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The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-27
Terms of Publication.
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ANDY JOHNSON.

Hoois that man hoo used to bee
A tailor down In Tennessee
An sighed for popularitee?
.t l,. "Il Andy JOHNSON.
Hoo was 1t struggled long tn rize,
And fill with SELF the nashun,s ize
And mingle with the crate and wizee
Andy Johnson.
Hoo was 1t, when Rebellion roze.
And stalkt abrod with awl its woze,
Took sides agenst the Unions foze?
- Andy Johnson.
Hoo thot that such Il koarse wood send
His name tn earth's remotest end
Az Freedoms most devoted friend?
Andy Johnson.
Hoo was 1t got, by means unfare,
Into the Prezidenshal charc,
An shode traitors hand while thare
Andy Johnson.
Hoo was it tride while to shO,
That he was Moses, so-nn-so,
But proved hisselfa II Pha-ra-on?
Andy Johnson.
Hoo was II that with REBEL ade,
The Union party has betradc,
And east JEFF. Davis in the shade?
Andy Johnson.
Hoo was it that, rs President,
OF these United States was bent
10 sho HE WAS THE G0vERNMENT?
Andy Johnson.
Hoo likes old iiourbon-gist the smell?)
Hooze actions all so clearly tell,
He'd love to be king so well?
Andy Johnson.
Hoo tride the hero Grant to spoil,
Ad catch brave Stanton in his coil,
, An Reltonstrukshun plan tn foil?
Andy Johnson,
Hoo finds out, when quite tn late,
The PEOPLE think him NOT so CRATE,
That he shood miss atraitor's fate?
.-.s..a- Andy Johnson.
Hooze name will travel down through time
Threw every nashun, every cline,
All dark with infamec and crime?
. Andy Johnson.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-27

r XaE Republican members of the
Connecticut Legislature have nomina-
ted ex-Goyernor Wm. A. Buckingham
for United States Senator, in the place
of James Dixon, whose term expires
in March next. The vote stood: Buck
ingham, 81 Hawley, 80. Hal LII
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-27

Ir turns out th.t there is one moro revo lu-
tionary hero lingering this side Of the grave
JESSE BiAyKESsurp who was born In Ches-
terfeld county, Virginia, is now one hundred
and ten years of age, and served about one
wear in tie Revolution before the close OF
the war. lie is now living in Russell county
: :
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-27

A SALr LAKE letter says "One of the
chief topics Of common talk now is the grass
hoppers. They have hatched out in. immense
numbers, the ground in some places being
"black with them" In other places there are
none as yet. Some old residents say they
never saw SO many in the Spring before. They
are very small at present. mostly about
quarter fan inch long but very, lively, and
already giving evidence of tho characteristic
voracity Of their race. ,'ssa q
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-27
The Banarnpt Law.

The first year of the operation oI
the Bankrupt Law expires on the first
day of June next, after which time all
petitioners must pay fifty per cent
of their liabilities or procure the assent
in writing of three fourths of their
creditors in order to obtain discharge
from their debts. 1t is not true, as
many suppose, that the operation OF
the fifty per cent. clause has been post
poned to the first of January.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-27

ADvrcEs received at Leavcnworth, Kansas
iaacate that the Southern Indians are organ
izing for an outbreak. They recently burnt
several cars, cut the Telegraph wires and OBJ
structed the railroad tracks. Numerous par
ties have been seen going North, and they
appear to be organizing for general out.
break. - '-'a"f i,4.o.., .c :
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-27

One of the members of the Ohio
Legislature who voted for the bill dis
franchising students while travelling
abroad wrote home that he had pur-
chased a picture to adorn his 'palatial
mansion called can Oshun Landscip.'
Verify, Of such are the elect!
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-27
A'PERFECT MATCH.
N ". a. KENDALL.


The Jewels dangle in her ears,
Her waist is but slender span
And as she swings along, SHE says,
''I'm going to catch dandy man."
His hat is in the latest style, l7Ln
lie totes his cane with dainty holdi
And as he struts about, he says,
''l'm going to wed fool for gold"
They come together at the ball,
They dance a jig, and waltz and whlrl;
Her dress Is fine, "demnitlon f0ine,"
His purse is lank, his half in curl.
lie is $50 hlce," she Is $50 rich,"
He lacks for cents, she lacks for brains
lie flatters her, she dazzlcs him.
They call each other pretty hatrics."
With equity growl papa says ''yes,"
Mamma say naught, mamma Is dead
His debts are large. her purse is dept
The fop and fool together we'd.
A marriage of convenience" quite.
A very recherche affair; lgJ re x
"lts just the thing" his friends aver;
It's just the thing" her friends DECLARE
They live up town. In FREQ stone front,
The halls are grand, the rooms high; !.
Tho beau monde from their coaches trip,
And enter with an envious sigh. -
They do not love, they do not hate, az
Their only bonds are those Of law; "a,
They frequent operas and plays,
And scorn the dirty rabble, ewh
He held the cards, she held the stake,
The lead was brass, the trump was gold
A perfect match, an even pair,
For he was bought, and she was sold.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-27

One farm in Illinois has three hun
dred and twenty miles Of hedge fencing
upon it. The owner proposes to put
out ten thousand acres Of wheat next
year.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-27

NIrssrssIrrr Republicans have placed in thS
field full State and Congressional tickets. Gem
Eggleston. a distinguished Union officer lead
ing the former. and both tickets made up sl-
most entirely from natives Of the State.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-27

Tnsr talk Of putting up new signs On the
Erie railroad on which, instead of ''LOok ont
for. the locomotive" shall be Prepare TO
meet your God"
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-05-27

Mas. JESSIE Benton Fremont has been des-
ignated TO unveil the statue Of har father IN
81. Louis, on the 27th inst
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-21
First Dlstrict Property.

L THE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY ARMORY, situated
IN the square bounded by GrO1. Lafayette
Carfnde ct streets measuring feet inchs front
street by parallel depth g feet which point it has
further depth Of Is feet by 10 feet 10 width in the ex
IRENE rear; together with all the imp thereon
known as the ashingtOn Artillery Arn0ry, very m
Tor business dwelling
THAT VERY VALUABLE AND DEsIRABLE PRO.
PERKY known as the FIRST DISTRICT RECORDERS
COURT AND LOOKUP, situated in the First Distric Of
this in the square bounded by st charles Caroudee
" tayette and GirOd Streets forming the St
front s. Char by parallel dbss $40 L9t measnrss a feet
trt e OF 10 eet inches This valuable property opans an
an alley IN The rear IL feet vice. which alley paved and Tor
We use N common with other property the SQUARE
s improvements comprise large and spacious Tnreestr
Bek Building subdvded into large apartments on the rst
ecODd and third floors ''
Its ocation one Of the most desirable IN IN. cv. font,
on Lafayette Square and surrounded BY SPLENDID innrov
M ns and an elegant neghb0rhood With proper
Is nney adapted Tor pastial residence hotel
This property" The First District Rec rders onrt and
Lookup sold by virtue Of Ordinance Sl2 New Series
approved and signed 2it1 December 1867, as fpioSs.
BE IL ordained the Common Council OF the city NJ Na
orleans That The SAID lots and buildings thereon be sold ~
pup auc ion At the same time and the terms
Conditions fixed for the sale other real rnar Ne
The city shall have the right 81 occupying sane for ter
sx months after the sale the rate OF ten rer cent e
annum on the amount Of the adjudicsti ON -
FOUR CERTAIs LOTS or G BOUND IN sauars M
% 6sunded by BaeRne Clio, ErstO and Dryades Streets
which lots adon each other designated by the N
10 le " and IS o. plan Of W. W. Bell City Saryeyor
dated December Z, 1857. - ~ S--'SS''f
Lot No Is measures q feet front on Rrao street by
ep between pa ael lines, Of l59 lines Lott
Nos 10 snd II measure each n front on Erato street nv
10y fee inches lines in Depth between parallel lines Lot
10 measures u feet front EratO $50 feet
he % depth between parallel lines These
evenings, within Of the Charles Railroad
morse CARS AID neishborhood rapidly improving.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

CORNELIUS BALDWIN VS.. JAMES A MORAN
Third Dittrict Court OF New OIlesns-No 24f76
ard fse 10 me directed by the Honorable the Third District
Court OF New OIle-ns in the above entitled cause,
will proceed TO sell at public auction at the Merchants
and huctioneeTs' Exchsnge Royl street Canal
snd CO omhouse streets in the econd District this y,
on FRIDAY tine 2ls day Of ebruay 1865 at IL oclook
the fooS1ng de- erihed property. viz
A CEkiAlh LOT OF GkOUND, with all the But dings
sud lmpov,nent- thereon rights privileges and ap
puritnapets ereunO belonging or in aiming
sused in The FiTs District Of this city, in The square
bounded by Liberty Gate ST. PsuD Howard, date Grond
snon snd Grsyier streets measuring thirty fest front
Liberty iAte st Peu seet by hundred
seveh inches in depth between parallel ines per plan by
v Atkinson late oeputy surveyor general dated the 6h
December, ISIS annexed the
December 5o before W Y Levi, then notary public
this city The improvements en- said oi consisting Of
stO Frame Dive ling and Kitchen KIN No. g Liberty
street heid properly .cqu ed By defendant from g D.
aud Anna NJ Jtn md Lez Bra by passed before
Cuveer, notary public in this city, the 29h Octo-
Sc zed in The above suit.
F- 1ERNsThe PHrchs to the payment two
notes drawn by defendant TO his By in
doTsed dated New Orleans, October 2Jh, lS'6-,ue fo-
SZtO payable after date the other Is
aytbe two years after cate with interest
rom GATE until due and eight per from maturity
hnal payment and Z balance Of the prce adjudication
cash On the spst.
GEO " AVERY,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-21

Horace Greeley relates the following ia his
" recollectons :" gushing youth once wrote
to this effect:
Dear Sir-Among your literary treasures, you
have doubtless preserved several autographs of
our country's late lamented poet, Edgar A. Poe
IL so, and you can spare one, please inclose it to
me, and receive the thanks Of yoOrs, truly"
promptly responded as follows:
Dear Sar-Among my literary treasures. there
happens TO be exactly one autograph Of our coun
try's late lamented poet. Edgar A. Poe. 1t is his
note of hand for $50, with my Endorsement across
the back. IL cost me exactly $50 IS (includng
the protest,) and you NAV have n for half that
amount. Yours, respectfully"
That autograph, regret to say, remains on nv
hands, and IL still for sale at the original price
despite the lapse Of time, and the depreciation of
our currencv.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-21

Bold RoBBERY.-0ne Of the boldest and most
successful robberies in the annals of crime was
perpetrated at Titusville, Pa, few evenings
since. -Four men, with handkerchiefs over their
faces, entered the house of Mr.. John Beremug.
hocn, and presenting revolvers TO the heads Of
the inmates, proceeded to tie them ALL after
which they took the keys of the safe and ex-
tIacted therefrom $4,000 in currency and $40 OOO
They then sat down and waited half an hour for
The return OF an absent son, who also had large
amount Of money in the house, in patent burglar
proof safe, intending, no doubt, to play the same
game on him. He did not, however, return in
time, and they accordingly decamped, taking
with them three horses and a cutter.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-21
IHoMASw BcTHICK vs. MRS WIDOW MCCARTHY
Third DstIict Court Of New orleans-No "a lal

1HOMASW BCTHICK vs. MRS WIDOW Nice ARTHY.-
Third District Court Of New orleans-No. 2LI9L
RH VIRTUE OF q writ OF herI naetas
- TO ne directed by the Honorable the Tuird District
Court OF New Orleans in the shows entitled cause viii bro
eetd % sell At public suction, MONDAY the twenty
,sNebth Gay OF January 1865 a. 10 o'clock A my
NO. Is Jefferson street, in the Second District
lot Of Household Furniture and Movable Effects a. Der
inventory which can be seen at my Office
Seizeu In the above suit
ht-fkkEs-Inis bel the nd an last auction fra
sAle property VII be definitely adjudicated highest and
hst Saae o what it viii bring mouths cred l. TIE
iunshng bonds with good sufficient secur-
fle betg hve per cent interest from date until
pAf Said purchasers shall have nav IN cksh ont N re
amount her bd their proportion Of the charges Tor print
my clerks es storage and Sherds fees which
sac enAges ssui on the above properly altogether 70
GEO W AVERY
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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SALE FOB PARTITION.
BIZ j. II. WALTON & DEsLoNDE.

