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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06

"A
Two ud gment against J. B. Dupeire and l. Dupsre, Ia
suits NOS lG PSI of the do et Of the Second Dis
trc Court Orleans for FIVE thousand dollars, tS500
with interest and costs.
And snrdry ofler Notes mostly prescribed
~ HARRY T HAYS,
Sheriff o the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06

sYNDIC's sALE-BY THE SHERIFF OF TIE PARISH
Of Orleans-Jnhn Rice His Creditors and the Gredi
tors Deaunay, Rice CoF-urth District Court Of New
Orleans No. li779.
DY VIRTUE of and in obedience to an
Id order u sale rendered May 1856 and Q me directed by
Honorable the Fourth District Court Of New Orleans in
the entitled Twill proceed sell at public
tou at the Merchants aud AuctOueers Exchange Royal
Canal and CusOmhouse streets in the Second
District this city TUESDAY june u 1866 Il o'clock
NJ OF the creditors of said nsoyents, the following
described pr perty, viz: =
SIX LOTS Oy GROUND, situate in the First District Of
this city in the square bounded by Cypress street Florida
Landing johnson and Gavez designated by the Nos
- - H. l5 l6 and II per plan by O. A Hedn late sur
daed5h Of March SiS and deposited in the office OF
D. Ricardo late notary public in this city Said lots
measure follows Lot No. Il measures p feet inches
and lines Galve2 by 100 feet inches deep
between parallel lines Lot NJ l3 has 26 feet inch and
Cypress street by III feet deep and front on
ae street. Of which two streets i forms the corner Lots
6 and II each ~ feet inch front on Cy
press street by I9 feet de sp parallel lines all Ame
can Together with all the buildings and improve
| ments thereon,
Being the property which the inovent acquired by
purchase from Poe by act passed before Michael Gernon
| notary public. on the 9th July, 1860
| Surrendered by sad nsO!Tents TO their creditors
| ~ CHARLES BIENvENU,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06

NEW PIANO sTORE-REIEIKE 4 zoRN IFS
IN Reinke A. o. zornl
Have opened a NEW PIANO STORE at No. % CAMP
STREET three doors below Poydras street.
We effected such with the ufaeturer
In the North Europe will enable to sell PIANOS
CHEAPER than any other similar establishmenbAn this city
an Pianos sold by under full guarantee 4a
PIANO STOOLS, COVERS and MATERIAL, ha7' con
stanty an hand PIANOS TUNED and REPAIRED at the
shortest nRtica and a workmanlika manner.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06
FUTURE AUCTION SALES.
SUPERIOR PROPERTY FoK INVESTMENT
POSITIVE sALE-FoR DIVISION OF INTEREST

SATU EBAY, june 9th, Mt 1S o'clock M
- et the efeants and Auetioneers Exchange. Royal
street besTess Csna s1d astoqbaqse streets win be Sold
a CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situate in the First
District O ts city in the square bounded Union
let Charles and Perdid6 forming corner Of Ca
rondeet and Union streets and measuring American
ure feet inches and lines r arondet street. 53
inches and lines Union Gf inches
lines line parallel to Garoudse street 10 feet
inches the other side hne parallel Union street, the
whole ageeably sketch drawn by g A dArmas. Deputy
Surveyor General dated 18th April 1889 annexed
before E. Bouny Notary Public in this city, dated Sd
Together with the improvements thereon consisting Of three
Twostory Brick Roof Buildings fronting CaFondes5
street and two story buildings The buildings
cgnverred at small expense ntodssab counting and
location being in the center Of business
they viii high and good tenants thus Offering
an unusual opportunity for Investment
Ra TEgNsOne- third cash in u y Treasury notes; the
remainder the Of the purchaser in equal nstameuts
payable .a and years, bearing interest az the rate
Of cent and special mortgage until hna
pyent the be divided into coupons 50 as p eee
he dtvion between the 1he buildings are 70 pc k
insured ny h- purchaser Of their m vRi1e until
a'eT me payment Of the m and the policy transferred
Act Of sale before Octave D'Arnas notary public, at
stamps
when possession can be had
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06


