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, 1861-02-02

~ It Ia truth telling 1abel>that IL upon Dc
Land d Co.'S saleratus, and It gives us great plea
sure t. say that this brand Of Sa1erstus Is making
many friends among the Intelligent housekcepers
Of this vicinity. Its perfect purity ought recon-
mend 1t, certainly. It csn be procured from most
grocers and storeSccpcrs. Manufactured at the
FatrpoEt Chemical Works, Fai.port, Monroe Co.,
n. 7. Sold at Wholesale by dealers In Chicago and
Milwaukee.
couaua.-The great and sudden changes Of our
climate are fruitful sources Of Pulmonary and
Bronchial ag<esions. Experience having proved
that simple remedies often net speedily and GER
tainly when taken In the early stage Of the disease
recourse should at once be had to Is lro,cns Brpn-
chiat Troehes or Lozenges, let the Cough OF Irrf.
tatlon Of the throat be 90 slight, as by this
prccautton more serious attack maF be efectuaIly
warded of
~ The United States Insurance Company ia
fast becoming one OF the most popular institutions
Of the kind In this country. Or7en E. Moore, the
general AGENT Is in this city and has obtained
applications from great many Of our best citizens
We recommend this company as one Of the safest.
~Go to John Jones's, 1is Dearborn s.1ee., nd
get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
Y For any operation upon your teeth, or for
FEEFEcT artificial work OF any desirable style call
on Dr.. Abaush, No. IS West Randolph st.
jasoam
EE See advertisement OF ]. F. Briefly In sn-
other column It is, as It states, something new.
Iagsdt
8 All ehon1d not Ean to re&d tie advertisement
Of Prof. Wood IN to-day's paper. per1y
P,Kzs PEAK.-The Badger state quartz Mil
tttx stamp can bo seen In operation at the Ma
clainerJ Warehouse Of Higgins, Aowry & Co., ao5
, 1861-02-02

TIE ExcURsIosrsrs.-The excursiouists,
most Of them, returned home yesterday, all
expressing themselves delighted with their
trip, with the P, F. ". s. c. Railroad Com
pany, and the rest Of mankind. :
, 1861-02-02
Cbiraqo Tribu1,e.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1861.


THE LETTER LIST.
See third page for official list Of letters
remaining in the Chicago Post office for
the week ending January rs.
, 1861-02-02

At Bryan Hall this evening the adjourned
meeting Of the Boys on the present crisis, is
to take place, when ] report will be received
from the committee appointed to draft m ad-
dress to the Boys Of the Country.
, 1861-02-02

~ Purn Old Bourbon Nhiaty, the best article
in this city. The attention Of physiczans Il called
e this superior quality. It sssEents Drug s:ore.
CORNER Randolph and State. @'>'.'
, 1861-02-02

HOTEL AND LAKE FORE-T

IL ASSOCIATION
There Ill be Special Meeting Of tho Stockholders
IA the HOTEL AT LAkE FOREST, AND THE LAKE
At hatEpast sercn o'clock. at the Lecture Room OF the
Second PEesbyterln Church, to consider the propr.
the Trustees. whereby tue present house shall be
E.eaty enl.sged and tae grounds improved Also the
snal BE- taken Il relation :, deltaqurnis to the a,
proposed Charter for Lake Forest This u very in
poEtant Eeetng. aud do not t 70 be person.
1c3.-dg11St D. ]. LAKE, Secretary.
, 1861-02-02

nj WICK RS THEATRE.
4sA MADISON st7ees, between Stats sac Dearborn.
LAST Appearance Of the FAyorItc Actress,
KATE DENIM RYAN.
Who VIII appear ~ 'Beauty" AID ~Jack Sheppard"
DIXIE" AND DANCING.
SATURDAY EVENING. February ii. 1s6,. will ba
presented the popular drama Of "NN n"
JACK SHEPPARD.
daeA sheppafu.-.---.. ..-.........kata Denim RYAN
GRAND fAs De DxCI by the GALE Sts1xRs
To conclude with the glorious Fairy Ex,tavaG1pz8 Ct
BEAUTY AND TIE BEAST.
beaasg. .;;;:.,..... -. :. Kate Denim Ryaa
With all the music concluding with
HAPPY DIXIE LAND.
TIE universal fayorttes Mr. and Mn. FLORENCE.
1wo years, on Monday.
-WAETxp-Iwenty.FtTe Young Ladies to aesitt II a
nGM iSReStacie nov II preparation. Amply to Nj.
o'clock daily.
, 1861-02-02

MI MATRrA1ONIAL.-A Young man
V1 IS desr!ous Of forming the acquaintance of some
young lady with view to natrtmeny. Must bc good
$500 T. U. 1eS1st
, 1861-02-02

RECORDERS CoURT.-The regular bl-uonth-
II term for February opens on Monday.
NEW Mus,c.-A. J. Higgins, Music dealer at
No. 30 South Clark street, sends us new song
"Little Jerry the Miller' just issued By him,
apretty thing.
, 1861-02-02

TIE DAR6 SIDE OF LuE-A poor, desti-
tutc female. recently from Kansas, peuniless,
md without food, vas found in asqua1ld room
On Superior street, on Thursday night By the
police, in condition Of great suffering, having
given birth to dead child. She wns removed
to the City .Hospit-l Less thu q stones
throw from many happy homes In the North
Division, this poor woman in her anguish WIS
unattended, and without bed OF fire, on mid
winters night. It WIS one Of life's dirk pic
tures, md yet one Of many. Let CHARITY be
actiye and wntchfu1 ut this season. >.
, 1861-02-02

BANKRUPT SALE Dr AUCTION OF RICH
FuEs.-TAis morning at II o'clock, Gilbert :,
Sampson will sell at their ealcsrooms, splen-
did stock Of fnrs Of all kinds, manufactured
expressly for retail trade, and sent here from
New York to be sold to the highest bidder.
, 1861-02-02
122 - Clark Street - l22
BILLIARD TABLE LAMPS,
KITCHEN LAMPS,
PARL0R LAMPS,
Ar TnE-
Lamp and OIL Emporium,
CHAS. L. NOBLE.
au31 c9dd3 an1stp

OYSTERS! OYSTERS!!@ -
~ 10 CENTS PER CAE. NlS
Ne 1re now selling No. Baltimore HEE9
Oysters 1t Forty Cents per Can, II any
quantity. Five Cents extra viii be charged where bms
are Changed on sngie canB Orders accompanied with
tho cash Wi reeeiEe prompt attention fe1dy.s.m
q. sASBORS, Fruit Dealer. ,l9 Randolph Ut,
4 CARD.-The subscriber having
~ dissolved ill business connection with JAMES
n. P1UH5TEU, returns his etnccEe thsnks for thc
liberal patronage bestowed on the Lite 11m. he Will
continue the busl1t8s at tbs
OLD STAND,
Canal Street, bet. Madison and Washington St.,
AND HOPES By ELS
Long ExPer1onc
And by strict personal attention to the wants at Lis
customers to merit share Of the public patronare
commemorate With the liberal inducements which no
Is prepared to oHeT having adopted the motto
Chicaso, jan. S.tn, ISL JAMES NccAMNoy,
The attention Of builders and 9th Abnut to erect
houses Il respertfauy invited hsfore p4Eehalng ese-
where. Country orders promptly attended to.
EF Post once Boz f84 ja3lxSw
, 1861-02-02
K IN G SBURY HALL.

K IN Gs B U RY HALL.
The Greatest nior4naa In the World.
THI0pDS'S Celebrated Exhibition ct Mechanical
Pictorial aad art :ma:eal Art GnE.al!ed il Americas
or EUROPE and f1r superior to anything Of the Kind
ever exhibited. will OPP n Gu
dTery EyeuinE
This Gem Of Art must be seen to fern the
femotest dea nf what It really Is and it u amusing
- instructive and heAaiilu1. 1t ned r. I. Bur.
nunS American .MrscumL In New York city. for six
consecutive ortAa and has been exhibited with the
States
Amongst the beaut ca exhibited each sventus-the
Eho1e bling animated IN natu1e-H1u Be e61p& Il
full sal. going to and fro. Steamer boats cafrisgrt
carts sei4hs, &c Men. women, children horses dcTh
ela rnnkets, moving every Limb and iotnt 4s in
some foreign cline,
III: =. Harvard. the popular Vocalist viii appear
N Ballads. - ss
The Antonaton Slack Rope vaulser, .ounc Mop,.
each evening.
For full particulars see small bills
Doors open ut :, t. commence 1t o'clock
Admission &c ReserT I'd seat8 :Qc
1t atso'c1ocE. feedg;Nina'
, 1861-02-02

TOR SALE.-Scven Hundred and
- Fifty Dollars: Rejected Illinois Currency. APPLY
70 oJouSSOS, SPENCER 4 Co. 20 Lake street
, 1861-02-02

FOR SALE.-Thc Schooner War
ren. nov lriug at the foot OF Taylor street west
.d: Of river Will be sold cheap. EnauIre Of JOSESii
BARKER, 369 South Clar1 street fsl1IT
, 1861-02-02

II See Advertisement OF ]. F. Briefly in sn'
other column. It is, as It states, something new.
Inn
, 1861-02-02
NftD advertisements.

G. 4. 8cRlVEN, Adrtrttstng kcest, 90 Dear
corn It,, II authorized to Ftee:7
this and az the Leading fapsrs If ta< AosfAtedtk
, 1861-02-02

CHARGED WITH OPENING A. LErTRR.-Theo-
dore II. Doggett was yesterday arrested at the
instance Of the Post-0fHce Department and
brought before q. s. Commissioner Hoyne On
charge Of taking from the office and opening
a1etter addressed to u Mrs Nelson, in his care,
and abstracting therefrom ten dollars and ap.
p7opriatins the same to his own use. The
parties are mother-inlaw and her daughters
husband, and the defendant claims to be able
to show that 1t has the extent Of flnaily quar-
rel and 10 more. A hearing Is set for to-day
at IL O'Clock.
, 1861-02-02

TA1rsrrEEs.-Messrs.h hIcNal]y & Co., 81
Dearborn street, a few doors south Of our
office, are now offering to the trade their largo
assortment Of Valentines for the coming eda-
son ut very low prices. For convenience they
are, when required, put up in five, ten, fifteen
md tEcuty l0l}ar lnfs. 49,
, 1861-02-02

The CoopERs' BA11.-The journeyman
coopers gave very pleasant and successful
ball at West Market Hall, last evening, intend
ed as reunion Of flourneymen and employees.
a friend who looked in says it was happy
affalr. There was nothing present to remind
one Of the shop but possibly the hoops.
, 1861-02-02

10R. M-The House met at Z o'clock, and
Mr. Jasrott Of st. Cla1r reported the joint res
olutions from the Committee on Federal Rela-
uons ~ above; thereon an animated debate
fono~ed, participated in by the following gen
temen, ytx; Church, Green, Blades, Archer,
Cook, Horlbut, Bun, Weldon, Newport, Van
dever, Cumming, Hogg, Smith Of Knox, Eel
logg, Hainea, Harris Of Bureau, and .Jarrott
But one amendment has been offered; whichis
likely to be voted down. Col Jasrott Is now
speaking, aud will close the debate. Theresso-
lutions win pass by q strict party vote. It Is
understood that Cor. Yates will mike The ne
ceasary appointments tomorrow or Monday.
, 1861-02-02

DEM. F AIILLERD, Justice Of:
- the Peace, has removed t. corner OF C1ark and
Randolph st7cetA topposltc Sherman Houae) Deno
eit!cns. tonycr1ucts ind COLLECTORS attended to-
, 1861-02-02

R0ARDlNG.-Pleasant furnished
-; single rooms may be had in the most desirable
legation cn Wabash Avenue, By applying At IOo of
suathsstet- ftlxlW
, 1861-02-02

- Go to John Jones's, 1l9 Dearborn s.1ees, I'D
get your clottescleaned and repaired.
, 1861-02-02

4 RARE CuANCE.-A Young
a man hayIng from one to two hundred dollars In
~ and Ws9lng to interest htnse!f In good ps5tng
can learn fuli p4rtltnlsra by calling At
ORA'S FrCl. Store, 70 Randolph stfeef fe2xM
, 1861-02-02

w ANTED.-An Ale Brewer of
~ good character and ability to 20 to the com.
~; Address, postage paid Letter RoI 737 r. o. or
csH 4 ~ Masonic Temple, Dearborn street. On 81
u
, 1861-02-02

co'' the well-known detectives Of this city
haEe preferred charges against Mr. Howard,
Tor four years past in their employ as book
keeper; alleging that in that time he has up
prop1iatod considerable sums belonging to tho
firm to his own use A hearing, On prelimi-
nary motion in the matter: took place yeatcr-
dsy before Judge J., II. Wilson in the supe-
rior Court. Without intending q remark hav.
Ing bearing In hepres mt case, there is some.
thing notable In the circumstance that q firm.
deriving no inconsiderahle share Of It's extern
sive business from tho detection and arrest Of
dishonest employees, lind, or believe them
selves to haro foun9 "a fresh enforcement Of
the rule that "chsrity should begin at home, n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-23
BY J. 3. WALTON,

e x:r: Anr aa e. nss a seosh
lowing desirable comodions and elegant dwelling
that ExTENsivE LoT OF GROUND forming the corner
Of s. Mary and Chestnut streets measuring $50 feet front
Chestnut street s4 feet inches and lines he linz dividing
lines on the rear De with the improvements thereon consist
feet high The house contains on the first floor four he'd
rooms one psor library and hal the center with spacious
place In the attic four large sleeping and clothes
The back building adjoining is Of brick, containing
some diningroom with bow window pansries kitchen serv
and Two her large csern' There throughout the hou
The grounds we'll Improved with flower garden
"2 TWO ~ Hna I6s TS OF GROUND farming m
of camp and st. Ma de Snf lie Ne No. o
INCLUSIVE and adjon the above described property.
and "A feet inch and lines front Camp by
IL inches and line the other line, % feet inches
Lot No. measures "a fee: inch and lines front Camp
& M so 5 nees S On e Itn ne and lines on the other
Lot No sstu r. % = feet inch and nss ftent aE
a and l ess on on the the
side, and % feet inches on the rear line.
street By depth of rs feet inches and lines the
and lines on line running .owards Chestnut street theme
running towards St. Andrew street 10 feet and line thence
inch ard lines the rear line,
eTh property oers nn9sua IN paTes Esh
ua;ed lots of ground building dwellings, being only
Market and the Camp street city Railroad and in the most de-
sifahle n, negh h in the Fourth District
credit bearing six per interest from date
u snt Ps fl WIKI S on %
1.-THE buildings be insured By purcarer % the saactio,
Of the vendor until final payment and the policy OF insurance
Act of sale before, --- Notary Public, at thu
| expense OF the purchaser al2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-23

AucTroNEER-ofce, 40 Camp street.
a s oe At II end @ Ss o ES95 estSsa
s3GARh sontaning about arpents of land and
% feet on Wol street feet about on iodsy street and
Of ground, there is substantial Two.story Dive ling House
tho first story Of brG aHd the etond story ane vide CALLER
and four cabinets, win out houses; etc:
trees good vegetable garden ETC. The land high and tie
PLACE seepPle Of being made one Of the finest country seal"
the Belle Grove place. and now occupied by the kenner Acn
suARE B bounded by Second Worth Third and Holiday
Nos II T. apd fFoGG on Thra IS Re, each
ing ;ts Hoisy !o2, 9s"sys toHHs
ot which there CHOICE shruh5ry and trees and
eBa3H? 9S mas Ss Fon Holiday
6 Sd M @ nG o o n tt an lots
10 and "A Fronting o on Fourth Il a each $6
HoidSy street La Is onng ON worth stFse
B. isG"5 %fP wori fS Holiday
md kenner Avenue and NeT Orleans Jack On and Grea
TO- 81 Lss l. an and G@t"g FSrI
fse o S on ody y st tire and d
j. IS and 10 fronting Worth measuring each 50
s f"% y 20 'Ha 3s!Gs S snS S 3 s.
y H55G sP rs # 10 ss s4
iel sIee is divided into wenyiour lots numbered from
"a Lots to 10 inclusive fronting First and lots
- inc usve fronting Second each 80
by 1s s aa a s. 3 o5ty o sls
each 30 feet front, by depth of $50 feet.
HALF OF SOU RE No 25 bounded by Third Fourth and
Minor streets and Williams avenue is divided into twelve lots
numbered from 10 T. Lots to g. inclusive fronting
street and lots to T. inclusive fronting Williams avenue
measure each 80 'front.' depth Of 20 feet Lots
fronting Third street, each 30 feet depth
feet.
This very eligible property Is located the New Orleans
jackson and Great Northern Railroad ten miles and the
Mssssrp river sixteen miles from New Orleans At the only
high the location healthy any the State.
parties desiring to establish
lance and easy Of access and to gardeners and Others
| best opportunities for investment.
The plans of the property may be the office
AuctOneer.
RS TERMS-For the Bell Grove Place. square third
cash, balance nj and two years credit with
interest FROM day of sale For other squares
eonrh cash, balance at two and three years credit
with six per interest from day of sale and ill with eight
cent interest after maturity and special mortgage until
final payment.
Ac Of sale before f. Barnett Notary Public the expense
oil the purchasers
@ n w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-23
A yER's sARSAPARTLLA,

A EIS'S sARSAEAEALLA,A COMPOUND KEN
"A edy designed to be the most eecna Alternative that can
be made is concentrated extract of Para SAr'aparla so
cobned with other substances Of sill greater Alternative power
afford effective nioe for the diseases Sarsapnra is
by those who suffer from complaints and that one
which will accomplish their Of immense service
to this large class Of afflicted etow-citAens How com
petey this compound VIII do mas been proved ny tHpee
pisin$ , vo.oe,,a, 5,ev,,;,. pr,,ors ord t,,+;a
Diseases Ulcers PimneS Borhes Tuuos Salt Ehem ScaId
Head SvnhiI and $yphIllir atTpciOls Mecrul Disease
Dropsv Neuralgia or Tic Doloureux Debility Dyspepsia and
indigestion Ervsipeas Rose or st Anhonvs Fire indeed
the whole class of complaints arising from mpurity Of the
Blood
This compound will be found great pror otter health when
blood at that season Of the year BY The timely expulsion Of
g 5 tn''9 ,''"l,iE f r @ " nr hr, from n
n foul nruntnns and ieons throUrh yhrh
M ,, ct, W. m I'd itsair nF rnrrnnons If not assisted
n A. IN; nnrb he matai capnels Of he hnIy ry mn altara
70 uo s o"SI o t a. H.. itt.d Nh 3 ~ m ,
HONS snr cpnr"n ,n vnu ina If is and sr
@ in 40 yens' rlponse II hpnanrr is foul and vor frr
mo- VIII ta rom 'nnn vcn rhare no narrlar djs0rier IL
his nabuum Of life disoded there can be no lasting health
Snnnnr nr itnr snmrthn~ rs o yronr and He pTen ma
rhinery of life is d,sorIercl o. overhrnrn,
S1HnnriIa has and deserves nuch the ran:aOn accom-
p,hng these eudf But the world has bcen egrcgiusy de
ceyed nv nrrrarcns of it, partly hecaSe the drug alone
not ali The virtue ha is claimed Tor it, but more because many
prennrno pretending TO be concentrated extracts of con
tain , little of thr virur of StrsRnaa or aryfItnr else
During late years the public miacd by
Ties nfendng 10 Give Quart of Extract Of Sarsanara for
one nllar Nst Of tese have been fraud, pon tie Sick for
they not only contain little any Sarapnria bur
cnrfye nrGe rites whatever Hence bitter IL d raiful 7isnp
Paria Which flood the market th iself justly
Still call this C0nrnnnd SnrsaDaria and intend supply
such remedy shall rescue the name from the lod Of "Go
GUY which rrsis upon it, AM we think have grould Tor be-
levng has virtues with arc irresistible by the orn Try mn
Of The diseases it intended tn In order 10 their
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-23
SUCCESSION OF EDMOND ARMANT.
BY L. ERNEST DE ST. ROMES,
Auconecr-Once No. o. Exchange Alley.

BY L. ERNEST DE ST. ROMES,
Auctionecr--OTce No. o. Exchange Alley.
SATURDAY,, April ss7. 1851, at IL O'Clock,
- NJ, the Ronda the ST. Louis Exchange in st. Louis
street between Royal and Charcs streets, by of
order from the Honorable the Second District Court Of New
Orleans dated March &c. 1851 No $685. will be sold public
auction
4 |. 7 OF GROUND, with the buildings thereon, mgg
situate IL the Second Dsrc; Of this city in the square f
bounded by Royal Cont, Benve and Bourbon Streets Et
having 81 feet inches front Royal street. by 100 feet in
depth. The buildings three story brick dwelling
houe, slnteooed, No. II Royal having the first floor
large room occupied by Mes,rs. Fouon Il Brocar
public; the second floor large paroS with sliding
doors, marble mane pieces hail. small in 'front.' the
third floor, bedrooms brick building, with
adjoining the main building having five eacl
floor, used Kitchen washhoue servant rooms,
lwo-htory brick building, slateooed, used coachho
and stables yard Tagged large csern, works. coac
gates, etc, etc.
l. ANTOIfF, negro boy, aged about 10 years.
2. ANTOINE, alias ROBIN o negro boy, aged about
years.
Mg=TEEMS AND CONDITIONS-The slaves one hal
cash. and the balance in notes by coupons salts
cory endorsed secured by and bearing interest
per per from date until maturity, and
cent. from maturity till paid. he house and lot on RoyH
Onerd cash and the ba ance and two years.
by upons secured by and the transfer of thu
policy of Insurance. and bearing interest per pc
fom date till maturity, and per cent from
ty til paid.
Acts of sale before Thco Guyol ESD Notary Public thu
expense Of the purchasers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-23
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT, and VERY
valuable for residences in the First District.
By GARDNER SMITH & co.
Successor to j. =. Beard Coz
GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer.
Office No. 81 Common

Office No. 81 Common street.
SATURDAY, Ap"H "a, at I2 O'Clock H., at
~ the Merchants and Anct Oneers Exchange, will be sold
TWO LOTS OF GRoUND in square bounded by St Charles
ate NAyadrl street, Carondelet Gate Apollo Calope
and Clio Streets measuring each Is feet inches front St.
Charles by ll6 feet 10 inches and lines in depth
alley IL feet wide i'll efthe property.
The improvements comprise double Two Story Frame House
containing twelve hall each throughout hydGant
and ciscrn The buildings in fine order.
The vendor will pay $50 per month for the premises
til LIST Of October.
naTERMS-The purchaser to assume three notes each for
S256 Is with per cent interest," due Sept 1851 1862 and 1863
and balance cash
The premises to be kept insured and the policy transferred
the holder of the notes
Also ONE LOT OF GROUND in the square bounded by
franklin Gate Benn J. Clio, Hercules and caope
measuring feet Il inches and lines front Franklin by TT
feet in depth.
The improvements consist Of One Story Double Cottage
House and Two-Sory Kitchen cern houses all
built last Gneha is leased until the LIST Of Oct
ODER sis mon1h the other half SIS by the nlth
E2g~TERMS-SG03 cash. the balance years for
bearing 6e per interest maturity thereafter per
cent with mortgage, etc.
The improvements be kept insured for $780, and the policy
transferred to vendor
of sale before NJ Hahn, notary public the expense
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-23
AMUSEMENT
Summer Season


TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 90 1861,
Second night Of Buckstone's favore drama of VICTOR
me, ILL SLEEP ON 1T Principal characters the
drama Caesar Chaneloupe Mr. Geo. Jordan Alexandra Mr.
A. H. Davenport Mr. BonasSus, MIR Mark Sm BlAiSe Mr.
T. Edwin Alicnae Mr. Maeder Victorne Miss G. Thompson
E!isr Mrs " a leighton Mrs Bonnssus, Mrs Cha
THE BUTTERFLY DANCE Mile Francis. To conclude
with the farce of the WINDMLL-Sumpson Low Mr. John F.
Owens; Narqu Mr.. e. Mo Marchoness, Ms. Chapman
Marian Mrs. W II Leighton.
PRICES OF ADMISSION Private Boxes, according
locaon from 81 % to IS co. Parquette and Dress Circles II
Seats Reserved during the day ST Quadroon Gallery
Ioges 50 cents Coored Gallery Is cents White Gallery Csc
RB-BoxO Office open daily, from o'clock A. NJ. O'Clock
P NJ where Seats and Boxes may be secured days
Of the day of perfO nance.
RB-CH ANGE OF TINE - Doors open at quarter 7
O'Clock perform half past o'clock
a23 W. b, tHIPPEEpALE, Treasurer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-23

PAR L. ERNEST DE ST. ROMES,
Encanteur-Bureau q Passage de la Bourse.
GAMEDT, lie ~ avriI 1851, a midi, dams la
~ rolone de Ia BOuSe, st Louis Royae
ChArtres dun de Honorable Deuxemo
de District de la NoHvee Orleans, pOran la date du l6
1861, No Ii 943, il sera yendu fencan--
UN TERRAIN stut dams lie DeuNeme District de cete
VILE dams ilet borne par les Rovale, CONT Bienve
Bourbon ayant 81 peds pOuce dc face la Royac
~ pieds de prfondeu Ensemble les hatsses q
tros eaes urdoes No H. RO nlc ayant
de nrss&e grande piece nccnpte NM Fouon
Brocard nOire pubcS PREMIER dtx gands salons
chennee s6pnrGs par des porcs cOuses
bule petite piece tasan face In second qtrc
chnmbreS coucher Uue arrre batSSe deuX Gtages
terasSe hennn la maison princpne contenant dix cham
hes domesqueS aVer cuisine, etc. une autre batisse
briuuc deuX Gtages ardoSes de
mise ddcurcs picrcs plates gsande cuve
water works. porte CoChere. etc.
-EGALEMEST-
l. ANTOINE, Negro agG d'enriron IL ans
2. ANTOlNEal alias ROBIN, Negro ;gG d'environ ans.
H7~ TERMES EFT CONDIrIDNS-Iour les escl ives, moi
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