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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
FERsF WARE DRUG sTJs1E,

ENRUGGisT AND CHEMIST, n, w. CORNER
6JFRuST K Wet STs.. Inns on nd and for sale Ut the
very lowest eash piinea complete ass Timen q Drug,
Medicines Chemicals, Pure ines and Liquors inr ne1i-
very superior artic Of Salad Gil, in hulk or botted
Fresh, Cold drawn Castor OH
Genuine Cod l4v0r OIL, oheap.
Cream of Tartar, soda aud Salerans,
of Ginger Peppermint, Lemon, Cinnamon, &o
Magnt sin, EPSON Salts Rhubarb Sann1.
Mama. Comp. Cahartic Pills, cot.
Wrlsit,s, JaSne's Ayers, Anderson's Lees Pills.
syrup of Squills GpX's Evs Syrup, Pectoral Syrup.
Ayers Cherry pootoral syrup Wild Cherry and Tar 30.
liuanum PsegorG, Godfrey, eodal, Baemau's drops,
Davies CRrmlnaiive, Jayge's do, &c,
H0lloway's Worm Conieutons, Deai-shot Vormiiuge,
Fungsock's Swaine's snd JaSne's Vermlluge, warran
ted
uoiand's German Bters, Merchants Gngling Oil, To-
bias Imminent, Benneps EmbT lcnton, Roberts do DO,
Fever and Ague Antinote warranted no cure no pay
| Horse Powders, Condition defines, 10.
burning Fluid Pine Oil or Camphine and Alcohol, fresh,
good and cheap.
Attendance at all hours, day and night
ID Particular at snOl paid to Physicians Presorp-
6ns, which will be compounded under my INN 'di
ate superintendent Every article warranted, and may
| be returned If not satisfactory.
| DIR, l., ], DRAPER,
Nov 9-tf, N. w. corner Front h West.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
ROBERT WRIGHT,
PRACTICAL STAIR BUILDER,
.PYLE's BUILDING. THIRD STORY,

PYLE'S BUILDING, THIRD STORY,
ORANGE STA EFT. BBrwHRN 9TH x 6TH,,
WlLMIHGTON DBL.
fItHE undersigned takes this method to announce to
Architects and others that b hastaken shop attic
desire STAIR AND HAND RAILS OF the lAtest and
patterns, made neat and durab
ner and ON the most reasonable terms. keep the best
workman and all work is exennted under my own inme
date super mt oHdenee Orders promptly attended to-,
Persons resulting ia the ntry DO Stair
and Hand Rails wchwill be forwarded at the Hest
possible moment. mar l&aly.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

The editor of the Delawara Gazette regrets
the defeat of Wood at the recent election for
Mayor in New York. So do all the rogues in
the country.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

NJ A X y l. r A RID,
q WILLIAM IL, RICHARD. would respestnt-
- ly announce TO the people of Milford visinity
III that he IS PTePSr edit execute IN superior
@AA@A Mautels, Door and Window Stills and Lintels,
Sa every variety tho best and al the thU
notice. Having hts emp 10y tn best of
tho public may rost ed that all wd manufactured
his establishment 10 waTranted to satisfaction
and lurnished ut Philadelphia prnes All ArIioea pur-
chased OF Will be orwrded to any point in the State,
of CHARGE Thankful for the liberal patronage hees
ooro bestowed continuance ofths same u reapeotiul
" olicited. Nov 49, emo
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
uoW MoNY! IsOM MONY

8 w. DAVISIs now bullling worry superior HommOny
,. Mills ut his Machine shop, ,rnor Of Front Yii Jps-
snp streets These mills are HeTy @ "a AN beI ~
excellent llonmuny IN ten hours. ANY person wishing to
engage the business this season can ne suppeu Win
mill by giving timely notice. O ,xr n.utS
DctB-tt. =. w. IA NlT-:.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

BARGAINS. BARGA AIMS.

