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, 1860-03-20

GO.TO PARKS, 124 Lake street,
~ for I;7ss Tal:etA Lus!a's Ex:r-e:<.
, 1860-03-20

40 TO PARKS, le4 Lake street,
~ for Gard Iaa.:,s Port MoaE..es. rocks: cusnes.
, 1860-03-20

90 TO PARK'S, l24 Lake street,
~ for Cigar Ca.ss, ktncy HIM Pies, E.rol.e..
, 1860-03-20

90 TO PARKS, l24 Lake street,
~ fos Toilet PoEt.ts, Po5:ts.
The New York herald., 1860-12-11
HENRY "a. LEFDs. AtNr1oSkER
Ill Valuable collection Of 10
MODERN OIL PAINTINGS,
HENRY H. LEEDS a co,

auction on Friday Dec a. at II O'Clock 10 their gallery,
the saesrnom n Nassau street valuable collection of mo
defn Pictures selected by r. Besumon ESQ., during re-
n visit 70 the art studies of Enrce including Edousrd
Frer~ fssis Tsnfont De Mcts Robbie, of BRUSSELS Yer
octNoven Akkerdyxe Leyckfr, Hsnris,ie Ronne Nanse
" iorcf hysens Soerru sidney Percy, herring.
rtayer Naior W smt afnaef, A. earlsnd crrisshsnk,
" rrs hsate Ac &c, purchased direct from the artists
NJ hA DO sol under qua az es VI originality
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

A UCTIoN NOTICE.-CROCKERY, GLASS, CHINA
"A Toys and Fancy Goods.-By J; l. u. BARTLETT, auc
large and positive sale of choice Goods in lots for Dealers
and be sold.
The New York herald., 1860-12-11
MuNICIPAL ArrAIRs.

DIAPERS PENDING BEFORE HIS HONOR TffE MAYOR
= FROM COMMON COUNCIL
Resolution advertise for proposals foe house for
of Ho~e Company. No. a.
Board Of Ccunclneo December Q, lse on ayes and
FROM BOARD or SUPERVISORS
Resolution that the Committees Civr cnnrs and cripi
and Police be- authorized to oonft with COMMITTEES
Repairs and Supplies of ~ Hoar and Coun
cmen in relation 70 a site for building for County Courts
Board Of suyrrvsorS Dec. G 100 Adopted.
Resolution that all county officers rrfnr from once IN
LIST January nert be dreceA deliver their ssorssos ~
Law and other books bcnens the county sna receipt
therefor
Board Of supervisorz Dec sp Adopted
Resoution Il nav bllI ~ New York Company Isl ~
for furnished Court House W. " NOV l. ts0 ana
bnl Of Jas ~ shaw for spitfoops -. ~ . -
Board Of Supervisors, Do. q isp On ayes and noes
adopted
Resolution 70 psy xe.srs wnslow ramsse $40 for re
moving wreck ~ shor~ of Governors Island
Board OF Supervisors. Dec. lss. on ayes and noes
adopted.
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

A UCTION NOTICE.-TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
"A The large sale Of magnificent Household Furniture post
poned from yesterday will positively take place. lO O'Clock
No. l52 Twenty first street. of Seventh avenue
catalogue comprises four hundred lots Of superb Furn
ure Stauary, Bronzes Paintings rich Siverware China
Panofore, elegant Por Suits &c. Sale peremptory
shine.
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

A UCTIoN NoTICE-M DOUGHTY, AUcTIONEER
"A will sell this day Tuesday At l0 O'Clock at auction
OF Household Furniture Carpets rosewood and mahogany
Parlor Suits covered harcoh and brocae rosewood and
mahogany library Bookcases marble
tire Tables extension Dining Tables Dining Chairs Dressing
Bureaus Washstands Beseads, Hair Mattresses Paasses
Lounges Feather Beds Blankets &C. the whole forming
assortment well worthy the attention Of housekeepers and
dealers lot Is to be peremptory sold the highest
bidder for cash. Catalogues ready.
The New York herald., 1860-12-11
L'DwAED sCHFNCK, AuCTTONEFR.
II IMPORTERS SALE OF
surEEa fnLscn ANp LNGLIsH FANCY % coo

