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SiIEHGFF's SALES.


'i5L.' N ~ 5 E8 N8GH1 c. EGI12ERRDFz W.
n = ~ tfTT sYYyg5-shs I ANJONIO G I~YA-H,. l1s+4
EJiss'. re4ds I'd Jjf.nn II Obediauee to a order
rFle IA XVII f;t. ~ 1886 and IN directed 5y Hon
titis5 cause Vii ,5cs q New Orleans, in the aboye
Merchants and Auaoneers b5sa,as Pari 4asoP T. hs
Canal ana gustGmhOuse streets lH1ia
city MONDAY the sixt ent day ~ ~, " q, . wv
@ following described property gJ i"o III 10 G'oeh
A ,EHTAIv LUf OF OR su%D. sltut.5 T. .t g.,
District gf tits y. designated humber g. " tm5 @
Der vent seen bounded ny Marai, GnsthGase Canal
feet nches mud lines front 10y nse
hundred f0u depth between parl ~ "
Together with the improvements thereon, belons, r.
garnishee FRures. Nv
H3~TEEHs-Cash on the spot A
HARRY r HAYS.
Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans,
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Personal.

NOTICE TO BACHELOBS-A YOUNG,
~ good looking and accomplished lady native Of
leans Of good family ard having fortune in her right is
DESTROYS cores ondug with gentleman with view to
marmony The gentleman be Of good social position
well educ ted andno too old and he viii have entire charge Of
her business and fortune He must he Judgment and
undOubted economy evidence which wnot required If he
is in the habit Of purchasing his Shirts and Undertaking from
the large aud creap stock of Gentemens Furnishing
the gre Shirt Emporium of Mr.. n Moody, corner Royal
and Canal All communications will be considered
strictly ndentid Address Truth Postaiee New Orleans
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SUMMER RESORTS.
OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL

OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL
The subscriber respectfully informs the public that this
popular place of Summer Resort is NOW OPEN for the
ception of Guests
The accommodations which he prepared offer the
public surpassed by those of any Watering Place Hotel
in the country, and his TABLE Is SUPPLIED WITH
EVERY DELlCACY of the place and season
In heimmedate vicinity of the Ocean Springs Hotel there
Sulphur and ChaIybeate Springs,
Which celebrated for medicinal properties. Tuyads will
therefore this place peculiar advantages they
have Sea Mineral BATES well the best fishing
facilities the cast.
TERMsWiltbe very moderate for families engaging
for the season. 7. c. SCARBOROUGH.
EAsTEHN SHORE.
Mrs NJ C. HUTCHINSON, ofMooile, will open the MONT
ROSE HOUSE by the ls of June therecepton visitors
for the summer.
This delightful spot not surpassed by any point the
shore for bathing fishing and fine breeze The table will be
supplied with all the delicacies that the market affords and
every will be made for the comfort of visitors
Board per month. Observation-Disclosures. $50 90
Board per week. "A 80
TAREOLLTON HOTEL.
The public are respectfully informed that this eknown
establishment having been thoroughly and ns
best cooks and table always furnished with every ds
cacy of the The gardens attached the Hote
usual to the patrons of the house Residents of the
city will find this Hotel very pleasant place of during
the spring and summer PETER WILLIAMS,
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FgNEKE CDPARTNERSHIPE EXISTING Between
a. A. r Montgomery aud James A. White under the
style Of MONTGOMERY WHITE, in this city, was 5!
mutual dissolved the 18th of May 1864 Either
the partners will attend to the liquidation Of s affairs
A r. M0NTHG AEBE,
JAS. A. WHITE.
New Orleans, $50 june 1863
EE1HE UNDERSIGNED WILL CO FINUE THE
business Of the late firm of Montgomery White bis
account, JAMES A WHITE
New Orleans, sd Juns, 1856
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MEER2GHANTs', MTIUAL ~ FIFTH DISTRICT oouRr or
MARCUS J. HUNTZ. } NEW ORLEAys-yo 1880
PY VIRTUE of writ of fierI facIas TO
- directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court
Of New Orleans, in the above entitled cause will proceed
to sell at public auction, at the Merchants and Auction
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Custom
DAY the 9Th day of July 1906 at II o'clock the follow
ing described property, wiz
SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the Fourth Dis
trict of this city, in the square bounded by Washington
Avenue, urh, Pytania and Plaquemine (now Coseum
streets and designated by Nos 2 8 T. 10 H. Is and por
ton of lot NO. III said lots follows;
Lots Nos ami measure each twenty-five feet nine inches
four and onehaf lines front Plaquemne NOV Coliseum
street by hundred and twenty-five feet six inches and four
lines depth; lot No forming the of Paquemine
NOV Coliseum and Fourth Streets plan drawn by Noel
hausen architect under date 2st JnuH 1916 and deposited
in the Office of G. r. Sringer late notary pubc in this city
Lot No 5 twenty five feet front Paquemne
depth per plan by Moelhauen architect dated 9TH May
1876 and deposited in the office of j. Beard late notary
public in this city per plan No. 81.
Lot No adjOnS lot No 2 and Hty feet front
Paquemne Coliseum street by hundred and
yve feet in deDth plan by BussNn dated
9Th March, 1882 and deposited in the office of T. Guyo late
notary public in this city.
And lots Nos - Il and 10 each twenty eight
ten inches front Fourth street by hundred and twenty
nine feet depth and the portion Of lot No. IL
feet six inches front Fourth street by hundred aud
twenyn feet in DEPTH aud adons lot No B per plan
made Hen architect dated 18th April 1855 and deposited
the office of Thoma. Layton, late notary public In this
city together with ali the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit.
E7~ TERMs-Cash on the spot
HARRY T. HAYS,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT SUCCESSION OF TEL, LATE
GEORGE 9. BROWER, DE.
of New Orleans. CEkSED-No. 26,s22
pY VIRTUE and In obedience TO order
- Of sale rendered May 18Th 1866 directed by the
Honorable the Second District Court OF New Orleans in the
above entitled mstter will proceed sell public auction
the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange Royal street
between Canal aud CusOmhOuse Streets in the Sec nd Dis.
ct of this city MONDAY the I'd day of July 1866 ut II
O'Clock NJ, for account of said succession the following
described property, viz:
CERTAIN LOF OF GROUND, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon rehts servudes
privileges and advantages thereuno belonging in any wise
ap eHinug situated the First district of this city in the
square bounded by Bacchus Caope Clio ard Dades Streets
desinaed Lot No sketch annexed to act before
H. b. Cenas late notary public in this city, which said lot
measures q feet inch and ges front Bachus street. by
leo feet in Depth parallel lines bounded in the by
alley feet wide, in with other lots of ground
dering thereon.
This buildings and improvements comprise onestory Frame
DWELLING HOUSE, slate rooted, having three rooms,
of which with fire paces small wooden Kitchen with two
rooms; cistern priviet etc
Plan thereof will be exhibition at the Exchange BOmC
days previous to that of sale.
Being the property acquired by said deceased eorg
G. from Jonathan Reynolds per before Mchae
Gernon notary public in this city dated January 81 1850
| 40 HARRY T. HAYS
! Sheriff of lhe Parish of Orleans
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LOsT--sTOLEN--FOUND.

4 OST OR MESLAID-CERTIFI NO. 1858,
- for seventy shares Jackson Railroad Stock September o.
1855 in HvOr of r. 5. Wer,
Also, icate No 1875 for fifty shares Of same, January
9, 1861 in favor j. j. Warren.
Notice hereby given that application will be made for
certificates.
New Orleans, La Bure l2
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DISSOLUTION.

DTSs0LUTTOS OF COPA RTE EBsHEP
~ The firm Of W. INCOMES CO is tnis day dissolved by
mutual consent Mr. VIM McCumb assumes the settlement
Of all debts and will quldate the affairs the Cpartnershp
He will be found at the old stand. Y. MoGqMBS
JEo f. CAMERON.
New Orleans May 18TH 1866
DTsSOLUTI0N OF oDPA RTN ERsHIF-
~ The firm of OLIVER & BARTLETT is this day dis
solved by mutual consent Consequently the publication of
the Daily and Weekly True Delta will be discontinued from
this date Mr. r. W. WETMURE ia authorized to Iqudate
the affairs of the 6rm and parties having against
the True Delta will please present them him. the office
l8St. Charles street, ROBERT OLIVER
FRANK A. BARTLETT
New Orleans March 80 1866.
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'. 3. MARMTLLIoN STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH
MIDHEL BECK OF St. John the Baptist, Fourth Ju-
MEL, ct al.-No. l26 J dicial District Court.
huece. zion Of II tTHILOE MATTHIAS RnESSEL deeeased

