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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-21

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D ESOLU, qu'avis public soft donne pendant dix
N icurs dams Ia gazette oiiciele de intenon qua
Con (pourvu oute ios IN aucune Opposuon egae neso
aeN de fare CHI min en- bots p9nce7l de hut pes de
argfur lie cote sud de la du Canal patT de la rue
Claiborne uslu la ermnasUn du canal dams Ia dlte Tue du
Canal, de la usquau chemin de la heSlne &c derneT
ava devant ee ait par les municipalities No. ct con-
loutement. ,r,,,-r,,, NJ,
(Sirue) JAS. IL. CALDWELL, fresldent.
'tSigneJ A. d. 'CROssNAN, Maire.
Pour copis conform, H. BIER, Comms
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EOANDIEG EOUsE.

No. G2i GR.4PIER ST'REET, Bstwtcn st. Charles
GEd C1rOndoLet, door from 6Oraer Of CarORds5st
AIRS. WILSON respectfully informs her &C.
VA rends and the public that she continues in the EGH
above eligible location occupied by her during the .e4
act two years, and prepared accommodate her friends,
and those who may favor her with their PATRONAGE From
long experience, and the very desirable and
location of her House, she feels confident OF being able
i've entire satisfaction to all who may favor her with their
patronage. Her TERMS will continue TO be very Rod
gTATE. do IylSW
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FORMERLY at the of Camp and PCydras street,
desires respectfully inform the public, that he has
abshed himself at the Corner Of Cont street and En-
Change PLACE where all orders in his line will be executed
Ica. n3 3mf
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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Is, 1850.
MO rICE is hereby given, in virtue of the above
resolution, that will sell at public auction, at my
office, on MONDAY, 18th Nov INST, at L o'clock, M to
the lowest bidder the contract for extending the Steamboat
Wharf and building an addition Q the same in accordance
nl6 A. ID, CROssNAS. Mavor
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J. T. MONEHEAD, Solicitor.
X. PRETbOw, Nj. D.. Physician.
j. Il. CASEY, Chairman Committee on FinnDcp

The terms upon which this company insure life are pecu
than OF other Life Insurance Company, TO wit
The great security afforded in G u arantee Fund Of
500 co., so 900 Of which has been paid in cash.
secured in the Manner by Bond and Mortgage Real
Estate;
Rates of Premium greatly reduced from the rates of other
companies and more equally graduated
Insurance for the benet OF Married women secure from
the creditors of their husbands;
The insured not liable to assessments Tor losses
No extreme hazards taken by this company =,
An annual dividend all policy holders payable IN cash
also, additions made 10 Life Policies every five years.
Notes takeHin part for premiums. .
Policies issued upon application Without Delay, causing no
Loss of Insurance to the parties. ,
Lives Of either insured between the OF IA and 6O
inclusive, for year, 3 years, OF for life. 80,
The pamphlets and tracts published by the company WI e
found to contain much valuable information respecting ue
nature, principles application and benefits Of Lite Insurance
Also, examination OF the plans OF the other Mutual Com
panes of this country and full explanation Of the plan
posed by tins company. together with various ahes-ont
showing the rates OF premium for the OF life OF
companies, compared with the of this company,
another giving the rates OF this company for all ages
at which insurance is made.
Pamphlets and tracts furnished gratis and applications
Celved and forwarded BY
A. II DILLON, JR., Agent, at New Orleans.
A. j. WEDDERBURN Medical Examiner.
~" Office OF Peoples Telegraph Line, Commercial Tx
change, ST. Charles street mig II
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DRY GOODS BY THR PACKAGR,
-. ksFGfiRsGr !SssE kF}s,
- F1H Email Commission ne E6AtpsaAEp
s'a No, 80 GRAVIER STREET L.
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-SH1PPING.
FoR CAITFORNIA.
U. $, 1Lail s7eamship oomPap,yy Y; n


