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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-04-04

al H1eH TESTIMONY IN BEHALF or THE
SourH.-The Richmond Wing quotes the
following passage from Lieut.. Coy. Cow
per's speech Of thanks in response TO com
plimentary resolutions passed by the Wiz
giaia Seiatel: 15iie 11..,.. -
And believe sole1nuly that, Of all the
citizens Of the United States, the people iof
the Southern States are decidedly the most
thoroughly loyal to Chat constitution. And
these are the sentiments Of the Chief Mag
istrate of the nation--nay,N ! know it-and
they are the sentiments Of the Best part oil
his Cabinet, who are now, To-day, standing
supporting and encouraging the Executive
in the position he has taken. 4 q
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~ We call particular attention to the
card of Sister ST. John the Baptist, Superb
or of the Convent.
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see educational card of James II
Walter, published in our advertising col
i,uins - -ti' ~.
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gy- We must thank the officers Of the
T. D. Hine, Sunny South and Live Oak for
supplying this Office with papers. y
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~ See commercial card of Dupre g.
Grevenberg, No. SO Old Levee, New Or.
leans. '+
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PLEASANT ARRANGEMENT FOR JOURNAL
lsrs.-The New York Nation says in, Italy
where the Government exercises a certain
control over the press, it is the custom for
each journal to maintain stout laborlIg
man, who, for,a stipulated. salary, consents
to be cast into prison in atonement for sub
offences as the journal may commit. Con-
sequently, this honest fellow spends half
his days il arrest; the journalists pay the
fines, and write what they please. The
Nation thinks that this would be the true
principle on which to render the Journal
lists personally responsible to this country.
~----<,.--~o-o-7s-o~~~
ssa~ a bashful young lady in Maine says
that when she gets married she intendj to
t.En ,ilcr>fnryn
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sea- See notice Of Julius Levin. lie
means what he says and now is your time
to take lim',ip. Drop il,.sst .'sa 9a.s
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u.s. Gen. S. Cooper. Adjntant General
in the late Confederate States; was Ia Hicsi-
nond on d ;:.it, some days sinco.
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Candidates.

We are prepared, at moments notice
. ..,,, and furnish candidates with cleo
-. ,,stats Of all kinds and cc!ors.
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The End Of Lent.

The season OF fasting in commemoration
Of the scenes through which our Savior
passed preparatory to his crucifxion, has
been brought to close, and the anniversa-
rcs Of his death and of his glorious resur-
rection have been celebrated by christians
all over the world. On the evening of
Good Friday, a night Of universal brilliancy
was suddenly turned into darkness by to-
tai eclipse Of the moon; q circumstance
which could not fail to recall to the minds
ofthe devout the sudden observation Of the
sun at the moment the Savior gave up the
ghost, when the vail Of the temple was rent
in twain, the dead in Golgothas tombs
came forth, and the Centurion cried, "ofa
truth this was the Son of God"
It will be remembered that on Good Fri
day Of last year the country was startled by
the assassination of the President of the
United States at the moment when his ef-
forts to suppress the war for the indepcn-
dence Of the South were about to be crown
ed with complete success. Our readers will
remember we stated ct the time that the
crime was an unfortunate one for the South,
and the sequel has proved the truth Of our
opinions. Mr.. Lincoln, as the objects Of
his administration were about to be accom-
plished, had devised humane plan for
bringing back the seeded States with as
little humiliation as possible and for rein
stating them in all their lost rights. 1.-The
had lived he would have carried out his pro-
gramme, and the South would at this time
be free from the tread of Federal battallions;
for, Mr.. Lincoln possessed the confidence
and love of his party and would have
made Congress obedient to his will On
the other hand, his patriotic successor,
GLOWING as he says the Identical program
me laid down by Mr.. Lincoln, is unable to
carry it out because, being a Southern man
and former Democrat Of the State Rights
School, he has not the confidence of the
party which elected him. Mr.. Lincoln
would have led his party; Mr.. johnson will
either be led by 1t or be driven from it. In
either event we fear that much time will yeI
elapse before peace and harmony can DO res
, tored between the two sections Of the
country.
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,,y April A, 1856.
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xANDRTA. la:
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-10-04
New Advertisements.

