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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-24
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II y N IN e w e L L ,
d J. l. To attempt 10 ennmerate tho
manifold results OF the ARodyn
Nn~~S- in eases OF Neuralgia. Cost
FANUOs We tRhuDdtisbi, Nervous Headache
Tooth and Ear 4 he Spinal Complaints, st. pIh.s
I'ance, Hysterta, Nervous Dsbihty, loss Of Step
Seidficd Dei,riIm Irtmens Pains in MeBsiru atiou,
and the most reliable ties lmonal in my pose sson,
to which all are invited to inspect, would exhaust
time and patience. and which u confidence TO tes-
would perfectly justify.
ASTHMA,
Now declared purely "A nervous complaint, Is perl
ecty relieved In violent attacks with doses Of
IS 10 10 drops each half hour. Relief and sleep will
follow the second or third dose.
II Sold by all Who'll sale and Retail Dealers in Med
ioine At SO cents per bottle
JOHN |. HUhNEWEll. Proprietor,
PRACTICAL Chemists, Commercial Wharf, Boston, Mass
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JOHN [. HlNNEWElL. Prop
puHIEY TMEnLoop.--nt the blood be pure Ii

PRACTICAL Chemists, Commercial Wharf, Boston, Mass
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16

SUNDBEEs,... .........sUNDRIEs
Landing ex-bark E. Schultz and in Store:
100 bag5 RICE.
80 pockets JAVA COFFEE.
casks SAL SODA.
bbs COPPERAS.
10 TABLE SALT, in pockets.
100 boxes LAYER RAISINs.
cases NEW CITRuN.
25 bags DRY APPLES.
800 boxes CANDY
100 :. KENTUCKY MUSTARD. ID, x and b.
200 bbls. No l MAGKFREL
40 boxes BRANDY CHERRIES.
20 tierces Choice LEAF LARD,
100 cases PICKLES.
% bhls. -.
20 hlf bbls. >.
80 kegs =. 2.3 and 10 gallons
25 cases h PEACHES.
20 :. e. PINE APPLES,
25 =. :. STRAWBERRIES,
25 :. :. ASSORTED FRUITS,
% =. =. PRESERVES.
80 . JELLY
25 =. 2B RAsPBERRtE tES.
20 :. ASSORTED sYRUPS,
20 :. LEMON
=. EXTRACTS.
l5 =. ! fl LOBSTERs
10 2b
30 :. 2 ii OYSTERS.
% =. b MILK.
30 :. BRANDY PEACHES.
10 ;. WALNUT KEfCHUP.
20 :. TOMATO
% boxes PEPPER SAUCE
Tea, Sugar Coffee, Molasses Shot Powder, Lead an
Caps FINE Old Wine Brandy and Whisky and general
as ortment of GROCERIES, Woodeaware, etc, etc.
y R. BLEAKLEY & Co,
Cornsr of Poydras and Tchoupitoulas sts.,
New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
LOsT--sTOLEN--FOUND.

T OST-IN THE STATE OF ALABAMA-THE FOL
II lowing described Certificates of Canal Bank stock
Certificate No 324 dated Nov 49, 1850, Issued to W. P.
Molett for IS shares stock.
Certificate No. 1904 dated June s, 1851, Issued to W. p
Molet for IS shares stock.
Notice is hereby given that application has the
bank for new certificates in the place of those lost
JOHN U. MOLETT,
Administrator of W. r. Molett, deceased
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
NETAEREE COURSE RACES.
WINTER MEETING.
To Commence On December se, 1865.

