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TNOBACCO!-rOBACC0 SHALL FROM THIS
date continue business for my own account
under the style Of JOHN PRICE, Jr CO.. at Nos q and
~ Matches streets. -,
We will &C all keep hand large and choice stock,
suited for an markets. hogsheads and bales All descTp-
tions Of CIGAR LEAF TOBACCO, also in hogshesds and
bales for plant stion JOhN fhlCE, Jr.
New Orleans, October /, 1851 o. II
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U,HE BAGAssE KETTLE TRAIN AND FUR.

ID
NACE-The subscriber is prepared To close
with full guarantee take o crops with GILMANS PATENT
BAGASSE FURNACE AND KETTLE TRAIN with
Of Wood exceed onehRlf cord hoghead
entire boiling Of the Juice into Sugar, cord
hogshead both grinding the Cane and Boiling the juice
Sugar.
Of the Bagssse Kettle Train precisely the
that required for the old kettles employing equal
Of hands eleaR the The needs the
Of but hand the Baasse Is touched
after u enters the Furnace
SAN. II. GILMAN,
!sI 70 dFavisr street
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SUCCESSION OF NATHAN HART.

U.
SATURDAY, the 27th day of February,
. Is g. O'Clock NJ. by virtue of and pursuant
order Of The Second District Court Of New
Orleans 2j dated Goth January 1858, will he sold at
public auction Banks Arcade, TO effect partition among
the heirs
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the improve
thereon being No 10 New Levee situated in the first
District of this city, in the bound by New Levee
oumerce ST. Joseph and julia Streets and measuring % feet
New evet by about 25 feet inches in
depth ns Joseph street, l2 feet
depth side Julia street. and about q
width the pe-ali American measure
The Improvements consist of three story brick store, with
out bui dings,
RS5HTERMS-Cash.
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GEO. W. ROPER.


New Orleans, Dec. 10, 1851.
This Is TO certify that in May last had erry house
cred with Childs Co.'s Patent Elastic Fire aud Water Proof
It has stood the ntenseheat Of the WELL and
this time has not leaked drop. II appears
firm and perfect the day il put and 10 every
meets expectations. should hesitate recommend
to all who want good fire aud waterproof roofs
T.
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J. K. PUINIEK q CO.,
Office at L S. Holden & Co.'s, No IOI Magazine stree

New Orleans. jan T. 1858.
This Is to certify that have witnessed experiments made
up0n Chlds Patent Elastic Cement which proved
faction its ineombntbliy under any Of expo
which the roof of house liable
am Of its perfect mperviousness thai
fiat roofing covered with which previously leky
but IL thoroughly light
CHAs. BRIGGS.
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NIERCREDI, IL fevrier 1858, IL heures
l NJ work shop de Ia de Ia Nonyelle entire
Pdydras DUN DIRE de honorable
f. H. Morgan JUICE de Ia seronde Conr de District de Ia Nou
Orleans date du is anver 1885, vendu Pencan
popee suiyante pour compile de la succession de Robert
Frrgusan-
presses hydrauque machine de ourneur ct pereo
colyen, machines, vets fer ter tuyauN cuVre
fer camons cotton cternes jus de cuvre
On plus de details nsuitant les catalogues
que ron trouvera bureau de Pencanteur.
n1y- TERMES EFT CONDITIuNS-Pour toutes sommes au-
$500 complain Rudessus de sec ct
$780, billets 80 jours auessus
5000 de $500 lets 60 ours
de $500 bes 90 ours ues bes evront etre
endosscs Ia Satisfaction de hdmnistrarce. FED l6 "
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CHAs. BRIGGS.

n.
This certify that in June last had the veranda of my
house. Of fuydras and Carondele Streets With
ChIds Co.'s Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof Cement
Roofing far Il remains perfectly has fully
met with my expectations As TO durability say
that appears sound
put the vcssudes of heat and cold appearing
10 affect il in the least.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


