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Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
NAM
DRY GOODS AND
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.
c0hExa LADRSL am THuHb s7s
Adjoining che Bank.

DALSHEIMEK, SIMON Il co.
WHobrsAbs Asp HsrAil DfAtsss ~ bar
goops, CserHfse, Doors AVN saors.
WE BIG lssve N inform our friends
w and the public In general, that we
are now prepared 70 effsf = very large and
magnificent stock Of Dry Goods. consist
ing in Rich silks Of every description,
Cesbmsfss. MefiB6s, Dslsines, Flsids'
Closks, sbswls, Maslins, Hosiery, and 4
complete assortment Of House Furnishing
Goods. Such ss Linen sbeetibgs aud shirt-
ihes, Cotton. White and Fancy Quilts,
fine hsd blankets, Table Damssks, Cor
tain Dsmssks, Csfpsts, window Shades,
doesd rate. ootz0,
DALsngfMER. SIMON 4 co.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

aAy0s n0UeE SONNET STORE.
BOULEVARD STREET.
MuTo=Fitst IN Fashion. Ohssrsst IN y lee
W Magnificent ssscr'ment ~ nornsts sna sii
ths Novelties In ,he Millinery line I.5iss IN ths
a'stflrt sn1 - Zoe ss,tssaaisg ssss,sr ere te.
spse,fsfiy ihtitea ~ cell sra ssesiss tsy stoet
bsf.ft purchasing sise~ha,ss
eet7s FAssfs Y. o'UoupoR.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
tftdpA ts.

I HAvs jsst epssed ss- lei n Cic.hs which
! wiz he sold ssttsmsly lev.
sH4WIE.
~ ths's u'sfsi sr,isiss I have sssa assortment
aud ~ sli prices.
DRESS GOODS
tfsreh Ms,insss ~ " % per ysrs, siss tspss
sens sud is,ge sssstta'eat ~ dtsy aeeds. Westss
risias. Printed Flssssis ssa bsLsisss,
MDURNfaa GOODS,
IL every ys,isi ~ styles sra rriees
ssi2s ftNNiE r. hGaHoR,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17

From the Panama Herald we extract the follow
ING South American intelligence
Dates are: Valparaiso, Jan. l. Callao 18th; Paita,
18th. The Bolivia did not touch at Guayaquil
Chile There is no political news Of interest
The country IS quiet and the people appear to have
settled down to business. In the South the Indians
still continue TO give trouble but in their late en-
counters with the Chilean troops, have been nyari
ably defeated.
IA destructiye fire broke out at Valparaiso the
capital OF the province Of that name, which swept
away fifty houses; most OF the buildings were of
wood and owned by German settlers. The yearly
budget has just been published it amounts to
Sc, 495,619 Sc.
BOLIVIA Letters from Puno, dated january 2,
state that general discomfort exists throughout the
Republic against President Linares Revolutions
had broken cut in Gochabamba, Potosi, sucre and
ether points, but they were put down BY the
troops.
Linares was at La Paz with three divisions of his
army Gen. Echenique was at Garacoto. Castillo
and Gen. Urhina, Of Ecuador, were at La Paz.
DR.: ureta is said to have been banished from b.
livia by Linares.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17
From Panama aud Hogofa.
The Panama Star and Heraldsof The ID inst fa,
the following

The Panama Star and Herald d the ID inst. ha,
the following
report u current that gold has been discoy
ered near Cruces. and that parties had arrived ii
town with samples for tho purpose of Q denoune
ing'' thu mine. We are informed that q number b
persons went over yesterday By The train to exam
Inc the locality
We hope the rumar may prove true, but we own
to having no Ereat faith iii such reports
Is number Of elnigrants from Texas, principally
Germans, leave Panama to-day for Chirfqui, where
they propose establishing a colony; there are
about fifteen Of them, including women and chill
dfen.
Recent adyiees from Bogota bring us intelligence
Of q piece Of gross Intolerance On tile part Of the
priests fhere. Fer some time past branch Of the
London Bible Society has been established in that
city and quite number of bibles were sold among
the people. By order of the Catholic clergy, ali
these bibles were recently collected, or d very
large number Of them, and burnt with great cere-
moIay in the public square. The British Minister
strongly protested against the proceeding, but we
regret deeply that The United States Minister Cen.
Jones, countenaneed the outrage by being present
at the ceremony Mr.. JONES' We believe. is q Ro-
man Cathollc, and His bigotry On this occasion al,
pears to have led him % commit an al which
should canse his immediate recall.
We learn that full statement of this affair has
peen sent to Washington.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17

