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Molttag, oen 4. 1ebrmar 1855.

H'ulle lr9enpnc oa6 Seben cerlcren blten, Dd
man ibn 9ta6t fir 9fadt i'm 6aule IAlurfen
pore. Dtan fcunte oieIe 8ebauptuna weni3>
I, items nlht fiir eine 5u Ieinen @unlten eronnene
I6obel balten, benn Die beiren g8ei6er 6noltiaten
Iltd) belnabe gu 3pbe uuo 3ebrteu li6tlid ab, ia
tie nllhten elnen Selt1ment8rertraA tuH mels
den tbr VernlS9en nad benz I,oe Der lleb.rs
lebeneen tbeilS an Stiftun9en, tbeil8 an Die ar.
men Verwanrten iene8 @rblaf1ers faIen lcOte.
pcn meldem Der 9rGBte Gbell re8Iel6en ber,
ribrte. Grbarr, wetder riele Gn9eIe0enbeit
ourd befreunoete @inflifie i'm Stillen su letcu
puBte, CAB lid ale Ntibe Oabir gu tp;rfeu, paB
lte bon lebterem 8ermadtniB Idrn tei 2etseiten
etlpaS obtraten, aber 10 ipeit paren Iie ni6t 5u
IbrlnSen Gnblid belreite lie Elm @jei(terbanner
unl tdmereS 9elo BON eenl @elpenlt uno grub
Ica8lelbe am Steinfreu5 I'M E6breumGpfen Elm,
IDcour9 rte Dbnebtn meni9 beludte Stelle nod
Iunbetretener murbe. Die Weiber lebten alln,ab.
Jig mtener auf uno blS St1ot6en beaanu BON
1noern Oln8en 3u reoeu, ols na9 Wrnaten Elm
3arosmann, Der in ben Niecerlanren aeme(eu
mar, Die gtadriAt ulitbraAte unD beldmur, ct
babe bodlt unermartet uno 81 Ieiner ni9t ses
Irln8en VermunDerung ben acknowledgements,
Ilan9e DOR Der 3eit, tpp Ger @elterblnner eiilenr
ISalurfen etn @noe nahte, in elnem brudnbts
llden Safen nit rtelen Nbenteureru uno ebrli.
Iden 9euten aus alien 9tatcneu mobltebalteu
ISu Sdtffe 9eben ieben. Der feline Grbaro,
per flelBi9 in leinem neuen 8udc la8, lief eS
Ipb bet, otelfr Sunoe niht nebmen, rer Serr
lSetter let als 0fobinI on in etnem fernen Welts
Itbell anf etnet pilten Snlel oneelte(lt uno oebe
Iauo1 ptll9tmdBi9 nit leinem Sdtrm lpa3ieren;
len9laube, Der um 70 lpeni9e mioerle1t meroen
Itonnte, ea ME ipleper etlp18 bon Dem 6lu6tlina
Iperlautete.
Dte 6eioen peridwiserten 6amtien sencBen
Iau oa8 @lif. oa8 9e9enleiti9e Qiebe, Ndtuns
Iuno Oulonn9 Bel mdBisem lBoblitanp auf grs
pen 9ew1bren. 8Dbl bradte Der &rie9 neue
Oran9Iale, unO AUDI Der 6riepe fu!dte ulan9e
ISlutben, a6er lie ertrugeu pie Q8e9lelfdle oeS
ISebeH0 nit ieuem Sinne, oellen Der Menl9 in
IIuten wie in bGlen 1a9en becarf. Der iun9e
IGrbarb mu6S unter Ieiuen beioerieitsen Sc,
lbmIltern frGbtih berun. Die @r3iebuna 1atte
Imanden Sang in bm gu befinlpfen, DER ibm
rple etfpas 6remoeS anfle6te aud entwidelteu
llt9 ni9t ale &noSpen lener boffnnna8pcaeu
SSPast hHF 8fR db b5Af4fhG 8 t gt pspR SCH BG RsH
Hagen, eS lei bafiir 9eicr9t paB Iie nidt in pen
9lu'i'et tUuWIeH. OcW enlI1ltete er ll0 gu
einem 8aume, Ger na6 benz NaBe 1einer Sra
Iuno be8 8erenS, mcrin er pur5elte, ben Seis
Ini9eu unO ieiueH Mitbiir9trn Sruht uno Stats
ten 9ah. Sc mar ibm per9onnt 9rcBe Neilen
III ma heu. 8l8 er BON oiclen 5uriiffon, batten
Ioe beioen Witter Gle iun3e Sultiue fir bn er,
Ijp9en. @r nctt" pem 9teublu, rer n
Ipie Gtelle pe8 alien 6iusden8 nit benz balben
I0ebe( setreteu maj, in lene ei9ene Wrbnltdtte
Ibein, unp pcn ibm uno ibr itammt cin@el9Iedt,
IOa8 nod beute gu ben an9eie9enlteu, oer ges
Ieeno eerednet piro.
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Marfer'8
46 SalrtIonItr.

