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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-08
THE FOLLOWING NAMED UNCLAIMED MERCHAN.
disc will be sold at public auction, according law on

THE FOLLOWING NAMED UNCLAIMED MERCHAN-
disc will be sold at public auction according law on
TUESDAY, the Goth day of February, 1860,
g. aTehouse No. on Front Leyes street between Julia
I'll 9S-Nol-l sample manufacturers Wool and
thread By G. b Hysl from Havana uea fancy soap 'na lot Of
AR.sb9ses Lssldrsth's Garden Seed old and damaged
med --..e- - -" - 0'p'' ''''-'
Dbl Nader, in bad order ..
small box aud bundle Cioaks small box Hair Pins
sNos W 81 cases about 200 vo French books by
B9Nss 5 Isl - and cases Seach . large brass.
L-No 5i2-l case French Books by Cardenas, from
G FerrisreI box as packagss) Smoking Tobacco by A.
TrssySe aa. from Tamlpico
E MNos and p boxes Dr. Krehaessers Paten. Medi-
B b boz q bottle Eau dc St Herbert. by Taurus from
Fellows Co ! Race Boat IS feet long and pair Oars by
a n sSn B hsva Il long
fn aaks ioSs an Sn Ps nsSan Eo,,
ESo s5lS Box az douen Rhensh Wine by R D.
BG-Ne z525 boxes az bottles eaeh Dinner oordia
y CIV 20 boxes (s jars each, Fruits in juice, by
ETyft sots sask Porcelain Nv K.t nvsr s
jDl H DNos 25i and ss5-2 casks Earthenwafs BY sam
RT5Nos 1871 I'D ls 1872 1877 300 2li s5 $40 si $50 35l
49, and S5s-l4 boxes Sanitary Cruel, by Banbers.
iANe A't6sN't W ifoui
Sos $50 to 6s56 cases leach - large wheele,
sNo 49, case BOOKS taoneu and Beige SO an,
n PNos and il boxes az bottles each, Wine, by
| Bell from Aayre. ..lT -sst ~
oFF-Ne $3.50 bbs tl2 bottles each) White Wine by A
| Bell. from Havre. &lb s@l[ IHs'13 ,HfF5 '77
Pho 3oal case Chess and Draught Men and Toys, b.
rs WI Go-No IL case Blank Books leather bound, b.
AP@No 6sGiBox empty Bottles, by Stephen crowe,l
Ipl o. gases gas Chandeliers and fixtures, BY A.
D-a pkas bdtled Ale, BY corinthian from Liverpool
II P--Nos 1860 and 3o-2 cases Patent Medicines b,
| Corinthiat, from Liverpool
NJ L--Nes Bill case Paten. Medicines by corinthian
fCpwn No. ST. box Tin Plate by John Carver from Dor
a-No 4isl case Tos Drums by Magdalena from Havre
u tons tesmatedI Quassia Wood in sticks, by Laysna
MHL1l marble Tombstone, by Portland from, Liverpool
| 8 slabs Slate.
| yB-i cases Earshenwars. "a srasGsA 10 4sUnG
| 1000 b Cork Wood in slabs. -,I
Brewnl Dbl Coal Tar, by E. G. Knight from Havana
case Wood sungs and Snephur Wick for coopers b,
1 J,W-4 cases Statuary Marble --. " ). So '.
SS-2 cases Almonds,
|. u Cd case Orange Flower Water .7+- .-. '
| AG-i case Fruits and Nuts. 4 . y. az pl
| 4LF-No. Al case German Books. ' ..
/ SPearsoE-l box Rags. gl-f-.e' e...NL a-
W steward-Nos zoo and 500 boxes Books and Paint
1 inss. sGa q fSSsat&E IN .N N'-h
RF& e9-s bbs Estimated 90 gallons, Whisky, r- F"
| 3 B-3 casks Wine. t-u -,.0 ts --I --t.- ."'
"A Fwli s4 - III sraa .
i6ers Fiat 1rort:. '5ff
| bar Railroad Iron. 81 5-- pig ~
One ssi-i boxes az bottles each) Wine, Borxenbery
Us custom H5use; tlIectors ONCE, New Orleans Jan
l u VIM p KELLOGG, Collector
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Er.. 81 PUBLIC SALE. E,- : ..3--.
THrHD JUDICIAL Disrslcr cousT ESTATE or DANIEL
z :, r 4, . 81 MsRr,s, NJ isll.

