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sTATEREFs.

CHANGE OF POsTMAsTERs-Andrew
Mitchell has been appointed Postmaster
at Williamsport, Morrow county, vice
Graham, removed.
DOUNTE medical Ass0CIArFGE-The
physicians of Stark county have issued ?
call for Il n6eting TO organize q medical
association in that county.
AGRICULTURAL FAIRs.-The fair in
Morrow cG4aty will be held on the %,
"a, 4th and 9Th of October next; in Del
aware county on the 10Th, 29th and 2lst
of September
WEAYIL IN THE WHEAT.-The Henry
County Signal has been informed by many
farmers that the Yeeyil are destroying
what little wheat Eas LEFT By the frost,
and the prospect IS that there viii be Eut
few fields harvested in that locality.
ATTEMPTED BANK RoBBERY.-A party
of burglars mada an unsuccessful att9mpt
TO break into and rob the branch bank in
Washington, Guernsey county, n night
last week. They were frightened oil By
some young folks who were sitting up ut
a wake near by.
HAS A HORSE STOLEN
GEN. CUsrA- a telegram
The Toledo Blade receive
from Gen. Gustav from Monroe, offering
a reward OF 800 for the recovery of 4
horse belonging to his wife, which had
been stolen. An hour sfterwaTd, however,
he telegraphed that the horse had been
retaken.
PUTTING A DEVIL INTO A MANS
HEAD To STEAL AWAY HIS POCKET Book.
hard working man of Fremont, who
sometimes takes too much villainous
whisky, while resting in a grocery, on
Sunday, had his pocket picked of 500.
The thief it was thought got him drunk.
A BLOOD CURDLING AcCIDENT.-Frank
a young German living neal Ere
mont, cut his right foot badly, last Tues
day, by jumping down from the fence
lpou a scythe which he had Just before
been using. 1t was aterribly ugly wound.
'rossing the foot from the centre of the
ball of the great toe TO the heel, fully sew
IN inches in length, through to the bone.
Two MEN KILLED BY H Cans
Two lrishman, named Tim Slathery and
Deggan, were killed on the rail-
Dad track at Crestline Tuesday evening
asst. Two trains were approaching from
opposite directions in parallel tracks, one
# which only they saw, and in stepping
side to get out of the way of that one
hey were run over by the other. They
we're horribly mangled. One leaves a
wife and n child, and the other a wife
nd six children.
Much Plea farmer living near
springfield, Ohio, exhibited in that place
asst week a pig having one head and two
ore legs and six hind legs. The forms
seemed perfect until back of the
houlders, where commenced two spinal
olumns, and after the middle of the
ack two nearly perfect parts of a pig.
he pig lived but a few hours after birth.
SUDDEN DEATH-The Ashtabula Tel
says that Hiram Harvey, Of that
'wnship, while at work in the potato
ED, on the 8th instant, dropped dead
opposed to have had the heart desesse.
On the goth instant, David Harvey of
lie same place, but whether of the same
is not stated, was found dead in his
ed, having retired the night before in
pparent good health.
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T

iTesdville qives 8 Newton Pettis, for
CIgross;onsI nomieation in the Twen-
tieIb district Penn, sixty maj Ority 5vs
ola. Finney.
Hon. Alex. Mccoy is a candidate d
Lthd Conservative Republicans for nomin-
atiSn to Congress in the Fifth Illinois
h7ngersoITs) District.
4 Candidates for U. s. Senatorial honors in
KebtucSyape increasing. Among those
tSwhb desir6 kh mobilization are Earrst
DAkis, the present incumbent, Governor
Brdmlstte, I. ". Powell and General
Rotssealf
Brirh Pomeroy, Of the Lacrosse
Wfsconsint Democrat; writes to- the
.pAIton Empire requesting q be drawn
-dpdr al sight for fifty dollars, TO be de-
.Tbtkt 10 Che erection Of another slab on
.BO1smyers grave with the same inserip-
lion that caused the removal of the old
ono
B. Howell, Editor Of TIE Gate CifA
hsslhaan ramovad frou Aha Posfafiea AZ
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An offer Of $4,000 and all expenses
paid has been offered to Artemus Ward to
lecture in England for six months.
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LONG HUMAN HAIR,
FRESH mlPORrATION.

