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1860 THE IMPROVED Q066.
KIRBY AMERICAN HARVESTER,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
The Cheapest Machine in the market
PERFECT PERFECT HAND RAKER
AND A PERFECT SELF RAKER7-AIh COMBINED
IN THE SAME MACHINE
1860
T AXE NOTICE..

That it is the lightest and strongest Machine built
That it is the lightest draft Machine built.
That it is the only Machine built that is good M
That it is the enly Machine built that is as good re
That it is the only Machine built that is perfect H
combined so that can be used either way as desired
That it is changed from Mower to Reaper very q
Self Raker by three bolts.
allows it conform to the inequalities of the ground
That the joint Is IN the Frame, and the cutting appar
line when the joint is in the FngerBar those parts al
Of breaking the bar and the Machine works har
That it is exceedingly simple in construction-easly
from two to ten inches hgh-that it is made mostly of
swell, warp and twist by expOOure to the weather.
That it has no side draft, and pair of the lightest
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Henry R. COslar,

4S2 Broadway. Now York.
0Jr Sold IN SMYRNA, DEL.
4cT By JAMES ?. HOFFECKER, Nam St.
And all Druggists and Dealers.
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FARMERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS-shou re-
collect that hundreds Of dollars worth Of GRAIN Pro-
visions, &c, are annually destroyed by Rats. Mice,
Ants, and other insects and vermn-al Of which can
he prevented by few dollars worth of "COsTARs"
Rat Roach, Ant, &c, ExtermnatOr, bought aud used
freely
0c- See "CosrARs" advertisement above.
0y- sold in Smyrna. Del, by James P. HofTecker,
Main Street; and all Druggists and Dealers. 328-6m
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0r !! BEWARE I! Of all worthless imtat ions
0<- Aee that "COsTARs' name each Box, Bot.
tie, and Flask, before you buy.
l%T Address
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remedy for all Diseases incident to the Horse,
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Principals of Departments

THOMAS MAY PIERCE, A. NJ,
GEORGE b. SNYDER, X. 5. BARNES,
G. N. FARR, JR., J. Il. REYNOLDS,
Henry KEIM, A. f. ROGERsoN, A. NJ, C. f.
Supported by an able Corps of Assistants.
Call or send for Catalogue, College Currency, and
Perces Practical Educator.
Office No. 531 North Eighth Street.
apis Pm THOMAS VI. PIERCE.
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1866.

AVOI,E FROM THE FAR WEST.-Speakng of
"CosTAR's" Rat, Roach. Ant, &c. ExIerminatOr-
"mOre grain and provisions destroyed annually in
Grant County by vermln than would paw for tons of
this Rat aud Insect KIler.-LGncdSer, NiS.. Herald
Ry See "COsTAR's" advertisement sbOve.
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sword in hand just as second diligence came up,
put them to fight. Fortunately, the wounds re-
ceived by the General and his two fellow suffer
ers are pronounced light. In the second dill
gence, Captain Turner, of the United States war
steamer Manhattan, was passenger. The attack
was made at the same point as that on the dill
gence In which Count Bombeller was travelling
fourteen months ago.
Inc emperor has made an extensive series of
changes IN his Cabinet, Councils, and other off
Gals. General Garcia is appointed Minister OF
War; ST.. salazar Harregui, Minister of Gobe,.
nacson charged ad interim with the Ministry OF
State; ST.. D. Francisco Sonora, Minister of Fl.
nance General Gamboa, Minister of the Military
Council charged with the organization of the
army D. Francisco Artegas, Attorney General in
in the Supreme Tribunal of Justice ST.. Hidalgo
has been permitted to resign as Minister Plenipo.
Tertiary to France and is made Councillor of
State while General Almonte, Grand Marshal OF
the Court has been appointed his successor at the
Tuieries. General Almonte is also charged with
special mission to the Emperor Louis Napoleon.
Numbers of orders are conferred both on retiring
and succeeding officers.
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From st. Domingo.

