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TOWBOAT COMPANy.

STTAa.LEE OF N44A-r4RIsH OF OR
O. Starke notary public in and for tbe al Sac
duly and qualified personally appeared
stockholders who everaly declared that they hereby form
associated with them Corporation for the purposes herein
alter defined and have and do hereby tho following
ARTICLE The and title Of the Corporation shall be
ne eclipse Lowooat company, aud is domcl is hereby
Hight bank - = '-' S'1 p'''-'' u oFoaH''
ARTICLE IL The purpose for which the Company is formed
and established and to be cartied ou is the few
ing OF vessels between the city Orleans and the
above the Mississippi river to which vessels may require
be towed and to vessels freight passengers
ports On the Gun q Mexico and the Lake shore and to Mobile
Alabama and to lighter or otherwise assist vessels distress
on whom citations to all suits may be served
AGTicLE ~ The amount Of the Capital Stock hereby
thirteen hundred shares OF one hundred dollars each which
Stock two hundred thousand dollars. "i'''
Article The said Corporation shall possess all the pow
incident to corporations and authorized by the term
q its duration hereby nzed at i've years to
Managers Of whom the President for the time being hS
be one which Managers for the time being shall exercise
ARTICLE VI An annual election of Managers shall fake
Recsb se oF 5S al tns nS % on te fs Monday IN
place the first Monday in December eighteen hundred aud
PoOrd OF Managers, serve until superceded by the
Board viz Peter Marcy James Lusk and Josephbr FIRST
ARTICLE VII The Board Of Managers si6d5 Of the Cor
meeting elect OF their number to OF the Board have
S IL AND a SE %R4m m sv
denee OF debt contracts subject to the approval the
Board Of Manages t ne ne GceS anu gP SeeS 81
the Cnmpany suOect 70 me uAe dPpr9val ultect anT
contro He o. tne ootEs o. I e o9hpaay sHal
keen the Of tne Cphphy N some o4h ~ ue CITY OF NE"
0ria~s3 and aSbufse the same on roper Vouchers
ETtotE VII me boera o. NanagfIs sn9 nave ~
power to MAKE, ny lAWh' bnal conurEh tue hppplnI-
ment of all 9meers ana emhioyees OF me company
and for the salaries may purchase OF letse such Real
Company IN the trahaG9h o. lts Duslnesshay puchase
Steaho9sts LOT me use % S aI o o m m ' T
5ttpgs q tns Boa o of g S pG Sa to %
ART ~ DNloenas o te pgits sla. Us Lnaue anu Ne
eafeG eIeh ye Ml'nn ID ro t5 GU eotie y aJ te
Stockhouefb he'eih eolelpseu "A o ee'sio Vi 'I"na
gers ,,,,------ 4, u p..,.,. =, .., -,
first Of September and first Of March to each stoekhoder
to do 50 by Stocknoders renresentng twohrds Of the
stock shall cali meeting of the Stockholders to take place
n s5 1I notice. be- given Of such intended meeting
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r j. b. WALTON & 1EsLoNDE.
ohlce--47 Carondelet street. corner Of Union.

