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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-02-13

A BEvI of little children were telling
their father what they got at school.
The eldest got grammar, geography,
arlthmctlc, etc. Themes got reading,
spelling and definitions. "And what
do you get, my littlo soldier p
said the father to rosy-oheeked little
follow who was at that moment silly
driving ten penny nail into a door
pannel. "MoI oh, ! gets readin', spell.
lin, and spankings."
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-02-13

IT is SAID that the Census embraces
seventeen million women" Who
wouldn't be oensus2
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-02-13
The Number of Electoral Votes
In the Union.

A correspondent asks us to publish
list Of the electoral votes now pos
sessed by the States, rs they arc cast
in tho election ofa President and Vice.
president Of the United States. Here
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-02-13

These States are most hkeiy-all Of
thcm-to go Democratic. The Repub-
licans have the best chance in the fol-
lowing States:
Iowa 8
Kansas 2
Maine 7
Nebraska (doubtfuD 8
Massachusetts, l2
Michigan 8
Wisconsin (doubtfuD s
Rhode Island 4
Vermont 8
Minnesota (doubtfuD 4
SO
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SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY Is, lses.
THE ErIsCO-AL CONVENTION.
SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

The convention met, pursuant to adjournment,
at % A. NJ. yesterday. Morning prayer was read
by Rev. Mr.. Adams, and the litany by Rev. Mr..
smedes, Of Pass Christian; after which the
bishop called the convention to order. Roll
called and fourteen clergymen and twelve lay
delegates we're found TO be present.
On motion, the same rules of order which gov
erned the last convention were adopted. The
minutes were then read and, after some discus
sion, their further consideration was postponed
till to-day.
The committee on credentials reported the
names of several delegates, whose credentials
they had just received. None Of the gentlemen,
however, appeared TO take their seats. After
appointing the various business committees, the
president called Rev. Mr.. Lewis to the chair and
proceeded to read his annual report. la the
course Of It he paid a most beautiful tribute to
the character OF the lately deceased bishop of
Vermont; gave an interesting account of his va
TiOus nnistTatiOns during the year past, aud q
quite lengthy description of the Pan Anglican
Synod, held at Lambeth, England, last year.
AT the close Of the bishops address, it was, on
motion of DR.. Goodrich, resolved that CON-
mittee should be appointed to express. in a suit
able manner the feelings OF the church in Loai5-
lana IN regard to the death Of Bishop Hopkins.
While the committee were preparing their re-
port. the finance committee announced that the
accounts Of the treasurer Of the diocese had been
examined and found TO be correct.
The committee appointed TO liquidate the in
debtedness Of the diocese to its late bishop,
stated that, in consideration of the general dis
tress Of the past year, they had deemed it uuad-
yisable and useless TO make any attempt at col
lecting. The report was accepted aud the com
mittee reappointed for the coming year.
The report of the committee on the Protestant
Episcopal Association was read and accepted.
The resolutions referring TO Bishop Hopkins
were then read by the chairman Of the committee
DIR. Goodrich, and we're unanimously adopted by
the convention the members standing when the
vote was taken, as a token Of respect TO the
memory Of the revered and beloved primate.
The standing committee presented their annual
report, which was accepted.
The convention then held an election for the
various committees, etc.. 10 serve for the coming
year, which resulted as follows:
Standing COHmWee-Rev. DR.. eacock, Rev.
DR.. Hedges, Rev. DR.. Lewis, MessTs. Grimshaw,
SloO. Cleveland.
DelesGtes TO tie General CORreHtion-ClergY
Rev. Dr. Lewis, Rev. Messrs. Adams. Lawson
and Trader. Laymen: hessrs. Cox, Mott, Lacy
and Keep.
Board Of Directors Of Protestant Episcopal
ASsOcidtiOn-The ssme board was re. elected.
Missionary Onl1nitee-Clergy Rev. Messrs.
Jessup, Grsut and Adams. Lsymen Messrs
Cleveland Lloyd aud Ogden.
Trustees Of hle General theological Seminary.
Clergy: Rev. Nessrs. Jas. PhsOn and Slickney.
Lsymen: Messrs. Bein aud MlrsOn
The election completed the convention ad.
jouined until 10 A. N. to-day.
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Second DIatrIef.