vs. MTgHEL BECKY ofst John the Baptist, Fourth Ju-
MEL, ct al.--No. l26 dicia District Court,
Succession Of 81 tTHILDB MATTHIAS R0USSEL, deceased
wife Of Y, b. MARITGLION.
RK VF&TgE Of Judgment rendered on the
ct Court Of the state Of louisiana the parish Of
st John the Baptist in the above entitled matter WI
sell at public auction on the presea on ATURDAY
LIST The NJ GNIFtCENT SUGAR PLANTATION Of Mr.
Valsin Bozonsr Marmon situated in the parish St John
above the city New Orleans adOn the courthouse of said
parish the church and postoice ferry well
less 26 apens front the Mississippi par
lei lines from the river depth OF 30 arpents whence
lines slightly to lose about half erpen the
rear me upper line covers an extent OF lUJ apents the lower
$751; forming aggregate surface of $500 arpens The upae
portion bounded by lands Of P. T. Mrmon the lower
lands OF FRANCOIS Webre Co OF the above 2600 500
high and entirely above all possible overflow the remainder
somewhat lower but vel drained and cultivate
very strong extending around the Plantation to depth
should the surrounding country entirely submerged There
also lent prairie pasture Of 800 arpens situated in
the Of the Plantation there draining
chimes and sawm in the yard Of the ugarhoUBe
pump in the fed also one steam CINE running grist mill
aud shelter 40 excellent negro cabins DOUBLE
new, and built OF brick supported with posts.
Also
A LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above described pro.
sale.
10000 Bricks less 10000 English Fire Bricks 50 900
Shingles, lot of Lumber, about % Carts Wagons IS
Horses aud Mules number Of horned a pairs Timber
Wheels several pairs and Wagon Bodies lot Of
ables
gallery outhouses If wood and brick good condition
hospital and other buildings in excellent repair.
B fEENSCash, to effect the settlement Of the suCcsssOn
J, B, HUMPHREYS Sheriff
Parish ot St John the Baptist, May =, 1866
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NOTICE
NOTICE
STATE COUPONS MISSING

I OST Or MESEAID-A NOTE OF D. O. CASE,
IL ibis order dated 9Th May, 1865 IL months after
date bearing per interest from WU thou
ID DOLLARS bearing the northwest corner
Of Pyan and liz Payment of the having been
stopped the finder will suitably rewarded by handing it to
the owner. NJ JUDoONi
I 0ST-IE THE STATE OF ALABAMA-THE FOL.
~ lowing described Certificates Of Merchants Bank
OF New Orleans Stock
certificate NO So dated March TO- 1859 Isl ued to W P.
M0ett for 100 shares stock.
Certificate No IS dated March 2S 1859 issued to W. P.
Mole Tor 100 shares stock.
erfc4te No. 50, dated April 49, 1859, issued to W. P,
MUett for l0l shares stock.
hereby given that application has been made to the
bank for new certificates in the place of those lost
JOHN U, MOLETT,
Administrator of W. r MOlett deceased.
T OST-IN THE STATE OF ALABAMA-THE FOL.
u loving described Certificates Of Cana Bank stock
Certificate 10 324, dated Nov. %, 1850 issued to W P.
MOett for 50 shUrs stock,
Certificate 53lt dated June g. 1851, issued to ". P.
MOett, fir 40 shares stock. .........
hereby given that application has been made the
bank fUrnew certificates in the place Of those lost
JOHN U. MOLETT,
Administrator OF ". p Moett, deceased
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LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF NEW AND SER
yiceahla Quartar1nasterE Stores. Nj

