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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-03
Gbos Bassnrtt.
New Goods Just Received.
r.. BASSNEYT

4 GAIN returns thanks to The public general
"a ly for the very liberal patronage extended
20 nm during the past season; hoping for con-
tinusnco Of their favor, and intending to omit
nothing to deserve it, be now has the pleasure oil
announcing tho receipt of an unusually cheap
hirge and splendid assJrtmenfo of
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Town Property for sale.

TIE ~ rol lot 4, in blnck IS. ia the ofi-
gnal ,own Of Ottawa, having 40 feet front
onCnnal and rs feet front on l.asalle erect with
the store hodse, dwelling house, aud other out.
buildings thereon, being the premises a, present
us'd by Mr.. Phelps ior stun and dwelling
h1n'r. llllc good aud possession given in spring.
Enquire oitle subscriber, agent foi ihr owners.
dec 2t...9m tlH NV A UOEs
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SchOOl Books. Stationary, Ac.
~ Just received by the subscribers,
Sanders and McGuny's series of
School Readers,
Sanders Elementary Spellars,
Smith and Adams Arithmetic,
Smiths Grammar,
Smiths Geography and Atlas,
Goodrich's Natural Geography,
Parley's Geography,
Websler's School Dictionary.
ALso-Primers, Toy and Copy Books,
Blank Account Books, different sizes
Paper, Ink, Qnills, Steel Pens. &c.
WALKER g. lllCKLING.
Sept. "a, lSj7,
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CASH FOR WHEAT Tht subscriber
" VIII pay Cash for good moro hsu,able winter
wheat, delivered u, Slaadsns mills. or q, this
place. Farmers having wtca, to sell and living
ah"nt Dayton. had better bring in snmplcs.
Ottawa. Dec. 10. II. +. EAMES.
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aSfp Boots, shoes ~ BrOgans.
INV Just received, 40 cases, dlrec, from the
"a manufacturers, and for sale at low prices.
The assortment consists Of
Mems calf, kip, and s,oga boots, bro.
gans, &c. .........
Ladies buskins, slips, CATERS g. polka
Boots.
Boys, youths and childrens shoes and
boots, in variety.
WALKER & lllCKLING.
Sept "a, ISl7.
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For said orioIct. 7

For sale or TO Let.
FARM, situated near the canal, six miles
~ IRON Wis placc.cnl nine miles from Fem.
containing .iO neras, GO acres improved, q lcr
house, Ne. For further particulars apply 10 Tho
subscriber norh."ts' rotnor al the public square.
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COhN! CORN!:

BUSHELS IF good Corn in
iU,UUU the ear waited. f for which tho
high.sr market price viii be paid ia Cash.
Jan &, lS4S ALEX. ". MAGlLf..
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Crockery, Hard,oare and Groceries.
The unde rsigned is now prepared to offer
larger and cheaper stock Of goods to the inhahi-
tants OF this county, than can be found in any
other establishment. JIG. NArTINGER.
Sept "a lS47.
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snunn1. EnR YnrINC I,AnTES-

PRYT.4NJy4 Street, 70 door above EUI.ERPE Street
MFRS. PREWETT who has had considerable experience
lVA and always given entire satisfaction has opened
SCHOOL as above where will be taught all the branches
appertainng to finished educaOn-GeOgraphy. Grammar
Reading Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Physiology, As
trOnomy, &C., sc.
E~ An experienced French Lady has been employed to
give lessons in the FRENCH LANGUAGE AisO-a
Gentleman to teach Algebra and the higher branches Of
MATHEMATICS. Lessons on the PLANO FORTE and
GUITAR will also be given and especial attention paid to
the depOnment and moral instruction
F5% Among those to whom Mrs Z. would refer are-the
Rev Jno Hutchson Oakland College, Miss; Hon. J. A
Stnckman Mayor of Natehez; G. A, aeoste ESQ., Rev.
J. r. StrattOn Nachez Mrs. Emma Willard, Troy, ~ Y;
Jno Watt ESQ Hon. S. 5. Prentiss, Gen. G. n. Rowley,
and the Board of Directors the Public Schools OF the
Second Municipality, New Orleans.
Prices unusually LOLg. OF I'm
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u Q g Y 3 S ;
Rotten, ANN CAPDrnTs

