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Clocks and Russian F,es,s.

COME TO THE LADIES'
FASHIONABLE CLOAK HOUSE,
Where Ladies will be unlimited stock of all
OF Fancy Goods; 1000 yards of rich French Silks
50 CASES PARIS MADE BoNNEFs.
200 rich Lace and Muslin 800 sets Russian Frs v
fad shaws ull assortment of rich aces Rbbos LIZ
deS Embroidered Night and Morning Gowns style
Robes de Chambre 900 Rich Embroidered Handkerchies
full assortment of Dress Goods; Rich Founced Bareges
CANDIES and Tissues full Of Bridal and Baby Ar
ces Ladies Embroidered Under Skirts and style Corset
aie fieh Shell Comb Fancy Bags and Portenonnass;
as this is already known as the
NE" ORLEANS CLOAK AND MANTILLA FACTORY,
ana the only one in the city that keeps unlimited STOCK Of
GoAkS ALL STYLES, for Ladies', Misses and Babies WE
WILL SELL SOUTHERN MADE CLOAKs, of OUR OWN
hANuFACTuRlNG, at half the usual price, guarar
tee to sell them less than half the price houses that
on North to buy some Coaks sell again
Merchants buying Coaks, Bonnes Silks Enbrodsries O.
any Fancy Goods, should call at IA CANAL STREET.
d. Z. KEEGAN,
o- Hpom IA Canal street.
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Carpet Warehouse,
Paints, Oils and Ip's,.dosy CLASS

10000 pounds pure WHITE LEAD.
10000 =. No. WHITE ZINC PAINF-Am.
5000 :. French SNOW WHITE ZINC.
90 casks French YELLOW OCHRE.
barrels COPAL yARN1SH.
White DANAR v4RNISH.
JAPAN yARNIsH
COACH FARNISH.
600 gallons SPIRITS TURPENTINE.
1880 English LINSEED OIL
50 casks English VENETIAN RED.
60 barrels LAMPBLACk.
100 kegs YELLOW OCHRE in OIL
100 :. yENETIN RED, in Oil.
Together with all various COL0RS Dry and OIL all Of
which will be seld at the VERY LOWEST MARKET RATES,
by
0. 0. WOODMAN,
mo 2p3t&lW Of Magazine and Common streets.
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\ THE MOVEMENT WgsTwARp.-The Chicago Demo.
cratic Press publishes table of the returns for the
past year. of the four principal railroads running west
from that city II shows that these four roads alone
have taken west 2o7ss5s passengers more than they
brought back -sl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-10

SENTIMENTS OF A VILE ABOLITION WRETCH
The Rev. Theodore Parker says Rs As
"Washington had not a great reason, no philan-
thropic power imagination, no fondness for beauty
in art or literature. At times he poured out the
ghastliest OF oaths not affectionate man. and
few flowers of benevolence cleaned across his PATH
The sneaking old BLACKBOARD probably makes sure
of the company he is in when he thus speaks of the
man whose character and greatness Of soul far
above the comprehension Of persons so low in the
scale Of being as Abolition fanatics. Ifbe don't keep
more civil tongue in his head he will sometime get
what he deserves sound Gaming U
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SeasOn0bEe CtOfhiag!

Nos 10 and 10 CAMP STREET.
have full assortment of FINE FASHIONABLE CLOTH
ING and FURNISHING GOODS, which will sold low
be bought in the city.
TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS and a splendid assortment of
SHIRTS.
ROBERT PITKIN,
milo 2p3t 13 and Is Camp street.
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TIES Il LUCAS, Proprietors.
The Eastern Clarion.
PAuLDING, MISS.