g. A LOT OF GROUND, With the buildings and improve
thereon, situated n the Second District city
The square bounded BY Ireme anal Frsnkn and
streets measuring 55 feet 10 e. front on IRENE
parallel lines
TIE hui diHgs and improvements thereon clnss one
story frame ouse Nith attic covered with sstes divided ino
three and tanning u rooms back buildings
containing 6 ? cisterus privies etc.
6 6OUAkE Or GROUND IA the Second Disthct OF
this ci designated by the 20 58 bounded by
Its quare divided into p Lots numbered from -
elusive.
Lots Nos. l. 2 s. and Got No form ne the corner Of
CUstomnouse and St. James seets each %
ot on eustoHhouse street, By l2 feet n depta be~een
Lots Ms g. T. g. g. TO- H. y and Is dots Nos and I3
being contr lots) uea. ure IS ioll0ws:
Lot No measures - tset inches and line front Gar
roton Avenue $50 feet Snche in depth and fOat Gus
tOnhOuse street and l37 feet ashes dspta on the line
dividing IL iron lot No q and "a feet In width the
ire
Lot No measures "a fee, inches line fr ut on Csrro
No l3f feet iuchss depth the divding II from
lot No. d 81 ieet IN width the rear lue
Lot No. "a eet 8inches line front on Car
ton l34 feet inches the line dividing IL from
from lot No. and "a ieet in width on the rear line
Lot measures 81 feet 10 inchs front on Carrotou
avenue, - eet ncbe and lines deDth on the linz al
yidng rom et No. LIS inches and lines on The
line nvidii il from No an 81 lee. inches and ss
In width Oh the linz.
Lot No 10 % feet isches front on Carrotoo
avenue 10 ieet inches and lines the ne d
vidBg II from lot No l25 and lines "a deoth
the line icing 30 n and 81 feet inches I'd
lines IN With on the inc
Lot No. ii "a feet inches line front on Car
IOton avenue ~ feet inches aud ines the line OIL
vicg from lot No To- inches ana Iin-s on the
lire. " 1'N w 'O' i0"
Lot No l2essurss 81 feet inches aud line front on Car
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gas gsw Orleans Crssssn samaas, fsbruass IS. lasa.

advised you Of his determination TO retire from
tie charge of the war department otherwise
than under your own subsequent direction. He
acquesced in your statement that the Satnr-
days conversation ended with an expectation
that there would be subsequent conference on
the subject, which he, as well as yourself, sup
posed could reasonably take place on Monday.
You then alluded to the fact that Gen. Grant did
not call upon you on Monday as you had expected
from that conversation. Gen. Grant admitted that
ii was bis expectation OF purpose to call upon you
on Monday. Gen. Grant assigned reasons for the
omission he said he was in conference with Gen.
sherman; that there were many little matters T.
he attended 10. He had cOnversed upon the mat
I Of the incumbency of the war department with
Gen. Sherman and expected Gen. Sherman would
call upon Monday. My own mind suggested a
further explanation, but | do not remember
whether it was mentioned or not, namely: It was
not opposed by Gen. Grant, on Monday. that the
Senate would decide the question so promptly as
TO anticipate further explanation between your
self and him IL delayed beyond that day. Gen.
Grant made another explanation that be was en-
"a ged on Sunday with Gen. Sherman. and, think,
ALTO on Monday, in regard to the war depart
ment, with hope, though he did not say. in sn
Effort to procure an-amicable settlement OF the
affair Of Mr. Stanton, and still hoped it would be
brought about.
have the honor to be, with great respect, your
ohedient servant, wd. II. SEWARD.
To he
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First District.

