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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-09
+. S. MOORE.

Iresco, Banner Sign and Or.
3D namentai PAINTER. Orsase,
wood, Ssone and nsrSss.
gliding upOn 0lase,
Landscape, Scsne,y and POyfvais P0taa6n0.
one WIN aispstch, In the best modern ana tastsAa
ssylss. Also, Asn Painting a0d 0raining lSr -
n: ". Ooraer Brady and ~ streets, Dsv.,pe,s.
' Jan3o dly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-09

rUSr RECEIVED per steamer. ". l.. Avtngs
ii bbls Cracknels,
10 boxes do
bbls Wine Crackers,
{" MIX do
Piek Nick do
With an assortment OF Boston Butter, Wsss1 md
soda Craoksgs, 1or sale b
r. DALxRI.l. u. 4 90
v..o a ~ Ccvnev NJ end povvv sepae1e
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-09

JAMES. Z. HOGANI,
Deputy County Surveyor. Plans and Drsvins. az II
Kinds neatly executed. Orders left q the e0oe
a. h. Miller will be promptly attended 10 Al
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-09
A. NOYIR. n

Attorney and Counsellor a. Law. Once north. vest
corner Main and second streets, Davenport. Iowa.
(declUdt1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-09
J. c. COCHRAN 4 co.
ARC CHITECTS
Omce--Post Once BuildilGs
pr. lOn n.~..

Denton House,
,ohN1h Of Third and Iowa streets, Davenpo,t.
- only squares from the r Depot C,uarsns
'eed u be o. good House - any In the city rrs.
veiers Stopping IN Davenport viii md st the Den1on
apose All me comfoIts OF sood home, compvisin.
q. an rooms, Clean beds, good Attendance snd :
eneerfu compliance with every reasoo abIe d.,ns.t
onarges reasonable and no humbug
SETH SHOVE, HEINZ nrwrnv
Agent. Iunaos !, ,osoaa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-09

- W. WILEY,
oesier IN Choice Family Groceries, ProvsSooe. Pro
dace, &C. Second g., bet. Brady and Nam, Deveo
port. Iowa. .-s,~
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Spring Goods.


would call the attention of those of SPRING
SUMMER DRY GOODS large and assorted Stock
of importation, which have store and
daily receiving. It consists in part, Of
Fiounced Printed and Plain BAREGE ROREs.
-. and Printed ORGANIZES and JACoNETs;
FoULARDs and CIR ENADINE SILKS; SRI. to.I. r
Printed LINEN CANBRlCS and BATISTE;
3 :. BRILLIANT1NES, Cambrcs and Cacos;
ORIENTAL. and TISSUE ROBES;
Embroidered Muslin and silk MANTILLAs; sstt. Y ~
Black Lace sHAWLs, Wells and 49,. -s--
vALENCIENNE LACEs, Edgngs and Insertiags; H. . .
LINEN CAMBRIA :.
JACoNET and SWISS EEGINGS and Iusertings; .-
SWISS, NULL and JACoNET BANDS; rE.3- p.
Embroidered and Rordered LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs;
49,. LINEN and CAMBRIA SKIRTS; w. 81. p
ROBES and NIGHT DRESSES
u -. CHEMlsETTES, Sleeves and Collars
French, Scotch and Irish LINENS; srs-e greg
a.. and Irish IA Bile SETS; aa s.-|..... ... IfI
-. Scotch and Irish SHEETINGS;
TOWELINGs, Diapers and Da1nask;
Embroidered Muslin and Bobbuet CURTAINS;
Bobbinet and jacquard and Linen BoRBINET for Bars;
HOSIERY, of every description and make ,-aa'g
A full and complete assortment Of STAPLE and FANCY
DRY GOODS for Housekeeping and Family usea of which
will be sold at VERY Low PRICES. 1s '4-
f. q GIQUEL & JAMESON,
M 2p6t ui t5H 4.f Is Cbarres
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Stasss ,a,es-t,sg Cared.

