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(from tho Southern Cultivator1
Premium OrOpS-lIalf Acre OF, Turnins

TfeAlttll OFOpS-llall acre or TUrniDS,
CoMMUNIcATED, FROM TRANSACTIONS OF ruR EAsr
ALABAMA AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, DY TIE SR0-
RETARY. go ."' ~
We, tho undersigned, having examined one-haIf of
an acre OF turnips, grown by Col Geo. p HarrisoJ,.
and having seen ten feet of on average of the sae
gathered and measured, do hereby certify the yieId
OF the same to DO six hundred and twelve and one.
half (o12D bushels Of roots, and egiitcGh kun}ird
and thirty.scyen and one-half {1S37A) bushels of
closely pressed tops '"
oa., J. r. pADGETT.
The above Is respectfully entered IN constet;t;S,
for the largest and best crop Of 6n 0i
half Of an acre. .g. ! 'T..1 ra},Iy4y Iun,
The land selected was new ground, of a igrey,
sandy soil. Tho timber was cut of In the si,Tink
and tho lot cow-pcnned till about the frat 0filTHIS'
repeated plowings. About tile last Of July lid +
off in drills fifteen inches apart, and Bowed h Tia
drills about one hundred pounds Gogu62S ifaleSfIo
Gu1no covered this by drawing the drill nearly, full
Of earth with rako. The seed was then sowed on
the MANURE and again covered with tho rake The
plants came up promptly, giving fine stand. WHEN
they were three or four inches high they, were
worked thoroughly with the hoe, cleaning out, all
weeds and grass; stirred the earth GENERALLY AID
thinned out to stand. About tho first Of Sebtorh-
bcr, it was worked over again with heHhoo The
variety Of seed soWn was "Ruta bags" The yield
IS exhibited by the above certificate.
would state that the tops alona would pay for
height, from three to three aud half feet
Respectfully submitted,
%|.' GEO. P. HARRISON.
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October 90, 1868.

The half acre planted in cotton as described, was
piece of old pine land, light sandy Boil-would pro-
duce with ordinary culture and common seed about
three hundred pounds to tho acre. seed cotton. I
COW penned the piece last winter. In tho spring
turned the manure under with turn-shoyel plow,
and followed with eub-soil. About the middle Of
April crossed tho piece with the SCOOTER and fol.
lowed with the sub.soil again The 26th Of April I
opened burrows three feet apart, and in tho bottom
Of tho furrow put in 200 pounds Of Soluble Pacific
4nan9; threw two burrows on this, with turn
planted three seed to hl fifteen inches apart and
thinncd out to stand of two stalks When the
% cotton was up three inches high, / ran around it
hoe. The variety of cotton planted was the Dickson,
hybridzcd by my long staple. In the early season
the crop suffered as much as stbsoiled land could
suffer from drought, and later suffered from too
much rain. The l4th Of September the worms took
i, stripping every leaf and young boil lcsscning tho
product nearly onehalC @
~. CHARLES A. PEABODY.
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e-M-ssf- 7s.s
fertilizer ;thatits unequaled facilities can spfo
duoe, and, 9piaca By an venlgdtened poGcSy, I'LL
is recognized by them as their highest interest
to put it into market at q minimum profit on
its cost, by which policy its use is extended.
Tho Company looks to small profits, large safes,
returns on surplus capital invested in legiti-
mato business of great public utility. W..
1t is d we'll recognized principle that capi"
tai, aggregated from surplus means, can be
employed at less rate of compensation than
can be afforded by private capital hence, it
is true that in oil enterprises in which large
means facilitate economy in production, pri-
gated surplus capital.
For the foregoing reasons it must be con-
ceded: First-That the Pacific Guano Com
pany possesses the ability to furnish the country
with a FERTILIZER easder It's trode mark Of SoLU-
BILE PAc1F1o GUANo, of the highest real
excellence at the lowest possible cost to the
farmer.
Secondly-That the only true policy of the
Company, dictated by ordinary prudential care
for its interests, is to use all its resources to
furnish the best possible products that its un-
cqualed facilities can bring to the markets.
Thirdly-That its character, capital and ma
| ter7ot interests are such as in the nature Of
things furnish the surest guarantee of the con-
tinued excellence Of their fertilizer and en-
titles the Company to the highest claims to
public confidence.
Fourthly-That Company like this, in
yolving the permanent investment of large
capital founded upon solid basis; the opera
tions of which are managed by men of the
highest mercantile standing; the products of
which are adapted TO tie promotion of the most
important Of aU branches Of industry; we think
we may say, it will be conceded. that Com
pany such as this, sustains unimportant
| relation to the agricultural interests of tho
| country.
NoTE.--lt is necessary for us to note tho
lact, that in consequence Of the reputation
acquired by the Soluble Pacific G,lano, as
brought into market by this Company, the
same name has been given to fertilizers of
totally different character and quality, for
which the Pacific Guano Company is in no way
responsible, and it is not improbable some
have been deceived. Hence, it is necessary
for us to caution consumers to see to it that
they procure the genuine product of this Com
pany, the evidence of which is the names of
The undersigned, branded on each bag, as agents
for the Company, otherwise the article is not
genuine.
: JOHN s. REESE s. co.
General Agents for the
Pacific Guano Company,
BALTIMORE, MD.
(fr+on' tie Columbus Enquirer, Sept 1oM, 1861
A Great Crop, Notwithstanding the Worms,
We yesterday visited the plantation Of Mr.. G. A
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Making total OF fifteen hundred and nnety-nine
lbs. of clean cotton picked And from careful o.
animation this day Of the half acre. we believe there
will DO $50 lbs Of clean cotton picked from tho
half acre. which will make tho crop on The half
acre S149 lbs) twenty-one hundred and forty.nihe
pounds. s. L. HULLIN'!@N
#. N. STAFFORD,
QINnAIr
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CENTRAL TR ANsIF COMPANY
CHAuTEE......................

