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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

A SPLENDID STocK OF CLoAKs-We called in
the store of Messrs. Gueble u Nippert Saturday,
and took a look at that splendid assortment of
ladies coaks which they have just received from
Paris-and which, by the way, were manufactured
under thepersona supervision OF Madame Gueble,
whose superior taste cannot he denied by all who
know her. These cloaks are eXposedfor sale in
room expressly fitted up for the purpose, which,
on account of the fine light and splendid fixtures
and furniture, cannot be eXceed i'll the city. The
garety of the cloas is too great for us to particu
Iarize, but we will say that no lady ought to buy
until she has seen them, for they appeared
10 beautiful and so tasty to us, that We thought
each one we inspected more and more beautiful.
Ir. Ulysse Guerruger has charge of this depart
nent, which is sufficient of itself to make the la
Lies comprehend that they will be attended to in
he most courteous manner, while making their
elections.
Fl The balance of the stock of Messrs. Gueble &
Jippert was also selected by Mr. and Mrs Guebe,
yho remain constantly in Paris, and is rich, ele.
gant and fashionable. See for yourselves.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

NELLIGAN & NAsH's SALEs.-We call attention
to their sale of real estate, horses, mules, bugges,
ETC., as per advertisements
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

j. NJ, ORTOL VS.. HIS OREDITORs-SIXTH DISTRICT
Couit of New OrIeans--So. ,259
pY VIRTUE Of and in obedience TO an Or
ID der OF sale, rendered October 5th 1865 and TO me
directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court OF
leans, in the entitled matter will proceed
sell public auctiop at the Merchants and Auctone
Exchan Royal street Canal and CusIomhouse
in the Second District Of this city TUESDAY,
the 9Th day Of November, 1866 at IL O'Clock NJ:
The ScuGner c. W CHAPLIN together with all he Tackle
Rigging she now lies in the Mississippi at the foot OF
MGntelIt street. in the Thud District Of this city.
ES- TERHs-Cash On the spot. -
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Messrs. Kern & Shearcr, cotton factors, an
nounce by caro- published elsewhere that they
have removed to Il6 Cavundelet street, where
their business will in future be conducted The
press Of business is gradually eawyngonr factors
higher and higher up CaTondctet street, and
though ?Lessrs. Kern e Shearer are in the ad-
Z vance guard now, We look 10 see them very soon
surrovnded by others. an example set by SO
4 goo5 a house, and such asacioos business men
s IL hound to be followed
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15
VIM s. yANMETER ct ais, VS.. EDWARD 8. BUTLER
Fourth District Court Of New Oreans-No. II 655.


DY VIRTUE OF and in obedience to an
ID oder Of sale rendered september l2h, 1856, and
directed by the Honorable the Fourth strict Court
orleans in the entitled cause will proceed to sell
public auction Merchants and AuctiHnesrs Exchange
Rya street between Canal Gustehnuse streets in the
Second District Of this city, on MONDAY the 18th DAY OF
October, 1856 II o'clock NJ; . ,
The STEAMBOAT WARREN BILLIE, together with all
her Furniture Tackle Apparel Machinery, etc, as she new
ie in the Mississippi river left bank near the Iooacco ware
house below
seq aesered in the above suit
RS7HTEKss--Cash the spot.
HARRY r. HAYS,
81 parisl lanE ear
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

VNNE PHILOSOPHY Or. wARuHsaE-
The four lectures entitled The @hnos0phy Of Marriage,
way New York he hai in Eaw Orleans nj Nj F Keller,
81 Row street. Price % Gerry fes post snyvhsrc,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15
IA RRY 7. HAYS,
Sheriff OE Il 10 Parish of Orleans.

