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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-20
BY TELEGRAPH.

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOB rae JOURNAL
81 No reports by telegraph last night.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-20
STtTCyJTNT

OF the condition Of the .ETNA INSURANCE.
COMPANY, on the LIST Janudrg, 1857, as required
the Lac Of the State Of Indiana.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07
Theatrical Items.

New YoRK.-Charles Mathews is still drawing
fine houses at the Broadway. Jno. Brougham having
relinqushed his Southern engagement is engaged by
Burton, and the busy " B.sp appeared together in
the new comedy of Vanity FAIR on the 3Oth ult.
The Sea Of Ice, or a Mothers Prayer" is drawing
crowded houses at Laura Keene's. Walacks theater
is doing fair business with superior stock COM
pany. George Hollands farewell benefit was an
nounced on the 30th November. The Gabriel Ravel
troupe are as popular ever and play nightly to full
houses at Niblo's. The Museum dramatic company,
with Mrs. Charles Howard as leading LADY, is sue
cessful.
PHILADELpHIA.-Peter Richings and his daughter
are starring at the Walnut with moderate success.
Mr.. r. L. Davenport is playing Jack Cade at the Arch
street theater. Miss Matilda Heron is on a visit to
her friends and it is rumored will spend some time in
the Quaker City, and will probably uot play in New
Orleans the present season.
| ST. Lours.-Mr. Forrest had completed brilliant
engagement at Woods on the 29th, and goes hence
to Woods Cincinnati theater. Mrs. Farren closed
her engagement at the ST. Louis same date and goes
to Bakers theater, Cincinnati. .5 N
LouIsgILLE.-The Florences were to close their
engagement here on the 10th. -4s -g &
! CHIcAGo.-Mr. Neafie is at McVickers new theater.
He goes to st. Louis at the termination of his engage
ment. Rice's theater opened under new manage
ment on the 3Oth. EEG e 5=sqsae
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallack, jr., are at Dayton, Ohio.
Edwin Booth, when last heard from, was at Buffalo.
Murdoch is at Clevelond. Charlotte CUshman is de-
4 lighting the citizens of Albany, NY.
i Mr.. Barrow has leased the Howard Atheneum,
Boston, from March next. The company is said to be
the best ever seen in this country, embracing the
names of Henry Wallack, E. L. Davenport, James
Bennett, George Jordan, WM. Fske G. F. Jones'
Mrs. Barrow, Miss Mary Carr, ETC., etc. Mrs. Howe
the authoress Of The Worlds Own" is said to be
writing new play for Mr. Booth. Mr.. Jas Rogers
comedian from the theaters Royal Adelphi and
Olympic, London, has arrived in New York, and was
announced to appear at Burton's on the I'd inst.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07
Subordinate Encampments.

WILDEY IN No meets the first and third SATURDAY. in sash
aaa I I Ms o cP and lafayette
Salomon, p L. Kaiser s. VI John j. Normani serihes
n M ce4as f. f. p p: s Seymour f9A % g.
scrJs n. j. Hoey j. W.; s.M Todd Treasurer. -'''''
sad o snd
streets Officers for the present termJoeph Wagpsr
E. L. Bereier WI f. r. Field frsasufer has"'
WASHINGTON No; meets the second and fourth Monday
in each month in Polar Star Lodge Room s. Ions street.
q, II r; N. BaTrns $. wi q. Krebs, seriss; K. s.
LAFAYETTE No. meets the third Monday in each
month in Jefferson Lodge Room Fourth District oerrs fes
s us s. w. r. Tse sobs Bar. J.
Louis seibert Treasurer.
PELICAN No. meets the first and third saturdayn each
captane, s. W; G. o. Dusac Scribe j. vedot j. Ls-
Interior Encnmpments.
MAGNOLIA No. meets in Baton Rouge the second aSa
fourth Saturday in each month
SHAW No The first And third Saturday
All communications intended for the Grand Encampmeut
be to JAS nrne"uS g. Scribe ODD FrllOws
JAMES FURNEAux G. Scribe.
todd Fellows Rest.o
PRESIDENT Boulene Treasuer H. Shields seefeaIy
J. r. Miller. SextonDaniel Merritt Memhers-Jamss FnR
neaux Frank Lewis H. Goldman, I Peterson Jos Alisea
j. p Warner, j. G. Wagner.
VAULTS IN '.ODD FELLOWS REST'' may be rocaseA
by applying to F. NJ CoRRY atsickles Co.'s Canal stree
at D. FELT STETsoNs 81 Camp street, H. MLLsPAgsR
Mint and at the Secretary office in Odd Fellows Hall
| ner Of Camp and Lafayette streets.
PRICE Of Lots and lots 70 feet sl5o
| S45; ditto, TO all others, $50.
purchase of Lots
on spplcationto j.. =
| General Relief Committee.
The following are officers and members for the present
term say ffon July, 1887, 10 January, 1858
Gerard Stith President to be found Recorders Office irss
District; Ihos Shields Secretary Odd Fisll;
Thomas u Walker Treasurer I2s Common street. Theodore
T. r E y h9se ESnk @ Of Orleans Lange9becker Luasn
shanes ,s and Dealers Esehalge 81 Charles David
Moore fO Poydrs street, A. McDouga 2T5 Mechanicsr
and Dealers Exchange st. Charles Car0Bsk 70
Ichoupitouas street, o. VOORHEES, Magazine H
Ter, Chippewa street, between jackson and Philip, Ed
son, lgteis L. Graham 6 Camp street, A. F. Miller,
waFeloue; Jones Third District: W. Kotn
/ between Camp and St. Charles Streets tt7
| 90 THos H. SHIELDS ssreeissy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07
srLEsDlD HOUSEHOLD Goops The establishment

SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD GooDs.-The establishment
Of Mr. P aard No. CT Royal street. especially worthy the
consideration Of those who in fitting her homes would do
50 upon scale Of princely agnfcece The furniture
pres the richest and choicest articles Of Partisan skill whilst
the capeng curahs and general household goods the
mos rehece that has been possible to Gull from the most
nowned bozaars Of the old world In fact knew
any other establishment which t homestead complete
that of Mr. Maard the most exqusely carved paror
curtains the esure the most gorgeous carpets the richest
center table, the most ,a for the manel and the
hebeudo and the chamber and md ofse for
dining room Of silver plate cut glass porcelain the
shorten the ma.et the of has but say
Mtard FURNISH house stairs aud down completely
IN the most mngniaeeny luxurious STYLE and in FULL keeping
thmodern fashionable taste p and Presto Is done NJ
one can visit Mr. Malards store without coming to the concu
sion that all which modern devised or which moder
wealth may procure be had there; cannot be
ed from the stock on hal d. it had 10 order Mr.
Mserd being IN constant With the
Of tho old and worlds. We refer 10 tho advertisement
Mr.. Malaid. IL another coluun Of day u Crescent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07
G.and Encampment.

THE R. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA l.
O. o. F. holds regular sessions the Mondays in Pe
and August each the Odd Fellows Hall
of Camp and Lafayette Streets
Officers for the year ls57-Jas Stockton Grand Patr
arch; A. Hero, NJ. W. g. PRIEST f. Smith, r. w.
den; James FqrneauX II W G. Scribe; I'll Williams, r. W.
g. Treasurer M Todd r. w G. j. W.; H. Millspaugh VI.
G. Marshall Dasilva, W. G. Sentinel John Frankford W.
Dep G. Sentinel.
Oscar Barbee r. W D. G. Patriarch of District No Ba
ton Rouge; A. V. d. Covert r. W. d. g. Patriarch,
trctNo. 4, Clinton; John Orchard, R. w. q. Rep.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07
for the contract for fill

SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for fill
y ing Clay Square with river sand.
The whole OF Clay Square in the Fourth District shall be
filed the grades OF the sheed lately
with river sand be hauled by the from such places
the baure Of the First and Fourth Districts
by the Surveyor The filling when completed shall
any rugged hollow places otherwise shall be rejected.
All lhe materials shall be furnished by the contractor
well as the labor
the Common Council and complete the twenty
after under penalty of dollars day for each every
day thereafter the same is not completed.
Security of $500 shall be required guarantee
the faithful performance of the contract.
The whole work shall under the supervision the Street
Commissioner and shall be performed the entire saac ton
of said officer
Pa, cash the completion of the work and accept
ance of the same by the Street Commissioner
ti well understood that in of failure by the contractor
begin or finish the work thereof within the period
liked in the Council be dissatisfied with the in
which the work being executed the Council shall have the
right Rnnu the without putting the contractor in
applying of justice to aunnl the and without
demity; and it is also well understood that in
tractor shall time abandon the work not finish
plete the conformity with his contract the
ha forfeit ali claims he have for
work done by him the date of the Abandonment
the city shall be thereby discharged from and all liability
resold his securities shall be held and
bound, in sol the difference be
the price which the contractor originally
perform the work and the price which may adudcated
at resale readjudications w
Bids to be for the whole work complete.
New Orleans, November 25h, 1857.
LSignedl LOUIS II. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by Committees Streets and Landings o both
Boards of the Common Council.
ss"sdaI sss"sd HIN HlT YEYEARn I Hotf chairmen.
Resistered December . is57, H. hohhANp''
ds5 Clerk Of Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07

