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n c. MCCAIN H-
-. IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER
FULTON, NEW LEvEE, EorRE DAME AND JULIA STREETS,
t. New Orleans.
0fdce-135 Fulton street.
Has hand all times hand machinery for
Steamboats,, Saw Mills and sugar Plantations.
Particular and prompt attention paid to Steamship and
Steamboat repairs
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1 y y IF =
We receiyed by mail yesterday copper the
Mexican Times Of January Is. The Times, as our
rsiaxiers already know is3edited and owned BY the
gallant Henry w. Allen, eS-Goyernorof louisiana.
We are glad to notice from the general appearance
Of the paper, that it is in prosperous and -four
ishing conditions
The Times of the 18th is clothed in mourning fol
the death of King Leopold Of Belgium, the father
Of the Empress Of Mexico, We copy the follow
ing from an editorial obituary s...ss..y.,a-,
Leopold of Belgium is dead In his death the
world loses an accomplished gentleman and al
honest man, while the people Of Belgium are de
prived of a wise, liberal and enlightened monarch
I've put our paper to-day in the sable dress @
mourning for the memory Of this great aud wor
thy King, and expressive Of our deep sympathy
with his imperial daughter, the Empress OF Mexico
The nation offers its coincidence to her Majesty
the great loss which she has sustained,
In mourning the demise Of her royal father, W
respectfully suggest that death is the common 10
Of all and that none can attain perfect happlnes
until they pass from earth to the abode Of thu
blessed beyond the skies. s}s
| The soul of origin divine,
Gods glorious image freed from Clay
In heavens eternal sphere shall shine 5
9SgSS A ii 8sH a star OF day IA i
The sun is but a spark Of fire, IA ~
llg s,4 A transient meteor in the sky; al
4 III The soul, immortal its sire, ~
Shall never die. s$
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CHOICE PROPERTY NEAR THE PpYDRAs MARKET.
FREDR1CKsON's DRUG STORE.
BY j. b. WALTON q DESLONDE.

-. ,..,-.e j. B. WALTON, Auctioneer,
dos, Office AZ Carondeet street, corner of Union
ItHu KSDAY, February 18th, at lie o'clock
be sold 81 sS' VIII
inat valuable Lot OF GROUND and the buildings thereon
hM Us ksons drug store and apothecRry in the
square bounded by Poydss Baronne, and Carroll
streets measuring l9 feet inch and lines on oydras
street By " feet in depth between parallel lines
The buildings consist of well Three Story
BRlCk STORE, and Three Story Back Buildings
Possession can be given before the LIST Of April The
purchaser will be entitled to the the day of sale
Hy- TERMs-One.haf Cash. in U. s Treasury notes and
oneha in the note Of the purchaser twelve months his
own ofde bearing interest at the of eight cent
annu from date until paid and mortgage upon the
Inc 10 be fully insured by the purchaser and the pol
icy transferred to the vendor until the payment Of the note
et OF sale before Grima Stark notares ut the expense
of the purchaser. - - - F
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE pnpAR

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
New Orleans January IL, 1866
WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
W to by Bernard Turpin for the canceng his OH
ca bond as Auctoneer in and for the parish of Orleans
wit bond dated the 10th of February, 1865 for $4,000
signed by Bernard Turpin principal and NJ Lapeye and
Lap!ne securities each for the Of S50O the said
said Bernard Tnrpin of his duties Auconeer aforesaid
Notice hereby given all interested the above
described bond show in writing the office Sec
rotary OF State within ninety days after the publication of
this advertisements why the said bond should can
celled and annuiled.
Given under my hand and State as above and of
the Independence of the United States the ninetieth.
j. MADISON WELLS,
By the Governor:
j. H, HARDY Secretary of State,
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, DEpARTEMEN LExHcur1Y)
Neuvee Orleans lie II janvier. 1866
A TTESDG Gu' application n etc faite mol
Bernard Turpn lie cancellation de obligation
ocse CONNIE encanteur dams ct lie paroisse dOaan
SAVIOR
une obligation datee 90 fevrier 1866 pour $1,000 sgns
Bernard Tnrpn principal par Lapne CONNIE
securite chaquun pour la de 5000 La dte obpa.
ton etant condtonnes pour la fdele execution mar la dit
Bernard Turpn, de deyoirs susdit
Avis est lie donne touts nteresses
dams ade Obligation de montrer Ia ecure au bu
du secrtae dEtat dci quatrevngtdix jours de la
publication de Get avis les rasons iesauees la
dite obligation ne serait pas cancelee ct annuee.
Donne main ct lie dEtat, citdessus re
2eme de janver 1866 quste vingt dix neuyie
me del independence Etats- Unis.
]. MADISON WELLS
Parie Gouvernsur.
HIP
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Mr.. Beverly Tucker is about to leave London for
Mexico as G Commissioner y of London newspa-
per, Mrs. Tucker accompanies her husband to
Mexico City.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-12
j. sD i. HARDY seors,airs dEsst s.s. ass
STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
~noer New Orleans, Februry 5, 1856

