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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-11

conduct til business ia each Office receiving a
stipulated salary from Mr.. Fullam.
II may be remarked here that during his early
struggles previous 10 having completed tina, first
set Of tools, that The blier censure of his friends
drove hun from their reproach aud fired hun
with the energy which so long ago paid of the
membranes on the old parental home, and re-
built and renovated the place rendering an
abundant, peaceful ond plenIeous home for those
who once told him they were ashamed To have
inquiries made after him,
Young men, these seine stencil tools which
raised young Fullam 10 one Of the first of his
age me within your reach. Ills circular with
samples, prices, Sc, will be seat you from his
Offices, the prnci al office being 2l2 Broadway,
N. Y. Eastern Office, 10 Merchants Exchange,
Boston Also at St, Louis and Springfield, VI.
1t will well repay any young man 10 visit Mr.,
Fullam's office connected with his American
Stencil tool works at Springfield Vt. Even
were it for no other purpose than to learn les
son of perseverance, as you seat yourself in I'M
doubleday the most inviting place of business in
the Union neatly and richly furnished good IL
hr4ry, piles of newspapers from every State in
the Union, the sweet tones Of the piano, and the
kindest and most courteous OF attention As
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-11

Biographical sketch from The life Of the iaraiid
Prince Of Americm Manufacturers"
IS | not only originated the entire process of
manufacturing my first set of Stencil Tools; y
but 1 was also the first to originate the idea of
Files and Vices their use becoming necessary
in the development of my great science. And
as Douglas is the original inventor of the idea
that man has any rights so, too, am the orig
isai inreator of Steel Dies or Punches of any
kind
And further, in my marvellous endeavors to
"show mother how big dash | could cut with
out splitting" ''cathauled" the whole field of
ancient and modern invention; and, by unearth-
ly strides, succeeded in placing my name first in
the worlds history, upon the list of inventors;
Heroes and Martyrs, totally eclipsing the fame
of Franklin, Fulton, Morse and Whitney. The
great Cotton and Wooden Mills of Lowell aud
Lawrence, are overshadowed by my great
So American Stencil Tool Works." and in COM
parison Herewith, become like mole hills to a
mountain. The Scale manufacturing establish
ments of Fairbanks and Howe, and all the great
Machine Shops and Foundries of our country,
are but cpheIs by the side Of my works The
great Piano Forte manufacturers, the Sewing
Machine manufacturers, the Agricultural Imple- |
mcnl manufacturers. the Gun manufacturers, the
Doot ana Shoe manufacturers the nat manu- |
the Paper manufacturers, and even
The Ship builders of our country, now have to
acknowledge themselves to be second rate bust |
ness men, and bow TO me the "Prince of Amer |
can Manufacturers
My Office, Sir, in the old Paper Mill, is a |
gem among the dirt, Why, the Queens Pal
ice ought not to be compared to it And then,
here's my great Library, Consisting of IS
School Books and chart of my head, y which |
rou will be sure TO find interesting to examine.
My business SIS driven by water wheel of
IS horse power" horse power being used in
he manufacture of my Patent Tools and the re-
naming 70 horse power being employed in pro-
Yelling my newly invented gas-bioDing machine
This machine ION which | have made appica-
ion for Patent,) is very complicated and of
wonderful powers, although it has not yet sue
eeded in blowing the mortgage from off my
works The estimated value of this machine is
$4,000, and this sum added to $llO0 upon
which pay taxes foots up the 100000 which
AVE invested in my business.
Sir in my mighty exploits | have far out
tripped the great "Sancho Panza," or even the
enooaeds Don Quixote," and thus have sue
eeded at the early age of 25 in swelling into an
unparalleled immensely, and in loosing myself
q the infinite radiation of my oon oUerWhetna-
ng genius.
And now let no one imagine that am trying
0 so Fool EN-.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-11
DIR. C. II. SHOLES,
Eclectic Innrmary, i2T Conrt Street,
unSTON MASS.

