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Is the offspring OF great fact. Noone can think
Of denying that his excelsior HAIR dye bring, out a
finer brown OF black than any other, IN % shorter
time and without injury to the hair. Ihs, ls "A
truth as apparent that The sun lisit, iar earth.
Cristadoros Har frr>cUanye and u"'uAHrI.
The toilet, without tins article, lacks as uSt GNe'
full attribute. Nothing is 50 common IN tns
country as the falling out OF the lair. The Pre-
servatiye prevents 1t. The Ebrcs can l.o 1a"re
loosen and drop otf ii this article IS regularity app
piled night and morning than il each wen fixed
in a vice. The testimony ou this POINT is over
vhelmiug, while the Identifying and uNie"g""
ing properties Of the ,lul1 are equally VEL ts'A.r
lshcd.
Sold by druggists and applied 10y all h',r IN, 1854
ers. Manufsctory No 6s Maiden Lane luHo',
pal depot NJ. Aston House. s,lt2R&wilH
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COLGAgE Is CO.'S
T 0 IL L T S O A p S
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.

L Warranted to remove all desire for T5ts,.,
This great remedy is an excellent appetizer. Il
puiihr- tie blood, iuviRorates the system pos
sesses great nourishIug and strcntheInrg power.
enables the stomach TO digest the food, makr+
s'eep retrr,hiug, and establishes robust health,
smokers and ehewers tof sixty years cured. Pucy'
htly cents, post Tree. \ treatise on the injurious
euspts Of tobacco, with lists Of references, tesii
moun's. &C., sent free, Agents wanted. Address
DR.. r. X. ABBOTT, Jersey City, N. sedlt
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~ cERrNIN CIRLN

For inciplent consumption, asthma, coughs, colds,
dyspepsia, liver complaint and general "ga''i'y'
will be found in Or. Tobias'T) tlmouic Life syrup
This valuable medicine, Compounded from tAv
gifts OF the Vegetable Kingdom, viii bee ioand a
sovereign remedy, IN all the ahoye-u9mcl dis
eases. The demand for this valuable e' pound
is daily increasing, and /, viii without a doubt
become as popular "a Doctor Tobias celebrated
Venetian Ilniment Consumption IN l's last
stages this syrup viii not cure, nor Is ther" any
remedy that will; a relief, however, wall ne found
by its use. What 1t is stated 70 cure 1t surely
Will do, tral Will prove. Thousands Of cofua-
Gates can be seen at the depot,
Sold. by all druggists, and AT No. 10 Park Place
NewYork. Price 20 cents. Ask tur ur. Tobias
Pulmouic Life syrup, and take no o,her
sept.ILNwlm.
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TILE NATIONAL TErsr 90.

of the city of New York No, 3i6 ErAtN,y.
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
CHARTERED uY THE STATE.
Darius Il. Mang,ln, PresI4eut James A"r.3
Receives ; Deposits and allows four pyrr.r sent.
interest on all Daily Balances, sm'ori 10 hook a.
Sight. Special deposits for SIX months, OF r."Te,
may be made at five per cent, The Capital 90 one
million dollars is divided among over I'" share
holders, comprising many gentlemen OF large
wealth and financial experience, who .lo n.-' Is'-
sonally liable to depositors Tor all Obligations Vi the
Company to double the amount Of their stock.
As the National Trust Co. receives deposits IN
large or small amounts, and permits tArn To be
drawn as a whole or in part 10y Check at sight
and Without Notice, allowing interest On all
daily balances, parties throughout ID" country
can keep accounts in this institution with sre'la'
advantages OF security, convenience @-'' profit
iunel6d&wGm,
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CLARKS CARRIAGE & SLEIGh
" MANDATORY.
ANDREW CLARK
Light Carriageand Sleigh Manufacturer,
pOuLTNEY. VT.

