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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-21

.sesU and Fashionable Clothing.
F. STRINGER & CO.,
IS Camp street,
Invite attention to their large and welassoed stock
Sup. French Cloth FROCK and DRESS COATS,
Rich Velvet and Plush VESTS,
French and English CASHMERE PANTS,
Rich SILK scARFs,
cRAvATs. AID
NECK TIES.
sHIRTs-of best quality
UNDER GARMENTs-of every description.
ROBES DE CHAMBRE
JouvIN's KID GLOVES, ..
de4 2ptfeod FRENCH CAMBRIc HANDKRRCHIEFs.
Fairbanks Scales.
PR I @ e S r e d U @ ED!
Having taken the spacious Store No. % CAMP STREET
and opened PRINCIPAL SOUTHERN WAREHOUSE for
prepared to furnish than
One Hundred Different Sizes and Styles,
AT NEW YORK PRICES
These Scales which regarded the STANDARD FOR
Planter and business throughout the country and they
will be warranted in all to give satisfaction.
krCal and examine send for illustrated circular.
... FAIRBANKS & CO.,
No. 50 Camp street,
s,s 1o.c
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Cigars +: Cigars /!

Purchasers will always find in assortment Of the
well known brands-IpJenudad Flor Puadas Mediana
Flor Pancho Redowa Cabargs Partsgas Something
Washington Dos HermaDas Mazo Habano, etc. etc.. the
lowest prices.
P. PRATS & CO.,
o26 1ntf coup,erc;,I plo,a
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z. f. .Nssrray, .9ges,t,

Dealer IN = : = =
PORTER, ALE AND CIDER BOTTLES, coRKs AND
CIDER VINEGAR,
Removed from 10 and q Bienye and "a CUE
roMHoUsE STREET.
nA orders for the above articles promptly filed st the
IN I'est no'ee, " WHOLESALE and RETAIL ngs 2ply
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4 I'M GrsAxHlP Empire Cry, Capt. Griffin, sailed
iats 8 O'Clock, yesterday morning, for New York via
Havana with ths California mails and great number
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-21

SttUer Ware.
E. A. Il Y T. E R,
No. no Canal street,
Has just received from his mandatory
A NEW SUPPLY
FINE SILVER WARE,
Got up in the --latest Style and of Purest Metal which
will be sold extremely low. I-. jal7 2p6t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-03
ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING.

The VAR1ETIEs.-"The Heir at Law" was played
last night to a medium house, Messrs. Mark Smith,
Owens, Placide and Jordan, Miss Susan Denim and
Mrs. Seton playing with great spirit and propr ety,
and challenging the approval which every one &C.
corded. pretty thing in the dancing way was
done by the danseuse corps, who, lght-footed and
nimble as SO many "swift camillas,n bound nightly
over the stage in airy flights which inevita-
bly, bring down the house. Dancing becomes very
stupid to most, when administered in the heavy
doses of long drawn out ballet, but introduced to
occupy the dull time Of interlude it is delightful
little passe-temps No company is complete and well
organized without a terpsichorean attachment to be
devoted to the use Of killing interludes.
TIE ST. CHARLEs.-There was another tremen.
dous crowd at the St. Charles last night to see the
pantomimes of the Ravels their ballet dancing, and
their tghtrope performings. In the latter depart
ment Marietta Zinfretta is wonder, doing more
marvellous things on the rope without the aid OF the
big stick which others carry to enable them to keep
possession of their centers of gravity than anybody
else can with it. She is perfect mistress Of her
profession.
The CHRIsTY M1NsrRELs are drawing multitudes
to Armory Hall. They sent away an army in the
joiest kind Of humor last night notwithstanding the
state Of exhaustion to which its rank and file had
been reduced by unbridled laughter.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-03
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING

The ORLEANs.-Verdi's grand opera ale Trova-
tore" will be performed for the second time this
season.
THE VARIETIES" Americans in Paris or Game
of Domnoes," will be repeated with characters dis
tributed as before, dance will follow, and "The
Yankee Teamster, an exceedingly funny affair, con.
cludes the bill.
The ST. CHARLEs-The Ravel troupe will act the
favorite pantomime The Magic Trumpet" in which
Gabriel and Francois Ravel will appear; there will
be tghtrope doings, and ballet, " Katy, the Vivian
diere" in which Yrca Matthias will dance, will be per.
formed for the first time.
THE AMPH1TnEATER.-The usual grand perform.
ance by equestrians, gymnasts and acrobats, grand
and unusual jokes by Dlly Fay, the inimitable
clown, and Mile Loyale in her celebrated feats Of
agility and daring. -~
ARMoRY HALL.-The Christy Minstrels in very
entertaining soiree d'Ethiope, in which there will
be plenty that will entertain everybody who attends
ODD FELLows' HALL.-Prof. o. s. Fowler will de-
liver lecture in the lecture room, commencing at a
o'clock. Subject Matrimony"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-03

The PAVING OF MAGAZINE sTREET.-A move
ment is now in progress to the paving of por
tion of Magazine street with square blocks, which
those who are opposed have sought to retard by pro-
mitigating very extraordinary and erroneous state
ments and of the cost of the work. which has
been marvellously exaggerated Possibly it may not
be universally known, though that any real estate
holder should lack information on such matters is as
improbable the fact of such ignorance would be un
accountable, that in paving this street, as well as all
others. the city stands the outlay for the intersec
tions-no insignificant per cent. on the whole ex-
penditure.
Lower Magazine street is one Of the great business
thoroughfares of the city, and its upper part is es-
teemed very desirable for the location Of Residences
circumstances which make its paving with square
blocks of much importance, both for the convenience
OF business men and residents, and for the apprecia
tion of its real estates and it is to be hoped that no
direct opposition and no careless indifference will
retard the work, bat that everybody interested will
cheerfuly take hold with the power Of "grip" which
is their due proportion and push it through to COM
pletion.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-03
THE CENSUS.

The taking Of the city census for transmission to
the Legislature to insure fair apportionment Of rep
resentaton to the city, speeds bravely on for the
census-takers have to move on with more brisk.
ness than would be necessary, under any other
than the peculiar circumstances Of this enumeration
The work has to be completed within the present
week; and if not completed, whatever it may lack
Of completion will be just that much damage to the
city, not only in the matter of its future Representa-
ton in the. Legislature, but in its commercial in.
terests.
So far, 1t has been discovered that some people
dread the visits Of the censustakers in the apprehen
sion that it is census of trade and property as well
as population, and that it is only the forerunner of
new tax-bills of some kind or other. Nothing can
be erroneous than this. It is for sscertainpp
merely the number of the population that and
nothing ese-the only object being to secure to New
Orleans the legislative representation to which she is
entitled by the number of her population.
One important thing we would urge upon house
holders and business men, who may not be at home
when the censustaker calls and this u.s. to leave the
necessary information to the number, age status
ETC.. of the different persons connected with their
families and households, written down at home with
instructions to their wives other head persons in
their absence to deliver these nformations to the
officer when he comes without equivocation delay.
great many ladies and Others in the absence Of the
head of the house, afraid to answer the questions,
not knowing their object, and incapable of being
made to understand that object without loss of val
liable timelto the canvassing officer. ~4
It to the interest of everybody that full and ac
curate census of the city should be taken; it viii
require no hard cipherng to satisfy any one of this
We therefore hope that everybody will afford all pos
sible help to the work, which has to be completed
this week.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-03
eIesrapheA t. The New orleans cresss.f,
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
lBy the Southern Lins.l


