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BY J. 3. WALTON,

B4 J. Is. WALTON
Auetioner-onice 40 Camp street
SATU y ;Es Mssnrn May 49, nsS1 st T. oelee
o oh, Of the Hon n s 4s Of @ sssGRa 1 District
sold for of he aove named succession, tic following
"a CERT IN Tor VI GROUND, situated in tho renr of
The sSod DsrG' q" this city the square bounded by Bisn
s da NJ g. on n daTa 6 d e P as lot M
dated Msy 1910 deposited in the Office Of D. L. McCey,
n s ' I'D o oa e. spS e m3no 81
4Sro.9 im IN , Go,9 , Neny Ta 10, mS o
mch"s aud ives in h ts line adon,n9 lot No and
rnr with improvements the cor, Consisting of
Fam DweI'n LOUISE continuing t~o rooms kicIe Of
'0sg F5 vel "I' wood she'd rented SIS per month";
set Of sale before Notary Public at the ex-
pensc of the purchaser.
SUCCESSION DE THOMAS BOYLE EFT DE ga FEMME
Catherine Keenan,, dtcadte-Uuo Maison en- bois h un
dlage atuto sur Ia rue Bienviile.
PAR J.B. WALTON,
Encanteur-Bureau, 40 rue du Camp
SAM @ q I iS Is e. %ai LIS lsel midi IL
me vac on veru de ct conormGmeD ord de rbon
@ M3fa Gs dc de s o G9 sS P5 n5Ss
pn compte dc In succession cdesus Ia pOpdit suvante
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE srus dams lie fond du Sc
60 Trn F p DC cetn ye dSns rist eomps ent leg
DE- PLY No lex ~ sur IN plan dessd Jos Pie, vo,e
y ur me COPE Dc Ia ' pranr au fg res
Sc" PR gz g. HEIDI arehiteGe ct ing6n civil lie
M sd as S de ACE nG5f IA re- RI. & c al
VI ie W .neas ~ p9nces iFne de poloudrur |. Lyme
pnn dams lie tend &c lis anorStns eui sy tT"Ven
b 81 n Gu n na'9n en- No IN sagb ayant denx cham
poF - ~, ~ IH l9n1 rn,o de SIS par mois
tas S's S"'o''H' a nS' y 'T 3 &"
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IN THE TOWN OF KENNER. @1=n .N"
VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT, and lz4 lots Of
Ground in the Of Kenner the Jackson Railroad
where with the Mississippi river 10 miles from
New Orleans by rail and 10 miles by the river.
By J. B. WALTON, ..-
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SUCCESSION OF EDMOND ARMANr.
BY L. ERNEST DE ST. ROMES,

Auctioneer-Ofce No. 81 Exchange Alley.
SATURDAY, April "a, 1861, at lie O'Clock,
~ NJ the Rouuda OF the ST. Louis Exchange. in t. Louis
street, tween Royal and Charities streets b. of
order from the Honorable the Second District Court of New
Oe dated March G 1861 No 693, will be sold public
auction
4 l. T OF GROUND, with the buildings thereon, -
situate il the Second District of this city in the square @
bounded by Royal CONT Rienvle and Bourbon G
having 81 fec inches front toy street. b, 100 feet
depth. The buildings comprise hreestory brick dwelling
hou slate roofed Ne. II Royal having the first floor
large occupied BY Mes Fou'on Br0carf
puD ic the second floor rge pHrorS with sliding
doors, arble nIepeces hail. small in 'front.' The
ird onr bedrooms brick bu ding. with
adjoining the main building havog five each
lor, used kitchen, washhoue ant rooms, etc.
wo-story brick buildn slero # d, used coach house
and stables; yard tagged iargo ciste works. coach
gates, etc, etc.
!. MLTO[EE, R negro boy, aged about Il years.
