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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23
SHIRTS

Made OF New York Mills Muslin and Linen Fronts
for $50 per Dozen warranted tn fit, at
WYATT Il GARRETT'S,
Gents Furnishing Store,
nov7-lyw %. G21 Market st., Wilmington, Del.
CHOICE COMPETITIONS.
The lovers Of fine CONNECTIONS will find at John G..
Kuhnles really superb assortment OF everything a-
pertaining To the confectionery business. Mr.. Kuhne
was for many years member of the firm Of j. j.
richardson & Co., and his old friends and patrons
would do we'll to notice his removal to his present To-
cation, No. 63s Market street. next door to the
Of Seventh, Philadelphia. aI9-4tw
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MosLEY, TAYLOR & CO..
Successors to Thos. B. Bssson,)
Orange st. 6e2o,o Sirth, Brighrs AlieyJ,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
WOOD TUR ING,
Circular and Ornamental Scroll Saving, House Bras-
ksts, Cabinet and Csrpepters' Turnings, Newsls,
Balusters. Balustrades, Stentiols of all lengths
and sizes bored or solid
Circular Mouldings Turned or Machine Worked ~
desired -Alss, Carriage Wheel Hubs furnished At
abort notice.
s-wANTED-eum Timber, suitable for Carriage
Wheel Hubs Aure-1yw
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Maryland MilitiR.
Baltimore Sun, Il rather mode

Tie Baltimore Sum- rather moderate Demo-
cratic paper, in denying some assertions of the
Washington Chronicle concerning the character
ana object of the Maryland Militia, quotes that
paper and answers ii thus:-
s'sThe purpose of the array is not disguised by
its patrons because there is no need to disguise
it, the purpose being simply TO have a handsome
and well disciplined militia, like some of the
other States"
Surely the Sun must see the absurdity OF q
State In Maryland's financial condition, spending
money for such purpose us this. The Sun is n
sensible commercial paper, devoted especially to
the Interests of business men, taking no stock In
tournaments and the other fuss, feathers and
iinery in which the foolish and unsophisticated
young men of the South waste time, money, and
| muscle that tho crying wants of section demand
should be employed in some more useful manner.
| Hence we do not see how 1t can excuse adding
| to the debt, under which Maryland now staggers,
for the purpose of dressing up n certain part Of
| the young men of the State in as handsome
clothes to play soldier In, las some Weather States
dress up certain OF their young men in for thu
| same purpose.
Maryland cannot afford this; her young mer
cannot afford it; so even If the purposes and aim
of the Maryland militia system be as innocent o
all harm the Sun claims thas they are, there |
still no reason for its existence and strong finan
cial, business, and political reasons why the sys
tenn should be abolished, or, since that cannot b
done Immediately, Wallpapers like the Sun shout
encourage the people to let 1t fall into disuse.
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B. F. WooISTON. A. II. WooLSTON
Woolston & Co.,
Real Estate and Stock Brokers,
5I2 KING STREET,

WILMINGTON, DEL.
Real Estate Circular containing descriptions OF
Delaware MARYLAND and Virginia Lands. City Houses,
Lots, &C., pao.,riv .nohtniy and sent free to any
address.
Public Sales Of Real Estate and Stocks at The
Board Of Trade Rooms, corner Third and Market
streets, ere,y Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
Printed catalogues ready for distribution every
Saturday, feb6-1y-d&w
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23

fS american Aristocracy-Iler Of the Revolu-
tion-lt may be consolation to stuck-np people
whose greatest boast is that they have never engaged
in any useful employment to be told of the fol owing
facts: General Washington was a surveyor and far
mer; Franklin was printer; General Greene was q
blacksmith; Gen. Warren was physician Sumpter
was shepherd; Gems. Marion, Putnam, Allen and
Stark were all farmers, Hancock was a shipping
merchant, Trumbull was artist Arnold, (tlOugh
traitor was brave mtn and good generally was u
bookseller ana druggist Roger Sherman was a sh c.
Maker but whether he made boots and shoes as good
and soil them us cheap those days Is Flani
gen does ut the present day, at the of Sixth
and Market street, We have not been informed, but
hardly think he did,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23

