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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-07

The WAR IN CENrR Ill AMER1cA ~ Eaglish and
Il Efetlch New York dispatch Of the
29th ut; 10 The ST, Louis Republican, Il 5
rigate WhiehFeeenfly arrived at Panama from Caao,
ediately on her arrival fastened back to Punta
Arenas in rider to defend the country against the
threatened inDnrsions of Gen. Walker.Ss al French
vessel already there, acting in concert with the
Z British forces gainst$ w ker. y #5s5 81 Il
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aiIr (l,fesfellt.
Our Chill aIaaess5
By ssEaRtSE b. PRENTICE.

{ III sEoRaE b. PREM IrcE. 5
N TIA sod vet swee To listen, III he
tro tie soft winds gentle swell,
q And think we hear the music sl@
Our children knew M we'll j; 8S 5$ "a
II I'd ssaze ont OH the even, .3,#5,3 IS en-
! And tile b6nnale sields q ar
and ieel again our boy hood wish II al .
no roam like angels there 81 III 3#i
There dc many drealls of glaeness
That cling around the past
Ind from the tomb of feeling a s5t
g. Old Thoughts come thr1n ging fast
s Hill forms NE loved 80 dear u
/ III! The Ihappy days now gone,
s$8 THE beaaEti lal ana lovely 3s5 n IKE
BIB fais to look upon.
Iboaa bright and lively maidens Sis II 4
gbo seemed sd formed fer bliss, 5
Too glorious and too heavenly f n II
Fo5 sIIelf a world as ttflis; !! VII ID
Whose soft dark eyes seemed swimming
ID sea of liquid light, 81 sESs Mt
ST AiiSli whose locks Of gold were streaming
O'er hroWs 10 sunny bright. 5
hose smiles were ike The sunshine
An The spTing time Of the year ss
Lake ehang cams Of 4 pril S$$
I1ley followed every tear II
# they have passed Ike hope yssf
All their LONELINESS has He'd 5-5s Il s 3:S 3
OH many q heart is mourning
That they are with the dead.
like the bright buds DC Summer t
They have fallen from, the stem
Yet oh-zit is a. lovely death
ss5 70 fade from ear Gil like them
j u Z and yet-the thoug BIT il sai deningg
III 10 muse on such ass $5S5F n IA
And feel that ill The beautiful
Are passing fast aFgay
That tile fair ones whom We ioYe gssss III
Il Grow to each losiilg breast
Like 3terdrils of 5iie " iiigng vine;
y Then perish gIlere they rest. III
III Ana can sWe hit think Of these is III
3Bj5As5,5 $s5 iii THE soft and gentle sprin 3 III
s# When Tie trees age waving . era us,
md gthes flowers are jljIossoming
ForiYe know that winter s coming
s8SS with his eold and stormy 81
WI nd tile gloriols beau tx around US
$ssg ssasz Is blooming but to- die! 5 IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-07

GEORGE WASHINGTON signed the first Fugitive
Slave Law in 1898 Willard Fillmore in 1850 The
Republican-ism says these old and welltred Wings,
pledged to popular principles, ought to have written
tveto' over these acts Of Congress and have thus
set their onean will over and against thewill Of the
FHouse of Representatives and Senate Of the United
tot
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2,T'T e--E JAMES FURNEAUX, G. Serb
ssOdd Fellows, Rest


BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR oiIcers-Henry Bier
PRESIDENT John Stroud Treasurer; Furneaux Secretary
Cemetery Committee Gillnsham, Gardner Smith III
son, L. Homes Sexton--Daniel Merritt. Members-Frank
Lewis W. G. Wilson, George Seymour, H. Goldman G. b.
BoWditch, J.iP; Warner, H. Casterede S. Boullemet.
VAuLTSiIN " ODD FELLOWS REST" may be procured
byappying 10 NJ CoRRY atsickies Co.'S So Canal street;
atn FIT STETsoNs "a Camp street, to FL MILsPAuGH u.
s. Mint and at the seerearys Office in Odd Fellows Hall
ner of Camp and Lafayette Streets 4El.I- Fl .-r
The price to memhers of Sockholdng Lodges will be $40
vault; TO all others, $50 per vault.
Information relative 70 the purchase Lots be had
application to the Secretary n-H
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L SuI,orylfnate Enennpmants, ",

