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Terms and Conditions of Sale.

O1efourth Of the price Of ldiudioation cash, in
legal currency Of the United STATES, and the balance
IN equal i~nstalments, maturing at one, two, three,
and four years from the day Of sale, represented by
notes OF the purchasers payable TO their own order
and by them Endorsed, bearing interest at the rate Of
eight per cent per annum from the day o. sac until
hnal payment said notes to he secured by special
mortgage and vendors privilege on the property
sei9, me act Of mortgage TO contain the penal elause
OF nye per cent attorney s fees in case of legal pro.
oeedings to collect the mortgage notes or any Of
than the said notes to bo DIVIDED into coupons Of
such amount as may be necessary to effect a division
between The parties in interest The acts Of sale and
United states ievenue stamps attached at the OK
City Notary.
N R.-The interest OF the city of New Orleans in
the above described property being cne.half, pur-
enasers viii have the right and privilege Of payment
of their purchases in city currency, IL whole or part,
to this extent Of the said interest OF the city.
Jazz q q % 90 fsl 24b6fS2l q q . 2425
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and Commercial.


nw opt.EANs RRPuBIIoAN OFFICE
So MoNDAY EvEHIN0. February 70. ls0s.
uhe money market exhibits a mooerate
"a of animation without any material
sre in rates. Unexceptionable business
.sr or good paper secured ~ solid col
rails can be readily discounted a. \
" q. hank rates. On the street similar
II are occasionally negotiated az lQgis
IN IN month. Mortgage paper 1squoted
w saeaIg5 Ia cent "a annum, hut some first
n has bSen done at 10.
m oeened at 14lk against l4040l4l on
fnrdaT evening; and after selling up 10
closed at Ili2@l4z. The sales included
IA and $1,000 ~ l4l3; $4,000 in several
N ii l4I4@f41E; $fb, eco at l4la; $l7, COO
ieIs 600 At 1914; $4,000 and $35, 600 At
$s500 at l42, and $40, 900 in several
II I4ig(0I42f. Gold checks on New
\ for 5000 and s30,0 900 were passed to
.es Al 4 Recent premium, aud the banks
3 ii 2. az which we noticed checks fox
I'm. The market was buoyant and &C.
the movement in it being stimulated
nv the advance at New York and more
hi money matters. In silver We noticed
II $500 in American halfdollarH, in
IN sums, At Is5. $500 Mexican dollars
'iiT. and 1000 at 2 u cent premium on
y American half.dollars may be quoted
N@lS5
ofe;gn exchange advanced under tne
IL gold, but owing to the ructuatlons
"A latter and the high rates demanded
movement Was on q moderate scale. A
sasrnte amount of Al bill of lading sser-
sld at 154l; $500 Ct l54s; 42o00 At 1924,
feQ0O at 1854. The marker may De
'ipd At 15sl6l55A for Al, and l560l563
INK. 10000 Al commercial francs sold
ses9. First class or private bankers
held at LEO.
mestic exchange was rather weaker
.h6ut any 1uotable decline. The banks
srnlv checked on New York az u
discount, and the sales Of commercial
uaed $4,000 New York sight Sunaer o
ATious arrangement) at discount;
nsa at II-l6. and SIS. 600, $40, 600, SIS, 900,
o0O, SIS, 900, and 800, 900 taken by banks
bere was a fair inquiry In the stock mar
and we heard of some sales, the partic-
Il which were not reported. At the
a on Saturday evening 500 shares Jack
4aIlroad sold 1T SIS; so Bsnk OF New Or
Il SIS rs, and AS Cl28 ard 800 at $40,
Geo Bank Of Louisiana (i00, 100, and
aS7 rs; 100 at IS; leo at So l2s, and
Al s6 Is. The speculative feeling ap-
ID run mainly on the Bank Of New
&ans and the Bauk Of GOuAalAhhs 1A tuS
< III from anticlpatiOns that the bank
doa profitable business III its new ioCa-
and In the latter the causes referred 10
III last report.
N treasury notes were quiet and the
bills rather weaker as IL usual az the
sning Of the week; $1,000 large sold at
seount, md at the board on Saturday
iue $500 at 122. Dealers paid 5 dis
n jor the small and sold al 4@i3. There
more offered them at 5 than they were
to take. State notes retailed at 3l@
sc0nnt. At the board on Saturday
Slng $500 Banksof Louisiana notes sold
N e b dollar.
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P0EITTOAL NOTICES.

