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has Issued m address to bis follow.
eFs, assuring them that the great
struggle Of the suppressed national :
ities is 1t hand, and nrging them to
be prepared tor the hour.
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FURNITURE
Cheap for Cash, at Porch's.Oid Sho

All kinds Of turned Chair STUFF on hands a,
Porch's shop. All kinds of Wood Turning done
TO order on reasonable terms, by
JOHN GOODWIN.
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~ CAFH. CASH for all kinds Of CoUsrRY
Psnpuos. Remember, wo don't ask you TO
take trade, uniess you want II, for your Pro-
PInpLAv, March q, 1851. ~
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THE HOG.

Tag following j<r desperate b an extzast ksm
huanorossy poesie.l report on swine, delivered By
c. Milne, Esq-, Editor of he Fsll Risss New q
= recent cassie Snow In shas vicinity;
We &ng DE Hsy l-not those n eomnop ayes.
Bat that which rosm'd unpenned u Pzzdise,
And fsnishsd-nezt to that ''be< siht der Madame
In ezrs spsrs 10 for old Father Adam
But Il yos doubt, When Eden;s garden fair
Bioond fresh and lovely. that the Pig Vas there.
yos'1 certainly allow (ple@se doat forge)
BE ssat with Noah =, cut Of she net ~
Yet tiers are some who ibis plain fact dispute.
And out Of that old ark would crowd the brutei ~
Said my friend the Dean TO me. the other day, Z
fsfy friend the Trsaurerl in his Tss~tia' way,
How can you prove. sir, that in Noah's boat
The hog was gathered with the sheep and goati
90 shat qaosh 4. one cannot he mistaken.
For wasn't 10 hsa that Noah sersd has bseonf
And did he not. though on the surging brine.
have his Ham there whcneer be chose 10 dinef
Dean ceased TO brisfie-'llowed twas even 50,
The .critter" figured nj that Cattle Showl
Oh. much sbused and much despised BEAST
Men slight thee most who know thy merits least;
Who would make iykf Of thee. should try thee first
Then Win thy praise they'll inter-iard their verse,
Without Thy presence at the festive board,
Tickling the palate Of creations lord.
In bake OF fry, or even in the stew,
Pray what could we. or our good housewives dor
Sore grief would seize on many bosom stout
II, b. pcrchance, the hog should once 'step out,
And life become, mid all its varying scenes
Like Sunday morning without pork and beansi
On beef and mutton Englishmcn expand,
BIT perks the browning glory Of our land
Figs are true patriotism tho Buckeye State
They die 10 make her Cincinnati great
Pork TO the jew is every way unclean,
Howc'er prepared, with or without his bean.
Though Paul felt free from Noses here TO swerve,
The jew still deems Il binding to observe.
W. 60 with Paul--as every one supposes--
As for the Jsw--why, he may go to-Hoses,
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Students Of the University,


