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PUFFs AND FREE TICKETS.

A cuTIOusly disposed lady Of an in
qUiring turn N mind, who has recent
been out to a public entertainment anC
heard the term " dead heah' used
writes a note to the Davenport &azstte
and wants to know what it means. The
editor explains, and makes these sensible
remarks on " FREE" tickets and the edi.
torisl profession. There is not a journal
list but would like to see the whole free
ticket system abolished, and in its stead
the custom established of paying fOl
what he gets, and getting pay for what
he does. The Gazette saws:
"The free tickets given to the press
for the uses named are always paid for.
and that very literally. As a rule, those
who ~issue-nOt those who receive-thuse
free tickets are the dead heads,
usually giving fifty cents for that which
q five or even a ten dollar bill would not
adequately pay for. So long as the
newspaper editor is expected to give
liberal notices of entertainments be-
fore they occur, and then follow these
with a generous puff after the show ia
over, he certainly has no place in the
'dead-head' classification. Indeed, in
nine cases out Of ten, the editors would
be glad to receive half pay for their work
and pay two prices for the free tickets.
They would certainly make money By
the operation.
awe may add a few words on the
general subject Of advertising. The
publication Of advertisements is as much
the business Of a newspaper as Is the
publication of news, and an editorial
notice which is designed to supply the
place of or add value e a regular adver-
tisement has even less claim to q
gratuitOus insertion than would such an
advertisement. Yet there are those who
ask such gratuitOus notices, and this
almost as a matter Of right. If these
same persons should be asked to make a
present Of a dozen yards of muslin to
each purchaser of q merinO dress, or
dollars worth of sugar to whoever
bought three pounds Of tea, or half a
dozen { free tickets to whoever engaged
twenty seats at a concert, they would
resent the demand as an insult. Yet
why should not their wares be given
away as freely as should and are the pro-
ducts of the EDITORS and publishers labor
and capital. The merchant makes his
profit and living by selling his goods.
Fhe publisher of a newspaper makes his
by selling his advertising columns, not
by giving them away, and when he does
thus give them in aid Of a public library
Or other beneicent object he deserves
thanks as a public benefactor and not
as a dead head.in
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SALE OF THE
W~ICKERSHAM PROPERTY
POSTPONED.
Wednesday, April Sd, 1857.

When L VIII he offered to ne hiphesf bis4e-
until Wheh sine it VIII be held al pr7vafs ~
and We believe that no property In the civ
Offers larger marvin of profit
Those large and valuaule Lots a. present oeru-
pied ~ MeSsrs. Reed Jackson, Stiles 4 Rrofner
Barnes Cotton She'd, extending from HaSfson
to Court street. and the ~ on tue u0rfr Td-
Of CoaTt street Bow occupied by Carroll WaTEsr
a COS Cotton Shed These lots are INST 80
Of bayou GayOsO and haVsa frInf on Old Malt
son and COure streets 81 about 80 Feet earh
with ample depth. and by reference 10 the rnan
viii be found % be IN the very heart OF -he
phis & Charleston railroad depof.
Also, Al same time, an undivided halr inter-
esf In thtt valuable property known a. the
NicE ersham a Perrin Grounds. having front
on the Raleigh road, betWte bayou Gayoso
and bayou Quinby, Of upwards of SIX hundred
feet, and on which are erected sour Brick
dwellings, under rent % good tsuants. This
properly Offers unusual Inducements 10 parties
looking for investments IN these rapidly i'm
proving portions Of the city,
TERMs-1hird Cash balance IN 3. u and E
months, with interest, credit payments 70 Os
secured ny deeds Of Edzf. Sale % begin a. II
O'CLOCK on The Raleigh road property and be
concluded on the MADISON street lots The
Madison and Court street lots are under lease,
expiring In $50, the pa -ticulars OF which can
be ascertaineda a. our Office where plans viii be
exhibited.
ROTsTER. IRRELEVANT q co,
i'm MIA NnA -
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LATEST
BY
Night Dispatches.
IwrsTERv ASSOCIATED Press REroRrs.I
FROM. NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, March I5-The river has
fallen twelve inches within the past
twenty-four hours. The weather is cold
and own
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STATE ITEMS.