CLOTHING FOR EvERYBopY.-The clothing estab-
shment of Messrs F. Maard & Co., at the of Canal
and Old evee Streets of those establishments which
be visited before the visitor honestly boast
turning ome that he has all the leading features of New
Orleans For the stock of clothing tremendous and adapted
to all the fashionable of the day. well roughng
aboryouths boys children being
completely provided for An extra department
of the establishment is ked with clothing and bedding for
plantation The planter the traveller the of ee
giant leisure the business and the father Of family will
alike suited with all they in the clothing line
Maard Co and prices lowered meet the ghtness of
the times Let all advertisement in another part of
this mornings Crescent,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07
Ev.Ns A. cas- C,pr poor. {

EVANS & Co.'s GIFT Book STORE Messrs. Evans
&Co al No 2s Camp street. dsposns Of splendid stock
of books, novel and attractive plan. The books
which include all the literature of the day.
wuy OF then gorgeously bound sold cheapy as
given away bookstores whilst with each book sold
varying in value from Snd CT jewelry fancy article
There has been great rush the hundred dollars
though people well understand how books
the usual price and valuable gifts given away with them the,
content to receive the without explanation
is certainly the propreors' business when wing
give away what he pses in any way lie pleases. See Mcsrs
Evans 4 Co scArd, 'sss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07

THE BosroN BANKs.-A meeting of the officers of
the banks Of Boston was held few days ago to dis
cuss the proprety of partially resuming specie pay
ment. No action was taken in the matter it appear
ing imprudent to take the proposed step just at the
present time, '
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07

GREAT ANNUAL DISPLAY AT A. BARRAUD & Co.'S.
Messrs A. Barrau Co.. Canal street. near Bourbon
haveeceved their whole stock Of fancy porao and
fully prepared up most extrayagant pitch
holiday excitement in the Of procuring beautiful and
recherche fancy goods for presents Ladies will
magnificent variety OF TRAININGS toilet articles and
miscellaneous articles adapted their
to the different avocaons pasmes life and geaeen
find multitude of things suited to their personal use
for presents 10 their sweethears wives friends parents
chidrenhee is not in fact any discoveabe
variety Of the goods though there limit richness
beauyha limit which the fine mechanical of ASIA
rope and America, have yet been able oyersep The
feature Of all is that Messfs Baraud Co., oere ing every
thing great reduction in prices We advise everybody
give their advertisement in another column, attentive
reading. 'tsHis
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07

New ORLEANS Plant DRfoT.-- Mr.. Charles May
art has opened floral and botanical Poss street
between Camp and ST. eharles whore those who wish 10 lay
out gardens and ecotae yhei residences may procure s
choicest fruit es shrubs and plants fesh o ,her mother
Now Is the time iaending planting to be making
their arrangements See Nh Msyars auohsr column
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07
]. o. Q. :. N


