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be constantly supplied,
] 900 bis lied Il cha
coal sheet iron,
nos y TO 81;
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-26
PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY


CITY Or Roberts lady svt, Walter Baaier T. Mrs
ton Falciana; James Garrison jr Parker, Va; HUI
gaet Baton Rouge Rob Louis Montgomery Z II Doherty,
Bayou Sara VIM Wright, Woodye "A Lyons Lake Provi
dence Mooring, Miss Mooring Miss MooIing, Decker
Mrs Decker Miss Decker Caddo Rob Sewers Va Oar
rows, Brownsville Monteiro Va w Boyden sVt, &
Smith, Chicago II &allehan AttadrafnauH; DR. White La
James Simpson, Tenn 4 J Cooke Charles Douglas, G @
Ala j T Henry La; G Rulin, N G; w Swanson, W J
Blocker, Blocker, Texas Binnson, VIM Mctuire, Ark;
Buss Mr. White. Maj Jno Nelson La; Mckee, Canton
Trowbridge, jr Franklin Eubanks Amite John As
bury, California.
ST. CHARLES. T Chambers, Texas: Jno Daryow, Rio
Grnnde McMtcken Calhoun, La; Carroll So America;
" Semmone w Baton Rouge; C Stebbins Y Miss Hop
kins Mohef Preston seryt l. Preston, W Preston r
sc; Mrs Ryan, Brooklyn: Brownson Pensacola; W
Harrison, lockwood. White, Y; Doston, Boston;
Jamleson, Boston: Lawrence, Philad; Hinsdale
HaWas y DIR Campbell Opelonsas w Southwark, NO;
Mr Jno Walker, Miss n Hopkins, MOBILIZE EIennesey,
Marsh, Jonas Marsh, New Ibera Beatty, Lafonche; r G
1Iawless, Texas.
ST LOUIS Robson, N Q; Crookes, T l. Lawrence
Wilson, Witlerspoon Pontiac Mis-: Mrs and Miss
Hatch, Qneenboo Ala; Miss Farchd Wernyss ani-
" Miss Peck MOBILIZE Taylor La; Bsaud Terrebone;
Wilson, Assumpton Lawrance, Geo Anderson coast
ARCADE: p NJ Hatch La; J Watson Brown, Phila j 7
Heath La: J Fuller, New Haven III; Pumpkin Tevas:
Lea, Marshall Texas; Wigginton, San Anonio P H
Redman Ark Carter do Ell Jones, Texas; Geo swiney,
John J, GqEe G Atkins; Ark; Webb, La: sam White
MIMI ss Amery La; Z IIargeil, Tex; " Jones La
Woodruff
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

