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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13

1s5 Ontario, Hurlbat's Block, Rear Buildings.
mayg:B15 An. PIPER.
Equitable Life Assurance Society,
Of the United States, % broadway, New York.
Cash Accumulation, $4,000, ,OOO.OO; Annual
Cash Income, 81 600, OoO.O0-purely mutual. An
nuar Cash Dividends. This Society have de-
tefminod to declare their dividends ASNUALLs
IN cAtH. The next dividend all be declared Feb
ruary lst. 1861. 1t Is believed that no company
in this country viii be able TO present greater sd
vantages in Its dividends to persons assuring than
this Society, as it's total expenditure to income
was less than that Of any Of the older American
Companies, andits nsw business for the past year
fsIs ssS OO0) exceeds the new business Of any New
York Company in any previous year. This sOcie-
ty his met with but loss in this city-Mr.
PhIiIipI. Price, who was insared three years
since for IS COO His heirs received the amount
Of his policy fS5 00O and dividend to the amount
OF S573 1000 in cash. within ten days after proofs
we're delivered to the agents.
Proposals for insurance. or for agencies apply to
THAYERs MUNS0N, General Agents, 11
Nos. L and 2 Park Building.
may :. aA-AZ-.. 0lo,elA"u' O5'iio'
The Largest and Best assortment Of
Gsuts' white and Brown Duck, and Linen Goats,
Pants and Vests, can be fonnd at
rrn-r11 unf-rs FAIROHILDs,
LOG Hoffman Block, east side Public Square.
june22:3S2 u
The GlaOIera-Dr. Bigelow, noted ply
sician Of Boston, says:
"From our past Observations 1 do not believe
that cholera, should il appear in this country,
VII be so likely to trouBle New England as it is
to visit the mA'Arious regions Of the South and |
wrst.'i
Among an the many different remedies sdver-
tised there are none that act 50 completely as an
antIdote is this larious poison, and which give
vigor and strength, than Dr.. R0BACK'S ST0M- |
AcE BITTERs and BLOOD PILLS. The Blood |
Pills act directly the liver causing it TO throw
o the deleteIious matter, and the Bitters restore
the appetite and invigora.e the whole sys'em,
lhorOuehly keeping CT the terrible scourge, |
cholera. jy9-D6W
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13
Academy Of Music Building In
Cincinnati Destroyed.

ROBERTS INDICTED FOR VIOLA.
lion OF NEUTRALITY LAWS.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13

.aIz1szFUSF RECEIYEDa 4N0fHKk LOT
ii Of BoEHso1 tEFT-RasSr-fssss Guard
- 3sssIi rffst7 :, = q dnyI.rs,t.
as4 TTEKy FisR f8Ck. :. CJfEEkTLIf
gte.E.x sssassd rEIs1s IS oowLEE.
..ssSa - ~ ~ Esssz-. s-.s ssA-S ~
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13
our Mutual Friend. the public. say thai

Our Mutual Friend, the public, say that
the most delightfal perfume fsr the haadkerehief
4 isT1tLzlzN 1 fslItas' EsIFfiAH cltLk SOD
By al Druzgists, and Sh5lsssls b. unas
STRONG 4 ARMsTROEe, nal
Has FBESToN. AYKKs tcARFIELD,
iy9:s44 Wholesfs Agents.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13
nRUccIsTs.

