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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-18
Liberal sale of Valuable Improved and Vacan
Property and Negroes, TO close an Bstate.
BY u. A. BEARD. Amcfinneer.

SATURDAY, December q, 1885, u oeock-W be old at
REAL ESTATE NEGROES account Of the quitting
the United states, aud to close an Estate
l. cetan Lot Ground all improvements thereon
in the bounded BY Phppa, Circus PrdidO aud
the line ards Graver ninety feet the line
comprise or, brick Dwelling Kitchen, etc in rear
2 certain Lot of Ground in the bounded by Circus
front Circus street by depth of 100 feet between parallel lines
ments comprise two story BRICK Dwelling and two ory Kitchen
in The containing FIVE with Cn tagged Yard
Benton Calupe and Fl rds Landing, the improve
by depth OF 1875 @ The inPro,sm mis- comprss frame Dive
ng frame Kitchen and extensive bdck Stables the with lofts
The property from the Landing
A. Lot Of Ground in square bounded by Constance
lot masues 81 eet Ii inches lines front a Constance street
6y depth GI ~ 9e' % neReS & ines Ihs comprise
certain Lot Of Ground in the square bounded by Phpp
meu thereon good Two frame Dwellings Kitchen,
rear smd houses are numbered 20 and q let measures
q feet PhIppa by depth 100
g. Three tots Of Ground, well residences square
lot measures s feet il inches lines front on Magazine Stree BY
ssnar dPh IL as per PLAN on which said lots designated
/ Two Lots square bounded BY DeOr Market New
and numbered end on plan ezhstei at the arcade Lot No
Of IS feet ine6 Lot No measures 81 5 inches roy S ON R
lord street Ry depth Of 5s feet inch aud Immediately in the
each THIS property h so situated that can be converted into
large and convenient clearinghouse.
Three Lots of Ground IL the square bounded by Benjamin
su1ee and New Levse streets and numbered
each p feet inches lines front on New Lvee street Nos
ana hVng ueph oil lUO et aud Lot No 10 feet between
parallel lines
The improved property is all list
rentals will be turn he'd by the auctiOueer.
The Negroes for sa are well known in the city, and conOf
Abraham, aged 26 years, do.
Isaac, agei % years BricRayer and LabnreT.
Dan, aged % years. Laturer aud Drayuau
Tom, aged 40 years good Painter and whi.ewasher.
The Negroes will previous Real Estate uude
full guaranty against thu vices and prescribed by law,
Terms for the Slavss-Cash
Terms for the Real
for secured by properly with
interest from date until maturity paid
per anl final payment. The Improvements
be kept insured for the payment policy
transferred the agents of the veud rs
Acts of A. and John E. Holland Notare
PuCllc, at the expense of the purchasers. d9
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CLOTHING.

Fashionable Tailoring Establish ment,
No. Ga Camp st opposite the FlOrdRee House,
New Orleans.
THE undersigned has hand and constantly receipt
il Of large additions OF FREACH AND ENGLISH
CLOTHS. GASSIMERES and VEsTINGs of the
finest and latest styles and best manufacture and well
prepared TO supply his friends and the public with Fail
Winter Clothing, made in the best the latest
pgrs and Northern styles and at reasonable prices
Also, on hand u fine STOCK OF CLOTHING, of Paris
and his own manufacture. consisting as folo1s:
Goats oil various styles and eolos from 90 $50 90
Pants do patterns and g IS -. 5 90 10 IL 90
Vests do. patterns and IS IS -, 0tO s 90
ALso-A fine Stock of Shirts, Cravats ETC. S% Terms.
CAsH,
S53 3m Fl. HAMBURGER NIsrc6aat Tailer
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AUCTION SALES.
New Dwelling on the Upper Line of Lafayette
without reserve.
BY j, A. BEARD, AuctiOneer,
BY J. A. BEARD.


ATURDAI, December 2l u i'll auction
- a. Arc3 without reserve account of depar
TWO LOTS OF GROUND being and 10 squsre bounded
by Chesnu Paquemine Eighth Harmony
all the improvements thereon Said 81 feet front
Chestnut street, by depth Of 27 improve.
met comprise frame Dwelling built with CYPRESS
LU UMBER, all containing four
WE'LL in the reargarden, well stocked with fruit trees
good fence
Terms 500 balance, payment Of Sls3 49,
due July 49, 1851 remainder 70 and onths
bearing the property wthS per
date Of sale Property is insured Possession given
Of Janu dIT
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EDUCATION.
TEACHER OF MUSIC.