NJ ~ ~ M
Having given my undivided attention for the last hteen
years TO the treatment Of the geH0-Wnayy organs ana
having had large practice In this speciality, claim the
best possible advantages treatment the world has yet
discovered,
have advised By many Of our best medical men TO
advertise my remedies for the people generally from the
fact that those who most need my services dare task
freud where to direct them.
TO lNforHSr AND DGEtIrArLp --sPERNAroEHHGA, on
SEMINAL WEAkNEss, divide into three stages
lst NIGHTLY EMISSIONS which my Eelec'te Life Drops
will cure In a very short time, without failure.
I'd. DAILY DISCHARGES. There are more cases OF TUE
than the world is Of Some of the symptoms are
and scsnty excavations fronhe bladder with
smartng attending it, sometimes With turbid
sediment aud at Others mkke appearance have an
ayEed many specimens Of this nature, and In cases have
found OF Semen and Abumen which Is as sure TO
produce death Consumption unless IL checked by med
zeal treatment
LOOK TO YorR cAsE iN THIS,
Sd. Loss or MUSCULAR POWER Such may be cured
by similar II the patient be In otherwise toerabe
health
Best French Preventiyes at low prices
advertisement In the Dos Herald and you can
learn more full description Of such cases.
Address C. H. sHoLEs, NJ. D.. l27 Court Street Boston
Boston, June 20, 1860. 25-25
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BUY YOUR GOODS OF
BLAKE & FAIR.
Walp0le, N, H.
Cheshire Railroad.

Cheshire Railroad.
NINTER ARRANGEMENT.-O and err MONDAY
w Nov. 81, 1859, Trains will run as folio
MOVING EAST-LeaYe
Bellows Falls at 30 A NJ. and % p NJ Keene at 94C
A. NJ and p M-and arrive at Fitchburg ut IL 90
aid 6l2 NJ Boston at 230 and 745 P. M; Woreesfe
at 200 and 100 PM.
MOVING WEST. Leave
Boston at 30 and IL 90 A. NJ. Fitchburgh at 945 A. %
and 80 ?. Nj Keene Ii .33 A. NJ and 40 p and a,
rive at Fellows Falls at 1928 and 40 p M; Windsor ~
and IS L. NJ. Rutland, 255 and 800 P M Burlington
6 20 2. NJ
r. ans Connect as toUoys;
Up train at Bel avs Fals with RUTLAND BURLINGTON
RAILROAD, for n tand, Burlington, Montreal ogdens-
burgh, Albany, Troy sa sOga Springs, Schenectady and
the West
Also with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor, White
River Junction, Burlington osdensburg, Montreal ST.
Johnsbnry, &c, via. VT CENTRAL, PASSUMPSIC, and
EhAoAr CANADA ROADS, &c. Both trains make
north.
Dotea Trains Connect at Fd,'h6nygh
with Trains of Ftchburgh Worcester r. for Worcester
Norwich, Providence and New York City.
And at Groton junction with trains OF Worees Nash
na H. for Nashua and Concord with Trains Of Stony
DT0ok H. x for Lowell, Lawrence, &C.
Aeket Tor all points West may be secured at any stat
~ 0hesre railroad and baggage will be checked through
70 buhalo or Suspension Bridge.
A CHAPLIN, Superintendent,
ouperintendent's Office, Keene N. H., Nov Is, 1859
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Vt. Valley Railroad.

xrorlcE on and after WEDNESDAY, May ., 1850, Pas
scnger Trans viii leave Bellows Falls, for bIattehoro
~ 90 A NJ aud ea2 r. NJ and returning leave brattlebo
70 at 10 40 A, NJ and 30 4. NJ
FrehI Train Bellows Falls at $40 A. NJ aud Brat
tttoro at 90 L, Nj, -.
Tie two passenger trains this route, connect south
with m, vi a Mass and Connecticut River Railroads, 70
sprnghed hartford New Haven and bridgeport direct TO
New York. On the North with tbs Rutland befhns,on
sullivan VI Central Vermont Canada, Conneoteut and
pasumpsie Rivers Railroads forming direct communication
With Whitehall, Saratoga and Schenectady 81 Johhspu9
and White Mountains, Burlington and Houses Psin, oy
aepsburr and Montreal. NJ, sLoAT, supt'
Nay oe lSCO u
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-11

