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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
TWO DESIRABLE T%O.SroRT FRAME DWELLINGS
on Prytsnis street, of St. Andrew street
KT j. II. WALTON 4, UEsJneuE

on frytsnis street, corner of St. Andrew street
KT j. II. WALTON 81 DEsLuGBE,
j. B. WALTON, Aae.fopeer,
Office No. II Carondeiet street
w EDNEsDAY, April 2.sth, 1866, at e
Royal street, will be sold ~ ~ -
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, togsther With the build.
ngs and Improvements thereon in the District. 10 the
square 6ouuasd ny Prytania Paquennes Coliseum
Andrew ana streets desgns.d BY the
plan drawn by b. russ-n the June IS49 deuo-
sed in tn Office of Lishony notary puoc which Of
for the OF Prytahta and andrew street and
thirty feet six inches on Prytana
by twenty feet in depth and nj on st An
drew street. American lot thera arc
TWO CONF JRTABLE TWo-sFoRY FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSES and back buildings covered states con
tanning paors, ktehsu ETC., on the first foor and
rooms, servants rooms etc, etc on the second floor.
n1TERAs-The purchaser 60 assume the payment Of
notes. bearing mortgage upon the property, dated March
1856 payable respectively and years. each for 5000
with interest date Of the notes az the rate Of
cent per until final payment For the remainder,
psy s0 and the balance at IL months with interest
the rate of per cent per annum ana speGi "
the OF the credit payments and the polio
transferred to the venaor. 90,
of sale before Gotschalk Magner notaTies public
this expense Of the purchaser including the " D. INTERIM
Revenue Stsmls ~.
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CAPITAL OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE AN INVESTMENT
very superior and. productive Turpentne Orchard
West Pearl river parish of 81. Tammany, La. at private
sale.
BY j. B. WALTON tss DEsLONDE,
]. B. WALTON, AUcrIoSEER.

Ofce-No. AZ Carondeet street
A VERY SUPERIOR AND PRODUCTIVE
"A TUkPESTINp PLANTATION, in the parish OF st
ammany Weat Pearl river about mile from rick
yard Landing containing about SUI l20 cleared
and under fence
Dwelling House. still House soopers' Shop. Gueing Shed
and Furnace, large she'd 80 feet long for storing Tosn
turpenne shed In which is good horse mill seven good
cabins for hands and four five requiring repair stainless
cribs house. and essential for plantation
and couRry residence The dwelling is furnished sufficiently
garden we'll stocked with potatoes and other vegetables
There is four mule wagon and harness. horses
saddles ETC. all that required for the Of the place
and schooners at all of the years
go to the Landing Pearl river.
The establishment is in complete working order and the
rnsn produced Of the highest class Of white ron and
the highest price paid 10 this market Before
when naval low this place, with twenty
hands capable Of clearing $4,000 in year the
Pearl river being longer than in other Of tho
South.
900 boxes under cultivation and desired,
adjoining orchard Of trees be bought
bic There also tracts good running pines in
the immediate vicinity Offering facilities for opening new
chards next winter. E.5 @td.
upon place about 100 gallons spirits and
about IL barrels white rosn charge and charge
day until October and sometimes two charges In
day 1t expected the trees alone will yield BY Octo
20J barrels Of crude turpentne which, after dista
ton will give about 1000 barrels white iosn and gallons
spirits of turpentine
present had experience of twenty
in working turpupne skilled in every department of the
business besides bcing good cooper and dster and most
industrious man. ri
employed upon the plantation besides tbs
manager adister cooper, teamster and labofe
| for cultivating, ETC.
For further particulars price and terms apply Messrs
B. Walton Deslonde, 81 aoove.
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SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE, AMERICAN TELEGRAPH Co. /
Mobile Alabama, April 81 1866.
