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i. 3. WALTON.
r Il. yvaLTON.."........ .:..J. y. WALTON,
CITY AmGTInNRE

Z Il. .....J. u. WALTON,
~ CITY AUCTIpHBEE,
And AUCTToNBEg, APPRAISER and GENERAL. AGENT
for the Purchase and Sale Of REAL BsTATE,
SLAVES, LANDS. etc, etc
once, 40 Camp street,
Continues his personal a safes Of Real Essao
Slaves Furniture Bank and other Stocks SUGGESTIONS and sT
chGndi2e generally.
Heintsg attention ssystaa Of plans plan books Of
Real Fgstenaugnfaed ct large ezPeaseembrachg every
end every lot in every square. With the measurement
thereof the Of the owner ard other valuable Information
taken from the most authentic In the
Chase sso and arprzcut OF Estate, uneqralad adyEn
tagss and information.
RFnrnltuo aud other outdoor aeleH aendedto ge27 en-
SUCCESSION OF AUGs DAvEzAC nECsAsED-Two
Valuable Lots of Ground TepSfchors street. between
and Administration streets, and Good Man Cook at
auction.
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctoneor--orics 40 Camp street
n April 18th, lssl, at IL oclo 10
sre '' our dfed S Iar i S5 s Hsi pocEs
No. @ T BE- sod dtS sss s Ct The aS:Te named
TWO LOTS OF GROUND. with he improvements thereon,
sebore la.e Ba,in) Mspmsne, dats INWARD Annnneaf5n
psn b. zpls lie d FbnsSy lss deposited IN he
office # Jules Messy hate Notary IN TIL city mari each
feet nsh & end TsI +, parallel ass
ca TERMS AND CONDITIONs-For tie slave cash.
For the real etateone third cash
the property and rearing interest from
ri at per and thereafter till paid.
Acts Of sale before Walter H. Peters, Notary Public at the
| expense Of the purchaser.
| SUCCESSION DE AUGs. DAvEZAC, DEGEDE-DEUx
Terains de vaeur la Tepsichore entire les
Constance ct Annoncation Cutsinier, a encan
PAR ). B. WALTON,
| Encanteur-i0rue dU Camp.
| TEUDT, lie IS de mars 1861, q midi, a
In lionr8e St. Charles en- vertu de Ell commandment
odre de FhonnTahe P f. Morgan uge de 10 EuXiGne Com
de District date le IL de 1861, Do9sier de Ia Cour Nc
Is propri6e iTante ptsclave vendus pour
| compile de In ate succession, sayo--
dams e Premier Dittic de- v rilct par
erp iefore tarefos Bassn) 5fepnncne
wnrd) Annoncnifon ct Constance dGsnc les Nos II
10 pan d ESQ Implc lie Gvrcr 1888 dspnsd 70
chacun o. d. face Terpsicoe autrefnis Basin
poondeur de 59 peds pouces gnes gne
PARALLELS, CT eeclave
WILLIAM. grife age d,enytron 20 ans, hon cusnrer.
an Pour les Dpnx Terrains tiers compliant Ia balance
credit de deux bes de racquGreut garanti
hypoheque 10 proDrie ct portant nter vaison de
pour cent Ian de leura dates er echGances ct pour
Aces de vene devau W. Il. Peres notaire public
frais des acQu6reurs. NILS l8 rs ais l3
IN THE TWIN OF KENNER.
VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT and 1874 lots O
Ground in The town of Kenner the jackson Railroad
where connects with The Mississippi river 10 miles o1
New Orleans by rail and 6 miles by the river.
BY T. B. WALTON
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SALE <Y CONSENT of PARTIES OF TWO COMPLETE
Presses and Pickerics in the First District 10 close
Partnership al auction. without limit.
BY c. E. GIRARDEY & CO.,

G. E. GlRAnpEY, Anctioneer,
Office No. 81 Magazine street.
