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SOUTHERN PArENTs.-Colonel Rufus R. Rhodes,
solicitor Of patents, No. % Commercial Place,
officially reports to the CRESCENT the followin
complete list of patents granted Southern invent.
ors for the week ending January %, 1869:
District of Columbid-Ed Maynard, washing.
ton, ball and socket joint; L: Stevens, Washing
ton, manufacturer of illuminated gas; Fl. NJ.
Baker, Washington, manufacture Of sulphuric and
hydro chloric q ids; same, manufacture of steel :;
X. n Eagle washington. camp chimney.
MGryldnd-L. p. Reach, Baltimore, fire board !:
Alfred Duval, Baltimore. method for mixing H.
guilds with dust or powder for the manufacture Of
phosphates, and for other purposes; same, sub
marine excavator.
Virginid-s. Ullmsn, Norfolk, trunk.
West Vrglnia-J. r. Underwood, Parkersburg,
washing machine.
North CdrolinG- W. r. Blanchard. Hartford !,
cul ivetor.
Alabama - James Martin, Florence. turbine
water wheel; same, hot air furnace; J. B. Vaun.
Elyton. medical compound.
Aississipi-M. R. Lehman, wesson, washing
machine.
Ktntucky-J. Fl. Almond, Louisville, spring.
bed bottom; b. K. Forbis, Dsnville, mortisng
machine.
Tennessee-John R. Blake. Dyer Station,
truss.
MissouI-G. P. Herthel, Jr., st. Louis, truss
bridge; Jno. Ringen. st. Louis, washing ma
chine.
A-kansas-Jsmes 8. Smith, Helena, cultiystor
for driing cotton.
English Pdtents-Steam ! low and machine OF
all work, II. Cowing, New Orleans, Louisiana
September Z, 1868.
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sHERIFF's SALES.

FKhpEklcK sHoSEKAs vs. MARIA SMITH, xARIA
heAroe widow Of the late Erastus smith)Fourt Dis
rict Court for the Psrish Of Orlesns-No 1859.
RI VIRTUE OF . Writ or so,zu-~ ., A
Sse 20 ne directed By the Honorable the Fourth
Court for The parish Of OesBs the above emitted
wn 20 sci q public auction ct the Hsrchsnts
and Cusomhouse strses in the Second District Of his c
on hosDAr February Is 1919. ct II O'Clock r the IN
loving de- cribsd property, to-vit '' '''
UEkTAlN LOT OF GROUND. together with an thu
,bsn sSa IMPROVEMENTS thereon and The rights
S S. v ne SQUARE bounded By ia tson Ptsa Charles
Number Two plan drawn by w. Thornton rbomn.o1
survey on the twenty fourth Of lSlS and
IN tne once OF the Sheriff Of the parish Of Jefferson sad
iot sgnated oy the same number q drawn bv d,
A. late cvii ensineer thirteenth day on lima
oso sno annexed 70 an act passed before Stuart H. L
noc In this city the twenty third Of Jun
loso ana the same measures in American MEASURE thirty
eleven inches and I've lines front Pytaua stre.
depth, between parallel lnes ~ ~ ''"'' ="
Said property acquired BY the DESCENDANT sncs the do
cease OF her husband BY purchase from JOSEF Ells -
per the act OF sale thereof James .slv
November 1857 '' '-A'1 e'S =
ReiEsd in the above suit.
~ IKRns-Casb the spot
.,o.,. THOS. L. MAXWELL
80 W % snerin OF the Parish OF Orleans
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Hou.e OF Representative.


Sixty-six members present.
Zach standing committee was authorized by
resolution 10 employ page.
A resolution was offered ordering the commit.
tee on public education to report by Monday upon
tie bill relative to the public schools of New Or.
leans. Amended by including all bills relative to
the same subject, and adopted.
Ten dollars were then donated to each member
of the House for postal purposes.
On motion Of Mr.. Lee, Of 81. Bernard, the vote
on the resolution authorizing each standing COM
mittee 10 employ page was reconsidered, and
the resolution amended by allowing a page TO
each committee room, when it was indefinitely
postponed.
