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Des Arc citizen., 1866-12-22
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Des Arc citizen., 1866-12-22
TRAVELLING PUEEEC.
FOR SALE! A PORTABLE ENGINE AND BOILER.

ONE Portable Engine and Boiler e.gzz O with all the fixtures. It is now in Sssi good running order. 4 bargain can beg S- had, by applying 10 Samuel Carr, Des Arc, immediately. octS-tf
Des Arc citizen., 1866-12-22
nur ,gob printing Department.

We have supplied ourselves with good assortment of Printing Material and are raadv to execute all kinds of Job Printing, on reasonable terms
 We are prepared to print Pamphlets, Cata- logucs, Posters, large or small, Cards, Ball Tickets, Bill Heads, Blanks of every descrip- tion. for Clerks, Sheriffs, Justices of the Peace, Constables, &e.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-12-22
A Slight Mistake.

capital story is told of younr fcllew who one Sunday strolled into < village church, and during the services was electrified and gratifed by the sparkling of pair of eyes which were riveted upon his face. After the ser vice he saw the possessor of the shining orbs leave the church alone, and em- boldcned by her glances, he ventured to follow her, his heart aching with rapture. He saw her look behind, and fancicd she cvinced some emotion at recognizing him He then quickencd his pace, and she actually slackened hers, as if to let him come up with her but will permit the young gentleman to tell the rest his own way
 ''Noble young creature!'' thought I. "Her artless and warm heart is superior to the bond of custom. l had reached within a stones throw of her She suddenly halted and turned her face towards me. My heart swelled to bursting. 1 reached the spot wbere she stood, she began 10 speak. and [ took off my hat as if doing reverence to an angel.N 95
 "Are you pedler."
 "No, my dear girl, that is not my oc- cupation,'
 swell, don't know" continued sbe. not very bashfully, aud eyeing mo very sternly, ''I thought when l saw you in the meetin' house that you looked like. a peddler who passed off a pewter half dollar on me three weeks ago, and so I determined to keep an eye on you. Brother John has got home now, and says if he catches the fellow he'll wiring his neck for him; and I ain't sure but you're the good-fcr-nothing rascal af- ter all.n 4fte
Des Arc citizen., 1866-12-22

SUCCESSFUL EDIToRs.-An English editor says: "A good editor and com potent newspaper conductor, is like general or poet, born not made. Exer else and experience give facilities, but the qualification is not manifested. On the London daily papers all the great historians, novelist, poets, cssavist. and the writers of travels have been tried. and nearly every one has failed. I can said the late editor of the London Times, lind any number of men to write for me, but very seldom one man of common sense.' Nearly all success ful editors are of this description. A good editor seldom writes much for his paper; he reads, judges, selects. die tates, alters, combines; and to do ali this well, he has but little time for composition. To writo for paper is one thing, to edit another.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-12-22

g1g Why is a loafer in a printing of flee like a shade tree?
 Because we are glad when he leaves.
Des Arc citizen., 1866-12-22
The Des Are Citizen. TERMS-$3 50 PER ANNUM
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Des Arc citizen., 1866-12-22
HAhDWIGK HOUSE, NOS. 61, 68 AND 65 ADAMS STREET,
 MEMPHIS, TENN,

The House is now open to the public at the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-22

