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f-F' COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE. I
City Of New Orleans, October 3lst, 1851.
81 No 1863.
Resolred That the adjudication by the Comptroller of the
contract for removing and fitting the vaults Of the Parish
Prison and Police Jail John Christie security James Reg
for Thousand three hundred dollars $4,000 be and The
hereby rejected and tho Comptroller authorized
sell the the bidder after FIVE days notice in the
official journal.
~ tSignedl ....,.a j. MAGIONI,
President Board OF Al sistant Aldermen.
SO Signed] t= A. LANDRY,
President pro Board Of Aldermen.
Approved October q, 1857.
tSignedl CHAs. M. WATERMAN, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that THURSDAY. 9Th of No.
yember next will adjudicate At Office IL o'clock M,
the above contract.
o3l 1t T. THEARD COMPTROLLER
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STREET CONVERSATIONAL.

FOURTH DISTRICT POUND-Nas brought
to Fourth District Pound Jackson street, between
Constance and Laurel streets. MS estrays-- = 81 "a
One small black he Goat with the tip Of the tail white
yellow and white she Goat the right horn turned back
touching the neck.
paid will be sold at public auction at said pound SAT
URDAY, November It'll, 1857, at u, O'Clock A. NJ. u
p A. GUYOL, Street Commissioner.
I Registered October 9sl 1851.
! ly.s5 HENRY DUREL, 2'sg3
Clerk Of Comptroller.
Nav llrlesns. October Ii 1857. OF NJ G
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DURAL RESIDENCES
N MANUFACTURING SITESl
RAKE DppDRTUNTTy