STATE OF LoUisIANA, EXECUTIVE DErARrMENr, !,
~ New Orleans Februry 5, 1856 {
PROCLAMATION by j. Madison Wells.
Reward = ~NS
waEnE4s official inornatonas reached me that unprO.
Eoked and atrociqus murder committed in the town
Shreveport parish OF Caddo the 20t day Of January 1866
by SIMPSON, the person of David Bright
and that the said Simpson has fed from justice
Now therefore do issue this my proclamation. calling
upon a the good people of the State lend their aid
q the aioresad crime and and furthermore do offer
afeward OF THREE HUNDRED DOLLA rs In the and
of the aforesaid SIMPSON. ~ S-l
me said Simpson Is about thirty years old heavy five
feet five inches high dark complexion black hair heavy
back whskers, with face badly ox-marked.
GVen under haLd and seal Ct the State this 9Th day
Fehruar D. 1865 at the city of New Orleans and of the
independence Of the United States the ninetieth
J. MADISON WELLS.
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(HEO. N. VINTEN-. " I-----lI-I
15S.d PAPER WAREHOUSE, 81
gfs,s No. lao Poydras Street, t.'-.
Between Camp and St. Charles streets, New Orleans.

u stock of News, Book and Job Paper together
Cards csrdboards Ink Type Presses all the articles
necessary for the makeup newspaper book job print
ing affce. W. Nv,
Agent for the sale of r. Hoe Co.'s Printing Presses the
Liberty Job Presses Adams Cottage Presses Conuor's
United States Foundry Lghtbodys News Ink and Wades
Colared Inks.
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Just arrived Kentucky ls5 of the finest mules eve
brought ts this market Planters merchants in
of No. stock will do well to Call street
DIR. j. ELLIOTT.
II Earonne street, Union
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ClNQ TERRAINs DE vALEUR SUR LA RUE FRAN
CLlN, pres de la rue Poydras, a un long credit
SUCCESSION DE THOMAS LAWSON decede.
PAR j. IL. WALTON d. DEsLONDE.

--U.. Bureau II Carondelet
GAMEDI, lie 3 Mars, S66 a midi a In Hour-
use des negociants des Encantes Royale vene
entire les dn Canal ct de la Douane vetn de
nrmement ordre de Honorable John W. Thomas JUICE
de la Deuxeme Conr de District de la Nouvee Orleans
date du Is Janvier 1866 dossier de la No. 17S
vendne e compile de la succession cdessous les CNQ
TERRAfSs dams L premier District de cette vile dams let
borne par les Poydas Perdido Lbert Franklin ds
par les No T. o. ITO plan desse par Pile
Depouy Ingeners evils date du % Decembre 1865
srant chacun 26 pied de face la Franklin pro-
t9negr entire gnes PARALLELS de l2 pied aant usqua nne
Conditions La moitie compliant In balance credit de
dex bets des acquereurs garans ypothe
devront porter ntert rason de Ian de eur date
pour cent Ian apres eurs ccheances usqua puta pale
leur maturite ~
Aces pardeyant W J. Castele notaire public
frais DIES acunereurs
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STATE or LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT


WHEREAS, PATRicK o HENRY p'g FINN M HAS
" appied TO me Tor the canceing of his Official Bond
Auctioneer in and for the Parish Of orieanH wit:
Bond dated February B 1868 for the sum of $1,000;
signed Dy Pairfk Henry Flynn principal G. Boye H
sum Of S0 and the latter sum of S25OO EACH the
SAID bond being conditioned for the faithful performance by
the said Flynn Of his duties Auctioneer aforesaid
Notice is hereby given to ALL persons interested to show
cause III writing at the office Of the Secretary Of State
within ninety days after the publication Of this advertise
annuled. = ~ ~
Given under hand and State as above this 18th
day December A D. 1865 and the Independence OF the
United States the ninetieth.
pu., J.~MAD1soN WELLS.
j. Ii, HARDY, Secretary of State.
ErAr DE LA LOUISIANA, DEPARTMENT. DE L'ExEcur1r
Nouvelle- Orleans, lie 20 decembre 1865 /
TTEN DU que Patrick Henry FLYNN s'est
adresse moi pour cancellation son obligation on
cee CONNIE eneanteur dams ct pour Ia paroisss doreans
sayoir. # v : 7=--~'
UNE obligation, datee du avrier 1868 pour la son,ue de
$1,000 sgnee Patrick Henry Flynn CONNIE proprieaire
ct g. Eoye, H Hoffman T. r. Latham CONNIE secures Ia
premier ponr 10 de 5000 deux nutre pour la
somme de $3.50 chaque Ladite obligation conditionnee
pour Ia hdele execution ledit f. Flynn devor
CONNIE encanteur susdtt.
AVIS par present toes cex ou celia peu nts
tat dams espace de quatre vngdix jonrs
sene publication dc avis, les pour s5quees adt
obligation ne serait pas eaucelee ct snnuee.
DDnne main ct lie de EAs cetourdhui
lie Is deeembre D. 1865 ct la quatre an
nee de Independence dee EIats- Unis.
j. MADISON WELLS
Par lie gouverneur,
II Ea,na
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"If am not home from the party tonight at
tan O'Clock, said husband to his better and
bigger half, don't wait for me. ThatI won't .
replied the lady, significantly =" won't wait, but
ri come for YOU The gentleman returned al
ten O'clock precisely. IA
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AUCTION SALES.

i
One Hundred and Twenty-Five Shares. @ E4
~ CRESCENT CITY BANK STOCK, i
One Hundred and Ten Shares.
foraeeount of the Succession P Labouiss
Second District Court-No. 26oa6
II j. B. WALTON & DESLONDE,
j. B, WALTON, Anctioneer,
Office, II Carondeet street corner Union
WEDNibE ~ 49, February FL Mt o'clock
" Thomas ss hs esnna an order Of the Hon John
@ TOR account acc cunt of the succession of j. P Laboue de-
25 shares of the Capital Stock the Union Bank of Louis
H- TERAs-0ash in t. s. Treasury Notes WY lanA
ACTIONS DE LA BANouE DE LUNIoN, CENT y1NGr
Cling ADMINISTRATIONS de la Banaue su Crescent City cent
deux Actions Pour lie compile de la succession de j. P
Labcuisse decedsDeuxieme cour de District No 2so2s
PAR j. b. WALTON & DEsLoNDE.
j. B, WALTON Encanteur,
Bureau-So AZ rue Carondelet encoignure Union
|. MERGREDI, 81, Fevrisr. lsee. n midi,
vetu de contormemen ore de Honorable John W.
aan date da sSer 1885, dosser de- IA cour No.
206 lie compile de la succession de j. P Labouisse
vendnS:
fond capital de la Banque de tunion de la
Louisiana.
ITO actions du capital de Banque dn Crescent City
rs CoNDrloNsComptant en- biets du Tresor des Etats
Uns
SUCCESSION OF VIM. H. PETE, No. d, $685. SECOND
District Court of New Oreans-Exensve sale of Splendid
Household Effects comprising Rich Parlor Drawing Dining
and Bedroom Furniture Piano. Crockey Carpets, Plated
and other Ware, ETC., etc.
| ar BYC. L. GIRARDEY d. CO.,
| "~ NICHOLAS J. HoEY, Arctioneer.
Office, No. II Exchange Place
TUESDAY, February ID, at haIf-past 10
i o'clock A. NJ. will be sold at public auction, the resi-
dence of the late W II Pete Philip street No. 30 between
Coliseum and Chestnut streets by and in pnrsuanc of an
trct Court dated the 22d Of December 1865 and numbering
259o3 of the docket of said Court the following movable
effects belonging the succession of the late VIM H. Pete
PARLOR FURNITURE
Rosewood Sofas Crimson Danask Covers Rosewood Arm
Chairs covered with Crimson Damssk Covers Rosewood
chairs, Rosewood Stools with similar upholsterng large
Mantle Mirrors with marble slabs large Easy Chairs Center
Tables, with marble tops Curtains Carpets Conice Paint
Engravnss Statuettes Vases etc. etc Also Pleyei
Piano. ....'
DRAWING ROOM -0-.
Large Bookcase What Not Sofas Single and Arm Chairs
Lounges Carpets Rugs Mating Vases Engavngs Clocks
ETC., etc.
| -4sa. DINING ROOM. s.rs-
sdeboards Extension Dining Table, Chairs, China and
Crockeryware Plated do. Croekerv, etc
large lot of Bedroom Furniture comprising splendid Vic.
tora Bedsteas Marble Top Washsands Bureaus Armoirs
Carpets Rugs Towel Racks, Bedding, Mattresses Linen,
Mrors Paintings Ladies' Work Chests, Gas Fixtures Mos
Together with Hall and Kitchen Furniture comprising
everything necessary to housekeeping
10 TERhs-Cash in u. S. Treasury notes
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The Oil Of Palm and Mace is the greatestremedy
for badness. For sale by 7. W. Wright, SO Bien-
vile street.
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RQARD-GENTLEMEN REQUIRING FUREb
- Rooms with or without board, can be accommodate
such by applying at 22T Carondele street betwern St
ahu '"'a MBs. f Fl. QuI
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THE UNION WAREHOUSES; ON TCHoUPITouLAs
Commerce and Notre Dame streets .ra
by j. II. WALTON IL DESIONnE e.,

