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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-05
Office No. AZ Carondelet street
"WEDNESDAY, April 11th. 1866, a, IL

| "WEDNESDAY, April I1th. 1866, Mt Is
O'Clock NJ at the Merchants and Auctioneers, Exchange
ROYAL street, will be sold 'e''
Two VALUABLE SQUARES OF GROUND in Kicker.
e h2s Is and IL opposite the Poydras Asylum Square
no is bounded by Magazine street. Peters Avenue Live
OAK and ocaya streets and is divided into twenty-five lots
Lots Nos 10 front Live Oak street. measure each ri
feet Inch 'front.' by depth of 100 feet lot forming tho
corner OF Live Oak and Octavia Streets lots and gont
on Peters Avenue and each 30 denth
OF 2D eet inch lots Nos 10 and II front also Peters Ave
and each 30 front 1876 depth lots Nos
IL to ~ inclusive front Magazine street and each
~ feet front by irregular depths 1926 inches and
Lines to 100 feet inch and lines lots Nos q and front ON
Octava street, and measure each 80 feet front by feet in
depth. " -
SQUARE NO Il is bounded by Peters Avenue Laurel oc
tava Live Oak Streets and is divided into thirty six lots
Lots Nos g. inclusive Laurel St Get and measure
each about 80 feet front by Irregular depths from l6T et
inches and lines no feet uch the front Laurel street
being diagonal line Lots Nos 10 Is inclusive front ON
Peters Avenue and measure each 30 feet front by depth Of
Oak street and each about 30 feet front by deph Of
l20 feet Lots % to So inclusive ucay strait and
each 80 feet front by 1876 feet inches in denb
Upon square No. Is there one story Frame Bud
ing. ~ ~
10 Terms OF sALE-0ne-tlird cash in U. s. Treasury
notes the remainder in notes orhe purchasers to their
order payable az one and two years bearing seven per cent
current anu eight per cent eventual and mortgage
til final payment. ' s"s' "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-05

FINE ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY AND WALNUT FUR.
'.'S nitnre at Auction
ses' BY LEON Won ZINKEN,
AucTloSEER-
Ofce-Nos. l66 Grayier and IL Union street.
'NuEADA r, 10th instant, Mt 10 O'Clock A.
be sold $3.50 $3.50
large and handsome assortment Of household furniture
consisting in part of Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut par
io sets DINING furniture Bookcase, Library Carpets
window Shades Curtains Al Stewards Cooking Range
etc., etc.
ALSO
One seven octave upright Piano. ..E.
N1@TERks-Cash in y. S. Treasury Notes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-05

~ - e. DEH ~ CO..
NICHOLAS ]. HoEY, Auctioneer
Office, No. II Exchange Place
Between Canal and Cusomhouse streets
ATtnS ~ April ~, at IL O'Clock NJ.
- at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange on Row.
street between Camel and Customhouse streets for
OIL 81 concerned and without reserve will be sold
THAT FINE PROPERTY, known as the Tylpr,s Press
comprising the entire square ground bounded by Nav
hehard Market and 1choupitoulas Streets measuring S
Me- nenes front on Teh9upioass 9 feet inches front on
front on each Richard Market streets bayn
aud IN good order. ' e'+1t'o'e
ahls yard has 100 bales capacity per season. me
10 hls port fronting the river and every respect n
taiss generally F '' NN'' s"Pt-
IERas-S25 900 cash. the remainder in three equal in
sanents at one two and three years. credit for notes Of e
pm @ secured byendor privilege special mortgage
te property, bearing per cent interest from date im
fn ,, mot not then paid from ma
insured and the policy to be transferred to the vendor |
the vendor ~ ~ S .'N'enieuee vi
Acts Of sale together with the internal stamps at
dottschalk, RotRries public. " sAt "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-05
SALE OF THE Al STEAMER CHAMPION NO, &
by GARDNER SMITH, YEIsER 4. 20

a. ID,
GARDhER Smith, Auctioneer,
r., rYrx,n Uthce--NO 90 Camp street.
SATUfDAY, April a, 1890, mt IL o,cloc,r
sold S''so, VIII "e
The Al swift and substantial steamer Chnmpion M !,
complete order and ready use Now lies al Ayieys n.r
Ferry Landing. " s'e'' "0"'
Possession given Immediately
Also one lngeFsos galvanized iron Life Boat 6 feet long
in perfect order. on board steamer Champion " N7'
HSy-fERMs-Cash in u s. Treasury Notes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-05

