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GREEN d ELDER
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
q Commercial Plaza

We have constant demand for Dwelling Store and Vacant
City Properly also for Country Place around tbs city and
the Persons wishing 70 ell Invited
place property in hsnds make charge
unIees sale ID effected
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SHEMDAN's LAST RrDB.-Some very pleasant
society gossip reaches us from Albany in relation
TO the romantic engagement Of Major Gen. Phil.
Sheridan. The young lady to whom rumor says
he is engaged is Mss Grace II N, a beautiful
young lady of Albany, the Kuickerbocker city on
the Hudson. We learn that she was to have been
married very soon TO DR.. Il. HI, a well known
physician of that city. Not long since she was
sitting before her drawing-roOm window, richly
dressed, when a carriage drove leisurely by, 10
which were seated two rather distinguished look.
itg men. One OF these was Gen. NJ. but the other
gentleman was unknown TO the lady. The un-
known one gazed at Miss HIS lovely face with
great admiration, however, and, II seems, insisted
on alighting with Gen. NJ, and entering the house
with him, where he begged an introduction. His
wishes were gratifed and Miss II. was presented
TO Gen. Sheridan. His agreeable impressions
were strengthened, and in the evening he repeated
his call. The general soon became so attentive
to Miss Grace that her former lover, DR.. H., ven
tured to demonstrate with her. She assured the
doctor that so distinguished a son of Mars was to
be preferred TO a disciple OF HiDpocrates and by
mutual consent their engagement was broken, the
gallant doctor acknowledging the situation, aud
gracefully surTendering. few evenings later
Gen. Sheridan and Miss II. appeared at the gov
ernor's reception, when their engagement was
publicly announced. At least this is the way the
story runs IN the fashionable circles.
New York Mail.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing syrup, Tor
Children TeethDg greatly facilitates the OF teething
BY sosnng the gums refusing all inaamasion-win aay
Pain and spasodie action and regulaie the bowels
Depend upon IT, Mothers Il win give yourselves ana
efsnd health toyourinazs wehs up and sold this
Gle for years. and confidence and
have been able say any other medneNeyer
failed In sin nstsneet effect Cure when ~ used
Never did know CT dissatisfaction BY any
Who used IT. On the contrary all delighted ope-
ration, and speak Of communication Of its magical
secs and medical virtues We speak In this "Whst
We do know" after Of experience and pledge
every instance where the infant suffering pain and
oauston relief win be fund in 6neen twenty
sfier the syrup is sdIrinistere..
Full directions for using will accompany each bottla Be
and call for x winslOws Soothing syrup, having the
INC smile Of Perkinsn the outside wrapper All
others base limitations
Sold by Druggists throughout the world Price only IS
cents per Bottle
ofces-2l5 Fulton street, New York; EOS High HOiborn
London, England 81 st. Paul street. Montreal. Canada
BARNES, WARD CO, Agents,
"a Magazine street. New Orleans, La
lint heIOr's Hair Dye-This splendid
Dye; harm rea lie instantanesu; ridiculous tnts
remedies The III effects Of bad dyes nvgoraes and leaves the
Hair soft and beautiful Black Brozn. Sold by all Dug
sts and Peum and properly spoiled at BateheOrs Wig
Fac ory. No. l6 Bond street. New York
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EcOSomcAL BEDAL orrrrr.-A bridegroom's
Tdal

An irrepressible boy Of five years, who was
sways compelled 20 keep quiet on Sunday, hay-
ing grown ineXpressby weary towards the close
OF a Sabbath day. frankly and honestly ap.
preached hs excellent bat rather Oyerstriet
iatber, and rrsvely said: 'Ps, let's have little
spiritual fun.m This was too much not only for
the gravity, but also for the slrictness of the
father, and for once he "let mater caper Till
bedtime.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-23

