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Al bills with regusr advertisers shall be rendered month
s "a r. { - -4 --- .4
rus wrszrr is pusishsd every Saturday M or
az s. per saEu, in advance; haifyearly
enaE.ery, saaas rises; alaesa eoples " cents E.
NoanAy MoRNINf, MAPCu 10 1895
$50
ScRuratsE YoUR TIcKErs. See that the tickle
syon vote to-day ara the genuine ones Snd are i,
made lib Eartly Of Tie Democratic candidates Il,
parity u kae Opposition. The correct TIL 81 non
nees win u found Id to-day u CREscENr. Ill
a. - --- 49, IA
NEW PfsLIeA TIoNs. We have received fron
the publishers, Messrs. D. Appleton 8 Co., Az
and s45 Brealway, New Ycrk, through Messrs
Blelock Co. Of this city, the following works
beautifully arilted and beund, vlz.
Ballads and Translationsss By Constantine B
!, Brooks, an English poet, and woman of educa
lion and gcnias Many Of the ballads possess
merit and 0ripfalitv the translations are chiefly
frorn AnacresnsfsIld the Greek dranafsts, and the
Danish. 3i
EseEnents Id intellectual Philosophy, N BY Rev.
Joseph Aiden. III. D., Il. r. ok, late President 81
Jefferson College. This appears to be d work Of
srudItion and xplanatory Of the mental facuI-
q Hes The dedcasisn is addressed to tie poet. W.
TIC. Bryant
& Principles Of EEucation,n drawn from nature
and revelation, and applied to female education in
The upper classes, BY the author Of Amy Her.
4 bert and other tales We believe this to be a
sound and Instructive essay upon the duties Of
parents, guardians ana goyernesses, lin bringing up
their precions charges ia The ways Of honor and
FcctitaGa; Il should hold prominent place in
n every family library.
4 Mind ii Nature; .orsshe Origin Of Life. and the
Mode ofrthe Development Of Animals, y BY Henry
James Clark, ~. B., b. s., Adjunct Professor of
Zoology b Harvard University, member of various
Learned societies. ETC., etc This i empbaticallv
X ny anu
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snot furnish y a. " 4;
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- III, stcisnt MI 9. ~
Hotel j..
brated PAM sar HotaI 80 Al. t.
<,orp;y,r saasan S, IS & e 3 -
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reaerf II tha s,ss III or,,r i, - 4.
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aayas ~ VINO
10 Nh ~ ioIh 70
[ s.io never GOES lungs hy
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~ a. pIos,ns ms purchase,
M = M notei Lhe sur erior OF
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SUGCESsION OF w. = H.. BowLEs-
~ SECOND DISTRICT CouRr of New Oreans.-Notice is
hereby given to the creditors late W. b. Bowles to
present their claims properly authenticated against
ceased TO W. Conger ESQ, the under acting
Mary bowes the ADMINISTRATIVE at the Office Of P. h.
Foley, 81 Perdido street. the undersigned =
L. RACE. FOSTER E. T. MERRICK,
Attorneys for the succession Of Camp street and Com
mercial Place N WA,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-12

MooDy's SHIRTS AND FURNISHING Goops.-
Moody's advertisement in our paper this morning
announces that at his renowned granite palace -
corner of Canal and Royal streets, he has on hand
an immense supply Of spring shirts and other sea
sonabis seaslemen's furnishing goods. The reader
% referred to the advertisement for an idea of the
great variety Of his stock His very extensive and
rapid sales, Wholesale and retail, enable him to.
dispose Of his supplies At very low profit for by
ell-known law Of trade, quick sales make small
urotits remunerative Il
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AUCTION SALES.

