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, 1866-08-07

Bntcllelorss Hair Dye,
The Best In The world Harmless rellah!e mstanta-
leors The oalr perfect Dye! Sodt:apnointmentCno
ridiculous tint8 Egne WILLIAM 4; n*IGn M New
preserves nd beauties Shs hair.
sold by all Druggists. ocAlStiy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-10
AUCTION SALES.
IALEs AT AUCTION, i
j. b.. WALTON, Il DEsLoNDE.
-9E7 E7IE5TI 4tL q 7575I3T W ~ q ~
Saturday. February 10Th.

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Saturday, February 10th. 8s5i6
A two story frame dwelling on Poydras street. tho
small dwellings, street. between carondelst and
Two lots q ground opposite the sorapurn Market
street between Fourth Washington stIeetssi
S sas sms sgsns o second
Improved and Of Hospital and Tont
= Thursday, February 18th
ffty miles below New Orleans 1s5
Cane Plantation on Black River in the Parish Of
in the Parish or Concorda z.
story brick store corner of Poydrss sud
Baronne strests -Fredricksons drug store -
Double tenement story cottages on Carondelet stsee
The Union Warehouses; Tchouptoulas, Commerce and
Notre Dame streets s35 Sfs is 10 5ta
Two three brick dwellings Rampart
Canal and Common stra ts. = tf s8giss4
Saturday, February nth. I'll ss
For succession Of Ghas schutte two story frame house
corner Gonstancs and Calliope streets.
improved and vacant property corner Of Espanads
Dauphine streets. &
Wednesday, February e1st. sli Il
Three lots Tehouptouas street, between hatcher
Three lots New Levee street between Naschsn and
yier streets, 4s #
Saturday, February a4th. 3
For succession Of G. Lewis, story attic fras
dwelling and o lots of ground corner Of oamp and Philip
"wednesday, February esth.
dence and TIVE lots No. l73 Camp street, Julia
Thursday, March list. S4s3S&8
tin Helfort Haydel. city
FsA ss{ 8,$ Saturday, March 3D. $5l
For succession Of pr Thos, Five vacant lots
franklin street near Poydras street.
15E#!i5f We Wednesslaay. March. zth.a " 7s3sis
Henriette Desonde "a Widow Ghastant Ct alsA thres
story trick dwelling and story cottage Eplanaae near
4 nlr For particulars see advertisements ts s va
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-10
DON'T CLEAR FOR SALE

This magnificent. estate known as the POINT CLEAR
Mr. F. H. Chamberlain who for that cause il not able to
terest of the public demand, Is offered for sale. E5
Now exhierang retreat and charming summer resort
widely favorabiy the elegant leisure of the
world require particular of those
exceencies which give locality that exalted and
reputation whichit has enyiabiy attained. Z
It unauesttonabe favoe Of Mississippi Alabama,
Louisiana and other neghbrng States and tn. mention Of
the Point Clear will to capitalists the value of
its fame II situated the most beautiful and prominent
landmark Mobile Bay while the purity Of its sandy soil and
the serenity Of its view the sweep coast AND the
the walk ride and sail and the delicious gratates Of gener
render this superior known the
Many and thousands have tested the
virtues of Its santve claims. -"
It's capacity bestowing every comfort and delight which
the and climate afford admitted by all
while there property the kind that be
neratve proprietor Of liberal motives and professional
taste The buildings large, commodions and admirably
arranged the cottages spacious and substantially enclosed
the approaches from the bay are and
saunch and elegant steamer called The annie
nothing wanting to render Pont Clear the most sau
the attention capitalists to this splendid estate compris
81 acres The that it is vendabe will inu heil
regard All information which be required can be had
application to MESLlER CO., ?
- Real Estate Brokers,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-10

