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se sf Sra s5 onT.ss o5KqEhEoS OF JOHN
dea s!ss. a. s
Notice Is hereby given whom may concern show
cause within ten days why the prayer of the said petitioner
By order Of the Court.
Be Ia Sss 70 ~ @
s SEn e 1nts f. Cup. ssassa
;eur daft la succession Tacane de feu John
Avis lie present donns que celia peut con
qne srt iss a dfoi s "a sition '' pour les
als Is 9 rs. WITT, GreHer.
rab Of Orleans ' nc cokTE r.. s NJ go So MIS- NJ h
,, X1RTTE S1a writ Of Gerl fseias to
fo1 the Of ORLEANS x p1 f
81 H$5sESoS s$Ss$5$S IL s
Seized is 4, in the above entitled suit.
a7lolsla WIN. C. oUIRK, Constable
FHHnss ce gos doSHEs sg s Mime
.s par d@ rts Dc ,ae sasns
PabIIque sAMED avr, 1851, midi jasts nason
r&LoT De NEUBrEs ct UN PIANO.
Saisi dams lafaire cl-dessus.
' 9u1RR
STATE OF LOUISIANA o..
THIRD DISTRICT CoURT MARIA KETCHAM her husband
8 of New Orleuns s H. FORNO. No. $3.50.
7 HEREBY certify that the LIST day of
April 1851, judgment entered in this Court in this suit
in the words and figures following, to-wit
In this submitted to the Court the evidence in the
record the Court considering that plaintiff has made
It is ordered adulged and decreed that there Judgment
favor Of plaintiff Maria Ketca and against defendant
Fono her husband and that there be separation of
and dissolution of the community OF and gains ith
existing between the parties plaintiff and defendant
It'll further ordered that the defendant pay the of suit
Judgment rendered April LIST, 1857.
Signed April 4th, 1851
tsigned j T. II. KENNEDY. Judge.
In testimony whereof have my
4h day Of April in the Of Lord thousand eight
hundred and and In the eighty year
pendence of the United States
aS 4tin3Id j. r, TOLEDANO. Clerk
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
TRoIsIEsE CoUR DE DISTRICT MARIA KETCHAM son
DE LA Observation-Disclosures epous, H. FoRNG. No. SOB
ugement etc ntenter cour, process
| en- les paroles ct chphres suvant d dire:
Dams cee afae souni la la lie oignage dams
Parcves la consderent quea PLAINTIFF
de plaintiff Ma Ketcam ct tefcndent Henry
Forno separation soft fat de propree
cessation de comnunanie dacqusi0ns lei
| istent entire les partie, plaintiff ct defendent.
II est de plus oonner que efenent fra
Jugement rendu lie Ter avrii, 1851
| Sgne lie avri 1851
| Sgne 7. II, KENNEDY. JUICE.
En- temoenages de quele jas poser ecrure
alike lie cachet de la dit Ia vile de la Nile Orleans
4eme jour davrl, dams Segneu mile hut cent
cisquante dans liz independ
| ence DIES Flats Unis.
| as 4n3ld J.. ToIEDANO, 6irefiier.
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DLANTATION SEWING MACHINES

The ONLY KIND of SEWING MACHINES suitable for
PLANTATION is the Grover Baker make. Over ElEV.
EN- HUNDRED Of them in Plantations, and
giving PERFECT ABSTRACTION.
The TROUBLE and PERPLEXITY of filling and attend
ing Shuttle in other Machnes) is in this avoided.
NO SHUTTLE Is EMPLOYED the under thread being used
from large Spool.
II very simple. yet strong, in construction = EASILY
LEARNED and kept in order-can he great speed and
require TO he taken apa 10 be oiled.
The stitch is always distinct and regular, and for
general beauty, strength and elasticity excels the very best
hand sewing.
The work done on it CANNOT RIP.
The machinery simple and that the Machines
can used for months by hteam.power get of
order,
Hehrard Co have about try of these Machines in
Their Steam Cohiug Manu- acory and all Planters ackuow
that the Clothing made upon them and far
rernr any oiher kind
All in Of a good Sewing Machine, which DOES NOT
REQUIRE THE PATIENCE OF A JOB to learn tie it,
invited 10 call at the
GROVER & BAKER
Sewing Machine Company,
ala %ptf No. l3 Camp street.
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ES,
gRoGANs,
TO AWAY WITH CAa1PHENEI

