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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09
ffeal Notices.
AlHaira Billiards. Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Cour, held at
RaSDoLPH DIsIalor, SIS. ! Brook field, within and iur
SAID DIsric; l5in day Of December, A y. 1865.
purporting ,o be lbe as W ~ ANA Is
II tame Of Buila I'd, tate OF Washington sand
District, deceased, he Presenttt tht Cottt1A r.
NJ. BIZ, the ex therein named, Ter fobate:
Ihal al Iperson> d
be no, ieo appeaI al session OF saiG Court
TO holden the rtoDdie once, In Chelses, On
jan. -. :co6. and show cause. il
they may gan tie FroLa ate o. sara " ii ioE
winch purpose ills fLfthe ordered tnata 81 the
order be published 1bet weeks success
syely nhe Green Mountain Freeman, printed at Mont
P-ier prev to said time aPpnintedf FOL hearing
A trus copy OF record.
Yi2w3 Attest X. CLEANELAND. Judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09
EiGeId EsOhonaks's Estate.

STATE OF SERMoNJ.I In Probate Court, held u
DISTRICT, Brookfe within ior -1d
district, ihs 10Th day CT December, A. ID. lotJ-
Instrument Ingtp be the last " ili and
n lnent Fhttd nonan, Washington
deceased being presented to the Cont by Il. 4.
Wne, the executor thcreIn named for prui ate: Is
OIdered by SAID Court that all persons ConcerhtC Herein
be IiIrd OF said tuuH 10 be
holden The P.ohute nc, III C.eesa, tLe eth
day of January, 1856, and show cause, II any ne.
have, against probate of said y n! Tor which
1t IS tuher red, thai ely Of the OF "a odeI
De published thsee IA i:ae Cree hou-
in Ereemau printed Montpelier previous 10 SAID time
appointed for hearing 4 true copy OF record
F52w3 Attest, J. K. CLEANELAND, judge.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09

i1A8M AID FttUIT Ia D. ID = mill e a h-a, "a al
l. climate. Thirty S0unl OF Philadelphia ~
RAJ read, New Jersey, The came iiAe OF l.iIUde
Baitim re, Md.
The sell i Pre- ductiye, varying fr ON a cay
10 a SANDY 10 IN, suitable Tor Wheat, Grass Corn t.
OaccU, ITu Is and Vegetables. This Is great fruit
country Five run ed NIneg sTds and Orchard have
been planted out by experienced rGlt Graz
Is aread one OF The most beautiful aces III the nite
States Inc entire territory consisting OF fifty square
miles OF land, i AID ont upon general stem OF
pToyemen-s. The land i only sold to &C ual settlers
with provision for public adornment. The place, on
account OF Its great beauty, Y. il as other ages
five thousand people the past three ear
Churches, stores Schools, Academies, Societies
ana Learning, and other MS OF refine ment and
been introduced. HuI dTeds OF opie are
constantly sett ng. HundI eds OF cu- be 49,
constructed Pr Of Farm Rama, twenty lots and
upward, e25 per acre Rive and ten and Village
lots for sale.
fruits and Vegetables riuen e-ri-r III III district
than any other locality north OF Norfolk, Va. I'M
proved places for
Openings all kinds Of bu ness Lumber }arJs.
MaaufactOries, Foundres- Store, and the ike; and
steam Power, with room, can be rented
Fer pers who desire mid winters, hca tbIl eli
mate, and good soil, country beautiful mp
ed Astounding III ftuis and possessing all her social
privileges, in the heaIt OF cIYilzati i rthy
visit.
Letters ed and the yineland Rural paper Civ
ing iuil iniorma ard cont aing Reports q Scion
Robin son, sent 10 applicants.
Address CHAS. h. Lands, Nineland r. o, Lands
Tow ship New Jersey.
From report Scion Robinson, \ grcultural Editor
OF The Tribune: = is of The Qst
till aim level position suitable IN
the Western Praires.' 4iFSM6m.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09

