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DERSONAL.-You1g ladies' in school,
asa Grnsrat rule. do nns 4 iuire boys In school
nnoutt Hstvard, Lake Forest WIN afc
cepiIoas taey may, and probably I'll d iu1ar &.
Cer:apcn nd,ns G,9n Ct the paivets. ot i.ke Foras"
VII be read By only one person and TO prevent nil.
tale.. s1dress wts pnotoRIaon. either
csGp.
, 1866-12-07

A sure Pile Curc.-Dbr. GlIbeFIss Pile
plies Sent ~ mali On receipt OF Il. Circulars
frce. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted every
where. Address j. B. RoxAIAE, Manager, NJ.
SIS Broadway, New vnEk
, 1866-12-07

Tor SALE-7ax130f feet, corner Of jack
s"n t. and HaMIl1on.ay: p 59n: = lots nesr the
phrE.ny.. bleck west OF city NiMst.. <sN, II. c.
MOREf 4 CO., Real Estatc Brokers' s Metrop olltan
|.
, 1866-12-07

u1xp.-An a1atm Of fre sounded
hAi0 - -, about hafpast one o'clock yes
frou LOG NO. -. --toncd BY The burning
tc-dsy morning was oecAt -nnrtnv a..t
~ h.rn situated on an ale. aoIrk ~, naat
o. o., = North Dearborn, near klnxae &ssee@- 4ps
ia.s u.s tfiC{pE.
, 1866-12-07

81. rons's cuuncu, Ux1os PAnk.-1he Sun
~ School teachers connected With the Home
ard N1sfiou schools Of 81. Johns Church, md
al connected VIZ H. ehus sa1 e. Ssns, no IN n
aiu M - ~ ,,oncstrd to meet IL the lecture
,,n -. ~ tt;s ehurrh this evening at 8 o'clock.
, 1866-12-07

TrE ELLSWORTH ZorAvEs held BpeciA meet.
,nr or ". drcsday evening, Ut tho Old Board OF
Y,s,e u.ll. u consider the propt1ety % accepting
~ i1,,is,,on to sttend The dedication og new
I,,,,I \, Springfield. At The meeting Of the State
;,ti.la..rc a committee OF SIX w8s snppoiutcd to
ec;,,idc. the subject and report st the regular
" : tti, y TO be ncld this evening.
, 1866-12-07

D&c TourteRcass Extract of Neef.
Twenty pounds of Fresh RecI fot $i.2l
, 1866-12-07
m0r5cse Qrar1tdGr::;, &r.

W r. I-EU 4 H0UQ
sale at WRIGHT BROTHERS. stables.
A FINE COVERED DEMOCRAT
IA WAGON for sale. nearly new, wilIcts' make ID
1uire at No. 10 chamber Of Commerce.
A NEARLY NEW si1 passenger rock
n AHay for sale nt A. McFARlASE|S,. 2iJ ard
417 stAttst. Can be had cheap. Can be used for
family carFIage or AZ hack.
TNPRESS WAGONS Of best manut,c-
L y trre for sale at MARTINS CARRIAGE FAC.
lOKy. 15i Ktnzic-Rt cast Of stAtc-st bridge.
, 1866-12-07

Ia the most wonderful remedy ever brought before
The public. "A gentleman nf this city Who bad los.
the use Of his limbs, aud had used e:utche. Tor
over ei1 non,hs, has been completely cured By
one bottle. Tell your afflicted friends 10 tsy Il
louD 4 Sr1ru. Arents
, 1866-12-07
UNGMpR4VEQ,

Tor SALE-The north halt Of Block
! M. = schco, s41tlon .A1tItt,u having tro...
nct TT feet ClutON and .JHrrsna-ltA, an
tainlnc = lots. A opportunity ftr uennfarta.
VIII b. Et,c reasonable tcrlrA BIZ +. 5. FITCH
i CO., No. g. Dearborust
, 1866-12-07

paper Ixane1nss and Window Shades
st greatly reduced prices, F. F. Ricby, 81 Ran
1o1nh.cf
, 1866-12-07

