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a ceorsRAElvs stcvs foundry has begun
Operations in Ssnsrset, Mass, and . store Is
aeout = b opened at Jersey City,,
"A MzE1 d sne Of the co-opgstive soci-
esies ! London writes that he has saved
eron4n In 4 tsks his finally on . continen-
~ uAf<#<f e 7yEa s.e .s5est siE
~ hGk>ehk1, Ragland, which is the
brthp4os - ths % operative movement,
thsfs - 60 hundred and forty -four
s0eaett but mnny Of them are small.
Defi1z De pest ysnf These soid goods 10 the
aasoaN - ssvsa millions Ave haBdred
tAoua4 65I11s.~ res $3.50 ~ ses4
Hgx opr 81 CsSrsE s4ez.-Nsw York
nes ~ fne4 ) nflzF eentkica IN ths shape
q n " npplJi lsek u A. mullitads
. gneQo1le pgieel- IA ee1tpfising young
baslne ~ - "a IllEIn q Mo- kin.
eli iz!e fs)1kI6n4 Vi}A - prodneSrs and
cqns.. a nouf. I'D " cutting a. -
azHy Hxttl5 ~ ~ i sbis 9 forhiSh
s1asa - III, II < az sans M
.askg5 Z t4lag = 4 hf4 fspn the
Mnna1 g 10 o60 t1frsls. Hsof1nnfzsd
9 - The pgrpcss = Eihfln6
Naea - ! spg - aeaf y Ne
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Good for Michigan.
The Labor Reform Ticket was successful
in the Scent election at Ovid, Michigan.

M YoRK paper says that the schedule OF
reets for the ensuing year has been agreed upon
b. the real estate ownersL Mr.. Astor, who
stands at the head Of the list, .as announced
that be will make no reducti : in his case.
Other landlords are giving tenants the same no
tce, and the whole real estate interest will work
together against . reduction. Under these cir
cumstances the unfortunate ter nts will have
either 70 pay the extortionIt- rsnts or leave the
city and seek homes in the .drb&
The conscienceless hon lis, Of which Mr..
Aston Is fair type, will O. day 20 step
too far, for their own go 4. When that
time comes, they win have 20 sasisfactioa
Of knowing that they had themselves TO
blame for the result.
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The New York Plaste rers.

We learn from letter written by the
Secretary Of the Plastsrers' National Union,
that the eight hour system is working like
charm in New York City TIA. all objection
to it has ceased, on the part ef the en-
ployers; and that the standard wages are
$3.50 per day..
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MINERS NEWS.

Coal Trade Of Great Britain In 1899.
Area OF the Coal Fields Of the U. ..
We give below tt Iuantity of coal mined
In the United Kingdom in 1865, which we
copy from the London MiaiaS Journal, the
most reliable mining publication in Eng
land nT zgT 4s1Al H9 .
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49,. - ~ = = n - I'D c0uyGx RIz1l
- solor Iiehl
! n I'M ~. ~ - ~ = - r..lt r,..
Mi
- ~. 3 J. -,
# ia n al H. q " sPesk % the
yey colon ere
pre- p. n. ~
I p >. -
IL
IHn Ne~6urypoH Hsrssd says: 10, the
joyful sa1ndi Tia Globe Mill bell. After !
silence of monenss fang on Friday, to cal
me WORKERS sogethsr. One hundred haads
asP tpeFa emplo1eds EettiBg rsady fol
manufsetazsnG ooeeoA gcods.
Two thousaad nsshanics a. without en-
Pscymens ~ hsuE8 New Jersey Probably
nah tnat HumbG e< hborers are also look
sn& sef Wosess-xs. - rslys-v.--- .--.-.s-- s---
THm BrickIages Union of AIsxundris
Va. thavs dstsrIHlnsd upon "a 80 a. days
wages bof nrsf44@ workman. and e1e per
snonssnd, g! maeerlai included - the price
lor hying 49,
TIN Loudpu r. kuyauh sueuest. ~ H..
PRODUCTION Of the msnuficturs Of beet roc /.
sugar into ireland i'm order TO create nesr
industry and 70 promote the profitable cul-
tivataOn OF the sol
THx workingmen Of Lowell have. bv THAR
votes, placed one Of their own men I'M tn
st2se legislature yby o united action they
might have sent more, but they woke up too
late, and found themselves outwitted BY
crafty Politc'ans-
TIE Ushiornia legislature recentIy passed
law that any pssson compelling minors in
their employ 10 Work more than eight hours
day, shall Be seemed guilty Of misde-
A's 80
AANUrAcruMEa u gradually extending to
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Our BaItimere Friends.

