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cOIUreu rUTKs HuU ueu, you see wuen de pti1s
hre and hre down SJulh years in aud years out.
be neber hear dem guns, and when coored peo
pie down dare cry out help, brudders, help he
neber hear-his ears all stopped up wld cotton !;
aud, after de war began, dA. nan wtote n letter,
all agn de war, and de say dat letter will splods
under him and blow him all up. Bye and bve.
when be seed which side was OF top den he saw,
down wild Andy-he has mighty bad woman 10
de White House. 0ey say, jim, dat salt air
mighty healthy, and salt u great prpsarver, and
dat man will keep down dare for two Years vet.
jim. DaIes Sam Now.
Ton. All, J'm, be was foundered on de hoe
cake when be was colt, and he is wind broken
too, and you just put him on de track and move
him up, and dare he goes wbeeEIng along.
JIM. Howl old -Andersum do?
Ton. Why, dat man neber find his way to de
Capitol, unless d. ?. 20 along to show him de
way, and den h. P. would "'mbezzls =" de cer>
uheum paper of lection, and 30 you see, wheu
Andersum got dare, and dey call for dat paper,
and bed tumble in his pockets and couldI 1 6nd
II, dey wouldn't let him 10. We tried to send
DAT man To de little Capitol last lection, but de
people dey planted him dowa so deep on de
CoPei, dat dere's no budgin' him, and deu dare 8
good erase for stock up dare, and believe dat
old boss better be kept on dat rauge.
JIM. What about de Doctor?
iuA' An' cat mans head mighty long, and
den be got de chips, and guess all de poor
whlte trash better stan aside. Says be . me
luther day Tom, here's de boss for dis race, -
and dare he stood, chAwin' his bit, and pawn
de ground. wild his nostrils all extended, and his
neck all bowed, aud says To him 'just step up
aareto to see how you move and you oughteS
nAVe seen dem movements; and says | " stop,
stop dem hcks will do" Aud says be TO me
Tom. here's de nag dat will confnsticate all de
rebel lands, aud darrell be money euuf for all
my constituents to lowu out at two per cent.
aud live high on de interest, and I'll bnild \
strap iron railroad to every mans door 10 de Val
ley, and de main trunk right chuck up TO Wash
10 'ton )" aud Jun, dats de uan to send, you see
Wen, just put him ou dat old strap road, and
send him right TO de Capitol, and we'll dung
him out, aud den we'll get dat :" Old Waxbrake
and dat bill and put dem on dat strap road and
send 'em whzzin' out Of Congress, and den, Jim
you see, hear great deal bout de value ob d.
franchise. and Ain't got nufiiu for de franchs,
yet, ana IL for de man dat will come down some
thing TO dis uigger for dat franchise.
JIM. Well, guess we've talked pollytix enuf
70 night. so just touch up dat banju dar and Civ,
US an old WirRinny reel, or an old KentucI
oreak-down, and just look how dis uigger cat
throw de jig from his heels
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WaIIa Walln Daikeys on the situation.
An esteemed friend hands US the following
report Of a colloquy between Two Of our cOlored
fellow citizens, overheard BY him the other day
JM. Well. Tom, you see dat news 10 NeWell's
paper bout Congress pintiug all our bosses over
us out herr, and not letting eolored folks have
any thing to say about de lection 0b de officers.
Ton. Yes, seed IL, and pesrs like since old
Massa Thad's dsid and gone dare aint 90 body
at Washington what's got sense enough to run
dat mAcheen. Old Wax Brake, or some such
ummy name, I bear fotehed dat bill onto de
Congress, aud new de Congress after fust giving
Us de franchise is gwine to turn right about and
Us colored folks.
JIM Well, what we gwine to do about it2
Toy. Why we'll hab 10 lect some body to GO
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Notice to Absent Defendants.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.
COuNTY OF WALL Wa.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE PIRsr
u Judicial District To ROCIION: You Al.
h.sehy notiaed that J G. SMITH has dled a COM
plant against you in aid CCurt which viii come ON
"a be heard at the rst term Of the Curt which shall
commence more than two months after the 18th dny
Of February, 1859. aud nnla~a You aDDear Al ssid
teym end answer the anne will be taken As confessed
aud the prayer thereof graufed. The object and
prayer Of snid o1mplsnt Is that you NAV be REQUIRED
and decreed BY said Oeqrt TO give TO Plantff law
fal eeed TO the following land 20 Wit fhe 4 4. n
o. Session. No. 10, Township No. I'm r. So &. Com.
plant nled Feb. 10, 1853. MIX 4 9ULLAN,
lO-zm Attorneys for Plaintiff
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REGIsTRY LAVA bill providing for the
registering of voIers in the Territories, has
passed the House of Representatives, aud is
likely to become law. Our radical masters,
whilst exceedingly anxious to enfranchise
negroes and Cinnamon, are equally anxious
to throw every obstruction in the way Of the
exercise of the right Of suffrage by white
men. In radical estimation, the niggsr is
everything, and the men who are e. to govern
the country nnthing but I" poor white trash. :"
, 1869-02-19

THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT, Civ
ing the right of suffrage to Cinnamon. Ne
grOes. Indians and Ksnakas, has passed the
Senate. and is quite certain tn pass the House.
It' ratification by the States is another mat
ter. and we doubt whether it will ever be in-
corp II ted in the consultation. This is a
question nur radical friends will have to meet
squarely at the spring election, and while
they are all prepared to go the inevitable
niger, we look for squirming over the Indian
and Cinnamon. 1t will be rather an inter
esting sight to witness Gsr6side, with bis
Southern education, swallowing the pill. bot
he will have to go it, or prepare TO tako a
back seat in the radical ranks
, 1869-02-19

THE population Of the United States is
nearly 39,OOO,OO If it increases in the
same ratio as it has in preceding periods, it
will be AZ O00,OO0 in 1870, and lie, ,0O0,r
0UO in 1910
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l attended a meeting OF the Episcopal Church
here, the object Of which was to send mission
aries to Oregon and Washington Territory. We
were described as savage indians and half civil.
ICED whites, and the hardships and sufferiogs OF
the missionaries, both male and female, which
would have TO- be endured, was heart rending in
the extreme. They called for a twenty five
thousand donation as starter, and obtained Il
liberal sum. did not, on the part Of our peo-
pie, rise 10 my seat aud protest on their behalf.
Yours truly, W. G. L.
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THE Oryonian swallowed negro suffrage
and now g.gs ut the proposition to give the
ballot to Cinnamon The fellow must be
dazed indeed who don't see that they are
both hairs out of tie same dogs tail
, 1869-02-19

The DALLEs BRANCH MINT is a fixed
fact, workmcn being now engaged in digging
the foundation prePa atory tn putting up the
building, which is to he entirely Gre proof
, 1869-02-19

The CABINET ten. Grant refuses TO
announce the names of the gentlemen who
are to compose his Cabinet until he sends
them into the Senate for confirmation.
, 1869-02-19

THE DEMOCRATIC PREsS, Berlah Browns
new paprr, published at Salem, Oregon, pre-
seIts neat appearanc', and promises to be
the ab!,st democratic paper on the coast.
, 1869-02-19

Col. J. Z. Dow has retired from the
Portland COmmerri1i The Coils career
was brief il not brilliant.
, 1869-02-19

A Row - The Telegraph reports big
row in the radical camp at Washington, but
what its all .b"ut We dnn't know.
, 1869-02-19

TIE SOUTH.-Tre improving condition Of
the South, says the Holmes County Farnrer,
oecasi ms universal satisfaction. IL is pleas
ant to hear that two aud half million bales
Of cotton we're produced the last season; to
know that division Of the land into smaller
holdings, and the consequent introduction Of
larger variety Of industries, is working ef
fectivrly for the substantial improvement Of
the population and to realize that the sod.
den cloud OF war, which so long dragged its
ragged edges across that fair Iand,eapp, i
fast being succeeded BY bright Akies and
hopeful prospects. II is the people Of the
South that are TO save the South and bring
ii up to far higher state of prosperity than
it ever reaehrd in the past. The simple hab-
its and hospi able feelings of all Glasses Of
the people cOue APPLY iuto play 10 the work
Of renovation f; gradually, as returns aow iu
for the outgoing crops, and as the people
engage more universally in raising the Ger.
eals, the grasses, vegetables in their variety.
and the fruits, state Of society will be built
upon a foundation so broad aud substantial
that to it The nation will be largely indebted
for its character II Congress VIII but let
the people alone, taking of military and other
taxes from their necks, and permitting them
TO substitute selfgovernment again, We shall
witness revival Of prosperity whose influence
u.ll be AstOnishiagly felt 10 all the channels
Of business.
, 1869-02-19