The Havana papers which reached us yesterda,
have the following paragraphs respecting intelli
gence from the Dominican republic. .
In Puerto Plata, commerce is reported prett1
brisk, and it is added that the whole island was
prosperlng' while perfect tranquility reigned
throughout the country. Spaniards continued to
be very well treated, and General Baez was gen
orally well liked from which is hoped that the gov.
eminent would very soon be consolidated under
his presidency.
Yet, another paragraph states that there was
confident report that some of the interior provinces
had sent communications to the President, calling
on him to declare war against the Haytians for the
injuries they were committing on the frontier.
An earthquake of such severity had occurred
as to cause several houses to fall, and others to
have been badly damaged.
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From Puerto Rico.

| Our Havana papers received yesterday, contain
a few items of intelligence from Puerto Rico
which are of some little interest
Heavy rains had fallen and damages from over.
flows were feared. ..=
Admiral Palmer of the q. 8. war steamer Rhode
Island, had visited the Captain General and the
naval commander, who had returned the visits
the former represented by the Lieut. Governor aud
the latter in person.
Commissioners from Canada had arrived in the
island on the British war steamer Buzzard. Their
| object was to collect statistics with the view of
extending the commerce of the provinces.
The Fomento of the I'd inst, says communica.
| ton from Manati states that on the evening of the
| 18th ult., persons on the beach saw two vessels
| fighting out at sea, fourteen discharges being
heard before the vessels got out of sight. It is
| suggested that it might have been the Buzzard
merely dscharging her pieces for practice or to
clean them, while another vessel happened to be
| in sight at the same time.
There were three Spanish vessels of war at
Puerto Rico.
The commercial community was much Disguised
and excited at the suspension of mail communica
ton with Spain.
Referring to the Canadian commission above
noticed, the Diaro, of st. Iago de Cuba, on the
authority OF Martinique papers, says that it is pro-
posed to form commercial association, a sort of
Aollyerein, between British North America, the
Antilles, Mexico and some parts of South America,
the object of which is to supplant the United
States in supplying provisions, timber and other
products, which constitute the immense traffic
that this country carries on with the whole of
America. The commissioners are the Hon. James
Mcdonald, Secretary of the Treasury of Nova
Scotia; Messrs. Thomas Ryan and Delisle. of
Montreal; and the Surveyor General of Customs
in New Brunswick, Mr.. VIM. Smith. Another oh
Ject is said to be to establish a postal convention
between the places indicated and strong line of
steamers to ply between them. The commission,
at latest dates, was supposed to be in Jamaica,
whence it would proceed to Cuba.
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MArAMoRos, Sunday, March Is


