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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-05

BY Won ZINKEN q sULLY,
AUGuoNEERs
LEON Won zINKEE, City Auctioneer
0face-Nos IG6 Grayier and II Union street.

"WEDNESDAY, june 9th, at IL o'clock
NJ by virtue and in pursuance city ordinance No ~
SERIES dated Nayoraty New Orleans City Hail. lth of May
1866 will be sold the Room ofst Charles aud Gra
ver streets, under the St. Charles HOTEL commencing
FRIDAY lst of June, at IL O'Clock NJ, and continue from
day to day at the same place hour the following yaua
BILE property
ALL THAT PORTION OF THE BATTURE comprised
within the square bounded by St. Louis and CONT Peters and
Clay streets.
IN THE TWO SQUARES bounded by CONT and Custom
house Clay and Front streets,
IN THE TWO SQUARES bounded by OustOmhouse 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.
s-TERms-oneaih cash in rnaured and lawful obligations
of the city New Orleans orin u S. Treasury notes.
balance in equal usaments divided coupons required
of one wO three four years. credit with special mort
gage the property od said notes to bear interest at per
cent per annum from date to maturity fnot then paid
per cent thereafter until final payment with privilege on the
part the purchasers to pay the whole any part of their
notes in cash,
NB-cash pay to be made at the time of fadudoa-
tion. ..z
Acts Of sale before " J. oasten City Notary and all ex
including Revenue stamps to be paid by the pur
chasers.
Plan exhibited at the office oflo auctiOneer Autographed
!, plan to be had a: the same time
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-05
LOTTERIES.
X ENTUCKY STATE SINGLE NUMBER
LOTTERY.
HENRY WOOD 90, MANAGERS.
Capital Prize, 100000.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY,
. CLASS c,
To he drawn at Covington, Kentucky,
ON SATURDAY, JUNE I6rH, 1855
Only 10000 Numher.-oas Prizes.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
approximation prizes of $1,000 each for the nine re-
manning units OF the same ten Of the number a. m
drawing the 100000 prize are .......,.s..... S9OOU
approximation prizes Of $500 each foT the nine re-
manning units Of the same ten Of the number 80
drawing the $4,000 prize are .....,.. b4UJ
9 approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine re-
naming units of the ten Of the number
drawing the $4,000 pHze Of. ;......,.. 45OO
approximation prizes Of $3.50 each for the nine
naming units Of the Of the number
drawing the $4,000 ize are ..............,. 2IVJ
approximation prizes OF $3.50 each for the nine re-
naming units of the ten Of the number
drawing the S5 600 prize 2250
approximation prizes Of S2uO each for the nine re-
naming units of the ten Of the number
drawing the $3.50 prize 1,SU
2T0 approximation prizes Of 800 each for the nine
dFswipg the slo0O pTizes 27OO0
Az nrizes amounting .....,..... s3S2 500
Whole tickets s2i Halves Sl2 Quarters, S6i Eighths,
So; SiXeenths 81 50,
Tickets sold and prizes cashed by
CHAS. L. HOWARD. Licensed Dealer,
No. 10 Camp street. or
Lock Box 692 Post Office New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-05
LEGAL NOTICE.

