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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-31

There was long list of Southern ont
RACES on Republicans ia Mondays papers,
| and the list is continued to-day. The
threats SO freely INDUCED in since the
Tammany Hall Convention are culminat-
ing in acts, aud the festive Democrats in
the South are putting in practice that
which they have longed to execute when
the election OF Seymour and Blair should
| give them warrant. They have begun
already to discount that hypothetical event,
in despairing rage because they see that
their hopes are blasted. 1t needs only the
election Of Grant to convince them that
they can no longer indulge in their lavorite
amusement of shooting negroes and assas-
siHating Union men.
Mr. Adams told the South Carolinians
that the people of this country were deter
m me not to relinquish one fruit of the war.
which Is the equal right of every cttizsn
OF the United States to travel speak and
live IN any State, so long as he does not in
fringe the rights OF others" Mr..
Adams uttered truth, however unpal-
atable it may be to the South, and the
general sympathy of the country with
Grant, is proof that the people have set
their hearts upon making something more
than name of the rights of citizenship.
The World suggests that the action OF Sam
son, as he bowed between the pillars of the
temple, and brought ruin upon himself and
bis tormen;ers, is the model set up in the
South, and in the same breath, it repudi-
ates the Blair letter, which is the occasion
of the very ou,rages that lend horror to
the annals Of the day. aaar.-<
1t is,evident that nothing but an over
whelming Republican majority will secure
the peace of the South. Seymour and
Blair's election would be the signal for
repeated aad renewed outrages. Their
names stand iorrevolution, and If Seymour
has spoken more gently THAI Blair, it is only
because ~ is his nature to do SO, and be-
Cause his plant disposition and timorous
character would make him the easy tool
of the noisy and exacting and dangerous
men who would attend Blair to the CAPT
tai. The whole matter is, however, adjust
ing itself, and the signs of the times indi-
cate assuredly the triumph of Grant and
Colfax, and with it the return of that peace
for which the magnanimons and sneeessul
soldier prays.--Nelo York Commercial Adj
CeTllser. slgr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-31
Historical Parallel.

The Turks once laid siege to Szigeth, a
small town, on the borders Of SclavoDia.
The garrison made determined resist
ance. and beat off the assailants with great
slaughter. Such was the irritation of the
Sultan at the failure of this enterprise.
which was to destroy liberty and religion
10 Hungary, that he was seized with a fit,
of which be speedily died. His Generals,
fear ug the effect this might have upon the
troops, ordered his physician and attend
ants to be strangied, and placing the body
of the Sultan on a throne before the
royal tent, caused the army to pass
IN review before it, but at such a
distance as to prevent their di5cov.
ering the truth. The attack was then re-
newed; but with tenfold as fatal results as
before. The Turks were utterly broken
by sortie of the assailed, and were speed
lily driven out of the country they had in-
vaded.
History repeats itself, This event of 1868
has its parallel in the events of to day; and
we are bound to confess that the poor, old.
detunct polypus, Seymour, paraded around
the country by his friends after all the life has
gone out of him, is not bad representa-
tive of his prototype. That the elections
in November will complete the parallel,
put the proslayery hosts to flight, and CON
sign the dead man to his political tomb, we
can not doubt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-31
AUCTION SALES.
GROCERY STAND AND DWELLINGS CORNER
OF ERATo AND LIBERTY STREETS,