Jonah not Tobacco Ctecer.-A preach
-er. whose text led him to speak of the
prophet Jonah, remarked incidentally: II
am of opinion Jonah was an old man, nci-
Their smoking nor chewing, from the fact
that the fish retained him so long in his
stomach. If the fish had swallowed the
house we are worshiping in, he would, no
doubt have puked himself to DEATH
didn't you tell me, sir, you could hold
the pillow" said farmer TO green Irish
man, whom he had taken on trial. .Arrab
De aisy, now I" said Pat. "How the deuce
can ! hold it, and two horses drawing it
away from me But give it TO me in the
barn, and be jabers, I'll hould it with any,
body y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-11
DIR. LA CROIX,S

f"uate Medical Treatise The Physiological Ps,r Ma,
| $50 PAGES AND 1870 EsaRAv,xas p.,.. os ...,.
ree Of postage TO all parts tie Union on the iuar
mites o. youth and maturity, disclosing the secret iolies
son Of spirits, papitaon the heart sneda
Involuntary imaginaons, biushings defective memory III
o. Boarding School Miss College Student and Youps
Married Lady &C. sc. 1t is truthful adviser 70 the MAJ.
erst doubts their ply seal eopdon AVA Tho =
oo. OF having hazarde the health appness and pri1i
iSkes 70 which every human being Is entitled
Young Men who troubled with wesSns.. r.r.r,ll,
oy bad habit in youth the effects Of which are air
weak eyes weakness Of the back and lover sr,ms con-
fusion q .aeas loss Of memory, with melsnchoy nav b
W. 49, sns au.lof New Paris and London Treatment
We nave for the part Of the MAST xotsd our
~ y visiting the European Hospitals syans ourselves
and researches Of the most skilled Physi.
anu Surgeons in Europe on the Contnent those
place themselves under care will now have The fun
are enabled to introduce into orr prsr,s d ~ nhss
may resi- assured Of the assuty secrecy and at
distinguished us heretofore as a Physic,ar % i.y
OF professional practice for the pas
fsALE PILIs-Iadies who wish fl, Medicine the
@ oi winch has been tested Thousands 81 cases ana
VII, use none but Dr. DeLaBeys Fems py,ss p,lIs
nIy precautions necessary 70 be observed IL ladies
certain situations the particulars Of bicb ~ s,nd
me- IrsRPsr accompanying each box though always
o sho nealthyi so gentle, yet SO active are ,hev
- per box They be mailed 10 NJ the
with regard 10 .,v - CONFIDENTIAL medical adviser
her sny o. those Interesting eompiai ns 10 vhieh
larry invited to consult rs 'HeAn Habie are parueh-
bose hi,t PROTECTIVE Ia dies
th; VII not admit, who have no desire 10 in
years Pre- Seen extensively used during the last eight
u Attendance daily from q - ..,. -,
~na on SUNDAY from tin s p 'Nk s'i|'
ted lth null directions to apy part ofthe Uni
-. Oansda by patients their sxup
~ n ~ correspondence strictly tis
mn inc = sti located established upder the
Ia ShoiAs We 81 Maiden Lane Albany n Y.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-11

Mr.. Mathews once went over Warwick
Al'iand when he came to The place of exc
cutian, he observed TO the ialor that con-
sidernug the extent of the country, and the
number of executions which might take
place, The drop struck him as being very
small. i don't know, said the man; to
be cure, six 'ould be crowded, but foive
'culd hang very comfortable
The persons most anxious to add TO their
wealth are generally those who don't know
how.to make any good use of what they
have already.
A young man who has recently taken
wiieEsays be did not find it half so hard to
get married as he did to get the furniture.
L'go through my work. as the needle
said 70 the idle boy. But not till Won are
had pushed,' as the idle boy said to the
needle.
Il is easy to love our fellow men. Do
good TO them, and you will be sure to love
them.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-11
AN AcT OF GRArIrnnr

ors copies q Medical book Of 80 pages on sperrs
h VI gratntous circulation by snfTerer Who has
Z cured Of nervous debility lassifuae deprss-
nnsss diTnss. pains in the back tindity din
a. T.; rem early errors, By following me rsrnetions sfr-
thor III ~ eon.ders it his duty gratitude to the
me benefit Of Consumpt ire nd N,rvcus suftrsrs
tae means used. viii therefore sens FREE
work on receipt Of two stamps copy Of the
SIC p ever Information required address &c,
49, - "" AlhanTl ". y 1915
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-11
DR.. NarshaIl's Headache and Catarrh Snuff.