L
RAKE OPPoRTUNITYit
.. LONG CREDIT u
FOR SALE-l5O SQUARES OR ABOUT SiOO LOTS IN
THE TOWN OF KENNER.
This property is situated the line the n o. jackson
and G. N Railroad miles from the city The ground form
ing of the Meare Ridge higher than other place
within foryfye miles, and will drain itself rapidly, without
any artificial
To airy healthy and agreeable neighborhoods
raj retreats for the families of the business of city,
tain sections Of the higher grounds have been for
yae residences with ample and under uniform egu
TONS all the streets of which designed shall be lined with
shade and ornamental To their wants. grounds
have apart will proper parties
schools churches colleges and public Here
wealth combine to make place unsurpassed for rustic
beauty.
sections apart for purposes This 10
cay decided advantages for manufacturing
town than other point In State. 1t has front
Mississippi river of more than mile and half upon
the nayigable of Lake Pontcharain
miles distant 1t is the only place where the N o.
and c. N Railroad connects directly with the river and offers
the time the piney woods lumber
districts For the establishment Of manufacturers
scripons dry docks and steamboat building
or; and for the of the mechanic
arts much needed in midst liberal inducements will be
offered
Lumber by the daily trains brick made on the spot can
be delivered here less than city rates. The Railroad Com
pany VIII render the necessary facilities to the travelling
muuy and will run accommodation train the
the city rs soon sufcency Of travel may require Mr.
r. irwin will also run his line Of omnbusses the
requisite hours thus making the connection with Canal
portion OF this property will be sold low prices for the
small payment Of five cent in cash balance years credit
with interest at six per cent per annum.
Fer further particulars apply MINOR KENNER at the
town Of Kenuer W. P. COLEMAN, Charles street, j.
H. f3SE, las Magazine street, au2O ly
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EPAvE DU QUATRIEME DISTRICT-Il
f. 6te conduit depot Epaves Qnatrieme Diatric
entire les Constance Laurel
Une Uheyre jaime ct blanche, la droite retouree ct
touchant 10 a5t III s5.. " l.5,t.1 Isl sss4
fras payes lis vendua enchere publque dit de-
bot SA MEIjI7 novembre 1867, 10 heures Az M fs j
So. "A. GUYOI,, Comnissaire des
& NouyclIe- Orleans 2f poyembre 1857, OF NJ 6
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CHOICE WIN Els, LIQUORS, ETC.
~ af pipes the brand Of j. Denis Henry Mounie p
10 half Pipes brans Pne. casillon Co. cognac Brandy;
200 Gabriel Bouyet :.
10 -. Melady
TO-. PaRait Co.
10 halves United pr.prietors La kochslls
60 barrels superior old Bourbon whisky;
so medium different grades
Is old Monsngahea
pipes Holland Gin;
100 baskets Champagne, Heidseick Co.;
$50 Wolfe's Aromatic Schnapps;
800 cases Turner Brothers, celebrated Ginger Wine:
50 cases :. :. Blackberry Brandy;
50 Raspberry
SO :. Assorted Syrups
800 different brands Bitters, viz Boxers, Hosetter's,
Gouley's, Mills, etc;
100 dozen each lb. HOLSTERS;
oo Ssnisi ..-
casks and pins London Porter and Scotch Ala
best brands
large of Pie Fruits Jees and Jans
Sardines, etc.
Also general stock of Steamboat and Bar hand
and for sale the well known house of
fed If CADY HOLMES, I Gravier st.
CHAMPAGNE AGENCY-MOET CHANDUNs
~ Fleur de ery Cell de Perdrix Verzensy and Vim Impe
rial.
JULES MUMA's CO.'S Anchor, vsrzsnay. Cabinet and
Imperial
orders liberal
Importation of the above named superior Cham
socits the attention of dealers stocl
always hand. Samples can be seen at the office Of
8, WOLFE,
nl7 ly Corner Of Grayer street and New Leyee
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SOULE'S COMM EKCIAL co.,
~-. LEGEs corner Canal and Camp streets-Entrance
~ .Ax3 No, Camp street.
-EgxN. Book Keeping Penmanshp, Commercial Cal
cuaons and Arithmetic taught by practical exercises and in
strncoas, impaired individually and not in classes
Mr. Soue also particular attention correcting posting
closing reopnn Books averaging and adjusting Accounts
making Account Currents, etc. Office at his CONNER
cial College myl9 1y
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S@ magnificent manner, and is nov. open for The 40
ccmnodaon Of HIS friends and the public His arrangements
are such epcures always rely obtaining q ~
Saloon the very best BAYOU OYSTERS, GREEN TuRTLt
GAME FISH, etc, etc. and Ia short every lnxnry the W
could DESIRE - = .St. ,f.ss.,5 "a I'd. N ~
Families supplied and Meals furnished at all hours and
shortest notice. .s.-..jl $500 " Sz2j
other establishment in the city. VI S5sS5%
PICKLED OYSTERS pnt up TO order and guarantN 1xEs
NJ shall open Branch Of my establishment or A
October, in hatcher, Miss, sci sSfE$1
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THE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GRO
Agent. = - - -
R A large assortment of Choice GROCERIES, WINES
and LIQUORS.
50 6HAMPAGNE, Of the best brands in quarts and pnts;
other FINE WINES; Superior OLD BRANDY and other
Liquors Superhne and variety of Fancy Arti
ces Of the very best always hand prices
~ Goods delivered to families free drayage. "
NORTHUMBERLAND 10 SHIPPERS AND MAS
y tiers OF Vessels Trading with Mexico.
Persons shipping goods, clearing for
Mexican ports are informed that by applying the Office of
Mr. l. LOPEZ, Magazine street. they have all their
papers made under the of IGNACIO
r ORoPEsA ESQ., well aequsined with the Mexican Tariff
ana other Custom House regulations he been connected
Tor many years with the Consulate Of Mexico in this city
shall be delivered in the proper and ready
Tor clearance amoderate remuneration for writing them
sell 2m
GAMPEACHY HATS-JUsr Received AND
~ FOR sale by ]. 3. VALENTINE & CO.,
leo 81 Common street.
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EILMAN'S PNEUMATIC STEAM GRANy-
" LAT0R is in plantations, comprising the
largest and smallest classes which has taken off
three crops, with combination Of the following advantages
other known application Of steam steam Granu
afor entire steam train
requires pressure 30 pounds strike
q Battery"
2 1t requires no additional water for the boilers
g. Its pipes never "scale'' require cleaning.
Its heating surface equally distributed the
body Of nce that and hard grained sugar made
The being all condensed and returned the boilers
direct additional boilers required where the mill
boilers large and Gimans Bagasse Furnace is usedons
pair cylinder boilers 80 and "a long
with Glman's Bagasse Furnace furnish to grind
per day.
us The Pneumatic Battery Grannator put in operation
less expense the planter than any other
application Of steam making in part entirely
by steam
information pamphlet with full specifications
drawings will be furnished application the subscriber
prepared make for the Battery Evapo
Clhriers to be used with direct exhaust
SAMUEL H. GILMAN
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T-VA MCDONNELL'S HESYAUHANT
J IN AND BAR lat Common street. = 5G
~\8 w., This well known and long established Res
tauran will be ready to accommodate its Gus
toners and patrons 18th and will heretofore bs
abundanty supplied with everything the market affords
The Bar aad, as well urnshed WIN the
best Wines and Liquors. ...a St 4jH "t
The proprietor hopes strict attention to business To receive
generous share Of public support NJ LEON DUBoC,
his de cuisine th six has an inter
% sm JOHN MCDONNELL.
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=, ]. HART q co.

