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Erporta Y esteraay.

LTyERPOOL-B ship Ida Wordan-ol9 bales Of
cotton $500 slaves
HAYANA-Br schr Mischief--5o csks water $50
plgs mdse
TAMPtGO-- Br schr Emma-I90oG feet lumber
GALYESpON-S Steamer Elizabeth-25 bbls flour
500 SKIS corn 800 bales hay
SABINE PASs--Schr Mary Emiy-lO6 bbls Of
-four bbls sugar bbls molasses 1856 SKIS corn and
sundries aa
PENsACoLA-sohr Anna Walters-20O SKIS of
corn and sundries
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train Railroad Agent, 1. C. Harris, corner oil
Camp and Common streets,
AMAZON FOR CINCINNATI. - This new and
splendid passenger packet, Captain H. j. yintou
commander, and MIR. II. D. Crane in the
office, leaves to-day at P NJ, for Memphis Cairo,
Louisville and Cincinnati, connecting with the
railroads for all points East and West We cheer
fully commend this packet to our friends and the
public generally. She is a staunch and safe
steamer, with fine passenger accommodations.
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Elarine 5gnteaigente.
oRRsusEE oFFlcE. No. 81 CAsrP srRETT. ,
Tuesday, May %, 1866.
Cleared Yesterday.

Tuesday, May % 1866.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamer Elizabeth Read, Sinclair, for Galveston,
Halves & Bowen
Br ship Ida, Worden, for Liverpool,
Marcy, Meggett Maury
Bark Sunshine, Parker for Cienfuegos, in ballast,
Bark Oak Ridge Glnn for Cardenas, in ballast
Br sohr Mischief, oliphant fer Havana,
Goldenbow & Lesparre
Br schr Emma, Mccartney, for Tampico, Master
Schr Mary Emily, Martin, for Sabine Pass,
Err Poole
sem Anna, waters, Tor PENSACOLA, Master
Barge Bob Shipper, Huwes for Galveston, in bal
last, Halves & Bowen
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LAFOURCHR.

REGULAR COAST AND RAYoU IAFoURCHE Pa ctzEr
TWICE WEEK
Leaves every TUESDAY a. P M, and every SATURDAY
a. l0A. n
Steamer j. NJ. sHARP--HENRY sTRECK, Master, JOS
DAAFERES Clerk -
TOR THTBODAUxEKLhE PAINTCOuRT
VILE Napoeonyille, Donaldsonyille and ali ipteFmedste
coast laDdings-Wi leave regularly as above
The J. N Sharp win give particular attention to coast
sght and passengers and will continue in the Rde p@nn
nently. For freight passage apply on board
r Shippers, in all easeG for the payment
Oh Hsight j. s, RELF, Tchoupisoulas street.
YIRGINLUS @. DENTZEI. Advertising Agsnt.
Ths j. NJ Sharp will take ali freight through LOsEpOrt as
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MILLING AFFAla.-We are informed that Mr.
sam Brodnax was Killed on Tuesday niabt ~ NJ
9ep. Morrison, son Of Msjor Morrison. Fhe aITs;r
occurred az Butcher Arnoldls Place y sn 1920
elght or nine miles from Columbus. on the 81
Mary's road Without youehing for detaiJs W. We
give the information furnished u.s. an gSysn .
reliable source Morrison had been raissi1o 49,
from his place. He thought, from faiT eviSarnss
that the negroes who occupied Mr.. Arnola,s MAJ
We're the thieves. Procuring the aid Of seysrsi
citizens. be went Tuesday night to arrest the fres5
men. The latter appealed to Mr.. Brodaax. VIM
lived near by, for protection. He. desirous If
seeing Justice done, armed himself with 4 donbls.
barreled gun, and proceeded to the spot.
AZ he approached, some words ensued between
him and Morrison, When to some assertion Of lie
former, the latter gave the lie. Brodnax instantly
ared, wpunding Morrison Ia the hand and left arm
and side. Before be could fire the second barrel.
AoiTisen, also armed with double barreled gun,
lodged lead in his breast, killing Brodnax in
atanty. Our informant states thatthe people gen
slaliy Justified Morrison. Both parties were be
sNeen twenty light and thirty years Of age. Be-
Sond this we know nothing OF the affair.
4, olhce NE above was ID type we learn that Mr.
was more seriously wounded than at first
w opposed the ball having taken effect in the left
ssAas' aau Tears are entertained that he may not
AsoeYer'-l columbus tGa.) Sun.
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oPELOUsAs.

