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GREAT SOUTHERN ROUTE,

VIA VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD,
From the South and West tho North and East and s
continuous rail connections
To passengers from the South and West going North and
and most expeditions e ~ ''0'N
All rail line between New Oraahs and the celebrated water
ing places Of virginia the Virginia cities Washington Ra
ally aud the Canadas - ''H4 ssNe''
Exempt from maarlous Influences,
TINS route from Chattanooga isynChburg trayersee the
mountain REGIONS Of Tennessee and Virginia are unr
passed Tor eahtunes purity Of atmosphere grandeur
q mountain scenery whilst IL be Surpassed for atten
on % passengers on its trains in the gsntemauy bear
ing Of conductors all Of whom experienced Ia their Voca
ton and Strictly attentive o business $500 ''D
Baggage wall be checked through from New Orleans to the
Firgt itE Springs and 'rinclpal cities rth and East
through tickets 70 be had vt the Office reang
jackson and Great Northern Railroad ticket office
J, W. GOODWIN, General Superintendent
q. Y. WINFIELD, General licket Agent
JOHN 7. MOFFETT travelling gent south.
SPEED. .COMFORT!....... .,sArETY
OLD RELIABLE LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD,
..-. VIA COLUMBUS,
Shortest and Quickest Route from Cincinnati
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ALL POINTS NORTH AND EAST

For information and Through Tickets apply at the
TICKET OFFICE,
T. a. r,,4,,,s, - a.. @. ,,..-,.- w.,
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GENCY OF SOUTHERN PACIFIC
"A RAILROAD COMPANY, u Union street. New Orleans
apT I'll condition Of this enterprise such
most valuable charter in eistence money and has
smaller stock Lat than any railroad company in the South
VIII have by LIST September AZ miles running road with
more graded Holders Of old stock comply with terms Of
ne new company for onehaf the call by 18th April or be
tat on Il. s. FULKERSON, Agent
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TRANSPORTATION.

MOBILE AND GREAT, NORTHERN
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OLD RELIABLE LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD,
VIA COLUMBUS,
Shortest and Quickest Route from Cincinnati

TO ali The Eastern csos. Towns villages and sta.on..
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FAST TIME FROM CINCINNATI 10

Four Daily Eastern Trains.
A. n LIGHTNING EXPRESS. Q A. NJ EXPRESS
MAIL z n LIGHTNING EXPRESS, II 40 p. NJ
sldHT EXPRESS Modern Sleeping Cars by Night Traina
Saloon Cars by Day Trains.
Thel P A. and l1.40 P. n. Trains leave Sunday Night
instead Of Saturday Nigh3
Baggage checked through
R8 Through tickets are sold at all Ticket ocss in the
AK for Tickets via Cincinnati and Columbus
?. W. STRADER, General Ticket Agent
JNO. @, BENSEN, General Agent CHM
SASr q v BROWN General Southern Ageuts
dEN. Z. B BROWN, General Western Agent
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAKLROA D-THF
Eastern and Northern cities.
TWO DAILY TRAINS lsaye Cairo morning o a syonlne,
on arrival OF trains and steamers from the South
Time from Cairo to Ohicago--lq hours
Batmore-i9 hOurR.
Phiadelphia-50 hOnrs
New YOrk-58 hours
FOR through tickets sppy the office of the Atlantic and
mississippi Steamship Company 04 Common street. and n
the depot OF the New Orleans Jackson Great Northern
Railroad also at tina Illinois Central Railroad depot al Care
A HUGHITT,
General Superintendent, ChcsRo.
60 W. P. JOHNSON,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago,
b. F. LONGLEY,
General Southern Agent, New Orleans.
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La chambre repfend ID disenaaior daa &c
5alres non telninees HER en conneneayt Nc ,t az
b bill No. 8, intitule s's'isie lPssile par
3erie. ~ DAAsts ae 49,
Pendant "a discussion dun amendemsnt A.
81 Elan, ponrvoyant au yersenent Hans Y Il
provenant de ces licences. s9iillAe
Sur motion de 1I. stille, de deposer ia,,i.
smendement sur lie bureau, NM. Elan i t 81;
der demandent Iappel nominal qui results itss
9mme suit
NM Austin, Alverson. Decker NJ
Eager, Eustis, Fenneg, Fulda, Gaisser
80 Al iggiasi Jonas, Kent, Kelly, Iaprone
$50 Lewis, Bipscomb, McKelvev' M.
sips q, F5,ps, Piel dbomne Ric Il az
ltoinaii n esss, Robinson Pyan Sayn r'l,l
sSanlan s VS Sect sis,sy & Solomon,
~ oui. canaan
MN Bailesslackman, Broyn, b.
gougiron, Davenport Delamore, reporter
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RAILROAD ROUTE,
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lie bill du s6nat intitul6 'acte autorisant lie
bureau des commissaires dies levees a Iquider
ses salaries ct les dettes eontractees dams Ia
construction ct la PREPARATION des leyees, est ap-
pele ct lu une premiere fois.
On suspendles Regiments par Iequel la cham
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SEED '."'..'. CoA1FORTi......"gs SAFETY
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tbe een palce, Governor of Cuba, having opposed
hundred negroes, who had been declared hv the the
court Of the island to belong to the class Of
en.aoaIespados, or freedmen and to Be accoringv
sroken srasa o 70 asis liberty serious conflict has
the Judges Of Cuba protesting vehemenT ooains
lhe encroachmehts of the Governor upon Their nre.
Ffogauve; and the question has been referred 4 70
Madrid for the decision of tho home government
aroaS a ne neawnne, however the six hundred ne
gfoes remain IN possession of the slave dealer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31

