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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-26
Prospectus
Prospectus
LOUISIANA AND TEXAS
VAPOR STOVE
AND GAS LIGHT COMPANY.

The great popularity of the Petroleum vapor Stove and Gas
Light and the great profits derived from Its
tue by the different companies organized under Gays Patent
induce the undersigned to form Joint Stock Company in the
city of New Orleans to be called the LOUISIANA AND
TEXAS PETROLEUM VAP0R STOVE AND GAS LIGHT
COMPANY" With capital stock of five hundred
dollars t00D divided into shares of hundred dollars
each only cent Of which will be called for the time
subscribing when all the stock shall have been subscribed
and FIVE per subject the call of the Board this
of fifteen per cent being sufficient to buy the Patent
Rights for the States Of Louisiana and Texas and eaving
working capital OF twenty-five thousand dollars S25 No
subscriber need fear being called for than the fifteen
per the above mentioned working capital will be amply
sufficient under emergency to operate in the manufactur
ing successfully 1t is expected that large oash dividends will
accrue to the stockholders
First profits derived from the sale of county and
parish rights secondly from the profits accrung from the
manufacture and Gas Burners and thirdly from the
enhanced value of the stock
The business of the corporation shall be managed by Pres
den Secretary and and five Directors who shall be
elected by the stockholders.
In order facilitate the operations of the Company the
original propeos have already ordered number of Stoves
of each pattern with appliances and working material from
the Maryland and Virginia Company, at Baltimore, all of
which will be turned the Company the original cost
We undersigned agree FORM under the laws of the
louisiana Joint Stock Company for the purpose
of carrying into effect the above operations the
aforesaid shall have been subscribed such
proportion thereof the original propretors shall determine
as sufficient promise pay, upon the call Of the In
coporato per upon the amount opposite
and the remaining five cent the call of the Directors
NAMES. AMOUNTS SUBSCRIBED
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-26

JEFFERSON DAVIS AND CoNGREss.-Among the
latest reports on the subject of which the heading
of this paragraph is pertinent, the following ap-
pears
The President on Friday transmitted to the
House of Representatives communications from
the Secretary of War and the Attorney General,
in reply to resolution requesting him. if not in
compatible with the public interest to furnish any
report or reports made by the Judge Advocate
General or any other officer of the government,
as to the grounds. facts accusations upon which
Jefferson Davis, Clement @. Clay Jr., Stephen r.
Mallory and David l.. Yulee, or either of them, are
held in confinement.
The Attorney General says to the President
"Sundry reports of the facts which go to show
that Jefferson Davis and other rebels have been
guilty of high crimes have been made to you, as
the chief executive officer in the government.
Most of the evidence on which they are based
was obtained &c pdrte, without notice to the &C.
cused; and while they were in custody in military
prisons, their publication might wrong the govern
ment, or the accused, or both. While see thai
much wrong may flow from the publication, can
not see that any good would come from it. In my
opinion public and private justice alike demand
that they should not be made public"
The Secretary of War says to the President
"These reports were made for your own informa
| ton, and contain abstracts of evidence and ca
parte proof in possession of the Bureau of Military
Justice. Pending any action in respect to thu
parties accused, the publication of the report is
in my opinion, incompatible with the public in
| terest.n
The President concurs in these opinions.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-26

CLOTHING WHOLESALE AND. RETAIL.-Messrs. Il.
L. Pierson l. Co., u Magazine street, advertise
through our columns very large stock of sea
sonable clothing, to be disposed of at wholesale
and retail. This is an old house, and of high
standing, and their goods can be depended upon
as all that they represent The numerous friends
of Mr.. Gribble will find him salesman in the estab
lishment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-26

