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MILLER e. GARD I.s,z=l .
REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND AGENTS, NO. 10 ST
CHARLES STREET, NEW ORLEANS, LA

The undersigned would respectfully inform the public that
they have opened office under and style above for
he transaction Of ~ business sppeStgning to REAL
In this capacity they will Agents in buying, selling
leasing renting in collecting rents paying taxes and
will take charge residents absenees In the
city country anywhere in the States of louisiana Mis-
sssipp Arkansas and Texas
Able will be consulted in ali Of doubtful
conflicting titles BY prompt attention to all business and strict
obedience they hope give general salts
faction Parties will give fa dsscrpoa os property they
They have at present lengthy list Of Cotton and Sugar
Plantations and City Property to sell and rent. ,
Address the Undersigned Lock Box No 6Ss, Q. New
Orleans, La r..a JOHN q MiLLER,
RErEREscEs--J NJ. Wells Gov. of La; Pike, Lapeyre
Brother Bankers N. o. La; Payne Huntington Co., n o.
Merrick Attorneys at Law, n O., La Hon. Edward MCGEE
hee VAUDEVILLE Miss '' .. ' s
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After being engaged nearly five years in of the
bloody which the history of the world has
ever recorded Southern have been overpowered
During fought like and endured more hard
ships and pratons than other race people on the race
of the earth
We have shown world that fight and now we in
tend world that live peaceaby as becomes
and good citizens. -'..- 90
Notwithstanding all the vcstudes of aud the opera
ons of the con6scaon laws am happy to inform old
friends and public general that the language of Dan
lei Webster II still live" and am again in the sr.s
Hat Business
And hone to continue in that business city many
years to come. r ....s ..-s-f l.. -.sF AZ
cannot say that have quite as handsome store had
before the war; the reason why possession old
establishment doubtless well known the citizens of New
Orleans but thing that have AZ fair
had finer than has been in the city since
the beginning of the war.
sincerely hope that my during the late unhappy
troubles has deprecated in the estimation of my fellow
as my acts were result honest opinion duty
to the State of Louisiana
In my establishment found for sale everything
| tanning to the HAT business. All kinds of
Hats, Caps, Canes, Umbrellas, ETC., 81.
All of which will sold the very lowest market price Any
Hat bought from my establishment will always kept repair
| free Of charge. .. ....., -F...- d. 3
Arrangements have been completed which will enable
Goods by every and all of the leading fashions
will be introduced my Emporium they
brought out in any city in America have also the finest
assortment of FRENCH HATS in the Southern market.
Having resumed business permanently hope to receive
fair share that patronage which avihy bestowed
upon me before the ..... n
| DAVE c. JOHNSTON, AGENT +
| The Peoples Halter,
No 80 St. Charles street. opposite the St Charles Hotel
And directly opposite the store owned before the
New Orleans, Jan. q, 1866 : -
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DON'T CLEAR FOR SALE

This magnificent estate known as the POINT CLEAR
Mr. H. Chamberlain who for that cause is not able to
management the attention which the pleasure and IN
terest Of the public demand is offered for sale
Now exherating retreat and charung summer resort
widely avorab known to the elegant leisure Of the
fashionable world require particular enumeration of those
exceees which its locality that and we'll mered
reputation which it has most enviably attained.
1t the fayore Of Mississippi Alabama
other neighb6rng States and the mention
the name Clear will suggest capitalists the value
It situated the most beautiful and prominent
landmark Of Mobile Bay while the purity Of its sandy soil and
the serenity of its view the sweep Of coast and the vide
spreading the fresh air and the luxury of the bath
the walk ride and SAIL and the delicious gEaiss OF gene
render this superior known in the
Many and thousands of have tested the
virtues Of its sanitive claims ~ = 81 = ~ : 81
capacity for besowipg comfort and delight which
the charms position and climate afford admitted by all
while there property the kind that be
neratve TO proprietor Of liberal motives and
taste The buildings large commodous and admirably
arranged the spacious and substantially enclosed
and the approaches from the bay Convenient and secure
new. stannch and elegant steamer called The ~ Annie
daily with the city and travelling lines and
there nothing wanting render Point Clear the most sau
the attention capitalists to this splendid estate comprst
az acres The that it is vendabe will insure theI
regard All information which may be required can be had Oh
annjcation to - :. ..... MESLIER d CO.,
Real Estate Brokers.
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CRESCENT HALL. CRESCENT HALL

