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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01
BY N. VIGNIE.
CITY OF BALTIMoRE's SHARE or ESTATE or THE
late John hcDonogh - Tracts, Squares and Lots OF
Ground In and near the City Of McDonogk vile suitable
for gardening purposes-Ve y long credit sale
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Auctioneer Ofice Me- Bsnkp Arcadia
i. a. AAHrd AZ. ds:n, c.n 1882 10 r o'clock
;s: sf5 :ss's p s9sf
81 Emory agents of CITY Of
= 1i'fI .ss s Es Esf,
ss.ss sEysI n
ss;sd d. !. an .ad @ 4 Ne Atp HALF LOTS mum
.aeasr aoIs fas he "fss % ssu.I:
No. a-THREE LOTS numbered s. 10. Just inside The
V L E k21s T. ,s,
No n y square Ne. A-NINs LOTS being til. who'll.
s$TsSyq $STs y ;ys.,s
:s1:fs .ad a.d
sfWsysa NJ y. e apafe ""ts S' LoTs
s wsas as ns
not DIVIDED Into lots All nns lots
., No y q sqnaSs No. s1-rwELvk LOTS In square No.
squares and No fronting square,
1 sS1?E srs In .qu.r. No.
No. Il .'fts LOTS 3? .ad
s os and ID on M y triangular o being The whole IN these
En ofs n *, ,. w
S = ana ssy sS EEanfsSsHH nSH
ofs L o1 sa.,. so ", ~ ,5ss
triangular lot being tho whole in these squsre
No ls in Squares No. lz4, Ne l26 No. IT, No. l28 No.
l2s TWhvk Lots each being the whole these squares
LOTS each, being the whole in these squares
No 20 In squares No l33. No. 1884, No. lE-TWRLvE
LOTS each, being the whole in these squares.
.o.s MIC
Arma' Notary Public tho 25h April 1875 and as per plan
taken hsrs'rom by A. de Arsna Esq Assistant State Sur
exhibition the otcs Of the .uctlonee
a. M rARcEL of LAND situated in ,be ,.,, o, til. town
hcDonogh, and comprised follows: First Hancock
street. me extreme rear street Of said laid the
original plan second the division line between the parishes
Jeher.on AID Orleans being the lower boundary third the
portion st the town esgnsed said plan ny word
serve and which is depth of 10 psns being
posed to contain 3i superficial acres. more or less On this
property the graveyard enclosed by plank fence which
~ A TRACT D. LAND in NcDouosh VILE measuring lss
eos freneh measure) less front the Mississippi
hJ about forty npents deep fronting Hamilton
feet each and fronting said Hamilton street.
tract in tho Of the described tracts measuring about
~ srens deep by l5s feet wiie part OF said parcel land
has some timber it. Ths whole according plan drawn
HS-fERMS AND CONDITIONS One eth cash, and the
balance cred Of and years notes Of the pur-
ehnser made PAYABLE at tho Citizens Bank OF Louisiana
cured by special mortgage hs property Sold with all the
vendors privileges and the clause Of nonalienaudo sid
notes to bear per cent interest from date until
,r III ease OF hos pay nent at maturity said will then
condition viii not be understood delay any way The
pa Sment OF said notes.
hs purchasers will themselves be put in possession
at their expense, md viii have comply the terms
and conditions above described within fifteen the ay
Of sale and Of any delay neglect on their part ths
property purchased by them will be sold for
rstk ~i!hout any further notice.
Acts Of sale before e. Barnett Esq Notary bic at he
expense of the purchasers msl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

