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An EXCELLENT SNAKE SroRY.---A friend of
ours in Benton county, not more than huadred
mics from Pond Grove, Is exceedingly fond of
getting joke upon his neighbors, and enjoys
laugh even at his own expense. The tables were
lately turned so nicely upon him, hosever. that
we doubt whether he will try bis hand at Joke
sgain for long time. He was lately crossing q
field on bis premises when he felt peculiar SEN
sation In his trousers leg, and in sn instant the
terrible suspicion fastened upon him that there
was snake there. Putting out his hand to as
certain, il came IN contact with what he imposed
TO be the head of the reptile. II flashed across
his mind at once that the only hope of his life lay
in his ability to grasp and firmly hold the head
until be could obtain assistance and extrioate him
sef from his unpleasant predicament. seizing it,
therefore, with one hand, he started at fu tilt for
the house, about half mile distant. As he run he
could feel the reptile wriggliDg around his leg.
He was fairly bathed in cold sweet at the thonght
that II might free itself from his grasp and give
him the fatal blow while far away from help, and
fear lent wings to his feet. As he approached
the barn where his wife was at work, be became
fearful of the terrible effect it might have upon her
to reveal his dangerous situation, and he therefore
slipped silly In at the back door. Going into one
corner, he divested himself Of his clothing (he
had kicked of bis boots on the way), drew forth
hurle it violently from him. Ii struck the rafters.
and then fell TO the floor and revealed to his as
toDished gazs-an old piece Of rope, which he put,
as he supposed. into his pocket, but which slipped
had produced the wrggling which had at first at
tracJed his attention. AS be ran, OF course, the
motions became;more violent. A knot on one end
be had mistaken for the head and had been hold
ing IL as with the grasp of death.
His wife, good soul, was at first nearly fright.
ened to death. then almost laughed herself to
death. Tie story was too good TO keep, and
soon bis beIghbors were anxiously inq1iriug re-
gardiDg his recovery from the "snske bite" We
nave often heard OF persons having snakes In
their boots" but never in that way before.-tLa-
fsyette (lnd.) Courier
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LONDON. Dec. 2-Noon.-Bonds dull az AZ.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2-Noon.-Cotton dull: sales
le,oe0 bales. Breadstuffs quiet. Other markets
uncbarged.
LIvssPooL, Dec. -Afternoon.-Cottou dull.
B.vRB, Dec. 2.-Cotton dull. On the spot
l.35: sfoat LA.
LIyKRPooL. Dec. Eyeling.-Provisions and
pork firm. Lard quiet
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2-Evening Cotton easier.
and fully ID. lower. Middling uplands ll4G
3D., middling Orleans ll4Gllld. Sales 10 900
bsles. Bresdstuffs unchanged.
LoSDoN, Dec. 2-Turpentine 2ss. 9d. TaIow
sis.
NEW YoRK. Dec. Money active on call.
Discounts dull prime paper 1G9 Stocks closed
buoyant. Erie, after touching 4lA, closed at 3SA.
Otber stocks strong and higher. Sab.treasury
balance So. .0o0 900. Fve-twenues Of '62 ll09, OF
ga 1914. of '65 lO7i DO. new ll0s Of 81 ll04, Of
'6s llOt. l0-40's l05s.
Nrw YORK. Dec. 2--Evening.-Cot heavy
and about lc. lower. Sales 2500 bales; middline
uplands 25G25lc. Flour Medium and good
grades declining; superfne s. 50Q5 IS; South
ern dull; common TO fair extra 81 50@s 25
Wheat dropping. Corn dol! and scarcely 50 firm
white Southern 81 04@l lOi. Pork steady
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FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.

