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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

CITY,. Homer, Co npln MARSHA, a.i 10y YES pi
! W Harris, @ W BiTan', ~ ran
el and Two servants esas Jas Nenle, Gaes VIM Fiaer
kentucky; Baton ROUGE MS
Va. d Sparks. Harris Snags 7 " Cocrnn u narN "
rsk John Sihley Pennington lori'lisa b , = " & ~
Taylor, ioi Mott
Memphis, Tenn. Gotprh, CINCINNATI " Collier, ol"
vEPANDA Taylor Rot Leecy fine L shannSh T.
Cha SJprcte uhi1. Jeaty and family, Iaj fa Chea'
ham Heron iIamIn and lady Mis- ees n I'M ~ @ " vii
Hyde HYDE hti X yfhihgr, "a.
Pointer Miss VIM Bull Charleston q; d fiouhoI MN
Seilef Bremen.
sT Iorfs ,dg rnond md lady, Miss orrnind Hubbard
Clay, Saunders Dr y Poenet aud lahS u u bia h
MOBILE, VIM Alien Hart i'arke r i Lynche Sohers
Slaughter " Fort lady and servant, La; sanL hi'e'' ~
john o Norton Philadelphia
Whitesile, JnO fIevon, KY u haDJi-
AID Fender Mel mighlh agGh S'
Pittsngh Ino w snyhh
Msddug, Meddaug, Jos ChrHa' MO- NJ i'h' '
saehusetts; WIN Haynes, Jno ST John !fksbnrsh' 49,,
TtTpT,s hrsin St Louis f Graves H. W Tomkn Wis
McCrath, II VI Cbambless Osborne > " brh, ni n
Lahrop Raby EfIuningjnn Mobile; fau'f' si'"' y"
Shane Ny 7 Saunders y o. -,
ARCADE e league, Alas Bronson o; brefon 1y nt
w Brown, S l. Colby Ark rnD
Albany; Finn Morrison Ky John Thompson WI ~ p
VIM u "a ~
Smith 1 I'd
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
One .MO7.e Grand Concert.
solicitations which have been made her
MISS CATHERINE HAYES
CONSENTED
A GRAND CONCERT



ORLEANS THEATRE,
On MONDAY EVENING, MARCH l, 1852.
" An arrangement into with the Manag Of
the Orleans Theatre their FULL ORCHESTRA upon
PROGRAMME;
oy-urst Freyselutz) Weber
Aria teni vendetta crezia Borgia) Donzet
HERR MENGlS.
Cavatnssyanne Robert lie Dabe) Meyerbeer
MISS CATHERINE HAYES.
Sogete IAometo SECONDED ROzn
(For the first time in Neworleans)
SlGNOR NoVELLl
on themes s'Somnanbula.''
HERR GRiEBEL
''''N'-' "'''N'' HERR MENGis.
Song" Happy BdlngCFute obigao Mr. Wallace
(By particular request.)
MISS CATHERINE HAYES.
Duo Buio sisnorna don Pasquae
MISS CATHERINE HAYES AND HERR MENGIS.
Largo III Babere} .Rossini
SIGNOR NOvELLl.
Grand Scena and Norma Bini
MISS CATHERINE HAYES.
Song The Happy swaer,' .Mengis
MISS CATHERINE HAYES
CONDUCTOR MR.. LAVESU
The GRAND PIANO employed this occasion Chick
erng the Music Store Of H. Parsons 10 Camp
e Tickets a3 81 and 81. They procured the
| office OF Orleans Theatre MONDAY MORNING.
PROGRAMMES, containing the words OF the Songs in French
English obtained in the Concert Room the nigh
| Of performance. Price, Twenty.fv cents.
Doors open halfpast Concert at eigh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