TO AWAY WITH CAMPHENE!-
VAL U "A BILE DISCO FIlf
NO MORE DANGER-A NEW LIGHT
A NEW LUBRICAToR!
KEROSENE oIISt p ..s=-
NOT, EXPLOSIvE!lI
"a THREE DIFFERENT QuALITIEs,Er
KEROSENE ILLUMINATING OLA substitute for Cam
phene. F
KEROSENE BURNING AND LUBRICATING oIL-Fx~
Machinery ard Solar Lamps.
KEROSENE BINNAGLE oIL-For Ships Sosar
Lamps.
These Oils replace In point Light Cheapness and Safety
the best Camphene Lard Schist Sylve Sperm, Rosn any
other Illuminating or Lubrcating Oil now in use.
For full particulars pamphlets, viii being fs-
tributed and eau be had at the of the undersigned
For sale in any quality, by
Il. NAUTRE 4 CO.,
No. Is Condo street, between st. Ann Main,
Sole Agents in Louisiana for the North American Company
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OFFICE OF TIE New ORLEANS DAILY DELTA,

IS Camp street. Jan. l6 1857.
Messr Sermons Coz Genemen-It gives great pleas.
by the of the Brazilian Pebble Spectaces
which obtained from and have had in for weeks
past my sight has much Improved and my eyes greatly
believed from the ai which had previously been them
when reading writing earnestly advise those who require
the aid Of glasses to give you call
Yours respectfully HENRY GREEN.
s5~ Office O'Clock A. NJ. until O'Clock P.
NJ. do 3p5mSW
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ERENCH, SPANISH AND ENGLISH

ISL o RE GUILLET,
tor upwards oil twenty Professor of Ancient Mo-
aern in several Colleges the United States and
Tor the as three French teacher the High Schools
OF the Fourth District has taken No. l6 ST. Charles
street over Mr. Victor where he intends classes
in the above languages.
There will be Morning and Evening Glasses
Veec occupations of gentlemen of different professions
TEX MSFor three lessons week, in class Sla month";
Tor private lessons single Scholar according the number
OF lessons required by the applicant.
fees are expected be paid in advance St Charles
street. No. 10, over Fictor's store. fer 3m
0R. LOCKWOOD, WHO HAS HAD FIVE YEARS
experience in this city practitioner nf medicine for
Tue future will attend principally office practice. lie
ms method Of informing the public that he treats with upura
Kidneys, Bladder Chronic Darhea in aword all chronic
plants; and Rheumatism in its form. Also, the diseases
O. women and charelespecaly of females Proapsus Uer
Flour AbuS Amuioerhoea of Diseases
termed Venereal, primary and secondary.
All WHO suffering would do well give a before
going elsewhere and they will receive safe and speedy cure
obgate myself to al persons who have Rheumatism or
runs IL the Limb. or make no charge for services. Ny
RHEuMATlC SPECIFIC can only be had my Office This
is one Of my recent discoveries in Matera Medca
taken with perfect safety it being vegetable compound
In consequence of the many humhng advertisements in the
newspapers with great reluctance give public
Address or call on me at DAVIDS0S'S ROW, las CARON-
bEl4Er street between Poydras aud Heya streets.
Office up stairs. Hours from g A. NJ. to p. ".
So j. T. LOCKWOOD. VI. n.
EMONS-TU0 boxes landing ex brk tiandolfo from Pa
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COMPREHENSIVE.