RtyArE HtDlcAL ot4IcI

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impose -i- patients 'n-' A-
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~
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$3.50 1re-eu-icn5 f
FOREIGN AID EAI4E q AtEr.
= saoa iit- the nature gro ctela' - c-
l5--..--s and l.sss ass 10 th-ircu.e se-1e. Ll.-
a. ~ - 80. 5@-5 - sii--
....- 1- &c tfeai- how obtained. u1-1a Sal
Il. "a NJ iut - tgrtier .ile5r lra1s-I 81
5-a5- l7eisasr be dseeIres -
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ia,o..s ct thelr -cil a. ~ tte t=e,.-
st CT ezot-1a.ct th=9' on Hra besides to
e4i,-I books uul
written ta- .aa..f.-, sd enr~t- OF iferen5
s--. .4lt=a .lil same T. theil pill
zct=. Specifies &c. s, 81 h "A, 9t ali, ra-t
rary see4as Of IS arlele ia. belief q lts " cuii
thin hat NO. .3"n T. = XII more ther
-afed ar& nose 1st @l-ted stt itionaly ~. ureo
.ta.A-sC i- Or CJAUk DSCIts r. AND NOefRU
MAKERS
ero1Sl tie tsnoraHee u the tHack Doctof known.
ae ot3sr remedy he -eles upon AERcuRE and give
"a. his patients IN Pills Drops sc 50 the Noslrl
T.eT e4u= by adds % his soc4lled Ezrrac
-cluc .AItdote, e.. 10th IeiYllg upon lis effect.
ring --F IN hun@ieG II IS IAN ieteo IN V-r4--
ass " 45ghout ,h= i@-a ott. : las notlii- + --i
The o@ia''5 soIae 81 - nom de- other gro" 8 o
are 'sit y .-.Ss At s~ii5t ' u -
I'll t--eA c. 'F c~ltd II po5a-ote '[ conn '--- l
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09

The extent of the California wine interest Is
comparatively little known in the Atlantic
States. Every year increases the product i'm
mensely. The estimate ior the present year Is
$50 900 gallons in Los Angeles County, $50, 900
remainder of the State, or l 100000 gallons In
ail-Inore than four times the entire product Of
the United States in 1860.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09

CHEAP CoRN.-Amid the prevailing high prices
for most farm products, the price of corn is low,
and destined to remain SO, from the scarcity Of
cattle and hogs to con une the large crop which
has ripened in fine order. TIE large nay crop.
also contributes to keep down the price Of corn
Thirty cents bushel is low price for corn, while
other grains are SO much higher in propor ion
Ohio Farmr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09
ZEE CAsKEz WoRx.-A gentleman in Hin.

THT CANKEa WoRN.-A gentleman in Hing
ham, who has great fame as a pomologlst, has
tried the following plan to hinder the operations
OF the cankerworm on his fruit trees, and has
found 1t to be thoroughly successful: He uses
rough box with It's sides about foot high,
and about the same distance from the trunk Of
the tree. This box he fills within inch of the
top with spent tan-bark with slw-dust
Just inside the box, and nearly flush with its
upper edge, he Iails a leaden gutter. which,
icing filled with cheap kerosene oil, no canker
worm can get through. On the contrary, it
proves deaihrap to many OF the pests, none
OF whom can get TO the tree from the soil near
the root, through the dust or tan-bark.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09

ONION MAGGoTs -Thi. is not Just the season
for young onions, but perhaps We had better say
now that We think of it, that the editor OF the
Journal of Horticulture and Collage Gardener
recommends 10 sprinkle fresh pine sawdust over
he surface OF The onion-bed as soon as the Oh
ions well above tbs surface. The sawdust
need not be put on taickly, but little of it fresh
might be sprinkled on once week until the bulbs
are safe. We have faith in this preventive, be-
cause the fumes of turpentine emitted by tGe
-awdust obnoxious to ell insects and might
keep away the flies.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09
1)octrp.
Let Us make the Best of Life.