TRESCENT HALL. CRESCENT HALL.
This establishment containing theargest and elegantly
fitted BILLIARD GALL in the United States will be opened
3at, Saturday Evening, goth Instant.
The Hall contains TWENTyFoUR TAsLEs, conrrs
all the different varieties in use such Caronu
Pocket Tables of both French and American
Sizes and from the celebrated Mandatory Of J.
Brunswick Bro, Cincinnati p '7'5' If"
FIRsTcLAss BAR ROOM AND CIGAR STAND Y
are with this establishment where the best that
both foreign markets produce will be seryeds
the public taste nj 80 .-.H l-.a.. .- tssr
presenting Crescent Hall to the public the proprietor
spared neither labor expense producing establishment
suited the requirements of the great metropolis of the
South and the time something worthy of the pro
| verbal generosity and good taste OF its people,
old friends and he returns his waraest thanks
for their liberal patronage in past and hopes in his
establishment toiinert continuance of the ~
cordial invitation to them and the public generally
hereby rendered to be present at the opening. - "a
/ -5.ass= A. W. MERRIAM, Proprietor.
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GEO. H. vINTEN-

GEO. H. VINTEN- I'D as. ... ..fa--
,."... W. PAPER WAREHOUSE, Re .. flH. RI
a- H No. lao Poydras Street, .7....sE d
Between Camp and St. Charles streets, New Orleahs
full stock of News, Book and Job Paper together with
Cards Cardboards Ink Type Presses and all the articles
necessary the makeup Of newspaper book print
ing efhce. 1' .'"' '.-! '7-N
Agent for the sale of R. Hoe Cos Printing Presses the
Liberty Job Presses Adams Cottage Presses Connors
United States Foundry Lghbody's News Ink and Wade's
CoIored Inks a -t- -'H
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NOTICE.

