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DI SOLUTION.

DI SOLUTION.
TINHE OOPARTNEhSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING;
Il In this city, under the firm of DEuOTI ES SALAS
was dissolved on I'd April last by written agreement
Either partner or their attorney will sign liquidation
Only. A. O. DECOrTE5
o,, T. p. SALAS.
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VALUABLE KING STREET PROPERTY
at Private Sale.-The three BRICK HOUSES on
Yves. SIDE OF King street. Nos 22a 2S1 2SS occupied re-
speouvely by Z Scott, A. W. Eckel Il Co., and Hyman
Co., under leases to 1st October next The Lots each
"a feet front by 26 feet deep The buiidings
On Hon are three stories high; the locations are
equal to any In the city for retail trade
For terms and particulars app to
BENZ. d. LAZARUS.
49,, Corner Wentworth and Smith ,treets.
oUi5 fmWskH
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LOST, STOLEN. Go.

I OST, A srLv ER- MOUNTED MI s E r.
- soHAUM Pipe supposed to have been left in the
resr coacn OF the Northeastern Railroad yesterday The
finder will be nberaly rewarded by leaving the sama af
the ofhce OF the Charleston Hotel Jnna OK
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E. MT. VUtrxrru1

OORONER AND MAGISTRATE
III AS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO NO "a CHAI
Il MERSSTREET, North eide, next door to Mr
moINNi Blacksmith Shop and two doors east Of Meet
May 80
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Charleston, July 3,

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CoNT1Nrp rup Dno,
Il NESS under the name and style of SALAS & co
I. P. SALAS,
July9 - oAAAo' =.
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this journal must be addressed TO ne Editor of
the Daily Netos, No. 18 Rdyne- street. Charleston,
8. O. Bustness Communications TO Publisher Of
Daily NetDs
We cannot undertake to return rejected commanded
ttons
Acknowledgements outside of the otty must be aooompa-
MED NTH the cash.
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MEETINGS.
RRV,UEE sOAa Coz

NHLIEF r LOAV ASSOClATION.
IJNHk REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING of THIS
Association Will be held, This Evening 1lth inst
at 8 O'Clock at the Masonic Lodge corner Kina anIs
Wentworth streets, when the funds on hand win be-
disposed Of va" Do
The Treasurer will be at the Office of VIM. Hero,
Co., No. 81 Broadstree during the business hours of
the day. to received and at the Lodge one huur
previous to the time of meeting.
button. VIM r. sTEEDMAN 'i
ou' II Treasurer.
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TUE I1NnGRSIcnu,

TUE UNDERSIGNED
FHNHE SURVIVOR, WILL CONTINUE THE RIsIN ESQ
on his own account under the same name and stvle
as heretofore and respectfully socits Of
Its former patronage. b. s. RHETT JR
July lO tnth.o
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WANTS..

WANTED TO RENT, A SMALL, NEATI.Y
w FURNISHED COTTAGE, In good repair ten
minutes m walk from Haynestreet. Apply to the Editor
OF this paper. Jniv II
WANTED, BYA w HITE WOMAN A
wv situation as Chambermaid, can also attend to chill
dren ana do housework and is willing to make herself
AND ASHLEY STREETS Jniv
WANTED, BY YOUNG MAN. A sITUA-
w TiON In some Wholesale Retail Dry Goods or
grocery mouse; has some knowledge Of the Dry Goods
ana thorough knowledge OF the Grocery BUSINESS hay
ing been In that business on his account. he viii
STUDY the interest OF his employer willing to
make himself generally useful. Salary no object Best
Of references furnished Address ''F." through the
Postofice. or apply at this office. June II
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RTNA FIRE kNGINE COMPANY
'HHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE
Com any will be held This Evering 14th inst. at
ga O'Clock. at the Hall OF the German Fire COMPANY
memhors are Re quested to bo punotua
- By order. JOHN McLEISH,
ouiy II Secretary,
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COPARTNEH sHIP NOTICE
IU'HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIsTINc
i under the name and style of AUSTIN & ALBEE
mas this day dissolved according articles of agree
meht' (Signed.) EARLES AUSTIN.
CHARLES II. ALBER
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CLARETs. WINES AND CORDIALS.