To Commence On December 9e, 1860.
FIRST DAY-sATURDAY, December % Post Stake for
al ages Two mile heats. 500 entrance $3.50 added To
close October Il three to all
SANE DAY-sweepstake for year ods. Mile heats
SlO entrance half fore $500 added To close October
SECOND DAY-TUESDAY, December %. Purse $1,000
for ali ages. Two mile heats
THIRD DAY-WEDNESDAY, December 26. Purse 5000
for all ages Dash of three miles.
SANE DAY-PurAe $40O for all ages. Mile heats
FOURTH DAY-rHuRsDAY, December 81 ANIMAL
Stake for year old Mile heats 500 entrance half for
$500 added To close November l; three more to fill
SANE DAf-Annual Stake for year 0 DIS. Two mile
heats $3.50 entrance; 500 Forfeit $500 added To close
November |; three more to FILL
SAME DAY-Purse $500, for all ages Dash of two miles
FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY December IS. Purse $3.50 Nile
heats, best three in FIVE.
SIXTH DAY-SATURDAY, December 90 Purse s15OO
Three mile heats.
SEVENTH DAY-TUEsDAY, January l, 1867. Purse
$1,000. Dash of four mites.
SAME DAY-Purse $3.50 Two mile heats
No reduction for walk In Sweepstakes the second
horse his stake Races entrance mvnev
ten per ce4t goes to the second horse
Jockey Clue Rules. Il, B. FOLEY, Superinteudent
Box 23l, N. o. Post Office.
CKEsoENT CITY MUSEUM
40 AND ~ ST. CHARLES ST. OPPOSITE ST. CHARLES HOTEL
Open from SA M TIL II P M. Daily
Il. W. sCHATFER. MANAGER
The Museum building has been rotted and enlarged at an
enormous expressly for tho Crosiies exhb
ted the, Gin
OVER TEN THOUSAND CURr0sITIEs, comprising
Wild Beasts Birds, Fishes Insects Minerals, Paintings
Coins, Relics of the evousin md wonerfu things from
part of the known world will found on exhib
ton In connection with the above curfositfss AMES'S
GREAT TRAVELLING MENAGERIE consisting of African
Lions Tigers, Leopards, Hangar os Baboons Birds Etc
A,F1 All
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
MEsCELLANEOUs---N,GW GW
A oARD..,.,~.A oARD.,.,,.......A oAnD

Notice is hereby given chat this day resume business, in
my own name and FIR my own aocoupt.
an liabilities contracted by Agent will be paid by
as Principal
eturnihg my rIbst grateful thanks to my friends and
patrons Tor their liberal kindness and patronage beg leave
10 assure them and the public generally that will still
tnue to do tb merit their encouragement and
give entire satisfaction to all who may favor with their
orders JOHN G. FLEMING,
1913 and 1876 Magazine street.
New Crlennu Novarnbay III 1896
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
COTTON MILLS.
rE,mE LANE COTTON MILLS.
BUILDING MATERIAL.

BUILDING MATERIAL
T UAEBEgs...,... ........,.........,...AUAt
ROUGH AND DRESSED, OF VARIOUS DIMENSIONS,
In Lots to Suit Purchasers,
Framing TIMBER,
ROUGH BDARBS,
WEATHER BOARDS
DRESSED FLOORING,
DRESSED CEILING
DRESSED WEATHER BOARDS.
fine lot of Long scantlingg arriving For sale by
ELLIOTT CO.,
Lumber Yard of Baronne and st Joseph Streets
THO wUILDE&s AND CONTRACTORs,
D. ANDERSON & SONS,
LOGAN FELT WORKS, BELFAST, IRELAND.
PATENT AsPHALTIC ROOFING,
SHEATHISG FELT FOR SHIPS, BOTTOMS
HAHBBooKs, WITH DIRECTIONS, FREE
Agents in New Orleans,
j. G. LIEGHAM CO.,
Garondeet street.
pLANTATION " REE.s, SADDLES,
BRIDLES, Etc
SOD sets PLANTATION HARNESS at 81 80 a set.
100 dozen BLIND Bird ES N So per dozen.
TRACES, HAMES, COLLARS, Etc
Also
50 dozen sHovELs 30 kegs MULE SHOES.
Nos %. 81 and 80 Lafayette street
Between TchOupitoRlss and Commerce streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16

ssaIl4ghtln's Pile Iur ChilIs and Fever
The testimonials attached the advertisement OF these pills
are from gentlemen throughout Vie whole country.
Their yeracy questioned and places the merits of
the medicine beyond doubt and recommends it to
ular favor. See the advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16