u J. HART y CO., II AND ~ TcHoUPITOULAs
- street, New Orleans, X "a - III
Az nov ID receipt Of their Fail Stock and receiving by
oil the fresh supply Of every article the GROCERY
LINE They respectfully invite the attention Of tie trade and
country merchants the following list their extensive
assortment: $50 ~. s3sstf4 -534asl
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w I'd November, black boy JOHN Says he belongs
Mi Wadd who lives in Grand Gulf Miss has cranked
finger in the left hand and is 6 feet high.
The will call and claim his property according to law
d. e. BLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PR RSS
wEEks LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival OF tine George Law

WV \ oRk, April l3.-The steamship George
Nv mas arrived, with the California mails az
S Sn 80, and nearly 81 $4,000 in sp>cie
me connects with the Golden Cate yrhioh i.,,
mt h,ru g; sco on the 18th, her appointed day but
Pui pSck IN consequence OF a sI}gbt .ccideri M
The GoIa. on Ihe morning Of the nd
yuere,,a ISL. "a.e spoke, March 18th of Mar
~. Xah lana The John l. stephens, Will Inc
wv otk mails Of March s holn5 ,, VIZ" INV
ihe reorge Law rescued ON hsr -, -
~. ~ Nv ai the brig Mary c. HASKELL from
New ork aud hound TO CienSn.,1"A I'll I, Ion,
March 10Th at Cape Maize sO'' "'eVAeo
The George Law left Aspinv.ll 49,,
Granada left the same dsy for U.,Pr t th; me
New Orleans mails and Passengers WIN inc
The Tennessee arrived at Asnin,,,, =,
day with dates from Greytown 10 ths "a WV NIFTY
Col. Lockridge went up the river on a.. o,.,
March, with all his forces, 20 attack San C,t
When last heard from he was at Nachnnb.
Rapids, intending to attack Castillo TN. ne. as !,
morning. the 9th. lie had removed every thin.
from san Carlos and Searapiqui previous to Ieav.
ing.
There is nothing later from Walker
There was some excitement on the Isthmus
growing out Of the apprehension OF an attack OF
the natives on the foreigners.
The railroad company were taking every pre-.
the transit ~ "
A bearer Of dispatches from Bosots took pas
sage at Aspinwall, on his way 20 Washington.
win news that Mr.. Morse had been refused ali
hego'iatlon on the riot question
Inc news from California is not OF particular
Importance.
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIEs.-Dr. DYponco's
FeMGLe PHS.-The combination Of ingredients in
the Pills are perfectly harmless. Their efficacy and
merits are based upon an extensive practice of
thirty years; and, where the directions have been
strictly followed, they have never failed to correct
all Irregularities, relieve painful and difficult men
SITUATION, particularly at the change of life. They
Will cure the w hites, and remove all distractions
arising from cold exposure or any causes and may
he used successfully as Preventive. Call upon the
agent, and get Circular for particulars free
Price 81 per box, with full directions. Sold whole
sale and retail by CHAs STOTT, Druggist, Penn ave-
nue., SAMUEL Ii. WAITE. SOB Seventh street, Wash
lngton, D. C.; and X. ;. L. CIssEI, Georgetown: to
whom all orders must be sent, and the Pills will be
sent conhdentialy by mail to ladies who enclose them
one dollar.
y. B.-See signature on the box; to counterfeit it
is forgery. lie 2-tf
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Id ED,

