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THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE %, 1866.

Gun jon 0FFIcE is now the most complete and
extensive establishment of the kind in the city.
The type, presses, material and entire fixtures
are new, having inst been received from the foun-
dries and machine shops of Conner & Sons. G. P.
Gordon and R. Hoe 4 Co., OF New York, and in
variety and beauty cannot be exceled in the
Hough. We have connected with this department
OF Of the best ruling machines ever brought
South, and can turn out all descriptions of job
work, ruled, lettered and hound, at the shortest
notice, in the most workman-like manner and upon
most reasonable TERMS
IN addition to a corps of experienced printers,
we have secured the services in this department Of
Mr.. W. w. Brisbin and Mr. Charles W. CLARK, SO
favorabIy known as job printers previous to the war
under the firm Of CLARK & Brisbin. Their friends
and ours viii bear this in mind and send in their
orders.
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MERCHANTS MUTUAL IN FIFTH DISTRICT COURT or
SURARCE COMPANY VS..
MARCUS J. zUNTZ. NEW oRLEAEs-No. 1880.
DX VIRTUE of writ of herI facias to
ID directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court
of New Orleans, in the above entitled cause will proceed
eers Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District Of this city, FRI
DAY the 9th day Of July, 1866 at Y O'Clock NJ the follow
ing described property, viz
SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the Fourth Dis
ct Of this city in the square bounded by Washington
Avenue Fourth Prytania and PlaQuetne How Coliseum
streets and designated by Nos l. ID a. 10 and por
tion Of lot No. IL said lots measure as follows:
Lots Nos and measure each twenty-five feet nine inches
four and onehaf lines front Plaquemine now Coliseum
street by hundred and twenty-five feet six inches and four
lines in depth; lot No forming the Of Plaquemne
noB Coliseum and Fourth Streets plan drawn by Noel
hansen architect under date 2st January 1876 and deposited
in the Office Of G. Sruger late notary pubc in this city
Lot No measures twenty-five feet front on PIaqueTiue
now Coliseum street. by hundred and twenty feet in
DEPTH peEpln by Moehausen, architect dated 5h May
1876 and deposited In the office Of j. r. Beard late notary
public Ia this city. per plan No. 81
Lot No. adotns lot No 2 and measures fifty feet front
PRquemina NOV Coliseum street by hundred and
tyVe feet in doRh per plan by Bussnn surveyor dated
9Th March 1882 and deposited in the office Of n Guyo ats
notary public in this city.
And lois Nos 49, IA and IS each tweuyeigbt feet
nches front Fourth street by hundred aud twenty
nine depth the portion of lot No. II
feet siN inches front Fourth street. by hundred and
twentyu olt in depth and adnns lot No lS per plan
nude by Hed arhUt dated l2 April 1883 ard deposited
ia the Office OF Tboma. Layton, le notary public IN this
city together with all the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized Ia the above suit.
HARRY I. HAYS,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans,
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PRINCE NAPOLEON PRoPHET.-The London
correspondent of the New York Times tells the
following:
In looking over my papers yesterday, turned
up the following curious document. 1t purports
TO be some remarks made last summer by Prince
Napoleon, who has lately made frequent visits to
the Tueres. He is reported to have said
:" You ask me if believe in war? Yes, / do
How is it to break out? will tell you. The war
will break out in the spring, and my father-in-law
will commence it, The situation of Victor En-
manuel is no longer endurabe. The public debt
| increases every year. This cannot last. The king
has repeatedly written TO the emperor that he
must have q solution; that he would rather be
plain Cheyalier de Carignan than play the part of
q sovereign who sees himself daily driven toward
preoipce. 1repeat Tiny fatherin-law has warned
my cousin that in the spring he would attack the
Austrian lines. Believe me, it is thus that the
struggle will commence. The king indulges in no
illusions-he knows that Austria will be victorious,
but he knows that his splendid army will offer a
serious resistance before giving way. The victo-
rious army will probably occupy Lombardy--pOs-
| sibly Turin, But then the situation will change
| However great may be the emperor's desire to
maintain peace be could not permit Austria to de-
stroy the work of France in Italy, He will be
| compelled to interfere in spite Of himself. If,
however, contrary to all expectation, the emperor
leaves my father-inlaw in the lurch, he would pre-
/ fer to become king of Piedmont as before, so as
\ to escape the responsibility which weighs upon
| him respecting Italy. What is most probable is
that France will interfere and that after the wal
the king will have the whole of northern Italy
while the emperor will dispose of the south"
In the light of actual events, and of the present
situation, this statement is remarkable.
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logIEg pL.TI5er oogarl EoLGER Z 90 Y. NEILs0N ID

