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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

hour Of thy aavarEty-when tnesun Of hope
had gone down andlen but a night ofdispair.
when prosperity had left thee and thou vast
groreling In the mire Of desp0nd, with tat
tered ralment and bleeding shin. vita head
uncovered and bare feet-loi one shall arise
70 clothe thee IN nne raiment. 10 put q hne
hat upon thy head and boots upon thy feet.
who shall espise the dirty trick oftaking ali
thou hast for doing thee this service, but shall
so Regulate Prices as that all VIII be within
the reach Ok thy humble purse. Yea vuriiv.
the day Of thy daligeranee has com a r nnan.
"8.M #.E
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

Job Work.-With the pcenf additions
made to q material for doing both Plain
and Fancy job Work, we can warrant entire
satisfaction - At who favor "a with their
patronage. We can now do as neat avisiting
OF business card rs can be done anywhere.
Give rs call.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

Country Merchants good chance for a
bargaini S200o worth Of Boots and Shoes at
50 cents on thed ollari For the want Of store
room I viii close cut my entire stock OF Boots
and Shoes. OF apartof them. atfha abovank-
ures. Can and examine before YOU buy.
A. MAY.
Clothing &Dry Goods Frfce Regulator
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

what nctions 81 honor control our cotem-
porafy, Who steals our paid dispatches
and issues Them "a an Astra, without giving
as credit I them was invested our money,
and not q cent 81 his; 50 where IS The diff
feipncs between % act end that of a7ohlng
from cur private residonce or Office shy other
article for which we hore paid our moneys
Igu0rantly ,gunW, or knowingly suiltyf
Whfeh9
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

New Miliner shop Mrs
nso new millinery shop over r. Tie
os' 8 oos Agricultural Implement Depot
"nere sne pas most every thing 10 niesee ~
iaoles ~ possesses The ability to mate ~.
goods IN the latest eastern styles. she e 49,
agent for the Leavitt Lock Stitch eb.ftle
sewing Machine undoubtedly neofthe 49,
and easiest managed and simplest maebines
we haye ever seen. It has 80 many odvanfa-
ges thai ali We can SAY here Is 60 ana See n n
you wish a machine for Il is the machine.
you want
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05
Dea6,sss, catarrh, consumption aud
Cancer EureI.

DEAFNESS, Catarrhs Consumption and
Cancer Cared
Treatise on Deafness, Cafsrrh, CONSUMPTION
and Cancer theif causes. means 81 SPEEDS relief
and ultimate cure. By a Pupil % the ACADEMY Of
Medfsine Paris. Sent 10 apF address for 10 cents.
Letter from Rob't Mc4ufdy, ID, LID, GffAd
Prelsfe 81 Grand Encamqmfut Of r.. s., and EDITOR
Of the NaffonGt Freemas0Hs
NEW YORK. Sept. -. 1857
Or. STILGwELL was ia charge 81 Grace Church
Hospitgl, Alexandra, Va daring The war. Ifre-
Queut = aimCstdsilys for uonths, visited thisHos-
pital, and had ayery means IL knaHirg his rennsr-
ton for EFFICIENCY aud SKILL. It was af 4no
most crediiabie character, and his success 10 tte
treatment Of patients was semarkable.
HOBERI HcuURuE.
ORGAFlc YfpRAToR-It ITS into the ear. fsHof
psrcepff5Is, removes aneing Roi6oe II nshsaa. ana
enaoles deaf persons 70 hear a stlncily Al chrrck ard
p1blfr sssomblioe. Idislnstruuontu viii oftnn no.
duce results q almost miraculous and indeed in cases
o. long stau1Ing deafness, II wii relis4s 10 a shurf
time. il may be adjusted with the ease OF spec-
taclaz.
IN. DIiLLWALA wsu be professionally al 81
Ease Washington plqco, University B0ildfngs. Il
r, daily, % % q except Tuesdays. when be win
beat hisxoons ios2 PDe Street, Philadelphia, Pc.
17.Is-ly
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