Z 0nn DOLLARS Wanted in sums from $500 Il
O,UuU S2jhl, on good securities. For further par
ud7th sts., office No. on sd floor. - 80 ,,,,,,.
feb. : It. nod NJ BLEWlS.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

President Buchanan is about to dismiss Mr..
McKeon, the o. S. District Attorney in New
York for having voted against Mayor Wood,
at the recent election in that city. Verify, a
fellow feeling makes us wonderous kind
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17
7. o. TAYLOR's
YOUNG

MEN .A&B BOYS,
w 4 lie eiI msn,h sd .ase u ns i iiitsa
furnished with an sleg~alles shenasal sbors
desired, olassoal sauoAten Far further niorinatios "a
printed oiroulnrB. ituy "a n.
A.FLAGLOR q CO.,
Carriage Manufacturers Wilmington, Del !,
nIHkrSsjy, MESSRS. FLAGLOR & CO., att Re,r az
Os3tSS tenHlve Establishment, NaAth side OF w. :,
S-kA-- minston Bridge, foot OF st., cen he
argest stock OF rendy made house N tbs
United states. They heyor oduoed IS Of Man
unclurng tosuu perfect hat Tor quaty and
price they are beyond all
hattor eeganoe htness Comfort and real value The
Cnrringes OF FlnBor u Co Rurpauaal others, They
80 stylcB -
W Repairing done at the 81 ortest nots and in tho
best mltlner. loal, al-ly
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

The N. Y. Tribune suggests Mayor Wood
as proper man to make Governor of Kansas,
as he has no reputation to damage, and can't
be use up, as that has been done already.
Our neighber of the Gazette seems to think
Mr.. Douglas should remain in that party if he
wishes to be promoted to posts of honor and
profit, and cites the failure of Clay, Benton,
and Calhoun to reach the Presidency, as
though he was entirely oblivious of the fact
that there is such thing as conscience and
God,-that some men would rather be right
than be President.
"Marcellus more true glory exiled feels,
Than Caesar with senate at bis heels"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

CHEMICAL Analysis. 'rhe undersigned, graduate Of
tho PMa delphll College of Pharmacy having spout up
wards of seven months in tho Laboratory Of Pr +. A.
icnh, Student and assistant of the celebrated German
Chemist, Linbi{,l Of ,Pha1olDhla ia gaining practical
kupwltdSo OF Anal fcal Chemistry and having consider
paGtic since leaving tho Laboratory, feels oompe-
tolt to undertake complete chemical examination Of
soils, Water, Mnoralg &1. The following carhcHte IS
sufficient guarantee to the reliability of returns made
FERRIS BRiNGuuHsr Of tho hFtnuf z. ilrnglursi Co..
corner u sixth an Market streets, Wilmington, Dol.
CmEMtGAL LAnORATOnY, In7 WALNUT ST..
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-17

4 tAs!iIMERE SCARFs at greatly reduced prices, Rt
~ ROBERT KLEIN, 10 Market street at owe FOURTH
has just received a splendid assortment of Cashmere
Sc rs which viii be sold at suit tho times also
great bargains in Embtnlderies. Lnces and Gloves.
". B-Snlnsh O nArteI tnken for . cts. Nov. q.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-09
Talk on 'C'hangc.


There was considerable activity yesterday on the
evce and the Streets and the general results could
not be any other than satisfactory.
1t amuses us much to read the twisting and turning
of New York cotton dealers who have been harping
all the season on 100000 and 100000 bales Long
crop believers now console themselves with the idea
that planters are so much engaged in preparing for
the present crop that they are waiting till the month
of NAV to send forward the balance of last years
growth Now this is decidedly cool for an estimate
to suppose that cotton is to be retained till navigation
is INSTRUCTED or suspended. We verify believe the
country will be exhausted of cotton by the LIST of May,
and as our contemporary (the Price Currently makes
the decrease at all the ports yesterday at $4,000
bales we think another week will send these figures
I'D to 100000 bales. Further, New Workers are
figuring out that on the LIST of this month there
225 900 bales or onefourth of their estimates to be
received at Savannah and Charleston. The receipts
at this port are placed at 100000 bales We hope
sufficient may come to make up those figures, but we
do not believe it will.
We shall publish in our next the great g Cottor
Broking Extraordinary Case now undergoing in
vestigation in Manchester, England 1t throws every
thing in the way of sales in cotton in the shade Oh
this side of the water.
The advces of the 18th from Liverpool, brought by
the screwsteamer Canadian, which arrived at Port
land will be found in the usual place The Niagara
of the 2Sth, is hourly looked for at Halifax.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-09

