New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-16
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Our VALENTINE.--Hold us, somebody! We re-
ccived sentimental Valentine Yesterday Wefee considerably
t;ed m J, hn,t = IVA ,,, 1'o. a.rt,naa ~ tta,t
describe itbu then it such sweet killing affair." that we
mast II is fullgown affair." made out Of fancy paper all
crsscrossed with holes punched through and qirlemecues
and gamaree scattered all over Then there is satin centre
piece with painted posywosies and doodles all around
In the centre Of the satin little cloud resembling the frot OF
an upon which is seated blind boy apparently in
great danger OF catching cold anmern little red hearts into
snitereens oua paper anvil with paper hammethe coup
Hdtt being altogether suble ana inc general eect
And on the back half of the sheet little verse in blue ink
OH such verse We have only one thing to say to the donor
Bois yy;in If Nixon Adams Co. arc ready to bart
with their loeal the said local is perfectly resigned
On v,,,>n1,,r. p, I1,eomn,on1, oo.rooor1o
and excellent in evcr was e soree we had te neos
ure attending on Thursday night of the hosptable
mansions of the Old Third fitting conclusion day
apart soft that young people
dulge in once in While and honors were paid Patro
Sanity pairs of beautiful gay and gallant
Valentines trpped in ballroom looked love
supper table, Among the guests, pleased
encounter our lreht e nun Oh l'e people, nheF'h iniS'
M'ioSe . s'ss i,, .l ,, ,;, ,ond a. hs h hi
~ 49, ~. 49,, - 80 W. IL t eaa+ ,,t ,r, It,,
w. ,. ,i !, ." .a n.. It, - 90 a -, ~.
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CHARITY HosPITAL--Reportt Tor the week ending
last evening: VI o. z -
Admitted ,.,,,..,,. 1876 DIED. .,,,,..,.... l6
Discharged .. 2O9 Remaining 6l2
FIRST DISTRICT CO1rRT-Af ter hearing arguments
w tho oa,.i,s of +, ,saort IN tho cas-, of ,,nnorte VIC
R ear6n 1a Phar,so oyor,,,1od t,n, and 6xod
a., ~ e., IT., ~ ,r,,,.
mr. Cal ~, I va 1nasa ~ s,o , ~ ,,2,.o
u11o,a1d ai sctt Tinas tTns and lanes Tavoli f
s 1, 1s,. $50 50, cav ~ ~ n, . 40
s T w. a ,o ,a ,, ,;h ~ r i,;
n, - -, :, ~, 80 ~, $3.50. W -, t
p"a r, hrnad VIA, sor an5 rridt Hnvs harn
iii, ti hns ~ t, ;ht na. 1 itt ~ r1
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ACCIDENT.-PieITe DoSSett was badly bruised by a
f from the loft of stable in the Faubourg Treme yesterday
afternoon He was taken to the hospitol
m,
Smith John Miller and Frederick 1ongr we're arrested on
the steamboat landing last evening by officers COPELAND and
segn at the request of Capt Johnson of the steamer Major
Oren who charged them with robbu~ his cargo and setting
fire to his boa The extent Of the robbery or of the damage by
the fire. any we did not learn The trio were duly Gala
boosed
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IIEcoRpEh bfsidHTs ootkT'--lhe lolloWlhS pili-
ties were yesterday after due examination sent before the First
District Court for trial James sddons for selling
slaves at the Junction OF Benton street ana Mobile Landing
bail given Ellen Barry for stealing fifty dollar note from Mary
keams trunk at the Baonne street satioba not furnished
Thomas Johnston for bckbatng and attempting to stab John
Crowley in Pat OSuivans grocery (irod streeba not
furnished And John Dowa for assault and battery upon
Christine knnec by throwing her down twice in the street.
bail not furnished.
A number of Migrants were sent TO the Work house.