UthE UNDERSIGNED CALLS THE PARTICULAR
Il attention OF the CONNOISSEURS OF SUMMER
@ that he has received direct the Importing
W1 voice or 0HOiCE TABLE CLARETS, WINES AND
prices. Vi Nv INC" fosk
u; These Wines are warranted IMPORTED, and ss such
SUI M tne nnest taste They need only trial to con-
vince tne consumer OF their superior qualities Tho fol-
lowing list embraces portion Of the Stock on hand
1881 lSt Ionis 1877
PPIanuehourg medoc . Chateau Margeau, 1851
Chateau Margeau, 1851 Chabis ~
Haut Sauterne Kirchenwasser
Vermouth Etc etc
T. f. b. cordially extends to strangers as we'll as the
1saent puohc' an invitation to inspect this stock of
WINES. assuring them that call will incur NOT the
least obligation to purchase. O' '1'
EVERT E. BEDFORD,
no. 26o KING STREET. OPPOSITE HAsEL.
o"iy - thRtu
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OOPARTNERSHIPS.
INSTALLATIONS

.,, DISSOLUTION.
'INhE MERCANTILE OOPARTNERSHIP, UNDER
the name and style of B. 3. RHETT Il SON of this
city was by the death Of tie former dissolved on the
Sd OF July, 1860. tuths3 JpIv IN M
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FOR SALE.

/ ANDS FOR sALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER
oilers for sale all Of his LANDS in the Fork of
Eusto RIVERS, Orangeburg District from to miles
from Midway. 9. Railroad. Five places-one Of Io0o
scG where he now resdes of TOO O
open land and otherwise part Of the lands are river
ands on South Edisto and part rst-cass pine lands:
or he will cut up said places in tracts of anv size To
purchasers. Address d T. RR1oNSoT @ \, sui'
July tuss tJd.ra g.
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NO 269 KING STREET, OPPOSITE HAsEI.
'"1 20 thBtu
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CUSTOMS SALE.
BY WILLIAM C. COOK,
AucroSEER-Ofice, 1875 Gravier street
U. S. CUSTOM HOUSE, CoLLEcroR,s OFFICE,
CUSTOMS SALE


U. s CUSTOM HOUSE, CoLLEcroR's OFFICER
New Orleans, Nov. 3, 1866
MONDAY, Nov. 10, MT 10 o'clock A. NJ,
I'VE accordance with the provisions Of Sections H. II IL
and a of Of Congress approved July Is 1866 the follow
tiGn NJ Warehouse No l. in the Custom House budi. g
Customhouse street entrance
Seized July 28h--l9 boxes Cigars, box Merchandise
sack Merchandise, barrel Moiasses. Sugar case
Champagne, Wine marked F. G., on steamship
Southern STAR for violation of Sect 6S act Of March
1893
Seized August 18th Marked J. a. K O. No I'D, cases
Krshwasser steamship Fire Queen for violation of Sec
tion 2, acs of June 80 1864
brig Ballot Box for violation of Section l0 act Of March
2 1889
for violation Of Section 6S, act Of March 2 1888
Seized August 23dMsrked Flor de Merdiana 10 boxes
Q00O Cigars Post 49, Second District, for violation of
Section 50, of March 2, 1899
Seized August 24-Marked Media Regaa Walter Scott
package 1000 Cigars brig Hope for violation Of Sec
ton Of July 2 1865 also marked Concha Flor de Nj
GustO package OF 1900 Cigars,
Seized August 2hg jars Olives and empty Jars on brig
Se2ed AmgTs 2tRMarked Stores case Of l6j0 Cigars
schooner Welcome for violation OF Sect 6S act Of March
come for violation of Section Is act Of March Q 1923
Seized August 29l-Marked P, demilohns Liquor and
demiohns Liquor at the corner Of BIenyle and LeYee
Seized September 3d-lO boxes tlOtD Cigars and box
Sweeets schooner Flying Scud for violation Of Section
Seized September iSh-I case Claret Wine and case
White Vine on bark Commerce, for violation OF Section g.
Seized September lOth-Marked Hanna & Co. / box 600
Cigars brig Ben Delano for violation OF Section J. ac
Seized September 25h-Marked Honori Dorm, box 4
DOZEN Linen Handkerehefs, schooner riy Butts for VIC
atiGn of Section 6s act Of March 1885, also marked
marked BeauchauX. Cav H. DORM package Merchandise
WIN. P. KELLOGG.
Call fTTEtOu
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MARsHAL7s MONITIONg.


