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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-19
The Eject of, Thaddeus Stevens

The ReRev tGa3 correspondent of the
Cincinnati qeoWmsrciql communicates the
folloRing Is ITO ithe effect produced by
THADDEUs STEVENS late speech: nay
If you want to hear Southern man ut
ter maledicti0ns b0fll lbdd and deep, grit
his teeth, fash his eyes, ana vaticinate gen.
efally, FentiIate this speech. It' Is now
pretty well disseminated over Georgia, and
It stirs the tiger passions of the people.
Said one man to me, ''If the policy. ofithat
speech is to be the policy of the Govern
ment, there will be another rupture."-
HaTnnltY had enough Of WARP, i asked.
IThat has nothingto TO do with IT. he replied.
aWe all have but one time TO die, and bet
ter to die than to be troddeah down under
foot signominiouslY into the dust,pa, The
vocabulary Of execration and scorn are not
extensive enough TO express the public
feeling about the speech. IfSteyens should
take a sudden desire to depart this life, a
visit S0nth would be apt to accommodate
him with speedy exit.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-19


The First Success Of the President
spod OEerathe Radicals In Ohio!
General ScHENcK was open and pro-
nOanced in his opposition to the Presidents
Reorganization policy, and the Radical
press of the State championed his cause
and held the record of Senator SHERMAN up
to reprobation. The Washington special
Of the Cinciu,ati Enquirer few days ago
stated that Senator SHERMAN was the
avowed friend OF the Presidents policy.
One thing is certain: the active and prom
ipent Federal otfice-holders in the State
were generally on hand laboring to
secure the nomination and election of Cen
ersi SHERMAN. Why this activity on their
part, unless they had an intimation from
Washington that the President desired the
election of Mr.. SHERMAN? In this light,
the recollection of Senator SHERMAN was an
administration triumph. His patronage
was used, and successfully used, to defeat
the Radicals-the men who "damn with
faint praiser his policy. This is as strong
an Indication that the President is determin-
ei TO adhere to the doctrines of his Mes
sage, touching the South, as the Withdrawal
OF his Provisional Governments. Aspirants
for Congress in the Republican party will
do Well to govern themselves accordingly,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-19
EIec,Iou or d. 8. senator. -

: The Chic Legislature, in joint convention
Thursday afternoon, reelected Hon. JOHN
SHERMAE to the United States Senate, to
serve for six years from the 4th Of March,
ls67-the vote standing: b
-iJoha Sherman. j.. ......
Alien q. Thurman n-,h...'..................... !,
Judge THURMAN received the votes OF all
the Democratic members present-a COM
pliment Justly bestowed upon man who
is an hsnOE to the State by reason of his
great ability, his culture, his unblemished
character and his unchallenged Democ-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-19
laIsAeImap Par.E,n. one lEall,,

C'There was grand party at the Neillasi
night in honor of Senator ShermAns re-
election. The party set down to al 4 mag.
niflcent supper prepared in that abundant
and'Iuxufious style for which the landlord
of the Neil, Mr., Falling, Is, so well noted.
The festivities at the table were. followed
by music and dancing, which were keptup
with joyous hiliArity TIL a late hohf.s N |
NAo Wv ,o.N lktam
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-19