A Coiored Man Chosen state Eiector to nii q
Vacancy-Legislature ma, no A Auth ority to
Elect Lieutensnt t6overnor--Death of g..
w. Williams.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 2.-One of the Republican
presidential electors Of this State having resigned
on account of disqualification under the l4th
amendment. Wilson Cook, q colored man, has been
chosen TO ill the vacancy.
COLUMBIA, Dec. 2.-Tbe State Senate to-day de.
cided they had no authority to elect lieutenant
governor in place Of Boozar, resigned, but that
the election must be by the people.
George W. Williams, leading member of the
bar, died suddenly this morning at Nickerson's
Hotel. The United States court adjourned out OF
respect for the deceased.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST PASS. Dec. Al A. N.-Barometer
30l0. Wind northeast and light. Arrived: Bark
VIM. Rsthbone, Doane. seventeen days from New
York. general cargo, to G. A. Fosdck 4 Co. No
departures.
30:l0. Wind northeast and fresh. No arrivals.
Sailed: Steamship Hudson and ship Nunquam
Dormio.
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RIVER NEWS.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 2.-River declining. Expert
enced steamboatmen predict an unusual rise in
the spring.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. Weather clear and mod
erstely cold. River rising with feet s inches in
the canal.
vIcKsBuRG, Dec. 2.-Passed down: Armadillo
at O'Clock last night, Sslsdo and Agnes AZ noon
to-day. Passed up: Fulton and barges at ii A.
M, Bart Able at and Louisville at 5 P. NJ. River
rising.
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FROM ALABAMA.

Miss Evans Married-EIectorsl votes-AIa-
bsma Iegisiature.
MOBILE, Dec. Miss Augusta J. Evans, the
well known authoress, was married last night to
L. M Wilson, president of the Mobile and Mont
gomery Railroad.
MONTGOMERY, Dec. 2.-The presidential elec-
tors met to-day and cast eight electoral votes for
Grant and Colfax.
The Legislature is engaged in discussing Ku
klux bills in the Senate, and bills regulating the
collection for debts, in the House. The House has
passed b:ll repeating all laws prohib iting mar
RIGGS between whites and blacks.
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TIE EELACkbfkD.-wnen a DiackDird once learns
q tune he never forgets 10 or any part of 1t.
once knew bird tnat could whistle " Polly
Hopkins " with wonderful accuracy. His o sner
sold him, at the same time making his purchaser
acquainted with the birds favorite tune. As soon
&c ne got him home. he at once hung up the black
bird, aud on going to the piano struck up " Polly
Hopkins.n 1he birds master. however, intro
ouced parts into the tune that he had never heard
before so, after listening while, he began his
ring. fattering his wings. and otherwise signifying
his distasfe Of the whole performance. Much sur
prised, the gentleman left off playing, and then
Dleekbird opened his throat and favored his new
master with his version OF " Polly Hopkins nor
would be ever listen with any patience to any
other version. This same blackbird, after staying
in the service the aforementioned gentleman for
two years. was adopted by q serious family,
where Polly Hopkins" and all such profanity
were sedulously avoided. Whenever poor Joe
(the blaekbird;s na1e) attempted to strike up the
old tune, q cloth was thrown over the cage and
he was silenced. The family consisted OF an old
lady AID her two daughters, and every night, at
O'Clock, prayers were read, and the Evening
Byma," sung; and Joe, who was an obedient
bird, and anxious 70 conform with the habits Of
the house, speedily learned the tune, and rega-
larry whbtled II while the old woman and her
daughters sang IL. This went on for six or seven
years, when the mother died and the daughters
separated, and Joe, now an aged blackbird. fell
nlto new hands but to his dying day be never
gave up the Evening Hymn Punctusl, as the
clock struck seven, he turred up aud went mp
straight through with it with the gravity Of par
ith elfrk.-I Beeton' S Home Pets.
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FRE OREsOENT's DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Pacific Railread-arass' MovemenssERal-
nbs O. q Whisky-Tsmper,ng with Rslnns's
Repo'ts-Revesue Keeeipts-The Iaaians
and Gen. Guitar.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-The Union Pacific rail.
road commission report that it will require six
millions TO complete the work already paid for by
the government
Grant will be at the army reunion at Chicago,
December 18th.
Rollins has issued directions for double distilled
whisky in accordance with Esarts opinion.
Thereports circulating of revenue esti mates IL is
stated al revenue headquarters, are unauthorized.
A Synopsis of Rolins's report shows an error of
$50 900 in tem II lie also stated that bogus
copy OF the secretary is circulating 10 New
York. ..
Internal revenue receipts to-day t65S, 900.
Custar's victory over Black Kettle is confirmed
by dispatch from Sheridan. An Indian woman
killed white woman and boy at the commence
mtDt OF the fight Sheridsn's plan of campaigu
Il to move on the Indians from six points aud at
tack them in winter quarters.
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FROM RICHMOND.
The Davi. Ind,esmen,-stay Law.