Da9uer erreot ppe 9 al H.,
Nr 147 &eringtpnz nabe SoipGresStraRe.
Die orlbsne Nebail weI6e Der quite @e@mad ansbeiIt
uute Berisnss trasen, bsr s asrnnt per @srtnsa
mao prabien unb pcbltbun. g8r tHeren unren &lnben
nSsr been Rrdfte Az Seransen BON tbnen ene Sab
iuno wenn e niGt pbGs ufreben seea Ene. gGr baben
aets cine Nuswabt Der retdtsn Ganep @et Gu E nit
Semmet. Yapr. NG&s. S&aaen une Yerlsn. @ersierun-
en ebenls aplbene 8raeelss 8Srhfnabeln GITcl STE
erhe tl4lJ
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Q(Dppfotnren II. 9(pOtbefem.
.OeatTebs 2osusC Cfftce.

.OeatIdbe 2oiusCffce.
H. G arey, L. eF,
speaEoS.tterass gssn ede grpOfeb eane, .Us BON
gbdrlSfrase. ,,x
emittaas : Die unteei62een fnb in @fetnnrn9 9ssre
ten unS erBnen NIT benz l. An9uf tn bsm 9ane an OeF 2ee
@de BON gDef. Saatttear. unb Grpptebs Ghne cine
Deutfcbe 3aip= Sfftce
ND 'e Nuftrds eSlider :rt ais a9r @aserttsanel sSs
9aaf. uns GaIabrtefsu Dee6sl srn nne
dsass ic0 oun zehSmutsn (wia) gDama8ten u T. w lu.
e ,ur @ertrens Spr aGen @ert3tenabe Stnet Satmprs
nb Ses etaoes arslanb-en Inter 8ufGe'
rrna Der sepiGenhafen Nusutruns aer uns wereenoen
urSoe erlau6en pr has SeDubIttum nm sen9te
3erldtAtieuna tu tten. %
27s1mtS V 'Sn u w. ANB''N
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81 iea1s 900 ca 2z
Ncfe, Sort.
: c5lln(frirtes Qyrnchtwerf.E J

