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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-03

WE refer to JOHN CoMmlNs, No. 1877 Meeting
street, up stairs, where he offers new style bro
gan for cold weather. The solcs are composed of
leather ard India rubber, rendering them perfectly
waterproof. They arc without doubt, the most
perfect and durable shoe ever offered in this mar
kct. They will be sold by tho single pair. And
also hundred nests Of trunks (6rass bountl)
at tho low price OF $3.50 per nest.
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sAoR1LEaE.-By an advertisement in to-day's
News, under the head Of 'Lost, Strayod and
Stolen," it will bo perceived that somo person or
persons, instgated thereunto by tho devil, stole
from the st. Marks Chapel vestry room sundry
toilet articles belonging to, and marked st. Mark
Church. When last heard from the said articles
had not been found.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
Sales EVERY EVENING at O'Clock by KILROY A. Co
No. 3S9 Kingstreet, of general assortment Of DRY
GOODS. Clothing Fancy Goods, Jewelry, Boots and
Shoes. Cutlery, Perfumery and Soaps
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KENTUCKY JEANS. sATINETs, BLACK ALpAcAs,
Longcloth Calicoes, Teking, undcrsrs, Fanny Under
Cotton Fannei Drawers, Calico shirts Pocket Knives,
Scissors Trimming Buttons Ladies' Fine Kid Gloves;
Cloaks
IL Gold and Silver Watches
Gold Bracelets
.5do4on Hoop Skirts
count of underwriters.
Royovers-six shooters, in fine order. /
Terms cash. Dcccmb6r 3
Rigging, Mrsts and Spars, 1y order Of The Port
. nY LSGREY iScS"s s GExhNDER.
Wharf end Of masc street at II clock by order
of the Port Wn5lsns M ms on account Of all concerned
And, Immediately after Benefits Mill Wharf, east end
A1or OF AsT xSb sPa s.rSss Sscngn to tho bark
ir Priscilla H put & g;o @ port in distress on her voyage
Conditions cash. December 3
"f S s4GS1s InSn:h$ SSAs4 e Rss SnS 5as"9"es
TOMORROW, tho ath December will be sold in our
siIoSLDRS SS i'r nss sH6 Wy HAMS Si0sN
ticrco Smoked Beef
ticrcc Tongues.
Conditions cash. December 3
Dry ~ G49d% CIGihi.g, @ DC.
TOMORROW, 4th instant, will sell at my Store,
of King and Liberty streets. commencing OF 10
fiSccs Pieces RS Blue ana Gray T%i1sS FLANNEL
IIccCS Nulte anu SOllCr1nO panncl
Pieces White and Brown Cotton Flannel
Pieces English aud American Longcloh !
Pieces A Brown Homespun
Pieces French ATerin0, P0plinet
Pieces Black, Striped and fancy Alpaca
Pieces Gro dc Rhine and Gro do Knapp Black Silk,
White Velvet Linens Dcnims Cassncre satnets Jeans,
GrosScIoh ToGwslng Damnsk' Table Linen. Diaper
Dozens Alwool Long shawls White Gray and Brown
gelknapp Shirts; Atwood Jumpers; Ladies' and Gents'
Hosiery, Merno Cotton and Wool; Sferino, Berlin Cloth,
sheets Balmora Skirts Sets Cuffs and Collars; Um,
6relias Travelling Bags; Linen Cambria Hem Stitch and
To be sold Oh account OF all concerned:
60 doz. HOOP sK1RTs-slighty damaged
200 pnrs Cashmere and satinet Panta.
Terms cash. December s
o'fH2eSH,g GT %Sg6s 5i"ass eoiiEs sfms"s.y &. Go.
tbe pn o o. Al, Of RosembeE at II O'clock at
THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY, situated in the town
oaos CT s aa known as tho
or o
about two hundred t2oo persons On the premises
es ss s
located, being near the railroad depot.
bio in @ equal annual instaments secured by mort
gage Of the property Premises to be kept Insured
The above property be treated for at prfao sae
nr =: 9SEs1 q ". ! Tx, Rgsox: 7oys'
TOMORROW, Tuesday, December 4th, at their sales-
will be sold, ~'
200 lots ASSORTED TOYS suitable for the HOLIDAYS.
unu now open 1or inspection I December
sixty FINE MULES FOR SALE.
The Kalmin Mills Company, having no further use for
their Teams, will offer for sale lat their Works on the
Ga, TOMORROW, December Sd,
IS, SIXTY y t6@ FINE MULES and TWO t2) HORSES
Win LOG CARTS. WAGONS, HARNESS, &C., &c
t NOE. Oh theae Mules were brought from Kentucky Last
@ihSr anu arc very superior animals; they are nil In
e1ceuent order after working hard the entire GUNNER
Ihere Is no finer lot the country Terms cash
BENJAMIN L. EVANS,
,11 ., <, President Kania Mills.
=, Nb augusta ConsttutionaIst, Savannah Bepublicnn
macon telegraph, aud Montgomery Advgrtser Dnhiisb
daily hn 10Th instant and send bill to this ofice
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THE SUMTER NEWS, DAnR & OsTEEN, proprietors,
is published every Thursday, at Sumter, s. @. It
is well mnnae ed paper, and has an extended cir
culation in that District, making it nm excellent
medium through which merchants and others
may make known their business and location.
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MOUNT PLEASANT AND SuILIvAN's ISLAND FERRY.
Attention is called to tho change Of schedule an
nounccd i'll another part of tho paper.
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TIE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