TnE REASON why MIsII Frs HERB BlTTERS
cures go many different diseases, is because 1t IL the
best remedy for u deralgcd stomach, or Dyspepsia
now knowi. and because is invgOrates the entire
system, strengthens The nervous fbres elevatei the
standard OF all the vital forces, and snstnns most
healthfnl tone OF the entire human organism. Med-
cine that will do this will cure any disease. for the
simple reason, that nature will do the rest
we guarantee, that no wSrnan or child, however
pale and emaciated, can use these 3itters regularly
'or twentyone days, without the return of the roy
checks and fair complexion characteristic Of good
health.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
DIR. s. b. HARTMAN C co Propretors, Lancas-
ter, Pa, and Chicago, Illinois
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23

TVyHE OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM
L j. J. RICHARDSON & CO.,
1875 MARKET SRREET. PuILAp'A.
IL the largest Manufacturing Conief TONERS and
Wholesale Deaears in Fruits, Nuts, &C., In the
United States. msr12-1yw
DUGLE TRIMMINGS SILK LACE VELVET
ID Ribbon, jet and cut steel, buge, glass and drop
buttons.
WmIrn Goops- Hsndkerchiefs, collars, cuffs, Misses
aprons, and beautiful goods yokcs and sleeves,
French Embroidery, shirt fronts, mems linen and
paper collars, suspeneers, hosiery, netk-tes soap
aud perfumery, merin0 and flannel for throuding,
cloaks cut and 1T or made at the shortest notice.
j. II. LUFF,
log West Seventh street, onlya few steps from Mar
ket. marl9-tfw
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
N hereby give notice that will attend. for the
purpose of settling with the SCHOOL COMMITTEES
Of the respective counties as follows:
At DOVER Kent County, on the 9th, 2sth, goth and
30th days Of April
AT NV CAs,LE. New Csstle County. on the 18th
18th. 18th, and 14th days of May
To avoid confusion and the detention of Commit
tees day. settlements will be made with the
districts in tire following order:
siye April 18th. Nos. 12l and upwards.
For KENT CouNry-April eth, Nos to 80, inclu-
Nos colo 20 inclusive; April Both. Nos 81 and up
wards
FoR NEW CASTLE CoukTY-May 18th. Nos. to 80,
inclusive May 18th, Nos. 81 To 60, inclusive MAY
$3.50 ROBERT LAMBDEN,
mar20-tf Auditor of Accounts.
Sc Delaware papers please COPY.
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RUPTURES CURED

Young Persons can DC Cured IN MANY CdSes by The
proper use Of a good and irell fitted Truss.
Hy.ssssma Comfort, Blessing and Relief by
KiYfJsSSA using SEELEY'S HARD RUBBER
3kutTiIS& TRUSS frees the Chords from all pres
NlAgS ~ sure never rusts, Breaks limbers or
becomes filthy; used in bathing; lifted
ceanest lightest, easiest and best. We have also
large assortment of French and American Trusses
Fich's Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder Braces for
ladies' girls and boys; Braces Bandages Elastic
Stockings Knee Caps, Suspensory Bags, sc. The
Senior partner Of this irm having had over 20 years
experience III lifting Trnsses, we can confidently re-
commend all persons wishing to be properly fitted to
call at cur establishment Private rooms for applying.
L. NJ. ENGLAND & son,
Truss & PATENT MEDICINE DEALERS
s. 4. Cor. Second and King Sts.
aiIl.rI4 n1l
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II RemopaL-John E. Frock has removed his
trimming and Fancy Goods store, from los to 424
Market street, next to RobinsOnB Ice Cream Saloon,
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u. $. District Court.

