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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-10
.AII.<heny 1--we sssek ,Ea-1eC

The market vus sfnII5 this, hngsvsr. VII
be no ueEs % persons VIM have visited he
Cattle MARKETS mr. the pass few weeks me
drfisEiuEs5 were ngtIE aud - WIS demand BE-
iuIz confined ainIrrE exclusively ID Ints %
meet The wants Of the eiEY cEaCia- Ihsle va
m shipping demand LeaIeEs are not dis
posed % take hnid at the present prizes,
which vury materially according % the de-
Scr1ption offsrest- The ezrrerusz rafES were
5izeasI< fbE choir and 41zea55{ 11r common
ADD Ii3eEffuuls dsSeEipfioua-
E0G-Ehe packing se1slon Being over the
snIss made were Ia n retail way TOR butcher
ing rErpnszs- and ID supply The wants ar tie
ciSytradz- 4 few zmnH los were disposed Of
az 3, gL1sEIB1. the latter Wa8 only paid for -
LfafsCf ones az large Eizle-
SHEFP-DuI WIN nflrR sellers than huYRESs
tie SsLfs5 we're N small way Prizes ranged
l5IlEI 49, 70 $685. grusz- The principal de-
mind Vas 61r the DeE1er qualftieL Not over
Ia had weze disposed Of az both dsscrtp-
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4 HAN OF 4 TH0CSAND-A Gov
NrrvE Syr-Rrn

HR H JAMES, 4 RETIRED PHYSICIAN
i j OF great emtnenee- diEenVeFed while in
the EAT LudtEss- \ certain cure tor Cdnsump-
ton Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, f-nifts and
General Debility The remedy WIS discover
Ell Dy MIN when his only child, a daughter
wis given up To die His child WaE cured
and y now alive and well DsziE11a df bens-
dftnZ nis fellow u1nrfsll ne win ssld ~ EiIGse
vino wish Y the recipe, eo Rtatnints null diree-
remedy, Eree- On receipt Or their names with
TWO stamps Ia pay expenses There - mt =
EtueIa y ptOtzI ~ Consumption that u does
not aE once take hnlftof and dtlsfpats- NighE
s0TeIns- peeytshne-s- irritation o. me nerves,
future Of memory. diEieuIt expeesnraItOu,
sharp pains in the IuugS. Enne throat, chilly
ss.4lsIrfunE NAUSEA ar the Stomach iIlshcfinu az
LIE bowels, wasting; away Of Tie uIuse5ss.
G4-E The WE1teE VII ple1LI1ll state the name Of
the PAPER they So tins aTtueFIbenlenE IN
AlLIHeas CRkEDLCE a CO.
nt2 Esslez 81 PiAiilLie4paiA. Penn
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chicago MarsEe1-

CHICAGO, March ..
Flour dull Wheat moderately active, eIos-
ing CtuII ar 81 = 61r No. L Com dutes- Cats
dull HfEhwtneS. Mos PurL quiet ar - =
MI Prime Mess PuEE inactive Bulk 8Ieans
quiet shoulders, I0lic FIR LnnsE- English
SIsaus inactive Land dull HOES moderately
active ar . Si5a a 1nr extra lors. Dressed
HnrEs quiet at SID 81
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view YORK Nancy aaa saoes. Har.et-

Money and GnId-3Ionsy easierar aFz7 Der
cenr Sterling EIi.hanRs-DulI az LipII - lilsz I.
Gfnld-LoWEE and uuseEIfssfs opening al III =;
declining Ij11s<sy and cinsing az Ep5f-
Government s5fDElcE-pp ifhnuE deefiissi
change IS r. 81 coupons. EBfzE; Z y -,
81, Registered. l0f1: do IN eoupons. - IGIt !;
do a. IgSl :; 7-,as- list series, 80: do second
series 9g5i ; do third series 3D.
SLzfe StoeEs-Tennessea 81, 81, a. Missouri
telegraph 49,; New Tor< GsurraI 49, Ere
4g4. Reading IL; MtetIiEam southern "a;
PitIsburZh I6t;: Ghies11n & Northwestern -;
dil preferred 81; Toledo ID711s Fort Wayne
80. 4 Irnn preferred L.
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cOHGREssIONAL PEOCKEDNGS.
WAsHrysroS, Srareh 9, 1856
SEN