n ffEkS ms services o. agent ior 'ne supp! oil
~ books Oh every aescfip.on' american aho lOs
eign, in large or small qanuue ior coiege school
society or private libraries HIS arrangements iot
the prompt importation OF books and periodicals. from
England and the continent OF Europe, are complete
all orders VIII be sent ou'mmeaa'ey ON .'e1 receipt
and executed by return Of steamer single works
forwarded, II desired, ~ man OF express foresn
works, and also scientific apparatus &C., imported
for Confessional institutions, nee OF duty
ID. V. MIS- prepared also 70 execute ofuers LOT mo
printing OF catalogues addresses, programmes Of e,-
hibltion, cards OF Invitation, examination papers IN
ancient ana Foreign ahguaser, hnu al sh"r JOBS on
behalf of colleges: and he VIII furthermore attend to
the engraving of diploma plates, the preparation Of
decorations and medals Tor prizes, Tie getting up
banners aud other insignia ior he'ary soeie'ies sho
In general Whatever IN the operations Oh educational
institutions requires resort to the art or skill OIL
large cities;
Having had much experience IN agencies Oh 'ns
nature having for many years transacted business TOT
southern colleges having been citizen OF the South
himself, and having an extensive acquaintance in the
southern States, he feels confident OF being able to
give satisfaction to all who may desire hs SCI vices
Reference may he had to tie Faculty OF the Csr
versty OF Mississippi or to the Hon. Jacob fhonP
son, Secretary Of the Interior.
rhe following are the titles OF few Of his OWE
publications. -
D'ArnUrssoS's TREATISE ON HrrnAuLIcs, for the
use of Engineers. Translated from the French, and
adapted TO the English Units Of Measure. BY Joseph
Bennett, Civil Eng. ] vol. Syo., CLOTH 1925.
Lr Col. BURNS NAVAL AND MILITARY TEcuSicM
DIorroYARy or THE FREScu LANGUAGE In two parts,
French English and Enesh-French, with Explanation,
of the various terms vol. crown svo., $3.50
THE SIEGE OF BoNArsUSD, 1884, Translated from
the French by an Army Officer Illustrated by Maps
and Plans. ! vol. l2rno., cloth, as C.
THE CoSrRAcToRs MASrAL AND BUILDERS PRIsE
Book. BY a. d. Clough, Architect. vol. lsmo., SOC
The LAW OF fREEDoA AsD BoSDAGE IN TIE Isl.
TED STATES. BY John Goldman llurd. In 2 volumes.
(Vol. ~ Cloth, $3.50; law sheep 81.
WooDBuRY on THE ARcn-Treasc on the variou,
Elements of Stability in the weproportioncd Arch.
With numerous Tables of the Ultimate and Actual
Thrust BY Capt. d. p. Woodbury., U. ). Corps .
Engineers vol. syo., engravings, cloth, S25O.
LETTERS on COLLEGE GoyERsNkSr ASD CoLL.aIArh
EDUcATroS. By Rev. F. A. Z. Barnard, Ii d., Pres
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T a u | ty


LITERARY DErARrNEST REV. J. E. Douglas, Mrs
F. J. Douglas, Mr.. 7. l. Douglas, Miss Fannie c.
Stegcr, Miss N. A. MeAnay, Miss N. Clay, and Mss
Lizzie Murdoch.
OENAxESrAL DEPARTMENT Mr.. Frank A. Tepe,
Mrs. Fannie T. Tepe,, and Miss Lizzie Murdoch.
The above corps of teachers has been scleeted By
the President with the greatest care, exclusively from
the South, and he Is satisfied they fully compe-
tent to give instruction in all branches usually taught
IN the best Female Colleges.
The entire building has been reprinted and thor
oughly renovated The school has the most approved
stvle Of furniture and new and extensive apparatus
The chambers are large, WI. ventilated nnd furnish
ed with everything conductive health and comfort
Holly springs. cclcbrated for it, heslfh and beauty,
Is situated On the great highway from New Orleans
TO New York. TWENTY-FIVE miles Suuth Of the juno
Ron of the Memphis and Charleston and Mississippi
Central Railroads. and is easy Of to most of
the Southern and Western States
The former patrons Of Franklin College and al
who are IN scarrh Of srhool fr their dzuahfers OF
wards are respectfully requested 70 eall and examine
before sending elsewhere.
For particulars apply Gar Catalogue % The Prszi
dent
JOSEPH + DOUGLAS, PRxf.
HoLLr srRIxss. Aug. ) '.eo-l-i0-ff
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TAXING CHrLDRKS TO CHURcH.-A ministers
wife says: "the first time took my eldest boy
70 church, when he was two years and a half
old, managed with carcsses, frowns and candy,
to keep him very stiIl ill the sermon was half
ione BY this time his patience was exhausted,
and he climbed to bis feet md stood on the seat,
boxing At the preacher this father quite intent
ly. Then, as il he had hit upon a certain relief
for bis troubles he pulled me by the chin to at
tract my attention and exclaimed in distinct
voice, "Mama, make papa say amenf"
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Confederate States Of America,
Provisional Government.
PRESIDENT OF the CoNFKpERAcr,
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
OF MISSISSIPPI