THE STATE OF LOUTSIANA--F0URTH
District Conrt Of New OrleansI hereby certify, hat on
the l7h day ofMay 1856 was rendered ia this gflrF
the following entitled suit in the words and figures tooW
ing to wit:
MRS. COURTNEY NJ. CAMERON VS. wM. H. CAMERON
No. 1886.
1t is ordered adudged that the Judgment By
default entered herein the 9th April 1850 be neg
made final that there be udgment Ayo Of palnt
Mrs Courtney ". Norton, wife Of William DAnqeoh anu
between them said plaintiff be restored to the adlns
traion of her paraphernal property rights ana
oher the said plaintiff the Of twentyone anu
eight dollars snd sixteen cents with Anu oss
suit and with privilege and tacit moIgage On III
ment,
sId SlElsa Y Nv A-0 ioUO' PAUL E. THEARD, Judge
In testimony whereof have herelht9 se l5y l5G9 anu
aBxed the seal Of the sad gouL " s II, T,pd M,
e6 bnSdred and sxtsx and the ninetsh year Of he In
dependence 81 the uni''' F. DICK, Deputy Clerk
w sr,,T,A AT DE La LOUISIANE-QUATRIEME
Gonr de District de Ia Nouvelle Orleans-Je certlfe paE
- nrssntes que e lime jour de mai 1866 iugemeRt etc
u an cette aare cdessous, dams les ertleB
! ct chifres suiFants, SAVIOR
! w,If COURTNEY M. DAMERoN VS. WIN. Il. CAMERON
Nl No. 1896.
est ordonne aduge decrete que ugement deaQt
nrpistre av 1866 soft mRintenant eonrpe et rendu
anal du ugement fayenr de 10 pagnante, MIne
Conrney NJ Norton, epoue de William H DRneron, et
e sop dt mari separation de hens
ua dite pagnaute reprenne administration de bisnB
ntan ses droits ct credits Que dit mari, William H
In paypr IaditA naigTfante
p d deux mile quarantehuit pastres 6 ain
rs ct privilege ct hypoJheqqe
cite biens mmeubes pour garanr lie paienen ct af
faire ce jugement
Sgne le q mai 1866. ,--.
En- dequoi ai pose main Of le de ladits Gear,
en- Ia Vile Nouyee Orleans 25me iour de mai ans
j. + DICK. Dep -Gret8er
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-05
lAMERoN Is. VA. Z. pAMERoN,
AND Provisions.

400 bbls, extra MESS PORK.
80 casks BACoN-Clear and Ribbed Sides.
500 bbs super6ne, Extra and Choice Extra FLOUR
100 kegs Choice LEAF LARD.
% ties. Sugarcured HAMS.
Louisiana SUGAR and MoLAsSEs.
Rio and old Java COFFEE.
Virginia Manufactured TOBACCO.
RICE, SOAP, STARCH, etc., etc, etc
BIpWELI, PAYNE 90,
Y Tehoupitoulss street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-05
BIZ j. II. WALTON a. DEs LoEDE,
J. B. WALTON, Aactionesr,