AOt As "A IN , WV -
Life is bu, feeting dream,
Care destroys the zest Of it
swift it eTid-Ih like a strtam-
Mind yuu make The best of II
Talk not OF your wear woes,
Troubles, or the rest Of it;
five have but brief repose.
Let US make the best Of Il.
IL your friend h as 10 a heart,
There something fine in him.
Cast away his darker part,
Cling TO What's divine in him
Friendship is our best relief
Make no h-srtless jest Of IL,
II will brighten every grief,
1--we make The b est Of If.
Happiness dsspis-s state,
rs 10 sage experiment.
Simply thai the wise md great
Msy havej and merriment
Rank Is not its spell refined
Noney's not the t-st o. It.
But . calm, c,ntruted mind,
That will make the best OF il.
Trusting N th- Power above,
Which sustaining all Of u
In one common bond Of love,
Riddetb great and small OF US.
Whatsoever may befail-
Ncrr.x or thu resi- of il
We shall overcome ;hsm all,
II we IL axe the best Of il.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09
CnaoI.ci..d Te.:Et.lont-
From REV. FRANCIS LoBDI1I Pastor "a thc south
Congo esationai Church, bridgeport. Connection

FT0m hEY. EEANIIS I0FDIIf.- Ia7IN3 u lUc --NuIH
Congo esatIoDai Church, bridgeport. Connection
LRiDGEPoi.T, jam ~ p, 1464
cen lemen II 81. nl-is - suf-
erng humanity bear testimony 10 ie virtues u r.
NI-T2G'S BALsA. Will taf l-E1- ! Aa- used ii
when have had occasion oi any medy fer oush~.
Gods, sore Ihroat-f9T many Je-I- aid never.
sing e nstauce. has il failed 10 TeeEe ana core
have frequently been Veg ho4tse On S4turcs. end
looked fol ward 10 the delivery al sermons the
foi owing day with misgNl--- tut by a itc a u-t
Of the ba-am any hoarseHes- has artabi bean ~
MOI ed AID hs preached wItho-t difficulty.
/ nj to my brethren tAa Ivy, nd H.
pubic speaker generally, CERTAIN eneoy TT iir
bronchial trout es TO Nlliel peculiarly POS L.
fntIrely unsolicited / send zen ta5~ testimonial.
which Oh liberty t. IA aI say NJ choose
PeFhap the b1'.2m doe not affect -. Istu- 4iIka
but it alw-y- removes nv Acars1Eez- ali Nm Ier
Ihs ministers h2Td working Ca1-the ~astslt1.
Yer Jrely yours lEASt-t- LJG... E,.t.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09

YELLOW AND WHITE CoRN.-A, meeting Of
the Little FalIs, q. Y-,) Farmers Club, the dis
cu,son turned upon the comparative sweetness
and nutrition Of the different varieties Of corn Dr.
Isham said yellow m cal, when old, apt 10
have bitter taste. Yellow corr contained more
oil than white. and when thu meal was kept some
time, the abundance OF oil had tendency to be
come rancid, hence, the bitter taste Of the meal
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09

OF Herman, Y Y writes as follows
" WIsTAEs BAL Az or WILD CHlERF gives uni
versa All ton. Il seems 10 Co %.
ing ana ci'ansirg the Luz -a ila -1e Il5s iiea.
THUS REMOVING THE CAUSE. tn-IE.D pF DRYING u
THE COUGH AND LEAVING THE Gauss b HIHD. cen
sIder the Basam goo any If not fht is' fush
medicine with , hich al ac4uaiatfs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09

WINTER SHELTER FOR SHEtP.-iiave cur
friends provided winter SHELTER for their sheep:
or they, many Of them, neglecting it usual
and, usual. not having the best luck with their
sheep. Depend upon it, that cold, 10 addition to
wet, IS hurttul. YOU will see it more especially
in the spring. Shelter is feed saved strength
kept. which would otherwise be lost; AID wool
improved by the good condition Of the sheep, to
say no,hn. sbout OF the most important
points OF al!-iae anlbG which to follow. A
suffering sheep Wi. produce weak lamb. Among
weak lambs there IS always mortality, and stunt
gGovth in be future body of the sheep. weak,
sickiy lamb viii not make ftst-ciass sheep,
under good Treatment Good treatment Of sheep
profitable al ro-nd, and shelter = aEs q the
important points 10 be attended to. Bulb /, ard
ins.r the saee.l in it; feed them there; let their
sail BE- there; and tLe little tit-bis they need.
Now Is good time to see to TIES thing, to pre-
pare for it.-Rurai Uorid.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09
ColllllltNQ(!lIIOGG