WIS Snuff has thoroughly proved itself be the
Il ucle ever known for curing the Catauh, Cold the
HEAD and the Headache 1t has been found excellent
remedy in many Of Sore Eyes Deafness has been
removed by it, and Hearing has often been greatly improved
BY its use It purges out all distractions strengthens the
Glands and gives healthy actions the parts affected
1t Is recommended by many Of the best Physicians aud Is
used with great and satisfaction everywhere
More than twenty-five years experience has proved its
great values and at this moment il stands higher than
before.
large numbero Of the most respectable wholesale Druee
gss In and Boston in certificate signed by them
1854 The undersigned having for many wears been
acquainted with Dr. MarShais CaaUh and Headache snaF
ana sold in our wholesale trade cheerfuly state that
believe to be be equal in respect the
tons given it for the of Catarrhal affections and that
is decidedly the best article have known for all
the common diseases of the Head.u
BEW ARE OF COUNTERFEITS. fac
smile OF the signature of the proprietor Charles Bowen
every bottle 45cow-Iy
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-11
To Town LIQUOR Agents

fI,IiE undersigned Commissions for the sale of,.
Massachusetts, Is allowed by law 10 s.n Yoof,A
ssd Agents OF Cities and towns In ali the NJ sa,he
States keep ON hama large on Inn.l hga
Domestic LIQUORS, which are all analysed by 1stass
sayor according 70 law gRd eertgsa BY Aim "a 1e A
poses and sold In large or small quantities AT p
price Agents may be assured oil obtainns NJ uhots
be obtained elsewhere. ' IA 'hey "a
EDWARD Y. PORTER, Comm,..,.
1851 - Custom House Sweet p~sssf.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-11
Something New.
Down TO Browns at Brattleboro,

the way Of spriue Beds; Which can't In bat n,
4 Or quality Gail and them. f's
Also. all kinds q Furniture. Picture Pr,-,ss a. a.
constantly 90 aand md made orrr ehssper than ever 4
c. |. BROWNS, SOOrh End Hain Street.
DRATrLEBoao. VI.
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n CARD
TO THE PUBLIC.

ltTE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO OUR NJ
w merous Friends and Patrons that owing 20 our large
and Increasing trade or which wish them 70 accept our
sincere thanks have found u necessary TO Increase our
stock to the utmost capacity that small Store capable
ming And wish say the Public and our Tat
rons every where, that they find ut
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-11
Photograph and AmbrOtype Saloon
In Springfield,

Inc public are invited 70 call ana
9netious Of PHOTOGRAPHS CoToRFni ny attest pro
~ sna Plain many Of which are eopi @ sl,n In
ess - Sna Dsguerreotypes Pleas IN ~ h nile
both Of mind and purse wa Dc Tor your Interest
A ~ nj ROOMS aAE ovEz TIE SAVING, ~
JAMES POWERS.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-11
SULLIVAN RAILROAD.

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT
on AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNEl1 1860. TRAINS
" will run as follows;
@( uB IJ -m- EEL
The Morning Train win leave Windsor 1t 700 A NJ
connecting with trains from Montreal and gdepsburyb
C!aremont at 20 and Charlestown at A. A. NJ
tngat BeowsFals with Cheshire Railroad for Boston
Towel land Worcester, and with Vernon Valley RAILROAD
LOT Springfield arriving at New York at 4.45 p NJ
Inc man Train will cave Windso at 13T p NJ Tor on
arrival OF Trains from Montreal 0gensburgh Barton
,1eteton oiaremoh at 90, aud Charlestowna 222
tBelloSs Fall with Cheshire Railroad for
worcester &c, also with Vernon Valley Railroad
for Springfield &c, arriving at New York At II 10
ana with Rutland and Burlington Railroad
r1 GD Hx EEL, u~
The MAJ Train viii neave Fails atl2 2s Cb.r,.
town az l245, Claremontat l0sP NJ; VIA
sor with W central Railroad for Mon peer
Rouse Point Montreal 0gdensburgh o. and a WIS.,,
JUNCTION with 70
tains. anu 'ue "hi'e NOUN
me Evening Train willleave Bellows Falls an Ion
arrival OF trains from Boston and York c ha rest
atO o4 and Caremont at 624 NJ. connecting Al Wird
sor with vermont Central Railroad for MontreeT Rrl;r
ton, kouses Point Montreal, Ogdensburrh &c -l'As
-, EDWARD THOMPSON sunit
ohariestowD,N H., June II 1850 81
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Parl0r Office and Box Stova.
THE PERFECT MELODEON

