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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
Jan S.-bL
-.S.,yIC TESnp Eth. BooI, for subs

MASONIC TEMPLE.-The Books for subscrip'
vi ton to the Stock in the Masonic Temple. are nov
opened at The 01iccs OF lsAACS i TAYLOR and W.
PURCELL 4 CO.
Citizens generally are iny!,cd TO ,ubscrih. IN aid OF shh
great public improvement.
TERMS or MISUNDERSTANDING 20 each. vne polsr
ner share to he maid for a, the time OF subscribing, on the
balance Of such subscription Ct less than three shares
credit OF six months: on a subscription OF four shares ana
not exceeding ten, 4 credit Of eight months; On a subscrip'
ton OF ten shares, and not exceeding twenty, a credit oiien
months: and on a credit OF twenty shares and upwards, q
c.cdi. Of twelve months.
In all cases the Treasurer 10 take notes.
In ia-dirn ny ORDER OF TIE TRUSTEES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
wAHRENroN SA; !C.l KEMALE COLLIE
CLIFTON ACADEMY.
RROOKHILL SCHOOL, vIKGINIA.

v. VIRGINIA.
Tho ~nerttern ,ciN bt2in frs! Fs5rEHry, 1859.
CHAS. MINOR. w.. D.. 4. NJ, University W., PHiScirti-
EroDr, M,s.lE, WILLIAM II. Amor. Assistants.
TJNIIE Course Il Instruction accords with, and Is prepsra-
,oryto tina, OF the University Of Virginia. 1t embraces:
/. The English Language. including hnglo-saSor.
9. The Greek and Latin Language.
3. The German. French, Spani.a and italian Languages.
1. Mathematics. q,
). The elements of Natural sai Moral Philosophy aad
Chemistry.
The session = 5iyidod into twotcrms: The lsi term begins
September lst, The end begin, February DISCRIMINATING
June 18th, following.
dollar., to G6 pail in atedrct.
Light. and Books are no, Included but will he supplied al
cos; prices.
4 vacation Of ten days or Two weeks Is had al Christmas.
Reference Is Invited 10 the Visitors OF the University OF
Virginia: 10 Professors lIolcorib., Harrison, Cabell, nledsos'
and Minor, Of the University Of Virginia; Hon. william q.
Eiyes, Gotham Depot, Va Ri. Rev. Jno. Johns, Alexandria
Va; Franklin Minor, Esq; Charlottesville. Va; Lieut.: NE
Matry, Washington; Hon. c. C Clay, t.s. Senate; Hon. N.
Il. II. Garnet, II. Rep, Z. 5.
Catalogues showing the plan Of the school In general de-
tall. with c.he. references, VIII he s.n' to those "E' r.
quest It.. ,
~ Pos,osfce snI Depot, Charlottesville. Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
Co.pARTNERSUIP NOTICE.

sANL ". PRICE having purchased the en.!re !n,eree: o!
= joel Is. Watkins In the late concern OF Price & Watkins,
has assorlaiei with him In the business VIZ. II. Gordon an!
VA. J. Eggle,icn, late Of lie house OF I. X. Price 4 Co.,
and John Te,nnlc, late With Iriee Z Watkins, und.r :he
style Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
SELECT COUNTRY BOARDING SCHOOL,

Eulk lUUNG LhplL~.
NJ r. HENRY l.. BROOKE proposes, on the 10th OF Oc-
Iyl tober next, TO open a Boarding School for young
ladies', at Ashland, in the county OF Hanover. All the
higher branches Of female education will be taught, In:
cludin; French, Latin, Italian, Music and Drawing, In all Of
which departments there will he competen, assistants.
Mr.. Edward Gremier, nov q resident in Ashland, will take
charge OF the department Of Music, French and Drawing.
After the present year the school viii be removed TO the
country, In the neighborhood OF Ashland.
TERMs-One Eaif payable in advance, The :est al .hr end
FOR he bostd. Including fuel and lights, sl75
English branches, ~
Languages, (each,) "
Music-professor's fc"s:
U.e o! Piano, D
Washing, ~
For further Information address
HENRY L. BROOKE,
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LOTTERIES.
WOOD, EDDY & cos
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES!
CHARTERED BY THE STATE or
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000 DOLLARS
z QNLY $40

