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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-01-31
Manitowoc and Menasha
STAGE LIN E. j..

The undersigned will run tenms botween
the above places for the transportation of Pas
sengcrs. Express and Mail, during the wintrr,
as follows;
I4eavs Manitowoc every Mond Y, Wetncsd,
and Friday, 1T 10 o'clock a. M and arrive
at Menrsh same d"y in time for the $40 y.
IN. train going south.
Leave Menasha every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, and arrive ut Manltowoc same
day. Office in Manitowoc, at National Hotel.
n THATCHER
MenaSla, Dec. %, 1867 25tf
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-01-31

The French foot is mcagre, narrow and
bony; the Spanish is small and elegantly
formed-thanks to It's Moorish blood, cor.
responding ui'h the Castilian pride
high in the instep" The Arab is pro
verbal forit high arch a stream can run
under the hollow of it. The foot of the
Scotch is large and thick that of the Irish
fat and square; the English short and
feshy The American foot is apt to be
dlSproportionately small. A foot, for both
beauty and speed should be arched, fairly
rounded, and its length proportioned to
the height of the person The ankle
especially ofwomen, should be round and
firm, and not TOO small.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-01-31

Ea. The United States Senate has rati.
fed commercial treaty between Nicara-
qua and the United States, which was or
iglnally sighed IN 1853. Thetreaty of guar
antees to CITIZENS Of the United States the
right Of transit between the Atlantic aud
Pacific Ocean through Nicaragua, and
permits the transportation Of merchandise
over the same free OF du-ies. The United
States are permitted to transpor. troops
aud troops and munitions Of war au1 luaiis
over the route
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-01-31

THE PAPER AGE. This is certainly the
age of rarcr. There are "greenbacks,
stamps, paper shirt bosums, collars and
cuffs; paper slippers and hats; paper water
pipes, well walls, ship cabin panels. and
even the sides Of pleasure yachts are made
of this seemiegly fragile material. The
latest adaptation of paper, howcrer, comes
from Maine, and is especially addressed to
are ladies. 1t is hoped there MAY be no
indeIcacy in simple mention of this new
manufacture, which is announced in the
local papers as the product of "Paper
Pantaette Company. What next.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-16
SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10, 1853
From Arizona.

We are indebted to our friend and correspond
ent Major Kit Owsley, for q copy Of the Weekly
Arzonian Of The llth Of January. Ii is very
creditabe paper, considering that il is published
thousands Of miles of from what is called civil
lization.r We conclude, from the appearance
and contents of the paper. that the people OF
Arizona territory are getting as well "a could
be expected" Ii is true they have not had
a mail for more than q month, but the ATiZonian
says that il will publish select extracts from
Webster's Spelling Book Worcester's Dictionary,
and, after that, from the New Testament. II
seems that the Coyotes whoever they are
have killed the 6turO who packed the mail TO
ella bend The best translation We can make
Of this is that the mule who was employed in
Transporting the mails has "gOne up the spout"
We learn further from the ArizORian that :" sew
eral officers belonging 70 the staff Of General
Mcdowell arrived few days before At Tucson
which place is the capitol OF the territory Of Arr
Zona.
We regret to learn that there ere dishonest
people in Arizona. witness the following para
graph from the Arizonlan;
ave would say 70 those who steal our fire wood
that they had better cease their depredations, a.
we are on their track, aud II they are not eE
tremely careful in making their nightly raids they
will wake up some cold morning in the vicinity OF
our wood.pie end find themselves dead, for we
have engaged the services of faithful guard who
will occupy some secluded position, armed with a
double harrelled shot gun, with orders 70 fire with
out challenging"
The financial news from Arizona is that money
is with two per cent. month on approved sc
curly" marriage is also reported, which is q
favorable sign.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-16

THE WORLD Renowned PEERLESS the
numerous competitors for the premium az the
recent State Fair there was no cooking stove that
stood more prominently favorable than the Pratt
4 Wentworth celebrated Peerless. THIS stove
took the first grand prize medal al the Paris Elk
position, 1861, the 6rst premium az the American
Institute Fair in New York 1867. the first premium
at the Louisiana State Fair, Baton Rouge, 1861,
gold medal and honorable mention AZ the Mechan-
les and Agricultural Fair in this city, January.
lS6S The Peerless is the heaviest stove now IN
nee, weighing $40 pounds, the most economical
aud bskes equally we'll with either coal or wood.
10 the trial which took place ct the fair. this stove
in baking 10 perfection, burned two pounds OF
coal and one pound six ounces OF wood, being
much less fuel used than any other on trial.
Eessrs camp-map X Co.. lis POydras street, the
Ccutlemanly agents, warrant This stove 10 give
satisfaction in every particular assuring the pub
lie that II the Peerless does not comply IN every
respect with their representations they will make
all necessary amends.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-16