DR. SfRICKLANn'S MELLIFLCOUs COUGH
II SAA is warranted to cure Coughs. Colds Hu..s-
rs #bma, WhoopInc Cough, SIRE Throat. Co-slt-.
and all an ctiors of The Throat and Lung.
Fo. sale bV Druggists 80 cents per bottle.
Go. q. Goodwin Co, ~ HA over Stree,
Sole Agents for Nv En-iand.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09

FATTENING CALvEs.-l sensible practical farm
er told the other day that he had often noticed
that calves would thrive better milk that
not rich in butter, than ca what commonly
called very ren milk. that is fact IL accord
with what recently stated that the nu-
iritve elements of milk reside chiefly in the
cine. II you have that gives particularly
rich milk and one that gives quality poorer in
butter, i. is better IN every way. 10 feed the calf
on the milk of the latter. The calf will thrive
better, and you'll get butter from the milk
OF the first cow.-Pioughmnn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09
nte0iliues.
"A gHING OF BEATTY, Is / JOY F0REltf
MARTHA WASHINGTON
HAIR kES'TOEsER

HAIR kESI'ORER
7his is the Fire, and only ar.iee ever troe .n. t-
the p30iic that " iii tore both Hair and hIs
AWAY NOW WITH AL HAIR DYEg
Mo ~ouio think Of usiIg an. thin so disagst-s .
iia'r Dye, they cOu op'y Ind anything D., r..
restore Izit and whskers to theif natural color
The MARTHA ASKING TON HAIR Res IokF.s
De ali his asd net color The IN +! no mi-:ate
Try 1t, and b convinced
lst. # is Dye. II Wi. not colo Tbs -aa
3d. Il VIII Testor- tie Hair nom 4 Gray roa .--
full Black, brow 4 Uburn or whatever n2l II have.
its o. 2inai coioT, and cause It 10 assume il fa-
Il. IT yr4Il cure all disease and huulors Of ~.
keep Tie head cool, and the hair from falling ed-
promote d healthy growth.
5.h. as a Dres-iugloI me Haislt IS enc OF lhe
Ia rse. i viii char se dry ea-el an0 Eivy tn-t
beautiful six IKE appearance.
oh 1t vii change GRAY and FADED Whiske.
beautiful Brown, and cause them to appear mo1e1 e..
Hr a, ian s 6y aA{ other atpiiS'tj.e TO- .,
arfici ever I'D j. n tteTe. y IS selling gao
-vi Z bette ssti~ tassisH "a IA 1u- oihe-"
D. X. ~ !! dfsr-. says
,l4Il4A V lsAlngton Han Hes-Cstr SUI
all the air Dyes and RestoTers ever brought le
NJ. i. 5. Bray, soufh Dau7era, ,iass..fags.
have sold as dozen bottles isrtha wac
and j las il Jared 70 give sat.sia-......
Ar 9. 9. bixby, Ac-th Bird 'at=r, p
. ls4s from Chslsea sies-.. rsing Ws.....s.
s. would gise three dollars Tor cue bottle
3 San -p without o. u-e auy other
ass e. l.. Lane. Swauzey, III, J. La q q ut.
BIS grey hGlt and wi4i-k,i- 20 Their former i.
u-iag ole bct.i- II Martha Washington Ila.r .-.
ASH iirs. =. I. BiNby, South Danyels. ST.
net been IT. cbiej with bsd hum
I 4ree years aud appitea many medicines buy
Ht = inE 0Ue la-f.e Ct Il Martha l7a-
.ia4F Gig. orr a.. hts" Is CARED, md p .o-= Zig.
i-eG ne second cottl fi.e = lad commence
cut .ae-t il E4u - ee oil and j. three &c 0ntts
weod a mead OF El-r wnHn youth
--i5 by Wood BI&by & Co.. WiGIe.sie ..4
-aIl Agents, Mont peiicr, "
x - 81. fori-I.ed o. Dr- y
49, care ~ l-ss tins rilu any c-.e- ,l.--.
3aoTt eH-etuaily al p-Fmcratly, VIA 4as-
rem occupation p. i-af Is exposure ~ all vest
Win 49,, ana pleasant zaef.1c i4s.s.
sELf-ABCoE Ard SOLITARY ilABI-..
1Heir elect and cor4equelc.
sP5EIAI. .sILsIfVTs AMI tIUAlIrr.
iac:t~ntfo Married ala single latles
So HHTaND DLLlCAIE DISORDERS
erousiai 3 II -etions Lraptiops ana All J3i.eas..
81. Ulcers ai tae ose. ! D. 1at lad Bc.s t.-
"a the Iace aweilin1s OF tie Joints Nertlg..
.1s ,u-aaa and OF her " easuesses- = IC-ta -
z s77 advanced, 81 si- a1tl, -
EHfI tXES alNGLt o. 4ARRffu
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09