Leaves New Orleans EVERY WEDNESDAY, AtbF.
tJfOH OEA ELO USA9, WASHINGTON, FORT BAhtshi
A stmmsport Mouth bayou Rouge, and al tnermea1sit
landings Bayou Gourtabls8u Atchataaya rVertht
regular New Orleans and opelOusss weekly packet SessT
Irene, o. Hnckley master, Al, henison, clerk, VIII
leave above. For FREIGHT apply on board or to
J, L. GARLIN, 80 Old Leves street.
VIRGINIUS G, DENTHEL, Advertising Agent
n BThs steamer Irene viii land passengers az any Peut
the
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y STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILIZE.

GULF sTEAMPHP LINE-.VIA MISSISSIPPI. RIyI y
10 leave port EVERY ALTERNATE DAY.
FOE MOBILE. SELMA AND MONTGOMERY
AA-oompoSod of the following screw stoaushpst
Alliance, ....
II. J. AGNEw, Commander
Planet,
9. H HALLowELL. Commander.
ExncG,
q. P WASHBURN, Commander.
G. Castro,
GEO. KAsTNER, Commander.
These steamers all insure the lowest rates. and will take
freight for all points the Alabama river giving through
bills Of adng with privilege of reshippug at Mobile They
will also receive freight Mobile tor New Orleans to be for.
varied mp the Mississippi river to Atlantic ports
charge for forwarding except actual cost of transport
alton.
Every facility and accommodation will be given TO shin
peH and consiguees
shippers will please procure orders at the Agents. office
before shipping and viii have their bills sdug signed at
Inc Same place PERKINS 4 HERsEY,
S. JONES' Agents.
2s CArondelet street, New UrlesnsL La.
STEWART Osborne Agents in Mobile.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE DAILY LINE
MORGAN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL, STEAMERS.
Leaves TUESDAY, May 22d, on IN. orr,r., =, a.,
fohtchartran Railroad tram -
E'O& MOBHLE-THE NEW IRON SIDE WHEEL
aud low pressure steamer
Louise.
JAMES HOPKINS, Commander
VIII u, leave as above, carrying the U. s. Mails
NJ 'S"sN az 1he AGENTS Office until 81
N Sskeo at greatly reduced prices per NEW Tariff
RS-CoM oil received IN metal packages only
l. @. HARRIS, Aren't
Corner Camp and Common streets
Leaves on TUESDAY, 22d Inst, Mt try. from The
head of the New Basin
'oR MOBILE, MONTGOMERY. SELMA GAIA.
= ~ and ~ way landings the Alabama KyerIiln
As above. " 'N'' Nlas'eir VIII leave
For Freight apply board, or to
slNAOTf, ADAMS 4 WAYNE
~ Commercial Place.
REGULAR ALABAMA RIVER DIRECT.
Leaves on TUESDAY, 22d inst, at p NJ from thu had f
tho New Basin
E|OE MOBILE, MpNTGOMERY SELMA Avn ,Yr
way landings the Alabama Riger-fbs 4 ~, 5 a -
sEiesns, Juo Murray maEtcr will leayp ebove rom t6e
leHa Vi the new Basin For re t apply on b0 I'd or To
HUNTING ON 4 BRO, 80 patrbez strsat
CLIFFORD WAYNE, ~ Commerrigl Place
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Br schr Syhil, 0lde, from Cienfuegos, to J Avet-
Cargo 27O hhds 20 ties so bbls lnolasses so half
bbls do to Avet
Steamship Ceres, Dick, from Havana, to Baotjer &
DeYertu
NIX schr Neptune, Ribas. from Havana. to master
with l25 hhds and 100 bbls molassss to order
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XAzOo.
VIeKsBURa AM

