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MISCELLANEOUS,
HAS Ar RIVED

YOUNG PAUL WARING,
Doctor and Astrooge located l59 Cugtometse street
between Burgundy and Dauphin streets.
He was born with natural gift. He tells the Past and
Future Never known to fail Causes speedy marragebrngs
together those long sepaated-cres all diseases Business
strictly confidential He shows you likeness of alb
sent friends future husband or wife.
Terms for consultation 81.
Those at distance send their age and So and address
Paul Wnng Box 2i99, New Orleans Posofce and get in
return the outline Of their whole lives.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-12
AUCTION SALES.
WITHOUT LIMIT.

WITHOUT LIMIT.
Five Building Lots oithe of ST. Andrew Camp
streets, the Magazine Market Railroad Schools ETC.
NY G. L. GIRARDEy Sc co.,
r. E@ N. J. HoEY, Anctioneer.
Office, No. II Exchange Place.
SATURnAY, Jan. 10, sG6, VIII be sold MT
- pupc auction, Mt L. O'Clock at tho Merchants and
|
FIVE CHOICE BUILDING LOTS situated in the Fourth
District in the bounded by St Andrew. josephine
lamp and Magazine Streets designated by the letters
ana H. as per plan of Eezensten Surveyor forms
the corner b st Andrew and Camp street.
eet inches front on ST. Andrew street. by depth and
on Camp OF 25 feet ~ inches lines between parallel lines
lois ana adjoin the above and each 30 feet
enes front On s Andrew street. by about 26 feet depth be
tween parallel lines Lots letters and ndon the above
IN the rear and measure each 81 feet inches front Camp
lines. '
his property egbly located being accessible to all
the churches, railroad, Schools and the b3s
Fourth District and improvements these Lots will always
command good tenants.
H8" TERMS hafcash balance l2 mouths credit for
notes secured vendors privilege special mortgage On the
property bearing interest the per cent from date
until maturity if not then pad eight per cent until final
payment.
Acts of sale before A. Mazureau Brecdloye Notares at
the expense of the purchasers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-12

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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
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THE STATS e)Fs si4s1 IN i1A1S J - =.
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Va f;nd n the National Intellirencer Of the Sd,
n y ,etter ,vrs,ten
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last summer ~ Admirat semhaes 70 ms n1u'iief,
Esfnuel NJ. Semmes, of Cumberland, Maryland, but
~ lata,r haen fnrnished ia the Intelliccacer for
LII =. VIA ;nterest
SRnphsauoh. Ahe iesset wiz se tsao "i'A
hy yeveryh0dy with pride by many sS
MoBiRE, ALA, August Ia, 1S65.-Ny Dear
Bsasiser The cessation Of Tie war leaves me ~
liberty to renew my correspondence with you,
without snbjecting you to sslspeion and anncyance
and Ineed not say TO you how gratefa to the yearn
ings q my hexrt is this hong snspesded pryi,ege
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our unfortunate struggle, and 4 nave often IeH le
much solictnde on your accoune. lest part oI tffe
otlium ana iil-wiIl which zealosis e
nv duty has called dewn upon ziy head troa a
mad nation shexId attach TO you and your
family, and operate 70 your injury. Indeed, IaaSe
no doubt but that the pre1udice against me was
The secret d the hxrbarols ana malignant peTsecu-
ton of your son, of winch 4 heard only a1eE Gays
xince from wife,s friend and relation, Mrs.
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knew that whatever yon aid you wonld DO like ga g
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-12
NEW ORLEANS GAS LIGHT COMPANY
DECEMBER l6, 1866

WIN, Ill. WELLS,
NO. IL CUSToMHoUsE STREET.
Manufacturer Of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware of every aescp
ton dealer in Stoves wholesale and retail Has constantly
on hand fine of Tin Ware which the attention
ofthe city and country trade is respectfully called.
M ULEs' .'.',......'M M uLEs'' MULES
just arrived from Kentucky 1875 of the finest ever
brought this market Planters merchants now in need
Of No stock will do well TO call street.
DIR. j. ELLIOTT,
u Rnrnnne cnrlnrI I-nin
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-12
VERY CHOICE BUILDING SITE-FIyE LOTS OF
Ground corner OF Canal and Claiborne streets, seoont
BYJ.B. WALTON 81 DEsIoNDE,
7 n W.IToN Auclinrieer