The BAH tonight, N McPherson's Hall,
wiz be-fr0m the arranssmenfs made. we
may ay-must be- very pleasant affair. The
Metropolitan silver Cornet Band mas already
given evidence OF ability to get up a nice
dance. and now is your time to enjoy your
self Agood supper VIII be served up
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05


NatpA8eys henapA % Specifies hafe prlFti
ltoA tse Nest ample eAstNfneef "A entire sucfsss
s,p}te pfomph encie4t End Ihe7 SIRE
Aof az WeacinN perieety aqapte4 70 popular use
$50 simple that mistasee ergt1a ma3cIA etpN
nem5 50 harnisess a. loee tfez nd
t4....t. - ~ ~ II t.-.-4 ~
le',s. - 81 sues t'M1t- rem att tl4
E-Aael oeN iacsHlA.
Nes
s---e Z - $500
$500.
~- ~
49, ne6e 49, l.,~6ff-
- sr@S,-te ets..5.
: e-se. 9.sssrsr 49,
IA ~s+os f1--,e--se .ss--se-~-
-
49, lfse o1-~-.re-te1s
Ii ce-es 60, - $500 S~~-rt,r- -
~-<e -. --1
ID -e-s- q
49, r--~- - - $500
~ eores p,IeS sIra - hles.finr so'
- ~ures onfhefSf@ "a e~Ts 81 $50 .ve a
"a $3.50 $50 ~efs e-.,.c III
81 c,,ss erEosTi.Sz eeb vio1ers eo--6r ~
81 c,-ee sesh..~ e~-ee-sa r~o,fb.~~
. enres 80 a,eeh ,.Ss-ireS q e.ir~ FL
81 enres s~crofpla 4sr,arcpd riards e~vsfIirss
8 Se~e& nr~~~ ~ a.srs~ reerrsiore se.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

r.scbers. Students. and other intelligent Men
ara Vomen. I'D . business paying $l60 u $500 per
~,,nth so.,r4finq d ability. For particulars adj
go trIcf = McCURDY s o., Lombard Block,
Ch7caros iii 2-zl-ly
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

Housekeeping Dry Goods.-FIve pieces
1O-1Linenr and Cotton heeduE Eghtpieces
BToUn white and scarlet Table Linen. FIf
tsen dozen Napkin. e Theo. Hnl q Co's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

R-ssvs Tor vouoe men on 0e interesting rela-
tier 81 BrldpErcoul to Bride IN the institution Of
N,rrsape- Guide 10 the matrimonial feiicity. and
ire hSnpi,es4. sent BY mali ia sealed fetter en-
velones rec OF charge. address, HOWARD ASSO-
CIhTiON, Box Ps Phliedelphia Pa
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

5000 Peabh Tross| have for sale 800
one and two wear old Seeding Peach Trees
rroNn nom choice selected seed Price, Slg
per 100 6rSpo per l0oo r W.FURNAs,
42 Brownviile.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

Agents Wanted BY the Mutual Lire Insu-
rance Company OF sew FORK AHze,s, 500
Oo.ooo cash. This company conbhenl the
advantages ana txceilenclos 1T a1 existing
Life companies and presents greater induce
ments either as an Investment, q safe deposit
for accumulated earnings, or as bringing re-
lief to surviving relatives. Rates 10 the Nu-
Lie average lower than N most INST
class composites All policies participate ia.
tho profits. FISK NILLss
General Agents.
st. Louis, No, October LIST 1858
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

The Election last Tuesday passed oHvery
quietly. No ldrunkeuuess no owes such
is the effect Of Republican rule; appealing to
the intelligence Of the people, It has the sup
port Of b law abiding everywhere.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

Mis- Mary Hamilton, residence corne Of
Atlanticand 4th streets, is prepared 70 do all
kinds Of Stitching, Braiding, SIR embroider-
ing, etc, on short notice and reasonableternas
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

