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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-05-24
Grotsriss.
Brown, MackeY, and Go.

Brown, MackeY, and Go,
gf - Wholesale Grocers.
No. 20 Paint street, Chlllicothe, O.
RNER CHANTS of Macarthur and eurround-
Il ing country, are respectfully invited to
call and examine our stock consisting Of every
thing in the grocery line, which we win sell as
low as the lowest and all goods warranted 10 be
just as represented. Before purchasing else
where you will do we'll to call and see us, as we
will offer you inducements not to be beaten
No % Paint street, Chillicothe, OIL door south
Of McKell's Queens ware store. de2lm3
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-05-24
DYSPEPSIA,

= =. . anliacids and carminl-
tives to strengthen the stomach and nervous sys-
tenn. tits a certain remedy for Dyspepsia or In
digestion, Nervousness, Loss Of Appetite
.Acidity Of the Stomach, Flatulency ans
Debility. IL is not alcoholic, therefore particu-
larry suited for Weak. Nervous and Dysp ,ptic
persons: For sale BY, all Druggists everywhere
ut one dollar per bottle.
January Is, 1855, 1y.
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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS AND LIQUORS,
BY ID. e. MOKPHY,

TUESDAY, May list, Mt 10 O'Clock Al M
L in store No At Magazine street. will be sold
25 erces Sugar Cured Hams 5 lierces Shoulders barrels
100 boxes Tobacco $50 boxes packages Butter
% sacks Coffee 0 boxes Kechnp rs packages Brandy
Whisky, Lard Chsee' CANDY Pickles Notes .-e cur
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Will also be sold the day and at the same place all
tho IeamR aratory implements etc. used now on the Pht
ton that The purchaser continue the labors winch VIII
have heen performed up to the time Of the purchase
The price of the plantation will be exigtbe on
the "y Of sale onefourth in one year from DAY 81 SAFE am
fourth in from day of sale inc purchaser VIII
required give subscribed by himself and Two sure
ties, who will bind themv in oldo with MINI anu 70 con-
semi to vendors privilege special mortgage upon tue pro-
psrty purchased BY until final payment The balance OF
The property will be sold for eash ,;;s,,,.,
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THE GREEN MONSTER

Fairy Pantomime, entitled ...'
THE GREEN MONSTER
The climax of all Pantomimes produced in most gorgeous
and magnificent style, with powerful of regular Proes
sional Panomimis superior the best productions Of
the renowned RaveIs.
THE ZAVIsTOWSKIS already pets of our Orleanois, in
Grand Ballet advertisement, with Mons Baptistine and
full Corps de Ballet Also the extremely laughable farce
titled NURSEY CHICKWEED
TOM RUSSELL in Comic songs-BOB HART and his corps
de Cork will introduce their Ethiopian Inventions
JOHN DENIER, the graceful and daring Gymnast, Will
continue his wonderful charming and
talented Vocasts Misses CLYDE and TESMAN, will vary
the entertainment by introducing popular Operate and Bal
lad selections Those popular artses, Mile Ida DeVere,
Miss Wood Miss Alice Franklin, Wallace. Devlle
shubert Schoocra King Jones' Lewis Hart John Frank
in John Rushton j. G. Moreland German Jacobs Lewis
Burton and others will be their respective roles
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PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue of order District Court of the parish Of
st. Landry, issued in the matter estate of MICHEL W.
Pudhomme deceased, late Of said parish, will offer for
sale at public auction the premises hereinafter de.
scribed, .......
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IN the came day. and the place, there will be offered
far saie nj nublc auction upon the and conditions
&C ahnve jnntaton fine lW MILL, in full operation,
naed In the parish Landry IL miles of the
Of peosas The engine is If horse power, and
srpents Of well land There ready sale the Mill
- tity of lumber
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MoNpAR, the 9tst day of May next, the
lsl property of the said estate, consisting Of $50
AVIATION, containing 4O3 arpents $50 of which
lnclosed and 25U in cultivation planted
situated the road from Washington to Opeousas
The improvements consist of good dwelling house.
GOOD and cotton house and gin, cribs quarters
With the property will DO assigned the ION shes
with the ftee labor-rs six whom are men, who
cultisating the said plantation.
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BE MONTGOMERY d ERO., E
R. N. MONTGOMERY, Auctoneor.
TUESDAY, May I, MT IL o'clock A. NJ,
their Auction Mart 81 Camp will be Sold
general assortment of HoE sEHoLD FURNITURE, suct
as Eosew9ed Mahogany ano Walnut Bedsteads BuEsans
Spring Seat Chairs, Easy Chairs Marble Top Center Tables,
Marble Top Side Boards Extension Tables Velvet and Bus
sells Carpets EseDch Plate Mirrors attresses Euravilgs
Paintings and utense etc. being the contants
of several we'll Furnished houses
A large invoice of Cottsgs Beds, GANG and Wood See
ChSirs, etc.
ES7~ TERNs-Cssh.
A VERY desirable RESIDENCE ON THE BAYOU
Road between Claiborne and Robertson streets.
BY MONTGOMERY g. BRO,
r. NJ MONTGOMERY, Auctoneer.
.,. .... s.. 144.a oice-T Camp street.
THURSDAY, May 3, 1865, at IL O'Clock
NJ at the Merchants and Anctioneers' Exchange Royal
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon situated Second
District square bounded by Espanade, Claiborne Bayou
Road and Robertson streets measuring 40 feet inches front
Bayou Road Al feet the line 1856 feet inch the
line next Claiborne street. and $50 feet inches tho line
toward Robertson street. ...z ... r ....s -.t
The buildings consist of desirable and magnificent two
frame residence containing two paors and dining
the first floor, and four large the second floor
with cabinets attached to each kitchen attached containing
four rooms coal and shhouss garden etc. cserns and
hydrans gas throughout the house-in fact with all the
modern improvements The Esplanade street within
one square nf the property trN 8t.y add mt
Plans exhibitor at place Of sale
R- TRRAs-One cash In U. g. Treasury notes bal
at Il months credit in of tie purchaser bearing
per cent interest, secured by mortgage a. "a
pense OF the purchaser q. ftH1. '''@" lt
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AUCTION SALES.

