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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-20

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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-20

q. LOOKING TOWARD SUNSET. From sources
nav and old, original and selected By Mrs.
Maria L. Child
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-20

The demand continues active for all
grades, and the market is firm, with con-
sidera able sales. We quote ordinary at 20
@2Ic; good ordinary at 2l4@22ic; low
at 22l@23c; and middIiDg at
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-20

l9. TVS ILLUsrRATED Snow BoUxD. By
Whittier. With Forty pictures
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-13

II = T.
AUcfIoSKER-once No. SC BienvIls street
FKIDAX: June Ioih, 1855, at Ie O'Clock
Royal street between Canal and Cussomboass hx
ne Of an order from the Hon. John w. Thomas Judge
By public snetiOn the following described real estate
]. THREE LOIS OF GROUND in the Second p,.,,,c. q,
PuT e s sS ssTs RSss sy Roman and
Of plan Of D'Hemecour surveyor dated 9Th O sS IsS
Lots assuring each 81 feet front EsPlansds stree.
EsPl1nrde eT sTest set Sy gRos % feet 1 in & depth
10 min me second District OF this Sy measuring % feet inches
Is,s on b. Surgundy street by O feet inches in dephO.
Streets the same being the last residence
8. LOT OF GROUND situated in Fuubour9 Trem.
az rev en- Roman PIieur key and Aubry srees having
81 eet inches 'front.' on Roman street BY lis feet and
4 THE Undivided HALF OF FIFTEEN LOTS in
merry designated BY Nos Is IL inclusive "a 10 d Iq
IN square bounded by Bayou Road First, St and D1
5. THE UNDIVIDED THIRD OF TWO LOTS. in
Genius streets each 81 feet II inches lines font on ESsiaS
g IHE UNDivipED HALF OF FOUR LOTS in SQUARE
v oI M ~ "a r "a ~ Third pst,c DESIGNATED
corner Of Craps and Mazant streets N inches front on
street oy P ess IN depth and each Of lots Nos l2
l. i'T Twenty FOUR LOTS OF GRouNn n r.u,,u-.
Franklin Third Dstr Ct designated BY Nos IA "a inca
sNe comprising the whole Of square No 90 which Is
within Abundance Frenchmen Treasury and Eysian
s. lot ground in Natchitoches, measuring 81 feat
inches front on the west side Second street, running
between parallel lines, to the Bayou Jaeauot e'
AL the right, title the deceased In and o
the nndivdef half Of Of land mo situated in the
county OF kanawha, Commonwealth Of Virginia fully de
SC bed in the deed of transfer ON the sd
OF August 1865, duly certified copy which as well As
pat OF the property can be at the Auconeers Office
The whole according TO plans to be Exchange
RS IERMs-Onethird cash. and the balance a
4 cent o per d 1a
sale until final ment the properly kept in
sured and the policy transferred admintrator the
purchaser to be ehsrged with five attorneys com
secured by mortgage w
Acts Of sale, with o. s. internal revenue stamps At
tached, before Amedee Dueatel. notary nnbc al ~.
purchaser - - ~
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-13
nn2sj62s
THOMAS w. OAKEw VS.. J. n GRAY-sIXra DIs-
trict Court of New orleans-No. p, $50.