Hair Dressing without a particle Of
grease. "Glyceria" restores the hair. COMMUTE
Gates delicious cooling sentatjon TO the scalp,
cleanses Il from dandrnl, and H. abso1utety rree
Caswel, Mack q Co., New Tork. Sold BY ali
, 1866-12-07

Itch! &cr1tcn.l- &suyd'A medlcated
Cream cures ttch, scraaches. and all skin diseases
ts 1sat. pleasant, aromatic, ,ate md certain !;
specially adapted 10 children. Sold By all drug.
Efeta.
, 1866-12-07

Our Country Friends In want Of Good .
Of any kind from Chicago will do we'll to send
their orders either by mail or express to the Ex-
press Co.'s Purchasing Aren't, A. l.. Etlmsuu,
, 1866-12-07

FEE VIII BAPTIST CuCncn.-1he sale Of
ellps In The new Free VIII Baprts Church corner
of Jaclso on and Ftor4 streets, will take piace fhfs
. hing at ten clock. 4 pupctuGl attendance
f3n'- -stcd.
, 1866-12-07

retail 6exler in t.rosenr iarnns isn,eT. rhs Iuu
dt1icrs, table glass ~are, looking glasses Ec
Nos Il Apd q RAcdolph stFeeS ~
, 1866-12-07

ExTTxs1ox or DEARBORN STREET,-A meeting
CT special Committee Of the Common connc'l
w.s held in the Council Chamber lasi night. 10
t,iscces the asscssDent for the extension Of Deat
ho'n siztc; Remarks were made oy Eon. ]. Y.
sc@Eu;or. b. Foster, and Messrs. Nichols and
M.cAin. but no action WIS tAken. Tho committee
5t;oryred 10 nc1i Thursday evening At " o clock,
). h;ch lime all propcrty-holdets interested arc
r,eeo 10 he present.
, 1866-12-07

ENnATA.-ln the official report OF tho Council
proceedings, published December 5th. the Com
nittee on the Revision Of The Chatter il made to
.tpear es recommending enndry amendments IN
fel.ifot, to TIC Board OF Public Works. These
amendments were not i cluded In the report OF
taid committee, but were merely suggestions OF
Su AIut,m u. They should, therefore, have been
omitted from the oil:cinl report.
A. a. NopMAN. City Clerk,
, 1866-12-07

b. sen made % re.na1 durtx tho past two daya but
prtceA, v h are understood 10 be lower. have not
bern made public.
Wn1z5FI-City and Western = SIN, ana coun.
trJ $2.E42-8.
, 1866-12-07

OPERA Horsl.-Miss Lucille Wcstern's second
appearance In ss East Lynne " was greeted with a
large audience. Eer engagement here promises
10 Lc great hnctese. East Lynne will be pscscut-
cd again this evening.
NTsErx+-t;rifltn t;aunt is drawing full houses
every evening i will run tu the end Of the wrel:
NCtlcKER's TnEATlsE.. Ar. l.. T. Barrett and
lsyiflth f1aunL
TIE HtTcHINaoy FAA1LY-Trfbc Of Aaa-wilt
chc Que of their popular entertainments at tbe
Music Hall OF The Opera Ilouse. on Saturday a.
fllis season vii! he given on Montay, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings.
Tue CIEcrs.-Thcre was GOOD performance
last evening at the Coliseum. and fnH attend
nee.
, 1866-12-07

ErsIT1T ToR TIN SoLplERs.-The matinee per
torrance given By Colonel Wood, and tue meu-
l.r+ OF lie Mufeuna Compauy, yesterday aiter-
ECON, "ns well st1ended, thc Iec,nro Room belug
Quuc allied in every part. s'The ricket.of-fearc
A.u" w1s .he bill Eeleeaed for the occasion, 4
handsome sun will doubtless be realized for the
toldicrs,
, 1866-12-07

NEW York. December &.
s1nSKr-Markct moderately active at ea7 per cent
fot call lonns-
GoLD-Opcned at l39k, declining I'd t9, advancing
to l394 and cloainS at 1855
Gor1ESAESr sTocks-Lcss active and scarcely 90
, 1866-12-07

,ets af & fs, .SnnR t,s1k.1
E-0 80 = ~ Ia .SoM.. A-S -
,LosiNe SALE OF
~
j, STET1AEIMER & CO.'S
STOCK OF
r1nTHTyC- CT0TUc pESyEpS
--
CASSIM e r E&s PILOTS,
FURNISIIIN GOODS
-,
~a-opa, r-rrrn1ra1ao
A0S>S ~3@Aa ~ @@sfoJ
, 1866-12-07
a1fal Estate-Goumtrp.

