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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-29

The BRooKLrS BOARD OF HEALrH-TnE FrRrI-
LIKING AND BoSI.BoILIYG EsrABLIsHxEyTs.-A
meeting of the Brooklyn Board of Health was held
yesterday afternoon, Mayor Powell in the chair, and
present Aid. Fthian Van Brum and Rowe.
After the usual iptis,ory proceedings and the pres
eDtaton of severa petitions complaining of nuissnces,
DIR. Cleveland presented bill of 81 for burning the
clothes and ,sinfec'ipg tbe Of j. W. Gross, who
died. as alleged Of yellow fever in the Eastern District
on Sunday last.
Alderman Rowe thought the pstept did not die of
yellow fever, end did not want it circulated all over
the world that there had been ef this kind in
Kings County. He moved to lay the matter the
table, in order to permit Investigations the affair.
Il had been denied that the died OF yellow fever,
and the doctor whe attended hia had stated that it
wassot case of tnat kind. The bill was laid the
table.
Bergf tertilizng establishment at the foot Of Division
avenue and stated that the smell arising thersfrom
deIeterious TO the health Of the neighboreood.
One of the parties stated that GU Monday there had
been deposited quantity of dried f--h ADD other
stuff whica was very offensive. Formal complaints
were made by MessIs Waterbury aud Oliara and
Aid. Fitbisp moved that ne Mayor be directed 10
cause The complaints sgssst DE- Bergs factory 70 be
investigated aud If ne had not compiled with the re-
quirenepts Of the Board 10 direct the Counsel Of the
Board 10 prosecute him.
AID Rowe moved that carts Wagons con-
tanning boEes garbage BE- permitted TO pass through
the streets unless they covered with good wooden
covers and the He ahh Ward.ns directed to see
the resolution enforced. Adopted
AID Rowe moved further, that Mr.. DeI}erg be d.
recied to cease the grinding mau'acture Of all art
ces az on offensive nature In his establishment uut
the Let Of October. lie moved that in connection
with the complaints made at the present warm westher
that the Conn tee be directed - prosecute Mr.. De-
Berg in case he did not comply witt the resolutions of
The Board.
AID Van Brunt moved that the matter be made the
special order for. w ednesday afternoon.
AID. Rowe urged immediate action.
Mayor Powell stated tina, Mr. De Berg was entitled
10 no consideration whatever at the bands OF this
Beard. l. !.
The resolution of AID Rowe was adopted: :.
The Ninth Ward hone boiling establishments Of
Mestrr. ScLwanwedel e. 0ecLsler were next brought
up for consideration. Mr. G. BtOwnsels resident Of
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SUPREME CoURT-ssrcIAL Txsx-JvLy2s-Bsiors Judge
the JOHN STREET DrricuLrIEs-AsorHER In
JUNCTION.
Iho B. sherman et al The First Methodist Church In the
City Of New York ct al
The difficulty In the John street church matter s by
means over, as the following iojanction order,
whereby the uptown party is restrained from taking
any proceedings goes to show:
l.. - tat av THE IYJUxcTioy
sppeang satisfactorily 70 me BY the affidavit Of John Pesree
James Barnes Chsrl-s Ferguson. James Webb TIL ,ss
Cooper Richard keePiss Barton Wood David wys', aud
seHcspt ground, for an order Of injunction exist hereby
s she defendants 10 this son shove named do desst
Of the Fs Methodist Episcopal choch aud from cOas and
sits@prs 70 close the cbuf edsee % ia Society Ia John
venting sstepnx religious worship herea and
from " 1s = = ssssns ns Of the s
elections being bed therein Ana do arthsr order that the
said defendants dext and sia <on frthet proceeding
sfiop proceeding pendnl instots any new
or prooedng FOR sale Of the said church property Ia
Ja street and from using the corporate rame Of the Frst
o aos any fos Of vispce toward tA Of The .sd
shlre ether ~ hem by themselves 81 their agents. aud
. 'iSsss Of Ss for ' holding es
uV ss5 ~ y. Is SAID church eeihoe.
eo ss5vsnts aud all other persons setting Ilds
ssa refrain from taxing prooes ~ ooNa
Ten dsd sale ib sof osre aud that the ors.ous
b opssve and y full force the further order Of this
And teal The dsfndts show cause h,e one Of toe JUS
s:s. q ts' Cont p shs@Sos The City hall in the City Of
Why Ids order should be eoutinusd ap,, the II h.
i The order 10 show cause coming ON for A hearing
this morning, Judge Davies decided TO POSTPONE the
argument until the second Monday Of Seotenbsr
making order restraining the defendants in the in
The Nswyoh and Ehe Railroad Company at The Bus,lo
and STATE Lime Railroad Company.
