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The Rrig Itasca-Fsur yJcu Lost.
SANpY Hook. Wednesday. Jan. lO.

SANDY HOOK, Wednesday. Jan. 10. le66.
The brig reported last night passing in with coors
Of distress flying Is the Itasca. She has anchored to
the westward of the Hook long way o and the pilot
boat that was in company with her is anchored near
her. Saw d tug boat going back and forth from the
brig 10 the pilot boat this morning. The tTg Is CON-
pletey covered with Ice.
the Itlsca had proceeded eastward Of Sandy
Hook as far as Fire Island, where owing to the dense
yapo- sh, got too the land and grounded on the
bar when both anchors were let 20. This on Tues
day morning and after the chief officer and four oi
the prev ied the sDtain 10 let them 20
shore for assistance. and after starting they were
heard to cry Tor help. having swauped in the
breakers and lost The big then backed OF the bar
the anchors having been slipped, and the captain with
the two remaining headed Ser for Sandy Hook. Oh
her way there she fell In with the Potboat George W.
Blunt. No ii, who placed some OF her men on board &c
keep her tree OF water On reaching this place she had
10 feet Of water IN the hold and having anchors.
she was grounded by the pilots 10 prevent her sinking
from under them, and until assistance could be had
from the city. steam pump was sent down to her
yesterday afternoon, and il is ttought she will DO up "
the city to-day
SECOND DIsPATCH.
SANDY HOOK Wednesday. Jan. 10. 1866
The brig ltasca tow Of two tugs and all are
fast in the ee The Pilot boat remains at anchor.
The bay Is tall Of floating ice.
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Nfhep CnsuullicR.

HOLINESS HOLE. Mass, Wednesday, Jan. 10. lst6.
The America of Boston, Hamilton, from
Smyrna FOR Boston, ashore at Lamberts Cove dur
ing the snow storm on the night OF the oh, but was
backed off the next day and anchored clear Of the bot
tom. where she remained at II H. II. today, leaking
LOCO strokes per hour.
A schooner, name unknown is ashore on Cspparaidic
The crew are said 10 have persisted in tie rigging yes
terd;y. ..
Boston, Wednesday. Jan. 10, 1860.
The brig Hyperion Of New.Iork. Capt Lewis, from
Boston for Portland put into Gloucester, 9th, for
harbor and parting anchors. went ashore on Eastern
Point and was abandoned by the crow. After remain
in two hours she oated and drfted out into the bay
where she was observed by wreckDg schooner,
which went gside, and at last accounts was en-
deavoring TO get her safe anchorage being tisn
fit zen miles from Hall.
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Roundering Of the Emma G.
BosTON. Wednesday.

BosToy, Wednesday, Jan. TO- 1866
A heavy northeast gale has prevailed at sea
since last Sunday which bas prevented the sailing ofte
steamer VIM. Kennedy for Baltimore. and the Thete,
for NewYOrk. Both have returned to the city after
going as far as Naptasket Roads
Several wrecks have occared at Cape Cod.
The brig Emma c. OF Gloucester, Capt Trass from
Surnam for Boston. with sugar and molasses, struck
the beach at East Sandwich, and went TO pieces.
Five Of the crew frozo 10 death Capt TTask aud two
men saved, badly srozep.
The big reported ashore at Harshfed Beach is the
brig George Of Portland. from New.YOrk for Boston,
with coal. The vessel is q total loss. Crew saved.
The schooner West Clean. from New-Y0rk for
Gloucester. with corn, is ashore Mafsbfeld Beach.
Crew saved
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CONDITION OF THE FREEDMEN.
Judgt.Advocntc Holt On the Treatment
by Southern Planters Of their Late
slaves The Cases OF Andrews and
(Dfhers.
wAsnisGIoS, Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1866.

