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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-05

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
L sertbsr has obtsised from the Orphans Court
Of wGshingto county, In the District Of Columbia.
q EArHAEIKL PITTS, sR Late Of the United state.
Navy. deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof, TO- the sub
serber, on or before the 9th day Of October next
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefits OF the said estate, All claims " be leu
at the once Of G. btorrs Co, go Fifteenth street
corner off,
0Iyeh under my hand this 18th day Of September.
1865 NATHANIEL PITT,
oc6-MN Administrat0T
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loF SoLISIhBfH, ThEafH DAf5b I6ddHsiTt.
John Tyler POwslista. I No. 1870,

TThSs s aS;,F ~ PTw9IE q az n,Hr.
sell real estate Of Grafton Powell, deceased,
The eompiainants having nied an afidavit that
Of said District. on motion Of the complainant
~ their solicitors. Messrs Lloyd Lassslie, Ills
Ordered BY the Court, That the defendants,
Thomas 4, Powell. Charles y, NJ Powell, and
entered herein before the nrst rule day oecur
ring forty days after this day otherwise this cause
will be proceeded with In case Of Default, Pros
pid4d, copy Of this order be published In the ma
fore said rule day
true ;opyI
tsigned) GEO. p. FISHER,
uv,o, c,.., Justice 8. C;D,g
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-05

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
~ WAsHJNafoH, ID, o., Oct. 10, 1858.
ohthe patiti0n Of NEWELL A. PRtscE. Of simms.
granted him on he sd day % January, 1855. Tor
Is ordered that the sad petition be heard at this
ONCE on the 18th day Of December next. Any per-
SOP may oppose this extepsion; Objeetlons, depo'
stions and other papers should be died Al THIS office
twenty days before The day Of 3efHTinBo DeEs
oel5.Th3w ting COmAemissioneTo ~ Patents.
TINTED STATES PATRHT oFPlCB
Y WAsIIssroI. p. O.. Sept 50, 1893,
On the petition Of ARsroS SIXTY. Of airaTd, Hi;
noiA praying for the extepsion OF palept granted
to him on the 18th day Of January. hao, for an I'm
lis ordered thai the said petition be heard at this
once 90 the 2lst dAyof DectmbeG next Any person
may oppose this extensiol. ObJeetlonst deposit
tons, and other pApen, should be nled In this
once twenty days bslOrstis day q hensaTiRRsv ,
Ocs.slsw Acting CoanissIonsr u Patents.
TINTED STATS PATENT 9FIIoE,
y W4sBIsGIYs, D. y October z, 1893
CHGgLRs YLSDEa woREp, OF BOiton, Mass. pray.
the ID day VI January, 1870. for sn tmproye In
Grain and Grass HATysstsrsi
u ordered that said pertion DO heard at this
once the 18th day Of DaombeI nsxt Any person
may oppose this sxtensisn, Qbleetions, deposit
Hons a9d other papers sh.udd p niss In this oee
Oes.Thsw Acting cOmmissionsr Of Patent"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-05
ENDORSEMENT OF THE l REss.

The many iSop.sndi esfed q nj Institution
yithin the last eighteen years. and tbs numerous
many other papers. noties o. which sPpesIed
Standing as gentlemanbf character and responsi.
'bility. G A sgAeisnt {aafastes Y the ssdis!sd
Persona writing should be partieulAr In direct
ing their letters e his N he following
go RslhYooEss Lock Hespitai.
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IN THE sgPRRMR COURT on TUE DISTRICT
Der, A, ID, 1885,