BAYOU DE GLA1zE-steamer Bayou Bee-st bales cotton
Ho Psyne n
Bsll9eq Sco Miller FaEsitsrl H- Gly1 r
sss siSsss f5,f; Be-
ton s. hhds I sugar III bbis moassss. 49,
H; 5sS5s:{ Ss %s
Ks SeeIs L9 ,G a 5 Ar dc
~ ss sss
ny 4 Sts
ocq -ss WITS hisss l
Ton M moases 70 If do DsS
Ssa = che eo asss sef Is
bbs T4e6b Ieehne5-o do alcohol H Ssanan- pkgs
Ir S vEy yooes Sg
DO fn saIs Esg s Bih
ot Dc hd 5esse h1s sR ss as
b VI * h esSSp b55
fs 5zs Rs nsKs ss ba S ea
d gn b hb Sg es 1
5 S6s a fs' qrHsr sa
s DO
cINcINNATIseamcr Sallie Eobnsono2 bbs potatoes
ss Kay
Do I do lard Fl es lard soess &e9% Ks Dc
e sss and oppts
Is hams James Connolly Sco-02 bbs whisky Do Fuenes
bb whisky 50 do alcohol 81 cheese L Doson
s1s sa4 aud hGpRfEs s eoS S
&co53 hhds sides do SHOULDERS LeyyI3oo bSs
p y hs5 ISL PFs
Dc t pe as9p p s s do
Dutcher-Total hhds tobacco
JEFFERsON-Steamer W N shermun-2s4 bales cotton Q
p Kussy Blsis %so.75 Nekissey bradford Ers{ss6,
Seos S %eT Lowe
Wilson Pomroy &cos Henderson, Terry &eo-l2 Head Mas
baysnpo sasndr Aads eo
Total lO9S bales cotton.
WHITE cotton Robson
McGehee-9 bales Davis jenkins &eollO6 sacks
S ay st Do ts SS ta 2 s dc DC
sacks corn 6 head cattle Do hogs head asse Seol62 90
MOBILE-steamer Florida-3i bales coonJ MeMahon-l
gin bale mdse Powell Hopkns6 pkgs do GeddeS;
do Rngely Blair &co-1 box do Wright &co-l do coin
Merrill &co.
EvANsVIELE-steamer T c Twchell-sse bbs pork 5 do
~ sGe Ife T IS Sbs
pork 81 do lard ZIG Do Martin Owen Cobb bbs eggs
Helm sS Is flour a sS s N ROT 1a
9do Moore vanculnl5 Hewitt Norton Sco-l6 Rodswald
Ps &cs74 Rodewald &co-2 James Turner-sundries to
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
bales cotton Payne HARRISBURG Ag n,
lumber Geo furys3lSo Merritt MeGSnse \,
1henny-Total 81 bales cotton.
FLAFBOATs.
LITTLE TALLAHATCHIE-smith, Brown { Nelson
Beetles bales cotton lore Gayle &eolol skpwith eco
NnI5TrT NJesJssJp1 nO,is poaN1g7 h0,ss co,ton
sunGry consignees.
CoAs-Hodges Boa-2 hhds sugar bbls moasses order
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IMPORTS.

GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-s.e Steamship Perseverance
Il bales cotton Brady German &col0 Moore Vanculin4
Nav Yanhook Gco-il Green Cump-59 McKleroy & Brad
ford5 hugely Blair &co-l5 Head Massie &eoI6 Oakley
lev Gco-5O Campbell Strongly N Cooper &co-sundries
to Oakley Hawkins-Eaon Henderson-Frank d Daniell
Woodruff &co-Rugely, Blair &co-Adans' Express Co
Total I'll bales cotton.
VERA CRUZ-steamslp Texas-s24, 900 to de Egana.
BORDEAUX-Bark Celina-23T wine 232 cks brandy
II Vaeo-S4 hhds wine Carere-42 do Il ckE brandy bXs
10 order
LIVERPOOI-ship Thos Jefeson-1300 SKIS salt to James
Harrison eco.
WILMINGTON-Brg Louisa seaEs-T00 bbs naval stores
1900 bushels peas to order
ST MARKS-schr VIM Pettes-4 bales cotton to G D Met
calf eco.
BosTON-ship Kersage-es7 tons ice W Bosworth &co,
CHARLESTON-Barl Horace-269 ties rice & f Levy;
1863 do do Chapman Brown-l7G do cotton gin
200 peas do cotton seed Fazende Son. bhs
mdse W Jackson eco.
COAsT-sch Louisiana2 hhds sugar 300 hi bbs nolases
to order.
BILoXI-schr Californa-3Oo0O feet lumber Simpson.
ANTE RIVER-Schr PEclair-s0 cords wood 10 order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-26

SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. ;. Sugar was dull and prices
easier with sales of barely hhs OF Molasses, GOO
bbls sold mostly at S233zc p gallon for Fermenng,
with some lots of good Reboied, at 35c = gallon.
FLOUR, The market firm but quiet, and noticed
sales of only 1000 bbs Sc 7o@s6 IS for Indiana and
SGs7 p bb for ST. Louis with retail lots of Extra,
at Ss@SS IS.
GRAIN. The stock of Corn light and only about 6Ooo
sacks sod including 500 Mixed, at 46c $50 at 4c 1900
the same and $780, at 4Tc for White and 4Sc p bushe Tor
Yellow. Wheat active and rlncr, with sales OF 7Uoo
sacks of which $780, lots, 81 40 1000 Prime Red at
81 AZ 0O 81 49, and about 400 bushels from itatboas
aso 81 As bushel OF Oats 800 sacks were sold
including l4C0 Part Ordinary at 367a31ae, and 2e ST.
Louis in lots at Csc p blsel Bran 800 sacks were DIS
posed Of p 100 b. and heard of some 6O0o SACKS
Old in store disposed Of within last three days at
low price.
PROVISIONS Pork dull, with sales of 100 bbls In
inspected Mess SIS heavy lot of $40 bbs at the same
price, in good request with sales of 80 casks Prime
Shoulders 61sc 20 in lots, at the sane and Il OF keoed
Sides Sc p OF Cheese 400 boxes Western, were sold
l2c The principal sales Of Lard were, 50 tierces At
&c, and $50 kegs, at loc II b.
We noticed sales of $50 bales Western, not Prime at
so 50, md 200 good at s23 per ton.
COFFEE The demand active and prices were 1a1ac
higher The sales embraced about 6o bags Rio Of which
1862 Ike; l0o at 1l}S $780, at ll 3O, at ll2G 1885, at
II; 800, at l211S, and SO, at l2l4c q ID.
sAIT..A Cargo of 1890 sacks Liverpool Coarse, was sold,
at Soc p sack.
WHISKY "A lot of 100 bbls Recfed sold the levee,
at &c p gallon.
FREIGHTs ship taken for Genoa, at lie for Cot
ton for Liverpool I'd for Wheat Cotton was ship
ping to the latter port in American vessels at sd and to HaVe
| at l2ac.
EXCHANGES. The demand moderate at our quota
tons
Sterling s5os3 I'D a 5HlS5
Nasg York sxtvlay bills 1sl0l24 b ct die
Sight checks on New York 7aca7a at
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CONsTABLE's SALES.

SECOND JusTIcEs COURT, L. F. ARDREY VS.. LAWRENCE
pY VIRTUE of u writ of fieri facins to me
ID directed by the Honorable c. Bradford Second Justice of
the Peace for the Parish of Oeans will proceed to sell at
public auction Banks Arcade Magazine street. between
TAtA * LoT GKoNB Situated in suburb Frank
lin of this city designated by No 10 of $780, plan
drawn by j. Pile the 18th Of November 1885, and deposited
in the office of T. Seghers then Notary Public in this city,
said LOT measuring 80 feet front Art street by 10 in DEPTH
2. 4 CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF GROUND situated in
suburb Franklin in this city designated blythe No of the
square comprised within Music God Art and Urquhart Streets
plan drawn by j. Pile dated 18th November 1885 and de-
city plan No. II of book Of plans said lot Of ground
81 feet front Music street. by 10 feet in DEPTH be-
parallel lines, and fronts on Urquhnrt street.
3. a CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF GROUND situated in
suburb Franklin of this city square No 5O comprised within
Music Grod Art and Urqnhart streets according to the
sdesignated by No particular plan drawn by ] File
18th of November 1885 deposited in the office Of Segers
Notary Public in this city under the No Il OF book of
plans No l. said 80 feet front Art street by
l. A CERfAIS VACANT LOT OF GROUND situated in
suburb Franklin of this city, in re square No. 150 comprised
Music rod Art and Urquhart Streets according TO the
general of said suburb drawn by Pile the It'll of
june 1926 said o designated by the No. particular
plan drawn by Pile the 18th of November 1875 deposited
der of the book of plans No. l. said lot 81
feet front Art street, by 100 DEPTH between parallel lines
Said property purchased by Lawrence Cuon the lth
Of February 1856 sale made by the Sheriff in the
of L.. Gulliton VS.. j. knsillA.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
W. ". MITCHELL,
MO ais 20 Constable.
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NEW YORk-Ship Diadcrn-2s cotton q hhds tobacco
6s2 lard 55 bbs do 1850 do pork 81 beef 1874 bs
30 do whisky, 284 dry hides, and sundries.
MARsEIILEs-Shp Harrsburg-l049 bales cotton, 1871
bbls pork, q do alcohol. 5000 slaves.
L1VERPOO-Ship Tamarac-l625 bales cotton, 52Os sacks
corn 3l8 logs cedar, 240o slaves
IIVERPOOL-Ship VIM Perrie-l5S9 bales cotton.
HAvRE-ship Young sam3Oa6 bales GOTTEN 93l SKIS wheat
L1VERPOO-Ship Assyria-29ll bales cotton 9o45 sacks
core, II 400 slaves.
SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA-Barl Lowell-7470O feet
lumber.
NEW YORK-Bark Gpsy-3464 bags wheat, SIS bbls -four
sos do pork, ia hides
MOB1LE-scr CONFERENCE.-THE bbs whisky, G87 SKIS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-26
TIME HALLIDAY vy1ND-n1ILL.--MANY OF