The Davis Indietment-stay Law.
RICHMOND, Dec. 2-Chas. o 0'Connor arrived this
evening 10 participate in the argument on the mo.
ton TO quash the Davis indictment tomorrow.
The State Journal says, ION authority second
only to official announcement" that the stay law
of Virginia will not be extended beyond Janu.
ary lst.
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FROM FLORIDA.
The stale Government ImbroslIo. i.

TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 2.-The argument in the
Supreme Court on the motion by Gesson's coun.
sell to quash proceedings for want of jurisdiction.
concluded to-day. The court decided that IL has
jurisdiction. Attorney General Meek then Of
tered motion that the rule nisi be made abso.
lutte, wbereupon further argument began and
lasted till adjournment. There Is some prospect
of the main question being reached before the
close of the year.
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ALhA H. CHkssk,
rhAsVls "a DCAASs
BeIot's sworn return TO the assessors. made onIv
shcIt while before the "damages'' occurred.
put down his assets and valuables Considerably
within q thousand dollars. Sic uos non uoJisr
oh people of New Orleans.
fseho MAN, nameo AnoreW montamst, wuo
!esrer9ay vistee we iuns OF tae ooaaing, corner
.. peIo,sny arc namrlne stresI, wn'cn was de~
s,oyeu sny isT luesusy nsn, ~ sre, was s.,uck oy
badly injured that his life is despaired of.
ooLoaAp MAs nauieu 1osePn Da.er .eu rom
: seconu s.Iiy esueiy, On DauPnlne s.ress. wnsre
ne was enpIoyeo N painune, on iussoay aiter-
noep, asa sustained I se',Uus %u ,n!aIes ne was car
rieo 10 MS house IN 'ne inlo DiSuict'
A Boy NAMED MICHAEL CARPENTER, residing at
no. 10 81. Feramano sueet, was run over put not
uapeerousay IpJureo, ~ passing CAP on tnat
STREET, on iuesoay e'enng' aDou's siA ciock'
A CoLoREp Boy named AIeck Rhodes aoed I9
wears WAS arrested on Poydras street ast vening.
charged with cptting in the shoulder a nov named
M. Hanley. aged Ia veara. He was locked nm 10
await Examination.
Jobn Grant. another coIored how AGED ls was
aIso arrested ana locked nm as An scces :ors
U. 3. CoMMIssioSER WARRES 8 CoURT.-fhe ex-
amlnaton INTO the cnarge Oh counterfeiung pre-
iefreo py specisi omeer sish OF the polce force,
agsInsV Ahtonlo oIegors' mary ufegora ana Mary
faicour, wDico nad neen nxeo ior yesterday, mas
peen postponed 10 i''V =. M. to-oay py tne COM
missioner. r-t- ..-....-
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A SIMPLE CUBE FOR TIE RaEUxATIsM.-boa .
small pot full Of potatoes. and bathe the part az
fectsd with the water in which the potatoes w0 Q
boiled, as hot as 1t caa be applied innediat ily
OF at least greatly alIeviated by the next morAng
Some of the most obstinate rheumatic pain, have
lately been cured BY one application Of THIS novel
and simple remedy.
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NUMBER 90.

