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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26
BY j. II. WALTON d DEsLoNDE.
y, D. " ALUM, AuC6IUHetT.
Oiice-47 Carendelet street, corner U,

....... ... Ofce-47 Carendelet street. Union
"WEDNESDAY, Aprii 1s, ga 1893. ,sts.... at i: e
change Roya Street between CustomhoaSe and Canal Streets
and in pursuance Of an order Of The on9rsse John
leans dared March 1866 in the above entitled suit docket
l. LOT OF GROUND forming the corner of Rampant
and Gaver street,, in the square bounded BY raer Ram
measuring IS feet inches front on G9vier street Is feet
n a and ns o e IL Ge i sss
right extending feet toward Rampant street thence II
,ses haeon Consisting Of Brick House with
saek buildings m % .tn re ss The
contains hIes gaoa sifs sIa9s M o
Lot raver in the square bounded BY Graver
Rampar Common and Phppa streets measuring q feet
sA 6f o e fe FEET inches on heine nppa
and the line dividing from L No. Is feet
Sseet tepce line right angle to the line last decbed
ssp i tfS TwSster sk bEsns with brick back build
@ ~ in Od @ order The nops Ss eGntns 70 tbs o 3E
o divided into three rooms Of which two are large
Lots Nos and leased together for three years. begin
ming n Msy T S G5 @ Ell aRns the same square adon
ing lot No. 2 and GesEnaed as lot No me4Surng ~ feet 10
inc b4G a oW2G Ramss 9y 9 GSn z m o NJ
thence line ~ right angles running towards philippn
street 81 feet inches, "a feet ii inches tho rsal
e Inc Phippa street THIS lot Is le"ssf
and ending the 5i day ofJuy 1873 for The of $50 PEI
annun payable in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. The lessees In e,m
pance and conditions Of toe lease have erected
large story brr stable continuing forty stalls, witt
ample space for bngges Gnd carriages The buildings Ant
pu uu1n the lot lessrs. TO the
lessor his heirs assigns at the expiration Of tie eAe
without cost or compensation The upon the
value Of the improvements paid By hb gsees of the lot
ALOT OF GROUNDip the square IN the rear OF lot
Nos and 9 designated lot M L. all according 70 pm
by Pills Icpuully civil enginears dated March. 1866
mrasuruc 50 feet front Rampant street. Including m aal
3 feet nClB Wide lots Nos and :, aud 81 tee
inches the rear line by depth Of II feet inches line
GU the dividing il FROM lots and 3 and 81 feet inches ol
the oppositD sid, together witt thc improvements thereon
consisting Three story Brick Dwelling House with Three
story Brick Back Buildings The h0usG large contains, N
cudng back buildings 6rooms, and Is well adapted for
| boarding house. Immediate possession can be given,
| E6- IrRHs-Onarut Cash in U. S. Treasury notes Th
remainder credit of l2 and IS mOaths, payable in th
notes of the purchasers their order aud av0h to sui
the convenience the several parties interested secured b
special mortgage and vendors privilege bearing per cent
Interest from date until maturity and pcr cent ntees
thereafter unt paid IF paid at maturity the aLtCnc
enforcing payment NJ the notes not exceeding pc
cent he paid by the purchasers Yc buildings 10 be KEEP
| insured and the policies transferred to the vendor
Acts Of sale before n 3. Trist, Notary Public, at III
expense of the purchaser.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26

THE Stitch made by the Wilcox b Gibbs Sew
ng Machines is unexceptionable, and superior
even to handsewing, being stronger and more
beautiful. Can be seen OF No. st. Charles street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26
I MONDAY MORNING. MARCH rs. 1856.
flor tie Crescent.l
Liass to an Unlsnown sonsstress.

