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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-01
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CANNON a BYERS, Wholesale Dealers in
~ Bonnets, Ribbons, and Millinery Goods, l9l
Main street. between 9Th and 9Th. North side
IHAMBERS, HENRY g. CO.. Wholesale
~ Druggists Main street. between 9th and 7th
nearly OPPOSITE Louisville Hotel.
nUVALI4, KETCHUM d co., Wholesale
IL and Retail Dealers in Carpets, Floor Oil
Cloths, Rugs Mats, Window Trimmings, &C., 81
4th, between Market and Main streets.
LNLLEOTF, d CO., Wholesale Grocers and
~ Commission Merchants and Cotton and Pro-
duce Storage, No. 81 Main street. between 9TH
and Sth.
GARDNER d CO., Wholesale Grocers, 525
" Main street. r. A. Shapard with this house
HOGAN a DUTEII., Wholesale and Retail
i manufacturers Of Wigs. Braids. Curls and
other Kind Of hair work. 6c., IS 4th between Main
! and Market streets.
I OUISyILLE HOTEL, NJ. Kean & Co.,
II PrOprietOrs, Main Strain, nearly centrally
located for steamboats, and all trains.
DITKIN, WIZARD & CO., Wholesale Dealers
i in Seeds, Agricultural Implements Machin-
cry, &c., SO Main street. Louisville.
ID OGERS, A. G. a. SON, House Furnishing
~ Emporium, RefrigeratOrs, Filters, &c, Il East
Side 4th street. near Main.
ID CRIMSON. ]. NJ. q CO., Wholesale Deal
IL ers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. No
tons, etc., No. lS5 West Main street, between 5th
and 9th.
CLEVIN, 4. a II. ID. & GAIN. Importer
~ anu " luLOoale DtdleI6 III BONES
tic Dry Goods, No. 2l7 (old No 606) Main street,
nearly opposite Louisville Hotel
rTRIPP, LOUIS, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
i in Piano Fortos Organs, MelodeOns, Music,
&c, Nos. 90 and "a Jefferson st.
WILSON. PETER q CO.. Wholesale Drug
w gists and Importers of Foreign Drugs and
Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, and Glass
ware, &c, and PrOpTietorS Of Louisville Chemical
Works, and sell the great SapOniier. Corner Of
Main and 5th streets.
hTILDER. ED. q CO.. Wholesale Druggists
w and Dealers in Tobaccos Cigars, Dyestuffs.
Pertumery and Glassware; North Side Of Main
street. nearly opposite Louisville Hotel.
The New York herald., 1866-06-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.


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no foIio.ins ar. n. m-msers Of ne som1ssloo =
senator Henry " Los,
senator Charles q. Cornell
STATE Endne.r . r. ooosi.sil
Mayor John Y Hoffman
n aseiius.e % o. Hoard h.r o. NJ, = 80 yu,.
resolved parties lnisrfted ~ shf tcy hsrrby
snbnt plans aud aI.fraans the s1hl
embraced The abose solution, 10 affresSf Tp ths
s~gAs Commiasion Railroads Al the orrs ~ the street
Commissioner ~ broadway and PARA plsr~. ~ hs
dy q sew fost or 90 b-foro raesfsy. bs II d. u
Argusi merit
The daern Desirable that Tho should "a
sncomlAnsd by spyrupnnslr ~.tfnst-~ ~ srT~rae
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s0csL ne members respectfully rsgusssd " b.
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The New York herald., 1866-06-03

GOO non REwAgD--rHE ABOVE REWARD
-ZU.UVU VII ee ssen q TIE wlil q Je.~ph Wilson.
YOrkthlrc Erglaud. who's sfe ~ 81 81 Inxy.Aan
Of Boston. Mass for asy in0fnsan that wi iss
recovery The will "a tnycerd W have b~
ohio W Jossph lnsrahAm shortly after ls5
=. " tNgRAHAw
"a strssbsrry sirvsl fAu@aslghkA. Pa
The New York herald., 1866-06-03

TNoR SALE-ONE FAST AND ELEGANTLY FUR
nshed Sloop Yacht Of about 20 tons burden built since
ecember 1864 Of best material in every respect running
Owner obliged to leave the couny account neah
lor price and further particulars address box r.
The New York herald., 1866-06-03

