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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-07-15
CHERIFF S SALE.
~ Josiah W. WolcOtt,

Sylvester ]. Hatch ct. al.
b. virtue ofan order Of sale issued out ofths Court OF
Common Pleas Of Trumbull County, Ohio. to me III
reeted and delivered, l have levied on and shall ex-
pose to public sale, at the door Of the Cont House in
Warren. in said County, on Saturday, the 18th day OF
GUS A. d. 1857, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, and 4 O'Clock 2. NJ. OF said day, the following
described Real Estate, to wit: Situate in the township
OF Pennington. County OF Trumbuu and State OF Ohio.
md is known by northeast part Of lot No. 90, and
bounded as follows. viz; on the east by lands aPprO-
printed for public use, in part, and in part by
north and south center road. and by lands owned
by Emerson Jackson; on the south by land Of
Anderson Dana; on the west by lands belonging to
the heirs Of Henry Snow, and on the north by the
south line Of the east and west center road; and con-
tains four acres Of land. more or less To be soil at
the suit Of Josiah W. WOlcott, in the above entitled
cause. Appraised at S75O,00.
sheriG's Ofsce. Warren. July Is. Is51-jw-3.I3
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MILTTARY.-We learn from the Char
don Democrat. that Halbert e. Paine
Esq. Of gainesville has been elected
Mayor General of this division, which
consists of Trumbuil, Ashtabula, Like,
and Geauga.
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Distressing Calamity-Folr Young La
dies DROWNED.

About 5 o'clock FRIDAY evening, a
party, consisting of three young gentle
men and four ladies, were taking a sail
upon the large pond situated in the east
erly part Of Webster, Mass, when one
of the gentlemen lost his hat, the course
of the boat was altered for the purpose
of picking it up. but without changing
The position of the sail, consequently the
boat lay ~broadside TO the wind. A gust
came Immediately capsizing the boat,
throwing the whole party into the water.
The nearest land was Goat Island, being
about fifteen rods distant. Two of the
young men sprang from the boat and
succeeded in getting ashore. The third
came up under the boat and it was some
Time before he could get out, but when
he did SO, brought with him one of the
ladies. All efforts 10 resusciate her,
however, proved ~unavailing. The 9TH
er three sank to rise alive no more
Their bodies were found this, Saturday
morning, about 9 o'clock. The names
of The girls we've Julia and Ann Broang,
sisters, Ellen RatllebuTn, and Kate Far
rell. The young men who so cowsrdly
deserted them in the hour Of peril, should
be ED up TO public scorn; and the ca
lamily should be a warning TO those who
20 out in IA sail boat without knowing
how TO manage it - Worcester Bay Stdie.
"MoRE BEEF AND LESS TuUNDRR."-
The Kansas correspondent of the Cincin
natl Times, writing from Lawrence, says:
Gov. Walkers eight column inaugu-
lal seems 10 be tut little talked of. The
fact is the people of Kansas are like the
Winnebago chief, who e~ndeavoling TO re-
lute the missionary's argument for The
goodness of Providence. "My nation"
said he, ''has more rain than it wants,
but no cattle, while the Sacs and Foxes
have more cattle Than they need. Now
if your God were good, he would send
us more beef and less lhunder?" The
peaceabiy inclined people OF the TeriIo-
ny who have had a great many fair
promises, but have enjoyed but partial
protection in their rights, are in that Fix
precisely. They want ''more beef and
less thunder!'
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FITS! FITS!! FITSll! .
DIR. HANCE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
FpTIEpTyC Pills
Of Fills, SPGsms, Cramps and
cad Constitutional Diseases.