Ladies. call and see those elegant FAN and
Winter Patterns just received, with stamps
for Braid and Embroidery, atthe Bazaar, direct
from the Emporium Of Nme Demorest
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

s25,ooo worth Of Mems, Yourh's and Boys
clothing. Furnishing Goods. Boots, shoes
Hats ana Cans. on exhibition, 81 Ac7
Pherson,s BIock.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

The Young Mems Christian Association
viii hold its next meeting Al the Me Church
on Monday evening. ROY. 9th, at 7 o'clock
Allare invited. f E.EBRIGHT. Cr.See.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

ourCnvMarshalis stnIat work, whenever
ana wherever occasion demands, making
f-mprovemants "a cur streets Now IS me
tine b * such rhlngs up
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

MILLINER & DRESS MAKER,
Second Street. BET. Main and Wa6er..
BROWNVILLE
Wishes TO inform the Ladies Of Brownville
aud vicinity, that she has q drst class 3.0t
MILLINERY SHOP,
Where work VII be done with great care ard
ncatness. and after the latest Eastern styles.
Bleaching done IN the very latest styles, and
short notice.
Lntcststylcs Of Ladies' and Cbildran's Hats
aud B0nuetE CONSTANTLY on hand. Also ldtest
patterns OF ladies Dress GODds, CiOaks. and
Children's Cl0thiug cut on short notice.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

U,-t.~-te CominR-Do yon sleep cold3 II
- - W,r.llk sand syin some ofthose
~ / Comnorfs pillows. sheets, Mattresses, etc.
go u,..tber Is Cominnvou win End
vo,r o1vantaee to can and see the hne
assortment Of Heating and Cooking STOVES
al ~Shenenberger BROS
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

Brovnvine Chapter r. A Masons VIII
meet at Masonic Hall on Monday night next
Nov.s eth. Compositions WIN beprompt IN at
tendance. R. W. FURNAs. u. 2.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

advertisement Of Goes Dyspepsia Curein an
other part Of this paper. This truly Valuable
Medicine is recommended by all who use It.
Read the certificates
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

The Rally last Saturday wasnot all that
we could have deslred. Circumstances, over
which even the great Republican party had
~nocontrol. were against Us. Tie day before
and up 70 Ro'ciock at night, Was rainy and
blustery, and Saturday morning was rawa and
cold. 50 that the great bulk Of people I'm the
country west were hut little minded to turn
ont; and the ferry, which was 70 be run free
was unablet0ru a tail for the greater portion
Of the day. Yet, againstallt1o drawbacks,
there were al Ieasf4oo ~
speaklnes were we'll
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

Pine Dress 0oods-Just oponed, 2 pieces
Bombazine. s pieces fine BLACK Alpaca, 5
pieces col0red Alpaca andlO pieces change
able Popiina Thee Hin &Co
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

In the Dark DaFsof Draw
BOYS in Blue were Etr p
country asalnEf "a nD1
foe-when the nation vas hard pushed dnan-
cialIy and pay day came ~seldom-When the
Wiz, tRe widow or the orphan were nearly
naked and staryed-who. IN those days did
more, or trusted the suffering for more goods
and necessities Of ne than Theodore Hnls
Monet andnOnewere more lenienti in the face
OF the necessities Of the soldier thaH~ he. He
Is SIN the same; unfsitering, u~nehanging,
persevering in the right, and keeping asplen-
didstOck Of choice goods At figures that defy
competitionf Go and see Tor yourselves.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

Temperauce Movement-This movement
90 OPPORTUNITY began last sunday week ago
In james Berry's old store room, is, we are
pleased % learn. being followed up. Last
sunday eveniHg seven new members were
received, a constitution and archaeological,
and the society thoroughly organized by the
election OF The Following omcess-Wm. II
Small, President; John smith, Vice Presi-
dent; james Berry. Secretary; David Camp
bel. TreasnuaE. DE- Crane and s. a. Rich
addressed the society. Adiourned 70 meet
next sabbath afternoon at 3 o'clock, when
Dr. Crane is 70 deliver an address. So far we
have heard Of no better Temperance move
ment set on foot anywhere, and the good
already accomplished leads US to hope for
stil more glorious results.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

