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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-09-08
REMEMBER THIS is NOT LoTrERYl

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TheGft 10 which small that
the benefited
HINT-Bear HIGHEST and
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iroads md sanho commission VIII be paid
Posfhc
enclose return postage
ssAi communications ioriHs addresei
H. Ii. CLIFFORD, Agent,
Lock Box 500. Memphis. Tenn.
tina apply fntsst hrste numbers.
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personal property
for
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO ALI
PRINCIPAL CITIES.


J'HREE DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
| leave depot of Memphis and Louisville
Railroad, ut hend of Main street, as follows:
ist--Day Express. stopping at principal Stations
only, az 1870 a.m. daily making connections
with all rOutes.
Reaching Nashville in..."'...'-~-lb Hours
louisville in...............~lS%
4" Cincinnati in....~"...'..262
f" Indianapolis in~......".24
" New York in....~.......-6l
u. Night Express. every day at A 80 q pm,
making close connections at Cairo with Illinois
Central Railroad for st. Louis. Chicago and
all Western Cities: at Nashville. with Nash
villa and Chattanooga Railroad, 20 all places IN
Middle aud East Tennessee, Virginia and
North Carolina; at Louisville passengers have
choice OF route, via Jacksonville and Louis
vile RadIOad. or Mail Boat TO Cincinnati and
all Northern and Eastern cities.
"a. ST. Louis Express, at lO:OO p. m, every
day, through TO Columbus without change OF
cars making close connection at Cairo with IL
hnois Central Railroad. for all points North
and East. Trains arrive
Day Express t..-.-.--...................Z;lU pm.
Night Express at.....-.............'...''243 PIN
St. Louis Express~.....s.~.................s am.
Through tickets and all information can be
obtained at Ticket Office, corner Of Main and
Jefferson streets, and at Depot office, Memphis.
SAM. B. JONES,
General Superintendent
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ca D. H. EVANS, @
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
No. If Monroe Street,

M EMBHIS, TENNESSEE,
HAS IN STORE AND FOR SALE. AT
III the lowest market rates.
1000 bbls Whiskey, various grades.
IS x pipes Cognac Brandy.
10 puncheons Jamaica Rum.
10 pipes Holland and Schiedam Gin.
$50 Il casks Madeira, Sherry and Port Wines.
100 baskets Piper Heidsieck Champagne.
rs cases Chas. Ferrie Champagne. Imperial
and Cabinet.
50 eases Green Seal Champagne.
800 do Boxers. bostetter's and Plantation
BttfIs.
Ale and Porter----Direct Importation.
500 casks Guinness & Sons Dublin Brown
Stout.
$50 casks Barkly, Perkins & Co.'s London Por-
ter, in pinIs and quarts.
$50 casks Youngers' Edinburgh Ale, in stone
jugs.
100 casks Campbell q Co.'s Strong Ale, in pints
and quarts.
$50 cases Jeffry's Sparkling Ale, in pts. and ats.
90 do Tennent's Glasgow Ale. pints.
Together with full stock of draught Ale.
Hotels. restaurants and private families sup
Piled with Ale and Porter, in quantities to sui;
lone doz. or upward. D. II. EVANS,
a IA Monroe Street.
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Three Daily Passenger Trains.
Through 10 louisville Without
Change of Cars.

elegant sleeping Cars on all
Trains.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. AGNES ACADEMY.
THE FALL TERM and 32d SESSION
or THE
st. Agnes Acr denny
Opens ON Monday, Sd Of Sept.

THE INSTITUTION STANDS IN THE
i center of extensive and highly improved
grounds, in part tastefuly laid out and set with
rare plants aud shrubbery. The conyenienee OF
access to Memphis from all parts of the. West
and South, and the acknowledged heaithful-
ness of the city recommend it as point highly
favorable for the location of literary ins.itu-
tons. The course of studies comprise all the
branches, useful and ornamental. that are usu-
ally taught. The academic year consists OF two
sessions of five months each; the first com
mencing on the first Monday in September;
the second on the first Monday in February.
Parents and guardians are permitted to visit
their daughters and wards only on Thursdays.
Parents and others wishing to place children
in the institution will be received on any day.
No visitors admitted on Sundays.
Letters to be addressed to the M other Supe-
rior of ST. Agnes Academy.
For further particulars. see Catalogue.
The institution on Third street. between
Washington and Poplar, hitherto known as the
st. Agnes Academy Day-schOol. will hencetorth
be called "Notre Dame De La Sallette," and
will open on the Sd of September.
i"Notre Dame Dc La Sallette is 10 every
respect on n par with the st. Agnes Academy.
on Vance street. and entitled to confer the same
honorary distinctions on graduates.
For further particulars, apply 10 the Academy
of La Sallette.
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THROUH To NASHVILLE
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS,

