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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

AZ NEW TRIMMINGS.
NOTIONS,
and FANCY GOODS.
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THE FREEDNEx's CorRT.-P. Tinsley rs.
Molie James, negro. This case was dis
charged at plaintiff ; costs.
Brown, q negro, summoned Mr.. Augustus
Braxtou, ard Judgment was paid in the sum OF
nine dollars and costs.
Nat Russell negro, charged with assuming
and beating his wife, was bailed TO appear
when called for.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-24

MEETING IL ROCKETS - There VIII De d
,,,ratinr Of The voters Of Jefferson Ward 1T Mr.
William Ryan's, in Rockets, this evening nj
: o'clock, for the purpose OF making nomina-
tions for the Offices of Mayor, Common Couh-
Gil md Mngistrates Of the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-24

TICKETS FOR THE OPERA. Remember that
tickets for five alternate nights OF the opera
season can be gotten to-day at the store oil
Massrs Davies x Sons, and that tickets Tor
single nights can be gotten on Monday.
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GEORGE A. AINSLIE,

JoUy W cARpwELL SAMUEL FREEDLEY.
NARDWELL Il FREEDLE1,
~ Manufacturers Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND
MACHINERY,
are prepared to manufacture all articles in their
line in the best manner.
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO ON
THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS at the
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORKS,
NH Ats corner Ninth and Cary streets.
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Mr.. JOHN T1ETJEN,s XS,scn VT TAILOR.

MI MERTHANT TAILUK,
No. 81 BROAD STREET,
between ninth and Tenth
has inst received, direct from Europe, choice as
sortment of the LATEST ana most FASHlOSA.
VESTINGS, Of French and English manufacture
His friends, patrons, and the public generally
are invited to call and examine the stock before
purchasing elsewhere. NH l9-lm
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COAL AND WOOD.

CARGO OF COAL FOR SALts-TW0
I ,hnndrea md twelve tons very superior RED
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL. to arrive, for sale low
- ii'''4'' A'"'' "fp r. 7. WHITE,
south side the dock, opposite Libby prison
nh ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-24

DEMBERTON IL CREW, dealers III
i COAL AND WOOD, Office seyenseenthh, h,,I, street,
between Cary and Dock. Best RED and WHITE
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, for CRATES, stoves, ana
foundry use I; CLOVER HILL LUMP and AVE
RAGE COAL; OAK and PINE WOOD. NH It's
NEW COAL AND WOOD YARD,
" CORNER OF SEVENTH AND CANAL
STREETS.-ANTHRACITE and MIDLOT HAN
BLOOD & PENDLETON.
N. Borders promptly filed. de Its
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The SALE held by the ladies of the United
PRESBYTERIAN Church will be closed to-day
Saturday at o'clock p NJ, TO be reopened
on Monday next for several successive days
and nights. The kind patronage OF those
friendly 10 the object is sllll solicited.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-24

AcrlpExr oy MAIN SrKEEr.-On yesterday
morning. Il man who was engaged In moving
lumber 1T the corner OF Thirteenth ana MAIN
streets had his foot severely bruised and IN
iured by a heavy oist which fell upon it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-24

