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The Washington union., 1857-05-21

ERENCH GOLD PENS, imported, a few only, as
IL specimens direct from Paris, by
May 21 FRANCK TAYLOR
The Washington union., 1857-05-21

MADEIRA WINE--Twenty dozen best Madeira
Iyl
belonging the
The Madeira imported in 1884
Address: WORK, YOUNG McC0GCH,
May 2l--dl0% "a South Sd street, Philadelphia.
The Washington union., 1857-05-21

The AMERICAN ORGAN.-This establishment is offered
for sale by public advertisement If it shall not be sold
by the 25th instant to person who will continue the
publication, the last number of the paper will issue two
days thereafter and the materials disposed of in lots
suit purchasers.
This advertisement is the closing chapter in the history
Of the know-nohing party in this city. The paper was
commenced by jont-stock company, and was issued
daily. 1t dwindled down TO weekly and became the
sole property Of Judge Ellis who, to say nothing Of the
principles of the organization, jealous laboors
editor and has been loser by the speculation.
The Washington union., 1857-05-21


L,OR SALE OR RENT--That desirable brick
Georgetown Heights Tho house contains
including the kitchen and all ont buildings Its surrounded
by lot l5o feet front by 2f0 feet deep with 3oot alley running
whole length of the south side Of the
the property have several nc building lots which
will sell reasonable Title indsputabe and immediate
possession given.
For rhcr particulars apply at once opposite the Treasury
Ap 1I--duf BROOKE T. WILLIAMS
NTILLARDS HOTEL. c. q IL. A. Willard
w Pennsylvania and Fourteenth street. Washington D. G.
Jan 29--dif
DURNETT HOUSE, southeast corner Pennsyva-
and -Four and Half street. Washington d. G., Mrs.
Sl.AS REYNOLDS, propreress.
Boardcrs by the day, week, month.
suitable for families Pema
comfortably accommodated meas
furnished 10 those who elsewhere.
wines liquors, and cigars, will always be
found at the bar.
Free lunch every day at II O'Clock.
Ap 1S-n
T j. MIDDLETON Ice dealer Office and depot
LIE southwest corner OF and Twelfth streets Washington d.
Ap l1--dlyf
George G. Thomas,
Commissioner Of Deeds for all he States,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Nay i6-Iy Seventh street, No 400.
GOAL, COAL, C0AL.--0ne cargo range coal just
~ received
ono cargo FOR cooking stove Just received.
All other Goals constantly hand.
Wood Wood Also, pine, oak, and hickory wood
TJSw NJ GAIT
Northwest corner 12th and streets, No 64I
rn.Anf. .ofI Inrnuw wxnnta
The Washington union., 1857-05-21
summer Hats! Summer Hats

Summer Hats! Summer Hats!
OUR stock Of mems and Boys straw and felt hats
" for complete
Every STYLE Panama. braid, Iaghorn, Canton, and
Scnnct will bc found in establishment
with call may rely polite attention. and low
prices, GEO. H. b. WHITE CO.,
332 Pennsy avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth
light felt hats the choicest styles
embracing all shades heights, and prices.
May 14-eod2wif [Sar&Sates
The Washington union., 1857-05-21

Gentlemen's Underwear for the Summer.
WE call the attention of friends and the pub
wv lie 10 superior assortment Of
silk, gauzc merino lisle thread
linen and twill cotton
Of every size quality and price
beautiful Of gloves
half hose variety which have been selected with
and warranted low in prices. a
GEO H. b. WHITE & CO.,
Gents Furnishing Store,
332 Pennsylvania avenue between
14-eod2nf Ninth and Tenth
[Star&Siates.1
The Washington union., 1857-05-21