!. THREE LOTS OF GROUND in he First District Of
this city the bounced by Julia Camp. Magazine
snd Girod stiset-' designated by the Nos I, a-d3
Lot No Ueasures - let front Julia street. q6 feet
inches in depth between paral el lines.
she hudrgs and Improvements consist Of comfortable
story frame house divided ttO n
tai ing looms and closets back building contain
II two rooms, besides privy. stem etc.
Lot Ne adjoining the above 30 feet inches
front on Julia street. by 30 teet inches depth between
par llel Ines
buildings and Improvements consist Of story brick
house containing six wi laery around pvi-s
Lot No 8, bel gi med atoly suous sondy
des rioFO 81 feet inches font on Jua
street. by 90 ett inches oepth between lei lines
The hui SINGS and improvements tus lot exactly
similar 10 thi 70 lot No 2
T. rWO LOIS OF GROUND IN the First District Of this
city n the square BOUNDED by New Levee Lafayette Com
metce and Grod street, designated lots Nos and l8
Lot No. IS measnres ~ eet inch front oesee
street ty 20 feet inches In depth. The buildings
poyements thereon consist Of st brick store covered
with slates
Lot no Z, being Immediately in the Of the preceding
measures 10 ieei inches and lines front Gommsrcs
"a eet inches and line oeph the Inc
Lafayette 90 q inches depth side
line Al d "a ieet | inch on the inc
The bui dIugs improvements consist uf
brick 81 re. covered with
The Cty Railroad through Sew L-vee street. the
po ion Il there locality first
District Offers rare Inducements u purchasers
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], 3. WALTON g. OESlONOe'S SALES.
SALE FOR PARTITION
VERY c. DICE PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT
FOUR-sTORY GRANITE STORE,
NO. 43 CARONDELET STREET, BETWEEN GRAvIER
AND UNION STREETS
by j. Il. WALTON a. DEsLONDE.

BY y. IL. WALTON ~ DESLONDE.
J. b. WALTON, Aucti0neer.
Office No. ~ Carondeet street
SATURDA ~, Feb. 2:e, Is6s. "a IL o'ctOek
. NJ the Merchants nnd auct ueers Exchange Royal
street, between Canal and Gust mh0use Streets will DO
sold
THAT VERY SUPERIOR AND VALUABLE QUINCY
aHANuE AID bR TX FOUR-NTURG STDRE, No. 43
Caroudett street led by Bsrtle 4 Rtyn4 afd
situated in the First Dstic Of This city the square
ded CaroI deet, Gaver Bronne Union
Ihs lot measures according sketch ny bert q Banci-
ard surveyor street by depsl on
the Union o. aud lines and
the lire Graver street q ee 10 inches and lines
ana - feet the Inns, with the privilege alley
,p.uiug into UnOu street.
This pro- ery j. located in the very OF business The
buog Of the best and most subtanti Of in this
ctytte front being entirely Quincy grane and the
tire construction having beep erected With veF
usueucy and vi hout r. ference O. cost
TIE tenants nrdsr lease the rate Of $500
The having been tly reduced
uon ot tue times, from S65OO per aunuIn.
h8- II RAs-OnetfTd sh In Treasury notes; the
maince In In the OF the purchase
TO his order in equal iusta ment bearing
rate OF per mum from Of until hual
rueut and special aud vendors privilege. fha
embrace he clause cf
fees in sut any portion The
building must be h the s4tisiacti tn
dCrs ana the policy ausierred
Act sale before n. x. r i-'. notary publ the
of the purchaser, including the Internal Revenue
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"LIZE, WE'LL DIE TOGETHER. An interesting
runaway match took place in Ti1pecanoe county
night before last. The happy cOuplen pro.
followed by the enrsged dad. armed with horse
whip, which indicated that the arrangement didn't
suit him. he was about TO make active demon
stratiOn. when the young man, with full real-
ZatiOn of the situation, and the responsibilities Of
II arIed life. "peeledn his coat. rolled up his
sleeves, cast a meaning and ferociOus look At the
old gent, and then turning 10 his insmorats, ex-
claimed, "Lize, we'll die together :" The sig
nitcance Of the remark so impressed the old man
that the girl was triumphsntly "shipped" in
charge Of her gallant lover.
lAttics dnd } Ledger JanuAEy 10Th.
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PersonaI Items.