T. -
farmer Peasants who lives OH the outer edge
Of the city. was robbed of ten chickens. Upon
information received at the third station
house, Officers Epps and Perrin yesterday
arres ted John Lanterback ana fobert JaCh,
son icoloredl a. the thieves. They found the
chickens Mt the house of Fred. Lantcrback,
whom they arrested on the charge OF receiving
them, knowing them 10 be stolen.
UopsE Stolen. Yesterday morning. while
Iiruteuant Fletcher, of the Eleventh United
States Infantry, was III the second Market
engaged in purchasing articles, his horse was
mounted by q negro boy ana rludeh on
Nothing has been heard of the horse since.
4 TrvrxILE THrrF.-Sanurl Jeter, boy
about twelve wears old, was charged with steal
inrsrvrntv dollars from J T.. Slaughter, on the
basin bank a few weeks since, and was sent 10
the cage When arrested, Jrtrr was III com
pany with Lee Whitchurst, 4 person OF noto-
rlously bad character
AcclpExr on MAIN STKEEr.-On yesterday
morning, Il man who was engaged IN moving
lumber at the corner Of Thirteenth and Main
streets had his foot severely bruised ana IN
lured by Il heavy iOist which fell upon IT.
---------
FINE IxsrRrMgHrs-W have seen At the
store Of MesSrs. J. w. Davies y Sons, TWO
rianos inst from the manufactures OF Messrs.
StirT X Co. of Baltimore, which are the
handsouest we have seen for long time, and
Of beautiful toua One of them, when was
ordered for citizen OF Richmond, = similar 10
tLa one nrrseu led to General Lee. By au extra
attachment, the highest keys are made TO
sound as clear rs tute. The other OF these
instruments is now on exhibition at the musl-
cal rooms of Messrs. Davies Sons -
The SALE held by the ladies of the United
Presbyterian Church will be closed to-day
saturday. at o'clock p NJ, 10 be reopened
on Monday next for several successive days
and nights. The kind patronage OF those
friendly 10 the object IS still solicited.
MEETING IL ROCKETS - There viii be
meeting of the voters Of Jefferson ward ~ WI.
William Ryan's in Rockets this evening III
: o'clock, for the purpose OF making nomlna-
tions for the offices of Mayor, Common Couh-
ell and Magistrates of the city.
TIE Horse STEALING. Mr.. Ayres, who
was charged with stealing horse, the property
of Mr.. Woodwort of Springfield, Mass, mas
been honorably acquitted by the Mayor An ,
me these frolics Will get Us INTO lrouole, ana
, ~. want ,lgs L. rl.vgielfP.
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pairing report. Much anxiety existed as to
the probable contents o. this important pa
per. The friends of Governor Eyree, claim
ing the testimony - 70 pFemeditatioa and
afiiliation with the enemies of the Colonial
constitution, ia London, has been @ clearly
proven as to ensure the honorable acquital Of
that gentleman, on the ground that his
measures were all necessary for the prompt
Suppression of the outbreaks On theosAR
hand Il is said evidence has been Ritefi to
show that military decentralization was wide
spread under this executive, and that men
we're shot without any pretence Of trial: The
Surgeon Of West India Regiment having
ordered the execution Of three on his own
account The churches and clersynen were
still much sgitated. 81 : @-s'-4
A Washington special says the officers of
the Merchants National Bank OF Washington
attribute their failure to the large amounts
loaned to Baylen & Co., stock brokers at Bal
timore, who have suspended 81
Thirty of the Virginia's passengers have
been brought to the city, there had been no
sickness among them. The steerage passen-
gers Of the England viii also be permitted to
come up this afternoon.
The Commercials special says Smythe's
nomination may be considered 1t the regular
meeting of the Committee Of Commerce next
Thursday. Gen. Frank Blaif's case is TO be
reconsidered, his rejection having called out
. strong expression Of feeling.
The Rbsfs SPECIAL says among The Amend-
ments to the tax bill is one reducing the tax
on gross receips of the telegraph company to
three per cent. cash, on Express companies
also reduced to three per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-05

FossHlzEp HrxAx Boxr The County
Recorder, Mr.. Jack, picked up bone the
other day in the vicinity Of Ccon river, and
was about to throw it away, when some Pc
culiarities about it excited his attention. 1t
proved to be in petri6ed or fossilized condi-
tion. John is not professional fosxilist.
after the manner of . Copperhead campaiener;
and he was puzzled. BE brought the bone
to this Office, but nobody here had sufficient
knowledge of anatomy to tell where ii origin
ally belonged. Il was taken to the once OF
Drs. Ravson 4 Ward, and, was pronounced
to be the pstrifaction Of a human bone It is
fragment of the large hsne (ulnal Of the
fore arm, taken off at the point Of articulation
at the elbow. 1t i of.very large size, show
ing that it probably belonged to one OF those
giants who walked the earth before the rust
of the deluge made the ark of Noah cnt the
billows above the mountains. II is q curios-
ity.-Des Aoines Register
The United States Court meets in Des
Mones unon Tuesday
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SAN FRANCISCO. May .