AefsnxmeA AE~eetsme.-The preliminary meet
ING OF the Union Army and Navy association Of
houisiana. hayinw for rs object the welfare Of OK.
ohiesrs Of the federal army and navy, with aper-
mA1ent organization ip this stsie, stands ad.
joarsed to SATURDAY EVENING next, the 18Th
lrstaah.
All officers Of the federal army and nays residing in
this state are requested to meet at tho Mayors
Office in the City hal on that evening a. seven
O'clock. a. D. LONG,
fcll5t Secretary pro. tenn
First Ward C~iab.-Radical Republicans Of
the First Ward are notified that this Club
meets EvERY TUESDAY evening st O'Clock o.
Poiymnia hal, corner Polymnia and St Charles
Streets. GEORGE w. NADER,
PresidenA
JoHS L. Brown, Secretary, fe1lm
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ARRrVRn YHerRRnAY.


British ship Staffa, McAIlister, from Glas-
gov, to Wood Low d Neutrality-suspicious.
British ship Asiatic, Andrews, from Liver
pool, to = ] Forstall S~oDe-PDtnt
British ship David Cannon, Hobbs fron
Liverpool, to Lowell & Bailey-lst dis
trict 70
Spanish ship Favorite, CasabelIa, from Ha.
vana, In ballast, TO L Grandc Eco
Brig Anna Sophia, Bullerbeck, from Rio de
Janeiro, TO Elliott & McKee7er-1st dis
trick I6
Spanish bark Polar, Garriga, from Havana,
in ballast, to Pulg Bros-Point
Bark Albert, Maxwell, from Montevideo, in
ballast, TO master-POint
British schooner Morris, Franty, from Tus-
pan, to MASTERED district
Schooner Braz9z, Arnaud, from Matam0Tas,
to VIM G~oIienbow-2d district IA
Schooner H Babson, Halse. from Ruatan
Island, to master-2d district Is
Schooner Wild Goose, Martin, from In.
fourche, TO masteP-2d district 10
Lugger Hope, May, from Bayou LiOurs, to
master-2d district Il
TOwDOATg.
Vulcan, Perfect, from the P~asses-Towed
down and to sea, 8th inst, brigs Daphne,
VIM Pitt, and Sir Robert Peel-Brought
up schooners H Babson and BrazOs
Heroine, Brown, from the Passes-Went
8NWAh AN6Ae w HAR 1FN@ANNs
baEks Polar and Albert, and schooner
Morris
STEAMBOATS,.
Virginia, 0glesby, from Louisville.
EARLY Bird, Poitevant, from Pearl River.
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile-P RI.
Frances, Blakeslee, from Mobile-P RR.
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Steamship Oriental, Sears, from Boston 18th
uttimo, TO Creevy, Nickerscn &eo-4th
district As
Schooner Mary Campbell, Tasso, from Grand
Gallon, to MASTERED district
Lugger La 5eune Camilla, (new), Landry,
from Cheniere Camlnadas, to master
"a district IA
STEAMBOATS,.
Crescent, Boyle, from Scarsdale Plantation.
Gov Allen, Richardson, from Vicksburg.
Lotus No. 2, Dannals, from Jefferson.
X & Lee, Cannon, from V~icksburg.
Iberyille, Gross, from Bayou Sara.
} nj sharp, pugss, from L0ckport.
Victory, Gaiferes, from Lafourche.
Aloe, Rsdovich, from Lower Coast.
Hunter, JeanfreHu, from the Jump.
Jerry, Steelye, from Ducros Station.
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0~nNSTABhEla aALES


