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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-29
City Intelligence.

E1-GovnsoR FtoyD, Of Virginia, viii address the
chants Of New York, at the Merchants Exchange,
Thursday next, October q st3P.M
ASSvERsaRY oy THE BATTLE or TAYAr Saturday was
the forty second anniversary Of tho battle Of Faya which
fought between the privatecr brig General Arm
strong and British squadron consulting Of the seventy
four gun ship rantascpe the gatc Rota and the sloop
of-war Carnation. The Armstrong, which
manded by Capt sam G. Reid was only Of 2ss tons and
carried but seven guns and OF ninety men, The
battle the night OF the 26th Of september
1914 and ended the morning Of the 27th, the Amer
OF their vessel which was aerwar bu'ni by
British. The loss admitted the part OF the English
wn l2o killed and $50 wounded The impartial ac'
counts however, report 1s0 killed and $50 wounded
The loss the part Of the Amersans only two killed
and wounded This Is the most unprec. den ed aud
memorable naval battle on record, and was The strongest
argument that Secretary Marcy could have used IN MS
celebrated circular for not abandoning privaeerug In
the great battle OF Cape St Vincent IN I7g7 the
spanish dcet stng OF twenty ships of the line
and twelve figates, and TIE English squadron, OF hecn
,hps Of the ne seven ga,es asd two sloops the Ens
lh Acknowledged loss Of only 20 killed and 223 round
cd In ngn with the Armstrong the English lost s.
more men killed than they did in this great conflict with
PrJ,isb Squadron al Cane 81 vincent was created an
Earl, and bad a pension allowed him by the King OF
90, Geo per snnum while Captain Reid, who Is IN his
seventy fourth year and his officers and crew. are yet
waiting 70 be reimbursed by their government for the
loss Of their vessel.
nrsrrRnAS,H At THE MORMON NETTING AT q meeting
held BY tho Mormons at Brooks Assembly Rooms, last
night while Judge Appleoy in the act Of defending
the leading doctrines Of his sect especially poygamy
young msn, apparently Engish, rose, and In his excite
ment, fatty conradicted the elder By calling out You
are hari' tumult i'm meoiatey ensucd The whole
audience rose ndsss, and certainly would have n.
ictd seminary punishment upon the intruder had he
not been forciby Withdrawn by friend who vas with
him. The young man, whose name could not ascer.
tain stated that he had been Utah. found such
den Of wckedness and vice scarcely be imagined
t.Vtuw
10 lead the unwary astray made this counter statement
although not IN calm manner Acr the offender had
been removed the meeting proceeded and the speaker
took occasion 10 remark the persecution suffered by
the brethren throughout the world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-29

FIRE IN FAsT TWENTY-sECOkD sTREkT-
About O'Clock on Sunday morning an unoccuped shed
In Twenty second street. tho corner Of A.
discovered on fire. The flames extended % q wheel
wright ard blacksmith shop adjoining which s owned by
Nr. Boughrey aud damaged about s2o0 A pile OF um.
ber also caught re, and before the flames were exta.
gusbed was damaged probably 10 the amount OF 400.
The lumber owned BY J. I. r. Broderick. No in
suranCe.
FIRE IN WORTH STREET.
About IL o'clock on Saturday night Gro was disco
yered In the attic Of house No rs worth street II was
expgu,hed with afew pals Of water before any damage
wM done.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-29
MYERES7TNG FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC.
The Eject Os Walkers Movements on the
South and Central American States.
Threatened Confederation Against thu
United States.
INTERESTING SPEECHES AND MaNiFsSTosS.
TIE REVOLUTION In PERg,
Affairs in Nicaragua, Chile, Peru, New Gra-
NADIA and Costa RiCa.