A TEMPERANCE LEssoN--.a Lesson also IN Baiaf Of The
nohie Sariugs Ba,k.-We have fallen in the papers
lesson which worth printing The story thus 1t
was told by the Rev j. D. Owen A NJ at recent lecture
in Liverpool:
A Manchester calico printer was, his weddng-day
pers,aded by his wife allow her two half pnt Of ale
ay as her share lie rather WINGED under the bargain
for though lrinker himself he would have preferred
perfectly sober wife. They both worked hard and he
moor man, seldom out of public house the
factory closed The wife and husband little Of each
other except Mt breakfast: but she kept things tidy
about her and made her stinted, and selfish allow
ance for housekeeping the demands upon her he
never complained She had her daily pint and he, per-
haS had his three quarts and neither nterfered
with the other except odd times she succeeded by
little gentle arice another. to win him home hour
or two earlier night and and then to spend
tire evening in his house But these were
sons They had been married year and on the morn
ing of the wedding anniversary. the husband looked
askance at her neat and comely person with some
shade of remorse he observed Mary, Wen
| had no HOLIDAY sin wed and. only that
| hav'nt penny i TIL world we'd take iaunt
John - asked she, softly between smile and tear to
hear him speak kindly in old times II theed like to
20 John IN stand treat Thou stand treat said he
with half hast got furtun. wench! " Nay.
said she but In got the pint O. ale ~ 'Gotton what
said he The pint o ale g was the reply. John didnt
understand till the faithful creature reached down an old
stocking. from under loose brick in the chimney ant
counted out her daily pint OF ale. in the shape of 36'
tfnee-pences d. IA lis. Sd and put it into his hand
excainng Thee shall have thy holiday John Johr
wa ashamed astonshed conscience sittcn and charmed
lie would touch it, Hasn't thee had thy share =
then / II ha more,n he said They kept their wedding
day with the old dame and the wes little capital wa
nucleus of series Of investments that ultimate,
swelled shop factory. warehouse country seat.
carriage. and for augh Mr. Owen knew John mayo
Of his native borough at last
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

UNITED STATES SQUADRON PACIFIc.-The Amer
and foreign residents in the city of Conception Chilli
where civil has for sometime prevailed have ai-
dressed highly complimentary letters to Commodore Me-
Cauley, and to Capt Magruder, of the u S sloopof
St. Marys for the protection afforded them their
property The St. Mary's will be remembered was
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

Tie New YoRK FAILURE. - The New York Tribune
states. in reference to the house of MessrS Carleton
Co, which failed few days since, that very favorable
arrangement has been concluded. by which Mr. A. r,
Frothngham who some years since partner with
Mr. Carleton. all the debts assets etc. of the
concern and continues the business
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

.dTmOs'y Hall.
CAMP STREET,
THIS AND EVERY EY EN1NG.
Except NEXT THURSDAY March which night the Professor has
relinqushed his right in order to enable the Good
Will Company No. to give their Annual Ball
in aid o the funds of the Fire Department,
PROFESSOR ANDERSON,
THE GREAT WIZARD OF THE NORTH
ORION ESGLAND1
Will have the hon of making his the Crescent City
and introducing series of hs
GRAND FASHIONABLE ENTERTAINMENTS
EFT sOIREEs MYsTERIEUSEs,
which universally acknowledged To haye
NO PARALLEL IN THE WORLD.
and combining the most astounding wonders in
M TURA L MAGIC.
The Of Professor Anderson of the
MOST ELEGANT DESCRIPTION,
repete with the beautiful interesting experiments the
deepest researches HYDRAULICS PNEuMATCS
ELECTRICITY AESAIERISM and MECHANICS.
- For particulars of which sec bills.
Doors will be open o'clock; performance
o'clock.
~ Admission Fifty Cents Secured Seventy Cents
r. The Plan for securing the Office of the Hall
EVERY DAY froml A. to p. mil
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