Drugs, Medicines, laemlcals,s sH
esss Toilet sBd FeneY Articles,
PuES NES sod IA 4aors for HIedi-
eaEal PuFPQaes--r idssg
sS- fHysicisns' frssrrtStsoss efaily CON-
pg.assd -. - ~ @ 5ss
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13

zks nsn, rs Of the city Council Of Cincinnati
hars heea afiIiting tour lately TO sister cities
At III. l.snis they were invegfed into a s'hrst-
clsal lroihel. sy ths Police Commissioners,
and lraaiea tc = sYlsEdid banquet by the pfoprie-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13

Two Million Dollars Worth of Prop
erty Burned.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-13

Gsuts' white and BrOwn Duck, and Linen Goats
Pants and Vests, can be fonnd at
.rrH-11 a1-ra FAIROHILD'e,
LOG Hoffman Block, east side Public Square. Z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-18

HENRY II. LEEDS
IL H. II. LEEDS MINER
WILL SELL ny AUCTION
on Tuesday Feb 90 al l0 O'clock AZ the hotel No 2Irvng
place next door tho Academy Of Music BY order OF John
TiIE z ENTikiE FffHE FURNITURE IN SAID HOTEL,
ALL NEARLY NEW AND IN FINE ORDER,
Consisting OF
Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets Sofas black walnut
Chairs &c Extension Tables pier and oval Mirrors beau
fl and large assortment OF Plated Ware Of the best de-
scrpton, consisting OF Soup rnrcens Side and Vegetable
Dishes Urns Coffee Sets Tea Sets Forks Spoons sets Of
Plate, &c
ALSO.
hne Cutlery nearly new; Table Cloths Napkins Linens
fine Oh Paintings, by European and American artists
hno Glassware and China In great variety A.
Also
at about O'Clock, Immediately after the sale Of furn
THE LEASE OF HOUSE AND suPERa FixTgnEs OF
TIE BARROOI, RESTAURANT AND KITCHEN
FIXTURES APPERTAINING,
said Lease Of the entire house having three
ffosn lst OF nert May, at 81 80 per anauin.
The bar being surerbly ntcd with marble floor stained
glass windows black walnut Bar solid do Oyster and Lunch
Bar backed with two superb glass Mirrors OF the largest
size aud perfect In all respects copper glass and water
Tanks standing Kegs plated Faucets and superb variety
OF Glass and Plat. Fixtures. with Stock OF Liquor. Ac
Range Of great capacity with copper ttcnss large
Refrigerator nearly and other VI the best mod
improvements The cost Of hitting UP the bar and tich
was
All OF which win be sold Included with the Lease above,
In lot 10 the highest bidder 90 Mr. Lying retiring from
business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-18

