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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-09

THE SwINpLISG 'CAsE'-Nore' Deeelope-
meets-Postmaste Mccormick exhibited to
Us yesterday, letter which hs received
from Mr.. Whitney, p. NJ. at Buffalo Prairie,
Rock Island CO., H., inclosing another let
ter received some time since from l. L. Case,
the Jail bird in this city. III his letter,
Case requested list ofpostofiices in the IT,
States-for the purpose, no doubt, of facilit
ating the little epistolary financeiering for
which he is now in DURANGO The follow
ing is copy of the letter:
Mr.. WHlNEy.--I wish to obtain list of
the Post Offices for some year between
lS4S and 1851 am not much particular
which one-for which am willing to nav
as high as two dollars.
II you have a copy or know
who has and would to dispose of it at that
price you would confer favor by address
ing me about it.
Truly Yours,
ISAAC L. CASE
Rock Island, Aug %, 1857.
We learn from Postmaster Mccormick,
that between sixty and seventy letters sup
posed to contain money, have been receiv-
cd up to this date for 'Hotckiss d Seymour
aud the cry is still they come-Nuscatine
Jour.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-09
GREAT DEMOCRATIC VICTORY
Probable Majority for Cross 3 600!

WISCONSIN TRUE TO THE UNION.
The Milwaukee Nc,rS. of Friday contains
the cheering intelligence that the late cleo
ton in that state result in favor of the de
mocracy. Ii says
The returns now in are not from any
particular sections. but they are scattering
returns from nearly every section. The
Democracy. 50 far as heard from, have made
considerable gains over GOV. Bar-tow vote
inthe same towns two Years ago. Coy.
Barstow was defeated hy 800 We have
already much more than overcome tia, ma
jority our best Judgment upon the re-
turns now ia gives the election TO the de
mocracy by full @,ooo majority.
We have heard from the counties thai
have been most infected wilhbogus repub-
lcan.m. while from the democratic strong
hollis nothing ha. been received. There
fore it is not extrayagant for us to claim
that
JANIS CROSS
is elected by at least 3 GOO majority.
The balance of the ticket is also undoubt
edly elected. Negro suffrage is-no where
The Wisconsin Democracy send greeting
to the Democracy of the Union, They
have met and vanquished the enemy The
North is sound to the core Against
great odds the rarity went into the contest
An odds of li,o0O. Bat our gallant men
never tire. The bred Scott decision and
Popular Sovereignty are endorsed Blu
chanan's administration is approved by the
people of Wisconsin.
These results are trophies-Let them
stand for monuments"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-09

YNA0 1ndegdg1o6 = HSeps1seee q ~ abovo p
= teot iOr - $50 q Jpvas - y pseRese1ss
eeo3o@ - - eseeesoo - 0eoWoy 81 4lGAW1v
aAy art oftHe Oea1o.
~ ~ ehsve DsiAoo Asvs - eosp1eG . -
efthe Rail1oels = he uAies1 olas0 leeD -.
unnecessary. A eoGn.nloo100n - ~
N 5eeelv0 lgaDe ol1on11aa. 49,
asvs1s 49, A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-09

vUNHD ChpsrtnerShip heretofore existing betvoan
i the subscribers under the drm and name q
Boomer and Boyinslon. IL this day dissolved 81
mutual c0nsert Ths interest Of L. D. Boomer "a
said arm having BEEN pur.hascd by l. o. Boyineton.
Who alone h autAorsed 70 settle tie sGaiss Of the
late 0Tm.
October 20, 1857.
L. D. BOONB0.
nov9dlw l. @. B0YIN0TON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-09
SUNNI cry.
CIfAS. LESLIE
Preside