A thief who had entered and searched a gen.
tleman's house in Pensacola, without finding any
thing of value TO carry of, dropped new beaver
hat and q ten dollar greenback OF his own in the
garden attached TO the house. A thrifuess thief.
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" ENTUCKH sTATE
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
MURRAY, EDDY q .MANAaERs
uAPITAE FxIzE-sso.0o0.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY FoR The RENKYn
OF SHELBY COLLEGE.
GLASS B. TO BE DRAWN At oovINaToN XII,
Friday. january 3ist, 1855

APPROPRIATIONS PRIMES:
approximation prises of $50 each TIRE nine
asinng units Of the Of the number
drawing the $4,000 prize H1l0
approximation prizes of S25C each for the nine
naming units Of the ten Of the number
drawing the $40 0O0 prize ............ 1Eo
Approximation prizes OF $500 each for the nine 70
naming units Of the ten Of the nuubrr
drawing the 5000 prize sre................. ,6W
approximation prizes Of $50 each FOR the mine
naming units Of the ten Of the number
drawing the 5000 prize are................. SO
. approximation priscs Of 500 each for the nine
naming units of the ten OF the number
drawing the 5000 prize sre..... ~
. approximation prizes OF 500 each for the nj De
naming units Of the ten Of She number
drawing the 5000 prize 10
26l approximations OF $50 each for the nine naming
units Of the same ten o. thd number drawing the
tlUDprues are. iauu
7SS prEes amounting to....
whole ticksts sz; Halves 81 ouarse IS; Eghhs q %.
Prizes payable In full without deduction.
Orders Tickets this splendid scheme win be carefully
answered by return mall and the drawings sent With
.nstion o. the result Of each Investment soon 90 The
arriving ovs: address
OHAs 4 HOWARD. Licensed Dcaicr
Corner Camp and Common Streets
Boz 500 Post Orce New Orleans
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The Board Of Directors have declared dividend OF nfser
dollars share tne Stockholders said dividend to be
placed TO the credit Of unpaid stock account They have
further resolved six interest the outstand
Of Scrip to the holders thereof and after
this date
The Company continues insure against the pes Of the
tseas rivers damage by Are the rates Of
premium, and twenty-five per cash to parties
insurng.
DIRYcroRs-J. u. Elmer, A. Chiapela, ". Ogden, r
v Adams y J. Fernandez A Coutn, j. GOldstein Saloy
L F. Generes W B Sehmidt q. Kohn, J. A Seignourst,
John l. Adams, Victor Burths, @. Blanchin.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-23

THE BEST WATER WHEEL
Is LkFFEL's PArKST DOUBLE AMERICAN
Turbine,
POOLE a HUNT,
zaitinOre. Nd.
Send fer Circular.
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EveTy paron obalns aicl 0y his arrangement Costing
$40 while may be worth loo Nc partially shown
We wish immt dats y dis Of the above magnificent
Stock Certificates naming the articles placed in sealed
envelopes well mixed Holders entitled ces
naued their Certificate nPon payment Of Ten Dollars.
whether Il be Watch worth 81 0O worth less The
certificates entities the article
named thereon upon irrespective Of Its worth and
article valued less than $40 Is named certificate
viii Al once be that this Is Nd LOTTERY, but
sightfcrd legitimate which be participated
IN BY the ne fastidious
snge certificate vii be sent By mail post paid upon re-
eept OF = cents i've for 81 eleven for 81 thythree aud
elegant premium Tor IS sixty aud ysrabs premium
tor $40, hundred and superb watch for SIS To
Agents, those wishing mpcyment this oppor-
tuny. II is lestmatey ed business duls h5r
the and the scrutiny
Try "a WRIGHT, BIO Ct, 1npo-tsrs
15l Broadway. New Yorf.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-23