The New York Courier des Etats-Uns says the
American consul at Paris attends to business only
from IL to o'clock esch day, and for the rest Of
the time leaves his Cfice in charge of his secre-
tsry, and q negro named David, who is the only
person in it who can speak French. At another
consulate, not far from Paris, the consul attends
to his duties only upon four days of the week
spending the other three in the capital. The con
fuls at Ia Rochelle and at Boulogue have nothing
ct all to do, and get $500 year specie for doing
IT, and there are four other consulates of the
kind. while at Brest, the port from whence the
French steamers sail for New York, there is 10
consul at all.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-16

FINE FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUoRs.-Ws call
the especial attention Of connoisseurs in fine
wines, liquors and ales, and especially of gentle
men desiring them for family aud table use, to the
card of Mr.. p. G. Ryan, No. 80 TchOupitouss
street. Besides importing all the best wines aud
liquors in ordinary Use, We would mention, spe-
cislly, that he is sole agent for Mlbank's famous
draught ale, which received the highest premium
at the late State Fair. Fresh supplies Of that,
ard of the best foreign ales aud porters, are con
stsnily received by him, and the keepers of
cofoehouses and restaurants will find il to their
advantage to give him call.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-16

The New York Herald remarks that, since the
recent opinion Of the Supreme Court upon the
Mississippi and Georgia reconstruction injunction
cases, the congressional bills lately introduced to
regulate that court may now be permitted to lie
On the table. The court is out Of this recOnstruc-
ton fight The issue is between this Congress
and this administration, and between the radicals
and conservatives, in the struggle for the next
Congress snd The next presidency.
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SALE FOR PARTITION.
VERY CeOlCE PROPERTY FOR INYES CMENT.
FoUR-STORY GRANITE STORE,
40. As CARoNDELET STREET, BETWEEN GRAvIER
ASO UNION STREETS.
SALE FOR PARTITION
HI j. II. WALTON IL DEsLONDE.

HI j. II. WALTON - DEsLONDE.
j. b. WALTON, Auctioneer.
Office No. q Csrondelet street.
SATURnAY, Feb. -. 1868. at I2 O'Clock
n M the M-rcha srd Auct uesrs' Exchange Royal
F.r,t between Canal and Cust.mh streets, will be
sold -.---. ..--. .. -
az tNTtE A d bK.DE FODR-~TuRf ST IRE, NJ 80
Caror.est street, now occalsd by Bartlett Rlyns
r. situated in the Distc IL his civ, in the square
hons ied uv Caro deler GTaver Bsronne hd Union
IN lot measures according sketch by bert Bancl
and surveyor IS front Cau eet street BY depth
the line Union a. IS Gets cres lines aud
e Drawer street q eet 10 inches and lines
anc p the line, vita the privilege OF alley
op-uiug into Union street
This urot cry located the very cent Of business; the
ruc Of the best and most substsrt Of any 10 this
citvthe being entirely NJ Quincy rapte, and the
construction having been erected With view per-
u1sueucy vi houi r, ference o. cost
TIE mans uadsr lease 80 the rate OF SOU pr
snnum she having been ty re1Ec-d IN conste a.
tun o. me mes from 500 per aunum.
- TFEMs- OuetirC cash In U > Treasury notes; tha 70
r1Inter year, In The ties % the purchtss
order equal install msuts, bearing interest a. the
rate OF per per a0uum from Of ale until hna
raeut special mortgage and vendors privilege ine
axe embrace the csue # cent. Tor atJrne
suit portion % the notes Toe
buidir be epf if 20 the satisfaction OF tn
dors, the policy transferred
ACT s4ls before n 3. r f.. notary publ At the
re Sc q the purchaser including the internal Revenue
stsmss
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ONE OF THE LARGEST ATTRACTIONS OF ITS KIND
EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET.
SURRENDERED AND TO BIZ SOLD WITHOUT ANY
OF THEIR CREDITORS.
RYc.E.GTRARpEY & CO.

