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A RADICAL REGISTRAR DEcANPED-T1e Mansfield
Times of the 2lst prints the following:
J. ". Beatty, one of the registraas appointed fr
this parish, who resigned his office as such for ts
purpose Of becoming candidate fer the office Of sel.
ator from this district at the late election, being M
aware of his ignominous defeat, decamped with va.
let in hand-he was too poor to own carp,t bag
from our town early last Monday morning and th
his board bill unpaid. Some of our young men anti
cipatipg such ruse made search for him Oh the
morning mentioned, for the purpose of collecting e
money due his landlady, but, alas the bird had fvHa
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zen. GRANTS PosrIoN.-Referrng to the state
ment OF the New York Tribune, of Gen Grants opin-
ION or the necessity for the removal of the President
the National Inteisencer.says:
The failure of Gen Grant to deny emphatically and
IN his own name, this monstrous charge Of the New
ork Tribune, must be taken evidence of his in
dorsement of the whole statement and of the menaces
to the Senate If he had drawn his sword and marched
his cohorts to the doors of the Senate compel them
u ct arms, to obey his mandates twoull be scarcely
worse.
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YATES WILL NOT REsIGS.-The reason WHY Yates
cannot be persuaded to resign is says the Chicago
Times that he has made inAexiblc rule of his life
never to compromise himself when be is drunk One
would Judge from this that he never is sober A good
many persons have tried to find him in that state but
desparng, the idea of his resgnng has been given IN
as hopeless
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ue' your boots and shoes of ]. B. Lewis tr., No.
iezas street, you want good articles cheap for cash
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THE CoNSEcT'crT ELEcTtos.-The official majority
of English is 1881; last year 977 The House is Rad
ical by fifteen or twenty majority. 1t looks little
strange that the Democrats should eect their Governor
by an increased majority and lose the legislature, but
the Hartford Times accounts for it in this way Every
town has one member of the legislature, however
small its population. No town city has more than
two members. The large towns, such as New Haven
and Hartford, Democratic but they have no more
votes in the legislature than small towns, with not
tenth their population. 1t is under this system,
based en- towns, and not population that the Radi-
Gals always carry the legislature.
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CRoPs IN MIDDLE ALABAMA. - The MONTGOMERY
Mail of the 18th gives the following cheering account
Of the condition Of the growing rps in that vicinity
a ride in the country Sunday morning satisfied u,
that if properly cultivated and not visited by anv Of
the many plaques which are the constant terror Of
many of the Southern Planters the crops this year will
be good. From everywhere we get most encouraging
reports, although the freedmen were generally late IN
making contracts The stands of corn and cotton for
miles from the city good and in most flourish
ing condition. No damage was done by the lite frost
Those freedmen who have made contracts are working
faithfully. In many instances luch as tgentrfFe
acres to the hand is under cultivation, besides po
toes, oats and other things generally raised BY the
planter. At present we see little to discourage the
planter but much to justify him in expecting an abpa
dant harvest
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as much benefit from her successful lawsuit as might
be expected A large portion of the property recoT
cred will have to be appropriated toward dera!7os
the expenses Of the thirty years litigation So 50"
an exchange. IN o. Times
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MARKET House TO BE LE4sED.-Ihe City Controller
gives notice, in the official Journal that the Market
House in this city will be leased a: public auction for
the term of year, to the highest bidder on Wed
nesday, May g. in front Of said Market House Terms
onethrd cash, end the balance in equal instalnehts
at three, six and nine months
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TOO BAD:-The New Orleans Crescent SAYS it is re-
luctantly admitted that stanbery, as conductor of the
Presidents case is a failure
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DEMOCRATIC CoLoRED EoTERs II WARD No. o.
The following Is LIST Of tie coLnrea mon who rotoc

DEMOCRATIC CoLoRED EoTERs II WARD No o.
The following is list Of the coored men who voted
the Democratic ticket at the late election in Ward )
W Cottonrder, Peter Blunt, Anthony Mallard.
