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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-26
"a CANADIAN REMEDY

FOR Cos'arcness, Artguia. ~ and Dem ,of the
Ngesl.re Organs, lndAt'ng Headache, ,assi,
fude, Nervousness, Gtnerdi Prostratioa of the
MIND and Body, PARALYSIS, dc.
\ moments reflection ought to convince sensible man
"a OF the folly and danger of constantly dosing with a.
tharc Medicines. The practice is perncious and suic
dal an experience of forty years has taught me that
the constantly increasing evils indigestion are fear
fully aggravated by the free of Cathar cs The
american people are fast becoming nation dyspep
tics by their artificial modes of life. Drastic Cahatics
increase the rritabty and PROSTATE strength of the
digestive organs.
this irritaby and at the time to inygoratc a
strengthen all the functions Of Digestion while they are
gently laxative. They anodyne tonic nj laxative
Ihey are so mild and invigorating that no remind
ed by any dsagreeabe effects that he has medicine
Business Men, Students, Professional Men Females and
all persons leading confined sedentary life should
try them.
The undersigned Physicians, cheerfuIly certify t. the
high professional ndng Of DR. Colby q one
of the Oldest and best Physicians and 10 The exec lent
qualities OF his AnCostive and Tonic Pills. which
We have used in our practice, and highly approve
J. b. GIBSON, M. D., Durham, G.. f.
c. 4. COTTON, NJ. D., Cowansville
CHARLES BROWN NJ d.
SIS. FOSTER, NJ. ID Bronze.
NORMAN CLEVELAND, NJ. D., BaIuston.
N. jerks, N. d.
C.W COWLES. N. D., StansJead
JOHN MEIOS. MI
JOSEPH BREADuN, NJ. D., Surgeon nN
BENJAMIN Dan ON, NJ u. Coatcook.
lEMuEL RICHMOND, NJ. h., Derby Line
~. G. GLINES, NJ. D., Compton, c. E.
9. o, SOMERS, N. D., Mogog, c. f.
J. G. RUTHERFORD, VI. D., Newport. VI.
Prepared by DR.. NJ. +. COLBY, Stansiead, C. E.. and
Derby Line, Vermont.
Sold where medicine Is sold generally
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-26
LADIES GAaEaize ssnn7S

LADIES GAszER ssOD1,
A little glove strs up my heart as tides STIR nno.
snowwhite muslin, when it fits makes .ne @aa,
notion As aclfba
IL sorts of lady fxins thrill my feelings &c ,h..,,
But little female gaiter boots are death o , ols
shorter! '"N Ho'iMs
And just to put you on your guard,
l'll give you, short and brief
small hotel experience
Which filled my heart with grief.
Last summer, at the Pavilion Hotel
stopped week or more
And marked two &C boot.ees'' ever, MON
Before my ghbor's door;
Two boots with patent leather tins.
Two boots which seemed to saw
" An angel trots around in u.s."
they stole my heart away;
And often in my nightly dreams
they swept before my face
lady growing out of them
As flowers grow from vase.
But ali! one morn saw a sight
Which struck me like a stone
Some other name was on the book
Those boos not alone!
great tall pair of other boots
Was standing by their side,
And off they walked one afternoon
And with them walked-a BRIDE
Ladies, comment is unnecessary
Those Cater Boots came from
j. G, PAGE
Where csa be f,lnl at all times large assortment
Ladies, Misses and Children's Boots
and Shoes of the latest French Imported Work.
Also, Of our manufacture
Ladies and Gents Balmoral Boots, (new sy'e\
Misses and Childrens "
Boys and Youths
Also the celebrated UNION BOOT, and in acs
general assortment Of
Boys and Mems Boots ard Shoes,
Thick and Thin.
We are the sole manufacturers on
Plumer's Cello brated Patent Last.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-26

