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'''~~1G & CRESSON RAILROAD.
u after Monday, May 2l. 1866.
" Ills road will run as follows:
"' N. connecting with Baltimore
-. 70 >, West and Day Express East.
'1p N connecting with Phila. Ex.
p land Day Express West.
" " ~ ,' a n. or on departure of Bait.
?, NJ. or on departure of the Phlia-
.rfia Express West.
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e. While in Pittsburg on a business
? we had the pleasure of meeting our
. i"end, Tom. Houston, one of the edi-
Is OF the Pittsburg Gazette. Altbouub
.@ does not advocate the same poIit;cs
az we DO, he is nevertheless a gentleman
Talent and distinction.
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GIPGg PER YEAR! We want 4 gerts eve
I,JUJ rywhere to sell our IMPROVED $40
Sewing Machines. Three new kinds In
der and upper feed. Sent on trial. War
ranted FIVE years. Above salary or large
commissions paid. The OSLY machines
sold in the United States for less than $40
which are fully licensed Jy Holre. HHeeleg
s. UTlaon, GroUer-S- B0kcr, Singer 6. Co..
and Bactdder. al other cheap machines
are iatriRgemeRts and The se2ie7. or user are
liable to arrest. 1jae and imprisonment.
illustrated circulars sent free. Address.
or call upon Shaw e Clark, at BiGdefard
Maine. or Chicago. Ill. May 81. 1S66.-Iv.
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THE MARKETS.

ERENsBuRG, August 9, ls66.-Flour,
S133 to Sl49 per barrel; Corn, 81 per
bushel; Beans, $l.25 to 50; Butter, SOC
per pound; Eggs, Zoe per dozen Flax
seed, $3.50; Timothyseed, SO, SO; Clo-
verseed, So; Coffee, 80 and 33c per 10 ;
Molasses, 75c per gallon; Syrup, Sips
and Sl.40; Brown Sugar 13 and Is cts.
per pound; White, 10 to zoe Rice, Is
cents; Wool, SO cents per pound.
s(e6 advertisements.
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LOVE AND MATRIMONY

I
Ladies and gentlemen. if you wish to
marry, address the undersisn who will
send you, without money and without price.
valuable information that viii enable you
to marry happily and speedily. Irrespective
Of age, wealth, OF beauty This informa-
ticn viii cost you nothing, and if you wish
to marry, will cheerfully assist you. All
letters strictly confidential. The desired in
formation sent by return mail, and no re.
ward asked Address
SARAH B. LAMBERT.
Greenpoint, Kiags Co, New York
June 7,i66-3mo
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FAMILY GROCERIES
TO CONSUMPTTNFS

Inc advertiser, having been restored to
hea't1 IN a few weeks by very simple
remedy, after having suffered for several
years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Con.umption-is anxious to
make known to his fellow. sI,ff;,rars tLo
means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send conv
OF the prescription used Cfree Of cbargcl
With the directions for preparing and using
the same, which they will find a SURE CURE
for CONsUMPIION. ASTHMA. PRovcr1rTs
COUGHS. Colds, and all Throat and Lun9
Affections. The only object of the ADVENT
ser IN sending the Prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread information which
he conceiyes to be Invaluable. aud lie hopes
every sufferer viii try his remedy, rs it viii
cost them nothing, and may prove q bless
ing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE.
oy return mail, will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
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FE7RIAL LIST
a The following is the list Of causes set
down for trial in the Sourt of Common Pleas
OF Cambria county, commencing Monday,
the 81 day of December next:
StutZm2n vs.. Gates
Nj Connell VS.. Huber
King VS.. Harris
King vs.. Shoenberger's FIX 5.
Kline VS. llartzog
GEO. c. X. ZAHM, Prothy.
Prothonatory's Office, Nov. 5, 1866.
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- With Us once more-chiII Novem.
wlntry blast.
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STRANGE. BUT TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the
United States can hear something very
much to their advantage by return mail free
Of charge,) by addressing the undersigned
Those having fears Of being hunbugged will
Ohlige by not noticing this card. All others
will please address their obedient servant.
THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
83l Broadway, New York.
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JOHN B. OGDEN.
No. Is Chambers St. New York

