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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-30
.sEirg,tk Hands round

The No 2s are getting NJ their arrangements
FOR the approaching festivities on New Years
Eve in most admirable order. II will assure ily
be most interesting occasion aud or citizens
and business men should see to It that the mate
rial aid is not wanting on the occasion The
IS are never wanting when or where duty calls
them.
The musi, a the occasion will Be a most at
tractive feature, and will repay the price OF a
ticket to any who refraiu fro tripping .the light
fastastic toe" Tie marches and pronaoades will
be by Htchell's Cornet Band; the dances by
Kaufmau's Qladyie Band, and the W altzes, Pol
kas. Schottschs, ard .Hazurkas by the Esiel
Band Let the "Boys" have 'rousins house
ana good time generally
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kriss EAinaEe's iddTess.

Kind friends. my annual advent draws nigh,
And numbers are waiting from me a supply
OF those honored gifts | au pleased to display,
To gladden. your hearts on each bright New
Years day,
feel it duty owe one an all,
Who anxiously look for my tine hOnoTed call,
70 STATE in advance that I'll have to forego
This pleasure again, but would like them to know
That q. CoALE has made--at my earnest request
Arrangemements with me, and he now is possessed
OF all those memcntoes which | had reserved
For those who my signal attention deserved.
Then hasten ere this festival season is Ger,
And from ny friend CoALE some present secure,
For he and other Is sanctioned By me:
You'll iud him on .'iain street, No. 90.
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c~ The people of X atlSaS City are 10 e1stacies
over the fact that the SAINT Louis < Pacific Rail
road has been located near that place. And all
of our people who have purchased of d Ward i
Son one eff either their Stewart's Att hit, or
Champion Cooking Stoves are equally in costa
cies at their success in its use. They regard it as
just the thing Ward 4 Son keep other stoves
for cooking and stoves for parors, stores, shops,
Offices bed rooms &c, &c. Cal at their Store
lyon want anything in their line They keep on
hand or make to order AL kinds Of copper, tin and
sheet irou ware for family usc, low for cash or
approved paper.
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MORRISON, Blanchard & Co

TINS well known BANKING HOUSE is al
all times fully prepared to grant accommodations
aud furnish the usual facilities appertaining to
their business
Discounts made daily upon acceptable nance
at regular rates.
Eastern Exchange for sale to any extent
at Cncinaati prices.
Col also on the same terms
T ..fts on Cincinnati always furnished to
customers, for any amount, free of charge.
Interest allowed money deposited for long
or short time from one day upwards
"ANrIHuMEUG," is informed that in our pri-
va,e opinion there il greater humbug in this
community than his communication proves him to
be, therefore decline publishing his article.
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INTEREST AID ON DEPOSITS

HoI1gaY PREsENrs.-There is not one word of
truth N The report that thinner / EmswiI!er ds
pc Of their large stock OF Toys, Fancy articles,
Candies, Sugar Teys. Frtaitt Nuts, &c on
Chr stmas. That they sold large quantity is
true but they have still large assortment on
hand, opened out fresh for New Years day. They
have taken special pains ia the selection Of their
stock, aud assure their friends and the public that
they supply them with the greatest variety
and at the lowest possible prices, Gall at their
store two doors West Of the ialia lium building.
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Police Reports.