SUCCESSION OF THE LATE R. " MONTAGUE DE
cenSed, Second District Court of Ne Orleans No 27 25
DIV WIRTUE of and ma obedience to an
I'D order Of sale rendered Septru iber L 1866
directed by the norabe h Second District Court of New
Oria the above ed mnttP will proceed to sell
public auction at the Msrc9ants aTd Ancaeers Exchange
Royal street. between Canal and ustpmhouse streets I'll
Second District of the city SA TURDAY the Goth day of
October 1866 at II lock, Of said succession
certain promissury note beip III The words and figures
follows, viz:
ST4DS 81. RlfcHMoFp, La, Jan. s. 1862
Three years after date pr Mise yGy the orlhr
Robert Montague tho usand and fOur hundred
eighJ dollars and eighty four vac received with eigh
per cent interest from date tp paid payable the Chzen
Bank of Louisiana, Mt New Orleans
r. B. CUNNINGHAM.
tSigned) Ne yaretar, RiGhmond La, January s. 1860.
L. NJ. BOYCE,
Recorder.
R5yATERMs--Cnsh on the sJ,ot.
HARRY t HAYS, 't
Sheriff OF the Parish OF OrleRns
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

CoAL.-We invite the attention OF consumers of
coal to the card of Messrs Logan Farrell deal
ers in Pttsburg and English cannel coal, at M. 10
Baronne street, near Canal stree. This firm will
promptly supply any demand.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15
HARRY T. HAYS,
Sheriff of the Parish OF o rleans

LOUISA FLOWER wife, vs.. CIAs COLLINS, Il usband-
seyenth Judicial District Court, Parish Of Pc Cou
pee-No 673.
ID directed by the Honorable the Seventh Judicial
District Court, Parish of Pointe COupee in the
entitled cause will proceed to sell pub lie auation
Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange 0yal street.
between Canal and Cusomhousa streets the Second Da
trt of this city, MONDAY, the 18th day of October,
1866 at L O'Clock the following described pr 5perty viz
ALL THE RIGHT TIPUE ANa INTEREST Of defend
Charles Collins in and to certain Judgment rendered by
District of Orleans dr1y
Fe uary 1866 in the suit of charles Collins ais N
1882 of the docket OF said Coz
all right title and Of the said dee ndant
Collins and the sad against the iudnr the
which is now pending appeal il the Supreme
said suit and Judgment bel the Of the
deTed u-wit: for twelve thousand f hundrst
ephyfour Dollars 4S4 ID IT'S three
years from date and Tor fourteen tnou sand six hundred
and fort! seven dollars and fifty ce' ats CSlL647 50
payabe four years om date both dated 18th day OF MAY
1860 heang eight per per interest from ma
Seized in the above suit.
HJ~ TERms-This being the second last auction, the
last bidder whatever 1t viii bring at tr ,eve months credit
the purchaser furnishing bend with good and security
bearing i've cent interest anpun from date unt final
cash the amount Of printing Sherifs and Clerks fees
about $l35
HA RRY T. HAYS,
CIariF FF fln H.1aa
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1ep Orleans zlatlG Q{featellt,
Are Youa Mason q"

From the Flag of our Uni nj
Rev Mr.. Magil, rector of St. Paui's church
Peru, Illinois, being asked the above question by
lady, responds as follows:
| am one of q band
Who will faithfully stand
In the bonds Of affection and love,
have knocked at the door,
Once wretched and poor,
And there for admission stood
By the help of a friend,
Who assistance did lend,
succeeded an entrance to GAIN
Was received in the West,
By command from the East,
But not without feeling some pain.
Here my conscience was taught
With moral quite iraught
With sentiments holy and true;
Then onward travelled,
To have it unFaveled
| What Hiram intended to do.
Very soon to the East
Imade known my request,
And "llghtn by command did attend
When, 10! perceived,
In due form revealed,
a Master and Brother and Friend.
Thus far have | stated,
And simply related
What happened when was made free;
But Eve passed" " since then,
And was raised y up again
To sublime and ancient degree.
Then onward I marched
That might be Arched,
And fUd out those treasures long LOST
When behold bright flame,
From the midst Of which came
A voice which my ears did accost. ..
Throrpl +hn q voitu - 7 than wont
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

,DETER &c. BAOSV-
IMPOaTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN DRUC4s
PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, OILS, WINDO%
DLAss, GLASSWARE PERFuMERY, TIC, ETC
BoS. 8S and 8s North A7nin sir eet,
sstween Pine and Olive, ii I,,,is. 40.
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DRUGS, PHRFuMERY, ETC.