wAsHrsaToS, Feb. 2.-The Democratic members
OF Congress opposed to specific tariff held caucus
last night. large number were in attendance, and
the subject Of protective tariff was fully discussed
resolution was adopted almost unanimously to the
enect that it is inexpedient to make any change in
the tariff at this session.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-Senate- the Senate to-
day the Agricultural appropriation bill was under
consideration.
After some discussion the bill was pressed to vote
and lost.
The Indian appropriation bill was also under con-
sideration.
debate Of considerable length followed its intro
duction, after which the Senate adjourned.
Hoa's.-The proceedings Of the House to-day were
not Of general Importance
Domestic Markets.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-The sales OF Cotton to-day
amount to 1900 bales. The market generally has de.
clined to /. Middling Uplands LII to 12c. Sales
Of 400 bales to arrive at LII for Middlng Upl ands
The Flour market closed dull. Sales to-day IL 900
bbls. at previous quotations.
Wheat firm. Sales to-day Is 900 bushels quota.
tions unchanged.
Hams steady and unchanged.
Spirits of Turpentine dull. Rosn dull and I'M.
changed. Rice buoyant.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 2.-The sales of cotton to-day
were limited to 400 bales.
The market closed with adeclining tendency, with.
out quotable change in prices.
SAVANNAH, Feb. 2-The cotton market was very
dull to-day, and decline Of to was submitted to
in the small transactions that were made.
The ad1ices Of yesterdays decline in New Orleans
was the chief cause of the decline.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-03
Nth @rltans 9aiIp Gresf.nt.
A NEW POSTAL TAX PROPOSED.

We recollect reading, somewhere, OF an Eastern
king whose subjects petitioned piteousy for relaxa
ton Of his rigid rule, whereat he became greatly en-
ragged, and, 80 far from giving them . respite from
oppression and injustice redoubled his exactons and
penalties, giving them plainly to understand that he
was master, and would be obeyed, and that whining
and complaining would but increase their miseries.
We hope that National Legislature will not settle
the postal affairs of the country in any such antocrac
frame of mind but there is evidently disposition
in some quarters to do 1t. In common with every
body dependent upon the mails, we have for years
suffered the evils and inconvenience incident to
bad postal system execrably executed. We have, as
most journalists do proclaimed grievances occa-
sonaly, when we thought them sufficiently mon
strous to be entitled to public attention we have
doubted the reliability Of mails that bring packages
two weeks old from New York and st. Louis !; we
have frequently questioned the benefit and the expe.
diency Of receiving San Francisco papers via New
York, and New York papers via San Francisco !; we
have even objected to having our papers stopped,
opened, and appropriated their way to subscribers
and our remitances stolen lost in that great gulf
which must every year swallow up sach vast mount
aims Of mail matter. But we have always been, and
are still disposed to exercise due forbearance towards
those postal shortcomings that unavoidable in
country like ours, and to endure, with proper de-
gree of fortitude, the evils incident thereto When
however, our lawgivers in the National Legislature,
instead of taxing their ingenuity to improve the
postal system propose to relapse into the barbarsm
OF its early days, and make the department pay it's
own expenses matter at what cost of public con.
venence, think it time to protest in the name Of
universal newspaperdom, and Of the reading and
corresponding people, generally.
We see that it has been proposed in Congress to in
crease the postage on letters, and a bill has been
introduced by the Committee on the Post Office and
PosRoads requiring publishers and printers to pay
postage on the newspapers they receive exchanges
In regard to these propositions we have little to say
at present. There is no probability that either Of
them will meet with much favor, in Congress or out
Of it, the first being exactly contrary to American
ideas Of progression, and the second amounting sub
stantiay to tax upon the circulation Of intelligence
that would be intolerable by reason Of the burden
being concentrated upon its very fountain head. Mr..
English, who reported the bill behalf of the com.
mttee, had best turn his attention to another Kansas
bill or to the acquisition of Cuba.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-03
TALK ON CHANGE.

