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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-03

Il valuable aeeistnnt 70 d. Irins ~ eaasapasflll
N subdning he diesase. Ths lodils ~ GesGesila
pusiAss the Blood end removes thA co1ee, md ~
Ointment heals the 6osss and kill he dbeese, anl
thus speedy and pegsnanent ere b eGecesd. Dot1
are recommended 70 be ussd fbe tAsss cooplniuts.
DR.. Basterly's Iodine 4 Oaronparilla
Is rapidly supefcsding su othee Gassaparillas Il
Blood Purifying 0sdicines. Nearly IN De Old q
saparillas are discarded - WORTHLESS, and Me ned
obsolete. while this . every day increasing In popQ
hvcr. Druegiats md dealer. who Asnek1 pafda{ I
By the dozen, now order By The 0suos end flve or
q time. Il is WARMED elx Ti0es Strongly Q
CHEAPER and BITTER tAon ~ obs 0asaaS..
lila q Blood Purifying Medicine INV oGlged 70 ~
ask for 81
DR.. Daetorly'o Iodine : 1aroeposifeV
And take nothing else. u
Rxteeshe lodine and Sasnapaslla, q - ~ hnelos
fhce-0ridiey1s Salt lmeeA and Tetier On1n3tt
- can0 per bOtlle. ts1l !, Ia
:. PyPsfed and sold b d. + 8Aelssly : Co., Nc,
North 4illA sl1set, q. Lo0is -. noH ~
10y Asdaeins seuee. No. - Aaaissa stns1, 0at
tof sals By Ill Dmsg1uA eas
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-03

II 10 now question whether . rent can
b. demanded ios certain (Mssrepelitan) To-
calities % extravagaut % TO shut OF ten.
asos The iniaA rsnls Of tsn ysara ago -.
peas tsi6iag whsa compared With ths prss>
snt sates; ana hence enc may we'll wonder
wAea ~ dsmand will akate. The marble
building. corner Of Nassau and Cedar
sassssssess, II III a0gEsgaas, Sse $780,.
ooo PEI yeer; secH ssing na9s ~ b
the various bantss1v 6soGs6s, and lawysss,
Who play the agreeable pat e tenaats.-
The Beard Of Brokers pay annually 39b,-
oo tseA Hesmessl atty b ssvsnty fsek 10
~ ~ dailt ssedeae ere hsn. Bss>
~ e@eo reg feA 1000 - 1900;
IT, 0SsSo0l CID 0gethes, I'D half
/ = dee69 OOyke ~ b sse0 b sia41Utoes.
aeae The nest profitable rsatal, relative
v ~ csst, in Tie wssid, 10 Ttinity baild.
ing. This b plain stsuctuge - csouso
brick, abest ferry fsse ffoos y sne ma
dred cad sixty iest desp. Il stands next
70 TRiaitR 0Anroh, = Deno6WaY. -oeos Wan
strseG 0oo19110 - b H.. - H.
rented To- 80 900, ID a. being ca 1910
end banking. The seAs b. esaauallv "a
vaacsd until its ageregals rent sell 3 Sh~ue
ol76. 900 = about eighty pr esst. ~ %.
nugl. Trinity Chaseh % nee ahieaS oeeu.
pied BY Pennsylvania mines; and 81 900
is paid fol, second class ollcss. The year
" salee cEcBsl h this bailding amoust y
two millions tons.
The increase Of rents Of which the above
is an illustration, prevails through certain
range Of bushes localities. This includes
Wall street ard Broadway, for one mile
ai0nO thu lathoe Aknen,s niece al.n th> $1,000
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-03

