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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-26

Applying Major Bowmans estimates to these expend-
urcs and at least SO 900 900 might have been dis
rbuted among the iron with advantage to the gov
ernment In view Of these figures, estimates, and re-
ports, may be permitted to ask il the Pennsylvania
iron will not unite in effort to the adop
ton of this democratic policy OF protection But
with on without tariff this measure cannot fail 70 at
tract large share Of attention among the iron masters oil
the United States. Indeed the Of American iron 10
the public works vital issue in last State cleo
ton The iron masters Of Pennsy Iv,nia and of other
States must, therefore, regard with deep concern the
movement of Mr.. Fitch, Of Indiana.
The Enquirer says
Senator Ftchs bill provides that fr the future the
government engineers shall prefer American iron as
material for house aud ship building and for other pnr-
poses, whenever, in view of all the circumstances it IS
cheaper better than any other material which all
that The iron demand 1t also requires that all
contracts with foundrymcn, the workers in iron, shall
involve contracts their part with makers Of iron or
the pig The object of this provision Is TO secure
the OF American iron, and to incidentally help The
iron producer by keeping up limited regular demand
which shall operate break water against the runous
fluctuations to which tho iron trade Is subject con
sequent upon the frequent guts Of the market and inc
consequent suspension of all demand for ordinary pu
poses.
This provision secures to all the iron men direct pc
cuniary interest in the BILL and will insure for the future
the expenditure of eight ten million of dollars annually
OF the public money in Pcnnsy lvania large proportion
Of which will be sbuse1 in Philadelphia the seat OF iron
sensation not only among the leading manufacturers
ron but among their worimcn in Pennsylvania, and we
shall not be surprised IT, in addition to the efforts made
TO improve the iron trade by Mr. Fchs bill our S'a'e
legislature should take up the suggestion made by US On
the 18th of last month to compel all incorporated com
panies hereafter chartered TO American iron only N
their public works. Tho hostility to adequate arh
solely on political grounds seems TO forbid hope oil &C.
giving the protection that labor requires and the nes'
best Step isto virtually haye aishf By making iEioFYH
own State, as we have suggested.
Another paper remarks OF protection
This sterling democratic policy appears to be growing
in favor with the opposition if may Judge from ne
outcry raised against the call d Scotcpipe
during the which preceded the last State election
and from the speeches Of of the opposition leaders
o
Mr. Cooper in his recent speech before the Iromaste
Association, of this CITY, speaks Of the vast imporah0
OF this policy of discrimination to the iron interests OF
country without, however, giving credit TO s autho'
IL is indeed most important feature in the disbufsiB
policy of the government and the attention OF thehm
manufacturers of Philadelphia should be at once DIRE '
ed to It, AS the principal seat Of the iron manu- y
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-26

Mr. AUGUSTUS r. WRIGHT, of Georgia The memorial Of
hundred other persons citizens OF Cas
county Georgia praying the imposition sufficient specific
siiug
scale practicable enable the labor of the
In employed
tain il f, Committee Ways
Mnau
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-26
IRON SHIPS AND BUILDINGS FOR TIE Ma
TION1L GO VERNMENT

The bill introduced in the United States Senate by Mr.
Fitch, authorizing the adoption of the iron ship and
building by the national administration and the of
American iron in the public works, is attracting large
share of attention in Pennsylvania, If we may judge
from the tone Of the public journ us The Pennsylva
Man says of the practical bearing of this measure
We perceive that even during the last fiscal year when
labor upon most of The public buildings and works has
been suspended for the want Of funds the national gov
ernmeni has applied to the following purpose:
Construction of public buildings 81 lo7, 495
Fortiicatons 2CGT, AIS
Naval steam vessels ------- eIl,322
Armories and arsenals l443,23
Naval ordnance equipments 1894, GAG
Total II 5i4, OlG
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nEpAIas, AnMAMEST, AND EQulrMENr.

