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GALLIGHAN's PILLS
-FoR-
CHILLs AND FEVER.
A Certain Cure!
GAlghan's Pulls composed simply OF Vegetable Med
cines. They Uathartic Pills. acting upop the Stomach
Liver and B0Wes containing Arsenic, Cadme Blue
pre3rs claim for these Pills is Without the AID Of Cao
mel Blue Mass other minerals they will the most OBJ
stinste cases of
CHLLLS AND FEVER
DUMB AGUE,
PERIODICAL HEADACHE,
and all affections like character Follow the directions
and you viii ind they will do all that claimed for them
one box and their merits will them ever after
wards '0'
have used GalIghan's Pills have never known them
to fail to when the directions followed aud uues
tatingly recommend them public iav0r:
Hon. Hon. TAos 5Is H. WATTS Ex-S9ysrnof of Alabama.
Hon TH0S. j. JUDGE, Juice Supreme Court of Alabama
Hon. ROBE BOUCHER. Judge Ninth Circuit Court Of
Col JTo W A. SANFORD, Attorney Genera, AIabar,.
DAs @ sAYRE, Grand Secretary Grand Lodge of Ma.
TM. g WALLER L Sheriff Montgomery county, Alabama
Col. W CRAWFORD BIB,
Col G. RIDDLE, New Orleans, late Railroad Contractor
MaoF 4 4, BANKS. Commission Merchant New Orleans.
GEO: MASON, ESQ., Mayor Wetumpka, Alabama,
Wholesale Agents:
TH9S; y. 84ARRspEN, MAR SD n, 4ST g. Broadway, New York.
EDWAKb WiLBER 0O, honis,e & HeaRges' Rgs street. NY
BARNES y WARD 4 Co, New Orleans, La
E. ]. HART CO., :. :.
Sold by oil Druggists
Retail Price-81 SO per Box,
BLoUNT 4 HALE,
sols M, PFoprietors
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HooFLAND,s BETTERs.
AN INTERESTING QUESTION.

What class people will be most susceptible to attacks
from Cholera2
Evidently those affected with any disease Of the stomach
liver or Of the organs appertaning to digestion This
class of persons undoubtedly will be liable to contract
this disease than possessed strong healthy digestive
organs.
fhe question then naturally arises how shall restore
anu Keep these organs in heaty and normal condition
we answer by attention to diet, avoiding all undue excite
meA using moderate exercise, avoiding all Intoxicating
drinks no matter In what presented and by the use
according directions Of that great strengthening tonic
nooFLAND's GERMAN BrrrERs,
PREPARED BY DR. C. NJ. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA
This Bers compound of fluid extracts The roots and
herbs from which made are gathered in Germany e;r
virtues in the form Of extracts extracted by one of tba most
scientific chemists and pharmsceutists this country affords
Its
Not LIqnor Preparation,
In any of the word contains whisky rum or any
other Intoxicating Ingredients freely used in fam
lilies without fear risk of those using contracting the
disease vice Of ntemperance We wish this distinctly
understood many apt confpnd this Btsr with the
kind
During the
CHOLERA SEASON OF l849,
This Bers extensively used throughout the entire
country
AS A PREVENTIVE,
And we have not heard single instance in which this
Bittes used where the persons suffered from any the
symptoms of Cholera.
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. ET4T DE Ia LOUISIANA, DzP4RTEMENT L,ExEourrF,
Eouyelle- Orleans le II septembre 1866
TTENIMm r. gusnppIleatio z. etc faIte r mol
oeielle grer de a Deuxiee Cour de District de
la Nonvelle- Orleans, savoir
Une obligation datae p noyenbre 1850 pour Ia
de 5000 signe s. Wz, principal ct tenqe par
hyputheque special pfopete decrt dams Ia de oba
ton Ia ite obligation eant cOndonne pour la 6dee
cuon par lie dit p S. Wiltg, de dsyors greter
de Deune Cour de District de Ia Nouvelle Orleans
dit
Avis est consequence onne toues les inte
avor ire connaitre aert hureau u
teira dams les 80 iours Gu uivronta drners pabca
ton de eee proclamation les rais0ns pour leequele 10 dit
obligation ne sefait pas csnceIe ct annule.
D0nne ma signature ct e de pEtat "a date
edessns ct la peme ndenendanee Etats Unis
]. MADISON WELLS.
Il Par le GDuyerneur.
CHARLES b. HARDY, Assistant Saeretsre dfEtat
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MAGGrEL,s PILLS AND sAL7E