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aae Esq Nh q sad paS
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soa. t. ne sss T. .ay.re.
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steam .asaf furnace viii if Iesies
sfss @ h
~ rsSfs 81 il lie rear and east
laid Plantation and adjoining containing $50 acres the
r@J Tsacf or PRAIRIE LAND shs.s and ad
sa aa1sr n
10 soath range east viii some fencing on The arss
I THREE OTHER DErAcHED PIECES OF LAND
ri Ss ] ~
he and east q sad p.ptatien containing 10 $500
TsSSE 81 o..
ns @ ss n
% ssr
southeast quarter OF section Is township SOUTH g.
All the aoyEABLEs consisting of about So mules sew.
%
piano number Of valuable book including three volumes Of
silver ware gold Satehss sfinke ssc ETC.
and Improvements price il cash the
balance T. one two And three years from the ds Of
payable the order of the administrator and condi
toned to bear cent annum interest from their
turty and the property TO remain specially norgaged with
the privilege until full and n payment the pn-
cpal and interest The oveables payable all Of fifty
dollars under cash for all exceeding that
credit Of twelve months purchasers In the latter to
furnish their notes. with security In sodo bearing
cent per annu interest from maturity until paid payable
vac ''0'' 2 ''' N1'''''afA WEEKS administrator
.- 49, Residence, New Iberia, La.
St Martinsviiie, La, Jan e. l-66
NoTE.The Plantation above described Is well adapted
the cultivation Of Cotton having been cultivated Cotton
Farm for several previous to planting cane thereon
portion Of the land described No. also well suited the
cultivation of cotton f
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THE UNION. WAREHOUSES ON TCHoUPIToULAs
Commerce and Notre Dame streets o.
by j. Ii. WALTON 81 DEsLONDE,
= y u d. WALTON, AUCff0NEER.
" 4sr- r,.- t.. Otfice-No A Carondelet stree
LINHIKSuAY, Eeh. I5th. Mt IL a,clo

j" rs tr- g., . .... OficeNo. II Carondeet street.
THURSDAY, Feb. 18th, Mt IL O'Clock
NJ at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal
street, will be sold d -.7 5'.fI afr g-f,'. n. q
THAT VALUABLE and eligbly situated Warehouse pro-
known the Union Warehouses situated
bounded by Thoup,oula Notre DAME Commerce and Grod
Streets in the First District Of this city and feet
6inees front Note Dame 1877 feet inch lines
Tchouptonlas street Ss feet inches Commerce street
and 1877 feet inches in width the line parallel with Notre
Dame street all according plan drawn BY JOS Pile late
dated June st 1886 In the office of Jules Messy late
Notary Public H.. ..gg = Id 3
The buildings consist ola well built substantial FIRE PROOF
BRICK WAREHOUSE covering the entire lot portion,
that fronting Sotre Dame being high
the portion two stories high. T = 'a' I d
EsJ- TERMS CoNDlTloHs-With this property will be
so One Thousand shares reduced to 93s shares Of Citizens
Bank Stock The purchaser will required
the Citizens Bank of Louisiana for S2 900 payable
renewable LIST Of April 1866 according the charter Of said
April 1877 With the privilege Of renewal 5000 payable April
per per until paid The remainder to be paid
in cash in u s Treasury notes The credit payments all bear
their full value by the purchaser policies Transferred
the parties in interest according their respective
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-08
r Ii. CARTER
WHOLESALE GROCER, COMMISSION MERCHANT,
.a. -grr' AND DEALzR u ara vg @ -.
r II. cARTEK-

Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
CORNER COMMON AND TCHOUPITogLAs STREETS,
New Orleans,
receiving by almost every arrival from tds Noh
aud West, q fresh and well selected stock of
GRoCERIES,- .s.. ...
Suitable Wholesale and Retail Grocsry trade Store
Bar Stores Boat Stores Plantation and Family Supplies
among which will be found the following articles which
offer reduced figures: "i ri =. ~ ST." -.i
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LOTS OPPOSITE THE LAFAYETTE MARKET, FOURTH
"a District. 7-'H- 81 WI b.
BIZ j. Is. WALTON a DESLONDE,
Ho1CE PROPERTY NEAR THE PoYDRAS MARKET.
PREDECESSORS DRUG STORE,
BYJ Ii. WALTON IL DEsLONDE,

]. d. N
.sl.B.E Office. II Carondeet street, corner Of Union.
FTHUKSDAY Y, February 18th, Mt 12 O'Clock
", at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, will
be sold
valuable LOT OF GROUND and the buildings thereon
known Fredcksens drug store and apothecay in the
bounded by Poyras Baronne Perdidp and Carroll
streets measuring l9 feet inch and lines front oydraS
street by ~ feet in depth between parallel nes q
The buildings consist Of well built Three Story FreProof
BRICK STORE, and Three Story Back Buildings,
Possession can be given before the LIST OF April The
purchaser will be entitled the from the sale
NS- TERMs-Onehaf Cash. in U. s Treasury notes, and
oneha in the note of the purchaser at twelve months his
own order bearing interest at the rate of eight cent
annum from date until paid and mortgage the property
Tina buildings be fully insured the purchaser and the pol
icy transferred the vendor until the payment the note
of the purchaser H.. s-- = ,s.lv ~ ' E
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BY MecEKREN q CO.,


Office and Salesroom Masonic Hail, ST. Charles street.
Feb. 9Th, and following days,
IL at II O'Clock at the Merchants and Auctonees Elk
change Royal street. OF the City of New Orleans
authorized by Ordinance No. 64 dated January TO- 1866
will be sold the toowing described property, towit:
ALL THAT PORTION OF BATTURE, comprised in the
bounded by Louis and Cent? Peters and Clay
in the two squares bounded by Cont and Cusomhouse Clay
and Front Streets in the bounded by Casohou
and Canal Front and Wells streets; in the squares
bounded by Canal and ST. Joseph Front and Delta
the squares bounded by Notre Dame ST. Joseph
Delta and Water streets III. .. y, II "A
All the above described property be sold as per plan
be exhibited at tue nj sale. aEg .t-#. y L..
cash in matured obligations of the City
Of New Orleans United States Treasury Notes. and balance
in equal nstaents divided into coupons required Of
two three and four credit with special mortgage
property Sold said hear interest
cent per annu from date to maturity and if not then paid
the part Of the purchasers to pay whole part
their notes in cash - ~. IT. ~
Acts of sale before A. Hero City Notary and all expenses
including the revenue stamps be paid by the
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\ AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE R EsIDENcEs IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT
TBYJ. IL. WALTON q DI'sLONDE,
J. b. WALTON, AuoflUHeersa
s,r, A. r...,aaIaf a. rnat rnrnar Nr TN