N0TICE-To CAPTAINS OF STEAMBOATS,, SAIL
In ing craft ETC., navigating the Rigplets:
You required anchor in the vicinity of the
submarine Abes laid the rgots in accordance with
law Of the Lou sana legislature hereunto affixed;
An act relative to telegraph lines
Revised statute 52 section lGi Act relative to crimes
and oenses section 03 State of ouisana number of act
l2O 1853. page 49,
stall unlawully and Intentionally injure, modest
destroy lines OF telegraph the lines ahuments,
material property belonging thereto who shall modest
nterere with in the use or operation Of
line of telegraph thereof shall conviction, be
punished by fine exceeding five huudred dollars i'm
prisonmen in the Pententsry exceeding year,
both, a the discretion of the courtn
The cables laid at the west end Rigolet light and
Immediately opposite the light house There
these cables an fifty yards apart each other and
ends indicated by with boxes thereon painted
WHITE by signs placed either shore posts
third cable laid hundred yards west of the Fort
and its position is similarly described
CHAS. G. MERIwETHER,
Superintendent I'd Dist, 18th division.
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DESIRABLE, COMFORTABLE AND WELL BUILT TWO
store Frame Dwelling, No Il Euterpe street, Pry
tania street. and story Cottage adioning-a fine
large lot of Ground Peymnia street. between Coliseum
Walk and Prytania street, and well built two story
Stable s M z7. g. 81. ... ss
by j. II. WALTON IL DIES I4ONDE,
j. B. WALTON Auctioneer,
| u Ofice-47 Carondelet street
| yETEDNE sDAY, May ed, 'cG, at 10 O'Clock
NJ at the Merchants and Auctoneers' Exchange, Royal
l. ONE Lor OF GROUND in the square bounded by
Buterpe Prytania and Pomynia streets and Coliseum Walk
10 feet Between pre lines togetsr with the building
and improvements thereon which consist OF well built tw.
ing rack from The street and enclosed by an iron fence
tanning on t floor two parors dining room kitchen hen iron
large ard ono small bedroom closets bedroom over dining
e % Af
to material and Workmanship has marble mahes in all the
gas throughout. convenient business very
ACCESSIBLE having tho advantages of both the Pyania and
Camp street railroads and in IN excellent and most desirable
3 Adjoining the lot and dwelling above described LOT
Eutsrp street. by i27 feet 10 inches 5a lines depth be
neat onesory coage in good order containing pur
kitchen, shed, paved yard cstern, etc, ETC. Alley the
s. LOT OF GROUND in the same square, on Pelympia
there Is awe built twostory fame stable with slate roof
house. and one finished room in second story the building
being ssepa5s Of being ALTERED s nso Sonyenen. dwelling
All the above oescbea is lessed until the LIST Of
November 1866 to several tenants and will be sold subject to
iyfa cash. in u Treasury notes. the
twelve and eighteen months hearing mortgage the
perry and at the rate Of eight per cent per
of The credit by the purchaser and the policy
Act Of sale before Walter H Peters, ESQ., Notary Public
at the expense Of the purchaser
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IMPO aTANT SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY In THE
Fret and Fourth Districts in good locations belonging to
the Estate of Jasper Strong .-.
BY PALFREY q CO.,
H. W. PALFREr Jn, Auctionser

BY PALFREY d CO.,
H. ". PALEREr, JH, Auctionser
ofice-Eo 81 Carondect Street.
WEDNEsDAX,. April Mpsar., sSth h, 1seG, at Is
b% 1s 81 an order If s H District
Court Of New Orleans dated March 10 1865 will be sold the
described property belonging to the of jasper
I 20, h q. NJ q saasss rq 8, p R
Second Chippewa and Fulton Streets designated BY the
Nos to inclusive, on aplan now exhibited at the Mer
Lots ka. line.
Front ps'sn s 9s'
Ing rssn sssosd Lsts No. d !
Of ~ e feet sa ss IS By
sivs each about TT psh snda lines ron.
sn e ~ III feet na Of to m
sboa. INCHES ard line fson. Firss street, By
ST the Fourth Dis
Ct this s in the p e. No s By Washing
The s. inclusive Lots numbers inclusive
M No. Of 81 End s.
and s Patrick stree Lots Nos and each
lines Of 10 feet Lots Nos and Il easurs each - feet
s. ras sas e % sgh parallel ss
I OF St Ps Ss Is & b Ss1s sss os pss
each 50 ssh XII
depth bswesn parallel lines Of is feet No q forming
the corner Of sixth and s. ratries streets Lots Sss
and % each ~ feet front on sixth ny dept
between parallel lines of l9 feet Lots Nos % and measure
each 80 feet st Denis Streets by depth between
lines of 100 feet Lots Nos 20 and 80 measu each
fee front St Denis street by depth between parallel line
| of $50 feet.