CT. CHARLES THEArEK-sT. CHARLES 81
B. Lessee and Manager
II. CORhi.....s-- Acting Manager
FRIDAY EVENING. Feb. IL. 1859,
Comedy Night. Benefit Of Miss cUsHMAN, who VII
Il two ehsLaess; comedy q As YoU
bust Mr. Ham5S; Adam M Rd1srds: Toaehsidn.. NJ "
BoyeS 70 e99eqas Yin ne c Rs,,s esseH q L
Hehrv wilder, M " fright; VI Diaper W. '. Bowers
pS-suDday- Benefit Of Nj Kale keignolds
RIn rehearsal-A new drama, The Surgeon o. Pzris."
PRICES OF ADNIssIoS-Drs.s Circle and Patqustte, Is
second Circle 50 cents Gallery Is cents usdroon Boz
tickets rs cents; Private RoKes, each. IS.
f sss open '''' from ~ 70 G. O. cHEsLEY Treasurer
SPALDIsG & ROGERS, MUSEUM AND AMPHI-
y THEATER,
ST. Charles street. corner Of Commercial Place.
@. R. spading. Manager.
FRIDAY EVENING FEBRUARY H.
BENEFIT OF MADAME KELLER.
Performance EVERY EVENING and EVERY SATURDAY
NOON AdmissionFify Gents; Children and Servants hall
p'''s ." '' SECOND WEEK or THE FAMOUS
KILLERS Yo6N eii frl lrf1S@pssa LLEr CORPS,
MILE o. RIsTISE.
and Saturday noonCbange Of Programme New
TblesuxNew Baets Dances in which the Great Tr-
II ,Ss', Office open from 4. NJ. o5,zP.N
Doors at o'cock-oyeT'ue to commence at quarter
fes HENRY RAREsHIDE. Treasurer.
METAIRIE COURSE
zssx Nile Heats. besi in 5, IN SaTses s,'''
| - Clab Purse, s75 The following are
- the entries
Edw. Skillings enters Oh. g. POLK.
| J. Ripple enters ch. g LTMBER jim;
| Geo; Butcher enters 70. 9. BILL BUTTERNII.R.
| saml Rice enters 20 sadde gr- g. BILL HAMPTON.
Ths ought TO make one Of the most interesting Pacing
Races that has been here for Look for f
fels i - JOIN L. CASSIDY.
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"a J. YEGAs,s DANCING ACADEMY, AT

u ~ the public that his popular Dancing Academy IL
open the season. Odd Fellows Hail. where hopes
with the liberal patronage The teaching will
mence o MONDAY, Nov. g
The fashionable Lancers Quadre aud the CaledoniaHs
Quadre danced IN the first circles Of Paris London
winter will be taught by Mr. Vegas.
The popular Childrens Fancy Balls will be given by
Mr.. ]. Vegas every month.
The days and hours Of Tuition follows:
Iadesruesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, from 10 till II
clock NJ.
ChildrenTuesdsys Thursdays and Saturdays from till
O'Clock p NJ.
Gentlenen-Mondsys Wednesdays and Fridays, from till 10
o clock P. VI.
R9- practising party for Ladies' and Gentlemen every
Wednesday.
will be given Children and many
Fancy Dances before taught this CITY, will be brought
out.
J. Vegas will also give seminsries and Private
Families
Musical Department the charge of that excellent
Yiuint Mr. A. DENEGRI, Orchestra Leader for Balls and
Soirees.
nI- For terms, apply to Mr. j VEGAS at Odd Fellows
Hall at Mr.. GABICrS Music Store, 80 Camp street.
OBI 4m
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THIRD prsrRIor couRr AMEs MAG I Us, RAYMOND DE
OF New Orleans. ! LACRUZ-No. ll,SSS
DYVIRTUEc of n writ of seizure aud sale to