Equity, Oi
On motion the complainant by John J. John
son, bis solicitor, ills ordered that the defondan
cause her appearance TO be entered herein on or
before the rst eule day occurring forty days after
this day, otherwise the cause will DO proceeded
with rs case OF default. rl.i 90
oelS-T6w Clerk,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08

day, delivered in fine style the annual ad-
dress, which was listened to attentively by
nearly all the visitors who had arrived up
to time. The choir and orchestra, after a
benediction, again treated the audience to
excellent music.
The throng then dispersed over the
grounds, seeking wonderful sights and ad-
miring the thousands of useful and orna.
mental articles in several parts of the fair
The large octagon building appeared to gain
more than full share of notice, for in it
are exhibited the tiner description of goods
and uertu. Splendor, wealth, and necessary
articles are here massed in beautiful pro-
fusion, sufficient to bewilder even one who
is blase in bijouterte. As yet this building,
two stories high, is incomplete in its inter
nal affairs. We would like to enumerate all
under this roof to-day, bat are compelled to
delay,
The steam plow broke ground with great
facility as it trayersed the damp field, and
was not neglected. by sight-seeers, who
thought the maehfne peculiarly adapted to
such soil and surface as belong to Louisiana.
The array Of draft horses was small in
number but huge in individual proportions.
We noticed two animals looked like nags
that run to fires.
A band of music at the main stand of the
track turning out lively air told the story
that races were next in order Many visit
ors took up line in that direction, nor did
they have to wait long before being gratifed
by seeing the sleek horses to harness I'M
patient to skim around the course in 2.47,
which was not bad for roadsters. the owners
driving. This was followed by another
race Of the kind-this time four buggy
horses-and pretty race they made.
1t is gratifying to state that everything
passed off harmoniously: and an effective
| police force was ready to respond to any call
| on it.
There is only a sprinkling of live stock,
which is much to be regretted; but we are
| told more is expected.
By to-day no doubt ali will be in better
management. The paths and roads are
clean and dry, so that a lady may not be
obliged to soil the finest dress or slippers.
We advise all to pay at least one visit tc
the fair, for little else will be talked of this
| week
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08
ADMIRAL Farragut,s Captures.

In the district court for the District Of
Columbia recently, honorable B. T. Butler
asked leave to file libel of information on
the part of Admiral Farragut, and the Off
GERS and men of the Western gulf squadron
of April, 1862, to recover q bounty of 5000
for each man under the statute, for the de-
struction of the force of the confederate yes
sells in front of Fort st. Philip and Fort
Jackson, on the 23d day of April, 1862. He
said that the superior force of the enemy's
fleet might be shown from the records of
the late confederate government in regard
to the fall of New Orleans, which was fully
investigated by the courts of justice there
on the trial of General Lowell. The libel
prayed for monition to issue to all parties
tc show cause, etc. The court directed the
monition to issue, and made 1t returnable
on the first Monday of February, 1868, after
the usual publication Of twenty days.
Washington Chronicle.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08
The Constitutional Convention,



The special committee to which had been
referred the ordinance offered by Mr..
Blackburn in relation to the warrants is
sued by the convention, together with the
substitute offered by Mr.. Cooley submitted
majority and minority report. The ma
Iority reported in favor of adoption of the
substitute, and tine minority in favor of the
original ordinance. After long discussion
the majority report was accepted. and the
substitute referred to adopted. The follow
ing is a copy:
Be it ordained by the constitutional con-
vention Of the state of Louisiana. SECTION
l. The ordinance passed by the convention
on the twelfth day of December. 1867. pro-
viding for the issuing of three hundred
thousand dollars Of bonds, to raise money
to pay the expenses of the convention, be
and the same is hereby repealed, the party
who engaged and obligated himself to dis
count the said bonds having completely
failed to fulfill his contract.
SEC. 2. Be it further ordained, That the
warrants for the pay of members and Off
GERS under the said ordinance shall be
paid by the treasurer of this state out of
any funds to the credit of the state consti-
tutional convention in the treasury of the
state.
.
The convention then adopted very few
additional articles of the Constitution, as
| follows:
ARTICLE %. The house of representa-
tives shall choose its speaker and other
| officers.
ART. "a. Electors, in all cases, except
| treason, felony, or breach of the peace
shall be privileged from arrest during theil
attendance on, going to, and returning from
elections.
ART. %. At its first session under this
constitution, the general assembly shal
provide by law that the names and resi-
dences of all qualified electors shall be reg
istered in order to entitle them to vote: bu
the registry shall be free of cost to th'
elector.
ART. 26. No person shall be entitled t,
vote at any election held in this state, ex
Cept in the parish of his residence and a
the election precinct in which he is regis
tered Provided, That no voter on moyin,
from one parish to another within the stat
shall lose the right of voting in the forme
until he shall have acquired it in the latter
ART. 27. The members of the senat
shall be elected for the tenn Of two years
and when assembled the senate shall hav
power to choose its own officers.
Convention then adjourned till Thursda
at eleven O'Clock A. NJ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08
NUMBER 23l.
River Hntell,reuoe,