j. B. WALTON, AucTIoSEER
Othce-No. Al Carondelet street
THURSDAY, Feb. 18th, Mt II O'Clock
NJ, At the Merchants and Aqctopeers Exchange Royal
THAT VALUABLE and eigbly situated Warehouse pro.
perty known the Union Warehouse in the
bounded by Tchoaptoula Notre Dame Commerce and rod
Streets in the First District of this city measuring M feet
6inohes front Nore Dame street, 1877 and lines
on street a9 feet inches Commerce
and 1877 iee5 inches in width the parallel with Nore
Dame street all according plan drawn by Pile late
surveyor dated June st 1876 in the office of Jules Messy late
Notary Public =
Tbs buildings consist ola well built substantial FIRE PROOF
BRICK WAREHOUSE covering the entire lot portion,
that onngou Notre Dame street being story high and
the portion two stories high. "
E~ Terms CosDirIoSs-Witt this property will be
sold One Thousand shares reduced 9s shares of Czens
Bank Stock The purchaser will be required furnish
note to the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana for 81 900 payable
renewable LIST OF April 1866 according the charter
banko assume the payment of for $4,000 due 29l
April 1867 with the privilege Of extending this payment
follows 5000 payable April 1865 and 5000 payable Aprl
LIST 1862 with interest at the rate cent per until
paid The remainder to be paid in cash in T. s. Treasury
The credit payments all bear mortgage prop
erty The buildings to be kept insured their full by
est according to their respective interests.
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VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON
Rampant street. between Canal Common Streets oppo-
site the splendid residence of Mr.. Charles Koek
By j. Ii. WALTON e. DEsLOSDE.
r. J. b. WALTON, Auctioneer
Office No. II Carondelet street
THURSDAY, Feb. Is, at 1e O'Clock NJ, Mt
L the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Custonhouss streets, will be
Sold .45T
LOT OF GROUND situated Rampant street, between
Canal and Common in the bounded by Ram
part Canal, Common and Dryade Gate Philppa) streets
measuring 33 feet 10 inches front Rampant street.
depth OF ~ feet and forming part Of larger lot designated
as Lot No. 10, plan drawn by - Pie then City SHr.
vyor dated the 18th day OF May 1919 and deposited in the
office Of the late Michel de Arinas notary public per dated
provements thereon
The buildings and improvements the above described
lo Of gound consist of Three Brick BUILDINGS with
Brick Back Buildings, suitable for boarding house or for
offices and can always command good rental
With little repair the dwellings might be made desirable
and would rent tor Sl75to $500 per month.
Win this property there will be sold 80 reduced to AZ
shares Of Citizens Bank stock.
va TERMS CONDITIONS SALE-The purchaser will
be required to furnish his stock 70 the Citizens
Louisiana payable renewable according the charter
bank the lt of April 1865 for the $685. 5000 cash;
The remainder credit of Il and Is months coupon
notes to the order Of the purchaser bearing
interest and secured by mortgage the property The
buildings to be kept fully insured and policies transferred
vendors.
Act OF sale before Stark rina Notares Public at the ex-
pense of the purchaser. 50
TEvEE AMI rcu0rrp1TSr-r orprrr
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"A FIRsT-cLAss BAR ROOM AND CIGAR STAND
RUTLER's PATENT COTTON TIE

