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CTI AS w. wills ON
Z BOOKSELLER AND sTtTI0SER,
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~ NORFOLK, VA. -.
Would inform his friends and the public that
has commenced the Book and Stationary Busines.
IN its various b. anches at the above stand. wher
4 purposes keeping la ge and Varied Stock u
cooks and stationery, ooth Foreign and Domest
ianuactures. .rc. Et-
Bell wing a Bookstore of a hyperion order to b
\ { h.want o. our city, and that eur communit
ill appreciate and tain sueh an Institution
he subscriber designs keeping. not only all tn
,hoice Leading and Standard Publications OF thi
;oantry. but also large stock OF Foreign Works
'artieularly tngish Books, of which he has al
present on hand select assortment. to an exami
ation OF which he spect ully inuites the public.
The triepds OF Mr.. j. H.. GiiiSEI4lS, DR., Wi
nd him at this store, ready to accommodate the,
wants, as IN tunes past. ..t.A 4 r-->..,u
The long experience of this gentleman in tia
,rade, warrants the assertion that this store will
re made per eecetieacs. :. The Book SrohE."
The Sto g is arranged that easy access to tn,
Boz ks is secured to visitors and the public ar,
cnrdiaIly invited to call aud exanin, them whethe
hey wish To urchase not. They may rely OF,
,lways finding on the shelves the choicest selec
lion OF English and American Authors, and ar
angeme Is have been made for obtaining
promptly. any Book required, American or For
ign, not already on hand.
A list OF OF the Books in store will be pull
ished in few days aud regular acces>ious will
re made to the stock, rs,41 feb lit
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NJ ENVtA Unn ! y .E,.isiA 5 4 kA NJ
IN SHIP COMPANY a.o..
7 FL Z @ IL u Ii N a.
FOR NESW Y0RK. Z
The new and elegant Side-wheel Steamships
MAG RIA,
GEO. W. COUCH, CoMAANpEa, and
) All AIOG A, sISw
A. L. KING, COMMANDER,
Leave Norfolk for New York every WEDNES-
DAY and SUNDAY, at s O'Clock, a. NJ.
Returning, they will leave New York every
WEDN ESDAY and SATURDAY, at 3P. N.
For expedition and security, this route, as past
experience has proven, viii DO found the best in
every respect. tt-tt.
in the construction of these Steamers special
attention mas been paid 10 the finish and comfort
ct the Saloons ana State Rooms, il order to in
duce travel by them.
Passengers can secure their Tickets and tate
Rooms before the arrival OF the Ships, by apply
ing to the Agents. -
When ordering goods from New York, the pa
irons OF the line are requested to order BY the
OLD LINE New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. Pier Il, Aorth River. 7sf-s ri 81
Freight taken at low rates. 81. bs @
J. u. SMITH d BROTHER,
Agents, Town Point,
sssa1'e 2szsalk. We
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II AZ LIN u NV AAs
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH ., 1866.
sCome Homo Fatler."
BY HENRY CLAY WORK.
IT'S the song of little Mary,
Standing at the bar room door,
While the song of the midnight revel
kages wildly as before. rs '-.
Father, dear father, come home With me now!
The clock in tae steeple strikes onei 80.
You said yon were coming light home from the
As soon as your days work was done.
The fire has goDe ous--our home 10 all dark
And mother been watching since tea,
With poor brother Benny, so sick in her arms,
And no one to help her but me. .t.f,
Come home come homel come homs
Please, father dear father, come home.
Ether, dear father, come home with inc now!
1hs clock in the steepls strikes two
Thc night has grown c,lder-and Bennyis worse,
nut he has been calling for YOU. = ]
Ind ed he is wurse-A says he will die,
Perhaps before morning shall dawnl
And this is The message she sent me to bring
Come quickly OF he viii be goneli
Come homel come home come hoinel
s79s Please, father, deRriathsr, come home.
Father, dear father, come home with me nowl
The clock in the steeple strikes three
The house is so lonely-tte hours areso long
For poor weeping mother and me!
Yes, we are aone-poor Benny Is deadi
And gone will the angels OF light; 80
tina xer4 last words that he said
~ want TO KISS papa to-nIgnss
VI :. Come home ! come home come homeiz
G., Please. father, dear father, cems home.
.o"-qray adt Chorus. - ss
Hear the sweet voice of the chill l..
Which the night winds repeat as they roam
Oh! who could resist this most p.aintivs q
prayers,
'Flease, father, dear father, come home"
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BANKS
TUE EACHAN GEE, NATION T.
BANK OF NORFOLK. -
g. ~ PresidsaG s7.r
GILBERT C. WALKER, f1
'r-ifi TIT ~ sT-'N'F. ..t
-.vr =i p. soi Cashier. s. 81 ~
JOHN J, KNOX.
b. ID Ass'I Caskier..- - %
pa. a4o. s. ?. MOORE r. .llt -'
u Ass'l Caskier..is
3. P. MOORE