On the 25;h inst, before John 5. Lyle Esq
Julius Huntington was fined SO and costs
for striking John Olds on the head with a
billy. Whole amount $50. 6o-stayed.
On the same day Thomas Redding for
assault and battery On c. F. Prall, fined $
and costs, amounting to ,s5-stayed.
On the 9th. David King for assault and
battery on Joseph Smidth, fined S5aad costs
amounting in all to 5000, Paid
On the same day. James Overman for
assault and battery on Richard Welch, fined
s. and costs amounting to sI0.25-stayed.
On the same day, Timothy OKeef FOR
malicious resspass on Albert schnorr's
doggery-fned by jury $3.50 and costs,
amounting in all to s1foo-stayed
On the same day, Albert Sohuorr' pushed
Tim. O'keef ont Of his grocery. Timothy
staggered against the window and broke ont
a pane of sgless. whereupon the valiant de-
fender of red eye seized carpenters malIet
and beat said Timothy severely over the head,
for which pastime he was fined $50 and
costs, amounting to aboa, s27 .Oo-stayed.
Ga the same day Jefferson Geek for grand
larceny was sent to Jail to await his trial for
he same at the mex. term Of the Circuit
Court.
This dissraceful list is the result of free
whiskey. Our city will soon Acquire q
character which will rival almost any other
place.
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cy-T The Presideat has been infor ned that a fun
embassy from Japan will be in WashiI gton city
next spring. Let them come and our fr:ead Weth-
Grad at the sign Of the mammoth boat, will con
tinHe to supply orr citizens with boots and shoe5
Of the best quality and Of the best materials, lie
SOD, and is offering them al As low prices for a
good article can be had any place. east or
west. lie manufactures 70 order gentlcInens inc
cilf and morocco boots that are nice aud no mis-
take, ladies' -liters slippers g. o the best qaal-
ity and style
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rs Cold has been the valley Of tie South
pate II NEBRASKA Ia ravnes four dollars pan
hecn taken e going 70 the rsSines 81
Nebraska 4o money when you ast much by
purchasing roois the New York stove IN skis city
Jackson i now selling goods such prices that il i great
saving 10 bny &c His present stock i
a. this market embracing the auosI style and bs quality
Ials press goods ncudns silks Mevihocs. Prints, &c
Also the finest and stock Ladies and ehlarens
.aitgrs, &C. Cal a the New York store
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T Good Butchers never forget the an
nual meat offering TO the printer. and We are
pleased 70 acknowledge the receipt ola steak
and roast from our friend WV. Snow. that
surpassed in fairness and sweetness any thing
in the beef line we ever had the satisfaction
OF LAYING up 10 our face. There was az least
an inch and half OF fat on the ribs. The
cow was raised by Mr.. Elwell near Milton
in this county
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~ G ,vernor G st. Of Solth Usrolinil, in his
inaugural address declares himself in favor Of the
Union This Is the sentiment Of all good eiti
zens; bat our friend Lefevsg Of the City Stove
Store goes sep fIrtherand is in favor Of e'ery
kitchen in the land being supplied with a good
cooking stove, and declares his readiness to sup
nv this part OF Hoosherdom nth the very best
article H. keeps the most popular kinds, inclu-
ding the celebrated Empress together with other
stoves for par'or, shop, e. Copper, sheet iron
and tinwnre of the best quality always on hand,
and for sale at the lowest prices and on the most
accommodating terms Call at the City Stove
Store for anything in this line,
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ROW in,ite s.tcntion d IA aavertis

E.ggH We invite attention To the advertise
ment Of John p Allen. Plain and Fancy
Seacil Cutter and Pattern Maker. Mr.. \
has had considerable experience in his bust
ness. aud parsons who may desire his services
may depend upon having complete satisfac
ton. As Pattern Maker. he is unexceled
and will fiji all orders promptly and on rsa
sonable terms.
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The steea store u M r. , Harzi- I 'Ae Pa IT.
-. - It'll -,- Lin stove E.eonornist,' which +
;f 80 . tvsr ned He also keeps the kong tried
Backs Pates. which has stood the test Of years All other
Kind, Of stoves With superior trimmings are Kept ior sac
! c., 49,. f-.s an finsare always kept no hand
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Eg- Benz L. Morgan, Esq, is successful
" engaged in selling lands and town proper
TVS reliable as an agent to transact tins
Kind of business. ard his friends think him
so well qualified to Judge Of the relative value
Of city property that they intend voting for
him for Assessor. lie will be around among
tie citizens o. tie day Of election. and will
address them, privately, relative TO voting for
bip,
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CzHs ELECTION.

