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New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-06
IAdvertisemen,s

FINEST RBApY-MADB CLOTHING IN AMERICA.
Gents Youths and Children's all quite equal TO
tom work just received, Q0) cases latest STYLES
French English and Scotch Goods for the Custom De-
partment BRoEAw BsQsi
No. 62 Lafayeiis-pace,, az No 81 Fourhave,
= Opposite Cooper Union.
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THE RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.

The following are the returns of the voting
Rhode Island on Tuesday for State officers and Leg
ure the vote of every town being given except that
ps New .Snoreham, in Newport County:
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Remarkable Excitement IT Toronto
Fears OF Another Invasfen.
TORONTO, C. w, Thursday, Apl

TORONTO, c. W., Thursday, April 8 le66.
The city is greatly excited by the news of the
sailing Of Fenian expedition and II is believed that
the report OF its going to Bermuda is blind and that
Quebec is the destination Of the Fenians.
Information deemed Trustworthy has been received
here that tina Esnians are putting Runs In vessels at
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FENIANISM.

Startling Rumors-An Armed Expedition
said 20 have stnrted for Bermuda-
Five Iron Steamers nnd $500 Men ON
the Ocean-Mr. Stephens 20 Arrive In
America-Address from Col. O'Mahony
to the Fenian BF0therheod.
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Galveston Cotton SIarhct.

GALVESTON. Saturday. March 81. 1866.
The Cotton sales of the week were 25,OOO
bales Mddling sic. In specie. Stock, l35OOO bales.
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NEWYORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY

Chicago and have two schooners loaded with field
pieces for an attack on the Western border.
We are on the eve Of another great alarm.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-06

RAVEN g. BACON PIANOS, established 1899.
W Wareoops l35 Grand.st near Broadway, New.York.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-06

THR SCHUYLKILL MUTUAL COAL COMPANY
Is now producing and shipping from its own colliery
go TUSs OF COAL Daily.
OFFICE No. 81 Wall.st
YARD, Nos. 26J and 26j West Twenty y.ffthst.,
between Seventh and Eighth.aves.
price TO Stockhoders o. rs for full tuns delivered
See advertisement on Eighth Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-06

PYLRs's o. X. SOAP the Peoples Friend,
becomes extremely hard good for the laundry bathing
and toilet Bold by grocers everywhere.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-06

GARDENERS CoMPOUND.-BOsToN, Feb. H.
1866 Mr.. GARDSRh-Dear Sir; While was In the
State Of Michigan was ieariully afflicted with Rheu.
matism In Its worst FORM / tried various remedies,
both advertised and recommended by skfu physicians
but found relief growing worse daily and gave
bought two bottles, and found great relief kept on,
taking five bottles and must say am entirely cured
and advise those afflicted to give 1t good trial. Very
respectfully yours OSCAR SHAfFRER, No. 62 Tyer.st
Boston. For sale by DEMAs BARNES No. q Parkrow; ;
f. c. WELLS No. rs Franklinst., and all Druggists.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-06

A BARGAE.-The finest 81 SILK HAT can
be had only OF VAN, practical Halter. No. lil Fulton
st., north side, west OF Herald Office.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

