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NEW WORK by the AUTHOR OF
N "ApY HEqBERTT
u. APPLETOc &c.
PUsLGsH THrs Day.
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p, the Author Of Amy Herbert Cleye ha" .Tde Erfe
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DUssIA Ar THE TINE OF THE CORONA
II TlON OF ALEXANDER H. BY IoHs hraPsY lcfna
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NIX, EDW D $ 4 o -,
Nc 81 ROADWAY,
NEw-Yokk,
,p,t, ~. following ENGLISH BOOKS e re fsts c; e
,,iTy.is DER AZ The prizes anasx,d postpaid
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CHAuBERss HISTORY OF TIE RUSSIA
- WAR. wfA Maps. Plans AID "'e- Easrsr-ss INF
~ ave. el5ih ti;- Price 81
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Ju,, polished uniform with the above edit on Of
TIiF HOMESTEAD ON THE HILLSIDE, AND OTHER
TALES
By MARY }. HOLMES.
Ia one volume $50 ID limo Pr!os 81
MILLER ORION buLLlGAN, P1bhshors
NJ IS Para row " Y OF No. Geaesees.-, AubL-r.
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DUSSELDORF GALLERY, No. 497 tresdway.
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yI,HE SPANISH CONQUEST IN AMERICA,
Fay hNpT0 THE GOVERNMENT OF COLONIES BY
nrnua HkIp O.a7o Yols and vita map Price ~ 81
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TUF GREEK TESTAMENT.

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sIssos NJ A. Vicar % 81. werbuIsh, Derby Vol cen
-Four Gospels and tSe Acs Of he A?ostes svc
ots rre. 90 Thc second AID claius volume = IRE
rsrirf for the press.
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CRYSTAL FALkCE.-fne Cry.t3! Ps!sce =
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QUARTERS OF THE OLD ENGLISH COL
! oNIESIN AMERICA w h an IntEodu cton snd Notes
~ s.srTL Lvc.s tPubJshed EnGsHd for the Society To-
he Reform Of ColOhis Coyernnent) syo sonis Pree Y
cents.
An interesting snd u, sfu voIk
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sourHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD. :

It will be perceived by reference to the notices
elsewhere, that Mr. j. Person was on Saturday last,
unanimously elected Director and Mr.. Geo. Lawra-
son Secretary and Treasurer Of the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company, the domicil Of which is now per-
manenty located where it ought to have been all
along, in the city of New Orleans Better selections
could not have been possibly made. Both gentlemen
possess the highest attributes Of character and
city to commend them to the consideration and con-
fidence of the stockholders and the community.
At the same meeting of the Board of Directors it
was resolved TO reopen the books Of subscription at
the Office Of Tie Sun Mutual Insurance Company, cor
ner of Camp and Common Streets for the purpose Of
allowing those of our citizens who have not subscribed
opportunity to avail themselves of portion of the
inducements this magnificent enterprise holds out by
becoming directly interested stockholders. Weare
much gratifed that this determination been arrived
at, for we believe it will be augh with the most
picious consequences, by making larger number OF
our people pecuniarily concerned in a great work
which promises to open up for New Orleans future
of unsurpassed commercial greatness, whichis to con-
meet the Father of Waters with the Pacific Ocean,
which is to prove of incalculabe advantage toNthe
South and West, and which is destined, as soon as
completed, to work wonderful revolution in the com
mercial wordthe greater proportion of the benefits
to be derived from which are certain to converge to
and center in our own fair Crescent City.
When the books were closed, last Saturday week,
the attention of citizens in regard to the merits
aud Importance Of the Southern Pacific Railroad had
been but fairly aroused and we heard much regret
expressed by many that they had not put their names
down for liberal sums when the chance was afforded
them Now that they have another opportunity, let
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Sassia1sser Clothing.