otfce--i7 Carouieet street. come9of Union.
&sATURDAY, january go, 1866, at tg
- o'clock at tho Merchants and Anetioaees Exchange
on Royal street. will be sold
V THAI MoSl VALUABLE CORNER Of Canal and Clai
borne streets being I'VE lots of in the square bounded
by Canal Claiborne Customhense and Dcrbgny Streets
sstng Of the following described lots to-wit:
THREE LOIS OF GROUND, designated Lots Nos l. 81
md IS in the act by which rhe Hagan acquired same
No measures ~ feet inches and lines front Canal
street BY depth AND front on Claiborne street Of 0t feet
inches and lines boundad one side toward Debiguy
street by the Lot No 2S Lots Nos 2TGnd Is measure
ches anG lines in depth between parallel lines with all the
buildings and Improvements on the three lots
TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated in the same square
designated by the Nos and plan oil these ther lots
drawn by Joseph Pe late Surveyor, dated May l. 1870
deposited in the oeeof L. MeCay late Notary me.
uring each 20 feet inch and lines Claiborne street
by 2 feet 10 inches and lines depth between parallel lines
American measure. 'ans 2
With the above described five lots of ground there will be
sold w shares reduced to shares Of Citizens Bank
guges Stock. III
TERMS ASn CoSDtToNsThe purchaser will be required
TO furnish his stock the .tzeus' Louisiana
for Si payable or remunerable LIST November 1865 accord
ing to the charter OF the Bank which he postpone from
one 70 years by an annual Of 1922
va u cent interest In advance, the unpaid principal For
the balance OF the amount Of adjudication 5000 cash IN u
Treasury notes aud the notes of the pcha
ser payable at twelve eighteen and months benr
ing eight per cent interest from date til paid and mortgage
until final pasnent the purchaser pay addition 10 tie
amount of adjudication Ss being the refund interest on
S632 from day of sale to LIST November 1896 -
Acts Of sale beire A. Bouousquie Notary Public Mt
pense Of the purchaser -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-12
SEED.
COTTON SEED,

We have made arrangements by which prepared to
furnish friends in the country with COTTON SEED in
sacks at reasonable price, and in lots to suit their wants
Seed guaranteed sound and of the growth of 1865 Those in
want would do well to seed in their carly as We could
only arrange for limited supply
SUTHERLIN WARREN,
Commission Merchants
Ill.,. ... l05 and l07 Graver street.
... New Orleans la
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-12

Office, No. Al Carondslat street cornerof Union.
|TMUKSD4AY, Jsnnary 18th, 1866, at IL
IL o'clock tho Merchants and Auctoneers' Exchange
Royal street, will be Sold
NINE VACANT LOTS OF GROUND, in the Fourth Dis.
trict of this city, in the bounded by New Camp Chest
St Mary and Felicity streets designated by Nos
inclusive plan drawn by Peie Deponiy, Engineers
and Architects. dated Oct. -, 1865. IL
Lots Nos. TO inclusive adoin each other and measure
each, ~ eet2 inches front St Mary street. by depth
5 feet between parallel liufsot No forms the corner
Chestnut and st. Mary streets,
Lot No adons tho abosc lots and measures inches
lines front ST. Mary Is feet lines in width the
By depth Of i2s tee Che side next to No and 2
corner Of New Camp and ST. Mary streets all running back
m alley ~ feet wide opening into New Camp and Chestnut
stFents N s, ~ n ~ 1 n assss llG45eag is
Y situated in The midst of he nes residences
In the Fourth District convenient the Camp and Maazne
street lines Of city and offers for investment for
proyement unusual advantages. f.saial1 s7raF
rzy-IEBYs--Cash in u S. Treasury notes.
Act Of sale before Walter H. Peters, Notary Pebble the
pense Of the purchasers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-12
TINTED STATES STEEL FEN WORKS
FACTORY, CAMDEN, N. j.
X. Esterbroois 4, Co.,
STEEL PEN MANUFACTURERS

warehouses No. 4es Arch street Phiiadeipaia
Samples and prices bapacaon. Lots made to order oil
amy pattern or stamp required
GiUTToNTfese pens or genuine American ine,utac.
ire equal lsh elasticity and neness OF Yot to the
best imported They thessore sure TO gain tho conf.
deuce o the American public The fac sme OF signature
IS sufficient security against foreign imitation,
r. ESTERBRaoR5 h CO. +
E- And for sale re by all sationers tie United
States.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-12
Hartford Fire Hnsr
Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, Conn.
FIRE RISKS.
Assets and Associate Capital over S3,500oOO


In reopsnng his Agency of over fifteen years. standing
atter temporary suspenson the undersigned is grated
being able to offer the citizens New Orleans
able security above set forth of NINE MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS and of announcing now fully authorized
to issue policies against the pe the seas and rivers and
against loss damage by fire. rates of premium
less twenty per cent and will adjust and pay all losses
Agency with the beray and prompness Characteristic
our HOME Companies
This large capital in addition to the supe
rior security offers will agent to accept of heavier
lines on Presses Warehouses and Stocks
Marine risks thereby saving the
and trouble in securing protection large um and he
pecttuy asks from his friends and the public continuance
of the confidence and patronage heretofore SO
bestowed.
Dweinghoues and contents are insured for term of five
years or less, upon equitable terms.
All necessary information will be given in reference to Life
Insurance, upon the principle
FORGETTING POLICIES,
Payable in five annual annual payments and
applications forwarded for those desiring their families
against the uncertainties of m but absolute certainty of
DEATH
ST. louis Mutual Life Insurance Company,
ST. LOUIS NO.
Assets over SaOO,cOSs
The undersigned would also call the attention of the public
to the great advantages security offered through the
medium Of ths
GENERAL ACCIDENT LIFE POLICY.
1t Is subject worthy of consideration for In an age
ike the present. where the ordinary safety
unheeded and human life lamentably dregared it
behooEes all to themselves against casualties now al
most certain TO occur, and this done in the
Travellers Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONN,
Assets, $685. ,593 10.
The undergneds fully prepared issue POLICIES in this
the pioneer ACCIDENT COMPANY of this country against
all kinds of Accidents, at home abroad for trifnr
per centage weekly secured for total
disability and the payment fixed sum in case of death
within specified period.
Explanatory Pamphlets, Cards. etc. obtained of the
Agent.
vs. No Medical Examinations required and the Age of
Parties only for Identification.
Temporary Office in the private Office of
Messrs. VIM. il. HENEING Il CO.
Nos. 95 and g7 Camp street-{up stars)
HARMON DOANE, Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-12
-----------------7--TT--
AUCTION SALES.

ROSEWOOD PARLoR FURNITURE, GAS CHANDE.
lers and Carpets at auction.
Succession ofJOSEPH C, LEWIS.
BY u. B. WALTON tS DEsLONDE.
J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer
0fiee-47 Carondeet Street, corner Union.
TUESDAY, january 10. 1866, beginning
at II O'clock the premises at theresidence of the
susnce an order Of tile Hon John " Thous Judge Of the
Second District Court of N Orleans dated the 24th day
November 1865 Court docket No. 25 33 for OF the
above named succession, the following articles ot viii be
sold
Rosewood Paror Set consisting Sofas Chairs
two arm chairs and two srligh back Chss
Two Parlor Carpets
Two large Mirrors F
One Top Table, ..a
Four Gas Chandeliers for parlors dningroom and hail.
Six Gilt Conices
MEUBLES DE SALON EN- BOIS DE ROSE, CnANDE-
liers de Gag, ct Taps arenean.
Succession de JOSEPH G, LEWIS, dec6d6
PAR j. h. WALTON d. DEsLoNDE.
j. B. WALTON, Encanteur,
Bureau-tT rue Carondeet, encoignure Union
MARDi, lie 16 Jnnyler 1865, commens CANT
IS1 II heures les euS residence du detunt
formtnent ordre de honorable John W. Thomas jpge
de la Deuxeme Conr de District de la Nouvee Orleans
A nopembre 1865 dossier de la No. 1888 pour
de Ia succession cidesu articles suyants save
sernnt vendues-
I'm Ameublement Salon hos de Rose comprenan deu
Sofas six ChaiSes deux Faueus deax Ghases les
dossiers droits.
DeuX rapiS lie Salon.
Deux Grandes Gaees
Une Table avec lie dessus marbre.
Qnatre Lnstres pour Salon Saea-Nanger ct Corridor.
Six Galleries dorees
ns- CoSprrIoss-Compan bles du Tresor des Etats-
uns
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-12

SATuRpAY, january 70, at Is O'Clock
~ NJ the Merchants and Auconeers Exchange ROYAL
street, without reserve, Will he sold
THAT VERY DESIRABLE THREE-SToRY BRICK
STORE No s. Enstenuuse street. well adapted for
and Offices; has eastron ont for the first story and
balconies in front OF the second third stories; together
with the VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, adjoining the
earner OF Exchange Place measuring about 20 feet
seeardn g plan mae by L. Rezensten surveyor dated
May b ls5S, upon which the store is erected
Possession vt the prouerty will be given only the 18th
February 20 give time for removal except the offices
hrs hoor which are leased until the rst of October next
n3F- TERMS AND CoNpTloNsThe purchaser to assume the
payment of Ss0 capital PAYABLE 2SS January 1859 aud in
eFes notes payable the 2S January 1866 1867 1865
respectively for the amount each year of $3.50 65 Making
the property and for the balance cash in o. $ Treasury Notes
Act OF sale before Adoph Bnudousquie, Notary Public at
the expense Of tho purchaser
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-12

