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Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-26
Letter Paper S Envelopes
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hAVE large stock of Paper and Envelopes. comprising every variety and price.
 MERCHANTS and others wanting anything in .hls line will find it decidedly for their adyan. tage to examine my stock. I am prenarcd to offer them GREAT INDICTMENTS.
 4O JOHN H. SMITH, Post .ofica
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-26
Paints.
J. l.. JUDD

ND EGS leave to say to his friends and the pub
 kD lie generally that he has just returned from New York with splendid and varied assortment
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-26
Dissolution.

UH BIRDS GRASS and CLOVER SEED at
 8 N T. H. RICHARDS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19
Lilies
PATENT WROUGHT AND CHILLED IRON
~ a II E ~.

These the only Safes manufactured actually possessing
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF qualities combined.
An other Safes offered for sale in this market constructed
Of SHEET IRON which eeetuay resist the attacks
Of Burglars and regarding the FireProof qualities of the
SHEET IRON STRUCTURES let it be remembered that
Of all the nber Of Sheet Iron Safes at the lato
7"@m=. ROYAL STREET FIRE! .z.
NOT ONE, which was exposed, PRESERVED ITS CON
TENTS miniured while several were BURNED OUT en-
elynot veage Of the interior wood work remaining
when opened. =@
Per conraRead the following unprecedented trial OF ILL
LIES SAFES through which LILIES ALONE could pass
triumphantly:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19

METAIRIE JOCKEY
&A &SMM CLuB-Sweepstakes, The following
sfsssgs gsJGIISss<-x$N sweep,tak has opened
-sakEa9ASSA&ASxSA> PlGAYUNE STAKE-Swsepstake
Ese@-s.SAz@szfo all ages. heats Or Two miles. sub
Gription sab the second Horse to save lii staks fnur
fill The stake
o ada fiate worth 5lu If !hree the
Club add d5u the cioa
list of December The face to be rnn On
I'd of Janna fs6 To ut the Judges, Stand on fs
Neairie RaGe ST o'clock r NJ Oh The y n,epians
p5 dI iirs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19
Steamboat 9epartares Tbis 9ag.

s8-The ship Juliet, Capt. Sinclair, from
Baltimore Is disrharging her cargo opposite Posi- 81
ond District Gugnees viii please attend TO the receipt Of
GEO. W. HYSsoN d CO.,
{Ennn strnet
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19
glartituIar A0tites.
Aasrr.L wAsaIxaros Anrl1nEn

ARsEN4L WASHINGTON ARTILLERY
RIn obedience si 70 R@igade orders = No. sas. ~
@ on assf ads see ss m nsru I @
nif q '-''-'' ',e'' j. B. WALTON. Captain.
OFFICE OF rnE N, Q. c. RI Co, No. ( Royal st.,
&, EgsseaIed Proposals will be received al
s.ree Canal from Claiborne
he we!k e be done in accodace with and plans
The compilation Of six hundred feet per
Proposals addfessed TO Nj b. sLAwsoE, President,
Mo OF " Engneer and superntendent
OFFICE HoxE Mutual INSURANCE COMPANY
aB~ In conformity win A. tfcie 4th, e'i q the
@ pfs q ss e4s s Gsqnn aa s n bS essog
Il NJ IS Ga@SS sss % soSpa e sfa
the "a Day of December next between the hours of 10 A. M
MO ID JAMES H. WHEELER secy.
rs slFs' Pabiie M Wight schools, First District;
'f EyESG sssi Gei s 2a M n SsaSe e
following School Honsss Fgt VIZ; y.,. p,,p.
MARSHALL soHooL-st Mary street, between Julia and
FISK cHHooL,corneE Z of PeEddo and franklin streets
~ For Female PTpssH s near f'f'i'o.
FRANKLIN scHooIsf Charles street, between Julia and
FISK SCHOOL Corner perdldo and franklin streets
WEBaTER sCaOoT-Corner Dsyades and Eato streets
O'Clock.
and experienced Teachers The punctua
s 1ppcass ss for ams6n s m9es se furnished with testimonial
Of character from paren guardian employer.
By order of the Committee.
MO l2t WILLIAM o. ROGERS Superintendent.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY,
M 80. i.a New Orleans, July ls ls60 J
e5y- The following resolution was adopted
oy e o oil directors tf This Company at sher meeting held
Resolved That public notice be
published the city Of New Orleans that application
be made 10 the General Assembly onisiana
It's session. 10 repeal e tenth section Of the OF incopo
ration OF the New Orleans jackson snd Great Northern Rail-
read Company approved I'd Of april 1883.
OLE If r. s. CHARLES, Secretary.
Lou1sIAKA STATE BAEK,
New Orleans Aug l, 1850.
@9-This Bank has declared a dividend of
payable t9 the Stockholders their legal
after the 10Th inst.
aul cA.F. RoNDEAU, Cashier.
s-@M Arsenal WAsHINeTog AR1IILEKY,
Gtrod street April 25 1889. I
k3-SpeciaI OrdtersIThe Washington ArtIl-
lery hereby ordered attend punctgy the Regular Drills
Of the Company, every THURSDAY EVENING, st half
pastT O'Clock. By order Of
II. ~ IsLlCsoN. First Serg't. s29
e8-Merchants' Lodge No. ~, L. o. o. f.,
meets in Room No. q Odd Fellows Hail. every Monday
ang at O'Clock The following brothers elected officers
for the present term
Treasurer. 3a3 ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19

