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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-17
NFIscellane0us.

Business was rather dull on the levee
yesterday, but there was good deal of
freight awaiting shipment. The wharf
was vocal with the growing and cackling
OF chickens, the squawking OF geese, the
gobbling of turkies, and the quaclxing of
duclSs.....-.The Champion had splendid
trip, and discharged large amount Of
goods here, consigned to sundry Of our
merchants........-..Th The Phantom and Sam
Orr had good trips, with a good showing
for good trip outD......The Rose Hite had
a fair packet Irip......,We are indebted 10
Mr.. VIM. Tileston, of the Sam. Orr, for
manifest"........We noticed a considerable
consignment OF pork and lard In front of
Dunkerson& Col wharf. boat yesterday,
oWaitinQ shinmenteSouth
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-17


CINCINNATI.-The Commercial of Thurs
day says: 49, ~ arffse.fy ~. t,af.,s.fs...,
The weather was cold, cloudy and rainy
yesterday, with the mercury ranging at $40
at noon. At Pittsburg the river Is falling.
with feet in the channel Here the river
has receded 10 inches during the past "A
hours, with II feet hence TO Louisville. ~
IT, The Henry Won Phul, recently burned in
the Mississippi near Donalsonvllle, was par
TALLY insured in Cincinnati offices for So
900, divided as follows; Magnolia, Buckeye
and Boatmens, 5000 each, and the Eureka
and Commercial. $500 each, ID IL
Evansville d. Cairo Packet Company,
leaves this city to-nightaf0r Europe. He
will spend some seven or eight months in
the old world prospecting. He has the best
wishes of c large circle OF friends In this
city for successful and agreeable trip.
Captain selby yesterday sold his interest 3,
in the Mary Ament TO Capt. conner ana
=LoUnsvnLE.-The Courier Of Thursday
says: BaQ aH4 taflFsn gf iauad
The river was falling very slowly yester-
day. with five feet ten inches water In the
canal In the evening by the mark. During
the previous twenty-four hours II had fall
en- only two inches at the head of the falls,
and SIX inches at Portland. The weather
was disagreeable and rainy all day,
On the falls last evening there were three
feet ten inches water in the pass down the
Indiana chute, and falling slowly. af-
The Importer, while at Memphis, on her
len, costing the boat about Sl75, and she
lost valuable horse overheard, the value
of which the owner will endeavor 10 re-
cover from the boat. f N"
sr. LoU1s.-The Democrat of Thursday,
| says: faa 4alga
The river Is falling. There is eight feet
TO Cairo, four and half feet to Keokuk,
falling and icy at st. Paul; there is good
stage In the Illinois, and the Missouri IL
low and falling The John Kilgour, ulia,
Columbian and Glasgow were loading at
once yesterday for New Orleans, and Para
gon and Lexington for Vicksburg. ON the
other end of the line matters were quite
! different The season is late. Probably
! there is ice at and below ST. Paul.
The water above is getting low. Rates OF
| freight are also low. Impelled by these
4 conditions, the Northern Line Packet Com
1 pany yesterday determined to cease opera
lions for the season. Their boats in port
are laid up, and the others, as they arrive,
will be put into winter quarters. Their
wharf boat here will be towed to retreat
| where 1t viii be safe from ice. The ques-
ton OF ice In the harbor of st. Louis Will be
once more, and soon, one of great interest.
The weather is still pleasant. Navigation
4 will soon be closed In the Missouri above
! st. Louis for boats. The Omaha packet
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-17
RIVER NEWS!
sTEAMBoAp PRINTING.

No printing establishment In the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assort-
ment of Job Type, though very large and
complete, is constantly being added TO, and
our Job department is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
in the United States. We are prepared TO
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&C., &C. Orders left with either OF the
wharf boats win be promptly attended to-.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-17
evansville Wool Factory.