o SENATE
/ Petitions we're introduced in filvor Of
I increasing the pay OF army odieeEss
against the renewal OF the reciprocity
( treaty. IN favor OF chauging the enustI-
tuition SO as 70 choose the President and
| Vice President directly from the people,
and lor one term only for equal rights
without distinction on accOuur Of color
/ Mr.. Wilson presented the petition OF
J the cifiZEns OF Massachusetts asking
for the acknowledgements OF Late rebels,
which WIS referred 70 the COMMITTEES On
Reconsideration
vt aTE O'Clock Mr.. Couuesz called up
the Dill 70 extend the time 6ssr the with
dEawal of goods from public stores and
bonded warehouses, on which there
WIS 4 motion pending TO reconsider the
vote by which it passed.
AIr. Spragua took the door In opposf-
ton to it.
The Speaker announced that the
morning hour had expired and the bill
under consideration was made the spe-
ciaI order for Monday az III o'clock
The constitutional amendment on
the sUbiecr OF representation was taken
up
favor, regarding the accomplishments
I of negro suffrage by Induction tar better
than by force.
Mr. sumner replied charaeserilng
the amendment as two-Sided-
Mr. Wilson made n few remarks.
when the question was stated 70 be
on Nr. Andersonfs- amendment 20 sub
stiEure for the pending amendments the
following words: HNo Stateou present
ing the Qualifications req ujsiTe for an
election therein, snail discriminate
against any person on account OF race
or color -rejected, yeas 10. nays 81
Joint resOluriOns heretofore offered
U fssaFTF
proposition OF the committee was re-
ieeted 3 againt 3.
Mr.. Yates offered the following as n
substitute for the committees resOlu-
zion that no State or territory OF the
United States shall by any eoustiEU-
ton. Law or other regulation what
ever heretofore enforced or likely
hereafter TO be accepted making
or enforcing in any way or IN any man
ner recognizing any distinction between
citizens of the United States or any
SGIIe or territory, On account of race or
color or previous condition Of slavery;
and hereafter all persons, without dis
Eiuctiou OF race or color, shall be pro-
teefafi in the full snjoymenB OF and the
exercise of all their civil and political
rights, including the right OF suffrage
Mr. Yates amendment was rejected,
against is
Mr. Davis offered an amendments to
hive the proposition or the COmmttLeH
submitted TO the Legislatures of the
several States next hereafter to be
chosen. ReiecsesI, L against 81
Mr. Summer moved an ameudmen5 %
the committees proposition by insert
ing proViso that there shall be no de-
ninI OF elective franchise on account OF
color. Rejected by Saglinst Is
Mr. Sumner moved Js amend the
proposirion OF the committee by insert
ing that al PERSONS deuied representa-
ton snail De exempt from uExnrIon Of
all kinds Rejected
The question was then taksn on the
uroposItion OF the committee Mr.
CLARK having Withdrawn his amend
ment, and the joint resolution "a II
came from the House was lost, there
not being twO-thirJis in fiIvor.
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Hom HaahSHue

YasTFvIIIE, TEyy.- March s--A
Nashville telegram semi by Capt Hun
ter from Grenada, Miss, 70 Governor
BrowuIcR, urgfug the latter to beware
OF assassination, believed % be caused
for PoIfticat purposes
Edward Ryan. formerly Of LasnIleI
M. committed suicide by shooting
himself near the Chattanooga depot
eziVe freight tor points south az Chat
tanooza- FhG blockade viii probably
continue seVgfaI weeks
Efeu6. Wilcox, Eith coIored infantry
while removing the flagstaff from the
former Headquarters, fell seventy teeE.
killing him Instantly
AZ Galveston twenty days quaraH-
tine has been ordered at all Texas ports
on acrIIuuE Of Official notice OF me pre-
vaIencs OF eaoIefa m the West IndIez-
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Victor Savaeeot