AVIS Dr MARSHAL.
CorR De DNrEIcT ms ErATS, CoNFEDE9ES p AME-
FLATS COSFEpEHES RlQUEvs. BARQEE CHESTER,
District dc Ii Louisiana. sE$ BATEATX, etc No. il,
CONNIE PRIZE.
I'm EERTU dun writ d'imlraute a mao /
~ ddr">t dams alhe cidessus ini sn ct pris pos
session Ia hHr4ne CHESTER grtements apparatus
meuhes beanN ct e cite ct rtyiens lie proprtaic
les pFnnTtiarcs tOte
pGtenat yuir drOit tire inGrr In dite b4rQue
davor presenter dCvnnt COur de District dcs Etats
COntGLGrG e District udit, devau In willie
de Ia Nouvele OrtHn lie nvhnt lie IROISIEME LUNDI
dRer de la utilization u present avis pour te vaor les raj
sons, sis Hvncn csqueies Ia diir hrQue Chester
grtemcn appHaX, mCuhles baenlx seuien
cOndluts prise ltgae lie produit distribute
tunlvmeit Ia priCrr DIES domnndeurs.
N0u5 ellie Orleans, u mai 1861.
G. r. BEVERLEY,
my?S 32Od Mar>hn DIES Ftats iontflira- d narique
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LEGAL NOTICES

Scoop s DsTs5cI GoUEr} sUCcEssIoM or " BUF.
NOIICE Is hereby given to the creditors
Of ina esae and to all other persons herein Interested
they have Why the presented nv the Cnat
Of this estate should not he homoi0gated and approved The
fund.- distributed in accordance herewith - ~
By order Of the Court.
f. MICHOT, Deputy Clerk.
DEUxrEME CoCR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE D: ".
de Ia N0uvele- Orleans. s BUFFINGT0N-So II 200
Wis est par lie present honne aux crean
"A ciers de Ia lite succession toutes personnes ne
celia ptut coHcene dav0 dEdure, dix i1urs ster de-
Ia prssene publication, les isons pour lesquees corpe
pr6.enE par CHraeu Ia dte succession erat pont
appronTe hoologut les fonds mains rspar5
forrnzTnenf dit compile.
Par orfre de Ia Cour.
ja24 q 20 F. MTCHOT, Depute Grehfer.
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MARSHAL,S MONITION.

CONFEDERATE STATES D,sr"Ic1) CONFEDERATE STATES
C0CRT, Tg. SHIP AMERICAN
District Of Louisiana. UNION, Etc IN PRIZE.
PK VIRTUE of an Admiralty warrant to
- directed in the above entitiec suit have and
taken into my possession the fifteen sixteenth parts ship
AMERICAN UNION her tackle, apparel, and furniture and
boats do cite ard admonish The owners and
al and every other person having pretending
have, any right tile interest in the same and
appear before District Court Of the Confederate States for
District aforesaid be holden the city Of New Orleans
before the THIRD MONDAY from tle publication hereof,
10 show if any they have why the satd fifteen
sixteenth parts Of said ship American Union her tackle ap-
pael furniture, and boats, should condemned
lawful prize and the proceeds thereof distributed agreeaoy
the pray Of the lbellants.
Ne9 Orleans, May -, 1861
C.B BEVERLEY,
Marshal {, s q
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AVIS Do MARSHAL.