/, The Undersigned respectfully announce
to the Public in general, put most especial
to take in Wool for manufacturing into the
following Goods, VIZ. q 9i 1i99taf
LEANS, BLANKETS, CovERLETs, PLAIN AND
PLAID FLANNELS, LINsEYs, SATI-
sg NETS q STOCKING YARN.
On the most reasonable terms and short
notice. We have also a good supply of the
above Goods on hand for sale OF. exchange
for Wool, so that persons living at a dis
can have their goods right off, Price list
for manufacturing willibe sent on applica-
ton. Office and Factory corner Bond street
and Canal. JOHN w. GRUEN q co.
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ArrivaIs anna Depnrturen.

The arrivals and departures up to three
o'clock yesterday include the Champion,
Cincinnati TO st. Louis; Phantom, East
port, 10 return; Sam. Orr, Cairo and re-
turn Newsboy, Henderson and return !;
Rose Hite, Louisville and return.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-17
NTEELE 1E TRIRLE.

second ST., Between Chestnut and Cnerry
Evansville, Ind.
{ SASH, Doors, WINDOW BLINDS, DREsSED
LUMBER, BOARDS, LArIIs, &C., Of every ae-
cription1 constantly on hand. PACKING
Boxes of all Kinds made to order. Saving
of every kind done on the shortest notice.
aplS-1yl t..,r M
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River and weather.

The weather continued cloudy and quite
winterishl yesterday up to three o'clock,
though the clouds became more broken.
The river had fallen about a foot during
the twenty four hours ending at three
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-17

FoR CAiRo.-rhe matchless Armada.
Capt III. Il. Dexter, is the regular Cairo
packet AZ 3 O'Clock to-day She Is magnif-
Gently appointed, and sets the best table
on the lower Ohio Billy Dunn is repre-
sented in the oniee by Capt. Fred Huston,
aclever gentleman and Geo, Throop ~ her
freight clerk. ts....
For Loutsv1LLE.-The great Tarascon Is
the regular Louisville packet to-day She
~ pasatial in 1lher appointments, and as
swiftas meteor. Capt. A. f., Gilmore Ii
her. veteran and experienced commander,
and John Ouerbacker, one Of the best
boys I'm the business, is her accurate and
attentive clerk. Mr.. Hutcheson looks TO
the interests OF shippers.
FOR GREEN RIVER.-The ever-reliable
Ada Lyon goes TO Green River as usual
this evening. Captains Edwards and Gra-
ham will do the honors elegantly; aud we
hope to See them well patronized.
For LOUISVILLE To- MoRRow. The Wild
winged Liberty No. VIII go to Louisville
tomorrow, and is one OF the most pleas
ant boats on the Lower Ohio. Captain j.
b. Archer, her elegant commander is new
er SO happy as when making his guests
comfortable, and joe McCuiloch, the chief
Clerk, is famous for his warm heart and
sudrtter IN mode. Passengers for Louisville
tomorrow will be highly favored
MANIFEST or THE STEAMER SAN. ORR.
CAuo.-K. X. ID. d Co., T.. M. N, 10 bales
cotton Is. n. u; q Coz webb q Co, II, ~
hid tobacco; Cox & Humphrey, same. as
dry hides, green do, 2 bdls sheep skins; Il
LoTenthall Y Co, same, bdl mdse; keith
Il Henry, same, 2 cistern cnrbs; Mr.. Meyer,
on board, 4 chests tea, L hf Dbl whisky, /
case cigars; ID. Start, same, 2 pulleys; Mac
key Nisbit ~ Co., N. a. g., 10 nest boxes n
Nj. +. bbls; ! paper pkge: Joseph Waters,
same, IA green hides, Is dry do, 3 bales
sheep skins, bale deer skins; ii bags rags;
Grover d Baker, Louisville, / sewing ma
hi
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-17

Among the first boats due here
are the Silver Cloud, Kate, Putnam, and
Nightingale, for st. Louis; New York,
Kate Robinson and Berthe from st. Louis I;
Minneola and Clifton, for Memphis;
Bertha, for Arkansas River; Amazon,
Louisville, and M. s. Mepham, for New
7 Orleans; Carrie, Louisiana, and Virg mia,
from New Orleans Tarascon and Morn
Ing Star, from Louisville :. Charmer and
Sam. Orr, from Cairo Ada Lyon, from
Green River fDf AB01 aHT9tf -H
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-29
Il fSsrE{lN SALES