@ElgAa c5lluItrirtes 9Jrnhtiuerf.s
nSntem mir uns auts 9eue ben gefaa gbs'
aaa5asW heutf@en pubtifums In Nmsrifa 81 erwerpem
@srlags anfn'eram la MAIDEN. gDr SeranaaItsnnstas
neut Yrad tausBabe Spn
fNebi6'8 llnriiie gu Sdiller unb @'Stbe
gum erftsnmals nit ensltf&em unb btatf4em zeYts.
Sdilers ,,9ieb bon Der @lode," ,Beaoius i'm
Sode," 0Oer Sampf init benz Draden," ..ssris
OOlin, oser Der Sang mad benz @iIenbumnler."
uno ,,8Stbe'8 6auit" in 119 enbirten 8l6ttert
NIT ertldrenoem Terte in beutI6er unb ena[is
der Spra9e. Die @eoidte iinb in BEN beifen
rorbanoenen en9ltiden neberletmlaen..
on Die ausaattans ia REaa eaant Grus Quart aurmot in
@lesante Gtnbdnts nit @Cbi6nftt In RarpeeD os.r e
leosr 3n esrbdltntsmdsieen 9reden. 49, ""'V'
Nes dt bernbmte Sltufratipnen anb sps,
Runf twte bic Tiefe bes beuten d.
mthes he fbat ttin 1nheres @slf fonn Elm ShnIdS s %
matplte @ntbaaun9 unb Auauna btbt Rekid Ste esHSm
eettW eser o6asri4en DdtnAg9n berDpr fpmie bsIEsr
san 9rrBsren Ttrfdnbnb SItes Gdu" befpnbrs bsi
tr1Ben ~ e'"'A'' we
u Der getfau. ZEN bic @ es 9S 'fsen SIIuarattpn,r
Eoera Ianoen mar bepeles nnb bocn mir ba6 biefe ne
gra0taussabe NIT bem en8dsn Gerte Ssrmebr BON DENT
L lgyn UNI Nmsransrn treust8 besrl6t werben rtrb.
Dte reutlde Bn4banbluns BON @ut. Haboe.
800 9r0aotDab Jieuegort
tat Der Debit IbernOrtn,en weIe in ben torS
SeeeerPertautern enta dueemeenen &abatt ,u oefoen
@.n441 6 j. .. Dt ia fGe BuAtanbIuua
tn Sotuttadrt
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aTer.ns.
TIs ysskly BlLrIIJSS Wakes 10 puJilsael
every FdlT attls dIlItt SI)scri ltl1 1l-p1if
OF 81. % 2 tJa0ie IN aiVaace.
A1YGarI5SGA2ScS Oh cas- SIeApest ter ~
r1e tally waJkSR Is pIOnSlsI eTerJ "a
ing (szssPtSanIAy) at %. 0O per anaum'
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MT f.. HEDRICES. Nos 81 FRONT AND 50 Full
" ton streeiS New Orleans In, dealer in HARDWARE
and SLIP ClANnLEtY Copper Tin and Sheet Iron Worker
BlacssmithnE Brass Work and Finishing at short notice.
Ghimnies, Breeehng, Stills Juice Boxes, Fire Beds Ash
Pans, CHARTERS, Ferers Heaters Gas Pipe all
Machinery put up and repaired,
Turning done. Steamboat and Plantation Wer reasons-
BILE terms.
importer of Hardware Bolts Nuts, Wheel stirrups Ma
chinery, etc
Thankful his friends for their former liberal patronage his
Justice and satisfaction.
This establishment has facilities for filling all orders In the
above line OF business unsurpassed by either South
West
Mr. GAS H. WALDO 50 long and flvorably known to the
steamboat community will give his personal aestien
Hardware and Ship Chapdery portion Of the business
EsY3 Il WARREN f. HEDRI0k.
I HE, CEMENT, ENGLISH FIRE BRICK, PLAs-
- tar, Hair etc.. for sale in lets SUI purchasers. by
NJ EASTMAN & co,
No. 10 ROYAL street.
RaAl orders left there or in Box No 49, MeGhaucs, Ex
change, will be promptly attended to. oil SIN
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R5- Conslgnees OF the foIIOVyins; Goods TO
Order PER ship Martha A. Mott, will please make themselves
knoTh g the deHargng clerk the eyee cases Muche2
Otherwise they will be stored the risk AID expense
owners Thereof. S, JONES Il CO.,
~ pr sire
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H. Me DONNIGLL'S REST AURAST, y
% a l4I Common street. between Baronne and
fdssggass6s ~ rondplet streets New Orleans.
Ea2Ssaass This establishment will remain open aurlrg
the here everything the mark founc
and PRICES moderate The we'll ventilated
desirable than other similar place in the city during
weather.
Furnished rooms fortransent Roarders.
Families and Commission Merchants supplied with Wine. and
Liquors Of every description at wholesale prices.
MCDONNELL L McGRAW,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27
LEGAL NOTICES.