= ahahts and Esch'Sge S Sae
GG viii @ o 5ef s e DHh aud to the
p'fe oG Fa1S 6 Ssa % GRoUp oes with
SONAR bundeo by Tcheupoulas Religious Orange and Race
Two Of se lots are red as and and each
parallel lines % feet inches he corner q
Orange and Religious = re! :, =.
s 1 9G rra d 6 Fl peD g md
Together with The i'm rovcn-nts mpris Two Story
Press capable Of boxing and COMPRISING Cotton Everything
District, the bonn+"d by Poyda IMayee ae
Hevn Bolivar and St Jane desgpated by g.
posied = N"sry pu f} IN" ,S
i"cHes Poydrss street By lis feet Inches
Brick Cation shed slated roof 80 hy 81 with new Hand
re hsvs Seen e" err espesy for tho bu
TIER sontsn to the ergs Presses AID cent al locs
s-TEKWs-Pros Firstly Decentralization cash pnr-
and paSabe for = each $3.50 payable al ana Years fTSm
Ing inter- at he rate or per anur if pHid
from the date of sae notes to he gi
of from day of sale until maturity, and per
Pronertv secondly pay $500 cash.
and naymen OF two secured hs mo'tsa. the
payable wi h ireret from and after
en- "na ar RS "ss 3 s
on pad uo to that On The balance to h. pa two equal
% The oropSr md ereSt It sFss Of
per noas from m df h an" fs e after tn & rde
ad nv them endorsed The gaee to nta" ease alloy
morea re. The property by purchaser and
Acts Of ale before W j. Gaste Notary Public at tho ex.
! pense of the purchasers aiO.
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s==sEss=, A. &c. BLACK1ElAR e. EsRSu.. ss.sssp~,
Wv WV Wholesale and Retail Deaiers1p tsF ~
&eA3ICAL MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
"a Camp street, New Orleans.

sras Parlor Grand Square and Upright Pianos from
very eGst which invite particular
attention T. she ~ .AgEN RECON o. FI4E0s
these Pianos have been ial fazorites
durability bstg OF finish decGy of touch poyqer sud
Of onet Of which poia know that they
gEcallcd
a our house Es siso bH foIpn the "
PIANOS Tl"se Instruments, though ptced on eghtor
at BoTon- Pildep51 and other nlace4 competition itt
celebrated Makers havO InvAri9Iy received The h
e7t ,eranI good sd arnias p n'apt Fatsh and rti
feet evenHaSs and richness Of Fs PiEL0E 1ESf
oaesr priced drstG lass Piano tRw ORD Evas ~
us i TsrstH'ed 10 a 2 ettra satisfaction sai" HE:+sft
Ts:ig EHri ISstr1sT aud yssytir!, ,rs i4ilg9
she cnnpet aEir ttcte Rtnsr and MI-n *,
by mall a9stR2G tkd. &. a. BltAtE@AR 4 3Rn
o22 61a&R u tasaI atseet.
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BY J. B. WALTON


Acknowledging, 40 Camp street.
6 ATURDAY, May IL, 1861, at 12 o'clock NJ,
Ss rS f at !: NJ the following described Vaa"
~ let on Worth .tee feet, about holiday street and
s Tvooy
res in front a. on sides containing eight principal
and four cabinets with ont houses, etc.
e 0 tood Sesetabo saden Tie land sh and 6s
f II New % e and
the Belle Grove place. and now occupied by the kenner Aea
SQUARE p bounded by Second Worth Third and Holiday
, H. GSSS y and IS? on P9m and o:
Nos il IL g ana 4 fo9 ing on TURN street each
M e nay s str o and nd, T. @ pns on ~ ii
lot on which there choice ehrubb ry rees
III sS1 Worth and Holiday
Lois Nos 70 q and Is fronting Tni'd street aud lots IL
T. IS and g fronting FIrh street measure cacn So feet
l0 od a" street ia IS nng ON Worth stTe
sSTis shs s Is 4y
and Kenner Ave- and Fey oean JACK On and Great
LOIS and s on PoaS
ST5e oHns Hoday Street and ' d IA
= IS ann - fronting on Worth street measuring each g. eel
i%n s; and 4 s on nS q 8 snGh
ne1ss TrsEuaI depths # 10 fsy, to Isl feet wv
lei is divided into twenty our lots numbered ON
81 Lots u inclusive fronting First and lot, Is
2 inclusive fronting Seco' each 80 fec
front depth of i2o and fronting
street. lots % and "a fronting Oxley
| each 81 feet front, by depth of $50 feet.
II ALE OF sou RE No 25, bounded by Third Fourth
Minor Streets and William is divided into twelve lots
numbered om 10 IL Lots inclusive fronting Mno
and lots r. inclusive, fronting viii ams'
each 30 eff ont depth of 2l feet Lots and
fronting Third street. measure each 80 feet by depth of Is
feet.
.a es ts5 i on S New sS5
Msss p river sixteen miles from New Orleans, on
point where the railroad with the river. The
high the location healthy any in the State. 1t offers
parties desiring establish country dis
lance and of and gardeners and Others tn
best opportunities for investment.