VERY DESIRABLE REaIDENGE AND EXTENSIVE
Grounds in tho Fourth District Coliseum street, ths
square with the splendid residence Of r. Short Esq
BY j. ID. WALTON ~ nESLONDE,
34s j. b. WALTON, Aucioneer,
Office VI Oarondelet street. corner OF Union.
TUESDAY. january Both, 1896. Mt IL
o'clock at the Merchants and AuotioneeTs Exchange
.ISE ONEsTokY AND ATTIC FRAME DWELLING
sE, raised on brick pillars and extensive grounds well
as formerly the residence Of Logan Mcknight ESQ;
situated at Of Fourth Coliseum streets Fourth
District this city IN the bounded By Pytan Fourth
Coliseum streets and Washington Avenue Fss
The grounds In the 206 feet 4nches and
lines front on Coliseum street 2a feet inches lines front
rytana street l29 feet thence line at angle parallel
to Washington SO feet thence line at right angle
parallel to Coliseum seet SO feet inches and lines and
thence line at right angle parallel To Washington
25 feet 6inehes and lines Coliseum a according plan
by Pile Depaully, dated January 1866
and attic FRAME DwELLING HonsE, elevated On brick
pillars with story elevated back buildings The main
building contains large hall through the center with two
large either side wing cabinet closets etc ht
hoor and several large bedrooms second 0o The back
buildings contain Kitchen pantry storeroom servan rooms
| etc, and is furnished with gas throughout
The grounds very highland handsomely ornaented with
beautiful lawn fruit and shade trees shrubhery large ctern
ETC., etc 5gE = Rass45
R9 TERMsThe purchaser to the payment OF the
following described matured notes and accrued ow
One to Merchants Mutual Insurance Company payable De
eember TO- 1856 for $ with interest from 10th December
ts6 ~ per cent per annun Three notes. each for $s
dated March the I'D 1885, payable respectively at two three
and four years with cent interest from date
All above secured by mortgage the property The re
Actof sale before Cse Peters, notares che expense
OF the purchaser, 3 ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-29
Louisiana Intelligence.

OuAoHITA.-The planters in this neighborhood,
says the Monroe Intelligencer, have commenced
working in earnest: most of them have secured
the services of as many aborers as they need, and
are putting the plantations in order to make
CROP The freedmen are working faithfully, and
we may, perhaps, look for an average crop of corn
and cotton on the bottom lands this year. Few
plantations can yet be leased or bought, and all
will, undoubtedly, soon be occupied. The rich
coast between Columbus and Monroe, and the fine
farms on Bayou Discard and Bartholomew never
overflow, with few exceptions; they produce well
and should be sought after.
The same paper says: ,-.. 4
The bulk of the business transacted in Monroe
and Trenton this week was in plantation supplies.
We noticed daily wagon loads OF ploWs and farm
| ing utensils leaving the warehouse. and more
| arriving by every boat Sanders y kinderman, a
4 few weeks since, received 800 ploWs, and have
nearly sold out. +
1 FLouRIsH1Sa.- The Natchitoches Times is now
published as a semweekly paper.
/ FREEDMEE-P Plantations every part of the
/ parish the freedmen have already signed their
1 contracts with the planters. In some instances
lthey have refused to do so, and left en- nsdsse
1 their former masters, but with no object, as Lieut.
Henderson has jndieiously informed them Of their
/ new duties, and they have submitted to his
4 advice. "a
+ & 2
plantations, the ploughng is started and the work
A going on with much animation. The future seems
to be less gloomy. With little perseverance and
endurance on the part Of the planters, a full croE
q can be anticipated this year..
a Now it remains the duty of the merchants il
New Orleans to be more liberal, towards theil
friends of the country, in advancing freely sucl
objects deemed necessary to perform the labor
i Plantation supplies and farming utensils arr
! really needed by almost every one; some none.
]: or merchandise, quite Indispensable to pay tn
laborers. Let them be convinced Of this fact ant
! take some measures 50 rs to secure The wealth 0
q cur deselated country. taur planters are honest
industrious willing to work assduousy for seTera
years to come with view Of paying their oil
Iinde them a fair chance, fair tria
. land ~ the end all will rejoice at the result.
tNatehocbes Times
RaInReAD re BE Som. THE Monroe Telegram
: says that the Fioksburg, Shreveport and Texs
I Railroad Is to be sold by the Sheriff, at Monroe,
8 Saturday, the Sd Of February.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-29

