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SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH Il, 1855.
Democratic Victories.

The entire Democratic ticket except mayor wa
elected At Mnscatine, Iowa, on Tuesday last.
AT McGregor, lows, except mayor and marshal
ne entire Democratic ticket was elected
AT Aurora, Ill. the eight hour league men elected
1Aeir entire ticket by q large majority.
ggS IN Decatur, ILL.,, the Democrats elected their
candidate for mayor BY quite majority. Decatur
- been radical stronghold, So this success is
~ handsome gain.
Waukegan has gone Republican, Is usual, but
~ diminished majority.
The Democratic majority in Troy, N. y, was SOD,
fhe Democrats elected the assessor, treasurer
week.
The Democracy of Rome, N. u, have shown
themselves true to their ancient record and have
fsfected Giles Hawley supervisor BY 456 majority,
and their whole town ticket This is glorious
result, and augnrs well for the future
u Utica, N. II, the Democrats elect their entire
city ticket with the exception Of mayor Hon.
Charles 3. Wilson is beaten by Col. Jas. McQuade
5hy only Is votes. SO IA
T'he Albany Argus says Of the New York local
o. nc whole. the result If the elections in
cities y highly encouraging to Democrats We
have redeemed Troy BY large majority
achieved q success in Syracuse, and carried the
entire city ticket IN Utica, except mayor BY large
Maj0rities. The test vote in Rochester shows that
The Flour city is really Democratic, while ID Os-
sWego and Eimira the publicaIEmaiorities are SO
mail that with proper effort they can be easily
en y TIE future These results show that
The defeat of last fall has by no means disheart
sned the Democratic masses. With the immense
patronage OF the national and State governments
against them, they fight the battle On principle
ND are as sure TO win as that fanatcism is to give
place 70 cooler Judgment and reason
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SALE BY THE SHERIFF OF THE PARISH OF ORLEANS
in order to Affect Partition.
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE MRS. WIDOW W GoU-
WILLIE deceased
SECOND DISTRICT CouRr} MRS: +. Il EABER VS.. Al
~ OF eide DE G0UVlLLE ct al Suit
New Orleans. in partittnn-No il 1It ~
VIRTUE of n decree rendered March
- 18TH 1866 to me directed by the Honorable Second
District Court OF New Orleans in the above entitled matter
vii proceed to sell Ut PUBLIC auction, the Merchants
ana Auetoneers Exchange Royal street, between Canal
and Gsomhouse streets in the Second District Of this
on TUESDAY, the 2th day of pril, 1866 at IL o'clock
''9fN''"f
. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and
improvements thereon situated in the First District Of this
city, in the square bounded by Live Oak NOW Constanre
Jackson Magazine and Josephine Said lot measures
81 feet IL inches and lines front said Live poy Con
stance, street. By depth of $50 feet between parallel lines
English measure. ~ -''
Plan of the above will be exhibition at the Exchange
soma days previous to that of sale
Terms AND OSpITONSOne third cash and the balance IN
credit OF and yea in the purchaser beau i
cent interest from date, and cent after maturity until
paid, and secured by mortgage on the property sold
CHARLES BIENVENU,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orlenus
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AUCTION SALES.