This Cslebfated Ae0sdy b - lnfalli1
Cure for SYPHILIS In ~ primary, 81
ondary and Tertiary Stages.
IN ALL LARoR CITIES TnKnt KlgrS Acd
1 tagi0us SEXUAL Df8kA1B called 6Yrlilx
Which y capable q tenanis1isa n inoealatioa.
Dr.. Marks Syph1lltlc Cure E
the only Mcdsce thse wf cus eYPHIrls In IN issii
rious and complicated lorna. and thosoaghly ef}D
cate the syphildc poison o. virus ffon tAe systG
Symptoms Of the First q Prinary Stak
This y known By chaneses Or uIeess sppsasine n
amer an exposure. To cure thc afst stage, use
Marks syphilidc Cure Pills and syphiliiic WEI.
From i've to hfteen days fiiihfal freshness usu
suilices to the Aful stage. One or tWu pscks
$l2 90,
Symptoms Of the Secondary Staee .. =
philis.
This II known by the following: Ulcers In Tie M "A
nose, throat, glands, skin, head, nalls mucous I'd
branes, csnccrous sores On the arms and legs,
tons on the skin. scr0fsla, etc. To cure the sec
stage, Or. Marks 6yphilidc Cure Pills and Thu
Wash.
These medicines are an inAlible cure for this stag
II used sufficient length Of time 70 eradicate the POI
Price per package sieso. incluaing Threat wash-
II omitted. es.U0 per package.
Symptoms Of Third or Tertiary Stage .
Syphilis.
This stage b known b the following syDpl0mss-
Nodes Of hard and painful TunooS % ~ DUbees h
largements Il he Joints, C0aAl1etlsne AaEd pain
II the Bones and Jonts, CaFes, = ooeay 9TH Hos
eypAilitic Reeumatsn, Alteselioa u ~ Rats, ~
TO cure the Third Or Tertiary Uoage, use De MaSh.
eyphilc Cure and Pflla. These 6edlcloeo Win cur
the longest standing and WOfst cases.. They WI Cur
the most excsuciatang pains ID ~ Doao and Joint
few days. Psics ss.paekage eseA
s4aU6Ce q the .DGlteteee.
Read the symptoms above descsihsa q soeh eeae
Of Syphs, and procure 1t once Tie no6canao ut Is
eufc you. u
treatise on syphilitic Diseases. givhgpaa aiss.
ions to cure the different stages, asoUG anass eoe
package Of the medicine. -
n. B.-DR. Marks sYPm111u Cu1Y AN
PILLS are IN iniAllible cure for 020U11AT100. .
natter how loag standing q bow ~. ny se4ot
Price 500 per package.
The Medicines will be sent BY expes0 - "a pastDc
the co1ntry receipt Of Tie nuo9, - - cents q
ditiOnal to pay for boxing and ehlpae.
Prepared and sold BY DIR. Z. RAsg1sGY 3 Co.. NJ
% North Fifth street. g.. L0uis, No., asd q tDei
For sale b. Drugnises eeasfAlly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-03

All conservatives who favor The integrity Of thc
Union and tho equality Of the Saeca af1 invited ~
ion ~ In nm eo to save the country from Its pers.
JIM. ELLwOOD, Chairman.
prs Mo,sEs. April iith, 1896.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-03

This Medicine win en- ojssssAss, Osst,
Stsistufs, Ssmiaal Wsaknees . eptsns
ateeshsa, Chssdee, Diseases q ~ H
neys md Dloadee, I'D ~ Disease, q
the Ss1uol Osrnoo ooooed ~ Ceaeokieo
q wsaknsss Il satAse ess. Mald =
EsoAbeA sns fs J 49, 80
m e,es,.t pse,lsr - spannes Sstiass.
tiou. % esIebeaeef 10 III Our 1aeee stl1so ~ ~
euse q Psivsae DlUo1oos - new eoseed - ~ -.
nictei - vAanAsuD - 0D ~ aioo1ooq = ~
Osni1al Osgaas Il NO. 90, - . Ab. b
. lev days .-l \ q. 80
~. nalnsr's 0pseaDs, boz
Il u. al, ~ ~ s.,sass. rtsislt 80 -.
Of Spsrmaaosrhse ssnerally ssfnsa oc4aneI
dulgonee. which u nov = Ssarfslly pssvalshs1U
eli parts Of the country. III
-. Dalseras Opoe10e,
IL . greet healing. pusifyise .sad sslfes.iae
remedy, requiring no medical ssd q hdtlsH
With ihis great msdicine yoa cen CuHB Y0gn-
ssly. and avoid al chanee Of exposure md rutA
BY igseraut, pretending ddctaa
Dr. Bakers Infection.
NIL, sesss Of 0ssesrhs4 0asss - 1T:
10 !: used Il sosissesscs SisA a. spssiss ~
and stopStse u aissle1k Bstl srs rs8sA.
mended 70 y esd IN these esnP,sin1a 4
HAtfee1iee % se1ual 4lgoo1es eo!Doo Ne
.:def Iasssseasf." ssssnsssise seeA eseses q
r fs s B.lss's spsslas, ~ ~ llA,p.
.Pries-Dr. Dakss's IlissticA, a ~ 1oee4
Prics-llale lnisssihg Hyfih6a - yeto -.
.s!s l,isesias sysise:i . sssss.......
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-03