The LOUISIANA STATE SEMINARY OF LEARNING
AND MILITARY ACADEMY is now prepared to receive
Beneficiary Cadets appointed in accordance with Act No. w.
approved March th 1861 amended in Section st Act No
g. approved March 7h 1906 which amendment requires the
selection te made rom among those who have not them
selves parents have the of paying their
which shall appear by the certificate of the
Police Jury of parish the Board Of Directors of the
Public Schools the city of New Orleans condition
that the Bcnecares whose education thus provided for
shall be required the close of their term at said institution
to pursue the occupation teaching school, within this State
for two years thereafter and shall be required to report such
fact to the Superintendent of the said Institution.
The Police ues several parishes the State and the
BOARD Of Directors Public Schools of the city of New Or
are requested to appoint said Beneficiary Cadets with
out delay.
Tho annointee must be Q years of age He must
read and write WE'LL and know arithmetic far ratio and
proportion inclusive and the rudments Of English grammar
| and geography. Pr r..
necessary his maintenance and education but clothing
good supply of which, especially undercothng he must
| bring with him.
The nresept session closes 30 The next session of
months will begin the rs Monday in September, and close
June Goth 1867 The Institution has good corps of Professors
and eighty Cadets at present and there to
believe that has from the dangers which recently
i beset It and now stands on firm and lasting basis
| + 80 '.~-I "a, j. MADISON WELLS,
Governor of Louisiana and ex-otco President Of the
Board of Supervisors. 'T' I'-
March 9Th, 1866.
For further information, address
'.0.5.e- D. F. BOYD, Superintendent
| '' Postofhce, Alexandria, La
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ErAr DE Ia LOUISIANA, DEPARTMENT DE L'ExECUTIF
-- - Non yelle- lrlaaus. lie Il mnrs 1866,

ErAr DE La LOUISIANA DEPARTENESr DE LExEcUI1g,}
Nouvelle- Orleans, lie IA mars 1866
TTENDU que Gaspard James s'est R-
n dresse moi pour Ia cancellation de son obligation ON
cee greter de la SiXeme Cour dc District dams et
nnur Ia paroisse d0rleans, savoir
Une obligation datee dn mai 1885, pour Ia somms de-
0 spnee Gaspard James propreaire ct Chris
ian Roseus securite La dte obligation etant cond
tonnee pour execution lie dit Gaspard James de
ces devors comme greier susdt- .--,. =, -, -.
Avis lie present donne tous ceux qnl celia pen
de moutrer ecrt bureau du secrelre
tat dams espace quatre jours daer de Ia pre-
ente publication de avis les raisons pour lesquees lade
ohlieaton ne serat pas cancelee ct annullee; -,
Dome main ct avec lie sceau de ta ceoud hni
nee de Independence des Etats-Unis
J. MADISON WELLS.
j. u HARDY, Secretare d'Etat
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The Board Trustees have resolved to declare Scrip div
dend of thirty per the net earned participating
premiums for the year ending 18th February 1866 for which
certificates will be and after the I'd day of July
next. .....
The scrip Certificates issued the year 1860 will be
deeed also six per cent interest all outstanding Certf
Gates of Scrip will paid the second Monday OF May,
1866 to the heders thereof legal representatives
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A. CARRIERE, Vice President
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RurLIK's PATENT COTTON - TIE ga

The Undersigned sole agents have now on lSn
constantly supplied with the celebrated ihos = a.
TITS nrsnarss fo immediate use with the buckle firmly a.
Tackled to ons end ofthe hoop This Tie is M ~.
merchants and planters simplicity and Strength -
great ease which it can boz aqlas'sa ssrs sss is .
Il has been used by alarge number q p'NAe II ss 10
ther entire satisfaction. 81 .zz,5., ~
Orders VII % is's'''D ~ r. BLEAKLEy q CO, q
esaaas Poydsas street, corner Oh ten''lp'SS'1 4
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Ntw sxus nxra greseent ThasAzu Aaa zNarh a. 1855.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ORLEANS.