LIE, PORTER, ALE, ETC,
IMPORTED DIRECT, BY GEORGE GRAY,
No. 96 Grayler Street,
50 casks Youngers Genuine PALE ALE-pints. yI
30 . =. STRONG ALE
Is E. McEwan's PALE
40. =. Muir &rson s.q-s. STRONG. =.
100 cases Guinness DUBLIN STOUT.
rs casks LONDON PORTER.
80 =. Byass
10 bbls' Cross 4 Blaekwells PICKLES.
500 boxes PALM SOAP
200 cases Dunean's ALE.
$50 =. Fakirk ...f..r,.. -trzr -.
80 casks Old BOURBON WHISKY
The goods warranted genuine, landing and
in store, - ,......--.-...
FOR SALE CHEAP, FOR CASH,
O ~ 5s as.-=y a.A e GEORGE GRAY,
90 Gravier street.
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COTTON YARNS, sHEETINGs, KER.
sEYs, TOBACCO, WHISKY, WINE, ETC.
Just received on consignment which offer wholesale
dealers at low prices - ~ a. DC .-. x
70 bales COTTON YARNS, 81
:. Georgia sHEETINGs. -. lr.s5
s :. Tallasses KERsEYS.
% obE ROSE WHISKY,
100 :. MAGNOLIA WHISKY.
100 E. OLD BOURBON ..ks
200 baskets OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Krug and Mumm.
1000 boxes Virginia and Western TOBACCO.
sUTHERLIN, WARREN & co. Il
COTTON SEED. COTTON SEED.
5000 tons wanted FOR OIL PURPOSES ... gs
Sacks furnished parties the country who desire to sell
... s. wH1rED CO.,
OF Canal street.
DETiT GULF COTTON SEED
OF the crop OF 1902 '0s S'ls BOWER CARRIERS,
Sc Carondelet street. New Orleans.
COTTON SEED. .......,..,. COTTON SEED.
200 sacks choice COTTON SEED growth of 1865 in lots to
For sale by H. T L9NsDALE,
COTTON ED...,..,.....aCOTTON SEED.
,',...... GROWTH OF 1865 81
5000 bushels for sale in lots purchasers. Apply to
HAYMAN& BEaGs 1853 Common street.
COTTON sEED...!. .."gCOTTON SEED.
1000 bushels Dean COTTON SEED do
Suitable for planting For sale BY . ''@ "+ "
JAMES BUTLER, JR,, 4 CO.,
| ,.zr.- II and 10 New Levec street.
COTTON sEED,.,r,ri,,.. COTTON SEED.
COTTON SEED the, best varieties constantly hand,
and for sale in lots to suit, by 90
,---.,.....-,. A. F. DUNBAR Il CO., .
| e.. --. y. b.. -. ....If- .H 80 Common street
/ COTTON SEED. COTTON SEED.
PETIT GULF COTTON SEED of the growth of 1866, 70,
| planting, for sale by g Hn.0H '-,r NJ r o,rr1Err
H.. g.. Nrri.fsH .rup. I'D. ss hatcher street.
E,OR INSTRUMENTATION SALE
5000 bushels choice COTTON SEED for Plantng-vick
Petit Gulf and Cluster S. wHTTED CO.,
-s- 'n 'f-- 81 Canal street
i GUNrowDER ,.:.:.:..... 'GUNPoWDEH
The undersigned have now in Magazine and offer for sale in
lots to suit customers . ...-..... .l,.
700 Kegs SPORTING PowDER-FG, FEC, FFFa.
$50 Half Kegs ........-..r. .,..,,,--,g
$50 Quarter Kegs -. -. 81, /
| so Cases in one pound cans.
Powder Company and guaranteed equal to brandt
sale in this market.
Ali Powder delivered free of charge ISAAC,
+. voSE BROTHERS, SO Magazine street
: O7RnoH ...,.., ,.,, ..,....,, Il
SOUTHERN DRY DOCK COMPANY.
-.-s ,f...-r No. 13 Front Street, a.saH
81, Between Common and Gravier streets up stairs
ID TRAMONTANA, IMPORTER OF y II
| wa SIS FOREIGN,FRUTT. fH''ff ia
Wholesale Dealers in all kinds Of Dried and Green Fruit
No. IL FRONT AND IA FULTON STREETS,
Between Common and Gravier streets, lla.t H II
Il 4 III ,.ig# " Il .rE tu." NEW ORLEANS.
YAMES DAVIS, y ..gS 4
Heller Maker and Blacksmith,
a. g. Is 81 Julia street, and l49 Front Levee street.
OMoe-FULToN street, corner of JULIA.
NEW OELEANS,@ r,
Particular attention paid to all Steamboat and stsamsa
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.ll< BALLS--BALLS
CT. CHARLES THEATERAsT oHAl