day GOODS.
R, hssa ssa. ssPl gE.bs Ig, sru Av1s
xsW- roRx xlL kArsurrA.
.ss''Asr fi ESst. sshs ss 4 LINENS
HoUaHiKkFFEEEEtsSSsd Y0 9SSsS i %EIIS SS6DA
- r 0uAr41Es 1 hATFf EoW fa ASD LAoss
,.s MSsI 7 Es1 A sR, s5S gSyEsir,
HiSs s}far AER T aooSs
ooRsEis AND HooP sKIEfs.
~ l441 1cKspU sRHRFs w aSai
X NorrosssS.f B6r 1925 c, ac,
THAN AT ANY TrE E2Y pHs ssIG Th LAST YEAR
LADIES' 1 dEsfs 1sb bu t 4fsSaEsEsT or
STOCK OF DRY GOODS, FIxrUREs, AND LEASE
corner Forty s sh S street avenue ''' '- Apply
AN EATING AND DRINKING HOUSE, ON THE COR
"A Of Forteth street and Eleventh for SALE
syas other Inquire on Ii: Srsss further
JxnEs sv WaEs K2S aIf
MOROCCO. CASE BUsrNEss-.NANuPAcruRISG
health naSSs Sro sSa:y sSSt ri 1SsS
A RARE CHANCE TO NAN OF cAIrrAL.-A. VAL
C. e. 81 lr s s p
A DIsINa SALOON AND BAR ON WEST STREET
M Sns 'Ss s albany Hppg e
Gs.ss Good Vim and raiure for s.s rem, only 500
disss III Vs. srosdS.s '' en'A'' y
RAR AND OYSTER SALOON FOR sALE-wrrH FIX.
p sSs sS Hppy 'S Ss nss As Bryce s
street, Brooklyn. N
CIGAR sTANp-IN A LARGE HOTEL FOUR YEARS
Clouds y r T1ss s SsSes between iS % 81
Inquire q DAY. HoAdfaSTS ssffckR' u ccriiandi
EYeaNE FOR sALg * NEW, NEW MARi r PnoPEbLER I
sff SEREs sn .s & to
way, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, Wal
backs theatre the place Is one OF The nnest on Broadway
up, also first class oyster house sample
room ale house Apply above from O'Clock r. N.
Grocery and Liquor store situated about 20 minutes
Apply PoSsi New YORK.
EoR sALE-A rs HORSE POWER ENGINE AND
s s1pe ssS one Iss 5Srs Ensnss ~ inch 81,
ss sSS a .as nab. for RSs or sG ;o S e
.-.-.. snip sA.1, o--eop0,a- .--.---------
msts as Gallon. espay hpslv 70 william TIE
DEN NEPnEw, us Norfolk street:
TOR sALR-THE STOCK OF GOODS IN A COUNTRY
store ss1 e Of rented 1 % Desired one lie
S Sss Yo y s o. Sc' ~ a
~ rich country The business pays net pont Oh over
York Post Once
I7on sALs-4 GROCERY, po1so 4 GOOD R0st
forysir,h street. neson FOR selling "si on account Of
the des.h Of the owner Inquire on the premises
+ dsmcier byS fee high With al fixtures complete; ussi
three months. Apply =, rs n..s. street
FOR sAI ~. =. PRESS CHEAP. IxcKesoLns
Empire stores. Brooslyn. :
IroR sALE-A THREE YEARS LEASE, WITH PART
down q and so us sdPag
DOR sALE-THE PATENT RIonr or AN ARTICLE
particulars q 81 Hsrosr street ''''' '''''
I,oR aALR-sIx ypARs LEASE or sToRr. WITH
sr sIs. or wo ,G.s y. Cos dry sss sohs
Fos.s. E sr yrsr . sssss ss s.r sF.a
patent Apply At fra.kin ccuee iiouss - Aasralane
Ssr icss Price taken
- 80 -,
L,oR sALE-A GOOD croAn sroRt IN GOOD
no, s,rv rrv STocv v,,r,,,rs .xn ~ .gr Nv
Tsney stoss - grssaway, gorqsI sfwsysrsy place
early sS 20 . SAMUEL TUCK "a Bresasay =. ~'pY
- eions ~ rennsyrshs h- oulinne ~ SyAO ise. pe-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-18

IIENRy ID. MINER AUCTIoNEBR.
ssesroom 81 Nassau street, opposite the Post once
rcb r. a ioK O'Clock At their saesroom Nassau stree!
Household furniture comprising rosewood and blackwal
nut Parior buit sofss Chairs 1ounges bedstesd Mat
tr-ssss Hall Stands. marble TOP Centre Tsbes alt Sid
Tables Tables Brussels and Trscpy Carpets
Once Furniture elegant Country House and Library Table
black walnut Bookcase eane scat Chairs Leer Presse.
Machines In good order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-18

ia,f iass 80 .asas'riss n.eml fa ireta
a frrgias frt wsenk w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-18

A STOCK OF DRY GOODS, FIXTURES, AND LEASE
"A OF Store Sixth avenue for sale Apply a. southwe
corner Forty NTH street w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-18

AN EATING AND DRINKING HOUSE. ON THE COR
ner Of Fortish street and Eleventh avenue for sAle
now doing good busness sold account OF the oweF
having other busness Inquire the premises for further
particulars.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-06
Commercial Sntelli9ente.
CRESCENT OFFICE No, 81 CAMP s7EERF,