We have received by the Illinois letters and papers
rom the severa South and Central American States
considerable political interest
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-13

TOSEP3A IUE"rY, 20 CAMP STREET, IMPORTER,
" Wholesale and Retail Dealer i'll fine Watches Jewelry, Rich
Fancy and Staple Goods No 20 Camp street. under the City o
New Orleans respectfully invites the attention OF Wholesale
nsd Retail Dealers and purchasers to his VERY LARGE
STOCK OF GOODS which is freshly imported, and constantly
supplied throughout the year.
SHELL COMBS-mitation Shell and Buffalo Combs Of every
style end variety.
BRUsHEsOf every description of his manufacture and
the lowest Northern factory prices.
TOILET ARTICLESSuch Perfuery, Hair OIL Hair Pins,
Pomntu1n, Fancy Soaps, ETC
FINE FANS PURSES, Pocket Books Work Boxes Portable
Desks together with endless variety of Porte monaies
of every style and shape, and unusually low prices
GUNS PISTOLS Knives, tolts and Warmers Revolving Pts
tolls Scissors Razos Life PreserYes Fishing Reels and
Tackle of every variety suit the determined angler
WATCHES, JEWELRY, etc.
The stock i'll this line consisting Of the t. T. Cooper, NJ. l.
Tobias hal Joseph johnson movements with fine
OF Swiss and English Levers together with nrge stock
of fine Eastern Jewe Siverware have been selected
with great by F. ROBERTS, for many years engaged in
the Wholesale business and having purchased exclusively
for cash great inducements will offered purchasers
BE- Every article warranted represented the money
funded.
no. Watches, Jewelry etc. carefully Repaired and wa
ranted MIC
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-13

.sIN. .0@4 0f5 COMPTR0LLER'S OFFICE, I
City OF New Orleans, February Is, 1856 )
saHE.1aa No. 260a !
RESOLVED That the Comptroller shall sell after ieh
days notice in the official Journal he contract for the
lease of the ferry privilege The foot of Canal street
for five years. payable quarterly, according 10 spech
cations on file in the Street Commissioners oihe, said
sale be subject to the approval or rejection OF The
Common Council.
= - ISignedl E. L. TRACY,
:. q President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
fsignedl J. J. LUGENBuHL
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved February a.ls56
Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY Gath inst
will adjudcate al 10 O'Clock, at my office, the above
contract. .".."
feia o, DkBUYS, Comptroller,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-13
M COMPrROLLER'S OFFICE, |
New Orleans, February 2, 1850, !

y #' tg COMPTROLLEh'S UFtiCE,
@ New Orleans, February z, 1866
sss a mo 2575I
Rtsolred That The Comptroller be and he is hereby au-
horized and instructed 10 sell al public auction after
ten days notice in the official Journal The steam ferry
privilege for the conveyance OF passengers, vehicles
freight and cattle of all kads across the river, for the
term OF ten years. 10 date from The approval of said
adjudication by the Common; Council The landing or
wharf of said steam ferryo be established nj the foot
of Jackson street, Fourth District. Specifications,
regulations, etc on file in the Surveyors office,
1rSisnedl E l., TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
rSisnedl ays J. ]. LU5ENBuHL,
- r. President Board of Aldermen
fsienedl JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY, 18Th
inst will odjudicale at my office, a. II O'Clock Nj,
| the above privilege.
NNTAS brought to the City Police Jail, on the s3t
| Wv inst, the grif hoy PHILIP, feet inches
high; is about IS years old says he beongso the eS
tate Of L. Mollain The agents are requested TO cal
| and claim said slave according 10 law.
E. BLANCHARD,
ja29I5t Keeper City Police Jail.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-13
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