Sasnansea' Clothing.
F. MALARD & CO.,
So and go Canal street, corner Old Levee.
The subscribers by latest arrivals fresh
of SUMMER CLOTHING, which they
moderate prices Their stock composed part the
following:
White and Colored DRILL PANTS.
White DUCK PANTS, COATS and VESTS.
Fancy Striped Grass Cloth aud Bingham COATS.
Brown LINEN COATS PANTS and VESTS
Alpaca FROCKTEES and ShCS.
Merino COATS PANTS and VESTS.
Cashmarette COATS-Black and Colored.
Queens Cloth COATS, PANTS and VESTS.
Bombazine and Alpaca VESTS
White and Colored MarseeS VESTS.
Furnishing Goods.
full assortment of FURNISHING GOODS, consisting
Fancy CoIored Cotton Shirts.
White Cotton Shirts, H. G. andB
Lse Thread Undershirts.
Gauze, Cotton and Aerino tTndershirts.
Linen and Muslin Drawers.
Muslin Undersllirts.
Lisle Thread Socks.
White and English Seeks very superior quality.
White and Black Silk Gloves.
Lisle Thread Gloves.
Fancy Poplin Half Gravats.
Summer Neck Ties.
Horse Hair Stocks, ETC., etc
Youths, Boys and Chlldrcn's Clothing.
Boys and Youths Alpaca Merino, Caslmarete, Brown
Linen and Check Coats
White and Coored Drill Pants.
Brown Linen Pants and Vests.
Merino Vests ard Pants.
SIarseiles Vests
Boys and Chdren's Brown Linen, Alpaca and Check
Drill Jackets
Boys and Chdren's White Drill Brown Linen Colorel
Drill and Alpaca Pants.
Children's White Linen Jackets.
Brown Linen Blouses ec.
f. MALARD & CO.,
IS and GO Canal street,
Drift aror0 Laval
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The Fest american Pianos

EVER PR o D CED IN THIS CITY,
From the Mandatory Of
STEINWAY Il SONS, N. Y
These Pianos celebrated quality tone elegant finish
and Notwithstanding half higher
pitch,
In fact they considered by the most eminent Pas to be
superior to any other made in this country
The undersigned visited last summer all the Piano MGnufac
tories in the Northern cities and selected STEINWAY
SONS INSTRUMENTS adapted to the Southern
climate He has them for sale and amateurs and artists
invited TO call and examine them.
ALSO
The best MELODEONS, from the mandatory of MASON 4
HANELIN, Boston,
l.. GABICI,
MI 2pMotf Camp street, below GrGyier
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SPRING MANTILLAs.

.fe1 f.
BLACK LACE MANTILLAs AND POINTS, at from 81 90
to $40 co.
BLACK MORE ANTIQUE AND LACE MAN TILLAs AND
H POINTS, bugle trimmed at from S. to 81.
EMBROIDERED AND PLAIN BLACK SILK MANTLE
LAS 5
SILK PARAsoL.s, at 81 80 each. t.
RICH MARQU1sES. at So so each.
wHALEBONE SKELETON SKIRTS, at 81 Is.
FRENCH wovE CoRsETs, at 81 apair.
FLoUNCED BAREGE AND oRGANDY ROBES, from
s4GOup. .,. .. #
RICH BAREGES and Organdies, very low.
SATIN, PLAID AND PLAIN, BLACK AND CoLoRED
BAREGES. .E
FRENCH JACoNETS, fine, at zoe a yard.
PRINTED LAWNS fast colors l21sc ayard
WHITE PLAID NAINsooK MUsLINs, at 10 cts yard
worth Is cts. ...E -F "N-
81 LINEN TABLE D AMASK, at soc a yard.
DAMAsK TABLE NAPKINS, at 81 25 dozen.
Having bought the interest of my late partner and
doing business alone will be enabled offer many goods
much lower prices than formerly. My customers will hd the
stock be larger and better assorted than ever.
J. A. BRASELMAN,
a20 2p4t Corner Of Magazine and ST. Andrew streets.
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Bargains IN C0rsegs!

FIVE HUNDRED FRENCH CORSETS
From 81 90 to 81 90 each.
C. NJ. SIMPSON & CO.,
ale 2pit 1l6 Canal street
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To-DAx,s oHnscHNr-
We invite the attention of readers to the follow
ing index Of the contents Of the present number:

We invite the attention Of readers to the follow
ing index of the contents of the present number:
First Page. TeIegraphic Meteorological Register =;
News Items generally advertisements Of ships steamships
steamboats, etc.
Second Pagc-- Southern Enterprise y "A June Jaun !;
Distribution Of the Surplus Reyenue;v Miscellaneous
News Items, together with great number of business
notices. Odd Fellows Directory; Advertisement of the
Hope Insurance Company etc. etc.
Third Page Poetry and Miscellaneous Strangers
Guide; advertisements of the Bridgewacr Paint Co.,
Drugs and Medicines, etc.
Fourth Page - Editorial" Southern Pa ifc Railroad"
Editorial Notices, and numerous display advertisements
Firth to advertisements of various kinds,
such I Particular Notices, y Auctions, y Amuse
.sNants, !. For Rent " For sale,''
Dlxth Rnge--Mscellaneou and Tales Maclaren p
ludwig the Lover and Lola the Mistress IA Tipping
paukey;;v Something About Oysters y N. O. Whole
iss frices Carrent, Schedule Of Nails, Advertise
Hentss w.
seventh page--s'N, o. Business Directory "CopaIt-
neship !, Hardware" and advertisements generally.
Eighth Page" Miscellaneous y Local Iutelgence;'
usual Monetary, Commercial and Marine reports and
Advertisements generally 5444 .gt8 &3t tn
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II E;o,x You'd Escape