The London Pail MallGazette says that in case
recently tried before the Judge Ordinary, a wife
gave evidence that her husband put her into an
omnibus on the 18th of October, 1868, saying that
he should be home to dinner" and that he has
not yet returned. This is like bit of dialogue
.hat occurs in novel now in course of publication
n French paper. "Wherc is your husband ?"
asks gentleman. He went out to buya cigar"
replies the lady. "Has he been long gone?n
az eighteen years" "He is quite right, remarks
ohag uie gentleman, Philosophically, "he wants to
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AUCTION SALES.

SUCCESSION OF 4. P. slMPSoN-MRs. A F. s1aP Mp
ond @ District ss N Court on Of pVo Nss Orleans s "'
Elegant Mansion Deord street. and story Dwelling
ss 5 on DP sS New P Basn
Rampnrt street. and lots Thala and Clara sts
BY f. GIKAKDEY a CO.,
'"'lAS .. once once No. Il Exchange Place,
1 February l. 1ssSs ssn,s "t IT, aas nj: NJ
oneers Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Custom
Thomas Judge Sf the Second District Court OF orleans
to effect partition the following Eanseie pEHPeMTS TX E1 1a
Deord between carondeet ana Bsronne s, VIZ
sfgo ron on Deord Street by depth
feet The dwelling has three rooms, large hai ana paS
a So Oy brG eas
house. wood and cerns hydrant ana
that fGIEGaSf BRICK MANSION
4 II iis inssss ashss HGs TSs
gna sz sliding snn doS marble
Poos ON d na o0 hall 10 wide
Ss bas IL st fnSy IN s dnn 1S
pantries and Kitchen bath and closet
oos and O%'Sns %ood ia es'
the most complete and elegant dwelling in the city lmme
TVS IoTs fronting the New Basin Covngon Land
ing between Rampant and Benton Franklin streets desg
S Landing BY depths ranging from ia feet
upper los feet he lower line and running through
sms M used Lumber
ing square the above Gelng No. 3 measuring
front Covngon Lanoing 22 feet in depth
side and 1879 feet the other running through Euphosne
and divided from Franklin by of few
feet The improvements comprise large frame Sheds used
lumber yard.
The above three lots occupied by Messrs Simpson
Dor lumber merchants and constitute to-day the best loca
ton this city for that business The above lots leased
until Both September 1866 TO Messrs Grant Co. $50 per
month and A. j. Ward at 500 per month, full particulars OF
which be had application to the auconeers
tween Deord and Caoe streets being lot No l025 feet
front 5y ia feet deep The house has three eahine
and is known No. 23 Baronne. Immediate possession
given.
6. TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS forming the
southeast of Th ALA and Clara Streets Nos and q,
measuring together ii feet front Clara by l26 inches
and 2 lines Thalia street.
Ry- TERMS SALE-One- third cash, in U. S. Treasury
Notes; balance at and years credit with mortgage and
interest at cent from date till paid In
be kept insured and policies transferred
suit the interest of the heirs The for the
portion be subdvided according the interest the heirs
The purchasers pay all cash if they prefer
interest of the major heirs extend.
OF sale before w H Peters, notary public No l43 Ora
yier street, at the expense of the purchasers.
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PITTsBURG COAL.
OFFICE ASSISTANT QuARrERMAsrER \
Water Transportation, TO Of St Andrew streat
New Orleans, January % 1866
&ATUKD Y, Sd February, L sGR, nt 1 Y MI .
- Will be sold at public auction, Post So Fourth District
New Orleans
5000 bushels Pittsburg Bumnous COAL.
To be sold in lots of 1000 bushels with privilege of
bushels.
R TERMS sALR-Tep 40 per cent cash at time of sae
balance in five W days, u s. Treasury notes. approved
vouchers.
By order Of Brevet Colal, G. CHANDLER,
- Chief QuartermasS Depot of New Orleans
Il. = ALLEN,
Brevet Lieut. Col, A Q NJ.
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BY ELLIS AMMoNETTE
Soft is thy gloom