Ct. CHARLES THEATER-sr CHARLES ST
.v4rz MARDI GRAs. "a
A Grand Mask and Fancy Dress Ball
VIII take place this Theater the above evening" under
the direction Committee Of Gentlemen and under the
RULES AND REGULATIONS
That characterized the Ball o. 1865 which was pronounced
the
BAR Or the season.
sa ,.six y cosslTrEE OF ARRANGEMENTS;
D B. Penn, j. f. Mcclure, W. H. Undo,
R. W. Simmons. BIZ. Montgomery, Daniel Malone,
P. Williams, A. Hoffman, saml De Mott O.
Robert Strong, SO CIV. Roper, w W Wren. %
Thos. Lumm, NJ j. Trenchard. II b. Roinsz.
FLOOR MANAGER ."
Joseph Langwith. 49,
as. ISvrrA1IoS COMMITTEE -
B j. Montgomery, R. Montgomery, G. W. Roper,
s.,s W. II, Undo. 4-frFss "a.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
H. Il. Roinez, "a sanL De Mott, W. Il. Undo,
DE Gray, CIV. Ropet ll4'E
NO LADY ADMITTED BUT BY INVITATION
Tickets had the usual places and at the Box Office
of the Theater ~ sgs@ :. ri .fsgE2- e t4-5l=4
Applications for invitations must be addressed Invitation
Committee, Sc Charles Thea'er." essra ..
GRAND FANCY DRESS AND MAS
" re- saaz ..-s zQUERADE BALL, -1gfJff9
VIII be given by ~
The Orleans Benevolent Association.
For the Relief of the r. % 500
DISABLED SOLDIERS OF THE LATE CONFEDERATE
ia. ARMY. ..--~zu.l za 3-s
AT THE -Ir4.4 8f.g
Hall of the Polar Star Lodge,
Corner and History sest square below Epan
ade street, Third District. q
ON MARDI GRAs MIGHT FESRUARY ID, 1866
~ l-~' an MANAGERS: -f1 r..s
80 J. G. Hnbben, F. Borge
c. Peabody. = ..sN L. Power,
jE5 N. Forstan, r- aN W. N. Clark
M. Carroll, M .N" z. Elizardi,s
r seither, H N. Jenkins
w Draibheltz, d H. rierson,
W. H. Wells, 5ar' A. g. CLARK,
g. DeLanore, % NJ Walsh,
j. Coos,s - I- j. N. Hardy
A n Power, z' A b. SWANSON
For Ladies' invitations apply to Mr. Louis Power, Chair
Invitation Committee Enrolling Committee Robins,
Legislative Hall, or any Of the Managers .
Proposals for Bar and Restaurant will be received by Mr.
Carroll of the firm of Carroll seither No Front Levee
street. hi 1850
.Floor Managers. .r
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THE NATcHEZ DEMOCRAT.

The 1r; Weekly Democrat Published every iIeus AA
day and saturday mornings, at 50 per ahnull
GOOD MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISERS
49, wv, .,.,on Il, ,be e;ty and country. WI
The Weekly Democrat, Family he"'P'p' -
Monday morning at IS annn styeet New Or
q for the city Of New Orleans anu
leans Is our ~ Inans and Mississippi botSerug on the
New Orleans JacAson ' SSl}' MEAD & 8OTrO. f
Publishers. and Proprietors. NasehsA, Miss:
rRaNE, BREEDs ~ co., eS
~ 49, Manufacturers OF Metallic
s1rRIAI, CASES AND oAsKETs, WOOD GoFFiNs
AND aEARsEs.
Once and Mandatory, Eighth street. Ciscinnat, Ohio
z O, Il. CRANE, Agent,
h. ,+4 80 90 Magazine street, New Orleans.
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NEW ORLEANS CHRISTIAN ADvo.

NEW ORLEANS CHRISTIAN ADVO-
~ CATEOp the 10th inst this we'll known Christian Jour
nal will resume pZblicator-the XI Volume. Its agents
the Southern Methodist Travelling Preachers throughout Ala
bana Mississippi Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas. Old
patrons are invited to subscribe "''r+
Terms, FIVE DOLLARS per annum in advance breaches
class Of readers which other New Or
leans paper. l .., .uI. , s,s= 3D..
ll2 street. stairs.
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SALT

