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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-15
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels-April ID.

VERASDA IL Reilly, NO; Gates, MoOrins, Mobc F
walton, Miss Wslon, Pn.on ID Boxer, 1e,ay White,
ety aud tSn Kirk Az. Proctor Mr. tsgan and family,
sell II Estavsrd, Powell, Col Collins servant
Sas ana SON hngh, lady child and servant, Pugh, W
Shaw, Mis-; Carter NJ Hopkins, Glover Z Bagby,
Texas.
ST. LOUIS. II css.on, Casson Texas Meica Met
CALI Ms Conner Mstealf NJ Pickett Franks
WFranks, Miss NJ Mitchell Mia Mary Mitchell p c Bushe
Burs, NASH Mrs Nash, Mrs Scales Him. T Anderson
Co Ike, Taylor Or sall,rs W Harding Miss Harding
Barrow Barr, Sompasrse La NJ Aug lurbide Holding,
Antonio and lady, Nj May, II Bohnn, Mexico.
ST. CHARLES II Jones, Nj Me- kirk Philsd N
Psige N J; Hopkins, Tenn; W Price, Bovine, u;
Mrs Purvis child Miss Purvis Mis- Purvis Dawson
Ai% Purvis, Jaya Pro Agas and lady, Mech
Mi W lpge and family Cal; ] II WOODWARD M4ss W Tai.
lis Mis-; Richer, Williams Mobile; Mrs Bingham, Mo;
! Hoiz Mobiles Brandt Mass I 9 Surfing, La; II b Roge
kyi Benjamin, Mrs Purcell N Y.
CIT u Bowling, McDermot Ark; Shaw, Tenn;
walker, ID Melville, La R Hawthorn, + II Sidden,
Price Ala; II H.ddeu, Y; Harrison, Blaine,
Dr smith, X Smith Smith, Burleixh S Trevor
Louisiana
ARCALEJ Arnold, Bray, J Worrall La Walker,
Beck, Mi J White, X X Cylone Tenn Foaasr Alas J
Master Knight, La So
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-15

FUNERAL OF MRs FILLMoRE-rhe last sad duties to the
remains OF the amented Mrs Fillmore were suitably
formed on Saturday afternoon There was very larve
attendance OF citizens all Of whom manifested the
sympathy with the late President in his great
ment An exchange feengly and beautifully remarks
that the brilliant and successful public Of Mr. Fill
more In his office Of Chief Magistrate of the Republic has
been overshadowed at its close by the touching
domestic caamtes His civic honors have been
balanced by visitation that has desoated his freside
and swept away the crown and ornament of his home
Oilers Of sympathy and words Of coincidence though
poprate on such occasions be in vain expected
heal the wounds OF the bosom which been Nv
this domestic bereavement The sufferer will
bear his misfortune like but sure he feels Il
ike man. Can we fail to remark. though we do So In
no superstous frame Of mind that the arrows of death
have been aimed at the White House with pertipacjty
almost indicative of fatality with those who
dwell there General Jacksons wife, General Harrison
Mr. Tyiers wife, and General Taylor all summoned
to the tomb while inmates of the Presidential sion
President Polk survived his residence there but short
time Mrs Fillmore still shorter The present incum
while the great voice of the nation calling him
to bis exalted post had hardly died away upon his ear
was struck with the heart-rending domestic tragedy
which prosraed his dearest hopes carried mourning
TO every heart In the nation These surely
must sober our views Of what esteemed the brilliant
and aluring objects Of human ambition and teach MS
tnat RANK and honors and exalted position among men
cannot gain us dispensaton from that law Of
OF the univesre which balances the good and evil of This
life with stern aud rigid impartiality. Buffalo Com
mercial Advertiser ~
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met Mr. soue The gentleman said he believed that was
Mr. souie Senator from Louisiana Mrs soule said she
believed 1t was The gentleman then inquired IL she
knew Mrs soue, to which inquiry she answered in the
Affirmative He further asked what sort Of looking lady
she He said she could not be handsome or souls
would bring her with him to Washington
Without waiting for description Of Mrs Soule the
gentleman commenced telling that Mr. Soue great
avorite with the ladies in Washington that the
day he noticed shower of bouquets thrown him from
the galleries Of the Senate by the ladies'
his graf speech Cuban affairs This rather excited
Mrs soules Jealousy and she replied that
ladies received bouquets but gave them. About
this stage of the conversation, some up and
said " How do you do, Mrs Soule, very happy to
meet you this evening" The gentleman discovered his
mistake and laughed himself out Of it, Let add that
Mrs Soule is a very charming and sweet lady and has
beauty enough accompany her husband any where in
this wide world and be loved by him
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-15