The question belig on referring the re-
port back 10 thecommittee, sriith instruc-
tlon, N
Investigation, and specification In reports
already received, which he thought needed
explanation, No.
MI Cumuings was in favor of investi-
gating anything tangible that appeared In
the reports or elsewhere, but was opposed
to the humbug of investigating commit
tees.
Mr.. Tibbals was opposed to referring back
the report, as unnecessary. He thought the
substitute preferable TO the eOriginalTesolu-
tion, and that it embraced, all that was
needful In that, and more. There was no
reason In charging, or suspecting every
body TO act fraudulently, because some ofli-
GERS, elsewhere have been guilty, and have
been convicted, and are suifcringjust pun
ishment. etc.
I Mr.. Mcfarland moved to amend the in
structions, by inqulring how much of the
Governors contingent fund was spent In
subpfessing the insurrection' in Holmes
Mr.. Critchfield was glad to hear that
proposition. Hethought Gov. Tod gained
more credit in that matter than In any
other part OF his ADMINISTRATION. '"i ~
Mr.. Cummings moved to lay the whole
subject on the table. Lost-yeas 2, nays 30.
Mr.. Netherlands amendment was not
agreed to, I'D. ..,,...,.,..t.. ...,,
Mr.. May favored the recommitment, and
argued at some length In favor Of inyes--
tigation. .iia. ...,.' ',..'''
MIR. Knowles was in favor Of the substi-
tute and the investigation, and supposed
there was no desire TO suppress investiga-
tion.
Mr.. Williamson thought It was very easy
to amend the resolution so as to embrace all
chat was desired by Mr.. Critchfield. If we
call upon the Governor for information, he
can only send us the detailed statement we
have already before us These investiga-
tions have been usual, and no one has
heretofore objected TO them. He was In fa-
vor of the appointment Of two on the part
of the Senate, and an appropriate number
on the part of the House, and to embrace
in the Investigation all the subjects desired
by the Senator from Holmes.
He repelled the charge of Mr.. May, that
investigation had heretofore been sup
pressed by the Legislature.
Alter further remarks by Messrs. Critch-
field, Brooks and Willett, the question was
taken on recommitting the report, and re-
sulted-yeas IL, nays 10. Lost. 't-
Mr.. Critchfeld moved to substitute the
original resolution for that reported by the
committee. Not in order. '
Mr. Brown moved TO insert three, instead
Of one, as the committee on the part OF the
Senate. Carried. -E lr-iI rt' -'Nlt. 20
The question was then takenon the adop-
tlon Of the substitute reported by the COM
mittee. Yeas ~, nays IL. Carried.
The Senate adjourned. i'0'l '."3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-19

THE other morning they arrested and
jugged In Wheeling, fellow who has been
going the rounds pdfsonatipg Major General
e. M. McCook, and obtaining money on the
strength of the assumed name.
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Room Wnnted.

By an advertisement under the head of
/" Wanted" it will be seen that furnished
room 1epr the State House, i wanted for a
lady and gentleman. Address, ~. T. c.,
caVfafo Csjo, foy ;,rE -'l'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-19
zoe earthIy GOOD. the best 8 ) GOOD VIC.

" A bAd-tbe bitterest curse Of human lifei''lp
Unless we except, perhaps, that dreadful
disease CATARRH, which, however, can
ebe permanently cured by the use Of DR., d
II. seelye's LIQUID CATARRH RENE
DHo ,,FoaplJ .H,09,gB
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-19

q y" a. al l6O I3
Also. from GrHin. 4 Champion, slo 90 in
groceries, and from Thrall Il Benham, S. 10
in medicine.
Paid Treasurer during the year 1865. ...s2l 100 -
Mrs. FRANCIS COLLINS, Secretary.
-,s.-.. -TREASUR RS REPORT. .rs-Tvt
Balances in Treasury Jan 4 1865 a....3. 4. 313T3
Received from Secretary duung the year .2,i6O 10
Total.. 2373 80
EfEE Ea.,r,,.,o., Tr GNE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-19


Get your hoop Akifts made 20. order 10
suit yourselves, and In the latest and best
style, tE, Reeds Hoop Skirt Factory, MO-
q East State street. M M
8 Hoop skirts purchased from him are re-
paired FREE of CIIARGE. ~g
"a "a NEw stock Of first quality Silver Plat
ed Ware atreduced prices.
SELKEoR & Co.
PIcTuREs framed cheap and Al. .shortno-
tice at Selleck and Co.'s Bazaar.
Huiu.-.i-a---AV Y
Attention, Mechanics.
- Members Of the different Trades Unlbns
of Columbus will meet at Naughton Hall,
on Friday, Jan, 10, 1896, at 71Ie O'clock P.
M. A full attendance is requested.
BY isn'zSs: SEdss AMI sE5 ct,E,,,m,,.,,,
- -. =. = u = y -El1A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-19

.M'LLEZoE's shareot the receipts fortwo
weeks, engagement at the st. Charles, New
Orleans, was $3,467, and in Mobile for like
period, $2997. q s19fi deidN 90 snosl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-19
Not Very succesafaI GencrnIship.

