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&2a S1 situated IN s
bounded by Tchouptouln Nore Dame Commerce and
First District of nc aa s~o nss one me
oup9nas street. two hundred and two ise five INCHES che
nine inches on Commerce street, hundred and ninety
feet inches the line parallel with NotEe Dame
Pile pepouiIy, dated l2th February 1850
brick Warehouse covering the eue property portion of
which, running thrgngh from 1tn9nptouaS to Commerce
This Warehouse leased until October l. 1866 at $3.50
10. TERMS AND CoSprross-with the property viii be
Thousand shares reduced to nine hTnded and thirty
viii required furnish his stock the Gtizens Bank
Rpr @ acSasaha e ii a Bnn
to pay in cash United States Treasury notes amount
and maturing on The LIST April amounting about
uted states Treasury notes one filth one two three
years in the Of the purchasers to their own
foa g date st'i until paid and special Ts 5dn
be KEEP insured at the nl value ~ te 4n1 ss
| Also
and S. between Canal and Common streets in the square
bounded BY Rampant CAgs apd pT$a4es dts rh
street BY depth O7 feet and forming of larger lot
SGfs5 y sasyeyo dated the @ May 1918
ae as sts f e ct The Of sn I a egehe TIE
and improvements thereon. ,.,.u,,.t
ground Of Threestor Brick Buildings will
Brick Back Buildings suitable for boarding house or to
Office and can always command good rental
No SO Rampant street is leased until 5Ist October lSB nj
$40 No 35 at $3.50 per annuIn until 30h sep
TENDER, 1866 With little repair these dwellings would 5t
very desirable and could be rented for SI5 to 500 month
R53= TERMs-Hth this property will be sold fifty shares
eauced fortyseven shares Of Citizens Bank mortgage
stock The purchaser will be required to furnish his stock note
the Citizens Bank of Louisiana, payable Tor renewable
according the charter of the bank On the LIST OF April
1867 huHdred dollars; and for the remainder
third in cash in S treasury notes one third at one
year aud third at years, in his notes to his owl
order bearing interest the rate of eight cent annu
from date, and special mortgage until fnl payment; tht
buildings be kepinured at their full value by the purchase
and the policy transferred to the vendors.
of sale before rima& Stark NOtaes Public at the eX
rese purchasers including the Stamps for the lnerh
| Revenue.
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THE TYLER COTTON PRESS. WITH FIXTURES, ETC"
at auction for account of all concerned and without
BIZ G. E. GIKAEDEY q CO.,
NICHOLAS ]. HoEY, Auctioneer
-. Office No. II Exchange Place.
Between Canal and Customhouse streets.
SATuRDAY, April II, at Is O'Clock NJ.
at the and On sy
Of rT FINE
asd
Ssw LeSss s % y inches nd depth
front on each Richard aad Market streets having extensive
brick slated Sheds and Tyles Press complete
date oppoate the andne # the hppng trading
this fronting the river and IN every respect nsn
Of those engaged in the press business and capt.
~ ono cash. the remainder in three equal
purchaser by vendors privilege and special mortgage
M ss foRsIa ny hen paid cent
ly na s @ e 70 se b
policy be sbdvided to suit the convenience OF
Acts Of sale together with internal revenue stamps at
taced the Of the PURCHASERS before s. Wagner
FINE ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FURNITURE,
Freuch Plate Mirrors, Oil Painting. Time Pieces Plated
Ware Carpets, ETC., Auction, Account Of Departure
| By GARNER SMITH, YEIsER ~ co.
GARDNER SMITH, Auctonesr, 60. .-
/ Ouces no. W Can1p streSI.
4 TTyRURSDAY, April S, 1865, at 10 o'clock
A. will be sold "a U.rcndeles street, between Caope
| and Clio
Fine Rosewood Victoria BeadsteadH do Armors Bureaus
Washstands Tables do Etegere sdeboads, do Broca
tee Gold and Green Paror sets Of 10 pieces fine Parlo
bv celebrated masters Plated Glass Crockery Ware Ma
hogany Furniture Brusses Carpets, Cooking Stove ant
Also rich new carved frame octave Rose
wood Piano
GREAT SALE OF FASHIONABLE FINE GOLD, COLI
Plated and Electro Plated ewery auction, the trad
| and in lots to suit purchasers. .-.,. Sd .
BY GARDNER SMITH. YETsEE 81 co.
r. GARDNER SMITH, Auctoneer,
~" Office 80 Camp street
TUESDAY, April g, at 10 o'clock a. Nj.
l. at their salesroom 30 Camp street. will be sold
invoice of fine and fancy ewery of the latest styles
comprising part half Sets Sleeve Buttons Guards Yes
Neck Chains, Breast, Scarf Msufnn Cluster and la
Pins Half Round and Link bracelets, Bead Half Kount
EtrlIscan and Block Hoops Ear Drops Cameo Pins rt
yoIving) Also great variety of Lockets.
N bah articles fully guaranteed as described.
Special of the trade and coRntry dealers Is called
this great sale. -
ssJ- TERMs-Cash in q. s. Treasury Notes.
+ SAMPLES can be seen at the saleSrDom on Monday.
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ARRTYEp.--The q. s. mail Steamship Geo. WASH
ington, E.V. eager commanding, from New York
March "a, with mails, merchandise and passengers,
I'd vi. gMoulton, Esq., arrived at her wharf last
night. Saturday, cath, passed steamship Neshan-
mock bound in. Was detained at the bar in eonse-
auence of its being blocked with vessels. The
following is list of her passengers: 5i
W. Harris and lady D. T. Bsnnes, q Dusseek n r
Bloc Mr RI b. Lock and son. chas Forester John Flynn
Madame Duehaire and servant J. l. Williams, w Van
Hesden r r. Scott. Mrs. Watson and son. s. v hrynn "
a Read and lady Col e. B. Beaumont wife and child, T. HI
nncas Saml. 3. Kns, A. D. Harper. s. 5SisEs + siss5
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A1ICTIDN SALES.

A oNE-sToRY AND ATTIC DOUBLE TENEMENT
Frame House. and Five of Ground in the town Of Car
rollton, at auction.
SUCCESSION OF EDWARD HALLARAN' pEo'p
BYJ IL. WALTON a. DESLONDE,
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BY Q. e. GIRARDEX 81 co.,
Auctioueers-oHice, Nc. II Exchange Place.
Sd instant, MT IL o'clock a. N =,
sold the Lots forming the corner OF feel1S u
Coliseum streets ,..,,r la.
ALL THE FRAME BUILDINGS on the Lots lately i RS
longing to Of the heirs of Richard Saer ihe @
ihgs removed within the week and the iehses
Lots TO be replaced by the purchaser
HSse TERas--Gash in U. 5. Treasury notes. -------
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AUCTION SALES.

COTTON GiNs-COfTON GISS.
Four Sea Island Shuttle Cotton Gins AZ Auction
BY MONTGOMERY 81 BEo.,
r. NJ. MONTGOMERY Auc0neer.
oice-so Camp street.
TUESDAY, Apriy -rs, at II o'clock A. NJ,
Four Sea Island Shuttle COTTON GINS.
RarTERMs-Cashi in u S. Treasury notes.
LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF MATCH HORSES,
Saddle Harness Horses, Work Mules etc. at auction.
BY MONTGOMERY ~ BRO.
r. NJ. MONTGOMERY Auctioneer
Ohce--S9 Camp street.
TUESDAY, April e, at IL o'clock A.
l. NJ at Phil Liners STABLE Gravier street, will sold
Match Horses;
Fine Saddle and Harness Horses;
Fine Work Mules.
Several Top and Open Buggies, Harness, ETC.
r,r.TrsNs-Cash in U. s. Treasury notes
HARNESS HARNESS, ,.-.,,..,..,, HARNESS,
20 sets new P!ow Harness at auction.
HY MONTGOMERY az BRO,
r. NJ. MONTGOMERY Auctioneer.
ohice-S9 Camp street.
u,VESDAY, April 3. at ii o'clock, at FhiIs
| i,ner,S Stables tiravier street. Will be sold
= 50 Plow Harness.
n5P- TERas-Cashi in u s. Treasury notes.
]
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AUCTION SALES.

ESTATE OF THE LATE RICHARD SALTER-FRAME
Buildings at Auction the lots forming the corner
of Coliseum and Felicity streets, .a*-
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Messrs. Gardner Smith, Yeiser Co.sell this day
at 10 O'Clock, at their salesroom No. 80 Camp
street, furniture etc At II o'clock at the corner
Of Lafayette and Commerce streets, rice, soap,
corn, shovels harness, ETC. See advertisements.
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FAIR GROUNDS JOCKEY CLUB RAoEs.--The
spring races over the course Of this club commence
on Thursday next and an exciting meeting may be
anticipated. The first race will be for the Cres-
cent Hall purse, mile heats for three gear ODDS,
and the second run Of two miles for the coffee
house purse. Under the auspices Of this club, the
public will not only have interesting races but
warrant also that the contests will be conducted
under the strictest rules of honor. The advertise
ment will be found elsewhere.
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TACTICS OF THE RADICALS

~
Great zeal and industry are shcwn by the agea's
and emssaries of the radical press aho pats -
the North in gathering up incidents ana aheoooSs
II, the Seuth intended to prove disoyaisy soM"te'
All. Government OF hostility towards lreea1'e..
Fact and fiction are mingled in these sieai'is"ss
10 y;aa nronortions the spies showing as hiooh 'h
sill, in exareeration as Of faculty III liSenaon.
H. occurrence is too Insignificant LOT thelf use III
- he put in such shape as TO serve tue ehas Vi
raa;ca politicans. Their pay and consideration are
aanendent upon their success as herfor-huhtefs
q fbav cannot find real horrors they must invent
snch stories as will suit the ignorant and preudiced
4 plausible romance is as good as aproven fact,
and any mole-hill will suffice to cast mountain
shadow on the vision Of their readers.
The letters of these scribbling vagabonds are
significant of the policy and tactics OF the radicals
They must perpetuate their hostility against the
people of the late slave holding States. Hatred
of the people of the South is the cement which
gives cohesion to the radical party it is the com
mon bond of fraternity which ties Sumner and his
numerous staff of politicians to the humblest ana
most ignorant Of their supporters. Hatred OF the
Southern people is displayed alike in the pohsnea
periods of Congressional orators and the vulgar
ratings of the profane rabble. This hatred faisea
the abolition party from an insignificant iao1yn
to supreme power: without it the Imperial pup
would soon be lost and another ana pe.'es
influence would reign in Its stead. hen NEE
4 that with one accord all the cohof1soa iauio
/ work with malignant zeal in strenss nen'ns
magnifying this hatred by all manner "a "tsAsN
means. Hence the ease with Whioh WV -
4 feits of wandering letter winters ate ,e.u
the good and lawful coin OF 'fath w SAe net .
public. Hence the ready anu wiue VA 80 =. ",
! given by radical pens, pulpi1s anu r essrs
forms of exaggefatons ana sialaefs' hehee snS
extreme difficulty OF gesnns tLi7 io' 'neAn puDAe
tolisten to word IN our DEFENSE " III eiu''uoA
4 Of our slanderers.
/ While these salafleu scasehssls ais pus15 sat
ering anecdotes tor norlnefh olfoula'ion' eAs ~
cal leaders are loiioMias ous = iaoto ~ - -,
role. They are iaporihs " oaase aoupies =. "a.
kinds IN me SCUM ~ alousins hos'ni.y 1870 !,
negroes and WINES. lhey afe lyns " nv
negroes dseontehtea ~ ptooiainis ,ns,t
equality, Civil, pehulcai ana SUGAR., "ian ui9I
masters and nslresses' lucy seeA - asseosl. :
grand mpefial lfeeemen u'teau va ~. :.
paramount 20 ai s1ate iaWs' WIN eousauu ' "
commissioners ana asents' eseis ons - 49,
4 They seek Ia make the burden of tax as onerous
| ana revolving as possible Theyden us cur right
4
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SUGAR PLANTATIONs-HOME PLANTATION, PAR
ISL of Ascenson-AuGusTA PLANTATION, Parish
of Iberville, Bayou Goua
SYMBOLS SALE
W. C, S. vENTREssl FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
HIS CRED1ToRs }corRT, PARISH OF ASCENSION.
EsY j, e, WALTON e. DESL0EDE,
j. 8. WAIFoS Auctoneer,
Office, II Carondelet street.

MONDAY, April SO, 1sGG sat 2 o'clock VI.
s 4gss ard s.1.o ESS ~ c E25
New Orleans by yrne and in pursuance ct IN order Of M
Court parish Of AsceHson dated Chgn1bers parish Of St
James March r. 1861 Tor account and y direction IF the
bidder the following described property will be sold towit
THE HOME PLANTATION, PARISH OF ASCENSION,
parist Of Nsceon On tie right Lani Mississippi;
about eight miles above Donadsonyle measuring ht:Sea
arpent depth the line and City five apents
isi bounded above BY the land OF Wade Hampton bsrt
emsEy W t9 Raghae! BabR and an 5so " the Ina Of
pr9tenents thereon and thereunto belonging 49, $780,,
ery superior frame dwelling l0u5e hck one-story kitchen
and servants house. wash house and earfiae
BRICK SUGAR oqsE, tnill and engine, two sets Of
Seven bundled and fifty acres Of land have been
II ard {S hGnar,a to sig Tars
oseter with CORP yfseaGs 4ay ec &Hdanee oF tAe
This plantation has been overlooked The moyaois
are to he sold upon the plantation separately.
THE AUGUSTA PLANTATION, PARISH OF IBERylLLE.
Iberye on the right the Miss sspp river descending Ids
1h east ss e the bayou the west &
front containing less 1924 100 superficial acres
mander being in wood heavily tiqoeEed ~ r5on.o ord
necessary outbuidngs. good Negro CABINS, sufficient for 100
persons Brick Sugar House Engine, Mil and all
cooper carpentss bacsmths Shops, good ses, three
! corn cribs,
Before the this Plantation OF the most complete
and produotivan sugar growing ection its produce
wear with easy labor about 1000 hog heads Of Sugar 1900
barrels of Moasse Corn, Hay, Vegetables etc. more than
| sufficient to supply the place ahundantly:
The land rich aud highly esteemed and tile place could
| have been sold before the war fol Si00GN.
The movabes to be sold upon the plantation separately
notes. the purchasers Of the plantations respectively TO deposit
the auctionee at the Of adjudication five thou
sand dollars each the remainder be paid upon the sgn
and completion Of the acts of sale.
of sale before Felix Grima notary public, at the
pense of the purchaser including all stamps required by United
| States laws
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY On ST. CHARLES
Street Tivo Circle Triton Walk and St. Joseph Street
Succession of JACOB Oft deceasedsecond District Court
| M
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VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY On ST. CHARLES
Street Tivol Circle Triton Walk and ST. Joseph Street
Succession of JACOB Ott deceaedSecond District Court
M To- .
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x1rrnN EsnAY. Aprg, 4th. I'D be o,eloel.

WEDNESDAY, April 18th. at IL o'clock
w NJ the Merchants and Auetionees Exchange Royal
street, will be sold
ONE LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and improve
mens theron the First District of this city in the
bounded by franklin Liberty Lafayette and South Poydras
Streets measuring &c feet lines front Franklin street by
depth of 40 inches between parallel lines, American
measure according to plan by Pile Depoully, civil eng
neers dated March, 1866
The improvements on this consist onesory Double
Tenement Building, No i62 containing two and
a cabinet in each,
~ TERMs-One third cash in United States Treasury notes
balance and two years credit in the notes of the
purchasers to their bearing interest per
annu and mortgage the property until final payment
purchasers will have the privilege OF paying the who
price Of adjudication in cash. ,
Acts of before Aaophe Naznean notary public at the
expense the purchasers including ali lie stamps required by
the United States laws.
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BY j, Is, WALTON 81 DEsLONDE.
j. B. WALTON, Auctieneer.
49, Eg Office No. Al Carondelet street.

THURSDAY, April 1a, 1860, at IL o'clock
rheater Alley between Carondele and Baronne streets,
nv virtue and in pursuance order from the Hon John
W Thomas the Second District Court Of New Or
leans dated March 90 1876 Docket No. 26 for account OF
III q CONTENTS OF THE DARKROOM, consisting of Mir
rors Marble top Tables and Counter Oil Paintings and Enrav
ng Silver plated Pitchers Walters and Sugar Dishes Clock
lot Of Decaners fbes etc. Gas fixtures small quantities
The GoNTENTs Of THE STORE ROOM, consisting of
4casks Cognac Champagne Brandy casks and Barrels
XIV Brandy Wine Madeira. doZ Champagne, 1856 bot
ties Gin of Whisky Brandy Cordals Btters Yer
mouth Claret and White Wines also empty Bottles Demi-
THE CONTENTS OF PARLoR AND PRINCIPAL BED
ROOM consisting handsome furniture embracing Bed and
Bedding Marble top Tables Mirrors Sofas Chairs and Arm
C5aHTs oTfEN 81 nine OTHER BEDROOMS con
sisng Beds, and Bedding, Mirrors Tases WASH Stands
Chairs, Bureaus, Armeirs, ETC., etc
Also a lot of Kitchen Utensils and Creekery.
All the Gas fixtures. "-
THE UNEXPIRED TERN OF THE LEASE OF TUE
PREMISES No III CNnon Of heater Alley,
October 1855 and running for feen months
at rental of $500 per month &'
nsy- TgRMs-Cash in U. s. Treasury notes.
POSITIVE SALE FOR LIQUIDATToN-THE UNION
Warehouses Tchoupitoula Commerce and Note Dame
Streets.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON RAMPANT STREET, BE,
tween Canal and Common streets.
BIZ j. B. WALTON 81 DEsLoNDE,
a."' 600. - ... n. j. B. WALTON, Aucsioneer,
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AGENCY FOR REFINED AND LOAF SUGARS
Messrs. G. Nj. Bayly s.. Co., AZ Canal and 81 Cons,
mon streets, are agents for the Bristol sugar ref
merry Of Camp, Brunson h Sherry, of New York,
and for the patent cut loaf sugar of William NAL
Ter s. Son, of New York. The articles from these
manufactures are highly esteemed, and the trade
will find in Messrs. Bayly & Go. merchants merito-
riously distinguished for liberalty and integrity
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LARGE SEIZURE or WHISKY m BoND.--G General
Benton, Collector of Internal Revenue at this
port, has ordered seized upwards Of two thousand
barrels OF rectified whisky in bond. It is said
some misunderstanding as to the requirements Of
the law regarding the tax on spirits is the cause Of
this large seizure. id this connection, we note
that Messrs. Longatreet, Owen q Co, 81 Union
street, agents fors &C. Pike & Co., Cincinnati, adj
vertise ID another column large stock Of Bourbon
whisky ii bond. We recommend buyers to call
MON them. ss5 3St355As# 81 8sss ass8 sssSQ MI
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IMPROVED PROPERTY ON GRAy1ER AND RAMPANT
streets Dwelling Houses Store and stabes-sae for Part
ton-E. v Saucier VS.. Widow and Heirs of John r La
bouisse-Docket No 2643-Second District Court OF New
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SALE BY THE SHERIFF OF THE PARISH OF olsLEAN .a
gin order to affect II Partition. =. .a
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE MRS. WIDOW W. co., co.,
Vile, deceased RH9
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| Messrs. Gardner Smith, Yeiser b Co.'s sales Sat
urday at the Merchants and Auctioneers' ES-
change, DO not show much Of a decline in real es-
| tate, stocks, etc.: s89# a@4 PEI 'i8l
| The square Of ground on Canal street, bounded
by Canal, Gasquet, Miro and Tonti streets sold as
| follows: taIS lEt6. ~. ~. -
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ONE LOT OF GROUND AND DOUBLE TENEMENT
Houses Franklin street, near the Poylras Market.
By j. R. WALTON IL DIES EONDE,
J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer,
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GREAT SALE OF FASHIONABLE FINE GOLD GOLD
Plated and Plated ewely auction the trade
and in lots to suit purchasers .,. Sd ..
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SUCCESSION JOHN F. GRUBER DECEASED.
COFFEE HOUSE CORNER COMMON STREET AND
Theater Alley. Contents Of Store room Furniture and FIX
lures of Bar room Furniture Of Parors Ten Bed rooms
Dining room and Kitchen.
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Doors AMI SHOES. A large and well-assorted
supply of boots and shoes will be found in the
store of All. II. Aaransze, wholesale dealer, No.
rs Canalstreet Sc gives particular attention to
plantation orders @.sIstA
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ATTENTION, COTTON PRESS MEN g@
THE TYLER COTTON PRESS, WITH FIXTURES, ETC,
at auction, for account of all concerned, and without
reserve
BIZ G. e. GIRAEDEY g CO.,
WI NICHOLAS J. HoEY, Auctoneer.

FINE ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FURNITURE,
French Plate Mirrors, Oil Painting Time Pieces, Plated
Ware Carpets ETC., Auction Account Of Departure
By GARNER SMITH, YEIsER 81 CO.
GARDNER SMIrH, Auctionesr, pes
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Auction SALES.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST Dlsthioi'
an Tehoup, ouas and Constance streets
~ ". WALTON a. DIsSLONDE,
B. WALTON, AuetIuHeer,
NJ At C!arnndnIei

j. Is.
,.... Opiee-No. II Carondset street
1.rrruRAY, April a. at IL o'clock ~.
3 at the Merchants and Auetoneers ESenanss h9aM
~ AZ be.ge.n pstomhouse and Canal Streets will be SOLID
i,1T or GROUND Tchoupiteulas street, IN the
square bounded by Grod Constance Lafayette ana
Said 20 feet inches lines iroht on
street. and 20 feet inches on the rear me ns
inches So, lines the opposite side.
TWO LOTS OF GROUND on Constance Formerly Foucherl
street in rear of the above described measuring each ~ feet
Inches front Depth EACH of 70 feet 10 inches and lines
between parallel lines, all American measure.
balance in and Il months in the notes OF the
nayahe To their order bearing cent interest
Secured by special mortgage and vendors privilege upon thu
property. $500, ,,,. .. Wilt, :,
the of the purchasers intending u revenue stamps
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PnEYEI PIANO. Mi. +. Grunewald, No. l29 Ca
nal street ounces through our advertising CO.
lums that he has just received from Paris fine
assortment Of the celebrated Pleyel pianos.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-02

y BARGAINS N DRY Goops. Dur lady friends are
advised to peruse the advertisement Of Messrs. O.
a. Barriere Il Bro, No. 1856 Canal street, which
appears ii another column. 1t will BE there. seen
that Messrs. B. & B. intend continuing to dispose
of their splendid stock Of dry goods until the 10Th
inst, at even lower rates than last week As this
stock comprises every description OF staple and
fancy dry goods required fol, family Or plantation
supplies the opportunity 70 buy cheaply should not
be neglected. In spite Of the fact that all the
goods remaining. on hand on the goth inst will be
sold at auction, new goods are being constantly
received, all Of which are. Of the latest patterns
and styles, consequently no fear need be enter.
tanned as to the freshness Of the goods offered at
4 sacrifice at this time -
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BLANK PAPER AND STATIONERY. &
BY ID. E. MORrHF,
AuCr1osEER-olicel II Magazine street
TUESDAY. April s.. Mt 10 O'clock A. NJ,
specon of the Master Waens Of the port Of New Or
leans for account Of II may Will be sold
NJ F. Two and one cass paper aud stationary dam
aged per steamship Star OF the Union
TERNs--,ashin u. ). Treasury notes
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PROPERTIES DE CHoIx SUR LA Rue DAuPHlN
pres de Ia du Canal. sss&$s
SUCCESSION De STUART WILKINS FISK, DECIDE.
PAR j. IL. WALTON IL DEsLONDE,
IL " ATToS FDcaste,,r

LONG CREDIT SALE OF AN ELEGANT DWELLING
House and Quarter of Square of Ground, Of Pry-
tana and Third seetsVacaut LOIS Washington avenue
Chestnut and Fourth Succession Of Thos Corse
GImour.
BY j. Is. WALTON e. DEsLoNDE,
r r WAIToy Aurtinnper
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! 7; o. STARK, Notary Public.
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TEaMs--Cash on the spot, in U. S. Treasury NOTES.
CHARLES RIENFENU, q
Sheriff Of the parish of Orleans.