LfOR SALE-A PLEASURE BOAT IN PERFECT
~ order very fast six Inquire of the
Jersey City Yacht Club, or Of Mr. r. McGEEHAN Boat
budsr Sai.efsvile, n j
The New York herald., 1866-06-03

CTEAM WEEKLY TO AND From QUEENSTOWN
- AND LIVERPOOL.
CrSARD LINE.
ALEPPO, SAILS WRDNEsDAy JrSE6
MARATHON SAILS WEDNESDAY, JUNE IL
Steerage passage 81. payable In currency.
WILLIAMS A GUfOS
- BroAdway.
The New York herald., 1866-06-03

INOR SAIE-A SIOOP YACHT. ABOUT EIGHTEEN
tous In perfect order ana well found. To be
she Brooklyn Yacht Club house Apply to Mr. LENox. on
the premises to J. IA. DMoN, 10 Fulton street. Brook
bn.
The New York herald., 1866-06-03

-L'OR SA7.E-ALL KINDS OF POULTRY, FANCY
Pigeons button head 1nmblers yellow and red bearis
also, coach Dos, well aned at 35 Fulton Brooklyn
The ferry.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-07

gagged in the practice of medicine. He was q sur
rcon on the staff of Gen. Robert +. Lee, ana Is
eminently qualified for the duties his proiesslo'
The tide of immigration into Kaufman and aoJ"
cent counties is immense and unprecedented ING
new corners, says the Telegraph, are from Ar
kansas, Missouri, Tennessee, Illinois and Iowa.
One man, owning 10000 acres in Kaufman mas ar
ranged to bring out colony OF a thousand per
sons from the Northwest next spring.
AT the suggestion of ex-Presdent Burnett the
people of Texas are gathering proofs OF the out
rares committed by the Freedmen's Bureau upon
the citizens of that State, for the purpose of sub
hitting the same to the consideration of the Fede-
raj government
A very destructive fire oceSrred in this city on
last Saturday morning, which destroyed s75 900 or
$se,0a0 worth Of property. The City Hotel, with
the adjoining property on the other side Of the
street was consumed. ss loss p as heaVly on
Frem the Waco Register we learn that Il. O.:
Beazeley, formerly of this city, died near that
town on the Inst ult. Mr. Beazeley was well
known in this commuEity as school teacner, ana
as the original editeV of our contemporary, the
Jimplecate. We tslieve the quaint name and
the singular motto q that paper were the offspring
of his brain. Mr.. Beazeley was in every respect
fellow Of infinite Jest, of most excellent fancy,
The following is the notice of his death, as found
4 in the Register g- sfttT
On Thursday last, Mr.. E. G. Beazeley died at the
4 house of DR.. T. NJ. Pitts, while on his way 70
/ Hsmiiton county from his former home in Hat-
\ isson county, He was stranger, and oVertaKen
hy sickness, finished life's weary journey amens
strangers. He was buried by the Aasons at waco waco.
We were Unable to learn the particulars fassn n
than that he was an old man, and had forner cry
been couaty clerk of Harrison county, afa was tar
moving to Hamilton county. His disease was , y,
phod fever His friends can learn ifom me- 81 G hs
4 s yU,oN haft
4 death.-sI Ibid
We sre reliably informed that on satu y neo'
23d personal difficulty occurred az hIoSaP Mi
Anderson county, in which Stephen ana Jach NH
LEI. Thomas Garland, and --- Hammers were par
tcipsnts One Of the Ml Ma aap Was Killed on
| the SPOT Mckinney Messenger. u
at Cedar Grove in kaufman county, short
tma since 4 party Of rafians attacked and robbed
Apdrew SuIvanf and Mr.. HUFF. Sulliyant was
shot in the. heart, Ito writes our informant, and
Sundred dollars In some of the neighboring
cannties, deeds of outlawry Of frequent occur
renee. and it behooyes good citizens to be on the
alert-[Ibid
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-07

