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Professor Vegas Rail-.

ksss Edorsl was glad to notice that the last fancy dress
ball on Tuesday Of this accomplished the Terps
ehoesn art even surpassed in biancy effect all his for
meF efforts which saying deal his eunons
have been largely and fashonRby attended, have given
great His thorough knowledge the art com
hined With esimNble kindness aud aaabty has made
him here host Of strong friends understand he leaves soon
to take charge Of several large already formed for him
in Matches, Vieksburg, and other places
The lovers Of this recreation will with much anxiety
hls return next
Atso'eloek p NJ the full. but children and
ladies not crowded owing admirable Arrangement Of
enclosing the with sofas chairs leaving plenty Of
space in the for large to witness the dancer,
inside. 30 that every one had good view
Many beautiful children present In handsome costumes
doe looking Jack peculiar falor dress
ING the American nag sprghty little fairies say cavaliers
and sweet diminutive Cupds gallant Tyroesn dressed In
admirable taste who Arted in amaAng way with his Young
feminine eads The various fancy by pupils were
well executed and many hard BY older profcien
The zngarlla performed By misses in tine time
and great taste the Pas Styrien by the TyroeAn and his
sister well executed and with much grace action The
Caehuchas Honppes Scotch Reels dances by the
pupils strong evidence Of the Mr. Vegas had taken
with them. The dances BY little Julia Chrsne could not
have been surpassed.
The culinary department also in good keeping the
vince and riSzds this tr Of the best aud am pro
missed BY the caterer that they shall always hereafter the
quality
The juveniles leaving at hapas H. no doubt
Of them with much regret When departed in The
wee hours" there still remained large gay Assebaee
" vive la danse r. NUx
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Great Lo,sisia,,a Ren,edy.
COIN APERLAPE UNI
Once, No. IL Exchange Place.


The proprietor and sole manufacturer presents This prepaa
ton to the public remedy Of great value for variety Of
troublesome and dangerous Diseases sitter twenty-five
years. experience in It's efficacy.
He safely recommend ia all cuianeous Diseases Of the
skn for Badness Dandrur in the HAIR Dorganreon Of the
Digestive Organs Chs Fever Bilious Ghagres and In
teimien Fever DIeascs Of the Liver ard Kidneys Female
Complaints ETC. And 10 proof that he does upon good
grounds he would respectfully e the attention Of the public
the following certificates from persons living this city
New Orleans. January 70 1858.
N B. GoiuDear Sir: On from Aspinwal in July
last had attack Of Chagres fever after trying
every imaginable remedy without effect induced try
your Kaperlspeum Fever Ague Tonic and am happy
that although months since the frs
dose, have been troubled with chill since have
every believe that medicine has had the of
irely removing the disease from my system. II therefore
affords pleasure recommend most valuable med
cine. Respectfully yours
L. A. CLARK,
"a Dryades street,
New Orleans La,
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o. q. Wr0odnsan

Is Sole Proprietor OF
ID R. B1LLlN GS' MINATIV
And hstringent Syrup;
An infalhie remedy for Cholera Inanum Summer
plant of Children, Cholera Morbus, Diarahea, or
any irregularities Of the Bowels.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
All who travel in this climate especially those who travel
upon the Mississippi aud other Southern rivers are peculiarly
liable 10 attacks Of darrhes The suffering and danger from
such attacks may be en1rsly avoided all will provide
selves with supply Of
DIR. BILLINGS
Carminative and Astringent Syrup.
Letter from Rev Alexander Campbell, D. D. formerly
President of Mississippi College, Clinton and now Of New Or
leans;
DR.. Billngs-nesr Sir It is bot simple Justice to yourself
and the public generally for say thar after having la
bored for several months during last year under the rsvages
OF the eourge Of onr climate the Darrhea until tpe the
usual remedies applied by gentlemen Of faculty deseryedy
high in public estimation, my bodily system wholly pros
Ated found your Asngent Medicine the sovereign rem
edy in the case also found equally effective In curing one
Of my children of the miserable plant Since Il e
feeiedA cure mysef have taken Whenever from any
cause there symptoms Of recurrence and have ALWAYS
found it is thectua In prevention been
in care.
In this Southern country, traveller whether by land or
water ought with him this invaluable medicine by
which, without any detention and with almost no he
might cure himself, he passes his way Families and
plantations would only much disease but many dear
and valuable lives BY always keeping part their med
zeal stOrss Yoars, etc.,
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL.
Clinton, Miss, Nay Is. 1884,
Prepared and sold by the sole proprietor,
o. o. W00DMAN,
corner Magazine and Common Streets
as 2pNAltW New Orleans,
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DkAD LkTrEEs.-In the examination Of the dead
letters At the General Pcstoce for the last quarter
OF sae year there were found 2472 which contained
money amounting 70 sls,4s7. The three previous
quarters gave 1852 letters enclosing SIS 2a45
covering sl26ss; and 2.1o2 letters sllsla. Thus
n one year s27l letters we're discovered covering
soi,2s5 ninetenihs Of which have been. through
the prompt and jedieious action Of the asaucs bu.
reau, restored 10 its original owners.
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Moths! Moths! Moths!
MCGRORTYis MOTH PREVENTIVE