J. B. WALTON, AuctionesE,

" n, at the Merchants and AuetiOneers Ezebangess
the Hon Jno w. ThomA Judge 81 the second Distrc Con
Sbo VIEW goss nj a5d far account q ne
l. 4 CEKTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with ~
buildings and Improvements situated Ii the FIRST Dis
et Of this city in the square bounded BY Sc Chafes Caron
% feet front Carpndet BY depth Of IS
acquired BY the deceased al sale ads By tie she II fS
s;ish Of Orleans on the i2.h day Of May s suit Of
& u kichaEdson administrator Mary Llddie tutrix
The Improvements upon this lot sonass Of very superior
FIRE proof store the front on Carondeet stTe1
being entirely Of New England granite and the other walls ii
ped BY Messr Perkins Co. the Gfescsnt civ Ban Joh
L Lee and others as counting rooms and leased ist
q 4 dEErAIs LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings
this city in the bounded BY Rampant Gana Phiippa
part streets designated Is iot No 10 Of sgsr E
ng y st 'front.' On Canal street by depth 81 i2o feet and
The Engagements consist Of Twostory and BASEMENT
street and thresato brick building in rear fsatiuG upor
street containing parors and bed rooms tie first
main building Canal street Kitchen ironing ROOM etc.
and third aoor e b"eP ba5es s o
very complete as rstcass residence Leased LIST Of
8, THE UNDIVIDED 0NE-HALF INTEREST in and TO
provements thereon the south side Of Cusosous
stre between ohartrss Dorsiere streets easune IS
in depth, between parallel lines, American measure.
story Of granite occupied 5y and ~ stos ns
70 until the ls Of octobe next the thousand
4 THE UNDIVIDED oNF-HALF INTEREST IN and to
lents theteon First Dstrcs 81 iris city III the
square bounded by Common Locust 1ate St. Mary Magnolia
dse an ss q n Rs draw sy ThQmas fastina
Lot No measures q feet 6inches FONT OF canon street.
an alley in the rear 10 feet aide }t TIE So y
ard Attic D~enghou1e so Sae Comm pgqsf
u. ks int hav yard
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THEHYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
AND WRINGER.

The best and useful invention of the kind for saving
household labor ever invented
Has more and better recommendations for saving time labor
and the wear and tear fabrics washed than any otherma
chine All the other machines either the clothes and
them out speedily or do not satisfactorily perform their work
With the
HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
This is not the There no rubbing of the clothes
consequently NO wear and tear The washing
peey and thoroughly performed by the of the wheel
alone Send for circular giving full explanation or call and
examine them at the General Southern Agency.
Good Inducements offered to agents elsewhere
s. NJ. BARTON & CO.'S,
No. II Tohoupitoulas sire
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CITY OF MOBILE.
nRoposAEs FoR Gas.

MAYORS OFFICE,
MOBILE May r. 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Mayor and
Gaslght Committee until the day july 1866 for lighting
the city of Mobile with Gas both for CONSUMPTION in the Pub
Lamps Public Buildings of the city and for furnishing
Gas for the Of the inhabitants thereof the period Of
years.
charged per and how much will be charged each for
the erection Posts and Street Lamps whenever and
wherever required and how much per thousand cubic feet
Gas consumed by the inhabitants in the Public Buildings Of
the city
Other details Of the contract can hereafter be agreed on
Parties desiring submit Proposals authorized to call
on the City Treasurer for all necessary information the
subject
Bond and security will be required for the punctua and
faithful performance oFthe contract
Proposals to ha sensd up and deposited with tho City
Clerk NJ. wITHERs Mayor
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NOTICE TO BOXDHOLDERs AND OTHER
Creditors of the City of Mobile.