One Of tie most delightful residences an the South
AsgA THE CARROLTOE HOTEL AND GARDENS, -.
EssEE 81 miles from Canal st., NewOTleans ola thes
EAAsS- CarroltOn Railroad. -
THE subscriber has the honor to that he now
v prepared to accommodate limited numbered B0AD.
ERs, by the day, week, or month.
TERMS:
Per Day 20 Week, $40 00.....Per Month, 80 90
Breakfast Dinner, and Supper, at any hour.
Fish Dinners to order aud Private Parties accommodated.
The best of Wines and Liquors.
lee Creams Ser6ets Lemonade and S0daoGter served
at the Saloon or in the Gardens.
The Dningroons and RestauTat under the charge of
MI P0UCHET, one of the first caterers and formerly OF
Billiard Tables, fen;pin Alleys and Quoits.
Good Stabhng for thirty Horses
80 The FLOWER GARDENS attached to the Hotel
tel in eXtent are laid out with much taste and
fine order, and fur sUrDass anything Of the kind in the
United States.
BOUQUETS in great variety always be had on applca
ton to the Gardener
Every possible attention paid to Visiers whose patronage
ia resDactfnllV solicited by (my1tf] LANES DGRNO.
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4th Numerous testimonials are on file at the Companys
Office which would satisfy the incTeduous letter
lust received from Joseph Hall, Suffolk Va, contains the
a7I@ The Dysentery Syrup cures in every case"
- The pTO0t IS daily COMM IN from e0eTy STATE
an the Union.
This extraordinary medicine shoud be Feored to The
nent any bad symptoms appear Sesmen, Boatmen, IIav
ele and all Others should have supply as its timely use
will save life.
The medical faculty are astonished its power freely
conteng that there other medicine at all TO be com
pared to it.
THE CHILDREN'S PANACEA
equally ecacous ul the bowel and stomach complaints
of Children. No mother physician should be without it.
EW" The General Agent for Louisiana and Mississippi IS
ID. HANSBROUGH " Camp street, New Orleans, La,
EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
New York August, 1913.
ssy@ For ale by WELD s. CO. Periodical Agents, ~
Camp street ALFRED HUNTER. corner Of Exchange
Place and CustOmbOUse street and by DRUGGISTS gen
orally. THOS. COOK, Postmaster city OF Iatayete J.
u. VAN BOKKELLEN, corner Camp and st. Mary
sts; JOHN FOELKEIg. Ievee and Seventh St
Lafayette and CHAS. BENNEOT, Canolon, LOUISIANA
p. S.-The GrGeteHberg Company are desiT0as Of pro
curing he services Of respectable ts5ae ~ egeH torn
the Union q business Which 1H be reTp tacratrf
BY addressing the Company, NO Roadway, New York;
postpaid particulars will be furnished.
AuU
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY-The PhilipDa street
Murder.-Mrs. Mary Daley, widow of the deceased
Patrick C. Daley, yesterday appeared before acting
Recorder GoIding and made affidavit that on Satur-
day morning last, few minutes after O'Clock,
while her husband was sitting in the privy of her
premises on Philippa street, between Hevia and
Poydras streets, he was unprovokedly assaulted by
John B. Chandler, with pistol and small dirk
knife, who inflicted upon him with said knife
wound in the right arm, and one in the left side
just above the hip bone, from which latter his en-
trails proruded and caused his death in about half
TO three-quarters of an hour. The accused was
then arraigned on a charge of murder, and having
through his counsel, Mr.. Randell Hunt, pleaded
not guilty. the Recorder appointed Friday next for
the examination.
Prosecution for ChariUareeing.-Mr Eliza Jane
Gray, widow lady residing on Celeste street, be-
tween TchoupitOulas and Levee streets, yesterday
entered complaints against Francis Duffy, John
Duffy and James McElroy of having, with num-
Der of others mobbed her house, abused her and
threatened her with violence on the evenings of
the Sd, 4th and 9TH inst. Madame Gray, we un-
derstand, has been recently married, and whatever
exception may have been taken to the lady's decis
ion to change her condition. is beyond our ken, but
it appears the accused with several Others for
cause other, thought it proper occasion to give
a serenade with the sheet-iron band. This has
been the custom " to the time the memory of man
runneth not to the contrary in certain cases, but
The abuse and threats decidedly discordant and
should not have been allowed to intrude. The ac-
cused all gave bail to appear for examination on
Wednesday, the 18th inst
Small Matters.-Matthew Higgins for being
drunk and fighting, and John Coughlin for the
same, minus the fighting, but plus disturbing the
peace, were each required to give bonds of $500 to
keep the peace for six months. 8. Michael Dorian
for incorrigble vagrancy, was sent to the work.
house for ninety days.
Interfering 10ih Watchman.-Geo. H. Carey
was brought to the watch;ho on Sunday night
accused of interfering with Waterman w. R. C.
Hays, in the discharge of his duty, and with hav
ing on his person, concealed, a loaded pistol.
THIRD MUNICPALITY.-MaryC Cook, vagrant,
was sent to the workhouse for thirty days.
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TUESDAY 18th Rovembef. 18i8-Sweepstake Race for
three year olds-Subsenption. 800 forfeit s1O0mila
heas-three more subscribers to make a race-to
and close on the 1st November, 1913.
"WEDNESDAY, 18th November, ls4S-sw eepstake Race
three year olds-Subscnption 5000 forfeit SI00-twO
mile heats-thfee subscribers 10 makea Taee-tn
name and close on the first November 1913. Address
o4 St THOS. EUBANK LEEFE,
Secretary Of the Louisiana Association, New Orleans,
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NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 10, 1913.