| LARGEANp PEREMPToRY SALE OF MATCH HORSES,
Saddle and Harness Horses Work Miles, Buggies Harness.
etc, at auction.
BY MONTGOMERY q EKO.,
R. NJ MONTGOMERY, Auctoneer.
g-s.t.-3.. ss,s--.-=- .--- Ohce--S9 Camp street.
TUESDAY, 1sth instant, at IL o clock A.
Mat Phil Liners stable Grayler street, will be sold
Match Horses.
Fine Saddle and Harness Horses
Fine Work Mules. s. ..u
Several Top and Open Buggies, Harness. etc.
aS-TERxs-Cash in q. S. Treasury notes.
VALUABLE RESIDENCE IN THE FIRST DISTRICT
| at auction.
BY MONTGOMERY 81 BRO,
| l-- X 4 NJ MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer
r~ -~ ofice-s7 Camp street.
~ 4 rs Merchants aueoaseis' Exchange, viii
90 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all the
' ana hs
y the S II feet front on Fpsre
buildings consist of desirable twostory frame residence
Act of sale before the expense of the purchaser
| nJr TER,s-Cash in U. S. Treasury notes
COTTON. ............... COTTON COTTON
60 bales Cotton at Auction
BY MONTGOMERY ~ BRO,
{F#4 r. NJ MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer.
oH6ce-s9 Camp street.
salesToom q Camp street viii Be seid s"'eioek' at
60 bales Cotton. t.t.-g-.. .e.
Y Samples ready at sale. @ II" sF A
ss- TERMs-cash in United States Treasury notes 9n.
FuENiTuRE .FURNITUHE.
BIZ MONTGOMERY q EEO,
& R. VI. MONTGOMERY. Auctioneer
March a3, MT IL O'Clock A. M.
assrasn a 81 sn isTs1 M f SD
ss hasew9ed Mahogany and Walnut Bedseads, Bureaus
sas Tep assss
M sss Teg Side Bssr s. ,
Paintings ceokng Stoves and Utensils being the
~ large invoice of Cottage Beds Cane and Wood Seat
M TERMs-Cash lz ...u-
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY Furniture
LAM ct Auction, account of departure
BY MONTGOMERY a. REQ,
4. r. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer.
oiice-S7 Camp street.
WEDNEsBAsY, March Ia, at 10 o,eiock
M at the corner of Rampant and St. Louis streets,
The enze residence consis ting Of elegant
Rosewood and Mahogany Bedroom and Paror Sets
and Engravng, Brocatee and Lace 6usain Gas Fixtures
ETC., etc.
One re f II r fess PIANO aSo:
THE VALUABLE GROCERY STAND AND DEPESD
euces No sl2 carondses Date ApoO between Clio and
Erato Streets at Auction. ea a.
BY MONTGOMERY e. RHO.,
R. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer
s 45 Oiee-ST Camp street |
SATURD.AsT. March n, ~ AZ O'Clock Mr..
street, will be Sold
buildings and thereon situated in the First
nrs ars ss sn the bounded By csrsndse
Carondelet. by 100 feet in depth.
The Building desirable Grocery STAND known
32 Carondelet admirably adapted that business with
back building containing four rooms cslen yard
paved.
HSr TERxs-Cssh IN o. s. Treasury Notes.
Plan exhibited at place ofsale
Act Of sale before ------- notary public at the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-12

KREEGER Il SELIaMAN's DRY GooDs STORE
The ladies Of the upper part of the city and of
Garrollton. and IN fact from ali parts of town,
viii find it to their interest whenever they want
anything in the dry goodsliae no matter what it
is, TO inspect the large and fresh stock Of goods
now offered for sale by Messrs. Kreeger & seGg-
man, No. COZ Magazine street, whose advertise.
8ment appears In to-day's paper. This house Is
composed Of gentlemen who stick closely to their
business, give it their individual and CON
aeqnently not only keep up with the markets and
the wants Of the public, but sell their goods at the
most reasonable prices. Having lately opened a
large stock of seAsonable and well selected goods
they are prepared to receive all calls and guaran-
tee satisfaction both as to quality and price. 1t
would be an endless task to enumerate all the
varied goods Of every quality from the finest to the
cheapest, that Messrs. Kreeger& Selgman keep
on hand and go the best advice we can give our
lady friends .is to go and see for themselves.
Remember that their establishment is at the Mar
BILE Hall building, No. COZ Magazine street, OPP
posits St. Elizabeth Asylum, and the street cars
carry you right to the door.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-12

e'sDfR AID visssAx assssrs. Army d
Blanc q Peters street. opposite he Custom Hsavs,
advertise draftsls II barrels ana buAtled ale, boz
Ter and cider 1pfsaIe ia boxes ssitai2e Tor ship+
ping They have aaso constantly on hand pure
mali vinegar, These having orders with then,
will haye the goods delivered ig any psst Of the
free Of charge. Families. hotel pra,rietors
apdssteemboat naen, ana The trade eenersiiy, viii
tlndltt a9lvailta geaus q petxoniss ts.ia house.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-12

