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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
HARRY T. HAYS.
Sheriff ofthe Parish nftlYtea,

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, FOR THE USE AND
benefit of McDonogh School Furd Pierre cszear Jr,
Norbert Trepsgner-Thlrd District Court of New Or.
leans--No. 1s 943.
DY VIRTUE of q writ of fteri faeIas, and
ID against Pierre Cazear Jr directed the Honor
able the Third District Court Of New Orleans in the
entitled cause will proceed to sell public auction
the Merchants and Auconeers Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal Customhouse streets in the Second Dis
trct Of this city FRIDAY the 18th day Of November
1866, u O'Clock Il, the following described property
Yiz-- tg. s.=.ssl ii .-.
bank of the Mississippi river and lying partly in the parish
of Orleans and partly in the parishes of Jeeson and Fla
quemnfs designated by the Nos n, o. 29 ~ 81 g. 81 81
s., 80 81 49, 49, 49, A. ~ 43 aud A drawn by Louis
H. Pile City Surveyor dsred the I'd day Of January 1861
and depos ed in the of Charles f. Forer atea Notary
Pubein this city plan No Of book Of plans No J. The
dimensions marked in said plan have taken from plan
made by VIM. Mccullough United States Surveyor General
Lots Nos "a to IS inclusive zach apent front
the public road forty feet wide, at distance Of forty
arpents from the Mississippi river by depth Of about
oar arpens extending Bayou BarataTia ana Lots NOS
36 elusive have front Of apent each on the aore
said public road by depth of about forty arpen together
with the Of the public road lane twenty feet
wide beginning the Mississippi river running back to
commencing with the public road forty feet wide which
said eighteen lets have front.
The above property purchased by defendant from the
city of New Orleans by act passed before Chare f. Forer
said late Notary, on the lst day Of February, 1860
Seized in the above sui.
Ef5@TERMs-Gash the spot
HARRY II. HAYS,
of the Parish of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
MARsHAL7s MoNITIoNs.


UNITED STATES MARsHAL's MONITION.
United Helena tackle etc l09 igars
and twopackages Cigarettes in the United States District
Court for the District Of Louisiana, No. 1915.
I n OBJ EDANCEt to an 4 dmIralty warrant, to
l. me directed in the above entitled suit l have seized
and taken the schooner Helena her
apparel etc and also seized in the hands ofWm Kellogg,
Esq Collector of the Port BOO Cigars and two packages
Cigarettes beled by United America
the forth in the libel pending in hs District
United States And do hereby cite and
the thereof and all
having pretending to have any right title interest in
to the to be and appear District Court Of the
United States for the District aforesaid TO be holden the
city Of New Orleans, before the third MOnday from tbs
date hereof show if any they have can why the
said property should be condemned and be sold a.eeab
the prayer Of iibelant
United States4 Marshal's Office, New Orleans, twenty
seventh day Of October, 1866.
United States Marshall
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
U. s. MARsHAL7s SALE.


the Tinted States Circuit Court the Fifth Citcuit
District of Lousiana-L A Benoist Fellowes Co.
No. 3T33
pyVIRTUE of n writ of feri facIaa, Iasued d
ID directed by the hoporabe the aforesaid Court
The Bib October 1866 have will
TUESDAY, the S0h of October, 1866 10 o'clock
the premises situated the OF St. Charles and
Joseph streers known the TAompson Greenfield Hose,
the following property, viz:
All and singular the Furniture aud Contents of said House
belonging to Thompson Greenfield of the defendants
the entitled suit inventory of which Of
in my Office for reference.
E TEaMs SALE-Cash in United States Treasury
at time Of adjudication.
CUTHBERT BULLITT,
United States Marshal for the District Of louisiana
U. s. Marsha's Office, New Orleans, Oct II, 1866
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

