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SUMMER RESORTS.
PARgEgs HOTEL,
MISSISSIPPI CITY.

TIE undersigned have purchased from VIM. Barnes late
proprietor the above well known popular Hotel open
for the reception Of boarders and transient visitors
first instant
Extensive repairs have been made, and every department
thoroughly renovated and in complete order for the
be pleasant intelligence the patrons Of this de-
lightfu watering place.
The undersigned had considerable experience this
kind Of business and they promise their
sustain the reputation this House has enjoyed under its former
proprietor and give full satisfaction TO all who may vs
this season
The wharf has been rebuilt substantial manner an
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fine Billiard Saloon Ten Pin Alley are attached to
the premises Also, extensive Stable, with Horses and
Carriages which be had at all times Horses taken
livery.
A Band of Music has been engaged for the season.
Applications be made the propretors
Hotel j. H. Massey, 100 Common street New Orleans
JOHN c. MEYER & CO.,
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no TAX PAYEKs.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, AUDITORS OFFICE,
New Orleans, JUNE 30 1866,
The State Tax per the gross sales
and receipts N every person pursuing trads profession
occupation quarter from April st June go 1866
will be due and payable at the Office Of the State Treasurer
within the frs days Of July proNimo If not paid
within that time, twenty per upon the ef the
Tax due will be ADDED and the whole collected nRccorr1nGe
With law, H. PERALTA3 Auditor,
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/ FRANK WILLIAMS Vice President Of the Louisiana Ma
tional Bank Orleans oemnly that the above
statement true the of my knowledge and belief
FRANK WILLIAMS,
Vice President,
STATE OF LOUISIANA Parish Of Orleans
Sworn to subscribed before this I'd day of July,
1866 THEo A, sFARKE,
Notary PrbIir
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PoRK-l2O0 bbls Heavy Mess PORK.
. 100 bbls Fat Joes PORK
BACoN-2OO casks Ribbed Sides Shoulders and Clear Sides
LARD-lOo tierces Prime Leaf LARD
wHIsKY-5O bbls of Derby Day Reetihed
. 200 bbls. of Jas. A. .Millers Old Bourbon.
FLOUR 800 bbs Inspected Trae Extra FLOUR, of the
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HAMs-1GO tierces of Stages Sugar. Cured
" 1890 tlerces of Dufed's celebrated American West
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soDA,AsH-32 casks of As to 50 q cent siren. 9Th
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For sale on consignment, by
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I'D B. Forbes Cashier of First National Bank New
Orleans do soemny that the above is true
the best of my knowledge and belief
D. B. FORBES, Cashier
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS;
Sworn and subscribed before this second day of July
1866 P CHAS CUYELLIER,
Notary Publc
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Int N Robinson, Cashier Of the City National Bank OF
New Orleans La oemuy that the above statement
is true to the best Of my knowledge and belief
n 7. N ROBINSON, Cashier
STATE OF LOUISIANA, Parish Of Orleans
Sworn to and subscribed me, this I'd day of July
1866 H. G. DIBBLE, Notary Pnnltc.
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Am{jStlAl1,<rs.
personal.

INFORMATION wANTED.---MR. EBARIsTo
Aonzo Of the town Of SanAnder North spAn wishes TO
the whereabouts Of his brother NJ jose Maria
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ossessne the eared information will please address Dr. j.
A. DeHar at Mrs Stocktons Of Royal aud ST. Peter
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rr,HE LoUIsTANA NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW ORLEANS.

SECOND QUARTERLY REPORT of the condition Of the
ousana National Bank of New Orleans. the morning of
he First Monday Of Jaly, 1856:
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-A ROOM ON SECOND FLOOR, AT
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LHOR RENT-THE HOUSE, WITH GARDEN AT
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will furnished for the months to RESPONSE
BILE parties Bedrooms besides Parlor and
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8 ADVERTISED IN THE n, 0. CRESCENT
SPECIAL NOTICES.

1t United States Tre.lsury, New Orleans,
July 2 l8GG-Thi5 Office will be closed the FOURTH OF
July JAS II. YBAHIE,
Acting Assistant Treasurer United States
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PUTLEE's PATENT COTTON TIE
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The undersigned sole agents have hand Willie
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their entire satisfaction.
Orders will be received at Office,
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DNva 1 Povdrss atrset corper nf Tcb cbouritonInE
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FOR SALE.