LOUISVILLE, January 7.-Departed.
leans.
River rising fast, with twelve feet eight
lnches in the canal by the mark. Weather
cloudy and growing cold.
F!cEsBURG, January Passed up.
Louisville at A. NJ, Starlight at 5 P. NJ.
Passed down, Bart Able at Q A. NJ, Ruth at
u M, Atlantic at 4, Alice Vivian at 5, and
Magenta at z. NJ. River rising.
From Southwest Pass.
SOUTHWEST Pass, January I, P. NJ
Barometer 1920. Wind Southeast. tight.
Arrived; French bark Bon Fills. Private,
master general cargo to MaignaR La
borde.
Domestic Markets
ST. LOUIS, January Tobacco quiet
and unchanged. Cotton lower, lSc. Flour
firm, SIS so to SIP so. Wheat quiet. Corn
inactive, So TO 90c. Oats better, 20 10 75c,
Provisions firm. Pork, $40 to 81. Blsog
shoulders, % to 93c.; clear sides, Il t
lZ4c Lard l2c. Hogs higher, 6 to "a
gross. @'
CINCINNATI, January Flour qliet
family Sll so. Wheat 50 so. Corn ira
ear S5c. Oats advanced to 6sc. Rye afnj
at 81 65. Barley 81 Se Cotton de-
clining; middlings I4fe Whisky un-
changed. EGGS dull at 81 % to 8. Pro-
visions dull. Pork $50 to n. Lard l2lc
Bacon dull. Shoulders 9je.; s'9es I02c.;
clear sides 1l3 to l2l.
LOUISVILLE, January 7.4ToBacc1, low
grades irmer lugs 81 so to SIS common
10 medium leaf 81 to SIS So Cotton lac.
to l43c. Flour fImer 81 IS to Sl2 25.
Wheat So 40 to So As. Corn, new ear
zoe. to 75c. shelled SOC. to S5c. Oats &c.
to Csc. Bacon, shoulders 1Oc. clear sides
| 13c. sugar-cured hams l75c. TO lSc. Lard
l21c. Mess pork S2I so. Bulk meats,
shoulders SIC. clear sides 11lc. Whisky
2Sc. to 30c. in bond.
New York, January Cotton opened
dull and lower, but closed steady. Sales
| to-day, 1000 bales; middlings 16 to 161c.,
| closing at 164c. Flour, a shade frmer
state 50 to IL 10, Southern $40 so to Is.
| Wheat frmer Corn unchanged; white
| Southern 81 81 to l 40. Oats SIC. Mess
pork S2l. Lard l2I to 1896. Rice dull.
| Sugar in moderate demand at III to l2Ic.
Orleans molasses 75 to S3c. Other grocer
les quiet. Turpentine 5l1 to SIC. Rosin
81 S7@ to I. Tallow lO@ to lie. Freighta
firm.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, January 7, Evening.--Consols,
92I.
FRANKFORT, January bonds, 76@.
PARIS, January 7.-Rentes strong.
LIVERPOOL, January 7, Evening, g,-Cotton
easier and unchanged. Manchester ad
vices unfavorable. Wheat 36s. Sd. Sugar
quiet and steady.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08

