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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-14

A RBvMUE CUTTER FOR TAxrrco.-We learn
By telesrspnio despsioh received YESTERDAY
from the department ~ Washington that the Usisef
States revenue cutter Lewis Csss, Lieut.. Brush -cod
commanding, has been ordered 70 proceed 70 Tam pco 70
sve pro,ecvop 10 the American residents Of ns' pse
Ihe Levs Cass will leave the Southwest Psss th DAY
Fec O-leaSu ffooewae Fb. O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-14
News nom New Gransda a 4.

DESPATCH OF THE MAILs-RAILRoAD DIVIDEND
CANDIDATES FOR orYIcE-MsIsa NEWS AND
TRADE REPORTS
We have advices nom Panama and Aspin wall da.sd
Sd February.
Alter the first day Of March tue malls from Paus.
ma V Aspnwa and csrso viii be despatched cnce
vcet instcad Of onoe fortnight, 90 hitherto
Complain, u made OF the irregular hours 81 which the
railroad trains start
Mx OF the chain gang wore scnt the 9oh ult 10 %.
Ion In order 10 ct an the strects OF that city,
severai OF tho roads around Pansma In bad
dton.
A Uniform syssem OF weights snd measures wn cs'led
soY.
Dr. Justo Arosemena proposed ~ canddass for
Governor Of Panams sa,s during the next torn,
Padre Feymu Jovans had been nominated OF the
Judges OF the Supreme Court
Tho 0uofa del k,o6o contains the announcement VI
two gold mines oy Dr. e Bfetou and one By Or Krs.
tochvtl. They are situated near Cruces.
The United ssates slocp Of var 3, Marys sailed from
Tho British bark Martin Luther had beeo chartered 10
Advccs from Carhassna OF Jan ~ say-Business
increases u appears, under the osngusnt syst,m Of
free trade that ts postase Nothing OF in ,or,asce
has here since the departure OF tue last sss
The Hon y r Morse LEFT Ossmsr per ste, mer uosqre-
ra, the ioh, and IN al probseihy viii rea,h tue cap
tai abou, tne 2sth inst Tho Bfhh goyernmsnt VI not
carry ato effect the blockade und TIE aoDn u
upon the peodpe qaestiou known 0f course tbs nat
ter will be sstsfsosery arrs1g.d. Our oEn qds,tous
far moe kno,ty, and bo~ they will eve itualy De
Disposed Of, u 10 d,niout 10 p,oguosiicase.
The Panama Railroad Company had declared ssi's
factory dividend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-14

We have received the Sal, Lake Nss 10 the 81 OF Doc
We nnd news beyond the fact that Presd ant Jsie
dhh NJ Grant, seooud Ccun selor 10 the drs Presidency
died In Salt Lake ai twenty m'nufes past 10 r. OF De
cember lst, 1855, aftr shor bu, severe lines.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-14
Nayai.InteiIirenc~,