We the undersigned agree t. form ourselves into Cor
poration under the laws of the Sta of
larry set forth for the corporations for
OF Public improvement and Utility Revised Statutes Of
1856 and which hereto attached for the purpose prov
irg Railway and Telegraph Line from point the
Mississippi river opposite te the city Of New 0sans
ard thenee vie VerniOn by the most eligible
Sabine; at seine point below Rurkve to with the
Central Transit Company Texas thereby
Railroad Telegraph with the Rio Grande
utmsty with she Pacific a. San Bas these
have formed this the subond Charter have
signed the lame; adding to ares statement Of the
number and value Of shares and aggregate Of
spectiye Inscription TO said lompany.
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MEXICAN g. BASsTTrS SALES,
NEAT COTTAGE HOUSE IN 7Hz THIRD DISTRICT.
BY NELLIGAN d BAsETTI.
JAMES NELLreAS. Auctioneer,


0hice-No. l6l Common street.
TUESDAY, March Cd nj IA O'Clock, %
Il at TIE IT Charles Auction change 81 Charles
street, will he sold
ALOT OF GROUND situated In the Third District Of this
city. in square bounded BY devte Morales urquhaTt
Spain streets md 30 feet Mandevs
street By depth OF lis feet between parallel
Cottage House and buildings thereon div-
ded into two enements The house few stems from
the Claiborne street
THRNs-One half cash. balance At twelve months credit
with mortgs clause Of per attorneys and
interest Of per cent annum insurance and transfer of
policy.
The purchaser TO payment Of mortgage note Of
S6,O due EaFch az 1869
ct Of sale and u J. stamps the expense OF
the purchaser before A gro, notary lolic
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chsS. T. NASA'S SALES.
chkS. T. NASA'S SALES,
SPECIAL CARD
Or
CHAS. I. NASH,
Auctieneer and broker.

HAVING DE CLINED THE JOBBING INDOOR FUR
NlIUbE BUSINESS, will remove my efhce on March g.
ss from corner - Charles and Perddo streets No. m
SkANibR STREET between st Charles and Oarondelet
Streets Parties having goods IN my eaesrooms on sas Or
storage unless immediate received Concerning
viii be sold TO the highest bidder Daily snctlo
ses at Il O'Clock ny III take place at the pre,ent Auction
before tine OF removal. Having ecltned the JOBBINQ
INDOOR Furniture Business ONLY beg % inform
my friends and patrons, heretofore, will give strict
and personal attention TO all Outdoor aud other sales
NEAL ESTATE Scrps Stocks Bonds, etc Cargoes, Pro-
euce. Groceries, Dry Goods. Furniture, &C.
Thankful for past respect fully solicit confirm.
Of the same.
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WEsTEKN LANDS AND SECURITIES