Orv F. Grant, brother Of the general, is in
businefs in Chicago, and Is said TO share his
bTOther's love for fast horses.
Patti was recently taken suddenly i'll in Paris,
and Miss Harris sang the part OF Lucia with such
effect that repetition has been called for.
Tie president has asked Charles O'COnor aud
James T. Brady, of New York. TO defend the
American Feuians on trial in England aud Ire
land.
Pliny jewell and wife, of Hartford, father and
mother of the Republican candidate for governor
in Connecticut. have started on nundred-mlle
sleigh ride TO New Hampshire, disdaining rail-
roads and such modern vices.
The eX-kiDg Of Naples IS reported just now TO
be in bad way in Rome, being reduced TO the
necessity of selling portion Of his queens dia-
mOIds. The jewels have been purchased by a
Roman LADY. The ex king spends most of his
lime It the gaming table.
As to Mrs. LincOln's reported insanity, the st.
Louis Republican says it has received letter
from Chicago, from a reliable source, contradict
ing the report and stating that Mrs. Lincoln has
been boarding at Chicago, until lately, with the
fsmily of wealthy citizen, MIR. Coles, and that
she Is now residing at the Clifton House, corner
of Wabash avenue and Washington street, IN that
city. he Clifton House is q boarding house on
large scale. Mrs. LincOln's temper is said to be
very irritable. owing, perhaps, to the chagrin she
feels at the ngratitude of the Republican party
toward her. She dresses very plainly, aud de-
votes much OF her time to the society of friends
who ere IN quite humble circumstances TO whom
she nnburdens her thoughts and hopes aud her
greatest pride seems to be in watching over
" Tad " and directing him in every proper course.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-02-15

EvERYBoDY TAXES lT.-Brady's family bitters.
advertised q in another column are said to be an
eft tctual remedy for dyspepsia. consumption
cholera morbus. any disease of the liver and kid
neys, and is supposed to have no equal as pre-
VeLtive against chills and fevers Il is also tine
tonic, and exceedingly pleasant to the taste
Messrs. Ethel & Thomas, commission merchants
aud dealers in Western produce, los Poydras
street, are the general agents for these bitters
See advertisements
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Passengers per steamship Trade Wind, from
Pelize II nduras T. J. Ware, A. w. Bridge, W.
l. Fueflove. I. 2. Fulerove. T. F. Owen B. II.
Wsde Mrs y. H. Wade J. @. DeBrasm, j. NJ.
Turmsn, II. NJ. 1urman r. Turmsn. s. W. Carney,
y. z. Kane, h. hsllon, :. W. Kercheuier, Daniel
Pugh j. NJ. Huffman, c. N. Barrow, Daniel Smith,
A. Cousin. j. Caselie and j. Fahre.
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ACKNOWLEDGING, No. g Royal street.
TUESDAY, FebTupry IL h, 150S, 1S
IL O'Clock n. at the Merchants aud Auct Ex-
change, Royal street, betsecB Canal and CustomhOnss
by order from the Honorable the Judge
the District COur of New Orleans dated January
4th 1868 auction, the following described real estate,
belonging 81 said success n, will be sold.
LOT OF GhOUND, in the Third istric Of this city, in
the bounded by Eysisn Fields Morales French
and GOodchldTen surin - feet front k,sian
Fields by 27 feet 10 inches and lines in Depth be-
parallel nes-
The build ngs and Improvements consist of ose-story
Frame ming three three cabinets hall
and gallery In 'front.' ba Building containing roOm
cistern, prives etc.
HS- 1ERMs-Cssh in U. s. Treasury Notes.
of sale, with United States internal stamps
attached before Louis Duvgneaad notary pubic,
purchasers the the Of
n e taxes for TIE current year. 1853.
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OH sALB-KEAL ESfAFE-SEgEKAL HUN
II ored Cotton sad Sugar Plant sti0ns The
portions Of the cotton And growing States Also, ioe
Plantations Orange Orcharcs. aud large bodies
tin her lands Also, large variety Of city
perty Improved and unmprUyed IN TIE Of residences
stores huidng lots and favorable
vithnI 20 invest will do vel cal and examine our proper
ties Eller Gard, Real Estate Agents No. IS Garondsss
stree. OrleAnA
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Messrs. Keep Caulded, Nos. II aud 70 Pow
drss street, are now receiving a complete assort.
ment Of Western produce, and offer some of the
best brands OF bacon, pork, lard hams, -four etc:
also choice Goshen and Western butter. See their
advertisement in another column.
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POSITIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE BY PUBLIC
nv @. DE FFRIEr.

