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ton. An amateur has paid 10000 francs for
Fromentns ARABS" at the sale of this year.

ton. An amateur has paid 10000 francs for
FrOmentin's "Arabs," at the sale Of this year.
PARIS CHIT.oHAT.
There exists in Paris, Independently of the
Bourse uhe fine building which, with its beaut
full alto releUo is well known to every strangely,
a so-called petite bOurse composed ofpetti1ogging
stock-brokers, unattached, or, more properly
speaking, unauthorized, who daily carry on
their peddling business on the Boulevards much
TO the annoyance of the fGnelTs who frequent
this lively place, perhaps the liveliest OF the
world.
No passerby was safe from these Iocusts of the
pace as they are here very properly termed, as
he was sure to be pestered by one of these stock
brokers, having every kind of stock, from Consols
to the Ottoman loan. The nuisance had become
so intoleraole, that the police were obliged to
reject these gentlemen from the troHOir of the
Boulevard 10 the great satisfaction of the plea
sure.seekers.
Gambling has been carried to high pitch this
winter in the clubs of Paris. The Project OF the
Paris police, NJ. PieTo, IS sraining every nerve
TO put il down, but it is, 1 think, more than he
can do in such an immoral city. BIudrdt, the
veriest gambling game in the world has been
the ruin OF many young man of good family.
TIE FLIGHT OF PATTI
Our nightingale has flown away to the shores
of Ia perfde Albion. Before leaving she took two
benefits, as at the first not more than half of her
admirers could get admission to the Sale Venta-
dor. Her reception was OF course, most enthusi-
astc being called several times before the curtain.
Never, since the time OF the lamented Mahbran,
was such a farewell seen at the Paris Itanan
Opera.
We must now bid adieu to this charming
songstress for time, and perhaps forever; for
we hear 1t reported that she is about giving her
hand and heart TO German nobleman. We
hope, however, that she will not be so cruel to
the public.
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A N OR DIN NCE
~ To Purchase Strip OF Ground on Eyre street,
IN t1e Eighteenth Ward, ana TO make Ap Jroprla.
ton therefor.
Section l. The Select and Common Councils of the
City OF Philadelphia do ordain, That the City Solicit.
tor be, and he is hereby authorized examine the
title TO all that lot stIp of ground in the rear of
the Chandler SchOol building lot the Eighteenth
Ward, situate on the northeast side OF Eyre street.
at the distance OF eghtytour feet three inches south
eastward from Widey street, containing in front On
ES re street sixty Ieet and in depth nOrtheastward
five feet; and If he approve of the title to have a
CONVEX preDrred to the city OF Philadelphia OF
the said lot strip of grodnd IN fee the cons dera-
tOn therefor to be two hundred and fit dollars
section 2. That the sum of two hundred and fifty
dollars be and the same hereby appropriated TO the
Controllers OF Public Schools TO pay for said lot
ground and a warrant there eor shall be dra WI By
the Controllers of Public Schools IN accordance
with sing ordi ances
WILLIAM S. SrOKLEY,
President of Common Council.
Attest
ROBERT BETHEL
Assistant Clerk of Select Council
JAMES LYND,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twenty fifth day of Nay, Ammo Do
mlnl one thousand eight hundred and slxty-slx
"A. ID. 1866. .
MORTON MoM[CHAEL.
b28 1t Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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" EAFNFss, BLINDNESS, AND CATARRH
i J treateI with the utmost success by j IsAAUS,
81 d. Oes ISL and Aurtst NO, $40 PINE Street Test-
mOuias rom the most reliable in the city can
be seer at MS once The Medea Faf uIty Invited
10 accompany he'r patients he has secrets In his
prSStice Artificial eyes inserted without pain No
Charge made iOT examination. IH
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CITY ORDINANCES.

Al ORDlN NOE
~ To Make an Additional Appropriation to Pay
Tor tho Competon of the Macadamlzng of Green
Lane from Frank ord Plank Road TO Branchtown,
IN he twenty second and Twenty-thrd WARDS.