RY VIRTUE Of "a writ OF .etzur. and .aIe
20 me directed by the Honorable the Sixth Distct Cont
OF New orleans. In the above entitled suit proceed
TO sell at public auctiOu the Merchans and
q change ROYAL street between Canal custom
street,, in he Second District Of city, on TUESDAY
7th day Of July, ls6S, at u O'Clock NJ
EhTAlN LOT OF GROUND. together with all the
ouhdng and Improvements thereon and the rights ways
privileges and advantages thereunto belonging Ia anv
wise appeTtan situae In the this citv
IN he square bounded by Religious Celeste Tchouptouas
and fehe " streets designated by he Number Eight
plan drasn by O. A Hedn late surveyor dated the 18th daV
OF May, 1850 and deposited in the Office Joseph Cohn
Dotay public in this city, for reference which
IN Anerican measure sixteen feet ncn and lines
Iont on re igons street. BY sevenyfour ee
and one line IN width in the depth one hundred
and twenty feet inches the sde
iefet 70 eleste street. and of thrythree
ana seven lines on The other side running from the OF
o. hundred and eleven feet inches and seven lines
said lot forming the Of Religious and Felicity
which properly Is descihed follows certain lot
CT ground 81 te in aubOurg Annunci4On in the
streets and designated by the Number hight. a plan
drawn BY Joseph Pile city surveyor the 18th
April ISL arr annexed TO passed In the Office VIM
Chrsty ae notary public in this city, he 23d Of Feb
feet inches front Religious street seventy feet In
width in the by oepth Of hundred
on the side dvd ng il from lot Number Nine aud
one ett nine inches and onr lines the other side line
faubug from faubug Religions running hundred
ana four feet seven ale ha inches said dividing
tll II inerseets the hont line Of said lo all french
Which lot is part Of the property scquird BY Thomas
Carew BY purchase IRON Samue j. Peters Mil
lard act passed in the ONCE Of Wm Ctrsy late
notary in this city, on TIE 23d February, 1882.
seEed in the above suit.
HB-1ERMs-Cash on the spot.
JUS I9 jy7 Sheriff OF the PARISH Of TO Orleans.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-13

EOR sALE-REAL EsTATE-sEvERAL HUN.
dred Otts and Sue Plantations, located
rtions Of he Gotten and growing Also Rice
Plantations Orange Orchards and lars bodies uabs
timber lanoE large variety Of City and subntbau
ropery improved and uniuprOved in the resdsncss
stores building lots favOrable
wish nR invest viii do well call examine our Proper
ses Nil er Gard Real Estate Agess No 50 Oarondele
street. New Orleans
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-13
MONTGOMERY BROS. q CO. IS SALES.


LARGE AND PEREM PTORy SALE OF ELEgApg
aacn sud Single Horses Elegant Saddle Horses. IN,
Worf Mules Fine hnch Cows Buzgies Fsrns.. wseors
dc, etc. at auction
~ ESETsOsER BROs. - o..
aoETsoHsKY, AUetiOassf.
Dmee-7 Oamu stress
SATUR DAY, JpAe 18Th, a. II s'eloek A,
NJ, - Linsrs Stables 6rsvief street viii b sold
Elesaat Asleh Horses
Elegant Saddle Horper
Fine worH Mules.
zine Mich Cows
kso-Top sad Open BuSzies Harness WAgons
81 TEEns-Oash IN o. 8, Treasury Notes,
.FUREGTU RB....... FUREIFU RE
BH BONTGONER BROS. q OO.,
r. N. ETGoaERI uctoneeF
SATURDAH, Juae I3th. at II O'Clock A. .
~ n, Al their Aucten Mart 81 Camp street. will soid
geneTal assortment Of HOUSEHOLD RNITURE
such as Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads Bu
Sofas Spring Seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top Center
TAB e Marble Top Sideboard Extension Tables
oruses Carpets French Plate Mirrors MAesses Engrav
ngs Paintings Cooking Stoves and Utensils being
'ohtents OF several well-furuished houses
Also
Chairs etc -
sR-TERNs-Cssh in .. s. Treasury Notes
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-13
JOS J. ALSToN VS.. wh. COLEM lN-THIRD Dis
tret Court Of New Oresns-No. 26 2O2.

trict Court Of New Or reans-No. 26 .2O2
RH VIRTUE OF a rit OF seizure and s.Io
~ 20 me directed by the Honorable Third Distrir
Court Of New Oresns In toe above entitled eanse pro-
ceed u sell at public auction, the Merchants Aucou
seTs Exchange boy al street between Cana
sueets, ~ the Second District Of this city TUESDAY, july
Fourteenth lHtS. A. u O'Clock
Two CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together with ali
the rights privileges ard advantages ereunto benR
NIX or IN any wse tanning situ The District
OF this city designae ed by ths Ms 6 and in -qu trs
nun5 siz hundred thirty Common
1raFlr, yosO and Sacsd9 strest- a plan dr,~n bv
Cssteng Cees, architects the "a Mar a. 1906 and a.
civ Sad lots adion each otne and each Ame
can measure, twenty egOt feet ines ont
on GrAvier ct by hundred A1d twenty fet in dspth
mo which tad above descr bed property acquired by WIN
coleman defer dant herein from j. ASTON r act ma sed
ls66. ~ ~ NN'''ei'
fe.zed in the above suit.
81 lIRNs-l In cash a sufficient smount 10 pay plain
th ella m, emOunii to the OF Two Hundred Do
(2u) tn per pc AMMAN on enc hundred
dollars OO from the 2lt Nay 1866 the 2ith May 1851
sno Ter cent per annum thereafter until Gay II ala
snd .lso per cent interest One Hun ID
lars $O from the 2lt NAV 1866 zfth Nay 1873 ami
rer thereafter until sale: three
uars 80 costs OF n0ars copy znd ca.h on
The spot The purcha 20 90 extent Of the
smount OF hs bid the payment Of two prosoy notes s
Hundred Dollars s0 dawn ~ dsfend.nt his own order
dated New Orleans, May "a 1886 psyabis three
ana ou years after dae Clearing interest the
cent per snI um from de until maturity and cent
annum thereafter until paid the Of the brice
GEO W. AVERY.
jef5 iyl Il Sheriff OF he Parish Of or cans
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-13

FRANCIs sCHUBER VS.. DR.. BRowN-sIxTd JUS
tice ceurt. Parish Of Orleans-sos 1901 Aad l6O2
DY VIRTUE of two wrfis OF nerf faefas
directed By the honorable the sixth Justice Court
wi proceed 20 sell az public suet on, THURSDAY,
the ls.b dsy ofJune, 1853. at II o'sloes A NJ
FURNITURE and Efzets
fe'Eed in the above caoses, inventory hle.
Asr srTERzs-Cesh in United States Treasury Notes.
DANIEL WILSON, Constable
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-13
JUS 10 jy7
HENRI PIUssAN VS.. AUGUsTE MAsNEssIEa-
Third District Cont Of New Orleans-No 242I2

HENRI PIUssAN VS. AUGUsTE MASNEssiEA-
Third District Cont of New orleans-No 2,2I2
R1 NIREUE OF a writ OF aeri 6acfas to
New Orleans, in the above entitled cause win pro eed to
Pa Ri SSGn & a. we merchants ana Au.u ne-rs
streets IN the Secord District Of this city, TUESDAY,
The Ih day OF july 1868 at IL O'Clock the following
Two SKRf&iS Lors OF GROUND situated in the
FIRST District OF this city, in the bounded BY
phlpPa Common and BarOnne streets designated as Nos
LOT No. 3 26 inches and lines on Phippa
street 50 feet inches and lines deep and . side
inches eeep the SIDE Eext to lot No & and 2 feet in
LOT No 4 Is ont on The above alley by
Together with the buildings and improvements thereon
R9- TFRMs-Cash on the spot
Of Novsmber $50 at ysay rental Of $500 Der act
passed before bel preyfous notary public this ey
je5Isjy7 Sheriff Of the Parish Of a'rleans.
GEORGE PURvEs vs.. WIDOW MARIA SMITH
Second Judicial District Court, Parish of Plaque ninss
RH VIRTUE ef an Alias Writ OF Fieri
Dtscias directed BY the Honorable the second Judicial
eauie to Harry Hays, late sheriff. by said late sher Il
~ & me Cd vii pr esd to ell At sube Auction, at
between Canal and Custoahou streets Second DIS
M be m ong ssrsa Sn SuS S ~ 1905 at O'Clock
cERfxiS GGT OF SeR6GSb together With al. the
toms sEd appurtenanees there be ngn in any wise
square 20 bounded By Jsckson Pr tsna J,sehae
ard AIDES St charles streets Sad lot l. degnated
Pptsuis street BY abclt iI7 deep bounded on the
lower tide BY the church lot =
of Ersstus W. Smith, deceased
ing the properly acquired by defendant by p1r-
chase from Joseph Es as at passed before j. W.
Bleedoe notary public in this city, the Sd day
seiIsd in the above suit
sS- TERMs-Cssh on the spot
jel3jyl "a Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-13
J. ]. JONeS'S SALES.
SHIP ALBERT GALLATIN, AT AUCTION.
BY j. j. JONES,

