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pm TWentr-thirl-St., corner Of BigbthhTe.
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.


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GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
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THIS NRlDAY feh. !. d8p IN
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SS MaSSIMiLLIANI, ORLANDlNl SARIl Oohh Sig NICOLA0
h'''' 70 MORROW (SATliRDAYl Feb. 9, at H.
LAST GRAND MATINEE
LUCREIIA BOR0lA PHILLIPS Sigs
Madame GRANGE Miss ADbbAiD"
ggIGNOLI SUSINI. COLETBI ,A... 81 To avoid the i'm
be now 49, BROAD
st,. o., Ho.,s. sebnusTs No I0l. and hie'' . ~ "
st, for might can nov he hsd At the feg1T'
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nTYMPIC THEATER--BEGlNS Al o.
(BrOadF'y' near biee0Ae's1I 1EsSEE
JAMES SrsEGIKSS MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
Supported hv
Mr. J. ". COLLIER.
., ~. .,ou.its and fsnluess persOnaton ofFAhCtON
wv" THIS EVENING, FANCnOss
Ava rnNCiuNN
AFTERNOON FANCHt n
~ III flsis,sst one PANCHON
vIesP F2ScGoS MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON
TXTTJIAM MASON and THEODORE
w THOMAS CONSERVATORY or music No y flhfa'e.,
formed dalT for ehilrea and advanced pnp
a. Singing Hacby Harp Violin aud all other instruments snd
Ssses are also forming Oaee hours from 10 m TO p m
4 IEDERKRANZ FANCY DRESS BALL,
IL ACADEMY OF MUSIC, THURSDAY, Feb o.
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}. JOHNSON, jr, Ausuoneer
DY JOHNSON g. MILL Err
I'D AUcrIoSEERs AND

NEAL ESTATB BROkBKk,
Ne rs NAssAusr.. N. CEDAKsr, INV fosr
County Seats and Farms bought sold sassd
changed Auction Sales Sof PuraTe Mdss ks
Ou WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY II, At IL O'CLOCK,
the Exchange ssesroon. No. Ill Broadway NeuloTi.
POSITIVE PARTITION SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK HOUSES
AND LOTS or rSIOSSr.. BROOkLiS.
UNtON-ST. between Hicks Columts
bck dwelling each 20
built contains II
closets aud throughout connections handsome
Gothic pocos good order and convenient 70 the y Posses
MAY Sale positive 10 the highest bidder Maps the oce Of
The Anrfin Nn Is Mann .lnrk.
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AnRAN ~ 1IIIkk tuyII'lr.Fs
IrAIrARIE IOIS ON THIRD AND LEV
d. get.

no RENT. with Steam Power-Splendid light
Rooms Apply T. T. BLAME Pineapple sud Fatoes' bTooS''n
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Increase from 1856 TO N5oI9''"
The real estate market Tor Staten Island property -
brisk Mr. John Cray has sold his farm at Red HOOK Z"
Mr Peter Tompkns for $1,000 Mr. Griffin Barringrr mas
sold his house and LOT In Red Hook village to Mr. Samuel
Shook The Mcssrs. Levi Ham & ". Il. Near have re-
Gently purchased residences in this village Ia Pough
keep.e by auction. the Henry swift farm of 1914
acres on the salt Point Turnpike. To MI I'd
ward burroughs Of Columbia County. The price
paid was $50 per At private sale, the
store property No. 59i Man-st, now occupied 10y
Mr Charles Franklin upholstery cstablizhm'nt Mr.
NJ schamburgh was the purchaser. The price paid vas
5000 Also. Mr. schamburgs property al No a5s Man
st. to Mr. Schcle for $500 Mr. j. T. Foslay has sold
house aud lot on Main-st, Rye Neck. near the NJ t.
Church TO Mr.. J. W Godney for 5000. Mr. Peter Town
send Southcld has sod his farm OF 25 acre. IN the
town OF Hew.WindsOr, 10 Mr. James Wilkes OF Monroe at
$40 per acre Tho Uniyersais Society NJ North salem
have sold their parsonage house and lot 10 Mr. Abraham
Smith for s., 500.
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6itu g,al Estate for sal,.

