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$! GIFTS
THE PLACE TO BUY BOOKS

EVANS Co. No. 9 Camp street, have hand large and
the choicest collections Of Standard and Miscellaneous
Works ever offered in New Orle
Also elegant of fms Family and Pocket Bibles
Prayer Books Albums and Animals bound in the best styles
suitable the table and Presentation Books and sell
ing the lowest retail prices.
AGIFT WILL. BE PRESENTED WITH EACH BOOK
the time of sale.
The Gifts are from $780, consisting of Golt
Wa ches and variety of Jewery Lockets
Chain, Sets OF Cameo,
Ladies gentlemen respectfully invited to call and
anime the stock al the GIFT BOOK STORE
do 3m Nos Camp street.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans City of New Orleans
Be remembered that this twelfth day Of January 1859
before me- subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Thos Soo President and
james Edwards Secretary Of the Sun Mutual Insurance Com
pany New Orleans who being duly according law
depose that the above accounts just and true and
a correct transcript from the Books Of said Company.
THOMAS SL0O, President.
JAS. EDWARDS, Secretary
Sworn to subscribed before this twelfth day of Janu
airy, 1853. g. NJ. BRADFoRD,
The Board of Directors have resolved interest Of
cent cash the outstanding Certificates OF Profits
to the thereof their legal representatives. and
after Monday oath inst Also declare dividend Of SIXTY
PER CENT. the earned premiums of the Company end
ing 3lst December 1855 for which Certificates will be issued
on and after the 9th February next.
THOMAS SLOO. President.
JAMES D. DENEGRE, VicePresident.
JAMES EDWARDS, Secretary.
pIRECToRs:
James D. Denegre, F. j. Hart
AID Kelly, Jno. C. Kicks,
Hugh Wilson, j. II. staufer,
J. Y. de Egana, H. T. Lonsdale,
Henry Renshaw, John q. Gaines,
A. G. Tremoulet Thos. Soo. jal3 I'm,
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q inches stroke, and rating from ~ to % horse
power with cnnies blowers and water complete THIS
Is THE ONLY STEAM ENGINE MADE WHICH HAS
BOILER PERFECTLY ACCESSIBLE IN ALI. OF IT'S
PARTS, BOTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE, FOR CLEANING
and conclusive evidence superior merits and popularity
is in the fact that upwards OF ONE THOUSAND of them are
now in with constantly increasing demand For sale by
s. II. GILMAN
d27 3mkW IN Cravier street New Orleans
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suitable for decks of Ships and Stesmboas and for Rail
road Depots Bridges etc. etc., will be foand valuable
possesses preserving properties which particularly desirable
In such cases.
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Delta Office. New Orleans, I


Delta NIhce, New Orleans, I
December 20, 1858 !
Having used the Machinery Oil furnished by Southern
Oil Company the press Of this Office for MONTHS
pleasure stating that entirely free from gum and
is altogether the best Oil have had in the press
the Oil first applied colete all the dirt which
accumulated which IL has kept perfectly
clean and bright.
am satisfied there better Oil lubricang than that
furnished by the Southern Oil Company intend
tinue its
iSgnedl H. MCMAHUs
Foreman Of the Press Room.
Crescent Office, No. 10 Camp street., I
New Orleans, Zee 20, 1858. 5
1keye been testing the Southern Oil Compapys Machinery
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UoRsE CAR RAILROAD SUBURB REAL

IL ESTATE FOR SALE.
quarter half aud whole Squares in Faubourg Ayar
jefferson CITY situated Magazine and Nayades Streets
The new Railroads expected by these properties.
Persons wishing build purchase either for all cash
small portion of and the balance short long
CHARLES J, WHEELER,
fe24 In "a Commercial Place.
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Is manufactured especially for Planters and ohers who
the PORTABLE GAS APPARATUS, and . superior article
for that purpose.
The Company recommend with full confidence their
Navy Pitch,
superior any sold this market. It perfectly
clean and free from all impurities and elastic proper
ties not found in any other Pitch.
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Answers cheap substitute for Lnseed and s suita
BILE for every description painting and for all coors
white or extreme light shades.
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The Paint OIL