AUcTIoNEER-OGce and Saesrooms 50 Bienvine street
TUEsDAY. Feb. 18Th, 1S0S. AZ re
Il cock at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change. Royal street public auction, viii be sold
HI1,n lots or onvU ID in the fIird district OF this
city, in tie square bounded Clay, Auhry, Dupre and
Reilly streets Said Lots designated by the nos l. 2
T. a. p ana g. Ian drawn by G. B0udousque,
arChitt Ct and exh bitiOn in the Excha ge.
This property under fence wei plant with fruit trees
ard under cultivation There l. comfortable house ected
Lot No containing two rooms TOUR cabinets gal
snd building Lot No 22 besides cistens
ns-TERMS-Vne third cash, and the bs credit Of
twelve months in notes secured by mortgage doris
lien and bearing per cent from the day
sale until final payment Ia Of salt cent at
tornty commissions to be added as penal clause
le with u S internal revenue stamps attached
before Amedee Ducatel notary puSic al purchasers
peHte
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SAILING OF THE MERCEDTA.-The steamship
GeTcedita, Smith commanding sailed last evening
for Havana, with good freight and number Of
passengers.
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SAILING OF TIE VIcToE-The steamship Victor.
Capt Gates, sails this morning at o'clock, for
New York direct, with full freight and a number
of passengers.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-02-15

Black Jackn relates Ia the Frankfort YeOman
how Kentucky preacher broke up the offensive
habit of leaving church during service: One
day he was drawing his bow at venture when
a Dice young man started out. But A., without
lowering his voice, cried out "A word with you,
young man; you shall not interrupt the cOngre
cation by going out in time of service But,
psusing a moment, he said Now, remember,
took man to task over at Shawnee Run for going
out. and. brethren aud sisters, what do you think
he turned out to be? What they call lunatic
So go on, young man, maybe you are one of them
Sort After a while two or three young women
started out, aud he let out at them thusly Young
ladies', it amt good manners to walk out while
pres ching is going on But psusing a moment,
be exclaimed go on, forgot at the moment il
vas water million tme.' There was no more
going out that day."
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SUCCESSION OF GUsTAvE LEGARDEUR-NO.-
By G.. DE FERRET,
AUcr1osEER-onice 81 soyal street.

By G. DE FERIET,
AUcroNEER-Ofice 90 Eoy al street.
TUESDAY. February 1S,h, 1888, IL
O'Clock at the Merchants aud Auc,ioneers exchange
Royal between Canal Customhouse IS by
virtue sf order from the II 1norabe John Thomas
Judge of the Second District Of New Orleans dated
real estaie IN be sold, viz
1W0 LOTS or GROUND numbered from to 10 inclu-
sive situated In the Frt District Of this city in the square
bounded by Canal BeInadotte, St Patr ck and
streets sadlob contiguous hont Canal street. and
lot No measures 2 feet front on Canal street. 25 feet on
the line, by dept betsesn par e lines Of los
nchss and lines and form the Of Canal and Fat
Lots Nos three four Eve sew, n, nine
each 25 fee, ort Canal street, 25 feet
line by depth between parallel lines Of haldred
snd eight feet light inches ana six lines Lot being
OF iregut form 81 feet inches and lines
Canal O3 feet inches and lines depth
line dividing from lot No l32 inch. lines
in depth the lire tosaras ernsdoe street. and % feet and
4 inches the lie. II whole according a plan
drawn. the 25d April l67, by Pau c. BOudonsque
architect
ns1IRns-One third cash and the balance on credit Of
vendors hen snd bearing per
from the day of sale un final payment In of judi d
for the Of the mount OF u1pad
tie purchaser will be rquir to i've atOnss
missions he smount recovered 7he purchsser will be
Act q sac u internal revenue stamps attached
heoe Armand Ptot Jr, notary pubic, at purchasers
POSITIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE BY PUBLIC
AUCTION OF CHOICE CITY PROPERTY.
THEoDULE ADAM ET AIS VS.. JOSEPH 1. VIM
cent ct ais for ParitiOn-sO 2S967, Docket Second
District Court
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BY -. DE FERRET,