noon by A. Green esq, 10 Major Arnold Harris at 80
cents per foot
sEIr-TAUGHr scuLrroR. The Philadelphia Inquirer
says
g We day or two since had opportunity of ex-
amning and admiring the figure of an angel in marble
the work of self taught sculptor Isaac Broom n native
Of this city who is not than twenty years of
age. 1t is eminently chaste expressive, finished and
beautiful and early effort, indicates genius of N
very superior kind 1t was ordered we understand Inv
Mr. Corcoran of Washington and has already been sent
to that gentleman"
TELEGRAPuo WEATHER REpoRTs. seems that the tel
egraph companies have conceived the idea of daily mn
king public reports of the state Of the weather in all parts
of the country This arrangement will certainly be of
considerable public utility, At any rate it will ALWAYS
be interesting to people to be informed of the state of
the weather in localities where they have friends The re-
cpient of these reports in this city is the Smithsonian In
stitute.
The NAVAL Courts. The case Of Lieut. Bartlett IA
still on trial before court No In court No the case
Of Lieut.. Sarton continued and in court No 3 the
examination of witnesses in the Of Captain Boarman
had not been concluded
CornT or CLAIMS YEsrERDaY.-Mr. Ratclif replied in
behalf Of the government in the case Of James Ihomp-
Mr.. Badger commenced the closing argument for
the claimant and, without concluding, the court ad-
ourned till IL o'clock this morning.
HoRrIcuITuRAL SocIrrY.-Ihis society had a meeting
last night at the school, house at the corner of and 10th
streets The time for holding it's exhibition was changed
to the 10th, 18th, and 18th days of June.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-06
YER's CHERRY PICTORIAL, FOR THE
IA rapid cnre of
COUGHS COLDS, HoARsENEss, BRONCHITIS, GROUP,
WHOOPING COUCH. ASTHMA AND


This remedy has itself such notorey for It's of
variety OF Pulmonary disease, that it is entirely
nifty where it has been employed so vide the field Of its
usefulness and the of It's cures
section of the country abouns publicly
who have been restored from alarming desperate dis
of the lungs by its When tried its superiority
observation, and where its virtues known the public
longer hesitate what ndote employ for the distressing
dangerous affections OF the pulmonary organs which
dent to climate And only in formidable attacks upon
the lungs hut for the mder varieties of Colds Coughs Hoarse
etc. and FOR Children it is the pleaane and safest ed
cine that can be obtained.
has long throughout this section
need not do than the people its quality
TO the best that ii has BEEN the genuine
article is prepared ~ Dr. ). c. AVER Lowell Mass and
mo- j WRIGHT & Co. Wholesale Agents.
| THE BAGASSE FURNACE. LETTERS Pa
tent fer the United States granted SAMUEL H. GIL
December4 1854 burning Wood ana Barase
This Furnace combines the following qualities, fully
SON -i'A A'''1'HNi sAA'
ls 1t works entirely by draugh without the aid
I'd It contains CRATE other irons the Interior
3D. never requires stopage Of the mill have ashes
h The Bagasseis after it arrives
In the furnace.
9th 1t burns all the Bagasse makes steam enough to
run the mill engine steam battery, pumping engine
This is the only furnace that has taken OFT crop Louisiana
in compliance with the above five conditions.
This Furnace makes burn Rgsgae alone and
does not resemble other furnace single feature Of It'd
FORM in the principles upon works Or in The resuns
which poduees neither approach the rights Of any
other party Reports circulated to the contrary 'nere
them and calculated only tie public and palm off n
tces that cannot stand upon their will h.
from me- persons having such authority viii he fiy
guaranteed in its mdsnrbed use ana possession.
My Patent Furnace is as applicable kettles as TO
steam boilers and apply il to burn
ing te agasse to boil cane juice the kettles
waole subject IN psnphies FORM, with draw
9 ~ sAMtE Ell H. T. G SIi.ySlis
| Jao 81 Eatchez street Newt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-06
sourHEnN FURNITURE wA.ERooas.