On the 18th instant, of pneumonia, Judge r..
SMITH LEE, late of Michigan, IN the sd year of
his age.
The funeral services will take place at his resi-
dehce, J9 street, between llth and 18th, on To
MORROW tuesday Afternoon, at S12 O'Clock. The
friends and acquaintance of the family and members
OF the Masonic Fraternity are invited to attend
On the 10th instant, Mrs. JANE EDWARDS, at
the advanced age of % wears.
In Georgetown. ID. c., on the llth instant of con-
Sumption, Mrs. MARY A. LEISHEAR, in the 69th
year of her age.
On the nth instant, JAMES C. YOUNG native
OF scotland, in the 57th year of his age.
GEORGE FREDERICK, Onl, son of Hugh Ber-
ns rt and nd Eliza D. STeeny, aged II years.
his funeral on Tuesday evening, at 1 O'clock. from
and It'll. " wi
In Georgetown, the 18th instant after long and
painful illness, LETHE HILL, IN the 18th year of
her age. ' "
Her funeral will take place on Tomorrow Tines
day AFTERNOON, At oclOck from her late residence
on Green, between Olive and Bridge streets
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Another Freak of Lola Mopt.z

LOUISVILLE, April 1O.-Lola Montez,s benefit
the theatre Lola wanted carpets instead OF green
balze to be spread on the floor of the stage This
the stage manager refused. and appealed to the
AUDITORS They both talked together. and an IN
discribable scene of confusion and e,c;,emen,
ensued The manager subsequently made a
speech to the audience, and Lola refused 10 play
me money was returned 10 ticket holders and
there was no performance
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, April I3.-Flour is higher and
Duoyant; sales of 10000 bbls.; state IS 5Sas5 Is.
Southern at S6 lOaS6 IS, Ohio S6aS6 as
Wheat is firm; sales of :, 500 bushels; Southern
white 81 60 Corn is firm; ales of IL $50 bushels;
mixed. 7Oc
Pork has declined Sc; mess SD 900. Beef f.
steady; repacked Chicago $685.. Lard Is un-
changed: bbls. 4kaliS
Whisky has declined; Ohio DC.
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By \. GREEN, Auctloneer.


FHRUSTEE'S SALE OF THREE TWO-STO-
l. RY FRAME HOUsEs.-By virtue of a deed of
trust, dated the 5h day of December 1851 ea ecuted
by William :. Eenable and wife, duly recorded in
LIber A >. No. 81 foOs III ct seq. of the land
records for ashington county the District of CO.
unbla, and also by virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court of said District, sitting in Chsncery, whereby
the undersigned was appointed trustee in the steed
and room of the trustee named In said deed of trust
the undersigned will on FRIDAY, the 9Th day
of May, at 55a O'Clock, p. H. in front of the premises
proceed to sell at public auction, to the highest bid
DER lot of ground numbered eight Isl in square num-
bered nine hundred and ttty-One 1851 with the i'm
prOvements thereon, which consists of three two
story frame dwelling houses nearly new and well
built. The above lot fronts south between 9Th
and 10th streets east, IN the city Of Washington.
Terms of sale: One half cash, the balance an six
and twelve months, the purchaser tn give his notes
for the deferred payments secured by deed oftrust
upon the premises.
If the terms of sale are not complied with within
five days from the day OF sale the trustee reserves
the right to resell at the risk and costs of the de-
faultng purchaser upon giving twenty days previous
notice, by advertisement, IN some one or more news
papers, published in the city of Washington. All
convey ancing at the cost of the purchaser
r.. II. LASKEY, Trustee.
ap 6-3tawts A. GREEN, AuctlOneer.
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ap loco A. GREEN, Auctinneer
By JAS c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer
FIRI STEES SALEOF VALUABLE HOI-SE

BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer
INRU STEE'S SALEOF VALUABLE HOUSE
AND LoT, ON NORTH F STREET, BETWEEN 2lsr
bearing date on the 8th day of December, 1885, and
recorde IN Llber J. A. - No. lO8, foos 49, Ell seq
the subscriber will sell at public SALE on MONDAY
the 10th day of April, 1857, at clock p. IN, on the
premises Lot No IA IN sqare No 81. fronting to feet
ii inches on north street, between 2lst and I'D
streets west, by 96 feet Ia inches deep, with the
provenIents which consist of well built story
Frame Dwelling House
The above property is situated in pleasant and
rapidly improving part of the cit, and offers favor
able opportunity TO persons desiring residence To
invest.
Terms of sale: One-thn cash: the balance in 6
and II MONTHS for notes bearing interest from da, of
SALE and secured by deed in trust on the PROPERTY
and if not complied with in days after the the
property will be resod the risk and expense of the
purchaser All convey ancing at the xpense of the
purchaser. CHAS. :. WAbLACH, Trustee.
ap 6-eo&d j. e.. Mc(IIIIRE Auct
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, April l3.-Flour was In good de-
mand this morning at IS CD for all kinds
w heat was firm; good to prime white at 81 .5Sa
sI.oo' good te prime red Sl.35aSl.39. Corn Is
firm white 6la63c. yellow 64aS6c
~ w Risky Is unchanged; City and Pennsylvania
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Financial.

New YORK. April I3.-Stocks are higher and
alive; Chicago and Rock Island 90 Cumberland
Coal Company, lsA; Illinois Central Shares I32 !,
90 Bonds 9sS; Michigan Southern. -; New
nork L ntral egA; Pennsylvania Coal Co, 93k :
Reading eOh; Canton Co. -; Missouri 6's -
Startling exchange is frmer al lnak
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The COLUMBIA Bors give their Grand Easter
Ball at Carusi's saloon might, and a most en-
joyable affair il is bound to be There cannot be
a shadow Of doubt about il. Popular with all
ma and womenkind as well, the Column
pa members have host of friends who are glad
OF just such an opening as this TO show their
goo VIII ior the company. Look out for their
IN THE SIXTH DISTRICT on Saturday morning
last, John Wagner was arrested by Officer Cox
Tor having In his possession stolen goods held
10 Dall by Justice Gull to answer the charge at
the next term Of the Criminal Court.
. John A. Menikin, arrested bv Officer Vermil-
non on same charge; held to bail. George Lang
~, charged with assault and battery on John An
Gull
CARUsI's EASTER SoIREE, on tomorrow eve
ming, will be grand affair Judging from the
number of tickets which have been sold and
more especially from the crowds of beautiful la
dies and handsome beaux who are making prepa-
rations to join in the merry dance. Wthers' fine
assembly band has been engaged for the occasion,
ana we feel assured that all present will enjoy
themselves thoroughly.
CASE OF FoRCIBLE ENTRY.-At ten O'Clock this
morning, Messrs. Jno. III. Wise and T. F. Queen
appeared before Justice Holingshead, to answer
charge of forciby entering the premises of a
colored woman, named Mary J. Howard, on the
5th instant. The charge was made on the oath of
VIM. l.. Grimes. w. J. Martin appeared for the
plaintiff. Case dismissed.
The SCHOONER r. 3. MILLER arrived at Alex
andria on Saturday, from Savannah, Ga, with
lumber and Tennessee marble for the Govern
ment.
WATCH RRTuRNs.-Central guard house, Sat-
urday 18th: Thomas Goddard, drunk and disor-
derby; fine and costs, 81 "A. Western lock up
Thomas Maloy, drunk and disoTderlv; S4.A.
Sunday 12th-Central guard house: Betty Carol,
drunk and disordery; workhouse 30 days. Chas
Foot, vagrant; do. J. l.. Shane, disorderly; fine
and costs, Si44. Elijah Perrie, do: do. Lawson
Denhern, do; do. J. F. Clemens, do; do. West
ern lookup: John Cronan, drunk and disorderlv ::
workhouse 30 days. Johanna Cronan, do do.
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Later from Havana