rh,.,. u. o.ly ..s,d.. ut v.lle.p 1..a,ss.,a.e
&
Scrof,la- ar Kinesa Evil. Cancer. TumaRa.
r.....;... - tS. oL;r rev,;,sase 0as..'
nIuPsions VI sue 0AA"s a.
Head, Old Sores, Swelling q the Glands.
Lspseey, White Sweai.e. PiIec, bsceshss,
matism, Dropsy or Gravel, Liver Com
rls3nt Oisnensia Nervous AfeetiQNs.
-, nst:i;.- ~ T,h.cc;. n;......
and all Diseases arising from the use Of
r,. ...,,,,. ,,.,,,,,,,.. :, . ,..,,., ,,....,,..,
:ss,s u Fluid Esss.e. e sssspssn Iss. D:sn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-03

The Burlington Harksvs publishes III
following article relative 70 peopsasd Ex
tra Session Of the General Assembly:
To Get the matter q rest, W are Aulhori
sed BY Governor Stone 70 say that It y %
tho intention TO call tho General Assembly
together It present. II is tho busy esasor
Of the year, particularly with farmers, and
it would be dif1lcult for many Of the mem
bcrs to spare tho time for an extra session
And there is no necessity for haste in thil
matter. There is no general moveucn
among tho States for extra sessions 10 rat
ify.
Democracy 9.sUsnlnw up In ahs
West.
The political horizon Of the west il
Frightening up under the great increase Of
Democratic strength A. cvinced BY lhe Let,
elections.
The last advicss from Oregon, which the
Radical had claimed by large majority, arr
that the result OF the election 10 10 doubt,
each party claiming about 600. AZ The
last election the Republican majority va
$500. 10
The returns Of the sleetisn h Washlng>
ton T. rsitory shew large DeusssaeIs gaiao
Tho entire Democrats tlsAse in nine conn
tics 10 elected, and ID b believed - b. = 10
four others. sls4sss T
Nebraska Territory b chained b. ~
Democracy. The Tribune givsa he 6gtrss
on ten coantiss, which sheW . Republican
loss u Sel On the vote q IAas per, ~ =
further Democratic gala Ct ia 1hNo ass
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-03

ILLINOIS RivxR PACKET COMPANY %. 9nx
PsoRlA BRlDas.-This important ease,
which was tried about year ago. and Il the
termination Of which trial Judgement was
rendered in favor Of the Bridge Company,
isagain up. The Packet Company appealed
to the Supreme Court, and ~ eeaP be-
been reversed and rsmandsd. ts0pf5se I
Putssbsugh. stsoeseys ssr The p,ainsil b
Grove. fee ~ dsoboeo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-03

Tnn budget Of he Oaae1An Eaanse J In.
lister shows he sspssditssss ~ - ~
year were $4,000, 900 end aAas The fssian
raid has eest the province ~ LEGS tAas
3l.l00. oOo-as amount 10 likely 70 lis>
please participants in ~ enterprise = Gen.
Sweeney. Fifty thousaad ds,lsss tAts bssn
heretofore asked for military expenses, but
nov 81. SOC. 900 are plscsd ID The Canadian
war estimates. Since the cessation Of Res
ciprociy, the decline Of revenue is 81, 100.
DOC. against which there is special increase
Of duties, which 60 into effect at once. Mr..
Calf further proposes to raise s., 900, 900 BY
issuing legal tender notes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-14
AUCTION SALES.
EXTENSIVE DRY GOODS SALE.
RY IomN O. RLOHHE.

