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4 PREsERyaTIF coNTRE LES FIEvREs--- On salt, dit
e Courier des Etats Its, que les fevres sont pour
eertaines parties des EtatsUnis une triste compen
saton des hveurs dontle eiei hes cpmbles depuis
nombre dannees la science lutte eontre ce heau qui
met IN crepe nos beaax s0leis diets le but SEM
BILE enin toaehe aujourdhui, 81 Yin amour lGgitime
de rhumanit6 nemporte pas les esperances eonfues
au-dela de Is realite.
L'observat8ire de Washington EST un des postes
les plus meRrtriers an point de vue des attaques de
Iii favre. Bait gauche du Potomac, sur une col
line 6levGe de pieds auessus du nveau des eaux,
es elogne de ID rsiare de auatre cents yards seue-
ment, e terrain qu'l occure est eutouIe au Sud,
TEst ct l0uest par un encos de mtlrs, ct au Nord
par une rangee de pieuE. Les mfrs Sud ct Est
courens paraIlelement Id rivare, dant lis ne sont
separes que par un bois de gycomores II en- resulte
done que la noitie de Thahitaion est entouree par
une centare d'eau. La rviere forme en- Get endroit
une foulie de marais qni se eouvrens en- ete dune
pussante vegetation dherbes parasites de teute sorte
Or on reEnarque que lap9aritlon des hegres-qui
sevIsseut au point de renCre ce sejeur ilhabtahle
pendant cling moiz de rannse-coIncide exactement
avec le deperssement d a dissolution de ces mau-
vaises herbes. De Ia dolaner pour source au aeau
rabsnrption par Fair d'easeaces vegesales impures
il NY await quun pas cesu do Iii rshexion. lie lieu
tenant Maury Pa franchi ct cette premiere decou-
verte ra conduit au raiaoanement suivant :.
81 reelemeat c'est Ia corruption dune atmosphere
saturse d'elements veneneux qui donne naissance
Ia fevre, me- seraitn pas possible de detoarner
cette effnson dc principles nuisibles de son cours
nasure es de sui donnes ane autre echappee? Il est
des vtg6taux qui possedsnt une puissance d'absorp
ticn rare or, quelquun ae~ces desniers, don't ID
poussGe en- vsgueur 90 fencontrerait temps exact
avec Ie daperissemens des hsrhes snareeageuses,
uu OAR CONSEQUENT &c tfouveFsit naesure d'acton
al moment du danger, M remplirait-i pas parfaite
ment Ii bns ?
III. Manry songea dabDrd an houhIon. oni est IN
absorhant tres efcace mas Ia necesait6 de donner
aux plants rappui de aperehe h renoncer cette
premiere Id6e ct i se decida en- faveur du tourneso
don't Ii puissance dahsorption est prodigiease. On
arpent de tournesos en- feufs ats0Fbe lui senl des
nniIers al gallons d'humidisS plus de h quantit6
dean fnurnie par les paies. IL en- outre IaVantage
d'6fre dune culture tres facsle.
"reminiscences cut lieu raaaae deEniene. Des Ii I'm
de- 1874. III Haury await ais creuser antour de Fob
sefratoire. snYiron zoe yards de b riVieres tne
plate-bande dune profonaerr Dc pietis es demi e
dune largeur de 46 pieds lie terraia fut travaille
pendant qaelqua temps I'll ensezaens6 e printenaps
egiar se tnnrne-sols. Aoht Il saison crtique arf-
W, es an gvaId Gtonnemaaa a Il inona aaeun
CD dc 6syre 10 se prosaukAA ssa 81
IOuEa ID dursa de II
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sources Ue 2sedoer Creek,

La soussignee rhonneur d. an
A noncer au public qu'elle est tou
|::s:: jours Directrice de Get etablisse
lszsaaEsA ment, ct qu'elle sera prete a l'ou
vrir lie 1er JUN. pour Ia reception des visi
teurs qui voudront bien lhoporer de leul
confance. Ces Sources Sc trouvent environ
30 miles des Opelousas, ct a 8 miles de
Chicot. On pourra toujours Sc procurer des
voitures. soft aux Opelousas, soft a Washing
ton pour s'y faire transporter.
La situation est une des plus saines de
lEtat, etant au milieu dune eharmante pi
Mere, don't le terrain roulant ct accidente
fatte la vue ct egaie lhumeur. Les eauz
possedent einq differences qualities minerales
generalement reconnues ct souvent eonsta.
tees. La peche ct la ehasse sont proximite
ct en- Abundance.
La table sera toujours fournie des NETS les
plus substantiels ct les plus delicats possible,
ct les wins ct les boissons seront de premiere
qualite.
Pension ct logement par mois, 5 IS 90
par jour, | so
Enfans ct domestiques, moitie prix.
Chevaux, par jour, so
RACHEL GRADENIGO,
Di1ectrice.
Opelousas, 80 Maj 1857.
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LES cHENrLLEs lit dams le Messager de ID Pa-
roIsse Saint jacques 81.
8 Jamais, cfoyous-noHs on m va les cheniles en-
aassi grande qaanlit6 dams notre Paroisse. Les
aFbFes en soat converts. Nous n'avons pas appris,
jrsqaa present. qu'elIes aent faif du tort aux re-
coltes mails arons WI dc fort jos aauIes dest
mes donner de fomhFage pendant pst6 depouiIles
par cet animal aussi maIiasant cue d6goutant On
he sanorde Plus dams notFe Paroisse sans s'eHleFer
reeipfoqaement quelques cheniles de dessus ss We
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RGLISE ClTHOLIQUE DIS OPRL0USlS.

IT Es Bancs de rEglise seront vendus le
- 81 mai, dimanche de la Peutecote, a
Ia suite de Ia grand 'messe, ct au compliant,
jusqa' an din,anche de Paques de l'annee pro-
chaine.
lie meme jour, la suite de la grand messe,
il y aura aussi une election pour trois Mar
guilliers. E23 mai, 1874
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gW YVES DAvY, Recorder actuel, previent le
public quill est candidat pour la meme place, le-
lection de Novembre proclaim. IS Avril
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GS Nous sommes autorise a annoncer que 81 Ia
Convention D6mocratique du 90 JUN proclaim
nomme des candIdats aux places de la Paroisse lie
nom de N. ANDREW j. THOMPSON sera soumis CONNIE
canddat pour la place de Recorder de Payoisse.
% Mai, 1857.
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70 Nous sommes autorise aunoncer MCHENRY
HUSBAND CONNIE candidat pour Constable du Ter
ACCOMPLISHMENT de cette Paroisse, comprenant les
Opelousas, a relection qui aura lieu en- Novembre
proclaim F16 Mai, 1857.
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Nous rsEGrons le lecteur d Ia premiere colonne
du premier cote deeette feuile oa il trouyer de u
masiaFe integsssanse lire
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- Nous sommes autorise annoncer que III.
MARTIN PERRACLr est candidat pour la place de
Constable pour lie Ter ACCOMPLISHMENT de la Paroisse
St. Landry, r6ection de novembre proclaim.
II Avril, 1857.
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GO Nous sommes autorlse annoncer que NJ. J
BAprIsTE CoMEAU est candidat la place de Sh6ri
de cette Paroisse, ieiection qui aura lieu en- No
vembre proclaim. IA Fevrier
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Nous sommes autoris& annoneer que WILLIE
NEuvE JoUBERr est candidet pour la place d'Asses-
seur de Paroisse, election de Novembre proclaim.
2 Mai, 1857.
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EYNous sommes autorse annoncer que L. Y.
CHAcHERe est candidat pour la place de Shdrif de la
Paroisse st. Landry, reection de Novembre pro-
chain [25 Avlil.
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II AvriI, IS5 /

gzY Nous sommes autorise a annoncer que NJ
ALcEsTE Roy est candidat pour la place de Constable
pour lie Ter ACCOMPLISHMENT de Ia Paroisse St Lam
dry, a Telecton de Sovembre proclaim. Is Avril
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- NZZ . .
- 5 o

E public est AVERT de ne pas faire d'af-
-. faires avec Philomena Foret sur lie
eerhpte du soussigne attendu quill ne payera
Jas ses complies. ...-
FRANCOIS Fl sAVOIE.
Grand Cotesu, 80 Mai, 1857.-2f
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NM les Editeurs dss Courier des OpeIousas:
Soyez assez bons pour annoncer que, cedant aux
solicitations de amis, ai CONSENT me lasser
porter CONNIE candidat la place dAssesseur, Ia
bre proclaim. PIERRE MOUlLLE.
Opelousas, II Avril 1857.
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NOS AGENTS.