SATURDAY, June 60, 1865, at lie O'Clock
st the Merchants Exchange, st. Michasl street Mo-
bile, Ala, tor whom cgncern, be sold
The chip ALBERT GALLAfIN partfs ly burnsd. as she
nov es Of Montrose Ia Mobile Bay with sundry articles on
board Of her
Also siter the sale Of the ship, will be sold Planters
and Matthews Presses. large lot Of Sails Rgg
bls Compssses Provisions akd Cabin Furniture saved
frc m said vessel -
Also = Lite Boat
hS-TKRMs-Cash.
Part De ng the ship rrevious the sae can do
80 BY going 10 MontrOse and signaling the vessel.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-13
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
Situated on
BAGATELLE CoR BOURBON STREET, BETWEEN
EsPLAEADE AND DAUPHlN STREETS,
THIRD DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF MARY ELIZABETH POWERS, DE.
CEASED. WIFE OF NJ CRIMEN-No. s02sa
BY q. DE FERRET


AucrIoSEER-Ofice So Bienvlle street
CATURDAY, JuRe 20, 1s0s, al IL O'Clock
~ NJ. at the Merchants and Auctonesrs' Exchange
hoyal street. between Canal and Customhouse by
virtue OF order from the Honorable John v. Thomas
Judge Of the Second District Court Of New Orleans dated
Msy 18th, 1868 the following described estate belonging
70 sald SuccefsiO at public auction will be sold
TWO LOTS OF GROUND with the buildings and i'm.
provements thereon, situated the Third Dis
desgnsteo by the Nos. and the square bounded 6v
Bagtee Tor BOurbOn Greaten Dauphinl anade
Lot No measures in American messure 81 feet IL inches
and lines fro on Bsgaele Cor Bourbon) another
mont OF "A feet on the street. 100 10
lines IN depth the line span street ana "a
feet inches on the line dividing il from Loo No q
Inc buildings and improvements sst of a onestory
brick house ed with tiles containing foar rooms and
falery wooden kitchen containing two rooms and a
cabinet; well, cistern etc.
Lot NO 80 feet front Bagaee (or Bourbon)
see Il feet 10 inches on "a and
lines on another line 81 feet inches deptn on the line
from lot No and 95 ett II inches in depth on he
line nearest to Greatmen street. -
Tbe buildings md Improvements comprise a small wooden
house containing kitchea csterns PRIV
etc. the whole acc riding TO plan and survey made BY A.
de Armas. civil engineer and surveyor.
eS- TERMs-Cash in U. s. Treasury Notes
Acts OF sale with u =. internal r. stamps attached
before W. J. Caste Notary Public, purchasers ex-
pense.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-13
AUCTION SALES.
G. DE FERsT's SALES.
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPRoyED REAL
ESTATE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
BIZ q. DE FERRET.

SUCCESSION OF B. o. vIosEAuD-Sa ssuss.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-13
CONSTABLE'S SALES.