both, in default of $3.50 voucher. committed
thirty days to the workhouse.
James Jourdain, charged by Antoine
Fratas with assault and breach OF the peace,
was, on payment of IS fine, released.
Henry Williams, Harvey Hall. John
Brown, and Abraham Robertson, arrested
by Officer Gilman, corner st. Bernard and
Broad streets, and charged as being
vagrants, were each, in default of 500
voucher committed thirty days TO the
workhousa.
John Meyers, charged by H. B. Jackson
with being suspicious character and va
grant, Jim Brown by Officer Jackson with
being insane, J. Marony by J. L. MaroBy
with larceny, and ]. II. Lensndre by Ed.
Delimanger with violating city ordinance
682, were all discharged, the latter for want
of DrOseCution
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08
MECHANICS AND AGRICULTURAL
EAIK.

The second exhibition of this industrial
association commenced yesterday morning
under favorable auspices, except, perhaps,
an indication on the part of the weather to
become little moist, which may have been
the cause of the somewhat slim attendance
in number of persons. However, the class
of people who were on the grounds were of
the better class; but scarce any animation
or excitement was displayed.
Generally, exhibitors had until the latest
moment delayed arranging articles and
produce, and all through the day artisans
were hammering, and saving, and placing
III position things introduced for display or
competition.
In the arena was the location for opening
exercises. At midday a procession led by
most reverend Archbishop Odin and his
clergy took up position on the large plat
form In the centre, while a brass band dis
coursed a solemn march, following which
was an invocation sung by an immense
choir Reverend Father Reculon then
delivered an Grafton In French.
Hon. james B. Eustis, the orator Of the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08
Secretary stanton's Case Before the
Senate.

The following dispatch was published in
yesterdays evening papers
WASHINGTON, January Z. - Howard's
Stanton report takes the ground that Stan
ton favored the reconstruction acts, while
the president evinced disposition to dis
regard them, and even to seize, il possible,
the reins of absolute power.
This startling purpose on the part Of
Johnson constituting the real difficulty be-
tween johnson and Stanton, Stanton had q
legal right to refuse to resign, and the cir
oumstances justified Stantons action.
The report combats all of the presidents
positions, placing the president in the light
of a false aocuser, and closes with the reso-
luton that the senate do not concur in
Stanton's suspension. The report inn
peaches the presidents veracity regarding
the New Orleans riots.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08
Freaks of Intoxicated Men

On Christmas eve, says the Baltimore
Gazette, December 27, an occurrence trans
pired near Ellicott's mills which might have
been very serious in its consequences. 1t
appears that two gentlemen, considerably
under the influence of the ardent" posted
themselves on the railroad track, about five
hundred yards this side of the mills, one Of
them making a wager that the train would
not pass over the track he was occupying,
and the other that if it did not pass over
the track on which he stood he would stop
it, 1t was not long before the cars came
laundering along, and one of the gentlemen
was suddenly snatehed up by the cow
catcher, and carried in this perilous position
into Ellicott city. Several persons along
the line Of the road were witnesses of the
scene, and concluded that the man would
soon be mangled corpse Hurrying to
the depot, they found him to their great
surprise unscathed, and as perfectly cool as
if nothing unusual had transpired.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08

Santa Anna, with his nine lives of cat,
and with an ambition that delies age, once
more comes to the front of the worlds
stage. Only the other day he was lonely
exile, who IRON his watch tower of ST.
Thomas was reported to look upon all
things terrestrial with the eye Of man
sick of the world. A little later he was
found plotting to put himself at the head Of
Mexico; little later yet prisoner, then
convicted state prisoner finally reported
shot aud buried. Coming to life, he again
assumes his role of exile, and is now pro-
claimed dictator of Ynea,an.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08

An English butcher was recently sum
moned before a justice for cruelty to
gander. It appeared that he had bet
guinea with neighbor that his gander was
heavier than his neighbor's. He won the
bet but his gauder died Immediately after
the neighbor had purchased it. On opening
the fowl it was found that, in order 10 bring
It up to winning weight, II had been fed
with two pounds Of small shot. The ad-
ministration Of this heavy diet cost the
butcher ten shillings fine
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08
AUCTION SALES.