u. $. Mail seamship Company.
$50 FOR CAlsFORNIA. via CHASStsEs'
81 $780, and splendid stesnship PACIFIC, N. Jarvis,
commander wieaye or C SRES with the GoSeTnment
date ports from her WHAT at ST. diary street. Lafay cite, at
o clock A. M, punCluaiy, on THURSDAY, Novem'
Os > The u s. Mg Steamship Comlany have now four
new and magnificent Steamships the REPIaLIC COLUMBUS,
TsTHMus and ANTELOPE, running semi monthly the Pa
cic side from Panama to san tranciseo anute connection
Al Panama being complete it will be carefully kept
and passengers feel assured of meeting with detention
al Panama beyond the usual stay in port,
RATES OF PASSAGE.
From New Orleans to Chagres
In In ss sGogG "a hin S s. % %
In Storage, with Berth and separate As %
From Panama to San Francisco, ,oo %
IN seerage, with Berth and separate Mess 10 20
tx No 6erth9 considered secured until paid for,
5 Ms l Steamship o0g 9AMs ofRt2S iISS
Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
~=r=s FOd CALlFOH IA via CHAGhES,-
@f4fsE5A Direet Lige 70 Chasres.-The new and
sa.s1ssAa magnificent doubeengine steamship Ptl n
a ION III So45 for C&SGGREs3u BFEdr on sUNbHY
M0RhING the LIST December, at oelocki punetually
ship Curbbean, built expressly for his trade, will form
See iS m Hs o S fs 10 ThsF6 ego
iornia, - Panama," ~ Norhener; - Tennessee " Co
and Oregon securing passengers THRoUaH TICKETS with
certainty and The quickest dispatch Mail will be dispatched
leaving the United States to meet the Government Mai
Steamers of the LIST and 10Th OF each month from Panama
RATES OF PASSAGE:
From New Orleans 10 Chagres.
In saloon
In steerage with Berth and separate Mes. Is
From Panama to San Francisco. o,o ~
in rb and separate Mess 80
- Az tickets Tor passage ana orders TOT freight must D.
IS FL Sks SPRSais g. Agents
| nl6 los Magazine street, New Orleans.
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MRyOralty OF NewOrleRns....,,.,...,,. Nov. 10, L
Council OF MrNIJPALrTy No, Two.
nT M,
gnedl A. y CRossMANt Mayor. ~,
Irmn nnmN: Ii. kIER. u


MAYoRALrY OF NEwORLEANs, Nov. 10, 1850.
NOTICE is hereby given in virtue of the above
resolution that will sell at my office on MONDAY,
18th November inst u O'Clock to the lowest bidder the
contract for furnishing OF all material and paving with best
round stone of Robin street. from Magazine Camp street,
IN accordance with the specifications 10 be furnished by the
Surveyor. Tnl6l A. ID, CRosshAN. Mayor
EpsClnEptSSrss
The rGpifs rug at gtFl 81 lE bftEF YVyt
s15E ls9ss shys me- - nsS5S5 isn lag dspgu u
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NiayOralty Of NewOrleaus......N November 10, 1850,
CoUNCIL OF MUMCPALITY No Two.
r,F rar,,IaF

CoUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No TwO.l
Sitting OF November Il, 1850.
DE 1T RESOLVED, That it is the intention of
ID this Council provided that satisfactory opposition be
made thereto to claiborne street, the Seventh Ward
to be opened straight ae, and its present width, from
termination Common the South side Of Hevia
street, under the OF April 3d. 1882 providing for the open
ng LAYING out and improving of within the city of
New cans and the act amendatory thereof approved Sd
May ls47 aud that the Mayor be- and he hereby aqho
rzed to give public notice during DAYS, in the Off al
paper aud in the Courier in French and English of said
tentiOn. O.,
[Signedl JANIS Ii. CALDWELL, President
Approved November ID, 1850.
[SiEnedl 4. D CRossMAH. Mayor.
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NOTICES.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, November , 1850
COUNCIL OF MuNICIPALTrY No. Two'E