The motion to continue the injunction restraining
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1887 1856. 1883. 1854. 1853.
Rec at Ports2 So 600 5461 900 27oINo &s59vW SlJWO
IN to q. 3970 900 9G9000 l4t50oo lb2l~0 lsyIsU
RI to France +l5,0D $4,000 4bWo 3ll,Oo 4ZlM
n. otberF.P 10000 55os 213W0 $1,000 3t1 600
Total EXports2 26 GO $4,000 2,t4oS0 2o8W 24o5 oU
stock on hand 1000 1900 lo5m0 2l7Wo $4,000
OF which during the past week included In the shove:
Rec. at Ports. 5000 llCoo 1900 I ns y, sSS S
Ex. to O. B.. 5000 5000 $1,000 $1,000 5000
Ex. to France 4o00 1900 4UO
Ex.other ZIP. 400 5000 5000 9Oeo 5N1
Total Exports 4Ooo 1900 5000 $1,000 5000
-Rseeip-Dscrease at the ports compared with
Dseiea.e Great Britain 52000; compared with 1888 $50
bales Decrease to France 900 compared with less l7e;
other foreign ports iooo increase compared with
libS 81 eco bales.
The following statement of the stock Of Coffee we
take from the circular Of Mr.. Scott
Stock Of Rio the 2ist July. la57..... bar. S l95
Received since to iste-P Brszieira. $40
Acme.
p Antelope. eDo-l4,6oO
Total .......................s7
sses Of a. week for consumption estimated st. 22Ss
Stock Of Rio Coffee the 18th July ..'sST
STOCK Of Java Mats, July 70 ....... ........lfo6I
Stock Of Java Mats Gov Bags, July D.. l67S-l63Q
Stock Of Ceyon, July
Stock Of Marscaibo July ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1857
Stock Of Lesuayra July 20 S+5
STOCK Of ST. Domingo July "a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO
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The WATER CoNNIssIoYERs.-Albert II. Osburr
has been appointed Clerk to the Board Of Brooklyn
Water Commissioners, to take effect the LIST of Au
gust prOx.
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Since Jen I.....'.s.s.. osoVo'/V
We extract the following from the Circular OF Mr..
VIM. p Wright:
CsoP-I am unable notice any Improvement in the &C.
counts the South which continue Of vtyne character
The the VIZ Id w depend entirely upon weather
e, o. ri, need during he remainder of the season
The following statement & the movement IN cotton since
the September last compared with the previous four
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l.
Jctqys Double-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
tciM hadia Rubber Bail Falues,
Suitable for Susqr and Cotton Plantations Draining Excava-
dwellings,, etc.. etc, etc.
The subscriber having been appointed Agent for this
for the sale 4" Jcic Improved Double Acting FuHp with
ond furnish same This vuabc invention rssnted nne
S yo S S and E %fs " T The Il , " the Nfw
ducng this Pump to ,h community the Undersigned feels
seconded BY all who It's operation md c9nsrncon
The perfect adaptation Of solid Balls of India Rubber for
Their mper, ausness their yielding
certantyo operationad perfection of action which
Arrangement tue facility ii Witch the parts ' csn be- reRoye
and na o SeT sne anR sn the mGS pseS
Captain should possess Of these Pumps
Transformed into eticie1t Fire Engine. '''''''''
SIZE NO. n capacity oil forcing 20 gallons per min
Size No anossesses capacity G. forcing 40 gallons per
Size No possesses capacity of forcing IS gallons per
And larger sizes suitable for Dry Docks or heavy Drainage
capacity of 800 gallons per nute are now in of
and may be expected Nos land ad-
lasses aai the ordinary which Pump generally ap-
Piled while for redeemng swampy Lands the No. as are inds
The subs crber feels convinced that these Pumps
they will speak fer themselves and at later
Samples of size No. 2can be in operation at G. G. Bier
Co.'S No IS Camp 'reet Prize C9nlonS NJ 10y Poydras
street of the undersigned where
'ed 10 call and exnlns same Sss'e pIrThaShHS
CANDLEs-ia9o BOXES full and snort weight, OF various
v brands i" store "o3 @dqE 10 Ter f:l s1 Gy "a
m-6 Ia FchouponlaS street
D4COS-75 casks nav Ribbed Sides in and landng
ID for sale by VOORHEES,, GRIGGs Co,
H,!O % Carp street.