~ ~ <iD<i5iS''' EDITOR.
"EhhLf NEWSPAPER, having the largest Circulation
OF any Country Newspaper in the South very respectfully
offered as an advertising medium the Merchants of New Or.
cans.
Orders for advertising left the CRESCENT OFFICE viii
be punctualy attended to
Es~FRANK A. BARTLETT sgeut for New Orleans d, 2p,f
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ARRIVALS at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

ST. cHARLEs. N Creath Morgan Hopson, Miss G s
Whi,more Halves, Cohen, Ark; VIM NJ Graham, Al
HWynn Ark; John Moore, Miss. Vasser, Aberdeen;
Sheppard, Miss Christian Ward England Ben Goss CT
Brown, Smihvie Miss Bane, Enterprise James Hanna
Pass Christian Calvert Mobe George Cox r Maysyle
Ky; Guin. Ifourche Alexander Wheeess Nashve Sam
henderson 81 Chs SHusus xo x nahIwsy
il, Cincinnati O; Thomas White Ala; Vim White, Va; s
Wright, Miss G G holland and lady Canton Mss Shot
we'll, Loufville; DIR Proyan Day, o. Thos Shacke-
ford, Canton Miss Byes Carroll; Ben G Davenport La;
Mrs n Chamberlain, Miss R Duncan Q; Daniel White,
PA Taylor Greensburg, Ky; 6 Bonner De sos, Ia;
Montgomery and lady, La Grange Ga: Mrs Montgomery,
child and Mrs Long, children and La Grange, Ca
Mrs G Biger, Miss; Dr. Robeon, Kentucky; VIM Boyes,
Mempis G Clarke do; d shnckeford Carksyle Teen;
Chas Rebello; Miller o.; Moore and adyl Miss David
Realty Greenyie James Tuckei Miss Glover Lafonche;
pngh, Lafourche Murphy and svt Price, Tt Marys
Humphries, Woodford XVI II Smith, st Aarysi Goet
Ohio. TfsfE5 a.. Ism
GITY....C A. Reading and lady and sy Miss Reading
g. s. Wight and lady and svt., Miss. Mrs. Engish u.
Stanley Jas. Ault r. Miller, Rodney; John NJ Burke Ala
JAMES Steward; E. P. Simpson. r. NJ Burbne Fla James
Ark; IF. Harwe, w. r. Harwel MOBILIZE s.: A. Black S.
Steele Ala E. H. Webb, j. Q. Carsell La; H. Eaend j. H.
Kennard, Miss; l.. T. Woodruff Mobile; b. A. Clarke H. II.
Brown Miss; H. H. Clarke and wife, Miss b. Howard Miss
Sullis Cttenee A. n. Hicks, Miss Geo H. Butler KY;
J. b. Daniel and son. Ark Daniel 7. White, R. A. Taylor
Ky; W l. santre, La j. A. Baselle, Ark; j. E. Moody,
Trenton; w Hardee, G. r. Johnson w Ramney Athens;
James A. Kennedy jackson; Goo O. Eaton, NJ H. saiEns j.
b. Eaton Ark j. b. Brooks and lady Robert Green; j. p
jones' W NJ. Tendall Yazoo City, Frank Whitaker David
Beatty, Miss NJ. German Miss H. o. keete New Orleans: T.
Paterson Lou.svle NJ w. Wood, La s. c. Bsin Miss; VIM.
II
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sELF-DEsrRucrIoN.-Two young men committed
suicide in New York, few days ago, one cutting his
throat and the other swallowing iaudanum. One of
them left note, stating that he was red Of life and
hoped for peace in the next world"
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e. C.. WsNuINsld.