PEREMrToRY SALE OF 10 HHDs. LOUISIANA
SUGAR.
EY ROBINSON q NASH,
W. L. ROBINSON, Auconeer.
Office, corner Carondelet and Gravier streets
TUESDAY. March 27th, at II O'Clock A.
at the warehouse of E W. Rodd ESQ., corner of Custom
and Front Streets opposite the Customhouse
will be sold
81 hhds, White Clarified sUGARN,
10 L.
ca Fair SUGARS, W.
In lots to suit purchasers.
aas- TERAs-Cash, in U. s. Treasury Notes.
COFFEE. COFFEE. COFFEE
BY ROBINSON IL NASH,
W. L. ROBINSON Anctoneer,
Office Cnrondele and Gravier streets
TUESDAY, March 9th, s66, at IL O'Clock
A at the warehouse of e. ", Rodd, Esq corner Of
house. account of whom may concern will be sold
200 bags Rio Coffee
In lots to suit purchasers
sUNDRY MERCHANDISE, BY ORDER OF BOARD OF
Underwriters saved from wreck of steamer Lizzie Tate
by ROBINSON d. NASH.
W. L. ROBINSON, Auetoneer.
ORce-Corner Carondelet and Gravier streets.
"WEDNESDAY, ssth Inst, at IL O'Clock,
at the Lafayette Warehouse, of Magazine and
Lafayette streets, will be Sold
hDs wb oa SkSs Gin boxes Ber
a SSsi s os SGss oss,
sorted Merchandise Machine and dry boses Secsndise
ana Ghs articles to be exhibited sale from
!" O. * rFsnsnr may nSt concern
SUCCESSION OF JUAN DE EGANA-l6,632-ope
Sugar Mill Sugar Pans scrps Stocks Bonds and one box
Coral Beads-at Auction.
Hf MONTGOMERY a. BRO,
t. NJ MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer
Offce-S7 Camp street.
MONDAF March eGth, sac, at the follow
ing times and places below BY and in pursuance
spe 6n or 'ae @ an W Judge Of Second
1859, of the Docket of said Court, will be sold
At 10 o'clock, at salesroom, 80 Camp street:
P-l box Coral Beads ond Ear Rings
At IL o'clock, the Merchants and Auctoneers Excba,
scRIP-Lonsana Mutual Insurance Company 1881 . $50
Crescent " III E X
sTooKs-lO shares Mexican Guf Railway old stock zach 81
~ shares Thibodaux Bridge Company each s25
4 Louisiana fehuantepec Co, each 500
BoNDs-5 Louisiana Tehusntepec Company, each $1,000
coupons from ls February, 1850 INCLUSIVE Sev0 Win
At II O'Clock, lot Barracks street. between
Chartres and Royal street.
l Sugar MILL
l6 Sugar Pans, assorted sizes
Ha~TERMs-Cash in U. s. Treasury notes
REAL ESTATE
BK ID. E. MOKPHY,
AucrIoNEER-Otfce, At Magazine street
WE sa,sSl =, X, March March ssth, 1899, at e
" O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctionecrs' Elk,
chang Royal street. between Guomhousc and Canal
will be sold
certain piece or parcel of ground together With all the
buildings thereon and all the rights ways privileges and ad
Vantages thereunto belonging any appeanng SIT
in No bounded by Magnois CYPRESS Vine and eva
streets sag pses Or parcel n ground mesurag in American
~ TERas-cash in T. s. Treasury s;1FS notes
Act of before A. E. Blenyenue notary public at the
expense Of the purchaser.
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GOVERN MENT CLOTHING
FOR
PLANTATION USE
j. T.. Marean,
NO. l66 GTavier street, tup starsD New Orleans,
Has for sale consignment Of Army Clothing suitable Oh
plantation use, consisting of
COATS, PANTS, GAPS, OVERCOATs and ovERALLs
OF THE VERY QUALITY,
Which will be sold at less than
One Half the Government Price.
Refers to Aiken Rain No. 6PCarondelet street, New
Orleans
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THERAPEUTIC VALUE OF GR1MAULT &
4 70. y Chemists in Paris


