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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
The Oyster Trsde-Concersing S'emen'
&. Clay.

roprprss MONROE, Tuesday. March 20 isod.
4 larce meeting was held at Norfolk lately
against the present regulations on the oyster
,paSe and 70 take measures TO test Their es"'!'
I'M "n eson,ons were adopted on the subject
sIons ,ad mai Clement c. Clay has been allowed
lie noroe of honor the liberty Of the grounds wlt3in
on ~ The Fortress during the day, retiring 10 LIE
cell only Mt night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22

BY Mr.. PRrsoy, to incorporate the Metallic DOCK
and Warehouse Company also to amend the charter Oh
the City of Brooklyn.
BILLS ADVANCED TO THIRD READING.
To authorize certain to take stock IN the Ut-
ca. Chenango and Susquehanna Railroad Company.
AdiOrrnsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
nAKRlF ~.

DURYEA-THOMPS ON-At Keyport ~ ~ on Sunday
evening March H. by tine Rev Mr Phelps Mr Washington
Brooks Duryes Miss Josie Leeds Thompson both Of thus
city. No card.
sWIFT-ROsF-Ou Wednesday March 81 At the t,siden
Of the BRIDE By the Rev DR. A. a. Wood Levinus Swih
ofCo-nwal tConnl to Cornea W OILY daughter Of Sber-
man Rose, esq, of Geneva, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
THE NATIONAL TREASURY
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
A GRATIFYING EXHIBIT.

We are indebted to the courtesy Of the Hon.
Il Colby Register Of the Treasury. for the following
statement Of the receipts and expenditures of the Gov
ernmeEt for the last quarter Of 1865. BY examine
on Of these figures II w be perceived thst after pay.
men Of al expenses tor this quarter including war
expenditure q over see oO00)1 the receipts exceeded
the expenditures by The amount Of SO s72 9Oj 2s This
ID in the ratio Of Of receipts expenditures
Of s6O0O0OOO year. With the War Department put
Oh peace basis. the receipts would exceed the OK.
feaditu-es over $500 100000 year. A comparison
with the fourth quarter Of 1871 shows that receipts
were over 70 per cent greater the last quarter Of
1865 than IN The corresponding quarter of 1864 the in
ernal revenue receipts alone Of the latter quarter ex
ceodine those Of the former by 81 OO0 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
lAdYertisements

FINEST READY-MADE CLOTHING IN AMERICA.
Gents Youths aud Chiidrens all quite equal to Gus
tom work Just received. (l0l cases latest STYLES
French English and Scotch Goods for the Custom De-
n,rtment BRoKAw BROS.
No OF I.afay place, and No. "a Fourthay
Opposite Cooper Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22

CHEAP SoAP-PYLB's 30. K."-good for the
Laundry Bath. or Tolet-becomes very hard, and IN
liable 20 waste. Sold by Grocers everywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22

$500 Bricks per hour, with only two-horse
power are made by the National which is clay
tempering machine. and the bricks nade by u WILL
STAND TIE TfsT or ALL WEATHER AND cIlAATEs
ABaAM REQUA General A gent No. 100 Broadway \. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
Business Notifies.

BuRNErT's FLoRIMEL closely resembles the
odor Of and dseate bouquet of flowers and IN TINS
respect stands unyasd few drops will leave It's peculiar
and delightful fragrance upon the handkerchief Tor many
hours.
BrRryrrs COLOGNE IL equal to the best imported 1t Is
put up in neat elegant style and wins Tor itse aVoe
place on the its intrinsic merits really justify
the sh reputation in which 1t held Providence Journal
For sale by all druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
THE NETWORK CITY TAX LEVY.
CHANGE OF COUNTY LINES
Relief for Sick and Wounded Soldiers,
A CONTESTED ELECTION CASE.
BUSINESS BEFORE THE LEGISLATURE.