THE USDERSIGNED HAS ASSOCIATED ", WITH III
him Mr.. r: G. OGLESBY, Of Shreveport La under the
firm and style Of LEWIS 0bESBi 70 succeed Lewis Co
In the Cotton Facorage and Commission business IRON ta
date. j. q. LEWIS.
New Orleans, April !, 185f.-a2 1m&W
- -. :. .E ,1E VIZ &c !. I,IITTgn . q ,pr
M house on the LIT inst The business wifi be con-
Quoted under the same style as heretofore. ,,-,, ,
,-, ,o- y. W. NEWTON W.
(J0FA KTNER UNDERSIGNED, sue
to Messrs southmayd Harrison haze this dav
formed cspartersi under the style and firm Of S. Nolan
AAAN co. for the ction of general Commission and
Forwarding business at vs. Camp street.
=: McLANAHAN,
H. Z. SMITH
New Orleans April !, ls5I -a3 I'm
(111TS a - m i = a TJTf5-EFNJ RTCEs 51F u III
,nn conn,r Ni.s and FrtJ0s JENSIyGs a. his citv
TO-DAY become emfrs nf onr Arm and the Faeorape and
Com ~ ersafter fe carried nm in tbe ns
and s,yIe If J. q 4 r. & KICKS 4 co 1900, $50 N-
New Orleans April LIST Is57-a2 I'm
C1fp q q TILE II M n; vi n II We
L th;s - sortaaJ a, = = -, ~ a. =, -,
arctinn a anar vi 49, MI ~ r
der the s,ris If unR m rwS,GE re cno f!ira ~
and II Tchonn;.onf 20 2;f,p = M anu
COMMERCE ana II lehonpitoulas ST. L. MofEaoi :
IS No., o.ns Nh "a ,a.- 10 a. NJ ohoohEs.
TTiE q RTEN IN III 7-T = .; I=-7,,
H. 49, ~ r. Sfa. aEsEIoro kT 1877
b ,9S aeI e ase o, Ne' was dissolved on
me r. I-, ne teoT n s, ny mutual conssn sent
arm in liquidation Of It's affairs j. b. sYBeANpT As
A. A. SEFiNs.
yT,IIE CO,y NTsSvnu pTrsINrss ropurprvcor
Quoted Iy III. above fr viii he az bsrators
by the undersrned under he stvie If sYtrandt RI
- ~ e'' ''1 ' ''e' - u r. nv syRp ~ ,.nr
New Orleans 18th March 1s57-mI7 I'm ~
NIs,.,Y - ~, -; - =. - -: -; =
li .ssaI.sJiitIIDDGN OF COfA RTN ERSHlP-THE
Mckay composing The firm Of Livingston Co States
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MILLINERY,

sHM No. 229 CAMP STREET cornere ~
S&zpJ U IA.-NEW SPRING GOODS.-MRS. MA,
~ McENANY respectfully informs her numerous AEZ6A
customers that she is receiving and OPEN xS{8S4
ing large assortment of SPRING BONNETS, comprising
the newest styles Of White Fair work Hair Lace English
Straw Hair and Straw and Grape Bonnets Misses Gypsy
shape Hair, Lace and Leghorn; Boys Hats and Caps.
Ribbons Flowers Embroideres Dotted Wells Fiet
Silk and Kid Gloves, Lace Matthias. I'D. -.
To which the ladies call as great bargains
offered .E77 = :
AH-Country o.ders promptly att ended to, ne 6uu
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4 N
- LADIESFound 1888, by Madame Ieiris and con.
Quoted since 1910 by Madame Desbrayaux Burgundy street.
tween Customhouse and Bienvile streets, New Orleans
The Summer Session of this establishment Pass Christian
begins the list June The buildings there large enough
to accommodate FIFTY boarders indefinite humber Of
Day Scholars Attached to the premises bath house
and good wharf The Institution provides thorough and sub
sHna instruction In stage and department education
and oilers great facilities for the requirement of the French
guage Singing and Solfege taught by Provost the well
known leader Of the Orchestra the Orleans Opera Mr.
Provost will reside the Pass during summer will con
ne his lessons (sugng and oege in the establishment He
will also give private lessons in families.
Examinations in music take place
in the city and every fortnight the summer the Pass
The city school remains the whole year
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CRIsP's GAIETY-GRAvIEE STREE