-H'' '.+ 20 DIRECTOR. 1'i o.
JEo. b WHITEHEAD, CtNcIEttcs W. Nrwros.
,EDwAHD NJ. BRowS, GEoRsE 'SAKsrER,
MARSHALL Packs, WILLIAM NIcHoLs
... yra GILr5RT G.. WALKzg. mo- b
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BAH ROADS.
RICHMOND q PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY,

RAILROAD COMPANY.
.'.- ID Richmond, Va, Ad. ch s. 1865.
CPRING SCHEDU LIE.
= TRAINS Run AS FOLLOWS
Passenger trains leave Manchester daily at 5.4;
q. M, aud $50 p M, and arrive q, Petersburg
at 7.30a M, and 5.A5 p. m. as- ;E +
and they leave Petersburg daily at $50 a. Ia.
and $40 p. M, and arrive at Man.hs ter at 8. 81
q. M, and Up. N.
On Mondays Wednesdays and Friday
a train leaves Manchester and Petersburg, a
10.45 a. m, and arrives at Manchester, and Pc
tersbulg at l2.40 p. m.
e. F. GILL,
NH 6;tf Engineer l. Sup't.
ShALoARD AND ROANOKE RAILROAD
On nd after MONDAY, February 18th
Passenger TRAINS leave the ipot of High st.
Portsmouth at o. clock, A. NJ, DAILY, excep
Sundays, connecting closely with TRAINS fol-
RALEIGH,
CHARLOTTE,
GOLDSBOEO, ...... +
NEWBERN,
WILMINGTON,
And all points in the South and West.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays clos
connection is made with the tine steamer ELLA
for Edenton an Plymou h. ,--
Passenger trains will leave Weldon daily, ex
eept Sun ays, at Has A. NJ, connecting closet,
with the splendid new steamers OF the Old ba,
Lin aud On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturda.,
" til the steamer ella for Edenton and Plymout
Freight received daily except Sundays from I
A. NJ, to 4 p. NJ.
feb 9-lm E. q. CHIC. General Agent.
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" OTTCE.-On and after the 29tn ILL.,
y Lam PACNkT CUMFA. \, OLD BAY
LlAL, will leave the Company. Wharf, ON kasi
VI ide ater Street, opposite the Atlantic Iron
Works, daily Tor BALTIMORE, Uld Point, Cherry .
stone, Mathews, Gloucester, and Yorktown.
nnv29-u IjiUS II. WkRb. AGENT.
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Government Depository and Financial
Agent OF the United States. ~ 2
Exchange Bank tIuilding, Main Street,

"a N''--> sNhAss itaSh6 StfCOts
band. F.l irs-,l p ~ h9'T '~Sf' -
inns Bank will buy and sell all classes of Gov
EBNMENTy SECUklTlES at current market
rates. -
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make collections
en- all the principal cities OF the United states.
: rurGnase Uovsrnment Vouchers on the most
favorable TERMS. and give careful and pfonpt At
tsntiOn to .ftel mn. ifis eft - H.
Accounts Of Business Men and Firms.
ana &c any other business entrusted to the; Bank
Full information in regard to Goyernment
Loans at all times cheerful FURNISHED any-ly
ERCHANTS -ANE T.TECH 4 T1Js
& IXIo v.ZA SAVINGS SANK. 1915 r
OFFICE No. Ss, BANk .STKEET 81
Frss,de,.t. .tsa = g
WIN. 7. HARRISON. f,.. +
~ ~ sf Uirsotors:
dos. Il. SraArLgr, s't9s d. D. SiAaovs,
EYtANp CArPs, .aiW w. II. TgaNR R,
=. DHLAsy, --.--s- 49, Jas. Y. LEIsH.
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IT ONE &c AIN.