A MOTHER TRIUMPH, ! AT THE LATE STATE IAN
Nat Burlington, the PERFECT sEIoDsoS again awardS
the First Premium for purity eyenuess power OF o,
and promptness of touch.
every desirable quality for superior ins,ru
ment the Perfect Meodeonts unsurpassed OF ", h,y
abundant testimony.
The addition of the BASE DAMPER, for which We s,,,
recently obtained letters patent Is Of the greatest i'm
pToyements made the Neodeon IL meeting .i
universal appreciation and Is b Al
who have used 1t and become acquainted with beaul
ment.
PIANO FORTES,
from the best makers selected by Prof D. w. BAKER Bo
ton (which sufficient Of their excellence 10,
sale and TO rent at manufacturers prices.
All instruments warranted and sent to t4Et Of Al.
country at risk. kSTEY & GREEN
BKArTLEAoko. Oct 10 1859. 90
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-11

DONE MEAJ-Just the thing for Cattle inclined TO chew
ID Bones, and not feed we'll For sale by
ARMS & WILSON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-17
JOHN P. WALDEN,
Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.

de la Nouvelle Orleans. ORLEANS VS.. LYMAN W.
GILBERT.-No. .30l.
INN VERTU dun alias writ de saisie ct
IA pnr Honorable Treisieme Gour de Dis
tct de Nouvelle Orleans dams aare dessu e procade
mi lie ARDI "A de d6cembre 1861 midi Hote de Ia Cite
les du Camp ds Magasns,
radudcalion de la propree don't suit Ia description savor
Quatreme District de Vile dams rel borne les
Jackson st Thomas cdevan Fulton) Philippe Chippewa
laquee portion de anGrcaine b6 peds
poces de face la jackson 200 peds de profondeur
tire lignes paralleles
Ensemble les baisses ct authorizations qui sly
touvent mason bos deuX 6tages une
cuisine etages Ia maon base deuX
etages dams lie fond sale balm. cuve iains ETC.,
lie plan dessa O. A. deAmas daeut6
general de date du Il de novembre 1851 depoe
bureau du Sheriff pour
Stisie dams lntnre cdessus.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moment de Adjudication.
John P. WALDEN,
n22 dl7 "a Sherf de Ia Par0i4SR d Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-17

At nesting held the 9th Instant the Board of Trustees
have DECLARED Scrip Dividend of TWENTY FIVE PER
GENT earned premiums for the thirteen months
ending sh September 1861 for which certificates will issued
on 10Th of December next Also, agreesbly with
the Charter interest the Eight Per Cent. per
nun, which will be paid in Cash after The '5 instant to
the original subscribers premiums paid credited their
notes. q, - -. & -. -g..,.a. =4t
f. GANUCHEAU, President.
AMADEO LANDRY, Vice President
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sHERTFFvS SALES,