MATAMoRos. Sunday, March ls.
4 In the last part of my 'last, dated to-day, blu
sent off by the Southern Express Companys mes
senger at 10 A. NJ, stated there was no iurthel
news of the Liberals, reported to De threatening
this place. An hour afterward, there seas news
of them. The stage which left in the morning fof
| Bagdad, returned in distress; having peen inter
cepted by party Of Liberals, who, with uncom'
mon politeness, took only three horses out OF the
| four, and taxed the passengers only ~ taking
what money and jewelry they had. The driver
borrowed another horse from man in the neigh.
i borbood. and was thus enabled to get back with
his stage and scared passengers. This affair took
Mace about eight miles from Matamoros.
/ Day before yesterday party of these men came
within sight of the city, ION the wide prairie to the
south,) and drove off some 500 sheep.
This afternoon, two stages arrived from Bagdad,
loaded down with passengers and mails by the
Sonora from Vera Cruz. They were escorted by
strong force of the Contra Guerrillas, under Maj
Girard these and all other Imperial troops in the
vicinity having been ordered into the city by Gen
Mejia. r ,al
Whether the city will be attacked, and if at
tackled whether it will be a serious affair." have
no means of knowing; but one thing is certain
there is unusual alertness in the military depart
ment, and Gen. Mejia is making all preparations
for a vigorous defense of the city.
Our communication with the Gulf must now be
by the tortuous river route or by the Brownsville
and Brazos stage line.
The people of the Heroic City are not in the
least alarmed. Tonight, as write, the theater
billiard saloons, gambling houses, etc., are all in
full blast and gay as ever. The Matamorians
never bother themselves about the Liberals till
they hear the whistle of their Shells Mercantile
business, however is pretty much at stand still
Among those who came over on the Crescent
and who is now here, is Mr.. Frank Borge, of New
Orleans, one of the proprietors of the we-con.
Quoted stage line between Brazos, or Whites
Rancho, and Brownsville. He gave us some items
ahead of the mail, which he picked up during the
5Crescent's halt at Galveston Among these was
the killing of Fred. Gruber. This shocked me
very much. If did not feel sure that the press
Of New Orleans had already done full justice to
Fred'z memory, would myself, from this distant
point, endeavor to pay him the tribute which is so
richly his due. As it is, can only drop tear to
his memory, and say that never knew more
generous, pleasant and genial man than he, nor
ever had a sincerer personal friend. May heaven
receive him happily, and comfort his afflicted
family. He has sister-in-law in this place, to
whom Mr.. Borge was first to communicate the sad
news. '' ~
Twill endeavor to get this off by the steamer
Crescent, not being certain of succeeding.
l shall stay in Matamoros, to see what turns up
and keep you posted as well as can. IG
MARCH 10, 1866.
All serene around Matamoros this evening.
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]. B. WALTON, Auctioneer,
WEDNEsDAY. Aprl, 4ts. at 1s o'cloel

Ofice-47 Carondeet street.
WEDNESDAY, April 4th, at I9 O'Clock
w at the Merchants and Auconeers Exchange Royal
ONE LOT OF GRoU Nd with the buildings and improve
thereon in the First District of this in the
bounded by South Market Deord Peters and Tchoupouas
Streets designated by the No 4S, plan by Pile
inches front South Market street. by depth para
lei lines off inches or less American The
improvements this lot CONSIST of THREESTORY BRICK
HOUSE. No. g. having the first floor, used
res with heestory brick back buildings having kitchen
three rooms, watefworks. etc.
ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and
improvements thereon In the square, in the the
mentioned plan and measuring 81 feet finch front Deloi
street, by depth between parallel lines of 80 feet 10 inches
more or less American measure
improvements this lot consist of story Brick
House No 81, having two the first floor and
rooms and cabinet second floor with story brick
buildings having kitchen and and works in the
yard "
ONE LOT SF GROUND with the buildings and impre We
theron in the First District of this city in the square
FOUNDED by Franklin Liberty Lafayette and South Poyda
aepth OF l0 feet inches between parallel lines American
dats %nag S plan by Pile Depouy civil ens
Inc Improvements this lot consist in one.story Double
frame Building No. 62 containing rooms ant
ERNs-one third cash In United States Treasury notes
IN one and two years. credit In the notes of ht
20 ther own order bearing per cent interest pe
The bm,dins on the property final payment
no;;a 10 De Kept insured by the purchasers and In
pocies OF Insurance transferred TO the vendor Tha
MN nave the privilege of paying the who nrira
auudlcaon IN cash for each piece property
ess 81 ae before AaoPhe notary public Il the
the Emitted States laws " s Stamps feaurea oy
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SALE BY THE SHERIFF OF THE PARISH OF ORLEAN
in order to affect Partition.
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE MRS. WIDOW w. Gou
VILE deceased
SECOND DIsrR1cr COURT MRS. H. H. TABER VS. AL
of eide GOuvlLLE ct al Suit
New Orleans in partition-No. 1S,2l4
DY VIRTUE of a decree rendered Marcel,
ID lsh 1866 me directed by the Honorable the Secsnd
will proceed sell at public auction at the Merchants
Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street. between Canal
and Custohouse Streets the Second District Of This
on TUESDAY, the Gath day of April 1866 at IL O'clock
viz - = 8 ~
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and
Improvements thereon, situated in the First District f h
city in the bounded by Live Oak NOW Coustanees
Jackson Magazine and Josephine Streets Said lot
81 feet inches and lines front said Live Oak nov Con-
English measure - p'"'''i "hes
Plan of the above will be exhibition at the Excbsn
come days previous to that of sale " 'e '1Nen"Ase
Terms AND third cash. the balance on
sted o s no. yea IN notes Of the purchaser bearing
paid, and secured by mortgage the property sold A
Z Ira., CHARLES BIENVENU,
- Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
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troops, it was believed that the troops were on
board and by some believed that the Liberal move
ment below was intended to intercept the said
troops as they came up the river which action
on their part would certainly show their expecta-
ton Of cooperation from some other quarter.
II Sunday, March Is, 1885,.
No further news of the Liberals to-day.
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AUCTION SALES.
FINE PROPERTY FOR INyEsTMENT-FIRsT CLA
Business stand-Front and Fulton streets.