W1lnEY No. meets theIst aud third saturday in each
month"; u Odd Fellows Hail. of Camp and Lafayette
streets Officers for the present term X Gutllein G. 2
Scribe; A. A. Maginn j. w; H. Williams, Treasurer;
Furneaux, Assistant Scribe Gk3 .EF.}ET +'f,N rl:0
HOBAHN meets the second and fourth Saturday in each
month, in Odd Fellows Hail. Of Camp and Lafayette
streets. Officers for the present ernA. Lohrop G. P; g.
W. Gould H P; E. Smith, s. W.; W. B. Kocntz Scribe; j. j.
Sherwood J.tW.; s. NJ. Todd, Treasurer. p
LAsALLE No meets the first and third Monday in each
month"; in Odd Fellows Hail. of Camp Lafayette
streets Officers for the present teE A. Patterson @. p
David Moore H p Louis Mongeon S. W. A. j. Moss Scribe
N. Benedict, j IL. Rosenfeld Treasurer. tu,s r
WASHINGTON No. meets the second and fourth Monday
in each month, in Margny Buildings Third District Officers
for the termC. Langenbecker, c. P; H. Goldman H.
E Hrinkman W; II. G. Finke Scribe; ]. GoertS, j. WI
II, Mispaugh, Treasurer, ''-- Tow.
LAFAYETTE No meets the first and third Monday i'll each
month"; Tchouptoulas street half above Railroad
crossing Fourth District Officers for the present ermJ y
Dunn G. Psi! u Krantz H. P ChHs. Geheeb, saw Gal
PIN Scribe; L. Jennings j. vs. j. T. Barrett Treasurer.
PELICAN Nos meets the frstand third Saturday in each
MONTH in Polar Star Lodge room St. Louis Officers for
the present Term ~ NJ; Wagner g: p L. Charles H RI 7,
Capitane, s. W.; c. 0. Dugue, Scribe j. Yedo j. w B
terale TreasureE. ---!--- IL ~ E
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The best thing to give to your enemy is forgiveness;
to your opponent tolerance to friend your heart
to yonr child, example; toa father Difference
to your mother conduct that will make her proud Of
you to yourself, respect; to all men, charity
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-07
Amuse,nents This Evening.