srooP oy.wAR Drcsrus - rne Uaued States sloop OF.
Decatur sailed yeserdsy morning f,r Psoama dlrest
~hers she viii be newly ofcsrea aud msuued from she
Eastern states The folowiny list Of her ofiosrs-
Lieut. Commanding Edvsrd Middleton. Leuten soe-O.
r. Lambert. A J Drake. z. =. Phelps Dallas q
L. Morris Puser-J. j. Jones Sdrgeon-R JET.
fey Assistant Surgeon Y. Taylor Cstaius Oie'k =
4. ~ g Clarke. Pursers Cjsrk-s. Eldrdge Boats gals
~ Purcell Guuner-JOhn Ferguson C.rpenter-s
Miller sailp ater-A. A. W1ren-sss sIancnc Ht
roid. Jan o
The United States soop OF Germantown, Dom nsud
or Il non, forty nine days iron Rio Jane,ro, via Bsna
and Pernambuco wcn four days from TIE Ister port
arrived In Hampton Roads on the evening Of the esb,
end csme up 70 the naval ochorsgs yesterday asrno,u
The Germantown has heen absent from the United states
iale over three years and two months, durug which
she has been attached 70 hs squadron tue oast Of
BRAZIL AM been scsivey srsaScd in cruising thss sta
uou. Len a Rio on the 22d of Dsoembev, Ne Unite
States rgas 81 lawrence, bearns The brca1 psnnaui Of
Commodore rrescb Forrest asd expected to sail 10 zee
days on cruise 70 NE south ward All vell board
The following list Of the ohcers ef the germ susosn
Commandev, VIM " Lynch; Lieusepsats Pierce Crosoy
James waddeal John d Rainey, james p. rostev, wm
p. A. cAmpbcil Purser, John DeBree surecea Joseph
Beale; Passed Assistant surgeon, Ohat H. williamson
second Leutsuast Marines, Robert l. Brovnins Gunner
william Arnold Carpenter, Robert a. Thomas; saimsker
sanue Tatsm Csptain's Oerk George Client worth Pus
sevs Clerk, James L. Ramsey Nasser'a nssA NJ n VII.
leh.-Nofcu BeraId, no. IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-14

Dors NEW YORK Own ANY FART or SANDY HOOK,
The following communication, In rply 70 an lnqutrg
made through New Jersey senator Of ths secrstAry Of
War, 40 10 any sale having besn male by the general
New York for hospital any oshss purposes, has ust
been recsived-
WAS DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, Feb. g. 1881
In reply 70 your inquiry Of the slst ulo hs We IA
honor 70 Inform you that ar ~ the records Of tails
psrtment show, no portion OF the land owned By the
tinted States Al sandy Hook has besn Transferred or
conveyed W the ssats OF New York An spplc.t,n vas
made In lste for transfer OF portion Of them that
State for hospital purposes but WAS NOS dedntelc acted
upon ~ appears from the records Of the dspavnsn snt
Jyrv ERsQs DAVIS, se'f u War.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-14
News FROM China.

more Full eesys,ch from Hoorksns dated "a Isa
aDeoemoer, bad been rtcevea 10 IoGd9n Il ssgi
been taken and Destroyed 81 toe last Aooouss, tes
Chinese had sss hfe 10 ths hcsories All she Hcugs
Tad been destroyed The Orieasl, Agr., and
htrcanille Banks we're on Gre There we're hops
would no opstr spare the city oi Csatoa and tnsi zoe
discharge 0f rockets and shells hsd areauy snocd
Ctf.nosc-e <rrasfrv1e aidcied I'D disranef Ae s~-
rtr rrn, IN oorserncs n as Chfn.ss 'ocn;on;y frsrs
a mon-F uor'i tca u~dev Arovon co,crs
The prices Of he bsa advanced. The supplies vsvs
short every where The slk arrivals q, Shxngnss vs~s
e1eto balss the settlements 81 900 bales Pr',es e3p
ga higher. Eschapss 1s Eschsnse 81 Hoaxscas
- Sd. ~ skd, osips 70 n y,oes nom India
Frm the London Times, Jan "a
should the rupture 70 on so iu natural coose7uesoss
hs ultimate subnnson of tue Chinese 70 large ooscssL
ous eSoiusvesess some comfort toss sn shs
oannos DO harm and VIII probably do good IN the prssss
ssae of China The last tine these questions zero as
cussed, On M, 6 which We mes little indeed vm re-
vas beieved 10 be rem0kabs for - inersa pease,
unity subordnatcu of classes GOOD govern @en oouse
and all the msacvia paris OF political Utopia ~ for -
exclusion Of oreispers and phanshroptsw vere found
iusssy TIE later on the ground d the former. On VIA
pYeepce demand 10 force our way INTO an empire
vhsrh clearly hsd le 10 from u.s. and In which
couh have place bal ss espe' h:d tney not per-
even tbough sut might not In a respects accord
win Europesn isse- and oginons' These sxpressoes
no longer Apply 70 empire which tor yesrs
beeu r,yssed ~ tao ruthless fscoos tearing ope sps
tier 70 piece, ssd perpesradbs mNmores beyond tn~
most horrible precedena Of history. they DO not sppsy
s the city OF Canton ts humane and shtened ov
erpor -no during hs reign hes buchered IN cot blond
persons In the shsnbles OF his clty on the rroun
OF their being In the interest OF the rebels Pasnshr
psts In their most nOvds do rot pow
beseech M 70 spare This isr region the coat.rualn Of
suroptsn nsons1 lalset ~ D.: .Ah IA, sssa 800
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-14
EVANS IN THE MARYLAND PENITENrIARl