WM. DAY HAS REMOVED TO lea
w PUBLIC sQUARE--MR. WILLIAM DAY
having just arrived from ElnOpe, vsakf in
form the Ladies' and public generally, that he h..
now open for inspection the largest and uost con-
Plste stock Of HUMAN HAIR GOODS ever ozsrea
70 them In Cleveland Handsome Long Hair.
SWITCHES, BRAIDS, C0IL HEAD DRESsFs-
&C.. Ladies will do well to exAmiae tn baantifsf
Hair before purchasing eissEhere.
h.b-hany very pretty Head Dresses brought
direct nom PAris-the very latest fhshion-(nev
designs in Coils, Twists, Bows, &e) Any or m,
above Head Dresses, all Of which can he made ouE
sEltehes and BrAids without injury 20 either.
Ladies HAIR DRESSING n eli the latest aud
most sIlas maria ;
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cITY NOTICES,

NOTICE 10 CONTRACT0RS.-PrO-
IN posals will be received st the City Civil Engi-
ueer's Uaice until . O'Clock p. M, July 3Td,
ISr6, i3T grading and paving, with tho wooden
block pavement, TIE e~qtiIase way md g4t,sr5 81
Superior street between Monumental PARK and
Erie street. Plans aud specifications may DO
seen and mie particular had al
said Engineers office. The Board of City Im-
pE0Fe4ents invite the submission Of bids, resery-
i4g the siel.t 10 rsject any or all'of the same.
gy order Of the Board.
JOHN WHITELAh
City Civil Enelneer.
Cleveland, Jane25 1890. je6:s2s
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d sTT'S ROCESHAPT cary

Ksll 6AfE,-Ihis IS
Il the best and most Convenient Gate now be-
ioFe the public. The subscriber has now the
Agency OF this Gate. All orders left at my Office,
- SuEoriag street, over Fogg's store, will be duly
aitapdSi 10. T.. ". MORSE
Cleveland, june I, 1866. iuueI.34s
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10 LADIES.
lfYou require = reliable remedy to restore Won rs.
DR. AAgFEY'S FG&ALE PILLS.
s neFer niiIEg remedy fer the removal of Obstruc3
lions, no matter frOm what cause they arise. They
are sai9 and sure, and sill ~rasl0so nature in sTssy
eISs. They are also eliozti6as Va all cases Of Weak
ness, NAltes, Frolapsus, SC. Scld in boxes ean-
tsiping 60 pills, price One Dallar.
SEND for Or. AARVEY'S Private Madieal Advis
eTi addressed % epsalus ln0 pasaS, giving full In
atraftloHs, 10 ceBis required for poataSe. II You
cannot PdFeRsae Tue fuls Of youT Druggist, they
will be sent, post paid, secure from observation, on
the receipt Of One Dollar, by DR.. JAMES BRYAN,
Consulting Ply sician, sI3 Broadway, N. Y.
by q. W OLARR, Druggist, IIs Supe.
tot So Ainnd. sep4:T6-VEl$td
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MISCELLANEOUS.
States Union Hotel.
o and 0 Market Street.
P HILA D ELPH IA.

DARTIES VISITING PHILADFL-
fHlA on business or pleasure will find the
above Hotel one Of the mast desirable in Fhila ell
pun, being situated in the center Of business and
IN close proximity to all the places Of amusement
BOARD S225 PER DAY. Cleveland Daily
Papers on File THOS. Ii. SANDERS.
junsll:34S pr---s
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
GLAD NEWS.
FQB TaE UNFORTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS.

~"AhhANIED IN ALL GASES
FOR ths Speedy aai Permanent Ours Of al Dia,,.,
aTtaing from Sexual Excuses. or
INDISCRETIUHs.
seminal Losal Nightly Emissions ami Sensual
preaiasl Dental, Ptvsicsl AID Egfv5gs Gsti;ii5
.sIslpesHis, Glsst, sc1 daT Diseases, Sc.
NO CHANGE OF DIET IL NECESSARY.
AHi thsJ cad 10 used without detection. Each
bdI Contains 60 Pills. Price One Dollar. II Won
eaah9t get thoE Of your Druggist, they will be
soLt By mail, securely scaled, postpaid, With fgl
Instructions, that iGgVrs 4 ggtl, a. rs,sipt of tss
no-e5 aYl a pgmff Ut Of lE0 pages on the errors
Of yoglh, tue Consequence aad teIaedy, 'ssnt free.
ion cents required for postage Address DR.. JAMES
N. Y.
FOR sale by q. W. CLARK, nrgsgisi, IIs sars
TOT Steel NtTTEt4sR. sap4:rG:Waktd
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CLAIM AGENTS.
VIZ. 4. PRESTON
ESTABLISHED December, 1891
licensed d Army 4 NAVY Claim Agent |