CoTToN--The upward tendency of the movement
at Liverpool and New York, as advised by tele
graph, superadded to the advance in Gold and
Exchange, has impaired increased strength to the
market, and the movement to-day has been right
lively, at an improvement of fully 1c. u Ii. all
round. As remarked in our last large number
of factors steadily refused to uncover their sam
pies, however, while corresponding, or perhaps
larger number of brokers declined to make over
lures of any kind. The sales for the day, never
theless, have shown an excess, as compared with
operations for any previous day from the opening
of the present business season, and the market
closed stiff at our quotations, which will be found
to rule as follows, viz: Ordinary 3l@32c., good
ordinary 34@35c., low middlng 36@37c., and
middling 390-c. The sales for the day footed
up TOO bales, while outdoor rumors may have
made them much larger.
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Mem Orleans 4floneg Market.

Financial affairs still progress as reported in cGr
last. The Gold market has been tolerably stiff
day, but the offerings were light throughout
and with only moderate demand at hest the sales
have been restricted to the subjoined amounts,
viz 10000, in the morning, at 1881 $1,000,
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000 and $4,000, at 149; $500,
$4,000 and $4,000, at l40l; $4,000 and $4,000,
at 1491 and $4,000, $4,000, $4,000 and $4,000, at
l494 Sales Of Silver comprised $1,000 American
halves at laos $1,000 Mexican dollars at 1909;
$l400 and $4,000 do at 1903, and $4,000 do atl5l4.
We now quote Gold at 1490l494; American Sill
yer coin at l4G0l42, and Mexican dollars at
149@l5l.
FOREIGN ExouANGE-The supply of foreign bills
has been very light to-day while the demand has
been but very moderate and on the whole rather
restricted. Operations have been confined to
$1,000 sterling at 1888 for clear bills &l500 at 1853
$4,000 do. at the same figures. In Francs, we have
only toreport sales of 00Of and Is O00f, private,
Al, 3.5jf. and 100 00Of, commercial the latter
in one draft, at 3.563f. We still quote Bank Sterl-
ing at 18O@l62, clear bills at l58@l59, bill oflading
bills at l5661l5S; bank Francs at 3,525013 ,484f,
and outdoor Francs at 3.G2503.575f.
DOMESTIC EXCHAEGE-'rhe movement under the
above heading to-day has disclosed no variation
Of any kind. The supply of private and com
mercial is about wholly exhausted, while the de-
mand for remittance purposes indicates, If any
thing q still further reduction The only
purchases by banks and bankers to-day have been
300 900, q New York bank check, at ~ cent dis
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000, 100000 and $4,000 New
York Sight, at | % cent. discount 100000 Boston
do. at BIG " cent discount, and $50 900 New Yorl
do. at ia y cent. discount. $32 600 five day.
sight at ! n cent discount and 900 do thirty
days at l ID cent discount. The closing quota
tons this evening are still par at bank, aud 10
q cent discount in the out door market.
UECURRENT NOTES AND SECERlTIEs-Ihe move
mo n OF
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RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT THIS PORT
FOR THE PAST TWO WEEKS.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.