THE NEW CAPITOL PROJECT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22

DR.. SHERWOOD, No. 545 Broadway, has the
ch.sn.., highest and easiest 1Russzs the most efficient
SUPPORTERS for the Abdomen the Uterus and the keciu
and susPEssoRY BASDAGEs the most hike nature OF any IN
the city al wholesale or retail lady in attendance.
HILLS HAIR DYE, soc. Black or Brown; in
naneous; best cheapest DEPOT. No. sc Johnst Sod by
all Druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22

ScHUYLKILL MUTUAL Coal Co.,
OFFICE, No. IS Wall-st.
YARp, Nos. 263 and 26J West Twenty. iifth-st.,
between Seventh and Eighthaves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
Special Notires.
Charles :. spencer Club

Charles =. spencer tfuD.
OF the sixteenth Ward.
The Hon HORACE GREELEY
viii address this Club al Washington Hal corner We'd
Eighteenth.st and Eglth.ave.. MONDAY March 20 on
RECONSTRUCTION.
WILLIAM TERHUNE, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-22
FROM WARRINGTON.
Continued from First PAGE.

for the purpose Of allowing committees to report in
their regular order.
Mr.. WAsHDURNK Gr) objected. saying the House
was getting along well that It was far ahead Of the
Senate in It's businoss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-05

