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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-14

IT II Muf0eH 000 IL QAUSI DO St0p0eOs
We are reliably informed that on the
fourth instant Sevene Boudreaux, . planter
on Bayou Vermilion, was hung in presence
of his entire family, tn, same being COM
posed of his wife and quite a number Of
children, at his residence on Bayou Yer
million, by an organization OF men styling
themselves vigilance committee"
It seems that for some time past Bou-
dreaux has been living on bad terms with
his second wife, aud was accused by his
stepson, before said vigilance committee,
with COMMUNICATING some cattle belong
ing to Jean Leblanc, also q personal enemy
OF Boudresux's. Now, this looks to US very
much like conspiracy to deprive Bou-
dreaux OF his life, to accomplish God only
knows what object of his enemies.
We were personally acquainted with the
deceased for many years, and except that
he had the reputation of being somewhat
hot headed when aggrieved, never, from
any source whatever. heard OF his
being either dishonest, or bad man.
in any respect. As far as appearances
would 90 to justify the presumption even OF
the truth of such an accusation, We must
honestly say. that We should have to see
Boudre&ux committing = felony. 20 have
believed him capable OF one, as he certainly
could Eeves have done the same from want
in any sha,-e, for we know him to be per-
sD!i above want. and of means generally
acceeded to amour. to eight to ten thousand
dollars.
1t has been asserted publicly. and often,
that his excelency, Governor w. y. kel-
logg. sanctioned the proceedings Of the
Vermilion Ku-klux, for they are nothing
more nor less in the eye of the Law and
common sense, which we take upon Ourself
to pronounce lie, knowing him personally
to he not only a good lawyer but man of
common sense and reason, and in no way
subject to attacks of lunacy. also repre-
sentative Republican of this age. and. for
those reasons alone, in favor Of law and
order.
Now, if the men who are charging about
so industriously il Eermilion parish, with
rope in hand, would spend One-half of the
endeavors expended in assisting the officers
of the law in arresting the cattle thieves Of
their parish, and in obtaining legitimate
proof of their crime, they could do not only
the people of Fer1nilon good, but could,
when the time comes, and come it will, die
with . clear conscience and gUltless
hands. Iberia Progress.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-14
MEDICAL.
BUREAU or MONaD,c MEDICINE

49, OF MONAD1C MEDICINE
nr eup.ery ana Midwifery, No. 1853 BienviiIe, cor
M M .. nal part street near Canal street.
s;naIo cai Department-Cures Palsy, Fevers NJ!
and ; tPnePsy, Insanity Dropty Rheumatic
y. = rev days all painful aiie cions and innsn
throat. Lungs, Heart Liver. stomach Bowei
hktdder. Kidneys, Bones, Joints. etc. Ten dolss
~seK tof thh treatment and cure of any disesse
80. "ni Sici. Department. Reduces Fractures, It
s S ahd Disiocations; speedily sures Impotents
,ote!iitys Scrofulas all Ureth.a and SIENNA
r-ann.s ees stnereai SCrotal ard Skin DlseaTss
from e oI diihcult Crinations; preserves llns
Nv. diaa Putatlon and the Bladder from Lithotol!
~ NiSSolvlng stones, etc and cures GERS Car
Iei = or Structures without pai1s
h!'"nery Observation-Disclosures cures all df
$50" vi tae womb and ovaries 81. unusual On
nnai ges. h!ceratiOns or srritations and when ts
AasS axe painful Or INSTRUCTED from any cass
VeS. the cause is removed and Health r.
6'qfed IN few days.
letters addressed to postoffice box III, New "
is Louisiana, will receive attentions Ong
E Eouls Ior ladies 10 A 81. to IL No and to- 81
rug gehtseISeL1 FROM 10 P. NJ.
iANCELOT II. EVERrTS
3olphated Doctor of Medicine and PhilosOfh
Telnw Member OF the Royal College of Surgeop
OF tyeac Britain Lcentiate of Midwifery sD
Gyhscolssy. formerly Obstretric Surgeon
chief with Sis James T. Simpson, Baronet
England Surgeon of the Louisiana Cavalry 3D.
Sixth infantry if Mexico Master of Arts
Therapeutics and Embryonic RvolatioDs
NerabeH of the HHnteriau Society of NadicBt
Ssiencs and Belles Letters Associate Membf
o: the C1..ersttes of Great Britain and Amer
lea.
n. BAN fee. fonorab'v returned 20 natisrn
who do INST receive theS full value as aud ln
quo ie20 ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-14
Health Report

