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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

To The Associated Pfess. -
WAsHIsGloA, Msy 30. xS.
Lord Nspier has not minated thai in his opnos tas
Derby Ministry will insist Oh the visitation Of Aoenex
vessels to verify their nationality a. has been sssSi
the newspapers. He has rever committed his Gr-
errmert By asy such declaration
A statement hsvirg appeared in vsMous quarters
inna.irg that The Albion newspaper stands IN cone
connection with the British Legation at Wsshioe1os.
there is also coed authority for asserting. With csss
dence that lie British Legation has scoresponieos
OF relations whatever With that sOy other journals
tie United States.
The Union Of this morning urgea the importsoesS
strengthening the national defsnses. IL IS persuade
tbst while the Administration is deeply sensible Of 70
duty TO protect the people from actusl aggression.
in the anticipation of danger there is gross necesy
in the preparations for the coutins eooy of asAt
war.
WAsHIE6TOs, Saturday, May y, 1853
The sale of he Military Reservation OF Rock laand.
Illinois has been postponed by the Secretary Of We
for the pieseLt.
The po,tpOnemeht Of lhe land sale, 10 Kansas til
the lst and 18th OF November s officially announced
Men Of all parties opposed TO the Pobcy Of the Al
mnististion have been consulted IN regard 10 tss
iormston of Peoples Party of the Union, but 10
general meeting mas taken place. TIE promnsnt X
pubhcans Congress state that they nave rot bess
conferred with given their conseIt 20 the proposes
pew organization.
They think there are quite enough opposition pa
ties now, without masking one more, and, while wilnx
to cooperate with others where cooperation requires
no sacrifice of principle they intend to make the es
Of this year the platform o the mantassscs
of the rights of Freedom without trespass on the aa
rights of the South, Apti-Lecompton, Anti Atmins
tratiOn, and retrenchmeni and reform.
The ordnsrce ship Plymouth, Capt. DsaEea
left here this morning for the Gulf. She mas an AM
ment of one l.inch and four 9inch shell euns, AMI
crew Of 2l2 men She is in high state OF efficiency
ard all hands IN high sprits.
The Committee on Elections, 10 whom was resrrt
the inquiry to the right of Mr.. KDgsbury to rssss
his seat as Delegate from the territory outside Of ~
State limts Of Minnesota. have come to the sairns
tive conclusion, and the subject will be considered %
Monday,
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tAe Seoste seem to be Reasonable euoush. and ect
at al to dsvate from the treaty in its character Of
Convection for the settlement Of damages grow
ing out Of the Panama riot.
Another subject Of debate in the New.Grsnais
Congress was Dew Constitution, ia he policy Of
which there seemed to be general 'cluesceacs,
changing the form Of government from central to
federative. The idea u also started of the reco l.
struct;on of the Republic Of Columbia BY the union
Of yepezuels, New-Granada and Ecuador in one
federal sy,tem-a project the realization of which
would be greatly facilitated BY the recent over
throw of The military rul, of Monssas IN Venezuela
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REMOVAL.

Tho sncd h.srg to the eligible loo Atty No go
s,n PrinesTeet opposite se Aetto-
o an Ho.- .sud ting sp-eisl s,ssaon u eisrea Tok
.ua to bst ~ continually receiving the latest tys Of
isbIrs which BE- hroUlh ne all OF our
,ei.ut cons moderate chsrges wsie eur stock OF
he Grsirs % reLsymsSe Ea'men ~D be suoo VII
sn.l. - ~ MAINTAIN n. supremacy heretofore AWARDED oar
- l., ti,. linz W T Jennings l. Co..
hi-rcasu, Tsiots.
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M prCrII,R MERITS OF THE

CaITrENDES HAr
.,. - 10. ,ooopl.e ada ,on to the requirements Of
SUNNER HAT.
. sso IN the harmony Of smp' proportions with he Q0ie
49, ma. IL n. ranufscure aud the isvor With which ia II
- - rur Tn ADJ
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Business Notices.