4 VERY nice. new. gcntocl three STORY liOu 81,
~ situated n.f-n tie 'tehuboit ant7g hou.e !, .r.
eor,,B H. rooms moc iHproysnentH slate roof ana tev
,i,.h, ov. add o. tay vrH Win iof1tare '
.glr~
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V,HOMAS BALLS

Great marble Portrait STATUE of EDWIN FORREST CAIUs
MARCUS COkOLANIS exhibition No. 81, Br0tt,ay. Doors
sg,p tos 10 ti 10 On. Aonitsaes Is cents
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Morris WILKINS Auctioaesrs - .
CONTINUATION SALE. - PEREMPTORl

MoRRs & WILKINS. Auctionesrs
CONFIRMATION SALE. = PEREMPTORl
~ SALE or 25 LOTS. ON BoULEyARD BRoADWM
EIGHTH NINTH AND TENTH AYES, EIGHTY SEVENTH
EIGHTY EIGHTH AND EIGHTY. NINTH STS-E. H. LUDLOW
auction. MONDAY, Feb TO- 1909 a. " oelock
he Exchange ssesoom No Ill Broadway New 'nce a
blocks ground Central P4rk anu the boulevard
the property Zorowsh esq This rd tbe highest and
and the most Improving part Of the
1hcfse vii be positive
.m-Ten per ceut on rSotblds at the purcha.e
may bond and mortgage for three years. balance M Of
March.
Pine Ogden. la fdi"n.t y T. 4sl
ADRIAN H. MULLEN, Auctoaeer
VALUABLE LOTS ON THIRD AND LEN
INGTON.AVES, SIXTYTHIRp. SIXTY FOURTH AND SIXTY.
FIFTH.STs TO BB LEASED on LONG TRIMS. on THE BASIS
T. r. WILKINS CO. win sell Auction TUESDAY, Feb n,
O'clock the Rrchsngc salesroom, No. III broadway the
100 valuable LOTS desirable the thereon
residences and stores and sntS, for immediate
from rock and in the vicinity Of the psr and
Third Railroad Depot This property of the estate
Beck deceased and haSsg been the uy up~ad 81
100 years the tsl- Is anekceptonabc.
The above situated as follows.
THIRD AiEBle,en lots the southwest o ThrAe,si
sry thiri st
THIRTY lot, the block bounded by Third apl Lexington
ayes siri,.ioarth aud Sixty Anh.sts
LEXNGToNANE One tnro block bounded by Lexington sn
Ponrtlray SiSty-fourth and sitlY-iusss
TWELVE o1, on The southwest OF lsfngonss aa' oi"
iilrthsi
lease viii contan nusnc two ana
tie street aud etngonaye lots Vii bs restricted TO rHEa n"S
nth underneath.
and copies Of the sppy the oHe Of ae 5ac
to.sers. No. Pine.sL W@"l
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WHITNEY. SiIAKESPEAREAN and ORA
w TOKiCAL ASST MrrioNs At ouh Hail. MONDAY and
TU ESDAy BlkNlSGS, Ieh 10 Aad H. at o'clock. nVkRDALE
FARM FOR SALB BY TiIE LECTURER.
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ReetmansL Nos g. and w,
C.nslst No
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CHAMPAGNE CIIARLlEL-SQng BIC; with
~ eoeei hthosrtph ge kctafch Gsop Sc For flute
violin IS mailed FREDERICK BfrME No 2O8 Bowory, and
No. ll25 Broadway second door above TNenty.hhhst
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:
GRATING CARNIVAL
- FOR TI1K BEShFIT or
SOLDIERS WIDOWS AND ORPHANS
OATMAN'S TIFTiI-ANE POND,
COMMENCING SATURDAY, FEB. O.
TICKETS - CENTsrn be receive through remainder OF The
sale (oiG;ee Of soldiers aud At all the Soldiers
Booths Ne c MAJOR osnan ts KINDLY offered the Pond on THIS
The proceeds Of the sale M cse tickets viii be applied
disabled needy widows and
ptAns Of those who died IN tie service.
Gen Jop (ohrAue Kgbeit fsrHun Mai v r. iAr1ey,
Gen. IL T. Tfemsin. Capt g. W Nelson. Cot - L. Morgan
V'HE NEW YORK
Il CONSIRy trORI OF MUSIC.
No. r. Fitl ave, cofnrT f0urtseuflst, and
Wv ''f Nc. go Bo.iahS.
BROOKLYN. Nos ia 80. sut ~ Cont st. Safest
The Directors take pleasure a they have adopted Tie
"Guiemsin Blee happy mechanical contrysnoe In
vented BY KRkbemcr and Introduced With great Oh. Con
ss stuttgart and oihef the Of which will greatly
assist the pupil IN kenns correct position 81 tie hands and
MIR. JAMES +. MURDOCH READINGS
NJ Fra SegF Hall EVENINGS o. Peb 10 ", and 49,
ia;h. Litc lta Sit,har between Porf and
yonr.seond EVENING Il TUESDAY Feb H. Programme
Bs plan StenEAy Hail. Feb and
dsiy P0,ulf kessUri I'll Associations
sitf. address SAMUEL tOIllh.B. Spnglcr House.
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MIR. CHARLES DICkENSs HEADINGS
vi respectfully snroigcei that Mr. DIckENSS FAREWELL
READINGS rs AMERICA Vii take paee S1hlNWAY HALL
NkwlORK on MONDAY, APRIL ~ EsDAi APRIL a. THURS
DAY APRIL 6 fibAl APRIL H. and MONDAY, APRIL ~ Fur
ther particulars N iltye siy'rtssIn'dS
'INlE PARIS PICTURES and the water color
Il collection On v.S al he National Academy % Design.
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CUPCU 4 SHARPE. No. "a Pme-st.,