IN the last Tally repor. of in.e,men's
two are to be found OF persons who died of
yellow fever. These. we trust. will prove
attend changes OF weather like what We
have experienced. One of the deaths was
in the city hospital, the other in that dis.
trict on the Spring Hill road, in which al.
most all the fatal cases have occurred. The
weekly report of mortality, it will be seen.
exhibits d marked improvement over the
exceptionally uufavorable statement of the
previous week. In this connection we may
properly refer to the mayors announce
ment, published this morning, Of the re-
lmova' # "a quarantine against New Or
lear soon to see the end OF all
,uue :ctions for the season, and
tn i-. ~ be long before they are
t.i- 81. --lIoJi2e Times. October II.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-14
The .eiio.v Fever Blockade and the
Minis.

The ravages Of yellow fever a. the South
are causing tie Postotlice Department: much
embarrassment. The quarantine has prac.
ticallv interrupted all through Southern
mail routes. and to render the service as
efficient as possible under the circumstances.
Southern mails were to-day ordered to be
dispatched along the western boundary of
Texas. One mail route agent. in attempt.
ing TO force his mails through quarantine.
was arrested and imprisoned. In response
to an application for relief. the Postmaster
General has replied that the government
will not interfere with the State quarantine
laws.-Ncr I'or: Times.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-14
Tciegraph.

Tho Western Union Telegraph. Company
propose to build line from Monroe to Bas.
trop-the citizens subscribing $1,000 and re-
celving the same back in teiegraphing. The
citizens III convention assem- bied accept this
proposition and OF course must now raise
tn. money. l. must be DONE The citizens
OF this town are committed 20 it by their
own resolution. Let the balance of the
money be raised at once. and the line be
put up. so than all can get the benefit of it
for the fall trade.--.Varth Louisiana Repub.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-14
SUCCESSION OF JOHN TABOR


Second District Court for tn Parish of Orleans
No. 36 ABB.
DY Z. E. GIRARDEY & co.. AUG
ID tiOneers- Nicholas J. Hoey, Auctioneer.-Otfice
No. II Exchange place-SATURDAY November 8,
1878, at twelve O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants and
Auctoneers Exchange. on Royal, between Canal
and Customhouse streets in this city of New Or
leans, by virtue of an order of the honorable the
dated September IL, 1873. will De sold by public
auction the following choice property. to wit
OF this city, in the square bounded by Napoleon
avenue, Jena, Live Oak and Laurel streets, desg
mated as Nos. s. s, :, and II.
Lots Nos. 5. g. and adiOin each other. and
measure each 30 feet front on Napoleon avenue by
10 feet in depth The improvements on lots Nos.
and comprise new double one-story and attic
brick cottage retired from the street. having front
and eide galleries. and double two stsry brick
kitchen in rear. Lots Nos and are under fence.
street, by $50 feet i'll depth The improvements
comprise twO-story brick cottage, with two-stOry
2. FOUR LOTS OF GROUND in the Sixth District
of this city, in the square bounded by Napoleon
avenue, Jena, Chestnut and Plaquemines or Coli
scum street. Seid lots adjein each other and
measure each "a feet inches front on Napoleon
avenue, by no feet in depth between parallel lines
Lot No. forms the corner Of Napoleon avenue and
Chestnut streets. These lots are fenced and we'll
shaded. and stocked with a great variety of fruit
and nTs tFess shTn0H be Etc
ish of Jefferson, designated as lots Nos /, 2, g. 4,
and "a of square No. 81 B, bounded by Carrollton
Nos to adjon each other, and measure each 30
feet front OH Carroilton avenue. by 1870 feet in
depth, lot No. forming the corner of CafrolltOn
avenue and Jeanette streets Lot No "a adjoins
the above lots in the rear and measures 81 feet 6
inches from: on Jeanette street. by $50 feet in
depth
!. TWENTY-FOUR LOTS OF GROUND. in Car.
rolltoa. parish of Jefferson designated lots Nos.
to = and forming the whole of square No. 81 B,
bounded by CarrOlltOn avenue. Short. Jeanette
and sixth streets and measuring together 800 feet
trent on CarrOlton avenue and Short streets. and
215 feet front OF Jeanette and Sixth streets.
Terms of Sa!e-One.half cash. and the remain.
der on credit of one year from date of sale.
IN notes bearing interest of eight per cent ger an
mum from date Of sale until final pa ymeiit, secured
by special mortgage and vendors lien the prop.
erty sold. With the pena! clause of five
per cent attorneys fees the event of
suit. Improvements to be kept fully insured
and policies transferred. and purchasers to as.
sumo payment, over ano above their bids OF all
ia X.s tor 1873. payable IN 1874.
Acts OF sale at the expense of the purchasers. be-
fore Octave More.. notary public.
Oc2 II Is 25 moi z
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-14