-lSz;-ss.saass FREDERICK H. KNAPP, DEN.
ISssMs9 tai SUR leon, 1856 Canal street, has re-
turned to the city, and is prepared to attend to
5NIlCIIIIIJth the duties Of his profession myl9d&W
-rv-a- -FTANOS-THE SUBSCRIBER, BEING THE
for the sale Of the celebrated PIANOS Of esrS
Iighe Newton Bradbury Of New York, would cal the at
euon Of purchasers his large stock comprising every fatle
" varying prices from $3.50 TO $500 and from Id TO "a
octaves IN every kind Of style and finish : u.
These PIANOS richness purity and evenness q tone ao
unsurpassed and have acknowledged by the new tor
Harmonic Society," together with the most renowned fahss o.
the day to be equal it not superior to al ohef fnoo VI
can make "54E ,a,...,..4, p1 /, NOS
Also large assortment Of European and America u
MEIODEONS VIOLINS, GUITARS, FLUTES and al klnas
Musical merchandise together with large anu seiec so.
ment Of Sheet Music and is in daily receipt OF te e IIt
positions from the dle publishers throughout the oea
Pianos and all other Musical Instruments tuned and repaired
Music Books neatly bound. .. xa.
~ Pianos rent Secondhand Pianos taken in part pay
VS.. HAIsEY, 1856 Camp street
oSd&W4m Second door below St. Patricks Chufch.
HhH THOMAS j. MARTIN, one of the Oldest instructors in
g this city, will give Lessons in this Accomplishment 70
Ladies' or Gentlemen. His ability is too well known to
require recommendation. ls, -z-l
MFS~ Orders left with P. WERLEIN, No. Camp street
will meet with prompt attention. o9tf
,ssssa MRS. CAnIPBET.L, TEACHER OF MUSIC
A5szEs gives Lessons ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR
h11AtR No 50 Heria street R9-Terms-S5 month, OIL
twelve lessons NLECTUREs at q Constance street
week. .4, fel0 1y
DIAMG TEACHENG.-A. h. CHANDLER informs thi
public that he is ready to give Lessons the Plano
either at his residence at that of his pupil. @
A peculiar method for teaching children. u..
Residence Orange street. between Camp street and Coliseum
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-13

G'FHF BfEssAsSE FURNACE - LETTERS Pa
tent for the United States esraned 10 SAM UEl. IL GIL
MAN of To 81 Naehez street, New Orleans, under the date
OF Decemser4 1854 for furnace for burning Wood and Bagse
This Furnace combines the following qualities, fully
proved i'll taking oil SEVEN CROPS THE PRESENT SEA
son.
s 1t works entirely by natural draugh and without the mid
of Il Blower, 5s
3D. 1t contains CRATE bars other irons i'll the interior
3D. It requires oppage cr the mill to have its ashes
cleaned cut
4h The Bagasse stirred touched after arrives
in the furnace.
burns all the Bagasse, antmakes steam enough to
the mill engine steam battery, end pumping engine.
This is the only furnace that has talen of in ouisian
in compliance with the above five conditions.
This Furnace makes prctenSion to burn Bagasse alone,
docs not resemble other furnace in single feature Of is
the principles upon which il works, in the
which produces neither does it approach the rights Of
tricks Of trade,h known be iisc by those who
them and calculated only to deceive the public palm
ces upon their merits. No person will
SELL make patent Furnace without authority
from all persons having such authority Will be fully
guaranteed in its undisturbed use ard possession
NV Furnace applicable train Of kettles
bolers and prepared apply
ing the BngnsSc boil Juice common train of kettles
under a satisfactory guarantee 10 the purchaser.
treatise the whole subject in pamphlet FORM with
ngs etc. to be had of the subscriber BY mail otherwise
SAMUEL. H. GILMAN,
ja2S d&Wbm 81 Natchcz street, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-13

r yVRIGTIIT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
y popular Family Medicines which they offer TO supply
Druggists and Dealers At Propreors lowest wholesale prices
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-13

-7eya, MIR. j. GAUDHN RESPECTFULLY An
E{ss nounces TO the public that he has from
III France The beautiful PIANO, which some time ago
he advertised rs on its this city This
specimen OF art Of the most beautiful finish it manuFac
red by Messs fle$el Co. its shape and style Ious
XIV, manufactured of Bengal rosewood ebony with brouz
carvings. It's quality instrument sufficiently cSoll
by the bre mention Of its exhibition Universal Exht
ton held in 1856, Mt Paris.
N" The public respectfully invited to Mt Mr. G A
D1NS. No. l0 Royal street, examine instrument which
for its beautiful specimen of workmanship aone well orl
the notice Of the public. in29 Nv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-13
WHAT A VHRGINIAN SAYS:

: DRUGS, MEDICINES, PER FuNIERY,
ETCThc subscriber would respectfully call the atten
X Alton Of Planters Physicians and Families 10 his well rs
Escorted stock comprising every article III his ling Of bust
Mi of which, examination will be found FRESH and
GENUINE. During season, SODA WATER and MEAD q
The very best quality will be fonnd NJ this establishment with
ali the popular Mineral Waters, such CONGRESS BLU
LICK etc etc supplied reasonable terms with
PTTRF HONEY ESSENCE PEPPERMINT, GOULEY BIT
TIERS, etc
o2A1y cor Camp and Poydras streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-13

553 33E NO 26l2I fs&$
RssoEvsd That the Comptroller be, and he is hereby
authorized and Instructed 10 resell at public auetlon
fos cleaning the paved and unpayed and repairing the
anpaved streets oihe Fourth Ward of the ely Of New
for cleaning the paved and and repairing he
unpaged streets the Eleventh Wa Of The citysaid
adjudication subject the approval rejection Of The
Common Council n
[signedl y. J. q Ute5ENB L. UHl,
s5 #s5 5FfS III President Board Of Al dermen.
fsignedl tE. jL. TRACY, 9a
III s55 President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved February IL, 1856. rs " yis{
e. [signedl 0HN y. LEW y, mayor.
1$Ffal3 Al true copy. a TEfost IHEARD. Secrelary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-13
INSURANCE,

HOMIE MAuEUAIa INSURANCE COMPANY
Il OF NEW 0RIiEANS.The following statement of the
affairs Of this company published in conformity with the
quircments of their charter viz: VIVA
Amount of premiums received for the year ending -
Sst December, S54S OPS 70
Amount OF untermnated risks 3lst Dec, 1S51.92D4 w
Total anno,nt Of premiums for year ending 3st De- :,
cember, 1855. S6i0,5oI ~
Viz: For premiums on fire risks S27S, 06 29 . Fl
For premiums river risks 269,62b AZ II T.
Glf For premiums marine risks.... 92599 ~ ~
{ s9 +. . : - 5l .D4---S64O,3 02 20
Less premiums risks not terminated ,-lh
3Ist December, 1855. .S10356l I'd 8 ~
Returned premiums .@+..........+ 2647 ~ -
-S106, Ola 20
~ +-s.& .E d..et, glSh5l&l5s4 TslLir IS i5-----
Net earned premiums for year ending ss Deem oss
ber 1865. p5oi,coo w
Losses during the same period viz: =, 49,, 90
On river risks ..................... 26767S 81 ..
On murine risks ,..,,............... 1888 50
=,#s, .lG.+ d. =.... .-,. .- S5i3099 so 90 ...ur
Reinsurance expenses, interest on scrip .F .
issued, etc. less interest, dsc etc. ls64S "a /,
Net earned nrofts for the wear ending December L
sst is55 p... .ss2 $50 s6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-13

: II :
' NORFOLK, Va Jan. II, 1856.
By request of essrs Rowland Bros, this day attended
tho opening Of erugs Patent Frsproof Safes which
Tas in The of Dec l. belonging to Messrs Adams Co.'s
Express found the and contents in perfect state OF
was opinion test could be
had large fouratory building entirely destroyed, and
the safe remained the whole time surrounded by fire. and sub
''s' wa -[Sisncdl GEO. +. ANDERSON,
WIN. D. REYNOLDS,
MILES DAVIS
C. HALL,
...- We A. b. MCLEAN,
| M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-13

am fully satisfied with the manner i'll which the above men
'i'neo cav p'@'N' wv A. A. CoWDERY,
Agent of Adams & Co. IS Express
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-13

81 d hnUUTlI HER HOMES, FOUNDRY AND
I - ORNAMENTAL. WORKS, Corner Of Benton and
1 TpnfGsne Streets Office No. LOG St Charles
W q Wo doors from the st. Charles TheRterO htanuac-
tueE o. ing latest and most approved Patterns Rangs
Iaaai doors Shutters Vaults Bridges Straight and Ccu
lar SaTs store FreptS Capitals all of CAST AN
" ~ PaiI lh3N . WORK for Building purposes.
n9tors Tor sale at the Old Stand le6 st. Charles street New
o'ieHus' OBS ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-13
MILLINERY,

