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SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.-Parish OF
~ Terrebonne-5th District Court.


~ Terrebonne-5th District Court.
/. Hobbs,
IS. No. 1i50.
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b. virtue OF writ of Fl. Fa., eranatinc from the
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between II O'clock A. NJ and o'clock. NJ. the follow
M described property, belonging TO Vguere to wit:
T. Three certain lois situated in this Parish in The town
Of Homa, and designated in the plat of said town Of nu-
ma Nos 49, =. and &c, measuring all eighty feet front
the North The No. % having depth OF 100feet, equal
1T the Easta d West line Lot No - having depth On
the Of l05 feet and of 50 feet the East line
o, No. 26 having depth of s. feet the West ne To-
sether with all tile Buildings and improvements thereon
2. certain tract parcel of land, belonging to j. r.
Vrure Co.. situated in this Parish. the left descend
bank of Bayou Terreb0nne. measuring in width 6o ieet
front with the depth of ten arpents, or such depth as sur
vey calls torbounded above by land of Mahurn Dnpre
and below by land Of r. r. Barrow. the acquired by
Z. Ni.uerie & Co., from Mathurin Dupre. by an ACT
passed before Leblsnc Recorder Of said Parish, on
the 10Th day of April. 1855.
Said sale will be made satisfy the principal interests
/ and of suit in the above
TERMS AND CONDITIONS Twelve months credit
the purchaser being required to give bond nd good sec
rtv with interest from day Of site at the rate of eight per
cent +. @. GAGNE, Deputy Sheriff.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-20
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

THn HrARr OF MABEL WARE. A Romance. New York :
j. G. Derby.
There is very considerable amount Of novelty in the
new romance which we have been favored with but be-
tween novelty and originality there is very broad dis
ucon and the author has left open observation
The incidents sometimes striking, the characters
quaint the Development if not absolutely oure yet not
altogether natural The plan and its execution betrsy
aboring after effect not consistent with literary sue
The story is Of love and its concomitants of hope
and Disappointment of green fields and blue skies ;
BROOKS Birds and those other natural ingredients of
taa of the heart The volume is neatly printed and
handsomely bound We are indebted to j. G. Morgan
fora copy.
FLORENCE DoMBEY LITTLE PAuL-From Dombey &
SOM OLIVER AND THE jew FAG1N-From oliver
Twist" New York: Redded.
Or the above little volumes all extracted from the pop
nlar and weknown works of Dickens, it is necessary
only to say that they are beautifully printed and bound
and that they will make admirable gft-books Every
one has read Them and the world has passed its verdict
upon their character
HARPERs New MONTHLY MAGAZINE. January 1856
We have received, through Mr.. Morgan an advance
copy Of Harper for the first month of the year to
1t embeshed with very many handsome cuts, and
contains Its usual amount of interesting matter. The
present the right time to subscribe and Morgans is
the place to do SO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-20
Proclamation.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
.-a City Hall, December /, 1855.

MAYoRAtTY OF NEW oRL.EsASs,}
TO THE CITIZENS OF NEW ORLEANS.
The Fire Department this city having day dbaudsd and
handed the fire engines apparatus
Mayor have esused apparatus direction
of James H. Wngdsd Chief the Fire Department. placed
ai the following places,
FIRST DISTRICT
One engine hoe carriage hook truck 30
stationed at Hook and Ladder Company No street.
bos d Mlsh, St. Oh aries street.
One engine snd hose carriage at Engine House No. q.
One engine and hose carriage Robin Station.
Que engine and hose earrage Engine Houae No. 49,
One engine and hope carriage Mr. Stewards BIsiD
charge of Capt James Stockton yoluutsstF.
One engine and hose carnage the Charity Hospital,
SECOND DISTRICT.
One engine aud hoae the street undo
d. Harrison and 10 volunteers.
epgas che hose carriage Al
house OF Hook Ladder Company on street
under command Of Lieut. Fremaur.
aud hose carriage Engine House No. Bayoa
Road.
bon and ST. LoGis
One engine and one hose carriage at Parish Prison
THIRD DISTRICT.
engine truck hose carriage AZ
strsc under the
charge of the police.
one engine and hoss carriage at Engine House No. H.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
engine hook ladder carriage Station Houo Of
Fourth District under the charge Of the police District
and hose carriage at the Engine &c.
being organized Department existing call spop
all citizens Of emergency cooperate With
the public auhorisu ia giving their aid assistance aud 10 o.
themselves the Chief Of the Eo
toned places in Of alarm,
d. 2ptf JOHN L. LEWIS Nsysr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-20

A DANGEROUS REEF OR sHoAL.-Capt. Irvine
of the Calrugorum, just arrived at London
from Canton, reports that while standing to the
southwark, the ship, one evening, suddenly
struck three times on reef OF shoal, situated
in lat. ! 20 S., and long. JOG AZ The shir
was backed Immediately, and soundings were
taken, but no bottom was found at 20 fathoms
and there was no appearance of shoal water
near On the passage out, Capt. Irvine saw, at
AMER, notice left by the American ship Ce.
lestion, Of her having tackled within fifteen feet
of some rocks above water, in lat. IS S., long
JOG so e., which are not laid down in any chart
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-20
LATER FROM HAVANA.