THE R. W. GRAND LODGE OF, LOUISA NA,I.o.o.
n IoRs Il S s scn 9s
Camp and Lafayette is .rss's New Orleans
5.ass N. Grand Master; hovssa a1.p.sshs ssi =
III sSana e. as.en u ouS
sss SSss s ne s. @ F%
GRAND Of
1s, N Deputy n. ,Coysn.s
No. Dst No. s. RisSards y Eseeiso Lodge oSes rs
b ris 4. bas 81 e. ss g
n "
ef New Iberia Ledge NJ se District No r.
Sdgs nst p H n III % odss
5s5s, B;tTis, " H. aaasa q n:
ssz " ' Sss f q
Ps.s9s lion and G Dunlap Ms,
M d nd sa w@ i dss
"a sIs ~ SsSs
sea S"ses ss Grand Or
Fellows Hall. THos II. SHIELDS Grand Secretary. :
subordinate Lodges.
LOUISIANA LODGE No. meets every Friday even, : j.
.ry-,v ~
e. r r " Rachman " q Eesnn nnrsn 2 ScSo,s.
Srawtrdye par Sacrstsry. II I:ingbsr "~
w ,,,r,r,mrt s, , ~ : - a
, Il = Q. meets every eVen-
Winsiow N James Hichsy n " EaIiou Ccpa ~
H. B. Lambert Per Secretary; a. Hooper Tres.nyeS
M SSd E,, ~ III 'neeM evey nohday eyenink inrooM
Il iieno az Arnod secr, T o,seIi 81 =
Par Secrstarv Iobn a ~ cn'eies'
CREscENT nncE ~ 80. -. -,
vi ,OGE n p meets every Thursday evenDgin
T. hier az 4 pach4on ss y
YrCrrpcnN nnop ~ -
H. i E E. no every Thursday eyenlrg
Jns r Krann " a Iafaye,ts Mo,iier Lemte y; H.,
ria Per Secretary: ndTew Essr =. ~ ht-
rEuToNrA Tnncr NJ "a -. - !.
M ~! NO. ~ meets every Tsssdsy evening
q "a Rafisr w v Il y R;dt % omees-G. bornwasse-,
Secretary; PHI Schneider Treasnrer ~ Ae"e'' ~
npY ave o,,cE ~ ,,i. 55.
@ NJ odd ~ ~ meeIs every Inssdsy evening -
n T. Rsrcier a. T Ioer Sacr.t y. 5uahnJ y. 81,
treasurer - " - '' '' y ~ oi1ee'
ro,I,sUpcr. ron,pr
; r.oD"E 40; Y meets every Wednesday
| d Finch n a q ionte y Il ia. NJ ns-M- nomssen-M-
Secretary lanes r hto.ktnn p.r
| Trensnrer i - " .4'' ". o. oooAss
| NunwA roncry ,,.-
room No s. Odd Felows's Hall Oniceis-Rnbt xssyhnk
G.; Alex. Poreous v. G.; Aaron DeSoa SecreiaYy * s
| HOPE LODGE M IA msets ssvarr wa.as
ron. Nn nd5 aI,nn - Hi na ~ 1senihsJn
O.; Jno Todd " g.: joseph Mnrnby Seere,sr, c, =.
Rossiter, Per. Secretary; Geo. Rareshjde Treasurrr
| DEITA IoncE NJ 1s n,oe,.,.v.r, 49, :,
r,n NJ IA Fs nv. 70 ee'S saeIy Mon9ay evening n
Homes Treasnrsss eonas' secretary; i'afhez
| TEIfpI Ar Inncr po IL s,o..o.
ronm M odJ Fe,ioss' @ Hail H. nri LreSy exeh,ng u
footn nv. !; oaa TesowS Hnl ymcers-f Il Fields, ~.
| II.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07

CAuTroN.-The public arc cautioned against nego
ang for certain noses which, with other articles
from Mr., W p Graysens residence Sasades street.
urday night For description of the notes, Mr. Gs adyer
,lSenept. sSgs3 lE j 5l51. .I47
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07

$ 3oAE ~ HALF DOLLAR a BARRRL. Messrs, j
CO.. Nn Is Bank Place, have on hand 900 bar
~ paflor coal which ihsy offer tbs above price
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07

;epx sAIE oF bIornIsc.- -Messrs. Mont
~ 3hs csFnss coaiucn and Magazine Streets
1Aey ~ CLOSING cas choir very large aud com.
clothiug at great sacrifice in order 10 close iIer
= t6ershps They also offer for saie very cheap, a
rlAss window Nc refer 10 their card In another
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07

SPLENDID FURNITURE-We would beg to remind
country friends and other visitors the city, who may
have the item Of furniture marked in their memorandum books
not to omit visiting the establishment Mr.. c. Stewart
Nos III and 3 Canal Streets between Baronne and Dryadc
They will there find splendid display of furniture
Guiding everything necessary furnish any kind of
in syleeither plain comfortably fine gogeouy
rich and in Mr. Stewart they will find gentleman
how respect the feelings Of his visitors in the price,
which is something to think of these pinchng tines His
cammed with the
of walnut and mahogany furniture and his parlor and
sets fascinating look that they might well
into the notion of housekeeping Stewart
rushing business aud deservedy. Citizens generally,
strangers invited go through
rooms. We can them they will be pleased with the
sight, and that they will make moneyfor saving making
they conclude to purchase See Mr. Stewards card.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07
Odd Fellows, Han Assoo,,,,on