Re i. known bv +ess nrsssnt tina. we the subscrbers do
~ =. ho"n py tnehe p.eosss a"s anS sncb %, h.
e e io, anu b s.snciseJ xitb ns and uo
a ,be @snsr s Of his stae for the Of Cor
nTnapa.n nor T ha Of ppun soyes md
as burners under fays several P RVS gh Ssaee ~
and 2th DECEMBER is4 and bearing respectively tie Nos
lid a aaa s to and e we vnd others to
within States of h0gsra and Ts1sf and Dc hts1
Incorporation ~ N' :, '' ''
date Unless dissolved By herein oeseen during
which ti%s ,ha haze sPd Spjoy succession
IEIfM VaPOp SToVE AND GAsIiCHT CoMPaEY j
and have to CONTRACT sue and Be- The corporate
personal property IN The Corporate and appSnt
o have and To seree ali the bowers Incident
soIPor1iens p.,,o.
,e yapor stoYe and Ia light Company is 6xed at the
ely Fl New GFean r. the FIR the time being is the
officer hereby designated service Of citations may
be se Te ant Stock is bs,ev fixed at the amount of
E u @ boars sa ssds0 into
rye q, nne @ er cent nrior to the FRS.
general meeting herein to the PTS tor se ea
cent on cali nstlse
in one or more newspapers published IL the GS OF he@ ri
payment their being declared that
Dollars j. 50 fixed only purposes Of dividend and that
no stockhoaer shall be caeo Oh iof 0fe ''"N 'A4
I'LL The business Of the tn sna Se ZEE
Ds Pssden at The I meeting after her election
Secretary and Treasurer ana snn ~ Sd Nv ~ B~ac
employees, a. may from t,e 70 .i.ne us oa Snoss
tors necessary and proper LOT tne ; 10 ~
Guiding an Agent and sueofalha'e sen' "n 'n' '' "
Texas .,.. r A.. rs,,,v,+ion s,,u Ia
q All the powers ana rgntS .. Jn ~ Oh iii
vested in and exercised by sao oanu ~
appoint the officers, agents anu eaFi'ees M ,bs
ton, and fix their COMPENSATORY anu ~ or
patent right ior any VI ~ az +ba
Parishes Of Louisiana but no SAFE OF g o. the
right for either Of sad ehe ssa'es sn 70 assiSn
after sanction and approval Of sven pruposnI sae vi
ment at general meeting 81 me ssocRnouers "a
herein provided But inc Dfeeaos may Il ths orSnarr
Of their body, or agents. such powers IN tne
OF the business OF the Company as they may
deem fit and may fill vacancies in their own oouy
in number OF the Directors shau constitute o
shall be valid as corporate act .. ,ro,o ,,,,.t.
An election for directors 70 seISe III
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SUNDK1ES. IN ~A>AA1s7'
-. q CARB. AMMONIA casks; tF.ri .'
BI. CARB. SODA (Eng.l, 800 kegs; - q.
TARTARIC ACID, Is cases; 81
EPSON SALTS, Is bbls; ..I .EHF
FLOR SULPHUR, 40 bbls-; %,..
ROLL =. 50 do;
-aFrr SAL SODA, % casks .....t. .rr-ssyszz
ALCOHOL, 20 bills; rrzs
COAL OIL, 30 do; e.r.
----a in cans, 100 cases.. .-.-.gr. O.,
SNUFF tLorrillard's Nacoboy), 200 cases;
CoPPERAs, 100 bbs. y 'l. g
- CLUTCH, 100 sacks;
t'' TANNERS OIL, 20 bbls.
For sale at lowest market rates by
-y,a stsggt ysWHEEL0CK, FINLAY & co.., '7Es4t
------r--- % and 80 Magazine street.
rVNFOwDEm. ....sUNPoWDEH
l-fassg N7aJ. M. HoYLE, NJ
-. AGENT FOR r.., ..s-.ss
Dupont's Powder Company,
a COMMON STREET CORNER NEW LEvEE,
= EsgEs LE4s.1:l r. r.. go v5,t New Orleans
SHOT and CAPS at Wholesale. As.9 TslE -
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| WHEELER 81 WILSON'S
LOCK STITCH SEWING MACHINES