TIME HALLIDAY WINDMILL. MANY OF
scientific able and experienced mechanics and
gneers United States have examined this Machine and
of the beautiful and useful inventions of
modern date.
BY simple yet ingenious Device the gale increases
verify the sails gradually turn round change the angle at
which they gentle breeze less and less
height presented to its power the thin edges As
fury the ahates the fans gradually their orig
position. Something Of this kind for changing the posi-
ton Of the Sails what mechanics have long sought for in
vain.
speed of the wind wheel is not increased by powerful
Of wind for is fully under the control Of regulator
is water wheel engine If this Mill be well put
will attention Whatever Tor weeks TO-
gether.
only why the wind for ages past has not been mi
vesay used motive power is we'll known to be the want OF
selfeguatng machine In heavy gales the wind wheel as
heretofore constructed either Frustrated hopeless rum
revolyed with such rapdy heat and cafe greatly
to the injury of kind OF gearing attached oesde IN paa
weather. requiring the constant and anxiety OF the attend
lection that possibly be urged is the INCONSISTENCY Ct the
wind This compensated for by the fact that it requires no
outlay the wind engineo men to tend or
fuel feed it, with power The mill is ready at any
time moved by the wind from point of
the compass 1t will large tanks ponds that can be used
during the winds blowing If the size OF the
MILL pumps reservoir is proportion to the quantities Of
through the year railroad stations and and cotton
plantations unequalled both for pumping
grinding ornalnented fountains small
sized mill with wind will raise 900 gallons Of
ter grind bushels Of hour For further inor
nation or orders, address
S. II. GILMAN, 81 Natchez street, New Orleans,
o2idlaw&Wly Sole Agent Tor the southern States.
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Bark Saragossa from Boson-Rice Hathaway-Perkins
Goa Grief &coC Bnddecke &co-Oglesby Macaulay;
Kennedy &eo--Moon Titus &eo-A Robb &coIA Pepn Il
Reese &co-R Buehanan-W Hale :, Cochran Hal
roll Prtchard &co-W A johnson &co-O Wool1nan eco
Mcdowell Mills &co-G " Bailey 6co--order
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MaFtitnlar Notitss.

EE~ Orphans FH0me-.NOtfce.-.AuL Ladies of
this Association who Interested and willing to assist in an
Entertainment given for the benefit of the institution
requested the Committee of Arrangements THURS
DAY. 18th inst IL o'clock, Of Live Oak and Seventh
tN.-- : I l - NH 81
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SHERIFFS SALES,
FoonTa DlsTsIcT couTT 3LEAgEI. HAREISGTos y