MARIA HooRMANF VS.. JOHN BREHMER AND r.
Alexander, made gsrnishee-No. 1893
DIV vIHTUE of "a writ OF nsrf fscias to
~ directed bv the HonOrsbls the sixth Justice o. the
Pses against Al xander made gsrDishse in the above
numbered and entitled will proceed 20 sell public
an ton On THURSDAY the l8h dsy of June 1868
O'Clock at the Of Erato snd New Leyee Streets
to-wit-
One lot inch POPLAR PLANKs-both sides dressed
9N'''1 - '-' DANIEL WILSON Constable
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-13
SHERlFF'S SALES.

ALEXANDRINE B. MEYER EFT AL vs. EMMA EN-.
dsrsOn-Finh District csurt Of New orAns-NO. l9725
RY xIKTUE OF n writ ef neri facias to
New Orleans The above entitled Cause win ed 70 sell
at pubic auction on SATURDAY the Thirteenth day =
il TSOs The Second DiscsO S Ss cy No.
premises S oee1p.s ana % SSs0s ssetS taken rem ,ss
Espanade street. as per inventory which my
Seized in the above suit.
ss- hRMs-Cash on the spot
ju29ls Sheriff Of the Parish q 81 Orleans. SSaa
McKEENELL co. VS. JOS. L. DUNHAM AND JNo.
d. ATKINS-Third District Coun of New Oreans-No.
$3.50
b. RTSE W. 5rlc,Sl h. OF h Ao writ Of asri @ fseias
Court Of New Orleans In the above entitled cause viii
Exchange Roy between sSa and A%s
hone streets in the Second District this c " on mon
ALL THE RIGHT. TITLES E AND INTEREST OF THE
on the Hui Of the ssa%e an Ss9 * Pss O:s
eial policy No PISS Issued for $40 00 the 9h January
s6 By the Merchants Insurance Company Of Orsan
Seized IN the above suit
ks-IERhs-Cash on the spot
le4 y IA Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
s. B. SMITH co. VS.. R. S. MORSE Co-FIFrH
District Court of New Orleans-No. l5,5la
II VIRTUE or a writ OF neri racia. to me
New Orleans in the above entitled suit will proceed 20
,eli at PaoRc suction at the Merchants and AucOneers
streets IN the Second Dis ct Of this city, on TUESDAY
Two LOTS OF GRO0ND, together with all the appur-
tenanees thereunto belonging any way sppertainn
situated in the First District of this city In the souafe
bounded oy CALI Magnolia Enphrosne and Clars
and slgneted by the Nos and drawn bV Ionis
d Pile late Cry Surveyor on the Sst March, 1855 and de-
posted IN the Office of Il. BOuny Public in ths
Said lots &C Join each other and twenty egs
Zee two inches front Call street, by hund and
onf feet eight inches and six Ines depth between
Ines American measure toge her WITH all the rights ways
customs. privileges ana dependencies. 80
keEed in the above suit.
RS-TERns-Cash on the spot
GEO W. AVERY
mzS J03 Sheriff ofthe Parish of Orleans
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-13
sUCCEssIoS OF N. z. ST. AMANT-MRs. WIDOW
ZERISGUE-Eo. 5000.

A VERY PLEASANT AND COMFORTABLE RESI-
DESCE AND DEPENDBECIEs COVERED WITH
STATES, WITH LARGE GROUNDS UNDER cULrr-
vAuoN, AND WELL STOCKED WITH FRUIT
TREES AND PLANTS, SITUATED ON ELMYRA
STREET, BETWEEN CRAPS AND GREATMEs
STREETS. AND IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY oP
TIE CITY RAILROAD
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-13
BIZ q. DE FERRET,