MAGGTEL'S PILLS AND sALTE
Are almost universal in their effects almost
always guaranteed
FOR BILIOUS DISEASES
Nothing can be productive cpre than these Pills
Their almost magic influence felt aad the
concomans of the distressing disease are removed
These remedies made from the purest
VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS.
They will not harm the dsicate female and can b.
given with good effect in prescribed to the younge
babe.
FOR CUTANEoUs DISORDERS
And all erupions of the skin the sALvE most Invaluable
It does not heal externally alone the
searching effects to the very rost Of the evil.
DR.. MAGGIEL,S PILLS
INVARIABLY CURE TEE FOLLOWING DIsEAsEs:
Asthma Headacbe
Bowel Complaints Indigestion
Coughs, Influenza
Colds, Inflammation
Chest Diseases, Inward Weakness
CostiYeness, Liver Comp aiuf
Dyspepsia, Lowness OF Spirits
Diarrhea, .... Ringworm
Dropsy, Rheumatism
Debility Salt Rheun,
Fever and Ague, scalds
Skin Diseases.
Each BOZ Contains 1a Pills.
ONE PILL IS A DOSE.
R5- NoTrcE-None genuine without the engraved trade
mark around each pot or box, signed by DOCTOR j.
MAGGIEL, Kew York, to counterfeit which is felony,
pS Sold by all respectable Dealers in medicines throughout
the United States and Canada IS per box or pot
BARNES, WARD & co, Agents,
New Orleans.
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From Hon james Thompson Judge Of the Supreme Court
Of Pennsylvania
PHLApELPHIA April 2S, 1866
consider HoofandS German Bttersn - valuable med
icine in Of attacks of Indigestion Dyspepsia
certify this from my experience of it,
Yours with respects JAMES THOMPSON.
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from A. McMakn, Esq, New York No. 663 Broadway
March 60 1861
DEAR SIRI take great pleasure in estifyng the extra
ordRay remedial qualities of the Boohnd German Btters
procured at your establishment,
member of the family has been many year, perfect
Dyspepsia Papitaon of the Heart other distress
ing ospings of torpid liver until persuaded t. try The
above celebrated remedy which IN few weeks resulted
making her Ito use her own words =" womann
You at liberty make any of this you see fit or
refer similar sufferers to Yours truly,
A. MoMAKIN
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NEW YORK.

" EYy 1OfSEAs
CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES
NO BIG PRoFITs-No DULL TRADE.
Eight Hundred for Sale
G. w1TTY's CARRIAGE WARERo ooMs,
s $50 and 6s8 Broadway; l66 no Crosby
oaice 6ss Broadway, New York
REFERENCES.
E. FULTON, New Orleans, La.
B. L. MANN, New Orleans, La
ABRAHAM 4 GOLDSMITH, New Orleans.
S. X JOHNSON, Alexandria, La
WM BoaEL, Baton Rouge, La
Toxs...., .oH1NA'
FANCY GOODS, BEADS, MARBLES, STATES, SLATE
PENCILS, ETC,
At
Strasburger q Nuhn'as
65 Maiden Lans, cor. William street, New York
their line and having laid their full stock for st
the lowest gold rates enabled TO offer for the coming sea-
Buyers win do well to favor them their confidence and
aaii orders promptly executed.
EsTARLIsMED In 1s4g.
r ,,;s PAPER M At LESS THAN IA MANUFACTURERS Anu ss
high prices Issr the largest and bss. assorted @ stock Of
Booksellers statones Printers and Binders win save money
by first examining ny 0s 9ESeTs b pa prqmPy nBdy ed
NOA Beekman street. New York. Che Old standl
nRY GooDs. ......,.....,..,AUTUMN 1866.
1o
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MEDICAL.
Dn. mAae1Eh,s PILLS AND sALvn-

TIE. MAGGIEA's PILLS AND sALvE-
A NEW AND GRAND EPOCH IN MEDICINE.
Dr Magslels Pills and salve.
that bat little Endorsement their Physc need be
made The Pilsof Ur Maggiel contain mineral. They
do not GRIPPE and they do eneebe the system by extreme
purging. They universal in creating
A VIGOROUS APPETIT2l
And coepondngy strengthen the digestion They tone the
Liver clear the Head steady the Nerves To those
are not familiar with the use of
BR. MAGGIELis PILLS.
As an anbous remedy the following extracts variou
letters will be, 1t hoped sufficient Importance Justify
the quoting of them here:
What the Patients Say OF DIR. Masgleps
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-16

As an antbous remedy the following extracts from varou
letters will be- It'll hoped sufficient Importance justify
the quoting of them here:
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OFFICIAL.