EIFTH-ANE., between Forty-thiTd and Forty
fuf,iit. sALEfuo ett .Arce .oupy dah and brown
,l.ue n, HOUSES h' 40 % A.. tthare No az J5rSl o
rlG n ~ 1870 lot 2'l Bach ho,e has ahr cailres
IN aiersl % isr hs..e be this sy p'riie. wanting
e,, 10 srar n. sppy to JOHN H. SHERWOOD No go fahAve
from 70 II orr 10 WILLIAM ~ LIB Nos 81
nd lI "a H-,,Iv trlfsi Liberal
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EOR sALE-REAL EsTATE-sEvERAL HUN.
dred Cotton and Sugar Plantations located the
portions Of the Gotten and growing States Also Rice
Plantations Orange Orchards and large bodies of valuable
timber LANDS Also large variety Of City and Suburban
Properly improved and unmpoved IN the form Of residences
stores building lots and squares favorable terms Parties
wish invest viii do well call examine Proper
ties MI or Gard, Real Estate Agests, No. IS Carondelet
Few
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AUCTION SALES.

end District Of this city the square bounded BY Bargand
Hospital Rs%Pars and Yrsses ssss y
% feet front said Burgundy by depth OF
~ s Su hs % s sSa
thence having 2 feet 10 inches wide unto the rear Ii To
CONSISTING in Bck HOUSE, and other dspsnseaciss
in the suburb Marcy rhd S asss ss
s. ~ N Nc Sn plan dss~a BY -
shyes Of Chss Janin then notary public, measuring
Lot No 60 feet street. BY 100
Lot No measures 60 feet front on Annette street by Ieo
ieet in septh sId front on Liberal street
Bernard With he exception Of So much
q said lot as has been tafen BY the men epaty No tor
the opening Of s. Bernard Avenue
Acts Of sale with q s Internal Revenue Stamps attached,
before - -, Notary Public. at purchasers
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON CONT STREET,
-sErwEEs-
RESDoN AND LOPEZ STREETS
BY O. DE FERRET,
AucrrosKrR,
Offce and Salesrooms So BIenville street.
INTERMEDIARY. May ca, 1865. 1t Ie
w o'clock = at the Msrehan,s and Aaetionssrs, Ex
Streets bT virtue Of an der rom the Houossbe John
TGS@s. jSdss ne second pi..Tss Court Or
erty will be sold at Pub ic Auction, .
FIVE LOTS OF GROuFD in the Second District Of
TIL ely, In Square No. bounded by CONT Lopez Bien-
Willie and kndon streets Said Lots designated BY Nos
6, 2, 8, and 10 and measure follows: -I977-
Lots Nos g. and measure 80 feet inches and
ses on Cont street. by lo2 feet inches lines Ia
depth.
Lot No. 10 forms the Cont Lopez Streets and
80 feet inches and lines CONT street. bv
" =
The whole according to plan ode by O. A DeArmas sur
We, or snd civil engineer, on the 10th April, 1868
TERMsOpe half cash in a. Treasury notes and hs
balance creot Of twelve months Il or notes
secured by special and vendors lien bearin9
eight cent from day Of ssle
ment In Of suif the purchaser will b. required to pay
i've per cent. attorney commission $ a penal eaus.
Act Of sale with U. internal revenue stamps attached
before o. Il kerniOn, notary public at purchasers
pense =
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COnsTABlt,s SALES.

Z. JEvEsTE. AGENT, vs. DR. HAMILTON-No 1921.
DY VIRTUE OF writ of 6erf factas
I'D d ected Paris hid Second Justice Of
Peace, proceed sell Pnbc Auction on sATUR-
DAY, the I'd day Of May 1868 at IL o'clock No. 450
MORGAN street
One Lot Of Household Furniture
Seized IN the above suit
ks-TERHs-Cash in United States Treasury Notes
PENkIMAN, Constable.
WELL BROTHERS VS.. Y. LADDEY-sIxTH JUS
tics's Court-Nos. Ass and l456
QY VIRTUE OF two wits OF hert facras,
~ 10 directed by the Honorable the sixth Justices
Court Of the Parish Of Orleans proceed TO sell At pnb-
auction, MONDAY, the Fourth day May 1853 10
O'Clock the Of JAG
THE CONTENTS OF A COFFEEHOUSE
Seized in he above numbered suits
IA TEkxs-Cash in v. s. Treasury Notes
DANIEL WILSON Constable.
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PROPOSALS.,

PROPOSALS. PROPOSALS,
FOR SHELLS.
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER
Firth MILITARY DISTRICT
New Orb ans. La April q, 1851. \
tealed Proposals invited and will be received this
office until y SATURDAY the second day May 1865
for the delivery. in bRrges. ct Baton Rouge La, Of
100 barrels Of Lake SHELLS,
Within twenty 60 days Of date Of acceptance Of pro
poEal.
Bids wiz be opened at the time above stated bidders
invited to be present.
Uled States reserves the right to reject any or all
bids
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for Shells and
addressed 10 the undersigned.
CHAS. III. TOMPKINs
Brevet Brig Gen. and Chief Quarteumaster,
Fifth Military District.
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7 r. sARRAzINs
TOBACCO MANUFAcToKY.
c.. o.. .a.....

Corner ChaFtrea and UontI ttreetA
MT sARKAzIN thankful for the patronage extended
70 him since the establishment Of his factory has constantly
ued his his vedeseved reputs-
ton and able 70 0der TO the socfhern states superior
Article Of cut Tobacco for smoking in ali sorts Of pack
20 suit the trade bis assortment OF Chewing Tobacco
Pipes, Cigars etc, 10 renewed By every arrival
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HOUSE AND LOT ON CAsAcALvo STREET, BE-
TWEEN POET AND SPAIN STREETS.
VACANT LOT ON URoUHARr STREET. BETWEEN
VAUDEVILLE AND SPAIN STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF oLAIRoISE vAsNIER-No a,sn.