Our Havana files contain intelligence from Mar
Unique to the 1lth inst:
The project of laying subaqueous cable from
st. Pierre and Fort-de-France had been revived,
and steps taken towards recommending the work.
The crop of 1866 to date is reported to have
reached the following figures: 59,73O barrels of
sugar, Of about 2l0 pounds each; Al ,5G5 gallons of
molasses; 1,234 $40 gallons of rum; II 1862 pounds
of coffee; 98O5l pounds of cotton; 1927 pounds
Of cacao; 6G7973 pounds of chocolate cakes
(pastas) and G58 OPT pounds Of logwood.
These figures, compared with those of 1865,
show an increase of II ,224 barrels of sugar; 1929
gallons of molasses, and 659,2Oo gallons of rum,
Theintroducton of laborers from the East Indies
has been resumed.
According to custom house returns, from the
lst January to the 3lstAugust, 4sG vessels of 10l
276 tons, had entered the ports of the island The
value Of their cargoes was $3,7l2 ,GO7. The num-
ber of vessels which left was $780, of l0l 536 tons
The value Of exports was $3,182,373. The sugar
and molasses exported to the United States was
SO, 800.
In an extraordinary session of the general coun.
Gil, held on the 28th Of August, the governor
made a speech, in which he stated that the meet
ing had been convened to deliberate on the es
tablishment Of a tonnage duty not to exceed halt
a dollar per ton, including the tenth5, and to be
levied alike on French and foreign vessels
Vessels carrying two-thirds Of their cargoes in
salt fish, rice or timber, articles Of prime ne
cessty in the island, would be required to nay
thirty cents per ton; and those carrying Goa
would pay only forty cents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
g9p DrIsapa daily Qraattnt.
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1866.

III RECENT PuDlICATIONs.-Tho L. White, who
mas removed from his old stand on Canal street to
62 Camp street, has sent us some Of I. B. Peter
son u Bros publications.
Aloreton Hall, or the Spirits of the Haunted
House." is one of these, which, if we credit a
note on the title.page will please those who read
that class of works.
"EIster's Folly, y by Mrs. Henry Wood. is a pub
LEGATION, printed, as We are told on the ttIepage,
from the authors manuscript and advanced proof
sheets, purchased by the publishers from Mrs.
Wood, and issued here in advance of the work in
Europe 1t is likely to be very interesting
novel.
"0f1icial Report of the trial of Auton Probst,
for the murder of Christopher Dearng," is
another style of book which will doubtless find a
large number of readers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

DESTIsTRY.-Few sciences have made more
Srapid strides within the past ten years towards
perfection than that of the practice of dentistry.
What quarter of century ago was amere crop
ing in the dark after results, is to-day broad and
beaten track Illuminated by lights which would
adorn any profession and add lustre to any age.
The dentists Of New Orleans have always enjoyed
q high reputation, not only with the profession
but the public generally. They are known to be
able and skillful and, among these Dr.. James S
Knapp, D. D. s., whose card appears in the CREs
CENT this morning, is deservedly in the front rank
A lecture which he delivered gratutously to the
members of the American Dental Association, a
their sixth annual meeting is before us, and We
would advise all who would like to be enlightened
upon this useful and interesting science, to procure
a copy and peruse it tattentively. twill pay thu
trouble, rest assured.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

W. G. GoyLE s Co-Ihcso werlk,iown coal
dealers, who keep their b,lsiness Office OF IT,
Grayier street, between St, Charles and Camp,
ard their coal yard at the corner Of Magazine and
Grod streets, advertise to-day that they are sell.
ing good Pjttsburg coal, English caRne coal,
hand-pickcd," and anthracite, egg size, at lie
lowest MARKET rates, The firm Of Coyle & Co,
have made a name for being thoroughly familiar
with the Toai trade, and we aresatisfod those who
deal villa them will have no cause to complain.
AS cool is cheaper now than it is Likely to be
again during the winter, it is fap rabIo time to
l'y n supply, and we are certain all the re-
/ qJuements CT The public in this respect will he
Jlet BY tie dealers above-named
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

United States vs. Schooner Iabeta her Tackle Apparel
Furniture etc. In the United States District Cour
for the District of Loutsia a. No SAG.
n OIs EOEENrE an Admiralty Warrant,
directed the above entitled have seized
taken in,o my possession the Schooner Iabeta her Tackle
Apparel and Furniture and in the hands OF VIM p. Kellogg
ESD Collect of the Port IS boxes Of Cigars Guava
Jelly and l3 demohns Liquors and Cordais and now beled
by the United Stale of America for the forth in the
be pending in the District Court of the United States
And do erey cite and admonsh the thereof
and all every having pretending tohay
any right title interest the same be and appear
District Court of the United States for the district aforesaid
holden the City OF New Orleans, before the third
Monday from the date hereof show cause if they have
why the said Schooner her Tscke etc. etc,
should be condemned and be sold ageeaby the
of the Libelant. Fa
day of October, 1866. CUTHBERT BGLLITT,
Q
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