VICE REsIDEHr,
ALEX. H. STEPHENS,
OF GEORGIA.
Secretary of STATE,
ROBERT TOOMBS, Of Georgia.
Secretary Of the Treasury
c. G. MEMMINGER, of South Carolina.
Secretary Of Var
l. p. WALKER, Of Alabama.
Postmaster General,
JOHN ii. REAGAN, of Texas.
Attorney GeaercL
J. p. BENJAMIN, of Louisiana.
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-. .
writer % thu subject sss worthy g se'1oua
eonsidst.aen': i,
Rov~V fs ~ nrrse - nanly energy nd
hsAvsn-ehm6ins thsnshh sttsndsd y iov< I'D
fAifh. and hspe around whose steps ne noun
tain brsesss blow, and rom whose counssn.nee
all TIE virtues pfher strength Look around
you upon The dstinguissd men that in every d.
partment q ile guide and control the times. and
inquire What vas thsir origin, and what were
their early fortunes Were tnsy, ass general
rule. rocked and landed IN tns zap Of wealth
No, such men emerge from the homes q ecnt
competence g struggling poverty. Necessity
sharpens Their facilities, and privation and sac
rifios brace their moral nature They learn the
great art Of rendnciasion, and enjoy the hsppi-
ness OF having few wants. They know nothing
OF indifference or safety. There Is not an idie
hbre IN their frames They put the v'gor Of
resolute purpose in every act The edse Of her
mind Is always Kept sharp. IN the school OF
lite, men IKE these meet the softly nurtured
darings Of prosperity as me vessels Of non
meet the vessels Of porcelain.
- -
oeA
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A good story is told of Hard Shell Baptist
missionary in Medina, MINI, who had become
mixed up in the land speculation. On entering
the pulpit recently. he announced to his congrc-
cation at the opening of divine service that tho
text would be found in St. Paul's episte TO the
Mnnesotians, section four, range three. west"
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Members Of the Southern Congress:

ALABAMA.
R. w. Walker, Florence, Alabama.
r. M. Smith, Mobile,
J. L. NJ. Curry, Tailadcga,
w. p. Chiffon, Montgomery,
S. F. Hale, Eutaw,
Colin J. McRae, Mobile,
John Gill Shorter, Euhula,
David p. Lewis, CORTLAND,
Thomas Fearn, Huntsville,
FLORIDA
Jackson Morton, Milton, Florida.
J. p. Anderson, Monticello, g
J. p. Owens, P. o. Marion Co. +"
GEORGIA.
Robert Toombs. Washington, Georgia.
Howell Cobb, Athens,
Francis s. Barlow, Savannah,
Martin S. Crawford, Columbus,
Eugenius A. Nisbet, Macon,
Benjamin II. Hill, La Grange,
A. r. Wright, Rome,
Thomas R. r. Cobb, Athens,
A. ii. Kenan, Milledgcvillc, s's"
A. Ii. Stephens, Charlottesville,
LOUISIANA.
John Perkins, Jr., Ashwood, Madison Par.
A. ID. Clouet, St MartinviIlc.
ID. f. Kepner, New River, Ascension Par.
Charles ii. Conrad, New Orleans.
Edward Sparrow, Providence, Carroll Par.
II. Marshall, Black Jack p. o., De Soto z.
MISSISSIPPI
Wiley P. Harris, Jackson, Mississippi.
Walker Brooke, Vicksburg,
w. S. Wilson, Port Gibson, Z"
A. NJ. Clayton, Holly Springs,
w. s. Barry. Columbus,
James I. Harrison, Columbus,
]. A. P. Campbell, Kosciuska, u" 81
South Carolina.
r. B. Rhett, Sr., Charleston.
r. w. Barnwell, Beaufort.
L. NJ. Keitt, Orangeburg c. II.
James Chestnut, Jr., Camden.
C. g. Memminger, Charleston.
w. Porcher Miles Charleston.
Thomas F. Withers, Charleston.
w. w. Boyce, Winsboro, Fairfield Dist
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THs triumph Of womnn lies, not in the adInira.
ton of her lover, but IN the respect Of her hus-
band, and that can only be gained by constant
cultivation Of those qualities which she knows
he most valves
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A PLACE ron EvERrrHNa, AND EVERYTHING
IN PLAcE-Sparc no pains to carry this provcrb
into effect; there can be no such thing as we'll
ordered household or comfortable home, il It
IS not carried out Nothing can show greater
want Of management or carefulness, than every
thing being out of place. In such a house
nothing is ever to be found when wanted. The
cookery is spoiled because the seasonings are
nisaid; one thing has to be used for another;
snd everything comes to hand except that which
) required knife is used instead Of screw
driver, fork for cork-screw, the poker for
hammer, and towel for busters; nothing answers
The purpose. and all are injured by being made
oserve ends for which they were never intended.
All these evils and what's still worse the petty
lnnoyances that they occasion, may be ended by
having place for everything, and keeping every
thing in its place
The Oxford intelligencer., 1861-03-20

