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"The Cry is still they Comet

lC1ICOX. OF the Saint Paul Drug Store has arrived,
and with him came the largest and be st assortment
of Drugs. Chemicals, Oils, Paints Brushes, Putty, Var
nishes window Glass, Glassware, Dye stus, uurs, Sc
garS, Tobacco, Perfumery, Gold Watches, Gold Rings,
Breast Pins, raccs Supporters. extracts Essences. Tuck
Combs, Side Combs, Long Comhs Short Combs, Pocket
Combs that ever came into this Territory.
And TO keep up the name of being the first ia have
"every thing new he has opened, for the inspection Of
the ladies' large lot of India Rubber Dressing Combs
far surassng b1h in beatty and strength, ordinary
horu shell combs. Call in and pect them at the
BRICK DRUG STORE,
St. Paul, Lower Town.
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To persons desiring Standard or Dwarf Fruit
Trees, Shrubbery, Plants, &c.
THE undersigned have published catalogue, which
may be obtained at the counting Of Messrs Rey
May, with orders may be left, at their nursery
one mile and half west from the residence Of H. u.
Rice. MERRIFIELD NEWTON.
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BOOK, AMPHLET, CARD

TIME MINNESOTIAN OFFICE having recent
Il ly been furnished with q large quantity OF new
Printing Matera Of the latest and most Improved styles,
propretOrs happy to inform the public that they
are prepared do Job Work Of all kinds and In all COL
ors, from Quarto volume or mammoth poster, down to
an Apohecarys Label, in neater and expeditions
manner be performed by other Office I'm the
Territory. Having purchased and put successful ope-
ration, o
MAGICAL CARD PRESS,
Capable oprintng 1900 cards per hour they are
enabled TO execute this kind OF work in much better
than they have heretofore been to do,
and more expediiousiy, and Fifty per cent cheaper
than any other Office in the Territory can afford.
Having also added STANDING PRESS, among
our late improvements, (Which other Office in the Ter
ritory has enabled execute all kinds of Blanks.
Circulars, BIZ Heads, ETC., usually printed Cap Post
paper in Superior Manner.
As the subscribers Practical Printers, and expect
to make thor living by heir profession they employ
but the most Competent Workmen, and superin-
tend all work entrusted to their themselves, and
allow nothing leave their hands unless executed in
Workmanlike Manner.
For the reasons, they happy to inform the
public that they have made arrangements to be furnished
with all specimens of type soon they out,
and that will be their pride and ambition TO keep their
Job Department In advance Of their cotemporarcs and
with the
Improvements Of the Age.
A stock Of Plain and Fancy Letter Paper, Foolscap,
Flat Cap, Folio Post, &C., hand for printing. Also
Printing cards different kinds, sizes and colors.
Nov. -, 1852. OWENS & MOORE.
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St. Paul Crockery Store.

0t. raul CTOcKeTy store.
NEW ARRIVALS!
The Largest, Handsonest and Best assortment
Of China. Glass, and Cr0ckery, erer
seen in Minnesota Territory.
MARVIN, at his store. two doors east Of tho Post
AZ. ONCE, Is Prepared show aud sell the above
goods at prices lower than they be bought In Galena.
HIS white Granite ware, TOMBSTONE china. is of the
best quality AMI Of the handsoest and latest patterns.
lie mas every article that be thought Of that ware,
and can supply full sets supply parts to MATCH
In Yellow and Rockingham Ware,
For kitchen purposes he 80 per cent lower than
former prices, he ia Constantly receiving directly from
the manufactures Fast, and thus buying at first hand
The following are few of the articles kept, amongst
others too numerous TO mention
White Granite Vegetable Dishes. ,vered
do Butter Plates, covered, with drainer
do Soap Dishes and Brush Trays
do Mullins. with
ID tiravy Tureens, with liable
do do Bowls
do Pickle Dishes
do Com. fit stands
do Ewers and BASINS
do of every thing for t,Iie fIrnIture-a
very large variety.
Yellow and Rockingham ware Cakemoulds, pie plates,
Butter Jars, spittoons, etc.
Pitchers and Tea sets and Dinner sets of all kinds.
G1asswnre-every requisite article-caIl and see,
ST. Paul, July 2.
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EARMER'S BOILERS in store and for sale by
....t NEWELL.
DRITANIA wAEE-Lamps, Teapots, Candlesticks,
ID etc, by NEWELL.
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EUREKA CITY, MINNESOTA.
Snn TOWN LOTS FOR SALE in this and I'm
stVV proving Town. EUREKA. situated at the head
navigation on the Minnesota river. decidedly
advantages than most OF other St.
Paul, and with country fast filling up, the farming in
being well represented, part of beautiful
country give greater inducements those wishing
investments Large Lots whole Blocks offered upon
very reasonable terms.
WIN. BREW STER.
Sept. 2i.-3 r.. 81 and WabaShaw.
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Notice to Dealers IN Real Estate.

