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The southerner., 1853-04-09
Muii DrprcHuii0ns.

Frequent complaints have been made
u late OF the inIccurity."f the transmits
sion of money by mail, amt the R1lcigh
papers mention many cases loss which
have occurred within the last three
months, in the Transmission of money
to them. But more daring case of
robbery of the mail occurred last week.
Somcw here betw cn Chapel Hill and
Salem. On Friday morning, Il bundle
ofpIp, rs WAS four in fish trap i'll
New Hope Creek, near the Chapel Hill
road, which was found to contain nine
"r ten letters, addressed to varous lnll-
viduals, with the post bills anl the en-
velopes in which they hld been enclosed.
The letters had been br ken open, and
after having been rh.l Of all that was
valuable. were thrown into the creek.
The date of one of the post bills an |
the tnling of the bun lie, renlors it cer-
tain ,at the robb ry was com-ni tel on
the trip down on Thursday, AMI this
circumstance, it is hoped, will lead to
the detection Of the ro5bcr.
HeUsLo.v' R:c0rler, March 3OM.
The southerner., 1853-04-09
Sale Of State Bonds.

We learn from the New York Day Book of
the End inst, that The North Carolina six
uer cent. loan of $4,000 was taken yes
terday by Messrs. Cammann & Co., at
1O5,02. The aggregate bids were over
S2,OOO,OOO. The bid of Messrs. Cammann
& Co. gave the largest result for the whole
loan, and it was awarded to them. A por-
ton was taken to 60 abroad, and re-sales
have been made to-day at lO7!."
The southerner., 1853-04-09
R00nDk. Fisheries.

\ late number of the Plymouth Vii
lager says: The seines on the R,anoke
are doing il pretty far business, the
freShct having subsiled. The shll are
much larger aud better favored than
those taken in former seasons, AMI will
probably command much better prices.
The srineS on the Sound will soon be in
operation, with prospect Of doing IA
good business
The southerner., 1853-04-09
THE SOUTHERNE

the B.rings, of LONDON, the right of
way from Houston, Texas, to the Ell
-Passo. They. ask for no lani-aothins
but the right Of WY. Their agent.
Mr.. ,tsw,rth, has plclgel the ia tn
of the Brings, and forty millions of
dollars, to carry out the m alter at once.
They intenl carrying the roa / t. ths
Paciic, ami it is ull,r5tool the VI xxi
cAn governm mt are prepared to gr INT
the right of way over their territory.
The southerner., 1853-04-09
Washington, 6 Mar. 1858.
To the E{itor nfM~ S,utherner.

Sir: Allow me to correct an error
which appear; i yHur last pap'r,
In IN artc'e hcrled "Pi4nk Il ,adS,
&c you say
''!+ few days since we had r. L. Myers.
ESQ, of Washington w tn u.s. AMI the Sur
veyors of the Washington and Tar5oro'
Plank Road, unlcr II erection. They sur
veyed somcwh tc.rcu.t,us route, by Gain
ers bridge, ,nl king the distance Is miles
when it is only about i3 by the Concto road
This WAS done, We learn, with the view of
testing the probable advantages to be derived
from running the ank Road cQui- distant
between the 7 .r and Roanoke rivers, ter
minating ut Euf.i instead Of this place.
With this view Tx Surveyors have proceeded
on towards Eff I.''
In the slu4 1ricle am made to
say
That it viii only require two locks to
render Tar rv"r nLviglb'e at all seasons,
and that the st 'ts's appropriation of :S25,-
600 for that purpose, will be amply sutti-
Gent"
In reglrl to the surveys | stated
they were merely If Il preliminary cha
ractrr, ini Med mu!nly t" ascertain the
relative Positions Of Washington, Tar
boro', and Enfield, and other points in
tervening-and that no definite route
had been fixed upon.
In regard to the river improvement
my remarks have been entirely m>un-
derstood.
| stated to several friends in Tarbo-
ro', that l thought the appropriation
would build two locks and dams, and
that if they answered the expectations
of others as well as my own, that the
advantages would be so great that the
people on the river would not be salts
fed until the river was made navigable
at all seasons tn Tarboro'; and that
whilst the Legislature was appropria-
ting large sums for other improvements
the small amount necessary for accom-
plishlng the object could be readily OBJ
tanned, Yours, r. L. MYERS.
The southerner., 1853-04-09
Price If P0rk