MANNING in the Postoffice at the
end of each week is published Off
cially in IL IL IL ID a IL Y N Il w s
every Friday morning.
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RDRUas AND MEDIoNEs.-An advertisement will
bo noticed in another column Of Messrs. E. H.
hEIhERs & Co., who offer large and well-selected
stock OF drugs cf every description, soaps per-
fumery, fancy articles, and whatever is usually
kept for sale in largo irst-class drug store Both
the partners being well known in the city, we can
have no hesitation to recommend them TO the con-
fdence and patronage of the public.
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A-h-A-A-A-

A-h-A-A-A-
Tho best Dyspeptic Bters now in usc are PAssstS's
Hepac Bitters. They full to give relief Try
bottle, and be convinced For sale by oil Druagists m
CoLLEToN BITrEns.-Mrs. EMILY a. JEl1EISs has done
moro good than any other person the State for those
suffering from Dyspepsia Thousands bless her for the
relief she has afforded Them
Dcceinbcr3 mwf3
If YOU WANT LIGHT BISCUIT, Pie Crust, Mullins or
Corn Bread, call into HENRY BIscuoFF Co.'s, No lo7
East Bay street. Charleston S. c. and get box of Pho
neer Yeast Powder, with directions, in use by the
best Hotels and Pastry Cooks in this city.
November 10 mwf1mo
INFLUENCED by the positive injury which SO many
have experienced in tho OF the many nostrums which
have been thrown broadcast upon the world havo sue
ceeded after years OF unremng labor and research
forming preparation, entitled MARsDEN's CARAfINA-
TIVE SYRUP, which, from testimonials received from
eminent physicians, and all other sources proved to
be complete success in curing oil affections of the
bowels. For sale by all Druggists.
KING CASsIDEY. Agents.
GOODRICH wrNEMAN & CO., Agents.
December a
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL NoTIcE-Drs CLEcKLEY &
scHLET (of Columbus, GAL having permanently located
In Charleston respectfully tender their services to the
citizens, in the practice of Homeopathy.
DR. c. has had tho experience of fifteen yearn in this
school of medicine.
Cfice at our residence No. H. s. W. corner COLLEGE
and GREEN STREETS corner of Grecn).
HEavEY M. CLEcKLEY NJ. D.. .PHuIP T. ScHIEY, NJ. D.
Septombcr5 6 1yr
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MILLIGAN, MELCIIERs 81 co.
VIII sell on MONDAY 10th instant In rear OF New Cue
tom House. ut IL O'Clock A. NJ,
lot ANCHORS and CHAINS.
December1 19b71O
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Tho best Dyspeptic Bters now in usc are PAsKs1S's
Hepac Bitters They never fail to give relief Try
bottle, and be convinced For sale by oil Drupists m
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Caps, Cans.
By ISAAC Il. HERTZ Sc co.
TOMORROW tho 4th instant at II O'Clock will sell at
our Store, No. POI East Bay, corner of Cumberland
street,
AN INVOICE OF GAPS,
CONSISTING OF:
BLUE CLOTH, BLUE ROBINSON. BLACK SEAM
LESS, Blue English, Ffremsn's Spring, Opera, Gum
boats, Captains &c.
Conditions cnsh. Docemhoro q
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Butler, Salt and .Susl,l,7es
By ISAAC L. HERTZ s. co.
TOMORROW the 4th instant Mt IL o'clock will sell at
our Store, No. 20l East Bay, corner Of Cumberland
street,
10 irkins Of BUTTER
Sacks Liverpool Salt
Barrels Onions
Barrels Dried Apples
Gases Condensed Milk
Russian Bale Rope
Cases Pickles.
Conditions cash. December3 2
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FREE LUNCH is advertised by Mr.. GEORGE Ko1DE-
wEY, who lately was in partnership with Mr..
KRoEa, in Wentworth street. next the Military
Hall. MIR. KoLDEwEz now has established himself
at No. 146 Nesting street, opposite the Pavilion
See advertisement.
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| 4 COOP WoRn > " -.
MARE -1efthcr =
HELENA PARISH, soUTIT CAIsoLiNA. IN '
DAY December 3D. 1866 at the oficc Of the United
States Direct Tux Commissioners, i'll Beaufort south
aovENMEST ;i Scioo Sh ISltS PhRSS 81 nbcro aGnS
Beaufort District state aforesaid each either entire or
In two or more divisions. the Commissioners may
dccin cxpctcnt. Terms cash.
ton Courier, dated October Let, 1866.
WILLIAM HENRY BRISBANE
W. T. WORDING,
United States Direct Tax commissioners for South
oiii' December )
Elegant Paifor and Bed Roons Fu,uiiufe. .Hiroi;s.
BK tvIEBUit 4 SON.
THIS DAY, December Sd, at our Sales Rooms corner
OF @ state and Chancrsstrccts, at halfpas o'clock
FINE AND N HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF pAnLoR
AND BEDROOM FURNITURE,
| ,,,,,,,,~ CONSISTING OF:
s,d SEAT SOFAS, Lounges. sTarhle-top Pier and
Gilt Framed Afancl and Side Mirrors Pictures Marble
Top bureaus with Glasses Washsauds Cottage Sets Bed