Tar Omar PRIZE FIGHT.--Ths New York ear. |
respondent Of the Charleston Mercury says.
Large pnglistic parties are making M 10 attend
the worlds prize fight. One OF two vessels viii
probably be chartered for the purpose ex
penses to be divided up pro satd-just IA Mayor
Woods crowd propose to go TO the Charleston
Convention. The muscle-men are saving up their
money carefully foregoing their regular drinks
with heroic sef-denial. a few Of the trustworthy
will take TO Investor their friends on the
day of the battle, receiving 20 per cent of the
winnings Sharp judges expect to pay all their
expenses BY judieious betting. At least sIo000G
viii be senf out to be staked in this way, of which
John Morrssey alone will carry SIS 900 or ss0, 900
The bets SO far favor Tom Sayers; and though
Heenan's friends feel under en- amiable obligation
10 brag for him. they are coy about backing up thei
talk with tile cash.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17

From NEW MExIeo.--A letter from Santa Fe. by
the Overland mail, states that an escort will be
sent once q month to the Lower Cmaron Springs,
to bring in the mail from independence, until tie
distractions on the road are removed
4 Col. Fauntleroy and staff visited the Legislature
in joint session.
s The Navajo Indians stole 1000 sheep from the vi
einity Of Fort Craig. about ten days since. They
were promptly pursued By Capt. McLane, with a
seaptIIred. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17

The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay six
per cent in eaa all the outstanding certificates Of Profits to
the holders thereof to their legal after
the SECOND MONDAY in August proxmo.
Also to declare dividend Of FORTY PER CENT 40 per
cent? the Net Earned Premiums Of the Company for the
year ending the 10th jane, 1859 for which certificates will be
issued on and after the first day of October next.
And resolved further that after reservng One Million Of Dol
lars Of Profits all the outstanding certificates of Profits of the
issue Of the 1856 DO redeemed and the Second
Monday in August proximo well 10 pay FORTY PER
CENT of the certificates Of Profits Of issue Of 1851 ON and
after the 10th Of September nexneres thereon to cease from
30h june ult
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President
= q GEnRf4E ,IliNAS Eira. rrasid.nt
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EAvAL.--The d. s. e1eop Jamestown, Command
e Kennedy, from AspinWaIls passed Cape May at
q O'clock, A. NJ, on it'd 8th, bound to Philadel.
pIHa.
The report Yhich We published yesterday Of the
arrival q re GarmantoWn III Hampton Roads, has
arrive here until May Or june, tie John Adams
WHICH was 10 have relieved her from the station,
having been detained some time 1T Rio for repairs.
TNorfofk Herald
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17

GouSTRgFEfrKRs ARRESTED. North Fe1Tsoa, Ia,
Feb I0.--Dliyer Hall, alias Robinson was arrested
here last evening, having in his possession SALT in
counterfeit money consisting of SIS on the Bank Of
Commerce at Nashville, Ip's and "a on the Bank
Of Louisiana. and 2's On the Mechanics Bank at
Nexburyport, Mass. a man named Sanders was
arrested this afternoon. supposed TO be an accom-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17
a sfI1HrvL W0AAs's REvnaGE. The Buffalo
Courier says