FRANK KENYON Is repO, ted to have sold
his interest il the White Plue mines for
$50 900. A lucky typo.
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THERE has been a big snow storm in
Pennsylvania. blocking up the railways and
stopping the trains.
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RiASf ANHUAA BAIL.
-oF THE
U. F. of F. U.

WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY, Feb. 22d.
IrNHE URDER OF U. 4. Of F. will give their
j First Annual Ball on WashinYton'r Birthday.
tr 22d last. ge eral invitation extei,td to all
who feel disposed tn meet with the Brnthers ON the
hs Of equality, for the purpose If celebrating the
great event The names OF those who have taken the
m liter in hand j. sufficient guarantee that it will
be in keeping with the Occrion, and pleasant " all
WIN partirpate. The dancing will be at
Brother CosgrOve'S Hall,
And supper will be served ut the ORIENTAL
HOTEL, by Brnthers Hartman 4 C,,ok.
During the evening one no Of the Odes of the
Order will be Sung BY the LODHE CHOIR.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANeExesrs.
Bros. James Madgan, W. J. TOmpkinA, A. W. Rob
inson. q. z. S1Ih. J Cook, John Justice.
REcaPTIoN ooMM!TTEG.
Bros. VIM. Cock. W. II. Newell. J. E. wyche. NJ r
Cation, 9 G. CTowue. n Hartman, FP, Duenn'
L. A. Aulan. L. Sheil.J Day, 4. Franz. -
FLOOR NANAsERs.
Jas. McAulif, Jas Madi0an. John Justice. VIM. Rine
Z. N. Taylor, Ed Delaney. 1l IO.iw
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No PENsION.-rhe Senate Committee on
Pensions has reported against allowing Mrs.
Lincoln a pen>inn. Something should be
done to get this woman out of sight. During
the lfeIime Of her husband, those who we're
familiar with Washington society, know that
her conduci was disGraceiu, and now that ha
is dead she misses no Opportunity to humili-
ate her cuuntrymsu. If nothing better can
be done, she should be provided with quar-
ters in an insane asylum and kept there for
the BALI of her natural life The had
men who pro6ted of her weakness should at
least IN Ike this provision tor her.
, 1869-02-19

PHILIP RIrz is named by Washington
correspondent as endeavorins to secure the
removal of Governor Moore and his own ap-
pointment to fII the place thus vacated. A
little success seems to have turned Philips
head, until he imsgnes he is really a great
man. But then again we should remember
of what slight material the radicals manage
to manufacture their great men, and be pre-.
rared to accept this Sir Forcibe Feeble as
preferable to an ablAr but less honest msn.
Certainly between Cox and Ritz We prefer
the latter, as being too weak to be dangerous.
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The Town of rendleton.

