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INY.ALIDS

Recovering from any attack OF sickness, will
find these Bitcrs peculiarly useful in restoring lost
strength, by removing tho cause OF oebility and in
crca ing the appetite. They should take teaspoon
full three tim-s day, mixed with little water.
The Hrpatic Bitters are also recommended to those
suffering with Chills and Feycrs, when it Gnu be
takon in connection with other remedies prescribed
Tor such complaints, and will assist the action Of
these medicines supplying the system with the
much needed strength lost under the dcbilitating
effects OF malaria upon the constitution. The doss
in such cases, tor grown person. would be table
spoonful thrce times day, Immediately before
meals.
Dyspeptics should never be without bottle Of
HEPaTiC BITrERS. as they bave been uniformly
found to restore the stomach to its lost energies and
thus lead the patient back to the enjoyment Of tho
blessing Of perfect health. They should take des
scrt spoonful three times day. an hour before each
meal. These Bitters are also recommended to ply
sicians, and can be used by them in lou OF other
tonics, such rs Tinct Columbo. Tinct. Bark. 1inct
Gen;tan, and all the cat alogue OF bitter tonics;
far eyceIling these iu its acdon upon the system,
beng combination OF ! many useful toncs and
aromatic carminativcs, which are rendered apcrent
by tine addition OF little TURKEY Rhuharb, making
q preparation long needed by the profession.
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Business UarDs.

R9Eg|S}|!!@S}j[a39A2llRR66K S!} 2lR6 1F53
s}S$9 g &C.? - wv Ae;,5;;|Rt 1sfEEES 1
M:HARZZz:e ~ $: e
VIM. S. coRwIN & co.
s1Goods delivered to oil parts of the City.
October "a
KANo1s 6. CART
FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
WILL. CONTINUE THE ABOVE BUSINESS.
R,- Office corner of South Atlantic Wharf and Ex-
changestrcet. wslmo September ~
L. MOS ES,
GENERAL COLLECTOR AND SUPERVISOR OF
REAL ESTATE.
offer nv services to the public in the above Ca
pacily. Office at residence Corner kiN'I ana MOn-
III ;-STREEr. At home to a. NJ, anu from % TO
4PM tuths1mo October 20
WILLIAM CUR NEY,
FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 1O2 East Bay,
ARLE E I o N, S. c.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE
sale and shipment Of SEA I>LAND AND UPLAND
COTTON. Liberal advances made on Consignments
for sale in this market, or for shipment.
September % 3nos
PIsLEY Is CRE1GHToN'
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos 143 and las EAST BAY.
Vessels chartered and Freights procured.
OctoberS
TOHN ALEXA K r.,
ACCOUNTANT
AND
r EAL L ES TIE A G E " T,
No. 16 Brond-street.
RESPECTFULLY soLICITs BUSINESS IN THE
WRITING up AND ADJUSTING OF BOOKS AND
ACCOUNTS OF Merchants and others. Also, the
SELLING AND RENTING, AND COLLECTION Of
RENIS OF HOUSES, &c. Octooer
II Y. WEsTERVELT & co..
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No. % BRoAD-sTREET,
CHARLESTON, S. c.
BUY, SELL, EXCHANGE. LEASE REAL Es-
TATE in any section of the South.
aS- Negotiate Loans, Collect Rents, &C., &c.
October 13 3mos
Y. wESTEI, EI,VELT,
COLLIE TOR.
GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT.
Hs- Prompt attention given to COLLECTION OF
RENTS, OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS, &c.
nU- OIice No 20 DROAD-STREET, Charleston
q limo October 13
r It. HUME II REYS,
BR0KER, AUCTI0NEER AND CoM1NIS-
SION MERCHANT.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE STOCKS. BONDS, Sc
Curl Tie AND PERSOSAL PNOPEhIf
ATTENDED TO.
No. az BROAD-s RE K r,
CHARLESTON. s. C.
REFERENCES.
Hon. HENRY BUST, W. ]. MAGRATH, Esq,
General JAMES CONNER, I. Il. WARING, Esq.
October
m GRA ANGE SIMONS,
COLLECTOR AND COMMISSION AGENT,
Office i'm Planters ana Mechanics Ba NIX
Building, East Bay.
RESIDENCE No. SO MoNTAGUE-STREET.
OFFICE HOURS FROM 10 10 II a. NJ, AND "A TO
51s O'CLOCK z. NJ,
But will call at Offices or Private Residences when
desired, II informed by note or otherwise.
special attention will be given to the collection of
RENTS, BILLS AND OUTSTANDING CLAIMS.
September % 1mo
GEO. II. IOPP OCK,
ACTOR
COMMISSION MERc HANT,
ACCOMMODATION WHARF,
Charleston, 6. c.
P. GApsDEN HAsELL. Gmos September 81
NORTH, STEELE tS yvARDELL,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
NCY GOODS,
Sta 7IONERY, PE'RFUUERY, CUTLERY,
HOSIERY, FURNISHING GOODS,
WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERY, &c, &C.,
No. I67 NeetinS-strect,
CHARLESTON, s, c.
j. 3. STEELE. C. c. NORTH,
A. W. wARDELL, in. New York.
September Is 3mos
otto SOM II A G,
DYER AND SCOURER,
No. III Market-street, between King
and Archdale streets.
Gants' coats Vests and Pants CLEANED, DYED
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Keep your Liver in "a oraer-keep your di-
SSt Sy the use of these re Y medies, and no disease
will ever ass1il you.
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Biliousness, Ipdigesion General Debility, and all
the complaints which proceed from want Of proper
action in the liver. the stomach and the bowels, are
eradicatcd by course of this great
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Nashville Market.