ProvideDce-El AylsWorth Israel III. Day, Benjamin
g. Pabodie Jabez c. Knight, James Is. Ames John A.
Gardner Nelson Wall. Oren A Ballou. VIM. Binney,
Richard Sanders, Ben! amin B. Adams George NJ.
Carpenter.
North Providence--James Davis, Benjamin. r. Car.
penter Charles 4. Hail. james Miller No choice for
second Representative.
SmithSeld-Spencer Mowry,- Elmer N Msynard
Elisha w. Brown. Benjamin +. Greene, Benjamin
Eomstock Daniel r. Ballons
Cumbefland-Oscar j. Rathbun." Wilton L. Ddr
ing. (by IL majority, Albert A. Follett. Rodnan
Lewis.
Cranston-Hsnry G. Tucker James E. Hudson,
Gideon Bradford
Johpston-Granrille s. WTuiams, Benjamin Pnce
East Providence-Geo. o. Carpenter.
Pawtucket-Isaac Shove
Sctuate-Wliam G. Smith, Andrew J. Westcott.
foster-Abert A. Sweet.
Gloucester-Elias CarpentsT, jr.
BurriyiIle-Simon 5 Laphsm, w. II. Clark.
Eewport-Wlliam p. Sheffield. Charles c. Van
zsadt William A. White, John 4. Bush, William Is.
'CnnstOn,
Portsmouth--George B. Coggeshan.'
Niddetown-Thomas Coggeshall jr'
Little Compton-Wm. S. Church.
Iiverton-Nathsniel IL. Durfeef
Jsmestown-John j. Watson.
Brisio-James De Wolf Perry Theodore p. Bo.
sysrt
warren-wheaton Allen by 10 majority.
barrngton-Lews 7. Fisher
Warwick-Richard w. Greene David Pike Alex
ander Allen james T. Arnold.
. .Voveptry-Prosper X. Hutchinson John j. KiltoD,
East Greenwich-Geo. W. Greene.
west Observation-Disclosures 4. Gorton.'
North Kingstown-James II. Davis
VI Heyekish.
Exeter-Thomss Phillips.
6ichnond-Wanton Lillibridge.
Tnarlestown-Caleb Kenyon.
1opkinton-William L. Clarke
westerly-yohn X. weeden.' Thos. v. stilman.
esw Shofehsm-
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MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY ELRCTED.
democrats In acs-presen members Designated BY an
asterisk
sENAToR5.
Proydence-Ssmuel Currey.
North Providence-WilliamG Grosysnor.
Smithhed-Charles Moies.'
Cumberiand-Lyman A. Cook.
Cranston-GeOree p Tep.'
Johnston-Alred Anthony
East Providence-Aibert X. Gerald
Pswtucket-Thopas K King
Scituate-Alanson Steere.'
Burriyille-Stephen Emerson.
Gloucester-Cdius W.fHubbard-
Foster-Gideon Burgess
Eewport-Pardon W. Stevenss
Portsmouth-Borden Chase.'
Middletown-Jethro Peckham.s
Little Compton-N athaniel Church.
Tiyerton-Joseph OSBORNE
Jamestown-John Congdoc.
Bristol-Samuel w Church.
warren-Charles Broom, by II majority over Law.
ton Republican.
Barrington-Lewis Il. Smith,
Warwick-William Butler.
Coyentry-Job Kenyon
East Greepwich-Dayid c. Potter.
West Greenwich-Edwin W. Hopkins
North Kingstown--George II. Church,
South Kngstown-Rowland G.. Hazard.
Exeter-George Harris.
Richnond-Jsmes I. Harris y
CharlestOwn-Stephen G. Browning.
Hopkinton-WIllian R. Greene
Westerly-Edwin e. Champlin
New ShOrebam-
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THE PATENT HARD RUBBER NECK TIE AMI
BrrryRyIY In the different varieties wholesale aud retail
Trade supplied by the RUBBER CLOTHING CoxPASr No. ~
broadway
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GROVER & BAKERS HIGHEST PREMIUM
ELASTIC STITCH ssvIse MAcHMnL for family use. No W
Broadway.
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WIGS, ToUPEEs, and ORNAMENTAL HAIR, first
quality. Hair Dye and Dyeins at BArcHRLoRs 10 Bond.st
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BRAUTIPUL LTPR.LIKR PICTURES.
Carter vignet.e 81 rr dosen Duplicates - AL hsy
uyes rexstsred X A. LEwIs No. 100 ChsthAus st., n Y.
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The report now current that the Spring trade
unusually light arises from the fact that gentlemen Of taste
will purchase HATS from any other establishment than
that Of KNOB at No. Isl Futon and No. $50 Broadway.
The stener have discovered that male beauty whom
adorned with HAT from KNOX Is not adorned at all.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-06

DR.. LANGLEYB
Roor AND HERB BIrrKRG -
The geat Blood Purifiers the best Health Resorer and the
moot perfect Spring and Summer Medicine ever used.
They escusy Jsunaice Dyspepsia Liver and Bilious
Complaints General Debility and all kindred diseases Sold
by all Druggists.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-06

Children having Worms require immediate
attention. ~ neglect Of the roubis often causes prolonged
sickness Blowss "vxRxryuGA C9xFIrs" simple
remedy and Will destroy Worms without nny to the child
Sold at Is cents q box BY most Dessrs In Medicsea
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-06

HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.-ELIA
Hown IT,, President No. 629 Broadway. Agents wanted
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-06

IMPROVED LOCK STITCH MACHINES for Taiiors
and Msnuf.ct1rsu. GROVER x BAKER Swine MACHINE
COMPANY, No. t95 Broadway
WHEELER & Wilson's LOCK STITCH SEWING
MACHINE and BUrrosHoLs MACHINE. No. 625 Rrosdwsy.
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closely resembles thA

carefully prepared fro fruits and spices the best quality
and challenge composition Their universal success IL based
upon their merit Rssrenos made 70 the principal Pur'
vsyo Confstons and Hotels the United States. Tor
sale BY choice Druggists and Grocsrs everywhere
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TOMBOAT COMPANY.