g-We are auta.rizsi to that JoHN C HADLEY VII
be eauaite Tor city Assessor At the January election
IT, STACEY Fl. WILKINS, is a canItitle for MARSHAL
4 ? We ar tasagriaet to auoeaase hFN u NEw9r a.
candidate FIR street Comliseioner ar the city Election ia
! W We authariz,i to announce c. r. Will
enn ate TT r tire3A - g. o.ee z Gti G2lig tn
So As e'nisli~ FIR t'oet'r oi the cry Taxes at The
ErFJoHN FINLEY p elalblate for recollection ths
! ag-Ne .fe a.hori1e,l to announce WILLIAM ztuIER
NAN As etnditte for reelection To the office OF cry
a--H arr authorized 70 anloanse WILLIAM W. AUSTIN
. rs d candidate for CITY Ozark.
~ We authorized 70 announce DANIEL MCCOY
candidate for recollection 10 the office OF s. Commissioners
Eo-a W DAVIS, is candidate Tor Reelection to the
-, III" Of Clerk
! Sea, a, a eaniiIs;s for street Commissioner
- We are ,ath,riz-i to announce Bss1.stS = Moa
II Weare aathorizeI TO announce Nm. L. WILCOX
Candidate for City Collector.
n We authorized y announce SAMUEL S,srx
JAMES II PErcE, i a-t1ItIste Recorder Of wayn
/ County, sutJeet 10 the Republican nomination,
Wear. lt,orx 4 t, aaa,ra., tts name Of SYLVESTER
county SUBJECT the the cpus liraa party
Nv are atlerzsa - 3roarss oANIE1 q ARK. as
I'VE are rsai-S.i toaauanuea SOLOMON EREpITu
clerk of ts ot Wayne county. sui
! ject The nomination Of thu Republican party
re We are aasaerizel o. .saauaes CL> TruN BROWN
iuaiiou Of the r publican party.
as. csniltte s5 the moan e3 f9 ter ". M. - a1ss.
can party.
2 ~ are a e. to oaaass Itsxsr Bs'Tzs1
WAYNE county suhir,t to The Ieci.fan Of 4pitr yats
Of the Republican party hs eusat- Spring election
ar We authorized t, announce Moss D Lrgso~.
WAYNE County, subject to thu decision Of the pa6ctn
~, Please announce the aame Of THEODORE J. RILEY.
o Eass 'iefmant"%n, a. eandtittc fgr Recorder Of
parry '"' SUBJECT ''' 's' ~ M 4 y Voters Voters"
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HOLIDAY Books.

Those wishing TO purchase books for holiday
presents, will frd greater variety and cheaper
at the Pos, Office Book Store than car DE found
elsewhere. The stock of Juvenile Books is
large.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-30

rsgr- When in want Of spare ribs. bo-
loguas. sausage. and pork commend u to
tile establishment of our friend PM Wig
particularly the ribs, i George Bar
nett i permitted To cut 'em,--he cuts phat.
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EKs- We attended pleasant and agreea-
BILE feast on Christmas day and night, at the
Pearl-st. NJ. E. Church. participated in and
enjoyed to the utmost by the officers, teach
ers and scholars of the Sabbath school held
in that Church. We shall notice it more iul
" next week.
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1s- The next stated meeting Of the Benevolent
Society Of this city viii be held in the Preshy tie
rian church "a Fifth street, Friday evening
the III day Of January next II is TO be hoped
the committees viii be ready % report, and that
d genera attendance OF our ct,izans may b. had
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-30

Ge- james NJ. Poe, Esq, has effected sale
of W. l.. Fryars farm l , miles west of Rich
mond for s. 100; also, Chas Rankups house
and lot on Ma.hington street. for 81 300.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-30

