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4 The SEA SERPENT IN SourH AFRIeA.--The Port
Elizabeth, Cape Colony Mercury states the sea ser
pent has actually been captured in Algoa Bay, by Mr.
Crapper, the proprietor of the Sunday Island Ferry
assisted by Mr.. Newcome. 1t was thrown ashore near
Cape Padrone, and supposed by the colored people,
who found it, to be an immense fish. Itproved, how
ever to be creature with long serpentlike body
about abe eighty o. ninety feet in length with an enorn
cies, and month furnished with a formidable row
of serrated teeth on both jaws, which, when closed,
dove.taed one into another" The animal was dead,
and decomposition was already going on. The head
was cut off and placed in wagon, which could
scarcely contain it, and taken to neghboring house,
where it now remains.''
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RESCUED SLAVES IN JAMAICA. - The Kingston
Jamaca) Journal of the sth inst has the following
paragraph:
On Thursday last the schooner Bristol landed 10
captured Africans here They are brought hither for
well treated by the Attorney and Overseer of that
property. Not much benefit can be expected from
these people for a few months hutwben cimatised
aud gradually trained to contnuoushard labor which
they as well as other foreigners require, they may
prove themselves very effective body of laborers
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beautiful complexion, acquired by using the BALM OF
A THOUSAND FLoWEs. What Indy or gentleman would
remain under the of sagreeabe breath by using
the Balm of Thousand flowers ientrlfce, would
only render lave the teeth white aabaster
MMy persons do not knowhe breath bad the subject
is delicate their FRIENDSHIP mention it, Beware of
conntees BE each)ottle signed Fetridge Co., N
Y" For sale by sICKLE Il CO., Agents. MORRISON, and
all Druggists. alO apeod6n
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A Costly CHMNEY.--In speaking of the charge
against Col Haraszthy, meter and re6ner of the u.
S. Branch Mint in California of being accountable for
al deficiency to large amount, the Alta California
says
The wastage at the Mint is immense, owing to the
badly constructed chirnneys and hues. A large
amount of fine gold dust escapes and is lodged in the
chimney and upon the roof of the Mint and adjoining
houses. The sweepings from the roofs of Davidsons
Buildings amounted to three hundred ounces Eleven
hundred and eighty ounces were collected from the
chimney after two and half months work
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Adulterated Liquors.

The recent death Of young man at Brampton,
Canada, from tasting the essence Of brandy, with
which he was manufacturing Cognac, and the revela-
ton Of the fact that strychnine is largely used in the
manufacture of whisky, has awakened some atten-
ton to the nature Of the drinks which sold for
pure spirits. Brandy, wine, gin and whisky are so
adulterated that comparatively little pure liquor can
be purchased Most of the brandies are mixture Of
Ingredients caustic enough to burn oak chips to
nothing Of the delicate tissues Of the human body.
1 The Springfield lIll. B Republican says
No secrS ii made of this business. The drug deal
erssof New York advertise openly the compounds by
(which the vile limitations Of spirituos liquors
areSmade. A circular from one of the drug houses
informs the world that brand number one-thc best
sort we take it's made of oil of brandy, poison
0us ether, oil of bitter almonds Gas poisonous as prus
sic acidl ethereal wine, alcohol, sugar and Malaga
wine No. oil of brandy, acetic ether, tamarinds,
cherry juice, sugar, all coored with brown sugar. No.
g. oil Of brandy, ethereal oil, bitter almonds, elder
flowers and tannin No oil Of brandy, acetic ether,
Oil Of peach and alcohol Gin-oil angelica, oil Of
Juniper, rum, essence of lemon, salts, syrups and
water; il smokness is required, add few drops of
creosote, and to make tbting upon the palate, add
some caustic potash The circular advises manufac
tnrers to use with discretion tamarinds, French
pIums, cherry juice brown sherry oak shayings, tine
tnre of catechn, charcoal black tea ground
rice and other ordinary materials well known to dis
ters and restifiers. We should advise drinkers to
use these villainous mixtures with discretion and
throw them into the gutter. !.
There is no doubt, to our mind, that the quality
not the quantity, Of ardent spirits consumed nowa
days. produces eighttenths Of the tremendous ills of
which the whole country is loudly complaining. Pnre
liquors produce evils enough by their abuse, and af
ford sufficient remuneration on sale to all honest
dealers; but when poisons are intrpduced totswell
the profits OF inscriptions manufacturers of counter
felt fluids to the legislatures Of the various
States should interpose with niron hand and crush
the penicious Business at once and forever The
sooner II is done the better for the public health and
morals.
The laws Of Ohio we believe prohibit under severe
penalties, the of srychnne in the tacture Of
whisky and we hope the next Legislature Of Louis
lana will establish commission that will compel the
lssale Of none but pure spirits.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-01