ORLEANS THEATER.--Robert lie Diable.
ST. CHARLES THEATER.-Mr. Collins, " The Irish
Genius = How 10 Pay the Rent and " EsmeraldG,"
GAIBTY THRATEE.-Vestyali and Almontl. Mon
tecchi and Capulett or, Romeo and Juliet
PELICAN Observation-Disclosures farewell series Of
magical soireeS.
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GAyING IN,-7.A Washington Correspondent Of the
New York Mirror writes . '57 A
The Republicans are kind o. gin eout 7 and several
who were at their caucus last Tuesday night have
since declared for Davies of Massachusetts
among them. This sannoyin to General Wilson,
who urges an anna Of blioanisna and A1neri-
eanism but Seward and Bailys Of the Era say no.
suit them. {55i t5ss5 5y %t&5
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Lately a lady III New York, who is a very expert
skater, offered the prize Of q kiss to any one who
could catch her This offer spread like lightning
she started ofdozens started in pursuit, and she
was, after good rim, captured by negro who good
manneredly and politely declined the forfeit. 9i x
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George Wilson, the negro who was for some time
under arrest on suspicion Of having killed the captain
1 and mate of The schooner aludora mogene in New
ferk barber has been set at liberty, it having been
found mpessible TO obtain evidence against him,
although no dolbt Of his guilt existed. S5a 5sS73I
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i A lady made acomplaint to FREDERICK the Great,
King of Prussia. 6 Your Majesty" said she, ''my
husband treats me badly.n 'E igH8s4 t0tUat>
That issnone ofmy business ,'freplied the King.
4 But hespeaks very i'll Of YOU, said the lady.
That" he replied, is none Of your business"
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s5
Grand Lodge OF Ioaisiana. .
THE R. w GRAND IgnG oF l.o W u = Vi
FaDa edas oG s
streets s Shaw If Union
No e 81 q Fy Ts@Psr
G as9s ss a EN Rspg ssas The%ss
WisnWs Rase IF stetson
ssgs Eds
asss isas sss
5a Ss Ws9p
cent No s M sand Herala 4
Sp9S
District Victor Richard u Excelsior Lodge No
Each & a hsiya s a9Ss 81
n Baa i HssS Fl ~ ~ srst kn & No
fhiIlps Trinity Lsdss john Moore
9fss osEs ID q Ss Al seSffsftsa
Eeags NJ .1s Z aSn Lsdgs
S ~ j. ii sl4a ISSgs
should pe forwarded N Odd
.4s5 subordinate Lodges.
(, LOUISIANA LODGE No e ]. Nor1nent N. CT j. H.
retaryi H. dillingham;, Treasurer. {1fz ut =gg
UNION HODGE No 6--s.fW Moore Nj u NJ Iaborde
Il Il sSss5sasy Thos
Butler hoster sscetirs; l. Jahan Per-
secretary; ~ ~ Barlot Treasurer. s$ ig$ yTG
s aseTsy n p Bss; s a.
Rotary; J i. krantz, Treasurer. Y 1 54
H;n2s n \ q Flsitfls
Secretary se5hslss ss!s' '0h ssn's'
sn sere 2Sn II Tss sasara IL
4 COMMERCIAL 9DGE No Stockton N. G.; T.
osoEs Fls Gisas Secretary Fer sssFs
R Rie
sssssEy oGsis R5ssi,sg
Per. Secretary; Geo Rnreshidet Treasurer. 4 . s u
l aDG sts.sta sie sshsS Homes F es
5n;sT i , sssssy 4bsHs
Secretary; = A Patterson Treasurer. = ~
ss zass bsss esss,9 j. ss sG H.
Secretary; ii Nhlspaagl, Treasuref.
wnsaal 4 6.Hgs I sSiv
retafyi q derstennegger Treasurer.
sss7saiy q T. Rfes a. sscss
fury; Wm. soppenhagin, Treasurer
INDEPESDENGE LODGE Ne, 2ssl sehyarz
tary Geo. Schneider, Treasurer
sais''s h0 assh5n GER
sa;s s
Rsags V$s.sss Sssfatssy 1ff' oaeit
Hermann LODGE No. 39-M. WesheDner, N: G.; G.
MahrfN Louis Moses, Secretary T. Faust Per Secretary
Peter Boil, Treasurer !S2 Fl
SOUTH WESTERN LODGE No. 4O-Howard Smith, N. CT
James Beggs v. e. Gerard Sh, Secretary; Furneaux
Per Secretary G. Schmidt Treasurer. '3l.6s.fJ6
MERC HANTs' 10 gle No. A. VIM Bloomfield, Jr., N. c.
W H. Ellis, Y G; l. G rahaIn Secretary RI G. Abbott Per
Secretary L.. B. Pohier, Treasurer +. To5 III
Interior Lodges. 5u. l-z- u
DE SOTO LODGE No meets at Baton Rouge Thursday
evening" sGt $3.50 ~ 55=-f.4 .l,.sf ~
sT aIARY's LoDGENo. 20 meets Franklin Saturday
evening &5iet5 &C. O Gs- =ig T1q T., ,ltsfsil .
METH LODGE No. q meets Shreveport on Wednesday
ST. LODGE No. IS meets at opolousas on satur-
CLINTON LODGE No. p meets at Clinton on Wednesday
evening g&g3SEE s8 m ~ 9Iss 1rF54$f q s{Es1t,.
CARR ROLL. LODGE Noao meets at Lake Providence
Monday evening. &g e.t NJ 80, .- ~"
EXCELSIOR LODGE No. 81 Thioodnux on satur-
day evening" atI 8$5. Y8SagS 7f-==syz,- i. r. D.
NEW iberia LODGE No. SO meets at Newton on Thurs
day evening. f fl al slm255 s5la.' ~ 81
TsA1RiE LODGE No, 81 meets at Washington Friday
s5CHENEYEILLE LODGE No. Al meets at Chencyvle on
Monday evening. Fsifg S Me- sSs5g ai s .s@
ASSUMPTION LODGE No. 4s meets at Napoleonville on
+ # THOMAS, II. SHIELDS, Grand Secretary.
d II ET,J A
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THE HoPEFuL soN.-l her Did not tell you
not to trouble those pies again ~
Hopeful Son-s'I amt had no trouble with 'em ;
I'm q eaten 'em as peaceable as can be-" rfi
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Nor UNwlsB OR UNTRUEs-H Hiram Fuller says
/" There is no such thing as absolute freedom below
the Almighty God, The omnipotent alone is free !;
all his creatures are the subjects ofirreyocabe Law
the slaves of memorable Necessity
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/ An Irishlpan, giving his testimony in one of our