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FoLGER 60. vs. NELSON DU
OF New Orleans. RAND-NO. $1,000.
by VIRTUE of n writ Of seizure and sale,
Id directed the Honorable the Fourth District Court
0reanSn the above entitled to Charles Benyenue
sheriff and by said late sheriff transferred will
sell public auction at the Merchants and Auc
tonser Exchange Royal street between Canal and Custom
in the Second District of this city TUES
DAY the 2ih day of July, 1866 at u o'clock the follow
ing described property, viz
A CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND, with the improvements
thereon rights privileges and appurenanee thereto belonging
any wise appertainng situated in the First District Of
city in the square bounded Clio Erato Bacchu and
Dyade and designated lot No So on piao de
posted in TIE of r. Stark notary public in this city,
the No IT. SAID lot 81 eet front Clio
street. by depth between parallel lines Of 59 feet 10 inches
and lines Being property acquired by defendant
by purchase succession Of the late NJ Bell per
before said Notary stark the 18th day of Noyem
her, 1859.
Seized in the above suit
Ne TERMs-Uash on the spot . -
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TNTAT DELLA LOUISE .DBUxIEME COU
81. Dc l...ri.. d. IN M.u.eL. --!....

TNTAT DE LA LOUISE AN -DEUXIEME COUR
IA de District de Ia Nouyelle Orleans.
LEta de Louisiana que presentes
nent, SaluE-
Attendu Que JAMES REYNOLDS ct Nine SARAH
BOALs femme de James s. Rhody It autres hees de eu
M avis coniormement Legislature De Eat de
Louisiana ntitue, acte reatit aux monOns ct la
Mere de proceder approuve lie Is rnars, 1855"
Quill soft ct toutes perso4es nteresees son par
Ia deuxome district de Ia Nouvee Orleans qui pour
gen 9 afo sns ore n eTs en- Sn
de la cour en- veTtu dnque Ia yene exc fate gu de
temps mode de la yene pour antre qrecou
que de aire vo dams ene ours date de la publication de
Get la yente ans tae ne set pas conhrmee ct
homolognee. I,.,,,, avon. o,o.;, 1os ,,,,.
men ct seGoRde@ent d5cfes de Mime sarah Boas femme
James S, Rhody ct autres heriters ne sam Boas pour
Ia de $780, Car ace deYant j. r. Cotey, nOtare
Lesd5 hertiers Sam Boas ayant acquis prophecies
apres dun ordre de mise
du dams Ia succession dud Sam BOas lie II aYrl l868-No
000t DESCRIPTION DIES PROPERTIES.
To- I'm certain TERRE, avec toute les authorizations
qu sy srouvent Ct toqs les drots privileges seEvudes ct
des Nonne 1uatrieme district (auteiois la VILE afayee
de la vile de Nonyee Orleans dams la paoisse doreans
Get Eta ct desgne par Treze let No So eque
s borne les rues Ste Mary Fulton etAndre ct Chip
v0yer de ancenne vile de Lafayette lie second jour du mo
JUN iS7 etdepese lie No 80 dams lvr plans
2 de William Chrsty, notaire public de cee VILE Led lot
de rente deuX pieds Ct deux gnes de face IA
ne mophe au lot 49, l. Cent Peds trs
Poqees ct eng gRes sur n ne 6 o e5 T @
par feu Samuel Bnals Chiea Blanc femme de Robert
Watson suvant ace pardeyant j. f. COhey notae
en- date du Cline jour d'avril 1851
20 Tros cerains lots de TERRE tontes les ameioa
tons qu sly les drJts privileges serytudes
avanages attaches apparenan situes dsl equae
district la vile de la Rouyele Orleans psrossa dor
leans, dams ret susmenonne borne par les rues tutnn
Chippewa st andre ct Ste MARY ct dtse lie susd plan
es Hu Neuf Dix Lesques do terG tnuchaut
ct mesurant pieds faee Ia Fulton par
pr0fondeur peds entire pes par ele treut
achees par samuel Buas de Thomas H. kennedy Ell de
femme monsieur ct de madame Martin Kennedy ain
gu aupert dun aete passe pardevan j. Kennedy
tare public vile lite du six du mo de JUN 1883
Tn certain lot de rERRE, desgne 10 No dams III
let No g. dams 70 iauhourg lrandas dams Huareme dis
trict cee Vile edit et Giant borne les Levee
Fulton Harmonic ct Heuveme ledt lot 40 peds &c
face Ia rue de 1913 peds pouces epr0Uudeur
lgne qui e dvise du lot No 3 et si peo sur Ia gpe
On lot No, s.
TN lot he TERRE designe parls No CuO dams le
meme lc district II piods de face Ia
Leyee 80 peds, plus on mons, DIG face d. Full
profundeu de S& peds Ia lie qui sepre e
DIT lot du No mesre amcreane, Giant la meme prpnete
acqise par ed fen Samuel Boas dc samuel wilson par
deyaut J, T. GOiicy uoire On dste du det5atT lS56
Bureau du greffer, Nile Orleans ce II tujn 1866.
Al, yILLERE, peputc.Go
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SHERIFF3S SALES.

E9gEIH g9gl D1sTe9F {AGos RR Sn9 o6R tn
ID v virtue of N writ of heri fncIaS to me di-
I'D rected by the honorable the Fourth Judicial District Court
sell public auction at the Merchants and Auctoneers
Exchange Royal street between Canal and CuStqmEonse
Streets in the Second District of this city, on
the seventh day ofJuy, 1866 st II O'Clock the following
CERTHfN LOT OF GROUND, With the buildings and
improvements thereon situate in the late municipality No 2
owhe First DISTRICT Of this city, and forming the corner of
tween New Levee Lafayette Commerce and Poydras sees
said lot measuring about thirty feet front on New Levs
street about hirh feet in width the rear line and
about seventyve feet six inches in depth and front on said
Lafayette street and about seventy feet in depth on the
opposite side line American measure aud forms part the
lot designated No "a plan annexed to an act passed
before e. strinse late notary public in this city On the
On this lot three story brick building the whole leased
for seventy dollars per month until LIST October, 1865
GnSol late notary public in this city dated May 1850
q TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated in the Third District
of this city designated by the Nos twenty FIVE and twenty
Plauche Mysterious Tor Columbusl and Goodchdren streets
and measure VIZ Let No 70 thirty feet SIX nGnss ifon
lines the line of lot Ne g. ninety three feet two lines
on the line of lot No "a add nineySeven feet three
lot No. a. th feet eleven inches and one line front OF
Plauche street. by depth between parallel lines OF one hun
on the right by % the left by lots Nos "a 70 5
part Of No 90 and in the rear by said lot No. Is
The whole English measure, and according to plan Draw
by Aou Hemecourt tate engineer on the lSh December
1871 depositedin the ONCE OF Al Mazureau notary pupe
| Together with all the buildings and improvements,
Being property acquired by the defendant by PUT
chase Miss Emee Dehergue per act passed before Ihet
T. iSl9
Plans will be exhibition at the Exchange some day
| previous Othat OF sale.
| E5~TERNS-Cash on the spot.
| Sheriff of Parish of orleans.
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IA EEa t. IA IS,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orlear
) SUCCESSION OF THE LATE
GEORGE g. BROWER, DE-
sEuosD DISTRICT Cor