NICHOLAS j. HOEY, Auctioneer,
Once-No II Exchange Place
UyV EsDAX, Feb. Is, 1s6S, commencing AZ
4 o'clock a aud c9niinu daily thereafter, - IN
the disposed of will he sold Al
rubrc the On hest and sst bidder by order OF the
ees bankruptcy Of Mesrs Loeb SimoE 90, the
Itire sioct 81 DRY GG0fS FIXTURES etc su rendered
fr he reueft OF their editors ned ia the hge
iron Sc Canal street. between Camp aud Magazine
T..
TIE stock coulpes large and well selected assortment
Of Domestic ana Imported Strl- DRY Goods cre'uy So
lecu r the hoes@le of this city, consisting n
pant follow:
reached and Brown Cottons Sheetng shirtins and Pill
low Crsu T. staple Prints - variety aud o
O. most popular and manufsc stripes, Ghsey-
and Deums 81 the best quality aud the most de,ir-
co01f Plsd, kcrseys Jeans, C0ttpn.dos and O-n.
bur-- extra heavy suitable for pantau use lrsh
Lrers Linen Danak and THwelng. feplns. aerinos
tre Oh and III; Briauis and Tape Cheek: Cloths
Does in Cashmere; twi plain and canton III ,n1el;
and German Cotton aid Wool Hosiery Madras Cotton Lnsn
Czmbic and SIX Handk srch es, Quilts; Towels read
Wooien and six Under hirs aud Dravers; Bam'
ral.: Skts: Table Gov Gloves; Tsps Thread; spool
Cotton: Hook. and Eye; tors Eyerts; Linen aud boo
biret Mosquito rfment; youee and ltazu
lotns Ginghams, Bsreges, Mourning san II II houni 2
English Madzpo etc. lar-e variety OF BroUH irish
iueus. tn kish owes, Napkins etc
Descriptive TIE entire stock vii be ready on
the 18th for di-trbutUn The stock being
We sna the variety that IL is too difficult q emu
re- this attraction which is VOL worth he attention
O. e cntTe NY Gsods trade
fFFMs-Cast tu T. S. Treasury notes.
Rv order e tie As
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By c. Il. GIRARpEx & co,
NICHOLAS J. ROXY. Auctioneer,

NICHOLAS j. HOKH. Auctioneer
Ofice, No. II Exchange Plaee
V'UEaDAY, Feb. 25th, 1868, at IL O'Clock
i stthe Merchants ana Auctoneers Exchange Royal
bstwe-n Cana and CustOnhOuse streets, In
city Of New Orleans BY virtue Of judgments render
the HOrsble John W homas Judge OF the second District
Orlesns sadudgm rendered 10 the above
euttisd the 5h day Of January 1868 and sgned
zOh DAY Jansay l nifty with said juigmsnts
following let Of valuable property, At public auction will
orr HUNDRED AND SEVEN LOTS or GRoUsD
situated h- oi The int District New Oroans
"in accordsr with the plan thereof made by L. Pill.
hurvcycr under dafe Of 9h June 1907 approved
Finance COMMITTEES Of tie sid City OF urlean
ouy certified copy u which plan is annexed iudg
mems rendered Ia above made part therein
AccordrE said ri the Squares and Lots u Groznd
have he folio -ing disl-nscns:
!. 1HlhIY LOrs % GROUND In square 81 A. bounded
By NeV Levee, water Race and Orange streets 1rmi
whole 81 laid squa numbered ron 10 - inclusvsy
LIT No forms thscors. a Water and anee stfest- and
measures - let inches lines front Water street. 26
inches ines In sadh 5 fest IN dspth
front street Lots Noe to To- nclusivet,
each &c eel nc front Water by IT'S feet
depth between paral Uses Not No IL m-a-ures feat
inches lines front Fats BY IT'S feet dso'h
the line Of lot 10 and b9 fe-t inches lines
depth the line OF lot Ne u bv % et inches
thu Lot No II m-assres p feet inches and Inns front
after % lset 1incbsa 2lner In width ia IN
lCs fee M, he lines In dept - line ~ n and
g iee N Lcnes ann line. oep'h sGA r It
End forms The of aier and ksce OTIS
G Il aud i measure eac z et Toat Raes sreetby aboGi
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LOB aAIF-REAL FSrArE-SbVERAL HUN
cred Cotton sad Sugar Plant sns ocat@d m ne oest
portous q he cotton and irving States Ao zee
Plantations OrchaT0 large bodies o. vauaD
i'm er Fnds Also variety OF city and suburban pr
perty introved uuimpruved IN IRE a residences
-uding lots end squsres favorable terms Parties
,hH 20 vii Co we % cal and examine our proper
Her Gard. Res Estate gents, No. - GaTondeis
sslee. SrleEnA
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Dry goods at Wholesale are being offered by /.
r. Gardner 4 Co, at unusually low prices. Cal
and see hem at 81, 90 and 50 Common street, ad-
Joining the City Hotel.
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R. @. Nuse ROVE 4 son VS.. HUNTER. LsxEs