PLANDYs' PORTABLE STEAM
ENGINEs-FRoM TO so HORSE POWER,
Each Engine simplest possible construction-no
brick masonry in settng-burn any Of fue-trans
portable any stout wagon-adeDed to all purposes where
a cheap durable and efficient power is wanted.
BIandga' Portable Steam Saw Mills,
Tho popular and successful in the wordraty port
abeno brick masonry in setng-transported stout
wagons.
WARRANTED TO CUT FROM SIX TO TEN THO UsAND
FEET PER DAY.
Mills have operation ten years still almost as
good as new.
Bnndys Portable Engines and Saw Mills are in operation in
every State in the Union and in almost y country the
world. They easily transported freight upon
boats.
In writing to us give yonr name, potoilce, county and
State distinctly and please state in what you this
notice.
For Illustrated Circulars with descriptions, prices
ports of operations, address the Manufacturers,
Il. r. BLANDY,
BanJys' Portable Engine Works.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Newark, Ohio
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
REMOVALS.

THE UNDERSIGNED ENFORMS his
friends and the pube s5ss be has removed biz HOLE
STREET near the corner Of Union He also
l-1 1ln 10'u lS'an ~1o'ss''s 4 GONZALES
r EMovAL"............... REMOVAL.
EVERETT LANE, Csucces.or to R. B. Aucoin,) Manufac.
Wholesale Dealer in Boots Shoes and Brogaus has
removed from No % to No. 5 MAGAZINE street. near
Canal where B. Aucon win be pleased his friends
". H. H. wITHERELL, COMMISSION MERCHANT
and DEALER in HIDES LEATHER and WOOL, has
removed his Office to WITHERELL& & CO., 30 and 80 New
Levee street, Warehouse 80 Commerce street
z REMOVAL...........,.. REMOVAL. 4
The office Of the TEXAS AND NEW ORLEANS RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, Gouisiaua Dvision) has been removed
to No. l3t Common street, second floor
GEo. CLARK, Vice President.
W R. ADAMS, Secretary.
EMoVAL............ ....,......REMovAL.
JOHN CLAIBoRNE's LAW OFFICE,
From No. Il Camp street,
To No. Ia Carondelet street.
EMoVAL................ REMOVAL.
SIMON j. FhATow CO., from No 81 Magazine street,
to Nos ia and l26 NEW LEvEE, near G1RoD street.
SIMON J. FL.Tow co
U EMGVAE1.......,......... REMOVAL,
WELLER, CHEW co. have removed to No 10 NEW
LEYGE STREET, store recently occupied BY A. F.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
BALLs---BALLs.
ST. ANDREWS Day

CT. ANDREWS DAY!
FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF THE NEW ORLEANS CAL
IDOHIAN SOCIETY.
Grand Ball and supper.
AT THE
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, on FRIDAY, NOV, 30, 1866
tSt. Andrews Day)
MANAGERS.
Jno Doig. Capt. Jno. Roy, Peter Ross
D. Montgomery Hon. Thos. Murray, Mai Gen. Purves,
Mai. Francis Moore, DR. D. Mackey, Peter Patterson,
David Barrie, VIM. Staniy, Thos. Baird,
GhRs. Munro, Robt. Mackenzie, Robt. Shaw,
Matthew Semple, Wm. Curtis, Jno. Lyal,
Geo. Gordon, WIN. Smith, Thos Calder,
W. r. Bell Geo Dorrance, p. r. MiddlemRs,
Alex. Todd, Jno +. Paul Alex Hay,
a. @. Bell, Hugh Riddell Andrew Forrest.
COMMITTEE ARRANGEMENTS.
W. P. Calder, Peter Mcbride, VIM McGregor,
JAS Reid, David Grant, Geo. HOgg.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
Robt Hay, Jno Hunter Alex. Cochran
". G. Andersoc, Geo. RObb, Hugh Frazier,
JnO. Mcleod VIM Smith.
INVITATION AND RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
W. D. Taylor, Jno II. Miller, VIM Cunningham,
VIM Grant, Jno AdansOn, Jas Curtis,
Dancing to commence at o'clock Jaegers Band will be
in attendance
The supper will be in Xannesers style
Tickets. Including Supper and Wine1 S3 admitting lady
and gentleman.
invitations Committee and appli-
cation to Mr. George Hogg az E. A. Tyiers Jewery store
1l5 Canal street, to Mr.. w AcVicar, Setson Arm
trcngs 58 Camp street Ladies invitations must be pre-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
EoR LEAsE.....................FoK LEASE.

