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AUCTION SALES.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auetioueers,
y Northwest corner 10Th and d street.

FIRST CLASS BgILDINa LOT. FRONTING ON
14IH ST. .WLSf, MEAN RHODE IsLANE
- On fRi 1AY. the 9Th day OF July, lss,. n
6h O'Clock M, we shall cell ON the prem
- ses. Lot No. Is. in Klngraan's subdivision Of
Square No "a, beins Is feet trent By 10 feet deep
more or less, an alley This property offers great
Inducements 90 Purchasers, a. 10 n In fre$ clas
location, b.iss pesriy opposite j. L. Knowles
grocery store. Sale positive.
Terms: Onah half caeh; balance IN and Il months
for notes bearing interes. and secured by adeed OF
trust on the premises. All csnveyansing and reve
me ps at The cost Of the purchaser. Sis0 down
on the day OF sale
ie:sd GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auct..
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GoLDEH HILL.
.. This pcralar FAMILY FLOUR In store and fos
All ether grades Family and Kxtrs Flour.
BALkO HAl aad STRAW.
W. n. CALF CO.,
decfeh Indiana avenue and LIST street.
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S1Gh hs From 10 10 IA cents per ID.
Choice BRBsKFAsT BACOS....-.n t"
Just receive ed choice lot of BUTTER, the best IN
the market, 3 lbs for 81.
TAKE N0TICEf
We sefl chee per than sll others Go eyerywhere.
read all Embellishments, aud then come straight -
BkA1 Bio. 8 and buy your GROCERIES. ~
my0 3el PIMA. AYkNUE, north sideN
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- The ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, July sth, 13l, 1t 8 O'clock p m, on IL
pf;s en- sa. Jp. McRH1Rs0 4 rfustse.
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@THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN.
TIL MONDAY, July 1 1874, same hour and place
BY order OF the trustees
je25 GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-07
The signal Service Reports.
From the st. Louis Republican. |


When the War Department of the United
States tirstprojected a system of storm sig
nails and weather reports, there were many
who sincerely believed that the scheme was
chimerical. and could produce no practical
results. Time, however has demonstrated
the utility of the system, and now the mer-
camille and farming community feel and say
that thew could not well do without these
daily bulletins concerning the condition of
the atmospheric world. Having made
successful start with the weather reports,
the steamboat interests of the Western riy-
era were not long in understanding the great
vaIue to river commerce of a system of
river reports, made up from observations at
all the chief river ports of the West. Mca-
sures we're accordingly taken early in the
last season to induce the chief of
tbe signal service Of the United States
70 create stations for regular daily obscr-
vatious at the chief river ports, to be
furnished in connection with the regular
daily weather bulletins Into this project
the officer in charge Of the St Louis station
entered with zeal and energy, and it was
ordered that reports showing the rise and
fail Of rivers should he forwarded every
afternoon from Fort Benton, Omaha. Leav-
cnworth. ST. Paul, Davenport, Keokuk.
Cairo. Louisville, Cincinnati. Plttsburg.
Nashville, Memphis Nicksbnrg, New Or
leans and Shreveport, on and after the first
day OF January, 1872. The making OF these
reports has been commenced, and in a few
week, the system will De practically tested.
We have no doubt OF the result. In St
JouiS. especially. are the steamb0atmen in
tarested III these reports. On the Ohio the
rtiljtv of the river bulletins will not be SO
r1eat. from the fact that there are numer-
Gus cities and much interest taken in river
navigation. But here Tie case Is different:
the stage of water III the Mississippi
is controlled to a great extent by
rGn condition of the Missouri. From
this stream the press reporters OF
tLis city have never been able To secure
regular and reliable reports. The Journals
published along the Missouri have paid no
attention to river matters. The Associated
Press reporters at Kansas City. Leaven-
worth and s.. Joseph have neyerihought
river matters worth q thoUght, and as a
general thing the only reports We have
from that stream have been irregular dis
patches from steamboatmen who might
happen to be upon its waters. Frequently
weeks would eidpse between the reception
Of DISPATCHES Now. it is manifest that if
we have reliable and regular Intelligence
from the chief towns on the Missouri
steauboatmen can safely calculate, even
when in New Orleans, the probable depth
of water they will have, and can load their
boats accordingly, and may thus escape
long ana ycXatlouS delays III crossing bars.
and reach their port OF destination in due
time We feel assured that large benefits
will be conferred upon this class of our
community. and, of course, indirectly upon
the whole. commercial interests Of the Mis-
sIssjPpI valley.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-07