Total week before. +.s69635 :: 1889 81
The following kilograms were posted At the Cot
ton Exchange:
"Loypos, October 70, 1880 p. M-Amount OF bul.
lion withdrawn from Bank of England on balance
on Saturday was $4,000, all for America
$50 p. M.-Rate OF discount on three month";
bills in the open market is 1916 better. Amount Of
bullion withdrawn from Bank of England on bal
ance today 1905 900 for America"
The following resolution was passed unanimously
by the Clearing H0use Associa'i ion At their session
on Saturday evening last, eleventh instant:
Resolved, That the rate Of exchange on 'Ollee
tions shs be paid until further notice At y cent
premium for New York sight.
Currency Open-d and closed with . moderate
demand at t15 y cent premium.
Gold continued very scarce and opened and
closed entirely nominal. The only transaction
reported Was 5000 at ll5t in certified cheeks
The New York market opened a. 1881. and closed
at lO8as touching lOst during the interim.
Nothing transpired in silver
The movement i'll sterling exchange was light,
and rates showed . wide range. At the close the
market was quoted At ll60lif for bill of ladinS
for future delivery rule at y 81 y cent below cash
bills The sales comprised s2O0o bill of lading at
49, $500 do and $1,000 Al clear at lls.s. and fl2OO
bank for remittance at ll9ls.
The only transaction reported in francs was
i5,0oo commercial at 80. Quotations continue
nominal.
No offerings OF domestic exchange were reported,
and rates were nominal at 4 + cent premium lor
the checking rate on New York, and 35s IA outside
The only sale reported was 5000 sixty days sight
on New York at 2ls y cent discount.
There is no movement worthy of notice in secu
fltleo, and rates continue nominal. We heard TO-
day of some inquiry fer city seven thirty improve
ment bonds and Of some offerings of city gold
bearing seven = cents, but not transaction was
reported.
We learn that offers OF $1,000 moro city ten =
cent bonds will be received by the Administrator
Of Finance up to the fourteehrh proxmo.
We also learn that, in the suit OF j. L. Thompson
versus Charles Clinton ct ais the Injunction
straining the Auditor ard Treasurer from paving
The interest the State free school fund bonds,
sold ander act NJ" 81, until such time as the
rants held by }. l.. Thompson against said bonds
should De paid was dissolved on saturday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-14
The New Orleaus National Banking isso.
ciatiau.