It
The Celebrated and we'lknown COTTON PLANTA-
TIONS ,ESCQFLANDn and "ST GENEVTEVE," prop.
erty OF A. p Merrill Jr ESD, situated about five miles be
low Nachez, the opposite side of the
cleared ditched and levied in cuva
ton during twenty years. The never overows The
Build ngs compose good and almost of quarters
with oyerseers houses ouhOuses cserus Scotland has
good comfortable Dwelling tionse in good repair also
Ginhnuse with gins sufficient take off the crops
both places and at there least hands,
most of them raised by the family of the owner whose
services probably he engaged for the ensuing year
Some few Mules and other stock together with aecu
tura tools be had with the places AS prOduc
tiveness of this property and its safety from overflow any
one de6Qus to lease can be fully satisfied Address,
tEO S. Vaudeville,
Cotton Factor and Cummss Merchant,
Isl Gravier street.
A PLANTATION on Choctaw Bayou, in Louisiana con-
tanning 1850 acres of which $40 are cleared There
Gin hous the place of which in gond rnDniug
order log Dwelling House and quarters for thirty hands;
facilities for drainage excellent ard ChoGtaw Bayou fur
nshes good ng for stock for which there also
magnificent range This is an Al Cottonproducng place.
aud will be sold on the most liberal terms
Apply to GEO. S. VAUDEVILLE,
lS4 GFayier street.
Or H. COZZENS,
Care Ben. Wood, Cotton Square,
Nachez, Miss.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
MAReHaL,s MoNLTIONs.


UNITED STATES MARsHALs MoNIrIoN.
WATSON 4 ROGERS vs. BRITISH SCHOONER
Fancy her Tackle etcluthe United States District
Court for the District of LoustMa-No sGio
TN nFRrREB NSE to nm Admiralty Warrant
to me difected in the nued ut have seiEsd and
kep in my pOASpssipn British schooner Fancy her
Tackle Ap arel etc libeed by Watson Rogers for
tile causes forth the libel ow pending in the Dis
et Enurt of the United States And do hereby cite and a
uonis shereo a. all ana every person
npr0ns having or retandng light title interest
In or h The same be appear District Court of the
United the District resid 70 be hndzn at the
ity uf New Orleans before lhrd Monday from the
Of show it they cave or can why the
said schooner et etc. hou not be condemned and be sold
agreeabiy to the prayer Of II eilant.
CUFHBERF BULLITT.
United States Marshal
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16