!. p. CoArs, Sect'y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-09

received and for sale.
N A G AZIN ES:
Harper,
Cooley, Graham,
Kmerson's 4 Putnam's New Monthly,
Peterson, Knickel booker, Household Words,
Bl:clwood Frank L siie's Nev Family nasszine,
Balou's Dollar. Mrs Stephens. r. Journal Hasper's
Monthly Part, Ierlie's ILL., Monthly Part,
wsveriy Monthly. Novelette, Monthly.
Nick Max, Yankee Notions,
working Farmer.
Hunts Merchants Mag, Water Cure Journal.
Dinsmore's 3. Guides. loo6on Quar,srly Review
Appleton's + Y. Guide, kdinbars DO do
West Minister Review and London Family Herald.
NEW YORK WEEKLIES.
Herald,
Tribune, Times,
Dav Book Sunday Dispatch,
NY Ledger, n. 7. Mercury, clipper,
Picayme, Bro Jonathan, Home journal,
Life Country Gent, Rural n. Yorker, Novelette,.
Portsr's Spirit, sramti1c Anssiaaa,
Irish News, Spiritual Te3Ggraah.
Irish American. Polsos 0assttS,
~ t cous,s, and .nqn a1vscs ~
Journal Of Finance and Thoapson's Reporter.
BOSTON WEEKLIES:
American Unioa,
Waverly MAG, Paylo1 Casket,
rag Of cur Uni0n, YANKEE PvtvatseS,
Pilot. Balloa's Pictorial and American Traveller
PM. Dollar Nswspayer and estuSaay Dvsnine posA
Wsshiaston Mational Ira, l1lt1go Ansricaa.
I1tssbaeg 0asette, 3. Louis Dsoecsot,
0n0onnae1 4lnes, ~
Davenpogt 0asetts,
Dsao9st -
News, and
Chicago Reporter.
ENGLISH PAPERS,:
London Punch,
IH06o0 Wee61y El0Ao,
London Illustrated NeVS,
Subscriptions received los ths above On Tie -
libegal forms ~ ~ Aon1A, ouaress, % Tear.
Ssbeevtbs Asvs ~ ssss yoaw ResespsL
al. STARR,
oct1d0 Ascent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-19
nOUBLING THE INCOME OF COT"TO!
L. PLA ERS.

PATENTED 1urHovG 81 ;ir * THE MANUFACTURE
Spin the qR r s" ss9s of HS
six years Of and above and women unfit for blowing or
prepared e furnish Planters with this NEW GoM-
+ OF the yin With If the as Es
Machine and Machines of the Spinning Sc
RES and to have all arranged in the Spinning Room on the
plantation, complete with great dispatch Also competent
'ONE,HAIF OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INCOME
I've first year will MoRE THAN PAY for the whole
Machinery inclusive of the Steam Engine aud The SpneFs
NJ IMPROVEMENT in its results to Planter is equiva-
productive than hose he now nnd while MS spin
The and axieties inherent to Planting Gathering and
Ba,ins crop. ur,ue
MACHINERY is FASH ARTicLE hut for good accept;
III w. m yarns 70 oe bn 10 o ,g nned Cotton
with insu ing payment should the p tton change
Propositions Planters he made and to know
Machinery their prticnlr they must not omit
what has been the number of pounds o. their cropS-or
nG "ss many pounds OF Var" ~ S n P Mobile Ala
u X. STEVENS q CO., IMPORTERS AND
LIZ Dealers in PAPER, STATIONERY, SCHOOL, AND
BLANK BOOKS, GUNS PISTOLS, CUTLERY, PERU
merry AND FANCY GOODS, Nos. 55 and 81 COMMON
STREET New Orleans.
Country and City Buyers will find establishment an eS
tensive adapted every branch of Trade
respectfully invited call and examine Stock and
Prices.
Printing, all sizes; Druggists, Playing Cards,
Wrappinr, 8. Grocers' Bag, Writing Ink,
| Hardware, :. Cloth, Copying Presses,
| Letter, rued--plan; rost-Ofice, Steel Pens,
| Fool, Tissue, Gold Pens,
| Note =. Copying ETC., Waters, etc, etc.
And large stock Of
/ SCHOOL BOOKS. BLANK BOOKS QuARro BIBLES and
STATIONERY Of every description.
Of drec; importation, CUTLERY, GUNS PISTOLS, Per
custom Cans Needless COMBS u dFANCY ARTICLES
in great variety.
| Ivory Combs all Nos w rng Desks Hooks and Eyes
India Rubber, India Rubber Toys Looking Glasses
Imitation Shell, China Necklaces,
Buffalo, Buttons, Watch Guards,
Horn, Marbles, SCspenders.
Hair Brushes, P.s, Silver ThiGIbes,
Tooth :, Porte Monnaies, Pocket Conpasses,
Nail E. Purses, Backing,
Shoe RriculeS, Irvine,
Scrubbng.. Pocket Books, lacks, ETC.. etc.
And
A great variety Of CLOCKS TOILET SOAPS PERFUME
RY and FANCY ARTICLES.
| E. R. STEVENS l. co,
fec If IS and 81 Common st.
SH-po j. E. MATTHEW'S & CO.-CAR
-SSS2 Building and Repairing Carriages. kept for sale
AXS suitable for Cane Carts and Drays with Linch Pin
and Nuts, No. l66 Graver New Orleans
l. S. B. SMITH CO.,
DEALERS IN ICE.
Solicit patronage their friends public general
Particular attention gveI to orders from the country.
Principal House and Office No, "a New bevee Also hav
houses u Old Levee the Bulls Head and the StOc
Landing m3l If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-19

