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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-05

A UcTIoN sALE-HOUsEHOID FURNITURE.-LARGE
n sale of magnificent rosewood furniture splendid
rosewood panofore finished all round; superb and
pier mirrors brocade and lace curtains valuable artistic
bronzes marble groups paintings &C. all made TO order De-
scripve catalogues at the house. by which the
THIS DAY "WEDNESDAY, at lOIs O'Clock,
The undersigned will sell at public auction above the
in the superb private residence l52 West Twenty first street.
Seventh avenue all 10 he sold without and
comprises large and elegant collection Of everything adapted
TO costly and fashionable residence.
Paror furniture consists of three elegant full suits solid
wood parlor furniture, all in perfect order
crimson and satin brocade elegantly carved In
clusters of grapes and fruit covered In medallion moquet
solid rosewood covered In crimson and satin splendid
months ago with stool and cover; two gothic etegeres
with mirror fronts and marble tops elegant rosewood
and bookcase lined with satin wood solid rosewood
tabess marble rosewood French
mirror doors; rich Turkish lounges. with chairs 10 match
solid reception chairs in silk brocade and tapestry
two elegant Florenue mante mirrors with rich
frames two large pier glasses with marble top consoles and
cornices silk brocade and lace curtains
ceres tapestry carpes marble music cabinet consoles
buhl work. rich Sevres and Dresden artistic bronzes
marble groups and figures which Peace War
Million SHAKESPEARE Flora the Norman Conquero the Seasons
&C.; also number Of valuable paintings among which
the Descent from the Cross Swiss and American
elegant fruit piece, &c with beautiful collection of paor
bedsteads hair mattresses paasses
and bedding, rosewood marble top wsshsands,
French plate mirrors tapestry carpets gold borered shades
clocks vases tete etes, engravngs rockers,
cheva glasses superb extension dining table 6
dining chairs covered n reps; china
and tea SETS ruby and crystal glass silver ware
casters spoons forks sacrs oil CLOTH carpets &C. also
large variety Of mahogany chamber furniture n B-Pu
chasers will find reliable pack ship the goods
W. b. WESTcOTT, Auconeer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-05

UCTION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EXPRESS
Persons about removing to the country 10 the city will
find TO their advantage TO call GOULpSMITHS express,
40 Varc street -Four horse for removing furn
tre to and from the country carts at all times Letters by
post promptly attended to- Furniture packed and shipped
Piano for SALE of the best in the city Office open from
In the morning TO at night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-05

A UCTION NoTICE.-THOs. BELL. AuCTIoNEER, AND
IA w. g. THOMpSON.-Ths dav, at l01s O'Clock in the
saesrooms - East Broadway will be sold Che balance stock Of
cutlery lot Of pledged goods At II o'clock demoins
OF superior brandy, old rum, &C.
UCTION EoTICE.-MoRTGAGE SALE OF GRoCE
IA RES wines, liquors, segars, nc. HENRY GREEN will
sell this day. 10 O'Clock at 9i William street. the stock Of
groceries, tea raisins nuts syrups brandy GIN whs
key champagne care 900 segars &c also $500 pounds
white lead 2O0 gross corks and 10 barrels sal soda
JOHN NORRIS, Mortgngee.
UCTION NOTICE-HALIFAx SALMON.-HENRY
IA GREEN will sell this day at l01a O'Clock, at 1914 William
street. barrels Halifax salmon and 80 kits do also 800 kegs
Dutch herring and $50 boxes smoked do.
A UCTION NOTICE.-sToCK OF A FANCY AND DRY
"A goods dealer, cutlery plated &c. HENRY GREEN
will sell this day at II o'clock at 19i William hosiery,
gloves wooen undershrts drawers, neck ties cotton,
dies small wares fancy boxes wooen shawls mantles cloth
also invoice Of plated forks spoons jewey casters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-05
A UCr1oN NoTIcE.-suERIFFs sALE-BRowNE