e opsnHu yes'e.u"y ua'A auo s'oomy'
es ,, oa' .r VI sIN 10Y LUG "ea'nei' no"eVef
w ~ 'n"s oatny nl'lo asuospnere'
th.asssa , ~. ~. .:. .ase' .ne s"eels were
w. ano u. 4..s''on was o'en asAeo, wna9
:. haaa .au' pe.pe uo.ns ~ Ne" o11eaus Ana1
th,.s ~. "siSone all
tbonsands If Ior, ~ o. la. .ls l.as
NIL, oon,o r,;s - - ae =. os' 1nlus' pus WY
dence ,ye hev. oftan hsosa ns san,a % sa'. ..s ..
:, ~. ,o.. -. =. psop.. e'9As' .n.s
W. 49, so.s..o u.'eaus' WI ooine asa'n.
h,.st ~ ~, ssas., M. ..,,e .ons osa'n ~ iuil
~ oo.,a $3.50, Inv 1a'n es'e.uay was III part
o,s ,.h;ah o.s''ou W sne pa,. Vi iaos
ond Mida1:n aa..a W evne ,o' "a'u ioi sean
f.rior o,ados - - Wv 'ue o.una'S "nu III
IL - Nv use W NalA o' .neli' .ne 'aih
Nd thnt 49,, o..s. Sosson ~ sne seeo uns'I-
ona a;nn;na o. .... -Aole .es"'u " nauui'ns
n.rled iii IL Iii ' :, We nave D..ofe IT,
,u1a ~ ,or,, "Asa. sne 1om quan''es VIII
wv =. SIS pala'.'eiy' ran'efs cannot
:a ~ - ior 'ac'ors 70 turn srashy
T,.s .n.. go. = m..Inau'ao'e .l,,. oue'
80 .,. .a'n was VI .ae interruption az tne
no1,n =. .ne vi COURSE Is presumed
T. uu. Ass'lasule vi" move ~ 'ne matter next week.
ns mus. W RAPID 50 .ne proceedings can
.saon "asn'ns'on oeiofe 'ne adjournment OF Con-
Kfess on 'ne 4'n pro4imo.
.h hs ..' . ss'se's enuinera'ea as oeng aetaineo
.. ne rass was 'ne snip FRANK
el,"'eu VI 'ne '.n Vi december ior Liverpool
AZ al carry hour yesterday special dspatch was re-
=, e'estAph iron, tue baize' stating that the
name u 'ue snip snoulu De Inc FRANK Haynie for
lns'eaa VI rank fierce. BENG aware that
was eachaee on 'ne cargo OF the Fierce TO the
"mouns VI n''y 'nousano POUNDS ssefiing' We very
pfonp',y repaired on 'change' and explained the
efiol subsequently, some honrs later, we received
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-03
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

E. Roger Co. sell at 10 O'Clock ladies' SKIRTS sessonsble
dry Goods spring prints printed lawns netngs etc. etc.
at No. 28 Old Levee street,
r. T. Parker Sheriff of the Parish Of Oreans sells at IL
o'clock, square of ground at the City Hotel Common
street.
Thomas at 6k o'clock ll6 oil paintings at No
80 Bi,nyille street.
Ansel Edwards O'Clock books stationery etc n No
s. st. Charles street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-03

PoYDRAs MARKET.-"Dn has something to say
about Poydras. We join him in clarifying over the
prospect Of the street adjacent to that busy provision
bazaar heretofore SO filthy and noisome being graded
and paved.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-03

The PARTICULAR ATTENTION Of buyers Is called
to the sale Of hundred packages Of French printed lawns
linen drings printed linens. musns light prints etc.. etc
to take place this day 10 O'Clock, Roger
ton room, No. q Old Levee $500 four
months credit. s5
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-03

| Senator Toombs the other day said the reysaus
policy of the Government consisted mainly In devils
| ing ways to keep money from accommodating 70
empty, not to ill the Treasury. This led TO the sug
the complete success with which he has carried out
that policy.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-03

CHAIPAGiNE-GONDEL GREEN SEAL WINE
Direct importation from Rheims. For sale in lots suit
the trade. Orders received and transmitted by
p A. A. EEVINS CO.,
JAIL II No. " Gravier street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-03

Drunkenness is the vice Of good coasifution or q
a bad memory; Of constitution aos 1ssacherous2y
good that it never bends until Il breSks OF Of me
ory that recoec the pleasures Of getting drunk but
forgets the pain Of getting sober.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-03

m 4. VEGAS, DANCING ACADEMY, AT
III ODD FELLOWS HALL.
m PROF. J. VEGAS most respectfully announces his
friends and the public in general that bis Dancing Acad
18th of November where he trusts to meet with the lib
era patronage as before.
Days Of Tuton for ChildrepTuesdays Thursdays
urdays, from TO o'clock p NJ
GeRtlemens CHss-Mondays Wednesdays FRIDAYS
I to lO O'Clock P. NJ.
Ladies' ClasTnesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from 10
until II o'clock A. N.
Practising Parties for Ladies and Gentlemen every wednss
Gay.
The popular Childrens Fancy Balls will be given BEFORE
once every month";
terms apply Prof Vegas Odd Fellows Hail. or at
MIR. Il. Gabci's Music Store, Nc 81 Canal street. nl0
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-03

REDDING h Co.'s SoUTHERN ExPREss.-Notice il
this morning published that Mr.. VIM. n. Henning has
Withdrawn from his connection with the business Of
Redding & Co.'s Southern Express
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-03
ADJUSTMENTS.


ODD FELLOWS HALL-tLEoTURE ROOM
PROFESSOR o. g. FOWLER
Will deliver Lecture
On Thursday Evening, February 3,
At half-pAss7 O'Clock.
ON NATE IMoNY;
Or How to Choose Good Copsgr Partner and How make
Admission as csnt. nn.'ea hhe HAPPY.
sgLeeture friday evening ''Tts Female" Ito asns-
HAVE EARRlvED!....HAVE ARRIVED |,
THE EUROPEAN BROTHERS HUTCHINSON,
Tie celebrated Acrobats and Classical Gymnastic Artists
Those WONDERS OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY
verss sdmired Drawing Room ENTERTAINMENTS notice
these renowned artists have achieved during their
p
have appeared.
tnd Broadwsy Thss.er New York shsr:
ihsy performed brill engasement Of Fifty Consecutive
ths. @soes ~ ' lAe s0'p'n opinions 0 ns ssIa Gai's
m ODD FELLOWS HALL-cAMP STREET.
M GRAND FANCY DRESS AND MASK BALLS,
Benevolent Association on % OF 4 the he Sons OF La.
A Series of THREE BALLS will be given a. follows.
First Ball WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. l6. 1889
Second Ball. EVENING, March 5, 1859.
Third Bali SATURDAY EVENING, March 10, 1859
g. P. DeI.abarre, 8. z. Crczst
Auguste Larose, Anthony Sambola
A. Chopard, G. r. Fagot,
A. Depsuch l.. j. Courtsult
E. Fagot, J, P. Montamat.
JOSEPH Gros, NJ G. BIasco
N. A. LlAmbas, r. X. Barbot
p. B. Boisfontaine
A3The above Committee will every Monday Wedpes.
day and Friday At the Perfect Union Hail. Rampant street,
AaAppcstion for Ladies' Invitations may be made to any
member of the above committee.
HdNo lady shall be admitted without ticket Of invitation
approved by the committee.
AGenemens Tickets price S. may be obtained from the
members of the committee. fe2 tmlo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-03
NOTICE-THE STYLE OF OUR FIRM IS THIS DAY
IN changed to CLARKE PICTON.
jal tt A. B. CLARKE 4 co.

ITO BUILDERS THE UNDERSIGNED BUILDING
Committee for the Touro Aims House will receive propo-
Office No. liz Cusomhou street. until the l4th
day of February next for the following work
To clear the Of the site Of the Tonro House,
the Third District reservng Of the old buildings that
be useful and convenient lime and sand keep
for going In and excavae and plank the foundation
furnish all materials and labor complete the brick and
work Of said budng the whole to be done in strict accord
with the plans and to be seen at the Of
Mr. W. A. Freret Architect and under his superintendent
who will give any further Information the subject
They will also receive separate bids for all lumber and labor
to be done strict accordance with the plans
named above They the right of reect all
the bids. Il. D. SHEPHERD,
W. HENDERSON,,
GEO JONAS.
New Orleans, January 28. 1859. Jag tfel4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-03
4 REWARD is offered for the apprehension Of a ser

who has to abscond from premises
Of her master, Mr.. A. S. Fox Of Algiers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-03

A sick Laplandel, in q foreign land, once aid,
"Giys me but pillow Of snow 70 lay my head on,
and shall die happy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-03

m A. GHERARDI'S DANCING ACADEMY
8X At Eagle Hail. OF Pryania and Felicity Road.
M2 Prof Gherard most respectfully announces to his
open the season. Eagle Hail. on TUESDAY 18th Decem
ber when he trusts meet the liberal patronage
fore.
Days Tuition for Thursdays and Sat-
Chldrens Glass Masonic Hail. Charles street. every
Monday Wednesday and Friday from to o'clock P. NJ
Gentemens Cass-Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, from
to 10 o'clock P. NJ.
Private lessons for Ladies' and Gentlemen. from 10 in the
morning till l p NJ every day.
For terms apply to Prof Gherard at Eagle Hall. Ma.
sonic HAl, the DAYS Of tnitiOn 2m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-03
A. HowAR D, Successor to Geo. Besrd,)
Nc. ~ CAMP 81, OPPOSITE sT. pArRIcKs cHuRoH.

No. Iu CAMP st., OPPOSITE ST. PATRrcK's CHURCH,
The ssdsSned begs to bis friends and cuson.
end s public generally that In March he purchased
s sk Ia trade and he good will patronage the above
mentioned weuknovn Confectionery Establishment it,
former ercpreto Mr. George Beard who retired permanently
fsn the sosness IN this city He since that time
e sspsor quality Of his stock Of Confectionery etc..
st attention he has given TO his business justified the
sAosned accommodation to the former the eab-
Hsh1aen which Mr. Beard then publicly gave him. He will
osn - heretofore to have constantly hand Of the
very esst quality Gates Of kind Pastry Sugar Pums
Caadiss calvssfeet Jelly Blanc Mange Cream Charlotte
de has Noagat and other Pyramids Also assorted Pre-.
ssrvS Frch Cordiss syrnps Crystai.sd Fruits Fancy
Jsss Of all sors and every other Con.
Esctionery lias.
Ords for Parties and particularly Weddings attended to
snd pesupty supplied. 4. A. HOWARD.
Hsvtag s0LDMY CONFECTIONERY ESTABLISHMENT
% NJ HOWARD would most respectfully solicit the
pstroaaee Of friends In general to my sue.
sos.f. mil sml GEO. BEARD.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-03
eArI.s. 4. puHcAN WH. r. DUNCAN. L..
H. DUNCAN q CO., OWL ENGINEERS etc.,
Nos 13l COMMON STREET and

H. DUNCAN d Co., OWL ENGINEERS, etc.,
Nos. 13t COAMoN STREET and
24T CARONDELET STREET,
We will plan and estimate o and superinend the construc
on Of rvef front and back evee the oppags Of
s construction OF canals wharves bridges city railroads etc.
aes Of levels will be rum grade maps of plantations
made foe planters who desire their own lsveeng and
draining.
These grade will exhibit the best cheapest
q danage and will give the proper hight Of
vees TO project the plantations from high water least
anaoant Of Isbor.
Tho Attenon Of Planters particularly called this sub.
ee a. BY the adoption of our method, the portion Of
r low swamp lands be reclaimed great
expense saved In ieveeing their fronts
j. X. DUNCAN CO.,
}s21 n Nos l31 Common 24Js Caropdsjet streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-03

cATr J. K. DUNCAN, wy. p. DUNCAN, ST.. JAMES.
I X. DUNCAN d CO., SURVEYORS, etc.. etc.,
-. Nos. l3l COMMON STREET snd
2s1s CARONDELET STEEET.
We prepared TO do with accuracy dispatch all kinds
Of city country Surveying in portion Of the State
For Insurance Companies River survey and
chutes islands and other gated points river etc.
Auof surveys egalzed under commissions
Dcpaty surveyor Generals OF the State Of Louisiana
). X. DUNCAN CO.,
fAu Nos. l3l Common and 24k CarondaIat streets