IOO-f~NGHt
Keeps on hand large assortment Of Light Car,
riages and Sleighs OF every description. would
call the attention OF persons wanting carriages %
my stock. Our gearings are made OF the pes
hickory, ironed with Norway iron and steel tyre
Blanchard,. best uBuffalo brand" top leather ana
imported head lining cloth are used. The besI
men are employed and warrant all my worS:
build carriages that in durability, hghtness, stsls
and beauty, are second TO none.
notice. augl9d&tf ANDREW oLAEh'
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M4aSo1IA WATER Superior to the best im-
ported Cicyuan Cologne, and sold Mt haH the
JArKSuN'S CATARRu SNUFF AND
TEDCHE POWDER

prC".
JArKsuN's CATARRu SNUFF AND
TE0CHE POWDER,
A tohtAtful and pleasant remedy in Catarh,
Headache, Bad Breath, Hoarseness, Asthma,
Mucai,is, Coughs, Deafness, &c, and all disor-
d,rs resulting from Colds in
HEAD, THROAT AND VOCAL ORGANS.
This remedy does not DRY Up Catarrh but
L0OSENS it; frees the head Of all offensive
matter, quickly removing RAD Breath and Head
ache; uuays and soothcs the burning heat in
Catarrh is 50 mild and agreeable in its effects
that i. positively
CURES WITHOUT sNEEZING
As Troche Powder, is pleasant TO the taste,
and never uauseates; when swallowed, instantly
gives TO the Throat and Vocal Organs
DELICIOUS SENSATION OF GOODNESS
AND COMFORT.
Is the best Voice Tonic in the world. Try it.
safe, Reliable and only IS Cents.
Sold by Druggists, or mailed free, address
COOPER, WILSON & Co, Prop'rs,
Philadelphia.
Wholesale Agents, g. c. Goodwin & Co, Rust,
Bros. & Bird, NJ, S. Burr & Co., Weeks Potter,
/ Boston; Henry & Co., Burlington, vt.
/ A. retail by ruggists everywhere.
ctlid&w7m
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|kEIIy!lll0
Ml5I.[IZla
MOTHERS MOTHERS
M0THEkS!'

Don't fail 70 procure
MRS. WlNsLOw's SOOTHING eNU1.rr
For Children Teething.
This valuable preparation has been used s,ltl,
NEVER FAIltNG SUCCESS IN THOUSANDS or .CASI-..
Il MOI only relieves the child from pain, but H.
yiE8rltts the stomach aud bowels cqutc's arlIl.
ty and gives tone and energy 70 the whole system.
Il Viii also instantly relieve
Gripping in the Bowels and Wind Cole
W, believe it the Brsr and sUnrsr remedy g..
the world III all cases OF DarThea and Uysnt,I.
In children, whether arising from ty thing ot sgs
other llu-a.
Full directions for using VIII accompany ,...
hot,ly.
. IL sure aud call for
"MR@. WINsLOW'S SOOTHING 9lKrr..
Hayin, the f,c-suile Of Curtis & Perkins .a
the outside wrapper. Al Others others are 1a.
limitations. Je1t 1sw.a
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GEN McCooK.-Maj Gen. Edward NJ.
McCoQk, Of Ohio, a brave and gallant OIL
Ger during the war, and now United
States. Minister to the Sandwich Islands,
in letter dated Honolulu, August %, to
Senator Conuc~s, writes as follows;
The news Of the Democratic nominal
tions has arrived, and | think they are
radically weak-the very weakest combi-
nation that could have been made; the
war democrats won't vote for Seymour,
because he was a copperhead and the cop
perheads won't vote for Blair, because he
wore blue instead of a gray uniform
Much to my disgust | saw that cousin
of mine, Geo. w. McCook, had proposed
! the name Of Seymour to the Convention
as "thc man who would drive the radical
cabal at Washington from power, &c., Ac,
/ | am sorry that ! cannot be at home this
! fall, on Georges account; he Is somewhat
! powerful on the stump III Ohio, and
would like to follow him around and neu
/ tralize the effect Of his rhetoric, by stat
/ ing the fact that he is the only one Of hi
name who supports Seymour and Blair
and the only male member of the family
who was not in the Union army during
/ the war. should think the spirits of hi
/ dead father and brothers, who laid dowr
/ their lives in defense of the Union, woult
haunt him with continual reproaches.
think this n pretty fair illustration of tn
way things will 70 at the election !; tn
soldiers will vote as they shot-agains
the rcbpls and rnDperhcada will be Demo
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Nh. Ednu7 Several OF your correspondents,
very oh and respectable no doubt, seem to be
wonderfully exercised as to the origin Of our
Plantation BItters. SO long as these Bltters are
all that We represent them to be, We do not know
thatIt makes any difference from whom they
come. OK from whence they originated but for the
information Of the public generally. and old Capt
Vent in particular We viii say that he told the
truth. and that these Bitters originated in the
Wyst India Islands-that many of the ingredients
have been fayorably used for over century, but
orir combination OF talisaya Is entirely new, and
our otyn Tic rum and other materials are the
s.ua, aaG as YOUR correspondent says, better
BITTER, aud Tonic is not made. We recommend
them particularly for dyspepucs, fever and ague,
debility, loss OF appetite, and in all cases where a
tuaie8ul -timuiant is required.
T.. II. DRtkE, & Co,
Il Park Row, y. y.
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81 Interrupted fragrance rises in invisible
clouds the moment that bottle of Phalon's "Flor
de Mayo" the new perfume for the handkerchief,
is opened; one single drop scents handkerchief.
Sold by all druggists.
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HIGHLY INTERESTING NEWS. - Mothers take
notice. Mother Baileys Quieting Syrup for chill
dren Teething. Large bottles only IS cents. Sold
by Druggists. 44-w&dly.
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Flowers AND FRosT.-An engineer
on the Pacific railroad over the Sierra Ne
vada range, writes that in the valley the
weather is uncomfortably warm, the
plains to the foot of the mountains being
covered with the most lovely wild flowers,
and yet within sixty miles snow is on an
average ten feet deep on the level.
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IMPURE BLOOD. MUDDY WATER.