MAYORALTY or NEW ORLEANS, November looO'
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two
Sitting Of November 5. 1850.
ID ESOLVED, That public notice be given for
Ii Ten Days, in the official paper of the intention OF the
Council provided satisfactory opposition thereto IS made
to lay Plank Roadway eight feet wide on the southsie
of Canal street, IRON Claiborne street TO the terminus Of the
duch in Canal street and from thence the Neae Ridge
Road the latter ia conjunction with the Council oil the
Firt Municipality.
iSignedl JAMES H. CALDWELL, President
tEsisnedl 4. D. CRossMAN, Mayor
True copy: H. BIER, Clerk.
MAYoRALTY or NEwCRLEANs, November 2, 1850
I N pursuance of resolution passed by the COun'
Gil of Municipality No. Two at its sitting of 9TH instant
notice hereby given that not less than ten days from m
first publication hereof, the Council OF Municipality No
Two will proceed 10 act the improvement contemplated
BY the said resolution viz: The laying Of Plank Roadway
eight feet wide, on the sOutsida OF Canal street, from Cal
borne street the terminus of the ditch N Canal street, ant
from thence the Metarie Ridge Roadthe latter in con
junction with the Council of the First Municipality
ms A. u. ChOSSmANs mayor
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INSURANCE.

KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
ar COPLNGTON, KY.
W. r. ROBINS Ptesdent. A. l. GREER, Vice President.
j. X. PAYsoN. Secretary.
BOARD OF CToRs:
w, b Robbins, A. L. Greer, G. A. Withers,
j. s. Morgan, J. b. Casey, 81 H. Mack.
II. NJ. Withers, &. s. Walker.
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MAYoRALTY or SEwORLEANs, Nov IA, 1850.
NOTICE hereby that will sell At my Office on IN
~ DAY, 25h inst, OF tue resolution, az ~
O'clock To- the lowest bidder, the for hull ling Wach
house IL Barouua street, Ilance with the plans and pecf.a
tons the office Of Mr. B, Howard Architect No IA Dun
cans Row, Exchange Alley.
nI5 A. D. CRnssMAN, Mayor.
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80 Ca Mp S TREE r.
~ a. TYLER has on hand and ia constantly receiving
"; PL4NO FORTES, from the Justly : s6SSsss,R,g-,
fSee9Iated MahutactOrie Of Hallet, Sf5E5lf I'll sfH
DAVIS Co, Boston; John b. Durham, ~ N IN n III
pIavla Van Wrinkle, A. H. Gale & Co. andy ~ u Y
;hsi H. G9yesen New York; also pleyels Paris fIANOS
SCS, TO BE deyered in turn as fast received from ts
Iaotoy lhese Planos decidedly the bas Piano now in
use particularly for the country where TTers can Ssli
6e ha4 as they VIII stand longer and better tune than an
Oer faho These Pianos have independent rim or ease
Mnch can De removed in moment there being conneC
loh so'"S w JhIsno AND ease Superior GUITARS
& other Musical Instruments, constantly on hand and
EeltR Tor sale al low prceS SHEET MUSIC for Piapr
4EeS Forte, Guitar, Flute, etc. Also iNSTRTi1iFjON
20 BOOKS for all musical Instruments ESS- A / Ii.
eTal Discount Dealers Teachers and nil fboss
orders. All orders promptly attended To- MAJ
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MaYOraltY of November IA, 1850
COUNCIL OF MuMCPALITy No Two,

Sitting of Nov. IL, 1850.
DISSOLVED That Mayors hereby authorized and requested
Il n r N pubIc auction bidder, after giving
usua notice in the Journal The contract for erecting Watch
M aronue street the and specifications
ne in the Off Howard, Architect No IA Duncan w, E1
change Alley, payment to be as follows One9u Was hg hFst
when the
40 months onp'uTh when The roof by
ma m nj four months remaining fourth when the building
Completed by months All the to bear interest from
late al SIX per cent Der anuuW, oueguTh OF each Of the frat
retained until the huudUg niht, and
clued payment TIE work be done to The
auactn Architect aud be completed within
months Ter penalty OF hy dollars
her py every Tue Of adjudication to he
subject approval the Council SuacJ2rT security to be
gwen the amount oithe contract - e.,
[Signedl JAMES II. CALDWELL, President.
Approved November a. 1850.
[Sgnedl A u. CROssMAN, Mayor.
Time nonN. I'll. BIER. Ierk.
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MARIE DE LA NoUNELLE-O orleans,
la NOyembTe, 1850. !