s Soft is thy gloom,
Oh purple Twilight, and meath its spell
The worlds rude sounds have sunk to rest.
The silence which is thine comes like the hush
Succeeding to the battles roar,
When gaping wounds are bound,
The dead are laid away,
And the shattered ranks gather together
For the struggle which must again commence
With the uprising Of the norrow's sun.
Or mayhap thou art more like
Unto benediction
Upon the toiling day, as thus
Thou trailest thy dim robes athward the sky,
Thy breast adorned with one lone glittering sta
VA benediction from on high,
Tender as thy light and outspread afar.
Soft is the gloom of thy brief hour,
And with it waken memories which hitherto
Have lain SO still, they seemed the dead corpse
only
OF past joys, past hopes, past fears,
But which now come fourth from out thy real
To stir the deep fountains of the human heart
With all that was, and meier can be again.
Memories like these thou bring'st for those
Whose love lies earthed in some green mound,
Or who, more wretched still, have seen
Affection slowly sink
To cold Indifference, or to bitter hate.
Not more unlike than thy dim haze,
And the gorgeous tints Of sunset clouds,
Are the wild retrospective visions
OF the heart forlorn, to the reveries
I OF the young dreamer in thy mystic hour.
The dull present and its belongings
Fade and disappear, and already
The fair estates of happiness,
Which seem to lie so far away towards
The boundless reaches of declining life,
Are given to full possession.
The cheek flushes and the eye beams,
The heart swells, the pulses bound,
And all the fair domain
OF that enchanted land
The coveted future
Lies open for the eager feet
Which speed to tread it.
To thy blissful hour is consecrate
The charmed circle that blesses
Every hearthstone, round which little children
Gather from their guileless sports.
There in thy pleasant gloom,
Enlightened only by the ire's red glow,
The jest goes round, the ripping laughter
OiHSHt, yOutalui hearts,
And the soft snatch of song, 4
So silver sweet from childish lips.
Then the household treasure,
The youngest born, leans its downy head
On the soft pillow of its mothers breast,
And famed by the pinions of the drowsy god,
Lets droop the blue-vened lids
Above its liquid eyes,
Until the long lashes lie
Upon its round and rosy cheeks.
Silence, retrospection,
Anticipation's bliss and deep tranquility
Are thine, thou shadowy twilight,
With thy purple veil and as thou lean'st
Der the land and sea, thou layest
Thy hand upon the surging human tide,
And sayest, like him Of old,
" Peace, be still.'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31

III EEADQUAKTERS ORLEANS KFGT-
ment OF Militia January 81 lS6h-Specal Order No 81
From and after this date organized compay rolls will
published in the papers, companies will
pst at the street OF their headquarters the printed
rolls o their company ORGANIZATIONS. viz.
The and residences occupation and age of the com.
misSOned and officers priyates of their
nized companies and also the cospcuous
within their company districts
N BSRd printed rolls be printed lob office of the
New Orleans Star, by Mr., simmons, foreman
j. EDMOESTON
Colonel Orleans Regiment Of Militia
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AUCTION SALES.
ONE VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND IN GREEN
vile, Parish of Jefferson at auction.
BY j. IL. WALTON ~ DESLONDE,