BY q. DE FFKEET,
Office No IS Bienville street.
TBUHSDAY, May 21st, 1865, at IL
IL O'Clock at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex
change, RI ya street. betveen Canal tees
b. Public Auction by virtue OF ordes from the john
W. Tn Judge Of the Second District Court Of New Or
leans, dated April 1th 1868, will be 20 d.
!. A LOT OF GROUND With the buildings aud improve
nts tkere siuste in the Third District this city 10
the square bounded by Caseavo SPAIN Moreau and Poet
streets measuring 30 feet front Casacavo 80 feet
In depth The buildings and Improvements consist Of
story ssted roof building built in the portion Of the lot
also privy. cistern, etc
2. ANOTHER Lot OF GROUND .ituate ia the same
District the above in the buudsd by Urquhar
MandevIe Girod and Spain streets, measuring Is
riches Uiquhart street, by leo feet inch lines in
depth.
The WI ole according 20 plans made by C. A De Armas
Civil ngineer and survey or, dated April 18th, 1863
TEEMs-One half cash, and the ba credit Of
SIX and twelve month"; secured by
vendors divided into coupons bearing ght per
cent interest per from the day sale until final Nv.
ment the buildings to be kept insured the policy
fed 20 the testaenary executor and in the
purchaser win be requr TO pay five cent attorneys
commissions on the amount recovered which will likewise be
secured BY mortgage.
ct with u s. Internal Revenue STAMPS attached
before Octave De Armas, Notary Public purchasers ex
pense,
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ght Nsw 0rIsaas 6rssesns. Saturday, saaa .asa

ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW OPERA HoUsE-BouRBoN STREET.
SATURDAY. NAY 2
Seventh night of Me,erbssrs Grand Opera in Eve acts.
RAFRICAINE.
Performance commences at o'clock
SUNDAY, sd-Bepeht ofMr andMrs Gravier-LA DANE
DE MoNsoREAU. Drama in Eve acts and ten TsSleaux.
A ACADEMY OF MUsIC-sE CHARLES ST.
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, MAY I'd AND Sd
THE ONLY THEATER OPEN IN THE oIrY-cooL
AND REFRESHING.
Grand May Festival Saturday Noon.
Expressly Arranged for Ladies aud Children.
SATURDAY NIeBr-A BRILLIANT AND sENsA-
TIoNAL ENTERTAINMENT.
SUNDAY NIGHT-Frst apr earance OF the New Stars,
Mics CARRIE AUSTIN and Mr. CHAs. AUSTIN Donbe
Lightning zousve Drill and Bsyonet Combat Artists; also
Miss MALVINA EvERs, the Popular German Danseuse
TUESDAY May 5th-Fist appearance this of Mss
EVA BRENT the Queen Of Song; also first appearances in
New Orleans Of Miss JENNY ENGLE the Celebrated sero
Comic Vocalist and BILLY CAyANNAG9. Eccentric Com
edian and mic Singer.
SHAKsPEARE CLUB.
INSCRIPTION ENTERTAINMENT AT THENATIoNAL
THEArER,
Wednesday Evening, May O. at haIfpast q.
On which be performed for the first time ia
this city, by amateurs. the h storical Tragedy of
JACK cADE; OR THe KENT sH REBELLION
To conclude with the Localized Farce,
SENT TO THE PARISH PRISON.
rs-subscrptiOps received by Members Ofths Club.
VARIETIES THEATER-GRAv1ER STREET
A COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
WILL BIZ
GIVEN TO REVEREND J. G.. CARPENTER,
On wednesday, Evening May go 1865.
On which occasion Prof ROBERTS will exhibit his
PRRis IXaiBffoN together With scaptuTaI scenes G
rsntmieal Demonstrations, etc.
Grand Concert
vfbe gwen by FsvOre Amateurs under the direction of
Prof LA BACfE.
Seats be secured two days previous Concert by
making application at the Varieties Box Office from 10
tO3
-NsNAGKRs-
A. w. BOSWORTH, Chairman.
dH0s g. hEkNnoN, John q rLEMING,
x. A. TYLER, Treasurer
RICHARD s vENABLEs, Secretary.
Tickets for sale at the following places
Prof Theo Won La Hsche ~ BaroLne street.
Mr. T. A. Tyler us Canal street.
Mr.. Jas A Gresham. 92 Camp street.
hesTs Stetkon a Armstrong o6 Camp street
Messrs. J. n. BRAKEMAN Co.. Magazine and St.
Ar drew streets.
Mr. Samuel Hastings Magazine and Felicity
Road.
Mr. A Z. ackmsr l67 Canal street.
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WANTED.