100 CASKS OF NEW GOODS.
Jos. suived from France psi ships Investigator Asa Ed's
&c. We receiving
NV BEaUTIFUL STYiEs u the following g'oe''
DISISC SEgvIc
(ehte and decorated, from &lS 10 SSo pr 'oN
TEA SEsvIcEs and ToILET sEfs -,
CHAsDfLfEKS aud Gas FXTUGEs T. hoe ss''i'"'"|
STERLING SfLvEK TTl sEfS
TFSs, Spoons W,ITEEs, FORKS ~
Also -....
FRIACH CLOCKS. BRoNIhs' r, =, xvv Ic
GtaSsw1Rr slfYER-PiaTED WAKE, CViLkkI, a. .t
Our FIVE L 81 and he public senesaJ s'' '" -
shove eocds which oher fof $50
MODERATE PRICES.
At hN'NS y H. HAUGawoUT Co, .
lamar II Broadwsy aud Brpoue IT
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MaEvEI.s IN MILLISERY
For III bites, Paris B,nne's Wud-'s assortment
For tb- ,h-.t F4-rch Ribbons W!ce's assortment
ssts FI.Dch Flowers see Nicrs sss'i
Fo ,h- mos, graceful Dre.s CAPS Wid-'s sentiment
For tao iyIrs sts~ Goods, zee Wide assP-
"a.
FOR IaE CHEAPEST rSichs - NkwfokS'
So WiLDE's Millinery Rooms,
y, 81
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FIKI AND RGLAR>.--The AIuM PATENT
s, affords seclri., against The Of mr.
and b- 0f haIsHs word, and seing
-,ry ire- from pnes- BE- used dsPo'ry Tor val
BILE tsEer, ps,s and -ry without the slightest Tear oil lorJ
Door 10,
for banks - ~ snd dwelling hoasrs
An examination OF tie
ROTNRT Lock,
bV thousands prominent sillsps eauno
AL to Of is acyzh;ses over 81 oaef
Iosks ss - srcuIlty and coDyoni.Ber . a
VALENTINE BUTLSS Ne. S7 Broadway.
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BATCIlFIOR h AIR Dl E--N lGS AND lOtfhAS.
80. w1id-r, c-t 4fod cs-,5 lleu. Sat
NJ -, Rrsl~sI I've fNtr rooms xo~ssY Tor ih' a9f b
ton OF h fsias i'S DIV m 3est cN'su- B,roHfLoK
u.s. aud ToyrAls u al cteeg els - tue
siv .r~ s. i-. c- th 2o;-y ua i~-to); sd uzoc
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IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.
FENCING AcADEKF.