ANTOINE, AHA, ROBIN, IL negro boy aged about 8
years. $500 - -
cash Hnd the balance at one year. in notes by coupons salts
Acory end sed secured by mortgage and bearing interest
per cent. per annnm from date until maturity, ind
from maturity til pait Nh house and lot Royal
street one-thrd ca and the IN anCe ut and w in
notes. by cd by ago and the anser of the
policy Of insurance and bearing n,ere at per
ON dAe till maturity and per from matut-
y til paid.
Acts Of sale ber're TheoaGuyo Esq, Notary Pubc at The
Of the parchaSrrS.
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Il
valuable for residences in lhe First d srlct.
BY GARDNER SMITH & co.
Successor to J. A. Beard Coz
GARDNER SMITH. Auctoneer.
Office, No. 81 Common street.
SATURDAY, Apvil "a, at 10 O'clock NJ, at
~ and Anct oneGrs exchange, Will sold
TWO LOTS uF CIR .UND in square bounded by ST. Charles
ae Nayades) eet, ndee ate Apool street. Calliope
and Clio Streets measuring each 70 feet inches front St
Charles lie feet 10 inches and lines in depth
alley II feet wide now in use ef The property
The Improvements comprise double Two Story Frame House
hall throughout
and cistern. The buildings in fine ord r.
The vendor pay Sl5O per the premises
til LIST Of October
UFTERMS-The purchaser three each for
$266 &C with per interest," due Sept la6l 1862 and 1868
and balance cash
premises kept insured and the policy transferred
| the no der OF the notes
Franklin tie Clio, Hercules and Calliope
measuring feet IL inches and lines front Franklin by LIT
| feet in dep h.
Thu imp consist of One-Story Double Coag
House and Two-Sory Kitchen. cern o*thouses etc, al
n built neha is leased until the LIST OF Oct
h, the other half SIS by the th
m@TERMS$l000 cash, the balance two years 70
bearing 6 interest maturity thereafter pc
cent, with Mortgage ETC.
improvements kept insured for $780, and the policy
| transferred to vendor
before NJ Ham, notary public at the expense
| the purchaser. a22
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AMUSE MENI'S.

ADJUSTMENTS.
Varieties Observation-Disclosures STREET
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Manager respectfully the patrons of the Va
rieties the first representation,
On Monday, April 22,
For many years this city of the very Interesting pleasing
drama called
VICTORINE;
OR, I'LL SLEEP ON 1T.
Written by the popular dramatic author B. Blackstone, Esq
and performed originally in London ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY consecutive nights.
This beautiful play having been thoroughly rehearsed be
presented in EFF 'ECTIvE NJ AMER and with a POWER
Full CAST OF CHARACTERS a22 1t
NEW OPERA EGOusE-coHNEE OF BOURBON
Benefit of Mime Faurc.
MONDAY EVENING, April %. 1881
evy's opera Of JAoUARlTi;
and positively last night.
PRICE OF ADMIssIoNDressc Circle Latticod Boxes Pa,
qnette Second Gallery, 81 80; Pit Boxes and Pit ST. Thr
-. ioors open at 6. To commence att.
NO seats secured unless mid for. a22
VARIETIES TtIBArEts. 4kAvlnn SIRE,
Mr.. John e. OWENS Sole Lessee and Manage,
Mr. 81 aRIES RASS; stage Director
Mr. GEO COLlIlNso. Acting MaInge1
Summer Season.
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL o 1861
Will be acted Buks,oues farorrte rane called VICTOR
me- or PI.I. SLEEP IN II Principal character, tie
drama DIR ar rk4rteloure Geo L6rC.u Al%, d q Mr.
A. II. DAY, hr BOnnssts Mr. anrk Sm,u; Mr.
4. Edwin; Mic MNn ter; Vicorinr Miss q. iii mIsut
us WIS. -. Ieighl Mrs ionassu~ Mira Oh
M The WINDM I.L-sanp>on Low NJ John T.
Owens: NilV NJ 80. 40 Inu MarchiUucas ChnvmnlI;
Ma iln Mrs W. Il. Leighton.
locsoy from 81 o. IS uO Ptrqntte trcios
S. dny, Qnao0n GALLERY 81 cpnls
I1ges, cont; Coercd Gallery a. cunts; Whit Gallery,
So Mice open daily from O'Clock A. NJ. o'coct
Of he day Of rtrfn
g8~t'HANGE OF TINE Doors open at quarter I
orinrk utrto u htlt-rm"t 0'"nck
az W 3 ''HIF"EEnNi.I r,-,,srer
M 1G$N0R.sA EaALI..... HEAGNts3.EA HALL
CORNER PERDIDo AND BARoNNE STREETS.
CHARLES Proprietor
Free Concert!
OPEN EVERY EvENING.
THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN THIS CITY,
Twelve Talented artists
Who appear nightly in seres of sonss Dances Pnnomimes
Fnrces, etc.
EDoors open at O'Clock Performance commence
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, On ACCOUNT OF DE-
parture.
BY f. FERNANDEZ & ABRAMS,
F. FERNANDEZ, Auconeer,
Gfce-39 Natchez street.
"WEDNESDAY, oath inst, at Ill o'clock
w NJ No. 23j FL. On rie- leet, Joseph
street and Iiroi Circle, without reserve will b. sold
Frni ure Carpets, Rugs, Wndo# Curtains PicIures Good
Walnu and Panied Bedroom Funitnre, Dinngroom Furn
ture, Kitchen Utensils, &c.
--Also-
Ess-TERMR-CaSh. a22
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Aucticneer~-0fIce 40 Camp atreet.
THURSDAY, April IS, 1861, at I2 o'clock
W. at the Herehauts aud hucioheer%I Kxchsnge fo.d
Posofhcel ROYAL street. at pGblc auction. viii be old
the southwest of Camp and Common sree,s measuring
q feet inch Camp street, BY depth aud front an
Common ree of IS fnches 81 feet inch lines on
the other Size line and feet ncnes the Hoe with the
Three-sory Brick Store thereon Iaey occupied by the Sun
tual lnsurnn Company.
gis property Ia one Of the eligible and vsuabIe
orleans being the very center Of business
square st. Charles Hotel and Canal street.
ely opposite CITY Ha,e and Story Building
of the equented thor pghfares in New Orleans and i'm
edatey adjoining the splendd iron beng erected by
Paul tnlaue and W. Montgomery Esq., presents opportunity
capit4lists investment rarely be with
E.TERmSO ne third cash and the balance In IL IS and
"a months credit in the Of the purchase IN his ORDER
bearing interest from day Of gale
Iity, and per cent the efte If puncuay paid with
special mortgage until final payment
of sale before Theodore Gnyol Es1 Notary Public nj
the exense of the purchaser. al2
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SUCCESSION OF MARY RoNDEAu, F. W. o. DE
ceased-Improved and Vacant Real Estate. In the Fas
District, and one slave, at auction,
BY J. B. WALTON,

ok w ALI CIS} "
AuGrroNEER-ohice 40 Camp straef.
O'clock NJ II Inc Mere 1anss aud 1alsnsers' E,chsnss.
sSSs5 * Hsa n
sold account the succession liz fonoWns
oNG LIT Of RoNp, with the improvement, thereon.
r. Sa Frs psF Hs . Of hs sy in
Streets ssns 81 b. ia t. lsa ~ fs S saf
o d e. alae day So a &c. sa s
n nc5s f,S on 3a Me Y meme rss " dnb ID
thereof, consst Double house
's rWo Laf per Of 'aa'RouSn in the rrs Dse. Of this
G IN RH bon ed By WILEY yne
measuring each feet front Willow sieet By depth q
Ara hs slave DAVE man aged about years.
NJ TEhMs AND ooNnfTIoNs- ., cha cash. and ono.
half upon credit Of twelve months be secured BY mortgage
Acts Of sale before E. G. Wells, Notary Public, at the ex
SUCCESSION DE MARIE RoNDEAu,s ?. c. L, DECE-
deeVene Dune Pioprie,a 0mtlorae Tesrains
vGcaats situas dams lie Premier District, ct dun Eselage.
PAR ]. B. WALTON,
observation-disclosures 40 rue du Camp.
j eS Sarshsns DIS Eessa Msesa bureau osss
rsls b. Morgan nse d. Ia psaSss Gm Dc pst
suvantes seront vendues de Ia da succession
is Dc 'qs
Suomsns Ss9 par IL NJ a.
Pile arpeurur a6 anut laifl depnse en- peude de A
Sazureau tale public q pied do faea
Mep0mene proonder de II neas 10 pouess IL
gneS, entrc pnraees les anesfhtious qui sly
invent isians maon divae deux scsiions
| louee i de . = nsr mois.
UEUX BRAINS dams Premier District de cate
Vile dams le ornt Willow. Cypress
Forda Landing, par Nos 3 3Hi aynnt chaeun
| picds en igpes PARALLELS.
r, lesclave DAVE, age deuvroh43 ans nayant qn'una
| jImbe.
H58- CONDIT 0Ns-La rnoid comptantset Ia moia h IN
ere NJ done mos awe hypohesue sur Ia yendps
jusquh parfaiE aemert.
de ve7te pardevant E, e. Wells notaire public aux
frn fes nrqHereu SO q !. o rnyT 8 o
T 9uE9IANA STATE TSsURARoRs COMPANY
OFFICE No. 50 CAMP STREET
Capital s3OG.uG0.
pTRncEoKs.
j.. Lapsirs B.B. Harris
Theodore Frsls, u. n. Eo6art,
A. d. Grisf, Z. A. BennAfcn,
Jacob Ssilg, Alnadea LANDRY.
q. stAnpuAeeu
rhts Gsnrany viii be ready o.
SEPTEMBER NEXT, VIII pfss ct :ha
rivers snd loss and daaseb fra, and Lsual szs al
| the current rates of premiums
| cash return premium of FTFTEEN FER GEt5E Ne
| made to taoseinsurinp in thisedlcs.
| z, GASr EE2E 'rassaeat,
A. PlGfIET, Secretary.
! How Orleans ,Anguatlf 1853, a1iSaf
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MECHANICS AND AGRICULTURAL FAIR
ASSOCIATION OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans. April 49, 1861.
HJ~The Stockholders hereby notified
that in conformity with The Charter, election will be held
for twenty Directors the ensuing year, TUES
DAY the It'll of May between the hours OF 10 A. NJ pnd
r. NJ, The Office of the Association, Mechanics Institute
Building, University Place.
# n, HARPER Secretary,
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MECHASIcb' AND AGRICULTURAL FAIR ASSOCIATION
New Orleans. A"ril 10, 1851
E8-Proposals-PIansa and speci fications for
digging Lake grading, eveng and dchng on The FAR
Grounds Creole Course be examined at The office Of the
Association Mechanics Institute Building University Place
Eatlmat viii be received and after MONDAY 22d inst.
Proposals must be addressed TO
at9 If r H. HARPER. Secretary
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HEADQUARTERS t'TTY RIFLES.
nev tJrTeans, April 20, 1861.
n AT A MEETING OF TBI1 CRY kiFLES,h
III held this day. the following officers unanimously elect
VI Jules Venne- Captain.
VIZ. Hey J. ST Lieut. nant.
j. B. Moore I'd :.
II. 8. FenHbles--lst Sergeant
i II. Chadwick-2d
CHI A. Hldrcth--3d :.
j. W. BHley-4.h :.
A H. Berlard-Treasurcr.
Louis Laroqne-Secreary.
a22 1t l. LAROQUE. Secretary.
III WALKER GUARDS. ATTEN ION i YOU
Ea hereby ordered embc your rendezvous Marine
III Hospital, Fills DAY, at Il O'Clock NJ precisely.
III By order of:
Az lt* P. a. HARRIS, Captain.
4, MARINE GUARDS Ar A MEETING OF THE
E4 Marine iuards held 2s Inst, he following officers
VT were elected:
W. r. l.. Robinson, jr Captan.
W. II. Wells. Isl lieutenant.
b. 'pprnheiIn, ID Lieutenant.
G. t2enr Ter. 3 Lieutenant.
q. DelaH0re. lst rgeArt.
G. F. s atnan, I'd Ser gent.
J. Crohon, 81 Sergeant.
buckley, iii -erg-ant
L. SGllAth, I6t Corporal.
y. Sullivan. ID p0ral.
7. fiud on, 81 Corporal.
j. Ci rings, 4 h Corporal.
i. Goldman ecre'ary.
W. G. Raymond Treasurer a22 ct
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EUHLsKY-lO bbls. very old Rye. tor sale by
w s. WOLFF,
no Gravpr and Nav I,evap
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SJSR SCHOONER SOUTHRON FOR tUR
FS Ptnsac Ia FrtndsWe would inform he public that
TAHsaa9fr schooner ''SouIhronn will leave WEDNES-
DAY nXF and will take al letters packages that may
besen on boar1 off the cien soldiers PengQ
cola, and deliver them pr0mp w free of charge.
TH0S MURRAY K CO,
az 81 Corner &c Gar and ] lin 81. Nnr Rain.
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Ag-Dudley Lodge No. GG, e. and A., M
URDAY EVENING ut O'clock in their Lodge Room at the
GRAND LODGE. Masonic Hall, Of St. Charles and
PcTdido streets NeHbes of the Graft are fraernAly Invited
attend.
OrFICERs-Wm. H Stewart W. NJ; s. ]. Outlet, ". ;
f. F. Hall, j. W; Thnddeus D. VenEIor,, Treasurer
j. W SheGrer Secretary H. Moore, g. d. Henry H. Robin
son. j. D. Jas. B. Scot, Tyler. 81 1y
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lO0 pigs Bancn- for sale BY
SMITH, COOPER & GTEBBINS,
a22 ut "A Poydr-s greet
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SUCCESSION OF THOMAS BOYLE AND OF HIS WIFE
Catherine Keenan,, daceasei-A One,story Frame House.
BienVillc street. at auction
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ELEGANT AND CoMM0DIoUs DWELLING HOUSE
and extensive Lot Of Ground on ST. Mary street, Fouh
street convenient 10 the Magazine street Market the
Horse Railroad.
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CUsroH-IlousE, New Orleans
Collectors Office, Feb. q, 1861
RE-HOGIce to ImpOrters-HGl imported Mer-
Chande in bond red for Warrho-R2 intended TO
he forwarded ports within the Confederate States of
America except those within the State Of Texas must be with
drawn for Deportation,
Goods imported originally intended for ports If desna
tinn within the limits uf the Confederate States with the fore
going exception be entered for warehouse and immediate
export.
The Export Bonds executed these entries will be cancelled
at hi. oceo tho production Of certificate in the form
provided for export Foreign Countries, fled oath Of the
constance and the and Of the exporting vessel be-
fore officer qualified To administer Oaths Withdrawals for
Tran poraon In bond continued 70 III State Of Texas.
T.. H. Fl ATGH, Collector.
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A0-Crescent Lodge No. g. L. o, d. r, meets
every THURSDAY EVENING, in Lodge Room No. /, Odd
Fellows Hall.
Officers for ensuing Swarhrick n Grand NJ
DeConrcey, v c. NJ Michel Rec Sec; NJ H. Meyer, Treas
urer; l.. N. lHhan, Pc. Sec'g.
Members of sister Lodges frateruay invited to attend.
ta4 6in
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E3y-GouthGrn Pacific Railroad Company
have opencd books for sub cutipIs sock of
this company under the Louisville resolutions Of 18th inst at
No 81 Common street, where may he found from A NJ. to 3
NJ for few dGye desire to meet there all friends and
ms # R. V. RICHARDSON. Agent.
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PRICE OF ADMISSION-Dress Circle, Iat,iced Boxes Par
quette Second Gallery 81 co. Pit Boxes and Pit ST. Thirt
Gallery, 90 cents
hsg-Doors open ct G. To commence att.
R5-Nn Serrred unless maid Tor. a22
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AUCTION SALES.

AUDilDG SAGESs
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.
100 carlons silk Bonnet Ribbons
100 packages and lots of reasonable Dry Goods.
By E. ROGER 81 CO.,
Auction Roomg, Nos As aud At Old Levee street,
between CustoRlhorse and BenviIs Streets
TUESDAY, the 23d inst, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ az their salesrooms Nos ID and a Old eyee street,
will be sold
100 cartons fine and fresh SILK Bonnet Ribbons.
--algn--
$50 packages and lots Of Seasouae Dry Goods such Az irish
Linens linen shsengs DRmasks Diapers. ToHel, Drills
CoaTpEs Checks, Drgandiss Jarones Mlin Bsrege Silks
Dap dEte, Alpaca Barbour, ttinRhan lie du Nora. Nan
kine3, mbrod~red CnraIn Striped, Plaid Damssk Mus
Inns Gamnc Dottef Musiins Madras Hkf Prints Beached
ana Brown sheetings, DENNIS, coonades Keroeys, Drs,
c., etc.
AS-TERMs-At sale. a22
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g IRA svEERBIFGS AND Bi.ACKB&RRIsS ALL
per.gns of iue fresh Strawberries berries
bs supplied at my No. 10 ST. Charles
-nlN6 y \ ! e 4 OnINEITE
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CHEVAUx, vo1TUREs, WAGON EFT BUGGy-sUCCEs-
sion de jas. L. Powers. dtcede-No 18,033-Deuxieme
Cour de District della NouvelIe- Orleans
PAR R. M. Montgomery,
Encaneur-S7 rue du Camp.
VENDREDI, lie &c dawn 1S61, midi,
v Taer.all, No l6i rue rtvier IL
rencan ordre de rhonorabe H Morgan juge
de In Deuxeme Cou de District de Ia Nouvele Orleans date
ID n 1851 rendu dams la susdte snccesson les
i6 CHEvAHX DE v01rURE on DE HARNAIs.
6 bellies VOTfURES.
l WAGON POUR BAGGAGE
l BUGGY.
E7y~ CONDITIONS Compliant ais
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NH VERY yA,leUABLn LAND FOR =

YOUNG MAN, A STRAN5ER, IN THIS CITY
Is anxious to servA his country b.iore he
wishes 70 procure small amount Of money nay few bills
that he has madeEood collateral securi given and will
JR., through the Post-ofice. arc If
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, WAGON AND BUGGY-sUC
ces ion of Jas L. Powers, deceasedNo. 18033-second
District Court of New Orleans.
BY R. M. MONTGOMERY,
Auconeer--ofice 81 Camp street.
FRIDAY, April &c, 1861, Mt 1s o'clock NJ,
Iulcrsars Stables No l64 Grav,er street. will sold
public auction, by order Of the Hon p H. Morgan Judge
Second District Court Of New Orleans April
aud rendered tho aforesaid succession the following prop
il CARRIAGE OR HARNESS HORSES.
FINE CARRIAGES.
l EXPRESS WAGON.
BUGGY.
H5y- TERMS-Cash.
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NEW OPERA EaOUsE-CoRNEK OF BOURBON
~ and Toulouse streets.


MONDAY EVENING. April %. 1851.
which occasion will be performed the first time Hal
evy's opera of JAQUARITA.
g-WedneshHy-Farewe benefit of Prof HER RMANN,
and positively last night
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ETTERs OF EIARaUE AND REPRIsAI-
- me undersigned Is prepared T. furtiah parties desire
them With proper forms enable the Commissions
in the sarYiesef the Confederate sates as Priv iees
ET WALTER II. PETERS, N. p,
az -.- 30 Cnmp street
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VARIETIES Observation-Disclosures STREET
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AJ &sFICE SALE PKHPl-AlS-U FIt-E tiF THE
lg Ghiefenf Subsistence Wtrriur
lesacoa Fin, april 7. 1s6lSHsed pes FINISHING
Rpesh Bet to the To tilnFr
SoV wi be received N ht nac Il O'Clock he Of
APIS, 1851 ut which time he hs W.T. opened The
fTaet.Stg ifdfh TO he lowest / unrsihl2 hFAde
The AIDS 10 he tnhor 81 furnish fresh beef"
ans i'll of Responsible n OF
residence. for The thfH tJrmNnce
tract, mus he
Tbs CT &c Department IT this station re-
serves reject ali bids drru,ad vaean,ly high
T1OS JONES',
a9 I'd GaEttinand Chief Of the Snh<e Dept TIL; Station
CTENGEfs n2AStEGtSGs PLATES, FOR BIER
. chants Manufacturers, Cotton Planters Copper
end Brass, in superior style. by
RL Ace & q o
.POysaras
NEW ORLEANS, IA,
Manufacturers and Dealers Copper Tin and Sheet ronwsrt
and Stoves, OF the approved patterns.
e5~uiteriar and Roofing IN Nil its various
n5sJobbing promptly attended 10. ala ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22
By ]. B. WALTON,

THREE NEWLY BUILT THsEE-sToRY BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSES, with iron versndahs Royal street, at
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22

Tin Plates.
100 boxes Bright Tin. 10 hy H.
1000 boxes 10 and IL Loaded Fin-sghly damaged bJ
walter.
For sale low by SMITH, COOPER & sTEBBTNa,
"A PDydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22

OFrIcE NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY,
New Orleans, July Is. 1860. }
Hgg- The following resolution was adopted
by Board Of Directors this Company their meeting held
the 18th instant:
Resolved That public notice be given IN
published the city of New Orleans thst application will
be General Assembly of the State of louisiana
session. repeal the tenth section of the ncopo
Of tho New Orleans jackson and Great Northern Rail
road Company, approved ed of April, 1853
al R
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-22

HEADQUARTERS % BRIGADE lsT DivIsIoN i. M
IL - New Orleans, Apnl 70. 1861. 5
E3 GENERAL ORDER No. 81. IN Oh VDi-
vi ence to Orders from DIVISION lIeadqur
III iiy to Order No 10 from The He dquers OF Exceeucy
the Commander in Chief bearing dde the 4 January 1851
the Colonels OF the Brgade III their Reg
gained without delay in conformity with the Iegs
laure OF the 10Th April 1855 reaive the organization Of
the Militia" and when thus organized for SC vice will
hold heir respective commands su'ec. to further
Brigade Headquarters
2. Colonies of gimcnts of the Brigade will rsport to
Brigade HeadqHa t"sup receipt Of this order
By comnand of
CHARLES A. LABTZAN,
Bligndlsr General Commanding
YIN G. WILDE, Hripa ie Inspector 422 81
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-07-20

Hold fast 10 a grudge and never forgive
Nurse Il and feed II as long as you live
let Il console you in sorrow aud pain,
Soothing your pride while lis branding you
Canl
Hold il in frmness clutched to your heart,
Never give in tis pebiau part
None but the simple, the yielding, and weak
Bend their stern wills forgiveness to speak
Wordlings conceited, revengeful and strong
Never forgive, nor acknowledge a wrong
But deem Il more noble and manlier iar lpup
To place dignity at discount, and prids oe,o"
To SINK honor and manhood, reason ana 'Ignt
In the whirlpool Of passion OF malice mign''
Poor MORTAL that feels the indelibIe STAN
ol wrongs--perhaps coined by an oyerwrough'
Percbapce, the wild tempest that surgcs your
soul
Nav never be bridled by human control
Rat remember there's Que who 10 justice will
judge,
The heart that in wilrulness holds to grudge
So. nurse IT, and feed it, and tend it with care
God pity you, mortal whoever you are
Yet cherish the treasure as long as you can,
1t will prove you a demon, instead of man