SoUTHERN FURNITURE WARERooMs. - Those in
furniture should before they think Of purchasing
elsewhere and take look through the of
MI Al Stewart, Ncs Ill and ITS Canal street. between
Dryades. II they cannot hnd in Nj. Stewards
stock all that crafty their incest tastes and their general
ideas f beauty luxury and cansafey assert that
nothing will Crafty Them there select furniture
outfor his house. suit either his his purse the fur
nture being various material and pattern snd all cheap
codg to s kind The latest style parlor and chamber sets
there TIE fascinating and it will
any heart good to look At them. Again
Stewart yon anything in the furniture
line. See hts advertisement In another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-06

. 4
WALKER-KA PRESIDENT, The Vicks-
burg Sentinel is strong Democratic journal. Its de-
yotion to the cause of Democracys unquestioned aud
unquestionabe. In its issue of the I'd nst it thus
speaks of Gov. Walker:
Robert j. ITdlker.-Our Democratic State Conven
ton has in measured terms condemned the course
pursued by this indicated in his inaugural ad
dress as Governor of Kansas And he richly merits
the severest castgation which could possibly fall TO
the lot Of political Judas. Mississippi had done him
| great honor. She had made him her Representative
in the Senate OF the United States 1t was this poll
tca elevation which gave him political consequence,
land eventuated in his being selected from Mississippi
the Secretary of the Treasury Of the United States
At the end Of his term. the exSecretary located in
Washington City still in the South. lIatterly the
President of the United States has made him Gov
ernor of Kansas Territory, and his first act one
of treason to the South. He has encouraged Aboli-
tonism given incentive to the Freesoil fanatics
still further to INSULT outrage and rob the South and
dares tonmate that the Administration approves the
act. Franklin Pierce appointed Reeder and Geary
q and removed them for cause. James Buchanan ap.
pointed Robert j. Walker and should remove him
A The South demands it. In the language of distln
gnished gentleman of State, whilst lately treating
of this subject" Robert ]. Walker is our dog, and
a we should be the first to kick him. LEV
James Buchanan appointed Robert j. Walker anG
should remove him." Such is the language of the
Sentinel. But, supposing "James Buchanan refuse
to remove Robert J. Walker?" What then? vii
the Sentinel denounee the President-whose eectio,
was almost entirely achieved by the south-for re
tanning man in office who "richly merits the sc
yerest castigation'- first act,' as Governor
..was one of treason to the South"--who "has Ell
couraged Abolitionsm' who has melted "Freeso
fanatics still further to insult outrage and rob tn
Southland dared to eliminate that the Administr,
, ton approves the act z"
: Tho Santna1 u1 hac;tate hpfnrn IL directs lf
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S24l7l75l
District of Columbia thrown cut as common to
both, and having no vote.
We observe that the amount of federal patronage
allotted to Louisiana is 1894 ,ol0. Quite large sum
for minority to battle against. No wonder old Tom
Green Davidson was nominated! He had the Gus
toDl-House 10 back him. Great are the spells, when
they skillnlly administered according to the Wal
polean system,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-06
ICON NJ MICA TED i.

THE CouRTs-The Gaines litigation is Incoming inter-
estng and complicated day. We observe That
Gently j. Livingston Esq instituted suit In the Second District
Court in behalf of the heirs of Mary Clark nn the decree
of the ordering the will Daniel Clark of 1873 to be
corded and executed and that saturday he commenced suit
in the Fifth District beaf OF Charles Van Nych aud
Others of New York Philadelphia, who the OF
large number of lois and in sbsb St JOHN against
Mrs Gaines TO thirty thousand dollars damage for i'll
jury of their title have jurisdiction by
changed and legal be fought in the state ind
in the Federal tribunals. LAST Mondays Crescent.
The sn referred having been lately instituted in the
Fifth District Court by J. Livingston, ESD i'll behalf of Van
Wyc and others OF New York and Philadelphia against Mrs
Gaines for injury title to the property referred to-
si for damages instituted by parties who have no legal
title and its decision whether the other at
feet the title to said property because the legal title is either in
Mrs Gaines Ed H. Dure ESQ and is be decided by the
Federal courts in the Mrs. Gaines Ed II. Dnre
pending and be tried in the u s. Court its next November
term and IN which Mr.. Livingston counsel for Van
Wyc aud others hence the great legal battle in regard
this and to all the property claimed by Mrs Gaines will b
fought III the Federal courts The late suit instituted by Mr.
Livingston in behalf of Mary Clark (who have dis
posed all their interests several New York Wall street
panes who would the estate of Mrs Gaines defeat
cd the ground that all the sales under the will Of 1911
ega to anu the last will of Daniel Clark made in favor
his daughter, Msra Gaines and probaea by the Suprem
Court of Louisiana brought in the court which sh0r
time since dismissed suit against Mrs. Gaines invov
ing all the points (Which had been instituted by Duncan
Mcconnell in behalf of Delacrox, Esp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-06