.ts MAYORS OFFICE, May H. 1866.
All persons holding bonds or other evidences of debt
against the city of Mobile hereby notified and requested
make knowntON WEEKS City Treasurer the character and
nount Of such indebtedness fully describing the same and
also whether snoh claims be due DUE when and where
payable, and if not, when they will mature.
The statement of claims hersby called for must be fled with
Che City Treasurer before day of October 1866
The city the Indebtedness by the issue Of
bonds the bonds will be ready for delivery by the FIRST
day of July, 1866 -...-
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X ENTUCKY STATE SINGLE NUMBER
LOTTERY.
go, MANAGERS.
HENRY We
Capital Prize, 100000.
STATE LOTTERY,
GLASS B,
To be drawn at Coyington, Kentucky,
ON THURSDAY, MAY SIsT, 1866.
Only 10000 Numbers-eoS Prizes.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
approximation prizes of $1,000 each for the nine
manning UNITS Of the same ten of the number
drawing the 100000 prize .........,..... $1,000
9 approximation prizes OF $500 each for the nine
naming units of the same ten of the number
drawing the 900 prize .,..,,... 5.40O
Q approximation prizes OF $500 each for the nine
drawing drawing the d1 ssS066 Prize Prize Of 's D $500
Q approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine re.
drawing drawing the $l6oO6 p lie are a.. 27OO
9 approximation prizes OF $3.50 each for the nine
naming units of the ten eff the number
drawing the 5000 prize ..,... ..,... 225O
9 approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
naming units of the same ten of the number
drawing the S2550 prize ............. lSO
go approximation prizes of 500 each for the nine
naming units Of the ten of the numbers
drawing the $1,000 prizes Observation-Disclosures. 27oO
6S5 prizes amounting to- 1882 500
Whole tickets, S24; Halves, SIP; Quarters, ST. Eghths
So; Sixteenths. 81 80
Tickets sold and prizes cashed by
CHAS IT, HOWARD, Licensed Dealer,
No 9 Exchange Alley, near Canal street or
Lock Box 692 Post Office, New Orleans.
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C0LDTERS' HOME FOR LOUISIANA
. The public informed that the Louisiana Soldiers Home
established Vaudeville, the PonGhartran Lake shore, is
ready to receive the MANNED and disabled soldiers of Louis
and all applicants hereby invited present their
for admission supported proper vouchers to either
ofhe following named Directors who likewise authorized to
any contributions for the maintenance OF the Home
from the public at large
THEO F THIENEMAN, President, l72 Gravier street.
THOS MURRAY, Treasurer, 65 Garondelet street
GEO A. FRERET Secretary Union Bank l22 Canal street
PETER NJ. PETERSON, 450 Love street Third District.
E. WAGGAMAN. 1893 Espl4nade street.
OHAS A. RRUSLE st Gabrie p O., parish of Iheryille.
GEO. W. MUNDAY, Clinton, parish of East FelicianR.
W. T. PALFREY, Certervile parish of st. Mary,
Nv NAV 1866
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JACOB OFT, CARPENTER.
Special attention given to REPAIRING Of STORES and
DWELLINGS.
CIsTERNs MADE AND REPAIRED.
uc-crders left at 26 Tvoli Circle or at L. DURAND
Toulouse and Charities Streets promptly attended to-
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SALES AT AUCTION
BY
j. B. WALTON 81 DEsLONDB.

Monday, May ssth,
ia Grsyier street. " we
Wednesday, May sOth.
Fos saecs7sion o. Gilbert aawSinsan front store
- Isna and kampars streets brick CustomnousS
-Four gts EToa nd A Common and Magnolia streets
F Pass s saasols SOU tFe Of ground a Rleseryie
Ss2s No r Canal between and front strsess
potes nGsssion Of Gilbert g. Notwithstanding stock bang
sg5 sqssession O H s. MeKennabank stock and serpa
and Foedano stTeeSs corner o. Ahnuhcia0n
Saturday, june ed.
FSr i sacesssiaa Of 4 Joa sha5ksyand in St Helena p
nns square Of ground In CarroItop.
Foq lo ssr 81 gTou1d o. Grand Isle Berratsra
H. near Iickisw, Hammond and ANTE stst,ons = y ~ H.
"wednesday, June 9Th.
"nafisS ana opper Line streeta the Garolon Rsroad
wednesday, June Hath
The Nashville and Maehiuerv
Saturday, June 10th,
EoT succession Of William B. Wilson, corner Of Liberty and
f.. sgsSs ss q brick ware
boat landing, in Shreveport La - SPPo7iee S'esra~
Saturday june Esd,
Eor sgecesson q Mrs Laura MonordTwo TIRES story
Gravier street. '1'SeA7 H9'r
Wednesday, June 2sth./
~ n Il H1mes ys his creditorssyndc sale-a valuable
SS-Foz psrticulars zee advertisements.
FIRST CLASS PROPERTY FOR 1NvEsTMENr-oRAx-
tie Store corner of Csrondeet and Union strse.s-Dw.
ling House on the South corner If Canal and Rampant
'''se''Bri3s Store On custohouse street occuptsd,by
o'a"sT q Co. between chAstraa ard Dorsisre Streets
Also-POur Lots Of Ground en- Common aud ms4aoiaa
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RUrLER,s PATENT COTTON TIE