L. J. GRIFFITH & Co. desire to inform the pub
lie that they have returned to their old stan
No. II east side Mai ket Square, sign of the q
fuck here they propose conducting the aard
Hure business IN all It's various branches, and o.
d more ca tensire Gale than ever.
An experience of twenty seven years In til
taue in this city has given them some idea OF ti'
wants OF the people, and they intend giving then
customers the beuttit of it. The stock (Which !
being added to dai.y) swell assorted aud worth
the attention of all, an, the Pruprietors hope, b.
liberal dealing aud low prices, to secur iai
share OF pat image, making No. II emphatieal
the PeOpte's Hardrure Store.
Just rcceivea OF dil Get importation from Eng
lana nogers's d Woctenhol.A's Table and Pock
Cutlery, rract, Back, and Tug Chains, Curr.
Combs, pad.ocks, Double Guns, &C., America
Goods, such as Cut and Wrought Nails, AK :
Shovels, Spades, Forks, sleeves, Ilope, Cotton an
Wool Cards and shelf Gooes generally ON han..
d rchants, Mechanics, Contractors, Farmers
AouseKcepers, and e, cry body should examine til
stock tao. II, sign oil tue Paddock, before buy
Ing elsewhere. 80. .-a..
+ ). Store formerly occupied by US, I'd and 50
floors, rs Market Square, for re- t..
+. j. GRIFFITH CO.,
ian30 Hardware importers.
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lighttul new novel by Mrs. Mary
Holmes, whose previous works have been so popu-
lar, and read with 50 much interest. For sale b.
STEWART 4 DEFY,
NH 10 Main at
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yO~. HODGE Frs g. SONS Il A Bill
u CLTLEnY-Uu sc nd supply OF Jos. kon-
gers d sous tine b lahced handle Ivory 1abi
and ,essert Knives. just rec lived from tie I'M
neical Row, near the Ferry.
MAJ j. q. WOMBLE eco,
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DRY GOODS.
JOTvANS'

.,i. 4alafdlt TAXES.
t meeting of the Common COun+
N &cil oil the city of Norfolk, helu on Wednes-
'.a,, the Sd OF January, 1866, Mr.. keid offered
the How ing resolution: @
Rssotved, That the negister issue a certifcat>
br certificates 20 any pesoa having interest du
them by the city Tor the six mfnl his preceding til
LIST Of january, which certificates shall not b.
transferable, but may be used by the party il
whose favor the certificate is drawn, in paying his
her taxes now due, apd that the Collector
autho lied to receive the same in payment; an.
he Register shall receive said certificates easl
rom the Collector. .sss
Which, ON motion, was adopted
COY: JNO. WILLIAMS, Register.
Concar ed ia BY the Select Council same day.
feb IA
nj 20 RTANT TO HOUsEK EEP
4 Els We are engaged in running watel
rom The Cistern, into Kitchens and Dining
rolms. ..ta "a
!, House Bella and Locks put in and repaired
Pumps made and repaired.
Trunks and Umbrellas repaired Wire Netting
made for any kind OF Window: Dwelling an
torres, warmed by Steam. Gas Pipes and ii xtures
repaired, and all kinds of Gas and Steam fitting
.xeeuted .----e
Ser. ing Machines adjusted.
FOSTER d SPAULDING,
Gus and Steam Filters No. 20 Bank street.
2l-lm
~ OTICE.--I have this dayrecefveG
Y direct from England, 400 pairs Trace, BAG
md Tug chains.
Also a hne stock of Plate and Pad Locks
| wbich will be sold as low as similar goods can
lad in his country
Agent for the bennington Pistol.
'AV" w. r. HCDGIyS,
hAJII 14@siA Hardware Importer,
janl9-tf if.4 No. II, Market Square.
iIN.Cu THRIE Ill DEN list
: W1es No. I. Main Street t,ro Doors from Bank
= .s,s.gs. aig. NORFOLK, VA.
He inserts Teeth from on. to entire set,
> be most improved plan. And all other opera
5 IONS connected with the profession pertorme,
With pupetuaiuy and durability.
Teeth extracted with or without pain. ~
/. VISIT 5e.. .,i,g +. CCTHR1ELL.
2 NT2EIW' d . . K 70 RE.7
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- TAXES 1'-'3.'7 =
4 7 q called NEE ting or the Cnin,an