David Franks, Isham Williams, March Edwards
Jas McPheters, Geo Taylor, Henry Hunter,
Sobern Geary, Sidney Fields, Austin Banks
Benz Nichols, Eddie Ainslev Aaron HAYS.
Jacob Doyle, Jerry Richardson Geo McEenry
Timan Brown Lane PerYv VIM Ayers
Dan'l Buncombe Dennis Gete- Rob't Mechanical
VIM Wyche Hillery Geider, Ed White
Rich d Abernethy John Shepherd, John Mack,
Isaac Samues, Geo Founders, Thorton Kemp,
Wilson Mack, Wiley johnson, Thos White
fhlllp Moore, Geo Wayne Patrick Brack
Jos Grant, Martin Burt, VIM Akin
loungb!ood ,Jr, Pete Anderson Burrell Mitchell.
loungblood, Joe WalmsIey, Billy Williams
Marx Smith, Sard Whitehurst, Ned Mcdonald
" m Scott, Louis Robinson, Prince Edwards
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Hon; JOHN BELL.-We copy the following para
sraP ' from the shelbyve (Tenn.) Union:
inns once able statesman is still alive and lives ove
on the Cumberland now He is now unwards of SoI.
entysix years of age, and compared with his former
sen IS out wreck. His health is by no means good
ana ne but awaits the dread summons which must take
him from earth to eterntr 49, WV
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1tIace zNz0Fs EEee5e4-Ward I, B. High lcolored7
Ward 2, j. II. Jones; Ward s, J. Mckee; Ward 4, T.
nick.
.1sstIces Of the Peace E2ected-Wardl R. Gray and H.
isles; Ward e T. W. Smith; Ward 9, j. W. Wilson ;
Ward 4, Mclean and Markham (Rads))
'. co1Stdoes EEscted-Ward 4, S. Wapole and A. Bal
;, no ward 3, W. b. Jones; Ward g. Pemberton Ward
city officers Elected-Mayor, Martin Tally. Trus
tees-Ward /, Byland; Ward 2, Walker and Turner
Ward s. Eberstadt; Ward 4, Howard; Ward 5, More
field Ward 6, Mulhaupt
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Gen. ulSDMAN RAILED.-Gen. Hndman, of AFh1f'
sas, has been baed in the sum Of five thousand DO:
lars, TO answer charge of treason which has been
preferred against him for making Democratic speeches
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Married 4:

April %, 1868, al the residence of the brides tat5'F
by the Rev. Samuel H. nockerv HENRY II. tul' la.S
of Mobile, Ala, TO Miss CORNELIA e. FORD, young
est daughter of John D. Ford Esq, of this Par'sn
At the residence of the brides uncle, Mr. Ja 1S
Fuove Caddo parish, on the morning OF l NE NJ
INST, by Rev. 5. b. Surratt, Mr.. WIN \: why la
Spring Ridge, and Mrs. MARY r. SAMPLE, OF Ca''
parish,
At Natchitoehes, on the 18th inst, by the KEY =,
Martin, Mr.. BENZ GRAPPE, of bosser Par'Sl'
MISS ELMlRE CHAMARD, of Natchtoches.
Died:
In this city, on the I'd inst Mr.. P. r. EDEl' Of Gu"
geston of the lungs.
Mr.. Edey was formerly commission mercn'D
New Orleans. ,,
In New Orleans, on tue 18th inst, Mrs MA an'sr
LAWSON, wife of Capt. Sam. Lawson, OF 'ne S''''
Lizzie Hopkins. --------~
RO. T. BUCkNER,
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gold plate.
