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New York Market,

New York Market.
New York, July 8.
Flour-Closed dull, with holders rather more
disposed to realize on common grades.
Wheat-Dull and dropping for No 2, and
$200921 10 for No spring
Rye-Quiet, at S1.lS8lS7.
Oats-Dull, at Soc in store, and SIC aAoat
Corn--Dull and heavy at Sl.ll@l.13 for new
mixed western ahOat.
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Special Rottres.

And at all other times at the Dspensay for Diseases Of the
Eye and Ear, Mcvickers Theater Building, Chicago.
Jan. IS, 1865
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Ottawa Wholesale Market.

Ottawa, July 10.
Our grain market has shown considerable &C.
tivity during the past week, and at times corn
was even excited. Thus while we quote corn
below at SEC, it is nevertheless fact that the
bulls had corn several times yesterday up to IS
and &c.
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st. Louis Market.

st. Louis, July Q.
Flour-Transaction in the regular way are
small at 5000 for fall superfne; $3.50 for extra
$S5.0Q9 so fer M Sl0.50912.75 for XXX.
Wheat-Not much doing. Strictly prime to
fancy So 1042.25
Corn-Demand exceeded supply and prices
advanced to 11QSlc for mixed and S4@S7lac for
yellow.
Oats-Firmer and higher. at 1491Go
Rye--Small sales at 81 40.
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The general grain market, during the week,
in spite of the predicted tumble in prices in view
of the favorable reports of the incoming crops,
has held up remarkably WE'LL and under high
speculative feeling in various quarters, prices Of
wheat and corn have even advanced trihe.
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The ladies of America, from their peculiar habits arc said
to be the most unhealthy in the world also suffer most
when about to become mothers. Dr. Vcpau's Pills are
great blessing to all ladies' they regulate and
Sold by all druggists. july 1l-2w-sp.
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Ladies receivea box Of DIR. Velpau's Pills by mall
sealed from the eyes the public by enclosing dollar
aud six postage stamps to NJ W. Macomte General Agent
for the United States and Canadas, at Albany, NJ
July 11-2w-sp
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surgery for the Eye and Ear.
DIR. OLIN,


German Physician,
Represents himself the citizens Of Ottawa and vicinity
thoroughly educated and Surgeon He has dur
ing twelve years study and observation to what he
represents He taken regular of study adua-
ted at Rush Medical College-traveed to different places
hospitals and educated men, gain knowledgehas worked
the of Alopahy Homeopathy, Eclectic Practice
ydropahy, Electricity. Daunsheidtsu etc., and has formed
his opinion accordingly keeping what useful and discardng
trash; not generally done by physicians and quacks in
this country follow certain system Of practice and make
the patients conform 10 that matter what the
quence but taking they present themselves and
using to aid them in getting better without any preiu
dice against certain SYSTEM there is good in all Of
them. He will chronic diseases, viz. consumption
asthma, dropsy old fever sores diseases Of the eye and ear
rheumatism diphera scrofua fstulous ulcers, cancer
neuralgia litter salt rheum and most Of
them charges.
Diseases of women eucorrhoa liberation Of the womb
cancer prOapu ute &C., treated with the best results.
Examination and opinion free of charge.
Private diseases strictly confidential.
Office No. l07 Main street, Lambs grocery store
Ottawa illinois. my23mS
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J H. PARLANGE vs. p. N. RIvERA-No. 2s2ss.
SUIT FOR A PARTITION.
BY @. DE FERRET.