THRoUH To NASHVILLE
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
Time as Good as by Amy Other
Route.
Passengers from Mobile and New Orleans
Make Close Connections at
Grand Junction and COrinth.
No Delay at any Point on the Whole
Line TO New York.
Magnificent Palace Sleeping Cars At
tsehed TO all Might Trains.
Baggage Checked Through to ali Impor-
tant Points.
Through Tickets Sold at Rates as Low
as 6y any Other Route
The Roads composing this Great Route have
been IN successful operation one year since the
close ofthe war--have been thoroughly repaired.
and provided with new and permanent Brdges
added largely 10 the quantity and quality Of
their Rollins Stock. and for safety ana Com
tort are
Unsurpassed by Any Other
Route.
Mail Train leaving Memphis at Z an. con-
meets at CHATTANOOGA with trains Tor all import
ant points in Georgia. East Tennessee, Virginia.
North and South Carolina.
Passengers for points south Of Grand juno
ton. or for points on Mobile A Ohio Railroad.
either north OF south Of COrinth. leave Mem
phis at an.
~ For Through Tickets and further inior-
mstion. apply At the ComDany's Office, No. Il
Court street. Memphis.
e. Through Tickets can be procured at all
Railroad Ticket Offices in New Orleans also.
az Canton. Miss, Grand Junction and Corinth.
W. J. ROSS.
General Superintendent.
WI. DANLET. Gent Ticket Agent. rs
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Memphis 4 Charleston Railroad



Notice to shippers.
uNHE MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON RAIL-
/ road Company Is prepared to receive ana
pay steamboat charges and drayage on freight
consigned TO parties at all points where agen-
cies are established, both on its own road as
we'll as on the Mississippi Central Railroad and
all other connecting lines. Where there IL no
agent ut points Of destination 20 collect charges
and freight, prepayment must be made in Mem
phis. w. j. ROSS,
% General Superintendent
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS
BETWEEN
Memphis and the Dastern Cities.
The Great BroadGauge
Atlantic and Great Western
VIZ q $500. =, = a ga sz%sslT
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Magnificent Palace Sleeping Cars A
tached to all Might Trains.
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NOTICE PARTICULARS

that detail Ss to selling ana
be AND carried
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already made out leaving blank only te
description he
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4 Gatlnnt senaral.

| Notwithstanding the abuse which has been
lhespea upoa General Butler from all parts Of the
country, there is one phasis in his career which
| no nrint or sneaker, South, West East or North
has vet adyerted to. During the late war Butter
was 4 Major General OF volunteers in the army OF
tbe United States, and, up to the promotion of
ce,eraj Grant to be lieutenant General was the
emo, except as regarded seniority of any officer
y M seryice He led armies and administered the
aaairs Of conquered States. During his official
career General asler was as chary of his reputa-
ton as any fiery youngster fresh from West Point
or Annapolis he punished with fine or imprison-
ment old men, women and children, even for a
look which threatened him with insult.
But now that he has put OFF the insignia of rank,
this cherished Mars of New England bears the
most searching inuendo and the NEST direct insult
with an equanimity which might excite the rivalry
of Job. General Grant accuses him, in good set
terms, of inertness and ineompetency; the land
lord of New York hotel implores him to leave, be-
cause General A. and Judge 5. and Congressman
X. declare they will not remain an hour under the
same roof with him. Towards the Lieutenant
General he shows his luminosity by publishing his
refusal to accept an invitation to dinner party
and he leaves the hotel with the piteous exclama.
ton that New York city is more rebellious than
New Orleans. y
The Northern newspapers, the pulpit orators
and the radicals in Congress, have made many q
ding against Southern chivalrys during the war
aud since but they can point to no instance in the
ranks Of the Southern armies SO wofuily devoid of
all that constitutes responsibility and manhood as
their Wanted warrior from Lowell has exhibited.
The caifskin becomes him more than lions hide,
and Benjamin F. Butler, the tyrant Of New Or
leans, the terror of New York city, and the boast
of New England, is now the butt of every scrib-
bier and holiday orator who lacks a worthier sub
ject.
Can the New York Tribune, or the Chicago Re
publican, explain TO how this giant of yester-
day, .. a
' with hlood4red tressss glstsning in the snu,
With death shot glowing in his fiery Hands,
And eye that scotchelh all it looks upun,F
has weakened down TO become the mild ssa
passive lamb that is cRaed and pushed, and
kicked and snubbed wherever he appears
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gau aay eucr gHanaay ybsuag tu 49, 1885 Uup sh