TALKING Our IN WAsHtNGros,-Col Perry of the South
ern Is O. Patriot, who has been to Washington and
seen the sights of this winter talks out plo ore From
his letter we take the following:
CoRcoRAN THE BANKER-There still good many MEM
bers of the House of Representatives lingering in Wash
ington Some OF them have business OF their own tn
attend to- and others have business of their friends TO
tend to- Col Orr will remain here for week or ten DAYS
lie called the other night carry Mr. Burt and To
the last of that brilliant set of parties which the great
banker Corcoran has been giving this winter at
ton but we were too much ndsposed by colds to accom-
pany him wanted very much to witness that maenif
eence which Mr. Corcorans guests always meet at his
house.
Col Orr mentioned an amusing Incident this winter
which occurred at Mr.. Corcorans lie was carried mn
into the third story of his house. by black servant 10
make deposit OF his cloak etc The Colonel remarked
the magnificent luxury and nery which met his ewes on
each floor and observed to the servant that his
lived better and entertained more Handsomely than the
President.
oh yes MASTER said the boy the President cannot
afford to live as my master does''
The President of great Republic extending from one
ocean to the other containing sovereign States
aud twenty-five millions Of Inhabitants and not able to
live as private citizen. Yet the negro told the truth
President Fillmore with salary We thousand
dollars and palace of marble TO live in for house. can
not afford to live as private banker does.
4 Mas souLE-In conclusion, let me tell a good Joke
which Mrs Senator Soue tells happening to herself
At one of the crowded parties in Washington a gentle
man WAS introduced to her who did catch her name
u he introduction In passing through the they
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-15
The SECOND Conviction OF sPRrNo.-A dispatch from
Philadephia, under date Of the It'll instant saYs;

The SECOND CoSucrIos sPRrNo.-A dispatch from
Philadeiphia under date Of the It'll instant says:
The jury in the Spring came into court this
morning and rendered verdict of guilty of murder in
the FIRST degree The prisoner, by permission, made a
statement IN which he repeated his former assertions Of
Spring designed robbing the house tried to dissde
nun from It, His son went on the evening of the muir
der he went to bed early his came in late and said
he had the money and asked for his pocket book to nut
t in MS son bought the shirt in the morning the only
part OF the money he received dollar note and a
doar gold piece he knew nothing of the murder until
ser MS arrest and closed with solemn asseyeraons of
his Innocence and bis sons guilt
Judge Kelly rebuked the prisoners hardhood in nor
sisting In statement utterly false and rendered i'm
possible by the evidence accounting every moment Of
ms son from to II O'Clock night Of
the murder In conclusion, he urged him before the y
piraon Of the brief time he had got live to tell the
truth and by so doing TO relieve his from the slight
the sentence deferred for the presentn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-15

MAzzrvr-Maszin according to the late advices from
Europe not to be found 1t was denied that he had
escaped in English frigate The London correspondent
of the New York Commercial Advertiser letter Of the
18th instant, says
The most extraordinary efforts are being made TO dis
cover the retreat Of Mazzn Since the nsurreeton at
Milan. nothing has been known of his movements He
believed to have boldly venured the Austrian frontier
If not actually into Austria Lombardy. and the great
est anxiety Is felt by his friends for his escape
reported that he had taken refuge board an English
ship OF at Genoa. but this to have been mis-
take few days ago, the Austrians believed they had
tracked him to Nuremburg In Bavaria but ALTHOUGH
every engine set TO work to accomplish his seizure
they appear thus far to have been foled
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-15