A CoNrRAsr.-Last Weeks Axe puffs the
Cassel House, under its new administration,
to the skies-bar, and every thing in and
about it very nice, fine and appropriate! and
concludes that the desidcratum OF perfection
has been attained to in supplying one Of the
great wants Of this city--Snbiciatt Hotel
accommodations" That we think the &C
commodations are Dsore than sufficient, we
need not here repeat; our object now is
to call the attention of every thinking mind
to a suggestion made in the same column with
the Cassel House puff in the Axe that inca
sures should be tax en- to prevent the posting
OF bills on the market house, The estab-
lishmeut of a first class drunkerv. from
which the respectable young man will grad
uate dozen to the lowest bells in the city, is
an enterprise WORTHY of all praise from the
Axe, and the editors Of that sheet have no
doubt he (thc proprietorl will do we'll here
in The drunkard making business, but for
Eeaven's sake. and for the sake of bleeding.
suffering humanity, DO ''PrercRt tie posting
Of bdts on tie Market Houset'
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Religious Notice.

Rev j. V. MILLER, will preach at the English
Evangelical Luthran Church. next sabbath event ng,
January end 1885
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RANk Of tbs STATE o. INDIANA
BRANCH At RIcHao>n. DEG -. 1~55

THIS Office siII be closed en- CHE,srst.~ AMI NV
AFARs PAAer maturing either ot TIA shove
FAMED days must have previous a'fen.ien- 22s
R[.ANCH ARn Pre..t
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FOR SALE ABARGAIN

- ACRES Of good Tinl5crel Land the city Of
indian pas. the indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail-
cad, in Marion CezInty.
:-y-For further particulars apply At the Palladium
r5
Dee IS 1898. I-3w
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EDITH HOUSE.

[LATE STARR HoUsE.1
NJ : cast corner IUaia and FIFTH Streets
Richmond. Indiana.
S. BABCOCK, Proprietor.
fINuIS HOUSE is conveniently located in central
L part of the city, convenient TO the Depot, and Is
we'll arranged for the convenience and comfort Of Wis
itors The public assured pains shall be spar
ed make il first class Hotel, and in every respect
worthy OF patronage.
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Call and See.

TRY Zinaer7s ImTroved FeEetssIe Ccarl Canar. Pr
sale ZIhMER & ENSWELERS
Dee 3 fS5S- -
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NADIA Rubber syris,Scs.
India Rubber Syringes,

,
gowns. BrGshes Fancy ard Toilet Soaps, splendid
4 quality Err. fCLT0Ns Drug store.
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To our Friends and the Public.

: Z
VIZ wish 70 call your attention The fact that
w receiving large stock Of Drugs. Chez icats
% articles line OF trade dlrer: T0m the In
porter ami Manufacturers, one u Erm spent much
aud selecting each article
Jty price. and teel con+ert in asserting that
prepared I'LL and an customary ort-rs,
cearIy neatly qaaljy sai quantity being the
as ~ pru. house CEHciuusti.
guarantee each article that sell he just
represent and viii suie2yor satisfaction to
ali our customers PLCMMER & KELLY
: = kichnOud 3. Ind
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Dec. IS ISIS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-16
AUCTION SALES.
THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
BY j. 3. WALTON.
0aics--No. 10 Bank Place