LOCK STITCH SEWING MACHINES.
ICE ......... .... Canal Street..,...........1 6.
The battle fields of Napoleon scarcely more numer-
than the foreign of the WHEELER WILSON
SEWING MACHINES. Paris in 1861, LondonSn 1861 Linz
and Koengsberg 1868 Dantz Agrsm and Krems in 1851 and
Dublin Settin Cologne aud Wisemar 1865 bear testimony to
the superiority of this Machine appreciation abroad
At ell these international Exhibitions fruits of foreign
genius arrayed against it, backed by national
ore but there here the of its destiny is always in
the ascendant. s. .r ..I.. ..
Indeed no human testimony could be stronger than that
which has been accorded this Machine superiority all
others for family and for general manufacturing purposes
We have used WHEELER WILSON'S SEWING MA
CHINE and in regard it, that it is without
riva.-Scientifc American. 5..5s...,..., u
We receiving from the mandatory large assert
nent of these |F'. -.af -a .s#.
slElt Excellent Sewing Machines. 'ts-21
PECK BROTHERS, Agents. q =.
,...n- l62 Canal street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A SINGULAR PLANT-A RARE PLANT
"A introduced into Louisiana by gentleman Of this
city, on his return Mexico 1t is quite curiosity in
natural history 1t grows the northern slopes Of the
mountains in Mexico and Chihuahua and
quite undertaking. The Apache and Comancho indians
haunt the region which it grows The wild men Of the
it for several medicinal purposes, and have great
generation it, saying that gift made to them by the
Great Spirit The 81 Flor de Pena Siempre vve can be
taken the ground and carried to almost any distance
and can be kept unlimited length Of time It will dry
up like piece Of parchment, and has the appearance OF
dead plant by putting il into glass of water revves and
blooms again after couple of hours and becomes
an emerald almost miraculous Who account for
t Doubtless one Of which escapes the
human mind
few samples be at o. ROBINS Drug Store, No
4S ROYAL New Orleans.
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ITO AMATEURS AND HORTICULTU-
l. RISrS-Rare and curious Excite Plants and Flowers,
just imported from Mexico Southern and Central America
Cacti, OrchidR Iouka goriosa Napole Organos Magu,
Wax Plants, and the remarkable plant Flor de Peua
For sale at o. ROBINS Druggist,
4S Royal street.
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AUCTION SALES.
GALES AT AUCTION
J. B. WALTON d DESL0NDE.

J. B. WALTON Il DESLoNDE.
Saturday, March 24tb.
Two lots on White Eratn street,
five lots OF ground BrJH Common STREE
One square Of ground fronting Canal between Fer
nadotle aud ST. Patrick streets, second District.
An Irregular square Of ground fronting Canal street, b.
tween Hurat and Alexander streets, District.
Double tenement story CarondElet srea
between Philip and First streets. 45I58 #6
Wednesday March 2sth.
The United States rsnciads Lafayette Cincinnati and
The fast sailing A schooner O. g. steabbins
Thursday, March goth.
brick No LEG Grayier sreekg
between St. Charles and CarondeIet streets.
Perdido streets Carondee. and Baronne
-Four story Nos IS Front and Sc Fulton
ground St. Joseph street. Tchoupouae
street.
For Of W. Fsk-Two lots grounds and improve
rnents Dauphine street, between Canal and
streets.
For succession charles de ChoiseuNineteen lots grown
In the town Of Carrollton
Saturday, April It'll.
Sale parton-Lot 81. Joseph street and improve
between Camp and Magazine streets and to en- s1
street, between St Jcsepn and Delord streets
Wednesday, April 11th.
northeasr corner Of Prytania and Third streets.
Nine valuable lots Fourth and Chestnut Streets aaa a
washington avenue,
Three valuable lots Of ground the town Of Rckeye
| b. Wednesday, April 18th.
For succession Of Jacob ott-vaIuable property B.
Charles ST. Joseph ard Delord streets and Tiyu Circle
Fer succession Of j. Lsbouisse-Improved property ~
Rarnpart street, corner OF Gravier
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OFFICIAL.

Executive DEPARTMENT STATE OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, March l4th, 1866. J
WHEREAS, Gaspard DANES has applied to
w me banceng Of his Official Bond Clerk of the
sixth District in and The Parish of Orleans. to wit A
Bond The 9th of May 1861 for the sum of five thousand
dollars signed by Gaspard James principal and
Christian Roses surety the said Bond being conditioned
for faithful performance by the said Gaspad James OF his
duties as Clerk. =, 0..... ..--,
Notice hereby given to all interested in the above
Bond show in writing at the office OF Secre
ary o State ninety days from the last publication of
Ibis advertisement why the said Bond should not be cancelled
and nnnulled ,.r, =. ,. ., e.,o
Independence Of the United States the ninetteth
| Rv the Governor J. MADISON WELLS.
j. II. HARDY Secretary OF state
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HR. DE ARDRIE'S s-.. 81
-PuRR-
SARSAPARILLA BITTERS.