PENDLEroS, OaEGOS, Feb IL, 1869.
EDIroR STATESMAN Almost every town or
city is sooner or later spoken Of through the
public press, and why should not the towu of
Prndleton? ? 1t is now the county seat of UrnA-
tila county the Clerk aud Sheriff of the county
have already removed the county records from
the former county seat to this place, and have
their Offices fully established here. The founda>
ton Of the new Court House is already com
meneed, aud will probably be flushed 10 two
days The bills of lumber have been made out
aud sent to the mills, and the only thing that de-
lays the rapid completion of the Court House, is
the scarcity Of lumber. The County Judge has
already built a foe residence here, and there are
number.Of persons ready to build dwelling and
business houses, as soon as they can procure
lumber. Bailey L Kirk have leased the Good.
win Hotel, and are making every preparation to
furnish good accommodations to the weary trav.
eler and all persons whose business may call
them this wsy. Preparations are also being
made for The erection Of Seminary building
The citizens here aud 10 the surrounding country
are alive to their own interest. TIE town site 10
indeed beautiful one, situated on the south
bank of the Umatilla river, aud on the Umatilla
and Boise City stage road, and the surrounding
country is as we'll adapted to agricultural aud
stock raising purposes as any 10 Eastern Oregon.
The greatest draw back, however, to an exten>
sive settlement, is the existence Of the Umaiilla
Indian Res~rvatiOu-if that is onre thrown open
to settlers, then we will have everything to sup>
port a large country town. and We know no rea.
son why number Of tradesmen, merchants and
business men might not do thriving and prof
table business here. A good physician might
also do we'll, although the location is remarkably
health. Lawyers are also considered a 1eees-
sary evil that must be tolerated 10 all country
towns Saloons are likewise considered neces.
sAry in all towns, and Messrs Spear L Granger
acting upon this consideration. have chased
a goodly supply of the extract of carn, and open
ed a saloon. Who knows but that Pennleton
may at some time, not far 10 ibe future, rival
your own little City, both 10 size aud Importance
You're, CITIzES.
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MATCHMAKER AND JEWELEE
GEORGE SAVAGE,

q EORG Z SAVAGE,
" Ar'HHAKER AND JEWELER. HAW
w -esta lsned himself ~ Walh W.llsbP
pare to d. all work in his line of busineS, u
from his long experience lover 20 years. 10 vale
work ieel~ confident of giving satisfictnn. Epes
ere given To me Watrhes All work seAG
press will be promptly attended to. Shop next y
IN +. W C"lnan'- nrIg Sfnre. N lin street. ~
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rHE oMNIRUs RAILR0AD BILL

There is al omnibus railroad bill Tow under
consideration. which I think will PISS. The
Southern Union and Northern Paci6s Railroad
Companies have joined forces for thb bill. Its
main features are that there shall bei SIufhern
Railroad Company, with the rghtlto build a
railroad through Texas to Southern California
the Union, from the Humboldt to the Willamette
Valley. aud the Northern, through Montana to
Puget Sound Government is To gire tn each OF
these companies equal rights, Thai is, Govern
msnt is to guarantee the interest on the capital
necessary to construct these roads, and take the
first mortgage on. the roads a. security. This is
the best that can be got out Of Government, and
the anxiety of railroad men to get this privilege,
indicates the probability that this will build the
roads.
, 1869-02-19

WAsdiN0soNI ". Va jan ~ 1905.
3 FRrESD NEWELL As promised to advise yon
occasionally Of matters here, ! nov proceed 70
keep my engagement. Flanders has been work
ing for the right of the Waila Wallians to build
a Railroad TO the Columbia River, AMI obtsin
the grant Of land for which you applied. Itap>
pears that as some of the members ar, tired Of
making negro equality hobby, they ale getting
mp smother, which Is economy 10 puble expeu,
dit1res. This, with them, means to attbck every
measure, indisrrimiuately, which is TO giant land
for any purpose whatever. Because Congress
has squandered the public money BY granting
ex0rbitAnt subsidies 10 an undeserved snd indis-
cnminate manner, they think the prSept Con,
gress can compensate the public by rGusiug 70
grant that which, in the end, will par the gov
ernment zen fold. When our Delegate dnly asked
for grant of land sufficiently vide p build &
road upon from walIa Walla to the Riyr, and 70
empower Walla Walla county to pledge its oWu
credit for part of the expense of contraction ,
the members fought the bill as if the safety Of
the nation depended upon its defeat.
, 1869-02-19
Wool. Hair. and Spring Mattresses

Made Ia order We also keep nn hand full stOd
Of WALL PAPER. WINDON SHADES WINDOW
GLASS, SASH, fixtures. &c. Terms, Cash.
20 Sun kELiiTS & ABLE
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For twenty-four copies Of the Congressional
Globe and Appendix for each member and dele
gate Of the third session Of the tnrtisth Congress
and one hundred copies Of the same for the House
library. twenty Eve lhousand Two hundred and
fifty dollars, or so much thereo: As may be
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DEAN, JR..