SIKH District Court Of W Oflsans-No % 656
DIV VIRTUE OF n va "a OF neri fncins TO mas
ID directed BY the Honorable the sirth District urt
New or IN the atovs entitled Gill proceed % sci
pul auction the premises hereinafter dsi mated o.
NFDkESDAb, the twenty SIKH day Of February 1865 a
lU5 oielsck
IHt FURNITURE AND PROPERTY contained IN th
flee the grOund 10 - building No 63 tar1Dd-s
street In the Fist District OF this city per inventor
VII ch 81 b. IN of5cs -
Re red IN The % fuit.
14-1ERNs-Ca-h on Il spot.
GEO. ". AVERY,
fcl5 Il &c Sheriff o: the Parish Of Oflcauif
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SRERlFF'S SALES.

il. FALK Co VS. JOSEPH r. sCHUsTER.
Sixth Dbtriei Court Of New Orlsans-so 1904
DY VIRTUE Of End In obrdiea cs e.
ID order Of rendered February H. 1858 and -
Iected BY ~ honorable the si1th District Court Of n
Crears in the above entitl iii proceed % se
public suciion on MONDAY. the SsvsBteenth day
February, le0S 81 hAltpast O'Clock =. a. ny
house. Ne p Jefferson street, In the rec no District Of
city
FIVE boxes o. Fancy Goods, per invsatOry, VII
be seen 81 ~ Cfce.
Auaci ed ln the above suit
HE- TENl-Ca,b on the SPOT 81
GEO. W A. ~
fel2id Sic IL cf The Parish o., -
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nY c. E. GIRAKDEY q Co.

aY c. Il. GIRARDEY a co,
Oniee-No. II Exchsng Place
TUESDAY, Feb. 25th. 1858, at IL @ clock
4 y, " Puzzle Actin ~ the vercht1ts q d Auc.
ti eers' Exchange by order OF Norton, esd General
a. in the after u the bankruptcy Of jacob Barker, ESQ
rreuce ed for beneht Of his creditors the folio Fing
elglblv located aid valuable property viii be sold
/ 1HAT " LUABLE PROBE sly, situated in the
Frst District cry In the square bounded by b
rune, Graver, Union ard Diysdes iae fhlppal streets
Tie lot unusually large ONE -asnriug 81 estZ sc1es
mont an FaroIue str ct . iee incl e ana Lines vide in
M let 10 inches tie LIVER side Inc Together with al
n improvements thereon, compiling that sp4ci and
revy tut hc store kulwu as Nos o. ana t6
Psne street the lower story being iron rent with
Tre stores ha esdg Up the upper stories divided
intS Offices Portion Of this properly is under
iense lie lower aoor Of store No e. r. leased unto
stfe "a $40 yer month the renal der is only partially
reuted. 49, - -- - -
Baron street the Of Bsronle and
vr eets situated Frst Dstrc Of this city. and in
bour ded by Baron Gr.ve Union and Dyades
0ste Pff pPs) TIE lot p feet inches
BaTonne IL 10 inches dep tie upper
line and Il e@t deep the Lowe line; and tie i'm
prtvtmtnts prise the three BrcE Dwelling No 81
street having FIVE splendid rooms, marble NANTES
icing doors; thr-etOry brick building in the
Of October ISIS Of $500 per ADnum, payable
IIiE TWO i OTIS OF GROUND situ.ted in The Foarth
Utrict q y ard tie sq~efe unded b. fch us
tool t'gh-h y nth sr-ets, ard de-'gnated
W Letters and y. Los IS Tee iuches
Tth itoul street by about So feet ceep The
oWsI lie. Lot adjolA tie above II the rear Aas
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-16