) NJ al sse s MerebaRtsI and 3actioneepb Ezehsnse ia
rreet between Customhouss and Canal streetst v hB
That we'll known choice and eleibly located PROPERTY,
pied by the New Orleans Jackson NoEtsF-
rSad G0npSny Sn gspg s s5e9 SR9es
The lot measures Sc feet inches front street by
l70 feet inches and four lines in deth between parallel Ines
building c5ntaniug on the rst floor large bsnking foo
viii SUPERIOR vaults precLors PEesdeats an4 GasAgEs
upper stories of building are arranged iS ss eas
ing the and eOnvenences Of modern residence
Offices Kitchens store rooms stables
etf eIf eIf the b5irv and proyeess are 5 ne
very quality, having been erected by the le Benjamin
5 5oyrs d rsl ast Wi,I9s less dgsioe su ~ s F' ~
This fine property should command the attention IF eapita
lists promising the character Of
its central location Of the most improving streets in
Tsssyest5 aaaa4e Tie CITY Hal and tie Marsqas mid
gives it value equal to any similar property IN the
This property leased United States the nrinal
inst be vaceed upon thirty days notice the Governments
having the privilege to cancel the lease and vacae nPon s
a9@ TERMS ASp CoNDgrross one-third Cash, in D 5.
in the of the purchasers to their own order able
eight per cent per annum from date until paid, with
special mortgage on the property until h9a Payms4' ISs me
credit paymentby the purchaser and the policies tnsse
Act OF sale before notary public, at the
expense Of the purchasers including the United sate5 revenue
CHOICE PROPERTY FOR INyEsTMEGT-A LARGE
double three-story Brick Store Magazine street pOy
dras street. one Of the best business stands in the city,
BYJ.B. WALTON d DEsLONDE,
J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer
ofice-No. II Carondelet street
| SATTRDAY, june ., at 1s /, o'clock = H.,
street beween Customhouse and Canal streets a. pHt
LOT OF GROUND situate on Magazine street. in She
square bounded by Poydras lafayette Camp and Ma55a
Thempsoa surveyor dated March Is isa measlfin u
inches front Magazine street. by depth Of al sgt
The improvements npon the above described lot eer.
Magazine street in good repair ana We'll suited for t
s T @ so+ 81 S sSD Pss bs oa9a
~ TERxs-one-balf Cash in U. s. Treasury notes
remainder a credit of IL months, in the note ct the
chaser payable his order bearing interest the sa
property unti paid The buildings 70 kept Insured
g & 9i ens S, yereosS & NnG Ppieigs uq7 f y
pense the purchasers including the United States
stamps.
SALE OF RAILROAD MATERIAL.
ERIDAY, june 18th, 1868, on the Level.
the foot of St Joseph street. public auction the fol
lowing materials appertaning the u S. Military Razoaa
on St, Joseph street, will be sold
500 Cast Iron Chains
2lOo Clamp Chains, for Fish Bar Rails.
$50 Fish ar Iron Plates.
8222 Cross Ties, more or less
Sale to commence at lOAM.
Rs-TERns-cash in u S. Treasury Notes.
BY order of Col, @. c, s4wTELLE,
Chief ouar.eTmaster.
E. j. sTRANG,
Brevet Lieut.. Colonel, Assistant ouarteruiastsE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-05

FOURTH DISTRICT couRT HENRY ". TAYLOR vs.. j. R.
OF NEW ORLEANS. LATHAM.-Ne l57I4
DY VIRTUE of an alias Writ of Fieri Fa-
III cias directed by the honorable the FOnrth District
Court Of New Orleans in the above entitled Twill proceed
sell at public auction the Merchants and Auconeers Ex
change Royal street. between Canal and Cust0mhOue Streets
the second District of this city FRIDAY the 9th day
Of July 1866 at y O'Clock the following described property,
viz:
the buildings and improvements thereon, and appuTte
privileges and advantages thereto belonging situate in
the First District of this oity designated lots Nos.
2 o. % "a of square No H. which is bounded by St.
Magdaen st Mark Graver and Perddo per plan
Phelps late surveyor dated 22d December 1874 and
deposited the office Of the late David L. McOay, notary
public in this city which lots in American
according plan follows, towit Lots No 81 p and
% adOn each other have each 30 feet inches and lines
front GrayeT street. 80 feet in width in the lot 2l
having depth of LOG feet nine inches on the line OF lot No 20
l8 inches in depth the line Of lot Nos o. lot
p having depth Of ll3 feet inches the line Of lot No 2
l9 feet inches the line Of lot No 23 lot No y hav
depth of lIg feet II inches the line of lot No % and
26 feet 6inches The line Of lot No "a Lot No a forms
Of Grver and St Magdeleue streets and
30 inches front Grayer street. l33 feet in depth and
the line dividing from lot No 2S and 20 feet f inches in
width the rear line.
Being property acquired by the defendant by pur
chase from j. B. Hubbard per act passed before L. g. Cots
chalk notary public in this city, on the 18th day Of Decem
ber 1861.
Seized in the above suit.
HARRY T. HAYS.
Sheriff Of the parish OF Orleans,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-05
sHERIFF,s sALEs.