For all particulars with regard to individual rights and rights
IN manufacture and sell for other states apply !" INC
d nj hi, Boiler ManudcOry III BHronne street where
i,aTs nj every description made on The shortest n0nS
as 3n w - -
rxCELsIOfs RaIia Ef.f THE ABoyE i ns5
Establishment is in full operation and we are prepared
=, snnpiv superior article of GOLDEN SYRUP ani kE-
W Elk NM ASSES in barrels and half barrels in qaanteS
~, nirchnsers Samples can be seen at onr ONCE
10 sui p BROADWELI. BROS. & co,
No. Is GraVier street,
Ape or the Reiuarv-
,g4sVIJ,-TUBY'S EXPRESS HE IN
X sTnpj have removed their Office 10 No 81 Camp street,
two doors from the corner OF Gravler. ,or,, , ppo
N.Y. Im "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-19
FOR RENT.

- FOR RENT-FoUR NEW sIohss-Ia THE
f block Of fvenow being erected Carondee street
l posite Uron Row These Stores will be stories high =
WIDE with depth of % feet including ard An Iron We
randall length building and
each will iron vaults in the first and second
stories They will be constructed with regard light
with all the modern improvements and from their
situation will be particularly adsped the o.
of Cotton Facoage and Commission Houses Possession
about the lst Of October next.
For and ali further nformation apply to the under
signed flee plans of the buildings be
my9 If HUGH McCOll4. - Magazine ~
- LAKE SHORE RESIDENCES FOX
ESM RENrTwo desirable Cottage Residences for rent ~
Wklrseyen rooms in house. with Kitchens Stables veg
etabe gardens with pua peaches and grapes
given on the LIST Of may s NOSES s Greenwood
a9tf q Caronde'et street.
- To BE LET-FRoM THE FIRST DAY OF oe--
Ian ob-r 1851 the fourstory Store No. ID Carondeet street.
A between Canal and Common at present occupied By
McLrmore Curran Co., aud Redeil Roberts Ter
| a2I I'm - 40 Common street.
| 80 no BE LET UNTIL THE FIRST DAY OF
N October 1851 the -Four Story Store No s. Camp street.
| WEN Apply to @sF CHAs MASON,
| 40 IN, l+a Common strest
| - SUMMER RESIDENCE AT BAY 81.
f5T5 LOUIS FOR RENT-A commodious and eomfortsbis-
I Residence, completely furnished throughout, with sus-
BILE houses wharf and bahouse viii ne rented oy lne
long lease very reasonable ternis For luz
Their particulars, applyto ~ n,,r,.w
ml2 If AS. NJ PUTNAM
, OFFICE FOR RENT-THE FRONT OR BACK
" office ond foor Union str The rooms are
third floor might be used required without charge
THEoBoLD, GRIFFiSG a Co.
= fe4 tt No. 6 Union street
. - FOR RENT-THE THIRD AND FOURTH sT0-
, Eslpy JONES, MAcKINpER CO..
= di 81 Grayier street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-19
AUCTION SALES.
COTTON MEETINGS. DoMEsTICs. DRY GOODS, etc.
BY H. PEYCHAUD CO.,