The Baltimore Reps,blsoan Of the losh inst. SAYS tho
'Nr. Evsns alluded 70 In the testimony Of Dr.. Alvah
Blasdeil. In the Burden examination in Now York, u
evidently the "Dr. John Nevins alias Cadwalisder
Evans" who lcted In Baltimore County Court
~ IL JsDuAvy term, 1856, OF " obtaining moaey under
fAse pretepoes and sentenced to tho Maryland peusn
uary of 'onv years and dve months We know hss the
right Of the said Nevins Cad wasdeS Evans from
the oorespondeDoe he has had With hb rolsves siucs
he bas bees In the penitentiayytbat be resided for
long time IN Pheds,phs-spsnt some time 10 the city Of
New York, and ca,no1 10 have como nom virginia %
Thursday he voluntarily told Of the ON ,ers OF the
penitentary that he knew Dr. Bure weu and wSs vevy
ia,ip ate with him and tbou remssked that be (Ds
Burds) sss " one OF The eroaaest rascsls and most
liceut.ous men that ever hved.v Nappears IRON The
chow cvdence that Dr. Eevirs eAs Cadvalsder Evans
Row In .hs Maryland penentary, wHs suicssnsiy int
mate vi b Or 0urde 70 commit the robbery upoa him
mentioned BY Dr. BIakdel and there be but little
doubt that he had prsctioed ut the Of false pre-
tepces direct robbery for some years before he
was "trpped up In this tate and out Oh from bis evil
deccs for . short season HIS being In the Asryaad
pepeutiary for the last twelve months IA conclusive
proof that he not the murderer of De- Burdc end
Of ths ac the Corpers inquest OF Ne~ YORK will please
tahs notice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-14

occurred dc,re the time tlst boarded In Bond ctr ~,
whore first became soqusinted with tho family o.
Cunningham. Nor is true that any Of tho nly were
In the habit Of calling at my place Of business uAder The
presext Of purchasing bird seed" 30 tue only re-
sieotsop have OF soy member OF the Amiy being
b the storv during my connection with certain
evening, when Mrs CupnnGhsm oamo IN. oupAaieA by
tha sse Dr. Burde the Doctor wishing TO purchase
saE soda For reasons bos known TO myself. my friends
hsve heard nothing OF me since my roturu end sdts
shouN meet thsir eye Will bc the arst intson they
havs received Of my whsresbous for nearly year ~
Publishing the above you will withdraw 81 least
vague Yumor which, allowed 70 90 ussontradictod,
would perhsps ada another 70 ady crushed
and broken hearts. JOHN W. HOKELS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-14
Ia salHt 90 de- Jour devHni
Carce Dc fievres eh tout Ian

Tbs practice would no, DO In New York. Whole streets
are fever oil time and amount Of blood drawn
has any effect upon those vho resort there. Wear all
S ~, some way other bcd every dAs In the year,
bot orr pulses continue their rapid beas We thsrssors
recommend the hooorins OF The day stw the EasIhh
fashion, ard swim circulation f The arrovs shot from
ths bow of Cupid
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-31