Perjury AND SwINDLING.-HenryW Wilson and
Robert Campbell were arrested last evening by the
Second Municipality police the request of J. Jay
Langdon, who charges them with perjury in swear
ing before Justice Bright on the 18th ult that they
had been honorahly discharged as soldiers from the
army, when in fact they had deserted, and then
swndling, by selling their claims as honorably dis
charged soldiers 10 him.
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The publication of this paper will hereafter be conducted
by Hayes MCCLURE s. Co.-the firm consisting of a. H.
Hayes, j. +. NJ Clure, j. o. PiersOn and j. c. Larue
Under the arrangement change will take place in
the editorial department of the paper the propneto regard
ing it point of personal honor to preserve unimpaed
the character which has hitherto sustained of an indie
pendent and impartial newspaper The number of propn
eors has been increased with the sole view of adding the
Of the journal and increasing the means of making
it Of the best in the Southern country. The
Crescent has already circulation larger than of the
pape in the city, and from the apdity with which it is
increasing it hoped that will soon equal the most -four
shing of its competitors, if supass them ALL On the
first of November large and splendid weekly paper will be
issued for circulation in the country; and will be of such
character and published such terms as will ensueitsuceess
with reading and intelligent community In the course of
a few weeks large and well assorted Job Office will be
added to the establishment thus enabling the propretors to
do for their customers every kind of Book and Job Printing
In short no effort viii be spared to make the CRESCENT
the best and cheapest newspaper the Southern States
one which viii be for the interest Of class of the
community to support and onewhch will give entire salts
faction to the liberal and enlightened Of all parties Relying
the public appreciation for their the propnetoFs
fully that they only by deserving it,
Ne0 Orleans, September 9, lS46.
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REMOVAL,