CrRios OccuRREScE.-On Saturday last. poor
residing in the western section of the city. whilst count
state Bank of Ohio suspocting that his dog. who had
been watching him. had swallowed the bill he imnie
dately killed and opened him when the fragments of the
note discovered They carefully joined. and
the note thus ressued is passing clrrent. Bait Sun.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

James Wilson aIso convicted Of assault and bit
having been ten weeks in prison wa senteoerd 70 one
weeks fnrthc imprisonment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

FIRES WILMINGTON. N C.-By extra from the
Wilmington IN. c. Commercial we learn there Were two
fires in that town. destroying the dwellings of John Mutt,
Peter Harris. John Ounce. Mrs Belts Mr. Baxter and
Mr. Betencourt The upper story of the house Of David
Thaly hotel keeper. also destroyed Mr.. Harris also
lost his kitchen and bike house. and insured.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

DEATH OF DrvrSE.-The Rev Stephen A. Roszell an
eminent divine of Alexandria Virginia, of the Episcopal
church died Mt that place on the Goth ult.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

IMPORTANT ARREsr.-A man named jack Stevens has
been arrested in Philadelphia the charge of having
been concerned in the Portsmouth (va Bank robbery
against him
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

ASorHER RAILROAD AccIpENr.-Another accident
Cured on the Erie (NI) Railroad on the 18th ult,.
which resulted in the loss of two lives Miss Wiser Of
Goshen, Orange county, and an Indian girl The acct
dent occurred Deposit where the passenger train
stopping The freight train, which had been passed by
the passenger train few miles from that place and
which should have arrived until after the latter had
started up at full speed and the locomotive and
of the passenger cars smashed The accident was
the result of gross careessness and dsobedience of
ders on the part of the conductor and engineer of the
freight train and unfortunately they jumped off from
the locomotive in time escape injury 1t is said that
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

MOTHER PRlzE FIGHr-About the LIST of May there
a to be another prize fight New York The parties
are Lee and Glare, Englshman and an Irshman, and
the amount $500 aside.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

A FoRGER ARREsiED-A man named Granger. who Is
identified with the preparation of several successful for
geries in Charleston has been arrested He has been
mned and committed for trial the charges Of forgery
and larceny.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

L. S. MINT AT NEw YoRK.-The Chamber of Commerce
of NewYork have held extra meeting and adopted a
memorial to Congress asking that the principal Mint be
removed to NewYork, instead of the formation of Il
branch mint the ground that the maintenance of the
two mints-one at Philadelphia and one at NewYork-
would be superfuous and uselessy expensive
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

The Fremont EsTATE.-The NewYork Tribune of the
Goth ut states that Messrs. j q. King Sons of that
city have paid S25OOG0 account Of the purchase, by
English capitalists of the Marposa estate of Col FIRE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

WASHINGTON MISUNDERSTANDING the contributions re.
Gently added to the Washington National Monument
fund is the of thousand dollars, contributed in
of fifty dollars by mercantile firms belonging to tbs
city of San Francisco California
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

Man. RoHpER--A dispatch from Greensburg- (pal
Istcd 10th u says The this place, MIR
samuel B. Lanfer, yesterday arrested the National
Road this place. named X. Green, charged
with rubbing the S mail in Virginia. He was lodged
in Greensburg Jail and the testimony against him is said
O % very strong
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

DIvpENp.-a dividend of four per cent, on the capital
stock of the Commercial Bank of Wilmington n c.. has
declared by the Board of Directors out of the prof
its of the last six months,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

ExEcurIoN -Phineas II johnson convicted Of the muir
der Of Miss Mary Ann Hyatt. at Union. Court house 5
c., was executed on the 18th ult.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CRY.
Sunday Evening. February 49, 1852.
Arrived since Friday 1896 Beef Cattle $40 Sheep. Is
Mich Cows and 2S Calves and Yearlings.
BEEF CATTLE (Western) 4akD6t4c p fb net
(Texas) .........:....... 0)3c 2 tb net.
Hoes 6f67c . ii net.
SHEEP SZ uoG)S4 w p mead
Mich Cows. SlSfDS45 q head
CALVES YEARLISGs. So 00GDS9 so q head
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

fHE BALTIc-The steamer Baltic, of the Collins line,
nm on visit to Washington is the largest vessel that
81 aver hesn in the Potomac As far up as Washington
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