There is in the library belonging to tho Academy At
Germantown Pa the identical telescope used by Gen
washington at the battle Of Germantown October l777
- y cumbrous instrument, and must have required
considerable muscular power fors There is in the
same library COPY Of the Bibe-Geneva edition. 1910
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-15

PrPcs Paul. Of wurtemberg, who has receptlv been IN
NeH1erk proposes to visit Chilli Peru Bolivia and Quay
squiL His Royal Highness, who is we-known travel.
isr $40 naturalist has ct present large collection Of
scssnsnc osjectsin NevYork, from whence they are to
BE- ssnt 10 Europe -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-15

fLoNEHr DEMossraA inos-Ai Malisse the somewhat
ssisnfated danssuse, was completely overwhelmed with
Doqusss ~ Boston few evenings since 1t is estimated
that ct least hundred dollars worth Of rare e,ocs
were thus thrown away
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-15

SMART APRIL FooL.-The Charleston Standard of the
Sd instant says:
Among the many attempts to play off pratical Jokes
upon the green ones the first Of April that of a
at one Of the boarding houses our city Is the hest
we nave eeyer heard Of 1t this She procured from
yard several pieces OF beautiful white marble
sugar bowls The counterfeit was complete-po mn
spspecting personss could have detected the fraud
soon supper was readythe poured aud the
bowls were passed around the table Eyerbodv too an
two or three Jumps according to their liking Then fol-
lowed general tasting aud stirring all around the table
positively to melt They ground their spoons against n
and stirred and stirred again, but 1t was no 20 Tbe
be April fools.
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Died.

On Thursday evening, April IA, o'clock MARGARET GAL
LAGtiER, wife ofFredsrek Aeklen, aged 81 yssrs.
~ The friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend her
funeral THIS day) EVENING O'clock residence
No. 50 Apollo street, Clio Erato without further notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-15

A a. as As1 Rr B, GspS CO de &
lance d1p Bureau de coos compose de
Ls al bureau Dc Sni,Ss pde si
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eBsqse aimee atre 6ea. e P,sI n s de
@ l a Hgp CO.. DssusS ds u d GomPagnie dams cee vile
Bureau de co h6e ten,e oars sera
ment les aaires dc Ia die comPagn nont e
ou prs9tegra en- este VILE ct eus les endro
cause lie eho.rs psri les Arcs
an s T a,qS Ia prohsns Section %nnuee
dron en- ivre relies IN eompe de
compai rtgue. conGs ia eahibe
btneaees nets la de omagu m dsis2s epoaas
aomss en- eur aGa
M Agents s pas les psen'eS fAee cinq
Art Les asc6e. actiOnna. auron lieu ,e rs
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Sres pour n ne ss seaa "a.
"a ae Ct daas os.es les Questions
nom A i. Ia s sompagns aura lsque u
Art 10 AirPnaion du pour lequs ompsgus est for.
d. g. Bureau de eonTos pSsSdeOn, tsrmine
e. termine les aconnares NOMINEES pour eOnsmo
par Ia mtse s but cimen aGG'
fait surtaa de Is Nouvse Orleans
1Siis isbB1' W vi hI
oq esaemen ssnd huns parte. que moi o
[signel GREEN, HARDING 4 Co, par sANux1 c Gpxxx
j. C. CONVERSE. '"N>'
h. s. KEEP, PIP JAMES ]. BARD.
CADY a HOLMES, par WILLIAM HoINEs
SosMsSH eoo SP e, CO.. NJ par s's W.. coor...
L. NJ BALDO.
J. II. CARTER
WASH JACKSON JR,
WRIGHT, WILLIAMS 4 CO., par H. NJ. WRIGHT.
DURANT DAPoNTE,
R. Is. SYKES.
BERNARD MAGLONE
JOHN ARMS rRoNG.
Fl; ,. JESsINs, par proCuraiOn LOun HYrH.
JEAN C. THRARD.
WM. j. CLEMENTS.
EDWIN L. LEWIS Not. Pub.
Je eerde psead cope Porgns nserii
les regisres dc sude.
En- fol de quot, je delivre les p,esspies sous ma ]
tL.s.l signature ct ,tnl q vi lie Il la
Nouyslle- Orleans, lie II evii,r ls5..
EDWIN L. LEWIS Not Pub |
lie recorder ds hypobeques pour vile ct paroi.ss
Tactic son bue go
9 livred q WIITI '1
Nouvele Odeans, ~ fevrer Ie57
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diamond Of beautiful form and the frst water &C.
~ hne sapphire has been found in Austria
Ia and hrought to England by Sir Thomas Mitchell
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-15