"
OF ERATo AND LIBERTY STREETS,
AND LOTS ON THE. GENTILLY ROAD.
SUCCESSION OF JEAN JOSEPH MoNIoTTE.
No. 1919 Parish Court, Parish of Pointe ooupee.
Louisiana.
PY c. e. GIRARDEY d CO., AUG.
No. II Exchange Place, New extraordinarily,
twenty dTst November 1883. at Twelve O'Clock ~, az
street, between Canal and Jus omhouse Streets in
the city OF NeT Orleans BY virtue Of an order Of
Court of the parish Of Pointe Coupee, Louisiana,
dated AZ d PonSe GOuPee thirteenth October, ls6
Monlotie, deceased for the purpose Of effectins
l. THREE PORTIONS s Of CIR GRo Si5S situated
in the First District Sf this city. in the
str sets. designated as lots A and O, on a sketch
BY Pile Murray annexed to the inventory Of SAID
LoL A forms the corner Of Liberty and Erato
streets and measures % feet inch front Liberty
street. by 81 feet Sinche in depth and fronp Erato
street, between parallel lines. The Improvements
elmprise one, story house having grocery store in
'front.', two rooms in rear and story ttcden with
two rooms two sterns known as No. 34l Liberty,
Lot b adioins the above and measures IS feet IL
nohes front on Lnerry street. by 81 feet inches in
de9bap nes Lhs
rooms one story kitchen with two rooms one els.
street.
LO, C adioins the above lots in the rear and meas
ures 81 feet 4nches front Erato street, by "a feet
in depth betwt en- parallel lines The improvements
compr Sc large, one story frame House. with eight
rooms; one story Kitchen, with four rooms; yards
paved, threa clsterns etc, divided lnt9 four tene
ments, and known as Nos. 800 to $685. EratO street
TIE above lots are subdivisions of the gnal
q TWO LOTS OF GROUND at GENTLY fau.
bonrg Treme Third District Of this city designated
as Lot and square 6, on plan by lie Armas, fif
teenth February, 1888, DEPOSITED with L. Holland,
Notary Public, as plan No. a.
Said lots adjoin each other and measure together
b8 teet inches and line front Gsntiy road. 70
Feet inches wide m rear, 1877 T. ct inches and
Inns deep on line of lot NJ 81 1873 feet 2inches and
INES deep hue Of lots Nos. 6, IL and L. by feet
Inc es and lines Il ont on Clay street,
. Terms-Une. bird of the price Of adjudication
ca'n IN v ). Treasury notes, and the balance on q
credit OF one and two years from the day of sale.
he purchasers to furnish their notes made in cou.
pons payable 70 their order and by thens selves
lnd1rSed, bearing interest at the rate of eight per
payment, With vendors privilege and special mort
gag on the properly sold with the clause Of five
per cent attorneys fees in Of suit to recover
phlmen OF any OF III notes. he i'm provements to
be kept fully insured and policies transferred tothe
holders Of the notes. Purchasers to assume psy.
ment OF all taxes for the year 1868
Acts Of sale and United States stamps at the ex.
nenSe OF the purchasers, before 7. U Stark Notary
3. Two Serips of the Home Mutual Insurance
company OF New Orleans. One No. 35j of year
1886, for 800 and one No 1853 of year 1861 for $780,
Terms for scr'p--Cash in U. S. Treas ury notes
oc20 81 nor il 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-31

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on ST
Theresa st eet between St. Thomas and Tchoup.
itonlas streets-Succession of Joseph Steil-No
523O] n
RY G. DE FERRET, OFFICE NO Sc BIFN.
u vile sreet-SArURDAY, Move nber T. lSe9
at noon, at the Merchants and Auction GERS Ex.
charge, Royal street between Canal an Customhouse
an ORDER from the hon. l.. Duvigu and, Judge of
the Second Dstr CT Court Of the parish Of Orleans
dated Septem er 3d. 1858, the following described
properly helonglng to said succession, 2;
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the build.
IN g and improvements thereon sit late in the First
u strict OF this city. in the sqpare bounded by
Teresa streets measuri 26 feet inches tive lines
FONT on st Theresa street onB hundred and one
ieeteleven inches and seven lines in depth on the
SIDE toward st. Thomas street. nine, y-seyen feet
SIX inches in depth the 9th ide and front on an
alley twenty feet wide opening St. thomas street
aud RAINING para lei with 'Iehonp touas street nd
twenty hvs feet three inches and SIX lines width
The bui dngs and improvements comprise:
two,story brick house cover a with states
containing below large room used as baoksmfth's
shop, and in the second story hall four rooms and
gallery, in the attic large room.
twostory brick building Ia the yard contain
ing one reom in each story ..-I-
A two-story frame building Containing four
rooms with fire places T lI'IF'7
4 large shed covering the yard. two cisterns
Terms-One-half cash and tho balance on a credit
OF one ear payable in rec NOR, gage notes of the
same amount each and bearing eight per cent in.
mortgage ana vendors lieni the bulldogs to be
kept insured and policy transfeTre to the euTa.
tA ana IN case OF suit the purchaser to paw five per
cent attorneys commissions on tn am recoyar-
eu the said commissions to be likewise secured by
MORTGAGE -
Act Of sale. viii United States internal Revenue
at purchasers expense. 80
oc6 10 IL "a 81 moi
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EXPECTS.

