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" We are indebted 10 Gen. John AZ.

- stIe lflueDtEu 10 SIEil. I0F7
9 COPY " pamphlet entitIed egroes and Negro
Slavery The First. IN Inferior Race the Latter, its
Normal Gotiiito y ~. Van Evrie, MD. We.
have glanced hurriedl the Introductory num-
ber, and ind written and research
Many AZ the proposi are new, and al are ad-
sustained ,so far a. NE proceeded with our
exanlinat iors some future period we hope to be
able tor refer to the subject at length
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-08

NEW RI pER Rs8 rHE FouRTH DIsTRIeT pros
pectns for Democratic II the Fourth District,
to be under the mana cement Of Messrss Carrigan Il
Guegnon has been published # is be called; the
I" Orleans Democrat and the first number will be-
issued on or about the first of next month. IN pc
cuniary point Of view, we wish the proprietors the
amplest success With one Of them tJudge Carrigan)
we ate well acquainted and know that he possesses
The ability and experience to bring out capital pa
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TELEGRApHED 10 THE CRESCENT.
FIRESIN BALTIMORE,
BY THE NATIONAL, AND SOUTHERN LINES.

WASHINGTON, April IA great fire occurred IN
Baltimore today. Several stores were burnt. The
loss is estimated at 100000
Steamship Launched
NEW YORK, April THE Adriatic, a new steam
shin Of the Collins line, was launched today.
Sts b The Markets.
q CINCINNATI, April Flonr, So 4e; Whisky, zoe;
Ness Pork, $15 90, an advance.
NEW YORK, April Flour is a=trife lower
Southern, 81 75; Southern Red Wheat, 81 70; Corn,
60 to 6sa Lard % to 10 ~; Whisky, 25a.
River Intelligence.
LouIsvILIE, April The river is still falling, with
seven feet three inches Waterin the canal.
4 YrcKsBuRG, April 1.-THE Henry Chouteau passed
down at II o'clock this morning, and the sae Rob
inson at 2 P. NJ.
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TER III s.:
Tne CvescenGw be regularly n ne
city an early hour iof
$40 year, advance quafery at the
rates or ID cents week. y ths
per IN an
81 far every subsequent insertion 20 cents: "
Advertisements % h9 81 for every
insertion. IN
~ viii BE charged 81 per
sqpafe for fnsastio @ass SE5
Inos viii be published month,
charged accordingly rtsement sub
until AL asfesFages paid, the
optics d prop {t
al lbsraI DfscaSass be made 70 regular advertisers
ssssS 8ST TEIE 1AEHsR CRESCENT
which desirable adyer-
largely, reaching
hundreds d homes 81 ons, being read
before business hours articles
family DO adyantageously published in its
columns. &43S
u u an 10 wv Ia 81 h X GRE 81 ENT 5s
is pabhed every morning year invariably
adyaaee extensive circulation throughout Lou
iiana5 mississippi ana other
IL making
=s ddes Known Advertisements in-
serted fol- 81 per sHuares each insertion
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s5vfeaU Orleans
STAT20MERS' WAREHOUSE,
I'D AMP STREET., gu

TO School Teachers,
MERCHANTS SAND PARENTS.
The attention of those purchasing SCHOOL BOOKS and
STATIONERY, either for their SELL is respect
fully invited to the assortment of the subscriber who offers all
kinds of a.-. -u. y @
SCHOOL BOOKS,
Low any other establishment in this city, and has
sany hand all works the various departments educa
ton in general use. Se3E tEg
= %3 t+t a@& Also -slE T+
An extensive assortment of LAW, MEDICAL, THEOLOGI-
CAL and MISCELLANEOUS WORKS, in every department
of Literature Science and Art together with every article of
STATIONERY,
For sale the LOWEST PRICES at New Orleans Sta.
toners Warehouse
j. B. STEEL,
No. 60 Camp street.
N B. liberal discount allowed TO Country Dealers Profess
and Teachers and those who buy sell agaiu AZ 2p3
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E8- Read This.-For all Bowel Diseases,
Cholera Diarrhua Dyspepsia Flatuency, Constipation and
General Debility we Of nothing better than Dr. Hostel
ters celebrated Stomach Bers One wine glass taken three
times each day. before meals, will be for all the
above diseases will remove all heavnes from the stomach,
keep you from costveness assist Digestion give good ap
petite and mpart healthy tone to the whole system Every
family should keep these Bers hand during the
season. family medicine. For sale by MI principal Drug
giss and dealers generally AT Wholesale by E. Hart Co.,
9Tchonpitoulas street. Cady Holmes Gravier
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.sTile Revenges OF Tlmc.''
The New York Tribune, Of the 10th ult, contains
long article under the foregoing head. We append