THURSDAY. December 10. &c I2 o,cIoeIs N,
= u the 10 lnda q the 81. IOus Exchange, will sold
LOT Or GROUND % Pety street In be square bounded
py fiety Burgundy late Craps, Louisa and Rampant late
ogs streets es uting is feet 'front.' Pety Street. BY I8feet
nches ~ depth which lot Is MODERN substantially
but tE0sory frame dwelling aud story Kitchen eiser
and well in the yard The lot veil filed up and the buildings
in good repair and Is within three squares one Of the
markets in that section Of the city
LOT OF GROUND RoYs street late C4sacsvo sfrast
IN the bounded By Royal ST. Ferdinand Poet and
Architect sreets rntasurHg d feet on Caaacay0
street Tnnnng through and having on Architect
ss ~ @ feet inch and lines in depth upon tfs there
u 81 unfinished thrsestory brick dwelling. which 70
for 10 &c faaily.
H TERMS For the ArBt described property one.fourfh
@ olianee ~ H. IL and "a months credit with six per cent
iustet ana mortgage antl final payment ter cent M
@ oh me notes after maturity " puncualy paid The
policy transferred the vendor ~ $50 -
Fo lnt property secondly descbed-the purchaser to assume
he payment o. note bearing upon the property for
sou an ana 9TH July la9 balance L. is and "a
month"; KIN aH peF cent interest 70 maturity per cent
Acts Of sale before Walter Il Peters Fso Eoarg nb
the expense OF the purchaser. - do
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f. T. PARKER
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
LEGAL NOTICES.

ADELE fEBIANG, wife Of b. b
WHEREAS Louis b. PothieT mas pe4f-
w toue1 the Court for Of Administrator ! he
tesate-
within ten days, why the prayer The said petlons
should not De granted.
By order Of the Court.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENr-OFFICEs OVER THE BANK OF NEW
L Orleans, Apps at the Bnub ol6
E70EG KENT VERY DESIR ABLE FRONT OFFICE
the floor Of iron trout building s. Camp street
Apply 10 GEO, W. HYNSUN Il CO.
;EHrlD
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% MIME DeBaR'S DANCING ACADEMY, 233
%S Baronne street between trod and Julia streets.
~ The Ladies Of New Orleans repecfuIly Informed
(4iIf@ that the above Academy will apen WEDNESDAY,
November "a where all the Fashionable Dances will he taught
Ladies' MoIuay, Wednesday and Friday from IuJs l215
and ~ 10 81.
p. NJ.
Private LesonsTuesday THURSDAY Saturday. from 1t}s
to 31a.
Tem'-Iadies so per month Children Sc payable in
advance. Twelve lessons in the moath
EB-M me DeBar he Academy any dRv from
lML. ~. and a. nhLa. I'm
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CoAI,-TuE TREyoRroY C0,I

FT1SENOBFUS CDAL-THE TREy0RTON COAL
and Railroad Company having cargo Of their Goa on the
way here and intending keep supply in this
kel wond sci he eon of he New Orleans public their
this climate aud wthou its equal for domestic pupues lis
super or consists in the fact Of its facility OF combustion
ing without smke enduring for great length Of lime without
going ~ when le draft IS managed Notwithstanding freely
or te fire rs may he wanted which great desderaun in
tins climate and its om from sulphur (Which creates such
an oppressive and unhealthy with the hard Auhracites
making it an exceedingly healthy aed pleasant an open
It Is remarkably well adapted kitchen ranges cooking
stove" and cylinder Stoves creating with less uuay
thy, than any known coal Burns we'll in omen crates b
hsayy .-and for steam boilers, with good draft it is IN
tgUaed
Consumers Of Co" will find it for til ir advantage to give
this new article trial Numerous testimonials Of istuperory
Company
orders lett at either place will be PROMPTLY attended to-
GEORGE N. LEE, Agent
h29-2n NJ. II Cont street.
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SECOND WEEK OF THE sEAso

STAGE Manager JOHN SETON.
treasurer Mr.. WARREN
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Steamboat 9cpatturrs abs DIN.