AUcTIONEER-Ofice No. G. Royal street.
TUESDAY, Feb. Is, 1853, at I2 o'cIoch
w. at the Merchants Auconeers' Exchange ROYAL
Canal and CustOmhOuse virtue
ana in conformity to ordeC he Honorable John W
Thon Judge pf the Second Dis ct Court Of cans
dated January "a 1865 the Of suit par
Of 1heodnls Aoam et ais Joseph l. Vincent ,st
ais sfO zg67 Of the docket of the Aforesaid Second s
tuct CONT Of New Orleans the following described pro serty
at public wi be sold. viy
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Fifty dollars Sloat elliptic sewing machine
nlumphant. Highest premium Louisiana State
Falr. For sale at 81 Canal street.
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Secretary Stewards Letter

The president on the llth sent the following
letters to the House of Representatives, in accord
ance with the resolution adopted yesterday:
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MORE OF THE JOHNSON GRANT
CORRESPONDENCE.
TIE PRESIDENTS LAST LETTER.

"A N IT'S n bK-
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Shepard, Abbott & Co., 55 Camp street, are
selling their stock at greatly reduced prices.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
A. BUCsIRON'S SALES.
RARE CHANCE FOR GRoJERs, c ,USTzY MgR-
chants Larg, Assortment Just Received OF Groceries
Liquors and Fancy Goods
BY a. DUCHIRON,
AUCTION sER,
Salssrooms-l0 Tchoup oulas and 10 New Levee street
CAT L RDAY, 10th Inst, ~ 10 o'ct0ek a. n.
- the Auction MART 10 fchJupoaAs, aad No. 10
New Lev street. wil be sold
$50 boXe- lie ri q
C5 =. I'D Beu bon Whisky, pike Co, ls5s)
IS e. Catawba Brandy.
u bbs. Bo rb " i-ky.
lun dozen A. AssOrted Pickles.
80 boSe- Tea
20 Old Maderia
20 Blsckbe ~ Cordial
10 GINGER
10 Host ster Pit
Claret GeTmania Punch, Butter Yeast Powders Can
dle, ASSORTED Candies, La Soda, Mackeel, snuff
tmoking snd Chewing Tobsc o. etc. etc
FE- TERss-Cash m U. = Treasury Notes.
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squares. month month. months 'r.i'.- !, -'a'n'

EOHthy advertisements ether day, 10 70
Q Hrgsd twsthirds the shove rates.
Fourth page HOnshly Advertisements each squArs
SO per month.
srsnseHt sdverssments having the Of the paper, n,
Ibssn 81 30 sqsAs; eses TSeens
SsT square.
First and Fourth sage transient Advsgssssnts each in
ssrsiOn, 81 50 per square.
Advertisements ussrtss Intervals Grgsd
zach insertion
--l-- -2-tt.as @A-.rtis4 is-S-s .han - -1i----
asceunt from sbsvs Named trzrsisnt rates be
Ased upon; provt4sd sksn sEeh disesuA
asa IS per cent.
~ % b 1Ucents
per line, each insertion.
transient Advertisements be paid for In Advanes
All advertisements not marked for specified Of
Insertions will be published six times and char ssd accordingly
Al bills With regular advertisers shall be sderst nostas
Asquars Is the space socupsd BY tss rss ssid aRsts
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
Is published svery Saturday aorHins ssbssrptl5s, -
pr In Advsnes hsyssriy and srssry rsiss
Single copies 10 cents.
Rates sf AdvsrtisinSI
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by c. e. GIRARDEY e. CO..

Ohee-No. II Exchange Place.
TuEsDAY, Feb. IL, 1865, commencing at
II O'Clock N. aud c0nnu daily thereafter, th
same hour until the entire stoc is disposed will at
pubic auction the hif hest bidder by
sssree IN the bankruptcy Of Messs Loeb Simon Co. the
utire stock o. DRY GOOtS. FIXTURES ste surrendered
Ter be tenebt Of their creditors red story
ron ore No 80 Canal street. between Camp and Magazine
stock comprises large and well selected assortm snt
o. Domestic ana Imported Stsrle Dry Goods csrefdy
eeso ~ the holesse trade Of this city a,d consisting
keaehed and Brown COttoHs sheeng Shrting and Pil-
low Css fancy and staple Prints Il variety and Of
most popular STYLES and manufacturer Strpes Checks
iek - and Dens Of The beat quality and the most desr.