4 Nicholas ! Hoe. .,t
81 l. kxchan.,t. uIarr-~AgIRptY JIu,,I.l-
II I.-2 AZ twelve o'clock NJ ~ The. Nr,-
chants am, AUctiour,.s' Fz-,.t,,-. .l RnyaI
,.rl canal and ,-,,. streets m me.
g.. Al, order of the Honorable. TIE, Second District
tot,rf for the parish Of Orrar~ dated the So, II.
t-,u-h November l81I and -,Iy,r,r,ur,ltal order
,.ag,I tittrtirth November. H. viii lr sod t,v
,,.',r, .t,.,.-;o,I for nrrorur If t, srrr~-np Of
:, + Hal The. iuuoY.u. described ,..o,,rIfy 10
VT
THAT v+Iy valuable and well improved property
sit-airG ia tn. Third D~tlct @: t,i- civ KNOW.
,.s III. 81 Lofts FARM and Co,l;us-,l OF IT, fol
.1vEr.- described lots or pr,t:o.ls o: ground 10
WI.
THREE LOTS OF GROT Nd Nos l. and s
cn:,,,n,;5..s tl,. triangle. 80 : ln..rd hv Nari.uv
y,gr. Tgrasllr, and Warsaw streets, and meas.
rrur 2u5 feet FROM on Treasure street .oi Get ;
inches All Is I.,rs on Wara~ street and PA f,.e1
r inches ON Nargny avenue
, TWENTY LOTS OF GROUND fo-rn:r,r ;I,.
vr.rI,. OF iht- square No r bounded T,v London
ann, Nl7isri, avenues rIart.!,ta ami ,urG9,c,.
streets and !un b.retl from one to tWelty lnc!u
siyeIy
g. 'ETGUTEFN LOTS OF GRnT-ED rrn;ur the
whole. az th, <cuart. or portion ~ ground i,jlnitd
F,y N,ri,fly avenue. Ers,t,, Treasure. AMI " Ar
saw stlt.,s and numbered from or. 10 e!giltct.u
inr,i.,.y,.fr
/ FitIUTEEN lots OF GROUND forming tie
whole of thu. s,iuarc or norton of rlnrud No. g.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-07

For the Republican.
The Assessment Question.