7 called meeting OF the Common
ednesday, the slst Of anuary, 1865, Mr.. Crit
nth offered the following resolution: ~ q ~
Resolved, That the Collector be instructed to
pr coed forthwith to collect all arrears Of taxes
due to this date. ana that notice be given in the
daily papers that tn the event of non paymen, il
thirty days, he be directed to levy on the prop.
srtv for the amount due. - ~ pr-l'
Which, on motion. was adopted.
CoPys s JEo. WIkLLANS, ResisAsr.
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INO. WHOLESALE DEALERS.
L CouNTn1 'MEkCHATS an OTHERS.
oranges, Lemons, rl,ai ins, fips. Citror.
Dates, Apples, Almonds,
aini, Hazis, Englishl.M al and Cocoanuts;
=, peslaes' manufacturing, daily the best Steam.
aenned Candy, prepared Of pun est nlatefisIs, .ua
7oi III. a. hgure. thas eannotiall to please. 4
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4 I[5I Ton SFED-iO0 busne.s COtto.
j SEED now on hand and tor sale low to clos,
tonsignln.nt, by Z. w. YOUNG,
20. ner king and Water streets,
m3-lws erG -oSs.' "a Purtsms ut Va.
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~ oTiCE.--Al persons having clai inns
IN against the estate Of Jam, L. Armstrong.
deceased, win make known the same to Mary Z.
Armstrong, Administrative, or 10 aiis s4B('
ETHEkEDGt Il WILLIAMSON
ma elm l6 Union Street, Norfolk, Va,
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IN oIlLE is hereby given, that at tho
\ nrst IN. citing OF the Com on Council Of tbs
S,lty OF Ports ,,'u h, to b held in the mon ii 4
.aaren mkt, shall api ly to the said Colnci to
which was issued to me, an setanoinp "a nv NAM
~ IN Docks Of the said Council, ~ hlch ssidseri
scrips b We be, u lost.
"jalso-ta-4s se JAMES NJ BrNfoRD.
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FsHHE LATE FIRM OF j. DC n. GniE
/ Fin having bee dissolved by mutual con
seat, shall hereafter eontinue business in my
own maine at the store NO. Z, East side OF Market
Square, in this city. Grateful Tor the patronage
heretofore beston cd upon me, as a member Of the
late hrm, respectfully ask that il ynay be con-
tinued to me III my future business. .s...i
mac ~ ~ 80 JOHN I. GRIFFIN.
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4 Il Ian ~ OOAS4 MA Ia . Fam
n SHIP LINE FOR NEW YORK.
F Inc new and tirst-class side-wheel Steamship.
.latteras and Albemaile viii leave Norfolk tol
New York as follows: 81 1CI
Hatteras, Capt. l.. Parish, will leave Dickson's
wharf every W Wednesday,, at A. NJ.
Albemarle, Capt. Ii. A. Bourne, will leave
Dicksons wharf ;xexy Sunday lat 9 'clock, "A NJ.
Passengers by tES Line will be ouly enc night
II sea. 49,
Returning, these Ships leave New York every
Wednesday and SATURDAY, at u NJ, from Piei
10. 50, North River:
These Ships have superior accommodations fol-
passengers and freight.
The undersigned having been appointed Agen,
of this Line, would respectfully ask the contin,
lance of the patronage heretofore so LIBERAL,
oestow ID BY the public, and would beg leave To
,ssure them that be will endeavor to give salts
action.
All Freight shipped by this Line will be taken
1T low rates, and promptly deliver d.
Passage and Rooms can be secured before the
arrival of the Steamers, BY applying u The Of
nee.
For Freight or Passage, apply at the Office OF
the Company, Dcksons Wharf, ON East Wide
Water Street, adjoining the Wharf Of the Balti-
T. H. WEBB,
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I FRANKLIN SAVINGS I1NK