EDR SHERMAN respectfully informs raetnred persons.
those hkying rnptured that he has
and may e found at his office No. 70 ST. CHARLES STREET
New oFlens prepared relieve eases Of rupture
by tho application Of his PATENT sTLyER TRUSS and CUR
ATTYE MIXTURE mir lyEw
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19

The outer wall Of Illes Safes are SOLID IRON, from one
TO three inches in thickness inside Of this great depth
Of Hre-proof fllng-ihe best known
I4lile's celebrated COMBINATION LOCKS are used on
these Safes ONLY. =M45
We have the largest stock of Safes offered for
saIe in this city. =.=.. .
s1-Ca and examine at
FairbanI1s' Scale and Safe Warehouse,
% CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
90 2peodtf FAIRBANkS u GO.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19
AMUsEDfE ENTa

ri EW OPERA FrEsfTgE t.f5pg ~ An rs,,frg
IN and Toulouse streets 4 M - - 80
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19

MONDAY MIGHT. Nov 10 1870.
First night Of TfonIzetps GRAND f.-.a 4 < .. ,,,
LUCTA DT LAsrEERNDoR~ @sss"' s. : "e''r sH"'isa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19
Letter Dr. Thos Harper one of the most eminent Ply
sieians in the State Of Mississippi.

VIcKsBUas. Miss, March 90, 1850
DR. sheriaanDear Sir send boy back to you be.
attend him properly and besides
isted with Justice satisfied your pian
Is right and that yoI him Please write re-
turn of the post. Respectfully,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19
Unprecedented Trial of LillIe,s safes.

We clip the following from the Troy tNew York; Daily
Wig:
new YoRE, July l8 1860.
Lewis Lille, Esq, Troy:
Dear srWheu visited your works in Troy became sats
fed of the superiority Of your Chilled and Wrought Iron Safes
and then said determined 10 order my return
New York. My determination delayed, however that
might investigate the charges which your competitors in this
city brought against the reputation Of Ffss did not do
his however until after the night of Jnne 10TH when sheet
safe open and robbed Of $500 then bought Of
your agent whose representations entirely relied Of
your No Fire and Burglar Proof Safes although was told
by competitors that in Of lire its contents would
be entirely destroyed.
On the night Of the 18th of June office which four
story building together with the stables Of steam sawmlls
were entirely destroyed by Your gafe iii the second
story and entirely surrounded by the hottest fire have
ever known fell fot into the cellar striking
rocks and until then that any in contact
with H. the neghborhood hot for the hFeen hold
the hose ON that building.
Ihad M my books and valuable papers in this Safe together
with $50 money and notes. and free say that when
dragged of The ruins did expect the contents
gayed the engineers ard remen all assured that
as they attended Quite the contrary case
however all It's entirely saved and Is my
peasne-as deem my dutyto refer those interested the
Safe and Its CONTENTS which Will cheorfdy show here.
III. VAN PELT,
AgentfoFthe T., Il, 5. S. alilL, New York.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19