.NE57s TEACHER OF MUSIC. ANA
SIeSsfs EB-MRs.@. CAMPBELL Teacher OF Nu- rIT7f51
SS Pisno Forte and Guitar receives pupils
"a her residence No. 227 Baronne Be RI
sides her ar lessons, she lectures her
he Srience q Musepti-e s. fr twelve lessons u23 yos
HIGH SCHOOL, corner of Constance and Race
- sts by Rev. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL. D23 ly
CGrrOlitOn Episcopal Female Seminary
1--WE from New Orleans go ysrs hysnd ne
Il aof the n o. ard Carrolop Railroad
REVD ELiJAH GUlOH, Rector and P7tnellL Of me rngiah
sEv'D GHAs. Ii. WILLIAMSON Principal sf the French
Mas, CLARA D. Nj. GUIoN PriHspel sf TIE Ma.ieai De-
The RT REy,D LEoNIDAs POLK, D. D. vin sF-gSieto,
Voa OF tbs general sHa ei the
of Christian education, Sil be opened
reception boarding pupH MONDAY November ih
Mansion formerly known the HaIHda
House, and recently the rerienee Of DR.. j. l.. Rdd pss-
lany situated y the healthy and retired town Of csoo
ne of the MEsppi and accessible
| - an hours by he Rliiroad.
The expense 8osTl Tuition English,
and Washing, S0l Of months
Mur including Of rstTuments. $40 per
Pupils viii furnish their hest, pillow
lapkins, and The ether requisites BY
ne lnetuon Al payments will be isquirsdsirictly and
riabfy ia advance.
~ pupils be restrcte TO their pureutu M
guaIan, anil auIhaaei them. Saturday, p Nj is
for the reception visitors. No received
References The asnup and Clergy The EpsoopS
Church lodsIaha Carronn Parish OF jefferson Octubs
q, 1852 o24 5m
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Succession of N. G. Hyde. e..... .CarrOIIton Lot ,
Ground.
RY 7, A REARn AuctiOneer

SAFURDAY January Is 1851, l2 2o'olockW be sold
~ uonBy and in of the Hon Geo
bridge Judge Of the Fourth District of Neworau dated
December 3 ls50the following belonging
10 me succession Of n G Hide deceased, viz:
cerRi" LOT OF GROUND, situated in OF Caroon,
30 feet 'front.' Eiu.e Washington stree by dep
Of 10 feet Said lot situated square G. designated
BY the No plan drawn by Thomas Penga the a0
November 1889 and deposited Plan No. 80 the Book Of Plans
of j. B. Marks late Notary Public.
Terms cash.
n5 Acts of sale before T. o. Stark Notary Public at
penss of the purchaser. die, IL, IS, ial6, II, IS
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ARTS, ENGRAVING, ETC.

DACSUERREOTYPE, TALB0TYPB HYALO-
TYPE GALLERY.
nTAGUIRE b HARRINGTON, having purchased from
1VR the agsnees of w Talbot the patent gh for the
Of his TabOype process the States of Louisiana,
Alabama Florida Georgia and Texas, beg leave call the
attention Of the public to their gallery Of specimens in this
department OF Photography.
The Tabo ype taken upon paper. ivory, glass metal
and of other sabsHnces the first possessing the
decided advantages of tTansnssbty by mail, be
enclosed in letter. made to adoEn the of book,
preserved in a portfolio.
The TalbOtype engiy susceptible Of cOorng that
the picture be finished degree deed by the sitter
variety of texture and color of the dapeTy and
pexon, color of the and hair be faithfully dsn
eated
The Talbotype represents the sitter without any
effect; mole upon the right cheek, upon
the right cheek.
The Talbotype be duplicated to extent without
the additional trouble of another sitting. After the first
impression is taken, copies be furnished at future
time upon simple application by letter otherwise.
N B.-M II. being furnished with every facility for th'
prosecution of this superior ready dispose of right
for the States specified, with thorough in tructions.
DAGUERREOTYPES they profess to take quicker and
better than any other establishment in the world They
guaranty perfect likeness OF child of months in
second. n charge [nhI tf1 No. g CAMP Street
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BOOKS STATIONERY
.NetU ROOk Store.
No. Sc Gravier stre