NEW YORK, April 13.-The steamship Empire
oth instant.
There is no political news Of interest from Ha-
vana. "
sugars had advanced X Freights had de-
London 81 a6 per cent. premium
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MARRIED,

rothers, MIR. j. II. TTRPIN to Miss HELEN
STANLEY, both of this city.
In st. PauPs Church, Alexandra, Va, on the 18th
March, by the Rev. James T. Johnston. ID. D., Mr..
GEORGET T. WHITTINGTON TO Miss JANE
On the 9th instant, by the Rev. Dabney Ball, Mr.
THOMAS r. CT RTAIN to Miss ELIZABETH
c. HARRIS, both of this city.
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c. W. BOTELER, Auct.
By A. GREEN Auctionaar


VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT
THE CORNER OF INDIANA AVENUE AND THIRD
STREET WEST AT ACCTIoN.-On FRIDAY, the oath
instant shall sell IN front of the premises at half
past O'Clock. p. H., lot No. "a, IN square No 5S3
situated at the corner of Indiana avenue and Sd ST.
west, having front the of So feet 10 inch
es, and IS on Sd street. The attention of persons
wishing to secure valuable piece of property is re-
specttully invited to the sale.
Terms: One-fourth cash balance i'm 6, I2, 49, and
months, the purchaser to give notes for the defer
red ments bearing interest from the day of sale
deed given and deed of trust taken. Title inds-
putable.
loco A, GREEN. Auctioneer
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Murderers Sentenced.

BosToS,, Ap'l 11.-ChietJustice Shaw TO-DAY
gee and Charles L. Cater for the murds, =, ,s !.
warden and deputy warden of the state prison
The sentence takes effect after a years imprison.
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nor SALE OR RENT.-THE DESIRABLE
RESIDENCE on the corner OF F and 2lst SITS
together with the Grounds surrounding it. The
House contains sixteen rooms, has gas throughout,
the house If desired. The lot the house stands on
Is 50 BY lS6 feet, but the purchaser have more
land If desired.
Also. for Sale-The LOT OF GROUND on the
corner of and 18th Streets and LOTS on 18th near
r street. Apply to CHUBB BROTHERS.
ap 8-tf
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AUCTION SALES
BY C. w. BOTELER, Auc,;onn.

N.
GALE OF EXCELLENT HOUsEUOi.ppr
!, Mo Pr s.S., asr II sss 4 no." cs.S
west house in Franklin now, between l2th and iasb
streets large and handsome collection Of House
hold F. rniture, embracing IN part, VIZ:
solid walnut parlor suite consisting of one Tete
Tete Sofa, six parior Chairs, and one Arm chair,
consisting of one large French Sofa, six recep
solid walnut parlor suite finished in green velvet
consisting Of one Tete-a -Tete Sofa, FIVE parlor
handsome suite OF Damask and Lace Curtains and
One superior carved rosewood Centre Table. with
Set S,n Of ,GirsRdolss handsome Mantel Ornament.
very handsome o5 en Walnut isf ftsrsTs
Eine walnut gothic Parlor Chair
=, two gothic Chairs. and marble top Table '"'N'
Hall OilcIoth, walnut extension Dining Table
W WsS SSt 81 s,5 s s',,b Fire gilt Plssaus
Fine French China Dinner. Dessert, and Teswsrs
G rrc and cut Glassware
Heavy g silver yer plated Tes-set. Clock
wiId %y CuItsins and Ornaments. veni,isn Blinds.
elegant set of carved mahogany Chamber Furn,-
TURF TURF consisting of Wardrobe; Dressing Bureau.
Superior ssgFied hair and shaci Mattresses
leather PnIows, Blankets
Walnut beaded Bedstead " ~ r'"'n
Do Wardrobe
Do enclosed Washstand do
MAHOGANY Quartette Tables, Toilet Sets
Do Washstands W.
DO Wardrobes
Do French Bedstesds
Cane and wood seat Chairs
Kitchen Furniture
Cooking stove, cooking requisites, &C.
. derms: All sums of and under $40, cash: over
X nil Ao.- ERro
endorsed notes, bearing interest
ap 9-d&ds {. w. BOTELER, Auct