FOURTH DISTRICT cousr EIg 4; AREIgG7og A.
II New r,sans snoM A 3 r. hh as
ny VIRTUE Of and IT. oT,edfen 70 az order
DC q hs s4s onl
VII pssssd g III Il ss I
street. between Camp and Magazine streets on MONDAY
AR TE = s ia & L 0soST DOWNS, together
with al b #, fs ns sys On hs bet
bank Of The river Mississippi opposite to this city Of New o
Seized in the above suit #
TERas-Cash On the spot ,,eo =. ~, osc,,,, &
rn2S az u &c Dsputysherif Of the Parish Of Orleans
ssgs p
Noaveeoreans On satssn,a y so n. ::
I'm vERTU dun orare de vente remtIu ie e.
ss R q g 1 s55ssas5s
sol.s sfff q sR ( 81 HsfssV bo#
gn s s aSSs ies s sq s sf S
Henye Mississippi face vile de la NouYelie Orleans
S Sas f dans , patlsire ci5dessus.
s aSsn & rsa|Ra5sson
me- q 4 q nepnte Sheriff de Ia paroIsse q, Orleans
sEeosD DsrHe a OF no gHs eHase
III SfaR q aSa osaisass = a. order
as 1as REs s Sw = Tie aSe s
vii proceed % sell pus aaefios s 81 S NosY safT
s : e Ssssh premises ~ e Apollo
THE MOVABLE EFFECTS belonging TO said succession,
ventoy fled in the Clerks office Of the Second District Of
New Orleans 80 gss s35Pfs4 E5y% =5s S4fs
'f''''t'7S''' - = Il SAMPSON BLossMAN,
m26 20 az Deputy Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
DEpxrEsB cogH DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION Ecu JEAN
ue ia '''A' WOODS de {. L. No. e626
Dc p as es. g. ia e
DI davr 1856 1O1 Eeures A. NJ sur les ieux Apollo
No r. dams le Premier District cete VILE pour lie copte
de diie sssssso rajndieaon alta
want inventaire depose ge de Ia Deuieme Cour de Dis
trict de la Nouvelle- Orleans.
coNDITIoNso0Hpsspa M Ct SSe BIosaa
ms 2ea25 Depute Sheriff de Ia paroisse d'0reans
sEcosp DISTRICT COURT SUCCESSION OF THE LATE SAM
iii 2F7SaRs of an II e.
able the Second District Court New Orleans 10 the Sheriff
1856 o'clock at store Ne FIon. street in th'
ONE TRUNK containing wearing apparel 10 the use OF the
deceased. [.a, M H.
| ONE GOLD WATCH, etc.
| Belonging to said succession. s q.
TERAs-cash on me spot; upsoN R1ossuAN
m26 % a25 Deputy Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
WSd Es M
I'M VERTU DUN ordre de vente renau le Il
~ de mars s par ph1nor1he neSme Con
sheriff de Ia paroe ORLEANS lie dit sheriff procedera e LuN
III d,avr 1856, AZ henres b. au magasin, siue m
| compile de la dite succession, REHABILITATION de-
UNB MALE cotenant lie gne de corps lnsage du defunt
| Atissi, ,nontre dor. etc. s 81 fzE'f -
| Appartenan la dite succession. 49,.
s q Psmsnt DE- pss!Iasai0n
! nn26 Il
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ARRIVED.


Steamship Texas Forbes from Vera Cruz to Harris Morgan
LIST district J.. IN
Steamship Perseverance Shepherd Inianola Calves
fon, to Harris q Morgan--lst district. ...... $50
Ship Thos Jefferson Hill from Liverpool ed January ones
Maclnder &co-4th district II. tEl5 n irT'
Ship KesSage Perkins, q days from Boston, to masterlt dis
trict %.
Schr Louisiana, from Coast-2d district.
Scr California, Powers, from Biloyi-Basin
Schr PEclar Faurier from AInite Riger-Basin
sTEAMBO OATS. an'h
Bayou Belle, Walker, from Bayou de Glaize
u Alice W Glaze, Louallier from Washington
VIM Noble Newcomb from Cincinnati
sa1Iie Robinson, Power, from Cincinnati
WN Sherman. Gwartney, from Jefferson Texas.
National, McManus, from White River.
Florida, Frost from Mobile. ss-A. .. II,
IT. Twiohel Fawcett, from Evansville.
Towboa ADgoSaxon Steele from the pasBetowed down and
the 18th inst ships Georg and listen Wecher;
brought up ships kersage and Thos Jefferson.
BELOW-COMING UP.
Ship Harriet Jessie, from Boston, with ice Beswerh
Ship Louisa Hatch, from Liverpool with railroad iron to
Casey. .rl.
Tern Mershon Mershon IL days from New York, 10
Bogert eco.
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Sbippilla anteLEigel1te.
w-E WEDNESDAY, March rs, 1855.
cIEApEn yESTEPDAy