The following new Advertisements appear 10
this evenings paper, to which we invite the at
entiOD of our readers:
See advertisement of Alexander Cope Com nis
sioner, Of tract Of land in Princess Anne Coun-
ty. ~. ~ f..s.,.a Ia Eegisaal 90 lila s1i
gentleman in Williamson, n. G. Is a.
W. r. Roberts, Auctioneer, will sell tenth inst.
three story brick dwelling So North Cumberland
street. Il e. SO t&h1E " aff N
n. D. Lee, Inspector, gives notice about pave
ments. 1 s.ae "a e6}
r. J. Il w. Nicely, have a large assortment of
Lumber. They are prepared to I'll all orders. ass
\ Deming, the grocer, has tbs genuine Grarely
tobacco. T. - 5f sgls44 =
Z H. NJ. Bowden, clerk, notifies NJ Taylor to pro-
tect his interests Ia court. - .j,rtf'49 si3..Ial
John Pettibone has manure for sale, No. $751;
lAth st Get, Washington, d. C.baW .sgRblA@ 40
W. X. Hudgins, hardware importer has large
stock of CRATES and tenders, wagon materials and
all other articles In their line ~. g5sg 2ssf
e By Leigh Bros. 4 Phelps, @, R. Phslpss auc-
tioneer, be valuable house and lot formerly own
ed by Frederick Vincent For terms see adyer-
ttsoment b N --i'
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BY +. D. FEkGuS0N Aucti0nser. s
SALE OF Val

(IOIn VI ISSlON EhS SALE OE AL
4 UABLE REAL E.TA1E.
BY virtue of Decree Of the Circuit Court OF
the Cooperation of the city Of Norfolk, August 4,
1868, in the suit of Walters Executrix vs.. New
toms Administrative, the undersigned, as CONF
missioner, will, on FRIDAY, 18th OCTOBER
next, at IL o'clock, on the premises, sell the fol-
lowing Real Estate in the city of Norfolk of which
the late Dr. Thomas Newton died seized: @
Z /. An undivided IA If of House and Lot on Gran
by street, his late Il sjdsnce, subject to the dower
of his widow therein. ~"
2. lot of Land on Newton's wharf, ~ feet
front, now leased to Jane, 7. Leigh, subject to
the conditions of said leass which expires July
lst, 1869, Annual rent $405 and taxes.
y. Lot Of land, of like front as No. Y, adjoining
No. on the south, under a lease TO q. w. Gran
dy, which expires March LIST, 1871, with like rent
as the last. " a'H .s5gi ,ss.,s H.
g. 4. Lot of land on the south sids Of Wide Water
street "a by 81 feet, under lease to Thomas 7:
Kempe, which expires Novenbss !, 1871. Ground
rent $le3 and taxes. s.a hH% ssif
8. Lot of land adjoinining No. On the south,
fronting Nepison street 2A feet, under leass TO
John Dodd, which expires April l. lees. Ground
rent $40 and taxes. - aar .sasHs4 as & 9
ttsts TERMS OF sAtH.
One third Cash; balance in eqsai installnaents
Of one and two years, with ii ,st, to bo secured
by bonds of purchasers and lag on the premises
81 TAZEWELL TAYLOR, Comm'r.
sep20.m W fir I'd F. F. FERGUSON, Auct'f.
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Cotton Az.