Pure blood may be compared to lmra water, ASA
impure blood to muddy water. lyon pass muddy
water through muslin you soil II; Continue The
process and you cover with thick mud. Blood
passes through all parts Of the BODY II good and
pure it nourishes and clcansgs The parts IL eoas
through Ifimpufe it leaves maIe or LIS dIh be-
hind it. Brandreths Pills are the medicine want
ed, because they are made on purpose 20 take
dirty humors out Of the body and they newer tait
These pills cure scrofula, even OF forty }yArs'
standing they have cured cases OF Ih.a".' IN
when the patient had not walked for fur Years;
of paralysis where the legs had lost thg'r power
of movement for seventeen years. The evidence
in these cases cannot be disputed. Is thyre :
town in the world where such eyidenc exists not
II Braudreth's pills have been much u.s. ! there
we know that such evidence can be found.
But be sure and see upon each box m! maine III
the government stamp in white letters.
Il. BEASpRErH, Branlreth House. y. y
Sold by all druggists. sopt2ld&wlu
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Sold by Druggists. i4-|""'y
\ PERMANENT TuNi'.
Every one at times feels the necessity 81 -'rl"-
thing to tune up the system depressed 10y mental
or bodily exhaustion. At such times let every
one, instead of taking alcoholic Of medicinal sim
ulants, reinyigorate his deblhtatcl System )y 'hn
natural tonic elements Of the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
or Protected Solution of the protuNi!o Of mon,
which yitalizes and enrches the blood by supply
ing it with its life element, iron.
Being free from alcohol in any form, its cnerBiz-
ing effects are not followed by corresponding re-
action, but are permanent infusrg strength,
vgor and new life into all parts OF the system, and
building up an iron constitution
VIM. C. Sterling, Esq, Of PoughkccIaIc, y. Y,
says:
"since taking the Peruvian Syrup feel better,
my strength is improved, my bowels are ! gular,
my appetite first rate.
;'There is an old physician in this city, older
than l am who has been IN the drug business ior
40 wears who has used the Syrup for three months,
and gives it as his decided opinion that 1t Is the
hest Alternative tonic medicine he ever knew
For dyspepsia debility and female weaknesses,
the Peruvian Syrup is specific. A 81 page
pamphlet sent free. The genuine has Peruvian
syrup blown in the glass.
up. DINSMORE, Proprietor,
No. SO Dey st. New-fork.
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DoDDs NERyINE AND INvIGORATOR

is tonic and gentle stimulant which is not at.
tended by reaction. What 1t gains for you il
maintains. When it refreshes body or mind
It refreshes with natural strength that comes 10
stay. We are not recommending teetotalism in
the interest Of any faction; but long and extend
ed observation teaches us that he who resorts to
the bottle for rest or rocuperaton, will find he
keeps at it. that he is kindling fire In his bones
which will consume like the flames of perdItion.
Turn from IL. Take a tonic that will refresh and
not destroy Dodd's Nervine is for sale by all
Druggists. Price One Dollar. Fee book Of Ger,
tiacates that accompanies each bottle.
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Washington Items.