| JAeKsoN.-The North Louisianian says:
The people of this parish have gone to work i,
good earnest to retrieve their lost fortunes, and
any cotton is made anywhere in the South th
year, Old jackson will make her share.
| JACKSON PARISH POETRY
Dread winter is gone with all its charms,
| AND sweet spring opens its sunny arms,
| Ice and snow from these hills flee,
| And noisy guinea cackles in our old oak tree
| An unfortunate and very unpleasant ARRAY
deeply regretted by all the friends of both parties
| occurred here on last Saturday, 18th inst, which
resulted In the cutting of Capt I. Fl. D. Stuart OF
| this place, by Mr.. John Huey We know nothing
Of the affair except by hear say" and as we un.
derstand it is undergoing legal investigation before
the courts, we refrain from giving any of the par
tculars as they come to us. We are happy to be
able to say that Capt. Stuart is rapidly recovering
| from the effects of his wounds
North Louisianian
The freedmen in this parish are 'poking along,
very WELL and our planters are Still hopeful Of
making crops this season, Notwithstanding the late
ahfaVorable weather for farming operations. -[lb.
We learned, while attending court at Vernon,
Monroe in few weeks. The first race is for a
stake of $500, between Lilly Hamilton and DR..
Calderwood's black mare, to be run on the second
Saturday in April next. The second race, between
Lilly hamilton and Wagner mare, for q stake of
$1,000, time Of the race not known to us.
Lilly Hamilton was raised by Mr.. Fred HamiI
ton, Of Jackson parish. She is a two years old
colt, and was scarcely bride wise when taken
from this parish to Monroe to contend for the
honors of the turf. She is considered very fast.
and with proper training, it is believed she will
win much money for her honors and many laures
for herself. Success to the jackson colt, say
we.-tlb.
EAST FELIcIANA.-The Clinton Patriot says:
The weather has been remarkably fine for sew.
eral days past for planting and we are pleased to
learn that all planters in this parish are making the
most Of il, breaking up, putting their places in
order and every effort being made to grow good
crop, both of corn aud cotton. Corn IS now being
planted by all our farmers, and we believe that
most, if not all of them, are determined to plant a
sufficient quantity of it to place themselves beyond
the necessity Of purchasing, if reasonable crops
are realized. s5 49,
WEST BATON RouGE.-It is quite pleasure to
ride through our parish and witness the amount of
!and now under cultivation in cotton and corn
with here and there sprinkling of the crop which
once made Louis lana the richest and most prosper
Gus State in The South. Gould labor be procured |
enough to satisfy the demands of our planters, |
neafiy all the cuitiyable lands of the parish |
would De teeming this year with the richest pro- |
ducts OF the soil. The foolish belief prevalent
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among the freedmen that tie government intended
dividing the lands between them at the expiration
OF me last year, induced many to hold back from
| making engagements until late in the season OF
| ths year. Disabused Of that idea, they have gone
TO work, some for wages, others for shares in the
prop, and so on; and they appear to be con
ven5sea-are working we-and few complaints are
iiaue SO far as we have been able to learn
AS affairs exist now, they promise well for the
ne rem, of the year, and if our planters will
onty treat them WE'LL giving them ali proper en-.
t there is no reason to doubt but that
they VIII be enabled, from this fact to procure ali
tne hands they may require for the newt vear,s
plattlng' and perhaps commence once more the
cultivation of sugar.-[Sugar Planter.
IN G e Of going to press yesterday the
,ates' lnteiligence from the Chinn and Robertson
ievee reports work progressing with great ranid.
ny. me planters of the nelghborhood have turn.
ca o9t ther hands to work upon it, some giving
be bresE WIZ wc ana th SO on to prevent if
river seriously threatens.- WV
BATON RoUGE-On Thursday afternoon n nnm.
Der OF decorative fixtures in the Catholic Church
OF or TINS city took ire and were completely de.
streyed. Through the timely aid of Major W. II
Tunnard and a few Others whose names we did
not learn, who happened to be near at hand. the
flames were kept from spreading in the church and
doing further damage.
The fire was accidental originating from somn
lighted candles n ear the objects destroyed These
objects had just been carefully arranged in the
front part of the church by the ladies', who had
unuerahen tnls task Tor the purpose OF helping to
give effect to, and illustrating certain ceremonies
peculiar to religious worship during the holy week
The ladies have our sympathies in this their oves
labor lost. TT Comet.
DEATH OF AN OLD LOUISIANA LADY.-Le ORA
peau, of Ascension, announces the death of Nine
Manette Atkinson, born Braud, at the age of
ninety-fve.
AssUMrT1oN.-We learn from the Louisiana
Boussole that the dwelling house of Mr.. John
Martinez was burned last week, with all its con
tents.
SMART LADs,--A couple of ten-year-old lads in
one of the New England towns, set up, print and
sell their own newspaper. The three little sons of
w. J. Blackburn of the "Homer Had, do the
same for that paper, during their fathers absence,
selecting the matter and reading proof; and we will
wagerlfive cents in currency, or thousand dollars
IN new ISSUE those yankee boys don't and
can't do neater job.-tClaiborne Advocate
WEST FELIcIANA.-The Bayou Sara Ledger
says
The prospect of our planters look encouraging
operatives as general thing are doing as well as
could be expected under the new system. Much
hope is entertained for fair yields and rich har-
vest. We earnestly hope for the success of our
planters, that their bright prospects may not be
nipped in the bud.
ST. JAhEs.-Mr. Francois Huguet, one of the
most estimable citizens of St. James died last
week.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-05
sIEERIFF's SALES.

FIFTH Ptsrn1sr CouRr MRS. NJ NJ ANA1s WARREN vs.
''s" No ii55s,io2 JOHN. WARREN, her husband.
ID directed by Honorable the Fifth District Court o
New Orleans in the above entitled cause proceed to se
at public auction the Merchants Auconeers' Ex
change ROYAL street Canal Customhouse sheets
in the Second District of this city, MONDAY the Oh
day OF April 1866 at IL o'clock NJ, the following described
property, viz z :
4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, toeetber with nj,
the thereon rights ways usaes customs
yitude privileges unto the same Of.
any wise appertaning, situated the Fourth Dsret ~
this city, in the comprised between jackson Prvtano
Josephine and Nayade Streets which portion Of ground
street. commencing one hundred and ssvsut @
from the corner of Nayades street. running towards
or less and having depth between equal parallel lines
one nanafea ana nine feet ten inches and
an wnish portion Of ground is bounded on the side to-
assass street 6y the property Of Henry
erty of Alex. Harris. ~ " sAo Piop-
v tn sid e ground forms that lot of Ground
ssndsrs Of this city per sh March, ISIS before Il
oenfis, late Notary in this city. ' $500 -. d.
the same property the said defendant acquired
1859 ~ wy uateu may 20,
Seized in the above suit
Notes. - ~ ''a'es iieaSar'
CHARLES PIENyENU,
sneriH OF the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-05