ByF4F = H. sCHENcK, hi day and wedne.dsy, illh
and i7h inss s lof O'Clock. NJ their sslesrccm No ti
Brosdsay Great sale o the superb Fancy Goods this
season e1fuvrising assortment of entirely
ps,crns and designs, tusi imPcrtsd, cpnsisting of
FfSE BRoNZES, suPfEB fARrAN FIGURES,
sFyEES AND FEFNCH CHINA VASES,
DECORATED FRENCH CHINA DINNER SKIS,
SUPERB CUT AND HOIfENTAN GLASSWARE.
ELEGANT ORMOLC GOODS, SILVER PLATED WARE.
And larve variety ~ other elegant Fancy Goods.
Ladies the public generally invited 10 examine
them Purchasers have then goods carefully packed aud
al N 4 afnall
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

A UCTIoN NoTICE.-wILL BE SOLD ON wEDNEs
day 18th and Friday 18th at 10 O'Clock the entire stock
contained In China Hail Store 563 Broadway next door
Ball Black and Co.'S, consisting ofa rich assortment of
Cookery cut and pressed CHINA Bronze Statues
among which win be found White Granite Ware of every
scrpton Cups Saucers, Dishes Plates Covered Dishes
White French China do decorated Tea Dinner and Toilet
Sets Vases In style and pattrn Paran and Bohemian
do Bronze Statues Mante Ornaments Silver
az rich assortment consisting Of spoons Forks Goble
Cups, Casters Card Baskets dc all Of which will be sold
without reserve lots suit the wants Of families
w. MYERS, Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

WM WRITER'S, AUCTfoSEER-wILL SELL, THIS
w day, lIih inst by virtue OF Chattei Mortgae- 10s
O'Clock at 81 Coriand the entire Furniture Of the
Hotel Consisting Of p.rior Chamber Dining Room and
niiue Of the Dining Saloon Table and Bed Linen 100 Table
Cloths so sheets Spreads Towels, NapkinA china glass
Attorney for Nor,gagee.
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

4 UCTION NOTICE.-BURNHAM's FURNITURE ES
IN Packing Establishment Ill lis West llth
Fifth and Sixth avenues Household boxed
shipped all of the world Pianofortes Mirrors
Paintings Satusry China and Glassware packed and moved
for removing Furniture to the country
Stora for Furniture,
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

4 ucrION SALE OF ELEGANT CARPETS, OILcLOrHs,
"A de- on account Of the owner defining business rars
sell auction Wednesday Dec IL at los o'clock at the
store OF j. Hyatt 20 Bowery OF the finest stocks of
sells and velvet Csrpens three ply and superne ingram
floor Ocoths all widths and qualities Hearth Rugs Door
Mats, Druggets, Crumb Cloths Mating Stair Roods Table
and Stand Covers, &C N BThe store to let Inquire
he nrem
The New York herald., 1860-12-11
SALES AT AUCTION.

4 RICHARDS, AUcTfoNEER-Sco CASES BOOTS
n. Shoes and Brogans at auction, by RICHARDS 4
WHITING, on Wednesday December L. l0ls O'Clock at
store No "A Co.tlsndt street. being the usual variety
prime goods for city and country trade Catalogues
ing OF
The New York herald., 1860-12-11
BCANpING AND LODGING.

A fWoNr AND BACK ROOM TO LET-0N sECoN.
sesr nicely furnished with good Board, in private "a
good home here Is chance 32 Broome street Locator
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

E'oR SALE Or ExCHANGF-ALL KINDS OF CITY
ana cuuni ry fruperty embracing M Farms fse1
and Building sites In hsalfhv a,is contiguous 40
New YORK with tine water and inland views SILAS SEY
Pine street
The New York herald., 1860-12-11
SALES AT AUCTION.

TTENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTToNEER.-HENRY II.
III LEEDS CO will sell At auction, on Tuesday Dec IN
Der II At io oeos = The private sssidence NO M Essi
first class Household Furniture comprising general ass
made 70 order consisting OF rich velvet Carpets Mir
Slabs and Brackets rosewood Panofore rosewood Etc
Centre Table Paror Suits o rosewood covered In Grim
brocatel ormou and enAmeled Chandeliers Brack
cts Mantle and Clocks China snamelied Vases
seven hne OH Paintings and Engravings Window Curtains
Lace do oiled rosewood carved Bookcase do Secretary
Also full assortment Of first rate Bedroom Furniture In
oak and mahogany Mattresses Spring Bed, Dressing Blu
reAus settess Chairs three ply Carpet Washstands Cab
nets, Gard Tables Han stand, &c 4c China and Glass
ware with other articles enumerated including Kitchen
Ware DC, Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

MORTGAGE SALE OF FURNITURE CARPETS BED
lu ding, &c-JOHN H. BURLY, Auetioneer, will sell this
day at O'clock at ~ Canal street. Varck, Sofas,
and other Glasses mahogany and other Chairs lace and da
mask Curtains rosewood and mahogany Bookcase Ward
robes mahogany and other Bureaus Feather Bed hair and
other Mareses mahogany and other Bedsteads Cooking
Stoves, Bedding, ensmelled suits kitchen Furniture
forters Blankets &c By order Of JAS H. Whiting Attorney
for mortgagee.
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

a LIB HOUSE TO LEr-A VERY DESIRABLE LO-
~ sood repair and repete with convent
h ana Furniture g b. sold low occupant
broadway 'FF' ~ - - -" A''S-'oS' ',s'-
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

IA &c.-CHAMBERs FARCHiLD, auctioneers, sales
lib Nassau street. win sell Tuesday, Dec H. at III
O'Clock 365 Greenwich street. Steam Engine and Boiler
Saws and Frames Shatng and Betting Benches
Tools 6e Horses, Wagons Harness. Iron Safe, OF
fee Furniture &c FOWLER NESBITT,
Attornies for Assgnees, oloe IS Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

BOARD IN BRoOELyN.-GENTLENES WITH THEfp
~ wves or few single genemen, be Accommodate
With pleasant Rooms In private family. ise south oxford
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17
To tlae Public.


The ianleltabe circumstance causing the death Of
Sesas at of Vim. HOWELL of Cont Ro
reefs and reported in your issue Of yesterday morning
together with verdict of passed by the Jury epanelcd
upon said inquest deem imperative duty thepnb
Others that should at offer such statements may
the stigma of blame which has might be either
upon myself or my agent, j. w Beach.
Tho which have been applied by
er witnessed by and performed in the of hundreds
respectable citizens emboden fearlesly state
harmessess OF the Of said Non Explosive eaenc
Burning Fluid while establish beyond doubt such facts,
respectfully solicit all parties call at store and bear
ony and witness Tor themselves the truth Of what
Ielaim TO represent
In regard 10 the accident above alluded TO, there
doubt the mind Of any unprecedented person who has
read or ELECTED the inquest that such acct
the result Of negligence OF The most careless char
actor.
The damnin and its contents remain unfnured and The
lamps unhron which, had any explosion occurred iney
i,aby have been destroyed establish the certainty that
explosion did take place.
The lamps aad fluid have been returned and the latter tested
found perfectly harmless thus proving beyond doubt thai
said acedet must have been the result Of sheer careencs
hands dntelested parties and
be any time.
In selling my Fluid and camphcne make practice /,
time giving caution purchasers (which
fear by mprndnn using the same accidents
| a like nature might be the result.
r. BflESSEY,
\ "A Poydras street.
| New Orleans May II lseo. myl7 2plt
4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17

