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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-07-14
CENTRAL HOTEL,
 63 and 69 Adams street, MEMPHIS, TENN.

ns7y~ This House, formerly known as the HARDWICK, has recently been enlarged by the addition of the adjoining building, be- longing to Dr. Watkins, giving it the capacity to rank among the frst-cass houses of the city. The entire building has been furnished with new furniture. carpets, etc., under the proprictorship of c. B. MEpLIS, J. M. RuT- LEDGE, JYo. R. WATKINS, and A, HAIGHT, of Elmira, N. r., an experienced hotel man. The location is most desirable, being about the center, and also the most healthy portion of the city.
 We promise the fare to be as good and well prepared as that of any other Hotel. The rates of board have been reduced to $2 50 Per Day, or SIP 0OPer Week
 The Dining Room is under tho charge of Mons. r. P. Paoli late of White Sulphur Springs, Virginia.
 The Office is under the charge of Jno. Nail of Haywood County, and Thos. J. Shaw, of Fayctte County.
 We respectfully solicit the patronage of our friends and the travelling public. fcb22tf MEDLIN, RUTLEDGE & co
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-07-14
How GeneraIship Saves Soldiers
 Lives.

From the N. r. World.
 In the campaign from the Rapidan to the James Grant had three soldiers tc Lees one and 12,000 over, 222 900 te 10000.
 Grant used up six times as many men as Lee and 5000 over IF 1000 to l9000
 Grant used up as many men es all Lee had, and 12,000 more than half as many again. IF ,000 to 10000.
 Grant used up 53 per cent, of his on. tire force. Lee used up but ? per cent of his force.
 This wasteful butchcry being finished Grant was still far from conquering his antagonist They had yet to meet in front of Petersburg and Richmond, where the deadly game of swapping off six Northern soldiers for one Southern sol dier proceeded till Lees inferior force was used up. Would that be generalshir in checkcrsy
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-07-14

We arc Special agents for the Publi- cations of
 A. s. BARNES Co.,,
 D. APPLETON Co.,,
 J. B. LIPPINooTr Co.,,
 SARGENT, WILSON HINKLE, and others. Also, for
 Fairchild's Celebrated Gold Pens,
 Holbrook's School apparatus,
 Sherwood's School Furniture, etc. Our lines of PAPER and ENVELOPES, the best in the market. Every variety of OFFICE STATIONERY and BLANK BOOKS always on hand.
 PRINTING AND BINDING INITIAL STAMPING, Plain and Color cd. neatly done.
 Latest Publications always on hand at publishers prices.
 Rsss~ Remember the old stand, 3l5 Main street. CHURCH x co. m7-6m
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-19
Olive Logan.

A Boston paper contains the following
cruel paragraph; " A good deal of curl
osity has been felt as to the personal ap-
pearance and intellectual gifts of Miss
Olive Logan, author of an American
comedy called Surf" which is now run
ming at the Museum. So the announce
ment that-ske would lecture in the Bay
State cofrse, on Thursday evening, called
out very large audience. As mere
woman-a thing of rather robust and
well-dressed beauty, attired in an effect
i've dress OF green velvet, with a gold
band encircling her not very intellectual
brow, and marking the departure OF a
hurricane of curls that blew toward her
chignon-and, consequently, joy for
eyer-or until her beautiful charms shall
fads-she was a success; but as lee
tursr, Boston pronounced ber lamenta-
BILE failure. Lecture-goers in Boston are
an uraccountabls class, they are not
young birds to be caught With chaff; and
people who will patiently endure at q
theater the most outrageous sffronts to
their artistic and literary good sense, put
off their garments Of tolerance rs they
enter q lecture room, and don the impair
tial critics gown. 1t was amusing to see
these people, Thursday evening. They
stared bland approval Of the lecturer
as she made her entrance; they listened
good-nsturedly TO her exOrdium; they
waited patiently for her TO reach her sub
ject; but when fifteen minutes had elapsed
they rose osientatiously in their seats,
elevated their noses at a contemptHous
angle, aud marched ponderously out.
Select the stupidest member Of the thea,-
rical profession in your acquaintance,
aud get him TO tell you how = stage-struck
young man besieged him with petitions
for couHsel and aid, and imagine this
stupidest member to be a comely woman,
en- graHde toilette. telling the story 10
great audience, aud YOU have Olive Lo-
gan's lecture entitled Stage Struck
She told one story about Mr.. Penny
weight, whom she met st Saraiogs, and
another about somebody else; the siruc-
ture Of her discourse vas only two
STORED, without basement but with q
very French rOsf."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-19
TIE Tennessss River.
From The NashTille Banner. l5.h.l :.