For ne cure 81 rus, SpGSms, Cramps GNd an NerrOuS
cad Constitutional Diseases.
Persons who are lahOring under this distressing NAL.
ally viii find DR.. uANCE'S VEGETABLE EPILEPTIC
PILLS to he the only remedy ever discovered for cur
ing Epilepsy or Falling Fits.
These pills possess a specific action on the nervous
system; and, although they are prepared especially for
the purpose Of caring Fits, they will he found Of espe
cial benefit foI all persons Athlete | with weak nerves.
or whose nervous system has been penetrated or shat
tered from any cause whatever. In chronic com
plants, or diseases Of long standing, superinduced by
nervousness, they are exceedingly beneficial
Price 80 per box, or two boxes for s.. Persons out
OF the city, enclosing a remittance. will have the pills
sent them through the mail, free Of postage. FOR sale
by SETH $. HANCE. No 1OS BALTIMORE STREET,
Baltimore, Nd, to whom orders from all parts OF the
Union must be addressed, post paid.
June q, Sly.
PHYSICIANS Dr.. TOBIAs' YENEriAS
LININENr. 1t will net cure everything, as most patent
medicines do, but will cure positively rheumatism.
Collie, Dysentery, ToOthache. Headache, Pains in he
Limbs, Back AMI Chest; CT the agent will return the
money. See that every bottle is signed s I. Tobias.
Price % = 80 cts. Depot Sc Cortland street. New
York.
Sold by SPRING & TURNER, Warren, and JAMES
WARD& Co., Niles. and others through the county.
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By order OF The Central Committee.
B. F. CURTISS, Chairman.
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TO THE COURT " COMMON PLEAS OF TRUMBULL COUNTY OHo
We TIT unlHigh.h having been appGhi by said Court anih the PescudngA Attorney of said County,,
TOT investigate and 1ineh erepot Ofhe Commissioners fhe fmnHIon MOn said Cntra and heir
during the year preceding June LIST R7w which said report was made to aid Court at ueJ ue
On tn d day of july, EGI we reahedt tn AuUrsO me and puUeeialn hveSd=& and e1ne
the UansGons Of til e Commissioners. and the foregoing uPt he@L ndd he fmcalc ndtnd he
irons M Investigations and eamMadm,w care satisfied that the COmaidOesh rec conducted hHrtrn@
actions hOnEbJa faithfully rand aGoHugo to Law; Mdu that tn Erdnsr report states uy and ncQueU.
tn fuancale ndd1no tn County, for the year precdhngJ June I- 1857.
W nksF pleasure in stating hTherIhh the hborG our Investigation were very much hcIhediy the
ntO he AUDITOR and tn zeal mamESM Thin to nrmhu us with III ea SkaWeHn This
as well ASH hen h@Sa euryM la lmbks ySH.E with whhh tn AuHor hsk kept his BOOKS
eOniuaelu the buanesOf hso Mee All (which is respectfully ubmhteL - -.u
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SAMUEL QUINBY,
Il. y. CCRTISS.
BENJAMIN COATES WALTER BROWS
GREAT NATIONAL WORK.

Commission Metehants, for the purchase and sale
Wool. No. 43 Market Street, above Front Street,
philalelnhfa
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FIRE AT MoNTvILLE.-On Monday
evening, the Chair Factory of A. B
Drake, at Montville Centre, was burned
TO the ground. Cause of the fire un
known. Loss, ten or twelve hundred
with no insurance. The pro-
prietor will soon rebuild.-PaaoeSVze
Telegraph.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

b. 3 sss hsn.s q e M fAaI
New Orleans April TIL IsT.-ss In w. sh"foA GU
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UNDERsIGNED sTTc- |
~ to Hessrs so1hmayd Harr.os this day
ATTN Co for he TRANSACTION 81 general IN
Forwarding business at IS Camp street -
4 4 xssr sH.4AH
New Orleans, April l, 1873 I'm
u son coaty Mss. and THos JENNINGS. Il his ci,y
to-day become members Of FIRM and ths Facsorase and
and ssys Of J. G' e. s. KICKS CO. name
New Orleans, April LIST, 1851 az I'm - -
T7HE UNDERSIGNED HAS ASSOCIATED WITH
firm s an Nj e. EW GO
the Gotten Fac,oags and Commission business fTssn this
New Orleans, April ,1ss7.-a2 1m&w
ing under the style Of ybandt Nevs, dissolved on
M John p authorized the 2, the
a. a. NEvINs.
p .ssss M III
by the undersigned, under the style Of sybrands c.
New Orleans. 18th March. la57--m17 sm
HAVE Y, ~ THIS SOLD H.
de- s s
All those who have claims against indebted to-
Dunbar Co.. will please call alone the office No.
IA Canal street, for settlement GEO, G.iDUNBAR.
New Orleans. February H. 1857.
NOTICE-HAyING THIS DAY BOUGHT OUT THE
establishment Of G. g. Dunbar Co, No IA Canal street.
will continue the Wholesale and Retail Grocery Business at
oe III ss q 4
of the friends of the late house. my
friends. JAS A, DUNBAR.
| New orleans February IA, 1s57-fel6
| N0TICE-THEu NDERsIG NED HAS EsTABLIsHED
himself BROKER at No. 81 Gravier Partc-
nlar attention given the sale Of Gunny Bags India
lucky Begging and Rop and Of Salt BY prompt
| q
| CHARLES II. SHEAFE.
New Orleans. January 6, 1851. Ja7 GIN
| NOTlCE-G. s. MosBY HAVING WITHDRAWN from
~ the firm of CLARK MoSBY, the Commission and For.
wardng business will be continued by the undersigned under
the firm Of CLARK, MOSBY CO., which they
nected Wholesale Grocery Wine and Liquor business
q and Is Front Levee and "a and Is Fulton street.
| j. s. CLARK,
| ]. s. MOSBY,
| S. T. sTRIBLING.
New Orleans. December Is, 1s56-dl6 If
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CRISP'S GAIETY-G Xavier STREET