.aRRIp.aL OF STEAMSHIP BLACK WARRIOR
| The U. S. mail steamer Black Warrior, s. D.
Miller, commanding, arrived at her wharf yes.
terday morning, from New York, via Havana,
having left the former port on the 10th, and the
latter on the 18th inst. The Warrior brought
the following passengers:
| p McGinns and lady, W Palmer, lady and two chill
aren Mrs perine, Marsh Mr. Weir Miss Mousseaux,
| N Morachi N Brown and lady, Misc M Kennedy A
| Wheelock NJ Mccarthy, W Metcaf and lady i Law
renee and lady, D Hennen Mrs A Buckingham. Mrs
Rindon two children and servant Anderson, Capt
Kennel, Mr. Edgar, Jotensoi and servant Nj Mathews
W Riokaby Taylor, Bckenhood, ] Bonnon. Miss
sheridan, MIS- strickland and child Mr. Houghton lady,
three children and servant, Judge Amos Miss Pope II
De Lucey, Mrs J Rodgers.
| Captain Miller reports that everything was
quiet at Havana, and no news Of interest stir
ring. ..z.- 4.- ~.
The Habaneros were to celebrate the funeral
obsequies of Gen. Tacon, formerly Captain
General of the island, with great pomp and
| splendor, on the 18th.
| As we have already announced by telegraph,
at the time the Black W arrior sailed from Ha-
| vana no tidings had been received Of the steam
ship Crescent City, which left New York on the
Sd, and was consequently eight days over due
at Havana. Serious fears are very naturally
entertained for her safety.
On the morning of the 18th the Warrior
passed large steamer supposed to be the Ora
| NADIA. .5.,.-
As the Black Warrior came out of the harbor
of Havana, the British bark Omer Pacha and
American brig Henry Luds were going in.
By this arrival we have received our files up
to the 10th. but they furnish no news Of inter-
est. The Diario says:
stAccording to our information, it is quite
probable that within few days we shall have
the satisfaction of seeing in our port the greater
part of the English squadron gathered at Ber-
| muda under the orders of it's worthy Admiral.
The presence of the naval forces of friendly ma
tions will row, as always, be a cause Of salts
faction to the people of Havana
Whether this visit of English war vessels has
| any thing to do with the recent difficulty, in
which two or three English wreckers were fred
upon and killed by Spanish launch, we are not
prepared to state. Although it was evident
from the accounts Of the affair that the Span
ards were in the right, it was intimated at the
time that vessels would be dispatched to Havana
from the West India squadron to seek an ex-
PLANTATION.
A Chinaman at Sagua 10 Grande, who had
been baptised with the name of Ciprian, on the
following day murdered one of his companions
in cold blood. He was tried and Immediately
executed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-20
AMusnMnrrs LAST EVENING.

ST.. CHARLES THEATER--T engagement o.
Mr.. Hnckett has mot been happy here any eve
ming than tbs last when he played Faltqf In sHenry
The piece was we'll mounted and we'll dressed, and;
whole, deserved much oommendation.
After the piece dc residence the farce of aBob Eettes
was produced With Mas Maesrthy as Master Bo5a char
actsr to which shs did no injustice but the contrary
supported very successfully It has been played here
fore BY Mias Robertson and most of citizens will
member It's incidents. wa
GAIETY THEATER Giralds and Poor Pilli-
eody were renactsd last evening at the Gaiey, TO
very good house. though mot large would like to
have That they well rendered. should be the
same % to say they were played at the aaiety
The ether ADJUSTMENTS Of the evening were well at
tended and passed of agreeably. a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-20
AMusnMHMTs THIS EVENING.

ORLEANS THEATER. 81 Verdi's grand opera o
HJsrusalem.n $500 4 IN
ST. CHARLEs THEATER.--F First and only nigh
Of Misses Susan and Kate Denim 9 Romeo and Juliet
and Wandering Boys.v 5 8yS M
GA1ETY THEATER. ~ Miss Agnes Robertson
The Chameleon and Bob Nettles with the farce Of
Poor Pnlicoddy.m s5
PEEL's SouTHERN 0rERA House Songs, dances
and burlesQues, BY the Campbell Minstrels ~
VANNucHfs MUSEUM. w Ak statuary and cos
moramas, at 1o7 at. Charles street.
FRANKLIN MUSEUM. -statuary, reptiles, ETC.,
at Io5 st. Charles street
SMITH's AMERICAN CIRous. "A grand display
ofsquestriansm at the Of Poydas and Baronne
streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-20