Robert c Murphy has been appointed
general post office agent,
Thomas w, Foster has been appointed
gauger Tor the fifth Massachusetts, dis
triet,
New England clerks at Washington
can come home and vote in November for
Sl6 90 for the round trip, tickets good for
30 days,
-Senor Vela, on Monday, presented his
credentials TO the Secretary Of State, and
was received as charge d'affairs of the re-
publics Of Guatemala and Salvador.
--Messrs, Colfax and Wade will be at
Washington on Friday, and will adjourn
their respective houses until the 10th Of
November, according TO the Joint rosolu-
ton on the subject,
1t is asccrtained' from an authentic
source that, in a telegram of the ith inst,
Minister Hale applied for instructions in
view of the political situation at Madrid.
Tho instructions having been given
through the same medium, on the 9th, Mr.,
Hale now telegraphs that, in compliance
with the instructions, he has recognized
the new government at Madrid. His pro-
ooeding has been confirmed.
-Binckley's troubles multiply; he has
Inadvertently violated a provision Of the
revenue law, the penalty for which is fine
and imprisonment MclIenry, the princi-
pal witness in the case against Rollins, has
been indicted for perjury; Fitch, the
chief aid in working up the ease, is now
in Jail in New York; Moore, who was one
of the principal blowers and strikers in
Washington, is in Jail for embczzling gov
eminent funds.
The post office department has infor'
nation of a temporary arrangement made
by the yicc-president of the Union Pa
ci6c railroad, for carrying the mail be
tween the terrnini OF the Pacific railroad
Meanwhile several parties have tclegraphc,
their willingness to contract for the trans
portation of the mail, among them Brig
ham Young. Propositions are now under
consideration with view to secure tn,
certainty Of the service by express unit
the completion Of the railroad. Wells
Fargo & Co, are not expected to continue
the mail service much longer,
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THE RUTLAND HERALD,

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER H. 1865
National Union Rcpublicn" N"mi'
nations,
aoa rEEr,uENIt
ULYSSES ). GRANT,
at Iniuu,s
F4E NlCE.rUf stpENTf
SCHUYLER COLFAN,
OF Indiana,
gnE ErVrFuE, or. PRESIDENT ASA N,E-IEtai-
pENT,
~ Large
uEuRDE ", dRANDEY, OF Nergrnna,
HORACE FAIRBANKS, Of st.'Johnshury.
E1rd District
uEORtE \ MERRILL, of Rutland
Second District
Il. ". CLARKE OF Bnttlebogo.
Third DistriSi,
GEORGE wILkINs,ot stowe,
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\ TFHmuLr TKUru Caustic solutions for
Catarrh drives the disease upon the lungs. Or.
Kenucdy's permanent Cure for Catauh' IS sue
,,sstu because il soothes and heals the liberated
membrane OF the nos and throat. It's sold by
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up- Dr.. I,usul Of Paris, one of the most emf
nent chemists of Europe, says, when Iodine can
be dissolved in pure water the most astonishing
results may be anticipated Dr. II. Anders' To-
dine Water Is Iodine dissolved in pure water, and
the most astonishing results have followed It's use
IN eases of sgrutula and all chronic diseases.
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pE CAREFUL
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU TAKE.

When you are exhausted by over-work of he's,
or hand, and feel the need OF something invicorat.
ing, don't drink whisky nor any intGxieatinn
thing whether under the name of Bit.ers or other,
wise. Such articles gire just as much strength
to your weary body and mind the whip gives
to the faded horse, and no more. Alcoholic slim
uItn'- are injurious TO Nerve-health, and are AL
Ways followed by depressing reaction.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER "A, 1865,
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HrGuLY IHrEREsrrNG News. - Mothers take
notice. Mother Bsiieys Quietiug syrup tor
children Teethng Large bottles only p CENTS.
Sold by Druggists. i4-|%"1y
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THOMAS g SPEARS SALES.