IMPORTANT SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
WEDN ESDaY, May 2;s, Mt the Government
w Stables Greenve La will be sold at public auction the
SscsPsd buildings sts ed ETC. e.. yz 1onn NV %
ONE FORAGE STORE HOUsE, 200 by 5s feet containing
feet lumber 100000 shingles, $4,000 bricks and 20
one FORAGE MILL 100 by 40 feet containing 900 feet
do"rs steam engine 4 inch 5 Is inch roks boiler
osE sILb NJ used Water Works 81 by % feet,
tive boiler oke stack orngon pumps 10 inch cyi-
der inch stroke; Woodward pump cylinder inch
k Xs E s" e II hu IS by 60 feet
ef 81 Of cEss 10 y se
ONE MESS House By feet containing 5000 feet Of
BUILDING used ONCE 10 by IS feet containing
one anntinug iSo asDti nm6e w.no0"S
Twelve hundred yards Railroad Track.
Twenty one hundred feet Wrought Iron Pipe
Sixteen Water Trouehs. III
E9 IERMs-Cash, in national currency. r-
By order of Col G G. saulelle, Chief ouartermastsr
b. Lieut Colonel and A, O. NJ
n B-Greenyle Station the Carrolton Railroad is
within ten minutes walk of the grounds.
SALE OF BUILDINGS
WEDN ESDAY, May 2, 1866. at 10 o'clock
W NJ. public the PREMISES, will be so'd
Two small wooden su dimes used as temporary oee STU
| RB~TERMs-Cash in National CurrefnsTEp rIE cb,fo NJ
e. j. sTRANe Brvt 1t Col & a. q NJ ---
CHrPPING VIA NEW BASIN
ALABAMA WAREHOUSE, Shell Bead side .s. below the
| T. DUvAL,
Ia to receive and store Merchandise by
steamboats, sail vessels to all Joints via New Basin
Refers to Messrs MarshalJ. Smith o. 81 Carondeet
street aud Messrs Huntingdon Bro, 80 Nachss street
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ODD FELLOWS HALL
MONDAY, APRIL Both, 1866.
Second Grand Concert,
Vocal and INSTRUMENTAL,
Blythe LADIES OF NEW ORLEANS.
For the Benefit of the
LOUISIANA WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF THE WAR.
MILE OCTAVE rooney. Musical Directress
T Won La HACHE. Conductor OF Choruses
Four Grand Opera Overtures,
PLAYED ON 1s PIANOS BY 81 LADIES.
TWO VIOLIN PIECES, by sIGNoR oLlvEIRA
Programme.
L OyERTURE"La ciazza Landra n.............. Rossni
PLAYED ON IL PIANOS BY Fl LADIES.
?, CHORUs-From 'GuirGmente .Mercadante
By all the Ladies'
8 SOPRANO SOLO" Dams le Somneil '..... ,Grisar
From Les Amours du Diaben
4 VIOLIN AND PIANO UUO.......... Leonard & Crecor
S1GNOR OLIvEIRA AND HERR GREULING.
s. TRIO-From Maspadier ".. ................Ve Verdi
Soprano, Tenor and Bssso
G. FAvoRITE SOPRANO DUO" Norma, "....... Belni
T. GRAND MARCH, Faust" The Soldiers Return
Home, arranged by Mile O. Rooney. .Gounod
For IL Pianos, and played by q Ladies.
FART SECOND.
s. OVERTURE" William TELL Rossini
Played on Il Pianos by q Ladies.
g. SOPRANO SOLO, McGregors Gathering (by
request). A Lee
10 PIANO SOLO" The Soldiers Departure, Absence
and Return, Concert Capriccio composed and
performed o. Romey
H. BASS DUO" Suomi la Tromba from Puran .. Beni
T. VIOLIN sOLO-Fantasa II Trovatore",D Allard
sIGNOR OLIVEIRA,
<Tn aI,
Chorus by the Ladies.
H. OVERTURE"Fra Diavolo .Auber
Played Il Pianos by "a Ladies.
Tickets 81 So be had the Music Book Stores and
Hotels and at the door Monday evening
Doors open at o'clock, p Concert at g
o'clock. precisely
LHAIK. .......... 49,. FAIR. .FAIR
FOR
THE ORPHAN GIRLS ASYLUM OF THE IMMACULATE
CONCEPTION, THIRD DISTRICT,
Under direction of the Sisters the Holy Cross will
held the MECHANICS INSTITUTE, Hall of the Legisla-
ture on MONDAY, April SOth, and the ensuing week
NATURE UNVEILED
AT THE
BRANCH OF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY,
40 AND AZ ST. CHARLES STREET
NOTICE-EvERY VISITOR TO THE MUSEUM Is
entitled to lectures the PHILOSOPHY OF
MARRIAGE and catalogue free of charge
40 AND a. ST. CHARLES STREET,
Opposite the st. Charles Hotel.
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AUCTION SALES.
YEaY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE 1T AUCTION
HY MONTGOMERY Ss BRO.