ANTICIPATED DuEL.---A dispatch from Lancaster PA
dated the 10Th ut. states that duel between r O.
Franks. Esq and Col John Rankin both officers of the
State Railroad was anticipated The police were endca
f-i,, tnr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

THE CLEVELAND RIor-The examination of the rioters
who attacked and partially destroyed the Homeopathic
College at Cleveland Ohio has commenced. Twelve are
in custody against whom there is very strong evidence
The whole amount of damage done is about $1,000.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

SHr FEvER.rhs terrible disease is raging among the
newly arrived immigrants at NewYork alarming
extent,
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out Saturday the sales reaching fully 5000 bales at firm
prices This would make the business OF the seven days
ending Saturday evening 6oooo bales an amount
considerably exceeding the receipts during the same
period.
The Africa's news is fully due by telegraph
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. ......... .5G154 Middling Fair sIG9e1
Ordinary sa@6a Fair air ~. a asaegs
Good Middlng. .7240siGood and Fine ..... 100 =
TOBACCO-The demand continued. and 800 hhds were
disposed Of including the following: So hhas at 3I 70
at AZ, 3s, and at DC So at 41a6, 1ol at 3al 10
at 90, at a., and % at &C. p h.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-The rainy weather, early
in the day prevented much from being done in Sugar the
sales of which barely $50 hhds Good common to
fully fair Good Molasses scarce. and 300 bbls
choice sold at 25s.
FLoUR-we noticed sales of 800 bbls Ohio at 81 25
and $500 bills 1.-TWO atboa oads in bad order and part
damaged about 50 95 2 Dbl also. $500 bbls extra
Ohio. said to be at - 80
CoRNsales 1000 sacks (nearly all on the Levee) in
Guiding inferior at So 500 good at 81 22 at 81 go at
So and 100 prime yellow at about the price
OATS-Saes $50 sacks Indiana at 80 and 400 St Louis
at 35GO36
PROFESSIONALISM in good request with sales of 80
bbls uninspected Mess S5 co. and small lot of Rumps
at sl2 co.. Of prime Mess Beef 800 terces taken
shipment 13 90 without inspection and 400 terces
the Bacon firm, with sales of 100 casks at
9l59i for ribbed Sides, and Sc for prime Shoulders
demand for Lard with sales Of 03I bb and tierces
which IS SS 81 at So 25 at So 5SS 1852 and $3.50
| at 8 4-15 40 at So and IS at sac p tb.
| GUNNY BAGS-l25O0 lin bales) sold at 90 cash
| BAGGING-On Friday 200 pieces Kentucky sold a,
about l2s. 9
| COFFEE-IIolders asking advance. Sales $50 bags
at 9I1G9 200 at Gle and Cos bags damaged at 6O74
| p Ii.
WIIIsKY-3oO bbls Raw brought IL ae T. gallon.
| FREIGHTs-Cotton shipping to Liverpool in British
vessels. at 5-16d, and but little offering.
| EXCIIANGES-Good demand for domestic bills
Sterling. 1881 s0109
Francs 520GD5 q
Network sixty day Bills. .2G214c . ct disc
Sight Checks Network ......... 4stG5s p CT disc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

AMERicA.A spirited lad, who beat his big brother 70
bullying him but who will join him partner in bushes
Whom they both become men.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

A STRIKE AT PHaNIxvlLLE.-It is stated that there is
general strike at the Phmnixylle (Pa) Iron Rollins
Mills owing to recent reduction of wages, The striker
will 70 O work,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