We learn that the Department Of the Interior
has decided to issue drafts in payment for work
done under contract, or for salaries to land Off
GERS themselves, and not to make payment to
assignees; the decision to take effect from the
first Of April next. The General Land Officer
will act in conformity to this decision, and will
shortly address a circular to the different land
offices, setting forth the manner in which their
officers will be affected by this rule.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-20

The oswego IN " Chronicle contains the
announcement of the marriage of two Doc
tors, bona Jfde NJ. DIS, viz: Albert g. Miller,
NJ. D., of Rome, N. T., and Mary L. Walker,
NJ, D., of oswego town. Thus paired the two
established themselves in Rome, and commenced
business under the firm of Drs. Miller and Mil
Ter Walker--the wife still retaining an identity
Of her own in the business affairs by making
| use Of her maiden name.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-20

NAVAL STORES, PAINTS, ETC., Erc-Alfred
kearney, 70 Magazine street, has very large and
excellent assortment of articles in his line of business
which Is well ndexed in advertising columns In the
catalogue will be found ysrnish zinc plaster glue guano
oakum oils Of many kinds nails glass naval stores etc
Those who deal in commodities Of this description or who
wish to purchase for their use will find as good
quality and as reasonable prices at Mr. Kearneys any
where in the city. See the advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-20

As our Government had sent instructions to
Minister Wheeler not to recognize the new Nj
caragnan Government, {but which could not
have been received by him before he did so, J
Parker II. French will not, it is thought, be re-
ceived as its accredited Minister.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-20

The annual statement of the trade and COM
merce OF Cincinnati saoWs to good advantage
the resources, trade and commerce of this great
city Of the Ohio valley. The annual value Of
its manufactures is $52,1o9,S74 Its imports
annually are valued at $40, 600 900. and its ex-
ports at $50 100000. There are 5000 miles Of
railroad now divsrging from the city, and 4 900
miles nnder construction.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-20
Mouse Furnishing articles.


NJ CAMP STREET. HW
SAMUEL E. MOORE & CO.,
Have hand excellent supply articles in their line
business which will be sold PRICES quality guaranteed
TO be Of the best part Of the stock comprised
White Stens Cbius DINNER and TEA WARE,
Waite French China DINNER aud TEA SETS
White EtoBe China CHAMBER SETS.
Gilt and Painted Stone TOILET SETS,
Silver Plated cASToRs CANDLEsTICKs,
TABLE, TEA and DESSERT SPOONS and FORKS,
Best Polished Tin COFFEE snl TEA POTS, URNs,
CHAFING DISHES, TUREESS,
COFFEE DRIPPERs, JELLY MouIDs,
Britannia Metal COFFEE TEAPoTs CAsToRs, SPOONS
LADIES, etc.
Japsnued Waters and Trays. ~.
BrotEed and Gilt Solar Lamps
French Moderator Lamps,
Hall Lamps and Cha1delers.
Ivory handled and plain Cutlery,
Fire Irons aud Stands
Cut moulded and plain Glass Ware,
Bronzsd, Gill and Styered 6irondoles
Table and Daor Mats, Bushes Napkin Riugs
Japanned Ware, with other articles all Of VII h will dey
cred at aay part OF the city free Of charge dit apsti
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-20

Mr.. Walters, passenger on the steamer An
thony Wayne, was taking from Chicago back to
Philadelphia the remains of fond and loving
wife, to be buried among her relations and
friends. During the trip the Inflated boat ex-
ploded all her boilers, killing nearly every one
on board Mr.. W. was lifted several hundred
feet into the air, and fell into the water almost
lifeless. The night was dark and dreary, and
in bis struggles to keep himself afoat he acoi-
dentally struck against box. to which he chung
oil night long with desperation. When daylight
appeared, he discovered that the box which had
saved his life contained the corpse of his wife,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-20

A man named Samuel Hudson was murdered
in cold blood in st. Louis, on the night of the
1lth inst, by notorious courtezan named
Sarah Hayeraft. She was arrested and is in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-20

Bermuda papers Of the 9th ult. announce the
| arrival of seven British war vessels from Eng
land and Halifax, as reinforcements to the West
India squadron. One of the steamers will run
as mail boat between Halifax and Bermuda
during the winter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-20
es- We have frequently heard the eel,

@S- We have frequently heard the cele-
bated German Btera sold by Dr. NJ Jackson lao Arch
Philadelphia spoken Of the highest ndaon
believe that Of the hest medicines advertised for the
plants for which recommended They pleasant the TASTE
and BIO taken under by the most delicate
stomach. The pres, wide, have united commencing this
Invaluable remedy for dyspepsia debility. such
healing effects this hGt hope be introduced
family where dyspepsia haa likely have victim. See
advertisement. d. imd&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-20

FoR ST. LOUIS AND CAIRo. The fine, staunch
and very fast running steamer New Lucy Comfy MASTER
will out this evening Cairo ST. Louis and interme-
dAts landings As the New Lucy one of the finest
she 10 almost the fsset boat the river John B. Hyde
. Co., No. e6 Poydrss street are the agents