HY MONTGOMERY Ss BRO.
4. M. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer.
Office 80 Camp street
VTHCESDA May z, at IL o'clock n, at
Merchants and ApctioneeTs Exchange, Royal street,
VIII be sold
Claiborne and Robertson streetG
One half interest OF the SAdPSOS WATERBURY, in
bounded by Front Deloi ultoH ana south Market
streets The half will be sold day, on account
Of succession of arab Sackatt.
TWELVE CERTAIN LOTs OF GROUND, with all the
buildings, being the large Marble Yard and Mills in slHart
bounded by r6d Liberty Franklin and Julia Streets on a
count Of the sion Of Sarah Sacket deceased wife Of
Blakesley and .
. TEES1Y-EIGHT SHARES of the stock Of the New Or
leans, Jackson and Great Northern Railroad.
SATURDAY, May s, at 12 O'Clock n.
~ on scc9nnt OF succession Of JOS NJ Labords-
Apollo streets
CERTAIN PORTION ~ GROUND with all the build
IN eic aL the corner Of Sixth and Laurel streets
sAhCAbLk RESIDENCE, with large grounds on Brain
ara strest between Jackson and Phillip streets
DESIRABLE rW0.SToRY FRAME DWELLING on
EIato street, between st Charles and Apollo.
Inc above are mprssd In the First and Fourth
terms, etc. E "
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VARIETIES THEATER-GRAvIER STREET
LAST WEEK OF THE REGULAR SEASON
Engagement of the famous Anglo-German Tragedian
Mr. DAe'L .E. BANDAANE,
Who will appear Monday evening, April 30 1866 in
Shakspeares sublime tragedy Of HAMLET Hamlet Prince
Of Denmark E. Bandmann supported by Mrs Ceansu and
the talented company
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BY j. II. WALTON 81 DEsLoEDE,
J. B. WALTON, Auctoneer, "A
Office n Carondeet street.
MONDAY, April SO, see, at ,s o'clock ~,
street lanai and Cusomhouse streets city Of
as aHa G @
Court parish Of dated at Chambers parish Of St
credos of said nsyn at public aueon to the highest
bidder the following described property will be sold to-
THE HOME PLANTATION, PARISH OF ASCENSION.
parish Ascension on the light mississippi;
apents and hail. more or less in front on liver BY Ely
s and nsss
lei y R %sds hs1sR che an
EDWARD judge gshe1 he i Sudngs and
proyements thereon and thereunto belonging
e SUPERIOR rsme d d house. st
and store ROOM servants house, wash house and carriage
BRICK SUGAR HOUSE, mill and engine, two sets of
seven Sundfed and y acres or more of land have
Sn sf
together with vegetables hay abuI dance for
@ Sa ssa The mo
are to be sold upon the plantation separately.
THE AUGUSTA PLANTATION. PARISH OF IBERvILLE
This superior Bayou Goula in the parish OF
Of Bayou Goua measures more or less on
the cas-, sds ohs bayou acres 9
which 1900 acres about have been cultivation the re-
mainder being in wood heavily timbered.
The improvements con list of Frame Dwelling House and
necessary outbudngs good Negro CABINS sufficient for 200
persons Brick Sugar House Engine, MILL and a necessary
machinery good all complete An overseers house.
carpenters and backmiths Shops good stables three
cribs, etc
Before the war this complete
year labor io5 hog bsads sugar Soo
sufficient to supply the place abundantly.
The land is rich and highly esteemed and the place could
have been sold before the war oi 500 600.
Augusta Plantation will be sold in subdivisions
follows:
The Tract known the Garck Tract, CT front
less the west side Of Bayou Goua, containing
1884 60-l00 acres, less and lot containing 81