The attention of the Public City and Country Trade is
spectfuly called to the introduction of the ..
Sarsaparilla Bitters,
Pleasant and valuable Bters that has benin
troduced this country The trade general be supplied
by the following Grocers and Druggists: 81, Gam ..
rauo' MARKS Co. 30 40 ana a ne~ hevee s'fee' .>
Ell Hart Co. rs, rs and II Tchoupitoulas street. WV
L. Basse Gravier and Tchoupitouas streets. H.
F. Avet Cambon, 80 and 81 Old Leyee street. 10 .arr
John Moore. cor Poydras and New Levee streets IN
VIM. c. Mitchell, cor. Camp and Poydras streets La
| Cass bowling, 80 Poydras street.
4 1T. W. Marsden, Druggist Magazine and Gravier.
Turner Waies, Druggists, Royal and cusonihouse'
| $500. G, N. MORRISON, Agent I 81
! .-'-+' 90 %. -.-.. " II Magazine street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-22

Office Polk County Copper Company,
li5Gaver street.-The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
Of this Company will be held THURSDAY 9Th April next
GEO. 0. SWEET, Secretary.
New Orleans 18th March, 1866.
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SUNDRIEs. IN nislEs'
300 bbls. MESS PORK;
100 tierces and bbls. choice LARD;
80 casks BACON SHOULDERS and SIDES;
20 casks Dry Sailed SIDES;
500 bbls fine and superfne FLOUR;
100 bbls. Recfed WHISKY
For sale, in lots TO sui: purchasers, by
- WEST L NETTLETON,
Corner of Poydras and Magazine streets.
CHAMpAGNE .......CEEAMPAGNE
Landing ex ship R. c. Winthrop from Havre-
300 baskets HEIDSICK CO.
For Sale by
j. RIvIERE l. CO.
.-=' .. 20 and Y Common street.
r OUISfANA STATE SEMINARY OF
! LEARNING AND MILITARY ACADEMY,
! D At Alexandria,, La.
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4 TTENTIoN, BLAcKsMITHs

Your attention is called to BERRY'S PATENT TUYERE
and REL LOWS NOZZLE, which give the blast the bottom
instead Of the side fire. and makes quicker and hotter
blasts fire. and spreads the heat overa wide sur
face or it point at PLEASURE Ihus, the
whole wing of pillow be heated evenly and per-
fectly without danger of burning and what with ordinary
Tuyeres requires five heats can be done at one saves
seatIy In time iron The fire completely under the
of the Blacksmith and no fuel is wasted IL never gets
hot, and will last indefinitely.
Prices, According to Size, SIS, SEQ and $c5.
Orders filed by CLINTON Il RICHARDS, No. 7iMagazine
street, New Orleans.
Read the following certificates from practical New Orleans
mechanics:
Mr. D. G. FREEMAN-H. S. Berry's PATENT TUYEREs
in of the orges under care since No
using them prefer them to they used chaernly
them the best have in fifteen years. eSpe
in backsmithng heating the iron quicker more per
fecy and with less fuel and never getting out Of order
- .T'F' 'fw.. ."1T : JAS MoCABE,
Foreman Leeds Foundry Smith Shops.
New ORLEANS, March G. 1856.
D. c. FREEMAN Esq.-Dear Sir-BEkRf'S PATENT
TUYERE has been under my inspection since No
last and it, without hesitation the best
1t will heat iron of size quicker and more
conveniently with less coal than with any other have
In welding large shaft the blast can be regulated
both ends perfectly in fire. thus saving mnch time
coal 1t get hot consequently cannot burn
| - - '''',- r .s TH0S. O'CONNOR,
Foreman of Smith Shops, McCanns Foundry New Orleans.
For parish rights in Louisiana, and county rights in Msss
sppiand Alabama, address me at Clinton Richards
| -...r. ..f# .IH D. c. FREEMAN.
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Steamers yeauing This gag.
20 Advertised IN THE N. 0. CRESCENT.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notice to Consignees per steamship Har-
The steamship Harlan from Philadelphia, is now dr.
artiug her cargo foot of Julia street Consignees
to call At the Agents Office settle their freight bills
and attend the receipt of their goods otherwise they will be
.,ored at their expense and risk.
T. c. HARRIS,
Canp nd STU
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-Consignees by ship Epaminondas, from
Liverpool will please call at this Office freight, and attend
the receipt Of their goods the Levee they will be
stored at their expense and risk. r. W. DEAN,
1870 Common street.
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- Notice to COnsIgnees-The steamship
RALEIGH, Walker, commander from New York. Is dis
charging her cargo her wharf, foot Of ST. Joseph Con
are hereby notified attend the receipt of their
goods otherwise they will be stored their risk and expense
, JAMES CONNOLLY d CO., Agents. IS Poydras St.
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Omee of the Crescent Mutual Insur

