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NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERs AND OTHER
Creditors of the City of Mobile

MAYORS OFFICE May a. 1866.
All persons holding any bonds other evidences Of
against the city of Mobile hereby requested
make known N WEEKS City Treasurer the character an
also whether sneh claims be due due when and where
payable, and if not when they will mature,
The statement of claims hsrsby called for must be fled with
the City Treasurer on or before the s day of October 1866
The city desires to the Indebtedness by the issuso
new bonds and the bonds ready delivery by frs
day of July, 1866 =, ,r,,,,,,,,
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COTTAGE.

THE COTTAGE RESIDENCE, No 259 ST. Mary street.
nearly new, sale Seven rooms, attek front back
gallery Gas throughout ciste shade trees neghborhood
very desirable.
City Cars Within Two Squares.
Possession given immediately The premises be
from until O'Clock P. NJ.
Apply to THOMAS F. WALKER,
co
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AUCTION SAL. THIS Day.
DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, ETC.
BY HOFFMAN a. Marks.

~ AAOEF l1AA ~ Marks,
8 5 IELsIcgER, Auetouaer.
Office No IS Chartrss street.
MONDAY. june IIth, at 10 o'clock A. Nj.
" at their auction rooms, No. 30 Charities street viii be
sold
500 assorted lots Dry Goods viz:
BTOche Jacquard and Cross Bar Musns White Swiss Jaco
nets, NansOoks Victoria awns White and Brown Linen Net
tings Irish Linens Veil Bareges Grenadines Bleachea Cot
tons and shsetings Brown Domescs, Linen Drills Linen
Cheeks French Jaconet Toe du Ford Dsnm CottOnades
Stripes Apacas MeraoB Linen and Madras Hsndxerchefs
Hair Nets Linen Towels ne Linen Table Cloths Umbrellas
Cotton Hosiery Hoop Skirts Linen Bosoms Check, Hickory
and Wooden Overahirts, Corsets, etc
200 cases Boots and Shoes, such as
Calf Boots MEMS and Womens BaImoraEs Brogans Con-
gress Gaiters Mems and Boys Buckle Shoes Ladies'
Aiases' Bootees Mems Russetts
ihe above just received fron1 Boston.
EslsTgRws-A : sain
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gale OF DAMAGED GooDs.

In order make for fresh goods We will sell OF our
large stock of damaged
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
At Great Sacrifice.
Country merchants and planters will and this rare chance
to purchase cheap goods
PAGE, PEEL MORAN,
10 Magaalne streets.
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4 ,ETAr DE IA LnUIaEANE-QuArRrE
EnNEaT TUnPIN.

H
MANUFACTURER of all kinds Of FANCY CANDIES,
syRUPs, GUM DROPS, JuJUBE PASTE and SUGAR
ALMONDS BY team,
OLD EVEE STREET,
hstR6eu ST. Louis aud Cont New Oslssi
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HARRY T. HAYS,
S. eriff Of the Parish OF Orleans,
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NOTICE
NOTICE.

N OG4AScs
The holder of following described Notes will please pre-
them payment d the office 0fthe undersigned.
Note of Il F. MeEenna his order and by him in
dosed for SiSl Is dated May 1853 TIRES years with
per until maturity, and uer cent eventual
teret payable Louisiana State bank and secured by
mortgage upon city property
Two Notes Of D Blum TO his own order and ndersed for
So 1913 each dated "a May 9 three years with ike in
terest, place Of payment and g curity.
| EGG'AEsF0N HART, Attorneys,
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HARRY T. HAYS.
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