AVIS DU MARSHAL.
CoCR DE DISTRICT DIES fETATS CONFEDEREs rs: LIE Ma
Disrrict de- IA afa6e C6MuE rPIsE NJ "a h
TN VERTU d'un writ d. Amiraute moi
IA adTesse dams Fahae cl-GeSns, ja sai ct Drs
session les quinze seizem7s du navre AMERICAN UNION
grGenens apparanX, meuhes tateauN e
dome proprttaile popr aires, pcr
DersonEeS ayant praenIaot avo dfoit
tire interct dit nHyire daTo presenter
de District des Etats e District sud devant
Ia vile de Ia NOuvee Orleans le TROI-
SlEME IL Nd datcr de la publication u prtsen; avis pour
vao les aisous s avaienr p1ur Iesquees lee dits
dit American Union 5emenis
apparatus meuble bateauX raient pas
prise l6gae IL pr0dU distribute coRfone-
a 1t pTere de- denandeurs.
NAnvec Orleans, ~ mai 1861.
G. p. BEVERLEY,
jel 3ti2ld Marshal des Etats Conftderts d merra
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sgs5EsgE,stEEt#sz L4EES OFF TBETE{-Dr. ]. WEST
hE5asE III s.. Charles street. continues supply the
5Fs$sGs5{S LOSS OF TEETH without wires or springs
-S1lLIA4 upon his principle Of self ADHESION. This
ehod procured him universal appreciation and recern
zad a heng9 lie most nSenioug system of supplying AErI
FICiA TEETH hitherto Invented and In all restoring
perfect aFoRaon and mastcaon and perfect and natural
appearance defy detection observer Dr.
improvements Those Interested will find statements TO be
entirely and sc:EFuIousy correct Dr. W his 2cere
thanks the nhHeants CT New Orleans and vicinity for the
extensive practice Trey have favored him With fifteen
from haf&ye" STHara. 9stf
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AVIS DU MARSHAL.

cqgR De DlsrR1oT DIES 1ETATSCQNFEDEREs vs.. "a GOE;
District De Ia LouisiaSe. PRisE. No q.
TN VERTU dun writ d. Amiraute a moi
session quart de goeete f. $ JAMES es geement
appAraux, merbes baeauX ie dome maine
nant propriatae poprtares personne
personues aynt on petenant avor drot tire
IA dite EOelee dRvoir C0ur de
DIES Eats Confd pour lie District sudit ere
la vile de la NOuvele Orleans lie lie TROI
SIEME LUNI dater de In publication du present avis pour
are valoir les raon sis avaenf eQuees lie quart
de la de gOclete f. s James, efat cOnsdGret
prize legale lie produ distribute contorm5men la
priere des demaudturs.
2Souvelle ORLEANS, 81 de mai 1851.
c. B. BEVERLEY,
ieI 32ld Marshall des Etats. Confe,5reS Anerque.
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CouR DE DISTRICT nEs | ETATS CONFEDERES VS.. IF
ErATs CoSFEpE@Es. MAA,TyIRE cHARl;ES I, A. FAB Al,
District de IN Louisiana. No 10 --
I'm VEISTU dun writ ttAnairFutc a mo
Il adresG cidesss 'Ri ssisi ps
les treize .seEpmes du navre CHARLES A. FAR
ct meubcs, ct f
tonne avis mainteHant aU prOptire dairea
toute atle ptrsOnne ayHnt pTttndAn
dro titre ntrGt dit mtvre, duvOr presenter
fonr de District dts Ehts tonf@lt6s pour Distrc
sust deyant Ia Vile de Ia Nouvelle ORLEANS lie
avant lie TR0ISlEME lUNDI dater de la publication
du present avs nte vhlor les rAons sis avHen
pour lesqneeS les tezo eiAemGs du dit navre Charles
Farwei grtements apparauH meubltS,
seraen conamnts prise lealc lie prOduit d
but commencement a Ia pritrc DIES demandeurs.
Nouyele Orleans, IL 30 JUN 1861.
c. B. BEF ERLEY
iel 3ti2ld Marshal DIES Etats ConftdtrGs d Amerioue
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" GUNS, G. l.. (; EEEstSS., COMMISSION IND FOR
IN wadiHE Merchants, 40. p opposite the Canal
stree5 ferry Particular attention gt75n to M purchase and gala
Of al kinds OF Western Produce ry2l ~
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q &AEPGN,s VIEW RES