WAsniSGToS, wednesday, Jan. ~, l-oo.
Among the papers presented to the Senate
to-day from the bureau OF Military Justice relative 10
recent trials In the South by military commission are
those detailing ihe proceedings in the case Of Edward
W. Andrews OF Olaneebnrg, South Carolina. now
serving ont Sentence Of two years Imprisonment for
killing negro charged with stealing his horse
Judge Holt. to whom q potitioa OF 200 citizens OF
south Carolina f,r his pardon. ini"rsed by the Gov
ernor was ref rred. saying that their very numbers
furnished additional grounds for the enforcement oi
this inadequate sentence. II shows to be 20 deeply
eate ard 80 widely spread the feeling Of deadly hatred
10 the black race among those who lately held that
race in abcct bondage and the VIII 10 see
thom crushed without protest or remons'rance
80 strong aud ready that tie Government ~ lmpera'
lively called 10 carry ont with The utmost lesou,
on and ,ternness Of purpose und.ie-red by pretended
signs o tcniencc every measure having for It's OBJECT
the protection Of this heplesa peoplc which the over
throw OF u reasonable war against human freedom
throughout the world has placed under Its almost
exclusive gu1rdiarahip. -
ga imprisoned ior the murdcr Of n frccdwomnB, The
Judge. (yocatci opposes similar appeal ioG
Exccutiy, clcmcucy.
The documents aiso incluc records IN the case of j.
L. McMulen and Neil Mct,il. tried before military
violation Of the laws of &C.. &c. and sentenced
10 he hanged. .
The merbers Of the commission, however. with one
exception united IN recommending them to c'emency,
which prIsr was forSsrded by Gen Kugcr. commahd'
ing tho Military Department OF North Cnroina whose
approval accompanied tie document.
The menbers of the Senate nnd House of COMMONS
with MANI Influential citizens, petition Tor EfecuNe
clemrncy N their behalf many Of the petitioners ben
ladies' The judged dvocate-Gencral. nficr careful
,tudy OF he records does uot that any new views
are presented and does not advise Efeeut'e cemehoy
In tls lIcN!seE.
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FIREs.
Iu this City.
IN HlGHTY-FOURTH-ST.

On Wednesday morning fire broke out in a
stable IN Eighty fourth st. 1hird-a's occupied by
Herman Zincke and Isaiah Grinde. expressinan. Be-
fore the fire was exrngushed that and The adjoining
bnrneJ Loss 500; no Insurance. Zineke had one
horse burned. Loss 500: no insurance The stable
belongs 10 the Gregory estate, and is damaged 10 the
omon5t OF $500; no insurance Charles l.. Minor, coal
dealer loses on stable and feed sJJO Insured FOR s2jJ
an stable in the Merchants Company. John Wayne,
butcher loses on stable and feed 5i00 10 insurance
IN FoURTLESTH.ST.
Shortly after O'Clock on Wednesday morning
fire broke out IN the Lot-horse OF William c. Wilson,
florist No. 43 West Fourieonth-st caused .,y detect
In the fue, and before it exnguished the building
and stock were damaged TO the amount OF $500 In
sured for s., 900 IN the Home Company.
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The Steamship Mary A. Bonrdmsa-
Bravery Of the Pilots.
SANDY HOOK. Wednesday, Jan.

SANDY HOOK, Wednesday an. TO- 100.
The steamship Mary A. Boardman, ashore or
the Romcr Shoal has We learn, broken IN two During
Tuesday afternoon steamer and two SURF boats were
sent down TO her but the surf boats could not be get
alongside SO far as saving life was concerned. that
business had been already done by two Of our heroic
Sandy Hook plois--or, rather, by Henry SeguiIe,
pior. and Stephen H. Jones, the boat keeper OF tht
pilot boat Isaac Webb No g. In the face of the gale.
the intense cold aud the fields Of dr ice these hardy
men manned the boats yaw and after passing and re,
ceeded in bringing off tho entire ships company IhA
line of ignores the services Of pilots as pilots
bnt that does not prevent them from the pleasure o.
rendering them assist when required should the
weather continue as ne for day as 1t is to-day
some ofthe steamers cargo may be saved In damaged
state
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DROWNED
LOSS OF THE EMMA C.
Five of the Crew Frozen to Death.
4 Boat with Four Men swamped.

John Morehouse, Captain Of the steamship
City Of London reports; Lei. Liverpool Dec 20 When
about four miles north Of Queenstown discovered
steamer shore flying signals Of distress. Went as
close to her could prudenty and found her to be
the Ibis. belonging to the Cork and Liverpool line
sent life boat to their assistance in charge Of NJ.
Thompson, chief officer, and succeeded in saving all
the passengers and that remained board 81 In
number. The Captain and % Of the passengers snd
crow were drowned previous to our discovering the
wreck. / lost considerable time, and was obliged to
put into Halifax. short Of coal.
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I.OlIIAGANA.
Leve~s % be Buiii-AbOut the Mississ'pp'
G..eJ,ncu-(oiorcd Troops Leaving.