NOTICE TO II PCBLIC.
4 = the members Of our ARA have, by way ofpurciase, be.
"A come the owne, ofthc grants chartered by the States OF
Delaware. Kentucky, Missouri, and part Of those in Georgia,
Under thu management OF Messrs. Gregory ( Maury, VIII
mington, Delaware. We have deemed II e~xpedient TO change
IN: name OF our trm, on and after January 1T. isI9, to that
OF WOOD EDDY & CO., who will hereafter have the man
agcinent Of the Sparta Academy Lottery, anil The others, IS
above named.
In all Transactions We haze enLeayored 10 cenduc: our
business with integrity, and pronptness, and We can assure
,h- pablo that the patronage heretofore bestowed on u -
vel! deserving OF being transferred 10 our succes-ors.
Very respectfully,
Augusta. Georgia, Dee. IS, lsJ,. :. SWAN i CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
IRON, STEEL, TIN PLATES, Ae.
\ ii. SKlSKHR 4 CO., No. ~ Cary Stree, oh"r

~ II. SklNkER 4 CO., No. ~ cary Stree "h'r
II. sale
English Refined ~led-bes;Lra1d
Common English Rolled
Swedish
American Hammered .
Plat, Round. and Square Nsrs--a! sizes lRVs'
Oval, Half Oval, Half Round
Hoops. bands, Nail Rods
Sttts Horse shoes
American, Russia and English Sheets
Majors Cast, Shear and German Steel
Bistcr.d Steel, made Of Swedish Iron
Tin liatcs-assort-tl sizes
PIC, and Bar Tin, Sheet and slab Zinc
IIa-aE Ill .aELu.. af ErncnrieA- IIEa:Ln. A..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28

IVORY TABLE CCTLERY.-Ene Ivory
handled Knives and Forks, from the hes: maken.5
Knives only, TO be used with silver or plated forks, pee. aha
Game Csrvers, steels, &c. TO be had at the H9Ise vv
Ing store Ct Ihos' a.p
Jan .6 io' Nain Nv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
Jan ,-Sfn NW!NEE q NHTy TIT I"IH FEr'
THE COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-The

l. subscriber respectfully calls attention 10 his extensive
stock Of Foreign Fruits, Nuts. Preserves. Cigars, Pickles,
sauces, etc, etc. Also to my extra superiinc Refined Can
Dis. Superior article, manufactured expressly for transpor-
tatiou. Those who are In want OF the above articles, by or.
derinr will ind Il to their interest; they will save from 10 20
IL per cent. by calling at JUAN PlZLlNIs
Inporter aud wholrale dealer, In Foreign Fruits,
And Refined Candy Manufacturer.
JanoI No lbs Main Street. Richmond Va,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
PARAMOUNT MACHINE WORK
DILL "A L. .DHI

DOwEI LOOMS, SiIAfrINGS. y MACHINE WORK.
w. would call the attention Of Southern Manuiac-
iurers to our make Of powgg Looa, wich will be found 10
embrace the latest improvements for Plain Goods, Checks,
Jeans, Satne,s, &C.
Also, manufacture ENCLOSING CALESpERs, LARD ASp on
PEgSsEs, MACHINERY FOR MANUFACTURING PAPER HAsGiSGs,
Mill GE,KISG ASp SnArrSc. Your orders are respectfully
solicited, aud any Information will be given by addressing
J. & T. wo0D
Wood street. between 2ls: and I'D, Philadelphia.
Ian 2S-wtindltclt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
SPRING IMPORTATIONS, 1859.
A STRONG II d co.,

Ribbons, Millinery, SILK Goods, Flowers,
Ruche, straw Bonnet and Flats.
MO. go, BALTIMORE STREET,
Y BIIwEES CHARLES AND HASoyLR sTIEtrs,
BALTIMORE,
o"J .h.,nn... Jan 2'-c3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
PHOSPHATE rLIME,

NJ ANCFACTuRED By u. ". RHODES 4 co. Office -,
NJ South street, Iowly's Wharf, Baliincr".
FOR SALE By
SCI!fR. KOIILER Co, Richmond.
ENABLE & NORTON, Petersburg.
SCOTT, FRENCH co, fredericksburg.
". IIOLL.lSS 4 CO., Lynchburs.
WATERS, ZIMMERMAN K CO., Alexandra.
Nov Sly
BUSINESS COATS!-BUSINESS COATS!
nARRACOTT. HARRIS L co. have 4 larg. stock Of
H. business Coat, on hand, and, as the season Is advan-
cling, have put the price 50 low that any perscn wishing u
coat Is compelled To- buy.
pARRAC0TT. HARRIS d CO.,
No. lie Main sheei..
lao, s,.ca..or. o. M.rrhapt Wciicrr 4 20.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28