The undersigned agents, have hand and WILDE
constantly supplied with the above IRON COTTON
TIES prepared immediate with the buckle firmly at
sched to one hoop This Tie is recommended to
merchants and planters its simplicity and strength and the
great ease With which be adjusted to bales of any size
has been used by large number of planters since 1859
their entire satisfaction.
Orders will be received at cur office,
a- R. BLEAKLEY CO.,
@ AnA Z Pordras street. corner Of TehOnpitoulas
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Observation-Disclosures.

I 0ST Oh DESTROYE D-Two DRAFTS, AS
- 9eog described have been lost destroyed by damp
one Tor the sum of SSl3 81 by E. F. Mcae addressed
to and accepted by Slaughter, Smith Showel New Orleans
payable ten moaths after date 2d January 1860 Protested
Tor nonpaymeut One for the Of sl75, by Philip
Edredge addressed TO and accepted by Patton Smith
nam New Orleans payable twelve months after date
March, 1859 Protested for nonpayment. fair will
be paid for their return the owner for
corning them at the counting Of Conway Bro No 10
Camp street.
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rH1PPING VIA NEW BASIN

CHIPPING VIA NEW BASIN
ALABAMA WAREHOUSE, Shell Road side, below the
Brdge-Late Marshall ]. Smith Co.'S.
T. DUVAL
Is prepared and forward Merchandise by
steanboats or sail vessels to all points via New Basin.
Refers to Messrs MarshaJ. Smith Co, 81 CarOudeet
trset Messrs Huntingdon Bro 80 Matches street.
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ERANK NEwHALL,

1A................ CAMP STREET.
Between Common and Canal Streets -4
hand and Is constantly receiving direct from the
Manufacturers in the North Europe large elegant
assortment of WALL PAPER in Oak Mahogany and Marble
limitations Frsscoas CsnteFs Psnnellng, sstuary and
Scenery.
Saloons HsBa nd Public and Private Buildings finish edn
the most exquisite manner and the shortest notice
The attention City and Country Dealers is called to his
immense Stock of WALL PAPER embracing every variety
xtsn which he can dispose prices any similar
/, sabIHhmsnt in the country.
yE NOTICE. .................,..ICE NOTICE.
aving resumed the ICE BUSINESS respectfully solicit
patronage OF the public Orders left my Ice Depot Nos
Id nd 81 ST THOMAS STREET junction of AnnuneationI
Or Al \ my Office corner FULTON and COMMON STREETS,
viii PprOmptly attendsatO. " poswopTu
Corner Fulton and Common streets, up stairs,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

g BIEB........,...........,..... BIER
No. 20 CAMP STREET, UNDER THE CITY HOTEL
Jevelry, Watches, Silver and Plated Ware.
SOLE AGENT FOR @
SERMONS BRAZILIAN PEBBLES.
Fine Gold Watches Hunting Cases. diamond
engraved best makers rich Sets Bracelets Pins and Ear
rings Diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx and Etruscan Gold
IS Chains latest paerns Sleeve
and Studs of every variety and best workmanship
Scarf Masonic Pins, various desgns Silver
Plated Sets Table Forks and SpoUus Cups Gobets
Napkin Rings Casters etc. Pocket and Table Cutlery
makers and superior quality.
Clocks,
Office and Mantle in Bronze Marble and Wood
spectneIes,
Cold Silver, Steel and Shell mounted
The particular Of those needing helps to read ia
respectfully solicited semmons Brazilian Pebbles the hest
and only glasses that should New Pebbles reset in
old frames Particular attention paid repairing Watches and
Jewelry, the best workmen being employed
Remember. 20 CAMP STREET. under the City Hotel
SOAP................. SOAR .sOA r
j. II. KELLER,
soap Manufacturer,
Corner of st. andrew and Howard strssta New Orleans
Once and sale. room ITO 9raya street Bank Place
| A NDy JOHNSON WHEsRY-wE ARE NOW
reee!yng and will keen constantly h'9d the ceeofaeq
ANDY JOHNSON WHISKY, superior At cle Of hgh proof
western keetH ed the only purely Conservative liquor ~"
SeVea here aud justly verite with the supporters "a
rs barrels lsndinq ex Continental and Lacy Gay
l 80 Magazine stress
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sOAP--sOAP.
CHEMICAL SOAP
TAE BEST and CHEAPEST SOAP EVER OFFERED
FOR SALE.
No Family Should he without 1T.