CoA1,-The firm of Logan & Farell-the latter
of whom was for five years connected with the
house of Spencer Field & Co-are dealers in
Pittsburg English camel and Anthracite COAL at
No. 10 Barcnne street, near Canal, Their coal
yard is at 2Gl Magazine street, near Poyfarre and
they are constantly supplying steamers, hotels,
foundries and families at the lowest market price,
These gentlemen have undertaken business under
such auspices should insure success, and we
would advise our friends to look in OH them be.
fore laying in their winter supplies.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

CHOICE GROCERIES AT HENNEG SIT appears
to US that as people are forced by the nature of
their constitutions to eat, they might well eat
good things as bad, Indeed they had better;
for our experience tells US that bad provisions are
neither agreeable to the taste nor safe for the
health. There is no economy in saving a few
cents in the price of pound of butter, sugar or
flour, and paying out dollars to physicians to rid
you of the iIl-efIects produced by them upon your
health. The same rule holds good in regard to
every species of eatables and drinkables, for an
ounce of prevention is worth pound of cure"
We were led to these reflections upon perusing
the numerous advertisements of Messrs. W. H.
Henning & Co., Nos. 95 and 81 Camp street, in
which are catalogued a long list of articles
intended for the diet of our citizens. Messrs.
Hennipg & Co. have an enviable reputation as
caterers, and whatever they offer can be relied
upon as fit for immediate use and capable of
prompt digestion. In our opinion, it would pay
to patronize them.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

j. NJ oRIoL vs. HIS GREDIroRs-sIXTH DISTRICT
Court of New Orleans-No. l8 259.
DIV VIRTUE of and In obedience to an or
ID der OF sale, rendered October 9Th, 1866 and
directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court Of
New Orleans, in the above entitled matter will proceed
to sell public auction at the Merchants and Auconeers
streets in the Second District of this CITY, TUESDAY
the 9th day of November, 1866 at IL O'Clock NJ.
The Schooner G. W. CHAPLIN together with all her Tackle
Rggng ETC. as she now lies in the Mississippi at the foot of
E9H TRRMs-Cash on the spot.
HARRY I. HAYS,
Sheriff oft he of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

S RETURNED HoME.-It will be seen upon refer,
ence TO card, published in another column Of the
CRESCENT tliis morning, that our old and esteemed
Friend, Mr.. David O. Labatt, has again returned
home and resumed the practice Of bis profession
among us Nj. Labatt is a gentleman Of high
order Of legal attainments, ana possesses an intel
iect at once acute and comprehensive, and is able
and diIiseut AS practitioner at onr bar, he was
Successful and popular. While absent from out
city, we will venture q say that he has lost none
OF his legal acumen or narrowed his judgment
consequently his Old friends and clients are likely
10 find him even more useful and serviceabe thar
ever. His Office is now located at the corner O.
Camp and Grayer streets, over the Canal Bank
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

WHERE no TNsIRE-The London and Lancashire
Fine Insurance Company has capital of $1,000
o0- in gold, aal takes risks upon every deserip-
ton Of merchandise, household goods and build
iugs at current ratios. R. G. Musgrove is It's gem
eral agent, ami John 7. Heath its secretary, Its
office IS al the corner of Carondelet and Peraido
s2ceta, and Ill losses VI ii lie paIa Immediately
! after adjustment,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

Mr.. c, H. Zimmerman, Nos. 81 and 9G Canal
street. is fully prepared to furnish his friends
and "the rest of mankind,a with any and every
thing in the iewelry line We are pleased to no.
tice the return of our friend, Mr.. Jos. Eaer, the
well-known and careful matchmaker, who will
resume the management of Zmmermann's watch
department. Under his management there is
every assurance that business intrusted to his
charge will receive the best attention.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

LOUIS ROSE, vs.. DANIEL WOLF. Third District Court
of New Orleans, No. 81,
pK VIRTUE OF and in obedience to an
- order of sale rendered October Path 1866 directed
by the Honorable the Third District Court of New Orleans in
the above entitled will proceed to sell AZ public
auction, WEDNESDAY, the 7lh day Of November 1866,
a0 o'clock my Warehouse No. % Jefferson street. in
the Second District OF this city,
TWO BOXES OF LEATHER.
Attached in the above suit.
R5F-TzRHs-Cash on the spot HARRY T. HAYS,
Sheriff of ths Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
sEENRENF,s 49,.