BH j. II. WALTON 81 DESLON d Il,
J. b. WALTON, Auctioneer,
Oniee-No. AZ CarOndelet street.
SATURDAY. Jenaary s5, 1855, at Is
~ o'clock NJ at the Merchants AID Auctoneers Exchange
Royal street, between canal CustOnh
10 POUR LOTS OF GROUND, being portion OF
square No 4s bounded by Galvez, Miro Thaa and EraO
81 EIGHTFEN LOTS OF GROUND being souare No
i49. bounded by Galvez, Miro, Melpomene and Thalia
q FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, beiag a portion OF square
No $50, bounded by Galvez Miro, Melp and FIRST
p FOURTEEN LOTS OF GROUND, being portion of
No 463, bounced by Miro, FONT, Thaa and EFao
q TWENTY LOTS OF GROUND, being square No
l62 bounded by MIRO Tonti, Melpomens and ITALIA
q ONE TRIANGULAR LOT OF GROUND. corner of
Iont Rocheblave Erato and Clio Streets snring 81
Snehe lire front on Rochebave street, 80 feet uches
ines ront Erao street by de- tn lO4 feet inches
line on the other eide Of the triange
square No 464 bounded by TOnt ROchebavs, EraO asd
&c TIN Lots or GROUND, beisg portion of square
No 4e5 bounded by Tont, Rochebave ITALIA and Melpo-
a. NINE LOTS OF GROUND, being a portion Of square
Nos ls and soy bounded BY Rocheblaye, Dorgeno, Clio
IS iwEEgI lots OF ,aEogSD, being portion of
~ OSE TRIANGULAR LOT OF GROUND corner Of
Rochs6ave and Thaa Streets in square No AZ bonded oy
1lng 5 feet ac6ss lines ioa mt on ReiessS street 81
et inches lines front ITALIA street. by adeph Of %
30 TwENTY THREE LOTS OF GROUND. being por-
ton o. square Nos $50 and s9S bounded By DOrgsnes
81 SEVEN LOTz OF GROUND, being portion o.
qusre No 4Sl, bounded by Dorgenois Broad ErAo and
Tnalia
81: SIX LoTs CT GRoUNl being portion Of square
No $50, bounded by Broad W lite Clio aud
30. SEVENTEEN LOTS OF GROUND, being a portion
Of squ4re No 5 bounded BY BrOad White Clio and Erat1
R9- TrRxs AND Cosprrlovs.-one-ihird cash IN o. s.
Treasury oes; the REMAND a credit of
three years IN the notes OF TIE purchasers able their
owl der bearing special mortgage and vendors privilege
the and interest u the rate Of per per
sunum from date TO the maur Of the notes. ght
cent the eher II punctuay paid. The mortx to
Include the clause OF i've cent attorneys fees in Of
rut 10 f any Of the The
the cro payments be divided c0uooi as nav he
rqare1t9 effect the pard between tire parties terst
twenty i've cent OF the payment adiud
cation vii be required 10 be paid the spot the
sale. a tjucicatons amounting TO tn
ced dollars tslOb Will be rsqslre 10 pad an
Act Of sale before MaguCr public
Of tie purchasers including the United states revenue
stafnps
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-21
C0hSTABLE'S SALES,

RICHARD BYRNEs VS.. Mr.. AND MRS. BARpY-
Second Justice Of the Pescs-So 3gls
RH vIkTUE ef a Writ OF FIerf Fae,a.
~ 70 me directed BY the Honorable Paris Chl5ra-s
second Justice feee Parish OF Orleans will proceed to
sell AZ public suction on TUESDAY the 18th day OF jan
uAry, looo at 10 O'Clock the Great Wasta-r W..
house, cerner Of julia and Foucher streets "~''
One lot Of Household Furuitore
Seized In the above suit.
N-fERMs-Cssh in U. s. rreasur7 Notes
JOHN 9, KUZ. @, Constable.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-21
Nature Property.

THAT VERY VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND
tnOwn Square No. a. bounded by PoydrAs Lafavetts
De IA AID Water streets and subd sided into let's desig
mated By ihe Nos As g. 10. IL, II 10 and IA
Lot No. forms the Of POydras Water and rel.a
street and 20 feet inches lines front on Wtr
street 26 feet inches lines on Delta street. Nv iSa
feet 10 inches lines frtnt and depth Poydra street. and
No 2 -s my " A''
Lot No measures Is feet Bches 7ines front on wat-r
70 ett inches line 'front.' Delta By l2 feet
IN inches lines deep the line dividing Il from Lot No n
and LA feet II inches deep the line dividing It from Lot
Lot 70 measures feet inches lines front on water
STREET q eeto inches ri front Delta street BY ia f n
mems dep on the line dividing It from Lot No "a
No. T. ~S w '-s INV ei''AAs ~ IRON Lou
Lot No measures &c feet inches lines from. an WAT,
street, % feet inches lines On Dets street. by 80
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-21
MON GUMERY BROS. & co. s SALES.


LARGE AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF ELEGAFI
Hatch and Single BOrss. Elegant Saddle Horses F!rs
Work Mules, Fine Mich Cows Buggies Harnsss WAzoas
SIC, etc, 81 sactOu-
nm MONTGOMERY BROs. a co.,
n. GOstaokERY, Auctioneai
UMce-dT
TUESDAY, Jan, 2I.t. a. II O'Clock a
81 P. Liners Stables Graver street, vii % SOLE
Elegant Match HorseG
Elegant Saddle Horses
Fine Work Mules
Pine Mich Cows
Aso-Iop and Open Buggies, Harness. Wagons.
81 rKRNs-Cssh in o. g. Treasury Notes.
FURNIT JkE ........ FURNITURE FU RNITURE
RY MONTGOA cry BROS. IL co,
T. NJ MONTGOMERY. Auctioneer
TUESDAY, dan. eI-t, at II O'Clock A,
n at their Auction Mart 81 Camp will be sold
general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD p RNiTURE
such as Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut Bedseads, Bu
eeus ArmOirs WashstGds. Mahogany and Walnut retes
SOFAS Spring seat Chairs Easy Chsr Marble Top Center
Iaoes Marble Top Sceboards Extension Tables Velvet
BRUSSELS Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engrav
ngs Paintings, Cooking Stoves and Utensils being The
contents OF several welfunished houses.
Chairs - -
n9-TERss-Cash
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-21

THEoPHUE COMMAGERE, AGENT OF X LAM
OT'eaLs-NO. 2OO7l.
RH WHIT r of writ OF ProvIaIonat
- seizure 20 me directed by the Honorable the Foarth Dis
met Court OF New Orleans, in the above entitled Gauss
have seized and agreement entered into be
tween the parties interested ere, will proceed 10 sci
Public Auction the prems her, inser dssignatei o.
MONDAY, the H'h day Of January, 1858 ~ O'Clock
p.
All the Machinery, heds Buildings Lumber Goods Fur
ntue and ELECTS the premises Nos 10 aud l72 Camn
street in the First District tbs city, per inventory on
tie in my Office. Va
PS-TEXMs-Cash on the spot.
GEO. W. AVERY
Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orlears
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-21

80 GO. "a LEs.5hEAL EsfArE-SKvERAL HUN
portions ~ ~. sugar Plantations, located the best
e cotton and sugar growing States Also Roe
Orange Orchards, large bodice Of vsiusbe
Also large variety city and suburban. prs-
t Rfeyed and unmproved In The form OF residepces
xish,. los and squares favorable terms Parties
M viii do well to call aud examine our nroser
stree Ser Gard, Real Estate gens No IS Gsrondee.
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AUCTION SALES.


C.E. GIRARDey g. CO. s SALES.
WITHOUT RESERVE
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
GREAT SALE AT AUCTION
or vALuABIz-
IMPROVED AND VACANT CITY PROPERTY.
FIRST, SECOND. THIRD AND FOURTH DISTRICTS.
-coMPRIsING-
VALUABLE BArTURE SQUARES AND LOTS
BUILDING SITES AND BUSINESS LOCATIONS
THE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY ARxoRY-A SPA
BETWEEN ST. CHARLES AND CARoNDELEr
THE CONTINENTAL ARMoRY-Now KNOWN AS
TIE FIRST DISTRICT RECoRDRR's COURT AND
LoCKUP-A LARGE AND SPACIOUS THREE
STORY BRICK BUILDING, SITUATED ON THE
CORNER OF ST. CHARLES AND LAFAYETTE
STREETS.
TIE SECOND DISTRICT PoUND-A LARGE FRAME
BUILDING AND LOTS ON CLAIBORNE, BE-
TWEEN ORLEANS AND ST. PETER STREETS
THE CHALMETTE PRoPEKTY-IN 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 THE
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-21

ACADEMY OF MusIc.-Clinetop Sisters, Billy En-
January 22d.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-21

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Clinetop Sisters, Billy EN-.
erson and Dick Parker appear Wednesday night,
January 2Zd. -s''
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AUCTION SALES.
J, 3, WALTON q DeSIONOe'S SALES.


"
CHOICE BUILDING LOIS ON .cARoNDELET
STREET. CORNER OF EUTERPE STREET, ON
The coNREY SQUARE, ACCESSIBLE TO THREE
LINES F STREET CARS IN A WELL IMPROVED
AND FIRsT-oLAss NEIGHBoRHooD.
BIZ j. II. WALTON q DEsLONDE,
J. B. WALTON. Auctisneer
ONCE ~ Csrondelet street
Jan ss Ises &, bs oe1os.
street vii be seld- N yr,orp,v s,r-,-Dn
Lots the First Of this city in the square bounded
BY Gr s. Charles huteTpe and rerpsiehpre streets
D-p5uiy civil gnesr sated the lth d. OF March, 1856
depth each Of is fee between equal and parallel lines
Lot 10 forming the corner Of CArOn
sS TsEss-ons third cash in s. treasury notes the re-
purchasers their own AID by indOrses and
bearing irterest at the rate of per CEN from
RE nor gage 10 embrace the Of p~r cent attorneys
fees in Of ut TO recover payment Of the notes parts
Act of sale before A NsEursas. notary public at the
the purchasers including United States
stsmps.
GREAT SALE OF LOTS TO BE CoSTIEUED
SATURDAY. e5rH JANUARY. 1865.
WITHOUT LIMIT, ON LONG CREDIT, AND
ON EASY TERMS.
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST.
SALE FOB PARTITION.
THIRTYTHREE SQUARES and PARTS OF SQUARES,
Embracing -Four Hundred and Twenty Lots Of Ground in
the and Fourth Districts the Jaeson Railroad
and Depot being ntersected by Clio. Erato Thaa Mol
pomene St. Andrew Josephine jackson and Philip srsats
and by Willow Claiborne and other streets as far back as
White street.
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P. G. MOHAN'S SALES.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF ELEGANT MATCH AMI
s,nee hoIses Choice Saddle Horses, Fine Work Mules
Mneh lows bnggies, top and open, Bretts Harness
BY II. g, NOLAN,
AUcTIoNKKE-Oeice, Is Commercial Plaza
EVERY TUEsDAr, THURSDAY AND
- SAIO EDA1 81 II o'clock A NJ At Leonard & Msxwells
be sold WIZ
Elegant Match Horses Choice Saddle Horses Fine Work
Hses; Mich Cows Also Top and Open Buggies Brsiis
30 TEREs-Cssb in U. S Treasury Ns.ss