A writer in Cincinnati paper csti-
mates that unless pork rules abuv. Sl6
81 SIT per bbl. III Ncw York city,
from two to three dollars will be lost on
every hog packed in the Mississippi
valley til season. The price of D ,rk
i'll the West has been unreasoplb!y
high. The grower and packers have all
BEEN grossly deceived as to the provi-
sion crops IN the E,stsrn States, anI
hence their losses cannot exci'e any
particular sympathy among their East
ern brethren.
The southerner., 1853-04-09
De0ih nj AIRS. Filinaure.

Washington, March 3O--Mrs. Fill
more, wife Of Millard Fillmore, late
President OF the United States, died at
Wizards hotel this morning. Her re-
mains will be taken 10 Buffalo for inter-
ment. Mrs. Fillmore bad been labor
ing for some time under severe attack
Of pneumonia. Her death has cast =
gloom over the city, and Mr.. Fillmore
receives the deepest sympathy Of our
citizens in his Sd! bereavement.
The southerner., 1853-04-09
C0nrress-E Eriru Session

The Senate is still in extra session, prin-
cipally occnp el with appointments to office.
Among those recently made, is that of Wes-
Icy Jones to be Marshal of the United States
for the District of North Carolina, in place
of George Little, removel-on which the
Standard truly remarks: ''We record the
appointment of Wesley Jones as Marshal,
with much Il assure. He was prescribed by
the Taylor administration to make room for
Col. Little, and it WAS but just and right
that he should be restored. His restor .tion
was expected, and will be hailed with graft
fcation by the democracy of the State gene
rally"
The southerner., 1853-04-09
Wnshinyton Mtrket. A1ri1

Naval Stores.-Turpentine hls come
in slowly this week. Old dip my BE-
quoted at 1871, and Scr,.pe l,6J for
28O lbs. Tar l,5O $50.
Grain Corn is rather dull an com.
mands from IS to II cents per bushel. +
Cottnn.--Sales for last pickings at
etc. per lb.
n,sk.-New York mess $40 per bbl.
oaco'>~Hams 10 1O}c., shoulders
and sides slOc. per lb.
Lard 10 een~,ae- lb.
f. f'sh.-old wl'". herr;ass 4,5o .
800 per. hum, new fresh caue..
Cfer hun, shad SO per hun. The son..
a'o>ot doing very we'll.
Ns.sAere .H,trz;et, .fDrH /.
Bacon. THE etock 49,, -, -
lerately full, but inds a reedy mafRo-'o'
The southerner., 1853-04-09
COMistrv .Wcrch,sNS
Union Agricultural
Warehouse 4 >scd>'"''
Huiph 8. Co., go FHlfo" d.
NEW YORK,

OFFER FOR SALE, a large ana i
assortment Of Agr. u.tural and Hor'''u', ~,
Implements, consisting of PlowS'. 'iiU
tings, Corn Shelters, Straw CatttE9'
Powers, Thrashers and Separators' I an,
Mills, Grain Cradles, ScytheS anu 0n'
Grain Nils, Sug,r Mills, Root Cat'er'' A
sage Cutters and Suffers, Ok Yoke
Bows, Rtkes, Hoes, Hay and Manur' iv 's,r.
Spades, S.loveis, Carts, Wagons "n'''
rows. &c. ,,-rs
Field, Garden and FIo,cer Seeds-a I1rT en-
variety. FeUiIizers-Peruvian GUAM ,tcs,
Phosphate Lime, Bone Dust, iouu'
Charcoal Dust, Plaster NC. and
Manufacturers Of Schae6lys ReapFpo md
Moving Machine; Daniels Hly, o'f'" wm.
Stalk Cutters. Agents for the SAFE =, ,..rp.
iovey's Patent Straw Cutters. n ~" ':,n b,
i've catalogue viii be sent on app pi01 as.
The southerner., 1853-04-09
Hlfis1uic C0L/eye. Or/0rH.