le NOvembre 1850,
CONFORMEMENT a la susdte resolution,
~ avis est par present dome que dams non mo5 de dix
i1urs parir de Cette date COnsei de Ia MunGpae No.
Deux agra Reinforcement aux ameoaton specifics dams Ia
susde resolution, savor I'm chemn en- panGhes de hut
peds de argeur cote sud de la rue 9n anal par De
Ia rue Claiborne bout du canal dams la rue du Canal
dc la iusqu chemn de Ia Metarle &c derner travail
nj A u. ChpoohAN. ware.
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EEiGH sCHOOL-Att the OF Race and Constance
! streets, by Rev'd ALEXANDER CAMPBELL.
RATES PER MONTH:
Gsograpby ,,a, l'ly o.
Geography on
Sd Glass g g with French nm. 7 ca
I'd Class " :" with Latin or Greek. co
LIST Glass g. I" with Mathematics.
All the Glasses exercised in Penmanshp, COmpotiOn and
Defamation, weekly, by all the Pupils sufficiently advanced
kS Evening Glasses will be commenced the first Mon
day in November-per Month So. O4 limos
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GEORGE SHERLOCK'S EsrABLIsHEp
~ EMIGRATION, REMITTANCE, AND lNrFLIIGENrp
OFFICE, Ito Poydras street, New UFeuns... Passage
- to and from Gre5t b nam and ireland 80
SfAs LiUeFpgOi The subscriber begs leave Fes
aaNAatO inform his friends and the public that he Slsss
continues his business Of issuing Drafts, and bringing ont
passengers, from Liverpool this city good ships and on
reasonable terms. Apply TO
GEORGE SHERLOCK, ITO POydras street
between Camp and st. Charles SIS
INTELLIGENCE DEPARTMENT.
~ Gardeners and Lab0ers supplied TO those fequir-
ing them, and families also urni he'd with good hOTOu S
servants, Cooks, etc. etc. Apply TO
GEORGE SHERLOCK, ITO Poydras street.
kaHN+ NHgps1p nd NRaFa gf5
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! EsOLU, Que l'intention de ce Consei est
SPo9 Ii, oue fqs gu agGgne opposition egae soft
lae? ue are Or Ia Claiborne, dams la 7e District
une lgne arote s si 9rgeur actuele, paTtr Dc em
n5SGa' "a Ug ~ no9ne jusqu'au cQe sud de IA rue
regle 'Ouverture DIES rues dams h Vie de Ia Ne ct
laCte suppementaFe du MAJ ls47 E, Gue lie Marie est ct
demeure autOrG de dOnner avis public, Srdsrt div i01ye
dams gazette oeieIe ansi que dams lie Courrs en- en-
iran Gals, de ntentiOn du COnse Reinforcement Ia
dIe ameliOratOn.
[SIgnel JAMES H. CALDWELL. President,
Approve e ID NOyembre 1850.
[Signel A. d. CROssMAH, Marie.
Inmr nnnIa LnEmG. IL nLEn nrlE
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EOR RENT--A two story Dwelling House with
IL rear two-story Buildings, suitable for respectable
family, on Poeyfane street, near FOucher. MT $35 tg
pr n1 G'I it5dpstos "i' 81 Nj. RUsHA, "a Girod St
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63sssa ing ship tfE0A&GE STEVENS, Captain John
aaS Cushing loading for the above port and will
have all possible dispatch This ship ism superior order cop
pered and well found Inc respect For freight pas.
sage apply on board opposite Post l6, Second Municipality,
or TO Up. WHITNEY y 60, d Camp st.
jeA or WILLIAM J. DEWEY, IS Grayier st,
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFB AND FIRE IAEUR-
ANCR COMPANY OF LOUISIANA

INCORPORATED IN APRIL 1919, AND DECLARED A DIyI
DEND OF - PER CENT. on Il MONTHS BUSINESS.
Once, No. IS Camp street,
Cav BnbGy
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Incidents.