Rylae arrivals received large addition to our
stock and enabled to offer lady friends large and
beautiful assortment Of GOODS comprising kinds
of goods from the rich ounced Grenadne the
humble Calico Wrapper They Unsurpassed Style and
the most refined taste be readily suited variety
patterns We sell them prices which are in conformity
with reputation for having u! ~ y ~ tt'..2 rs
RICH GOODS
---. AT LOW PRICES.
Among the variety of goods are distinguished
new and elegant styles our .l
LACES all widths, in GUIPURE. fi's'
CHANTII.I.Y and BLONDE -.,.. 3D.. =Y
BLACK LACE MANTILLAS. .A-
Flonnced, Striped and Plain BAREGES.
and Striped ORGANIZES.
JACoNETs and MuSI.INS.
PARAsOLs, sUNsHADES and MARQuISEs. ar.=-
SILKS, Small Plaids, for Children. .es
/. LINEN LAWNS, beautiful patterns. . NJ"
large stock of LINENS, of the favore brands
FILLET GLOVES and MITs large assortment. s
Among the bargains we have to offer at present, 8
FLoUNCED BAREGE ROBES at So;
JACONET atS4.
LINENS, with the guarantee Of being pure SIS piece
article. At - .-.-
,.5- G. G. WAYLAND'S,
mo 2p6t corner poydras and Carondelet streets
.tesU orleans
STATIONERS' WAREHOUSE,
No. 60 Camp street.
Now receiving. large and well selected stock Of MIscE
LANEOUs WORKS. comprising
HISTORY,
. BIOGRAPHY,
TRAVELS, -+
... ENGINEERING,
AGRICULTURE,
ARCHITECTURE, .
p LAW, MEDICAL,
~ ROMANCE and
SCIENTIFIC WORKS.
Together with full supply Of
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS
NOVELS and -.s..
MAGAZINES.
Sold at Publishers Prices.
rs Call and examine.
J. 3. STEEL,
Law Publisher, Bookseller and Stationer,
n9 2pS<W No. GO Camp street.
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New STEAMSHIP Lima petition has been pre-
sentcd to the Massachusetts, Legislature to charter
steamship company between Boston and New York,
with 100000 CAPITAL I -..-e.
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H. n. HasCEleu,

WATCHM AkER,
No. Camp street.
Has now on hand large Pure SILvERWAEE
which is offered low that quality ever sold PLATED
CASTERS, WATERS, ETC.
Also manufactures to order Silver Casters Tea Sets Pitch
eIs, lruthpetst etc OF any pa tern. jail 2p3n
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6 The Cry is Stitt YMey Come"
Spring Stock of Pta,o Fortes.

Just received from the manufactures of LIGHT NEWTON
BRAnSURT; PETERS, cRAGG CO, and HALLETT
CuMsToN complete assortment of the EST and CHEAP.
EST PIANO FoRFEs in the country. Persons wishing to buy
the BEST Plane Forte that is for the LEAST PRICE
do by calling he Piano Forte Music Emporium Of
P. P. WERLEIN,
No. Camp street.
aS- AL Piano Fores sold by me FULLY WARRANT
ED. mo 2pes
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rs = " 7l1748777 u ~ 77977W
Talk ON Change.

The general operations yesterday, technically called
on change, were not large. The very numerous
arrivals Of steamboats, which are enumerated in our
marine list, caused great brskness and activity on
the landings. It is seldom more animation has been
attained than is now to be observed there. That
part Of the evee which in former years was devoted
to sugar and molasses, is now crowded with other
kinds Of produce. 1t IS reported that the river is
rising very fast and the word look to the levee,
has already been passed whether there Is any real
cause to expect an overflow depends on the condition
Of the Ievees It Is believed, however, that in some
sections the long absence Of high water has caused
many of the police juries Or authorities to be ne
gectfui The river at this point is within thirty
inches Of high water mark. It will take many days
to fin this vacuum, and we are safe here yet for
weeks, unless cfevasse should occur this side Of
Bonnet Carre Point and even in that case, we shall
do tolerable well ~ that our pseudo friends, who
are 10 anxious 70 zee New Orleans under WATER can
hold on short time longer.
There were several arrivals Of vessels yesterday
among them one from Rio de Janeiro, with q cargo
of6a00 bags coffee. This makes the receipts since
TIE III Of September last from Rio direct 274 ,7si
bags against 1888 same time last year. 1t appears
there has not been q bag Of coffee imported from
Cuba nor other West Indies ports this season. o.
sugar the imports are Is 900 boxes from Cuba against
s0sl last year. The receipts yesterday were $40
hhds, From the large and continued exports O
empty hogshesds, empty barrels, shocks and hooI
poles, we are led to believe there will be large inpor
tations of sugar, melado and molasses during ths
next tros months, which will create a demand fo
coin al Is hanks to meet duties, If nothing more.
The Northern mail failed again yesterday. Thu
steamer Niagara was detained Of Boston on Monda,
last, and could not reach the wharf in time for til,
mails TO be forwarded on that day. They win I'm
doubtedy be received to-day
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oaLrAxs THEATER Madame Lagrange made 4
great biz Il the Orleans last night ipher rstoperatc
performance that Of Lscie in Donizetti's opera Of
!. Lucie de Ian,merlnoorv we found her acting in
that dicut We fully equal to her matchless singing,
as displayed IN her concerts at Odd Fellows Hall.
The enthusiasm 1t the close Of her more difficult
passages va immense. She had 70 reappear on the
stage = he close 81 the second and third acts BY the
unaniinous call Of the house. N. Delagrave sup
ported her with his usual marked ability, and was
much appianded " s W #
Tonight, one Of the regular grand opera nights,
& Jerusalem win be given. Il 4.
Tomorrow night Madame Lagrange will make her
second appearance, in q repetition Of +" Lucie de
Lammermoor.y lsis.
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Wt1acs and Liquors,