FIHksBIRa AND YA2oO RIVER PACKET.
~, Leaves Eickshurg EVERY TUESDAY. at5FM
N'N4A, %9SEEN MOOD, LEFLuRE, YAZOO CITY
- ana All intermediate landings also taking freight Fr
SnSGhie and Yuaeushe rivers connects at Green
Nop win packets for renHiAphe new light draft passD
ger steamer Countess John Hendrfsnn master chs
SIaaer clerk. will leave above connecting with packet
Grey Eagle, from New Orleans F
]. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
3 Fulton street.
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ConsIsnees.

| N0nSiBneeS.
! Per bark Kate Stamler, from New York-A Levi
J Chaffe Bro-Atlantic and Miss S Cot K
| Finlay-J Gauehe-Jno Hardie SEQ N Jack
son--E Palmer &co-L Sturteyant &co-L Bier
Hans J Waterman-R NJ Denman &co-Henry
Herbert-E ] Hart &co-T Henderson--D Hum.
brecht-J Manoo &eo-Don Dara-E A Writer'S
&co--W 81 j McCracken-H Mullen &co-'r ]
Ramson--Horter, Peterson & Fenner-J Keller
w P Converse jr-S q Moore &eo--Aiken g. Rain
ey-.-Levi y RavraD Kelham &co-W McCracken
Elliott Il Observation-Disclosures Newman &co-P
Antoni-P Dwyer-G w Sizer-Pothoff & Knight
B H Observation-Disclosures & Gaines-J Adams SEQ
Kent, Thomae Il Carter-C O Sampson-W Lietch
Hoffman d Marks-St Charles st railroad--Ames &
Wnodbury--Riee Bros &eo--E + Mioton--Hill &
Yeazie-GfieR Byrnes--E Breen-McComb / &
Shepard, Abbott &co-Adler, Easy &co-Bouton.
Smith Y Denman-L A Glllman-W H Mcclellan
John Phelps-L Weil-Jos Simon--J H Carter--J
Breen-T Ransom &co--H J Mullen &co--M Keep
per-T w Marsden-Payne, Huntington &co--J
Bonualfe--G NJ Bayly &co-J Fl Keep Lum-
= Weis-C II Socomb--Kearney, Blois eco
Summers Brannin--J Turuell-Cohn & Phelps
z Dnnham-O Robin-Blake q ToYer-W Mills
6co-Barnes, Ward &eo-E Thompson &co-.E L
D Bonnett-McStea Value &co-AIitchell, Craig &
oo-G Fosdick-Daroy & Wheeler-H Curtin
\ NJ Todd &co-C I Buddecke--O Crawonski-E
Haeker-Tnrner q Waier-T H Tuber &co-B Pif-
fet-F Duconge-Gas works-Selby & D-Henry
PerryS Marx-A Bennett MaunselI &co-L
IlX--A koenig-Bscoe Simms-N Baune-
STARK, Staut1er &co-Kent, Thomae & Carter-aad
order
Per bark y Schultz, from New York; PiHet-
Nautre-G Faban-T Paderas-Sam Locke
L . Observation-Disclosures, Finlay &co-C II Slocom
Charpard & Lonhere-A P Clarke Bockboff-J /
Eyens---F Avet & Cambon--W & ] McCracken-
S Maunsell &co-G Morison--U Aiarinoni-St
Charles st RR-W P Converse ir-C G SAMPSON
Ncholson &co-S 2 Moore -Kearney, Blois
L Barringer-B Campiglio-Bridge & son~Car-
michel & Vizard-A @ Wilbur-Conner & Seixas
a D Grief-J W Platt--E G Palmer &co-Gordon
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GIALW E5TO ola N0LA.
FOR GALVESTON, MDIANoIA AND 1AvAoA.
MORGAN LINE
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
Leaves on THURSDAY, cath May, at 8 An
PASSAGE TO GALVESTON. .s2l
PASSAGE TO INDIANOLA. 80
Freight to Galveston, GndanolA Lavsca a. Galveston
rates as per new tariff
Freghts delivered Layaea BY lighters free of extra charge
The low pressure sidewheel steamship
Harlan,
JOHN LEWIS, Commander,
VIII leave as above from the foot of st. Joseph street.
For freight passage apply to
l. c. HARRIS,
Corner Camp and Common streets
Bills of lading signed at the Agents office.
These steamers, carrying the U. e. Mais leave punctua
as advertised.
Coal Oil received in metal packages only.
RAJ steamer Of this line will every third day for
above ports.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Alabama, Limeburner from New York
18th inst, to G L Laughland-1st district
Steamship Star of the Union, Blanchard, from New
York, 18th inst, to A Moulton-2d district
Steamship Lillian, Olsen, from Lavaca Iudianola
and Galveston, to Geo A Fosdiok-lst dist "a
steamship Beaufort, Hutchings, from Apalaehicoia,
to L N Merritt-lst district 16
Bark Kate Stamler, Crawford, so days from New
York, to G W Hynson &co-3d district
Brig G J Geery, Ward So days from Boston, to
Nv Hynson &co-3d district
Schr sallie Aiken, Godfrey, 80 days from New
York, to master-lst district "a
TowBoATs.
America, Maekay, from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea 18th inst, barks Sarah Payson, st
Ives and sehr Queen of the West-Brought up
Kate Stamler
Republic, Sturtvant from the Passes-Towed
down and to sea barks Netty Merryman, Ar.
thur and Cairo, schr Flying Scud-Brought up
sehr Sailie Aiken, and to Quarantine Sp bark
Espania
STEAMBOATS,.
Amazon, Yinten, from Cincinnati
Gen J A Quitman, Cannon, from Vieksburg.
d Hnde, Forgsy, from ST Aartinsville.
Douboon, Harrison, from Shreveport.
Cornie Aucoin, from Thbodaux.
Plain City, Bassett, from Fort Jackson
Latourche No 2, Sharpe, from Latourche.
Rosalie Juason, Davis from Louisville
Cotie, Rawlings, from Warsaw
81 Nicholas, Heno from Bayou Sara.
LafeuTche, Batanco, from Bayou Sara,
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STEAMSHIPS.
N Ew YORK.