Section 1. The Select and Common Councils of the
City of Phradelphia do ordain, That the further
sum of one thpu and six hundr red and fifty dollars
be- and the same is hereby Appropriated to con.
piete the grading and macadamlzlng of Green lane
from Frankford plank road TO Branchtown, the
Twenty. and twenty third Wards, author
ized by o. fdinance approved October %, 1863 And
war; ants therefore sha be drawn by the Chief Com
missioner Of Highway ..
President of Common Council,
Attest
JOHN ECKsTEIN, ..
Clerk of Common Council.
JAMES LYND,
President of Sc ect Council.
Approved this twen,V-ftth dav OF May, Ammo
DomIni one thousand eight hundred and sIxtY-slx
"a. ID. 1861.
MORTON MoMICHAEL,
3 2S IL Iayor o Philadelphia.
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d E S OIL TION
1O To Authorize the Paving of Seventeenth,
Wharton, Ash, Thompson, Mount Holly and Wall
nut Streets.
Resolved BY the Select and Common Councils
OF the City OF PhiadelOhia, That the Chief Com
missioner of Highways be and he is hereby authO-
rzed and directed to enter into contracts with
petent PAYERS, who shall be selected by majority
streets, Ior the paving thereof, wiz -
Seventeenth street, from Federal to Reed streets
Wharton street. from Sixteenth to Eighteenth
streets
Ash street from Thompson street to the east line
of Meyer street.
1hOmpson street, from Thirty second street to
Pennsylvania avenue.
Mount Holly street. from Wharton street south
wardly distance of three hundred feet.
Walnut street. from Forteth to the east side OF
FOrty-third street.
The condition of said contracts shall be that the
contractors shall collect the cost of paving from the
owners OF property fronting on those streets And
they shall so enter into OBLIGATIONS to the city to
keep said streets in good order for three after
WILLIAM S. sTOKLEY,
. President of Common Council.
Attest +.
JOHN ECSsTEIN, ..
Clerk of Common Council ...
JAMES LYND,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twentv,ftlh day OF May, Anno Do
mini ore thousand eight hundred and sxty-5ix
MORTON MoMICHAEL,
52s1t Mayor of Philadelphia.
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DESC LUTON
~ To Authorize Contracts to be Made for Fur.
nlshlng the DEPARTMENT for supplying the OIty with
Water with Coal for the Year Eighteen Hundred
and SiXty.slx.
Resolved, By the Select and Common Councils OF
the CITY of Philadelphia, That the Mayor be and
he hereby authorized and directed to enter into
contracts with the following persons TO witt ~.
With Messrs PlaIsted Collins tor eight thou
sand tons OF anthracite coal, delivered bv carts
on the shute at the Twenty-iourth Ward Works,
at the price of six dollars and twenty-three
cents per ton (of twenty-five hundred and forty
poundsL
With the Gennville Coal Company for twenty
two hunGred tons of anthracite coal, delivered
b, railroad on the shute at the Schuylkill Works,
at the price of tour dollars and ninety nine
cents per ton (of twenty-five hundred and forty
pounds) rs.... III. -.. ..-...... II.
Provided That said contract shall be first ap-
proved by the Chief Engineer Of the Water De-
partment.
WILLIAM S. SrOKLEY,
President of Common Council.
Attest ...t
ROBERT BETHEL,
Assistant Clerk of Select Council.
JAMES LYND,
President Of Select Council.
Approved this twenty-FItth day of Way, Ammo
DOmlni one thousand eight hundred and sixtY.sx
IA. ID. 1866.
MORTON McMICHAEL.
52Slt Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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8 2s 1t

d ES ZION .....-
~ 10 Authorize the Grading and Paving OF Six.