TF't1scs and Liquors.,
I7............ROYAL STREET,............. II
Asupply of CREME DE BoUZY CHI MPAGNE, in quarts
pnts constantly hand which equal the best ths,
comes this market.
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES - -
Il II a N ID IES:
SAZERAC of the Vintage of 1885, 1898 and 1906 and other
brands.
Wills * Y:
OF all descriptons-Scotch. Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
Also
On hand my of the WINES and IL.
QCORS in the Market which will be sold
terms q any other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2py No. II Royal street.
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4 DIsMIssED-Lee, who shot Mr.. Hume in Washing
ton a few days ago, has been discharged from the
Pension Office. There is much excitement here and
at Alexandria on the subject Lee is out on bail and
has gone Virginia to avoid unpleasant consequences
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-10

MR.. FoRNEY MAKES SpEEcH.--The Pennsylvania
DeEaocratic State Convention assembled in Harris
burg on the I'd inst Colonel Forney, chairman of the
State Committee, made speech In abiding to his
defeat for Senator he said that the usages of the
Democratic party had been violated and the fruits of
great Presidential victory had been permitted to rot
away under their feet.
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Dritaus 4ailp Grtsttut.
~ d Nlxpms wI1t1AN =. ADAns
BY NIXON 81 ADAMS. n
orF1cn, NJ. 70 CAMP STREET.

j. Il u 81
~5l regularly served TO n ths
~ eesry nonihg, Sundays excepted ,for
80 I n III savancs hail yc.sy and quarsery e inc
sssbs ~ " socents payable y The carriers
per insertion 10 all cases
II 4 III ssssy sshseqnent insertion 1qlgsnts
she second page charged u Tor every
~ puSiishsd NJ intervals VIM Be charged 81 per
sunsts5 III ctsr rticn m
Adyssasss III naked vim b published one month, OF
onsss ana ccerdngl advertisement Or SUBJ
scspsiou wsll ~ until all paid. At the
option of ths psoS
1aberaI WI v made TO rsgular advertisers
TINE DAILY CRESCENT
~ tirrnissfba desirable medium for adver
tis<ls circulates largely, reaching
nsny If homes early and being read
Of business hours, consequently articles
FOR family may be sdvanagecusy published in its
c6lnmnss NH e5St sSs s Ri Z
THE wE EKEY CRESCENT
every Monday morning At IS invariably In
Having an exfensive circulation throughout Lon
8 jana Msasspp Arkansas Aiabatna Texas, and other
States mode advertisers Of making
ser wares md commodities known Advertisements in.
ssrted fot 81 per square, epch Insertion.
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Sspa1a s. Co.'S Lotteries
DRAW EVERY SATURDAY
xx-Cap,tal Prize $50, 900. -e1