THE UNDERSIGNED Is now furnished with sectional
maps of all the surveyed portion the Territory, and
Abstracts of all entries and pre-enption Claims male at
the Saltwater Land Office Person, in the vicinity wish
ing TO enter Government iants time and money
by calling on me, az can furnish them all the inforna-
ton they could get at the Land Office. Reports received
from the Land Office twice week. Titles TO lands traced
10 the original purchaser.
TRUMAN NJ SMITH,
Corner 81 and Minnesota ST, Saint Paul, VI. T.
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Mendoza r. ouse,

.nend0td, .NinnesOta Territory.
I WOULD respectfully inform the public that have
Il taken the Farribau House. in the town OF Mendots,
and prepared Accommodate boarers, permanent os
transient.
The house Is newly fitted ups Is commodious and pleas
anty located and pains will be spared to make 1t
Of the most comfortable in the West.
July %, lS53--i5tf JAMES BRUCE.
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4. LOUIS PRICES.

Ny customers may rely upon finding all articles In my
line constantly hand during the winter, and ut the
same prices previous TO the closing Of navigation.
Any Thing purchased at my establishment not giving
entire satisfaction will be taken back and the money
funded. distinctly understood that this Is not al
sNsoke. Let those who ehesrs try me and ind out.
J. OANPBEtL,
Sept. l0-G Third street, ncxr Jscksou, st. Paul
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R. H. MILLER & CO.,
China, Glass, and Eathea,care,
81 Main street, between Chestnut and Pine,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI,
IJAvE IN store and arriving for Fall Sales full
and complete stock Of goods in their line, which they
TO their friends and the public generally accom-
modang terms.
These goods been earthly selected, With reference
to the Western Trade. and their long experience In the
business justes them in saying that Dealers can be
piled at their establishment good terms at any in
the western country.
E A RT Fl E N w A RE,
&C. Blue Edged, Dipt, Painted, Agate, Printed Paint
cd-Fown- Blue and Mulberry, Printed Flown Blue and
Mulberry, Canton Blues Fancy Lustre and Japaned and
White Granite
CHIN A,
Enamelcd, Lustre White, Blue and Lusre Figured, and
Gold Band
GIL SSW A RE-:
Pressed Plain, Cut and Colorel, American, French,
Belgian and Bohemian Manufacture, in all their varie
ties and styles.
French China OF description, Plain, White, Gilt
AMI decorated imported direct from the manufactures Of
Paris, at very low prices.
Britannia Ware OF all kinds. Looking Glasses, Wait
English 7. D. Pipes, American Pipe Heads, &c.
Assorted crates carefully packed for country trade, al
on hand.
Country merchants respectfully solicited to call and
examine stock before purchasing elsewhere, we
convinced offer complete assortment Of goods
at prices they be bought elsewhere
In st. Louis. Call and seeH
r. II. MILLER & co.,
Main street.
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J. M. RICHARDS g. CO.,
Grocers. Importers, s. Commission Merchants,
237 Water street, and 2I6 Lake street,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Agents for New Bedford Whale Oil Factories. Agents
for the Forest River White Lead Factory. Agents for
Sheboygan Falls Saerats Factory Agents for Marshs
Patent Oil. 45tf
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Taken ID,

ID the subscriber, living near Phalan's Lake, three
miles northeast Of st. Paul, the 18th OF Scpten-
Der last dark bay colt about two years old. The
have the said colt By proving property
ing charges. Said colt can be seen by applying the
undersigned at his residence in St. Paul, the Capt.
toll. AARON GROCER.
Oct %, ls53-7-4w
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<'Grm-risagd War his wrinkied front hath shown,
u Ut still lie cannot Brighten or keep the ladies' from
II hocking to Hckcox's and buying pa ste, tooth
powder, and all articles reQuslte for the toilet.
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A word to the Sage"
VENHE place TO obtain 'Sage,' for winter cookery,
Il sengers and scrapple,' is at
BOND s. KELLOGG'S,
lIerb-arian.
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SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.