Subscriptions to the stock of this company have
reached sufficient amount to warrant the authori-
tative statement that its office and management will
shortly be removed from New York n New Orleans.
This certainly will be welcome news to the public at
large throughout the South, but particularly welcome
to the public of this city, OF the vast advantages the
construction of the Pacific Railroad will confer upon
this metropolis, there can be no welfounded doubt.
No reading and intelligent man entertans any mis-
givings in the premises. The enterprise is fraught
with benefits of the most munifcent character, and
will in ten years, make our own noble Crescent the
mightiest mart Of commerce on the Western con-
tinent
The Opelousas Railroad will be the means of max
ing New Orleans the Western terminus of the road.
This may be set down as result certain of accom-
plshment and no matter what amount of traffic may
be transacted on the Vicksburg and Shreveport Rail
road the bulk of it is bound to find its way to our
wharves. 1t is supposed the Opelousas Road will con
/ meet with tile Pacific Road about hundred and
1 twenty miles from the eastern boundary of Texas
When the latter road is built through Texas, and this
connection made it will add immensely to the value
of the stock of the Opelousas Roadwill make it ons
of the best paying concerns in the country. The
freight and passenger traffic that will be thrown upor
/ it will be almost ncalcuable. Of the ultimate realz
alton of this fact there is not scinta of doubt ant
4 it should incline the friends of our home road t
strongly favor the Texas proet. The full and con,
plete success of the one is intimately blended witt
the success of the other.
Some shares of the stock are yet obtainable. w
would advise those who have not yet subscribed to
and do so forthwith Such an opportunity should no
be allowed to slip by unimproved, for such opportu
mites very seldom present themselves.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-09

That Pistol Challenge.

Having observed in the Crescent and Pcayune of the Sd
inst signed James Montgomery proposing trial of
skill with pistols against gentleman in Louisiana and
excluding myself except upon condition that accord him
three measurement of the shoS have
waited until the present order afford others the oppor-
tuny of making the match.
accept challenge the terms offered including the
advantage of prefer that the should
increased to 5000 $500 and that the should take
place in public.
Money deposited hands Of Mr. David Bidwell Phoenix
Saloon 96 St. Charles street.
PS-Aud, offer shoot with gentleman in the United
States for $1,000 side-dssnee twelve PAGES the word
deliberate twenty shots at the line spot and
with the aid hand string from
The match of publicly either in New Or
leans ST. Louis.
40 2p2t JOHN TRAVIS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-09
The Pacific Railroad.

To the Editors Of the Crescent
Gentlemen-Inquries made to what the South
Pacific Railroad has done, is doing, to complete the
twenty miles of road which the charter requires be finished
by the 10Th February have in reply to state that
tons iron have arrived in Orleans part of which has
been sent being sent to swansons Landing
where tbe iron Ten miles of the road graded
and tied before the 18th last February and have just
Mr. Hail. director of the company residing in Mansfield
Texas who arrived here few days He states that three
miles graded making thirteen in ALL contract was
made week ago. with responsible parties to grade eight miles
more addition which, company has between two and
three hundred hands the road Major Blanch the eng
nee informed Thus you will that the whole twenty
miles necessary be made only miles remain TO be I'm
ished, and eight under contract.
as 2p3t GEO $. YERGER, President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-09