Mr. SHERMAN, OF Ohio, moved that the paragraph
approprating So 100 600 for the increase repair
ent and equipment of the navy fuel for steamers and
purchase of hemp be stricken out and paragraph in
serted appropang for fuel for the navy to be purchased
in the mode prescribed by law and the transportation
thereof 5000 600 for the purchase Of hemp and other
erss $500 GOO for the repair armament and equipment
OF vessels, 81 see 600 provided, that more than
81 600 Saii he expended IN spy navy yard in the repair
of ap vessels until the necessity for such repairs and the
probable cost thereof is ascetancd by the report of
board of not less ohm three officers Of the navy.
Mr SHERMAN oontcsIal that there had been gross
abuses in the PURCHASE OF these materials, duplicating
officers Of the government, and read from She resolutions
of the majority Of the select committee, appointed TO in
vostigatc this subject, to sustain bis position.
Mr. PHELPS OF Missouri, opposed the amendment
Referring the charge of increased expenditure he said
that had become necessary from the increased service
that had been ordered the increased number Of steamers
IN the service and the expenses of the Paraguay expe
diton
Mr. BoCoCK, OF Virginia, also opposed the amendment
on the ground Tint IL woui atc against tho interests
of this government and in reply to the charge that officers
of the goyespmept had been implicated in the alusns to
which the gentleman referred said that the proof did not
sustain it He moved 10 amsBd the amendment by in
cesng the appropriation for fuel to SGD 900 pending
which considerable discussion ensued, until finally
Mr. GARNETT, of Virginia, iaoved 10 amend the
original paragraph which it proposed TO strike out by
reducing the appropriation 10 80 500 600 which amend
ment was adopted ayes llG, nays ].
During the vote upon this amendment the committee
gcc found itself without quorum, when the roll
called aAd the fact reported TO the House
| The question securing upon The amendment TO the
amendment
Mr.. BLISS, of Ohio, moved TOE. he committee rise
vlicn ruo.icn did not prevail '' ~
The amendmessf &, the amendment WAS then rejected
and The question being pp upon the aeesineht II was
decided ia the negative ayes N, noes 4ot eppntei "
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Mr. PHELPS, of Missouri, then moved that the ap
Precipitation OF $50, 703 80 for the Washington navy
yard DO reduced In the Of So 600 that amount bein
required for gas and gas fixtures; which amendmen
WAS agreed to.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01
VALUABLE IMPOvED AND VACANT PROPERTY
IN the Fourth District without reserve. ~
By JULIAN NEVILLE & co,

By JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,
JuILAN NEVILLE, Auctionser
Oncs II Commercial Place.
THURSDAY. Feb. 10. 1859, At IL 0'clock, At
the CITY Hotel, Common keek will be old auction
l. FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, situntrd IN the square
bounded by chippewa sarspsru Philip md Jersey stses
81 feet inches and lines front Chippewa By 10
D. fwo LOTS OF GROUND, together with the improve
thereon situated in the bounded BY uon
Rousseau and First streets and desenatea Nos
BY 40 feet Snches and lines in depth. The imp
Of oneory cottage houses each containing
and cabinets kitchen containing rooms, cistern, etc.
s. FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, situated In the square
bounded by Fglton and and
measure 81 feet inches and lines Fulton street. By
feet in depth Los No mea feet II inches front
Fulton 10 feet in deph LoNo 10 forms the
l. sEvE In LOIS Of oRoyD situated IN the square
bounded By Lsyes Philip and Ronsseau s,es
Ii and IL measure 81 ii Rousseau
street by 100 feet In depth Lot No Is 81 feet II
rces and lines front Rousseau street by 100 feet in depth
Philip street, forming the Of Rousseau and Philip
Streets her with the improvements consisting OF
story cottage house containing rooms Lots Nos u and u
Ii inches in de- h The Improvements consist q two
story cottage houses each containing rooms kitchen
tanipg rooms cIstern, Lots Nos l6 and II
20 inches and lines front Philip street by ls9 feet 10
inches In depth The Improvements consist OF
cottage houses each containing rooms, kitchen containing
TERMsone third cash balance two three and four
ye rs, for notes bearing per cent interest.
Act sale before Thomas Layton Notary Public at the
pense Of TIE purchaser. jasl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN PASS CHRISTIAN, MISS,
at Auction.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE & CO,
JULIAN NEVILLE, AuctioneeF.
---L-.- -.-.- - 0Aace IL {InmmArcsl Place