DURRELL,S FIRST PREMIUM CAST
Id IRON CORN SllELLERS.-Just received q supply OF
This Justly celebrated Corn Shelter, being the most substsn.
tial Corn Shelter ever made. In store. for sale by
CHURCH 4 FLEMING,
LIN L-ou co-ncr Of nnrv and 18th hfrcrt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28

IMPROVED CHEAP cow
BINISG ORNAMENT, WITH COMFORT.
WITH Etzgeralds Improvements In constructing cheap
w buildinys-a cottage with two, or four, or more rooms,
can be- erected 10y two rcn in two or three days. and taken
apar, without any Injury to the materials, ard be removed
as easy n a bale Of goods. These buildings will be always
| proof again.l wind and rain and be ornaments I" al estate.
Address, with postage stamp Cor answer.
d.. FITZGERALD 4 CO., @d Broadway.
80 - E,uy Sark (ifv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
FTRNTrTRE Ann MNTTHIIsSIiS.

~ I'VE NMD m 4,
T WOULD particularly call the attention OF families In
i want OF Furniture aud Mattresses 10 my stock. lou
will find upon examination the larges, and most complete
assortment in the city. l have my goods made BY me most
exp-rlenced workmrn ami Of III. be-. materials. You vii!
find amongst my stock:
:aO Dcistrads Cottage furh'u's
30 dozen Chair Writing Deck,
$50 Bureaus Lounges
100 Wardrobvs Hat Racks
400 Rocking Chair, Looking Glasses
100 Sofa, Book Case,
TIT. a T.,,. Ch!ldrcn's Chair,
Rosewood parioT Sets Cribs and trades
Rosewood Chamber Sets Centre Tables
Wash>tands Fancy Tables
Work Table, Extension Tables
With a great variety Of other goods.
All articles In my line manufactured TO order.
:. ". HARDWOOD, Governor 81.
I.,o, Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
SPTCIAL NOIICE
go INlI L, SOIIIH-SIhI

TO IEI -.
DY the lst. tariG, the DanviIle Rail Road Company have
Id reduced the rahr Of freight for transporting GRouHp
PLASTER, from this date, WITH his rKoyIso, that f"rnLh
RATE will b. charged during the months Of Arsii, May Nv
GrsT and SEPTEMBER.
Orders TO any extent can he supplied from the rnre'
Lump, but should be given early 10 ensure II In time.
Farmers supplying bags. charged one dollar per ton less
than when packed in barrels.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28

10 eighth .............. ~
II ordering tickets or certificates, enclose the money TO
our address for the tickets ordered. or receipt OF which
they will be forwarded by first mail. Purchaser can have
tickets ending IL any figure they may designate.
The Ii, OF drawn numbers and prizes viii No 'cntt nuF'
cha.ers immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write theis signatures plan. aci
give ,h-i. Post Once, County and State.
Remember thai; every prize Is drawn and payable In 'nl
without deduction.
All prizes OF ~ ,Goe and under paid Immediately AFTER he
d~rawirg-o,her prizes q; the usual time OF th'r:y days.
ScTicE 70 CcEEEsPoSDgSrs.-Thos who prefer not send
Ink money by mail. can use THE ADAMS EMPRESS COY
PASY, whereby money for Tickets, in sums OF Ten Dollars,
and upwards. can h. sent Us AT OUR RISK ASp HNPENsg,
from any city or town where they have an Office. The
money and order must hr enclosed Ia "iO'ERNNENT
POST OFFICE ENVELOPE" O. n" Express
Company canro, receive ;heTn.
All communication. strictly coshlea:lhl.
Address orders for tickets or certthca'rs,o
WOOD, EDDY & CO., Augu-ta, GeoEsi..
or, WOOD, EDDY & CO., Atlanta, Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY ( co, Wilmington, Delaware.
A list OF the numbers that are drawn from the wheel,
with the amount Of the prize that each one i, entitled TO,
will IT. published after every drawing, in the following pa
pers-Augl,ts Geo. con.,itutioni,t. New Orleans Delta.
Mobil. Register, Nashville Gazette, New York Weekly Day
Rooi, Savannah Daily News. Richmond Dispatch, Pauld'
lng miss y Clarion, and Little Rock ARK True Democrat.
Ian -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
UnBRELLAS, PARASOLS AND FANS.
! 81 PINnEkS0N 4 co. 200 BALIIMokE SrKEIr.