The following resolution, initUduced
by Senator Keith, Of Morgan, was unsn-
imously passed by the Senate yesterday,
and ordered to be Immediately trans
ferred to the House Of Representatives: t:
WHEREAs, The General Assembly Of
the State Of Tennessee has heretofore
urged upon their Senators and Repre-
sentatives in Congress 70 give the sub
iect Of the improvement Of the Tennes-
see river such special consideration as
might secure an appropriation sufficient
10 open 10 the eonmerce Of the nation
that important channel Of communica-
ton. thereby developing the great min
eral resources Of East Tennessee to an
ENORMOUS and incaicuia1ie extent, and
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-19
New and Important Scientific Develop
ments.
Prom the New York wOrld.l


DIR. Meissner's discovery Of the prin-
ciple of life, which has lstterly caused so
much discussion in the scientific circles
Of Europe, and which has given rise to
so many curious speculatious among sa-
cans, must be considered as undoubtedly
the greatest discovery of modern times.
Motion, DR.. Msissner claims, is not
simply change Of place among bodies,
but an actual, tangible substance and
"chabge Of place" Is but the msnifesta-
ton of its presence. Sir II. DavT, il
will be remembered, claimed the life
principls vas a gas; but Meissner has
obtained the gas; and. by means Of pow
erful apparatus, compressed Il into q
solid form. as vas loag ago done with
carbonic 9cid eaa As shown By DR..
Meisner TO the Bsrks Academy, during
the reading and sxplieAtiOn Of bis me-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-19
COAL! COAL! COAL!

DBsT ALABAMA AND TENNESSEE z
ID (scresned) coal. equal, II not SUPERIOR %
any IN this market. az
Eighty Cents per Barrel tdeitveredl'
Al.o ouantify of SLACK COAL. very low.
All ord srf left al G. A. Beehnt printing NE.
Madison street, or NJ. y Hudnah A 70; Z
horse collar mauufactory, 1 Mcnroe 81. VII
JAS. R. JONES. Assent.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.

The PUBLIC LEDGER is published every AZ
ternoon Except Sunday by K. WHITMORE,
F. A. TYLER and J. J. DuB0SE. under the
firm name of
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bers by faithful carriers at FIFTEEN CENIo
per week, payable weekly to the carriers;
BY mail lin advanced: Ono year, ~; SIX
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Communications upon subjects Of general m
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Rejected manuscripts WILL NOT DO returned.
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To the Ladies of Memphis.
We will show, this week, line or Heavy
ENGLISH P0PLINS ami SERGES, at 25 cents
per yard. equal to anything heretofore offered
for double the money.
WELLS g. COLL,
No. ee7 Main street, Opposite Court square.
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City Directory,