TINE FHUTENT1 FUR INVESTWENT-FlKSI VIAoS
Business Stand-Front and Fulton streets.
BY j. Ii. WALTON d DEsLONDE.
j. b. WALTON, Auctioneer
. a.4n. Office, No. AZ Carondeet street.
'EHUKSDAY, March 20, at IL O'Clock
street, will be sold 90. T. ="
NJ !. That pAT VALUABLE FOUR STORY BRICK STORE,
eos 90 front and 80 Fulton street. occupied by Bosc
as hardware and ship chandery store and the lot
ground on which stands in the square bounded by Front
a fulton and Grayier streets measuring according
pan drawn ~ Pile Depuilly, civil engineers dated
$50 a feet inches and IS lines front Front
s 90 rect Inches and line front Fulton street. ll8
iee ches ana lines the side Poydas street,
and ny feet inches the line ali
Ihis store leased until LIST November 1866 Bostc
seymour, at a low rent Of $500 per annum.
ne.half cash. the balance in the notes of the
p 70 their own order payable six twelve and
egheeh months with interest the Of eight cent
Per annl ana special mortgage until nal payment The
ondngs VIII De Kept insured by the purchasers respectively
AZ er ana the policies transferred to the vendors
pense of the purchaser ' f' "
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By j. Is. WALTON a. nFsrnxnr
j. B. WALTON Aucsioneer,
Office No AZ Carondelet strest