MERCHANTS MUTUAL. IN FIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF
MARCUS J. ZUNTL. } NEW ORLEASs-No. I7,'J''
DY VIRTUE of writ of GeTi facias to
ID directed by the Honorable the Fifth QisttcJ Lou
New Orleans, the above entitled cause VIII proceed
sell public auction, the Merchants and auction
eers Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Cist4
house streets in the Second District Of this city, on H
DAY the 9Th day Of July 1856 at II o'clock NJ, the ioo"
SEVEN LoTs or GROUND, situated in the Fourth Dis
rct Of this city in the square bounded by washington
Avenue Fourth Prrtania and Plaluemine nov Colseum
streets and designated by Nos 2 D. l3 Il - and ppr-
tOn Of lot No. Il; said lots measure as i0lOwst
Lots Nos. and measure each twenty-five feet nine nche
four aud onehf lines front Plaquemine nov Co5eam
By hundred and twenty-five feet six inches aad 9uf
lines in depth lot No forming the corner of faqueLnne
now Coseum and Fourth streets. as per pan drawn 6y os
hangen architect under date 2st January 1870 and deposited
in the Office Of g. r. Sringer late notary pabc in TINS city
Lot measures twenty-five feet front on Plaquemine
NOV Coliseum street. by hundred and twenthye ieet m
depth plan by Anehauen architect dated 5th May
1886 and deposited in the Office Of r. Beard lae notary
public In this city. es per plan No. 81.
Lot No. adOns LOT No 2 and atty feet 'front.' on
Plaguemine Coliseum by hundred and tweu
tyfye feet in deph plan by Bnsson surveyor dated
5h March 1872 and deposited in the Office Of l. G1so late
notary pubci this city. 49, -
And ots Nos l3 Il and 10 each twenty sgat set
ten inches front Fourth street. BY one undrad aad twenty
nine feet in depth; and the portion Of lot No. Y measures two
feet inches front Fourth street by hundred and
twenty-n til deph and adjnin5 lot No 3 per plan
by Hen architect dated 18th April 1853 a1d deposited
in the Office of Thomas Layton late notary puolc in this
city together with all the buildings and improvements thereon
! seized in the above suit
| "a IBRHs-Cash On the spot,
| HARRY 7. HAYS,
| Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-05
rmEMYDRAuL1o CLoTnEs wAsHEH

AND WRINGER.
The best and most useful invention Of the kind for saving
household labor ever invented.
Has and better saving time abor
and the and tear of fabrics washed than any other
cne All the other machines either the clothes and wear
them utspeedy do not satisfactorily perform their work.
HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
This is not he There rubbing Of the clothes, and
consequently and tear The washing is com
petey and thor Qughs performed by the of the wheel
alone Send for circular, giving fun explanation or call
examine them at thu General Southern Agency.
Good Inducements o.fered to agauss elsewhere.
S. NJ. BARTON & co.'s,
No, II Tchoupitoulas sire
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-05
POSITIVE sALE-FoE A DIVISION or INTEREST.
BIZ j. Il. WALTON s. DEsLoSDE

GATURDAY, June 9th, at IL O'Clock BE,2
~ Eas asTeaan1 % @ anq Aaetionesrs Ezcangs On 60
4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND situate IN he Fifat
9 * Charles sn Perddo es a9iS fr " N eto1 ersF # "
rondest and Union streets and measuring, American
Fec inches and Union street 81 FEET lacas and
the line parallel to Carondelet 80 fest
inches the other side line parallel To- Union street, The
whole agreeably 70 sketch drawn BY g A. Arnas Deputy
before E. Bouny, Notary Public, in this city, dated ID
Tosetber with the improvements thereon conssr thss
Tostory Brick Roof Buildings fronting Carcn6e3et
street and Two sIqfy nacs Ssn y
and the location being in the yY center of business
they VIII command high rents and good tenants thus Offering
uuususi opportunity for Investment
E TERHs-0ne-third cash in o. g. Treasury notes ths
remainder Of the purghaserin equal
payable sa and years, bearing interest AZ s ra9
q Pef cent & & per ennuid y m aa sPefa & ao56 y 4 70 @
ss alyision between the owners The hul5ig are e
sar by tn purchaser the amount OF their full alae Hf
ts Ehe PAYMENT Of the hrst notes. and the policy Transferred
Ac. d sale betsre Octave Darulas notary paalfc a.
Lae epee q the puehaser including the o. s. inl FsEe
The property Is leased until the sah septerabsr us 1856
VERY SUPERIOR PROPERTY on CAMP sTE EET,
OPPOSITE LAFAYETTE SQUARE.
FORMERLY TIE BANK or NEW oatsAgs
lately the oHce Of the New Orleans Jackson ana area
Northern Railroad Company.
BIZ j. B. WALTON q DEs LoNDE,
4 JB WALTON, Anetionesr,
ohce-i7 caroadest street corner Of Union strses
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