"A UCTION NOT1CF.-BHER1FFS SALE-BROWNE 4
n NICHOLS Auctioneers, will sell this day Wednesday,
Oct at hapas 10 o'clock, Mt their saesrooms 35 Nassau
street the stock and fixtures of millinery establishment con
ssng Of b0nnes silks aces giups fringes APPS ribbons
flowers feathers straw bras and bonnet trimmings every
description Also household furniture such as and
mahogany bureaus bedscas and wood par
Tor suits In satin and plush reception easy chairs
teeaetes lounges marble top pier and tables Brus
sels and ingram carpets French plate pier and mante mirrors
black walnut and oak extension tables do library chairs
tns window shades cornces crockery furniture
cutlery, kitchen ware, &c Nv order OF
. HUGH CROMBIE Deputy Sheriff. .
Also for account Of whom may CONCERN large invoice Or
cut glass and china Bohemian glass and fancy goods
japanese tables, vases, work and jewel boxes stuffed
birds &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ltENTRAL PARK ORDINANCES THE BE- ARD -
ca ~ s'e Pi
sept upon the ride" Or equestrian rad u rate exee
the ride o. equestrian road AZ rae exceeding sx mics e
r,S be Ss C.
IL
rage and roads upor such places =
sRs = sS t. ss9a =
Of TO the Obstruction Of te way or q Inc q IN
vel nor shall any person upon TIE Central Park solicit or nv
~ Ecsney eoaca csrras. oss veto, tr hr. a..
taking TAX e other ,saa ss carried
ss ,as fs ssasss s se 81 IN
Central Park enac pre- lousy oesed by tte BOARD u oo
dline be allowed or tht Central Fax - -
ry n ssa. cart Srsy .rf o. vehicle or
s as sra 9r sS" rs q goods merchandise z
Park except upor the trarsssse reaas pA
be wsssss aasiss s 500
my ~ DC peso sba allowed !, tel toup. :.
game Of chance any tabs OF instrument 81 ssm;s
nor TO do any obscene or iadeeart ac whatever Ced
II case Of an emergency life or property sre eaa.
6 ss ps e
sd 81 &c al 81 az
above ordinances were sdp;ed and passed NJ meeting
yepsd and held ths ga day @ sep:snbe: 1859 ands.
RDlshed ~ otseense . ne req remenis O. IN s ene.s
Isss is tSs si.y e n. yosEs ss::sa Apr. ~ Is
ssctor Is Az p-rscrs crsudics against sscs cvdnaassy
coaviS:s seo ls MT secrae: or sa ssy msSrss
the city q New yok ha. nct exresdirg Fly dollars. ~
" dessuof payment By Imprisonment pot ex'esLns aA~
81 order of n, Board Ayp-w a. GREEN
fresie Of s Boare q 9sa o. to- Cerra fs
Dated NEv foRz Sept 3 issy
CRoTos AoyEDgcT SSErIARTYEsT. OCT. 4, Isss :
e. y Be- sSs ~
per cent which aSDET 9ss sch
T ESIuEEs On GEOLOGY.
~ DIR. BoYNToN will give the fst lecture Of his csurss
''i s'ih' o. 'A 4. 2e od R5iRsE INSTITUTE,
WEDNESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 6, 1852
Tickets fer the 81 Single adnsson % ce0h
IN PuHvsros o,.sou, u.s. CA5sn cosxassf
sIAL1D rRorosAi1ss s. ;Ss sTPrLy d FRESH AkS
VEAL the Cade Commons at this post. for year fro
the frat November next WI. b received .! oos un1 As
THE FRESH BEEF to ;. Of tho ar,. quality what 10
known as three month. stall .ed and delivered A. tie ne:s
exceed ssd d nSs days sH in t The week -.
cured and Delivered a. the same pace and Ii aSsnass =
directed By the undersigned motto exceed two dsys In s
Tux yREsH AND CoRNRD BEEF 70 be furn.shea i.
quarters with equa proportion Of each meek and shanks
u be excluded AID cut o suable pieces for roasting bs
M Fh ihs f GAsB MUTTON OR VEAL to 30 OF soa and
such quantities as directed ~ an occasional sabsss for
The use slaughter house and yard aao leo house. va,
be furnished the contractor and market Cor TIA sale
all kinds Of fresh meats % the residents Of the post
Each bid will state the number Of cents and mills pound
FOR each kind Of meal be furnhed and the Of
s snd d Sc e Ss ss far
'N'''' j. BRArr. Purveyor. c. c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-05