NEW YoRK-steamship Yictor-ieo5 bales cot.
ton 4p SKIS cotton seed % hhds old iron bO do type
.hAVHE-Ship Paclie-l6ss bales coston I3l0
an, M6AA.VRE-ship Francis Successes bales cotton
AZ Ira CRUZ--Stsamship Sonora-l75 bbls flou-
10 bales tobacco ~ 's.tN
HIAAVANA-srig H Kenhedy-sGsO bbls flour 1000
TAMPioO Schooner EHna-elo bbls flour G ties
ard " kegs lara ~ kegs butter 10 ba les tobacco 0
bds paper Is bxs cheese tcs hAins bhis annls *
bbls potatoes Il, 600 feet lumber
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RRoRTPTs or PRnnnnR.

Nl0kSBU -SteamerV icksburg-Is52 bales cot.
ton 59l5 SKIS cotton seed and sundries Nv
ri oLpQlS,-:Steamer, Kellogg and barees-7s07
bbs Hour l9 hf bbis DO s6S SKIS oats 1852 s bran I'd
bales hay 1913 SKIS potatoes "
ton and sundFies ~ ~ Wv
LOUISVILLE E-SteAmer Ieo-2a baias ,co.to, -, A
tull cargo of Western produce ~~S'S- 'Au
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gelests-40l bales cotton
~ bhls molasses lbbs ger new crop
OUACHIfA RI = ER---Steamer Idaboa--ls9 bslas
cotton 2J43 sks cotton seed = -. o
LOWER COAsF-ate ,mer Aloe-ss3 bbls rice IA
SAA bran - SKIS rice hhda sugar 81 bls molasses
BY TIE RAILRoADs
TPER OPELoUsAB RATLROAD-o ctobsr N IL
bales cotton hhds sugar ~ bills molnssss ~ "
bales cotton 600 feet lumber -
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Q. s. MARSHALS. SALES.
Alfred Marehand '. ,gohn4t n..,..,

Alfred MnTchand vs. JOhni +. Becker
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
for the Finn Circuit aud District of Louisi
Issued By the above named Court in tibs s6nvss
SIXTH September, 1858, i have seized and
pubic ApctIon, to the h ghesg bidder. on MONDAY.
the sxteentn day of November, lsBs At the hour 81
we've Q eioek M. a. the entrance to the Custom
tomhouse streets hthis city, the foiioWnse az.
"A CEETAfN PiECE OR PARoEL OF LAM
situated, lying and beingin Amite CITY, parish Of
3 Helena in this State, deser be upon The nIsn III
saln t0wn on nile IN zoe office of Warren A. GIihe
notary public in andtor the parish of ST He ena mn
der date of Aprii 1890 CONNER eng on tina a. 4
line of square No 49, 2 feet south Of the nortbeest
prae With the New orsans R aek sn nsn eng sS1th
northern Railroad AI feet thence west s75 feaf n
s Erss fsFee 'p s .erh sl9ng the line Of First
beginning and containing about i've and one.half
acres more or less.
ALSO, CE fTAIN PIECE OR PARCEL, OF
LAND, Immediately IN the rear Of the afova AZ
scrib3d, and commencing tue esst line OF SQUARE
FS Tour ~ tset soith OF the northeast corner Of
on III st street 1913 ee thnce est 3s5 feet Themes
nor 495 feet henee 55 feet to tna rlace Of H.
gnhlhgi and containing about four and one tenth
&c esi ~. more or less together with ali he build.
ingshnd Improve nents thereon ights Wsvs an
purtanoes etc., thereunto belonging ana beifis thu
Gald r Calhoun, by act passed b. fore the said w
a Grlee, Notary, on the sixth March, 1881
seized and 70 be sold to satisfy the plaintiffs
dollars, with interest and ali costs, as
Terms Of Sale-Uash at time of adjudication in
Unitsf states Treasury notes
LOST q deed, Internal revenue stamps, recording
etc AL! a. tne e. expense Of purchaser
- F.J, HEBRON. u. s. Marshal an
ANo. 2T-ocI5 "a 81 moi IA " louisiana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-31

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
4 Taste y District of Lquismnh-No gIf9 nv viz,
tne Of authority 10 me delegated IN the above en-.
tted sui, wilt proceed to sell TO the hirhest hid
der, on THURSDAY, the fifth day Of Noyem bar.
lstla. at twelve 49, 0 clock M
One MODEL BARGE and three COATRARGEs
as they now lie at Greenville Iandtne ieft bant ~
a. he above named andnR, = TJT
States treasury notes N4rSo1
United States MarshaPs OAoe New Orlaans
twenty=ninth day of ootobers ls6s '''@-.1'
ANo ss--o,9o a, nos,s IF J. HEBRON.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-31
Pretty Good.
Pretty Good. -t f.-s-.E
The Island City Times vouches for the
following story:

me island City Tunes Vouches for the
following story:
A young lady not thousand miles from
this was recently married to an ardent sup
porter OF Seymour and Blair. Fortunately.
sue was Radical Republican herself, but
thoughts of love had driven all thoughts
OF politics out of her little head until the
wedding day, when the subject was brought
to her attention accidentally, and her mind
was made up to add one more vote for
Grant and Colfax. She retired to her room,
locked the door and waited for events. A
gentle rap on, the door announced the
presence Of her husband on the outside.
Mary Jane % "Well my dear.n @Let me
IN, please Are you a Tanner or White
boy In Blueg sHurrah for Seymour every
time y Then you can't come in here =
me husband sadly retired to his lone couch.
determined not 10 sacrifice his nalitjcal
views, even for love Of his MARY Jane.n
The scene was repeated on the second night
On the third night, the tap on the door was
more gentle, and the voice more subdued
Mary Jane ~ "What is il, Harry ?'i pOnen
the door," 'Tanner or White boy In Bine
HaTryT Eve Joined the Tanners TODAY,
and got my uniiorm n This was enough
Tor Mary Jane; who now rejoices in not
only winning an aEfectionate husband, but
p adding one vote for the straight Repub-
lican ticket
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-31

NRhnRANnA

Captain Pitttisd, Of the Mexico, from Havana.
reports having experienced ssry rough weather dur
ms the passage To the Passes
The schooner Electric (of New orleans), Murray,
rom New York for Corpus Christi. with a general
cargo, ran ashore at Blsckwood Bush Bank, near
berry leland. on the evening Of thu 18th. She was
got ON, however. and proceeded on her voyage.
OaptAin john baunders. Of the schooner jane re-
ports 70 the warsaw Guardian, Of the the s0th ult
that Captain KneAa, Of the sehaousr Azoriap snoss
brig on the Backs bound for sew orleans. hsy No
picked up a boat containing two mates aad three
lady passengers Of some rnfpztunage vessel. There
we're no sgns Of the captain othsr portions Of tho
crew.
DOMESTIC PoKrs
Boston, October 2a--Clearsd for New ORLEANS. bnrk
otssTr ~ "a flrieotai AAVAl ~" Otseens,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-31
TWENTY-oNE LOTS AND IMPROVEMENTS
IN TIE THIRD DISTRICT.
No. 80 80 n
JOHN RAYKIN LEE vs.. SUCCESSION OF
BERNARD DE MARIGNY.
SALE TO EFFECT A PARTITION.

RK THOMAS 81 sPRAR-PLAoIDE j.
u spear, Austioneer-sAes rooms, 36 Blenyil e
SSssrestIsATURDAY twenty-eiehth November,
1aoe' ~ Twelve o'clock NJ will be SOLD at auction al
the Merchants and Auotonsera' kxchanEe Nv viz.
tue and IN pursuance of Judgment rendersi 0eto
per y isos and signed octouer le. 1858 by the Hon
LOUIS LOUIS P1g gneand Judge q the second District
court OF New Orleans the following described nron
erty IN the above matter to wit; FNF
n, Twenty ONE LOTS OF GROUND in the
Ihird District of his CITY, in thr square humber
twenty bounded by UrquhaIt Villere. late Gir1d
felleianR and ciouet streets, designated By the
nampsrs two to twenty two Inclusive on a pan
SlaNn aoy James n. b. DepOuilly. Assistant CITY
rurVeyor dated the twenty sixth October 1866
Il 10 numbers two 10 eleven INCLUSIVE sdioiri each
other, and measures each teirty-nne feet front on
Couet street BY depth Of one hundred and seven.
teen feet ten inches lines be Ween para lei ines
lot number eleven forming the corner OF illeTe
hp1 Oiouet STREETS Lots numbers twelve to twenty
lnotssiye adl1n each other and Measure each thirty
one feet 'front.' FclclAna street b. d pth Of one
hundred and seventeen feet ten incnes and six lines
between parallel liness lot numRer Twelve forming
the corner Of Where and FeicanA Streets and lot
nnmser tWenty two forming the corner Of ciana
and Orquhart streets + II ~ =
Ierme-Oash on tile spot
Act ot sale togatheF with Internal revenue stamps
etes before y More, notary public, At the expense
o. the purcl aser. oe23 81 nol2 ID n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-31


MIR. Coffin writes from Shanghai to the
Boston Jonndl:
The pigIail of the Chinaman has a won
derful influence on the life of the indiyi-
dual. The child who dies without having
his head shaved, not being entitled to a
coffin, IS reckoned as nobody-a nonen-
tity; but as lie lives to grow q tail he is
entitled to respect after death. 1t is his
badge of honor. He has the queue of lie.
No greater insult can be given to a China
man than to ent off his braided hair or to
speak slightingly of it. The Chinese wait
er at the hotel coils up his queue while
doing his chamberwork, but when he enters
the parlor or serves at the dinner table he
unwindsi the coil, and is careful to have it
hang down his back. It would be disre-
specttui to you were he to enteHthe parior
or dining room with coiIed queue. A
common punishment for small offenses in
the court against criminals is the tying of
two offenders by their tails, and punish
ment still more severe is the cutting off of
the tail altogether. II is Notifying
humiliation.
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Second page transient advertisements, each inser-
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a. new each insertion.
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rates as may be agreed upon; provided, that in no
case shall such discount exceed twenty-five per
SAINT
All business notices Of advertisements to be
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VERY HANpsoME COTTAGE on noon

'Gnh hANDoOME OUTAGE ON GOOD
children street, between Music and Poet
streets-succession of Mary Grattan wife Of j.
W. westcombe-No &c, G2c
RX g. Def RIE1, AUCTIoEEER, OFFICE
~ No; 70 Bienvile street. SATURDAY Novem-
Der II. 1868 at twelve O'clock M. at lhe Aerchants'
ana AuetloneeTs Exchange, Royal street, between
Oanal ard Customhouse strsets, will be sold
az pubhc auction. By virtue of an order from the
non. Louis Dqy,gneand Judge Of the Second Dis.
the following described property y -0'''
LOT Or GROUND. situate in the Third Dis.
trlct IN ne square bounded by G9odoh dren I ove
Poet aud Music str. ets; sad lot is designated BY
the number three an also by the number seven sc-
eording o plan drawn BY l.. Surg, Surveyor on
me twentR-seoond February, 1885, according to
when Y measures twenty nine feet four inches front
on ehidren street by one hundred and twenty.
seven feet seven and half il chIs in depth. The
Dullul gs Comprise an elegant Cottage containing
'front.' gallery, three rooms. shed cister prvy etc.
Ierms-Cash in United tstes Ire sury notes
Act Of sale with United States stamp attached
Delore OctaVe More Notary Public, at purchasers
sApsnse' ool3 II "a 81 MOI IL
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AN AUTUMN SONG.
BY ROBERT WEEKS.

What have the rastling leaves TO say
Fit to make US sad or glad?
ERE the wind blew Us away,
Much delight il life we had.
Now we, both ofus, are sad,
Both of us would death defer
You, because You are not glad;
We, because we always were.7
This is what the brown leaves say,
With a sadness less than mine,
Dear, if | should die to-day,
Give me something to resign.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,
Arrival and Departure of Rniiro

Arrival and Departure of Railroad
Trniaa.
North and East via Jackson Railrosd-Beave
daily at 8 sc P. NJ. Arrive at 80 ?. NJ
Galveston via Opelousas Railroad and steamer
from Brash ear-Leave foot of St Ann street Thurs
days and sundays at 80 4. NJ Arrive Wednesdays
and Saturdays at1 P. NJ
COant Steamers
For Mobile-Steamer leaves Mneburg every day
on arrival of P. NJ. Pontchartraln cars.
For Mobile-PrOpeller steamer leaves New Basin
every Wednesday and Saturday at P. Il.
For Bay ST. Louis, Pass Christian, Mississippi
City, Biloxi and Ocean SprinRs-Stsamar leaves
Milneburg Tuesdays and Thursdays on arrival of
A. H. train; on Saturdays on arrival OF P Il train.
going to Pascagoua.
For Florida ports-Steamship from foot of Oalliope
street on the 5th and 10th Of every mCntG.
For Madsonyilie, Vaudeville, etc.-Steamer leaves
daily arrival of NJ. train; Saturday, 4 p NJ;
Sunday (eIcursionl 6:5OA. NJ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-31

A., Harris vs.. n. e. AGme. Fariev-xo-
OuA.rThIEME GoUR DEJUsTIOE, PARoIssE
70 oOl eane-En. ysFtn d,ao Writ de ,fisri fssi' q
moi adresse par l. Honorable j. q BHum Juee IA
= Cour De justly dams ct p6n IA paroiss
Osseans, le proc6derai Ia vents prbli0ue Ia
nAMhDL septieine jour dc novembre Iffa rii.fi
% iees Dc mon bUTesu, No rue dos Ffancas al x
pl1prie ci.apres deqrita. saycir: n / = = =
Un lot de HkuBLES.
nais4 dams FalIlizc III dessua fs q = i-
Oondittons- gqznplAnt. sur les lieux an luonuAia
courante des Fthts' UniE -s - -A'A4AAo
ocs nOis KuoENE AKTILKuR, oons.able.
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aousEHoLD FURnIruRE. PIANOS !.
once Furniture Al Auction. q

RYJ DEF AN, Jr.s AuoTIoHEER, oFFIoR
~ .it5 tsTasis street viii be sold on MONDAY
November q 1865 at eleven o'clock A NJ al ma new
AnSston keoin No, ls5 Grayier street. corner Jar
Mahogany and Walnut BedstaAds Arruoirs Mar.
pie Top bureaus Washsi ands, SOFAS Eprfne STAT
GnhiIss naIoie Top Centre Tables, Marble Top
~ ksrei oiuen0ar1a xtenE3oo IT. blag Cane md
M9od seat chairs, Hatracks. Douhls and single
s11ss. MattFess 3 Carpets. P-ihtings etc.
-ALAO-
:. one large invoice Of ainut ard Poplar e1tra
gssEms-oaah in United states Treasury notes