This valuable and economical article AID specially
adapted Wheels and heavy gearing to Sugar
=
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Depot N. O., o. and G. W. Railroad Co.,l
January TO- 1859.
To the Southern Oil entlemen Our experiments
during past in the Of Machinery Oil
boxes saving of Is the of Lard
for the while equally
we'll
We shall adopt exclusive for that particular purpose
at Yours respectfully, ..u,
[signedl A: b. SEGER,
Vice-Presdent and Superintendent.
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Depot N. o., O. and G. W. Railroadl
Algiers, Nov H. 1883.
To Southern Oil Company-Gentlemen take pleasure in
being able had the Machinery Oil which
me be used on axle boxes Of cars work WELL
far time have had in has
est it.
packed with have 2O miles at
speed miles hour without the Of additional
OIL remaining perfectly cool.
engaged in making further tests relative 10
its comparative cost with other lubricators.
Yours respectfully, A. B. SEGER,
Pres denfa nd ptenden
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Pass Christian October 6, 1883
Dear Sir: to Mobile Monday and visited the works
Southern Oil Company aud had explained to me fully
process which they refine the Oil and "expe entirely the
pyrogneous acid and ammonia and mpart the alkaline
perty 50 essential to all luorcatory oils.''
This is precisely what all Rosn Oil makers heretofore have
failed what has caused the welfounded prejudice
against Oil; without the features which have
Toned Quoted nbove the Oil would value for nbr
eating purposes while with the discoveries made and system
now in Mobile Works. believe the Oil will prove far
superior any other Oil for lubricang
cially in cold climates.
congratulate the Company and the country the
achievement which will be of wealth to both
Your obeaient servant
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[Signed..

New Orleans, January Is, 1889.
Southern Oil Company Gentlemen: During recent visit oil
different parishes of this State
have several planters who using Rosin
mills and all Of them spoke Of it the high
est terms a lubricating Oil.
My own observation also, has convinced that not a
fected Of temperature and is eA from all the
gummy dirty properties which always found in the
OF all oher lubricat'ng Oils
The shafts of sugar from the heavy and irregular
strains them difficult keep oiled and cool than al
most machinery has proved eff
Gent for that Oil This seasons experience
In October stating that Oil would prove far superior
to any other for the purpose above named.
Very respectfully your obedeut servant,
rS;gpad1 s. H. GILMAN.
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NOTICE-THE STYLE OF OUR FIRM is THIS DAY
IN changed to CLARKE 4 PICTON.
jail If A. B CLARKE 4 co.
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TELLER, j. H., SOAP MANDATORY, CORNER
n of Josephine and Howard Streets New Orleans.
good supply constantly hand and all orders promptly
filed. in24 in
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ma 3m&W

~ Permanent Evening Classes conducted by Professor
GENTII, five times week. from TO o'clock P. NJ. Termf
$O per MONTH Merchants Clerks and any other persons VIII
wish acquire thorough knowledge of the French language
respectfully requested to apply the University Buildings
corner of Baronne and Common Streets to
dl 3m PROFESSOR LOUIS DUFAU.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-16
1T Is NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY, SINCE
L Air
OLD AMI YoUN
Affirm its Truth,