Bans Street, mar Main. Norfolk. Ta.ag
'oaN %. WHITEHEAD, President.
- DrEgcroRs:
J. B. WHITEHEAD, JOHN JAMES. -
;. HAKISHokN, c. Il. MATTHIAS,
!s 5stlxs ts5l63 F. WILSON. 800 stt
J. G. DEAi4vG, Cashier. 5ats
This Institution is prepared 70 receive deposits
and allow interest thereon at the rate of tINl
per cent; on sums remaining on deposit ninet,
days and upwards, aud EU uk per clAt. for sLort
or periods. i e4t So s7'ff 49, -
@s- Parties indebted 10 the Institution ar,
requested to renew, curtail or pay their notes a.
SUI - possible. jy24-1m
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AT Ru es held in the Cis-I;
on the hrst Monday in January, 1866, "0''
harrison IL. Banks, administrator of
tne Estate ofTho II. Banks, dec'd,
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o ~ jat WM. IL. WALES. ilsf +. 1854
This Bank IL open for the resumption OF bust
ness. Deposits received upon the usual terms. IN.
terest being allowed at the rate of five per cent
ON al amounts remaining on deposit for 30 day {
or upwards; per cent for less period; il.
terest commencing 10 days after deposit, and
ceasing 10 days prior to withdrawal.
The Institution keeping accounts OF its New
Depositors entirely separate from those OF the old
New Uepostors ~ = ~
All indebted TO our Institution will please call.
pay, curtail or renew their paper. -
The Board OF Directors will meet every We'd
nesday and Saturday morning at . O'clock. +,
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Hear the sweet voice of the chill /,
Which the night winds repeat as they roam
Oh who could resist this most p4aintivs Q
prayers,
"flsase, father, dear father, come home"
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M ON IsOAERi IS NEKVINE E. a
~ certain CERTAIN remedy tor AEGRALGlA,t NEh
IL ~ Will give you relief in ten minutes
Prepared by Dr.. J. Montgomery, NO. Us,
south Fourth Street, Philadel phia, Penn. Prlc
81 per bottle. Sent by mail every where. ~
M, ll-2m
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GOVERNMENT CLOTHING

GOVERNMENT CLOTHING
,.0--.[-.-. FOR
PLANTATION USE, "
j. p. Marean,
No. l66 Gravier street, Cup stairsS New Orleans
Has for sale consignment Of Army Cethng suitable for
plantation use consisting Of
COATS, PANTS, GAPS, ovERCoATs and ovERALLs
5 OF THE VERY QUALITY,
Which will be sold at less than
One Half the Government Price.
Refers to Aiken Raney, No. GO Carondelet street. New
Orleans.
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.IUsr RECEIVED Ex STEAMSHIPS eAMnIA

and Alabama, direct from Liverpool a.. = sgs,,g-
% casks Byas' London PORTER, in pints and quarts
feanger Sons Scotch ALE in pints and quarts
$50 dozen Crosse & Biackyelis PICKLES assorted.
io r. Lea Parrins' Worcestershire SAUCE, in pnts
/ and half pnts. '1 -' ,t.=-tg 6UF . n : =
ao cases Huntley Planners celebrated Reading BIS
QUITS, put up in hesmeticsIly sealed tin boxes s.
anu tet salee -7-e VIC. GRAHAM L CO., 4
IS and II Front street
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CESAR SALE AT AUCTION OF DAMAGED Goops.
Those popular and enterprising auctioneers, Gard
ner Smith y CO., will sell to-day at 10s o'clock, on
the levee foot of Grod street. the entire cargo of
the steamer Lizzie Tate. This sale will comprise
an immense variety of articles of household and
other uses, white sugar. mackefel, candles, crock.
cry, perfumery, whisky, brandy, etc., etc.
The simple announcement is sufficient to attract
q crowd of bidders, as every opportunity will be
had to make the best bargains of the season.
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| Office No. AZ Carondelet street corner of upon
| T'HUHSDAY Y, March 18th, 1seg. at liz
III; Scsh NJ at Merchants and Auctioneefs Exchange
THAT VERY VALUABLE AND ELIGTBIY LOCATED
kIT on Carondeet street. embracing larger nor
Ion Of the square, bounded by Carondeet date 4po.
rpsichore St Nhres and Eutepe streets formery he
ueTe OF eter Jonrey Esq subdvided into
pan nTawn by File Depoully civil engineeg5 dated
LOT No is in the middle of the front Oh Caronde ,,o
al measures 10 eet inches and lines front Carondes
XII ~ aepth Of rs eet betweep parallel line. ICON
the office Of the Auctioneers F ~ "N'' a.
LOTS Nos 2 and adion each other No forming the
90 o. tTondelet and ierpsichore
lines Of 1873 feet. - S D''"'S" f"'a'e
LOTS Nos s. and front on Ternsc,ora s+,so. an ,
lines - " ~ s'"e'N paiaea
LOT No fronts also Terpschore street and MEASURES nj
eet inches and lines, by depth l27 feet ID nres
INES between parallel lines Upon this lot there * goo
story building formerly used the carriage house stables
etc, to the dwelling house. O. ~' '''
LOT No. frsnts Eutarpe Street and roeosrre Is a.
nenes and lines 'front.' by depth of l2 feet inches and
lines between parallel lines. '
LOTS Nos TO- IL and IL adjon each other front on En-,
& street ana measure each 81 feet front by dcpth
Lots Nos IL ID and Is adon each other No Is fmin-
he corner OF Carondee and Euterpe streets ana
lines. SID = >f' '''" p"fa'eLi
The sale Of this fine property presents an oppor,p
y secure building sites In this most desirable locality in
me FIRST District The fine dwelling house. and tie sus1dia
lot upon which stands will command the attention ~ sn
as S ws9 to secure 1 . superior residence;
OF the purchasers to their order at twelve eipSn snJ
twenty four months, with per cent current and Nor cent
eventual interest with special mortgage upon The properly
insured by the purchasers and the policies to tbs
yendar, until the payment of the at twenty fouS
Acs of sale before Adophe Boudousquie notary public
the expense Of the purchasers. ''S'
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| MILLER q GARD" gg
REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND AGENTS, NO. IS ST,
| al CHARLES STREET, NEW ORLEANS, LA.