: N EW YORK.
NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOE NEW YORK DEREoF-rHE NEW
and splendid sidewheol stoamships--
MORNING STAR. .2iOO tons.... Howes, Commander.
EVENING STAR. .2OI5 TONS. Delaney, Commander
GUIDING STAR. 1886 tons... Berry, Commander
RISING STAR. 900 TONS. Nelson, Commander
The new and hrst-class steamships
MISSISSIPPI 1900 toms. .Furbur, Commanding
hERRIhAcK....... 300 tons. .vansice Commanding
aAklFoSA.....,..l 200 TONS. Quick, Commanding.
MONTEREY. 1900 tons. Whitman Commanding
The Line composed largest and most elegant
chips which have been built this country any home
line They in respect fitted service and the
route upon which they Their
are not exeeed by those other world
Passage in side wheel ships cabin $780, second cabin
$40 Passage in screw ships first cabin, 500.
Freight will be received the Companys warehouse on the
landing at all times during business hours cOmpaays
line.
FOE freight or passage spplyto
J. N. ooURTENAY, Agent
So Gsrondeet street.
FOR NEW YORK.
oRoMWELLs N Y AND N. o. STEAMSHIP LINE.
To sail on SUNDAY May 27th atsAM
FOE NEW YORK-THE FAST AND REGULAR
steamship
Star of the Union,
A. BLANCHARD, Commander.
will leave her wharf Toulouse street, Second District
above.
First Cabin Passage.
For freight passage apply to
---- ALFRED MoULroN, Il osronaelet street.
O.
BOSTON.
FOR Observation-Disclosures LINE
To sail WEDNESDAY, May q, atsAM
FOR BOsTON-THE MAGNIFICENT OCEAN
steamship Remington,
CAPT. NJ. P. HEDGE,
wl san positively above from Post 49, Fourth District
For freight passage having unsurpassed Recommendations
apply 10
oREEFY, MCPHERSON CO.,
CornerCarondoet and Gsayier Streets
RUTLER, TERRV d co.,
tBAxTER J. BUTLER, vicksburg, Miss, ADAM CITIZEN,
New Orleans, RHos. L. TERRY, Trsason, La EDW, NJ.
EiGHEsoN, vicksburg, Bissl
Cotton Factors, General GOmnssslOn and
Forwarding Merchants,
No " POydras street, tfrast office no-utairsi
A. F. JONES.
Cotton Broker,
Ip4 COMMON STREET.
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Bclow-Coming Up,

