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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, !
New Orltan March 9th, 1866. {
| Agreably to the provisions of the City Charter
as amended by an act of the Legislature approve,
February 26th, 1866, an election will ne held q,
| MONDAY, the 18th Of March instant, for muncina
officers for the city of New Orleans as follows
One Mayor for the whole city.
One Controller for the whole city,
One Street Commissioner for the whole ctv
| One Recorder for each, the First Second, Thrf
| and Fourth Districts of the city.
Aldermen.
| Three Aldermen for the First District,
| Two Aldermen for the Second District,
Two Aldermen for the Third District.
Two Aldermen for the Fourth District
Assistant Aldermen.
Two Assistant Aldermen for the First Ward
Two Assistant Aldermen for the Second Ward.
Two Assistant Aldermen for the Third Ward.
Two Assistant Aldermen for the Fourth Ward.
One Assistant Alderman for the Fifth Ward.
One Assistant Alderman for the Sixth Ward.
One Assistant Alderman for the Seventh Ward.
One Assistant Alderman tor the Eighth Ward.
One Assistant Alderman for the Ninth Ward.
One Assistant Alderman for the Tenth Ward.
One Assistant Alderman for the Eleventh Ward.
The said election to be held at the places des-
ignated by the Central Board" of Commissioners,
and under the direction of Inspectors appointed by
them,
For the guidance and information of voters, |
annex hereto the qualifications of voters as estab-
lished by law:
EVERY white male who has attained the age of
twenty-one years, and who has been resident of
twelVn vi Iipu fba ala
ton, and the last three months thereof in the par
ish in which he offers to VOTE and who shall be a
citizen of the United States, shall have the right of
voting"
In addition to the foregoing qualification, every
elector IS required to produce the amnesty oath
prescribed in the Presidents proclamation, either
OF the Sth of December, 1868, or that of the Goth
Of May, 1865, sworn to and subscribed by him be-
fore competent authority, before he can be
registered:
u do solemnly swear or affirm, in the presence
of Almighty God, that will hereafter faithfully
defend the Constitution of the United States and
the Union OF the states hereunder, and that will,
IN like manner, abide by and faithfully support all
laws and proclamations which have been made
during the existing rebellion with reference to the
emancipation o, slaves. So help me God.n
This oath is imperative on and after the 29th day
OF May, 1865, and will be rigidly enforced. 1t will
be understood, at the same time, that those who
are excluded from the benefits of this Amnesty
oath, by any of the list of exceptions contained in
the proclamation, will not be allowed to vote uu-
less specially pardoned by the President
In all other respects the election will be CON
Quoted in accordance with law.
Given under my hand and seal of the State at
the city of New Orleans this sixth day of March,
A. D., 1866, and Of the independence of the United
States the ninetieth.
j. MADISON WELLS.
By the Governor:
j. Fl. HARDY Secretary of State.
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Mexico,

