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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-07
GIendy Burke VS.. David n. Forb.s

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SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
~ ism OF Orleans, No 1l-By virtue of d writ az
SEIZURE and sale to directed by the Honorable the
seventh District Court for the PARISH of Urie0ns IN
tne ABOVE entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
pubic auction. At the Merchants and Auctionesrs'
Exehange, Hosal street, between Canal and Custom
n9nse streets in the Second Dislrio OF this CITY, on
to wit :. I 80 PAVPei'S'
A CERTAIN. PORTION OR LOT OF GROUND.
,,SSgesnsr with all the buildings aud improvements
DneIeon; rlgnts privileges and appurtenances there
unto belonging or in any wise appertAininR Situated
IN 1ns FIRST District Of this CITY in the square com
hrato and Thala streets forming one Of the
q PrytAnIa and Erato Streets and measuring in
french measure sixty feet front on said Prytsnia
street., by one hundred and twenty fee in depth be
tween parallel lines, and front said Erato tTeet
pe nR the same property which tie said defendant
acquired BY purchase from NJ. M Simpson by AIT
passed before 7; o; yuveer, Notary Public Ia this
city on the twenty fifth of September 1855 II
Seized in the above suit - fhH.f
Terms-CAsh on the spot. Is lsH H-r 50
aug6 26 se5 Sheriff OF the PaPish 81 oyIeans
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SVAuoN " k<eheVre va hArB.Ann w, deter.
Sixth DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
~ leans No. 1.594-By virtue of writ of fieri faoias
o,rectSa oy the honorable the Sixth District Court
cause, to George w. Avery. Ists S hsSis
and by said late Sheriff to me transferred /
Will proceed TO sell Al public auction, at the Mer
chants and Auctioneers Exchange Roval straat
between Canal and Oustomhouse streets in the
Second District OF this CITY. MONDAY the sev-
snth day OF September. 1868. at u O'Clock M the
foI3wlng deseribed property, to wit J =
st. Mary, First District of this city in the souare
Prlsed within Girod, Camp and st. Mary street,
and South ttreet Lafayette square, DESIGNATED Nv
the Nos. and on plan drawn by Alfred ForstalI
late deputy surveyor, dated the fifteenth of Februa
~, 1851 and annexed TO an act passed before L. IT.
Care, then notary public in this city, dated the
fifth of March, 1882 witch lots of ground measure
Lafayette square by 81 feet more or less front and
also deep, on Camp street of which it forms the
corner Together with ali the buildings and i'm
provements thereon, rights, ways and privileges
thereunto belonging or in any wise AppertaininR
knswn as the Florhnce House.
Plan Of said property will be exhibition at the
Exchsnge tome DAYS previous to that of sale.
Together with four hundred and fifty C45o shH-es
now reduced to four hundred and twenty one a. ~
OF the capital stock of the Citizens Bans Of Lousi.
ana, secured by mortgage on said property
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Fhe purchaser TO assume the payment of
stock note in favor of the Citizens Bank of Lou.
lslsns for the sum OF eight thousand five hundred
ana NIFTY dollars $3.50, payable the first day Of
June, 1852 fixed or renewable according to the
the terms OF the charter of said oank and the bal
ance OF the price OF adjudication cash on thu spot
- THOS L. MAXWELL
aug ~ ses onerln OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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John Geddes vs.. Peter K,v !.

THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW u
4 leans, No. 260s6.-By virtue of a writ Of ~.
SiN eSie 70 george W. Avery: late ShN1
IiSV Se,,- " tne honorable the Third d
s.,Ss OOuLS NeN 0reAns IN the above enta1
Sesra LII ~ sslu AtS oherlM TO me I'd
Merchants and Auctioneers' EXCHANGES p1
street. between Canal and Custonhouse stras Ky
the Second District of this city, on TiJFSnIs
September l, 1888 at u o. clock M. the fdlloEirsI
scrtbed property, to wit:
,,.;,S EjEkrAlN LOT OF GROUND, with an 4
~ LING. r Sue improvements thereon, situate
~ OF tnls CITY IN the square bound
$3.50 $1,000, aonovSiGouiAss rev Leveea and d
and measures As feet inches 'front.' on S,zetta ,sJ
BY l5e feet 10 inches deep between parallel lnas
ing the same property which the defendan acovi1
BY purchase from Robert Patterson and Willi,Mi
Patterson, as per act passed before Stuart II i1J
late a notary public in this city, on tho second
of May, 1856 -
Seized in the above suit.
Terms--Cash on the spot.
.F-. THOS. L. MAXWELL
aul Id sci Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orlesnl
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SHERIEFS SALES.
widow j q. de &c. RuHaos, Eugene de at.
Homes, subrogated, Va Mira Widow Fanny