UNITED STATES .hAfoitLS MUNIIIUN.
United States schooner Helena her tackle SOD Cigars
wOTpEGkaEes Cigarettes in the United Dstrieb
Court. for the District Of Louisiana, No, S6l5.
IN OBEDTNCE to an Admiralty vibrant, to
lime directed in the above entitled suit seized
and my possession the Helena ack
apparel and also seized in the hands of VIM r. Kellogg
Cigarettes nov libelled by the United States Of America for
the causes set forth in the libel now pending in the District
thereof AID all every persons
having pretending have any right title
the to be and appear at District Court Of the
United States for the District aforesaid to be holden the
CITY Orleans before the third Monday from the
date hereof show cause any they have can why the
property should not be condemned and be sold reeahy
TO the prayer oflibellant.
United States Marshals Office New Orleans, twenty
CUTHBERT BULLITT
United States Marshal.
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- Mrs. Windows Mystic Pills are pre-
pared only legmate purpose and the only safe and
effective medicine for females extsnt.
Do tfe with health and cheap and dangerous
medicine which druggists have bought, and will recommend
being ignorant Oftheir properties.
They certain for all those painful and dangerous
disorders to which constitution is subject They
moderate all excess and all distractions they nvg
the debatAd and delicate, and by regulating aud
strengthening system the hue of health restored to the
cheeks of tho spine and limbs relieved and all the
indications of debility removed. maiden, wife
mother should be without them.
Try hem-use according direction and be convinced that
they are the Lady's Friend
AK for MRS. WINSLOW's MYSTIC PILLS. Take none
other. Price 50 per box, or three boxes for So
For sale by all druggists.
Wholesale Agent for the South,
street
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LOTTERIES.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 10000.
KENTUCKY STATE
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
MURRAY, EDDY & Co........... .......... MANAGERS.
TO BE DRAWN AT
10 BE DRAWN AT
Covinston, KY, as Glass N. Thursday.
November 18th.
SCH E'ME :


APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
Approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
manning units of the ten of the number
drawing the 500 900 Prtzs $4,b30
approximation prizes Of $500 each for nine re-
drawing The $50 900 Przs -,'s 2,7c3
approximation prizes of $3.50 each for the nine re-
manning units of the of the number
drawing the S. $50 prize Of 80
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine re-
manning units OF the same ten of the number
drawing the 5000 prize are ~. 1880
approximation prizes Of 800 each for the nine re-
manning units Of the same ten of the numbers
drawing the $3.50 prizes re.....-........,,.,. aE
approximation prizes OF 500 each the nine re-
naming units Of the same ten Of the numbers
drawing the 81 500 prizes an0
527 prizes amounting s27O coo
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PHOTOGRAPHY.
rFURNEE G. COHEN
PHOTOGRAPH AND FINE ART GALLERY
Re. So Camp street.

Trusting that the liberal patronage friends and the
public will continue have sngagei services of Mr. E.
H. HOWELL operator who ba surpassei for skill.
full and artistic ability. Our artist Mr. REICHNAN is sec
ond to none in the country.
gentlemen with many others for our business ha We
Lately arrived from New York and prepared to
pictures the smallest miniature your watch dial
to full fe-size portraits.
The public invited call aud make critical examine.
onflr themselves of the many specimens of well
known ciazenB of this city.
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Notice to ConsiGnees-The steamship
Monterey, Capt Edwards from New York, is dis.
charging oppoaie Jackson Square. Consignees will
please call and settle freight bills AID receipt for their
goods the Levee otherwise they will be stored at their
risk and expense. WILLIAM CREEVY, Agent,
Garnndelat street
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WINTER MEETING.
10 Commence On December e2, 1866.