We assure our friends in the Mo- umental
City that the working men Of the West re-
gard with unfeignsi delight he bold and
uneawpromiang measures recently adopted
By their Maryland brethren And il success
should crown their efforts, the loudest hug
zas win come from the prairiss Of Illinois.
We rejoice to know that they have now an
able and Jealous advocate in their midst
The Peoples Weekly, and trust they will ex-
tend to It 9 hearty and generous support.
We felt assured when we learned that our
respected and esteemed friend, Mr.. Gathers,
had embarked in the enterprise, and thrown
bis party predictions to the dogs, that ere
long cheering accounts would be he'd from
Baltimore. and IN these anticipstions we
have not been disappointed.
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wroneed them h any mannaf Ne skan u
.xasy aaPRy semekea ipll and hoaamblp ~
traction. =
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for valuable documents received. We shall
avail ourselves Of the invitation to refer at
length to these publications in future Issue.
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For the Forty second Annual Report Of
. School Committee Of tie city Of Lowell;
hr.GssH. Hayward. Of Boston s.-,- --"---
.ure delivered beFe
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FROM IOWA.

McuhEsoR, Iowa, March 4, 1865.
10 the Editor OF the woArIEoHIE', A,.o..,,
foor paper No. 81 bas Just come n
hand, and has got the true ring 70 it. Bv ali
means hold q convention aud nominate !
presidential candidate. General Cary suits
me exactly, on the platform * thc National
Labor Reform Parry. 1t will DO more than
all else to call attention 70 our principles for
eFI-~ paper in the land must refer 10 il
several times before the year Il out; polit,-
clans must heed and fear it, aud the people
viii wake up to il, and finally vote Il victo-
rious- Hoist ut the mast head of your paper.
for President, General Samuel F. Cary, the
soldiers, the woman's, the work ingman's.
and the colored mans friend, and the enemy
Of corruption and reputation Of The robbery
OF labor for the benefit Of bloated capitaL Of
unequal taxation and class Legislation, and
the friend Of the eight hour system, and Of
intelligent frsemen.
Every vote have polled since twentY-one
years Of age has been against negro slavery.
| was one Of sixteen in the city Of New
Haven who voted for j. G. Brney, FOR Presi-
dent, twenty-eight years ago. Before God.
pledged myself then, and many times
since. that rs soon rs slavery was aboI she'd
Ia the South, woald work and vote for tie
freedom Of the white man, and an men and
women from hiring slavery and bondage. to
the accursed seishness Of The money power.
Last fall would not vote; it was shard
money Democracy on one side, and Repub-
lican national bank bond holding swindle on
the other.
am unable to leave home, but let those
Mo az. hs-ssG c. SD razaiRafs . Es1sE-...
mans candidate, and stick by the cause
l through every discouragement, and ia the
end victory will be ours.
/ Only nine Of US attended a convention in
the city Of Hartford, c., in lS4l, and organ
lied the Liberty Party in that State By
nominating full State ticket, and We had
the satisfaction OF seeing, IN q very few
years, one of those candidates become
Speaker OF the House, and another Lieu
tenant Governor. The cali for that conven-
| ton was signed by three hundred voters, and
/ the names sent in, in answer 10 the letters Of
\ two young workmen, q tailor and q saddler,
who were bound to vote for the right though
the heavens fell
I Don't fail to call convention At once, and
when you NEST 20 for q legal tender u. s.
government currency, and universal suffrage.
and we'll eventually win. This IL an old
mans counsel. Weare governed by n legal
and military artist crscy lawyers and IaiH-
tary officers hold the principal ofices) for
the benefits OF European decendants, Now
let Workingnen Of all classes and nation
alities enjoy IN our to be glorious Republic
full and equal rights. Yours truly,
| "A Co-LABoRMR-
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&At<@ s64~M AAsooeb Nv
- 6olns idea of the inn
1e Of Crest Britain,
- whole product Of the