.---sSSS GAIPIN'S NEW RES 81
kt33fSbSSasR TAURANT, 81 Royal sruHi. aatF6S =
eE$as9S JOHN GALPIN has the pleasure. .fg15taS w,
.&zsASaof informing his friends and The A.
gCncr.y that Le is ready receive ana e tsiI
tAom his new establishment, 81 Royal street door
Of EuStofuouSc street the entire EEl,1Uu
lately he residence Of Alfred ilren Esq affords mosr
t0ye accommodations Besides the large public dining room
Oh thu ground Goor where meals provided all hour:
O'CLOCK A. n until Il P NJ tine advertiser has large
Der for private parties Families part les on Rp-
pcaon above supplied with the best Of uvvrythng
the raIkr Affords either ready for the table from
he market Thanking his friends for the liberal patronage that
has always been extended C him. the undersigned them
TINT will be his encAv give the fullest s.tigF8c
tior to tho Il whn may favor him with their OriJrs
~ tTt2W JOHN GhT.pfN
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The received pay SIX per tn
outstanding Cer6GoH q Prcfts for the yons
1857 1873 and 1855 and after ~ second MONDAY Fct.
ruGry next.
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PUBLIC HOUSES.
- UNION HOTEL, All HOLMES nv
hi;i WILLIE PIKE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI II

PUBLIC HOUSES.
- UNION HOTEL, All HOLINESS isHn
Eiil VILE, PIKE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, ~ ~
Summer Resort.
Orleans Railroad will be by visitors from
feH for % ae e and eas the 9 for me
Or nge that can be re?rted To- Fgci,ies in abund
the yiIage i healthy, shaded, extremely psa.an; and
agreeable Prices for board are as follows
77 per %
onyej nncc, fri 81 ut all times for ar between Holmes
vile and Magnolia MIL df.tant % i! Earo'h.
IIolmesv.Ilc. May L. 30. 800. iei In&W
<xA, WOODBTNE VERANDA, BILOXI, zz.,ps
Li:L WILL Re OPENED on THE 18Th OF JUNE, ~
FOR THE RECEPTION OF FAMILIES.
c6ITAGE 'hooasy fitted up for tie pleasure fafo
b 5 6e sS S aa sh9 1 s TSpa hs
remainder Of the bq d@a he confident there other
Senx e % ana road S@3e ap H. is tab gdaGfg
nhei Vita the best that ihe man Of B!oxi anG Hs Or
sGns o4 sg q4 carrage hges s Ct to the hotel
e22 Pm JOHN LYNCH.
HaA PARI1E HOTEL, CORNER CAMP STREET
i..Ia$ii aud LAFAYETTE aQuARE, NEW ORLEANS.
Hotel the mos. delightfully."- situated of any in the city
ers Ia"ne jhoroHry reb"vat"d throughout he present
Proprietor t"ters himself he accommodae families and
a 10 g n aI 9G1 Tn5e and S'e
rs IN y. b. COOK, Proprietor.
n.ss OCEAN SPRINGS HoTEL-TIIE UN. s!.H
I t. te6 sid to o1n '1 ssr Ioe P" ndef the ' -
pe!nntendalce Of b. i otchkss On the 18th inst.
make III Hold as srantiys as @iy on lie coast,
The bathing and fishing is unsurpassed,
R Ocean SPRING Hotel now and ready to receive
All persons irous Of securing rooms can address Mess
SiMll %IEIGLEk No.3 Old eyee street, New Orleans,
or B. b libTHiKIaS, Ocean SPrt3T9-; W.
New Orleans June 8 1851. js4 If
* BARNES HOTEL ,g4se
E:il MISSISSIPPI CITY, MISS. -
This estaI simon: will be opened for the
been newly fitted up aid IS nor in complete order new
Whnt and Bath Houses have been erected. Attached the
Liquors aso Bi!@fd Salon eni zen Pin Aeys aes The
approved modern P,o! Gal
and carri&ge ioes ' he med T Vicinity R the Teiao
and Post Office areaituaed.
address WILLIAM BARNES, Thompson Il Barres %
and 2j Common New Orleans until the LIST of June,
mys IN, ' ''''',''' WI BAtkyEs Proprietor
sser PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL-THIS HOTEL
@ will be opened for the reception Of visitors the LIST JUNG
yi4 % per month"; "u's' @"" Jo% Hc S
a., PASCAGOULA HOUSE-NOw MUCH EN-
ki MR and MRS DODsON wish to inform the public tina
they are AT all times ready 10 receive boarters at the following
sumner Per month s35 per week SO; per day, 81.
Wnier~-Fe. uonth SIS week, S. per day, 81 80
s8- This esabishnenr comhne ali tie comforts Of home
being quiet than larger hotels having separate bath house
for ladies and gentlemen etc Telegraph Office near by.
my2g am ", S. D0psoN.
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FIOHEAU'S RES Il.