SUNDRfEs..'.' ,..E.s' .s':'' sUNnh1FEs'
100 kegs Chas Davis 4 Co.'S LARD.
49, so ties. VI ~. I'll sc HAMS
- 50 ties Prime LARD -. .,
sii@5A Sn' 50 HI bills Davis BEEF ''1 'HnFa s's +"
800 kits No MACKEREL.
500 or. bbls.
-. $50 hf bbls. :.
.1ayYa z 100 bbls NO 2 49,. EEgIUaEs I i
lHl bbls. No. 3 L. :. s.-..-
200 boxes jackson SOAP.
r $50 boxes Cheever's l6 o. CANDLES. ~
. 100 boxes Patent Wax . sr.s... q ..-r.r-.
80. 50 bbls. Coal OIL. .-.....-
o+f - 'ts 20 bbis. Tanners OIL. ' ..' o.
aE15-t-s 800 cases Coal :, r.I1nf Ts' q I.-E-s
-g-..,f ..f 50 bbls E. j. RICE . ga, ...., ...-.-
200 boxes Bakers No. l CHOCOLATE.
C" '' 80 go 100 boxes Salubre :. .
5DbeXes Vanilla :.
100 bbs Table SALT, in and 10 lb. bags
faa hgs s0S bbls Coffee SUGAR 'N''' Pa 10
20 ,ss I.4l 500 cases Falkirk ALE pnts quarts
100 Champagne CIDER, >. .s g- BOD.
so cases London PORTER. :.
E------.-- 10 bbIs Old Bourbon WHISKY.
~ "a 1000 pkgs Oriental GUNF0WDERiBE Fl -
TSA'A " - - 200 bales GUNNY BAGS z
30 bales India BAGGING.
Etc, Etc, Etc n
For sale by -'' i|'-- FoSE BROTHERS,
80 ..,,.rs ...,, 63 Magazine street.
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.LOsT--sTOLEN.

CTOLEN--S2O REWARD-FROM THE UNDER
. signed January 3st dark brown HORSE, marked
the left shoulder WE with bazed face Il will give twenty
dollars reward for the and will give extra liberal
reward upon conviction of the thief
"a - HUGH MURPHY, 10 Poeyfarre street.
T OST-AT THE MASONIC BALL, ON THURSDAY
IL night the 18th inst, Lady's GOLD BRACELET The
will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at the Counting
Room of the Crescent. d.,
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STATE OF LoulsIlsa, ExKcpriyE DEPARTMENT,
~ L. mis- New Orleans, Dec. q. 1853
WHEREAs, PATRICK HENRY Finn HAS

D. III HARDY, seereterynf SSste shelSsttis
STATE OF Louis,1sa, ExKcurivE DKrARrsssr,,
uHnREAs, pArRfEcK o Henry psf FINN has
Ssf% IL os ssns
ts. hsaaI s
fiP s Il IL Iss y ]
+.
ment Why the said bond should M 1e cancelled and
day q pecsmbef b 1853 and Of the Independence q the
y 4''N '''''' ''' liN''''eD' ie j. MADISON WELLS
j H HARDY Secretary Of State aE5e III
Er4F = dss.Ss sgs
a adssss moi pssr i ssaseis.sn o. ssn on
cee encatsnr dams ct la paroisse dorieans
gSE obligation, astse dps fsvrsr 1888 pour la de-
& sssss i
d ssi
psdss a.
,.,n y, MADISON WELLS
- J, II AARpr. ssers.aire d,Etat z..lL- ~.
srA or 1egsss E.nss1ys y
G ssss Assss. sss Il ii s.s i 5s
bond dated the ast January 1855 ooo
Security tbs condition Of said bond being for the faithful per
mance by the said Gabriel Leamont OF his duties US Auc
Notice hereby given all persons in above
within s Ssna s hs as
hand and seal Z ths State above andof
'HaspsA1''S' VIC '''''' MADISON WELLS
j. II, HARDY, Secretary of State ses III
I35E hsth BuaRAu DE IExEourfr Erar DE La LOUISIANA
que gasrisi Il ,sas.
y ss e
de $1,000 signe Gabriel Leaumont comnie principal ct
De caatounement ayah ate feurn par Gabriel Leau
ts Dc ss
sisssa s sssI 81
& & sas souyss.
Orleans janyisr D., ct Ia Niene DC
aes h'as ms ms IL &, yitsigns): JIM WELLS
r@f 'e s g. Il Hardy, sscretaire dEtA IS
7--- r.r, ar T,o1t,s,.sa, EXECUTIVE DapARrAEsr,
81 - hssaad aarpn for q his
re- L sd II Fssug parish s 95 l s
s as Bs a9 s ha i sps Gs sand AND
Lap bain as for the faithful
ad Bsnaad Turpn bis duties Auetioneer aforesaid
otice hereby interested in the above
bond TO writing at the eficesf the Sec
reary If state within ninety days ae publication Of
this aiveri5ement why Inc saa noha snoin MOI oe can
celled and annulied -, =. ..s5.,,g.-.Ll, =,
the Independence of the United States, the nneteth
49, ~ t's' j. MADISON WELLS.
| ~ j. Fl. HARDY, Secretary of State,
ErAr DE LOUISIANA, DnpAHrEmEsr On I'Exxegrrr,
| Nunvelle Orleans 10 IL janvier 1866.
| A TTENDU qu'applicssti0n etc fsaite a mol
n Bernard Turpn cancellation de obligation
ocie encaneur dams lie paroisse dOreans
| SAVIOR gf ayircb1E= Il. "a fre5#lCz so
Une obligation datee du % tevrie 1865 $1,000 sgns
par Bernard Turpn principal Lapine CONNIE
secure, chaqunn 70 somme Dc $500 La dite o6igs-
tion etan codtionnes Ia hee execution par la dit
Bernard Turpin de devors encanteur susdt
Avis est present donne ceux au s9at @
secretare 'Etat dci yngx ours de u
publication de Get avis les raisons sques
dite obi cation sefait pas cancelee ct annnlee
Donns main ct lie sceau d'Etat q dessu e
l2emej1uf de anvier 1866 ct le quAtre
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RUrLEK's PATENT COTTON TIE.