SUGAR AND MOI AssEs-The receipts since Satur-
day comprise 43 hhds. new Sugar, 95 bbIs. and 80
half bbls. new Molasses, and "a half bbls.
old Molasses There appears to be very
fair Enquiry for the new crop, but the prices
asked are generally above the views of buyers.
The supplies however, are yet too light for any
very heavy operations. Sales to-day include Is
hhds. new choice centrifugal Sugar at 164c, 20
hhds. prime at 15}c. 81 half bills, old crop, No
lasses, at 56c; so half bbls. ordinary new No
Iasses at 85c, and is and 30 bills choice do, atsl
per gallon. There is no new Moasses remaining
in first hands, and only one lot of u hhds, yellow
clarified. Cuba Sugar and Wolasseg are almost en-.
tirely neglected, and only a small retail trade is
doing at I2@l3ic. for fair Sugar, and Csc. per gal
Ion for M0lasses.
ToBACco-rhe market still continues very quet
and sales are confined entirely to few small lots
taken for the city trade and for baiug at full pre-
gious prices. The stock on hand is, however too
small for any extended operations, but what little
is here is very firmly held at 53@6c. for low re-
fusadlight and heavy, 63G7c. forcOmmon leaf, 80
&c. for fair do, lO0Qllc. Tor good do, l3E9l3
for fne do. and l4Qll6c for choice selections.
Lots for baling are held at 20GD25c. u h.
FLOUE-The market has been very quiet to-day,
and owing to the addition to supplies and the
heavy falling off in the demand, We notice de-
The higher Glasses remain unchanged. IFansac-
tfOns are confled to 700 bills, of which 100
choice superfne at So 30, so fine at Sll so, 1870
do at $li l23 800 do. at SO so to $40 875 and Is
do al $40 80 39 Dbl. We now quote, supertue at
I20l2 %, and single extra at $l3@l3 %.
CORN-We noticed very quiet market to-day,
but prices were more regular and closed urn al
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MISCELLANEOUS.
" suELIHA-

VI SIEELEHA-
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR.
once, Room 10. No. is st. Charles street,
NEW ORLEANS,
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BANKING Houses. Among the large number Of
banking houses in this city, that just fitted up at
the corner of Common and Camp streets is espe,
ciaIly worthy Of notice. Messrs. Sam. Smith and
Brother who are connected with it, have beeniden-
tilted with the best interests Of the city for nearly
quarter Of a century, and despite the efforts of
Gen Butler to rob them of the proceeds of their
lifelong services, they still in condition to
transact the most extensive operations in every
department. of their business while their partner,
Mr.. Newman, for many years connected with the
house of Messrs. Benois, Shaw & Co., and subse-
quently, the principal partner Of the house
Of Messrs. Newman & Murphy-iustly enjoys
the utmost confidence of this whole community
May the future of this most deserving firm be eX-
empted from the anxiety which owners or pos
SCISSORS Of silver spoons and other metallic valua
bes. experienced during the reign of the Massa
chusetts improvised general in the Crescent City
1t is hardly necessary to add that tue new ant
commodous banking house Of Messrs. Smith
Brother & Co, has been 50 reconstructed and re
modelled within the past few weeks, thar the Ole
patrons Of that deservedIy popular bankin.
house who have not recently seen it, would nov
scarcely recognize it, but we will add, neyerthe
less, that its pr0pretors are as modest at least
parties occupying a less imposing building.
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ftaatiH1sha
81 % y bnshei Iror prime white and yellow. The
1m,y S"t a. ported are 500 sacks white ana yer
10y .i a, - IS, and 100 and 300 white at the same
price PR bushel.
:.rs-Tlcre is still very fair inquiry noticea-
'5e Tor this article, and prices remain hrm ana IN
changed. Sales comprise 500 sacks at 5lCg65c',
aid ESQ and 500 at Csc. per busheI.
BRAN-,rhe markets. quiet, and prices casieI'
though quotably unchanged. The stock on hand,
however, is not large, but the demand IS OF very
limited character. Sales comprised 6oo SACKS at
81 50 and 100 sacks Of ship stuff at 81 ~ " LOO bs
| HAY-Continues in fair and steady demand,
| and prices show considerable more tirmness.
Sales to-day comprise 80 bales oroihary Touhd,
hoop Ohio river at So 3oO 1an no. az 30 oo' ana
| 100 good do. at $29 t3 ton
| P0RK-We have again to notice very quietand
unsteady market. There appears to be some little
demand for iobbing lots, but in round way there
is little or nothing doing, and prices are Dropping:
We now quote choice mess nominal at $5Z 100
| $50 10 bbl and retailing at $330S33 90 " Dbl.
BkCoH-Continues very quiet and prices show a
| still further downward tendency. Ihere mas been
thing business is almost entirely of retail char
l acter. Transactions comprise ~ casks shoulders
at l73c., 20 casks of clear sides at 1870, and 10
casks bulk shoulders at 1870, " d. We now
quote shoulders and ribbed sides at l74Ol8c.,
clear sides at 1896, plain hams at 20c, and sugar
cured do at 23GI2Gc. ~ ID.
} LARD-There has been better feeling mani
tested in this article to-day although we have not
heard of any large sales, still there was consider
i, able inouiry f6T lots and prices are decidedly
: frmer We quote prime in tierces at 143c., and
in kegs at lG5@l7c U h., and retailing at Ice. for
: the former, and l8GDl9c u ID. for the latter
STLR G tNDIEs-Are in good supply with fair
retail demand at zoe. for Il or, 2lc. for 10 or,
: pc. for IA o., and 2jC for full weight.
WHIsKY--There has been considerable inquiry
for this article, but we have not heard mat any
large lots changed ha4dS; we SUN 4u9te Lo 5 H.
lana at 81 95IS2, aud Western rectitied at s. %
@S2 80 u gallon.
INDIA BAGGlNG-There is but very little now
Offering in round way, although there IS good
4 Yard far baIps Lots are still quoted at SIC.
K per yard.
LRoN TtE5-Are in fair supply and demand al
ll0l2c. apiece. ,....
!, GCENY BAGs-Are in far supply, pu' very
! quiet at 2Sl03Oc. apiece. ~ ,...,...;,,.
BALE RorE-Has been quiet To-Day, put PiiteS
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ATTORNEYS AT Law.