p RIO ESSOR u. H. LEVIN, +
Of Virginia, informs those afflicted with stauaering Or
Suffering that he has taken at the ST. John House,
Camp street. No. 227 where hs prepared enshe them to
speak and read with generally the space
of two hours without inicipg tho slightest pain The patient
invariably convinced that Is eectuRl permanent
Where the above change is attained charge will be
made He will remain In ths place for short time only.
N.B.-No need hesitate in giving me call; upon the
honor Of gentleman IT is no humbug. All ask fair trial
No charge for consulting.
Read the following certificate ~.
re p u rs INV ORLEANS, February 10, 1851
Having visited Prof. H Levin with my son. 10 years old
who has had the habit OF stammerns from early age
satisfied that the practice Of his system is eecua
the habit of stammerng aad cheeruly him
patronage of all afflicted in that way. * NJ =
. -.a... GEORGE CLEAyLAED, r.sa
fe25 2p10* AZ Union street
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BALTIMORE AID ONO RAILRoAD.--O Our readers
win have noticed the advertisement Of this road in
Ne col6mns ~ paper and It is nothing more than
proper that We should advise them Of the reliability
Of the route as prompt and speedy means of trans
portation to al points East The road is one of the
best managed in the country, and in point Of speed
salty and comfort it has no superior. Trains are run
with view to the interest Of those travelling. and no
accident Of serious nature has ever occurred since
its completion ct which entities it to the highest
encominms. AS passenger road it possesses better
facilities than northeastern routes, being stocked
with q large and efficient quantity Of rolling mach
nery and a ample number Of luxurious saloon cars
With Al The facilities enjoyed as first class road il
pa advantages Of greater importance to the
tsSsr king, Is it is, the only line by which the
passenger can pass through Baltimore and Philadel
phia 10 New York, at the same price charged BY
northern routes to New York only. It is also the
only iae that can sell through ticket to Washington
City. These are Inducements that should be borne
in mind BY the public as there are but few Of our
citizens who travel for business or pleasure that
do not desire to visit all four ofthe great eastern
cities and as this advantage possessed only by the
Baltimore and Uhiomilload, itbecomasa matter Of
economy az well as pleasure to select route which,
in point of speed shortness Of distance, etc. en-
braces this desideratum. For general information in
regard to the running Of trains through tickets, etc.
passengers are referred to Mr.. W. =. Redding at the
Office 81 the Illinois Central Railroad, under the St.
Charles Hotel *
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.vetD Orleans
STATIC NER5Si WA re H o USE
Domestic aud Foreign Stationery, etc.

Domestic and Foreign Stationery, etc.
b. STEEL, ~
No. 60 Camp street, New Orleans,
Respectfully begs leave inform his numerous in
the city and country that he is receiving large and
extensive of all kinds of BLANK BOOKS PAPER
and STATIONERY would call the attention of merchants
the following list Of articles, which he offers for
sale al the lowest prices; b..
Blank Books. 4=4
edgers, Journals Day Books Invoice Books Order Cash
Letter Receipt Books also, Bans, Memorandum
Copy Pass, Bills of Lading and Bills of Exchange Books;
Indexes Pocket Iedgers, ETC.
Writing and Letter Papers.
Imperial Super Royal Medium Deny Folio and Fooseap
white and blue hot-pressed plain: English, Ereueh and
American Packet Post Letter Papers, thick and thin
best laid Record Paper. All the above ruled or plain
Sealing Wax.
Royal Victoria Irish Harp fine Scarlet Black Fancy Coored
and Peffulned Gold spangled and Bronze Sealing Wax.
Best English Scarlet Red Noiaral and Transporter, WATERS
Of all sizes. ts
Maynard Noyes Black Ink Arnod's English and German
Copying Ink Stephens Interchangeable Light Bue Fluid,
and his brilliant Red; best French Carmine Ink.
Inkstands.
Cut Glass Faaey Agate India Rubber Screw Bronze
Pocket Whitneys PATENT Diapers Patent Cork and Pew
ter Inksands, OF all kinds
School Hooks. -.. ga -.
large supply of all kinds general selected with great
by the subscriber personally assisted by The judgment
and advice of the eminent Professors and Teachers
Committees, Teachers Dealers who buy sellsgan
supplied at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES at the NEW
ORLEANS sfArIoNERs' WAREHOUSE
J. B. STEEL,
ms 2petk1w Nc, 60 Camp street
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HrCnution! Caution !--Reware of Counter
FErERs-HosrErTERs BrrERsThe public that for
years Hosiette Bter have by their intrinsic merit
tonic Of the day. and celebrity beyond
any other compound OF the like kind The immense and ready
sale which Bters with induced number of
persons engage in counteeng them by buying the bot
and filling them with aspurous and noxnns compound and
making sales Of the article ehouse keepers and
others reduced price, ander the that they
the genuine article Purchasers should always examine
bottle and that 1t Is covered with metallic with
stamped on, and with Tin foil is the
with the counterfeit article The genuine article sold by all
respectable druggists and dealers everywhere me- 2p6t&W
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Fa,as Fans .