The plans of The property may be office
| AuctinnGer.
E- TERMS-For the Bell Grove Pnce square A. -thirt
cash. balance at and two credit with six per
interest from day of sale For the her squares
Onetourth cash. balance two and three credit
with sx per interest from day of sale all with egh
interest after maturity and special mortgage unit
| final payment.
Acts Of sale before E. Barnett Notary Public at the
| OF the purchasers nj
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IN THE TWIN OF KENNER.
VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT, and l2t lots Of
Ground in the town OF kenner, the jackson Railroad,
where II CONNECTS with the Mississippi river 10 miles from
New Orleans by rail and l6 miles by the river,
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Otlce II tfnmfrcIal Flace.
GETURDAY, goth inst, at IL O'Clock M.
~ n the St. Charles Exchange, will he sold
SEVEs LOIS OF GRO ND, situated in the Second Dis
rct the square bnEadcd by Canal orgeno CnStomhnse
and Rochebve and designated by the numbers TO-
II, ~, Is ard IA.
feet in dep The line div ding from lot No. q and In
II inches and lines other line running obl ely
Dnrgenois
Nos g. 10 H. L. Is and A. each q feet front
Cna by ia feet in Depth between raral lines
Lot N" Il forming the of Carat ana Ro"hebave
TIE dewllkS and shell roads all and
the hore AR commerce rg ist of May.
Eg-rER HS-t>nethId cash; balance in and years, for
secured by mortgage the property, bearing per
crest from date until maturity and per
cent IL then Maid.
OF sale before T. j. Beck Notary Public, the
pen>e ef purchaser Rl2
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r9-Public schools, Fourth Dfstrict-Thc
Animal discrimination and Inhibition of the Fourth District
Public Schools will take place below, commencing
o'clock A. NJ and closing n 3 7. NJ.
ExANISATioS:
LAUREL SCHOOL, Philip and Laurel streets, Tues
day. April q
LIVE OAK SCHOOL, Ninth and Constance streets,
Wednesday, April 8.
MAG N6IA CHOOL $50 Carondelet street. jackson,
Thursday, Apr L.
CuESTN' T SCHOOL, corner Felicity and Chestnut streets,
GLASSES in French - GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL, Friday,
April S.
Streets Monday and Tuesday April md O.
GIRLS RICH SCHOOL, No SO chestnut street, Jack
son. Wednesday and Thursday, April 10 AMI H.
EXHIBITION
On Friday, April 10Th, in felicity street Church. Of
Chestnut Exercises heE'n nj O'Clock N.
Music Speeches. Dialogues Presentation OF DinOnas etc.
j. G. PAtHAM, Jr..
al Snnerinnndent
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NOTICE - FROM AND AFTER THE 1sr MAY,
In Captain ri all Ships coming other ports than hoe
OF the detAie States Motif thai they required TO
furnish the Commissioner Of The harire Hospital wi he list
the papng hips and
ITO StAe each passenger bel pay
in default e eof such del vese wi be prosecuted
j. LAMBS RI, Hospital Commissioner.
all tmvl 81 fR'up
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BUREAU Du ,'omITE DE FINANCE DE IA }

VILE la NELLIE ORLEANS
Local No "A. Hofel de Vile. % dc 1861
NO. Avis est par lie presc GOnne TsIe con-
formtment Ia resolution No 500 approuvte lo Y de
ls6 orsant e president du Connie de Finance Con
sell Cormun de bonner av du vingt JOYS DIES pro-
positions ccheiGss reGues rHr Ia Iep0u
beus ennis par In vile fav dc "a gne chsrnn
de fer Pom cha tra e l0nan qu pourrrt etre main
dc In Z n1ue de- CT oyrnS ape5 ayoir pay6
les coupons d'inteet anter dis bols dc chem
de fer ~
ciuq ons ennis aveur de IA conpsgn" du chemin de fer
POnc recIcs nsgu'nu Sfsvril Gl i heure
de VILE
Les propositions 6re RdressGes NM. A. nUPRE
L. f. FOR~T ALL presidents du Corri,d de Fin du Con-
dc Ia willie de In Eouvee Or endoss&ps
Propositions pour la de Bons du Chen de Fer Pont-
chartrGin."
President du ComitG Finance Aldermen.
l.. u. F0RSTALI,
Prasldsn dn Cnma de Einanc. Allerrnen:
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GOU2NERN SHOE MANUFACTURES
COMPANY.