SUCCESSION OF FERGUS AAYR0NSE SECOND
District Court Of rev Oreans-No 29493-3Old Watch,
Silver stirrups, RazOrs Doueebarre shOt dun POwde
Horn, Etc, etc
BIZ THOMAS - SPEAR.
PLAcIDE J. SPEAR Apctoueer.
SHlssrOoms, SO b enviiIs strest .
SATURDAY, July Isos a. n Ir.p..t
~ 10 O'Clock sAlesroNm Bi@nvila strs-t nv
VI tue and in Of order oTn he Honorable
Tatmas Judge Of the Second District of New reans
dat June 2sh 1865 FIR account Of tn above
vii ue solu-
Chronomeer God Watch, pair Silver strrup. pair
EazoIs Double bar ell shot dun, I Powder horn Seal
r. nR, and sandry other articles.
rSaTE RMs-i'ash
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pEAsACOLA OBSERVER.
PUBLISHED TsLwEEKLY BY wM. KIRK co.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES months s.; SIX months IS in ad
This long esssb bed jou nal becomes very desirable
q Is time in the 'aet that Pensacola u % tin
her fAilroa1 communications with The Northwest and
becoming q point Of interest 70 sat.rprsng mn
II - devoted the development OF the natsri.l IN.
Of the state Of FLORIDA. in ITS locs d.
devO'es special attention irrnens. Iambsr
arr Tin bsr trade growing in s vicinity also % Otnsr
ei. iirns va eh TO the reader will indicate
the Development " he grezt NATURAL advantages Of Pensacola
port Advertisements solicited
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cHaS. 7. NkSH'S SALES.

sUNDRIEs... .....FURNiTUaE........PL PLATED WARE
For account of whom 4 may concern
~ CHss. II. NASH
AUcuoNEKR-Ofcs Masonic Hall Auction Mart
Corner 81 Charles and ferdidO strests
FRIDAY, Sd Inst, at o'clock a ~.
a. saesT0em corner 81 Charles aud Periido streets
ior account Of whom IL ma concern will be sold
A VARIED Assortment mentonl Of Furni-
fuIe ma Also elegant AID
SlLvF X PLATED WARE
8-TKkMs-Cash In u 3. Treasury Notes
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SUCCESSION OF CLAIRoINE vAsN1ER-No. sl,s,
BY 9. DE FFRIEr,

Office No. IS BienvfIle street
SATURDAY, Juty lIah, Is8R, AZ az
~ O'Clock N, the Merchants and Au tiouesrsi ~
change, H. ys street, betv Canal
b Pubic AUc1on BY virtue OF Orde from HOa John
W 1h mas Judge of the second District of New Or.
leans, Dated April IT, S6S, will be % d.
l A Lon OF GROUND nth the buildings and irnnrove.
nts there 81 tie in he hrd District this city 10
the square BOUNDED CasaeavO Spain MORGAN and Poat
reei 80 feet from Casacavo street by feel
IN oepth The buildings and improvements consist Of twt
slated roof building built portion Of the ot
also. priv eihiem,
81 TEENs-One bali cash and the balance on a credit Of
SIX snc twelve month"; in secured by special NOR gaze
ano veno.rs n divided into coupons and bearing pc
cent interest from the until tina nav
the buildings be hep. insured policy tr.n
trrsd 20 the testAmtutary suit the
purchaser will BE- rsquir i've ceut ATTORNEYS
eommssonn the amount recovered which will wise be
seemed by murtgagr
With U g. Internal Revenue Stamas attach a
before Octave De- Armss, Notary Puoc at purchasers ex
pense.
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ESH sALE-kEAL Est ATE-sEVERAL Hun
COtts md SuEsE Plantations located In the hes.
grtons Of be eotfan am sukzrgrowng ss-s Also Rics
Plan stsns Orange Orchards bodies OF va uaoIs
timber laBos loo srge variety Of CITY and subufbaI
ropery improved and unuproved in the Residences
building lots and SQUARES terms Partiss
ssh invest vii do well call examine our Prope
les MI err Gard. Real Estate Ags-ts, No S. Csrondels
street, New Orleans.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
C,E. GlRaaDey q co. s SALES.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERIcA-FoR THE DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF JOHN B. PACKER
NO. 2Sa, IN BANKRUPTCY.
PLANTATION IN THE PARISH OF NArcHIroeHEs
WITHOUT RESERVE
c. E. GIRaaDsy @ co.'s SALES.
nY Q. 4. GIKARDEY q co..