T = N~ET OIUHNI HhUMII
OFFICE NO. l LYMAN'S BLOCK,
Near court House on Public square, Cleveland, O..
TIE NEW BOUNTY Law has passed the
House. Three Months Men and ALL OTHERS
who served between April 18th, 1861 Gnd April 1871,
lso5, can now file their Discharges with US TO oh,
tain their Bounty.
nS- Our Fee is Five Dollars, PAYABLE whom
Claims are settled, as established BY the Act.
We collect Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay, Prise
Money and all other War Claims.
Land Warrants bought and sold.
~ Our Special Agent, resident at Washington
D.. o., gives persona: attention to claims 6Isd
by us.
German Language spoken. iapI6R17
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WINDOW GLASS;,

fINHE LARGEST STOCK IN THE
CitI, t~aciuding large sizes, TO which additions
Shi be made rs required
F"REsT CITY VARNIsH CO.,
msTZi IS Franfort strsst-
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VARNISHEs,

1nn BARRELS VARNISHES-
1OO Some very line, Of our own make.
For sale by
SOEEsr CITY YARNISH CO.,
maT2I G. Erankfnrf atrnnt
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At the RINK HALL, Wabash svenne, DHHAaoi
On which occasion the Ticket holders Of the As.
sOciAtl0n will be presented with Priz,s, amount
ing N She S~zgtesstA-to Ia enormous sum OF
Si,bflWO, including one grand prize Of $500 O
IN goLD, Snd dsO 6ther m6hey PRIZES, amount
Dug p sI50,@ GREENBAOkS, one ticket in
evert four secures a prize.
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once No. ~ superior street, cleveland Ohio.
Local and GoTerBmant Bo1Rties collected and
Pension Certificates procured.
Application BY letter will rsosiYs prompt atten.
son, sspRT
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SALT COMPANY OF ONONDAGA.
II. T. LYON, Agent,
Price Lit until further notice:

Price Lit until further notice:
Fine salt per barrel, $50 Ibs... So 20
Ooafse ----................ . IS
Ground Solar salt " - , ~
Solar Dairy salt. per package Of , q b.. 3 so
DO do including IS bags Of u lbs each 4 IS
" 80 lbs. 3 %
" halt barrel, 40 lbs. I 20
tag, &c ibs-.- so
Case, ~ paper boxes 2 O5
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DOHESTIC SKWING MACHINE.

GLITCH ALIKE ON BOTH SIDES.
~ GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN SEHING
domestic will do a greater
sizes Of Oth-r leading machines, and in a more
perfect nAAROr, IL combines simplicity OF con
~-tFaet,On with perfect action. send fnr circular
and samples OF "oIk Great Inducements offered
To agents. G. W. UROwELL 4 20,
maYlh li Superior st., Cleveland, Ohio.
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TO CABINET 4AKERs AND OTHERS.

RECE q COWELL,
Manufacturer OF Bedsteads, Washing Machines.
Oloihes Mangles OF Ironing Machines. aud ali
klh4s Of futnlngs. have on hand aud for sale
COO Bedsleads,
lA1 see u round coruer bedztsad turuings,
St,64Al Spindles,
bta0 sets Of corners.
Table legs, crib Earnings. &c. which wa,U
sell at less thap gSuSi rates.
EsstsrY in House a Tsft's Planning Mill, eornsI
OF Kim and Second streets, West side.
Postothce address go Superior-st. marIf
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PRIZE CONCERT
PRIZE
THE INTERNATIONAL
lIsical operate Prize
ASS0C IkTE
With a capital OF
$I.5 D o, 90.
Monday Evening, OCT. LIST, 1855.

VIII commence their series of Grand Entertain
mems on
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APIERRE HOUSE. PUILADELpHIA-

- The subscribers having leased lhis fAvorits
House 1t has been reitteL aud rsfHrnished in an
manner, aud Is now prepared with the
most perfect Appointments for the reception Of
gVests- Tho hrst position among 6rst-cI.-s
Hotels will be maintained in the future, as in the
past. maY2s.34ll BAKER FARLEY
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Loss of Sheep by the Late Cold storm.