The undersigned sole agents. have now hand and will be
constantly supplied with the above celebrated IRON COTTON
TIES prepared for immediate use with the buckle firmly
end of the hoop This Tie ia recommended to
merchants planters for its simplicity and strength and the
great with which be adjusted to bales Of size
1t has been used by large number of planters since 1859
their entire sat sfaetion. '.t-'Et 'H- . d.r'
1 Orders viii be received OF office, Ila 4gHilTl
rrrr ,..rr. I,f. R. BLEAKLEY CO.,
$50 ana Poydras street. Of Tchouptonlas,
d IRS22EM.'.. ,..... ................".,FLAs
' aE0g bbls. CEMENT and PLASTER, 81 2N
For'sas by ,r.s.g-. f.. g. .-=A c. WILBUR,
l. I.v. ..,.a. ......N . n &c Ia Gravisr street
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CT. CHARLES THEATER-sT CHARLES ST
THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8, 1866.
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO of the talented
Webb Sisters, .,.....,yr
who viii appear in three pieces. To commence with
PO-CA-HON-TAS.
After which, the protean piece of
IN AND OUT OF PLACE.
Miss Ada Webb in Six Characters, Songs and Dances
bonclude with
Tomorrow, BENEFIT of Miss ADA WEBB. s.gFysk =
Sunday Benefit Of Miss EMMA MADDERN. Il
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srArr or Lovrs.Asa EXECUTIVE DnrAsrsrsr,

UfeAnsl
DROCEA by u. Madison Wells.
i GOVERNOR ST THE STATE OF LUUISIANA-S3O
keward. ..5 L=lzg...
WHEREAS official reached me that an unpro
vosd murder committed in the Of
shreveport parish Gaddo 10Th day January 1856
by WILLIAM SIMPSON the person of David Bright
and that the said Simpson has fed from Justice
Now therefore, do issue this pr6camatton calling
the good people of State lend their aid and
assistance restng bringing Justice the perpetraor
the aforesaid crime and murder and do offer
a reward of THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS in the name and
by authority Of ha State for the apprehension and conviction
Of this aforesaid SIMPSON. ar szsza75,3is
The Simpson about thirty years old heavy set, I've
feet five inches high dark compile xcn black hair and heavy
black whiskers, with face badly pox marked
iven under haad and seal OF the State this 9th Day Of
February, tS6 the cy,of New Orleans, and Of the
Independence the United States the ninetett
rf rstSsss sfy Ill f54 es j. MADISON WELLS.
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FOR RENT.

