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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-11

III EMEFNtM AMH TEMUEHE#H MMEm~T
PERsoSAL,-Capt. r. NJ. y. Miller.
Clerk of Gibson County. was in the
city yesterday. Mr.. J.. NJ. Warren,
of ElizabethtoWn, late of Markgu&
Warren of this city. was passenger
by the Quickstep last night. We had
also the pleasure yesterday of meet
ing Nh Sill Bingham, of Hszelton,,
In the city. ; Mr. Speaker the dis
4~tingaished stage carpenter. and one
Of, the lessess of the 5pnBH Opera
HOUSE left BY the Tara seon last night
for LodisviileI He expects to return
on wednesday next. He will Prob.
ably move Instantly to this city, and
become a permanent resident m.1svir
-htte4eHr7-447rsq s'5luR
r. CRNTENARIAYs-Mr. T5C,g Sl1ders
the glszieT, SO years old, Of this
city left on the Tarase4n, Fast
night, TO visit his father, at Little
York, Indiana, on the Je~ffersongilla
RailroaaZHis father, still ia sG6od.
ncdiLHs ANU cHtSIiuS HIS pAS HA4-
amdth & year. lLHA was a young
lad When the Battle efCoRpensowaa
fought, of which he zretainsi a. diss
Observation-Disclosures 49, gSs 5sAI
I9SsEg
FoERTH Of JHtY aExerRsIoS4
We understand that agF4dd Fo4Fth,
Of July excursion on the Taraseas Is,
being arranged. 1t is proposed that
the Tarascon will arrive here thai
day, { 5 ttprday, July euFtb7a at l orr
o'clock aud will thence proceed down.
the river, touching at Henderson,,
dntil she meets the Qaickste2 at Mt
Vernon or below Fhelfar for the
round trip will be a mere trife and
it is expected F. be A gr.4pd affair.
Due notice Eiio3P Sis ! when the.
arrangements are completed.
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Ba Just received at Carfin'sg. a lot
of new and stylish Casinets for pants.
also a fine lot of Coatings, which he
is selling very low for cash, Go and
see a new st+le Of goods that he has
got, Cold Suasuck, for Summer wear.
je2-tf. 5'i ss8iv-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-11

y AMERTcAN Lead Pencils, by the
gross or dozen, at JouRNAIsU Office.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-11

lRH~ The next meeting Of the Grant
Club will be held on Thursday even
ing. June 11th, 1868.
By order of the President.
jun4 Is lid DOUGHTY, Sec'y.
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9RaHORN.11. 9 .E.aI8aIREINKMA-

Successors oAL- A4LAWREHtE,. con-
EstabIIshed in 1882 f.-sFT -
n ri H0fSge and RqtdiI Dealers fss2 ~.
ZHERH c4EgANb ITALIAN MAR8L
AID a hsaperIor Saalff OF Limestone K
on 40 oSlldApg Rnrpoge4 window silis, qlsf.
t5Ho csIs, tronts5doOr sLis. &o.2 ftof -.
S0s.otle, 102, ana fOl haiBdsGra..
nFexttb .ooarL Hoaseevsm 80
sha@v5iIe. Indiana.
mcHt -
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olfoai 33SEMONiS, BIx6N & CO.; 40
. - ~ iLAMPHEAR Il MITCHEEI, IL.
.iLL- 20 y Roach & ToRIAN. 9orst
4oo2 DfIS6R & DALLAM.
=, MORGAN, PGTNAM CO.