Stock on hand this evening. g........."........ 0'''
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Dwellings In New Orleans and Jefferson and
s1burbs.

THB TWO LARGE NEW MODERN STYLE TWO
STORY BRICs DWELLINGS, on Magazine street., be-
tween Terpsichors and Eutsrpe streets.
COTTAGE, clio street. bstwsen Clara and Magnolia
LARGE AMI HANDSOME TWO STORY FsAMB
M m On hses S.,os sn ns SrSpsS
TWO STokT BhI x DRILLING, on CAM street, be-
TWO sToRT Back DWELLING on DryAdsI street,
rwO DOT BILE COTTAGES, on BArOnns, between Ersso
Two STORY BRICK DWELLING. on CarOndsloi be-
DoUB BILE TWO S@ Tori FAME DWELLING on Con-
between Erste and GsnRe eight rooms each SIDE
HAEDsoNE CoTrAGE and Whole Whole saasTs Of Ground
CSTTAGE on Eusrps he.w.sn BsIsnss snd Dysa Is
ysrs With shIubbsry, fruit trees, etc.
me- Si1s.5 s"s u
HAkDSoHE TWO STORY DWELLING on Toasi street,
between CArsndee Walk and St Peter with Tires large lots
COTTAGE on Roman, between Cu'to~houSs and Bisn-
Vile. House contains three rooms Kitchen etc.
DOUBLE COTTAGE on Jackson street. bstvees Liberty
and Franklin rooms on each SIDE
COTTAGE DrYsdes street. between Phillip and Jackson
NEW COTTAGE on Clio bs.-sen Magnolia and Clara,
feur rooms in main budingi kitehsn, servants
NEAT COTTAGE on Liberty street, between Josephine
and S.Sls9n With s1, sEs C y BY ~ s.ons and
Third containing four and kitchen, servants
ONE iARGE DESiSABLY SITUATED LOT on Sec
end street bstveen Magazine and Camp, with the brick
HISDsosF ma sED COTTAGE corner Of your'h and
Constance with qusrtsr ~ square OF ground House
tans large paror four bedrooms four IN base
I'D outh ii din hsndsomey improved ground
TWO VkkY DKSIkABLE DOUBLk TEESAsNf
DWELLINGS on Josephine street. Each house contains
sbout esh rosmE.
LARGE TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING on Magazine
Sres (iVer sdeD between Second and Third Streets with
two LARGE lots OF grosnd
HANDSOME TwO-sTORY DWELLING with thee lots
q ound coysrd with sssrns sweet orsngs trees GA Dea
CHI street Prytania and Coliseum Streets
LARGE COTTAGE AND GROUNDS en- Laurel street
City Of jefferson condition somewhat dapidsed watch vii
be sold at bargain to induce purchase.
COTTAGE on Dslachsise street, between PrytsniA an
Coliseum, oontsninE ROOMS fence, eistsrn and al
necessary CoaveriaHces
CGTTAG- on III stuat street. between Napoleon Avsna
snd Berlin street vi h kitchen, cstern etc
COTTAGE Chestnut street. between Lyon and Bordeaui
streets Containing four front and side gallery
COTTAGE AID SEVEN LOrS corner % -. Charles an'
Marsn 20 streets House co1tsns four kitchen etc
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THE KEOonsTRUCTloN CONVENTION.
sIxTY-sIxTH DAY.
MONDAY, Feb. IL. 1852.