The Attorney General, in response to the
inquiry OF the President on the subject, has
given an opinion to the effect that the Presi-
dent cannot separate. the districts for the col
lection of the tax on cotton from the districts
for the assessment and collection of the tax on
other products. This was the point on which
the delegation ofSouthern cotton factors and
planters presented in their memorials to tho
President. few days SINCE, The Secretary
of the Treasury has also denied the spphc,l-
tons to have the boundaries of the collection
districts changed, on the ground thatit would
take longer for the new eppointess to qdalify
| select and instruct their ASSISTANTS, than i,
sufficient number Of assistants and deputies
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On this an awful hushr fell upon the as
semblya All eyes were turned upon Jake,
who rose to reply, and proved himself more
than match for bis enemies Jake declared
that he had nothing to take back, aud adj
duced evidence TO, sustain his position lie
then said he had not dreau,t Of going to the
Convention; or becoming candidate, but as
one had said he shouldn't be voted for he
wanted it understood that he was now in
nomination. Here Jake possessed himself of
ballot box. He then took up the record of
bis enemies with the skill Of an aod stump
speaker, and charged on the chief of the
movement that he was an "original free Mig
ger" the othera had been " men that walk
ed by the light Of the MOON" anl finally
that,the white folks said oolored people warn't
tit to vote, and his enemies proved it. Jake
then planted himself on his conservative
views, aud mildly announced that if any boz
dy wanted to Vote for him there was his box.
If any body desired 70, prevent EN-, let him
come, whereupon Jake, whois blacksmith,
barred an arm, ike Yulcan,s, and got four-fith
OF the vote polled, which was about five hun
bred. .E1alAaAh = ~
From this it will be seen that the negro
Radicals were beaten in fair fight by aeee-
lored Conservative. ssfis1
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n - an 75df 1DTEN.al - Iadn9H ~ :
On the 4th instant, WALTER BRADLEY, on
iy chi Of Theodrick A. and Gertrude Williams,
I aged months and 10 days.. 50 ,btA89@
As the sweet flower that scents the morn,
= But withers in the rising day,
Thus lovely was this infants dawn, ,e1l Y
Thus swiftly sped its Lie away. ~ -.
the funeral from the residence IF his father, Is
Boush street, Friday, Oct. 9th, at half past 10
a. No.. "a 4 Il 8fafHHU
Richmond and t.easburg papers please copy.
In st. Louis, Missouri, Aug. /. 1866, of dJ SEN
terry, LEWIS @. ARMSTRONG, youngest and
last surviving son Of Capt. W. M. Armstrong, U.
8. Navy. n AiaiLo. ~ p e1LFtl ~ -
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By LEIGH BROS. a. PHELps
No. S. Commercial Bow.

SALEOF BRIO
4 DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT az Auc-
ton by virtue Of Dsed of Trust executed to
mo by james Enstis and wife. bearing date Of
February 18th, 1859, and for certain purpposss
lie Auction to the highest bidder, on the prem-
ises, on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of October, 1865,
at IL M, the lot of Land in said deed mentioned,
with the improvements thereon, consisting OF Il
Three Story BRICK DWELLING, together
with all necessary Out Buildings situated on the
West side of Church street near Charlotte street.
Terms at sale. >-i
,-1 WIN. 7. HARRISON, Trustee. 1
h+' LEIGH BROS. l. PHELPs, ..a,
sep2S ids & s5N Auotioneers.
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MAYoR's Couar, PORTSMOUTH, his Honor J. G..
White presiding. ~ n 3 ~ 'iA'' y
about IL on suspicion. Discharged this morning
nothing proved against him. Fg 49,
Harrison Harvey, colored, arrested this morn
ing by. officer Harrison, for stealing 2 coats,a 2
vests, and psir pants from W. Fl. Read, colored,
was turned over to the Husting Court for trial.
Mayors Court, Norfolk, hfs Honor John 4.
Ludlow, presiding.. % i1ia ns1 - g Z,
lee petty cases we're properly dIspos fbyi
his Honor. :, Ecn> 20
9Lieat. Burk reports the city quiet. .h@aaasi'
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4 The Franco Mexican Convention,
The Withdraw al of the French Troops

A Paris letter of Sept. 10, says. "The Con-
yention passed between the French and Mex
lean Governments, conceding to the former
half the Custom House revenues of the ports
located on the Atlantic, and one-fourth Of
those Of the harbors gu the Pacific, has been
looked upon on tho French Bourss as secu-
ring the Mexican debt, and has caused sud-
deu rise in Mexican bonds, The helbes Of
these bonds, encouraged by the guarantee
just obtsiened, maintain that Frame is, by that
Convection, entitled to require, at all times,
from Maximilian, or his successors, the pay
ment of all amounts hitherto disbursed for
Mexico, includin5 the loans which these bonds
represent. l5{aB vs. N8& 81 ,tE3@ ~ q y
The publication Of that Convention in the
Nontteur, happening eoncurrently with the
appointment ofGen. De Castelnau, sAide-de-
Camp to the Emperor, and M. Dc Gallifet, an
administrator Of great ability, has naturally
been construed as the forerunner of the entire
abandonment of all direct Intervention by
France.in Mexican affairs Thus, whist on
one hand the aforesaid Convention settles all
hor financial claims, the removal at Gen Ba-
zaine, of which you will hear ere long, and
the appointment in bis stead ofGen De Cas-
telnau settles the military bart Of the ques-
ton. The General goes to Mexico with nc
other miss on than 70 Arrange for the with
drawal of one French troops, and perhaps to
give the beniit Of his experience to the Off
GERS engaged in. organizing the. Mexican army.
This is all. His task will necessarily be a
short one, and does not imply on the part eol
/ the French Government the idea of giving any
assistance to the Mexican Empire. which ir
! London and Paris is looked npnn as rretreiy,
ably lost. AS to the Marquis of Gallifet, hi,
paesence in Mexico refers solely to the orga
nization Of the Custam- House system and t,
the appointment Of Custom House officers
who are to be selected from among civil off
GERS of French birth.
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BREAK IN THE DIsMAL SWAMI CANAL
A few day agos we announced that this work
had four feet and half water We regret
now to state that the waste way at the Cal
pepper Lock has broken. q 'Thswe learn on
competent authority. Captain Choate, the
Supt; promptly STATED with sufficient force
foa the scene Of the di-aster aud from all the
information before hinsis VI upl,,intn that the
work can be restored lns few days.
The President, Conway Whlttie Esq,;, and
the ntivinen OF tie Board vii. atunco make
an inspec iuu aud or N'rtl, CaloIina friends
may rely thai every exc ti,n vii, be rhad3 to
keep the Canal perIaIlentlY ope1I
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ARRIVAL OF a DnAfr OF IL 8 StAMEs.--
A draft OF sailors fecentyarrived at the Cos
port Navy Ward and received ou board
the United States + 'ce,yltg Slip New Hamp-
shire: Trey were. brought by a United
States Steamer and appeared to be generally
a young and vigorous body vi n,en. =.
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: BY MAUPIN u HATTON, AuctiOners.
by LEIGH BROS. d PHELPS.
No 5 Gommerc:
c. r.. PHELPS, AactiDneer.

,g No, s, Commercial Roac. f
Unwilling HOUSES AND BUILDING
4 LOTS AT AUCTIQN.H-On MONDAY, the
9Th inst, we viii sell, Immediately after our
sale of Family Residences on Church street,3 ~
THE DOUBLE TENEMENT BRICK
DWELLING AND LOT, -., f.,
Nos. 81 and SO, James street. IN taai ~
4HNt ALSO.
2 A very desirable DWELLING HOUSE and
LOT on the East corner OF Brewer and Queen
streets .,.... ~
The house contains eight rooms, is in good re-
pair, and now commanding good rent.
sTt .-t II Z, q: ALSO,
The HOUSE and LOT adjoining on Brewer st.
I aH LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS, ~
oc3-tds Auctioneers.
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a PRasoaAL.--Dr. Gardner, the celebrated eve
and ear surgeon, arrived yesterday at the Attain
tic Hotel, where be will remain until Tuesday
next Those who are suffering from defective
8 sight or hearing should avail themselves Of the
opportunity now offered for. obtaining reliefby
going and consulting him. ..raaasgr ~ !,
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STEAMER ADELAIpE.-Th5 steamer in
landing at the wharf at Old Point, this morn
ing, stove in place about fifteen feet wide
on her port side. just forward of the wheel
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AUCTION SALES.
By W. r. ROBERTS. Auctioneer,
Corner Roanoke Sqr., and Vide Water s.,
DOSITIvE SALE OF VALUABLE

RESIDENCE AT AUCTION / =,
will sell at public auction, without ressrvel
'' WEDNESDAY, THE 10TH INST., sa
At IL O'Clock, A, the premises, the Ans
three .~AF4 ~
STORY BRICK DWELLING. .,-,
No. IS North Cumberland street, containing o.
rooms, outhouses, good cistern, &C., and Two
doors above the residence of Seth March. Esq
This house sets from the street about Is feet,
and has good iron railing in front. al
Terms accommodating and made known at che
sale. Hea "iN
Other valuable property may be offered at the
same time, and it will be 10 the advantage of pur,
ohassrs to attend, as the property will be sold
"a. W. R.R0BERTS,s 1i4
oc4--6t AuctionesF.
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oaTHANKs.-M. J. Fogarty will accept our
thanks for late. papers which may always be
obtained, with all the periodicals, at his new
store No "a, Maiu street. 30 s. 49, q y
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FREIeHTs. --1he Ordinary freight for
Slaves has been heretofore about SO per thou.
sand. The freights which now rule are SlS
in gold--more than double the former rates.
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STORE FOR RENT.

THAT very desrable Store, next door o corner
i of Main and Fenchurch street, is offered for
rent, for 1867. II is now occupied as grocery
store, and is a fine stand for that purpose.
apply up staiIa to saIf-gigl ~ 90 ~.
oe3-2w MRS. GUYOT. aa
THO MAKE SPLENDID
BREAD, BISCUIT, Esat
t1, ROLLS, CAKE
4nul PASTRY, 40.
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Is IMPRovEMENTs.--Work are engaged in
building the new store of Taylor, Martin &
Co., on the corner Of Market Square and
Main street ,t-lA2 = - -------------
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MosE psLRaAFKs TO rHs PssIrRNrIARY.-Four
criminals were sentenced to the APenitsntisry
yesterday BY the Norfolk G unity Court, one
white man, AID three negroes 'A2VE ~ =
From present indications, the delegation, from
the..Stste at large, is likely to be = large one.
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By LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS.

(1OD MIS- SIONERSS SALE of vn II 4 bite
~ CHURCH STREET Property at AT CTION,
Tin pursuance ola Decree Of the Circui1 Court
Of the city Of Norfolk, made on the 25tn Cay Of
July, 1866, in suit therein pending, between
Edwin NJ. Wdrrel, Thomas a. Hardy, and 9th
ers, plaintiffs, and Ellen N. Worrell, defendant,
shall sell at Public Auction the premises RS
speetiyely, on Monday, the 18th day of October,
at II O'clock, a. M, the following Real Estats,
whereof David Poirce died seized, to wit. 10 Z
The Brick HOUSE and LOT on the East side of
Church street, near Freemssop, adjoining the
late residence of Rev, J. Hendren The lot fronts
So feet inch on the street, and extends back LIT
feet inches.
4 D. es.a. 81 Ug ALSO, p . p
A lot on west side of North Church street, near
Nicholson street, running back to Upper Union
street. together with the large BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE thereon, formerly occupied by VIM,
Collins, ESQ., This lot is very large, ard is sus=
ceptibis of division plot Of these lots will b.
on exhibition at tho sale l,s g aez A&
T,rms-Oash for per cent. Of the purchase
money; the residue to he paid in equal INSTALL
mens at 3, 6, and months, respectively, interest
payable from January !, 1857. Bond with suffi-
cient security required. Title retained. Poases-
sion delivered January lss, 1867.
st -.ts CHARLES SHARP,
H rr.T r Special Commissioned.
1 LEIGH BROS. Il PHELPS,
ct3-t{1s Auotioueera
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a4.
The WEATHER, AND OUR HEALTH. The
eduinoxial storm has proved to our regret to
be wretched failure In fact we may say
1t was an imposition on the public. 1t came
heralded by frequent gusts which swept down
our streets to the great disnay Of feminine
pedestrians aud the obvious satisfaction Of
gentlemen of leisure 1t gave us some reason
to expect that it. would be- attended by su-s
perior quality, of thunder and lightning and
an spanking gale to send the white caps up
in our common harbor.", Eolus was gem
orally understood, to contemplate something
original, and Jack Frost was fondljs believed
to be close In the rear Of the expected storm,
But, ths rain fell and the wind did nt blow,
anc one dismal shower poured down until the
"dsmnition total" Of water was looked upon
- serious, arrangement Of the celestial
'fwater works. 1t was shocking weather
especially for gentlemen whose brown
elk umbrellas CHANGED to, be exchanged for
green glnghams, ponaerous In weight and
antiquated in fashion. In short, as we have
said the equioxinal STERN was . wet and
wretched failure. 1t did several things we
object to- II battered and splashed and spat-
tered until it made weak infusion of all the
decomposing matter Of the town which was
.difused'by means of lite rills. Every mud
hols is dangerous spot now and should be
made TO- "dry.np" at once, before the sun be-
gins to carry on evaporation more actively.
In addition, the rain aforesaid not having
the fear OF cholera, Or asue and fever before
its eyes, ren,orselsssly washed away cur disn-
fectants. These ahonldsa at once be restored.
..Cleanliness is next to Goodness" The clean
est elties are the most healthfnl, and it the
opinion Of some nf our wisest physicians that
we have succeeded by active measures ip pro-
tseting the general health of Norfolk in 4 re-
markable manner. These efforts should now
DO redoubled A few weeks win bring the
pracing air Of Autumn..and all diseases will
then hide, their diminished heads; butin tn,
mean time let US remember that every pud
die Is an enemy to be dealt with according tt
Sanitary law, and dried up with lime at th'
earliest moment. H IS baassa Rnia i5em
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AUCTION SALES
By LEIGH BROS. d PHELPS,
... No. 3 Commercial Rots.
G. n. PHELPS, AuOtloaoor.

Lie U0RS AT CTION.
an Friday, the 9th inst, at IL O. ciook,
" we will sell at our Auction Rooms, on as-
count ef whom 1t may concern,
8 bbls. Buchanan WhiskeY;
A-''" do Monongahela d..
49,. | d.. Winchester Rye Do.
do. Terrence Rye DO.
D 2 do. P. B. do.
an6gsi do. Hennessey Brandy, ~"
ri do Malaga Wine. ll
fhs above Liquors are old, pure and of supe
rior quality, and worthy tina attention OF coz
noiSseura ,r..t l-rl s,s,5.5.t lI-tI-
-. LEIGH BROS, 4 PHELPS, 4
oc9-Wdf LL---L-- Auctioneers.
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Deafness and all diseases of the Eye success
fully treated BY Dr. Gardner, 0culist and Au-
rist, at the Atlantic Hotel. sa an laFT (
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AccrIos SALES. Leigh Bros K Phelps,
Auctioneers.. will sell On to-mmros, Friday,
at eleven O'Clock. 10 bbls Whiskey, Brandy,
and Malaga Wine. The liquors are pns and
Of superior at,aity.a 4 YHNf5R5igA