A TEuTuFUL AND CHEAP BARoxETER-Take
clean glass bottle and put in Il small quaint
" of finely pulverized alum. Then fill the bot
lie with spirits Of wine The alum viii be per
foctly dissolved by the alcohol and in clear
Weather the liquid viii be as transparent as the
purest water. On the approach Of rain or
cloudy weather, the alum win be visible in .
iaky spiral cloud in the centre Of the fluid.
reaching from the bottom to the surface. This
Is cheap, simple and beautiful baromcter, and
Is placed within the reach Of all who wish to
-ounoer 90
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ANCESTORS OF WASHINGTON AND FRASKLIS-
In his Life of Washington, Everett furnishes the
following: at may be mentioned as some
what striking fact, and one, believe, not hithcr-
to adverted to, that the families Of Washington
and Franklin-the former the great leader Of the
American Revolution, and the latter not second
to any of his patriotic associates-were estab-
lished in the same central county Of Northamp-
ton, and within few miles Of each other; the
Washingtons at Brighton and Sulgravc, belong
ing to the Landed gentry Of the country, and in
the great civil war supporting the royal side
the Franklins, at the village Of Ecton, living on
the produce of farm Of thirty acres and the
earnings Of their trade as blacksmiths, and es-
pousing-some Of them, at least and the father
and uncle Of Benjamin Franklin among the num-
berthe principles Of non-conformists. Their
respective emigrations germs Of great events in
history, took placc-that of John Washington,
the great-grandfather Of George, in 1857, to
loyal Virginia that Of Josiah Franklin, the
father of Benjamin, about the year 1885, to the
metropolis Of Puritan New England.
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Rosewood and Ebony.

Inlaid Writing Desks, work-boSes, and Dressing
cases.
A choice assortment Of Pocket Cutlery, Of Roger
and Wostenholm's make.
TIar Brushes, Nail Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Comb
Brushes and Clothes Brushes. Toilet and Pocket
Combs
A fnlI assortment Of Toilet Soaps, Tooth Powders,
Come~tiqnes, Extraetx, Ponades, &c, together with
Orders Cor Books and Music sent weekly to New
York and Philadelphia seplz 3m
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Guitars,

vions, anjoes Flutes clsrionets, Fagcolcts Flies,
Accordeons, and other lnstruusnss Of all qualities
and priess>
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Flourl Flourll