The undersigned dealer for many Yeas in chrpetings,
wooden goods etc. having suffered much loss from moths
much time the discovery preventive against
their derucyenes after years Of experience has been
irey successful The article presented the public viii
only protect woOeDs against mohs but also fu feathers
downs and every article liable injured by them. The
Of the Moh being Fixed the low price Of
ONE DOLLAR per package places It within the reach Of
every family family should be withoui Judciousy
used tens hundreds Of dollars to the pur
chaser The attention wholesale dealers called TO this
c and all those who keep the large stocks Of
wooden goods Dry goods dealers cloth importers and clothes
should fail it freely few dollars laid out in pur
chasing Moh Preventive and applying ii in season. will
thousands dollars and keep their line goods In perfect
fall trade Families about taking up
their carpets should fail purchase and be used
"Moth Preventive" it is the only article that win
their carpets.
II lady foe cloth cloak, shawl costly OF
she wishes to save, package Of MoGRoRTY's MOTH
PREVENTIVE will keep them perfect
1t also infaible remedy sgain BED BUGS and COCK
RoACHES.
number Of undoubed testimonials can be ptodueed II re-
CURED Rs-Priee per package 81. For sale BY
]. WATERMAN BROTHER
corner Magazine and Common SITS.
TAYLOR CHURCHILL % Magazine st.
A. RouSsET Co; 80 Canal street
B. PIFFET, l22 Canal street.
TODD 4 CO., 40 Canal street
hcCUTCHoN. HOWELL a CO., IS Camp.
And BY the inventor,
WILLIAM McGRORTY,
No. ~ Camp street,
mSo 2pln under the City Hotel.
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Ths American Testimonial bracelet.

It will be remembered that during the presidential
campaign Of 1856, the American party Of the West
ern States held grand Union meeting and celebra.
ton at Cincinnati the great feature Of which was a
ceremony on the river, IMPLYING the union Of the
North and the South. Two steamers one on the
Ohio side and the other on the Kentucky side-the
former having on board a number Of beautiful Young
ladies' TO represent the Northern States and the other
similar representation for the Southern States
left their wharves simultaneously met in the middle
OF the river dashed together and moved up and down
amidst music, the booming Of cannon and the huzzas
Of the multtudes on both sides Of the river
The thrill Of the event reached all parts Of the
country and here in New Orleans 1t created mani
festation Of State pride and gsantry in the getting
up OF splendid diamond bracelet for presentation 10
Miss Dye. the young lady who personated louisiana
in the great ceremony. The bracelet, magnificent
affair, the band being two gold sugar-canes. the
cluster cotton plant, with a pelican feeding her
young, and the national fag.-the whole a dazzling
sdmixinre Of gold, enamel and diamondswss finished
Ia due time and forwarded to Miss Dye The splendor
and novelty of the gift, however retarded 1t on its
way to its fair recipient. and only lately reached
her.
Though the political excitement which originated
the test monia has passed away it is still gratifying
to know that the bracelet has fairly reached its desti
nation and viii long exist as memento OF Louisiana
pride and eallantry. We have the pleasure Of pre-.
senting to our readers Miss Dyes letter OF acknowl
edgmen, received by the Executive Committee Of the
American party:
SEwfoEr Kr., April Is, 1855.
A. 0iFFks, Esq, Chairman Of Executive Committee;
Nv Dear So have h.d the to receive the beauf,
bracelet sent me by the Executive Committee OF the American
party o. New Orleans this costly gin il not
ies award Of any merit Of own the Of
my having had the good fortune reprsseh, the gallant State OF
onAns a. the Union celebration American party on the
ohio river In 1855 constitutes my only elAm 10 e. Allow me
% as that were lever ogefn unexpected sequel Of
that circumstance should yaef suseently honor.d IN
nssas borne Aof that patriotic OCCASION The proud banner
q yeaF noble State and should have held Il In myre
nsmosanes IS siorous episode my pathway Of life with
he pfeaae emotion Of American heart make to You the
pt rendition Of my grateful thanks this exquisite level
Dshe's me- shall hold priceless WORTH and viii
transmit az The treasured heirloom my family shall s,.r
regard u " token Of pride State and Of party and a
N s o. your devotion to the glorious Union which II vas
our eeses on that meorabis occasion 10 t,pfy and m,k
asarsf % ne American people. May itbe psgpetusiil
KIIzABKrH DYE
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[cosHuSlcArKD.l
To the Sufferers 4 the Jno. VI. Bell Crevas