nou reaching the place festival subsequent 10
rest and games will commence and
tinue the days, in the following order:
l. Vocal and Instrumental Music.
= t;ynpastic Exercises during the day.
grand and amusing selection of Games and Tricks for
young and old.
4 Feats Of Horsemsnship.
& Target Shooting, at three different targets.
To those exceng in the above exercises gaes etc. liberal
PRIZES will be awarded
T. Dancing Grand Pavilion covering space 10000
square feet Of ground.
l. Shows of all denominations; among them will be found
Mlers great French Troupe Of Tight Rope Dancers etc. etc.,
Wells Acrobatie Troupe, the performing Australian
Bear ssLegged Cow the scotch Giant the Little Lady
Texas and thousand other euriosities
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
under direction Messrs Theo v LaHache and Hoph
will o'clock precisely The Concert will be d-
vided into paris. During the intermission
Orations
will be delivered in German English by $. SELLER ESQ.,
and G, H. BRAUGHN Esq.
and place festival will be illuminated the
whole evening"
BRILLIANT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS will wind up
each days festivities
The for the conveyance visiting
festival complete every respect 0mnibuses will
passengers parts of the city the railroad Parties
preerring vehicles reach the grounds via 6en road and
thus also enjoy beautiful drive. #8@
p5s~ Observation-Disclosures ONE DOILAR-Iadies and
Children Free. @5$
Committee calling the attention Of the public to the
above programme that will with appreciation, and
would particularly remind citizens of the object
for which the festival Is given.
Inviting the people Of all naonalities participate in the
abase festivities, we have the honor to be the
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
+. K0ENERITz, Secretary myI5 2p5t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17

We do not know that It Is necessary " uiseuss
with The Delta tile question Of tho lrregalarasy "
file nomination of what Is called the regular
American ticket.N II Is not pretended, we pe-
t;art that ID was nominated in accordance Win
H. nsases aild rules 81 the party, but the heita
th;nls fiaf il il were not, there d no excuse iof
{ eaually irregular conduct on the part Of the
boltcrs Ali essential fact il here lost sight Of,
IN that in this respect the two tickets do not
stand mon Tie same footing. While one claims 70
be solely that Of d party, and looks only TO that
nartv for support the other repudiates all parties
Il suc., and looks te the people without distinc-
tien for support. What Is salce for the goose is
net here sauce FOR the gander. The regulars, 4
saws the Delta, have as much right to inquire
into and object to the mode Of the nomination by
the boilers as the boilers have to question the pro-
priety Of The regular nominations. Well, let them
inquire and object as they please. TWAS their
fault that the nominations were improperly made
and having been improperly made, without regard
to stipulations most essential to any political or
ganization, no one could feel himself bound t.
support them. Therefore, those who demurred
felt themselves called upon to assist in the forma
ton u ticket entirely free from the influences
and demands Of party, and in fact altogether out
side lis lines.
The Delta is mistaken In surprising that oui
only opposition to the Irregular American ticket
ii the reckless and irregular manner Of its nomina'
ton. We have said nothing Of the kind. We 90
object to the manner 10 which it was nominated,
but in laying particular stress upon that objection
we do not wish to be understood as ignoring the
possibility that il might be amenable to sundry
quite diffarent censures. in fact, the Delta has
had % much experience III the science Of admins
terlng punishment to asprants to office, that It will
hardly pretend to believe in the inyulnerability Of
any ticket, particularly Of one which il seems to
acknowledge as that of It's adversaries.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17
Blank Books.

We CONSTANTS receiving additions TO large and well
selected stock BLANK BOOKS made of best English
American paper ruled every variety Of PATTERN and bound
in superior manner.
All EXTRA PATTERNS ruled and bound 10 order. In a
workmanlke short notice. and al the LOWEST
PRICES.
JOB PRINTING neatly and eSpediously executed
H, G. sTETsON Il CO.,
my4 2p6t No. 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17
as,shake and BURN ,.-shake and

MS~Ehakc and BURN s--Shalxe and Bnrm:-
This life agony endured by e sufferer from Fever and
Ague He wanders like uncertain shadow knowing
what he Frustrated and hererore disinclned
give any serious aenen business. He is burden 10
hInise and harden 10 his friends. Ia out 10 admin
serips 10 his wants This The coudtion Of thousands in
os and country II q thst Fever and
Asue people an twenty other diseases in Amer
lea FOR sure and speedy VI this terrible affection
take great pleasure Recommending DR. Hoeiters Stomach
Bery which have already wide reputation for rapid
and powerful renosatng the system proated BY this
disease.
Sold In New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by WRIGHT
Co., and i5i Charea street. sole agents for the Southern
ssr whom Ill orders should be addressed and by drug
Rss and dsaars generally everywhere. rnyl4 apst&1w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17