RIM n M ON,
ae o n RPT 1 aDd ig 3 esG s e fheSqeF
Tuy Los MI b s F INV 81
stokhoders Who oversy declared that they Do hereby form
ainong ;, * S anu sS 1e az ~ S
after and have ana DO hereby agree to the following
BRTciE Tie name and title Of the Corporation shall be
be Eclipse Towboat Company and its domic is hereby
aTaS in Ike oWn Of gers IN the said parish Of orleans
ngh 1ak TT Tho nrose for which the Con,panv is formed
ana IL az s5 ts IN he The tow
e az ~, ~ oi+,- az o SpiaeTs on ~ uassog
Of the Msssippf river and the said city and other places
SoQDe tne u @ y ~ CONVEY fb or 70
norris an the G1f Mexico and the Lake shore and to Mobile
Alabama ana to gsr Of M as n sse e' S
on whom M to all suits nay b be SERVED 5ga so
fixed at one hundred and thirty thousand dollars divided into
have Been fn paid with privilege Of increasing the Capital
S'Ss 70 |% He sad CoeporStion Shall possess all the now
es incident to corporations authozedby law the term
date beTeo Its business shah Be managed by three
Managers whom the President for the time being shall
ali the powers Of the Corporation.
ARTICLE VI An annual election Of Managers sha take
December Of each and Until eeSO9 to take
xtsx the following named persons shall comprise the first
Poad of Managers, to until superceded by the
Board viz Peter Marcy james Lusk and Joseph Leach
ARTICLE VII The Board of Managers shall their first
meeting elect one Of to Ge PFesdfnt OF Inc Uof
casting vote ali its deliberations and by whom all evil
Of debt contracts Of the Company and certificates Of
stock shall be signed shall subject to the approval of the
Board Of Managers appoint all The Officers and employees 81
the Company shall, subject to the like approval direct ana
control the employment of the boats the Company shall
keep funds of the Company in some bank in the city OF New
Orleans and dis9urse the same on proper Vouchers 81,
Article VII The Board Of Managers shall have ull
power to make by laws; shall confirm the appoint
ment of all officers and employees Of the Company,
and for the salaries may purchase or lease such Real
Estate be necessary Tor the convenience OF the
Company in the transaction OF It's businessmay purchase
Steamboats, for the use OF the NJ! AL vacancies
in their Board and vacancy shall accrue on absence from the
ngs Of the Board for more than one from ceasng &c
be Stakeholder, from insolvency or nabity TO serve
ART TX Dividends OF the prohts snail be made and de
clared each year within month after he meeting Of th'
Stockholders herein contemplated LOT Ne eeGton OF mana
gers ,,c,, -, !,
first September and first Of March, to each stockhoder
mt Of the az n9 e
~ @ ca T1aetinG of he StnckRoders 10 lake mac
at the time nGSe G of susb intended maeR Aen p@
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OFFICIAL.
STATE OF LogIsAEA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,


