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RAVENNA, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1857.

had not been killed outright by the stab Of
Gray. He sprang to bis feet, but as he rose
to shout the war.cry, the tomahlwk finished
what the knife had begun. He staggered
and fell heavily forward, over one who had
not been reached. He In turn started up,
but Brady was too guick-his katie reached
bis heart and TIE tomshawk his brain almost
at the same instant. '. tt.. -..- nr
All were slain by the three spies. except
one. He started to Gee, but rife shot by
Biggs rang merrily out upon the night air
and closed his career. The women and
children alarmed by the contest, fed wildly
to the woods; but when all had brown still
they we're called; they returned, recognized
amid their fright the tones OF their own peo.
pie. The whole party took up their march
for Fort Mcintosh at once. About sunrise
the inhabitants Of the tort were surprised tc
see the cavalcade Of horses, men. women ant
children, approaching the fort. When they
recognized Brady. they at once admitted him
and the whole party.
In the relation to the circumstances si;er
ward, Bevington claimed TO have killed three
and Gruy three. Thus Brady, who claimet
nothing, must have slain at least six, whilst
the other two slew as many. The thirteenth
Biggs shot. .,asr .. ......... &.
From, that hour to this the spring is call.
ed the "Bloody Spring. and the small run
is called "Brady's Rum" Few, even Of the
most curious Of the people living in the
neighboohood, know anght Of the circdm.
stances which conferred these names. Thus
ended one of the very many hand. to hand
fights which the great spy had with savages.
His history is fuller of daring incident, san.
culinary, close, hard contest. perilous explor.
ations and hazardous escapes, than either Of
the Hozels, or Boone or Kenton. He saw
more service than any Of them, and his name
was known as a by. word oil terror among the
Indian tribes from the Susquehanna 10 Lake
Michigan. "a ''-
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scene ON the Ohio.
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HTfffF.--F \ -Ua".-
u laa slOrious eye--ihs stream -.e,,,. -.... ,..
without mufmur wsnders BY,
And on iis breast, with softensd beam,
The sleeping stars 90 sweety lie,
'Twould seem as fthe tempest's plume
Had swept through woodsot uopic bloom,
And scattered down their blossoms bright,
To sleep upon the waves tonight.
And seas hangs the moon aiotts
Her beami come gushing through the air
So mild, 20 beautifully son,
That wood and stream seemed stirred Wiia praye
And the pure spirit, ash knecls ..f.H
Al Natures holy altar feel! Una r,sr t..l
RsHgioa's selfcoms floating BY
IN exeFy .henm that eleayes the sky.
There's glory In each cloud and star, .. II
There's beauty In each wave and tree, .E
And gentle vsiees from afar
Are bore Ike angel mipistreliy; ~
In such spot at such an hour,
My spitit feels spell Of power,
And all beneath, Sreund, above, ..-.
Seems earthly bliss and heavenly fove. .t
Oh Mary, IDOL ofmy lifs, .'....
Ny hearts young mate, my ssuls sweet bride,
Doar sooftef ofmy spirits strife,
woslj that thou vert by my side, .
And would kneell on this green sod
In love 70 thce and praise to God,
And gazing oil thy gentle eyes, , -..
Dream but Of thee and Paradise. .r..
,AsF..I Z. .'i ir-. ...
eco your mime In yon blue sky,
In every sound thy name l hear,
An nature paints 1t IN my eye .... ..F
O. And brcathes II in IN. listening ear;
! read Il In the moons sweet beam.
The starlight prints il on tie stream,
ARd wave and breeze and singing bird
Hpoak to my soul The blessed word.
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0sFThe Bostonians have subscribed $500
for "monster gum" to be presented to the
Sarainian Government. Il Intended 10 be
placed 10 the fortress 81 Alessandria, On the
frontier 4of Sardiniac next to Aua.rias and
bease the insetiption: . Boston, q. g., 70 Ear!
dibia.s e. y tGvlgeId ,9s ~ I
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certify the sane fact or facts 10 the purcha-
ser. oset his, her or their own proper sigma
ture.