Ssavipes Bank Of Memphis. 2sI Main; W. r.
- Cunnineham. -pres't W. Q: Mcclure. Cash.
ISirst National Bank. IA Madison.
NuemphIs City say. Inst. cor; Jefferson and
yn Prom, s;b .Tceey ma sss,.on
'no' p0"I. RDsjK STORIES.
<Shurch 4 Co.. late Blelock 4 Co.. sl6 Main.
Cleavss, G. @. a Co.. ass Main.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NUiller. william, 2ls Main.
II enneday. W. II. 4 Co.. 2's Main.
II inkhauer 4 Bro. 2siI< Second.
CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs, ETC.
" oodruf Il Co.. l79 Main.
CIGARS AND PIPES.
NUayer, Marshuetz a Co., removed to 500
Grayser, Geo. L.. Importer. Headquarters In
CLSTMiNG UriiiIS AND GENTS FURNISH.
ING GOODS.
Ward. J. g.; Resident s7t Partner ;s darthwaite'
D obeson.- -sneed 4 Co., 26l Main. opposite
CoHI CSii' GIL. SY1.I LAMPS AND SOAPS.
Drescott. 0. +. 4 Co., 40 Jefferson.
- oscnbaum 4 Bros. Coal Oil, Petrs OIL and
CONFECTIONEIkS.
ID occo, L. 4 Co., 3l3 Main. cor. Monroe.
R otto. D.. 200 Main; also Oyster Saloon.
Specht. j.. 81 Madison.
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-08
Second Dlatrict.

ga LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and improve
meUts thereon situated in the Second District Of city
house streets measuring S. feet 10 nc7es front oa IRENE
street by 70 eet 10 iaohes and Lines in depth between
The dings and improvements thereon consist Of one
story frame house with attic covered with States divided
tss and containing Y rooms two back buildings
rSUAItE or oRt5s, is I' .s. 81. 81 r1s-..i- =
this c y designated BY the So ana bounded by Custom
house, ST. James, Bssvle streets and Oarroton
This square ia divided into 20 Lots numbered from to ~ in
Lots Nos l, ? and Got No forming the corner Of
trout Custorhcuse street, by O2 feet in depth between
Lot. Sss 6 Z s. 9 TO- H. u and Is Cots Nos and Ii
Lot No measure, 81 fse inches and line front on Gar
roon Avenue lIO feet inches in depth and front on cas-
Toulouse street and l5 feet inches in depth the iHs
dividing it from lot No e. and "a let in width the
Lot No measures "a feet inches line fr, Mt on Carroll
ton avenue 49, iee inches On the line dividing it from lot
No g. 3i feet inches in depth the line dividing from
Lot No measures "a ieet inches ana line frau. on Car
ri ton Az Ige Si feet inches on the line dividing from
from ot No sad 81 iest IN width on the rear dne
svenue Isl eet inches and lines in depth on the ns d.
ydng il rom ist No l2S feet inches and lines ths
in width on the rear line.
Lot No 10 % feet 10 inches front on CarOton
ydi1g from ioi No rs feet inches and ses in depth
4 lines in width On the inc.
Lot No. II "a feet Inches line on Car
vioiE from lot No 10 l22 feet inches and lines on the
line dividing from lot u and "a feet in width on the rear
Lot No 12messures "a feet inches and line front on Car
rCton avenue ~ feet inches AID lines depth the
Lire dydr Il from lot No H. lag feet inches and lise
depth the lice dividing it lot 3 "a feet In
width n the line
Lot Nc Is measures "a feet inches line front on Car
rollton Avenue lig feet inches depth on the
lire dividing from Lot Ne r. l6 feet inch and ines n
depth and front on Bienve street. and 81 feet in width
the line
Lots a IS e II and IS Got No Is being corner
lot measure 50 feet Bienve street by l2 Eat
in depth between parallel lines
Lois l9 and 20 being 10 measure each 90 feet
riches Lines OEt St. James street BY l5 feet IN
depth.
pTIRxs-For seven-eighths OF the price = the above
described properly third cash aud the balance PAYABLE
in two equal nstslments at credit OF years
respectively. OF the pu ehAers bearing interest a.
the Of per per from the date Of sale 10 ma
urty and per per thereafter until anal paw
msnt
the oneeghth part II the price thereof third cah
onethifd payable the lst day Mach lq 70 Catherine
estne Gull 0e; and the other third pay aols Euphsme
Ooile GuOtte the day Of September ISL IN notes Of
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SHERlFF'S SALES.