another slavery must have come to an end be-
at end Its effects may still be felt and
aEt + hardly possible slla5 such black anomaly can
its aneet resn as The wolf has come baek 10
te aans from Which tie s Virginia settlers drove him away
i to Be extrpaed in Earopeby he
M ses s @ s q s I
wings as he By the helping S res9ute and a
will he have give of at this most pregnant moment
Of his course e
The Tribune processes to be a warm friend Of the
black race. II talks about the e reyenges of time"
in connection with emancipation! On all occasions
it denounces and stignatzes shareholders and from
what we can infer from its ferocious columns, would
set the slaves of the South free at moments warn
ing, If it possessed. the power In such an event,
time would work its revenges, but unfortunately,
che victims of the sympathy Of men like the Tribune
editors would suffer, not the sympathsers themselves
The revenges of time,' over which the Tribune
chuckles with tendish delight, can only be consun1-
mated at the expense Of the determination of the
white or black race! There is no other alternative
It is folly to even dream of loophole for escape.
If the African race sever to be elevated above the
condition Of servants and bondsmen, our childrens
children's children must do the work. At present
they hold the position which nature and natures Cop
evidently intended they should occupy.
In the South, the two races only exist as they
now exist The relation Of master and servant must
be preserved the master must destroy the ser
want, or the servant the master. Such thing as
equality is impossible and to attempt to enforce il
would involve struggle Of the most horrible charac
ter, which could only end in the destruction Of slavery
by the humiliation of the black race Of course TIKI
superior race would triumph Ia glorious country
would be temporarily ruined land the hopes of al
true phlanthropists would be blasted forever. Yet
we doubt not the pharisees of the Tribune if they
lived in the esh would gloat over the ruin they hat
wrought the misery they had caused while they shed
crocodile tears over the fate of the poor negro whom
| they had been instrumental in destroying
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ERR II vi ON editorial yesterday { Business
Comparisons towards the close Of the second pars
agraph from bottom, it reads efor the last six
months 0o0' instead Of last six months
1862 ana The three first months Of 1856, Of
mn
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SpgeseGiG assortment
~ Mp MS M N da GR- dD GID HID - .
AT REDUCED PRICES

AT REDUCED PRICES.
p. A. HEBRARD,
LAO CANAL STREET., 4Ao
Is now opening the following SPRING GOODS received by
the latest arrivals which he will sell very reduced prices
Plain, Figured and Flounced BAREGE DRESSES;
-Colored GRENADINE
Black Flounced BAREGE ..
Halt.mourning y. y. f%
Plain Black GRENADINES;
Striped and Plaid I. FL.
+ FOULARD SILKS;
4 Organdy, Plain and Flounced DRESSES;
Muslin and Jaconet
yalencienne LACE TOILETS;
Embroidered Muslin and Jaconet BANDS;
4E TNsERTING;i
.Er5sF.. a5N5e..5 55as 1905 EDGING;
White Cotton CAMRRIC; led
;. JACONET; Nt.
BRILLIANTINEs, White and Colored;
Real SWISS MUSLIN, A, "a, 81;
NANSOoK; ss
INDIA NULL;
Striped and Check SWISS MUsLINi sos
49,. & ~. CAMBRIC;
TOILET QUILTS, White and Colored all sizes;
TOILE DU NORD; l. t5T3 4s
SILK CRUVELLT LUsTRE, for Travelling Dresses;
CURTAIN MUSLIN, jacquard, Dnmasked and Embd;
PA WHITE BONNET for Mosquito Bars made to order;
Irish Linen SHIFTING; aEl5aN5E
SHEETING LINEN French, Scotch and Irish, all widths;
Yellow and Colored EANK1Ns, ETC.. etc.
I--klso-
A complete assortmen. Of PLANTERS GOODS;
READY-MADE CLOTHING AND STRAW HATS, for
Negroes. a fe25 2ptf
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EpEroIIAn ACCESSION. That old and sterling pa
PEI, the Vicksbprg mas passed under the edi-
torial control Of AR. VIM. II McCardle, well known
to the community Of New OFleans as the able and
efficient editor Of the Tropic published some years
since III eur city. Previous to his connection with
the press here he edited the Wing with n,arke sue
cess and yigor. We Welcome bis return his old vo-
cation with pleasure and congratulate the
American party of Mississippi upon the important
addition which has been made to their ranks.
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az 2p6t&W1
LyOn's KatEeair0N.