AMERICAN NOMINATIeNs-We are much gratifed
to learn, says the Richmond (adison parish) Amer
lean of the 25th inst, that the Hon. f. G. Smith has
been nominated by the American party in Tensas for
Representative. Both himself and his competitor,
the Hon. L. v. Reeves, have ably represented that
parish in the lower branch of the General Assembly
1t also affords much satisfaction to state that S. S
Bowman, Esq, is the American candidate in Gaia
houla and the Hon. S. B. Oswald in Concorda. Such
gentlemen would give tone and responsibility to any
public body and in their charge the interests of thel
respective constituencies will be faithfully guarded
We observe that the very best men have been put for
ward by the American party as candidates for til,
Legislature in all parts of the State The chiyarou.
and accomplished Capt. H. W. Allen, so well know
to our readers, conspicuous as politician in Misss
sipp some years ago, a reader, a thinker and {
scholar, devoted to Southern interests and honor. il
| the American candidate for Representative in tn,
parish of West Baton Rouge.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-31

SCANDAL AND STABBING.-On the 23d instant a
woman named Wildez, armed with revolver and
accompanied by her husband, entered the store of
Haggerty & Connolly, on Broadway, St. Louis, and
attacked Mr. Connolly with riding whip or cow
hide. He seized the weapon, when Mr.. Wdez drew
bowie knife and chased him towards the back part
of the store. Mr.. Haggerty interIered, and was
stabbed twice in the back by the Infatuated man. The
cause of the attack assertion made by Mr.. C.
derogatory to the character of Mrs. Wildez, whose
husband declared that he would not live with her
unless she punished her dei1mer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-31
Recent Publications.

We have received from the publishers, through Mr..
Steel, No. 60 Camp street, copies of the following
VIRGINIA ILLUSTRATED Containing Visit to the
NJ Virginia Canaan, and the Adventures of Porte
Crayon and his Cousins. New York: Harper &
Brothers.
This is a book full of life and humor-the best
summer book we have seen. 1t is rolicking record
of the adventures of party of young gentlemen and
ladies' in different parts of the Old Domnion--roug
ing 1t in the woods, climbing the mountains, diving
into the caves, roaming through the hafsetted dis
tricts, and having wild, delightful, harumscarum
time Of it generally. 1t is almost as good as trip
into the country to read the bookso fresh and lively
are the sketches and spirited the illustrations 1t
is printed in the best style Of the Harpers, and the
numerous illustrations wood are of the first style
in both design and execution. The readers of Harpers
Magazine, in which portion Of the work has been
published, will need enlightenment in regard to
the pen and pencilsketches of " Porte Crayon."
LEoNoRA DORco--A novel. By G. P. R. James
Esq. New York: Harper & Brothers.
This last effuson of the prolific James is doubtless
equal to the best efforts Of his former days, for the
opening scene is q wild mountain gorge, near the
"Laggo Maggiore," with not a solitary horseman, y
or /" two horsemen," but whole troop of mounted
ladies and gentlemen, passing through it. Sunny
Italy is the scene Of the story. aE
From Mr.. Norman, Ia Camp street, and from Mr.
Morgan, Of Exchange Place, we have received copies
of Harper's Magazine for August. 1t is an uncom
monty fine number. The illustrated papers are
"North Carolina" by Porte Crayon Wheat and
its Associations" by I. B. Thorpe; "The States
General" by John S. c. Abbott; and "a Jaunt in
Java !" with fly leaf of elephantine burlesque. In
the absence of any novel eontnuaons the story and
sketch department is varied and brilliant whilst the
editorial department is more than usually entertain
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-31

A DOMESTIC SNARL.-A few weeks ago man re.
turned to Lowell (Mass) after four years absence
in Australia, to find his wife married again and hel
second marriage honored with an infant The Lowell
Citizen says that the wife ustifes her second mar
riage the ground that she supposed her first hns
band to be dead but as he turns up again she is in
clined to go back to his arms The second husband
unable to retain the woman, has taken possession
the babe, and intends to keep it, The other parties
have commenced or are abont to commence legal pro
ceed.ngs Tor its recovery.
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eli Card.
DIR. SAMUEL REYN OLD