The offices fronting on Graver street. in the rear
othe line of the fire, of. H. Duckworth, Florance &
Taylor, D. l. Ricardo notary public, A. Brown,
cotton broker, were pretty severely scorched and
deluged with water. The books and papers of these
offices were removed.
The corner of Campand Graver streets, occupied
by Dr. Massey an Apothecary, was saved by
the great exertions of the fremen. The Doctor,
however, sustained heavy loss in the removal of
his goods,
John Donoven, commonly called Boston Jack," /"
known here and in Boston as an intrepid fireman,
who used to run with No. Is there, and who has
been running with a company of the same number
here, severely injured by falling through
hatchway at No, 6S Camp street. at the time OF the
fire. He was taken to the Hospital.
An lrishman, whose name is not known, was killed
when the back walls of the Picayune Office fell
When the wreck of Messrs. Chambers q Wheel.
er's Insurance Office, No. Al Camp street, was be-
ing cleared away yesterday, several human bones
were found near bedstead and matrass Who
was the victim has not yet been ascertainsd.
Al enc time the flames threatened 10 cross Bank
Alley, but by The unwearied exertions of Engine
No. ., assisted by Nos 16 and Il, stationed there,
this was prevented. Had the FIRE crossed, it would
have undoubtedly swept to the river, and caused a
destruction of properly fearful TO think Of
During the confusion and excitement of the mo-
ment, daring rogue found means to enter Mr. Du.
boIs's office, hut without securing any booty,
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NEW ORLEANS MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 49, 1885,

Two members, names unknown, Of Fire Com
pany No. $, were hurt by the falling Of wall
whilst at work in the rear of the stables.
A gold medal, valued at S217, with the heads Of
Francis and Elizabeth, Of the Two SiciIies, was
recovered from the possession Of man who had
taken it from one of The offices.
number Of private libraries and valuable manu-
scripts were destroyed-a loss that cannot be esti-
mated in dollars and cents
The manuscript and proof sheets Of the condensed
decisions of the Supreme Court, prepared by M. NJ
Robinson and D. H. Hennep, were burned.
Several individuals were made very i'll by drink
ing camphine. niistaking it for liquor. man,
name unknown, was found in dying state, in POy-
dras street, from this cause, and removed by be-
nevolent citizen to where aid could be procured.
He was recovering when last heard from.
At least fifty persons were arrested, in the course
Of the morning. for petty plfering at the fire. To-
bacco however, the head and front Of the offend
ing Of more than half Of them.
This fire is believed to be the most destructive
that has ever occurred in our city. During yester-
day, crowds of citizens visited the ruins, and the
fire department was again called TO subdue the
flames.
Shortly after the above fire broke out in Camp
street, another was discovered on Poydras street,
opposite the Poydras market. 1t originated in the
rear of the building,sNo. Gleises' Row, occupied
by M. OConnor as china, glass and earthenware
establishment. The spread Of the flames was SC
rapid, that Mrs. O'Connor and her children had
barely time to escape with their lives. The build
ing. No. 5, occupied by widow Fitzgerald as a
boarding house, was also consumed before the pro
gress of the flames could be arrested. Building
No 8, occupied by Martin Costello as hardware
store, was slightly damaged.
A little boy, eight years Of age, son of Mr. Ramp
corner of Hevia and st. Paul Streets was severely
injured by the falling of one of the walls. His re-
| covery is considered doubtful.
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Che Oaily Grescent.
Published Every Day-(Sunday Exeepted)
BY CROCKETT, FROST & co.
OFFICE. N fr CuApfPz


TERMS OF THE CRESCENT.
DAlfEyeeH Gents week payable the carriers weekly;
Eight Dollars per haifyeary and quarterly the
rates-in advance Single eopes Fire Cents The Office will
receipt for all subscriptions exceeding week
HE WEEKLY CRESCENT will be furnished subscribers
al Three Dodrs clubs Of four
the Posi-ofce THO Dollars and Fifty
masters and others whomay Agents. seud orders paid
for copies, will receive copy addition their
penston Payable IN all IN ddrdnos Single papers
paekages wrappers be had the Office publication
No, 80 ST. Charles
exceeding twelve Agate type,
81 for the first insertion, and 50 every
ton Those Of greater length n proportion Notices Die
second Of ten lines In Pearl typs 81 each insertion
Advertisements pubished weekly semiweeky weeky monthly
charged 81 for Insertion u- liberal
discount made TO those who advertise by the year
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A PARAPHRAsE.-"G Go it while you ara young.
for when you get old you can't"
Make sundry eyolutions with thy psrambula-
tors, while The sanguinous fluid of juveniliy rushes
warmly through the arterial structure Of thy phys-
cal organzatiun for when the roral eongefation OF
many hybernsl seasons has silvered the capilacous
integument of thy craniam, tie ultima thule of hy
farther advancement will hays been reached"
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TO RENT.