40 hb,, extra and supernne Fiour 80 bbls Mess Pori
ZO 1000 lbs leaf lard, Just received and for sale By
r.r BURBANK 4 co.
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TENO3ACCO--IIo lovers of the weed,-Virginia Gold
IL Leaf, Missouri twist and yellow Bank Fine Cut,
sweet. delicious finely favored. You can e>-cheU 1t if
you would For sale 10y the toX, pound or plug, at the
CITY DRUG STORE.
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"ILALE OLA fer gallons of this superb article
w taken from the tchaic that Jonah scdHolced. is
now offered for the first time in this market. The public
may rest assured that ii is the genuine article. Ii will
emit light brilliant as ''cuer'd pusson's eyes" For
sale at lIICIICON'S Wholesale Oil Store.
IVA side entrance on the west side, the south
end, for wholesale customers.
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Specifications pour lie carrelnge en- briuues de bnn.
,uettes hardaes de .upI, stn,as n, a.. ,,-.I,- =
r, A. a,s>a..a IA =, - ~, e f'koties en-
DOS, oe ueuN cotes de IN rue heierec, cntre les
rues Esplanade ct Remparts, dams lie Troi-ieme
District
Ges hanqnes a1ont les dimensions sniantes Havo Sur PEsp
de 81 ~ rue fane pie ds sur les keleree Colon
Lahape 81 Casae where e. Robertson u peds de large
@ es f9ss annette, o hhtoe onon bagaess Dothonde,
s see poa eun,s Hesae. u5aqhaIt ct Grod
bernard, ~ peds de
CARRELACE EN- BRIQuEs DIES BANoUETTEs
csages brques du lac de Ia nelleuYe onsls
lac gu daure sab IA s
qua. bquss rernps dc sable fin
dpaisssr sur outa Ia
sunee du Avant de poser carrelag e csde
taie mis- en- psnts
dan alant
Ia on props
usqua quill complement solie n anr
les bquns sable poues les ranes
mani6re &c os IL
eaoage presene plane, sefa reete lar IL
Voyer.
CURB STONES DIES BANQUErTES.
Ds curb ses pares banque ces pisres
seont des beues dc la rvee du Nord
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Dr. LaCrtEe's,
(oB PARis)
TOOTH AND GUM SPECIFIC,

For the Cure Sore Diseased and Bleeding Guh removing
Tartar from the Teeth, and keeping te clean and white
preventing decay.
70 This valuable preparation discovered ssr long
By Dr. L. NJ b. Laerue the eminent and
used by him his practice for upwards Of deeH yhr With
II only cesnsca bsanfs c T leeps
clear Of tartar and and will not dye1 prevent their
coming deeay has commenced, will progress iom
the purfcaon II renders the Teeth. It as 2ur-
fers ofihe breath discovered.
Abundant evidence could be prodaeed equally good the follow
ing from Dr. Gilbert thought neeessay. The prsprsors
this sufficient to Aatiafy huy candid mind;
being called upon 70 give opinion respecting Or lerae Tooth
from IL eieets has given universal sa,saeon aud the appel
lAton Of the article ssnsibg
ing the teeth also Tor restoring nnness spohgy
where there is liberation, with rapy. suhr say that
has rival in poin, o efficacy. S, BERT 81 n
December 10, 1850 1875 poydras street, NewOrieni.
~ scd, Wholesale and retail, at prOPretofs prcss by
JARVIS wooDMAN,
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cosnroS oouseu OF the CRY OF Nrw ORLEANS