EACTs . Messrs. N. Kisfsr 4 Hosnde-, No. ass
Poydras Manufacturers OF the faakon BtterB:
cent emen-l examined the patent that granted
ycr by Z. Government for mar uctuDg the Mslakon
Bitters and the Ingredients employed compound
vel eenateo excite snd kes In good ordr the digestive
organa bed aid Bters several tmes and in
every had occasion 70 acertan their beneficial
effect remain, gentlemen. respectfully. your most
have examined the patent bold for the o.
Nalakoh Bers and md nothing In the Ingredients thereof
taken in nordinsse quantities Indeed n9thiag bat .
cordial aromatic bitter \. A. SMITH, M D.
Your Nslsioa Bitter, which have examined. do not
Ingredients injurious health and be
mended to those who are IN want OF gDsd tonc
Yours, ". SCHUBERT, n II.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-23

WATCnEs............... WATCHES
$1,000, OOo In Watches
For sale on the popular oNE-PR-CE PLAN giving evy
Patron HANDSOME and RELIABLE ArCH,
For the Low Price q TEN DOLLARS,
without Regard Value,
And not TO be PAID FOR Unless Perfectly Satisfactory
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sTArE OF LOUISIANA,
Peish CT Orleans, CITY Of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me. this l4h day Of Jan
uary, 1867. PARIS CHILDRESS,
Second Justice fthe Peace.
The Board Trustees have resolved pay per cent in
cash, all ing Certificates Of scrip to the legal
holders thereof and after the second Tuesday OF February
next; end they have further
Rssoved That in view Of the depreciation OF the Assets Of
he Company the Scrip issues Of the yesrss5 1852 1860
1861 be and the hereby called ia n accordance with
the quiremsnts Of the Charter for reduction twenty
per each ISSUE and that the said Seps shall be
rendered fer reduction of the annual interest
declared by sresOution Of this Board adopted this day.
ALFRED NOULTON, President
WM. N. PERKINS, Vice President
A. W. HUNTER Secretary.
Trustees:
z. X CONVERSE, b. p ETHBLL,
ROBERT HARE, JOS. N. lSENHoUR
Jos. BOY, J. LUDwIGsEN,
ALFRED MOULTON, A. H. MAY,
NJ. ALLEN, JOHN T. MOORE,
JOHN C. ROGERS W. C. ToMPKINS.
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AUCTION SALES.

depth the line Of and loo feet4 inches and lines
in depth the line Of lot 10 measures 70 feet
width IN ths ssar ~ IS 1910 ,cess M No. =, 800
the line lot No g and lg feet 5nches and lines depth
the line Of lot No IL Lot No II % fet7 inches
rear BY ll9 feet inches and lines In depth line
lot No TO- and 1872 feet inches lin the
Inc Of lot No Il Lot No ~ forms the Of Water and
on Water street Is feet In width in the 1872
Get inches aud lines In depth the line Il lot No H. aud
Lot No Is front by
loo feet ana inches in depth, between parallel lines Lot
and measures 26 ieet inches front New Lsvee
street. 6 eet7 inches in width by 100 feet IN
sivey feet inches front on New evee
$ f%o LCfs OF Or: IND forming n9'' the whole Of
Water and St. james Lot No feet
inches and haes font Water ls9 inches
ches and lines in width in the rear and on the line Of lot
No Lot No measures IS feet inches front Water
street. 50 ieet front New Levee street by 6 inches
Tires deep the line Of lot No l. and % feet inches
lines in depth and front on st James street.
nS- TERHs CONDITIONS SALE-One-sourth OF tn
price Of Adjudication cash in legal currency OF the United
states and the balance In equ nstslmsuts maturing at
three and years from the day OF sale repre-
seDted by the purchasers
and by them ndorsed barring nteres' at tie rate Il
sad to be secured by special gage and vendors
privilege the property sold; the act Of mortgage TO
legal proceedings collect the notes
them the said divided into coupons II
amount may be necessary to effect division between tbs
The acts e sale and United States in erns stamps
att ehed at The expense Of the purchasers bsf h.
Dibbl,, Esq, City Notary.
B-The interest of the city Of New O the
described property being ONE-HALF purchasers will have
CITY CURRENCY in whoe part, to the extent of the
said interest of the city.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-29