DIR. SAMUEL REYN OLDS,
The Unrvaled CANCER DOCTOR,
Has removed from his old stand lis Gravier street No.
l02 GRAFIER STREET where he prepared all dis
which he processes cure via CANCERS in their
forms, sCAID HEAD, WHITE swEIIINGS and ULCERS
Of every description.
Specimens of ulcerou from patients
Dr. Reynolds Office and references persons OF proni
Standing in this mud of the Union who have
successfully treated y Or Reynolds, will be given all
sp have 2a!, y ;4t efficacy Of Ls remedies cl 2P.t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-31

KILLED BY LIGHrNING.-A daughter of Mr.. Hart
ley, who resides about IA miles from Wheeling, Va,
was instantly killed by lightning on the 18th. She
had gone out for the cows after being cautioned to
avoid coming storm, and not returning with them,
search was made, and the unfortunate girl found
dead, with many of her bones broken and most of
the still smoking clothing burning from her person.
She was aged about Ia years.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-31

DAN HIcKoKs The annual regatta Of the South.
ern Yacht Club in the lake, at the terminus of the
New Canal, on Monday next, win doubtless subject
the Lake House to a pressure cause a run upon it
for creature comforts, etc. Messrs. Dan Hickok &
Peters, the hosts, are, however, men who under
stands their business and not to be caught mapping
BY any run on their bank Of good things They give
notice that their souls are in arms and eager fol
the Fray having crammed their larder and liquor
room with the best Of eatables and drinkables and
laid in an extra supply Of walters See their card
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-31

"THE FIRST HoNoR'-Our Free Dirt Exchanges,
says the Charleston Courier are laying heavy emphasis
on the fact that i" Charles Sumner dined in London
with the Benches of the inner temple, and that this
was the first instance such an invitation to stranger
1t may be although we doubt it-but it is well to
recoect that this also is the first instance of white
man having the external marks of a gentleman, who
has coveted notoriety abroad the plea of having
taken a Gaming, and has appealed to foreign sympa-
thies by malignng portion Of his own country.
We wonder if he will wayay the Queen and obtrude
copy of his speech on her attention?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-31
Island Of Cuba.
J 0 S E D o NJ N G O,
Inn I,orter Of Euynnp & Lei VroIta 81

J o S E D ON N G O
Importer of Havana Cigars & Leaf Tobacco.
No. Is Customhouse street,
Has just opened the above importing establishment,
where found superior stock selections
most favorite brands Of
HAVANA CIGARS,
PAPER CIGARS and
LEAF TOBACCO,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
"OID JOE,'' as he is famary known for the last
sixteen years, II his old stand in the Rotuuda
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
still remains in his old quarters where be found the very
Paper Cigars of his irnpor.-
ton. Also, at his Cigar Stands in the
CITY HOTEL,
ST. LOUIS HOTEL, and
ARCADE,
always be found the best brands of Chewing Tobacco
Paper Cigars the very quality of Cigars
Smoking Tobacco. milo 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-31
joseph Lufedis s. Co.,

Sole Agents for
PROCTORta CANDLES FULL WEIGHT
STAR CANDLES.
Fol BIO LIE K CO.'S
Celebrated Alcohol, French Spirits, Rose
NOM HELA WHISKY,
DOMESTIC BRANDY,
Inl2 2p6m SO and IS TCholpitouas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-31

SHIP AsHoRE.-The ship Moultrie, from Cardiff,
with 300 tons of railroad ron is ashore off the ship
bar Charleston There was hardly any hope of saving
her from total wreck. Some of the iron had been
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-31

having favored by the officers OF the ratification
meeting held Tuesday la) with of the proceed
ings, are unable lay the same before readers
= = T. T7lfT7' FeliciaDa Democrat.
Not being considered Democratic paper, of course
the proceedings of bona ,tide Democratic meeting
were not rendered the publisher of such sheet.
They might just as well have asked the American
Patriot to publish the proceedings
If the Democratic party cannot get along without
such people as belong to the "botng faction" OF this
District they had better make no nominations at all
For our part, we think we could do at least twenty
per cent better if every bolter in the District would
quit us entirely and go over to the Know Nothings at
once. Bayou Sara Ledger, 25th July.
What refreshing spectacle it is to see brethren of
the same political household getting on tremendously!
The Third Congressional District affords an example
in point We hope the "Sdellans" and "antiSli-
dellians +" will look at it and profit by it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-31

large and beautiful of FANS latest styles
received from Paris by
LION & PINSARD,
jyl3 2pf &C and IS Royal street. corner Bienville.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-31
DIR. Samuel Reyss Odds.