General ScHENCK has once more been un-
io5tnpate IN his Genefalshlp, Throughout
the last campaign be undertook to render
himself acceptable % the Republicans by
his malignant speeches coward the South.
and the Democrats, BE found pleasure in
6haracterlzing the Southern people, as in-
efIAbly mean and the Northern Democrats
asmany degrees meaner than them. Could
behave had his way he would have long
before this dlsfranchlseil the members
81 the Democratic party. The Presidents
policy he held up as an experiment. AN ex-
pertinent that was bound TO fail, q To Coz
lumbus he came about the time the Legis-
Iatufe convened. and twas not long before
a seremdeT was Vextemporized to enable
him to yentilate his malignant hate
toward = the /, Southern p people, think
ing therebyjto circunayent Senator SHER-
MANai The listeners in his interest applaud7
ed, ana he began to think that the coveted
Senatorial prize was almost within his
reach, The Radical Republican press pro-
nonnced Senator SHERMAN's record touch-
ing the African as despicable and as objec-
tionable as could the record Of Copper
head" possibly be-. And with the view of
damaging the fortunes Ex-senator SHERMAN
irretrievably, on Wednesday afternoon, Mr..
Don PIATT moved that the House go into
committeesof the Whole, for the alleged
purpose of taking up Mr. DANeLER's reso-
luti0us ihstructing our Senators and re-
qutssIng our members in Congress to vote in
favor of giving the privilege of suffrage
TO the Negroes In the District of Columbia,
so that he might have the opportunity OF
offering an amendment thereto declaratory
of the irrecopciable inequality between
the White and Black races, and that the
Fugitive Slave law should be re-enacted, in
The words to be found in two of Senator
speeches. AS soon as this amend
fnent had been offered, the committee rose
and a few moments afterward the House
adj djourned-having taken no notice OF the
Subsequent events showed it
10 have been not very successful General
sulps ia71Ino blE 1url irf lEi lBIu! ID so 3. |
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A BOLD editor in California has married
"a literary lady, widow, whose nom de
plume Is rTopsy Turvy,r SS, .'g 81 isn aSsts .5 I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-19

At the AnnlaI Meeting o. the Female
Benevolent Society of Columbus, held Jan.
Sd, 1886, the following reports were pre-
sented:.sN f4
--,ee sECREfARY'S REPORT.
tH iSb,ka,sanf N Rse4iDfa f0t 1868
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-19
eTREASuR RS REPI
DIoDN HoEWENIOf
Distributed to the Poor during the month Of

OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY FoBas66.
President-Mrs. Samuel Galloway. ~,
Vice President-Mrs. WIN. A.lAwl. W.
Treasurer-Mrs. VIM. G. Desher.
Secretary-Mrs. Francis Collins.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-19

The astronomers say, so weNre told In an
exchange, that on the 10th OF June, 1851,
the earth passed through the tail Of acomet
The eiourney oeenpying four hours, II this
bI tfue, we are inclined o-the belief that
the United States, some time about January
1seleeommeneed passing thrQugh the body
of a comet, and that the journey has occu-
pied fYe years, with . longering uncertain
~ Us 70 whether It isyet completed. nag
,yIs Manchester, England, he'pOlice at
tempted TO arrest some nienagerie keepers,
,butwere kept at ba3 BY the elephant add
finally dispersed. ms .isat
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LOCAL N e W 9.

MUtIo Boxes from $500 to $500.
Nf&S.SELLEcK & Co..
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ssUPREME COURT OF OHIO

TUESDAY, JAM 10, lS66.
Hon. Jacob BrinkerhoA, Chief Justice; Hon. Josiah
Hon. William White, Judges. l.. j. CritchfeId,
ESQ.,, Reporter. 4. s. Shepard. Clerk. ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-08
LEGAL NOTICE.