The attention of the Trustees of this
INSTITUTE N is directed to the notice of
the Secretary under our advertising
Il :ad, calling Il meeting of their body at
Oxford on the 3rl of My next. W.,
hope aN tie Trustees will bear in minl
the app ointment, AMI, if possible, at
tend. They could not be engaged in =
nobler cause, an the business dem IN l.
ing their immediate attention is highly
important, requiring the counsel AMI
action Of Il .fuU hot.rR
Ruleiyh Star.
The southerner., 1853-04-09
TIsbDro' 4 Rocky Mou.. i.
Plank Rond Company.

BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION to the CaDl
ital Stock of this Company will be opened \
the store of NJ, ssrs. Austin s. Hyman in II.
town of Tarboro', under the direction Of R
Ii. Austin, Robt. Il. Bridgcrs Nathan Mat
thcwson and Robt. Norf feet-and at the so,
of VI. Weston and MessrS. Battle 4 Son, Al
Rocky Mount, under the direction of NJ
Weston, c. c. Bonner, W. S. Battle and e.
B. Killebrew, on Monday the l4th day o.
this month-tnd continue open for forty
days at each place. Two dollars per Shar
of twenty-five dollars viii be required to b
paid 1T the time of subscribing
By order of the Com nissioners,
JNO. NOEFLEET, Secretary,
Tarboro', Fcb'y 2nd, 1853.
" B The Books wiU be KEEP
opca unfU Suturd"y, Esd .4prH
The southerner., 1853-04-09
Reportea for the Wilmington Herald.
WIneiny'on Mlrhe', April 6.


Turp ,ntinc.-We note sales since
last report as follows, $50 bbls. at $50
f'r s,t't anl l,9) for hari per bbl. 63 (
d.. at 3,5) and l,75 and l2O do, hard
at l,SJ PR bbl. Lust sales on yeSter-
d.y of i lot of all hard at 1.SO. Very
little in m1rkct autl feeling rather de-
pressed
Spirits Turpantine.- have no
open transactions to report. On Mon
day there were sales of 100 casks on
prlvAta!terms. NJ transactions yester-
day The stock is light and prices SEEM
To have downward ten iency.
II 's;n.-Wc hear Of M transactions
-lothing doing in the article, vessels
scarce-freights high--ao operations in
Consequence.
Tar,-slles of $40 bbls. at 1,s5 pei
bb.
C'rn.--A clry> Of 1900 bushels WIS
disp 'se.l Of Oh NJ inlay last at - ct>
PER bush'l. \ cArg, superior white
flint s'll yesterl,y 1T 6 } cts. per bu,hel,
n.n;ty days. st 'ck Oh hall flu l.
market ovcrstocka l--lem lnl light.
BAo'n.--Wc quote hog round at 10
a Ii cts. hans l2a Il! cts. per lb.
The stock Of n. G. is fair, and dcmand
m "ler'tt. w. hear Of no late sales of
consequence. Sto,k of Western full
AMI slow sales at quotations.
Llrd.-plenty anl dull at 10a IL
cts per lb. N, recent transactions.
Receipts from the country limited.
The southerner., 1853-04-09