OFFICE-No. lis GRAvIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CAscERs scALp HEAD WHITE ELLrEG, SoRrs ard
ULCERS of every description ia3l cply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-31
Secondhand Rollers for. Sale.

THREE SECONDHAND BOILERS-Doube-f ued, "a feet
long, 40 inches diameter
THREE SECONDHAND BOILERS-Double-fi ued, "a feet
long, IS inches diameter.
ONE sIX-FLUED PATENT BOILER, with Fire Box--l2
feet long AZ inches diameter the fire box 80 inches in hue
chamber complete, with CRATE bars valve etc. with
without small Steam Engine, inches diameter Of cylin
der and lG inches stroke, in complete order.
TWO STEAM ENGINES G4ever Engines) Is inches diam
eter Of cyade feet strokc together with Shafts Water
wheel Fanges Plummer Blocks Cams and Cam frames in
complete order suitable a small boat
Also, DOCTOR ENGINE capable of supplying two boil
6 feet long, 40 inches diameter together with Heaters
Escape Pipes, all nearly and in complete order
MCCAIN e. PATTERSON,
jyl4 2pln corner Delord and New I,eyee SITS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-31
Coal d! Coal!

R. g. J. W A T s 0 N,
New 1evee, foot of Julia street.
Are constantly receiving large supplies of the VERY BEST
QUALITY OF SCREENED
PETTSBURG COAL,
and prepared furnish the load DEALERS
PLANTERS and STEAMSHIPS at the SHORTEST NOTICE
and LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
n-Planters desiring purchase part only of
Of Coal have the delivered their plantations with
charge except the actual towing e24 2u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-31

~ Mr.. George W. Ford clerk Of the steamer ].
e. woodruff has our thanks for late ST. Louis papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-31
Ssp0n s. Co.'s Lotteries.
MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME EVER DRAWN
AB- Capital Prize SEQ, 900. -eA

The following Scheme will be by S. SWAN CO.,
Managers Of the FORT JAMES ACADEMY LOTTERY, OF
Georgia. in each of their Lotteries August 1851 at Atlanta
Georgia, in public, as follows
Glass Al, to be drawn on SATURDAY, August l, 1857.
Glass 4s, to be drawn SATURDAY, August 8, 1857.
Glass 40, to be drawn on SATURDAY, August 49, 1857
Glass 50, to be drawn on SATURDAY August %, 1851
Glass 81, to be drawn SATURDAY, August %, 1857,
ON THEPLAN oF SINGLE SUMBERsi
10000 Tickets-3,345 Prizes!
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS !
MAGNIFICENT sCHEMEl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-31
Toilet articles.

full supply of the following TOILET ARTICLES always
hand and for sale per cheaper by regular
dealers:
JONES' LILLY WHITE.
BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS.
LYONS KATHAIRON.
PHALoNs PAPHIAN LOTION for the Face.
HAIR lNVIGORATOR.
R.&C. A. WRIGHT'S COLOGNE.
EXTRACTS for the Hdkf.
THOMPSON'S OPTIME, for the Hair.
JULES HAUEL'S POMATUMS.
WRIGET'S STICK POMATUM.
FRENCHS ST. THOMAS BAY RUM.
JULES HAUEL'S SOAP.
CRYSTAL PALACE ..
WRIGHT'S TOILET :.
WINDSOR E.
FRENCH CASTLE =.
For sale by
MRS BOYD,
jel5 2ptol 1873 Camp street.