SECOND DISTRICT CoURr} SUCCESSION OF THE LATE
of New Orleans. CEASED-No. 26,822.
DK VIRTUE and In obedience to order
ID Of sale rendered May 18th 1861 and to me directed BY the
the Second District Court of New Orleans in the
emitted matter will proceed to sell public auction
the Merchants and Aueoneers Exchange Royal street
Canal aud CustOmhOuse streets in the Second Dis
trc this city MONDAY the I'd day of July 1896 II
O'Clock NJ for account Of said succession, the following
described property, viz;
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all the
buildings ard improvements thereon rights serYudes
privileges and antage thereunto belonging in wise
apr ertann the First District of this city in
square bounded Baeehus Caope Clio and Dryades streets
designated Lot No sketch annexed to act before
H b Genas late notary public in this city which said lot
81 feet inch and lines front Bacchus street. by
100 depth between parallel lines bounded in the by
alley feet wide in With other lots of ground Dor
dering thereon
The buildings and improvements comprise onestory Frame
DWELLING HOUSE, slate rooted having three rooms,
Of which with fire places small wooden kitchen, with two
rooms; cstern, priYes, etc.
Plan thereof will be exhibition at the Exchange some
days previous to that of sale.
Being the property acquired by said deceased George
Brewer from Jonathan Reynolds per act before Michael
Gernou notary public in this city, dated January 81 1859
E57-TER8ts- Cash on the spot,
HARRY Il. HAYS,
Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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OFFICIAL.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTAIN'T
New Orleans, June %, 1866,

New orleans, June Il, 1000.
WHEREAS, John G. Sinnot has applied to me
for the cancelling of his official bond as Har-
Dor Master in and for the port of New Orleans,
to wit
bond dated the Dist of March, 1860, for
the sum of twenty-five hundred dollars, signed
by John @. Sinnot as principal and James Nc
Cioskey and James Nimick as securities, the
said bond being conditioned for the faithful
performance by the said John G. Sinnot of his
duties as Harbor Master aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given to all persons inter
ested in the above described bond, to show
cause in writing at the office of the secretary of
State, within ninety days after the last pub
LEGATION of this advertisement, why the said
bond should not be cancelled and annulled,
Given under my hand and seal of State as
above and of the independence of the United
States, the ninetieth.
j. MADISON WELLS.
By the Governor:
j. Fl. HARDY,
Secretary of State.
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''-'' =, ,,' HARRY t. HAYS,
S.erif OF HE Parish Of ORLEANS.

sYNDIC's sALE-BY TIE SHERIFF OF THE PARISH
Of Oseans-JOhu G. Rice His Creditors and the Cred
Of Deaunay, Rice Co.-Fonrth District Court OF New
Orleans No. li.ITA
DY VIRTUE of and in obedience to an
ID order Of sale rendered May 1866 and directed BY
Honorable tie Fourth District Court Of New Orleans n
entitled matter Charles Bienvenu late Sheriff. and
pubc auction Merchants aud Auctioneers Exchange
Royal between Canal and Cusamhouse streets in the
Second District Of this city SATURDAY June 3d. 1866 a.
Il o'clock H. of the creditors Of said nsolYen the
following described pr perty viz:
SIX LOTS GROUND, situate in the First District OF
this city square bounded by Cypress street Florida
Landing johnson and Galgez streets designated by the Nos
veyor dated 9Th Of March, 1873 and deposited in the office of
D. l. Ricardo, late notary public in this city Said lots
follows, viz Let No. II measures n feet inches
lines font GRlyez by $50 feet inches deep
between parallel lines Lot No Is has 20 feet inch and
Cypress street. by III feet deep and front
avea street Of which streets forms the Lots
Nos Is is and II eaeh % feet inch front Cy
can Together with all the buildings and improve
meuts thereon.
Being the same property which the nsoveuts acquired by
purchase e Poet by passed before Michael GernUn
notary public, the 9Th July, 1860.
Surrendered by sad nsolvents to their creditors.
TERMsTh being the second and last auction the said
property definitely adudcaed to the highest and last
furnishing bond with good and sufficient security to
satisfaction Of the syndc aud special mortgage the
property sold until final payment.
Said purchaser shah have deduct and in cash the
printing clerk and shers fees amounting 2O there
abouts furthermore the state parish and municipal
taxes the Of which not having been asCertaned.
HARRY 7. HAYS,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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S. H. DAVIS JR., VS.. FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
JOHN FINN. ! 0BLEANs-No. 1909
ID Il VIRTUE of IA writ of EePA fneinsfdI-
ID rected BY the Honorable the Fourth District Court New
Orleans the entitled cause Cha Benvenue late
sheriff. and by sheriff transferred will proceed
public auction, MONDAY the 9Th day ObulY
1866 5ocoCk at my Warehouse, No 25 Jefferson
street in the Second District of this city
4 LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, sper anventory
which can be seen at my office.
Seized in the above suit
HS~TERMs-Oash on the spot = -
~ HARRY II. HAYS,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans,
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA, DEP. DE L'ExEoUTIF,
Nouyelle- Orleans, % JUN 1866.