This article the pain and inflammation from the Sc
scads. in from to 80 minutes and will heal
the wounds without and eecua Fever Sores Salt
Rheum Piles Iammatory Rheumatism Sore and Unnamed
Eyes Cuts Wounds Bruises Old and IuyerGte Sores scad
Head and Bunions Erypeas Spains sweings Eel
on Chbaius Bites of Insects Swelled and Broken Breast
Sore Nipples Eupon and all inammatory and euta
diseases where the parts affected can be reached
Don't be increduoS about the diseases named TO be
cured by only thngbu reflect that the few but positive
properties the Daley Salve alone contains and as here
toore reach not alone the 'sre
mentioned diseases, but many more not enumerated
Query DO regular bred physicians PRESCRIBE c"ohe
inwardly for scores of different disessesG
Sold in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
&c 2p3teoi&lW Il and Isl Charities street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-09

ARMoRY HLL.-Last evening a brilliant assem-
blage convened to witness the exhibition Of Dr. Beales
celebrated Arctic Panorama. Time does not deface,
but rather heghtens its attractions and this speaks
volumes for its worth. Characteristic pride is man
Tested by our citizens in bestowing favor upon their
countryman's achievements, in discovery and art.
Europes mantle of glory, which so long coaked her
accommodations of scientific research, has at length
fallen upon the adopted sons of the Western Hems-
phere. She was the pioneer in Arctic exploration,
and first planted her flagstaff far beyond the confines
of civilization But the eagle of America now utters
amid the chilly winds of the pole, while the brave lit
tie bark which bore the triumphant adventures, re-
mains imprisoned in the Arctic wilderness.
There lies a vessel in that realm of FROST
Not wrecked, not stranded, YET forever lost;
Her keel imbedded in the solid mass
Her gstening sails appear expanded glass;
The transverse ropes with pearls enormous strung,
The yards with cicles grOtesquely hung"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-09
Arrivals MT the Principal Hotels Yesterday

C$TY....W Sugg, Miss Kate Hamilton. Fgre. Her
bert + T Cooper Mcdowell Bacot Miss Fomlinton
Rouge, Foster, Miss J. Cameron, Fl Foster, a
Johnson Ala; C Adams j Harper, Scale NJ Carr, i
Donnei La wer .;ontwer, Shaft and lady, Miss
Ropman, R New, stith, Linn Burns Nj Burns Col
Bansard r Caviar Blanshard Linn La ID Il kisnre, "
Esne Ark Miss Mention Austin lady and syts, Mann
Texas Cameron, Mrs Swanson Mrs Foster Ga o keIly
o; Whitcomb, Ia Carry Eng Walker jr; Pollard
Pollard Mont; Frazer Washburr, Mass saron KY
Talford. ..
ST CHARLES. Watron, Tenn; Vim Polk, lady serV't
la; Christmas and lady Miss; T B Betha and sgt Aa
SNYDER Galveston, Jno Pickens. Coast Merndon
Ky; w Nunnald Mobe G Hustled. Wis; l. Alien Bos-
tom Thomas Sbers V; Thomas Claiborne, Ala Peter
Phelps Waterman, Y; Frank Pierce, Boston, J Gard
ner, Y; " pnrne La; pr s Weleh; Ky; 4 MeG''I
A Mcliill IT. Palmetto Point Is Stilnan, N Y: r Is
Coleman Natchez; Worthington, Miss; Jorrit Miss
McDonell Miss Mcdonnell, Wheeler and lady Louisville
Ky; Thomas Neal Davidson, Columbus Ga; Th0a Neal.
Rapides; W H Sparks ouac,ita; Chambers Elger'
Rapdes NJ L Demere ln Jno X Lame, Ky; Rich il Pugh,
Assumption; NJ kennor La; G A Lowber, Montgomery.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-09
Plantation articles.

connection with establishment for fine goods, we have
a general dept of PLANTATION CLOTHING, which con
tans the following for Spring and Summer:
ATTAKAPAS COTTONADE pANTALOONS, superior t.
any of the Northern Coonades and sewed by Sewing Ma
chimes.
DENNIS, Log Cabin and Brown Linen PANTS.
Denims Log Cabin and Brown Linen Jackets and Iumpe
SHIRTS
Women's and Girls Cottonade and Calico FROCkS.
:. >. Brown COTTON SHIRTS.
STRAW HATS White Wool Hats, etc.
F. MALARD & CO.,
s. and 60 Canal street,
AZ 2p6tSltW corner of Old Levee street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-09