ONE VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND IN GREEN
vile, Parish of Jefferson, at auction.
By j. H. WALTON ~ DESLONDE,
J. B. WALTON, Auconeer,
Object Carondeet street, corner of Union.
GATURDAY, February 3, 1866, at =
y O'Clock the Merchants and Auctioheers Exchange
on Royal street. will be sold
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND No 7q in the parish Jeaer-
bounded by Broadway Pine Second and Burthe Streets
divided into twenty Lots designated by the Nos 20
elusive plan by Pelie Depouliy civil engineers dated
January, 1866
Lots Nos to 10 inclusive Nos IL to 20 inclusive
each 30 feet inches and lines front each Broad
and Pine Streets by depth of 10 feet between parallel
pS- TERMs-One-thrd cash in u S. Treasury notes. the
with per and per eventual interest and
mortgage on the property until final payment.
OF sale before Grma Stark Notares Public the
pense of the purchaser.
VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND IN LAFAYETTE STREET,
sutab for a Lumber Yard Building Site
BY j. Ii. WALTON IL DESLONDE.
J. B. WALTON Auctioneer.
Office No AZ Carondelet street.
SATURDAY, Feb. s, Mt IL O'Clock NJ, at
the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street.
will be sold
A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND with the improvements
thereon situated Nos 2t and 243 Lafayette in the
bounded by Lafayette Basin Poydras and Rampant
Streets measuring AZ feet inches aud lines
street, by depth Of 100 feet, between parallel lines
The improvements consist of a story frame building
used as carpenter shop and rented only by the month.
RJ~fERMs-Cash in United States Treasury notes.
Act Of sale before A. Maznreau, Notary Public the
pense # the purchaser.s
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IMPORTANT SALE
BATTURE PROPERTY.
FOURTEEN SQUARES OF GROUND
FIRST AND SECOND DISTRICTS, AT AUCTION
FOR ACCOUNT OF NEW ORLEANS.
BIZ McCERRES IL CO.,

Ii hctth R EN- a. CO.,
GEO W. McCERREN, Auctioneer,
Office and Salesroom Masonic Hall, St Charles street.
FNHURsDAH, Feb 18th, and follow Ing days
at l. O'Clock NJ at the Merchants and Ex
change Royal street for account OF the City Of New Orleans
as apthorStd by ordinance No 6 dated January TO- 1866
Will be sold the following described property to.wit:
ALL THAT PORTION OF BATrURE comprised in the
square bounded by St Louis and GOnt Clay streets
IN he two squares bounded by Cont and Customose Clay
n front Streets in the two bounded by Cusomhost
ana Canal, front and Wells streets; the SQUARES
bounded by Canal and St Joseph Front Delta
IN the two bounded by Dame and ST. Joseph
Delta and Water streets -
All Of the above described property be sold per plan
be exhibited at tiue "; sale
cash in mGtured obligations of the City
OF new eans or United States Treasury Notes
In equal instameu divided into coupons reaue of one
two three and four years credit with special mortgage on the
property sod said to bear interest the
cent per annum from date to maturity and if then paid
egh per cent thereafter until final payment with the priv
ege the Of the purchasers pay the whole or mart
their notes in cash.
Acts of sale before A. Hero City Notary and all expenses
including the revenue stamps to be paid by the purchasers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31
ECLIPSE STABLES AT AUCTION
BY j. Ii. WALTON d DESLONDE,

J, B. WALTON, Auctioneer
Office 47 Carondeet street
SATURDAY, February Sd, at 12 O'Clock
be sold
ONE UNDIVIDED HALF OF THE VARIETIES, FOR
mery the Eclipse Stable situated Dryades the
square bounded by Dyades Perddo Rampant and Graer
streets The lot measures s. feet inches front Dryades
street. by depth OF 95 feet Ii nches between parallel lines,
American
The improvements consist Of well built well arranged
onestory brick Stable with and stalls
90 horses "ithrear stable for mules carriages
This is OF the best located stables in New Orleans
and is doing profitable business and offers opportunity
to wishing engage in the business capitalists
generally.
EB-TERMs-Cash in U. s. Treasury Notes.
of the purchasers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31
Loulslan.. Intelligence.