THsD nlsTSIGr MAGT Us RAHN9ND DE
QYVIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale to
ID directed by the Honorbe The Third District Court Of
public auction, at the City Hotel Common street between
ay 1855 II o'clock NJ the following described property
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with the -
buildings and Improvements thereon situated in the Fourth Ia
District Of this city in square bounded by Apollo Nayades ~
by the number Thirty four plan drawn by O. A.
reference in the office Of + Gosy n9STy public which lot
depth OF hundred and two feet inches and four lines be-
story frame dweiss single rooted having -four rooms and
each each with with Ire place place Chicken
seized in the above suit.
TERMsrhe pnrShassr e assume the payment Of four Pre-
three Years aher date for $50 Is and the three others
18Th Jue 1851 for the OF i2 81 each payable respect
six per per from
mH S with mortgage On the afoe desItbed properly and
for the balance Of the price Of cash On ihs spot
Sheriff the Parish of Orleans.
| TRoIs1ruE CouR DE DIsrR1cr) JAMES MAGIvs RAYMOND
de la Noqvele Orleans. DELACRUZ-No. HISS.
I'm VERTU dun writ de saisIe ct yente, a
Nouyelle Orleans laaire ci-dessns poeedeai lie
rue de la Commune les du Camp des Magasins
US CERTAIN TERRI IS, sue dams lie ouatrieme Dis -
,c Dc ee,,e VILE dams e borne PAT les s Apoo
sous lie n9mero sae9as'Te sur un plan dssse par O.
cours Petude j. f. Cohey, noaire public
pIeds de face Ia Washington ofondeur
deux cent dVnx peds dix quare gne entire nes
\ paTalleles.
Ensemble toutes les batsses authorizations qu
ent dit terrain consistent maon de residence
bae bos couyerte bardeanN quatie chmbres
salon ehseun ayec foyer chambre ban cuisine sysnt
deuN chambes foyers pouaer et ehsmbe bos
|
LIE tout saisi dams raiiaite ci-dessus.
sssumera lie Placement de quae
blets odre avoir date dl Is dOcohre 1855 able
tros date de la de $50 % les trois
dates du IL de Jnn 1851 de Ia S42l SIX chacun,
payabe respectvement IL Is ct "a mois de date Les dts
quare bs portant nteet de six pour cent Tan ae
eur date usuA eur echeanee de hut pour cent
Pan de eu echeanee hypOtheque Ia preie sns-
deerie ct Ia balance du prx ddude on compliant al mo-
ment de REHABILITATION .n,.rn
| 10 IL % fe5 70 Sheriff de Ia ParOsse d'OTleans.
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AUCTION SALES.

MEMS AND BOYS HATS BOOTS AND SHOES
BY BLACHE 4 BEAUMONT, Auetoneers.
FRIDAY. the I2th instant. at 10 o'clock |
A. al auction, at their auction rooms II char'rss
'D'''' 80 cases Black Pearl and Brown HATS.
% cases BOOTS, SHOES and BRoGAEs.
DB-TERMs-cash. fel2
MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT FURNITURE AT
BY GARDNER SMITH, Anctoneer.
Office, No. Commercial Place
ERIDAY. the 18th inst, at half-past ~
general OF good Household Furniture Kitchen
Oi sss-Tkeas-ca.h. fen
PINE READY-MADE CLOTHING.
BY BLACHE & BEAUMONT, Auctionsers
FRIDAY, the I2th Inst, at 10 o'clock a.
NJ, at auction, at their auction rooms No. II Charres
large assortment Of Fine Ready Made CLOTHING such
Black Cloth Frok and Dress Coats Silk Lined Beaver and
BaHe coa Black DoesEn and FsHcy Cashmere Paats
SILK Velvet Grenadne Satin AID FaAey SILK Vests etc.
- lkhslo-oAsh. lelO
BOOKS. STATIONERY. etc., AT AUCTION.
BY X. ARMFIRLD Auctioneer.
THIS EVENING, n early gas light, at No.
valuable collection # the best works Of The best authors in
Isie. Cap and Note Papers Enysops gSld Pencils.
fishers the United States together with variety Of London
Publications Of the fine, useful ana industrial arts -,
nation and private sale during the day.
Sales without and will be continued every evening
until al sold. MIA 5m
= - . ~, = 1900 - .o11-r,- ~, -7,7-- : never,
nv n vTCNTF Apc,,on~er
r, srrruD.v .h, am, ,.,s. - 10 o,.,oot. M
> al Banks arcade Magazine street without reserve will be
sold -. - ,,,-,.-- -. s..-....u..-
a hst OF Vanaoie Nosss Wahers IpysIl
Chilu MUSES. nome servants hechhhcs rlo1 hAnus' anu
lew young BOYS aud Iirls, all inily guaranteed
pa5-TEHMs-AtsAe Ielz
,Apop wrVVIy cATV az STocVs INsTR NOE
"zA"NH "HHhNA - "NNSA'i @-S
SCRIP, e.e,
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Pointe Celeste Parish Of Plaquemines, Nov. 30 1857.
In MAY Ia had large Of house covered
with W f. Chds Co.'S Patent Elastic Fire ard Water Proof
Cement Roofing So far has stood the yicissitude Of heat
and cold we'll Since then, have used it several other
buildings. - .,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
, THALBEnG,s CONCERT.