PROFESSOR HOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
Will nfalltly the growth and color Of the hair if
ee i fs re % sss & bald With nstse 5 r
men the hair make more soft and beautiful than any OIL
aoe 1e me
and gentlemen and ladies Of all classes ali the world
I gesT "a ha We do not say too much ia its favor Read
St. osss ssms s G s.' Ms Sss n " @
induced to .e .gme Of I Son Hair d and d its
to report i.
S our little head S mf & had been perfectly
iirely came of in consequence when friend seeing his suffer
hopes Sa and a se o @ al 90 Su VIZ end
few applications removed the disease entirely and
that hoy healthy scalp and as asuriant crop II
sas and @ do ali
oil the scalp and hair. We are yours, respectfully,
Prof. wood-Dear Sir Ny hair had for several yeara, been
Wbdp the application q & oil in
%
use III within the la. three weeks it has turned 10 its
those produced by The ppeaon any oheF preps
a4 oe o. wb..s as a.
o for ase hs ps % S @ 81 2" @ @Sssuag hs ha
~ pS''D'e '' ..-'' MS sYNoNDs,
~, ''' wErlrso4os, Mo-, Dec il s. .Iss1 Isl.
sia ndes q to ans 2
it. bad the fever last May, nearly every hair
San ss b afa
that feel TO communicate TO others who afflicted have
the benefit have received from Prof Woods Hair Restorative
The i bottle. of three sizes H. xs sse
medium and small the small holds pint and retas
proportion than the small for tive dollars
per bottle the lsge holds quart 20 in proper
~ O. I WOOD CO. P5o@r5istoEs @ sl2 Broadway New York
And sold by al good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-16
BO1als
OF THE NEW ORLEANS, opELoUsAs
It Western I1ailroad Cornpany

3reat Western I1ailroatl Cornpanv
The President and Directors this Company now give pubc
notice that deous Of contracting extension of the
from Berwicks Bay opeousas they offer for negotiation the
Bonds of the Company for S20ooo dated Isl April 1862 and
payable In thirty bearing interest per cent payable
semi annually in April and October.
These Bonds secured by FIRST MORTGAGE on the
First Grand Division of the Road between Agers and rahenr
30 miles including the franchises rolling stock and all the de-
pots, whnrses, etc. appertainng to the same
This Division H. for all business pirposer complete ssara,e
Road In itself now in full operation terminating at erwcks
Bay and there with Texas by m weekly line of
steamships.
Punctua interest is provided for by
with the Louisiana State Bank special monthly deposits,
cannot De Withdrawn for whatever payment
being made by the bank only presentation the coupons
For the gradual redemption of the bonds has been
made with Edmond j. Forsiall Esq., in behalf of and for the
benefit Of aud all Bondoldars with the Louisiana State
Bank establishing SINKING FUND by deposits
ing in 1856 in the months of January February and March, and
also in July August and September aud in the following years
until final payment pay oi semnnnuay $4,000 of the
Bonds Ss5O00 annually sufficient extingush the whole
amount at maturity.
The funds deposited used for any other purpose
whatever be Withdrawn from the Bank but paid
only presentation of Bonds annually after pub
lie notice, and accepted from the lowest bidders
II is calculated that the proceeds bonds and other
Of the Company will he sufficient eoup
whole road from Berwick Bay Opeousa and to pay off
whole floating debt adding IS miles present extent
the roadopening up country Of great fertility arcntu
raj and increasing materially revenues of the
road.
Is with this object with these views that these bonds
so perfectly well secured favorable terms
Copies of Acts of Mortgage payment Of interest
and also for cstabrhing Sinking Fund.- Maps showing the
route of the road and its important connection with Texas can
be examined ou application to the office of the Company
WILLIAM G. HEWES,
President.
NeS rIeans ISsn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-16

MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE.
500 bb!s. Crushed and Powdered SUGAR.
50 boxes Loaf SUGAR.
1000 package. TEA.
50 Preston Merrill's YEAST POWDERS
20 bbls. :. :.
1000 boxes FIRE CRACKERS No. H.
1900 packages RAISIHS, Layers and N r.
20 casks Zante CURRANTs.
so CITRON.
20 cases PRUNES.
200 packages CRANBERRIES
~ bbls BUCkWIIEAT.
40 boxes :.
90 frkns choice GOSHEN BUTTER.
100 boxes English Dairy CHEESE
20 boxes Pineapple
$50 boxes Shaker PRESERVES
200 boxes Baltimore
$50 boxes JEII.IES and JAMS
% boxes GREEN CORN, lib and 2b.
25 boxes GREEN PEAS
100 boxes LOBSTERS, .
IS boxes SALMON .
20 cases spiced SALMON, 4b and sf
200 boxes CHAMPAGNE CIDER
20 eases WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
200 boxes Baltimore Cove OYSTERS Ib and 2b.
1000 reams STRAW PAPER.
200 dozen BROOMS
20 cases Canton GINGER.
80 bbls. Assorted English PICKLES
200 boxes Cracknells BISCUITS 5b end lob
For sale by
PINCkARD. STERILE CO.
nil 81 corner OF Gravier and Tchoupitouas Streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-16
s. J. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY,
ODD FELLOWS HALL.