Inc adjourned meeting Of the previous evening
at the Of the Association last evening
to hear the report of the Collecting Committee, Mr.,
Lusher IN the chair. The committee reported that
names mad been pledged for subscriptions to amount
OF S3,ZoO, $l,OO0 OF which WAS conditional on
slo'ooo being raised, and $4,000 conditional on
oZo,ooo beng raised, and neither of those sums
mad been subscribed the pledges were null.
Mr.. Strong, President OF the Association. then
stated that as the effort to continue the Association
IN It's present manner OF operation had failed. he
formally announced that the rooms would be closed
AFTER last evening, but that the Mercantile Library
Association still existed, its charter was yet held and
he trusted in brighter days to firmly established
and IN prosperous condition of usefulness and pro
gress. He should by and with the counsel OF the
Board oil Directors and in behalf of the Association
proceed at once to dispose of its assets the books
and fixtures for the payment of its debts.
RESOLUTIONS were then proposed and carried, ex.
pressing the entire approval with which the Assoca-
toh regarded the action of the Board of Directors
ana oifcers, and their management of its affairs
that they had done all that they could and all for the
best, and that the present troubles could not have
been avoided by any course which it was in their
power to pursue
1t was then moved that the meeting be adjourned.
as the business for which it had been convened was
accomplished and that it be Immediately reorganized
by call OF members, and take action for the future
welfare OF the Association. The motion was carried
the meeting adjourned sine die, twenty-five members
signed the call, President P. N Strong took the
CHAR and after some little discussion, the following
resolution was adopted:
Resolued, That a committee of five be appointed
by the President, charged with the duty of devisng
a nal
jects npated by the Mercantile Library Associ
alton and with obtaining sum of not less than
$4,000 and to report within thirty days.
The resolution was unanimously adopted and the
Association adjourned, having held its last meeting
in the rooms which it has occupied since its organiza
tlon We LETT the greater number of members present
lingering reluctantly amid the books and familiar and
comfortable surroundings, to be enjoyed by them M
more, and to pass from their possession probably on
the morrow. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01
Domestic Intelligence.

WASHINGTON, March 3l.-Iu view of the importan,
intelligence received by this Government from Mica
ragua by the Northern Light it is said that the Pres
ldent has determined to send an additional naval
force to the coast of Nicaragua for the purpose of
protecting the persons and property of American cit
izens in that country.
WASHINGTON, March 3O-Our Government ds
credits the rumors in relation to the French Govern
ment furnishing funds to Miramon to aid him in car.
rylng on the war In Mexico, on the condition that
a'ranon shall cause the cession of the Isthmus of
Iehuantepec or its control to France.
Senator Yulee, Of Florida who has been severe,v
i'll since the adjournment Of Congress, is now couvs
escent
The more recent accounts in relation to the gather
ing OF gold from the newly discovered mines uea,
Fcrt Yuma, are rather discouraging
New YORK, March 31.-Thc steamship Hanmon;a
which left Hamburg the 18th inst, arrived at this
port this morning.
her adVces have been anticipated by the Persia.
CINCINNATI, March 3l.--The Flour market closed
very duil quotations are nominal. Whisky steady
sales to-day, 900 bbs. at 24c. Western Mess Pork
was offered to-day at SIT to $l7 SO without pur-
chasers Lard closed at IOA to l0s MoIasses active
sales to-day OF 1900 hhds mostly at 34c Sugar firm
sales OF zoo hhds. at prices ranging from Cd to Hc.
Coffee closed steady at IL to l2ac.
NEW YORK, March 3l.-Cotton closed with de-
Ginning tendency. The sales to-day were 500 bales
at decline Of /. Middling uplands l23c.
The flour market closed dull sales today 5000
bbls Pork dull Eastern mess ST. 40 to SIT IS.
Tallow is selling at lO3 to lo3c Sugar closed firm
at to 74c. Bacon firm; sides 81 to o.; shoulders
81 to &c.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01

WERH THE sugJECT LESS INSPIRING we should
weary of constant to the beauties of the
unrvaled system of distribution which owes its OK.
stence to the enterprise Of Col Judson Of the dona
ton depot, 81 Camp street, Every contemplation of
the subject, no matter in what aspect viewed urges
us to say something in its praise and we could 90 On
for our natural lifetime descantng daily anent the
extraordinary facilities for acquiring crockery which
are presented. Any person can 60 in and come out
with magnificent set of china.ware at cost of
81 50, if he or she be fortunate,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01
LATER FROM BRITISH COLUMBIA.

ST. LOUIS, March 3l.-The overland California
mail has arrived here with San Francisco dates to the
7th inst, and later advices from British Columbia,
A proposition had been made at Victoria to annex
that section to British Columbia, reserving 100000
acres OF land at the fork Of the Thompson river for
Oregon emigrants.
The British corvette Satellite will proceed to Nett
nette Sound to punish the Indians for the outrage
Gently committed by them in destroying the Ameri-
can brig Swiss Boy, and taking her crew prisoners.
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LATER FROM UTAH.