A CARD.
The Manager Of THALBERG's CONCERT respectfully In
forms the public that the Of Mr.. Thabergs Concerts
foiowa The 6rst 90 MONDAY Februafy IS the seeoad
WEDNESDAY February u the ihrd aud last bat one on
February 20 The programme
fully selected and will contan the masterpieces Of the
formers, and none Of them will be repeated telO u
& THALBERG,s FIRST GRAND CON-
-. CERT ~ NEW ORLEANS,
THALBERG. yIEUxTEMPs.
Will tase place
ON MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY Is, 1853.
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
To render these entertainments the most brilliant given
in this city The following eminent Artists have been engaged
ana WI VII 1pb, ,s az jointly win ,-rp,-xrv,,rs
T T REEfiIA IOHANsES, YRS Ssis;xrr
Mr.. THAtBERG viii play fani.sie L Elisire D'Amore,
MT; YIEUxTENPs will play Fau,ase Caprice Lombard,
Nine JonANsEN will srg Aria, Trovatore; Cavana, Err
mani; and Duei, semrsmiee, with Miss Kemp.
Spot and when the Swallows Homewatd Fly" and Duet,
with Mime Johanssn
Sig ARDAvANI will sing Aria Trovatoe Lucetia BOrgia.
n- The price Of admission 6xed according loca-
tion. Choice and reserve seats, 81 and 81.
HoTICBn consequence OF the inquiries dollar
might likewise be had and received the ticket Office the
lie large every facility attend Mr. Thaiber Concerts
begs to that for thes Concerts in addition TO the
at 81 EACH the sale Of which will the day Of each
Concert.
according With boih the 81 and 81 cke.s will
be given check emitting the holder to reserved seats.
continue THIS DAY, mHENRY pa soS's PIANO STORE
q Camp stree, The only authorized Tieke, Office
sold 81 and 81 will also be retained for sale
| the evening Of the Concert the Hall.
k8-1he Concert will commence O'Clock.
ednssdayi iith 1i H. cad G t r.,
| Nzf@Safur0Hy. Concert.
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BILLIARDS AND POOL-rHE AMERICAN Ex-
ID CHANGE (iafe 81. Nicholas BILLIARD SALOON, The
largest private and finest In the city, has been closed
DAYS during which the Tab have been newly
clothed, In frst-class play ing order.
The game af Pool will be introduced to gents oUly.
RS-We solicit your favors-
Opposite 81. Charles Hotel ST. Charles street.
r9rIunch served daily from n A. N. to r. NJ and sub
stanals served AZ night until time to close do n
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DoUsLING THE INcomE OF CoTToS
IL LANTERS.


PATENTED IMPROVEMENT IN TIE KAEUFAcTTRE
OF Y4KNS,
rsd ~ rase II tb nsmber eoussns Of children o.
Of and above and women unfit for blowing or
70 furnish Planters with this NEW CON-
CINE II neeessary-uaEeiy; The Gin with Lap Appendage
IN one aacsns, and the ssassni Machines spiISns
plantation, complete, with great dispatch Also, competent
'oNE.iiALF OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INcoME
tie very first year viii MORE IHAS PAY Tor ne mnos
NY IMPROVEMENT in its results Planter equlva
lent TO his having purchased plantation
productive than those he works and while his Spin
The cares anxess Inherent Planting Gathering and
/ Ba.ing up a crop.
MACHINERY is CASH ARTICLE, but for good accept,
grant reasonable facilities; and for the RIGHT OF
THE PATENT fourth 70 be paid to each Of the hss
dve Ct the the Yarns bring over nned cotton
with contract nsuring ment should the plan Aton change
Proportions from Planters may be made and TO knO.
TO state what has been the number Of poanes o. 'ne
nI s2s %'' p''"'' u GEo g. HENRY Mobile. Ala
T,U,MAN,s PNEUMATIC STEAM GRAsy-
VI LAToR now in nse on seven h
three crops with eOs9siion Of ne following savsa,sgs.
over any other k ssss t sPR"''0A %
Il reesres but pressure 50 pounds strike
II reauirss no additional water boilers.
I P sesn nsss surface ! saasy GIiSstsd the
Juice thai and hs and ssnaS.a q ne bos
direct additional boilers are required where ne min
pail cylinder boilers 9 inches IL diameter and 5. fee. long
e the Pneumatic Battery, making 10 bids sugar
smuch the planter than other steam bat
tery application of steam to making in entirely
For further information psmphls, full specifications
Who prepared make for ,he Battery Evapo
rars CHARTERS, to be used with direct % eSh@ss. sss
Dc 70 Grsvier street. New Orleans. La
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ING SNlOkE Kris OF CUT TOHANCU-TfIE UN
designed respectfully informs ci'y and country Dealers
generally that he has lately added to his
factory NuFFS which obtained medal the Universal
Exhibition az Paris 1883 the mannactur Of all kinds Of
SMOKING TOBACCO which he guarantees good, least
celebrated houses besides being perfectly
pure and OF pleasant taste.
factory AT MeDonoghvine. La.
OF A. DEif1I.
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EIslk,s COTTON Seed on FACToKY. a