Of 3 4 Ell RON 6dSe REM soSs e 'DSl5 SSs eSh
TshouPtouas street, 70 Their New Stores, -,
s 9s: o. s Gaa VI oa;hp Street opposite
receiving by arrivals from Foreign and Domestic Manufac
line, which they offer for sale the lowest market prices and
accommodating terms Country Merchants, Planters,
and examine for themselves. The following embraces
3 tons Fnq 5 Soa y gGuare and fiat
50 do. Pennsylvania
10 DO do Boiler Iron
300 Bundles ts9 Brszer8 Rods Go SIG and a. round
300 do Sheet Iron 10 Is;
loo do Band Iron, II, IL. IL, and % inch;
500 Tennessee Ploug ,-sbare Mouds;
1000 kegs Cut NAILS and SPIKES;
200 Fps. BRAzIERs5 COPPER, ID to 100 ID sheets
10000 lbs Cast, German Shear and Blister STEEL;
AN WIS ;s, VICES; SMITHS, =, BEL
Stocks and De- s screw f Piaas F Fe Irons Irons
Files and Rasp & anna fa9 and english LOCKS of every
Sliding-d6or Furniture: Hooks and Plate Hinges:
Butt and Parliament Hinges; Woodserews
Shutters and Fasteners of every decnpton and patterns;
Brass as1 and Block Tin Cocks and Faucets:
Hand, Pane, Brass and Iron back SAWS;
Scythes and Scythe Sneaths
s6oveIs and Spades, (Ames, Woods s BOuEland,s);
Crown Louisiana, Carolina and Gmbbing HOES;
OK, Fifth, Breast. Log Halter and Coil CHAINS;
Iron Copper and Brass WIRE;
Gun Locks and Gun and Pistol Elints;
Single and Doube-barreled GUNS and RIFLES;
Corn, Coffee and Pepper MILLS;
Curry Combs, English and American;
Plated and Brass StiTTIps, Bits, Buckles, etc;
Hone and Mule Collars Hall Z Kings PLOUGHST
LANES, Cart SADDLES and BRlDLES;
Combs; Paper;lPens; Shoe Thread;
rant, Goth SeTqbbing, Whtewash Floor, Tooth, Han >
shoyels and longs Fire Irons Brass and Iron AndOn
kenders. ETC.;
PPdSsWAbR RE full assortment
rocket, Pen and Desk KNIVES:
S0snnssiandle KNIVES and and Forks and Knives only;
SoSJhtS and RAZORS; Table Cutlery a great VARIETY
NOS; nu.eheT and Shoe KNIVES Angus Chises GOuges
Carpenters and Cooper Pr MES and tool 6 of every
Cotton Wool and Horse CARDS;
3 39 colls Fndhla ROPE, from 6-thread to Finch:
so do. Marine and Housine. US
OAkUM. TAR, PITCH and ROSTS
Sperm, Whale, Lard and Linseed OH s:
Spirits Turpentine and Varnish:
10000 lbs. Pure Atlantic WHITE LEAD
10000 lbs. Brooklyn Nos. ] and 2White cad
200 Kegs Black Red and Yellow PAINT:
1000 lbs. Chrome and Paris Green; 500 lbs Verd fus
% tons CASTINGS, assorted
1900 French Pots assorted. / to 80 pints;
MILL and GRINDSTONES; s. eet Baraad Pig LEAD
Lead Pipe and variety of other articles too
mention. nat2 If
PLASTERING HAIR, sc.
DLAsTERlNG HAIR, FIRE CLAY ANDWHITE
p ~ ssle ny
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FIRST MUNGCIPALITY.-D Duel Stopped Mrs.
Adele Rissi made oath before Recorder Genois yes
terday, that on Sunday night her husband Pierre
Rissi had difficulty with Charles Bayou, and that
on the following morning the latter sent her hus-
band a challenge to fight duel. Warrants were
issued for the arrest of both
Commited-Geo Harvey, Ellen Cassidy Rachel
Myers and Patrick Mcintyre, were sent before the
First District Court, to be tried for vagrancy....
Louisa Brown, f. W. c., accused of assaulting and
abusing a white woman, Bridget Burroughs, was
also committed for trial.
ReScuing a PrisOner.-William Christian was
brought to the guardhouse on Sunday night last,
charged by watchman ThOs. Hennessy with rescu-
ing prisoner from him, at the corner Of Hospital
and Front Levee Streets and also with striking him
at the same time. The accused was liberated on
giving bail to appear for examination.
Another StGbbing CaSe.-John Teiles yesterday
deposed before Recorder Genois that between 10
and IL O'Clock on Sunday night last, man named
Charles Kref Lad difficulty with man whose
name deponent does not know in the T'voli Garden,
on Carondelet Walk, and that watchman Rumbleck
advanced towards the parties, with knife in bis
hand, apparently to quell the disturbance, but i'm
mediatey after he heard Kreff cry, am stabbed"
The deponent adds that he learns Kref was carried
TO the Hospital wounded, and that he believes the
wound was inflicted by the Waterman. Rumbleck
was arrested on the accusation.
Threatening a W3e.-Madame Barbara Alsdorler
preferred charge yesterday against her husband,
Peter Asdorfer, of abusing and threatening her, in
the vegetable market, on Sunday. The lady, ac-
cording to her account, is in that pitiabe stu
alton known as " grass widowage her husband
having deserted her for the last two months and
she declared she entertained serious fears of her
life from Peters violence, the Recorder required
him to give bond to keep the peace
Sent to PriSOn.-Jane Farrell and Josephine
Smith committed to prison for thirty days, for
vagrancy; and Elizabeth Doyle ten days, for dis
orderly conduct
Battery, Fighting, etc.-John Petit, charged with
knocking down and stamping upon Joseph Ferouilet,
was yesterday arrested and gave bail to appear for
examination. Benjamin Hill was also arrested
for fighting board the ship Indiana, and striking
the police officer who arrested him.
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s y \ y So