LUMBER, ...-.,....... LUMBER. .,.. LtJMBER
BY GARDNER SMITH, YEIsER d. CO.,
GARDNER SMITH Auctioneer
Office, 90 Camp street
SANTUKDAF: April 4, at 1a o'clock. at the
~ MerchaEts' and Auctoneers Exchange, will be sold
lot of Yellow Pine Lumber from IA to IL inches srnara
and 40 TO 81 feet in length, board cows at Algicrs
D-TERMS-Cash in Treasury notes
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Blk j. II. WALTON d. DEsLoNDE,


| offce-No. A. Carondelet street.
| WEDEESDAK, April IIth, 1865, at 10
" O'Clock AZ the Merchants and AuctioneeTs Exchange
| Royal street, will he sold
SIX LOTS OF GROUND, being the quarter of SQUARE Ma
bounded by Camp Chestnut SOniat streets and
| DESIGNATED by the Nos. !, 2, s. 4, "a and %.
LOIS NOS TO inclusive, form the of Camp
Mat Streets and about 81 feet front on
| street, by depth Of l0l feet inches.
Lots Nos % and p front sonia street. measure each
| 80 feet by l25 feet in depth ~
EIGHTEEN LOTS OF GROUND being The three gu r.e.
square No 81 bounded by Camp Chestnut sonat and Da
gsat streets and designated by the Nos 10 inclusive and
| II to "a inclusive. w
Lots NOS l to 8 inclusive front on Camp street and
measure each about 81 feet, by depth of l0 inches
Lots Nos and 10 front Sonat street. measure each
30 feet, by lG5 leet deep. ~
Lots Nos II % inclusive front a, CheStnut 4rec+ a,5
measure each about 81 feet 'front.' by depth Of 100 feet
Lots NOS II to "a inclusive front Duysat sFee and
measure each about 30 ieet by f25 feet deep. - w
FOURTEEN LOTS OF GROuND being the hal of s,uars
streets and desg natsd by the Nos III 10 20 ncnstye ~
Lots Nos u to "a front Chestnut street ana m easurs
each 80 by 100 feet deep. '
Lots Nos - and II hoE Dnfosat street and mea,una
each about 80 feet by 100 feet deep ~ ~
Lots Nos 70 and 70 front Belcaste street. and measure
EIGHT LOTS OF GROUND being the half of square No.
~ bounded by Ferrer Pl6quemine
DESIGNATED by the Nos 5to Il inclusive. "'
Lots Nos to inclusive front Plauuemine stree and
measures e each about 81 feet by l0l feet deep,
ure each about 81 feet by 100 feet 10 inches deep ~
H- TERMsOne-third cash in u s. Treasury notes. tbs
balance on one and two cet notes of The
10 their own order bearing per cent current
eignt Per cent eventual interest and mortgage on The
property until final payment. " ~
Acts oil sale before Magner notary public at the expense
OF the purchasers, including the q. s. stanps " 'f~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-05
By G. Il. GIRARDEY IL 20.


n J. HoEY, Auctioneer
Office, II Exchange Place
SsATURDAY, April z, Mt l9 O'clock Mt
~ at the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange Rnps
street, between Canal and Custe streets viii be sold
l. That well knewn WHOLESALE GROCERY STAND
corner OF he" LeVee Gravie and Fulton Streets now occu
pied by Messrs. Schmidt Il Zejcler ' " 'N'u
q Ihe we'll known " SHAW STORESn Nos % md Of
dras streets. - ~ ~ ' 1 ~
s. Three THREE STORY BRICK STORES, Nos 81, 20
and Il Front street. 49, 40 and AZ Fulton between aer
Poydras streets. " ~
% 4 That That FINE THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING, No.
zZ5 Gnrondelet between Julia and st. Joseph streets
o me UNITED STATES HOTEL property on E1vsian
e between Charities and Victory Streets Opposite tho
Pontehsrtrain Railroad Depot. 'f ~
T. Two TWO STORY BRICK STORES, southwest corner
o.! ichoupi toulas and Julia streets.
Z. one ONE STORY AND ATTIC FRAME HOUSE on
the corner of Canal and Roman streets. - "
!, g. Two STORY BRICK RESIDENCE AND LARGE
T AZ 6i2g the corner of Camp and First streets
oc IN anu sE "a, streets with PRESS, etc, complete
- " Two THREE STORY BRICK STORES Nos II and
Triangle Buildings Oh Caliope and Louisa New Levee
u; The GROCERY STAND, of St. Thomas St.
Fulton streets N'PiN'" "-'
seau. - 'A Gnu Aols
Y mNE LOT on Fourth, between Chippewa and Fulton
70 Two LOTS on New Levee. between Erato and Thaia
~. Ihat CHOICE SQUARE bounded by Jackson, Phlm
martin ana Clara streets-2O Lots of GrOuud
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-05