FKE WATCHEs AND JEwELRY.-Mr. E. Priol.
lsud dealer in jewelry, No. l CarOndelet street
sdvertises in another column a fine assortment Of
watches jewelry, silver and plated ware, fancy
articles, etc. Mr.. priollaUd is a mOst admirable
workman, and does all kinds Of repairing with
neatness and dispatch. Any work left to his 81
ieution will be most faithfully performed. Read
his advertisement and give him a trial.
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BY d. II. WALTON 81 DEsLOSDs

BY y. II. WALTON ~ DESLOAn =
J. B. WALTON. Auctioneer
Once No. AZ Csrondeet street
CATUEDAY. Feb &c, 1865. AT I2 o'clock
- w. tie Merchant and Anc ioueers Ex hange, or
Roval street. sitb I've, vii be sold
ONE LOT OF GROUND. Nth e bu III me- and Improve
thereon the Of Dry dee ana CaHsle street,
in th= this city the squze bouuCt ed by
Day AIDES Csiope 8ni BsToure streets and Triton Walls
20 feet fvnt Dryades street, by depth alt
frout Caliope street o. 9Ote - -
The rover eus Oil lot consist o. TWO TWOSrORv
BRICK BUILDINGS. The one % tee 90 ner Of Dry,des
ard Caope is used dwelling above aid store ba
nath. haviug large the first to1r and two
the seconc or story brick back huidinzs cstcrn
ere sud leased uut The lat o, Nlye RaXt 1865 $50
per month
IT, ole az Joining &c used dwelling hsving two
On The 6rst md she second II and 90
s'oTy brick bak building, cern etc This house vacant
s being puI m zthorpuEh state Of rerair
r. TFRws-Oue p .lf cash in q treasury noe1 and tn
balsuce with eight cent interest and
sp,cal see until nal psyuest with the clause Of five
rer fees IN Of suit % payment Of
The IN buildings be KEEP. insured and Icy trans
iesred 10 vendor.
Act Of ale tsfre Felix Grma. Notary Public. a. the
Ieuse q tho purchaser including u y stamps
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Fifty dollars Sloat elliptic sewing machine
trump Rant. Highest premium Louisiana State
Fair. FoT ssle al 81 Canal street..
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AssIGSEE's SALE
IN THE BANKRUPTCY OF JACOB BARKER.
SALE AT AUCTION WITHOUT LIMIT OR
RESERVATION
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY,
-coMRIsISs-
Those FoUR-STCRY BRICK STORES, NOS "a AND
&C BAKoHKE, BETWEEN GRAyIER AND UNION
STREETS
TIE THRtR-sToKY BRICK DWELLING NEXT TO
THE CORNER AND ADJOINSG THE AB)yE
STORES, KNOWN AS NO. e. BARoNSs, BETWEEN
GRAvIER AND UNION STREETS
AIwo-sToRY FRAME DWELLING OK THE CORNER
OF APOLLO AND FELICITY RoAp STREETS.
TWO BAlTURE LOTS on ICHoUPuOCLAs, BIZ
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS
TWENTY-FIVE LOTS OF GROUND.
-COEFRrsING-
TIE SQUARE BOUNDED BY MAGAZINE LIVE OAK,
oCTAvIA STREETS AND PETERS
AVENUE, IN RICRERyILLB,
IMPROVED AND USDER HIGH CULTIVATION
SHADE TREES PLANTED AROUND THg ENTIRE
SQUARE.
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II you want a picture frame nicely gl1ed 60 to
hcLs ghlin. 69l Mag zine street, where You will
fina that he does gliding in manner that will sat
isiy any Judge Of this Kind Of work.
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a.,.,.. hn.Dts nOs.h. months. n.rthI Il nen,As