bea.iag to quarters in every direction, as if
an enemy was about to storm the city. All these
measures were taken by order Of General Wilkn
son, aud for the sake Of preoaution, he not know
ing how far the ramt6caGons of Burr's partisaus
might have extended in the lower delta of the
Mississippi Our historical readers are acquainted
with the sequel of the expedition. Burr was cited
before civil tribunal in Virginia. and acquitted of
the charge of treason. After which, for number
OF years be left the country, and spent most of his
time in England and on the continent of Europe. As
fer the plan of expelliug the Spanish authorities
from Baton Rouge and the adjacent parishes over
the lake and towards Mobile, this was undertaken
by the inhabitants of those neighborhoods of New
Orleans some years after; and il certainly must
appear strange to Us in this day, that in those
times the people should have allowed power in
possession in such close proximity as the other
side of the Lake Pontchartrain, which is rightly
looked upon as o mere suburb of our city, and from
| whence most of the Indispensable necessaries Of
life, such as Goals, rewood fowls, eggs, poultry,
vegetables, ETC., are drawn for the daily consunp.
ton of our families. When we Travelled in
1888 in the Ouachita countries, had occasion to
see, as already stated, some of The lands Of that
great Spanish concession under the Baron Caron-
longing to some rich capitalists; among Others
lands belonging to the succession of the late Sc
phen Grard, and of which, if our memory is
correct, the Hon. Henry .Bry, of Monroe, then
was the agent.
We had an opportunity to visit this gentlegoan's
plsntaon, in close vicinity efthe town just named
aEd then learned of what already we had been
informed before by others, that for discipline
among his black slaves, he employed no other
means than that of Imprisonment or incarceration
en- Sundays, or depriving his aborers of the aceus
toned pleasure OF dancing and amusement. We
we're told that the prison house, however, since
o few examples had been made, had ever remained
unoccupied since 50 much for the never ceasng
slang thas all the planters employed only the
harsher treatment upon their plantations. Our ex-
perience has been various and for ore instance OF
cruel or severe handling of the black population,
we have known number Of creole families, par
tieularly on Red Riverwhere the negroes were ac-
tualy spoiled by their old masters and misresses-
who would deprive themselves of many comforts
in order to supply their darlings with store goods
| and town Injuries. However, we are well salts
fed with the present regime. Let every one white
as well as black work for their living the rich as
the white race will come ont the victor. The
white Northern race, in the hot southern sum- by
properly managing its hours of toll and labor will
show again, as it has done in the beginning of the
Louisiana settlement that in every respect it is the
master race, and will fully preserve its preroga-
tive.
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AUCTION SALES.