The following parties rragned and their fixed for
examination: Michael Call charge of ually beating his
wife Mary on Annunclaon street Fixed for the to
| prison.
Mary Melia, charged with onrageousy abusing Or. NJ s.
Hymns and his family at the corner of Graver and Liberty
Streets smashing his windows with axe threatening
smash up his drug store Fixed for the 29tll-prison
Thomas and Ann Jennings charged by Captain Moynan will
being fugtivcs justice Mobile where they
of having stolen five hundred dollars from Owen o Ben-
| Fixed for the e9tl-prison
Mary Brennan charged with stealing ten cents worth of coa
| from q A. Niltenberrer Fixed for the 2oh-nrison
john or James Kane charged with selling liquor to slaves
the corner of Baronue and Mepomene Streets Fixed for the
| 2ob-hail reouired
|
| hEColtDEh hAAoS ooIhi' - ooeepH anu Hdpllt
Dupont yesterday sent before the First District Court
be tried for stealing S50 worth OF house linen and other articles
by burgarous MEANS ire the residence OF Mrs Maria oisa
scuzcker on ST. Claude street. on the 18th ut BY order OF
John Bosby was sent before the First District Court to
for knocking James W. Eastwood in Gallatn
and robbng him of 49, Wednesday night last He was
committed to prison.
John Gousa alias Gensler, was arragned on charge OF
stealing coffee and rice from the of the steamboat Powell
| He gave bail to appear when wanted
Henry Smith nrraigned charge of punching the heat
of William oNeil in the Uncle Sam Coieehouse He gave
| bail.
James Cox OF daiaun street. was arenet ms particularly
dangerous ana suspicious character he was prison.
jose ha" Vi -Noitel0t ot neh'ns pollce'ili rii'oh
bccelpe 's was senI 10 mt io' iioih Ut "p
o N hS"'s' VINO WIS accuse" rev e"SS slite o' uei"u
ing lilp IN o Vi S7o worth Vi liquors. maui an aniUa'
iu "iieii e gov tne 4'i NJ N"o' 10 e ei
per Oh 'he MIN hetiE e f'not coiteho'st put ti SUI
seqtei'S ne "thueW from 'ne urn "i'hoHl HAVING SOFA
uSeo any VI 'ie sao liquors "'ele'oe e prayed io ae'c
ol"ef ~ fea'oe n'ei 10 - IN anu cAc'i himself u VI
accusation " iiau' . . ' was tss"eu.
nhi'es ie eNSeo o'o oi,'iA vi ii''l n COM
hiteu pe'Jy =" sun pet"eS neh '''oe JUBILEE i'en""
soi Ntit"it sSuei.
-ee ""u, nee eoloieu, toi'"'io" 'i' ioiH 5'hisoi
fee eoloieu, nn pe'peis "ehch Vi N'!" ~ hteph'e
peus'eu' "Ae Sre ie' WIN nun i' ie'' Ill HIS Shop u
oenEhe s''ee'' ""i'uii. '"eu.
pio'"h'ui efuFc'o tn'" ''' ans. i's S'"'e WON"
h"o s'oe wv Pt"N'o i'oi NIL vi ris"'eS s"ee' ""f
w ~ 49,,
,n " ~, D s s'. 80 '' ~ 81 ~, 49,, ., 'o',
t,l - ~: 10y -: -, ~. ~ i,
" az ~ " $500 ~ ' ~ '
RECORDER SEUZENEAU'S CoURT.-Yester morn
officer Richardson arrested youth named George Andrew
board the Florida at Mneburg charge
;nr nh,ed Robert Hacman Caorre If s,ne,roJ ,r,s a,
'a - 49, ~. pt' Wa 90
gagged III abusing MS hef III very nhial manner wie
Macman reprinlandcd him for it. George responded wit
o,so. o1 ,,;n;,o,s ontbots ond ,ro+ot,, r: =, :, T.
,s -, 100 -, 1., -: ,,. 'e 'A.' II