A5croEEER-Omce and Sslesrosm- IS Bienvlle street.
MONDAY. June eeth, 1868, at Ix o'clock
t st Mere ante and uct oneers' Exchange Royal
street. between Canal and Cusiomhouse streets by Pabc
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-13
HOUSE AND LOT ON cAsAOALvo STREET, BE-
TWEEN POET AND SPAIN STREETS.
ALSO
VACANT LOT ON URQUHART STREET, BETWEEN
VAUDEVILLE AND SPAIN STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF CLAIRcrNE vAsNIER-No. slssl
BIZ @. DE FFRIET,

BIZ @. DE FFRIET,
Office No. So BienviIle street
SATURDAY, July 11th, 1865, at ne
- O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and AuctiOueers' Ex.
change street. betx Canal trees
by Public Auction, by virtue Hon John
W Judge Of the Second District Court Of New Or
leans, dated April th, 1868 will be % d.
A L0I OF GROUND With the buildings and irnprove-
msnts there 81 ute In the Third District this city In
the bounded by Csscavo Span Moreau and Poet
streets 30 Casacavo street ov &
In Depth The buildings and improvements consist two
soy slated roof building, built in the portion Of the lott
Ss TKkMs-ODe halt cash. and the balance on eredt AZ
SIX ana tWeve months IN secured by special
cent interest per from day sale ~ hi ina nv
ment The buildings te be kept insured poicy trans
ierd to the estamenary executor and in
purchAter VIII oe requr TO i've attorneys
commissions ON the amount recovered which likewise be
secured by mortgsge.
Acts with U s. Ipterna Revenue stam,s attached
before Octave De Armss, Notary Public purchasers ex
pepse.
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF
MILNhBURG.
SUCCESSION OF MAURICE soANLoN-No 30 os5.
BY @. DE FERIET,
AUcnoSKER-Ofhce Sc BienviIle street
SATURDAY June "a. 1s6e, Il Noon, at
= the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
order from the Honorable John " TONES Judge OF the
Second District Court Of New leans, dated % 1853
y none auction the following described real estate belong
ing 20 said succe, sion will be sold
LOT or GkOyfD, vita the buildings and improve.
ments thereon stuse IN this city mstng part OF tie lot
esgnated BY the Ne. 6of No. 1853 ne
burg and foIming The Of Columbia and Fr-nchnen
streets aid lot FTeuch measure 80 fst on
sS- TERMs-Cash in U. s. Treasury Notes
Act { sale with 8 revenue stamp attached
at fhasar
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-13


WAETED-A LADY OF REsPEorABILITY DE.
w sires employment Houekeepsr either the city or
he communicated With through Glass Box l743 Office
WASTED-A GEhFLEMAN OF THIS CITY, EX-
perenced in Teaching desires to obtain alton
Teacher family in the best New Orleans
Teerene given. Address Lock Box 292
WANTED-TEN YOUNG MEN, WITH A CASH
w Capital OF $50 each, will be given
the summer months by which they make S75
SlO per month For full particulars apply between and
IUANTED-A WHITE GIRL TO Do HOUSE
w Work, and assist In the OF Children
situation and fair be secured by GIRL who
furnish satisfactory recommendation Apply 2S Felicity
street. near the conner of st Charles
WANTED-BY A VIRGINIA LADY WaO HAS
w had considerable experience in teaching English Music
Miuneeerode, Richmond Va Address Miss U. NJ Fairfax
Court House, Virginia.
WANTED-ESPLOYNE BY A hIDDLE-AGED
w Widow LADY as feacner Ladies' Comr anion For
references apply At 2l3 julia street.
WANTED-sUGAR LANTATIONs-PARTIEs
w desirous Of Selling Sugar Plantation invited to
send Us desert ii have inquiries from
parties wi hing to buv Green Elder Real Agents
a Commercial Place, Sew Orleans.
IVAN kTED-A GENTLEMAN or NATURE YEAKs
W ana who has bad a large business IN New
orleans wishes situation IN mercantile house where
compensation would be sufficient 20 support himself
IN respectable He feels satisfied that could
meet the uremens Of person The anples RECON-
mendatiOns be furnished left the
once TO o. X y viii meet with prompt attention.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-13
DENsACOLA BsERVER
PUBLISHED TBLWEEKLY BY VIZ KIRK co.