~ ~ WINTER OPENING OF RICH rSeA
SGxsa MIL4LLINERY.-MRS PECK, Gate Jetfers,> SSsap
a of Camp aud Julia Streets besss respect
fully inform her customers, and ladies in general
that She has just large invoice Of FRENCH HATS,
GAPS CLOAKS and MAETIIIIAS, which she will open
Tuesday November 9Th 1859 socis their attention them
before purchasing elsewhere.
A l.aEe md elegant assortment Of DRESS TRIMMINGS,
Ribbons, FLOWERS, WELLS, GLOVES, etc, all Of which
will be SOLD nj low prices.
7gs Dress-nnking superintendent by Mrs PECK herself
guarantee may depend every attention will be paid to
Fashion, Taste and Style. M n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-13
THE. ARRIVAL OF DIE. SHERIDAN IN


tai Dublin He is daily performing his wonderful cures Of
storing sight the blind and the deaf to their hearing. He
will without the Of instruments, and
sumption the second stage, in from q to Is days Per
troubled with fits will 20 Dr. S. and get restored
be troubled again Piles cured at opcebloody piles
blind piles outward piles bad legs in any state cured
speedily rheumatic pains bHnsed the first attendance DR..
S. will restore good hair to the bald.
~ diseases cured the first attendance md without
loss of time the patient Advice gratis Persons in the
country attended stating exactly the state they in
EFT Dr. Sheridan allows his Day Book open to all persons
for reference his wonderful in this city and ST. Louis
and hundreds he has restored sight DIR. s. allows his
Diploma to hang in his office. Persons allowed to the
Doctor restoring sight to the blind
Dr. S. be at his office from IA. NJ. to F. NJ.
oil en- No 22S Cannl streets, corner OF IRENE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-13

5& SPECIFICATIONS .S .
For the sale of The cry Privilege across
IN nj snni river at The foot Of Canal street.
NH space Of ne landing within this city allotted for
said shall Be fy feet on .he ba n
fusiisr privilege 81 having two floating whafves,
inaored So al 10 ferry beween in and out
said floating wiiaf yes not TO extend more than one
funded and fifty feet into The TYer and with the fur
fher III rgge of having Two small movable re-proof
houses for The pFoiectonof from the sun
and rain, provided they shall be used for no other pu-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-13

TINTITI EXTRACT OF GDPATBHi, SARsA-
l. PARIILA AND CUEEBS. Prepared fronst recipe OF
an eminent Physician this city has established reputation
years the certain safe and e1ectua remedy
the elects, GonorrhGa, lucorrea,
the Kidneys, etc treatise those diseases and
full directions each jar Can be had, Wholesale and
retail TIE following Drug establishments
j. sYMIl Canal and Carondsle streesi J WRIGHT
azne New Orenns and retail by Druggists generally
city and country. jal4 In
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-13

LHLOUR-50Q bbls Ohio superfne, for sale by
e JOSEPH Lands Il CO,
ja2S ..01GT IS TehoupitQulas street
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l8533 ~ q q III /. . 80
Rsorsa the OF the small market, situate
Ill, The Second District, the cef and Vegsta-
Sic arkes, be and ii hereby permitted 10 allow live
eggs be- sold pit vacant stands in said
asarke also corn and oats by the pint and quart
TSigned1# 5#H$ ID " o.. I1UG4SMBUHL 384s
#gt3if55 81 54iEs President Board Aldermen
Fegned1 Il. III TRAGY ", EesS
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved Febfnary II, ls56, . 8,
as fal3s 3[Signedl Ohm II IaWls.5 mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-13