FOR HORSES AND CATTLE. s.srNs
viii restore them to health and having been in
constant use over twenty-five years have wide repua
the public. - 75'- pN'i ''et "nete" W
is efficiency viii be proved by single trial for any Of the
ha cattle or horses subject dste
per- gaRders loss Of Appetite hide bound inward sprans nd
also sure preventive founder Stiffness coughs colds bolts
and heaves carries of all gross hunors pures the bood
Of the animal. - $500 80 "so
accompany each package Wholesale dealers will receive
liberal discount. Constantly on hand and for sale by
tFlrisR ..aat,s & "a ig5 III THOMAS +. WALKER,
5StI.. .tr.4a'g4 Es54 6S Grayier street, 3
Soa agent for Inpisiana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-12

REMovtL Mr.. George Gray, importer and
dexter in foreign ales and porters, and agent for
the celebrated firm OF Mr.. Evans of Edinburgh,
hes removed his warsrooms to 81 Camp street,
nearly opposite our Office. K
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-12
CHOICE PROPERTY ON DAUPHGNE STREET NEAR
Canal streesucccssion Stuart Wilkins Fisk deceased
~ j. Ii. WALTON az DEsLoNDE,

Office AZ Carondelet street, corner of Union
WEHS E&DAY, the 4th day of April, I sG6
at u o'clock NJ at the Merchants and Auconeers Elk
chanSe on Royal street. between Canal and
Streets BY virtue ana in of order the Hon
John W. Thomas Judge of the Second District Cout Of New
Orleans 18th of February 1856 Docket No
70 the following described property for the
TWO LOTS OF GROUND with the buildings and irnprove
mens thereon in the Second District this city in the
square bounded by Dauphue Burgundy, and Custom
honse streets designated BY the letters having
eseh ~ eet d OF an inch front on Daupine street, depth
OF y feet, between equal and parallel lines
The improvements nearest Canal consist
a two story brick building.
NJ e1" TERMS AMI CoyDITfOss-One-half Cash, in u s.
easury notes to be paid the day Of sale remain
DER n the notes Of the purchasers payable year from
dy OF sale to their own order bearing rate
OF seven per cent per from date maturity eight
per cent after maturity il not nctuly paid pay.
en The payment OF the notes and interest
= Acts OF sale before NJ, Gernon Notary Public,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-12

TOBACCO, SHOE BLEACHING AND PORTFOLIOS
@ RF ID. e. MORPHY,
BG gtgas AUcTIoNEER-ofice, At Magazine street
"WEDNESDAY. March IL, at 10 O'Clock
" NJ, in the Lafayette street Warehouse, corner Of
Lafayette and Magazine Streets for OF whom NAV
concern, will oe sold '
l5o boxes Virginia Chewing Tobacco
Ii Leaf Tobacco
rs bbls. of Masons Shoe Backing -.-. 81.
s.-. l50 dozen Portfolios. t..
EJ~TERMs-Cash.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-12

POSITIVE SALE TO CLOSE CoNsIGNMENTs TO THE
rade consisting of Window Glass, Ae Porter Yellow and
CASTLE Soap, Straw, Wrapping and Hardware Paper.
BY ROBINSON 6s NASH .#'
ztt W.. l. ROBINSON, Auctoueer
Ofce-Corner Carondeet and Gravier streets
'TUESnAY, March Is, at IN O'Clock, at
Streets will be sold .Esss a@t+si r77'1' -
23T boxes of Glass, from 10xl4 to 2az35
80 bills Philadelphia Cream Ale. q ~
30 ..5a N. Porter. @4s. W.. re E5}f .-'s.. 'r6
1000 lbs. Brown Soap, in boxes. 3Jg1g .as g8. ~.
1000 lbs Yellow -. 49,. A = -.. ..ll. .. Nv.
1888 lbs. CASTLE \. :, +." VI ,f r-
from I4xlS to 40x4S FL s 1871 y : II - 'F'
80 rolls of Hardware Paper, 27x40 inch fr
EJ- TERMs-Cash, in U s. Treasury Notes.
81. .1s EXTENSIVE SALE OF DRY GOODS.
BY JOHN G. BLOMNI ASH RI
AUoTIoNEER-Ofee and saesroon, 50 Bienvlle street.
TUESDAY, March 18th, at o o'clock A. M. !,
= at his sslesrooms No SO BenviIle street, will be sold
r4H NJ a50lots of seasonable Dry Goods r--El.E
-.Ql 1850 5..N Clothing #.- 5u.aH.I1
+taN FRA EW AND IN N- gan. : q
gtl- 100 :. Straw Hats and Bonnets " 4.Ua
m3- TERMs-At sale. 3-4ss. lHeNEglr.. al ..l.as ..g
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-12