In addition TO the accounts already pub
lished of the fatal effects Of the late pro-
tracted storm on the newly shorn sheep
Northern Ohio, We give the following
III 49, ! e-om our avcbsDraS
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sHERIFF,s RArEs

SUCCESSION OF THE LATE GHAs. ST. WILLIE DB BOYS,
MDeeeased1Seeond M @ ed District Court of New Orleans
RK VIRTUE OF and In obedience to ssns
-; - order of sale rendered October Eth 1866 and
70 me directed by the Honorable the Second District GOur
orleans in the above matter proceed tase2
auction Merchants Auettoneers Exchange
oya street. between Canal and Gnstomhouse streets in
Second DISTRICT Of this city SATURDAY the ITh day
November 1866 at IL o'clock for Of said suecss
san the following described property. viz:
ONE LOT OF GROUND situate in the SQUARE bounded l. v
GSysz Poydas and johnson streets the Fig
seven inches and three lines front Lafayette street. y
depth Of feet the line towards on stree
seVeny-thee feet eight inches in epfh n IN
line towards Galyez street and thrytwo feet seven ineh
and hve lines wide in the rear all American measure
Together with all the Buildings improvements theree
sensung OF q one story Frame House. No 4g3 Lafyet
street. hvn three rooms and entree small kiteben IN
q we9d having cistern prives etc as per pla
aEaWn by " Armas, architect Which VIII be On
R4- GERas-Cash on the spot. y ~ " ~
HARRY II. HAys
.. "a fs.sf3s Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17
JEWELRY.


S. HnE&'''''.,,..',,......'...'..'...'.' HnE&'''''.,,..',@,......'...'..'...'.'s. BHEE
No. 20 CAMP STREET, UNDER THE CITY HOTEL.
JSweiry, Watches. Silver and Plated Ware.
SOLE AGENT FOR
sEMMoNs' BRAZILIAN PEBBLES.
Fine Gold Watches Hunting Cases. diamond mounted and
engraved best Makers rich Sets Bracelets Pins and Ear
rngsn Diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx EtruBcan Gold
I8 karat Gold Guard and Vest Chains paterns Sleeve
Buttons and Studs Of variety and workmanship
Gents Scarf and Masonic Pins various designs Silver and
Plated ses Table and Tea Forks and Spoons Cups obes
Napkin Rings Castors Pocket and Table Cutlery best
makers and superior quality.
Clocks,
0fice and Mantle, in BronEe, Marble and Wood
gpectacleas
Gold Silver Steel and Shell mounted.
The particular attention of those needing helps TO
respectfully solicited to semmons Brazilian Pebbes tho best
and only glasses that should be used New Pebbles reset in
old ames Parteuarattention paid repairing
Jewelry, the best workmen being employed.
Ramsmber. 20 CAMP STREET, undsr the City Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17
AMUSENI ENTS.
A oADEmY OF mUs1o-sE cHAR1Eg 81

"A SADEA Oh MDSAC-ST CHARLES ST.
sPALDING Il BIDWELL. .Proprietors and Managers
Performing every Night and Saturday Noon First an.
pearance in New Orleans of NJ H. VIM If REEVE conedan
Protean Farce, Sensation Drama, Pmntomime
and Grand Ballet.
Misses CLYDE and PIERSoE in new Ballet and Operatc
selections The CORPS de ErHIoPE tGen fret class per-
formers in new Negro Eccentrctes.
COMIC SINGING, COMIC DANCING,
Acrobat1cs and GymnantIeso
interpreted each performance Artists Arriving daily
LOOK OUT FOR SATURDAYS MATINEE.
Doors open at half past g. Curtain rises at haEpast
7P.M
Box Office open from ga. N. to4P.M
ST. CHARLES THEATER-sT CHARLES ST.
Proprietors. BEN DE BAR E. EDDY
"wednesday Evening, Oct. Ia, 1866.
Third night of Mr.. E. EDDY and brilliant and accom-
plished artistic HENRIETTA IRVING who will appear by
desire and for this night only, the STRANGER and MRS
RALLER assisted by powerful cast.
THIS EyEEING-Ko'z beautiful Play in five acts of
the STRANGER. To conclude with the Drama of the
IDIOT WITNESS.
Friday-Beneft of Mr.. E EDDY
VARIETIES THEATER-GRAvIER STREET
W. R. Manager
SPLENDID BILL FOR
Wednesday Evening, October IA, 1866,
When will be repeated the Comedy of
Still Waters Hum peep.
Captain Hawksey Mr. W r Floyd
Ts MT tStteT a Bradley
Miss Aildmay Miss Lena Prentice.
DANCE. BY Miss Rosa Wood
Concluding with the glorious Farce of the
Eton Boy.
To.Morrow-R0MEO AND JULIET.
ORLEANS THEATER-oRLEANs STREET.
Lawrence Lebrune. Manager
ct 4HE ssji; dHaE Rs't;Ff2SS SF P4SEr #
OF Et2R5S Tsgdsss s es go
Doors open at 62zzi Curtain rises at " o'clock.
CITY MUSEUM
20 ~ ST CHARLES ST, OPPOSITE ST. CHARLES HOTEL
Open from 4. NJ till P. M Daily.
R. W. SCHAFFER. MANAGER
The Museum building has been reftted enlarged at an
expressly for the Curiosties be exhibit
ted therein.
OgEk TEN THOUSAND CURIoSIT1ES, comprising
Wild Beasts, Birds, Fishes, Insects, Minerals Paintings
Coins Relics of the Revolution wonderful things from
ofhe known world will there found on exhibit
ton In connection with the above curosities AMESS
GREAT TRAVELLING MENAGERIE consisting of African
Lions, Tigers Leopards Kangaroos, Baboons Birds Etc
will be daily on exhibition together with celebrated Chinese
Jnggers and Artists who will perform wonderful and daring
feats in Knife Throwing Etc The intrepid LA BELLE
LOUISE and her Performing Animals will daily add to the
attractions of the Museum
Admission so cents; Children 25 cents.
The Crescent City Museum will open Wednesday, 10th
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Us. MARsHAI,s SALE.