STATE or LOUISIANA EXECUTIVE DEPARTaEsr, TaEr
Lls New Orleans, September l4th 1856. s
EETKHEREA2, r. 81 VEllsz has applied to me
wv for the caneeling Of his official bond Clerk of the
Second District Court Of New Orleans to-wit
bond dated the I'd day of November 1861 for the Of
S5Q gned p S. Wiltz principal secured by special
mortgage his property described in said bondhe said bond
being for the faithful performance by said p
Wilt, of his duties Clerk, aforesaid.
Notice hereby given all interested In said bond
30 show in writing at the Office Of the Secretary of
within ninety days after the last publication of this advertise
ent Why ne said bond should Io Be cancelled and annsd
dependence of the United States the ninety first
j. MADISON WELLS.
By the Governor
CHARLES 0. HARDY, Assistant Secretary Of State.
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\ NEW AND GRAND EPOCH IN MEDICINE.
Dr AHarglers Pills and sarve.
A VIGOROUS APPETITZl

And cospondngy strengthen the digestion They the
Liver clear the Head steady the Nerves To those
are not familiar with the use of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-16
MEDICAL.
SOUTHERN ToNrc-soUTmERN TONIC

After years of successful trial both in this city and
the country the request of number of persons ho
have beneatedb by Its USE have concluded pre-
to the public
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-16

ERW ORLEANS.
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FUTURa AUCTION SAFES.
SALES AT AUCTION
BY
J.B. WALTON & DEsLoNDE.


Wednesday, May 3Ofh.
For succession Gilbert 8. axknsEran 70 front store
corner Of unin Csr0ndeiet residence hs
~ q Canal and Rampant streets brick Customhouse
street, between Chartres and D0rsisrs streets
euT ots OF nd on Common and Magnolia streets.
One valuable SOU Of ground in RteServlLe
or saesesson Of charles MoHcurethe three story brick
aV2s 40 Ks Canal street. between atrats
succession Of Gilbert s, Hawknsbank stock, hank
kgf suggestion Of ~ s. McKennabsnk stock scFfps
and fGedAno streets.
Saturday, june ed.
o saeeesslon Of john sarkeyands st. Helena parish.
parish. - COMMUNICATING ~ o. 1een''
{ ne square Of ground in Carrollton zsEzg
I"o lots Of ground on Grand Isle BarYatarsa -1gr3
FO . pm lti0n-E aluahle Lands the n o. ] 4 RI N r
H. near lle4t4w Hammond and &mite stations
Wednesday, June Ssh,
Handsome Residence and Grounds On the eorna- NJ q
Charles and UpperL streets the Carrotop Railroad
"wednesday, Jnne 18th
The ram Nashville and Machinery
Saturday, June 18th,
For succession Of William B. Wilson, corner of Idbey ard
For succession Of H F. MeKennayaIuabls hrfcs ,v.-.
houses and cotton Sheds Commerce street opsit
boat landing, in Shreveport La.
Saturday, June Esd.
For succession of Mrs E. Monord-To three sorz
Brick Stores aud Warehouses Tehouptouas street nay
Gravier street.
Wednesday, June 9th.
WIN. H. Homes his crsditors-syndc ssIe-a valuable
lot Of ground IN Bouligny
R3y~ FOR particulars advertisements
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avnear nd d of
rssctizod an fks which bs u0t be terminated HI
XII Is Of tEin sc GiyIgnd Shall not he con idered az
fr,s nav ~ p nro6ts nf the COMPANY and IN case of
aT nts diosses whereby CAPITAL stock Of said Company
lesseued gupBequent dividends shall BIO made until
such dimnuton Sha nave oseh covered una aoe up W
tue Proht'' s,sy,p,,rrn
= a., , ,,d,is r. H, AZ an s,a,ota a.,
IN lns yeHIly ~ sI =, ~ a ~ @ w
sIlouL. W o pa - ~ 81 vi, L. N.Y. IL ssu XII
cent On i Wy ~ - VIZ ca n @ y ssht ahu he sutPhs
s t y ii ~ ciI ~ oy y, ~, ~ ~, " ID M sit
sSU a r. hi ncf,Ts ~ js,a ~ " Eo f
e.. e. LA bsreg " ~ ''Ns''eS w sNs eS'SAh'A"els
'V' iu' pau 'e' z,vr,.rv-,,
After the whole capital stock Of the Company shall have
been psd ~ the Board Of Directors shall have the right to
1eunc rom each yearly dividends and lay by such part Of said
than Three Hundred and sgyenLyhy Tnusnnd Dollars
SHAH have been formed and realized to be added to capital
stock Of SAID Company
TyENrY.vrRsr,
..-,,,, "A'
ANY sGockhoders VINO SNAIL a or neglect 70 pay any install
herein shaIl fSe II the CoIonor ali rsya1s nayteents
and cease to be a stocshodeT Of gaid Conpsny f'
- 1890 1'F'1''
TwESTY-sECoED
Nh stocl sbstl In tronsforod r.ss ob .aD, bo made
nm tbe hnoke % Nc sIornen oha Il @ 40 daeire
IN "a b taol yIioIyy ~ "a any " III -, 81 ~
i, hanI d ba NV ~ H. III 2 ena u tie snhs
othe obligations Of The party purchasing provided the subs
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NOTTUE 10 no VDMOLDBRs AND oTHER
Creditors of the City of Mobile.
MAYORS OFFICE, May Il, 1866.