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EFFECT OF TIE SPEECH OF JUDGE CCRTlS.-LO Hahn
Forsyth, of the Mobile Register had the good or;pna
to be present in the Senate chamber, at WasbiDoto
when Judge Curtis, of Boston, delivered the opepia,
argument for the defense in the Impeachment TT
After describing to the readers of the Register ,I
general effect of the speech upon Senator'S wLo H.
tened with fixed attention, Col r proceeds 10 sne
city how particular persons were affected. THUS
Thad Stevens stood facing me, and | do not think
that exacgerate when say that his eyes were M
once taken off the face of the neaker for whole hon,
If not convinced and persuaded to torego the ey;
deed on which he was intent, it was evident thath
own clear mind was paying its homage to the powe,
and genius of the man WHO stood confronting him. n
defend the innocent and plead for the Constitution Of
their common country. Sumner leaned bae, IN III,
senatorial chair in Of his favorc attitudes ,tan-
ded to be striking, Sumner is one of the vanpsf of
Senatorial coxcombs), but did not look comfortsN,
Butler watched the speaker through his opened fr
gers held up in support Of lis ugly countenaDep and
was decidedly fdgety. Logan looked anxious AZ !!
he had Confederate division, of something like eor5
strength to his own, in front, and doubtful ofG
issue Of battle, and even the Secretaries of the Sen
seemed to be transferred into rap and listening sapaS
STANTON NOT TO BE CAUGHT,-A Washington dis.
patch of the l4th says the following letter vas ad.
dressed by Stanton to Senator Cameron:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, April IA, 1865.
TO Hon. Simon Cameron
Dear Sir-PerceiYinc in this mornings Chroni,a
hat communication has been signed by the Gorer
nor of your State and the Republican members ofhe
Legislature, and other persons, asking your recon.
nendation for my transfer, upon certain CONTINGENCY
to the head Of the Treasury Department., hasten to
request that no such recommendation be made
Enough of nv life has been devoted to public t0tia;
No consideration can induce me to assume those Of
The Treasury Department. or to continue in the War
office longer than may be required for the appoint,
nent and confirmation Of my successor.
Yours truly, EDWIN NJ STANTON
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The ABYss1N1AN WAR C4osED.-Cable dispatches
inform us that Gen. Napier has whipped the Abyssn-
ian army and captured King Theodore. The English
captiVes were found alive and we'll and set free Thus
ends the which waged for the purpose of
ting these captives free.
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by the constitution herein recognised nor so amended
as to allow any person to excluded from office by
the Sd section of the proposed l4h article, until the
disability imposed is removed IN the manner therein
provided.
gentleman. on Saturday, impored the sympathy OF
this Senate with the eoquence and pathos OF Roman
Senator pleading for virtue and 1t is to be feared
that his grace and eloquence turned the attention
of the Senate upon the orator rather than upon
the accused. Had he been pleading tor inn9-
cence his great power would have been we'll excited
Had be been arguing with equal eoquence before the
Roman Senate and Cato, the censor, had been one OF
the Judges his client would soon have found himself
placed in the middle of the forum instead OF receiving
the sympathy of a viruous and patriotic audience.
This evenings Star says Impeachment stock, from
some indefnabe cause, to have slightly down
ward tendency to-day. There are rumors OF a bFeah
in the line of Republican Senators and tour are named
as certain to go against impeachment On close III
Quirv however it cannot be ascertained that any one
of the four PANIED has made any declaration or gwen
any indication to warrant such concIusioh' sun tLT
belief that the Presidents chances are improving Is
certainly afoat in the air.
PHILADELPHIA, April 27.-Boiler IN the Penn realty
rollingomill exploded Three killed, tour wounded Sc
.riously and many slightly.
WASHINGTON, April 2S.-Regstration, as far as pro-
gressed, whites 1000 ahead CoIored delegates,
claiming to represent two hundred negroes, attend
the second ward conservative nominating convention
Negro organisation apparently falling to pieces
New York, April 2S.-The Chauncey brings 4G6,
900 in treasure.
New ORLEANS, April 2s.-By special order No. 90,
Gen Buchanan appoints board Of three officers to
examine the Of the votes of the late election
and report the result to the Commanding General of
the district The board will make separate reports OF
the votes on the Constellation and for members OF
Congress.