(,RiSP's GAIETY-G Xavier STREET
SATURDAY EVENING. April Is. 1857.
will be this thsster Mi evening in
% as On
ST. CHARLES THEATER-sr. CHARLES ST.
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-D.s.a Circle and psrqnee, IS
cents Second Circle 30 Gallery cents Qusdoon Box
tickets, 10 cents; Private Boxes, EACH S6.
Doors open Il performance commences at half past
o'clock Box office open daily from 10 to 8 o'clock.
THIS EVENING. April 1s, 1857.
* W TH EAyE fAfF1 kA Af
Ok sg Rn STsH # 81 SaI
ssi' Sasis SIs1
i Pf Fl M hagh"he pancnms called TIE
r vel Mss Charles Albert tine
Queen Mile and Miss Fances ;A Sympns
ais Desire Mile '''s 4sss
A MPHITHEATER AND MUSEUMS r.
n CHARLES STREET, corner Of Commercial Place
naaag 4S6Y sPsaE 6 MARSH Stage
NAEsH's JUVENILE coMEDIAxs
Y-FoURrH MIGHT. a
SATURDAY, April IS, 1857.
GRAND midday PERFoRMANCE-Th great bur
ss s s1y sTs ZEE BEA W.T. ASD THE
aa ~ Marsh Adsae Pump Miss Carrie '''N
SATURDAY EVENING, April 49, 1851
BENEFIT OF MISS JEANNE. Performance to COM
mence with BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. Jockey HON
slshf FlRS JEANNE eoasads with Tie
Sy- In preparaion,T THE FORTY THIEVES.
RE-Grand Performance every SATURDAY NOON.
P- Doors at half past g. Performance
haif-past I. -.
Prices Of AdmsoD-0 all parts of the house. no
half price Quadroon Private Boxes 81 So; single
same so cents. ais
| ORLEANS THEATER ORLEANS STREET
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-Dress Circle Latticed Boxes,
and Second Boxes 81 Pit S Third Gallery 50
| cents No Seat secured unless paid for.
Doors open o'clock. Performance commences at T.
SATURDAY, April 10. 1857.
Third night of Verdis grand OPERA THE TR OVATORE-
Mines bourgeois Coson Messrs Magne Delagraye
The Lbretto of three French Operas edition.
| for sale at the Box ONCE. ali
T ,ECTURE ROOM, ODD FELLOWS HALL
| TRoYE's
| OR E " T Il l. p Il INTIN G S.
The Dead Sea, etc.
These Exquisite Specimens are now On exhibition in
the Lecture Room Odd Fellows Hall the proceeds of
the exhibition will be appropriated exclusively objects
| nevoence.
Independent of their artistic ntns possess
p n l'' VI 10" ~ a. H. un''' ~
| aJ-AnMIssION-50C Cents. ais If
| REIURY HAIl.-No n CAMP SIT EET-
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AUCTION SALES.
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS.
j, BY VINCENT 4 CO., Aucioneers.
SATURDAY, the 18th inst, mt 10 o'clock, al
- their auction rooms Is Cusomose street, will be sold
10 cases Blenched Cottons;