hR. WAsHBURSE's YOTE.-Mr. Washburne, of
Illinois, (Gen. Grants especial representative on
the floor Of the House, rose yesterday ami
stated that he had voted "sye =" on the recon.
strucuon, OF Grant dictator hill and was sur.
prised that It had not been so recorded. The
speaker ordered the vote 10 be so recorded.
All we have 10 say about this is, that several of
the sharpest observers 10 the galleries reporters
for the independent press) were closely watching
the honorable members vote on the bill, beey.
ing that II would possess peculiar political sig.
nihcance, in view of his special relations to Gen.
Grant, and three gentlemen affirm positively that
Mr.. Washburne did not vote on the passage of
the bill, but went into the cloak room. Possibly
their eyes and ears mised them. but the fact that
the genteman's name does not appear on the list
N the Congressional Globe, nor in the report of
the Associated Press, nor any other newspaper
list, nor on the House record, shows that many
careful observers are not able to keep the run Of
a sagaclous and sdroit politician. II is really
very strange that so many persons should have
been mistaken; and the fact will hereafter weaken
our faith both in the House journal and the Con.
gressional Globe, aud even Ia Mr.. Washburne
himself.-GNational Intelligencer, 25th.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-29

An English newspaper tells Of circumlocution
IN the British war office. 1t says there is tradi-
ton, said TO be historical concerning a clerk in
the war once who once wanted q peg wherein to
hang his hat To save the expense OF A carpentsr
he applied for hammer and nail with which 10
drive II in himself. Six months past before he re.
ceived any answer TO his request, and be had long
ago set up peg of his own, when a special mes,
senger OF the Tower arrived in Pail Mall with
hammer sent 70 him at last through the medium
OF numbeTless acquisitions and authorizations
At the same time he was informed that it was not
the province Of the Tower officials to supply nails.
but that these would come TO HIM from Woolwich,
and after q few months further waiting thew
really did arrives pound Of nails. brought bv a
great ambulance wagon, with its half dozen horses
and its dozen attendants.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-29

Harper's Weekly contains, with full psge T.
lustraton, a poem by John r. Thompson,
founded upon an affecting incident-the freezing
to death Of alitte Italian lad, by the side of his
harp. seated on the steps of a Fifth avenue mar
sion, which occurred the night before the last of
the old wear,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-29

EOk eALF-REAL EsrATB-SEvERAL HUN
erea CotOn aad Sugar Plantations located In the best
Rooos OF ne cotton and growing States Also hce
Onnge Orchards, aud large bodies Of valuable
toer lsnds Also large variety of city and suburban
perry Improved and unimproyed in the torn Of residences
stores Hunding lots and favorable Parties
Wishing 20 invest viii do call examine proBer-
ties stler Gard Real Estate Agents, No IS cxondsei
stree OrleanA
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-29

Hon. VIM. l.. Hodge, who died on Wednes-
day in Washington, was once editor of the Com
mereial Bulletin in this city. he was assistant
secretary Of the treasury under General Taylor's
administration.
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Garibaldi sdmires Whittier.

Napoleon has half recognized Francis II, ex.
king Of Naples, and the latter hopes to be restored
to his throne. He now maintains certain royal
state in Rome.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-29

IL the water in which potatoes are cooked is
saved and boiled down, it stifiens black calicoes
as well as any starch, and"saves them from the
dusty and smeared look they so often have. So
says the Louisville Courier.
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VALUABLE BUILDING Lors on CANAL srAEEr
BY G.. DE FERRET,
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY ISM, Isss. &c 1
AucuoNEER-Omoe 81 Ro,M