In order test the taste Of the citizens of New Orleans for
Italian opera Crisp extraordinary expense formed
brilliant combination engagement with the
Prma ContraIto Felicia VESTvALI: the magnif
Soprano Sgnoria PARAyAII the accomplished artistic
signoa TACOMT FAsCA with the whole force Of CORA
DI SETTI'S ITALIAN OPERA.
The prices the Dress Circle Parqnette
Family Circle ST. Reserved Seats 81 co. other Of the
u
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Far all particulars with regard individual rights and rights
snufclrc and sell for other States, apply to the under
red at his Boiler Manufactory, III Baronne street. where
Ee+s of every description made on The shortest notice
~, 3m p-ANln ~ Po"lI r-h.
HTEyV ORLEANS AND Is. X. II ABROAD
to.Ia conformity with m act OF the gislature approved
i Ssh 1871 majority Of the Commissioners therein named
~ his y held meeting and resolved 10 open books for the
rnS of receiving subscriptions TO constitute Joint stock for
H. E,.r If milling railroad from Baton Rouge 10 NewOr
teS OF 10 intesec, suitable point the New Orleans,
~ and Great Northern Railroad. One OF said books for
is now open tile Office of the Branch of the Lou.
ii9na State hans the suYerinendence Of b. keinpe
W n Walker and ". $. Pike, either of them and an
% look at the office of the New Orleans. jackson and Great
Northern Ralroad Company under the superintendent OF John
,' e FelIowes and W. p Saunders, either Of them;
and mother the office of the Merchants Nutusi lnsc
49, S,nnnny New Orleans. under the superintendeucH OF
I pcmer On Logan Mcknight and W H. Avery, or either
Of ,an1 The said books 10 remain open until WEDNESDAY,
ny " ,t, on w FG5uga, Apfil g6 l.s7. a30 #
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MONDAY EVENING, May 4, 1857.

IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gnora F. vestvali Ieonora,
Sgnora H. Cara Maurico Sig Tiberin II Condo di Luna,
Sig f. verr supported by the full force Of the great
IAN OPERA TROUPE.
Doors open quarter to T. Performance commences al
bolf-p nyfT rpyD
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~ j. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMIC.
~ VEGAS respectfully his friends and
f1A the public that his Dancing Academy is open for
4LalfSs the season,
Cd d F E l. l. 0 W s. II ALL,
where he hopes meet with the liberal The
teaching commenced on Saturday, Nov l.
LA IMPERIALE danced in the first circles Of Paris last win
will become popular in New Orleans this and
will be taught by Mr.. Vegas
The days and hours of tuition follows:
LADIESTuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from 10 to II
O'Clock NJ.
Thursdays and Saturdays, from to
o'clock p. N.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wednesdays and Fridays, from to
10 O'Clock p. NJ.
-A Pacticng Party for Ladies and Gentlemen every We'd
nesday.
pPartcusr attention will be given to Children and many
Fancy Dances, never before taught in this city, will be
brought ont.
RJ v will also give lessons Semnares and in private
families
RThe Musical Department under the charge Of
"onist, Mr.. A. DENEGRI Orchestra Leader for Balls
and Soirees
pFor terms apply to Mr. J. VEGAS, Odd Fellows Hall
Mr.. Gabcis Music Store, 80 Camp do
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PRIESTLEY & BEIN.