Ieenth Street. from Cat arine to Carpenter street
Resolved, BY the Sc ana Common Councils OF
the City of Philadelphia, That the Chief COmmis.
siOner OF highways be and ne is hereby authorized
and directed TO enter INTO a contract with compe-
tent paVer paVers who shall be SO ected by
majority OF the owners of property fronting on Six
teenth street, from Catharme street TO Carpenter
street, for the paving tpeIe0f. he conditions OF the
contract shall be that the contractor shall collect the
cost OF the paving from the of prOyerty ron-
ing thereon, and he shall also enter into an oolga
ton TO the city to keep said street IN good order for
three years after the paying IS finished. The Chief
Commissioner ls also authorized TO do the necessary
grading thereon, at cost not exceeding tne sum of
one hundred and sIxtYslx dollars.
WILLIAM 8. STOKLEY,
President of Common Council.
Attest
ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Clerk of Common Council.
JAMES LYND,
President OF Select Council.
Approved this twenty.fith day of Nav. Ammo
DOmlnl one thousand eight hundred and sixty-srx
A. d. 1861 ~ . n.
MORTON MCMIC HAZEL,
B28lt Mayor Of PHILADELPHIA,
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d ESOL UTION
~ 10 Authorize the Paving of Sixth and Hewson
Streets.
Resolved By the Select and Common Councils OF
the City Of Philadelr hia, That the Chef Commis-
sOner OF Highways be and he is hereby authorized
and directed to enter into contract wi cOmpe-
tent payer PAYERS, who shall be selected by ma
jOTty OF the owners of property fronting on Sixth
street from Somerset street to the Philadelphia and
READING Railroad, ana ON HewsOn street from Sep.
viva street to Memphis stre ct, tor the Davng thereof
The conditions OF saId contract shall be that the
contractor shall collect the cost OF paving usm the
owners OF property fronting thereon and he shall
also enter into an obi gat to the city eeo those
streets in good order Tor three years after tue paving
is finished. 2
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY. ..
t President OF Common Council.
Attest .I
ABRAHAM STEWART, -A
Assistant Clerk of Common Council.
H0ru .rHr-' .erfH DH.r- JAMES LYND, -
President OF Select Council
Approved this twenty hitn day Of May, Anno
Domni one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nx
"a. ID, 1885, - "a
MORTON MoMICHAEL.
bB1t Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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52S 1t

A SU l. Il NJ q L ....r.u
~ To An Ordinance relating to Nuisances =" ap.
proved September 20 1864
Section l The Select and Common Councils of
the City of Philadelphia do oIdaln, That from and
aIter the passage hereof any or persons de-
posting or causing to be deposited Dirt fifth or
ashes in any of the private streets alleys within
the limits of the city, the OCcupier or occupiers of
the property or properties bounding thereon retus
ing to have said private street or alley eansed after
three days notice shal have been gwen by the
Commissioners OF n ighwavs. shall be liable to the
penalty OF five dollars ior every day such dirt,
filth ashes in sald private street or alley
said penalty to be recovered debts OF like amount
are now by law recoverable. ----
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President OF Common Council.
Attest
JOHN ECKsTEIT,
Clerk OF Common Council
JAMES LYND,
President OF Select Council.
Approved this twenCY-iiHh dav of MAY. Ammo
Dommi one thousand eight hundred and sixtY.slx
"a. D1S66).
MORTON MON TCHAEL,
b 2S 1t Mayor OF PhIade phia.
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ID ES OIL U L ION ......
IL To Change the Locations of Certain Depart
ments herein named .
Resolved BY the Select and Common Councils of
the City or Philadelphia, That the Department of
Hlghways is hereby authorized and directed TO ro-
move to the rooms now occupied by the Depart
ment OF Markets, WhaTves, and Landings, and the
Building InspectoIs and the Department of Markets.
harves and Landings to remove to the rooms
now occupied by The Department OF HtRnways at
the southwest corner of Hifth and Walndt streets;
ard he Building Inspectors TO remove to the GIrard
WILLIAM S. sTOKLEY,
President OF Common Councll.
Attest s
JOHN ECKsTEIS.
Clerk OF Compon Council.