rption-rwelve months So Fix months IS In ad-
This established jon nal becomes very desirable
d time OF the that Psnsacoa efe ting
her Tailrosf communications with The Northwest and
becoming a point Of interest to ent-rprising men,
II is devoted 10 the development Of the material
teTests Of the state Of FLORIDA and in IT'S loca de-
deyoes special attention the Lumber
and Timber trade growing up is vicinity,
cs items, ch the careful reader indicate
the development Of the advantages Pensacola
As a port Advertisements solicited
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-06-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TRY ITi TEST 1T TnOKoUsHLY

TRY ITi TEST 1T THORoU9HLY!
II win you nothing 70 DO By making application
the underQned Vaccine will be sent to dence
and viii be shown how H. and reasonable lengt
Of given the Machine 70 decide TO its inertia
The Magnolia Washing Machine
VIII your washing with half the labor less soap and
than you usually wi the cost OF the
Machine the clothes and IN fuel in less than
year makes sOp with the necessity Of stand
Ing steamng tub, and prevents THE washer from In
hsiIR the Of hty soap also from getting
and will In instances be the means Of preventing sick
and saving doctors kfL
ihe Machine and Is made Of Inca Rubber Cylinders and
vrings the clothes almost ready TO- ironing.
II Is Useful Simple and Chespi ssssction Guaranteed
no Sale. Use the
Magnolia Washer,
save the Womans Health and both
Money. Ia A GAILLARD.
No. los POydras street.
Owner Of the Patent light for Louisiana
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-25
The Lady,s Friend For April.

a beautiful and pathetic steel engrav.
ing, Caught by the Tide" is the leading
establishment in the April number of this
stQueen Of the Monthlies"-it is astory in
itself. This is followed by the usual re-
fined and elegant double steel Fashion
Plate-so superior to Fashion Plates gen.
orally. "Tbe Day after the Failure, IS q
touching picture. OF course, there are nu-
merous ~engrsvings devoted to the fashions,
and to different styles of lsdy's and chill
dren's dresses, &c. The music for this
month is the popular song, LADY, do not
Trust the Stranger" which is worth of
itself the price OF the number. The liter
airy contents are excellent as usual among
them we may specify "'The Work of a
Day." by Mrs. Hosmer ; widows versus
Doctors" by Frances A. Shaw ga Dead
Mans Rule." by Elizabeth. Prescott (;
"My Last Courtship; :" "Arry's PhilO-
pens !" Editorials, The Fashions, Receipts,
Sc. &c.
Price with engraying) $3.50 q year :
Four copies with one engravingl 5000.
One copy OF Lady's Friend and one of
that popular weekly The Saturday Even
ing Post land ne engrsvingl, $780,
Address Deacon & Peterson, 3l9 Walnut
Street, Philadelphia. Sample copies, 10
cents.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-03-25
The WOOL Market.

Our advices from the East report wool
firm, but the market is not excited. Pur-
chasers are too wise in the wsys of trade
to allow the wool market to get excited
The drains upon the wool held in store in
Eastern wool houses, have been compensa-
ted by fresh receipts from the country, so
that supply and demand are pretty well
balanced again, without causing the bot
tom to fall out Of the wool trade, which
continues in healthy condition, and wool
is constantly changing hands, both for
consumption and to be held on specula-
ton.
In the Boston market last week, the sales
foot up over a millien pounds, among
which were sales of Ohio No. l, at AZ 70
Acc /; extra Ohio at 90 to size, and Xxx
Pennsylvania 1t 6S and 64c. No. l lii
nois and Michigan at 473. Extra Michi-
gan 50c.-Ohio Farmer Feb. q.