Nfw.OnIFAgs, Tucsday, jan y IToo.
Gen. Humphreys Of the L. ,. Engineers,
sdyortsc, r pIoposns to bnild number OF Important
Iexsc. nm he Nis,ssippi River IN this State and MIS-,
sissipp 10 70 done by ihe middle oi March next ""
paid ior in ,ash by the Government; ,,,.,-,,o, 80
EncouIaAng reports uir and their Willingness,
Tho coord troops are fast leaving the places iateiy
cnTpo. today. 900 bales at A. 100. for Mid
ding God lJs.
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The Freedmen Refuse 90 Make Censrne''
for 1.nbor.
NEw.ORLEAss, Tuesday. Jan.

NEWUKIfANr. '"o'""'' ouH' y - -
Account, in the Louisiana country papers
represent tht the freedmen are indiSposed TO MAKE
cptrads ~, labor They refuse 10 make any agree.
Iat,yer with the planters. unless they can DC
cnniovsJ n,lr thc large towns. They arc expecting
something extraordinary TO turn up In tho raI'"
:, les Joce tho list inst several large plon.n
,in 'hey have stopped work entirely from tins caus
The same complaint is nmde on other parishes onI.
number of The principal planters OF the AitasaP.s
grated a few days since hence To BsIise honu~~
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sinking of the steamer Pine Grove.

CINCINNATI Wednesday, Jan. TO- 1866.
The steamer Pine Grove, from Pittsburgh for
Cincinnati with 800 tuns Of freight struck snag az
Burlington Island on Sunday and sank immediately:
Tho boat will probably be raised and her cargo saved
in damaged condition. The boat was valued at s3l..
QQQ end insured for o23 000.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11
A. Ncw.Hnvcn-Loss, $50, coo.

NEw.liAvRN Conn, Wednesday Jan. TO- 1906.
fire broke out here this morning in Wennalls cx'
tensive carriage and ear factory Three buildings
were burned, and others were seriously damaged.
There being water for the engines the shop was
saved by snow bailins it. The total loss Is sbon'
$50 COO; insured for $40 coo.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11
GEOGCEA.
From savsnnah-O -Obisunry-M OF
Stearners.
SlyAyyAH. Ga. Jan. :.

SAVANNAH, Ga. Jan. T. 1896
The Hon. Peter Cone for many years State
Senator and a prominent citizen OF Bullock County
led az his home on the 9th lust.
The steamship julia. 4 ON Boston or Rio Janciro.
mt into Fernandna. Fla .he 9th inst for coal.
Arrived at Savannah. Jan. the British ship Criines
Capt. England from ST. Vincent.
Below, British bark Rockaway.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11
AZ Saleus, Mass.-An Old Woman md
Child Su6ocated,

Bosroy. Wednesday. Jan. 10 1866
A fire in Salem yesterday partially destroyed small
cottage. and suocatel 10 death Mrs NcCeny aged Cd
years, and boy named Carsen. aged i've years.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11
Murder on shipbOard.

HALIFAX, Wednesday. JAM 10 1860.
In the ship Zeno murder case the mate was
sen,enced by the jury 10 be hanged. The Judges
Famed The action OF the jury The cooks conf sson
mncates the ,nate and the boy on board the vessel
he tme OF tho execution OF the mate is not yet liked.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11
EXECUTIVE SESSION.