People troubled by Danru harsh decaying Hair should
use LYONS KATHAIRoN without doubt the most de-
abe toilet article and effective remedy for Nervous Headache
in the world Price, % cents in large bottlesto be had
throughout the world. Sold by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
AZ 2p6t q and ISL ckertres street.
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pUrHAM's MAGAz1NE.--We are indebted to H. D.
McGinns, No. Sc Camp street, for copy of Put
nam's Magazine for Aprl-an exceedingly interest
ing number w., g.
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TUESDAY MoRNING q. PRtL i, 1856

~ We are indebted to Senator sldeIl for inter
egtng public documents.
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- Hon. George Eustus, u, will accept eur thanks
for Cong ssiona1 documents.
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THE CoMMoS CouNc1,--Both Boards Of the Com
mon Council! will hold regular weekly meeting this
evening,
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81 Card.

NEW ORLEANS, March, 7, 1856.
On. SAMUEL REYEoLps-Dedr Sir. The my lip,
which you have been treating happy say has been
ey eradicaed and the lip Is entirely we'll Feeling grateful
you for relieving take pleasure in allowing the
my in the list Testimonials which you
at your command. Very respectfully.
Your obedient servant r..
d. S. STACY,
ml4 2p1m Of Vidaia La.
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E3s'. Samuel Reynolds.

oFFICE-No. us GRAvIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS SCALD HEAD, WHITE SWELLING SORES and
ULCERS of every description. ia3l 2oly
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MAGAZINES We are under obligations to the pub
fishers, Messrs. Dix Edwards, Of New York, for a
copy Of the April number Of 'Household Words
the journal to which Charles Dickens gives his edito-
rial abors and NAME Itcontains variety of articles
upon variety of subjects all Of more or less interest
written by number Of pens Of known ability and is
one of the most valuable and readable of all the
works belonging to our magazine literature.
4tThe School Fellow; A Magazine for Boys and
Girls, published by the same firm, comes to us for
the month Of April rich, not only in interesting but
also in instructive manner, It will make one Of the
most nsefua and interesting additions to the family
circle that we know Of.
Both Of these magazines can be procured of Nor
man, No. Ii Camp street, and under the St. Charles
Hotel, TO whom we are indebted for copies
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THE NAILS The Northern and Eastern mail, due
yesterday, failed from beyond Baltimore. The mail
due the day previous came through with dates from
New York to the 3Ist inst. s#$
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IT. W.. Seymour,

49, u. W.. Seymour,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
RATION ROUGE, la,
Practices his Profession in all its Branches the Parishes OF
EAST and WEST BATON ROUGE,
EAST and WEST FELICIANA,
And SUPREME COURT in New Orleans octl6 2ptf
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EDOEbe0r's
Bargataes /! .Pargataes!.