NO0follS-OIlGuIlSJ "a JUN 1000, }
ATrENDU que John G. Sinnot s'est adress6 a
moi atm de faire eaneeller son obligation Off
cielle CONNIE Maftre de Port, dams ct pour lie
port de la Nouvelle- Orleans, SAVIOR
Une obligation datee lie q mars 1860, pour
la somme de deux mile cling cents piastres, 81
gn6e par John G. Sinnot CONNIE principal ct
James McCloskey ct James Nimick CONNIE eau,
tions, laquelle obligation Giant conditionn6e
sur Ia tidele execution par ledit John G. Sin
not de SEES deyoirs de Maitre de Port ci-dessus.
Avis est par lie present dome a tous ceuE
y intGressG d'avoir a deduire, par 6crit, au bu-
reau du secr6taire d'Etat, dams les quatrevingt-
dix iours apres la derniere publication du pre-.
sent avis, les raisons pour lesquelles la dite
obligation ne serait pas cancell6e ct annull6e,
DonnG sous ma main ct lie sceau de IEtat
la date ci-dessus, ct de Independence def
Etats- Uuis, La neutrality-suspicious.
- J. MADISON WELLS,
Far lie gouvarneU'
J, FL, HARDY,
SecrGtaire d'Etat
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sHERIFF's SALES.
JOHN j. KERR
rulpD DIsTaloI ooUnT OF NEvl JON

THIRD DISTRICT CeUHr OF NEW JOHN J. KERR
nRLRANs-No 81, l66. JEO. NJ BARTHBT,
DR VIRTUE 0f writ of ficrl facias me
ID directed by the Honorable the Third District Court Of
New Orleans la the entitled cause, will proceed TO
sell at public auction Merchants and Auetioneers Ex
change Royal street. between Canal and CusomhOuSe Streets
IN the Second District Of this city MONDAY, the thr
teth day Of July 1866 at u O'Clock NJ the following de-
scribed property, viz; - = - - -
DeassiZe in the square desgnatedby the No wenysS and
bounded by Dryades Harmony St. Denis streets ana the
line Of division Of said aubourg DeasSze and ne Q9srefe
Paance Said lots of ground designated by the NOS
ave and six pan drawn BY H Grant late sgryeyqP'
dated April l6 lS4l, and deposited in the otce OF L. n
Kenny late notary public for the parish of jefferson The
lot measures thirty feet front Dryades street.
one hundred and twenty feet depth between parallel
lines and the otNo adons lot No five, thirty
six feet Ave inches Dryades street. by hundred
and twenty feet depth the line separating from lot
No Ave one hundred twenty feet three inches also in
depth on the ubourg Psnnce, and twenty eight feet
seyen inches and six lines in width in the rear.
Together all the dependencies of said lots of ground
rights and privileges appertaning without exception or re-
servatioD, -, -.
Being the property acquired by defendant by purchase
widow j. r Estaban, act passed before d. CLARK
M notary public of the parish OF Jefferson, on the t
Of July, lS47.
Seized In the above suit.
RS-TERMs-Cash on the spot - -
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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gTyru DISTRICT COURT ! O. NEITdERROFF vs.
or NEw ORLEANS. ANTONIO CUerA-No. I0,643
pR EEESTU a. oflDd in Otgedinree to an order
Dosae rendered May 1856 and directed by the Hon
0rable the sixth District Court Of New Ore35 in the above
titled cause, will proceed TO sen az public auction at the
Canal and C5tOnholse streets in the Second District Of this
city MONDAY the sixteenth day otJuy 1856 Il o'clock
NJ. tine following described property, VIZ:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second
District this city amber One of Square Mum
Der Twenty Seven bounded by Marsis Gustonhouse, Canal
IRENE measuring American eaBurp, twenty-five
six inches and lines front GustomhouGe by
hundred fourteen feet in depth between parallel lines
Together with al the improvements thereon, belonging %
garnishee V FaUge5.
~ HARRY T. HAYS
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