large FANS received to arrive fer
sale al the LOWEST PRICES.
LION & PINsARD,
ms 2p6t &c and CO Royal street, corner Bieaville.
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II Card.

I-SlCI lens AND STRANG ER.s ~
Are invited to visit DOLBEAR'S COMMERCIAL coll
LEGE log Canal street. any day from TO O'Clock p. N.
There is paror elegantly fitted expressly for vi iors
There apartments and professors for each branch II is
only institution in the United States where persons
in life las well Youths in private apartments attend any
branch they desire All desired attend until perfect
in branch in which they Lessons not limited
"a RUFUS DOLBEAR,
rn2 2pst tE&-' log Canal street.
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PR0GR4 N Nj E.

Music.
Exempt Firemen.
Davy Crockett Fire Company, No. l, of Gretna,
Gretna Hook and Ladder Company.
Pelican Fire Company, No, l, of Algiers.
Carrollton Fire Company, No. /, of Carrollton.
Carrollton Hook and Ladder Company.
Jefferson City Fire Company.
Z Jefferson City Hook and Ladder Company
i. Nilnebufs Fire Company, No. l, of Milnehurg.
Alfred Belanger, Chief Engineer.
David Bradbury, First Assistant Engineer.
George w Butler, Second Assistant Engineer.
Volunteer Fire Company, MOL.
Lafayette Hook and Ladder Company, No. l.
Mississippi Fire Company, No. 2.
Yigilant Fire Company, No 8.
American Hook and Ladder Company, No. 2.
3 Columbia Fire Company Nos.
Louisiana Hose Company. 7.
Mechanics Fire Company, No. 6.
aW Eagle Fire Company No Z.
Phoenix Fire Company, No: s.
Hope Hook and Ladder Company, No. g.
III g.a' Creole Fire Company, Nos gasrfaHL
Louisiana Fire Company, No. 10. s.,,, E. =.
Trad Ferry Fire Company No. r.
Perseverance Fire Company, No. Is.
Philadelphia Fire Company, No. II.
Jackson Fre-Company, No. is.
Washington Fire Company, No. 90 G4$
Pelican Hook and Ladder Company, No.4. 5t.
Orleans Fire Company, No. q.
Jefferson Fire Company No. %.
Ghalmette Fire Company, No. %. %
Crescent Fire Gompany,No. "A.
H. , Steam Fire Engine, 'Young America" .a....,
rh2 2pst
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.se,O style spying Goods, Cheap.

GE MRS. E.. NOBLE KS
s,t;H No. 1873 Dryades street, opposite the Market
vii offer on MONDAY, March fresh supply Of SPRING
GOODS at bargains. ... - ~.
"a Rich style Satin Stripe BAREGEs;
=. Flounced Barege ROBES;
a.r organdy .t
French Jacone ROBES: 20
Extra fine French ORGANIZES. new style, fast;
=. d. =. Pompadour JACONETS; tt e.t
f :. MUSLINS and MoUsLINETTES; ,t
=. Rich Lace MANTILL4S; l4 $50
1000 yards Printed BAREGE at Zoe per yard;
1000 French JACoNETs, zoe and 25e;
800 BRILLIANTINES, 20c per yard
40 rich Embroidered COLLARS. from 81 to 81;
Is dozen Ladies' KID GLOVES at zoe per pair;
SO l0-4 and Id White QUILTS, at 81;
Is pieces fine Irish LINEN, from IS to s12;
80 "A fine Beached COTTON at l0c per yard;
$500 yards style PRINTS fast colorslightly
| per yard.
Together with general assortment Of Housekeeping Staple
and Fancy DRY GOODS, at the lowest prices.
'E E. NOBLE,
mo 2p6 1aS Dryades street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-03