EXTENSIVE SALE or DRY GOODS AND Fanny
. Goods.
RY JOHN C. EE0HNE,
A1cuoSEEn Office and salesrosm, 50 Bezville strset
TUESDAY, hEnrch Goth mt 10 sseiaeyS a. M
Nv ms seesrooms No. 50 Bienve street, will be sold
Ase lots and packages of Foreign Den,ese Dry Goods
q Linen Lawns, Linen Checks,
French Plain Bipe cottonade,
. Attakapssand Check Cottonade
e Nainsooks, Swiss, Jaoo,iets, Null
4 Grenadines, Mohsir Mozan,b que,
Dotted Swiss aud Tape Check
Embroidered Eands, Linen Cambria
500 pieces Blesched and Brown cottans ''" '''''e"
900 = Ginghains H
100 " Cassmeres and Jeans,
100 $ Heavy Brown Drills,
100 : 81 Melton Cloth
, Ry- TFRMs-At sale. #,t0Ha
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SALE TO EFFECT A ARTITIoN-s15yEN WAT
Squares Of Ground in the Of city froptiu mn ~
customhcuse' BienVle, Cont. ST.. Louis aud TopIonss
streets. - NN''Nhe
RY g. DE FERRET, 80 .H
4ucTtosEER-otHse, No. ~ Roys, street e.
'E'H UtssBAX X, March 22, L $780, at o o,c,oot-
be sold &A'''i'ht1srs' EHchange,' will
il; ,h EN- EN- sFhENnlD SQUARES OF GROUND situated
me rear o. the city in the First aud Seeonk Dists T III;
SSaea INTO lots measuring 30 by 100 fet onnr on IN
streets ~"H'' 81 LOUIS ana toulouse
70 81 * third cash. and the balance on credit Of 6
y lohth secured by special mortgage ON the rooerty
cent Per cent interest maturity per
prvege Of paying the purchase price cash and win caase
aat 70 pc put IN possession at their expense
expense Of the purchaser 's'a' pAVNs' az 'e'
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MART LfquoRs.-Ir. George Gray, No. 81 Camp
street, has in store, viii be seen by his adver-
tisement, alsrge and complete stock of English,
Scotch and Irish ales and porters received by late
steamers Dealers and consumers may rely upon
brands offered fer sale ey him as genuine, coming
az they do, direct from the most celebrated brew.
ers of London Edithurc and Dnhlin -.
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Auction SAEAEE.


IMPORTANT BALE or UNITED STATES IRON CLAN
,uo,,, FL
The Lafayette" CINCINNATI and GaootaH.".
,.,...o.
ESE j. IL. WALTON az u1GSAsp L~Ha@
"@s
j. y, WALTON, AnChp II
~h' II
Office AZ Carondeet street, - ,,,,.--,.. .sg
<tAeE umeh Htfees.
rzrutANESrbA March n. ~
w sSB, ls8Vs Mt IA
ococ, NJ IN hazard tl,s ysssels .. -. , ,,,r,,,,
' ~ ~ ~ ~ respectively, NJ hLGIEhs, "
..1or mn f,r o.cor,. of t,r .
'"'' "'' ' " = a. s Navy Department, uhdof the
,,-.,.,o, .s W., n q
UNIV " " ~, PsyniRstar aud u g. Naval STORE
,.o- ,.P, \, an,
Keeper VII! ~ h" ppbio sucton following described
"''"'
NeEcF<.0t,. - -. rr.ss., s.,,,. yvor, fraS
"SSs"h VA INC oba'cO seAI'A SH"A1 ~'S'N
>. o,.,. ,,..a. ,.,,. i,.,,n,a ,,., ,..,,o ia ia.
gss, rtt " S fnh IN { 'c~esi u nc ene 4
my 1sp ~ nenes N "nete Thu ~ noe "n6 he o
p 9Is Ss9 Hnp e@ Ions Sp s
men sheet gam aproxmae weight Of plating 25 tonh Eas
| chi nd
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house and Quarter of Square Ground corner NJ pr
.a inifu s1fees-Vaeant lots on Washington ysn se
cn'S''"' and Fourth Streets Succession Of Tho Coma
| Giimour. '"V
| hh d. A' WALTON &5 DEsEoNBE. m
| j. B. WALTON, Auctioneer
| r,,,- Office, II Carondelet street
w EnREaDAY,A April 4, nj ne o,cTo.,. M
street. between Canal CussomoHse stre m hoy
Of The seeond p in 9ef The Hon John W. Ihomas Judge
Fhos G. GilmOur oeeeased viii be sold VI WIG 'eS7Son Oh
THE QUARTER OF THE SQUARE OF cpornn
% y Pfytani second Coliseum ana third areet
e Corner Of pyt4nia and Third streets with he
Inches a6a f thereon measuring 2T feet
on hd ses he 81 FIT 81 on r street depth
inches and lines in The rear lines anu III iees
s sGst elegant well D
ur ns and containing 5nin in the main largo hall drawing roS
aSsnE room i hs o S se1anJ large ed
oo VIII 6s,S contain Kitchen store room ETC. first
'esah ta IN front on the house first and third ooTs
gsGTds containing wash and ironing room COW stable 6
second a"o and a sfsS
fGneh house on The south grounds
yep bed Ioom all modern improvements and in
ahe5e are three large cerns the premises and the
@ are handsomely enbelsed with ornamental shade
sesa the whole ncosed BY substantial and ornamental
y, NINE LOTS OF GROUND, is the Fourth Ds,is: this
streets and Washington avenue designated by the Nos.
March, 1856
Lot No forms the of Chestnut and Fourth streets
md line Fourth street
depth front on Chestnut of lis feet between
parallel lines. ... a..... o.. l.g -" I,-
Lots Nos to 4incusive adoin each other and Lot No
md each SO front Fourth street by DEPTH be-
ween parallel lines. of ll3 feet US r IN q y
Lot No adjoins the above in the and measures a
inches and front Chestnut street 81 feet
inches and lines the BY depth OF LIS feet inches
and line. tNf5na ny.
Lot Ne forms the of Washington Avenue and Chest
nut srf cts and measures 32 feet inches line on Wash
ngton Avenue by depth and front Chestnut street OF ia
eet between parallel nes
Lots Nos ITO inclusive adjcin each other and Lot No
nd measure each feet front Washington Avenue Nv
epth Of lis feet, between parallel iaes. q ~ a
5y TRR4s-Oue fourth cash in u s. Treasury notes TIA
eainde in the the purchaser in
lie ordsr payable at two and three years bean
interest at the of six annnu from
maturity and eight per cent thereafter iEnos &
nd mortgage vendors privilege until fnal neS, p.
he purchaser will required keep the buianeg T-
ars& It'll the final payment of the notes tfansfe I'm
oielsa Of insurance to the vendor %Hs
Acts Of sale before George W, Chrty Notary Public nj
le expense Of the purchaser - 49," "t4sa al
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HY y. H. WALTON d DEsT.osDE