Flourl Flouri!
100 SACKS Choice Family Flour--Juss reesixed
lUU and for sale by r. L. DOYLE.
I'm BUSHELS Corn Meal In Store end 70 srrivs.
lVU For sale By K E. DOYLE.
E0 BBLs. E1tra St. LOuis Flow-For sale low
~ st r Z. D0YLE'S.
OK BBLs. Irish Potatoes
Z0 For sale By r. Z. DOYLE.
N BBIS. Choice Onions in Store and
III For sale by r. L. DOYLE
BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE &C., fresh weekly
arrivals-Ahs thing you want
For sale at z =. D0YLE'S.
Oct. IS, '6o-tf:-2l.
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Government of Mississippi.
FEBKuARY lsr, 1861.
GovERSoR-J0HN J. PETTUS.
SECRETARY OF SrATE-C. A. BROUGHER.
AUDIToR-E. r BURT.
ATTORNEY GEsERaL--T. ]. WHARTON.
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Blank Books,

Writing Paper Ink Pens, States and large variety
Of Fancy Stationery direct from the Manufacturers.
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EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
WARREN P. ANDERSON,
MADISON MeAFEE,
7. c. TUPPER.
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frauhIiu female college,

HOLLY SPRINGS, Mississippi.
THE NEXT SESSION of this vel known INsTI-
Il TUITION will begin on MONDAY, the I'd
of September.
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Music,

fresh assortment Of New and Popular Pieces.
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MTLTT5RY fdRNY1 BOARD.

KTLTTARY (ARNY1 BoARD.
Gov. PETTUs. GExKRAI-rS CnrKr.
MAJoR GENERAL, EARL VAN dorm.
lsr BRieADIER GKs'L, CHARLES CLARK.
2D Is J. L. ALC0RN.
81 c. III. MOTIF
Arm q RICHDGRIFFTTH.
QUARrKR-MAsTER GEE'L., w. BARKSDALE.
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window Shades and Fixtures,

An entirely new supply Of the latest styles
WALL PAPER AND BoRDERING-F're-BO Board
Paper and Window Paper.
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School Books

Of every description allowed liberal dis
count.
All the Text Books for the Law and Literary De-
partments of the University constantly hand, aud
supplied on reasonable terms.
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Pictures,

For Grecian Painting, colorOd Pictures, Picture
Frames and Moulding.
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High Court Of Errors and ARpeals.
c. P. SMITH, CHIEF JUSTICE.
A: II. HANDY, | Jr.,,cr,
w. L. HARRIS, 'OSrio
sAx'L LivIxesroS, clsrk.
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Cigars.

Those wishing a fine Cigar can be accommodated
by calling at Reynolds Confectionery, West side Of
the Public Square, Oxford, Miss.
sepas-smi7 w. q. REYNOLDS.
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s,,ss,.g, ssoss OF alErR-Dr. ]. VEST

,sassss7ssssaA G4tDSa OF 4EGETEE--Dr. J. VI EST
IL Charles continues supply tina
LOSS OF TEETH withou; wires springs,
~%AIIIIIJ upon his ppncipe Of self sa-esou This
method mas procured him universal approhaon and is
ended being, he most ingenious system OF supplying ARIl
FICIAI TEETH hitherto invented and ell restoring
perfect asBicRon and perfect 9ad natural
IL Appearance es defy detection by the closest observer Dr.
Vests ehod filling teeth with gold combines all the modern
Those Interested will hId these 70 be
entirely scrupuosy DR.. W returns his
thenks TO the OF New Orleans and vicinity for the
extensive practice they favored him with for the As fifteen
years residence il3 ST. CsreG htfes second doc
frnIn I,aray al oIlare, asSf
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aew 0Aans Aaa Grssea SahEaM zoa Notmbet 80, 1861.
SHERIFF,s SALES.
FOURTH DISTRICT GouRT
OF NEW VfIEHfB-
DY VIRTUE of