45-A trial Of Hoofiant's German Bitters
will convince the most skspcal Of their virtues Read
the following:
Julius A. Jeger New Elizabeth, Hendricks county
Ind june a. II should Ike send lot Of your
German Bters. know them 10 be valuable medicine
serving all the reputation they have acquired have used
them in family. and they have proven certain
edy for Graduating the fever and have used them
cessfully for two years"
William Norton Huntington, Ind, Sept 20 1857
Send another supply Of Bes Immediately They sell
idly give the uuboundes satisfaction every
do know Of but instance in which have sold bot
the did more and in that the
one bottle cured the person. s5
See advertisement. fel6 2plm&W
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Ttceslttefh .AssastUes.sns-yv
i -oH-
THE FIRE DEP ARTMENT

T. 4 ri ..t
The Fire Department Orleans with those invited to
in the Twentieth Anniversary. will
semb,eat O'Clock, "A NJ, on WEDNESDAY, March 4h, on
Canal street. in the following order: A-z
"a Davy Crockett Fire Company, No. !. of Gretna,
Gretna Hook and Ladder Company
Pelican Fire Company, No. l, of Algiers,
Carrollton Fire Company, No. l, of Garrollton, 50
Carrollton Hook and Ladder Company, \
jefferson City Fire Company, ssf1sss
Jefferson City Hook and Ladder Company,
Mineburg Fire Company, No. !, of Mineburg, "a {
viii form the south side Of Canal street, the head resting
Camp street, extending west. q ~ ''.-----asA
ALFRED BEI.ANGER.. Chief Engineer. "a 2 sl
DAVID BRADBURY. First Assistant Engineer.
GEO. W. BUTLER. Second Assistant Engineer
s3r7E Volunteer Fire Company, Nod, III u EkF
~ Lafayette Hook and Ladder Company, No. !,
55tB Mississippi Fire Company, No. 2,
~ fVigilant Fire Company, MOI, n ~ ~ 3 g
Isl American Hook and Ladder Company, No.
at.s Columbia Fire Company, No. s,
b slit Louisiana Hose Company, 'lfl &sa
s. Mechanics Fire Company, No. 6,
Will form the south side Of Canal street. head resting
Camp street, ard extending
i&s, Eagle Fire Company, No. I,
,s ~ Phoenix Fire Company, No. 6,
Qls Hope Hook and Ladder Company, No. B
siiI ''i Creole Fire Company, No. 9, N
ts;l Louisiana Fire Company No. 10, i-'.
Pm Trad Ferry Fire Company, No. IL, rs3i IA q
Perseverance Fire Company, No. l3,
ei Philadelphia Fire Company, No. IA,
VIII form the north side Of Canal street, head resting
Il ChRrtres street, extending west t--~ft
jackson Fire Company, No. 49, !t'ai So
g5 Washington Fire Company, No. 20,
"a Pelican Hook and Ladder Company, No. 4,
/ Orleans Fire Company, No. q,
Jefferson Fire Company, No. %, 4
4 SatA Chamette Fire Company No. %, W. =
/ fu2 ~ Crescent Fire Company, No. q, rs=f-l
/ 'a Steam Fire Engine, Young AMERICA
VIII form the north side of Canal street. head resting
4 Chaftres street. extending east. ''1
~ GsfIa ROUTE a Lt7 'i' s53f'h
The head Of the procession will Camp Julia
Julia Carondeet up Carondelet Apollo up Apollo
sephine up Josephine Magazine, Magazine
Robin Race Robin TO Annnncation down Annuncia
ton ST. Joseph down ST. Joseph ST. Charles, down ST.
Charles Royal down Royal Espanade Espauade
Casacalyo street, down Casacavo Mandev up Vaudeville
Levee up Levee Epanade down Espanade Chartres
up Charities Canal Canal Graver
Gaety Theaer where address will be delivered by the
i Hon. j. REDMAN COKE r alfe 3s,,73&
The exempt remen assemble the City
Common street at o'clock, A. NJ from whence they viii
1 be escorted into line.
heads Of families informed that Gaety The
will be att O'Clock P NJ accommodate them
4 seats h {f- lr&t slsg3 * 5gsffiSt yofs a. En-
The Narha and Foremen of the various companies
punctualy the ground the will posi-
4 lively at 10 O'Clock.
Grand Marshal requested assemble
of Camp and Canal streets, the ground
| 9 O'Clock, A. II. s.4s4 gg. es54
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-03
Spring Fashions.