AppolNrMENT-Col II. Nj. Burton of Murfrccsboro'
Tenn has been appointed Consul to the Island of st
Thomas situated south of Cuba, in the West Indies.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATEs.-FT1date feb-
ruary 90 1852-Mr. Chief Justice Tnney nDnonnssh 20
that the Court would hear arguments until n4zt
rhursday 2G ist and that it would adjourn next il9
day week I'd prox to the first Noudayn April and that
it would then commence the adjourned term. and hold
sessions for two III tfths. ,
No g. VIM w Teal RS VI C. FELTON,. In error to the
supreme Court of NETWORK Mr.. Justice Wayne deliV
cred the opinion of the Court affirming the Judgment OF
the Court IF Appeals in this cause with costs
No 5B w H. pierce ei a., appellants, rs. Henry fitz
hugh ii H Appe, from the Circuit Court Of the United
States for NowYork Mr.. Chief Justice ianey delivered
the opinion If The Court affirming the Judgment Of the
said circuit Court in this with costs and damages
at the r.tt. e NIX per cent. per annum
Nos 81 md rs Abram Rich. Fl ni. respondents, as.
lamhrrt Brothers. II ai.. beants. The argument Of
these cas was continued by Mr. Coke for the libelants,
ard by Mir. Hunt for the respondents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

HEAVY TRAIN-A train consisting of cghty-two cars
recently passed the Camden and NewYork Railroad
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

Np FonREsT-Mr. Forrest is said to have been quite
NJ in NewYork for the last few days.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

AIIctuGAx--An Anti-slavery Convention is to be held
jackson, February % pursuant to call from quite a
number of Anti-savery in different parts of the
state.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

A CARp-The undersigned respectfully intimatcs to
Senator's members of Congress Heads of Departments,
sgens lobbyers and hangerson generally, that he is
sbout to establish Scientific School in Washington City.
for their especial instruction in the Manly Art of Self
Defence Everyday experience reases that course of
Iessons in this highly fashionable and intellectual
ment absolutely necessary to the aspran to Congress
ioual honors The subscribers system includes all the
New lodges, Straight Hits CounterPoints, Punches
summers. For certificate of ability application may
he made if so inclined, to Senator Borland.
(Signed) awful GARDNER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

| FRE AT NAsHvILLE,-Ihe Union Hall Hotel, at Nash
vile was destroyed by fire the 10th ut Loss not
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

Grand FMresUelI .Nstsical Tour ia
.anleriC0.
ENTIRELY NEW PROGRAMME.
MADAME ANNA BISHOP
HONOR OF GIVING HER
SECOND LYRIC ENTERTAINM ENT,
DRAMATIC COSTUMES.
Combining heatracons Of
CONCERT IND OPERATIC SCENES,
AT THE LYoEuM HALL,
ON MONDAY EVENING, March /. 1862.
PART I.-CoNcERT.
Popular Songs, Favore Ballads,
Care cSmpsg"e c"v"tna "come per me r.iri
serene S''' MADAME ANNA BIsiHoP ~
Solo for the 'n E i912s sEDf "'''''
''''''' ''''''' MADAME ANNA BISHOP.
Hroluo" and R i}EER Y%R9ilS BRAIN
5The Lament Of the Irish Emgan,-s Ballad 81 IN sitting o"
MADAME ANNA BISHOP.
r %s Ms ne n. It. las. s Ro %
MADAME ANNA BISHOP AND HERR JULIUS sIEDE.
PART H.-oPERATIc SCENES IN COSTUMES.
i,erand seena from peni1s,ii EsSfG 9sys1s%,"
In character of Queen Elizabeth OF Engnnd(Rega Attre
on e% TRR HER SPir # RR kSn
The somnambulism Scene, the last Of Brllns
p0pR onsp F A. %aa @ Bs IN" Mss
Amn, vocalist '" Madame M ADA h1 ARIA BISHOP.
Variations D''''"s fERR R' JULIUS siEpE.
The Mexican Boys visit the spapi,, Metropolis popular
s0 MA sf!sS Ia A ss:s." Bis1i i9SF by
in the picturesque of Charro- ashne Mexican country boy
MIR BoCIIsA will preside at the PLANO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