| Under date of the twenty fifth ultimo an
article appeared in the New Orleans Ger
man Gazette (which is deserving of some
comments> in regard to the public gem
| erailv. particularly to the office of the city
assessment, at present under the manage
ment Of Administrator BOnzano.
| The city of New Orleans comprises six
districts, including Algiers and Jefferson
| City, and is taxed both by the State and
| city assessors, none of these having a foot
| of territory more than the others.
| The assessment for the State for 1871
| amounts to Sl5S,0 100000, and that for the
! city for 1871 amounts to Si5S 900 900, show
an increase over the city Of S20,OOo,0O0.
| The assessment for the city is made care
fully after personal inspection, and to the
best knowledge of the different deputy
assessors appointed by the Administrator
for the fifteen assessment districts.
Tie expenses accruing to the parish Of
Orleans by the six assessors and collectors
for one year amount to $4,000, whereas
those Of the city assessments only amount
to $4,000, another difference N favor OF
the taxpayers Of S2l0,0o)
The statement in the article referred to.
that the expenses for the Office OF the City
Assessments for one year amounted TO
Sl03, 9oD, IS based on msre presentation. and
is quite Incorrect. The appropriation made
10 detTay the expenses Of the Department
Of Assessments for ISL was $4,000, and
the expenses for the same period summed
M about $4,000 being $4,000 less than
the amount OF the appropriation, and viii
probably not differ much from those Of 1872.
l., regard to tie remark that the army Of
clerks and deputies i'll the office of City
Assessments had nothing else to do but 10
make over again the already finished
assessments Of the State assessors, it is only
necessary to repeat, as already stated. that
the deputy assessors tax the property in
their different districts after after personal
obserra'iDHS and inquiries; that they book
the same accordingly, and that the assess
ment rolls lay open Tor inspection by the
public.
The transfer of the assessments of the
city OF New Orleans totally to the hands
Of the State assessors, with two per cent re
mune,ation as proposed in the article refer
red to. could not well be inIorsed by any
man of common or business sense. This
project would only serve to screw up the
taxation to its utmost tension, as the as
saSSor would naturally look t. his own per
Sonal benefit IN trying TO make the gross
amount as high as he possibly would be
able.
The difference Of twenty millions accruIng
! as shown between the State and city assess
! lurnts world. very likely, be made TO di>ap-
! pear the taxpayers would have to suffer and
| the assessors would secure the benefit.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-07
FARM on THE METAIRiE ROAD.
SUCCESSION OF ANTONIO GONZALEZ AND OF
SABINA GRADY GONZALEZ, HIS WIFE.
Parish Court, Parish of JctfeIso2-No. 2ii.
,YC.E. GIRiRDEY & CO. ACcTIoy.

pY {. 7. GiRiRDEY & CO.. ACTION
No. l. tNchaH%" pacC-SATIEDAl, February II,
1872 az twelve o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and
Auttiouecrs' Exchange. hoJai street, between
Canal ami EUstoHthuUsc streets, IL this city Ut
honorable the Parish Court, parish of Jefferson,
dated December y. 1851, Will bc sold by public
tiUu. III the above entitled matter, the following
described property, to Wit
! VERY DESIRABLE FARM. comprising two
s.,llalrs Of ground with all thr improvrIn
Of Bath and ;hc New orleans canal, i'll thu parish
Of la:tr son. dcsi gnateG by the No5. 10 and IT,
plan made by J. \. GucrftlA, deputy surveyor
general OF this state, on the twentieth OF March,
-, deposited III the Office OF he late William
Boswell, notary public: squire No. 10 measures,
English measure .uG feet front GTtEadnc street.
tie front on Della street and SIP feet front
on each of CanolltUn and Lake avenues; and
square No. ii measures 40 feet trOHt on North
Nt.tairic road. 500 feet front Grtnadiue street,
$50 feet Lake avenue, and lil feet on 'Mroll1on
street. The Improvements comprise a cottage
house. stables, etc: the grounds have been Guilt
latri as a gttabc and fruit farm: easy access
10 business hy good shrllroaGs and the Canal
street h"l5r ears, and We'll adapted tOr residence.
farm or dairy purposes.
Terms u >aic-One half cash the remainder at
and y years credit i'll notes of the purchaser,
bearing interest of eight per cent per annnln from
date CT sale until final payment, with the
penal clause of five per cent attorneys ftrS IN
event Di suit to cniGrCc payment OF the notes, AMI
ali 20 Ice sccurcd by special mortgage aud reudora
len on the property. Improvements - be kept
Insured and policy transferred to vc.duE, and pur
chaser 10 assume payment, over and above the
amount of tie bid ct all taxes on !he property
t0r the year 1871 and up to the ddF Gf sale.
Acts ct sale and United States Stamps at the *
pruse OF the.purclslacr, before William J. NcGu"c,
notary public. Ia 2" = fr5 /"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-07