New O,ieans June LIST, 1866 ) i
General Orders No, 81
sTigsdier General 6 Mason GRAHAM Adiu5nt General of
Louisiana until 18th day of October next a letters and pa
M dqrn such absence be signed by y Sene Ben
Aduan Genera and signature will be recognized and
res yeCIed accordingly ,,,,r,o>- 1rDIIc
and Commandern Chief Of the Militia Of Louisiana
STATE OF LOUISIANA E1EcgTIvE DEPFARTMEygs y5s.
WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE DE
w 10 me by George Howes for the canceng of his Off
Constable ofthe Second Justices Court OF the par
bond dated tie 18th of April 1865 the of five thou
dollars @ 4y sn 9f9ge END df@Gs sn e sgen o the faithful
the said George Howes of duties as Consta
Notice Is hereby given all interested in the above
described 9o9a 10 STw @ Ti1 m sr pnbcson
this advertisements why the said bond should not be can
S'f Given under my of State above and OF
'"' '-'' j. MADISON WELLS.
~ CHARLES o. HARDY, Assistant Secretary of State.
LOUISIANA RspAE;TTsESiT %.i DE hEEEogr ECU g
A TTENDU QU'UNE APPLICATION MA ETE FA1- |
"A epor George Howeg pour Ia cancellation de son 9hsaqn
In 5on date e il av 1866 pour de einq mile
White come caution cautonnement etant donne pour
Ia dee execution edt George HOwes de ses deSos com
me M s en- donne oues persOnnes nte
sse Ea dams les 80 our qu drner pqbiice
S de ss ssns ns se1a
Donne sous ma sgnafuF@s @ e. e sCeaa% @ AZ Fta - u
'''''s''U' '' 'a j. MADISON WELLS
i@' - G2aRIEs O. HARDY Assistant secretaire dEtat
STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARIMENT,l
New Orleans December 26 1865.
Fl H. BsdSn . p6n ha ae Est
to wit ,,,, g. +, :. se
sSRd % aS@ s the sns men g. By Ben %
55S Rha spS giSSS and
ofs6OOo the said bond beng ii m iGT the pgs
Sofce hereby given to all persons interested in the above
described bond show in writing at the office Of the
Secretary State within ninety days after the last puSea
] nde mF hand and seal of the State as above this 26
day Of December D 1865 and of the Independence of the
United States the n'n'"S'H' ]. MADISON WELLS.
- j. H. HARDY, Secretary OF State.
EEAT LoysAsE ~ dsgbs pE hExEfT s
TTEHDT de stS sen obSaton Of
Une obligation daee du cling mars ISGl pour IA @ s3e R H
cinquane mile piasres, sgnee william H. bel
RhGd England GfGFgs Sg1s ehScnn pour
par dit j. G. Beden de deyors CONNIE TresoeT snsG
ladite obligation de monrer cause en- efqe o sG h %
dernere publication de Get avis les pour equees
die obligation ne sera pas caneelee ct ahSee % dassn
26eme jour decembre, D. 1862 ete quatre vngtdiner
E'Sm' De 'no'P'n''n'' 0'' Aa'Ss j. MADISON WELLS
h J. IL H1RDY, secrstaire d'Etat -
!; HAVING DISPOSED OF OUR sTOcI
Of Groceries we will continue the Commission and Forwadir
at Business at the old stand No 30 and 81 New Levee
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06

HEADQUARTERS MILITIA LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, June lst 1866.
General Orders No, 81
EATE of absence having been granted to
Brisader General Graham, Adutant General of
Louisiana until 18th day of October next az letters and pa
np recurring official signature Of the Adiptant General
will durin such absence be signed by Bgadier General Ben
Bloomfield Quartemaer General of louisiana citing as
Adutant Genera and whose signature Will oe recognized Au
res yeCed accordingly ,,.,-,c,,- ,-r,Ic
Governor and Chief of the Militia of louisiana
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06