--.v--.- ,-- WANTED.
yVANTED-A SITUATION AS GovERNEss IN A
w Family, OF Teacher In School By young lady who
De willing 20 tate charge of small school References
given Ieqaired Address B. NJ Pest Office New Orleans.
WANTED-EMPLoYME BY A MIDDLE AGED
w Widow Lady Teacher Ladies' Comp anion. For
reference apply at 2l3 julia street.
WANTED-TO RENr-A SMALL DWELLING
w House between Felicity and Can al streets Address
y, crescent ONCE stating terms and location.
WANTED-sUGAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w DESTROYS Of Selling Sugar Plantation invited TO
send us descr have inquiries for them from
parties vi hing TO buy Green Elder Real Estate Agents
Il Commercial Place New Orleans
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, NATIVE OF THE
" CITY out OF employment wishes TO obtain situation in
any kind Of business where he make himself generally
usef good pepman and correct At figures and not afraid
work Would prefer the wholesale retail Grocery Bust
ness Best OF references gwen. Address g. Crescent
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF NATURE YEARS
W and who has had large business experience In New
Orleans wishes situation In mercantile house where the
compensation would be SUFFICIENT 70 support himself and wife
In respectable he feels satisfied that he could
meet the requirements Of The smpest
ONCE to O. K 5. will meet with prompt attention.
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CENTRAL WHARF. PASS CHRISTIAN.