4 The citizens Of New Orleans will doubtless re
member the scurrilous Capt. Clark, of Butler.
stan, who conducted the organ of that truculen
hero in this city during his administration of the
department Of the Gulf. The distinguished cap
tain was reported to have once been editor and
proprietor of the Life in Boston, " and for sian
derous article which he wrote for the New Orleans
Delta, whilst that paper was under his control
was threatened with chastisement by Captain
Hewitt, Of II. NJ. sloop of war, Rinaldo.
Inc gallant Clark is now editor of the Norfolk
Fost, negro paper in Virginia, and has been at
ms oid tricks again, as readers may Judge from
the following: $50 : 'A''
7! CHARLES W. BuFTz ON THE EDITOR OF THE Nor.
FOLK PosT.-A Mr. Buttz of Norfolk, whom It I, viii
- HI Tnns a5 some .ne ago had dicultywith
having discovered that one John Clark, editor ~
the Norfolk Post, and agent Of the Assoeiatsd
Press at Norfolk has sent flying all over the coun.
tfy dlspatca as 20 how he, Buttz, had fed from
the wrath Of the late gambling gentleman on the
occasion Of the late beating Of the editor of the
Old Dominion, thus lights down on John CLARK
late Of Buffers staff. and loyal man: -
After callingJ upon you satisfied myself that
you are not only the author, but that your state
nent to me was false, and still more cowardly
than the dispatch itself. am led to believe from
your trembling and agitation at the time called
Upon You. that your motive in denying the author
hip Of this dispatch was to save yourself from a
ust and well deserved Gaming, or, as you deem
proper to term it, q .'fogging.n
was not surprised to learn that you were its
author, as had long since known that you were
,apable Of resorting to any means mo matter how
ilshonorable--to accomplish your object Of injur-
ng me n this community, for daring to communi-
,sse TO MI. Lincoln the various modes and means
q speculation which had existed in this depart
aeMs ouIlng the reign of your master, Benjamin F.
vi,s as "editorp Of the New Regime. .
~ wy dispatch it was evident that you wished
sr 'Isa.g inc impression that am coward. Now,
John Tar no pretensions to bravery, but if you,
can OBTAIN certificates of good Character from any
tSsu gentleman in this Community, will
.nn convince you that am not in the habit Of
CHARLES W. BUTrz. |
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-05
AUCTION SALES.

BOILERS, ETC, BOILERS, ETC
BY III. III. HITCHCOCK,
AUouoNEER-0hice, 8 Odd Fellows Hall
FRIDAY. 9th inst. at 10 O'Clock a. NJ,
No. street, between lrod and Notre Dame
Streets account of parties retiring business without
| reserve, will be sold
The contents of ONE LARGE FOUNDRY, consisting
of One lot Of Double Flusd Boilers
One lot of Five Flued Boilers
kiyeng Forges and appurtenances.
Anyils and Vices
Blacksmh's Tools.
Boiler Makers Hand Tools.
Screw Punches, etc
Hold on Bars
And variety of other Tools
ALL ARTICLES CONSTITUTING AND COMPRISING .
FIRST CLASS BOILER ESTABLISHMENT
GJ"rERMs-Cash in U, S. Treasury Notes
SALE BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF UNDER.
WRITER'S
Second and closing sale of the damaged by fire on b
9th Instant Canal street. the of Messrs DaRocha
Becker Il Co
BY FORSTALL & SPEAR,
PLAciDE J. spEAR Auconeer
Onice-l6 Exchange Alley.
FRIDAY, April 9th, mt 10 O'Clock precisely.
by order of the of Underwriters Mt the Of
EXCHANGE Alley and Cnstohouse Streets up stairs over the
large clothing store of A. Roos, Esq, will be sold
~ ots OF Goods saved from the fire Canal street. on the
l9th usmo from the store of Messrs DaRocha Becker
we call the particular attention trade to the above
sale as the goods but slightly damaged and as bepp tho
best part of the stock saved
We also deem unnecessary to give full dissertation ~ A.
goods as the public is well acquainted with the line of bust
ness in which MeSsrs D Rocha Becker Co., were engaged
n1- TERMs-Cash, in U. s. Treasury notes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-05