Ohied-d7 Caropdeiet street, corner OF Union.
carxrunAY, February 10th, 1909, Mt ne
- a,nlnck y at the Merchants and Auctoneers' Ex-
~. 100 Rsya street. will be said x u JessFslrl IEf
81 In the square bounded by Coliseum
STRAIT Washington Avenue Fourth and Chestnut Streets
me"erihF 81 feet inches and lines front Coliseum
street, DEPTH between parallel lines, of l8 feet inches
and line. . .$4F &. XII !
Upon this lot there large and we'll built frame two-story
dwelling house and back building
Bed Rooms four Servants Rooms BAH Room, Kitchen
painting having just been finished The first story y finished
There IS Garden in fine order Attached and the whole In
- And m
LOT OF GROUND on Second street, In the square
bounded BY Carondeet date Apollo street second Baropne
as Bacchus and First streets measuring 80 feet front on 80
lines. |' ~ IHE - f-9'p te'NI q"
Upon this lot there large, we'll finished twotory frame
Dwelling House. containing wide ball two parors dining
rooms six bed rooms three servants bed roon and all
sary arrangements for bath kitchen store pantry
etc. etc The sidewalk is 20 feet III Width and Is well tagged
The property Is in good repair and nearly new ,gi Nv.
fourth cash. the remainder In the notes OF
the purchaser payable at six twelve and eighteen months,
with six percent current and eight cent eventual interest
and mortgage until final payment The buildings to be
to the vendors. - f
Acts of sale before Grima STARK Notaries Public,
the expense Of the purchasers -. p.
Een Mans nj fhn nffrnt ~
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DOUBLE TENEMENT Two.sToRY COTTAGES OF
Carondeet date Apollo street, between First and Philip
r streets.lylS-- " tEa''i t44N I'!iI fS GEFt ~ b
uvv n wa r srnN n nrsu nHnr

DOUBLE TENEMENT Two-sToRY COTTAGES ON
Carondee date Apollo street. between First and Philip
By j. b. WALTON d DEsLONDE, ~
I,t ..s{ 81. J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer, es gSr p$s
Office, No AZ Carondelet street. corner Of Union.
THURSDAY, February 18th, 1896, NJ IL
O'Clock the Merchants Auctionesrs Exchan ge,
| LoT OF GROUND in the square bounded BY Apollo,
First Bacchu and Philip street. and designated Lot No.
plan deposited in the office Of r. Beard late Notary
plan No 81 said lot measuring 80 feet 10 inches aud lines
front APOLLO NOV Caondeen street. by depth of III feet
between parallel lines. NV sf1 p. #.- ...- ~
Upon this ere Two Comfortable Twostoy Dwelling
Houses and twoory back buildings good order and well
| arranged for two small families lEs. tHs gEI
The house nearest FIRST is rented Until LIST October
1855 possession OF the other will be given {st April
with p per anhum interest from date till paid with
mortgage The buildings to be kept fully insured by the
chaser and the policies transferred to the vendor until final
| payment, a4 IUL @%. y8@ l @%f !EY
| psnse Of the purchaser. ~. F .tEIh I
LOTS OPPOSITE THE LAFAYETTE MARKET, FOURTH
"a District. ',- 81 t--' '.
| BYJ H. WALTON a DEsLONDE,
4yHr sa j. b WALTON Auctoneer,
| Office No. AZ Carondslet street, of Union.
p NJ the Merchants and Auctoneers' Exchange, Royal
! street, will be sold n g' no D.. sI I'D. H-1
Two valuable LoTs OF GROUND, opposite the Lafayette
formerly Sorapa Market, in the bounded by Sora
feet inches front Soraparu street. by depth Of l19 feet
10 inches and lines between parallel lines These lots
about the middle of the front Soaparu street. between
Levee and Rousseau streets b4t.sII t0| @.s.oF
Ea-TEgas-Cash in U. s. Treasury notes. I ~ -
Acts of sale before Walter H Peters notary public at the
expeese of the purchasers. .s, g.. L-. @.
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TWO SMALL DWELLINGS ON ERATO STREET, BE
tween carondelet and Baronne streets y " ~ z
BY J.. b. WALTON q DEsLoNDE, -