PRICE OF ADMTssIdY- f,4,s. r ,..s.s n,
qpette Second Gallery, Nj s0 Pit Koxsa nj F sss nj
Gallery, 80 cents. - ~ ost AaHe
Ra-Deors open at 6. 10 Commences -
HsT~No sjtlesg usid fer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19
Ef-Sesspntse OF lime.
TorIN ID. BEIN Is SONS

John Id. BEiN S SONS
Agents for the manufacture Of
| SHEET AND BOLT COPPER, BRASS AND COPPER
TUBING, TENNESSEE IRON, CAST IRON PIPES,
PLANTATION BELLS, AND BRANCH
CRooKES CO.'S SAWS,
Nos. 50 and 81 Camp street,
Now Orleans.
Intending to retire from the Shelf Goods business conGne
ourselves to Heavy Hardware on Steel Copper Tin Plate
speIier Axes, Springs, Hubs spokc Feloes etc ETC. We
now offer for sale at large discount Shelf Goods
in quantities TO suit purchasers The stock complete
comprising full assortment of every article required in
country store including general assortment Of Fancy Goods
Fcrfuncry etc. Country Merchants Planters and the public
generally will find it their interest 10 call and examine the
stock before purchasing elsewhere
We also offer for sale
$50 tons Premium Tennessee ron assorted Flat Round and
Square, of all sizes.
Plough and Boiler Plates all sizes
600 ions Merchant Englh Iron, Nssorci Fiat Romd and
100 tons Refined English Iron assorted y1= Round and
Square.
10 TONS Angle Iron, assorted.
20 :, Half Round, Oval and Half Oval Iron
10 :. Bevol Iron.
80 =. Scroll Iron.
loco bundles Hoop Iron assorted, 5s to inch
$50 ;. Band 10 4x1S and s-l6 ineh
500 =. Sheet =. E. l0to y inzh.
80 :. Russia Sheet Iron.
100 :. dalyanzed Sheet Iron. T=.
For sale by JOHN j. BEIN & SONS,
Nos. SO and 81 Camp street.
MD MoWekFrtf New Orleans.
r L. LEVY s sEMPsoN,
NOTE, STOCK AND REAL ESTATE
Brokers',
nl lot No, rs Common street, N. 0.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19
90 huPTUREs gtaN
Il r Ap1oA.Lr ovsrpi 5 )
Letter from DR.. w. ~ Mills to tho Editor Of the yiesburp
Daily Sun.
huPTUREs
Hsfia d caa be Cured Witho,a Needle d Kn9sf

Extract from Letter Written Three Years Previous to he
Above, in reference to the same boy.
g.# IssAQuEsA County, Miss, May 2 1857.
DIR. Sherman, New Orleans :
Dear Sir Tho George perfectly cured of the runtus
he Of The finest looking Creek and ca do as
much work any man. W t. MILLS N D.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19
a PROFF. a. GHERARDI,s TgANCFNG

n
Z 81 ACADEMY. at EAGLE HAiLs-Pfof. a. sahezardi
most ully to his friends. and tins pub
in geneIs that bis Dancing. will opefs
for the seaEon az " gla Halt Fytnnia End Fe
- hcity Read. on the 18th Of NOV FHBE EKS when he
TO meet with the sdme libegal patronage hefoEe.
Days Of EHitionfos Ghdren-Tnesaass Thursdays SAT-
urdays from 10 O'clock P. N.
GeHrnens GlEss uesiAys, Thu sdays and sa5ufstys
from 10 Q P. VI.
Prae Giassea Schools and Acai mics will b. promptly
attended 10.
Fer terms apply to Prof O. a the Hall. Pm. RI w
LEM So, Mnsc Store, No. Stamp street. Hl4 I'm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19

AfsesAL WASHINGTON AR1ILIERY
Girod street, New Orleans, Foy. II, 1860.
ESr In obedience 10 Brigade Orders No. IL,
the Washington 6rtcfy hereby ordered assemble
their Arsenal Girod stree THUKSDa v 2zd Inst,
o'clock r. M for ingpeetion and review In full uniform
MI ID ~ j. b. WALTON faptein
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19
Tn BELnMNss. OPINION.