Aormon and indian Depredationg.
LEAVESWoRTH, KANSAS, March 3l.-The Utah
mail arrived here to-day, with advices from Salt Lake
City to the sth inst.
The mail party encountered terrible snow storms on
the Palms. which very much retarded their progress
The Second District Court Of Utah was in session
at Provo. -.
The hormons or Indians have stolen many horses
and mules belonging to the mail company, and the
perpetrators were threatened with lynch law.
The Indians had commenced molesting the Calfor.
mia mails, and continued to steal their horses and
mules for food
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01
LATER FROM HAYrI.

NEW YORK, March 3l-An arrival at this port
brings advices from Hayti to the 18th inst.
The country was quiet, and quite number of
Haytiens. who had been banished during sououque's
administration, had arrived at Port au Prince, from
Jamaica and other ports
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01
FURTHER FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

Valparaiso and Chill Revolutions.
NEW YORK, March 31st.-The Northern Ligh
brings $4,000 in specie, freight from A.pinwall
and her adyices from Valparaiso are to the LIST o.
March.
powerful and popular revolutionary movement
had been organized and the leaders were sanguine Of
success.
The battle previously reported was fought on the
2sh of February, and decided the fate of the revo
lutionsts who were as previously reported, defeated
after hard fought battle OF four hours duration.
The American Consulate, being in the vicinity Of
the battle ground, was riddled with shots.
The insurrection in Chilli is in fair way Of being
speedily quelled.
The Southern portion OF Chill, recently in the
possession Of the insurgents, is in the hands Of
the Government, and Talca has surrendered without
fighting.
1t is believed the country will be entirely quieted
within month.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01
TERPSICHOREAN.

#HsHssas 4 Dssss xEAs, sS1G i, 5bB
and hR ths s public p general hat his third GHDKENs
Ap at s1f Old EoWEs III o Eifa HAIL IN FRIDAY the
ill 4 n sSs hs Err and fHpage
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Ladies' and Misses not pupils. ils.................Free
Young gentlemen exceeding il years g
Misses and Masters, pupils Free.
Ladies' and Misses wishing s obtain invitations will ple.se
Room to j. ss ns odd esg Il II. Ball
Iisfst nst q me- H. ss $ h' Music
81 MIME DeBAR's DANCING ACADEMY, 2s3
Bsrenne str street between Girod and Julia
hs sssSs tssie%y VII Ssfsss'
wednesday and Friday from lo9. to l2,s
Chdrenfus.day. Thursday Saturday, from AZ to OK
Private Lessons Thursday Saturday from o
rerms-Iadies $40 per month; Children, S. payable in
advance. Twelve lessons in the month"; " -
nSs' ssR seen Academy any dsz la s% sn
a. 1,,t-nIs Cds0PEK's WE'LL, KINDS COUNTY, :s,a
af Tlis fasorte place of resort is always Ill resdi. g
The ended by the Medical Faonly for the
iarrhea pyspspsia Dropsy ohlOrosis Diabetes
IEMAN WILLIAMS, Proprietor
aid ~ @ tsH ss~ ssss % % e1s
nspo lsi niles Il miles staging from Tsy's TO the Well
months. fe2s 2mkWs
SANDS sARsAPARlLLA, FOR PURIFYING
- the bood the Original and Arcs every where
eeepaea isr Inc removal
arising from an impure Hood or habit of tho
system.
This is Purely Vegetable Extract In which arc strongly
concentrated all the medicinal properties of the best Sarsa.
par foo' comoineo with other salutary
productions Of the vegetable kingdom producing eompoupd
differing entirely in its ehacer from apy other
preparation and infinitely superior all others for the cure
Scrofua, Rheumatism, Stubborn Ulcers Dyspepsia Salt
Rheum Fever Sores Erysipea Pimples Bies Heren,ia1
Diseases Cutaneous Erupis Complaint Female Com,
plauts Loss Of Appete cereral Debility ETC. The exner
sixteen has fully established the high reputation
of this
Prepared and sold by A. b. d. SANDS Wholesale Drug
gists, No. 100 Fulton street, New York. For sale by
j. WRIGHT CO., No. Gland l51 Chartres street
F. p. DACoNGE 50 Chsrsre street, New Orleans and
=. "a. Moa wv ,.N.'che1, MS m2l 1n&w
NUTICE TO CAt<PKNTERS AND BUTTDERs
Patent Sawed erboaflng rough and dressad
from the best yellow Pine Cypress timber for sale Al
9 Per for rough and s22 30 dressed lots to suit
Es- Lumber sawed to order.
Etels 1y STAR PLAsING MILLS New Basin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01