TOR SALE Improved Far1ns-The
L 6bErwin. As1nA With valuable improvements,
nerpt and river.
TEo farrs Of sa9 a1s eseh. one ot 10 acres, of
10 acres. of 100 acres one Of LII zc1es AID one OF
eighty REsH.
Also, con- and timber lauds And improved property
IN thc th-IYtoF city nf Lacou, Aarshtu County.
Terms Tery rrasolaole- For paErcnlszI nddrasa
pTSTJEE = E1NE- Itr0n D1}nntA
, 1866-12-07

BAtDw1s's RAILWAY GCI1E.-The new Rail.
way Guide and business Directory. recently II
-ueJ by Nestre. 4. 5. Baldwin i Co.. proves TO
he q prosperous enterprise. The propsietors
have met with n,arkel snccvss In the ndvertisicg
d.portmenl Of the book, which is nlIeady nearly
'il'cd with full page advertisements. Their can;
advertisements under the head ol "Dusucss Df
rrc,ory." classifying eacn business under is
proper heading. No merchant Will fail to appre-
eiats the Advantages Of this mode 81 aaysrtfti9g,
;akikE iuto consideration the facilities Mr. Bald
win possesses for distributing these 81 guides "
through his connection as General Newa Agent
for the rnri0us railroad lines 1eadin. Into
Chicago.
From AMONG the many letters received favoslns
thu enterprise VIC quote the following, which viii
explain iise1i:
cLs1os, Iowa. December 81, 1866.
G. s. baldwin. E.q.:
DEAR >In: have received the copy Of your
1:oitsay t;et3t, and liks The arrangement very
much. think it will be Of great benefit 10 Rail-
way Companies and the public. Reliable infos-
nation .tluting 10 Western rbhds has long been
ncesled by the publlc, and am sure that you will
how furnish 1t. Truly yonrs.
ISAAC B. HowE.
Superintendent Iowa Divisions OF the Chicago
Z Northwestern Railway.
, 1866-12-07

F1IE AT THE STOCK TAEps.-About haltpast
nInc n'cl q. Wednesday evening hrc broke out
:n':aIl:.::n's s.1oon- opposite Tic Hough House,
IT il adepost. aud wae not lusrrhcI nutN four
tno +:,,.y buildings had been destroyed. 1t ia
s..:.' tEAt OF the b-!ldlnce ucrc saluans, one
icy art. cou!ec1ionrry establishment. Tue total
le~> t. a!,uut Sl.,Gn, which l. reported to have
been ft:..fy covered hy insurance. There seems 10
be E.t!c doubt tbs. Il wis an lncen1iasy Ayt.
, 1866-12-07

TOR SALE-A fne lot on Wes: Sladl-
l tou,ss, between Thrnnp aud Rncke-.sss.. 9o1:.o
ett to 10 loot alley, It'll mail hu!!1nc. FenttnE
50 res E'en:h. Prize f7pe; - % caa rtmatn q
WnRNE WIZ e espt r!f1 . s tss 81 B;osst
DesrhotN-st., Room =
TOR SAI4E-Fo1 few days, d5G feet
/ cruat car.-r ri Iatiana-av. end Dorc'as-ptars.
renting east on the avenue. II. q. STONE, tu3
Stat+At.
, 1866-12-07

ORREePONDEECE - Wanted - L
I lady Of good education ann busIness qualities
wouId Ike tn met y ith middle age: :. tunAiental
gsctlesn 10 establish small business with her that
wonld pay we'll RI ferencrs given aud required. AZ
ter correspondence to tie clnadeutsi. Address " Z.
TAtER, IIihuue Qfnck.
, 1866-12-07