14& ODD FELLOWS HALL
IN Prof J. VEGAS most respectfully announce to his
friends and the public in general that his Dancing Acad-
emy will be open for The season. at ODD FELLOWS HALL
the 18th of October when he trusts to meet with the
liberal patronage $ before.
The fashionable Qudre DEs DANES, lately danced in the
highest circles in Paris and London and newly introduced in
New York and Philadelphia by Pro j. Martin and A. Dod-
worth also the aud graceful quadre Do La Cour will be
introduced this season, " -
Days Of tuition for ChdreTuesdays Thursdays satur-
days, from 4 to 6 o'clock p. NJ.
Ladies ClasTuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from 10
Genemen's Gass-Alondavs Welnesavs and Er;davs f,,
until 10 O'Clock, r. NJ. ''' ~
Paccng Parties for Ladies and Gentlemen cver wdrss
day - - S' "'"'s''
The popular CHIIDREN's FANCY RAILS will be given as
before-once every month"; - 0 ~
n For terms apply to Prof Vegas, Odd Fellows Hall.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-16

VNHE STATE OF LOUISIANA, CITY OF NEW
oRLEANs-Thrd Justices Court, Second District Of New
Orleans - '
70 persons whose names are unknown for due by
the ed properties to the city Of New Orleans year
are hereby cited 10 appear before the undersigned Justice of h
Peace in and for the Second District The city New Orleans
within fifteen days from the date of the publication of this
citation IN the Official Journal of this city the
site their respective properties together with interest there
on at the rate of ten per this date and Ave
per cent. attorneys commissions.
Witness my hand and seal at the city of New Orleans this
18th day Of November A. D. 1889 $3.50
iSigncdl ARTHUR SAUCIER
nib l5t Third ,Justce Of tIs p.,oo
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DESIRABLE DWELLINGS, WELL LOCATED AND yrpy
convenient to business at Auction A
BY ]. B. WALTON. 8ss
7tuctIo1IetI5 Vthce To Place.
FTNHCRSDAY. 18th N0v. 1850 n m S,,cnu.y

Auctioneer, Office 10 Bank Place
rTHURSDAY, 18th Now, 1859, at l2 o'coIck
Il NJ, at the ST. Charles Exchange will be sold
ONE LOT OF GROUND in the square bounded by Caopde.
let Gate Apollo street. Mepomene ST. Charles date Nayades
and Iepsichoe streets measuring D. feet 5inches
rondeet street by ITO feet in DEPTH between parallel lines
this lot there is
A MODERN TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING, with
slate roof containing the usual number rooms conveniently
arranged wide hail. galleries in and rear
ec ec extending the of the to good tenant
for 81 y per per aunuIn, until the 3s October 1850.
notes each for dated 18th April 1852 yrnen 18Th
April s6O and payment 18th April 1861 per cent per
annn Interest from date maturity give his note for
$1,000 at two from day Of sale per cent per
Interest," and special mortgage, and for the balance cash
-Also-
TWO LOTS OF GROUND IN the sauare bonn,sd bx G,
Charles Gate Nayades) Caope Clio and Carondeet
streets measuring each 25 inches front on ST. Charles
street by depth Of l6 feet ~ inches lines between
sel lines running back to alley the rear ii feet
vide opening on Clio street with the improvements and
fngs thereon, consisting Of -
TWO MODERN WE'LL. BUILT TwosToRY FRAME
evening houses adjoining containing parlors with
nacK itaa marble mante wide hail. galleries and rear
panIty nehen ironing water closet etc. the ft
uoor Two large bed rooms and cabinet in the building
me second floor there alley for opening IN 81
Ihares street shout fect wide This property about one
sqaaFe from T-o Circle the side OF ST. Charles atreef
directly on the line Of the Caolton Lafayette Raroas
ahd convenient to the Apno and Pryaa onbs.es
and offers an opportunity for safe invesneut "
HJTERMOne- .hrd cash. balance a. one and ,o vea-s II;
notes Oh The purchasers in equal nStaents bearing
per cent annum from day to maturity and ner
cent thereafter not puncnaly paid BY mortgage on
th the property kept insured by The
ana the policies transferred to the yendsr
expense of the purchasers - f7T' >' ~ -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-16
THE CANIPBELLS ARE COMING:
MORY HALL