NJOTICE-IN ACCORDANCE wITHA RESOLUTION
adopted by the Police Jury of this Parish the sh day
Of December last S{ fsl * i5a$ SfssfiSt5A s7F7
Notice is hereby given all persons holding Parish War
present the to the undersigned Lemae
Esq before the LIST day # April next in order to receive
r. NJ BACKEN, President Police Jury
Hstehitoches, La, Jan. 10, 1856. Q35s EsQ 81 ass
"a adopee par ur de police do cette paoisse
ore dernier- .sSs 49, -. N. i,,.n
parosse, de presenter eeuxc au sousslgns ou
emee avant e prochan atm de receyor en- ecnanse
des bons coupons. = /, e. -, ~: 10 police
Natchitocbes La le 10 ianvler 1851
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-10
NEW ORLEANS oHnnsT.As s..,...l' ADyo- ,

IN the aDth inst this well known Christian Jour
ms. viii resuus xI Volume Its agents sra
H. ouhs,n Methodist Travelling Preachers throughout Ala
hama Miss,ss.rri Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas Old
natrons are invited to subscribe-
Terms, FIVE DOLLARS annum In .dvsnce. breaches
an extensive class Of readers which other New Or
loans paper =4ls9 .Hsss
oHice liz Camp street, up stairs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-10
AUCTION SALES THIS pay.


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= o 7 7F-7 r. TTT-
ESTATE or THE LATE MARY N. DuFFg1F-vALUs
" laarssof5 smafoe foa store
sn;,d;ns ~. ~ $3.50. ss,. - 80
..gs.,. = = ,.1 - -. -. - =. =. ~.
ans pr W Aa'sa
953 ..s q -. ess' 4 !ilit n Z. sj 3
fsS III. - y. Y GlKAKDEH q GO., i y
n j. HoEr. Auesionesr =
Office No. II Exchange Place.
SATURDAY. Fehruarx rotn 1san. - n
md ] Mi &
Il H. Fa ss vaiabse property sItated
s sss s. and y and effect bsswesn
hay1a ma,bIs ~, nhE FpHRzsToRY BRICK STORE,
aaw kss.n, = s,s 70 g Mss.as oeeapisd y
PsysTas tn W. u. 2 II .as msd by Maea
z Pc,sss ws + y g
+ e g. u .f a
Grocery business and WI Vii ssss roaes
snan co present occupied O Rsany sss
osaaasa cNNsTnIv LOTS S,s, qE
siguaed BY Nos and ~ A. NJ man m ~
saasg ss5 na1as msa.a4s. M sas sas
ass,1 aRoraEs PfsTsfp gTTfslIsl as1urn sss Z
passs 'ass tsssts s sas Y
sss % "a pr .ess. asss na1ssags y
interest Of per cent rom date an &c R an aanua
paid until NJ
Be kent insured and policy u r. 70
Acts OF sale before Ia Rarnett Not.p ~ seuos p.i
expense of tie purchasers Y WINS = 'ns
ysrrccEs s1oN m rf1E Arg roc s3,r &, q
.st 80. - = - = - - = - ~ I, e0s spNtAf uuFosSAT
deceased-No 1I-second District Court of New Orleans
Two valuable Three Story Stores corner Of (ld Ixe
f,stonhousa s,,eeta N,a ~ and ID od - -. - - =. - =.
~ - 80 - ou - See ssfeet--A oe
sirable Frame Dweng on Esplanade between caiborn.
and Derbirpy strees and vacant Lots
Es1t 80 4 - - p. -.
By @. e. GIRAKDEY d. Co,
f+1AFNEEt fSs3 etg9f 9a7s$F N Y rfnvv kr.,Ion...
fs&gg of1cel II Ercharss1 p,.
GATUKDAY, February 1O, 1860, ut II
y o'clock NJ the Merchants and Auctoneers
Royal between Canal and Eustonouse Streets will sold
public auction, by yirne Of order from the Hon. j. w
Thomas Judge Of the Second District Court Of New Orls
dated the I'd or Januay 1866 rendefed
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-10
TWO STORY FRsME DWELLING ON PoYDRAs
II F1i gf.ttf street, the marset ga f1' 4*Fi