No. Sc Gravier street.
- JOHN BALL, Agent, receiving opening the
above large Of Law, Medical Theoio
cal, School, Standard md Miscellaneous Books.
ALSO of the largest and superior stocks Of Stationery
ever bio1ght to this city, consisting in part Of
English Cap and Letter Papers, Note Papers
end Envelopes match
Sealing Wax. Fancy Seals Counting House and Fancy Stands
oIls, Steel Pens Ink ad egary article usually kept By sA-
His stock Of pier Goois very large and elegant,
ss,tng Of
Writing Desks, Portfolios, Albums, Stands, Work Boxes Jewel
Cases. ETC., ETC.;
superior Gold, svs She'll Morocco Fancy
Porte Sonnae' Gold PENS etc.
~ His stock is large complete and all
fresh having selected by NT 3. the North Fall He
urng them thai he will sell them Goods very low o2a II
STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKs.-We take
sTea nR tB nno H informing , GGI o@e FgfW
now reGsablshed al our old stand, No, 59A4w--TTNzH
Camp and pIepared 10 fill all or. WkAAakE&
deTs for STATIONERY Y and BLANK BOOKS in a salts
factory Our being entirely new, and the
CoRsoN 81 ARMSTRONG, stationsrs,
OlO 6m 81 Camp street,
StTATIONkHY - CORSON s. ARMSTRONG, SO
~ Camp street, respectfully call the attention of those wish
ing good and serviceable STATIONERY and BLANK
which they offer reasonable Their BINDERY
and PRINTING OFFICE being located in the same build
ing, they enabled TO give their special attention al
orders in their To our stock Of PAPERS we ash
,'~' s g CoRsoN & ARMSTRONG. statiouers,
OlO 6m 50 Camp street.
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BY SYKES, HYDE g. co.
Dry Goods. Dry Goods. ....... Dry Goods.
BY SYKES, HYDE g. CO
wholesale and Retail.
w HIUIUsHIO WHINI AhOIlH16
NJ. LEF0RI, 1O3 ST. CHARLES STREE

Opposite the 81. Charles Theatre.
The Hing OF COnfectOners, late from Paris.
TO PROVE that we do not take this title in
l. vain, we pray the public in general, and those s7e
passing establishment, 10 give call and sSSSa
anime for themselves. We have the choice SsS q
and varied artc es of CONFECTIONERY, uch -SS2TS
as Pastries, Cakes, all pure Sugar Chocolate, -
Candies, etc, etc.
Mr. or has the best collection of Flower Pictures Stat
ues Fancy Goods, Fruits Toys etc. in pure sugar which
have ever before been seen in this city.
Mr. Letor also has engage the best French Pastry Cooks
serve thr ppDc and families, I7t establishment IN
hls city spTPss3 ~ 0sa BirPs
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i,NUhMEttN the corner OF amp and Poydras street,
desires respectfully inform the public. that he has
tablshec himself the COrRr Of G0Htt strGet ana En-
change Place where ali orders in his line will be executed
v. B. Brands, Stamps and Stencil Plates Cut; Gun
Mounting; and Jewev neatly Engraved the shortest
tice n9 Bins
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BADDLERY WAHEHOUsE,
s7S5Hss. a .ffs Nos. so AND 50 COMMoN ct. GO.
AfassA IL R4SAiTTH s. BROTHER, mRn- e lesszss
S4sz&Az1sks uacturers and dealers in SAD =
nliF2 VI ESS of every stye and quality, would
call the attention of Merchants, Planters and Others their
ree and well assorted stock made and selected especially
for this market, comprising variety pf saddles
use; Coach Gig, Buggy, Wagon CaTt and DTay Harness.
skirtiug Harness, Band and Top Leather; Hog skins
deer, sheep and Goat skins; Fdles Magingass; TruUs
Whips, Bits, Spurs Srqps, etc, etc., Also hIil and Gu
Bands SaddleFs Tools and Trimmings; Carriage Trimmings
all of the best quality and Al the lowest prieas
auD SMITH & BROTHER, 80 and 81 Common
FOR CALIFORNIA,
GADDLES, BRIDES, BITS, STTRRUPS, etc., o
- eyeTy description :. :. INDIA RUBBER Cd
Lows, TARPAuLIEs, SADDLE BAGS, TENTS, Eiasas3.g
India Rubber Tent Cloths. of all sizes for sale by
fyl0 SMITH & BROTHEB 81 Common ST.
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BOARDING.