Ferrugineus Syrup of Peruvian bark.
In solving problem hitherto declared unsoyable by all
savants, l. g. the COMBINING OF icon WITH BARK
MAULT 4 Co. Chemists Fl. I, Il. Prince Napoleon. at
Paris have discovered medicine OF unexceponal merit and
the most highly competent agree IN recognizing its
great medical value.
The following important document has been received from
Germany country recognized to the first chemists
the Law Courts who testifes the following
value the Syrup Bark edcal Gazette Of Vienna Oct
Mr GRIMAuLT succeeded in the happest manner in
combining qualities of different parts Of his PURE
AND EXCELLENT MEDICINES; the more the iron
disguised in addition to its agreeable flavor is much
more rapidly absorbed than other feugnous medicine
MI GRfMAULT'S FERRUGINOUS SYRUP is therefore Q ne
Of the best pharmaceutical prepaationsa truly scenBca
medicine which has solved the therapeutic problem
long sought AFTER of giving iron and bark in simple nd
agreeable FORM free from defect and satisfactory parties
Chemical Analyaer to the Law Courts Hospital Chems
l. d r. DUWIEDEE
Professors Of CHEMISTRY
venns replies Grmaut Co as regards rhs hih
estimation in which Mr.. Kletzinski is held eA
FRENCH EMBASSY AT VIEsSAI
GRNTLEMEN-1n reply to the letter Won nddressad To HE
EScclhncy the Ambassador have honor 10 nfrm xnu
that Professor kleznski is of high sandjnr nj
that h is personally much tE0ught s masses 9 one Of he
best Chemists in Germany. i 1 'fS0 Va ''e
""HsNi ana sttaens to ting Embassy
tis'gH1 Depot in ffTis, GRIMAULT K co.'s
n My Orleans, puGoNGE, DELoGHE Gf1I6Ts
And At every good Chemists - = >ee'7'
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QpARTERaAsrER
Water Transportation, Foot of st. Andrew street
New Orleans March IL 1866. !
THURSDAY, April 1eth, 1906 at I2 NJ
at the jackson Railroad building lib Camp street. New
Orleans. La at public Rutinn. will be sold '
The light draft side wheel steamer repiste tom
l72 her rntn tackle and apparel she now lies ut
and including day of sale.
h0@fERMs-Cnsh in U. S. Treasury notes
BY order of Col j. G. CHANDLER
A. @ NJ, Depot of New Orleans.
E. s. ALLEN, Brevet Lieut. Col. and A O M
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y - sneFnAan On tne KMrnfng Of Colnmbit
1as Il D Esss as Hs,ss s
1eeismin Rowls Columbia, S. d.. #'. 3
Dear. Sill have your letter inciosing petitio
70 The Congress Of the United States, asking 10 5
1ndemniiled for the loss by fire of your house an
contents, at the time of our occupation In Febru
~ 1860 assure you that feel deeply for yol
sna al others WIG lost their property ID that fire
nat II me United States were to assume the Iiabil
1fy. y would be an admission that we had done
Wrqng This is not true. The rightful authority
y tne national government had been resisted ii
re siafe Ct South Carolina for years, and we were
eoMpelleds at great cost of life and money. to
/ conduct hither vast army, and our progress was
rsssted by ~ the force the State could obtain.
4soAf own citizens resisted our approach, not
.y Milh arms PIT ~ burning the bridges over
me Edlsto, Congaree, Salada and Broad rivers.
They burned the depot In Columbia before we had
eatered the city, because it contained corn and
ssofes they supposed we needed, and set fire to
Anopsanas % bales Of cotton rolled out into the
eReet and which we're burning before we entered
Columbia. myself was in the CITY al early as
noon and saw those fires and knew that efforts
Mere made TO extinguish them; but high and
ss N esg End kept them alive. gave no orders
ler re burning Of your city, bnt on the contrary
fhe reverse, and / believe the COMMUNICATION re-
selsea rom the great impYudence Of cutting the
e0tL0n bales, whereby the contents were sDread
e 81 Mnd 90 that i became impossibility to
~ lnryonr Columbia newspapers the printed
ssoer "a Sen. Wade Hampton, that on the a..
fL0Afn "a the x ankee army, all tile cotton should
49, e eaEaeQ and from what saw myself have no
V sayng that he was the cause Of the
y s4on 81 -Four property. Your true remedy
ssAsnsf niM. and such Others Of your own cit
49, " consplred with him and made the occu
n 4 Sns s a,sy as absolute necessity hardly
d oo Hill sas' ~ gongssss should tax the people
sssS nnt as,it y not ny province e Judge ii
- sts Wal send your petition according
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THE STITCH made by the Wilcox J. Gibbs Sew
ng Machines is unexceptionable, and superior
even to thanksgiving, being stronger and more
beautiful. Can be seen at No. st. Charles street
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81 par annu IN adyance halfyeariy and
galFtesfy. same rates; single copies 10 cents.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
| A LES ....,..,.....PoRTER s.............AI.E
GEORGE GRAY,
81 Camp street,
IMPORTER OF ENGLISH, SCOTCH AND IRISH
ALEs AND PoRTERs.
Is receiving direct from the brewers of London Edn
burg and Dublin, large invoices of genuine
Porter~ and
por p-o.,,,. IN STORE:
100 casks Guinness DUBLIN STOUT
100 Jehrey's SCOTCH ALE
n. r, 50 Younger's EDINBURG ALE
100 Tennents SCOTCH ALE.
No PORTER.
rs McEwan's :. ALE
Dealers and supplied the shortest notice with
genuine goods which being received by every steamer
TEAs....,.,..,.......,,,....,.. TEAS.
20 chests ex fine Imp TEA b b and 4 ID tnfoil pkgs
20 chests extra fine Hyson Imperial .
70 Young Tyson
~ English Breakfast Souchouug
70 First chop Oolong
% -. Choice Japan
o whole halves and chests Loose TEA-Imperia
Gnnpo~der, Young Hyson and Ooong-lrom fine
to.choicest quality
A. D. GRIEFF
AZ, 30 and 50 Old Levec street,
IN 1nast .nrpar
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FINE PROPERTY FOR IEvESTMENT-FIRsT CLai
Business stand-Front and Fulton streets ---.
BY j. Ii. WALTON d DESLONDE.