The undersigned would respectfully inform the public thai
they have opened office under and style above for
the transaeen Of Al business appertaining to REAL
ESTATE BROKERAGE AND AGENCY. T. : :, - :
In this capacity they will act Agents In buying selling,
leasing renting IN collecting rents paying taxes etc. and
Will take charge Of real estate for residents abssnees
city country anywhere in The States of Louisiana
sissippi, Arkansas and Texas.
Able legal counsel will be consulted in all doubtful
conflicting titles By prompt attention to all business
obedience to they hope give general
s ;s b Psss viii give @ OBSERVATION e property they
They have at present lengthy list of Cotton and Sugar
Plantations and City Property TO sell and rent
Address the undersigned, Lock Box No. 53s p o. New
Orleans La ST. ITE M JOHN c. MILLER
- ND s. F. GARD.
Brothsr Bankers N o. La Payne Huntington Co, n O.,
La n q; Humphrey, Gov. Of Miss; Race Foster E. q.
bee, Wocdviile, Miss. ~ u
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IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED PROPERTY IN THE
First Second Third and Fourth Districts East and West
Boalisny and Carrollop-second District Court of New
orieans-No. 1859
SUCCESSION OF MRS NJ NJ. V, MoNTREu1L, deceased
y wife Of {. Mnlandon No 1852 ~
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/ Harris & HARMS, ATTORNEYS AT LAw.-The
card Of General and Judge Harris attorneys at law
at Vicksburg, Miss, will be found in our adver.
Using columns They practice in the courts Of
this State as well as those of Mississippi. They
are gentlemen Of high standing in their profession
for ability and probity, and business inrusted to
them will be attended to with prontptitude and
fidelity A sn,t I'll AT 5IE=gG
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-12

LohT ChEDlI SALE OF AN ELEGANT DWELLING
House and Quarter Of Square of Ground corner of Pry
tania aud Third lots on Washington avenue
Chestnut and Fourth Succession of Thos Corse
Gilmour. .--
BK j. Il. WALTON 81 DEsLONBE,
j. B. WALTON, Auctioneer.
Office, AZ Carondelet street.
w the Merchants' and Auetioneers Excbanse Roya
IN a and
q the Second District Court of New Orleans dated March
T doSs viii sod ''
TIE THE QUARTER bs OF TIE SQUARE OF GROUND
tie Of Fyaaa and streets with
bndngs and improvements thereon, measuring 27 feet
Third street Of al feet ii inches and fines and IL lsst
twostory brick dwelling with brick back
library dining room on The first floor Three large bed
floor With bath Ioom threa large gallery water
front on the house and third doors
ss ana ire sow % m
STALLS and poultry house the first floor and three
6rsI coach 10 econ
o.trs room, all modern improvements and in
gsds @ ind The
and fruit etc Walks laid
iron fence Prytania street. III
NINE LOTS of GROUND, in the Fourth District If tn,s
city, the bounded BY Chestnut Coliseum oart
inclusive plan by Pile Depuliy civil engineers dated
LotNo forms the of Chestnut and Fourth sset
and feet inches and line front Foth street
parallel lines. ~ n ! gTII ' 'ss' pe'"eeh
Lots Nos . to inclusive adoin each other and Lot No.
tween parallel lines, oflis feet - 1sp'n' 'e-
feet inches and line front Chestnut Street a f q
inches and lines in the by depth Of is fet inches
Lot Ne forms the Washington Avenue and Chest