Bark 2 Shultz, Anderson, from New York, 70 G "
Hyhson SEQ
Bark R 9 Rollins, --, from Havana
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NaEeeIpta by RnIIronds
n. o., Q. & G. W. R. R.-May Ais bales moss
~ Iete-ll do Q Steiner-l0 hf do l bales cotton
Wright & Hull-15 hides B L Mann &co-5 do and
lot eggs Z SnrIe-SnMdries 70 order
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WATERING PLACES.

----------
SEA suopr rry,
w cL.f-t5. ESSAY ST. LOUIS PASS
0'''' i''i0N' ana oo'"3 Springs.
''' '''SDD' anu very ''' , 10" pressure steamer
A, p BOARDMAN, Master,
VIII hereafter continue her trips rs follows:
MoNDAYS.7 ~ 'cloek A n. FonteAsrtrain r T. Train.
TUESDAYS 9o'eiockA M.
THURSDAYS, o'clock =, y =.
SATURDAYS O'clock "
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STEAMBOATS,,

STEAMBOATS,.
CAMDEN. TRENTON. ETC
Leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY, ut BEN
FOR BAYOU MACON, LOWER TENsAs
aD5 Bsyeq az I s9 Lutte River
sonburg1he splendid steamer Col tic g. Raw
ms master uss cerk will leave gulary above com
wiNBURN AGENT 81 Ma assES s strs5 on
trade during the can season s upon 5 boat IN in the
anu TkdISGs e 6 6sEf2i Pay advertising Agent
REGULAR WEEKLY oUAcHITA PACKET.
T1ow :, Lsn Esg sysFy sA ApTs2 atss &
md s saGags S ss asf "gndng
Inc last alas-Wheel passenger steamer
Vicksburg,
On place Of the steamer Elnora)
JOHN W. 9oBIN Master, G. PRESS WORK. Clerk,
win leave above The vcksburg will take freight for ali
shipping on the Alice and for all landings bayou barbonpe
and oay9n Bartholomew, with privilege of reshppng on
For freight Or passage arply on board, or to
GEO, D HlTE, 81 Gravier street, stGirB
TRaSGS bN TS9fapt %dvsr s'fss Agent
STEAMER SWAN.
REGULAR BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW AND SALINE
FoR BAYoM MA RrIfo LoMEw AVID
which Consigned The care Of steamer swan .reSi
be BE t es Ssa at Trenton o.. free # and sn
N c. GULLETT, Agent
No. IS Matches street
CINCINNATI.
Leaves on TUESDAY, 22d inst st Pm
EOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, AND ALI,
intermediate anuings-The and elegant passenger
steamer AmnzOn, IT, j. Finton, master H. b. Crane
clerk will leave above. For freight passage amply on
board or to A BRITTON Agent ~
5 Front street
The Amazon takes freight for all the Bends
VIRGINIUS C. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
LOUISVILLE.
REGULAR LOUISVILLE LINE.
Leaves positively SATURDAY, May 18th, at 5pM
EHOR L0UESYILLE, EVANSVILLE, CAIRO
cc!Gmbus, Memphis, Vcksburg Matches etc
The new, fast and unsurpassed accommodation steamer
Indiana,
J. s. NEAL Master,
VIII leave this port for Louisville Ky all intermediate
landings tho river above
For spaeousness and elegance of cabin attention and
comfort to passengers this boat cannot he surpassed
plan OF her cabin be and state rooms epgagea
upon application for freight passage to
.= MARTIN, DoLHoNDE COBB, Agents,
No 3 hatcher street,
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BOEUF RIvHB

