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second DI.trict.

5. LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and improve
the square bounded by IRENE Canal Akin Custom
house streets and measuring Sc feet 10 nc front IRENE
street R 70 ieet 10 inches and lines in depth between
The bn dngs snd nproysuens thereon e,nsis. Of one
three tenemens and containing y two back buildings
a5URsE OF vs' f Second District Of
this designated by the No S. and bounded by Custom
Tbs Square Is divided into % Lots numbered from
Lots Nos. l. ? and Got No l forming the corner Of
Customhouse and ST. James tree each 80 feet
mont on cusohouse street. By lO2 feet in depth
Lots Nos 6, 80 10, H. Y and Is Dot. Nos and Is
Lot No measures 81 feet inches and line front
ronton Avenue lao feet inches depth and front Gus
ns from ss in s si on on ss 1s
ton hs s,sH en- iSs is;t iefs IN the line
NO 80 et inches IN depth the line dividing 1t from
Lot No MEASURES T sss inches che ss ana NJ. In. front
E o AZ sIs ~ iees inches on the line dividing from
from lot No, sno "a est in width the rear line
avenue lsl nehes and lines in dep,b ON IN, IT, %
H Ss =, 0I Nc rs feet inches and lines the
In width on The rear line -,
sysnue rs feet inches and lines depth on the line d.
yding 4 nom lot No LIS feet inches and IN depth
slIses IN width on e rea inc 10 ana i' inches and
Lot No. II 81 Rect inches and line front on Car
xoise from lot TO- IL feet inches and lines on The
linz dividing it from lot No. u and 81 feet the rear
Lot No l2messures 81 feet inches and line from. on Car
roton avenue II feet inches atd lines in deBth on the
He divid1 It from lot No H. lag feet inches AMI Use hi
depth on the lne dividing from No Is and "a feet IN
width on the line. -
No Is "a feet inches and line front on Car
dividing rom Lot Ne ni2si Sc Line s X s s on The
cep.n sne 'front.' on Bienvle u Width on
Lots Nos "a Is Is II and IS Got No Is being corner
In depth betwe cen parallel lines. -' - - ''e'
pi aS; m. ssi i Il .ns oss beng =.
depth. p DOCS - ''''Nsi " 'o~ ieo' N
AZ TEREs-For seveneghths Of the price the sssv.
eecoed properly one third cash. the balance parsbls
IN two equal instaimenfs credit Of one Ard tn
respectively NOTES or the pu chassr bearing Interest AZ
the rate OF per cent per snnum 10
msnf --''i NA@- Pss-
For the oneeFhth part Of price thsr,os .,,d .
oneihrd payable on the ls day Ma ch Iso Ia C.ss.
rnestne Guotte and the other thrd payable 70 Rnphe
the purchasers bearing per Interest rom S.t :, 80
psy able semi annual y until final payment sac
The whole 70 Be secured By vendors pviere an IN. -
perry sold with special mo tgsze the us1sl
Of per cent .ttonsy fss in case Of Or ees pro
eeednfs also for the Insurance. Of pr,~rfx -
Or Of policies, and with the clause 'de .Il~uao
Acts Of sale, with United States fnfernaI r.-.r-.
attached before Q. v foaon, notary public q pascsss
81 "A.
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First Distriet.