Ihe following intelligence, which we CLEAN from
a late number of the Rio Grande Courier, shows
lamentable state of affairs in Mexico: r
| SONORA AND sINALoA-TAMPIco-s3OO 900 yoRTr
| OF GOODS CAPTURED BY Observation-Disclosures,
| AT oRlzABA BETWEEN CIVILIANS AND AUsTRIANs
The Gaceta, of Monterey, says the inhabitants
OF that CITY have ordered q splendid saber to be
| presented TO the Commandment De LIE Hayrie as a
mark of gratitude for the important service he has
rendered in driving the dissdents from in front Of
| the city. = 0A' -
The situation in snaloa is disastrous. Corona,
VINO mas been reinforced by Patoni at the head of
about 800 men, has now something like 1000 under
nm, amongst whom there are about coupe of
hundred OF Americans who are pillagng on their
o own ace account. He is yet in the vicinity of Mazat-
ian, ana occasionally has q little skirmishine with
| the parties coming from that city.
, In Sonora and Sinaloa the French residents are
tne most sufferers. Their property is robbed and
| ransacked daily. memorial was sent by them to
the Emperor Napoleon apprisng him of their situ.
alton. '--oi- ''''
1t was on the llth of December that the French
| troops feoccupied chihuahua. Two days previous
dlatey made forced loan of SIC, 900 on he nonn
iaton OF that unhappy town. and accompanied bv
| MS cabinet and his army of Is men, he took the
ns TUaa 70 ~ ~ raso where he arrived the 18th
pied by Juarez $50 900 were stricken at the mint.
and the merchants have paid over SIS OOO
The Iris OF Tampico gives account of an attack
Ihaue oy Mendez the dssident, with 500 men, upon
Francasnes depot guarded by company of car.
gadores OF about 90 men, under command of Cani
tame Montqmar. More than 100000 of goods
were taken by the dissi ents; what they could not
carry of they burned. 1t has ruined several in
habitants of Tampco. ~
Alt1hough tue roads from Tancarnequi to Tela is
guarded by l400 men, it does not insure the
security OF persons property the most atrocious
crimes are frequently committed. Ir the space.of
a league on the Santa Barbara road a traveller
bnnnr 70
Banco, one of Mendez lientenants, has corriad
cruelty SO far as to hang entire family, incud-
ing child not above four years of age. Il is
Shsstons st;l and horrible, and yet the culpris are
naplted now on the Santa Barbara road, several of
sneln nave been destroyed by fire. Chamal was
ourheu % 70 the last house because 800 dissidents
~ oouu not snbdue 81 French soldiers. No person
a S seouIe thefe and great many are leaving. |
ana yet ,here are not more than 400 or 500 dissi
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QuARrRRyAsTER ,
Water Transportation, foot Of ST. Andrew Street
New Orleans, March 3, 1866 J
SAi hDA Y, March 10, 500, at 2 O'Clock
~ M at this office, will be sold at public auction
-Four ~ Barges.
mn One C) Model Barge
me barges are lying in rvey Canal three at the Canal
ahu one at the mouth, in the Mississippi river Tie WnJai
Barge is the best offered for sale by the
% es IN the Mississippi river, between Market and Richard
NJ TERMs-Cash at time of sale
oS oroef o1 Col j. G. CHANDLER
Chief Quartermaster
E. g. ALLEN,
Brevet Lieut. COL, A. q. NJ
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By c. E. GIRARDEY d. CO..

NICHOLAS J. HoEY Auctioneer
Office, II Exchange Place
SAIUkDAY Y, March 10, at I2 o'clock M n,
- tae Merchapts and Auconeers' Exchange en- koya
stj Iea~sen canal and Customhouse streets at public
Judge OF the Second District Court dated the 2,
@ ana rendered in the above entitled matter the following
will be sold - " ~ '' D'''iie'' so'"ll
,THATLARGE AND ELEGANT TWO STORY AND ATTIC
DWeln the late residence of the deceased| with -four
No l52, bounded by Philip Coliseum Chestnut and FIJI
streets L9t No measures 2S feet inches front on Philip
adjons lot No and feet inches front on Pih
street BY l5 feet depth between parallel lines making
ne rear and measures 30 feet front Chestnut street by
- eet inches and lines depth between parallel lines thus
slTng an opening i1 and font on Chestnut
4,h eiegsIlt two story and attic frame dwelling well bpit
with az the modern improvements having on the lower
feet and Il feet high with side and front openinps bn a
M nenes vide gallery in the feet wide connecting It
dining room 10 by II feet room and pantry kitchen X
BY 10, and laundry 10 by Is feet. N'''1
On ne second story is gallery corresponding with tho one
e ft story Two large bedrooms lG feet inches bv IL
ieet inches and Y feet high with closets by Bathroom
Jee nG4es by feet inches Bedroom feet by Il feet
ing bedroom Is by IL feet linen room and closet Two ser
rooms l5 by Is M and 0by IS feet The yard IS aa
Garden under high state Of cultivation filed viii
coice and great variety of plants and rubbery Tie
ristern. ' 'N "i'' "''h hhe
This property Is of the most complete in the Garden
lnd only three from the Magazine Railroad cars Nepbbn@
ey na ia Gonye9ences most unexccptionable. Early
RS lkRMs-one third cash. balance credit of one and
years Tor notes OF the purchasers secured by pecia
mortgage on the property bearing interest at the rate er
en per anu uum from date until final payment Inproyenept
o be keot insured and policy transferred to vendor
'ense of the purchasers -' 'N' "' VIC eH'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-07

| oocH IS fAaE!-We find the following in the
boston Post in its account of the interview of the
virginia delegation with the President:
The following named gentlemen consti,uta tho
committee: From the Senate-Messrs, b. + KIN hne
A: a. 3 3 Corney, and Dale Carter From the Honsa
or oI Deeiegates,Messrs. e John B. Baldwin james
n MARSHAL, A. L. Crakon, A. g. Pendleton, and Wm'
+. Jones' They are gentlemen of acknowle5cai a,i
ability and i is claimed fully represent the Stats
geographically and politically" ''Is s''A'e' A''
we extend our commisseration to Keen, Grav
and Gratton They will hardly recognize them
selves in "Kuhn,' 'Corney,"" Crakon.n AS 70
our friend Joynes, he writes so internally himself
that he has reason to be very proud when any one
else comes as near him as Jones'"
For him we have no tears. Petersburg Index
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-07