THIRD DIST sICr CouST ANTOINE AUBTN LAFoREsT vs.
1929. TORS Of ia FOREST 4 DFSW4 RF
" virtue of and in obedience to an order of
~ sale rendered June2 1856 directed by the Hon
the Third District Court Of New leans, entitled
matter WI proceed to sell public auction the Mer.
chants and Auctioueera' Exchange Royal street. between
Canal and CustomhOuse tAs Second District this
city on FRIDAY, the FIFTEENTH AY OF JUNE 1866 at
~ ocOcE for account Of the creditors nsoven
The undivided interest of said in oveut in and 10 suadry
Accounts Notes and Claims per schedule on file in the
Clerks Office of said Court. - 49,
snrrenderedb by said insolveht to his aIitors
EJ~ TERNs-Cash on the spot.
HARRY T HAYS,
Sheriff ofthe Parish ofGresus
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TTUECEE BULLY WILL STAND THE SEASON
u 1850 at Fair GrouId S51 the season. to insure
and 81 10 the groom The will eommsnce on the I2tE
of May and terminate on the Slst OF July. 1866;
UNCLE BILLY is years old, is beautiful hay color and
stands lb hands height He is well made throughout and
his form Is perfect In all its proportions; but for a
accident Uncle Billy would doubtless have occupied the high
position the turf his thorough good blood fine foT
warrant
Uncle Billy got by Mahomed, out of Maggie Mitchell;
she by imp Yorkshire, Of Charmer famous on ne
Southern turf in its palmest days by imp Genees se o
the inyinGible Besey Malone, Bet lost bat race falling
when in the lead and was beaten by Piano, whom she had
beaten previously and did aerwaTdJ by Stakeholder cut
Of Potomac Mahomed gOtby imp Sovereign out
Of Flight the dam of Hegirn and Meeea by Sir ChArles
Fer further particulars apply to
WIN. BRUNTEN, &C St Charles street.
No liabilities for accidents or escapes.
New Orleans, May TO- 1866
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BUTLER's PATENT COTTON III

The undersigned sole agents. have hand WILDE
constantly supplied with the above celebrated IRON COTTON
TIES prepared for Immediate uss with the buckle firmly at
tached to end othe hoop This Tie to
merchants and planters for it's simplicity and strength and the
great ease with which it be adjusted bales of size
1t has been used by large number planters since 1885,
thsir entire satisfaction.
Orders viii be received at Office,
f. BLEAKLEY CO.,
sSaaA Pordras street conner Of Tchouptoulas.
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THE STATE OF LOUIsIANA-FoURTH
District Cont of New OeansI hereby certify that on
the 7h day May 1865 Judgment was rendered in this Gcurt
m the following entitled suit in the words and figures follow.
ing to wit;
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FOURTH DIs7ElcT oouRr HENRY W. TAYLOR vs., ]. R.
QY WRITE of an alias Writ of Fieri Fa-
AZ cas to directed by the homo able the Fourth District
Court New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed
tose at public auction at the Merchants and AuConees
change Royal street between Canal CusOmh0use Streets
in the second District of this city FRIDAY the 9th day
OF July 1866 at 2ocl9c the following described property
viz
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together with ali
the buildings and improvements thereon and appurte-
nanees thereof and all the rights ways, servitudes,
privileges and advantages thereto belonging situate
the First District of this oty, designated as lots Nos
81 % % and a. of square No. IL, which bounded by St.
Magdaen St Mark Gvier and Pedido streets per plan
Of A Phelps late dated ed December 1874
deposited in the office of the late David l. McGay notary
public in this city which lots measure in American
according to ia PLAN follows o-wit Lots No 81 %
% ad0n each other and have each 30 lines
front Graver street. 30 feet in width rear lot q
having depth OF lOB feet nine inches the line of lot No
and lis feet nchesn depth the line of lot Nos 90 No
p having depth of lib feet inches the line lot No 81
and l9 feet II inches the line of lot No 49, lot No
ing depth Of ll9 feet II inches the line OF lot No o.
1875 feet 6inches the line OF lot No 81 Lot No "a forms
30 inches front Graver street. 1873 feet in depth and
front St Magdeen street, l26 feet inches depth
the line dividing from lot No 49, and 20 615 inches
width on the line
Being the property acquired by the defendant by
chase from j. Hubbard act passed before E. G.
chalk notary public in this city, the 18th day Decem
Der, 1861.
Seized iu the above suit.
E5-TERMS-Cash on the spot.
HARRY T. HAYS,
Sheriff of the parish of Orleans.
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WENTER's IMPROVED PORTABLE
CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
Lanes Patent Set and Feed Works"

n p1. respectfully call attention to cur IMPROVED
latent SET AND FEED WORKS. some of the partlcr
iaI "a yan ages claimed therefor being as follows
ISL ne instantaneous and unerrngy certain set nF f
B " rue man attending the Saw, with single motion M
ahu nuet deVce at once simple effective and in M
TO DreakAge or derangenentthe log whatever
being get at both ends same instant OF
Time by the Sawyer above stated: and an unerri,g n
Zlhe saving secured not only in the number of hands
employed about the mill but the saving Of that which Is Of I'M
Luore Importance t0Hit in the UOrking time of the mill
Sueenty Illustrated perhaps when is that ia the
oetng te usually required by other mills are abe 10
run PacEt' set, and cut another plank Thus we are
minute accounted for in part by the fact that the Saw Il III
most Increasingly engaged THE runbackn time exCepted In
actual Work from the the stock place until IL is
entirely converted into lumberi
5d-ihe peculiar arrangement Of the Feed Works -
whereby the slip and wear and tear always Incident Ia
the usual belt arrangement is avoided and an fnsta
tsleou5 starting and stopping Hnftil1gJy effected
f-Ihe substantial and perfect proportions Of the HI tn
Gehef with It's combinations Of Steel Saw Mandel Rabbit
METAL scltOing and SeltAdustug Boxes the frequent
cas IRON supports on the carriage for the log
eu OF hhlsh are among the other which particI-
larry caFacerze our MIL and which the uata-
ing admiration OF the practical.
hese references sufficient trust to saeure ror mr.
h all that required and all that in auy instance
70 insure preference namely An examination before uur-
chase elsewhere
We are, very respectfully
WINTER Il co,
General Commission Merchants No Broadway New York
with facility to Mills Of other patterns,
MONROE q REDDINGTON
Agents for the above Mill,
No. Is tar0ndelet
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SUCCESSION. OF THE rs p, pJs Z B COURT
LATE ADAM BEATTY. ~ NEW ORLEANS,
RY VIRTUE of and in Obedience to an
order Of sale rendered June 1856 directed g the
Honorable the Second District Court of New Orleans h the
ABOVE ented matter will proceed to sell public auction
a. the Merchants and Auettonee Exchange Royal street
between Canal and GustOnhnnse Second bis
net Of this city FRIDAY tue fifteenth day Of June
la5 ny Y o'clock tnr account of said succession
THE UNDIVIDED INTEREST which the deceased had in
ana 70 unGy Accounts Notes and Claims per schedule on
lie in the Clerks Office Of seid Court
"a" TERAs-Cash on the spot.
HARRY T. HAYS
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
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PETER MAXWELL & Co FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF
vs.. LOUISIANA OIL NEW ORLEANS
No. = 81 ii

PETER MAXWELL d Go, FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF
G u; lS9.SlASA o'1 NhN NJ: qiF755ih 5.
RH VIRTUE Ofa writ of seizure ana sale d.
Orleans in the above entitled cause Cas Benvenue late
to Ell At pab aTeae r tbe e e 3 VII
Exchange Royal street between Canal and Customhouse
10Th day Of june 1866 at u o'clock NJ following described
A0ERTAiS SQUARE OF GROUND together with the
heftSn and the thsrennto be
the New Shell Road and Euphrosne Martin and Claiborne
one number eleven both inclusive certain plan
Ge95ge L DUNBAR late surveyor dated the 9Th day OF Jan
lows No forms the corner Of Martin aud Euphrosne
streets ard measuring feet inches and two
e 'front.' on artn streetby depth md front on Euphr0sDe
seven lines between parable lines No the corner Of
8 H inches ad e a e5 F9 o6 s 6 s5 3a New sRs Rd55
Thirty feet eight inches and two lines width In he b
depth and front Maru hundred sixteen
tse eight inches and two lines On the line divding from lot
lines Lots Nos to s. both inclusive each thirty
ieet ten nehes and five lines front the New Shell Road
thirty eet eight inches and Two lines width in the by the
following depths VIZ: on the line dividing lots Nos.
lines the line dividing lots Nos Sand One hundred aud
twenty three feet eight inches and seven lines the line dit
inches and one Ee on the line dividing lots and g. One
oo No and one hundred and ten feet five lines
eliot No 81 on the line dividing lots hundred and
and one hqnd ed and eight feet seven lines and the line
lines Lot No measures thirty feet three uches and
lines front said New Shell Road By depth and front
on Claiborne street of one hundred and fifteen feet twenty
nine feet eight inches lines width the rear on the line
Of lot No TO- and hundred eleven feet seven inches
an two ne depth on the line of lot No s. and lots Nos 10
and IL measure each twenty nine feet nine inches
lines front Claiborne street. hundred enty
feet eight inches and lines between parallel lines
No II forming the of Claiborne and Euphrone Streets
all American
The said acquied by said Company al but
James raham notary public in this city the 10Th day Of
May 1853 and lot No from Mrs MHgdalena Faner by an
at passed in the above mentioned oce the 10th June
1860. Seized in the above suit
h8@TERMs-Cash on the spot
HARRY It. HAYS,
LariH, F tl,s p rigb NJ
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CAREOLLrON HOTEL.

The public respectfully informed that this we'll known
having been thoroughly renovated and newly
furnished is now for the reception guests have the
best cooks and my table always furnished with deli
caey OF the season The gardens attached to the Hotel are
open as usual to the patrons Of the Residents Of the
the spring and summer. PETER WILLIAMS
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srzTH. DlsrElqT coURrtE. 7. PARKER vs.. RAMON
Pr VIRTTE of writ ito of Fl fi taiz' rac,as,
- to me directed by the honorable the Sixth District
Court OF New Orleans in the above entitled cause pro
coed to sell at public auction FRIDAY the 18th day
) une 1856 at O'Clock at my Warehouse No % Jeer
son street. in the Second District Of this city
One splendid Piano.
Seized in the above suit.
REJ- TERMs-Cash on the spot
HARRY t HAYS
ShnriI nf In Phi Il ~
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THIRD DrsrRIcr CoURT JAS McKENziE VS. ROBERT B
NEW ORLEANS. BELL-No 2OOB
Ply VIRTUE of "A wrII Of Fiel.i io Facias tlI.
~ rected Chas Benyenu sheriff land by said late ser
i'll 70 transerred by the honorable the district Court
Of New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed sell
change Royal between Canal Customhouse streets
in the Second District of this city MONDAY the 18Th
pruperty,vz
= A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in faubourg
Washington Third District this city bounded by Trco
Craps Deey and Greamen streets gnated as lot No Of
square No. IA plan drawn by Pile surveyor dated
ist September 1876, measnrng44 feet, inches lines
front on Ircou street by l2 feet in depth on
Greatmen street Of which forms the corner together with ali
the buildings thereon Being the property acquired by
defendant by purchase from John Brady of Evena
BQnghon per act passed before andrew Hero notary public
in this city, on the 18Th day Of March 1886 F
z ANOTHER LOT Or PORTION OF GROUND. situated
in the same ubourg and District the square designated on
said above plan No. six of which part
ung 80 feet front Deey street by 1874 inches ID depth
and 'front.' on Bienyenu street together with all the improve
ments thereon Being the property by defeu
dant by purchase from said Brady per passed before mid
Notary Hero, on the said 18th of March, 1886.
Seized in the above suit
"a" TERMs-Cash on the spet.
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Special NOtIce-Au peraOnE wanting In-
formation in regard to prisoners of who at Camp
Douglas, H., will please address E. S. JORDAN,
Box 4o6 Chicago III
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Once OF the CIlx Trensnrer-Notrce t,