ITO HENT-A FURNISHED PARLOR AND BED
Il ROOM, with KITCHEN, If desTed pleasantly To- 81
Gated and yeRen to BUSINESS Terms $21 peTmont Raj
Address ID. !" al this office. fy4 Ia
ORENI-A convenient and comfortable FRONT "a
OFFICE, on the first floor. Apply TO EIiE
Jal0 J. PICKLES, 50 Commerce st. Ia
EURNIsHED ROOMS TO RENT, at SO -
PHILiPPA STREET, 5etaoeen Common and I'd
GrdUier streets. d8 E=k
ITO RENT-The SECOND STORY of 2S Gus. -
toh0Ese street suitable for Storage of Furniture fad
etc. has Hosting heel and other conveniences Ren4
Low. Can be seen by applying to
d2 j. DDRBRIDtsE & co. on the premises
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR REN'r.-Peasant =
u Furnished Rooms in the large twO-stOry house, ISL
with Galleries at the of ST. John and PerddO A
Streets ms
ITO RENT.-Two Frame DWELLING HOUSES -
on Duplantier, between Constance and Magazine tEt
streets on the shady side Of the street. Apply the4
premises NIL If
STORE TO REMIT large our-story Store (or part
~ OF same) No. ~ Tchoupioulas street. formerly oc -
euped by Kennedy Foster, being splendid location sf
Tor large Western Grocery Dry Goods House. FOrEA
terms, apply to
nl2 WIN. L. GUSHING & CO.. IS Common st.
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On Bank Pk0ce

the narrow street or alley running in the rear
with, and parallel to Camp street, the following
buildings were destroyed
No 7. Occupied by John N. Hawthorn, James
Forsyth and J. T. B. Featherston'h, commission
merchants. large quantity of bagging was de-
stroyed and the interior of the building much dam
aged. Owned by ]. E. Whitall.
No. 8. Occupied by U. Bidaut sugar broker,
J. Bogart, commission merchant, and J. 6 w. Ellis,
produce brokers. Building destroyed. Owned by
G. W. Selby.
No. II. Occupied by Finn & Spence, merchan-
disc brokers, Philip Finn and Schroeder & Mum
my, German importers Goods and building con
sumed
No. 10. Campbelrs furnishing store. Totally
destroyed.
No. 15 Henry Holland commission merchant
Building destroyed.
No. II. Picayune job office, Burned to the
ground.
Nos. 10 and 81. Lower floor occupied by A. G
Wilbur & Co., and above by Robbins, Arlington
IL Co., B. G. Adams, and Jurey Il Co. Totally
destroyed. Owned by Chas. A. Jacobs.
No %. F. Rodewald Il Co.. commission mer-
chants. Walls standing only.
No. 25, John Tooe and Henry Penot, commits
sion merchants Upper story and roof badly dam
aged. Effects saved.
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A oOFFEE HOUSE FoR SALE.

A COFFEE HOUSE FOR SALE.
II NilH ENTIRE INTEREST in the COFFE-HOUSE
No. ASI 1chOupiteutds street. near the corner ..
q julia street, known as the MechAnics' and T75ff
mraymRens Retreat, together with the HoUsE- #,i.
nOLp FURNrrBRE belonging to the same. The Msggs.N
nonse IS doing good business is in good location for
BoaIdiRg House. and is fully furnished for the same
For particulars apply the premises, or to B. GILLOOLY
nj he corner OF st. Joseph and TchoupiiOulas Streets
N b. The House Is offered for sale in consequence of the
owner having two coffee houses 6SI n