DANCING. In all ages and in all climes this has
been fayorite amusement with the young and
often tines with the aged. We remembear hear.
Ing the Rev Dr.. Hodge delfs er e Lecture in Rich.
mond during the war. He hat' just returned from
Europe. Whilst abroad he sp ent some time in
Scotland, and one evening in Edhaburg, being in
yied to talre tea at the house ofan eminent divine
Where ise met with number Of pfeachers and
lnelr wives; after supper the room Nas cleared
Ana s, taese good people had good old fashioned
4 esai aii ~ tllsmseIy I'll Norfolk Dag Book.
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'1' .' - - 80 HARDIN 4
BY ID. e. MORPHY,

HARDWARE
By ID. E. MORPHY
AuCrIosEER-Ottce, 47 Magazine street
TNHgRSDAY, March 3, at le o,.locl ~
IN a!esoom up stairs, first floor No Al Magazine street
will be sold '''
i9 dozen Taper Saw Files, assorted 3ls inch 60 dozen
Padl9cks and inch 10 dozen Carpenters Ship
terS Augers assorted Sizes DIG inch
and ship Carpenters Adzs dozen Bench Axes Il dozen
iFths dozen Port Bits, IL rolls Linen Grh Web "
Shae Heads and. Reins complete spurs cosscat saws
Hatchetsr Dour LAches Screws Scissors Knives Conner
IRONS Wood and Pewter Faucets Chisels Hoes Waffle Irons
Coffee and Pepper Mills, Sad Irons '''''
Also
1000 lbs White Lead 40 reams Blue Fooscap paner
E0-TERMs-Cash. f1i>''
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-07

AN ELEGANT TWO STORY AND ATTIC FRAME
Dwelling with Four Lots of Ground highly improved on
Philip between Chestnut and Coliseum streets Succession
OF the late W. II. Pete, deceased-No IS Second Dis
trict Court Of New Orleans
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THREE STORY BRICK STORE AND RESIDENCE AT
the head of the New Basin at auction.
BY GARDNER SMITH YEfSER 20
GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer

TN RshAY, March 8, mt lie o,clok at the
Il Auctioneers' Exchange will ne sold ~ ~
"A "A : FdhEE Is STORY P BRICK STORE AND RESIDENCE.
rooms situated at the head the New Basin uear Deo
~ ~ ''' A'''' t'ei"iH
See plan at the Exchange.
Ea IERMS-one third cash; the balance one and two
insured and policy deposited with seller till Rugl payent
session given AT short notice ~
Full particulars at sale.
Of the purchaser -('' '-S e'foN'o
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GOVERNMENT CLOTHING

U 1'''4> '1 ''7' 4 on" HfNa
PLANTATIoN USE
-a j. Il. Marean,
No. l66 Graver street. tup stairs) New Orleans
Has for sale consignment of Army Clothing suitable for
plantation use, consisting OF
GOATS, PANTS, CAPS, oVERCOATs and oyHRALLs
OF THE VERY BEST QUALITY,
Which will be sold at less than
One Half the Government Price.
Refers to Aiken Raney No. 60 oarcndelet street. New
Orleans. ' N
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WEDNESDAY ! loRNINe, MARCH I, 1866