Inc undersigned sole agents. have hand will
constantly supplied with the above IRON COTTo
Ties prepared for immediate use with the buckle firmly
acned to one end of the hoop This Tie recommended
merchants and planters for its simplicity and strength and
great ease with which 1t adjusted of any sig
II mas been used by large number of planters since 1885,
their entire atisfaction
Orders will DO received at our office, -
R. BLEAKLEY CO.
Z. 20 aa& Poydras street, corner of Tchouptoulss
9. sIMONDs. Nos. 10 AND 81 CANAL STREE
y. and IL Crossman street, .-
New Orleans !.
GENERAL DEALER IN SHIP CHANDLERy AN
HARDWARE,
Oils, Pants Bar and Sheet Iron. Lead Pipe Rubber Hos
Gas Pipe and Fittings etc
usher d WARDAN, re
TH0S, F. FISHER late of New S0rlsans; Saa.e
WARDAN, late with Jos. Hamill Co.
Forwarding and Commission Merehar
No. 1ol N SECOND STREET
-.... ST. LOUIS.
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+ Call at T. w. Wright's, successor to J. Wright 8
Co., SO Bienville street, and buy bottle of Oil o
Palm and Mace for the hair. +
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AUCTION SALES.
BY j. N. wALToN g. DEsLoNDE.

DOUBLE TENEMENT Two-sToRY COTTAGES ON
oaFondeet Gate Apollo street, between First Philip
streets. %E 9% F$ $SR
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BIZ j. h. WALTON IL DEsLoNDE,
J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer.


WEDNESDAY,, February FL, / SEQ, at 1
w o'clock the Merchants and Auetoueers Exchange
Royal street. will be sold
SIX LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by New
eyee Grayer and Tchoupouas and Natehez Alley
designated by the Nos to g. plan by Pile Depouiy
Civil Engineers, dated February, 1866.
Lots Nos aud have each front OF l9feet inches and
lines New evee street by depth OF from l02 feet inches
ard lines to 80 feet inches and lines and
of ~ feet II inches and lines the line which divides
these from the lots and fronting Tchuupiipuas
Lots Nos and front Tchoupitoulas street.
each 20 feet inches and lines by depth pondng
with lots Nos and2 and the measurement the
line as that Of lots Nos and from hthey divided
Lot No 5ironts New LeTee and 10 feet
5nches and lines front. by depth on the line
Natehez Alley OF lo feet inches and lines and 02 feet
and lines on the line dividing 1t from lot No 6
Lot No 10 fronts fChauptnuas and adons in the
rear Lot No s. and 20 feet inches depth
the line Nachez Alley of los inches and
lines, and 02 feet inches and lines less the
other side line.
This property formerly for many years site of the
tensVe hardware establishment Of Folger Co.. is the most
desirable Of property in that thriving and advantageous
business locality ID. ID
u.s. TERMS One.half cash in Z. s. Treasury notes. the
balance in the notes of the purchasers their order
able at and wnyenrs hearing interest the of eight
per cent annum, and mortgage until final payment.
Acts of sale before A. Mazureau notary public the ex
penee of the purchasers.
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II. WALTON 81 DEsLoNDE,
j. B. WALTON, Auetioneer,

