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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-10

SUCKING UP WATER FRon SASD.-Livingstone, the
the African Traveller, describes an ingenious method by
which the Africans obtain water in the desert;
The women tie bunch Of grass to one end
Z a reed, about two feet long, and insert II IN
io'e dug deep as the ann will reach, then ran down
10 wet sa1 firmly around il. Applying the mouth to
the fee end of the reed, they form vacuum In the
gra,s betea,h, in which the water collects, and IN
hon tine rises TO the mouth. Il will be perceived
rStbad' might have been applied in nsny cases, in
Giffrent countries where water wss greatly needed,
10 the saving Of life. 1t seems wonderful tha. It
should have beer now frs. made known TO the world,
and that it should have been habitualiy prss.iced
i; AFRICA nrobsbly fur centuries. IL worthy Of
being particularly noticed that it may no longer be
neglected from ignorance. IL Inay be highly impor-
aht TO travellers on OR Western deserts snd orsiris.,
in sone part. Of which water il known 10 e1st beI0s
the surface"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-10
THE MAILS TO EUROPE.

r. ne Editor Of The y. y. TrieU"A
Sir: The Post-Ofice Depart nent has contracted
with foreign vessel the British screw steamer City
of Bsltimore to carry the United States mails to AM
from England at sea postage for the round voyage at
the very moment that the American steamship Vac
derblt the feecst and safest steamer in the world
Les port ready to take the mails on the s'ns term
The facts are simply these; Mr. Vanderbilt, while |"
Washington, last Tuesday rendered to the Post-ofhce
Department, their terms, the use Of his stesm
er, the Vanderbilt, 10 carry the mails, leaving New
yoik on April 10 and England April 2S-the rega'
lar mail dsys--the Collins Line contract having be-
come ahrogated. His offer wac refused.
The efee. Of this suicidal action on tie p,rt OF the
Government ia TO build up foreign shipping on tue runs
Of American enterprise. QSk VINO kso"'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-10
COOKS RECEITED.

Rome. II. Ruler and its Institutions BY John francis Magde
NJ T Emo pp. 81. d. 4 J. ssdsr L Co
Pr,,-r r he U.e ii Families By Albert Barnes limo pp
$50. Phisdelp lia: CHARLES d, silver
In.eiliresr s,u.,. by Thomas C!st. l2mo Pp Ja Tue
snd Pror-,iye Ls,n Grammar by Thoms. Clark
emo pp &c Tb- SANE. 80 -
Tn. eo Ri, iouary c History Of the Labor. Of the Rey
Eueenis Kiucsa. By Alfred $. PISTON. -no Pr III. IL
Dayton. 49,. &c.,
s,pop. by the ate Rev. Frederick ". Robertson s,coni
sere, limo %. 3i2. Ticsnor Fields.
Adele: Tale. By Julia Ksysnagh Three vols in one Emo
DID, 5Tl. d. Appleton Co. - -
Hotv Of the Republic Of the United State. By John C.
Hamilton Vol II. syo. PIP. s79. The Same
Iory Of the Iuduciiye Seerce,. By William "he"e d. D.
vols 3yo The Same .
H. G,rser Pocket Manual Of Pisc:ics Horticulture. 2no
Ip. 6l. Fowler Wells. n
o,n,p.,ry "a the Acts Of the Apostles. By Hotao r.
Hsrkot. D. D. New Edition. eyo. pp. 49, Boston;
t9rId Lincoln. New York: Sheldon Bls., MAJ Co.
gosItpLcsl sSe,ch Of Sir Henry Hsye.ock By The Rev
WTIi.u Brock limo. pp Sc5 Robert Carter Brother
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-10

Somebody sends us a copy Of an official notification
addressed by the Private Secretary Of the Governor Of
enc Of our larger States and couched in these words:
Sir: You ,cas ncminsted by the Governor, and have
been confirmed by the Senate &c. We dare say
this i. sent to us for grammatical correction,
which ii sadly needs. Both his E1eelency and his
Private Secretary surely ought to be aware OF the good
old rue that The verb must sgree with its nomins
five case in number ard person.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-10
NOTE FROM MR.. BEsANCOS.

To the Editor Of The UaiOa.
A difficulty HAVING ocurrea between the Hon. J acob
Thompson and myself il s probable that rumors may
be circ alAts not sustained by facts therefore ask
the u,e of your columns to say that Mr.. Thompson
and myself have for years been on friendly terms -
frCm the period published daily journal in Mssis-
sppi and louisiana TO the time OF this occurrence;
that our meeting then Of friendly nature: the
affair uppremedtated, and the result of misunder-
standing Entertaining these views can regret
the difficulty more than myself.
II may be proper TO say that often visited the De-
partmen. ard only armed tor self defense, in an
iicipaton of an attack from another quarter.
trust that you will extend the courtesy asked to
disabuse the public mind, ii wrong impressions are
disseminated. i. BESANc"S.
uo.kfaofos Apru s. 1855.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-10
PRAYER MEETING AT STUYyESANT INSTI
IUTE

This meeting might properly be called young mems
meeting, as it is carried on BY few young men, who
10: connected with any particular society person
They hold g meeting daily from to O'Clock in the
afternoon, & time which is very convenient for many.
The meeting yesterday was conducted by the Rev. Mr..
H.r,irsD, who cozmepf,S tie ser,!ceo ~ Dig
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-10

THE GREENWICH ST. PRAYER MEETING
This meeting was very fully attended yesterday It
was conducted by Mr. Nostrum, sea-csp,sn. Thers
have been over dozen conversions at this Ioestirg
within the last two weeks.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13
7rO PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc.
SOUTHERN FIRE-PRoOF ROOFTvs

The undersigned offers to the public Proof Roofing
iea possessing the following advantages everything
the kind which has heretofore been discovered:
II cheaper than SLATE will last as long naeJs M T
PAIRING and when finished has the appearance Of STONE
1t ineombnstbe Is impervoas to water is affected by
It can be applied to species Of roofs Hat nclined NAV
or cement and will give building covered he external m
pearance Of being constructed Of stone. -
the roofs of cars, omnibusses steamboats, il In
nabe and would render railroad ties mperissbe when
with it, as they would no longer be the atmosphere
II flexible when applied silk or cloth and will not crack
orders solicited 6y GiENEoN COLEMAN CO., No. IS
tire right to manufacture and sell the same.
OFFICE LOUISIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE co,,p.,, ,
.,,- NJ. New orleans, December 49, 1857.
This to certify thss after hoogghg examining char
had the galvanized iron roof Of my residence covered with it,
that am perfectly convinced Of lis ineomblsbty its
city am Of opinion that is admirably calculated for roofing
BY Leak around the chimneys elsewhere 0''i-
CHARLES BRIGGS.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. "a, 1851.
We do hereby certify !hat we have used the SOU HERN
NAN CO. aud hnd ii satisfactory protection against both
The skyght has been for humber of wears in
isay condition. having dehed all attempts made for
iSouthern Fire Roofngn II is now entirely free from
aay annoyance and that we can safely recommend IN
Isigpedl sIOKLEs 4 co.
Jefferson Parish, January 10. Is5s.
ouss covered southern Proof Roofing Of Mer
ennon Coleman Co., and SO far it has given perfect
faction ChAs- DusuAU.
New Orleans. January IL, 1855
Dear ss We do with pleasure recommend your Southern
Roofing alter having buildings covered
with it. and cheerally reeomm nd tito the community
OLIVER FHf'PFs'gsfgMly , yG s95T'Spnrr1
jas If No. 26s CaroLdss. street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13
PURAL RESIDENCES
IN NJ NITus ara7PTraETx-g. -

r URAL RESInENCEs-
IL MANUFACTURING SITESi
RARE OPPORTUNITYiI
rop s.5E 80 sor-.-ro - LONG CREDIT !
THE TOWN OF KENNER -' i-'
This property situated the line Of the N q TscLso
ana IT, N Railroad ten miles from the city The ground form
ing part OF the Mearie Ridge higher than any other
within toryhve miles, and will drain itself rapidly without
any artificial MEANS
raj retreats for the families of the business men Of fhe ci
tam sections OF the higher grounds have set apart far mi
VHte residences with ample and
tons all the streets of which designed shall be lined with
shade and ornamental trees. To wants eronb
have been set and will be donated the proper
schools churches. colleges and public squares Here TASTE ana
beauty. 'Ni ''suc
Other sections set apart business purpoes TbI l.
CAVITY presents more decided advantages
MISSISSIPPI river OF more than mile and half and rear n
e naygaoie waters OF Lake Pontchartrain
miles distant IL is the only place where the N O.
aa u N railroad connects directly with the river and offers
districts For the establishment manufacturers Of nil a.
scrpons dry docks and steamboat building has moi su
nor ana or the encouragement artizans and the mec
offered. VIII pe
Lumber by the daily TRAINS brick made on the snot ~
De delivered here al less than The Railroad Con-
pany VIII render the necessary facilities the trayen
nunity and Will run accommodation to and from be
~ hours TO suit the convenience Of those doing business In
the city, as soon suciency of NAV rennire n NJ
r. Irwin will also his linz Of omnibusse The denot AZ ~
requisite hours thus making the with Canal
portion OF this property will be at low prices for H.
payment Of hve cent in cash. balance Ave years credit
VIII N interest se az sig per cent per annum
town Of kenner W r. COLEMAN IS Charles street; or +
+. VOSE las Magazine street. anon r."
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

VALUABLE PROPERTY SITUATED IN THE FIRST
Dsre and Paying Remuneratve Interest on the Money
BY NEVILLE JARREAU,
JULIAN NEVILLE Auctoneer.
Office, No. Commercial Place.
SATURDAY the add Inst, at I2 o'clock M .
~ al Banks cade, Magazine street. In the city
leans Will be sold the following described property without
reserve sale positive, viz - f
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together with the
thereon, consisting OF brick stores
situate in the First District ia the square by Poyds
Magazine Camp and kaehez Streets and designated the
Nos and plan deposited in the office IL B. Cepas
ESQ., Notary Public Said Lots inches and
lines on Watcher street. by about 6S feet in depth
Store No. fronts Natchez and
about q feet inches front Natchez street. by 50 feet
III inches more or less In depth together with Of
yard . feet inches in lengh by II feet in width
SAID premises and the adjoining property belonging
mectal Bank Of New Orleans plan drawn by Moel
hausen Surveyor and depo.ted In the H. b. Cnas
Esq, Notary Public.
The above property thousand dollars
annum, and is sold TO close copartnershp.
Application for the purchase previous the I'D must be
made to the auctoneer. - ~ -
Terms-onehrd cash balance on credit of one and two
years for notes bearing per interest per anpun
from date until maturity per not then maid
until final Said be by mortgage on
the property Va
Acs 81 sale before j. E. Jareau Notary Public at the ex
pelse u the purchaser. ja4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

v. DEMoRUELLE Dealer
- Al the Old Basin, corner OF Toulouse and Franklin
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL sneb nj.
Lime White and Yellow Sand Cement Plaster Of Paris Shl
ges Lahs Slaves Also, English and American Ere
Bricks and all kinds of Firewood ie-
~ Orders from the country promptly and carefully attended
aus 1y
RILLIARDS AND POOI.-THE AMERICAN FIX
- NHANGE Date ST. Nicholas) BILLIARD SALOON the
largest AMI most private finest the CITY has beao o5
for few days during which the Tab e. have be ns
clothed, aud IN tirst-class playing order ''
The game Of Pool will be introduced 10 gents only
rowe sol cit your favors.
PHILLIPS & PERKINS
Opposite St. Charles Hotel S. Charles street
Lunch served daily from II A. M 10 1 p NJ and snb
s'antals served AZ night until time to close diO NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13
sHERIFFs SALES.


TsIsp DIsrzscr coUnr} JOSEPH IsR AEL vs. BIS CRED
q .sg 0rIsr.s IIoas-No. Ilsi6
ID o. ssIs, rendered Dsssbr sk 1857 and . ne dsessd
% as ens ma rIs s9 S 3 4 s ss n
e. ne zs dsy q Jsnaary lsss and saeeeeanx
s ls . s :o Ne o s for account q
III oleas sest Dsis II dis city, per Ins-s
''Iy z, 2 g =. seen =, ny onies
&c seh dsy Of September. 1855 at the rate o. sIse
And de ,aid day. at the hour q o'eeek p NJ On ts
aess s,rest. in me Fr District Of his ely
ss 10. q S Ss God % ~ ssss NO ~
@ re en- q ne ses and fo The lease The psseassz ~i
Indication, II any. cash on The spot.
Sheriff Of the Parish q orisans
z SSss q JesEss Heel SIS
TN vEETU dun ordre de yenfe, rcnda ie
Tfoisies coar De S ss P. rhoss.s
saysn S hsu.. Is De ..v s e. Les
ecmpte des eIeanesFs de pnsosahs venis pabane 4
IL FosDs Du xAGAsrs de Merchandise. ss....
Vile dspos en- mon poss re s
b,s I s Gs sso ss ~ ~ '
Et is meme jour Rsurss p u sur ss isas.
Dyaass es ss s Ices as' fAas ct
NIB 1aSSsan par Z ssSss S e sssoss
compliant de REHABILITATION pour ball. iscqas
cation. -
,.pYBas sheriff d. |. r !. s1a a6as:.4..
FoUEra DrsrsIcr couRrl B. EGANys. Steamer VIM BAIRD
B. Ml 70 NJ messl a%.gyc r e s.nsTS
New Orleans u ,;,,s s.s !, No Ms ii7Is' nm.
RY VIRTUE Of four writs OF fera faeias
directed BY the Honorable The Fourth District Coart a.
New oresns in the above entitled Bell hate
sell public auction, The City Hoe Common street be-
tween Camp and Magazine streets SATURDAY he 0th
day Of January, 1855 at IL O'Clock NJ
The Steamer VIM BAIRD. together with all ~, .
her furniture, tackls apparel, machinery s.c laAeSt
Mississppi river and opposite the city Of New Orleans
Steamer will be dehniyey audcsted to The highest and last
bidder for whatever she viii bring twelve months credit
1--WE per interest per snnun from se and an
said stesrner until final pa! menf
EFT PARKER
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
ouArsIExE CoUR DE- DIsTRrcr1 b. E0AN le vapeur WIN
BAIRD--A. b. McIIbenny
della vs. lie meme-J B. Ward vs..
lie meme-G r. carrsdine
Hcuselle-Orieans. le meme - Nos II. us,
ESvERTU de quasre wrifs ds . fier ia faeias
II eonre = Mitchell proprielaire dn vapeur WIN Baird,''
Nou.es Orleans, dams Jno NJ BELL eli
n s1e 81 :, par III moi snsfsr procedsTs sA
de la comnune da Camp a des MsTasins ia
tente publique e adjudication de-
Ls yspeur VIM BAIRD ensemble ~
mantenant Alger, rive droite do heuve bllssis-
sippi, visa Wis Ia vile de le Kousslle Orleans.
Saisi dams les aEaires cdessus.
CoNDITIONSCette cee seconde ct derniare Ie
d yspcur sers denitiyement aduga plus oant
dit Pacquereur fournssant bon caution
bonnie sovsbe portrait inere einq pour
ue ct privilege sur an oaean Parasy g5smen'
jsls rs q 9 30 Sheriff de "a Paroisse Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13
LEGAL NOTICES.

sKoosp DisIRIcr COURr SUGGESTIONS OF MATEo AND
Of New Orleans augusta GUTIEREZ-Nol0Is7
WH EREAS w. Ii. Schmidt has petiti0neti
w the ourt for Letters Of Cursorshpo the
OF the late Maeo and Augusta Gutierrez ntesae
Notice is hereby given 10 all whom II may show
cause within ten days Why the Of the said petitioner
should not be grated.
By order Of the Court
p witty clerk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

FIEE PR3oE FTs's SAL
zie.ed with uniform than other Safe the
bTsted patent La Belle Lock- which has been picked
The splendid assortment of Safes, Plate and Money
S . red R saS 9ST on hsnd at SSI 3
10 sait the times. sTEGRNs ( MARVIN
MIC lmd&w s. GUTHRiE. Agent.
lean Lear Lo3aeeo ot "5spPers and trs Of superior
% between Graver and Satebsl sreets, ap stairs
oSE e. a Do i REwARD
plantation il American Bend washington county i1G
iPe1ss 6is5 place Of b Ssad
HUNDRED Dollars toi the delivery Of said boy his
n7f or dE6 sNEbEs '1 c6 is s@c Common @s St
Coal AT 50 CsNTs PER BARRNI;i-lo,ooe BAR.
The crate Try IT, Good Coal good can y Lad fSt
Is as H5SG is Place. opposite the Pps 9iSs
GALyANIsm AND GLIDING IN ALL KINDS
The Undersigned would respectfully inform the public Of III.
his line with dispatch and in manner be surpassed BY
Watches Table Services Casters Walters Baskets Pitchers
Also GLIDING and BRoHzfSd or Gas FStures M ISs oT
naments, Lamps, I.ostres and Cs1delabras.
stock AMI specimens Of work b GHsT examine dis
SsasTss ssS street Gwss9 BGyS and GSn
lard, T. A. Tyler, Fourier Sebreeht. o3 Sm
| LIGHTNING RODs-LIGHTNING RODS
N. NUTTING GOULD
DEALER IN LIGHTNING R0DS-orders left IN Ro,
NO 10 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange will receive prom d
tenton. az ly
A UsCULTATlON- TO MEDICAL sTuDFNTs-A
n Course Of CLINICAL LECTURES will he delivered II
me ards OF the Charity Hospital the PIIYSIOI 80
bfaS SSesns sas rsSDGi q fsys
hoNnAf In November, 1851, by
sells 6@ ALEXANDER HART MD.
RKhnFoRD's PORTABLE STEAM EN-
- Es Tor Plauters useOrdes the above Engines
nntactued by D. n. Bradford Co at Handsberoi Miss
viii be yeeeived by r. F. HkRRISON '''
sEF en- s'Ns vi "sn3 39 A lens a TO-;
lK. WILSON, OF ST. GEORGES AND ST BAR |
tholonew Hospitals, and SIX with Rcord Paris
mas r. opened his office No. II Dsuphine reet for General
factce am especially for the the
ene Organs In both without mercury
ce hours for consultations In French English to ~
u, a. = 100 r W. a. sptf
E'OR SALE Mexican GUANO aaoal For
T. terms, apply TO GEO. W. HYNSON 4 CO.,
dl2 81 Damp street
tcooLo' '' 6SSi y ESS fsP PTg9S for sale
as SIchoupitouas street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13
FOR RENT.

EOR HENT-SEvERAL FINE RoUMs sIJrTx0U
Tor of1ces, over tho Bsnk 81 New Or~sre srx~~
Cnarles and Union streets. Apply 70 de Cashier = q
M PLEASANTLY located and esmforzbs@ IN ~
District comprising the lots corner q sersr< -
he<nnf streets Tbs HOUSE contains eight a.
house with kitchen, servants ROOM bath ronmx stnII -
srge e.slerns flower garden ETC.; IN short every
This property WIN b sold low. le-sd rrsd suu =
reasonable terms Address Box IS Mechanics Exehnne =
Cust1rnho1~e s1r.~s - SeAsn . ~ On nc Leses w.
oBd rxwvV = xwux
- FOR RENT-rHE -FOUR STORY srosx n.
M = 1rzE1er sfrest now occupied By Mes-rs. Ksnrzkn1
"A bArsssw = Co. Appiy % the present occupansz e =
sea. No : csssamho q ~ -
- FOR RENT-FRoM THE rIRsr or of,roaxn
ne very desirable two story Frame Dwellings, N -
HYDE 4 GOODRICH .s
sell corner Of Canal snd Rsy.I zr~a6z-
- TOILET OR FOR sALE-THE BE xur7gg1r
Cottage Residence on Hospital street, befpeea g.
and Calves streets, Containing i've rooms and a 49,
gallery two sides Kitchen servants, room etc Tr
are benutifay laid out into flower gardens with
uce-. and contains q good csern we'll.
ALAhHE fkAAk HOUSE, No. rs Raroune hr<.u~-u 81
rod ana J1s streets with yard suitable ssr -
penter WOOD o. coal dealer marble furniture -
sfz water mAnuiAesory EASTERN naker. cooper fss.r q
Several or Dwelling Houses and Stores On ss, p
oigny. Msraas, Dyades Basin Camp. Conxtnns< frzSr
son fulton and other streets IN the FIrst Poari Ds
rot TERMS apply 70 JAMES DESBAA
go, :. Real Estate and House BROKE.
-.. /. 70 Somm.n street yc-.n1sh &C.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

de la Nouveile-orl 5 Er AUGUSTA GUTIERREZ
A TTENDU que. w. b. Schmidt n presente
II petition Ia ee dobenir les letfres de euFa
iele la succession de Augusta en-
deeedes intestats-
Avis lie donne Que peut
davoir deduire dix jous
quslles IL ne serait pas fait dro In dire petition.
Par ordre de Ia Cour:
jsl3 Is q = p S. WILT Gref6er
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ADJUSTMENTS.


CsIsP's GAIETY-G RAVIEE sTBEET-
Lessee Manager n CRISP
stage Manager. K r. heCLAkNIk
WEDNESDAY EVENING, January Is, 1858.
ps1r@ night Of the young AnssaH ,5,gsdIsn EDWIN
sneee NJ gIs,aa Dawson cassie M q Loysday DuEs Of
sni1 NJ W. wh.ey kcSsEso NJ H's; ps,d G5s4
ss-Thursday-Fifth night Of Mr.. Edwin Booth
~ Charge Of TmspoOrs open O'Clock; Performance
fRieEs 81 lBsfssiS6s-pre ce,. and r.su..
ss fsi' 'is 2 ss9 ss ca 4.
jais NV. cxNsING. Aet'g Man and Treasurer.
CT. CHARLES THEATEK-sT. CHARLES sr-
B. p pass Lessee and Manager.
y. Acting Manager
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Jan. 10. 1858.
Last night but three Of Mr. and Mrs. j. W wALLAcK pre-
vops to hei, departure for California Positively sst night
New Scenery, Dresses aOd DecOraOnA. played BY Mr.
Mr. wsssn over 49, sghtsIson De Bourbon NJ
fort Mr. Fsrren St. MARI VI Wright To conclude with
.f R;snois' AhA-A' A''''' A v
p5-F ndsy-shsks peares play of "a Winters Tslen
ss-Mr SOL SMITH ne fssorss comedian and for many
aens, appear for night only, sunday the i7th
PRICES OF ADNIssroN-Dres. cIrci. and Parouet,s rs
ssnts Second Circle 80 cents Gallery . ousdfOon Boz
Door open al az: overtar, eomm enc. a, o,e.L r.,
of me- open daily from 10 to ST. n c,,,s,
ORLEANS THEATER ORLEANS STREET
THURSDAY January IA 1883
First night Of Meyerbeer's Grand Opera 10 acts THE
Colson. : '"'
Deer open at e,eoeh Performances commences At
o. P csf' h hatss s9ti
cents. No Seat secured unless paid for iaI3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13
sUccEssIoS De JOSEPH ouERroS.

SUCCESSION DE JOSEPH QUERION
PAR N. VIGNIE Encantenr
I'm VERTU dun ortire de IsIIOnora HE
u Deuxieme Cour de District de Ia NouveetIlssn. dats
du u deeembre 1851 No en- vene publiuue
e JEUDI q jsnyier 1855 midi PAreade de Banks me
des Msgssins poqr L eompIe de la dite succession
faubourg vau dams lie Qustreme District De cette VILE
dams iet borne les Fulton Chippewa Hutieme Ell
Nenveme mesuant angase cnquante sept
peds ros ct deux huiteme de face Fulton sur
cent viDgt pieds de profondeur. ' SUI
Ensemble Ia mason contenant chambres
double 81 toutes les authorizations qu sly trouvent.
k4COGDITI0NS-Comptant.
Acte de par deyant s. Manner NotAire Public
d2t % jat2 is q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13

IN
~ for Sale-Remova from Esplanade street
WALTER L. CAMPBE has purchased Nos n sux
33 Baronne street where he will found early i -.
ts with large lot Of Virginia and Maryland Negroes or aa
lie is preparing ample and healthy for the nesS
business he intends conducting the coming season. "a -
location is between Gravier Common Baronne se
which street due St Charie g
and is convenient all the merchants and hotels
WALTER L. CAMPBELL.
II and rs Baroune srset
sull Iy&W between GrSvier and Conrr-.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-13
FoR SALE.

IL n FOR sALE-THE LIeHT DKAUeH
esmss aay y ~ = ..ss, and sa1ssns
s sa sss s ssss ssd 9ss = re ss
sT ssa.ss. "a s well Found
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TIE APOLLO, No. 10 PERDIDo STREET, NEAR
This elegant Saloon brilliantly illuminated Every Evening
FREE CONCERT
And other Entertainments given
This Saloon also open every day and The
o. e city always at the Of visitors The Bar ia
uie most choice old Wines and Liquors, and other
d sea .s' GEORGE A CASE,
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street. New Orleans-He keeps constantly On hs.S -
tor sale, Mechanics Field HaSds, Cooks Waslrs sr-
and General House Servants Also buys 80 s.iis
Ella YES % commission Having the fuuv z.f
the large three building use OF Slaves hz 49, =
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