NoT EN0Haa VI ArER The officers Of the steam
slip Auslrnlaa say Il viii be impossible for the
xrat astern, if ahe \ loaded, TO get In out Of
{ NeW York barber, and this Judgment is founded
npon Tic experience they had with the Australian,
8 when she was grounded for forty eight hours, in
attempting To leave that harbor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17

All 01n ~ sacT ron i SsRNo The Rey. n. X.
Turquand preached sermon 1t York Street Cha
spels London, on tue great prize fight He said II
Nas far more honorable IL the two men than for
our statesmen To spend millions Of the public
mcney for sending thousands to the field Of battle
20 be slain BY sword, famine and disease. After
snuaolatsns the opinion Tint There was nothing
brave III man going forward because he was COM
by iaseIghing against the volunteer movement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17

TaE CgNcKKr East NtaHr WAS, 81 We anticipated
kliliiant AMIR, Ihe performance Of The Classic
Ixusic Society," was, " usual, delightful, and The
vrsai ef0rt 1T the Choral Societies highly credisa
bIe TEsg we're assisted IL the Song ~ The Fell y
IN i laisY whose aagnjassns voice added greatly
10 Ill szcoess 81 sbe esening. The Orphan Band,
Tue, W rsptaFoussy appiaadsd, the audience
sesItinF IA be astonlshed as the performances 81
s1sk Htfie ssll0Ns. ~ HI ID va can judge, the
hsiS5llk iII surn out profitable one for the poor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17
To the National Democracy of
" STATE OF LOUISIANA.

AT a meeting of the LOUISIANA DEMOCRATIC AssoCT-
ALTON, held the 18th day Of May, 1850 the following
anhies and resolution adopted
Whereas, The State Central Committee has failed call
Convention for the purpose Of elecug Delegates fill the
cances caused by the withdrawal Of the Louisiana Delegates
from the National Convention;
And Whereas The Democracy Of the State OF Louisiana must
be represented in the National Democratic Convention TO
seuable at Baltimore on The 18th of JUNE next
Resore That the National Democracy Of the State is here
by respectfully requested send Delegates Convention to
assemble New Orleans the eh Of June next for the
nose selecting Delegates represent the State in the National
Democratic Convention reasonable III Baltimore the 18th
of June
by order of the Louisiana Democratic Association.
GEO. A. FOSDICK, President.
". b. GILMORE, Secretary pro tenn. nay17 2p3t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17

MS-Stnger's Celebrated Sewing Machines.
These Machines have and improvements Fine
Sewing and their sale rapidly increasing They arc used In
preference all others the largest
making establishments New Orleans all large ho
tells and principal boarding houses and in hundreds OF private
families, and give universal satisfaction They will last life
meare warranted superior every other Machine or the
refunded md warranted years the charge
negroes without for repairs or freight.
They sold, If desired trial. with any and all other
Saving Machines. WALTER BENNETT, Agent. Sc Camp
treet, New Orleans. ms 2ptfAW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17

a. BloSDta An THE FALL Blondin, says a New
York paper, GU ~ Niagara Falts Immediately, 10
nak parst lions for Tho summer campaign. He
viii procesd at once to stretch the cable used last
eaf, river, at the same point as before
This VII take II the naighhorhood Of two weeks.
After d stretched. shall hear what surprising
and hazngfofs feats be will attempt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17

Nzf16xxL DEzocRAgIc r .Ty. Under this cap
tlcR VIM be seen elsewhere call by the Central
Slah Rights Democratic Club Tor meeting at
0dd FelicWs Hal. next Saturday IT u o'clock p.
M.. Id order vi select delegates 70 State Conven-
ton " bc hald 1t Donsldsc IN Tie eth prox.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17