a 'rAt1snNA tf01AS r EFkaaE.---lhe Bnifal0
Courier says:
The following singular occurrence ii rumored az
having taken PLACE within the last few days: A
young man residing in town, who has been q recu.
lar yisitant ct ne residence Of young lady citi-
zen and whose atsendanee upon the same was I'M
sitting by her side at the family tea table on late
evening, when, during tho course Of rather ioyial
conversation, the mother III the lady turned uno.l
him with che smiling question, When are YOU and
NJ going to get married ~ The gentleman
responded With ia appearance Of great assonish
meft that he never entertained any snch intention
and proceeded to joke upon the idea The young
lady immediately arose without a word, and wen
into room adjoining, from whence she shortly RI
turned, with 3 bottle of vitrioI IN her hand, an
without syllable or gesture Of warning, dashe
the terrikle fluid into the unsuspecting face Of hir
whom she had supposed her lover, shockingly di
figuring III features INSTANTLY destroying the sigf
of ons eye, and injuring it fellow hopeIessly. Th
lnest bafharous result Of . lovers disappointment
is, we tiiink, without zHodern equivalent.
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DIR. j. f. SPENCER,

Ez5sseeSSs DENTAL SURGEON,
YRyYS% Respectfully informs his friends and the pub
- liz, that he sas returned to the city and pre-
70 attend TO the duties OF his profession He deems
per- to remark that his undivided attention has
been given 10 ~
DENTAL SURGERY,
In ITS various branches for the eighteen wears giving
wherever thus engaged entire satisfaction receiving As evil
prevail. 4 $50 "ts
oce and residence. No. Ts Common street. opposite tia
4asaieA NeAege, university OF Louisiana d. 3m :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17

FArAI REsulTs o. EuDnEx o. nssrs on The
10th inst, two respectable citizens Of Brunswick,
eopnt5 Asssrs. sphears and Cole got into
ausrreI y the residence ofthe latter, while en-.
deaxofIng 70 settle some matter Of business, when
Epie suddenly sbized shot snh aud killed Spheres
on the spot By shooting him through The head
They hsa previously lived friendly as Reighbors
Cole surrendered himself % The authorities.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17

NEVER AND AGUE, FROM WHICH MANKIND
suffer over large part u the globe is the consequence of
Of vegetable decay This exhaaon evolved by
solar heat on wet soil and rises with the wateEy from t.
earts surface and the is taken with it through the lungs
into the blood There il irritating poison
torpid and fails only this virus also the
bile from the blood Both the virus and the bile
Spleen the kidneys aid the stomach snpaze with the liver
and become aisofdered also Finally the Instinct Of organ
the whole blood Of the bey internal excreofies to
them The blood leaves the surface and
the CHILL Bnt in this effort it fails Then the FEVER fol
lows in which the blood leaves the central organs res
through the other great excreorythe skin In this also il
fails and the system abandons the attempt exhausted waits
day. Gs he ss IF sass
Such constitutional disorder will Of course undermine health
If IL Is not removed.
We have labored to fnd. and have found, an andote
Ayers Aguc Cure,
which neaes this aaon poison the blood and stirnu
sss H.; H. ss5 ssR from hs seay
rather does what Of these sbec TO
absorbed thus keeps who use it free from It's at
acks keeps the system In health although exposed
great variety q affections which are Induced By this malignant ant
Influence such as Remtent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Fevers Neuralgia, rheumatism Govt Blindness Toohache
Earache Catarrh Ashma Papations Painful Affection Of
Of the Stomach and Bowels all Of which, when arising from
this cause will be found to assume less tine
type This Agne Cure removes the cause of these derange
This accopshes by stimulating the excreores expel
habed to do this their Office Of their own accord Hence sre
what acclamatonn Time may accomplish the same
tempt whe Ills Ague Cure does Il a once and viii safety
We have gea. to believe this well safer
iasnatic Infection any which has been discovered
and has still another important advantage the public which
s that it is cheap as well rs good.
~ by-
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"A Wis DELECTION--COnfor m eInenf N un
~ writ Election date du II de janyer 1861 moi adressl
par son Excellence ROBERT O. WICkLTFFE. Gouyerneur
&c iEat de Ia Louisiana les eleeeur qualities pare
de u stuee andens de la gne suit lie
men e "a rue julie jnsquau Canal do la Nouvee
dc en- descendant usanaH c
election lien LUNDT 2oeme jour 1866
Iefet de repl eyistahte ECQND DIS
TRigT DE La C0uR SUPREME do lEta de Ia Louisiana,
occasonnte par y demson de Honorable james II Cole,
Juge Associe an dit District.
lie cTpn onyert dams ehaque reimbursement detection
depnis heure dn main insqna heures FRpres midi dn
eie 3onr de syrer 1850 ssd, et de recevoir les hule
tins des eeetears qualities de Ia pae susdte de la Npuvee
oan la surntendaee DIES referS
qu seront ehoisis les aortss dgn6es par o Iee
ten devfa etre conuite les asutas pieae devrant
ete envoyes seussignd orier charge les
contoTmt ment La loi
E. T. PARKER, Sheriff
Npaveile. Orleans, n ianver 1860, sa2a ta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17