After a pretty general overflow Of
Chattanooga, in which houses were de-
molished and many lives lost, the flood
is slowly aubsiding, but the loss in prop
erty will reach $4,000, and upwards OF
thirty persons were drowned.
The radical organ at Nashville says;
"Of the 2S3, 600 negroes in this state,
there is none 80 ignorant as not to know
that his liberty has been 0 by the
blood of the republican party"
To which the Union and Dispatch
replies
The writer OF this paragraph is not
/" so ignorant as not to know that the
republicans avOwed in the outset of the
war, that their object wa not to free the
negro that they gave him his freedom
not so much in consideration Of him, as
for tee purpose of Gripping the power of
their white antagonists in the contest /;
and that if they had proclaimed, as the
purpose of the war, the freeing Of ne
&-neS there would have been but little
bTo6sH shed, except that of fanatics like
old John Brown, who were frank enough
TO declare the object, and foOl-hardy
enough to attemptiJ.
Small pox is on the increase amongst
the freedmen at Nashville.
"A religious revival is in progress at
both the Cumberland Presbyterian and
McKendree Methodist churches, in
Nashville, and many conversions are
rewarding the efforts of the ministers.
Bishop Quintard is expected to per-
form the rite of confirmation in Trenton
on Sunday.
The Nashville Fenians, although at
tracing no large amount Of public
attention, are bnsily at work drilling and
perfeeting their organization. New re-
cruits are being added to the military
circle almost every week. There is
warm work ahead.
At q meeting of the republican
union central committee of Tennessee,
recently held in Nashville, it was ire
solved to extend the organization into
every county and voting precinct in the
state" and a nice mess they are likely
to make of state politics.
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a. S. R o GERsoN
NO. BIZ MIN STREET,
Corner Of Monroe Street, Memphis.

DEGULAR TRADE SALES or DRY GOODS,
H Clothing Boots. shoes. Hats, Notion,
Fancy and variety Hou1s. IL EEDAHH and
FRIDAYS Of each week special zaieH OF any
description OF Merchandise maze on other
DAYS
n E--Au cOusignuents should ne made pre-
viOus 20 tie day Of sale % facilitate the ar
engagements Of the sSie. fan8 8m
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Plantation For Sale.

A TRACT OF LAND containing 20 acres. On
n treuchmans nayOu, IN Mississippi county,
Arkansas. This land is & miles from the river
20 acres above overflow, with 90 acres inn
proved. It has a good residence OF three rooms.
good quarters, gin house, blacksmith shoD and
4ist mill. r q neighb0rho0d is well settled.
A crop was raised on the place last year any
person wishing tn purchase az 2 bargain can
visit the plscs by getting or the PICKET at
simpsons Landing in Bend 3 II not sold
wlth'n the next 81 days 10 viii be lease5 for the
terfz OF I'VE years. Apply % J. z AGREE on
he place. mhf2 i've
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20 E
One large Fire ard BRrglar-pruof SAFE for
sale. Apply at l8s Front street. Those wish
ing a good safe at a bargain call sooE- fel8 L
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The west half OF lot No. 2. on thss0uth SIDE
OF ADAM street, OPPOSITE the residence Of Mr..
Babb-57Z fest trout by I4Sl< feet deep. Terms
cash PARIEE & HAEEERT.
I mnLL LmL- Ia Mnunna .rraaN
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For Sale.

TWO ACRES-the most desirable building OF
j residence prOperty In the vicinity OF Menu
phts-0ppOsite ELchevarne's Gardan. A high
elevation, commanding a HeHutrul view OF the
Wh0te city AMI river. Those wishing the most
Ossutlul spot around demphis FOR a home can
obtain the same Dy ealing on
HARTfN GRIFFIN.
dahpn - Euahfar larrmnn Em~F,n.T nu-h
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Reduction Of the NatiosaI Debt

1t is a striking fact that the actual re-
duction Of the national debt within a
single year, from March 1, 1865, to March
1, 1867, amounts to 1851 ,0S6, ITO. At this
rapid rate Of reduction the entire
debt could be wiped out in ff-
teen years. But it would have been
done at the expense of the present geneF-
alton, who haYe already borne their. full
share Of the distresses and burdens OF
the wal, and might, both fairly and adj
vantageously, be relieved in part of the
crushing weight of taxation which it
would impose.
LIVERPOOL, March I1.-A Florence
telegram says Rastem Bey, who has been
named for the Turkish minister toAmer-
ica, remains at Florence " the ambassa-
dor Of the porte,
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Land For sale.