MONDAY, Feb. IL, 1852.
Convention met at IL A. NJ. Judge Taliaferro
presiding. Sixiy.three delegates present.
Under a suspension Of the rules, the following
ordinance offered by Judge Cooley was adopted:
BE Il Ordained, That the tax payers of the
parishes of Orleans, Orleans right bank aud JEFF
terson have until the Lat Of March next 10 pay the
tax of one mill per cent. levied by ordinance OF
this convention OF date December "a, 1857; and
that from and sitter the said lst Of March all the
taxes imposed by penalty by subsequent ordi-
nsnces Of this convention shall be exacted aud
collected by the different tax collectors and
sheriffs of the above named places.
& That said .tax-collectors and sherihs shall be
authorized TO pay out of any moneys in their hands
and belonging to said convention tax all bills
contracted by them for advertising sales OF
property of delinquent taxpayers, as provided by
ordinance of June 1868, and said bills shall be
received by the auditor Of public accounts IN
settlements with them.
That the said tax collectors are authorized to
receive in payment of the tax aforesaid warrants
issued by the convention other than those given
TO members and officers Provided, said warrants
are offered by the persons to whom they were
issued and for their individual tax or taxes.
That the warrant clerk issue in favor Of the
auditor OF public accounts and treasurer OF state
warrants for the sum of five hundred dollars to
each, as a compensation for the extra labor i'm
posed upon them by the ordinances OF the con-
YentiOn.
The following resolution by Blackburn, Of Clai-
borne, was read and laid over:
Resolued, That the sherins of the various par
ishes of the State-the parish of Orleans ex-
cepted-shsr be and are hereby authorized to
redeem the warrants Of their respective delegates;
which warrants shall be received from said sher-
IFS at the State treasury at par, as 80 much con-
vention tax paid This provision shall take effect
from and after the adjournment of this conven-
ton.
resolution by Isabelle, Of Orleans, stopping
the pay of delegates after the 18th inst. 10 day.
was laid on the table with cOmmendable alacrity.
Another by Bertonneau, OF Orleans, ordering
sine die adjournment on Thursday, the 10th inst,
Yves treated similarly by being voted down.
Judge Cooley called up for action his resolution
ndoTsing memorial 10 Congress from the Georgia
convention, asking an appropriation 81 $50 100000
ia aid of Southern agricultural interests.
Pending discussion thereupOn, the convention
adjourned TO Tuesday. 18th inst, at III A. NJ.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Fox sALE............."............F0 > ALE
81
ROBINSON & ASTON,
Real Estate Agents. Ne. "A Commercial Place