No. 7l5.
Resolved, That the Commissioners of the
House of Refuge be required to move the in
mates with the least possible delay, to the
Work-house of the Third District, which shall
be known as the Boys House.of Refuge, during
the pleasure of the Common Council
FRASs. AIrurNTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
w. c. Q. CLAIBORNE,
President Board of Aldermen
Has tho effect of law, having been passed in the Board
Of Assistant Aldermen the LIST March, 1855 concurred
IN by the Board Of Alderman the 18th, sent the
Mayor the 2st and not returned by him within Eve
days with his objections.
WALTER II. PrrERs Secretary A. A.
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OPERATIONS OF THE STEAMBOAT L,w.--The Cincinnati
Commercial says that the license of James Carroll pilot
Of the steamer Charleston suspended last week by
the steamboat Inspectors for not complying with the
Rules and Regulations Governing Piots.'
The PILOT Of the steamer Simon Kenton found last
week to be running in violation of the law without
license and fined $780, which he paid 1t should be un-
derstood that steamboat is liable fine for employing
pilot without license and also that an unlicensed pilot
is liable to be fined for offering his services to the boat
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TELE0RAPHED 10 THE CRESCENT
= e* Batbs National Einr.
-Four Days Later from Liverpool-Araival
- Of the Niagara-Cotton Advanosd-
Bxeaxistuffs Improving.

. oxeaustuffs Improving
NEW ioax, maaoh -,
s.,; - -. = - -, a. ~ 1o.h ;,s,
~. as - ~. srah, h A.. As,,
-, go. 49,, -. - ~, p..-r,,,s .,v,..s fror,
I,~a-,aa, = M, s,.n,.r, ~ ber ,orr,e,
-, -. ''''''''s
rivevnooI Markets.
tss4a z I,,xn,oor. March To-
S s.r..ra :, ~. ros,o,
80 ,r,s Tho Later mart Of the week and the
10 s,, mn .hout 10000 bsles Of which 10000
- -, !, bon fr ,na.p,.ton and 1000 for exnort
prs.. ,r ,ost Qualities have advanced "a and The
,osaa With the fol,o~;ns o,,otat;ors Fair fr,aar.
e.-a N;ad,n, Orleans AZ Pa;, Un,.ras "a ~, Nj,
snr I,na ,s o 1si mar In Tba martst to.sav ons,s,
-;,h aood as,.ra , ,ross rath.r t. az to,r,s ~
Close,
p,our bs ,ssr In fair rso,ss, ,,os,,v at Of. al far
,yas,or,, ran., ,ra 9ss g., NOV hi sor Ohio
Cow, .,osas a, a1 nov ,ror,ar Gov ,h,,a ,a si n,
for yellow.
lard l. now ouotsd AZ az. nov ewt
49,, - nr~.s
Money ana TRADE.
hne .onoo" Money .aiAes - "i'mou' any .n"nso VI
o,e'su ~ .ae .a'' :.
:, N,ao. ~ Wv u''''''' LAS
'AeA'' N'N r.. ~
u1'ne1 ny inc rankin.
NEW YORK, march 90
Franklin.
France-Republican Demonstrations.
There republican demonstration in Paris on the
18th ipst occasoned by the funeral of Madame Raspa
wife Of the notorious socialist and eminent chemist
kaspaii, now and Tor long time past state prisoner
Oh cavalry anu an immence force Oh ponce
were IN 70 prevent any over 'hs
Austr;a and s,u;tzexlard
s,u,.xau,..s -. --..,,, ..;...o, a, A.
80 $500 s ~ ssA,s :. ~
~ aon;.,or 80 ta,s H. hs =
80. -, :. 81
=. ~ o. -.
80 ,;ra.,,r sar A.. 1ru;tsa So. ~
'a ~ ~. s9 4e
IN consequence az a sant;ne, hav;nr hsan ,;,,o,
wna aaa,h ~ M.rshsI uavn.,, 81, 3d. - ar.
March. At vienna
China.
The last avices from China state that the rebellion was
making rar;d nrooras. Treaa ,v.s a.,;va az, ,
.,;o,. 80 ro,ousa, - - - 50 'pe'
60 ,sas.;s.:a.'s '' A''1e IN 'ieen anu
80 Au.tr.f;.
nh. ..oo,n,s s.or, $3.50. -. a.. -, :,
W s"" s'ase 'na' 'ne yieio Vi
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q DR.. GEOGHEAGAN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF HYDRO
PIPER, Vegetable Alternative Tonic Purifier
efficient and popular remedy rapidly winning the confidence
the public and gaining the favor Of community where s
tay and healing properties have been fairly tested.
DR. GEoGHEGAN the dseosrsr proprietor Justly
baisd remedy, only regular medical graduate, but
tsnsve practice and large experience bis profession and has had
pie opportunities testing supervision the
properties of this Vegetable Compound every verify
and grade Of disease and therefore hesitate pledge
raty Of honor tina! In his humble Judgment COMPOUND
Extract Hydopiper will apparently hopeless desr
than all the notrums patent medicines tbs world
that curative In the following Diseases unrvAd
viz ssroiu White SWELLING Negro Consumption, searvy Dypep-
si Chronic Rheumatism Govt Neuralgia Sores, Uos Eupis
all Skin Diseases Kidney Affections ster Deases
Ondsry Syphilis all Female Irregularities obsucon together
with large class diseases resulting
condition Of the digestive and assimlAavs organs.
In proof the cis above stated the public invited
Gsoghsgn Journal DO had Agsn accompanying
each bottle Of the medicine. JARVIS wooDAiAN,
mk2s i2t2ip9tw Corner Of Common Magalns Streets
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for the Lay Brick Sidewalks Dor.
dercd by Curb stones and Wooden Cutters ON
both Sides Of kclerec street. between EspIanade
and Rampant streets, I'm the Third District.