LA MOTIF. INDIvIsE DUN MoRCEAU DE TERRE,
parosse Saint Jean Baptsts Ia rive gauehs di
Mississippi esurant apents plus on mons dc face au d.
heuye 50 arpens plus mons de proondeur entire Ii
ges convegenes la gne snpeeure par es terres
apparenan Sohene Lagroue, ct Ia gne nfereure
des appartenant succession dAne Desonae, de-
critics derner lieu. II
TERMEs CONDITIONS: lG5A
complaint bets du trGor des Etats Unis la
lance blets DIES acqnereur leur pope ordre payable
dams i'm nteret rason de pour cent Ian
ct pour evenue hypotheque In pro-
priea yendue privilege yendeur jnsqua paat pale
ment. -
Ace ventes pardevan Adophe Boudousquie notare r
hlic aux frajs de- 1Acaua g
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KY McCERKEN az CO.,
..l HN GEO W. MCCERREN %rctoneer
t4 Office and Saesfoon Masonic Hail. St Charles street.
THURSDAY, Feb. 18th, and follow ing days,
Il o'clock NJ, the Merchants and Auctoneers Elk
change Royal street. for Of the City Of New Orleans
authorized by Ordinance No 604 dated January H. 1856
will be sold the following described property towt:
ALL THAT PORTION OF BATTURE, comprised in the
bounded by st. Louis and Cont Peters and Clay streets
in squares bounded by Cont and Customouse Clay
Front Streets the two bounded by Cusomheuse
and Canal Front and Wells streets in the seven squares
Canal and ST. Joseph Front and Delta Streets and
in the squares bounded by Notre Dame aud St. Joseph
Delta and Water streets.
Ali the described property be sold plan
be exhibited at time Of sale
ERMs-O fifth cash in matured obligations of the City
of New orleans United States Treasury Notes. and baanes
equal nstaments divided into coupons if required Of
two three and four 5ears' credit with special the
property so said notes to bear interest at the rate Of six
cent per from date to maturity and if net then paid
eight per thereafter until final payment with the prYi
ge the part Of the the whole or part
their notes in cash. ~
of sale before A. Hero City Notary and all expenses
including the stamps to be paid by the purchasers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-29
collapse STABLES AT AUCTION.
ny j. B. WALTON 81 DEsLONDE.
J. B. WALTON, Anetioneer.

cATuRDAR, February 3ds at If e,clS ch
. M at the Merchants and Auctleneers Exchange, will
y ONE UNDIVIDED HALF OF TEE VARIETIES, FOR
merly the Eclipse Stable situated Dryades stset In the
square bounded by Drades Perddo Rampant and Gravier
streets So feet inches froes Dryades
street by depth 90 II nchss between parallel lines
American measure. . IS.
The consist of we'll built ard well arranged
onestory Stable with and stalls
Sc horses tsrear stable for mutes carriages ee
This the very best located stables in New Orleans
and is doing profitable business and offers opportunity
| generally I@:535
ct Of sale before notary public, at the expense
4 Of the purchasers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-29
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING, ON POYDRA
{a7E street. the ct fssts3t
BY j. b. WALTON IL DESLONDE,