widow j O. de &c. Rosaes, Eugene de at.
Zones, subrogated, w. Mira Widow Fanny
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW on.
- eens Nolg f7l-By virtue Of writ of feri faciaa
vs. Arthur Hauch, to me directed BY the
honorable the Second District Court OF
New Orisana in tho above entitled suit i will
pressed I, ss = auction. ~ the siasTSsisss'
anaS aDa S hhSnange Royal street between
triet OF this city, on SATURDAY the tvef h day Of
eeptember ie6s a. Il clock, NJ, the following de.
.FoUR LOTS OF GROUND. situated in the reay
Of this city. and contributing a part I'll the former
fleytas plantation, designai ed as Nos 4 81 and Of
the square No; 40 on plan drawn by Bonreerol late
nurveyof, on the twentieth OF December 1884 emit.
Bayou Road and divided into lots deposited IN the
ONCE OF Lucien Hermann, late notary public In
this CITY BY act Of eleventh March, 1851 before Feix
de Armas, notary in this CITY: said four lots Of
ground measuring, American measure as follows:
LOT NO ~ feet inches rOnt st. Peter street by
" feet inches and 6lnss in depth on the line con
teuous to the Coquet property. Lots Nos 2and 8,
measuring each % feet inches and lines front on
hoohsb!ave street tbs sane depth the other line
next to the Coonet property, said two lots being
Eonuguons TO each other and hav ng 20 feet on the
nne wnicn separates said lot No. from said lot No.
4 ana u feet inches the other line contiguous
10 'ot NO Loe No. measures l6 feet inches and
p inee on Oarondelet Walk, SO feet 8 inches and 8
lines ffont on Roehebave street, Infect inches in
neptn on the In contiguous to lot NO. aud 80 feet
ms mes snd lines on the rear line contiguous to
hslzed in the above suit.
Terms-Oash on the spot.
r THOS. L. MAXWELL
anT " sei2 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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OONSTABLE'S SAL rs.

w. MeDOnald vs.. Thomas Cramer 4,
Mary M9nahAn-No 5664
THIRD JUSTICE OF The PEACE. PARH
Il OF OrleRns,-By virtue of writ Of fer mi
TO me directed by the Honorable John p MI
mat Third Justice OF the Pesce in and fer t5S
isn u VI sans snau proceed TO sell at pua
9 n1Stlon, on rhlDAr, the urteenth day Of Aud
fleooa ~ ~ CLOCK M on the Levee, in front q +
y, ny, street ferry the following described prOp
One LUMBER SHANTY,
Seized in the above suit.
erms-Oash IN United states Treasury noteG
An3ssA .. A. MObAISO , Constabh'
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THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
TKAvELEKs, GUIDE.


Arrival and Departure of Railroad
Trains
North and East via jackson Railroad-Leave
daily at $3.50 P. M. Arrive &c $40 P. NJ
Galveston via Opelousas railroad and steamer
from Brashear-Leaye foot of st. Ann street Thurs
days and sundays at $50 a. NJ. Arrive Wednesdays
and Saturdays at P. NJ.
Coast Steamers.
For Mobe-Steamer leaves Milneburg every day
on arrival of 2 p NJ. Pontchartratn cars.
For Mobie-Propsller steamer leaves New Basin
every Wednesday and Saturday at p, NJ.
For By St Louis, Pass Christian Mississippi
City, Biloxi and Ocean Springs-Steamer leaves
Miineburg Tuesdays and Thursdays arrival OF 9
A. NJ. train on Saturdays on arrival of p NJ train
going to PascBgoula
For Florida ports-Steamship from foot of Calliope
street on the 9Th and 10th of every month
For Madisor-iiie, Vaudeville. etc.-Steamer leaves
daily on arrival of p M. train; Saturday, P. M. !;
sunday (excursionl, $50 A. NJ.
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Ao HsS1, WEsnSEssSt, W,SS e he