Baltimore, Nd,
" EEP constantly on hand a superb assortment OF Silk,
IN Scotch Lonsdslc Bingham, and Cotton Crnbr.llas:-
Our stock OF ParaIcl. will be found the largest IN me c'ty,
purchasers to ~xarnine our stock. " Fans and staple and
Fancy Goods We keep a good assortment. Also, Hard Huo-
brr comb,. Oil Table Cloths; Hair. Nail and Tooth Druhhes.
". &. MAXWELL, Of the firm and
L. IL Ih.nlnraon l. "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28

CLASS @ Draws Saturday. Feb.y. j, 1859.
CLASS 7 Draws Saturday, Reb,y. IL, 1859.
CLASS 4 Draws Saturday, Feb,y. ID, 1850.
CLASS o Draws Saturday, Eeb'y &c, 1859.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
JUAN PIZZINI,

CANDY MANUFACTURER,
" EEltS always Oh hand the largest and freshest stock Of
IN Fruits, Nuts, Preserves. &c, aud is continually receir-
Ing, by every steamer aud sailing packet. an additional suP-
p,v. Call al; the cheap store Of JOAN PIZZlNI,
Ian - No. I2S Main street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
ORLEANS THEATER--oRLEANs STREET

Thu ORLEANS THEATER will reopen Its doors in the
month of November heretofore the
agement of Mr.. L. PLACIDE CANoNGE. Besides the
Grand OPERA Comic OPERA Vaudeville Com
edy Drama etc. will be Ballet Corps for Grand
Comic Baes
The location the office is for the present situated Al
Exchange Alley, Benylle Cusomhouse streets
Musicians DESTROYS of Orchestra ments, will apply
the Hotel Cont street. between Charities and Leyes
Mr. GILES who has ehsrgs Of that department.
a27
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

DieDF. PACK ER'S MAGIC SOAP WHICH
prove its Real Excellence-l00 pounds
for IS.
1t is acknowledged by all who have tested It's superior
qualities be the discoveries of the age
its use is Indispensable to The comfort of family the
convenience of every hotel ship steamboat laundry.
For washing aannels and laces, particularly
itself Try it.
Full directions all packages. Also Prof Packers Type
Cleansing Solution.
Manufactured and for sale by j. II. ASHLEY
l53 Old Levee, corner of Jeffef street.
For sale by F. Won HuRTEN, Grocer,
East corner Jackson aud Rosseau s Fourth District.
PIT. PHILLIPS, Grocer
corner Jackson and Nayades ss New Orleans.
j. A. soMERs Apothecary,
Tivpl Circle, New Orleans.
JAS. W. FEE CO., Grocers,
SO Camp ST., New Orleans.
VIC. RAYMOND, Grocer,
Il Camp ST., New Orleans.
j. s. MEEKINS BROS,
as II Ship Chambers, aud Mariyny Buildings N. 0.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

BUREAU CENTRAL DIES CoMA1ssArREs7
$1,000 Vile de la Nouvelle- Orleans, "a avri 1889
kI- avis aux Electeurs du Premier, @ uat-
RENE Cnqniene Ell Srpteme Districts de pa ion de
Prosse doegns sise sur "a rive doe du deuve Mississippi
election ord )nne LUND mai 1859 par NJ Arthur
Forier Presidential jury de Police pour les Jury
de Police dams pour lie Premier Quatrieme Cnquie ne
Septeme Districts teuu ehdros desgnes
sous a surveillance de, Comnissaes dEleco1s capres
nominees
Premier Ds,rictPres de encoignure des Jefferson
Jackson Comm ssaresJno N. Mead, j. j. ct
f. A. Smith -
Qaatrieme Distrct la case p2mpe dn Pelran Fire Co.
Jas. T. Anderson. " -
Cpquieme District Au depot du chemin fer de opelou.
es-Commissares- Augustus Teny, William Cook Ell r. F.
Nichols " "
Sptieme Distric-A la residence de P, FleiasCommis-
saresJ B. Fieitas Pierre Lacoste Michael eprstre
Par ordre du Bureau Central DIES Commssaires
a2b tiny j. A. ROIIER, Secretaire
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
OFFICE cEs1nAL Board OF coxsls.1oygRs.