A UCTTON NOTICE.. BOGART, AUTOBIOGRAPHY
"A sal BOG ART.Ths day at loi o'clock, at the
ton No North William street. household furniture,
consisting OF mahogany sofas lounges, cottage suit mahogany
paror chairs seat chairs bureaus looking glasses
grain carpct oil paintings bedstends beds and bedding
stoves kitchen furniture &c also two Wders salamander
Safes lot mems shoes, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-05

CoAL-oF THE BEST QUALITY, FOR FAMILY USE
- 70 toni ehgh and Locust Mountain 81 80 TOM also
Liverpool camel al yard 20 West Thirty first street. for
r, *. LANGToN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-05

A UCTION NOTICE.-BURNHAMS FURNITURE Elk
press and furniture packing establishment Office No l3
Yves, Eleventh street. between Fifth and Sixth avenuesRch
household furniture Of every description boxed and shipped
all parts OF the world panootes mirrors paintings stauary
china and glassware packed and moved with the utmost
large fou horse for the removal of furniture the
counN spring acrts at the Office al al hours of the day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-05
A UCTION NOTICE.
"A NJ. c. EDEY. Auctioneer.
ATTRACTIVE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF WATCHES,
JEwELRY, A.; BY ORDER OF ASSIGNEE.

will sell this day "wednesday Oct at l0 O'Clock, at the
invoice Of rod and silver watches Of the best makers
also an assortment Of fine ewery sold by order gnee
The attention trade invited the sale positive
OF o class Of goods seldom offered at auction.
ALSO,
To invoice large assortment of STEREOSCOPES
STEREOSCOPIC INSTRUMENTS, PASSE PARTOUTS, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-05

WAsHINGTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., NOM
wasting and non freezing hydran Prices-Iroa case
Terms cash Address Meter and Hydrant Company Nos -
and 81 FRS. street, Williamsburg Brookl, n, D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-05
COAL.

LARGE SUPPLY OF THE BEST FAMILY COAL REQ
A~ash and white ash for sale az ~ 90 per ton for stove
range crate furnace delivered from yards
corner King and greeuwich streets Bowery and
Roosevelt street, LII Duane and 63 Canal street. Aen st.
MATTHEW CLINTON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-05

UCTION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UsEHOLDFUR
"A niure Solid rosewood drawing room suites; seven oc
%Gr ss
shina vases bronze and 9rmous candeers oil BY
en- se; oak dining room urnurc china and glass ware
vines &C., &C. JOHN J. RENNIE aucti9nser office as
he has instructed to offer at public auction without
serve, rrr~,r,n.x o.,
AL the superb household furniture, &c, &C., con-
tanned in TIE four story brown stone residence No
avenue Sale to commence At 10y O'Clock precisely Draw.
ing drawing room suites richly carved in
reception and eight oval back chairs two centre
s op 5 ro ne as
case lined with satin wood encognures ladies' work table In
laid with c Of gee so s French na
mirrors curtains French shades cornices six light bronze
Pandero Rembrandt Rnbens CRUSADER flower boy and g
paintings BY ecarde, Huntington Cole Inman Retchet and
ohers superb copy Of the Madonna by seeres to match
in England by Norhco Winter and Summer fruit,
piece aEsv;EN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD p1ANoFoRrE,
Carved legs and case made by city makers and fully garan
STOOL, FRENCH oIoTH COVER, MUSIC RACK, BOOKS
M cHslnMas sfk &c.
blsneis sheets and pillows connepanes Rosewood
bureau statuay marble tops and plate mirrors commodes
pesry Brussels carpets, engraynss rack shaving
stand glaze couch chairs rosewood table chairs
walnut bureau washsan sofas rocking chairs book stands
bsdsads bedding ~ SG R3oS c0 table lounge &C.
Oak extension dining room table Hertz paent arm chairs
buffet buffers tray and stand French china dinner set l6
glass decanters gobets chapagnes wines tuInbers fruit
and celery stands salts ivory handle table cutlery
knives and forks coffee cake basket napkin rings
oval mirror hce curtains ha rosewood bat stands olcot
furniture Terms Of the sale cash in bankbe money GER
tilted checks Sixth and stages within
The hnuae he houa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-05