Lively PLAcE--0n the asth no less than four
serious rows occurred in the immediate neghborhood
of New York city, in which number of persons were
badly hurt. One at Hudson's Park, between parties
OF Germans and Irish, resulted in the stabbng Of
twelve persons-feur fatally. In the 18th ward a fire
occurred, and the police and french had collision
in which seven of the former were hurt. Capt. Nc
Kinney received wounds from which it was supposed
he could not recover.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-06

MAN KILLED BY LIGHTslSG, : In Lima, Rock
county, Wis. June 10, Mr.. John Nichols was killed
by lightning The deceased was a single man, aged
about 80 years. resident of Southern Illinois, whence
he and his brother had come with drove of cattle
for Northern market. 1t seems he sought shelter
from the shower under a tree by the roadside, aud
when told twas an unsafe place, replied che would
risk it" as he did not wish to get wet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-06

BEAUTIFUL jon PR;NTINt. We would urge it
upon the fact u b forgotten that Messis
CLARK Drsbi the Crescent Job Office No 70 Camp street.
story an kinds Of plain and fancy job printing in
style that ID tobe surpassed il the Southern country
Of their Jobs ID fact being tbs perfection Of typo
heanty whilst with their superior
facilities they enabled I'll fher orders with nromptness
cheapness which fail to satisfy their patrons
Books pamphlets every description Of commercial legal
and mercantile printing cireular policies checks,
BRIEFS cards, etcfo branch Of their business Fancy
prnting-scn as ball tickets and inyatons wedding and
funeral invitations fancy business cards for framing, printed
in colors with gold and silver ecconstitue the other
branch Of their They have large share
public patronage, by showing their wofthness Of II but
have facilities indefinite extension Of their bust
Whoever may want printing beautifully done
quickly done and cheapiy fail call upon
Msssrs Brishn inspect their specimens. We would
call attention to their card in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-06

MRS. BoYD's, No. 1853 CAnP STREET. This should
special Of the ladies Mrs Boyd keeps
scrlpon psmey and toilet luxury which she sells
low prcesuch below the regular rates-wht the sale of
machines and the sewing order Of all kinds
Of work said machines smother and extensive branch
Of her bsness, advertisements
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-06

g.. . 5sl4s3...s
and affections oil DINERS, ana When nnDcCupled Win
tho hnsness affairs of life his friends indulped in
t;, l.,;t, and eron.arn.n+s name coola add moro
~. -. - ..7], s, !, 35,, ~, |
to tne leasV Va ieaooiA ahu enS INV VI ooui VIZ"
the lanlented Boredom. 5 &c. #-g & e. |
Rnt alag for his family and hisfrienfs the rugged
,o ,f time ia over - la hos ION b;s chamber
, - -, Ir,,, - a.... b, -.., !, u -. !, 81,
IN tne sieiis naiis " ue"eH itHu nas WlapPou she
drapery OF the grave ABOUT MIN, 10 rest until tile
q brief sleep of death is over and q happier life |
hal, d,1vn tn uaken his insansihla flnst
= ~ : F{-sf3 st3F*3EF Az H. NC
$3.50
SYNOPSIS of Report on Boys High School,
First District.
.
e"o"'"t'N w Rnpr NJ IuspEp fI9;r,nnn :"
- 800
The School was opened me oh March 1884, ohe beginning
OF the present cnose 'ea' "n Ut the following corps u
Teachers;
Robt III. acNnt, i,.'.pe h"u foiessor Oh r1islsh ""o
Latin Literature john McNa Assistant Professor oil History
Mathematics ana 'he ana marc o"N, reno
Professor Inc hhh'e' Vi p"piis ~ a1'ehuahee WIS
Third Course tcannu'sa lot graohallon IN 'oo)'.
E;rst romrse first wears imtrnetion1 - Il
5.sI
l"'a'' - -. '-'''''' ,'''..' :"
One Of me meh,o " ,. u course ha''hs oeer' "p
pointed 10 Il caues'p " ~ t'.'S Ae"aen's, "es' i'''
Gd"steF "eoise IL ''" . p ,' u 'ne 'o''oi s
Dstflc' OF oeeu "' W VI u'ui ,e'npo'"..s o,'
the aehoahee' =" ~ s' ' Voc iouu.e" ~ 10 pup"s'
Tue "ceessio'' 's -, .r. , A p''"e ~
lions Oh heii' anu ~ -, s' "ae s"sse''eu W "'e
comm1ee MS ii"s' " , - . 'ne 'n'i'"sn o'
| oil insttuctoh anu Hs' p"iSi "iS''pH''e p's"'u III
inc BOYS ii's. 's,o' ...,' - pon"' .,
our southern euues"oa'i o'' iie e'ih''ee ii'i''
remafk' tna' M M sAe "."e,o''
hhder "h'en 'io '' '.''i ~ ' 10 iV."''' az ~
drivers the confusion arising from the recations of
| urlSe' . h''' -, -. .',>' s ~, ~
ground for exercise IN the open street,
which obviously breeds dordersand the weak indulgence
.;, ,oh, ,f soma narents , r,r.r,rc, =, te;r sops
| '''H t w., - :. -, ., - -, a., ~, 49,
perence energy and conscientious labos of the teachers
oaed Inv The intelligence and zeao,s enuaon of large
'' - = -, NO ....... - A.. III "a g.,
proportion oil lhe pups e ".hAns results hat VIII tec'
additional school the
,,+ h,ols Arno1ds First attn BOOK yourans
~ 49,, -, ~, a,.. - :, -, :. :, -, =, - .,.
TEXTBOOK ol rt"o'c" oAs N"o Su"eNinoosh oohp'"'
and Rhetoric recently Introduced into the school, referred
. ~ an to the teachers The commit tee aso
the advance of the third and second courses
In original ,so Their monthly Journals the Independ-
ont and r;gb School Gazette contain some vev credsbe edi-
or, and contributions, The combined and gravity
which might Justly excite the admiration and envy of
opr ,ura1 ionais,s AS majority OF the pupils however
are mt destined for the editorial legal profession it
sested that improved penmanshp desirable the
|
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-06
JAMES N. TELLER,
EDWARD S. AUULER,
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.

certify the foregoing to be copy Of the original act
record office. In faith whereof Ign these presents
der my signature and the impress seal Of Office al the City
OF New Orleans, this 14th day OF ApIil 1851.
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
The undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages the parish
city of New Orleans, OF Louisiana ceaes that the fore
going recorded this day in mis- Office the Book
Society No. g. folos sd to 500 inclusive, P. PAJAUD,
uU X
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-06

CARPETS AND MATTINGs Everything in the way
of carpetngs, mattings oil cloths, cloths window
shades, is to be had Of Mesrs Co., No 10
charires street The carpetings embrace thng
that Is RICH beautiful and fashionable See advertise
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-06

Politics in THE PARISH or ST.. MARx.-The
Americans in the parish Of 81. Mary have eo1lnated
MI. James Leake as their candidate for the State
i Senate, and Messrs. Joseph 4. Hawkins and Thomas
Wicoxon for the House Of Representatives. strong
team Hard to beat. Can't be beat.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-06

: A CHANoE-7A two story house, web furnished, on
Magazine street, the Fourth District rent till
the 10Th October II offers excellent opportunity for any
married couple who wond like Try their
keeping. See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-06

THOSE GHEAP LINEN SIIRTs--Mr. Louis Charles,
ut the corner Of Poydras and Raronne Streets still well sup
piled with those elegant French linen shirss 81 80 each
They excellent article great hem
10 ID See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-06

LAW Books AT WHIrE's-Mr Thomas L. White
No. los Canal street. Is well supplied law books Pae,
ones and students law will find valuable standard
works in the collection. See advertisement E4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-06

THE GEM GRocERY, No. % BAaosSE STREET
The Gem continues sparkle with anc for the
large the grocery receives from families who
good living keeps IT the top notch Of excellence
bcn e freshest and best that be had
ior n and out Of this market All who wish to supply
thesslse Substantial and fancy groceries wines and
liquors. shoud open with Mr. Becier. See his adver
{saroanf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-06

Thus and passed the city Of New Orleans the day
month and Aforesaid in the Of James n Teller
and Edward s. Auder witnesses, wis hereun0 sign their
names with said parties and we potarjes
The original is signed: L. II. PLACE,
LABDRDE & GTQEES,
JAMES d. DEGEGRE,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-06

CoAL-M essrs. r. d J. Watson, at the foot Of Julia
street stand prepared to supply Pssburg coal by the boaoad
all want It in such quantities. See their card
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-06

HuNGRY.-Some of the party papers growing
restf under what they consider an unfair distribu-
ton of official spells. The Washington Star, which
seems to be hungry for official provender, gives the
following facts on the subject:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-06

BAGLEY ABITA SPRING WATER This valuable
medicinal drink Is always to be had of Messrs. 4
CroGkes, No. u Grayier street. See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-06

sHIRrs.-Messrs. P. & E. Reilly, No. 12s Canal
street largely supplied with shirts OF all patterns and of
4sy gentlemen and boys. advertisement in
aso4her ee.a1an.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-06

ss 81 Coop. Judge Culver, Of Brooklyn, hotheaded
abolisionst but talented man, invited to deliver
w Fourth OF July Grafton in Oswego. He accepted
the invitation, but intimated that the subject Of
Myery would be introduced on the occasion, and his
services we're dispensed with.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-06
" The QUEEN OF FLOWERs!!!

5U ST. Charles street,..,.... on
Mh FhEo H. Horticuurist, hegs 10 inform and ana
eus VI fats that he has just arrived Orleans with
an and choice collection of Pas Bubous Roots and
rower seeds, such Came]as, Maguo!iS odendrnn
aohas Dwarf Orange Trees splendid collection Of grated
rose Trees and Fruit Trees of the best kind cultivated in
france such as Fear Apple Apricot Peach Trees Nr
r. ae DIS to orders from abroad Store No. 90 St Charles 81
-SoE fe 2n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-06


ROLLINS ouce more at his post The Veranaab FIRE for
while stopped the operation of his known
but Time the great physician restored 10 him betar
where he give all houys Hot Cold Vapor SousT r
Medicated BATHS. ' "p''' F'ho"e' VI
His BARRIERS sALoONi is supplied with the best artists
the country can Afford and Shaving Cutting Cleaning
ysing aud pressing have been reduced down science he
most fastidious. ' ' u'oP"'eh 'he
lie has for sale well assorted stock fresh PERFIMERy
FURNISHING Goods Cosmetics and bes, DYES and Tonnes M
the hHr '' ''"'"-a Aoi'ee lor
at his Diamond Hair Cutting and Bathing saleon
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-06

Basasrpls i.osr.-see advertisement in another