CLEARED. YESTERDAY.
Ship Diadem, Webber, for New York J o Woodruff Geo
Ship Harrisburg, Wistwell, for Mms11les,
. n a. ls5E Jenkins, Williams keo
Ship hssyra Delano for Liverpool Jenkins, Williams
Ship Tanarac, (BD Tailor, for Liverpool Edward MenloVe
Ship VIM Perrie, (Brio Thompson, for Liverpool,
Ship Young SAM Merryan for Hayre Jenkins, Williams &co
Bark Lowell, Edwards, for San Juan de Nicaragua,
G " Hynson 6cc
Bark Gipsy Mollard, for New York, @ j Meeker &cc
schr Confidence, Lado, for Mobiles G" Newton &cs
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sIszH p1grn1eE counr 81 TogENApEys: sAM,I, gEIcg

SIXTH D1aleF coUhn hTH sn s RFSh
Nv fSIHbfi q 4 =
b Sheriff transferred viii proceed 70 sci
public auction in The koun na eth ct the Ply E *
p NO Me m l TataE4 ef of u GROUND situate in
New m the bounded By z Naa D
September 49, and deposited in the office of T. O. Stark no.
feet hches front Second street by depth Of lO2 feet and
inches between parallel lines, per said plan
Seized the above suit as belonging to defendant Smith
described properly yE viii be epey aadicaed The highest
and last bidder @ vii brng at 7 sGe
mortgage on the property sold until 6 6eal FTy
mlOlT2426 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
sl1lEAE couR DsrRcr TogRNADE s,sIr SAMUEL
NeuyE9sE. 9slEAss sTAFF6Rpa?o. NJ; ss7s
Il Sc par rhonesabe sixsme cer District DC Noaye
Orleans aaire cidessus Marigny cideyant sheriff
s S Fn9isss e. "a de- G S.
Louis sRs see Dc cha,trsS RGyae de
ajourdhni parte Quaieme District de Ia Vile de Ia Nou
@ so s les
plan desse par Heidi sh ae d 70 de ns
vile de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans. f1A8 55zs .
Les dts errans sont contgns ct mcsurent 81 peds
pes Ct pouees gneS paraees conformement dit
plan. 80 "! aE5.
CoNDITIONs-Cette cree eant la seconde eft derniare
nier encherisseur pr qu oer douz ois de
credit fournissant son bon gu obligation
de Ia date ypoeque specae 10 proprete vendue jus
qua parfait Placement, Il - ~. .s=5f9i
mlO172426 Sheriff de la ParoSse dtorleans
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MEMORANDA.
EXPORTS.

Nsteamsp Texas reports arrived at Vera Cruz on the 18th
American schooner knudson, clear for Guaxacuaco.
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sEcosp JUSTICES couRr JOHN M9 RI vs. JAMES
by VIRTUE of n writ of fieriu facias to me
ID directed by the Hon NJ Bradford Second Justice Of the
the Parish of Orleans will sell public auction
WEDNESDAY, the ID day of April 1856 at IL O'Clock NJ,
my Warehouse Circus street, between Poydras and Per-
dido streets
One Splendid MAHOGANY ARMOIR,
Seized in the above entitled suit.
TERMS-Cash,
VIM. W. MITCHELL,
MO 26 az Constable Second Justice Peace
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FOURTH couRr3 EMILE RIogIN WILLIAM