At meeting of the medical profession, held last
night it was resolved to invite the American Medical
Association to hold its next annual meeting in this
city, Vote tied at 90 and resolution carried by the
casting vote of the President.
WASHINGTON, April 2S.-1ndications are that Mr..
Davis will not be tried next term of the court 1t is
stated on public, but doubtful authority that Grant
has advised Schofed to decline the War Department,
and request the President 10 withdraw his
Full cabinet to-day. A synopsis OF Evarts' speech
is utterly impossible Abiding to parties to the trial,
the House as accuser, the President the accused,
the Senate as jurors, the Chief Justice presiding
Evarts said " We want volunteers. Let no one
raise much littte finger to jostle the contest
ants Arguing the judicial character of the proceed
ing, Evarts said, in reply all the managers who pro-
fess to speak in behalf Of the people, he would reply
in one sentence, representing but ope voice, "Thou
shalt not take the of the Lord thy God in vain
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Miscellaneous,


New YORK, April 26,-Bank observation-disclosures
in loans 81 sos, 900, in specie 81, $50, 600 and in de
posts 81 525, 900; increase in circulation s945 GOO
and in legal tenders s., O33, 900.
WASHINGTON, April 26-Brownlow has written 3
letter saying If Fowler votes for acquita, the egis
lature of Tennessee will demand his resignation,
Gossip to-day about compromise on censure. most
probably idle. Stevens, in his speech which lie de-
MYERS tomorrow, uses no phrase whose lghest pun
lshment is removal from Office
MILWAUKEE, April 26.-Boiler in saw.mill at Man.
YER Michigan, exploded. Nine killed and six wounded
NAsH!SGToS, April 27.-Impeachment element ap-
pears TO be less conhden to-day than during last week
NE| ORLEANS, April 27.-The Tribune said to be
the only daily paper in the United States owned and
EDITED entirely by negroes and the only one thus con-
oucteo IN the South has suspended for want of sum-
port. 1t supported Taliaferro for Governor and ma
1--WE State ticket, and was consequently deprived of all
o1hcml patronage. The Picayune pays it a commit
men tor ability skill and integrity in its
!, WASHINGTON, April 27.-Canby telegraphs Grant,
1910 majority for the constitution,
Revenue to-day $4,000,
ihe RESIDENTS message regarding the department
OF the Atlantic simply states be established it in ac-
cordance with the usage of governments.
CINCINNATI, April 27.-The Heating and Hollywood
light occurred to-day Heating broke his wrist in the
'hlrd round, thereby losing the fight
BALTIMORE, April 27.-Samue Il, VENT, who con-
essed embezzlng the funds of the National Mechan
cs Bank, was pardoned by the President
WASHINGTON, April 27.-Message from the Pres
lent to the Senate communicates message from Ban
rot, relating to the provisions of the recent treaty
4 continuous residence of FIVE years, and no more,
vas all that the treaty required to date from the dav
he emlgrant crossed the American line Continuity
VI residence to be Interpreted in legal, not corporal
ense Naturalised citizens, on return to ORIGINAL |
ounry liable only for breaches of law committed be.
ore emigration. Ofenses connected with the act Of
immigration itself excluded from the clause ofpunsb
ole offenses therefor. Returning ernsrant not nun
'haole for Withdrawal from military service. This in
e msra is accepted Germans naturalised in
foreigner emigrating to Germany, and are r onlv
aoe to such military duty as attaches to foreigners
The bill admitting Arkansas sets forth that Arkan-
IS has formed and adopted State government re-
aolean in FORM and is therefore entitled to represen
on as soon as the legislature ratfes the 14th arti
e. and on condition that the constitution shall never
changed to deprive any citizen or class of citizens
the United States, of the right to vote now entitled
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KniCkerbOCker Life Insurance COmpap"

RO. T. BUCkNER,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-04
BY G.. DE FERRET,

AucTIoNEER Office and sassroors Sc Blenvls street.