san57 ~ H. n@,. 4@A'' '1- '. -'ss
lAaf Ss-I fia,t nf she,mais Truss ss apnlied hy
him, tyt i'll ln.p eiacaly than gny Other have
seait tried my entire ~ knos Of several cured
by hR pf and th. mixture you get one
bat sule Dr. Sherman himself applies Il as neh enends
upon the Citing. r. BEtDEN M ID i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02


Total receipts at the seaports, exclusive of the
shipments from Memphis, three millions eleven
thousand one hundred aud twenty-five bales. II
Is presumed that our prophecy. made ii Decem-
Der, Of three millions of bales being at hand and
under in contract on the LIST Of February instant,
II noW confirmed We have, however. seine ri
serves which not necessary 10 bring into action
at this moment.
There has been considerable talk about the called
meeting Of the stockholders Of the tarrolifan Rail
road. which, according to the mandate of the
President, Mr.. George Gauie Duncan, is 20 be con.
vened to-day ID take into consideration he grand
coup a'etat OF the second Of last month Tho talk
appears to be, that 10 get TO the winaward or
round the old and venerable eitizen whose mas
teiig intellect and industry were 81 successfully
applied Hast mouth, folks must rise er get u
very early III tho morning. We do NOT eMn ans
stock ID tile aid aad venerable road, aaa have Va
farther interest than safe and speedy conveyance
oyer IL domains, wLeas through business plea.
sure, I'D avail oarselves Of its facilities AMI con-
seHienees But, while ne are talking ii eonfab-
ing on Ibis question: an did fogy steps up, aud asks
us ftha gentleman wlloae sgaatafe II apgendedso
The notice caising meeting ~ tls Stockholders y
a citizen Of the United States Of Aorth America !;
although he has been resident, oil ard on in this
gaoa sEale Of selsiaaa siisaa Ian scar of anr Lard
"A. p.lssi say tliiftY-sis years ago. We cannot
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02
TALK ON CHANGE.


The weather yesterday morning took one Of the
freaks characteristic Of our cline It changed from
tile mild Southern temperature 10 something Of the
Lapland feeling, which greatly interfered with the
gatherings on rue Carondelet. There is no room or
space for the social eenfabs the PAYERS have
taken full possession OF the business locality; and
in the absence or delay Of the European inte-
genee, some days past due, there Nas no dispo-
sition esinced on the part OF buyers of cotton to
operate 10 great extent, though there were
some sales, which will be found detailed ia the
usual column. The talk il, that there is great
scarcity Of fine and clean cottons, while of the
lower grades there is snperabundance. On the
great eyee and landings there was no falling off in
the activity and livelness which we have talked Of
for some days past. The arrivals of steamboats,
are sufficiently numerous to keep all connected
with the Western trade and movements on the
levee busy and active. III fact, no grander spec
tacle comes within the talk Of the eyotee OF com
merce than what il presented by the seven miles
frontof landing Of our city now occupied BY vessels
from every cline and steamers from every section
Of nnr inland trade. While cogitatng and reflect
ing on the grand demonstrations Of ouF mighty
commerce on the great leTce, up comes talk of
cotton, that everlasting theme, may say, for it
Il cotton in the morning, It is cotton at noon, it IL
cotton at shutdown or The setting Of the sun, and,
finally, the day is closed by going 10 bed cotton.
Wen, never mind, cotton is 4 good subject; but,
as we have had considerable talk about the King,
and mnst make some Of our estimates good, we
have now to state that the three millions Of bales
to be received at the seanerts accounted for Iii
the following figures that is, the receipts at this
port fNew 0rIeans) and other seaports, up to
~ O'Clock 81 meridian yesterday, The Isl February
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