svroyn TtsrpIrr Corv77 ~ T1TTE- l 1,TLT C C,- 80
'''' " y = nj ~ " :" ! TN " utih Vr
New Orleans i1f n,iITi P a y ,gL lne eptns
Hrt,TJS e + u; from leland to Emile ,treets.
~ I,rts, -,I 49, "a lH'9cEsAEtieA, HAIy APP
st' o. tsl 'Iite ana hNSess
ny o@S isSf we a have @ day 4Posed vita s
,a,e Jetmeu 81, e. from Poland q Emile streets and that
he Gid Src,Y5 IiiTirI a u. fS'l Y" 9e resented TO
Oh TU ESDAY The second v If N,yayj ~ lti''oI'
e m L,ESPTL,T
q II D : ~ -
Nor H ''i'-' l.
New OrleaF Octobrr O 1873 . --4'''-N'
LEV1'ESH 0 De "a De DISTRICT Es d. Il @
Nouysile - . re Daqphiue aqceunenent
" '''o 1t,.S' I noi' W Y " e Ia lue 70
A WISHES snusstgra, ,tT,,,s, Wv, ,,. I,Ty -
1I '7 @ is ia eg1g,Gg CS.T De District De Ia N9nYeI;e
susfa aHaira 1nilIent 49, ~,
an tieter De Ia dtr tdIr NE c6pie De m DE- @
ssssfmsn ts par sgE pour %aysrlure Ia panphe
sne IA Gogr poa r eoSTps M On 9S 5y%
Ig5s - -, 9-1' '''AI'i'i' ie- ~ I'hp'S'
'''2' G Dr FrRIFT
j. 4 RMILGNY,
Nyo,ro, rr1a,,s ,.,ar a 1eee n MN -,
49, -s---2- --2--, 2-.-2-- > t- GgII q = &2Ll
Scoop yn sIcT GoVRF suGchSslG IN o. CAPE "M
yFT a :, n - = 7, ~ Doo.
w Women he I,npri fnr afraTs ~ t's
asian, " ~ 1, - 81 Sip Oh ne VtclAt
Noss + hgrsSy 5tyeg to al when il nay concern to show
| should not be granted " i' " ~ P7'
By order Of the Court. J1 KELLY n.nn,r c,.rs
/ DEUXIEHE CoUR De nITRGCT2 SUCCESSION DE CAPT.
de y Ng9yeIie 0rleaHs WA L. n0LMES.-No, 1903
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AUCTION $3.50.


