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A RTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
OF THE
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We, John G. Hall, Thomas Baker, Amos c.
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Grout, VIM. Joslyn & Sons, Skinner & Drew,
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sHsRIFF's SALES.

EDWARD coNERY vs.. A s. MANsFIBLp-FIFrH
District Court Of New 0sleans-No 1895
PY VIRTUE OF writ Of der, raeias to
lime dt ected by the Honorable the Filth District
Court Of New Orleans, in the above entitled cause.
will coed 10 sell public Auction TIVE Mechans and
Auconeers Exchange, ROYAL bsx san canal AID
Gust mneuse streets in h@ Second Dsrct tls city, oa
MONDAY The eignth day June, 1865. at IL O'Clock
AL the right, title and inter- Vt OF The defendant
Mansfield in and u hty go shares Of Capital ~oc Of
the Good Intent Towboat Company Louisiana
BY the three ctrt6 aes Of ihs said company Nos and
g. on file in my Office
Seized ip the above suit.
DF TERMs-Cash on The spot
GEO. W. AVERY,
ms j26 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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Office o. Board Lev. eCommi soners Of tate Of Ipus
ana New Or ags, IS, 1858 inc normlty resolution
The BtHid LEA ed Proposals will be received This ocs
until wEDNEsDAN. tie 10th day of June next, up 70 s
ocl ok for the ion Of the evee the
"Grandn l. situated in the parish P0nts Coupee
atOu' 40 m les above New Orleans
imeus nsll0 feet base IS feet crown, and averaging
about 6 FEET in height Estimated In cubic Yards
5000
Bids viii stste the price cubic yard payable in csh
lsyee bonds az 80 the dollar. The
mSIced the fall Of vii to be CON-
petd ~ the LIT day Of January. 1869 according sps
neanns Of nract which Can be application
EneiDeer Of n 3 ard.
Pa ments will b. made thirty the certificate
OF the fnsineer Of completed work twenty per
BE- rtned guarantee forty In lieu bond
and security be in bids and Ia VIII ch case
special tond and security vii be required ajndcatin
good fifth
The Board reserves the right Of rejecting all IDS Pro-
posas to be indose according ton TO be ad-
dressed 10 thu boaid OF Levee ommiss
n q. SNErhEN, secretary
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EcR sALE-kEAL EsTAfE-sEyERAL nOE.
cred Cotton and sugar Plantations, located the b-st
pgrtons OF be Gotten and sugar go~ine sses Also Rice
Plantations Orange Orchards and srss bades of u.os
timber isnas Also large variety subar an
rrc2sry improved and unuproved In he Om q residences,
stores bubding lots and fsvorsbs Parties
wish 70 invest viii do we examine our Pocer
ties " er Gsrd Real Estate Agszfz, No. g Carondsss
street New OrleAna.
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PROPOSALS..
DROPOsALs......... ... ........PROPOsALs.
FOR LUMBER-FoR LUMBER
PROPO~ALS.

OFFICE OF CHIEF oUARTERMAsTER,
FIFrH MILITARY DISTRICT
New Orr ans La May q, 1858
Sealed Proposals invited and will received at this
Office until u NJ SATURDAY the thiriieth for
furnishing hi Department
Such Nv BER as may be required for the six months
eT ding November 80 1868
Parsulars can be learned on appca ion at this Office.
bids
frpf'al' must be ndorsed Proposals for Lumber" and
addressed TO the u. dersigned.
GHAS II. TOMPRINs
Breyet Brig Gen aud Chlef Quartermaster,
Fifh Military d. trict
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JOHN MUNRoE co VS. ROBERT hUkrHY-FaIRD
District Court of New Orlesns-Eo. 257ls. D.