PEREMPToRY SALE
By order of the
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT,
of the elegant and desirably located
BRICK SLATED MANSION,
Situated in the First District.
CORNER CANAL AND MARALS STREETS
Together with all the
MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE,
APPURTENANCES.
LIBRARY,
PIANO.
CARPETS,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08

sPa. do storms ever make malt liquonGe
'sNo, child; why 40 yoa ask N ~BeeAuSa
heard ma tell Jane to bring In The clclhsk
for storm was brewing
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08

what llne head your boy has said an
admiring friend 'sYes,n said the fond
YOU sonHyw II guess 90; my teacher said
/ was a young hlockhead.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08

WINES. Etc.
PK CHAB. t. NASH, AUCTIONEER,
II Office Masonic Hall Auction Mart corner of
St. Charles and PerdidO streets. FRIDAY, January
TO- 1888 at 1OH o'clock A. NJ. on the premises, by
order of the United States Government will be
sold
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND with all
the Improvements thereon situated in the FIRST Dis.
trict of this city in square bounded by Canal, Gas
quet Marais and Vilere Streets designated by Nos.
l, p and as per plan drawn by }. Pihe, Surveyor,
dated May 3. 1889, and deposited in the office of
L. Hermann.
Lots Nos. and measure each 2l feet, inches
and lines front Canal street. by depth between
parallel lines of III feet 10 inches and lines. Lot
No. forming corner Canal and Marais streets. Lot
No. 3 measures Il feet, inches, lines front on
| Canal street, by depth between parallel lines Of
III feet inches, and lines, together with the use
of an alley in the of said lots ten feet wide.
| The Improvements consist Of an elegant two and
| half story BRICK SLATED MANSION, with all
modern Improvements and conveniences, brick outer
buildings Stables. ETC., forming of Canal and
| Narais streets
This property built and owned originally by A.
Hene, ESQ., and erected at an immense cost for his
own use being finished in the most elaborate style
solii mahogany doors, etc.
Terms.
Purchaser must assume payment of twenty promis
sorry notes, drawn by Thomas P. May to his own
order and by him indorsed, dated oath April, 1857
payable year after date, with interest at pei
cent after maturity, the whole amounting to $25OOC
Balance half cash. on the spot in United States
Treasury notes. and the other half when title is rer
feoted.
Will be sold at the same time and place
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS of the above man
sion. consisting Of elegant and elaborately carveC
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08

BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM WARRINGTON
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-.
REPORT OF COMMISSIONER WELLS.
f R . NJ CHIC a G. o.
DISASTROUS FIRE--LOSS S1OO, 900
From Southwest Pass.
RIVER NEWS, MARKETS, ETC.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.


Ne. AS9 DELoRD STREET., Con or ST, CHARLKB
Opposite TfVoi Circl6.
1t4aA Aleaicines and medical advice for Al dis.
I'm eAether ehfone or recent. can be ebtainsd al
sslishnenti also Surgical attendance and
i- - lf4gaoa " competent and axpofieacea Ply
fs1 And huERsuns at ali hours Of the day or niRl
49, e4s@ censulf lons free OF charge
sNsa &HEa II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
w opERA HOUSE.