WING lust RETURNED FROM
u the east. taxes pleasure q aunounes To
thas Ladies and gEufieusu of Wheeling and
vicinity thai he has hEnagi1t q Lar4a asafIrr-
meut 81 hair ~ the finest quality which he
VIII manufneture In Iafiiesi and Reurlemenss
WIGS half W1ssr nout hrlidIl W1ter tails, chris,
mental hair Worins- Al OF which viii b.
manufactured ar home by = eumpsteat work
man, with ueatue8 amt Dispatch
eoiogue Wa1sf, me snaps. hruahES ennis.
nue back ennis, and al fanET aElicies FER
VICTOR SAvAGEOT,
so e. Main -,
1ebIB-3W Wl1eeliug. WeSE Va
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NEW YORK, March a.-The CONNER
eiaI's special states that Gen. Hitchcock
who was knocked down by runaway
horse on the street to-day, was bruised
but not seriously injured
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lIfnInE stneIEa.

NEW EaRK, March &
Prices II Mining stOeIzA bid in Boston To-
day were a8 f0Il0WS=
Copper Falls -; franklin 81 HauenelE
Ii Isle RoyaI rs MInusSDtsT ~ Quincy
- Bay State 81: R1ston Water Power NJ.
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L0ll8I IL LllIllll.l.ll llalll-l1I-.
LnUusFELI-z, March &.
ToHA1n-0RsEsdi q fll1il, rejected "a The
raariEsE Wa auchaDssLL sllEes iueiude md
stems and ssFesptnlss ~ q r = h1its 49,.
Tls = ~ Eias X 70 a 80 "a , at - : 10 a
STRI % % AZ EsEs 81 3 AZ ilaa - Al slillll =,
AZ HAL - BaE HAL =, 2aE Stlllsfss, , =
80 : a slfllsf X aE x =, I aar=eDunfy ieaf
AZ 50
L0CEEILLE y a1llEEz1I yLla-fetL. - tll1rias
nai5serssf a sales Include alld AZ : r. AZ
800 ~ ; AZ = Is 81 I M % ; s7G7 - :
arEaIflaI5 X At sI--ll4 a asia - In sd 5
iGi8 n I ASIA Z hht Milsuu euuufT G1fclnZ
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- Enn II ~ Ve u

- OGJt agents e1eTyvElaerstl 10 sS.If
our EHPRovEn - sewing Machine Eirree
new KINKS Under and upper feazt- War
ranred I'VE years. Above SaInry or IaEEa
commissions paid The o.IIsY mafhlnnI sold
IN United states l1r lEss than 50 which ara
aEiIg Hnes1lssf or EOlrs- Wherlss- e WasBH, GF1-
re- e BsEls, i3fl1er e On and ElleHstdi IN
other cheap machines are m frEIossIe5lnE- Cir
cJIliLTS fres- Adduesy or call upon shaw &
CiariE Riidallri. Maine. ilnI-alIinE
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL

s. EElEAN, PropE1es1E.
TUBS HOTEL . LOCATED NEAR TEE
u HEflnuad DeJioe ADD IN tbs centre az me
bushes PARTON Of tIecif7ss
AconnnlnoduftnE lartss1 m attn Y
an 1r1I1L sepl-sD
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Inst Received