pRiEsTLEY d BEIN, 80 and 81 CAMP STREET
Have in store and constantly adding stock the follow
TENNESSEE IRON ..
$50 tons Flat, II to inch x Il to u inch thick.
100 :. Round, II to 81 inch.
100 Square, n to inch. -r.
% - Horse Shoe, TX Il, 1,SxK, Xxx, and zzxl
ID Plough Plates, 6 to is inchXx, " and n.
2OO sheets Boiler Iron, 3-i6, Il, 5I6 and H.
ENGLISH IRON
$50 tons Flat, assorted, X to inchx14 inch.
30 Square, Il to 8 inch.
30 Round, :. Atc3 inch. ..- .-.,-
ENGLISH REFINED IRON
100 tons Flat, Round and Square, assorted,
For sale by PRIESTLEY BEIN
NH 3phof 60 and 81 Camp street.
pREssED SPIKES
$50 kegs Pressed Boat Spikes, TO inch.
For sale by PRIEsTLEY & BEIN,
| mh2 3pMotf SO and Of Camp street.
CHAIN CABLES AND COIL CHAINS
" inch IS fathoms proved Chain Cables.
Ak. :. :. :.
"a :. d..
Is casks Coil Chain, Il, Sls u, ZIG X and s-ls.
| In store and for sale by PRIEsTLEY L BEN,
| nh2 3pMotf 80 and 81 Camp street
SuNDRIEs-
| ~ 2G0 kegs Cut Nails and Spikes.
200 :. Boiler Rivets, all Sizes
50 =. Black orTinners' use.
Trace, Log, OK, Governor and Cane Carrier Chains.
| Horseshoe Rose and Clasp Head Nails.
|
and Hand Hammers Stocks and Dies AnVls Vices Bellows
Files, Axes AIDES, Spades, Hoes, shovels, etc.
| For sale by PRIESTLEY & BEIN,
mb2 3pMotf SO and 81 Camp street.
| SHEET AND BOLT COPPER
~ 500 sheets 1880 Braziers' Copper-4 I5O sheets.
200 3oX60 10, II and lib
800 AXf0 10, IL and 12n
800 2OX60 10, II and lib
200 =. IA sheathing :.
200 Hand 16 OF =. Timed,
1000 bolts Copper, "a IL ~ r. u. l, IL and ~ inch.
| For sale by PRIESTLEY L BEIN,
| MI 3pMof 50 and 9l!Camp street.
TIN PLATTE
| " 1000 boxes Best Charcoal Tin Plate, AK.
| $50 Loaded Plate, for roofing
In store and on Ship for sale by
| PRIESTLEY 4 BEIN,
| mh2 3pMotf 50 and 81 Camp street.
| SHEET IRON
~ 500 bundles Sheet Iron "a inch WIDE from 10 W. G.
100 rs l0toI4 :.
200 "a 22to27
200 and sheets Sheet Iron, best American from
W. G. In store and ahoat, for sale by
PRIESTLEY BEIN,
mh2 3pMof SO and 81 Camp street
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~<,CCC,, -. me-, . - -,
to the following named diseases Coughs Colds Com
smpon GFonp A% Rronshi' other
$s
md bowels and Also to MI chronic ema diseases at
$ r.
@ sand Of his perfect cur
of every sseriGn and without n The Of he knife Special
- a 5 nSy % if%!a s
celebrated Surgeons and Physicians living His fame is
letters directed b. Baakee ENCLOSING postage stamp
the disease shall be promptly answered. the patients
,,a..n . ''''D a. ~, " + 'biocroR BAAKEE,
d22 6n.d&W No So Carondelet St. New Orleans, La.
I'D Morning Star Charter Oak ;, Shanghai Econo.
mist Cooking Ranges and the celebrated Creole Cook
The @ndsrsned are prepared short notice all
Copper Pans and pipes Copper and Work They keep
boats Hotels and Private Families They are agents for the
' w e e II Of sel ss
working of the which they will happy exhibit
''' ''' ''''''s'el WHEEIER FoRsTAiL.
ds9 ly sls rchouD'o"las 6 Front and is Faon streets
~ ALFRED kEARNf,
NOV EtaV ot - MhghzIne stteet.
VENETIAN RED AND YELLOW OCHRE-Iucask
' and barrels for sale by ALFRED kEARNY
m30 2taw5t ~ Magazine street
r AnnERSl5C.et tn ,t f-e, ,nnc for sol. Nv
l. 'e " ,fERED KEaPTy
mSO 2taw5t - Maeazine s,reet
T DC; WOfl)-90 hhI for sal, nv
| =. W. ~ ''''' va up,pNy
1n2o otarst ~ ~ - WaSnv,n. stroo.
------
SCDTCH PIG IRON-IOO tuus to arrive per Flying
- Arrow Tor sale by
a2i BAREILI 4 CO., 81 Common street.
EaSE-For draws and carts In hnxas tags and hills
u for SAL Nv N ''' ~ afFRED EEaRSy ~ '''
m30 eaw5t - Magazine street
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AUCTION SALES,
GREAT SALE OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY AT
AUCTION.
BY r. ARMFIELD.
THIS EVENING, will be sold at early