MONDAY, March esd, 1865. at ne o'clock
WI public auction Merchants 40 AuctiOneers
Exchange between Canal and Customhouse
by virtue OF order from the Bon John Thoms
Judge Of The Second Dtrict Court Of New Orleans dated
February H. s6S the following dsscfibei real estate wild bs
l. PARCEL OR PORTION OF GROUND, with the
bal dngs and improvements thereon, situated in the
aubourg of the lake end Of the Poucharran
Elysn Fields the front Margny street b.
25 ct inches and lines in depth and ozt on Lake Pont
cbartrsin
Tie Buildings and improvements well known the
covered with States thor ughly fin she'd containing
large parors two small front gallery hall in center
large gallery enclosed with Ve1ean blinds and used
the dnpe sfoon he building has the necessary apparatus
20 manufacture the with which Is lighted besids three
large cernf, splendid cast iron fountain in 'front.' OF the
property, she led walks ornamental garden pivies
The Buildings the Lot belonging % Mr.. Philip Bill
onehaf of which belong 70 the succession Of BOudro
and which consist OF Frame House. covered with clap
boards cor tanning two large pors saloons and lag
Kitchen with etc, three cserns and prives also,
building in front well known 1.-THE Pistol Gallery"
8 LOT OF GROUND, In the square bounded by Ely
sian Fields hagny, Frankfort and Columbia
Jnt Eysian fess STREET by III eet 10 inches and
lines IN deDth, between parallel lines.
The buildings aud improvements, const Of frame House
covered with sates, containing four with frost and
cbnets with gallery prvies three cstsrns. arbo
and few or smental trees.
The whole according TO plans made BY Pile Murray
civil and architects which will be exhibited
two weeks previous 70 the day Of sale.
B9- TKRns-Cssh IN U. Treasury Notes
Act OF ssie with g. Internal revenus stamps attached
before Amedie Dueste notary public, 81 purchasers
pense
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E0k sALE-REAL EsrATE-sEvERAL HUN
oCciton and Sugar rlsntstoHs located IN The bsst
on he Gotten and growing States Alss Rice
Ors,ge Orchsrds and large bodies Of vaaable
timber lanes also large variety City ana subo,ban
rroper,y Improved and uninprcved resdencsx
eIs buiclnx ios and terms Partie
wth ng 70 invest vii do well call examine our Prone
qss Blackburn MI err. Real Estate Agents Ne IS Csron
deet street, hew Orleans. - ~
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JEAN NAUnUs VS.. ANDREAs scHNlD f--sIxrH
District Court OF New Orleans. No. 7O.Is5.


District Court Of New Orleans. No. D,Is5
RH VIRTUE OF n writ Of aeri fAcias
~ 70 me directed By the Honorable the Sixth District
Court OF New ORLEANS In the shove entitled vii pro
coed 20 cell At public suction At the Merchants
uOHners Exchange Royal street. Canal and Ous
tohouse streets in the Second District Of hIs city on
SATURDAY the fst day Of March 1858 II O'Clock r.
the following described property. win:
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND situated In the snburb wash.