M M I dhe Dark Indtne, Capt. Merrymau from
icI u.s. ~ now alsGmging her cargo Post "A
butislguces VIII please attend the receipt their
Roos on hg eyee Otherwise they will be stored at their ex
dl3 GEO. W HYNsON co. 50 Camp street.
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7 TNINERsIIf OF LOUISIANA-IHE SEV-
- ru Glasses Of the Collegiate department fully organ
iled Students will be admitted period during the AGA
demic year. c. W SEARS,
Dean Of the Faculty.
Snder in the Grammar School are prepared for admission
to tue Collegiate Course, anu study, Latin, Greek French
Spanish, Germnn and all English branches.
botders day baaders and day scholars received in both
HepartmtutS st ly of the wear For full particulars,
apply At the corner Of BarCuhe and Comon The Gen
eral Superintendent, LOUIS DUFAU,
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Of New Orleans. GuSON-No Ia SIN
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors Of
IN this Estate and all other persons herein Interested q
SHOW within days from the present noscatiou
il any they have why the presented by MR
Claudia D. Ferguson, Natural minor child S0uld
not be homoogRed and approved aud distributed
accordance herewith.
By order of the Court.
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BY J. B. WALTON, Auotioneer,

UCCESSI0N OF MRS. ELIZABETH R. HUGHES DE-
ceased.-Fauahle improved Property in the Fourth Dis
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J. L. KELLY, Deputy CLERK,

DEuxIEME CoUR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE JAMES 4
De I e Nonyelle,0Fleans. 5 FERGUSoN.-No l&8l0.
rs est par lie present uuunc aux cream
"A cers de Ia Susde Succession oues aues
cue celia peu cOncernsr dayo dsdpire sons dix ours A
Re Ia presenIe publication les rsnns lesluees q
cnmpe prosecute par gR Cauda FRrgnsnn fntrice Ma
tnrse de FAINT s5r point aPp0uya ct home
logue les fonds mains tparts conurmement Dis
compile.
din a n ~ :" ]. L. NELLY nannte Grehler
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sEoo Of S p1sF 1sS Of L H0LHEs
WHEREAS JOhn H. Hyde has pefttioned
me ,91rt Tor Letters OF turaoishp on the
OF the late W. l., Holiness deceased iuestate-
Notice is hereby given all whom may concern to sbov
cause within ten days why the prayer of the petionsc
should not be granted.
by ORDER Of The Court.
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Avis par lie present donne cenx que celia peu cor
cerer go deduire dix iours, les rasuns pour les
qu6iles II ne 5erat pas fat drota Ia dlte petition
Par ordre de la Cour.
do II l.,
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AUCTION SALES.
BOOKS, sfATIOSERY, ETC., etc.
By ANSEL EDWARDS.


r. ARNrELD, Auctionser.
Store, % 81. Charles street
TT1EIS EVENING and every week. tIav even-
ing, At carry gas light, wil be sold-
the various departments Of literature science art Also
Writing Paper EuvelOps Gold Pens fos Pocket Cutlery etc
At private sale large collection Of The best Medical
Books also The best works Of the best authors every
pertinent # STANDARD Literature also Flank Boos station
ETC, Of e7eTy description, at gfsntT re5ue prices
cash, to which the attention OF the public IS n7td M
TEN NEW Eo.ToP BUGGIEs, AND ONE NEW sKEI~
eton Wagon ar auc ion without reserve.
By MONTGOMERY q SMITH,
X. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer.
FRIDAY, the 18th inst, at IL o'clock NJ,
L at the Old Auction Mart, n Camp street will be sd-
Ten very superior NDTop B1gges and Skel-
etoh " agOn, direct from the manuYactory.
81 above all Of superior workmanship and finish
aud viii BIG sold without reserve
bB-TERMS-Gash. d15
CREDIT sALE-3o0 LOTS OF WINTER CLOTHING,
White Shirts, Hickory Shirts, etc,
BY BLACHE & LEAUTONT.
their Auction Rooms No. Il Charities street. (up
200 dozen of White Linen Bosom Shirts.
lEO-
800 lots Of Winter Clothing,
Blanket Beaver Pilot Coth Lib skin and Mohaf Syeco M
Fat9ts sack and Raglan; BlVk SILK, Satin, Valencia Vel
Jean and Cottonade Pants Canton Flannel Drawers
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CREDIT sALE-I5O cases BOOTS. SHOES and BROGAEs
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By BLACHE & BEAUMONT
FRIDAY, the I5th instant. at 10 O'Clock
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