In accordance with resolution adopted two or
three days previous, the House then went into
committee OF the whole, but only was there fe W
minutes, when, quorum being lacking, the CON-
mittee rose. The House then again resolved
itself into committee and Immediately rose.
The slaughter house bill, which was under con.
sideration when the House adjourned on Friday,
then came Up as unfinished business. Mr.. Noble 3
amendment, striking ont the words "sole and ex-
elusive" was laid upon the tsble-3O to 81.
Gray moved to strike out the words horses
and mules.n Carried.
The section was further amended by compelling
the company to resort to judicial proceedings to
Collect their dues on animals yarded.
Mr.. Pratt moved to amend by ordering the CON-
pany to pay an annual tax Of 100000, to be de-
voted to the orphans of New Orleans. Tabled.
The third section was adopted.
The fourth, 9th, sixth, seventh, eighth and
ninth sections were adopted.
Mr. Eager moved to amend the tenth section By
extending the privileges Of the company for l25
years instead OF rs years. as provided in the bill
Lost.
The bill was then finally passed by 40 to IL, and
motion to reconsider was tabled.
Reese OF Lafonrche, introduced bill providing
for the issue Of 500 900 in certificates of indebted
ness, to cover deficiencies in the levee funds. Re-
feIred to committee of the whole, and ordered
printed. na3
Norey Of Ouschits, offered q bill relative to city
money, providing for the issue OF bonds in which
to fund it. Referred to ways and means commit
tee, and ordered printed.
Also aresolution investigating the sale or pledge
Of certain bonds. Adopted.
Adjourned.
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from her hands. The performance was inter-
rupted for half an hour, and when the curtain
rose sgain the manager appeared, and SAID 10 the
highly excited audience that the young actress
would reappesr, bat be begged them not TO insult
her she ives highly talented, and that little en-
couragement given to her would ct once elicit the
full splendor Of her talents. The gallant French
men burst into desfening applause when the young
girl came forward again. and encored the hrst ar,
which she sang in tremulous voice. This mark
OF success visibly animated her courage, and she
achieved great triumph. 1t was afterward as
certained that che had gone on the stage to sup.
port her old mother, and the failure Of her debut
would have exposed them to extreme poverty.
Hence her despair when the hissing burst forth.
The servants of favorits actresses and canta-
trces In Paris do quite lucrative business in sell
ing the bouquets, which their misresses receive
ct the hands Of their enthusiastic admirers to the
flower girls, who sell them again In the streets and
at the public bathrooms.
The late Prince Leopold was the only son Of
the king Of Belgium By his death, the only
brother Of the king, the count Of Flanders. who
in 1867, was married to princess Of Hohenzol.
lern, becomes heir apparent to the throne.
Some Of the servile dry goods merchants of
Paris, who are patronised by the legtimst sristo-
cracy, have added to their signs the words
"Patronized by her majesty the queen Of Spain"
Nearly 100000 acres of grapevines are Guilt
wine exceeds 500 GOO, 900.
On New Years eve the Emperor Napoleon
visited one of the toy stores on the Boulevard to
make some purchases. In the store room on the
first floor OF the establishment there had been for
some time the duchess of Magenta. who was max.
ing purchases for her children, by whom she was
accompanied. Tho emperor fastened to her in
order to express his regret at not having recog.
nized her before then he took up her children,
kissed them, and said to the youngest girl. Tell
me, my child, what do you like here best ?" The
little girl responded only by of those airs OF
embarrassment which only the pencil of Bouch
er or Q Henon is able to reproduce. SO her
mother replied In her stead: " Sire," she said.
" everything here Is equally beautiful and tempt-
ing we have no precise wish whatever" " Well,
tben,' said the emperor, pointing to small veoci
pece carriage, drawn by two goats, blesting and
walking, by means OF pedals which the feet of Q
child sitting in the carriage could set in motion,
" Will you accept this carriage, my little girl IL
belongs to you" The little girl was more con-
fused than ever, but then her Joy overcsms her
and she took possession OF the
magnificent toy by seating herself in the small
carriage. rf .a.f.f
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CHOICE FAMILY RESIDENCE.
coRREsR OF
MAGAZINE AND RICHARD AND FELICITY STREETS,
LARGE CULTIVATED oRoUNDs
BY AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF j. L WARNER
Second District Ccurt-Eo. az



Office, No. q Commercial Plaza
, At he 81 taSSIss A6sfioS kxSsS S,es.
and Of order Louis D1visnsasd
sSs nj Of s Ss
I that q TG EIEs tiS TsSs5 Ssssssd w b 3D.
Richard and Felicity streets. m the First District tbs city
THRhE LARGE AND VALUABLE LOTS OF aRouxn
ZEE ip and Mss on
as hIso ssa rs 4 dPs and s % Felicity
plan made By Messs Phi' and Murray. archecSs dated
The Improvements these Lots consist Of an
ELEeANT TwosToRY SUCCEED BRICK
DWELLING,
ssd contain wide Hall two large Psrlors Dining Ii
IL The lain bues and fnres ecmmodious Bed cbmsS
Cabinet and ban on the sseoDd door 0A-"''A
closet below and one large SsdrcUm ~i ss5
ss ess ana s etc On che second aOo
We high and the entire hnh Of the honse Inside AMI
In the rear there Is large recm formerly hothouss
nsed as an ironing and crying Also
TWO-STOkY BRIOK STABLE,
With wing, containing srsge buggy house. stalls for
several horses feed and harness rooms coal and wood house,
The yard sr and S.ndsy laid on, and
mental q and 0rR
The House from the street and has a,
iron fence across the entire 'front.' the waoe perfect order
and ready for immediate occupation and
family residences offered for this season.
rare opportunity TO procure srtelsss gsntlemsns resi-
dence 49,
r e5- TERss AND 0osDIrross-One-shlrd cash IN o. s.
Treasury notes ard tie balance credit Of equal
a. one ana Two years from Of In the
purchaser divided into TO suit the parties In nte
sD 70 his order, bearing niersst eight
Per cent per annum from date and special mortgage until
ma emit the csue OF vc cent
case Of sut 70 be embraced IN the gage buildings 70
be kept iui rsnred BY the purshs policy be
ment - -
&C. Of yale before Eds.rd Barnett. Notary Pubo at thu
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SALE OF SEIZED GOODS.
CUSTOM HOuaE

U. .. CUSTOM HOUSE,
COLLECTIONS OFFICE, NEW OnKxss, Jan 81 1869
In accordance with the provisions OF Section l2 n ts act 40
Ocngiesh spproved Juy 8, l566 the folio sng dsscri5
seized goods VIII be sold 1T public aucton Al Wseonse M
Cu,tom bouse Building Customhouse street entrane. ~
MONDAY February 18th 1863 at IL O'clock A. n - "
Oct n lSt5-No mark, box Toys, boxes Necxt,s. N
bundles Cgrette Paper boxes Cigarette Pans M as,s
ot.va u Violation Of Section "a Act Of March q i7ep
Roy is6s-Z No 80. bale Coffee: No 81 case var
mouth; No 70, 2 cases Absynth: no mayt ds,,s
Act March 2 1923. - on VI ooc''On %
Dec 6 lseS-A B, trunk Cigars and o,esret.... a,
po ca The Cuba IN violation Of Section @ Act Of Msrch
DEC isesLno marx keg gallons, Cordial. vessel m
u violation OF Section S. Act Of March I7g9
zee ~ ieo5-to mark. 2 boxes Cirarr. on hoard Al.
L5vsca IN violation OF Section l, Act of Juv "a ISS ~
Dee. 10 leoo-No mark. boxes (2lO Ciesrs: on ba.ra
we 7o Lsvaea; in violation Of Section s. Act Of Marc
pI Dec: 10 lsss-M g. I case $50 Cigars; on board
IN vo alton Of Section 68 Act Of March i7sa
zee ~ io1-ho ma!k demijohns White Rum Ssrrl
LIME hec Hum. ~ boxes 0uava Jelly: on boa-S t5.
1879 VI oee1on 10 Act OF March
AZ, Dee ~ lSs.No msrk Trunk 5000 Cigars on board
Zoo h~pdAn In violation Of Section c. Act Of March
Dec 81 lses-No marx. 10 Gases oognae; on board n.
80, -; henneey In Violation Of Section "a Act Of Ns.I
= Hss' and Section ], Act Of yply % 1856
PERRY FULLER. Collector
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LODGINGS FOR NKGRoKs.--Donn Piatt writes to
the Cincinnati Commercial: / was greatly amused
ct what one of the door keepers of tue gallery ssid
to me not long since. / remarked to him that the
colored people were not 20 fond Of attending the
debates of Congress 90 they were formerly.
The weather is too fine, he responded. SEN
tentiously. tls's.s N '..f
"Wby, what has the weather to do with iti'
/ asked. .-- .--.--
Everything. When It ia cold and uneomfort-
flock here. for they have comfortable seats and
warm place without paying for IL. You come
here some bitter, cold, fnclement day, and see how
crowded the galleries viii be with outcoored
all day, like black snakes In the sun of spring.
Poor creatures. I am glad the galleries can be
made 30 useful-lodgings for inprovident ne
groes.
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c. E. GIRAHDEY q co.'s SALES.
VALUABLE PLANTATIONS AT AUCTION.
TILE WHITEHALL PLANTATION

-lrD-
THE HOME PLACE,
Both Fronting the Mississpp River IN the Parish Of
ConoOrdia State Of Louisiana
In the matter of zEBULoN YoRKE and ELIAS J..
HOOVER. Individually and eOpAr.ners. sankrupts-
No 6S-Dsrct Court Of the United States for the Dis
irict Of Louisiana, sitting In Bankruptcy.
by Q. Il. GIKARDEY n co..
-.i-rstr. AucIIoEKxRs-Onice. II Exchange Plaos
TTEs y =, x! Tss Je =, lssS at 10 c,sIosk
on Royal street. between Canal and Cusonhouss Streets m
the city Of New Orleans BY virtue an order from the
States & he p c 4 me Ds as So1 o. the
nary lsoe win be sold at public auction the above ene
TAH T'Rf asiiIO FEsso 81" situate. IN %
parish Of Concords Stale Of Louis.ns fronting on the Nj
shove BY lands Of Gather beo By snds Of p MAJ
nj a. on n r sIs rear n l,nd. q Y psyis
sod a. ss , h q ss SAC chs. Plantation e
In ths 18th section Of the bankrupt act. - r~'.'~
This sale Is made subject 70 leae assignee made b
70 Yorke Co. expiring thu LIST day Jsnnay $50
JhE HOME PLACE. situated in the parish Of Con-
and 81 SSa sss scs s r. the s1D,
by lands o. John Miller below by the rantstisn ons
* Miller and in the rear by lands Of the United States
Of esu, % ober Atwsis Of New orleans s2pir
The decree crderns the tho above described property
directs that the be freed from incumbance othsr
the Court and canveyins only due as is vested in h
me assignment In bankruptcy and BY the aforesaid order
- rxRxs or sALE-Cash on the spot in o. g. rreasurx
f sale and o. internal revenue stamps attached AZ
expense OF the pusehase before 6ernOn Notary Pub
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G , not jet, the night is young,
The moon Is scarcely on her way,
And the nightingale hath sung
But the prelude to her lay
Go not yet
Stay and ease my beating heart,
Parting sll its truth to prove;
Why 50 early wilt thou part?
IT'S the secret hour of love-
Go not yet -
Burning lips shall set their seal
ON my passions bond tonight,
While they eagerly reveal
How thou art my souls delight
Go not vet
Stolen moments, LET these be
Witnesses Of ripper bliss;
All that's past shall seem to thee
But dream compared to this
Go not yet!
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Bny the only sewing machine ct for family nss
NE Grover Baker. Warranted for five 49,.
Vnh'er' braider and heuner given with each ma.
chine 81 ls2 Canal street.
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THIRTY-FIRsr DAY.
senate.

senate.
SATURDAY. Feb. 6, 1869.
The Senate met ct hslf-psst twelve O'Clock P.
NJ, Lieut. Gov. Dunn presiding.
Prayer by Rev. G. Bishop Simpson.
Mr.. Ray, from the judiciary committee. reported
fsvorably upon bill comforting additional powers
to justices of the peace in the parish Of st.
Landry.
Mr.. Lynch, from the finance committee, reported
unfavorsbly upon bill regulating the salaries Of
State officers, ETC.; also, unfayoraby upon bill
relative 10 licenses Of attorneya physicians and
druggists.
Mr.. Packard, from the special committee to in.
vestigate the charges against Eugene Mccarthy,
justice Of the peace right bank parish Of Orleans.
presented lengthy report, which lies over under
the rules.
Mr.. Thompson gave notice that be would intro
duce bill to determine the corporate limits Of
the town Of Amite.
Mr.. Campbell gave notice Of bill for the relief
OF Judge Mouton.
Mr.. Jewell, according to previous notice, intro
duced bill TO authorize the parish Of Point
CouIee to issue bonds for certain purposes.
Mr.. Campbell introduced bill providing that
the repeal of law shall not revive q former
law. Read twice and referred TO the committee
on the judiciary.
Mr.. Ray introduced q bill incorporating the
Louisiana Dredging Company. Read twice aud
referred to the committee on internal improve
ments.
Mr.. Ray introduced bill for the relief Of Jas.
K. Dennng. Read twice and referred to the COM
mittee on claims.
The president announced that the hour to take
up the special order Of the day had arrived.
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
Mr.. Pinchbacks bill to enforce the provisions
Of the 18Th article Of the constitution was taken
up.
After q lengthy debate, in which took part
Messrs. Ray and Pinchbsck in favor of the bill,
and Messrs Backmsn and Ogden against II, Mr..
Pinchback moved the adoption of the bill as a
whole
Mr.. Blsckmsn moved to adjourn. The motion
was lost.
The bill was then adopted as a whole and the
bill afterwards considered engrossed.
Mr.. Pinchback now moved that the rules be
suspended to put the bill its third reading. The
motion was lost.
On motion the Senate adjourned.
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EXIT or MEssRs. BRECKENRIDGE AND BENJAMIN
From THE CoNFEDKRAcY.-There are few facts
connected with the escape OF Gen. Breckenridge
and Mr.. Benjamin from the Confederacy, which
are perhaps not generally known. After the sur
render OF Gen. Lees army, both Gen. Breckiu-
ridge and MIR. Benjamin made their way to Flori.
ds. Gen. b. struck the State near Monticello
where be found friends who assisted him in get
ting to Marion county, from whence he hoped to
IND an opportunity to get ont of the country Gen.
Brt ckipridge spent number Of days in hunting
and visiting with his friends Ia Marion, but know.
ing that be could not remain there long his friend
procured small metallic boat In which he and
his companions, Col. Wilson and Capt. Wood and
the generals faithful servant soon found them.
selves ascending the ST. Johns river The party.
after much toll, reached New Smyrna, where thew
found schooner which carried them safely 10
Nassau, N. P. The general was known as Col.
Cabel.
Mr.. Benjamin slso struck Florida near Month
cello, where ne met friends who assisted him on
to the vicinity of this place. Here Mr.. Benjamin
hoped TO md some way TO Cuba. or one Of the b.
hama islands; but there was strict watch kept
by the United states troops stationed here and
there were but few boats left on the coast. But
Mr.. Benjamin finally procured small boat ct Man.
stee, upon which the ex United States senator and
ex-Confederate States secretary Of State embark.
ed as cook, and In few days found hiuself under
the protecting folds Of the British flag. Mr.. Ben.
Jsmin passed himself OF as land hunter, named
Howard. There Is quite an amusing little anec.
dote connected with Mr.. Benjamin during his stay
with friend OF ours in this vicinity, but We re.
Train from making 1t public.-[FloridaP eninsular.
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- ts..o1 - : "a. ksfzrk-sKvKRAL HUE.
srens Of ne oosso1 and growing sssiss Also Eis
nss orehards and large bodies Of va liable
Hmoer lsneA Abos large on (fty snS anh.h.