II hTIeFTs UTIeans
This Factory ~ pounds per dav
ing gallons Of oil n00l pounds oil cake
aud giving employment 10 loo and feeding 1000 persons
daily Of 500.
This oil Is much cheaner better and cleaner than hog
oil; II is good solid OIL and also hair ard
for burning in lamps oil known and in all es is
guai en- give satisfaction. fec Ct
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On DANCING ACADEMIES-MR. A. CHE
N RARDI respectfully his fiesds aud the
A public that he has reopened his Dancing Academy
TN the Masonic Hail. Charles has also opened
Dancing Academy the Eagle Hall. Of Prytana
and Felicity Road.
All the Fancy Dances Of the will be taught including
Les LRnciers and the American Quad lille.
Glasses Masonic Ha-For Children, Monday Wed
nesday and Friday, from p NJ For Gentlemen every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at P. NJ.
Glasses Eagle HaFor Children and Young Ladies' every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. from 10 6 p. NJ.
Mr. a. having followed the profession city the
q years. continuance of the patronage hitherto
bestowed upon him. iall 2m
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FOR RENT.

TrOR REyT-sEvERAI. FINE ROOMS SUITABLE
FOR oicp over Of New Orleans Of 80.
Charles Union Apply the Cashier. no "
- FOR REsT-THE FOUR STORY sT0Rs, NO.
80 occupied by hessrs kingslsDds
VINCENT 4 CO.,
No q Cusfnnhoase sfrp~t
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STOyEs.-FIvE HUNDRED COOKING AND
- HEATING STOVES. Of the latest improved patterns
kr-& Morning y " Charter Oak, shanghai" keono
~ Cooking Ranges and the celebrated Creole Cook
stoves,u OF their manufacture
The undersigned prepared TO execute At short notice ali
orders for sheet Iron Chmneys bIeeehng Boxes
Copper Pans and Pipes Copper and Brass They keep
hnnd Of Tin and Ware suitable Steam
boats Hotels Private Families They agents for the
manufacture Of McCRACKENiS Patent EvEporaing Steam
Sugar Pan They have certificates In their possession thai this
Pan with the quantity Of steam, has evstored double
lie quantity Of the best Pan in They have
working model Of the Pam which they will he happy exhibit
10 an interested in the culture ID Sugar Cane.
WHEELER 4 FORSTAlI.
d29 zT9 TchoupoulAs Front and Is Futonstreets.
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GEO. E. COOLIDGE,
VI MISSION MERCHANT. !
leans. -Refs
Hon. c. n. Waterman. Mayor.
Messrs. j. W. BurbTidge 4 Co.
W. A. Violet 4 Co.
fennell, Power a Co.
=, J. Waterman 4 Co.
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WEDNESDAY, Feb. ~, 1858, at II o'clock
w A. NJ work hop, New Levee Street between La
faye Poydas streets by virtue Of order Of the honor
able p II Morgan Judge Of the Second District Court Of New
e MS dated 18th January, 5S will be sold at public
ton for of the succession of Robert Ferguson the fol-
lowing property, viz:
Sundry ers Lumber Sugar Rollers Hydraulic Presses
Cutting and Boring Iathes Coyrrs gnes Iron Rves Old
Iron Pumps Iron Shell Valve Cocks Iron Fines,
Railway Punching Machines, Copper Pipes Cotton Trucks,
Sugar Juice Iauks b etc. will fully
pear by reference the catalogues which be obtained
the oiire Of the auctiOneers
R5y=FERMS AND ONSFor all sums under $500.
cash; all $500 and less than 5000 by at 81
days: 0O aud less than $500 by at 60
days; all $780, by Mt 80 da - the notes TO be
endorsed satisfaction Of The administrative.
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SUCCESSION DE ROBERT FEReusoN-No Is 100.