COTTON MEETINGS., DoMEsTIcs. DRY GOODS. etc.
BY PEYCHAUD & CO.,
..g | r. c. sAxoRr Auctlcneer.
H. :. auction No . I'D ssss street. between Bsn
vile and 5 pssss y c ss Meetings.
4 s5sst%s.
Manchester and 2' Lancaster eas Heavy a s
b.. loo.packages and lois seasonable Dry Goods. -
sSTERMs-Iibera. at sale msIe
GREAT SALE OF Bo 2E4,A AND STATIONERY AT
BY R. ARMFIELD.
h ens sn Complete al e Il
oferature in various departments Of human knowledge
useful agriculture and ar,
and pocket bibles and prayer books etc
the bes Makers D statiohsry and fancy generally
es Ins snd
city and worthy Of the G eee The are
invited the stock during the day. svsrv svsr;n
milf YP the stock is ali sold ny2tf
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE, ON AcGoINT OF LIouI-
daon-stock of Foreign and domestic nc, pfy LOCUS
G. sAxoRY, Aucioneer.
w al the Of Messrs o ralamon Co., Magazine ST.
packages of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
'oyfEEs ssls5 ssis5nf y red s4'
Goods examined eata obtained on Aondsy
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GUS AMP Go NHW ORLEANS OIL
70 In succe.sfu operation and are prepared furnish
MACHIN ERY OIL, GAS OIL,
PAJNTERS' OIL, BRIGHT VARNISH
TaENFRS; on. NApTHA
| REFINED RoslS OIL, ,,,, IF .,oss
At greatly reduced prices ana equal In quat' 10 any Oh noe
articles in use ,-.,., A.. - ...,., oc ,,,-
Dealers In ois are particularly ''H'eu W al '"'pee " "
stock 49,, =. a., ,,,,e,,orr Sou, p.s,, mr. MT the
Orders received at the Mahhlac'orS Ne" nae Vi Ut w
Office, IL Union street =, ,,, If ,bes Oils tbs Coonanv
rpfe o
cay in painting and whose certih
catss can he seen q, any time
| ~ F. w. c, COOK,
Manager of Belleville Iron Works.
LEEDS Co Iron Work.
K $. BREWSfER Coppersmth,
JAMES N lCklsoN Goppersmith .o.s
corner OF Cusotlnnuse anu -,e" c,se
GEORGE WlCkS. 49, s-.. H.,
Engineer Second District Ferry 81 swamp On
! CRoNELl' -, q sOh " An -, t.ovio-
Carnage fnakefs Isanlait h.tee nea' .a
H. q. SHAN, Backslnih 'tousueet
| JACOB MYERS, YVES,
,,,,,,, :, Engineer steamer Laurel HILL
JAMES tDA, ,.. ,, .. ,,,.,;o
Engineer CITY Draining Machine
u. A, MACK!E, Engnee1
| G. AlMiNDiN Hnh, bhil1er.
ARTHUR WooDs, rainles; ...,
JOHN s. MAUNSELL
the Propreturs Of Newspapers in New orleans WI
have used the Oil. ny4 6m&M
-TEVV r NV IsR ESSITTPE ROLLER POI
W. ~ IN w 80 5000 ~ ~ toiInyino dimeI
, "a SALh-buii al Lieu + o'"'' y Vi WV ''N' "e
'' Length "a feet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-19
LEGAL NOTICES.