: t@Now IS The Winter OF Or
Discomfort MADE GIoRfOUs SUN
MER.-So sang the great poet. No
doubt the discontsnt IN Winter was
caused by a troublesome soough or
cold, which might readily have been
icufed bya bottle oflzDrg.D. w. Po-
lands White Pine Compound. No
one IN these days need beldiso0ntent-
ed. The White Pine 7Cdmpouhd is
sold by Cloud & Akin th3At off,.
jell-2td 1tW, i'2t i3 p l51l ,.b i
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z we The ahdetsfggHRed wholesale
Boot and Shoe, ard Haf and Cap mef-.
chants agree TO- close our Fespeetite
houses at seven h LEX every evening,
ito, take effect Wednesday, June 10Th,
aid remain ia force until September
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AND BLOOD REVIEWER.
@Ea@ sEies-EH Er sruA@@ EExrHgEa
1t win cure D1
n viii cure LIVER COMPLAINT. <5ss
1t VIM cure WOKE DISEASE. .4
1t VIM cure DISEASED
3SMENRIcHEs THE BLooD.
AZ ItRU4Lpa UP FHE TISSUES.
MAKE NEW MUSCLES. %
It's EFFECT INSTANTANEOUS.
UisNO NOSTRUM.
Its Composition is published on each out
side wrapper.
e l. ElEUWau rmUfrE
q EvERYBODY USES H. 2 "a
For sale by all druggists. FINALS dInu a
l22tmmQI . 2nfbTSWToE
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40A
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NEW ADVERTISENEVTS.

GhPPERs AND RETAIL DEAF
- ERS TNzLAEE FISH FRUITS AND
WE9ETABBESsIN SEASON. I'VE, the
sunderslgneds WOULD Respectfully
ts tne ciHzsnepi Yllla thgt We have
Sec nd and Thtrds2~hs w1ll keep
Constantly on hand Fruits and Yegeiables,
Fresh and salt Water Fish, Game aud Oyss
ters Ipssesson. Orders Hefespectfully So
sucited.s -I5sT JASeD. E9BINSpN u co,
-ajunu dot rsa@ar 80 ~ .FrF8
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White Lime at goo Der Barrel.

HAVE NOW an HAND. I'm
PRIME order, $500 barrels choice
White me.a aad Win dlLondehs at 99c. per
barrel Tor fots OF ave barrels and upward.
GBABQObKa& ssTEElEl
~ IL RuildeFs, Em sorium,
gign8dlwha5fefBets locust and Walnut.
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Esa1 &o .gau .uoeEa .raofs 1 a7stssu
.a9Ut--3 Esfea1J bEa
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-01

A daughter of the Regiment" explains to the
critic of the Pail Mall Gazette the difference be-
tween vvandieres ard cantineres:
lSir-There is passage in a review of Under
Two Flags" in your edition of yesterday, which
seems to require rectificatiOn. The writer says:
ave do not profess to be acquainted with the
character Of vivandieres in general, but we have
been assured by French officers that the system
which a certain rude animalism renders impossible
with US, works well in the French and Italian ar.
mics, and that these girls respect themselves aud
are respected by the men," There is here evil
IDENTIFY confusion between vivandieres and canti-
Mere. A vivandiee in the French army is espe-
cisily chosen for her good character and good
behavior. There is only one to each battalion,
and she holds position which is both important
and lucrative. She has an official character aud
is sort of matrC n-in-cbief; has the exclusive
right of nominating the captlnieres, who pay her
for the privilege of supplying drink TO the sol.
ders; and she sometimes contracts for the Off.
GERS washing, the boarding OF the non commits
stoned officers, etc. In this way she often con-
trives to make the small allowance given by the
government the nucleus of a very respectable Ia
come, sometimes nearly as much as her cOlOnels.
She is usually the daughter of of the sergeants
Of the regiment and the wife of another, and the
pet Of all a word or look OF insult to her would
bring down on any one discovered in the ofense
the vengeance Of the regiment. As for the can.
tneres, they belong to different class, and it is
Of them. doubtless, that your reviewer was think
ing Wien he wrote the lines quoted above.
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THE RICoxgrKUoTIoN CONVENTION
FIFTY-THIRD DAY.