DRoADwAY AND EIGHTH STREET, OPPOSITE THE
ID Mercantile Library 1855 Eighth sreet-Boad with supe
front families and single tlemen delightful
ocaion in the immediate vicinity OF principal otes amuse
ments, DC. Terms reasonable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-05

BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERS AND THOSE SEEKING
ID board be accommodated at all times upon application
Boarders rely upon being recommended To first class
houses boarding house keepers be furnished with
boarders any part of the city country. Apply 10 H. b.
PeDnoch Co.. 429 Broadway e. Houses and rooms 10
LET In all parts or the city,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-05

DBRooFLyY-gOARp WANTED NEAR WALL
~ street ferry gentleman wife and two children four
and eight years VIII furnish hing and pay ~
er month and be permanent i suited. ADDRESS Mr., Henry
box LAS Pos, otsoe, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-05

DOARD.-To THOSE TIRED OF BOARDING PLAINLY
ID furnished rooms ei with convenience for cooking M
80 70 yS 6Qper week, In house with small family Apply
q 27 West Twenty fourth street, Eighth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-05

DOARD-A VERY DEsrR ABLE SUIT OF ROOMS ON
10 second door be obaine West TWENTY third street
/ eA Fifth AYeuce. Referenc exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-05
A UCT1oN NOTICE.
NrcnME uOTrCEiyOT n FTP ErTu

u
EZRA LUDLOW, JR. sales rooms Sc Cedar street,
win sell on Thursday, Oct at 10l o'clock at the private
residence II West Tby eighth street, Sixth avenue all
the furniture contained In said house, consisting of ele
giant tapestry and other carpets handsome drawing room suits
mirrors &C. full eff chamber furniture, handsome oil
cloths dining and kitchen furniture with which he sale
will Catalogues ready the morning Of SALE
UCTION NOTICE.-THE ATTENTION OF FAMILIES
"A and others invited the sale Of fine second hand furn
ture To take this o'clock at 4 Canal street. 80
carpets every description together with other valuable
articles, stoves, DC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-05

DoARD IN BRooKLYN.-AT lol sCHERMERHORN
ID street. between Boerum and Smith streets, pleasant
rooms had suite single The house pleasantly
any Brooklyn and is II minutes walk from the
lerries
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-21

The sT. CHARLEs.-A medium house was attracted
to the st. Charles last night by the announcement
that Mr.. Booth would appear as Lucius Junius B,u
tbs in the tragedy Of "Brutus." He acted the part
but could not play it, for in the speaking part Of
playing he was rendered incompetent by the "influ
enza cold' under which he is laboring, and which
clings to him with malignant pertinacity. He was
interrupted in his highest flights to attend to odd
jobs of coughing which were not in the text, but
which, for an impromptu performance, he did very
well. We have seen him play this character mag
nifcently, and were really panied to remark that an
unfortunate indisposition marred this performance
We hope to be enabled to quote Of his performance
tonight, Orchard g himself again."
Tonight Mr.. Booth will have benefit, appearine
in "Richard ILL.," as the redoubtable Richard, il
which character the elder Booth had such fame.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-21
266.
THE PASL