MErAIRlE RAcEs.-There will be extra sport at the
Metairie to-day Mary B., Minnehaha and Bill
Fisher, are to come together in two.mile dash for Il
purse of $4O0. All are crack nags, and they will
essentially wake up the dust around the track. After
that, Melody, Liz Mardis, Forty Cents and Pi'ey,
will run mile heats for purse of $500. There will be
liberal room for speculation in this race. The first
race takes place at o'clock, and those who prefer it
can take the cars for the course at 1920 or 900 p NJ
at the Tivol Circle Depot, and return by the same
conveyance after the races.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-09

JOHN TRAVIS ACCEPTS THE PISTOL CHALLENGE
The amateurs of the exciting sports of the pistol gal
lery will be pleased to learn that Mr. John Travis &C
cepts the challenge for shooting match, put forth
in the Crescent few days ago by Mr.. Montgomery
of Kentucky, and at the same time hints at chance
for something still more interesting. His card will be
found in another column The extraordinary skill
of Mr. Travis is well known and we understand that
Mr.. Montgomery is crack shot, and that his
friends are ready to bet on him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-09

SEWING MAcHINEs.Mr. S. H. Peck, at No. 40
Canal street. the agency l. NJ Singer Co.'s famous
sewing machnes-whch adapted to all kinds of
pataon and ue household sewing and which took the first
premium the Worlds Fair in Paris the other sewing
machines there exhibited They used by the French
In making up the army clothing and amy whe
go and witness their operation Mr. Pecs Canal
street. will readily understand how they have become famous
They ara perfection Of and convenience and scl
with beauty strength that cannot be approached by hare
labor Mr. Peck keeps large supply of them hand with al
the necessary appurtenanees promptly attends all
Sal +;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-09
M A r, r lie d ::

At Natchez Miss, the Sd inst by Rev c. Downe Col
JOHN IlAIDLAW, Of New Orleans, to Miss REBEGtA,
daughter OF A. NJ. Dunn, ESD, OF this city.
MAY sunshine of true Joy and happiness without stint
measured fitting companions to the wedded pair
through journey OF life Be thou 10 another
and Will fee before the purity of the that
mented willing ones So the Baton Rouge
Advocate 6h and cordially endorse the sentiment in
all it's length and BREADTH heighth and depth.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-09
S,ya,s 8 Co.'s Lotteries.
"a. TICKETS ONLY $40. a
ny. G pitaI Prize $50, 900. LEV

Owing great with which Single Number lot
terles been received by the public and the large
tickets the Managers S. SWAN co.. VIE nave drawing
each Saturday throughout the year.
The following Scheme will be drawn In each OF their oefes
for April, 1851:
Glass 81 drawn in the city of Atlanta Ca IN PuDc' Old
SATURDAY, April II, 1857.
Glass be drawn in the city Of Atlanta ~ IN l'ohc' vi
SATURDAY, April Is, 1851
Class AZ to be wn city of Atlanta Ca in public on
SATURDAY, April 70, 1857.
n1-3,29O Prizes.-aa
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS !
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-09
FISH and Fishing.