GREAT SALE OF BOOKS flS,A AND STATIONERY AT
THIS EvEs fX ;, X M,it &, sold at early
i gas light, at So ST. Charles street.
oflteraure the various departments Of human knowledge
ornamental and useful arts agriculture snnua and illustrated
and pocket bibles and prayer books, etc.
Letter. cap papers, envelopes gold pens of
the best makers stationery and fancyaees generally.
has ever been auction in
ditcn to ibratss favorable Prices The public are
invited to examine the stock during the day.
mil s s q" and '0"'Doeo
SUMNER CLOTHING, STRAW HATS, etc.
BY BLAeHE LEAUMoNT, Auctr's.
MOND.lAY, the 4th inst. at :, ~ o'clock, At
An assortment of Italian Straw Hats.
AT II o'clock, up stairs
10 fa,es e9mprsns general assortment of Summer Cloth
ny-TERMs-At sale my2
FIVE BRICK HOUSEKEEPING THE CORNERS OF OR
leans, St Peter and Mara streets-pouhle Frame Dwell
ng-House on M0reau street-Vachnt Lots, etc.
BY N. vIGNIE Auctioneer.
THURSDAY, 9TH inst, mt II O'Clock NJ,
r " s 81 9H w us e oa square bounded
BY orleans 81 Peter MAra and IRENE Streets designated
Lot 10 measures s. feet inches on Orleans st,
by 81 sa sehs ds sr to gss win s y
being the Of Orleans and IRENE
O. feet inches front on orean; and 80 feet nches
Together with Brick House and
ments having rooms prives ydrants
with lease $40 per due slth September. 1860
Lot No. 81 feet inches front street
IRENE street Together with Brick
nprovenents having II pieces of which frame
building closed to the brick house priyes hydrans etc
Nos and each q feet st.
street. 50 feet deep Together with the Brick build
erected each lot having each rooms gallery entry
kitchens, with four each. prives, MIGRANTS
TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated in the square
Moreau Victory Port and Enghen each
2 feet inches front Morean street. by depth Of 81 feet
Together with the frame houses cree ed each
having each three galleries. kitchens having
each, eutry, prvies, HYDRA Is
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND. in the bounded by Love
Craps Bartholomew and the property the
McDonogh.
Lots Nos l. and each about 90 let front Bar
| holomew street, by l2O feet deep.
Lot No. II 81 feet front Love about 6
| feet deep.
The whole sccordrg plans exhibiting the Louis
| Hotel.
p1F-TERMS AND C0NDITIONS-One-fourthcs cash, and the
balance credit OF H. IL and "a months for without
endorers secured by mortgage said property and bearing
from date until maturity, and ate
maturity in Of payment until paid The
buildings against the risks Of fire. poce
transferred o the vendor until final pay ment.
of sale before A. f. Bienvenl, Esq, Notary Public
| my4
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MILLINERY.