TOVERIEGFS sUPERInR G0EDEE
4 z-TITry- Old GOV. Java, Yellow and Green
f55o f;afiE. a extra due qualify Eaten
CraubeFriess BuelEEieaE Flour Enlll[telnl1ll.
NFiurtsf Meat. GhlIrteSsuu eIfIIHf GfeEn bellsf
DEED sslia I-TFl SWEET iIEII;
BnheFnfHTI psSE1= sSfIIyrl1a tlS- LLTs MS
ms Barfeaux Salad on: kx1rA Erazleh Mrs.
Eanf= szlrdeI FlSn m M keEs, &1-+ a. ana
i ianS NV &&anwooDRow,
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VIEW YORK, March skh.-GoTd OPEN
ed Is IsII6 aud closed I5a5s.
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The Latest News.
AheeilaneoHs NeNs-

ny the Entou LIns=
omes. enrasr Of Nan and Monros streets
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Plans and Architectural Drawings.

Plans and Architectural DfzEingX
MIC. A. o'RoCRKE PRoFEss0R- OF
vi Drawing AZ ST FineEE1t's CnlIese- " heel
fnZ- nalzesS our Pians0f Land, Seersnn- ofs'i4
Wells, Machinery. 4E. lnd ArEnIteetllraE
Schnlis OF IIourt1n afIFi EsIEls. Ard having had
mIIrh practical ezpeIts1cer hs an 5ss s5l.
rI1rist ,ZIve. zsffs6ieflnu- AfdrFz8 It SiBesnE,s
CoHeEe 5th stus.t- Wheelinz- IeheE-!nIe
PFyrsFoEr e ca SGl- = Vr.aTER-
u strset, WhOlealie Groeens. have insE NJ
z Rass prtmecoGse.
. BhIs. white sugzr,
Ino Ezra muiiy Fiour,
80 II - s1Laeieral IN bbL.-szban.5
Basa Fsa s.is ~ eHz
- GrLLss AssoRTEDs TKzI. PLoWs-
OU y R.lII 4 speerssLeeI aud INN PfGVl-
= Rsirimare =
= BIae55uIifL F1rzE
- Cesisr y atssE BucEEtz.
s11seamte8 Bag I1sr Eaeefyell mliE 6lE
mIe- D0ErsON 9 RHfls
1sht<I1n Ho-3I Main *
D5RELIBERTY LEADE cory REGHT-.
i ell Warranted n euFer uaons suFfaca
Fuu WI have No 1r1ert SIauufaeEuEesf only
by ZIEISEEH 4 SMITH, Wh0lsaEs DEIIif
Pliut and fSia.I pealeEH. Sc x SaEth Third
FaEsaIz 81 Paint DezIzsssuez1y.
1917
GOsHEN CHEESE
"a BOXES CHOICE GOSHEN ETTFFSFs
W tnzt IeeeiSsd ~ theeuEusrdf1EaEiEEt ana
elu1neE - 1sb1s
caaI<En= c0tlo1-
EA0 EREsPES c0TroE, FOR CABLE-
sJtlV Efu1t rsesfve<i lIlli 6lrIlIa BY
1eh-IA CHAz H BERRY,
PAHHFRIsE VaRsEM-
'ON HAND AND FOR SALE WHOLE
Atsaieor retail [teL-I CHAS- h BERRY,
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GREAT AMERICAN
Gift Distribution