THE STATE OF LOUIsTAEA.--FIFTH DIs7
L tot Coart Of New oreansI hereby certify, that the
in the following entitled suit in the words and figures follow
ing to wit
No 1873
On motion Of Cutler Hawkins Of counsel for plaintiff and
0dse aa 4 ra ee op +
l6h April ls6S be NOW eosarfned and that plaintiff, Mrs
in property from tie defendant Joseph N Robert her hHs5and
properly that said planf o the esndsns he s
three thousand eight hundred and nnetnine dollars nine
plaintiff and mother with interest thereon At eight
per cent per from the sst May 1857 until paid vita
married the property Of their husbands It is far-
Judgment rendered 25th april 1866.
Signed 2sth April, 1866. 4at
GSgned1 CHS. BEAUMONT, Judge
In testimony whereof have heTsnno SGT hand and a
eq the sa 1e sSia Cont @ u s city 81 Eew On
eight hundred and and the ninetieh year the
f A. LUMTyAIs, Deputy CLERK. I
ENTAT DE La LOUISIANA - oTEQuIEME
a Gour de District De Ia Eouveeo cerife que,
e 26me Jour dav 1866 ugeent etc rendu en- cee Cour
| LOUISE AMELIA VERRET Va. JOSEPH N ROBERT
No. l5iTe3
Sur motion Cutler Hawin conseiers de la plaignan.
ut0duetion de favenr recanatioua
adits n 4 sss oTonne E aage 9ue Z dsfaut
ade plaguAnte Nine Louise Amelia Verr femme De Joaeph
N Robert soit seperee de hsns deendsur Joseph 10
de ben paraphernaux quee u dafendeur ID
somme de trols mile hn cent pastre
succession du ct de la de Ia pgnane inere
nsquau paiemsnt hypoteque propre
tes n deiendeur CONNIE donne par Ia loi tsames
nl us sf s s @ ' de plus
Jggenent rendq L y avrl 1866.
| tSfgne) CHS. BEAUMONT, Juge
En- fol de quo jai signe ct pose de de eour an
de Nore seigneur mil hult soxante la qare yngt
diAiene aimee de lindependanee S Ses Etqts- MS
| r. Il. LUMINAlhi Depute G Ee!tier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-08
LOTTERIES
II ENTUCKX STATE SINGLE NUMBER
LOTTERY. .aa..aI
HENRY wooD co, MANAGERS.
Capital Prize, 100000.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY,
CLASS A,
To be drawn at Covington, Kentucky,
ON TUESDAY, MAY 18th, 1856.
Only 10000 Numbers-0o5 Prizes.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
approximation prizes Of $1,000 each for the nine
manning units Of the same ten of the number ,oo
drawing the Sl00 600 prize $1,000
approximation prizes of 5000 each for the nine
naming units Of the same ten of the number
drawing the $4,000 prize ....-..... $500
approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine
drawing drawing the d5i s25o55 Prize s s " e . 1850
approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine re-
drawing drawing the hes; s6oO5 in PIE lea -: =. @ o' 27Oo
approximation prizes OF $3.50 each for the nine
drawing the IS 600 prize are 2,25O
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
manning units of the ten Of the number
drawing the S2S50 prize :..;........ 1850
270 approximation prizes of 500 each for the nine
drawing the 5000 prizes 27oOO
6s5 prizes amounting s882 500
Whole tickets S24 Halves, Sl2; Quarters, Sc; Eghths
S3; Sixteenths, 81 30
Tickets sold and prizes cRshed by
CHAS T. HOWARD, Licensed Dealer,
Nc. 9 Exchange Alley, Canal street
Lock Box 692 Post Office, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-08


"wednesday, sTay 9th.
For saccessior Of Gilbert s. HawkiHsoeks, soEp @nd hs
Of she Canal Bank Of New Orleans. ~
One square grSuud In GarEoton, bounded " fe Y"
merdal Miilsudon and Lower Line streets
Wednesday, May 18th.
For succession josephine Endersone square Of gfount
MeDonoughvlle -.
For succession Of n. u sumners-our lots Of gTount
Pryt8nfa street. half square gTouBd in i<lckeFYle
su5as ground in CsTrollton lands Grand ss Barrata
and Lands in St Helena parish near Iangpahe station
Three lots Constance street, between Basln and He
streets. n
Ten lots Jefferson City IN the sqnsye bounded by Pen
Plaqusnines, Austeritz and Gsnstautinople Streets
wednesday, May 2=Sd.
Vim r. Holmes Va. bis ersditers-syndic sale-a val1s
lot Of ground in BOuligny.
Saturday, May 2efh.
Par succession Of H. r. McKenna-a three story 1ril
dsIln On Basin street. between Canal and asqaet street
tree two story and attic brick dwellings, on Baronne ssre
et to ua street. and valuable improved and unimpEoV
lois on Common and Howard streets.
"wednesday, May 3oth.
For succession Of Gilbert 3. Hawknsants front stof
corner Of Unon Carondeet streets residence on the 60
er Of Canal and Rampant Streets bcK store on Custonou
rtreet between Chartres and Dorsiere streets
Tour lots Of grou nd Common and Magnolia Streets
FSvaiuable SOU tre of ground In RicEerville
4.or NJcesssion Of Charles Moneurete three story D
FG2 Canal street. between Peters and Front Streets
- s=tieulars see advertisements
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-08