beds Pillows and Mattresses; fine Refrigerator &C.
An elegant 7-octavc Rosewood Case sTopART.s PIANO
! oontitloils % @ cash. December ;
BY VviLisUit K son. OtSW''' or
strsSt ,cs sh s nst on the premises No II Wall
u
PRIME YOUNG WORK MULES
l Prime Horse.
CARTS. DRAYs. WATERING CART
/ Hay Cutter, &c.
Conditions cash. Deccmhcr3
Boots, Shoes, Hats, and CIOtiinq
BY WILBUR u son
WEDNESDAY, 9th inst at Gales rooms corner Statu
and Chalmers streets ut 1DH O'clock will be sold to
ne iofi of BooTS shoea cons
Umbrellas, &C. &c. Sale positive
Conditions cash. December 2
Damaged Dry Goods on account of Underwriters
and az concerned.
T. MCKAY ~ CAMPBELL,
Cash Auction House,
No. 90 Hnsc1 Street, Opp. New Postoaicc
VIII sell TOMORROW 9Th inst at halfpast 10 O'Clock
case, - pieces; DAMAGED FURNITURE CHINTZ'
case - pieces Canton Flannel and Jeans.
Conditions cash. Dccembcr3
| MCKAY d CAMPBELL,
r Cash Auction House,
,,,,, NO. % hasel street, Opp. New Postomee,
VIII include in their Catalosu suo Sale TO-MORROW 4tb
DRY GOODS '''' commencing '' io o'''0'E'
HATS AND CLOTHING
MILLINERY
NOTIONS
BOOTS AND SHOES
<,,., GLASSWARE AND TINwARE
Conoluons CASH. December
Ass'gnee's Sale for Benefit Of Creditors, Of Scotch,
ff1s%; 5o,s6on Whtskey and Gin.
No. 90 Iascl Street, Opp. New PostoGice
viii sell TOMORROW, 4th inst, ut 9ls O'clock
20 barrels SCOTCH, IRISH, BOURBON WHISKEY,
GIN. &C., &c.
Conditions cash. Deccmbera
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NEGLECTED CoUaH, CoLD OR SORE THROAT,
which might be checked by simple remedy like
Browns Bronchial Troches," if allowed to pro-
gress may terminate seriously. For Brehchitis,
Asthma, Catarrh, and Consumptive Coughs, '"The
Troches" are used with advantage, giving often
times Immediate relief. Singers and public speak
will find them also excellent to clear tho voice
and ronder articulation wonderfully easy. mwf3
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Estate Sale Of Valuable Sea Island Plantations sik
ndted on EdistO Island Rice Lands opposite WI
! ton, 81. P1sQs Pa,ish-Coton Lands ON Tboqoo-
doc Creek, 81. PduPs Parish, an the State Of .Souh
Carolina, belonging TO The late EpArdim M Bap-
ndrd, Esq.
BY II. HI. DeLEON.
VIII be sod ut Public Auction in tho City of Charleston
8. c.. on WEDNESDAY, tho 9th OF December 1866 al
O'Clock, at tho old Custom House, of Broad
and East bay streets.
THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PLANTATIONS:
EDIsTo ISLAND. ACRES
milson 143 1900 acres
Palmenter'e. ..............113 23-10O acres
Shergootd. .238 66-1OO acres
5hell House. 1876 20100 acres
hed House.. .134 61-100 acres
seaorooks IT'S 3l100 acres
The above adjoin, anil may DO purcfas-
ed as one Plantation, containing in
ell about. ..........................1 1900 acres
rabbit Point. 468 05-100 acres
Laroche's.. 225 521O0 acres
Little Ediso Place. 900 07100 acres
Total number of Acres on Ediso
Island about. ,2IT5 acrcs
st. Raul's Parish Cotton Plantation on
Ioogoouoo 800 acres moro or less
st. Barthoomews Parish Rice Plants-
ton opposite Wilton R L.. 200 acrca moro or less
Total amount Of Land. ...... 1915 acres
Torms-Onethird cash; bnlance in ono and two years,
occurred by bond and mortgage Of the premises.
Purchasers to pay VIM. WHALEY Solicitor, for papers.
December
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The Augusta Press, of Saturday, mentions the
following railroad accident '"The passenger train
on tho South Carolina Railroad, duo hero at five
o'clock PM, yesterday, ran off the track when
about thrcc miles from this city. Fortunately,
there was no one hurt. The engine came up to
the city and the passengers and mails were subsc-
Qucntly brought up."
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The CoNs1eNEEs by tho steamship Sea Guu from
Baltimore, will take notice by the advertisement
OF her agents, this morning, that the ship is this
day discharging Mt Union Wharf, and they will be
required to remove their goods immedatelY
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To THE LAp1Es.-We take pleasure in informing
the ladies that those Indispensable articles for the
toilet, "Caldwells Fragrant Lotion" for chapped
hands and face, sore lips, sunburns also, "Cald-
wells Evangeline Hair Tonic" one Of the best
preparations known for preserving identifying and
promoting the growth Of the hair, are to bo found
at the new Hasel-street Drug Store, noxt to st.
Mary's Church.
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Toys! Toys! Tous!
RF j. E w. KNOX.
TOMORROW, Tuesday, December 4th, at their sales
will be sold,
200 lots ASSORTED TOYS, suitable for the Holidays
and now open for inspection. December
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sHERTFF,s SALES.