$1,000 and All Expenses Faid--oee az
ssesneut Of American shutresewing Aa-
chine in q advertising eolumnR
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

Ihs Indie,s Friend oFNcFemfer ct hand,
ana We nukt say 1tls IS hne specimen ~
ladies' Book as Is issued anywhere. You
Should have Il. madam. Fl
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

Furniture.-i1tnniford a Hughes lave
just resolved q very large and splendid stock
.of nil kind of Fnfnitd Nat can be desired
Their rooms h NePherson's Block are crowds
"a 70 ~overhoVinE and their prices bring nne
Furniture within the reach ofau. Read their
new adraEtisement then D aud see their
stoss and Won viii u1ely buy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

Chester White Pirs-One pair pure Ches-
Ger white Pigs, three months old; prise w
.Appiy 70 r. ". FURNAA hroNpFlle-
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

No extremely cheap goods, o@soooA Nol.u
their price, and warranted, at hel1etA NO.
McPherson's Block.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

Ak nieces Merrimack W. Prints andDpieces
coosereo Prints iust opened at 1heo'
nm Cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

% Doren wooden OvershirtR, at Wnoie-
sale 70 country Merchants, at A. Mays Reg
ulator,
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05
THE APPETITE FOR T08ACE0
Leave off Using that Poisonous
Weed. Tobacco.

One box o. Dewitt's preparation is warranted to
destroy the appetite Tor tcbsc1i in ana pefson.
no matter bow strongthe habit m15 be. Uff fails
in any case The money oiu Be r9unded. uund-
reds have used 1t who are willing TO bear witness
TO tie fap8 1hst-pcWitts ~PFepTatpn completeiy
destroyst1o sPpotito for teb4Qo tMleaye ne
pefsor 4 bee omau desire for Il q before be
commenced its use. Its preiectiy safe and harm
less 10 ar eases. The preparation acts directly up
on the same Elan6s aulE secrttions adecled BY to-
bacco. and through these nDon the bleqd thoroughly
cleaning the poison OF tooeeeo ION tae system
No more hankeiiug after tobacco after using De
Wits P. eparation. Recoliect it Is warranted.
Recommendation.
The following IRE 4 few selected from the null
titSde 81 Recommendation In our pOssesions
fFrom c.. A Rodgers, st Louis. Mol
St. LoCis April 2ist, 1853.
Therdby certify that have used tobacco for twen-
~ Yeas past, aud for the laseten yeaFsr1 have
used twl pends pbf month Ihapamade Attempts
% lease0T at diHerent times. have left Zone
year at a time. but always coutinued 10 banker
after il until used DeWitt's Pre1aratpR4 wh4h
has completely cured me of-td1 Apretaa4 Dr 90,
bacco. / would rec~commenah4 Nh0 are Affected
With this terrible habit to ~ he PTepasatign
q A. RObaRTS. q
From John Knipe, So louis No.
ST, OUI Juno4 la Ete4
This Is to certify that have. used fobscco ~
eighteen years tried uaoy nmes q teave oa,
but have suffered So much from 3 f11iresst IN ay
head and gpawing at my stomach that have s5oa
given up the trail. A fTterd adViscd me 10 use
your Preparations, and it emPie,e.g CURED &c
fF1om ". 4. Smith colum0t Ohta
CoLuafBDss Jnly i0tn, l60t
I hereby certify that one box Of your Preparation
entirely removed ali the use ef tobacco.
w. A. SMITH.
(From VIM. Espys Springnels Mass
SPRINGF1ELD, August Ssh, 1868.
used one box Of yonr Preparation ana Z cured
me ~ Tv Oh sWm. ESPrs(
merely give thase 8as sample Of what lam
receiving dairy. Aiigelters 10 INQUIRY tneeffuiiy
answered Price OF Preparation. 81 per box. II
% bestBt By mail Is cents additional foT postage.
Money sent by natl az ms risk. Address
CHARLES DBFITTs Chemi
n4J-y r 50. Louis. ko-
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