62suAfna7 nSUa STORE
a. IL FRONT LEyEE Opposite the ALGIgRs FERRY
LANDING, HEW ORLEANS
8bN atock o. hedicgos aaps Compound, will DC foun
SUPERIOR complete. ghe patronage " public
taso9ct.ng aol!citsa by the p-tprletpr,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

About Seventy head Of gentle Cattle including Mich Cows
and Gales WaritO ken, Best Cattle etc
One Mule. fonrtePn Mule and OK arts, two Wagons
Ope lot Old Pows, lot of Catpenters and CoQpers
Tools one anvil three Plantation Bells.
And 07 Old Furniture too tedious to entmerate
All Of said Plant well improved and have been in
high of cultivation. and Of fertility Of soil
exec led nv any lands Louisiana, and situated
he aue ship crops all Of the year and any
part of the phe TIE lands auval and adapted the
culture OF sugar cane, cotton thbgcco corn oats
toes etc and frnita Of all kinds and varieties
TERMS Ons .thirdo the price Of adud
cation ba.9d cash and the balance credit Of
two years the day Of sale in equal nsalments, and
made ayAbs order of the of said and
conditioned bear eight cent per interest fOm
until paid and the properly :uscepble Of mortgage q
specially mort gBd in favor Of said estate until
full and entire payment of said notes and interest
i VIM r. HaIFGEIGH+ Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Parish Of st. Mary Sept Sth, 1856.
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

parents 44 west Twenty eighth street. on Monday after
noon, at three O'Clock.
VALERINo-On Saturday April 28 after short illness
of acute bronchitis, JUAN MANUEL VALBRIsO. native OF
Santiago de Cuba, Island of Cuba aged 66 years.
Tho friends OF the family respectfully invited TO a.
tend the funeral without further notice, at the Church
OF the Nativity Second avenue near Third street, on
monday morning. at half past ten O'Clock where high
mass Of requiem will take place His romans will be
conveyed TO Calvary Cemetery.
Won GUIsH.-On Saturday, April 2S, of Inflammation
Of the lungs W. vOs GULICH, OF Hamen, Hanover, Ger
many, aged ~ years
His friends invited TO attend the funeral this Sun
day. afternoon, at three O'Clock, from German Eyange
ica church. In Sohermerhorn street. between Court and
Boerum streets, Brooklyn L. l.
WARNKR.-0n Friday April ~, JOHN WARNKE, only
son OF John and Agnes warnke, aged months and "a
days
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon
parents No. lis Third avenue
WMLs-On Friday. April q, MARY A WILLS, wife Of
7. j. Wells, aged IS years
Tho relatives and friends invited to attend the
funeral from hor late residence at Fort Lee j., this
Sunday morning. at eleven O'Clock. The steamboat A.
Winans leaves foot of Canal street at hafpast nine
o'clock
wEsooAr.-In Brooklyn Saturday, April %. Of lcon-
sumption, HENRY WEscoAr, native OF st. Thomas, WI,
aged 40 years
YousG-on Thursday, April 20, ROBERT Young, in the
44th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence 296
West Nineteenth street. this Sunday afternoon at two
O'Clock His remains will be taken TO Greenwood for in
terment.
Hamilton Scotland, Advertiser please copy.
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

men are doing as well could be expected under the
circumstances
From the jackson Clarion learn that in Winston
county the crops all very forward and promising
GENERAL SOUTHERN PROSPECTS.
The crops Of every character in the South says cor
respondent at Montgomery Of the Memphis Bulletin,
will be very far from average this More cotton
is cultivated than imagined when | left home. II
the continues propitious there will be produced
at least two millions of bales In Mississippi Alabama,
Georgia Arkansas portions of Tennessee they are
planting and have planted cotton very extensively consd
ering the general bankru pit condition of the people and
their diminished supply of labor, and other restricted
facilities. In many portions OF the country they Will
rely upon the West and Northwest for grain bacon and
-four Their wheat crop in many portions will be par
tal failure Tennessee and Kentucky will cultivate
produce but a comparatively scany crop of tobacco
For several years to the entire South viii be de-
pendent upon the West for horses, cattle, mules and
h0Qs
The New York herald., 1866-04-29
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