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OFFICE la.E NEW URLEANs VALE NEITA !
70 Camp street. Jan. 10, 1857.
MeSSrs. Senuons Co.: GEnemeN-I gives great pleas
state that by the of the Brazilian Pebble Spectaces
which obtained from and have had for weeks
sight has been much Improved and my greatly
believed from the S which kad previously been nppn them
when reading writing earnestly advise those who require
the aid of glnsses to give you call.
Yours, respectfully, HENRY GREEN.
n5'oice hours from o'clock A. NJ. until o'clock P.
NJ 3u5rEN
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A NDERSON ID. DIETER, COMMISSION MER-
II CHANT, AND AGENT FOR JEFA ERt'S DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALI. VALVES
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VIC 100 SEED-A FEW SACKS OF THIS CEIE-
DRAFTED COTTON SEED, just received and for sale by
GEORGE SMEDES Il co,
m25 l2t No. IS Union street
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AUCTION SALES.

EXTRA FINE POCKET CUTLERY, SHIRTS, HAND.
kerchefs
BY L. A. LEVY, Jr., Auconeer.
Office, IS Common street.
TUESDAY, 3lst Inst, Mt No. 5 st. Charles
assortment of extra fine PenkLiyes, DirkB etc.
Linen Cambria Silk Handkerchefs fine Linen Bosom
The sale of Furnishing Gods will IL O'Clock;
Of the Cutlery Mt O'Clock. m3l
BLACK SILKS.
BY II. PEYCHAUD CO.,
.....a G. sAMoRy, Auctonecr.
TUESDAY, the 31st Inst, Mt 10 O'Clock A,
NJ auction store No. Is Old Levee street. between Ben
vile and Customhoise street,, will be Sold
Rhn.
nJ- TERMs-Iiberal, Mt sale. msI
EXTENSIVE SALE WITHOUT RESERVE OF FOREIGN
and Domestic Goods.
BY II. PEYCHAUD Il CO.,
G. sAMoRY Anctioneer.
TUESDAY, the 3Ist inst, Mt 10 o'clock A.
NJ at their auction rooms, No. 28 Old Levee st., be-
~ bales Appleton, Indian Head Stark and Dzark's A
Brown Sheetings;
20 ascs Philip Aliens, Cocheco and Pacific Prints;
10 cases Otis and Columbian DENNIS;
II bales fine Brown Sheeings:
20 assorted Bleached Cottons;
5N0 dozen Madras Handkerchief;
10 bales Eagle and levitt City Stripes;
s Hamilton Ticks;
10 Printed Lawns
s Checked and Striped White Musns;
S Ginghams:
1900 dozen Linen Cambria Handks rchiefs.
-Aso-
125 lots consisting of Irish Lin Linen sheetings Bomba
zine Plaid Muslins Swiss Spots Linen Darask Danask Nap
kins Baeges Tape Checks, Laces, Hosiery Printed Lawns
~ TERMs-I.beral a. sale.
Goods will be ready for examination early the morning Of
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sale of the town lots at Brashear, Berwcks Bay the
terminus of the Opelousgs and Great Western Railroad
and the point OF departure of the Vanderbilt Mail Line
Steamers to Texas.
BY J. A. BEARD & co.., A. Beard, Anctioneer.
"WEDNESDAY, April Is, 1857, and follow
w days, Il O'clock at Banks Arcade Magazine
order of the Honorable the Fourteenth Judicial District Court
for the parish Of ST. Mary in the State of Louisiana bearing
date 2th February 1851 the following Of Robert B..
