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BALIIs--BALLS.
CT. CHARLES rHEATER-sr. CHAIR

CT. CHARLES THEATER-sT CHARLES sT
MARDI GRAs.
A Grand Mask md Fancy Dress Ball
Will take place this the above evening" under
the direction Of Committee Gentlemen and under the
same j.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
That characterized the Ball of 1866 which pronounced
the
Ball of the Season.
. COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS: d
D B Penn, j. Mcclure, W. Fl. Lindo,
R. W. Simmons, 2aB.J: Montgomery, Daniel Malone,
+. Williams, A. Hoffman, saml De Mott,
Robert Strong O. W. Roper, W. Wren,
Thos. Luuin, II. 'ss n J. Trenchard, h a. Roinez.
FLOOR MANAGER:
INVITATION COMMITTEE
B. J. Montgomery, B. Montgomery. G. ". Roper,
3 49, W h Lndo. - s. XIII. ],
d bz,sas4-a RECEPTION COMMITTEE: s, IS. ss.-a +
a.. H. Roiuez,os 10 samL De Mott, W. n. Undo,
DE Gray, G. W. Roper. 7s Fs5s-7.
NO LADY ADMITTED BUT BY INVITATION
Tickets be had the places and the Box Office
of the Thsater. a -8 ..+s 355-f-.es- -s- -zs543
Applications invitations must be addressed Invitation
Committee, st. Charles Tbeater." s5 ,@'7' -'~
GRAND FANCY DRESS AND MAS
--ass fy'5. oUERADE BALL. .s.67~EL y
w. 't'-' y' " Wfi be given by - /
The Orleans Benevolent Association
For the Relief Of the
DISABLED SOLDIERS OF THE LATE CONFEDERATE
,S,-2% &s7 ~ ARMY. -'
Ar THE
Hall Of the Polar Star Lodge,
Corner of Love and History Streets below Epan
ade street, Third District.
ON MARDI GRAs MIGHT. FEBRUARY 49, 1865
5NHt1'F '.zE.35pe,aE 50 e.sssss
J. G. Hnbbeli, r. Borgs
@. Peabody. l. Power,
n. Forstal, ". NJ Clark
M. Carroll, ~ p. Elizardi,* e.,.ss
F. Settler, "'t H. N. Jenkins '"5' -
W. Drribhotz, H. rierson,
W. H Wells, A. s. CLARK,
q. DeLaInors, NJ Walsh
j. Coos .GtstI j. n Hardy. LLHE
A. n Power, A. Fl. swanson.s
For Ladies' invitations apply to Mr. Louis Power, Chair
Invitation Committee Enrolling Committee Rooms,
| Legislative Hail. any4of the Managers
Proposals for Bar and Restaurant will be received by Mr.
Carroll Of the firm Of Carroll Bether No. Front Levee
street.
+Fioor Managers,,o ,,q,.sg
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RUTLER's PATENT COTTON TIE

RUTLER'S PATENT COTTON TIE.
The undersigned sole agents. have now on hand and will be
constantly supplied with the above celebrated IRON COTTON
TIES, prepared for immediate with hs buckle firmly
tached to end Of the hoop This Tie is
merchants and planters for its simplicity and strength and the
great with which can be adjusted bales any
1t has been used by largo number Of planters 1859
their entire satsfaction. ma h.sh 34RlsR rr,sg
Orders will DO received ut our office, lea I'D. Al
"' .'7'1 SO ~ R. BLEAKLEY 4 CO.,
a. 60 saa Fcydras street. corner of Tchoupitouas
T $. sIIONDs, Nos. 10 AND a CANAL STREET
. and III Crossman street, a55@f
"'. r. 9'|" New Orleans, @'Nb
GENERAL DEALER IN SHIP CHANDLERY AND
..,ny4.t -sgaf7 $, q HARDWARE, jistr& 53s| 55f3
OILS, Paints, Bar and Sheet Iron. Lead Pipe Rubber Hose
GAS Pipe and Fittings etc.
EIsHER q WARDAN, T.T
THos. F. FISHER, late Of New Orleans; sAslL. A.
- WARDAN, late with Jos Hamill 4 Co..
Forwarding and Commission; Merchants,
No. Iol N. SECOND STREET, f,2s5
ST. LOUIS.
MULES. ,;r....., MULEs...:......, MULES.
Just arrived from Kentucky 1876 of the finest mules eve
brought to this market Planters and in nee
' '''A 10 7en can i Eo Erect
II Baronne street, corner unior
NEW GROCERY AND UoMMIssIOn
al HOUSE. M a7laat 10
The undersigned notify the public that they have change
their Auction business into the i-sq q y stn h83iFI
Grocery md Commission Business, 7
And will be pleased to serve their customers and friends
tier old stand corner Of Canal Fulton Common and From
Leyee streets. IT. a!MNl ,tsaEi .$ 5g a5 'fGlEA.f3
We have associated with us Mr.. F. G.. RANDOLPH, VIII
will be pleased wait on his old customers and friends
rar -,7.5 "a ..,,r4..7 =: ia - h G. A. HALL CO.
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ErAr DE La L9gIs..Ss

ErAT La LOUISIANA, DHPARTEMENrpE L'ExEuUT1E,a
Nauselle Orleans, Ie 28 decernbre 1866 Z
tATTENDU que PatrIcki Merry FLYNN ssest
"A moi pour ID cancellation son obligation on
SAVIOR: {,$55 .Sfg7,.e'
UNE obligation daee dn favrer 1858 pour la soInne de-
S00W sgnae par Patrick Henry Flynn, propssars
premier pour Il semne de 81 les deux pom
pour Ia dele execution edit r. Flynn % deyos
CONNIE snsdiE aE5EB8f3F
AVIS est present dome ceux au peut inta
resser de iontrer cause esrit u bnrsa dE
tar dams fespace dc jonrs
sete publication avis les aisons pour esquees at
obligation serait pas cancelee ct aunHlAs. sl H
Donnie min avet lie Etat ce-jousdhui
10 % decanbre Az D. 1855 ct Ia qnare-
nee de Undergraduate dss Etats, Unis WI Is = ft5VT9
sg. II J. MADISON WELLS .
~ Par 10 geuverneur & R stEi4 l ll4I{{f SEa3 ~
k -s5z j. H. HARDY, Secrctaire d Estat. Nil g.-f
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Steamers 4eauing This gag.
AS ADVERTISED IN, THE N. o. CRESCENT
SPECIAL NOTICES.

-SpeciaI Notice-IThe steamer Nick Long
worth will take Freight Passengers for Black and ouachita
Rivers as high Alabama Landing andFfor all Landings on
Bayou Bayou Bartholomew at the lowest rate
In the river and puncualy at O'Clock every sAru
DAY clerk the Levee head Of Grayier street.
receiving freight. HlfE MuhDoch,
,stsrs7y5s,sEra,a W fstts sr4.s 81 0rayier street
ella------ Shippers and Passengers for OHachifa
and respectfully notified that the steamer
j. NJ SHARP will positively leave THIS EFENiNd-fher
IA per card All rn,os the con
Hary Notwithstanding JOHN q. LAeooE, master.
- CRESCENT city Bank, New OrleanslFeb
eth Directors Of this Bank held on
be I'D u following named gentlemen were duly chosen
10 serve during the ensuing year sfe4 $40 bHS gIR
John Pemberton, assfssW.*E Sevn1ouf,s d t+A
'-~. ! Morgan Hail. G. W, Hynson -
O. D. Galard, b. r Voornaea w
q A. shumway,77ss lgsyTsl III. Warren, <Ts
Alfred Kearny.
And nj meeting Of Board held the 5 inst, John
ssPemberon ESQ., unanimously elected President and
? fsb.s Faurie Jr Cashier 3'' - 'CHAs. FAURIE Jr,
gs>.-FfsFls : So ittg EH aEa;% j5& NJ Cashier
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STATE or LOUISIANA. EXECUTIVE

sF4IH. uF i1uu1s sI LxEcutiSE DRFAHflaENf, (
DEOCLAMATION nv u. Madison wells.
4 4 GQHERNpKtsaFs THE STATE OF LUUISIANA-S310
Reward. II
WHEREAS, official inormationas saehsd that unpro
voked and attrocpus murder committed III
Shreveport parish Of eaddo tho 10Th day of January 1866,
by one SIMPSON the person Of David Bright
and that the said Sinpson has fed from Justice
Now, literature 10 issue this my pfocamation caling
all the good people Of the State their aid
in arresting aud bringing ics the perpetator
Of The aforesaid crime
BY authority Of ths State conviction
81 the aforesaid SIMPSON. ts#t9- sss4 fs l4s IT. +
The said Simpson Il about thirty heavy se Eve
feet 1--WE inches high dark hair heavy
black whiskers, with face badly pnx- marked. r
Given under hand and seal c the Htasethis 5ah day
Independence Of the United States the nnetieth 8
t7f7A "A, ea83asff#tsfts4E 4siEE3J. MADISON WELLS.
IiH III. HARDY, Secretary Of State 8tsF m tEg 8Bfffx
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DF1saas aig GrRsNg friiay aEaiagL gbtaaEy g. 1866
IL z. III 2
AMUSEMENTS.

!
VARIETIES THEATEE-aRAvIER STREET
GRAND DOUBLE .gNTERTAINMENr
| Fer the Benefit of
Law RENCE BARRETT,
On Friday Evening, February ., 1865.
The performance will commence with the shakspearean
MERCHANT OF VENICE.
Toconciude with the celebrated Drama Of - - "
DON CESAR DE BAZAN
Don Cesar. ~ Lawrence Barrett.
SUNDAY EvEN1NG-Th Grand Romantic Operate Drama
Of ROB ROY will be presented with amusing aftsrpecs
A oADEMY. OF slusIc+sr. CHARLES ST.
sPALDING HDWELL ..... :. Proprstors and Managers
Thursday, Friday, Saturday Noon and Might,
fs'stf and sunday-Feb..s g, o, 10, II.
First appearance MISS ELoIsE chYpE the s ~
Child Wonder "a NlNo EDDIE oID the most Graceful
Irish Ballads and Barn Door Jig from
ARRAH MI PoGUE ID sf@~
Closing with a scrmrnage at Donnybrook Fair.
as ss d. IL
time, the dramatic Pantomime entitled #
-- 4 ROBERT MAcAIRE --a-------5
Bertrand, Hsrnandez Robert, Bob Hart, 4
es BE-
% s
Choruses Jokes etc.
csT. CHA RLEs THEATER-sr CHARLES ST.
FRIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 9, 1866
BENEFIT OF MSS ADA WEBB and last appearance
but one Of the
Two great pieces 50" AtIf %&E7'TSs
FEMALE DETECTIVE, "-
T. E& SFs5st 4 And HUSBAND AT SIGHT
Miss Ada Webb in sx Charactsrs-singing and Dancing
Miss Emma Webb in Two Characters.
Sunday Benefit Of Miss EMMA MADDERN.
Monday Evening, Mr. HACKETT gFR,7
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-. a4 ~ s5,s M & New Orleans, Dec o. lS65
I WHEREAS, PATRICK HENRY FLYNN HAS
w applied to me for the eaeelpg Of his Official Bond
Auctioneer in and for the Parish OF Orleans
bend dated February 8, Isds for the Of 0oG
signed by Patrick Henry Flynn principal
Hoffman and D. r. Lathan securities the former the
Of S0 and the latter In $500 EACH the
said bond being conditioned for the faithful
the said r. II Flynnnf bis dues Auctionear aforesaid
Notice is hereby given all persons Interested to show
cause, in writing the Office Or the Secretary State
within ninety after the last publication this
ment why the said bond should not be cancelled and
annuled. Is Itls 3S5 as@ ~ s8E Es1 7T# f'iEf85
Given under my hand above this 18th
day Of December, D. 1865 and Of the Independence Of the
United States the ninetieth III gfHags Eli ii S4ft5I
IA BY the Governor. jEtJ 5ga ss3 fsFF 1915! * g9Tgt
J. H HARDY, Secretary Of State,
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COTTON YARNS, sHEETINGs, ,KER-
$50 sEYs, TOBACCO, WHISKY, VINE ETC.

COTTON YARNS, SHEETINGS, KER-
- - sEYs, TOBACCO, WHISKY, WINE, ETC.
Just received consignment which offer to Wholesale
dealers at low prices: ~ r3I.--.,. q g-s..a !
70 bales COTTON YARNS. +
:. Georgia isHEETINGs.
:. Taliassee KERsEYs. Z
90 bbls ROSE WHISKY slysyE-w
! 100 =. MAGNOLIA WHISKY
L. 100 fa.. OLD BOURBON - ..-". r@ +
200 baskets CHAMPAGNE eidsick, Krug and Mnmn.
1000 boxes Virginia aud Western TOBACCO.
suTHERLIN " RREN co \
COTTON sEED.........'.. COTTON SEED.
| r 5000 tons wanted FOR OH PURPOSES j. -f' 4
Sacks furnished to parties country who desire SELL
'sr s. wH1TED s CO.,
| ~.La'&af~S 2. . s& q Canal street. 4
pETiT GULF COTTON SEED
90 '0' '' 0''p ''O' BOWER 4 GARNERs,
| .t.stl' ~. Sc Caronde1et street, New Orleans.
COTTON SEED. COTTON SEED.
zoo sacks choice COTTON SEED growth 1866 lots
' SFos ps sale BY IS H. t. IessD ,
COTTON sEED.:......,....coTTO SEED.
GROWTH OF 1866.
5000 bushels for lots suit purchasers. Apply
| HAYMAN L BEGGs 1853 Common street.
4 COTTON SEED. $50 COTTON SEED.
! 1000 bushels Dean COTTON SEED
Suitable planting. For sale by 10
~ JAMES BUTLER, JR., CO., "a
i II and 10 New Levee street.
i COTTON SEED. COTTON SEED.
i COTTON SEED of the varieties constantly hand
and for sale in lots to suit, by .1...alqs ri ~- IF
| A.. .-rs, 81. aa."s &'r 80 Common street.
| COTTON SEED. COTTON SEED.
PETIT GULF COTTON SEED OF the growth of 1865, for
D - s'S ' : l. & s aghhE street,
\ EOEs sALE......,........,....-.. FOR SALE.
5000 bushels choice COTTON SEED, Planting-yick,
| Petit Gulf and Cluster ,. S. WHITED l. CO., liz
| - ,.- .-. ...-. r. H Canal street
IORrnCE .~ q ...a-~ ,,s an- so.yr6sy
a. d SOUTHERN DRY DOCK COMPANY. 7"'
| a.-... No. 13 Front Street, ,,.,. ...-
between Common and sravisr streets, up stairs
r TRAMONTANA, IMPORTER OF s@ l7
I FOREIGN FRUIT.
Wholesale Dealers in all kinds Dried and Green Fruit
|
Between Common and Graver streets, 49, H.
WISH al3aaH -1g NEW oRhEANs
CPECIAL NOTICE TO THE LADI Es.
s'f iag ss De-. ID Is gf2 r. ...y75. -1..s4
! ,.f II, sfe8-. 5i - IS
Ladies' desiring
, FEEF z "a
CLEAR AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION
I ala T. -rs -a-sar.s. should use the a' d"
Genuine George w. Lairds bloom of Youth.
n As.4 -
This delightful TOILET ARTICLE has equal for Pre-
serving and Identifying the COMPLEXION and SKIM and
will remove TAN and PROXIES, and oil other Diseases
. of the Skin
-e1--.0 d. -lf. ,..-,
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
Depst-7A Fulton street, Kew York.
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irTyHE PARTN ERsHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
ing under tho and style Of Lay Hancock Tayo
this day dissolved y mutual consent Inc upderslgne
On their own account the style Of Lay Hancock
- 49, fFgr', .sHetLOUIS Lay, gsil4YgrH
'i |7 q "'F'' E EDWARD G. HANCOCK.
Hotel do Santa Isabel, Havana Cnba an 20 1866 HEsE
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--CitIzena Hank Of sLou1siana-NeW DR.
leans February 866At meeting Of the Beard Of Direc
tors on Monday 9Th inst dividend Of Five cent de
clared out profits Of the Banking department for the
last months payable the cash stockholders or after
the 18th instant saa b Y, aROUSsEAg,G CASHIER
Having completed increased arrange
ents for sales Auction and Commission, Of Cotton
oods Clothing Boots and Shoes Hats
and Caps Cutlery Furniture Produce Real Estate Stocks and
descriptions Of Merchandise and thankful for the liberal
stronage past prepared give Increased
ces the future for thetransaction Of all business ntrste
to .,ag g.. gag r EetSS.tHE
We particularly call the attention of Importers Jobbe and
Dealers and Clothing to the central location OF
our aesroos especially devoted that branch of business
We have the services of Mr. H. Marks, Of thirty
years experience thntne Of merchandise who will devote
bis whole attention to the same. 3s5 ,4 3v3Et&
Liberal advances made on consignments.
'D& Respectfully,
r,esse,,e,r --.asrs!a MONTGOMERY 4 BRO. 4
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....... HOME AGAIN
FELLOW cITrIizENsl

IL
After being engaged for nearly i've in Of the
desperate bloody which the history Of the world has
recorded Southern have been overpowered.
During the fought like men, and endured hard
ships and pvaons than other of people the face
of the earth. 4. - 4--.s +g.- .... -.,
We have shown the world that fight, and
the world that live peaceaby
men aud good citizens ..tjaa
Notwithstanding all the vcisstudes war the opera
tons the conhscaton laws happy to inform my old
friends and the public in general that in the language of Dan
Tel Webster, 81 still i've" and am again in the ~
Hat Business .''7-H''"
years to come. 80
say that have quite handsome store as had
before the not in possession of old
establishment is doubtless well known to the citizens of New
Orleans: but there thing say that have fair
had and finer than has been in the city since
the beginning of the war. 't~ %'9s" "a 5@7h
sincerely hope that course during the late unhappy
troubles deprecated the estimation of my fellow
acts the result of honest opinion duty
to the State of Louisiana.
In establishment will be found for sale everything apper
tanning the HAT business All kinds of .2' -L
Hats, Caps, Canes, Umbrellas, Etc..
AL of which will sold very lowest market price Amy
Hat bought from establishment will be always kept in repair
free of charge 3@ s'- ~ ~ ~ -
Arrangements have been completed which will enable
Goods by every steamer and all of the leading fashions
will be introduced my Emporium as they
brought in any city in America have also the finest
assortment of FRENCH HATS in the Southern market.
Having resumed business permanently hope to receive
fair share of that patronage which ayishy bestowed
upon me before the t.. ,-n... .af.
;0.T DAVE c. JOHNSTON, AGENT,
=7"- l,l The Peoples Halter 5- .T'i
No. 80 ST. Charles street. opposite the ST. Charles Hotel
And directly opposite the store owned before the war
New Orleans Jan q, 1866
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BUREAU DE I'ExEcurrr, ErA..r n De il i
Par le gpuverneur t,sl 49,, .s,u{stl 7gr5- ia.
sr,,y or LOUISIANA ExEcUrIyE DEpARrMEsr,

| -gII : < II r9lf4
..
W ns T,pH fo .hs sa9;ssliag ii II 81
,s hs 5 i sS s na,ah & Ga 81
signed by Bernard Iarpin Is priacgal and and
Bond aaf Ssas tie faithful sss
Notice hereby given ali Interested IN tie above
described show in writing office SEQ
ss 6 g.
BY the Governors .i4 4. ADisos y E4i.As.
49,, H. HARDY, Secretary Of State. ID eBgasg..G
ErAr DE la Loo,s,4nn DIR .errHrsr pn t,Exneur1,,t
rrErnrr 49, Orleans = z eavisr 1880
"A Bernard Tpn pour l. sacestion Dc son o6gasioq
eise CONNIE dams Ct pour e parosss
gPs dasss n . n
sseurte ehaaann poar % dc s500 Ia di.s ohga.
% ss e nas
sst donn r ssns aa ssas a 81
secsetae dEtaI dci ionrs' Do e
ts ne serais pas eaasees
a an s
me d Nnaspsadsaos ss F'aag. us saplsos WELLS,
=, i, q HARDY, seeretaire dlEtat !! L.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS. Etgs
j an now prepared to hi orders for any amount Of
35tt yellow PINE LUMBER, ss,e.5sf
far four large Mills the line Of the ew Orleans
:Is,tson Raltroaa. ]. BENZ, cHsNDLER,
s s.s5. q Cav ,ndelel street
CRANE, BREED q co.. S., -
Manufacturers Of Msta il t4is
BURIAL CASES AMI AND f Hsikss WOOD eosEiss
oss and w sseS .. E asss csenn Ohio
% Mp sasiae street, Nav olisaa.
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NEW ORLEANS CHRISTIAN sAUVo-
Az CATE-On the goth inst this well known Jour
ma, vii, rrrs puhIicson-ths XII Volume. Its agents are
the hep Methodist Travelling Preachers throughout Ala
bams Miua.suppi Arkansas Louisiana and Texas. Old
patrons are invited to subscribe. 2.-- s-s-@
Terms, FIVE DOLLARS per annnm in advance. Hresehes
an extensive class Of readers which other New Or
leans paper s.
Office liz Camp street, up stairs
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TSAACSUN, bEINAB q CO., = 2 W p n
i 4'& & F785 571RE p = NT 7ray7s 5l-s -7459
1wHoLEsALE GRocERs AND IMPORTERS,
GO Common Street, --.,tyr, .=..,
Have just received and are offering the following: ~
ID 10 tubs Orange county, n Y, Goshen BUTTER. .s
100 boxes English Dairy CHEESE g+
100 pockets Java and Laguayra COFFEE. Is 5p4--t
750 packages MAcKEREL-bbls, half bbls, quarters
kits ~ TEX
-l5J so boxes Assorted and Fancy CANDY. 4frgE s
100 cases PREsERYEB-jars and cans ' sst4i5s
IS :, JELLIES g rsf IL, St,; g5ad
Is bbls. old Pennsylvania WHISKY. aais4t Rsa14st1
80 packages Cagnac BRANDY-quartsr and eighths
% a.. old PORT and SHERRY. s1 e#5 s55efs
80 casks Scotch ALE and London PORTER n
1000 cases CAN GOODS of all kinds Ia s.tstEs
Together with large complete assortment Of all knaS
Staple and Fancy GROCERIES, for sale at the lowest mar
ket prices. iE1t5s7'E3 ii Ei.5-s - --------
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SCHNEIDER 81 zUHERBIER, .-7.s-r
WHOLESALE GRooERs AND COMMISSION
'"g#l ,5 So. 24 MERCHANTS, aH o., g@
Nos. SO and as Tchoupitoulas St,
Have and in daily receipt of fresh arrivas.o
Northern and Western produce and offer for sale an
FLOUR-loO0 barrels. various brands and grades.
PORK-500 ;. Mess and prime Mess. .i.,s. . ...-s
LARD-50o tierces and kegs, new leaf. l ~ sou.-
HAMs--loo :. Rawson's and the celebrated Banner
brand of Sugar Cured. .t rs e. i.
BREAKFAST BACON boxes and 20 tierces i
PIGS FEET-loOo kegs, very best brand put up.
wHIsKY2O barrels of the solve Branch" and "Premium
brands, for which sole agents. u ... g...5.
BRANDY--l00 quarter and eighth pipes dom este. "+-
CANDLEs-5oo boxes Hill shilto's, 49, Ia and l6 o.
sTARCH-l5OO boxes Fox's Pearl.
TEAs-Al large assortment OF, Green and Black. ..
Canned Goods. l.
1900 CASES OYSTERS,
LoBsrERs, .s,se --W Cd JE
GREEN CORN,
--u TOMATOES, Etc
'-" JELLIEs, PICKLES,
YEAST POWER,
~. j. SUB ya s.,7ay a4. g WRAPPING PAPER, E,s
<.SNN q ., r,<p VII. -E'"1
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-20
CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
REMovAL'
WILLIAM II. QUINN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 122 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
The subscriber informs his friends and the public hat
he has removed from No Is East Second Street to No.
l22 MARhEr STREET third door from the corner ui
second H. and next door to MclnAs rug Store where
he viii continue 10 carry on the
MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS,
10 all its branches He has sold out his stock Of Fall
and Winter Goods. md has purchased an entire
NEW STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
consisting VI
PINE FRENCH CLOTHS,
CAssIMEREs AND vEsTINCs,
which Is selected large stocks Of goods lie will
ohsr TO the public all the newest styles Of 4 which
he will cut in the latest styles, aud nsp a the best
manner.
ALL GARMENTS WARRANTED Tt FIT, and to be
what they are represented.
lie has also a.large stock Of
dBNTLRMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
al Of which he will sell At the lowest prices Give him
= call before purchasing elsewhere
wM. H. QUINN.
NB-The undersigned Is pleased to return his thanks
to his friends and the public tile paronsse so literally
bestowed upon hm st his old stand and hopes hy strict
attention to the wants Of his customers Ito merit con.
tnuance of the same.
mehsO-f wM. II. QUINN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-20

lay in September; in Kent County, on the first
Tuesday after the fourth Monday 10 March, and
on the fourth Monday In September; in Sussex
Oouniy on the first Tuesday after the second
Monoay IN March, and on the first Tuesday
ater the third Monday in September.
The Mayors Court sits 10 Wilmington on the
prst Monday in March, June, September and
December.
BANKING INSTITUTIONS.
the NATIONAL BANK or DELAWARE, AT WILL
MIEGroH,
Corner of Sixth and Market Streets. Capt.
@l, $4,000. Discount days, Tuesdays and
TUE farmers BANK, AT WILMINGTON,
Corner OF Third and Market Streets. Capt.
tai, s2S6,0O0. Discount days Wednesdays and
saturdays.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON AND
BRANDYwINR,
Corner of Second and Market Streets Capt.
m' a. S20OOOO Discount days, Mondays and
THE UNION NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON,
Market Street, above Fifth. Capital, $780,
wv Discount days, Tuesdays and Saturdays.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF wILMISGros,
Corner of Fourth and Market Streets. Capi-
1al, m, S4oO,OOO. Discount days, Mondays and
Thursdays.
SAVINGS BANKS.
WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND.
Office s. E. corner of Eighth and Market
streets
| DELAWARE SAVINGS BANK.
Office e06 Market street.
ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK.
Office 6O7 Market street.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office No. COZ Market street.
FARMERS Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OIL
TIE STATE oE DELAWARE.
Office No. S27 Market street.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE (TIRE
COMPANY.
Office Institute Building, Market stoeet, abov
Eighth.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-20
MCDOWELL a CO..
CORNER THIRD AND KING srorn
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, 49, G.
iHFoRrRRs AND DEALERS IN

ihoN' STEEL AND COACH HARDWARE
Also DTuMlNoUs COAL w. A''
ts9z,A have always On hand tpll .,.o.,.-
~ ~, IRON AND STEEL ''iasnt %
REf n rest rest brands OF American Hmm,
si- ~. :, holiei bars, English redpaI pie'ed ped and
a naul HOOP and iii Iron bast Norws, pSts 9 all
aSt Sser sSe sRapes Galvanized aud BLACK sl SA FePi
heinery aud Tap Steel '''' epllns, lire, MA
shna smith, W. Coach aud other HardwArsrIor.s sho.
castlrs Do.AA' Bolts, clips, Nutt Washer
Ensia Rows &c Carriage Canvass III carns, fee
anS ic'Sd GS"cb IIp aud Dash Leather Gm6e a ria A s.
Nails Rabbit Metal, Load speero oI ml!r' GalVali-i
ami HnS1 th Irindstones cranks aud ROLLERS rf, a sse
Smiths and other Toola An,.r. -,
ng9ses, hammers Shooting Knives Faa bellows
per- and other Mechsnes' Tools '''sAs ahu DIS Coo
An OF which will 30 sold al verv io,. .-,-.,.
aAi retail for cash approved crsdit H"'' wholesale
January l. ls6b.-ianiO-Iy.