courts, a few days since, in riot case said, "Be
jabbers the first man saw coming at me, when got
up, was two brickbats.'3
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Prosperity is the only test that a vulgar man can't
pass through. If aman has anything mean in his
disposition, little good luck is sure to bring it out
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\ What did Napoleon mean when he said that ebay
onets think RI The meaning is Obvious. Everyp pol
ished bayonet is capable Of reflection.
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sf5 The chronological journal says that the most
healthful position to sleep is with the head line
with the body, allowing the threat and lungs the
fullest play. $2 .5N #fl6 'e8i 3e7Ro4
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he gtriol man continues his internal depredatfons
e New York Mr. Green, whose little daughter
had dress destroyed the william offers to forieta
thousand dollars he does not kill this vitriol man
i yyller. he discovers him. s. z,z3 Al
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The Gupard steamship CarleW from Halifax for
Bermuda strack the north breaker Of Bermuda on
the morning Of the 18th ult and sunk in three min
ues decks under water Her hull soon broke in two.
The passengers and crew were saved, but the mail
Vas lost,
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A nail in the inkstand, or some old steel pens that
the acid Of the ink can eat upon will prevent steel
pens in use from being rusty.
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y If you would be pungent, be brief, for it is with
words with sunbeams more they are condensed
tile deeper they burn. '5#s
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BOTTLES ARCTIC ExPEpIrIoS.- learn from the
New London Star that Dr. Kane, accompanied by
Mr. Henry GfinneI, were recently in that city for
the purpose Of examining the ship Resoute, witha
view o her ftness tor another conflict with cedo,'
From this ne nigh be led TO infer that another expe-
tition to the North Pole probably to explore the
newly discovered Polar Sea-9as projected.
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X Z. AFLoArING CAPITAL. 5JoKEs-rWhenm man be
said to be literally immersed in husiness2 When he's
giving a swimming lesson. ~ -o H,.g.L-=
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DISTRICT T. A. CANON vs. CHARLES N. DELERY-No.,
' PY yfRTTE of writ of Gerl saclas direct
s s On9S e a,e II aad qoJ JONI 9 The r
b, 4 s1ss I'D Nj i'm Fats. sn s 6 pna P s
sss to sell at pc bewta s G 6ns of an the R city
fifth q H9XRAH Rel 81 F5Gh Y TSSSSr r OF
GROUND situated in Panbourg onreu this city, des
1sd b S Mos II = "n aS arss sn a" Ss E a
1885 and leposited Tor reference in the office Of P La
Gg S aoR pSd a' @ Lot 81 and
q Of line MORGAN street the same amesnrement
p ad I5b feet parallel iqss; and Ne il i is
street by inches deep parallel nes Lot No.
forming 9 Of Elnire street. together with the crcm
Seized in the above suit
described ls PEHRsr{ ~ vii BE- ely % M TO- the gs
on the p0s sHSf SD MI es
ms a3 I IL Deputy sherFor tl1gParish Of Orleans.
p eegs b SAH4N vs. NJ eHAa 5s N
par Honorable lsneienqe ooar Dc District du PleHsr
District Jnisiare Dc Eas Ia %2a h1 eTs
sSr pa arsny scr dsrnr
Roonds e il BoHrs as de- d Ghar
tres Royale IuNDI IA davril 1856 midi, Adjudication
Lamoe indivsc de quare sues fubourg
sss R f
archiecte jRnYer 1885, deppse fctude du nolae
Philippe Les dts quatre lots ayant le
anerealne les dimensions suiyanes safor lie NO "
pieds de ige de face la MoreT la meme me
gne da fond qu lie du terrain No d1 IN
plan proondeur gnes paraeeS ct les NOS
contigus cacun 80 ps de face la die rue oeau
pieds pouce de proondeur sur Snes PARALLELS NJ
fomapt la Emire Ensemble les cireonstan
dependances, sans aueune exception nj reserve
! SaiSie dams rafaire cdeSSns.
C0NDITIONS-Cee eriee etant Ia seconde OF deniere Ii
dte propree Reimbursement adjugee plus oirant e
deruer enchcrssnr lie qul oer IL mois de
credit Pacquereur fornssant bon aVcc caution
bonne soyabe porant inere de dix PaI
ae hypoheque spectacle propree vendue jus
| qua parfat placement. = - ~
| SAMPSON BLOSSMAN,
ms as L. Deput3 Sheriff de Ia ParoisSe Orleans.
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II you want enemies, excel others-if you want
friends let them excel you in other words give them
the preference occupying the highest seat.
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Landlord, ]" said an exquisite, :" can you enable
me to realize from your culinary stores the pleasure
OF few dulcet murphies, rendered innoxious by
isneous martyrdom!& He asked for baked sweet
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Grant graciously what you cannot refuse safely and
conciate those you cannot conquer.
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There are more lies told in the brief sentence i"
anu glad to see you, than in any other single sen
tenee in the ENGLISH language.
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FIFTH DISTRICT CouRT BERNARD R. GARAHAN vs. MA.
RY CURLEY, TUTRlx OF THE MINOR,