Brshear deceased, and Others sold for division and settle
pent OF coparnerShp between the heirs of said r. b. Bra
shear and Thos. T. Brashenr Esq, to wit
$40 LOTS OF GROUND, less, in the beautifully
located town of Bashen fronting Berwicks Bay and being
the terminus of the Opelous;S and Great Western Railroad.
The peculiar of this locality commercial pur-
second in the Southern StNes and will be
the principal Gulf city and communicating directly the Pa
cihc by the contempa ed railroad.
The railroad will be finished asear during the month of
&arch and Vanderbilt line of ready for
tEe connection TO Galveston.
The necessity hotel immediate
is and travellers pleasure parties will require much
greater accommodation than that which now exists.
In addition rtSllCars commercial advantages il will at
ford delightful summer retreat the shores being bluff and full
tide water. To the hunter holds great inducements both
for and fine fish.
visiting it obtain lhographc plans and full description Of
locality the ground the office Of the auctionees
Ra- TERMS or SAIE-Onc-third cash and balance
and years credit for by mortgage
the property with ntel from date
until paid
The be divided into to suit the convenience of
the parties interested.
Of T. O. Stark, notary public expense
Of the purchasers. uig III
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New ORLEANS JanNary l3, 1851
Messrs Semnons Co.. GentemenI take great pleasure
stating that am using your improved Specee find them
the eye cetreg and enables
candieift, without PAIN to the eye think them superior
any have wk, ceerfuly recommend them 10
the pubic. Youss, respectfully,
TVyICITETT
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New Orleans, January l6, 1857.

Messrs. SeNmoEs Co.: cntemen3f nv failed
that coHld read any by candle light. The
glasses selected by you suit read the
finest print without the least strain fatigue the eyes
take pleasure recommend your glasses my friends
Respectfully, II. MEUGENS
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FOR RENT.

- To BE LE'N-FftVM The FIkST DAY OF o.
I tobrr l5 the Store No. 10 Carondee street,
EI between Canal and Common present occupied by
Messrs aclemore, Curran Co., and Redg. Roberts Ter
rsll Apply to CHAs. MASON,
NIL I'm H0 Corurncn street.
90, TO BE Let UNTIL THE FIRST DAY OF
EGI Apply to CHAs. MASON,
mo IN i4D Common street.
- SUMMER RESIDENCE AT BAY ST.
EnILOUIS FOR RENT-A connexions and comforts BILE
E Residence completely furnished throughout with
Bile out houses wharf bath house, will be by
long lease reasonable terms. For fur
NIL If JAS. NJ. PUTNAM.
OFFICE FOR RENT-THE FRONT OR BACK
~ ethce ond floor, Union street The
large, light finely ventilated conveniently The
third floor might be used If required, without charge
500 THEoBoLD, GRIFFING CO.,
fe4 # No. 8 Union street.
FOR RENT'-THE THIRD AND FOURTH STO-
E r Els Of No 81 Graver streethoh well furnished. Ap-
lEI ply to JONES' MACkINnER Il CO.,
ID 81 Grafer street.
- FOR RENT THE STOKE NO. $40 CAMP
street, with Glass Cases. Counters Shelves Fix
M lures, well adapted for the Fancy Millinery Dry Goods,
Furniture business
FRAME HOUSE, No. Baonne between tsirod and Ju-
lila streets with large yard suitable for Builder Wood
tory.
For terms applyto JAMES DEsBAN
oZo II % Common Street
- FOR RENT-THE FOUR STORY BRICK
HM STORE fronting New Ievee and Fulton Streets third
BARELLI & CO.,
se:m ~ No. 81 Common street
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MILLINERY.

rM No. 229 CAMP STREET corner ri ~
SMvJuI1A.-NEW SPRING GOODS MRS. WA
~ McENANY respectfully informs her seAiSSA
customers that she is receiving open %eA44
ing large assortment of SPRING BONNETS comprising
the newest styles of White HAIR open work Hair Lace English
Straw Hair and Straw Grape Bonnes Misses Gjpsy
shape Hair, Lace and Leghorn Boys Hats and Caps.
Ribbons Flowers Embroleres Lace and Dotted Wells Filet
Silk and Kid Gloves Lace Mantillas
H To which the ladies' invited to call great bargains
are offered.
aJ- Country 'ders promptly attended to. na en-
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PRICES OF ADMISsION-Dress Circle and Parquette rs
CENTS Family Circle (eqna any the honse 50
ley & Coored Gallery III Quadroon Private Boxes
Is; Ten Elegant Private Boxes, 50 to 50 each.
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SUCCESSION OF FREDERICK GUYOT.
BY TOURNE & THOMAS
Office IS Exchange Alley.
MONDAY, April 6, 1857, at lie o'clock NJ,
lSl in the Kotnda the ST Louis Exchange will be sold by
virtue and of order from the Honorable p II.
Morgan Judge of the Second District Court OF New Orleans
dated March 2 1857 for OF said succession,
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with Brick
Building Kitchen and other improvements thereon, situated
the First District Of this city in the bounded by Grod
Baronne Heva and Carondeet designated by No
aplan OF L. Pile, the 9Th of January 1874 deposited in
The office OF Theo. Guyo, N p Plan No. l0J-said
measuring American % feet lines front Baronne
street by los feet in dep between parallel lines together with
the rights alley in The linz, in with the other
lots also the undivided half of the wall Of the adjoining prop
erty belonging formerly 10 Alex Bagge,t, Esq.
ED-TERMS-Cash.
sale before c. " Fonon, N. p, the expense
the purchaser ms IA q Is a6
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Nessrs ESemuns Il Co Certs--I using the
weeks Sian Pebble Spectacles ycn and
feemucf in stating thai only admirable
s'ruction ~ he lenses and the frame Of advantage
the wearerltG skill and good Judgment selecting
suitable glasses is sufficient you to all who
stand in need Of that assistance Respectfully
RICHARD ANGEL. NJ. D.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

rRIsP's GAIETY-G Xavier STREET.
lessee Manager, W. H. CRISP; Treasurer T. B. CLARKE
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~rFN NJ M.c p. ALBERT, No. 63 ROYAL.as ~
49, sreet, corner of Benvie has honor 10 Ill
-N inform the Ladies' of New Orleans the sur fSr$
rounding country that she has Just received per ssS
steamers from France large of NEW GOODS 10
which she invites their attention ' ~
Her assortment Of EMPRESS PARMFI.A and other STYLES
of BONNEfS she is will be found excel ANYTHING of
the previously imported Besides, She invites particular
attention to the following articles:
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS of the most choice and recherche
description; Heal DRESSES A LA NARQUISE, RISTORI
DRESS TRIMMINGS richest s,ye and ast
Shr has also msgmiagen ,,9e Of AGEs EDGfNGs LACE
Street Dresses FANS. POINT DANGELTERRE PARA
SOILS and MARAB0UT PARASOI.S, all OF which will he.
You'd doubt prove, inspection the beautiful
and tasty. " ~
NINE ALBERT also informs the Ladies' that she is prepared
to do all kinds of DRESS MAKING and MILLINERY being
assisted BY Mile Leontine and Mime Foury lately rom
the most fashionable houses Of Paris and Mile Caroline late of
the establishment of Mime F. Cade Paris who brings with
her all the latest Partisan Fashions - ~ e ~
Mine A. Informs her old customers that her will
found to come fully the imported hy her
IN the past years OF her residence city, and desires that
they VIII call ana examine for themselves. d2O m
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT IN THE MATTER T. ". WEST,
oT hsE l. Hereby e the
Of this Estate and to al other persons herein interested
they have can why account herein by
should approved and hooogaed and the funds
rnsi al <. DREUx, Deputy Clerk.
Dc i Vest aiene l9
s &C ct l es %
que davo deduire dix daer
pssehs par se S sppoave
les fond entire mains repa conformeents dit compile
msl as A. DREUx, Dep. Greffer
SECOND DISTRICT couRr, SUCCESSION Of HELENA goTz
Of New Orleans WIFE OF NICHOLAS BECK.
WHEREAS. Nicholas Beck has petitioned
Of the late B s his wife
days why the of the said petitioner should not be
By order of the Court
m23 az 6 A. DREUX Deputy Clerk.
DErxrExE Corr DE Ds1n1cr SUCCESSION DE HELENA
LAS BECK. No. ll,625
A TrENDU que Nicholas Beck presente
intesat.