Owing great favor with which our single Numeef Lo
re have been received by public and the large demand
for tickets the Managers s. SWAN CO., will have drawing
each Saturday throughout the YEAR
The following Scheme will drawn each of their Lotteries
for March, 1857:
Glass a. to be the city of Atlanta Ga in pnoc on
SATURDAY, March IA 1857.
Glass o. to be drawn the city Of Atlanta, Ca In pubic
SATURDAY, March q, 1857.
Glass n to be drawn In the city of Atlanta Ga in public
SATURDAY, March e, 1857.
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R9rAt n meeting of the American Party of
the Seventh Representative District held the School House
Greatmen street, on the 9th ins Mr. LOUIS LOMBARD
unanimously nominated candidate of the party to fill the
occasned in the CommonCoanc by the resignation
Of Ieonce Burthe, Esq. s-7 =
I mo 2p7t EUG. CUVIIIIER, Secretary,
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To Country Merchants.

SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
r For sale by
T III o " A S L. W HI T f
Bookseller,
No. los Canal ST., New Orleans.
ALARGE and SELECTED ASSORTMENT of the MOST
APPROVED SCHOOL BOO KS and ST ATIONERY IN liberal
terms.
Merchants and others visiting New Orleans Book
purchases, find LAW, MEDICAL and MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS, at
81 milo 2p9t No. los CANAL STIR
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alabama journal.

MONTGOMERY, ALA. = DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND
WEEKLY.
The above paper published the Capital Alabama and
is Of the Oldest andbest papers the State and
has the largest circulation in its vicinity the interior and in
that portion of Alabama and Western Georgia which trades
with New Orleans 1t consequently the best medium for s
its section
BATES Il LUCAS, Proprietors.
7 f RMS.
Mo. 3Mo Ono. EMO
Daily square. 20 50 90 Sl3 90 $50 60
Weekly, square. ........... so $50 1000 2o1
Iri-Weeky, sqpare..... 100 100 12eO lsBD
Subscription 10 Daily per annuni. =. .. 81 90
TriWeekly per .......... 90
Weekly per ............. 200
cent office. ,,eo Dr.,
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Cr0ckery at Wholesale,

A NJ U E L E. 10 0 R E & G O.
No. 40 Camp street.
We have and receiving from Liver.
pool, very large stock of all kinds of EARTHENWARE,
suitable for the country trade. In part
WHITE STONE CHINA.
FLOWING BLUE EARTHENWARE.
BLUE. EDGED, CREAM CUL0RED and DIPT WARE.
COMMON PAINTED CUPS and SAUCERs
CHEAP PAINTED CHINA TEA SETS.
CRATES OF ASSORTED CROCKEMY.
PRESSED GLASS TU3IBLERS and GOBLETS.
BOWLS, PRESERVE DISHES, SALTS, etc.
COMMON CASTER FIR ASIEs.
CASTER BOTTLES, MOLASSES CANS.
BRITANNIA COFFEE and TEA POTS.
All which will be sold New York prices and packing
guaranteed.
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Furniture Bought.

highest Cash Price paid for all descriptions Second
Furniture Persons leaving the city and wishing dis
pose OF their furniture will find advantage
the undersigned.
Furniture sold exchanged and repaired
P. NJ. TOURNE,
p2i 2p3un % Baroune street.
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". H. Co0fesy,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Practices in Poine Coupee West Rouge and West Ec
nClana ResiGeMce, P0nte tonnee L. O La. 2nar
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Spring .f0ttUeanfes.
EMBROIDERIES,
DRESS GOODS and .
MILLINERY.
D. P. S c AN L N & CO..
Nos. L. and IA Charities street.
Have received by late arrivals splendid
NEW DRESS SILKS FOR THE SPRlNCi-Comprsing Tafe-
ros de Naples and Foulards Ecossas Imprimes
rifles, Chimes, Striped and Plain, Coored and BIack-n
pieces and in Robesa Volants.
Rich ORGANIZES and JACONETS.
BAREG Els and GRENADINES
SETS OF yALENClENNES, Point de Gaze Aencon d. An
gleerre and de Bruxees Iaces also LACES same
description, in pieces
FALLS, POINTS, MANTLES and sHAWLs, of Black Chan
lilly and Point Lace
Rich SPRING RIBBONS-New Styles.
Silk, Hair and Straw BoNNETs HATS and BIooNERs,
Ladies and Misses
We will continue to offer the whole Of stock of WINTER
GOODS at and below cost
1ne 2pst D. P. SEAMAN & co.
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e. Career COntpany's
PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GINS
The undersigned sole manufacturers under E. CARyERs
patents of 1885, lS5 and 1915 have permanently established III
Office and Warehouse No 70 GRAVIER STREET and ars
now prepared to furnish to Planters and Merchants any
of the celebrated GIN
They deem unnecessary detail its advantages over 9th
its nuberless endorsements practical authorities now
using it. sufficient confirm it's high reputation Rd 20,
make its adoption still general
MS 2pf E. CARVER COMPANY -
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The French Language.
The German Language.