1rEw OPERA HOUSE.
IN Wednes sday, january 9, 1e0s,
n .hs occasion of the Anniversary Of the Battle OF
On Nav NJ orleans Third Night of 6ounods Grand
Opera in Five Acts,
FAUS tt.
,-..,ce begins at O clock precisely. jas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08

The success Of this most dolicIous and unrivaled
ccndimant having caused many unprincipled deal
ers 70 apply the name TO- spurious Compounds the
kgblc u respectfully and earnestly requested 70 see
that the names Of LIZA h PERRlHS are upon the
Wrapper. Label, Stopper and Bottle
Manufactured By EieA a pERRINs, Worcester.
JOHN UUNOAN'S SONS,
mg9 w&g emo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08
gelu 0rlratls 8epttblitatI.

OFFICIAL JOURNAL Of THE UNITED STATES.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08
a CADEMY OF MUSIC.

sPALDIsG B1DwELL, Proprietsrs and Managers.
Monday, Tuesday aad "wednesday, JAN
unrY o. a, and 8.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08

The great variety combination in new edition Of
novelties Ethiopianism, Pedal, instrumental,
Vocal, ard Comic, by the worlds champions,
Dsehanty and HengIer. Harry Bloodgood, Rich
ard Davis Add Rymah, and assistants Terp-
siehorsansms, by the popular fayorites. Mile
Leah and Miss Kate Wood. Acroba,ics, by the
never to be equaled Miaeo Brothers. Voealisms,
by the inimitable Alfred Stewart.
nn IL, n srrnrnrr . !. r,I1pnAX NOON ins
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08
-.1TETTEs THEATRE.

FpvERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK.
-a.,rr1D FAIOONERS s Irish Drama entitled the
ED495RSffP p ~ DAY with its Unappr0achable CAST,
soanerv Music, and Effects.
=, ,nTTEt Il Al IL O'Clock SATURDAY..
MdAs1phPH A1hpJ MCPHERSON, the Distinguished Come
JOS SSian- MONDAY, January ID. Jas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08

Inauguration of the Popular Entertainments of The
GRAND VARIETY COMBINATION.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08
CITY NOTES TAKEN AT PAR.

Extensive Eale of Dry Goods, Clothing, and
Fancy Goods.
pY HOLZ, BLOHM % OO,-JoHN O.
DBlohm, ioDeer,-THURSDAY, 9Th January,
1858, at 10 0o'cook A. Nj. at their salssrooms No q
Chartres street. will be sold
600 lots Well Assorted Foreign and Domestic DRY
GOODS.
ls5 lots CLOTHING.
400 lots of FANCY GOODS and NOTIONS.
Terms-Cash, payable ene-half in City notes at
par; balance in United States Treasury notes. jas
ASsIGNEE.S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
oRocKERY. GLAsswADE, CUTLERY, AND
House Furnishing Goods.
ON BoNnAY, THE 18TH DAY OF JANUARY
" 1868, at II O'Clock A. NJ, will be offered for sale
at the store lately occupied by Oscar Jordy, Bank
rupt, on Claiborne street, between Common and
Palmyra streets, all the
STOCK AND FIXTURES of said Store,
Consistingof
general assortment of HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS
Terms OF sale-oash.
iastd e. E. NORTON, Assignee.
LARGE AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF ELE
CANT Match and Single Horses, Elegant Saddle
Horses, Fine wcrk Mules Fine Milch Cows, Bug
gies, Elegant Brstts, Harness, Wagons, etc., etc
at auction.
DY MONTGOMERY BROS. 81 CO.
| ID X. NJ Montgomery, Auctioneer-Nil be sold OIL
THURSDAY. January 8 1853. at IL o'clock Al
| p. Liner Stable en- Grayier street.
| Elegant MATCH HORSES
Elegant SADDLE HORSES;
| Fine WORK MULES;
| Fine hILOH COWS;
| Also
Top and Open Buggies, Elegant Bretts, Harness
Wagons, etc.
TsRMs-Cash, in United States Treasury notes.
l aus
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-08

AOADEMY Y0FMUsIC-sT. CHARLES ST.
SPALprss BIpwELL ProDrietors and Managers,
A. H. DAVENPORT RT................. s.StAge Manager
J. KrrTREpGE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Treasurer.