w 6 MnN Esi II A. 4; Aprii 4th, 1865 at
on Royal street. between Canal streets vi
! That well known choce and elicrIy 1ocoto, ,pfpzpr,
nir at o. sew ri, ans and more ,eepty oect
o o 1ne % o GAME s gsss%@ s5a fGS S1.t RAJ
stress '''1'u O' camp F"yo "s'"ne and Lsyet'
m lot 80 feet inches front on Camp street by Il
o" very apser Rs[s %sS I'm
or vaut rector Presdent and G@s T o Ga ss ape
parors aoo in the nan I"In THs mans ans
dYn wei finished d@sins house GS51
Tier ia o anon the o. modern Residence
bracng Offices kischeus ssoe.ro6,ns sIlss @TSe Soe ea
en- n ar nj ,es,sets The h,,sov and
quay hsvio been ere@tsa S b @ Sns % 's very
M CESS d@si1 70 COST expressly "' banking house an'
s roaii" az ' aoes e hes @ attention OF cspnl
central ocon mp tic most improving stTess II
yS.te ssnrs he w ,. r etG itS eqIness epPosit Ia
r. r. Rse sg b I% T9y s9Tr PI0peIty IN the city
remainder notes Of tic ciaser to his avn 0%dsr nv
the first Or January GS bearing Interest At tie rae Of gi.
cge until na payment Tic properly to lie kent eonsppt
md M ot G amount 81 w st1s pn nens by the purchaser
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON eRAy1ER Ann p,yg, pr
streets Dwelling Houses Store and stahlcs-aal, s pi
ton--E v sancier ve. Widow and Heirs of John p 1g-
bou5sser,ocket M 2a 442.s Second I,7s,.f,. o.. -.
Orleans.
4 u. IL. WALTON <& BESEQEDE,
r y.,ro, ,,,+,a,,n,.'
o. D. WALTON Anetiohesf
oHce-47 Carondsles street eo-,,s, ,,r,oo
- eS '''ee'' 'o'ne' tnioh
M EnE ESDAY, April is. 1896 mt n.
" O'Clock NJ at the Merchants and Auetioaeers FL.
change Royal street between CustonhouRo Canal streets
by virtue and in of order thu John
W. rhGmas Judge Of the Second District Court New Or
leans da ed March s. 1866 in the above entitled suit dorat
NO. 4i3, will be sold - - 1890
e d 1nTmo Soa hs Sg ct a"Tpss
pNrt Common and PhlippA streets DESIGNATED "a Lot No
measuring Is feet front on tiTavier street w Get
inches and 2 lines in the rear by depth of II feet on Ram
part the opposite line IS eet inches In lna AZ
right angle ending 3leet Rampant street thence Il
feet ind II inches tile rear ue together with die Hnnys
ments thereon, consisting Twotofy Brick House Win
hack buildings containing Kitchen servants room TN
first floor fitted up and 6ccupied for drup stora III 49,
story contains three rooms of good size sn.b fr Fon
,. a L3T on GROUND adjoining Lot No gnsc',atnn
Lot No Graver street in the snnare honded hg @
Rampart Common and PhlIppn streets neasurHS a cst
inches front Grave street. % on tho rear line BY
depth of 70 feet inches line nearest to jnua paaf
and on the line dividing from Lot IS feet nc"es to
tes thence line right angle 10 the line last
/! feet II uce together with improvements hereo en-
siSting Of story Brick Dwelling win hrcr fscL MI
ngs all in very good order MA Lonsr ront & ar pa!
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QuARTERMAsTER,
water IransporIation, foot Of S. Andrew street,