FISHER SONS, Lac0n. minoia-
TOR SALE-Piue LandS-3,G00 acrez
T. valuable pinn isnds for sale. IN Tovnship ,, n.
F1rye il, ~, A4eEan County, AiehtIan, niie5 froE
tbe LAKE. Fer nar1teu1ars address A. y. LANCASTER,
II Wal a., N.Y.
, 1866-12-07

Tle talking ended. the party were invited 70
"alh fnio the r0om In the crib structure. which
has 20 long serscd as the dining room for the
wossmen, and there treated 70 = very snbs1apt,sl
COLLATION.. the food being followed BY some excel
lent VINE. No speeches were made.
THE ADJOURNMENT.
This clofed the proceedings. The tugs eo0,-
menced to lake OF the visitor. at about four
pnEtscs leaving for .he shore. A humber OF een-
t!emer who LETT oil the nrtt tug adio ,rned to the
Tremont uouse. where mile host Draic did his
Lc-1 to tuEc tho ocension NJ, agreeable one till
near Diehsfall. There were several who vo,cti
that 10 he decidedly The best part VI the days
t,rta}pmeut
, 1866-12-07
33tdllDs.

DlAN0o FON $500 n'ano, oI,s?nas
York uted oniE fonr months. viii he sold 70. t35o
sale H. eifces before tomorrow evening. Call a
n t1nE Dr 811frH.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-08


ui for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon them
Of informing the public that they are pre-
pared IN connection with their specially in the Real Estate
General Auction and Brokerage business to devote their
particular attention to tho PURCHASE and SALE Of
CITY MORTGAGE PAPER, BANK STOCK, INSuR-
ANCE SCRIP, and other Local Securities.
superior facilities which thorough knowledge and our
practical experience and extensive business in Real Estate
affords will appear obviously advantageous to Capitalists
seeking reliable safe investments, whilst these Of our
patrons who may property sell, and obliged TO
realize upon their paper by attraction Of
Capita be similarly benefited.
When the active SHAH have commenced purpose
having Week Auction Sales Of the latter class Of Securities
but only such have 10 be sold without limit.
Our Mr. THOMAS L. MACON will have special charge Of
this department. ...
c. e. GIRARDEY K Co, Auctionecr8.
Office No II Exchange Place
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-08
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

EXTENSIVE UNRGsERvED CREDIT SALE OF FOR
eign and Domestic Dry Goods
All Sums Over One Hundred Doara on Sixty Days Credit
BY HOFFMAN 81 MARKS,
s. s. ZELsrcKEE, Aucsioneer,
oaHce-s8, Charities street.
MONDAY, October sth, at 10 O'Clock a.
at their auction store No. IS ChaTtres street, With
out any reserve whatever, will be Sold
900 packages and lots Foreign Domestic Dry Goods
comprising the best assorted stock Of Seasonab Goods
offered at auction yiz:
1900 pieces 80 and A French Prints
1000 Amoskeag, Sprsgue, Pacific nd;Dunnell Prints
1000 Bleached Ccttons superior brands
1000 rs and a Brown Domestcs assorted brands.
700 :. Brown TBilled Cottons.
1000 .. Cassimeres and Satnets
100 . Fine French Black C1othg
300 :. All Wool Jeans and Tveeds.
800 Fine SILK Alpacas and Mohairs, assorted coors.
400 :. Plain, Striped and Embroidered Poplins
800 :, All Wool Delaines.
800 :. Red Blue, Gray, Yellow and White Flsnnels.
700 .. Printed, Opera and Canton Flannes
200 italian Cloths.
800 :. JOS Ripka and Log Cabin Cottonades.
800 .. Linen and Cotton Tickings
200 l04, ia and 124 Bleeched and Brown Sheeting
30 Black and Coored Silks
| 400 White Swiss and Nainsooks
| GOO White Jsconets and Tape Checks.
| 800 Linen Damssks and Diaper
500 White and Colored Tarletans
800 Irish Linens.
| 600 90, 90 and 1903 inches Bobinets.
500 Extra Fine Marseflles Quilts, l24 and 1874.
400 Cashmere and Wool Shsws.
$50 dozen Nubss and sontags.
SOD :. Linen Towels
800 Linen and Cotton Handkerchief
1000 Assorted Cotton Hosiery, for men, ar
children.
ALSO, FOR CASH
8 bales Kerseys, damaged
Kz- TsRMs-An sums over 500 on sixty days credit
approved Endorsed paper
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-08