OFFICE CENTRAL BOARD COMMISSIONERS
Cry Of New Orle tns April "a ls59
rl sa, Notice to ahe Electors of the First,
FOURTH Firth and Seventh D rcis Of that Parish
Of Orleans on the right hank of the Mississippi river
The election ordered for MONDAY Of May 1859 by
Arthur Forter ESQ., Pres dent of the Police jury for mem
eers Of the Police Jury and fog the First Fo.rh Fifth and
under the superintendent Of tie following named Commission
of Election
First District Near of Jefferson jackson streets
CommsssiGneTs-John NJ Mead j. j. McCanuaha and T. 4.
Smith. " "
Fourth DiscAt the Engine House of Pelican Fire Com
psnE No nmi,sionersJohn F. Tober James W. Fiz-
benny and james II. Anderson.
Fifth Distre-At the 0peousas Railroad Depot-Comuis-
siyners-angustns fony William Cook d R. F. Nichols.
ers-J- j. Faas, Pierre Lacoste and Michael epretre
By order Of Central Board OF Commissioners.
j. A. RoZIER, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
BY J. B. WALTON.

sss;s s L sss sssss IL
'ass
III Sok NH 4as 81 s
g: :, "a; A. s:..es i 81.
vendors sans esa ss snnsn y e. g
to- q nssay a sGs ar, 5os paaesa..y e
property ~ The notes = 3 divided Into . - t e
Acts e sale Felix drimss Nssssy sns;,s. i ,s
ms Isl Z q II . g1 asi 8 y . % m,s
kLi Glib. Situated Lots ros sUnHHn HRsT-
ss II 80 Rri.ssFou'a Miss immsdssy sse.s
sBY b. WALToN,
Anctjonses-tmcs No. 10 Bsnk P1eea
oisiaf fo ~ 8 81 ssousp . r.,
fss nd o9 JACOB s.. IT, q the hns property Of G
Eight hsse Lots N he east sids Of Msrss, srs bsy,
Il: q ss, e. i.s r. ban e IT, =
as's e. e sas sa W.: :s
recently erected n sna pss he nsw snd hes
bsssy e.e ss % su%. nm n,sd.ees .. mos d
curfsps .1s hal cash bl.ec. i months Win pm e.
ID ss e a. ,.sss ~
st. Charles street, nss cs niis s,le,ss OF
BY B.. WALTON,
: : S a.. H. asss g ssss ,r,...
HUM lss!lo Al, May 3. 1859 a - s,@1sck n.
,. - p1Is auc'sn BankS Arcade without Fssesye &
Lot OF GROUND staate in he sausss sor,s.d \, q.
ns Aim II F e 4. as
ds towards Canal street y propesy belonging Ksnd
e 8. re s :. q.
Of said property II exists which right il 10 Ssssc
perpetual servude in property hss SeiS:
together With all the buildings md ssss -
LARGE AND ELEGANT WE'LL KHowN rHRrR,
STORY sl AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING house. ed -
. @ fuanss nov occupied By de New 0 Glib
Ihs property leased the 3lst October 1850 u he ,e
sTERHs-Ths purchn. = s e n, Q ne -.
n 1se one fo The 'u % 20 payable nd md III Ny
a.g md E oa n. re- ss :. e sss r.
Nay 1850 .h niersa q ne rsss ol - ~ - san.
.so 2h May 1851 Tbs haanse pres x sdudstss
Ae. q sss before waltrH Psssss, Hoe.y Pnb d d. *
VALUABLE BUILDING LOIS, YOR DWFIIJNos r.
the Fourth District - -
By = B. W.ALTON,
ATPRIyATE SALE. VIII s s. - NJ - -
~ az snd sixth Streets Nos n d ~ aad 81 qssss cd
Lots ~ 25 Is n form the corner a. Livs Oh, - ss,
and neasure each g feet inches and Gins ust q
Lot NO. q adons the abovs described lots In the ras n
20 feet 'front.' by depth OF I2 feel inches bstv
The i've lots together measuring $50 fest inches On Iavs
osh street, hy l26 feet inches Sixth street
one prope egihy situated for residences being wifha
Avenue and In the immediate ypity Of some u d. mat H.
Gan, ss s sso T. the rsuh ~ bss
fERMs cast, md III. b.sues !. ON. ~, -,
the eynsuse Of The purchaser = -, AS 11.sS, =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
account OF the succession of Fvare Blanc deceased the
following described desirable and egibly located
Property at East Pascagoula, Mississippi.