sE For tie Crescent.l
ssss Lises 10 an UnI<nown sonsstress.
\ es By ELLIS AMaoNErTE.
\ Lady, unto the house of God IA
Ils went to worship and to pray,
* Remembiring that this earthly clod
Must soon dissolve and pass away
\ Devoutly penitent and sad, j
" humbly sunk On Blended knee,
And up to heaven my soul bade,
In searchof gracious pardon fee.
u Il when, slowly trembling 81 the BIZ
There sWelled some soft and Hute-like notes,
VI That seemed tie melody 10 share
Of nightingales' or mock birds throats;
Which mounting, led my spirit Eight Il Az
8a Upward, toward celestial realms,
sThrough scenes more beautiful and bright
ss Than aught e,er found in iairest dreams.
E'er while there mingled with this strain
The mellow organs cadence sweet,
which ssroFe to match, though all in vain,
ASs The tones with harmony replete;
4 Again, and yet again it tWined,
And broke the strands Of sound asunder,
q And still oufdone, could only find
l9 I5
Y "A resource in Overwhelming thunder.
From out this deep ming pealiof sound
As the swift lightning from the cloud
There leapt ID one resistiess bound
Some notes, that swelled in accents proud,
y Then sank and treInbled, soft and low;
81 Efen like the throb IF wood dove's voice,
Whieh triumphs IN it's very woe
h,s1 y,;co III
4 Then o'eri the soft ernpurpled air.
Silence laY heavy like a pail, 9s. Z
s Aud then my spirit scarce could bear
The solemn words to prayer that call
sa For downward auttefing to the earth
Ny soul would seek auother shrine,
And linger where that strain had birth H. ss.
Though that, Ilm sure, was half divine.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26

hs steamship Winchester Capt. Gregory, sailed
frcrn her wharf At post 4s Third District, at ten
o'clock Yesterday porning, for Havana direct,
( I'm full ifeighs and . number Of passenger.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26

his Btitish and American steam Navigation
Z Z Sompany's stesmship Florida, Captain Finn,
ailed nom her wharf, foot Of Jsekson street. at
- o'clock. Saturday evening, for Liverpool Via
4 lsvaaa with two thousand i've hundred and sixty
{ balss Of cotton. and q number Of passengers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26

PEREMPToRY SALE OF ITO HHDS. LOUISIANA
e,a~ SUGAR.
BIZ ROBINSON d NASH,
W. L. ROBINSON Auctioneer.
Office, corner Carondeet and Gravier Streets
TUESDAY, March 2sth, at III o'clock a.
NJ the warehouse of E. W. Rodd, ESQ., of Custom
house and Front Leyee Streets opposite the Customhouse
will be sold
81 hhds White Clarified SUGAR, N,
W. Is :, :. L.
.r" 6t . :. :. Fair SUGARS, W.
In lots to suit purchasers.
ss5- TERNs-Cash. IN U. $. Treasury Notes
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26

,i#t-uf 81. LARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS.
TE. BY JOHN G. BLOHM, .'r
~ AUcrIoSEER-ofice and saesroolu, 50 Benvie street
rEUESDAY,N March s7th, at 10 o'clock "A. M.
at his saesrooms No 33 Bienvlle street, will be sold
. .- 500 pieces Bleached and Brown Cottons.
800 :. Prints.
300 . Linen and Cotton Check
200 :. Brown Drill
200 :. Satinets and Cassimeres.
500 :. Cotton Netting.
500 dczen Hosiery. . m 0..
large of Goods too numerous to mention.
Ez-TERMs-At sale ...e
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26
ny nsoNrsoMEEY % BRo.,

H ny MONTGOMERY Ss BRO.,
R. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctionesr
TUESDAY, March eT, at IL o'clock a, M :,
i ut their Auction Mart, n Gunp street will be sold
a general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, such
Rosewood Mahogany, aud Walnut Bedseads, Bureau.
Arnoifg W2shstandS Mahogany aud WS!ha Tetes s2fes
Marble Top Side Boards, Extension Tbas Velvet and Brus
sells Carpets, French Plate Mirrors Mattfgsse EngfayiRg
Paintings Cenu Stoves and Utensls ETC., being
Of several well furnished houses. - I.F :. .-.
-ALso--
A large invoice of Cottage Beds. Cane and Wood Sea
Chairs etc. y -.... ..
Y NJ. TsR,rs--Eaah. ---
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26
JAMES AeGAwLEY . co..

10 be found IN the evse and all orders at the office OF
King Bros, No. ~ Tchoupiiouas street, will be promptly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26
J.. B, WALTON, Auctioneer.