d Auctioneer-oltre 80. 50 Royal street
TUESDAY. February O. 1872. at twelve O'Clock
in the rotunta OF the St LoEls Hotel. st. Louis
street between Royal and ChartreS streets viii be
offered by public auction, 10y order OF a resolution
of the board OF wardcus OF the church OF St. Louis
OF this city. dated December - lH7l-
!. THAT VARIABLE ROW OF THREE-STORY
BRICK BUILDINGS, situated i'll the Second Dis
st. Ann and Charities streets and Lower st. Ar
thOuv alley. and in the Immediate vicinity Of the
Courthouse and Cathedral.
The lots are dtsj grated by the Nos. 2 g. : ) s.
:, g. 8, 10 and IL, and front on Royal ami St Ann
streets and on ST. Anthony alley, and meas4lre to-
getHcr. follows to wit: l2l feet inches front on
Roya. street, 1873 feet inches and lines front GA
st. Ann street and l'6 feet inches aud lines on
81. ANTHONY alley and the buildings bear rrsprct-
lively the following street numbers. to wit: The
buildings fronting on Royal street bear the Nos
Ia, 10 l,3 1870 and 49, The buildings fronting on
buildings on ST. Anthony alley bear the Nos.
~. p ami -. The whole according to sketch made
by j. \. ii Htmtcourt, deputy sUrv, yor.
The lots and buildings VIII be sold i'll block ana
on the terms and conditions hereinafter forth
,. THE WELL KNOWN CHURCH BUILDING and
valuable property, situated at the northwest cor
ncr OF Rampant and Cont streets, and situated IN
the siNaIe bounded by Rampant. Cont Basin and
st. Loais streets. and we'll known as tine ST.
Anthony Obituary Chapel. The lot measures I2o
feet front on Cont, IS feet front Rampant
street, and the same front Basin street. The
buildings dnG improvements consist OF ne brick
tGihct or cil"tGh thereon erected, together Vita
all its Dependencies and appdrtenancrs, altar.
organ, prNs etc.
Terrls-For the property firstly described.
10000 cash, and the balance on credit OF one.
two, three. four, five, six, seven and eight years
IN equal ln>tdlimeats, secured by special mort e
and vendors lien, ana hfaling tive per cent inter-
est pei amman tltm the day of sale until maturity
ana eight yer cent per .tuuum thereafter Eutil
final payment. the buildings to he kept insured
against the risk of tirc by the PURCHASES fer til.
ins1allmrnts dae and the poicy transferred to
vendors, ard the act of mortgage to embrace the
clause DE- non alirliudo, ana that OF five prr cent
attorney COMMISSIONS, III case Of suit 90 rrcO sci
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-07
No. Ib, 10.
DY PLAiIEE j. SPEAR, AUCTIONEER-

Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 1910.
by PLACIEE j. SPEAR. ATCTIoNEER--
ID Otict No. 70 Exchange aley-WEDNE>DAY,
January 10. I3,2 at II O'Clock NJ, Will be sold at
change on ST. Charles street, between Gravier and
Common streets, on the petition OF Mrs. Widow
a Judgment rendered on the tweit y'mnth OF
November, 1871. By the Hon. Louis DI.vgneaud
Judge of the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans, and signed December 6, 1871, the fol
lowing described real estate. to wit
|. FOUR LOTS oFGR@USD situated on the Gen
lilly road. at about two miles distance from the
?oHtchartran railroad designated by the
Nos Il. y, - and Il on particular
plan made by Louis Brinscr survevor-seueral
on the fourth OF October 1885 and leposte ed in the
Office OF Louis I. Care late notary public il this
city; said lots of ground measure each / arptnt
front On Bayou Savage, by ~ arperts in
depth, between parallel lines, also with the Of a
road - feet VIDE, which figures on said plan,
and winch road IS common to al the lets which
troAt o. I; together with all the appurteilances
thereon.
> THE rSIIvIDED HALF INTEREST in and to
four certain lots OF ground, situated in faubourg
Jackson, il thu second District OF this city, in
square No a. bounded by ST. James,
Conn, Victor and st. Louis .trr,.ts designated as
.ots Nos, !, ? - and II, o. particular
plan drawn By Dfp0uiiv civil engineer. on the
fourth DAY u urinary, laol, Deposited III The Office
and r.raslu,. each English measure, 80 feet
front OF 1t. James street by $50 fee IN depth, be
tween parallel ines; lets Nos. /. and H. IN
ANA rcan measure, n feet tro"t on Nictol street ny
~ lee; u depth hy;"ceH parallel !iacs-the above
fuLl .ot- adjoining IN the rear.
. TWO LBI> or (4RDI-TD N tir rear of This
cir v, D,.,la, ji.tr:rt 1'h:rf D.+rfcf Of tI5,
en-, l,.+,,,t.,i II, Ia. No. nnl 10 of s,,uar. y,
u f,r..,i1E by ,,,,utul,us E,I,.rrc Inlt,so; ana
"a, =, .-r.rf. Lot No aIn.a.,,rt. III -.+ inches
AMI Inns front ~, tia,y,z street. TN, death g., loo
rr4r t,vrru r,rgilr, lines, LIT No 10 is Of an il.
r-,r,'ai form ~ i measure. 81 feet IL inches and
ms to. l taiy-z street is, ,gr f,-r i'm drrth ~,
the. ,},. u- Of 10. No lu5 feet inches on the lie
srl'n4 it rem 70 The rFop%E'y OF MTs, WIDOW r,
lsrt. Ty!.;cI. separates II from lot NO I2,
! TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF tIRGI'Np situated in
t,Itbnrr a-,,,I.ston Third District OF tls citr
n, safItlt No H. C1.nrlistd within t1ro,l Port st.
john .,,- E4l-.at and ST Ferdinand ,tlt.,.ts trs;g-
mated - lots : and y on plan made Tx Scr-lr
,.,1i, ,5,.-rI. DATED The, tj;t4pntii Gav of March
1- !,,o-i+.,! III th,. office Of Aciillc Chia2ella
FORMER notary i.l,gic in Tins ctv Said lois are
contiguous, 'ht, i.,r"9Ii'. '.i. h;-h2ll mtiisNtt'
r,i.tI.nJ -rt nl- Id- t,.,.r f. ,rr.s in I,.rtl he
tween pt:.t,.,I lines.
,, W. 'fFtitlN ~ > ~ FH,j ~, 3l!Uatti III
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-07
AUCTION SALES.
By G. E. GirardeY & Co.


SUCCESSION OF Rs. ELIZABETH COPELAND.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. $685..
DY {. 4. GIRARDEY q CO.. AUG
ID Observation-Disclosures J. Hoev, AuCtlOuetr-Ottce
No. l. Exchange place.-SATURDAI, February 10,
1872 at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal between Canal
and CuatonhOuse streets by virtue OF order from
the honorable the Second District Court fOrthe par
ish of Orleans dated January 3, 1872, will be sold by
public auction toI account OF said estate
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the First District Of
this city the square bounded by st. Joseph Tri-
ton walk Delord, Julia, Baronne and Dryades or
Philippa streets, designated lots Nos. Il and As
Lot No. a has, less 20 feet - inches front
ST. Joseph street and, more or less. Il feet 4
inches front on Triton walk or DeiOrd street, by
about 1870 feet i'll depth the side lines thereof con-
vtrgng to make the width of said lot the
rear line fret less. Aud lot No. 40 al
iOns, and measures about p feet front DeOrd
street or Triton walk, by about 100 feet i'll depth
the side line thereof ConveTgIng to make the
width Gt said lot its rear line about feet,
OF less. And the rear of each of said lots fronts
alley Is feet wide, common to the same and
other lots. The improvements comprise two
story brick house hall, side gallery and six rooms
cistrrn, hydrant etc, large s:abn5 sheds and
offices. and known as No. 235 Dclori street.
Terms-Cash on the spot in United Mates treas
Try notes, and the purchasers To assume payment
over ard above the bid OF all taxes for the year
~ and up to the date OF SAFE.
Acts OF sale and United Sttse rc-e2Ue stamps ~
the expense of purchasers, before Andrew Hero.
h>i!., notary public. ia, - = les II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-07
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