DAY EXHIBITION AT ARMoRY HALL.-To day there
Will be grand noon exhibition of Or. Beale's ad-
mirable panoramas of Niagara and the Mammoth
Cave with the other amusing and instructive enter.
tainments, all Of which are well worth seeing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01

MEssRs. e. ROGER & Co. announce by adyer.
sement that from and after this date the active mart
ners of that firm are Messrs Edward Roger and
Henry samory.
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METAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB


~ 1pI fs%ssass &c., Win sTstps'sEs FRspax Il fo+
ssP9e Ii. 'Ss Gss ss 5 5 f hs m
to his stake CLOSED with the following nominations
D. r kenner names b. SIGMA by Epsilon ou, of imp
A. l. Bingaman tMcG rath woodsD b. C. CAPTAIN
e df r g !,
s y s FASss By
aHa M y Sn sp
out Of Bnkey. ,., " '-'p NsD'fe
SATURDAY. I'd April, ssa-Postsake for all sges four
a %' he a S ys Gibbs hs f ,s four a.
second to his stake Closed with the following subscribers
!. r Rchasa 4 Wsls Ta;Idr S5 Louisiana 5.
/. A. i: Bingaman of Mississippi
6. I. i 7. VI, boswell OF Virginia.
TUESDAY, 5th Aprl-Heats of miles, Cus Purse $1,000
WEDNEsDAY eth Aprl-orleans Club Stake for two year
ods foss Of 1856 heats mile; subscription $500 forfeit
s @ Sny ~ aee-Ted a M on or before the ls January
Ss sosa l two or tsr The he horse
h'ss and ssdiugs 50 lbs Closed tho olowi6g
Also y esomt %es G dam S 6y =, %p snr okshe 6 out Of Ree
Iscomte names ch c. by Iecomte out of Miss Riddle
ansf s BY sse%e out of La
S% %P Sor@a S,'na'' by au's'
D r. Kerner by Voucher out of Mary Thomas
s. a. BrinsierD ch by Lecomte of Medina by imp
A. i. Bngaman names b. by Lexington, out of 1aBac
chRnte-decared. ' A.
Also. ch, c. by Bundle aud.o. out of Nancy Perkins,
IL Szymans by Lexington ont Il Jnl;. IT ~
imp. Glencoe, out of Martha Malone " -
S. j. g. Boswell b. Ell by INN GIepcoe nj,
St. Mary by Hamlet. ~ vs.
Tbs Puryear names b. BY imp Glencoe Miwood by
imp Monarch.
10 H II. oliver names b. by imp Sovereign, out of Odd
Stocking by Thornhl. - ~
". I. b. Warfed-not named
IL. A. X. Rirhards-no nnrned.
SAME DAY-Heats mile; Club Purse $780,
THURSDAY, 7th April-Ieas of miles; Club Purse $500
FRiDAY, Sth Apr-Heats Of mile best in g. Club Purse
5000. ' ~ " - ~ "'''
SATURDAY 9Th Apr-Heats of miles; Club Purse 81 300
MONDAY ith April-Metairie Stake-For colts and ies
en year ods heats mil subscriptions $500 SlOO four
mb II ihe race is run To and close the 9Th of March
ne raea to be run under the rules of the Meaire Jockey Club
70 come OIL on the Monday ceedipg the regular race week In
p Ihe race to 10 under the rules Meare
the mile race is postponed, this stake will be run on
l. w. Is. Wood ALE hv f,rox E,o,.
dam Mnrgate Edna. ~ ' "s'''
John Campbell names ch by Wag er dam by Glancoe
H. r. henher names ch f SOU VENIR, by Lecop,te dam
and L IL bngamsn @ names STEVE POWERS by Bundle
Miss Riddle f - W heeoin'e oe'n
Edith, by Sovereign. y e'' oAu'
I. W. j. Minor ch. c. MARIO nv yonch.r ao,, N
Also, bl t, VERONA, by YORKSHIRE dam Britannia ~
entrance money per cent will go second horse and
there no second II be added the purse bors .a
ing over viii receive the purse. ~ ~
NIL If SIDNEY STORY, Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01