Il. Fauxaee ". Ear. Fsskxohfld.
T4fRSp JUHTIgE C0UH4-Eo. 0S-R*
II virtue "a q writ 81 TERI iaciaE 80 me dlroptfn
81 tao Hen. 81 Gi4ora, kisst Justics 81 the Pace
viii braoand t5HaH 1T rmhlieagctt9a 90 MUADAE3
the T7Ah dRy ef EqhfuaTy, 1883 ~ t4 Melqrd Nfleali
nfi , oieitcf M. ths fhlieWfn9 pTopeFb5 1Nit
one. Mrrhio Top Hnhls and ktasea fwsye Cank
hotton4 Chairs. nE7 HEsy Nhalrs Ell41 uooNuE
Chairfl N1ansraar AlnCirs. ens Sat ana 2ada
aoare, enc pnirRkoom Table enp 4t1heEaHs
Bureau, marble top one laaaah MNr1ie f-r leoisl
orc M aaheiana. tnazhsa Apn
Seized ia the bgx6 eutitlea suit
TarAs-cagh On he aGut 10 UNNECESSARY A9eAsnfs
notes YNtk
h1I2m Constable fys $50
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sALas oF REAL EsrATE

NN"N
MERCHANTS 4 AUcTIoNEERssEs q.
On Royal Street.
February u-Assignee's sale IN B~ankrupfey Of
jacob Barker. Sale at No. c. Har0nHs stfNt qt8 d
9oloek A III Of a collection Of thirtepa DitF
iRgs, and e lot OF choice Fngrav.nas.
February ls-Assiguee's sails ia B6nl~gpy
Dreyfus Brothers & Co, eorner.of cana andEa
streets, at lof O'Clock A H.. OF a large end
assorted stock Of eioshins aad Furnishing q "a
Trunks, Valisss, Fixtures, etc.
February Is --eucgessson of Lucy KEN. al
story Frame Dwellings on Dryades. betaoca5I .
walk and Caihope strssts. Powers VS.. Grnnt a
t~Fostory Brick Dwelling, No. 1873 Erato, between st.
Charles and Carondelet streets, and two large Lots
and stabliug on Erato, near Oarondelet-
February hs-Assignee's sale in Bankruptcy Of
Loeb, simon q Co, AZ No. s. Canal street, at II
o'cioek A. IL Extensive stock OF staple, fancy, and
assorted Dry Goods, Imported and Domestic
teeruary q --Heirs of Dslogny and Livaudais "a.
inc City Of New Orleans; one hundred and seven
5Attnro lots on New LeTee. Front, and Water streets,
Race. Orange, Richard, Market. and St James
strests. Assignee's sale in Bankruptcy Of jacob
Barker. oaehaf interest in three story Brick
Store Ne. I5 Common street, between Oarondeist
and Baronne streets. The double fo~urstory Brick
store Nos. g. and O. Baronne street, between Grayier
and Union streets. The thressstory Brick Dwefrinr.
No. So Banonne, adjoining the corner OF Baronue ara
Gra7ier Streets Two Lots, with batture priviierss,
On Tehoupitoulas and Water streets, between Eighth
and Ninth streets. TWo-story frame Dwelling, cor
ner Of CArondeet and Felicity streets. Twentytwo
Lots Of Ground, comprising the whole square bound-
eddy MAgazine, Peters avenue, Lave Oak. 6hd Co.
tasia streets, in Rickerville, with tWs doubIe and
one single Frame Cottage, Car Sheds. Stables, ETC.
-Four Squares of Ground in MotairievIlie. on the
Mstairie road, near the Julia street Canal and
Metairie course, with Cottage House and otAsr
improvements thereon.
February 2s.-Snccosaion Mrs. f. 5ermAn: A
Double Cottage and two lots corner Of Orange and
Annuueiation streets, facing Annunciation Square.
Succession D.. and &. Keenan,; Pew No. 91fn B.
Patrick'sC Church, and large lot on St Andrew, 10.
tween Apollo and Baeohus streets. Succession
Lewis KRAFT; Three.storg Brick Store, ccrnsr d
TchoupitOulas and st. Joseph streeta
March f-Succession Of j. G. Berntgen: Frerar
HoGssa and three Lots on Montegst, 5stwe
aud GoOdchildrsn streets, Third District.
For particulars see plsns az the Exchange. fsS
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Brig Lisabel. Panno, for CicDfucgos-Jcs
Kelley
Schooner J s Bragdon, Newcomb, for Bos-
ton-Thorndike 4 Norton
Schooner Texana, Taylor, for P~ensacole--
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A rtE fasaals1 Dbebld Ctnaka oa Tie a
neg a. ben~etal and 1aRaam s1faqfA
CITY. psatAielAH AK fQQ4H, 4HnlfVt 6tnheA PEI
yRNre, WeEs l1e,Eail1n Nnlt f
eh5ep11sf $50 1t p1N " W
IrIH4 g fe1ecI he 444@
ApnF FtAt A1nobt
WU EENE4A NEWLY HpI4T lND4tuAA
IfIFf& H9al'r4 NHf az WcN aHqt
Mo- 5 HtNnaIN ti1lkN & ssW tqfft Aafs4 +4Nf
aiR8fH rh 1tNEtaJ MHrW
lssT 10. + 3itr 58 11
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AUCTTON SALES.