spare her At least look, you have taken from me
Inc present, and murmur not, nor moan;
The future, too, with all her glorious promise;
Bat do not leave me utterly alone. s+
Spare me the Past-for, see she cannot harm vou.
Sne lies 80 white and cold, wrapped in her shroud,
All, all my own! and trust me viii hide her
Within my soul, nor speak to her aloud.
folded her soft hands upon her bosom
And strewed my flowers upon her-they still live
Sometimes like to kiss her closed white eyelids,
And think of all the Joy she used to give.
Cruel indeed it were to take her from me;
She sleeps, she will not wake-no fear-again,
And so laid her, such gentle burthen,
Quietly on my heart to still its pain.
l do not think the rosy smiling present, =
Or the vague future, spite OF all her charms,
Could ever rival her. You know you laid her,
Long years ago, then living, in my arms
Leave her at least while my tears fall upon her,
dream she smiles, just as she did Of yore;
As dear as ever to me--nay, it may be,
Even dearer still--since have nothing more.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-21

LOUISVILLE, Jan 20.-A reward of one hundred
dollars has been offered for the arrest of Norton the
forger of the ten thousand dollar check on the Cti
zens' Bank.
His real name is Alexander Norton, not Joseph as
he represented it. His upper lip protrudes peculiarly
The Hardin County Railroad bonds which he re-
ceived in part payment of the check were numbered
thirty-three and seventy three. s.+
New YORK, Jan. 20th-There was an active de.
mand for cotton to day and prices have advanced /
The sales today were $500 bales. The sales for
three days foot up $4,000 bales. The market closed
buoyant.
The Flour market was very active and closed
buoyant. The sales to-day were "a 900 bbls. The
market has an advancing tendency.
Wheat closed steady at previous quotations. There
was an active demand. Sales today $4,000 bushels
Corn was quiet. Mixed Corn is selling at 81 to $50
Rice closed buoyant.
t. The Sales of Cotton to-day were 46OO bales The
market closed buoyant.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 20.-There was an active demand
for cotton today The market closed steady at pre-
vious quotations.
The receipts of cotton at this port last week were
II $50 bales.
NEW Iohh, JAN zo.-Ihe steamship BLACK Warrior
from New Orleans via Havana has arrived at this
port.
She brings no political news Of importance from
Havana.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 2o.-The Ohio river at this point
is falling with four feet eight inches of water on the
falls, and six feet eight inches in the canal.
The Eastern telegraph lines have been interrupted
during the latter part of the day.
V1oKsBuRG, Jan. 20.-The steamer L. NJ. Kennett
passed down at hafpast o'clock, this evening.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-21
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

WASHINGTON, Jan 2O.-At the evening session Of
the House last evening, general discussion arose
upon the merits of political parties, the Pacific Rail-
way, ETC., members induging in wide range ad ibi-
tun,. .uM
The Secretary Of State, in response to the House
resolution asking for the correspondence between the
Governments OF France and England with our Gov.
ernment in relation to the acquisition Of Cuba states
that no correspondence exists on the subject except
what was communicated to the Senate on the 4th
instant.
In the Senate yesterday, Mr.. Hunter called up the
Invalid Pension bill 1t provides for the appropra
ton Of 5000, reenacts the provisions Of the act
of 1sl9 for the prevention of fraud and proposes to
abolish on the 1st Of July next all pension agencies
the duties Of which are to be performed under the
Sub-Treasury regulations
The consideration Of this bill was postponed until
to-day.
The Pacific Railway bill was up for consideration.
Mr.. Browns motion to lay it on the table was lost
byl9 to SO.
House.-In the House yesterday, Mr. Cobb reported
bill requiring pre- empton settlers to occupy land
three months only before acquiring their titles to the
lands so occupied.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-The proceedings of Con-
gress to-day were not of an important character.
In the Senate the Invalid Pension bill, which was
introduced BY Mr.. Hunter yesterday was under con-
sderation.
In the House the Pacific Railway bill was up for
discussion. 1t is generally believed that no Pacific
Railway bill will be passed at this session.
| WASHINGTON, Jan l9.-The American Colonization
Society met in this city today The Secretary re-
ports that the receipts for amounted to nearly
S62 ~ and renresenfs that there ia m incroaeod do
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-21