CITY or NEW ORLEANS, FoR THE USE. AND Bgyg.
fit of the McDonogh School Fuul, Vs. Pierre Cazsar Jr
and Nolbers Trspagnier-rhira District Court Of New
Orjeans--Fo 1888.
pY VIRTUE of n writ of feri faefas
- agatns Pierre ezear r to dectedby the honorable
the hird District Court of New Oreau in above entitled
cause, By consent Of parties Interested therein,
and AuetionseFs Exchange Royal street between Canal
CuAtomopse 10 the Second District or this cty n
FRIDAY, the 9Th day Of November 1886 IL O'Clock NJ
Twohundred and fifty Cords Of WOOD or less no on
Cazelar's Plantation situated an til,
right bank Of the Mississippi ryer and lying patty in th
Parish Of Orleans and partly in the Parishes Of
Pl7quemnes
Seized in the above suit.
szY-T TgRAs-CaSn on the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

GEO. W. HoMAN.-At IA Royal street carpets
are made and laid at the shortest notice. On
every description of work which relates to the
furnishing of apartments Mr.. Homan is ready to
lend his services at reasonable rates. He pays
special attention to the arrangement of plain or
Lambrequin curtains in a manner which shall
most set off an apartment.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

Dress makes the man, nine times out of ten. A
well dressed and presentable person is seldom
Stunned or neglected by his friends, while the
shabby and sloyenly individual is avoided even by
his relatives. We would therefore advise our
young friends who are beginning life to 60 at once
to Garthwaite. Lewis & stuarts, Nos. 81 and SO
Camp street, and purchase themselves an outfit,
preparatory to making an attempt at getting
places. Well dressed men stand chance, for
order and Industry generally 90 hand in hand.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

SEwING.-The Florence sewing machine claims
to work with more rapidity and less noise than
any now before the public. Thos. Isabel is its
agent, at No. Baronne street. See advertise
ment in this mornings CRESCENT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
HARRY t. HAYS,
Sheriff of the Parish of 0rleRnI


SUCCESSION OF THE LATE j. j. MCCORMACK, De.
ceasedSecond District Court of New orieansNo. a6.
RY VIRTUE OF and In obedience to an
~ order Of sale rendered Sept % 1866 and to ma directed
in the above entitled matter will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and AuCtoneers Exchange
Royal street between Canal and Customhouse Streets il
the Second District of this city TUESDAY the Both day
of October 1865 at u O'Clock for of said
sion the following described properly, yizz:-
l. a CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, SIT
lying and being in Concorda parish in this State de
sclbed as follows The northeast of southeast quar-
ter of section twenty three @ the south half of the south
west west half of the southeast quarter the
south half of the northeast quarter Of section
fractional northwest quarter of section twenty in
township five north range east the land district
north of he'd hve containing three huodred and ninety
four 0O acres according the official plat of the
oflands in the land office of Louisiana per patent No
dated 2st June 1859 Registered in the record of patents
Baton Rouge, in vol g. page 202
2 A CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, sitl-
uaed lying and being in St Helena parish in this Stae
containing two hundred and seventy lass
and bounded the north by lands of Owen j. DorelR
the east by Dixon, on the
south by lands of R. j. Carter and the by lands
r. j. Garter and lands Of the estate of L. j. Ga5seoe de
ceased
Rs-TERMs-Cash the spot.
HARRY II. HANS,
Sheriff of the parish of0rlbans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