TERREHoNNE.-We take the following from the
Civic Guard
Much of the cotton made in this parish last yeal
was made by white labor.
The Bayou Terrebonne is now navigable to the
railroad depot
Notwithstanding the great scarcity of labor in
this parish, we hear of some cane having been
planted. Itappears that the seed cane has moi
Kept very we'll this winter. One planter informs
US that he had put up enough seed to plant 10C
acres, but that SO much of it had spoiled that he
could only plant about 40 acres.
Business is quite brisk at this time in Houma.
Our merchants are receiving large quantities OF
goods, and they seem to go oas fast they arrive
LAFAYEITg.-The Thibodaux Sentinel says
folks there and thereabouts.
81. An OuTRAaE.-A few weeks since Mr.. Joseph
Bernard lost his home by fire and every circum
stance connected with the burning suggests that it
Mae the work of an incendiary. On Wednesday
I nlEns ne was aroused from sleep in the small
oa1ln IN winch the family are now living, by the
S;.a Ssnusace. M q negro man. Mr.. Bernard ordered
I nn o9s and after he had slowly made his exit
ual,s were hred through the door filling Mr..
Ths 1an syeS M with plaster from the wall.
,.,iil ~ gang oI negroes outside then commenced
killing the poultry and after this snort came To tbe
mouse, posted sentries all around and then de-
manaea tilat Mr. Bernard should come out or they
wonld ourn the house, threatening at the same
time that If be did come ont that Il ih, @ is sam
shoot his body full of balls The cause of tbair
anger was that he had held pistol in ba hard
4 When ofaering the intruder out. They numbered
some four or five, but claimed to have ffteen N
their band. ~
&. The Provost Marshal and civil authorities sbon,a
vie with one another harvesting these wretehes or
4 will not be safe to live anywhere in the neighbor
hood Of this city Baton Rouge Advocate.
The LEvEEs.-Ther is now every hone that tbe
1eyses il West Baton Rouge and Point Coupee
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31

TEN VESSELS AT AUCTION.
ASSISTANT QUARrERMAsTERs OFFICE
New Orleans, La,
January ed, 1865 J
FRIDAY, February Cd, 1886, Mt Ie NJ,
at loot OF St Andrew street, Fourth District, hew Or
leans la the following named Vessels Rigging Tackle
Apparel and Furniture, will be sold at Public Auction Yes.
sells can been seen at New Orleans, La, viz:
Steam propeller Alliance, 597 tons
Side-wheel steamer Planter, 300 tons.
80 Lands, i46 :.
Stern-wheel Emma
Side-wheel steamship George Peabody lois tons
schooner Highlander, $40 tons ~
Anita, IS5 ,
Winona, liz .
III d. Adams, liz tons
Electric, l47 tons
az TERMS SALETen 10 per cent Cash Mt tho horr of
proved transportation Vouchers ' 'A AP
BY order OF Brevet Colonel J. G. CHANDLER c. O. NJ De.
pot Of New Orleans. - g ' 80
e. $. ALLEN Brevet Lieut. Colonel L. O NJ
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31

GOLDFISH,
SALMON,
HERRING, Etc, Etc.
Keep Constantly on Hand
MACKEREL-No. l, bbs, halves and kits.
MACKEREL-No. E. =.
MACKEREL-No g. :. =.
SALMON, No l, :. =.
SAL MON-Fresh-llb,, 9 h. and 6 ID. cana
HERRING-Eo l. bbls, halves and kits
HERRING-smoked-No l and scaled
TONGUES and SOuNDS-Extra kits
HAIIBUT FINs-Extra kits.
CODFIsH-Large drums and half drunB.
CODFIsH-Medum size drums
GOLDFISH :, boxea
POLLOCK--drums and half drums.
HADDOCK-quarter drums and boxes-
LOBSTER-Fresh ID. and 2 lb cans.
OYsTERs-Cove h. and lb. cans.
PICKLEs-Aixed gaons half gallons, pints and quarts
PICkLES-Gherkins .. :.
PICKLES half bbs and kegs
PICKLEs-onions, E. ..
CATCHUP-Tomato, Davis, Cowdrey, Nunseu, Carroll
TOMATOES-fresh, 2 and 5 ID. cans
PEPPER SAUCE-pints and half pina
OLIVES-quarts and piats
OLIVE O1L-quarts and pnts.
CAPERS-capita and superfne.
PEACHES-fresh and lb cans
PINE APPLE-fresh
STRAWBERRIES E. e.,
BLACKBERRIEs =. =.
GREEN PEAS
cDrDx ,on,,
oHhhN oohN
FRUlTS-assored and 8 b.
FRulTS1 pckd, 2 and lb. cans, and qts gass.
PRESERVES-Shaker, quarts in jars
PRESERVES-Numsen Carroll & Co quarts and pints
JELLY-assorted, quarts, pints. and half pints
JELLY l6 ounce, u ouacs, and ounce turfblers
GnsR, HTsrI and p9ss
LEMON SYRItP-uuHrts. h oFdre
MILK-Bourden's condensed.
SUGAR-crushed and pulversed Lovr1ngs
SUGAR-crushed B. New York refined
RAISINS-layer boxes halves and ouarta
PEPPER-whole in sacks.
PEPPER-rround X and Y III naper4
ALLSPICE-h b. and 4 l. papers
GLOVE =. =. .
GINGER =. >. , .
CASSIA :. =. .
SALERATUS :. ,
SODA .
SODA-Bicarh kegs
CTNAMON-Stick in u1ats
NUTMEGS.
LOZENGERS-I.arge and medium sise Cbsss "a
CHOCOLATE-No |, Preston's
CH0COLArE-Eagle =.
CHOCOLATE-Des Families, PrsstOuIs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31