the side of the said bayou The improvements
named in the above description all upon the tract the
west side of the bayou
O. On the East side of Bayou Goula Tract Of Land 30
less front the bayou, containing llSS 90
less Upon this tract there dwelling house
and two houses and coopers dwelling and
shop
Lot of Ground at the of Bayou Goula the Mis-
sissppi river. s..
The movable be sold upon the plantation separated
AVs TERMS AND CoNDITIoEs-Cash, in U. S. Treasu ~
the purchasers Of the plantations respectively deposit
with the auconeers at the moment OF adjudication five thou
sand dollars EACH the remainder to be paid upon the signing
| and completion of the acts of sale.
Acts Of sale before Felix Grma notary public at the
the purchaser including all stamps required Unite
| States laws, - rs
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POSITIVE SALE TO CLOSE A JOINT INTEREST
Valuable Building Lots Canal street, well enclosed-Also
Cus.omhouse, Miro and Tonti streets.
BY G.. DE FERRET,
AuCrIoEEER-Ohice No. 40 Royal street.
CATURDAY, May 5, 1866, at 12 O'Clock
- Mt the Merchants and Auconeers' Exchange will be
sold
l. THREE LOTS OF GROUND, in square bounded by
Canal Broad GasQuet and Dorgenois designated
the Nos IT, Is and 49, and measuring each 27 feet front
Canal street. by 59 feet 10 inches and lines In depth Said
lots well enclosed and cultivated and the sidewalks made
of brick lined with curb. and paid for
2, TWENCY-ONE LOTS OF GROUND, designated by the
Nos g. T. g. 10, H. IL l3 81 % IS "a as 10 81
and aS bounded by Canal Mro, customhouse aud ronti
streets. .---
Lots Nos to II inclusive each 27
on Customhouse street by la feet in DEPTH lots nos aad
IL being corner lots. ..r
Lots Nos. Il and IS each IS inches
Tont street, by las feet II inches and lines in depth
Lots 10 81, o. g. "a and rs each n feet inch
front Canal sire by III feet in Depth lot No. rs forming
the of Miro and Canal streets.
Lots Nos 20 q and IS each % feet inches
Miro by las feet II inches and lines III depth
The sidewalks in front of the Canal property
paved with bricks and paid for.
The whole according to plans.
E3- TERMsOne third cash and the balance a credit Of
and years, in Of the purchasers secured hy
special mortgage and bearing per interest maturity
and per cent thereafter until final payment . ...
Acts of sale before Notary Public, at the expen
of the purchasers.
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SPLENDID INVESTMENT.
Valuable Building Lots Canal street. between Anthony and
Bernadotte streets, at Auction.
BY G. DE FERRET,
AUoTIoSEER-0ice No. AZ Royal street.
s aTUEDAY, May s, 1866, at IL O'Clock
- NJ at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street, public au rtion, will be sold
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by
Canal Anthony, Cuomhouse and Bernadotte ,eets desg
mated by the Nos and T. and measuring each 81 feet
inches and ines front Canal street. by l2 feet 10 inches
and lines in depth Lot No forming the Of Canal
and anthony streets.
The whnle according to plan
eJ- TERMs-One third cash; the balance n credit Of
and two in notes Of the purchaser secured by
special mortgage and bearing interest maturity
and per cent thereafter unGil final payment
acts Of sale before ---, Notary Public, at the
pense of the purchasers.
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SALE OF THE STEAMER Lands At