regulation Of the city, and whilst he was en-
gagged in the pursuit of lawful business, aud en-
titled to full and efficient protection from the city,
whilst he was OF himself unable to protect it.
beiot therefore prays the city TO be cited
through its proper officer. the mayor thereof. -
} HAYS q NEW, Attorneys for Belot.
The following is literal copy Of the account |:
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Urgent necessity will far sacrifice her great
est charm as te do thL The viii thn thank for
placing hands simple specifics which will be found
eGeacous relieving curing almost every Of those
Troublesome complaints peculiar 10 the sex
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
Hundreds sufer IN senes ard hundreds Of others apply
vsiiy druggists dos,or either merely tsntsre
them with the hope Of apply remedies which
would wish anything would
do injustice the afflicted, but obliged say that
although may produced from excessive ofths
powers ollie by lAbOrious employment Shoesome
food prouse nenstrustOn the Of tea and coffee and
eeuent childbirth oener caused BY droct irritation
applied to the mucous membrane Of the vagina itself
When reviewing cf these sing complaints
Hs most painful contemplate
suent upon tbeu. simple justice the subject
eeamerais few Of the many sddtionsi which
largely Affect the
LIFE HEALTH AND HAPPINESS OF WOMAN
all society," and which, consequently affect
less directly the welfare Of the entire human family The
mania exists for precocious education and marriage
the that nature designed for orDor.ai d.v.ou
ent 10 be wasted and perverted in the OF dress
the early Of school, and especially In
healthy excitement of the ball Tas with the body
half clothed and tie mind unduy excited By pleasure
v.pg in idnsh. rsvs the hour, designed by nature for
Ieep rest work OF destruction half accomplished
In consequences of this early upon system
.ro, ,.ou,,.a h, Al, ssc... vo,., % ,.,.,
her situation IN school .. later DAY. thu. serravang the
evil When one excitement is over anOtsr in prospective
keeps the mind mOrbdy sensitive to impression while the
now constant restraint OF fashionable ares absolutely for
ssp.On of organic health and strength the to night
son produced by excessive dancing must II necessity pro-
She climax of misery and the hitherto so
''1a..'S. ~, ~. ' .s,,, ~ ., .,.
erstive organs they require IN sdueAei Oh her p'cui
nervous system composed OF "n csns 'ne u''ue "ncn
emotions when excessive lead long before pa0er' hA0''
o.,,,.,.s ,,.,, s.,,,.1m,o,.
FOR FEMALE WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY
WHITES Oh LfrcokSH"A'
.-,ox
"0 -0'e
1
MI. ..a ..,,,. .,,om..nv
FEMAIys IN EVERY PERIOD OF LIFE,
gro" ""nes ''eA''"' ~ -s' "" '-N ''
-''''' - '1' .r5sr /
r.-
ID. -.-
81 sIRESerH Is THE GLORY OF MANHOOD AND
woxANHoop
.s...ara |
HELMb"LDs EATkACr nUcHUi
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PERMANENT SICKNESS AND PREMATURE DECLINE.

Nor pleasant consult physician for the relief Of
vscus delicate affections, and only the moss
vree, necessity will far sacrifice her great
est charm as e do thlL The will thn thank for
placing hands simple specifics which will be found
eesous in relieving and curing almost every Of those
ezoublssOme complaints peculiar 10 the sex.
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woman.

Females owing 70 the pscslsr and important relations
which they sustain tbsr peculiar organization, and the Offices
they perform. suhjsc, many suenga Freedom from
these contribute In small degree to their happiness and
welfare for be happy who ILL., Not ssy but
various Female Complaints be suffered
terur involving general health Of the ndvid
ual end ere long producing
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BeIot's sworn return to the assessors. made only
shcrt while before the "damages'' occurred,
put down his assets and valuables considerably
within Thousand dollars. "lSic uos non uoJis,b
oh people of New Orleans.
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MANY OF THE wEALTHIEsr and most respected
mercbsnts in New Orlesns have sued out injunc-
tions, in the Seventh District Court, restraining
the collection of the taxes fixed upon by the late
Legislature. AS q sample we give the allegations
Of the petition In one instance:
"1hat the tax collector has served upon petit
toner special notice, requiring him to pay tax
called lore per cent. State tax as per act No.
la OF the Legislature, approved September %,
lS6S,n aud threatening petitioner with a seizure
and sale of his property in default OF payment of
said tax within ten days, aswill more fully appear
by said notice, which is annexed hereto as part
hereof. Now petitioner AYERS that said tax is
Illegal and unconstitutional and is not due by
him; that the so-eallsd act Ia of the Legislature,
is rot law, and is without force and validity
that il was not passed with the forms aud solem.
mites pre scrbed by the Constitution of Louisiana
under which it is pretended to have been passed
that its pretended passage was in violation of
article forty-two Of said Constitution that il was
that four. ffths Of each house which pretended TO
pass it, did net order suspension of the unconsti-
tUtionsl rule requiring such reading that said
pretended act ia is also IN contravention of
the articles no and lis oil the State Constitution
aforesaid: that il Is retroactive and forbidden
that it attempts to impose a taxation not equal
and uniform, and TO tax property not in proper
ton 10 its value, 70 be sscertained as directed by
law that for the foregoing and other reasons 10
be shown on trial. the said pretended act ia is IN.
constitutional, null and void, ard the tax de-
mspded by ssid collector from petitioner. by vir.
tue thereof, s not due, and owing but is an unau.
thorized, unla sful and oppressive exaction. Pc
tiiioner shows that notwithstanding, he verify
fears and believes that. unless restrained by q
writ Of injunction the said tax collector will pro-
ceed diatey to seize and sell the property Of
your petitioner as he threatens to do for the pur
pose Of compelling be payment of said Illegal
and constitutional tax TO petitioners irrepsra
bic injury. Wherefore petitioner brings this suit,
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G. De FERleT'S SALES.
HARRIET RUMsDEN, HIS wIFE-sECoND JU-
DICIAL District COURT, PARISH OF PLA.
QUEMINEs
BY G.. DE FERRET,

AUCrIONEER-Ohce No. o. Royal street.
CATURDAy, Jsnuary 18th, 1865, ut IL
- o'clock the Merchants and Auti0neers Exchange
Royal street, between Cana Custom by
order the Honorable the Second Judicial
District Court the Parish Of squemnss State Of Lous
dated Dec mber 10 h, 1861 the following descc
belonging to said SUGGESTIONS AZ public auction, will be
sold
/ TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situate in the Faubourr
Jackson Of this city in the bounded by Olympia Mu
Cont and st Louis designated by the
and plan drawn by Surg 22d day Of Dsceu-
her 1888 deposited in the Office Of Joseph Cuver Notary
Of said city Of rev Or'en the 9th day Of March, 1884,
plan Of Groux deposited plan No 229 10 the
Office of Theodore Guyo late Notary Public Said
each other, and measure each, In Americas
thirty feet front St Louis street. by hundred aud
eleven ieet Eve inches In depth.
2 TWO LOTS or GROUND in the said fsuhourg Jackson
Alexander Napoleon Orleans ct Peter streets a. Der
BY Louis Surgi dated The Sth March, 1896 deposited
the Office Of the said Cavalier notary the Ith day
month and and also plan OF G. GirOux
plan No go, In the Office Of Theo Guyol notary
sad lots adois each her, and thirty
front st Peter street the Orleans street
by depth from 70 the other Of said Of hun
dTed snd forty-three feet, all American measure.
n9rTERNs-O fourth cash, and credit
and three the purchasers furnishing
secured by morg the property Sold and bearing
with clause siensndo said notes to be divided
into coupons suit theheis In of judicial
for the recovery the amount Of any unpaid
chaser will be required to pay cent attorneys
missions
Act Of sale, with s. Internal revenue stamps attached
before Marcel T. Ducros notary public at purchasers
pense
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ny CIIAs. II. NASH,
AucnoSKER-ofice Masonic sill Auction Mart,
Corner ST. Charles and Perdido streets