OLYMPIC THEATER-74 ST. CHARLES ST.
sols Lessee and Nanagere5s. MRS 9. HOWARD WATKINS
tSrSt Ventilated Theater In the Country
gss filed to OyerhowiBg witness the great wonder Of
the age THE SPHINX Ia Fiauche's extravaganza 0l
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST Beau ), MRS 9, HOWARD
II f. aom,aenco G1tol, with FAvoR1rE coMEDTETrA
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
A GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
For the
Beneft of Grace Church,
ST. FRANCIsYILLE LA.
On "wednesday Evening, June G, 1850.
Miss ANNIE MCLEAN by request, Will sing in this Concsr
Musical Mf T. Won La HACHE.
Grace Church, of the most beautiful churches in the
South partially destroyed by shells during the war To
assist in repair this church this Concert given By several
| Of the best artists and amateurs in the city
Tickets be had Backmars Grunewad'8, Gresham
bookstore La Hache Dolls and Of all the Protestant Ep
copa cIergymen'in the city.
Adrnttance 81. Concert to commence at 8 N.
Mr. sPECHT, the celebrated yioinist, will execute two
pieces.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-05
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
THE YACHT asYMPHn AT AUCTION.
RY J.B. WALTON & DEsLONDE,

THE YACHT HSYHPHu AT AUCTION.
EX j. B. WALTON & DEsLONDE,
j. B. WALToz, Aactionesr
0fHce i7 Csran dslet street. corner Union street.
TTEsDAY June m 81 u = se $50 , NJ 5,, o'clock sltssi
-, - ~ x. "a I'd y'An' ~ 'u ~ " -' S' ''''1
THE YACHT "NTMPH.1
She is sooprggea IS % ies 9 g ~ u reg 2ssfa ahp
es Gsp.n p z % c,oso N 25 t9as Garyspfsrs measure
mept ..--,-,..-...,s-
a9 can bsseen any as il the '7F 6tn previous 70 os'
Of .aie,- c.,.r - {, -r-.,g--- -,tss
e4- IEREs-GAsh N 7 . l1==seiz '.-ss2
DRY GooDs.....s..............- DRY ''o0pS
BY JOHN G. BLOHM,
a-c--o~zvp oqc. srJ .slazr,onn s3 BfgnvlIs street.
r,,. - ,,o, zG |
At h, salssro'fn' NO u Sien7lle street
"'' " 90 --
| 563 iots Of Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS,
| Such az
Fs'' Ssaehen ana Brown Co'tona' DENNIS liSA'hs''
s,P., @ 'ssn' Cashmere Cotton and Linen onsoa rian
n. o. &c. ,, s''s '1s2n's'
D9 Peg L's9s V'ias' a0u ''40'ss' silW'ol De.ainss'
| 100 lots Notions
looo dozen Linen caFaeFio and Madras Handkerchief
800 dozen Hoop Skirts.
~ ~ Sozsn ,1sa ois,ipr'Tfs Straw Hat, s'''-'-S
u DOS9H "''A'
| 100 cartoons Ribbons.
~ lER3s-As ssis. - - |
| UNREsERTED SALE OF CASHMERE FUR, WOOL |
| and Ieyhorn Hats and Caps.
/
BY HOFFMAN DE- MAkhss
| =, ~ z.,-.-, ,-.4f,raa-
> ,. AaLSlehSRr t' 1i'=i'S't'
o.'s-'' o.@--,9' ~
a June ~ - Ssat iii he odd
al lneif 7A.ss ilo'- ~ So C,fs ,5 Far Er,ts
! latest styles
lO1 dozen Cloth Hats new style
! o5n enn Panama Tsshorn and Braid Hats.
~ ~ te Inc , r,s5. Ia,1 and Braid
90 Misses ana ChlaFsh > Le5iotn anu 0''''
/ Caps Paris style
an ladies' Misses aud Children's Hats,
4 "
Il ne" .9 totl-
/ iyyp - ~
------- -
ccp>y copS CORN
CoEsN' 80. - - . :. :. =
8 ID, h MokRA h
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II Magazine street
-, - r4 II ,,c1octr
/ FENIESDAKs June Elth, lilt ~ fy u go -
On the Leyee heaa q rgyoffa2 sLfse Etl PS 7o
l5g sacks Cora-lnafkelJ Y IN o479A'
III H.. no hlaLa.
! 7577-5T5s,7-5s p71-5-7 YEN 4oors ETC.
| fht-eEfN ' I-9-t ~ =, - ~ -
BR ID. L. AOhRaHs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-05
LABAMA STATE LOTTERY.
4 la IA M q BTAEE AUAIENR'
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE
OF ALABAMA.
For the Beuent of the state Univer'ity'
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS IN PRIZES
For the Bepent of the state Univer''ey.