EXTENSIVE DRY GOODS SALE
BY JoHN g. BLOHM,
AgeTioyEEE-oaee and salssroou. 30 Bienvlle street
i ...l+isasAY, May Is, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
20 ,,ssroorn, No, 80 Bienvls street. will be sold
70 r'S>F' English, French and American Prints.
~ ~ % Vssa and French oo;tonadss
90 '''' ~ ~ l04 Brown Cottons and sheetfngs.
" - III ~. sleaensd shir,inps and sheetings
200 pieces Swiss Jaconsts Eains,o5,. - -.
5GA dozen Undershirts andnrswers '''''ss
300 -. French and Ameri,.a Corsg.s.
275 pieces French Linen Drilling
l53 =, ~ Summer cassimsre
800 lots, sneh Ticks Stripes, Alpacs Nuslfn pssfus
organdes Printed Jseanes Musqutto Nets and Bars 10
siery, SILK and Bingham Umbrellas Hoop skirs Balmora
skra Lace Mantila Beagss Fans suspsnders Nse Ties
Madras and Linen Cambria Handkerchief Irish Linens an
variety Of Yankee Notions.
1S- TERxs-At sale.
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LOTTERIES.
II ENTUCKY STATE SINGLE NUMBER
LOTTERY.
HENRY WOOD CO., MANAGERS
Capital Prize, 100000.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY,
GLASS A,
To be drawn at Govington Kentucky,
ON TUESDAY, MAY 10TH, 1866
Only 10000 Nunbers-os5 Prizes.
Only 10000 Numbers-os5 Prizes.
APpRoxIMAT1oN pRIzEs:

approximation prizes of $1,000 each for the ninere
naming units of the ten of the number ,,,
drawing tue $780, COO prize saV9
Q approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine res
5rasRss 9ns & hS Srs a@S ten Of the number
approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine re-
manning units of the ten of the nutlasE IN
drawing the SIS 900 prize Of A0
approximation prizes OF $500 each for the hlae
manning units Of the same ten OF inc uulh2si 400
drawing the $4,000 prize are; a. :. 10; -.
approximation prizes OF $3.50 each for ne nins ,t-
naming units Of the same ten Of the pu 2251
drawing the $1,000 prize are. .,,, "a
xlniaton priges Of $500 each t9f ,ns rshsr
rnaining units Of the same ten OF the H 1900
drawing the $3.50 prize are ~ ,ins ~
~ 'PR manning units ten Of the NUMBERS 2o
.,.,.....,s $50 500
02 PEae' oes III Halves sls oaaEters s6 Aishhs,
90: Sixteeuths 81 % .L,5 h,y
Tickets sold a9q IA n HOWARD, Licensed Dealer
-, q jI9rhapee Alloy, near Canal street or
NO = 'IScf B6St92 Post Once New ORGANS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-14

Will be sold the day at the same place all
the teams aratory implements ETC. used pana
ton 80 that the purchaser may continue the a6ors which viii
H The price ofthe plantation will be exgib onehaf
the day of sale oneourth year from day of sale
Oneourh in years from day of sale The purchaser will
be required to give subscribed by himself and
ties who will bind themselves in sod0 with him. and
perry purchased by until payment The balance OF
the property will be sold for cash
ANNA PRUDHoMME, Administrative.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-14