THE BEST CHANGE OF THE SEASON FOR INVEST
ment in property yielding good rentals airaby
ior business and occupation, comprising following coce
properties to which we invite your special attention
These properties to be sold liberal terms and m
are positive and peremptory close them
aye nu 70 ADD that we hope friends will deem it OF
interest to attend and some of these BARGAINS
Very respectfully your obedient servants e1
G. L. GtRARDEY Il CO., Auctioneers
IMfoRFAhT TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GRO
Gerry Stands Hotel Property Residences Building Lots and
Squares, at public auction
RY G. Il. 1SIKA RnEK Il. CO
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

The FoRr WAYNE RoAp.-This line is
fast getting the lead in public opinion
Its managers know their business. In no
improvement that can in any way conducc
to the public comfort are they an hour be
hind time. Recently they have bought
. large number Of new passenger cars
the finest and most comfortable now USED,
each car resting upon sixteen springs.
which will render any semblance Of jolting
impossible, and entice the passenger into
the belief that the road is perfect sea Of
glass. Mr.. W. G. Clelland, the energetic
and popular passenger agent of this line.
SAYS the road will be entirely re fitted
with these pstented cars, AMI as he says,
50 it will be.
This road, be it remembered, runs in d.
rect connection with the Pennsylvania
Central. which everybody knows is all
right aud together these reads make the
most comfortable line Of travel 10 the Sea
board that can be selected.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

We Invite The attsnt.on Of oar readers 4 .
careful psrusal Of Or. Easserly's medical sdvr.
tisement which can b seen in our columns b.
day Or. Esstsrly's Family Medicines have bAu
twenty years established in 81. Louis, are T.
ssrvedly popular. hsve rapid sale. and are T.
garded the best nov in use. Ds. Easterly ps-
pares remedy for each particular form Of d.
ease, and not one remedy 10 cure oil diseases, ;
you often see recommended BY others. His med
icinsa arc standard preparations kept IN all tn,
principal Drug stores throughout the gree
Northwest, and arc resorted TO by invalids iron
all parts Of the United States Al Dr. Easterly'
Family Medicines ere prepared under the eye o
an experienced and edacstsd physician We cal
recommend them with confidence 20 the afflicted
ss being much superior to Others in general use
We say 10 the anlicted give them trial. Order
addressed to ". HastGsly, -. Louis, No, vii
eli parts ofshs country. ogsl7 dAwiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

Rsssrsurios Iittls. ths gsatlsnaa
~ whom - wrote fsw deys sincs = as-
ursing . dsesndant in sait whsrs . ceaes'
sced Veman was plaint6. .caaims rsstitutiea
q eur hands. We alluded y him - ram.
rant abolitionist. He wishes TO deny Il
Gays be is opposed, Aat-festsd y negro
sufFfage-told Hirsm Priss - when that
|OoasrsssmAn came home 10 make aspsseh, Z
Ssw days siaes y opposed II tote y ths
rights q nssress ~ witnesses againss whis'
msn in Courts Of Justics, and washes biz
hands satirsly Of I'll sadieal slaptrap.
Al defendant in the recent cass q lav b
claims that b ought 70 have been able ia
dispeevs the colossd wooan's claims fol
services rendered, - shs had 10 just claim
agaisss ~; bst fAillng 70 do 90 lost BID
case. AZ y Ar tvssed statemsnts concern
i0g this, that, and the othss, ~ came up in
testiaony, Nr. Little claims 70 have dis
proved those things and TO the satisfaction
Of the Jury. We unhesitatinsly accord d
Mr.. Little the full benefit Of those state
ments, trusting that in future hs viii not
allow himself to be similarly brought into
disrepute.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