Farms On N. O. and Jackson Railroad.
PONCEArOULA srAJIoS-A Farm on the New orlssas
Jackson Railroad mile from Poscnatonla Staten As
us nom New Orsans containing 81 Of land Is acres
(which cleared snced md in coed ststs
Ssems Stale B.rn fosltryhosss Bath hOuss CSC; ~. 10
Pree-sl3o sssh balance and years. with
PoNUH AToULA-A Farm o. 40 ,-o miles from the
stason As miles fon New Orlssn lac eoa-
,, Of n.sns ssS S. s..o s.1 reT Fr.
etc an e1..nsvs sira-esrry bed gss SET S.. srssnes'
,r0ECHkToULA-x farm Of 800 acres, 70 Of which are
..si, eur To;.. ttsi g.sy 70 ,ss sd:; st s.n sT
and Wee wrshts sbops 40 fruit frees of dissrsnt kisds
Presns App Peaches Plans. figs Ounces bearing
TioKFx1-A rsrn 81 enc hundred ana sixty acres Of
lsnd forty ssss o. which are cleared The IsprovsSsas
and rssr salaries kitchen ss5Ssnis ROOM stable etc. 400
TlCKtAw-A Pam Of one hundred and twenty ssres Of
LAND vith small dive ling and necessary oubudass; orchard
CHAfiW $40 Acres u Land asoirisg the Paper Fac
tory, ChstawA Price S5OJi onsthrd cash. balance
oSIKA-Lsrgo sps excellent Dwelling Of about twelve
rooas ana al Necessary 9seRi sinsi - s,s square Of
fONUHATOULA-Very eeafsrtsbls Duellizg. Of six
essse hoSss We. houss two ssres Of land orchard "a
pesches, p,ums, sss Price Sl2oO More land may De
fUYNlT-Hsss,on. Residence, containing rooms in
Sn3 S s1ls1 loS, lea ,stT, rouse four
acres Of hansssmely imgI.vsd G,Ssad onehAh mile rem
ASiTE-LsEEs Dvsiss and Ten q Erossa in high
Of calFAtion; house contains hall saa len rooms
Or hard Of sco frait
TSNGiP4H A-Fsrm % ons HUNDRED and sixty acres Of
with dN cling q six kehsu, smoke
wants houses Workshop. carriage houss barn. stables ate
young orchard OF lSO fruit tss
AsCOLA very desirable Residence With - acres Of land
Arcos stsoR HOUSE csatsas hTs IA main buid
ing sss ga cries, disDgrosn, ktelsu, tSo
warts recess carAge house stable, eta Orchard OF 20
bsarivE trees
LRCOLA-Iargs dwelling and 100 OF land at Ar
cola. tbeut g. hall OF which is cleared
HAMMOND STATIC Farm I've mlss from Hammond
sstiop Nov OrlssPs and ysckson ssilroad miles from
Oreans, cOAsinng 80 Of lasd ~ Of which
cleared The improvements t Of tEO ewsngs: OF
three rsomk OF one raoE kitch servants room etc
The prspery IL beautifully stusted thsrs IL magnificent
grove Of lie oskA Prizes 5000 o1ehAl cash.
SUMMIT Farm, one nailo from Summit station New
OrlesnF Jackson K. rOad, miles from New Orleans,
containing OF land s. Of which cleared ana
fenced improvements consist Of dwelling OF six
roous with rh galley; kitchsn seIVants room stable,
crib etc. bsarsg fut trees, beaEtul shade
ehurchss schools and good society Price 5000 cab.
MAGNOLIA Farm four miles from Magnolia, 100 miles
from New Orleans csntsnng 200 OF land loO ea OF
which cleared. Improvements consist very comtsra-
bic dwelling and all outhuitinES There 10 an
orchar of init
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The Condition. OF rhs state Treasury.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

STATE OF LOUISIANA, TREASURY DEPARTMENT
New Orleans, Dec. 18th, 1861.
To Major General ". g. Hancock, commanding Fifth Mill
Sir-ln accordance with your wishes, we pre-
sent you our views Of the condition Of the State
treasury, with such remarks aud suggestions as
will enable you TO form correct idea OF the
present and prospective financial condition Of af-
fairs OF the State.
Before proceeding, however, TO discuss the main
points Of this report we deem it proper as an act
of justice TO ourselves, TO refer 10 our action on
this subject twelve months ago. In his last an
Dual report, the auditor cautioned the legislature
against the very pecunary endorsements under
which the State is now laboring. (See auditors
report, p. 20O.) II WAS apparent then that unless
some action was taken in the premises, the trea-
sury had to become bankrupt, under the law reg
ulaiing its own circulation. (See section OF act
No. s. of 1866, p. 81 The legislature, with
view Of relieving the State finances, passed an
act authorizing an exchange OF State bonds for
city notes, which act would have had the
desired effect had it become q law. The
failure OF this measure left the treasury
uDprOvided with means to carry on the state
government during the present year IL
row becomes evident that unless something
is done, the wheels OF government must stop. The
present Indebtedness of the State is such that
under the present revenue laws, the debt cannot
be paid. With the hope, therefore, that some plan
may be adopted by which the treasury can be re-
lieved, we present you the following facts regard
ing its condition:
The landing certificates Of ndebte mess issued
accordance with act Ne 8, q 1904 amount TO- S9OO1
iioSs Of iss7, smoa, 49,. bssOD
The amount required 10 meet the expessss OF the
State government for quarter ending December -
81, hou1p
Making total amount required Of s,6lsO01
probably amount 80 $4,000
Leaving therefore, deficit on the l,t JAM 1868 Of sI3O0
The estimated receipts for the year 1868 based
on the following calculations will probably reach
the sum Of 81 100000:
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Rurar Pla.,a,Isu. for Sale.