WILL HE Do 1T?-In the year of Rome 557, T.
Ouinctius Flamnius, Consul, having overthrow
Philip of Macedon at the battle of Cynoscephaa,
in Thessaly compelled him to a termination of the
war and surrender of all dominion over the Gre
clan States.
At the celebration of the Ishurian games the
following decree or proclamation was announced.
"The Roman Senate and S. T. Quinctius, impera-
tor, conquerors of Philip and the Macedonians, re-
establish in the enjoyment of their liberty, their
laws and privileges, the Corinthians, the Phocians
the Locrians, the island of Euboca, the Magnetes
the Thessalians, the Perrhoebi and the Achians of
Phthiotis.'
Unexpected by the Grecians, who regarded the
result of the war merely involving change of
masters, when the herald had pronounced the
words they could not believe it until it had been
second time proclaimed to the multitude Then
the assembly overcome with joy, and lost in
surprise and admiration at the magnanimlty of the
Romans and of the Consul Flaminius, who was
| present, and was at once almost overwhelmed
with demonstrations of thanks and gratitude
| Let Andrew johnson proclaim:
| 1.-The people of the United States and Andrew
| Johnson, President, conquerors of JEFF Davis and
the Confederate armies re-establish in the enjoy
ment of liberty, their laws and privileges, the
people of Maryland, Virginia, Kentucky Missouri,
Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi Tennessee,
Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and
Then, as with the Grecians, will the people of
the South be touched with the grandeur of the
act, and Andrew johnson will live as the Flami-
MUS their history. And as the grand stroke of
| craftsmanship which liberated Greece gave two
fold strength to Roman arms and power, and led
| directly to the conquest of ASIA andto her do
innl0n for centuries as mistress ofthe world, so
would general proclamation of amnesty, liber-
ating the people of the South unalterably fix the
destinies of America. If history is philosophy
teaching by example, the present. surely, is an op-
portunity which should not be lost in demon
stratng that other truth often quoted and veri-
louisville Courier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-07

disc will be sold at public auction according to law
WAREHOUSE No. T. on Front Levee street. between Julia
II Oo--No al case sample manufacturers Wool and
Flax, in small pieces also ID doz fancy soap, and lot of
a R. boxes Landreths Garden Seed. old and damaged
Ramirez-l Trunk, dozen chidrens cloth Caps, trim
cases Soda Water bottles s to dozen each,
b SsIf M ISldp; in IN BID Sad pf c4Ssr
small box and bundle Coaks, and small box Hair Pins
s-No u 49, about 20 vos) French books by
CNos 49, 75 1852 and 75s4 leach y large
by Book Ey
Ileya Faa.,,, ,ox NJ r,n,ooo m
bags sewing Cotton in balls damaged by Harriet Wood
4 MN"s p boxes DR. Krchaesser's Patent Medi-
cines, by st. Genevcye from Havre.
B box al bottles,) Eau de ST. Herbert by Taurus from
Fellows Co / Race Boat Sc feet long and pair Oars by
virginia Fs1n. Apt0inette from ala havs an J.,
2rrunks Clothing and Personal Effects damaged by JacO
4 no 35TI box az dozen) Rhensh Wine, by R. D.
BG-Nos to 2525 boxes az bottles each) Dinner CordIas
by Lenu S Dyer from NH HavT re- , o ,oo ;,
Egypt from E ., bordeaux
~ D-Aos 254 and 2552 casks Earthenware, by Sam
Adams from ii v r 10, 10Y On 81, a., q q "a
So and s5sIl boxes Sanitary tirnel By BamSeTs
EC-No. IL case Hat Blocks, by Fanny Eater, from Mar
G-Nos $50 es56 each ~ large
sNO l5Ol case Books, (Moniteu and Beige, 50 ant
| s0-by A Bell, from lIavre.
PN@s. and ga boxes az bottles cach Wine, by A
| Bell, from Buvre
oFF-No. $3.50 bbls IL bottles oachJ White Vino, by
Pho 3O14-l Chess and Draught Men and Toys b,
| WI Il Oo-No. IL case Blank Books, leather bound b,
American Union.
| AP-No 62-l box empty Bottles by Stephen Crowell
IrI o. cases gas Chandeliers and fixtures, by A, F
tD-i2 pkgs bottled Ale by Corinthian from LIVERPOOL
b r rNos. 1860 and S2702 Patent Medicines by
Corinthian, from Liverpool.
W LNo. SILL case Patent Medicines by Coriuthian
| from Liverpool.
deauX
Ono ADJ Toy Drums by Magdalena from Hsyre
ls tons estmaedy Quassia Wood in sticks by Lavena
| from Grand Caymen
n II Ii marble Tombstone By Portland from Liverpool
| B-4 Farthenware
| 1900 ID Cork Wood, in slabs
Brown Dbl Coal Tar, by E. @. Knight. from Havana.
LII case Wood lungs aud Snephur Wick coopers b!
| b. H.llet, from Bordeaux.
| vi caseS Satuary Marble.
| S So Almonds
zC-l ease Orange Fewer Water
| A G-l case Fruits and Nuts
| l. mo Al case German Books.
| 5 fcarsOn-l box Rags
W Steward-Nos. 200 and SiO2 boxes Books and Paint
| ings
kF& Cos bbls ESTIMATED 80 galons) Whisky.
| Ia casks Wine.
| f B-3 casks Wine
| d ST-l caSk
| Anvil =. .
|
| IA bars Fiat Iron,
| tar Railroad Iron.
H-No l23i-i boxes az bottles sach Wine Bnrxonbery
i. s. Custom House. Collectors Office, New Orleans, Jan
| WAL + KELLOGG, Collector
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-07