Just received by
E. L. E.. BON E T,
A Full Stock of Spring
FRENCH and AMERICAN FLOWERS;
BONNET TRIMMING and BELT RIBBONS;
STRAW aud SILK BoNNETS;
TARLETANS; GRAPE LISSE;
OIL SILK and TISSUE;
Walls; BRIDAL WREATHS
BUSHES, all Descriptions
FLORENCE SILKS;
MEMS and BOYS HATS;
LEGHoRN FLATS;
BLONDES, LACES, ETC.;
DRESS TRIMMINGS;
BuGLES, FANCY ARTICLES, etc.
A full assortment Of MILLINERY ARTICLES, which he
calls the atteation of city and country buyers.
Z. L. Z. BONNET,
fe25 2p6t GO Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-03

A VALUABLE PURLIoArIoN.-W have received
the first number (new series) Of the Southern and
Western Journal Of Progress This work is in maya
zine form, each number containing about fifty pages
and is filed with able articles on the sciences arts
manufactures, commerce, agriculture etc, together
with much matter Of a miscellaneous nature uniting
very successfully enjoyment with valuable informa-
tion. We are indebted to Mr. P. f. Eaton agent for
New Orleans, for the numbers before us.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-03
horticultural Books.

s-= For sale by
w. s., THOM AS IT, HITE,
-=zE s BOOKSELLER AND STATIoNER, ar
flsg5a No. 1O5 Canal street.
GOLEMAN's EUROPEAN AGRICULTURE and Rural Econ
r.. omy-From Personal 0bseryat e. "EsF
DoWNING's FRUITS AND FRUIT TREES OF AMER
1CA; The Culture Propagation and Management in the
Garden and Orchard of Fruit Trees generally. af'
THE FARMERS n1CTIoNARY-Beng Compendium Of
Agricultural Information for Farmers throughout the
United States. By Gardner.
PARDEE'S STRAWBERRY CULTURE.
THE FARMERS TREAsURE-Being an excellent book on
Manners. =. .-Hf .-n g.
THE GARDENER AND COMPLETE FLORIST. O.. ..
DAVIS COMPLETE TEXT BOOK FOR FARMERS.
BRECK'S BOOK OF FLOW ERs, and Guide for Flower
Gardeners. + f..
BURSTS AMERICAN FLOWER, GARDEN. '-
SAXT0N'S RURAL HANDBOOK. W. "
THAW'S Observation-Disclosures from the French.
DowNING's LANDSCAPE GARDENING AND AGRI-
CULTURE. 'a'n" M 2p3t
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ETSEc's
CLARIFIED COTTON SEED OIL
CgOaks and Russian Fufs.

COME TO THE LADIES
FASHIONABLE CLOAK HOUSE,
Where Ladies will be find unlimited stock Of all kinda
of Fancy Goods; 1000 yards of rich French Silks.
80 CASES PARIS MADE BoNNETs.
200 rich Lace Muslin Sets 800 sets Russian Furs 200 wool
Plaid Shaws full assortment of rich aces and Ribbons La
dies Embroidered Night and Morning Gowns and style
Robes de Chanbre; Rich Embroidered Handkerches
assortment Dress Goods Rich Founced Bareges Or
CANDIES Tissues full assortment OF Bridal Baby
Giles; Ladies' Embroidered Under Skirts and style Corsets
Shell Combs; Fancy Bags and Poemonnaies; and
as this is already known as the
NEW ORLEANS CLOAK AND MANTILI.A FACTORY
only the city that keeps unlimited STOCK Of
CI.OAKS. ALL STYLES for asies Misses Babies WE
WILL SELL SOUTHERN MADE CLoAKS of OUR OWN
MANUFACTURING, at half the usual price, and will guarar
tee less than half the price those houses that &c
on North to buy some Cloaks to sell again.
Merchants buying Cl0sks Bonnets Silks Emhroderes OF
any Fancy Goods, should call at IA CANAL STREET.
D. E. KEEGAN,
d. 2p6In IA Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-03