AucuoNNER-Offce Masonic Hall Auction Mart,
Corner ST. Charles and Perdido streets
ERIDAY, Jan. 10, 1867, at IOIS O'Clock,
the premises, BY order Of the United States gov
eminent, will be sold
THREk CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND. with all the i'm
thereon, situated the First District Of this city
IN tquRre bounded BY Canal street. Gasquet Msrss and
drawn by Pile, dated Sd May, 1889, and de-
posted in the Office Of L. Hermann. Lots No / and 2
measure each q feet inches and lines front Canal
street by depth between parallel lines Of III feet 10 inches
and lines. Lot No forming corner Canal aud Maras
streets Lot No measures q feet inches lines font
Canal street BY depth parallel lines Of III feet
inches and lines Together with the use Of an alley in the
rear Of s'id lots 10 feet wide
The improvements consist Of elegant tive and half
story brick slated mansion with all modern Improvements and
eonvenenos brick outer budis stables etc. form
ing Of Canal and MarAis steeets.
Tits property built and owned originally by A Heine
Esq, and erect immense for his being
finished in the most elaborate Style solid Mahogany dSO
etc. etc, etc.
ga TERu-Puehaser must payment Of % promis-
soy notes drawn by Thos p Ma. his orer by
him indorsed dated 24ta April 1907 payable one year
afer date with interest at per after maturity The
whole amounting 20 S5 m Halt balance cash the spot
In U s. Treasury notes and other half when title perfected
Also will be sold At time and place the entire
eats OF above mansion consisting Of elegant and eaboaey
carved Rosewood and Mahogany Pso Dining and Bedroom
Furniture elegant Damak and Lace Curtains Large French
Plate Git Frame ors Brussels and Velvet Medallion
Carpets Cut Glass China service sets OH Paintings,
kngravings Bronze stAtuetes etc etc Being the most
magnificent assortment Of Houehod Furniture ever ored
for sale at suction to the public Of this city
SS- TERNs-Cash on the spot in U. s. Treasury uotes
Blouse viii be opened for inspection three days be-
fore sale.
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J. l. WARNER & CO, IN LIQUIDATION, vs. p.
Forget-FOurth District Court Of New Orleans-No.
1911
DIV VIRTUE of n writ OF Aeri facias TO me
- directed by she Honorable the Fourth District Count Of
New Or cans, in the above entitled cause, will pro-
coed TO sell pub &c auction the premises hereinafter
l01S o'clockiA
balance unsod Of the contents OF the Restaurant u
aed Royal street. CustOhouse street. in the Second
district Of this city per nvenIy which be in
my Office
Seized ia the above suit.
This being aud last auction the said property
will be definitely adudcated the highest and bidder
for what will twelve months credit purchasers
furnishing uonds with good and sufficient securities bearing
five cent interest from until paid Said
purchasers shall have TO ia cash the amount Of
their bids their proportion Of the printing clerks
fees commission and sherfs fees, which said charges
amount all the above property altogether to about forty
five dollars
GEO. W. AVERY,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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CONSTABLE,s SALES.

H. sCHNELL VS.. R. PFRFFRILE-sECoND JUSTICE
Court, Parish Of Orleans. No. 1913
RH VIRTUE OF n writ OF nerf fae,a.
- 70 me directed BY the Honorable W Mclean gscond
Jusuceof the Peace IN and for the Of Orleans vii
proceed 20 sell at public auction SATURDAY. The an
ny 9i Sshnsfy looo ~ ~ O'Clock the Great West
ehe Sc corner Of Voucher and Julia streets first
One lot Of HOUSEHOLD FGESiTgRsC
Also
Tonti streets- - " w NO'Aei VI Niie~nS anu
One CIsTERN and lot Of LUMBER
eeIed IN tbs above entitled suit
W IxKhS-Cash In U. s Treasury Notes
JOHN Q. KUZAC, Constable
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CHAS. T. NASH'S SALES.

SALE BY ORDER CF THE UNITED
STATES GOVERNMENT, OF THE ELEGANT AND
DESIRABLY LOCATED BRICK SLATED MAN.
SION, SITUATED IN THE FIRST DISTRICT,
TCGETHER WITH ALL TAR MAGNIFICENT
PIANO, CARPETS, ORNAMENTS. WINES,
ETC, ETC.