Positively for Ono Week Only!
Commencing MONDAY, Nov. q.
RuMSEY 4 NEWCoMB,s ORIGINAL CAMPBELL MIN
STREIS Brass Band and Double Troupe and the only Camp
bells existence: a others assuming the are moth
ing than mountebanks and mposors, be trusted
We caution the public against all such.
The the Campbels enjoy above other Minstrel
organization from their wnten the wears in
Southern country Their dcneaons of Negro character are
taken from actual and incidents in African life
presenting Musical and Coca pecliaries South
Negro ele,ang him his proper natural
wit and musical talent presenting the phases of Negro Life
Panaon and representing the musical capabilities of the
refined Of cities and villages n representing
sal accord has stamped the Campbels artists unappoachabe
and defying.
Balcony Serenade nightly by the Campbell Band
led by the Wizard Euger, August Achi
Doors open quarter TO to at quarter TO g.
Admission 50 cents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-16
To the Cotton Trade.


Aa meeting Of cotton buyers brokers held
18th Of October purpose Of deysng
redress grievances existing
necton with the Orleans, the following
resolutions adopted
That the practice followed hitherto by Offering
for sale dusty and sandy parcels along other
parcels free from such defects buyers
and in order to do this the ecuRy dusty and sandy
eottons hereby declared unerchanta are
recommended to sell them separately their merits
That sellers Of cotton shalt be held responsible for just
reclanaiions for false packed tho following clause
effect being inserted in the brokers' sale every
uVoce rendered to the buyer Subject to claims for false
packed cotono
That the practice Of the Presses replacing lost bales
cotton without the consent Of the
fraudulent substitution that treated such and
the fact reported appointed for
that and other purposes for such tho gravity
may require and buyers shippers Of engage
Themselves TO uphold the action Of the committee II
cnrry with the necessity to discontinue receiving
a , ' 10 long ~ " 'e'N hdef the open or
Tba, the charge of Il y cents ~ hall, .5 Il, III, .s..
shipment he day is received be no
longer paid provided the shipper gives the COMPRISING order
s ~ m my ~ ~ !" feee''ea' anu hasnes 'he vessel 'he Gay
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-16

foslllNE AND UNRESERVED SALE OF LOTS IN THE
Town OF Osyka, Miss.-Successon Of G. G. Bier and {, q
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-O@ce, 10 Bank Place
SATURDAY, December 3, 1859. at l2 O'Clock
~ NJ II the ST Charles Exchange by and N pursuance
81 an order OF the Honorable the Fourth District Court II Er
dated 2 October 1859 for Of the creditors of
Chas Y Bier and c. G. Bier Co., will at public auc.
ton without reserve f~1 -
Two LOTS OF GROUND in tho town of osyk. Stat. Of
asssspp situated on Liberty street between First Second
streets one from The New Orleans jackson and Great
depth. ~ - ~ ~ S' AZ
NTTERMS-Cash
Of the purchaser. - " - pse
vENTE POSITIVE ET SANS RESERVE DE TERRI AIMS
c. Bier Co. ~ - ~
s"= PAR J. B. WALTON.
observation-disclosures, 10 Bank Place
SAMAEDI, le de deccmbre 1859, a midi, =
de fhonoabe Quatreme Cour de District de la Nouvelle rs
ans date L doctobre 1859 pour copte des criancers e
thas u Bier ct G. C. Bier Co., yendu fencan sans
reserve = ~ '
DEux TERRA1Ss dams Ia vile de Osyka Etat du Mis,is
spp suf sur Ia libee les ct Deux
iee let du cen de fer de Ia Nouyee Orleans Jacknn
ct Great Northern chacun pieds de face sur 40
pieds de profonteur. - ~ M ~
RJrCONDITIONS-Comptant 58
Acie de venie pardevant D. Ricardo Noare Public aux
rails lie facqnereur. M
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-16
r A. FAHNEsToCK'svE svERnuFUGE.-

B. H. hlIE' Els VIZ .Es Vf11S011F'o Gs.-
NEw ORLEANS, June l9. 1853
Messrs b. A. Fahnestoc Co. entleEen-I pleasure
IN sending list of about fifty customers who testify
the superior quality of your valuable
+ II NJ + U G. +.
appears that another article
duced into many parishes where medicine we'll
Tor great many persons in writing for Fanesocks Vermuge
remark" We want iS. A. md n.
My sales this year will he at least 100 gross
Very respectfully
o2i I'm F.P. DuGoNGE 80 Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-16
FOURTH DISTRICT IMPROVED AND UNINpRoyEn
Real Estate auction
BY ]. B. WALTON

Real Estate auction.
BY J. B. WALTON,
-,r Auctioneer, office 10 Bank Place
NJ at The st. Charles Esehange At auction IN e. sd
SPACIOUS LOT OF GROUND, with ali the improve nj rove
Of Lafayette in the square bounded BY Chippewa Pleasant
Jersey and Harmony Streets designated by No l. and mea
sung feet inches front on Chippewa BY M feet inches
desh on the other side Harmony street. together with
good substantial story and brick dwelling house COW.
gallery rear Adnns upon lie some raeie Ie
story brick building covered with shingles containing two
with shingles, containing two kitchen in the yard
there & y pEson p snd CHICKEN house. two cisterns and we'll
adjoiung in the the lot described
" feet inches front Pleasant street, by depth be-
THREE LOIS OF GROUND situated in the Fourth his.
c late city OF Lafayette in the bounded Josephine
Levee and Rousseau Streets and designated by Nos
Lots Nos and aon each other measure each 30 feet
front on Adele by lss feet 10 inches and lines depth
Let No 36 inches and lines front on Adele
63 feet ii inches and lines depth on the side adjoining
Lot No thence running Rousseau street ii feet ii
inches and line running towards osephipe stree az
feet IL inches and line feet 10 inches in width
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. situated in the
Fourth District in the bounded by Water Ieyee First
and sarapnru streets and designated by the Nos
which they have front of % feet and lines by he
No. q feet inches line in depth on the side
next to First street and O. feet inches on the line
the line dividing from Lot No 2 feet inches and
lines on the other side line Soraparu
third cash, and the balance years.
n the notes of the purchaser bearing
mum aud mortgage until final payment per interest
on the noes after maturity not punctnay paid The build
sred against fire by the purchaser and the pulley transferred
the vendor.
Acts Of sale before W H. Peters, Notary Public at the e..
pense of the purchasers. nS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-16
Oriental Resfalty.4f,

OI7e1tNx l4eSeNlf1'Nf,
A ST. CHARLES ST. OPPOSITE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
The undersigned begs leave inform his friends pnb
lie generally, that he has opened REST AURAT aud
he pledges himself to provide the best MEATS OYSTERS
GAME FISH AND VEGETABLES, that the market affords.
Attached the establishment is an
OYSTER SALOON AND BAR,
Where the best brands of WINES BRANDIEs etc. will be
kept. Private for Parties.
SAM. CROGHAN,
n9 2ptf pron-;a,.r