= w.ar.infornsd that Democratic press Is
- bs sent from this city q Tecumseh IN . re-"
weeks.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

The fuues stock Of HaraNal
Mississippi, at shellenbereer BIOS
90 70 Hm a Co.'S. for anything ana ever
thing in the Dry Goods line s4
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05
b JOHN CARSON,


the painting business toJ4k.ffetA mann
ing my frie7lds fer the hbcrat p7tronage boz
EtoWPd on me. f0r the past eleven FearA !
hope they viii continue the same % my sucq
cossor IA BUSINESS las Nf FFetz 81 q expert
eDced painter, 7ecTapeteut to perl0m Al
work entrustcd~ tQ him IN n W~0rk1noDllED
manner, and on reasonably reduced co1h
terms. IHI
All persons knowing themselves indeo.1a
10 me VIII please come and settle the mue
August 10th. 1853 LOUIS WALDTE
- rha nnln-.-rn.n Hl- .nnllr,.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

A Fun Line Of Ladies ana OAAn
Knit Goods, at Hu COS
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

nB Ebrirht Agent for ne hq
KmerIcan TontineL LIE Insurance. hRane.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05
The Short All-Rail Line East

FOR ST. LOUIS
Close conneci1sut made 4 Macon with N0Tslf Miss
euri B dlroad forSt Louis. sud at hannibal With
daily MISSOURI River Psckef Tor So. Louis. Meals
and State Rooms free. LeasiDg every Evenin 6 on
arrival Of trains from the west. and arriving ~
st. Louis Elext morning in season for b~nsiness, and
% connect With Chicago, Alton AID ST. Louis
Tefre Ha0te. Alton ami st 10 lis. and Ohio and
Mississippi Railroads, for all points Eas North
ami South,
New Sleeping Gers run on Night Trains.
By your taroagh ficke VIA Haansbio and ST.
Jcsern RaiIrOSd b their ticket oaices in Omaha,
C0uicii Bluns, piattsm0uth, NEBRASKA Ulty, lot st.
Joseph, and 4oa eacn Pact esinth 4fhe, ana cnioy
the coasciousness 81 haFing takins the shert,
cheap and quick route east.
p. g.. GHOAT. SehfTieket Agent.
H. II. COURTnIGHT, Genl Frst Agent.
7. ". AEADr General superiandeuf
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

100000 course yOu car IS the
,-,cs~ 1forsh IS selling school BOOKS
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

Eurs-An Hn1 Ell NA
Pillows foF sale 81 scFan 8 COS
h Q Lett Iand Agent
4hsbesfr eas int hs West. at Hnf s Cos
Choice Fruit and Fancy Candles q Aliens
city Bakery.
$50 o~vsTo5ass, 81 s.. elt Ea p Asrher-
sqn4 BLOCK
Booss 3 shoesa are selling npreeeden'ealy
low 81 H4zels
sd4sr Loaf Drsps. tie hness aFaeie y
town, at I'm 4 Cos
u,nr-S5-,ng and FsnWhsat q Mc5ee's'
at reduced prices.
No19 year Old Horss for ssls IN
orire 1T this office.
Sesp DSers's genuine Moline Flows ~.
forsale by Theo. Bill 4 Go.
Cents piece aoods.-areatsss fariety ~
the martetat Fin Cos
psn,n Breakfnr Plows-@oE al smith
CO. make. for sale by J. C. Denssr'
Il Peada-0fc course you ea1. g
-f.s~ 1forsh Is selling school BOOKS
w,. aones stock Of Haravnrs West Of
w,--,eeinpf. At s~hellenberger Bros
90 - I'm a Co.'S. for anything and every
49, nrv Goods line
ron Line OF Ladies ana Cnnalen
Krit Goods. at HIu& Cos
RB Ebriqht. Agent for the E~quitaPiesno
KmerIcan TontineL LIE Insurance. hRaMe.
sn-,nr wheat Flour-WarrA1led gooo
and atisieoiion guaranteed at the Redstore-
20 Dozen wooden Overshirts, at whole
sale to country Merchants, al A. Mays Reg
ulatOr
m.ar.snfornea that pameoratic press Is
10 be sent from this city 70 Tecumseh IN . re-"
weeks.
AZ pieees MerrimacE W. Prints and @pieces
coobeoea Prints iust opened as ~h
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