SUCCESSION OF MRS ELIZABETH COPELAND.
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. ): ,t.6.
DI {. E. GIRARDEY "a CO.. AUC.
- t;once~s - Nicholas J. Hoe AuctIorerr-
oifice No Il Exchange pacr.-lHTR>DAY, Jan
l.arF l., !3.2, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ by virtue Of
order OF the honorable the Second District Court
for the parish of Orleans, dated January 3. 1872
viii IT sold by public auction, Tor account OF said
estate
ALL THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and per
soua. effects contained IN the two-story brick
house and premises No 235 Deiortl street. Triton
walk. between Baronue and Dryaics streets,
per inventory in court.
Terns-Cash il United States treasury notes.
ia i Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-07

Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 22,l6i
by ALFRED BOULLGNY, AUCTIONEER-
ID Dftice No 10 Carondeet street.-Wili be sold
at auction, on THURSDAY, January ID, 1872 at the
Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange. Royal
street, bet Canal and Custonlhouse streets at
twelve o'clock X NJ by virtue and in pursuance OF Of
Fourth District Court for tie parish OF Orleans,
dated November q, 1871, No. p l6i Of the docket
of said court issued in the above mentioned CAST
the following described property, TO wit
A SUGAR PLANTATION, situated III the parish
St Charles. right bank Of the Mississippi river, at
about tIt y-tiye miles above the city of New Or
leans. measuring thirteen and Il na T arpents front
on said Mississippi river, by depth OF one nun
bred aIpruts, more or less, bounded on the upper
line By tn. property of ieorgr Wales and on the
lower line y the property OF Gilbert EAler sbourg.
The place IS well tinbered, and Will be sold with
all the improvements and appurteLances therein
TO belonging, together with all tie nIi!es, cattle,
oxen sheep, ami agricultural implements the
place.
The improvements consist ola large sugarhouse
partly brick and partly wood iayse stable, capable
OF containing one hundred mules; workshop corn
crib sixteen cabins fer aboTtrs, 0ver5ecT's house,
and a haH'lsoine dwelling house, Win outhouses,
etc. nfss
the stock consists of thirty three mules, one
horse, twelve oxen, and thirty head of sheep
Thrrf are nl.ety arpents Of cane already planted
for the next wears crop. Also, sixty arpents OF
first years stUD3.e cane two hundred arpents of
second year fa;toons, and twenty alp.nts OF third
year II tooIs.
Thor, arr sixty arpants of seed canes carefully
put up in winrow aid mattresses. Also, twenty
tive hundred barrels OF corn, and Il lot OF hay.
Terms ard Fou'!itioE3-N third rash balance
at and two years IN notes secured by special
mortT2r - and Ft.,iurS privilege, bearing eight per
cent Interest from date until final payment, and
tive per cent lawyers tees in case OF Judicial pro
cerCiiu-s tar the collection OF sad notes parts
thereof, the sugar house and pur9cry TO be kept
insured AID the policy of ia'iItac" transferred to
the ildtcia! se4Ncstrators, lor the Use of the
creditors.
Act OF sale I.efore A Pilot j.. notary public, at
the expense OF de purchaser, including the
1t..jN Tl+ -. 1ff a. ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-07
By e. III. & B. J. Montgomery.

GREAT AND PERhMpTUEl SALE OF j LARGE
stock OF elegant ana rich Diamonds. RI -
Pins, Gold AID Syclvd.es Gold CHAINS. Chat
e'aiu'-, ladies and 4,uIlcGuclls God and silver
Watches, Opera GLASSES, etc, being the stock
ora bankrupt, and sold by order of Messrs. NJ.
II. Prince \ son, Washington, b. e.. at auction
EeT X. VI. q B. J. MONTGO Merry,
II K. VI. Montgomery. AhCtIpnttI.-N. II be sold
on MONDAY january g. l572, aud continue
from day to day until closed. at haif-last ten
O'Clock at store Uudrr the Masonic Hall. 1t. Charles
street. near P,iGIdo street
THE ENTIRE ASSORTMENT of tie above elegant
stock OF E;dmoGds. Gold and Silver watches.
Chains Bracelets, Pms, Rings and God and SiNrr-
wares cI every description. The above goods are
sod UuJcr tUll qua: autrt and WI Uc on tN.Gbl-
Trr rms. t .'''''' ''' jus