FRIDAY, Jan. 81, 1868.
Convection met at ii A. Nudge Talisierro
presiding; sixty-seVen delegates present
A petition from George Bite asking payment
Of q bill-(sl22 50)-for repairing the desks IN
the hall, was read and granted.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Cromwell, (colored) of Orleans, moved re-
consideration Of the following article, previously
adopted as the one hundred and twenty-sixth OF
the Constitution, wishing to oiier as substitute
therefor a very stringent article offered upon the
same subject, (regstratoE,) in the minority re-
port.
session under this Constitution shall provide for
the registration Of voters throughout the State.
and no one shall be permitted to vote unless regis
tered.
The motion to reconsider was laid on the table,
there being tie vote, and the chair deciding it
by voting aye.
The following articles were adopted:
ART. l24. The General Assembly shall provide
for the protection Of the rights OF married wO-
men to their paraphernal property and for the
registration of the same, bat no mortgage or
privilege shall hereafter affect third parties
unless recorded in the parish where the property
TO be affected is situated. The tacit mortgages
and privileges now existing in this State shall
cease to have effect against third persons after
the first day Of January, 1870, unless duly re-
corded. The General Assembly shall provide by
law for the registration of all mortgages and
privileges.
ART. l25. The General Assembly at It's hrst
session under this Constitution shall provide an
annual pension for the veterans of 1874 and 1915.
No. l26. As above.
Ant l27. The military shall be in subordnatiOn
to the civil power.
ART. l2s. 1t shall be the duty of the General
Assembly TO make it obligatory upon each parish
to support all paapers residing within its limits.
ART. 1913. All agreements the consideration
of which was COME derate money, notes or bonds,
are null and void and shall not be enforced by the
courts Of this state.
ART 1870. Contracts for the sale Of persons,
still unexeeuted are null and void, aud shall not
be enforced by the courts Of this State.
ART. l3l. The State of Louisiana shall never
assume or pay any debt or obligation contracted
or incurred in and of the rebellion; nor shall this
| State ever make any allowance or compensation
| for slaves emancipated or liberated in any way
| whatever.
The convention adjourned to Saturday, the Isl
inst, at 10 A. NJ.
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CORNELIUS BALDWIN vs. JAMES A. MORAN
Third District Court Of New orleans-No 2f,476

CORNELIUS BALDWIN VS.. JAMES A MORAN
Third District Court Of New orleans-No 2f,476
DY VIRTUE OF Writ or Seizure
" and Sae, directed the Hsnor bile the Third Dct
Court Of New Orleans, In above entitled cause,
will proceed TO sell public auction At the MschAnts'
and Auctionees Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and Gu temhonse streets in the recond District this
FRIDAY the 2lst day Of February ls65 a. u o'clock
the following eecribed property. viz:
CERTAIN LOT OF GhOUED, with all the Buildings
and improvements thereon, rights privileges and a
purtenances thereuno belonging
situated the First District Of this city IN the square
bonded BY Liberty Gate St Paui) Howard Date Gronds
Common and Grsyier streets measuring thirty On
Liberty late St Pau m eet by hu ndred seven feet
inches IN depth between parallel lines per plan b.
wilkinson late oeputy surveyor general dated the 6th %
December, 1888 annexed passed the 3lt Of
December l-35 before w. Y Lewis then notary public 10
this city. The Improvements said lot consisting
story Frame ling and Kitchen knawa No g Liberty
street ssd property acquired by defendant g. n
and Anna NJ Jones and Leila Bra ue by passed beOEe
r CuveeT noisry public Ia this city, the 10Th OesO
Seled in fhe above suit.
notes drawn BY defendant his and BY him in
dorsed dated New Orleans October ~ h. lo6-9ue tor
t2 20 payable ar date sad the other for 2l -
payable two after ate with seven per cent interest,"
from date until dua, and eight cent from maturity until
GEO W AVERY,
jail fe4 q Sheriff Of the Parish Of oreans.
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SERGEANT BA Rs What lie Proposes to Do,
and Hoo lie Intends 10 DO H.-Sergeant Gilbert
II. Bates, of Edgeworth, Wisconsin, was a soldier
of the Union army; was one of the first TO enter
the service, and was one Of the last to leave it.
Democrat from principle he remained true TO the
party during all the conflict. and returned TO his
home an advocate Of liberaty in the treatment OF
the unfortunate people Of the South. As a matter
Of course. he became target at which all the
radicals in his neighbOrhood aimed their abuse.
He was yilifed and prosecuted by men who had
talked war, but never shOuldered a musket. Ia a
controversy with a party of radicals, who main
tanned that the Southern people were outlaws
who did not hesitate 10 take the life of any
man, white or black, suspected Of Union
ism, the sergeant denounced the assertion
as a falsehOOd, and declared that he, an
eX-soldier Of the Union army. could march
through the South with the Union flag exposed,
without a cent in his pocket. and not only escape
bodily harm but receive hospitable treatmentfrom
the Southern people, upon whom ignorant radi.
calism was heapiDg so much unmerited abuse. A
purse.heayy radical offered TO bet certain
amount that be would be killed if be undertook
the journey, and in the event Of the sergeant's
death, sgreed 10 pay the sum to the fool
hardy young man family" The banter was &C
c,pted.
The sergeant is poor man, described as devoid
OF conceit, and perfectly honorable in his con-
duct. Letters have been received from promi-
nent gentlemen living in the cities on his march,
inviting him TO be their guest when he passes
through, and rendering him guard Of honor.
lCsire Gl) Democrat.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-01