TOIAL.,.,s.'. 'P"'ysV
First Drawing will be made in Mobile on the plan Of the
Havana Lottery, July 1856 under the supernendence Of
sworn Commissioners appointed by the Mayor Of Mobile
CARD.
MOBILE, Ala, May l, 1885.
The above Association have deposited with sufficient
Funds to pay all the Prizes the above scheme which
hold for that purpose. ~ ,,,r, 1
Also refer to MARSHALL J. SMITH co, Of New Or,
leans
The magnificent Capital Prize exhibition at the Store
of A B. GRIswoLD & CO. glae Hyde & GoodrchD corner
Canal and Royal streets, New Orleans,
Tie Cash viii be paid if the prize Is not satisfactory
Price Of Tickets-Whole5 s0 Halves, So Quarters 50 TO-
For sale AT all Lottery Offices New Orleans and by
c. T. HOWARD.
Licensed Lottery Dealer, 40 Carp street n. o.,
Or Postohice Lock Box 692
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-05

sn.r,r HARRY 4 RI pF,,!b T HAYS y ar,.,n.
'. B; MARMILLI2N STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH
MJHEL REqk fti ST %9hn bh the Baptist Fourth Ju
Succession of MATHILDE MATTHIAS ROUSsEL, deceased |
wife of V. B. MARMILLION
pY VIRTUE ofaIudgment rendered on the
ct Court Of tie State Louisiana the parish Of
St John the Baptist in the ab9{s entitled matteT WI Pre-
the itR & d' q gne tSR5 % S{ az os NJ
Xasn Bozonier Marmion situated IN the parish OF St John
the Baptist on the right bank Of the Msssspp river lb miles
parish the church and post0ce and ferry and we'll
more or less q apents front the Mississippi between para
ae ns Tem f ] ETfy 80 s o 3 3Ss an @
The upper line covers an extent 100 apen the lower
portion 69anded6S lsnds qG r 1srnilon shs lower
somewhat but well drained and easy cultivate
very strong eyee extending around the Plantation 70 depth
should the surrounding country entirely submerged There
side eve and we'll adapted the raising of stock In
ef Iss d one one %m he YARD the steam
sawmi with fixtures eompete one fire engines one steam
and corn sheer etc 20 excellent negro cabins, double,
new, and built Of brick supported with posts
Also
A LOT OF GROUND adjoining The above described pro;
RsSss' asie. aD1 "nsD 0'''''''. ~ 7' '' '' ''-'
Shingles lot Of Lumber about 80 Carts and Wagons As
Whees several pairs Wheels and Wagon Bodies Of
Ploughs Harrows SubsC and other agricultural instruments
in large quantity lot Ohousehold furniture and other
ables.
gallery 0uhOuses of wood and brick, in good condition
| hospital and other buildings in excellent repair.
~ FERMsGash to effect the settlement of the succession.
J, B. HUMPHREYS, Sheriff.
| Parish of St, John the Baptist, May So, 1866.
| SUNDRIEs.,....".,.,, ".,.,,,.,..,..,..,,s ,sUNDRIEs
/
The undersigned offer for sale the cargo of the BOZ
ACCORD, just arrived, consisting Of
/ 1900 sacks YELLOW and WHITE CORN
5000 bushels CORN in the ear;
| 28 terces SUGAR CURED HAMS