--omce of the Clay Trensurer-NOtIce to
Tax PayeS-The attention of those who paid their
City Taxes Is respectfully called by the Treasurer The time
allowed by law for the payment expires the last
day of June Those wishing avoid expenses and
requested to call and pay up
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EAsTEKN sHORE.

NABIERN sHONE,
Mrs NJ @. HUTCHINSON, ofMobile, will open the MONT.
ROSE HOUSE by the june for exception of visitors
for the summer.
This delightful spot is not surpassed by any point
shore for bathing fishing and fine breeze The table will be
supplied with all the decaces that the market Affords and
accommodation will be the comfort of visitors
Board per month $50 90
Board per week. Observation-Disclosures. MD
Board per day. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 400
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Also
Two judgments against J. B Dupee and S l. Dupisre in
suits nos IbW32 and 1881 of the docket Of Ssc5ud Dis
tT!c Court ofNew Orleans for fire thousand dollars S50O0
with interest and costs.
And sundry other Notes mostly prescribed.
EJ- TERHs-Cash Onthe spot.
ze. HARRY t. HAYS,
Sleritf of the Parish of lrlaans-
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-Gibson's Brigade Relief AssOciation-
VIII meet on SATURDAY EVENING the 9th inst. ct ~
O'Clock at the City Hail. opposite Lafayette square, All
ner members Of the brigade requested be present.
j, E. AUSTIN, Secretary
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ADJUSTMENTS.


VARIETIES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STREET
Complimentary Henent,
rendered BY THE CITIZENS or NEW ORLEANS
TO MRS W. B. CHIPPENDALE.
Friday, June 18th.
For partieaars see Programmes
OLYMPIC THEATEK--74 ST CHARLES ST.
Sole Lessee and Manageress,. MRS c. HOWARD WATKINS
Two Grand Performances-Saturda After
noon and Evening.
LADY AND D--L UNPROTECTED FEMALE, THE
nrhlNA' PIONEER PATRIOT, and the DUTCH TWINS.
II EGATTA AT POINT CLEAR-oN MON.
DAY 18th inst Match Race will be sailed for $500 be.
tween the yachts JENNIE and JOSEPHINE.
TUESDAY, 18th inst Race for all.sized Yachts for
which handsome prizes will be offered.
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HARRY t. HAYS,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans

S. FERNANDEz, VS. SCHOONER FOURTH DISTRICT
t hGu a LGEen72 Lena Mas GogRT OF NEW
RT VIRTUE of writ of 6erI faclaA
drected by the Honorable the Fourth District Court Of
New Orleans in the above entitled Charles Benvenue
late sheriff and By said late sheriff me transferred viii
proceed to sell at public ancton the Merchants and
oneers Exchange Royal street between Canal Custom.
house streets in the Second District of this city on MON
DAY the 18th day Of june, 1866 at Il o'clock M the follow
ing described property viz
The Schooner ACuSTICO her Tackle Apparel and Furni
ture etc. she lies in the Mississippi river right bank
opposite Lasky d Lang's Marine Ways
Seized in the above suit
HJ@ TERMs-Cash on the spot.
HARRY I. HAYS.
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J, HERNANDEZ, City Treasurer.


- NOtiee.-COnsignees per Steamship Eve
ming Star, from New YorkThe steamship EVENING STAR
Capt Delaney, from New York Is dschargng cargo at
the Companys Wharf, in front of Jackson Square.
Consgnees will please call at the Office of Arthur Waugh
80 Camp street sign average bond and obtain for their
goods j. NJ. COURTEEAy, Agent,
gYCgroDdaiet
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New Orleans, December g. 1865 :
WHEREAS, j. q. BeIden has applied to me
w for the canceng Of his official bond State Treasurer
to wit
bond dated the fifth of March 1854 the sum of City
thousand do lars, signed by William r. Bell, A. D. Grief
Richard England George Rue each for the $4,000
and Theodore Gillespie and E. H. Chadwick the
S5O the said bond being conditional for the faithful per-
tomance by the said j. G. Beden of his duties Treasurer
aforesaid
Notice is hereby given all persons interested the
described bond to show cause, in writing at the office
Secretary of State within ninety days after the last pubca
ton this advertisement why the said bond should not
cancelled and Rnnulled
Given under hand seal of the State above
day of December A. D. 1865 and OF the Independence of
United States the ninetieth.
By the Governor:
j. H, HARDY, Secretary of State
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Sulphur and ohnnybeate Springs,

Which celebrated for medicinal properties Invads will
therefore find this place of peculiar advantages they
have Sea Mineral BATHS well as the best fishing
facilities on the Coast.
TERMs-Wi be very modera families engaging rooms
for the season. T. R. SCARBOROUGH
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COUNTRY FLOUR MERCHANTS, AT.
~ TENTIoNi-We have on hand lot of Steam Dried
FLOUR ofthe grade of Fine suitable plantation use per-
cty sound and sweet and is keep in any
climate which offering eight fifty ss SOY per barrel
GRACE, DAVIS co,
81 and 6O New Laval straet
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SECOND DlsrRior Court SUCCESSION OF THE LATE
Of New Orleans. CEASED-No. 26,822
r n VIRTUE and in obedience 10 an order,
~ OF sale rendered May 18th 1866 directed by the
Honorable the Second District Court Of New Orleans Ia the
above entitled matter will proceed public auction
at the MeEcha1ts and Anconeers Exchange Royal street
between Canal AID CustomhOuse streets In the
trc OF this city on MONDAY the I'd day Of July 1866 IL
described property, viz
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon rights ways serytues
privileges and advantages theuno belonging any wise
ap ertanng uaed IN the First District Of city in the
SQUARE bounded By BACILLUS Oaope Clio and Dynde Streets
designated as Lot No sketch before
H. b. Cenas late notary public this city which said LOT
p feet inch and Rles Bacchus street y
100 feet in depth between parallel lines bounded in the rear hy
IN alley feet wide in with other of ground Dor
deTing thereon.
The buildings and improvements comprise onesory Frame
DWELLING HOUSE, slate rOoied having three rooms two
of which with fire places small wooden Kitchen with two
rooms tistern, privies, etc
Plan thereof will be exhibition the Exchange some
days previous to that of sale.
Being the property acquitted said deceased George
g. Brewer from Jonathan Reynolds per act Michael
RE5@TERAs-Cash on the spot.
HARRY I. HAYS
SbnrF IF tbap oyie IA 81 n1
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sPECGAL NOTICES.


I'VI11INVHNUHU INtW UEI~ slnN,
jackson aud Great Northern Railroad Compsny-Ne Orleans
June 9Th, lSG5-Noce to Shippers Depots at Osyka
Magnolia Summit, Brookhaven jackson and Canton being
completed prepayment freight to them will not be required
on and after MONDAY the 18th inst Due notice will be
given as coon as the Depos at other stations finished
4 & VILLA Nc nnnI G1ntt
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SUMMER RESORTS.
OCEAN STRINGS HOTEL

The subscriber respectfully informs the public that this
popular place of Summer Resort NOW OPEN for the re-
ception of Guests,
Tue accommodations which he is prepared offer the
public surpassed by those any Watering Place Hotel
in the country, and his TABLE is SUPPLIED WITH
EVERY DELlCACY Of the place and season.
In theimmedae vicinity the Ocean Springs Hotel there are