The Jury In the case of Robert Beatty, charged
will Illicit disting, rendered a verdict OF not
guilty.
In the case of Peter Coyle, charged with the
same offence, verdict Of not guilty was rem
dcrri.
:, The jury in the case of the u s. u.s. William
thompson, charged with Illicit dstiation, brought
ina verdict OF not guilty.
The motion of ). NJ. Harrington, counsel for
lhe defendant to quash the indictment against
!. y Emory tcol.) charged with obtaining bounty
unnrr false pfetcnces was argued. The decision
wlll DC rendered ut theme meeting of the Court
Court adjourned until the 18th inst
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,"tAlioN.-Thc cause of mental training oc-
'"pps very eommendablc prominence in the
l'inllc mind of Milton. Several schools are re.
'yHlng very liberal support and are well attend
'" our Milton Academy" under the control
W. meSsrs. Hicks Il Wood Is a school of hiuh
m'i'inic grade, offering thorough and finished
wmeic proficiency. The Professors are gentle
rl', ", sclolafIy bearing, and have become de-
dnn". polhiar ~ our community. They are
WYE, "s noble work for our YOUTH
NIoi's.- Though "dreory winter has re-
srr' long, the crops Of fruit and grain in this
SHIN i ,, a,c very promising. tttle genial sun
,,,I. "iiu lew warm and moderate showers will
i, NeSelatlon instinct with new lifeapd yjpor
H.. SUPPOSED our fruit is not materially injured.
'n' wheat is very fine. ANuSs
~, hAiLEoAD PERrLExtrIEs.-Our friends of III,
~ Distfict have been worried beyond all pre-
m ranp " me Kent County Railroad Company
Ni1u"S tihe. The managers agreed to make
wetns,,,Mn terminus of the road il 500, OOC
nm. inscribed Inscribed by the people favorable to thai
mil Nv, mnieh demand was subsequently, raised
au,um,s ~ often acccdcd to by the several
MtI"a 1 neliialiaed being subscribed. The Mid
rr,m. itnnScipt says at the meeting of the Di.
In, ,"s .., heid ut Chestertown, on Saturday. ali
frls VII u response to the friends of the Sassa
Wn,yr ""fwck and Middlutown rontc was MoRr
are MN accordingly, additional subscriptions
Of H. secured, We understand. The friend,
suLscr;haa =, route say that SSI, 900 have beel
u,n,s S.h.leinan OF this county, well Informed o,
that SLIM nn 10y with this proposed road, say
IL otuer to secure the construction Of M. ron,
sreti'SI n ,le lower section of this couaty. inter
n,v'ilg the Delaware Railroad NJ Malta,
pci'-Cecd IInig. ''"' ~ N'iuuie'O~n
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-04-23

cambridge has dramatic corps which has
been liberally patronized.
The Cambridge Harbor Internal Navigation
and Wharf Company, chartered at the last session
OF the Maryland Legislature, is being organized
One hundred shares are required to be taken be-
fore il can 20 Tito operation. Thirty-thrce were
subscribed for ut the first meeting The object
OF the Company is to improve the harboi of Cam
bridge and use it when improved.
THE Cambridge InteHigencer congratuates
the country in the fact that Tom Swami is not in
Andy. Jolnsons place, saying thar with his
Maryland militia, backed by the powerful sup
port of Delaware, he would, we solemnly believe,
hurt sOuebO1yo
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9usnranfe.

Security Life Ins. & Annuity Co.,
NEW YORK Organic ID 1864.
Assets, 81, 0o0, 900. Annual Income, ss50,O00.
Life and Endowment Policies, Non-Forfeting
Dividend so per cent. JOS. L. KILLGORE, Ag't
dec10-1y-a&w $40 Market St. Wilmington, Del.
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General Items.