A HIGHLY VALUABLE Sugar PLANTATION,
fronting Essissipi river ppotte Greenv e lining
penis Of lane. The Improvements consist o. a
Large Handsome Resideace double cabins and other
houses This should tss attention OF
parties desiring t. make nvest-snts Apart from is value
Sugar Plantation is OWiEg to its proximity g. the
Stock Lsndng well adapted TO the OF pasturage
IL will lie sold At . bargain.
A FIKST-CLASS SUGAR PLANTATION. 80 miles
above New Orleans continuing T65 and having =
front Of srpeBts the Mississippi river comfortable
Dwelling; negro quArers house; stables Levess
good. - - -
VERY DESIRABLE SUGAR PLANTATION Of 400
arpents Is miles New Orleans, having 'front.' OF
the Mississippi river There the place
very comfortable Dwelling, oathouses, Negro quarters,
stables, ETC.
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AUCTION SALES.

house streets having In American IS feet fro At
each of Basin and tsmpart .est hy de1th and frost
OF III feet 10 inches and lines the who's
conformity wits plan, ne dspsstsd IN ths Ose OF
@. & ottschslk notary public IN this Ct ~
Beng he proetry acquired By Charles Dursnd de-
endant herein, hy purchase from R,bs., As per act
passed before said notary GOtschk undsr date tbs 5th
Nay, 1854
Plan thereof viii be exhibition al the Exchange come
DAYS svious 30 that ef ssa
Esd in the above suit.
r. EERHs-Cash on the spoA
ego. ". AVERY,
febi2 3 mari Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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JEAN NAUMUs VS.. ANOREAs sCHN Dc-SIxrH
District Court OF Esw Orleans. No. 2O,lS5.

JEAN MAUMUs VS. ANOREAs sCHN Dc-SIXrH
District Court OF New Orleans. No 2OlS5.
DY VIRTUE Of - writ OF Cert fNcias
ID to directed nv the Honorable the Sixth District
New Orleans in tbove entitled will pro-
ceed 20 public ths Merchants and Au,
ionnrTs Exchange Royal ttres between Canal aad
tornhouse streets in he Sec nd District Of this city,
SATURDAY the 2lst day Of March ,ls6S At u O'Clock
the foleVir Y Sescrbed property.
-FOUR LOIS OF GROUND situa cd in the suburb Wash.
and IN the Third District OF his city, in the square
bounded by CasacavO reAtmen. Poland and Les
being rf hts DESIGNATED Nos / Ald on plan Of
Vergues { 29th March 1887 deposited in the Office II ia
sssy ate .ubc Ia this city, No 2j in book
plans Said lets aoioin each other aud
street. by desta between parallel lines II City
six inches Lot No ormiHg the corner OF Casa
and Pc st Gets tcgs her with the mprO.em
thereon said poserty acquired by defendant
Shmdt in the following tOwt: Lets nd
Robert H1wes acting A. orney Tact OF hzv Ce
ella Cramer, wife Of hester hicIen bisbee PAS Chis
Mss bY before o. Morei public in tins city
dated March l4h 1867. and lots Nos purchased
~ Eaid deenoant from Elizabeth Deters widow John
Henry HAssnkamp, tausencamp, pc, before A. A.
porocsur notary public in this city dated ID Of April
1871
N B-The OTIS l and 6 above mentioned the tins Of
de o handrvd and Eve feet ia
deptr BY subsequent act before said o. hore
vis on spri Il b 1861 AND schmidt sid he
named Eabeth Desis widow Hausencampl the par
Of said lots hftyt.O feet eight inches and
Poland street by hyfsur feet tlrss inches
and xix lines IN de th thus recNcing said lots and 20 the
ssme as lots and 8
The whole . per sketch o hs.
SsiIsd In the above suit.
hS- THKMs-Cash y the spot.
GEO W AVERY
rvs r.srS2 y she-iF II The Parsh Of Orleass
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CONSIhBlt'S SAFES.

J. B. FRANCK VS. A. RoUGIEUx-No S62-sECoND
Justice Of the Peaee
DY VIRTUE OF writ OF Aert fsclas
ID 10 me directed by the Honorable Paris Chndress,
Second Justice the Peace OF the parish Of Orleans viii
proceed to sill At public auction TUESDAY, the 18th
day Of February. % at II clock At 81 Castomhouse
street IA. followiug ribed properly, viz:
One SHOW WindoW Show Cases. Cnu Ter three Locking
Glasses Gas = xtures and one Glass Show Stand.
SeFed in tn sbovs entitled suit
\ RS-THRNs-CSsh IN U. s Treasury Notes - -,
? JOHN KuZAC. Constable
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AUCTIONEERS.
CCEUaGs IL BARTLETT-
sCRUGGs. FRANK A. BARrLBTT9
NEERS,
No. 4 TehouPitOuias street, and No. New
Isevee,
NEW ORLEANS.
CASH ADVANCES MADE oS CONSIGNNENTS
ALEXANDRA DUCHIRON-AUCTloSE
AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
10 TehOupItOuIas and 10 New Levee street.
VIII attend outdoor sales o. Csrgoss Cotton Furniture
Real Esate Etc, well indoor sales, BY auction
Otherwise.
Consignments Of every character solicited up0n which
liberal Cash advances will be made
WILLIAM J. BBEBE 70 his friends that he Is
engaged With the above house. and will give bis personal
attention al business they favor the house with
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LOTTERIES.
Y RNTUCkN STATE
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
MURRAY, BDDY = 0o...................HANA9
uAPITAE RzIzE-sSe.0 O0.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, FOX Tbs BEEEJH
OF CIfY OF PADCCAH,
GLASS D TO BIZ DRAWN AT ooyIsGToN, Ky.
on
SATURDAY., February 20th, 1893,