ELEG Ant RESIDENCE FOR SALE Mr. l. Fl. Place
Offers for sale his dwelling house St Charles street. Of the
most desirable residences for large family in the city The
house built expressly fer family residence, and is
structea throughout ia the very best and with
comfort and Convenience
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-03
Sugar. Planters, Retsners,

And others interested respectfully invited TO witness
operation of H. o. AMEs LEAF PAN for the manufacture
of Sugar Refining Moasses, and for which patent
been applied for. s.
In bringing this invention its claims public favor
based its real merits 1t is in daily operation the
fnery Mr. NJ Bingier Commerce between Julia
and St Joseph Streets between the hours Of 10 IL where
practical proofs of its operation be Witnessed and which
need to be to be believed It itself particularly
to Planters evapoating 80 per greater quantity
half the time, with saving of per the
ordinary processes employed plantations. n
am fully prepared to contract for the erection Of entire
partial trains Of this or of my construction
4Ea..r DANIEL EDWARDS, -
h4.. Is, 80 and SO New Levee ST.,
fees 2p6t New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-03

- w ~ indsbtsdt to ths Hon. +. g. Lavi1le, Of
she House y Representative, for sundry valuable
Ie9ialafiye fayors. II 81 sySssas
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.KOaxrning Goods.

i Mourning Goods.
We would call the particular attention of those in of
MOURN G GOODS
large Of these goods They all of
DIRECT IMPORTATION and offered low prices They
consist in part, Of
ia BLACK BoMBAzINFs, of different qualities;
81 and ia BLACK MOUSsELIN DE LAME, Of different
qualities;
81 BLACK TAMsE and CANTON CLOTH, of different quail
tiles,
s-4 and 81 BLACK ALPACA and CHALLYs, of different
qualities,
PLAIN and SATIN STRIPED BAREGEs, of different quail
tiles;
REAL GRENh DIMES and 1.r
FRENCH MOURNING JACONETs, CALICOS AND MUS.
Inns;
ENGLISH and FRENCH CIR APES; TAEFETAS;
LOVE GAuZE and MOURNING Wells;
DEEP MOURNING and HALF MOU RNING COLLARS and
CHEMTSETTES.
HOSIERY and GLOVES Of all kinds,
-. GIQUEL & JAMESON,
M 2pGt Is ChRrtres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-03

CLorHIEG Ar EosT IAN those in want Of thick
clothing would do we'll by calling Leighton Barbot at The
Of Canal and St. Charles Streets they dsposng
their stock Of winter clothing and furnishing goods at cost
Purchasers may rely being fairly treated by them and
upon getting the full value Of the money they may expsnd See
advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-03

MADAxE IA GRAxdE IN OFERAs-lt will afford the
musical community the greatest pleasure to know
that We management d the Orleans theater have
elected " Engagement with Madame La Grange, and
that great singer viii appear in the first Of ten
cperatic rfcrnances ii that theater, on Monday
night We are requested to state that those
who 70 see her in ALL or part Of her represen-
taQs mAy secure boxes for all the nights or for any
zeet q Them not less than five, by calling at the
cllioe of the theater and paying in advance This
notte We are confident, will be largely acted upon
The operas il which Madame La Grange is to appear
are he mot popular Of the day. n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-03
Charter Oak Stores.

MESSRS. C. C. BIER & CO.,
No. 95 Camp Street,
Have just received another invoice of the above CEEBRA
TED STOVES aud invite commission chants strangers and
others in want of CHEAP and superior article give
them call! above STOVES of all patterns, sizes and
prices, constantly ON hand. fe25 2p6t
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NY NIXON 81 ADAMS.
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fEEMs: 81 Il:
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30 ! y1ss III ssslnee; half ysAsy and qusrss!y ~
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