LONG SUFFERING, WEAKNESS, DEFORMITY OR PRE-
NATURE DEATH!
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRAC TOR,
The only instant never-fang Antidoe Pain earth
WARRAN
to without smart and quicker all as that other things
ieve has absolute and unmsakabe control
many malades below named which defes ALL other rem
edies and medical skill.
/. Stops all pain, of Burns, instantly.
Heals Burns and Small PoN free of scars.
3. Admits no Scald TO raise water blister
4. Talks away Old Sores fnly.
E. subdues all internal and external Inflammation.
@. Ends Commissions, Collie and Fits directly.
I. Soothes Nerves to ease quiet and strength.
5. Restores action and strength TO Palsied Limbs
g. Destroys Modification instantly
10. Generates flesh rotted thereby.
II. Keeps off Black and Swelling after blows. III.
Il. Dssolves Cntaracts and strengthens Sight.
Is. Draws and heals Blisters free Of smart mark.
Il. Neutralzes I'LL poons and humor either hereditary
infused by bees, hornets mosquitoes reptiles rabid animals
corrupt bodies or plants.
ABSOLUTELY
now, whether the hgo believe not Fire. Poison Inaam
nation Modification Infection and Hydrophoha the horror of
all men, ncpien Consumption Constipation Eryspela Cam
cer Inflammation of the Chest Bowels Pleursy, Chronic
Diarha Dyentey, etc. rendered comparatively harm
less controlled easily bya child possessing but box of this
innocent mighty. cheap ELECTRIC, RAPID antidotc uni
versal suffering.
forfeited If it does LIFE where all medical
science fails
MIL LIONS
use daily astounded satisfactiona praise NONE ARE
SAFE WITHOUT IT. and it has become the greatest CONNER
cial antidote extant.
Refer Dr. Mott New York, the greatest surgeon, etc.,
in America, and ali eminent Physicians.
Sold in New Orleans Wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
ago 2r5eod 81 and ISL Chartres street.
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Southern Machinery Depot.

PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, from "a to 10 horse
power
lumber Fer day.
PUMPS in great variety thu from 10 TO 25G0O gallons
OF water per minute.
COTTON GINS of novel construction that Planter
ought to leave the city without seeing.
CORN MILLS, CORN and COB CRUSHERS FODDER
CUTTERS, and all the LABOR-SAvING MACHINERY Of
the day together with MACHINE BETTING and BETTING
CLASPS.
All these are constantly on hand or receiving, by
D. G. LOWBER, Agent,
m2 2n6mMo % Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

rS-Mrs. Boyd, No. I5s Camp strect-DepOt
for the sale Of SINGERS SEWING MACHINES All kinds
Of Sewing done by machinery Tor Ships Steamboats, GrocerS
Families and Hotels Dresses made by model ard with dis
PATCH q" less than The Ladies' Under Garments
made up to order or for sale ready made. MO 2pf
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ns-The Bitters all they are represented to
BE.-Jackson La August 80, le5-Dear Sir: have used
your German Bers and find them all they are ed
be- and eheeray commend them the public excellent
medicine. Respectfully yours,
W. +. FAULKNER.
Sec advertisement. Rl6 2plm&W
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70 BE DRAww EACH SATURDAY. IN ApR1z.
PPROXIMATI0N PRIZES.

1890 prizes amounting S2 go
Whole Tickets So Halves SIS Quarters Eighth 81 %
1900 Prizes of $40 will be determined by the last figure Of ha
the $4,000 prize. For example, If the
number drawing the $ 600 prEe ends with No. J. then all thM
tickets where the number ends in will be entitled SD 1t
the number with No then all the tickets
Der ends in will be entitled to S20 and on TO o.
Certificates of Packages will be sold the following rates
which is the risk:
Certificate Of Package of 10 Whole Tickets
10 Half ............ ~
10 Quarter 20
:. 10 Fights :, .......... 10
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Fishing apparatus.

Fishing apparatus.
SEINES,
NETS,
BAMBOO RODS
GENUINE LIMERICK HOOKS,
And full assortment Of
't.. j- ..r" FISHING TACKLE
In store and for sale by
McCUTCHON, HOWELL Il CO.,
n6 2pm&W No. So Camp street.
r.. Water Coolers,
or every variety and STYLE manufactured order and for
sale by
+. ROBERTS,
hi3 2p No. 20 Camp street, New Orleans.
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7shuaasfea,ec Company Esection.

Sec advertisement
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APO 2p3t*
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Standard Novels
F OR FAMIL LIBRAR IES,
For sale by

F OR FAMILY LIBRARIE
For sale by
TIL ON 4S T.. WHITE,
Bookseller,
No. los Canal st., New Orleans.
MRS. sHERWooD's WORKs-Complete in IA volumes.
MARIA EDGWoRTH's NOVELS AND TALES - In IA
volumes. 'H}5 Fl, t,t1 g. fhF
AMELIA oPIE's Notwithstanding a Treatise on Living
in volumes
DICKENS N0YELS-Comp etc in IL volumes.
FANNY FERNS Notwithstanding Fern Leaves Ruth
Hall and Rose Clark.
WIDE WIDE WORLD, QUEECHY, HILLS OF THE SHAT
EMUC
FENNIMoRE CooPER's NOVELS AND TALEs-Com-
pete in 81 volumes
WASHINGTON IRvING's SELECT woRKs-In Is vol
umes
scoTTs WAVERLY NOVELs-Complete in 5, IL q vol
NEW PUBLICATIONS. ETC., at
a2O 2p3t No. los CANAL STREET.
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kN-" Woodland Cream" ~ A Pomade for
identifying the Hairhghy pertumed superior to French
article imported and for half the price For dressing Ladies'
Hair has equal giving bright glossy appearance 1t
Gentemeu's Hair curl in the natural
1t nandru always giving the hair the appearance OF
being fresh shampooned Price only fifty cents None genu
inc unless signed Fedge Co.. Prcprietos of the Balm of
Thousand Flowers" For sale by sICKLES CO, Agents
| MORRISON and all Druggists. all 2peoaGm
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STATE EXECUTIVE CoMxIrrEE AMERICAN PARTY OF Ia,
i''f New Orleans. March 2S, 1851,

STATE EXECUTIVE coMxIrrEE AMERICAN PARTY OF IA,
New Orleans, March IS, 1851
Rss-At meeting of this Committee held on
Thursday 18th inst. at New Orleans, it was
Reotrc That in consideration of the fact that the ipor
tan election for Charter Officers for City of New Or
take place the first Monday Of June next day
npn which the Convention for the nomination Officers
il held by Resolution Of the American members Legs
atnre assemble at Baton Rouge it recommended
meeting of that Convention be until the sEcosD
MONDAY OF JUNE NEXT IL o'clock NJ at Baton Rouge.
Resolced That papers friendly the American Party through
out the State requested notice the change of time for
meeting OF the said State Convention
J. 3. WALTON, Chairman.
R. X. Howell, secretary.-naO 2ptf&w
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In connection with establishment for fine goods have
a general dept of PLANTATION CLOTHING, which cou
t,ins the following for Spring and Summer:
ATTAkAPAS C0rTONADE PASTALOONS, superior to
any the Northern Coitonades ewed by Sewing Ma
Chimes
DENNIS, Log Cabin and Brown Linen PANTS.
Denims Log Cabin and Brown Linen Jackets and Jumper
SHIRTS.
Women and Girls Cottonade and Calico FR0CkS.
E. e. Brown COTTON SHIRTS.
STRAW HATS, White Wool Hats etc.
T. MALARD & CO.,
Is and 90 Canal street,
GaG 2yG;iltW corner Of Old LeYee street.
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ss-Hostetter,s Bitters-At this season 9

n2-Hostetter's Bftters--At this season of
year. the digestive organs weakened and deb
lated constant and Of vegetables and fruits it is
absolutely necessary good and pure tonic should be used
keep OF chs and the usual fall evcrs. stimulus
wlnot do; be genuine. inrigorang tonic and
fully satisfied there nothing in the whele catalogue Of
medicine that will all compare with Hoetter's celebrated
Bhes We glad know that the principal drug stores in
the city are supplied with Hostetters great remedy.
e,D 2p6;<W louisville Times
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The Eastern Clarion,