Hophy Advertisements Inserted every other day, 70 be
snsrged tWs-thirds she asovs RATS.
Fr.s and Fourth page monthly sdVsrIssas sssh ssusrs
go per month
transient Advertisements the Of she psper si
asssn 81 50 per sqssrs sssb subssqcsntisssisn TSes-s
81 square
FIRST Fourh pace transient advertisements, sAoa In
ssytion, 81 50 per square
Advertisements inserted Intervals 10 Arsed - RS-
saoh insertion
Regular advertisers advertise lar Sy SHAN Be allowed
trassss rasea as nay De
nrr.d upoa; s-oss ss. sHeb tsosuR sE-
sgss % GER cent
auousness notices Of charged SosslI
~ Der lire, ssch insertion.
All transient Advertisements Es. Do Bsidier IN Advance
An advertisements marked for shy specified Ruribe Of
sssrtons will be published six times sne chsrgss Accordingly
kHss With rerulsy advertisers shs bo rendered nottaB
Asauare IL the spaes sccHDied ~ ten lines ssa sghs
THE WEEKLY CRE5CHiryF
II published svery Saturday aornnE sEssorpt'eA, -
OR susur advance; batyssry sns Vsar;sry, sane rs
single osplss 10 cents
xstss 80 Advsrtis;aEI
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FURRIrC .........F UIlN IFU RE-. FURNtTURL
BY MONTGOHEK BROs. q CO,
z ". MONTGOMERY, ucti0nees
TUESDAY, Feb. ISih, al II O'eloek a
K n ~ their Auction Mar Camp street vii De solo
A Genera as-ortu sut Of HOUSEHOLD =. kNtfUhh,
surh ns Rosewood, Mahogany aud Walnut Bedsteads ou-
rem. aru0irs Wasfstaucs. Mahogany and Walnut Iie'
sofas Spruc Chain, Fssy Chirs Mr1e Igp Center
1ab - Nsrbe TOP steboards Exensi Tables Velvet and
Fru... CARROTS Frelch Pzte Mirrors Maesses Engrav
INC PAINTINGS o0kug Stoves and Utensils ETC. being the
eartents OF several Wsll-furuizned houses
a large invoice OF Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood Sea
Chain
H--Tvprfs-f'ash
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CHAS. I. NASH'S SALsS.

FURNlTU RE ......... PISTOLS. ..... GLASSWARE.
Hy CEg -. r. NASH
AurroNFFR-Odcs Masonic Hall Auction Mart,
C,ruer 81 Charles and -eriido streets.
vTONDAN, FvbrueTy i7th, at I O'clock
vi sf'rs conner Oi s.. Charles and Perd do
streets will re 80 d.
lepsrt Posgv God Mahogany and Walnut Bedroom d
Pr or + Ofrs niuit groom and Kitchen Fur i.lre,
aried and beautiful ass Of Bohemia Glassware
90 fire lUShoHtrr p's ole. new AID IN good order.
- TERrs-Usihfu L. g. Treasury Notes.
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J. 3. WALTON & DESlONDFS SALES.
PEREMPTOBY SALE.

TWO Two-sToRY BRICK DWELLINGS, AT THE
CORNER CALLIOPE AND DRYADEs STREETS,
IMAM IMPROVING NE GHBoRHOOD, sUiTA5LE
FOR STORES AND OFFERING SAFE INVEST
MENT.
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Chaudler's lumber yard, Caope street. oppo-
site jackson Railroad depot. Large assortment Of
building lumber low for cash only.
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POSITIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE BY PUBLIC


AucrIoSFKR-Oeics ard Saestooms So Bienvius street.
TUEsuAY. Feb. ISth, 1893. at 1S
Y o cgck 4 at the Merchants and Aucti neers' EN-
change RoyH street public auction, -ii DC sclt-
NINE LOTS OF CIR lUND in the TLird Dst.iet Of this
CITY in the square bounded by Clay Auhrv, Dupre and
OReily streets sand Lets designated by the nos l.
3 Il, y 3, len drawn by P G. B1udousqae
arClitt Ct, and noW M CNh bition in tho ENrba 20.
This property uud-r fence W Il planted with fruit tees
ard under critfvatiou There ouhe no e'tst
Lott No 6 cabinets ad al
,rv and coed besides cisterns etc
rTrRNs-Gue third cash, and the bl snce credit OF
" eve month"; iu notes secured by mortgage ald We doris
lien and hearing per crest AMMAN from the day
of sale until final Payment Ia Of suit per cent at
torney' commissions t. added as penal clause
Act Of le with {. internal revenue stamps attached
before Amtdee Ducste notary public, a. purchasers eX
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