X 'a Once, IL Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, Feb. 10th, 1850, At II O'Clock
N, the Gy Hotel Common street. viii b sole ole
late Sans Souci with the Public Wharf known Woodwsrds
Said Lot Is situated within the corporate limits Of the Of
hnadea of The INK Of
less running noh 28 and bounded the by the
lands OF mrs Sarah Seph the west BY the property Of the
child OF Gavin Bradley and the north by the property Of
Colomh Ferry
kitchen the Beach Lott small house Of four two
cab wsh with well ed garden In the center
Lot and large stable and carriage house on tie rear Lott the
whole we'll fenced ~
substantial lSO long by q feet WIDE with sofe
honss oyster ,hop and bath house. vi IN perfect
This properly worth the attention OF parties des
of establishing hemsees In the center Of this fonrshng and
we'll known watering place. ll.45
The properly Is free from encumbance. and will be sold
wi hout reserve. s5s e. faa,s 5,53L. vs. Z.
Ar TERMS one.third cash; balance in one, two and
three for notes bearing cent interest," with deed q
trust the property II not paid at maturity per cant
until fra payment. es Jazz
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01
ELIGIBLE AND VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE
Fourth District q auction. 49,
BY JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,

- JULIAN NHvfLt&, AncatoneeF,
Once n CsnmareiAl Piaes.
THUMsDAY. Feb. lO, 1850; NJ ~ o'clock, ~
i the Cify Hotel, Common street, will IA sold
NINE LOTS or GROUND, situated The square bouudsd
by Bacchus pHade Second ard Third .rss design
ated los Nos. s. g. and g. Lat No, measures
feet from! Third street. ioofsel in depth
OF Baccbus and Third streets. Lots Nos and
each 80 feet front Third by l2O depth
Lots Nos and each 30 Third stfsss
by 10 In DEPTH Lot No front On Third
l2o iss. depth and 70 z. q yadsl
street. by 125 feet In Depth being the key lot IA =
H1TEkME One third cash, balance in and II months
bearing per interest with mortgage on tho prop
erty. Y I 4 3BY 8j Is!
before ThomssJ. Beck Notary Pabc 4. the Il
pensa Of the pnrcht ser. .sif8 ja3l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01
VALUABLE PAINTINGS AT PRIVATE SALE.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE g. CO.,

BY JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer
Office, II CONNER cia Place.
ANDSCAPE and Cattle View In Devon
IL shire England by Cole. The force GOODNESS this
composition Is faGess the draws pe,fect while every
iec is in the most admirable keeping Cole
first Landscape Painters in England. 80
Cattle Drinking W Howe. The works of this artist
celebrated that description Ia needless. 5-.-= sss
Scene in italy artist uknown bu, for beauty of color and
ciness II design Is worthy o. iustrinus
GThese Pictures we'll worth the attention OF
noisseurs and will be sold TERMS a8 l0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01
BY J. B. WALTON.
SUCCESSION of W. H. WILLIAMS IND ELIZA WILLIAMS.
Two Valuable Lots In the Fourth District.
BY j. b. WALTON,

o w. Ii.
BY j. b. W-ALTON,
b Office, No 10 Bank Place.
SATUKsD IIA, Fsb'ry Is, 1859. at i2 O'clock
Sss ss sa
mi @ 9 FssaS
ie on Camp street near The Nasazns market, and on Jo
T EoT q SEo5Np s ~ HI II ~ Ms
% I'D LIZ liz
" s b # n
NoEembsr s. ISL and dspoiisd in lie ONCE Of D. Ricardo
s0a'y Isl 3 h' 81 GROUND SITUATED IN NUNS su
ss sy
Of May 1856 deposited plan No. u In the office Of Thee
Nary and md
fTs
l'i ~ II third cash. the balance on credit of IL
and Is months ,hs give shsir saus
he s
Acts Of sale befors Walter H. Peters, ESQ., Notary Public
at the expense OF the purchasers 01A
p f. a. val ss
' PAR J. B. WALTON,
No. 10 Bank Place.
rue dss aasasias vs!ia esa5e d
.ss y s'1a
Eliza % is as
sdssoas ds,aIss ess,sas District i a.
s
IN W. Eat gs s Il s sSfas s
oass%e hisrs. a. sss Vile eqas 81 aS.isss par
d D.
G Sss' l sss ~ lERnE .us dams l. .us urs Do.
nan M ~ se rs so as mat a II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01