HENRY FRELSON vs. MARY HEINE, (MARIA ANNA
kurtH widow oy FIRST marriage OF XAVIER Borden, and
the wife Of John Hene) and joan Bsine, her husband
Third Dis ret Court OF New Orleans No 2iO3I
DY VtRTU r OF "a writ or deri facins TO ua~
Odrected by the Honorable the Third District Court Of
Orleans, the above entitled will proceed s
puble auction At The Ne chants and Anconeers Exchange
Roy street. between Canal aud Customhouss
Second District, Of thIs city, MONDAY the tenth doth
day OF Feb nary lo al1 O'Clock thefoOwng described
property, VIZ
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with the I'm.
prOvements thereon, sua Cd ia the Third District this
city IN the BOUNDED BY Esp ansde Miro. Gav-z
kerleee stree designated by tbs letter "C
made BY dHemecOurt, deputy the 2Jtl De
sembsr 69 and having the following Dimensions Io-it:
II
iue Is feet inches and ines dtbtd h8tl Il strikes
Kererec reel and SIG feet the side line towards Gsve1
street.
purchase from Alfred Harehans per passed before
AdOlpbe BOudOuque, late nStAy publie this city,
dated Narch Is, lS6L
Seized In the above suit.
ES-TERNs-Cash on the Epot
GEO. W. AVERY.
ja9 q felO Sheriff Of tue Parish Of orleans
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-08
First District

]. THREE LOTS OF GROUND in the First District Of
this city in the bounded by Julia. Camp hagssDe
and Girod streets, designated by the Nos l. AID
Lot - feet front julia street.
inches in depth between parallel lines.
1he build and improvements consist OF comfortable
onestory frame house divided
tanning and closets back building
in two rooms, besides privy, cistern etc.
2 Lot Ne adjoining the above 30 feet inches
front Julia street. by 90 feet inches depth
parallel lines.
The buildings and improvements consist Of twostory brick
house containing six with Aey around prvies
Lot No B. beir medstely contiguous that secondly
described measures 81 feet inches lines front julia
street by SO ieet inches depth between parallel lines
The bui sings and improvements tDs lot exactly
similar 10 those on lot Ne. 2
l. TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the First District Of this
city, IN the square bounded by New Levee Lsfy cite Com
and Girod streets, designated lots Nos L.
Lot No IS measures 20 feet inch front New Levee
street by 76 feet inches in depth The buildings
provement thereon consist Of twOtory brick store
with states.
Lot No Z being Immediately in the the preceding
10 feet inches and lines front Commerce
"a feet inches and lines depth the line
60 Lafayette street % Ct inches in depth
line, and % feet inch on the inc
The hui dings End improvements consist Of tWo-story
brick store ssred with ates.
The City Railroad through New Lavee street, and the
petition Fl thete stores in she business locality
District offers rare Inducements to purchasers.
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NY Q. y. GIRARDEY = co

Onioe-No. II Exchange Place.
TNCESBAY, Feb. e5th. IsOs, st lie o clock
Il ~ At Puslc Auction, ~ the .erchsnts' aud
toneers Exchange by order Of Norton ESD General
Assignee in Bar kuptcy for the United Court
in 81 bankruptcy OF jacob B.rer gs9
srrende ed for TIE benefit Of hs creo the folio wing
l. TIE UNDIVIDED HALF INTEREST in that vala-
able properly known No. is6 Common street stuatsd In
Common Ayier CArondeiet AHd Baroure strests eaT
ing ~ feet front Common street 35 feet inches nes
deep on line dividing II ro@ property towards B,ronns
property wards Carondslst together ~th the %
unto belonging known that elegant and m lderay en-
tructed three story BRICK Store, No. ls5 street;
the lower story front being o. os the part centd
balconies tas second story; oicss and in
elssed below above and leased 10 Mssss Gvsn Brown
This properly situated in DE eat s5seT Of our eot
trade, and especially constructed with view 10 this
business berR ed with nclosed glass Offices 10 he
occupied BY firms xith iron vaults on the drst
and second tOos admirably lighted from front rear and
house " o'''on
2 THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY situated in tbs
FTt District Of She cry ami in the square bounded by b.
The lot san unusually large measuring 81 ncnss
front On Baronne street 50 feet inches znd lines vide m
l2 feet 10 inches the lower side ine together with an
We thereon eomprsiug that spse aud
BafonIe stfer the lower story beiag rent with
ge sofes ball leading up into tie upper tores divided
lease The lower floor o. store No O. ia leased unto
Al The rae Of sOO per month the remainder Is only paa
3 1HB THREE-sTORY BRICK DWELLING. No g.
Baronfe street. ne1 aoye The Of Bar8nle and a.,
yer streets situated In the Fst District this ety and In
the square bounded BY Baron1s Gravier Linton "a 49,
se ~ pps sreets The lot q feet inches
de line and 6 feet deep on the Iower linz and tb -
EtoNeshn comprise the three Brick Dwelling No 81
and cir haslns hFe splendid rooms marble nantes
ing aooIsi ihree-story brick building In the rear
cotthlhnk ak rooms csterbs,
% Usiooer isto at the rate Of $500 per annum payable
IHE TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated in tn. Fosr,h
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-08