Crescent City Cricket Club will be held o'clock THIS
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, at ths Mechanics Exchange,
Masonic Hall Charles Pnnctual attendance is
oues.ed EDWARD WRIGHT, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06
SUMMER RESORTS.
OCEAN STRINGS HOTEL


OCEAN SPRINGS HoTEL-
The subscriber respectfully informs the public that this
popular place of Summer Resort NOW OPEN for the
cepton of Guests. .M.r..g
The accommodations which he prepared to offer to the
public surpassed by those of Watering Place Hotel
in the country and his TABLE IS SUPPLIED WITH
EVERY DELlCACY of the place and season,
In hemmediae vicinity Of the Ocean Springs Hotel there are
Sulphur and Chnlybeate Springs,
Which are celebrated medicinal properties Invaids viii
can Mineral BATHS well as the best fishing
facilities on the Coast.
TERMswib very modera te for families engaging rooms
for the season t, R. SCARBOROUGH.
EASTERN SHORE.
Mrs. NJ. C. HUTCHINSON ofMoblle, will open the MONT
ROSE HOUSE by LIST of June for reception of visitors
for the "a. -=. -...=s
This delightful spot is not surpassed by point on the
shore for bathing fishing and fine breeze The table will be
supplied with all the deicacie that the market Affords ant
every accommodation will be made for the comfort of visitors
Board per month. $50 90
Board per week "a 30
4 CARROLLTON HOTEL.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06

VS. MIGHEL BECK. Of ST. John the Baptist, Fourth Ju-
MEL, ct aI-No 1876 } dlciaI District Court.
Succession Of MATaILDR MATTHIAS ROUSSEL deceased
wife Of Y. B. MARMILLION.
pY VIRTUE of a Judgment rendered on the
IL 2l,t April 1866 by the Hon0rblethe Fourth Judicial Dis
tct Court Of the State Louisiana the parish
st. John the Baptist in the above entitled matter w
coed to sell public auction the premises SATU URDA1
the 18Th day of june, 1866. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ ~,
Valsin B02Onier Marmon situated in the parish of St John
the Baptist the right bank Of the Mississippi river As miles
above the city New Orleans aOnng the courthouse OF said
parish the church and po8tcce ann near ferry and wen
stocked family grocery store Said Plantation measuring
e lines from the river to depth OF y arPent whence e
lines slightly lose about half arpent in the
rear Ihe upper ne covers an eheat % lJ e
gb forming an aggregate surface o. 2W apents Inc uPner
portion bounded lands of p b. M4rmtlon the lower by
lands Of FRANCOIS Webre Co OF the above 2GD acres p
s. somewhat lower but vel drained and easy cultivate
very strong evee extending around the Plantation 10 depth
Of ID arpents protects it from all danger o. over9W
should the surrounding country entirely submerged There
is also exec lent prairie pasture Of O arpent situated ~
side Of the e7ee and well aaHped to the raising OF stock IN
the Plantation there steam draining ma
chimes and awml in the yard Of the sugarhouse steam
sawli with fixtures cDmp,ete one fire enghe one steam
pump the fe d. also. gne running Crst mil
and shelter ETC. ~ excellent negro cabins double
new, and built Of brick, supported with posts
Also
A LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above described pro
pery and Of which description shall be given at the tine
sale.
40ON5 Bricks more or less OO20 English Fire Bricks 50 90
Shingles lot OF Lumber about 80 Carts and Wagons
Wheeis several patrs Of Wheels and Wagon Bodies lot
Plougs Harruw Subsos and other agricultural instrument
large quantity lot ohousehold furniture and other move
ables
very large and pleasant Dwelling House surrounded
gallery Outhouses wood and brick IN good condition
hospital and other buildings In excellent repair ,
E fERMsCash, to effect the sstenent o. ne sueeessi9h
Parish of St John the Baptist May =, 1866
/
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06
LEGAL NOTICE.