SOMETHING WHICH EVERY FAMILY SHOULD
HAvE.-In our opinion there are few specifics for
cholera, Indigestion OF even Dyspepsia, which can
compare with the preparation now being intro
duced into this market by Messrs. W. II. Renning
6C CO., the wholesale and retail grocers at.Nos. 95
and 81 Camp street. We speak of the Angostura
Bitters They are preparation put up by one of
The most celebrated chemists and pharmacologists
of the day, and wherever tried have won the CON
fdence Of the public. Correcting all the func-
tional arrangements brought about by the pecu-
liarties o. our climate; and effectng cures by the
building up and renewing of exhausted systems,
the general opinion appears to be that they ap-
proach as near to the q" Elixer of Life" as it is
possible for human genius to discover. And while
possessing all those estmable qualities, these bit
tiers are agreeable to the taste and prove popular
even with the general drinker as being superior in
flavor to anything else hitherto used for cocktails
and "pusse cafItes." We advise our readers to
give them trial, not only when they go to a coffee
house for an appetiser, but for use in their fami
lies; our reasons will be apparent when they read
the accumulated evidence in their favor published
in tHe CRESCENT this morning by Messrs Hennng
q Co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

hing and Lazelle, atfODals and gymnasts. were
about commencing their performances on the
within each other, when the bolt loosened in one
of the burrs atthe upper end of the pole, and the
rope gave way, precipitatng both men headlong
to the ground, a distance of thirty feet Mr..
located and besides received some G internal m 's pn d
ries. Mr.. Lazelle received severe confusion of
the brain and other injuries. Their escape from
instant death was miraculous.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

MEssRs. Tucker Il TuuRMoND,-This is the
style of new commission and cotton brokerage
3irm which has been established in Shreveport by
Major George Tucker and Mr. O. G. Thurmond
These gentlemen are both experienced business
men, and are fully alive to tie Importance of the
location at which they are established to our
commercial prosperity, At the head of naviga-
ton on the lower Red River, the terminus of the
Southern Pacific Railroad, which penetrates into
the heart Of Texas; and its convenience to the
regions of Eastern Texas, Southern Arkansas and
Northern Louisiana, make Shreveport town of
very great commercial Importance. The loca-
tion therefore, of two such men as Messts.
Tucker " Thurmond at that point is exceedingly
fortunate, and We hope that the pecuniary result
will show the wisdom Of their choice OF location
They propose to do legitimate commission bust
ness, and invite consgnments of manufactured
goods, agricultural implements, provisions
liquors, etc, Goods consigned to them will no
come in competition with their own stock, as the
sell nothing for their own account. We co'mmen
this rev firm to the readers of the CRESCENT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29
HARRY T. HAYS,
Sheriff Of the ParislA of Orleans.

SUCCESSION OF THE LATR r. V. MONTAGUE, DE.
ceased--Secoud District Court Of New Oreaas-No 2T 2
DIX VIRTUE of. md In ObedlerAce to, an or
ID der OF sale rendered Sepembet Z 1866 and directed
by honorable the Second District Court Of New Orleans
auction at the Neighbours a9d Anctiene' Exchange Royal
Second District of the city, SATU RDAY the Sd day Of
November 1866 at IL O'Clock for onn Of said successon
certain Promissoy Noe, being the words and figures
as follows, viz:
$T4GS 81. RIcH MoED LA, Jan. 5, 1860.
Three years after date pr mis- to nav to The order of
Robert Montague seven thou four hundred and
eight dollars and eighty Is received with eight
per een interest from date TN paid payable the CHI zens'
r. B. CUNNINGHAM
tSigned Ne Yarietur, Ric nmOnd La January ) 1861
l.. NJ BOYCE,
Recorder
TERMS This being tn second and auction tue saft
Note will be definitely ndicaed the highest and last bid
der for whatever W bring twelve months credit th
purchaser furnishing Noud with good and solvent stcuty II
The satisfaction of ne Curator Of this suggestion Said pur
chaser shall have deduct pay cash the
printing Sherh e and Clerks lees ay the of Sl60)
HARRY 4. HAYS
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-29

Nelligan & Nash sell this day, at IL o'clocl;
A. NJ, on leyee, foot of Lafayette street. 1O0C
sacks oats and corn, for account of whom tmay
concern. Also, at Il O'Clock Nj, at IA Carondele
street, pack saddles md harness, damaged by tht
late fire.