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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-05
f. T. PARKER,
Sheriff o. the Parish OF Orleans.

DEUxrExE ooUn De DISTRICT W v. CARRIE 4 co; vs. C.
EN VERTU dun writ de fieri facfas a moi
Il adresse par h, noabe Denxieme de risicg Ia
Nouvele Orlesn dams Pare cidessus je procedera Ie
MERCREDI 10 de mars 1855 midi Hotel de Ia Cite
de la Commune entire les du Camp ct des Mgasns Ia
pubiique ct adjudication de-
L'INTERET DU DEFENDEUR G. " JoNTE sa- -,
voir La moe udvise de terrsins nesgnes sous les
Nos Z, dams piiet borne par les Dor FL
genois Canal jackson ct Broad. Les g. ct me-
chaque vutsep peds de face Ia jackson,
pied de profondenr No forme ange de rue Jsck
DorRen0is les Nos ct mesurent ehacun
pleas de face Ia Jackson ct Ia meme mesnre dams lie
fond cnquaate neu ed dix ct qaatfe gBes
de profondeur.
Ensemble bases authorizations qu existent
sur les difs terrains.
lie saisi dams ratfaire cidessus. 49, e..
CONDITIONs-Comptau a moment de fadnfcation.
Z. T. PARKER,
fe5 Is Is MI 10 Sheriff de la Par0isse d'prleans
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- as EIx7FITREs-GAs FIXTURES

HENDERSON GAINES,
No. % Gansl street,
CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS, Brackets, Han Lamps
81 lanterns Nnnie Lights Portable aud Drop Lights, etc.
o French English American Manufacture IL the greatest
variety, AMI at ore
kp-When desired, they will be put up. - -
y D-ANe'' i'sN ' - SELF ly
M WILSON or 81. GEOKaE's AND 81 BAR
thnlemew Hospitals and With hicord OF ra
bs peued his oice No. II nauphine street. Tor
te an especially the treatment o. all dseses o. hs
nrtive Organs both without the use Of etSi3
0e- hours consultations In French and Engish 20 ~
NJ an 4to6 7. n. NC ~"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-05
AUCTION SALES.
BOOKS STATIONERY. ete., AT AUCTION.


BOOKS. STATIONERY. etc., AT AUCTION.
ny Il. ARMFIEID, Anctioneer.
THIS EVENING, Mt early gas light, at NO.
Il So 81. CHARLES street. will be Sold
valuable collection works Of the best authors in
the various branches Literature, Science and Art
Letter Cap and Note Papers, Envelops, Gold Pencs ETC.
This comprises Books Of the principal pub
hers United States together with variety Of London
Publications of the fine, useful and industrial
The and warranted perfect and for exai
sales without aud will be continued evening
until Al are sold. mia SIN
COPPER AND IRON FRENCH STOVES, BATH TUBS,
Kitchen Utensils, Tinware, ETC.
BY PLACIDE j. SPEAR, Anctioueer
CHRIDAY, the 9Th Inst, at o'clock u. M,
Il $50 Royal street, between Dunane and 81. Philip
streets, account of departure, will be sold
whole trade of said consisting Of French
Bath Tabs Kettles and Pots, Kitchen Utensils, Tin
wAre,e etc
ra-TERMs-cash on delivery. fe3
VERY VALUABLE FAMILY OF SLAVES AND CAR
rage Driver at Auction.
BY N. VIGNIE, Auctoneer.
9 SATURDAY, the 9th inst, at I1 o'clock M,
y al the City Hotel Common street. will be sold
LOUISA, grill aged about n years. No, washer
ironer plain cook together with her four children,
MARY FRANCES, aged years.
GORNEI.IA, aged years.
GEpRGIANA aged years.
JERRY. aged years.
n4g~said slaves fully guaranteed.
hsNkY man, aged about 81 years. No. dining room
servant and carragedrye accimated well recommended and
fully guaranteed.
pg-TERMS-Cash. te5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-05