A n undivided one-half interest in 5,OlO acres
a OF Red uver bottom land, in Lafayette
and SEWER ~eOuntes, Arkansas.
This interest. the title to which is perfect. viii
be sold at q low figure. FOR One-third cash and
the remainder at one and two years without
interest.
Also, 310 acres OF magnificent ArkauSas
river bottom land. above All overflow, and the
finest body CT land in the state, in Crawford
count AIkansss.
These lands vii be sold together OF IN par
GELS, tOr cash.
Apply 70 PIKE & ADAMS,
Attorneys at Law,
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FOR SALE.
no r r

Z r a L e.
A desirable BUILDING LIT on Walnut
street, IN i've minute walk Of the terminus OF
Vance street railroad. FCrparticuiar-appiy 20
n. WENCHE-TEh,
mhi4 Nv - Second street.
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OPPOSITION INVITED!
COMPETITION DEFIED!
UnloaStreet, bet. Third and BssOtO sts
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
March 18th. 18th and goth.
Admission, 81 90
Children under OgesFs, 80

eOA unuoE ~ sbbfaJ y
TEE p mbitioE OF this magnificent CIrcui
Il VIII be made famous by the characteristic
features OF novelty and ~Orfaiua1 fty- baautv In
the conception aud SIKH Ia the execution OF thf
NgE@oIalnary acts and In The remarkable va
IleIy OF the fresh attractions offered f0r the
nrsl time in America The Immense central
lHaJion OF -unequalled talent consists in part Ol
the following:
Mons. La Tort.
The great Bareback Horsaman from, the
Clrqus Napoleon, E arts.
Miss Lolita Deniar
Harry Cordona,
The Comic Scenic Rider.
Mile Josephine De Vanoir,
The graceful Protean Artist.
VIM. Ashton,
The most graceful and accumulated Eouas-
Cian Of the day.
Master Frank Ashton.
me Juvenile { ontortioaist. or Boneless Boy.
Only = years OF age. he s undoubtedly the
wonder Of the 18th century.
Johnny LaWton,
I'll great Southern Clown.
Miss Ella Ee Mott.
The beautiful English Equestrienne.
Master Leon Cameo.
four heet Ponies is incOmparabIy pleasiug.
slgs. Fordelh and Xavier,
From the L~apsIial Circus, Madrid.
Matte Brothers,
Ia their wonderful fsats Of Leaplng. Vault
Herr Weitzer,
from the Royal C-onservatoirs, Vienna.
Mr.. Felix Mestaver,
me noted English Humorist, universally ac-
AnaWlenasd 10 De without a peer in his vo-
Mr.. Thomas Thayer.
Lttsol epaLding& Rogers Great Ocean Cfrcus.
tue accomplished MaItrs de Ciruue
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one Portable our-hOrse power Hicks Engines
one Sieam Hammer. and about 20 feet shaft
ing, all new. For terms apply to
W. J ROSS.
mh--lm GpuV guuf M q a. PIP
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Valuable LeaSehOId for Sale.

VBE premises belonging to the Wickersham
Il estate now occupied as "a lumber yard By
MessTs. stiles & Bro, situated on Court street.
east Of Bayou GayOs0, l5 feet front, together
with improvements. consisting 0f n neat cot
tage, shed, fence, etc. Lease expires Septem-
Der. 1870. II not sold before he 18th inst, viii
be rented. Apply on the premises. or %
R0YSTER- TREZEVANT & Co.
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AUCTION.
Elegant Mirrors al Iueiion

IA sell THIS MORNING Al
W Two Elegant Mirrors. 7srs- ~ salesroom
No smaller Mirrors with sgansraI 1900
~ IRRELEVANT a
Aur--n-a.H =
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WANTS.