EVERY ARTICLE OF THE VERY BEST QUALITY.
Now in fresh supply of fire
FISHING RODS, REELS
LINES of Hemp Silk and Grass;
FLOATS, LEADS,
HOOKS, Snooded on Gimp and Gut.
BEST LIMERICK HOOKS Hinged and Flatted.
ARTIFICIAL BAIT.
BOB FLIES.
BUEI'S PATENT BAIT
Iu every requisite for the Angleral Of which
offered at wholesale and RETAIL at low prices,
GUIONS,
as 2p6t corner St. Charles and Canal streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-09
.4dgiCe to Mothers.

eYUEtCG 20 eVKVEftP1'5.
Mothers who with children wasting away and
becoming stess everish and debated in consequence of
the presence in the stomach bowels all
the trouble Immediately, by administering
WINER'S CANADIAN vERMIFUGE,
which discharges them without pain and leaves the digestive
organs in vigorous condition. There mineral ingredient
in this preparation.
E-Be particular and remember the name, "Wners Cana
Vernifuge Ths the only article that can be depended
on Remember this For sale New Orleans, wholesale and
retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Sole Proprieors,
a6 2p3eod q and ISL Charities street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-09

BOOTS, SHOES N D R JIG S.
Landing and for sale by undersigned large and choice
of BOOTS SHOES BROG ANS, consisting Of
Mems and Boys KIP and SEAL BROGANS;
Mems CALF, KIP and PATENT LEATHER OXFORD
TIES;
Mems GALE KIP and PAT. LEATHER STRAP SHOES;
Mems SEAL. CALF and ENAMELED SLIPPERS;
Mems PAT. LEATHER and CALF SEWED BROGANS;
Mems and Boys GRAIN and KIP HUNTING BOOTS;
Mems and Women's INDIA RUBBER OVERSHOES
Women's HEEI.ED and SPRING HEEL. PEGGED BRO
CANS;
Womeu's GOAT, PATENT LEATHER and POLISHED
GOAT PEGGED BOOTS;
Ladies' PATENT LEATHER, LASTING, ED and GOAT
LACE BOOTS and BUSk1NS:
Planters BOOTS; Calf Skin BOOTS;
Fishermeu's Boots; Mud
Light Kid Light Seal
Half Weted Kip Boots; Half Weed Boots.
As have at all times of partners North who
gives his whole time selecting from the best manufacturers
offer fresh seRsonable goods and
believe it would be the interest Of buyers examine
| stock before purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN NJ. GOULD,
NIL 2plm Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-09
Spring and Summer Clothing.

Spring ana Summer CsOsHeHy.
am receiving by every steamer from the North, new
my already extensive stock CT CLOTHING
sisting Of
Black Drab DEte FROCk COATS and PANTS.
=. ALPACA
SUMMER CASS SUITS-A variety Of Colors.
WHITE and FANCY LINEN SUITS
Also, Large Stock Of
WHITE and FANCY LINEN SHIRTS-Desirable Patterns.
Iisle Thread, Gauze McriDo and Gauze Cotton UNDER
SHIRTS.
LINEN aud COTTON DRAWERS.
a large assortment Of
PHILADELPHIA SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS, and full
stock of everything in line which the attention Of
Strangers and the public is invited.
ROBERT PITKIN,
as 2p6t 10 and Is Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-09

EVoNnCeG Robes, KincIs k0GCus,

MantMas, etc.
MRS. E. OB LIE,
No. 1873 Dryades street. opposite DryaieS Market,
is selling
Rich Founced BAREGE ROBES, by IS yards, at So
:. f.. ORGANDY ROBES, by 10 yards, at 81.
:. :. JACONET ROBES, by II yards, at ST.
Printed MEN LAWNS pure and fast at Is to 81 cents
ayard.
Pe IRISH LINENS, ine quality by % yard 81 80 to $40
piece.
Rich MORE and Black SILK MANTILLAS at 81 SO to So
New Style PARASOlS and MARQUlsES, from 81 soto 81
"A Bleached COTTONS, and 10 cents yard.
CAIIGOS, rast colors, 10 cents
Ladies' Rid GLOVES good at 50 cents pair.
e. :. slightly spotted, at % cents.
SIIk GLOVES, Mt 30 cents a pair.
Black Fnlet GI.OVES and MlTS at Soc a pair
Also
Just received splendid stock of DRESS GOODS, WHITE
GOODS Housekeeping and Domestic Goods, EMBRoibEk'
les Rich FANS and fresh RIBBoNSal at very low prices
E. NOBLE,
at ooft 1873 pryades street.