FEpRioAS-SErroS-At the residence OF the brides
parents on Wednesday, April IS bv the Rev A. Don.
nelly, PATRICK =. FrRReAS to MARY J. sKIroS. Both Of
this city
H,vExs-CuaxByRLIy-- Thursday April o. al the
residence OF the brides parents, by Rev c. Foss, JonA
THAN N. HAvESs TO AUGUSTA, daughter Of Amos 8.
Chambern.
HALIKY-znxry Non Wednesday April is, at the North
Presbyterian church, by Rev Thomas street, JAMS A.
HALEY TO KAYE ZuKrS Both OF this city.
Observation-Disclosures Nswtown, on Thursday,
April 90 by the Rev. J. Knox, PrIyR W. HKNrHnL, of
this city, 70 Bessie ~ WINTERS OF Newtowp, l. J., STEP
daughter Of the late J. b Shears. No cards
HrsrEp-Hoyr.-0n Thursday, April 20, at Napanock,
v Y, by the Rev. J. " Leyick, HARay c. HrsrED, OF
HrELAr-Sr,SpoRp. Thursday, April 20, by the
Rev Dr. Tying 81 Marks church, JoHS y. HrxLAr Of
Brooklyn, 10 Miss ELLA STAMFORD, Of New York.
MARrTN--DrrYy Thursday evening, April e, AZ
ST. Stephens church. by Rev. Dr hcGynn, Mr. PArRick
MARTIN 70 Miss MARY Asv DurrY.
MovIrov-HrSrm. Thursday, April ., by the
Rev. Alex. Mclean, pastor of the Lexington Avenue
Methodist Episcopal church, GARY j. horLroS 10 TILs
II HrNrrR, all of this city. No cards.
MotIrR-GopwiS. Thursday April 26, at 81.
James church. by the Rev DR. Mcekcr assisted by the
Rev. DR. wedekird, GRoper h. MoLLER TO kNMA l..
Gopws daughter u Joseph Il Goodwin. ESQ., all Of this
city
Rocxss-Jsrrsrs On Thursday evening, April c6 at
ST. Luke's Episcopal church. by the Rev. J. Tuttle
Wv. RoeERs 70 MAnyy JsvrxNs, both Of ths city
srsoSG-ABoRs On Wednesday, April 2s, at o-sre
wntIAs I. srsoso, of New York city, 70 MAsr uHAsA
daughter Of Mr Robert W. Aborn.
BRrrlx On Friday evening, April ~. =, his
rsxi,urs in tha city LvuAS uwtrr ~ aged b. ysars
The New York herald., 1866-04-29
Police Intelligence.