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA--FOGRT
District Cont of New oEeansi hereby certify thay on
the following entitled suit in the words and figures follow
ing to wit
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06

HAVING DISPOSED OF OUR STOCK
of Groceries, will continue the Commission and Forwarding
Business at the old stand No 30 and 80 New Levee.
H W BUGKMAsTER & co
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06
IN THE FIasr AND SECOND DrsrR1Crs OF THIS

@A''D -
CITY.
s.@er
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
SELEcT BoARDINC AND DAY SCHOOL

FOR sALE."!,.. ,,,.,. .......-....F Fob SALE
Choice lot Of VIRGIN ROsIN in good shipping order
Also
SPIRITS OF TURPEETINE, Of our own Manufacture,
white aud clear, wholesale and retail OF low prices by
A. K AIKEN G9 and 70 Rampant street.
Between Gravier and Common
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-06

PECK BROTHERS, Agents.
, 1866-08-22

! land Canal on the 18th instant, hound eastward
Propeller Brooklyn, schooner Al:ertne. Hound
| westward on The 18th, propeller Empire.
The following Chicago vessels arrived at B.,Halt
OIL The 18th: Propellers Plymouth, Empire stste
Idaho; bark Sunny Side; schooners Monitor, g
D. Dousman, David Tod. Contest The follow.
ing n!so cleared On the 18th: Plo7elle.s Adriatc,
Eclipsc; bark II. r. Coz, schoonera Gold Hun.
Ter. Philo Scoyi,1e, 4. O. Morcy, Contest, Mon
tauk, j. b. Pende}d, G. D. Dousn1an.
TIE Lu1aKn MosknENT.-The tug Wln.Io,v,
ehar 1o eas s5Tssd ss{ T. TGleao With be-
q Ctnednnat1. who are transporting In this manner
aa,eoo,o00 Of feet the present season. Two large
Tsfts fn roa's for Batalo wero met on Friday be-
EestanE thIo1gh In safety. On Saturday Upwards
Of 1.Gm9 9oo feet Of lumber passed this port on
xss;s1s sgras ess!afs @ I've or mora esfEoes II
NV roET OF Fsu1EnKN7.-1he-ec schooner David
Tod and bark Colonel Ellsworth, each loaded viii
!nmser foE Chicago from East Ta9as, new town
mill. capable Of saving any thousand feet JIM
Vt peE day las been erected there by Smith, Faa
lhaiiSgnnprE e e., and last Wednesday The hst
thls point Is said to be one Of the finest to BE-
found anywhere, and the pine in that fev3on Is oF
superior quality md abundant In quantffy.-B.
CANADIAN EEssz1s-The United States aushori-
Ties arc enforcing the law to prevent smuggling,
which IVES approved BY Congress on tho ISL MD.
mo, and look elect August 9Th. The statute Il as
follows:
.dnd BE- u further <nacttd, That II auy roaa,.
ware OF merchandise ehall at any port Of plpce IL
the United States, On the northern. nostheastesn.
any vessel belonging wholly, or in part. 10 sub-
tect or subjects Of FOREIGN country, OF countries
and shall be talen thence 10 foreign port, Of
port, Or place, in the United States Of sid from
tiers, tthsr BY ne saHt or other ressels foEeicu
o. American, with intent to evade the provisions
navigation Of the United statea,' approved March
1st. 1877, the said goods, warrs or l,erchandisc.
snal14 On their arrival at such last named MORT or
place. be seized aud forfeited 10 the United States
and the vessel ehall Pay tonnage duty Of INV
cents per ton on her adtneasuseuei1t.r
, 1866-08-22