" vs..
RY CURLEY, TUrRlx OF THE MINOR,
OF NEW ORLEAsIs 1THoHAs OGARRA--No 952s.&
RK,EIRTUE Of a writ Of Geri facias direct
leans in the above entitled cause the Sheriff the Parish
Of Orleans said Sheriff will proceed to sell public auction al
the City Hotel Common street. between Camp and Magazine
streets on "WEDNESDAY May Z 1856 at II O'Clock NJ
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings zsaN
ling house Kitchen cstern ETC. situate in the First Dis M
trlc Of this city and designated lot No q in SQUARE No "a
bounded by Derbgny Roman Jackson and Palmyra Streets
on plan drawn by Joseph Pile Surveyor dated May 1916
and deposited in the Office of David L. McCay then notary
public in this city. - ''
Which lot No q measures 2 feet front Palmyra by
1853 feet ID inches and lines in DEPTH between parallel lines
Seized 10 the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
SAMPSON BIOSSMAN,
no II Is rly6 Deputy Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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: Interior Enca1npnacnts. -=
MAGNOLIA No. 4 meets in Baton Rouge the second and
fourth Saturday in each month.
MOu Mt SINAI No. 9meets in Franklin, parish Of ST. Mary
the first and third Wednesday in each month,
G. W. SHAW No. 10 meets The first and third Saturday in
each month in Clinton, parish Of East Fcliciaha. @
All communications intended for the Grand Encnmpmen
be addressed to Jas Furneaux G. Scribe Odd Fellows
Hall, New 0reans ' teG}s @-..S
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The best college for a young man to graduate in,
that OF Adyersity. M'f. hH
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THE FIGHT OF CorroN.-Peace has its battles as
well as War; it engenders competition, and that
gives rise to many o Mill. ..5 .'a "
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odd FelIn1ys, HaII Associnfian.