The Washington correspondent: OK the
Missouri; fepubI;ca.. under date OF the
tenth instant, write. as follows:
committee Of three gentlemen arrived
here To-day from New Orleans and cue.
ceeded III inducing the Controller OF the
Currency t" allow the \. W Orleans National
Banking Association 10 conduc: the ,iauida.
ton of their banking concern, which sus.
pended som" time ago. This will obviate
The necessity OF the appointment of re.
ceiver, and 1t is believed will insure a more
prompt and satisfactory settlement. Of the
Indebtedness OF the bank. The banking
association has made certain representa-.
tons to the authorities here. and if upon
examination the bank Is found TO be in tie
condition represented. its affairs are to be
wound up in accordance with section forty.
two Of the national currency act.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-14

Colonel T. T. Grant. the lawyer. had g
check yesterday for 5000 on one of the
national banks of this city. Presenting it,
ne asked for greenbacks. The cashier told
him that the banks nad made rule to
issue certified checks. The colonel de-
manded currency. The cashier refused to
deal 1t out, wherein oon the lawyer quietly
told him that the United States Court was
in session, and if he did not fork over the
genuine money in two hours he would have
a receiver appointed. The greeubacks were
paid.-S. Louis Globe.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-14
BY Charles II. Reed.
SUCCESSION OF MARY E. TAYLOR.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
10. Sc 47s.
RN CHARLES II. REgD-ArCTIONEER-
II Othce n" 3, 81. Charles street.-Will be sold
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
Customhouse streets, TUESDAY, November A. 1873
at twelve CclOcE NJ, by order of the Hon A l.,
TissOt judge of tho Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans. IN the above numbered and EN-.
sit..a SUCCESSION, the following property. viz.
First District.
:. no. s., ST. CHARLES STREET. between Mel,
oomene and fhalia streets, in the square bounded
lastly bv PTytanis, two lots of ground measuring
each - feet inches front So Charles avenue nv
!2o feet in depth between parallel lines These lots
are designated Nos and 4, on plan No 81 of the
'Segher's square, in Office of J. r. Stringer late
notary. The improvements consist of a hand some
two story frame. with hall above and below two
parlors with marble mautels, dining room with
marble maTteI. breakfast-room, kitchen etc on
first tOOr. Above, three bedrooms in main house
and f0iir In the wing. across thu end and rear of
!ets, another two story building extends embrac.
ing various good rooms, several closets through.
out the building, gas all through, and all modern
improvements, two splendid cisterns, yards paved
Hover garden. etc.
2. a CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND. ,omnris;ro
500 90 100 acres, with the buildings and improye
nents thereon IN ne parish of Tan gipoboa Iafe a
part of the parish of St. Tanmany and known IA
the northeast quarter and north half of southeast
quarter and east half of southwest quarter of sec.
ton seven, township four south, range nine east
which last described property acquired from
Patrick Lamb by act jefoG. NJ. Hahn, notary D,.l1.
lie, May II. 1885,?
Terms-Cas.i ia United States :,...rry po-.s
Oc5 " 10 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-14

Second C:at:ict C0art for the Parish 0. Oc.eaas-
No. 81 ore.
DR. VIRTUE OF AND IN OBEDIESCE 70 An
IL order OF sale rendered July %, 1873 to ne d.
rected by the honorable the Second District Court
for the parish of Orleans, IN the above entitled
matter. vii! proceed to sell at public auction at
the Merchants and AnCtioneers' Exchange, Roya,
street. between Canal and CustOmhOuse Streets in
the Second District OF this city, on TUESDAY
October 81. 1873, 4: twelve O'Clock ~, for az.
count Of said euccession the following descr! bed
property. 70 wit
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with The
buildings aud improvements thereon and all the
rights. ways, servitudes. privileges and advan.
tages thereunto belonging in anywise apDur.
tanning situated. lying and being ia the Fourth Dis.
trict of this city. designated by the number two in
square number six. bounded oy Jackson. Josephine.
Apollo and BrainaId streets; said lot measuring
thirty feet seven inches seven lines front on Jack.
son street by one hundred and five feet in depth
a, per plan drawn By J. Pile, late surveyor dated
passed before G. Pollock, late a notary public in
this city. on the thirteenth day of March, !8?8
Being the same property which was acquired bv
tn" said deceased, although standing in the name
passed before Ed%a ard Barnett. late notary public
N this city. on the sixteenth day of April. 1871.
Said property was purchased BY the said de.
Ceased WITH MS own money. and althOu On he title
separate property. but belongs to the community
The plan thereof is now on exhibition a. the E..
change.
Te5ms-one-fourth cash On the spot. and N.
palahce on credit OF oae. two, and tire. years.
IN notes secured by special NOR gage and veud.
ers lien, bearing interest at the rate OF eight per
cent per mum from date of sale to final payment.
case OF SUIT i've per cent;attorneys commissions.
10 De likewise secured by mortgage. The property
:" be kept insured and the policy transferred to
vendors.
VI. P HARPER.
Sheriff Of the Parish OF orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-14