STATE LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Rev Orleans, December 26 1865.
WHEREAS, j. G., ReIden has applied to me
w for the canceing Of his official bond State Treasurer
to wit
dated the 18th of March, 1864 for the sum of fifty
thousand do lars signed by William r. Bell Al d. Grief,
England George ule each the sum Of
Of COO the said bond being conditional for the faithful per
Torrance by the said j. G. Beden Of his duties
aforesaid;
Notice hereby given all persons interested in the above
described bond to show in writing the office ofthe
Secretary State within ninety days after the pubca
ton of this advertisement why the said bond should
cancelled and annuled..
Given my of above this 26th
day of December A D. 1866 and Of the Independence of the
United States the ninetieth.
By the Governor:
j. H. HARDY, Secretary of State.
ETAr DE La LOUISIANA, DEPARTMENT DE LiExECUTIF,
Nouvele- Orleans lie 20 decembre 1865. I
A TTENDU 4u'appIicatIOn a etc fate n moi
II par G. Beden lie cancellation de obligation of
fciee CONNIE Tresorier diEtat SAVIOR:
Une obligation daee du cling 1861 pour Ia somIne de
cinquane mile piasres, sgnee par William R. Bell A. D.
Grie Richard England George Rule chacun pour $40 00
Theodore Gillespie E. H Chadwick chacun pour $4,000
ade obligation etant condtonnee pour la fdee execution
par lie dit j. g. Beden de devors Tresoer susdt
Avis est e present donne qu nresses
du secreaire dEat dici quatre gtdx Ors
derniere publication de Get avis les ason pour esqnees Ia
| dite obligation ne serait pas cancelee ct annulee
Dome main ct lie dEtat ci.dessus
26eme jour de decebre 1865 ct le quatre-
j. MADISON WELLS
J. Il. HARDY, secretaire dEtat
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4 JHH1l7I 77-111 SUIT
THE BEST and CHEAPEST SOAP OFFERED FOR SALE
No Family should ne without 1t.

tits superior to and cheaper than any Northern Western
Soap he South rivals the North manufactures She
longer dependent for hatartoe of necessya superior
She has all the elements of success and CHEMICAL SOAP
takes the lead in that special branch you once try you
will never be without it, 1t will bleach your clothes
when your hands heal your Wounds and for auh we know
keep oil the cholera.
One pound will make three gallons of Soft Soap.
will wash your hannels and soften and restore those
injured by improper washing.
1t will last longer and much better than any other Soap
Sold at the Factory, and by
GEORGE W. BYRNFs 4 CO,
Corner Poydras and Commerce SITS.
Manufactured at 80 Front street, New Orleans by
GROW co.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-AN oFFICE-WITH PRIVILEGE OF
L one floor Apply at 80 Magazine street.
NOR EENT-FURNIsHED-T ROUSE NO 3Sl
Benye street. already furnished between johnson and
outside Rent Ss5 month Apply the premises, or to
Kearny, Blos Co. G. Magazine street 1t has Hydrant,
Gisterns, and Gas.
vV1o RENT Oh FOR sALE-BYRNEs' PLACE,
BoxTwo large dwellings place, separate partly fur
nhed ouheuses complete wharf and bahhouse, in good
order; west end about ~ mile from the town.
At Mississippi City, W. l. BALF0Uh'S PLACE and two
smaller places BYREE, VANCE co,
No. CarOndeet street
ElOR RENT-SToRE ON MAGAZINE STREET,
betYesn Seventh and Eighth Streets two squares from
Ninth street market. Apply at this Office.
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IMPORTANT SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.

IMPORTANT SALE OF GONESNMERl fhOtbhI1.
WEDNESDAY,, May 2;s, Mt the government
w Stables Greenve La will be sold At public auction the
following described buildings etc, etc viz .
SIXTEEN STABLES, each 200 feet long by % Wdei
containing 62U001 feet of lumber 49,. l.
ONE FORAGE STORE HOUSE, 200 by IS feet, containing
100 900 feet lumber, 100000 shingles 5000 bricks and 20
doors - - M MN =, !,
lumber 40 900 shingles 10000 bricks 20 windows and sashes
DOORS steam engine II inch cylinder Is inch stroke; boiler
smoke stack complete corn mill hay cutters Woodward
pump, 8 inch cylinder, inch stroke.
ONE BUILDING used as Water Works 81 by % feet con
boiler uoke stack WoEhington pumps, 10 inch eylin
der inch strOke Woodward pump, inch cylinder, inch
stroke l water tank 20 by 80 10y feet.
ONE FIRE ENGINE HOUSE, 20 by GO feet, containing
10000 feet OF lumber II 600 shingles 10 windows doors
ONE BLACKSMITH SHOP, 20D by 40 feet, containing 3d.
600 Of lumber IL 600 bricks ~ doors - Windows
ONE MESS HOUSE, 80 by 40 feet containing 23OO feet oil
lumber.
1000 feet of lumber 3000 shingles doors and windows
ONE FENCE, containing ~, 800 feet Of lumber.
Twelve hundred yards Railroad Track
Twelve Small Cars
Twenty-one hundred feet Wrought Iron Pipe.
Sixteen Water TrOughs,
&, Rs5F~ TERMs--Cash, in national currency.
| Sale to commence 1T II A, .
By order Of Col O. &, Sauee Chief Quartz "a
| Ri Lieut. Colonel and A, " NJ,
N B-GreenTlle Station, the Carroton N"ihO"u' %
] within ten minutes walk OF the grounds
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IN THE FIRST AND SECOND DISTRICTS OF THIS