AUCTIONKRR-Oh1ce No. 80 bienvlle street.
%y s s at is SsSss
Rysl street by public auction by vrse OF Judgment rem
I.se coS Of New Orleans on june oh 1855 and gaed
the 1871 day Of the same mOnh and year the foowpg
and dsisndsnS towt viii be sold r.,,d n,...,
of this city, square bound by Toulouse Danphin, St.
Peter and nurgundy streets measuring American measure
lines depth on the side nearest .S 70 Burgundy street .
es s sD oB bs on enc e ss bSnSpg on street
thence narrowing feet inches and line thence further
thence on a straight line Is feet and line.
The buildings and e consist o. Brick House
story brick kitchen containing three rooms, and pry
brick cellar paved yard WELL ETC. The water is introduced
lhis property leased up the LIST November 1865
Together with 92 Of the Citizen Bank Of Louisiana
in the square bounded by Espanade Moreau Cor Chartre
Caiaca Tor Royal and Peace streets measuring Is feet
The buildings improvements thereon consist Of hand
dan in front bearing the Esp snade street aud CON
tanning two arehed psrlors four bed rooms vetbue etc
cellar below and bath and prvy above
yard S s % ss ss s water
Together with shares the capital stock Of the Citizens
This property leased the LIST November 1868 at tho
ANUTffFR LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above
measuring 20 feet che front Espanade street. BY 100
The buildings and improvements consist of splendid
Three story Brick House, with an ornamental veandah
Ors eight bed rooms, vesbue etc The msntes throush
the house Of marble. Also two story brick back
building wig containing below three rooms lila and
pvy, and three bathroom and pryy IN the upper
story.
The yard paved with smooth Tags the water and gas in
tIoduced There is a splendid cistern the premises
nS~ TERNs-FOr the property firstly described the
chaser will the payment Of IA stock note Of Sl49O
Citizens bank Of Louisiana payable and renewable
charter IF said bank November LIST 1863
the balance OF the price Of adjudication third cash
md the remand credit of six and twelve months in
by special mortgage and vendors lien, aud
bearing cent interest annum after maturity, with
dOrs privilege and mortgage with the clause de
aenpnd0 the vendor holder holders Of
said the purchasers paying the attorneys fees in
Of the amount sued upon and which are liked at I'VE
per cent
the property secondly described the purchaser viii
the payment OF stock note OF sSo. due to the
Bank OF II uisiana payable and renewable accord
ing the Of said bank the LIST August 1888 and
rhe balance of the price Of adjudication the same those
above umerated
For property thirdly described third and the
balance credit Of and hs in notes secured
by special and vendors lien, and bearing
after maturity. with vendor priv
ege mortgage, with the clause de aienar dO in
tbs vendors holder lder of said the
purchasers the attorneys fees Of suit the
amount upon and which fixed at i've cent.
SAFE, with U. 3. internal stamps at
expense of purchasers.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

SUCCESSION OF THE LATE FRANCIS CLARK
Deceased. Second District CouIt of New Orleans-No.
26,OU6.
pN NIKTUE of and In obedience to
ID order Of sale rendered June 10Th 1868 directed by the
Honorable the Sec nd District Court Of New Orleans in
the above entitled mstter TO Geo. w. Avery late Sheriff.
and by said late Sheriff transferred WI.
sell public auction at the Merchants and Auctoneers
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal OustOmhpuse
Streets in the District OF this SATURDAY,
July ls 1868 at u oc ock the following described
perry, viz:
/ ONE LOT OF GROUND lying being and situate ia IN o
FIRST District Of New Orleans in the square bounded
TchOuptouas Pearl DelOd and Louisa Streets numbered
3 and adoirs number % and 70 feet 10 inches
Louisa street. by "a feet in depth.
ONE LOT OF ehOUND lying being and situNte In
the First District Of New Orleans In the bounded by
TchoupitOuas Pearl DeOrd and Louisa numbered
&C. and sdoDs lot No 2 and 20 feet 10 inches
LOuiss strset, by depth OF 81 feet
ONE LOT OF GkOUND situate In tire square bounded
by etoupitou PEARL Delord aud Louisa In the
First District Of New Orleans numbered 81 and 20
feet 10 inches e Louisa street by depth of 90
feet forming the of l. Visa and Pearl
TKRMs-One and credit, with notes OF tbs
purchaser secured by privilege and mortgage said pro-
THDS. u. MAXWELL
jys "a Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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HENRI PIUssAN VS. AUGUSTA MANNESsIRR,
Third Distrct Court of New Orleans-No 242l2