. FOREIGN AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS.
40, BY VINCENT & CO., AuctioneerB
SATURDAY, the 18th inst, Mt 10 O'clock, at
10 cases Bleached Gottons;
10 Fancy Prints, DunneiPs;
8 cases Printed Lawns.
-ALsO-
ITO lots Seas0nabe Dry Goods.
175 lots French Embroideres all
SUCCESSION OF ROBERT b. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
terminus of the Opeousis and Great Western Railroad
and point of departure Of the Vanderbilt Mail Lime
Steamers to Texas -
BYJA BEARD & COL A. Beard, Auctoueer. .
w ing days at II oclock, Banks Arcade Magazine
street. city New Orleans, by and in Of
order Of the onoabs the Fonriesnh Judicial District Court
date 2hh February 1851 The following property of Robert b.
Bashear deceased and others sold fo division and settle
of coparnershp between the heirs oil said H. T. Bra
shear Thos. I. Brashear, Esq, to wit
$40 LOTS OF GROUND, less, In the beautifully
located town of Braear fronting Berwie Bay and being
advantages of this locality for commercial
poses second in the Southern States and will be
the principal Gulf city and communicating directly to the Pa
cic by the contempla ed railroad ....
The will finished to Brashear during the month Of
March, and the Vanderbilt line Of steamers are now ready for
the connection to Galveston.
The necessity hotel and restaurant for immediate
is great and travellers and pleasure parties will require much
greater accommodation than that which exists.
In addition Brashenrs commercial advantages il will af
ford delightful summer retreat the shores being bluff and full
tide water Tohe hunter holds out great inducements both
for game and fine fish.
The property will be positively sold and persons DESTROYS
visiting obtain photographic plans and full description Of
n- TERMS OF SALEOne-third cash. and the balance at
and three years credit by mortgage
the property with interest at cent from date
until paid .z
The to be divided into coupons suit the of
the parties interested 81
Acts of before T Stark, notary public the expense
the purchasers. 4
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a RMORY HALL-So. s. CAMP STR EET-