aigh coal regions. from the
fhe trade in 1890 TO 1867
lof AZ years, oply exceeds
Of England. Ireland and
1891, Al - the following
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BLIND BRErLEs --A. Chs. Lespes has pub
lishsd memoir on cOlsoptera inhabiting
caves. He examined specimens belonging to
Eve distinct families Of beetles taken from
leaves, and was unable 90 discover even rudi-
meDtary eyes In any OF them. The optic
nerve appears 10 be undevelOped ihe core.
bral gangIia lie parallel 70 each other, and
have the form OF two simple oval bodies ike
those found Ia certain blind lsrva which,
when fully deyelopsd, do possess eyes. The
absence Of eyes ia these beetles, a. well aa
IN ne Rshes of the Kentucky cave, which
Hive I'm q world OF darkness, indicate "a ar
rest or development caused entirely by ear
tsrnal conditions. ----
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*
Nol1inEnsn mpst pvc.sss thsnsslvss By
eereReaaliEs sabr: aepiasE 90 saurssohina
powers 81 capital
Thsss efforts, in giving - w6skingmen
the pars Of their labor that d nov Lost 10
tAsm--.Aat gees into oth~ hand4 mn se-
lcsrs shsm In dss tine the in1spssdenss and
4 msansaof stady whish win 6nabls chem 70
lsompeehepd ths juss relslions q oapisal and
labor, and the msans Of osganfsiae sheir
relations into Law.
This, reader. Il the ontrsgs sought to be
perpetrsted by the Labor Reform Party.
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KEEP THE BALL ROLLING.
We have received the following in Response
to the suggestions in our last, regarding the
Sonination u Gcus 6azys ~ sn inaspsn-
dent eandidats: nnHr Maiss 5
MnwAUrrx. March 1. isss.
To TIA RaisE Of the WoakwemAns AproeAza
was much pleased with the article In yousl
lssl issne under the head Of Ia it Expedisat,
as am Grrniy Of the opinion, with yourself, thai
with Gen. Cary ~ our candidate and The Labor
Platform our principles, ve could sweep the
northwest 40 with whlrlsipd- have spoken
10 sever Of my associates "a thi subiect, and
they al agree with me. Keep the bah rolling.
and Wisconsin viii do her snare
An CAB susscnnRR.
Well, friend, VIC mean to keep Il rolling
and feel confident that the mechanics Of MI
wAakee will contribute their quota in such .
contest We assure yoo, that ths farmsE of
the northwest are ripe for The: movement,
and although We do not desire to parade the
tact before the public, should such q step be
perfected, we have the assurance Of support
from some Of the most prominent and infiu-
entail men in the country. We are Dosl
among those, however, who care 90 much
shout present success. A be0innias mast be
made; and il the principles upon which that
beginning is made are souDi, SUCCESS is s,rs
to JolIOac.
The Labor Reform Movement IN Dayton.
AZ announced in our last, Labor Reform
Ticket has been placed in the teld in Day
ton, Ohio. The nominations include can
didates for mayor, justice Of the reace, and
councilmen and assessors in each ward. The
EOrkm0n's appeal, in speaking Of the posi-
tions of the several candidates, saws:
0ae thing we desire to fairly impress upon the
minds Of all, pamely, that there Ia neither a
Democrat OF Republican on our ticket. When
the candidates accepted the nominations they
laid as,de their old party nantes and avoWed
allegiance to the principles OF the Labor Reform
party. Shall the principles Of this party
party whose watch-Word 10 Good % ell, Evil to
none'-fail when brought in conHict with the
batteries of those partisan organizations which,
having outlived their day and generation. are Of
no more benefit TO the country; or shall CURE
be that glorious triumph which should crown
all earnest efforts for the amelioratio-. Of she
condition Of the whole people,
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BstimAtsd God Preduetisn o. TIE voss lcs 600 900
AMRAs or fHR COAL FIELDS or sHB UNIrED
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X aae.zg Ssss7s Essaa9a itsi -
81 b SHb sha
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oHN4s' SATURDAY. MARCH !. 1865.
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eaSA = IA Eaa NW ss'ls - s III
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KEEP THE BALL ROLLING