AUCTION SALES.
sEyENFYF1yE ROLLS BRUSSELS AND INGRAM
Carpeng az auction
By MONTGOMERY & sMIT 7,
r.. NJ MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer.
TUESDAY, 26tIl Inst, at IL o'clock &. NJ,
Il NJ Sq 49f R6h I BR sGBg XII o EFA1N
CARPETs
B-TERMs-Cash. o25
ESBRoIDERIEs, MUsLlNs AND sEAsoEABLE DRY
BY f. ROGER & co.
Formerly u. Peyehaud, Hyde Coz
Il 9 a ths ; 36ah M dns ia Ht 10 oeloe a.
An invoice Of Embroideries and White Musns.
- Also
G. dozen Steel Spring a and Skeleton skirtg
1875 packages and lots Dry Goods consisting Of Fan Prints
Satne, Blankets, Hosiery, Checks Coonades Cassmeres,
Alousseine de ane, ETC.
B2TsTEkAS--At sale. o25
SPLENDID ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FURNI-
gIe french PLATE Mrors Piano. etc, at auctionAccount
Of declining housekeeping
BY j. A. BEARD Co.
GARDNER sMrTa, Auctoneer.
UESSD 4 the 10th Inst, at 10 i-2 O'clock
SPLENDID ROSEWOOD PARLoR SET, covered with
rich Satin Br0catcle, fine Mahogany Bedstea Armor Marble
Table Gs French Ptc Iirros elegant Tyiyet Carpets Rags
bne Mantle Ornaments, Time Piece Paintings Emgrayngs,
China Glass and Croekeywae Cooking Stove, Kitchen uten
ONE UPERGoR CatCKEAING PIANO. All nearly new
Rg-IERMS-Cash OPS
GOOD MAHOGANY AND WALNUT FURNITURE,
nearly new AZ auction.
BY MONTGOMERY Il SMITH
r. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctioueer
"WEDNESDAY, the ;2Zth inst, attn O'Clock,
w on te premises, corner Of Poydra and Mgazse
T5s contents Of via as9igg ofmgng srge as.ofmsGt
taf ss,i E4 II. Ns Ui snsR etc. -,
- -
EXTENSIVE CREDIT SALE OF CLOTHING
by =. ROGER 4 co.
me. , a. ~, sS 'a''o nSae a Io1
a H. %9 3d iSt;' az ~ . ocl9cK Fl,
soId ~ 's ""e'n '''n o 20 o'u hV'ee 'tee'' VIII De
80 lois Of scasonabls ready ade CLOTHING, got up
pessy for ne city trade consisting Of Velvet Beaver Goats
3a@ 9peq Goa" M f9ntS Back yl%h oHts sllk yes,S
no9ISn i'is asias rs Freeh
new SyIe Ietropoi-an Coa,s Gl5tb casere and tweed
suits, ST. &c s,s, ~ ,.,.,,.
wITuorT Observation-Disclosures vEeTIoNIRT,E
Rosewood Furniture.
BY R b. SYKES Auetioneer.
at sSu5s d5@s ass end e. es b o
, a'ly l S5S Wdl TSIgs re ou 1 5'ep pi u
OH P.iptir Steel FDrryiy e. Victoria and Albert RogySod
siGs d. WIZ TEGas d. BooR Gases and Secretaries Nan,
dining Furniture Of OAK E%cao6 Dirg T%GIs 5ybJad
Ma IGPs Arp e9ysFsd win Morocco CHM. Dinner
n,u e s, NgS Fe s"ie Titm g[S satley Oh
Tie basIors and bedrooms on rSt iosr we're ig ed BY
S Mr H. eibceht on Royal set recently the whole il
Ga9gqs % b. ety ,9r distr9io4 on the 25th and can
The house Viii e open for inspection Z6h 9Th,
from y z to to; : tx, Z; clock ! each any,
Splendid R0SEW0OD. MAHOGANY Ann yyAI-EI-T
utitile 49, GH'Pe's' Ieici ide Hil''VISt IlID
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E. t. PARKER, Sheriff.
BeREAg D1 snEgLr. PAnoIssE D,oaLEAys. }

NouSelc-Orl6sns, lie Is d'Octobre. 1879 (
sI1EsE cogR De DIsTRIor 7PATRIGK M&GEEv W. GSEM2-
N4uyelle Orleans. } Williams 4 Brito1GNo $50
A Wis esq par Ie present dOmue QUEEN vertu
= aHn %f de saisie pF0yig0ire moi adresse dams
lni.tre ci-dessns i,ai "a ii lie ct p possession
DUNE MACHINE FAPEt r FORMATIVE de Ia force
De NUT cheyauX sur aqus l. demaudeur recame e pry
leEe ae Fehe 9ne persoanes inereste qu prelen
draeni aE0r dro Ia de machine vapeur etc sunt noti
hes dhvor comparalre Ia si&i6me Gour District de Ia
NouYfeOea dams les quiRze iOrs qui suvrout Ia date u
present awe ct repondte Ia petition etGpsGe dams Ia ire
sene aare ct denre les sOn pour lesquees Ia dite mo
che FaPG1r elc ne seraent pas pour satfsfaire
OILS . q 30 u3 r It PAREER SiarF
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PROPRIETE Ell 4tEu BLES.
SUCCESSION DE MARY MCFARLAND.
PAR TOURNE & THOMAS,