HoRsEs BRANDED &C. s." Nor TO BE SEIZED AS
GovsRNMENr PROPERTY The Quartermaster Gem
erai has issued the following order: Officers on
duty in the several military departments are hereby
instructed that General Orders No. n, from this
ohice, dated December Is, 1865, are not to be so
construed as to authorize the seizure of animals
which being branded &C. S." are not shown to
have ever been in possession of the United States,
or to have been included in any surrender of the
raheI arnesn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-07

Nor SATIsFIED.-Au old negro woman in the
Richmond, Va, market was interrupted the other
morning in the sale of some articles she eyp sed
contrary to. the market ordinance whom / i. hly
indignantly stO wing away her stock. she said
Wish. Mass Lincurn had dong KEEP his II ed N
It's jes like Confederick money-m0re you lsst On
it, the less count it is"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-07

known managing editor of the New York Herald,
has been compelled at last by his gradually failing
health to renouish the position he has held for
many years. He has received leave of absence
for two years, aud will spend the time IN travelling.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-07


7 fror the Grescent3
Loves Farewell. aG
Farewell, farewell, I bid thee go,
~ Nv heart 10 thee is dead;
Love. confidence and hope in thee, q
From this poor heart have fed.
Thine image fades as time wears on,
Where light was, darkness reigns;
And at thy near approach, my blood
Lies curdled in its veins,
Thy spell I've known, and sweet indeed
Has been that chain to bear;
Those geldcn links to me once seemd
of all the world most fair
But now, alas my love Il dead;
Its chains no more feel;
] see no image in my heart u
Nc shrine fore which to kneel.
I'VE bid farewell to love and thee,
i've cast thee from thy throne,
which in my heart of hearts for years,
( Thou heldst and called thine own.
But now this heart which thou did'st love,
q Its ev'ry action sway, 4ss
Renounces thee it once did own
4 Its sovereign to obey.
No more within its innlost cells
Can love respond to thine;
The joy which once thy name did cause,
Can never more be mine. a
N All feelings now for thee are dead,
AL thoughts of me must end;
As strangers we can never be,
But always call me friend. Z,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-07
CHOICE PROPERTY NEAR THE POYDRAS MARKET
PREDECESSORS DRUG STORE,
BY j. IL. WALTON 81 DEsLONDE,

., 3.
Office, AZ Carondelet street. corner Of Union.
THURSDAY February 9Th, at 12 O'Clock
NJ at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, will
be sold
That valuable LOT OF GROUND and the buildings thereon
known Fredrcksons drug and apothecary, in the
square bounded by Poydras Baroune Perdido and Carroll
measuring 10 feet inch and lines front oydra
street, by 80 feet in depth between paral ell lines
The buildings consist of well built Threr Story Fire Proof
BRICK STORE and Three story Back Buildings.
Possession given before the LIST April The
purchaser will be entitled the from the day sale
NT" TERMsOne hall Cash, in u, Treasury notes and
onehal in the ii the purchaser twelve months his
own order bearing interest at the rate of eight per cent
from date until paid and mortgage the property
The buildings fully insured the purchaser and the pol
icy transferred to the vendor until the payment the
Of the purchaser
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HERRING, Etc, Etc