GENTS WANTED FOR
"The History ofthe War bstWeeu the States
tracing its origin, causes AID results" By
Hon. Alexander Il. Stephens
And Tor the Life, Letters and Speeches Of Hon.
Alexander H. stephens; by Henry Cleveland.
send for Circulars snd see our terms Address
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.
1s W. Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
mar ImdGwe
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Valuable eisy Property at Pa6iic Sale.
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Two newly papered store Rooms. eight 0ses
vide Dy hiItY-sLN feet deep, in the WlcEersham
building. sOufhe ~ corner Jefferson and Third
streets ALso. one Store Room fifteen by sixty
three, IN same block Inquire on the premises.
mhl2 Nv
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FOR RENT.

GROCERY HOUSE For Rent
A house centrally located and admirably
adapted fora Wholesale Grocery or Feed Store.
with Ia &c st1r room, FOR ElnE cheap Apply
TO No 8 Madison street. mills 8
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The Comic Ma'es, "SId & Steve

ILaIlan Maccaroni-Very Fine.
ITALIAN Macearopi in SIN -
Il N~erInaellas Gnaya Jelly; Tumbler mi lar
Se1les- assortedi French Peas; mushroom
OauuPi walnut Catsnp; Engiish Pickles.
mhl0tf - 5oeShhAas
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AMUsEmENTs.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATBR


sixth Night OF the celebrated comedian, Mr..
r. s. CHANFRAU.
saturday Evenlng, March Is. '67,
VIII be presented DeWaiden's original I've act
comedy entitled sam. sam Mr.. Chan1rau-as
ouglnaLl{ played BY him Cor uPwaEds OF 100
consecutive ulghfs, At the New YORK theatsrs,
p nights IN fhiladelphia, 81 nights in New
Orleans and - nights in Chicago.
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NOTICES.
NO E


tt O E. q
There viii be no hills paid by the steamer
DIEnVERNON unless ordered by the Captain
or Okrk. LIP HICkE
Bulletin and Avalanche copy. ian6 Il
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TNree O9.inia~
Three Original CJOtcns!
JoHHNY LAYTON
HARRY c~ORDoRNA
4 GEORGE MORTON

me ao9ve comprises the Largest Troupe ever
oisenlAed IN One company, AID ma varfe-f
performances VIII constitnt, : n@
paraleled triuRPhs "
AlLlcIeg 70 THIS mammoth orzsntzstsr.n ara
MSSfANiaH TROUPE o. E0rJaD
Goats, Dogs ed m0uks7si
MADAME BRIDGEs everiD Prick po.v
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ELDER & BROWN.

~ MANUFACTURERS AND PATENT.
EES Of the celebrated COMBINATION
&8y1M CRADLE AND BABY TENDER, Pro-
eXRS& ceiling Horses. aud oil kinds OF Rock.
@@F ing Horses. Invalid Chairs With double
NS and single wheels, from S26 to S45
Children's Carriages. Fancy and Vanished Wagons,
Fancy sulhes Invalid Carriages made to order Fancy
Propellors and Baby Rockers &C.. &C.. fe-sze Horses
made to order.
Depot, No. 8ss BROADWAY Manufactory, Nos. 449,
$50, 451 and 452 WEST STREET, New York.
October Is thstulyr
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UyHTs PENCIL Is, SIMILAR TO THE ORDINARY
lead pencil, and will max clear black mark that
viii remain after years OF veal Id washing 1t 1s great
imnrovenent over ink, as it not dry up and can be
used with much greater dispat and economy as there
no risk Of blotng No prepara being required except
te dampening Of the fabric to be Marked and no trou
hIesone directions to be followed in its use will save
n,nch Inconvenience housekeepers and all who haVe
occasion to mark their clothing. .
Notices Of the Press.
.sTbe marking inks 80 commonly used for marking
no md other fnr are inconvenient and troublesome
aoch hottie being accompanied by number OF 'drec-
t;ona which considerably bother the brains OF mouse.
teeners The Indehble Pencil will prevent this as ail
+ necessary the dampenng OF the iaDrlc
"n''n 10 ~ ~ [Sctentifc american.
ivenon for marking clothes indebly without risk Of
hottno It will abolish the old plan OF using pen with
bottle"-M. Y. Eusnin9 Post
awe have seen samples of permanent marking with
this nencil which cannot be washed out
ILLS Peno''' "A''o'' Boston Journal.
.Ts is the largest invention for small one that we
have seen for long time 1t does away with the bother
;onycn;ence and difficult mode of marking with Ink
'l>'oD Literary Museum.
.,n,,r,s p,rEHT INpELIDLE PENcu.-We have tried
,bio celebrated pencil for marking linen, &C., and found
n tn he ali that Is claimed for it. No famy should be
without it. It is greatly superior to any andenoie nK
fiat we have ever ed-Cincinndti National Onso1
ga desirable convenient. aud useful household nrd-
| cle."-Sprinafeld tlKass) Republican,
| One Pencil will Mark 1900 Articles.
s+ TRAVELLING AGENTS WANTED. Send so cts.
| for o Pencil and Circular.
For sale by JULIUS FLAUM No. 1888 King street; also
| by NJ M. QUINN, Up Town News Depot
| February2 In'o
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N Office.
Behind the Lighthouse.