WlI. ROBERTSON VS.. HOPKTgs & BRO OCTAVE
Hoy ykins Alfred II. Hopkins EouIa District Court Of
New Orleans-No. 10, e96.
DR VIRTUE of a writ of fera fssefas
ID 10 me- direcel by the Honorable the Fourth Dis
Court of New lrseHns in entitled eanse,
viii proceed to sell pGbic 4nGtinn, MerchRnts
Auctionee Exchange loyut street between Canal and
Streets the StGnb District Gf this city,
MONDAY the 17th day of nereptr 1896 IL O'clock NJ
the following described property, yis
1st THE UNRIVIGED NINTH ot certain Tract of
Land and the pr y9ment and building thereon t4te nt
Ne Orleans having Hrpena front each side OF the
called Gent Road and % apsnts depth side
Of the r1d bounded the SIDE by property belonging
he Pon karthn Railroad Company and the other side
ypTUper v nov, or late, of Nj. de st. Jtaia.
I'd. A TRACT OF LAND situated at GENTLY aforesaid,
measungS arpents more less the east side ofthe
public roHl by ~ arpents in depth.
Sd. THREE LOIS OF GROUND situated in the FauhCurg
Guene Of this city designated by the 80 81 aud 81 Of
square No. l5 comprised within Laharpe Dorgen0s and
Lapeyronse streets; plan which Lots deposited in the
office of Theodore seghes notary public In this city
Seized in the above suit.
R5F@TERMs-C Cash on the spot.
HARRY 4. HAYS
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
BOARDING.

pOAE EDTNG-MRs. A. THOMPSON HAS TAKEN
~ the House No 423 Caondee street. Gate Apollo sire et
in Conreys' Row, between Terpschore and Poymnil
streets, and can accommodate several Bparders,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
Friday Evening, Nov. rs. at O'Clock.
Donizett's Grand Tragic Opera in three acts,
LUCRETIA BORGIA

Dopizatti,s Grand Tragic Onera in three acts
% With powerful cas3N%g t. ne GHIoNi nm Mns 14 PATTI a IT.
pRcps roles nosve last n. and for the fra, time here
New Orleans Meyerbeer8 pohumous grand in FIVE
oTgeons stye as performed in the academy Of Music New
II f M tie WA % @ snor % s Sees ee
The Grand chous Of hir y.ve voices have been in ehear
SAL he est t4Fee aoh'n INC ufec'ioh oi tue cof
NV and m gnceat scenery made and painted expressly
M Gge @ shp Gp Si entante tie principal 9 6Ds and IN the
EyenS, of The New York Academy of Music and wallas
10 i,es and a,of,tr,ar+s rrocnrdi in
Paris especially for his qaere
qRs o incurred for Tie pro
aaye "a Nv ~ ii That ttra vii lie NJ OF PRCES
The front row Of tue Parqnee be secured in order
|" e [02 ti m @ se I II tb nara tbe oyertra i
commence at IL ocloct precisely and the pubci requested
% IN 10 tie
Immediately srr%n 2 ,a,,rs9et. rrrv,xo rovyvnvn
SUNDAY EYENlNd' NoFEMBEH 10
matte ish 1 dra@a n't-,5 i l'''D - 80" : - - =
viii be produced.
EW AY6 3 B6tRBoS STREETs, io0H USE
Friday Evening, November 1S, 1860.
Po,set ~ ~ pam. ATHA1zA wHlba c;v.n With.
out fail,
RFDEvpTrOy
= u''''tS = 80 ........
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H. soNGs IAN Irs ATorRs Dr DIABfE. by MIA
IIErENr, POny
oyerturs-FRA DTAvnLO.
VAE1ETIEs ER-GRAFlEH STREET
~ r1ovn vnno,.or
a D. BEAOYhY+ Stage Manager,
.S nMmhS9E s 9GoqEsS }Ie NE and ro.,fo, ~.
aIG eyerv eyenDr iii t,It theT notice emitted
.pp,IN.porrr
| a. mn HrTHErntr ,rrnnIvC
| ,fo,,iO ~ c,,rN f +h.flirs ,rta,+ b- -,
pas Is sonss, dances etc. prodaeed With NEW AND
BEAu[IFuL SCENERY, and cast embracing the entire
stTenath o tue EaF!etes N Staf company any
| ments ana thrilling dramatic effects ff ~
Several attractive novelties in rehearsal.
| A CADEMX OF III CSHC-SF, CHARLES ST.
!
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
SALE FOR PARrITIoN-JAooB U. PAYNE & JILsoN
+ Harrison Winter W ByeRzesle ct as-Sxth Distric
Court of New Orleans-NO. 1882.