.. JAMES LYND,
..r.... President OF Select Council.
AprToyed this twent, .d1th day of Nav, Ammo
DorninI one thousand eight hundred and slxt,-six
MORTON MoMGCHAEL.
b2sIt Mayor OF Philadelphia
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52s 1t

DES OIL u ION
~ 10 Authorize the rramwaying of Olive and
Bay Streets.
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Councis OF
the City OF Philadelphla, That le Chief Commis-
siOner OF Highways be and he is hereby authorized
and direc ed to repave with tramway stones IN the
track of the wheels Olive street from Seventeenth to
Eighteenth streets, and Bay street from SIXTH to
necessary for SINGLE track, he Is authorized TO re-
duce them to the proper width by tekinS an equal
WILLIAM S STOKLEY,
r..f.r q Hr. " President of Common Council.
Attest t'4
JOHN EoKsTEM
-s Clerk OF Common Council H.'Hl
JAMES LYND,
t I.. 'I... President OF Sc ect GOuncil.
Approved this twenty fifth daV OF May Ammo
DomIDl oue thousand eight hundred and sxIy-six
MORTON McMICHAEL,
b29lt Mayor OF PhIadephia,
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ID ESOL U TION ..
IL To Release Certain Property Of Thomas
A. Barlow from the Lien of a Certain Judgment
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Councils OF
the CITY OF Philadelphia. That the City Sohclor be
and he is hereby authorized and directed to
and forever discharge the following described pro-
perty on Thomas A. Barrow from the lien of judg.
ment entered on the official bond OF Ebenezer scan
Ian, Collector of Outstanding Taxes I'd 9. ID s. Is,
December Term, 1865 No 9O2), to wIt:-Al that Ger.
tam lot or piece of ground. with the but dings and
improvements thereon erected situate the south.
east corner of Sixth and Dickinson streets IN the
First Ward of the city of Philadelphia; containing
in front or breadth ltythree feet and ending IN
length or depth seventy-Lhree feet: crowded That
the cO-suTety of SAID Thomas A. Barlow shall consent
to the SAID release and tnat the sum of ten dollars
shall be paid TO the Solicitor for the of the oty IN
deiraylng the expenses OF the publication OF this
resolutions and provided further thai in he opinion
of the City solicitor he interests OF the city will not
be Drejudiced by the saId release.
WILLIAM S. SrOKLEY,
President of Common Council.
Attest
ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Clerk of Common Council.
JAMES LYND,
President of select Council.
Approved this twenty y-fth dav of May, Ammo
Domlnl one thousand eight hundred ana sixty six
"a. d. 1861 ".t.
MORTON McMICHAEL
6Z6 1t MayOr OF Philadelphia.
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u OLU TION ...
IL To Authorize the Paving of Owens and Taylor
street ...
Resolved. BY the Select and Common Councils of
the City of Philadelphia, That the Chief Comms-
sioner of Highways be and he is hereby authorized
and dire ected to enter into contract with comue.
tent payer or PAYERS no shalt be SO ecte1 bv O
majority OF the owners OF property fronting on
Owens street, IRON Osprey street to Taylor street
and on Taylor street, from ddle street TO Spring
Garden street, in the Fifteenth Ward for the paw.
ing thereof with tramway stone the tracks of the
wheels, and the Chief Commissioner of Highways IS
au horned to reduce the cartway to the pr per
width, by taking an equal quantity from each side
II ii is wider than is necessary for a single track
The conditions of said contract sha be that the
contractor shall collect the cost of sa:d paw from
the owners of property fronting on SAID streets.
Ana he shall also enter into an oblIg alton TO the
city to Keep the streets IN good repair for three
years after the paving is finished.
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President OF Common Council
Attest
ABRAHAN STEWART
Assistant Clerk of Common Council.
JAMES LYND, L..
President of Select Council.