QY VIRTUE OF writ OF heri faclas
ID the Honorable the Third District Couu Of New
Orleans in the above entitled cause to Geo ", late
sheriff and by said late shs rh to Transferred will pro-
coed to sell at public auction at the Merchants and Auc
toneers e. change. Royal street. between Canal and Jus
tomhons streets in The Second District Of this city,
SATURDAY the 18th day of July, 1863 II o'clock
fsllO~nR described property, viz:
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. situated In the
First District Of this city in the bounded by O. nal
Philippe, Common and BarOnne Streets designated Nos
Is and "a.
Lot No. 10 measures 26 inches Phippa
street. 80 feet inches and lines deep aud front SIDE
ley running from Philippe Baronne street. AZ feet 10
inches deep the side 10 lot No. % and 26 feet VIDE
the
Il Is TIE above alley by 20
feet in depth.
Together with the buildings and improvements thereon.
Sc red In the abova suit.
TERNs-This being the second and last auction, the
said property will be definitely adjudicaed TO the Highest aud
last dder for What IL VIII bring At twelve tbs credit
purchaser furnishing bond with good and security
bearing 6ve interest per from date and
special mortgage the sold until fnal payment.
Said purcha'er shall deduct and pay the
printing sher clerks fees about $500;
thermore the State par sh and pal taxes
amount OF which Is not yet ascertaned
said property SUI lease expiring the 7h day
Of November 1870 at yearly rental Of $500 act
passed before Abel notary pubc in this dated
November 9TH, 1867.
THOs L. MAXWELL,
b9 II 25 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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WARD HOBsON W.. JOHN vIGEL COR vIEGEL)-
Sixth District Cont Of New OTleans-No 2O,48Q
Ply VIRTUE of writ Of fieri faeias
~ directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court OF
New Orleans in the above entitled SUIT 10 Geo. W. Avery,
late sheriff and by said late Sher to transferred, will
pro- eed puOic aucri0n. Merchants and
Aucti neer Exc snge, Royal street etwesn Canal and
CusomhOuse IN the Second District Of this city,
SATURDAY the sth day Of August 1858 at u oclockM
CERiAIN LOT OF GROUND situate In the First
District Of this city, in the bouSded by Julia, POy
da, DOrgenois SOD hToad Streets defgnaed as lot No IL,
lan Of Bu of date 18th febru sry 1850,
and also plan by Pile DepOuiy, Architects, da led
November 81, HG5 deposited in the office Of Mich las o.
HOey Auctonees which lot 81 feet inches aud
lines front Julia street. 81 feet inch and lines
Poydras street. by depth las feet inches and lines
tle line Of lot NJ 10 and l2 lines the line Of lot No.
IL. with all improvements, rights. etc.
Said let purchased by John Vga Tor Viegel defend
herein, from the succession of H. Ranney, be-
fere Michael Gemon, Notary Public ia this ty dated March
1866 ard recorded n the Office Of this city In
Boob 81 page 40
Seized suit
Ia TKRNs-Cash on the spot -. = -
THOMAS L. MAXWELL
Tvs % aus Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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IN THE NATTER OF JOHN eoRDY, BANKRUPT.
NO. s72, DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMER1cA--FoR THE DISTRICT
OF LOUISIANA.
ny g. Z. ernAKpEY @ CO..

NICHOLAS J. HoEY, AactiOneer,
Ofice-No. II Exchange Place
CATUR Y. Augast 4, SOS, at lS o'clock
- NJ at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange
Orleans, virtue Of order OF the
Homo able EDWARD H. Duell Judge. bearing dse the 80
e June 1868 pubic auc viii be sold 10. account
Of the estate CT John Gordy Bankrupt the following described
properly, to-vt: -
The SUGAR PLANTATION situated in the parish Of st.
May, State Of Louisiana, described As follows:
I. CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, together with the
buildings living and bling tuate la the
parish Mary both sides Of the Bayou CyprenOt.
9S7 less bounded north by the
press swamp by the land belonging Sgur Gallery.
south by by lands presen Of Jno
Carey ali being in Township IA south Of kSnRe and
comprising AL Of Sections and of said towns IL; 7laT5
cf which hAv been entered by j. L. Daniels and
DOug glass wilkins and afterwards acquired by DIR r.
Sco and III 2 Of which being entered by the said Dr.
L. y. Scott.
2 AID ALSO Two LOTS Of forty ,40) acres each OF
swamp lands each being In Sections IS and n Of said Town
ship IA of Range the being contiguous
and supposed to the southwest Of northwest
Section 20 and the Southeast Of the
of Section "a acquired by said John 0ordy
DR. T. p. BY Of sale executed before j. O. PArkin
Recorder OF the parish of St. Mary, Louisiana in u
1859
Bs- TERNs-Cash the spot In U s. Treasury notes.
Act Of sale together with the U. s. Internal Revenue
Stamps attached the Of the purchaser before ~
Gernon. ESQ notary Pubic
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EOR sALE-REAL EsTATE-sEyERAL HUN
DIRE Cotton and Sugar Plantations located the best
portions Of he Gotten and growing States Also Rice
Plantations Orange Orchards and large bodies Of uaole
timber lands Also. large variety Of City and Suburban
property improved and uEimpOved in the form Of residences
building lots and squares favorable Parties
wish ng TO invest well Proper
ties MI err A Gard Estate Ageata No. IS Oarondelst
afre EavO
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DIGAUD d 'CO.s
PARTISAN PERFUMERY,