BOLD THEFT IN CHATHAM srREET-THE MONEY
RECOVERED.
On Friday afternoon John Meyer, oysterman
twentysix years Of age met Edwin Harford stranger
in the saloon "a North William street and commenced
a conversation with him. Meyer represented that he
owned the place. and after gaining the confidence OF Mr.
Hartford offered to go with him to the store No II Chat
ham street to purchase some clothing On entering the
place Hartford took off his coat Of the pockets OF
which were ten 500 Treasury notes. $50 BILL $40
gold piece and few small bills, amounting in the aggre
gate to ,0s2, and placed it on counter in the front
He then asked step the part Of the
store, and as he did so Meyer took the wallet con-
tanning the treasure from Mr.. Marford's coat
pocket s,s. and ran ran on, on with with it. The loss was
when the victim proceeded 10 the Oak street police
ton and gave information TO Captain Thorne. Detec-
once search of the thief and the same
evening succeeded in arresting Meyers In q drinking
place corner Of Bayard and Elizabeth streets In posses
sion Of the prisoner found all tho stolen money with
the exception Of twelve dollars. Yesterday afternoon
Meyer arragned before Justice Dowlng and plead
for trial in default Of bail The defendant is twenty
years Of age native Of Germany, and says he lives
the Atlantic Hotel, corner of New Bowery and Oliver
street. Mr. Harfords residence is the OF North
Third and Prospect streets, Jersey City.
BOLD STREET ROBBERY.
Mrs. Anna C. Tatem, in passing through East Thirty
third street, near Madison avenue, yesterday ap
preached from behind by young man giving his name
as John G. Allen, who wrenched from her hand satche
which he away. Mrs Tatcm followed in pursuit
and, meeting a gentleman on horseback, made known
her loss to him, whereupon he gave chase TO the fug
tive, and succeeded in running him down. Officer Back
Of the Twenty precinct up about that time and
took charge OF Allen On searching him at the station
house all the property stolen from Mrs. Tatem was
found in his possession Allen taken before Justice
Connolly, and being unable TO procure 81 600 bail
locked up for trial
ALLEGED THEFT OF HORSE.
0cer Holmes Of the Twenty third precinct arrested
V.A- n,0,r, L-rhS
about twelve o'clock Friday night suspicion OF steal
ing horse and saddle, valued nj over S40O which he
had In his possession. Yesterday morning Mr.. Nathan
J. Hall, living in Lexington avenue appeared and
claimed the property. He said that the prisoner who
was his employ had been entrusted with the horse
and saddle take board OF the steamboats, bound
for Connecticut, TO which State Mr. Hall is about
moving Duny, however, disobeyed instructions and as
alleged intended TO sell the horse and saddle and appro
pirate the proceeds TO his own use Justice Connolly
was returned 10 the owner.
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

ioai .$4, ,ooo, f4O
An increase the previous year Of $780, 979 The
operating expenses were S2749,e56 leaving for net
earnings 81, ,046, ,7Ss.
The Chicago and Great Eastern Railroad earned during
the third week of April $25, ,639-an increase the
corresponding period in 1855 of $1O,0ls.
The Boston Advertiser Of to-day says
Money is plentiful and cheap, and borrowers in good
standing able to get all the accommodations they
want at per cent call, and in the present cond
ton Of the market the cas likely TO be deferred
until the loans have covered considerable me The de-
mand from borrowers although moderately active is
still insufficient to absorb surplus balances and the large
amounts OF capital seeking employment are depressing
the rates OF interest and absorbing the desCrp
tons Of securities at such high figures to
reduce the interest seven hires about per cent
The Chicago Tribune of Thursday remarks
Owing to increased activity in the produce trade the
money market was quite brisk, and our bankers had
the privilege Of extending their discount lines to their
entire satisfaction Happily deposits have been much
heavier than usual for day or two past and they
good shape to accommodates their customers The market
however not Close for the bankers generally taking
all the good that is offered at 10 cent annum
Inferior paper is discounted by private brokers and
bankers at ! per cent per month. The supply Of
Eastern exchange increasing but the demand is quite
active and leading bankers are yet forced to main
tain their balances In New York by shipments Of cur
rency The rates, however, are steady at par buying
and 110 premium selling. Round lots were sold to-day
among bankers at premium Of 6oc o6c per thousand
The New York herald., 1866-04-29
S HIPPING NEW S.
Fort Of New York. April 80, 1866.
ALMANAC FOR YoRK-fHy DAY
SUN RISES ........... or MOON eve
SETS. b3 HIGH WATER. eve