. OFFICE ASSISTANT CHARACTERISTICS, }
water transportation, foot Of ST. Andrew street,
-. ..#. New Orleans, March lG 1856
ssA'EU FDAY, tho ts9Eh day of March. $50,
~ at IL occk ut Post So Fourth District New Or
leans, will be sold at public auction
800 bushels Fine PI 9FSBURG COAL.
This Coal is suitable for the of Fonndes and Black
smiths
HIF- TgRns-Cash in U. s Treasury notes.
Coal to be removed by purchaser within i've 20 dBys from
date OF sale.
BY order OF Col j. G. CHANDLER, @. @ M, Depsrtipent
Il s. ALLEN, Breyes LAsnt Colonel, A @ N,
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AUCTION SALES.

LARGR AND IMPORTANT SALE or HORSES,
Mules, Bugscs. Harness, etc, at auction.
BY MoNTGoNERW &y BRO,
f. NJ MoaGGxEEY, AuGsisneer
oaIco-S9 Camp street
TUESDAY. March 30. mt IL o'clock A
~, Phil Liners stabIe, GsaVer street, will be sold
Fine Saddle and Harness Horses
Fine Work Mnlos.
Several fine Top and Open Buge Jes Harness. etc.
Hs. rEsMs-ossh in U $. Tteasur s Notes
VALUABLE LOT oF GRou Nd ON CARoNpELE7
street, between P0YmnA str'Et, and Felicity Road a
auction.
BY aE0NTG0NlEEs 81 nBO.,
l. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctioueer,
Ohicc-S7 Camp street
VsUESEeAY, Mar4h 70. at IL o'clock MI.
street, viii be sold
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with all th
improvements thereon situated in the First District OF Thu
city, IN the ssPSra bounded by Carnudeet Polymnia 81
Gharlcs ana Fefty Road measuring 30 feet front CeEon
deet street By 100 feet in depth American measure
Plan eahibited az place OF sale.
E5y~TERas-Cash in Treasury notes.
act of sac before -, notary public, at she eSpens
o. tho purchaser.
COTTON. COTTON COTTON
40 bales Cotton al auction.
Ely M@NTGGMERY d. BRO.
r, n. MoNTeoMERy, Auctoneer
oaies-S9 Camp street,
THURSDAY. March Goth, at 2 O'Clock p
l. NJ their ssaesroou So Camp street, will DO sold
81 bales Cotton
Samples ready at sale.
E95~ ERns--9 ash in U. S, Treasury notes.
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ss!!e gFand spectacular pantornine Asstd we The
ssssl1 essssi ct The academy Of Music tonight.