temperance lecturer in New England, Rev.
ID. G. Babcock recently stated that forty years
ago there were twelve millions Of people in this
country, and about three hundred thousand
habitual drunkards; while at this time there are
tairty.six millions Of inhabitants. and about six
hundred thousand drunkards showing relative
decrease of intempersnce.
The London Times, discussing the modes of
construction of armor-pated vessels, cordially
approves of the American turrst system for IRON
clads, and calls upon the English admiralty to
build such vessels for England 10 future.
The Chicago Evening Post says: st. Louis is
taxed almost beyond the capability of her citi-
zeDs to bear. Milwaukee is just as emphatcally
bankrupt as city can become. In the smaller
cities, there is no Improvement Of condition.
Quincy, Keokuk, Dubuque, and we know not how
many more, long ago ceased to regard their obi
cations TO pey. All the taxes that can be col
lected are required TO support those who live at
the public cost. We are not encouraged by turn
ing to Chicago"
The Farmers Bank at Madison, Wisconsin, sus.
pended on the 9th. Its liabilities are $50 000 and
nominal assets about the same.
man In Auburn, Maine, has put his two hun
bred hens into hot-hOuse, and the unsuspectng
fowls, deluded into the belief that 1t was warm
weather and the season for business, literally
overflow with eggs.
Niiro-glycerne has Of late been used 10 firing
the blasts at the Hoosac tunnel, and with most
satisfactory results. Its explosive force proves
to be five times that OF gunpowder.
Union county, Ohio. boasts giant seven feet
three inches in his stockings, sixty.nine inches
around the chest, and weighs five hundred and
thirty-six pounds.
DIR. Horatio Wood. who filed the Office of pen.
zion agent at st. Louis during Mr.. Lncoln's ad-
ministraton, died on the stb. He was brother of
Geo. Wood, who formerly owned theaters in st.
Louis and Cincinnati.
New towns are springing up with magical ce-
lerity along the Union Pacific Railroad. A few
days ago the railroad company laid out city
near Fort Sanders. The latest born Of these new
towns is Bridgeport, which is situated on the
Truckee river, at point formerly known as
O,Neil's Station.
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Personal Items.

The queen Of England did not open parliament
In person, the ostensible reason being the illness
of Prince Leopold, who lie now Is years old. and
has been feeble from his birth. Lung disease is
his afflictioD.
Senator Chambers servants in his new SAC, 900
mansion in Washington are dressed in livery, with
the initial letter CO. upon their silver buttons.
belligerent Californian, named Dow, In full.
fllment Of O boyish vow of vengeance, recently
came all the way to Massachusetts, to rstalate
upon his old schOolmate, the Rev. George Craven,
for a " licking 4" which the latter had given him
about twenty years ago. Having thrashed era
ven to his hearts content, Dow started at once
for home, feeling much better.
The Spanish government, which had already
deprived the Infant Don Henry, brother of the
king consort Of his privileges aud decorations,
has just suppressed bis pension Of $1,000 on &C.
count OF an offensive letter which he had addressed
TO the queen.
A letter from Lexington, No., says randall
ID. Howell, known the Southern pedestrian,
has arrived here from Mansfield, Texas, on his
way TO Council Bluffs, Iowa. From Mansfield TO
Lexington, eight hundred and thirty-fve miles,
was made In sixteen days. The entire trip,
twelve hundred and sixty-four miles, be expects
to accomplish In twenty.four days. Howell was
ia fine condition, and confident Of succeeding in
A Mrs. Sarah Randall, who died lately in Eng
land, has been q servant in the households Of
George Third, George Fourth, William Fourth and
Queen Adelaide. In her old age she was taken
care Of by Queen Victoria.
The chess champion OF the world, Paul
Morphy, has emerged from bis retirement. He
played, in Paris, four games with Mr.. Stelnitz,
losing one and drawing three.
New York paper notices the singular fact
that Barnum's Circassian Beauty, was q marvel
Of taciturnity while the Museum was standing,
being beyond the reach of any remarks what.
ever in the English language, made statement
in very plain Anglo-Saxon to the reporters. and
thinks il proof Of the value Of heat as means Of
education. IL Is certainly little remarkable that
o lady supposed to know no language but that
spoken 10 Circsssia should be able 10 impart her
experience in English after 'going through the
fire."
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AUc1IoxKER-Ofce and saesrOons Sc Bienvile street.
MONDAY, March 23d, 1865. at Ie o'clock
M NJ s'pube auction at the Merchants and Auctioneers
streets BY virtue Of order nom the Hon John Thomas
Judge Of the Second Distrc Court Of New Oeans dated
February H. 1858 the following described real estate win be
sold viz
!. A PARCEL OR PORTION OF GRoUND, with the
hui dngs and thereon. snsted In the
ubourg Of Mneoug the lake end Of the P0ntchsrain
Railroad and measuring 10 American 5f feet trent
Eysian Fields the front Margny street. by
25 feet inches and lines In depth and froat Lake Pon-
chartrain
The Buildings and improvements well known the far
covered with States ughy On shed. containing two
large pariors two small front gallery hall in center,
large rear gallery enclosed with etan blinds and used As
the dining SELDOM 1he building has the necessary apparatus
TO uacture the with which 4 lighted besides three
large cistern splendid ron fountain in OF the
property led ralks ornameaa garden, pdvies,
The Buildings the Lot belonging Mr. Philip Bill
cnehaf OF which belong the B0udro
and which consist Of Frame Hose, covered with clap
boards containing two large parors saloons, and large
pantry, another building. containing two cellar,
kitchen, with rsnge etc. thee cserns and prves also,
building IN 'front.' well known "The Pistol Gallery
q LOT OF GROUND. IN the square bounded BY Ely
sian Fields Marzny Frankfort md Columbia streets
urDg American IS II inches and lines
'front.' Elysar Fielss sret By III tees 10 inches and
lines In depth, between parallel lnes.
The buildings and improvements, eooslt Of fse House,
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..4.r... IrousA -os.A. susnsA. su.,.A. !. month.