MAYORS OFFICE, May IA, 1866
Apersons holding bonds other evidences of debt
against the city of Mobile hereby notified requested to
make known to N WEEKS City Treasurer the chaaotorond
amount of such Indebtedness fully describing the same, and
also whether snch claims be due and If DUE when and where
payable, and if not, when they will mature.
The statement of claims hereby called for must hed with
the City Treasurer before the day of October 1866
The city desires the Indebtedness by the Issue of
new bonds and the bonds will ready delivery by the first
day of July. 1866
m WITHERs, Mayor.
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ErAr "A 1oggslAzE PsFAnrzsF z Pc 1,Ezzggr1

EfAT Ia LOUISIANA, pEPARTENEsT DE L'ExECurF
Nouyelle- Orleans e % decenbre 1865.
TTENDU qu'aPpi1cattOn u etc faite moi
IA par j. G. Beden pour cancellation de obligation or
hcielle CONNIE Tresorler d'Etst SAVIOR:
Une obligation daete du cling 1861 pour Ia de
einq4a1e mile piasres, signee par William R. Bell A. D.
Grief Richard England George kulef chacun pour
Theodore Gillespie ct E. H. Chadwick chacun pour 5000;
ade obligation etant condtionnee pour fdee execution
lie dit j. G. Beden de devor Trasoer susdit;
Avis e par m present donnie tous caux qu sont nrssses
dams lndite Obligation de mOntrer Ia eetuTe
du seeretaire Etat, dici quaevingdx ours de
derniee publication de Get avis les raons pour esqueea
dite obligation ne serait pas caneelse ct uHnuIee.
Dome main ct e dEtat, ci-dessus
Geme Jour De decembre, 1863 ct lie
vieme de Undergraduates dea Etats-Unis
j. MADISON WELLS,
/ II HARpY SAcrataira dsIstat
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SIAIE OF LOUIsLANAt EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,1
New Orleans, December IS, 1855
WHEREAs, u. g. BeTden has applied to me
to wit
bond dated the fifth Of March, 1854 for the sum Of any
thousand do lars, signed by William r. Bell A. d. Grief
Richard ENGLAND George geq each for the sum Of
Of 5000 the said bond being conditional faithful per-
fomance by the said G. Beden Of his Treasurer
aforesaid
Notice hereby given to all persons interested in the above
described bond to show in writing at the Office
Secretary Of State within ninety days after the publica
ton Of this advertisements why the said bond should be-
cancelled and annullsd.,
Given under hand and seal Of the State above
day Of December p 1865 and of the Independence Of the
United States the ninetieth-
BY the Governor;
j. B. HARDY, Secretary Of State
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Thus done and passed the city of New Orleans the day
month and aforesaid the of Adophe Lenes
and Lewis O. WoOdve witnesses, who hereunto sign
names with said parties and me notary
The original is signed;
Geo. w. Manson, c. Al Eagar, Edward Rigney
and others.
A A. Lenes, L. G. WOodTille,
Edward Barnett notary public.
A true copy from the Original
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
The undersigned Deputy Recorder of Mortgages for the
parish and City of New Orleans State Louisiana certifes
that the foregoing Charter day been recorded In
his office in Society B. No 6k 100 to lO9
NEW ORLEANS, May LIST. 1866
GlguedD CHARLES E. LENEs
Deputy Recorder.
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PROPRIEToRs--J. p IRWIN D. H, HILL.
CHARLOTTE N c.