CATUHDAY. Jnly n, SIS. at IA O'Clock
- H. at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchsnge
Roy street city CfNew CrlsalS viii be sold BY aud pusu
81 an order fom the Homo H. Du udgt otthe
district Court Of the United States Cor she District Louis
lana dated the 18Th June 1868 and rendered in the above
entitled matter the following described property, ndered
o. John Packer in bans ptey aud for The Oenedt Of
ihe creditors Of sad bankrupt, tOsQit
"A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND OK PLANTATION,
situated IN the Parish OF Natchitoches state Louisiana,
comprised 81 the following tracts Seer q Of rown-hp
70 " n I'm, Range aiming 66 76 100 u
land purchased by said b Packer l. Fisher by
act O. sale Of Dec mber q 1871 Also another Tract Of
Land contatning 80 being below Joining the
above Tract; sin Tract being Z Sc tiun s4 sans
Town hip and Range snd compns ng panauon.
The above property will he Ia with certificate mort
gage showing that there are mortgages judo
~ popery the assignee being responsible other
guarantee
TEsNs-Cash the spot In U. s. Treasury notes
Act Of sale. together with u. Revenue
STAMPS attached, st the exp me Of the prrehaser
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VALUABLE LOT or GROUND
SUCCESSION o. WIDOW BAZILE JAILLoT OR
JAILLEAU-NO, 1920
BY g.. DE FERRET,

BY g.. DE FERRET,
AUcrIoEEER-Oice So Bienville street.
GATUBDAH, .IuIy ISIh, Is8s, at lie
ocuck az the Merchants N, tioneersi Exchange
Ro street between Canal and CustOmhouse streets by
Lu0hc anctOn b. virtue OF the Honarab {
John W Thomas, Judge OF the Second District of
tate will be solo
Lot GROUND in the square BOUNDED by Washing.
ton Lapsge Sixth a. Sc, streets forming the corner
OF asngou and seventh streets measuring 60 Mt
on sshingtn street by 100 feet in depth Seventh street.
tog Their Vith an Old htu erected thereon.
SUBJECT to all claims that Mrs. h p. Gaines may have
sgaii s the properly
H7- II RMs-Cssh in U r. Treasury Notes
Act OF se with U. S. internal stamps attached
pense
POST We AND UNREsERvED SALE To EFFECT
PARTITION, CT VERY CHOICE RESIDENCES,
SITUATED AT NOS 81 AND 50 EsPLANADE
STREET BETWEEN ROYAL AND CHARITIES
STREETS, AND OF AN EXCELLENT BUSINESS
STAND, NO. III TOULOUSE STREET, BETWEEN
DAUPHIE AND BURGUSDY STREETS.
H. PARLANGE VS.. p N RIvERA-No 2s2s5.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-03
MON rGOMt8y BROS. @ CO. IS SALES.

LARGE AND PEREsProkY sALE OF ELEGA ~
ss'et sno Single Horses, Elegant Saddle Horses Firi
Fsrk Mules, Fine Mlch Cown Bugeas Hsrns.s uysgop,
SIC, etc, Al suc.ion.
~ MONTGOMERY BR0s. ~ 90.
ss HoSteOHRRY Anctionos-
onies-s7 Camp stree.
EK'BAH, JuIy Sd. 1893. az IL s'eI0ek = .
NJ, 81 y. Liners stables 0rsvier street. VII b ssla--
EiesAnt Match 5orsss
Elegant Saddle Horsss
Fine Work huies.
Fine Mich Cows
AisO-Isp Aho Open 8ugg1ss, Harness, wagons,
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