]. THREE LOTS OF GROUND in the First Distri of
this city in the bounded by Julia Camp Magazine
and Girod streets, designated by the Mes l, 2aad3
Lot measures 81 teet front Julia street. &c
inches IN depth between parallel lines. r r.
1he buo and improvements consist OF comfortable
story frame house divided into con
tai ing Tour and two closets back building contain
il two ROOMS, besides privy, e'stern etc.
2 Lot Nc 2 adjoining the above 81 inches
front Julia street, BY 90 feet inches depth between
parallel lines
The buildings and Improvements consist Of tvOstory brick
house tanning six with gallery around pviss
Lot No B bei edately contiguous that secondly
described, 81 feet inches lines
street, BY go feet inches depth between parallel lines
The hui sinPs and Improvements this lot exactly
similar 90 thf ON lot No 2 ..
l. TWO LOIS OF GROUND in the First District OF this
city, in the bounded by New Levee Lafayette Com
meTce and GrOd street, designated lots Nos and l8
Lot No. Is measures 20 feet inch font Cevee
street by IS feet inches in depth. The buildings
proyements thereon consist Of twotor brick
with States ...
Lot no z being Immediately the rear Of the preceding
~ feet inches and lines front on Commerce
street, "a feet inches and lin in oeph line nearest
Lafayette 90 inches depth on the other size
line, and % feet l inch the inc -
The hui dngs improvements consist OF a tyostorv
brick store erred with suites.
The Ct Railroad runs through New Lsvee street. the
position 81 these In the business the First
District oilers rare In ducements ~ purchasers
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AUcnoEEER-oice, No. g. Royal street.
TUESDAY, February Is n, 1865, az II
Il O'Clock at the Merchants and Auct oneersi Elk
change Royal street, between Canal and CustOmhOuse
by virtue order fcoD the Honorable the judge
Of the Second District Court Of New Orleans dated January
4h 1865 stpubc suctiOn the following described real este
belonging TO said succession, will be sold,
LOT OF GROUND. IN the Third istrict Of this city in
the bounded by Eyian Fields Morales Frenehnen
snd Goodchdren -suring % feet front bysan
Fields street. BY 2 feet 10 inches and lines in DEPTH be-
tween par allel ines .-..- b
The build ngs and improvements consist OF oae story
Frame hcuse Containing three three cabinets hall
and gallery in front bak Building containing room
cstern, privies etc ..
HS- TKRMs- Cash in u g. Treasury Notes
Of SALE with United States internal stamps
attached, before Louis Dnvgneasd notary pubic,
purchasers expense the purchaser the
the taxes for TIE current year 1868
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hrLrrARY.-Gen. O. H. Tompkins, chief quar-.
termaster Of the fifth military district, has been
ordered to Washington.
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POSITIVE AND UNRESERvED SALE BY PUBLIC
AUCTION OF CHOICE CITY PROPERTY.
THEoDULE ADAM EFT AIS. vs.. JOSEPH L. VIM
cent ct ais for PArtitiOn-NO. $780, Docket Second
District Cout.
BY q. DE FERRET.

AucTIoNKER-Ohice No. @ Royal street.
TUFsDAf, Feb. Is, 1855. Mt lie O'Clock
at the Merchants AuctiOneers' Exchange ROYAL
Canal and Customhouse streets BY Il
and in conformity order fir the Honorable John
ThOas Judge ofthe Second District Court Of leans
dated January IA IotS, in tins Of suit for par
ticn of Iheooul- Adam ct ais Joseph Vincent lei
askO s67 Of the docket Of the aforesaid Second Uis
tct Cout of New Orleans the following described
al public auction. Will be sold, viz
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WITHOUT LIMIT. ON LONG CREDIT. AND
ON EASY TERMS.
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST.
SALE FOR PARTITION.

THIRTY THREE SQUARES and PARTS OF SQUARES,
Embracing Four Hundred and Twenty Lots Of Ground in
the First Fourth Districts the Jackson Railroad
pOmens St. Andrew Josephiae Jackson and Philip streets
and BY willow Claiborne and other streets far
White street - I'D. f--- e. .ef...t .al
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VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND ON ST. PETER
STREET, BETWEEN DERBIGsY AND ROMAN
STREETS, WITH FINE STABLES ATTACHED
BY G.. DE FERRET.

G SATURDAY, january 18th, 1sOs, ut lie
- O'Clock at the Merchants and AucOn-ers Exchange
street, Canal and Customhouse Streets
Public Aue without limit will be sold
A lot OF GROUND In the square bounded BY St Peter,
Derbgpy, CarOr deet Walk aud measuring
q feet St. Peter l05 feet inches and lines
in depth the line Debny inches
and line in depth the line Roman street. and
q and liz es In width the rear line
TIE improvements taid Let consists Of frame Stable
with accommodation for four horses which readiy be
rented ioI $l2 per month.
rg- TERss-Cash in U. s. Treasury Notes Act Of sale
III u Internal Revenue Stamps attached before A. e.
Pisnveru. Notary Pubic at purchase > expenhe.
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BIZ j. II. wALToN d DEsLONDE,
J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer.
Office Al Carondelet street.

