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VIRGINIA..
Walker Probably Elected.

mixer frOO2DIy AIcCNcus
RICHMOND, November 3.-The whites TO-
day have polled an average vote in this city,
hut the colored vote has fallen off greatly
some of the negroes voted for Walker, the
Conservative candidate. while good many
voted for Robert A. Paul, colOred, nOmi-
lated after the withdrawal of j. Amber
The Conservatives are jubilant and claim
an overwhelming victory, many fixing
Walkers majority over Burgess, Repnb-
lcan, in Richmond at from 1900 to 1000.
Returns from half the precincts in the city
show a Conservative gain Of $50 over Gov
ernor kemper's vote last November, which
vote will be used in making a comparison.
Smith.
This will doubtless verify the expecta-
ton of the Conservatives. Governor Kemp,
er's msjority was over 1000. Struggling
returns from precincts in the third district
show gains for Walker, although the vote
is not SO large.
The returns from all the precincts in this
city give Walker for Congress 1913 majority.
The returns thus tar from the congress
ional districts ara meagre. Such as are in
indicate that Walker, Conservative, in the
third district, Tucker, in the sixth, Harris,
Conservative in the seventh, Hunton, Con-
servative, in the eighth. Terry, Conserva-
tive. in the ninth, are undoubtedly elected.
Walkers majority IN the third district will
run over GooU. l1uHtOu III luc
eighth district. over Barbour, Independent.
will reach about 1000.
1t is more than probable that Sener, Re
publican, is reelected over Douglas, in the
first district. The second district is doubt
full, with the probabilities in favor Of John
Goode, Jr., conservative, over Platte, Re-
publican; the present incumbent, aud Nor
ton, coloret, independent. Hon. w. II. II.
StOwell is re elected in the fourth district.
In the fifth district the contest is Close but
favorable to the reelection of Hon. c. Y.
Thomas, Republican, over G. G. Cabell, con-
sentative.
The election in Richmond was the most
orderly ever known, and the best feeling
prevailed. No disorders are reported from
any portion of the State. The people of
this city are greatly rejoicing over the
handsome majority by which ex- Governor
Walker has been elected from this district,
which has been represented by Republicans
since the reconstruction of the State.
ALEXANDRIA, November 3.-The contest
for Congress is close. Huntcn, COnserva-
tive, is supposed to be elected over Bar
hour, Independent. The contest in the
Frede ricksburg district is close, both sides
claiming the election.
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WISCONSIN,
Tho Republicans Carry the State,

NO hepuOIICH0S suC CAssscs
MILWAUKEE, November 3.-Returns iu-
dictate that the Republicans have elected
Williams in the first congressional district;
Caswell in the second; MsgoOn IN the third;
Ruchs in the seventh McDill in the eighth.
The Democrats elect Lynd in the fourth:
Burchard in the fifth. The sixth is close and
doubtful, with the chances in favor OF Him
ball, Rep. There is strong probability
that the Republicans will have majority
on joint ballot in Legislature, thus securing
q Republican Senator TO succeed Carpenter
There is but little doubt the Republicans
will have majority in The State at large.
The Legislature is very close, but the
Republicans probably have small msjority
on Joint ballot. The Senate is PROBABLY
Democratic by two majority.
TIE chairman of the Republican State
Central Committee claims majority in the
legislature, aud the election OF six out of
eight Congressman. which will preserve the
complexion of the delegation in the present
Congress. The Democrats, however. 10
not concede the 81 xth district, which,. yery
el0Se
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SUGGESTIONS OF ", A. HANKS AND WIFR.
Second District Court tor the Parish OF Orleans.
No. 80 49,