Les personnes suivantes sont autorisees collector
ct recevor des subscriptions ct avis pour lie Co"r-
rier des OpeIo~sas, dams leurs villages ct Parolsses
respectifs:
AUGUsrE MARA1sT, St. Martinville, LIE.
ARTHUR BULLIARD, Pont Breaux, LIE.
A. MLpspAuGH, Washington, LIE.
Z. E. CocHRANE, MarkaTilie, Le
MICHEL EMoSET, Leonyille, P. o.
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TNous sommes autorises annoncer que Mr..
CHARLES BOURQUE est candidat pour Asses
sear a la pToehaine election. t3o Aout, 1856.
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~" Nous sommes requis de proposer JoHN J.
MORGAN, Esq, de rAtchatalaya, CONNIE candidat
pour la Chambre des Repr6sentants de cette Pa
roisse, suet choix de la Convention Democratique
qui sassembera lie 20 Juin proclaim aux Opelousas.
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@ y N ID z . \ u s @

| "a Nous sommes autors6 annoncer NJ. +.
COURTNEY CONNIE candidat pour representer la Pa
roisse ST. Landry la Legislature, suet la decision
de la Convention Democratique. 4 ayrll.
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II. HAYS, Prssi2ent.
JoEL H SAxDoz, Secrstairs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-27

OF the new Collector was to dismiss relative Of Mr.
Souie from Office! And if any one can find an
Sdell Democrat in Office thirty days hence, and
point the curiosity out to Us, we will agree to pay
fine summer hat for the sight Yet the Soule Demo
Gratis are as good Democrats as the Slidell Demo-
Gratis and have performed for the party more efec-
tive work in the years that are past and gone. So
far as zeal enthusiasm and eoquence are concerned,
the Soue Democrats are far superior to the Sdell
Democrats as the latter are superior to them in TACT
wire-working and management.
These are few Of the reasons why New Orleans
has "gone by the board" to the Democracy, and will
continue gone for an indefinite PERIOD Ii the Demo-
cracy should be beaten at the coming fall elections,
let them not rant rave and charge all sorts of wrong
practices upon their opponents Let them recollect
that they dug the pit if they get precptated into it
Thus much have we written with view to the en-.
ghtenment of the public in regard to the true state
OF things existing here. We have penned nothing as
partisans, for we dsclaim partisanship but, as
faithful chronicles of the times felt bound to set
our Mansfield contemporary right, and, at the same
moment, vindicate the truth of history" If we
have done so in this aggressive and desultory article,
we shall consider ourselves well paid for the labor
performed. ......
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-27
1t Is ALWAYS So.

Col. Wood of the Vichsburg Sentinel, in his paper
Of the 2lst thus holds forth
After an absence of twelve days, delightfully."- spent
in visiting our old homes, New Orleans and Natchez.
We have returned to our post cur scissors and our
steel pen again.
Notwithstanding the fearful tales of thuggery in
New Orleans, (and we confess we entered the city
with slight degree of fear and trembling at the idea
of being brass knuckled and slungshoted by an I'M
known and invisible assassin) we were never better
treated in any place than we were by our old friend
Charley Waterman, the Mayor our fellows soldier, Col
Forno the Chief of Police, the press Of the city, the
managers and directors of the heaters and shows and
the people generally, irrespective of party
at is always So" We have never heard of any
body from the country being brass-knucked,' etc.,
while on visit to this city, although we must confess
that they usually get shot in the neck" However,
they do not appear to mind shooting in that part of
the body as have known them to defy the skill of
neckshooters whole week consecutively! Their
bravery in this respect challenged universal admira-
tion and though they fell sometimes late at night:
they generally came out f" right side up with care
next morning l.
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aforesaid securities stock They shall have
ss.iSn Of debts pnIehs;sd At public
or of any moyabe or immo,abe which may
CREATIONS Of its business but nothing herein shall be
construed as authorize the said Company discount negoa
rssy indirectly ' sds 9@ ay"s selling
able OF immovabe property, goods merchandise
-.a ARTICLE ELEVENTH.
Yearly dividends shall be made much of the profits of the
GGmpsn as sh appear aaSsshs but the promotion Of pre-
making such dividends shall not be considered as
RI @ wsssSy sp ss So sSss shs
mutton shall have been covered aud made by the profits
ARTICLE TWELFTH.
Ia the yearly dividends to be declared aforesaid the
cent the amount paid in and the balance shall be placed
wen s ns ha s G p
to issue certificates to the Stockholders for n paid shares
ARTICLE THIRTEENTH.
After the whole capital stock of said Company shall been
paid in, the Board of Directors shall have the right deduct
am wo I u n"d @ ,hoosam d" a hnw o. he
formed and realized be added the capital stock said Com
pany.
ARTICLE FOURTEENTH.
shall President and Board Directors
within one month from the close Or exP4oa Of each year Of
at least two daily newspapers punished in this city, and for
the term of at least month"; full statement under OATH of
The amount of premium received ing the previous year
etyng what amount was received rr lie insurance for instr
second the amont OF losses incurred during the year pe
M M Ina DISSEMINATING %a nm2us OF loses naHs oGe her,
amount of capital stating the portion of the invested In
curiteS, and the Of the securities.
ARTICLE FIFTEENTH.
The stockholders shall be responsible for losses dam
incurred by said company beyond the OF capital
stock held or owned by him OF them respectively.
ARTICLE SIXTEENTH.
Any stakeholder who shall fail neglect pay any install
when ordered by the Board of Directors
article third shalt forfeit to the Company all pre- ro
ind cease to be stakeholder in said Company
ARTICLE SEVENTEENTH.
No stock shall be transferred such transfer be made
k,,,l. tlastr.
trste stock previous totn of the hav
made he shall be permitted do by substitute of the obi
cations OF the party purchasing provided the substituted obi
cations satisfactory 10 the Board of Directors.
ARTICLE EIGHTEENTH.
This act incorporation be modified amended
the raid Company dissolved, general meeting
veed for that after thirty y' notice
English in Of the newspapers published in this city,
the Of three ours of the stock
ing and all such notifications alterations.
dissolution shall be recorded and Published according
to law.
ARTICLE NINETEENTH.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-27

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
still have opportunity left of testing tejuy celebrated
and Brazilian pebble spectaes OF Messrs Sermons
Co.. No. So Camp street. stairs These spectaces have
thoroughly tested IN this city, and universally APP
proved who tested them that any elaboration of
superuous 1t enough say that their excellence
nttesed by of respectable ctizcusmen who
would pen their certificate without being hon
esy aud thoroughly satisfied the merits of what they
,ify TO- excellence of the glasses experience
and judgment OF Messrs s. Co.. in selecting glasses Of the
right kind he commended There great deal in suns
glasses the different grades of optical weakness and Messr
being thorough opticians always give entire satsfac
tion this delicate and difficult pnr Of their business Their stay
in the city rapidly drawing close and advise those
friends who siand in need of optical aid and have
yet given them trial, to time in doing See their
Snrd md certificates.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-27
SOMETHING OF A CARD.-There lies before us puz.

ze in the shape of engraved card which unsuspectng
person might scrutnize month without reducing inegibl-
y. II represents sormprcsrnted tree, Of the branbe kind
lying in the foreground of wild mountain The crooked
bare branches Of the stand six ways for Sunday and with
appearing to anything, do great deal A clue
being Obtained they found describe very distinctly the
words d. G. ohnon fashionable hat and cap ,tore.n The
tree whose limbs talk queery is also type of something 1t
shadows forth that the brittle of competition has been snap
ped in twain by the popular breeze in favor of Johnston John
s,ons store may add is under the St. Charles Hotel
those who call upon him may rely getting beautiful and
fashionable ha- wellting and becoming hat and durable
and nhnAn Int.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-27

EXTENSIVE DRUG HousE.-A more extensive and
well stock Drugs chemicals and paints than that
Offering by Mr. o. o. Woodmnu the of Magazine and
streets been offered the Southern public
absolutely gigantic there nothing in the drug line that
found there OF the latest Importation and in the
largest quantities. Besides all which, Mt Woomn sole pro-
prietor medicines, which in themselves enough
keen up large Cherry EXpecto
for pulmonary complaints and Billings Carmnave and
Asngent Syrup for the complaints of children and
the intestinal disorders all ages people. We cali the ate-
ton of the city and country trade planters and Others to Mr.
VS. advertisement in this mornings Crescent the size of
which will render it very easy 10 find.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-27

MoRG ANS Book SToRE.-This popular establish
Exchange Place adjoining the Post0dee,
stocked with reading for the million than present The
shelves loaded down with all that embesh
table enrich ibrary-food for NIL classes of meects from
that of the statesman Of science down that Of the
child of hree years whilst the always fragrant
with the fresh smell OF the printing loaded down with
the latest newspapers periodicals magazines cheap publications
and miscellaneous books of the day Our citizens know
gans we'll and patonize too WELL to need urging from
We would only suggest strangers and transient visitors the
city that their time will be well spent in looking Mogans
collection, and their money well spent in selecting from it,
See Mr.. MS card.
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General Relief Committee.