- u axzrrn, in advance hafsearly
s-.. ,,s 80 20. sln g. copies 10 cents
WEDNESDAY W fORNING MARCH y 1859
4 :. :, -9oo
Tex - zntensxence. 81
- - ss
MILITARY DIseI fz1SE IA private az tbe co,er
regiment went o. Mson Wes2nesdav nieht s,;tse
A ieayey and a A. re stsempted to leave he was bnil
shsu ~ III araw gscer hs q snty, and ran Of The osft
fugitive ~ Il the y The wound Is severe, ut
slpMne @ u M enlor aHo IN that regiment. There We
tsey hasl 4, * reet that others had been shot,
asss;J A lux N 1datl0h IN truth Galveston Bl
!. y Y slns ~
/ s)uTRAGEs N CoEoeEp So1BrERs -Drrinr Il
alter part Of ahe Hast week Vrc heard nany con
Rsalnts macs Ii ~ citizens Of the disorderly condu,
! We're insult ii and good deal Of alarm existe
among thos 4 who were compelled to BE- out afbe
On Saturday evening these outrage
fsssiI,Is elinsx stimulsted q no doubt, By u
ana and snRas e reign of terror held sway over ou
CITY WlhsSs AaA net yet whally subsidized. We hav
nsaro @ e. g fftsen of these ontrages wkic
Wnicn tfsxans we're used, and in one case viii
se1sp0S H. q s. 2ssnaRs mortal eject. .
MI Pr w Mnle "a conversation witt
81 the sassr ss 81 nnoEn citizen. near the house
armed viii askets % Mso saa parry y % o. neg negro
shsnnc X X ~ ~ Mhcn Struck Mr. Gouiiet, one
sas tnacug she arm and the ether through the lef
iys ansas ,;l 9ss ~ me temple. me- Goullet still
Camb IL near fremont ID Rraaway eorge O. xa r. ae
srcs s ss.<ss <ss,,,S ~ le ae. az.
NJ, A V asgIoes VISITED the house Q
wou Eii the damnas sabsls s#eaFng M tnat they
hs s tsv 4 M aal@aae5ng @ anem g 60 away but
iy3cars IN b.se - e. ~, ~ y 8, g = tiI1es.
arohrns s,nas laa anu 5ernaru were called op-
M. ~ F -rs Rsn,arS anS ~ - ~ y II -.
W. ~ u bsxs VI hsarSy sunJy % assst s.,, nlm.
Az y 9.neIs, nut these are taken
hSva sIie n,,n AZ arS usioss sls mayor ocers
IS Keen 6e ee Thera have sis a naDty
I'LL msrt a. raa y; snoestore neal
fef43av N ~ 's- \. m u loau uaynght, yes
otIier shots war, t,rad 4 ,,;eta.an. Y \,
city. = = '''''s ~ ~ ~ = , u 'n'
s ad hiack are scataraa thre,, y, notf
detailed autv With M n II ~ tae ciLy oI
Il 81 Their Comm ont III n tat ther t going
reyolYers. Surely some Of the officers Of tha;yy
regime might bsstow little attention to these
sofaIass 81 mha e wno seils liquor or firearms
oes not te yery WeII for tbe 5iscinIina of
troops that the haul Of counterfeit money which
VS. mennoned to-day, was traced through house
"A IN an ~ ~ z .de pi,s had 9een pass
HAUL 81 4 rrIr Maary rs, ~ p;.,
yestsrav srreatd III W. police
Young 81 suspicion of passing ounterfet monan
Their suspicions proved to Be correct, for thew
feuld e ahout sixty counterfeit compound interest
Wy M p!ls on their persons. sE.ila aiss@ 8
Miller and Young were going on board the New
ufieane sleamer AZ the time they were overhauled |
and w9uid have undouhtedly escaped had the Of |
number N tesa notae ho = usa mat large
during the last few days, and persons who may
have any similar bills will do well to call at once
at the y0r'H office and make statement ~ tba
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-07
.'''. - nt>li
by MONTGOMERY a. HHo..

ny MONTGOMERY 81 BRO,
r. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer
n, tas MsDAY, March g, ut 1 1 O'Clock A. MI :.
@srarsd % Auction Mart, 81 Camp street will be sold
as Roscwaad daSsSMTsmest Of mol OLD FURNITURE such
AnoFs Washstands Mahogany and Wana. Ts sa
SpSg seat Shas Easy CHAIRS Marble Ton Center Tablss
sss Gnspe French Plate Mirrors Mattreses Eaaypp
Of several we'll furnished houses '' oehs 'he contents
A largo invoice of Cottage Beds Cane and voo. Ca.
Chairs, "'' oono anu WOOD Seat
rs fERMs-Cash
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-07

EARLY PIErY.-Matilda Jane Catching the
uld'you charge to christen my doll III Punch
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-07

,, Mss Mary Walker the female physician, who
has been in and around Washington preat deal
during the past few years, wears the bloomer cos
tune and is often mistaken for one of the sterner
sex. SEX She appeared at the door of the Senate cal.
nets ns the other day and was about to enter when
e the aoorkeeper said :" Pass to the right: this is
rae ladies' m gallery" :" I'm lady," Indignantly
,repned the .doctress. "What do you wear panta
i oGns nass tor i you are', inquired the doorkeeper.
az "ees pe & nave the right to wear what please"
tbot @ you nave, butt have no manner of knowing
that you are lady therefore can't let you "9 90
ih iIso ,he gallery Mary finally conpinced him
a .nas sae was female, and she was permitted to
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-07