CAPT EDWARD DE REU, pupil Of OF the most
celebrated Military Academies Of Europe having been
teacher Of fencing in the weknown Military School Of w. H.
RUSSELL Of New Haven and from the Board Of Visitors
Exceency the Governor appointed Professor Of
South Carolina Military Academy Charleston and Of the
regiment Of Virginia. and 30h regiment Of North Carolina
Militia respectfully Informs the public Of New Orleans that
he has opened Academy for the Of giving nstrue
ton in the above noble the ATmoy Of the Continental
Guards Lafayette street, where he will give lessons
single classes from 10 A NJ to p NJ, and
to 10 o'clock P. NJ every day, Sundays excepted in
Of the Small Sword Broad sword SABRE and likewise
in the use of the Lance Bayonet
Capt de R. would call the particular attention Of
tins subject By being taught this science by the method
Inge, children Of nine and upward will acquire noble
carriage natural and geniee the
time their bodies will be developed and streng hened
As Fencing employs both mind and body time
enee at the that the former pan
attack the att be ready expey as well
to guard against and reode futile the simultaneous move
eo Is throughout all Europe considered ,ssary to an
educatouand therefore Taught all public civic as well
as military schools.
For terms, please Apply the Academy during the hours
specified.
a9- The particular attention Of all Military Companies
called to the new tactics in Bsyonet exercises fee II
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Roof that will stand extreme cold and intense
expand every characteristics any
| AND WILL NEITHER EvAPoRATE, CRACK OR ROT,
| AND FOR DURABILITY AND CHEAPNEss ITS EQUAL
is NOT AT PRESENT KNOWN.
CAUTION:
the unparalleled attended the intro
duction Of CHILDS co IS CEMENT several worthless ii.
aton and nfringemens have appeared which the
public cautioned Remember Chids Patent In regard TO
which hundreds Of testimonials and certificates largest
Builders Presidents of Railroads. Insurance Companies
Planters can be shown
NJ u. CHRISTIE Builder No 30S Magazine street has the
sole right this Cement this city All orders left
with him. at the office of the Proprieto No. lO Magazine
street, will be promptly attended to.
Application be made the undersigned for the purchase
Of rights to use the above Roofing in parishes
tory, in the States of Louisiana and Mississippi.
To builders and others this would be excellent invest
ment
]. R. POINTER & CO.,
Office at S. Holden Co.'S No. lO4 Magazine street
New Orleans. Jan. 4. 1853
This to certify that have Witnessed experiments made
Chlds Patent Elastic Cement which proved to my salts
faction its tncomhusbiy under CT
which the roof of house liable convinced
fat roofing which was previously ieaRy
oHAs BRIGGS.
New Orleans Dec. 10, 1851
This is To certify that in June last the veranda Of INV
s corner Of roydrSs and cSTondes covered with
Roofing So far remains perfectly and has fully
met with expectations TO lis durability cannot say
than that appears perfect as the day
to affect II In the least.
GEO. W. ROPER.
New Orleans Dee TO- 1851
cred with Childs Co.'S Patent Elastic Fire Proof
Cement IL has stood the summer we'll and
TO this time has leaked drop appears lust as
day 6T OH nS p
TO all who want good fire and waterproof roofs
Proprietor Fourth District Ferry.
Pointe Celeste, Parish Of Plaquemnes Nov 30 1857.
In May last had large part Of my house covered
with W f. Chlds Co Patent Elastic Water Proof
Cement Roofing SO far has stood the vicisstude Of
and cold we'll Since then, have used several
buildings.
n McMANus.
..a Depot N. o., o. 4 @. W. R.R.,l
Algers, Jan. z, 1885 !
opinion Of Chids' Patent Roofing" have that
covering which july
purpose admirably and from H. appearance led
TO believe that il will durable other
or composition heretofore in for purposes
Yours, respectfully,
Vice President and Superintendent.
Office OF the New Orleans. Jackson 4 O. N Railroad
- New Orleans Jan. IA, 1883 !
Mr. ]. R. Pointer: srIn your inquiry gives
you covered with Co.'s Patent Cement
have thus far given perfect satisfaction
slant about months have leaked drop a
perfect and put on aud take
pleasure in recommending this Cement preparation adm
raby adapted for car and roofing purposes.
Yours respectfully,
fel0 If Master Maehinist
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srahe Sugar Plantation parish Of 81 John the Ban
t the right bank Of the MssSppi river about As miles
above New Orleans measuring about 1875 superficial arpent
which about one half Is adapted cultivation the bal
ance is imbered Together with ali buildings and
nsnis thereon. house with engine purgery s.
mill barns stables large orchard $50 cae etc
further paIteuars apply The aucOneers Offices where
~ N. FIGNIR Auetianeer.
Bsnks ARCADE Passage Ne s. Of Cont street and
Terms liberal. i5ii-' His f9 't4H an,
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q sLAVEsg SLAvEslI sLAVEsIiI-
IA We have hand and for accommodating terms
eA NINETY SLAVES, embracing Men. Women and Chill
trgn-am1ng them about fty No. Sugar and Cot
tn Field Hands. from Plantations. Also No Cooks
Washers aud Irners. Seasesses and Hadresses House
and Dining Room Servants and Nurses and constantly
receiving eonsgnpenis fterl South Carolin Mississippi
Georgia, Al btrna and Florida ~
fsiO I'm j. L. CARNAS CO., eO Magazine street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
81. CHARLES riiEATEH-sr. oaARLes 81

!
ST. CHARLES riiEATEH-sT CHARLES ST.
RgBAk Ie.s-. and ran.<.r
" ''''s.'' Acting Manager.
MONDAY EVENING. March /. lana s
FIRST night Of The q Mr. y g. cHkNFR sfr
WI y sntsd ihs iHE sis6EsTRaSSK
s. os .eor; ssr Witch pcgua. q
esd@ viii, ne sasessfai arans 600
sixteen String Jack, Nj. Henry FAlsa,
PRICES OF ADsrssTos-Dres. Circle and p.,sv.e. >.
ss. s;sosa c Sy 80 'is e.sy aio0s Bon
poors open at ~ 0yeru5e Commences at O'clock Bon
mi. II -. II. I l 9. o. oHEsLEY Treasurer.
SPALDrse & K2S EEs: MUSEUM AND AxrHi-
St. Charles street, corner Of Commercial Place
O. R. spaidiDs. Manager.
Engagement Of the Celebrated
MARSH JUVENILE COMEDIANS.
Performance EvERYgvENING and EVERY SATURDAY
price On saturday noon.
MONDAY EVENING, March I, 1853
WI Be Rreren.ed for the second time the romantic ope.
ssSs NV lcais Mech Mas. q W Marsh; Rubsdo
Msehay and VIII u issd sy
is s sssns.
ssRIssIss !. We ,ss, Tsssss nf
Dsing Bsiesnd Dance Little julia christine - To con.
Murphy songs Mast siev sam Ra.s s.
pS- Box off open from A. to4PM
Doors open al 6s oclockovere Commence Al quarter
past O'Clock. - f-e'
nh HENRY RAREsHIDE. Treasurer
| ORLEANS THEArEn ORLEANS STREET,
r.. t##n MONDAY. March ], 1853
TIRE GRAND CONCERT Of the Tombols by The wboe os
me Artistes q The Theatsr LIE SOURDOpera acrs
LIZ PAhAPHIkE DoscAR-yaudeyiIle. act.
Doors at 6S O'Clock. Performances couuenc.. Al
rkiOEs OF ADMISsIoN--Dress Circle Latficed Boxes
pasSne's ana second Boxes 81 so Pit s Third Gaers %
- - -.-.r-. n.-e.. rasd rar mi
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

2
orrics or TIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Z
s7- The members OF the ssociation are
terly meeting This EVENING. o'clock, business Of
'% MI L va" M WV L. ROBINSON. see'y
ar Perseverance,. Fire Company NO. 49,
and members o. ts npany requested
ss at Gs'I ES ne hoa s we
The exempt are particularly requested 10 be
MI * 80 ]. BENZ. CHANDLER. sec'y
~ Whsress, the present re urgent indsbted-
Mssrs r. rai, Co. Tor he com non us az s %i.
ofroad render absolutely necessary Company should
unpaid The Isl January 1855 without
entered Into for he sasmen Of all such
BY the subscribers holders Of the stock certificates
Ro'red BY the Directors Of The Railroad
e s4sy sas be ss~s s D sS,. q G s a P NY
the Companys Office In the ey Of New Orleans sell pub
subschers the capital Of the Company upon which
are past due and unpaidsad hares TO be trans
thereof provided by the 9Th section Of tue charter Of
Re.o'vsd fiatR the proceeds sale any case shall
be tcrn to the due by the subscribers whose
q the Company authorized in bis discretion 70 be
srcb dsnonep, abseoe &c 70 @ or dispose
Of me same 70 person party, at discretion, and make
Bssoire rhat the eiye proper notice
ss sSs hss been made Of al stock with s per cent and
dressed each Subscriber whose the Books of
heson shall exist thereby all future sales and transfers
he stopped by the delivery Of the Certificates of
Stock which may be outstanding
OFrfcE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, !
lNew Orleans, February 49, 1883.
AZ Sir: In accordance with the above reso-
uii0ns passed Of Directors this Company
beg leave inform that all Stock in your upon
which Instamens due and unpaid sold at public
auction the 18th inst.
This purchased by gentlemen who have
barge Road they have
should soekhoder wish The his stock
within month from this date permit him and
issue 10 him his Certificate Of 81 paid.
ofca Information has ed that the twenty miles
Of the Road ed by Charter he completed by the
18th Of month finished and the running
ihe Ilh inst
Very respectfully your ohedcnt servant.
fe2T II GEO. s. YERGER President
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FOR RENT.

Tor RENT-sEvERAL FINE ROOMS, sUIyABIH
for Offices the Bank Of New Orleans corner 81 81
Chsrles and Union streets Apply to The Cashier. u9H
- FOR RENT-THE FoURsToRY STORE Ne
E % Grnvier street, occ1ped KinQp,n1R
Nj Barstow Go. Apply 20 the present oeenpanff or
lr4F VINCENT a co. att..t
SEA No Is Cnsionlhouse xro<a
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"a o55bf y ys;FsSss 5D,ASScisG ACADEMY. Al

~ ODD FELLOWS HALL. - = $50 - ~
- J. VEGAS most respectable announces tn he friend.
N and the public that bis popular Dancing Academy h
for the Odd Fellows Hall where he
MONDAY Nov. q va ~
The fashionable Tancers' Quadrjs ard the
Qusdre danced IN the first circles Of and london as,
winter, will be taught by Mr. Vegas.
The popular Chidrensi Dress Rails will Ia tv. n,
Mr.. j. Vegas every month. S W
The days and hours Of Tuition as follows:
IadiesTuesdays Thursdays Saturdays from 10 ,l IL
o clock NJ. ~ al -
ohildrenTnesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays from till
Mondays Wednesday, and FRIDAYS fc,, an, IN
clock P. N. - ~ ~
n- practising party for Ladies and Gentlemen every
Wednesday ~N-'
Particular attention viii be given Children and many new
out. = - Vs. - O"sH'
Vegas will also give Lessons seminaries and Private
The Musical Department under the charge excellent
Soirees. - 1919 '"'
pS- For terms, apply to Mr. j. VEGAS at Odd Fellows,
Oh I'm - --f 'fsNe'-
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~ DANCING ACADERlEs-MR. A. CHE
~ kAkDI respectfully announces his friesds the
A nubc that he ha. reopened his Dancing Academy at
the Masonic Hail. st Charles street. has opened
Dancing Academy at the Eagle Hail. Of Prytanis
and Felicity Road. $50
All the Fancy Dances OF the be Taught including
Les Lancers and the American Quad,ille.
Glasses at Masonic Ha-For Children, every Monday We'd
nesday and Friday, from to p NJ Gentlemen every
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, at P. NJ.
Glasses at Eagle HglFor Children Young Ladies' every
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, from to p. NJ
Mr. G. having followed the profession in this city last
Is years hoses continuance Of the liberal patronage hitherto
bestowed upon him jail Pun
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ITO PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc.
SnuHHERN EIRE pRnnE RnnrINn


THO PLANTERS BUILDERS ETC.
Il 49,
SOUYHERK FIRF-PROOF ROOFING
The offers to the public Fire Proof Roofing
-, A.. :.
ea' Poseeses no V'oI e'e9'nihg VI
the kind which has heretofore been discovered:
II cheaper than SLATE will long needs NO RE
PAIRING and when finished has the appearance Of STONE
1t is incombusble is impervious water affected by
the amophere hy the sun and is of hea
II can Be applied 70 any species OF roofs fat or Inclined ms
applied sides Of houses taking the place stnceons
cement will give building external aE
For he roofs II car omSb1seS and steamboats, is Dya
liable and would render railroad ties mpershabe when coated
with IT, they would no longer be exposed to the
Il xibe when applied to silk or cloth and will not crack
nor can Il he removed by any force
the Masonic Hall. ifENNoN COLEMAN CO.. u
o.,,,v ,r,,, :, ,,--,,, ,x,-n,vc. ,,o,,,
offi0h n. n,ls an nnanhar 10 M
mt, a.. A.. ..s A.. ~ -
aots ~ AZ 81 = StGF ? nnnI q, W mai
- ~ 49, - - - tSsnnn
~ o,e rasso, n,,oaS ~ IL ;,nor, ii ga e A.,
~ ver and from its dnctiii,v ana great ~
W. % ~ ~ wset t 9 ~ UNA Erea .ena
~ " Spo ~, \. -. & LII ,asd h oa soonns
81, lean around he cIimneys or elsewhsre " a P'''
CHARLES BRIGGS.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. a 1881.
We do hereby certify that we have used the SoU HEM
ElREiPRooF RooFlN Stis Of Messrs GlENNONl COLE
FIRE and water
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BUREAU Central DIES CoHNIssAIREs
Vile de la Nouvelie- Orleans
Is fevrier 1858
VIS-L'ELECTION oRDONNEE POUR LUNDI LIE
"A premier jour de 1883 resolution des jures
de Ia police de Ia paoise dOreans cote dro du
Mississippi lieu magasn de poudre Powder Magasne)
lie eonr6le de Omer Reaud Hypoe Forer Moral
Par ordre du bureau central des commisaires. -.
fel9 I'd j. AID. ROZIER, Secretaire.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-01

IMHOnTANT To COTTON PLANTEHs-BY
which their Incomes be Doubled-The undersigned
M invented and obtained letters from the United
Tor the combination Of machinery
ing Seed Cotton into Yarns by continuous process
nn through the preparation and spinning machinery until T.
ready ior shipment weaving. The saving Of COTTON
WASTE will be al least Ten Per Cent? and exclude In my
the use o. machinery to the soften into bales
us handing al all and those and dsentane which
are very destructive in their operations the fibre
spensshe 70 those Of ginning and spinning
taciures, YARNS made Of nnhoksa fibre hence
val be hty cent stronger will command advanced prices
and they will distance all Composition In market.
The undersigned Is dispose privileges
his patents and Planters will be informed terms with
pets Instructions how 10 H. how obtain the
shnery and al other necessary particulars application
dressed TO here with rooms
corner Front and Dsuphin Streets up stairs.
feS lyhW GEORGE q. HENRY. Mobile. Ala
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SUCCESSION OF CHARLOTTE DIGGs.
BY VINCENT 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
rT'HURSDAY, March IL, 1858, Mt J2 O'Clock
Nj At the St. Louis Exchange ST. Louis by virtue of
order from the Hon IL Motgap Judge OF the Second
District Court ~ the OF the Of Charlotte
Dggs widow Of James Digs no II s4OD will be sola-
i. A LOT OF GROUN Nd designated No. 10 a plan
drawn BY Brngier surveyor measuring % feet 10 inches
measure aud adjoining lot No. H.
2. certain Lot OF GROUND. with all the buildings
improvements thereon yilee Bienvile
streets measuring % feet 10 inches in front Where street
by s. feet II inches IN depth front Benve
sh said lot desgnaied No. H. aud adjoining the
above
third cash. balance and IL months for
notes endorsed the satisfaction Of the tesamentay
x. with the vendors privilege and sring interest
after maturity, in case Of non payment
Of before A. Boudousqufe the expense Of pur
chasaT
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TERPSICHOREAN.

~ FANCY DRESS BALL,
EH AT ODD FELLOWS, HALL
LINN Prof j. VEG As respectfully informs his friends and
the public In general that his Third ChIdrens FaLcy Dress
Ball will be given ~ ''
TUESDAY. March IT, at ODD FELLOWS, HALL
appropriate Children 7IT - s' De'''e'
The Ball TO at half past O'Clock NJ and eop
nue until IL O'Clock, after which the for the Adults viii
begin. - - ~ VI"
PRICES or ADMISSION
Ladies and Misses not Pupils ............v ree
gehueneh 81
Young denilemen. not exceeding IL years. so
hs-es ann Masters, Pupils.
piadies and Misses wishing win piesse
send 10 Prof j. Vegas, Odd Fellows Hall
Tickets be obtained NJ the Hall Music Store.
and nj the Ticket Once the night the Ball 49,
1 No will be admitted except presents his ticket at
the doar. T se39 IA
MIME DeBAR,s DANCING ACADEMY
4 ~ NO - BarcIne street between and JuIin
~ The Ladies Of New Orleans respectfully Informed
9Ltthat the above Academy is open where ali he
IN Fashionable Dances will be Taught Including the eeie
braied Bernadne Quadrie Ia Cour and .Ancier.t
to6P NJ. '' ' - " ""e
Children Misses and BoyTuesday Thursday and Saturday
from 10 p. NJ. = 1''
Private Lesons-Tuesdey Thursday Saturday from IL
to 8; and from to 10 every niRht. =. ia2e tapl
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IA seconded from my premises On ,ne I'm is negro
M ,tout built has husband named Frederick, belonging
D NJ Faulkner IN street. near the Charity Hospital
Of whom said purchased. she good laundTes
and NAV offer hiss number Of acquaintance In
hs vicn the Third District where her husband Is
hired ~ free man Of color by OF whom she is doubt
harbored. l., - = A., =
e'g % prisons ~ THOMAS H. Parish.
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RILLIARD TABLE mANuFAcTuRER-

ALL SrYLES.
B. AETOGNTNI, Nos. IL and IA Cont street
Between Charities and Old Lssee.
New Orleans. 49,
ROUND AND OVAL BILLIARD TABLES six and esrst-
feet square Billiard Tables, with Marble
ions to play on the table, either Pool the
tn and complete assortment Of every article in The ne, Nsn
uactnrer OF India Rubber for Cushan also
ateie Roulette balls and Pins for fenPn Alleys Lea ete
ECONOMICAL STOVES =
Portable and set up to order. with erockery
tops
s8-walnut Wood for sale. das ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-01
]. R. POINTER & CO.,
Office at l. S. Holden Co.'s, No. lO4 Magazine street

New Orleans Jan. 4 1888
This is TO certify that have Witnessed
upon Chds Patent Elastic Cement which proved TO nv salts
faction its ncomhustbity under any OF expo
to which the roof of house liable
Of its perfect impervousness water that have mad
some fiat roofing covered with 1t which previously eaky
but is now thoroughly tight. ~
CHAS BRIGGS