POUND NOTICES,

DEPARTMENT oP Po.JcK!
New Orleans. October 10, 1873.
V'ERE BROUGHT TO TIE SECOND DISTRICT
W Pound. corne: OF ST. PhiEp and Tonti
streets
one black BULL CaLT.
one white HElFEH, marked : r on the right hin:
Which, if not claimed within five days and the
expenses thereon paid VIII be sold at public s,lc.
ton at said pound, on MONDAY October 20 1875,
al twelve o'clock NJ.
ROBERT BREWSTER
NO. !a-Gcff "a Administrator
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-14
Lots ON ELYSIAN FIELDS STREET.
SUCCESSION OF +. D. WHITE.
SeGon. District Cour: tor the Parish. Of C..eans-
40. IS 98i,

PY &. z. GlRARDEY & CO., AUC.
~ tioneers-NichoasJ J. Hoer. iuctIoneer- Office
No. j. Exchange place.-SATURDAY. November 8.
Auctloneers' Exchange. on Roya' street. viii be
sold by public auction. by virtue OF order of the
honorable Second District Court for the parish, of
Orleans. dated October I. 1873. the following de.
sc'ibed property. to wit
SIX LOTS OF GROUND. in the Third District Of
This city. III the square bounded by Elysian Fields
Margny. La Fore. and Liberal strs cts. known as
lots Nos. . to Is. Lots Nos. and 8 front each So
feet SIX inches on Eysian Fields street by LOG feet
10 SO inches in depth. Lots Nos 49, II and 70 front
zach 30 feet inches on Elysan Fields street by a
like depth of 100 fee: 10 6 inches. The lot No. II
depth.
Terms Of Sa.e--Cash. and purchasers TO assume
payment. over aud above their bids. OF all take.
of 1873,
Acts of sale at the expense Of the purchasers be.
fore ?: C. Cnveiller. notary pubic.
II IL mi
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-14
THE CROMWELL LINZ.
FOR FLORIDA.

Secar heSs and Key West, Carrying th
United States Mail.
- The New Orlenns, Florids
fE and Havana Steamship Compass
senger steamer ~ ~
Every Week.
Ffsp ths foot or Calliope street, First District
RATES OF PASSAGE:
c, To Key West. To Cedar Ksys
Ga '..'''..''...........$39 SIS
oteerage... ..........., Is IA
~ through bills of lading issued to all points IN
florlca including Tampa, and to New York Cbsrss
ton and Savannah. ~ -S''''
None but the company's bills of Iading signed
and none signed AFTER sailing of the steamer
splendid passenger accom- nodatious and t6rourh
ucKets gwen to above points
NO freight received withous permit from the
Office. '' soi"i' n'N' '~
Foe :seis. OF passage apply to
]. k ROBERTS Treasurer
No. 100 Common street
ever the Louisiana National Bank
de5 ~ 'A ios-i"- vi"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-14
BY Charles E. Tort,er.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. THOMAS MCNAMARA