From the Rev E D. Fendal Assistant Editor Christian
Chronicle Philadelphia
have derived decided benefit from the use of Hollands
German Bitters aud feel it my privilege them
most valuable toniG all who suffering general
debility diseases arising from arrangement of the
liver, Yours truly, E. D. FENDALL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-14

from the Rev. Joseph H. Kennard Pastor of the Tenth
Baptist Church,
been frequently requested connect my with
the practice as out of my appropriate sphere in all
declined but with clear proof in various instances
particularly in my family, of the usefulness Of Dr.
Hollands German Btters depart for from my usual
course expresmy full conviction that for general debility
of system and especially for Liver Complaint is safe
and valuable preparation In cases it may fail but
usually doubt not it will be very beneficial to those who
suffer from the above causes.
Yours, very respectfully,
], f. KENNARD, Eighth ST., below Coates
Philadelphia, December q, 1864.
Rev ]. s Herman of the German Reformed Church. Kutz
town county, Pa cured of Dyspepsia Of twenty
years. standing.
A Spangler editor of the Culturst Is North Sixth
street. Philadelphia says this Bterswas recommended to hin
by medical friend, and six bottles cured him Of complete
prostrOton of the nervous system.
Rev J. Newton Brown D. D. editor of tho Encyclopedia
Religious knowledge and Christian Chronicle Philadel
phia:
Rev Thomas Winter, D D., Pastor of Roxborough Bapts
Church:
Rev Levi G. Beck Pastor of the Baptist Church. Pemberton
N j. formerly of the North Baptist Church, Philadelphia
at Pastor of the Baptist Church Chester Pa:
These gentlemen express in the strongest terms thei
favorable opinion of this Bitters.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-14

FLOUR.
769 bbls Flour.
BY ID. E. MORPHY,
AUcTIoNEER-- Office. II Magazine street.
MONDAY, May 18th. 1866, at 10 O'Clock
WI NJ the Levee, First District head Grod street
for account of whom it may concern, will sold
769 bbls Missouri Mills Bakers Extra Flour slightly dam
aged by steamer Michigan and barges
BI@TERMs-Cash, in U. s. Treasury notes,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-14

IMPORTANT SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
WEDNEsDAY, May 2a, at the Governments
Ky Stables Greenyle La will be sold At public auction the
SixTEET STABLES each 10 feet long by este vide
Use 6s&2 sfo Il HoGsg 200 IS feet containing
100000 feet Of lumber 100000 shingles 5000 bricks and 70
ONE FORAGE MILL 100 by 40 feet containing 600 feet
doors steam engine inch cylinder Is inch srOke boiler
smoke stack complete corn mill hay cutters Woodward
pump 5 inch cylinder, G inch stroke
ONE BUILDING used rs Water Works 80 by % feet con
tive boiler smoke stack Worthngton pumps inch eyn-
der inch stroke; Woodward pump 5inehcylnder 6nCh
6SG FIRE Mis E sS y House. by 60 feet containing
IS asi a s9P9sSs y ss iSEa
O S IS g@osF Gs doors Is wnt9g feet
2oo feet Of lumber ad6S shingles doors md Window
ONE FENQE, containing $500 feet Of lumber.
| Twelve hundred yards Railroad Track.
Twenty,one hundred feet Wrought Iron Pipe.
| No TERMs-Cash IN national currency
By order of Col G. G, sautelle, Chief Quqrermaster
Bt Lieut. colonel and A, d NJ.
within ten minutes walk of the grounds.
SALE OF ST JOSEPH STREET RAILROAD.
10 Z STREET 1885 Il os: on auction ts So 81
lowing teriag apgertanng to the Military Railroad
distance St nee Of 5fI ten niles viii be sold
400 bars Of Railroad Iron weighing about $4,000 lbs
29O Wrought Iron Chains.
' g with Saft IFq Gb Shsns'
200 Clamp Gheins for Fish Bar Rails
! go Fish Bar Iron Plates.
5000 lbs Spikes-more or less.
4 Switch Stands !.
Switch Frogs,
| G900 Cross Ties
| rgT-IERMs-Cas6 in T. 4 treasury Notes
BY order of Col o. q SAWTELLB,
= ! sT FR sN 22narteFmA'teF'
Brevet Lieut. Colonel Assistant Qnartermaster
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-14
AUCTION SALES.
GALES At AUCTION
--BY~-
J. B. WALTON & DEsLoNDE.