To Commence On December e2, 1866.
FIRST DAy-sATURDAY, December %. Post ztake for
all ages Two mile heats. SOD entrance $50 added To
close October /, three TO fiji.
SAME DAY-sweepstaka fUr 3 year olds Mile heats
800 entrance half forfeit $500 added To close October
SECOND DAY-IUESDAY, December g. Purse $1,000
for all ages. Two mile heats
THIRD DAY--WEDNESDAY, December %. Purse $780,
for all ages Dash Of three miles
SAME DAY-Pur.e 500 for all ages. Mile heats.
FOURTH DAY-rHURSDAY. December o. Annual
stke for year ods Mile 500 entrance half forfeit
$500 added. To close November / three to fill.
SAME DAY-AnnIa Stake for year 0 d. Two mile
hests $3.50 entrance 500 Forfeit $500 added To
November |; three more to fill.
SAME DAY-Purse $500 for all ages Dash Of Two miles
FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY. December 28, Purse $3.50. Mile
heats best three in five.
SIXTH DAY-sATURDAY, December %. Purse $500.
Three mile heats
SEVENTH DAY-TUESDAY, January l, 1867. Purse
5000 Dash of four miles.
SAME DAY-Purse $3.50 Two mile heats.
No reduction for walk In Sweepstakes the second
horse his stake and in Purse Races money
ten per cent. goes to the second horse.
Jockey Club Rules, H. B. FOLEY, Superintendent,
Box 23l, n. 0. Post Office.
THE MECHANICS AND
AGRICULTURAL FAIR ASSOCIATION
OF LOUISIANA.
The FIRST GRAND FAIR of this Association will take
place the
FAIR GROUNDS, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Commencing on
Tuesday, Goth Of November next,
Inventors manufacturers agricultuss raisers and
Others any portion the United States DESTROYS of being
represented in this industrial exhibition obtain full in
formation by addressing the officers of the association.
/ n. MARKS, President.
LUTHER HOMES Secretary and Treasurer.
C. H LoCoMB, Chairman OF the Committee Fair
Grounds
CRESCENT CITY MUSEUM
40 AND AZ sr CHARLES ST., OPPOSES sD CHARLES HOTEL
Open from 8A. N till LIP NJ. Daily.
f. W. sCHAFFER. MANAGER
The Museum building has been refed and enlarged at
expense expressly for the Curioses be exhbi
| ted therein.
| OVER TEN THOUSAND CUR1osITIES. comprising
Wild Beasts, Birds, Fishes, Insects Minerals Paintings
Coins Relics of the Revolution and wonderful things from
every part the known world will be there found exhibit
ton. In connection with the above curostes, AMESS
| GREAT TRAVELLING MENAGERTE consisting of African
Lions Tigers, Leopards, Kangaroos, Balloons, Birds Etc
will daily exhibition together with celebrated Chi ese
Juggers Artists who perform wonderful and daring
feats in Knife Throwing, Etc. The intrepid LA BELLE
LOUISE and her Performing Animals will daily add the
attractions of the Museum. e..-.. ...
| Admission 50 cents; Children % cents.
The Crescent City Museum will open Wednesday, Oct 10th
l
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VENTE DE PARTkGE-JACoB U. PAYNE Il .TTEsog
p Harrison Winter W Breazeae ct autrefxfeuas
Cour de District de Ia Nouvele- OrIeausNo. 1872
TN VERIFY d'un ordre de yente % naoa
FL aresse par honorable juge la SixiGrne Cour Dis
ret de htat de Ia Louisiana daBs lie process cidsssu or
raj plus haut rncherseUr porte ia mai
de de IL paroisse de Aalch0ches YkNDREDI e
jour de noTembre 1856 entire II heuIes aeurez
de tapreid Ia propriee sufva1ts dects dams
lie dit orire s4roir-
GENERALEMEET QUELC0EQGE ces nnrcearx de-
stueS la rive droite DIS yfere Rarye
Descendant environ dxhuit miles agdesus la wills des
Aachtocles dams Ia dte pa0se des Fatchaches for
naut ensemble &c que on n9mne lhabitation eteae''
semble les basses authorizations aai trou
vent GU De quelque maniere qui lu superintendent
JT- CoHDITr1ss yEETE-Gn tierg du priy dacf,st
devfa pEye compliant mains etle daux
ant deu paements annues eganx dg jon De IA yene,
queis placements tee gcheten fourEra Obli
cations paybes propre grdre q endoses blanc
ui ct girantis par acte dhypatseqde special tue
habttaon Les blets pour les placements psF
ntere5 raison de pour ceat du Ter inv 1861
usqua eur Placement possession de Ihahaton san yree
j. C. HUGHES sheriff
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REMOVALS.