FIasr Jrsrcr,s coUsr JNo g. coLMAN VS. j. 7. KEE-
Parish Of Orleans. GAN No. 2lss.
= E. IF t Il st frf a
Rsse s re y WY -
Seized a, Il the above n , entitled se SUIT
mTioa 40 'D 'n' 'p WIN. c. oUIRK, Constable.
esss Ps 'f Es 6 GeLSs
yri + + e ss fH FsSs n.s
81 siidns saaEbi male midi ius's, aa No. rs
me g. Dc s" u fRs5s EfIiss' A's'"'
n myis 2aasS N'''' WIN G. ouIRK, conns.aele:
~ gp s kasERr JOHN
~ his estate herein interested to
hey By the adns 1
asa M h9S net BE- and
myi3 1928 -..-{ r. s. WILT Clerk.
GegR D5 DE knsEEr
! A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
de Ia ndts asre
dc Ia pubicaion pour lesqu-es compile
ps ss ss @
conformements au dit conpte.
myls 10 9 : ''' P. $. Witt, Grefhsr.
sEcoyp DISTRICT couKr2 SUCCESSION OF DAVID R.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditor. Of
show within days from the notification II
they have why the presented
Of this should be homologaed and approved the funds
| distributed in accordance Herewith.
myls 10 2s P. 8. WILT, Clerk.
s SHsr o pE nER re DAVID
Wis est par lie present donne aux cream.
n susie ct toutes
presene publication les raisons pour lesqnes
presene par lie de Ia dte succession seai
approuve homologe les onds entire mains
tbs commencement an dit compile. " @
Par ordre de la Cour: ..0.. L.. ~. : :. 81
my13 10 e P. S. Witt. Greffer.
SECOND DISTRICT CouR1 SUCCESSION OF Mrs CATHE
; of New Orleans 5 ERNIE HUE No. l0,155.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors o
IN this and all other persons herein interested
within the notification if an
they have why the account presented by the teamen
airy Of this estate should be homologated and AZ
the funds distributed in accordance herewith and III
estamenary discharged FROM all further trust
liability in the premises.
By order Of the court. =, /,
Il myl4 10 Is T. s. WILT, Clerk
DEuxIEME CouR DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE MADAM
de Ia Nouyele- Orleans. 5 CATHERINE HUE.
n ciers de susite succession, toutes aues
celia davor deduire dix ours dat
de 10 pente publication les rasons esqueles comp
preene fexecueur ;estamenare de Ia de succession
repartis copfon6ments de compile ct lie dit executenr
amenare decarge de fonctions de oue responsibility
mvl4 Ia2i r. S. WILT. Greiirr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

(.RIsP's GAIErY-aR Xavier STREET
W. H. CRISP. Lessee and Manager.
To comply with requests, Mr.. Crisp has formed
signor. Felicia vEsTvALI,
... sgnora eoRRANrI,
for THREE na1Ah sFsSa eq PRs
and SATURDAY, May 10Th, ed and sd.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May %. 1851
BENEFIT OF THE A .losg Dr. SOPRANO, sIGSoEA
Fr time Of sens Grand opsr. s9R ss
ss1a
Flvc signoa RGbio BE- followed Sy rev ELECTIONS
. ssse Commando Army sensrz vssvsli
sonds s last a II "
MISUNDERSTANDING The Drinking Song BY vestva
i se IL s I'M sd
traction ever osered in this city.
~ Box Office now open.
Leader of the Orchestra .sighor ferugni
The prices of the Dress Circle Parquee and
Family Circle ST. Reserved Seats 81 0 other parts Of the
Doors open at quarter 7. Performance at
half-past7 nyi9
SPALD1NG q ROGERS 1GEafs MUSEUM AND AMPHI-
Corner ST. Charles and Commercial Place.
THIS EVENING,
| II o'clock noon,
THE WONDERFUL WYMAN!
The Wizard of the World!
Will his Cabinet Of WSYdss Il he way Of MAGIC AND
Dnrng the evening he will exercise his inmable powers as
V1n r nITR6t s'r sGEKEEs various
HUMOROUS DIALOGUES,
| LAUGHABLE INCIDENTS,
INVITATIONS, ETC.. etc.
nPrces of Admission-0 cents all parts Of the house
Box S Office open from 10 A. " to P NJ where
be secured
GDoors open half past o'clock Curtain rises at half
past O'Clock.
us Visitors to the Museum during the day admitted to tn
Amphtheaer at night without extra chargr my5
SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE
- NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION
INCORPORATED March Is, lS5Commenced business April
1885.
In conformity the requirements of the charter Of hi
Institution the following of its affairs is published
Received from ,293 depositors, in 1902
deposits .<a1a,- - q
Paid in 3 .334 drafts. ZistoIf ID
Amount at credit of depostors on the 3o!h April.
$50 Si"''oo
Certificates of Deposit
Whole amount issued. s43 $50 ~
Amount paid NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2iUt4 %
Certificates outstanding Goth April 1857 ... 1882
Total amount liabilities Goth April, ls57 sIs73eI
d ASSETS.
4 S3s 900 New Orleans city stock. 3 SO,0z0 90
Loans upon pledges Of
S27 900 Louisiana State stock. .....-... 09a0 ~
- SIa5, 900 New Orleans city stock. HISS ~
). Is shares Citizens Bank stock $500 w
In Union Bank. go. .s6,l5s 81
e. In vault. 1850 81 sos 50
l. 1905 6s2
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PERSEVERANCE DOOR, BLIND AND SASH