,-7,r- =
fhoFiElHlh n S'E'G bI'f.9.=
SUCCESSION DE MARY McF ARLAND.
FAR TOGkNh It THOMAS
EUGENE ToUREE Encanteur.
NTAHDE . NOypmE,rc 1865 n midi n I, 1 -
mi Gaia IL
orrlre H. I,hCnorlble ou ,grnud yisSart m i, ss
Iure EN1Trrnn dua
etc ri.Hbres dacrits- - " 80
TN CERTAIN DE TERRE sitUe dams lie Premier District
de rrtte vile dams lp inrne rnr les rIes ihone pair
HerigIy ct Jackson f6rnant ie coin de- CaiBoTeet
Ia re Ci; G lSs G pa a e5 Ge oce
igres entire Ii,e nariia es e. face i i, 4ne p
Piag de Pile igF mai 1910, ct depose en- pcice dc D.
Nc. lay, noaire public
Ensemble aFec teules les omeoraons, batsses etc. q
tr3gYtnt.
4se d ycnte Parasydt R j. Kerr notafre pubic as
SSl4 M Il flfeS sur fS !euS SittSSus
il94 i'H E'e 'l'i-' III o. @AIsNlo41'9' Spf a ZEN
Huleae'e. oc2 10 . no2
-Z[-- = = ~
IMPORTANT SALE OF GOVERNMENT VESSELS.
BY PALFREY & CO.,
G l. G Drprv Aurtf,raar
~ L. - t'Uip I NltS ,'ieeI,
THURSDAY, Now Gj, 1853 at IL O'Clock M,
L at hanks Arcade, Magazine street
Us Schooner C0i4, NASliINHItlS aud HANlh
: COL BLISS iI9 Az
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closed me consisting OF newspapers
ard cities Of the ustriau Postal Union Denmark
Norway sweaent Poland Russia Greece, Iouiau Islands, etc.
Is sent from the office IN New York semi weekly.
rs Ship Frank FLINT, Capt, Robinson, from
rct fonsigpeSg as raiastpI Ia attend "a % r.rai 9F
their goods the levee
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h8~ NOttee-The Ship Martha A. Mott. Capt.
Jurlp from Boston, is 6charging cargo Post 10 rrst
District ConSgpees win please attend 70 the receipt Of their
freight on the yee, otherwise they wall be stored
and expense Of the thereof.
OF >. q a. t{rs Z, eo Street
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sHERTFFs SALES.


5nIaD JUSTICES goURTl HENRY LARoUiE w. n
ESF me FaIsi o. Orleans Block and Wife-So ~ 49,
TX N1E1IU ~ Of writ of fierI faeIns To me
Grecea By the Honorable the Third Justice,s Court For
W. Fl5h q OfleanS 10 the above entitled cause viii pro.
ecu 70 sen A pH9c aucon the premises hereinafter de-
O'Clock, a. NJ. - 80 " N'Dstf 'o'o' ~ H2a
THE CONTENTS OF A GROCERY STORE situated at
corner Of howard and Graver streets IN the Frs District
Of anls Guy an also The Furniture therein contained
Jhe %h9fe as per Inventory to seen al my Office
Seized IN the above suit
TERhS-Cash on the spot
F. r. PARKER
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
oo0E De Ia IRoslENE JUSTICE De PAX 7HENRY LARQUIE
ParOEse diOrleaUg EroTsn - 20 sg6
FttN d y 1iSlV Fun writ de feri facIas q moi
haTesae pE Ehch0fAbe Gour Ia T0iFians usIige de-
fAN pour rs fArnse Orleans, ratF4ire cidgsus ie
pLoceucth ie aAbEDi, 30 doetULre 1853 a 1917 hepFes
dicntiOn de - " ~ P1'''ttS Ct 'uJ"
In EoN p DE la GE9CERIE s'se 1'ange tes rues
que DUN lot de Meubes contenaE " ~ '1' ~
lie tout sniVan nyenta pu0sa ~ m m
Sasis dams l'Aftre ci-desSus " 49, 't''"'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS moment de l'adludication.
10 ., e. % on f. T. PARKER,
W - - 50 ~ Sherif de Ia ParuisSe d. reaug.
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PUMPs, pArHING APPARATUS. &c. a