NOR aaEE-A Two STORY FRAME HOUSE IN
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roned Kitchen Cistern Front Grounds ornamented
Orange and other Fruit Trees also, Grape Aroor 6O
Ann1y t9 MILLER & GARD,
-ff l3 ST Charles street.
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An nbe estorer preseryer of the hair if faithfully
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20 St Charles street \. 0.
- Oniee of the National Marine and Fire
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ton day this oce the following gentlemen were
elected as Directors to serve for the ensuing year:
A. s. Mansfield, j. M. Gourtenay,
Geo S, Denson, David McCann
G. W. Cochrane, @. W. Griffin
g. c. Emley, Louis Schneider,
ChRs. W, Lewis j. H. F. Grace,
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FUTURE AuCTION sALEs.

TWO HIGH PRESSURE STEAM ESoISzs AVID
Boilers at auction at the Mclean Foundry, on chartrss
between Victory and Port Streets
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COPARTNERs HIP.


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Mr. J. GoLBsTEIN late partner of 0. Tslomon Dessou-
Co.. of this city and Paris has this day been adnsd
of house which will hereafter be und
the name and style Of LEVY, DIETER co.
LEVY DIETEK.
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vTHEHYDKAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
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alone Send for circular, giving full explanation call
examine them at the General Southern Agency.
Good Inducements offered to agents elsewhere.
sM BARTON & co.'s,
No II TchoupitOulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-03

CUNDRIEs. .....,....................sUN
LARD-50 tierces and 50 kegs Choice Leaf
COAL OIL-25 bbls. Choice.
STARCH-3)O boxes wattsis very Choice
SOAP-500 boxes assorted qualitieE
BREAKFAST BACON-2O boxes Sugar Cured
SMOKED BEEF--l0 bbls, Sugar Cured
ChtHVvba Wine.
80 cases DRY CATAWBA, superior quality
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Ale-AIe,
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ExcHANGE OF n. c. BONDS.

STATE OF N. c., TREASURY DEPT,
RALEIGH, June %, 1866.
Under the authority of an ordinance OF the
Convention, ratified June 18th, 1856, sealed pro-
posals will be received by the undersigned until
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prior to the Goth May, 1851, for certitcates of
stock and other interests held by the state in
various corporations. The principal of these
are
Stocks in the following Companies:
North Clrolna Railroad Company, 5000 600
Raleigh & CASTOR Railroad Company, 6S2, 500
Atlantic & N. c. Railroad Company, 81, O66, 600
Western N. e. Railroad Company, $1,4ls, 600
Albemarle & Chesapeake Canal Co., $50, 900
tire property of the following corporations:
Wilmington, Charlotte & Rutherford
Railroad Company, $1,000, 600
Western Coalteld Railroad Company, 600, 600
Atlantic & North Carolina r. X. Co., $1S1 1914 81
The interest acquired by the purchaser of the
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warded by the undersigned to applicants.
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option of rejecting any or all bids is reserved
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S,TIrs'AGAINsT DELINQUENT PosTMAsTERs
- THE SOUTHERN STATEs The Sixth Au-
I;tor is still pressing the claims of the Gov
ornmcnt against postmasters in the Southern
S who have as yet failed to make re-
. .', of balances due the United States at
w.. w. commencement of the war At the be-
;rino of hostilities in 1861 the amount due
= nostmasters in the South was $300, 900, of
~ ,E.ich sum about $3.50, 900 has been collec-
WI leaving an equal sum still due. Many
t tho nostmasters have voluntarily come
e,rward and paid all up, while Others have
hoen given time to settle, they having shown
wiliingness to do SO if granted short sea-
ON 70 procure the money, as most of them
have become impoverished through the vicis-
r;trdes of war; The Post-office Department
l'as Tins far been lenient with all the delin-
nmpnts. and suits are only brought where the
51;rbt of the Department to collect Is den.e |,
and decided refusal to pay up is given.-
Isaac Haas, postmaster at Woodstock, Va,
hurled his account and money at the break
inc out of the war, and kept them SO burned
for five wears. when he unearthed them and
.,romntiv forwarded them to the Post-office
Rpnartment. The money, unfortunately for
tha honest postmaster, was in Virginia bank
80 +ban at a discount, which he was COM
,,olle5 IN make GOOD in United States notes.
Anotber instance is related of the post
,,,astar of washington, South Caroline, who
buried his money, which, in this case, hap
nened to be in gold, and only brought it
fnrth after the war had closed. He prompt
" forwarded the amount to the Department,
and was allowed the premium on the coin,
as rhe law provides for returns to be made in
lpoal-tender United States money-National
Iltelligencer.