AUCuoSRR-Ofice 81 Roy al street.
TUESDAY. February I8th, 1898, as lie
o'clock at the Merchants Aucioneers' exchange
Royal between Canal CnsOmhouse sire Is by
virtue Of order from the Honorable John Thomas
Judge Of the Second District court Of New Orleans dated
January Is los at public auction the following described
real estaie xii be sold, viz
1Wu lOTs OF GkOUNp. numbered from 10 10 inclu-
sve siHated in the First District Of this city
bounded by Canal, Bernadotte. ST Patrick Gtsqnet
streets Saidlots contiguous front Canal street
measure follows:
Lot No % front street. % feet on
tie line by deptl between e lines Of los
inches AID 6ines and form the Of Canal aud
rick
lOts Nos two three four FIVE SIX sevcn eight nno
each % feet front Canal IS feet
rear line by depth between parallel lines of Ia Idred
and eight fret ight inches six Ines Los being
OF irregular form 81 feet inches and lines front
Canal treet los feet inches AID lines ia depsh the
line dividing from lot No nine; 32 feet nchas
depth the lire tOvards street.
inches the liEe. TIE whole according n plan
crawn, the 23d April 1867 by Pau U. BOudonsque,
architect
70 RNs-0ne third cash and the balance credit Of
and two the by special and
vendou lien and bearing gh per cent interest per
rom the day Of sale unl final In If jldi d
proceedings for the 81 the mount of u1pad
n purc sseT wall be required 30 pay tive per ATTORNEYS
commissions he recovered pHrch aser will
required 20 assume the payment Of the taxes for the
year, l66S
Act Of Sa wits u internal revenue st.nts attached
before Armand Pitot Jr, notary pubc plrehasrs ex
pense.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-29

The Fejee islanders sent whales tooth to Mr..
Seward, to be kept if the treaty be ratified. This
tooth was simply the representative OF an in.
deHture.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-29

The Feejee islanders were guilty of very
naughty (caD conduct in eating Mr.. Stewards
sailors.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-29

Conspicuous among the fashion sensations in
New York was ball given on the 2lst at Del
monico's by Mrs. Henry Rutgers R. msen to intro
duce young daughter into society.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-29

Right Rev. Baraga, bishop of Marquette, Michi-
gan, died on the 10th. He was a model OF every
Christian, sacerdOtsl and episcopal virtue.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-29

An old gentleman in Louisville street car,
which was crowded with passengers, noticed that
only thirteen paid their fare.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-29

New York consumes 10000 bottles Of mineral
water daily at this season.
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AUCTION SALES.
J. B. WALTON G. DESIONDs'S SALES.

ONE NEW ROSEWOOD PIANO.
ROSEWOOD. MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT
FURNITURE, CARPETS. CURTAINS, GLAssw ARE,
ETC., BY AUCTION. ON ACCOUNT OF DEPART
URE
BY j. Is. WALTON e. DEsLONDF,
J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer,
Office No. a Carondelet street.
WEDSEsDAY Jan. 70, beginning at II
w O'Clock the premises, No II epe street.
tween Pytania and Co Streets without will be
sold
The entie contents Of said dwelling consisting part
Rosewood Mahogany and Black Walnut Parlor Bedroom
Dningroom al and Kitchen Furniture Brussels and
Carpets, curtains, Glass Crockery Wares Books
cravings etc. etc, all in first order and sold
count Of departure.
One new, seven octave square ROSEWOOD PIANO from
a celeb rated factory
A9- TKEMs-t ash in u S. Treasury notes
n e.The delivery Of the Furniture will Ike place imms-
diatey Hfter the sale.
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Monthly ether day, " Be
charged tws-thirds the shove rates.
rt Fourth monthly Advertisements zach square
- per month
Transient Advertisements having the Of he paper FIRST
lnsssn q 20 per sQsArs; each 7scsns
80 square.
FIRST page Advertisements, sAoe n
ssrtion, 81 80 per square
Advertisements inserted 81 ntsrv,s toss srged
each insertion
Regular Advertisers Who advertise srssy shall De allowed
aoh discount from above 1smsd transient rates be
upon povt5 that IN shan sueA dlsoeun
ssss B per cent.
charged soesns
Aes per line each insertion
All TRANSIENT advertisements be Pad fer in advance
An Advertisements marked for any specified numbe Of
Insertions win be pubhsdsx times and charged accordingly
Al oils With regssr advertisers shall be rendered noAthy
asquare the spsee sccupisd BY ter Inc. ssld aSss
TIE WEEKLY CFSESOERT
70 published svery Saturday morning Subscription, IS
in advance; haysGry and asartery, rates,
Single copies 10 cents
Rates Of AdvertissnKI
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-29