QY VIRTUE of an order Of sale to me dii-
ID eeted by the Honorable Judge Of the Sixth Judicial Dis
rct State of ousanB, the above entitled case, will
offer for sale to the highest bidder At the
the parish of NRtchtoc FRIDAY the SOth day Of No
vember, 1866 between the hours Of II and the
following described property named in said order to
ALL AND SINGULAR THOSE TRACTS OF LAND
situated lying and being on the right bank Of Red River de-
seepdng about eighteen miles above the town Of Ratehits
ehes said sh Of Nachitoches and forming together
what is aeu the Breazeale Plantation containing alto
geth at twenty hundred together with all this
but ag and Improvements theron in wise appertan-
ing th.retJ,
H~ TERMS sALE-onethird to be paid cash in hand,
and the remaining twothrds in equal annual nsalmens
from THE day of for which deferred payments the pur
chaser must execute his prmss9y notes payable to his own
order and indursed blank b. him, and to be secured
special mortgage entire plantation The
for the deferred payments to carry interest at the rate Of
and of the be delivered on the said LIST
NN' y O'lU"l' ~ y II u d. HUGHES Sheriff.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
SEkERIFFps SALES

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS FOR THE USE AND BENE-
fit of the McDonogh School Fnnd Pierre CaEelar Jr
and Norbert Trepagnier.-fhird District Court Of New
QreIns--Np. lS,99S.
pY VIRTUE OF u writ Of faerT faeiaa
ID against Pierre CRzear Jr directed the honera-
bic the Third District Court Of New Orleans in the above
Titled and by parties viii
proceed sell public auction, the Merch4nts
tomhouse streets in the Second District Of hs city Tus
DAY, the 9th day November 1855. at Il O'clock
Two hundred and fifty OF WOOD, less,
from the Gazelar Plantation,
in tie Parish of Orleans the right bank Of the Mississippi
river
Seized in the above suit
TERMs-Tus being the secondhand last auction the snid
property will bs definitely adjudcsted highest nd last
bidder whatever it wilt bring twelve months credit the
purchaser furnishing bond with good and solvent security
beari eight per per from date uttif final
payment ard said purchaser shall have to deduct and pay
cash the Of printing riffs clerk fees and keeping
say the sum Of $3.50 or thereabUus,
HARRY T. HAYS
Sheriff of the Pntish Of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
'' : 80 = - j. O. HUGHES. Sheriff.

yENTE DE PARTA AGE-JAGoB q. PAYNE Il JILSON
p Harrison Winter W. Breazeale ct autIesSxieme
Cour de District de Ia Nouvelle Orieaus--No. lIt912
I'm VEKTU dun orare de yente mot
IA Rdresse Honorable uee de la Sxeme Cour de Dis
trct de pEtat de ID Louisiana dams cdes5na or
yente plus hau fnchersseur, la porte de "a NAL
de de la paroisse de Katehoces VrNDREDl Se
jour noyembre 1866 IL heures du mAn ct heures
eapres midi la proprte suya te dectits NOMINEE dams
lie dit Ordre SAVIOR
GENERAbEMENT QuELC0NoUE ces morceaux de
suas Ia drOe d. la riYiere Rouge en-
descendant environ dShuit miles audess de 10 vile des
Natchoces dams la dite puoisse des Katcdnches ct or
mRut ensemble que Ton npme 'lhabitation BFea2eale
tout apeupes deux mile cinq cent acres En-
semble avec toutes les basses ct authorizations qu s trou
vent de quelque mRuiere qui lui Appartiennent . 4
Ga" CONDITIONS DE LA VFNTE-Un tiers dn prlS aachat
deva ere pGye cDmpnt mains etes euX apts es res
nt deuS paements annuels da jour De Ia Sente
pour les quels piements terme, aceteur ourl ses oo
cations payeb es propro rdre e endoes en- osne par
ui gIrnntis par dhputheque special sur toute
hahitntOn Les bets pour les paemens erme
nttres rAison de pour cea an d ier lhngle Io6
usqna enr paemene possession de lhabltaoh Set Vree
dit Ter lanvier, 1867, aracheenE ,,-ct,pc eLtr.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
FUTURE AUCTION SALES.

FUTURE AUCTION SALES.
oPELoUsAs RAILROAD BONDS, STOCKS AND
Insurance scriDs
BIZ o. E. GrRARDEY d co,
AgcTfosnrRs-o Office No. II EzehangeP1aes.
GATURDAY, November ia, 1850, Mt 1S
Docloak N, the Merchants and Auctfonser. Exchange,
at public auction, Will be sold
10 Opelousas r. R. let Mortgage bonds with coupons
200 shares opelousas Railroad stock
Orleans Mutual Insurance Scrip Of 1850 for s2sl
:. 1861 for $40.
:. 1852 for 500.
aS-TERus--Cash In United States Treasury Notes.
THE DESIRABLE TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING.
No 7f2 Magazine street. Improved Ground
Fourth street, near Magazfneatrset at auctIon
BY MONTGOMERY 81 BBO.,
B. N. MONTGOMERY. Aue.foueeE
oEce-sg Camp street.
4 a1d sa Il Ezeasne Royal
BY agas1a P9uEtb Iys 6a and fhisd st5es
Ma4azne street by depth between parallel lines q no
feet inches The Improvements consist of one Two Story
iron railing etc, complete Thepropsr being put in FIRST
Also
ONE LOT OF GROUND No. g being in the EsaE # said
art described Lot in the sag sqgare measuring 3 feet
Ines in depth American messing The On
ETC. put il a-stfae repair BON properties are
ss balance ss Is Iaqgs4s
sais before " case the expense of the
purchaser including revenue stamps
Plans exhibited at place Of sale
LARGE AND PEREMproRY SALE OF ELEGANT
sasch aud Single Horses, Elegant Saddle Horse Fine
WORK Mules Fine Mich Cows Buggies, Elegant Brettss
Harness. Wagons, etc, etc, at auction.
ny MONTGOMERY ~ RRn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC

Nails and Castings Hoop, Sheet Bar Iron, Shovel
spaies Sheet Copper link, Plows Axes and Hoes
Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead India Rubber Betting Hose
Packing, Circular Mill and Gross Gut Saws
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16

COAL~......,,5 ONE DOLLAR
Best quality ofPtsburg Conl at ONE LIAR per rol
Screened expressly for family and de yeed TO ill parts
The city free of Carriage.
ENGLISH CAMEL aud ANTHRACITE COAL (egg
and steam size} at the Lowest market rates.
An orders left the Office IL Graver the Yard
Corner Magazine and GirCd Streets, will with prompt
attention W. q. CuYLE & co,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
ANEusENg E4NTs.
OPERA USE.
DOORS OPEN AT Z O'CLOCK, CONCERT TO COM
MENCE AT P NJ.

Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concet will be given at
the Opera House for a benevolent purpose on
Saturday, November Ia, 1866,
With the assistance of the following talented Artists
Mines. URBAN FLEURY, Mezzo Soprano; LOCQUETi W
R and L. R, Pianlsts; Messrs FOURMESFREAUXt
Hautbo's; FERNANDO, Baritone from Paris WANDER
OUGHT, Futs rs prize of the Conseryatore of Brus8es
PAGE, violinist; NORES, Pianist and DAVIS Tenor
Considering the object OF the sOIREE, Mr. Davis will
also for the only time the public the curiosity
Of WHIsTLING THE CAvATINA OF THE BARBER OF
SEVILLE, accompanying himself upon the Piano.
The Grand Concert Piano to be used this occasion has
been kindly by Mrs. Perer, No l22 Royal street.
For particulars programme.
lzy- The Box Office is open daily from "a. NJ to3
CT. CHARLES sTHEATER-sT.C CHARLES ST,
PROTECTORS. BEN DE BAR E. EDDY.
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF THE
SEASON.