by PLACIDE J. sPFAR. AUCrroNEER-
- Office No. 46 Exchange alley-sATURDAY.
sold at public auction at the Merchants and Auc-
tionees' Exchange, on Royal street. between
Canal AMI Gust nhOuse streets, by vntue and IN
pursuance to an order from the Hon. A. L. Ts-ot,
ju'pe OF the Second District sourt fer the pari h
OF Orleans, dated July 49, 1874. for account Of
the above successons-
/. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the build
in2s and Improvements thereon. situated in the
square b0u ded by ClaiboI ne, Marigny, Vaudeville
snd prrbigny streets, designated as lot No .,
measuring 81 feet front Claiborne street. by So
feet in depth.
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
same square, adjoining the above lot on the rear
line, designated as LOT No. t. measuring % feet
front on Vaudeville street, by 93 feet in dt,pth
Tenn and COnditIous-One third cash. the bal
ance at one ard two years' credit in notes Of the
purchasers, and bearing interest at the rate Of
eight per cent per annuIn from date unit, paid and
secured by noTtssse on the property sold the
purchaser to keel the properta insured at his own
expense and transfer the policy 10 the holder Of
the notes; the purchaser TO pay the LAWYER. fe. S.
fixed at i've per cent On the amount sued for and
all taxes toy t!e current year. pay abs In 1875 The
purchaser VIII Do required 10 make a depos't of
ten per cent ut the tine Of sale on the oant of
adjudIcstion.
Act OF sale before J. COIN. notary putlie. ut the
e1vense OF the purchasers. ce!3 n 7n.3 al;
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DY e.. 4. GIRARDEY. ACCTIONEER-
ID Office No. 81 Camp stIeet.-On THURSDAY,
November L. 1874, at twelve O'Clock NJ. at the Al
giers market Fifth District, fronting on Patterson,
between verret and Olivier streets will be sold at
public auction, by virtue of Judgment of parti-
ton rendered by the Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge
of the Second District Court for the parish of Or
leans on May IA, 1874 and signed May 20. 1874 in
the above enti led suit, and also BY vivtue of he
order Of said court issued said suit June g. 1874
the following described prosperity. to wit
ChRTAiN LOT OF GROUND, with the build
ings and improvem. thereon, rights, WAYS
privileges aud servltudes thereof situated in Belle
vile. Fifth District OF thlscity Algiers designated
on plan made by Louis H. Pilie surveyor. and
dated September IS, 1886, and deposited in the
Office Of A. G.. AnswOrth late notary public by the
number seven, OF square No. T. which is bounded
BY Aiix, Chestnut, Emira and Peters streets; said
lot measure 81 teet trout Chestnut street, by
$50 teet in depth, b. tween parallel lines.
Terms-Ohe third cash On the spot at the mo-
ment OF adjudication. and the balance at one and
two years crt dit, in equal instailments. divided
into notes to correspond in number and amount
with the shares of the parties in interest secured
by special mortgage and vendor lien on the prop.
erty sold and bearing interest at the rate Of eight
per cent per from the day of sale until final
payment with the usual five per cent attorney s
lee clause binding the purchaser to pay in event of
suit to enforce payment Of the notes. the improve
ments to be kept insured by the purchaser and
transfer OF policy to he holders of the notes. and
assume all the taxes for 1874 over and above the
price of adiuG cation.
Act of ssls before A. J. Lewis. ESQ. notary pub.
lie, at purchasers expense. Ocl0 "A 81 MOI u
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FOUR LOTS OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS
THERON, SITUATED IN THE FIRST AND
FOURTH DISTRICTS OF THIS CITY.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN NJ SMITH.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No, 81 335.

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 81 49,
DY Il. Nj. & II. j. NIONTGOMERY-R
ID H. Montgomery, Auctioneer.-Wni be sole on
TUESDAY. November 10, 1874 at twelve o'clock
basement IOtunda Of the st. Charles HOTEL in this
city. by virtue and in pursuance OF An order Of
the Hon. A.. L. Tissot. judge of the Second Dis
3 1874, docket No s. ,3a3-
/. CERTAIN LOr GF GROUND together with
all rights. ways. privileges and apPurteDanees
thereto belonging. situated in the First District OF
this city, in the square bounded by Robin Peters
(late New Levee), Tchoupitouas and Race streets,
and designated lot No. ,. Said lot measures "a
feet inches line front Robin street by depth
y A CkRTAIN LOr or GROUND together with
all the improv thereon and all rig hts ways,
privileges and appurtenances thereto belonging,
situated in the Fourth District Of this city, In the
square bounded by Levee, Rousseau Adele and
st. Andrew streets, and designated rs No 3, and
measures 30 feet trent on each Of said Adele and
st. Andrew streets. 1872 feet in depth on the line
adjoining lots Nos. and 2 and 1873 feet in depth on
the line adjoining lot Nc. 4.
with all the buildings and improvements thereon,
and all rights, ways privileges and appurtenances
thereto belonging situated in the Fret District Of
this city, In the square bounded by TchOuptOulAs,
Race, Religious and Orange streets designated as
lots Nos. and G. Said lots measure "a feet 10
inches each, front on FchOupitOuas street, by the
following depths and widths: Lot No. has 70 feet
in depth on the line of lot No. T. 81 feet nine inches
in depth on the line Of lot No. 6. aud "a feet 6
inches IN width in the rear alley for the use
in common of said lot and theirs bordering there
o lot No. has 81 feet inches depth on the line
of lot No 81 feet inches d. pth ON the line of lot
No. jS. and 70 feet inches in width in the on
an alley common to said lot and others. per said
plan.
Te1ms-One half cash the balance at one year
in note secured by special mOr,g gage the prop.
cry At eight per cent Interest per aHnum from day
of sale until paid; the NOR: gage to embrace the
clause of five per cent for attorneys fee in OF
sui the improvements to be kept insured and the
policy transferred 10 vendor.
Ae. of safe before A. Hero, Jr., notary public at
the expense of the purchaser. oCG "a 81 nos 10
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VERMONT.
Denisor, Republican. Elected.