SEtsIVN'
Mr.. JOHNSON obtained the floor when. on motion oi
Mr. SUMNER. the Senate went into Executive Session.
aud soon after adjourned.
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CONTESTED ELECTION.
GA motion Of Mr. SMiIH Mr.. Fuller Of Pennsylynnia
who is conesiing The seat oi Mr. Dawson was allowed
the privileges of the floor pending the subject.
NEGRO SUFFRAGE IN THE DlsIHCr
The House proceeded 10 the confederation OF the b
heretofore introduced by Mr.. Wilson Of Iowa extend
ng the right of suffrage In the District OF Columbia by
striking out from all laws and municipal statutes Tho
word white" ~ .
Mr.. WILSON 0owa) moved TO rccommit the bill 10 The
Committee on the judiciary. He said the exclusive
iurisdeti0n Of Congress over this District was unques
iOncd. and IL was their night to exercise ~ Inc ian
guare ia that instrument was "a broad aud conpfchen
five grant Of power 20 pass The bill. lie expressed we
Looe that the example 10 be sot would induce tn'
States Of the Union 10 80 lefislae ns 10 o.. :, r. r.
feet republic The Constitution Of tho uhi,ou ot.t,' ~
seenei 10 invite the passage Of this bi ana tst lstu
mont disregardci such distinctions enl'ry. @
l.f ma LET the breath Of liir INTO NJ cNt ~ -,
~ tbiI District. why shold the co1or ~ - n n'.'l
.kiu DEPRIVE lia u The fisnt " 81 n.lv
1Lo natural law made no hs''no"' rir.ts as
sLould tho civil Woro moi n,u" n is"'s ~ -; -,
"eJ IN civil government ns IN inc nvscncc oi ~
Hence Ia exclude negroes from c'n I'6u. 'I '' Nv "
.r,out In ,en.on or Justice. Nas mere no "shou,
49,. ,oycrurd city In the country thah W 'snInrioh'
who're were tho UniOn defender" II, " @ 'na, , 49, y
ont of The Rebellion, fidell'y 10 W. % ",nd ,,,,j
,ton ot a low clh, and sympathy ""' rAI,oSs'u "i''
tben y, ~" % T,eedom was no more hated elsewhere
,pon Icrc aud emancipation opposed. ihe soeih eIs'
80, az ,bis Digirc. cOmposcdoi oi uinu VI uiio s.
I. o., ds,. nco "A pccal election was hrd IN WASH.
I, Wv. Wv .s tho sense Of the people on the subject oi
lhF,o'' 10 ILe friends o equal suffrage did not
not,' III pnt.een COCO and 100 votes were given
aDa,n.t tho extension of suffrage. now many
~ tbru were fraudulent be couih not tel He
paa no doubt a large majority OF those voters
oyed slavery snd hated freedom Ibe' io'cd 10 ,o,e
,Ssmseyes but were not unwilling to extend the privi
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10 IlIN LI1t2f
" EETUCRY STATE SINGLE NUMBER
LOTTERY.
HENRY WOOD CO., MANAGERS
Capital Prize, 100000.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
GLASS E,
To be drawn at Coyington Kentucky,
ON MONDAY, july 10TH, 1865
Only 10000 Kumbers-GD5 Prizes.
HENRY WOOD d CO., MANAGERS.
Only 10000 Number.-oOs Prizes.


APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
approximation prizes Of $1,000 each for the pinere
naming units of the ten of the number
drawing the Sl00 600 prize Observation-Disclosures. 5000
approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine re-
drawing drawing the $4,000 5l prize 'a are w. b4o
approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine re-
naming units Of the ten Of the number
drawing the $4,000 prize of......::......... 400
approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine re-
drawing the SI5,oo6 pie are 27N
approximation prizes Of $3.50 each for the nine
naming units of the ten of the number
drawing the So OUO prize 100. 1880
approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine re-
manning units of the ten Of the number
drawing the $3.50 prize ............... BY
20 approximation prizes OF 500 each for the nine
drawing the $1,000 prizes aFe......4s..... geo
sos prizes amounting S382g0
Whole tickets S2i Halves, sla; Quarters, So; Eghtts
So; Sixteenths, 81 90.
Tickets sold and prizes caBhed by
CHAS. T. HOWARD Licensed Dealer,
No. 20 CRnrn street,
Lock Fox 6q2 Pest Office. New Orleans.
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$4,000 REWARD ...... $4,000 REWARD,
W PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR
$500 Reward.
$500 Reward.

.l i COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
Whereas It has been made known to that the 18th
day of May 1866 the county of Bourbon, ROBERT MER
RME did murder Robert Armstrong and is now going at
large, fugitive from justice
Now therefore l. Thomas E. Bramlette Governor Of the
Of kentucky hereby offer areward of FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for the apprehension Of the said
MeTrimee and his delivery to the aOr of Bourbon
county.
testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand and
affixed of the Commonwealth Done at
Frankfort this the 18th day of May 1866 in the 74th year of
the Commonwealth.
u. al THOMAS E. BRAMLETTB
By the Governor: g.
E. L. VAN WINKLB, Secretary of State
JAS r. PAGE, Assistant Secretary.
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y NIUFEIIItTl9
]. H. HARDY, Secretary Of State.