DOARDING-Two families and several gentlemen can
ID be accommodated with board No. 249 Common st.
between st. John and St. Peter streets. o25 3mlp+
POARDING-In Central Locality-A num-
II ber of Gentlemen, with or without families be
cOmmOdated with good Boarding and excellent Rooms,
reasonable terms, by MRS. MARY =. MORTIMER,
No 90 NBtchez ct.
TO RENT-Very lnw to a good lenant-The fine large
Store under the above boarding. house. d3 3mos
Mrs. w. E. BROWN informs her friends and
4Vl the public that, having openpd and thoroughly -.
renOya ed the WAVERLY HOUSE, No. Is Canal 40
st.,(aey occupied by Mrs Shall she prepared sr
offer every accommodation, both transient and ss
permanent Boares, thar pains and expense procure.
New Orleans, November ., 1870. MA lyos
MONTGOMERY HALL, MONTGOMERY, Ala.
1fA The subscriber respectfully invites the patronage 49,
OF the TRAVELLING PUBitC confident that he ff55ssi
supply the wants of the Tram silent Visitors E7iii
10 Montgomery well any OF his competitions .A4sEs
Those who going returning irIm. the North
obtain MEALS ALL bOURs to sui the arrival and depHr
of the railroad and iue horse
OMNIBUS constantly in attendance, to convey
to and from the boats the fse of charge The
commOdalOns equal other estahi- hment the
town, and being reduced rate, offer additiona induce
the TIavel ing Public. The hest Stewards, Cooks
and Servants engaged, and pains will he spared
render the stay of Visitors pleasant and agreeable
do d&Wtf a. A. ABERCROMBIE.
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.

HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.
DLANTERS HOTEL-This time -honored and
l. fashionable establishment, having undergone sS
siderable alteraons and repairs duiing the past
order for the accommodation OF
the public whose patronage the undersigned would 49,
most respectfully solicit promising that eXertions shall be
wanting on his part 10 make their stay pleasant and agree
Beard and lodging the Public Deparment day 81 90
Board anu LofgnEin the LADIES or Family depart -o
ment, according TO the Room occupied from $50
eSS The Ban R6oM and BARRIER SHop, ifom their rosi-
ton heretofore aunOying Ladies entering the esab H.
meat have been changed and the entry 10 the Hotel
tered make and pleasant. III believed tia
when he prices and aons compared with those
Of other houses the Planters Hotel viii mol be surpassed by
any other establishment in The city.
mis- BIN NJ. MURRAY, Proprietor
EREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES-Those
VI de.rous of good Dinner at moderate price D.
- TAURANT. No l3 Gus ON SAf;AsA
shouse street, were they can be be---N-S
served in the French or mericap syie ~
@ and a1%bsr d dis6ss s BsrG Per wes u with
Wine, $6.,. Suanger' will be expected 70 pay
furnished to regular buares reduction OF 80 cent
GD Dinner Parties served in the Saloon up stairs with
'' JOHN RssENT, Pio rietor, Is CRtomhou.e % st..
dl2 3Sp22tos between Old Levee and Chartres sts.
WHITE HALL, Nc. A ST. Louis street-Neu
w Sdi0OR and Res gHrdHt for Ladies'.
The subscriber grateful for the patronage NySFS
which they have experienced at the WHITE ~~pA4rs>
HAIL. and desrous OF lis continuance, have greatly embe
hed their establishment, On SATURDAY 18th November
at O'Clock ?. NJ; they viii open New RESTAURANT
| u. NA o house. No A st Louis street.
~9H TINS new Saloon. decorat, by the best ariSs
NSk% OF this city, unitss elegance to comfort ~
the tables will be spread the decaces OF each season. and the
e The public invited Saturday next to paItdKe OF
| MA 6m s. VlOsCA 20,
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GROCERIES, ETC.

A. II. COCHRAN q CO.,
ri TchOuDitOBLds Street,
GENERAL, COMMISSION MERCHANTS and Di.
NJ rect importers Of FRUITS, NUTS, WINES. etc..
have always on hand:
CAROLINA SEED cow PEAS-5OO bushels genu-
inc, imported direct from Charleston
ElGS-l00O drums new Smyrna, superior Eemei
RAISINS-In quantities to suit purchasers
AIIMONDS-300 bales and bags Soft Sheled Almonds;
SHELLED ALMONDS-al0 boxeg, in 6ne order;
PECANS, BRAZIL NUTS and PEA NUrS-S5o
bags and barrels;
PEPPER, RACE GINGER, etc.--400 bags,
STARCH-Agsncy of Heth, Floyd & Co.'S
OLIVE Olls-599 baskets, pinis and anarts, "Pl9sno
SARnIN ES-Whoss, halves, thirds and quarter boxes;
WIRES-Muscat, Glare, etc., in boxes; Malaga, swee
and dry; POrt Wine various qualities, eto.s
BRANDT TES-Vahous qualities;
BUTTER-Aw8ys on hand, supply best st. Louis:
ORANGES and ft9MONS-Of direct importation, and
all kinds of Foreign FrUits, ETC.;
PRUN ES-ln Jars and fancy boxes;
CITRONS-3J boxes superior 9enOa CitrOns;
CHAMPAIGN E-ll0 baskets;
BRANDY CHERRIES-3 cases fresh, landing;
hACCARONI AND YERMICELLI-30O oases fresh
Genoa, landing,
FIRE-CRACKERS-sOO boxes first quality No. 1;
POWDER-Agency of the celebrated American Chrys.
laI Powder Company guaranteed superior to any
Powder manufactured [dH 3dpl oil
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REMOVALS.