Office, No. At Carnndelet street.
THURSnAY, March go, at 12 O'Clock
street, will be- sold 80 '"
l. THAT VALUABLE FOUR STORY BRICK STORE
NOS - Front aud 35 Fulton street. occupied hostile
seymour as hardware and ship chandley store and
Poydras Fulton and Grayier Streets measuring according u
plan drawn by Pile Depuly, civil engineers, dated
january 1866 II feet inches and ID lines front Front
street " feet INCHES and line front Fulton street. lis
ee nShes and lines on the side line Poydras street
ana i9 iee inches on the line street.
more or less American measure TI' :
This store IL leased until LIST November to Bosc
Seymour, at a low rent of $iSDa per annunn
E-lENs- Dne-half cash. the balance In the of this
purchasers TO their own order payable at and
eighteen months with interest at the rate of eight per cent
per nnnum and special mortgage until na payment TIN
bindings will be kept insured by the purchasers
at hr'r expense and the policies transferred vendors
acts OF sale before A. Mazureaa, notary public the
Of the purchaser - - 49,
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AUCTION SALES.

IMPORTANT SALE OF UNITED STATES IRON CLAN
The Lafayette" Cineinnatin and !" Choctawn n
BY j. IL. WALTON IL DEsLoNDr.
b. WALTON, Auctioneer.
Office II Carondelst street, corner Union street
WEDNEsDAY, March IS. 1906. at 1,
o'clock NJ board the vessels respectively, at ALGIERs
order and account the U. Navy Department. under II
direction of VIM O. Cook Paymaster and U. s. Naval stor
keeper will sold by public auction the following describe
o. s. vessels to-wit--
Description of the United States Iron Clad
Lafayette.
Two engines direct acting Inclined high pressure lS
boiler 80 inches in diameter and 10 feet long, Doctor
s @ .ssa
Ship plated with two theknesses Of oneneh r3n over
bow under the length of huh about 800 feet Ma
ehnery and details to same in good condition and working
Description of the United States Iron Clad
Cincinnati.
Two engines ares setng inclined high stroke
eter So inches ID feet long; doctor two
mates G Weight plating tons All hs ess ass
nas ' Easily
Description of ,he United States Iron Cla
ChOctaw.
Two engines direct acting high pressure feet stroka.
diameter Of cylinder 26 pches wheel % feet diameter
40 inches in diameter % feet long, doctor pun
double capstan engine with force pumps; two syphpn
bge pumps; bunkers have capacity for $50 tons COAL s
sheet gum probable weight of iron plating 200 Ran
attached to TIE bow Length Of the vessel about 2o feet "
The Rams the iron cads Chocaw and Lafayette
posed of the best metal weighing ten ard the
twelve tons. The Rams and the Iron Plating will be sol
each separately from the Hull and will be required to be
moved Immediately by aud at the of the purchasers
sample OF the metal composing the Rams be seenk
Naval Depot, Reading Press. q
na- TEnMs-Cash United States Treasury notes. weut
five cent to he paid time OF SALE and the balance with
six days thereafter. a
n The United States Tug Cematis will leave the Nava
Wharf, head of Erato street. at NJ o'clock NJ,
sale, to convey purchasers to the iron chds Il
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n The United States Tug Clemats will, leave the Nav
Wharf, head of Erato street, at NJ O'Clock
sale, to convey purchasers to the iron cihds
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b,d All his hand
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PROPHECIES DE oHoIX SUR LA RUE DAUpBrN
pres de Ia du Canal
SUCCESSION DE STUART WILKINS FISK, DECIDE.
PAK j. B. WALTON IL DEs10Nnr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-30

n, r,ursdav March a. KATE, daughter of E. NJ. Hough
.,n and Catherine Boycs, aged II months
The friends of the family respectfully invited to attend
the funeral which will take place THIS EFENlNe March
b o'clock the residence of her PARENTS se Poy-
dras street. N .- d.
February 2h at Raa Mayo county, Ireland Of rapid con-
sumption in the 23d year of his age ANpREW Cough
ALLAG youngest of NJ D. Gallagher, late OF Bel
muet and grandson Of the late Captain Gallagher OF Cas-
tebsr. s--
N Ashland, Penn, New York and Brooklyn papers please
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-30

PAssEkGERs ARgfvED.-The steamship Cuba,
Capt. Wilson, from baltimore via Havana arrived
yesterday, with q full cargo of merchandise and
the following passengers:
Psserxy and iudy Is Dupssy ana lady, Mrs Martinez
Miss Bailey Mrs Peet Miss Pee Mrs Campbell child and
nurse, u johnson, Nsban, N Robert. ,T " Bright
Tsbols, Anderson, Peters Yedesn ssish stoies
q Bailey, u Wright "A W Spencer Young and + H
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-30