" O'Clock the Merchants and Anctioaeers Eschanss
s Sss szts s 2Ra sgy situated
square bounded by Tchouptouas NOe Dame Commerce and
Girod streets in the First District Of this city measuring one
houpas street two hundred and two e Eve 1s ssh on
front Notre Dame street hundred and tse
e ihhes on commerce street. and hundred ninety
seven feet four inches the line parallel with Notre Dame
Dean F Rea asf2'ds to plan dany
ihe buildings consist of well built substantial FIRE proof
y4s9 running through from Iehoaptouas Commerce
This Warehouse is leased until October 1895 at $50 per
Aa- TERMS AND CosDIrrovs-wth the property will he
s%q one uEsd 70 nine hundred and thirty
vii Si S & Tf @
Of Louisiana for twenty thousand dollars $4,000 payable Or
Pay United States Trsanr Sa notes 81 an sa aa5
and maturing the Isl Of April next amoumnt @ %s
Ined saes o ths e,s to pay in cash in
and 0qr years in the notes of the purchasers their own
from a sn sue Sse aie % per en- f PER
O be Kept at Their fun puse The
respective interests " '1''
LOT OF GROUND situated on Rampant street Nos az
and 3D. between Canal and Common streets in the square
bounded BY Rampant Canal Common and Dryades date Phil
street BY depth Of 0z feet and forming part Of larger lo
cy saryeyor dsteG the In aT sn Of NAV @ ami P then
in the office OF the late Michel Arnas notary public per
and improvements thereon VISA 'Ne '"'o'nes
lhe buildings and improvements upon the described
lot OF ground consist of Three Brick Buildings win
Brick Back Buildings suitable for boarding house or Jr
Offices and can always command good rental
No 81 Rampant street leased until 3st October l3G; Mt
Si2o per annum and No So at $3.50 per until Both SEN
eloer lS56 With little repair these dwellings would ba
very Desirable and could be rented for S75 500 month
EJN IERhs-With this property will be sold fty shares
rentced to shares Of Citizens Bank mortgage
stock The purchaser will be required to furnish stock note
ACCORDING to the charter of the bank the 1 Of April
for five hundred dollars and for the remainder to nav
third in cash u treasury notes. one third Mt one
year and one third at two years in his his own
of
ron date and special mortgage until faal payment the
o De kept insured at their full yaueby the purchaser
and the policy transferred to the vendors.
Acts OF sale before Grma Stark Noare Public the
Eese OF the purchasers, including the Stamps for
Revenue " ''.
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BIZ MONTGOMERY e. BRO,
R. N. MONTGOMERY Auct!oneer
1HUKSDAE, March go, Mt IL o'cIockA. MI ,
L at their Auction Mart 81 Camp street will be sold
general assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE such
as Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads Bureaus
Armors Washstands, Mahogany and Walnut Tetes Sofas
spring Seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top Center Tables
Marble sJp Side Boards Extension Tables Velvet and Brug
sells Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engravngs
Paintings Cooking and Utensils etc being the contents
of several well furnished houses
ALSO
"A large invoice Of Cottage Beds Cane and Wood Sea
Chairs, ~
TERNs-Cash
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CRANE, BREED d CO.,
Manufacturers of Metallic
BURIAL CASES AND CAsKETS, WOOD CoFErNs
AND HEARSES. ~
Office and Mandatory Eighth street. Cincinnati Obi;
Undertakes will send for price lists to - law
g. L. CRANE Agent
90 Magazine street, New Orleans
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CHOICE PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT
LARGE STORE ON asAvIER STREET BETWEEN
Carondelet and st. Charles streets
EXTENSIVE WAREHOUSE ON UNION AND PERpIDo
streets, near Carondelet
BY j. Ii. WALTON a. DEsLONDE,

Office No. A Carondelet street, corner OF Union,
o'clock NJ, at Merchants and Auconeers' Exchange.
Reef sstf VI hoS Ss 81 GROUND With til. rg.
story b store s s Ct l. The F District
street. 20 feet inches front Union street. by depth upon
feet inches. " ''-
The improvements consist of LARGE THREE STORY
from Grsye5 to Union street now occupied
Leon Won znken and McCoskey Massn and leased for
sFotR t fH OF GROUND, with the buildings and i'm.
bounded by Union Perddo CarondeIet and Baronae
Ia and hy the Nos - - % and 2? on plan
LOTS Nos ls and aden each other measure %
feet inches Shines and 46 in the rear BY depth Of
lo feet inches three lines and fraction lot
and line dividing lots No. 5ef Is II and e
feet Il inches 90 lines the side ofot No a.
No II and 20 adoin each other are in the rear of the
lines and ~ Of line front on Perddo Street By depth Of
lo4 feet II inches 81 lines between parallel lines American
measure =
STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE ontng on eaeb Union AID
coffee warehouse susceptible Of being Altered % as
make four frstcass stores suitable for counting rooms for
ETEEAsIone half cash in g 8. Treasury notes. onehaf
attweve months in the Of the purchasers to their own Or
mum from date until paid and mortgage until final payment
properly 10 Pc kept Insured BY the purchaser the
the vendor, t'' -" ~
Acts Of sale before s. Msgne notary public at the ez
POSITIVE SALE FOR L1oUIDATIoN-THE UNION
Warehouses Tchoupitoulas Commerce and Notrs Dame
Streets.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON RAMPANT STREET. BE.
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CUTLERY AND HARDWARE.
BY ID. e. AIORPHY,