1THoNAsF. PATTON and ISAAC
FOURTH DISTRICT CouRT A. SMITH W. THEIR CREDIT
ORs AND THE CREDITORS
aAa1No ilsss ~ q : W.
pY VIRTUE of and In obedience 10 an
NJ order of sale rendered November s. 1851 directed
by the Honorable the Fourth District Co Of Orleans IN
tie above entitled matter will proceed sell public ac.
lion the City Hotel Cannon street, between Camp and
Magazine streets, WEDNESDAY, December IL 1851 at IL
o'cg.rk NJ - ..
LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and improve 1ses,
ents thereon situated in the city Of New Orleans
square bounded by Prytana Nayades, Erao and Clio Iii
streets and designated lot No plan drawn by De-
pouly and deposited plan No. Ri IN the late office Of
Theodore Guyol which succeeded T. Bouny the said lot
depth parallel lines and being bounded in the
alley width said lot and ohe lots border
ibe heeon-a OF which will fully appear by
passed before Theodore Guyo Notary Public in this
city. dated July Is, 1861
TERMs-Cash on the spot. .,
Dl8 d. II Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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DENTISTRY.

gesssysssgsh ARTIFICIAL TEEiTH-The beat,
cheapest and most replete Dental Establish
nent in New Orleans, Ia DR.. FIELDIEGS,
~.&lII 11Jl94 Canal street. ~
manipulating Artificial Teeth
BY Practical Dentist in the Southern States deyng compet
Persons requiring superior Dentistry should where
they rely upon the experience skill and integrity which
Dental Science produce.
Every Artificial Tooth of SURPRISING beauty which cannot
be the very productions OF NATURE gradually
storing that uniformity the features essential to youth and
beauty and satisfactory for mascaon and artcus
ton. - -.
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readily OK.
tracing Teeth without PAIN supeeng anything before at
tanned by the profession, astonishing all who witness It.
All Operations in Dentistry performed with and skill and
for cheapness and utility unsurpassed by others unSk
fully applied Teeh emodeed and lit guaranteed mod
charges At the following prices written guarantee
campaigning each If desired and not found represented
after months trial, their money will be returned.
Full Sterling Silver base.
Full finest finish gums bound 40 W
Full ses vucanze Rubber, equal gold, from $40 10 30 81
Full Is gold base beautiful form 90 to - ~
Full gold base from 10 10 ISo W
The most perfect gems that can be produced .
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially invited to call
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
DR.. FIELDING, Dental Surgeon
nbIv 1874 Canal street.
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AUCTION aALES.


SUCCESSION OF THOMAS STEINFELS- No. 1890
Carts, DrayB and Household Furniture.
BY PLACIDE ]. SPEAR.
Auctioneer-Ofce, IA Chartres st.
SATURDAY, Both instant, at 10 lie O'Clock
walk between Derbgny and Claiborne Streets by virtue and
in Of order from the Honorable j. Bernudez
Judge of the Second District Court Of New Orleans dated
November A. 1861 the following articles belonging 10 said
cession. to Wit
Six Drays
Four Carts
Eight Males.
Three Horses
Eleven Sets Of Harness.
One Gold Watch snd Chain.
One Lot of Household Furniture.
G1~TERMS-Casb.
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE
Boots Shoes and Brogahs Clothing, Dry Goods eadles Bri
dies Harness, &c.
BY H. SAMORY,
u. SAHoRY, Auctoneer,
Auction Rooms, No. IS Old Leyee street
between Custonhouse and Bienville Streets
CATURDAY, 3Oth instant, at 10 o'clock
. A. NJ, No. 45 and II Old Levee streets,
Custonhouse and Benyle Streets will be sod pub
100 Men's, Womens Boys and Misses Shoes. Also
BroganS, comprising fine and select
-AlSo-
GO lots Of fine ready made Clothhg and assorted Shirts
And
An assortment of desirable Dry Goods.
invoice Of Saddles Brdes Harness. and one lot School
Books =,
a3-TERMS-At sale. n28