The GREATEST CURIOSITY AFLoAT.-Trulv tbis
is an age of progress. When will wonders cease !?
A vessel has just arrived at this port, and is now
lying at the foot of Government street, which il
constructed entirely out of cork. 1t is supposed
tnat she VIII last forever, and never sink. She is
an object of great interest and thousands will. no
doubt go and see her, as this craft is the greatest
curiosity ever set aaoat.-[MobiIe Register
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-05
AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST DIsrp,o,
on lohoupiLoulas and Constance streets

'Diit nd, d. tiniN' hofs IN THE FIRST DISTRICT
on Iohoupiouas and Constance streets
by j. Ii. WALTON g. DEsLoNBE.
D. b. WALTON, Auctioneer
offce-No. II Carondelet street
a. the Meehas Aattonsers Exchanges R M
ST S Y6s59nh9psc and Canal Streets be soIa
sS"%, tSassed By reSousa
strse on measures ~ lines
depth OF % feet on the line Girod street and 81 y
Of 81 OK 66PPsi's on s Constance
front deph ene % y ed &c
between parallel lines a Amsriean messare "' lines
balance IN and II months the notes Of the pnrc a tho
secured by special mortgage and vendors privilege upSs M
Act Of sale before Adolphe Bouaousou,s r0,rv ,u,,.
the expense OF the purchasers including o. l. revenue
CHOICE BUILDING SITES ON CAMP AND ST, 10
seph streets, near Tivoli Circle
Sale for Observation-Disclosures d. Daprenopt va nrs ra
D. Dapremont' widow of P L. Jore and Mathilda uze.
widow OF Louis D. Dapremon natural tutrx-No 2s To-,
Second District Court.
BY j. Is. WALTON d. DEsLONDE,
J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer
Office. A Carondelet street. corner Of Union.
SATTRDAY, the 9Th day of April, 1850.
change Royal street Canal and Custombosss.
osa p Il" s q sr Of The
Orleans, dated the 9th of March, 1866 Court Docket nv
26 Jos the following described property account Of II.
above entitled suit WIN be sold, to-wit wig
ONE LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and improve
ments thereon, In the First District Of this city In II.
bounded by st. Joseph Delord Camp and Magazno
Streets designated by the letter b. plan of Charles IA
Arnas surveyor and civil cugnee dated the 18th FsSru
ary 1866 and measuring a. etront St. Joseph street. ~
Il depth of 2O2 feet, between parallel lines. =
The improvements this lot consist of story brk
building No 100 ST. Joseph street. used grocer stos
and large two story frame house with story brid
back building No. li8 ST. Joseph street.
Also
ONE VACANT LOT OF GROUND in the same suuate
fronting on Camp street, between st. Joseph and Deod
streets and adjoining the described AMI
designated by the No 800 measuring 80 feet front on Cam
street BY a depth Of 100 feet. Nr
HS- ERaS-o third cash, and the balance a credit
six, tweyeand eighteen months notes secured by NOR
gage on the property with interest six per per annun
from date until maurity in of n0npayment maturity
said notes TO bear interest at eight per from
maturity until nhh Payment Said he divided ipto
coupons with the share aceeng each of
will have to keep the buildings constantly
the rsk OF re until maj payment of and to an
fer the policy OF insurance in the the holders of aa
notes N
Acts of sale before o. Drouet notary public at the ex
pense of the purchaser. ' " ~ ~
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AUCTION SALES.
CORNER OF ITALIA ST. THOMAS AND THERESA
Streets and five lots Of Ground on Washington streets
BIZ q. L. GTRARDEY a. CO.,
NICHOLAS j. HoEY Anctio,sar