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, DEPARTMENT DE L EXECUTE
Nouvelle Orleans lie 10 Juliet 1866 I
4 TTENDD qu'application etc faite mol
N par TheOphus Anfoux pour la cancellation de son obi
cation ocee CONNIE Encantehr dams pour parosse
d'nrleans, SAVIOR
Upe obligation datee du G decembre 1865 pour Ia
dix mile piasres, sgne par Theophlu Anfoux CONNIE
principal Pascais Roben stCnre la dte obga-
ton etant conditionne pour la dele execution dit The
ophilus AnfOuX de devOirs Encanteur dit
consequence dome personnes inte
avoir fre cOnAare par ecrt bureau
tae dEta dams les 90 ours Qu suron la dtrnere pubca
ton de cette proclamation les rasons pour esquee le dit
obligation serait pas cancele ct annule
Dome signature ct lie de rEtat a la date
cdessus ct la 90eme de ndependance Etas
j. MADISON WELLS.
Par lie Gouverneur:
CHARLES O. HARDY, Assistant secretaire diEtat.
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-THE HOUSE, WITH GARDEN AT
achtd No 1879 Baronne street. between Julia and Grod
will furnished for the months to RESPONSE
BILE parties contains Bedrooms besides Parlors and
Kitchen For particulars inquire the premises between
A Nj, and P n.
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MISCELLANEOUS -.
w EsTEEE PRODUCE.

KEEP q ULFIELD,
"a Toy drals Street, 80
Are Offering from Late and Fresh Arriyas;
800 bbls. Plants EXTRA FLOUR
100 . Dr.. Favsrite ..
400 Smiths xxx Fsyorlte FLOUR.
400 . -. Xxx Hermose
200 . . Premium b..
800 . Country Xxx EXTRAS
500 a.. 81, Louis superfne
$50 scks F. Baurs Extra Family ,.
800 bbs MESS PORK.
COO D.. P. M. =.
100 r.. Prime a..
100 81. MESS BEEF.
40 csks BACON CLEAR SIDES.
80 Of. O.. Or.
50 =. j.. SHOULDERS.
400 tres. PRIME LARD.
800 kegs =.
90 bbs LARD OIL, shaefer's.
100 tres Roe's and Davss S. c. HAMS
100 fks Goshen and Western BUTTER -., ID.
2JO half chests IL and boxes Green and B@eE ~ 40
CtHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS
Landing ex bark Nystad, from Bordeaux;
In casks MEDoC sUPERIoR-l853.
In cases, sAUTERNEs, quarts-ls58
pints--lS55
ST JULIEN, quar:s-ls5l
CoETEEAC, pints-lsG2.
Extract D'ABsINTH, Suisse Pernod
CHARTREUsE vERTE d'origine.
CuARTBEUsE ZAUNE d'orlgne
FOR sale by ". HYLLEsTED 4 Co,
1903 Gravier street.
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Sunday Arrangement
Steam Train from City Sunday morning at 4onoE
lieu of Horse Cars. m
An Extra Train win leave the City every Sunday az
On and after MAY 9Th the Trains will leave ethar end O.
the Road Sundays, every half hour, from until
o'clock n.
Fare, to and from the Lake, same day, Is cents,
Passengers for Geny Station must notify the eundr e
prior departure Of the train. FARE Is each way.
GEO. PANDELY General Sunerntendenh
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OFFICIAL.
STATE or LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE

STATE or LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
New Orleans, July 10, 1864 !
WHEREAS, Application has been made to
w me by o. ValetUn, to cancel his Official Bond
Anctoneer in and for the Parish of Orleans, wit:
Bond, dated 18th day June 1865 the Of SO 0
signed by o. Faeton principal and by A Casaing and j.
Nasstcot securities, each for the Of $500 J. A
Bragg for the of $780, condition Of said bond being
ior the faithful performance by the said o. YaleJon Of his
duties as Aucti0neer aforesaid.
Notice hereby given all persons interested the
described bond to show in writing the Office of
Secretary Of State within ninety days after the pubca
ton OF this advertisement why the should be
cancelled and snnulled-
Given my Of the State as above and the
Independence Of the United States the nInetisth
j. MADISON WELLS.
j. Il. HARDY, Secretary Of State.
EEAT DE Ia LOUISIANA, DEPARTMENT. DE L'ExECur1r
NOugee-0rleans le 10 juliet 1856.
A ITEM DU qu'aPplicatfon etc faIte moi
II par o. Ealeon pour lie cancellation de obligation
sOYJir
Une obligation datee du &c JUN 1866 pour la gomme de
dix mile pastres signee par q. Valetou principal
ct par Caang ct J. j. Masicp securities chacun
$500, la dite obligation cnuditionnee pour dele
execution lie dit O. Nalecn de d5Yor Encan
tear susdit.
Avis par lie present dcnne tons eeux aui sont
dams adite obligation, de montrsr Ia ecritue
Teau IA secreaire Eat dici quatre gdx 0urs
oeFnere publication de Get avis les rasons pour equees
dte obligation ne serat pas canceliee ct annulee
Donne sous main ct lie dEtat cidessus
lsnle tO1r de pilet, 1866, ct le QuAre
j. MADISON WELLS,
| ] EAgnv Sacrataire dyVto+
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LOsT--sTOLFN--FOUND.

OsT OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. 1858,
IL seventy shares Jackson Railroad Stock, September p
1898 in favor Of r. S. Wier,
9, 1861, in favor OF j. }. Warren.
Notice hereby given that application Will be made for new
certificates.
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FUTURE AUCTION SALES.
STEAMBOATS, SAMPSON, aOUTHEEEER AND FLETA
At Auctisn.
nv r4xAH NEVILLE

SAMPSON. aoUTHEREER AND FLErA
At Aucsisn.
By JULIAN NEVILLE,
HMYAy soElsony, Aaetioneer,
.... onco No. II Commercial Place.
CATURDAY Y, August 4th. at lie O'Clock NJ,
by order of he Dsc. for the Eastern District Of
Ste nm @Ts si1i 6 Sse92 HEaSEE Der tackle apparel
qEpiiue ETC. as she now lies opposite Barfaeks ho'p
Steam SAMPSON Der tackle apparel f nsl
f pstrc &c. as '' now LES opposite Barracks Hospital 1na
One undivided half interest the steamboat FLETA her
tackle apparel ec as ns now lies at G etna opposite Jack
the same time and plaza the following articles in
Marks-J. B. L-3 Boilers.
Cyiiaders.
Poct9rs
lot Of I'D Doors and Blinds
wooden PIIos Wheel
Hosting shafts,
large Steamboat Shafts the foot of CustOmhouse
Portable Boiler sngins and Rotary Pump complete
Large steamboat shafts foot of Julia street, sno
Portable Boiler and Engine on the Legse, foot Julia
Large Steamboat Shafts at Magnolia Bridge.
Large Steamboat Boilers at Spencer Fields Coal Yard
cndaT and a ssss pe 42e sS K same place
no TERMs-cash on tue spot in y s Treasury notes.
LOUISIANA SUGAR, ALE, TOBACCO AND ASSORTED
Pickles at auction
By MONTGOMERY dc BBO,
R. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctloneer
Ofice-87 Camp street.
SATURDAY, July, IL, 1895, at 10. o'clock;
Magazine streets. win be sold
ll$ casks Ale and Portefs
81 boxes Tobacco.
And Also
large invoice Of Assorted Pickles,
s9-TERHs-C Cash 10 Z. $. Treasury Notes.
MULEs......,.t.... ULEs. MULES
Persmptory sale of Al fine young Mules at auction.
By MONTGOMERY 81 BRO.,
R. n MONTGOMERY, Auctoneer.
ofce-S9Camp street
i SATUgDAY, July 18th. at 10 1-e o'clock
| street, will be sold
Al Fine Young Mules.
! Sold in lots to suit purchasers
| Bzg-TERxs-Oash in q. S. Treasury notes.
FURNITURE FURNITURE
| BK MONTGOMERY 81 BRO,
r. II. MONTGOMERY, Auctoneor.
| SATURDAY, JuIy Il, Mt 1 O'Clock a. Nj /.
general assortment Of hot sEHoL6 FURNITURE, suci
4rors Washstands Ma6ogany and Walnut Tetes Sofas
asr6s Top Side Board Extension tables 9eTet and BS
sells Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engravngs
of several well furnished houses.
A large invoice of Cottage Beds Cane and Wood SCI
', ~ TERMs-oash
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS AND LIQUORS.
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