: D. W :
Office No. Az garondeet street. corner Union street.
GATURDAY, February 8, at IL O'Clock M !,
- the Merchants and AuetoEeers' Exchange, Royal
street, will be sold ~ ny 1
IA VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and
improvements thereon the First District of this city In the
square bounded by Poydras, Howard. Perddo and Liberty
streets Lot measuring rs feet inches front Poydras
street. BY depth of 0S feet inches and five lines between
parallel lines Ijal5It3 49, s5a6.5S
THE IMPROVEMENTS on this lot consist of TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, slate roof and two
story back buildings and contain two large kitchenand
first floor large bed and cabinet on
second floor besides two servants over Kitchen ga
leries front and rear ='s -
THERE is ALSO story elevated building runnina
the of the lot with wash housa wood BIN etc
beneath and above The yard is paved good
cistern, etc zl s-E..
be- TERMS Cash In u S Treasury notes, . - :
of sale before A. Mazureau notary public AZ unb 81
pense Of the purchaser. s1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-29

Washington letrers tell Of Senator Summers
elaneing At the galleries for the approving smiles
oi tic ladies'.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-29

SIT is estimated that every emancipated negro in
HE South has cost every white man IN the n orth
I'VE thousand dollars.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-29
RaANcn OF r q ,sS,,s soRK naUsEUsa
% and q sr. CHARLES STREET

Four important lectures entitled The rhiloscphy
rag at tho Museum IN New YeIk can be bad
tar Branch Of the New York Museum of anatomy 40 md s2
St Charles steeet. New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-29

SUNE HABITATfoN DE yALEuR EFT DIES TERREs
aneorees rabri des nopdations, rive ganche da
heure Mississippi, a encan
Succession dANDRE DEsLoNDE, sR., DECIDE.
PAR j. IL. WALTON ~ DEsLONDE.
J. B. WALTON, Encanteur.
g.. BuBEAU--i7 rue Garondelet encoignnre i Union.
NARDI lie 80 Janvier. 1850, midi, a In
entire du Canal ct de Ia Doae ct confor
nement ordrede Honorable Jno w Themas JUICE de ia
DeuSeme Cour District de la kodgee Orleans date du
% detembre 1865 abtat les terres sivanes seront
pour compile de Ia succession cidessus SAVIOR
HABfTATfpG de vaeur lie nom dc Belle
Ponta Plantation la parose Saint Jean Bapse, sur
lrve gauche u heuye Mississippi quarane miles audes
de Ia vile de la Nouyeeoreans, mesurant % arEents
plus mons de ce dit heuve 50 arpents, plus bu
oins profondeu gnes consergenes borne Ia
gne supreure par appaenant Ia succession DC
Philippe Bedy ct ensne erre appartPnaut iaaIte
succession dAndre Deslonde ct sur Id gne nfereufe les
men Labranche toutes les batses machines
ameoraons apparenat adte habitaon aussi tontes
les les fisiee etautres concessions
part de Ia gne DIES 80 apens de erres cdessns decrte
usquan Lac Maurepa bgalemen ACCUSES des Etas us
Andre Dsonde suppose cpntenir deuX miles acres plus
moins, ct fOrin,nt parte de la dite habitation.
Aussi UN MORGEAu DE situee dams 10 paroissf
Baptiste la rive gauche du heuye Mississippi
arpents ct dei plus ons de face au dill
euye pr0oneur de 40 arpents du heuye della mesu
arpents de large, plus mons entire gnes cohyer
gente proipndeur de so apents plus mons du en
lgne narieur distance de 40 apents dt
euye par de Ia succession de Philippe Bredy det
par habation de e Andre nesondes eidessus decrte,
la gne Snpeenre moroccan de tcrre don't la MOI
tie inSse apparent Adam Lasseigne ct Ia Inoiie indi
wise adte succession Andre Desionde.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-29
ONE VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND IN GREEN
yie Parish of Jefferson nj auction. r-4S55
BH B. WALTON q nEsi4ONDE,
Office-s7 Carontielet street, corner Of {