J. B. WALTON. Auctioneer
Office At Carondelet street.
at tie Serchsnts and A1ctioneers' Exchange Roya
street, viii be sold
That eligbly situated FIRST clsss FOUR STORY BRICK
STORE Baltimore brick slate rosf iron shutters
with large story brick heproof wareh insa No 81
Camp sHtet In all Is Of the most desirable
ties investment in this city II lssed At the rate Of
$3.50 Der month until the hr day Of November 1859 this
being by with the value the
property the lease having ade The
property subeased Western Union Tel
Company, who occupy IL for 5000 per annum.
The lot which embraced in the square bounded by Camp
Grsvier and ST Charles streets and Commsrciai Place
Comp street, by depth ITO
inc hes and lines between parallel lines. English
dess by No 81 plan by VIM. Tn rntsn Thompson
Surveyor under date h May 1872 deposited in the Office Of
h. B. Censs late Notary Public. -f-
:. s9- TEsns AND CosprIoss-one third cash in y. g
Treasury Noles the remainder the of
tn his order 10 equal installmens payable
bea ing interest the OF eight
from Of with special vendors
privilege the properly all until final payment the mort
embrace the clause Of Eve ices
Of suit the Of any
be given for the credit pord5n The buiidngs
be kept insured against fire by tee purchaser the ssc
On Of the vendor and the policy transferred 10 the vend
Act Of sale before A Mssureu, Notary PubUc at the
pense Of the purchaser including the o. & stamps
itqui ed by law
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AUCTION SALES.
c. E. GlaARDtY @ co. s SALES.

AUCIlON BALES
c.E. GlRARDeY q co. s SALES.
-@ 49,
WITHOUT RESERVE
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
GREAT SALE AT AUCTION
.s1--s--g ,aeI.tIsa secs 81 s.arets
rasires.-r-t -or vAIuAsIs-' sariialz "a
IMPROVED AND VACANT CITY PROPERTY.
...l ..taalslc I'm THE ra4-ii--f
FIRST. SECOND. THIRD AND FOURTH DISTRICTS
VALUABLE BArrUsE SQUARES AND LOTS
BUILDING SITES AND BUSINESS LOCATIONS.
THE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY ARxoRY-A SPA
CIous TwosToRY BRICK BUILDING ON GIRoD.
BETWEEN ST CHARLES AND oARosDELEr
STREETS. a a
THE CONTINENTAL ARMoRY-Now KNOWN AS
THE FIRST DISTRICT REcoRDAR's COURT AND
LocKUP-A LARGE AND SPACIOUS THREE
STORY BRICK BUILDING. SITUATED ON THE
CORNER OF ST. CHARLES AND LAFAYETTE
STREETS.
THE SECOND DISTRICT PouSp-A LARGE FRAME
BUILDING AND LOTS ON CLAIBORNE. BE-
TWEEN ORLEANS AND ST PETER STREETS.
THE cHALMETrE PRoPERrY-N THE PARISH OF
ST. BERNARD,
OTHER DESIRABLE LOCATIONS.
THE ENTIRE WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE, FOR
ACCOUNT OF THE CITY, AND BY ORDER OF
THE HONORABLE COMMON COUNCIL OF rug
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
VEGAS niDl
BIZ G. e. eIKARDEY . 90.
C. E. er~ARDrr. City Auetloaeer.
oncs-NO. II Exchange iacs
MONDAY, Jan. go, Is6s, at IL O'Clock NJ.
1'A at the Merchants ssd Auotioneers' Exchange
Royal street. between Canal and cutomhOuse streets st
thereafter until the entire schedule Of property disposed
Of in pursuance Of the following resolution, to-wit-
No. sO6 NEW SERIES.
MsYoRALrr or Nav ORLEANS,
tH-.H City Hall, 18th day Of December, 1851
Resolved, That all Property, WHETHER REAL OR
PERSONAL belonging the city OF New Orleans which
be disposed Of without detriment to the public interest
cnveniercs shall be sold under the dre
ton Of the Chamen Of the Finance Committees The sale
Il ereof to commence the THIRD MONDAY OF JAsU
AIRY, 1868 and to be CONTINUED FROM TINE TO
TINE, the discretion Of Chairnen Of the said Com
mtees
Resolved That the terms OF said sales shall be ONE
THIRD Cash, PAYABLE IN CITY NOTES. and the
balance in Of equal amounts secured by mortgage on
the property payable at and two years with interest at
the rate of hight PER CENT. PER ANNUM from date
III paid and Eve cent lawyers fee shoud nsce
to institute suit for the payment OF said Acts Of
before the City Notary internal revenue stsmps
at the expense Of the purchaser who viii OPTION
TO PAY THE ENTIRE PURCHASE MONEY CASE IN
CITY NOTES.
Signed) rf r. W. PERKINS,
President pro tenn Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
signsd) JAMES GRAHAM,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved December is, 1867.
Csigned Z. HEATH. Mayor.
First District Property.
l. THE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY ARMOpY situated
In the bounded by God Lafayette ST Charles and
Carnde Of stIeets measuring feet nchss
street. BY parallel depth 80 which point
further depth Of Is feet by Is feet 10 inches width in the
IRENE together with all the improvements thereon
known as the Washington ARTILLERY Armory, very
for BUSINESS dwelling. t = l'77T -
2 THAT VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE PRO-
PERRY known the FIRST DISTRICT RkCOhDER,S
COURT Ann IOCKTTP s,tua.e6 IN Az r--t
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON CANAL srsEEr
SUCCESSION OF eUsrAvE LreARDEUR-So.-
BIZ @. DE FERRET.