MEssRs. BENoIsr, SHAW h Co. publish notice this
morning that Mr.. NJ. J. Newman and j. Murphy have
become partners in their house, the style of the firm
remaining unchanged. .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01
NUMBER 21.
t. the New 0rIeaus Creseeat
FURTHER By THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
FRENCH FIL1BUsrERlNe IN NICARAGUA.
THREE BRITISH TREATIES RATIFIED.
TRANSIT aours ssIzzD sYpsSsrosyrxARrzssi


| fsr sns HArosAL HSs.l
| NEW YORK, March 31-The Northern LIGHT,
mails confirm the report we sent last night Of the
seizure OF the lake boats belonging to the Nicaragua
Transit Company, and explain the cause of the high
handed proceedings.
| The advices from Nicaragua were BROUGHT to
Aspinvall from Greytown by the Enslish mail
steamer, which arrived short time previous TO the
departure Of the Northern Light.
The officers OF the British mail steamer report the
circumstances OF the seizure, as follows:
The United States sloopof.war Decatur srriyed Of
San Juan Del Sur, and anchored ia the cove near
| that port on the 18th.
The Decatur was mistaken for an American 6Iibus
ter vessel and the alarm soon spread in every direc
ton that the ibusten were of the coast, and vers
about landing men, etc.
Messengers were dispatched in great haste to Presi
dent Martinez, who Immediately set of with about
three hundred men and took possession of the transit
route to prevent their landing and passing up the
river.
Upon learning the true character OF the vessel in
the cove he returned, destroying the bridges on the
way for greater security from sudden invasion.
During Aartinezs absence in pursuit Of an imaginary
foe, the French company Of engineers and workmsn,
sent out by the Belly Company crossed the lake and
seized Joe Whites transit steamers. and iuprsoned
their officers and crews.
Fort Castillo and Fort San Calos are to be given IN
to Mons Belly for his headquarters.
The Panama Star says that the Nicaragua Govern.
ment first took possession of the akeboats and after.
ward abandoned them to the Belly Company.
The British mail steamer also brought three sepa.
rate treaties, which Sir. VIM Gore Ousley has nego-
tiated with the Niearaguan and Costa Rca Govern.
ments. and which have been ratified by those Gov.
ernments.
The work shops and house belonging to the Ac.
cessory Transit Company at Punta Arenas, have
been swept away by the sea.
The Legislature OF Nicaragua on the 4th Of March
passed resolution declaring the Transit route free
to all nations.
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AMU6EMENTS.
PLAclDE's vARlETIEs-aRAvIrR sTaKET
.nr. WARREN.
BEHRP1f b OF MRS. JOHN SEXTON.
FRIDAY EVENING. Anil l. lsda

10 commence With shakspesre's comedy Of AS YOU LIKE
sauss rsSsa e. n Gee Jordan rouehs'ne ~ John OVENS
LAM l ~ Geo Ho!snd Oliver hr Briggs Duke NJ Punk.
e frsderien hcCIse LeBe ~, Mr. Duncan; Corn NJ
PIX 1s pshn P Seton G Phoebe k,s Marx sm
Gale and jackson To eoneluds with the aughabe and
popnis fstee Q. LADIES BkWARE-Colonel Vavasour Mr.
Seton ' Ne' ,''' . no'
In rehesrsal-s local somedy-"our American
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Nineteenth Night Of
hARsHs JUVENILE CoKRDIAYs