In .se,Ian 10 Government state sne Railroad Bends and
stOcks We buy and cell LAM Illinois Wisconsin, Mime
scts, lows, Missouri, Kansas and heSrsaks
The highest s-ice paid for titles 70 LANDS SOLD Foh
TAXES
We s,so r,,.hs.. a. he's. rates LAND WARRANTS and
DIsOREDITED WESTERN COUNTY, CITY AND TOWN
BONDS
Correspondence solicited and any information required,
farnished without charge Address
AUSTIN ooReIF 90,
Bansers Now York City.
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III WEBEK,
BOOT, sBOE AND CATER MANUFACTURER,
Royal Street, corner Customhouse
New Orleans
Always on hand complete assortment of Fashionab
Boots and Congress Gsiters, OF every description.
orders solicited promptly attended TO- Repairing don
RIGAUD - CO.'S
PARTISAN PERFUMERY,

FnoDssd By the Empress Of the French aud sxtsDsysy
used n 81 fashionable circles for is Rxceencs and Sups
GRITTY.
EIGAUD = COS YLANGYLAN6 and MANILA
BOUQUET, the scent Rigsad Co the only I'M
Rortsr IN Europe Of the fragrant extract Of Ylangysad from
RiGAGb 4 co IS roLUrINB delicious Toilet water
superior 70 Ess Dc Cologne, Toiss Vinegar .FloFds
Wster
RIGAUD Z cos MIRANDA SOAP, srsuissssly peE
tuned .zd keeping rs fragrance TO the last.
RIGAuD co q MIRANDA P0xATUh, Tor pr1sery
hg and be fyng the hair
RIGAUD 1 CO.'S DENrOBNB, Q most agrsesoh
elixir for preserving the teeth and peruming the
RIGAUD co.'s ro0TH-oRgAk, remarkable pre-
parston, producing brilliant Wilderness the teeth
RIGA0D cos ROsK POWDER superior 70 vosss
and all other Starch and Rics Povdsrl
TIE LITTLE MOFITOR; GUIDE TO fHB TOILET.
With Phetorsphie nusEstooA win b sent receipts Of
Essnp
Agent ,. Nsvbsny Soma u 81 Psals Church Yasd Los
don.
Dsses ssassal IN Rev Orleans ct
g Chaxtree stree
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DEJAE, JH.,


An on which restores Gray hair ORIGINAL color.
No washing Of the head necessary. For sale By
q. n MOHfsON,
Importer and Wholesale Druggist Fo.lz Magasfns q.
DIR JAMES SYME,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, No. lS9 Canal street.
DK !. HASTINGS
Druggist, corner Felicity and Magazine Streets
And ct tas Depot Of FELIX SAXON,
10. IL Bsronss strssk ns1 OanAl
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NEW ORLEANS. 1sth rsbrnsrr. lsa

NEW ORLEANS, 18th February, 1884
By virtue Of the thirty seventh section Of the of the
Legislature Of the Sats of Louisiana entitled San Act
Consolidate the City OF New Orleans and 10 provide FOX
Government Administration Of its AHais" approved
the 23d February 1882 extract "rhe MAY Controller
urer Chsinsn oftle Finance Committees Of
b ards Common Council shall constitute Commission
to called the Commissioners of the Consolidated Debt Of
New Orleans and they shall have issue Boz DIS Of the
city Of Orleans having than forty years
with interest payable such place may be agreed be
tween End The parties whom ths 8Oadi
are Issued in em ann0a in exchange for boads
debts Of the cid corporation Of the u
inequalities whether mstured not, to sell Bonds,
and apply the proceeds to The q the msured debts
Of the corporation Of the Municipalities, bus
other purpose"
Sealed Proposals win he received at this ONCE from this
date to 18th of March, l6 81 IL O'Clock for the pur
chase much thereof viii be necessary 10 pay
sIXTYTHREE THOUSAND DoLLARs Of Bonds issued
by Municipality No to tbs City Bsnf, ured since LIST
December 1868 Of series of EIGHTY )NDS Of the city
of New Orleans for One thousand Dollars each
TO dated the hst Of March, 1869 payable ia
years the oce of the city treasurer with
Interest Coupons attached thereto st the rate Of per
tum per annum pay able in the city Of New York
to be ndorted bids for the Purchase Of Bonds"
and addressed to %. DeI3uys secretary"
The Commissioner The right Of rejecting any and
all bids.
~ o. De BUYS, Secretary.
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I BAvEoA,s PURCnAsIsS sUxsAs
Eoa 90 and 50 PARK Row. KKw YORK.