Old fogyism s not quite dead. People are still to be
found who think that health is promoted by depeon
Was there such false logici Nature Is the grand
antagonist OF disease and the depeters propose to
trate nature in ORDER might suppose, to give She
enemy double chance at the Life of the patient! The
true practice is to nvgorae the vital powers as to
render them an overatch for the elem ents of disease
This can be done with HOsTETTERS STOMACH BIT
TERs OF all vegetable onics they tho most power
full and the most genial At this season, when even the
strongest organizations liable to be affected by Che
alterations of stringent cold and malarious moisture
this ineshmabe protective medicine is especially needed
Persons predisposed to bousness, dygpepsa conspa-
ton, intermittent fever any of the complaints which
cold weather supernduces aggavates, should take 1t
regularly throughout the winter and spring months.
It is absolutely pure and harmless. For sale by
BOwIE & NOISE, Druggists
No. 151 MEETING STREET,
February 1s 6 Opposite Charleston Hotel
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RAIL R DADS.
TO-CONTRACTORs,

A4NfNEeS$siNHsANt
s. 80 80
9S5EysE8N9SGlR77snk snk662&lEqa5 662 a5iE@=@@l61IT2@S
oFF1eEpHARIEsToN AND SAVANNAH R. R.)
-, y No. % BROAD STREET,
5Si CHARLESTON, s. O., February T. 1871
nROPOSAIS WILL BE RECEIVED THIS OFFICE
until Wednesday, Goth inst, at IL o'clock NJ, for
RAILROAD from the head Of the Road near Sakahatchie
to Vaudeville.
This work will require about:
1000 feet of Inverted W., or Double Trestng.
Saltkahatchie Bridge-5O feet span, on pile piers.
67,594 Cross-Ties.
TRirytwo miles Of old Road Bed to be cleared graded
and Track relaid.
It Is proposed to let the above work as one contract
Proposals will also I've received at the same time for re-
building tho Road froiu Hardeyille to the Savannah
River.
This work will require about:
IL 600 feet of Inverted W, or Double Trestline.
Three miles of old Road Bed to be cleared graded and
Track reaid
is proposed to let the above work as another con.
tract.
Specifications or any information requisite to
thorough understanding Of either of the above Contracts
win be cheerfuy given on application ut this Office.
JOHN g. RYAN,
General Superintendent
a9 The Savannah Daily Herald will please copy three
times and send bill to ORce Of Savannah and Charleston
Railroad Company. sWm3 February
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THE HERALD.

rs PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEWBERRY C. H., AT
J. So per .annum, and, having large circulation
through all the upper and lower Districts of the State
affords great advantages to advertisers
Rates for advertising very reasonabe-for which apply
to our Agent, Mr. 7. p SLIDER at the Mills House.
THOS F. l. r. 3. GRENEKER.
November Is Editors ami proprrelora
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ROPER HOSPITAL.