e bHb VEFILE COkEDIAED
sssend night q the grand romantic drama of th. LADY OF
Louis Allan Bane Mast a. y. Marsh: Eien DonrIss NJ.
ab. wfFEeals somsrson merit ,hg
.,ns1 sp ~ waned.oaE HUNDRED LITTLE GIRLS for MI
season. Appy Al RoI sna e W or the New Orleans
= N''' ''''A !" ~ a. Il
:, ~ Performances EVERY EIaHHI and EVERY sArup-
ErDoors on.c =. ,,~,. =,
-, -...ze:----- ,...s.--------- a
SHhHNAss IkiEATEk-sT. CHARLES sr.
eans CORRi
PRICES OF ADN1ssIoN-Dre.s Circle eud Paropst.s 7s
sS each Priysts oaes . CENTS Private Boxes,
80 ~ e"sN
THIRD NIGHT OF THE WONDERFUL n aApp1pr AVN
FRANCOIS RAyEI, AN u
FRIDAY EVENING. April l. 1859,
ihiTd night In this city Of the panorirne of BIANCo
R.I. sher ana ma,ions-Banco, Gabriel
ans
oos open a. Overture at " O'clock precisely Bo.
al ''''' ''0HA ~ NO 0el0cs = r ,,isre, y; Wv
@. ..------------ :. - e-lAsLE l. % treasurer.
~ A'A 'AAtlIN-oRLEASs STREET
Second night of Don zstti,s onsra IrrcI. M
'iOOn..
~ ~'1"'''~'ehehlo' OF N me Neziaa,
sS,-p.-f,r-,,,,, -
rs-Sck et n"ina Iue . olinielices al I O'Clock.
o,cIoct p ofeh every Jay, from O'Clock A. M. to 3<
to n. nl
Nnn CurIn~y., --------
~ A.-AAi@-' "A n ST EE +
Turpen.v vyr,,,,
avn
SATURDAY EyES1Nc ., ,o.,s
" - -' ~ VI ApFl loosN
Stephen Massett
"coI. pIpEs'n LAST AppE4R4rcp-w.. .,-
Programme each p;,bt N '''s"se Vi
SONG AND cu1r 1rcu.r,,u
~
""nv Lahos,
lhendns his extraordinary stio Of Piccoloni Sketch
Of Charles Dickens Trial of john uadIsv for s,.aI l.
ana Drawing Room version of "vikins and his
Dinan.
Rt-ilChETS, 80 CESfE-To be nd at the aoor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01

MERCANTILE lSTELLIGENCE.-Messrs. Charles r,
Railey Co. give notice that they have taken the
store No. l3 Ichoupitouas street, two doors below
the stand which they lately occupied, where they will
continue the general grocery business.
hessrs. Patton, Smith & Putnam advertise that
havng been elected from their late premises by the
ire OF the 10th ut they have taken the store M AZ
Magazine street, where they will carry on their busi
ness as heretofore
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01

nHLEANs THEATER-THE UNDERSIGNED
- has toe honor of informing public that
have been change should be eectad in hs
present destination of the Orleans Theate that The
rctl Season will open Nov. lst proxino ~ ~
he roll of subscription for seats omen from ths
date at Mr. Richard Cague's bourbon street mn
The present Of and boxes viii he ente5 tn
preference on the subscription list = " "
ma II on AS pAPIANnC r....,...
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01

EACFS AND SUGGESTIONS, CLAIMING THE
consideration OF al those conducting business on
large or small scale in the city or country:
nerectly reliable SAFE when cneounterirg fire.
from hunaed to thousand times its is anything but
true economy TO dispense such an article or tn
liable when old. ~ ~ s uAle
me subscriber has constantly or sale made in New
aoak s. LOUIS and Boston which only originally but
ALSO permanently fire This To
to th?se may visit address him. pubcsons designed
Tor distributions and he neser wishes any TO mr.
theu t1 do So ~ " e'' 'e'"''''
Safe indispensable those having occasion to keen
BOOKS papers money jewery, fire policy 10 those
owning ckh OF merchandie and foregoing brief
70 pfecauon OF ncalcunoc importance will il hoped in.
uuc many Of the former class appreciate necessity of in.
mary Welfare. isaac RRTnGE '' e'e-
NILS I'm al Nara,r,. s,x,..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01

PRICES OF ADMISSION:
First and Second Tiers and Psrquette ... TX o.r,s
ns nes nlfa 1ie Tor coored persons ony)......G0 .
iisH'e no4es.. "a
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G. E. sPALDIEa, Manager r. G. Marsh, Stage Manager

fALDING 4 ROGERS AMPHIrHgArER AVN
~ AUskUA, ST. CHARLES STREET "
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