AucrfosKxR-Ofne 81 Roy al street.
TUESDAY. February 1sth, 1858, at IL
III O'Clock NJ the Merchants and Auconeers Exchange
between Canal aud CustomhOuse streets BY
virtue Of The Honorable John Thomas
Judge District Court Of New Orleans, dated
49, 1868 at public auction, the following described
real estate will be Sold viz
IwO LOIS OF GROUND. numbered feom to 10 incu-
situated in the First District Of this city, IN the
bounded by Canal Bernadotte, st Patrick aud Gssquet
streets saidlOs contiguous 'front.' on Canal street. and
follows:
Lot No measures Is feet front street. rs
the line by depth between e lines Of lbs feet
rick
Lots two three four Eve six SEVEN EIGHT and nine
Is feet opt Canal street. IS feet
line depth between paralel lines Of Hundred
and eight feet eight inches and six lines Lot So being
form 81 feet 3inches and lines trent
Canal IOs feet inches AID lines in depth the
line dividing from lot No nine; l32 feet inches and lines
depth the lire ards and % feet and
inches the liLe. Toe whole according plan
drawn. the sd April 1867, by Paul q. BoudOnsquie,
architect.
n-TI RMs-One third cash and the balance credit #
years the secured by special aud
vendors lien and bearing ght
from the day OF sale I'm final In u dial
proceedings for the Of the amount Of unpaid note
the will be required to i've attorneys
commissions he recovered he purchaser will be
required the payment Of the for the
year, 1868
Of Sac Wit o. internal STAMPS attached,
before Armand Pot Jr, notary public at purchasers
pense.
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CATURDAY, January Is. 1888, at 1e
- O'Clock stthe Merchants and AuctioneeTs Exchange
Royal between s1al and Cusomhouse streets
lie auction, will be sold
LOT or GROUND in tie Second ssrict Of this city,
in the square bounded By Cont Calves Bisnve and joan
son streets measuring inches front Cont
by 50 feet inches and lines 10 depth and front Gvez
street
two story residence with slate root aud balcony In
front containing spleudd halt dining
and pantry floor; bed
hall and the The yard Is
with bricks and under she'd There besides
fne cs'ern and privies -
ps- TERxs-Onethird cash and the balance credit Of
secured by special and
vendors lien, ard bearing 81 ht cent interest from a.
urt final the buildings % be kept in
sursd pocy transferred vendor and In Of
judicial proceedings FOR the Of the amount OF
" paid note viii be required i've
cent attarneyis commissions the smount recovered
Act Of b. Internal Revenue attached
befI P. Chas Cuveer, sOtsry Public at purchasers
pense. a
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COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE ON HOWARD STREE,
BETWEEN CLIO AND oALLIoPE STREETS.


COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE ON HOWARD STREET.
BETWEEN CLIO AND oALLIoPE STREETS.
BY G.. DE FERIET,
a Auc1IoSEKR-Omee No. 81 Royal street.
a. ths ne.es. sn @ sson ss sss.ses
Royal street. between Canal and CustOhOuse Streets pub
LOT or GROUND in the First District Of this
and Clio streets mea.urns II feet inches front Howard
Gtreet by liz feet in depth. 1901
The buildings and improvements consist Of one story
Frame House. cnstanng three kitchen and she'd
ali IN excellent condition. besides estern, eoahouse, prvy
pa-TKRNs- half cash. the ba,arce on credit Of
len and bearing Der cent Interest Der sn5nm rom The
sale until the building be kept insured and tie
Tor the recovery she any UNPAID note pn
chaser will be repaired to pay per cent. attorneys
Act Of sale with the U g. Internal Revenue stamps at
ached before Abel DreSfus notary public, at purchasers
A VERY COMFORTABLE HOUSE AND DEFEND
ENcIEs. CORNER OF LAHARPE AND RoBERr-
SON srREETs-A MOST ADMIRABLE SITE FOR A
BUSINESS STAND.
BY G.. DE FERIET,
AUcuosKKR Office 81 Royal street.
SATURDAH, Jan. Is, 1ses, at ne O'Clock
,;1ss. =. r. aas ssTehs%si and AaeoaEa
LOT OF GROUND in tn. Third Dis,rics Of this city,
In the square bouEdes by LAhape Robertson Claiborne and
Columbus eets Said lot orms the Of aharpe
Robertson streets add IS feet Robertson
street by ITO ieet in depth aad front Lab
Iss sSssss sS9 which are ssssy
tsinrg two rooms build containing two
ard story buding covered with slates
contAinns our rooms priyY, two cistsrns, etc
The ehole rem ed u S432 annuu
Ibis property is situated within square OF the ST Ber
few month"; = =
n6-THRNs-rhe purchaser wil asuune the payment Of
nete Of Si0, payable the 18th of NOvember 1858 with
out interest and for the balance price Of sdiudcaton
cash in U. s Treasury notes ~ =
Ac Of sale. with United States revsnue stamps
the.r chaser
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j. 3. WALTON g utslONoe's SALES.

COMMERCIAL WATER WORKS COMPANY STOCK
By Auction.
BY j. II. WALTON a. DEsLONDE.
j. b. WALTON, Auctioneer.
.r-- Office ~ Csrondelet street.
CATURDAY, Jan. Is, 4 SOS, at ~ O'Clock
- NJ at the Merchants and Auctoneers' Exchange
ROY nj street. will be sold
rs shares Capital Stock Of the Commercial water
Works Company Of New Orleans. -.s.f
re- TERNs-Cssh in U. & Treasury notes.
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POSITIVE SALE.

CHOICE PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT.
FOUR STORY BRICK STORE, NO 81 CAMP STREET,
BETWEEN COMMERCIAL PLACE AND GRAvIER
STREET OCCUPIED BY THE WESTERN UNION
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
y LAW BOOKS AND OFFICE fURNIrUsE
SUCCESSION OF GUsrAvE LIZ eARoEUR-So. :.
BIZ g. DE FERRET,
AucrroxxKR-Ofice 81 Royal street.
NIONDAY. Ian. "a, asas. AZ q o'clock z.
WI 66 Royal street. between Benvlile and usati
public auction BY OF order from the don
onn W rhomas tho second DIS riot Court OF New
Orleans dated January Is 1867. viii be sold
d uy selected Law library. containing
all the STANDARD Law Book English Frenen and o.hsr
Ian gasges, necessary hrst-class lawyer. -''
Also
A ct Of Office Furnitnre trrnH
RarTKRxs-Cash In u. 8. Treasury Notes.
BDe eptive Catalogues can be procured at the auc
tioneers office
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AUCTION SALES.
G. De FERlsI's SALES.

POSITIVE SALE OF EIGHrY-EIaHr SHARES OF
A LEvEE STEAM COTTON PRESS. 10 CLOSE
THE CONCERN.
BY g. DE FERRET,
ACKNOWLEDGES No. 81 Royal street.
CATURDAY. Janaa~y 18Th, 1855. at IL
o'clock n, the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange
Roy. street. between Canal and cuiohOuse Streets BY
psbe auction, without ssy limit reserve win be sold
Eighty Eight shares Of the Levee Steam Cotton Press
~ -FKxs-Cash in U. 8. Treasury notes.
VALUABLE TWO STORY FRAME RESIDENCE, JUST
Completed, corner Of Gslvez and Cont Streets.
ny O. DE FERRET.
AUcuoNExR,
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY NO. 1853 ELYsIAN YIELDS
STREET, BETWEEN GooDcHILDRES AND NO.
RALEs STREETS.
ny g. DE FERRET.