--A

IL the only phyNetau n Specialist now In the tty
that caa be cnt1resy fuod upon. Go 10 Hx, and moi
suffer D;stasa 10 1csio In your sFsteu, dsn sqriu.
your faee md body, besides destroying your happiness
and future prospects IN hit. he has made personal
t!sease and ncTvous debility his study for dc LIST
twenty years. md II, therefore, the person wh all
a!eted should consult 30 ever heard o, p1eas
Of his not being cured srue he has been In this stsy
Ills reputation has vouchers tn all the city pspezs.
h's paste1t and the medical profson. 10th hers end
abroad, as being tt most s1ed Specialist heee ard
thorough master cf h1s prafstfiou. all e,hcs1 nl
don't despair; gire lin CALI II IL oaly common
oecrrEcnee With him % cate euch czscs. his rooms
are separate fos ladies' and Gess1em@ and the most
eonlp1ste In the city. Consultations tes aod con-
tdenua1.
oEcc 179 South C1ask <t, corner cf Xopfoe~et hslf
a block from the Poas orse- Port cG1ea Box ISL.
Chies9o. H. otaee hours from u. H. to sp. m.
Send for his "Guide to H1alth~ putlishel monthly.
tec of charEe.
1orsa A1y, TAKE PARTICULAR Soz1cE.-Docsoz
BlgeoE dsyotea much OF his trse to the treatment o;
those cases caused bY eecset habit which .in4 both
body and mind uniting the unfortunate to tntsdaa, 70.
elher bu.trees or society," Tho sad effects Of the3e
early habits OF the Of ripper years Is to weaken
and debiita1 the constitution, destroy the physical
and ments! powers diminish aud entebla tho natural
1ee1aast md exhaust tho vltsl energies OF manhood;
the pleasures o1 life arc uasred the object OF marriage
frustrated. and existence ieselfrrndesed term ct m.
ceaslns mife1y aud regret Such persons, especially
faoee contemplating Marriage should lose no time In
making lpo1eiiate application. Dr. B. By his new
Is enabled TO ensure speedy and permanent
crre.
D-oaee' 17s South cla7S.str corner OF MonFoe.ss.
, 1866-08-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.

1tISnAE EfESfSo. ANElff II, 1Srf.
h@ssnfss Is imProsing, though not rapidly.
The receipts Of gtnin a7c inorr liberal, and the dc.
faand III. money Is more prcssinE. To-day there
rms an Increased demand fnr currency from every
1uartcr. and In eou1c instances considerable
"rhinni1s,'' wus male u.c or l,y some Of tl,c
banks 10 meet tue check. drawn hy them by their
correspondence Exchange was thrown upon tho
market With a looscness; t;oscrnmcnl& wcrr h.
ing realized on. md In snn,e quarters NC hear
TINT tcle.rams Ind been cent E1@t, ordering cnr-
renry, There Is no surplus OF money al apy OF
The hanks. Paper is being more closely ui*crju,.
mated. and Hoihan. but what is "Eilt clsed~ will
now pass. For such the market Is comra,attyclv
easy al I" per cent. Outside rapcri is ignored, and
second ciass names arc rejected. On the street
tLe>e Ecl1 nt 1e1ll6 Fer cent per annun.
1hcsc was more exchange occsiug In rlew OF
lle sca.city Of cu5rncy. aud the market was
s'amNs' aud lower. Round lots Of bankers sold
at 5o11-io discoun:, with greater eupp1y at
thehe f1gnles than the demand csllcd for. Conn,er
lales wc'e also e2sieT. As general thing the
banks were paying 1-10 discount, though in some
Instances rar was given to steady customers.
nc satss At thc close wcre ITO discount Ga mar
buying and 5oG1-1o premium selling.
IN the Produce exchange flopr was 1cas act}vn
and easier On white winters. Wheat yas in stesdv
d"maEd and 1c better. Corn declined 1En1tkc.
Oats we're quiet. Ryc ad.ancel lc. K,-1cv ,rn.
ctct. lrovieione were inactive. Groecrfes x~c,c
steady nnd unchanged.
Gold Was lower In New York to-day. 1t oncnod
At liza; declined to 1ss5&; rallied 10 lis.. and
clbsed ut 1is. The following dispatches we;c r.
trIrc11 hy f{nyd 1froYhcrl mid 1,yn.ars.
, 1866-08-22
E0STEYTE6,S
Stomach bitfers +!