Approved this twentY fifth day of May, Ammo
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sxty.slx
"a. ID. 1861 ...- I-'
MORTON MoMICHAEL,
62S 1t Mayor of Philadelphia
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sc TRUssES, SUPPORTERS, BRACES,
GzES and all other Surgical appliances Of the most
approved binds Infinitely superior 70 ali Others OF No.
so North SEVENTH Street Ladies attended by Mrs.
tent suTRe0n, aga anrp
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ID E s OLUT TION O.
J. y Relating to Robinson Street, Twenty-frst
Ward. '.'f
Reso we'd, BY the Select and Common Councils of
the CITY of Philadelph a, That the Department OF
Surveys be and is hereby directed to so change the
line OF Robinson street, between Main and the
canal, IN the late borough of Manayunk, as land
down on plan No. 72 of the Department of SURVEYS,
that the part of intersection of SAID s eet with the
canal may connect with the bridge now erected:
Provided the city shall be at expeuse therefor.
WILLIAM s. STOKLEI,
President of Common Council.
Attest ~
ABRAHAM STEWART,
A sstant Clerk OF Common Council.
JAMES LYND,
President OF Select Council.
Approved this twenty-ftth day of May, Ammo
Domni one thousand eight hundred and sixty
six IA. D. 1860. 40
MORTON NoMtCHAEL
52S 1t Mayor of Philadelphia.
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nIT~~h FOR NEW Y0RK.-PHILADEI-
= delphis Steam Propeller ComPany De-
leaving dairy at u M and r. NJ, connecting with All
OrtbeTn and Eastern lines
For freipht which win be taken upon accommodating
terms appiy 10 WILLIAM M. BAIRD q Co,
3l6 'IIi No. lS2 s DELAWARE Avenue
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TIE ~COWCEES AwE1.G" POWER,
n ~ and s.a 1.rseJ

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Accidental Insurance.

| AN NOW prepared to issuo short or long
/ time policies. forinsurance against accident,
TOR the Travellers Insurance Company Of Hart
ford, Conn. \ poIcy for $1,000, running one
month will cost ba, : 10 for premium. An
need it. Next to p7oriling bread, every head Of
a family should seek THIS guaranty against
want il case Of accident 70 himself
Z. {. SHOVE, Agent.
>ali.osoc, March 80, 1866. vIn&7
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800 Cords Stave
Bolts " anted

TTIE su'scr:b wishes 10 huv the above
Z amount cf Red Oak a-d N!ite Oak Stsve
Bot, b, foe he Isl day Ct August 1866 and
vii paw better price e:er offered il this place
StaYes to be - iaches ! fug.
ADOLPu WiTfMAEN.
Maa:sowoc JG.e II 1865,
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Recommends to his friends and customers
his new stock of Bourbon, .-onon gahela, Rye;
Old Rye two years and Rectifed Whiskey
Brandes; Rum; Gin; Arack: Cherry Wine
and Brandy; German, Spanish and Italian Bit
ters Rum and Arack Punch all lads of sweet
Liquors; Rhein, French, Madeira aud Pert
Wines Cider and Vinegar.
l will wait upon my customers promptly and
sell cheaper than any one else in this town.
Corner Eighth and Quay streets, south
side. Manitowoc.
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CONSt NPlIGN. old"" Dish I>LS Of h'e
Lt-' Go.
ALIENS LJNG RALoAN, the ga. remedy
fer cu,iu5 con sunny tivn, c, ughs aud colds j
is warranted to break up the most dist c~>iDg
cough in a few hours time. Do not de pair,
although all other medicines have allied; bn,
1--WE this remedy a trlI There IS 10 nee s~iry
Tor go many deaths by consumption, when
Aliens Lung Bal,am vii prevent it i only tx
en- in time Call who're the ra'sam is for sale
and get a pamphlet containing a Treatise on
Diseased Iurgs. and certificates OF remarkable
cures made in this city.
Read What the editor Ct tic Cincinnati
Times SAYS # Aliens Lung Blssm:
December S, 1861.