a. ;, IDHEAU's RES SsnraassSaE8ss;;ss
ssH y TAURANT Lake Terminus, kEesssasssSSs& rs
:, .sss397g NJ Bayou St. John -
g. AsxAsEa4 The undersigned respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally that he will open SATR
DAY, March 80 the above named house. where he will at all
times be pIepned supply such may honor him with cn
with the very best of everything in his line that the mark
afford and which will be served in superior style.
me- 3m R. MOREAU
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r Kind FEg oSwed BY j. .osd
store Strength and hasten he complete return Of health,
they Do not contain much spirits the apparently strong flavor
e p2c 5o %b as h6We e are ssb Bit
ciPa Hotels, Clubs cofeehOuses' ETC.
A. A. PEYCHAUD, Apothecary,
90 Royal street. New Orleans.
above Bsrs found 4so in the Iprnep" GToesr
~ RUPTUREs NN
RADICALLY cUEED' o O
Daily sun
v1cKspuRc, Miss, May 8, 1860.
Hernia can be Cured Without Needle or Knfel
Mr. Edor-I deem it due to those afflicted
and painful disease to make the folio s4tsmsnt negFs
@ 99p g 5 ree re o beong s
ESQ Of ssaquena county Two Physcans examined him and
B ko N The s 6he an e h%
New Orleans and obtained the Patent Truss Of Dr. J. 4 sheE
and after having used that instrument aod the Doctors
perfectly well. This in the fall of SO.
al III ts S"sS hand S oDs SS Who"
n Sn who nave this disease and my 10 m s
Extract Letter Written Three Years Previous to the
Above, in reference to the same boy.
IssAQuESA Co.. Miss May ., 1857.
he is Of the finest liking men Deer Creek aqd
DR.. Thos ]. Harper, the eminent Ply
sicians in the State of Mississippi.
VICKSBURG, Miss, NIarch 20, 1850.
DR.. shermanDear Sir send the boy Ben back you be-
attend him property and besides
sfcd with skill to do him Justice satisfied your plan
right, and that you him. Please by the
THos J. HARPER, MD.
AThis in reference slave boy about IA years
old ruptured both sides mud who subsequently
| returned sound The following explains itself:
VICKsBURG, Mss May T. 1860.
| DR.. Sherman New Orleans
Dear Sirl send yOu my James apply him suitable
drug Truses. In them however, have but lit
tie coudence but having confidence your skill such
| tiers, send my to you.
THOS, j. HARPER, NJ. D.
DR.. BELDENS OPINION.
| NEW ORLEANS Jan. G. 1889
Samuel Davis, ESQ.
Dear SirI that Or. Sherman's Truss applied by
him, will give relief eectay than any other have
tried my satisfaction cured
but he Dir. Sherman himself applies j. much depends
| upon the fitting r. BELDEN, NJ. d.
A5~DE SHERMAN respectfully informs ruptued persons,
those having rHptued slaves that he returned the
and may be found his Office No lost CHARLES STREET
New Orleans prepared relieve and all cdses of rupture
by the application of his PATENT SILVER TRUSS CUR
| ATIYE MIXTURE. my6 lykW
q GORGE HE LEN : ,na eun, =, s,.o,ror uou,,
| WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
| Furniture.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
n ROYAL, SALLMAkEE,
Nos. IS Canal and II Crossrnan streets,
Sipn nf the Root Hing ar Die