49, Odd Fellows Hall Association.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS HALL
ASSOCIATION meets at their office in Odd Fellows Hall,
the first Monday of every month. 80
George W. Shaw, President Thomas f. Shields Secretary;
John D. Bein Treasurer G. Dunlap Orchard, e.
stetson II Howard, Eneas Smith, Thomas Murray, George
Rareshide Walter Ncol Alf Mouon Edward Plsbury and
W. B. Cook. ~
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sEIERIETs SALES.

Frr DISTRICT Counr} c1TY OF EE w oEhEANsysJ
si4ssst 3 NJ FIN srst geS1
f aS he His
q@i f1ffs s' S G oeGe and Royal
IoT 6F GRog situated in the Second District Of
loyal Esplanads streets said lq 90 fee M
front On street between Royal and Bourbon by u feet
ToEeher all the buildings and improvements thereon
rooms stables sIeds and csers.
TERMs-Cash on the spot ...r .-5, =z.4
my q q. ~ Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
0ss'sHs sssS RsEs''r xH n hE
I'm yERTu q writ dc ti eS Y 4a III mol
s
GIG oa 4 oya VI T adadi.
uNTERRAIN siue dams lie Deuxierne District de cette
@ st NJ & seS RnT leg 4 ass d.
az QUARTER eee de Rosa e Ronrd
60 pes face Ia du Quarter "a pe proion
Ensemble toutes les hasses ct aneoation qu sont
en- ne cuisine eux eages en- bTqes
vee nrdoe contenant chmbres ecures haigards
lie tout saisi dams lalTaire ci-dessus. %
NS--''''p''D' ~ JOSEPH HGFTY s
milo "a AZ 10 ,- Sheriff dc la parosso d. Orleans
FOURTH DISTRICT counr FRAN91sq9 MARogGz
B 4. 81 o fo6h b ssiss oa
at public auction ut the City Hqe ETY.
FOUR dERTAINvAcANTL LOTS OF GROUND, situated
In the Second District Of This CITY, at the junction Of Route St.
John and Espanade Streets and designated by the Nos g.
VIC 4 a's nsls Feet o iigTs
street q feet Il inches and line front Route " John by
Pe b y" S sls s
Lot o a T lot No. ifs' and a il s
lines front on the Route 81 John BY depth Of 1913 feet INCHES
a liz ds ss s se Inc s. 81
nes e On s Route I S ssph i qss
n linz yi5ns snia e Nc aa 3 fes and
I'M 81 "a lie M ssi
np nss on h he Gsi Inc J o ds # R @
5se and neS on The either side line with width Of
viii esh ia PtGeed sale
TERS1sNcash on the spot; -. .,,. ,2a~ @
-l5..- JOSEPH HUFTY,
ml524a7l6 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
p %@ sa dc faslss H
Orleans dsn aare e h EDd
du HmP q MsEa,in qaasaiqn
trict Vile ACKNOWLEDGEMENT de In St. Jean
dc la de rEsplanade designes les Nos /, s.,
pasade pisds poaess gns face
sS
sur Ia gne qui e dye dn No. sur une argenr de Il peds Il
81 pieds pouces gnes face a St. Jean
prooneur de 109 peds pouces gnes la ne qu lie
dviSe du No. 10 ct 10Y pes poces la gne u cote oppn
profondenr de 81 peds Il ct snes dams
St. Jean profonder de 100 pieds pouce Ia
gne ui e dyise du dit terrain No. get 100 pieds ct
ligues Ia lgne u cote lgeur de 81 peds
pouces ct lgnes dams lie fond lie No mesure 81 pe II
pouces ct ges face route St. Jean sur nne prooneur dc
100 pieds po1ce ct tros gnes Ia igne qu lie dyise du
dit terrain No ct los peds ct gnes Ia gne du
cote oppoesu lageur de 81 pe II ct gnes dams
lie fond lie suvat croqus de In dite popee fat J.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de REHABILITATION
JOSEPH HUFTY,
NILS 24nT16 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-07

Never speak i'll of any man., fla good man, it il
limpiety; if o bad man, give him your prayers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-07

Why is the letter o an uncertain letter2 Because
otis always in doubt. Fs7 ~ 81 IN IT,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-07

Nothing ever touched the heart Of a reader that
did notcome from thelheart Of the writer.