Hunts Merchants Magazine, fpl
March, furnishes the f,ll,winy in Illus.
tration nf the srunl fin lncial con litinn
nf the Unitcd States The table sd Nv,
the relations of p,p4r AMI c,in lurn!
the several periods Of 1916, 1881, 1855
and 1888. For this statement it is in
dchted to the "Rlilroad Record
Years. Bank Notes. Coin. Proportion
1916 $37, $7,5OO,0oo III to !
1880 6),OJ),O0O 1O,0o0,OO) to |
1895 12o,O0o,O 900 23,0)o,O0) ~ to l
1888 l23, ,9js,35s III, 1913, 800 lilo to l
This table CONTINUES the R,cor i
shows the very rem ,rkible result tn It
the proportion of coin TO paper in active
circulation has increased ten foli since
1916, and four fold since 1885, and W..
may add has more th,n dou5lcl in the
last three years. \ dollar in coin WIS
accompanied by four 'llrs Of piper il
1885, and nnw elch dollar of pap r is
accompanied by one in cnil.
Hunt says, "fr,m 1921 to til, close
Of the fiscal year 1918, the entire
imp ,rtation of t'rcigl coin AMI bullion
into our Unon amounted to S239, 3d.
S+l. an tn: export of the SIM during
tn It period reached $50, ,+62, ,4O5. In
these twenty i5ht years, there WIS ac-
c ,rlin,ly y bll.nce remaining in our
chest, If S7l, ,707,43 This WIS the
foreign accrction alone; while fr I'm our
domestic pro luction of the precious
metals our mintS received, iii rpun
Sl0.O0J, ,0J0: 81 that our total
increase of specie from both sources,
WIS So ,00D, 900, or about S3,3J),DJ)
ii year From the fiscal year lSlS-9
to the present time, the imp 'rts If for
cign precious metals, in crin an | bullion,
were S24 900, ,0j0; while the dom site
production I'M cunts, acc,rlin5 to com
age, to Sli5,D)O,OJO; deiuctln- fir ,m
this total of SlS9,O0J,O)0 the SUN of
SS5,O00,OOO, which We have cxpprte.l,
AMI we tinl that, in four years IN II
hllf our specie currency has actu lily
gained S23,Oo),O)o each year, or Il
grand total of SlO4,0OO,O0O,
The southerner., 1853-04-09
p~Sevcral persons have recent,

na%Sevcral persons have recently
died - the neis shborhood of CASTOR, of
. disease very much resembling Aslatic
.,h,,er.. 1t does its work III IL very
few hours, leaving its victims tit suo-
i.cts tor 'he grave. Those who died
the past week Were first taken with ex-
cessivc purgms, acco0eanled with ov-
caslonal vomiting, whchseas followed
with spasms that continued uh,a deutb.
Whether the genuine Aslatlc Cfnlera.
or not, we are unable to say. On.
thing, however, is certain. Its resem.
plance to that disease, to>say the least
.s very near, indeed. The ilnemperate
nabits Of those attacked, We pfssumc
IS the true cause of its fatality. -
Wu,rent0n NeWs.
The southerner., 1853-04-09

A telegraphic despatch from Detroit
states that Mrs. Cass, the worthy lazy
of General Lewis Cass, died on Tue
evening Of the 3lst ult. Immediately
after the Inauguration, Gen. Cass Was
called home by the announcemento1 OF her
serious illness; for while hopes were
ntertained Of her recovery, but u change
took place fsw days since, followed by
her rapid dissolution. - GolGSboro RIP
The southerner., 1853-04-09
8 to 81 cents for hog round and 81 for

s to 81 cents for hog round and 81 for
hams.
Corn.-We hear of sales from carts
an wagons during the week at 50 cents
and to-day friday a lot WAS sold at
55 cents per bushel.
L,rI.-No change in price-sales at
10 cents.
Tlr is selling at 81 60.
Turpantina.-rhe supply of Dip Tur
pantluc continues to be very limited
with steady demand at So 80. Scrape
sells at s. 3D. decline from our last
quotations.
The southerner., 1853-04-09
Straw $hrCD.

THERE are four Ewes with Lambs abou
my premises, which have been there aooV
eighteen months or more, marked sWaIIo
fork in the left ear, and oval square IN III
right. The owner is requested to CALL p
charges, and take them away.
March %, 1852. r. A. SANAGb
The southerner., 1853-04-09
Eep0rt ~ The 0nam;i'ee an
EG ,dS - sta, Mu5 lie.
uP/oDDifnfs
EPIODNItH MS.

The U, S, Senate's committee 10 in
vestigate frauds committed on the Gov
ernment' reported last Wednesday. The
committee has investigated and reported
or t0ar eases The first case is that OF
contract for the building of certain
hight houses in California and Oregon
gwen priva' ely by Mr.. Corwin, lat
secretary OF the Treasury, to clerk il
0aA deDAEtMeHt, with the expectatiol
The southerner., 1853-04-09
Railroad Accident.

4 distressing accident occurred Oil
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroa1
Sunday last, at 5 p. NJ, about fou
iii from Pet rsburg, as the mail trail
Was coming South.
The southerner., 1853-04-09

TARBoR)' MARKET, April

TARBoR)' MARKET, April 8.
Turpsntine.-Dip, s. 90.
Scrape so cts. per 100 lbs.
Tar, 81 10 per barrel.
Corn, s. 25 to s. 5) per bbl.
Bacon, IL to 12l cts.
Lard, IL to II! cts.
Fresh Pork, 81 to 7 cts.
Fish-Blue Fish. s53 per barrel.
Cotton, 8 to 81 cts.
The southerner., 1853-04-09
Foreign.