+ 'Ne"lS.a$ .7e = Office No. n Csrondslet street i
SATURDAY February 1O,t 1850, at n
~ 9sosk NJ at the Merchanss and Auctionse Exchange
III ONE LOT OF GROUND with ths buildings and improve.
mens thereon in the First District of this city in the
bounded by Eato Tala Baronne and Carondee streets d.
sgaatsd By ths No Len plan By ohas siyl
Erato street. by depth between parallel Of ia feet ID
inches and lines The improvements this lot consist Of
yard. etc, etc. 4 bHF- 5'4ftgfgx s3l n
ONE LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and improve
snts theseon in the square, and adjoining the
described designated by the No the above plan
ing 80 feet 1t inches andS lines front Erato street. by
depth Of 1T feet 10 inches and lines bstween parallel
The improvements this lot consist Of onesory House.
containing four and four in the kitchen
RgTERMs One third cash " s. Treasury notes balance
their order, bearing interest the rate per
cent per from day Of sale to maturity and per
Of sale before Q. de Armas Notary Public at the
pense Of the purchaser t Nb EAIs @H IN&8f l3E
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as6nsys an Jack son's arave.
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BIZ MRS, y. .. PRESTON. ia
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y simple. ecdaed mound Of earth,
with only daily 'vOtiye flowers
10 proye that any love II;
rTht token fjav that silently
81 Each hre0SSss vislt numbers, i \.
Alone keeps martial ward above 3s
& Tho ker5ss sifcaialess siumbers.
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No nAmerno record 4 Asktne wofld,
-. Tbs world haa read ~ sscry a I.
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FTHUKsDAY, Feb. 10. at 1e o'clock M, mt
Il the Merchants and Aurtioneers Exchange, on Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse Streets will be
sold a. rt.f.--.. u .s
A LOT OF GROUND situated Rampant street, between
Canal and Common streets in the square bounced ey ham
part Canal Common and Dryades date Phiiippa streets
measuring % feet 10 inches front on Rampant street by
depth of lJ feet and forming part OF Larger M designated
as Lot No Isl on Man drawn by Pile then City Sur
veyor, the I3 day May 1919 and deposited in he
office of the late Michel de Armas notary PUBLIC per ACT GATED
tue 10th of June 1919 together with the buildings anu I'M
prOvements thereon. ...r .l tu,,t Il, IL o.,sI
buildings and improvements upon the above described
lot Of gtound consist Of two Three story Brick Budngs with
Brick Back Buildings suitable for boarding house or 0r
Offices and can aways command good rental L.-,
With little repair the dwellings might be made very desirable
and would rent for Sf75 to $500 per month =.
" his there will be sold 50 shares reduced to Il
~ FERNS AND CosplrIoSs OF sALsaIhe purchaser vii
be rsred to furnish his stock note to the Ctz ems Bank
Toana pnrabe OF renewable according to the charter the
bank on The list Of April 1865 for the sum Of 5000 cash
be ramaindsr at credit IL and Is months in coupoi
notes payable 10 order Of the purchaser bearing cent
ntsest and secured by mortgage upon the property Th
budnss to be kept fully insured and policies transferred
vendors. ~ . =. Il 4, ,. "a,
Act before Stark Grima Notaries Public a the
pensc Of the purchaser.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-08

VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON
Rampant street. between Canal Common Streets oppo
site the splendid residence of Mr.. Charles Kock ,.
BY j. b. WALTON d. DEsLoNDE.
a-' j. B. WALToS Auctioneer.
.-.'..,.f#NF ~ Office No AT Caroptielet street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-08

T. Y a1alleS % Paris are taking their fashions
1 a501s 1ss ROSTERS They wear high combs. S'''YS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-08

CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, TABLE
CUTLERY AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
large stock assorted and packages put up
prsssiy for Country Merchants packed to order by
sAML E. MOORE CO..
% Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-08

ESTATE OF THE LATE MARY N. DuFFE1F-vALU
able Business sand-Ths fourstory arble froni Store
81 Magazine between Natchez and Poydras street-Two
Building Lots New Leves, between Thaiia and Erato
strestsLot and improvements on Front, between ITALIA
and Erato streets. zs r.
Wy ~ uvprv !. m ~" .'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-08