Denisor, Republican. Elected.
PORTLAND, November 3.-Returns from
.iirtv-seven towns IN the second Vermont
congressional district, received up to this
time, give Denison 5229, Poland 2547, Nc
Lsue Dem, 1855
There are eighty -one towns in the dis
trict. The plurality elects at this cleo tion.
Deni son is elected without doubt by a
large majority.
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By Placide J. Spear.

GROCERY STORE. HOUSEHOULD FURNITURE,
ETC.
SUCCESSION or XRA. MARY r. EiCH ELACE,
WIDOW OF TIE LATE S. RIEDEk.
Second DIstEct Court for tire Parish OF Orleans
No 81 484.
DY P1.AC2DE }. SPEAR, ATCTfONEER
ID Office No. 10 Exchange aliey.-FRIDAY, No
vemb+E IS, 1874, will be sold at public auction Oh
the premises, No. IL Elysian Eields, between Vic
tory and Levee etreets, by virtue and In pursuance
OF an order f,om he Hon A. L. Tissot Judge of the
1t cOnd District Court for Tie parish of Orleans
sucC ssiOn-
ThE CONTENTS or SAID: DwELLIHG, consist
ing of choice and well stocked grocery store.
wines liquors, etc; also the household furniture
etc. The grocery to be first offered in block, and
# not cold to be setaisd out ~ lots TO suit puy
ehas.1s
Terms-Cash. oe24 20 nos
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RESUME.

ESorE.-Dispatches received up TO ?
4. NJ. indicate large Democratic gains in
all the States. The Democrats seem to
have gained Congressman a. follows. with
numerous districts to hear from: Massa-
chusetts 6, Delaware /. Louisiana S Penn
sylvania ], Virginia /, Michigan .. Tennes'
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TEXAS.

All Democratic Con&ress,nen Elected.
GALVESTON, November 3-The returns
rom all the principal towns in this State
show large Democratic majority in every
district Texas sends six Democrats to
Congress-,
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P r. HERWIG
oc22 20 noe Ep4 cial Deputy Collector.
Ry Sheriff Harper.
SUCCESSION OF THE LATK THOMAS e. BOB.
LILY, DECEASED.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
Ma. 362S0
DY VIRTUE OF AND IN OBEDIENCE TO
ID an order OF sale rendered October TO-
1874, t. me directed b., the honorable the Second
District Court for thu parish Of Orleans, in the
lie auction. at the Merchants and Auctione ers'
Exchange, Royal strt ct. between Canal and Gus.
tOmhouse streets in the Second District Of this
city, on SATURDAY, November 7. 1874 al twelve
O'Clock NJ. for account of said succession, the
following described property. to wit
l. CERTAIN BOOK ACCOUNTS, NOTES, etc, az
per inventory on file.
2 AND DIFF dRENr PlBCSS OF PATENTED AR.
TlCLES in the various Southern States sold to
parties who decline paying and offer to return
said articles at the expense Of this estate
TeYmS-Cash ON the spOt.
". P. HARPER
OCT mol : Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Total in presses and on shipboard . SO ,629
Ths differs from the Exchanges running &C
fS of the with
bales. which IL q email excess for two menth's
balings from samples, loose, etc. The difference
from our running account is not sufficient to re-
qure an change in our statement. which is uu.
derstood to be exclusive Of city balings and &C.
1OBACCO-we have not a sale to report. nor do
We hear of any inquiry. The amount on sale is esti
mated at 275O hhds We con, inue to quote as follows
Inferior Jugs 909hc; medium to fine lO0llkc; low
Leaf 20l2kc; medium l30l4c; good to fine Is oi6ko
and selections III d20c
MISUNDERSTANDING we reported . vessel for
London at 40s for OIL cake. We quote as follows:
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool 10 I'D; to
Bremen I'D; to Boston via Philadelphia &c; to
New YORK sc; to PhisdeIphs ie molssses T. New
hid: grain TO Liverpool lilo.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool I'D. to Hsvre ic;
to Genoa &C. to Boston &c.
SUGAR Received this morning $40 hhds. The
demand Is fair but prices are weaker. The sup
plies were nearly all cold at 6a61sc for common;
&c for fair; IA 67c for good isir 10 fully fair;
sdS1sc Tor prime; u, 0ssc for seconds; 81 dshc
for yellow clarified; sH dsa,c for OFT white and
MOLASSES-Received this morning 65z bbls The
demand is good and the market is strong at yester-
Gay q prices The supplies were all sold at Goa
choice.
FLOuR--There WIS good demand for the local
IAde Today at previous prices. and the sales en-
oraced 1916 bbis, OF which 1881 outside. Of which 25
double extra "a So so, 100 and ltO good treble
IRA at So 40 20 ht rs rs so and so chpce treble ~
ata az SIS 50; 40 snd l00 do ~ IS IS; Sc and leo
SnoIoe extra al SIS; go AT Sc SIN: ST" so end $50
oS' 20 and go at &6 IS; and so at Sc So sS5 or
Ian se' OF which 100 and 40 choice extra p,i-
bbI s ~ " -
ESIERN PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS
ae &c demand has eprung up for al descIipt ons
=. "e Stern produce and provisions and a large
job ira de was done by dealers on orders TO-DAY at
stronger prices.
CohN NEAL-The market lie l5c = Dbl stronger,
Will u eNlAll STOCK on hand and a hatt, r 6a
mand. HO ders ask g. IS IN round lots aud are re-
tAllng at 81 S503 IS p bh'. Ito bbs sold on the
ianang at So 90 so and LOO at 50 u.s. and 50 and so
on Change On the landing, at IS rs j. bill
fOhk-None offering at wholesale ana offers Of
*24 are refused for round lots Of mees Is bbs sold
outside and 2S on Change 1t tina: price. Dealers
have an active job trade on orders &C S34 y Dbl
ACON-The market has shcv more Al i'm alton
day ard tie ica trade - act re eAc for she ul
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jCoNrINCED FROM FIksT PAGE.J