= e y
oHice-H Carondeet street, cortaer Of Union Ell
GATBRDAYs February 81 1856, nj n
~ O'clock NJ the Merchants AactioGasrs Exchange
on Royal street, will 10 sold 53a s Sl
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND iEo TO- iltle parish Of Jefer
bounded by Broadway Pine, and Burtha Streets
and divided into twenty Lots desnated The Nos to 70
Janaary 1866. n
Lots Ito l3incusive ardlots Nos to 20 inclusive
each lines front each Broad.
and Pine ssreets BY depth Of l2o set between pae
lines.
ba- TERMs-one.thrd cash in u s. Treasury notes the
and years in the noes Of the purchaser,
with cent eventual Interest," ana
mortgage on the property until final payment
before Stark Notnres Fnbnc ahsne ex
pense of the purchaser
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-29
| CREDIT sALE-LARaE SALE, POSITIVE AND WITH
out reserve sls35 = +
By JOHN G. BLOHM,
COTTON AT FAssMAN,s PRESS.
BY ROBINSON 81 NASH,

5tp@ W. L. ROBINSON, Auctioneer.
1 Office, corner Carondelet and Gravier streets.
TUESDAY, January 3Oth, at 12 O'Clock
M their Office So Garondeet street, Of Grayer,
so bales Of COTTON plantation repacked and
damaged. + izt Htt fa
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URNlTU he
BIZ MONTGOMERY ~ BRO,


BIZ MONTGOMERY q BRO,
r. NJ MONTGOMERY Auctioneer.
Jan. 80. Mt IL O'Clock A. NJ,
q a Asssa h q ssfEn +
Mahogany and Walnut 3 ss.a
sea Easy e Top
NJ Mates
Painng Cooking and Utensils etc. being the contents
large invoice of Cottage Beds. Cane and Wood Seat
ny TERxs-Cash.
COTTON. COTTON ............,. COTTON.
@ 90 bales Cotton at auction sSe Il.
By MONTGOMERY 81 BRO,
r. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer
TUESDAY, January s0th, II, at 1T e o'clock
P NJ at Sassroo% Ss, Ssp GoTTSa Os sold
Samples ready at sale.
NJ TER4s-Cash in U. s. Treasury Notes.
TEN VESSELS AT AUCTION
ASSISTANT 5QuAgrERM tsrER,s OFFICE, ,
january ed 1865
EKIDAY February I'd, lsse, kat, Mt II e.. NJ u
sst 81 Aassss ssss
Apparel and Furniture wiz be sold at Public Auction Yes
side-wheel steamer Planter 800 tons.
Lands, 446 "vr
Schooner Highiander, $40 TONS. s"''''' ,'''''-''
i D. 1dsms liz tons.
Electric, l41 IONS.
sssary
proved transportation Vouchers. &
By order Of Breyet Colonel j. G. CHANDLER, c. O. NJ De
r = E. s. ALLEN, Brevet Lieut.. Colonel, A. Q, NJ.
PITTSBURG COAL
OFFICE ASSISTANT QuARTERMAsrER,
Water Transportation, foot of ST. Andrew street, !
New Orleans, January %, 1866
SATURDAY. Sd February, 1863. at IL Nj
- will be sold at public auction, at Post So Fourth District
1000 bushels Pittsburg Bituminous COAL
To be sold in lots of 1000 bushels with privilege of 10 W
bushels.
r TERMS or SALETea l0) per cent time of
balance in FIVE @ days in u Treasury notes. approved
vouchers
Chief Quartermaster Depot Of New Orleans
e. s. ALLEN,
Breyet Lieut.. Col. A. Q. NJ
SALE FOR ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE OF ELEGANT
Partor, Bedroom and Household Furniture, sebrglt'
Manufacturer" syn -.. ....a
BY, G. 70. EIRARDEY 81 Co.,
NICHOLAS J. HoEY, Auctioneer
55,e Office, II Exchange Place.
EyRIDAY, February g, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
will be sold auction, for account OF departure at TIL
dwelling formerly occupied By the late DR. Rushton
Canal and Burgundy streets -
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF SAID DWELLING com
prsng Elegant Silk Broeaele solid Rosewood Sets of Paro
DaBigroom Furniture completsand solid Rosewood Bed
SetsSebrghs manuacture almost and but littl
used large Mantle Mirrors French plates Bronze Clocks
Mantle Ornaments Dnngroom Sets together with
Beds Bedding OH Cloth Window Carnces, Shades etc.
| TERwS-Cash n II 3. Treasury Notes, l