Corner of St. Charles and Clio streets New Orleans
GEORGE PURVES Architect and Builder, respectfully in
friends and the public that he has, in addition to his
former business commenced of Doors, Sashes
and Blinds every description the above establishment
his rce, 2S Commercial Place. the tctoy,
Mechanics Exchange Box 81 will be promptly at
tended TO- MY TN
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4 s - z & tHt9S y tt Ssss
s. Fulton Streets prepared all times furnish
Ri M ns N 81 Fl mS5 ok sFF kpa
INGs, BIAcKsMlTHNG, ETC. Each member of the firm
or Work are not sur
passed ARss y SS @ PIPES
FfE 5EE#f;$$$E 5s!' E5 HFH4Htssss;
Attached establishment have general Furnishing
stSEs ye.s al asss requisite s for STEAMBOAT PLAN
PuMPs we Wor,hinstons s.fsty Steam Pump sP Kase's
E s% G Es srf nGtss r"%ps
new the hshs point 70 which sea may have
bee" carried during its WATT; Water Gauge
A Dish l hssks,s, , Sdls' and Cake Menlds
Cofee and Tea Uus, Soup Tureens
Together with @ HSt ysfs and
ironing and Box Stoves Fancy Cabin and aor FL
Basksts bucket wrsnehss steam Wis,ss and Valves row
G s 6 Stop Cop"e
Pump Cocks Lanterns 1HR e Y zAS SiftfRsifERs
Ms. IS Front and SO Fulton streets.
sons Gauge ). F. Fire Pumps and G. W.
ton's Patent Piston Heads and Crate Bars. aus ly
TN STUIsG-FOK SALE BY THE UNDERsIGNED-
IS Prunes in jars assorted sizes;
20 eases Preserved Mushrooms half and Whole;
% quarter quart casks burgundy Port;
10 quarter ks Reig
30 quarter casks Sherry:
40 quarter and eighth c,isks Madeira Wine;
$50 eighth casks Sherry;
70 casks Family Cnret;
40 bbls White Wine, HaHt Sauterne;
40 Swiss Absynthe;
81 TurinH Nermoutb.
For sale by GRATIAA, COMMAGERE 4 CO.,
a3 II 10 Cn-tomhoHse street.
THE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY Gkt,-
Il Gerry STORE, No. % Baronne street; E. l.. BERClER,
Agent. - -
ng- A large assortment of Choice GROCERIES,, WINES
nsg- GHAMPAG of the best brands, quarts pins
Liquors Supertne CORDIAIS and variety OF Fancy Art
ces of the very best qualities always hand at low prices
H8~ Goods delivered to families free Of dravaee Nv
| rNEzE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ON HAND Nj
for sale their Seum Saw Mills nd Lumber Yard
of Third aud Levee Fourth District whore they
ready supply with LUMBER ut BASIN PRICES
Oak Lumber and Scroll Work to order Flooring and
| Ceiling dressed 10 order.
| 100000 feet Oak Timber.
250,OtO feet assorted Yellow Pine Lumber
| ljl,WO feet Dressed Flooring and Ceiling.
! lW,OOD l4ith-.
| 1900 feet Juniper.
all who feel disposed patronize attached the
establishment
a22 If POOLEY, NICot II co.
| cow PEAS-S5O bugs Carolina Seed, from
az BARELII 4 CO. 81 Common st
| b JONES' MSCKiNDER / CO..
| myl 81 tiraSier street
! CFIALx-25 in casks ana bbls, for sale by
" ALFRED kEARNy, D..
! TrRN 2aw5t II Magazine street
/ pOED'S Pi;tsLIEIC CtFFTON SEED ,2O
- bushels for sale by N. ]. WILSON / Co, Agents,
| az 3pu Sc Poydras street..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-19