! =F Ghhds
l5 bids RIBBED sTDEsi
| 10 hhds, CLEAR SIDES;
8 hhds BACON SHOULDERS
l7tieroes Z"
80 bbls. MESS PORK, over Weight
bbls. JoWLs;
lO4 kegs LEAF LARD; -
Il And
25VOO feet WHITE PINE LUMBER.
BoSTOCK, GRACE & JONES,
81 Cag0Rdeet street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-05

-soeclnl yotiee-An persons wanting IN
formation in regard ito prisoners of who died st Camp
Douglas H., will please address E. s. JORDAN
y Box 1866 Chicago, Iii.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-05

.r,rnT nE Ia LOUIsIANE-eUATRIE
G6aT de District de Ia Nouyelaorsans-J cefthe paE
- Ssentss 0ue lie lime jour de mai 1866, jugemept etc
ees an eete our dams rare cidessous dams les erneB
~ cbigres suiysnts, sayoir:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-05
FUTURE AUCTION sALEs

Corner of CsrondsIot and Union streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-05
OFFICIAL.
STATE OF LouisAyA, ExEogg5yE DEFARrSEyg t y IT,.

- New Orleans May II, 1866.
WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
w 10 ne by George Howes for the caucelling Of his OH
ea bond Constable the Second Justices Court OF the par
ish of Orleans, to,wit . ,
bond dated hel7th of April 1885 for the sum 2ffg hog
sand dollars signed by George HOwes principal and f. d.
White as sscurty the said bond being given for the faithful
performance by tie said George H0wes OF his duties as Conhta
je aforesaid ~,
Notice hereby given to AL persons interested in the above
Of state within ninety Gays efer the last publication Of
this advertisement, why the said bond should not be San
celed and annuled.
~ j. MADISON WELLS
By the Governor: ...
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-05

CHOICE PROPERTY FOR INvEsTNEGT-A LARGE
double threeory Brick Store Magazine street roy
dras street. Of the best business stands in the city
BYJ.B h. WALTON d DEsLONDE,
j. B. WALTON Aucticneer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-05

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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-08-05

s A SUBSTITUTE FOR AN IcE PucHER.
who have no ice pitchers
will be glad to know that there Is a
very simple method of keeping ice
voter for long time in q common
pitcher. Between two sheets Of paper
place layer of cotton batting about
half an inch in thickness, and form O
cylinder by fastening the ends of the
paper and batting together. Then
sew OK paste o crown on one end, so
as to make box the shape Of astove
pipe hat, minus the rim. The cylinder
sheuld be made large enough to go
entirely over the pitcher, SO that the
open end viii rest upon the table or
sideboard, and fhus exclude the air.
Any one trying this simple method of
keeping ice water cool, will be
astonished at the length of time it
will preserve the GOODNESS of the
water. f4sH fT.sg