FINE SPRING CLoTHINa.-The unsettled condi-
ton Of the weather for some days past has doubt
less deferred many from selecting their spring at
tire. Everything now, however, looks settled
above and the extensive stock of fine fashionable
clothing at Garthwa1te, Lewis u Stuart's, 81 and
SO Camp street, tempts to an indulgence in season
able garments. Their stock is varied and selected
with care and judgment, as well as being large
enough to meet the requirements Of retail dealers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-26

fl Splendid Stock Of Shirts
is NOW IN STORE
AT
g. w. NE US,
Corner of Canal and Royal sts.,
FAR SURPRISING IN
VARIETY AND EXTENT
That Of any previous seasons supply any other stock in
the Southern country, at prices thst defy competition.
A GOOD SHIRT WILL BE SOLD AT Sc EACH and
finest qualities New York Mills Linen Shirts proper
ton
UNDERSHIRTS DRAWERS, HOSIERY, TIES,
GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFs, SUSPENDERS, SHIRT
BosoMs, UMBRELLAS and FANCY GOODS, for all sea-
sons, at equally astonishingy low prices.
Wholesale md Retail.
Sole agent for the sale of LoCKWooDs PAPER COLLARS.
The trade supplied at Factory Prices.
Shirts made to order In week.
REMEMBER, AT
s. N. MOODY'S,
Corner of Canal and Royal streets
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u. ,xanrr JAs- 3. GREEN The sailing Of this
III Pensacola and Apalachicola has been
]. .f,oped until Wednesday morning next. Mean
sIsns she will receive any additional freight that
I ny offer. Her accommodations for passengers
NJ very good.
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eVAkOGftgF b.. f. +
4
SOUTHERN sUCCEssN
BARNETT 81 LYONS
GREY JACKET BIITERS
been fully tested Thousands more have proved
efficacy cognizant of being what they
pronounced-he safest and pasable and anti
dyspepto tho category Of Stomach Blte produced
y
BARNETT d LYONS aq x
GREY JACKET BITTERs
HAVE BEEN PROVED, and are guaranteed 10 POSSESS
NO INTOXICATING PROPERTY.
BARNETT d LYONS
GREY JACKET BFTTERs
| Are pronounced by the SOUTHERN FACULTY sure
remedy for FLATULENCE AND INDIGESTION, and shs
promoter of appetite and general tonic in the world
Bitters.
BARNETT d LYONS
GREY JACKET BITTERS
Do not their celebrity to nauseasing puing did
they gain their no.oristy by humsug testimonials bs.
| BARNETT d LYONS a
GREY JACKET BITTERS
HAVE PROVED THEMSELVES in the camp firstly snd
subsequently homestead by civil,
be superior anything before tried and that The
fact that even exertons THE SUP
| PLY HAS NEVER BEEN EQUAL TO TIE DEMAND
since the proprietos therefore, Of
| BARNETT d LYONS
| GREY JACKET BITTERS
again reluctantly compelled invoke the indulgence Of
their kind and patient to extend to hemun the
completion of their improvements continuance Of their
lsniety improvements being effected e" sonsummaan
dovoutly to be wished"
BARNETT d LYONS
GREY JACKET BITTERS
VIII be produced a scale of magnitude only
with their merits The world at large will then bs
benefited article only enjoyed by portion Of
Sold at wholesale only by
BARNETT Il LYON,
| 81 and IS Grayier street
OUR BEAUTIFUL FRAMED CARDS FOR BAR
ROOMS, SALOONS, etc, ready. and can be
obtained by the trade with packages.
, Hotel de Santa Isabel,
No. 1876 GALE DE LA HABANA
Havana Cuba.
Il
KEPT IN AMERICAN STYLE.
LAY & HANCOCK,
: ------------------------
North, Brush j. Mason,
r Late NORTH Sc CO.,
s8............... Canal street.
J, ,,,,,,,r,,,,,,- ,u. n,o,-,u
J.
HOSIERY, CUTLERY,
ruRNIsuINa GooDs Ero
d
Our stock will be found the most complete the city,
ia repenished with new goods by every steamer
~ W zi,,s,ex.,nn.sa,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-26

YOUNG MEMS LITERARY AND DEBATING SOCIETY.
We are indebted to the courtesy of this association
for an invitation to the annual exhibition which is
to take place at Trinity Church this evening, at
half-past T. The annual address, we perceive, is
to be delivered by Mr.. J. D. Coleman. Several
other exercises are appointed for the occasion; ;
among them, a debate upon the question q Are
the rights of women duly regarded in the present
nnn6itinn of society y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-26

LocouET INsTTuTE.-We are pleased to ac-
knowledge cards to the musical examination Of
the Locauet Institute, which is to take place at
Mr.. Vegas room, Odd Fellows Hall, tomorrow
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-26

THE /, UNION WASHING MACHINE AND
CLOTHES wRINGER COMBINED,
s now In use throughout United States England France
Germany Canada Cuba and South America and has boen
thoroughly tested hospitals converts asyums hotels and
families generally, receiving everywhere the most
uNsTlNTED PRAISE AND COMBINATION FROM
THOSE WHO USE IT.
These machines not only |
Save Three-Fourths Of tho Labor and Soap.
but will twice long when washed in them
and look cleaner and whittier than when done by hand
All fabrics from collar to blanket can be washed PER
rEcrLY without soaking rubbing boiling and boy girl
can operate them For hannels they are invaluable
The clothes washed and rinsed without inhang
steam spilng sops, putting the hands in water
THE wRINaER,
although essential part machine Is complete ITSELF
it galvanized Frame solid white rubber rolls cog
wheels and drain board and be kind Of
washtub bench, barrel box, quicker any
other wrner and without the least injury the tub 1T
NEVER kUsTs, AND NEVER GETS OUT OF ORDER,
and is uniy@sally conceded to DO the
Best and Most Reliable Wrlnger in Use.
RICE BROS. & CO.,
% and % Camp street.
RICE BROS. & CO.,
2s2 Tchoupitoulas street.
BICE BROS. CO.,
56s Magazine street.
| SOLE AGENTS.
The Reasons Why
EVERYBODY USES
FLED JACKET BITTER9.
BECAUSE
They are compounded of RARE HERBS with the purest
OLD BOURBON WHISKY.
They STRENGTHEN and INvIGORATE the SYSTEM.
They GIVE A GOOD and HEALTHY APPETITE.
They ASSIST DIGESTION
They are a PREVENTATIVE of FEVER and AduE.
They CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
They are the BEST sTIMULANT IN EXISTENCE
They are perfectly PURE and PALATABLE.
They keep of the BLUES
They are INVALUABLE to the LADIES.
0 They are Of great BENEFIT to CHILDREN.
, They are INDISPENSABLE in every HOUSEHOLD.
They always UP TO STANDARD.
They are INDoRsED by PHYSICIANS and DRUGGISTS.
They are KEEP. by all GRoCERs, DRUGGISTS and DEAL
ERs,
And by
l GRAY & NORRIS,
Wholesale Agents the South.
Lumber.
100000 FEET CHOICE CYPRESS LUMBER,
= l, IL, N and inches thick. For sale by
PURVES & PRAGUE,
go Tchoupitaulas street.
n Scales! Scales! Scales!
e FAIRBANKS Sc co.'s
q SOUTHERN SCALE WAREHOUSE,
, TCHoUP1ToULAs STREET.
" Over one hundred notifications Of these STANDARD
SCALES adapted every required operation of weighing
FAIRBANKS & co.
h Gold Pens! GOkd Pens!
The undersigned have Just opened fne and large assert
y ment Of
a GOLD PENS AND HOLDERS,
Tooth and Ear Picks, Gold and India Rubber
every description which they offer to the trade well
y private parties, at LOW PRICES.
T. A. KELLER d JUL. HOERNER,
\ 10 EXCHANGE PLACE,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Diamonds
10 Fine Watches and Jewelry.
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Dry Goods Emporium.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
sP RING GOODS,

IN L In AZ ~ ~ ~
Which he offers for sale at
VERY LOW PRICES.
Rich Printed oRGAND1ES
Rich Printed JACONETS.
Embroidered GRENADINES and BARKGEs.
LIMOS a nd MozAMBIQUES.
Printed LINEN CAMBRIC-for Dresses.
Printed CAMBRIA and LAWN.
Printed ALPACA-white grounds.
White BAREGEs, GRENADINE and ALPACA.
GRENADINE and BAREGE sHAWLs.
Lace BOURNOus and SHAWLS
Lace yEILS-latest style.
FOULARDs sILKS-fcr Dresses.
NULL, NA1NsooK and CAMBRICs.
White JACoNETs and BRILLIANTs.
Swiss and Book MUSLIN.
Silk and Thread GLOVES.
IRISH and FRENCH LINEN
French, Scotch and Irish LINEN sHEETING.
French, Scotch and Irish PILLOW LINEN.
PLATILLAs, BRITANNIAs and MoRLAIx.
Huck and Russia DIAPERS.
Birds Eye and Damask DIAPERS.
Russia and American CRASH
Ladies' Misses and Childrens COTTON HOSE.
Gents, Boys and Youths COTTON HALF HOSE
Ladies' and Misses Gauze Merino VESTS.
Gents Boys and Youths Gauze Merino VESTS.
BOBINET-for Bars, 96xlOS in width.
| CURTAIN MUSLIN and HOOP SKIRTS,
| PIANO and TABLE COVERS
| Furniture and Garment DIMITIEs
| CoRsETs GINGHAMs, Etc.
| LINEN COLLARS and SETS.
| LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCH1EFs.
| TABLE LINENS and Damask NAPKINS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-26

WEsr VIRGINIA. proposed amendment w
the State Constitution of West Virginia, which was
passed some days since by the House by vote Oh
thirty eight to thirteen, passed the senate oy a
vote of fourteento four. The resou'ioh as passe'
reads as follows:
Whereas, the legislature of this State at its las1
session in conformity to the Constitution, asreeu
tn tbe fo,iowinc proposed amendment to the con-
st;,It;o IF This State, to be added at the eno Oh
sh est section of the third article thereon, 20 pc
cn,,a mart Of the said Constitution when ratlneo
ecnnrding to the provisions thereof, namely
ssNo person who since the LIST day OF june
1851, has given or shall give voluntary aia OF us
sistance to the rebellion against the ohIeu otates
shall be a citizen of this State, or De auoWeu 10
vote at any election held the elm, unless ne mas
volunteered into the military or naval service OF
the United States and has been or snail De honof-
ably discharged therefrom."
And whereas, the said proposed ahienoLlehs Mas
unfinished for at least three months before the last
General election, in some newspapers IN every
County in the State in which there was at that Time
a newspaper printed; therefore,
Resoiued by the Legislature Of West P99an,a,
That the said proposed amendment Is hefeoy
The wheeling Intelligencer says it now only re-
mains for the legislature to provide for submitting
This measure to the people for their approval or
disapproyal; and considering that the present
LEGISLATURE was elected almost solely upon the
issue presented by this amendment, the very large
majority treceves in both houses is an earnest OF
the large majority it will receive at the hands OF
the people themselves ~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-26

LARGE SALE OF VALUABLE MULEs.-This day
at eleven O'Clock, at the corner OF Canal and Der
bigny streets, one square from Claiborne, will be
sold by our neighbors Montgomery Bro, two
hundred and seven A No. work mules. The sale
is large and the attention of stablemen, planters
and the public in general is called to this impor'
tant SALE as the stock is sound and well broken to
harness. The change of location was made for
ooryap;anna IF tho sala
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Fashionable Spring Clothing,
FURNISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS, vALISEsS, ETC

Fashionable Spring Clothing,
FURNISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS, vAbISEsS, ETC
LARGE STOCK.
TULANE BUILDING 81 AND SO CAMP STREET.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 26, 1866
Received by the large Fine Fashion
able SPRING CLOTHING; also full assortment of FUR
NIsHING GOODS, LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS, JEAN
DRAWERS, ETC., Ladies and Gents TRUNKS YALIsEs,
BAGS UMBRELLAS, wholesale and retail
GARTHWAITE, LEWIS & STUART,
81 and 80 Camp street.
III Card.
Ills well known to the citizens during
my my Church, St. Lukes Otay destroyed by
fire. It is Of the utmost Importance that this great loss should
be repaired possible 10 rebuild this Church will
require much effort and bsraty the of Its friends II
earnestly hoped that generous community will literally
promptly respond the appeals of this noble object
Subscriptions this purpose will be taken by the under
signed, may left the Savings Bank, Canal street.
O. g. HEDGES. Rector St. Luke's Church. N. O.
Marine,
RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE..
| Home Insurance Company of New York,
CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS. 900.
Arctic Insurance Company of New York,
CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS. S64,sOO.
undersigned agent for these weknown and responsible
Companies Insure against the pes Of the Sea
Rivers we'll against loss damage by Fire. both in
city country the current rates Of premium return
| ing to his customers TWENTY PER CENT in Cash
All losses adjusted and paid in Cash promptly this agency
GEO. A. FOSDICK,
| 80 Camp street, corner hatcher
Correspondence.
| New ORLEANS, Feb. q, 1866.
American Hook and Ladder Fire Company, No. 2:
Gentlemen1 wish to return most sincere thanks for
your successful endeavors saving my from fire. the
night of the 18th inst
I pray you accept the within Fifty Dollars q slight
token of my gratitude and regards remain gents,
| Very truly, yours, ETC.,
| ]. DARCY.
| NEW ORLEANS Feb. %, 1866
Mrs j. Darcy:
Dear MadsmYour kind with enclosed note OF Fifty
Dollars is this day received
1t is with feelings pleasure mingled with those OF gra
tude that behalf Of Company acknowledge TINS ses'
monia your high appreciation of humble Efforts TO &c
duty men, beg leave to assure you tha
we feel highly honored by your very hattering notice
Assuring you good will and friendship OF eaeh ane
every member of American and Ladder Company NO.
Believe me to be with sentiments of highest regard
Your obedient servant,
BENTON oTWAY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-26

VI al saturdaYaIast Dr. Estes, Of shreveport non
go 81 with csiI. The Doctor y now engaged in
" .iiipr out iii new monthly, to be published
4 = ,snecusIy In shreveport and New 0rleans-a
Issry, agricultural and commercial magazine.
Ysipe s. psr annum. We learn from the Doctor
II u iii siews have been readily responded TO By
I IS people, and from his well known energy ano
gS1iIig No have every reason to believe thAs ~
magazine will be success. We are fully assuls1
shat If any one can make such an enterpllAe SUI
Osssful he win.
ETEAMER GENERAL SHEEaxA - 80 ~ 49,
departure 81 this steaIner ~ nasAna nas ossn
deferred to Thursday next. anu sle nas nne ~
conmodations for passengers. one WIN oon1nue
u reeeive freight.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-26
Gold Pens! Cold Pens!
.yFudun,e La RIancEs.

The greatest Carvoyant and Seeress in the known world
the only Spirit vsionst that has existed with
in the present centuythe unequaed revealer Of all that
either the Past Present the Future Horoscopes
Charts of life written by simply knowing date of birth
Residence, No 1o2 Benvie street. between Bourbon and
Dauphne streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-26
Spring Clothing !

Sprsaig CEothtsg!
E. L. PERSON & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
TMAaAzINE STREET, CORNER OF aRAvIER,
Respectfully inform the public they are now in receipt
of aage and well assorted stock
ing furnishing goods suitable city country trade
Their stock will be kept by regular weekly receipts
their mandatory at New Ark New jersey
Fine Silk Mixed CASHMERE SUITS
:. Fancy MELTON ..
=. :. MARsEILLEs :.
. :. LINEN a.,
. White =. and DUCK :.
Brown and colored
Black Cloth and Dosskin COATS and PANTS
Silk VESTS
PLANTATION CLOTHING.
SHIRTS DRAWERS, HALF-HOSE
COLLARS and CRAvATs
TRUNKS, yALIsEs, CARPET BAGS, Etc.
E. L. PIERSON & CO.,
81 Magazine street, of Graver.
Free Gift. Free Gift.
will furnish free of charge to calling upen or
writing to u.s. a COPY OR COPIES of
THE RED JACKET ADVOCATE,
which contains with other
| VALUABLE INFORMATION,
| a carefully prepared list Of all
| STAMP DUTIES,
alphabetically arranged together with the government char
| ges for
| LICENCES,
In all classes business, and other reading matter
| Address, call
| GRAY & NORRIS,
| Wholesale Southern Agents Red Jacket Bitters
50 Canal street, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-26

NEW ORLEANS, February 10, 1866.
following authentic of the financial
don of few of the Petroleum vapor Stove Companies which
have been formed within the past few months:
The Philadelphia company W Evans President commenced
operations year ago capital 500 upon this they
issued stock 100000 Last week they paid
their semannua dividend of per the whole
amount of stock issued
The Maryland and Virginia commenced operations
in September last capital of 000 they issued S2OO
of stock in shares of 80 each Their stock is regularly
quoted at twelve and one-half per cent above par.
The Ohio and Indiana has barely commenced
tions yet their stock of $500 OOO based capital of $4,000
cannot be bought at par.
The profits Of these different companies
partly profits manufacture partly from Of county
rights
Subscription lists to the stock of the Company
at
N. HUDSON & CO.'S,
Corner Camp and Common streets.
VIOLET, BLACK g. CO.'S,
1873 Gravier street.
C. E. SPENCER & CO.'S,
Canal street.
G. II. SLOCOMB'S,
Canal street.
PITCHER & BARROW'S,
| IS Poydras Street; and at
LOG CAMP STREET,
Where the Stove is exhibition.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-26

I
Il DoLBEAR's ConHERcrAL CoLEEaE. We have
\ frequently had occasion to advert to the import
anoe Of our intelligent young men, whatever ayo-
cation they intend to pursue, but particularly if
they purpose following mercantile life, accom-
plishing themselves as commercial scholars. The
admonition il equally applicable to those in EN-
plcyment Or outof employment 10 write good
Aaad, TO be thoroughly acquainted with the art of
sook- keeping, to know the French and Spanish
nxgnages, and to be quick and accurate account
II are requirements advantageous in every pur-
W suit hut indispensable to him who aims to be an
Il accomplished merchant, Or something above q
n lrudge as an employee. There is no institution
n the country where these studies can be prose
oafed more successfully or more completely thar
It Dolbear's Commercial College. His system has
Y been elaborated TO an extraordinary degree Of
perfection through many years of professional ex-
perience, and he has to assist him in the various
departments Of his institution teachers thoroughly
"a 4usliied by attachments and discipline for the i'm
\ portant duties imposed upon them.
AZ GIoUEL's Dry GooDs. Attention Of purchasers
either Wholesale or retail is requested to the ad
pertisement Of the long established and favorably
4 known dry goods emporium Of 3. Giquel. Thii
Mouse has always on hand extensive stocks and
choice assortments and deservedly stands high FOL
\ htrictly fair dealing.
THn vARrErrEs. The public anxiety to see Mis-,
johnson, whose fame comes heralded from 81
any quarters, viii be relieved tonight. sh,
a hes her debut as Lady Gay Spanke,., in Thu
q 1ashing comedy Of 4 London Assurance,n plaJ
Z which the Varieties, with its superior stock com
peny and scenic effectiveness, can get up in unsur
\ passed style.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-26

&C IaE OLYMPIC Many friends of Mrs. Howard
siase grati6ed 70 observe the very great improve
slsseat n he number Of her audience on Saturday
" witness the first presentation here of Mr.,
assEna The Iron Hand !, which was
1ssseEms Eited style, and viii be repeated
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-26

81, 49, Al and 4s PETERS STREET, dlATE FRONT LEvEE
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1ToNnAY MORNING. FEBRUARY g. lsse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-01

f,oxy. srrrxr Arp prsT NV THEa CARGO ON
~ cbahiron. Apply 70 a. T. sBWkLb SON 1n " no
Wsss rhir,y seventh street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-01

COAL. WOOD. <st.
roKg pELryERrp tvNEpIATELy-AJ A REDUCED
Prize. Apply al p Third avrnue near Fite-uth street,
JANIS MURRAY