All kinds Of nKEUHArpISE PURCHASED.
Experienced and competent buyers sneaeed
Orders SLED promptly and faithfully N the owsss S's
hnd purchases only rom nrsciAs and feAos nouss.
Orders viii be Hilsd PAYABLE ON DELIVERY, vhsas
nncssus sun d rertsd 70 cover rrsght sud Commission
Csnnissors On suzs net sxosSdng slo FIVE Per Gems
Osnrlsklers sz su.s -xessdins Slo0 TWO AID HAh
"a sssA Address
ISAAC DAvBaAs
Psstsfes Bsx ises. Hsv Ysst
kxu 10 KS saoS
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J. B. WALTON g. DESlONDs'S SALES.
SALE OK ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE
THE VERY DESIRABLE AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE
No. I6 RAMPART STREET, BE wERN
COMMON AND CANAL
BY j. II. WALTON d DEsL0NDE.
J. B. WALTON, Auctionoer
4


J. B. WALTON, Auctonser,
Ofce. Carondelet street
GATURDAY, March q, 1853, at = o'clocI.
~ n, at The ST. CHARLES AU0TION EXCHANGE viii
be SOLD "1N
LOT OF GROUND, situate Rampant street in tts
square bounded by Rampant b in, Canal and CommoE
streets, measuring 81 feet II lines front on Ram
part street by depth Of 27 feet inches lines between
para lei ines, running through 70 Bias n street
'he IMPROVE nents consit Of we'll constructed
ganty huished TWO STORY AID ATTIC BRICK KEsIJ
Deuce containing large parl0s and dining and
SIX bedrooms on the IGOR The provided wilt
al the requisites ef elegance comfort convenience
Parties wishing 20 visit and examine house with View
to purchase can do so by applying 10 the auctonesrs
~ IERSs AND COMMUNICATIONS cash in Initial
STARS Treasury notes. the remainder Of two
aud three years ron the day sale the pur.
CHASER payable 10 bis order and BY him and
bearing at the Of eight per annum and
ureo by special and privilege uDon tia
property until tnal the embrace
penal clause OF I've cent attorneys
payment Of any Of the buildings 10 BE-
Kept insured 90 the saciiOn OF
Of the last note The purchaser will be required the
payment Of cent special Stats In case Il Is
decided legal and constitutional. Possession be given
on the hrst Of July 1862 until which time will paid
to the purchaser.
Act Of sale before A karuresu notary public at the ex
pene OF the purchaser including United States
stamps
NoTEThe furniture. including carpets mirrors chande
Tiers, bracelets, etc, will be sold in May next
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CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS.
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Hay,sg saaly.sd III. on. and n M zpsrinsass Ar.
articles Jet 10 the pablo purpose restoring
e hair 70 IL original color In testimony d which hssss
kox my signature
tSlEradl YELIX HARON,
Importer Of Hunaa Hair, Scu.hsn Empsriun.
@. b. CALDWELL. Pstsntss,
Hotel De- Etxangers, No. Ii Chartres strssk
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E. ROGER & co.'s SALES.

E. ROGER & co.'s SALES.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, CUTLERY
AND OIL CLOTH.
BY L. ROGER q co,
III. SAnoRY Auctioneer.
TUESDAY. March 2. 1900, ut 10 O'Clock.
ct their saesrooms nos As and AZ Old Levee street,
will be sold
400 Lots FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
such Beached and Brown Cotsons, French American
frnts Bsreges, JscoDets Mozamb iques DENNIS Tckngs
Dis GrenadIe Cotonades, 0ingh ans Cassineres Dra
dEte, orgShdes, Percaes Alpaca5 Madras
Muslins Checks Linen Netting Lawas, Undershirls aud
Drawers Hosiery, Linen Camhrc Handkerchief
skirts shawls, Table Cloth, Towels Napkins Nanso1ks
Brilantines, Irish Linens, Shirt Fronts, etc,
An Invoice Of CUTLELY and OIL CLOTH
1I- 1ERMs-At Sale
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY.

DRAWING OF LOUISIANA STATE
LOTTERY FOR FEBRUARY s7.-CLAss go
llllsl4lslsl7I8lSlO HB rs
78l 81 Isl 43l 6ll 46l lO 8 Isl So 50 a IA = =
The above DR. wings published all the principal
papers and drawn IN public daily the The
Company. I. HOWARD, President,
St Charles Street, Cor Union, n. o.
Witness eur hands, New Orleans La. this 9th day
ofFesrusry, 1869. ADAM Gift n
JOHN L. LEWIS,
r. r. WILDER
Commissioners
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THANKSGIVING ss.sssHHNss.
TIE AKEOs PLANO FosxsS'

TIE AKEOs PIANO FOssES'
GRAND TRIUMPH OVER ALL oT1ss PIANOS ID
EUROPE AND AMERICA.
Fns AEIoH PIANO FORfE. dscisrse 81 tns sadg1 al v.
fair OF Institute, held septeanoei arc
October 1867 be the best piano on e5icn snd sner
trial ordered BY the Insttse With the fanos
ofthe succe- exhibitors the arts bipostion was az
Icared by their Judges best Psnetoown 20 thn
AGENTS WARTkD- F1rst-csss and responsible Agenh
wanted every city and town vhse We ba nos rsecS P
pointed Lhem.
Send for cireuars. price list. terms, etc . - -
Mandatory and Waroroorns III and - 1oneri, IVA
Desncy street. new York. 1sNNNhN W.
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POUND NOTEEs.

CTHERT CONFERENCE.-The DpPAyr.
~ : Mt, Hosm No T. City Hall-s-v reans Feb a.
ls-Wera brought 70 the Fourth DAtlft Pound on Drya
aes street, between Jack and Phi ST. e. as estrays-
Five GOATS OF different .ssors;
Wh"h, Il not claimed within three ts and the expenses
thereon pad, vii be cold pHblc Pound on
TUESDAY March 2, 1889. At ~ o'clod.
JOSEPH MURPHY, S.tG Commissioner,
LOUIS SENEGAL, for Controller.
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BALLS---BALLS,
EIHsT GRAND FANCY DRESS BAL,

E'IHsT &8AND FANCY DKEDo BALL,
THE
HIBERNIAN MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
OF THE THIRD DISTRICT,
81. Patriek's Night. wednesday, March IL,
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL
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ALFRED H. PIERsON-C EMISSION
N Merchant in GROCERIES, OILS and DRUGS. Nos.
95 AID 81 GRAYlER STREET, offers to the trade 10
FIGURES:
100 kegs English III CARBONATE SODA;
20 barrels ALCOHOL:
100 barrels LJNSEED OIL, boiled asd raw;
100 barrels COAL OIL best brands;
100 cases CONCENTRATED LYE:
1000 ounces QUIfINs, French and American;
100 ounces ORPHINE;
leo boxes SODA pound ar d halves;
% boxes Fine eHFRkY VINE;
20 boxes Fine OLD PORT;
20 boxes TEXAS WINE;
100 caske ALE and PORTER:
100 boxes WINES, 6s-Tc arrive;
20 barrels LARD OIL;
20 barrels TRAIN OIL;
20 barrels TJRPEkTINF.
ALFRBD II. PERSON,
95 and 81 Gravier street.
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LUMBER, COAL, WOOD.

! FOR SALE Or RENT.
A STEAM GEIST MILL with SIXTEEN HORSE
PONER ENGINE. all IN good order. Else Residence
sbundancs Of Fruit Trees together with about fifteen arpens
Of Land in high state Of cultivation situated on GENTLY
Road near the Fair Grounds. Apply to
z N. IVENs a co, So 81. Charles street.
A CARD".................... CARD.
The undersigned Of the Msrchans Beard OF Marine
Inspe respectfully tenders his merchants
ship masters and others who have same
ss Marine Inspector.
WM. W. HUNTER
Back Office No 10 Gar ndeet street.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
pEWs TO RENT IN CHRIST CHURCH. ON
canal street -Four Pews Rent from $25 to SIS each
70 Ist october, 1863 Apply at e. Magazine street.
EOR RENT-t SHOE STORE, WITH FIXTURES
also DRY GOODS STORE opposite the Keller Market
E9R RENT-A LARGE FINE THREE-sTORY
brick Dwelling House. No SIS Charres street. near St
fernsnd IL has been put in good order has and
WORKS In t. The Levee from Canal within
enc square OF II and the Rampant street within two
squares. Rent $50 per month to LIST October, 1869.
EOR EENT-WITH Or WITHOUT BOARD, A
psrio and opening wide balcony. Apply at So 23 81
Joseph street, between St Charles and Csrendelst
EOK REST-THE FINE LIGHT, BACK OFFICE
NO 81 Commercial Place 81 ST. Charles street
windows on st. Charles street. opposite Hall suit
95e for cotton factors or brokers' oce having
safe in the wall 1t has been occupied BY Thie
architect POI session given LIST November For terms
sppy to H. g. Heart No. 81 Commercial Place corner OF Sd
Charles street, front office.
NOR KEFT-PEWS IN CHRIST CHURCH To
Rent Canal street,; Nos L. IA and l28 Rent moderate
Apply to 81 Magazine street.
tfoR REET-FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN
DO accommodated with large airy trent Rooms with On
@isAOEt board Also day boardeTs I've large rooms
chat connect with sliding doors Parties Wishing 70 furnish
thr vopid do val TO call at 40 Canal street conero
Liberty.
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Vision Bsns of s.t,us sna-1c-- a..
szns June H. lS63-In socOrdanCe g FACTIONS al "a ~ :,
hs set entitled An act 10 estsbs ral sysem Of Fres
Banning the State Of Louisiana Ved Mach IA iass
rsce Il hereby given TO the holders q ,e crustin no
Of this Bank duly audited under the of sad a 20
present the at the banking al ths oaia ~ ~
s'sts Auditor for the purpose Of within one year
sale purpose VII 10 reclaimed ~ ~
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Ths ysw 0rlsans Crescent, SUNDAY, fsbrnsra "a.
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NEw OPERA HoUsE-BoURBor srsxEr
Sunday. February es. 1850.
ofenbaehs Opera Boufe in acts
TIE GRAND DUCHESS OF GERoLsrRN,
To conclude by Vaudeville in acts,
LES TROIs EPIcIERs.
For particulars see programmes
Doors open At 60'elOok. Performance commences att
MGndsy, March Iss-rAUsT-eraado Opera of Gounod. in
reot appears for the first time in this city in the
THURSDAY, March 4thBenest Of Mr.. Pcot-rHE MAR.
A CADEAY OF MUsIC-sr. CHARLES ST.
sPAALpTss BIDwELL. Propulsion. Manager.
W. b. cAVANAJGH............. stage Manager
Monday Evenins. March 4. 1860.
ReInsueuraoa Of the Acsdsmys Popular and Talented
Dramatic and Spectacular Baresqus Combination present.
ing all Of TIE OLD FAYoRfTES, reinforced by MANY
NE" CANDIDATES for public favor.
First Appearance Of
MISS BILLIE BOYD,
MISS MAuDE ST LEONE,
MRS. J. PELISsIER, and
MR J. PELISsIER.
The evenings entertainment the Fairy Bu.sque
ExtrGvsgsnIs, entitled
THE FEMALE FORTY THIEVES,
And the Military Drama by W. B. Cavsnaush, called
BRAVE GIRLS OF THE SOUTH;
or
Petticoat Light Guard,
Concentrating strength Dramatic Organ
iEson introducing Characteristic and historical scenes bonn
bardment TGbeaux and producing with magnificent and
vivid effect th memorable
BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS
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or NE
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NOTICE-LETTERs OF ADMiHIsrRArfOE HAv-
ing bSe granted TO the subscriber upon the
H. Hener deceased, all persons indebted the
mako payment and thO,e having claims present them
Simon j. Flstow, No. 80 CsIondelst street. New Orleans,
or to A.Beilner, administrator Roxborough Philadelphia
Pa g. A. HEILNER,
Administrator.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
BOARDING.

EIRST GLASS BOARByNG-ONE Or Two
eentee families who desirs comfortable hons and good
living, in easant part Of the city, night be suited app
tton st l6 Camp street next door the bic House
opposite ST. PstIicks Church few day boarders
he accommodated The large, airy and well FRI
nished, and TIE table unsurpassed IN this city
u OOMB, oR ROOMS ANE I.OARD,
IL Can be obtained at 43 Bourbon stIset.
BOARD ISG-ELEGAETLY FURNISHED APART
II rent with excellent board the use ~ th
rarcr The situation f Of the most desirable 10 The city,
Apply at l46 st. Joseph street