FRITZ HUPPENBAUER vs. DENIS BECHAo-sIXTH
District Court OF New Orlesns-No. 2O75E
DY VIKTUE OF n writ OF seizure and sale
ID drec ed by the Honorable the District Court
OF New Orleans in the above entited cause w priced
sell pubc auction the premises hereinafter de-
sZnateo, TUESDAY fourth oHy Of February 800
l01s clockA
The United STATES Restaurant situated in the First District
Of this cty. Common street. Nos Us and 100 bets 81
Cha-es and Camp streets.
Seized IN the aD6ve N I.
r. TEKHs-Cash on the spot
GEO. ". AVERY,
ja24 50 fe4 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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,aa.r,.. mOuthll nOnths months nsEsss lI months

kOnthy Advertisements Inserted svsry other asy 70 d
sasrged tws-thrds the above rates
and Fourth Daes Donthly sdTsssnsna saeh square
go per n0Hth.
esnsnt advertisements having the ef the paper, nrs
Inssren 81 50 per square; sseh Scents
,sF square.
FIRST and Fourth page transient sdvstssssn, each In
ssrtion, 81 50 per square.
Advertisements inserted ss intsrvSls teSs sgod new
ssoh insertion
SECULAR advertisers who advertise largely skAn be allowed
discount from aansd transient rates ~ nay be
Agreed upon provS shall Sueh discsun az
sss9 Is per cent.
Aubunos notices Of Edvsrssnsnts tobs charged 1Oesns
81 per line, each Insertion.
AL transient advertisements mast be paid for In advance
All not marked for any specified numbe OF
insertions will published times and charged accordingly
Ambns regular advertisers shall be rendered noEthJ
ssqusre the tpses sccupsd BY ten lines seld agate.
THE WEEKLY CISESCENT
Is published svery Saturday morning Subscription, IS
yer Advancs hAyssry aud quarterly, rAtcI,
Single Sopiss 10 cents.
Rates Of AdvsrtisingI
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-01

The Soul IN SEARCH OF REsT.-Almost all
mankind are constantly catching at something
more than they possess, and torment themselves
in vein Nor is our rest TO be found among those
eujOyments OF the world, where all things are
covered with a deuge OF iucuating, restless
waters; and the soul flying about looking in vain
for place on which il may set its foot, most I'M
happily loses its time its labor, and itself at last
like the birds in the days of the food. which
having long sought for land till their strength
quite exhausted fell down at last, and persisted in
the waters.-[ Leighton.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-01

EOR sALF-REAL ESTArE-SEvERAL HUN
Cotton aad Sugar Plant atoms located in the
portions Of the and growing States Also Rice
PautaiOns Orange Orchards aad large bodies Of valuable
timber lands Also variety Of city and suburban
perry improved and unmproved in the torn Of residences
stores building and favorable Parties
wshiSE will do well TO call ami examine proper
ties Ser Gard, Real Estate Agents, No IS Gar0ndsls
ftree. OrleanE
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-01