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS, HALF,
the first Monday of every month. r. llfr
lEdward Pilsbury President Thomas Shields
John D. Ben, TreasurerJ G. Dunlap, John Crckard a. C.
RaEeshde A. W. Bosworth, Geo. Dimeyer BERNARD Cobsr
and W. B. Cook.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07

4 DKuds. PAINTS. Etc, Large invoices of French
window glass sal soda neea OH sup csb soda and white
lead and riac paint have been received es Mr. o. wo
mar a the ecrnes Of Common and Magazine ssFee,s See
sdyerissmeets-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07

CLOTHING. is a fact which we would emphati.
caly assert and which would have readers distinctly
remember that there no better clothing establishment South
of Mason and Dxons line than that of Robt Pkin at No
Is Camp street, opposite the City Hotel II first class es
abshment in every respect, being literally with
clothing of all kinds for gentlemen youths and boys Of all
ditions in e Visitors to the city may spend their time
worse than In going and inspecting Mr. Pkin ad
yertsmet In another column gives interesting details
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07
STREET COM,R--OFFICIAL.

EUURTH DISTRICT POUND-Wa brought
l. to the Fourth District Pound jackson street. between
Laurel and Constance streets, esrays-
One black and white spotted Cow, with bell on marked
with swallow fork underb the right cropped
the left aud unntelligibe brand OF the right hip.
One red and white spotted Cow marked with and
der6it in each car branded with lettres the left hip
Which claimed within days and the expenses there
paid will he sold public auction said SATU
DAY, December 18th, 1857, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
P. A. GUYOI, Street Commissioner.
Registered December l, 1857.
HENRY DUREI.
.... Clerk OF Comptroller
New Orleans December l, 1857.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
COMPTRoLLER'S OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, Nov. 26, 1851.

-, coMpTRoLLER's OFFICE,
City of New Orleans Nov. &c, 1851.
[ No. 41s.
ORDINANCE concerning the Markets. and providing
The Common Council Of city Orleans ordains as
On the first Monday of December in each year. the compro
er shall adjudIea,e b ajudisas ocs The
give days official gazette Of the city of The day
and hqs Ps.a.s Al which said Adudss1ion s GG
sgnsa President Roetd d. sf CLAIBORNE ssc, Assfmsn
-, OWL. " President aen of the Board Of Aldermen
Isgnedl A. d. CRossMAN, Mayor
No. 1860. ]
Be ordained That ordinance 4lS concerning the Mar.
ART 2 The farmers lessees shall Immediately after said
St The n @ to The the
i've M en mrs, no en syd q ees.
should farmer neglect furnish the
authorized adsdicaon TO be made forthwith for
the account count snd risk Of said farmer or lessee
ssas, President pro q Aldermen
nn,ov.a 9o pesiden, ,s pro tem Board of Aldermen
[sgnedi JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
csSse Sqes is gysg that
s'''F''s AT Z 0SSff my a'''
n26 lot Comptroller
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, !
That The esm I'fsa, be
standing advertisement in the official Journal
with the ninth section of
80 1854 the Council viii pay any bill against the city
contracted under authority Of from Comptroller
| In accordance with the ordinance referred
lSignedl +. l.. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aidermes.
tSiguedl L. H. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldornes.
Approved April 28 1855.
tSgned JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention of the officers of the city and public
\ respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
L. THEARD,
| jyl6H Comptroller City Of New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07

]; W93n AZ ii REpucTioE or HALF A DOLLAR Mr..
4 y bSs extensive dealer. announces that he Il
A. 6fly cents loss per- than any of csni
~ " DE Hge4 line See liz advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07

FPAVE DU auATRIENIE1 DISTRICT--n a
II etc conduit depot des du Quaeme District
jackson entire les Constance Laurel
une Vache nore achetee de blanc ayan coche ellie
Foeie droe ourchue echaucree roee gauche ecourte
ct etampe inntelligibe.
une vache chetee de blanc les deux orees ecour
tees, etampee avec les ecs II la hanehe gauche.
sles dts pas dix jours ct les
ais lis yendus enchere publique dit de-
pot sAMEDI II decembre 1851, d 10 heures A. NJ.
NouyelIe- Orleans decembre 1851 d2 7 Ii .
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07