Patronzed Empress Of the French and extensively
In all fashionable circles for its Excence aud Superb
Ority. 49,
kiGAUD 4 CO.'S YLANGYLANg and MANILA
BOZ QUIET, the scent Rgaad 60. are the only I'M
urops of the s extract Of Ylaagyland from
the Philippine Isles.
RIGACD co IS TOLUTINF, de icioas Toilet Water
superior to Eau de Cologne Toilet Vinegar Florida
Wster
RiGAuD a co.'s MI2ANDA SOAP, exquistely per-
famed and keeping its fragrance 70 the last
RI0AUD co ~ MIRANDA POMArUM, for preserv-
ing and besnt q ing the hair.
RIGAUD A Co.'s DENToRrNE, a most agreeable
elixir for preserving the teeth and perminz the breath
RIGAUD ro's TOOfH-cRE M. remarkable pre-
paretO prOduriDC abrilant whiteness 10 the teeth
RIGAUD CONS ROSE POWOsR, superior TO Violet
Ts az 0f11 T 9tsfe N sSd Ge E To rag TOILET
vth Photographic illustrations will DO sent on receipts OF one
stsmp-
Agent SewGsrry sons IS ST. Paus Charch Yard Lon.
don.
DoP0' "enei' :" 10" r. DUCoNGE's
20 Charfrea rect.
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CONSTABLE'S SALES.

ANTOINE DELILE VS.. II. THORNTON-CoNsTABLE
sale-Sxth Justices Court-EO 1863
DY VIRTUE Of a writ OF nert facias.
ID to erected by the Honorable the sixth Justices
Court in and for the paish Of n the abUve
VIII proceed sci, at public auction FRIDAY tie 18th
day July 1868 " O'Clock No. $50 81 Mary street.
between Laurel and Constance streets
One Mare MULE.
Rs-TERMs-Cash in U, s. Treasury Notes.
WM. GORMLBY, Constable
CAHILL & CoFFEY VS. JOHN CLINE-No. 1873.
DY VIRTUE OF N writ Of heri facias TO
I'D directed by the Honorable the Sixth Ju se Court
proceed sell public auction SATURDAY July
- 1868, at IL O'Clock A. At 52i Csmn STREET
One lot HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE
Sezed in the above numbered and enttle suit, In
DANIEL WILSON, Constable
A. B. sCHEFFENTEIN vs. @. GARDINER-FIRSr
Justice Court No. $500.
DY VIRTUE of "a wrta or 6ert Gacias
ID 20 directed by the Honorable q W. Saier first
Justice the Peace parish Of Orleans shall
eel public auction. TUESDAY the Twenty first day
Of july 1868 at IL O'Clock at Waeh l8l TehOup
one lot HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized IN the above suit
B1- TERMs-Cssh In U. S. TreasHrr Notes
A A PLATT5MtER. Constable
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Five Hundred Dollar. Reward.