.oges 6pscysc md an.nrrovs Of rsdsnsss
.i-h'rg 70 invet WIN do well ss md srsins rv
strscs. Esv OYlsans - - oefonasAu
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Eeep & Hogan, 3S Tchoupitoulss street and So
New Levee, keep on hand large and extensive
stock Of hardware and cutlery, Jas. II. Hall &
Co.'s Msyesvie, KY, plows sugar and cotton.
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AUCTION SALES.
G. De FERIeT'S SALES.

G. De FERET's SALES.
SALE FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT NAY co scERx,
BELLS. SAILS CHAINS. ETC, SAVED FRoM,
WRECK OF SHIP DAVID CANNON.
ny q. DE FERRET.
AuonsEEsH-omos No. 90 Benvilis street.
w dssl.is FEBRUARY 10. 500. as 4
str. Third District the Lower Steam Cotton Prss
sn6 opposite Post Ne 81 viii be sold
The F1LLOw1N ARTICLES, saved from wreck Of sb,s
DAvd anBon, Wis., One lot Sails upper ton los
Chains shssts Runners and Tres Bells Side lamps sokS
~ IxRns-Cash In o. Treasury notes -
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DEAN. JR..
AuCTIoEEEK.

once and SalsHcou-l7s G.v;u street,
l11- Near csrosdsles New onesss
LIBERAL advances made consgnments Auction sales Of
Csrgoes Prodncs, Real Estate and svsry descrp
n9s o. nerehandise promptly attended To-
~ ssnl9 b&s Dsys-hondAyA Wednesday, FresyB and
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AUCTION SALES.
J. 8. WALTON q psstoNDe's SALES.
sALE on ACCOUNT or DE'AE.1Usx

THE VERY DESIRABLE AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE.
No. 10 KAMPARr STREET, BE VIXEN
CoxMoN AND CANAL.
BIZ j. II. WALTON d DEsL0NDE.
J. B. WALTON, Auctcneer.
fr Once. Csrondelet street.
CATURDAY, March Q, 1909, at lie o,eIoet.
- n. at the ST. CHARLEsakpUTloS EXCHANGE, VIII
LOT OF GRouND. situate on Rsmpars street, in the
sqrsre bounded by Rampant, Balm Canal and Common
pat street. by depth Of 27 et 10 inches lines between
pssa lei lines, running through 20 Bias a street.
Che improvements ccnsit Of well constructed and
gshtly finished TWO STORY AND ATTIC BRICK RESI-
DEkE containing large parlsr and dining below and
sis bedrooms the floor The house s provided with
all the requisites elegance comfort and convenience
Parties wishing visit and examine the house with view
~ TERss CospIIioss-onefo fourth cash In United
States Treasury notes the remainder credit Of
three from the day o. sale In notes Of the
chaser payable TO his order and BY him indorsed and
bearing interest At the Of eight and
ursd by special mortgage and vendors privilege thu
property until final payment the mortgage to embrace tbs
penal clause Of five cent attorneys fees in Of suit TO
kept the tscion OF vezdr until the payment
tie note The purchaser viii be required the
payment CT per special State In
decided legal ana Constitutional Possession will be
the first o July 1852 uat which time rent Will be paid
to the purchaser.
Stt Of sale before A xszuresu notary public at the
penss Of the purchaser Guiding United States Revenus
sampa
rorT-The furniture including carpets Mirrors hande-
liers BRACKETS. etc will be sold in Nay pexL
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MONTGOMERY BROS. q co.'s SAFES.
HORSES AND MULES.

GREAT SALE OF ELEGANT SADDLE AND HAP
MESS HORSES. WORK MULES, BUGGIEs, HAR
MEAS. ETC, AT AUCTION
BX MONTGOMERY RIOS. a CO..
4 N. hosreoEKKr-Auctioneer.
Office 80 Camp street
SATURDAT. February O h. 80 half.past q
O'Clock NJ, at p. Liners stables, Grsyief street vi
be sold
Fine Saddle and Harness Horses in pairs and sinsa
Aso-EiesA.i Top ssd Open Busgiss, Harness. Saddles.
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