TWO STORY FIR sME DWELLING, ON PoYDRAs
7s,i tbbf street near the marset GA T =*Fi
Y BY j. Ii. WALTON q DEsLONDE,
I ,rg #-5.,44l AL j. b. WALTON, Auctioneer. .s.:
Office No. At Carondelet street. Union street.
SATURDAY, Feb. 10, at IL o'clock "a u
~ ut the Merchants' and Anutoneers Exchanges hoyS'
street. will BIZ sold .s5l. . n ,,. "a
VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings ahs h
improvements thereon in the First District 81 wv sna Liberty
square bounded by Poydras Howard fediap N.Y. Pasdrs
streets measuring rs feet inches ehh Nh ~ aiwssn
street, by depth OF lOs feet inches ana ave p"o
TIE IMPROVEMENTS this los consist cons of q and two
STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, slsle ao9 Iiu hn IVA IVA
story buildings and contain Two .s s and eb,net On
store first fop e I oms over Kitchen gal
eries front and rear. -, s,.vatsd bufldnp running
across ths rear Of the with wash nous wood pm etc
beneath and bed rooms above ine ao paseu' sooa
cstern etc ,. IT T,sasurv notes
~, ~ ale beore A. Mazurean notary public at the
pel se OF the purchaser s.sls..s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-10
TWO SMALL DWELLINGS ON ERAT0 STREET, BE-
tween Carondelet and Baronne Streets
BY j. B. WALTON d DEsLONDE, :
| J. B. WALros, Auctioneer,
| ~ Office No. AZ Carondelet street

SATURDAY., February 10. 1896, MT i2
p clock at the Merchants and Auconeers Exchange
will be sold ~
ONE LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and improve
meuts terenn in the First District Of this city, square
bounded by Erat fhaa Baronne Garoneet Streets
signated BY the No On plan by Chas A. de Armas cv
en- neer dated december 2 1865 measuring 30 feet
Eto street. by depth between parallel lines Of feet 10
inches and lines The improvements this consist
cottage House containing four Sheds cern in the
yard. etc, etc. 4ts5fsTIsEs3 -.
ONE Lot OF GROUND, with the buildings and improve
nents tereon in the and Hdoing tile
described designated by the No above pan measure
Ing 50 feet Ii inches Erao street by
dsp1h Of a7fret onehes and lines between parallel lines
Tbs improvements this Of onesory House
containing rooms and four kitehen etc. etc
Har TERMs One third cash in $. Treasury notes. balance
in six and twelve months credit the pucas
ers to their own orde bearing utersss at the Of
thereafter, and tgage the property until paymen
Act of sale before o. dc Armas, Notary Public
pense of he purchaser
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-10
nR. DE ANDRIE's ..,..t,........ ,
..a.,,,ss 7. al s---PpuREE--4.gsti a-.sr ..:.--l
ARSAPARILLA BITTERS.

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sARsAPARILLA B1TTERs.
The attention of the Public City and Country Trade is
spectfulIy called to the introduction of the
.4.x ss q. .t sarss parllla Bitters, sgy-r :
The valuable Bittes that has in
country The trade in general be supplied
by the following Grocers and Druggists tsEg-r 47e -
Fatio, Marks Co, 43, 40 aud At New Levee street.
Griffin L Porch, 81 and 39-Ichoupitoulss street.
EJ. Hart d Co, 49, rs and n Tchoupitoulas street.
L. Basset. Gravier and Tchouptouas streets.
F. Avet Cambon, SO and 81 Old Levee street.
John I. Moore cor. Poydras and New Levee Streets
VIM c. Mitchell, cor. Camp and Poydras streets.
Cass 4 Bowling, 80 Poydras street
T. W. Marsden, Druggist, Magazine and Gravier.
Turner WALES, Druggists, Royal customhouse
G. N. MORRISON Agent,
4.@54l.A sg7 IL Magazine street
THE PARTN ERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
ing under the and Style of Lay Hancock Taylor
this day dissolved BY mutual consent re undersigned
alone authorized to qudate the and will continue
on their acconn under the style Of Lay Hancock
Hotel de Santa Isabel, Havana, Cuba, Jan 10 1866.
FTTzHUGH, WILMER q Co.. SANE
G. GALE late No sss
HAM L. HUGHEs,ate ofst. Looisl
Ss
Sale and Purchase IF Rea, Esta g etc ,eno for
FL PROCURING WHITE LABOR FOR THE SOUTH
FILEs. FILES. ............... FILES
WHIPPLE FILE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Manufacturers of FILES of all descriptions
STEEL oRuc1BLEs,
W4 Office, 57 1-e Magazine street, .
tEa. NEW oRLEANs rN
ErE
FILES AND STEEL EQUAL TO THE BEST ENGLISH
BRANDS. f" 7 'r'-
RIDwELL, PAYNE a CO.
I H BIDwELL, E. G. FAyNF, JNo. N. PANEJ
WHOLESALE GROCERs AND DEALERS IN WESTERN
A No. az Tchoupitoulas street,
.-is~ 54ss1f z New Or eans, La.
OLIVER BROUssARD, JR.,
COTTON FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
/ No. As Front Levee,
. s Between oustomhouss and Bienville streets. g
A DvANcEs.. ...........'.ADVANCEs.
Liberal advances made copsgnmens Of Gotten and other
produce to my friends, Arch Edmson Co Liverpool.
.r., l. N. MERRITT,
F.~,1. ... AZ Carondelet street.
SPECIAL NOTICE To THE LADIES,
r577r 14- .E-- ~ j-I. It =.
Ladies' desiring
CLEAR AND BEAUTIFUL COMPILATION
should use the 735a 7sgg )
Genuine George w. LaArd's Bloom OF Youth.
This delightful, TOILET ARTICLE has equal for Pre-
serving and Beautyng the COMPLEXION and SKIN, and
will remove TAN and FIRE cKLEs, and ali other Diseases
of the Skin. r..
Sold by DruggiBts everywhere.
Depot-z4 Fulton street, New York.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-10
BALLS--RALLS.

AS1AhAASsS
ct. CHARLES THEATER-sT CHARLES ST
s4~ MARDI GRAs.
A Grand Mask and Fancy Dress Ball
viii take place this Theater the above evening under
the direction Of Committee of Gentlemen, and under the
RULES AND REGULATIONS
That characterized the Ball 1866 which pronounced
the ~. a 4 uE-- 5. H4E
Bail Of the Season.
COMMITTEE OF ARRAsGEMENTs
D. B. Penn, E. Mcclure W. H. Lindo,
R. W Simmons, b. Montgomery, Daniel Malone
r. Williams A. Hoffman, saml De Mott,
Robert Strong, G. W. Roper, 4. WyWren, sgy
Thos. Lumm, N. J. Trenchard Il. r. Roinez. &s
FLOOR MANAGER
INVITATION COMMITTEE: W
B. j. Montgomery R. Montgomery, g. W. Roper,
W. Il. Lindo. "gF
ar RECEPTION coMmrrzE :: -
n. H. Roinez, "a saml. De Mott, VIII. Lindo,
De Gray. gs @. W. Roper. a4ea a,ssas sB8
NO LADY ADMITTED BUT BY INVITATION.
Tickets to be had the places and the Box Office
Of the Theatsr. {T 'y......4.
Applications for invitations must addressed Invitation
Committee, St. Charles Thes'er"
CRANE nj FANCY DRESS AND MAS
oUERADE BALL
VIII be given by So
The Orleans Benevolent Association.
y f5,si For the Relief of the g Fst%
DISABLED SOLDIERS OF THE LATE CONFEDERATE
'z5 5HF h8t7 f ARMY. @ "9 9's ~
AT rHE- i's II
Hall of the Polar Star Lodge,
Corner Of Love and History streets square Espan
ade street, Third District.
ON MARDI GRAs MIGHT. FEsEUARY ls, 1855
J. c. Hubber, F. Borge ''s ~ a{a
Q. Peabody. l.. Power, ~ g+LF- g5,tsg
n Forstall, ...,s,r W. N. Clark,s ye. ze
NJ. Carroll, ' p Elizardi*
F. seither, H. N. Jenkinss
W. Dreibholtz H. rierson, !f r
W. H. Wells, -. A. s. CLARK, . .-
O. DeLamore, NJ Walsh,
j. Coos* ..&F*gI j. N. Hardy ss5"
A N. Power, .fl A.. :. A. H. Swanson-t a..
For Ladies' invitations apply to Mr. Louis Power, Chair
man Invitation Committee Enrolling Committee Rooms
Legislative Hall, any Of the Managers
Proposals for Bar and Restaurant will be received by Mr.
Carroll of the firm Of Carroll Seither No Front Levee
street.
<Floor Managers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-10
FELLOW CITIZENS /

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seAs W s.ss III s;.i.os 1 - - e', =
s ,e ,,,.s;tdes ~ ar and ths o,.r,
.i - th oss.etion law. Az, hams I, ;n,rn, ~ ,a
friends and the public in general that in The language Of Dan
Hat business.
And to continue in that business in this etv for
years 70 come =
before the war the why am no. In OF
olesns but there is one thing can say that have as fair
stock as ever had and finer than has been in the city since
sincerely hope that my course during the late unhappy
troubles has not me IN ne o my
ta ,hs state Of ,,on;s;ana, - '''''t ~
In will be found for sale everything apper
'"ilis - N'' : s '5>ii '';, i.
HATS caps cAnes' canes CmoreiAi'As' EIc.' 8g5i
Al OF which will De sold a. the very lowest market price any
free of charge ~
Atfa"geeh.s nave peeh eoupe'eu When VIII enaos e 70
will be introduced at my emporium as soon as they are
ofousu' ou' ~ ans .ty @ - .sT, Ye soy soy ,e tuI NUS
Having business permanently hope receive
unon mo beore thu war - lf.. -,ss f H. E.,l NJ.
4zsss gt DAVE 9. JOHNSTON, Agent, z,
W. 90 @. .ss g. nna,, ,,..s,
And directly opposite the store owned before the war
new or.eans, san ., 1ooe = ~ u : : y : - ~
l5..S!
"noAe'A1A 'AoeH's' At'N g. oo1"'s'Ao"
7.! f @l5g1 MERCHANTS, sSQ vi 4iE.ss 4
Nos. a;s and M rchoun,tou,a. st.. 81
81 TN = 91E75 III
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LOST--STOLEN.

GTOLEN--S20 REWARD-FROM THE UNDER
y signed January 3st, dark brown HORSE marked
the left shoulder with bazed face i will give wenty
dollars for the recovery and will give extra liberal
reward upon conviction of the thief 4sF tr4Ss
HUGH MURPHY, 10 Poeyfarre street.
r OST-AT4 THE MASONIC BALL, ON THURSDAY
IL night, the 18th inst, Ladys GOLD BRACELET The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving at the Counting
Room of the Crescent. 4 -sfT9{r r 5f%tS25 - :
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-10
AMUsEMENTs.


CT. CHARLIE rHEATER--sTs CHARLES ST.
SATURDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 10, 1866.
Last appearance of the beautiful and talented
Webb g Sisters.
Who will this evening in two great plays
THE LITTLE CRICKET s.%
Fades ....,. EMMA WEBB Fanchon. ADA WEBB.
To conclude with the Protean Farce Of the
FOUR SISTERS,
Miss Emma Webb in -Four Characters
Tomorrow Evening" Benefit of Miss EMMA MADDERN.
A great bill. ~, .,zs....g.. q. .
Monday Evening, Mr. j. T. HACKETT will appear
VARIETIES THEATEK-GRAvIER STREET.
GRAND DoUBLE ENTERTAINMENTS
For Saturday Evening, February 10, 1860.
Twelfth Night of the Distinguished American Artist II
as3r,a. LAWRENCE E4BA RRETT, sF-
The performance will commence with the shskspearean
t'N' = MERCHANT OF VENICE. ''
shylock the Jew Lawrence Barrett
To conclude with the celebrated Drama Of 49, ,.s.,g.
DON CESAR DE BAzAN. ~ 2 '@$'@
Don Caesar Lawrence Barrett
SUNDAY EvENING-Th Grand Romantic opera.ic Drama
of ROB ROY will be presented with an amusing afterpece
ACADEMY OF nIUsIC--sT. CHARLES ST.
sPALDING BIDwELL. .Propristors and Managers
Thursday, Friday, Saturday Noon and Night,
and Sunday-Feb. 9, 0; 10, IL.
First appearance of MISS ELoIsE CLYDE, the charming
sd ed RonSe hs
Daring and TALENTED Acrobat living. - AS1G5i@
Irish Ballads and Barn Door Jig from
ARRAH MA PoGuE,
Closing with scrmmage at Donnybrook Fair.
NEW NEGRO ACTS BY the Ethiopes, and splendid BALLET
ae Baptis.In and Goryph;.s,sa Also for the first
A ROBERT MAcAIRE s7geFE
Bertrand, Hernandez Robert Bob Hart
MONDAY Feb 1s Revival of DEMoNIo, with its Novel
f. s' s siT %saz ssns
NEAJoR BURNELL MUSEUM a&
~" GEOLOGICAL u INSTITUTE,
Composed Of great Natural Living Guriosties,
No. 03 st. Charles street.
Opposite the Academy of Music.>
Doors open @ & from to p NJ Admission 'o cents'
,I, Open sundays N from to O'Clock
MATURE UNVEILED 5.'%.
BRANCH OF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY.
'."''''- 10 AND . ST; CHARLES STREET.
WONDER OF WONDERS
TO BE SEEN ONLY AT THE ~
BRANCH OF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY,
10 AND AZ ST. CHARLES STREET.
GTAGE DANCING TAUGHT
BY MISS L. CREED. rs /
Stage dancing lessons will be given at No. l60 Baronns
street. between hours of loA. M. and r NJ.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-10

GUNDKI ES. ............... - w =
Y Gs 100 kegs chas Davis 4 Co.'s Lard
h 5t&5g54 30 ..3tG53t - - t4NN
50 tcs Prime LARD .5l4ss5 4S
SO III bbls Davis BEEF.
ett 500 ets Nc. i MAGKEREL
/ t III 800 or bbls ~.
sl $50 hE bbs. 94s., 81 F. 4' Rs.fs
100 bbs No it5 7r3s 3f i5r a sslf5s
l6O bbls No. L. zsFy N i5i7ss,. ~ 5st@ 4
aDo boxes jackson SOAP.
ia boxes Cheeyers 16 os. CANDLES. 4a1 ~ "a
p t+t i'd boxes Patent Wax
4n..s-, III 30 bbs. Goal OIL 4' e
4 % bulls Ttnner OIL. + Ia "a flst 5sf 5fg4S3'
. LtGi e Dcases Cha fS 55f'-s3lF
+ 30 bbls e. RICE. IL 5ggl5a3 ls8s s sss8
aS boxes Bakers No. CHOCOLATE.
100 hoxes sAlnnre
+! 10 boxes Vanilla St l - isSss559s53{ i4-4 ff.
l00 bbs Table SALT in 5 and 10 ID. bags. 5
s % ..5-t9 IN boxes. a9f3fSfSF III Sss#gF
'' 400 bbls Coffee SUGAR.
.t5 $40 Falkirk ALE pnts and quarts, t} =&
lNl Champagne CIDER, - s=it5 Ia, Sjyg.ss
5't 80 cases London PORT 1s3 = T Et''7
X, 10 bbsx Old Bourbon WBISKY.i.sSs{ 5iq
1000 pkgs Oriental GUNpOW DER.
II 20 bales GUNNY BAGS. e t3 5a4ts 3s5Aj
80 bales India BAGGIN4. .458
Etc, Etc, Ets
63 Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-10