pEREMPToRY SALE WITHOUT REsERvEH
-or H.
CONTENTS OF HBNEg ERA ooEFEKHoUSE
At Auction,
DIV MONTGOMERY BROS, s. CO.,
ID II. NJ MONTGOMERY, Auetioneer.-WiH be sold
on WEDNESDAY,, February u. 1865. at 10 O'Clock,
at No. 1873 Baronns street
Tie entire CONTENTS of the New Era Coffee
house. consisting Of rabies, Counters, CGairs, Fix
lures, Engrsyipgs, etc. ali to be sold in detail.
Also
Two fne BILLIARD TABLES
Tsrms-CEsh in United States Treasury notes.
fell
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SALES
SSsiGNEE's SALE In BAEKRUproY

~
ASsiGSEE's SALE IN BANKRUPTCY
-oR-
a STOCK OF FAMKLx GRsoERKEu
uaiteastateA Distrasf csurt er k.oui.,ana.
THEODORE saEEgR XIX BAsKRUPTox.
Ryo.E. GHRAMDEK a. &C.,, Anetaoneers.
Office No. II EKchsnes Place.
MoSDAR. 1sTH FEBRUARY 1903. It loo,o,oek
A X viii be sold at public auction. BY ordsr
OF e. Z. Norton, ESQ.,, GonsrRl Assisnso in Bsuk-
raptcy for the United States District CouFt Of Leu
arans. ana IN the inatter o. TheoaorA Meyer.
bankrupt, aud lurrsndessd for the benest ~ M
cfeditors-
The Stock OF GOODS AND FURNITURKi in
tne store On the southeast corner OF U-ustomhouse
: noarpon streets comprising an sntire atock c.
J. ~ssoleeo Nha eh1tee Family Grsceriee, Wines.
Aaquofa, fancy Articles, and a great variety u Pre-
servee Fruits and Camel Goods Of eyory az.
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-FAR RENT.

fwu RENT-A LARGE AND Rx1GIBLE
y fia4q-4n4cf TIE finest N ta8 ci(v-No. Az Nausi
aiftet a eagnndelet sfrteA ItA aascegt&tl8 Of
eg,rR digidsd into taq eiegta 70 3gUaA leaAqs "a
UtH he rAafea cnfNB. Auaasa4 uf
~. HEhA0N, No ahttfy Eailafnn.
re- Corua7 81 oauRAnd rouuon streefa
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CLOTHING FOR ALL SEASONS.
Gents Furnishing Goods,
TRUNKS, vALIsEs. ETC..
Large and Complete Assortment for the
City and Country Trade.
STORE FIXTURES, SHOW CASES. ETC,
Comprising the whole stock of
MeISrs. Dreyfas RrOthers a. Co.,
In Bankruptcy
In the Stores Corner Of Canal and Camp Streets.
SALE AT AUoTroN By ORDER OF
y. e. ertp Aassigaee,
By Q. K aIRARDEY q co AuctOnssrs.
No. II Exchanges Place.
THuRsDAY, 1eFHoF FEBRUARY, lsss AEsa1s
4 O'Clock A. NJ, at the stores Nos, So and 90 Canal
street and Nos 2 ana 4 Camp street, corner d Canal
and Camp Streets. by order Of z. E.. Norton, ESQ
Assignee 10, thu Bankruptcy of Messrs. DFeyfus
Brothers q Co, viii be sold st pablie auction
The whole stock OF assorted Clothing, Gentle
men's Furnishing Goods. Trunks. valises, Hats.
Caps. Show Windows and Cases. Counters, Desks,
Fixtures Iron Safe, Gaa B1tnxss. etc, contained in
tie stores Of Msssrs. Droyfus Brothers 3 %, cor.
mar Of Canal and Camp streets, in the city Of New
Orleans, comprising a large and elegant assortment
Of
BUSINESS, DRESS, AND ovERCoATs,
ldas PANTS, VESTS. etc.
Of the latest styles, and suitable for all seasons.
SHIRTS. GLOVES, HOSIERY. CRAyATS, and
COLLARS, UNDER and OVERSHIRTS,
DRAWERS, ETC.,
Of MerinO, Net. Wool, Flannel. Linen, lowell,
Check, etc.
TRUNKS, YALIsEs, SATDHELS. otc..
in al varietiss-a very largo and VOL assorted stock
HATS AND GAPS OF EVERY STYLE,
for Men, Youths. and Children. q
This large and well assorted stock IS one Of the
most complete m this city, and offers unusnslin in.
durements to the tr-ae for q prompt supply at re-
ducsd rates, as the whole viii be closed out without
reserve.
Ternu Cash, in u. 8. TREASURY Notes
Catalogues Of the stock viii be ready for diatzibp
ton before tho sale. fez
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-PEREMPToRY
SALE AT