PEREMPTORY SALE OF THE STEAMER Lands AT
.. Auction. n} #m E++
BIZ MONTGOMERY d BRO.
r. III. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer.
no. +-'m@ 1@ Ofice-S9 Camp street.
THURSDAY, May Sd, 1865, at IL
O'Clock at Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
The steamer lands of 1888 feet long double ue boilers
AZ feet long AZ inches diameter 2Snch cylinders feet
stroke in complete order together with her tackle apparel
furniture; She be at McCarhys plantation,
where she lies
ea- TERMs-Cash in U. 8. Treasury Notes .E
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Observation-Disclosures.
FOR RENT.

FOR kENT-SToAE ON MAGAZINE STREET
between Seventh and Eighth Streets two SQUARES from
Ninth street market Apply at this office,
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OLYMPIC TIIEATER--74 ST. CHARLES ST.
Sole Lessee: Mrs CHAs HOWARD WATKINS
Comic Drama, entitled the PEASANT PEERLESS; Or Loves
Trumph-Lucy Loveknot with soDg- Mrs. c. Watkins;
Watkins Misses Annie Vaughn Carrie Leslie conclude
with OUR COUNTRY COUSIS-Margery "a Rough Dia-
mondj Mrs. q. II. Watkins
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MACHINERY.
A RMsTRONG FOUNDRY,
n Corner of Erato and New Levee streets,
,,S JShn A asHs 4 o.,
Iron and Brass Founders Boiler Makers Machnss and
Saw Nils, brainns Machine Famps Mil and Gin Gearing
Beams, Orders, Anchors, Sash Weights Gratigs, Stairs
Steamboat and Railroad Work Of all kinds attended to with
Orders addressed Box ia Mechanics Exchange or Post
Office Box $751; will be attended to-
MARSH d. CO,
COIN C. MARSH, PRESTON W EYRE, WILLIS a
sTEWARTl
Manufacturers of STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS
BRASS and IRON CASTINGS. steamboat plantation
USE building ETC. All kinds of backsmhing done the
shortest notice Particular attention given repairing steam
boat and plantation machinery.
NO. 256 NEW LEVEE STREET,
Between Deord and Gaienne streets, New Orleans.
DoIG 81 co.,
STEAM BOILER MANUFACTURERS.
Low Pressure Locomotives Fued and Cylinder Boilers Clar
fers Filter and Juice Boxes made at the
Shortest Notice.
We respectfully solicit all necessary
such Fire Fronts Crate Bars Steam and scape
Pipes Valves Chmneys Breechen all of which will
Ali work executed at our establishment will be guaranteed
equal in point OF workmanship and MATERIAL the city
or elsewhere.
Planters Merchants and Steamship Agents respectfully
invited and the work 1875
Street. betwee Il Notre Dame and Julia streets.
GOULD MACHINE COMPANY
NEWARK, N, J.
Machinists' Tools, Wood Working Ma chInery
Circular Saw Mills Stationary and Portable En- gines
Boilers, Steam Pumps
STEAM FIRE ENGINES, HOSE ETC.
Send for a CATALONIA
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BALEAS--BALLS.

GRAND CALICO BALL.
To be given by
THE YOUNG MEN OF THE SECOND DISTRICT,
At the Odd FelIoyss' Hall,
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PERFORMING EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY NOON.

GRAND GALA WEEK of the Season-Concentrating all Of
the speciaities of the Academys famous companyFrst
night of Hernandez grand Spectacular Comic Trick and
Fairy Pantomime, entitled ...'
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------------------------7- IJ7SALE
PORT wARpT d co.
BY vIy@P VINCENT. Apet,on...
ay, sa.esroom, 10 ohartres ). set
T,uEsD,s1se s eanssjn Win e M at
No. ardens Of Port az. ~ dozen assortl Shirts sold
on steamship Star Of the Qno whG% from May May
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AMUSE}E FZN,S'S.
Monday Evening, April 30, 1866.