yiceable Quartamaster's Stores.
MONDAY, July 3. 1866, and ontinued
lVA daily until all the Stores sold AZ the Fire Proof
Press 'front.' street the following
articles OF and serFieeabs Quartemasers Stores, will
be sold ut public auction .s3
1850 30s Picaxes, 1851 lbs Belts and Nuts 3d.
lbs Chain assorted b5D lbs Gable ChNin, Engine
5000 lbs Hawser ZOOS lbs Cline 64d9 Pick Handles 54s9 lbs
PlHserng Hair llS9 Hummer assorted 1867 Hatchets, 996
Helves % $50 lbs ree from IS 9IS BIS assorted
HOwitzer's, Veterinary insrumens ql6 lbs
Chloride Lime 1882 lbs Black Lead 431 lbs Lead assorted
Saw Mil 2452 ns Sheathng Hiur 3l gallons Coal Oil IA
Oars, 1913 Plates assorted 4534 lbs Marine 1877 G5 lbs
Nails assorted 40 800 lbs Ii and Shoe Nails 434 gallons
BnFeed oil 1888 gallons Lard Oil So gaons ROsin OH 6l9I
lbs Lead foe J77 Sand Paper 1857 lbs Paint assorted
10000 lbs Packing sorted lSs3 lbs Rope assorted 1897
Rope 10964 Rings 4S7 lbs Rigets as
sorted 1924 lbs Rusin 56 Screws assorted 1897 Staples
TAI saws, rted 3S Squares assorted 20 Scyhes $50
Sethe sneats 396 Pack Saddles 1913 1872 lbs Spikes
sorted 1862 Shpves ored l0 Spades Is 59S lbs Steel
1895 lbs Sizing Stuff 932 lbs Copper nheathng 2i3 gallons
Goal Far q sets hlackmths Tools 60 Carpente Tools
"a bbs Tar 97 lbs sheet lin 26 lbs Block Tin "a Fse 10
Army Wagons S6 lbs Horse and Mule Shoes $3.50 lbs
55 Amh Whips 20S lbs Spun Yarn, 1867 lbs Zine e36 lbs
Copper Wire l03 lbs Vine together with large variety Of
Stores to enumerate consisting in part OF
Hardware Ship and Mari Stores Building Maetia parts
OF Machinery BlaeAsmiths Carpenters and WheeWrghts
Tools, etc
Sale to commence at TO A. each day.
E5y-TRRMs- Cash in U. s. Treasury Notes.
The attention ofmerehhnts traders and others is pareu
laTy called TO the above closing out sale
The Stures and present desirable investment
complete list Of the articles to be sold be at the
Fire Proof Press
E. j. sTbANG, Brevet Lieut.. o. and A. Q M.
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A MISEIAE f.iStrg1s..

nLA MPGU THEATEK--74 81. CHARLES ST.
Sole Lessee and Mauageress.MRs. O. HOWARD WATKINS
MnRFfNG AND EygNGSg PERFO RMAECE-Com
Drama BurIeaquc md W G2 TILE Y4gEG SCAM Music,
singing n d Dancing. The D TCn TWINS, A OBJ CT
or INTEREST, and the Budesqu9 COLLEEN BAWN.
MISS ELY O'GONNOR-Mrs, Howard Watkins and full
strength OF company iu cast
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- UOigate's Honey aoaIp-This celebrated
(roat soap in such universal demand made from the
choicest materials Is mild and smolient in Its fra
GRAVITY scented and extremely beneficial in its seton upon the
eEin For sale By all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SELECr BOARDING AND OAK scHo

-,,, ,,,,, ~, j., -, r,,,,,,, 49,, sxr,1, !
&ELECE BOAkDANG AN ID DA SSAOOA1 /
pp.Nn bo,,,z- I.,..s g. l. ,,.,.. -,
sgb and begs leave announce
Circulars will be issued later; meanwhile parents DESTROYS
placing their daughters under her charge viii please address
her through the once OF tne crescent
II AyENDER,S COLLEGE.
CORNER oF hAMFAKL AND ousE9MHousE
u. r.vrvn,,n a-,toe-,1- .,.u,
RI ~ nc ,ao s
tI t ali S ai ,, .+f,otaS ttI5
' SaAou - .. T., 80 '-1
ON VIC iol'H"e'' o''A0t VI
F5s vii into Il soo as The fsu ranairs rsorists
have been completed and in the meantime is prepared to
---
Mrs. g. HI. CALD w ELL WILL REOPEN HER
aGSaehy az to HSP sess, 5s te sumner Wi aet,
from November lst 10 Nav i'll
TERMsSeniOT Glasses in the French English and Spanish
sf x 99 o pu, u '"os f'eeu aiu
Reierences-Rey Dr. Leacock New Orleans; Hon. Judge
simon New orleans Hon Ira.lmqnq Landry - Judge
q brof r T. Caldwell Transvivania University "
MEAN nANDs-o"N' MEN 0oAh'
t4STda 4 ap S boles epsnt a New 0rIeans and vii
receive receipt any which may be this nEtu
j, W. HARDIE, Agent
-------- e1lHsI eai1P e.4 2atsas4 sssssts, y Y;
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We beg call attention Of the civ and country
TT de well selected stock of GROCERIES, which we
have hand and constantly receiving by steamers from
the North and West
SCHMIDT & ZETGLER,
| 25 and n Nepg Ievee rnrrer era,tn.
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PosTPoNEMEHT OF SALE OF ST. JOSEPH STREET
Railroad.
6 ATUEpAF, June 30, the LeEees
- at the foot Of ST. Joseph the following material
pertaining the United States Military Railroad that
tended from the foot DIST Joseph street Lake
distance of miles, OF Pubic Auction, viii be sold
$500 Bars Of Railroad Iron weighing sDout 600 Us
200 Fish Bar Iron Plates n .5
4,l4O Fish Bar Iron Belts. t t 4t
6 Switch Stands. .-ts .=.-a 45f. .as Q tsaG
Switch Frogs.
1,6l6 Chains, Cast and Wrought Iron
4t5A Gross Ties, or less, r..H-...
500 pounds Railroad Spikes, more or less.
/ lot of Oak Lumber 60 0og feetl
10 Track Gauges
sWood Hampers #
Wood Ramner.
4Jiggers
Loeomalve Engine t0rieans)
Freight Building, 20 by 60 feet.
Office Building is by Is feet.
Sales to commence at 10 A N.
be- TERMs--Cash In U. s. Treasury notes.
BY order OF Cot @. g. SAWTELbE, Chief Qusrtersster
E. j. STRANG Bvt. 1t Col. and A. 9. N.
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FOR RENT.

6 Ri EB&........,.......,..... HAki&
No 20 CAMP STREET. UNDER THE CITY HOTEL.
Jeyvelry, Watches, Silver and Plated Ware.
SOLE AGENT FOR
sEMMoNs' BRAZILIAN PEBBLES
ene Gold Watches in Hunting Cases. diamond mounted and
nr IN Diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx and Etruscan Gold
IL karat Gold Chains, patterns Sleeve
Studs of every variety and best workmanship
Gents Scarf Masonic Pins, various deSigns Silver
Plated Sets Table and Tea Forks Spoons Cups Gobets
Napkin Rings Castor Pocket and Table Cutlery best
makers and superior quality.
Clocks,
Office and Mantle, in BronEe Marble and Wood
sPectaclea.
Gold, Silver, Steel and Shell mounted.
The particular attention Of those needing helps to sedn s
respectfully solicited Semmous BraSisn Psbble the best
and only glasses that should be used New Pebbles reset in
old frames Particular attention paidto repairing Watches ant
| Iewelry, the best workmen being employed.
aAmemhsr. 20 CAMP STREET, under the City Hotel.
RUTLER'S PATENT COTTON TIE
The Undersigned agents. have hand and will
constantly supplied with the above celebrated IRON COTTON
HES prepared immediate USE with the buckle firmly
to one end hoop This Tie lie recommended
planters its simplicity and strength and tbs
with which be adjusted to bales Of sny
II been by large number Of planters since 1889
| heir entire satisfaction
| Orders will be received at Office
R. BLEAKLEY CO.,
| . 40 aaA Povdrss street. of TchouDitoulHA
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= The queen! The Queen THE queen
OF HAIR RESTO RERSI-Mrs. Wnslow's Queen Hair Re
gtorer is queen not only in name but in virtues.
It's the best Hair Restorer offered to the public
An inbe restorer preseve of the hair if faithfully
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surely, steadily, Suecessfuiiy, SmOInn-
dars Extract of Bucku curing of Kidney Disease
rheumatism Gravel Urinary Disorders Weakness and Pains
In the Back Female Complaints and Troubles arising from
Exeesses of any kind
Come We afflicted Try smoanders-Take other Buckut
Sold by all apohecaries Price, 81 D. Barnes Co., New
YORK and Barnes Ward Co., New Orleans southern agents
Eaepb 4 Rogers Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Mass
ral agents,
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Referring to the above beg inform friends the
trade that prepared receive and any
for the purchase goods the European markets and which
viii receive the personal care of our Mr. GoLDsTEGN.
LEVY, DIETER L co.
New Orleans, Mayi 1856
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Mrs L. BRAND, having leased for number Of years
egby situated and residence begs
herntention Of reopening her classes next autumn.
Circulars will be issued 4ter meanwhile parents DESTROYS
placing their daughters under her charge will please address
her through the office of the Crescent.
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viii attend to the payment of in the parish of JeeT
SON and to the redemp Of all forfeited for taxes
either to the State corporations of the parish the tracing
and examining of titles, procuring certificates of mortgage
recording and clustering is, etc, etc
win also give particular attention the sale of real estate
and collection of rents
Orders eft at Messrs voson Dsouets NJ Carsudelet
street, New Orleans promptly attended to,
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r AVENDERS COLLEGE,
CORNER OF RAMPANT AND CUsT0MHoUsE
STREETS.
NAZARETH FEMALE ACADEEER
IN NEAR BARDsTOWE, KEN UCKY.

Our friends patrons informed that MI John W
ardie duly authorized at New Orleans aud will
receive receipt any which may be this nEtu.
ton MOTHER COLUMBIA, Superoress
j. W. HARDIE Agent
Cnrnar Damn and hatclaa atrnats N o
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FuTURH AUCTION SALES.
PE.EgsroAY SALE or NINETEEN LOIS or
Ground in the Fourth District
HE Won zINREE 81 sUBLY,
LEDN ION DIaEFNf HU9IT0H51II
OHIes--No. iG6 Gravisr strses

Ground in the Fourth District.
HE vow zINRES 81 sUbLY,
LEos Vov zrzREy, Auetionser
OHIea-No iG6 Gravisr strsss
" EDNE Y, .June 20, 1859, at I 2 o'eloosf
w d., the Merchants Arctionesrs g5Hcn4ngsp
Roys street. between Customhonse and Canal Streets
will be sold
NINETEEN LOTS OF GROUND, together with ~ !, ths
rights and pyieees Isfennto bel nging sit usea N
Fourth strict Of this cy in the square bounded oy 'A
son, Race Philip and Wflite streets -, *.
These Lots al djoia each other and constitute T,n @
exception Of Ut half square. with le7fay osJ
IL and the Hebrew Cemetery which is permanent c!oeot
guarantee III gsea the chaser that WI never
agaip be ns4d as hura -,
ss- TgRMs--One.third Cash balance at one ansi t~2
years credit on notes bearing eight per cent INTEREST," anu
secured by MORTGAGE the property.
Acts Of before Gohn notary public at the ex-
penss Of the purchasers including United States rev l
stamps
LARGE AND DESIRABLE TWO STORY FRAN e
Dwelling with Ptaaas below and above in 'front.' and Gardel
attached on Prytania street Prytania Walk an
Nepomene street.
By j. b. WALTON & DIES LONDE.
J. B. WALTON, AuctiOneer,
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BY passed before Andrew Hero Jr, Notary Public
the 18th June, 1856 ROBERT NJ MCMAHON holds our
full power of attorney s. Fl. ABLY 4 90
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NOTICE.
The holder of the following described Notes will please
them for payment the office of the undersigned
Note of + McKenna, his order, and by him in
S3I o. dated May 1883 at three years. with
per until maturity and eventual in
eres payable at The Louans State Bank and secured by
mortgage upon city property
Tw' Notes of Blum to his order and Endorsed for
s. l6 each dated I'd May 1859 at three years with like
terest place of payment and security.
EGGLEST0N 4 Fl ART. Attorneys
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Mes5rs McKinnel Co, Hazehurst Miss and Messrs.
Atkins, Durham Co, ApalaChcola, Florida and will
ttnue the Cotton Factorsge General Commission bust
ness under the style Of MERRITT, DUNBAR MCKIEEELL
L. NJ MERRITT AZ Carondelet street
new ORLEANS, June &c. 1866
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COURTNEY HOUSE

GREENvILLE, WASHINGTON COUNTY, MISS.
This and oommodous house now open tile
mediation Of guests and the especial accommodation Of the
travelling public
Semi weekly Express Deer Creek facilities afforded
70 visit all portions Of the country.