~ est eecounts ths Infant Drummer was exhibiting
and Maeslister, the great wizzard at Mem
{ntaE 10Th were drawing full houses.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-15

Lamartine Y Ill at Paris and dangerously So his ply
cisns say because he refuses to take medicine which
i prescribed for him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-15

Es- Ed. Crescent Please announce that
MATT C. EDWARDS ESQ., will be supported JUDGE
OF THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS or the
apis CAMP STREET
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4ns Illinois railroad lines building stand SO greatly
y Mesa Of aborsrs that some of Me companies are i'm
porting men direct from ireland supply the demand
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-15

ALBERT A. DUMAS, Editor Proprietor well known
extensively circulate journal the best
Of advertisements Neworleans Mobile Ce IN
North Msssppsnoyng much Circulation Of
paper that of
The fRI- WEEKLY ARGUS be he oobs,
advertisers who publish the Weekly will be benefits
arising from the publication Of lhe Acknowledgements weekly
alse, Tor q small additional charge, - N
Mr. W Wiley is agent for The Argus Neworeans Specimen
hhhoeIs may Dc seen Al nus once. mhls d. Win
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-15

Ins London Police numbers 5ls2 persons consisting
superintendent 1s superntendents l2e in
spectors COL srgant and 4s43 consabes The first elias
eonstablss 1855 have 94o 1as year the secoud class
ls'V xs5 ss and the third class, 1oeQ f44 49, year
Ine .ergsants and bes have clothing Goals 4olbs
weekly 70 each married al the year; 40 lbs weekly
70 sae single man during sx mouths and 20 lbs weekly
durisg ths remainder Of the year
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-15
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, Vile de la Nou-

oAns-Gu .ouna que enqui4m Jour de svTier
EDWIN LLEwELLYN LEWIS pour Ia rso.st ct vile DE- IA
Nouvee Orleans Eat de LouS duent
qui en- vertn 3,
ae,e de Legislature dc la Louisiana, approve jour
s41 ees
Compagne sociste mite, qu composite 81
Ia -G ~ 81 e., e. s eT1 sss' dams
a. NEW ORLEANS AND II DA STEAMSHIP COM
Article Les opeao de compsgnie coGs,eont h ma
IN naye 90 De. sA'rs apsur du port de la
hsIique dams le but de porter ia FRET de pas.ag,
h1e Ia pA.ues disse en actions d.
4ses shaeune avee priv eye d'AugmenT dit capital
moe dos aeonnsres 10 desire qu pas
cent enqusne mil pres h capital Aetue
corporation par pprst Tres commi argent eomp Il oSI
IL recsvToa dsa ,eat' actions dq fonds eaP de
President 81 sees de la sques
ctonnare tngsgean =. eno,msr an
terme spuao ct conditions de cte soc6
dams lvre transfers. par Difsctsu
terra pendant trns dc eipq nnnees dar premier
ns-eent nquantedeuI, mons que les a;tonnas
Art Ia de ompagnie Poursuvrs es pouaive plat
der ct ensp S Ps ssS soa,F. .is s
pour ees ct de dite comagn
Pronaes aps NOMINEES sont lie. aetonpa,s ct
torment la omPagnis eles do place
ufs MONS rPeet ayan pave leur subscription CONNIE ste
TdgsIi +
~ reeH
Norment Cooper a
Ih ~
Warrington Jackson
Wright vii iam Co as
bernard Mag
John Armstrong 10
e. jenkins 10
: n .; "st
enry l. Sherman
Forman lie fond capi al suidt de vngtdeux mile pasre
4Sonvaany aoo,,si,.s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-15

marriage took psse in wiamsburgh, last week. with
the following pecularties The groom six feet
four and the bride four feet six If this is net the long
AID short Of matrimony, doat know what IT, that's
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-15