FROM THIS DAY FORWARD THE ROPER HosPI-
TAI will be open for tho reception of the siok Poor Of
the City, irrespective of color.
Strangers taen sick in the City can be accommodated
with separate chambers good fare, nursing and medical
at 81 per day.
e. BRADLEY,
February 18 Acting Steward.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE MONROE ADvER-
TISER.

TyHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PURCHASED THE
Il material and good will Of the Journal will COM
nenoe the publication Of Weekly Paper bearing the
above title at Forsyth. Ga. on Tuesday 9th pro1imo
The Journal, published for the last 12 years at For
syth Ga, had acquired extensive circulation through
ont Georgia. we'll other states and the cooperation
of all Its former patrons Is earnestly solicited In tho effort
now being made to establish first class paper
The ADvERTBER will contain full resume of the
rent events Of the day, both foreign and domestic, Mar
ket Reports, Biographies, Poetry Agricultural ETC.
The editorial management will be confded to gentle
man whose literary and scholastic attanments su
cient augury that his department will be conducted with
ability.
The "LocAL AND BUSINESS ADVERTISER" will con-
tain summary OF news from different portions of the
county, which Will make the paper welcome visitor to
every hearhstone In cold Monroe" as well to her
many quondam citizens who have removed to other To-
oalihes.
The county Of Monroe, the most opulent in the
State With population both refined and Intelligent
Forsyth, with hourishing Female College, Male Ins
tute, extensive mercantile establishments, ec.-com.
mands an extensive trade; and the ADVERTISER will
prove an excellent medium through which merchants in
the North and West, we'll as those of Atlanta Macon
Augusta, Savannah and Charleston, r:ay make known
their business in this section
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AUCTION SALES.

Bedsfsas' S@''5G@SES %aa1siss'' 4 PaS,''' eS. 90.
THIS DAY 18th inst st % our Sc sslsGos sS NO. Sss King
BEDSTEADS, In good order
Mattresses, Pillows and Bolsters
sideboard and Bureau
boxes Silver Skin Onions
so cans Cream Tartar In is Is cans)
10 boxes Starch
so cases London Mustard " fb cans)
so reams Wrapping Paper
80 cans Cayenne Pepper I'm fb cans.
light spring two wheel WAGON.
Conditions cash. February 10
Damaged Goods, on Account Of he Underwriters
and Al Concerned.
BY JOHN G.. MILWOR & co.
THIS DAY. 18th instant, at 10 O'clock viii be sold, At
our saiesroom, No. I33 Meeting street,
SEVERAL INVOICES OF GOODS, damaged on board
stear er on the rom ney Y9T5 sS s port
Canton Flannel Riverside and Palester Jeans, Fancy
Prints -
Wide Bobbinet for PaviHons, Fancy SILK Belts Belt
Ribbon
Linen Cambria, Imitation Silk, Madras and Turkey
Is pieces Park Steam Mill Bro. Drilling.
ALSO,
bag FEATHERS @ Feather Bolster and Pillows,
Trunks, Copy Books for Letter Prees Blank Receipt
Books sold to pay charges.
Conditions caah on delivery. February 18
Retail Stock, Clothing. Shoes and Suadries.
BY JOHN G. MINOR & co.
TH1S DAY 18th inst, at 10 o'clock will be sold at our
store No. 1873 Meeting street, invoice Of Clothing
&C., viz:
so Cases SUITS-PANTS and VESTS
48 Pair Assorted Cashmere Pants
G5 Pair Assorted Cashmere Goats and Sacks
C0ses Women's Bslmoral Shoes IA fine article)
Leather Travelling Bags, Nubias
Sontags and Net Shaw1s Elastic Cord
segars, Bleached Shirtng, Cloths, Linens, &c. &c.
Conditions cash, February 18
Hay.
By r.. & A.P. CALDWElII.
THIS DAY, the 18th inst. will be cold on Kerr Co.'s
Wharf at halfpsst 10 O'Clock,
80 bales HAY. slightly damaged. -. =.