pen5n Breskinr Plows-@oE s4nAen
4 cos make, for sale by j. C. Deussr'
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05
AZ me sign o 4 the
BIG BED s. EADl
isthe place TO-DAY
FURNITURE AID UPHOLSTERY


Keep constantly ca hend ac0mpleio assost.
ment 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

yohn Dsers's genuine MOLINE
FOR sale by Theo. Bin Go.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

q &c ID olened d I'd IlLh-
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

so4sr Loaf Draps. the hness af1oie =
town, at Hm a Co.'S
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

sHELLENBERGER BROS,
Br0WnpiHe, Ne6.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-05

SEWARD. Secretary ofstate.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-31
sHERlFF's SALES,

HENRY BICHEL VS.. TERRANCE COYLE. FATHEE
of the minor Mary Ann Coyle, and Bernard Monaghan,
father Of the minor Charles Leonard ghanFh Dis
trict Court for the Parish of 0rleans-No "a
RY VIRTUE of n writ of scfzur and sale
ID 10 directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court
Tor the parish Of Orleans in the above entitled cause wiz
proceed to sell at public aucon the Merchants
tonsers Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tohouse Streets Second District Of this city ON
MONDAY, November go, 1868, At u O'Clock NJ =
CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, tosether with All the
eu dnss and improvements thereon rights privileges
and appurtenances thereto belonging any wise apper
tanning situate the bature Of Faubourg Lvsudas ia the
Fourth District this city in the boun SeconS
Third Levee streets and he public aadpgs and
BY the number eighteen on plan made by Noehausan.
late surveyor dated twenty sixth Of February 1886 and de-
posted in the office Of O. K Stringer sse notary public
this city, as plan No. 80
Said lot twenty and three inches on the
Pubic Landing running back bDun line of lot No
having depth the side line OF lot IL OF seventy
eight feet four inches and depth Of
inches and six lines the line Of lot 49, and having
width on the rear line dividing it from lot No. twenty We
feet five inches and three lines American whc
property acquired by the defendants BY purchase
from Ludwig Yaen Of this city by date eleventh OF
December 1896 before j. F. coney, late notary public in
this city
Seized In the above suit
H9- TERMs-Cssh on the spot.
THOs. 4. MAXWELL,
ocSi ro6D Sheriff OF tho Parish OF Orleans.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-31
CuNsTABIt's SALES.

MARY CoNNELL vs.. p. O. MONAGHIN-NO. 2Olg--
Sixth Justice Court.
RY vIKTUE OF Writ OF aeri facias
ID 20 directed by the Honorable the
Peace in and for the Parish Of Orleans proceed TO sell
public auction, No 139 Rousseau street. on MONDAY
the ninth day of November. 1868 at u O'Clock =
ONE LOT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
As per inventory fle
Seized above numbered and entitled suit per n-
ventory file.
TERNs-Cash on the srot.
WILLIAM GoRNLEY. Constable
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-31
C.. E. GIRARDEY q co. IS SALES.
FOR ACCOUNT OF DEPARrURE-A MOST pEsIR-
ABLE DWELLING.
THE TwosToRY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING
. NO. 2l5 CAMP STREET, BETWEEN ST JOSEPH
8 AND JULIA STREETS.
CHARMING LOCATION AND UsExcEPTIoNABLE
NEIGHBoRHooD
BIZ G. r. GIRARDEY q co.;