Landing and business.
NY i, Ii. WALTON q DEsLoNpE,
b. WALTON. Auctoneer.
e=s=zs=zz-s ofice-47 Carondelet street.
March 90, 1885 at IT, octSSk sssa,
M at the Merchants and Auetoneers Exchange Royal
s5s THEE E V VALUABLE Lors OF GROUND in the
By ss ne on St
street. 20 inches lines in the by Irregular depths
less american measure according plan by Pelie De
pouliy civil engineers, dated January, ls6 -, v,u 10
very Valuable when the Steamboat landing proposed
s. Be- sGSs s in equal INSTALL
men payable six twelve and eighteen months interest az
the rate of cent per annun and mortgage until nha
Acts Of sale before Mazureau notary public at the
peDse OF the purchaser. ---
yALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON CANAL STREET,
Bank and City Railroad Stock Insurance scrip, etc
SUCCESSION OF THos f. GUIoN.
by GARDNER SMITH, YEISER 81 co.
GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer, az z.s 7
Office, No 80 Camp street.
5 a. the Me.chanis, and auctcneers Exchange Royal
stse kRTAN hsss soUARE Of GROUND with all the build
ngs aud improvements thereon divided into q 81 lots and
having front Canal and Gasquet streets of 2s feet II
Ton streets On lots IL Is and ls fronting on Gasqaet
there is warehouse some sixty feet long by abou,
raey the purchaser his ihe
whole as per plan now at the Exchange. i7aa
so shares Mechanics, and rraisrs' Bank Stock.
sso Merchants Insurance scrp-11ss 1872 1872 1872 sss
lay sS crescent fInssa iss isSi' 1872 1872 i'''
40 y y saa sHa4a aatua, :: !: i%s 81. 800 os
Also sundry Bills and Notes RECEIVABLE list of which will
| be exhibited at the time of sale. - =
Treasury Notes; the balance twelve months fo
bearing six cent gent eventga
Warehouse, see etc, cash in q. $. treasury Notes
Of sale before T. O. Stark notary pu0c at the expense
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26
+ GROCERIES, PROVISIONS AND LIQUORS.
a--. RY ID. 10. SEprcpuY.


.''''.'-' EY ID. Il. MoEPETY,
a--tJ'H ~. AUcF1oNEER--O6ice, 47 Magazine street
TT UESDAY, NTarch go, at 10 o'clock A.
Il ~, in No AZ Mtggzne street, will be sold BE-
20 Prime Hna 80 bbls Mackerel 1hO boxes Clnret
IS Soap 10 tieces Lard, 10 bhis Whisky 100 boxes
Godsh 50 hRf bb Wtite Fish 70 bbls Vinegar, 10 rns
Butter Brandy WHISKY, sugar, Cheese Starch Champagne
Ss-TEeMs-Cash one-hal Treasury Notes, balance cur
rencY. d RI '' -- q. '... Z.t. ~ " y ll.'
. REAL ESTATE. I.. z.4a-
-.g ,,Ys,5 BY ID. E. RIORPuK, ,.Nh .U ~
,s5 v4lrl- AUCTIoSEER-Qfice Al Magazine street.
EETEBEESDAY, sEarch .2sth, 1865, at I2
w o'clock NJ the Merctants' and AucGunears' EX-
change Royal street. between Gust3mouse and Canal Streets
will pc Sold l&Al .-sI .N-ts 70
buildings thereon and AL the rights ways privileges and
yanaes theFeuno belonging wise appera ming sit
III First District Of this city designated by the NJ" II
in square No bounded W Nagnon Cypress Vine and eVa
Streets said parcel OF ground measuring in American
MEASURE 20 feet inches Vine street. by 100 fest
less in Depth between parallel lines. H 5HH-F
E&~ TERNs--Cash in U. s. Treasury notes ~ . .
Act of before A E. Benyenue notary public at the
expense of the purchaser. ..-..o. ....4 -ll..
Ii 81 o.. ra OFFICE ASSISTANT QuAKTEt&A sTER, . .- !
Water TRANSFORMATION, ll6 Camp street,
NsAH3 az .4yi.t.a New Orleans. March a. 1856
yTIKURSBAY, March 20, 1866, at 1s
Nj post 6a Fourth District New orleAns La ut public
auction viii be sold g.. s- Is ...=.. d b. .lr
1000 bushels fine Cumberland Coal more orless,
Tie cpa and etboat he post 59 Fourth District
New rleans .t-.ri s..0
s2- TERNs-Cash in U. S. Treasury Notes
By order of Col. J. G. CHANDLER,
Chief Quartermaster Depot of New Orleans
- L. s. ALLEN,
Tiertf A
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26
AUCTION SALES.
NIaETEEN LOTS OF GROUND IN THE TOWN OF
Carrolton, Parish Of Jefferson.
SUCCESSION OF CHARLES DE CHoIsEUL, DECD
EY j. Il. WALTON 81 DEsLONDE,
j. B. WALTON, Auctioneer,