Specifications for Layin of Brick sidewalks bor
dercd by Curb Stones and Wooden Cutters ON
both Sides OF kclerec street. between Esplanade
and Rampant streets I'm the Third District.
The sidewalks will have the following dmen,iens wis
Iaarps Claude Where aud Robertson Streets IL feet IN
en- ehas ~ Aa'e1y Sas BsEas or
eroi ,trsets 10 feet width. And ST. Bernard s II
BRICK PAVEMENT SIDEWALKS.
Ihse walk D 8. , BE- @ with lake bricks
good quality wht The joints between the bricks be
whole T,ss Ne SGag fGF laying he f.
set ,osa ss oa fs
h ns Pc, SG Tns w'rs to- 3 b filled
Isy solid There shall be bedding inch q sharp
aay laid joints any rugged hollow pis % that
the Will bear straight edge otherwise shall rejected
CURB STONES OF THE SIDEWALKS
Hswed shall line North
b s s s 10 Il ss H hs u y % g
S mann ia ass
s T eas s A sss S Ssa @ p
e &, FIT % ss work 4.
sOp inches Gr seFy foo, 10 the line the
sinking behind the curb
stone @ than three ss and
no s aaa 81 he SGs Sa sS. the upper surface Of
Cutters to be made e. ths best ssw seasoned twelve
feet Except where shorter lengths
:pa. IN I As % 5 at
Sa. ai s curb s oos The gutter psn
plank nearest the curb bveed suit and the other
eight thereof aud these cypress
than feet by eight inches wide and inches thick
the which enters the will BE- firmly driven
to said gutter with at least three OF five inch spikes
these will be cypress panks
Of ten inches wide not less than one and half inch
. q dry river fy Inms 3 that tn. gutter viii y .a
with upper aifsr 'ia laid
level and beveed side Aforesaid for that purpose
AL the materials be the best quality and TO DO furnished the
contractor, well As the labor.
The finished within sixty
The adjudication b The conIoa Council under penalty
Security Of $500 shall required for
formAnee o the contract
follows wt The the city
the completion three blocks the acceptance
the work by the Surveyors the
ty holders 10 be collected by the contractor. 80
Bds to bs per running foot for sidewalks.
,,-o-,--- ,,,. L. H. PILE City Surveyor,
Newurleans, hiafch 10, 1905. apl
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All the above deliveries shove allowed
under penalty s4s day for each dseries
be delayed. 800.
Payments will be made eah the delivery
the Surveyor Of each 2160 o yards. -
stea until tho next delivery and until the
pteted. -
Security cas- 90 shall be required for The sabsl MOI,
folmance ofthe contract. - -
The Stone to be subject when laid
Surveyors Department. City Hail. - 80
NesoTeRns, March 10, 1853. ! mi
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Nas- The commencement of the Law Depart
the University of Louisiana will be held the Lyosu Hall
City on SATURDAY, OF this month"; at IL oesck NJ
Tbs public invited to attend
Apl 2tk RANDELL HUNT, Dean.
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WurAr IN oHIo-According TO official returns Ohio
has averaged thirty millions Of bushels Of wheat for the
last three years of which sixteen millions are surplus
after feeding all its own Inhabitants.