-... AUcTIoNEER-Ofice, AZ Magazine street.
THURSDAY, March go, at lie o'clock NJ
Il in salesroom, up stairs first floor store No AZ Maya.
zine street. will be sold 49,
Table knives, Forks and Carvers Pocket and Butcher
Knives best quality Razors Scissors Buckier Gimets
Files Axes, Hachets Hammers, Buck Saws Spades shoye
etc, etc. F' '
Hlf~TERMs-Gash.
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JAMES AcGAwLEY d co.,
HEAVY AND LIGHT HAULING.

10 be found the Levee and ali orders left OF the o n,
King Bros No u TchosPtoalas street, win b promptly At
tsnde 10.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON CANAL STREET
Bank and City Railroad Stock, Insurance Scrip etc
SUCCESSION OF THos. F. GUIoN
BIZ GARDNER SMITH, YEIsER IL co,
GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer,
Office, No. 90 Camp street.
SATURDAY, March 81. at 12 O'Clock NJ,
~ ut the Merchants, and Auctoneers Exchange Royal
street. near Canal wi be sold - -'S'
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, with all the bpld
ngs and improvements thereon, divided "a lots and
having front Canal and Gasqnet streets Of 29T feet II
inches aud line by $40 feet inches and lines on Miro and
Ioa.i streets On lots II Is and 49, fronting Gasauet
thirty fee wide covered with States which will sold sepa
raey the purchaser the his own cost Ihe
whole as per plan now at the Exchange
,' Also,
5o shares Mechanics and Traders Bank Stock
shares City Railroad Stock
$50 Crescent 1851 lS62 is;3' 7'
30 Union =, . 1851 lgio ~
100 Sun Mutual 1851
=. ~ Home 1851,
Also sundty Bills and Notes receivable list of which will
be exhibited at the time of sale
n - IEsMs-For the real estate third cash in U.
treasury Notes the balance six and months for
notes bearing sig per cent current per
interest," with privilege and the Stocks Scrp
warehouse, ETC.. cash in L. s. Treasury Notes = ''''
Acts of sale before T. O. Stark notary public the
of the purchaser. F
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LEATHER.

FINE WINES LIQUORS, ETC, AT AUCTION
BY LEON Won ZINKEN,
AUcrIoNEER
Qfce-Nos. lG6 Gravier and II Union street.
ERIDAY, March a0th, mt IL O'Clock A. NJ ;,
at crescent Auction Mart Nos l6 rnvier and II Union
street, the following tavore Wines and Liquors will be sold
s cases Imperial Cabinet Champagne
10 C!aret
=. Ledards Morning Call.
Gin Cocktail.
Bourbon :,
:. Brandy
Smash.
Old Dominion Mint julip
East India Arrack Punch.
Royal Windsor Bitters.
Jockey Club House Gin
:. o. X. Plantation Bters 1870.
:. Van Brlipt's Schiedam Schnapps ...
Old Port Wine. ....
:. Sherry
5 Madeira e.
Also Chests Green Tea.
E8~TERMs-Cash in U. s. Treasury notes,
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BUCKETS. ...... sHovELs PICKS prr,ou.
By GARDNER SMITH, YErsER a, 70
GARDNER SMITH, Auctloneer
Ofice-No. 30 Camp street.
THURSDAY, March go, Mt 10 = O'Clock
fsyette Streets will be sold ~ 49,
% dozen Water Buckets,
10 L. H. Shoysls
10 E. Spades. --...,
:. Picks
Blacksmith Bellows
- Lot Of Horse and Mule Shoes
HlJ-TERNs-Cash in q. s. Treasury note,