SPLENDID JEwELRY AT A SACRIFIcE.-M Mr.. Franz
lin Roberts at No % Camp street. under the City Hotel should
not be forgotten by those who their money tell in
occurring rich and beautiful goods private or for holi
day presents TO wives children and fionds stock NAV
be classified thus Watches and clocks 3 Jewelsy every
description s. Silver for tho dining and sideboard
Dressing and toecases boxes games portinonnaes
card reieules Peumeres every description
brushes combs and toilet articles generally And g. Fire
and cutlery of all the kad that The person M
Roberts selling he above very rates and the trad
well as ciasns and strangers large should give him cali
See bis advertisement s'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07

aj FoR MEMrHIs AND CAIRo.-The Memphis packet
line steamer Nebraska Capt a. r. Irwin connecting through
to ST. Louis and nousslle by FIRST class packets from Memphis
and by Illinois Central Railroad from Cairo leaves p
this day IT, H. Frelish agenoce under ST. Charles Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07
PETITIONS--OFFICIAL.
RIO THE EHoNoRABLE PRESIDENT AN


ITO THE HONORABLE PRESIDENT AND
Members OF the Board OF Assistant Aldermen of the City
OF New orleans:
undersigned owners and residents Of that
ton Of Miro street from Columbus street down, beg leave
submit respectfully honorable body the proprey and
urgency to said Miro street from Columbus tho
Bayou Road distance of Our communication
with the city in raining weather. from the of Columbus
street which neither paved sheed becomes impossible
for have down said street its junction with
Bayou Road, distance of some five or six squares.
opening of said woud only great fact
ity in communications with the city also
give direct impetus to build aud improve their
perty thereby benenig the State and the the
levied thereon
we nave deemed proper to annex to humble ton
small sketch or plan exhibiting you the distance be opened
the OF The several streets and their functions and
hdenily hope that this petition will und
the consideration the subject deserves.
Very respectfully,
G. Doane l.. Lott.
q hodrignez, j. Roux
F' Martin Malbrtte Jos Solomon,
j. Broadwell, A. B. Bringier,
L. W BIoadwell, +. Soqnette
= Broadwel, q d Broadwel
r CASANOVA, l. Bringier,
Pierre Proyane, b. Rodriguez
S. Andler, A. d. Gnesnon,
I. Morel, j. Jumonyile
y fek, +. Piele,
faul Berger, +. pAquin
Laurent Nicholas, .Japhtha moore,
D. satx, David Mshoney,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07

r s = ia. AID MAKru.LAs--Flae ladies' will find at
Ec N Royal street supssb display OF c;caks,
and hssaiIna Just feesi from Paris See card
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07

Masonic Books. y. The brethren Of the I" mystic
e vii had as Nj Whitss No los Canal street lis,
cf II ~ Ssudasd and &orks Masonry lis, Of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07

MANTEL ORNAMENTS Messrs. Lion & Pinsard,
at the of Royal and Benv Streets just received
from abroad large of the splendid clocks
vases lamps candek and other articles mantel
use and ornament of bronz china porcerla marble and
glass The stock is richly worth going see See the
tsement, in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07

DE SOTO LODGE MOI meets at Baton Rouge on Thprsdap
evening.
ST: :MARYSLoDGE No 20 meetsa Franklin On ss,Erasy
evening. =
METH LODGE No q meets at Shreveport ON Wednesday,
evening.
ST LANDRY LODGE No. Is atopeIonsas on sasu--
day evening.
vening.
b. CARROLL LODGE No. 80 meets Lake Providence o1
Monday evening
TRINITY LODGE No. 80 meets Trinity ON Saturday
evening.
EXCELSIOR LODGE No. 81 at Thibodaux on sssa--
day evening
NEW IBERIA LODGE No. s6 meetsat Newton or Thus
day evening
PRAIRIE LODGE No. 81 meets at Washington on Friday
evening. -
CHENEYvILLE LODGE Ne. Al meets at Chs.syyiY,s On
Monday evening"
ASSUMPTION LODGE No. 43 meets at Napoleon,illa or
Saturday evening.