BY ROBINSON & NASH.
W. L. ROBINSON, Auciioneer.
Ofice-Corner Carondc!et and Grayier streets
EREDAY, March 9th, mt 1a o,clock NJ
l. by samples, will be sold A'
% bales damaged Cotton rebaled
Ef- -TERNs-Cash in U. S Treasury notes
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-07
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
UNRESERvED SALE
STEAMSHIP NINNEToNKA,
By order of tho Underwriters Agent
MY TOURNE IL NEUBERGER,
EUGENE TouRNE, Auctloneer
Omce-57 Caroudele street.
vEHURSDAY, March Is, at 12 o'clock NJ,
Merchants and AuConcers Exchange Royal street.
between Custonhouse and Canal will be sold TO the highest
bidder
The steamship MISNEToNKA.
class 1 s5s burthen built in 1860 now lies at
the wharf of the Brooklyn Warehouse Agers together with
all her furniture tackle, apparel appurtenances ETC. fn
inventory of which be the office of Auctoeer
ED~TERMs-Cash, in U. s. Treasury Notes.
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VI. OE Il 1CEAL.
DKOCLAMATET
J. MADISON WELLS,

eoysRNoR OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-07

NoTIcE................. NOTICE,
Subscriptions for
The NEW YORK MERCANTILE JOURNAL
Daily and Weekly NEWS
DAY BOOK
METROPOLITAN RECORD
ALBION.
FREEMAN's JOURNAL,
NATIONAL BANK NOTE RE-
r,, 5TER 5poRTER and FINANCE GAZETTE
Boston POST
Washington "a,ss 81, Pa mDaily NATIONAL 1NTELL1GENeEz
Galveston NEWS.
-. Houston TELEaRAPHp AhhliS'
And Leonard Scott Co Is Reprnts the fonr RRITIsH Rr
views VIEW and BLACKWOoDs EDiNBGRG MAaAzISF, r.
AZ ~ we aetshants Exchange and News Rooms,
ST. onafsss street snd Commercial Place.
E. E. OVERALL Agent
EENEsT TURPIN,
MANUFACTURER of all kinds Of FANCY cANDII
sfhuPs, GUM DROPS, JUJUBE PASTE and sUGl
ALMONDS, by team.
IS OLD LEvEE STREET,
between st. Louis and Cont New orlean
EIKsT PREMIUM STEAM MsAw-MILLs
The First Prize, the GOLD MEDAL, was awarded to the
WASHINGTON IRON WORKS,
the best
Circular saw-sIIl and Steam Engine.
Orders for these Gang SawMls, Sugar Mills General Ma
hinery and Castings, Forgngs Railroad Cars
,tc., promptly filed. Address
GEO. NJ. CLAPP, Treasurer,
orL G. WARD, Agent, -
55 Liberty street Groom No. 81, N. Y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-07

J. II. HARDY, Secretary of State.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-07
AUCTION SALES.
GROCERY STAND AND SMALL DWELLING CoRNEp
of Clio and Freret Streets at Auction
BY j, B. WALTON IT. DESL0NnE