OAG OlO6 l1OuG1Uu
At MT. PIE SAINT.
JzTyERsOS coUSrT, ONO. NAY Isr, E55
-nnR GIFTS, WORTH $1,000 WILL.
sBttNJJ be pFssenbesi IN tirEet hnlfter7s Tlis.rs
WI be no blanks Five thousand tickets VII
be soIf AZ 81, - each
Gin IN Gneenbaezs---... ssE8 %
IAmeE5ean LeEeEGoId V atet.-------- 80 ~
LadiesGat4 wa7ca Z = Is
. Is,in.. = - s y,
l Engitsh Lever. SIIver.----------dEs Gs
5S1EhG Line AHet1F- ---.---.------------- 8 10
5Sitver Patent Levers TuII IeveIed.as5 Il %
> Ist4nai- silver Leptnes : n aiGO
ii Il 20 iS 4 vest chains, rfuRS c1nrnS
and sets Al gDlhl---.-----------------I Do %
q COCKS. diver Wure- gold DsES- silver
Also variety aGnnSilsI 61T-s,- s1I.i siIvsT
and steel spersaciss telescopes, ladies work
hoxES. perfdmerT and uDfiRE nrticieS silver
ptaIel ware. notions 11nEY GODS .kr A..
The ZD1liS are al Of he best qualify and Ittse
a reprzsentali- amt csIn Be seezI as any rims
Wishing q chaneR IN hnsfness we have
chosen This method % dfp[se OF dur gUnEizIfE
y y the quickest way and can Dc done with
Lev sacT1nce. AZ the Elma time allowing NJ a
re1la1na5is prndt for expeEEeS &c. The man
uI-r in which tE y Entrsu mp b very simple
and Air or every one, a. can plainly be seen-
WiIirh = retained by rs until he rinlR or
drawing. when ti1fsy are al 1ineeIf In n WlifaI
ann tlloLotlsilLy naiefir SINE pesnn aeteetalt
bE the ticket holders puesentl, draws tfIsssr
duplicate Numbers SiuR4y. the dr<e one drawn
ont gREs The nTsE hiTgesSt prfzES the next ousz
dr51uN me next LarfSL urfZR and IN ike man
uer until all are drawn EveTT tiTIzI.t = r,IfI-
tered bslnr8 being sent oEIt- Lhs number
name Of party purchasing and adiiresss. and
Ticket 81 each, nr eleven llr SO asuE by
mail On receipt or price and stamp
? H = Kris & BROS
Referenee-auT rezilienr Of VI PieslsanL-
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on well Tools

TIE are MANUFAcTURnSG TOOLS
w OF the hest mltsrtHt mn buretng uiL
Wells Parties turensted are r5psctTnily In
r EODLEY &SOS,
Cor. 9Th aud Clay So, below Hempdetd &
r Depot, Wheeling. W Va uaE-i1n
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Capital Prize, 100000.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, CLASS H
FOB THE BENEFIT OF sHKLBY COLLEGE,
DRAHg ~
CovingtOn, KY, Friday, August 81, 1896
ONLY 10000 nUnsEBs-eas rRszza
s Oh z N e.:

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
approximation prizes Of 5000 each for the nIners-
naming units of the ten of tue number
drawing the $4,000 prize .............. 5000
approximation prizes OF $500 each for the nine
naming units Of the ten of the number
drawing the 5000 prize are.....,............ 5N0
approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine
naming units of the same ten Of the number
drawing the $500 prize ef..............,.. 400
approximation prizes Of 500 each for the nine re-
naming units Of the came ten Of the number
drawing the $1,000 prize ege.................. 27O0
eppr0zn alton prizes OF $3.50 each for the nine
naming units of the ten OF the numbers
drawing the Sb 900 prizes 22y0
Approximation prices Of $500 each FOR this nine
naming units Of the ten Of the hunters
drawing the s2350 prizes aTe................. 100
go approximation prizes Of 500 each tor the nine
drawing the 5000 prizes are. 1900
COS prizes amounting $ 500
Whole tickets s2f Halves, s12 Qusrers So; Eighths52
Tickets sold and prizes cashed By
CHAS. 7. HOWARD, Licensed Dealer,
No 40 Camp street
Lock Box 692 Post Once, New Orleans
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NoRTH CAROLINA J IN THE COUsT OF EQUITY,
CAswELL COUNTY SPRING TERN, A. D. 1866
THE BANK OF YANCEYVILLE VS.. THE CREDITORS
OF SAID BANK.
TTHTS BILLS filed under an act of A sEembly
Il ratified the 18th OF March, A 1866, entitled AN
enable the Banks of this state close their business
and is ordered by the court hat publication for six weeks be
made in the papers herein specified notifying the creditors
said Bank present and establish their claims against the
said Bank before Joseph Lawson Commissioner appointed
by this Court at Yanceyyle North Carolina before the
first day of Janua A. D. 1868 The following paper
designated by the Court which publication shall made
namely the National InegeqSe Washington y; the Daily
Sentinel Raleigh, N. d; the Wilmington Journal Winning.
ton N. o. Richmond Examiner Richmond, Va Baltimore
Gazette, Baltimore Maryland New York News Char
Courier Augusta Coustituonalist Macon Telegraph Mont
gomery Advertiser New Orleans Delta Nashville Gazette
Pennsylvania,
Witness Thomas Donoho Clerk of said Court at office the
9th Monday after the 4th Monday in March, A. D. 1866
TH0S. A p0NOHO, c. and NJ. in E.
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COOPER's WE'LL
DAILY EXPRESS LINE.
SPEED C0MF0RTl sAFETYi
Shortest and Quickest Route to Coof.,.,s
Well.