We xereceised the following in Response
to the suggestions in our last, regarding the
soninstion cf Gcus 6asys ~ On indspsn-
dent eAndidAte: nr Esis 5
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against ahy and all acts of theirs. .z-s
Sealed proposals. win be received at the Office Of
'ne company in New Orleans No GO Canal street, IN
al the first day of September next. at twelve clock
M the company ressrving the right of rejecting
any or all bids. f-r-a
For particu ar information apply to
Q. P. LEvERIcH,
President Bank of New York.
JOSEPH c. BUTLER,
President Lafayette Bank, Cincinnati, Ohio.
CHARLES PARSONS,
O@sh'er State Savings Association, st. Louis Mo.
GEORGE sTURGIs.
PRESIDENT Northwestern Natioral Bank, Chicago,
Illinois, or to the undersigned,
HfeFto A. B. sEGER. President.
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SHRRIFF,S SALES.


City Of New Orleans VS.. WetmOre IS
Lewis.
GIXTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR,
y leans, No. 2l,666-By virtue of a writ of feri
Iacias to me directed by the Honorable the Sixth
entitled cause will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
Royal street, be Canal and Customhouss
streets, in the Second District of this city on SAT-
URDAY, July Is, 1865 at II o'clock M the following
described property
Situated in assessment district No. in the square
bounded by Dupre Gayoso, Venus, and Shell Road,
onshah of two-ffths of square, assessed at $3.50,
according assessment rolls of 1866, deposited in
the Treasurer 8 Office of this city.
Seized in the above suit
TeTms-CRsh on the spot.
GEORGE W. AVERY.
jel6 80 jyls Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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CITY of-Rew Orleans vs. G. w. Lewis.

City Of Nevv Orleans We. c. W. Lewis.
EOURTH DISTRICT OOURT OF NEW Or.
IT leans No lss76.-By virtue OF 3 writ Of hell
faefas 70 ne directed BY the Honorable the Fourth
District Court OF New Orleans - the above entitled
eaasa, / will proceed to sell ct pablo auction, 81
fho MeTehants and Auctioueel1 Exchange. Hoyal
street between Canal and Custonhouse streets. in
he Second DISTRICT Of this city, On SATURDAY
Iuly M iee9. at y O'Clock d. -
A0RRTxiN LOT OF portion Of Ground situated
in the nth assessment distEios in square No, ca
esiEsd q the above suit
TaFas-Oash on the gpot.
GkORGE W. AVERY
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eitj 0rIEaHs gEpnbIifats.
ECIAL JOURNAL Of IHE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
TO JUPITER PLUvIUs.
BY wATER,LoGeED ENROLLING CLERK.
a Dry.adieaI DIrEe.