q PUMPS, BATHING APPARATUS, dc. A
"a "a JOHN MCCARTHY, Plumber, FFsF@
VW No. 1874 Camp street, fsSs5*
Keeps constantly hand q large variety Of BTsss
Cocks Force Lift Pumps Beer Pumps, Cooking Ranges
Bathing Tubs Shower Baths ETC. Also Lead PIPES laid
repaired and Sheet Lead Work Of every description ship
and steamboat work promptly put up repaired Charges
moderate. ALL IL
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Date or Departure or European, California
and Havana NIaiIa, for October, 1858.
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DENTISTRY.

sgF1s5ss7Eks CHARLES H. kk Ellis, ID. IL. 8.
sA No. ISL Canal street Jotwgen Carondaleta d
SHYYkass4T@ Bsronne Streets New Orleans. ARTIFICIAL
4L1-2-5i TEETH inserted in full partial sets, viii
for Besut ity and tbe celed
ja6 lyEW
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nEUxIEwE CouR pE DIsrmcr( SUCCESSION DE JAMES
de Ia NouyeIle-D rleans. { MAGLONE,-NO.l465S.
A 'FTENDU que Patrick MtfGham n prcsemtc
II petition In Gour reiuI d'ohtenr les ettrus ii Ad.
mnisTapn la succession lie Ieu James Magone DECIDE
intcstat-
par lie present dome tous que pout con-
dRNor deiue dix ours, les rasous pour
uueles il ne serait pNs fuit droit la dite petition
Par ordte de Ia EouT.
oc16 % y ]. L. KELLY, Dtpute Grefier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27
hotels AND REsTAURANTa.

SAM'S SALOON, NOW OPES-THE PROPRIETOR
~ o. this house f prepared furnish refreshments
fuey eher solid Or liquid OF TO be surpassed by any other
share ofpubtc patronage. &c In
NJ. Ist;AUN's COFFEE AND BEER HOUSE. No.
~ Poydras street
RThe best Of Liquors and St Beer always on hand
Lodgings furnished a all hours o. 8m
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Notice Is hereby given that the Termination Of the copart
neFship existing according written articles of agree
meu between the members of the fl of Baylor Co the
will be dissolved aud the unfinished business placed IL
liquidation G. G.. BAYLOR.
Manchester. March a9 EtW
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r1,Hn uNpmRsrGNnD as OH HANp IN

TT4R UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND AND
700 barrels MESS PORK
300 =. PRIME PORK.
800 :. RUMP PORK
100 hhds. BACON SHOULDERS.
10 :. SIDES.
20 SMOKED HANS.
GU tierces SUGAR CURED HAMS.
so barrels BEANS.
ANGELO COSTA,
R2f lY c. 81. 60 and t9ld Lowe st Louls Il.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27
SLAVE DEPOTs.

50 NEGROES FOR SALE - HAVING RE-
az moved m Espanade 10 the of Bsronne and tara
Eier streets, squares Of he Charles Hotel,
M viii keen constantly on hand choice lot af MARYLAND
and Virginia NEGROES, consisting of Field Hands, HOUSE
Servants Mechanics, Cooks, Washers and Ifones Seam
stresses ETC. all of which Will be sold low for cash
for good city acceptances.
seq If 7 NJ WILSON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27