@ ( Il
UNITED STATES MARSHAL's sALE-LEwIS THoMP-
VS. Benjamin BallGrdNo 3S39-In the United States
isana,
ID issued and directed by the said Court the aBoTs
said suit on the 9h july 1865 have seisqd and will expose
at public sale at the United States Masha stand in the
entrance Of the Custom Houseson Old street etwee
Canal and Gust9mhouse streets SATURDAY. the Sd day
of Novemher 1866 at IL O'Clock the following de scrbe
property, Wig:
A CEHTAIN BOND for the snm of One Hundred an
Thirty two Thousand Dollars made New Orleans the
ith OF february 1851 by e. Tatum and j. F. Simmons
favor of Dr. Benjamin Ballard payable the office of MessrS
Bogart Foley Avery, in this city and bears interest
per cent per its date TO final payment
identified by act passed before theodore Guyol notary
public the lh February 1851 and which bond is Marked
up the lt March 1861 reduced the sum Of one hundr
dollars which bears interest at cent per
from date to final payment.
Which bond seized in the suit satisfy the pfafn
tis claim heren, to-wit: of ysix thousand fss
hundred and and 400 dollars with interest an
costs.
Ra- TERMS sALE-Gash in O. S. Treasury Notes.
CUTHBERT BULLITT.
u S. Marshal for District of Louisiana.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17
FfFlVaslflI2OOR sAFRs

FIRE PROOF SAFES
FIRE PROOF sAEBsr
Marvins Patent New York Alum and Dry Paster Fire
surg ar and Damp Proof SAFES. ~
Ihe superiority of these Safes
edged as they the only kind that never ose their pTo8
qualities. For sale by II LEGESDRE Agent
a9les removed at short notice l42 Grsyfer street
rNHE GREAT AMERICAN SAFES.
TEN YEARS AHEAD OF ALL OTHERS.
MADE OF HEAVIER WROUGHT RoN-THIo KEB
F1RE,PRooE FILL1NG-wEIGHs
20 q CENT MORE.
Elegantly made and finished. Cost no than the
styles Yousee them everywhere.
Also
SPLENDID HOUSE SAFES.
For the sefo keeping ofJewelry Plate Eegaps made
with Marble Top etc. ornamental as well as useful.
Sold by JOHN W. NORRIS & co.
Sc Canal street, New Orleans, .
Agents for the SoHGR
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WANTED.

WABTED-A GOVERNEss FOR THREE YOUNG
w Children to go to the country To thoroughly
petent teach he French and English Languages
kn9wledge Of Mustc fair salary wl be given address,
street. -
WANTED--A CooK-REFERENCEs REQUIRED
w Apply to 3O6 Canal street.
WANTED-A CoLoRED WOMAN TO DO THE
w work Of family fthree persons Apply Louisiana
Grocery, corner of Camp and Julia streets.
WANTED-oAryAssIN AGENTS. BOTH MALE
on "The Lost Gause,n by A. Pollard the only official
Southern h-tnry Of the war, complete in one large
volume, with Welyfaur fine steel portraits This work
sells Al others pubshed To energetic women
chance is offered to money Address j. H. Hum
mel publisher No 3 Bank Place 58 Camp street New
Orleans. -
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Losl,--sTOTlEN--FOn