s BAEE-'...'.''.'..'...'.......
No. 20 CAMP STREET, UNDER THE CITY HOTEL
JeweIry, Watches, Silver and Plated ware.
SOLE AGENT FOR
sEMMoNs BRAZILIAN PEBBLES
Fine Gold Watches in Hunting Cases diamond mounted and
engraved, best Makers rich Sets Bracelets Pins and Ear
rings in Diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx Ernscan Gold
Is karat Gold Guard and Vest Chains pattens Sleeve
Buttons and Studs of variety and best workmanship
Gents Scarf and Masonic Pins various designs Silver
Plated Sets Table and Tea Forks Spoons Cups oble
Napkin Rings Castors etc Pocket and Table Cutlery best
makers and superior quality.
Clocks,
once and Mantle In Bronae Marble and Wood.
speetaeles,
Gold, Silver, Steel and Shell mounted
The particular attention of those needing helps read
respectfully solicited Brazilian Pebbles the best
only glasses that should used New Pebbles reset
old frames Particular attention padto repairing Watches
Jewelry, the best workmen being employed
Remember, 20 CAMP STREET, under the City Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-08
WM. GOLDING,
ER AND CRAFTSMAN.

Plans and Specifications all kinds OF Machinery
Surveys carefully Instituted and Specifications setting the
condition and requirements of the Hulls and MaohiEery
Of Steamships and Steamboats, will be promptly furnished
Parties contemplating the purchase of Steamships and Steam
hosts would vel tham examined before buying
Novelty Iron Works,
Corner Dslord and New Lsyse streets,
New Orlesas
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-08
flFFFUAL


9iAiE of ,flsIAsA EXECUTIVE DEPARTa TaEyf, /
.sw Orleans, December "a, 1866. s.
w Sor tIe eaoee5iifu ia alden has applied tn Eae
70 wit 'ai BOND as SSste ifeaauf1as
bond dated the hfh Of March ~ to tis a Of af5y
Richard England George Ruleh each fpel = y an m
and Theodore Gillespie aud f. H. Chadwick st ~ - 9n1
Of SJDU the said bond being Conditional for 80
toance by me said D. G Bedsn Of his duties rrsayrer
Notice is hereby given to all persons the ~
described bond 70 show cause in writings the Office Of ts
Secretary Of State within ninety days after last Dnhc
ton Of this VerEsemen why the said bond not ba
cancelled andfannul1edS
Given under my hand and seal Of the State above
day Of December a 1865 and Of the Independence Of ga
United States the uinetieth- -
By the Governor; 4
]. 4. HARDY, Secretary Of State Il
ETGT LA LOUISIANA, DEPARrE1fEyr DE L'Exz5Ur1F L
Nauvele- Orleans Is % decenbre I565
TTENDU qu'aPpIIcatIOn a etc falte a moi
par j. O. Beden pour e cancellation de obligation Of
hcielle CONNIE Iresorer d 7Etat savor:
Une obligation daete du cinq 1854 pour Ia asoname de
cnquante mile piasres. sgnee ipar William R. Bell A. d.
Gref Richard England, George Hue clacun pour 00G
Theodore Gillespie ct E H Chadwick ehacua pour 5000;
ladfte obligation ean condonnee pour la hdee execution
Avis par e present donne pus qni uressea
dams adte obligation de montrer Ia ecrture
reau secTatare dEtat dei feurs de IL
derniere publication de avis les rasnns pour eseaaes Ia
dite obligation sera pas eaneellee ct annlIee.
Donne main ct avec e sceau dEtat, edessus
26eme jour de decenbre, A. D. 1850 ct e dig
j. MADISON WELLS,
j. n. EARDr, secretaire d'Etat.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-08