0Anslsa On rnE CaorIt s proposed in Charleston to
make up purA (saoh man putting in i've dolars) to
b evuslQ@ = Aimeho shah guess nearest the Cotton
epgt ~ sooordipg to the annual satement of the
Ne&Hak Shipping end Commercial List
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-15


~ CASTOR 0i-40 bills landing from teamer St Louis:
WESTERN BUrrER-sOO kegs and dfkips.
TALLOW CANDLES-l50 boxes vs,ious brands;
CtEsSE-luo boxes landing from steamer Hungarian
ALCoHoL-3o bbs In store For tAls by
apis A. D. 6RIEfF 4 CO., % Old Levss,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-15

BOAT RACE AND collisIosTbe Louisville Times Of the
tn inst says that on the last downward trip of the
wneens packet Alvin Adams she overlook the bras Gin
elnnsa and Pittsburgh packet Buckeye State just below
~ .esnmona ana was passing her under way, when
In this way was towed down the river about tve,s MIL
before the latter could get loose from her which she s
~ soon us the two boats got into vide part Of thu
just after the Adams passed the Buckeye State the lat
ter run Into her knocking on Of the lattice uor.
on the ladies' cabin, but did other injury.
The Adams beat her to Cincinnati handsomely. potvb.
sfandns she attended to ~ her way busness The off,
ec o. ne Buekeya State sege excussfor the COL
nsaos Int ~ g the dams, while passing the
1sskye 80 ssass1 = etrong suction in the water
zee1e 1s~ q tho 6ksys State into the Adams
~ te.be investi "a by the Board Of steam
euPesvissss In clpcipnsd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-15

Al nunicpa election held in Cincinnati on the Ath
inst the following officers chosen:
Maycr, speibsker; Auditor Q. Davenport; Treasurer
- Johnston; Civil Engineer, W. Gilbert Marshal
Sanes T. kumn, probable; Police Judge, w. L. spooner
Presenting Attorney, J Slough City Fire Engineer
q q Busy Director Of City Infrmary A. Hornung City
Oollee4 Pruden and Smith City Commissioner doubt
70! c sol9ator p McGroarty Clerk Of Police Court
John j. Jone9f Wharf Master. Chancey Couch probably
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-15

YNURPENTlNE-20O bbls. Spirits Turpen-
~ bbls in store. For sale by w. "''e-e J
spisa A. DELAsRAvE CO., II Magala. street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-15

EH- To PERSONS RUPTURED.-The many per-
manent and eaecus msds by Dr. Sherman
than passing notice. For particulars
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-15

.&91 4qElT o.. FoLLy-T Cincinnati Enquirer of
sys that ON the 18th ult, son Of Mr.
no'son county, Ohio, aged IA years, while his
NJ ..o ~. ee sa pergstrated most fatal piece
- cabin. when hs ascended the ladder TO
e11{e< ssyineto the others that he would
=! ope WAS tied 10 the ladder with one
flrsving It long enough to walk upon
" - 9y~inst the hallar the moose tixhtensd
&$44PHgfpf breath and unable 10 releass
= r. hts plsymAtes sitting In front az he
- vas in fun, making faces at them
~ aud hAt losing his strength
- g sisbt ~ go Ne NE others went to
"a r. =. - - 49, 81 1I1 r. b,ood running
49, - 81 81 - = ~ - = parents
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Notice.

G. M SIMP SON
~ Would respectfully inform his friends on
FRIDAY and SATURDAY 18th and 18th hs will engaged in
removing his NEW STORE 1Is Canal street. where he will
be pleased them MONDAY ueI the lsh apis 9tqp
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rAK0RAPHKD 10 THE OREsCEHT.
Il - ~ Sou.ssrs ains.
Is ARRIVAL OF THE ALPS.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM LIVERPOOL.
Cotton Active and Advancing.


NEwYoRx, April 14-1h. 80 p. NJ.
The steamer Alps arrived at Boston this morning with
later news from Liverpool having left that port We'd
day. the 3oh ult Her represent the Liverpool
Cotton Market being active after the receipt Of the
Csmbras advces from this side and that prices had ad
vanced LIED Neither the amount of sales nor the quo
taticns are given in our dispatch. Epsl
The general news is Of very little Importance.
Up to the present hour hear nothing the America
We find the following dispatch in the Mobile papers Of
Of the 18th.
ILLNESS OF Mn. FnIMoRr Washington April 12-Tee-
graphic accounts of to-day report Mr. Fillmore as lying
sick ut Buffalo.
NEwYoRK CoLLEcroRsHIP - Neir York, April IL = Mr.
Bronson has declined the appointment of the Collector
ship for NewYork
LARGE FAnuRE.-Tbe Messrs Ames paper manufactu-
rers Of Springfield, Mass have failed for very large
amount.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-15

II 1OINDCII HUA tPuVt5 uU IFOIsleme ~,
~ District, rue Marguy No 81 10y
uN CHEVAL BAlE CLAIR ayant uns barre blanche uI IA -
sur taehes bsnches
autres marques apparentes. ~
81 h dit eheva pas dc a "a eoursnt prouyant Ia
pee payant depensss veuiu Aur m, rue Marion
No. 81. d; DKBITYs nv ~ Cotn al ~ ma1tS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-15
Fresh Goods! Fresh Goods

p. s. L. REILLY & CO.,
CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL sTs,
- Have now in complete fresh seasonAbe
DRY GOODS,
received per steamship UNITED STATES which they are prepared
to sell Al SMALL ADVANCE UPON COST PRICE The follow.
ing are e" OF The lsadng articles found at
viz
BRAZIliENNE ALBoNI ROBES, Colored Ground,
BRAzlLIENNE ALBoNI ROBES. Very Rich.
ORGANIZE ROBES, Three and Five Flouuee,.
ALBoNAIs ROBES of Embroidered Muslin,
BAREGE ROBES, Graduated Satin Stripes;
BAREGE ROBES, Pompadour Style, FIounces,
BAREGE ROBES, Plain Ground Mousquetaire Flounees.
NEW STYLE JACoNET "DoLFREs;n
NEWEST STYLE JAcoNET HARTMANN from as esnt.u,.
NEWEST STYLE JACoSETs "GRos ODER - for cb1d,sn.
NEW STYLE BRILLIANTlSEs, Light Ground
PERSIAN BRlLLIANTINEs;
VERY RICH STRIPED BRILLIANT1NEs for Ladies'.
One Case Colored Ground BRfLANTNEs entirely new at the
unusual low price ofTwENTY- FIVE CENTS PER YARD;
One case rich BAREGE,s eolOrs, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
PER YARD
$50 ORGANIZE ROBES. Style Abanase DOLLARS;
1000 Metres Plaid Striped SILKS AT SIX BITS PER YARD
?. & 4. REILLY CO,
apll 69dp Canal and Roy snesls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-15

DrAzR o. 0srEsAL THoMAs N AxsHALL.-Tt was General
1ho9p nszshall Brigadier General in the Mexican
~ 49, - shot near Maysvile, KY, the 9th nit
~ not u Hon Thomas Marshall as reported by tele
g1Rh. m tenant Who shot Gen. NJ. was named TYLER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-15

TX. COI1LJ ODLlQUED I'd DU OECUND DIS
lieu ainsi quiz suit 80
LUNDi IS Av-Eco Demoisees Dc rue Boupo0ne Foa
des Care de Ia des Remparts, ~
MARDI, ~ Avri-Eoe r,s
des Gareons de Ia menus rue. ~
MERCRtDi 20 Avrl-Kcole de Demosess Ste Anne
Eooe des Care de la Claiborne, - - '
j. UDl, ~ AvrEcoe de
GarGons de Ia St. Phi pps ia rue u
Bayou. IT, ~ - 'u' uu
NENDREpI % AyrEcols suresurs des Domosess rue de.
SenIers Eeole Snpeeurs dss Gsreons ST. Philippe.
SAMEDl % An-Exhibiton Dsuibuo PI; sale do
cole Superieure des Gsrcons, St Philippe.
IL Les
inyi es assster r'
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