SEC. 8. II any person or persons desig-
mated in sections one and two of this act
shall be found, in possession OF any barrel,
cask, or otaer vessel containing intoxicating
or Slcoholic liquors, in violation Of the pro-
visions Of this act, such person ,or persons,
on conviction thereof, shall be fined In any
sum not exceeding one hundred dollars for
each barrel, cask, or other vessel containing
the same, and be confined in the county jai
not less than one month nor more than six
months; and the said intoxicating drinks SO
found, shall be destroyed by order of the
Prosecuting Attorney, after the final decis-
ion OF the case, IN some public place.
SEc. A. Any suspected article or speci.
men Of intoxicating or alcoholic liquor shall
be subjected 10 analysis by some competent
person, to perform the came under direction
Of the court before which the case is tried
and such analysis shall be deemed legal evi
dence In any court in this State: Provided
that upon any preliminary examination be-
fore any Justice OF, The Peace, Msyor or 9th
! er magistrate OF competent authority for the
purpose Of binding over to the Common
Pless Court, said officer may order the in
spection aforesaid to be made, and make
such order as may be necessary to preserve
the evidence Of the crime until the trial O
the case in said court. =. {,
SEC. 8. Prosecutions under this act shall
be by indictment in the Court OF Common
Pleas. rpr..a,.
SEC. 6. This oct TO take effect and be in
force from and after it's passage.
JOSEPH TRUESDALE,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives, pr
THOMAS Fl. FORD,
-...... President Of the Senate.
Arril 10th, 1857.
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5 mo. 5l44.la AN ACT i.egass .iis Is
To prohibit the use of Strychnine or other
q active poisons in the manufacture and
sale Of intoxicating or alcoholic liquors.
SEcTIoN I. Be ii enacted By Me General
Assembly of The Slate Of Ohio, Plat it shall
be unlawful for. any person or pefsons to
make use Of s,rychnine, or any other active
poison, in any quantity or quantities, in the
manufacture or preparation, BY process Of
rectifying OF otherwise, Of any intoxicating
or alcoholic liquors. or sell such poisoned
liquors In any quantity or qnanlities; apd
any persona persons so offending shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor,. and on
conviction thereof shall be Imprisoned ihtAe
penitentiary aid kept al hatd labor, notItnore
than Eve nor, less than one year.ai d4ida 4
i, SEC. 2. It shall be the duty Of any, per.
son or persons engaged in the manufacture
and sale Of intoxicating or alcoholic 1idnors,
or In rectifying or preparing the same in
any way, 10 brand. on each barrel, Caek; o.
other vessel containing the same. the name
or names Of the pesson or persons mspqfacs
turing, rsciifying, or preparing the same, and
also these words--"c contaiping no poisehous
drug o. ether Sddsd p6isoD," and shall also
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DAY AND BOARDING school,. FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES-Fonnded in 1885 by Madame I.eiris, and
Quoted since $40 by Mdme esbrayaux Burgundy street. be-
tween Cusomh0use and Bienvle streets, New Orleans
The Summer Session of this establishment
begins the LIST June The buildings there large enough
accommodate FIFTY boarer and indefinite number
Day Scholars. Attached TO the premises fine bath house
and good wharf The insthon provides thorough
stantal instruction in department
and offers great facilities for the Requirement the French hD
Singing and Solfege taught by Mr. Provost tho well
known leader of the Orchestra of the New Orleans Opera
Provost will reside At the Pass during the and
time his lessons Singing soege in the establishment.
will also give private lessons in families.
Examinations in music take place month during
in the and every fortnight during the
The city school remains the whole for boaers
day scholars. 1lrnE L..
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OFFIcE OF THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY DELTA,
Is Camp street, Jan. l6, 1857,
Mers. Sermons Co; (ientlcmenIt gives great pleas
that by the Of the BRAZILIAN Pebble Spectncles
which obtained from and have had weeks
pa sight has been much improved and my greatly
believed the which had previously upon them
when reading writing earnestly advise hoSe who require
the aid of glasses to give you call.
Yours, respectfully, HENRY GREEN.
sB-Otice hours from O'Clock A. NJ until o'clock P.