BUcSwHEiT CAXEs.-A LADY .! cai.uro r.
aaement, anu unusual powers OF Observation,
ana comparison, became widow. Reduce
from affilenee TO poverty, with large family
OF small children dependent on her labor foT
daily food, she made d variety OF experiments
to ascertain what a-tieles could be purchased
for the least money, and would CT the same time
go The farthest," By keeping her children
longest from crying for som. thing 10 eat. She
soon discovered that when they eat buckwheat
cakes and molasses, they were quiet for longer
time than after eating any other kind Of food.
4 distinguished Judge of the United States
court observed that when he took buckwhea,
cakes for breakfast. nc could sit on the bench
the whole day without being IIGo;n foftably
hungry If the cakes were omitted, he felt
Obliged to take lunch about noon. Buck
wheat cakes are universal fayorite at the win
ter break fast tabls and scientific investigation
and analysis haE shown that they abound an ,l,e
heat-forming principles hence nature takes
away our appetites for them in summer Halls
Journal Of HEALTH
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09

SEYMOUR gTHATCBEB, r.

and entitled, merits and receives ne general conn
dence of the public
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09
CONSUMPTION.
IT rs UNSURPASSED

while preparation, free from noX'ous INGREDIENTS
posons minerals urting ski J. science and medical
knowledge; combining all tAst : valuable ne veg=-
table Kingdom ior Tins class OF diseases, i IS
INCOMPATIBLE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09
A Case OF u Years Standing Cured

From INSLEf JEW EFT, No. % Avon rlace. .on.
= have sun red and ercir - years
rom dyspelsia. | comm need tabn s t.. eruY5au
syrup aud found imUlediate benefit from ne
three four weeks l Was 4ut1rey relieved
from nay suferinss. and have enjo, sd uninterrupted
health since
Thousands have been changed by the n! tins ZEN
edy. from We K sick'y, suffering Testutes strong
healthy, AID haI Py men and aud inyaliis can
not reasonably hesitate TO give il g trial.
: pamphlet 3 pages. CONTAINING ceseia5.tes of
cures ana re Il il'nend tons trcIn
inent phi siclans- Gle ether. dies
oheT valuable ard interesting Ioaler, wal be ept FEE
TO any one sending Us theg rssi ieucc-
Q!- See that each Bottle has nfRUVINN SYRTP
blown in the gfa-s-
FOR SALE BY
j I. DINSMORE, 30 Dew street New Yo4k
SETH W FOWL & SON, Is fremont st. Boston
AND BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-21
vnN SALES THIs DAY.