The following the members the present form I
BegsS P[Ssdent Office of Firemegs Charitable Assocn"n
Ihos Ii. Shields Secretary, Odd Fellows Hall W II MT
Treasurer 81 Gravier street. ]. II. Gemisson M "a VIM
street j. NJ iahorde CORNER of poo aud Felicity ror1
Butler 81 Nachez street; NJ. NJ WuOan Courier Office. II
Web Mh"IT and Common street. j. q. Loughln New Basin.
l. ~ van Horn Crescent Office Camp street; g. W tnuI'
Magazine street; H. = Collins Josephine and Nnyades snt.
Hunter Camp and roydras; J. NJ Wagner 2i st. Cbals
WIN lynd, Commercial Cotton Press. f. Vaet A,ar.!
NalRS, DryadeS and Terpsichurr G. H. philnnter ~.
LeNee u fncke o. Gu'tomhonseiG Muir 1875 Poyira ST.
month n the Secretary Office in Fellows, ar cora
Camp and Lafayette streets nj 61S O'Clock r NJ Unit Huf
lea IHoS. Il. SHIELDS, Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-27

GROWTH OF CoRAL.-According to Prof. LIE Conte
coral of the reefbuildng species will not grow in
water of mean winter temperature less than sixty
egh degrees which circumstance confines it princi-
pay to the torrid zone. Onou own coast they grow
to greater distance north than elsewhere, owing to
the presence of the gulf stream. Their growth is
also limited by the depth of water, ten or fifteen faith
oms being the limit of the reefbuilding species.
Other species have been brought up from the depth Of
800 fathoms. Another condition is that the reef
coral will not grow in fresh water nor in turbid or
muddy shores. Whenever rivers or muddy waters
pour into the there is break in the coral reef
The washing of the waves is necessary to its growth
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-27

!" The GEM.'-The family grocery of MI. Z, L. Ber-
ceF No. % Baroune well named The and
merit that Supplies othe freshes,
oldest wines and liquors always be had there there
being the grocery by those who affect the weak
OF good living Better supplies be had anywhere
See Mr., card
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silver Siftings-RY CRESCESrA.


Fable is torch borne in the hand of truth.
people who hayeno amusement have no manner.
Labor and prudence relieve us from three great
evils-vice, want and Incidence.
A pretty woman pleases the eye; good woman
pleases the heart. The enc is Il jewel the other a
treasure.
There are some lessons which adversely will he sure
to teach us, and among others hs-that goodness in
Il woman is more admirable than beauty
He declares himself guilty who defends himself be-
fore accusation.
Deeds are fruits-words are but leaves.
You will never repent of being patient and sober
We always overrate the happiness of others, and un.
oerrate the means of our own.
The love of society is NATURAL but the choice of our
company is matter of virtue aud prudence.
Peace is the evening star of the soul as virtue
SUM- and the two are never far apart.
The heart, like the veins, beeds most readily when
warm
Lies are hiltless swords, which cut the hand that
yields them.
The good heart, the tender feeling and the pleasant
disposition, make smiles, love and sunshine every
where.
knowledge is proud that he has learned so much !;
wisdom is humble that he knows more.
Common sense and substantial homespun garments
are not much used in these days
Who cannot keep his own secret ought not to COM
plain if another tells it.
Love is strongest in pursut-friendship in posses
sion
Sorrow shows truths the night brings out stars.
"
The CASE OF MIR. MoREY.-The New York Mirror
says: A story absurd as untrue has been published
in the United States to the effect that the French
Government have fixed the indemnity of the widow
of Charles Morey, (who was murdered by a sentinel
of the Cchy PRISON. at 100000 francs. This report
is not only untrue but has embarrassed the Govern
ment, which had about fixed on the sum of eighty
thousand francs. They now hardly know what to do
in the face of these exaggerated pretensons In the
meantime, they have given her few thousand francs
to meet present demands.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-27

CRESCENT JOB OFFICE-The place to send your
orders for plain fancy job printing which You wish well
quickly done and chcaply done is the johoce of
Clark Brisbn i'll the third story of the Crescent Building,
No. 70 Camp street We would particularly advise merchants
and lawyers give them trial Their card in advertising
columns gives idcn of what they can do.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-27
!" orENg,-The clothing emporium of Messrs. Nor.

rs Maui Co.. at the of Camp and Common Streets
der the City Hotel being always open open
CURED of the who open negotiation for ont
Of rich and fashionable summer clothing All he has do
walk in the open door and open his upon tie goods
ed around and he be open conviction he will very
opening his with the view of opening the eyes
his friends by greeting them suit of fine stylish
ment as the most reckless opening of pro-
out of Paris In few words the stock of MesSrs NJ N.
Co.. is large complete aud the top notch of fashionable
gance. See their card.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-27
SUMNER CoArs.-some Of the most e!egant light

the
Co. of ST. Charles aud Common Streets under the hotel
The Zephyr cloh coats y are pretty article for
weather went mans back whilst merino
alpaca and duck corespondngy light aud elegant
All the other garments and furnishing articles up
of the fashion there equal variety
rnncn See advertisement,