Iii superior and cheaper than Northern Western
Soap The South rivals the North in manufactures She
longer dependent that article Of nscea superior Soap
She has all the of success and CHEMICAL SOAP
takes that special branch If try 1t you
will never be without 1t will wash and bleach your clothes
hen your hands, heal your wounds and for aught know
keep off the cholera.
One pound will make three gallons of Soft Soap.
1t will wash your hsnnes and soften and restore those
injured by improper washing.
1t will longer and much better than any other Soap.
Sold at the Factory, and by
GEORGE W BYRNFs d CO.,
Corner Poydras and New Lsvee streets.
Manufactured at SO Front street, New Orleans, by
GROW 4 co.
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sHERTFF,s SAFES
FOURTH DISTRACT couRr ~, MONKS d COBB VS.. JNo,
Of New orleans CADY-same VS. sa1ne-Nog Is

FOURTH DrsrR1cr CouRr ~, MONKS d COBB vs. JEO. p
Of New tjrIesns 'i I CADY-same vs. same-Nos Il al
Ply VIRTUE of two alias vvr,ts or a.,
tacas 20 me directed by the honorable Fourth Dcic
court OF New Orleans in the above entitled causes will pro
coed to sell at public auction the Merchants a5 s
GERS Exchange, Royal street between Canal and
streets in the Second District this cy on 5a
gay o. Mays 1866 at IL O'Clock the following described
/ A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all tbo
EetS ways privileges servudes appurtenRuces tkera
unto oeongng situated in the First District Of this citv in
SQUARE bounded by Magazine Constance Orange and RCh
ards Streets plan mace by L. Rezenstein srvva On
She "a day OF March 1858 and measures follows So iee
front on Constance street. by death Of I25 fall bea
ae lines, acquired by defendant from Mrs Elsa Ze,i
on the fh Gay OF March 1853 by passed before d / IA
ca5do late q notary public in this city.
District Of nH n Improvements thereon situated the First
arondelst Julia and St square bounded by St CHARLES
H. On photographic sketch, annexed att 81 H. ~ o
m the once y o. Stark notary public in this city dated Sd
1h WHCl Oh GROUND E0tett inches and
nes front on St ares stre by i6D feet 6lnches depth
between equal and parallel lines bounded in the bp
common alley 20 feet in width acquired by defendant from
r. NJ FISK by act passed before Peters notary uub
lie in this city, on the Stl July 1857, r.
g. A CERTAIN LOT OF GuOUND situated in the same
square designated as Lot No photographic sketch IN.
lie in this city dat l4h March, 1856 Said lot measures a.
rect inches and lines front st. Charles street dapt
OF i eet inches between parallel lines said lot IS bounded
IN the rear BY an alley way - feet in width the common
use OIL sala 9t and others and acquired by defendant the
Female orphan Society by act pased before T. o. Stark
tary public in this city, dated l4th March. 1876
4. A CERTAINVACANT LOl OFGk0UND situa4ad in tra
First District of this city in the square bounded by Magazine
Orange and Richard streets designated by the No
and measuring as follows 0wt 80 feet front Constance
street by depth of lbs feet between parallel lines together
Win a the rights ways sevitudes and appurtenances
Iul" peuhginE, acquired Dy defendant rom H. t "a
ieneger, by act before D l. RiGa"A~
III spot U Treasury notes
CHAS. BIENYENU,
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e spot, in o. S Treasury notes.
CHAS. BIENYENU,
Sheriff of the / arish of Orleans
E, L. SNIFF VS. LAyINIA J, SIXTH DISTRICT CouRr OF
HAMILTON and RICHARD NEW ORLEANS - No.
9 D0WNEs. 179Os.