*. G.. C.-Membera of the above
Organization are hereby ordere report themselves at the
OLD HEADQUARTERS over the Age Barroom, without
delay during the next Six Days .......
Dr. NJ Austin, Secretary will be in attendance at the
above place inform members of the object of this call
q q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-08

special Notlce-An persons wanting In
formation in regard to prisoners of who died at Camp
Douglas, ILL.,, will please address E. s. JORDAN,
Box 1876 Chicago Ill.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

-.sUNDRTEn'
1900 bbs. FLoUR-Choice and Medium Extras and
superors. .,a1.@
1000 bbls. Heavy Mess PORK.
400 Prime
100 .. Heavy RUMPs.
30 E. JoLEs.
800 terces choice LARD.
Ioo tierces choice sugar.cured HAMS.
100 casks prime Clear SIDES.
100 =. SHOULDERS.
800 coils Bale ROPE.
100 hrkins choice Goshen BUTTER.
$50 E. Western Reserve
so bbis Lard OIL.
100 caddies Il b. Honey Dew TOBACCO.
100 half chests Oolong and Imperial TEA
$50 boxes . =. 6B and l23
In store and for sale by
KEEP & CAULFIELD
Nos, IT and 70 Poydras street.
GUEDRIES. .......................".S UNDRIEs.
200 bbls overweight Mess PORK.
$50 :. Choice Brands Extra FLOUR.
100 tierces and kegs Leaf LARD.
80 casks CLEAR SIDES and SHOULDERS
80 tierces Sugar-cured HAMs-Dufield, etc.
"a frkins Goshen BUTTER
Is casks Jefrey's SCOTCH ALE
100 cases OYSTERS, LOBsTRRs, SALMON, etc. i
SUGARS, sYRUPS, TEAS, CoFFEEs,
AND
A General Assortment of Groceries,
For sale by BIDWELL PAYNE d CO,
az Tchountoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-08
WANTED.

EKTANTED-HOuSE FOR THE WINTER, BY OLD
w residents Man. wife, three children and servant want
two three Prefer house where there other
bnarders Location anywhere between Canal, Louisiana
Avenue Carondels and Magazine Streets Address, Lock
Box 6sS.
VKTANYED-TO CHARTER-A LIGHT DRAEGHT
w t0wb0at barges, schooners Apply to II, Bari
4 Co No % Commercial Place, N, o.
NNANTED-A COLoRED WOMAN TO DO THE
w family othree persons Apply Louisiana
Grocery of Camp and Julia streets
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AGENTS BOTH MALE
w female clearing from 800 to 500 per month
on 1.-THE Cause, by f. A Pollard, the only official
Southern history Of the war complete in one large
volume with twenty fine steel portraits This work out
sells ali others published To energetic and women
and disabled officers and soldiers, and soldiers widows,
rare chance is offered to make money Address j. H. linn
mel publisher No Bank Place or 68 Camp street, New
Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-08

Mr. Clark, who owns ii farm near Corpns
Christi Texas will confer favor by addressing C. K, Lock
Boy 40 sitting where he can be found.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Regular aoason of 1867 will commence on
Tuesday, October o,