Feb. lst, 1865. ly.
TAINTED. AGENTS-S75 to 5000 PER
II MONTH for gentlemen. and $50 to SIS
for ladies, everywhere, to introduce the Gel
ebrated Common Sense Family Sewing Ma
chine improved and perfected. 1t will hem.
fell, stitch, quilt, bind, braid and embroider
beautifully Price only 500, making the
elastic lock stitch, and fully warranted for
three years. We pay the above wages or a
commission, from which twice that amount
can be made. Address with stamp. or call
on c. BOWERS & co, Salesroorns. No.
255 South FIFTH street, Philadelphia. Pa.
All letters answered promptly. with circu-
lars and terms. Nav 81 1886 At
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SAIF.

TiE STORE HOUSE and DWELLING
l HOUSE situate in Chest township. Cam,
brla county, formerly occupied by JOSEPH
GILL' together with ONE ACRE Of LAND.
IN good state Of cultivation and well sup
piled with choice fruit, is offered for sale
The buildings are good; the property Is
IN an excellent location for mercantile or
other business, and is offered at very low
price. Possession given immediately.
For further information inquire Of or ad-
dress JOHN @. GILL, at Glen Copnen
convenient to the premises, who is authori
zed to sell the same
JOSEPH GILL.
May 81. 1s66.-tf.
pUEE LIBERTY WHITE LEAD,-T6e
| Whitest, the most durable and most eco
uorical. Try it! Manufactured only by
ZIEGLER & SMITH,
Wholesale Drug, Paint and Glass Dealers.
No. l37 North THIRD Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
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49, tSpetsag dispatch TO tho st. Lonis Republican
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3s--There are no new de
yelopments respecting the trial Of Semmes. He
y sfill confined in the Navy Yard in charge Of
Nay8l guards. sentry is constantly on duty al
n III door of his room, while outside thh bnildine
under tile windows of the room another sentry i
esatipned M one il allowed to speak to him, ex.
cent one gentleman who holds d pass from
the Navy Department. understood TO be his
counsel He spends most of his time reading,
books.
large number of military officers viii, in q few
days, be mustered out of the volunteer service,
some Of whom will retain subordinate places in
the regular service.
fer to Brazil called on the President TINS morning
: and had o profracfed ;ntefrie considerable
Significance is attached 70 II from the TACT that 1t
b generally understood that y apoieon sent an
autograph letter PRESIDENT Johnson or Mexican \,
Aizairs. Minister Webb breakfasted with the En-
y said sent ior this AZ tter but Mt Webb replied
that II SgAs 70 The PRESIDENT and must be
delivered to- hin1. IT is not improbable that this
xettet 1MAy be sent TO the Senate, toge Their with
cgpies0f other corresp ndence on Mexican mat
4 te1S which have been called for by that body
s 1sits 70 supply two Thousand barrels Of Hour to
&c government were opened f0,day; We bus
sIanged from &IG o. to SO So The brand IS known
- No. 2 Georgetown hom.
Internal revenue receipts to-day were nearly
~ 600, 900.
Nearly one million of certificates of indebted
ness we're issued lnSt week.
! confirmation Of the capture of the Spanish war
vessel by the CHILEAN corvette Esmeralda
The BLOCKADE Of Chill has been partially raised,
owing to the absence. OF the biockaiing vessels,
which have gone to Peru.
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ENM&&DEERtS NEWS EMPRESS FROM
~ Magnolia Pike County, to Homesytle County seat Pike
county, Miss, tr weekly. ~
From Magnolia to Jacsenwood and Liberty County seaD
Atnite county, Miss, tri-weeklv ''
From Liberty Ceutrevils woodyle County seAtl
Wilkinson county, seuIi-weekIy.
VIII supply subscribers residing or In vicinity of INV
station on The New Orleans Jsgson and Great Northern Rail
rOnd Southern Railroad and Mississippi Central Railroad and
H0Inesyile, JGcSsonwood Liberty CentreviIe WoSdyis
Monticello County sea, Galatin county seat Pine Bluff
ETC. with the - ~ '
NEW ORLEANS MOBILE, yICKsBERG. JACKSON AND
MERIDIAN DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS
Having agents above, will recording deeds collect
Ing, etc.
Letters mailed 40 cents encle5ed or packages sent to
promptly forwarded. wa "
Untl mail routes and postoice reestablished will mall
and postage on letters from above places Magnolia post
Office. ~ t'
Passage from Magnolia to Liberty Observation-Disclosures 90
o1tethi W tlatagt pau
Newspapers and Circulars, 10. S. postage paid . s
subsep"Rs and Advertisements for country papers received
by j, BENZ CHA EDIER
IS CarOndelet street.
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j. b. WAIros Auesioneer
Office At Carondelet street, corner Union street.
EKIDAY, january Iath, beglnn ming &c 10
and sn me Fee viii be so
sas Chairs aud Chairs Rosewood Etagers Resew cd Ts
sss cs
Curtains Lace and Damas Gornees Curtain Pins etc,
BED ROOM FURNITURE Elegantly Carved Rosewood
Victoria Bedstsads and Glass Aors single and double Bose
stands Commodes Dressng Tables Chairs and Arm Chairs
aad Rockers Hair Ness and spring holsters and
DINING. RooM-Elegantly Carved Oak, sideboard with
Rugs elegant China Ware Liquor Stand Plate
Warmer, Cutlery etc.
Cloths Mats, Hall Chairs stair Carpets and Rods, etc
KITCHEN FuRNIrURE-c Cooking Range, with Boiler,
Cooking Utensils very complete, Tinware ETC.
tfai aud BY master artists handsome Epgravings, Be-
sides th,eePy Ingra aRd 3D., brussels Safpsts Mane orna
The Furniture be the day before the sale.
Catalogues of the Furniture be obtained at the office of
the auctioneers.
no TEnNs--cash in U $, Treasury Notes
The delivery of the articles sold viii commence Immediately
lers and Carpets at auction.
Succession Of JOSEPH c. LEWIS
BY j. b. WALTON 81 DESLONDE.
j. B. WALTON, Auetioneer
oAice--f7 Carendeet Street. corner Union
TUESDAY, January 16, 1866, beginning
at IL O'Clock the premises, at the residence OF the
deceased Camp and Philip streets by virtue and
Second District Court OF New Orleans dated the 9th day
November 1865 docket No. % 1885, for account of the
above named succession the following articles tow will be
sold
Paror Set consisting Sofas Chairs
two arm hairs and two straight back Chairs.
Two Paror Carpets.
Two large Mirrors.
One Marble Top Table
Four Gas Chandeliers for parlors, dningroo and hall
Six Gilt Cornices
No. TERMs-Cash in U. s. Treasury notes
MEUBLEs DE SALON EN- EoIs DE ROSE, GHANDE-
liers dc Gaz ct Tapis, Il lenean.
Succession do JOSEPH G. LEWIS, dacede
PAX j. II. WALTON 81 DEsaoNDE.
a j. b. WALTON, Encanteur,
Bureai--i7 rue Garondelet, encoignure Union.
MAKBE, lie I6 JanvEer 1866, eonntslen sast
~ II heures A sur les leuS, aresidence deft,
formement orire de honorable John w Thomas uge
dc u Deuxiee Cour dc Distrc Nouvelle date
e Il npvenbre 1860, dassier dc la No Is 49, pour lie
fopte de succession cidessus les articles svants
sefont veDdues-- +f't
unAeuolement de Salon en- bots de Rose caprenant deux
Sofas sly ehaises deux Fantea ct deu Chaises les
Deux Tapis de Salon.
Deux Grlndes GRces
Tine Table ayec lie dessus inartre.
ouatTe Insres pour Salon. Salle Munger ct Corridor
n- CoSpTIoNsComptant billets Trasor DIES Flats
TERY DESIRABLE FIRST-CLASsf DWELLING HOUSE
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aIstsicnl and Theatrical.

Sg x4,s.t ~. xYo j, 1s ~ - H..
saia lTesissa ghers 4
kiehard Wagner has been expelled from Munich
classes q on poPalation. Ile King who had bu
.sesnahy Eala W iaTge debts ana
1890 w VIZ anu io be
psd ~ r;eId w M
siga the DECREE Il Punishment AT the same time,
1872 ~ UPON Ine musician an an
4 ~ ss' !. " 'no..su1 norlns.
5ls great 81 Il. event q the court season at Com
4 MSssas ailegoricai Extravaganza; entitled COM
Nashtd{kes DE- Cesar out of Difference to the EN-
psEors literary and political aspirations, but
sslaay passing gaasr review some Of the striking
Setefs tntrodnced were industry, personated by
MAdame de Gallifet, and France, BIZ Madame dc
4 Itales| while the Princess of Mctterneh. the
ladies successfully represented 1 yisand.ere, 1
caRman nn a strik and Nile. Therese, the famous
anger of taa Alcazar. The Palace Of Industry,
1 m inqp n mule Rigoletto, the & Belle
pa9xliie The latter Ina scene in which the Marquis
4 ~ lux appe&Fs il the character Of Goodies to
5hs Mntual wrath OF the two Saratogas,)
eHs nx other ddsant ends q French life during
8 year were introduced with infinite wit,
ssne md Empress being convnlsed with
: III 1ler py the performance. The Prince mpe-
yas cIe Sf appearing as the Future
u Represented tie orchestra
u nas piano
4 Che New York Herald gives the following ae-
ct,si,,t Nh X; s;,, 81 o.aa s,a;ss
s's7s Ase0sy uso1usa Y
81 ny sAarply contested question of the London
versus thu music Aalls the Court Of Com
n1o1 PLEAS has pronpunced j decision which. while
& NJ sssns 8 rs R5s as IS
sssa spsss 4 zpsess e
b they may not nationally seek flle
peTlnissiQli 0f tlae Acgialattire. Upon this If
teti0r the theStcrs win lotly Join issue f3nr
ing the argument id court THE tbeaters asserfea
Tint sshaets were stage plays " because tIsey
conveyed II story, and that therefore though tIey
were sanctioned BY one act or Parliament as
sstancing, = they were Illegal under auother 80
ssstsge Plays Ons lawyer for the paa5laS
objected 70 The baliets not only as immoral on
account OF the scantiness Of tie tlraperv IL
,e m nk stabbed s,shar W an
afs n hl,,s IA fla, WI
IL al te araeeful curpse ID
atnk,ng WEE Y ns i, g 4 worst eengs
4 S e' ~ lr9 ra prury Lane, and
ss AIy1h WIZ n 5Ae music nails were
Ri con.enuca lnaI Ihe pallets
ala Inat
WI Mlsu pres
drop
a sss hais lespeciaaiily ln irohI), was not q
tS0 u his sEis M was DtoWh "
III st viis fNoru Tx liner Justlcc Erie VINO
~ ~ II @ 1nat elr. iyTWhitI WAS r!shf ~
wy w, Attlllpra q napang N
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Sss'se a,33oD DAYS. Work. We understand that
Sssts1d LewelIyu, the young gentleman who made
s2ss5ef Of 5000 last week, for making three hun
calls upon New Years Day, driving span
horses on the round, lost his money hut came
7fhin thirty one of the number stated. This was
: good day y work and the fact of his breaking
leRn We are t5d is not attributable to his having
taken tEQsbundred and sixty -nine small drinks OF
brandy, but to the fact of ons OF his horses be-
coming Injured bysa fall on the slippery street,
though tha animal was not In the slightest degree
under tlle iniiusnce " liquor. [st. Louis Repub.
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ERANK NEwHALL,

ENMdNA NEWHALI4,
14.......-........ CAMP STREET. ...,.,,,,,. Ia
Between Common and Canal streets,
Has en- hand and is constantly receiving direct from the
Manufacturers III the North and In Europe large elegant
assortment of WALL PAPER in Oak Mahogany and Marble
Itstioaa, FteEooss, Centers Panneing Statuary and
seonssg.
aolr ad Public and Private Buildings finished in
the moBt exquisite manner, and at the shortest notice
The attention of City and Country Dealers called to his
immense Stock OF WALL PAPER embracing every variety
eKtant which he dispose of low prices as any similar
stnhllshrl in tha
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AUCTION SALES,


Five Building Lots the of ST. Andrew and Camp
streets near the Magazine Market Railroad Schools, etc
BK @. Il. GIRARDEY 81 CO.,
N. j. HoEy, Auctioneer.
Office, No. II Exchange Place.
SATURDAY, Jan. 1:s, 1850, will be sold ,at
~ pnoe auction, at IL o'clock NJ, the Merchants and
- - 80 -.
FIVE CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, situated in the Fourth
District N me square bounded by St Andrew Josephine
amp ana Magazine streets, designated by the letters
ana Il, as per plan of ReGensten forms
inc corner OF St Andrew and Camp street. measures IS
feet inches front St. Andrew street. by depth and front
on Camp OF l ieet 10 inches lines cen parallel lines
Lots ana adoin the above and each SO feet
inches 'front.' on 81 Andrew street. by about 126 depth
tween parallel lines Lots letters and adoin the above
in the rear aud measure each 81 feet inches front on Camp
street. and lug feet inches lines depth parallel
lines. r
This property s very egbly located being accessible to all
the churches railroad schools and the market
communal good tenants. " 'S
Isl" TERMS half cash balance IL months credit for
notes secured privilege special mortgage on the
property bearing interest the per cent from date
until maturity If not then paid, eight per cent until final
payment.
Acts of sale before Mazureau Breedove Notaries at
the expense of the purchasers
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TRANSPORTATION.


ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAKLROA
FARE FROM NEW ORLEANS TO NEW YoRK
Reduced to sac 40.
TWO DAILY TRAINS Cairo morning and evening
upon the arrival of the Atlantic Mississippi Steamshp
Oompanys hoatst New Orleans making direct connections
with all lines East and West.
Time from Cairo to New York two days.
Time from Cairo to Boston, two days and six hours
For through tickets and further Information apply TO thu
Company's etics, Cairo, I'll. ~
W. R. ARTHUR
General Superintendent Chcago
W. T. JOHNSON,
General Passenger Agent Chicago.
B. R. PEGRAM Agent,
l0t Common street, opposite the City Hotel,
New Orleans.
B. F. L0NGLEY,
General Southern Agent New Orleans
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MISCELLANEOUS


YOUNG PAUL WARING,
Doctor and Asrooger located 159 Customheuse street
between Burgundy and Dauphin streets
lie was born with natural gift. He tells the Past and
Future Never known to fail Causes speedy rnarrages-brngs
together those long separatedcures diseases Business
strictly confidential lie shows correct likeness of
sent friends, future husband Or wife.
Terms for consultation, 81.
Those at distance send their age So and address
Paul Warning, Box 299 New Orleans Posotce and get in
return the outline of their whole lives.
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whole Tickets s2 Halves Sc Quarters So; Eighths, 30
Prizes cashed by
CHAs. T. HOWARD, No. 9S Camp street,
ar Tockbax $40 postoaiee Neyv CrIaaDs
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pONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
FREE FoRWTARDEEa-
NEEICE ALARAMA AMn EtnRtnA AT, NOZZLE. ~.

OFFICE ALABAMA AND FLORIDA AND MOBILE AMI
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROADS.
Ehs attention of Merchants shipping the interior Ala
hama and Western Georgia aud particularly the Merchants
Of Montgomery is drawn rho advantages offered BY lie RAN
road route between Mobile and Montgomery which Is now in
successful operation.
Besides the Daily Steamers between New Orleans and
BILE two regular lines Of superior Steamships have
ised between New York and MOBILE offering facilities
to Bhippers
As further nducenent all Freight consigned the Mobile
and GreGt Northern Railroad Company at Mobile Will he
received and forwarded free ef commission.
SAAI'L G.. JONES'
Eng. and Snp't Ala. and Fla. Railroad
a. JORDAN,
Eng. and Sup't Mobile and G. n r. r.
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NEW ORLEANS GAS L1GgIT COMPANY

DECEMcER l6, 1865.
TO GAS CONSUMERS.
Owing to the high price of all labor this Com
compelled to modify of the concessions made TO
consumers heretofore under circumstances more favorable to
Its business.
From and after the first of January ensuing the materials
and labor in setting the metre will te charged and paid
before letting the gas; and monthly for the use Of
The metre ~ follows:
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Nos and on plan these and other lots
by Joseph Pile, late Surveyor dated May 1870 and
rg each &c feet inch and lines front on Gaiborne street.
by M feet inches and lines in depth between parallel lines
American measure. a H. = Il 3gsi
n- One third cash. balance in g. u ls and q
ing al the rate Of cent per anuan and mortgage
until final pay ment.
expense of the purchaser
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~ 81 Bk4EEs
No. 20 CAMP STREET, UNDER THE CITY HOTEL.
Je~eIry', Watches, Silver and Plated yF.re, !
SOLE AGENT FOR
sEMNoNs' BRAZILIAN PEBBLES
Christmas and New Year'a Presents.
Fine Gold Watches in Hunting Cases, diamond ed and
engraved best Makers rich Sets Bracelets Pins and Ear
rings in Diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx and Etruseau Gold
~ Karat Gold Guard and Vest Chains latest paerns Sch
Buttons and studs of every variety best We; m
Cents Scarf and Masonic Pins various t,aronielp
Plated Sets, Table and res 'le a+i,E e e"'p
,f AA Al aid Spoons, Gnps, obes
etc; Pocket and Table Cutlery,
I ui6lers and superior quality. l.
Clocks, .,
1 Office and Mantle, in Bronze, Marble and Wood
Spectucies,
| Gold Silver Steel and Shell mounted.
The particular attention of those needing helps to read is
respectfully solicited to Sermons Brazilian Pebbles the best
only glasses thst should lie used New Pebbles in
Particular paid repairing Watches and
Jewelry, the best workmen being employed
Remember, 20 CAMP STREET under the City Hotel
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CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON PRYTANIA STREET,
street, between Prytana and ST. Charles Streets
BY j. B. wALTON ~ DEsLoNDE,
a om,, - c >, b W. W,MTok Anetioneer
,fEHEIUKSDAY january lath. 1885, at Ia
o'clock At the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange
Royal street, will be sold
FIRST District Property.
SIX VACANT LOTS OF GROUND in the First District Of
TINS city in the square bounded by Prtania ST. Charles Po
Nos TO inclusive on plan drawn by Pelie DepaiilIys
ciYil engineers dated January l. 1866
Lots Nos 70 inclusive each % eet inches and
and 6lines betwees parallel lines.
Grania and Iee inches and lines front on Felicity
Road % feet inc and ines in the rear by depth l59
feet linenes on the side next y No g.
Let Ne aeasntS, q feet inches 6nes front Felicity
feet inches next toilet No and Isl feet inches and lines
ns s bsy e "a o Gns1 To- s lot here i
Fourth District Property.
. TEN VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND in the Forrth
p hal 9! ts ety. II The square bounded BY Prgna ST
Nos 70 10 inenSye ont pan by pilieand Depouy Civil
81 Ig 1t5 sS Ss y. Ls January 1865
- ieet inch front on Pytanin street, by depth of 100
No ajons the above described lots and forms the
corner OF Prytai aud st Andrew streets and
nes in the roar y depth Of lao feet on tie Inc next to 10
and depth and front on St Andrew street Of 100 feet
Lot measures q feet II inches onton St Andrew street
y eet ~ inches lines IN the rear by depth Of II feet
inches line the side Inc next to St. Charles street rect
Lot no 70 measures z ses 10 inches lines front St
Pytania street and depth Of no Sect II line on the
other side line next to 81. Charles street.
in the notes otthe purchasers to their ar.tss
cage md interest ut Ter cent "a @ y LOW q CO.
Act Of sale 6e9rGp al NC I'M m ayn5
yds Prolific s,,--, Notary Public, at tbs
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Arrived ysssstd cton 81 street gas lamps has made
sola-6o Wort Element in Bombay, India. The ma
Caises ia Sot uderstand why the posts don't get