AFT On GEArIEsAs. a London journal
shat Lora Palmerston rode on horseback to
DAnAburY, thirteen miles, tue other morning, saw
slIainstsne, Z ttha horse he has catered for the
Derby gallpr1 then cantered back 10 Rroadlands.
lad osas lsa aIss;E luncheon, and rode al
Z SYcr tha estate. Pretty web for d man Of 7s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17

A1-ExperIence teaches as that deIfcacy
females from applying for the alleviate
suffering and m Thai objection obyiaed In the
ef Sir James Garkes Female Pills. prepared after the pro
septien Of Sir James Clarke Physician to the Queen Of Eng
land and well known be the only and safe remedy fol
female difficulties and ebstrucons from any case They car
DO In bottle containing 50 pills. free By enclosing
and sig postage stamps to any agent.
Genera Agent for the uned States JOB MOSES Rochester
4. Y. " WRIGHT CO.. New Orleans wholesale Agents
md sold By all respectable Dfngglssa. fe9 2pIy&w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17
BYs,,es0ao Shades.

We have recently received largo additions stock Of
Shades and have unsurpassed of various sizes and
designs
We have also article Of Window Shades intended for
Lake Shore Residences which will exclude the Of the
AID cause pleasing shade Of light In the
j. D. CAMERON & co.,
snyI4 2pet La Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17

sa'RlNa cIoTn ~ i quite q mistake 10 sup.
ss st hscasse NJ Lfos has such zine Of The
and nonspu nome hn. The weakly
ns< eatss there On the contrary lie abast aricles Of
sAn " ha slers, yell hosa costly and splendid
Szassea zetffaset b his advertise aene of ,o.dav
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17
Tissue Paper.

Just received, supply of ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
TISSUE PAPER assorted Golors, by the qnire.
II. G. sTETsoN h CO.,
No. 81 Caup street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17

s Sen. Txezel, some time Ministerial War under
Louis Philippe. and afterward tutor to the Count
4 Dc Paris, has just died at the age Of eighty.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17

PEAuAs's HornL, B1LoxI Nessrs. J. B. & d. G.
Eaaas advertise tosiay tle opening Of their hotel
Ell1xi tor Tho summer season. Among other
inz1snmenss, they mention d beautiful yacht, sad
al horses, buggIea, carriages and billiard table
a heing aonnected with the hotel. Certainly the
prospects fOr enjo yinent Oh going To Biloxi are
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17

IlH q AccIpsNT We publish to-day q
eas ii AIf Rlaasey ID relation to The soscalled ex
pISsion o his non losive rnphine reported in
sue, and which resulted 50 fatally.
Afanton Il called to the fact Of the cards being
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17

STONE CuTTERs, Ten No. l stone cutters are
advertised New Orleans City Railroad Office Ne.
Royal street. See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17
Adhesive Files.

An assortment just received Of BUFFERS ADHESIVE
LETTER AND INVOICE FLIES sizes, $50 SIC
leaves half bound: cloth sides.
II. G. sTETsoN 4 CO..
No. "a Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17
Copying Presses.

We have received by steamer, few ENGLISH WROUGHT
IRON PRESSES very superior article, Also. hand
AMERICAN PRESSES, all styles and siaes-warrsnted.
H. G. sTETsoN 4 CO.,
No. 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17

NiS7H W1In AHEKfc All CrUR. 1t will be seen
hi q noslce published ia another column that this
Clnb wssa meet hereafter 1t Ire corner Of louisa
aua Gfaatnan Streets eveFy Thursday evening at
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17

EIEaEsIA GAsaEL Coal vgaY GHE1r. SPENCE
Fsld eo Camp and Gisod Streets to deliver Ibis
If sos A. residences loF ces per barrel they have
aeu Thousand barrels the icyee dispose Of his
No. Napt 81 storage foe ads afisapeat.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17

75' 7z7a7 -
1HK orksA This evening Charles VI a
sxail 0pesa u Hxaeyysa, Il annouuoed, with Mile.
sGi61zaar, 1Isme Dalmont and Messrs. Melchisedec
~ ~ la0u ID performers. To-morrcw night. for
III haneils IL the stockholders in the New Opers
Hczse, Les Amouts ID Diable VIII BE repeated,
1rsIs6 Golsonas Brio.