III For Vera Cruz. FIRST V-ESSEL.... The
1ekA fine fastsailing schooner ID. G. FOSTER, Capt.
- Garfield having half her cargo engaged and going
on board, will have dispatch. For balance of freight
passage kavng fine accom- aodatons apgy on board az the
Triangle Buildings, to
o5 j. w. GIBBONS. e Customhouse Street.
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NEW BOOKS-Per Crescent City.
VTTE have received and now open the folio wing works,
w per Crescent City
GOWERIE; a novel BY G. P. R. James.
THE TENANT OF WlLDFElIL HALL; ythe author
of Jane Eyre r, q.
ciety by w. NJ. Thackery.
The following Plates of the q B'hoys " Of Men York
J. WinaRs in the character of Joe. :"
F s ChanfTan in the character Of Nose" o.,
TAKE ot De Butt-irom the play New 70 As 1t Is
AIsoSTbe WESTMINSTER REVIEW fcr July 1913
AID If WELD CO. u Camp street.
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SPANISH
rv- pRTY8TE LESSONS ONLY. -E

Ez- PRIVATE LESSONS ONLY -Gg
u J. GOMEZ, Editor of Id PatriG, viii devote few
II. hours during the day to give Instructions IA the span
ish Language Mr. G. has adopted and easy method,
BY which scholar learn read speak and translate the
Spanish language in two or three months. -
For Terms, &C. apply Mr.. Gomez at his once, NO 81
Exchange Alley Cont street at the Bookstores Of
J. y. Steel Ia Camp St ThO L. White, So Canal St. and
J. C. Morgan II Exchange Place, adjoining the POstOfce.
II If required, Mr. G. viii give lessons at Hlght, m@
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THE AMERICAN,
NJ. a ST. CHRRLES ST, opposite st. Charl

TVJHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
i public in general that he has purchased the "a
above popular establishment, which has for long SszA
time been under the management of Mr.. o. J, Gzh=A
OMEARA and that he will conduct it in the best possible
STYLE which he thinks will tend to render worthy of public
patronage The whole establishment has been newly refed
and repanted valuable stock of fine Liquors has been laid
in and nothing shall be omitted the part of the pTopn
etO which can possibly tend to the comfort and accOmmo
M f. ROULSTON,
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Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Washington Snow. Liverpool Andrews & Dewey
Ship Oscar. Fr.) Labory. Bordeaux, T Jordy
Sehr. Sophia. Taylor Sabine Pass, Master
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Dumbarton Pendle on As days from London in bal
last, 10 mastef-2d my.
Ship Qxriard Chick from Boston August 18th, to G. w
Hyn on-sd my.
Ship Camera Dunbar Is days fiom New York to master
I'd my.
Bark Obern Batch 81 days from Boston, to j. p Whitney
IL CO-3d my.
Bark Nancy w Stevens, Stevens 10 days from New York.
- to Toby & Bogen-2d my.
STEAMBOATS,:
Jas. L. Day Wood FIN Mobile
Ben Adams Hunt FIN Yazoo Cty-7S0 bales cotton.
Latona Seeck, FIN Bayou Sara,-2l5 bales cotton
Magnolia Thomasson fiji Vicksburg-2SO6 ba leS cotton
Princess No g. Sandod I'm New Carthase-2l5o b. cotton
Sutana, Moore FIN St Louis.
Old Hickory, Northern, FIN St. Louis
Towboat Shark PinnegaT I'm the Passes.
Towboat COnquerOr, Heatlan I'm the Passes.
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MONTHLY BULLETN-NO. 8.
nYsENTERY, DIARRHGA, etc. Posittpely cirea