nRAA1AT1C,- POETICAL AND MASONIC
~ READINGS.
Miss ELOIsE BRIDGES will give her third Dramatic Poei
cal and Masonic Reading in the MAsONIC HALL St. Charles
street, TUESDAY EVENING, February l, 1852 at 8
O'Clock. ,f
Tickets be had at the Offices Of the st. Louis and st.
Charles Hotels ut the Book Stores Of Steel NcGnDa and
Norman, and at the Grand Secretarys Office Masonic Hall
Pricu, 50 cents. ja3l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01
ENGINES, BOILERS. NAoHTNERY. ETC.

EXPENSIVE SALE OF SPRING GOoDs-LINENs AND
"a Printed Lawns. Cambsics Lissados, Ginghams, etc.
BY E. ROGER + co, s
formerly II. Peychaud Hyde Co.,
THURSDAY, Sd Inst, af 10 O'Clock A. M.
\ II their auction room. No. % Old Levee street win b
kod- e -. ----''" -
100 packages OF desirable Spring Goods expressly selected
for this the special Of the trade and
consisting Of = :
Irih Linens in pieces and demi- pieces.
Printed Linen Lawns.
Buff Ground Shirtipgs.
Purple Prints, 9-8 vide.
Cotton Listados. 49, be-.
Jaconet Robes Aquilles ~ ~
Tape Checks; Cambrics. ss9
French Nadepolabs
Scotch GngnAms. U.zAs IS 5'+
Imitation Printed linen Lawns.
Printed Linens. H
Solid Coored French Nuslins. 7G
Flounced Barge Dresses 4- 5f1
French Printed Orgxndes sl.1
French Printed Lawns. 5tf
A9-fERMS-Ovtr $500, four months credit fell
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01

ENyEMTU dom writ - - &
Il moi addr ssee par Ihonorst1s 0ixltM6 Co., ~
h Noavslle- Orleans, dams Pasirs ~ 49,
LUNDI. II Dc fsuisr, J6be midi, phcssI y Q1& N3
ID Commune, II du Camp - MaGIa GlIe
Indication de- 81 sfgXXsa
L UN ILRr DE TERRE asaignt ~ y "a I'm - ~
borne les Bridge, NoAyean Canal, ee
=. 4 UN 1LEf DE TEkkk oesnt ~ IN EleB
angnlafre
borne par u ligns d Jseraoa = lss russ Cs q
iAme.
Saisis dams l,ahare ci-dessua tsSi y
CONDITIoNs-Cinq pi.stres = einqsaats IRIS
tanf de II recamAc0s du tpnAndeht, 1p4a G4H6l
svsc privilege. et les fEss d'lrsiaaes pespt II =
prix d'&djudcatiou isx, douss u dixkul aoI1
biists pay.hles Pod. du Trssatef u pesa1ds =
avec hypothsQue saF Il pFupybte ysedaa ls Ss
jail n 81 III II Hsstf q = tsssI 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01

lave ARHIv ED f....HAVR AMH1vEOS
THE KuRoPRAN BRorHERs HUTCHINSON,
Ths eeIsbrssed Acrobsts and classical 0ympase Artists
rh... woNbAas OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY
win hsve hopSr 70 sys sssss q tss. cgssi sna n
which Nj b fully sonospesd.
4. . :s h.:
press 10 terms Of the htshs ~neseve 'osy
Tss;s
ss ;s. s osiss! i &:
pROF. Q. 8. FOFLER's SPECIAL LECTURE
to the Ladies' on u.rrpxrrv
viii be delivered :. j l.esIs Room odd Fellow. Hall on
5GEsp1Y SohSisd' Ssssasi, i,ss Il o'clock. 1dms'
ii!as.s..sd b .pp,og.s.s 9...in as,. .no-
I'D Observe whs !:
being Of bt mothers sna their onspfinz there's VI.
s e ss t. g.
1sa y Fl .y IL % a.
fe on %9 x.s a nssa b s
her children all female. u. knowIsise 1parsed BY this
MT .a. .s
sS n.s s for the want Of the very
TIC q, 'he s',,ss sns ::
,sSs ss as e s a I'D vss
.ssm. y He e c !. nc ffo ~
system q Electrical application Professor fovlsrs Rooms
;e syss1ss t ODD s ssss Hs
and their Governme t." -. ja31
ODD BELLOWS, HALL--MRs ,. K. BLUNT
I fos her &. Rs. S
81 q e'soeF, i odd Fsllo.. Han -
or the entertainment, ja3I 1t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01

nDD FELLOWS, HALL--MRs. r. K. BLUNT
" will give her next Reading, consisting o. Misceaneou
Norceaus from the Poets on MONDAY EVENING January
81, at u O'Clock, 10 Odd Felo ws' Hail IN
be had at the ofce Of the Hall the evening
ri fha HrtaPfn IA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01

Claiborne sud Common Streets Market -. = n
SUCCESSION OF MARY MCFARLAND.
By TOURNE g. THOMAS,
EUGEHE T0uaNs, Auctionesf.
WEDNEsDAY; February. 9TH, 1859, at ~
w O'clock II Banks Arcade, will be sold by and 10
Of order from the Hon. H. Morgan Judge of
the Second District Court Of New Orleans daed December
eth, 1855 ~ -
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. sftuasd in the Firs. Dis
rct OF This city in the bounded by Claiborne Palmyra
Derbgny and jackson Streets forming the Of Claiborne
and Palmyra Streets and measuring IN English Is ess
inches and lines front Capor los
s.s nehe. and lines between parallel lines md front
May 1870 deposited The office Of the late David Mctay n
Pr together with all the thereon comprising
twostoy frame house the occupied as grocery
A6TERMs-0ne years credit with interest," mortgage
bond and security required by law. i9S7s :
Act Of sale before R. j. Kerr n p at the expense Of the
purchaser. a77ils ~
This sale being the second and last the properly viii b sold
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01
OPP FELLOWS IIALL-aEc1URE RooA-
SECOND COURSE or LECTURES, and positively the Last
Admi sun. cents.


SECOND COURSE OF LECTURES, positively the Last.
Admi. sion, rs cents.
By genera req-est, PROF. o. S. FOWLER commenced
second Course Of Lectures at ODD FELLOWS HALL,
and " II deliver his Second Lecture
ION TUESDAY EVENING. February l,
AT half.past O'Clock.
subject-"CHILDREN AND THEIR GOVERNMENT
We live again children. Shall they be
aret Shall they live longer and enjoy more Of eG Lies
Three EndHappiness Selflmprovem mt and Children-al
secured BY the right exer Use Of our functions
AThis Lecture e1poundS those first principles which
Human Life 1t Is both preeminenty philosophical and
practical will revoutionze the family Of all
who hear It, and teach all the road sefImprovemen
and Happiness Mothers especially, should hear 1t.
~ Closing with public examinations
AaPhenolcgical Examination thorough and reliable, be.
strictly scientific, with full rren opinions and marked
charts advice to heath, faults virtues talent, marriage,
management Of children, at Pof Fowlers rooms, l04 City
Hotel. M3-Call Al once as his stay is short.
~ Diseases treated by and wonderfully encacious
OF Electrical Application, Prof. Fowles Rooms
above. 80
The third lecture Of the course will be given at Odd
Fellows Hall Wednesday evening TX O'clock Subject
"Intelleet and Men ory." fell It
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01

q ITO AKGMITECTs, RUILDEKs. MAR,
- BILE CUTTERS, ETC., ETC.-Having largely Increased
TX Sour facilities Casting AID Manufacturing every
scrip,ion Of Ornamental Iron Work would particu
.lsrly call The attention If ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS,
MARBLE CgTrERs and the public Generally 10 Book q
Among may be found 200 varieties Of Gal
ery Ratings 3D do Cemetery 80 Patterns of High Fences
10 do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wi Stairs, Fountains. Vases
sauary Animals and almost article Of Iron Work Of
decorative character.
In addition the above unusually large variety Of Patterns
Exclusively own constantly producing and Gle
CANT designs and prepared any work that may be
reqnir. d, Of which drawings are furnished u.s..
Having adoped the Philadelphia list of prices CONFI
IDENTIFY ASSERT that furnsi any the above work
at MUCH LOWER RATES than any Honss in the souhern
Country and purchasers will find It their advantage Ia
visit making their selections elsewhere
WOOD, MIlTENBER3ER CO.,
Wareroo 81 Camp street. Foundry and Machine Shop, ~
Tchoupit ,ulas street. 81 ~
ja26 6m WOOD PEROT, Philadelphia
JULIAN NEVILLE g CO., AUCTlUNE ERs Az
praisers and General Agents for the sale o. Real Estate
Slaves Furniture Bank Stocks Port Warden and Succession
Sales, Cnreoes Stocks of Merchandise, etc .s 4
Paricular attention paid 10 the purchasing and selling
{ ~ Once, No. Ii Commercial Place. ja7n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01

UNIVERSITY OF LOUlSIANA-THE SEW
" el Glasses Of the Collegiate Department fully
lied Students will be admitted period during the Aca
denic year. q. w. SEARS,
Dean of the Faculty.
Students in the Grammar School for admission
to the Collegiate Course and Study Latin, Greek French
Spanish, German and all English branches.
Borders boarder and day scholars are IN both
apply the Of Baronne and Common 70 tbs Gem
eral Superintendent. LOUIS DUFAU.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA - FRENCH
~ Permanent Evening Glasses. conducted by Professor j..
GENTII, five times week from to O'Clock p NJ. Terms,
Stu MONTH Merchants Clerks and other who
wish to acquire thorough knowledge of he French
respectfully requested to apply the University Buildings
corner Of Baronne HLd Common streets, to
ID 9n PROFESSOR LOUIS DUFAU,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01
"A Q: VEGAS, DANCING ACADEMY, a

fX Old FELIUWS' HALL. - ~
IN PROF. j. VEG AS respectfully to hs
friends and the public in general that his Dancing Acad
envy will be open for the at Odd Fellows Hall, on tho
18th Of November he trusts 10 meet with the same lib
eral patronage BEFORE
Days Of Tuition ChdrenTuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdays from to O'Clock P. NJ.
Geatlemen's CassMondays Wednesdays md Fridays, from
Ito 10 o'clock P. NJ.
LADIES' CassTnesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from 10
until IL O'Clock A. N.
Practising Parties Ladies' and Gentlemen every Wednes-
Gay.
For TERMS apply to Prof Vegas Odd Fellows Hail. at
Mr.. L. Gabic's Music Store No. 81 Canal street MO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01

CREDIT SALE OF DRY GOODS, RIBBoNssNETrINes
BY BLACHE f. LEAUMONT,
Auction Room, II Charities street.
I'd inst, at 10 O'Clock A.
w NJ 81 their auction rooms No. II chartres will be
Sold
lso lots of Dry Good. rlsh Linens Linen C.%brc
Bapdkerchiefs, Spne Prints. CANYON Stripes white
flannes B Linsns Meno Undeyshirts, Sik
able sess Napkins, Towels, Diaper, etc. WI
7'' -A1s0--s. SG.4.g.
An invoice Of l06 inch Bobinet Meetings.. 11,i
A9TERMS-At sale. e - - fel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01

80, BANK or JANEs ROBE,
New 0reans, January itb, 1859.
A5-At IA meeting OF the Board OF Directors,
the Sd nst dividend Of four per declared
Of the profits Of the last raonhs ending December s pay
able and after the 10th inst.
Jas I'm WIN. s. MOUNT, Cashier.