wednesday, May 9Th.
For succession Josephine Endereone square Of srouu IA
succession Of r. NJ summers-four lots Of grnu on
Prtania street. one hsf square ground in Rckerve ons
square ground in Carroton bands Grand Isle BaFratara
and lands In st Helena parish near TangpaiC station.
Three lots Constance street. between Basin and Robin
streets
Ten Jefferson City in The square bounded BY PesF
Austeritz and Csnstantu0pie streets
One square OF ground in CaOtOn bounded BY EeG Con-
mersia Milaud5n and Lower Line streets.
Wednesday, May gid.
VIZ. H. Holmes his creditors-syndic sasa valuable
i's OF ground IN BOuligny.
Satur day, May 28th.
sqees2sian o. H. r. McKennaa three story arick
tr " Ssan street. between Canal and Gas4ues streets,
1 Ia iig saa astc brick dwellings, on Baronne 'reets
10 ~ street ard valuable improved and unimprggsd
vs. On common and Howard Streets
| Wednesday, May Both.
sion o Gbe5t 8 HRwnsqrat e front store
ner II CANA a1d sstests residence the
100 so stSeess, brick on Custnuhousa
ssI EEL g ~ Chartses and DorsisFs Streets
Gouf ot9 q grOu nd on Common and Maonota s.,oo.
one Vaiua9ie sqnsre of ground in Rlexervie ''-
FOR succession Of CHARLES M0neuresh three str Es4,
store No . Canal street between Petsz ana olSk
Saturday, June ed.
For succession Of JohA SharkeyaIsndsin 81 ITs,e
R75-For particulars see advertisements. P'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-14
A DVANCEs

A DyANCEs. ....................,.... ADVANCES
Made on consignment of Cotton to Messrs W G. PICK.
|ERsGILL & CO, New York, and to Messrs. FIELDEN
BROTHERS o., Liverpool.
G. BARNsLEY CO.,
Carondelet street
A O. OFFICE, NEW ORLEANS, La,
attached invited viii this Office
which burned Barrancas Florida March IS 1866 The
contractor wiz be REQUIRED to deliver at such point on the
Of the machinery tackle and apparel recovered from
On The ne T
saved that will be received as payment in full for his services
Proposals to be made in duplicate enclosed in sealed en-
A. XIV Orleans La and endorsed Proposa for Wrecki6g
steamer q99yoy Prop9sals VII be opened r. II May "a
for the faithful performance of the contract The undersigned
reserves the right to reject any and all bids made
BY o 9Ss Fl q O. 4, g Mi SAW W. Il 54,s
A. J. McGoENIGLE Cart and A a Q. NJ .. $. A.
A NDy JOHNSON WHISE we ARE NOW
ANDY JOHNSON WHISKY superior article Of hish.proof
cayd here and Justly ayorie with the supporters
10 barrels landing ex Continental and Lady Gay.
FAIECHILD YERHoEFF \ BINGHAM,
g Magazine street.
NoTToE, NOTICE.
Dr. j. GoLDsTEIN, late partner of O Talomon Dessom.
Co.. of this city and Paris has this day admitted
of house which will conducted under
the name and style Of LEVY, DIETER & co.
New Orleans, May l, 1866
Referring the above beg inform friends and the
that prepared receive and any
the purchase of goods in the European markets
will receive the personal care of our Nj GoLDsTEtN
LEVY, DIETER Il co.
New Orleans, May l. 1866.
7 ,EvY, DIETER a. co.
JONAS H. LEyY-ANDERsoN D, DIETER-J. GOLD.
STEIN.
Commission Merchants,
Carondeet Street.
NEW ORLEANS.
| Advances.
We continue to make Cash Advances upon Produce and
Cotton consigned for sale for shipment friends
in New York Boston, snd to Messrs Rathbone Brothers
4 Co.. Liverpool, England.
LEVY, DIETER co.
H. MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Mosquito MEETINGS,
LINEN NETS, BOBBINETS. GROWN LTNINGS BUCK.
RAMS SKIRT Innings, GTNGHAMS,
CABLE CORD, ETC
No. 20 Walker Street
| NEW YORK
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-14