TEE GaEAr SoUrHERs AND WESTERN LIFE AND
Accident Insurance COMPANY have secured the
bni.iing corner Of Common and Carondelet
streets, formerly occupied by Adams Express
Company, and ara fitting it up as their office.
They will be ready for business in few days.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-12

SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING, Erc,--Attention
IS directed to the advertisement Of Messrs. Garth
waite, Lewis y Stuart Tulane buildings, 81 and SO
Camp street. They have very extensive stock
Of well assorted spring and summer clothing,
which, with great variety of furnishing goods
and travelling equipments, they sell retail as we'll as
Wholesale. Their supplies are adapted to ali
classes. Every quality, from the most elegantly
fashions BILE garment to abusiness or working suit
may be lad at this establishment at low prices.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-12

PeNrua AH;rssAn RaILnoAD DfvrnEND. The
stockholders il she Pontehartrain Railroad Com
pany PRE- advertised elsewhere in our paper tina,
divideaa rs ten per cent. on the capital stock
haa been sclareds and will be payable On satur.
dAys A wa do .notsarr III ecnlyIyery lately that
thls impr Aas been saying, and ita pros.
perity II at 9nce I'M evidence Of improved man
agement add dia6fS asbg business.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-12

OFFICE ASSISTANT QuARrERMAsTEE,
Water Transportation, foot of st. Andrew street.
New Orleans March g. 1866.
SATURDAY, March IA, at IL O'Clock M.
~ me Feican Ship Yard Agiers La will be sold pub
m Nine C) Flats or Pontoon Boats
These boats be the Pelican Shin Yard Algiers
La. w = N ''" 'N' SAAsAe'' p
EJ~TERMs-Cash in U. s. Treasury notes
by order OF Col j. G. CHANDLER
Chief Quarermaster Depot oil New Orleans
... ........ . ...... E. s. ALLEN,
.-'' - Brevet Lieut.. Col and A. @ NJ
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ANAL STREET SQUARES OF CIRCUMCISION
D.. q. District. ET.t
Ii Y j. IL. WALTON & DEsIoNHE,

ofice-47 Carondeet street.
SATUEDAY,M March II, 1896, NJ az o'clock
NJ ~ me Merehahts and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND, in the Second District, .,
and ssss sy gsna Nv :,
s hs Sss aasad ns 20 plan by Pile bpOa civil
The lots measure s in the sls feet inches o.
Bernadotto street and the same on 81 Pa sss
AN IRREGULAR SQUARE OF GROUND, in the secon .,
District of this CITY, divided into eighteen lois bonded
Canal Gustomhogs Murat and streets desgnaed
civil engineers dated March, 1856 pau W ZINC pep0a'uy'
h s,ts %es az s in the n, aggregate III lines
B feet inches on Murat stest and ISL feet line on
third cash in United States Treasury notes:
the balance in az Is and "a months in the pnr
cent eventual interest," and mortgage the property until
sle before Geo W. cbristy Notary Public at the ex.
pense Of the purchasers
BUILDINGS SHEDS DOCKS, LUMBER, SCRAP IRON,
Machinery Spars Copper Pipes Boats ETC. etc. a. auc-
ton, for account Of the U. S. Navy Department.
RY j. R. WALTON sR DEsLoNDE,
J.B WALTON Auctioneer
Ohice-47 Carondele street, corner Of CaioB
4. head 18th 2 5 sssnp Is at
sns az S RssnS ,s By orfsf and Tor
Wit b. T. s egSSk \ Naval stokeepe the following property
ONE BUiLDISS on the Levee known as tho s,va,o.,,
peTtGr r Shop g BY 30 feet with Offices attached
bayn b Mean x xs an excellent storage warehouse permission
one LUMBER SHED Ooby II feet. o. From. and
az 3NE BOAT SHED 22 by q e head Of Erato street
oS QoTTAGG oFfTsE, 20 fee. SQUARE inside with
'ee OF balcony all around situated in the Reading Press
large lot Of assorted Inmbsr Docks FIR ra.r vss,.,,
@ IRON Machinery spsrs, Copper Still Pipes Boats etc
~ TERss-Cash in U. s. Treasury Notes
ne sae WI commence at the head of ST. Joseph street. on
the LeVee' with the Carpenter Shop, Docks, etc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-12

4ogSa's <SHnkA AIE. 5essrs. Edwd Thomp.
s9n q e. have int received an invoice Of this
ffcsSl SCI tlisir advertisement. ISL
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By ID. e. EOKPHY,
AucTIoFEER-Ofce, AZ Magazine street
"WEDNESDAY. March IL, MT ne o,clack
sold hN'E'e RI, - >'eN w." w
The Az fast sailing brig Herald register $500 bar
ready for sea st{'F . r. II al 7lT'+77T7 -
HN~TERMs-Cash ..-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-12

GOOD MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT FURNITURE
'".@. at auction, without reserve
BY GARDNER SMITH, YExsEr &, co
"' GARDNER Smith, Auctloneer
--1L.F Office 80 Camp street.
TUESDAY, March 18th. at 10 q o,cIock
l. ~ NO. 227 Magazine street, between - and De
lord streets will be Sold Dr.
me contents OF three story brick house. comprising part
good Mahogany Bedeads, Armors Bureaus Wash Stands
Ware, Engravings, etc ~
Also
One Rosewood Parlor Sett
One Piccolo Piano,
E4~ TERhs-Cash in U. S. Treasury notes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-12

INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS OF ALL
~ ~ - .RuLEFF & TwIcHRLL,
..s.... .-4 ..r.s- tjysFisr Ettsss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-12

For AioRIlH OIRe,cr TheIf asnriteflow pressure
steamer Creole, leaves tho terminus Of the
Pontchartran raslroad tfis evening on the arrival
Of the half past eour tzein for Mobile direct By
way Of Grants Pass and returning, will leave
Mobile An WednesEay, kessrs. Leach d Perkins,
the ccnsgnees advertise chat abe takes freight at
twenty i've per cent Less chan customary rates. 4
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AUCTION SALES.

DESIRABLE VACANT LOTS ON WHITE STREET, NEk
tho Dryades Market and the Basin of the New Canal.
BK j. H. WALTON FL DIES t.QNNE,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-12

THREE VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND IN THE TOWN
of Rckerville, corner of Walnut Jersey Streets
Parish of Jefferson.
Succession of DAVID J.. B. WOODS, Deceased.
by j. IL. WALTON d DEsLONDE,
J. B. WALTON, AuCrIosEER
...... ....... Ohice-No At Carondelet street
"WEDNESDAY, April II, at 12 O'Clock
w ~, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers Exchange,
Royal street, by virtue and in of order OF the
honorable A. Casabht Judge of the Second Judicial Dis
tct Court parish Of Jefferson, dated he 9Th Of March, 1856
Court Docket No 49, for of the above succe
sion vii be sold the following described property.
IhEEE LOTS OF GROUND with the buildings and i'm
pfdVemants thereon in the of Rickervie parish
in the square bounded by Laurel Jersey Leonne and
Falnnont streets, designated by the Nos Z and O.
Lot No forms the Of Jersey and Valmon Streets
ana measures 10 feet 10 inches lines front jersey street
lei lines. ~ f
Lots Nos and adion each other lot No o. and meas
tween parallel lines Of lis feet. ~
These lots are only three squares from the river
Eaf. TERMs-Cash in U. s Treasury Notes.
of the purchaser. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-12

MAIsoN BE REsIDEECE SUR LA RUE PRYTANIE
PRoPRIETE NoN-AMELToREE CARRoLLToN
SUCCESSION DE CHARLES GARDINER, DECIDE
PAR j. B. WALTON d. DEsLoNDE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-12