Mems and Boys and Children's
g, CLOTHING AT NEAR COST!
Bargains! Bargains!! BargaIns!!!
ALFRED MUNRoE & CO.,,
No, "a Magazine street,
VIII dispose of their large stock SUMMER CLOTHING
NEAR COST.
reduction in PANTS of from 50 cents to 81 co.
A reduction in COATS of from so cents to 81 co.
Call soon and get fit for
F. ii fPANTALooNs, "a
Nj SHIRTS,
I'M * SeE-..a54-, Isl. UNDERSTANDS n, t,ssssl
l.l 2 DRAWERS
or HOSE.
Patent or Challenge Shirts.
Their merit is, that they made in the possible manner
good goods for the price any other maker superior
form and fit to any. ~ s-~
TRUNKS, yALIsEs. CARPET RAGS AND UMBRELLAS
Full assortment of India Rubber Clothing Piano Covers
Blankets Hospital Cloth, Gun Covers etc, etc. Manufac
turers' Prices. . .. ~
Call and examine for yourselves U15l
ATTHE ONE PRICE STORE OF
e ALFRED MUNROE l. CO.,
"a Magazine street,
je29 2p6t North east corner of Graver street.
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Telegraphed to the New Orleans Gcent.
FURTHER BY THE N1AGAR.