Y. B. MARMILLIoN lsTATE OF LOUISIANA, PARIsH
vs. MICHEL BECK Of st. John the Baptist Fourth u
MEL ct aL-No. l26 dlcial District Court.
Succession Of MATHILDE MATTHIAS ROuS5EL. deceased
wife Of Y. B. MARMILLToN.
RX VIRTUE ofaJudgment rendered on the
~ zl April 1866, by the Honorable the Fourth Judicial Dis
81 John the Baptist in the above entitled matter, VII
eeed sell at public auction the premises SATURDAY
lst The MAGNfFicEaT suGsR s' PLANTATIoN Of Mr..
Valsn Bozonier Marmion situated in the parish Of ST. John
ne baptist on toe Of the Mississippi river IS miles
ABOVE the city Of New Orleans adjoining the courthouse of said
parish the church and potofce ferry and well
or less % arpens front the Mississippi between par
lei lines from the river depth 50 arpents whence lie
lines converge slightly az Hose about half arpen ths
rear ne upper ne covers an extent Of 100 arpents the lower
95 forming aggregate surface Of 300 erpens The upper
portion bounded By lands Of b. Msrmon the lower By
land o. ranGos Mebre Co Of the above 200 8
high and entirely above all possible overflow readr
somewhat lower but we'll drained easy culsivate
very strong sTse extending around the Plantation to depth
Of 60 arpent protects from all danger Of overflow even
should the surrounding country entirely submerged Thers
u also lent prairie Of 800 arpents situated
side Of the evee and we'll adapted the raising Of stock In
the rear Of the Plantation there draining
saWmi with fixtures complete; FIRE engine;
= M b nsa sa one tam egns INNING gt M
new, and built Of brick, supported with posts.
Also
"A LOT OF GROUND adjoining tie above described ms
perry and Of which description shall be given the tine a
Also
coo Bricks mere less 10000 English Fire Bricks noes
Shingles lot Of Lumber, about 80 Carts Wagons q
and Mules number Of horned attle pss Tnber
Wheels several pairs of Wheels and WagonBodes ii
Ploughs Haows Snbsos and other agricultural instruments
large quantity lot ohousehold furniture other
ables.
gallery outhouses of wood and brick good eandoa
hospital and other buildings in excellent repair.
b fERMs-Cash 70 effect the settlement q The suggestion
Parish Of St John the Baptist, May =, 1865
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v B MARMILLIoN }sTATE OF LOUISIANA, PARIsH
MICHEL BECK of ST. John the Baptist, Fourth u
MEL, ct al.--No. 1926 diciai District CouTt
Succession Of MATHILDE MATTHIAS RouS5EI4, deceased
IL ICY MARNfIrITlN
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a ZEE EIRgE AND gLooND pIsEaIcTg on THIs