N. d21 3p5mkW
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FRENCH, SPANISH AND ENGLISH

S u o + G U | !. l.. T,
For upwards of twenty Professor Of
dern Languages in raj Colleges United States aud
OF the Fourth District has taken No. l6 ST.
street Mr. Vcors store where he intends elias!
in the above languages
There will be Morning and Evening Glasses
Vemence occupations of gentlemen of different professions
TEitMS-For three lessons week. a class $40 month;
for private lessons 10 single Scholar according the number
OF lessons required by the applicant.
p"The fees expected be paid in advance Charles
street, No. Is, over Victur's store. fe27 3m
fS. LOCKWOOD, WHO HAS HAD FIVE YEARS
- experience in this city practitioner medicine,
the future will attend principally Office practice
this method OF Informing the public that
eed success diseases Of the Head Ear Eye Lungs
Kidneys Bladder, Chronic Darrhe, word all chronic
plants; and rheumatism in its form. Also.
Of women and aren-specially Of females; Proass uter
teur Mus AniorhoeR etc. and that class of
termed Nenereal, primary and secondary.
al VITO are suffering would do well 10 give call before
going elsewhere and they will receive safe speedy
obgate myself to NIL persons who have Rheumatism
pns T. the Limbs mHke charge for services My
RHEUMAFlc SPECIFIC ouly be had ny office. This
is one Il" discoveries Maeria Medica
taken with perfect safety being vegetable compound
In consequence of the many humbu advertisements the
Address or call on at DAF1DS0N'S ROW las GARUN-
hEitEf street between Poydras anu Ieva
once up stairs. Hours from 6 A. NJ. to 9 2. NJ.
So iy J. E. LOCKWOOD, VI. u.
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DRopUsAI.s FOR BONDS EXECUTIVE OF

DR0POSAT.S FOR BONDS s. EXECUTIVE OF
FICE Baton Rouge, April L. lS51.-By virtue of the Act
the General Assembly Of The State of Louisiana entitled Au
relative certain Debts of The State approved 10Th March,
1857 and in particularly of the provisions OF
u and It'll thereof NOTICE hereby given that
proposals will he received until the first day of July next
at o'clock meridian fer the disposal of SEVEN HUNDRED
BONDS (nore or cs) of ONE THOUSAND nOILA RS each,
Of the State of Louisiana having forty and bear
lug the Of six per per anuu, payable semi
annually the first day of January and the first day Of July
Of each year
These Bonds offered solely in exchange any of the
Bonds receivable by the State security for the circulation of
the Banks established under the Free Banking Law.
All proposals for s exchange shall he directed the Au
of Public Accounts and the Treasurer State and
proposals will be opened the first day July by
and Treasurer, the presence Governor
exchange will be awarded to the bidder bidders who may
Offer the advantageous The Governor however
the right of rejecting all the bids direct
new advertisements for proposals.
special fund has been created for the redenp
Bonds be issued under the aforesaid act which
he diverted to any other purpose whatsoever
ISEnehl ROBERT c. WICKLIFFE.
ISgnedI G. +. GRENEAuX, State Treasurer
Signed S. F. MARKS, Auditor.
Fy the Governor:
ISgnedl ANDREW S. HERON.
fall tJy1l Secretary Of State,
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AUCTION SALES.
DRY GOODS AND yAEIEIY ARTICLES.

DRY GOODS AND Valley AkllCbEs
BY A J. FRENCH,
r. ARMFIELD Auctioneer.
W. 9eosk At T5e s Variety Store, 100 roydraa st. will
assortment Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Va
''fx Afsi oc''sy etc. Sale without reserve 81
SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF SEASON;
able Dry Goods d filings and French White and coored
''"' BY BLAcHE BEAUMONT Aucrs
e Hst tore at 10 3 5
vile G and old syss m will be sold
90 dozen Whits Flannel Vests;
80 g p pgsss l fancy p priiiin;s.
Of Goods sah orgsHaes Printed Lawns
FIle Ms Hats, Parasols, Marquises etc. -,
ss~TEkMs-Liberal. at sale. a23
FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SUPERIOR ROSE
wood Piano Forte, etc 1, at Auction.
BY R. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer.
MoNDAY the .7th e ,n na a. oehosk A.
The entire contents of said dwelling comrrisinr
Center Tables, sdebcards Easy and Rocking Chairs Mnhos
aSs Pao fine Feneh Plate So CARPETS curtains
Kitchen Furniture, ETC. -,
'i'hAA eAAN " AuGTI0N
BY X. ARMF1ELD.