IRYyrHE sArioNAL LIsE.l
The corporation of Dublin protests againhe abo
liton Of the Vice Royalty of ireland. ast@
> The Danish Cabinet refuses to assent toe Aus
trio-Prcssian demands, and proposes to refae mat
ter to an European Congress.
The cholera is raging violently at st. Petourg.
John Lenhar h Co., ship brokers at Liverl, have
failed. ssi 5alS,lg r
II Arrival Of the Hermann.
New YoRK, June 30.-The steamship Imam,
from Bremen via Southampton has arrvelt this
port. Her advices are anticipa ted.
Domestic Markets.
CINCINNATI, June 30.-Flour unsettled ;lles at
Sc 20. Corn CSC. Wheat SC. lower. why 26c.
NEW YORK, June 30.-Cetton has advance; Or
leans Middling l4z; Upland Middling l4s. Ft$s IS
to Sc As. Wheat and Corn quiet. Mess TX $22.
Provisions dull. Linseed Oil SOC.
ST. LOUIS, June 30.-Flour dull at Sc Sc 10.
Wheat closed dull; White 81 SIS to 81 6O.,orn is
dull Yellow and Mixed 66c. Mixed 6s, yte 70,
Yellow 69e. Tobacco log to l34. Hemp 20 to
81 80.
Fire.
CINc1NNATI, June 3O.-The foundry Of J. Haven
b Co., together with nine dwellings, were droyed
by fire to-day,
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, June 30.-The river is aboutation.
airy, with four feet four inches on the falls. vi III
The weather is clear, with the mercury at
VIcKsBuRG, June 30.-The VIM. MorTisoihssed
down at O'Clock this morning, the r. Wdams
at 8, and the Philadelphia at this evening.
,agss u Ss
n DoMEsTICATED RATTLEsNAKEs.- II. JameIuul-
mer of Summerhill, in this county, was bitteby a
pet rattlesnake in three places on the hand onurs
| day last Mr.. Plummer has several pet rattleskes
one very large one, upwards Of four feet longhic
had been trained to protect the children from at
| tacks Of ferocious animals. A strange dog erred
the dwelling Of Mr.. P. on Thursday and apprshed
| one of the children in savage mood, when theake
attacked the dog in o violent manner. Mr.. p, res
| cuing the dog from the coils and fangs of the Ike
was bitten the hand ia three places by the erged
| pet Mr. Plummer At once sucked the p0isorom
| tine wounds and drank apint of brandy, which ar
| infalble remedy for even those who are not her
yious to the bite Of the rattesnake. Mr.. P. neaot
| have used any antidote, and only did so becauthe
/ remedy is not hard to take. The dog died in ca,
agony few hours after he was bitten. NJ
The custom of DEMONSTRATING the rattlesnake no
SO common among our mountaineers as it was i'or
mer years. The people of the mountain are i1er
vious to the bite of the rattesnake and other ne
nous reptiles and donesticate and use them for IN,
| purposes. YOUNGSTOWN (Va.) Echo.
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\ GRooER1Es, FsRsH AND SwEEr.-We would call
he attention and generally the
stock Of liquors, wines etc., which Mr. E u Bercer
bss on hand ct his Cam Grocery No. q Baronne
Mi rapid business his groceries necessarily fresh
ana 10 nv anything Of second inferior
quality his Ii beexceled any where Hin wines.
brandis cordials xweetmsats etc. PROFESSIONALLY excel
lsnt See his ertisement Il As-s5g &
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Dental Notice.

DIR. GEO W. SMITH, DENTALsURGEoN may te con-
suited daily from A. NJ r. NJ. Office and resaesee
Carondelet and Lafayette streets da,e Heya srest
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M5zLIsERy AT a SAeRiFicE.-Miss Downs, at No.
40 canai closing ont her of millinery and fancy
atiens The ladies will not Of omit this opportunity Of
investing thsir pin money advantage See advertisement
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alabama Journal,

MONTGOMERY, ALA. DAILY, TRI-WERKLY AMI
WEEKLY.
The above published at the Capital of Alabama
Of the oldest andbe established papers in the State
has the largest circulation in its vicinity in the interior and
that portion of Alabama and Western Georgia which trad
with New Orleans 1t is consequently the Medium for u
vertising by Merchants New Orleans who to
its section.
BATES & LUCAS, Prouriesors4
7 E R MS,
Mo. 3Mo. tMo. Il
Daily, square. 90 SO 90 Sls 90 $50
Weekly, square. ........,. 30 $50 1903 90
Subscription Daily per -. 81 90
Tri-Weekly per anntiln. i. ..,.... 8 90
Weekly per annum. q. Of. .-....,,. : on
nsT- Subscriptions and Advertisements ,sceiyed at tie
oti &C. I'D
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I'o,,,g .am.e,.ica Cigar Store.

R. DEL A RUIZ
Informs his friends ind the public generally that he continues
keep hand the YOUNG AMERICA CIGAR STORE,
No. IS ST. Charles street fail assortment of CIGARS, CHEW
ING AND SMOKING TOBACCO ETC., to which he invites
their attention. ie20 2plm
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Cranes
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASKET.
Those beautiful BURIAL CAsKETs, formerly sold by p HI
COOK Co.. No. s. Charles have b.
undersigned who offers the for sale the usual
at No. 80 Camp street.
ol3 2ply DANIEL MONROE,
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SALE or sGAsoNABLE Dry GooDs, PALM LEAE
FAss lcwe attention Of the trade the sale of
dry goods palm Leaf fans take place this day at 10
oceek Il slarhe ieanons aacton ypems No. n Char
Tres fsrses. Terms ri fHse
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New York Tribune of the 24th
A European officer, apparently of very superior
ent States of the Union in ensting officers for some
unknown military purpose Only officers Of artillery
and engineers able to direct the construction of for
tificatons are wanted These enlistments are made
with the ostensible design of forming standing army
in Central America and putting that country in an
efficient state of defense against any future attack of
fiibusters. According to statements made in con-
necton with these proceedings the five republics Of
Central America are to be transformed into one mon
archy The plan is to be carried out with the aid of
apoitical party in Mexico and the landing of mill
tary force is to be effected in of the ports on the
Mexican coast south of Coatzacoalcos. The whole
intrigue may be in connection with the movements of
date destination of the officers be enlisted is really
Central America, as it is known that the individual
engaged in enlisting them has lately made tour
through the State OF Guatemala.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-01
Toilet articles.

full supply of the following TOILET ARTICLES always
hand and for sale % per cheaper than by regular
dealers .e.
JONES' LILLY WHITE.
BARRY'S TRICoPHEROUS,
LYONS KATHATRON.
PHALoN's PAPHIAN LOTION, for the Face
:. HAIR lNVIGORATOR.
RAG. A. WRIGHT'S COLOGNE.
:. :. :. EXTRACTS for the Hdkf
THoMPSON'S OPTIME, for the Hair.
JULES HAUEL'S POMATUMS.
WRIGHT'S STICK PoMATUM
$40 FRENCH'S ST. THOMAS BAY RUN.
JULES HAUELS SOAP.
"a CRYSTAL PALACE
WRIGHTS TOILET :.
WINDSOR -.
FRENCH CASTLE ~
For sale by
MRS. BOYD,
jel5 2ptol 15S Camp street.
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PUBLIC WoRKs OF PENNSYLVANIA. dispatch
of the 23d from Philadelphia says:
In the Supreme Court this morning Judge Lewis
gave decision in the relative to the sale of the
main line of Public Works. The decision declares
that the State had right toorder the SALE and that
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company or any other
body had right to purchase but the Legislature
had no right to exempt the purchasers from tunnage
tax. This decision will probably prevent the sale.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-01

CoPARrNERsHIP.-Mr. Charles Faurie, Jr., has been
taken into partnership by Mrs Widow Louis Ducornau and j.
Campus shei wholesale goods aHd importation business
No Is chares the style Of the FIRM 10 be T. Ducor-
nag 4 Co. We refer 10 the card In another column.
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Tall ~ ,Cha.,ge.

There were fair gatherings at the several places Of
resort yesterday. Though the summer solstice has
passed the business Of the season. however, has not.
The sanitary condition of the city is good and com
paIes with any other Of the same number Of inhabi
tants on this continent particularly among the per-
nianent residents. Although good many folks have
taken their departure still somehow or another we do
not miss them, and we are getting along tolerable
well for place where grass was to- grow in the
streets, and its general business dwindling away.
These expressions more easily made than proven
The heat of the season is oppressive and the nights
are remarkably pleasant; in fact, seldom within our
remembrance has the month of June passed under
more favorable auspices This tends to keep business
moving and there must be some business astir to
tain Oo0, 900 Of payments maturing within ninety
days. The communication with the interior continues
free and unobstructed, and we have daily accounts
from the West, from which quarter we confidently
look for d steady increase Of business sjl
There is not much information from the cotton re-
gon. Cotton blooms have appeared in some sections.
Though we have gloomy accounts from some parts,
we have others directly the reverse from other sec
tons. There is nothing in the accounts coming to
hand daily to warrant an estimate of the growing
crop of cotton beyond last year OF course. the new
land brought into cultivation will enlarge the YIELD
but not to the extent supposed. Some of those New
York chirographsts who wasted So much paper, ink
and time in support of 100000 bales and over for
last season, and who have been very free and unre
In their views Of the growing crop already
qualifying their notions As regards the great guam
tity Of new land planted We have no evidence Of IT,
and again caution dealers and spnners and others in
4 England to beware Of the weekly circulars from
New York. II parties in Liverpool and Manchester
desire corract inform tiou fpu will recevs n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-01

Na-NIrs. Boyd, No I5s Camp street-Depat
for the sale of SINGER SEWING MACHINES All Kinds
of Sewing done by machitry Ships Steamboats, Grocers
Families and Hotels. Dr'ses by model with dis
patc Mt less than theussl Ladies' Under Garments
mace up TO order or for salready made jel5 2pto1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-01

A lecturer, the other ewing, informed his audi.
tors that the color Of the fgro is the blind which
nature has drawn over his fee to keep out the heat
from his system :
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lady of rank complaining that her husband was
dead to fashionable amnselents, he replied. " Bnt
then, my dear, you make native to the expense
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ss-Pronouneed I.cumhle by Phxs,cians-

Yet Cured By Hoohnnd's Gtmafl BiIiers:
Central Bridge, Shotafe Co., N. Y, Feb II, 1855.
Dr. C. NJ jackson Dea SRA gentleman by the name of
Lsrkin living in this pae who has under the DOCTORS
charge and confined to theouse years past with Liver
Complaint which last ia turned into Dropsy pro-
nouced hey ond by tn principal cians of the place
and his friends expected hi to die daily is now after taking
1--WE boeso OF the GemanSiters doing and
tending to his daily bushes The Bittes are consequently
in great demand. Respectfully, JOHN G. CARRYL.
See advertisement By iel6 2plm&W
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na-Cho1era being thelisea Sc above all 9TH
dreaded 1t will be welIbr all to bear in mind that AS
preventive, DR.. j. Hostetter celebrated Stomach Bters
stand at the head, heeforali should keep supply at
hand during this warm weather Its effect upon the stomach
when disorganzed by diet ind vivying nus upon the
system truly astonishing andcannot be described but felt
when used as per direction bottle. Further
upon them would superou as they are known far and
wide and for sale by dealrs neray all over the United
States. g. " t.- ia2g 2p6t6ltW
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Ss RAoRDrNARY DnArH. Mrs. Ellen Harrison, a
dent 81 cConneaville, Ohio, Was instantly killed
that place q few days ago by lightning She was
sitting near the middle Of the room, engaged in read
osnter of the Ii the second story, and through
large chest filed with clothes, through the second
floor of the building and discharged itself through
her person into the door Beneath The shoe upon her
right foot was conside torn, and near the center
Of her foot was smalk liSd hole through the foot
and the upper and II her shoe. Her clothes
were set on fire, but shs was not moved particle
II from the position in which abe was sitting.
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One Of the evils Of gratcites is, that they become
the hldlng places and hurts of every species of iii
fanny and moral lepros,, The seething caudron o
denominations more hor tlan those OF the weird sis
tiers in Macbeth, and tie etreats OF systematic viii
lainy 50 complete that we think the Old Serpent him
self must sometimes be AIMED at the more than ser
pentine dexterty of his human scholars.
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10 I..aye,ers Leaving the CITY.

es5 You will find
i. B. STEEL's sTATIONERs' WAREHOUSE,
No. 60 Camp street,
A very large and extensive variety of
MISC e LIZ NEOUS WORKS,
Suitable for Railroad and Steamboat Travelling
LATE NOVELS.
s Bound and Unbound9 .g+.,
= HISTORY, ~
@ VA v BIOGRAPHIES
Ng TRAVELS, etc.
The Latest Publications
Received issued from the press, ALWAYS AT
PUBLISHERS PRICES.
MAPS of the different States, N
RAILROAD GUIDES, and
ROUTE BOOKS.
Z ]. B. STEEL,
Law Publisher, Bookseller and Stationer,
ie29 2pst No. 60 Camp street.
Coat. Coat!
R. & j. W A 7 o N,
. New Levee foot of Julia street.
Are constantly receiving large supplies of the VERY BEST
QUALITY OF SCREENED
IEsS PIIrTSBURG COAL.
furnish by the boat load DEALERS
PLANTERS and STEAMSHIPS at the SHORTEST NOTICE
and LIZ WEST MARKET PRICE,.
Planters desiring purchase part only of load
Coal have the delivered their plantations with
charge the actual of towing e2 2p3m
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o. o. WOOdtatNn,

U. U. W,OO0nIIJl,
received by arrivals direct from England, France
and Germany, a large assortment Of
DRUGS, CHEMICALS GLASSWARE, BRUSHES, PER-
FUMERY, etc. Among which
1900 boxes French WINDOW GLASS, assorted sizes.
100 pounds Conrad's HYD. POTASH.
1900 ounces Pelletier FIR. QUININE
300 :. Gunner German +. Pc
$50 pounds Mander's English BLUE MASS.
100 :. N.. ;. CALOMEI.
-a 3 cases CARB MAGEESIA.
IN CAL.
10 gross boxes Sparkling GELATIN. e
440 kegs best SUP. CARB. SODA.
rs casks SAL SODA.
30 Eng. LINSEED OIL.
rs gross TOOTH BRUSHES.
10 :. French POMATUMS.
800 punches VIOLIN STRINGS.
gross London BROWN wINsoR SOAP.
Is pounds CREOSOTE
% . SUB. IODINE, AT 2p&W Z
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DR.. Sen.,xet Reynolds.

OFFICE-No. 1l6 GRAvIRR STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, scAIp HEAD, HrrEswElIss sonss and
ULCERS of every description FS# ia5l Only
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pebble Spectacles.

complete assortment Of these excellent Glasses IN COG
and Steel Frames ways and for ale, moderate
prices, by the subscribers.
We have ssld these same PEBBLES for more than TEN
YEARS PAST and guarantee them unsurpassed, As
HELPS TO READ by anything that this other country
$50 p,S + HYDE & GOODRICH,
fla mall nd EDy
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o. O. W"O0d,nas.

q. O. W'OOdn0n
Is SOLE PROPRIETOR OF DR.. BILLINGS
CARMINATIvE AND ASTRINGENT SYRUP J;
INFALLIBLE REMEDY
For Cholera Intantum, Or Summer Complaint of Chill
dren, Cholera Morbus, Darrhea, any Hregu-
larites of the Bowels ~ y
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q .AN0THER LIFE Or WAsHNGToN.--It would seem
like labor lost to publish another life Of Washington
% soon sitter Irving ne work, which is SO full and
satisfactory, vet Virtue, Emmons i Co, New York
0namenced another life Of that eminent patriot
paFed by Rufus Wilmer Griswold, and which is
inly the most elegant IA the style Of publication
yet published, and We have no doubt is as &C
il It's historical details IN these matters
Mr. Griswcld has always been distinguished for bis
carefulness and research It is being issued in mum.
bers each containing steel engravings Of great deli
cacy and fini epresentng events in the life Of the
hero, and of the distinguished men Of the
Revolution. Five numbers have been published. 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-01

/, Az OFFICE SOUTHERN PirIc RAILROAD COMPANY,
81 Camp street, Nv Orleans June q, 1857.
Nc Notice to Stockhdders.-The Company
is now prepared to issue eertifc.s of stock
je29-2plm GEO. 4 LAVE ASON. Secretary,
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Wines and liquors,
N ROYAL STREET,
Asupply Of CREME DE BOUlY CHAMP ACNE, in quart,
and pnts constantly hand which equal the best that
comes to this market.
Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
BRAN DIES:
sAZERAC of the Vintage 1895 1875 1908,
brands
w HIS ky:
OF slldsscriptous-Scotc Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
Also l..
On hsnd, usual of the best WINES and IL
QUORS in Market which will be sold reasonab
terms as Any hsr haase in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d72pIy No. II Royal street.