New York letter of the 18th says: The past
week has been a hard one in mercantile circles.
Seven failures are reported, viz: Bacon, Green,
Woody & Burtis, cloths; Cox Smith, cloths /;
Hastings & Seymour. paper; Lsthrop, Casy &
Burtis, fancy goods ]. Neidlinger, glassware W.
L. Northsm, coal; c. H. Pond, guns. Some Of
these are called suspensions only, and one or two
Of the parties are said to be compromising with
creditors. The aggregate failures since the first
Of January said TO be twenty-five, with liabili-
ties amounting TO 81 $50 900. Among the heaviest
Of these are Hsnan & Rckert, boots and shoes,
500 coo; c. II. Griffin & Co., clocks, $500, 900
Alex. Irvine dry goods, Sis ,OOO James Forester
& Co.. cloths, $50 600; Carter, Kirkland & Peet,
clothing, $50 coo.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-08

The utter arrangement of prices all over the
country is illustrated and remedy suggested, by
the following paragraph from Houston paper
A gentleman came from TeXsna a few days
since, with drove of some eighty barren cows,
very fat and luscious to the eye of lovers Of good
beef which he offered for sale, but could not get
higher bid than 81 per head from the butchers
II was suggested 20 him that he should kill them
day by day snd sell the meat by the quarter about
town. He has followed the advice and is now
selling the fore quarters for ST. and the hind quar-
tiers for 81 SO. He could get more for the hides
alone in the city than what the batchers offered
him for an entire cow hide and all.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-08

A Pomeroy tKsnsas) paper has been edited By
the spectacle, in the court room in that place. of
four lawyers reading the Bible at the sane time
Two were sitting down and holding the book be-
tween them. and the other two were looking over
their shoulders and the attitude and expression
OF me group were such as 70 inspire the belief
that they had never seen the book before
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POSITIVE AND UERESERvED SALE BY PUBLIC
AUCTION OF CHOICE CITY PROPERTY.
THEoDULE ADAM EFT AIS. VS.. JOSEPH L viz
cent ct ais for Psrtition-Eo. Is 95 Docket Second
District Count
NY q. he FERIET.

AUcTIOSEER-OFics No. 81 Royal street.
TUESDAY, Feb. Is, 1865. at lie O'Clock
at the Merchants Auctionesrs' Exchange Royal
street. between Canal and CustOmhOus- streets virtue
and in conformity order from the Honorable John W.
Thomas Judge of the Second District Court Of leans
dated January "A 1865 in the Of the suit for
ten Of Theoduls Adam ct ais. J0ssph l. Vincent
ais No 1867 Of the docket OF the aforesaid Second
rct Count Of New Orleans the following described property
public auction, Will be sold viz
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 81. LOUIS
tTREETs
nv G. DE FERRET.