Running from Byram Station the New Orleans rS.la
and Great Northern Railroad to floupers Well md,
connecting there with the daily line running from Ray 10
Bottoms Station, on the Southern Railroad This line Il
nsh transportation for passengers baggage express
merchandise on the arrival OF the morning M,
ton and the evening train from New Orleans
est road to the Well by several miles. Men l-
pOyed TO repair the road and the propretors the Id
and will by route road stock and Comfortable conYey
make the shortest and pleasant the Wei
proof OF which refer all interested lNMAN WILL s
proprietor of the Well Parties wishing the rr
to the Well by way OF Vickaburg, will find Clinton
on the Southern Railroad, branch of this line runn! u
the Well which is tire shortest by four miles Y
the Southern Railroad. w B. MCLEAN 4 90 Agent.
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So RLsEnIoE gogB5 ~ HENEX ,LAR9UIE 3

SIXTH DISTRICT CoURT OF HENRY LARQUIE VS. B.
New orleans-No. 1854. 5 COIN d II. LEVY.
DIX VIRTUE of writ of Rerf facIas
~ to directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court
OF New Orleans in the above entitled will sell
atpublic auction Merchants and Auconee Exchange
Royal street. between Canal and CustOmhouse streets the
Second District of this CITY, TUEsDa Az. the 18th day
September 1866 at IL o'clock NJ, the following described
property, viz:
LOT OF GROUND, together with the buildings and i'm
provements thereon situated the Fourth District of this
city the square bounded by Washington Futoa Fourth
and Rousseau Said lot measures English measure
50 feet 10 inches front Fourth street. by 10 feet in DEPTH
and is formed:
lst Of lot of ground designated by the 81 on plan
drawn by N l. Atknson deposited the office Of B.
Cenas late Notary Public the city purchased from the
cesson Of Faustn St Amand by act dated 18th April 1853
before r. Borgstede then Recorder and exocio Notary
Public for the parish of Jefferson.
I'd And of "trip portion of ground measuring feet
inches front Fourth street aud extending that width
whole depth oflot No. 22 which strip portion ground
was taken from lot No q on said plan the side adjoining
fore J. D. Cofey, Notary Public dated 18th August 1855
seEedn the above suit belonging defendant HaymaI
Levy.
R~TERMs- Cash on the spot.
HARRY t. HAYS,
Sherih of the Parish az 0reRnE
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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS AND LIQUORS.
By H., z. MORPBYs
sHERIFF's SALES.

Sixth DIsraIcr CoUa- H. W. KALKE vs.. STEAMSHIP
1912 owners. 49, '''''A '-a
TX VIRTUE Of writ OF ferI faefas to
me directed by the honorable the Sixth strct Court
new Orleans in the above entitled cause M proceed
a. pgbe auction ct warehouse, No % jefferson street.
1866, at 5 O'Clock p. NJ:
stores taken from board Of said steamship and
sistIng Of Beef Pork, Flour Sugar Coffee Cracers etc.
The whole as inventory which be seen ny Office
Seized in the above suit.
"a TRRXs-Cash On the spot.
HARRY 7. HAYS,
Sheriff the Parish Of Urleans.
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FOURTH DISTRICT CoURTl CHAS. A GAYARRE, Jr, vs.
OF New Orlesns-No. MICHAEL HUGHES AND AR
I60l. THUR BELANGER.