Depot. No. 22 ST. Charles street.

Factory Nos. 10 AND 81 ST. FERDINAND STREET.
Are manufacturing superior quality of Pump Welt
and saeshle-Soed 0nlE&nntd RusSET SHOES to which
tev It's of those having purchase airline
These Saos are tud en- the bottoms Southern She Fac
torv E,s &rfs and be obtained only tive Depot
ile Company. ovo 1,,,zt,r
al iy +" ~ H. @pHE Il soy
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AUCpT0N GALES.

-S,~N1~~S--s& ( G Y y
HoUsEHo D FURNITURE At AUCTION.
By r. MI. MONTGOMERY,
Auctiodeer-omce. 81 Camp street
~ AZ dwelling No rs Foydras street, Stairs,
Tie entents Or 10 dwelling comprising Household Furnl
u a Z 2 Ell seetcStR'on as
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.
$50 cartons silk Bonnet Ribbons and Black SILK Velvet Ribbons
-- BY e. ROGER 81 Co,
4ucTIoHEEns.
Auction Rooms, Nos. As and At Old Ieree street,
between Cnstomlouse and BEN Vile strees
ts 10Th Nc e at AZ \ - GSios S
$50 ca,tons inc and fresh SILK Bonnet Ribbons and Black
SIX Felye, Ribbons assorted numbers -
ear-TERMS-Athse al5
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.
155 packages and lots Of reasonable Dry Goods.
BY E. ROGER ~ CO.,
Auction Rooms, Nos. As and AZ Old Leyee street.
between CustomhoEge and Bienviile streets.
AZ f. a6. inSt; r. ~ ia o LEI s A.
lis packages era easonao,c Try Goods listing in
mask Table Sets and Towe Linen Drills Blown ii and
Jace'es, Urgandes MnSin GInEh.ms, Toie du NoTd
1"nne,s apaes DraR DE Bagss Jasonet and rgsndy
Gloves American P'ints Blcehed and Brown Cotons Den
s stIiges Is, E5o9nads Cotton shee'DgS, Ticks etc.
sUcGEssTnN OF WILL lam PYBus, nECEAs Sd No
i 65 Second Dsrct Court of New Orleans Sale OF very
Furniture.
BY G. E. G1RARDEY & CO.,
Oaice--a7 Magazine street.
e. - sts q IL H. 1s %n r oe 5s
e. FS s ssSn5 by order o Of the Hex 4 @
Following stock etc., belonging to lie afoe aid Succession
i ose nacl Horse called ''Nohowk' troer; time, 2ls;
10 81 names hgA; ae yfa,1. ~, e., r., ,.,,
lG!5 hands heI as~ years f'''
3 Ts s, Ersg IIto9 r"tts time 2oi called Young Nor
:. One i5orre here yTar, old.
& One F Fs and "i'sf Vic { nay S mix Cow
oro g1 o Bgr$y lets aG5aGs enc Silky one Skeleton
one gold Watch Diamond Beast pn and lot Of house
-Also-
A new Stable built unon the Wechancs and Agricultural
| Fair Gr2nnds, h wing IS feet by Is feet
| LEASE, FURNITt RE. CLASS ware. LIQUORS. Etc
Succession Of Widow Charles Frederick Bnet.
BY PLACTDE J. SPEAR,
| Anctioneer-Ofce, u f!hartres
THURs 10 ~. april Ie, 1851, at o'cloel< p
and sa,heIemy streets BY y5ne and n Of
Tct Court Of New Orleans nted The 5 April 1871 for &C
conn of sid Succession, wi be ID
ware. iiancrs Wine Grocke :, etc &C.
Rs-TERMs-Cash on the SPOT:
The lease Of The above premises expiring 18th Deem
|
Rz~Term and Conditions for the LeaseT-e purchaser
the payment of the the thirty dollars
month To be paid shall ia due from the 10th March
1853 till the expiration Of the Ease that is the 18th
1865, and from thu adjudication
90 March, l63 The Of thirty d,llas 1880 per
and if the eEe vi Ids premium the shall
| sidRE 'he premium in cash. SO 8 Il " 10
| vALU BILE vAHANT PROPERTY on CANAL ST tp st
the ne Of the City Railroad the pavemens and she
road all paid Tor.
| BY JULIAN NEVILLE,
| AuCTIoNEER.
| Office II Commercial Place.
| SATURDAY, 2Oth inst, at IL O'Clock nj.
~ n the St. Charles Exchange, will he sold
| SEVEn LOIS of GRO, ND situated in the Second Dis
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FOR sAl.R---FOR SALE.

g. CoI'TAGI tsESIDENCE ON LOUIS zSsss
Fah:H LAMA AVENUE FIR sALE--a
Elcated Cottage. with large and highly cultivated -
grounds on tee Of Louisiana Chenn SIS
tiy OF jefferson containing hall large rooms
cabinet closets etc in The m.in building kitchen bndng
with tour apartments. chicken hnnse we'll bath
r7om onbniings with servants rooms grape flower
vegctabc and fruit gardens. Two from CT Railroad
measures 81 feet trout each Toeano and Louisiana
Avenue, by $50 feet Coli cum street,
Amply TO hays & sNDERS, Caroudelet street. or tc
SAML L. HILL, Broker 70 Commercial Place. rn29 I'm
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0AE2TNERSE1EP- THE UNDERSIGNED has tain
day associated with him ROBERT n JENNINGS Gate Of
Ya5oo Gty ~ the Cotton Facorsge and Communication busnes
styls Of RoBT- L. ADAMS co. No. 70 Union street
ROBT. L. ADAh5A.
New Orleans. 'Tny IL. 1870. $8 54gtvI3H
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A. ROYAL, SAII4EIAKER,
Nos 10 CaaGl and II Crossman streets,
Sign of the Root Hog Die.
saanufaclEa OF all kinds Plain and Fancy AWNINGS
TENTS, TARf AULINS, etc. Also all kinds FLAGS and
banners, suitable for other purposes, with
Siaga to suit Fall and PursEse Ropes Sings esc fitted
and furnished to opser the Ghoft notice. BLOCEE
sizes rosdy strapped likewise all pds of heavy BLOCKS
SPAass and RIGEJ suitables rasng machinery or any
dtiar heavy material
have likewise on hand fine s2UCE sPARs which
] oGar for sails Cheap or Cash.
all Of tho above aress be found Mos. 1s Canal u
Gresham sreet4. New Orleans
N B. Sail and Rigging work in all its bra and country
orders promptly aled at the sHortestpc asibe nssine
Mo IyaW
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HOUShHUI D FURNITURE At AUCTION.
By r. M. MONTGOMERY,
Auctiogeer-oGfce 81 Camp street.
MOTDAY, tho 18TH inst, at LII o'clock A.
We At nc dwelling No. 2J Pogdras street, stairs
auction will be sold
The contents d dwelling, comprising Household Furn
tn IF ever description. sl,N
EI~fERMS-CESh AIS
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5aA .gg1FEGFaSt NJ lake EKDTEF.-NNn Q E
faI Uitnn Rf--I eas d tis den httnly
Aa House fY n yeEgS tsk- th ri king
kawn tho publ ai i has eeH thoroughly rennvaseI
ranis l. rRFnr i>htd and Will be opened The
ApTf y hankfn p fr We rrtr. 10
every msnser possible the wsts pease
ibRuat o.aipsuS d call. 80 -,,,,,-,.
81 2 pAN'h FA.fkRs q co,
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Go PLEASE GALL ATT IS B AROENE STREET,
AZ where Planters and others will At all times find CARE
d. FULLY SELECTED and WELL ASSORTED LOT OF
q GIN r. Il. ELAN
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@ Nav oTs "a a. ii N HE iSe SEAxiEE 81

NQTICW-AFTEE SLAVES HAVE BEEN PLACED
~ in other Yards Depotg will not at No. 49,
Graver street.
JAG If C.F. HATCHER.
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CUsToM-HUUSE, NEW OKLEAEs,
Collectors Office. Ard 9, 1885,. s
,1s-Free Goods Imp0, ters of Free Gonds are
hereby notified tina, emit in made his
Office and permits obtained before delivery from the e7ee and
that neglect ks such entries will compel the removal Of all
free remaining the tho
importing vessel has finished dSehArgng Wareh
ella med.
Rlp Ct F, HATCH, Collector,
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NfssOLU1ION-THB FIRM OF ROBERT b. AD-
~ ANS Il co. has this day expired by limitation j. j.
AICHIE retres from sed firm, will BE- continued
by ROBERT L. ADAMS who Will settle all liabilities and re-
ceye ali Dues j. j. MICHIE,
RoBT. u. AID AE,
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PRICE or ADMIssIoN-Dress Circle Iafced Bezea Par
Gallery, 80 cents. s A8
Rzy-Iioors open 6. TocommeEce at Y.
sesis unJe raiJ orr a
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ELEGANT AND GoMMopIOUs DWELLING HpU~ y
amd extensive OF Of GroEnd on st. Mary street, Fourth
Dibrct, and Ftnf Large Lots OF Hr md Gimp
street convenient TO the Magazine Market and The
HorEe Railroad. ~
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GAIT FOR SAAE.........sALT FOR SALE.
1910 sacks Fine SALT.
1870 sacks Coarse SALT.
just landed ION ship De Witt Clinton FisE Warehouse
and tni ale by j. H. AsHBRIDGE& EISPH tW,
ft2b
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QuAItrEE MASTER ASn CoMMssA RY's OrFtCE,
Army Confederate States O !
u x, - New Orleans, Apri I, 1861.
E1 TINE QUARTZ CEs - ESiT'n r AND t3tiNNTS1
Nh B1ry Department Of The t!cnfedarae Amy Is located
IL Al esond ooi) Charles and Grayier Streets
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q c. IA. ksUTf&EGkSE'OEsD,U MIsshuh
& Agent for the Purchase and Sale Of Slaves. Qfec ard
SSASS Yard, No. SO Baropue street. New 0rlaana La.
NS2 isN
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@~EnifvSsIble F'riends' ConsmandeEy of
Knights Templars and Appendant Orders No. l. the
THIRD MONDAY every month the Hslo Perseverance,
Lodge, st. Claude and DumRne Streets Second
District.
OrFIozRsJ. H HOLLAND, e.. Commander; G. P. Crane.
Generassnao T. Ricaid, Captain General D. ]. Dnnea
Prelate: F. W. nelesdsrnier, Senior Warden T. G. Wood
Warden H. A. Cologne. Treasurer F. heilleur, Re-
corder; Lucas Standard Bearer; A. A. Pray Sword
Rharsr: an nrav Serfi sol "
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CRESCENT RIFLES AItMoeY.
81 - New OH ans. An ii ;. 1871
Nj AT A REGULAR ME TING OF mi
m Company the 'Oin" ing 0Ii'ers elected
IL Stuart " Eek. Capia'n.
Thaddeus A. Smith First Lieutenant.
\. 7. n. Robinson. Sennir Sec d Lieutenant,
J. 4. FAIRIES. Junior SecoHd Lien enant.
N. q. GLADDEN.. Order Sergeant.
W. S4rke, Second Sergeant
W Il. Hueer Third Sergeant
D. d. IogAu, Fourth Sergeant.
Chaf. Pafrev. Quarermss er
William N9rc0nr, is' Corporal
W. O. U1tegan, Second Corporal.
w. 7. Clark, Third CORPORAL.
$. 2. Garrett, Fourth Corporal a13 81
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road leading to Centreville, which is seven
miles from the Junction. On our right is
Union Mills, on the same stream, where the
Alexandria and Manassas railroad crosses the
Run, and distant four miles. Proceeding
! from Fairfax Court House. by Centreviile, to
Stone Bridge, the enemy passed in front of
our entire line, but at distance ranging
from five to two miles.
At o'clock our left under Brigadier Cen
erals Evans, Jackson and Cooke, and Col.
Barlow, with the Georgia Brigade. composed
of the 9TH and 9Th regiments, had been put in
motion, and was advancing upon the enemy
with force of about Is 900, while the enemy
himself was advancing upon our left with
compact column of at least $4,000. These
approaching columns encountered each other
at IL O'Clock.
Meanwhile, the two batteries in front kept
I'D their fire upon the wooded hills where they
supposed our centre lay. At quarter past
II, Johnston and Beauregard galloped rapid
ly forward in the direction of Stone Bridge,
where the ball bad now fully opened.
The artillery were the first to open fire, pre-
cisely at IL O'Clock. By half-past IL, the in
| fantry had engaged and there it was that the
battle began to rage. The dusky columns
/ which had TINS far marked the approach of
| the two armies, now mingled with great
| clouds of smoke, as it rose from the flashing
guns below, aud the two shot up together
| like huge pyramid of red and blue. The
4 shock was as tremendous as were the odds
between the two forces. With what anxious
hearts was watched that pyramid of smoke
and dust When it moved to the right, we
knew the enemy were giving way; and when
it moved to the left, we knew that our friends
were receding. Twice the pyramids moved
| to the right, and as often returned. At last,
about o'clock, it began to move slowly to
| the left, and thus il continued to move for two
mortal hours. The enemy was seeking to