district, and Latimer W. Ballou ia Tue seo-
ond district, both Republicans. p.
The two congressional DISTRICTS ~ -.
publican, the result being ven a's Saarc.i,
the beginning of the campaign: oes'y
= onarter Of the vote OF the district was
D0lled.
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PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
RAILROADS..

NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS
AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY,
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE
Trains depart and arrive as follows from Caliops
street depot.
Express. D.,.s A. NJ Express: A..Is 300
Mail. 500 P. NJ. Mail. 49,. 500 A. n.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to 1t
Louis, Chicago and Louisville.
Ohly one change Of sleeping cars to EAAtern
oiies
Tickets for sals and information given at No. %
camp street, corner ui Common.
A. ID. SHELDON, Agent.
rslI1y f. D. FROST General Manager.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
British steamshp Palm, Pearse from Liverpool 9tl,
ultimO. to Miller 4co-ad district 81
STEAMBOATS,.
Robert Z Lee. Campbell. from vclsburg
FletA Mitchell from Hrard Bcore
II John Baranco, from Plaaueuius
BELOW-COMING UP.
Norwegian bark Cavour steansen, from Eoeb fo,.
September 5, 10 MASTER
EXPORTS.
LIvERPOOB-Steamship Prince Edvar6--.1.0
bales ccttcG 81 IONS ocake 20 bales moss 2 eass =
bGes"3X
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Observation-Disclosures Lee-45l4 bales eott on
GRAND ECORB-Sieaner Fleta-45o bales Gotten
1870 SKIS cotton -s u sac seed cotton and suunr,.s
PLAQUEMiNE-Steamer st john bale cotton
. SKIS seed cotton pa SKIS rice 2l8 hhds supsr yTT
bbis molasses IA kegs molasses aud supdriss
RECEIPTS BIZ RAILROADS.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AN,T-xAs RAILROAD
Nosember 3-l0S bales cotton y sks cotton seed 327
SKIS rice 81 hhds sugar 230 bbls molasses bbls sy.
rup and sundries
INV ORLEANS AND T -xAs RAILROAD, Noveu.
Der 3-2l hhds sugar IS bhis moiass<s an. an ndres
NKW ORLEANS AND NOBiLR RAILROAD. No.
vember 3-9s bales cotton % bbls turpeut;re and
Ssw ORLEANS ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL
ROAD. November $40 bhles cotton and sundr.es
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III. T,h;ro.Peruyian Treaty.