WHEREAS Official information has been received by me
that fragrant murder committed the of
ELDnID6E III kNER oving1en IN the parish Of ST.
TammRny, by CHARLES w. BRADLEY, on the I'D
day Of June, A. 1868;
NOW TGEh EFORE have thought proper to issue this,
Proclaim sOn calling upon the good people OF the State
their aid and assistance in bringing 70 Justice the per
perstor crime and furthermore offering ard H.
the by authority Of the State of Louisiana Of
FIVE! HUNDRED DOLLARS
For the arrest and conviction Of said Murderer
DEsCRPuoS-Bradley white thirty'hve or forty
has blue Jig ht straight hair thin face, is
Slim built about i've eet inches hgh and weighs sbOu
TAO pounds.
under my hand and Seal OF the State at the City Of
New Orleans this ninth day Of July, A 1863 and OF
the Independence of the United States the Nneythd
II. q. WARMOTH,
Cove nOr of louisiana
By the Governor:
CHaRLEs o HANDY. sistant Secretary Of State.
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DROCLAMATION... .PROCLA NATION
OF QUARANTINE.

STATE or LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
New Orleans, May 81, lsis-
WHEREAS An lct Of the Legislature. approved March Is
1855 entitled IAN establish Qusrs tine pro
lection Of the State provides tnat the Governor Of the State
shall sce his proclamation the dvice of the Board of
Heah declaring place where there shall be TO be-
eve petena contagious Infectious disease exists to
be infected place and stating the number days Of
antne n be performed by the vessels their OH
and crews coming from such place or places
Now therefore in pursuance Of the prOyiions of the act
Aforesaid, do issue this my proclamation hereby de-
clare the places hereinafter named to be infected and
that al together with officers passengers and
arriving from said places, having touched
stopped at Of them, shall be subject 10 tine
than days. for longer period be
sdeed bv the Board Of Health take effect from
and sfer the prOmul gel ton Of this proclaim alton
Any violation OF the Quarantine laws as here procined
will be severely pun he'd. II the penalties prescribed by
law ed Inadequate, the parties offending will be de-
vered up to the military authorities be dealt with.
The places which hereby declared infect ed atore
SAID the following wit:
An the ports Of Nicaragua Central America and the port
Of Vera Cruz, in Ne xco.
my hand and Seal Of the State above and
the kdependen Of the United States the
JOSHUA BAKkR
By the Governor:
J. H. HARDY, Secretary Of State.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SPAIN
AND CAsACALvo NOW RoYAD STREETS
SUCCESSION OF WIN. coNNER-No. sa,Ua.
ny @. DE FFRIET.

Office No. So Benvile street.
CATURDAY, August 15lh. 1865, at 1s
- O'Clock NJ, the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex
change street. Canal streets
Public Auction, by virtue of orde from the Hon John
w. Judge Of tho second District Court Of New Or
dated July 10TH 1865 the following described real Estate
A Lon OF GROUND With the buildings and improve
there suse in the third District this city 10
the bounded by CasscavO Royal Oh eatmen.
ow Dauphin) Vaudeville and Spain streets, 80
feet front on spain stree, by las feet IN depth
n6- TERMs-t500 cash, aud the baanco on credit Of
twelve months, m roe secured BY special mortgage
vendors hen. snd bearing egh PEI cert int~e
from the sale I'll ina yment the buidings
be kept insured snd ~ policy transferred 70 the vendor
In OF suit the purchaser will be required to i've
rer cent. attorneys commissions the recovered
which will be likewise secured BY mortgage the purchaser
assuming the pay meBt Of the taxes for 1868.
Of sae, with Internal Revenue Stamps at the expense
Of the purchaser before W. j. Castrll, notary public
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cHAS. 7. NASA'S SALES.
SUNDRIES