TIE Central Wharf, nearly furnished with com ortable
reception rooms and sheds, ors every comfort
passengers poec ion freight and baggage superior
70 al others the Pass.
Tie rates Of WHARFAGE the charged prior ~ the
and In accordance With the Corporation Ordinance
Barrels four etc, emily cents, casks Be-, hhds Sic
attached to the VIII f In readiness at
all times for the deve Of baggage and freight at ordinance
rates 2c 20 ST. HObaggage freight viii be delivered by
unless the leave their orders 70 that effect
Ere gbt will be delivered sunday arnngs TO O'Clock
Peshube articles called for due time will be disposed
OF 90 charges.
Freight snd wharfage bills due when called for
NJ transient freight and baggage cash on delivery.
No goods de versd TO delinq sents until paid for.
IL connection with the Wharf have established Lumbe
Yard and prepared sell ard deliver any description in
qusnttest suit also, Wood and Shingles Contrasts de
for bills Of Lamber TO 0der delivered the beach
The patrons and friends Of the Central Wharf rest
ured endeavor will be used TO their interest
and tort, and trust they will appreciate eOrt ard
attribute innovations to the sdvsncementOf I'M erts
and in accordance with the times Considering freghts
to the boats cash trust shippers and consnees viii
meet my bills cheerfully. SIMEON TOBY
Pass Christ an. April Is. 1868.
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NE II. wILHOFT,
PHYSICIAN AND AcCoUCHEgR.
Once and Residence No 2o9 Bsronne Between GrOd ana
Julia Strests.
NEW ORLEANS, La
once Hours-From Il n 70 s o'clock p. Il Speciality:
Female Diseases and Obstetrics.
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PLUMBING AND cas- FITTING
D. M'KENDRICK,
HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER, GAS FILTER. Ere.
464...... Magazine Street.. ...4e4
Between Race and BObin streets.
From twenty years practical experiences the business
wsrrai al work entrusted 20 him No pains shall be
spared merit the confidence Of his patrons by h4vng al
orders promptly ed with the best materials aud latest
Improvements on the most moderate terms
DWELLINGS, OFFICES STORES, Etc. atted up with
non, cob PLUNGE and SHOWER Bathing AppA-
wArLR CLOSETS. wAsHsTANDs HYDRANTs and
GAS MIXTURES CASDELIERs Etc.
AND rHK-
CHALLENGE COOKING RANGES.
For Hot Water Pipe Attachments.
" O. PALMER q co.,
OF O. PALMER. JOSEPH WILD. Il. s ooxi
Importers and whOIssAl. and Retail Dealers i.
Carpets. Aats. Oh UiosAs. Kte.. NE.
s~- Is and ~ Camp street.. s-- ori..n. La
| ANE COTTON MILLs.
Cotton YARrs-xos s and IL
- WRAPPING TwIEE
CAULkTN0.
PACKING.
.. BATTING.
street, Back ohee.
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. OFFICE OF CHIEF oUARTERMASrER.
FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT, =
New Or cans. La, April 90 1868
Sealed Proposals invited and wi be received this
Office until Il TUESDAY, the 5h day Of May, for the
livery in ID city Of