louisa VvOlbreeht, Widow of the T..
Henry kreienbrock. vs. Frederick Wilhelm 4,
CIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pApu
~ of Orleans, No. 1Q-By virtue of writ Of as,,
and sale to me directed by the HonorI
the Sixth District Court for the narisS1
Orleans. in the above entitled cane
will proceed TO sell al public auction ~
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exohahee III
street, between Canal and Oustomhouse strasts
the Second District of this city, on TTIFSnl
September l, 1858, at IL O'Clock NJ the folloVin,I
scflbed property, viz:
"A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND tokethsr n
the hui dinRs thereon and appurtenancts tber,'l
belonging, situation the Third District Of ana
designated by the No. Is in the square boundss
Go dchilcren Mora es, Louisa, and Pety stS.i
on plan No "a, deposited ~ the office 81 rhsol
Guyol, Dotary public in this city; said LOT mS,l
ing, American measure. twenty seven feet Hyenl
and four lines front on Lopisa street. by one hund
feet deep and front on Morales street. Which M
erty was sold by the late Heinrich KreiephradJ
the said defendant, by act passed on he 6f.s.J
tbisS ieO' oeiore ABEL Dreytous' notary p1bH
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOS, L. Maxwell
Sul 10 SCI Sherln OF the Parish NJ 0nsaa
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Patrick Halp, VS, Ard jaime. a. Moran

Patrick Halpln and James A Moran
7 t4rl IL vs.. William Conway. - -
sEIFTH pI3TRIOT COURT OF NEW OR.
= leans. no. 15ls by vir ne OF writ Of feri
District Court of New Orleans in the above entitled
cause Will proceed to sell at public auction on the
premises hereinafter designated, on MONDAY
August Y 1855, at o'clock P. NJ -
THE CON TENTS OF A CERTAIN DIsTILLR
N the rst District Of this city, being Inclusive Oh
all the property, effects and Appurtenancee there
may be seen in my office. NJ ~ l7il''.7''N 80,
D Seized in the above suit ~ ~ . f9
Terms-Cash on the spot. ~
@ Taos L, MAXWELL. JCl
au5 10 10 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleana.s
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MEMORANDA.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

New York. July % Cleared brig Thomas Owen-
tpr Galveston sab, ship Victory, Gushing for New
Boston, July s,-Arrived, brig Mermeutau. from
Mobile schooner L a Burllnganie, from PsnsaoolA.
Is naf FOREIGN PORTS, -, e..ft
=. Cardenas, July l7--Arriyed, schooner United
states, johnson, from New Orleans. Sailei f6th
sMatanzas, July 2-Arrived, big Mountain Eagle.
sherman, f1om New Orleans S''
Vera Cruz, July l7--ArriVed British schoouer FL
I'm, from New Orleans.
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unIOn Insurance Company VS. Leone,
Burthe N~

Union AnaUrAnce Company VS. Le0nce
Burthe.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW oR.
- leans. No. H. l77.-By virtue of an aiss ,rr;t ~
neri faGlas directed by the Honorable the Sixth Dis
trlot Court OF New Orleans in the above tied
cause, 70 George w. Avery late sheriff. and BY said
late sheriff 70 me transferred will proceed 70 sell
AZ public suction. at the MeTchapts and Auction.
GERS Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and
house streets, in the Second District u this
CITY, on aOHoAh Y, the Seventeenth day Of Aueusf
Seven SHARES Of THE CAPITAL, STOCK Of
the OArroiton Railroad COMPANY, standing on tiie
soestner with AZ the right title, and interest a
sald oeien d4nt in and to the same, - = -
6etzed in the above suit. 15rFFIlil yi4 sls -haA~
Terms-Cash on the spot aaa i'Egs ard t1g
Galig 10 THOMAS L MAXWELL
io aub II " Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

bayou Subsistence N ational-2 bales mess
DDS peaches TO Cramell----l coops poultry
IL 40 Terrebonne )urdain---6S skis potatoes 70
liemblas Dockter-3Q d. to order--ll SKIS potatoes
Y teryI4 DDS potatoes Queyrouze Bois-20 do l
coop poultry BIZ eggs L 1errebOnne- COOP poultry
Abx eRgsl bdl hides L Couret-6 SKIS onions 70 j j
Naynell--l9 bbln potatoes j Al Wash---l IN neachas
Ader-sundries to order
tOUACHITA RIvER--Steamer Idaho e-24ro stavea
70 > Smith--l pkgs butter Netsou Seymour-l6
Aegs brandy peaches walker Vaught-T bxs fruit
Beriy-l key brandy peterson, Hill d EIliott--i
Fkg tobacco Blanchin Giraud-2 bags wool Lew &
MAJ pkgs money Kern Shearer-l DC betting to
~ Allen &co-sundries TO order -
FOuhCHE-LugR0r Orleans Gem and Others
59 bhs potatoes so bbRon and sundries 10 order
MCPHERSON R1SH-Lugger Smail-26 bbIs
NJ . BY THE RAILRoADss
WESTERN RAfLROAO-Augusts ga sheen Ia
H2sl-s bes mol1sses 70 Attic & Dufih6-I1
y Ward-ls0 head cattle TO MeQooid q Mehie-Sun-
dries 70 order ~ \ : : - 'N'4
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PENS ACOLA-SchOoner PAuline-5l bbIs flour 81
bbls pork bbls whisky s. bbs potatoes 10 do mdse
rs corn ~ SKIS oats % SKIS bran 10 bales hay and
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FOR RENT.


ITO &ENT- A LARGE AND KLI0ln
y gtore-ene Of the finest in the city-No, il3lI
ss1IeeS near Varondeiet street. It Is AuseeptA
VII S33IiHs Tvadea into i've stores To rood lsa'
m. tiERNON, No. Etory Bnildina
corner Of Camp and Common stIsl
Fs3 AEME.A NEWLY BUILT TWO -STU
brck OWelirg, with all modern donVenia1
~. feSmpArt street few doors above Y
a. Gernon, No 2story Building.
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lkzAAhGs AAt,thtQAE oHRQA0s for ssls a
~ m, r - aiI ~ \ RRAse , Cos, q

NJ n --f O. .9 I'm s8w lne : l4l.na
" .sIHeI FJls len "a sssdN .aoils's
/ to ~ oy,,aaiiogs x'ipiffa aow ybc5
asg z mon iuci,1d Cd is7ad b .asla 2 "a
.zIsiol5 d faf1 sfb7sT Aae.!53
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f-t ~ lfsc fi4 9et 49, ,-4esfi -,f.y
81 y,gfatlq q ilnta p sasiailas
- --flf 5al e,Ii ~ siii Eslit o x nsfnlfslias
1ri eyi5 elastnl 81 i1 a5rE d.ols ~
Hopl1 itra J7zf 14lna n oiif no tt- t,utso
f''ass5bsli HFa s n isi ia 5+lri is.it
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EXPORTS.

Ship Coronet, Carrigal from Liverpool June IA L
CreeVy, Nickerson &co ~ - :
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For New York-Cromwell line every Saturday at 5
PM
For New York-Merchants' line every Saturday at
For Baltimore and misunderstanding from Jack
son Square on tile LIST and 18th of every month.
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George H. Beard vs.. D. r. Wessel, ~
EFrIHI. DISTRICT oI pI .QoURIg.S, FOB TaE
q writ Of aeri i, isciag to me dirsctsd By
Parlsh OF Orleans in the above entitled oaasss
WI 9rocsed 20 sell AZ public auction. At the Mgri
between Canal aud Customhoaas ST eets IN thS
Second Distrietof this city, on SATURDAY. the
I, tiERrAIN 'PK0MIss0Ri NC)fE' dated AZ
New Orleans Louisiana, June "a 1857 payshie one
ye4i after date, drawn by d. r, esssl 70 his o.
order and BY him. Endorsed for the sum al tiree
thousand dollars tS5o0ol with interest at elrbt lgl
per cent per annun from date aal maturity : Th0
seiu note . sqeuted by mortgaGe on sights N0 differ
snt IAets oi lana, containing in al three thousand
handrstns 80 oll90 acres, situate in the parish 81
On the Ell bank Of The Mississippi and
N me rear q the THIRD District OF the CITY OF New
1ssans. Ths whole e Per act oi inortsags bsfors
Also. oHh DIAMOND PINOT ~ f i
Seized in the above suit .,,i, 49, H.
Terms-UAsh on the hpot. W. Assi@
~ .lsl.H 577 THOMAS L. MAxwRLT,eGih
lAufe 49, ilr. Bhari6 Of thd Parish Of Orlsasa1
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For Galveston and Indiauola-Morgan line foot of
st. Joseph street, Wednesday and Saturday at s
A. NJ
For Brazos SantiaRo-Morgan line, foot of St Jo-
seDh street, every saturday at g A NJ
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cept such as are established by law and
that form part of the State military.
Z. Joint resolution guaranteeing the rights
Of free speech 70 all the citizens of the
State.
s. An act levying special tax to provide
for the payment OF the past due interest on
the bonds OF the State, outstanding war
rants. certificates of Indebtedness, and Con-
vention warrants.
8. An act to amend an act entitled an
act TO transfer all the causes now pending
before the Courts ofthe State, under the con
stitution of 1864, to the Courts created by
the constitution of 1868.
10. An act to provide means for the relief
Of the treasury of the State.
Respectfully submitted,
o. H. BREWSTER,
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m iHEf4HEI 7Ftf fIl @'tst 81 t...l
IIt ~ ~ fs4H g -
81. 20 eIaoal-4 4 lsl ga s0
$3.50 HIe5sa t.i 4. is.li y. p ..siI. -
~ aIt& Jas $40 1Nt sslM rsaso
-s'ai ~ slaletst1 = 2. = lsalta 'esse1 ~ y
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, ,
FRIDAY, August 2, 1863.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Schooner Pauline, Hanson, for Pensacola Masle
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Cramer Rsrsman 81 90. vsl John strreer.
SENkNrH pISThfQT ooURP- FOR TaF
~ Parish Of Oreanss No. 27.-3v urine II and IN
oneae9ce g Ar order q sae dersd july 81 sts
trict Court for The parish Of Urlsans in the aho~e
eenae val proeesd 10 sell at public nnction
on fUHSBAY, the alsYsuth DIV a. Iry,,st-
~ Z. tsp o,siosk AZ q q ~ Ssfshsass % ST.
AZ s rs. and Bourbon streets. Il
-, pos Ioeaec e. q e--t- ~
1srss ~ q s.oiassea- 40 g. aqI pd8 zoe n
- box Il blacftne go A-l - ~ if7a zeal
boz u Soap. rs Z 01 ~ 7gtgfr IA val
~. bog Candy. 7,i ~
Atteehed IN the above shit p m
trfm4-Oaah on the spot agt u .lt1 SID SIS i
a., THOMAS Z. MAXWELL.
~ sue ~ 8 sheEih 81 the EArish II Orleans.
n.afs 1854 iiaA ~ " uuIsgalai !. ID
sll1a 1eta effar sd n s-G $3.50
.sst .s,+uia tH1ob Ell hbuol III d Ia
~ ssis.ata ssii1pi . ila .zaJ nIrals 10 IS
.tfouh adf iisaa ~ nsid
rsilffIl hGn cd - -575sI 100 .i.'.5f
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REEvEY AALBK0sIA -sIh
asa osilTs OR TIE Hal. A
9fi sniis9I APreyed,
Ills Hnslsgsut Dressing for the Hair.
IseAASsu the HaIr 20 ouri beautifully.
IT Keeps the Scalp olsaa md Healthy.
Itinyisotssss the Roots q he Hair.
It t0ross the Hair ana BaaTd 70 srop ia uri.a,uI
1t im@sdiAtsly stops Hair FaIlius Out.
Il Hseps the hair from Changing Color ltom Ast
II restores Gray Hair 70 its Original oolOr.
II briass out Hair On hsAds that have lssn b.d
m1 Ss9Isl iss.
Ills composed entirely Of simple and purely 1sS
bic substances.
~ nAa 'e0eaVed over sig thousand voluntary testi
niA'' OF its sz'sLlsnes' may Of which q i from
nqiAasin hiEh standing.
1t IL sold ii. halfpoaAd bstiiss. lshe Nam blov,
The CLASP By Drusxisss and Dsalsrs in Fancy Ga
Svssyuhsss. At Ono DOIIaE psr Hostia. kholss.l
Dan BrnpsA o., o ,, wsas = %. schiss.
mia .ssge Co., Noe xss1. !.
fsA III tt3l.. lilsg q
.HalsI bny a ahash al
,l.ad . nl afw hood I'd os
'aos syiizaeIisti Ls5s y. I'D
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-30

OoLoNG, Black, 90, 20, so, 90 600 /. n, best,
MINED, Green and Black, GO, 20, SO, 90, tl,oo y
n, best.
YOUNG, HYsoN, Grcen, co, 90 50, ~, 400
sllo, sl.25 a. u, best.
IMPERIAL, Green, 90, sl.o0, si.2j.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, Black. ~, 50, ~, sl.oC
sl.l0 81 90 bcst.
JAPAN, 90, s1.O0 sl.2j Z II.
GUNroWDER, sL2j, $50
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.nAIRY AND SHEEP FARM FOR

7 / IAlh ANb Nf1EE1 ANN Toh
j - SALE.-FOm -Four hundred 10 Five hun
\ bred acres of land situated in Stockbridge and
Pittsfeld, three miles from Pittsfeld village,
sloplng south and southwest; Apple orchards and
three good sugar orchards, dwelling house, five
barns and sheds and Cider Mill. 1l00 acres OF
meadow which may be cut with machine ,
pasturage and meadow sufficient TO keep GO cows
with good cultivation may be largely increased
An abundance of pure water, both for farm and
convenient TO buildings.
For an cnterprlsing farmer il is the best chance
TO make money IN Vermont. Terms Of payment
easy could be reasonably asked TOR. Apply
by letter or personally TO
NJ. g. ENERTs, Rutland, Vt.
] Rutland, Oct. ~ 1866. dlv&w43tf
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Tor ONE DOLLAR,

We sell Dress Patterns, Pant Patterns, Webs
Cotton Cloth, Shawls, CaIpetings, sheetings, Dry
and Fancy Goods &C., &c. Circulars Sent Free
giving full particulars or Twelve Checks sent fol
One Dollar, describing twelve different article:
which we will sell for One Dollar Eash
rH. Ladies and Gentlemen wanted as agents, tt
whom the most liberal inducements are offered
and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
CHAs. LETS & co.
Manufacturers Agents,
s4& &C FEDERAL STREET,
l3wly Boston, Mass.
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ELEGANT RETAIL DEPARTMENTS

For the express purpose Of retailing their gooi'
to consumers at Wholesale Prices. The immense
profits which have heretofore been put upon teas
and cotic,- by the producers, the importers, the
iObbcrs, brokers' SPECTATORS, wholesale dealers and
finally by the retail country merchants have 80 en-
hanc,d the prices Of these essential articles OF every
day lie, that many consumers have been Obliged Ia
stunt themselves OF abstain altogether from the use
OF teas and cuiitcs IL is fact well known 10 those
who are familiar with the condition OF the tea
market that these goods frequently rctailed by
small dealers in the country twice or thrice then
original value. and even then are 80 adultcratcl
and doctored by unprincipled spectators as 10 b.
really unfit tur the uses OF any good and well pro-
vided household.
We do not see why this should longer continue
and We therefore propose to retail our teas and
coffees IN small quantities 10 consumers, in all
parts OF the country, at importing prices, with such
small profits added thereto, As in widely extend
cd and constantly increasing business may reason
ably compensate us for our trouble We guaran
tee our teas and ooees at all times TO he frsh anl
pure, and warrant all Foods sold from this hou5
20 give entire satisfaction otherwise the good'
may he returned and the money. will ue refunded
We challenge any establishment IN this country 10
compete with Us in the quality and prices Of our
goods We call the especial attention OF all house
keepers and heads ct families to the following