calling the attention OF tE5
feeling Of the utmost contdeHce i'll
itg virtues adaptation the diseases for which it is recon-
mended.
II is no new tied article but that has stood the test
of ten years American people, and its reput
ton unvaled by any similar preparation exant
The testimony given by the most proinent and well
known Physicians individuals in all par of the country IS
immense The following from your own State sreSpsctiny
submitted referring who may still doubt y Semora-
iia Or Practical Receipt Book for Farmers and eS to
he had gratis OF the Agents for the German BsSS
Principal office and Manuactory, 10 Arch set Phllhdel-
KS-so,d Wholeaale and Retail by JOHN WRIGHT & co,
Isl Cartre street. Orleans and by Druggists generally
uyi ly&W
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81 Y
81 ete conduit au depot des epaves du Quatrieme
H pisricl rue JACKSON entire les rues Constance 81
laurel CONNIE epaves ct obstruction Ia yotc pubic,
s9ayant etc trouve sans conducteur -
Jne Mule noire, leped dsoit de derrere coube tef-
s NJ, ~+iee5t,y uisatre pieds, avec des harnois Eel
tine EhafretIe u ordnres, No 1880. fl
Isl dite mule Ct chAfEetie ne sont pas Iecia,es
lans i tbnrs ct les depeuses pages. Ills seront ven
$is pehehsfe publique au dit depot sAMEDI 90 du
~ " e + 81. II AUG. S. PHELPS,
fels 1922 commlssal[e des tues.
~ z s brought 70 The City Police jail on the a4h
sS " inst, IRe negro boy WILLIAM is feet
bai,s is about ~ years old says he belongs 10
Ishl CfesWel n hatas
ing r. laW' 55 81. + ID BLANCHARD,
iaa91si hesesl- 49,. sl.s r1.ee ~ - !,
nst Ire boy FaE n i s sii0d If h IS
atsst ~ bsfongs 10 MI Mooney, living ~ the
s,iss slave aeeoI dirg 10 lay . Is
I q! Keeper CITY Roilce 'ail'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-13

DANIIEI EDWARDS, SUCCESSOR TO TWIBlll,
~ K EDWARDS,1 Nos Is 20 and 81 New leEee aud z y
and Al Fulton street manufacturer Of description OF Cop
per- Tin Sheet and Brass Work He now ready to con
tTac, for e making Trains Clarifying and EHpofng
pans Ferers Juice Boxes and everything appertang 10 the
Sugurhonse. -. ,,.,.., w.,
general assortment of Steam Gauges Steam Whistles Brass
Cocks Coupling Valves etc, constantly on hand
lie would call the planters to the Steam Trains
which have been in successful operation the plantations Of
Col R. Q. Camp Messrs s. I. Harrison f. J. Forsa Nelson
& Donesou Osgood / Lawrence, W. Il H. StacklouSe, A.
snsnifTI, refSrss for full narticulars mG2
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n The Common Council reserves the righ1to telect
anv adiHdlca,ion made under these specifications if
they deem HE same ysable, and in ease the adjndl-
catlon shall rejected The money paid by ne bidder
said bidder AUGUSTUS s. PHELPS,
$50 Street Commissioner
srApproyed by The Chairman of Committees districts
4 and Landngsl z5s5 s2J S. g--F5g e st}=a4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-13

Is COO gallons Spirits Turpentine .a.s
500 gallons English lIinseed Oil. ~ ..n
st 80 casks English Venetian Red. .n. .....4.... d.
60 bbS Lamp Black. <... - g.s. -.
1000 boxes American Window Glass assorted from
VI, .55 a+ 8 by 10 to "a by 50. 'IN,' .fl
~ ,S 100 kegs Yellow Dchre, in oil. ...-..
100 kegs Venetian Red, in OIL
ic will be sold at the VERY LOWEST MARKET RATES by
o. o. WOODMAN New Orleans, La,
and 0. O. WOODMAN & CO., Yicksburg, Miss
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oAINTs, OILS, AND HVTNDO1V-GeLAss-
10, 600 lbs Pure White Lead KY 5 Ea+ Y sy Jf
q 10, 600 lbs No i White Zinc Paint, Am. gs
%s9 200 lbs French Snow White Zinc. S95S&S V t
4 s3t 20 casks French Yellow Ochre. g!g&ln
6 sbbls Copa1 Farnish sFs f55{s II l&yd&
IS bbls White Uamar Yarnish. q
ft475 3 bblS japan Farnisl. IS. $50 aos ....5z
f8 2 hbls Coach YarLish. l t-1 4.
Together with all the various coors dry and in OIL All OF
va t{5 5=5f- 5555,jlf. 855r=, q. I=. r.-
mbTbyTeSaEV 5R III ..5l