Ofice-No AZ Carondeet street.
VKTEDNESDAY, April 4th, 1896, at II
oclock NJ at the Merchants and Auctonecrs Exchange,
the Honorable John W. Thomas Judge of the Second District
Court of New Orleans dated the 18th day OF February
and orderom the same COURT dated the lst
March 1866 Court Docket No. or ascou 81 ne ap'he ~
named succession, the following aeseflpea property ~ "
be undivided half Of lots Of ground in the town
of Carroton parish Of Jefferson, in the square NO. 3
A. which is bounded by Canal Avenue Dublin seventh anu
obp date streets, the plan of " A Heuin GATED th
18th May 1856; Depouly dated anuary it is3 aha OF
l. j. peie dated 18th january, 1886 Said l0ts are des
mated numbers to f. to ii and 10 10 20 a iheiuNey
and according to the aforesaid three plans a., - i,
No. and Is to 26 inclusive, adloin eacn oine anu
30 feet Dublin street by 5 leet IN dep1
tween parallel lines Said lot No Is forms the corner o
Dublin and Seventh streets Lots Nos TO hso nuJS
other each 81 feet inches front on seventh
street. by depth of 5O feet between parallel lines nHs
Lots Nos 10 and II measure each IN American
80 feet front Canal Avenue by depth OF io
between parallel lines Lots Nos l5 6 and II measure eac
81 feet inches front Cohn street by 100 feet in depth
SIX twelve and eighteen months be satisfactorily ndosed
and to bear upon the property until hna payment
the notes to bear six current and eight pei
cent. eventual interest.
AT THE SAME TINE
The undivided half the nineteen described
will sold upon the and conditions above advertised
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON GRAvIER AND RAMPAR.
Streets Dwelling Houses, Store and stablesSale for Par
ton-E. V. saucier Widow and Heirs of John P. La
bouisseDocket No. 264Is-Second District Cou,t of Ne,
| Orleans. '. I r. .. .-
BY j. II. WALTON d DESLONDE,
Wy,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26
AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON MAGAZINE STREET,
between Third and Fourth streets, Fourth District
BY j. h. WALTON q DIES LONDE,
-' J. d. WALTON, Auctoneer,
ofiee-No. Al Carondelet street.

BY j. h. WALTON q DEs
- J.B. WALTON, Auctioneer,
r. ofce-No. Al Carondeet street.
> At he Merchants and Gaetioaeers @ Exchange Royal
sss ", hoF Of GROUND in the Fourth District this
hss o & ny M
81 front on Magazine street by depth Of 0 feet
~ Tnnns-- Cash, in U s. treasury Notes
expense Of the purchaser including all the stamps required by
the United States laws
FINE PROPERTY ON NEW LEvEE, FRONT AND TIA.
a Streets convenient to the cotton and shipping
BY j. II. WALTON 81 DESLONDE,
| W. j. B. WALTON, Auctoneer. r.
Office At Carondeet street, of Union
WEDNEsDAY; Aprn IN, his. IsGs. at, at he
o'clock ms nSa @ss
be r%5 sSd ADJOINING LOTS OF GROUND, in the square
bounded BY Front New now Peters, Thals and Erato
streets each 20 feet inches front on Front street.
on these consist Of 1.-TWO story brick
sSGpisos o fs'P Or in the
rear Of the ' Ss DIvs Ievss dW
street. BY depth each of l5s feet inches between parallel
| lines ,,
TRth hs s isEs @ Rfts'y
sapse sspsh sssD IS ses 5e~een @ parallel nss
Upon these lots there is BRICK WAREHOUSE WITH
This property connected and desirable for ware
house. being the shipping the upper steamship
| landing and the cotton presses. ... - 49,.
L. RTTERMsOne third cash in United States treasury notes
the Remainder the purchasers to their own or
der able at one years. bearing cent
anuum interest date maturity and egat per cent
thereafter unctuay pad and special mortgage unit
hnal payment .E.. .
POSITIVE SALE FOR LIQuIDATIoN-THE UNION
Warehouses Tchouptoulas, Commerce and NOtre DAM
Streets B f."
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON RAMPANT STREET BE
tween Canal and Common Streets
BY j. Il. WALTON d DEsLONDE,
j. B. WALTON, Auctioneer,
| Office M AZ Csrondelet street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26