SUNDRIES .......... FURNITURE ......... SUNDRIES
BIZ CHss. T. NASH,
AucTIoNKKR-Ofhce Masonic Hall Auction Mart,
Corner ST Charles and rerddO streets
"EDNEsDAY, 18th inst, at II o'clock
w A N, stisalssTooms ner ST. Charles and Perdid0
streets, W II be sold
Durable and elegant Furniture and varied assortment
OF 81 ndries Also one fine sqasrs Piano
kS-TERMs-Cash In u. 3. Treasury Notes.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nIssOLUTION."".. DISSOLUTION.
The firm Of LOGAN 4 CLAIBORNE having this day
been diss,ved BY mutual consent George VIM Logan JI
time the business in his and for MS account
New Orleans, July Il, 1868.
DIsSoLUTION-THE CuPARTEERsHIP HERETO
BRoGKs GAeDoSALD CS. Is this day dissolved 6y
be charged Liquidation Of the business and viii
toe name Of the firm for that plsoGe G RRooKS
Per p-o Hugh Macdonald.
New Orleans, July Is, 1868
CoPARTNERsHIP - THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
BRo6ks CTAIBoRNE 1 GO for the trsnss ton Of
Cotton FACTORAGE and GENERAL COMMISSION
Business. 1900 -. --,.,,-.
VIC. @. CLAIBORNE, JR.
New Orleans, July IA, 1853
COMPREHENSIVE oTICE-NR, ARTHUR
W Hyatt is somit,ed partner IN my s1sp 1 ThieS
HYATT. PAUL CHRISTIAN.
cora RITZ EEsHIP-THE UNpERsgNEn
LEVY DENEGRs' soT the purpose Of conductns
Mhoessle Grocery business as sqSss,;Srs t. s5ScoE
July /, 1853 t JNo, bESE9 RE-
COPA KTNERsmIP DIss0LvED-reE
~ COpartnership heretofore existing between the der
in his city, under the firm Of LARK, STAUFFER
Co. this dissolved by limitation and death of Mr.
Robert Stark Either Of the surviving author
lied to sign the Of the late firm in quitstion.
lSSAC II. SrAUFfER,
WILLIAM A KENT,
CHARLES MACREADY,
New Orleans, July lst 1868 Surviving Partners
COMPREHENSIVE FORMED-The und rsigned have
this formed Copsrtnership under the o.
STAUFFf r. KENT a co for the purpose Of continuing
this ardware and Iron business heretofore
dncted by STARK, STAUFFER A co. -
WILLIAM A. KENT,
CHARLES MA R AOY,
BENZ. F. ESHLBMAN.
New Orleans July lst, 1868
DIsaOLUTIoN- THE FIRM OF BGsCOE a
June The d, the firm will used only in liquidation
of the I'D business by either partner and all Indebtedness
the late hip will be quidated at the office Of
5 INNS. Levy DENEGRE who continue the business
at Nos. II nd 10 New Levee street. BISCOE
New orlea. $, July 2, 1868 THOs SlAhS.
cora REnESsHIP-fhe underlined have this
" dAv formed coparnerhip under the and style Of
HARRIS a h DWELL, for the purpose of nuing
this the business heretofore conducted by James Con
A Il. n HAR fIS,
H. 9IDWELL
New Orleans, IS Poydras street, June LIST, 1868
referring to the shove cheerfuy recommend the
frm successor, TO the patronage Of the Old house
JAMES CONNOLLY,
JOHN FOX.
New Orlesns June LIST 1868.
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ustns ana wedding Cards engraved In tAs noss ssszn
a.nns Bu.ines. Oards Account Sales Cotton, Bills L.
ing Checka Invoices and Circular Letters stc, Hsho
Sr.phsd Scale CancsUins Stamp. oosr Plates, etc
Initials Embossed % PHpr ~ xnvsseps WIfHor
CHARGE FOB DIE
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POST We AND UNREsERvED SALE TO EFFECT
A PARTITION, OF VERY CHOICE RESIDENCES,
SITUATED AT NOS. 81 AND 50 EsPLANADE
STREET, BETWEEN ROYAL AND oHARrREs
STREETS, AND OF AN EXCELLENT BUSINESS
STAND, NO. III TOULOUSE STREET. BETWEEN
DAuPHIN AND BURGUNDY STREETS
H. PARLANGE vs. p. N RIvERA-No. 1925
SUIT FOR A PARTITION.
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DETER ROSS.

ssurus thanks 70 the eitisens Of New for their patron
for the last ~ He has made extensive eooson
% hi workshops and introduced several woodworking ms
e. which wiz enable him attend promptly 70 any ous
aess In his line ..
shops and once PrytaniA and Washington sresA
Mechanics Exchange, box No. J.