New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-03
MTsCELT,ANEOUs,
COUTHERN nIANUFAcrORY
81 OF
UPHOLSTERY AND FURNIT U Re /.
p. MALLARD,

IS ROYAL STREET AND TT B1ENVILLE STREET,
Informs his and the public generally
that in consequence Of the organization Of the Southern Con
federacy resolved increase his facilities for the MAN
UFACToRE OF EVERY DEsCRIP TON OF FURNITURE
Having had twenty experience IN the manufacture Of Fur
nture for this Market he feels confident of succeeding
uclng article far superior any article brought from the
North.
Always hand from his Mandatory Bed Room, Parlor
Dining Room, Hall and Library Sets.
All kinds of Furniture made on Drawing.
In conjunction with named business he will also
continue keep hand oil descriptions Of foreign goods from
direct importation for Furniture DraperIes and Curtain
stuGs etc. Window Shades. Cornices, Carpets Mangs
UphoIsters Trimmings Artistic Bronzes Clocks Candeabras
Lamps Fancy China and Articles China Table Sets
Alfende Table Ware, Ventan Mirrors Of all Sizes
Artificial Flowers and Flower Baskets, ETC, etc.
Furniture and Carpets stored and repaired ma 2p3t-3Ot
DEAL EsTATE AGENT-JoEN PURCELL. No.
Once eGd y Lssr Re"n and Rents
improved nnd EAh 10 me Ges OF
money All business entrusted to him promptly attended to-
ia3l 1y
EAssMANN's IRON Iron TIE.
This celebrated COTTON BALE TIE is the only which
can with greater rapdy than rope. The Orleans Cot
ton Press Tie exclusively for accomplishing
The Hoops all painted prevent rust and Injury to TIE
Cotton.
For sale, wholesale and retail, on easy terms by
II. FASsMANN & CO.,
% Commercial Place.
And R. G. LATTINf 4 CO.,
,s3I I'm l6 Union street
6vLARET WENE...........CLaRE WINE
Eight casks good bodied C1.AREr VINE of dectimportn
ton OBJ fnF sale a" moderate RR PIsfsf 20 al
n ANDyre Elk nAKK MOUNT VERNON, from Les
Ia horn20 SabB Of White and Veined Marble, 10 cask
S ~" 4 '''''' R2RELr 4co. 81 "umonasr.
DERRY's COAL OIL LAMPS,
And the Original NASHVILLE COAL OIL
At PERRY's OLD LAMP STORE, tof % years standing
No. lie Poydras street.
Where YOU can't find 20 gallons of Oil 300 Lamps
hut where you find about 500 Coal Oil Lamps Of all thu
Coal Oil Lamp makers together with great variety of Cam
pHe Generally hvs on o hand C5a Oil by the barrel which
7Dm of 9s sG aTre at ms st s rich
Coal Oil Lamps the trade requires at as low price
az m g19 If If 'o''o ''S'"A f. PERRY.
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF PROPS RTA
~ Where, Patterson, DeAronde and Petef streets
hereby notified that Ordinance having he passe
he orleans Right Rank providing for the making
Sidewalks Ranquetes the above named streets according
plan and specifications by them adopted at the Fame sit
ting al Of you who wish 10 avail yourselves of the right
making your Sidewalks BanQnettes in conformity
plan and specifications must within fifteen days from tn
publication Of this notification make your intention known
aer 1 he expiration n Of his Soc hall bve
fused make known to the President thetr intention shall
considered having e ed 10 avail Themselves of the right
making their Sidewalks BanqueRs. Then the President
authorized advertise for Sealed Proposals. for making OF IN
| ARTHUR fORilEf, fiesicent'
| A. Fl. IsAAcsoN, Secretary
| Alrters, March 16. 1861. milo lot
| IN TIE SPLENDID SrALLTON, JONI
esSN g. ROBINSON, will stand this season at the Ridn
%T9g School, Basin street. between Poydras and re
" u sddo He is of fine brown coor. extraordinary Fir
coat white except small stripe in the face sISee
hands high weighs 100 pounds has great muscle and powe
showing great totng speed and is OF good and gentle dpos
ton in every uson He afbrother to the famous sta
lions, George NJ PatchPn and Jupiter 49,. ,
PEDIGREE-John g. Robinson was oaled July 3 1888 y
Cqns Clay, Of the tavor'c trotnG are GpSey Ga
sus Clay by Henry Clay Of the dam of the celeb ate
horse John Anderson Henry Clay by Andrew J@ckso out