PAULDING, MISS,
o. ~ .EbiIOh.
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest circulation
of Country Newspaper in the South respectfully
offered advertising medium the Merchants of New Or
Orders for advertising left the CRESCENT OFFICE will
be punctually attended to
SFRANk A. BARTLETT, agent for New Orleans. d. 2ptt
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ANACKEowLEDGMENT WITHOUT ANY POETRY IN
IT.-We like poetry we always did like poetry we
Always expect to like poetry. We don't believe in
anybody that don't believe in poetry and never ex
pect to believe in ANYBODY that don't believe in poetry
We regard poetry of the established institu-
tions' of this mundane sphere We look upon poetry
in the literary world do upon roses flowers vio-
let's ETC.. in the material world Without poetry the
coronet Of the one would be wanting in its brightest
and most attractive jewels Without yiolets, flowers
roses ETC., the other would be sadly lacking in fra
GRANGE, beauty and adornment.
Having settled this point to satisfaction as
well as to the satisfaction of all the world and the rest
Of mankind, !" we will proceed to lay down another
profound proposition Poetry may be msquoted and
misapplied, and flowers may be misused and misap-
proprated Not long since country editor published
Alf column Of poetry on the reception of bag Of
COW peas! Another went off into ecstacies because
he had been presented with a fine, fat, roast pos
!. sum and sweet potatoes" Now, although there is
little doubt as to the value Of COW peas or the excel
lence of roasted postum, we can see no propriety
III acknowledging the same through poetic medium.
Plain would have expressed better the gratitude
felt And, walking along the levee the other day, we
saw beautiful bouquet securely fixed to bride-
gear Of dray mule. We need not say we thought
that bouquet out Of place. Then, again, one Of our
nronilest cnfenorares can hardly notice FIGHT foot
- III ...-.ll a., .., = .Li..., -,
ta.' = sss1.,apoas' sue "sasne, =, '"' ne sse'
WMl.out pfuusey lli'esiarains :. VIII poeefy W.
think No nave now nImly the verify OF the
foregoing, and will come down to our acknowledge
ment without any poetry in it,.
t419s 5as1a ua5 W iesois1o !" Snni ipins oo1a"
composed OF the richest and rarest flowers, accom-
panied by one Of the most luscious mound cakes it
mt
= ~. x. " y 'As'e'
hheq our eoitofla room Witn 1ragance and Inc cake
filled (here the poverty of the language prevents us
from doing fnIl iustice In our theme, our inner man
X - tla ov,,en,ot xton+ r o.lo,,od s,+;ft;on Tive
= 80 I. -, I, y I.
peuquet was suggestive OF all that deghts me SENSES
elevates the taste and improves the love OF man Tor
the good and the beautiful. The cake brought in
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eat The One Price Store

eat the One Price Store
A L F R D NJ U e. CO.,
No. 81 Magazine street,
May be found usual, choice variety Of
SEASON ABLE CLOTHING,
For Hen and Boys.
Also SPRING and SUMNER UNDER GARMENTS, Of ev
cry description.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, SUSPENDERS, etc.
INDIA RI BBER GOODS of every description ago 2p6t
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Saloon Pistols
School Books! School hooks.

SCEaO0E BOOKS! school HOOKS!
This attention of Country Merchants Teachers Others
respectfully called to large and unequaed
s o l. o o s
-Conprisirg
HISTORY, Modern and Ancient;
BIOGRAPHIES, Grammars, Spoilers;
ARITHMETICS and Mathematical Works;
Works on Logic Elocuon and Rhetoric;
DICTIONARIES;
COPY BOOKS;
STATES;
GLOBES;
SCHOOL PAPER, etc, etc.
Also
FRENCH SCHOOL BOOKS, and full supply of GREEK
and LATIN CLASSICS, for sale at Publishers prices.
Call and examine.
j. B. STEEL,
a20 2p3t ... No. 60 Camp
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r9- Do ycn want Photograph larger than
those ordinarily mades II so, call at CLARK's GAlIERY
Canal He has the largest and best instruments in this
city. 40 2plt
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CrOCkes'y at Wholesale,

S A M U L e. MOO ORE & co.
No. 40 Camp street.
We have in store and receiving direct Liver
pool, very large stock of all kinds of EARTHENWARE,
suitable for the country trade In part:
WHITE STONE CHINA.
FLOWING BLUE EARTHENWARE.
BLuE.EDGED, CREAM.COLORED and DIPT WARE.
COMMON PAINTED Gu PS aud SAUCERS
CHEAP PAINTED CHINA TEA SETS.
CRATES OF ASSORTED CEOCKEMY.
PRESSED GLASS TUMBIERS and GOBLETS.
BOWLS, PRESERVE DISHES SALTS etc.
COMMON CASTER FRAMES.
CASTER BOTTLES, MOLASSES CANS.
BRITANNIA COFFEE and TEA POTS
All of which will be sold New prices and packing
guaranteed fec ntf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

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