Ofice--Nn AZ Carondelet street.
SATURDAY, March 3D., 1866, MT IL
- o'clock at the Merchants and Aueoneers Exchange
Royal street. by virtue and in pursuance
the HONORABLE John w Thomas Judge of the Second
Court Of New orleans dated the 18th day Of January 1866
the following described propery will be sold, to.wit
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, in the First Diitrict of this
city in the square bounded by poydras Pedo Liberty
Franklin streets designated by the Nos g. TO-
plan BY feis Depou civil engineers dated the I'D day
December 1865 measuring each 26 feet front Franklin
street bya depth Of 100 feet between parallel lines running
back to an alley feet wide opening Perdido
H8-TEsMs-Onehaif cash balance credit of one and
two years in the notes of the purchasers secured by mortgage
and vendors privilege upon said property said
interest at y per cent annum from date and per
pay ment at maturity.
Acts Of sale before W. j. Caste Notary Public at the
pense OF the purchasers.
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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS AND LIQUORS.
BY ID. E. NIOKPHY,
Avcr,ossrR-ofics, No. 20 carondeiet street.

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS AND LIQUORS.
BY ID. E. hIOKPHY, ~
,aF.- AUcnoNEER-Ofhce, At Magazine street.
asgs. ash Street ass s be q sod
@ b Rss NC
bs Rice y chests Tss q sacks Coffee MIX Soap, Starch
sts Matches Mackerel Cheese Tumbers Gas Shades, l. G.
ss-TEhHs-eash one.halt Treasury Notes balance cur
rency.
FLOUR. ..,.. FLOUR. ......... FLOUR
BY ID. e. MOKPHY,
t..s AucTIoNEER-ofce, Al Magazine street
TUESDAY, Feb. 18th, at II 1-2 O'Clock
N in the Pelican Warehouse, for Of whom may
u Joy bbls Flour. various brands. ..
kB-TERas-Cash, in U 5. Treasury notes -
GUNNY CLOTH ......,,...,.,.. ......, .GUNNY CLOTH
b BY d. E. MORPHY,
4 AucrIoNEER-ohice No. At Magazine street.
TUESDAY, February 18th, at 1e o'clock
NJ IN the Eagle Warehouse for account of whom it
s rznnscas 8 II PTsess f ssasS e sas,
SOUTHERN HEADaUARTERs-
e D.HIRsoH & CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers of
AIRS,
100 Water street, corner of Fletcher,
f--..-- n.y. NEW YORK. ...,.-- ~
as- THE DAILY NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT KEPT
ON FILE. 9G. III s
CRANE, BREED 81 CO.,
s Manufacturers OF Metallic 10y -.
BURIAL CASES AND CAsKErs, WOOD COFFINs
AND HEARsES.
Office and Mandatory, Eighth street. Cscnnati Ohio
undertakers will send for price lists to
c @55s p #&.tt @. L. CRANE, Agent,
& w Magazine street. New Oriean
RAKER, GRAHAM 81 co.
OWN. L. BAKER, Mobile; JOHN C. GRAHAM selma.)
Successors to Baker Lawer Co., Baker, Robbins Co.,
Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants,
Nos. 10 North Commerce and 80 Front streets .
& .-s eg.-g5 MOBILE, ALA. r-.5 --I
We have secured the services of Mr. p BAKER and Mr.
GEO. SPAULDING, and connected with our business
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING GOODS.
Having every facility for shipments and storage
pared to offer Inducements shippers consgn their goodso
our care and promise faithful attention to all consgnments
We are agents for NO BOATS. BAKER GRAHAM co.
EO. HI, vINTEN-. .s.T ----ss-l
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING
and Hats
BY JOHN C. BLOHM,
Aucr1osEEE-Offce and saesroom, 80 Bienville
TUESDAY, 18th Instant at 10 o'clock A i.
NJ, at his saesrooms No. 80 Bienyille street. will be
sold '.-.-.
-.r 400 lots of Seasonable DRY GOODS
100 lots of Spring and Summer CLOTHING.
100 dozen Cashmere and Wool HATS.
HJH TERMs-At sale g
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-12

FIVE VALUABLE LOTS ON FRANKLIN STREET
Poydras street, long credsucceson of Thomas
Lawson, deceased.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-12

NEW LEVEE AND TCHOuPlToULAs STREET, BE
tween Gravier street and Eatchez Alley the late site
Folger Co. Hardware Store and Warehouses.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-12
DJ VEb UUNFINUl.
j, H, HARDY, Secretary of State,


Par 10 GOuvernsur.
]. H. HARDY, Seeretaire d'Etat.