LONG CREDIT SALE OF AN ELEGANT DWELLING
House Quarter of Square of Ground, Of Pry
tana Third strcets-Vacaut lots Washington avenue,
Chestnut and Fourth streets Succession of Thos Cor5e
GImour.
by j. Il. WALTON 81 DEsL0NDE,
-'.@F ~ J. B. WALTON, Auctioueer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26

Office No AZ Carondelet street.
~ Ans a
vs ss % @ ss @ ] as'd sats S
% o y ri, D sv sns
hundred and thirty feet one and two lines on
Teh9uptspas street two hundred and two feet five I inches I
nRs ns s n @ ss on s @ & Sos Soa pa
iie Plie / Deponily, datedI3th February 1866
ch snnnn through from Tebo%penss 0p te Commerce
This Warehouse leased until October 1856 $3.50 per
Rsya TERMS CoNprroNs-with the property will be
s;nt seoreS If Queens Rpk mor soci The
will be required to furnish bis stock note to the Citizens Bunk
renewable April 1861 according the charter sd Bank
to m ea ca m h sIsI G nS,e e an ao @
and maturing the ls Of April next amounting about
bnsd States Treasury notes t each At one two tee
and r in the notes of the purchasers to their own
order bearing interest at tue rate of per cent per annpm
from date until paid aud special mortgage The buildings to
policies transferred to the parties in interest," according to their
respect We interests.
LOT OF GROUND, situated on Rampant street Nos. S3
and s. between Canal lud Common streets the square
By 9 q Ss5 GG"'G q b sFd HSdss n % RS @
street by depth o1 ieet and forming part Of larger lot
c ssvaor @ @ gS Way sS ami dcd
in the Office OF Michel de Aruns notary public per
| and improvements thereon.
Io gonqd consist Of Two ThfGsory rck Buildings VIII
Brick bagk Bnttangs suitable or boarding house or tor
No SS Ramrart street leased Until 3ist October 1866
5 @ @ 5 sS be sndSg d@e f e
very te4rse ERG s0g H. be rented S g SS 70 70 m @ ar m9 %
reunced to ortye7en shares Of Citizens Bank mortgage
to the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana, payable (or reqOw.e
3 @ ys % s 5ss Of s a G@Rk oP S u hs a to g
Gne third in cash In q s. treasury notes third
Bsafn 2Rs 4 e. US ne d Il r. 70 s
from date aud speeS MORTGAGE 4qd tia9l EsymGn5i tho
and the policy tranefsEred to the vendors,
rense ote purchasers including the stamps for the
BR1cE STORES OPPOSITE ST. MyRE's MARKET
and on Deo,d street
ONE LOT OF GROUND AND DOUBLE TENEMENT
Houses franklin street. the Poydrss Market
BY j. II. WALTON d, DEs 1oNDE,
j. B. WALTON, Auctioneer,
| OGlGe-lT CaroDdelet street
! "WEDNESDAY, April 18th, at I9 O'Clock
w at The AefcAsnts and Aucuoaeers Exchange, Royal
6EE LOT o. GROUND With the buildings aud improve
thereon, in the Ft District Of this city in the square
stTsS,s d:5isnasd y ny " 4 g.a OaR ty rils 4 De
fig T ae En- n s are @ 4tr s > fs df e
inches lines in rear by eep5h OF feet inches the
Tc6oapitoal3s street ali American! ms6sue Tie improve
as Rn S M f g. i ] si room a e s oo sa sS @
a t & and 5wP 2I BsS S Ell g d s0
three rooms waterworx etc 2
/ ANOTHEE LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and
"BaTs BTS' de.ef6ed o dsaated % e or on tie o7e
street. y feet inches lines in the by depth of 5 fee
6nches the side line Peters street and II feet
Tic Improvements this lot consist ofa two story BrteE
House No i having two rooms On the first oor and tw5
|
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26

VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON ST, CHARLES
Street Tiyoli Circle Triton Walk ard St. Joseph Street
Suggestion Of JACOB Ot deceased-Secend District Court
No. $3.50,
EX L. WALTON 81 DEsLoNDE,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26