Pluvius, Pluvius, what do you mean,
Why can't you behave as decent God
ought-er?
troubled with damp hydrocephalic spleen
that's nolreason why you should souse us
with water.
show small respect to the gods here
below
y shutting them up with your muddy old
liquid; rs
TOu by the laws they are making should
go,
they'd soon let you see you could not act
so wicked.
FLAPS you're a Democrat? No. If you
were, 'E.. He
be PiCayuae, wise and so meteorological,
uld give timely warning, la Times, cry
"Beware!n
nd not drop on us thus so hodgico-
podgical.
haps you're Radical? Yes you must be,
here's large bill of rights in that beau.
tiful shower;
eats all alike, and tits easy to see
here is promise of good in its bountiful
power.
may spoil a few hats and wet few
dresses,
ut it's good for the crops. and it's good
for the health,
fields will rejoice, the trees wave their
tresses,
bid the State again blossom with promise
of wealth.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE CHIEF CoMS1IssARY OF SUBSISTENCE
Fifth Military District !
New Orleans. La, July IT, ls6e
CEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE ARE
y invited till the twenty seventh day of July 1853
tof furnishing the United States Subsistence De-
paTtment with the following stores. viz
tor supplying the United States Subsistence De-
pArtment with all the POTATOES that may be re-
qnrea foE the use Of the General Depot at New Or
leans tor the remainder of the year 1853.
ne PetAtoes TO be of the first quality and to be
uehvered from time to time as required.
Bios VII state the price per h. The packages will
De REQUIRED 70 De OF good quality, and headlined.
Payments will be made monthly
Inc above articles to be Of the very best quality
ana put up IN superior packages and to be delivered
az the Anchor Press in this city within twenty days
after the opening of the bids 80
No bids will be received from nerties who have
failed TO comply with their enescements
with any branch of the government.
Proposals to be addressed to the UNDERSIGNED ana
marked Proposals" -4
A. BEOKWITH
jyl7 Ct Brevet Mai. Gen. and @. s., o. s. A.
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CITY OF New orleans We. widow F. t.

City OF New Orleans vss Widow f. Il.
Martinez.
I1OURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
leans No 10 930.By virtue OF writ of eri faeiss
to me directed by the Honorable the Fourth District
Court of New Orleans in the above entitled cause,
will proceed to sell at public auction. at the Mer
chants and Auetioneers' Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
Second District of this city, on SATURDAY, July
Is, 1853 at Y O'Clock NJ
l. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROAfND situated
in the Third District of this CITY in the square No.
4ss, and bounded by st. Anthony, Anthonia, Mars
and UrqahArt streets
q 4 CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND situated in
the Third District of this city, in the square No.
60l, and bounded by Esplanade Kerlefeo, Marais.
and Where streets
Seized in the above suit.
GEORGE W. AVERY,
jel6 30iyls Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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RITUAL Holy GHosT.n-Mrs. wits
Charged t0tth Murder. I'VE gave few
go full particulars of an affidavit fled
n Fourth District Recorder Jack
gainst Mrs. Willis, or rather Mrs.
berger, for that is her present name,
ng her and her husband with murder,
pg accessory before and after the fact.
y oman was incarcerated without bail,
sterday the case was taken up,and the
III being defective and informal, was
ped, for the purpose, perhaps, of al
a new one to be made, although
a estimony had been taken. The young
bin Leidinger at once made another
and the parties were rearrested, the
I'D, however, being admitted to bail in
N The crime charged is said to have
= Committed In 1866, and is not Of such
acter as would startle one with hor-
Had not Judge Jackson possessed an
ted sum Of patience and decision he
have been set crazy with the intri-
OF this case, not TO mention an end
dgering of counsellors, two of them
sntly demanding that he allow both
Fused 10 be admitted to bail, although
Arge was murder, and they even drew
pn him to show that they were cor.
p However, the court acted wisely, and
disposed Of the case for the present
Ve stated. The suit attracts conBidera-
ention, and the accused, Mrs. Willis,
10 akeleton, must feel like melting as
at the bar, or bides her time in a
z weight net being under $50 pounds.
"A sged that all these crimes laid ct her
ere committed BY the undue infiu
he possessed through spiritualism
Ae other parties.
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OFFICE CHIEF QuARrERAHAsTFR, ,
Fifth Military District.
New Oriaaus Ia fnlx5 IN Ipec

