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COVER NMENT SALES.
GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE AN
= ORDNANCE SHORES.

GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE AND
- ORDNANCE SHORES.
win be sold, at Public Auction, at Fort Monroe
Arsenal Olo pClot Comfort, Na,i on HONDAY Y, the
2Sth dey OF DeCemb lees, Ht 10 o'clock A. NJ large
quantity O. sUIes consisting IN part OF the following
2ls Field, siege. and Sea-coast Cannon, Howitzers
ana hoftsr cast iron (ZI7) and bronze (2J, OF
VARIOUS CaibreS.
u wrought non Gun Carriages and cast iron Mortar
BEDS
Large quantity of Artillery implements and Equip
nieu'S,
lsg4s shot Shell Spherical Case 5tancs of Crane and
Cans;er. for smoOIh bOEe and rlhsd guns, of
various Cslibres
sc Foreign MODEL arms, of v6rlous cabrea
10 Burnside CGrbnes, gooo order,
Is9 Rihed huskeis. altered TO percussion, cal. -
s4s FOOT Al tilIeTy Swords good order
735 springfield EfGd Muskets, cS 50.
q Iifee, assorted.
Sporting Rifles and Shot Guns,
&C Light Artillery SRbIeS.
272 N, G. q. and Musicians SWORDS,
Infantry ACCOutremen.S Horse Equipments, and
Artilisrv and uvaiPv Bits esd Iron Parts t,r field
27 .s7s Cartrl6gc Bags (asnnel ana sergc),
Rope and Corn sacks. ,,,,,-, 49,,
THIRTY days s will be allowed for the removal OF
cannon; fOurt eF days IA bil other stores.
Terms OF Sae-Ten per cent cash 70 be paid on day
OF BaIs bala ce on oellvery Of the goods.
catalogue of the articles 10 he sOld VIII be fur.
niBhed upon application al this Anenel, or al the
OrdpRLC Ce Office, Washington, ID. q.
The officer making the sale reserves the right TO
Did In Snd suspend the sale whenever the Didd1g
does not come up TO the limit that may be liked 10y
proper authority ON some Et the articles, or when.
the of the United States In his opinion
mGy be snbserVed by so doing II a RAyrop
Mai Of Ordnance and Bvt. Col. u s. A, Comd'g
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Nine Hundred and Sixty Miles

ofthe line West from Omaha are now completed, au
the work is going on through the Winter AS the dis
tancs between tine 6ulshed portion OF the Union and
Central Pacific Railroads is now less than 900 miles
and both Companies are pushing forward the work
with great energy. employin ing over 5000 rOen thers
can be no doubt that the whole
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Grand Line 10 the Pacific

VIII be open for business In the summer
Of 1850.
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PROPOSALS..
TRAM ORTATION.

ARMY TRANSPORT ION
Ill.,, OFFICE UnIkF QUABTEeMAsTEa.
sEALED PROPOSALS viii be @ recelv. v tP0a at this
S9GGE % r S tG fas
curing the year commencing Aprll /, 1869, on the
nsS De % ter S VIII
hDdaifgos absSs C. a. SAINT" Fo NJ M until the
SSIFRs sas
mtnt 81 the Missouri TO any places that may maybe be
desgnateo by the ior@ardng officer ia the State Of
@ degrees no5th; sven postons q ne STATE Of
T o 81 deee ana 10
Fort Union. New, Mexico, or snch other depot as
nsaist. points on the route TO thar depot. Bldders
VIII ae Sey Re @ Tae eT 100 PTIad per 100 miles az
the year, beginning April /, 1852
tertaned for the transportation to and from the Io
lowing pons Inc rate 6ia 70 be per 100 pounds for the
S0lnS FROM FORT HARKER
70 Forts Z1Tah Larned, Dodge, Lyon, Reynolds Gar
'NN' FROM FORT HAYS
to fGFis Gcss kgH y FoRT S1FSpa Ana g9en
TO Forts Lyon, Reynolds, Garland AMI Union.
The transportation herein adyertized for must be
T be given %PgoGsSn to this
above, and upon sny other points regarding the
vice herein advertiiRs6 R6t} tOTi Fr Nos
EST IN 2Sn ihS or o. ss New dsPSt as be
pohls or stations that are or may BE- established in
that Territory and to such pests or stations rs may
be des gnated In the Territory OF Arz ma and the
state OF Texas west Of lep gitude los l9S degrees -
Route No 10000 0CO poundsi ON Route No 100000
pounds
each proposal allst be accompanied by deposit OF
5000 certified checd pay able to the order
OF the underaigned), as guarantee that in case
award Is made TO him The bidder Will accept iG aud
tnter Into contract with good ana sufficient security
In accordance with the terms OF this advertisement;
said 10 be forfeit cd to the United states In
of fRu by the party to whom the contract be
awarded. TO execute In due form Bu qh cOntracC.
Each bic der must 0e present AT the opening OF the
proposal, or be represented by his attorney.
The contractors vii be required 10 give bouds on
Route No. In such amounts as shall be fixed by the
undersigned; On Route No 3, slOU,Ou0
sRafaciCr, evidence ot the loyalty and sO,Vency
OF each oidoer and person offered AS security VI" be
FToHossJs must 30 lndorsed 'PropogSls for Army
may be. and none Will be entertained unless they
fully comply with tne requirements Of this adYer-
tiseu ent
Usrt d 10 execute the contract WltnOUJ unnecessary
de lay and give the required bonds for the faithful
Per fOTmRnCe OF Ihs contract. :
The right 10 reject any and ell BIDS tha' may be
The contractor on each route must be In readiness
Kr service by the lbt day Of April, 1852 ana must
have place of business or agency at whi5h he may
be com municated with readily At the starting point
Hank forms, showing the conditions of the con-
trace TO be into for each route can he had
upon application TO this otiCe either personally
Blanks for proposals Will be furnished on appl-
BY order Of The Chief Quadermaster. Military Di-
vision OF the NJ MssouIi. .,,o,,
IL II Inn L. Z: HASTON,
DeptP, M. Gen. U. &. A., G. Q. NJ, Dept Mp'
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.

.s@Sss. PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
t8lt6AsaasisssssAzs BOILER W0kKS.-NEAFIE d Lew
PRACTICAL AND THhOHETINAL EN4INEEHk,
MACHlNISTS, BoILEk-MA KARS, BIZ A Ok
been In successful operation, snd been exCusiVeIs
engaged La building and repairing Marine ana Rive
Engineo nigh and low pressure, Iron Boilers, Wat
services 20 Jhe public being fully prepared 10 COZ
tract for engines of eli si2es, Marine River, AnC
Stationary havng seIs OF patterns Of different size
shortest nolice. High and LOw-pressure Fias
mia charcOal irOu. Forgngs OF all sizes and kinds
Iron And BER9s Castings OF all descriptions. Roll
Turning. Screw Cutting and ali other work connected
Drawings and s1eGificatiOnB for ali work done a,
the establishment free OF charge, and work guRHAn
The subscribers have ample wharf-dock room 10,
repairs OF boats where they can e IN perfect safety
and are provided with ehearBi DocEA, falls, etc eto
'0' '-"A "'-'' W 'SA' JACOB O. NEAFIR
- JOHN z. LEVY.
en BEACH anu PALMER Strsete.
S'VAUsHS AAAAi0Is 5oHH n. ooss MILllAH H. NxRHIOs
COUTlWAkK FOUNDRY. FIFTH AMI
~ WASHINGTON Streets.
PHILADELPHIA,
MERRlCR q SONS,
hN6lNEERb AND MACHINJsT9,
pHnniAn.grs High and Low Pressure Steam Engine
for 14sAu' RIVER and Marine Service.
hoiiels, SE,ometeIs Tanks Iron Boats eto
SestlnkS VI al Kinds, either iron or brass.
, Iron frame hoom for Gas Work, workshops ana
Relorts and Gas Machinery of the latest and nos'
improved construction.
Sugar, saw and Grist Mnls, Vacuum Pans, on
Steam Trains Deiecators, FiteTs, Pumping hn
sole Agents Sor ", Bnleux's Patent Sugar Boiling
ApparNtus, NaSmyLh'S Patent Steam Hammer, tn0
AspinVAn a NOOHey's Patent Centrifugal Sugar
Draining b Echines. 6SN
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BOARDING..

DOARI !NG. .-FIBST.CLAS BOARDING
ID Tor uEnTlFMEN. a. No. go south ,ElGiird
AiretL HHO.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

sTss FOR NEW YORK-SWIFT-SURR
uhTGGssssf = TRANSPORTATION Company Despatch
~ q SWiIt-sure Lines, via Delaware and Raritan
Canal on and amer the 18th of March, leaving daily al
" M. and p. NJ, connecting with al Northern and
For freight which viii be taken on accommodatins
terms apply TO WILLIAM M. BAIRD Il CO.,
III No. l82 h. DELAWAHkl AVenGa.
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xr~SA SUNDAY EXCURSION
,6Rtk5t5SRs3 SOHANGE OF TIME.-The splendid
teaner TNg1 LIGHT leaves Ghesnat street wharf 81
OuohinR at Ta5Ony, RiveTtOn, AndRlusia, and Be
Verly, Leaving Bristol Rt lO& NJ and4P L, M. Fare
25 oenls. EKcarsiOn, 40 cenA. Ol0an
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II AZARD'S ENGLISH B00KST0RE.-
- Aazard's Bookstore s becoming synony NOUS
win good bOOKBs fine books. eleRanGy illustr sted
books, choice editions of stand ard books books ia
rich and TASTY blEdings childrens boOss toy books
linen and cooks for all trades and people
The stock being slmosI entirely OF London editions
cannot be had elsewhere In this city.
Particular attention s inyiIed at the present time
from those In search of u really tasty Presen nt
for the Holidays to the Elegantly Bound or Illus
uRted Books In the collection, and the Child ems
Books, with say bindings aud attractive pictures.
Prices 6a cheap AS American editions, and ranging
from the lowest SUN % two hundred dollars the
Ita No. 729 5AES0M srREEr.
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pear Is about. twelve per. cent per annum
on tne purchase money or Investment.
Before concluding will say few words
10 you on taNation-a matter which con-
Germs as all. Most of you are working
men, paying no professional license, and
owning no property directly effected by
taxation; therefore you might unthinkiugly
say, what care for this tax, it don't touch
me; I'll vote for it, because the man of
business and the property holders will have
alone to pay it. Such reasoning-and |
have heard such-is eminently fallacious.
don't know what your business may be, or
how humble your position in life-unless
you are paupers-you can no more escape
taxation than you can escape death-and
no one is so much affected by it,
IN Its remote consequences, as the work
ing man. The incidence of taxation, of
where 1t finally rests, is an interesting and
intricate study. We know that it does not
wholly remain where it is pu tax on
real estate will have The effect, sooner or
later OF increasing the price ofhOuse rent
tax upon the baker, butcher, grocer, etc. /,
must necessarily have the effect of increas-
ing the price OF the commodities sold by
them, thus compelling you to pay the tax
In the increased price OF all you consume
or will deprive you of your ordinary share
OF the objects taxed. l will not
uliply instances to prove what
the slightest reflection renders obvi-
Gus, but there is another effect
produced by excessive taxation, not SO OBJ
vious, more insidious in its operation, and
still more destructive to public interests
it is insecurity of property-whlch govern
ments are instituted to protect. Through
excessive taxation, or that feeling of inse-
curity produced by the apprehension OF it
all trade withers, capital lies dormant, labor
unemployed and skill is inert. Such are
the evil Consequences of taxation of which
this is the entering wedge-irom which |
hope You will protect yourselves by voting
against this nefarious tax on Saturday next.
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COMMBROIAL,

THUasUA4 Decent or g. p. n.
COFrOS--rha msve nent thus far has been re-
sbfoten py tine he~vy RAIN tall which has conunued
to prevail throughout the foredoon and we hear OF
OF, lUJ TO 21I bales having changed hands
OF fdtthur decline Ia Liverpool ami rates are lover
bat 91erations have been on TOO Limited a scale TO
esserdas sales embraced 46eJ ba es at irregular
p p,n1 s st falling off q 497Gc ordgay
low nIaal1g at middhng At @234o, and
SUGAR AND MJLAss Es-The supplies this
morning are large, eompris nR that winch should
nave come IN ses sr1As, toge her with ro-days reg
and 40Oj bbl- moiassrs Rainy wsasnsr mas IRE
vented Operations to day in apd what sales Of
We quo the niolasses market depressed az 40c d
gtsn for nferor, - s45i for comm $50 iot lair;
Merepest previous pr'res ior sugar although t
appears 70 be the impression that they viii sear,
De sustained on the sumption of bus ness: In.
terror IeI1Sc; common e@s&e; fair 81: good fsic
lo'tc; tnl TAR lie; prime lie; choice I2Isc sc
onas @iU4c; yellow clarified 2@ll4 ); whits 49,
A RfVa lis FROM TAX wEsT-The steamers
l.oulsville, and the tOwbOat j. Ii Garrett, with
batees, from wheeling, have arrived since our re-
BLoUk-Rtny weather has prevented operations
to'osS other~lee we have no cnange TO note IN ths
market since yesterday wiau stated that SUPER
me me ano double extrs were scarce and firm but
supstds e 5o@s Is; single extra 81; Sonbe IRA 1o
5 ia treble s4t'a 81 s .9s 80; cho,ce Ss9i2 80.
market rn a. sos d bashsf f"f ne wsseSFa Tbeps
ram.
OAJs-Are Unchanged and are quoted at e2o .
hkAN--sell, IN small lots at 81 20 p 100 ms
Louis S229 d ton.
PoRK-Tns market is frm Alth ugh there is very
ihtls DO na. New mess quOiud At S2A IL Is re-
failing AZ SIS So and Olda So d Dbl.
BAOON-ls dull ana unchanged Shou ders are
quated a. l2o; clear ribbed sides 61Sei 81 ar le94e
4 RD-Choice old is scarce Tierea is auoted at
l6Sl61sc; key 1 u ale q D.
Wal STUkES-1h here ie scarcely any demand
Tor r0sin fsr shipment, and The lock 10 urements
ere limited. We quote Daie at 81 80; con mon al
s? q in bbit No. ~ IS 81; common a Sc rs bbl
Domesiu pifch - stiil dun at s. rs "A OBJ. Tar il
steady and firm at g 2i95 h plckAre Spiri5s fur-
pcntiue in Rond loo Il dem and AZ 30. y gallon
bUrrkn-ts IN tar dsnAud; VS. quote Western
a. a5e40c ipr choice, and 2331s fr inf ror; ort.
ern AZ t9ioo TOR good. aud u il3c D n for eheioe
0oahen- .-I. ~
kLf-Livsrpnsl salt is In good suppIy aud de.
pand e 2 onas2 % y uek for fne iroui warehouse
ano As5Sz z, tar DO iEom atfo fFptn sac
house ~ 81 IS. do 0ofn store 2as2 ni n az. !.
u a. x ~ ~. snd duh ard mtna 6lseu y buaheL
hEkSE-i1e mnrkhf s iaili, unppllsd and The
aemsna is tsaay ~ pFsyou< prices WIT Western
ordinary; lo2e FIR inlninFs ana laai9i fer aiaah
nslTys nesther1 iaolso for ersam knGiish dArE
MALI ASD HOPs-lialt Il IN. hsar supply aud
Light demand. Primo 70 ehnio5 ossafn n qu6tsd
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By Mr. Pandely:

Be il resoled, That in accordance with the
provisions in the amendment Of 1860 to the
Charter Of the New Orleans Gaslight Com
pany providing for the lighting of the
llevees, said company be and Is required to
lay down the main pipe for lighting the
levee between Poydras and Girod streets.
BE Il further resoIued, That the Surveyor
be and he is hereby instructed to direct the
with said main pipes.
By Mr. Fisher:
Resoloed, That in section :, of the market
ordinance, passed by this Board on = day OF
November 1868, instead of ''rates as fixed
by article No; $50 OF Leovy's Digest" that
the rates as fixed by said article be inserted
in full in said section.
The Board then adjourned to meet on
Monday evening at six O'Clock, the wharf
ordinance to be the special order of the day.
JOHN TOBIN,
Secretary.
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Acaaemx of AEuslc.

AcUuomV Oh music
Great expectations have been aroused by
the announcement that the Academy of
Music will bring out next Monday even
ing 'Undine," the grand romantic, spec
tlcular extravaganza. These expectations
will be realized. This evening and to-mor-
row evening the pretty little fairy, the
Queen of the Air." Mile Turnour, per
forms on the swinging trapeze, and on Sat
urday she leaves Tor Mobile. Cavanaugh's
New Orleans by Gaslight' is good
thing, and hits off local follies. The ballet
advertisement of the "Slave Market at
Constautinople' is one of the best of the
popular ballets.
Varieties Theatre.
This evening that popular scenic, dra-
matte and spectacular play of Under the
Gislight," in which Pier No. SO by gas
light and the express train at midnight are
seen, always seem to be admired In the
Marble Heart last night the cast of char
aeter was very correct and the play has
seldom been better presented to a New
Orleans audience. To morrow evening
MARBLE Heart" will be repeated, OF
course, to a full house. Saturday an
Under the Gaslight" matinee at twelve
o'c ock. Saturday evening Shakspeare's
Macbeth"
st. Charles Theatre.
Last evening the new play of Dora"
suggested by Tennyson's beautiful poem
of the same title, was presented to large
audience. Mr.. Couldock's PRESERVATION of
Farmer Allen, and Miss Uouldocks Dora
were natural and 10 the life. They have be-
come perfectly familiar with the require
ments of these characters by close study
and frequent rendition, and no mistakes are
made by them ia any act or word.
Mr. Stevens as Luke Bloomfield and Mr..
Murphy as William Alen sustained admira-
bly, the principal actoIs In the play. This
evening dora" will be repeated. with the
Fool of the Family" as the ailerpiece Be
sure and stay TO see Mss Belle How tt and
Nat Hyams in this splendid comedy. To-
morrow evening, benefit of Mr.. Couldock,
when he will be greeted by such an assem-,
blage in point OF numbers as seldom gath
ers beneath the dome of the Old Drury.
Mr.. Pope, as manager of the St. Charles,
seems determined 10 bring that theatre
back to its palmest days Of prosperity,
He deserves and will win success.
Crescent atty Musenm.
There are seven wonders of the world.
and by the well-dreoted and iudicious
efforts of Dr. Ames Trey are all at the
Crescent City Museum, opposite the St.
Charles hotel. A congress OF living wnnd-
ers, strange freaks of natures; the double
headed girl, who sings talks. eats with both
heads at once; wonderful hum IN frog, or
the miraculous living map fish; the small
est woman in the world, foriy-seven Years
old and hirty-fva inches high; baby ions
only ones in this country; most extensive
happy family in America; grand squaria;
ten Thousand cunosines IRON every por-
lion Of the globe.
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Monetary and Commercial.
NONE FAIRY

oFFI6R or rHk Daily REPUBLICAN,.
THURSDAY, December 3 P, NJ. 1865. /
Gold opened at 13lzS9l3j, agAinst 1856 at New
York. Tue m)vemsHt restricted owing n part TO
the lnolemencJ OF til wea nee, and sales II any
magnitude have been epO ted as ysr. At I Board
O. Brokers last evening 5000 Jh nged hands at 1875
thing repor ted in 81 ver . q r.
Foreign exchange Is quiet The only sa'e within
our notice i flO0O bank sterling 1861 L. is held
E6A@ iS6A
Ib- offerings of dolpest 0 exchange are to a mod
o aJely lair extent and rates ars VI hout an, ma
tsrlai varis ton. The banAs check on ,ew York at
q eept disc uni, ut which soma of them doing
lar business IN the at ut renitiAnnaz 10 country
bAnks and the sales of commercial include SIS 900
ee" YORK sight - ~ q csnt disc9unt; $50 0JO
Isl. COO and $1,000 3 3 d; SlAp sight on Boss on
at y, and $b0O ten days signt in isgo at ~.
a stocks tiese wers szts at tho BoArl IL L night
OF 1000 shares Jsck,on Railroad ~ Sc ~, and 70
shalss Bank o. New Orleans at S3i 50 botu Of which
SHOW an advance. p.
~ tue Board, $50 city t. ,er cent at 4 81
and ST. 100 State past e coupons at 10.
Iity Treasury es are dull and dropping Last
NIGH at the Board Sl20 -olh AZ 81 q cent discount
aud 500 SKY deg hxed flat at 8, Tnese pgur.s
Indicate still further leGilne rhe dealers buy the
small sums offered across their counters a. jsC94O
payers at 3793S
We note sale of s6iO Sia.s notes, at the Board,
at 10
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squares limo. amos. 'no.. sno.. IA INC.