CHIIpRES BURNED 70 DEArH.--A little daughter
Of Mr. Remission, OF Hooksett, N. r., was SO
badly burned on Wednesday evening, lst inst,
that she died in about an honr and half. The
girl who was about six years old, and foolish, had
been left alone in the room but a minute or two,
with directions not to move near the fire, when
she was heard to scream, and upon opening tho
door, she was found to be enyeloped in flames.
In Newport, on the same day, a son Of Chas
BARTLETT aged q years, lost his life. II seems the
little fellow, unobseryed by his mother, obtained
possession of the matchbox and set his clothes ON
FIRE, and ere the frantic mother could snbdue the
flames, the little fellow was shockingly burned to
crisp, and bis eyes were literally burned from
their sockets. He died in about two hours after.
on Friday, 3D. inst Mrs. conley, widow living
N Lme street, Newbnryport, went on an GRAND
for lew minutes, leaving little boy some years
old home. The boy had set the bed.cotbes an
iires and was % much burned about the bowels
and back, that fears are entertained for bis ..
covery. -. ~
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Nearly Two Hundred Persons POISONED.


very singular account Ii given in the Fond du
Lac (Wis.) Press, of how a great number of people
of the towns Of Forest and Marshfield have been
attacked with strange pains In the stomach and
bowels, which was supposed to be kind of cpl
demic, until it was discovered that the miller who
does the custom work for the neighborhood, under
The impression that the grooves in his millstones
were too deep, was in the practice Of filling them
up with preparation of white lead, and when it
wore or came out, Of re-fng as occasion required.
Some of the flour has been brought to Fond du Lac
to be analysed, and it has been found to contain a
considerable quantity Of lead There is no doubt
among the people Of that section that their sick
ness was caused BY the use Of this poisoned flour.
Not less than from one hundred and fifty to two
hundred persons have been affected by eating the
-four Runlors are that not one has yet died whose
death could be distinctly traced to that cause,
though many are very sick and came near to
deaths door who viii probably recover.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17
- oESh1E d0N
CHARLES j. MAssoxr, Secretary.

r OUTsIANA State INSURANCE. COMPANY
OFFICE NO. IS CAMP STREET
Capital 100000.
DIRECTORS.
Il Lapeire, E. Fl. Harris,
Theodore Frois, j. N. Robert
a. d. Grief j. "A. Bonaafon
Jacob zoy, Alnadeo Landry
B. Ganucheaa.
This Company will be ready business on the LIST Of
SEPTEMBER NEXT and viii insure against the peris OF the
seas rivers and loss and damage by hre risks al
the current rates Of premiums.
cash return premium Of FIFTEEN PER CENT will he
made to those nsuring in this office.
L. GANUcHEAu, President
A. PIceIEr, Secretary. =5@5.-f
New Orleans, August II. 1852 sulstf )
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DE-. j. C. Aver d. Co.,
Lowell, Mass.
pnY1ts r2-r- t,nrY. N r,,,r, ', = ,u,,,
Ayers Cherry Pictorial.


Lowell, Mass.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL.
Has for itself sue cure of every variety
OF throat and Lung Complaint that is entirely unnecessary
recount the evidence Of its virtues wherever has
employed As has long been in throughout this
section do than people Its quality kept
for their relief all it has been found to do.
Ayers Cathartfe Pills.
FOR ALI, PURPOSES OF a PURGATIVE MEDICINE,
For Gosveness the of Dyspepsia for Jaundiee
the ndgeou Headaehe for the of Dysentery
for Foul Stomach for the Of Eryspeas for the Piles for
Scrofna all Seofuous Complaints for the
rheumatism Diseases of the Skim for the of Liver
Complaint Dopy for TIE Of letter Tnmors and Salt
Rheum for Worms; for the Gou for Dinner Pill for
the cure 81 Neuralgia; for Purifying the Blood
coated that the most sensitive take
them pleasantly and being purely vegetable harm arise
from their in any quantity.
na- Price, Is cents per box five boxes for 81.
Great numbers Cergymen Physicians Statesmen
have lent their certify the unparalleled
Tie insertion Of Tho agents below named furnish gratis
our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they given with
also descriptions Of the above complaints the treatment
that should be followed for their
no not be of by unprincpled dealers with other
tons thew make profit Demand AYERS, and take
others sick the best aid there is for them and they
should have it,
j. WRIGHT CO,
Nos. q and ISL Chartres street N o.
Also by HAVILAND, CLARK GEORGE Mobile, and BY
all g Am
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

>-S>>~~>~>>--~>
CoNrTRoLLERs OFFICE, !
s as4ss new Orleans. February l4 1866 !
mo. 1881
RcsoiteH That the adjudication nv he I'M,
TO resolution Ne SO Of for constructing brick sde.
walks hordered " erhstones and wooden cutters On III.
Feraana street froH Goeaelirsn q join ,he Baptist
street to Y =. MehesecuFity Pat Irwia s. 90 per
Council Of the city of New Orleans ' y '"e eu"'on
Rsorcd ftuher. That the Con,prn,ler ~ and MI Il
authorized 10 readiNdicae the efocmeniioned contrac u ia
lowest bidder after Eye Seys notice in the ofea journal ii ne
corAucs Win speeineaonS Of the Surveyor sd adjudication
oil. Y ~ se'''''A eouA
6 tsignedl JOHN t. MONROE
fs,,.dI 1ies'oent Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tssheul j. o. NIXON. 595
... III. IA ,sen President Board IF Aldermen.
Signed GERARD sTIrH. Mayor
Nasss Y hereby Even That On MONDAY 10th inst will
@"l"ue"'e 'As oe' u" ~ clock Nj the abeve
The work to be done in accord snce with
published and on le IN The Surveyors Office fei4 Ct
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--latest Intelligence ~ Express.
Tlss rlasvszvalIle 1'ras

IN A D v 4 N cE o II TIE NILS
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| rHARTEs HEYnSTEcTr ~. rrx,. |-.1,,
" - .AA hoNn :
This celebrated Wine of the above brand has
BEEN and will continue to be- received by undersigned in
| , 1.,, .a - - eN 10. " N anu con
i. - So , -, 's e'uelce, .nas
49, &c = " ~ auu ns'
h,s - ~ .., = - = - = n' .es nave taken
,;n,io h, ~ ,,i 60 sls -, :, s ~. y ais'
a; :. 49, 80 V w e'' iiAe. saeisis aiiy one tnls us
toronsb sr' a"ehon' Us wei, as
tiop ssharlas r4ia - $50 ,, s pfouue'
tion of bs vine rd i rss l. " ~ pe,,so
ouent visits ~ NJ Ir,s S.. - 'e nais re-
nndarstand and IN, saa.lsu - o'e iuy 70
IA & Il, h; II 'u 3'sae q eohsaneis
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gw Orleans Daily Crescent friday Yausnine fehuara IT, 1860
NEW YORK CARDS.


NEW YORK CARDS.
TONES, SON 4 MELvAIN--
No. MAIDEN LANE
New York,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers i'm
GUNS, CUTLERY
Plated WARE, JEwELRY,
FANCY GOODS, BRUSHES,
PERFuMERY and SOAPS
ks- Sole Agents for Wesley Richards Celebrated Guns
Eeys Caps, WadAing and Cartridges Heiors Array Raxors
iyl6 6m
FRANCIS & LOUTREL-
No. As MAIDEN LANE,
New York.
Every variety Of Blank Book Paper Stationery Steam Print
ns Laihoeraphic Work and Book Binding.
R8- Orders respectfully seiciea tvIs ly
pHELAN's IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
and
COMBINATION CUSHIONS
Patented Feb 49, 1856; Oct g. 1856 Dec s. 1857 Jan a.
1885, Nov. l6, 1855; and March %, 1885,
o'coNNoR i CorLENDER,
Sole Manufacturers,
6S, IS, 81, and 60 Crosby street.
R8- These tables in and may be seen at Mers
Southern Billiard saoosn los Gravier street, also q, the
Louisiana Pelican and Boston Clubs and be obtained from
NJ NJ MILLER sole Agent for this city, who also sells all ar.
ces in the Billiard line, follows Billiard Cloths Balls
Cues Lathers Chalk He has hand and for sale
several fine second hand Billiard Tables jy21 Nv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17

GoMPTRoLLERaS OFFICE
efy of New Orleans, July 4 1855
~ mo. 2l29.1
ID ESOLVED, That the Cor, ,t,clY ~. =. :, -
~ he hereby authorized and required to give nottr by
sandng Y the official jonrna that in accnnncc
Nth he ninth section f ordinance M approved March
& nne anhot W. Pay any BIZ agaast The city unless
accordance with the ordinance referred to - po "
lSignedi f. i. TRACY,
rS,.aai &sesiueht Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
loieheul L. H. PLACE,
......s ,, oc 3,orx President Board of Aldermen.
lsignedl JOHN l.. LEWIS Mayor
sa5 81 ie Of the city and of the puhc
,,s 10 Y. DUPLESSIs
$3.50 y samntroer CITY Of New Orleans.
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pH r. GsgR PE p,sgnicr succEssIoN DE
" ~ n"ns ~ oreahS IIN ERAf0RE.
sente ue petition Ia Cour Pellet dobteIr las Ittfas
onfaee h succession de fea A. H. Liysrmore
decide ntestat-- - - '.'ss1fots
Avs est par ie present donna due celia peu CON
cernfr dGdnre dix iours rason pour les
queies y neraif pas fat dtot Ia dte petition
felt TIT, KEfIy nsrn+. f,.anss-
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1 4
City of Jefferson, January LIST, 1860
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS-Notfce lis here.
by given TO all residents PRESIDENTS indebted
the City Of Jefferson for Of the 1850
that the saa are dae and payable from the list day
Notice Is further given that will be my office corner of
Yaence and Levee Streets from O'clock A. NJ o'clock r.
above mentioned time they will be dealt with according to law
FELIX LAGR0UE, Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17

kfOk sALE-oN REASONABLE TERMS, SEVERAL,
very nne properties on Esplanade improved and m
improved Also several vefy nlge properties close tn E
made street and the various Of the city For partcnrr
inquire ~ p"i'ie'nhrs,
seq Al EXCHANGE ALLEY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17

ETQR SALE-A LARGE AMOUNT OF PROPERTY
in the First Second Third Fourth Districts Jefferson
ei,y aarolon &c Also several
giant Residences comfortable Dwellings, Stores desirable Va
cant Properties Lands in the country Plantations exc Andy
to BEARD. PITTS x iARIFER sNiTt1 Fp'S I
Successors to j, A. Beard Il Col
- - Office 81 Common street.
ms between Camp and Charles near Cana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-17

IInpIE MUTUAL INSURANCE, COMPANY O
III NEW ORLEANS.

Nos. Il and IaI Chartfes street, n. o.
Also by HAVILAND, CLARK GEORGE Mobile and b,
~ iel2 i'm
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QrArHIrsir Jrsrrcn De PAX, IA WILLIE DE 1ANvEL

SEcosp DISTRICT GoURT 3sUCCEssION or WILLIAM
of New Orleans. SSTOPPENHAGEN.-Se 10 Gn6
NJ Office is hereby given to the creditors OF
show cause within ten DAYS from the present notifea!ioa
GOODMAN. Administrator of this should not be homo
LOCATED and approved the funds distributed accordance
Herewith.
By order of the Court.
OCTAVE MOREL. Deputy Clerk :