Hara been about fourteen yea.s before iae public.
1lelE protective and remel!al properties have beeu
tested by millions Of hcraan lctng thr:1 teeoyl i
satisfactory. Their immense popularity r.er On the
Increase Is better guarantee OF their Usefulness
arF printed euIosy. 1t Is not thus That FA1IrKr
prosper
C1caE-sfshtct and unrrc;1dIecd members Of the
faculty have approved them, and they SIC now re-
commended Ia private pzaetec BY huurcis OF G!ly
physicians.
The preparation has long stner foond its xay Iuto
cur military and civil hospitals. II Is not usn1wn
on the battlefield OF sustaining the wou,e<1
Soldier, taint with loss Of btoo In the nayy as an
Invaluable medical substitute foe the autc1at alro-
hof which WAS formerly served to our sailors user
the name OF +grog." These ncts car.y their OWE
comment kiul thcnf. and the; submitted as prru,-
teer iron, which every Intelligent rcader en- dzaE his
own conclusions.
, 1866-08-22

Eursi.n- OF tEt 1trdtAc Oil ascfincr,-
LuA< T:>:Inlasr<l nj $IO0.oDn.


LuA* I:~.Inlatc&l nj $IOQ,0DO.
From the ritssl,nrgh Gazette, Angus,
Afont ONE fclOrk an Saturday afternoon.
hit broke Out in the Artl..sco Oil Refinery
ny wEte! a!l TINT ls.rtitn ..r flr works neir-
Ct 81 tiS river was dS:iru,srd: Tiv works are
1ilr lind lrin. between t!.e r:,i:rnad track and
thr river II is exactly l,lr weeks since tl,r
sanic refinery was partially burned.
lAc iFc "Fieillatcd frnu. liz: explosion Of a
iank connected will til. still iltuse, wilicl,
lllh lust been heated, and frt,in which tl,..
bcl'zD!c had just commenced runuiu~. NJ,
.f"s1n ellison, Of Manchester, one Of lie ear
Tcntefs employed al the works. was sitting
~ fhs carpenter slmr hs II wiu.lnw, ealing
~ 4, as':rr. when t]'c explosion took place.
!le was '':slly burned n'~.ut III: back. }rr,sf
hands anu FACE. IT,: tile burning tl,lid Twin.
ever him. hui lie rriiincl his presence nf'
lhilu shllricitiy tn ctpver lis mouth with his
hniia, AIT! h"!d his breath. Ills Injuries urc
vr!E severe anu l.l'iinl, f'it MT nrrc>-ariIy
-i44{:l.- N!:ct, wc lrIi In, etr.c .,r r,,t,larri
lion his iurfls were tlttsssl, sind he was us
So'at'f'ai'ic as 4 lIrsun cun1A bc under the
circumstances.
Immediately afler ihc exp1osfnn-wl,ich n
arshaan woman, wiz, Witnessed IL, cl.aructcr~
lzrd as being l,ca,ltiiul-thc flames i,u1urJi.
a:eiy communicated It. fl.- still h.,1,se. and
i!'til tlcnre tn hc larrcIli,G. lr,ls4.. between
1hr l'arTei'ints house aud The building col,-
'alhitE lic ag:tator- we're right lar..r tanks.
nfa ral+city Of r., harris each. Fortunate.
" hui one VI t'Iesc WAS flied, and il was
st"'n M fire. The .lan.rr t" tho arita,or
house was now Imminent, and it wis nnly
through the strenuous rxrr,i ms uf t;,, t;rs.
Department That IL was savc,l. llul II
ea'lc!i tIrc fhr entire wnr.s+ would hive
i"S', dess F,'ycd: hut y Il Is the t'nm.auy will
mi he delayed fn thu 1r'rrnli.n nr tl,rir
tits'''rss, as he stills IN i.r nnrli Eitle
1lte I'LL satc. 1'I,u fact ll.a, The rrrriyin.-
lo'ise, harscllirg ll"t,sc, carpenter sl,"i,s,
, 1866-08-22
mtSfellatlro,lB.