From Rev VIM Smith formerly Pastor the Tincentown
and Mivie a. J) Baptist Churches
Having used in my family number of bottles your HooG
lands German Bters, have say that regard them an
excellent medicine, specially adapted the diseases
they recommended for They strengthen nvigorate
the system when deOated and useful in disorders of the
liver loss of Appetite ETC. Ihave also them to
several of my friends who have tried them found them
greatly beneficial in the restoration of health.
Yours truly
wM, SMITH, 966 Hutchinson ST., Philadelphia.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-14

On the day, and at the place there will be offered
FOR sale public auction the and conditions
above plantation fine SAW MILL in full operation
situated in the parish St Landry Is miles the
Of opeousas The engine is Of q horse power, and
double circular saw THIS Mill Is built on tract Of lQ0
n N itY nf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-14
AUCTION SALES THIS Dan

EXTENSIVE SALE OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, FUB-l
n'H'Hs Goods Pocket Cutlery, Boots, Shoes Hats, etc, at
auction.
By MONTGOMERY & BRO,
r. NJ MONTGOMERY. Auction4er
omco-s7 Canp street
MONDAY, May 14th, at 10 O'Clock, A. VI 1
~ at sassroom 50 Camp street. will be sold
1880 pieces spra&ues Dunnes and American sprtn4 Pnts
20 cases and bales Brown and Blesched Domestic
800 pieces Jsconetg, Lawns an Linen Lawns
90 .. Irish Linen.
740 dozen Hosiery. .....
800 lots Of seasonaoe Clothing
800 dozen Linen Bosom Hickory and Check shirts.
200 =. Straw and Cashmere Hats.
80 cases Boots and Shoes
500 dozen English Pocket Cutlery.
R3J-TERMs-At, sale.
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF THE WE'LL
known Pelican Club House, Of Canal and Baronne
streets containing 81 Wen Furnished Rooms auction for
account of the Estate of Mrs. Sarah A. Trawick.
BY MONTGOMERY d. BRO,
h. NJ MONTGOMERY, Auctonesr,
onice--s7 Camp street.
MONDAY, May II, 1866, at 10 O'Clock, at
the Pelican Club House. corner Canaa Baronne streets
contents the said wei known hose containing
II rooms such as Rosewood Mahogany and
Plate Mirrors Brussels Velvet Carpets Mating OIL Paint
ngs and Elegant Enavngs China and Glass Ware Cutlery
Also the Lease q house running to the 18th September
Also, one elegant Plane
ssy-TERns-Cash in U. s Treasury Notes
FLOUR. FLOUR ............ FLOUR
GOO bills slightly damaged Flour auction account Of
whom it may
BY MONTGOMERY sH BRO,
R NJ MONTGOMERY, Auconeer.
ofiee-ST Camp street.
NoNDAy. May Hath, s6e at, 10 O'Clock,
W ez steamer Magnolia, at the foot Of Lafayette street.
''4 " 90 6bls. FLOUR Victoria.
Rs-TgRNs-Cashi in I. S. Treasury notes
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
BY HOFFMAN 81 MARKS,
S. 8. ZELsIcKER, Auctoneer.
Office, No. IS Chartres street.
MONDAY, May 14th, at 10 O'Clock, A. Nj.
AVE- at their saesroom, 80 Charities street. will be sold
700 pieces French Jaconets
200 =. Printed Linen Lavns
100 =. Irish Linens.
600 =. White Swiss Nainsook and Jacones
400 Ell. Linen Checks
eco =. Bleached and Brown Linen Meetings.
200 los and 95 inch Bobbinst.
700 !. Brown Cottons.
500 ;. Bleached Cottons
100 d. e. and Brown shee.ings.
100 q. Linen Drills.
100 j. Cottonades and DENNIS.
70 \. Veil Baregas.
400 dozen White and coloted Shirts.
205 =. Merno Undershrts.
200 !. Hoop Skirts.
400 !. White and Colored HandEeychlefs
200 :. Linen Towels.
1000 =. Assorted Cotton Hosiery
Also, at ! O'Clock:
| case Toile du Nord, damaged
Union Printed Linen, damaged.
FLOUR. FLOUR FLOUR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-14
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