The Franklin brings Liverpool dates
to the 18th March. C'tton active
price unchanged WHEAT AMI fDura
little advanced. Corn depressed.
The southerner., 1853-04-09
The S0lthGrner.
TARBORO': APRIL 8.

rgV. B. PALMER, is duly empowered
to take advertisements and subscriptions for
this paper in the cities of Boston, New York,
and Philadelphia.
n@W. II. MCDONALD, is authorized to
receive advertisements and subscriptions for
this paper in the city of New York.
The southerner., 1853-04-09
For Rent.

-~< . v~-.-
THE DWELLING HOUSE AND IG,
recently occupied by the subscriber, j, f
rent untll the lst January next.
L. II. PENDER.
Tlrboro', April 6, 1853. "a
The southerner., 1853-04-09
Terus md The Burings.

A letter from San Antonio, to the
cotton Plant, states that u bill has pass
I'd the Texas legislature which grants to
The southerner., 1853-04-09

HGrBy a postscript to the advertisement
it will be seen tn It the Books of Subscrip-
ton for the Tarboro' and Rocky Mount
Plank Road are to be kept open two weeks
longer from to-day.
The southerner., 1853-04-09
For sac by Geo. N,v ,,d
sold also b, druggists and do,, :" ''b,
era''y' s"Id at whole sale hs .',e'' .," :,
c'ra' druggists in the Uui,aa :" ~ heE


egrWe are requested to ,n e's
LOFTIN, Esq, of Lenoir co,, UaceE
didate for Congress in the 9nI chasas
al district of N. c. at the eDsni,, tYna s.
suhjec to one contingency oplr t, ss:t
The southerner., 1853-04-09
MOIIcE,

STRAIED from the undersigned a ligh
sorrel Nre Pony, five year, old, branded Ol
the left thigh, with the letters B F. An!
inf)rma ton thankfully received and ezpen-
ses paid. A. ], FOSTER
Wakefield, Wake CO. n. c., 10Th Mar
The southerner., 1853-04-09
TEMPERANCE Nor,

P. S. White, Esqr., on I
Sampson county, will lecturs ~! b
on Saturday, the 10th of An,, n%,Ssq
o'clock, a. NJ. The pubI;. HN
pcctfully inv'eed to attend.-r''s W. y
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DOR sALfn,euding dissolve his connection with this
muny gentleman sell his house and lot for 81 rs
foot aud give liberal credit ainos indefinitely $500 of
money! by deed otsi property
The lot No. 81 situated the side Of l2h
II, Is by 5o 5R
1851 the south IL
the 81 feet
improvements consist OF brick dwelling, c6 so,
which As feet building line eight
washroos back building deache extending the
i5 6, ktchen and
wants, carriage houses stabe hayroom, &c Of large wood
house fuel with lock for the The whole
having built without reference
his In
ample accommodation for family all domestic
uses receptions square,
been e which the purchaser
handsome house for four hve dollars and
would worth fifteen twenty thousand
and suit the head of a department
The thoroughly furnished with comfort and
able including Many Of the articles, IL
which the much and vexaion.
objected with
tons, new, andLas beds, Of the best qualify.
The Of neigbborhood hnethe being and the
excellent No Of sickness or disease has occurred
in the house to leave behind its contagion
For further particulars, apply VIM Bell of the Post Office De-
parment, A. Austin smith, Louisiana avenue.
dit
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By J. c. MCGUIRE, Auotionoer.

ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE, FURNITURE,
" French Mirrors Thursday morning, May 18th,
10 O'clock OF John Rves,
his county csdenee OF Third and hs sell
OF furniture and housekeeping effects,
Elegant rosewood foe made order by
Louis srrn 90
Pair OF maroon plush covered rosewood aee sofas
Walnut plush. covered French paror ana chairs
Two very large French plate mirrors
gold damnsk and silk
Embroidered curtains and cornice to match
Egyptian mar top table, tables
Bedsesds wardrobes, marble top wssbstands
Mahogany hair chairs dining and side tsblcs
Marble top beaufet sidehoard
Brussels ply carpets, oil cloth
Hall and stair carpetinR stair rods
Mnntel, hall, md astral lamps radiators
French china duner, and coffee sets
Glassware, SAFES, fire irons, &C.
and that credit OF and
months satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
J, G. MCGUIRE,
May I'D Aucuoncer.
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+ COLLECTOR AT PORTSMOUTH Zenas Clement
entered upon the duties of The Office Of collector a, Ports
mouth last week From our knowledge Of the nan. we
90 not hesitate TO express the opinion that Colonel Glen
emf WIZ make very prompt careful. and faithful officer,
ana VIII discharge his duties TO the satisfaction OF all
reasonable men who have Official business with him.
IN him our Portsmouth friends will find true, sound,
discreet and efficient coadiu,or in the democratic cause
as well as worthy citizen and en,erprising business
MANN. n. Pairioi
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ny GREEN a. SCOTT. Auct,oneer..

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, Ac AT AUG
III TloN-on Tuesday, the 10Th instant shalt cell
lady declining 10 O'clock
OF Teenth street.
buildings the flag will designate the house
lent aasorme furniture,
Mahogany Sofa spring lounge and chairs
Do recumb~pt rocking do
DO marble table and bureaus
Do dining, breakfast and card tables
Do wardrobe, bookstaaa, and wash closets
Maple and painted French and other bsdstesds
China, glass, and crockery
Feather beds. Mattress carpets, and mating
Hall, solar, and lamps, shower bath, sc.
first cooking stovc apparatus complete
With good lot OF kitchen requisites.
Terms cash. 49,.
May I'D Ancooneers
p s. The house Inquire the premises
" As
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By GREEN q SCOTT, Auotioneers.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-on
9th instant, shall SELL in front OF the premises,
O'clock NIL the real estate OF Mr. Johnson situated at
aud Boundary being all OF
$40 which too large houses stabnR
The ssbed will positively be cold
highest bidder the owner about 10 leave the
vcnent
Terms Title indsputabs given immediately.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
May 7-ot Auciinneers.
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By j. @. McaUIns, Auo,,onecr.

NEW FoURsToRY BRICK house AND LOT ON stree,
Monday afternoon, May gh O'Clock,
premises shall sell OF lot No 2 in squaie Use fronting ~
l2h 18Th streets, running
20 feet alley, improved by brick
house. containing rooms marble manleis paos
fixtures, TIE house put the substantial
manner the desirable for private
res denc n the city.
Terms residue twelve, and eighteen
months for satisfactorily secured, bearing interest.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
MAY Auctioneer.
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py y. G. MCGUIRE, auctioneer.

IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SEVENTH STREET At AUG
TONon Tuesday afternoon, May 10Th, O'Clock,
premises sell part Of lot ~ 49, fronting 25
street, running
rs suey, improved brick
house.
Tcnn. the residue in six
months, for satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
JAs. q. MCGUIRE,
May Id Aucioneer
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IMPRovEp PROPERTY NEAR THE CAPITOL AT AUG
TIONOn Wednesday afternoon, lth, O'Clock
parts ofiots TO- fronting
% and 3D.
by n snug story frame house, containing
third cash. the residue in six and twelve months for
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing Interest
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
May I'd Auctioneer.
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ny E. n. sTRATrON. Auc,,oneer,

HANDSOME DwELLING-HoUsE AND LOT AT AUCTION
III On Monday, May 9ti nj O'Clock M, the premises.
shall sell north Of lot No rs, ia No 434. and i'm
fifteen front by hundred and nine feet deep
The handsome brick dwell
ling side of oh and streeu
NORTH together story the
which fronts a thirty feet sey.
Title ndsputsbc. Conveyance al the expense Of the pm
Terms residue g. H. and Is months sa'iss
torily secured, bearing interest
g.
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Col krsDALL.-fb newly appointed postmaster Of
th's city, we understand will eher on bis duties on
Monday. He will make Efficient energetic, and
obging ofhcer-a compliment his worthy predecessor is
entitled to by common consent--Louisiana Courisr