apce Company New Orleans March 15 ls66In conformity
with the fourth article of the amended charter Of the Crescent
Mutual Insurance Company election for Trustees to
for one year from the fist Monday in June will be held
at the office Of the Company, MONDAY the I'd day of
April 1866 between the hours of 10 o'clock and o'clock
Pm HENRY Y. OGDEN, Secretary.
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MILLER 81 GARD
REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND AGENTS, NO. Is ST.
CHARLES STREET, NEW ORLEANS, LA

undersigned woad respectfully inform the public that
they have opened office under and style above
the transaction Of all business sppertaning to REAL
In this capacity they will act Agents In buying selling,
leasing renting in collecting rents paying etc. and
will take charge real estate for residents absentee the
city country anywhere in the States louisiana Mis-
sissippi, Arkansas and Texas
Able legal will be consulted in all doubtful
conflicting titles By prompt attention all business and
obedience to TONS they hope give general salts
faction Parties will give full DISSERTATION Of property they
They have present lengthy list of Cotton and Sugar
Plantations and City Property to sell and rent. -
Address the Undersigned Lock Bog No. b3S p O., New
Orleans, La join y MILLER,
RErrEEscEs-J NJ Wells, Gov. Of La. Pike, Lapeyre a
Brother Bankers N o., La; Payne Huntington Co., n O.
Merrick Attorneys At Law N O. La; Hon. Edward McGee
hae Woodyile. Miss
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LOST--STOLEN.

r OS,r Or MIsLAIH--A CERTIFICATE OF DE
IL posi issued by Mechanics and Traders Bank Of New
Orleans Louisiana of j. s. Swaun, dated Feb
ruary a. 1867 $780, No. 1881 Notice is hereby given that
application has been made said Bank for the renewal OF
rarrp
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n ED. H. VINTEN- agE r.H - tza 81 10
PAPER WAREHOUSE, @~0' 'l
No. lao Poydras Street,
Between Camp and St. Charles streets, New Orleans
stock of News, Book and Job Paper together with
Cards. Cardboards Ink Type Presses and all the articles
necessary fer the makeup Of newspaper book job print
ing office. Ia. e.
Agent for the sale Of R. Hoe Co.'S Printing Presses the
Liberty Job Presses Adams Cottage Presses Conner
United States Foundry Lghtbodys News Ink and Wadss
Oolored Inks, . Ed. ...t..-. .....M t.......
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II Ess0VED-A DREZ, FASHIONABLE ,HAIIEEiK,
II has the honor ofinming his ahd sne rs 10
No 81 ROYAL STREET His new stcck Just Tecei'es, VIII
be sold at very moderate prices ~ lv' F." t"
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ORLEANS, Cry OF NEW ORLEANs.}
Sworn to and subscribed me- this 20h day of March,
1866 .- EDMUND MhoNlEh'
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans