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Emancipation I'm Missouri.


The St. Louis Democrat, in its issue of the 2sth
ut comes out boldly in favor of slave emancipation
in Missouri. 1t not only defines its own position in
precise TERMS but refers, approyingy OF course, to
several speeches made in the Legislature by prominent
gentlemen taking that side of the question.
That there is strong freesol party in Missouri is
beyond all question It is not only stiong, but actu
ally formidable and bids fair to increase in strength
instead of decreasing. Last August the St. Louis
District elected freesoiler to Congress-F. B. Blair,
Jr.,-by one thousand majority. The same city gave
Col. Benton = whose freesoil proevities are well
known an overwhelming majority for Governor.
These evidences of the existence Of the sentiment
we speak of may stare OF our readers who have
not investigated the matter, but they are neverthe
less, true to the very letter.
The st. Louis Democrat assumes that Missouri
would be immensely benefited by the emancipation
of the $4,000 slaves in that State, and says
Viewing the question subject of State policy will
fs 10 say @ VI e and e
carried without violation of vested rights Missouri in
STATE on Ane:can continent Population would aaw
ed and IN place Of So osi slaves we should have 0 white
men men whsh in addition to the popnaea We womd haze at that
Further along the Democrat hints at the way in
which emancipation be carried olt, in this wise
The opponents Of the will urge objections
1.-THE debt which the purchase of the slaves would entail
the State, and the Sgtaou VIII c BY the last
sus there round numbers, 5000 in Missouri
Vanei at sa5UoUal Oar railroads. when completed, will
have cost that sum, and the STATE far from being mpov
crushed eg the expenditure will be mach richer than
when those great works commenced hence
the State will be better able to-
bear the burden o. the Sgeo9 given railroads.
that this burden Is England.
planters compensation eancipang their slaves Even
financial question there is nothing startling in H. especially
when is remembered that land scoEld double IL G.e sinful.
aneonsy with the passage Of the
horzing its enactment.
If the people of Missouri choose to saddle them
selves with debt of 50,0OO000 in order to curse
with freedom $4,000 poor Africans. they have the
right to do SO, and have no business to interfere
But we opine they will take some years to consider
before burdening themselves with such tremendous
load of debt notwithstanding the seductive appeals
of the Democrat.
We have given the above as a significant sign of
the times, worthy the profoundest consideration of all
Southern men. Two free States as will be seen by re-
ferring to our Washington correspondence are about
being admitted into the Union, two more will apply
for admission in two Or three years, and here is
movement, powerfully supported to transform
| slave into free State
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sEWe are indebted to the Lady President for 2
pamphlet copy Of the fourth annual report Of Saint
AnDss Asylum for the relief Of destitute females
and helpless children The report is very interesting,
and shows that this noble institution has done, and
il doing large amount Of good, Long may it con
Time to flourish and prosper.
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EiSk'S
HretE Goods.


f r A n X l. T N r O B r r T s.
Ne. go Camp street, N. o.,
Has Just received and opening magnificent CT
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
FANCY GOODS.
The complete Of Useful rad Fancy Articles
such Paper Mace Tables Desks Work Boxes Rose.
wood and Mahogany Dressing Cases. Work Boxes JewsIz
Cases Porte Monta!es, Gard Cases
PERFUMER
lbin Extracts choice of Coognes, Soaps Pp
nades etc, etc.
BRUSHES.
Hair, Tooth Clothes and all other kinds.
COMBS.
A full assortment and every variety.
COLTS REyoLVERS-A large stock Of these we'll known
Pistols will always he kept on hand.
Purchasers whether wholesale retail invited
anime the STOCK PRICES before making their pnr-
chases.
ES-Waches and Jewelry carefully repaired.
FRANKLIN ROBERTS,
MO 2Itf No. ~ Camn street under the City Hotel.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANT1c-The steamship At
lantic Capt. Sheppard, arrived yesterday from Bra
zos St. Iago, via Indianola.
We have received by her a copy of the Brownsville
Flag of the 18th ult but it contains nothing of in
terest ..,....-
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Jamaica Rum.

IS puncteons old superior JAMAICA RUM in Custom
stores, and for sale by
s. DE WISER & CO.,
fec op3t Il Magazine street.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY Il, 1851

- The purser Of the steamship Atlantic has our,
thanks for usual favcrs.
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.FtsC Books!

.FtsC Books!
Just received and for sale by
H 0 NJ A S L. W II 7 E,
BOOKSELLER AND STATI0NER,
Nc. I05 Canal street.
WASHINGTON IRVING'S WORKS In - volumes.
1ESGP'S FABLEs-Illusra.ed.
BURKE'S WORKS. volumes.
CoOPER'S NOVELS.
PRESCOTT'S History Of Mexico.
PRESCOTT'S History of Perm.
FERDINAND AND ISA BELLA,
An extensive MS ortnent of LITERARY and MISCELLA-
NEOUS WORKS. fe9 2pSt
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Paper Nangings and Cphotsters'

N UpT KHtFVytNyS NTFE VVVOtSFFE
GOODS.
g3............... Camp strect.,.,.,.......u.5j
good of Wall Paper and Borders match,
plain and ecorative Window Shades Tass Gimps
and Ftnge; Enarciei Cloth; CGrlel Hair Hair Cloth;
Varnish; Glue &c, etc.
House Furnishing Goods.
Cockery, China and Glassware Silver Plated Britannia
Housekeeping Hardware; Wood, willow, Japane, Plain
Tinware Stand and Hanging Lamps; Chandeliers Brushes
Mats,
Canphene Burning Fluid Sperm and Lard on. Also,
good assortment Of Paints and Color Paint Brushes
tal9 224wIIoWe6Ff HEATH IL MILLER.
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SgAsoNABLE Dry GooDs, ETC.-We call the at
tenon of the sale of damaged goods 10 Irish
linens etc. place this day at 10 o'clock at Blaohe
auction No. II Charities street Terms at
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New Orleans and Baton Rouge Railroad.
In relation to this much needed and important
public improvement, the Bee, of yesterday morning

N.|t. .g3 a43
We have had in our possession Tor several days the report oil
the minority the bill TO grant the aid Of the state 10 the
Orleans Baton Rouge Rrohd Company and ad intended
10 publish their views aud TO submit our own humble opinions
but as most OF our have examined the
we deem its further discussion unnecessary at THIS moment we
cannot however sner the occasion without stating that
fully and nnreservedly with the Bulletin and Crescent
empress 9s eondehs nope mn When hs Snolee s esIsq oe
lore me 1eneta Asseloiy ns ooag VIII ~ u, M
aF T ~ s a os i IN n t Ne
MN u III. eapi'a s9eh VI . WI
eeve en h ,a 40 tne ns
| slowed ny me STAT oh Nihoi GU u"uei'"Nins
4 We reiterate the hope expressed by the Bee, and
i , +. NJ. 80 -
trust that the bill, instead OF encounterns serious
nil, ,o,s +o Io,sa ,yhan II co,,as nm for
eppus'lo' Hi pass .he iiouse Mheii ~ So.' W Aoi
consideration on the 10th inst by an almost unani-
- -. q =; 49, -, a;s,,o.;ora.o1,,
9ieHeu III coiiheeuoH Wall tiie eNeuts " VIC p"el'
the condition of the present and the promises of the
future and considered with express reference to the
, ;to.o.... ,f ~ c+o+o ,,,;thort -oo.rd 70 NM
ScuEA Interests u VIC oidte' "isiiou' AeSiu w Seo
o'ane's' Az '''''ss pass ~ seetn' ~ ~ o-
4 iee aa a., %. D..
W sle sanie susese ~, nao oaas.s anu
ovns'' u = i'e ua.e' nols w l"s ,ausa'se
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Furniture IE"areroons

CHARLES A. STEWART,
1dt Nos. III and lib Canal street, Nelc Orleans
just from the rnanutactory beautiful stock Of
splendid MAHOGANY ARMOIRS ard BEDSTEADS, in ad
dition TO his hitherto large stock of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising EVERYTHING in his line Of business Parties
wishing anything in his line, will find to their advantage
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES 4. STEWART,
60 GnEts anGI- aralst
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DOIbeGS''S
C O NJ N E r C ! 4 L c o L L E 6 E
No. Io6 Canal street.
FRENCH
SPANISH,
GERMAN,
ENGLISH,
ARITHMETIC
GEOMETRY,
SURVEYING,
NAVIGATION,
PENMANSEIP,
BOOK KEEPING,
PHOTOGRAPHY, etc,
laugh. by able Professors. New Classes this week.
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
9 reo aF3,+ 100 Canal street.
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Wood, Coat, Tar, Sand, Shells,
StaUeS, Heading, Shiagles, CiGp6Oards, etc

Each of tbs above will be sold in lots pu chaser the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES Orders left the Office No 10
New Basia; in Box 23, Mechanics Dealers Exchange;
Dr. Curtis Tiyoli Circle; my house, No p Poeyfarre ST.
will be promptly attended
fc5 -pln E. j. WHITE.
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alabama Journal,

MONTGOMERY, ALA. - DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND,
WEEKLY.
The above paper is published the Capital Of Alabama
q the eldest Rndbe established papers in the STATE
has the largest circulation vicinity interior in
that portion Alabama Georgia which :rgba
with New Orleans It is consequently the best medium for adj
vert!sng Merchants New
it's section.
BATES & LUCAS, Proprietors.
+ r MS
Mo. 3No. 6Mo. IL No.
Daily, square .....,...,..s IS 60 5000 SIS 90 $50 co
Weekly, sqUare,.....--.... 2 so 30 10 % 10
Tri,Weekly, square...... 40 go 1880 IS 10
Subscription Daily per ......,...s7 60
TriWeeky per annuTn. .......,.. 90
Weekly per anEurn ....,......... 2GO
Subscriptions and Advertisements received the Crss
office ia22 Il,
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veterinary Surgeon.

D 0 C 7 o R W p r 0 G T 0 r
No les Jua street. between ST. Charles and Caroniee SIS
The undersigned regularly educated Veterinary Physician
has taken the above named cemoous premises opened
IEFIRMAEY for diseased Horses Cattle, His long
experience and practitioner Of VETERINARY
MEDICINE and Sc RGERY in Kentucky and Tennessee.
him in believing that he give entire satisfaction in all
entrusted 10 him. Where IS effected charge
will be made.
rspecial attention given Nieking and Docking the
mos; approved styles.
DIR. W. PROCTOR,
oil In I..lfn
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W.. III. COoIey.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Practices i'll Poino Cogpee West Baton Rouge and West Fs
liciana. Residence, Polte CouEee p. o. La $50 2p3m
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LATE DILLON * HovEL
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN WATCHES, JEW
ELRY, SILVER WARE. FANCY GOODS, ETC.
Diamonds and in tie newest stylesWatces Jew
elry and Silver Ware carefully repaired.
jal2 2plrn No 9 CAMP STREET, New Orleans.
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.W,fscOradO .uOlasses,

GOO barrels superior MUsCoyADo MoLAssEs landing per
schooner Elizabeth segar, and for sale by
S. De WISER & CO.,
fe9 2p3t, "A Magazine street.
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HeDOfS.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
a2s % Nos. q and ISL Charrns
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Arrivals at the rrlncipal Hotels Yesterday.

ST CHARLES. R Gerge, Mr. Busby. La; F. Renfro
fssse hss 81 81 fs;ss
SSsFsi: H. WHEY B sd Hs Nd g 81 @
EsS Y NM hs
f.as Sss XsPh H ss!fs nsssS
s. Louis WmF Hardin, N Frazer, Memphis; Warren,
G G a asa
Memphis aI s5 LADY sad at k Gsn Doris
SsEsa rsa EREisns ,, NJ I5s
%a;q, ng Ell 1Ss liks T. FeT
sssas NM sss hss ;' George Yss
I
% hasyi E'si"s ssss Wisiss; IT.
SSsss Te sSH'a zsVs'
LOUIS German and family St Lons nF Hill
Asi s1 fs%y
ss a:s b.. Ell. sS
Miss HornbaeE!e Miss Miller, Miss Miesp, Eng
s sns Gas9s;5 asEss lss s
tshnSs "a s 81 M
sa.S Rs 7ss.7 Tsn5is SasssB
.faar' Mis-. ohn SS rsrss e. S sss HS
Nsy hr ssB Noah ktdd 7sF Jas
Gray, J Nj akin and servant George Hnmphres, Miss
Essasd S ca S4pR BAKER 5S 'FE
LB sexton j. Morrel v Resby, + j Hister Texas Nj
ss j. r.fs ss aa f9ts Gs
s. fsRs qhoi "psss SoS CIV IhSs S
W HarasId Ky; L / Gil Hsieo! BnsSE baaei
SSsS; .$ =,
MsSa O. saq sS Ess Simpson
md dsusher Golins Taie Jones lady, lSs;
H:ss ssSs5s S
Tgais; smith and lady indanapolis; A Campbell Miss;
Ss55
fs51S*s ahssts as1k 1 Ss1$ %
H sfy2 D. En- na;. fsfss
a.~$ a taEh%'V +
Hi hafy Ego "3fE o T@sa sTsSS saa
Te easoG Viii Ba5s RoShoS GEoT a
fSsl kashs'iord logan logan Texas; Lan:5s5d
Sspss AZ, ill., wsnon
Tssa k asa wk VIII T4e Ark 2: s snP
erIand Anderson $ cas.i Miss; Persons, W Eady
HF- For the quick cure of Coughs, Colds.
Influenza Whoeping Cough Group, Bronchitis and all Dis
and Complaints OF the Throat, Lungs or Chest
This wonderful remedy has cured many persons who
given up incurabe with Consumption and other scrofuous
diseases of the Lungs and Throat and children afflicted with
Whoopng Cough Group being prepared for
gem raj under the name of WoODMAN's CHERRY EN-
PECT0RANT
is truly astonishing discovery in medical science
the century few weeks after using this remedy
the cough entirely and the lean Tank, weak and
emaciated become fat, strong and robust
1t is no. like medcnefor, while heals the ulcers in The
throat and lungs it gives nourishent and strength
feebled body it pleasant take ard will offend the
| delicate stomach.
The proprietor will guarantee tia. this uoarshing remedy
and good condition of body quicker than the in
haug methods other consumptve treatment use Fror
the first Day this Cherry Expectoan used the patient begin
to grow fat.
Sold, Wholesale and re all, by 0. o. WOODMAN,
OF Magazine and Common streets
| J. WRIGHT Il CO.,
| Nos. q and l5l Ctartrcs street, N. O.
And by W q. FOX, Na,chez BUCkNER CRUMP vicks
burg, fec gp6tS2tW
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The Eussel'l, Clarion,

FAULNlNG, MISS,
s. r. ADA EDITOR
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER having the largest circulation,
Of Country Newspaper in the South is very respectfully
offered advertising medium the Merchants Of New Or
cans.
Orders for advertising left the CRESCENT OFFICE, will
BE pUnctuay attended TO
NYrERANK a. BARTLETT agent for New OrIeens. dl 2p
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Spring Goods.

We prepared to exhibit SPRING GOODS, which
weare receiving direct from Europe We would call
friends the public 10 inspect the they will find
of the and best selected stocks offered in the city,
and at VERY LOW PRICES
GIQUEL & JAMESON,
fec 2pst is Charities street.
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Spring and Summer Clothing.

CUSTOMERS WILL PLEASE CALL AT
NORRIS, MAULL & CO.'S,
Ck.oz:AfZJcRS,
PreynrS FchrnarY L. and leRye their orders
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PhNION'S


Tbs II
5. most 81
"a article of the II.
kind ever befnre4s Il
H offered 10 the public
ny. .tfE I, HAS stood Al. les. of IN
ye.rs i,sb;s countrv and NOT
... one of the many hundreds of ;mita.
Pr. tons ba va srer hoe, .be In comnee
with II for nreservinr dressing and beau
.ifv,ng the Hair and kee,inr The head c,aar
from dandruf etc II is pestimah,e in short IL
;severvb;np the hair reonire pr;ce "a CENTS and
ner hottie Made and sold Inv H. pUaION Mt 1e7 BROAD
NAV corner nov .tree and XII Rroaday 6, Nrboas uote,
and al, and Fancy stoas in the I7nted States
TN&teVH S4UysC NN" rye.
.. One
of the
very hest
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Cr0Ckery and GtasssUo,.e

AT WHOLESALE.
Tie subscribers have hand complete stock Of COMMON
CROCkERY,
FANCY AND WHITE
STONE CHINA and
al io-..d o,-r,s.,. GLASSWARE,
COUNTRY TRADE.
which they selling pics quite as low IS Boston or New
York. Goods packed go safely any distance
P. R. FELL & CO.,
ja-o .peodim l. Camp street opposite City Hotel
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a. CO. ,,.. > cn,,a.I - .t sh-, va
ooos " Wv
pu0an piiss .sass sns eos.on os.l az |
uiel idee iafoiiee pa'lnhoei as 'iot 'ie iias ~
ID nhely 70 ma ms way 70 tne "h,'e HOUSE u,
iooo. considering no" mucn FREMONT mas ooiie ana
suffered ior tne 1he snriehers are crying MN Gown
ratneiiy carry. mhesner repuphcs are uhsfatelui
OF mol, us qu1e certain tna' fepuoicans are. HOW
ever, y Is none Of our lnnefai lney may oury IRE
mont tpohtieaiiyl as soon as tney iike.
ool fremont mas iound OUT ere tns' that ne was
dental canvass and that those who used him then,
have no further present or urospectiye use for his
,,. fn,o - ,x;a H. - $50, !. ,
.1',5-. = - w , sS.eo" W '',"si
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AcKNow LEDGMENrs.-We return our compliments
to PROF La Hache for tickets to the grand oratoro OF
The Last Judgment which is to BE performed fol-
the Joint benefit ii himself and Mr.. Trust tonight at
Lyceum Hall, BY the choir Of St. Patricks Church
and select corps Of amateurs Besides the oratorio
eight other beautiful pieces Of music are to be given
We are indebted to the managers for an invitation
60 Young Mems Society Masked Ball, to be given
on Saturday night next at Masonic Hall, under the
direction Of Mr.. E. Heidnigsfelder
We have also to make our Acknowledgements for
invitations to the grand fancy dress and masked
ball for the benefit of the fund of the Assoc
citation for the Relief Of Dramatic Artists to take
place At the Orleans Theater Tuesday night next,
under the patronage Of the lady artists Of that esta
iishment.
Capt. Hunting viii please accept our thanks for
invitations to the anniversary ball. fancy dress and
mask, Of the First Company Washington Artillery to
take place at Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday night
next
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Ek'cuteG TO Purchase.

STOCK IN ODD FELLOWS HALL. or particulars en-
4'''e "' 'n'' 0ihSe' tIU 2pf
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Furniture Bought.

The highest Cash Price paid for all descriptions of Second
hand Furniture Persons leaving the city and wishing to dis
pose their furniture will find call
the undersigned.
Aso-second hand Furniture sold exchanged ard repaired
P. NJ. TOURNE,
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LII. u. RetCEtey,
Dr. Samuel Reynolds.

oFFICE-So. IFS GRAvIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, scAID HEAD WHITE SWELLING SORES and
CLcERs If every description ja3l 2ply
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SlsiesSries! Sttstcfries!

BUCKwHEAT-l5O boxes fresh 100 kegs do, 80 quarter
res do.
ROCK CANDY-l0O red and white, No. white and yell
low, just received.
RASINS-GJ packages MR. and Layers in boxes halves and
quarters
BALTIMORE COVE OYSTERS-lOO cases 2 Ii. cans.
PICKLED LOBSTERs-25 cases quart jars.
FRESH SALMON AND LOBSTERS-50 cascs and . ID cans
FIGS-5U0 drums Smyrna, just received.
BRANDY PEACHES-lOO cases.
FRESH STRAWBERRIES AND PEACHEs-75 cases, in
BRANDY PEARS-25 cases,
GOuLEY BITTERS-5O cases genuine
CUBA SIXES-l0O boxes.
NEW YORK GOLDEN SYRUP-In barrels ard halves
CONVERSE & CO.,
fec 2p6t corner Canal and New Ievce.
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ID. II. SCanfala s. Co.,

At Nos. u and Il Charities street,
VIII continue for another week, to offer
A 7 o T.
whole Ct splendid stock Of WINTER GOODS,
prsing, in part:
RICH DRESS SILKS of all styles colos and patterns, for
Promenade and Soree;
CAsHMERES, MOUSSELINE DE LANES POPELINES
and VALENCIAS;
EMBROIDER1ES and LACES;
CLOAKs SHAW!.S and SCARFS;
PARIS MILLINERY;
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, PLUMES, etc, etc.
Their object being make speedily for their SPRING
IMPORTATIONS they particularly invite the Ladies avail
themselves OF this opportunity.
20 2ns, D. P. SEAMAN & co.
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Boots! Boots. Roots!

wines and liquors,
I7...........,...R ROYAL STREET, .............I5
A supply of CREME De BOUzY CHAMPAGNE, in qpar.
ard PINS constantly hand hchis equal ths,
cones 10 this market.
Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA ana SHERRY
WINES.
81 K 4 n ID E s.:
sAzERAC, Of the Vintage of 1875 1898 1909 CHE,
brands
w HISk y:
Of ali tescriptols-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts
On hand, usual assortment OF the hest WINES and Ii.
QUORS in the MARKET which will be sold on s. REASONABLE.
terms any other h@use in the aity
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
OF 2piy No. II Royal street
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AMusEMEsrs TONIGHT At Crisp's Gaiety, Miss
Logan in the character Of Margaret Elmore, in the
play Of Loves sacrifce;na dance by Mile Katarine
and the farce Of the " Boarding School"
AT the St. Charles, Mr.. Chanfrau as Scion Single
in the drama Of " The Peoples lawyer Mr.. Chan
frau and Miss Denim in the new piece of Novelty,
or Stars in the Ascendant i; and Miss Denim and Ben
DeBar in the farce of the e Stage struck Tailor"
At Lyceum Hall, q grand concert and oratario of
The Last Judgment by the choir Of St. Patricks
Church, aided by amateurs, for the benefit Of Messrs
Won La Hache and A. Trust.
At Odd Fellows Hall, a grand fancy dress, military
and mask bali, given BY Company G. National Guards;
for the benefit Of their relief fund.
AtSpalding & Rogers Amphitheater, splendid
circus performance, with museum OF curiosities and
Mr.. Nellis, the armess man.
AT vannuchi's Museum, Ramsbottom's Minstrels
Mile Florence the damseuse Nine Oceana, the Ken
lucky giantess the giant baby; with wax statuary
and other curiosities.
At No. 12l Poydras street, marvellous triad of
overmade, undermade and doube-made animals
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-11
.Itfcn5de Plate.

Although this cheaper ware inferior in quality 10 the
article introduced by him this Market the Of
IMPROVED GALyANoPLASTY yet to meet the call Of his
customers the subscriber has also fer sale complete assert
eut of ALFENIDE PLATE Just received from tie
turer consisting Of
Table and Dessert SPOONS and FORKS Tea, Sugar and
Sauce SPOONS; Soup LADIES' Fish KNIVES, e:c
]. TAC0N,
No. l07 Chartrcs street,
fec op6t between Cont and St. Louis streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-11

CoMpAHY Cts BALL.-The ball of Capt. Kennedy's
Company Of National Guards, which took place at
the United States Hotel on Monday night, was very
pleasant affair. We spent several hours there and
never found the gallant soldiers and pretty bellies of
the Old Third more perfectly at home, or more fully
inspired with the exhilaraton Of the dance. Every
body had a good time Of it. #