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMABTFB
Fifth Military District,
New Orleans, La, July TO- 1853
CEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL,
~ be received until Il oc clock. noon, on MONDAYs
the tenth day OF August, 1868. for furnishing the
tluartermaster Department at San Antonio with
twenty THOUSAND t20,0c0 bushels CORN in sacks.
BARLEY.
All bids TO furnish the above must be for good,
merchantable, sound, shelled Corn Oats, or Barley,
subject to the inspection of the receiving officer
Delivery to commence the first of September,
1893 and to proceed at the rate of not less than one
third Of the whole amount per month, and in such
quantities to keep the post continuously Supplied
at such rate.
Satisfactory evidence of the solveucy Of each bids
der and person offered security Will be reouired
Inc right TO reject any or all bids that may be
Proposals must be plainly indorsed PROPOSALS
for Corn, and addressed to Brevet Brigadier Gen.
Texas, at Austin, Texas.
By command of Brevet Major General r. &c.
CHAS. H. TOMPKINS,
hreFeb bf1g. Zen. and Chief QuartermAster.
tint
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THE LONG CHARGE. Lieutenant Mad.
hnd his specials, Madden and Dumas,
locked up Dennis Haggerty, Joseph
~, and William Little, alias Sullivan,
be long charge. What is especially
ged we do not know, but Little was
ted in the Fourth District stationhouse
the others had been confined, and
in boisterous mood, and full of big
5, which he emptied out on the Lieu
pt, was accused of raising an undue
rbance in the place. The speed with
b he went into cell must have mad c
cad swim. The trio go to the Parish
n for thirty days.
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city OfNew Orleans VS.. w gilmore q Lewis
CIxTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
y leans, No. 2 66s-By virtue of writ of eyi facas
to me directed By the Honorable the Sixth DiltEet
Court of New Orleans in the above entitled cause,
will proceed to sell at public auction. at the Mers
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in the Sec
ond District of this city, on SATURDAY, July ls.
1858, at IL O'Clock, M.
The following described property situated in as
sessment district No. 2, in the square bounded By
fourth Of two tths of the square Assessed at $3.50
Treasursr's office of this city.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot. -f
GEORGE w. Ay cry
jel6 30lylS Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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MISREPRESENTATION.

MISUNDERSTANDING
PY MONTGOMERY BROS. a CO.,
- u; u. montgomery, Auoti0neer-Wiu be sold G9
SATURDAY, July ls. 1858. at IL O'Clock, at Old
Auction Mart. No. 81 Damp street.
A general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNE
IURE, such as Rosewood, Mahogany, and Walnut
Bedsteads. Bureaus, Armoirs, Wasbstands Mahoga-
Easy Chairs, Marble Top Centre Tables, Marble Top
Sideboards, Extension Tables Velvet and Brussels
Uarpets, French Plate Mirrors, Mattresses, Engray.
ings, Paintings, Cooking Stoves and Utensils etc.,
being the contents OF several well furnished hcuseA
ALSO
A large invoice Of Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood
Seat Chairs. etc,
TEBAdB-OaEh. ans
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lel6 30iylI
city of New Orleqn. vs.. wetmOre, Lewis

q Hodges
CIxTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
y leans, No. 2,6l2.-By virtue of writ Of teri
facias TO me directed by the Honorable the Sixth
District Court Of New Orleans in the above entitled
cause will proceed to sell at public auction 81 the
Merchants and Anctioneers Exchange, ROYAL
street. between Canal and Customhouse streets, in
the second District of this citys on SATURDAY
July 10, 1855 at u O'Clock NJ;
L A Certain One-qaarter Square of GROUND.
bounded by White, Shell Road, Dupre, and Nenu5s
2. Certain one-quartsr Square Of GROUND
bounded by Gayoso, Saleedo, AElea, and Yenua,
according TO assessment roll Of 1886, deposited IN
the Trehsurer's office of this city.
Seized in the above suit
GEORGE W. AVERY.
iele Njyls Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans