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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY JULY o. 1859

po;,tuer, a. A ssfci committee b inqufe Ius' the
mst ucs in hich G. yspsen, contracts are onnc ,'".
a reha,e eu.u.d. N wiich ,be nerts of the Galssy
II Al eostrsct were freely oauvassed pro sui cor lac
mott vas screed Ia.
o. H.. Sth " The House 81 Loris, Lord S'r,'fooi
g. Rec n, 10 Vi. ~ the er''~tce, postponed me
iesouiioso # ghici b. hat -yse notice a. reSW' 70
tie Affairs e tay. HI eXprv'Sd shcciv h'Ye VS.,
if o.. .ois,ss to reacr stTe 90 b, tb- rsat " tue
srnisice the BRUSH Government s'nh cM ne
igtt h. associated IN tie eso:iaiVas, and iha' 81
honofah'- pc-ce uig ht eDsue.
Esl Granville rs''er.tcd thee scn'gleuts.
In the liouse &C Comm"ns Nj Dsby Seymo1r N,
qured whether The Atn' -icaD t-overnu"nt resNf'
tie tste by sea be- Seen NesYork and Ctl'orni, as
ssp,us al and carried scrcss tie l-'hnus of PaatDs
70 be r.shpped for Cshkrua; aud u -. wdeta"r Il
was proposed by her Njrstys Government To address
Any remonsrsr upon the subject to the Government
at Wa>hugtonl
Mr W.irou said that communication would be- iGi-
L edsi-.y made si'h the American Goverumeu. re-
specitsg re m,t'er. wbiGh yAs SrAi sQeet e.
the Shipping interest. The construction pat upen the
tenn coast5rx trade" was q forced ore, though it
mlsht be correct a. to the lette-
Mr.. Schroeder c-ued aucnu n Ia the present staae
If Mexcr, especially 70 the ou'Tases which had been
COZ mited upou Briish subecs aud asked what steps
had been 'akea 10 blair reiress
Lore JohL Russcll laid ST Government wouli sake
a. possible of obtsinog reores. and OF prevent
tg such occurrences iu future. In regard 10 snafly
aH-sii Is in regent 10 The war he lord John Ru'se
admitted that Government had int mated 10 Prussia us
hope that the ihea'er of var mgnt MT os eN'eudei'
hut pending the aruistce he deprecated any Discus
sion on H., subject.
Lord Psget lo,rojuced the navy estimates aud en-
tered al length into the present naval power ct En-
gard when he though was 10 state % ref act ere III
% toe country. Amoi the votes asked al al IL
tier of 5000 eeanen and GOO marines.
a supplementary srny estimate had been lssuet,
coutatiu inc'ease Of = 20 ,O0o I'd the esnna'e
previously laid before Parliament for the easuing
yeN.
report was current that Lord C,elsea, Secretary
Of rte British Embassy at Paris, had been oecslled
Ii is said that the various ocean mail steam conpa-
MES had received iutman'n 10 prepare 10 carry out
the clause their contracts which stpultes that ths'r
vessels rhal carry a'mameuis. Ii is alleged thtt tue
n1ife bso met with remoOst auces, the various
teamers being i'll adapted to cary heavy guas-
rLe statement rhst Queen Victoria intended yslting
Ireland th's year Is coutraiicted.
TIE cargo 81 the steamer Alma, wrecked 10 the Red
Sea, Includes among other MERCHANDISE about ,511
balls of silk estimated 10 bs worth about ilO,WO
s'erirg Que half Of the Ices If the cargo t'llS on
Lloyds Sir John Bowring was auo1g the plsset-
gers and lost some of Lis papers aud manuscripts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

ter deisd Ju,e Is 20 the pItri.rohs pinstes a'cA-
bishops sac bishops le Communion with tie Holy Sect
"VEsEEssLE DEETaRES; S.lutsi"n sod Apostolic
bsreoictun. TIE s-di'iuus movements ~hth taNs
recently hr,keu L. y asio' the ,u'hortY pt It.
ttTa ptctr 10 cuUrtre- trafe-t'o tnd Stse, al 10
tLuIcb, have iuva,ei of sur pr'yi ce' L. toe
bsuss of oVtt-g alton. EXctca oy tR,r IA At x a.
pie and by iutiguts abro-d they have thr1sa oil our
pa'-Tbal RUE; aud 10 site # their snail ndnoeos,
br adhefr uts Vt tue revolt dc Gad tha tgey -hih oe
sui j-cg.d To that Que at the Italian Gyv-ra'a~at,
which, Il late year. has been tie sdyor ay OF the
q uoh o It's legitimate gh-. aud Of Il sacred mt
Nefr. R.provng sDd drPoi,ng tue acts OF rebellion
by which, Poruon Only 80 the people n ia 80 de-
uIhed province, disregard si,1 uch ojp-tce our
p al src our psierua c,re and cari0g pu1'ty that
the temporal sovereignty which the mot perrlOus
ei mi,- of TIE Church of Cbiit eBdeaS ,riog to
sres, from it lie nece-sary to thu y See ori-f that
II may tNerci-e wtbOdt sUy Obstacle T.. s-creI pa Ger
fr the es'e Of religion address you venerable
brethren this pres-ut ter Ia order To seek, ~ toe
idst Of -noh FERROUS di.urta If pu )ho p-so,
consolation tor our rorrog. Ca tn OCCASION We OK
bort you account 81 yo1r decided pety to ~sri tue
HDy See sni yOnr sGgdlnr zeal fur is hoerfy I" see
to tie accom- lrhrleit ot th- prescription which We
read sa- formerly given by Mo-es to isrOn the Sv-
er.gn Pom If ut tie Hebrews Ndubrss, chap. XVII:
'Take ceuser aud pu' fire tbrtsln from III tue altar
suc put on ceu-e aud 10 quickly l"'0 toe c"ogregt
tur aud make atUneutu tor them, fpr there Is
w'sih gore out from the IL Hd the Pltguc Is o~SHu-
5, a.o we exhort sou t. offer up prayers, 10 dta-
ton ii th,ee U, the hoy hrutners Muses. and ATon,
Who pto-tra;e on the ~ und, cried out lNdnbers,
ct ap. XVI: 'Mc-t powerful Ga # the -prts oil al
fe.b shal SOU = n, and wi!, ruou be- Sro'h vi h
MI toe cougrgstici ? That i, WY, ven-rabl,
brethren, you the present letter, fr IN which
e,Spec; great relief because we Re Intdent thit
you vii superahuud-uty respond to our wishes.
Moyeover We -oeInuy declare th4t possessed ct the
virtue from above winch God novel by the prayers
If The fzuhul, viii cOu.er 90 our week.-mrs., We WI
brave s peris aud Undergo all tris seoIer tn an ft
IN .py respect 10 our apostolic DUTY or do anything
ehsev.r ugaiost the ssuctl'y of the oath by wnicn
We bound Ourselves when, in spite OF our uoNor l.
pe-s We were IA sed, by Gods sil to tus supreme
sest # tie Prince If the Apostles tue citadel aud
rsmpsrt Of the Catholic faith. For the accomplish
mtnt Of your pastoral charge, ealing doSn on you
venerable brethren all y and all felicity, we lovingly
accord Ia you ard your vcks the apo-toIcHl beneic
,ion, which is pledge Of celestial happiness
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THE VERY LATEST.
sERyIA AND ITALIAN INDEPENDENTS.
LosDos, Saturday, Julys Isjs-Noon.

LoNDoNi oa'Uo"., 'uis fc1'-N""us
letter from Belgrade. published in he Poese De
orient states that about sixty young men belonging
Ia toe best families If Sersis, have solicited perns
sion Ia form corps to 6ght in favor Of Italian Isdo-
pencerce.
The gunboss destined for the bombardment Of
Pesc1 era were launched on the l. Ike Of Garda.
letter from Treb,zcnd ssys that Persia il making
great preparations IN anticipation of 9th ra'key
The P,cs,e of Vienna s,ys that another French
squadron Of ZEN vessels from Trieste ou tho
9Th inst. bearing toward Verc".
TIE semioffical Co,r,sposde~ce Of Madrid declares
that while desiring Italian Independence, Spain ell
still maintain h.r neutral, so long as the Italian
princes and the Church are mSiotsined.
SOUTHAMPTON, Saturday. Toe Pearl hu arrived,
with EiO,NO in specie, and briggs the Calcutta aad
China mails saved fom the Alma.
LosDoy PRoDUcS MARKgr, Saturday. -Sagar:
there is a better fe.log, and the 81. decl,se 10 the
ee,y part of the week has been recovered. cargo
Of 1850 bags Para,bs ha, been sold for Hamburg q
2oi9 per srrnbe. The Coffee market has improved
towari the latter part Of the week. though to the
full ext, IT Of tho decl Tea: the late news has i'm
parted more muess to the market but the prcss, 20
fer. are unatered. Rice steady. Sstpeter. thu a.
m stice has ,tened the marktt, and to in ,ucs hash
ness, GnsioefsDle te'ucuou mas !" po SUI 's'"'" s
Ta'low quiet at 81 for the month and 55I for lea
three months.
LIVERPOOL, July 9-2Mp m.
The Europa was off the oar at noon, but owing -
low water she Is not yet up.
Corros Clare & Sons report continued frmness;
sal. to-day 1900 bales, including 900 for sPcoua-
ton and for export.
BREADsrUFFs AND PRoyIsIoss - Rich Mdsoa,
Spence & Co. say the markets. are very dull, but
there is no change in piices.
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GERMANY.

II is stated that the proposals made by Prussia in
the extraordinary sitting Of the F-ceral Diet on the
ith Of July a. follows st, The jancti ~ of the
oh aud ltth corps darmfe to the Pussiau army, "a,
the app ointment to the commsndochiet of the four
non-Pruss,sn and uon-Austri.n corps ddrmSr; 81,
tie placing of all couting nces in readiness
TO morch In the sitting of the Federal ID ct on the
7th Au-tria proposed thst the whole Federal cootia-
gent should be mobiized and that the Prince Regent
Of Pra,,ia should be requested to assuoe the con-
nspd.ia chief
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THE MUNICIPALITIES.

A Paris telegram to Tie London Morning Post
eays:
TIE affair of Prince Couzs il settled. He will re-
ceiye lpvesttuie 10y tue Porte and will be contr mol
in tie double eltc,ion-but this eNcep ion is not to
govern the future"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-29

6rs rate Opportunity to purchase Beautiful Dwsnr M,
Grounds adjoining the residence
nv JTTyTdN NEUyy y !, No 4
1rI,.s Nr11,S .;
Office II Commercial Place.
CHARLES Exchange s. cssies 81 street e.
matter of the above succession, will be scld-
sasd 1eautu Of The late Logan ESQ
bounded by Coliseum a.e Plsan;na n me SQUARE
ground contains nine lots measuring 2Os inches
street thence 10 Coliseum street. tae
inches line ralel street and thence
built elevated about feet til.
ana aa n large dining room bed
roo etc. ETC. WIN emma Closets store
The ysId is we'll paved and contains large cserns with
20 ysnder
The beautifully laid our and planted with choice
sh ss aras fruit and shade trees every portion " in
The property adoins the elegant residence of R. Short
ngs altogether choice opportunity
the Auconeers in the st. Charles Exchange vi
~ TERMS-ouehird cash balance in two years
bssns Gaaafs Until dus
10 '' KEPT and policy transferred to the
the flee Of the Auconeers '' ~ ' os applying at
Act Of sale before W. H Peters, Notary at the
P"eaaee. se26
TWO ELEGANT TWo-sToRY RESIDENCES ENTIRELY
new situated in The Fourth District at private sale.
Julr4r NEVILLE Aust'onssr.
Office IL Commercial Place
Two, ~ xE sE.i Heslasnsss, with
TINRSRS6 7.S1 oS MN 7Ee19 ;cv.os ss-e u
BY B. WAITo l,
Auctioneer-Ohice 10 Bank Place.
- h,d H. A. p;h - All FONIY, acres of
aho, thr,a ,iIss era s h ~ ~ y o. H. E
the cy 'eS from 'ne ana ABOUT hy miles from
for wc and tn terms ne we fcs med
-- --- ------ 49, - ~ -.- o-e-.- ee-o y
IL n ,nd 1s,
nv ~ IVdTToNy -''''"N
'-. AucTloNEER-O1ice. 10 Bank Place
A II PRIVATE SALE, eligible and advan-
at os qua il hs rapidly
The New Orleans and Great Northern RsroaS Oh
The rapid growth Of th ne p,ce in and bns;
eered for Investment in lois and suuares stuasS M NOV
desirable locations " '' anu 'u"'eu III 'ne most
over Is ODD bales Of Cotton s 'e' 'pp ~ "'on
Crystal Springs is 5s miles ron New Orleans and "a miles
as a shipping point ' " '"pN'' s'"'As II" 'p0' ''ee
sr.For press and terms which vii, ba ,,bero, .n,,v
SEQ tt j B. Walton, Aupc,,ioEneer
SH the so
pW ,u.Yno,,
ny j. ir %, WALm0N; 10 p,n. p,,.on
HIGHLY yoIunb1e tract IF land odio,n.
"A ing tic Mconorh lands lae be popertv u ia If
Baltimore ksown AS Section No 40 in Townbin il Ranps Il
This tract is Considered ONE o the most vauab,e in bs State
not only for the immense quantity cypress
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-29

VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCES OR PROPERTY FOR
An Investment.
BY j. II. BEARD g. co,
GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer
SATURDAY. October 8, 1859, mt lie O'clock
~ at the ST. Charles Hotel Exchange. will be auction
Two good twostory frame dwellings and lots
at the of Firt and Nayades Streets eide
The double houses have each rooms csterns yard
paved, etc. Lots II feet inches by 100 feet h.
One vacant lot adjoining above 81 feet inches and lines
front on Nayades street. by l2o feet in depth.
One lot so feet Firtt street. feet inches
dep h. adjoining and of the properties having
carriage house. stable All rented until 3ls October
kB TERMS One third cash, balance two years
credit for notes secured by mortgage the pei
cent interest and cent
be kept insured and the policies vendor
Further particulars sale. See plan ST. Charles Ex
change.
Acts Of sale before VIM Shannon Notary Public
pense OF the purchasers
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gw eeans 9aay Crescent ahusday orun September 80 1859
sHERIFF's SALES.

THse E 2n,sss. cour1sJ SIDNEY EELT HENRY
e 3
9. ygs, e.
Second streets. desisns.sd e The
sss s Ct &c
on Second street By s let
@ . esp:
TERAs-Cash on the spot.
shs,,s o, Il H. + pa rhs 4 Orleans.
TRS.s1.sk cogs DIs1nrcr,J SIDNEY REEr HEN
EN yERTU dun witt de saisis ct ysnte a
1us y oIn q osSs. miS
District de- / Noavss
dam iist No no. Apollo Nayades
d sIs sapps e. e e1ss
fsss l. psds Dc
Ensemble dos privileges sevi,ude. ct avan
s ssss ' slssssa..
oohDirioss-comptan au moment De Rehabilitation.
s2s % I22I2s statif ds Il Parois.s d'o.saus.
FIFTH n Dis R.sIslS ; CouRr}J B. LEToREY HORACE
Honorable = ,ss fis pe e csa.
OF New Orleans In the above entitled cause proceed to
,s!s Camp ard Magazine Streets FkfDAY H.
TWo cgkT11s iors OF GROUND, with the buId.
plan drawn By g A. Hedin Surveyor, dated April Sih' is5
doI in the Office Of Thomas Beck, Notary
Lot No. on Franklin street. between
dividing from lots Nos 90 feet inches and lines
on the opposite side line and 20 feet inches lines in
width in the $500 ~
Lot No. inches front on Common ,,r.s,
between franklin and Treme Streets 90 II inches and
lines in depth on the line of lot No 9 fest inches line
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
csauIExE cogR DE DISTRICT J. B. LEroREY VS. HORACE
I'm VERTU dun writ de Susie ct vente a
moi adresse par honorable Cnqueme Cour de District
Sods. ia
de u Commune entire les du Camp Magasns la
RT naadS1 Ts
Ct qui s'y Premier Dis
trct de cet'e VILE ct sur nm plan
en- pstude do Thoma. Beek nose pbe Dc
cette vile. f Nv
lie nnesure q pieds de face la rue Franklin entire
% pouees
e. gns Ia gne du cote oppose pieds pouces ct
Hgnes de largeur sur Ia ligne du fond.
LIE lot No mesure "a pieds pouces de Ia Com.
mune entire les Franklin IRENE 90 ponce ct
ne IA xns SUI ns do %
hgnes de largeur snr la ligns du fond
Saisis dams i'affaire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Rehabilitation
30 u - 3O % Sheriff de la Parosse dOrleans.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

4. soo MessY No. or 1 sesS s.
H. r. Letter. Il has
the late John Mosby, deceased
cause within ten why the prayer said petitioner
'n By order De- q q f she oeur.
J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk
De John
pase FL Is
mnstraton la succession de eu John Aosby decide
Ct
ne e. ssFs aad Rs. i. Sss ds petition W
s293s J. L. KELLY. Depute GretHer.
srcesp s ps1s,Sz Of WOOD
WHEREA ss. John NJ chiffon has p sss
Of s the
s s s sa
'A sy or ass s e s e. Ssar..
j. L. KELLY. Deputy Clerk.
sssH Pc @
Dse1 s 5o1l s ab'ea e.
Cu5stee la Succession vacante de fen O. o. woodman de-
Avis es donms to9s celia pen
s rar 81 Ssd na de la cour r., pp,,v ns,u.x ,a
sroefR ~. as.s OF SAM VIII
dsal ssss
Notice hereby given to all whom may concern show
'h Sy or aSa e e f fhe ccnrt,
j. L. KELLY Deputy Clerk
eess s5 DE
Ps,.s FISH,.
GuIaee Ia Succession vscante de feu saml G. Williams,
Avis par lie doupe tous ceux oue celia peut CON-
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ASSUMPTION, June l, 1859,

ASSUMPTION, June l, 1859.
certify that have used Cotton Seed for lighting my
Sugar House, and consider fish oil have
used- giving clear light less trouble than most of
whale oil.
(Signed) vENANT HEBERT
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During the late rolling used the Cotton Seed Or
from the mandatory Of Messrs. p. Martin Co. This oil
burns well sperm whale o-gves smoke and is eG
tirey free from offensive SMELL Although commenced roll
ing earlier and ended later than the preceding easehe
being much argeI used two barrels oil less than previously
Is gned) g, PUGH
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ASSUMPTION, August q, 1859
During the last rolling season. the Cotton Seed Oil by
Martin Co.. New Orleans used for lights the Sugar
Houses on the Augustn and Wha plantations OF Pugh
Co., Mrs. Cynthia Pughs New Hope plantation and the
plantation of H. j. Boaner Co., and in every respect
found equal if not superior, to eher whale lard OIL
(Signed) A. FRANKLIN PUGH
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A. GENTLE.

ASSUMPTION, June 9, 1859.
take pleasure In stating that Cotton Seed
Oil manufactured by Messrs P Martin Co.. and found it to
give complete satisfaction.
(signed) A. GENTLE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-29

NEW ORLEANS August g. 1859.
we, the undersigned hereby certify that, wishing
qualities of the different Oils which have for SALE pro-
ceeded as follows:
We filled four lamps equal size with the following oils One
with Beached Sperm OIL one with Winter Strained Lard OIL
one with Whale Oil and with Cotton Seed Oi-the latter
being from the mandatory of Mess Martin Co.. of this
city.
The lamps were lighted at O'Clock NJ and left bnrnng
In our store The next morning, at o'clock that
the Whale and Lard Oils had been entirely consumed At
O'Clock A. NJ the lamp with the Sperm OH went out The
Cotton Seed Oil was still burning and giving bright steady
flame at II o'clock A. NJ when was put ont being satisfied
with the result Of experiment. and although might have
continued burning greater length Of time In our Judgment
the Cotton Seed Oil u.s. for lighting purposes superior to all
others being moreover, free from smoke offensive smell
eigned) PUTHIER l. FAUCHEUX
sel2 2p6tlm
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COTTON SEED OIL

COTTON SEED OIL
"
The undersigned, sole agents of the BIENvILLE COTTON
SEED OIL MANDATORY of Messrs. P. Martin 4 Co..
have constantly hand large supply of this superior article
which ready to sell the most favorable
will be by reference to the huboned certificates the OIL
has been fully tested by planters and merchants give
their unqualified approval.
BLANCHIN 4 GIRAUD,
No A Old Levee.
We have established depots at the following places
" MAURIN, Donsldsonvlle.
yARALDI h PHELPS, Pancoutvile.
A. PERRIN Thibodaux.
DUFREsNE HUNT, Bayou Gouls
ROTH, DEBL1EUX CO., Plaquemine, and the principal
Grocers in this city.
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m FANCY DRESS BALL-A FANCY DRESS
~ BALL will be given
L9lA SATURDAY NIGHT October LIST, 1859
at sIMoNs HAIL. Of GreatmepIand Louisa Streets
Third District. se28 At
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-29

&ER WANTED-A GOOD SHIP OR BARK, TO
load In Dispatch Line for Boston also. for New
N1En York and Philadelphia. pply to
au23 s. JONES 4 CO., 81 Grayier street,
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VULCANlZED RUBBER BELTING, PACK
ING, HOSE. etc., etc.
BramhiIi & Campbell,
Wholesale Agents Of
THE BOSTON BETTING COMPANY,
Warehouse No. 1870 William street, New York,
Respectfully Informs Merchants Dealers Jobbers etc. that
they have constantly hand assortment or all the above
mentioned goods together with such others are In use for
every mechanical purpose .@es
Aspecia orders for goods which not kept hand
will receive our prompt attention.
1A goods furnshed manufacturers prices catalogues
OF which can be obtained application addressing
above ivls am
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-29

most splendid assortment Of MANTEIS-the American,
Italian, Egyptian, Sienna Brocatelle. Lbon Tyrenee
other and costly Marbles combined with the Roman
Antique, Lefevre, and other styles.
Crates,
An endless variety Of the sys and patterns from
four dollars each to one hundred doll .rs
YALE'S CELEBRATED
Treasury, Bank, Store, and Safe Locks,
Pick, Powder aud Water Proof.
Together with well-known
LARGE STOCK OF BUILDERS HARDWARE
Locks, Bolts, Screws
Butts and Hinges
Sash Weights, Puleys and Cord
Nails and Castings ventilators,
Columns, Ca- ital., etc.
All oil which will be sold at The lowest prices on the most
accommodating terms.
LUNEsCHLOSs BROS. & CO.,
SEA ~ ia Camp street. Poydras.
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WANTED-A COMPETENT AND EXPERIENCED
w Book Keeper and situation
acory references given He would devote all attention to
the interest Of his employers.
Address N. NJ. N, Crescent office. se5
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Admission 80 cents. Doors open fpast O'Clock
Curtain rises at half past O'Clock.
~ Performance EVERY NIGHT and EVERY sArUR-
DAY NOON. SET
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6rPolar Star r.. A.s.-Chapter No. a.
Regular conversations every SATURDAY evening O'Clock
at tho Grand Lodge Masonic Hall St. Charles street
OIFICERs-John H. Holland, NJ. E.. H.. p; William q,
Hollsed, F. K George Evan. E., s. Frank Bart
A.. g.; W O. wison a.. NJ. 81 W; ~ j. Christian O.
~. I'd Vi Anton oaerged, e. M LIST v; D. Van Horn,
Treasurer Chas W, Clark Secretary Louis Hea Guard,
By order of the M. ri. H:.P.:
dis IL CHAS. VI. CLARK. sec'v
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SUCCESSION OF LOGAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
OF an Elagant Residence in the Fourth District offering
hrst rate opportunity purchase Dwelling with
Cultivated Grounds adjoining the residence Of r. r. Short
Esq, belonging to the succession Logan Esq
BY .IILIdM NEYII L Z, 4. 90
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-29

A1Dudley Lodge No. SO, f.. and A.. NJ
Regular Of this Lodge held EVERY SAT-
uRDAY EVENING, at o'clock In their Lodge Room at
the GRAND LODGE Masonic Hall Of ST. Charles and
10 attend.
or1cERs-Wm. Fl. Stewart W. NJ; ". r. Purvinnce s. W.;
W. q. Coupland. j. W. VIM Cooper Treasurer; s. l. Gull
let Secretary; Edwin Marks D.; J. Il, Gennison j. d.
Jos. Chillet TYLER. Ak
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-29

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