COFFEE. COFFEE
.u BIZ ROBINSON d. NASH,
o.. - b. W. l.. ROBINSON, Auctoneer,
Office corner Carondelet and Gravier streets.
TUESDAY, March 2sth, 1866, Mt I O'Clock
l. N at the warehouse OF L. W ROdt ESQ of
CustOmhGu-e Front Leyee Streets opposite the Custom
house, for of whomi mny concern, will be sold
30 bags Rio Coffee.
In lots to suit purchasers.
EsF- TERxs-Cash, in U. s. Treasury notes.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26

Underwriters saved wreck of steamer Lizzie Tate.
HY ROBINSON eG NASEG.
W. L. ROBINSON, Auctioueer
ofice-Corner Carondelet and Gravier Streets
NSTEDNEsnAT, ssth inst, Mt IN o'cIoch /,
w at the Lafayette Warehouse of Magaziye and
Lafayette streets, will be Sold rFas#s -Es5 = -
Bbls Whisky boxes Gin Cocktail. boxes Bitters boxc
sclnapps boxes Whisky Cocktails boxes Ale quarter boxes
Tobacco Catsp boxes Pickles. boxes Oysters boxes
Pepper sauce Brandy Cherries boxes Glass boxes
Merchandise Machine and sundry boxes merchandise
articles exhibited at le saved from wreck
Lizzie Tate, for account of whom it rany concern.
' s- Also
Tin Edgng Machine boxes of Umbrellas Turpentine,
Alum Old Cognae, Castor Oil, Pares0rc Bicarb Of Soda
Sardines Tumblers, Black Pepper Port Wine, Olive Oil,
ackerei in kits and kegs Knives and Forks 100 Dozen
boxes of Sherry Wine lnk, EPSON Salts assorted Drugs.
E55e TERNs--Cash in u. \. Treasury notes..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26
AUCTION SALES.

IMPORTANT SALE OF UNITED STATES IRON CLAD
The Lafayette" Cincinnati" and Choetaw."
nY j. IL. WALTON d. DEsLONDE,f
JB. WALTON, Auctioneer
Office 47 Caronalelrtstreet, corner Union street.
"WEDNESDAY, March es, 1865. at III
O'Clock M board the respectively ALGIERs, By
order and the u S. Navy Department under the
direction of c. Cook Paymaser and u S. Naval sores
keeper will be sod by public auction the following described
U. S. vessels towit-- ,....... =nJ Hl
Deacrip ption of the United States Iron clad
Lafayette. .. .#.rI
Two engines direct acting inclined high pressure 10 feet
srokc diameter Of cylinder 2S inches sde wheels lsst
larry boiler in diameter and 10 feet long, doctor,
capstan Engine with two bge two force and one feed
Ship plated tcknesscs of oneinch gon over one
ns I'M o snes saar Ep pe length II hu about 500 Ma
chney and details to same in good condition and working
Dissertation of the United States Iron Clad
Cincinnati.
direct acting inclined high " 1 stroke
eer SO inches diameter feet long; doctor two
hSa ss P'f nne D s
M this an eay 81 @
Description of the United States Iron Cla
| ChOctnW.
Two engines direct acting, high pressure fss. stroke
diameter OF cylinder 26 nehes wheel 70 feet diameter;
boilers 40 inches 70 feet long one doctor or pun ps
one double capsan engine, with force pumps; two sypho
blge pumps bunkes have capncy FOR I'D tons coal; shi
plated with tcknesses OF ouenc IRON eyer one'inc
sheet gum probable weight OF iron plating 2D tons Rara
attached to Length of the vessel about 2D eet ma.
| chnery and details In excellent working order.
The Rams iron cads Chocaw and Lafayette are COM
posed the metal weighing ten and the other
tons and the Iron Plating Will be sold,
each separately from the Hull and will be required to be re'
At the expense oi the purchssers
sample the metal composing the kans can DC seen at
Naval Depot, Reudng Press. - ., H..- 49,. ..-
be paid at time OF sale and the balance within
six days thereafter. ' m..'' ''-
NBThe United States Tug Clematis Will leave the Naval
Wharf, head Of Eato street, ll5s O'Clock NJ on day o
sale, to convey purchasers to the iron elads III .-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-26

oNE-sToRY AND ATTIC DOUBLE TENEMENT
Frame House, Five Lots Of Ground the town of Car
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