II DST-FIRsl NATIONAL BANK OF NEW OR
IL leans New r au Sept 8, S66Notiee is hereby given
that CERTIFiC ATG No li5 Of this Bank Fifty Shares
Of stock in the Of Gordon Granger dated July e. l866
having been ns lid application has been made the
n b. FORBES. Cashier
4 OsT-IN THE STATE OF ALABAMA-THE FOL
aeae Sg assrS3d o d ~ q 8 6 E sSRs5 10
MOett, for So shares stock =
Certificate No. 33B dated June 5, 1851 issued to W. P.
MOett, for 45 shares stock
Notice hereby given that application has been the
bank for certificates in the place of these lost
JOHN U. MOlETT,
Administrator Of ". ?. 3olett, deceased
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17

- The Standing Committee of the Diocese
of Louisiana hereby give notice egy ay thereof
that the Conscraon of Bishop elect will take place on
WEDNESDAY,, the 7th November next in Christ Church
New Orleans. ". T. LEACOCK
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Steamers 4eauing purt To-qap.
AS ADVERTISED IN THE DAILY CRESCENT
:wedne.aev. oetoner "a, 1eaa.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- Notice to ConsIgnces.-The Steamship
RALEIGH, Walker from New York is now discbarging heI
cargo at her wharf foot of Jackson street Consgaess will
please attend to the receipt Of their goods otherwise they will
be stored at their risk and expense
JAMES CONNOLLY & Co
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17
SCHEME: :

covnnEton' Ky. az Class M. October aoth.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17
GovERNMENr SALE.

uOFGhNMENI SALE
THUEsDAY, Oct. 30 1866, nnd continued
4 daily until all the Stores Sold at the Governmen4
Warehouse of Delord Foucher streets the
lowing articles of Quartemasers sores public sueos
will be sold, viz:
5000 lbs Hawse 522s lbs Rope assorted 5000 lbs IRON
sOmies Inspated Telegraph Wire TelegraRh
Saddera Tools together with large quantity of Drugs
Horse MEDICINES etc. being surplus Qnartrmaster stores,
Tor which the Government has further
Sale to commence AZ 70 O'Clock A. N. each day.
H9~TERMs-Cash in United Treasury Notes.
By order of Col G. G. Snutee Chief Quarte rraas aster
Department Of the Gulf E. j. STRANGi.
Bevt. Lit. Col and a. @. M.
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NORTHUMBERLAND.


REMOVAL................ REMOVAL.
We have removed Office from No At to No l2l Caron
delet street STEWART & BRO.
T ,OCKETT 81 LOCKETT-
tE. LoCKETT, New Orleans, W. B. LoCKETT, Miss.,)
Cotton Factors and CommissIon Merchants,
No. Carondelet street. New Orleans
Liberal advances consgnmens made address,
Orders for goods promptly attended to.
r .....BACON.
30 tierces LARD
10 T.. HAMS.
10 casks SHOULDERS.
10 . CLEAR SIDES
For sale by CHENOWETH, CASEY CO.,
.... "a Lew Levee
I'LL
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17

N0R SALE 0R RENT-oNE OF THE FINEST
Plantations in the State of louisiana situated in the
Parish of St james seventy miles above New Orleans
Ihegreat advantage of this Place is in being entirely
from overflow. The water of vet come
within eighty arpents of the river break in the Ievee
mile above be0w in the highest would inure it,
There are about 7O acres Of cleared lands perfectly drained
and have already been under cultivation. The
not surpassed by in the State for fertility of (which
all light and for good quality of sugar.
The buildings in perfect state of repair, viz:
$wostoy dwelling house. with all the buildings belonging
60 aarge estate fine hospital goodnegro quarters
evessers house splendid btick house and caneshed
covered in slate and two large stables.
There the place li0 epen of plant and 20
aFpents of atoons. Corn 1000 bbs Hay crop
nearly in, and ample for 50 mules Hogsheads wood etc.
ready for the crop.
Parties wishing to purchase rent will do we'll to call
sold, If desired
Fer further information apply to
~ ARTHUR THIBAUT,
No. 81 Peters street, between Customhouse Benvie
EIOR SA SAEE-DWEGLINGs -sEyER0I ELEGANT
With and beautiful gardens Prytauia
GoseDM Jaekson Washington and other desirable
locations in the garden district Also some moderate sized
houses in the same portion of the city
GREER Il ELDER,
Real Estate Agents Ne l43 GTavier street