DIV VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale,
~ to me directed by the Honorable the Fourth District
Court OF New Orleans in the entitled will
coed to sell at public auction at the Merchants
toneers Exchange Royal street. between Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District of this city TUES
Day the 18th day of September 1866 IL O'Clock the
following described property, viz:
A SQUARE OF GROUND, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, situate in the
suburb Darcantel, and designated number twenty
as original plan said auboug deposited in the office of
Garlic POLLOCK late notary public in this city bounded by
Frenchmen Union, PelOpidas and Livingston Streets and
measuring 800 feet front each Of Fenchmen and Union
Streets 800 feet IL inches each OF PeOpdas and Livngst
Streets
Being the property which the defendants acquired
by purchase from John Lucan, per act passed before
Joseph Guyiier notary public in this city the cd day of
July, 1868.
Seized in the above suit
Hl~TERMs-Cash the spot
HARRY T. HAYS,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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WANTEZl.

A'GTED-To PURCHAsE-A COTTAGE HOUSE,
~, Containing six to eight lin mai butldingJ with
kiScV en- and servants room attached Adore Pc this
onr.e, stating ter A,d 10 alton.
WANTED PATTERN MAKERS, MOULDERS,
w asksmths and fnisherB wanted at Vcksburg, Miss
Wage, $t5 per day Address A y Paxton CO.. south.
Railroad Co Vcksburg Miss. Refer to MesrsI Leeds
Co, or Jas. D. Edwards 4 Co., New Orleans
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New Orleans, Opelouaas and

New Orleans, OPelouaaS and Great
Western Railroad, New Orleans, June Is, ls6S-Psssenge
Trains leave the Depot Agsrs every morning at O'Clock
arriving al Brsshear City IAN Returning leave Brashear
City at =. n, and arrive at Algiers a. PIX
ferry will the ferry landing at foot Of st. Ann
street. opposite Square, morning at III o'clock
connecting with the pas enger trains
Excursion tickets good only the day which they are
Issued, will be furnished at reduced rates.
Frsclass running to New Iberia and all inter
mediate landings the Tecne make daily connections with
the trains Brsshear City.
Freight received Company's city landing, the
Of Canal street. every day, Sundays excepted for all
Road for ell points the Teche to New
Iberia @. W. h. BAYLEYi
Ch{aF Irgiraar and lanaral EnDerintondAnt
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EDUCATIONAL.
OF LOUIsIAN a.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT:


A. H. oENAS, NJ. D., Emeritus Professor Of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
JAMES JONES, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics etc
WARREN STONE, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery
@. A. MOTT NJ D., Professor of Materia Medica
THOMAS HUNT, NJ D. Professor of Physiology
7. G, RICHARDSoN,.M. D. Professor of Anatomy
j. W. MALLBT, PHI. D., Professor of Chemistry
sAA'L M. BENlsS, N. d. Professor of Medicine
v e 3 q n44Hd4 p, Demonstrators Of Anatomy.
The Annual Course of Lectures in this Department wiz
begin November IL, LEG and end March a. 1867 Pre-
liminay Course will be given in the Charity Hospital
mencng October 18th, without charge to studentG The
Anatomical Rooms will be open October 18th
The Clinical advantages of the Institution are unsurpassed
The Professors are Physicians and Surgeons of Charity
Hospital and the Students accompany them in their daily
visits
FEEsTckets of all the Professors $40; Matrcuatjna
So Practical Anatomy $40 Diploma $780, Payment re-
qnred in advance
T. g. RICHARDSON, N. D :, Dean
NeWT 1rlaans mat