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the First District Of this city
in the square No l6 bounded by New Lvee south Market
JchoupouAs and Deord streets and designated by the
ber II 45 pian exhibited at the Merchants Elk
change. ...
Lot No Al 81 feet inches front South AIaFke
street. by Depth between para lei lines, OF 55 inch
fhe imp consist of brick b4idng, known No
Sc S ,uth Market street, occupied grocery store.
Lot 4s measures q inches front Denrd street
by Depth between parallel lines of IS feet inoh known
No. 50 Deord street
| ONE LOT or GROUND in tho First District of this
city in the square bounded North Market St Joseph New
Levee Tcou atoulas designated by the number
plan exhibited the Merchants Exchange Said lot
% feet inches front North Market by
depth parallel lines Of IS feet and inch On this lot
is wooden building known No 81 North Market
E- Terms SAE0ne half cash. and the balance of the
price of adjudication credit II and Is months by note
bearing interest until maturity and
| per cent interest per annum eventual interest.
Acts of before W. J. Castell notary public at the
| pense of the purchaser
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AhfUSE MENyS.
a VI { SE VI fINTS.
A oADEMx OF NJ UsIc-sF CHARLES STREET.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, APRIL aAND1
OVERWHELMING CONCENTRATION

A oADEszY OF NJ UsEc-sr. CHARLES STREET.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, APRIL "a ANDS.
OVERWHELMING CONCENTRATIONS
W sfss Cf ss s 'Ra
BALLET ADVERTISEMENTS
The beautiful Irish musical spectacular and fairy
THE LILIES OF KILLARNEY or the FAIRY OF THE
LAKES
The bright cluster of stars-Nle Ida Devere Mons Bap
sstne and Miss Kate Wood A NJ. Hernandez. John Frank
lin and Miss Aco franklin Miss Ada Tesnan, Miss Eloise
Clyde and W. j. Jacobs; Bob Hart, z. r. German and j.
Rushton and Of lesser uminae that would be stars
in any other similar organisation In nexhaustble Panto
mimic Danssnte Eccentric, Ethiopian and Vocal Variety
First Appearance of TOM Russell, the Prince of Comic
Singers.
SATURDAY RooN-MATINRR, with something origi-
nal, unique and PECULIAR. -
A CADEMY OF MUSIC ST. CHARLES STREET.
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
Friday, April "a,
BENEFIT OF MR. FRED. Won oLKER.
choice selection the Acsdemy's specses will be
executed for the first time, ...... ..e
THE FIRE-ALARM POLKA,
composed by the Beneficiary in which will be introduced
striking musical effects, tho ALARM tho FIRE BELLSi
TAPPING THE DISTRICT, etc. Also the
MONSTER CONCERT A LA JCLIBN,
enlarged under the direction of the conductor
MR. A. M. HERNANDEZ, with the following prosranme:
OVERTURE. .HERkAkDlNL
FLUTE DELEGATE. .RABHEL
Executed by Mr.. j. Jacobs.
GRAND POT PoURRI, fsvorite airs, arranged BY MR.
FRED. Won oLKER.
CT. CHA KLEs THEArEts-sr. CHARLES 81.
Propretors BEN. DEBAR L z. EDDY
CONTINUED SUCCESS OF THE GREAT COMBINATION
THE zANrRErrAs, MILE ELISE, 1Hos. coNEy
DEAe1E's sgAS1SH BALLET 5;7. TROUPE +,.,, ,,o
FAIRIES nightly exciting wonder and nthusast applause
"wednesday Evening. April 25, s66,
The somte pG%gHoMTppss Of ETB sE p MTATTAiRE
NEW FOUNTAIN, and the paptomime Of 'oL-AU-VENT.
FBIpAY-Peneft Of Mile JOSE zANFRETTA
Grea preparations being made for the Grand Matinee
Saturday room
OLYMPIC THEATER-74 ST. CHARLES ST.
'''.' l.'''e.,., Ano,her New Play " M o.
THIS hvhN BRipE E Of T" 2 HN ESES II
MI Feehe Morrison s c ran'5
Collins Misses vSug9n and H9msE and MrT L Thorpe
VARIETIES THEATER-GRAv1ER STREET
Positively last wssa Of # eHsyPEAu
n., oe..s.sn n 555s,s Sssav n.n, ~
hbupPniccHi W. II
'Ess nEE. IssSss S s
also in the cast.
THE LADIES OF PROVIDENCE FAIR
AT MECHANICS INSTITUTE
Will continue THIS EVENING and WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING when it will close. and the Lotteries will be drawn
Wednesday night, 18th inst
EHAIK. ....EAIR. FAIL
| -POR-
THE ORPHAN GIRLS ASYLUM OF THE IMMACULATE
| CONCEPTION, THIRD DISTRICT,
Under the direction of the Sisters of Holy Cross will
held at the MECHANICS INSTITUTE, Hall Of the Legis
ture, on MONDAY, April Goth. and the ensuing week.
NATURE UNVEILED
: BRANCH OF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANAToM,
40 AND ~ ST. CHARLES STREET
NOTICE-EvERY VISITOR TO THE MUSEUM
entitled to book Of four lectures the PHILOSOPHY
MARRIAGE and catalogue free of charge.
10 AND a ST. CHARLES STREET,
| Opposite the st. Charles Hotel.
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= TranspoTtatiOn OH1ce OF the New Or-
leans jackson Northern Railroad Company-New
Orleans March 20, 1866-NO rICE TO SHIPPERs-The
tariff this road will so into effect and after the
LIST Of April.
Shippers will be furnished with copies of the Freight Tariff
by applying the Railroad Office No A Carondeet street, or
at the Freight Depot
All freights the line OF the New Orleans jackson and
Great Northern Railroad be PREPAID otherwise will
+ he cent forward T. WARREN,
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THOMAS ID. BODLEY d CO., 1853
NO. PERpIDo STREET, adjoining Mas onic Bu j
OFFICE no. l28 aRAylkR STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, STATIONARY AND
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
Circular Cross-Cut Mil and Male ,sws; Corn Mlls W
Mills and Betting Apparatus Skating Pullss and Betting
All descriptions Of Plantation Machinery and Agrcaltu
Implements .75 500 5tt55art5e4
We keep constantly on hand fnl supply Of
CANE CARTS, PLANTATION AND ROAD WAGONS
Timber Wheels and whselbaows from the well known fa
of Joshua Bodley, Wheeling, Va
We have connection with extensive Foundres and Ma
Shopsn 81 Louis Louisville Cincinnati and Psburg throu
prepared contract for any class Of machine
on most favorable TERMS deliver anywhere north ofN
| 0-leaus nf freIpht- THnS EnDJFy : On
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OFFICIAL.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Wis D'EEECTEHN-FNV ERTU DUN WRIT DE
IA lection date du IL avr 1885, moi adresse par EXC
Madison Wells gouverneur la Louisiana, les eecteurs
qualities troseme district de la paroisse
leans du cinqu1me sAiemc sepeme arrOndsse
dams premier district municipal de la Nouvelle Orleans
lie present notifies eection lie und
sepeme jour de mai 1866 pour membre la chambre des
represent ants generate de de la Louisiana
eet de rempr Ia occasonnee la resignation
de hon p B. McCevey Les polls seron ouvers jour de
elecon susdte henres A. NJ jusqua heures NJ, afn
recevor les bulletin des elecens qualities dudit trosee
district epresenta endrots detection su seront des
gne Pautore detection conduise Ia surnten
dance commissioners ct gees ct lie retour trpcata
desse soussgue charge de les tranmere
d la loi. CHARLES BIENVENU,
Sheriff
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Notice of EIeetion-Oda Fen [loss =, saran.
Association New Orleans, April a. ls6e-Notce nereo,
GIVEN that an election Directors to the boafa
srs Odd Fellows Hall Association ior sno osa r., IAN
w wnSnAy 7,b May between the hours Of 10 A. NJ and
on "oHnA - " HENRY BIER, Secretary
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Notice to Conslgnees-The ship bavaria.
from New York dschagng her at Post 49, First
District Consgnees will please call at the Office Of the under
signed to settle their freight bills and attend to the receipt of
their goods the evee otherwise they will be stored at their
expense and risk. JOSEPH DEfNooDl,
. nlatv tr,a
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New Orleans jackson ana Hreat No,'
en Railroad making close connections with other roads, is
the only a-ra line leading ont Of tho city OF new
and Is the shortest swtest safest and most comof'a'
10 all points North Northwest and East . :.
Train leaves the Depot at the foot OF oaiiope e''
O'Clock every morning (sundays not excepted
Through Ticket Office at No Carondeet street, upon
from "a xtosp NJ daily. and from 8 to SP NJ sunosy.
M - ~" -"A' -'' D. q. GOODLOE,
ho~te~ P"'n's' General Ticket Agent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SUNDRiEs.. ..- '''''''''''soNDNiAs'
$500 bbls. Extra superfne and Fine FLOUR
800 >. Mess PORK.
100 :. Primo
200 tisrces Choice LARD
500 kegs
30 casks Clear SIDES
100 . Bacon SHOULDERS.
80 . Green HAMS, SIDES and SHOULDERS.
1000 boxes Star CANDLES-Pr' csor Gamble
no . . Emorys' Sons
100 bbs Lard OIL.
500 :. Boyle Rose, Virginia Mountain De" Pineapple
and Phoenix WHISKY.
50 bbls ALCOHOL
50 terces Sugar Cured HAMS
500 kegs assorted NAILS
200 boxes SOAP.
100 quarter casks BRANDY.
For sale by D. d. hEnNEDf 6fo.,
IS and 81 Poydras street.
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the Fourth District bounded by Dysdes Bacchus
Second streets, in lots to suit Purchasers
BY PALFREY 81 CO.,
&. W. PALFREY, DR., Auctioneer,
Ohce-34 Caroudelet street.
WEDNEsDAY, April e5. at ~ O'Clock
w NJ At the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange Royal
A SQUARE OF GROUND in the Fourth District of this
bryade Streets divided into twenty lots Of various dimen
9n as per plan s exhibited a., the
TERMs-One-thrd cash. and the balance on credit OIL
cent eventual interest," and secured by mortgage on the
Acts before Madden and Shannon, public
geher with u S. Internal Revenue Stamps at the of
the purchaser
EXTENSIVE SALE OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
Goods Clothing Furnishing ois Boots Shoes Hats ETC.,
just received per Steamer Star of the Unon Auction
BY MONTGOMERY 81 BRO,
R. M. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer
Ohice-S9 Camp street.
WEDNESDAY, April 25, at 10 O'Clock, at
w salesroom 50 Camp street, will be sold
1926 pieces Orgaudy Jaconets and Lawn
$50 pieces Linen Lawns and Figured Linen
1850 pieces Sprague's Amoskeag and Dunned Prints
20 cases aud bales Brown and Bleached Domestcs.
Large Stock of Linen Clothing Just re-
received per steamer Union.
500 dozen Undershirts and Drawers.
800 dozen Linen Bosom shirts and Overshirts.
| 700 dozen Felt, Cashmere and Straw Hats.
80 cases Shoes and Boots.
500 dozen Pocket Cutlery
Rl~TERMs-At sale
LARGE CATALOGUE SALE OF 200 VALUABLE OIL
Paintings at Auction.
BY MONTGOMERY a. BRO.
| M. MONTGOMERY. Auctioneer,
| Ofice-S7 Camp street.
! THIS EVENING, at az O'Clock, Mt Masonic
| OF, at the same hour And place, will be sold
| 200 Valuable Oil Paintings
The above collection has been selected with great and
Discrimination from the studios und galleries Of the most emf
mt artists of Europe and america and Is especially atsc
tive connoseurs and OF the fine arts comprising
many fine valuable originals and copies Of the old
ters portion of the above painted for the Art Uni
sold for the benefit Of the combination of that
collection and worthy the attention of citizens The
collection also contains great iey of CABINET pieces from
the artists of Europe including Schroeder Mctnn
Hartwck Lilly, M. Spencer, duncan, VIM. Parser SOmet
Jusen Rowenbotham. and others Of equal emnence Al
the above beautifully framed in heavy gilt of tho Belgian
and Desselnorf patterns and exhibition
| animation until they are closed
public respectfully invited to be before
| at the time Of stle.
| April l6 and continuing til last day OF sale
| Ha-TERNs-Cash In U. g. Treasury Notes.
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Hsechanics' and Agricultural Fair
Association of Louisiana, New Orleans, April 81 ls66-ln
.opformy with the Charter, Election for TIVE tyone
Directors will place between the hours of 10 and
o'clock at Office of the aton Mechanics Institute
TUESDAY, May !, 1866 ]. HOMES, secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Bank OF America, New Orleans, April
H. 1s66-Notce is hereby given that and alter the is
MAY next business hours OF this Bank will be from
o'clock A. n to4px. A. NJ FoRTIER Cashier
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MACHINERY.

MARSH d CO.,
John c. MARSH, PRESTON ". EYRE. WILLIE A.
STEWART)
Manufacturers Of STEAM ENGINES and BoILEB
BRASS and IRON CASTINGS. for steamboat and panta
use building, All kinds of blaeksnithing done ct
shortest notice. Particular attention given repairing
boat and plantation machinery.
NO. 266 NEW LEvEE STREET,
Between Delord and Gaieunie streets. New OrteanA
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New Orleans, jackson and Great Nor
them Railroad Company Office OF the General Ticket Agent
New Orleans March 49, lS66-On and after the lst of April
1866 tho local rates this Road will be reduced
d. S. GOODLOE,
General Ticket Agent
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Not,ce-Neither the Captain nor the
c.n.,,,s.s of the British ship MONMOUTH from Liverpool
he ,nonsibe for any debts contracted by the crew OF
WI, DO BYRNE, VANCE & CO.
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Once Board OF Underwriters, New Or
leans st April lss6The Insurance Companies composin
this las list below will close their offices daily at
O'Clock p NJ. and after the LIST day of May next
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company.
Home Mutual Insurance Company.
Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company.
Merchants Mutual Insurance Company
San Mutual Insurance Company.
Citizens Mutual ms nrance Company
New Orleans Mutual Ipsurs Company.
Union Insurance Company.
Hope Insurance Company.
Louisana State Mutual Insurance Company
S<ar Mutual Insurance Company.
0ermsna Insurance Company
JAMES H WHEELER, Secretary.
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SUNDRlEs.. SUNDRIES. .......... SUNDRIEs.
BY Won AINKEN d SULLY,
LEON voH ZIyKES Auctioneer,
Offce-Eos leg Gravier and II Union street.
VNHURSDAY, Goth inst. at o'clock n.
of New Levee and St. Joseph street, will be
sold
Screw Cotton Press
5000 lbs. old Copper
q, 5U0 Osnahury Sacks. ....
8 Steamboat Bells
! Squa Main Sail .r a
bales Moss.
FL. Signal Lamps,
Lot of Baggng and Rope, Rope Cuttings
Scrap lrun etc. etc.
Also
Il boxes Tobacco.
kegs Shot
miy.TERMs-Cash in u. S. Treasury Notes.
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SUCCESSION OF H. j. RANNEY-No. 1866 SECOND
District Court Of New oreans-Fhy eight Bales Cotton.
by q. Il. GIRARDEY d CO..
NICHOLAS J. HoEY. Auctioneer. 4
Office, II Exchange Place.
THURSDAY, April &c, 1865, Mt II o'clock
by virtue and In pursuance OF an order OF the oD
]. W. Thomas Judge of the Second District Court of New
Orleans dated the 4h April 1866 and rendered in the above
entitled matter pubic at Fassmaus Cotton Press
Callope between Locust and Howard Streets will be
sold a..
| IS bales Cotton.
E5y-TERMs-Cash in U. b. Treasury Notes.
FURNITURE
BY MONTGOMERY 81 BRO,
R. n. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer.
THURSDAY, April SO, mt II O'Clock A. ri ,
i their Auction Mari 8 Camp street. will be sold
as Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads Bureaus
Spring Seat Shairs Easy Cha Marble Top Center Tables
sss carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engavtpgs
Paintings Cooking Stoves and Utensils being the confans
OF several well furnished houses
"A large invoice of Cottage Beds, Cane md Wood Sea
| Chnirs, ETC.
ly- TKRMs-C8sh
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Once OF The Trustees and Attorneys OF
e Associated Bondhoder Creditors and Stockholders oil
the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad
Company, New Orleans April IT. i56eNotiee ID hefeoy
,.n IN m, holders of the First Mortgage Bonds General
Creditors and Stockholders the New Orleans jackson and
Great Northern rosd Company that plan OF the re-
Of Company and agreement based thereon
open for inspection and the signature OF Bondhooers
Creditors and Stockholders Office of Messrs Clarke
Bayne No. IS Camp street.
CLARKE VIC Chairman.