Nos. 10 Canal and II Crossnan streets,
Sign Of the Root Hog Or Die.
Manufacturer 0, all kinds of Plain and Fancy AWNINGS
TENTS, TbRPAULIES, etc. Also all kinds Of FLAGS and
BANNERS suitable for companies other purposes, With
Fagsafs su Fail and Purchase Ropes Sings etc. fitted
and furnished order the shortest notice. BLOCKS of all
ready strapped likewise Einds of heavy BLOCKS
sPARS RIGGING suitable or raising machinery any
other heavy material.
have likewise fne lot Of SPRUCE sPARs which
offer for sale Cheap for Cash.
All of the above articles found at Nos ID Canal
Crossnan Streets New Orleans.
N. B. Sail and Rigging work all it's branches and country
orders promptly flled at the shortest possible notice.
h GRhT r. e. co or TNE5
'onds4 : s TR snd i %5H ~
eghhs pale and dark Of saSrac / Co. Plana Co.. Ganer
ros l4ronde Bros Otard Dnpuy Co, Union Projectors,
RED WINEsloQ casks good fauiIy CIare Margaux, St.
WHITE INEs-30 packagss ia casks and bbs sauerae
PKEsERvEs-lOcase Trnfle'.
10 Truffed Pies.
10 :. MRshroo ms in \ and 4 boxes,
ET1sO 96 KS s"gersor BonFb9n and Rye ,e
esss DKH FaG ns STORE FOR sALE-AS OLD
M Is oeed for sale 9 S md on te ms to
fine bHsinethe propreors selling account Of being en-.
Eaged in other business and not abs 9 attend to it, For fur
EEDs' EOUEDaT, Few ORLEANS
LEEDS CO, IRON FOUNDERS,
ard Manufacturers Of Vertical Horizontal Stea kngnss
Boiler Sugar MILF vaGunn Pans sugs, Kettles Crasrs
7 s;estn and H9tse P9sT Rahng nschn9s Sag Az
o1ths Crate Bars etc. ana all hscnery required for thu
II aS Gq F2 II 3R xaIss 81 e 2ETRssa
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r"',n OF Orleans WIFI On A u.s. of w.
by VIRTUE OF n writ OF fieri fgcias to
~ me directed by the Hon p F. MITCHELL Second Justice Of
Ihe Iene tor Inc ph OF Drie&ns IN the above entitled sn
City Hotel Common street, between Magazine Camp
streets, SATURDAY, 18th day July 1851 at u O'Clock
NJ
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the First Dis
tc this city In the square bounded by Bertrand Poydras
Psnr and Pedido STREETS suid lot having front so
inches and lines Perddo street by depth 1913 feet the
said lot forming the corner of Perddo and Preur
said square, shown by skec drawn by W Thornton Thonlp-
Deputy City Surveyor dated December 81 1851 and now
deposited IN my office -
Seized in.the above suit.
being the second and last auction the said lot
ground will be definitely adudcated the highest and
der for whatever will bring, months ced the pur-
chaser furnishing bond with good and security con
doned according law. Said purchaser shall have deduct
and pay in cash. the OF costs in the above case
about Sl75.
W H. WATERS, Constable
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The Company conureto against he peril. Of the
rivers and loss damage By FIT tie
premiums.
xq7~ Office, No : Garo1de,e'stree dl7 If
TRrAsrKEK'S OFFICE, City Hail.
New Orleans, Al-l Is. 1861. :
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COMPREHENSIVE.