IN No. 229 CAMP STREET corner II ~ i
S&apJ ULIA.-NEW SPRING GOODS MRS. WA,
~ McENAEY respectfully informs her numerous E31EE<A
customers that she is receiving and open @eAS48
ing large assortment of SPRING B6NNETS, comprising
the newest styles Of White Hair work Hair Lace English
Straw Hair and Straw and Grape Bonnes Misses psy
shape Hair, Lace and Leghorn; Boys Hats and Caps.
Ribbons Flowers Emboideres, Lace and Dotted Wells re
Silk and Kid Gloves, Lace Martias.
p To which the ladies invited to CALL great bargains
offered.
E9-Country o:ders promptly attended to. ns 6m
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NEW GItOCERIES-JUST RECEIVED
~ Shaker PRESERVES; new HAMS; Beef TONGUES;
Cracknell BISCUITS English SAUCES and Pickles;
French PRESERVES; Westphalia HAMS;
RAISINS Figs and Prunes in Jars aud Fancy Boxes;
variety of FANCY GROCERIES, inst received desirable
FOR the Holidays.
Together with very superior stock of excellent WINES
LIQUORS and CORDIAI.S.
For sale at the g EN- GROCERY STORE, % Baronne st.
ma ct E. L. BERCIER, Agent.
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CEILING OUT-SELLING OUT!-lH ROYAR
- between Toulouse and ST. Louis.-MLLE CUE
Rim would inform the Ladies that she will sell remainder
of her magnificent assortment of Embroideres, Draperes
Fancy and Variety Goods Of all kinds, VERY Low
PRICES. fec
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TN STORII-FoR SALE BY TIE UNDEKSIGNEp--
L IS Prnnes in jars, assorted sizes;
-, cases ireen Peas in half and mound cans:
20 cases Preserved Mushrooms, half and whole
10 cases Cops in OIL
81 quarter casks Burgundy Port;
40 quarter ca. ks Reg:
81 quarter casks Sherry;
80 quarter and eighth casks Madeira Wine;
$50 eighth casks Sherry;
60 casks Family ClRret;
40 bbs White Wine, Haut Sauerne;
80 eases Swiss a nhe;
3s TufinN Fernouth.
For sale by GRATIAA, COMM AGERE & CO.,
AZ I'm Curtom street
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ORLEANS THEATER ORLEANS STREET
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN--Dres Circle I.at,iced Boxes
81 50. Pit SI Third Gallery 20
cents. No Seat secured unless paid for.
Doors open 81 O'Clock. Performance att
MONDAY. May 4, 1857.
LAST NIGHT BUT THREE OF THE SEASON
BENEFIT OF THE CHORISTER. .... Donizett,s grand
opera of LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR.... Previously,
Vaudeville, in act
n The Liretto Of three French Operas, Fots edition.
FOR sale at the Box office. ny4
ct. CHARLES THEATEK-sT. CHARLES ST.
b. DEBAR, Lessee and Manager. C. G. CHESIEY Treas
PRICES OF ADMISSION-Dress Circle and Parauete, IS
cents Second Circle 50 cents Gallery Is cents Quadoon Box
tickets, is cents; Private Boxes, each, Sc.
Doors at performance commences half past
O'Clock. Box office open daily from ~ 10 O'Clock.
THIS EVENING May L. 1857.
THE WONDERFUL RAVELS, GABRIEL AND FRAN
co.'s YRCA MATTHIAS. and MARTINETTI FAMILY. ....
First night Of the laughabe comic panonime called THE
CONVERSATIONAL Rayel in his great Of the Dandy.
First night of the pantOmme, THE BEDOUIN ARABS.
Will be presented for the second time THE vENETIAN
Carnival Mons. Blondin in his Daring Fess the
TIGHT ROPE.
my4 c. G. CHESLEY, Treasurer.
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All nerou who have used Roofs consequently
hest qualified to speRk uteigently the subject
same They have been thoroughly tested
AIrirs Warehouses; and their decided superiority
other Roofing used for Flat Roofs has been fully
established
TIiilS RICHARDSON co. are the only persons
izad mt on of this description in this State
o-Orler J4 Mechanics Exchange 10 St. Charles
= New Orleans. , , ,,,,
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PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-press Circle. Iatticed Boxes,
and Second Boxes 81 50 Pit S Third Gallery 90
cents. No Seat secured unless paid for.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-04
T1nNLEK,s STEAM BOILER
LEvEE STEAM CoTroS PRESS,
New Orleans, March Is, 1857. :

The above Boiler is very economical in fuel, takes up
little room cleas itself is easily repaired and does
nny more than the ordinary Boiler.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-04

TT"5,T SECRETARY OF SINE.
RRAND Il ADAMS, SUCCESSORS TO LAYTON &
- co.. No. 81 Magazine opposite the Arcade. Import
and Dealers in Domestic and Fureigs HARDWARE S p
CRANBERRY etc, have in and fer sale
bic terms complete suitable for the trade
Planters, Carpenters, Black hs and others.
BRAND Il ADAMS,
lyEW 81 Magazine Get. The
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-04

BUGGIES, TRIMMINGS,
WAGONS, etc. vARNISI, etc.
s9-For sale low for cash or city acceptance aa
KJ-No. ll3 GRAvIER and No. 1a UNION STREET, -eS
New Orleans La.