BY G.. DE FERRET,
AUCuoNEER-Oice, No. O. Royal street.
TUESDAY, Februsry 1S.h, Is6S, at IL
Il O'Clock at the Merchants and Auct oneers' Ex.
change, Royal street. between Canal and CustonhOuss
Streets by order from the Honorable the Judge
the Second District Court of New Orleans dated January
4b 1868 Atpubc auction the following described real estate
belonging Ia said suecesssn will be sold
LOT OF GhOUND. in the Third District Of this city, in
the square bounded by EysAn Fields, Morales, Fenchmen
snd GOodchlden str surng 30 feet front Elysan
tween parallel Ines.
The build ngs and improvements consist of oRe-story
Frame House containing three three cabinets, hail
and gallery in front; bsek Building containing
cstern, prives, etc.
BE- TKRMs-Cash in U. s. Treasury Notes.
Of sale, with United States internal revenue stamps
attached before Louis Duvgneaad, notary public a. the
purchasers EXPENSE the purchaser the payment
the taxes for TIE current year, 1905.
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POSITIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE BY PUBL
ny @. DE FERIET,

AUCTIONEEK-UHce Royal street.
TUFBDAY, Feb. Is, 1865. at 9 O'CLOCK
II NJ at the Merchants Auctoueers' Exchange ROYAL
street CustOmhOuse streets
and in conformity 20 order from the Honorable John W.
Thomas Judge Ofthe Second District Court Of New leans
dated January a. 1868 in Of the suit FOR part
ton Of Theodale Adam ais joseph l. Vincent Jet
as-No Is g6T the docket OF the Aforesaid Second
OF New Orleans the following described property
At puhlic auetion- vii be sold.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-01

J. B. CHANDLER vs.. JOHN CoNNoLLY-Nos. 1000
and 2O6l-Second Justice Of the Peace.
RR VIRTUE Of two wrIts of heri faeias
70 me directed By the Honorable Paris Chdress Second
Justice Of the Peace psh Of Orleans will proceed sell
public auction on SATURDAY. the sh dag OF F.brusry
lsos Al IL O'Clock At the Of Howard and Clio
streets
The contents Of sawm and Machinery, situated at
above place ~
keEsd in the above suit
81 TERNs-Cash in L. s. Treasury Notes
JOHN c, KCZAC, Constable.
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Fifty dollars SlOat elliptic sewing machine
triumphant. Highest premium Louisiana State
Fair. For sale 81 Canal street.
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C0NSTABLE'S SALES.

MRS JANE FARRELL VS.. MRS CAMPoS-SIxTH
Justices Court Parish Of Orleans No. 1925.
DIV VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias
~ directed 70 by the Honorable the Sixth Justice
Court Of the Parish Of Orleans the above entitled
VII proceed 10 eel az public auction MONDAY ihc 10th
day Of February 1865 at 10 O'Clock the following de-
erIbed property, seiEeG in the above cause. towt.
SCfa, Rocking Chairs, Looking Glasses l Chair 2
Tables Washstand, Arm Chair, / Stove l Bow and
Pitcher, 6utar, lot Music Coal Oil Lamp Iron Irons
DANiL WILSON, Constable
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-01

DESIRABLE PROPERTY NO. los ELYsIAN FIELDS
STREET, BETWEEN GoODCHnDREE AND MO-
RALEs STREETS.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-01

CARL KoHN VS.. NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DISTRICT
Court Of New Orleans-No 1917.
DY VIBTUE of writ OF h-rI Gleia
Dto rectd by the Honorable tue Fourth District
Of New Otsans, in the above tleI cause, 1 will
proceed TO sell public auction at the Merchants and
Exchange. Rsya street, betEe Canal and
Custom the Sec nd District Of this city,
WEDNESDAY,, tie 10Th dag February 1865 II O'Clock
N me following describ. d property viz
The one undivided hslf Of certain LOr or GROU ID,
situated IN the First DIS tict this city In the square
bounded by Julia, Basin aae St Johu rod aud Rampant
0ate Ccusl streets and forming the OF Julia and
tsn sad lot measuring hfyt feet front
Julia by depth and front Basin Of
bred anty inches and tire lines her
with al the buiidng aud improvement THE rights Ways,
privileges and bppu-tennnc,s including machinery for
Dit lery, SfIlIs. and instruments taeTeiOr.
re the abuv-
rzJ- TERMs-Cash on the spot.
GEORGE ". AVERY,
Jas fell &c Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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The directory gives one gentleman " among
members Of Congress. Who is he!-[Ex.
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BUILDING LOTS ON CANAL srAEEl
SUCCESSION OF GUsTAvE LEGARDEUR-No-
NY @. DE FERIET,