Anonthly Advertisements, inserted every other day,
4 Be charged two-t thirds the above rat9s.
Bsoond page monthly Advertisements, each square
Trnnaient Advertisements, having the run Of the
paper first insertion 81 50 per square; each subse
uentinsertIon seventy-hve cents per square.
Second page transient Advertisements, each inser-
iOn 81 so per square.
Advertisements inserted at intervals to be charged
q new each insertion.
Regular advertisers who advertise largely, will be
Allowed such discount from above named transient
mates as may be agreed upon; provided, that in no
ease shal such discount exceed twenty-five per
sent
All business notices of Advertisements to be
shargsd twenty cents per line each insertion
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RECEIPTS OF pRODUoH

POINT CHICoT-Steamer frank Psrpoud-22,2
bale cot on 6ll6 SKIS cotton seed 637 SKIS corn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ruth-56l5 bales cotton and
su dries
SONVILLE--Steamer New Era--Tl
bbls rice l76 hhds sugar $50 bbls mOasses q hf do
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Nationals bales cot
ton l26 nhds sugar S. bbls molasses
BAYOU SARA-SteRmer e. II dgs-l18 ba &c
cotton 3-3 hhds sugar s7 hbls rs hf bb,s molasses
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ira No. 1916 bales
cotton and sundry oduce
SH HEVEPORT-Steam er Lula D. % bales cotton
Is BIO slalllw and sundrg produce
OUACt IA RlVER-Nteamer Success-b68 bales
colt n ll5 sks cotton seed and sundry produce
oHki RhPOl T-Steamer Carolihs-5n2 bales cot
ton IA head cattle
LOWER COAST-Steamer Huuter-ll9 bbs rice
-4. BY THE HAILkOA r.
PER OPFLDUSAS RAiLROAD-Decernbar q
~ bales eoton 1855 hnds sugar s3t bbs molssses 81
PhRIAo hsON RATLRIAD-Decambor 2-6l2
bales cotton Ssa0 feet lumber 100 bxs tobacco
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At 81 6092 10 and Canada 81 7o92 80 p bushel.
at 20925c p B.
kICE- Louisiana rice is in heavy supply. The
demand is STEADY and prices firm, with an upward
tendency; We quote choice s9e1kc prime Fz@Ixc;
GUNNY BAGS-rhe stock is light but there 10
not much demand. Roundluts are held at 909 201fc
bag They are retailing at 2l92l1Sc q BAG.
INDIA BAGGING-D Dull and nominal at zoo p
yard, in bales. vi H e.
HIDES-The market is dull and prices weak. We
quote Mexican dry flint 2l@2zc D IL; country do
h0l9c; Texas stretched l9@20c; dry saIted l79lac;
wet, city. slaughter, sh@1sc q D.. For damaged
hides half prices respectively. l.l
COFFEE-The market is firm, at 16AaITc n o
for Rio. gold duty paid; good l5la9l6c; fair
l512Sl5c q h.
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" ihSh vs. AuBuhte ltssepl hu1 hlaT
the tate nj Alexander Lesseps.
SE' OND JUDICIAL DISTRICT Il
- aud for the Parish of Plaquemlnes,
virtue of writ of SEIZURE and sale 80 Y
by the Homo able Il second Jude al I'd
IN and for the parish of Plaquemine- inI
en- TIED cause. will proceed to sell at
ton. a. the Courthouse door Of this
SATURDAY, Jinu, ry 2 le69, at twelve
the smallest possible portion OF tne fol
scribed property, viz:
A CERTAIN TRACT Or PORT
LAND situate in this parish having andl
iorty-hYe Arpents more o. lie 6, font d
bank of the river Mississippi by foTtv
depth, at about ten mi or HhIy the tiog
this parish, bounded abov by me hind 4
Lssseps and 'ther hers of Alex nder 1
ceass,, aud below hy that Of tiypgDl,te d
10 the person who shal taka SO mu, h Of
as will be necessary to cover the am cunt Of
IN ,said case to Wit: Four thun and D,
dollars and sixty o ght cents with !eRsl int
April 4, 1855 IA J. paid, aud fee and COS
Incurred W and due TO piaintiif. 20 wit 81
dollars 40
Terms-ossh on the spot IN United ST
uTy notes I'T7
. Sheriff's office, parish Of plaquemines,
2s, 1858.
fPATRICE LEONARnI