THE "ELL-kNoWN CoNREY MANSION, ON APOLLO
street, and Vacant Lots Apollo, now Csrordse.,
Terpsichore and Euerpe streets
SALE FOR PARTITION AND LIQUIDATION
ley IT. w. wAUrnr e. x,Dsr,
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PROPHECIES DE CHoIX SUR LA RUE DAUpH1s
2. pres de la du Canal
SUCCESSION DE STUART WILKINS FISK. DECIDE.
FAR j. H. WALTON g. DESI.oNDE,

MI EkCKEDl, lie 4 avrII 1866, a midi, a la
A bourse des Negocants DIES Encanteurs rue Rovae
entre les rue dn Canal Ct de "a pouane vertu de
DeIxeme Gon de district de la Nouvele Orleans en- date din
Is tevsier 1866 dosser de la Cour No 1866 pour e compte de-
vendu, SAVIOR ~. 'f' ''N -
sly trouvent dams Second District de cette Vile dams et
borne par les raes paqphine Bourgoyne Canal "a
ane desnes par les ettres ct b. ayant peds
de pouce de face la Dauphine profondenr de
~ ieds entire gnes egales PARALLELS Les authorizations
Sur e terrain lie plus de la du Canal
une batisse en- brique deux etages -EH E7-7T7
GS CoEDITIoNsLa Motto bllets du Tresor
5es Eats UniS payable jour do la vene, balance
oets des acquereus payable dams du jour vene
ieur propre ofdre portant nteret rson pour cent
an dc ieurs dates ers echeances ct apres
eeheanee sua parfat Placement 81 les blets pas
pages poncuellenent lie Placement des bets inerGts
deyra etre garauts par hypoteque privilege vender
Ace de vene deyant NJ Gernon public ras
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-12

LONG CREDIT SALE OF AN ELEGANT DWELLING
House and Quarter Of Square Of Ground Pry
tana and Third streetsVacant on Washington avenue
chestnut and Fourth streets Succession of Thos Corse
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West Boulisny.

q FOUR LOTS OF GROUND in square H. bounded nv
public road f;honpoaas Cadiz and yalence Streets desg.
% EIGHT LOrS OF GRoUND in scuare l. bounded by
public road Tckoupouas Csdz and lena Streets designated
as Lots No to inclusive.
"a. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND in square 81 bounded by
Chestnut Tena and Napoleon Avenue designated
%. ELEVEN Lors or GROUND in sauare No 81,
bounded by Chestnut Cadz Paquenes and desg
mated as Lots Nos. ~ 10. l6, II, dS, 10 20
26 NINE LOTS OF GROUND in square No 49, bounded
designated as Lots Nos 8 3 TO- Il = II, is le 20
bounded by upper line Nayade Bordeaux Apollo streets
designated as Lots Nos to rs inclusive.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-22

MR. MORTON KIMBALL, agent for the pa
FOR and Stationery house of Noonan & Nc
Nab, Of Milwaukee WIS, paid our town
visit this week on business Of the firm, max
,ug his head quarters at this office. For his
first visit here, his orders we're fair in amount
while all PARTIES We're imp. ,ssed tavorably
with the gentlemanly bearing Of Mr.. Kim
ball, and the fair rates offered them, through
him. by McSsrs Noonan & McNab. Having
Ieeh with N. g. Men, for over three years
we hazard nothing in commencing :hcm to
the confidence anu patronage Of eur friends
and ciizCns.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-22
ORIGINAL NOTICE,

In District Court Howard County Iowa
P, H. Towsley az t. Charlotte Tewsley,
TO Charlotte Tows'ey dcfe ndant.
MADAME: You are hereby notified that
ten days before the next term of the Dis.
trict Court to be held in Howard County.
Iowa there will be on file in the Office Of the
CleIK Of the District Court of Howard
County Iowa Il petition Of p. H. Towsley
claiming ofyou divorce from the bonds Of
nlotrimony; Aud chat unless you be and
appear at the next term Of the District
Court TO be begun sud he'd in said county,
commencing On the second Monday after
the second Monday in September 1856, and
answer thereto on or before noon of the sec
ond day thereof your default will be enter ed
and q judgment and decree Of divorce enter.
ed the rein as prayed for in said petition.
Dated June 9th 1866.
GOODRICH g. MEAD,
n32v7) Attys. for PIE,
50 G.. Int Rev. Stamp affixed AMI cancelled