Keep Constantly Hand
MAoKEREL-No. l. bills, halves and kits.
MACKEREL-No. E. =. :.
MACKEREL-Eo 5.
SALMON, No L. :. :.
SAL MON-Fresh--l h., 2 lb. and h. Cans
HERRING-No. L. bbls., halves and kits.
HERRING-Smoked-No.1 and scaled
TONGUES and sOUNDS-Extra kits.
HALIBUT FINS-Extra kits.
CoDFIsH-LarEe drums and half drums.
CODFTSH-Medup size drums.
Goldfish :. boxes.
POLIOCK-drums and half drums
HADDOCK-quarter drums and boxss.
LOBSTER-Fresh, ID. and ID.
oYSTERS-Cove, l ID. and 2 H.
PICKLEsMixed, gallons half gallons, pnss and quarts.
P1eKLES-aherkins,
PICKLES :. half bbls and kegs.
oArcHUP-romato, Davis, cowdrey, Nonson, Carol.
&Co.
TOMATOES-fresh, and 3 Id.
PEPPER sAUCE-pnts and half ptnts-
OLIVES-quarts and pias
OLIVE OIL-quarts and pnts.
CAPERS-capital and superfne.
PEAC HES-fresh, and h. cans.
PINE APPLE-fresh,2
STRAWBERRIES
BLACKBERRIEs
GREEN PEAS :.
GREEN CORN
FRuITs-assorted, 2 and slb. cans.
FRUIT, pckld, and ID cans and q.s. glass.
a carroll c. quarts and pn
D9's sos sn
SFR Sfs
afLKBoardens eondesed l''' ''"0fs'"
suGAR-crushed and pulvsrised Lovring'a
RAIsINs- layer boxes halves ana quarts.
zEEEEFE.2sHs nd az & ID p5 RsRss'
SStiSSsSEhR :: :: ::
sAfEkArUs :: :" ::
ssGfSRAANW6sSs @ssics f' e mats.
APs medium 'Is Chase
GH0GoLATE-pes Families, Preston's.
ssALT-5 b. and 10 b. bags.
P PIs-fsna S@1SR.
RRGueSfKTEffs'Ss { G. Z n sf in nest.
AZ 4 HASP5ES zIsq and medium Sizes
s skkggSs##Es s- saSsd ali sis s'ss''
FffSks;,1 a; and small '''' A'''HA
harley IPear!, in kegs lbs each.
ee66fAESEE EHkie ss sna f Jaaa kegs
TEAs-Imperial in chests and cadd'e''
STARCH-Duryea's superior
STARCH :, satin gloss.
s sFzES# :: sisR
ss oAF0l5 and Is ID. boxes winohestsr's.
soaps ib boxes Morgans
SOAP-Almond
GANDLES~Star full light weights Proctor darnbisss
CANDLES-Sperm.
COAL OIL-Barrels and tins.
LARD-Tierces and kegs.
HAMS-Tierces
VINEGAR-Pure cider, in bills
BuTTER-GosIen, frkins and kegs
BUTTER-Western -.
CHEESE-E D. and Western.
CHEESE-New York State.
POTATOES-Choce Jackson Whites.
MATGHES-RchardsOn
Fresh supplies constantly received and for sale BY
S. D. MOODY Il CO.,
81 Tchoupil0ulas street,
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PUBLIC SALE.
THIRD JUDICIAL Dsralcr Counrl ESTATE Of DANIEL AS
PARISH OF ST. MARrrr. La. No 1911
art he al

PARISH ST. MARTIN, LA. No 1911
pY VIRTUE Of an order Of the above
- dated lGth lSC6 in the affairs OF sara
estate directed a. Fournet Esq Sheriff of said parsh
will be sold public auction the27h day Of February
plan aion hereinafter described situated in
PARISH miles of ST. ManSve the follow
ing described property belonging to said estate to wit.
l. A TRACT OF LAND containing about Ills superficial
arpens more less with other small tracts Of land at
lched togetherS 81 100 established sugar
plantation fronting Ise Liable and running back With
dyergng lines bounded by lands he eoore belonging to
John Martin by land tonienette with the build
ngs and improvements thereon consisting rf good dwelling
house. houses cabins barn house, stable urge sugar
house with engine and sugar mill furnace with Kettles
and other apparatus having about 1000 apents ncosed for
Dherci which
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-07