p EMOVAL-Dr. ]. S. Cores has removed his
~ office and residence from as7 + Magazine, o0r
to the corner of Edward street, d5 ly
p PEMOVAL-DR SAMUEL A. CARFwRIGHr
~ Gate of Natcbez has removed to No. IA anal street.
Office in the lower front third door beyond the Epco
pal Church. mo 2mOs
D EMOVAL-R. H. MARI, Attorney at Law,
IL has removed from No IL st. Charles street to No 81
Camp street up stars ms ly
ID EMOVAL-JosEPH H. PALMER & Co. have
IL removed from So GraueT street No. ECamp street.
above GravIer. SO 6m
D EMOVAL- DR.. McKELvEY has removed
IL his Office No II CaEondeet, between Canal and Com-
streets. nj SIN
p PEMOVAL-HUToHINGs DAGuERRRorYPE
IL removed the north of Canal and Cha
sreet-Fhe finest Portraits in the world taken at this
tahshpleut az prces TO suit the times. Gall and En-
trance No. "a Canal street nj Smop-
DORTER, ALE AND CIDER-150 boxes
Philadelphia Porter Ale and Cider, gnls and quarts,
Tor stle by Ltl3l . WOOD 90 Post 81 I'd Ny,
| DLASTER-l0O bbls. Newark and Rosepdale
l. and other brsnls for sale by
| dl4 HAYdA6 x huLnEN, e Megasns st
4 EMONS--tOO bGs, Merton Lemons, tar ssIe br
- oafr 4 =, Nieitots \ Con is sss is psy-u
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ITO RENT Three one-story BRICK STORES
l. Camp, near Julia; threestory brick dwelling -
on GOd street, between st Charles and C1rOndeet F
seven and three closets main building twO-stOry
back building, six apartments, csern and wateT-work
Apply E. w. SEWELL, Clio street, Prytannia.
ni If
TO LET-Several Small houses one in -.
l. Greenvile, all ready furnished. Inquire of fj;i
dll 1yos N. HOLMES, 235 GIavieT st. MA
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DRY GOODS.
JOSEPH H. PALMER 8 G.

JOSEPH H. PALMER & co.
Mo. ~ CAMP sTREET offers and fresh
~ stock Of FALL and WINTER GOODS embracing both
foreign ard American
Some Of the leading articles named below.
WOOLEN GOODS, Embracing fine medium and low
hroadelOt aid Easmeres, blue, black and colOrs
Satnets, blue black and fancy Merno Cauesi kentucky
Jeans, all eol0r all Wool and Union Fanne all qualities
conrsi all Wool and half Wool Printed sierinOs
Wool shawis, Of kinds Northern and Eastern Kersey and
iuseys real Kentucky and GesrEa Wool PdS and TWils,
fine Plaid and Ehscksd Lnsey Gala Weol Paid ehIrna
eothes white and ali Maskinaw Blankets;
kets, Weighing hEi Saddle Blankets
Crib Blankets to.
COTTON GOODS. Brown and bIeanhed Sheefngs and
shrnks, Of Brah and american
and width from yards vida Osnshurgs
popular brands North South; Printed
Of American English French eolo,ed Coon Goods
embracing Cheeks Pads, Stripes TckiBgs,
ade Mosquito Bars, kaukeens Cotton Handke
variety Hosiery Goods. assortment
variety Of English, Scotch am CantFe Jaco
net Mnl. Swiss and Book huslHas Bishop Lawn; Checked
Muslin,
SILK AND ALPACA GOODS. Plain. Striped. Plaid
and Wsered Black S; Silt Forences SuchsEs;
and Feve Handkerchief and ladies gentlemen
nuuersi paln Sun and Taefa ffbons; paeas all quail
ties and coorsi Mathr Luatres Cst0n Cloths Bombdzines
LINN GOODS. Dress Linens in whole aad deui pieces
Bed fahle Linens and rowels Lnen Handksrehefs
coarse aud hne, ctc. etc.
ar With other articles usual olr ls o. business o
DRY t.OODs BY THE PACkAEB.
~. ESB'6g(tgseF SMITH.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
iei4 NO. 80 GRAyIER STREET. Iy
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III -. 80. ss Az %.
'E1HE undersgned bis old established Office
Il accommodate persons dtsirOus Of TemiJtng money haT
friends England, Ireland, Scotland vita sterling ght
Drafts, payable any pU4t-Own in the above king
ns and in 81 u so suit. He also, usual continues
passengers brought from Liverpool to this city, good
ships and reasonable tsus. Parties living distance by
sidressins letter (pc7taBidl to the qndenjgHel will ba
1s lmptiY attended 10, IpHN TbBltE,
$40 o TAM pihns.
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u BOTANIC DRUG STORE. L
80 9S CAMP STREET, NRW ORLEANS. 81
N&S CONDUCTED BY DR.. A A. Jones' \ "a
LETTER TO DIR. GILBERT,
l26 Poydras street, New Orleans.
Nuu Nm

NEW ORLEANS, Nov %, 1851.
DR. SAMUEL GILBERT year 1916 or 1876 ar-
~ mothers face called
The best medical advice which be had country fully
Tumor Cancer increased, both
much mother and friends became alarmed
In December 1871 prevailed herto visit Memphis sne
medical the
seemed dead get we'll Being anxious
hone house. against your Wishes
fearing could perfected short time.
Her general health improved wh with and continued do
with medicine leaving the Cancer
entirely cured and there has been indication
make this statement the cheeruy for
the that mother and friends had confidence your
being able relieve her, and niu ed skill manly
the that all other had been exhausted.
o2 Very respectfully, JOHN T. DONALD 80 Camp
N W.K.F. FRYER-lndian Doctor for. s2
SA$ meTy of Mobile Ala, cures all durable sick 80
~ ness of Men, Women and Children-Resdeuce l ~
4 ~ and Office No 30 FTenchmen street, Third LSA
Municipality Office hours from o'clock, A. NJ, till :, p.
NJ. For further particulars, please examine the " Daily
Delta" o22 tap
EGYPTIAN EVE BAI6AM.
COHEN, having had 81 years experience, oilers the
~. above infallble remedy for all Diseases per- -
tanning 10 the EYE. Ophthalma, OF five years .dEsSS
standng, cured in II weeks the Tear in the Eye ~
OF years. cured in ~ weeks; man Of this city, 49,
being blind for months, restored 10 the sight Of
eye in three weeks gentleman who always used for
56 years. by using only drop, enabled read the
newspaper without them by candeigh hours after, In.
brlanGy to the Eye, and also strengthens the sight
| CHARLES street apl1 ly
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~ NJ We would respectfully inform friends ~
&E and eusomers have utken the No. NAleA
SN I52 Camp opposite the lower end Of La -
ity a. ezeesi gy for the sell
goods 30 than they elsewhere
in The city. We receiving and opening beautiful
Of Ladies' de Silk, Velvet Stray. Tuscan and Aboni SonnetE
in fact all kinds together with splendid
Of Rbsen rtfoa Flower, Planes. Embroidery Of all dsserp
tons: Jhrsad Merlin Lace Caps, Gloves etc. etc
NJ Orders for the making d Dresses Cloaks and Msntllss, by
superior artist for one hall the usual price that Is asked in other
establishments
bonnets cleaned in superior for 20 cents each
You inst DO wish % buy cheap, cal No 1872 Camp street
o3l 6m L. J. STEI.LSAh-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-18
VOLUME III. NUMBER 247.
MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS.
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NEW GOOnl.

NEW GOODS.
FTVE PUBLIC respectfully received
BY the last arrivals Northern choice
selection Of French Fancy Goods ARsy kxaminaoo
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~ Orders for the making of Dresses, Cloaks Mantas.
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-18

NEW ORLEANS CARRIAGE WARE
~ HOUSE, Nos. II3 Grauisr and I3
gnion strests, opposite the ST Charles Hotel GfSEFt
scrpon always on hand For sale low for cash or HppUyed
ALSO Springs, ANes, Lamps, Bans, Ciouls
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