New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-22
40tal anttIIiasrts.

fhSsoi oLoeDs ano an 'hcrease u aass nss ss'sStsd
so.neWna' VIII yes'eioay SUNSHINE. Ane nps
,1.e was "a'mef anu sne oteF1e ss'nei 'oan VOC
'e'ofe' Ane "ea'nef becomes oec'oeoy sunme''sn'
fHE INTERVIEWS in the city cemeteries last week
namoered l34. $,gs.s.l 4.
HANDSOME AND WELI-MKRrrsD CoxPLIMKNr
WAS paid on Monday LAST, to Messrs g. schwerin and
Ben. Oppenhem, late President and Secretary Of the
Polish Synagogue, at the corner Of Bsroune and
Common streets. Each vas preaeuted with a rich
and beautiful silver goblet - token Of respect and
esteem from the members Of the synseoeue--she
Termeme Derech for their faithful ofhei.I servi
ces during their term of oce and their Outside {or
private) laboYs for the benefit Of the Association -
members thereof Both the gentlemen arc Of that
class whose benevolent labor arise not from enolu-
ment or hope Of reward, bat from thst genuine hu.
man feeling which charactsrizes the time man. how
ever or wherever be may be placed. The preseutar
tion3was no less honorable to thoss making IT, than
fattering to the recipients.
AFUssY AUCTION SALE. and the 6rst Of Il. tina
in this ctv took Mace at the Camu st,eet snc,io,
mart YESTERDAY. An interested and bishlv sp.cnI.-
tive crowd bid brsky AGAINST each other for The u-
claimed packages of the Adams Express Company,
which were sold unopened at the risk Of the bayes.
We saw a number Of the lucky bidders who were
standing treat with their friends on the strength Of
being badly sold. One man went in ON mysterious
looking and rather heavy old trunk which proved to
be filled with lot Of the oldest and most insignificant
trash Imaginable. Numerous cheap daguerrsotypes
OF mothery old ladies'. middleaged gentlemen, and
promising young children, sold for thrice what they
ever cost-the buyes o. course, supposing the pack
ages to contain something more valuable than pic
lures very neasy and mysterious looking PACK
sse "u''i p'oosus s'1ess ~ ve'sn' Y s'iver' wa
iounu " eou''h WV iie'al wsPspsa cou.' scatcs
wor.n = ooilAf' Ano'oel pssAsss, =. voicn m.n
wen. ~ s'lons' oou.aasu 'easusl noIse De'..
| Ano.nef' WHICH soio cne.P, no"eser' Soa.a'neo
| '"eny ~, u'o,e ,aooy p..I'e. p.as-us :. noO
~" - 80. -.:s..s - f-...s1.s-lr-s -
- a. -, 80 - -s,.s;s,s ,.s.s.%
sps ~. ~. ~, A,o.hs. ,,ae,,. -. r,,;.,s
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soa ~, r.n,s'ss. n.,,ss = ,sa...ss -.
an, pa.n.a .na ,he poaa - uana;a... w..,.s
nv nsn 49, :. .t.. -. ..s.:" ss..'
a., s,,.;,noa o,,.a.a :, ~. 49,, r,NN-.ss -
ra,nn.n,, III, ~. ~ n;.s 4 h,sr -, 80.
-
I sAS NAn.p A.poA "as o'.p"eu .ass M evening
Dy 'onn nanay, AZ 'ne corner =. niy4oes ana fel-
uluo s'.s c.A..- au M..", ~. ' a.
"As -AAen - oaa. \, 80 sA.sAy w.
nine and females.
, M,cu.vr MeN ,uvr was stahhed hv Patrick Ke,,.v
"IChAhL "oN Aass 'as 'tsooe1 " as''eA nensy
on "ednesoay nish'' III cneap ooatoing mouse ON
, Girod street, between Commerce and New Levee.
He narrowly escaped death the stab penetrating very
near 10 his heart He vas t.ten to cbaritv Hosrt.i
rsu.., .,as .s-.s.aa '-' 80 --'sl
e'
% r.,l;ono atrsot Hor 5rasu o,oht ,;l.t a.. ,..
- ea I.es' As'' Nuis. sne "s.
nre WHICH tne careiessness OF announcer
woman, in kindling legitimate fire with shavings,
allowed to get beyond its proper limits The sufferer
was taken to the Charity HOSPITAL Her burns are
not aunnosed tn be mortal
NV
JEAN FoURcADE, dealer in birds, chickens, fancy
rabbits etc. on Chartres street. between Toulouse and
. 81. Peter vas robbed of s4IO nm Wednesday. Cir,
n,,,ano.s ;nicoa b;,, - ,,,sr.o, o E,,ar. f,;,
$3.50 ~ ~, .ssas W..,s -. CIV.
.aune as 'ne 'nie' f@.s ses'e'uay otn'ns' "ull'
aume was arrested in his room on ST. Peter street,
between Chartres and Royal and in his pockets and
= in the room was found $375 Of the money. He con
60 :. a.. .assos.. 80
.esseu W 'le anu was apparen'y seiy penn
con,d not tell what ipduced him tn do snch thing