. San FRAScIsco, May 4.
Statistics published to-day show that the
cost Of hving in San Francisco has diminish
ed One half within the last year.
The steamer Continental which brought the
female Mercer emigrsnts from New York
has sailed for Naxatlan.
The Western Union Telegraph Compasy'a !
earque, Clara Bell Cspt. Sumner, sailed for
Pltropoulowski yesterday with detachm1nt
ef Col. Baikly's expeditionary force, q
commence operations for building 81 over.
laaa a%slsgEaph ias 70 Russia.
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Texas Dslsgation--sPseeh ef Judge
WASHINGTON, Nay 4.
In the interview between the President aud
the delegation appointed BY the Texas Con-
vention, Judge Hancock concluded his adj
dress as follows:
We should feel that we had only partially
performed our duty to the people of our
State were we to omit expressing to your ex-
course as President Of the United States, and
particularly our approval Of your restoration
policy. Your wise and patriotic course IN
behalf of the equal rights Of all sections Of
the country has revived fresh hope in many .
desponding heart. That the same generstson
which has experienced the most terrible shock
Of civil war IN modsrn timer, viii see civil
and Constitutional libsrty restoeed throughout
the entire land. We thank you in the name
Of the people of Texas, for the noble and
paeio6c stand you have taken in behalf Of
the Constitution-the olive branch of peace
extended to the United States by your hand,
We ACCEPT in grateful spirit, and pledge to
you the earnest support of the people Of
Texas in all measures that will tend to re.
store the state 70 its prestine position among
the other States Of the American Union.
May God preserve your excellency many
years In health and prosperity, An instrument
under HIS guidance 10 restore the Govern.
ment of our fathers, and secure the liberties
of the people.
The President thanked the Committee for
the kind and complimentary manner in which
their chairman had alluded to his effort in re-
storing the States so lately in rebellion and
insurrection to their primitive relation with
the Government Of the United 6taaes. HA
was grsti6ed to learn from them the unanim.
ity Of the people of Texas who had accepted
the results Of the war He expressed the
hope that the State Of Texas, together with
all Of the other States SO recently IN rebellioH,
would soon be restored to her former condi-
ton in the Federal Government, and that
their citizens, whilst bearing its burdens,
would be admitted to . full participation ia
its blessings and protection. The President
said he had the utmost confidence in the ul-
innate restoration of the Union, and that time
and patience would solve the problem. Much
would depend on the people Of the State Of
Texas. If they continued in the good work
so auspiciously begun, and BY obedience To
law, demonstrate their loyalty to the Gov.
ernment, then he trusted the day would not
be far distant when the work of restoration
would be completed by the admission OF
their Senators and Representatives to fill
their vacant places in Congress.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-05
TAs Ineens rax.

As the time is at hand when eur citizens
are required to report their income for the
past year to the United States Assessor, we
publish the following abstract Of the law:
.sThe amended law Of March Sd, 1896, is
still in force, and it is officially announced
that the assessment Of this year win be made
in accordance with its provisions, regardless
Of any action of Congress on the new Tax
bill Just reported 70 the House. The Senate
refuses TO concur in the House resolution
months. in order to permit the new law to 60
into operation. Taxpayers, therefore, are
requested to- furnish their schedules 70 the
Assistant Assessors in their, respective dis
tricts on or before Tuesday next. The As
SCISSOR is under no legal obligation to send
blank forms he may do 90 as An act Of
courtesy, but it is the duty Of tax-psgers 70
fad his Office, obtain the blanks, fill them and
ressrn them. In case of neglect or refusal,
the Assessors are empowered to make the re-
turn and add penalty Of twenty-five per
cent, or, in case Of fraud, to add one hun
dred per cent. to the amount ascertained to
be due.
'1The duties on incomes are payable within
sixty days after the return Of the schedule to
the Assessor-that is, on or before the 30th
day of June. The income must be reckoned
for the year ending December 81, 1865, and
the tax is per- csnt. on all sums between
$500 and 1000, and 10 per cent. on the
excess over 5000. The deductions permit
ted are: l. The sum of 5000 from all in
comes 2. All Ngtional, State, county, and
municipal taxes paid within the year (includ-
ing the income tax paid last summer; J 8. The
amount paid for rent, or the rental value of
any homestead occupied by the tax payer or
his family, in his own right or in the right Of
his wife 4. The amount paid for usual or or
dinary repairs, taking the average of the pre-
cedine five years. These are all the sdednc-
tions that can be made.
"The income tax is .. lien upon property if
not paid within the time fixed by law, and the
Collectors are isyess1 with ihlIpoSers to
lection. me proSsr Observance IL the he lime
and manner of payment will therefore save
the tax -payer much trouble 59s g
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Bank Failure.

WASHINGTON, MayH.
The Merchants National Bank Of Washing
ton, failed to-day. The amount Of its notes
in circulation is $3.50, 600, which. however, il
secured by Z. S. Bonds The bank vas aaso
q Government depository. Crowds Of PR
vate depositors we're ON the premises day,
lamenting their supposed inevitable loss.
Some OF them had confidence in the bank TO
the extent of $4,000. ss
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Exposars Of the Fenian Eastport Hum.
bug.

BOSTON, May 4.
Capt VIM. Gnce, who claims to be one of
the oldest Fenians in New England, publishes
. communication in the Post Of this city de-
failing the recent abortive attempt to invade
tie Eastern British Provinces. He says that
the expedition was opposed by O'Mahoney,
and commended by Killian. That the latter
asserted that an iron war vessel, loaded with
arms. was to meet them at Eastport, and a
landing on British territory was to be made
on the night Of their arrival, and after the
expedition had started, O'Mahoney counter
manded the sailing Of the vessel. and threw
other obstacles in the way, which led to its
failure. Capt. Grace denounces O Mahoney,
and urges ell good Fenians to rally under the
banner Of Gen. Sweeney. s,.
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KEOKUK, OWAsaSATURDAY. MAY 5, 1866.

ing tia address Of the committee, and cd
vising pcstponement Of the question until
Congress decides that Teanesaee n State.
His resolutions were almost unanimously
voted down. After "A eloquent .addresa b.
Gh. yelSon, supporting The movement, the
President Of the convention was Instructed to
appoint committee Of three to bring the
ee aso 70 AZ
to the people Of East Tennessee.
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OswEgo. NAV /

Capt. Falkner. Of the schooner Corsieaa,
which vessel arrived here this moming from
Hamilton, G. w, reports that when Cd Oak
vile he picked up skiff containing TIVE bSys
nearly exhausted and q girl, Who hsd died
from exposure. 1t was asceStAinsd that he
skif had drifted ont from Oakville, With tiso
boysand three girls, but two girls were wasRed
overheard and drowned Their ages were
under fifteen.
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Fren San EraAeiseo-Lsberal vietorfes
IN Nsxaeo.
SAS FkAscIsco, May 8.