TRRMs-we propose to publish Magazine containing nom
sixty to eighty pages the of those Bocwoods Mag
aziue for THREE DOLLARS year in advance or FIVE
DOLLARS if paid TIN the end of the year; begin
the the May provided he subscription list
will justify the undertaking the cash subscribers uol 10 pay
til after the receipt Of tbs EIst number,
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CITY OF MOBILE.
PROPOSALS FOR GAS.
MAYORS OFFICE

MAYORS OFFICE,
NOZZLE, May u, 1856.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Mayor and
Gasght Committee until the LIST day July 1866 for lighting
the city of Mobile Gas both for eonsumption in the Pub
lie Lamps and Public Buildings the city and for furnishing
Gas for the use of the inhabitants thereof the period Of
- years.
The proposals must state how much for each lamp will be
charged per annum and how much will charged each for
the erection ofnew Iron Posts Street Lamps
wherever required and how much per thousand cubic feet for
Gas consumed by the inhabitants in the Public Buildings
the city
Other details othe contract hereafter be agreed
Parties desiring submit Proposals. are authorized tn cal,
on the City Treasurer for all necessary information on the
subject @ ..s r== +.s-z....
Bond and security will be required the punctual and
faithful performance ofthe contract.
Proposals be sealed up deposited with the CITY
Clerk. j. NJ. WITHERs, Mayor
NOTICE TO nOVDHOLDBRs AND OTHER
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AUCTION SALES TINS DAY.

FIRST GLASS PROPERTY FoR 1NvEstMENT-GRAs-
tie Store corner Of Carondsles and Union sroots-Dvol
ling Hou'o on the South corner Of Canal and Rampar.
'treo''-BFiek Store asosouss street occupied by
cFamsr Co., between chartrs, and Dotssrs streets.
Also-Four Lots Of Ground on Common aud Magnolia
streets ands Square Of Ground in Rksrvosueeesston
Of Glberts Hawkins, dseaased-sseoud Dssro, Court,
No. 2l,270.
BY J.B. WALTON d. DEsLONDE,
LIB. WALTON, Anctioneer,
ofce-47 Carondslet street. corner of Union.
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rFO, WHOAEsALE -GohTEM-
plat ng change in busn offer for sale favor
able terms entire stock Staple and Fancy GROCERiES
together with FIXTURES and LEASE for Term Of years of
cur store No. 10 and ~ Front street
Terms and c0niit will be made highly advantageous to
parties OF desiring make the purchase An estab
shed excellent tds Influenced in favor Of the
purchaser If sold private sale before that time the
whole will be offered Al "WEDNESDAY, May 30
w @ GRAHAM & co, As and II Trout street.
BAN Office wanted rent near 9arondelet street
W. @, @, CO.
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OFFIEIAEl.