/ gas light, at 50 St charles street
Ths cGseon of s0Sk nsa
useful agriculture ANNALS and illustrated
description books in elegant binding family
and pocket bibles and prayer books, ETC.
Letter envelopes steel and gold
the best makers stationery and fancy articles generally.
varied that has been offered auction in this
city worthy Of the attention Of those who wish make adj
their libraries, favorable prices The public
invited examine the stock during the day.
This sale will he positive, and continued every evening
until the stock is all sold. az I'm
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE ON ACCOUNT OF DE-
partuTe.
BY j. NJ. DE PASS.
A. ROBERTSON, Auctioneer
TUESDAY, the 2Sth inst, at IL o'clock,
the premises No 2o 'ienve street. between Marais
and Niery streets, will be sold
Furniture said house. listing OF Mahogany Par
Tor Curtains Mir bedroom Furniture, with the
conpanyng requisites Kitchen Furniture, ETC., etc.
Also one Piano
rB-TEkMS-Cash. 81
BLACK SILKS, LAWNS, LINENS, ETC.
BY H. PEYCHAUD 1t CO.,
c. SANoRY Auctioneer.
TUESDAY, the 2Sth inst. Mt 10 o'clock A.
auction No. Is Old leyee between Ben
willie Customhouse street, will be Sold
pieces black eros dn Rhin;
HaIley Fails Lawns;
10 Fancy Prints.
800 dozen assorted mems and wotnen's Hose;
Giughams
Il Benched Co'tons;
10 bales A Brown Sheesiugs;
100 lots orted Seasonable Dry Goods.
E4-TERM S-.iterR. at sale. az
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PRIESTLEY & BEIN.

pRIESTLEY IL BEIN, 50 aad 81 CAMP STREET
Have and constantly addnto stock the follow
lowing, viz;
TENNESSEE IRON
$50 tons Flat, IL inch Il to Il inch thick.
100 Round u to 81 inch.
100 Square, n to- inch. a&-
% -. Horse Shoe, TX Il, 111x1s, ky, and XXX.
30 Plough Plates, to IS inchx5S, u and *.
200 sheets Boiler Iron, ZIG, Il, SIG and H.
ENGLISH IRON
$50 tons Flat assorted Ia to 6 inchx54 to inch.
90 Square, 14to3 inch.
80 Round :. Il to inch.
ENGLISH REFINED IRON
100 tons Flat, Round and Square. assorted,
For sale by PRIEsTLEY Il BEIN,
rnh2 SpNof 50 and 81 Camp street.
DRESSED SPIKES
= $50 kegs Pressed Boat Spikes, 3 to 8 inch.
For sale by PRIESTLEY Il BEIS,
NIP 3pMo:f 50 and 81 Camp street
CHAIN CABLES AND COIL CHAINS
~ ! inch IS fathoms proved Chain Cables.
IN :. IS
Il
Is casks Coil Chain x, $40, "a, 7-l6 Il and GIG
In store and for sale by PRrESTLEY BEIN,
mh2 3pMotf SO and 81 Camp street.
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New Orleans, January l6, 1857.

Messrs Sermons Co.. Ge1temen-Of late my eyes failed
that could any by candle light. The
glasses selected by you suit admirable read the
finest print without the least strain fatigue the eyes
take pleasure recommend your glasses my friends.
Respectfully, Il. MEUGENS.
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CUNDRIES-
~ 2H0 kegs Cut Nails and Spikes
200 . Boiler Rivets, all sizes
80 E. Black for Tinners
Trace, Log Ok, Governor and Cane Carrier Chains.
Horseshoe. Rose and Clasp Head Nails
Sauce Pans Tea Kettles Corn Mills Hooks and Hinges sedge
and Hand Hann Stocks Dies Anvs Vices Bellows
Files, Axes, AIDES, Spades, Hoes, shovels, etc.
For sale by PRIESTLEY & BEIN,
mi hand Carnn
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CnIsP's GAIETY-G EAvIER sTEEEr-

MONDAY EVENING. April q, ;1s57.