SUCCESSION OF MRS. THOMAS MCNAMARA.
PY CGAR1.ES 4. PORTER. ate.
- fioneer-Otic- No. az Exchange alley. --WED.
NGSDAf. October % 1873. at twelve O'clock NJ,
Will be sold at Meehans coffeehonss. corne, o.;
Where and Bouny street. tAlgiers!, By ofler OF
the Hon. a. L. Tssot. judge of She second District
i3.3-- '' 80
A CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND. with the Sui,i
'hS and Improvements thereof il. ite Fifth Dis.
irct. designated by iae No. 20. of squar. No s.
'beIle'il!e, old 1!anI. measuring 3: feet inches
'front.' on slinire street by 80 teet deep
not. secured by mortgage. viii, eight be, cent in
t"T'st, the purchaser :. pay th.. taxes VI 1888.
Act o: sale before W. II. Seymour notary public
a. purchasers expense. se2' Oc. Is D %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-14
Steamers Between Vera Cruz ana New
Orleans.

We understand that Messrs. Alexandra
& Sons. of New York. have made pro-
posal to the Mexican government. which. if
accepted. will give more efficiency to the
service between the above mentioned cities,
by increasing the number of trips. than was
provided for in the concession. This new
arrangement. whether successful or not.
will not interfere with the line going into
operation at che time stipulated in the con.
tract.-Ttgo Republics.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-14
By Placide J. Spear.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on Cyai
BORNE STREET THIRD DISTRICT.
Succession OF JEAN GREGoigE, atlas GIG.
MAC.
Second o!s,:.c: Court for the Parish Of Orleans.
Nc. 80 92S

DT PlACiDE J. SPEAR. ArCTfOHrEY-
ID Office No. 10 Exchange alley.-THURSDAY, DC.
tObsr 3d. 1915 at twelve o'clock NJ. will h. sold at
the 81. Louis Auction Exchange ON st Louis street
between Roya. and Charities streets, by Sirtue and
in pursuance Of an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot
of Orleans dated September lG s8.3 for account Of
the above succession, to wit.
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated in the
Third District Of this city in the square bounded
by Claiborne. Annette, st. Bernard and Prosper
strsets measuring, French measure. 30 feet front
on Claiborne street by about SO feet deep.
Tcrms-Cash on the spot
At Of sale before A J. Lewis, rotary public. at
tle xpe0se of the purchaser
3el9 tS ocS 10 II %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-14
COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY EVENING, October u. 1879

NoSDAS EyBNIJ0 October u. 1879.
COTfON-fhe sales today were confined 20 Sic
bales, at irregular and lower prices, showing a
decline Of &c during the morning and . further
falling 81 i he subsequently. We reduce our
quotations 4. 61.c, ana give also the Exchange fig
ures, which are for average lists according with
its types while ours present the proper range OF
the market tor average lists, but with the out
side figures for low middlin., good ordinary and
ordinary given the outside fok strict OF those
grades.
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RESTAURANTS.
EOpENJNG OF THE.

ST. LOUIS RESTAURANT.
Nov OENkCHAUJ'S RESTAURANT.
7............St. LeHis Atreet.............77
Between Bourbon and Royal.
The proprietor dssires TO inform his friends and
the public in general tkat lie will open the above
restaurant next SATURDAY, October IL, 1873.
FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD, or by the
DAY, We. OF month on reasonable terms.
Travellers, as well as city residents will always
ind good and fine toous with board.
The house and the restaurant viii keep open
every night until twelve O clock.
ersona! attention givsr tS balls. sorees and
parties. CcT In
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-14
By e. II. q B. J. Montgomery.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS. IRON
SAPBS, ETC. AT AUCTION.
TRI-WEEKLY SALES.
Ri X. NJ. q b. j. MONTGOMERY-
- T. NJ Montgomery, Auctioneer, Office No. 81
camp street-Will son every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY, commencing at eleven
O'Clock. at their auction room, corner Camp and
Matches streets
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS.
Iron SAFES COOKING STOVES, etc.
Terns-Cash, mvr