-oF AN
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF MANUFACTURED
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
-coMPR1sINe-
POPULAR BRANDS OF CELEBRATED
VIRGINIA
AND NORTH CAROLINA MANUFACTURERS,
German and Domestic Cigars,
TRUNKS. PIPES, AND FANCY ARTICLES.
PEslFuMERY. ETC,
IN GREAT VARIETY AND QUALITY,
-cosPRIsING-
The stock OF Messrs. III. sPirO 81 Co,
SURRENDERED IN BANKRUPTCY,
And sold for the Benefit of their Creditors,
WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE.
by Order OF d. E. Norton, Esq , Assignee.
DIX o. E. GIRARDEY e. co, AUCTION
Il GERS, office No. II Exchange Alley-Win be sold at
1868. at lo1z o'clock AN at the three-stOry brick store,
No. 81 Magazine, between Gravier and Natchez
streets
The entire stock of MERCHANDISE, surren-
dsred by Messrs, II. spiro q 90, and sold by order
Of f. e. Norton. ESQ, General Assignee in the Cir
cult Court Of the United States for the District Of
Louisiana, comprising in part as follows;
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. Perriqre. Snuff,
Cigars, MeersohSum, Briarroot, Cherry-wood. and
Clay Pipes in great variety, Perfumery, Combs,
Trunks, Fancy Articles, Shaw Cases, Desks, and a
Variety Of other articles.
Descriptive catalogues will bsrsady for distribus
ton on Tuesday, 18th instant.
Terma-Cash in United States Treasury notes.
fegtd
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Marine Intelligence.


OFFICE on TzgE DAILY RRR5ph9UAN. 4
Tmosdays February IA lehA ,
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AM ne Norfhsrn and Western B4In4EG.
45s Isadiur PfCfonfAf&.
im 8lIsraHt &AbdrAHD@ aMaG1 HtaaH are
shs Amtsf3aan NaaafAiat, The tfureatc ~ MaaaaAasss
a1ll ahd he Asta6lQ 81 he HetlH 81 Ifsr7.
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Il FnaFI04. ETC.
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PERRMPToRY