Ninth performance OF SIG. CORRADT SETTTs GREAT
ITALIAN OPERA TROUPE, comprising IS distinguished
artists appearance in New Orleans Of Sgnora JOSE
PHINE LANDI Last in New Orleans of the
celebrated TENOR . MARIANA TIBER1SI Last night
Of Veris OPERA adapted from the younger
celebrated drama of ia Dame Camelas," entitled La
TRAyIATA-violota Vaai Signoa Josephine Iandi: Flora
Veroose signora H. Zappucci Annma sgnoIn Zappucci
Alfredo ermon Sgnor Mariana Tiberini; Jorge Germont,
signor A. veri; Gaston Signor " Agusti Baron ouod,
sgnor Andrea Marquis dOrbigny ssnor F. Mancin DR..
Grenville. Sipnor G. vanove; Jose, Signor Ivanez
NOTlCEThe Free List entirely suspended, the gentlemen
Of the Press excepted
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Private Boxes each. - to SIS 90
Dress Circle and Parquc'te. 90
railiiy circle W
Third Circle 90
Qusdroon Boxes, ticket. IS
NOTICE-Seats be secured for night for the whole
number performances Box office open Gaiiy from % ~
till 4P. ". a27
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TN ST0RE-FOR SALE BY THE CNDERSIGNED--
L Is eases Prunes in jars, assorted sizes;
80 Green Peas. in half and pound cans:
20 cases Preserved Mushrooms, half and wllo.e;
10 Cops, in oil;
80 quarter casks Burgundy Port;
40 Gu. ks Reig.
50 quarter casks Sherry:
20 quarter and eighth casks Madeira Wine;
$50 eighth casks Sherry;
co casks Family Clare
40 hbls White Wine, fiaut Saucrne;
40 Swiss Absynhe
SO TUrino Vermouth.
For sale by GRAIIAA, COMMAGERE & CO.,
AZ m Chs strep
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NEW GKUCEKIES-JUST RECEIVED
~ Shaker PRESERVES; HAMS; Beef TONGUES;
Crgckneil BISCUITS; English SAUCES and Pickles;
French PRESERVES; Wes,phalia HAMS;
RAIsINS, Figs and Prunes, in Jars and Fancy Boxes;
and variety OF FANCY GROCERIES, just received desirable
for the Holidays.
Together with superior stock of excellent WINES
LIQUORS and CORDIAIS
For sale at the GEM GROCERY STORE, % Baron1.e st.
a2T ct f. l.. BERCIER, Agent
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b. nEBAR Lessee and Manager. G. CHEsLEY Treas

PRICES OF ADMIssION-Dress Circle and Parquette IS
Second Circle. 50 Cents Gallery % cents Qusdroon Box
tickets, Is cents; Private Boxes, each, 81.
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a j. VEGAS, DANCING ACADEMY

90 j. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY.
~ VEG AS respectfully his friends and
fh the public that his Dancing Academy open for
lusITa. the season,
ODD FEL LILO s. Fl ALL,
with the liberal patronage.
teaching commenced on Saturday, Nov. |.
IMPERIALE danced in the first circles of Paris last WIN
will become popular in New Orleans this and
will be taught by Mr. Vegas.
The DAYS and hours of tuition follows:
LADIESTnesduys Thursdays and Sa udays, from 10 IL
o'clock N.
CHILnRENTnesdaysTh Thursdays and Saturdays, from to
6c'clock p. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures Wednesdays and Fridays from
10 O'Clock p. NJ.
n~ Praccis Party for Ladies' and Gentlemen every We'd
nesday
nParticuar attention will be given Children and many
Fancy Dances, before taught in this city, will be
brought out.
s- v will also give lessons semnares and in private
families.
SThe Musical Department under the charge that excellent
*oluist, Mr.. A. DENEGRI Orchestra Leader for Balls
and SoireeS
EsFor terms apply to Mr. j. VEGAS, Odd Feows' Hall,
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TOR ONE MONTH LONGER. CONSE.
l. qaeuce Of the great demand for
MESSRS. SERMONS & CO.'S
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES,
They have been induced proong stay this city until
May 3D. and account of engagements elsewhere they will
positively close on the above date.
Sole Depot, 81 Camp street, corner Natctez alley.
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THIS EVENING, April q, 1857.