STATE OF LOUISIANA EXECUTIVE DEPARTMEET
New Orleans, May II, 1865
WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
" 70 me W 3eArge Howes for the caucalIing on
ea ho7d as Constable Of the Second Justices Court
sh Of Orleans TO wit -
bond dated the 18th of April 1865 for the sum Of five thou
and dolars signed by George Howes principal
White as security the said bond being given for the fshuI
by the said George Howes his duties Consta
Notice hereby given all persons interested in tbs aboye
described bond 70 hhow in writing the nca the Sec
reay Of State within ninety days theiast publication Of
eelled and annuled. -
Given under my and seal of State as above and Of
the Independence of tine United States the netieth
j. MADISON WELLS
CHARIEs o. HARDY, Assistant Secretary Of State
kTAT De Ia LOUISIANA, DEPARTENEyT tExECUTrF,
Nouvelle- Orleans le IT mai, 1866
A TTENnU QUtUNE APPLICATION MIA ETE FAIL
"A W par George Hoves pour Ia cancellation desdn obligation
oce CONNIE CONSTABLE de la Seconde Cour de Justice de Ia
paruisse d'Orleaus, s4voir
I'm bon date lie II avrl 1866 pour Ia sornme de Gina mile
plastres signe par George HOwes principal ct E. D.
~ lte CONNIE caution, cHutonnemen etant dome pour
Ia hdee execution par edt George Howes e7os
me Constable cidessus.
Avis consequence donne tautes les pesOnnes nt
ressees GFoir fare eonnatre eer bureau
aire dEat dams es 80 jours q suYront la drHsra pube
ou de proclamation, raisons pour lsouaje " DIT
rautionr eEnent serait pas cancele ct anHuiIe.
Donne sous ma signature ct 10 de Etat date
cidessus ct la 99eme de pindependance ii Etaa Uns
Par lie Gouverneur:
CHARLES o. HARDY, Assistant secretaire dEtat
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ERIDAY, 1at of June, sSs, at ii O'Clock
NJ by virtue and in pursuance city ordinance No. a.
SERIES dated Mayoraiy New Orleans City Hail. l1h of May
1866 viii be sold in the Room corner of St Charles and Ora
vier Streets under the St. Charles HOTEL commencing on
FRIDAY, lst of June, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, continue from
day to day at the same pace hour the following vaua
BILE property
ALL THAT PORTION OF THE BATTURE, comprised
within the square bounded by St. Louis CONT Peters
Clay streets.
N THE TWO SQUARES bounded by Cont and Custom
house Clay and Front streets
IN THE TWO SQUARES bounded By customhouse 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 NOtre Dame and
St Joseph, Delta and Water streets.
cash in matured and lawful obligations
Of the city New Orleans o. Treasury notes. and the
balancein equal nsameuts divided into coupons required
one two three years. credit with special mort
gage the property sod said interest at per
per from date maturity and then paid
per cent thereafter payment with privilege on the
part the purchasers pay the whole any part of their
notes in cash
Boash payments be made the time of adjudica-
ton.
Acts of sale before W J. oaste City Notary and all
expenses including Revenue stamps be paid by pur
chasers
plan to be had at the time.
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RemovaI-The ONCE OF the New Or
leans Opeousas and Great Northern Railroad re-
moved to No. 90 CANAL STREET, near Old Levee
April 26 1866 GEO W. sQUIREs, Secretary.
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-EOtice-NeIther the Captain nor the
Consznees of the British ship MONMOUTH from Liverpool
will be responsible for any debts by the crew
said vessel BYRNE, VANCE a co.
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SUEDBTEs. "............., .sUNDREEs
100 bbs Old Bourbon WHISKY
100 .. Kentucky River ..
50 j. Old Rye ..-
$50 cases CLARET.
90 baskets CHAMPAGNE
100 cases BRANDY.
$50 sacks Rio COFFEE. ..r
% =. PEPPER.
100 cases SARBINES.
100 e. Brandy FRUITS
200 o.. OYSTERS
so e.. SALMON.
80 =. HOLSTERS.
25l p. Assorted FRUITS.
30 ffkins choice GOSHEN BUTTER.
For sale by R. BLEAKLEY & CO,
Nos, S. s. co. g. AID "a Poydras street.
New Orleans.
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THE LAND WE LovE-A MONTHLY

Devoted to Literature, Agriculture and General Intelligence
and comprising Reports of Battles, Incidents and
Anecdotes of the Late War never
beiure published.
BY Gen. ID. ~. HIN, late of the Southern Army.
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Special NOtIce-Omce OF the London
and Lancashire Fire Company 60 Carondeet street.
New Orleans May r. 1866 after this date this Com
pany will return TWENTY PER CENT of the premiums
charged
By order of the Board.