have been so advised by white men, who pretend
to be their friends. This state of things is greatly
to be regretted, both on account Of loss of labor
TO the country at large, and because it will be
ruinous to both the planter and laborer. Planters
cannot risk the large amount of capital necessary
to make a crop unless they have some, guarantee
that their laborers will remain until the crop Is
made. II the planter cannot make these reason.
able arrangements with our negroes, then he VIII
be compelled to invite the industrious classes from
the Northern and Western States and from Europe
to come here. He will probably lay out
| hts plantation In small farTns, to- suit sucn
LOT years. In this way his land VIII, ~ .h =
lend, produce him good revenue, alihoagM -
would not be any Immediate relief to snch US sa,,
not afford to wait. But should such oo utr,
adopted every foot Ct lana IN Who tas could b
tdepended upon These men would have no use ~: lor
The negro and In i few years he woaio ma MN.
self in the same situation a. are the Iree
in the North That IS they woua pc o itu snIng
to the iowest DEPTHS Of degradation Such is their
situation in the North and such has it always peen
4 there. In few years he would pass away ana pc
spoken Of among hs a M Viii ret RI
ewes omen before it IS too late We have always
| had 4 KIND feeling towards the negro, and wish 70
4 see him do well, and we know that most OF those
of this parish are well disposed and would 40 wen
Gent Intelligence to see that their prosperity de-
pendsi on the prosperity of the planters, and we
are sure the most of them would soon understand
this, if it were not for bad advisers. s st if<
CARRoLI.-The yicksburg Journal speaks en-
couragingly of the general prospects Of Carroll
Parish, La. The,work on the leyees is progressing
with great rapidity. Five hundred laborers are
now engaged in constructing the leyee near the
well known Bass Place, and eight hundred more
laborers are expected this month. With this force
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-06-06

STRaIN TIE ECTTERMrLK-Place n com
mon wire sieve over a milk pail, and pour
the huttermi!k into It; with spoon move
the strainings gently from one side Of tho
sieve to the other. until the huttermilk il
drained of What i left in the sieve ia
called false butter, anI makes excellent
shortening. If there IS large dairy. and
butter made during the season. the strain
ing can he tried ont. hy placing them in
an iron kettle owe the s'ove and SINNERS
ing slowly until the sediment settles 10 the
bottom. Turn of the top The oil thus
obtained answers the same purpose as
real butter, in every department; Of cook
cry besides It will 90 to fry cakes in, G.
N oil cheese. &c
IG a dairy woman has never been In tho
habit of straininG the buttcrmilk, she viii
soon learn. by so doing. that is is quito a
sagin--Dairy ,eon7an In Culticator.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-06-06

EtnL- MJLEISG Cows should ts
MIXED early in the morning, 30 thatthey
can feed on tIa dewv grass. Three hours
Of such feed is worth as much as the rcst
of the day, toward good flow Of milk
So wake up boys. at fathers rap on the
nareition wall, and hurry to the ward with
pail in hand, and have the COWS in pas
.ure before anvhodv's else BE sure and
milk clean. 4 boy who win milk clean
viii have n good re .ommendation of be-
ing faithful Wherever he goes, and such
accommodation GOES a great way among
business raen-.Hqjne Farmer.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-06-06
,Te~E,s OF EdEeFGIsGng.
rro,..,lonai mi Ba.lu.,s Cards not exceeding stx

rro,e.sionai m Buslncss Cards not exceeding SIX
@snes, 81 o per year
Tvslvr Iiaes NappareS fgpe. compact matter. u
ther eqnvaicuti in space vii be counted square
ssrty Notices Published four weeks = tar stt=le
saial .ai ata cents Tor each additional animal an
zam notice.
Ie.al Notices at statNteratca-
Special Notice Tea zen .tnI aaviaz nTec'ten5e II
orIuary 4yettj.e euts, 20 per cent advance p o. r
atrarv rates. 81,
Advertisements not 1rrl5sA with Tec .' d
II inserted ILL f5rald, and charged ,5 accordingly
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-06-06

In Mopomoy bay. Mass, three sah-
erzleR havs takcu. in their nets, upon an
average. 2,1o mackerel per day, .0r two
or three weeks. The fsa are packed in
see and sent 20 Boston, New York and
Chicago.