FRIDAY,' list of June, ss6, at IL O'Clock
A. NJ by virtue and in pursuance city ordinance No a.
series, dated MayoraIty New Orleans City Hail. 18th Of May
1866 will be sold in the Room corner ofss Charles and Ora
vier Streets under the St Charles Hotel commencing
FRIDAY lat of june at IL o'clock MI and continue
day day at the Place and hour the following Taua
Bile property
ALL THAT PORTION OF THE BATTURE, comprised
within the square bounded by St. Louis CONT Peters and
Clay streets
IN THE TWO SQUARES bounded by Cont and Custom
house, Clay and Front streets.
IN THE TWO SQUARES bounded by customhOuse and
Canal Front and Wells streets.
IN THE SEVEN SQUARES bounded by Canal and St.
Joseph, Front and Delta streets.
IN THE TWO SQUARES bounded by Notre Dame and
St Joseph, Delta and Water streets.
ATERxsoneatt cash in uatured and lawful obligations
the city New Orleans Z. s. Treasury notes.
balance in equal isasns divided into coupons II required
of one two, three and four years. credit with special mort
gage the property Sold said to bear interest
cent per annum from date maturity and if not then paid
per cent thereafter until final payment with privilege the
part purchasers to pay the whole any part of he
notes in cash.
N Bcash payments to be made the time of adiudica
ton.
Acts of sale before W. j. oaste, City Notary and all ex
expenses including Revenue stamps be paid by the pur
chasers
Plan exhibited at the Office the auctiOneer photographed
4 ,ou H., =. A.. ...,
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FIFTH DISTRICT CouRr
JOSEPH TRoTOT w. MISS
FRANCIS SYLVIA PHIQUE-
POT. BiARuSMONp

FIFTH DIsrRor oouRr JOSEPH TRoToT v. Mss
FRANCIS SYLVIA PHIQUE-
ofNew orleans-No. Is, 254 POT DAR0sM0HT.
RY VIRTUE of N writ of FIerI FacEaS Co
D directed by the HonOrable the Fifth District Of
New Orleans the entitled csuse will proceed sell
Public Auction, WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day Of June
1866 81 l0A o'clock the premises, No. 10 Dryaes
street:
One Piano, mahogany Armoir, containing musieM
instrument seventeen Cases containing Books Drawing MH
aud Architectural Instruments, etc.
Seized in the above suit.
HI5- TERNs-Ca on the spot,
Sheriff of the Parrish of 0rleans.
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Having resumed the ICE BUSINESS respectfully solicit
patronage the public Orders left atmy Depot Nos
10 and 81 ST THOMAS STREET Junction of Annuneation
or at my Office corner FULTON and COMMON STREETS
will be promptly attended to.
A W BOBWORTH,
Corner Fulton and Common Streets up stairs,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