CLEAREn
Steamship City OF Boston (Br Brooks, Liverpool-John
steamship George Cromwell. Vail, New orleans-H
Steamship Evening Star. Delaney, New orieans-JAs
Steamship Livingston Baker. Savannah ah-avngston,
Steamship Missouri Loveand, savannah-Sarrison q
Steamship Zodiac Childs Morehead City-Murray Ferris
Steamship Haeras Parrish, Norfolk, City Point and Rich
steamship Niagara Couch Norfolk City Point ana Rich
Steamship Franconia, Sherwood. Portand-h Cromwell
steamship Nereus. Bearse Boston-Nsptupe Steamship
steamship " Clyde, Powell, Boston-w Clyde;
sss: da.ss ns'
BARK Glasgow Gs Rag srssA Koo
Bark PrSdsesse Xe.sndr. DAM, Weldon, Demarnra and
BARK jane cose Gi r, Hi St Thomas Marsh
Bark xsmnr ssr JShnson Hsasua.wnydeli Co.
BARK Faush.a Baiiaah lBr Doyle Pictou, Ks-B + Small
Brig Ide (swed), Girerstedt, Gransemouth-slOman 4
S.is Harriet Br, Jansen Rio arande de sul-sanchez
.4rIg Craze worthinston Ggr. Rggant Belize uon-F
sriS S4yassi's lss Tuae f.i@cais J.-HocSff yrl,S
@ %e by ysaS sk 5qss
Brig Nazarine tBr), Murphy, Port Prnce-D Dewolf
Brig F Nash Long g Mstanzs.mBrett Son Z Co.
sT ds. Irvine
srPw H0ushs0n
soSr fheSs: Tgrrc.. s. Martins Potter ACo
schr Margaret Lucy (Br Crossisy, St Johns NFBsnt
sehr Nary Barden Br,, Le Blanc. Harbor Grace, Nr-P
scSr Smith, smith. charieston-xurray. Ferris Co.
sehr Rozina johnson, Johnson Plymouth. Nc-r Bon.
ss.. 5sns
81, s:sis: s:,:s s SsisS; S:
S:a tsa
Sc ss;.s sses qss Hsssis Stamford
sisss sssss s.S Haven. ''"'''''
Sloop Emily, Allen. Bridgeport.
Steamer wsmsutta, Springer, New Bedford-Ferguson
s.sa%,hip LA hsf.yet.e r, Lsm.rs m,yrs Ap,ii T. and
-sts.%sIp Siy q Pori Prince; Curtis: April
Prince ss ' with 1 %d.s and aps: pss
New Via
Steamship Linda rheobad Apalachicoa April IT, via Key
steamship Andrew Fletcher Blnkerhoh Beaufort, Nc
Steamship John Gibson YOUNG Ae,.ndr. 40 hours with
mfss apS % cr'TS: co
M G rsssS Ssss As' M ,s s 9ge
spoke bark Hamilton Mitchell r from Adelaide
DON 45 days
Bark Frank Lovett tBr). Cam, Antwerp 4s days. with
mdse and Il passengers, to Boyd Hncked Had three
deaths ON the passage April lat a. lou So spoke bark
Pearl from Boston for Antwerp.
Brig Newbury (of BOSTON,, howes Indianola, q days.
pany Kate walksr for HYorR sS
schr Agate (of Proyincetown Cook Genaye6 Is days,
with ogwood &c to Brett Son Co. 2st inst of Inagia
spoke bark Victoria, from 81 Marc for New York
Schr A Howe Burgess, Charleston.
Schr Monson, Dayton, Baltimore.
Schr Typhoon Philadelphia for Boston
schr Emily, Morrel, Eli.abethport for Stamford.
Schr Cyprus, Norton Elizabehport for Boston,
Schr Mebourne, Parsons, Elizabehport for Boston.
Schr Adele Felicia Endcott Elzabethport Newport
Schr VIM II Mitchell. Cole, Machias.
schr James Parker. Jr Gett Pawtucket for Elizabeth
port.
schr Ard, Rarker, Norwich for Ehzabethpot.
Steamships Hibernia America, Teutonis, City Boston,
Evening Star, Geo Cromwell, Veteran, Livingston Mis-.
souri,, saragossh, Zodiac. Niagara, Hateras.
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

d. SUNDAY, MAY D.
American Female Guardian Society-Rcformed Dutch
fhurch, Fifth Avenue and Twenty ninth street. hapast
Bowen O'Clock IN the evening.
Church Ant8lAyery 5ociety-Church Of the Puritsns.
bafpast seven O'Clock In the evening
/ American and Foreign Ghrstisn Union sermon "
The New York herald., 1866-04-29

recovery TO i2s& the closing quotation being l2sk
". The export OF specie, amounted V only sa.600,
making for tho week S7sss The range Of the market
since the commencement OF the year has been