SINGuLAR-Mr Henry Harrison, from Iowa. attempted
to knock his brains out few days since by striking
his head against iron post in book store in Newly DIRK
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01

LOLA Monies PoIiTics-The editor OF the Richmond
ENQUIRER has had an interview with Lola Monies and a
confab with her things political He talks follows
She sound the intervention" question and seems
to belong to Southern school in her advocacy OF
conservative system of checks and balances She COM
mended with much animation, Mr.. Calhoun's work just
published which she has sent to Eugene Sue to have
translated into French She speaks in the highest terms
Of the destines of this country. predicts that
shall have Presidents or Executive heads, as recon-
amended by Mr.. Calhoun.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01
AUCTION SALES.
By J. A. BEARD & MAY, Auctioneers
MONDAY, March Is, 1852, and the follow

act made Municipality
their @ @ aid s"1 al %oTs s ss s s s Ps
promise made signed before H. B. cenas, Esq Notary putlc
l. Two Tors OF GROUND bounded BY Leves,
Futon fSRnS S sc @ sf 6
s so o H1 S Saa n mi Front
Fulton and Front Leree streets Lot No
forms s. 6 5F q
Lot forms Fnon New lyse and ftfyjsr streets.
TO- II, IL 49, a. Is, front New Levee and
T. sixTEEN LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by
yeo Fulton Poydras aud faysLe street, from TO
e.e. TO- Ii, is 49, H. Is front en- Fulton and
t. FIFTEEN Tors OF GROUND square founded New
1svee Fulton Lafayette from inlcu
LS No form. the corner q La"Eeie Fpi;e gn4 ss
. H. II, 10 and IA front Fulton and New
g. TEN LoTs GRoUNDn the bounded by N Leyse
Lot ~ forms he eoner Of Girod I
No 10 on the corner Of N9tre DANE lGh ana ssw sys
Tors OF GROUND IN the Sof f.s y S Net.
@ hnS an Ssw Lee
4s 81 f and s bss,
] x T. &. 8 + 81 .s o e N
New Lyss streets Lot ~ = B. Z + g. a ~ IT. 10 49,
FRE L lois II Or aRoUND IN the SQUARE Sos
h H. nyfs s aaa Fgs4 ss New
LOO SIS IF SkoG nj INV tie
De9t Fulton and New Leyes Streets from ~
Deiord, Fulton and Lsvee streets
| Lots . 8 and Fulton and New Leyee streets.
IL IslET Deod Fulton New Levee and stree
| named, having four fronts.
property from its locality superior to any Rea
The whole said building lots have
fronts opening Streets well adapted the heavy weser
business o wholesale stores
Ihossphc plans for issue the August and CO
be forwarded marginal requiring them
will sold in that represented By pal
1890 who shall not have signed the act Of eo
this made the OF said sale
TERMS fifth cash balance nsanents divide
coupons requsd of three and four credit
from date to maturity and not the
paid eight per per final BY
|
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-01
NOW EXHIBITING,
SECOND MUNICIPALITY HALL,
DITRlTFE'S Gel ERR ATED ORIGINAL PAINTINGS OF

ADAM AND EVE IN PARADISE,
Representing the TEMPTATION AND EXPULSION, painted for
These sublime works which
the exhibited
NewYcrk and other the
persons.
~ Open from till 10 Brilliantly Illuminated every
II Admission the whole week, Fifty Cents Schools admitted on
liberal terms.
rs- agent respectfully Newoeans at
ORIGINAL PAINTINGS which exhibited Ia
this city in January, 1885.
ss P,sgsinr If ths Names can he seen At ts door