of Clio and Freret Streets at Auction
EY j, Is. WALTON 81 DEsLONDE.
j. B. WALTON, huctioneer
Onice 47 Carondelet street,
~ At .hs Merchants and Auconeeis Exchange or ax
ONE LofoF GROUND ,o,usr ~ cIs and r,o,,, .,.....
With the buildings and mprovsets thereon IN H. @
Pra" and D ts C 'y y n the bounded BY rere. oeu
SncRe By depth and font clO street OF l2G feet
ri; imp,Sysmen,s this lot consist of ONE STORY
HSHM s NJ on ab @ of G % and
s vi 0 E S sTe T Fl FRxSS 5EEIEES T i 3 on ss.ss l. 4
IS5st @ wi wi n ore ne s story Kitchen This
xs-rEKas-Cash in U. $. Treasury notes '''''O
VALUABLE VACANT LOTS ON BROAD, NEAR COM
and the United States Marine Hospital wisho..
BY j. B. WALTON d DEsLoNDE.
J. b. WALTON, Auconeer.
Office, No. AZ Carondelet street
y R M"rsh na a9 at T. oeISsh
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, in the First Dsrc. of this
city in tho bounded BY Broad Dorgeno Banks and
5 on on y s Ss . 5 sns
in the by Irregular depths varying from Ito feet inches
70 = = TsnnsTcsS aE9ss nij IN Treasury Notes
acts of sale before Walter H. Peters, notary public a: the
DESIRABLE DOUBLE TENEMENT TWO STORY
Fourth District. ..
by j. II. WALTON d. DEsLONDE, l-
j. B. WALTON, Auconeer, .r. "a
Office, AZ Carondelet str eel,
SATURDAY, March 10, lsG6. at I2 o'clock
- NJ at the Merchants and Auc.ionees Exchange Royal
street, will be sold / o. -
ONE LoF OF GROUND with tho buildings and tsuroye-
ments thereon, in the Fourth District of this city In the
square bounded by Third Four Jersey streets
me ~ front on ThiI street, depth Of 2 feet
The improvements this pt Of a Story Doubls
lemeiasnt Frame Dwellng Nos ti and lag Third
,khas-One haf cas in U. s. Treasury the bal
ace IN twelve months crett in the the purchaser 10
ms own order bearing per interest per aDnurn and
on the property until final payment The buildings
TO be Kept insured by the purchaser the policy 10 be trans
tefred to tbs yendar until hnu paytneut
Act OF sae before A. Mazureau notary public at the ex-
pense OF the puTchaseEf ' 1' " "
VALUABLE CANAL STREET PROPERTY AT AUCTION,
HX j. Ii. WALTON .ss DEsLoNDE,
j. b. WALTON, Auctioneer
Ofice-47 Carondelet street corner Union
bA X, March 10, 1896, at 1e o'clock
street the following described valuable vacant property viii
!, NINE Lors OF GROUND on Canal street ,e v,os, Mn
Nahder Streets measuring in the aggregate about
feet inches and lines front Canal street hy
, gSryaS & from 70 teet inches and lines ls feet.
Saa ana dssdue streets, adjoining the ncasung IN
the aggregate li feet inches Murat street bv
aph varying from III feet 10 inches lines to i67 iee
Al the bounded by Canal Gsscuet Nrat md .oY
ahdgt streets and according to plan made by Pile L De-
pvNliy civil engineers, dated February, 1866
10 TERNsOpe third cash the remainder In tho noes
thc purchasers to their order payable at sy :weye
egnseeA ana twenty iour months bearing eight per peg
"',ta'a interest ana mortgage until hual payment.
Acts Of sale before W J. Case, notary pqb!c at tho
expense OF the purchasers. ' F'' " ''
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Bf j. Il. WALTON 81 DEsLoNBR,
J. B. WALTON, Auctoneer,

THE "ELL-KNoWN CoNREY MANSION, ON APOLLO
Street, and Vacant Lots Apollo (now Caroudele,,)
Terpsichore and Euterpe streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-07

Siuouo VI uuSb Wltll u uuSE1QQ kruSl.
Dabb'd on dusty sea.
Good Jesu! it was fearful there; v.,.
Inc irlghtful scene soon closes;
Ar, Wild air, was everywhere,
but none for our poor noses,
But ere yielded my last sigh,
:, A horrid thought came DER me.
.iwas this, that was doomed to die
For the horrid wretch before me!
4 "Fiend :, Icried his throat gripped-
You shot no albatross,
But tins all comes of the way you whipped
Your poor old bony boss "
Here, take your bit, and get awav,
You dirty, bloody heathen3
No olonger here | wish to stay,
Where scamps like you are breathiu,,
"And my sad fate the world shall hear,p
l cried in shrieks frenetic
:" In the CRESCENT it will all appear,
In language all pathetic' 555s5
out did plunge--he made lunge--
q groped along the fences; Rt
Til, feeling like adust-soaked sponge,
fell and lost my senses. 4s1s, s
A billow of dust at last did bring
Me to-" E Flor del Bravo,n
Where, sick or well, there's everything
"a That any man would have, OF r.
Old, Uncle George, our g Consul Irish,n
And : Finegan's Agent too,)
seeing looked somewhat expirish
- eath all my dusty hue,
,i'aid me atlength upon board,
Anu down my choking throttle 3s .sla
2 qaaft Of whisky kindly poured, @ 4a
a. na rubbed me with the bottle.
A,.d. J. 4
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
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Augustin. Ut
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