E L. SNIFF VS.. LANINIA J. sixth DISTRICT COURT
G DOWNES 179OS.
DIV VIRTUE of n writ of seizure and safe
ID directed by the Honorable the Sixth strict Court of New
Orleans in the above entitled Charles Benvenu late
Sheriff and by said late Sheriff transferred will proceed
sell etPubc aucona the Merchants and Auconeers TX
change Rnya street between Canal end Cusomhouse
in the Second District OF this city sATURD Az The 23d
day June 1866 at IL o'clock the following de crbed pro-
perry, viz;
A CERTAIN SUGAR PLANTATION, known by the name
of True Hope Plantation situate in the parish lherye
the right bank Of the Mississippi river about mile be-
low the town of Pauuemne having about II pens front
said river and containing 6 superficial arpen composed of
the following tracts, viz:
l. measuring TX arpents front, less, by 40
apents in depth also another tract situate the
the above described tract measuring 81 apens front by
apeuts in depth also another tract in of the last
scrbed tract forming irregular Triangle and containing
about Is 50 arpents or less In SUPERFICIAL
chased by Mrs Dowues from Mrs Fupheme Kills widow
Charles N Bruse deceased and Felix Smend by before
G. Rousseau late RecGrde of said parish of bervlle,
the 10th day of January, 1854
2 tract measuring So arpsnts front by depth sufficient
give said tract of ~ arpent and another
adjoining the last described and containing 2O Rrpents
Jean Baptist Kills by acts passed before
said Rousseau Recorder the SOh day of January
25th day of February 1854
Together with all the buildings and improvements engines
machinery and apparatus OK cattle horses mules farming
utensils and all other apputenances of the said plantation
Seized in the above suit
HARRY \. HAYS,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT }
New Orleans, December 26, 1865.
WHEREAS, j. g. ReEden has apple tn me
to wit $3.50 ~ et'
bond dated the fifth of March, 1854 for the sum of fty
tnousand 30 lars, signed by William r. Bell A. D. Grief
kGhSrd England George RIe each for the of $1,000
ana Theodore Gillespie and E. H. Chadwick each for the sum
S5O the said bond being conditional faithful per
Torrance by the said G. Beden Of duties as Treasurer
Notice Is hereby given to all persons interested the
Secretary Of State within ninety days after the last puba
on OF this advertisement why the said bond should not be
cancelled and aunulled " ~
Given under hand and seal of State above this 18th
United States the ninetieth. = -
J. MADISON WELLS.
j. H. HARDY, Secretary of State
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-NotIce-Neither the Captain nor the
consgnces Of the British ship MONMOUTH from Liverpool
will be responsible for any contracted BY the crew
said vessel BYRNE, VANCE L CO.
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Steamers %earin9 Chs 1ar.
as ADVERTISED IN THE N o. CRESCENT
SPECIAL NOTICES.

-Omee of state Tax Collector Removed
The office of the undersigned State Tax Collector of the First
Dstrict' has been moved from the City Hall no
aeio street whereTax Payers will please call after
th LIST June. TH0MAa AsVEw
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SUNDRIES. ......."..,.............,s UHDRIEs.
100 bbls. Old Bourbon WHISKY
100 Kentucky River .
80 o. Old Rye =.
$50 cases CLARET
50 baskets CHAMPAGNE
100 cases BRANDY.
$50 sacks Rio COFFEE.
Is . PEPPER
100 cases SARDINES
100 4. Brandy FRUITS,
200 i. OYSTERS.
50 =. SALMON
50 j. HOLSTERS.
$50 !. Assorted FRUITS
20 frzins choice GOSHEN BUTTER
For sale BY r. BLEAKLEY co.,
Nos. s. 49, co. 81 and Ga Poydras street
New Orleans