DEAN. JR.,
AUoTIoEEER,
Once and Saesroom-l73 0ravier stresk
NsaT Carondelet New oreana
Ibsrs advances nsde cousgnments Aucten sales Of
Furniture Cargoe Produce Real Estate and every descrp
ton Of Merchandise promptly attended 70
Regular sale Dsys-MopdsyL Wednesdays Fridays snd
Raturdayl
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E, ROGER g. co.'s SALES.

SIX HUNDRED GASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
BROGANS.
ONE HUNDRED TRUCKS MEMS sEwED BOOTS AND
CONGRESS.
BIZ Il. ROGER d CO.,
H SAxoRY, Auctionesr.
CATURDAY. March @, 1859, at 10 o'clock,
- AZ their saesrooms As and AZ Old Levee street.
will be sold
e0 cases Boots and Brogsns comprising general
assortment Men, Women and received directly
from BY late arrivals from Boston, Now YORK
and Philadelphia
ALSO
100 trunks Seved Boots and Congress-
nS- TERNs-At Sale j,
The particular attention Of city and country buyers is called
70 this sale.
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HAVING DECLINED TUE JOBBING INDOOR FUR
NITUsE BUSINESS, will remove my enHce on March
1859 from corner Chsres snd Perddo streets 20 No. Nv
GRAviER SIRE EFT between st Charles and Carondelet
streets Parties having goods in ssesrooms on sale or
storage ructions be received
same N ey will be cold highest bidder Daily auction
O'Clock III take place at the preent auction
Rooms in facilitate the clearing out on hand
before tisDe Of removal Having eciined the JObblS6
INDOOR Furniture Business ONLY beg leave - inform
INV friends and patrons heretofore, will give strict
and personal all Outdoor aud other Sales OF
REAL EsTATE Scrips Stocks Bonds etc. Csrgoes FRO
duce Groceries, Dry Goods, Furniture, etc
thankful for past patronage respect fully solicit contnu-
Ar &c Of the same.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
or THR-
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, 18th February, 1859.

NEW ORLEANS, 18th February, 1859.
Nv vrue of the thtyseventh section Of the act Of the
Legislature Of the State Of LOusaH. entitled IAN Act to
the City New Orleans and to provide for the
Government and Administration OF its Afas approved
the sd February The Mayor Controller Tr.s
surer and the ChArmen Finance Committees othet"o
Boards Of the Council shall constitute Commission
10 be called Commissioners Of the Consolidated Debt Of
New Orleans they shall have to issue Bonds OF the
city Of Orleans having not than forty years to run
with interest payable such place may be agreed on be
tween snd the parties to whom the BONDS
are issued animal in exchange Tor any BONDS
obligations debts Of the old corporation or any OF the M
inequalities whether mstured not, to sell new Bonds
and apply proceeds the payment II the msured debts
Of the cid corporation Of the Municipalities, but TO nc
other purpose"
sealed Proposals will be received at this Office from this
date TO the 18th Of March 1862 u O'Clock for the
ehs,e Of all or as much thereof viii be to pay
SIXTY THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS of Bonds issued
Nv Municipality No. to the City Bank, msiured since LIST
December 1865 Of Of EIGHTY BONDS of the city
Of New Orleans for of One Thousand Dollars each
to be the hst OF March, 1862 payable In
years Office Of the city treasurer with
Coupons attached thereto the rate Of six
,um per Annum payable in the city Of New York
Proposals TO be indoed Bds for the Purchase Of Bonds
and addressed to %. DeBuys, secretary"
The Commissioners the right Of rejecting and
all hids
0S 0'uo' VI '"' o. DE BUYS, Secretary.
NINE. DODGE.
MILLINERY, DRESS MAKING AND TRIMMING
STORE,
Canal street....... .........-soS
Her Styles Of the Latest
EB-Keeps constantly on hand Ladies' Ready Made
Clothing Of every description.
II TERRlER DOG Said dog Is shout 10 month, OLD aoa
to the name of MSor To any one who ~ return
Hin " '-' A'O''' THOMAS AsKEw.
NOTICE........."........ ...''..''..''''''NoIkcn
CLxzxs OFFICE UNITED STATES DIs{Elc, 0ogRs,
John rHORNHILL nled his petition " be declared
bankrupt as the partner Of Z W. Esin issued through
MISTAKE Il should have been Hsnry ThornAih
Mr. John rhornh nss applied the benefit Of the
Bankrupt Law. r IaEw ps,,.v Clark
| CALDwnLLs EXTRACT
An on which, rssorss Gray Hair 10 M original color
For sale b, all druggists aad ct the DsD's Of
FELIX SAXON,
10 Il BaronHs ssrses nssr CANAL
| NEW ORLEANS, Nay a. Bs.
Caldwsns Extract
Having snalyssd this on. and m ny sxpsnnsns Az
FLIED II MYSELF. recognise that 10 IL enc Of me oss
articles yet presented public for the purpose OF
hair is original color In testimony Of which hs's
| snx my hsaasurs
| u-,.A YELIx aARoN,
| Importer Of Human Hair. seuthsn Enpsrun
| a. r. CALDWELL. Pstsatss
Hotel dss Etrsngsrs No, IL ohsrtrs ssrsse
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J, 3. WALTON q DeSlONDE'S SALES.
SALE on ACCOUNT or DEPARTURE
THE VERY DESIRABLE AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE
No. ls RAMPART STREET, BE TWEEN
COMMON AND CANAL