AUcrIoSEER-Orice No IL Exchange Place
SATURDAY. October 31sf, 1865, at I
- o'clock n, at Public Auction. the Merchants and
Auconeefs Exchange, for account Of departure will DO
sold
THAT MOST DESIRABLE AND PLEASANTLY
SITUATED Dwell ING No 215 Camp street. In SQUARE
bounded BY Camp st. Charles julia end 81 Joseph
The Lot measures q feet inches camp street oy
pth between parallel lines 100 feet opening alley
in the rear the OF which belongs TO this property and
tends to ct. Joseph street. ~
The improvements comprise a we-built two-story and
attic Brick Dwelling having two p4rlor and hall below
three bedrooms on the second floor and two finished attic
in the house, with twotcry buildings con-
tanning nitchen. bath. bed and other rooms
The psrty Is well finished good order with gas n.y.
drat and csiern- Ii is b. lit retired from The street. the
psrsre inclcsec BY iron fence, iron balcony etc.
As location Is without exception, de-
srable for occupation in the city. fnrIl
D8- 1ERNs-One third ca b, the balance and vo
years credit for specially by mortgage the
property bearing per cent per date Of
sale Until tna The
i've per cent clause bDdg the purchaser
pay event that the given In payment should have To-
be sued The OF the 1865 be
the purchaser over the price of adudcon Tbs improve
meni to be kept insured and the policy thereof
ferred to the veI dor u
Act Of sale and u Internal Revenue stamps attached,
at the expense Of the purchaser.
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EHR EsT runrIN. WnoLksALE nAsuFAo-
Drops sug.r Almonds, Rock Candy, yujabe Pasta Gum
Drops and s!rsPs y rssm inpoFiss o. tEsnsh qsn.
Rhins Dsecrssd Toy, cossss.ss r:nsy Psps for GsLs
and New Year Prsssn1e Con acopas Go, etc Ne IS
Old Lsves street, bssvsun D. Is - osna strsss New
Orleans, L. IT
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.. s. CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW ORLEANS, ,

COLLkCIOhs OfIfCts Oct I'D 1906. y
accordance with the Section II the Act
Congress approved July Is 1866 the following described
Seized goods viii be sold Public Auction No.
Custsbouse buiidlns Cusfonhouse street entrance,
FRIDAY, Nsysmbsr 9th, 1855. Ct 10 O'Clock, A H.:
July o., 1904 no mark, bottles Kirschwnsse; v9sels
Olnda Violation section |, Act J1ly %. is66
July 10, 1857. marked A. bbls syrup Of Cane juice IL
section !, Act June 80. 1854 4 -
August TO- 1893 NAKED B. under r. p Y, fs70 Ci
gss; steamer ouysns violation section n Act March 2.
August n, 1888, msyksd p D. kss ds,I gallons, Sherry,
boz Florida Water end lis pair Kd Gloses NO MARI:
sci frims Dcnns; violation eectio9 - Act March !9
August a. 1893 no mark casks Rum; vessel, Ysabeas
violation section g, Act March 2; 1872
September T. 1903 no mark Gaze Absynthe IS Billiard
Bas yesos Elns; volstion section a. Act March 1898.
:" = - - = PERRY FULLER. Collects.
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BOARDING.

pOA RD-THE LARGE HOUSE NOS. Al AND AZ
~ Bourbon street, one ana half from Canal street,
ready Tor the accommods on families single
temen eroems spacious and well furnished the table
of the best. Day boarders taken
pOARDING-ELEGANT FURNISHED APART
ments to rent with excellent board Of the
parlor The situation of the desirable in the citv
Apply at lac st. Joseph
EIRST CLASS ROARDING-ONE or TWO
gentee families who desire comfortable home good
living in pleasant part OF the city m hit be suited app
cation at the corner Of Camp and Robin Streets opposite
Coliseum square The house has large well furnished
pass the door -