JOHN MUNRoE co vs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
District Court of New orleans-No 2a7ls.
b By the the fhiid District Court
OF New Orleans 10 the above Entitled Il proceed
Exchange Roysl srset between Canal u1:tomh1u.o
June 1858, at u OcOck following described pro.
/ 4 CERTAIN SQUARE OF GaoUsp. together with
all the rght pvie and -ntag rsunto be-
h s.y parse oD 4. Ss" the IL: 81
sysS sSd de- on plan crsyn by rne late
no.ry public q this city spsneeS B ss as s,nsTe So'
H. con pissed within Gosssin Jacks Chestnut and Mar
rom hiibsy and other. - per act d.ssd the sss ~
TN Lo iSs OF soUso osssa vi ID. rights,
priv and advantages thereunto selongng
this parish, DESIGNATED the above rntoned plan from
No Is 70 No ~ -ensivs Of sqasre No 10 eompnssd within
IWO LOTS OF GROUND, together with AL the rights,
any wise an En- aiming situas in the me 20 m Bss~ie
storssid de ign .d on the above ref red lots
pire, y,lna and Chestnut streets
senarpt ram Man e Elliott as per act paced befare H.
Pan S@e late notary public in tins ety. dated December
seiEed in The above suit
ss- TEENs-cssh on the spot.
myI2Jd Sheriff Of Toe Parish o dreams.
JOHN MUNROE co. VS. WILLIAM MURPHY
Third District Court Of New Orlsans-so Is 792.
Pr VIKTUb ef "a Writ Of FIrrt Faeias
New ore~D- 10 the 40 We entiled su viii Or
TO sell 1t rubc Auction, Nefchan and Auc-
hou street, fs second District Of this city, on
MnNDsY, June 1868 a Y O'Clock
-FOUR LpTS OF GROUND rosethar with al the
rights pivleges advautazv ongiaz
or 40 any wis aiming siu - IA
ssnssd as Lot. No. and g. Ss If As,.PP TVS
bounced by Chestrut. 0csseln Deeafur and De Arnas
,s.s on pan drawn BY Z PMS haze saryeyo
Ain~orth then otay public ia this city being tn
psron o. ground acquired By sssnd-st from ROb-t Mur-
is5s pD'"' =" 'N'' '''' '-'so i''0 OIL june
Seized In the above snit
GEO AVERY.
M Y ~ Sheriff Of be Psrish Of 'rlsans.
CoLOMB, BROOKS & co, VS. GEORGE y. HOLT
Same ssme-Fourth D trict .urt Of sew Orleans
EOa p. AIS and q 446.
10 directed BY the Honorable the urth Distrct
Court Of New orleans, In the ab emitted caus WI
proceed 70 sell 81 public s1eon on the premise, hereinafter
desgnstsd IN WEDNESDAY the tenth Gay Of June s6S
Of premises No " ST. Char s ss.t and No
ses being occupied BY def-ne a bar CONS
The Whole e PEI nysn which may be my Office
Seized IN the above suits
GEORGE W AVERY.
mzszp sheriff Of the radsh ~ lssts
ALExANDRIEE MEYER TT AL W. E~MA4 az.
dsrson- Filth Distet Court OF New Orleans-No 10 rs
ID directed By Honorable the Frh Dtri coar, =,
New Orleans in the above entitled proc ed 70 eli
At public auction SATURDAY. III. Thneeash dsy -
.reet in the secssd Dissrie Of chs eis, NO. .
IHk RI and Moy.ble fleets t.ken from the
premises lately occupied ~ cefsndt and 1855
Lsplanade street. a. inventory which seen IN my
seizsd in the above suit
Hs- fERNs-Cssh the spot
GEORGE w. AVERY
Juz Is sheriff q the Parish Of Orleans.
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BIZ g. DE FERRET.