REGULAR RGUE RIVER PACKET
Leaves New Orleans EYERY Wan EsnhV
Ef0R JOS ESP Ian EENas PR4IRiF A. A. tN y m
= Thomas Landing Gum Point Red Mouth 7iS i'
ing and Point IehcrscnThes splendid nHcRet A H.
=" w. W billiard: master, leaves Harison6TTS ~ az
thIpAf upon the arrival Of the sermer Coe For fo;t
or passage apply to H. WTNBIIPIN E9r lteisht
O.r u, ", -, OIL Magazine street.
VRGINIUs c. pENTzEI 4dye esislns st gsst
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE.
To sail on TUESDAY, 22d inst, at o'clock PM
FoR LIyERPOOL-THE SPLENDID OCEAN
steamship Copeordia,
WINTHROP SEARS, Commander,
Having bean unavodaby detained will positively as
Advertised
Passengers will please be on board at the hour.
For PASSAGE having accommodations for limited number of
apply to
.. CREEPY, NIoKERsoN 4 co,
Corner carondelst and Cravisr streets.
FOE MISREPRESENTATION PASSAGE So CUR
.. RENCY.
To Gail WEDNESDAY, Muy 23d, st4r.M
HOE LEvEGPGOL-THE SPLENDID STEAM.
ship ...-- ..
Bolivian.
Cargo Is nov beng received at tho Company's Wharf
Third District for the steamer sailing punctuay on
the ed Of MAY at O'Clock n, and 10 i.
followed ~ tbo FLORIDA
Cabin passage Liverpool s2s in gold, or iss equivalent
IN y, S. Currency.
For freight or passage, apply to
HUNTER AsKEw d CO., Il oarondelet street.
INSURANCE by these steamsra done in london at ONE
PER CENT and policies for granted here to shippers
% Bills of lsdng for this Company (which can only be
igne@ viii he had Mt the AFsnfs Office as sbove
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GALvEsToN--IrSDIANoLA.
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STEAM EoATs. !
sr. LOUIS.

ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP co.,.
NY's BOATS, nj
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES DAILY MAN
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MEDICAL Pcnvrrons osyscE,
Wlsns0rss. d G., teh. 8, uss.
AvP nv MEDICINES BELONGING To


GALE OF MEDICINES BELONGING Io
y THE MEDICAL DEPARrAfnT OF ThE Atsf.-
An Auction Sale OF Valuable hE5itas-o Us DIso'
a. red by toe Medical Depaeat u. 5 Army VIII be sa
a. TN. city ThURsDAi tho 10 day Of Mach ne, IsT and
nou.es Iocs sd o1 Jad1ly square, FIN aid scet ose<
col the Citf Han A.. .,,..
Thu Meicln~s The odfel rnctsees and the sl'e
s,op Of the trsde u invited IN gale, WHICH yin en"'seo
a., follovvins principal srtcks, VII;
sulpburc Rtherfs 81 b Aooio. $50 bottes Compouna
SspYis Of Xtlser 5Oe n S,upi~ C~rsis OD Chhfdrn
Iso n, fluid EIirse4 q bucbu. 10 O. Fluid EIra6 Q,
rironoas 500 u Pnd Errvct Of pecscsanbs Zsa D fissd
FItrsci Of RhobSb, 2e d Mas. Hyasrs. zse D Doysr'
Sowdrr, 2So n Cod Lvrs On or bsats Csmps'f rus
Pils I.OCs dezee odee 2. fotss<am 20 p RAasrt 70
,so,nd norris OF LAveudx 30 NJ bcSde stbes sst,ess
xs,5 al nv Articles Of the hatevs HsSsos u ios sz
- IA tie sbove VIII b. o6srsd for ssleL
Cstiosaes containing ooppse est vts tah pssssssss
sin Be- r~sly ~ ths i1sh fsst
SSs Ssys w snsSsA y R''sSSsHssssSr rnnsv'as IA
sfessf's fs1kS RwSvvur
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p. E. BuLKLEI. AUciioneer.