RIVER Nsws.-The st. Louis democrat
Of Monday says 1.-THE Illinois rsu:ains
blockaded With ice, snd the Upper hissis-
sippi packets beyond Alton, have not come
out from their winter quarters. From this
port to The Gulf the river is in = good stage
and free Of oil obstructions. Tonnage,
however, is insufficient for the Southern
trade, and sales are restricted in conse-
quence 70 considerable extent. Many Of
the lower river packets find oil the freigh
they require at Cairo, where weekly some
ten or fifteen thousand tons ofproduce from
Chicago. and other shipping points from
sboye are collected for the Southern mar
ksts. We load boat or two for New Or
leans daily, and two or three for way points
on the Mississippi, and for the Cumberland,
Tennessee and other rivers, but these &C.
commodstions are inadequate and not :
withstanding the high tariff Of transporta
ton charges. it is likely that full marine
force will not be brought into rcquisitiou
until the present caprecious weather shall
be regulated by the nearer approach Of
spring, and security from ice guaranteed
thereby.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

FINE Hoes. friend Thos. Pummer
recently purchased from Samuel Shaw and
his son George, ninety seven Of the finest
hogs we have ever seen shipped FROM our
city. The average weight vas 412 pounds
pounds. All smooth, small boned, and
with three exceptions, white. The sold It
the rate Of IS, ,65 per hundred. RI Unioa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

Acc'Dsxr. tipsy brakeman fell of
rain while out on the NJ. N. Road, and
tislocated bis shoulder He was brought
hto the city last night, but We have been
o,abls to learn his nane, his whers-abouts,
d the extent Of his injuries.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

stxDrAH ExniDffsN The great Dacotah
Isiian exhibition will be open st Babcock' .
Hail, Rock Island. on this, Tuesday
evening AZ the Indians are lately from
the wilds Of the West. their habits and
customs will b. represented in the truest
manner.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20
MAR II IL ID.

In Brooklyn. on the 18th inst, Al the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES father, by the Rev. d F.
Warren Of Elizabeth City, New Jersey, JAMss
W. CsR,ssOPnas and EiKABerH s., Youngest
daughter sfW liam Mackenzie. Esq
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20
UPMAMa'9 DaAH0 DYE.


Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for 4l.
NATURAL. DURABLE, BEAU rlFUL, WAR
RANrED to please. This article has been thor
oughly tested BY DR.. Chiffon. OF New York,
anu Profs Booth aud Garrett Of Philadelphia,
who pronounce il free from all poisonous ingre-
dients and the material composing IL will nes In.
lure tAs most delieafe hair. sold bv Druegis1G
ana Fancy (SUsd dealers eservwhsre.
janl7.dly JNO. J. KRONER, sole Prop's.
A0s Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
PsIay's Morn AND fasckLs LerloN.--
Chloisms. or Mothpatch, (alse called Liver
spot, and Lentigo. or .F,eckles, are often
very annoying, parti6ularly to ladies' Of light
complexion, fot ths disooiorsd spots show
,rc plaiuly en the face Of . blonde than Of
= brunetts; but they greatly mar the beau
ty Of either; and any preparation that will
effectus1f remove them without injuring
the textGls or color Of the skin is certainly
. desidcratum. DR.. b. q. Perry. who has
made diseases Of the skin speciality, hss
discovered = rsnsdy e. thses dlseolosatiohs,
which is As oncs psoupt, inlAllibls. For sale
BY Hitdhceck & Stalks, and Stevenson 4
Carnahan. Prspared osly BY B. @. Perry,
Dermato.oeist, No. - Bond Street, New
York, md fss sale BY oil druggists. Price
q per bottle. Call for Psrry's Moth ssl
Frsck1. Lotion. FuLLsa, EiscH 4 FuLLan,
Wholesale Agents. Chicago, Ill. [spl4-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

Psrsons wishing to order chsice sslsctiea ol
Fruit. Tte y, 0rSpe Vince. Ornamental Ttsss,
Shrub6ery 2r Evergrecns. will 1nd II h. .sAeii
xsaatayet leave their orders NTH 4 !. Bah.
TON, Agent of r K. Phouix's Nufssty, Dleom.
ingtoa. III. OGios at Keystone 0suses p. ..
Box $50. Davenport, lows. novs7 d3~sm
GO 20 fas BBsf.-Go to Bryant, Strat
ton 4 Nssrills Davenport Commercial Col
legc, to get . thorough practical business
education, or to become . good sound tale
graph operatos. Pos sirculass addssas Zen.
closing sta,nps) Bryant. Stsatten 3 Merrill,
Dayeuport. Iowa. dW1r.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20
RULOGY ON TOBACCO.