Avis i dome tGos eeu ssa pea,
qneias ns pa a @ IL d stion '' '
''u'' nc ;" s'''' A.DREux,
m2S a26 Depue Grefier.
of New Orleans. BERRY. No. 9,495
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors Of
~ this estate other herein interested
show days the present notification, If any
they why the by the
this should be onoogaed and approved
| the funds distributed III accordance herewith
! By order of the Court:
| ms 80 a3 A. DREUX, Deputy CLERK.
| DEUxIEME CouR DISTRICT SUCCESSION de JEREMIAH
| de la Nile Orleans. BERRY No. 9,4a5
Wis est par lie present donne aux cream.
II susdite succession
celia davo dedure dix oIs date
preente publication les raisos pour egueles
execuer de la e succession
point pprouve honooue les fonds repair
| tbs commencement 8u dit compile.
| Par ordre de la
| 2la9 A Grafip
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THIRD AUCTION SALE OF 2UO CAPITAL OIL PAINT
ings-pruductions of celebrated Old and Modern Masters
BY TOURNE & THOMAS, Auct's.
Office, 10 Exchange Alley.
WEDNESDAY, Thursday and Friday, the
w ISL I'd and Sd of April at O'Clock r NJ GavH
mis- Gallery, 81 ST. Charles street. near Gravier
Now open for inspection from A. NJ to r. NJ and from
to 10 p NJ until day of sale. nl*O
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SEASONABI.E DRY GOODS, IRISH LINENS, LINEN
Cambria Handkerchieis,
BY BI.ACHE BEAUMONT, Auclioneers.
WEDNESDAY, LIST April. at 10 o'clock A.
w NJ at auction at their auction No. II Charities
street, will be sold
An extensive assortment seasonae Dry Goods such
Linen Cambrc and Printed Hdkis Linen Meetings.. Linens,
Tape Checks and Serges Drings Damask Toes du NUrd
Irish Linens Bleachet and Brown onescs, Printed Lawns
French Lawns, Linen Towels, Black Silks Silk Manlas
Alto
Stockings and Socks.
ms~TERMS-At sale.
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=. THIS EVENING, March 81, 1851
Benefit of Mr.. j. J. WAIIACE-On which occasion Mr. W
p SMITH has kindly volunteered his will appear
great national drama, entitled LAFITTE: The Battle o
New Oreans-Latte the Pirate of the Gulf Mr. j. Wal
lace Dame, by Mile Katarne. To conclude with tn
roaring farce OF Mr. AND MRS. PETER WHITE--Mr Pete
White Mr.. ". p. Smith Major Pepper. Mr.. II. Bland.
Wehncsday-Beneito Of Mr.. J. Davis.
Thursday-Benefit of Mrs. W. II. Crisp. NIL
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s.rhe most E1eean, Theater in the United States ~


Doors open hafpas o'clock Curtain at O'Clock
Box Office open from O'Clock A. NJ till o'clock r NJ
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SUCCESSION or ROBERT B. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sale of the town lots ut Brashear, Berwicks Bay, the
terminus of the Opelousms and Great Western Railroad
and the point of departure Of the Vanderbilt Mail Line
SnuI1 To InSas
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The Orleans Stake.
Sweepstake for colts and fies dropped in 1855 to
of the Metaire Course New Orleans the SAT-
uRDAf previous the regular week of the Metae As
ISOLATION Races in the spring of 1855 five hundred dollar
SU subscription half forfeit 500 declaration If made
before the LIST of January lS subscribers will fiji
the sae mile heats; colts Sc h., and gedngs allowed
b in all other respects to be governed by the rules of TIT
Metare Jockey Club. To close on the LIST April. 1857.
In the above stakes nominations and declarations must be nd
dressed to SIDNEY STORY, ESQ Secretary of the Metari
Association, New Orleans La W. j. MINOR
mat huir, kSnr tynr orrr ,itiap
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ct. CHARLES TIIEATEK-sT CHARLES ST.

Mr. b. DEBAR Lessee and Manager; Mr.. II. CORR, Act
ing Manager, Mr.. C. G. CHESLEY, Treasurer.
PRICES OF ADMISSION-Dress Circle and Paraue.te rs
Circle Gallery
tickets, rs cents Private Boxes, each, Sc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-31

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JcfeYY's Double-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-31

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WAGONS, etc. VARNISH etc.
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