BROADER GENERAL.--The official returns elect
T. B. Manlove over Geo. v. Moody, by sixteen (l6l
votes. We learn that Gen Manlove has appointed
Frank Hammett as aid-de-camp, with the rank of
Captain. The other appointments have not been
made.-( Vicksburg Herald. - 81 ~
COMPLIMENT TO GOVERNOR HuMPHREYs.--The
officers of the Unitod States army (regulars) paid
their respects tn Governor Humphreys yesterday,
ut the Prentiss House. They were headed by Gen.
Dsdley, aud appeared in full uniform. Among Il e
seatlsmen present were Col. John Moore, medical
director Of the department of Mississippi Assist
uf Surgeon Greenleaf, Majors Norton, Ritter, Cat
liz, woodward; Captains Potter and Brown; Lieu,
ten snis a9lhrook, Sanderson, Hedberg, Halter and
Bea eh.--Ifhid.
AB ouATui.ATEp. We learn that certain cotton
opera, |r IRON Memphis who has been here for
some t. me past, decamped hence about week
since, in some s36,o0D of funds belonging to the
house in Memphis for, which he was actiag. He
was heard Of IN Mobile last Thursday. Tie next
day an agent of the house arrived there in pursuit
but the game had down.-I Columbus Sentinel.
Mr.. John X. t'ackett. aslawger of New York. Ia
accounted by malsy to be the best pistol SHOT in
the United Sta one Of his favorite amusemeuts
being 10 shoot bullet through small card
which his wife holds ula between her fingers for a
target, ut a distance Of L'urty-hse feet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-07

70 CLOSE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND PEREMP-
tory sale to the trade in lots suit Of India Rice Eastern
Fibre and Hemp Bale Rope, Aspnwas celebrated Pale Ale,
Preserves, Vegetables and Oysters in cans.
BY ROBINSON ss NASH.
W. L. ROBINSON, Auctioueer
Ohice-Corner Carondelet and Grayier streets
JNRIDAY, 9th inst, at 10 O'Clock, ut the
Lafayette Warehouse corner OF Magazine Lafayette
streets, will be sold
100 barrels and casks Aspnws's Pale Ae In pnts and
quarts 50 cases Bottled Ale Champagne, M cases. two
dozen in each and in glass; of Pickles. Corn Fresh
CLANS Apple Sauce, spced Oysters, Cove Oysters Green
Peas Lima Beams Jees Preserved Bat
more Peaches Cranberry Jam, Backberries, Asparagus.
PICKLEs-5 bbs rs half bbls. and 40 kegs of Pickles
JELIIES- 100 doz tumblers of assorted Jelies
RICE 60 bags of Arracan Rice.
BALE RoPE-99 coils of Hemp and Eastern Fibre Bale
Rope.
nsy- TrRMs-Cash in u s. Treasury'uotes
PIG IRON .,.......,.,.. .......',...,',PlG IRON.
BY ROBINSON 81 NASH,
w. l.. ROBINSON, Auctioneer,
Office corner Caroudeet and Gravier streets
9th s corner Mas"sne ana
g tons ;sa: s3s?s' Fis ts Es Iron
Ra- THRMs-Cash III U $: Treasury Notes
SALT. SALT. SALT.
BY ROBINSON ~ NASH,
W. L. ROBINSON, AUcTi0SEER-
Office corner Carondelet and Gaver
ERIDAY, 9th Inst, at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
the Lafayette Warehouse Magazine and Lafayette
streets, will be sold
5000 sacks common Salt,
1000 sacks fine SAT-.
nlg- TERNs-Cash. in United States Treasury notes.
MALT. MALT
BY ID. e. MORPHY,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, II Magazine street.
THURSDAY, Feb. sth, at IL O'Clock NJ
Il in the Delta Warehouse, will be sold
$50 sacks Malt.
Immediately after, in the St Louis Warehouse,
200 sacks Malt.
GiT- Terms SALK-Cash in U. S. Treasury notes. .
BRIG VICTORIA BRIG VICTORIA
BY ID. Il. MOKPIY,
AUCToNEER-Office, II Magazine street
& SATURDAY,, Feb. 1Oth, at IL O'Clock A
NM., in store No A Magazine street, will be sold
The light draft stsaing, large carrier and sound brig Vic
toa, $50 burthen, with all her tackle and apparel
she lies opposite Post No 81 First District where sh
can be inspected.
asy-TERMs-Cash, in U. s Treasury notes