THE srIrcH made by the Wilcox & Gibbs Sew
ng Haehines is unexoeptionable, and superior
even to hand-sewing, being stronger and more
beautiful. Can be seen at No, St. Charles street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-30

ARRIvED--The stermship N organ from India
noa and Galveston, arrived ather wharf last even
ing, with the following list Of passengers:
81 Moore Murray Aunington j II Peiten "A H Swing.
ley McNeels Thompson Gill; H Hlsman Col Stir.
ring, Wm Hendaek Ioring DR. Graves III Jemison Capt
Richasds RI Hoyt. g ~ " cantwei, " webb Scott
II O Jackson R White, D r MoTse VI Breckinrdss 4 4
Parker Mrs. seymsar and nurse Miss Pendergrast Mrs
Harrison Miss Mcneil Mrs Vance two children and servant
Miss Vance, Mrs Bates, Mrs Giifnal Miller Madden j
Tacker, Besea, and 60 on deck NAs@ss .Ea3tsE- n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-30
atw erns na,ys gtsent faay axnlng, a.seh 80, 1a6e

aelarsh so, 1a66.
Spring Trade.
BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS.
y. LEVOIS q CO.,
HAVE NOW OPEN l
cases of Plain English BAREGE, at Csc a yard
cases Chine BAREGE at s7se a yard -.-a
Plaid LENos, all colors at Soc. yard.
MOZAMBIQUE, white ground, at 45c. a yard
Plaid LENos and GRENADINES, a. SOC. yard
Printed Linen cAMBRIc, at 4oc yard
oRGANp1Es and MUSLIN, new colors, at Soc
French JACoNErs, all eolors, at a5c.
Embroidered ROBES and PALEToTs.
organdy ROBES and sHAwLs. .. .. .-- ...
Jaconet ROBES.
Solid cHAMBRArs. -a"ar- Il
Plain and Plaid e1NGHAMs.
Lace and Linen SETTs.
BalnoraI SKIRTS
coRsETs, FANS, PARAsoIs ..
Also a full assortment OF
French, English and American Calicoes.
Al Great Reduction in Price
J. LEvoIs & CO.,
Corner Canal and Bourbon streets.
SsraaU Goods.
THREE HUNDRED CASES ASSORTED STRAW GOODS,
received per steamers Monterey Savannah and Star
MEMS AND BOYS HATS AND CAPS.
LADIES', MISSES ana tNfANIS hAAS anu opchAai ~
TRIMMED.
For sale at manufacturers prices, by
r. F. DUNN & CO., a..
II and l9 Magazine street,
corner of Common.
Clothing and Furnishing Goods
REDUCED PRICES.
HARRISON 81 DOWNING,
NO / MAGAZINE STREET, CORNER CANAL.
Offer their Complete Assortment of
SPRING CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
e5Per Cent. Below Former Prices.
Dry Goods.
THOS. G. pAYAN,
Canal street~...,....,...,.-,.s
| Between Camp and MagasneJ
SELLS FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS
AT wholesale at the very lowest marke. price.
| A fine assortment of
NEW STYLES SPRING GOODS
| Just received
| Call and examine my stock.
C.. EF. Xsss.lssegsssssfsss.
"a d. ge.....u CANAL STREET. IT.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
| --pEALER
Diamonds, Watches .H
..y., Jewelry, sAverwara.
| Piated-ware, Opera-ealaaheE,
Has now on band and is weekly receiving
a LARGE AND RICH sToCK
Carefully Selected
OUR REGULAR PURCHASING CLERK.
| The JEwELRY MANUFACToRY, in the upper part Of d
Buildings being nogy in complete working order DTAMON
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-30
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The undersigned having closed his business connection with
of the True Delta and connected himself with that
Of the CRESCENT would respectfully ask from his friends
continuance of that liberal support which they have hitherto
extended towards him.
.... FRANK A. BARTLETT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-30
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omee.--No. SO Carendeles Street, N. o.
Policy from this Company insures against ALL KINDS
OF ACCIDENTS without regard to the age health of the
person insured medical examination, therefore, is
required.
At the rates adopted by this Company,
annual premium of Twenty-Five Dollars WILL in of death,
secure payment of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS TO THE
FAMILY OF THE ASSURED; or, in case of injury,
salary of TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS a WEEK, for period
not exceeding six months Larger smaller secured by
the payment of corresponding premiums.
short Time Policies, $4,000 for Ten Cents
Travelling Policy for day Ten Cents to three months
securing THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS in case of death ;
e in case of disability from any accident, FIFTEEN DOL
LARS A WEEK o-.s.
This Company represented by officers whose
guarantee business will be conducted with Integrity
and lberality.