FIVE VALUABLE LOTS ON FRANKLIN STREET
Poydras street, long credisuccession of Thoma
Lawson deceased.
BR j. B. WALTON sS DESLoNDE,
J. B. WALTON, Auctioneer,
offce-No At Carondelet street.
SA7T1UKDAK, Sa7s1aUgJ K, March March Sd, 1866, at, 1e
Roys ss b m te yIe d m and Exehense
the Honorable John Thomas Judge District
Court Docket No. % for Of tie bove ncsesS0
'hf Fy 9oTiF s fT9sa 81 will H be I'D Tqd wt
f II the bounded by % Pe1ao Liberty and
plan By pes Depoay engineers dated the I'd day
Decem5er 1862 measuring each 26 feet front Franklin
back @ t9 an alley feet ETY. vide opening on rerddo street
two of the purchasers secured by mortgage
ana vendors privilege upon said property said notes bear
per per annnm after maturity, until fully paid in the event
Acts Of sale before W. j. Cate Notary Public at the ex-
pense OF the purchasers.
ClNQ TERRAINs DE vALEUR SUR LA RUE FRAN
CLIN, pres de la rue PoydraS, long credit.
SUCCESSION DE THOMAS LANsON decede
PAR j. II. WALTON dz DEsLONDE.
j. B. Walton, encanteur,
Bureau Il Carondelet
SAMEDI, les Mars, s66 a midi "a la Bour-
ornement un ordre de honorabe John W Thomas uge
date d 9 Janver 1866 osser de la cou No. is is sson
ysndqes PS9r compte de Ia succession cdessu les CNQ
borne par les Poydras Perddo Lbertt franklin desi
an es Mo- g n an p rs ree
alice o"nsnt RI eui rue ierddo ahf 'DSa o''
c0nditions- La m0te compliant la balance credit de
ct I0s d? ysndeaE sur a pops les dts bet
pour apres leurs cehtaneos asqu pufa pae
ment leur mature.
Aetss deyent pardevant W J. castele public aux
lfals des acquereurs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31

INCOMES OF THE ENGLISH BisHops.-The pres
4 ent actual income of the Archbishop of Canter-
bury Is ELF, 900; Of the Archbishop Of York, sl0,
{ go fof the Bishop Of Durham, es000; OF Ely,
8,6oo; of Bath and Wells, 5000; of Oxford,
&3QQo nf Salisbury. f5000; of Worcester, f50o0
el q. Ldtchield f4500; of Peterborough, f4500; of
nipton, 800 of st. Dayid's, fl500; Of Chester,
Aaguo; et chichester e4200; of Hereford, 64200 !;
q Lsndian f420o; of Manchester, sl200; of ST.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31

u d k0CERTFS
COFFEE-l0O SKIS prime Rio and Old Java
SUGAR-50 bbls. Crushed and Powdered
20 hhds New Louisiana
hoLASsEs-50 bbs and half bbls Choice
FIGURED bbls. Extra, superfne and Fine,
PORR-l50 bbls. Mess and Prime Mess
LARD-00 kegs and bbls Leaf
GREEN MEAT-500O lbs Pork Sides
BACON-Shouders Clear Sides and Hams
"HiSkY-Oid Bourbon and Dexter's Bectifed
sCtNAPPs-2D0 cases Wofes Uust landed)
"lNES-BRANDIES-CO -CORDIALs
bii iiENo-Red Jacket Plantation and Hosteter's.
CANDLES, SOAP STARCH
TEAS, RICE, TOBACCO,
PECANS, ALMONDS FRUITS
VoDFISH, MACKEREL, HERRINGS.
In store and for sale by
BIDWELL PAYNE Co,
y Tchoupitoulas street.
Between PoydrHs and Lafayette.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31

Just from Kentucky the finest mules eve
brought to this market Planters and merchants
OF No. stock will well call at n BarOnne
DIR. j. ELLIOTT,
II Barpnre street. corner Union