DlssoT rTIosF or PARTNERSHIP Notieais given
threngh our columns. That thu firm Of Messrs.
Mama Lacosta II CO... consisting IF Messrs. Nama
Lacpste, Camille Laceste and &. i. Deluzain, has
been Dissolved bY mutual consent. III. i. n.
Delaaaip, widely known ana higtlF-estee nled
business man, win continue the extensive wine and
liquor importing and dealing business Of the late
housa III Hill Ola stand, ~ Royal street, and the
trade will De certain taeontnue their acquaintance
with the concern for che sake Of his, If for no
other Feas IL 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

ssF EtI AnEls HoTEL GoMFA The names of
tile gentlemen chosen Directors 81 the ST. Charles
Hotel at the election held on tie 10th Of
january, are elsewhere published. AIT meeting
of Hill Board held yesterday, John q. Gaines, Esq,
w;ss reelected President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

A MasicAI Tan4E NJ PEnsrEcr. Advertised an-
nounrement il made through cur columns that Oh
Tuesday next Mr. Henry sqnires, q tenor singer Of
GraiebHitys will giye concert at 0ad Fellows
HalI and Tint With him will appear that celebrated
little wonder Of musical precocity, Mary McVicker,
and Edward Hoffman, the pianist. The sale Of re-
sersea seats lTiA commence on Monday, DIT Mr. n.
i. Werieinss Music st1re, ) Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

Il T1lR BuNyAA TaBLEAux lave yoa seen the
Bupy a. Tableaax 4 you have not. stand NOS
uppa the order III your gping, but ~ " once Is
and cnjoy VI most PIeasnreable experience Most
Of these pictures severaly gems Of art, and.
The ation Of the whole, IN thar pane
raialie IL nAer ainasnt IN this
line II exhibition than can BIZ conceived BY those
who not seen this admirable work # i exibs
I'D nightiy as Arsnery Hall.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

4 nlss0EuHIeS AND Cor ARTNERsHIr Messrs, A,
r. Elliot ana ". n. Elliot publish tile fact Of the
dissolution cf their copartnership and Messra.
A. Feater Elliot and T. Lawrence McKeeyer give
notHea that they have entered Into conartnership
for tie transaction Of d general commission bust
ness, under the firm Of Elliot & McKeever.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

- ~ u Nh i gs0xs aad wexas Correspasata-
es.cs ~ ~ md Ipnz RS.
nm issslss rrt fkssRAI ReanFs well prepared
hui 4ae fssl I'll lnsincss wkaeh viii he ccnse auent
" the e d ths SAP dor We notice near
sle depot = lang row Of strongly and
shanS osstrncEed freight cars, ready to
I'll nn country. Thesescars are highly spoken
81 ri tae strength, aeasaezs sud eaident durability
ut ss<<eig craftsmanship and we're built here nndeI
tns Siiilsni ind experienced superintendent q
tlE u. d. Jones, froaa he establishment Of Messrs
Nxharsoa & pesssA, Tie well known Southern cal
sszanit tnreTs, Charlie S.G This i essen
stially southern manufacturing concern, for W
are told that pfopriessrs and employees, to a man
Are III al Sautherners and every item If materia
u asea II nade III Hi seuth, ala mostly ~ them
selves. They hase built over hundred ears 70
Che Mississippi GentrsI.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

GKsaLE cauRsE. Tie bay gelding, jog Dinaica..
and tlie sorrsI mare, EFlesss Danssel. are adyer-
tissi ID trat to harness this afternoon fnr purse
Of two hundred and fifty dollars.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

TliE ST. cuxRzrs. The play entitled :. Gisippus,
or bic Far Friend, will BE performed to-
ni;ias Wild hlr Anderson as Gisspps,s, MT. Pops
u 7ztUs Qsse, ana Miss Virginia Cunningham as
Sosaros.ia Domestic Economy will conclude
B tlse eater tainment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02
To 4EoEetasger

And TO all who Interested in preserving Life Limb and
Health q those connected with Them III any way,
Dasley's ma ieai Pain Extractor
warranted the burns ami seadst relieving the
81 me sufferer tho very short Of len minutes i
ato The mos nseteate eases Of Piles old sores sweng
bfa wounds rsoa efnpltons Of The skim broken breasts
ami nppe and everything arising from iaHammatons
family that experiences tlis blessing Nntver be
wlzAe9tt.
For sala ST Mes Orleans wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT, & CO., ..@
a and Isl Chartres street
General Agents for South and whem all orders honld
be addressed. jasB 2psteod<W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

LOUISIANA srATs BASK.-Tlle Board Of Diree-
tors lit tls Institution have declared dividend of
seven per eesit payable ont u the profits IF the
iastsix months.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02
Dxm D.