REMOVALS.
r EMovAL......,......... REMOVAL.
W. H. II. wITuERELL, COMMISSION MERCHANT |
and DEALER in HIDES. LEATHER and WOOL has
removed his Office to wITHERELL& CO., 30 and 80 New
Levee street Warehouse 30 Commerce street.
r EMOyAL.....,.,.......... REMOVAL
The LOUISIANA AND TEXAS PETROLEUM STOVE |
AND GAsLIGHT COMPANY have removed to 228 MAGA-
ZINE STREET where parties supplied with Cooking
and Heating Stoves.
r EHEogAL.......,........ REMOVAL.
The Office o. the TEXAS AND NEW ORLEANS RAIL
ROAD COMPANY Housiana Division) has been removed
to No. 1874 Common street, second aoor.
Gao CLARK, Vice President.
" R ApAxs, Secretary.
r EaOVAL.........,..... .......,... REMOVAL.
JOHN cLAIBoRNEs LAW OFFICE,
From No Il Camp street,
To No. Ia Carondelet street.
r EsaovAH...,........... .......,... REMOVAL.
SIMON ]. FnATow d CO. from No g1 Magazine street,
to Nos 1874 and l26 NEW LEyEE, near G1RoD street.
SIMON J. FLATow & co.
r EMoyAL,..........,..,..-...,....RE REMOVAL,
WELLER CHEW < CO. have removed to No. 10 NEW
LEyEE STREET, store recently occupied BY A. F.
Cochran.
D EAToyAL-J. H KELLER PROPRIETOR OF
Southern Soap Factory,
Has removed his OFFICE AND SOAP DEPOT
No. 80 Poydras Street.
New Orleans, November LIST, 1865.
r. EMovAL.,...,......,.. REMOVAL
HARVEY, MCMAHON Il Co, Cotton Factors and Com
mission Merchants their Office 22 Caron-
deet street.
r EMovAL....... REMOVAL.
We have this day REMOVED into new office, NO. ll6
CARONDELET STREET, Cup stairs.)
KERN & sHEARER
New Orleans Oct II, 1860
r EMOVAL............... ........"REMOVAL
| FALLS, ALLISON 4 CO., from No 90 Magazine street
to No 1872 GRAVIER STREET, between Carondele and Ba
FALLS, ALLISON & co.
r EATovED. ...........REHOvED
SCHMIDT b ZEIGLER have removed to Nos 40, 81, 8
and IS NEW LEvEE STREET, opposite Natehez Alley.
r EMoVED '..:- ~ REMOVED
i SOULEs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND TELE
GRAPH INSTITUTE hss been removed to the Commodou
Building Nos 80 and So Camp street. of Nacrez Ope
day and evening. This is null Commercial Bust
ness College, in all its departments perfect
strucOn extended Banks and Stores connected where
is received and paid goods actually bought and Sold tn
books regularly kept and all the attendant duties of the Mer
chant Book keeper Correspondent and Clerk are practically
| performed by the student
All persons interested in Commercial Education respect
fully invited to visit and examine the merits and advantage
of this old popular Foe circulars call
! Office, address GEORGE SOULE, New Orleans,
GECOND JUSTECES COURT
| GEO H. BRAUGHN-Judga
! JOHN G. KUZAC-Constable
The above Court has been removed to the e Coz
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CATURDAY, Nov 10, at IL o'clock N
. at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange Royal
street will be sold
situate in the town Of GarrOloH in the parish of Jefferson
being triangle bounded by Levee street, CarfoOn
and First street aea3nnz lsss 58 feet front on
Carroton GIL teet2 inches " lines front First
street and 1913 feet inches front evee street. forming the
site OF the long establish ed popular Hotel known public
the CARR0LLfOS HOTEL
The Improvements the above descrbed grounds st
of large twostory bnding wiki geriss in front and
rear and distributed into paOrs ea harrao and
numerous sleeping apartments rhs building is surrounded
tnue in the past 70 be the mo-; popular places Of
public resort and amusement. New Orleans.
Under the administration Of the CarFOton Railroad
cars will Carrolton every Eve minutes thus making
that town suburb of this city The Hotel has lately been
furnished fitted great cost and all the fixtures
and furniture will be sold with the Hotel.
H TKRMsThe purchaser the payment Of note
s6 &C. dated June g. 1886 bearing cent interest
and payable after date and for S65 e. dated
June g. 1866 bearing interest," ann payable two
dae Of which notes secured by morga2e
upon the grounds above described For the balan &c
price adjudication purchaser will pay onehir
cash. the II and IS months in his notes pay
able his order bearing interest at the rate o. per
cent annn secured by mortgage up9n the prs ry
until final payment This holdings to be kept insured ~ y
purchaser the satisfaction Of the vendor and Focy Oh IN
surance transferred IN vendor
sale before S. Maaner Notary Public, at the eHpsn
Of the purchaser, incudngthe cost Of stamps
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HARRY 4. HAYS,
Sheriff of the Parrish ii fJIleaa.
SALE FOR PARTITIoN-JACoB Z. PAYNE 4 JTLs0H
If Se9 (Taaus-No