lOO0 barrels OF Rockland LIME.
81 bai rels of ROsendae CEMENT,
5000 LATHS.
90 bushels # PLASrERISG HAIR
All 70 be OF the best quality, and subject TO inspec
tiou before acceptance
Bids will be opened at the time above named and bidders
invited 10 be pres Mt
The United the right reject any or all
bids.
Pr posas uust be indorsed Proposals for Lime Cement
etc, - and addressed 20 the undersigned.
CHAs H. ToMPKINS,
Brevet Brig. Gen aud Chief Qlarterm sster
Fifth Military District.
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II NEAsS a MAYO eN-- ."
In SUCCESSORS TO MAGEE KNEAsSJ
Removed from No. 6 Magazine street.
Manufacturers of saddlery and Harness,
-IsroKrxKs or
sADDLERY, HARDWARE, BETTING, PACKING AND
HOSE, Ere, Ere,
Nos. TehouptOulss and New Levee, and A. 45 and 80
Common streets.
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PROPOSALS.. ............. ...FKOPOsALs.
FOR LUMBER AND SHINGLES.
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMASTER,l
. FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
New Orleans. La April q, 1858.
Sealed Proposals invited and will be received this
Office until u MONDAY. the fourth day Of May, 1868
tor the deive in this city within twenty @ days from date
Of acceptance Of proposals Of .
III 800 feet q Yellow Pine LUMBER
1000 iset Of Clear Cypress LUMBER
2S5,u0O Cypress sHIN3LES-is inches long
Lumber be good merchantahle Lumber accordance
with Specifications On f le in ths Office.
Bids viii be opened al the time above named and bidders
invited to be present.
The United States the right to reject any or all
bids.
Proposals be addressed 10 the undersigned aud
inoorted Proposals. for Lumber and ShingleSn
CHAs. II. TOMPKINs,
Brevet Brig. Gen. aud Chief Quartermaster,
Fifth Military District.
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CHARLES H. REED rs W. G. JoHNsrON-SIXrH
District Court Of New Orleans-Ne 2l,S45.
RY VIRTUE OF "A " rit Of seizure aad sale.
~ to directed by the Honorable the Sixth District
Court Of New Orleans the shove entitled suit vih proceed
10 sell at public auction 81 the Merchants and Auction
Exchange, boyai street. between Canal and Cutmhouse
eets, in the Second District Of this city TUESDAY,
Nincteenth day Of May, 1865. At u O'Clock
. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with I'll the improve
ents ereoD and the rights privileges aad appurte
nHnees ereunto belonging situate IN the Fanbourg Lysu
das Fourth Distr Of this city, the designated
the o % the original plan Of SAID Faubourg and which
said bounded by Fourth 81 Dels Third and Or
aces streets Said Lot - design ted by the No Is
sketch plan Of the other lots IN said square
fronting Fourth the act Of
sale ard said lot In Amerc 81
said Four street by depth between parallel Of I26
feet II inches and . lines
Seized in the above suit.
BIZ TKRMs-Cash on the spot.
ALI m2 10 Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans