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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-13

BosroN, April 11.-During he present session OF
the Massachusetts Legislature the Governor has
been authorized to increase the number Of the vol
unteer militia, and to place 1000 troops upon war
footing. An emergency fund was placed at the dis
position of the Governor but afterwards was with
drawn at his request. s--1Esr
The Legislature refused to pass bill for the
abolition Of capital punishment and further to pro
tect the freedom Of speech. a.ses ~ . s.
No action was taken on the resolves Of the va
xous States having reference to the political condi-
ton of the country, copies Of which are transmitted
to the the Legislature BY the Governor. -.s.- +.
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The Brokers advanced their rate Of discount on
South Carolina and Georgia currency to p per cent
and Illinois to rs per cent and reduced the pre-
MUM on Kentucky to per cent.
In New York on the 9th, at the first board $4,000
Tennessee per cent Bonds sold at 723c ard 600
at re. There were sales reported at the second
board. The telegraph reports sales at the second
board yesterday at zoe. Virgnlas sold at 694e and
Misseuris at 60c.
In the general markets there was fair degree
of activity to-day. Cotton finds ready sale, but the
offerings continue to be very limited. Holders of
the small amount on the market seeing that the ten
dency of prices of the staple is upward, manifest
no disposition to press their Cotton upon the mar
ket We heard of only 81 bales changing hands to-
day at 7491O3c:
Mr. A. HAMILTON sold 80 hhds Tobacco to-day at
the following prices: $50, $50, 925, 925 $50, 500,
7s0, T6O, 1855, IS, 1885, 6S5, 500, 6.75 655, 6.15
sos, 5s5, SOS, SIS, AIS, AIS, 4O5 1885, $50, 1915,
$40, 800, ESQ, and 2.s5
In other departments the trade continues light at
\
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NoRyoLk, W., April 11.-Lieut. Talbot and R. E,
Chew arrived here to-day
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SUPERIOR lot Of Corn, Hay lAc6 3sS, 's MsnTIN
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Fleets every Cd and 4th "Wednesday nights OncerT sc
seiferls. @ p: Tom @ Coleman. P; X Jones, VI ID
sanford, J W; P I Phillips Scribe; Ward, Treas.
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S,o,H Eor sale.
A 8 EG AIR . /!

JOHN WHoRLEY, 30 South Market Street, offers 10
sale $4,000 worth Of Stock! Cal and see him
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paper. Read II: Il Will iassrest you.
mAr22-d&Wiy
Let good dgsscn wait Appetite is wish thai soae ~
preats haa hose that have neither hs one nos
e. How many expsents vogue days to- raise an
apostle qvinns and it's suosttntes, various IN eln
alike dangerous hurni. throw the system into me os
extreme late Of that than me
not however, Is it with Wright,s Re5uvemsen1.
lIxir. which powerful enc and resoratves ana 49,
reeuPera7g OF the stomach leaves It in hesny 80
vigorous condition Sold by ell respectable druggists
United states and Canada ]. WRIGHT Oossoe
prcprjetors. Mes Orleans, La.
Sold also by all Druggists in Nashville.
apll dtw&Blm
DALLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN ExTRACTOM
The verdict Of America has been unanimously accorded N
Of this sterling aeyiator Of human suffering In all parts OF
the world ntrodnced it forthwith evsy
other appliance epecies Of Wound BoIe
Cuaneous disorder il neutrszer of evil results
the bites Of reptile mosquitoes snd "a
the greatest any medicine In the world Sold az tne
cipai depos IA Broadway, " and Oharress street, Nem
Orleans, by WRIGHT co., General Agents. also 3y AZ
druggists and merchants. d -
d&W1nn. aas iat-.F
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NEw ToRK, April Ill Minister Ccrwin lsssss =
the Cahawba for Havana today, en- feis for hexicc
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...,a.,t,s opinion ca the Crisis.

,T-,orox April ia special dispatch to the
WAsaEeTpOn S.t saws that the President still hopes
New aOrk al, S he apprehsnds the occurrence
iSr Collision At Charleston any moment ne ne De
o n this morning, however, That ne thought no
Sac;sive event would take place TN saturday
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1. o. o. F. DIRECTORY.
Trnbue Lodge No. 10,
Tennessee Lodge, No. Il,

Meets every Monday night. Officers Of present term:
Rains, N G; Tom Coleman, ' g. Campbell, secy;
Hitchcock, P 8, 7 Phillips, Treas
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s,v.xsaH. April 1l.-Orders were issued yester.
day prohibiting vessels passing Fort Pulaski with
ont previous information Of pacific character. Yes
sells are required to stop and send a boat to the
wharf to convey a commissioned officer aboard 70
make an examination.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-13

Excitement at Greenshurgr. Ana'
c,,vvx.prnaa I'm. April 1i.--A secession nag
lei see stars was raised here on the west tower
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DissoIuttorl Of Partnership.

yHyuE partnership heretofore existing between he undsrga
I'd under the arm stye Of PerYiar stoehr Co has seez
this d,v dissslved by mutual consent J. O. Peran retiring
from The busintss will hereafter Dc eonoueted e
remaining partners under the frm style soen Se.'
alone aunhcrEed 70 collect all oeO Gus me oo n
And agred 10 be iah for claims against said 6rm
J. O. PERRIAh,
p. sT0EHR,
A. KARSCH,
j. BAILEY,
March e6th, 1861. cHAs. FRIDAY.
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Soldiers affefed from the B0rder STATES.
MoxrGoMERx, April ll--0ver 200 men ha=s
been offered by the border States
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RidgeIy Encampment, No. Il,

Aurora Lodge No. lO5, German
Meets every Thur,dsy night. oHcers Atmeyer, e
Lehman. V @; Rich, sec'y; Geo seferle, Treas.
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BANK NOTE AND EXCHANGE Lrsr.
cO.arer,D D.nI IT n. NneA4s1' BluE-sn4sAas : @
Tennessee.
Irhe na.sl q an pank. suo.sd

BRoKKN AND WORTHLESS
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
FARMERS and Mechanics Bsak, Memphis
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, Murfreasboro'-
Miners and Manufacturer Bank, KncxTifl2
Baak Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank OF Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, cambridge.
Bank Of claborne, At TazeweiL ~
Bank Of TaEswell,
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Meets every Tuesday night Officers Of present. term:
Crep,haw G. NiChol, G; John Hide, secy. Thomas
Marshall, Treas.
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Pimples Banishedg
Faces Made Cleary
HOW
BY one weeks use Magnolia Balmi PERFECTLY harm
less but elegant and efectuol preparation.
Price 50 cents per bottle. Sod everywhere
WEHAaAN & co., Preprietors, Troy, N. Z.
febo4-d&v3m

MRS. WINSLOWs,
An experienced and female physician, has sootnn
Syrup for children teehng which greatly facilitates the process
Of teethng by soening the gums, reducing all
will aay a pain regulate the bowels Depend
upon it, mothers give rest to yourselves and relief and
health to your Perfectly safe in all cases. Bee AdVer
tlsenent in another column. ocrzo-y
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Scientific DiscOVery---Eiectrfc
WATER

veil kpown 70 he profssn tAat Eieesioiy - ees
80. ~ 10 EVERY remedy which really gues etssalAs
~. al heus Of its adaptation % me sAnu 81 s
inVsd By the Of such remedies ana vsrn kL.ssss
In hch patients are bathed In currents 81 eisrt9ys
dis- bsinr attended 81 a-LdyI an eurns al nsas 2. 90
snd obstinate complaints which have rssies 81 49, 49,
hs-e natisntS are too weak visit nei reat tnsn s
Bronptos Rospis1I aAdtsstens ssie - - - -
.ns Tor panp6ist) Other patients Eso asast cone -
-. WarrRs can, By sending ise1er arsS0g
sa.~tio, al avptoms have medicines sent Ae.
1ssS or eircuar The Es waters extract ali ninssul
,.tsr AZ medicine sthervse soseEbed fhs
ger trTeny years in TIE zeanent 81 many
"a brsns sand Wonans diseases and weaknesses ag
:. rs~arsed a. 4 reasonable guaraAtss 81 rusesss-
- 1ooms and Boarding Furnishsa -
Patients III
PHYSICIANS who wish T. avail themselves 81 s ssp
.bIe Discovery Electric Baths are inveao sa Al sss
- =. VA son Ii Summer street.
Hours ron to 3P N. every day s1sept s sahsssh
Ai5-eSs Oh. W0MBaUaH,
mar2'6l-d&tw1y Nashville, Tsna.
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Com m anHcafion from the southern Cos

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The communication o.
the Southern Commissioners charges the Admins
tration with gross perhdy that under the Prses1s
of evacuation it has sent armed vessels 70
osmerT earnestly desre peace, and the responsible
ty of civil war rests with the Administration. I9ey
return to an outraged people, with the cOn''''''-
| that war in inevitable. 1ess =
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SPECIAL NOTICES.



DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
TTAs universally pplsnted other Ontnenss and healing
applications in both the Eastern and Western HeisPheres
wherever introduced and M rissc sriti the true secret
OF In all cdeoas affections, whether the cause Do
docidsntor dfsecss.
BURNS q Z soALDs
instantly relieved Of their anguish, pain and
nation, BY timely appica ton ofihis @drooSs Aeds~
and the flesh is renew > BY charm, pieHnn OF
csrrsmaining. = s.as
THE FRIEND OF THE NURSERY
Children are sreournt suf frers from external injuef
expeciav from FLid and O1mphsns Eeplosions-hess
fore eyerv mother should have healing propagation
consan ~ bsnd II heals sore Breasts andQ uicly
noyes the fETTFR or RING WORM, Pre9GleHs IN tAs
HHreery
ToTRAyELERs BY : SEA ANr LAND.
The M,.b;r,s, the IRA . yelsr, and every other ndi
vi5raI vbosa lok in life = throws him within the
chsr S-o,a 1Io - ssoa fire. or collision, should
hes- n I t thie MAGIC Extractor Is best and only
SrisrS IL ~ ho, rorta5Ie ara cheap and should
be his companion, friend In need Inete ar
Of living witnesses to testify q to its
their sound limbs and muscles 10 h9 saving
The following few Of theteddaag 1aseoee1 n. IN
DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN q EATRAOTOh me fhA1' -
TIVE we'll q CURE.
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SPRING CLoTHlNG-Messrs. THoMA & Rowan, on
College street, nearly opposite the Sewanee HOTEL
have lust received a large and handsome stock OF
Spring and Summer Clothing, which they are pre-
pared to make up for their customers in the most
fashionable STYLE at prices to suit the times Cen
tlemen wishing anything in their line would do well
>, ,;,,o +lor, a call. march3-dlm.
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Latest News from Old virginia!
JOHN WH0RLEY,
80 south Market street,
STILL AHEAD.
Humbug Medicine.

UbarIeV ROCK City Chewing Tobacco
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAF
without ANY ADULTERATT0h
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Rasr hnss ysa ssen Prof Woods advsrtssnsnt n ga
PAGER. Read Il: i viii iassrsst you.
mRrQz-daWiY
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A Partner wanted with from 10000 l,5O0 dol
lars cash, in Ready Established Business, which
pavs l. 900 dollars and moro year. A gentleman,
and business man. with good city reference, viii
please address RODENT l. "
Nov 49, I660-h.
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WAR COMMENCED
The Batteries opened en- sumter.
THE FIRING RETURNEDlIl
rran, CherIestosa.

TWO OF suH1ERS GUNS suEEcEDat
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WRnIRd,

For RENT-A desirable suit of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings Apply AZ TINS
I'll QCCA9-G
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-30
LEGAL NOTICES.
SECOND DISTRICT CouRr SUCCESSION OF WILLIAMlN.
Of New Orleans { G. ROSS.-No. 8,3l6 .
WHEREAS Peter Ross has petitioneh IN


SCOOP DIsTE,cT CouRr sgCGEssIoE Of WiILL1AAlNA
of New Orleans, G. ROSS.-No. t6,3lb.
WHEREAS Peter Ross has petitioneh the
w Court for Letters of AdmnistraoOn the estate Oh ms
late wife Wiianina 9. Ross deceased interstate
within ten days why the prayer Of The said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order Of the Court.
f. MICHOT Deputy Clerk.
DEUxIExE CoUR DE- DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE WILLIAM
de la Nonyelle- Orleans. ( INA c. ROSS-No L. 3l5.
A TTENDU Que Peter Ross a presente une
IA petition Ia C0ur refet d'0btenr les fees Admins
ration la succession de teue 6poue Wamna G. Ross
dkcGdse iHtesat--
Avis lie present donne que pen
davor dEdne dix jnnrs raSons pour les
quelles il ne serat pas fait drot a dite petition
Par ordre de Ia Cour.
aui923B F.. MICHOT Depute Grefier.
CONFEDERATE STATES MARsHALs SALE.
cosrEDEHATe STATES DISTRICT lcoNFbpBRdAiTE srATEs
District Of Louisiana. J Wis AND CARGO No. s.
Ply VIRTUE of a writ of Vendftioni Ex-
- ponas 70 me directed in the above entitled suit, Will
sell to the hghe3t bidder SATURDAY, 7h day
of September 1851 at Il ocloc NJ, the Merchants and
Auctionees Exchange Royal street. between Canal and
CustolnEIOuse
THE SHIP JOHN II. JARVIS her tackle, apparel, and fur
niure ETC.
TERM3-Cas1 at the time Of adjudication
Confederate States Iarshas office New Orleans 9Th day of
c. B. BEVERLEY,
aulGtd G. S. Marshal
I
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DEuxiEME CouR DE DISTRICT HENRY PFE1FFER VS.. LA
SUCCESSION DE NICHO
de la Nouvelleoreans. LAS FlTZsIsIMoNs
CONSTABLE7S SALES.


SECOND JUSTICES COURT FRANK BoRGE the Of P.
Lane, THEODuLE DUDE.
Parish of Orleans } RAL-No. 1850.
DIX VIRTUE of a writ of 1ieri facias, to
I'D directed by the Hon. D. F. MITCHELL Second Justice Of
will proceed sell public auction in the bar of the
City Hotel Common street. between Camp and Magazine
Streets SATURDAY, the 5th day Of October 1851 Il
O'Clock NJ.
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the Third Dis
tic Of New Orleans in No. 49, bounded by Port Urqu
and Morales and Lafayette the said lot
forming of Urqha and Port and measuring
English and the being designated lot No. l5
according plan drawn by Depouy, Architect, dated 10Th
1886 deposited in the office of A. Ducros Notary
Public
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot. .
". Il. WATERS, Constable.
DEux1ExE JUSTICE PAX FRANK BoRGE, ponr rnsage
pour la de z. Lane, VS.. THEODULE
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri facias, moi
Ia adesse par Honorable D. F. Mitchell Seconde Justice de
Paix la parosse Orleans, dams aare cidessus je
procederai lie SAMEDI doctobre 1861, midi City
Hotel de Ia Commune entire les du Camp ct DIES Ma
gasins la pubque adjudication de-
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE situe dams lie Troisieme
District de vie dams ret No 16 borne les Ur
encognure DIES Urquhart Port ct meurant 70 ed d.
face la Urquhar surl00 peds de face Ia du Port Q
Anglase ct designe lot No Is suiyan
plan dressG Depouly arcltece date lie % daout 1885,
depose Gtude de A. Ducros notaire public.
Saisi dams laffaire ci-dessns.
CONDITIONS-C Compliant moment de Rehabilitation
aus sel6 o5 W. Fl. WATERS, Constable.
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STATE LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans. City Of New Org aus.
remembered, this 18th day August 1851 be-
fore the subscriber Justice OF the Peace In and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Pacde Fora President
Emile Deuy Secretary of the Star Mutual insurance
Company New Orleans who, being duly according
law depose say that the above accounts just and
true the books of said Company
PLACIDE FORSTALL, President.
EMILE DEBUYS, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed this 18th of August
1861 ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justice of Peace the Parish of Orleans.
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ke@, ALLEGE4ANY SPRINGS sssss
hEI MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA. -

This celebrated watering place will be opened for the
ton of visitors Oh the list DAY OF JUNE
Located 81 miles from the Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad,
they of and afford the best security for families.
Each department is supervised the popretors will
tend personally 10 the wants of their guests
The Proprietors faer themselves they well
prepared as at the present
A full supply of Ice has been secured
Passengers leave the Railroad Shawsvle and will be
red in four horse omnbusses fine road the Spring
waters stand Enrivaed for the of Dyspepsia
je6 I'm BOOTH, CALHOUN CO.
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a. SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
RE Ny depot No 1876 Gravie street will
IA Winter Summer receiving, forwarding and sell
aNsAng slaves commission For the protection of my
patrons Pneg Woods place. three and half hours
from the city, half miles from Tickfaw Station N o
and Railroad has been put In good order for
treat in epidemic sickness of kind.
g. +. HATCHER.
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SYERTFF,S SALES.


FoURTa DISTRICT CoURT} EUGENE EoCHEREAU Il co.
Of New Orleans. 5 Va HENRY STMoNS. No. IA 9z3.
by VIRTUE of and in obedience to an
ID order Of sale, rendered Augnst q, 1851 and to ma
directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court New
Orleans in the above entitled cause, will proceed sell
public auction, the premises hereinafter designated
MONDAY 9Th day Of September 1851, at l0 O'Clock A. NJ,
tie following described property, viz
Two Produce Wagons n %nB,
-Four pairs extra Wheels for iron axles. SNS&E2
-Four lose Tongue Ok Wagons. ~x&Z-a~r-SA<.
Twenty three Loose Tongue Ok Wagons.
Three Log Carrrs wooden tongue, axles and wheels.
Twelve Loose Tongue Ok Wagons.
fifteen Loose Tongue Ok Wagons.
Eight 5tif Tongue Horse Wagons.
Three Stiff Tongue Horse Wagons.
EtVf SEH Tongue Ok Wagons
i#eny one Cane Carts, shaft and Wheel iron a9les.
we Ox Tongue and Wheel wooden axies.
Seven Loose Tongue Ok Wagons
Forty eight Bull Tongue lion Axles WheeIs
Four Cotton Wagons.
Eight Wagon Bodies
Mine pairs Cart Shafts.
One Coal Cart.
Seven Loose Tongue OK Wagons
Contained in the situated Nos 7g and m Tchoupi-
tomas street in the First District Of city The Whole more
or less, a. per in Tentory filed in the Sheriff Office
Attached tn the above suit.
TERhs-Cash On The spot.
"a, E. T. PARKER
AUS SeZ9 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT HENRY PFEIFFER vs. SUCCESS
Of New Orleans SION SION OF NICHOLAS " SoL F1Tzs1A-
PY VIRTUE of a writ Of seizure and sale
Of New Orleans In the above entitled will
sell public auction the City Hotel street between
Camp and Magazine streets, FRIDAY, 10Th day Of
September 1851 at Rocock NJ, the following described prop
g. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. with all the
fJ buildings and improvements thereof situate the First
EI District of this city in the bounded by Jacob,
Soils Eato and Thaia designated by Nos Six and
18Th May, 1854 and deposited in office of l. O.
Stark Notary, No. Hundred Eghy-two Said
lots each 81 feet II inches and lines Soils
street by leo feet in depth. between parallel lines.
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
EFT. PARKER
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
DEu1rEAE couR DE DISTRICT HENRY PFEIFEER rs: Ia
della Nouvele-orlsans. LAS FiT r y w.
EsN VERTU dun writ de saisie ct vente n
- moi aesse Honorable Deuxeme Cour District de
La dams Fafaire cidessu ie procedera 10
VENDRED 20 de septembre 1851 midi HdteI de la Cite
de La Commune entire les du Camp des Magans,
la vente pubque adjudication de la propee don't suit la
description, savoir:-
DEtX TERRAINS situes dams lie Premier District de cette
willie dams 'et renferme les Jacob Soils Erao
Thaie degnes les Nos Six
Hen Scharbaun, lie IS de mai 1854
lie No. 49, fetude de T. o. Stark notae public
Vile Les dts teains chacun 81 peds pouces
gnes de face Soils 100 peds de profondeur
| lignes PARALLELS.
Ensemble les batisses ct aeioations qu s..
trouvent.
saisie dams latfaire ci-dessus.
CONDITIONs-Comptant au moment de adjudication.
E. T. PARKER, =,
aul9 se2 20 Sheriff de la Paroisse d'0reans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-30

BLACK & HOLTZ, No. no POYDRAs STREET,
NEW ORLEANS, La,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Copper Tin and Sheet Ironware
and Stoves, of the most approved patterns.
STENCIL MARKING PLATES, for Merchants Manufac-
Cotton Planters cu in Copper and Brass in
ror style.
Hls-Gutterng and Roofing in all its various branches.
Ad-Jobbng promptly attended to. ala 1y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-30
PUBLIC HOUSES.


- POINT CLEAR HDTEL-IN VIEW svst4
EaJgf steamboat communicating between Mobile and tA
E2:lEew Orleans being resumed encouragement of -
ieTed from friends propose open the above
tel on the Both Of Jay.
We confidently bat watering place on the Gulf
posesses 10 many requisites for comfort Point Clear
Salt Bathing has equal the and the drives IN the
vicinity are pleasant Telegraph Office is in the Hotel
mnnicapg with all portions Of the country
While ask the indulgence guests for any lack Of
the Table Decacies will promise shall be supplied with
all the snbstantias-the best The market affords
F. H CHAMBERLAIN & CO..
y3i 1m&W Proprietors Point Clear Battle House,
st. mISSIS SLPPI HOTEL, -ssz
EEI BILC ". MISS.
The Proprietor Of this House, Gate Of the Housel
would beg to the public that he is ready
receive families q the above Hotel.
Attached 10 she Hotel is good SAIL-BOAT.
WIN SMITH,
au2 3mE Biloxi aiss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-30

MURF' HY,S HOTEL. Nos % AND 100 ST.
I'VE Charles street.-The
of the most PLEASANT as well at CEhrRAL. LOCATIONS
this city, The tenders bis thanks
heretofore bestowed olcis continuation thereof
confidently assuring his that nothing shall
thamay Contribute to their comfort The BAR TEN
PIN ALLEYS connected With the establishment are unsur-
passed
SELF If RICHARD MURPHY, Propr1stol
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-30

PREMIERE JUSTICE De PAIx/C q. GRAZING VS.. JACOB
psroi.IRe oa'1d Il hLElN'-N0' ALL
I'm tERTU DUN writ de fferi facias a moi
pour Ia paosse dOrtans procedera MARDI Ter docto
bre 1861 midi Hstel de Ia Cite de la Commune
leg rnes d Camp des Magasrs la pubique de-
CN LOT DE TERRE ensemble toutes les basses ct
authorizations trouvent dams lie uatene District
De cette Vile dams Pfet No. AZ ct borne les Adele
koussea Fulton ct Josephine lot No. LIE
dit lot So peds de face Adele proon
deur de l29 peis entire lieues paraleles.
authorizations consistent aison base bois
Saisi dams i'atfaire ci.desgus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de padudicaton.
f. T. PARKER,
aug SELF oil Sherii de la Psroisae dOrlsana.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-30

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end approved Patterns Of Rulings, Veran
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Stairs Store ErenIs Capitals and a. kinds Of CAST AMI
Egg Rangs Castings Guard Boxes Sash Weights and Ven
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