J, B, WALTON, Auctioneer
Office Csrondelet street
CATURDAY, March q, $50, at IL O'clock
Sn at the ST CHARLES AUCTION EXCHANGE, wiz
LOT OF GROUND, situate on Rampant street, in the
SQUARE bounded by Rampant Basin, Csnai sno oommon
streets measuring 81 feet IL inches lines front on Ram
part street by depth Of III feet 10 inches lines between
para lei lines, running through TO Bias street
The consist of well constructed sno ele
gantly f5ished TwO.sTORY AND ATTIC BRICK khel
DERE containing large psrors and dining room below an
six the upper floor The house PROVIDED Wild
all the requisites eff elegance. comfort and convenenee
Parties wishing examine the house With view
TO purchase do by applying to the auctioueers
a. TRRss CoNpITIOss-One- fourth cash IN Onueo
Stass notes. the remainder credit OF one two
and three years the sale In notes OF the pur
chaser his order and by him indorsed ano
bearing the Of eight cent per snnu aao
BY special and vendors privilege upon tne
property until final ment the mortgage to embrace ne
penal clause per attorneys fees in case OF suit 70
recover payment any Of the notes The buildings 70 De
rent insured satisfaction Of vendor until the pay
Of the last purchaser will be required to assume tne
payment Of per cent special State tax In case II
decided legal ana Possession will be sven
on the July 1869 unit which time rent viii be PAID
to the purchaser. . xu ..Ax
pense Of purchaser including United States Revenue
stamps. .A..a.
ners. brach cts etc, will be sold In May next
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GEORGE peARsON's SALES.

TEE ENTIRE CONTESTS OF PRIVATE RESIDENCE
NO $40 MAGAZINE STREET AT AUCTION.
BIZ GEO. Pc AuSOs.
Offce. No 90 Camp street.
THIS DAY, Friday. arch 9TH. ~ 10
O'Clock A. NJ. on the premises, No 80 Msgszns street,
hetxeen Eiahth md Ninth streets. will be sold
Ali the FURNITURE Carpets new No Charter OAK stoves
Crockery, Kitchen furniture. etc, etc.
Also .r
Two Fine Mockine- Birds both besutifnl Singers.
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NIOTICE-LETrERs OF ADMINISTRATIVE. HAv-
been granted to the subscriber upon the estate OF Dr.
H. G. Hsner deceased all persons indebted to the same viii
make payment having claims present them to
simon J. rstov No. 81 CarOndsst street. New Orleans
or 70 Hsnsr administrator ROIbOrOush, plsdelPhiA
Pa g. A. HErLNER,
Administrator.