There's not in this wide world
A pleasure 80 sweet,
As to sit near the window
And tilt up your feet;
Pull away At your pipe.
Whose flavor just suits,
Ana gaze Mt tn. world
Through the toes Of your boots.
PER CONTRA.
Tobacco is an Indian weed
IL was the devil sowed the seed:
1t drains your pockets, scents your clothes,
And makes . chimney OF your nose.
Whilst in the heat Of youthful blood,
Remember your tobscco cud;
For 10, the months come hastenink ON
When you susll "tobacco's gone" |"
Down The aged sinner goes,
With broken shins and frozen toes
Down to the regions Of the dead,
With his tobacco cud n his he ID.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

70 TuR CsIuasus % DAvsnronf.-We q
v;te The asteosion Of Sss readsss to careful
psrussl Of Dr.. Easteriy's msd5eal advertise
ment 70 b found in anothse column.
DR.. Eastssly's F.nily Medicines have
been 20 years established in st. Louis. are
desrrvsdly popular. have rapid sale, and
A.. REGARDED the best nov in nee. Dr.. East.
er,v prsparss remedy for each particular
tseu Of disease, and not one remedy to cure
N diseases, - you often sec recommended
bv others. His medicines are standard
preparations, kept in oil the principal drug
stores throughoutths great Northwest, and
ose resorted to sy invalids FROM al parts OF
th, Unitsd States. Al DR.. Easterly's Fam
" Medicines are prepared under the eye Of
as sxperieneed!snd educated physician, W
css recommend them with confidence to the
Afflicted, u much superior % othsrs in gen.
sral use. We say to the afflicted, give them
= trial. Orders addressed to Dr.. Eastesly
St Louis, No., or DR.. Easterly. Chicago,
Ills., will promptly 6Ilsd and forwarded BY
express to III parts Of the country.
CRY Lors TO LEAss.-On the First dsv
Of March, 1865, there will BE- leased eight
city lots, located on the levee, between
Harrison and Scott SITS. For in ormation
applv to the Wharf master. By order Of
Oommittee on Public Grounds.
F. w. WArsoy.
Wharf Master.
Der Dsssokrat copy times. feb2O dSt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

Losr.-A left hand, Fur Glove, this
morning. The finder will please leave il
at this office, and will be literally reward
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20


II is difficult thing keep the liver in good order
In this changeable climate Ii is sometimes too active
and sometimes too indolent In either dsord-
ed system is to be the consequence. Your liver
must act with regularity if you enjoy health: and to
that regularity of action when lost there is
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t;sordsred liver leads To quite number Of serious
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ague, and many other bilious Affections all accompa
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box-a Quantity which may last you for sx months,
and will be found useful in many Of "the ills that
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20


For the psspsss Of more fully supplyins
he wants II he public, and h order y pr.
vent unserupulSes dealers Asn palnisg %
in6ssisr snd worthless gods y ~ Aosfou
0oLp Psus, I shall hereafter nt1 - sooDs
Ar wsoLsaALE esosst;sg ssly to Appoiotsd
end Authorised Agents. y whea Cssti6-
sats Of Sadh AseAsy wiilbs given, cd W
alone b ssls - cell tho hossen Pszs in
that city Or village. .
70 ~ Agsass l sha1l sivs libsral d.
count upoa their assssine y sefpl1 the
puol,e at ny psh,fshsd and veil kasws
prices.
Jsws,srs q Stationsss will, in III Cases, b
preferred = Assnts.
Conditions and Terms Ses Agency will b
stated upon sppiieatioo. BY letter or other
wise.
Where no Agency u established, thess
wishing MonSsH PsNs must send 70 my store,
where prompt attention will bs given 70 thsil
orders.
A Circular with fac-simile Hngraving ol
I'll Sizes and Prices, will b sent 70 any one
on receipt Of letter and postage
Address A Mosrox, No. 3b Maiden Lane
New York. g
Dated Nev York, Nov. l. 1866.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20
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