CAPT. TODD's
World Renowned, Magnificent Moving Panorama of
CALIFORNI A!:
Is now on exhibition at A1mory Hall 81 Camp street
and r @ + az oeioek
eha az ba oSss snd all 40 s
those T9 seek their fortune ia The Sden Sands Of her ELL
~ BY AUTHORITY OF THE R ". <y4.sIz
IN he 9; 9: F. the United States viii be eel.
sEzSD # Obj g1 ffl1 9EEsT H APP MASK BALL.
On MONDAY the 9th inst Ghs Anniversary being Sunday
The Hall will magnacentiy decorated with the Banners of
the various Lodges and emblems of the Order.
G Ges,s s E.sa.y
Bsqae Grand Warden; Henry e. sstson James soekton
aR Cd t. ssss s 5s H.:'s sSs:
Nixon Past GEsnd s. Mayer George Der
Frfsoi.t \; Todd,.t A1dsEse1W j. EIis dsorEs
VIE sfS+fs o?Ps5 - N aSEae Stanley D.
m pnraTehi j. ForStt l. (, B Poshie" Jos. Magner G.
brothers George Seymour E Allen 4. McDouga* G;
asstd Iooss pa.s;
Eol,5rg H Martin + zinmer'nan,tJ F. Miiler NJ NJ
nSProf Vegas has kindly volunteered his services a.
Committee on Invitations. Committee on Reception and
member Of the Committee or to Mr. at the office of The
on LAFAYETTE street The Committee will
uday evening previous the Ball Noady will be admitted
Ladies and gentlemen members Order may. at
their option wear mask trcy dress but the brotherhood
have attained in the order and without mask.
re- II masked persons will he required nnmask
Committee Reception before being admitted the Ball
sTcke s5-can be obtained of the Managers or of the
Secretary the Office of the Ball at Mesrs Felt set
to the Post Office as I'd
a. GH CHI 41 FANCY DRESS BALL
j md
% dreh's Bali Of The season will be given on FRIDAY
will exhibit the Fancy Dances appropriate for children
and by genera the Lancers eu"dre and May'Poe
The ball commence ut past O'Clock P NJ and continue
unit" " f EG Tee oF e f S s adults will begin
Ladies and children pupils. Free
Sentti!emen.'''..'.'. 80
Ladies and children wisdg to obtain invitations viii please
be Obtained the Hall Music stores and at the
Ticket Office on the night of the Ball
Nc one will be admitted except he presents his ticket at the
on u; VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY:
s IsaGsny his no~ ssa sl
Oh b FELLows' HALL
where he hopes with The liberal patronage The
eI HTPER nee on ss5nr az Nov Mov
ter vii Gsgome very popular in New Orleans this season. and
The days and hours of tuition are as follows:
Thursdays and Saturdays from 10 to Il
Thursdays and Saturdays from to
;t Wednesdays and Fridays, from
ne Practicing Party for Ladies and Gentlemen every We'd
r-Parcuar attention will given Children and many
new Fancy Dances never before taught in this city will be
sDJ y, will also give lessons semnares and in private
vioins Mr. 4 DESERT, Orchestra Leader for Bsls
F-For terms apply Mr.. j. VEGAS at Odd Fellows Hail.
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TOR ONE MONTH LONGER.-IN CONsE-
l. queuce OF the great demand for
MESSRS SERMONS & cos
BRAZILIAN PEBRLE SPECTACLES,
They have been induced prolon their stay this city until
May 3D. and account of elsewhere they will
positively close the above date.
Sole Depot g Cnnlp street corner Of Natchez alley.
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Messrs. CO. Gcntenen-Of late my eyes failed
that l could read any by candleligt. The
glasses selected by yon suit most admirable read the
print without the least strain fatigue the eyes
pleasure recommend your glasses my friends.
Respectfully, II. MEUGENS.
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NEW GRoCERIES-JUST RECEIVED
~ Shaker PRESERVES; new HAMS; Beef TONGUES;
rfracknell BISCUITS; English SAUCES and Pickles;
French PRESEEV ES; Westphnia HAMS;
RAISINS, Figs and PrInes, in Jars and Fancy Boxes;
and variety FANCY GROCERIES, just received desirable
for the Holidays
Together with very superior stock of excellent WINES
LIQUORS and CORDINS.
For sale at the GEM GROCERY STORE, % Baronne st.
ai7 ct F. L. BERcIER. AGENT
b sfRNEf hN6 -. 6 FThfoS . ~oad
So fulton Streets prepared all times furnish
d P N N6 spa Fl mS BEAs aHs
1NGs, Ei.AGKSMIrHiNG etc. Zach member Of the firm
s syS H P"ties dealing With
or ftci5ies furnishing the following work
Er 5SSf II f3H PIPES
STYLE F1ErE M2KMs JUICE BOXES,
ohi HHtTEks, f sts s,a.
s to al
A4 S sfe esy Steam Pump Kases
G gsss Sa H sSS ae n"
article showing the highest point which steam may have
been carried during its Ff H1%Rnls Water Gauge
ch"9 pish p Hass af ey and Cake xenlds
Coffee and Tea Urns Soup Tureens !,
Together with csst and Sheet IRON Cook stoves WISHING and
ironing Box Fancy Cabin and Parior Stoves Sal
B aStas Bucket t wrenc5es steam
tynds Bibb Step and Coupling Cocks; Gauge and Force
Pump Cocks Lanterns f1Ps siS Of ~
Nos. IS front and SO Fulton streets.
Sole for Sehs Sm F ne Pamps and e. e
toa'5 Patent Piston Heads and Crate Bars an5 ly
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
i q 1e ,R E TS + Or s aR% R ns na IN
S' H. = asrs gn!l SS have he Se%Tr !: ,
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FOR RENT.