Monthly Advertisements inserted every other day 10 b
saa1ged tws-thirds the shove
and Fourth page konthy advsrissnsn saca square
ESQ per month
yrrnssbt Advertisements. asvias hs Of the paper eri
inssrtsn 81 20 per sqzars Tses1s
psE square.
Sage trazsisnt Advertisements, sscn n'
ssrtion- 81 50 per squars
Advertisements inserted at Intervals soss srEsd ~ nsu
each Insertion.
Regular Advertisers Who advertise largely, sAs b allowed
discount above named transient rates b
asrssd upon; provtfs thst
sss1 ., per cont.
AnSusinsss notices sdssrsssss charged sooensE
sst per line, each inserticn.
Al transient Advertisements ast b paid for IN advances
Al advertisements for any specified nuInee Of
assertions viii De pubishedsx times and charged accordingly
AL ollie with regular advertisers shall Be rssdsrsd monthly
AsquArs the pace occupied By lines solid agsss
THE WEEKLY CRE5CENT
published svery Saturday morning ssbsoriptieH. IS
lnHun In sdvancs; hafysaEy and ezarors rstsa
Single cop,ss 10 esnts
Rates Of Advsrtfsfnss
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MONDAY. AprIi 13. 1868, at le o'clock
NJ At the Merchants and Auctoncers Exchange. on
ROYAL street between Canal Cusomhouse Streets ~
tu6c auction OF n Nd The Honorable me
Second Judicial Court the State Of LOUISIANA SIT
ting Of Bernard (Court Docket No. o5o the
following ibed estate will be sold
TEN rQuARkS OF GROUND, with the buildings ana
situsted In Versailles In tins o.
designated by the Nos l43 IA l45 lio Isl
l2. 1888. ls4. -l7 and ll3
The Taid fQua O. are bounded as 70 lows, viz
SQUARE No las is bounded BY Prosper, Sc Avide, La
nj ace and Toursefort streets.
SQUARE No I44is bounded by Prosper St. Avide Button
and fournefort IT eets ..
SQUARE No i!s is bounded by Prosper 81 Avde and
Bunon streets, a. Paris Avenue.
sQUkKE No ll6 is bounded BY Prosper. St. Avids. La
place and Dalembert stfects
soUARE No ISL bounded by St. Avide. st. Jchu the
Bapfiss. laplace and Dali mbsrt streets.
SQUARE No Is. Is bounded by 81 Avide. St. John the
baptist Toulnefort and Lsplace streets. - :.
SQuARk No 1888 Is bounded BY St Avide, ST. I'm the
Baptist. Button Tournsfort streets.
SQuAkE No l3f Is bouAced by St Avide St. John the
Pspiist and Button streets. and Paris avenue
SQUARE No l47 is bounded BY ST. Avdes Prosper and
d. len bert streets ana Lacos ties plantation.
SQUARE No las ia bounded BY Prosper Soldsle Dal-n
bert -tTeets and Laeosles plantation ~ -.
The Whole according 20 pl-n mo So made BY J. Pile
surveyor dated 10 1851 and deposited in the ONCE OF
Theodore Segheis notary public.
RS-TERMs-Cash in u :. Treasury Notes. Z.
Acts rsle with u Internal Revenue Stamps attached
fore A h. Blenvenu, Notary Public al purchasers ex
re So
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FOURTEEN VALUABLE IAPRevED AND UNIM.
PROVED LOIS IN THE CHOICEST PORTION OF
THE SECOND DISTRICT