Office. II Exchange Place
SATURDAY, April z, 1866, Mt IL O'Clock
sold s"' "i'i oe
!. THAT VALUABLE GROCERY CORNER in .h.
bounded by ST. Thomas St Theresa Tchouptoua and
Ihaa streets and forming the ST. Thomas 81 The
Tesa and Ihalia measuring feet inches lines front on
haa street. II feet IL inches lines on St Theresa and
" feet III inches lines depth St Thomas
Together with the improvements comprising three frame
buildings the center used dong
payable monthly. ~ go ''
=: FIVE L0fs OF GRoUN0in the Fourth District in the
square bounded by Washington Chippewa Fulton and Four
streets designated by the numbers to ncusyey and
by 100 feet in depth. " '7- '''ee"
3. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND in the same souara
fronting Fourth street. measuring 81 feet inches bv m
feet depth west to the corner Of Chippewa "
ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND in the square bounded
nrhg 81 feet inches lines front by 10 deptb
E3~ IERMS-Onethird cash, balance one and two year
credit Tor notes secured by vendors privilege and ,nec
mortgage on the property bearing current and uer
cent eventual interest," with attorneys as penal
euse IN case OF nonpayment at maturity, The improve
to be Kept insured and policy be transferred to the
Acts of sale together with the United States Internal Rev
stamps at the expense Of the purchasers William
shannon, notary public " '
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-05

SUCCESSION JOHN f, GRUBER DECREASED
COFFEE HOUSE CORNER COMMON STREET AND
Iheaer Alley Contents of Store room Furniture and
lures OF Bar oom Furniture of Parors Ten Bed rooms
Dining room and Kitchen.
BY j. B. WALTON d. DEsnoNDE.
j. b. WALTON, Auctioneer
rrx Office, No. At Carordelet street.
THURSDAY, April 1e, 1896. at 4 o,cloek
Thooa NJ on the premises of Common street and
BY A an and
Sals " Scpr or
fsfseseS w don Be Of Mir
Silver Pitchers @ater and sugar bishss coeE
4e q Decanter Tnmbers etc. Gas fixtures small quantities
THE CONTENTS Oh THE STORE ROOM, consisting of
Bs P #ns M bd
ss sn Of W Whisky Brandy s%ai1 ds s w
6e%R En- 81 Msr # Isl r. @
sssaang Marble Tables, Mirrors Sofas Chairs and Arm
THE CONTENTS Of oFNiSE OTHER BED ROOMS, con-
sssns q Beds and Bedding, Mirrors Tables Wash Stands
Aso Ba at az AmOs ETH etc aS
All the Gas fixtures
Also
, THE uNExPIREp TERM OF THE LEASE OF THE
commencing Isl fannng for een MONTHS
a" rsrsa 81 SS R' T. nG s. treasury notes.
SALE OF HAY AND STRAW.
APRIL e hasS6 at the TphaSso
1900 Bales HAY.
Sale to commence at 10 N.
By order of Brevet COL j. G. CHANDLER Chief Quarter
masters 49, 1a
E. J. STRONG, Brevet Lieut. Colonel, A. ON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-05

Wilcox q Gibbs Family Sewing Machines are
heartily recommended by all who use them. Will
cox Gibbs Family Sewing Machines are abso
utely complete. Office No. st. Charles street