BY q. DE FERIET,
AUCTOSEER-Ofice O. Roy nj street.
TUESDAY, February IStb, 1Sas, at IL
Royal street. between Canal and Customhouse streets BY
virtue order from the Honorable John ~ Thomas.
Judge Of the Second District Orleans dated
Jan uary - 1865 public aucOl the following described
real estate viii be sold, viz
1Wu LOTS or GROUND. numbered from TO 10 nclu-
sive situated in the First D ict Of this city IN the square
bounded by Canal, Bernadoe, St Patrick ana Gtsqdet
streets. sadots contiguous front Canal street, and
measure as follows:
Lot % feet front Canal street. %
the line by depth between parallel lines l3
inches and lines and forms the Of Canal aud St Pat
rick
Lots Nos two four Eve six ssv,n eight and nine
each 25 fees front Canal street. IS feet the
line by depth between parallel lines OF hundred
and eight feet eight inches and six lines Lot 30. being
Of iTregula form 81 feet inches and lines front
Canal street los feet inches aud lines in depth the
line dividing IL from lot No nine 1872 feet inches and lines
in depth the lire tosaras nernadotte street. and - feet and
4inches the lire. Tee whole according plan
orawn, the Esd April 1867, by Paul Q. BOudonsque,
architect
p-TTRMs-One third cash and the balance credit OF
vendors lien and bearing ght Interest per
from the day Of sale until final payment In of ud s
proceedings for the recovery the Of unpaid
the purchaser vii be required to psy I've per cent attorney
commissions he recovered The purchaser will be
required TO the Of the taxes for the
year, 1868
Act Of sale WITH U. internal stamps attached
before Armand Pot Jr, notary public st purchasers
pense.
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AUCTION SALES.
G, De FERIET'S SALES.
By G.. DE FERRET


By g. DE FERIET,
AucTIosEER-Ohice, &c Bienville street.
ATURDAY, February LIST, at II o'clock
- NJ AZ SaesrOsms No Sc Bienville street, pablo
auction without any reserve or limit viii be so d.
general assortment Of Household Furniture, such
Mahogany Bedseads AImors, Bureaus Washstand Chairs
Nhstnots, Parlor Sets, etc, etc.
Also
large and varied assortment Of splendid Bohemian Glass
POSITIVE AND UNRESERvED SALE BY PUBLIC
AUCTION OF CHOICE CITY PROPERTY.
THEoDULE ADAM EFT AIS. vs. JOSEPH L VIM
cent ct ais for PsrtitiOn-NO Zs967, pOcks. Second
District Court.
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STAR AND BULL HEAD WHITE LEAD; VENETIAN
. RED: FRENCH YELLOW OCHRE PATENT
DRYER, AND JACKSON YANKEE PLOWs, WITH
OUT RESERVE.
BY f. FERNANDEZ - CO.,
Y. FERSANDEz, AUcrIoNEER.
SATURDAY, Feb. J, 1865, at 10 O'Clock
- L. NJ their Saesrooms No. - Old Levee street be-
Benvle asd CusOmhOuse Streets without reserve,
wi be sold
10 600 lbs star White Lead % b. patent cans packed
up in toxes Of 200 lbs each.
lo,O0 lbs Bull Head Whit Lad, in IS ID. patent cans,
packed up in boxes Of 2O lbs each.
tOO lbs Venetian Red, ground in Inseed oil in patent
cans 25 lbs each packed 10 boxes Of DO lbs.
5lOO lbs French YelloE Ochre packed up 3 absvs
90 jackson Yankee Pows-Nos 10 and IL.
boz Patent Dryer, in assorted cans.
Tar