APPROPRIATION PREEs:
approximation prisss Of $50 sach FOR tae nine 70
rsAniag Hsits Of the ten OF the number
drawing she $4,000 prize t7Ioe
sprczination prizes Of $3.50 sssh for the nine 70
phning usits Of the ten 81 tee number
drawing the S2,Ol0 prize IN
approximation prizes Of 500 each for the niners
naming units Of the same ten o. ire numbsR
drawing the $S5O prise lsSN
specialization prizes OF $50 each for the nine 70
naming unite Of the ten Of the number
drawing the 500 prise sre................... lsso
. approximation prises Of 500 each for the nine re-
naming units Of the same ter Of the number
drawing the 5000 prise -
Q apprehension Of 500 each fer the nins
naming unit 81 the ter Of ths number
drawing the Ss0ne pFise sre..................- W
approximations II $50 each for the nine rema ung
units ~ thsssue ter Of thd number drawing the
SiUOprises iaVS
- prizos amounting to....
Whole skss sl7; Halves IS onArtoEE, -; EghthS, 81 %
Prizes payable in fall without deduction.
Orders for Tickets in this splendid scheme win be eaefu9
answered by mail and the drawings sent with
psnaon Of the result Of each investment ~
erswinR q over. Address
OHAR T. HOWARD. Licensed Dealer
Corner Camp and CommoH streets or
Rrr se7 Pos. 0fs~e Nev oriesnG
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GUsTAvE CRUZAT VS.. CHARLES DURASD AND
Joseph n. Roer-Thi,d District Court Of New Orleans
No 29l2
DY VIRTUE Of - writ OF 6etl facins o
ID BY the Honorable hird District Court
u New nresns N the above enttl will
public suctoH the Nerchaas snd Aucti0neers Elk
change Royal between Ca al and
In Dtric' Of this city SATURDAY. 7th
Of March 1865 II O'Clock the following described
property, via:
LOT o. GROUND, with N. buildings and improve
uens therein situate in ths Second District city
the square bounded b. Rampant hienvis Basin and Custom
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BY a. y. GIRARDEY a. co.,
Omce-No. II Exchange Place.
MIDDAY, February Ell, 1s6S, at 10 Ia
O'Clock public auction, Sithsut rvaon At the
three ory brick ding IS Camp street, between P5y
Matches trets, the bsnkragt VIM Guay surreA
erfd and he benefit his CREDITOR. and by order Of
T. Norton, Fec sencSl assignee in the United States
Crcu the D let Of Louisiana the entire stool Of
Photographic Utensils and Equipments will be Sold eompus
ing the latest and most mooernly improved
Cameras, OH Pninngs chemicals, Glass Plates, Show
CMd. Tools ashing Dishes Material apperts lining 20 the
busiue Iron Head Stanos Prisng Presses h
rors etc End everything sppertainHg 70 nrsteAss
Photographic establishment.
- TERNs-C.sh In u. T. Treasury Notes.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-18
7 Il. sARRAZIN's
TOBACCO NANUFACroR

Corner ChsItres and Cont streets.
Mr. p sARRAZIN thankful for the patronage extended
20 him since the establishment OF his fssorv constantly
hi ions increase his deserved
ton able offer the soaihern superior
Tob.ceo for smoking In ali OF
su the trade Bis assortment Of Chewing rObseso
Pipes, Cigars, etc, 10 renewed By every arrival
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-18
AGRICULTURAL.

CAMUEL BARNEs-
CORNER OF GRAvIER AND FRONT SITS,
Is constant receipt Of the best qualities Of AOkrHERS
and WESTERN POTATOES such as
Jackson Whites,
Peach Blows,
Prince AlbeTts, and
Pinkeyes for planting, etc.
Which he offers for sale at the lowest market rates