ESRTDAY, list of June, SOC, at II O'Clock
H. by virtue and in pursuance TO city ordinance A.
SERIES dated Mayoray New Orleans City Hail. 11h May
1856 will be sold in the Room corner ofst Charles and era
vier streets under the St. Charles Hotel commencing
FRIDAY lst of June, at IL O'Clock A NJ and continue from
day to day at the same pace hour the following vaua
Bile property
ALL THAT PORTION OF THE BATTURE, comprised
within the square by st. and Cent? Peters and
Clay streets.
IN THE TWO SQUARES bounded BY Cont and Custom
house Clay and Front streets.
IN THE TWO SQUARES bounded By oustOmbonse and
Canal, Front and Wells streets.
IN THE SEVEN SQUARES bounded by Canal and st.
Joseph, Front and Delta streets.
IN THE TWO SQUARES bounded by Notre Dame and
St Joseph, Delta and Water streets.
Rg-TERMsoneafth cash in maared and lawful obligations
of the city of New Orleans U s. Treasury notes. and the
balance in equal installment divided into coupons required
of one two three and four years credit with special
gage the property Sold said to bear interest pei
cent per annum from date maturity then paid
per thereafter until final payment with privilege h
part the purchasers to the whole any part Of thei
notes in cash.
N B-Cash payments to be made at the time osaandea
ton.
Acts of sale before W j. Oasten City Notary and all ez
expenses including Revenue stamps be paid blythe pun
ehasers
Plan exhibited the office the auctioneer 1thogaphe
. plan to be had at the same time.
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SALE OF oUARrER NAgTER,g sToREs

MIDDAY AND SATURDAY, May 18th
and 19th 1866 the Fireproof Press of Front
Levee and Robin Streets will be sold
A large variety of QUARTER MASTERS STORES, con
sicng part of Arnors Anchors Axes, Axles, Augers
Adzes Any Water Buckets Saddle Blankets Bolts
ed Bits Buckles Brushes assorted Barow Crowbars
Chandeliers Water Coolers Bedding Chairs Handouts Cups,
Hatchets Hose Knives and Forks Knives assorted amp
Plates Rope Stoves Safes Sheets Sash Windows Saws
sorted Platform Scales Scyhe and Snaths Spoons Car
penters Tools Backsmiths Tools Saddlers Tools,
Vices, Insulated Wire, Rubber, etc, ETC.
Sale to commence at lOA. NJ.
plg-TERMs-Gash in National Currency.
Byorder of Col. 9. g, SAWTELLE, Chit Q. M,
E, J. srRANG, BFyt 1t Col A. 9. NJ.
LUMBER LUMBER
Sale II Lumber.
YvNVTFSDAY, May &c, 1865, at 10 o'clock A.
1 N at Post AZ Bulls Head Warehouse will be sold
$500 feet 5xl0 Tmbers.
nry-TRRMs-C Cash in national currency
By order of Col. O. @. SAWTELI4E, Q. @ NJ.
w. L. j. STRANG, ..-
Brevet Lieut., Colonel and A. Q. NJ.
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AUCTION SALES.
GALES AT AUCTION
]. B. WALTON i DEsLoNDE.
wcdnssaav. Nay 1oeh.