088o9u0SO-AtOSko4
IN sMexAeo.
SAS FRAscIsco, May 8.
Tho steamer Constitution, from Panama,
arrived today, with New York dates Of April
1lth. Edwin Forrest, the tragedian, is . pas.
senger BY her. Australian dates Of February
10th are received. They report destructive
floods in that colony. Consul 0oody LIB
eral) has official communication, dated Eipa
del Norte, March 30th, announcing that the
Liberals took the city of Chihnahua on the
2eth Of March, after two days' hard fighting.
capturing 800 prisoners, among whom was
Bulio Carranca. the Imperial Mayor Of Chi
huahua. On the 22d the Liberals captufed
the city of Hidalgo del Parral by assault.
These victories, it is said, will restore the
State Of chihuahua to the Liberal Govern.
ment. At Santa Isabel the Liberals had de-
feated the lmperiaiists, killing 13l and cap.
turing 166. Bryant, the French commander.
was slain. The enemy's artillery, baggage,
and munitions Of war all fell into the hands
Of the Liberals.
Mining shares are 6rmer. Ophir, SIS. SO !:
Yellow Jacket, S7.25; Belcher, $40 :
Chollar de Potosi, S3.32.
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Death OF . Revolutaonary 0elAlsr.
s944 u ~ ar

0ASoVH, 4uc. 4HHy H. 7
VIM. Hutchings, the last surviving revolu-
tionary soldier in the State, and the last but |
two or three in the Union, died Thursday, in |
the town Of Penobscot, in Hancock Co., aged
one hundred and seven years Special ordarsI
viii be recorded 10 the memory Of the de- |
ceased veteran at his funeral on Monday !
next.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-05

THERE is sharp contest in Connecticut for
the United States Senatorship. The contes
fants are Mr.. Foster, the present incumbent,
Gen. Terry, and the late Governor, Buchng-
ham, with chances in favor Of the latter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-05

AT a recent trial Of divorce case in Mass
achusetts before Chief Justice Bigelow, when
the wife, who was applying for the divorce,
had proved cruel treatment and abuse on the
part of the husband, the JndgeA said that
would do, and granted divorce without fur
ther parley
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-05
PnILADEr.pa1IIl. II Nav1

$500 W ParLADEIeaI4, Nay2.
George G. Bowls. Jrsye veil known and
highly esteemed war. eorrespondept attached
toseveral jodknalb n this CITY dusfne the r.
belieaeaiea thisr.ssuuiDk Of heart diseaes. J.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-05

Ex-SEsAroR PuGH and family were re-
ceiYed and confirmed in the Catholic Church
at Cincinnati, Ohio, last Saturday, by the
Bishop of that Diocese. s@.1 - ssn
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

= - ss-<-@
r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
~00ess- Ut Heuknk, un shs syn dsy Or
Nay, 1855.
l9-To obtaina oft applicants must
call FOR odretised ls give the date of hin list and
pay one cent for advertising.
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The United States Court meets in Des
Moines upon Tuesday.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

ErAr DE La LOUISIANA, DErARrEMEsT nE L'LsxEoUTrE
Nouvelle- Orleans ls 70 decembre 1866.
A TpTENDU 1usapplfcntiOn etc faite ~ mol
IA par g. Beden penI cancellation de sou obligation Of
hcielle CONNIE Tresorier dEtat, s2yoir:
Une obligation daete du cinq @ pour 10 somme de
cnquante mile pastres sgnee par William X Bell A. Y
Grief Richard England George Rulef, chRcnn pour SQu
Ct Theodore Gillespie ct II Chadwick chacuq pour S5oOi
ladite obligation condOnnee pour Ia hee execution
par lie dit j. G. Belden de deyoirs CONNIE Irasorer ss
Avis par le present dOnne Ous ceuS qu sont nrosses
dams ade obligation de montrer la 6crure b
reau du secretae dEtat dci quatreyingtdx ors dc "a
dernere publication de Get avis les rRsoDs pour equees Ia
dite obligation serat pas Cancellee ct annulee
Donne main ct le sceau dEtat cidessu &c
2Beme Jour de decembre 1863 ct lie quatre di&nea
yisme Dc Iina6psndsnee des Etats- Unl5. ~ -
j. MADISON WELLS
| PGrls Gouyerneur.
u Il, HARDY, seSrttaiEe d'Etat.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07
STATE OF LOUISIANA, EzrogrIvB DggARrAEgE,.

WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
w by George Howes for the canceing of his Off
bond Constable the Second Justices Court of the par
ish Of Orleans, towit
dated the 18th of April 1865 for the ove thou.
sand dollars signed by George HQws principal and r. D.
White security the said bond being given for the faithful
performance the said George Howes ofhis duties Consta
BILE aforesaid.
Notice hereby given to all interested in the above
retary of State within ninety days after the publication
this advertisements why the said bond should not be
cellad and annuiled .a.r E#
Given my hand and seal Of State above, and
the Independence of the United States, the nneteth
j. MADISON WELLS
By The Governor: -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07
sHERIFF5S SALES.

" B. MARMILLIoN STATE or LOUISIANA, PARISH
ysM MICHEL bEGk Of St. John the Baptist, Fourth Ju-
Succession of MATHILDE MATTHIAS RoUssEL, deceased
IF
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07
LOsT--srOLEN--FOfryD.

7 0sT OR SIEsLAIDzz..A NoTs or D. c. CASE,
~ tohh order, dated 9gh May 1865 at " mcnb tai
date bearing per cent interest from date for WO THOU
- DOLLARS bearing mortgage the northwest conner
Of Prytaua and 1 gment othenote having bee
stopped finder will be suitably rewarded by handing It 10
the owner NJ. JBDsON.
8ST-Is THE STATE OF ALA8AMA-THE VOL
- lowing described Certificates OF Merchants Bank of
Of New Orleans stock
Certificate No 35 dated March 10, 1880 i8ued to W. P
M0lett, for 100 shares stock. .
Certificate No 55 dated March % l59i issued to VI. P.
Molett, for 100 shares stock. g - -
tertiGCate No So dated April 49, le5J, issued 70 W. r.
MOlett, for 100 shares stock.
Notice hereby given that application has been made to the
bank for certificates in The place Of those lost
JOHN U. MOLETT,
Administrator of w, 7. Moett, deceased.
T OST-IN THE STATE OF ALABAMA-THE FOL
Ia lowing described Certificates Of Canal Bank Stock
Certificate No 32l4 dated Nov % 1850 issued to W P
Molett for IS shares stock
CeTtaeae SO. SJl dated June 3, 1851, issued to W.
Molstt for IS shares stock
hereby given application has been made to the
bank for certificates, in the place Of those lost
JOHN q. MOLETT,
Administrator of W. 2. holett deceased.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07
IN THE FIRST AND SECOND DISTRICTS OF THIS
CITY.
BY Won ZTNKEE z sULLY,
AUcTIoSRERs.
LEON voE zIHkEN, City Auctioneer,
oHce-NOs l66 Grayisr and Ii Union street

THURSDAY, june 7th, at 1e O'Clock
a Nj by virtue pursuance city ordinance No A.
SERIES dated MayOraity New Orleans City Hail. 1th May
1866 will be sold in the Room corner ofst Charles and Gra
vier Streets under the st. Charles Hotel commencing on
FRIDAY, Let of june at IL O'Clock Nj and continue from
day to day at the same place and hour the following vaua
BE property
ALL THAT PORTION OF THE BATTUEE comprised
within the square bounded BY st. Louis and CONT Peters snd
clay streets,
IN THE TWO SQUARES bounded by Cont and Custom
house, Clay and Front streets
IN THE TWO SQUARES bounded oy Custornhouse 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 NOtrs Dame and
St. Joseph Delta and Water streets.
Rg-TERxs-onefthc cash matured and lawful obligation
of the city Orleans orin u s. Treasury notes, tn
balance in equal nsaments divided coupons requiret
Ofone two three years credit with special
gage on the property sodi said notes bear interest
cent per from maturity and If not then paid
per cent thereafter until final payment with privilege
part of the purchasers pay whole any part of the
notes in cash.
NJ B-Cash payments to be made at the time Of adudc
. tion.
Acts of sale before W. J. casten, City Notary, and all e
expenses, including Revenue stamps, to be paid by the
chasers.
Plan exhibited at the office of the auctoneer. Lhograph
8 plan to be had at the same time.