THE GRAEFENBE RIG
COMPANY pledges itself
to the following facts
LIST. The GrGefsRberg
ID MS enteTB SBTMp
will cure the Dysentery, Di-
aThea, etc., in twenty-four
hours.
I'd. A cure is warranted,
no matter how bad the case /;
even il the discharges are
bloody and constant. The
money is instantly refunded
if a cure is not the result.
3D.. Thousands of lives
have been saved by its use ;
in some instances where the
a~nVTrn nm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-10

ROBBERY. John NJ Stevens was last night ar
rested by the police of the First Municipality,
charged by Solomon Miller with robbng him Of
four hundred dollars in money and gold watch,
in the American Hotel, at the corner of Front Le-
wee and Bienve streets
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Spoken:
In lat $50 long 81 40 ship Warren standing East On
the 9th u bark Mahet with loss of job boom, fOremasr
and man-to On the 9th ship Claiborne in lat
$40 % long $50 49, hence days out By ship Claiborne
the 18th u ship Quebec u days from this port dis
masted, and putting back for repairs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-10

CARD-The subscriber respectfully informs his friends
"A that he has sold THE AMERICAN to Mr.. NJ. T.
RoULsTON and while he returns his thanks for the very
liberal patronage which he has received he recommends his
successor TO their kind attention and hopes they will continue
their support the establishment O2 til c. j. OMEARA.
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MN@IAN SAAgso
Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c.

Dry Gooos, hats Boots Shoes &c
By Il. ARMFIELD, Aucroneer.
XNTIII4 bs sold Daily at the store OF JASPER 4.
w SMITH, Mo- Canal street, between Camp aud
Magazine streetsCth0Rt general ten of
DRY GOODS, consisting IN part of DOMESTIC CALL
GOES. CLOTHS, GASSIAIERES, KERSEYS, &c..Sc
HATS, Boots, Shoes, HARDWARE, Cutlery, and a
large variety OF FANCY GOODS, all Of which viii be
very suitable for Country Trade.
TERMS q ash.
n B-Iaberal Cash Advances made on eonsignmens of
Dry Goods Hardware Cutlery, Gold and Silver Watches
Jewery, and Mercha, disc generally. OF 6m
Window Glass, Paints etc.
By MORPHY q MENUS.
"WEDNESDAY, 18th inst., at II oclock-Will be sold
Wv a Store No. 81 Magazine street
1900 boxes WINDOW GLASS Of the Waterford man.
ufactory, N. j., from 8XlO to 24X32
500 bbls;, kegs and boxes CHROME GREEN and Y Ell
LOW, BLACK PAINE. Spanish Blown, Yellow Ochre,
Venetian Red, PRUSSIAN BLUE, Imperial and Perma-
nsnt Green, dry and IN OIL &c.
f Catalogues will be ready the day previous to sale and
terms liberal. o.
TO THE PUBLIC.
ID lCHARD TERRELL respectfully offers to the public
Ia his services as f UCIIONEER for the sale of REAL
ESTATE and SLAVES and for OUTDOOR SALES,
pedgng his utmost eXeOHs to promote the interest OF those
entrustng business to his care,
EE Negroes of every description constantly on hand,
at private or public sale
III Liberal Cash Advances made on cOnsign-
ments RICHARD TERRELL, AuctiOHeeT,
my20 Nos Is and 20 Banks's Arcade Passage.