Fous q s p.s5 osss o JhNs SN$
pY VIRTUE OF d writ OF seizure and sale
ID directed by the Honorable the Fourth Distet Court o.
New Orleans In the entitled TO T. ParkeF late
Sheriff. and sid late Sheriff to transferred viii proceed
sell public auction, the Merchants and AuctoneerS
Exchange Royal street. between Canal and CuomsSuse
Ia O'Clock NJ, the following described property to.wit
i, A CERTAIN LOT Of GROUND, situated in the FIRST
District Of this city in the No. W4 bounded by Crve
Basin Perddo and Franklin and font OF "
on Franklin street by l27 feet 10 depth. =
2. A CERTAIN LOT Of GROUND, in same District. In
and has front of 80 feet Liberty street by l feet in
depth. "a -. -#.. .....
Seized IN tho above suit.
JOHN P WALDEN,
~. OIL. Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
ouArnrEns couR DE DISTRICT La VILE DE LA N,LIE:
de la Nouyeleoriesns. LONGING. 1900.
I'm VERTU DUN writ dc saisie ct vente
- adesse par Honorable Quarene Cout de DistEict de
Ia Nouyele Orleans dang Faare cidessus, f. T. Parker,
ctdevant sheriff par ni moi transferre 1e proc6deai e
SAME1 10 de anver 1852 midi la Bourne NEgocens
Encanen Royae celles de la Douane ct du
Canal DeuSiems District la pubque ct adjudication
de Ia propriete don't suit la description, SAVIOR
l. On TERRAIN situe dams lie Premier District de cete
Vile dams let No. 304 borne les ruea Graver dn Basn
Perddo ct franklin ~ peds de face la rue Franklin
l27 peds de profondeur.
r. UN TERRAIN sue dams lie District susdit dams Fnet
borne par les de la Commune rGTier Liberty Howard
80 peds de face la Liberty 0 de proondeur
Saise dams pafaire eidessus.
COEDITIONs-Compan au moment de radjudication.
l ~ 'f.- JOHN P. WALDEN,
dl7 Jail 10 Sheriff de la Parosse d'Oreans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-17

Nx7INES, BRANDlES, ETC.
81 casks Claret, Bordeaux.
100 cases Claret various brands
5 cases White Wiue, Chateau Eyquem
100 Yarmouth.
100 cases Absynth G, Lecoultre
Is krsch, G. Lecoultre.
1000 baskets Champagne, various brands.
81 quarter casks Port.
50 half aud quarter casks Sherry.
2Jj cssks Cognac Of the following brandsPlanet Co.,
Otard Dupuy It Co., Gauer Freres, CASTILLO, SaAa'
rae Il Co., Pinet Calion Co., lhrronde freres.
IS casks Rochelle Brandy
80 cases 100 halt boxes each Green Peas.
Is cases 100 half boxes each PattS Trui1es
10 cases 80 half boxes each TIutltS.
50 cases Strawberries in Juice
Ito cases Burgundy Wines. - oa
"A SO Cusomhouse street.
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gsp erans alu Crescent ouesaa gtasna pesmba II Is6l
AUCTION SALES.

-s AUCTION SALES. &
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE. .u
Seasonabe Dry Goods. Z
BY H. SAMORY, a..
U. sANoRY, Auc,ioneer
Auction Roams No. As Old I.evee street, .,
between Custouhouse and Bienvlle streets.
TUESDAY, nth instant, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ al No. IS and At Old Lsvee Streets
Cusomhouse and Benvle Streets will be sold pub
lie auction . :,
pacca, Popns, Mohsr Ecosse Tape Checks Cambria Mus
Inns, Cassinees, Long Cloth, sbaws Coaks, Linen Cambria
Handkerches sttdo Linens, Ball Thread Gloves snspen-
ders Curtain Calico, etc.
s9-TERMs-At sale. die
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FURNITURE,
Large Plate Mirrors, ETC., ct auction.
BY McCERREN 81 LANDRY, ..
g. W. McCERREH Ancioneer.
Office and salesroSsh Masonic Hall, ST. Charles ST.
TUESDAY, 9th instant. at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, the PREMISES No 40 ST. Charles Streets between
Common and Gravier streets, will be sold
Of those elegantly furnished apartments No 90
CHARLES street, comprising Rosewood Paro Sets deboads
EtRgeres splendid assortment Of Mahogany Furniture
and very costly French Plate Mirrors four very
ricpas Chandeliers together with all the Gas Fixtures in the
house. several very rich BRUISED Carpets Damask Ind Lace
Bureaus Maesse Feather Pillows and BoserH, Bed Linen
Crockery and Glassware, fine Cooking Range win
large lot Of Copper Cooking Utensils etc. all Of which is now
for inspection and be examined at time prevout
to ihs sale. 49,
sR-TERMs-Cash die