THOROUGHLY COOLED AND VENTILATED BY
PoWERg UL PATENT MACHINERY
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LARGE AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF HORSES. WORK
Mules, Bugges, Harness, ETC., at auction.
By MONTGOMERY d. BRO.
r n. MONTGOMERY, Aueoneer
Ofhce-87 Camp street
TUESDAY, May LIST, 1886, Mt IL o'clock,
at P. Liners Stables GravIer street, will be cold
Match Horses. f
Fine Saddle and Harness Horses.
Fine Work Mules
Also
Top and Open Buggies, Harness, Wagons, etc.
ps5TERMs-Cash in U. 8. Treasury
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or. CHARLES THEATER-sT CHARLES ST

ST. CHARLES THEATER-sT. CHARLES ST.
LAST WEEK OF TIE SEASON.
SUNDAY AND MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 20 AND 3d.
of the celebrated European Banseuse Mile
LEAH 49, -
First appearance of the American Danseuse Miss SOPHIE
WALTON. '-.
THOMPSON together with all the Old Favortes.
ALEX. ZANFREITA the Tight Rope
Mile LEAH Miss SOPHIE WALTON in beautiful Dances
Mile ELISE in favorite Songs and Dances.
VIM CARTER in Banjo Solo. J. G. THOMPSON in a
Bone Solo. VIM. SCOTT in his favorite Ballads.
A new BALLET DIyERTISSEMkNT with MI e Leah Miss
Sophie Walton Mile Elise and the Corps de Ballet
And the grand Pantomme of
Bfanco, The Magic Sword.
ALEX. ZANFRETTA as Bianco. JOSE zANFRETTA
Don Juan,
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MISCELLANEOUS,

MfSCECAGAANECU
JNCORP0RATED 1921.
MANHATTAN INSURANCE COMPANY
of New York.
FIRE, MARINE AND INLAND D."
Cash Assets January !. 1866, S, 100 900.
Insures against FIRE also the pors of MARINE and IN
LAND NAVIGATION ut rates, twenty per cent
in lieu of script. ...
Losses equitaby adjusted and promptly paid without dis
count at this agency.
Office, 80 Carondelet street.
SEELYE IVY,
edward Ivy, L. p sEELYE)
General Agents.
= = ,n,,,,,1;n AJAX TIMHEr
Two aatboat loads of Square OAK TIMBER, from 80 to
60 feet long
Just arrived, and for sale by ..l
EDw. THOMPSON CO.,
Il Tchoupitoulas and II Natches street.
SUNDRIEs........ -.....'''".soNDhIEs.
80 boxes WESTERN CHEESE.
Is :. STATE :.
rs bbls Young xxx CREAM ALE
IS half bbls. Young xxx CREAM ALE
20 cases Pure CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
$50 boxes SOAP.
50 bills. CRUSHED SUGAR
300 boxes STAR CANDLES.
50 tierces LARD, ETC.
In store and for sale by EDw THOMPSON & CO.,
Al Tchouptoulas and II Nntchez street.
Having sold my interest in the CITY STEAM LAUNDRY
l am no longer connected Herewith.
April 26 1866.
Boar AND OAR DEPOT.
F. A. THAYER & CO.,
251 Front, corner of Erato street.
Have always hand large variety of
ENGLISH ROW BOATS,
sTEAMBoAT's AND SHIPS YAWLs,
Whitehall and Sail Boats,
sKIFFS OF ALL SIZES
Cunning and Fishing Boats,
Together with great assortment of OARS.
ALSO
Painters Spruce Ladders,
Which they receiving direct from the best builders in the
country and selling reasonable prices any similar
establishment in the North. .
p1 of all kinds made to order and finished with dis
patch.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-30

- Transportation Office of the New Or
eans Jackson and Northern Railroad Company-New
orleans March 20, lS56-NOrICE TO SHIPPERS-The
duced tariff of this road will into effect on and after the
IT of April. -
Shippers will be furnished with copies of the Freight Tariff
applying at the Railroad Office No. Carondelet street. or
the Freight Depot i
AL freights on line the New Orleans, Jackson and
pat Northern Railroad must be PREPAID, otherwise Will
ibe sent forward 7. WARREN,