New Clses begin THIS WEEK in this important Language
Mt DOLBEARS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, l06 Canal street
There Special Apartments and Professors this and the
English, French and Spanish Languages. Also for Penman
ship, Book. Keeping and Mathematics.
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
MO 2pSt lai Canal Stree,
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Rgr3,26O Prizes.-sEa Ga
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN IlohEIs
10000 Tickets-3,2 60 Prizes!

3,26 amounting .ssu4tSV
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves. So Quarters 81 30.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the following rates
which Is the risk
Certificate OF Package of 10 Whole Tickets.
:. 10 Half 30
10 Quarter 70
10 Fights ~
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets ordered
receipt of which they will he forwarded by first mail
Purchasers tickets ending in any figure they may
designate.
The list Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent 10
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
EPurchasers will please write their signatures plain ana
give their Post Office, County and State.
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either ssnue
Swan. Box 80 s. PosOfiee, New Orleans, or to
S. SWAN g. CO., Atlanta, Ca,
fe2s 2pd&w or s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-10
DIR. Samuel Reynolds.

oFFlcE-No. lis GRAvIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, soAID HEAp wHITK ssEIISs SORES ind
sieths OF every description ya3l 2pIy
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aaWe are indebted to Measrs. Russell and Carroll,
clerks III TIE steamer A. II Shotwell and to Mr.. w.
A.Ixhen clerk 81 The Peter Tellon for late papers
fr(S1 Louisville, st. Lonis and Yicksburg. 6;gs q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-10

81. GHARLEs THEATER Mr.. Florence will out
Irish the Irish, and Mrs. Florence out Yankee the
yankees tonight, as usual The pieces selected for
their preparations are the Irish Emigant, Thrice
Married. and Good for Nothing" This is fine bill
for the lovers Of oyerdone things. -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-10

THE AAPHITHEArER. The turore in regard to the
Marsh Children knows no abatement. 1t was "red
hot last night Tonight viii be given The Serious
Family and /" The Wandering Minstrel" Let no
body miss seeing Master George as Jem Bags No
one can have any conception Of this performance till
ha sees it. 49, y N ..sa.9t .
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TUESDAY, MORNING, MARCH il, 1857,

ave are, under obligations to the clerk Of the
stsssSer Belfast for late Memphis papers
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Beautiful Spring Clothing

NSFNe0e1 eeO hFE "sV SeOVSSEFsys !
Just received by Empire City.
ALFRED MUNROE 8. CO.,
No. 81 Magazine street, corner of Ora vier,
Have received by the above variety of
Goods, suitable for Spring wear among which are
Single Milled BLACK FRENCH CLOTH FROCKS;
Mixed
. Fancy Mixed TRICOL
ERMINET
Mixed and Blue CASPIAN TWEED SACS,
Single Milled FANCY CASS. PANTS;
TRICOL =. :.
BLACK FRENCH DOESKIN PANTS;
FRENCH CAss YESTS-For Spring wear.
Please call and examine the above Goods
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
m9 2p6t "a Magazine street, corner Gravier.