"a. LOT OR TRACY OF LAND at East Pascagonla,
of Jackson Mississippi bounded the South by the
Cuff Of Mexico the East by the proser Of Joseph H.
Moore the West by property OF Jacob Bapse and on
the North by Washington street and ~ feet front on
with The buildings and improvements thereon consisting of
LARGE, COMING DIOUS AND COMFORTA BILE
DWELLING HOUSE. ard extensive back builings-formey
occup by Evnriste Blanc deceased retreat
containing eight in the main building wide
iery front rear and suitable fer residence of
families
last described bounded North by the land Rap
East by the honss md lot of said Jacob Baptste south
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
H. J. HART & CO.,
J. III. /. N. MARKS,
SEREIiII T. TAYLOR
IeA iy PAYNE. SrEEI.E

4 bounty LAND AND PkiN sIONS-oFFICE
u No. Y ENc change Alley stairs nearly opposite the
M Pos-ofce soldiers seamen and Transfers who have
neeu N me service OF the United States
fourteen days Or more,
entitled to IS of land Widows and minor children Of
deceased Soldiers Seaeu and Transfers
land and pensions Claims procured with dis
patch by JOHN fURCELI,
nib 6m 70 Exchange Alley, up stairs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02

AN ELEGANT SUMMER RESIDENCE.
AZ PkIv AIE sALE-Su tied at Coyington Louisiana,
Mar Lake Packets, making it convenient business men
The improvements comprise handsome Cottage House, with
ten rooms, large hail. galleries front and kitchen
outhonses cistern ETC. The grounds covered with fine
shruhbery and flowers the vegetable garden is
of cultivation large strawberry beds Also fine orchard
peach, pear, plum and other fruit trees.
The prsmes have been in connie and newly
painted, making one of the most delightful Summer Resi-.
dences n the South.
Ey.Terms-Liberal.
For particulars. apply to j. A. BEARD & Co.
a23 Ct Banks Arcade IS Magazine street
ITO TRANSFORMATIONS Will. BE RE
ceved ut the office of the New Orleans Light Com
pan 10 Common street until LIST May for hun
ded and fifty thousand barrels of coal to the
Gas Works. - ~
BY order of the President.
N. o. j. TISDALE, Treasurer.
NEW ORLEANS GAS LIGHT COMPANY
April Is, 1859. alsmy1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-02
BY J. NEVILLE & co.
LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE
sit1atei 10 The First District, ats Second Municipality on
a long credit, without any rsnerye.
RY IIII LINZ MEHIK Z Z, z. 70

By JULIAN NEVILLE 8. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Anctoneer,
Office. II Commercial Place.
H. isS K: g. osaaen
street between Camp and Magazine following described
GSsIAIs Lor OF GROUND, ...u...d in til. yir..
lroa viii ssanss I'd ss.e.e n
~ ~ oa I'm and
pss..d = ss .ssa aS
sss sa s q. jill. Il: : sa ss
tERf1is ss' tor OF GROUND. together with til.
s s r. s .s
m ss. =, sh
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a FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in the
First District and designated by the Numbers
o. square No bounded BY Tehoupoulas, Erato e sa
deposited In the office Of James Graham Notary Public Said
LOIS adjoin each other and fellows o.wi Lots
front on Tchoupitouas street BY 1T feet 10 inches
In DEPTH etween parallel lines
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Ninth stress and designated by the Nos s. g. ard
and adon and each % feet inches front on Ninth
street py 70 Feet inches In Depth 20
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k6-TERMS- Onefourth cash balance in equal payments
at l. and years. for notes secured by mortgage prop
ery ana bearing cent interest until maturity
and per cent. il not then paid until final payment
Acts of sale before f. g. Goschalk Notary Public at the
e4pense OF tne Pnrchasers. AT
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GLIDING, PLATING AND BROWNING; BY
W GALYANOPLAsTY with q new Process Of TINNINa

GLIDING, PLATING AND BtONZING BY
~ dALPANoPLAsTY, with new Process Of TIMING,
BY G. ROUYER,
l53 Chartres street. the Orleans Hotel.
or gliding, plating and bronzing is theory for
the realization of which long practice is necessary.
The undersigned has given proofs during years he
has been established in this city, that he has realized it.
He add that the confidence which he
as to merit due not only TO the result Of his knowledge
pracce but also TO the assured by his probity
He has for instance for been dissa fled
neved all defective work from his shop during absence
in Europe.
Reuyer after more than two spent in costly expert
mens has succeeded in discovering rather nvenng
process for thinning by of gayanism.
He will therefore undertake the timing of chafngdist
dishes tnreens, ETC. in all styles for boats hotele
ing houses, etc :, etc., etc.
my29t O. ROUYER
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ec Port Warden and Succession Sales Plantations etc.
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