FOURTH DISTRICT oouRr EHn n as
T. (. s eHkfsHGAN e { q, vs. $:
s4# $s }BS7 k f HR$5S y;
%SSSzP fkfSP + I'll vs = Sdd SHs
Ma o S sANS e., Ses, s sssS $751; $751;
e IF , s e
esss hi ePRSs
street between Chartes and Royal Streets on Mateh
LIE H. # i s1i'Ssz together with
e e hss t oW ss s on ndSs e
Seized in the above suits. '.. uamN ~
TERMs--Cash the spot. ..,,-.-. ~
fe25 milo II Y Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
ouArRExE coun DE EMILE BLouIN VS.; VIM. CHAPMAN
de R Rs Orleans or BIopEIeFe fs!ffa
Is @smss JOHN kAIsEh nSmss JSHS +
T y ss 6 AfhH J.
WARMER 4 CO.; vs. les memes. Nos. $3.50, 1851, $685.,
TIN yEIsTU Dc sept wr1ts de ieri 9acIas
~ moi addresses par rhohosable 9natrisme cour de District
VEXpkEDI q d 1856 mdi 1ans Ia Kotoaqs d. d
IL G1s' BhTEau "a yApEuR CAPITOL, en- T !
gull tsouye % a dams T. a port dAgsF s.
ooSDlTloSso0mp' au SGsRt4 # h5EHs
fe25 mlu II " Sherlf ue IN farosse dOrieans.
FIFTH pls1Rcr couRr} CITY OF Si HEW oELEANsys
of 11rlt Of eg
ID directed by the honorable The Fifth District Court Of
New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed to sell
public auction in the Rotnnda Of the City Exchange
Louis street. between Cares and Royal Streets FRIDAY,
April l1h, 1856, at IL O'Clock Nj =
LOT OF GROUND situated in the Second District of -
this city square No. l6 bounded by Barracks Bourbon
Royal Espanade Said lot 20 feet Ill
front Barracks street between Royal and Bourbon by 81 feet
in depth. fSE 973t'aS
Together with ali buildings and improvements thereon,
consisting of wostoy brick Kitchen rooted containing
| 4 rooms 2 stables, sheds and ciBterns. Ag Z
| Seized in the above suit. 81 -
TERMS-Cash on the spot. n g..
= JOSEPH HUFTY, ,sst.gg.
| milo "a al 10 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
CINauIEME CouR DE DIsTRIcri LA WILLIE DE LA MILE
de 10 Nonvele-Orleans. ORLEANS vs.. !. TlSCHANF
| I'm VERTU DUN writ de fieri facias moi
~ addresse Honorable Cnquieme Cour de District de
Nouvee Orleans aare dessps procedera lie VEN
DREpI II dayril 1856 midi dams In Rotonde de Ia Bouse d
Cite Souis entire eeles de Charities ct Roya
| cation de-
UN TERRAIN situe dams e Deuxeme District de cette No.
vile, let No. 6, borne les du Quarter ls
Bourbon Royale lEsplanade lie dit fesant
Quarter celles de Royae Bourbon,
60 ped face la du QUARTER g. peds profo
depr. .
dssEs CONSTANT cuisine deux etages briqes
ardosse conenant chambres ecures hangars
Cnyes 4
| lie tout saisi dams Paffare cidessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de iadjudication.
| JOSEPH HUFFY,
J mlQ24 NJ 10 Sherf de Ia parpisSe d'Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-26

R3~Tycessn Lectures.-Dr. /. l., CraWcour
will deliver four Lectures the CHEMISTRY OF COMMON
THINGS, with illustrative experiments.
subiects--Waer, Air, Salt, and the Lncifer Match
lectures on tuesday, and THURSDAY, March 20 and &C.
at " o'clock. "tj ta.h
Admission, 80 cents. Elm IL. -..- .--.
Tickets be had at the Library, the door Of the y
ceun Hall. EsN3- ma IT, q,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-26

CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CITY, March 26.
"a fair supply Beef Cattle Mich Cows and Sheep offered
to-day with few Hogs and Veal Caearrived to-day l67
head Of Western Cattle, and 60 Veal Cattle,
PRICES:
BEEF CArrLE-Western Fine and Choice ..........l0@-
Rough and Fair. .........,.... 10
Ordinary ttdlota
Attakapas, Texas, etc. ..................-Qt-
HOGS.
SHEEP, Choice 30 5utdSo 3u
MICH Cows-Fine Kentucky
CALVES YEARLNGs. .SSC9Sl2