4 Remarkable C,lrf.-Nr. Samuel Lewis, enc
If the old pioneers OF Cjucjrntti. was ve.v long
apparently, in the las SO ecs o co1sun :, ion,
and oivc9 nm bv rhysiri,,I.., when :, me Kind
frrn5 reco,Gne1jad him 70 rs. Ag!,n's Lung
BsLam. lie did so, and Immediately c,m-
memo. d recovering ard Sow able 10 atterd 10
business. He saws. { In truth. NAV say it
has saved my life" &r. Lewis is well known
in Cincinnati. and he C,i,asr en- tencc NAV be
nIaced in his statements / IS due, therefore,
% the community. especially those sa1ari,
dor This te,rihic yrs1+ly th.r tha fullest NH
licity be given to such marvellous cures, that
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Mliitowcc, Nay ., 1866.
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I .ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE

0GE4tM Ma, dER I R5K FL STEb ~ TUGS.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERWAaTER,)
MILITARY DIVISION OF THE GULF,
New ORLEANS, La Feb. I. 1866. }
The followins named vessels, belonging to the
Quartarmaster's Department U. S. Army, will be
sold at public auction to the highest bidder the
18th day of February, 1866, at the office of Chief
QuartermaSter Lafayette square, Ro lis Camp St:
Steamship Crescent" registered I.2l9 TONS iron
vessel.
Steamship ''St. Mary" registered 1918 tons, iron
Steamship Clinton" registered 1890 tons. iron
vessel.
Steamship Geo. Peabody" registered LOIS tons.
steamship convoy registered rs tons.
Steamship Planter" registered 200 tons.
Propeller 'Corinthian," registered 396 tons,
Propeller Stanton" registered $50 tons.
Propeller ".,Foote., registered 4!G tons.
Propeller Exact, reGissered 265 tons
Propeller Porter, - registered 4S3 tons,
ProReiier Huzzar registered $50 topa.
Propeller Alliance" registered SOS tons, iron
side-wheel tOwboat 'St. Charles" registered 558
tons,
side-wheel steamer -. w. Hancock" registered
$50 tons.
Side-whee steamer DIANA" registered 700 tons.
Slde-Wheel steamer Col. Haloomb," registered 300
side-whee steamer Mustang, " registered 17stons.
Stern-Wheel steamer "Altamont," registered 292
Stern-wheel steamer Emma" registered 1S9 tons.
Isl tons.
Wheel in recess steamer "Tamaulipas, j" registered
"a sons iron vessel.
co. Wheel in recess steamer MatamOras," registered
S4 tons, iron vessel.
Centre;wheel steamer "Col. Colburn," registered
l25 tons, large railroad ferry boat.
Centre-wheel steamer Gen. Ransom" registered
lO4 tons, large railroad ferry-boat.
entre-wheel steamer Keeper" registered 30
tons, large railroad ferry-boat.
lug Perry, registered l55 tons.
Tug Jennie" registered II tons.
lug Cleveland, registered 81 TONS
lug Belle Darlington" registered IS tons.
Schooner Electric, - registered 14T TONS
Schooner H, D. Adams. registered liz tons.
Schooner Scout, registered l26 tons.
Schooner Union, registered IS tons.
schooner Wlnona," registered III TONS
Schooner Annette registered l35 tons.
schooner Highlander" registered $40 tons
Model barge Col. Mulligan." registered 120 tons
Three % lighters.
One u aatboat.
Ten QW small boats.
Three 81 barges,
Nine ~ yawls
A full description of these vessels can be had on
appleatlon at the office of Brevet Lieut.. Col. b. 5
ALLEN, A. Q. NJ, Tchoupitoulas street, New Or
leans and most of them can be seen at this port
vicinity.
Terms cash, in United States currency or audited
transportation vouchers fifteen Q5 per cent OF the
purchase money to be paid on bidding on each boat
and the balance to be paid within eight W days there
after.
By order of the Quaatermaster General;
C. G. SAWTELLE,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
fel7-10t Military Division of the Gulf