Grande mporante machines boi cylndres
presses hydrsuQues machine de tourneur, etc, etc.
PAR PALFREY 4 CIE.,
q. L.. q, DUPUY,
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I. II. McMANUS,


Depot N. O., q. A q. W X. R., I
Algers, jan 2 1858.
j. r. Pointer ESQ Sr-ln answer to Your inquiry to my
opiUon Of "Chds' Patent Roohng have say that the
covering which put upon last July the
purpose admirably nnd from it present appearance led
10 believe will prove durable han any other paint
or composition hereto in for such purposes.
Yours respectfully,
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SUCCESSION OF ROBERT FERGUsoN-No. IS, l2o-sEC-
oud District Court-Lage and important sale Of Mac
Lumber, Sugar Rollers Hydraulic Presses, Cutting
Laihes, Colyers, Engine, etc, ETC.
BY PALFREY a CO.
@ L. @. DrPrY Ancioneer.
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ONE HUNDRED NEGRO

~ Al FOsTRRs sI4AVE DEPOT, ~ Connon sileefl 4.
this time. 100 likely Negroes for sale VIZ NO Fied
M Hands Cooks Wahers IrsneTs; No. Carpenter,
No Engineer Tbreagh the entire VII Be found
well selected tsf purchased expressly Tor
market; vii receiving supplies week du-
Having leased the house formerly occupied
Messrs. slave Depot in addition 20
place. will be able furnish traders with SeRroes for sale
comfortable shall all
isfaction all parties. TH0S. FOSTER.
se14 I'm lS7
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g SLAVES! SLAVES!! sLAVEs!!!-
IA We have hand and for accommodating terms
GGS NINETY SLAVES, embracing Men, Women and Chill
M irsnamnng them about fifty No Sugar and Cot.
Field Hands, from Plantations Also No Cooks
Washe and roners Seamsresse airdressers House
aud Dining Room Servants and Nurses and constantly
receiving consgnrents from South Caolius Mississippi
Georgia. Alabama and Florida
feO I'm j. L. CARMAN & co. 90 Magazine street.
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TRUNK S-TRUNKS-TRUNJxS

m aSde.asd sle nor esln y IN ISs
EgS . III lowe figures every size, style and quality Of
~. TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS and VALISES.
sock The largest Of house in the South and
long experience in the busress enables with
that furnish the several articles
lower prices than any establishment Dixou's
line.
In addition immense stock Of the articles
teep constantly on hand large supply of INDIA RUB
Der Goats, Coaks, Leggns, Piano Covers Preseryers
etc,
Country merchants and travellers respectfully invited
examine our stock. II. W. REYNOLDS 4 co,
No NJ gazine street
Estf one door from Canal
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gA TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
~ Ran away the lIh January, light grin Toy
"A HENRY GORDON, aged about "a years, weighs
NJ about l51 pounds about inches in height easily
frightened confused when spoken has staggering
gait; thin sche dressed when he left black frock
coat checked pants drab vest aud
light coored felt hat Apply
MeDUNNELI.'S Restaurant.
fcs It IA Common street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-12

TN STORE AND FOR SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBERS:
81 casks Claret sundry brands
500 boxes =.
100 Snrlines assorted.
IS packages Brandrs, in bond
25 boxes Swiss Absynthe f. Pernod.
800 baskets Champagne sundry brands
Olive OH, etc etc.
GRATtAA, CoMMAGERE & co..
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-12

-- NJ. sCHNEIDER's PLEYEL PIANO DE-
eEE7POT, No. 50 Roya street.
t All The undersigned would call the attention OF The
public to his and extensive SOCK Of
PLEYELis UPRIGHT PIANOS,
Hollow Iron Tubes manufactured expressly TO his Older
These Pianos finish adirabe and touch
passed BY any offered the lowest market prices
Sole Depot for LETERAE'S CHAPEL. ORGANS, Accor-
dons and FutinAs, Of iou XIV Ofena aud Gothe style,
with without the Celeste Sound.
PIANOS TO HIRE Tuning and Repairing attended to-
NJ. SCHNEIDER, g r iyal srreei,
JAG SIN opposite koui.iaaa Bank.