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49, = VArd.
~ ~ Tws De's-Ge'aissts dnd the following in
- - sfc.,..s.,
a.s - Nd - ssea Il soI;.g pa.., mn ,h ,
" - k31n received " houss q Win. T. Cushing Co.
- e fssso ls San Juan disturbances q serious
- Is ELLA H. and s sss e 4 gsyssa
psssts ss ~ al as rssss 10 any difssuisy Is.
- .t and shs siiizsAs % GseytoSr. LII TINE
ssSn as1ss'.J I'm sos hssAisnns y sisi.e
~ i.ra ~ ssss q IN s = IN n a ~
- oNx WHO KNOWS.
ehezrs arpsusay IN the sentence rhsse
2s q tzth e ~: ssssssssion AZ NJ by hr. W r. soss
ssss W. sss nay, y S Phi 9s ~ 70 50 that Ne Ia
1 ~ oshss gsnmen ry which were com
y ksiss. e shs essss., Pr as se.r.siass q ,hs
is.t ~ 81. fssn -. ~ ny xs.'es ssn We
r. q <assi.r ia trulh than one Who Xnoss irde hs
- - sti y ~ securities ~ bod Capt
spSs y tasnsh. m h iss,s - e,1css between
- ~ r. w >ss v wv IA YET s.f " soa-
SC; g g 1,zsl s.r J,..x. Slsrc,, Is Iasa
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Oh Joseph HMffy, Oh
~O bffORTER, Ny
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY
IND STAPLE GOODS,
NO. 20 CAMP STREET. UNDER CITY HOTEL,
and under the 81. Charles Hotel St. Charles street.
ORLEANS,
purchasers his VERY LARGE STOCK GOODS which 4 freshly
imported and constantly supplied throughout the year.
SHELL COMBS,
IMITATION SHELL AND BUFALLo COMBS, Of every styls
BRUSHES EVERY DESCRIPTION Of bis own manufacture and
at the lowest Northern factory prices
TOILET ARTICLES,
such az PERI UMERy HAIR OILS, HAIR PINS PoMATUM FAM
FINE FANS, PURSES, POCKET BOOKS WORK BOXES, poRTA
BILE DESKS, together with endless variety rDRIE
NAlEs etc. o. every style and hspe unusually prices.
guns PlsIOLS KNIVES Col rs and WARMERS Rf| DINING
rlsIOLS, SCISSORS RAzoks, LIFE PBEskRgERs, FISHING
Angler.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Etc.
The stock In this line consisting part Cooper j.
Tobias Jos Johnson Of
SWISS and ENGLISH LEV Frs together with barge
and Eastern JEWERY siVHbWAf has selected
great care by Roberts, for the wholesale BUSH
offered to purchaser.
81 Every article warranted represented, money refunded
~ WATCHES, JEwELRY, etc, CAREF 6LLY REPAIRED and
WARRANTED. icla imis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-01

Hosfos ST. LOUISVILLE neat, elegant and swift, steamer
Jns Robb. Captain Carroll leaves at ten O'Clock this
nlornipg. for st. Louis and intermediate points. The
Robh Il y unnecessary to state is Of the eetesi aud
mot comfortable boats In the St. Louis trade and Is on
sd BY as slever set Of fellows to b. found on
IL river.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-01

The Infant Drummer, 1t will be recoleoted gives a
benefit Tomorrow evening at the Odd Fellows Hall -
Femens Charitable Association The purposes of this
entertainment appeal strongly to New Orleans public,
ana no doubt full house win wait upon the little fellow
and attest the high appreciation in which the Femen Of
New Orleans held
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-01

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