ACKNOWLEDGES and sslesrooms So BenviIs street.
CATURDAT, Feb. ., IS6S, at IL
- O'Clock the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange
oval street. between Canal and Custohsuss stset
public auction the following rta estate will be sold =
A SPLkEDID LOr o. GROUND in the second District
Of th city, In the bounfsd BY st Louis Royal Jr
sud Bourbon So feet inches trent
Louis street. BY 90 feet inches in depA between para lei
ines The build ngs and Improvements consist Of
story brick tui ng c0verd with slate Athree
ttoTy back building and stables another small buildng
carriage sntrsBcs. paved and unr.ved yard, etc.
The Sds~ made Of smooth flags, aud the street St
Louis greet is paved with square blocks.
RH- 1fREs-Onehaf and the balanre = credit OF
aid ears in notes by special mortgage and
vendors en- GId bearing eight per cent interest
Of sse uDt FINAL the buildings
sured ans the pcy transferred to vendor In Of suit
for the Of OF unpaid the
chEsr will be required pay Eve per attorneys
missions the amount required
Of ese with United nter-sl Reveuue stamps
before -, Notary PuDic 81 purchasers expense.
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CONSTABLE'S SALES.

J. B. CHANDLER va JOHN CONNOLLY-NOs. 200
and 2O6l-SecObd Justice OF the Peace.
DY VIRTUE Of two wrIta of derI facias
ID to directed by the Honorable Paris Chdress
tico Of the Peace parish OF Orleans, viii proceed sell
at public auct SATURDAY, the Sh day Of February
Sos, At ii O'Clock At the Of Howard and Clio
1he contents OF sswmi and Machinery, situated
above place
keEed in the above suit.
RJ- TERNs-Cash in L. s. Treasury Notes.
JOHN G, KUZAC, Constable.
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BIZ c. Il. GIRAKDEY d CO..
HICHOLAs j. HOEH, Auctioneer,
Onice-NO. II Exchange Plaza

Ofice-NO. II Exchange Plaza
TUEsDAY, Feb. Is, 1865, commencing at
II O'Clock and c1ntiuu d daily thereafter u the
hour until the is disposed OF will Al
public suction the bishet and bidder By the
asisnee IN the bankruptcy Of Messrs Loeb Simon
1ntire stock Of DRY GOODS FIXTURES, etc surrendered
fer The teneht Of their creditors red IN the hvsory
iron Me- Sc Canal street. between Camp Nagazns
streets.
Tie stock comprises large and vel selected assortment
o. Domestic and Imported Stagls Dry Goods carefay
leced Tor the shoeSAe trade Of this city, sLd consisting
part follows:
Beaehed and Brown Cottohs sheetng shirtinz and PHI
low Css fancy and staple Prints variety and of
. most popular styles manufactures Stripes gheck-
Iek g and DENNIS u the bert quality aud the dsr.
able eoors Plads kersey Jeans, COttOnzdes aud
burgs, extra heavy and suitable for panta'
Lir ers and Linen Dsnak and Tovelnz Psplns Msrnos
fIeueh and Fng sh; Briants and Tape Cheeks: Cloths
Dcesi in snd Cashmere; twill pan and Canton FIsunss
lie sines and cashmere Opera Fannels Tartans In sh
and German Cotton and Wool Hosiery. Madra- Cotton Linen
Cambria and Six Bsndksrehies: Quilts; Towes: II read
Wooden, Cotton and six UDderhTts and Drawers; Balm
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Fifty dollars SlOat elliptic sewing machine tri.
umphsnt. Highest premium Louisiana State Fair
For sale 81 Canal street.
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AUCTION SALES.

the purchasers bearing per interest from date Of sale
payable semi-snnusly until anal payment
The whole TO be secured by vendors privilege the pro
perry sold with special with the usual stpulatons
Of attorney ses, OF tEa legal
ceedngs also for the insurance Of the property rass
FIR Of policies and With the Glance de sloDdon-
Acts o. sale with United States
attached before v FOu0n, notary public at pufchss
expense