Wednesday, May IGth.
For succession Josephine Endereens square Of ground tn
FOR succession Of H. NJ sumnsrsfour lots Of grouu o.
square ground IN Carooa lands % Grand Isle Barrataa
Three lots on Constance street. between Basin and Robin
Tsn iotg in Jefferson city the square bounded BY Pors
iSSqnenlnss, Aasterltz and Genstantinope streets
sraa Maadoh sad Lover sI ias st Pseasa ' @
Wednesday,, May ed.
WI n aomss " bis ersdors-yndie saie-a vauabts
Saturday, May 2sth.
g9r saeosgsion Of Il MeEeana-a three story orisk
three Two story and attic brick dwellings % saronne srss
next to julia street and valuable improved and uampogo4
Nine valuable lots ot ground Fou7sh street, Opposite
Two valuable brick stores on Fulton streets above
Poydfss street.
For succession Rufus McElhenny-ocs furniture at Ne
l74 Gravier street.
wednesday, May 30th.
corner o Union ana Caro1dee Streets residence he COT
Canal and Kapars streets brick store on oaaooura
gonr lots Of ground on Common and aagnolia streets
of aeop a9 IF e 81 soup M Three @ b
store so q Canal street. between Peters and Front sEse
Saturday, June I'd.
For succession Of John Sherkeyands in St Helena parish.
Saturday, June 10TH
saeesson Of William B. Wilson, of Liberty and
For saesssson q r. r. MeRenna-valaable BRICK vars
Doat landing, in Shreveport, La
s1- For particulars soc adyertisemants
POSITIVE SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE Tw0-sToRY
Frame Dwellings Prysana street. corner of 81. Andrew
street.
BY j. b. WALTON - DEs noxuE.
j. B. WALfoS, Auctonser,
ofice-I Carondelet strss&
CATURDAY, May &c. 1866, at IL o'eIoeE
= NJ at the MERCHANTS and Auctoneers Exchange RsyaI
street, will be Sold
ngs and improvements thereon in the Fourth Bise the
square bounded by Prytana Plaquemines, now Ceseum
St andrew Josephine designated by the numbe
ten plan drawn by b. B1sson the 18th June 1913
posted the office Of Lisbony notary public which Let
forms the Of Pytania and St Andrew Streets and
hirtywO six front PrTtans stFee
by hundred and twenty feet in depth and 'front.' St An
drew street, American measure; which let there
| TWO CONF 0RTABEE TWO.STORY FRAME DWELL
LING HOUSES and back buildings, covered with States
tanning parloF kitchen etc, the frat floor and Two bed
servants rooms, etc, etc, the second foor
E5-TERHs-Tbe purchaser to the payment OF tive
bearing mortgage the property. dated March p
1866 payable respectively and years each for 0
with from the Of the notes st theTate Of per
per until final payment For the remainder cash
in u Treasury The buildings be kept insured by
the purchaser the Of the credit payments and the
| policy transferred to the vendor
Act Of sale before otschak Wagner noaries public at
the expense the purchaser including the u internal
| stamps
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For SALE.

THOR sALE-RESIDENCE IN JEFFERSON CITY, |
Large and handsome elevated Cottage and entire square
beautifully planted and shaded Magazine of Robert
street.
Large and comfortable Cottage and handsomely planted
square corner Vaence and Live Oak streets
Two-story Frame and half square on Camp, corner Val
mont.
Neat Cottage and be 'uul grounds Magazine and
two-story frame five lots yaence street.
Magazine
Large double story Frame and half square Maya
Also number Of Brick and Frame dwellings and other
GREEN 4 ELDER,
Real Estate Agents, I49 Graver Street,
EOR SALE-A PASS CHRISTIAN RESIDENCE
One Of the most egibly located and highly improved
places this delightful watering places offered for sale The
house grounds perfect order fine garden and good
chard The house we'll furnished in every department Pos
session given Immediately Terms reasonable and made
known application to the undersigned
CHAs, E. SMEDES st. James Hotel
T1OR SALE-THE Al LIGHT DRAFT PASSENGER
packet LIZZIE TATE, drawing only 10 inches light
and well found in every respect is offered for sale very
reasonable terms. For further particulars apply to
CAPT Fl. L. LEE,
or j. w. GOSLEE No. 7 Front street.
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Observation-Disclosures.

r OST OH ATSLATD-A CERTIFICATE No. 5872,
~ for eight shares Canal Bank Stock standing the books
the bank in the Of Mrs Jane McLeay issued on the
2Sth March, 1852.
II found application viii Be made in due time for re-
liberal reward will be paid for its recovery
Address Box SIS, Postofice.
New Orleans La March %. 1866
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YsRANK NEwMALL,
1A..."....".....oAMPs STREET. ..,...........1&
Between Common and Canal streets,

Has en- hand and constantly receiving direct IRON the
Manufacturers in the Europe large elegant
assortment of WALL PAPER, in Oak Mahogany Marble
Iaatioug, Frssaoes Centers, Psnnslug, satuary and
Scenery,
saoons ds7a nd Public Private Buildings finish Ell in
the most exquisite manner, the shortest notice
The attention Of City and Country Dealers called to bis
immense Stock Of WALL PAPER embracing every variety
eztant which dispose Of low prices any siu liar
establishment in the country.