SON SaE1ES THIS OA "
RESERVED SALE,
H''a 'stic Dry Goods etc etc.
ID MARKS,
MONDAY May s1st. aigE ailgEsE, !. 6gs,ons.t S.s
AVE- will be sold % 'Nn''''' ''
700 pieces Bleaehad Cottoas. 'oek, A. h,
800 =. 7-8 and II Brown Cotton
100 . Linen and Cotton sheettngs, ,l0ts
700 . French and American Prints
COO =. French Jaconets ~
300 .. Irish Lnets.
COO .. White Swiss and Jaconets, extra fne.
400 e. French Percas
200 Black Alpacas.
100 =. Linen Drills.
200 O.. Toile du Nord
800 81. Grenadines
200 q. Jeans and Tweeds
400 =. White Linen Netting.
800 o.. 105 and 90 inch Bobbinet,
25 dozen Table Cloths
400 81. Linen Towels and Napkins.
100 pieces Cottonades.
$50 dozen Linen Bosom Shirts.
400 E. White and Colored Handkerchefs.
1000 Cotton Hosiery
200 pieces genuine Turkey Red.
At l o'clock
ots fne silk Mixed Clothing consisting Of fine assort
ment damaged
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-21

EVRIDAY, list of June, SEQ, at IL O'Clock
NJ by virtue in pursuance city ordinance No. a.
seres dated ayoaty New Orleans City Hail. 1th of May
1866 will be sold in the Room Ofst Charles and Gr
yer Streets under the St. Charles Hotel commencing
FRIDAY st of June at IL O'Clock NJ and continue from
day day pace and hour the following vaua
bic property
ALL THAT PORTION OF THE BATTURE, comprised
within the square bounded by St. Louis and CONT Peters
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.
RTERxs-onefhc cash in matured and lawful obligations
of tire city New Orleans U Treasury notes and the
equal nstamens divided into coupons required
Of one two three four years. credit special
-, :, -.,--..-- l., -
gage On the property sold sad notes TO pear interest at
cent per from date to maturity and not then paid
per cent thereafter until final payment with privilege
part purchasers psy whole or any part their
|
notes in cash.
n BCash paymens to he made at the time of adudca
|
40,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-21
AMUsEMENTS.

THE TURF-FAIR GROUNDS RACE COURSE
TwO GRE.T TRoTTlNG MATCHES, TUESDAY,
MAY 2-st Race-Purse and Stake, $780, mile heats in
to harness.
lst-owner enters blk. g. REINDEER
2d-owner enters br g. J. MARTIN formerly Quaker Boy
3d-0wner enters g. m NELLIE
I'd Race-Purse and Stake sI5OO two mile heats
lst-R BoHham enters g. g. GREY EAGLE, to harness.
Id Shanhan enters br e. BEAUREGARD to harness.
Sd-owner enterss. g. sHfFTY. to wagon.
The above will be two most exciting which have
taken place for long time Reindeer and Grey Eagle
New Orleans favorites well known all the others are FIRST
class and fast time may be expected
Pools will be sold at Hawknss Falcon, Grayier street. on
MONDAY, atSP.M.
Admistance, 81.
Subscribers to the Fair Grounds will be admitted free by
showing their tickets.
The day ofthe the Fair Grounds Penant will fly from
the Crescent Hail. Canal and st. Charles streets
In of postpOnement Blue will be displayed.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-21
REMOVALS.

y PEMOyAL.-THE CRESCENT CITY BANK HAS
AZ removed No l0 Canal street above the Office Of he
Merchants Mutual Insurance Company.
ID QE8EOVAL-L B. PoTRIER HAS REMOVED HIS
IL Office from No. % Bienvie street to No Iii Graver
street.
Persons indebted to the late firm of PoTHIER Eau
GHEU& will please call at his office, No Ill GraVer street.
between Camp and Magazine streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-21
PROPOSALS FOB GAS.

MAYORS OFFICE
MOBILE May IL, 1856
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Mayor and
Gagh Committee until the Ist day July 1866 for Lighting
the city Mobile with Gas both for consumption the Pub
Lamps Public Buildings the city and for furnishing
Gas for the the inhabitants thereof for the period of
years
The proposals must state how much for each lamp will be
charged per and how much will be charged each for
the erection Iron Posts and Street LamR whenever and
required how per thousand cubic
Gas consumed by the inhabitants the Public Buildings Of
the city.
Other details ofthe contract hereafter agreed on
Parties desiring to submit Proposals. authorized to call
the City Treasurer for all necessary information the
subject.
Bond and security will be required for the punctua and
faithful performance ofthe contract
Proposals sealed up and deposited with the City
Clerk. j, NJ. WITHERs, Mayor.