AucrIoEEER-Ofice and Salesrosm. So Benyie street.
MONDAY, June 20sh. Sos, ma 12 O'Clock
Nl att Merchants and Auct onesrs' Exchangs R0yal
between Csna and BY Public
Auction virtue Of order the Heuor able John W.
1homss Judge Of the district Court Neg
and dated n 1858 Court Docket 300f the follow
ing oescribed !, al estate oil be sold
A LARGE PORTION OR PAbCEL OF GROUND stu
ated in The Third District Of This the
by Emyrs Craps aud Burgundy Desire Love or Ram
100 front 100
feet 7 inches depth.
The buildings and improvements Of very comfort
able resioeBce with containing .rlo dining
room four beo Ooms ana gallery story kitchen
containing four fr BUILDING thu cOntan
ing divisIons
garden, frsit trees,
Iris property eing only steps from the DAupnin
Street Railroad shou command the attention Of parties
desire quiet sne retirs residence
See plan Il Excl ang.
s5- IEbMs-' ash u s. Treasury Votes
OF sale with u q Internal Revenue stamps attached
also the the year before B. first Notary
Public at the expsnse Of the purchaser.
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WANTED.

UANTss-I0O LaBoRKRs 70 WORK on CON.
w struciion OF Texas Central Rsiro.d Apply
John y. Riley gent of ComDsny no. i04 Common
VNANTEp-A WI rB GIRL TO Do uo 81
w Work, A ssisi Ia tie OF Children
ua'on and far he secured by Ri who
finh safiFfaetry recommendation App 81 2fS Felicity
treei, n'aI the c"TDer Of It Charles
IVA TED-~Y A VIRGINIA LADY THO MAS
had considerable experience in teaching English. Must
Freich tiiuaiion As 6overness heference-1ev DE-
Mi Rchg ODd Va Address Miss Y. N, Fart
OOur u use, Virg'l Ia.
WAITED OCCUPANTS FOR TWO UNFUR
w Dshed FurDi>bed Rooms q private family,
city, where the every i've miIuts ferns mode
rate. Sl Apolo street, bstween rha ia and Erafo
sNTED-ENPLoYMBsr sY A MIDDLE AGED
w Widow Ladv Teaci ladies' Comp anion- For
reference spply at 2l3 julia street.
WANTFD-rO KENr-A SMALL OwEbLISG.
w nouse oetv-tn Felicity and Canal Address
g, 'rrscent Once" stating terms and locStion
IA ANTED-sUGAR PLANTATIONS PATHS
" desi-ous Of Selling sugar Psnstio invited
parties hing buv Green der Real Estate Agents.
q Commercial Piac., sew Orleans
N AN fED-A 0ENTLkAAk OF NATURE YEAas,
w and who hse had large business experience IN New
ORLEANS. wishes situation mercantile house where tn
In respectable he feels satished thai he could
meet the irem-nts Of The srnplest
mendations be furnished leh 81 the Osss1EsI
oehce 10 q. X s. viii meet with prompt attention.
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nAGNIFICENT THKRE.sroRY BRICK REsIoESCE,
No 81 BOURBON STREET, BETWEEN CUSTOM
HOUSE AND BIENvILLE STREETS. sn