DEux1EME CoUR 0IsfRIcTl WILLIE DE La N'LLE.oR
della Nouveie-orlvuns. ANS vs.. ACHILLE CouK-
I'm VERTU drum writ dc fieri facias a moi
H adrese phoncrshle Deuxeme Cour DE District de Ia
Nouvelle Orleans dams rasre ciessus je procederat lie
LUNDI, Is de tevrer 1855 midi Hotel de Ia Cite, rue de
Commune entire les Tes du Camp ct des sagasns Ia Vse
publique ct adjudication de-
uN CERTAIN TERRAIN, situe dams lie neuxieme -
District VILE dams l'et No l2 borne les M
du Maine Peur johnson ct SPhilppe lie dit terrain kxA
des du Maine Pienr, ct quatre
vingtdX ueuf ped de face da Maine cent ped de
profondeur ct face d Ia freur
Ensemble les hasses ct authorizations Gun existent
CONSTANT mas1s bots deuN etages eouyee
battle rencognure ayAnt II chambres galere
comprise cuisine bJs deux etages, couyerte en- ar
doe tas briques naehevee ecuries cuge ct install
laiion pour Peau.
lie saisi dams paffaire ci-dessns.
UONDITIONS-ComptAn au moment de Naturalization.
T. PARKER,
iaI Is fel s Is Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'OfleAns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-05

VALUABLE COOKS, WASHERS, IRoNERs, HOUSE
Servants, Mechanics Field Hands, ETC.
BY n. VIGNIE, Auctioneer.
GATURDAN, the 9th Inst, at IL o'clock NJ,
- the City Hotel Common street. without reserve viii be
sold
list valuable Cooks Washers, Ironers Seastres
Child Nures Huue Servants Mechanics, Field Hands, aud
few Young B Us and Girls s fully guaranteed. %
-naIE EaLn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-05

SECOND plsTRIcr CoURr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS d vs.
DY VIRTUE of q writ of fieri facias to me
ID directed by the Honorable the Second district court q
Orleans n the above entitled cause will proceed to sell
public auction the City Hotel Common street between
Camp and Magazine streets, TUESDAY the I'd day Of
March, 1883 Il clock NJ the following described prop
erty, viz
K CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate in the First -
District city square No 100 bounded by Prytania x
Melpomene Coliseum and Terpchore streets Said lot NELL
twenty feet front Pytania and ninety six feet
in depth
Together with all the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot
F. T. PARKER,
h..I - ~. q la.s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-05
WOODBURN. SPECIAL DETECTIVE
" FREIGHT POLICE OFFICE No Is Poydras street

Having appointment and commission from Hon c. NJ
Waterman, Mayer Of the city Of New Orleans agents
sgnee and officers Of ships and steamboats, notified tn
prepared sceve and punctualy attend all left
by DAY night nj 3n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-05

SECOND DISTRICT CouRr} CITY OF NEW ORLEANS W.
OF New Orleans. SACHILLE COURGELI4E No l24li-
DY VIRTUE of a writ of fierI facias to me
ID by the Honorable the District Court OF
New above eutited will proceed TO
sell public auction at the City Hotel Common street between
Camp Magazine streets, MONDAY, the 18TH day OF
February 1855 IL O'Clock NJ the following described prop
erty, viz
rct of this city in No. l2t, bounded by MAN, M
Prieu johnson and ST. Philippe Said lot forms iii
the rncr Of Prieur ninety mine feet
front by depth and front Peur
with all the buildings aud improvements thereon
consisting of frame house. saerooed built AZ the
corner having gallery included and frame
schen roofed unfinished brick house. Stables cern
and waer-works.
Seized IN the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot.
p. T. PARKER,
heriTn f tha Paris If
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sHERIFF's SALES.


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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-05

"a RARDt respectfully announces to his frieFds and the
fM public that he has reopend his Dancing Academy at
N Hall ST. Charles street. and has also opened
Dancing Academy at the Eagle Hail. corner of Prytana
street Felicity Road.
All the Fancy Dances Of the will be taught including
Les LAncieTs aud the American Quad'ille.
Glasses Masonic HaFor Children every Monday, Wed
and Friday, from 10 z. NJ For Gentlemen
Tuesday, Thus day and Saturday, at I p. NJ.
Glasses Eagle Hai-For Children Young ladies' every
TUESDAY, Thursday AID Saturday, from to 6 r. NJ
having followed the profession in this city for the last
years hopes continuance Of the liberal patronage hitherto
bestow him. iall I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-05

VITHISKH-25 Ibis superior Rye Whisky old and raxe
jas JONES' MArKINDER a CO., 81 6Tavisr ST..
ExCHANGE ON NEW fORt<-FIms and shwE
Il Sight Drafts on New York Fof sale ay
jA6 BAREI4LI CO., 81 Common sIeeG.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-05

DUTLDING MATERIAL, BRICKS, FiREwooD.
Y DEMOR FILE, u eaier,
At the Old Basin, of Toulouse and franklin,
Has constantly on hand BUILDING Material, such a.
Lima White and yellow Sand Cement Plaster Of Paris Shin
s abs Slaves Also, English, French and American Fire
Brirts and all kinds of Firewood.
ar orders the country promptly and carefully attended
- aus ly
mm FIRE PROOF = FsS.-GENUINEs SAL
Aan ~ AN 4NDER l-WILnER'S PATENT, with Rieh's
kkA Reimbursement Longer in and more thoroughly
SN 44ested with than other safe in the
6ES world We are securing Safes with the eele
brated patent La Belle Lock- which has never been picked or
blown open with powder Ii. c. MI. - No.
Tie most splendid assortment Of Safes Plate and Money
CHESTS aver of this ket hand at our store 81
IN IN. ~ ~ times STEARNS Il MARVIN.
10 s ina nv S. GUTHRIE, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-05

DEuuENE CouR DISTRICT WILLIE DE LA N'LLEoRLE-
de la Nouvelle Orleans. } ANS vs.. ID, H. JONES.
No. 1858
I'm VERrU dun writ de fieri faciRs a mol
IL Honorable DeuXeme Cour de District de Ia
Nouyele Orleans dams Pahare cdessns 10 procederai e
MARDI 2 de mars 1858, midi, PH6tel de la Cite, rue
Ia Commune entire les du Camp ct des Magasns la
vente publique e adjudication de-
uN CERTAIN TERRAIN, situe dams lie Premier -
District de Vile dams let No 6j borne les rues M
PTytanee Melpomene du Coee ct TeTpsichoTe lie dit M
Engtsix peds de face la Prytanee, ct
quaire -vnlgt seize pieds de prof0udeur.
Ensemble les basses ameloraoBs qni existent
lessus.
saisi dams Fsffaire cdessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de radjnaication.
Il. T. PARKER,
iae9 fcS Is % M sheriff de In ParOisse d'Orieans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-05

Of New Orleans EeING.No. 56l2
DY VIRTUE of a writ of fierf faeias to me
ID directed by the Honorable SIKH district Cunr
New Orleans will proceed to sell
public auction, WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of February
1858 at 1919 O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises-
the furniture and movable effects contained in the
misses situated Fulton and ST Andrew
Fourth District of this city per inventory to be
my office.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot. $500.
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-05

SIxIEME CouR DE DISTRICT JOHN DENlGER VS., LEWIS
de la Nouyele Orleans. ! L0VERING-No. 5,6l2
I'M VERTU dun writ de fieri faeias a moi
"a ndresse par Memorable siXeme Ueur de District de
la Nouyele Oreans aaire edessus, e proceder lie
MERCREDI IL de evrer 1858 l0 heures A. NJ sur les
eux, d Ia vente publique ct adjudication de-
meubles eets conenus dams la niaison suee
raagle Fulton Andre dams lie Qnairene District
de WILLIE suyant nventae depoe en- mon bureau pour
SAisis dams paiaire ei-dessus.
CONDIIIONS-Compla au moment de LIBERALIZATION
4. Z. PARKER,
fe5 a-l2 Is II eherif De In Parois.e dlOrleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-05
o.. TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY Me- q,
E.S GROES FOR SALE by Id

n M. PAPPENHEIMER HAS REMOVED
VI from Baronne No IFS Canal. where be
81 has hand sud is eonstantly receiving large and
" splendid of Rosewood Mahogany Psrlor
and Bed Room FURNITURE, all selected by himself
which lie offers the public reduced prices suit the times
Call and eN anime before hnying elsewhere Ia 6o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-15

The Melbourne (Australia) Args Of sept Is remarxs
w have still many unemployed. The railroad works
have been much interrupted by Strikes caused partly by
the unfair treatment OF the conkttors, and partly by
foolish attempt the part OF the men 10 force from them
higher rate Of wages n time when this was imross
BILE, labor SAIL much In ercess Of the present demand
The Contractors have, we think prejudcally 70 their
future interest tske advantage Of The temporary super
fuy AZ labor not only 70 xeer men working the very
lowest scale N remuneration, but otherwise ~ treat
lhcm 10 keep the in state Of constant dssstsac
ton. The necessities " MANY compel them 20 work FOR
any Who vii give them the opportunity ~ earning
their bread but the best eavag the works 10
dsggt whenever they have chance u employ men else
where and the bad feeling against the contractors VIII
80 D. fYrg lttsn When working me- are a. ep IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-15

DEWTIgTRv.
A RrrFrCrAr TEETH INSERTED AT TUE LOWEST
N possible prices, seta silver ~ gold cas- connu
gum pIan, tX Dceth extracted without pain Odoes
No 8s CanS stree, Mercer, block OF Broad
DIR EAGLETON
nEHTrsTRy -TEETH EXTRACTED TN TIN SECONDS
~ without the slightesi pam. by my original pre-
not freezing This admirable system prscsed BY me
ouy. References given required
DR. n q BURgfH, VS. Cana stress near Wooster
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-15

san Juan del Norse Got. 10 correspondents o. the Lon
don News
Before Colonel Childs eft here he addressed comruu.
TO the city authorities stating the wish Of tho
company establish their depot the side u the har
rauy feet Of land fronting the harbor aud piece
The lagoon Ia the Of the town The city government
as al present constituted being prohibited by the cous
t1ton from N any way dsposng y the public lands
Mosquito, who repheo that Sir VIM Gore ouseey is
daily cxvted here With regard 20 the differences listing
between sosqaito and Nicaragua the request ~ apphca
ton had better be deferred until his arriva.
Paris fNoy lp) correspondence OF the Ioldon Poet
An cctayo volume Of universal political and commercial
npo tace has appeared under the title Of Percemcnt dc
Llsthme DC Panama lar e Cana de Nicaragua" by NJ
felx Belly appears that on the Let Of May 1858, NJ
Deity obtained concession from the President Of the re.
public o. Ncaragua (Gcn Manez) and the President Of
the republic ~ Costa RCs (Jusn Rafael Mora) N cut
md through tho Isshmus Of Panama The articles ~ the
conventions pub sued 10 the pamphlet before me- and
appear 70 be far aud reasonable g NIL concerned Article
10 ~ general interest and says.Tne contractors dis
tDctly proclaim that the canal shall he open on equal
terms to the Tags 81 all nations, aud that uniform tax
A. moderate n possible shall Apply 70 every de.
sCflpton Of merchandise from ell psrts 81 the
world Tbs, tax is Fixed from this day Al 10
francs per maritime ton n 90 kogrammes), and at
o0fr. Tor each person. The COMPANY has power b.
augment these charges but reductions will be made pro
vided they be accomplished In accordance with com.
mercial interests Such the most interesting feature
OF the Belly on for the rect Of the world
P1namo Canal CcmTsny has been FORMED in Paris and
plan y vnpfne the P1,fc and Adonic Oceans The
10 question gives details Tor the working out OF the pro
posed canal and treats the enterprise Of universal
interest and cosmopolitan demands 10 m ich for the
commercial view " the proposition The political difcu
tee 80 far as learn, greater than those pro
vded b. nature, Alnsf CA IL known TO be opposed 10
allowing the Pres dents Of the sister infant republics
g. dispose " what we would suppose 20 be Their
rights eBl privileges America saws - The Panaul
csna ought 70 De executed lily American company
W. haFa 80 tUAs ar 'lnt u interest n that p,r II TIE
W Fri ora tN q Il H.N { hs Net #
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-15

IN PtLpn's orFTCEs 70 BLgrCKyR STREET -
ucurs l1if 10 2 aaf from ~ N ". evening"
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-19
No Discourtesy Intended.

To put ourselves right before the members
of the Legislature and the public, and not
through terror of an expulsion from within
the bar of the House to the Peoples Throne
in the Lobby, we hereby disclaim any intention
by our refusing Mr.. SIBLEY the title of Cover
nor, to thereby express discourtesy or dis
respect to the House as body. His Indian
Trading Excellency is technically the head Of
another branch of the government; and as
he, with partizan court and partizan At
torney General challenges investigation into
partizan forgeries through which he holds his
office, so do we point to the courts of law,
and tell him and the Legislature that they are
open to him for redress if we have slandered
or libelled him in any way. 1t is, however
little too small for the great, rich dignfied
and consequential Mr.. SIBLEY, of Mendoza
to be thus seeking to patch the seat of honor
OF his dignity by using the House, as his
thread and needle for that purpose. Let
members, the next time he applies to them
refer him to the courts Of law for balm in
Gilead. We, also, " challenge investigation:
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-19
More Forgery.

The Pioneer and the Times both yesterday
showed their little devotion to the sacred
principles of right and truth which underlie
the observance of the Sabbath day, by pub
lisbing false and made.up sketch of the pro-
ceedings of the House On Saturday in regard
to the .uinnesotian reports. In the remarks
given as those of DR.. TEFFT, there is not one
sentence reported as he said it while sentence
after sentence is forged and put in his mouth,
in violation of every article in the code of re-
portorial right. If the reporter of Repub-
lican paper is to be expelled from the floor
merely for refusing to recognize the forgery by
which SIBLEY exercises the Office of Gov
ernor, by not giving him that title in his re-
ports-a matter with which the House has
legitimately nothing to do-then what should
be the punishment of the reporters of these
Democratic organs, who deliberately falsify
members remarks and make him bolster up
political forgery, and utter sentiments for
eign to his intent and thoughts? Suppose
somebody rises this morning to another
question of privilege"
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-19
The Railroad Business.

The rush to the Office of the Minnesota and
Pacific Railroad Company in MAcKUB1N &
EDGERToNs banking building, by persons in
search of employment on the Railroad, is i'm
mense The Railroad office is on the right
hand side of the entry on the second floor !;
while that of the law firm of SANBoRN
FRENCH & LUND is on the left hand side,
opposite. TO such an extent have the latter
been annoyed by the applicants for situations
calling by mistake at their rooms, that they
have been compelled to put up conspicu-
Gus card on which people are warned that
"Ihis is NOT the Railroad Office" This proves
quite effective, except with the Milesian ele-
ment of our population, who are like the boy
that knew his letters very we'll by sight but
never could remember their names
BY the way, there appears to be little
doubt, but that Mr.. EDMUND RICE compile
ted his arrangements east for, and has abso-
lutely obtained, all the money required by
the Company of which he is President, in
order to commence and continue the work
" simultaneously at st. Paul, st. Anthony and
Stillmater." He is expected on here in
few days. 1t is thought when he arrives,
that different arrangements will be made as
to the contracts and that the work will be
divided and let in smaller than 5O-mile Jobs,
to contractors of moderate capital, especially
those who were promised contracts by him
prior to the loan election. This is good news:
if correct.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-19
~rhev Wont Call Me Governor y,

1t is we'll understood that Mr.. SIBLEY him
self instigated SrARKEy to rise on Saturday
last in the House to his absurd "question OF
privilege" He was present in person to lis
ten to the toadyism of THOMPSON of Waba-
shaw and doubtless that gentleman has
large expectations from his Democratic friends
in reward Of this glorification of the Indian
Trader
We refer him, however to the fable OF
Esop, about the dog with meat in his mouth
crossing a foot bridge over stream; who
seeing his own shadow in the water fancied ii
another dog with another piece OF meat; SO
dropped his own beef and sprang into the
water to attack his foe and found himself
slightly mistaken in all his expectations =
He lost the beef entirely
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-19
THE WEEKLY MINNESOTIAN
y AIN II = A u l.
Our Ransom for 1t!

It to our readers to mention, briefly,
our reason for refusing in our Legislative he
ports to give Mr.. SIBLEY the title OF Toy
ernor.
We know. and we know that he knows,
and that many of the Democratic members
of the legislature know that his certificate
was obtained by forging the names OF Judges
and Clerks of elections, to poll books on which
were also forged the names of persons who
never voted, containing forged returns of
votes that were never cast.
The State Senate last winter voted down
an investigation into the facts; the Demo
cratic majority voted down a fair bill to allow
an investigation before an impartial court!
We have reason to believe that H. II. SlB-
LEY is a party to the whole fraud at all
events an accessory after the fact.
Under these circumstances, we think it is
right to make in this way continual protest
against the crimes through which he exercises
the office of Governor, by refusing ever to
concede to him the title of Governor.
He is a usurper; and though we may be
compelled TO submit to the laws to which his
name is subscribed, yet like the Republicans
in France in reference to the legalized usur-
patton of Louis Napoleon, We cannot consci-
entiously take the oath of allegiance or by
any language of ours concede for one moment
the rightfulness of crimes which strike at the
sacredness and purity of the ballotboX-
which set aside the voice of the people fairly
expressed by means of election returns that
are forged and false-as much so as the can
dlebox votes of JOHN CALHOUN of Kansas.
This course is required on our part the
more, as people are too much prone to regard
the cry of fraud about election times or i'm
mediately afterwards, as the tlutter only of
wounded birds, and generally make but a
"nine days wonder" of it, and then are accus-
toned to see it all dropped and forgotten
But the forgery by which SIBLEY obtained
his certificate, and by which perhaps others
of our State Officers were elected, is SO much
beyond ordinary election frauds, both in its
execution and in its effects, that we deem it
dangerous to the peace Of the country to al
low the public mind to subside into lethargy
and Indifference over crime which may here
after create necessity for revolution and
bloodshed, in order to resist its repetition as
means of securing Democratic ascendancy
in the state and nation.
Now is the time to kill the monster in its
infancy, or farewell to our boasted capacity
for self government and self rule. A cor
rupt ard criminal government cannot, and
ought rot to stand.
For these reasons we protest and shall
continue to protest in every possible manner
against II. II. SIBLEY being rightfully or hon
estly the G0Uernor of Minnesota