SALE OF MACHINERY.
TNHTRSDAY, NTay 10. 1896, on the Levee,
will be sold at public auction
The following Steamboat MACHINERY, viz;
BOILERS and SH AFT from steamer Warafut.
2 BOILERS, SHAFT and ? ENGINES, from steamer
City Belle
8 BOILERS from steamer John Warner
BOILERS, 2 ENGINES and SHAFTS from the
steamer g. +. Dix.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A.
B5y" TERMs-Cash in national currency.
By order Col. @. G. Sawelle. Chief q. NJ.
e. ]. STRANCi. Bfev. In Col and A. O. NJ
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-08

BRAsHEAR CITY SAW MILL FOR SALE. u
THHURsDAK, the 31st Of May next, win he
offered at pnbie auction the premises by the sheriff
the parish of st Mary duly commissioned auct0neer
SEVEN CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon the mill
engine and machinery and all the rights, ways seryude
privileges and advantages hereInto belonging in any
appertaning in the of Brashear parish
Mary in this State designated Lots Nos and inclusive,
of square No twenty three , which bounded by Front,
Barrow First and Adams Streets plan annexed to
deposited in the Office of T. O. Stark notary public in
the city New Orleans the Goth of April 1857 Said
each fifty feet front Front street the front
First street. by hundred and twenty-five feet in depth
tween parallel lines. =-
B8~fERMs AND CoEpITIoEs-onefourth cash, and the
balance In and two years from the day sale The pu
chaser to give his notes for the credit portion of the price with
good personal security nsodo payable the order of the
Undersigned agents. the property be kept insured to
amount due thereon and policy transferred to the undersigned
and the property remaining specially mortgaGed and hy
pohecated until full and entire payment Of the notes. which
will be conditioned to bear eight per cent per interest
from and after their maturity if not punctuay paid they
become due.
j. C. OLIVIER 4 DuMARTRAIT.
Agents for james Lyons and Alex. DeBRion.
Parish st. Mary, April 27, 1866
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-08
AUCTION SALES.

ELEGANT ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT FURNITURE
Velvet and Brussels carpets French Pa:e Minors etc. at
auction on aecoant Of departure.
BIZ MONTGOMERY IL BRO,
r. NJ MONTGOMERY, AuctoneeE.
ofHcs--s7 Camp street.
WEDSEsDA K, May 9th, $50, at 1oO'el"sk
on Treme street between Beuyie and Cont Streets lne
entire contents Of said residence wbs sod consisting o
Elegant Rosewood Walnut Parlor Bedroom and Dining
ON Furniture French Plate Mirrors Velvet and Brusses
resss Elegant Paintings and Ebgavings, Bedding Mat
/ - also Cottage Furniture, ETC.
| Also
ss-rEnxs-,Qn ,Qns Elegant Square Piano
80 Q. g Treasury notes.
DRY GOODS. SILK -
nlshsng Goods, Table and 9foPLINs, oLoTHINe, FUR
Hats At Au.tton It Cutlery, Boots, Shoes and
E.NM Mor7sS BRO,
omseTs AHc'loneeE'
WEDN.EE.s:lpD.A.AgY1 Nay q go. at 80
l99 pieces silk and siik Poplins.
II :. Irisb Liass sssh snd lin; Linen Lawns.
go bales Brown Domestcs
ivy pieces 'p'ss5s spft8g PTnsa aasH' a'a American
500 dozen Hosiery.
500 lots of seasonable Clothing.
599 dozen 1E Linen and Lawn gL aeneseLehieia
So " Cashmere s's Psit sia and iSs stfsA Hats Hats
Also inst reserved direct from England large invoice
Table and Pocket Cutlery, spsc.aeies, etc, etc.
| P9%TERas-At sale
PINE ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FURNITURE
B,Y GARDSER SMITH, YEIsER db co.
GARDNER szHH, Auctioneer,
ofics. No. 90 Camp street.
THURSDAY, May 10, at haIG-past 10
| o'clock on Jackson street. between ST. Charles ant
| Apollo, will he sold
An assortment Of fine Rosewood, Mahogany and Bael
Walnut Furniture consisting in part Of Pr1r Sea ATnos
Bureaus Bedead Etagere sideboard Wssgtands Carpets
Oil Paintings Engrayings Plated Ware, Stoves, et, ETC.
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One Fine Upright Piano.
Rz~TERNs-Cash, in U. S. Treasury notes,