SUCCESSION OF MRS. A DEsxAREsr-No. =
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CoFFEEHoUsE AND DEPENDENCIES no. 81 FRONT
Levee streetsuecessiOn of John Jay Lane, No 296a0
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BIZ G. Il. eIRARDEY - co..
&c. GiHARDEr. City AuetIoaeer.
onice-No. II Exchange lace

MONDAY, Jan. 60, 1s6e, mt IL O'Clock NJ,
N'A at the Merchants asd Auotioneers' Exchange
Royal street. between Canal and Custcmhouse streets
pubic auction will be sod and continue day
thereafter until the entire schedule Of property disposed
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SToNEwALL JAcKsoN's FAME.-The Kan.
sas City (Mo.) Journal says: A few weeks
since, General Shields, the Democratic can
didate for Congress in this district, adver-
tised meeting at New Garden, q little
town on the line Of Clay and Ray counties,
often called "Hell's Half-Acre." At the
proper time the meeting was organized, and
the chairman introduced Shields in the fol
lowing manner:
"Fellow-citizens (applause few of them
could yote) Permit me to introduce to you
man whose name is household word all
over the land; patriot of two hemi-
spheres statesman; the companion OF
Clay and Benton soldier: the hero OF
Cerro Gordo; the man who poured out his
blood like water for his country; the
hero of the Potomac; the man who came
nearer whipping Stonewall Jackson than
any ether man-but he did not whip him
by id sight"
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SELLING GEoLoGIsT. There is story
about an English geologist now "going the
rounds " which would have delighted Buck
land OF Hug Miller. The gentleman had
spen. some hours one hot day last summer
coilecung specimens. At the close of his in
sessigation he returned home, and dispatch
Ing weH-hlled bag by donkev-dr;yer.
la.s genius, thinking it was pity to over
ioaa MS animal, and that stones could 10
picked up IN any section of the nar;sb
enptled the sack, and at the raiiwey s s !,
ton relied it with paving stones s and
semi -pulyerized bricks. The mora, sor
biologists is evident: "Put not your trust
in donkey-driyers."
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By Z. Bowman, Auctloneer.

TXTRA LARGE AND IMPORTANT
IL CATALOGUE SALE.-ru TUESDAY, NO
vembcr 18th. commencing ut 10 O'Clock. J VIII sell
at my warehouse 12l1 Main street the largest
most desirable, and attractive line of MCCLELLAN
Disc which ever has been offered for sale In this
city THE stock comprises fresh line Of DRY
GOODS adapted for the fail apd winter trade, con-
BIEkCH t and UNBLEACHED COTTON,
DOMESTIC GiNGHAMS,
1914 BLEACHED and BROWN SHEETINGS,
STRIPES and TICKS,
ASSORTED FLANNELS,
SATINETS. CAsSIMsREs, and BROAD
HoisERY' HANDKERcHIEFs GLOVES,
SHIRTS and DRAWERS. HOOP SKIRTS.
and an innumerable amount Of other articles be-
longing to the dry goods line.
ALSO
500 cases BOOTS and SHOES, for mems, ladies'.
misses. and children's wear, IN great va
riety OF style, size and quality. These are
shipped direc! from the Boston market, ana
suit d for the season.
500 cases FUR and WOOL HATS Tor mems
boys, and children's wear.
A very large and attractive stock OF READY
MADE CLOTHING. for mems and boy IS
wear, suited TO the season.
ALSO.
A very large invoice of FANCY GOODS and NO
TONS, by order of iirst-clasS New York
importing house.
The attention OF the trade Is particularly In
vted to this sale. similar one In lareeuess,
attractive ness and importance cannot be repeated
again this season The goods are all fresh and
seasonable. and will be sold without reserve.
Catalogues feady on day before sale.
TERMS All sums under 500, cash over @i0t
and under $500. sixty days over that smoumt,
z. BOWMAN,
no4 Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
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The Maid OF Orleans.

To the Editor of the Ne,o York World:
Sir,-The way to spell the name of the
glorious Maid of Orleans is Jeanne Dare.
No aristocratic apostrophe, you see.
See NoureNeS RechercheS Se.r la fa1niHe
ct le nom de Jeanne Dare. Paris, 1854.
Henri Martin, in his history Of France,
always spells the name Dare. She was
born serf, and could not have been named
"D'Arc."
The name is still common in her pro-
vince, and descendants Of the family live
there-all spelled Dare.
Very respectfully, JAMES PARTON.