HARBY'S CHEAP STORE,
1856 CAMP STREET. 1856
BAYADERE BAREGE ROBES, SIS 90; 1,=. s.-5
FLOUNCED BAREGE ROBES Sc 90 TO $40 90: .-.,-. .
SATIN STRIPED ORGANIZES, 80 cents per yard;
FLouNCED ORGARDY ROBES, 81 90;
FIGURED LINEN CAMBRIA, 40 cents per yard
FINE BAREGES, (all colors) Is cents per yard;
FRENCH JACONEr DRESSES, s. 50; H.
PLAID MUSLIN DRESSES, 81 Is ,."
EMBR0IDERIES of all kinds,
GUIPURE and VALENCIA LAGEs; COLLARS, etc.
--,~ HORACE HARDY,
NJ 2pMoWeFr No. 1856 Camp street,
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SUGAR PLANTERs' CONVENTION convention of
the sugar planters Of Louisiana will be held in this
city on the 10th instant We have reason to believe
twin be largely attended It ought to be, for the
call that has been made upon them appeals to their
feelings and interests We should like to see the en-
tire sugar district and ably represented
The first men III the Southwest are engaged in the
culture Of the cane they represent an enormous in
vested capital and should make themselves heard as
well as felt. We shall endeaFor to give full and
accurate account Of the proceedings Of the meeting
There was to have been, We understand q prelimi,
nary meeting at the st. Charles Hotel last evening
We were unable to learn what was done, or whether
ANYTHING was done. 81 s{
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Startling and Interesting Facts
CONCERNING
CHOLERA, DIARRHEA, DYSENTERY, collie,
Summer Complaints, etc.

fnc that should sartlo is this One feels slight uneas
in the bowels slight diarrea comes on which is little
thought time in few hours, perhaps, seldom
ing weakness rapid discharges, codness, cramps agonies
backness collapse yet all this fatal result from
disregard warming premonooy Diarhra and neglect OF
wise provision safe and remedy that kind Providence
has made easy to all. ET
This remedy is public from the strongest desire to
exposed under the best substantial conviction that is
certain good effects and with hand needing
warning and usisg the remedy need be victim to the
Cholera. -
CARnINATIVE and AsTRINGENT SYRUP
IS THIS SURE REMEDY.
BY the advice and urgent request whose lives
have been saved-o many when apparently in the
last struggles been induced to make still more
efforts to give wider publicity remedg greatly
cessful. 49,.
The perfection which he and others ascbe TO this remedy
may appear beyond the of medicine to possess yet the
rutbfupess of the claim thoroughly established and
will be fully confirmed by calling the individuals who have
witnessed effects used with complete success Of
whose authorized TO give
For Cholera Collie Cholera Morbus, Dysentey Darrhea,
Bloody Flux Summer Complaint and Weakness of the Bowels
this medicine offered certain remedy This is the med
cine that arrested that horrible disease prevalent among
Mexican soldiers officers first commenced Hse after
which they gave their soldiers in every case
without an exception would refer to the officers and others
who served the with Mexico Sold by
o.. O. W0ODMAN,
corner of Common and Magazine Streets New Orleans
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and l5l Charres street.
JOS. TUCKER, Mobile.
az 2p6t&W1t W. H. FOX, Natchez, Miss.
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MBeThe Rev. John Henderson, Pastor of the Free
Church congregation of Port Glasgow Scotland, will
preach tonight, TUESDAY, sth instantly in the Second
Presbyterian Church, corner Prytania and Calliope
streets. Services to commence at quarter before
eight o'clock. Also, on Thursday night, in the
place, at the same hour.
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= \ = - - :
GeaeEEesfseas's
u N ID EE ca Rs NE III N TT s.
For Spring and Summer Wear.
ALFRED MUNROE s. Co,

No. 81 Magazine street,
Invite specal attention Gentlemen to their present asso
ment of UNDER GARMENTS, suitable for warm weather
Isle THREAD UNDER .SFIIRTs, WITH sLEEvES--all
sizes. 5a. 81.
;LIsLE THREAD UNDER SHIRTS, WITHOUT SLEEVES
I'LL sizes. .5....
Isle THREAD WRAPPERS, WITH AND WITHOUT
SLEEVES--al sizes G&'
GAuzE MERINo UNDER SHIRTS, WITH AND WITH
OUT sI.EEVEs--a sizes
GAUzE MERINo WRAPPERS, WITH AND WITHOUT
SLEEVES-a sizes Y n
GAUzE COTTON UNDER sHIRTS-all sizes
COTTON AND Isle THREAD HALFHOsE DRAWERS,
of all descriptions. s55a sGy% Fail
GLOVES, sUsPENDERs CR-AvATs, HANDEERCHIEFs.
LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS, all sizes and qualities.
No Deviation lin Prices.
ALFRED AUNROE & CO.,
AZ INIT 80 81 Maeazne street.
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y f n = J
PARDON OF DR.. GRAHAM The announcement, in
yesterday papers, that the Governor of New York
had pardoned DR.. Graham was very gratifying to his
numerous friends IN this city; although the grounds
upon the pardon was accorded are not entirely
such ID orr humble opinion as became the chief
magistrate of u great and powerful State The Doc
tor was dying BY inches, mentally and physically
and it was on the certificate Of physicians that he
would soon be beyond earthl interposition that re-
lease was granted It would have been more Just and
manly to have based the release upon other data Had
Dr. Graham been q citizen Of New York, OF Of any
other free State, tits exceedingly doubtful whether
jury could have been found that would not have ac-
tedquit him His great crime, the eyes of most of
the conductors Of public journals of New York and
the North was his nativity and his residence, not the
offence with which he was charged Besides, the
penalty was unne cessarily harsh and seVere-not
warranted BY the facts and circumstance Of the case
and, probably would not have been imposed but
for the caor that was raised 10 further other than
just and honest purpos sl5 s sai'#
Dr. Graham, il he returns to this city will be vel
coined by his friends and acquaintance as Of yore
He viii lose nothing In character or standing by the
terrible and unrighteons sufferings New York JUS
siee ~ has inflicted upon him. For our part we shall
be glad to greet him, and wish him many years Of
happiness and prosperity. ss4si$8 Fl s5 g$s #
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II ". LeUots y Co.,
CORNER OF CANAL AND BOURBON STREETS
Received per steamer invoice of DRESS
GOODS, comprising the newest styles of 80.
LACE AND GAUzE MUsLINs;
LACE AND GAUzE ORGANIZES;
RICH PRINTED JACONETs; w.
SHADED BATTISTE; a5. .:.-
se.5,e.t-3- RICH PRINTED CoTEL1NETs;
FLoUNCED JACoNETs;
sFLOUNCED ORGANDTES;
Lax FLoUNCED BAREGEs: III d.
49, ..- FLOUNCED GRENADINES -5.
80 FLoUNCED ORIENTAL GAUzE;
MISSES FLOUNCED BAREGE ROBES;
SUMMER FOULARDs;
. SUMMER TAFFETAS;
PRINTED LINEN CAMBRIA DRESSES;
CIIILDREN,S APRONS AND PANTAIETTEs;
CHILDREN's EMBROIDERED ROBES "..1..
EMBROIDERED AND FIoUNCED SKIRTS;
PARTISAN FIOUNCED SKIRTS
LACE APPLIQUE sCARFs AND MANTILLAs;
EMBROIDERED SILK SCARFS AND MANTILLAS;
BRUSSELS AND ALENCON :.
BLACK THREAD LACE FLoUNCING;
:. EDGING; a-. Do
:. :. SHAWLS; Gr. a..
:. Wells; ..
ALENCON oval sHAPE'' FALLS;
NEW STYLE MARQUISEs; -s
yALENCIENNE COLTlARETTES;
VALENCIENNE MODIsTES;
VALENCIENNE CORSAGES; .,-..
w. VALENCIENNE BERTHEs.
s5 FALEECIENNE PEI4ERINES
EMBROIDERED MARSEIIiL4Es BAsQUINES.
Also
A most complete assortment Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH HOSIERY.
LADIES' WHITE COTTON HOSE;
LADIES' THREAD OPEN WORK HOSE;
LADIES' SILK OPEN WORK HOSE;
RICH FILLET MITTS AND GLOVES;
a +...s5 J. LEyOIs & CO.,
al 2p6t '- corner Of Canal and Bourbon Streets
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Spring and Summer.
me- SMMS MrgA EBss N1ES, G@ Cxp-s
No. IS Camp street, H..
ARE NOW RECEIVING NEW STYLES OF
Fashionable Clothing,
Suitable for Spring and Summer wear comprising
LIGHT FANCY CASHMERE COATS; 7....
= i. Il SINGLE MILLED CLOTH COATS; 5 5% -.
FRENCH MERINo COATS; i. .-..
.@a-. SUPER BLACK ALPACA COLD COATS.
ITALIAN CLOTH, DRILLING AND LINEN COATs-new
5- styles; e22
LIGHT FANCY CASHMERE PANTS; 5
g5@4 FIGURED DRILLING PANTS;
RICH FIG'D MARSEILLES VESTS;
.EsT LINEN AND DRILLING VESTS.
FURNISHING GOODS
Linen and Cotton Drawers auze Merino Isle Thread
Silk Undershirts Silk Cotton and Lsle Thread Socks Gloves
ETC., etc.
SHIRTS. -..,.
large assortment Of Linen and Linen Bosom Shirts,
style Coored Muslin Shirts new patterns al 2p6t
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Fair Completion. 49,
Pimpes boches tan etc. at removed and the skin
made beautiful soft and clear by rubbing well into the
parts 4-t.1 G55E @ya
.....- DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR.
To soften hands, anet them going bed and gloves
keep Henri Hertz Esq., the great Pianist TO the King Of
tie French declares the most superb thing in the world
the artists make the fingers pable strong and
Bile for great piano forte application the aching
common after great exercise thereat.
Sold in New Orleans wholesale and retail proprietors
prices, by ~
J. WRIGHT g. CO.,
az 2p6t q and ISL Chartres street.
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THE LADIES' REPosIToRY.-We were honored
yesterday with call from Misses Linden and Perkins,
addresses of the Ladies' Repository monthly peri
odcal Of very handsome appearance and no small
amount Of literary ability, published by them at
Charleston, Richmond and Chicago, monthly, at the
low price Of one dollar per annum The numbers we
have seen is handsomely and ably gotten up and
would do credit to the more experienced Of own
gender. @
Misses Linden and Perkins are now stopping at No.
234 Julia street. where, presume any subscription
to journal will be received. We trust their visit
to our city may be rewarded by large addition to
their subscription list. .-.-." 5yr5a =
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Setting off to Close Business.
THE ENTIRE STOCK
JOSEPH EUETY,
No. 20 CAMP STREET, under the City Hotel,
--comprsng-
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES;
JEWELRY; s"..
SILVER AND PLATED WARE;
COMBS, BRUSHES, PERFuMERY;
And large assortment Of
FINE FANCY ARTICL LES,
is selling at
COST OF IMP oRTATION. ...u
City Dealers and Country Merchants have opportunity
Of purchasing reduced prices FOR CASH CITY
ACCEPTANCES.
h5-C and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
F. ROBERTS, Agent.
Rs-Remember No. 20 Camp street, under the City Hotel
al 2p6t
White and Kings r~
% IA g B NE ED ME III ME MD .
IN QUANTITIES.
n55-A LIBERAL DISCOUNT to Merchants and Teachers.
-For sale by
TGaOm AS T.. VT 3TTE,
aa BOOKSELLER,
No. 1O5 CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPER, etc., etc
ns~orlers from the Country answered promptly, at
al 2p3&W2t los CANAL STREET.
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Tobacco.
To Country sMessCEs0aeE.

+ To Country sHes'CEt0aets "
Sz=-z.- Wishing
SCHOOL BOOKS
WRITING PAPER, ,.=.,.
PENS, INKS, ETC., etc.,
Will find large assortment at very low prices at
H. D. McGINNIS',
a3 2p5&W1t IS Canlp street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-08

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-08
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i Suction S2les.

EXTENSIVE TIME SALE OF WATCHES. JEwELBY, ETC.,
continued. on account Of Liquidation oflgelyle 4 Co.
BY GARDNER SMITH, Aucioncer
U1IIIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, and the following
days. will be sold at auction at the store 80 Canal street,
Camp ~. .a} aysS I, :, e5S. vi L.
every description; Clocks; Guns Pistols; Plated Ware etc.
EJy~Terlns liberal-at sale mil