TI'H0S. :. RIDGWAN, DEALER IN WINES AND
LIQUORS. Nos 81, 65 ami Us New Levee street, Gil
rod street, New Orleans. myl2 3m
THO SUGAR PLANTERS-AT A BARGAIN-One
open Copper Kettle and Serpentne boiling
perfectly and guaranteed Of best quality dmeu
sions "A inches in diameter, and 26 inches deep.
Also
One Tuulr Boiler of 1000 feet surface per
fectly
Both which will be sold at half he original cost Apply
BkEWSTER ZACHARTES,
rvl4 Inns 81 and S6 Fulton SITS. New Orleans.
DONE DUSI'Fur manure, in byls casks Tor sale b,
ID ALFRED KEARNY.
mSn 2av5t y Magazine stree.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-19

~ NEWHALL, WALL. PAPER WAREHOUSE, No.
r GO Canal street. Of Old Ievee, up stairs.
The just received and offers for sale the largest
and best selected stock PAPER HANGINS in this city
consisting pnrt, of old Velvet, FrsSco Marble, stone
GRANITE Views, Sauures Ornaments and Decorations oil
every description.
Aio hand large stock of meaium and low price Papers
Gold Fancy Borders Fire Screens Tester Paper etc. for
sale reasonable prices by .
| ALI If F. NEWHA1L.
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HAVANA AND CUBAN KXPRESs-
P c. BOMBAI CO., Mercadeus, Havana az
LILLE IIAuEISSIENED HAVE AND ARE CON

slauy heir Lumber Yard, corner OF kouert-
IN street aud Carondeet Walk, Old Basin:
J0 ,D feet Dressed Flooring and Ceiling Lumber
9tO 900 fee; Rough Yellow Pine Scanng and Boards
100000 I.hhS.
5UUOU feet Cypress.
sONO feet Juniper Lumber.
lODOUl Shingles. .,.- .,r.,, nm
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SUCCESSION OF THE LATE MATTHIAS wlIL-vAU-
puru Market-the whole in the Fourth District.
BY n vIGNIE, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, June 10, 1887, at 1s o'clock n,
- By virtue OF an order from the H1norahe the second s
Magazine street will be sold the following described pro-
&c GT Of Fl 5 RoUSp % the
square No 30, comprised within Jersey Fourth Wash
M and Sng M Of GGps as and 10
% feet front Chippewa street. By depth Jos
lines the other line Lot No Is Is feet
Chippewa street. by derth of 100 feet inches and
40 lines side and Ito fee inches and $40 lines On
TWO 10 IS OF GROUND in the square bounded by the
designated lots Nos and . Lot No measures Is feet
front bo, on and Levee depth OF
Public Road and eyee by depth of lag feet and
together with all increase rights privileges of baure
TERMS AND CoNDIrIoNs-rhe above described four
lots of ground will be sold togethe The purchaser will as
said lot due 2 January 1855 and bearing cent interest
per from the 2t of January 1851 till paid-balance
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND in the square comprised with
in Forth Laurel and Jersey streets and Axenne
front Fourth street. by depth of llu feet between parallel
lines. Said used garden, and have green house.
rug TERMS AND CoND1TIoNs-The purchaser of the
four described ground will the of
note by said lois for Sl,so5 due 3st
January 1878 with interest at per cent per ahnnm from SSt
5 TWo LOTS OF GROUND in the square comprised within
ts Public landing syee sotapu and philip streets deSg
and lines front Public Landing, same front Levee
street by depth of 90 feet and inches fronting on Sornpn
from No s. ., feet II ince. and lines
the Public ning % feet inches and lines front
Ievee by depth 90 feet inches and lines
side and line the other side Said lots
Of the batte lot designated letter X according 10
the orignal psn of Lafayette. Together with twostoy
Brick building mpro enents, and Frame building on the
Public Rord etc
Acts of s,le before F. Coey Notary Public. myls