BY @. DE FERRET,
AucrIoSKER-ohees So Bienville street.
V'HURsDAr. June 4th, Ises. at I2
on Royal street between anal ana Cusooh use streets
at pG spSs sps1in III Ss o ss Rousn
Of thin ey II the ass SsS bounded y sUgSS GsS@
81 feet inch and ne front on Boucoon street.
BY about ~ fee. 10 ieehes and 8 lines in deDtO.
ses @ i1s sSvsIsa . 81 % %
having Ia carriage entrance ire sds sud c,usnny
the ground tOor Iarors; IN second
too bedrooms and bosdo ana in the third sorg two bed
The two-stoy Brick Wing contains in the first story,
storToom. pantry, kchen, stable aud house; and
in the second story i've rooms, hal and side galleries.
The water s i-trOduc d. also the gas There is large
esien on the premi.es Of the ca sety Of V sa9us 1h
ya'd neatly paved with bricks and the corridor with smooth
Altogether this property finish pre-
sent re , tor 5st Class Tss.sss nc,
tvtie ussnd doars cue May 9th 1859 without Interest,"
the balsnce Of the price Of adjudication Uash O.
The o. se with United states internal stamps
attached before Theodore Guyo notary pubic at purchasers
eypsrse
TOOLS. .........TooLs
Succession of Jonathan Arthur-No. 2sssZ
BY @. Dc FERRET.
AucnosErR--Onsce No IS BeuviIe street.
81 RI. s1 Ssa e 80 sS. sI ns oss.oen
ain end oct streets rbird strict BY virtue Of order
District Court of New Ureans dsed May lIh 1865 will
by psblIc auction
LAkGil Lar OF CARPENTES'S TOOLS such as
III and Jack lanes Hand and Wood saws, Augers
Spades Shoves Files, Hammers, Hscns Chi-es Hinges
Screw. locks, Brushes. 'rOwbars, whosibsrrows,
Tool chests Ladders lumber
H9- 1ERms-Cash In ". n. Treasury rotes.
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF
MILNEBURG.
SUCCESSION OF MAURICE scANLoN-NO loss.
BY q. DE FFRIET,
AUcuoSKkR-Oice So Benvile street.
GATUKnAY, Jsne "a. 1865, st Noon. mt
- The Merchants and Exchange, Royal
street. between Canal and Streets ~ vrtus OF
order from the Homo able John " 1omas Judge OF the
Sscoud District CONT Of View Oesns dated Is 1868
by public the following described esuae belong
ing to said succe sion will be sold
Lot OF GhotND with the buildings and improve
ments thereon situate this city mailing part toe lo
Designated by the No. 6of No 1863 plan
burg and ming the Columbia men
Streets aid lot In Frencn 30 feet on
Columbia street. by $50 feet in depth and unt Frenchmen
Ssr TKRxs-Cash in u. s. Treasury Notes
Act II sale. With u s. stamp, attached
before j. Caste notary public at hs ers
SUCCESSION OF M. z. ST. AMANT-MRs. WIDOW
ZERINGUE-NO $1,000
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VERY PLEASANT AND COMFORTABLE RESI-
DEScE AND DEPENDENCIES COVERED WITH
STATES. WITH LARGE GROUNDS UNDER CULT
WALTON. AND WELL STOCKED WITH FRUIT
TREES AND PLANTS SITUATED ON ELxYRA
STREET, BETWEEN CRAPS AND GREATMRN
STREETS, AND IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF
TIE CITY RAILROAD.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
ACADEMY OF MUsIC-sE CHARLES ST.
Monday Evening. June 4. and During the
Week.
FRESH BOUQUET or JUNE FLOWERS.
First night Of the new, sAIdOnic sensational musical mys-
ticisn, BY j. L. Doriv.ge, called
Ku-kfux-Klan.
Repetition Of the ghy successful esmc Drama Of the
FEMALE PRIVATEERs
AN UNAPPRoACHABLE VARIETY PERFORMANCE.
In preparation entirely trick Pantomine called
TIE WHITE HOUSE. that Jack built.
GREAT SPORT AT THE MErAIRIE,
FOR THE-
BENEFIT OF THE FAMILY OF LIEUT. J. BRAINE.
Wednesday, June 9, 1s0s.
PROGRAMME
l-hULE RAcE-Gentlemen Riders-Nine Entres-Mis
2-DUUr LIE TFAN RACE-MiIe Hssts-ovnsrs to Drive.
S-PACiNG RACE 10 HARNESs-owners Dnve-Eis
4-RUNrING RAcE-Gentlemen Ridsrs-Free for All
Ages-Mie Hea's
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-02

$50 hhds Fully Fair and Prime Cuba SUGARS;
800 boxes Brown and Ye low
$50 Hhds Goodale's White Yellow Clarified SUGARS;
1000 E. MuseOvsdo and Clsyed MoLASsES;
80 bills 6Oodales Sugar House e.
80 bali-bbls GOOdale's susar-B Ouse MoLAssEs;
100 begs E. e. =.
$50 bbls and balfbbs Reboiled
AisO-25 hhds. Phfla1 elphia REcTIFyINe CHARCOAL
For sale IN lots 70 suit by A. II. DAEzA,
Ohice-No. 10 st. Louis street.