Mr.. Seward. in exchanging sailors for Islands,
was only trading of PERSONAL for real" es.
tate.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-29

"Steal mans wife, and be may brook it I;
but keep your hands out of his bree ches pocket"
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-29

The average cost of convicting thieves il Mem
phis is $500.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-29

p. GRIZZLY vs. NRs NJ oRMSLEY-No. ls,
ply VIRTUE of writ OF aerf f..,a.
~ to me directed by the Honorable William HeIesn
econo Justice OF the Peace OF the parish rleans viii
proceed 20 sell al public auction on TUESDAY, ths lth
DelOrd a. d 1ehOuptouas streets = " 80 S'''-'' "a
seiEed in the above entitled sait wa
sS- TKHHs-Cssh In US. Treasury Notes
JOHN C. KuZAC Constable
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Fifty dollarsl sIoat elliptic sewing machine
triumphant. Highest premium Louisiana State
Fair. For sale 81 Canal street.
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IL is said Murdoch proposes a farewell pro-
fessional tour through the principal cities.
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squares. lnopsl ,-oa'n- .n..'A. 'no-'A.. l,.on.n.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 20, 1853.

1t is pleasant TO know that Tiberius Nero was,
up to fifty, an excellent man and soldier.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-29

Mr.. Stewards sailors, having had to give up the
sea, went down the alimentary canal.
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F, FERNANDEZ @ co.'s SALES.
SALE BY CATALOGUE.
,ARGE AMI VARIED SALE WITHOUT ANY
RESERVE
sALB BY CATALOGUE.

LARGE AMI VARIED SALE WITHOUT ANY
RESERVE
FINE ENGLISH GUNS POCKET KNIVES, TABLE
CUTLERY CA .vERs, sHJvELs AND SPADES,
TRACE CHAINS, Log CHAINS, TINvARE, ROPE,
HATCHETs, ETC, ETC.
BIZ f. FERNANDEZ d CO.,
+. FERNASDEz, Aactioneer
s oeoeE q , FsST TH9.GSS Isss
Leyee street. between Bienve and Cusomh0use streets
without any reserve, viii be sold
An extensive and assortment Of Fngh and Amer
can hsS are ,Gnssng n part Of tie following articles;
Oi'r Ames Sons shovels and Spades;
Trace Chains; Log Chains;
Tnware; Pocket Knives;
9aylors BE-. Saws; Padlocks;
Rstors; English Letter Paper;
VIVID Fauce's: Fren,h Irvine:
Solisrs and Harness; Table Knives and Forks
spins Balances; Gum Tubes; axes
Fry rams: icythes;
E FIT Coffee Mills; GGof Il S Ssa9sI;
vanilla Rope Shoe Brushes;
m biacking; Needles etc. etc
The above articles Of late Importation and IN good
CsiSSgues win De ready the day previous to sale
STAR AND BULL HEAD WHITE LEAD; VENETIAN
RED; FRENCH YELLOW OCHRE PATENT
DRYER AND JACKSON YANKEE PLows, WITH
OUT RESERVE
by +. FERNANDEZ d CO.,
p. FERNANDEZ AUcuoSEzR
SATuRDAT, Feb. 4, Is6s. mt 10 o,e,o.k
tween Bis9ve and CustohOase streets without reserve
1000 lbs star White Lead in Is h. patent cans p.ck.d
100 ID; Bull HEAD Whit, Lead in IS h. patent ean,
too Us vene.,sn Red ground in Hn.eed oil, in patent
g sSO9 n; French Yslss oeh,s packed Up a: aS.v.
boz Patent Dyer in assorted