On "Wednesday evsssng Feb a, 81 o'clock, SARAH n
years
Va Mas. l,illa papers please copy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02
Desa2a! Ssts' yeosa.

nR. GEORGE w. SMITH
Has remnsed from ~ III taaai street to fhe opufs
&c. 2s one de0r Rampant, where he viii he pleased 10 To-
eeHe ~ oa lffn4 aud 9ers Nlla professional
sesKices nl6 2rsf6g
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

TX Asn I.ieFssE r a Fms are referred to tie no.
tilieatlon published bg Adam Giffen, ESQ, City
Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

Ngw OrRSa HorsE Bali. Tho stockholders Of
the New Orleans Opera House Company announce
their second and last ball fer the season, which
VIII take plaee Al FeanesSay, 18th instant. See
TIC advertisement with list of managers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

zaa4r r LIAM e tlle pafIsh Of Assumption.
sa sss d aasHt ma cob
esH EaNlIsssd of sals w NE
I'D II III lrles sEps 81 advertisements
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

L g,ri5A7a8s u teanssd BY IA active and indus
sil,g u 81 eea ha4us snadsas;eps appi
IL iiS a Hsni asEass, a t p Gene
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

BNfas, SSlkaRs AMI BaoGA Hhe particular at-
p eAl tie iss faie q boosts sles md
to iase Issre day 10 oseictk. the airlioa
Iearas IL Ros i IS and & Old street, bs.
ana BaHYits Tssiis go snsis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

Masslsa. I'll N AnfsEi SstiyH sviil sell3
NJ III Ii dseSoe " sEehaage tssen,, sWa
,ey ssi,iIe sAsss. ssFeisc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

DIX stsss fs-The particular attention Of buyers
jseasiad ~ Al Es aps sske place sss
p1S e asailen y. Roger Ns.
tasl1slllonse ind Bisilsslis.
ms, soser SO Nsnesy Jass credit.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

T1fH GEogGE M AsHINGToN SEwING MACHINES of
Eakes sold Ut the iow pscanf s5H and
qualities Of The machines Of tese
uaSs.e i osraie sewing fast md strongly and
setie aaa oAamaataI a They shatsle
unAaate admiralty natbefs III them
Ts b. esamlnei and purchased 1t tue depot
Nss ii t:aiip ssef. We refer 10 advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

< - -
fIis question, but are very sanguiae that the
WI 4 subject IL Great Britain for sew
eral Years subsequent to the year 1926. As we
hare no desire to rningle in the contest, we only
give The talk.
There was tlk Of some large sales Of real estate.
We learned that the property on the southwest
corner Of Canal and Carondelet streets has been
soId for the rpund sum Of eighty-seven thousa nd
dollars cash prodigous price, considering that
the ground only measures sixty by one Hundred
and twenty feet, French measure, and that the
buildings IRE twenty-five years old, End of very
little values according to modern views. Some one
logs cur memory, and says he recollects when this
corner, with flames Iamhert's old carpenter shop
on it sold fol twelve hundred dollars. There is no
Indication in this purchase, that our good city Is
retrograding1
Well what of tile mailse There were none re-
eeiyed Yesterday After the close of business it
| was announced that the agony at the great bear
garden (Washington1 was over; that a Speaker Of
the garden lad been elected therefore, mail con-
tractors can comply with their contracts, and the
| treat capitalist in New York, who has million Of
dollars Of poAtofice warrants, will have to look to
other quarters to employ his money as it is sup
nosed All interest on warrants ceases when the
| annronriatiohs for tie cancelment of them are
| made There was some further talk going on, but
we have no Room to enter it up at this time
lA#
f,oSE Jrsf|rR--Harry Perry, once promising
| voune actor seems to have rather gone under
| from the effects of too much whisky in his water.
He Was SO dunk few nights since at the Walnut
street theatet Philadelphia, that he couldn't play
L Al
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

WASHINGTON AETIL IHEy ~ The officers and mem
bens n tie Warrington rtillefy elsewhere mo-
tifsd ~ attend she regular monthly meeting at I
o'eluek tins evening.