MANDALE1SE vUcHER, WIFE THIRD DISTRICT CoURP
OF A. T. SCHNEIDER, VS.. OF NEW ORLEANE
CREDITORS. No. 2O,950
NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors 0G
the nsGvent, to show within days from the
first publication hereof why the filed by the ypde
should be approved and homolegaed and the funds dis
tributed accordingly By order Of the Court
j. o. CHALON, Dep Clerk.
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SALE OF ST. JOSEPH STREET RAILROAD.
YNRIDAY, June 9Th, 1866, on the Leyee.
at the foot Of St Joseph street at public auction the fol
lowing materials appeftainng to the o. s. Military Railroad
from the foot Of St Joseph street to Lake Pontchartran,
distance Uf ten miles, viii be sold
$500 bars of Railroad Iron Weighing about l620 900 lbs
pairs Car Wheels.
200 Wrought Iron Chains.
500 Cast Iron Chains.
20 Switch Chains
2400 Clamp Chains, for Fish Bar Rails
$50 Fish ar Iron Plates
5000 lbs. Spikes-more or less.
8 Switch Stands =. ..
Switch Frogs, :. E.
COCO Gross Ties :. =.
1000 Bolts
Sale to commence at 10 A. NJ.
8SJ- TERMs-CHsh in O. S. Treasury Notas.
By order Of Col O. 9. SAWTELLE,
Chief Quartermaster,
E. j. STRANG
Brevet Lieut.. Colonel, Assistant Quartermnser.
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REMOVALS.

ID EHLOVAL-THE CRESCENT CITY BANK HAS
~ removed No 1g Canal street above the office of the
Merchants Mutual insurance Company.
ID EATOVAL-L. B. POTHTER HAS REMOVED HIS
~ Office from No. Is Bienyle street No Ill Gravier
street
Persons indebted to the late firm of POTHIER Il Eau
CHEUX will please call ct his Office, No Ill Graver street.
between Camp and Magazine streets.
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sOAP--sOAP.
CHEMICAL sOAP-
TAE BEST and CHEAPEST SOAP EVER OFFERED
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
No Family should BE without It.
1t superior to and cheaper than any Northern Western
Soap The South rivals the North manufactures She no
longer dependent for that article of necess superior Soap
She has all the elements of Success and CHEMICAL SOAP
takes the lead in that special branch you once try ysa
will never be without it, 1t will wash and bleach your cote
whten your hands heal your wounds augh we know
keep of the cholera.
One pound will make three gallons of Soft Soap.
It will wash your fannels soften and restore tsNo
injured by improper washing
It will last longer and mach better than any other SOAP
Sold at the Factory, and by
GEORGE VI. BYRNEs co,
Corner Poydras and New Leyee stressz-
Manufactured at SO Front street. New Orleans, by
GROW & CO
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CmIPPING VIA NEW BAsIN-

ALABAMA WAREHOUSE Shell Road side below the
Bridge-Late Marshall j. Smith & Co.'s.
T. DUVAL,
prepared toreceive Merchandise by
steamboats, sail vessels to all points via New Basin
Refers to Messrs. MarshalJ. Smith Co, CRroudelet
tset and to Nesrs Huntington Bro, 80 Nachez street,
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LyRANK NEWHa


BeFween Common aud Canal Streets, NJ
Has on hand, and is constantly receiving direct from the
Manufacturers in the North and in Europe large elegant
assortment Of WALL PAPER, in Oak, Mahogany Marble
limitations Frsscosa Centers, PsnneIng statuary and
soensry
Saloons Hsllsa nd Public and Private Buildings finish ed in
the most exquisite manner and at the shortest notice
The attention of City and Country Dealers is called to his
immense Stock Of WALL PAPER, embracing every variety
extaa which dispose of at prices as any sin liar
act st,iabrrsnt in the rountrv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-31
NOTICE no BONDHOLDERs AND OTHER
Creditors of the City of Mobile.

MAYORS OFFICE, May H. 1866.
Aperson holding any bonds other evidences of debt
against the city Mobile hereby notified requested to
N WEEKS City Treasurer the character and
amount Indebtedness fully describing the same, and
also whether snch claims due and DUE when where
payable and if not, when they will mature
The of claims hereby called filed with
the City Treasurer on or before the day of October 1866
The city desires the Indebtedness by the issue
bonds and the bonds will be ready for delivery by the first
M WITHERS, Mayor.