NASHVILLE. ns Teai. ADJUST 3aH;i;asi ILL. isn.
Wif1 Offer fot sn1e A. public auction, commencing Ut,
i % 4 sss r. usspt of oossta: os1i
ns' 9 .ss sssrMM & 81 :. o 4 J si| 5 < s: Is; @ ::
ilsn i: !sols' n.+tt:; @ /; ss isS, iii % 81: 05 Ss
i: T. ~. sh fsa 5: sI: &C. T:
ns fs sia & !e*: . @ sn' Il
ST.! ensa 9S si,sE. s iss;3. ss .s:;
sois 4 horse md t,!e fs check anA tnai lnes
keta r!dlnx rrs. pack .aa1ts aui nxtntss. Fidiilv
sdle. '.vE. suurltng b.tn*t md h.isrS s:sapa. II
Iron ana bosss: ID aslcs amba!anea; !a1 boas,. wa:
on; 81 ambulance hoxes; h9;s bolts, king; iSa,t9
s'. hIsfe; i: ehs,a: .;sse: 81! s!s,s., ioa:as ~
5 s ~ ssns cas Scsass ~
sj:eS .steEs; sss !: as;s :s:os':f: ,;1a 'S"j
mafc a S @ ss. erass II; '1 sopSsr: - IS
nsiead. sheets ~ nsiesd. IL: 'S.ta tcrt +. pin:.
aii:F sqaasts il .ssh ls.s laes isaihet 15 SIS Is
sole leaes,cr Al6 GOV BELLS: foscd puntFs; s,age
stoves heating rs hos, rian.rr; = !asnia,r, ,06
sox s.: yek:; ! s'.ia. s @ i; s',s!a. sex 81 5;
st. s Il = e. r'1 aa sit,s M H % %ess sxst;
ds s hsa It'll s s1s ss. IT,
hammers: is.:ee. W.! i:aas bsssssahs placr;s. ls
bIAccs assorted 20 claw hammers s parallel yises
soldering coppcss, &c 70 w1encheH. assorted u sAws
saws: cItikcls rau:rs cuta3a4%cs hateiets s1uof,a
hol!ow a,scrs aa bi.t. dEax.n kaivet. &e3 ~
6,A: butt hinges; lti hAsp hlnrcn; A'5t r htngrs:
st0 hinges stlnr: $9it h!n$es ns-otttsi; l95 1l.h
Eiasf; % !sis cemcai boilers portahIc Mill; ms
chine, pan!nE u n,aehlncs 1orln: nachnc ausert;
valves; army ten1st: trl!af se.Iss: l9. s;esl
i.oti u hemp packing: Ilai 81 rubber packing: SD
lett leather lo feet rubber hose liz bales oak
I'm: bales b1ltrc cloth; iJl cB -nnl packing, &C.:
wa.h coee tcup and tia hotlcEs: milk and oil cans;
tin dusk bake. sauce and stew psns cooking ranges;
pans. assorted. &C., &c. .s01 fect fu.e: engine
Sales 10 commence At O'Clock m, on thc,loh 1aT
trty Is disposed o.. -
Terms-Cash, in Government Funds. dcpoai1 will
be required from all purchasers the aay OF sale
Reasonable time allowed for the removal Of property
by oyter Of Hvt. Hal. Gen. j, l.. Dou1l1<oa, Chlsf
Qda!ternastcE, II. D. +. E, B. KIRK,
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