n LUTHER HOMES, FOUNDRY AMI
n a ORNAMENTAL WORKS, Corner Of Benton and
D Euphross streets ONCE, No. LOG ST. Charles street
" CTwo doors from the ST. Charles TheaterJ Mgnufac
urer Of the latest and approved Patterns Of Rsngs We
randehs Doors Shutters Vaults Bridges Straight and Crcu
lar Stairs Store Fronts Capitals and all kids Of CAST ANT
WROUGHT IRON WORE for Building purposes
Rail!ngs, CsstiHgs GuB1d Boxss.
aGtors for sale Old Stand IOa st. Charles street
Orleans AZ IL
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W. Mercantile Library Association THE
opened daily for the accommodation Of subscribers
from IL O'Clock A. NJ to 10 O'Clock p. NJ.
Persons DESTROYS of becoming will please leave
with the Librarian.
Subscription s. per annum.
Rooms corner Canal street and Exchange Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-27

IA FOSTER'S SLAVE DEPOT 1871 G0hAoH
Ht street. 0rleans.He keeps constantly hand snA
for sale, Mechanics, Field Hands, Cooks Wasers, IroE
ers and General House Servants. Alar buys and sslfs
SLAVES commission Having converted the family paft
he three story building the Of Slaves has sde
be best depot in the city and we'll Furnished fer the oofe
J Slaves.
y FOSTER.
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" GARDINER SAITH, AuctI0neer
FRIDAY, the Goth inst, at 10 I-2 O'Clock.
~ No n Consance street. ne'sy opposite the Pau.diug
FINE ROSEWOOD PARLOR SET, 10 pieces, Rosewood
Eagere, do MHrbletvp Tables Marble top Eugee Sideboard
do Bureaus and Washstauds Bed,teads Ano Extension
Table QnamenmF rane French Plate arlor Mirrors elegant
namask Curtuu Shades, Mantle Ornaments Time Piece and
Iarl0r Lamps SPLENDID Wilton Velvet and Brussels Carpets,
Rugs, Mating il Cloth. China, Glass and Crockery ware
Cooking Stove, Kitchen Utensils
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d ITF-i6 puncheons Santa Cruz landing eS snip s. Louis
IL Tor sale In boud, by S. WOLFF,
of9 corner Of GraYier ana New LeYee SIS.
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q SLAVE DEPOT, No. Igs GRAyIER= AND s.
.e8 DRYADES STREETS.
OK To TRAINERS, PLANTERS AND MERCHANTs-
Having opened the LIST of january 1858.
with good 600 Negroes respectfully
licit II patronage of old friends and customers
ZIG Iy o. L. HATCHER
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hs- j. o. D. Fs--Cregccmt lodge NO. =; meerg
every THURSDAY EVENING, IN No. !, ODD Fel0Hs'
HOWELL, Y. O.; n. OYERTUN, Recording Secretary
urer. jyIg6m
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-24

We learn that in consequence of the encroach.
ments of the upon the Cape Hatteras Point, the
beacon light has been removed to a position 500
yards from the extremity of the point. The light is
of the sixth order of Fresnel at elevation OF
twenty-five feet above the level of the sea-
hibited from an open frame work structure, sur
mounted by lantern and the entire building is
painted red. The light should be seen from the
deck of coastng vessels, under ordinary states Of
the atmosphere, about six miles.-Beautort Journal
DARING ACT OF JAIL MISUNDERSTANDING the night
of Monday last four prisoners escaped from the Jail
in this City. The escape was effected through q
breach made in stone wall some three feet thick.
The prisoners succeeded in removing from the solid
.-~;nl.:->,' "-- ..,Ic
dred pounds, which they let down gently upon their
bedding in the cell.
The names Of the prisoners, and the offences with
which they stood charged are as follows: Charles
Morris, kidnapping John Stewart, mail robbing
Robt. Sader, burglary; Wesly Mills larceny.
On Tuesday morning. the fugitive Sader was
met We learn by 1. D. Smith, one of our district con-
stables and one of our city hired guard, by whom
he and the circumstances of his Imprisonment were
well known, and no attempt was made to arrest
him! Sheriff High has offered reward for the ap
prehcnsion of the fugitives.