GRAND GALA NIGHT; 80. Benefit Of GABRIEL "a
VE-Who will appear in three characters FRANCOIS,
YRCA MATTHIAS. and MARTISETTI FAMILY will also
appear BY particular request and for this NIGHT only the
comic ballet, entitled THE FOUR LOvERS-Bibi
Comic charace Gabriel Rasel viii also be reformed
for this night only the beautiful ballet THE BELLE OF MAD
Ribbon Baio Gabriel Rayel. Also, the Fairy
Comic Panonile ASP Rave in his great
character Of Babas; Rgoe Julien Manetti; Tarraf. NJ.
Weho Ro"!e Mile Desire Zanita Mile Capel other char
by the Ravel which, PERPEN
DICuLAR ROpEs-By Martne;i Brothers and N. Bondin.
G. q. CHESI.EY, Treasurer.
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T ANDING, EX DAPHNE, FROM BORDEAUX
II $50 Sardipes, IL half and quarter boxes;
IS Sardines. in whole, half third
boxes;
Is Ceps, in OIL in half cans
rs Mushrooms;
Is Peas;
| of 100 half boxes TrufIles;
so casks good family Csret:
80 quarter pipes Cogr:t. United Proprigtors;
u one eighth uipes aroude;
Is bales superior Corks.
For sale by GRATIAA, CONN AGERE & CO.,
M IN ms ,Grnhnu Street
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hereafter Caollton Railroad Depot, MONDAYS
att. "a 1y
B1y- Odd Fellows Hail, corner of Camp
and Lafayette streets. New Orleans Consisting of the
ALL capable of seating Sixteen Hundred Persons with
Supper Rooms Drawing Rooms attached also the Lee
TUEE ROOM capable of seating Five Hundred Persons;
be used separate connected, AS ma he required.
The Hall is located in the eligible Of the city the
commodous and elegantly furnished for Balls Par
Concerts Exhibitions and Lectures and will be rented low
by the night month. may be required Appica-
ton be made HENRY G. STETSON,
No "a Camp street.
or to THOS. Fl. SHIELDS Secretary,
go 6u Office, Odd Fellows Hall.
4y-I.O.O. F.--Crescent Lodge No. 3. meets
every THURSDAY EVENING, in room No /, Odd Feows'
Hall ~ O'Clock C!cers-E F. LfHOSTE n. c.; GEO.
SEYMOUR v G.. II. F. ZERNECEE Recording Secretary;
l.. n. JAHAN, Per. Secretary; F. X. BARBOT, Tre.s-
wi
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CHINESE SUGAR CANE -PURE UNMIXED
~ Seed fresh lot just received and for sale in lots suit
purchasers TO send conveniently by mail have pnt up in
packages each sufficient plant One Half Acre. Price 81
package 81 postage pre- pail with directions
planting. Address H. W. PITkIN,
HEALD. MASSIE& CO.'S,
az deWlr a Caroniee ST.. New Orleans.
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SUNDKfCS-
- 80 bills Krout
so bhls Cider Vinegar,
so bbls Bourbon and Rye Whisky,
400 b xes Raisns, whoes and halves,
80 boxes Genuine Iloset,er Buffers,
100 cases Booth Il Sedwick's Cordial Gin,
Ito baskets Heidsick's Champagne,
100 tierces Rice.
625 kegs assd Wheeling Nails in store and for sale by
ALIEN NORTON & CO.,
mis- tt Nos 2 and Pnydras street.
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Doors open at 7; performance at half past
o'clock Box office open daily from 10 10 O'Clock.
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FOR SALE AT
their Lumber Yard New Basin, and receiv
ing supplies of the
100000 feet assorted Yellow Pine Flooring and
Ceiling.
10D.0A0 fGer assorted Cypress
100000 feet Yellow Pine Rough Scatli.r and
Boards.
2E,nU0 Imths
75,Wm feet Juniper, assorted.
$4,000 feet Dressed Shelving.
2UO.0 Shingles.
10000 feet White Pine, assorted.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-27

street. New 0rleans-He keeps constantly and
for sale Mechanics Field Hands, Cooks Washers Iroz-
es and General House Servants Also, buys and sss
SLAVES commission. Having the
the large three building the sia7es made
the best depot in the city, and well furnished
of Slaves