NOTTCE-THE FIRM OF WARREN. GILMORE 4
~ CO. dissolved the 10th ins by Imitation and the
death Of Jas. D. Gilmore.
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PUTNAM, JAMES M, LATE OF THE FIRM OF
Hall, RCdd Putnam Cotton and Sugar Factor, Commits
aion and Forwarding Merchant No I'll Cnroudoe street.
IN IL
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z. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of OrIeans

DEuHlENE CouR DE DISTRICT EDWARD J. MATES ".
de la Nouvele Orleans. SEES CREANCIERS .sas
- - No lT,aS3.
I'm VERTU dun ordre de venfe renSu lie
II de mai 1861 ct moi adresse par Phonorabe DeuS
eme Cour de District do Ia NouvelleO dams Paaire
cidesus e proctderai lie LuNpI "a de jun 1861, O1z
heires A VI sur les eux Tchoupitouas, No g. d Fen
gnure Commune Premier District de cette Vile pour le
conpte des cre4ncers de lnsovabe Ia pubque ct
adjudication de
uN LOT D'EFFETs MoB1LIERs, de Cgares, Pipes, etc.
nuvant invenaiIe depos4 pour recoITrs.
AbandonnG lnsolvabe creanciers
CONDITI0NS-Cee cte eantla seconde ct derniere les
objets cidessus dGsgnts adugt
oant ct dernier enchtrisseur pour px qu oe
dou1e moi de credit acquereur fouissant obga
ton caution bonnie ct solvabe cohformement Ia loi
| EFT. PARKER,
| fe11 IS q Sheriff de Ia Paroisse dOreans
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IL Filler, d. H., SOAP MANUFACTURER, corner
H Of st. Andrew and Howard streets, New Orleans.
Orders left at Post-0ce, Box No. 1890 win be promptly
6liES. pvlO ly
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sEcoSD District CoURr} EDWARD Z MATES HIS
pF VIR TUEG of and in Obedience y 70 rs an,
ID order Of sale rendered May !, 1881 and to me d.
reCted by the Honorable the Second District Of New
Orleans in the above entitled matter will proceed
public auction on the premises No. Tehoupiouas street
oath day of june 1851 at IO o'clock A NJ account Of the
creditors Of said inso!vent--
one LOT OF suNDRIEs. Cigars, Pipes ete etc. E2w
The whole surrendered by sad insolyen to hsredo and
per inventory 10 Ne in my office.
TERMSThis being the second and last auction the said
will be definitely adudcated the highest and last
bidder for whatever will bring twelve months credit the
purchaser furnishing bond with good and solvent security
c0rding to law.
z. T. PARKER,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-26

s1EnREESlhE 81 CO., IL D., hEA4IES II G&H.
~ Hvlugsl Oil CGutho, etc, Nc. "a Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-26
49, WOODBTNE VEHANDA, BILOXI, zz.a
AII WILL. Re OPENED on THE 18Th OF JUNE ~
ENN TIE RECEpTION OLE EAMLLLES
A. PARISE HOTEL, CORNER CAMP STREE
E..i;;; aud LAFAYETTE SQUARE, NEW ORLEANS

This Hotel the delightfully."- situated of any in the city,
snow for the reception Of permanent and trans board
cr Having been thoroughly throughout the present
Proprietor taera himself he accommodate families and
single bOarers equal any similar establishment in the city,
and his paat pecnce keeping olicits
the patronage Of lis friends and travelling public.
80 crn5 10 suit present times.
ie2l I'm \. B. COOK, rronrietor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-26

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE THE
Cotton Fncornge and Commission business for their
accOunt, under the name Of WARREN Il CRAWFORD and
will li1udue The affairs Of tIe late firm
j. ]. WARREN,
ie24 I'm r. ". CRAWFORD
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-26

In quantities to suji purciaEsrr.
New York Kerosene Virginia. Paraire and Carbon Oils
all warranted The lowest Pr2e by this barrel gallon
large assortment Of Lamps Globes, Burners Wicks,
everything RpperainiDE 10 the trade
Dealers viii 10 well 10 call and examine faI3 Iy