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'AlA0i''Nh AM ooON'i1l''N al LAW
40 CarondeIet street,
as the practice Of his profession ana viii give hi'
~ g. T,,,,v,T.
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aENRY B. KELLY; VIZ W. HoWE1
AttornevE Mt T.axy.
STORY observation-disclosures Camp and Common Streets
rvw opry,rg T.,
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Refer by Permission to
Messrs Lee CFeadal Co. New orleans. '',' ,'' '''
Josiah Coie ESQ. Prssident 9. K. Z. Co.
E. N Ganacheaa, ESQ, New Orleans ~"
a. Z. Tracey, ESD, Mobile; -
r Il. FORMANo
-" ...
ATT oRNEY AT LAW
No. 4e CarondeIe. street, New Orleans.
Kentucky Commissioner.
AmEs h' COREEAA'
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
...."Royal street.,...............57
u q, MYERS.
H. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Natchltochcs. La.
OFFICE a THE OLD eo ;,: ,
tice in the Courts Of Rapids vim sabine Caddo De
wv. 80 - -=-E--=zI - -
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Attorneys at Law,
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reliable Attopy At they will prepare and prose
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Have associated themselves to practice their profession in
the counties Of Wa9hngton funca' CoshomA' 6oNVar'
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o@es. : =. H4a-.ss s.1zs.-ssS2=H HSE1;
SAfTR d. hAASEE-
Com 8on.s1
Atterneys-at-Law.
in t6o courts q he seventh Judicial Dst1e::L
GHELBOR d PARDEE,
Il. A. SHELDON. DON A. PARDEEl
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70 ct. Charles street, New Orleans.
R. RANB0APH, BHNGhER0N d RARDHh
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Corner Camp and hatcher streets,
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VIII practice Law in the Courts of New Orleans, and
attend TO the preparation of 0lsims to be decided at "
11
ID O. FOX.
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VIII attend to Business il the. City and Country.
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Bloom | Frost of of
Spnsnn CrOn.
Cattle Markell


JETFKRsoE CITY November G, 1866.
Arrived yesterday-9S Texas Beeves and 1O3
Calves and Yearlings. Sold-553 Texas and /
Western Beeves, sc Calves and Yearlings, SO Hogs
and 10 Mich Cows. Stock on sale-2347 Texas
Beeves, 500 Calves and Yearlings, 622 Hogs, 3S46
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