PEREMPToRY
AND
EXTENSIVE SALE OF A LARGE srook
Or
Assorted and staple Dry hoods.
DOMESTIC ASp nzrORrED-
By order Of the Assigness
In the Bankruptcy Of Mossrs. Loeb, simon 4 o.
-coMPRIsnSa-
STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
Bought for the Wholesale Trade Of this CITY,
IuvOiosd at an or ginAl cost Of
UPWARD OF s7ao0.
Being one OF the largest attractions Of its kind eFa1s
onered in this market.
SURRENDERED AND TO BE SOLD wzFHoUT
ANY RESERVATION WHATEVER
For the benefit OF their oreditors.
BX @. E.. GIRARDEY q co..
o@oe No. II Exchange plaos.
TUESDAY. THE isTH FEBRUARY, lss.
eommepoing e y O'Clock ~ end
until tae snfiFs stock i disposed 81 vii S.
sold at public anetian 70 tae h3ataet 4nN last
N1Mufp EV uFAHE OF EAt Ahhltl8bA II the nNuhNNBNII
81 MgsaFa Lgebs Sinlqa& Co. tils eatiFe STOCK 81
DRY JOD etc surrendered for
the benefit of their creditors, Contained Ia enc t1ar-
story ron store No. Sc Canal betWsen Camp and
Magazine streets.
The stock Comprises a larse and nslissieetsd IS,
sSfs = s g ( sS%s ssIsst az a. s4 s&s assla aSs1 .,l 1R x
this city, and oensiatirR in part IS follows.
BAeachnd and Brown COTTONS,
S~HEETKNG&, and PILLOW CASINO
Fancy and staple PRINTS,
OF great Tarioty. and OF the most p0pzlar stylhea and
manufactures.
STRIPES. CHErKs. TIoKNds, and pENTHs,
Il PLAINS, KERSEfH, JE n s, CuTToAAnASs
and OSNABDRGS,
extra heAvF, and snitAbie for plantation use.
I Irish Linens and Linen Uafuaeks KpWciinNs H0u-
I Inns; merinOs, French and hnglE1s BEfAianta and
| TGps Check, Cloths, Doeskin nnd GaasFnBre. Ttllag
| meres; Opera Fiannels; Iartansi Easltsh, German,
l Coftnn. and WooleA Hosiery; Msdrsss Cotton, Linen
Gamtric, and Silk Handksfchiefs; Entltss Tow-
! els; Threadi Wooden, Cotton, and SilG Uudefahirts
1 and DfaNtr3s BAlfn0fst Skiriss Table Gofares Tape
I GloFsss Thread; Spool Cotton; Hooks and Eyes
Buttons; Eyeletsi Linen and Bobinet Musqaato
Lyonnsso and Italian Cloths; Ginzhams; Bafaass.
Mourning and alf-1upurniDR English Mhdapelapss
AIDS large variety Of Brown fFish Ainensi AHfnsn
Descriptivo catalogues Of the entire stock VIII De
I ready ontho nth instant for distrlbua1en, AAe NtQGk
being 70 extensive, and tho variety Sc EfeAt tNA9 ~
Is difficult 70 enuEneFate ~ 2 agefsi Y t4t
wiich 3 we'll worthy tho aitsHiion g The snurP dH
eoeas uAHo Is1as4s
Cash In IL. IS, Treasury nates,s
BY arder Of the 1900
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BHERTFFIB 8AT,Bg


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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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THE CITY DE NEW ORLEANS.

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-01-22
Professional Gard.

ApR. r. T. JENNINGS, who has been
engaged in the PRACTICE of MEDICINE for
the last two years in Brazoria County, Texas,
having returned to South Carolina, offers his
Professional services TO the citizens of Edgefeld
and vicinity in the Practice of Medicine in its
various branches.
Office, at DR.. A. g. TEAGuE,s, residence, three
miles East of Edgefeld Village, the benefit of
whose long experience he. will have in all critical
cases. And he hopes by lassiduOus attention to
the duties of hi, Profession to merit liberal
share of public patronage 5r.r ll5 ,a, ~.
Jan IA .., Inns :. 3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-01-22
EXECUTORS SALE.

IN pursuance of an Order from W. F. Durisoe,
Il Ordinary. will proceed to sell at the late
residence OF WILEY GLOVER, deed on NJ ON
DAY, the 27th January inst, the entire PERSo-
MULES AND HORSES, 74l b-a IL 3,
CATTLE, SHEEP, HOGS,
CORN AND FODDER,
PEAS AND PEAyINEs, -
COTTON SEED, WHEAT,
CARRIAGE AND HARNESS, 4f-.4.a.a
BUGGY AND HARNESS,
PLANTATION TOOLS,
BLACKSMITH TOOLS, "a 80 y ,aa st
FURNITURE,
COOKING UTENSILS, &c,&c.
gTERMs CASH in Currency. .aaIa
A. A. GLOVER, E1'Or.
Jan II It f-,t} 3