I ARGE SALE Of REAL ESTATE-Storof
o. " s.hin.ton sud w.ssis with bu'khrad snd vl,f
rgh, tbe wren Spring and Cbsrton sts) Lots on l2h
lGd Igrb and l42dss AsJ,tvo houses on haniinsdol @
Brooiiyn b-tsrYr Cost sud Chnionsis
r. C. DULELEy will ,ell on TUESDAY, March 9. $, p.
o'eoct 1t I'll. IL cbauso ssroom No. III Bfo-dwsy rs
following valuable property:
wuHiSer,s 1T The q story brcl boildins Anown e'
sos SO8 aud Sic between spring and Chaftop s1s. o'
40-lI5 building covers IN, whole plot.
WErsr.-Tb. story stor, NO , We'ts, LOT ~ ~ -
inches The story store No. 1s Wr'ts; lot p. ~
g. peie.
BrIKHYAD AVID VsryR.RIaH1 IN front OF tie hove
tn. Who'll. Of th, property Washinston and "s''"~
form, plot H. front on WsIngto-s'. BY ~! II ho~'
running through to West 81 ooverrd WIN '"O'h '
brt bui ding With the bn hh.sd sid water rs II h'h'
and veil worthy the ntion Of capitalists aud investors
IIpsr -Four Iot, norsh side Of N4a't tS r. est Of
ll'hsye.
lopr~-Two lot, ,ouh lido Of io?d.,.. IS n. rat Of
lHsve.
l?rs.vE--Tro io,s rat I'D. IS q. north Of iDthst
18Th ,1-Op. ~, borh side loo r. csst d l?h'sy".
ysuab. pc3 Il sroupd i:n-sve.. ao'h snd nahs'nn
a., 10 ft on tb. av.nus Z2s f Issh and lD fec'
inches on es.,-,y hs- runnin- through 10 hahstsn't
BAooXLYn FzorzRrr HtsrIssDos sr.-Fhc ibr""-'io
.oop AID cellar bIcs hours Mo- II sid - huNns
don g. q BY sbout q lots leof. deep wei bui' and In
rood order. rosse"Ion May J..
Fol Map stpy the orice. No q W. 81 i'unocy csuit
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SALE OF SURPLUS

N HARD RREAD-sesed Propo'n . ~ u.p,ea" "'l
H. ,s.e,v,d NJ ths Office dAy sd o. "ned ~ - ecss Oh
S,bpsry for me pnrcbasr Of Aaipus GOUD HARD bRtAD
o. hand a. ti.f drprf. - ,,o, - ...h AN an.
She Bread 10 ~ BOXES OF tty lg1 po"n osoh ~ nv
49, ispscrd esrb boa hav ng bern opened e1
,S - ,i.t ,,.-coopsr,6 aud boz allowed Tepec-d
80, 4 a 40 com. up 70 the standard issue TO tfoops.
-. nuo, received for less than TWENTY t2Ol boxes fhr'
ssasrs will delivered Oh board o. transports WHhou 81
ne, ss 10 tbs purchaser. 80 II, ,
Payn,i ronr-J W Government fnDd9 on notification OF
.ct,pnncs Of bid Twenty Days SLOWED mrbssTfs 20 r.
NOV, stores AhOud cation h. rostd during TINS Hne
N, TIM 80 loo, viii De considered fropoals 90 BE- Ia
Agreed on n, -uveopr IT posas r Hard bread END se
L,,,d 10 IHtMAS li.SON, Breve; Lieu, Col.
snd e. :. II. :. A., fIeY,t BTig- Gen Won,
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FHILADELPhA bsyor, FEB. u. l',i.)
GALE OF HARAESS.-WIl be sold, OF
- public suction a. tie United stH'e' Govrnm,d Msf.
bou.- Hano,-Ys, wLsIf Phi ad-lphi P'-. WtDNf =
DAY t-Gasry ~ 1906 commencing al ~ oc.oc1 nI tbe
10 o. ms described Harness viz:
10 nj, q sets L-sd Mule Hsrness worn.
az single .t1s Nh-el Maze uArnsss, wo..
Z, singL. sr;s l>sad Hor-e Harussi, good
s. singie sets " 5ec Horse Harne.s good
80 sins1e sets Lad AuDniagc- bnrncss, good.
al Single WHEEL A-abulnnc- Humrss, worn
Terms Of sale, essh. IN 0yYernH'Li iuB5s . -
h. order OF col. WM. ". MoniM.
CHEF Qaartermasiri Phi4adr phla Depo<
HENRY BOWMAN.
larsain and Assistant Quart TLIs'tsI