THE CAMPRELLs.-As usual these accomplished
minstrels will give grand entertainment tonight to
heavy house, for as certain occurs the other
does. big house is not down on the bills, but it is
part of the affair. Rumsey, Newcomb, Lehr, Little
Bobby, all do their BEST and nobody elses is better
than their best. Speaking of Little Bobby, he is q
boy of remarkable musical and comic abilities, and
sings wonderfully well.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-21

A country school teacher, preparing for an exhibi
tion Of his school, selected class of pupils, and
wrote down the questions and answers to the ques-
tions, which he would put to them on examination
day. The day came, and so came the young hope
fuls all but one. The pupils took their places had
tion came for the absentee when the teacher asked
In whom do you believe ~ Napoleon Bona.
parte.n "You believe in the Holy Catholic Church
do you not?n "No," said the pup:i, amid roars oi
come to school today W he Is home sick M abed 'A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-21

CARoNDELET CANAL AND NAyIGATI COMPANY
At the first annual election of this Company, which
was held on the l7th a Directory to serve for the
current year was chosen the of the gentlemen
comprising which are elsewhere published 1t may
be presumed that Board so constituted will push
the enterprise Of the Company with energy and
success
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-21

BARBEEs CooUETTE-Persons who desire to but
have not yet seen this triumph of statuary, are re-
minded that its stay is drawing rapidly to Close and
should they neglect the opportunity they will never
know how much was lost. This is fact, for no reaz-
ing conception Of the statue can be formed without
seeing it and studying it. "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-21

PoETIcAL READINGs.-To-night Mrs. Emily Key
Blunt will give her second Poetical Readings, in the
Lecture Room of Odd Fellows Hall. All who con-
template attendance may be assured that this gifted
ady's rendering ofgems of poetry will afford them
delightful evenings entertainment Tickets may be
had at the St. Charles Hotel, at the bookstores of
Messrs. Bloomfield, Steel s. Co., H. D. McGinnis, B.
NJ Norman, and at the door.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-21

TIE YARIETIEs.-"The Marble Heart" was per-
formed last night to good house, the 1.-TWO Thomp-
sons" being the finish of the bill.
Tonight the pleasant comedy "a Cure for the
Heart Ache,' Dances and the yankee Teamster."
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-21

The Tonight there will be a
performance during which Mile Elode Loyale ap-
pears in her extraordinary feats Of agility and
age, and all the members of the accomplished troupe
OF equestrians, acrobats gymnasts athletes etc. will
exhibit their various abilities in their respective de.
partments. Mile Loyale does what has never been
elualed in New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-21

The ORLEANS Tomorrow evening Maillards
new and popular three act opera "Les Dragons de
Villars,' with Mile Bourgeois, and Messieurs Bour-
geos and Beauce in the cast, will be performed.
On Monday night Auber's opera "The Grown Dia.
monds," in which Mile Angelo Cordier will sustain
the principal role, will be performed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-21

You have lost your baby, hear,' said one gen.
tleman to another. " Yes, poor little thing! 1t was
only five months DID, We did oil we could for it.
We had four doctors bliseed its head and feet put
mustard poutices all over it, gave nine calomel pow
ders leeched its temples had it bled and gave It all
kinds Of medicines, and yet after weeks illness, it
diad
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-21

MARRIED LIFE,-The subject of Professor Fowlers
lecture at Lyceum Hall this evening is Married
Life" and, doubtless, he will make it most interest
ing and instructive. Public examinations will con.
clude the entertainment. erefer to the Professor
advertisement.