EOR LEASE-A PLANTATION SITUATED ON
Bayou Teche three miles below the of New IBERIA
Louisiana containing sixteen hundred
cultivation Of cotton with large amount OF pasture land
attached. -.s - Ia. r.+5
but neghbo all around before the war raised cotton
On the place q dwelling house and excellent
ter 300 negroes large and substantial she'd
which easily be converted into gin house The country
celebrated heahfunes the navigation perfect
round and the plantation free overflow. Apply to5
| S. o. NELSON 1876 Gravier street.
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TSAACSON, SEIXAS ~ CO., slid rr
WHOLESALE GROGERs AND IMPORTERS
&C Common Street,
Have just received and are offering the following:
30 tubs Orange county, N. Y, Goshen BUTTER
100 boxes English Dairy CHEESE
100 pockets java and Lsguayra C0FFEE. "a 81
$50 packages MACKEREL-bbs, half bills, quarters and
~ kits ~ H. .Zi4THl q p
90 boxes Assorted and Fancy CANDY.
100 cases PRESERyEs-jars and cans.
81 % JELLIES. vaY- VE+ p I99=a T7.nN ~
70 bbls. old Pennsylvania WHISKY. ssl7H rH'T6
30 packages Cogpac BRANDY-quarter and eighths.
% old PORT and SHERRY -s-i''}f
80 casks Scotch ALE and London PORTER.
1000 cases CAN GOODS of ali kinds. ,,Es "
Together with large and complete assortment kinds
of Staple and Fancy GROCERIES, sale the lowest
ket prices. YES RE- 40 fEIaE "a f't& :,
n G. McCAN-
II. IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER, l.isg
FULTON, NEW LEvEE, NorRE AND JULIA STREETS,
- - .' e-. New Orleans.
--.z.. Ofiee-135 Fulton street..
Has on hand at all times and second hand machinery
Steamboats,, Saw Mills and sugar Plantations.
Particular and prompt attention paid to Steamship and
Steamboat repairs,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-08

special Notice-An persons wanting In
formation in regard to prisoners of who died at Camp
Douglas, III, will please address -sEa7 e. s.JoRDAN,
Box 496, Chicago, III.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-09-27
NO. 80.
City Advertisements.
TxCHANGE OF N. C. BONDS.

STATE OF N. c., TREASURY DEPT,
RALEIGH, June %, 1856.
Under the authority of an ordinance of the
Convention, ratified June 10th, 1866, sealed pro-
posals will be received by the undersigned until
the first day of November, 1866, for the exchange
of the principal of any bonds issued by the State,
prior to the Goth May, 1861, for certificates of
various corporations. The principal of these
are
Stocks in the following Companies:
North Carolina Railroad Company S., ,000, 900
Raleigh & CASTOR Railroad Company, 5 6S2, 500
Atlantic & N. G. Railroad Company, 81 ,066, 600
Western N. c. Railroad Company, $1,41S,000
Albemare & Chesapeake Canal Co, 8 350000
tire property of the following corporations:
Wilmington, Charlotte & Rutherford
Railroad Company, $1,000 900
Western Coalfield Railroad Company, 100000
Atlantic & North-Carolina r. r. Co.. $1S1, 164 SS
The interest acquired by the purchaser of the
stock of any corporation will not be greater than
that of the holders of the like amount of the gen
eral stock of the same corporation
The stocks belonging to the Literary Fund, e.
e. the stock in the Wilmington & Weldon, and
Wilmington & Manchester Railroad Companies,
and in various banks, are not included in this
advertisement.
Bids at less than the par value of the stocks
premium realized will be applied in payment of
past due coupons of the bonds delivered in ex-
change.
Copies of the law authorizing the exchange and
more detailed lists of the Stocks &c, will be for
warded by the undersigned to applicants.
1t is made my duty to accept those terms
deemed most advantageous to the State, and the
option of rejecting any or all bids is reserved
KEMP P. BATTLE,
June 3Q-45-wts Public Treasurer.