SALE FOR PARTITIoN-JACoB Z. PAYNE 4 JTLs0H
Court of New Oreans-No. 1892.
RY VIRTUE Of an order Of sale to me d7-
~ rected ny the Honorable Judge Of the Sixth Judicial Dis
trct state Of Louisiana in the entitled case W III
offer FOR sale 70 the highest bidder tie Courho door Of
the parish ri Satctitne FRIDAY the 31 T II No
yeEnher l5 between the hours Of II A. u and r. NJ the
M STSt:4fsR TfIs y ~ ~ 9IgeT, 70 VT
situated lying and being tie right bank Of Red River de-
seeudfnE about eighteen miles above the tagn # Naeh-
chess in said PARISH Of Nacnitochss forming together
what Is calico the breazeae Pansatan Containing alto
buildings and Improvements theron il an Wise Bpertai1
ing thereto
RAJ TERMS Or sALEone-thrd to be paid cash ii hand
and the remaining twotards in equal
from The day Of for which deferred pavn1ens a mr.
chaser must execn,e his prerassoy payable to lis own
order and ndorsed in blank ny him aud to be ssrnrel T
special act Of mortgage the entire paatat The notes
for the deferred Payments 70 interest rate u ~
AID possession Of the plantation to he delivered s
Day 5f January 1861 TO the purchaser,
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: The Queeng The Qaeen !-The elueen

- The Queeng The Queen:-The Queen
OF HAIR REsToRERsl-Mrs. Wnslows Queen Hair Re-
sterer is queen not only in NAME but in virtues.
1t is hehest Hair Restorer offered to the public
An inbe and preserver of the hair if faithfully
applied.
1t is hair dye
1t directly upon roots of the hair changing gray
hair to Its original life colo arresng decay and
falling ont of the hair Graduating scurf and dandruE
curing all humors of the scalp.
1t will change dry and why hair soft and luxuriant
resses
It imparts delightful fragrance to the hair.
if You wish to your hair as in youth and
sesan ii through life use MRS. WINSLOW'S QUEEN HAIR
8ESTORER Price 81 per bottle.
j. GONEGAL, General Agent,
&c st. Charles street, N. O.
- Surely, Steadily, succeaEfuIIy, sutalau.
derxtractof Buku caring every of Kidney Disease
RhsuEzatsm Gravel Urinary Disorders Weakness
in the Rack Female Complaints and Troubles arising from
Exoesses of ny kind
Come 20 All 1dl TsF snlo,anders'Take other Bucku
Gold by aiapot- aries Price, 81. D. Barnes Co. New
FORK and Eernes Co. Blew Orleans, Southern egeute
BEsegh Rogers, Wholesale Druggists Boston, Mass gene
gal agents.
--CGI2aSe's Honey SOap-Thfs celebrated
Toilet Soap universal demand 10 made from tho
choicest materials, mild scd eoient In Its nature, fra
gyany scented extremely action upon the
by all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
E0R sALE.,.......,.,,,..... FOE SALE.
$50 bbs of APPLES Of different kinds in store aud for sale
''' D"'s' % arrive 's'N''' NJ. JEFF THOMPSON,
No. Commoa street
TOE sALE........,.........-.,,..,.Fos SALE.
$50 eaddisg Superior CHEWING TOBACCO.
NJ. JEFF. THOMPSON,
q No Common street.