ALE, PORTER, ALE, ETC, it&s
IMPORTED DIRECT, BY GEORGE GRAY, ,,.
No. 98 Gravier Street, ,.tr...t
50 casks Younger's Genuine PALE AhE-pints-
SO . 49,, STRONG ALE :.
25 =. McEwan's PALE
40 Muir Son - STRONG ,ss.
+. 100 cases Guinness DURLIN STOUT ..5 -.
- rs casks LONDON PORTER. ~ p sA -. -
80 Bysss -qras-. ..sg-E g.
10 bbs Cross & Blackwels PICKLES. ae
500 b PALM SOAP. 81.
200 Duncan's ALE. ID. 's--c-
$50 . Falkirk sl..9 j. rn. r1-t- ,l.,,a 7Fa
q casks Old BOURBON WHISKY.
ma abaHe goods warranted genuine landing and
roR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH.
' GEORGE GRAY,
..--- s....... .s4 n 5a ,.a.as So Grayer street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-10
NOTICE TO BUILDERs.

am now prepared to fill orders for any amount Of y
YELLOW PINE LuMaER, ~
Being Agent for four large Mills the line Of the New Orleans
Jackson Raiiroad J. BENZ CHAH' CHAHDhEn'
II Carondelet street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-10

special Notice to Shippers OF Freight
and Passengers-Ths steamer FASHION, Captain P. D.
Pratt leaves THIS EVENING at her usual hour o'clock
for yicks6urg all intermediate coast landings all reports
to the contrary notwithstanding
The Fashion reeeiyng at the foot Of Common street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-10
LOTS OPPOSITE THE LAFAYETTE MARKET, FOURTH
District. PIX

LOTS OPPOSITE THE LAFAYETTE MARKET, FOURTH
District 4 IS
BY j. Ii. WALTON q DEsLONDE,
j. B. WAtros Auctoneer.
@d Office No. AZ Carondee street, Union ~
SATURDAY Y, Feb. 10th. 1866, Mt IL O'Clock
NJ at the Merchants and Aaconeers' Exchange, Royal
Two valuable LOTS OF GROUND opposite the, Lafayette
paa Leyee Philip and Rous strsess measuring each ii
@ asbss s nf inn, ~ hsss y depth Of s
about the middle Of the front soaparu street. between
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EXPENSE OF the purchasers w
VALUABLE RESIDENCES IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
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Upon this 10. there large wostory frame
rooms SIX bed rooms three bed rooms ali
The sidewalk IL 20 feet in sidh ana well Tagged
The pppsr.s in good repair and nd. nearly new
purchaser payable at siS tweve eighteen months
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kept insured BY the purchasers and the policies transferred
Acts Of sale before Grima Stark, Notasies Public
the expense of the purchasers = 5ta }stasS 3sg S3F
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-10

-Cftizens Bank of Loufsiana-New Or
Leans February IS66At meeting Of the Board OF Direc
tors Monday 9th dividend of Five per cent was de-
cared profits Of the Banking department for the
Last six months payable cash stockholders or after
che 18th instant s5 s5 ,s III e. ROUSSEAU, Cashier
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-10

--Notice-It would be great accommc-
dato If the Senior Officer o the United States Navy Of
this Department would let the people Of the District of the
Tehe know his whereabouts let the Collector Of the Port
know where to find him THOMAS MASON,
or sioop Carte Blanche.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-10

SPECIAL NOTICES.

--Spectdt Notfce-IfRIr Julia Thompson,
employed in 1858 house keeper ouactts river in New
Orleans she will please call at Messs Williams, Nixon 20
No. 43 Union str eet. i 4t ~ ,ga :, . ID 4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-10

-speeial NOTES.-The steamer Nick Long
worth will Freight Passengers for Black and Ouachta
high Alabama Landing and for all Landings on
Bayou dArbonne Bayou Bartholomew at the lowest rac
in the river pupeuay at O'Clock every sATUR
DAY clerk the Levee head Of Gravier street.
receiving freight. y H1TE MURDoCh,
kt stre
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-02-21

Why is an offering Ike matrimonial en-
gagement? Because it begins with an offer
aud ends with RAG.
Do you know who built this bridge?" said
person to Hook. ''No repliel the wit,
but ifyou go over, you'll be told. -
The best right of man, is the right to
write what is light. The best right of wo-
man. the marriage rite.
Why is the letter Z ike a generous fairy?
Because it turns ash into cash.