once and s.l..reon.-ss sisnr.IIs ),

Once and Ssesrooms-S6 Bisnv.lle street.
TUESDAY, March Il. 1888, at IL O'Clock
the Merchants and Auctioneers's Exchange
Royal street, between Canal and vii be
FOURTEEN LOTS OF GROUND in the seconi Dis ri,t
Peter Preur Lots Ground
designated by the Nos. l 10 IA inclusive
LOTS Nos 10 esch 81 Fest inches and lines
font ondelet Walk by depth vary ng from
icfes ard 2nss TO 29 feet inches and lines Lot No.
being OF CarOndeet Walk johnson
LOT No being KeS Lot measur.s IS feet oat
johnson Street. BY l60 feet. or less In depth
LOTS Nos to IA each 50 feet, lines front st.
Peter Street. by 10 feet in drpth: Lot No forming the
of johnson and St. Peter Streets; Lot Malt having
Frame Building erected on the same, which VIII be SO with
the Lot.
The Buildings erected LOIS Nos J. 2 g. and g. with
the exception OF Shed erected on Lot and which
belongs A. Bou anger the tenant of the property VII
be so with the property and the
will be granted the Of remaining the said Lots
with the enjoyment Of the Buildings ing the space three
months dating from the d.y Of adjudication, at monthly
rent Of fifty dollars
There is large Brick Chimney containing sb ut 1000
Br cks erected LotsI Nos and s, which viii be sold
independently Of the property.
There ed and Furnace erected either Lots 10 a1d
H. which belong to the tenant who will be allowed
fifteen days to remove the
pSTERMs-One half in u g. Treasury notes. and the
baa credit OF and divided into
coupons by special age vendors lea
payment In Of suit the purchaser will be required
i've attorneys commissions the
covered likewise secured BY the property The
purchasers will be required themselves
possession at their expense
The Bek Chimney above mentioned will be sold for Cash
In U. 5. Treasury notes.
sae With u s. internal revenue stamps attacked
before Eussbe Bouny notary public at purchasers expense
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cHAs. 7. NASH's SALES.

FURNITURE FURNITURE, .......FURNTTURE.
BY OH o. g.NASH.
AucrroNFkR-Ofine Masonic Hall Auction Mart
Corner St. Cherries and ferddo str Ct
Midday, March 18th. Mt Al o'clock
A, NJ, q saesrooms st. charles and Perdido
s will be Sold
lrc conn rising articles needed in Deps tent OF House
keeting Also general assortment OF once Furniture
19r TKRxs-Cash In U. s. Treasury Notes
pERENPToRY SALE OF ENTIRE CONTENTS OF A
well Furnished House, on account of departure.
BY CHss. II. NASH.
AucnoxKxR-Ofice Masonic Hall Auction Mart,
Corner ST. Charles and rerdido streets-
CATURDAY. 14th fnst.. at 10 o'clock !.
- Bacchus street. between Fe icftv ROAD and st.
Andrew et without limit W II be sold
Entire Corten of the foe and elegant Dwelling. No
495 Baechus street. Felicity road and ST. Andrew
comprising fine Rosewood edroom Sets, Mahogany
Parlor Furniture Kitchen Furniture clsssware. Crsckery
Just sun ed fo those wishing
housekeeping. Parties desBg can obtain lease at
very low price.
pS-TERSs-rash in .. s Treasury notes