The Regular esason of 1867 will commence on
Tuesday, October o,
with the Academy's New COLOSSAL COMBINATION
TROUPE OF STAR ARTISTS, selected from every branch
of amusement PRESENT. Dg a VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT,
consisting of Comedies Buresque Extravaganza, Vaude
vles Farces Meodramas, Trick and Comic Psntouime,
Grand and Comic Ballet, Ethiopian Eccentdces sent
Comic Ballads Sensational Acrobatics and Gym
nascs
The Opening Programme introduces the whole Company
and will consis. of ENTIRELY NEW FEATURES.
MATINERs ON SATURDAY, as usual.
Doors open at hafpsst Overture by the Orchestra
at half.pastL
Box Office open during the day, from "a Y. to ~.
CT. CHARLES THEATER-sT. CHARLEsST.
PRoPR1EToRs ...............BE BEN DzBAR E. EDDY.
Monday Evening, October g, 1896.
First night Of the engagement of Mr.. BEN DEBAR the
comedian whose is limited to one week
only and who will appear this evening, in of his great
specieities,
ANINADAD SLEEK, in the SERIOUS FAMILY,
And
TOodIeB.
Supported by the full STOCK COMPANY.
VARIETIES THEATER-GRAvIERs STREET.
W. R. Manager.
| Fifth Night of the Fall and Winter Season
Monday Evening, October 8, 1896,
VIII be performed Bulwers Celebrated standard Comedy of
MONEY with Mrs Chaufrau Mrs Leighton Miss Prentice,
Megsrs Garden W R Floyd Bradley, Morrison Fke Harry
Pearson Warwick, etc il the cast.
gnesaay( EyeHag gl 6e repeated 0y par
LONDON ASSURANCE,
With tie farce of the FOOL OF THE FAMILY an en-.
tertannen involving nearly every member OF the talented
| companE.
rREsCENT CITY MUSEUM
40 AID p ST. CHARLES ST. OPPOSITE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
Open from 8A. till II P NJ. Daily
The Museum building been reftted and enlarged at
enormous expense expressly for the Curioes be exhibit
ted the Elm
OVER TEN THOUSAND CURIOsITIBs. comprising
Wild Beasts Birds, Fishes, Insects, Minerals Paintings
Coins Of the Revolution and wonderful things from
every part the known world will be there found exhbi
ton In connection with the above curosities, AMES'S
GREAT TRAVELLING MENAGERIE, consisting of African
Lions Tigers Leopard Kangaroos Baboons Birds, Etc.
will daily exhibition together with celebrated Chimes
Jugglers Artists Will perform wonderful and daring
feats in Knife Throwing, Etc. The intrepid La BELLI
LOUISE and her Performing Animals will daily add to tn
q attractions of the Museum.
Q Admission 50 cents; Children % cents.
The Crescent City Museum will open Wednesday Oct 10th
2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-08
FUTURE AUCTION SALES.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF VERY ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
Furniture of European Manufacture Of the most Select
Patterns and Of China, Glassware Upholstery, etc. etc,
at NO II Dauphn street. Auction, account Of de-
parture
BY. q. WALTON d DEsLONDE.
]. B. WALTON, Auctonesr.
once, II Carondelet street.
vr1UEsDAY. Oct, o, 1866. at III o'clock a.
w. the residence No. IL Ds3phtn sfFee oeIWssh 1n
tomhouse and Canal streets, will be sold---
ALL THE FURNITURE AND kFFECFS n tne 5o1 g
no II Dsuphin street. Consisting Of elegant ossooa SE
and rrnu Parlor Sets Antique Bull Basts and
Clocks elegant m Mirrors Carved Oak DfntR Room segs
Richly Carved Library Set with Chairs Arm Chas BOOK
Cases Desks; Aubusson, Wilton and Brussels Capes
silk Curtains and Lambrequins; Hall and Stair Carets ha
Rack Hall Chairs elegantly Carved Oak and hosewoon
Bedsteads; Double and single Rosewood ATmoirs, vita
glass: Mahogany Armos and Chairs; CottaEs Furnure
Rosewood and Oak WsshstanGs; Toilets, Washstand sets;
Bronze Chandeliers and Braeets Breakfast Dinner ana Tea
China sets complee Cut Wine Glasses Deeahters Preserve
and Jelly Dishes Also Upright Piano, etc ETC.
Catalogue Furniture and other articles be Sold e oe
had the office Of Aucti0nee at the house on day OF
sale
Ra-TERMs-Cash in q. s. Treasury notes.
The delivery tho Furniture will take place Immediately
after the completion Of the sale
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-08

r OST-IN THE STATE OF ALABAMA-THE FOL
~ lowing described Certificates Of Canal Rank stock
Moett for IS shares stock.
Certificate No. 1904 dated June 8, 1851 issued to W. P
Moett, for As shares stock.
Notice hereby given that application has made the
bank for new certificates in the place OF those lost
JOHN U. MOLETT,
Administrator Of ". r. Moett, deceased
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-08
NoR SALEOE KENT-ONE OF THE FINEST


NOR SALE-DWELLrNGS SEVER L ELEGANT
residences with large and beautiful gardens on tytania
Coliseum ia on Washington and other desirable
locations in the garden district o moderate sized
HVu'esi III 'no SuniS p't"o" Va NC IREFE & ELDER,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-08

T BIENTENU.-
P. CHAa. CUVELLIER
Notary Public.
Recorded in the Office Of Mortgages in Society Book No
folios 26s to 27l, October 4th 1866
copy ofthe snal exant in the of ny
office
H. 81 P. CHAS CUvELLIER
| New Orleans, Oct. ), 1865 Notary Public.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-08
Observation-Disclosures.

II OST-FIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF NEW OR
Ia leans New Orleans Sept lS6-Noce is hereby giver
that CERTIFICATE No 45 Of this Bank, for Fifty Share
of stock the of Gordon Granger dated July r. 1866
having been lost msd application has been made thu
Bank for the issue of another IN its stead.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-08
DROPosALs FOR wO0D.


Sealed proposals invited and will be received at this
office until II O'Clock M FRIDAY October &C. 1866 for
the delivery Of 600 cords Wood in the city of New Orleans
Wood will be careful inspection before accepted
and must be good erchantabe hard wood Of the best quality
Bid, will be accepted for not less than 5JO cords.
The ability OF the bidder to fulfil his agreement must be
guaranteed by two responsible persons whose signatures
be appended to the guarantee The responsibility OF
the be shown by the official OF the
CerE of the nearest District Court the u D. District At
tUrney. s
The Wood must be delivered at the rate of not ess than
1000 cords per month"; the option OF the Chlei Quarter"
master. g 1870,
the right to reject or all bids
Bids will be indOrsed Poposa for Wood and addressed
B Lieut. Col. E. j. strang A Q. NJ, New ORLEANS, La.
BY order Of Col. G. g. SAWTELLE,
Chief Quartermaster Department Of the Gulf
E. J. SlRANG,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-02-24
DIR. TALBOrT,s PILLS

rOMPOGED 81 highly concentrated extrac h
~ from roots and herbs Of the highest medicinal
value infallibls in the cure Of ali dssases Of tho
Liver or any derancement Of the Digestive Ora NJ
They remove all impurities Of the Blood, aud are
unequaled In the cure Of Diarrh@, Jaundice, Dye
fevers Headache Piles, Mercurisl Discs ses Here
ditary h"mors. DOSE. for adults, one pill in tho
morning. children half = pilr From one to three
pills will cure ordinary and from 10 thrss
boxcs will c, r. any durable Of no matter how
long stsndins. Price 81 20 per box. TRADE snp-
piled or sent by mail.
v MOTT TALBorr, N D., AGO. --
Junseliy u Fulton Street, New \ ,,k
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-02-24
Gall, Gall, Gall,

1~We can sffordto, and will sellall
our goods st prices which il these times
will make It On, object both 10 purse and
happiaes far tie Rich and Poor, tho Eco
nensist Sndsthe Improoident The Epicure
sadthe Fsgaifo purchase cfus.
0.Cssh fosshs seller and sstisfaotion
70 the purchaser, 10 the business motto Of
I notify +. p. D00G4 ! 90.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-02-24
Marriage and Celibacy.

A Essay Of warning aud instr1ctiun for YcuaR
"A Men. Also. dis.Asss IN abnsss which prema-
tassay pscstr.te the Vital Powsrs, with msa ~
Of relief Sent frss cfchargA in anled letter envs-
lopes. Address J. eKILLN HOCCHTON. How.
ard Association, Philadelphia, r.. jaAl.SS.lp
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rs hardy given that the Sieu1City Hay Scale cit
l uatod On the Lsses, b n good vei6Aisg ofdsS
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