UNRESERyED SALE.
EY ID. X. EORPHY,
AucTIoNEER-offce No AZ Magazine street
SATURDAY, Jan. 18Th, at 10 o'clock a.
NJ in store No ~ Magazine street close signments
the following fresh Goods will be Sold
40 half-boxes German Wax Candles
rs Adamantine II or 6s.
s9 70 boxes Sperm Candles 6s and As q se Il
% Adamantne 6s
l3 Family Soap so bars, 50 lbs. each.
70 55S..58 CASTLE Soap "a lbs. each.
10 Lemon Syrup, purest, l doz, each.
~ ..sts. plain doz each, tf
II 81 Colauette's Soup, 10 lbs. each.
:. Family
iS -. Turkish Pruues % :.
s -. Tallow Candles 40 ~.
So. Dufied Joes.
q Nf-TERMs--,;ash.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-12

NICHOLAS j. HoEY Auctioneer
Office II Exchange Place.
SATURDAY, dan. 1s, 1866, Mt 12 o'clock
NJ at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, will be
sold AZ public auction
That valuable four story brick Store known No. Y
Camp street. in the bounded by Camp rave Nachez
and Bank Alley measuring ii feet inches front Camp
ny 70 feet in depth, between parallel lines
This store is under lease executed two since to
Mr. James, until the LIST October 1865 the $3.50 pei
Annum would now command much the property being
adapted for almost description business especially Bank
ing Insurance the Retail trade which is very heavy this
popular street.
aTEEMsOne-half cash. balance twelve and eigheeI
mouths credit for notes secured by vendors privilege
special mortgage the property, bearing per
interest from date until maturity II not then paid per cent
until final payment Improvements to be kept insured
policy 10 be transferred to the vendor
Act of sale before " Shannon Notary Public the expense
of the purchaser,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-12
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RY ID. IL. AIORPHY.
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GROCERIES, PRoyIsIoNS8 LIQUORS
8 RY ID. il. ATORPHY.
AucrroSKEE--o Office, AZ Magasine street.
SATURDAY, january IA, mt 10 o'clock
y A. in store No II Magszne street, will be sold
Flour 10 bsles Twine 100 boxes Starch 25 sacks
Coffee 50 boxes Soap dozen Broom coils Rope boxes
Tobacco Milk, % Ale aud Porter, 20 doEeu
Tunoers, is boxes Brandy Whisky Lard Butter Cheese
Hams, Shoulders Rice, indigo etc 84g t5 '5}
Ma TERas scash; onelaf Treasury Notes. balance Cur.
rency. NJ
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-12
ERANK NEwMALL,


14...............CA CAMP STREET.
Between Common and Canal streets,
Has hand, and is constantly receiving direct
Manufacturers in the North and in Europe large
assortment of WALL PAPER, in Oak, Mahogany Marble
fmissseus Frssoees Ceuters, Panneing, Stauary and
seaaory.
Sai00 5a I'd Public and Private Buildings finished in
the moat exquisite and at the shortest notice
The attention of City and Country Dealers called to his
immense Stock of WALL PAPER, embracing every variety
extant which he dispose of at low similar
establishment in the country.
NEW ORLEANS GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
DECEMCER 16 1866
TO GAS CONSUMERS.
Owing to the high price Of all materials labor Com.
pany compelled to modify of the concessions
heretofore under more favorable
its business
From and after the first of January ensuing the materials
and labor in setting the metre will be charged for paid
before letting the and amonhy rental for of
the metre as follows
For and trlt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-12

FURNITURE E.................... FURNITURE.
BY MONTGOMERY a. BRO,
r. II. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer
5GATURDAY. Jan. 1:s. at IL O'Clock A. NJ ;,
~ at their Auction Mart, 81 Campstreet will be sold
A general assortment Of Hot SEH0LD FURNITURE, slch
Arnoirs Washstands mahogany and Walnut Tetes Sofas
Spring Seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top Center Tables
sells Capcs French Plate Mirrors, Mattresses Engraving
Paintings Cooking Stores and Utensils being the contents
Of several well furnished houses. IN
asgs .5g s ALSO SE! 8ssA 5Ss4f5888sAs
Chairs, etc. 5s}N -S stfH5 s4t'
H9- TERNs-Cash.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-12

COTTON. COTTON. COTTON
60 bales Cotton a. auction. .
BY MONTGOMERY a. BKO.,
II. M. MoNTGoNERY. Auconeer.
s43Ys es h #fy lTa5 Oaice-ST Camp street.
p M, salesroom, 50 Camp street, will be sold
GO bales COTTON.
Samples ready at sale.
pas. TERMs-Gash in United States Treasury notes.
FORTY BALES DAMAGED COTTON.
3 HY ROBINSON d NASH,
carondele and Gravier streets
SATURDAY, 18th inst. at 2 O'Clock r. Nj.
~ at the Merchants Press, will be sold
80 * .sss. 10 bales Damaged Cotton.
Ea7- TRRMs-Cash In U. s. Treasury notes.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-12
GROCERIES. WINES. ETC.

WHOLESALE GRooERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS e.
Boat Stores, Plantation and Family Supplies,
No. l6 FULTON AND l3 FRoSr STREET,
..uI=s III ~ New Orleans, La.
Keep constantly hand we'll selected stock Of
choice groceries, consisting in part Of
SUGAR. COFFEE,
FLOUR BACON,
LARD, PORK
BEEF, RICE,
HAMS, SALT,
MoLkssEs SYRUP
CANDLES, SOAP, t.
STARCH, SODA
sALERATUs, BUTTER,
CHEESE GOLDFISH,
SALMON, CHOCOLATE,
MACKEREL, FRESH PEACHES,
TEAS, RAIsINs -
PRUNEs PRESERVES,
SUGAR OF LEMON, YEAST POWDERS,
CREAM OF TARTAR, INDIGO.
BLUEING, BLEACHING, r.
BRUSHES OYSTERS,
LOBsTERs sARDINEs,
MATCHES DRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACHES, POTATOES
BEANS PEPPER, i
ALLSPIGE, GLOVES,
CINNAMON, NUTMEGs, sA
MACE, GINGER, &aah
EXTRACTS, MUSTARD,
PICKLES. CURRANTS,
HoMINY, CONCENTRATED MILE.
GRrTs, CONCENTRATED LEY,
CORN STARCH SNUFF,
PEARL BARLEY, SPLIT PEAS,
LARD OIL, COAL OIL,
SWEET OIL FRESH PtNEAPPLEs,
ASS'TD JELLIEs, FRESH STRAWBERRIES
JOHN BULL SAUCE, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
WALNUT CATsUP, MUSHROOM CATsUP,
TOMATO, MACCARoNI,
YERMICELLI, BUCKETS ~
Tw1SE, WRAPPING PAPER
TOBACCO, wAsHBoARDs,
Wines, Liquors, Cigars Etc. Etc.
CUGAK, SYRUP AND MoLAssEs-
Crescent City Sugar Refinery.
DOUBLE REFINED LOAF,
And
POWDERED SUGAR
WHITE and yEAtow CLARIFIED SUGAR.
GOLDEN SYRUP, FAMILY SYRUP
suGAEHoUsh,
And
REBoILED MoLAssEs 1
Louisiana and West India
SUGAR and MoLAssEs q
A. THOMSON CO.,
as 'thSupUoHihs BtIeetf
CELEBRATED CHAMPAGNE OF JAG
~ queson Flsust received by Mtry Luck no bas
ketS of this weknown and delicious Wne imported by A
' . 'Sosi Sakes e1 tGARtE GRFst E BI1ScHE fGilSSs q
i " CREME CARTE, e. e.
i :. :. MED11b1E gts. pts
e :. sILLERY :. Pt Pts
10 pts
@ baskets PARMENT1ER, qts.
This champagne equal in quality to say the least to anv
ever imported the United States will always be found al
reasonable prices in my store. "
Connosseurs invited to call in Judge for them.
selves, at QUEYR0uZE II St. Louis street
RoBINsON's CITY MILLS
Keep constantly on hand large and fresh supply Of
CORN MEAL,
GRITS,
HOM1NY,
RICE FLOUR
RYE FLOUR,
OAT MEAL,
GROUND COFFEE,
GROUND SPICES.
GRA1N, SEEDS, DRUGS, COFFEE and SPICES,
Ground to order.
Coffee Parched to Order.
suSstr.os for furnished al the lowest prcesure
for in quality to any Northern manufacture.
ROBINSON BRO, Proprietors,
2S3 and 2S5 Head New Basin.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-12
BY G. u. GIRAKDEY a. co

CHOICE CAMP STREET PROPERTY.
Four Story Brick STORE, No n Camp street, between
Gravier and Natchez streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-12
AUCTION SALES.


TIME SALE OF yALUABLE SQUARES IN The s,i
rear of city, Common and Bienvle stfeets. sAs
able for dairymen, gardening purposes etc. al auction