The China Peruvian Treaty.
WASHINGTON, October 3.-The Peruvian
Senate has ratified the treaty with China.
The JcsuIts.
The bill allowing Jesuits in Peru was re-
jecrci without debate.
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COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY Evss,sG, November 3, Ia

COTTON-The sales to-day (Dot including 80
addi'i onal yesterday, when the business embraced
$50 baeel summed up $3.50 oales at irregular prices
not requiring any change Ill our quotations.. We
give also the figures AID full report OF the tx
chat &c, as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD or CLASSIFICATION.
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By George Pearson.
AUCTION SALE OF IRON SAFES. DESKS, HAIi.'
iNGS. PARTITIONS GAS FIXTURES, STOVE.
MATTINGS, ARMOlRS, ETC.

IpY GEORGE PEARSON, ACCTlONkEa.-
ID Office and .alesrooms Nos. 90 and It3 Poy dra,
streets-Wil be sold on FRIDAY. November 10
1874 II A. A., at No. l82 Canal street, corner of
pryad.s street the entire furniture OF the New
Orleans Branch Freednans SaviBgs and Trust
C,N,DaUv in liq uidatiot. hs large safe was made
to orcer by the American Steam safe COMPANY ia
both burglar and ire proof has large inside bur.
Ssr p:oof chest. The small safe is hre proof and
both are in perfect order, and as good as new All
tbs fixtures are ii the bes: material and in sp,en
did condition.
Cal, and see tie cam. q. n, 'ss Cana. street
Se-HS-eCas.l. Hnt I'd
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On ana after May q, trains VIII Jeaoe depot
root OF Canal street. follows:
ExpIess and mail, daily. $500 4. ~
Coast accommodation, Saturdays only 800 7. n
Thought night express, daily ....,.s 400 r. u
Arrive
Coast accom- mediation Mondsys onlvs 0;5OA. u.
Express and mail daily ... 200 P. n.
Through night express. daily. T. H.
This is the only line running through PullmAs
Palace Cars to vt. Louis, Louisville, Charlotte And
Virginia Springs.
Office corner CAMP and Common streets, OPPOSITE
City Hotel.
RP HHUTE,
General Passenger Agent.
s. H SCkAHTOE,
myi2 Hene~l $. Ente1tecS~
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FOREIGN.
Tho Carlis t. at Irun.

LONDON, November 3.-The Cariists re-
mort four batteries and sixteen guns before
1run. The bOmbardment will commence
Immediately.
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WASHINGTON.

rec !, Georgia 2, South Carolina l, Illinois l.
New York 4, New Jersey ], Kansas 1
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AUCTION SALES.
By 81. n. Van Solingen.
SALE OF SBIZED GOODS.

UNITED STATES CUsrOMHousR,)
Collectors Office. 7
New Orleans, October 81, l874.)
PY II. d. VAN SOLlNGEN, AUCTIONEER
- In accordance with the provisions OF section
twelve Of the act of Congress approved July Is.
1866. the fol owing described seized goods Will be
sold at public auction, at warehouse No. ], Gus
at III A. NJ
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VALUABLE PROPERTY IN CARROLLTON.
SIiCl,kS 1 AES CPEEN

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN CARROLLTON.
SUCCESSION OF EVANS GREEN.
Second District Court for ths Parish Of Orleans,
No. 374i6.
DY ALBERT PAUI.-W. ". MCCULLOUGH
ID Auct Oae er.-On SATURDAY, November T. 1874,
at twe, O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auction.
eers' Exchange Royal near Canal street, will be
sold at public arction by virtue and IN pursuance
OF an order Of the Hon: A. L. Tissot. Judge of the
the following described property. TO wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND IN the Sew.
enth District Date CaTr0llton), designated by the
Nos. 9 and 10 in the square bounded by Esther
Ann. linton and MlIaudoa streets, measuring
eaci 20 feet front on Ann street, by depth Of 142
feet inches lines, lot No. 10 forming the corner
OF MilaudOn street; together it'll all the prov O.
meCts, ETC. thereon.
Terms-Cash.
Act Of sale At the e1pens" o: the purchaser be.
fore W H. Seymour. notary public.
OcT Ia Il 81 MOI
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AUCTION SALES.
By 3. n. q B. ]. Montgomery.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS. RO1
SAFRS, KTC., AT AUCTION.
TRI-WkEKLY EALES.
Dy H. M. Il Il. j. NlONTGOM8RY-
ID 3. n. Montgomery, Auctioueer Office No. 5;
Camp street-Win sol every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY commencing 1t eleven
O'Clock. ut their auction room, corner Camp and
Matches streets-
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS
IRON SAFES, COOKING STOVES. etc.
Terns-CAAh. mv1