ingtcn and in the Third District Of his city in the
bounded by Cssaesv0 Greafmen Poland
being parts II lots dsssnated by Nos and plan 81
YsrEnes q 10Th March 1851 Deposited the ocs Of ia Is
nassy. late notary public IN tits city Is IN book
Of psrs bsid lots sejon each other and each
tgen feet inch and eight and lines
on Cssscslyo street by depth between parallel lines Of Gay
two feet six inches Lot No. forming the
cAvo and Pessd streets together with
thereon etc etc Said properly acquired By defendant
Al dress sthmid In the following Wit Lots and
oiios Robert Hoves setting Aorsey IN fact o. Nsry ce
ella Crsmer, vile Of chester Aicne Bshes Chris
tan, Miss BY act before q. More public In hs civ
dated March llsh 1907 and lots sos and -re parehassd
~ said defendant, from Elizabeth Deters John
Henry basrnksmD. or hausencamD. per before A A
1851 - ~ -
~ B-Ths 'Ots and above mentioned Il the time Of
De eneenfs s0a and We 80 IL
depth, but By Subsequent before said o. Nore notary
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GEORGE S. WALLS VS. CITY OF NEW oRLEANs-
Sixth Justices C0urt-E0. 1876

GEORGE S. WALLS VS. CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
Sixth Justices Court-No. 1856
RH NIkTCE OF alias writ OF neri
Jfacias q directed by The Honorable the Jas
ce 4 the Peecs Of the city OF New Orleans In
entitled sut vii proceed 70 sell Al public auction, the
kerchsnts and Auconeers Exchange street. o.
tween anal and Gust mhouse MONDAY 3h
day Of March e6s at IL O'Clock the foi<wnE described
lHE UEDIyiDAD osETHrRD or all the interest Of ,As
sisting ofTwENyY-EIGHT LOTs or GRO ono bounded
~ View Levee Water Orsnfe end Richard turning
tie whole Of said and umbered 10 q ineln
eivey Lot No. forms the OF and Richard
streets, and measures 5 feet inches and lines
Ter street 20 feet inches and lines Ia vah The rear By
100 feet and inches IN depth and Richard street Lots
Nos u III nensyy each % feet fenl on
Water street, By 100 iee ihchss dept1 beuesn psras
lines Lot No IL forms the % Wser and Orange
streets. and measures 26 feet inches lines foat o.
rear BY lO9 fee inches In ph front Oran q street
iow hes is snd IA each feet front on Orange
street. By 10 fsof inches and lines depth. Lat No is
for the corner OF Nsr Levee and Orange streets ana
ures 70 f.et inches and lines front Levse strsst
70 eet inches and ~ lines In width rear By lO9 fs
- inelusvely each 70 nchs. front en- N.~
evee street By w feet inches In 6epth between nsl
INES Lot No 70 o<ms The Of icr
streets end measures feet inches and lines mont an
rev Lever ssrsst 70 fee. inches and 81 lines wdh in
me rear ~ l Get inches In cspta and frons Richard
street. Lots Fo aud y each "a fset front on
Richard street. BY lto feet inches in depth -
6eiIec In The sut.
1hs foregoing also and hsd rnssr 9TH
wts nsn fcss issued by said rxth n the
Guy New Orleans upon various jac gAenis kxNn. de-
Ia TzRzs-cash m .. & rrsas.ry notes
DANIEL WILSON.
Constable sixth Justice Court
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The British statistical society reports that,
during the past i've years. emigration from Ire.
land has decreased frem III, 229 in the first to
y ZOO in the fifth. II is also stated that while
the total land under cultivation 10 Ireland
has decreased the cultivation OF the rest Is better
and the crops larger BY an average Of 900 900
ayear than they were IN lSe0-6I
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Fits dollsrsl sloat elliptic sewing machine
triumphant. Highest premium Louisiana State
Fair. For sale ct 81 Canal street.
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MONTGOMERY BROS. g. co.. SALES.

LARaK AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF ELEGANT
Match and singis Horses. Elegant Saddle Horses Pine
wsrt Mules Fins Mnch Cows. Buggss. Harness, Wagons
&c, co, ct ezctian.
BN MONTGOMERY HE0z. a o..
4. HoEIooEEsr, Auctiorcs-.
ohce-7 Camp strsss
WEBNEsDAY, March Ath, "a 4 4 s'elo eh n.
w 81 p LHsr's Stables Gravisr street. VII b sold
Elegnzt ksteh HsrssS.
Elegant Saddle Horscz
Fine Work kulsr
Fine Mich Cows.
Ahe-Tsp sad otn Buggiss. Harness, Wsgo1a
- TKKns-Cs.h IN q. 3. Treasury Notes