- TO BE LET-FRoM THE FIRST DAY OF &C.,
eIbeween Canal and Common ss present occupies
rell. Apply to CHAS MASON,
NIL I'm 40 Common street
TO BE LET UNTIL THE FIRST DAY OF-
October 1867, the -Four Story Store No Camp ssIe<s-
El.L Apply to CHAS. MASON, ~ is@ 49,
420 i'm I48 Common streef-
- SUMMER RESIDENCE AT BAY ST..
tS. LOUIS FOR RENT-A commodi0us and cornfor1sb1er
1M Residence completely furnished throughout with sn
BILE out houses wharf and bath will be rented by tie
season or on long lease reasonable For fn
Their particulars, apply 10
ml2 If JAS, VI. PUTNAM
OFFICE FOR RENT-THE FRONT OR BACK
office on Sc ond floor, no. Union street The
light hney ventilated and Conveniently f
third floor might be used if required wiiho charge
THEOBoLD, GRIFFING II CO,
fe4 No. 6 unce strseG-
FOR RENT-THE THIRD AND FoURT BYC>-
RIES OF No. 81 Gravier streeboth well furnished Ar~-
k4Iplyto JONES, MACKINDER CO.,
dl 5..l.r..s s 9.f b sT5 81 Gravier street
-. FOR RENT-THE STORE NO. sl0 CAM
with Glass Cases. Counters Shelves Gas
VENTURES, well adapted for the Fancy Millinery, Dry GssA
Furniture business. 80
FRAME HOUSE. No. 2s5 Baronne between Grod and 5n-
lila streets. with large yard suitable Builder Woes
and Coal Deae Furniture Depot Mineral Water MannA
tory. .
For terms, apply to JAMES DEsgAN
o25 ..-. So Common StTseE
- FOR RENT-THE FOUR STORY BRICK
G STORE, fronting and Fulton streets ths
| BARELLI Il CO.,
seNl II No. 81 Common stress
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% JUST RECEIVED, ON CONSIGNMENT
SiS Fifty four Cotton Field NEGk0S from niipa
thirty OF which are from plantation Also, Black
smith and one Carpenter which oer p.iyate ais
accommodating terms. 77+
c. N. RUTHERF0Rp. Apct1oreer. ..
al II Office p Aassst
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ONE HUNDRED Dol

~ Lost The l7th inst at about the ST. Charles Hotel
RED CORNELIAN STONE, bearing The inii"t- NJ A. :,
and SET in cavy void Ring. person returning The same
10 III. Irlsrs glei shall have the mbogr rtT:Ed
IFS II S. WOLFF, IS Camp o..
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--'i,--sa-..-'---i--7-- ----' 80 Z ---.'-
WANTED.
FOR SALE.

-. TO HOTEL KEEPERs--FoR SALE AT a
bargain The Furniture Stock and Fixtures contained IN
- the Hotel At Ocean sPrngs Miss consisting Of Bsdss
se o'sl oa f5l''sH m ID sf''t orarer s
- FOR SALE--A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE n
from the splendid mansion OF H. s. Bac tnsz
F9 mg PARTICULARS apply on the DEsp Nsvf r
NJ STEAMBOAT FOX sALE-THEs
steamer GRAMPUs, now lying the opposite
side Of the river, in good running order and WEB
feet long feet beam feet hold 10 inch cylinder fosa
roke will be sold accommodating terms For further
m24 3on q Common street.
FOR SALE.lo0oo HowE's CELEBRATED Co1TUN
HARVEsTERS-Ihiag great labor saving machine ore.
OF the best of The time These PfS
that have examined the Gotten Picker, j. ps
Of Il n ss r.
get cut Of order and weigh less than five Price, 3
fe'9 en- "a commercial Place.
~ VIRGINIA. NEGROES FtIR SALE
The subscriber has Just arrived with likely lot q NE
~ Mechanics Cooke Washers and Ironers and HOUSE sss
wants, which he will sell reasonable for cash
city aecepances VIII continue receive lots Of Nesae
g Hagen. Old saad of Espl4nsas and Ms.s.s
~ EOsTER,s SLAVE DEPOT, l57 CoNMos
for sale Mechanics Field Hands COOKS Wasaeas Ess.
sLA YES commission Having converted fy pa1 -
the large three story building the Slaves has
the depot in the city, and well furnished for the esfs
d SIN r. FosrKR-
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RE NEGR0s-hE--
Ga 1Ss and yna sI to ws
~ children-a likely and fully guaranseed Among thszr
Ne men Cooks and several fair seamsesses Also No.
It ssn sn hire WISHING hire
and fair show will be given them. s-.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-18

SATURDAY EVENING April is, 1857.
There will be performance this theaer this evening"
consequence Of for and splendid OPERA
Monday night H. TROVATORE will be repeated. alS