.
How long Jon submerged by the waters Of the
hississippi caused By the BELL crevssse.
Tho present contractor have adopted pans
very worst that OF planting bic woodwork The OF the
and In the deepest and strongest part
ing torrent.
was the opinion Of all who the work. could not
sAnd and that opiron, 1ased sens verified on
The morning Of the 18th when nearly whole Of the Gov
cora was swept sway The plan something similar
now being reeommsneed, Of driving pile. center Of
me mad current only be swept away sgAn on the
zSsh, and al The Sasvs in ls49
Being visitor TO the evening Of the 2sh
seelaenas got IN conversation nth T. H. Spear Esq long
% ANofAss known in this community for stopping
and v-s shown plans Of bis fer stopping
nanovd have seen the plans concur IN being
me only snre and speedy which s present break can
be stopped.
nov long viii the people remsin IN this dreamy stats
day after day things crossing worse water for fox down
ne coast and am spreading plantation plantation b.nr
s-'h'''ssof heho sns~ers bow long. ARGUS.
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Lea s PERKINS,
WORCEST ERSHIRE AUCE /.

The attention Of Hotel Keeper Propreo Of Eating Houses
Caterers for Cubs hessroos. and Private Families IA
mended trial Of Lea Perrnsi famous Worcestershire
Sauce This condment by its merits has attained the high
est rank pleasant pAlatable and Wholesome saucs, aup
cable SOUP hsh aud cold meats game, etc.
tensively used In all quarters Of the globe.
The numerous imitaons' both sides Of the Atlantic
speak loudly OF its merits and the fact that received the only
Medal awarded ts foreign Sauce the New YORK Exhibition
the estimation In which held by those selected with
special reference their ability Judge OF the quality Of %
lar articles Of table being popular Sauce
the market unprincpled parties Offering for sale spuos
Sauce by slightly varying the spelling Of LEA PKRRIAs"
only Proprieors Of the Genuine Sauce
stock always Asoorders received for ectskip
nent from England.
JOHN DUNCAN SONS,
i05 Broadvay, New York,
j4 2ply Sole Agents IN the United States for PerinE
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Read This !!


NEW ORLEANS, August II, 1851.
W. P. COLEMAN, Req.
Dear sirrhe tweptyfour inch NH which purchase
for MI j. Pack woods psntson, been attached
The sugarmil engine and put In operation LAST week.
much pleased with every respecs both In regard It's sim
pcy, durability, and quantity # grinds timed the mfl
when in operation times and found my surprise
the mill grinding bushel minute; therefore expet
the mill grind regularly thirty bushels per hour
To Sugar Planters would especially your Mia
believing them he superior any mill manufactured
Yours, respectfully,
sul4 zDtf JOHN 6. MCDONALD, Encnees
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-30

FARMING IN lRELAHp.-A Belfast paper, which
devo'es much attention to agricultural matters learns
win satisfaction that the extent OF soil turned up by
me plow In the north Of Ireland this season exceeds
BY large figure that of any year since the famine.
Southwark the reports are equally gratifying ; bat
there Is a drawback upon the prospects seriou.
fall IN the prices Of almost everything which the
farmer supplies.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-30

man NAV Festival. 10 come OF at the Union Race
Cors On the 9th and 10Th prox., have thanks for
invitaton tickets We learn that great preparations
making for the OCCASION such as to ensure its be-
ing one IF the largest and most joyous outdoor festi
yals ever given In this part Of the country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-30

ASoTHER srKAmBoAr BuRxED.- On the same
night that the steamers Ocean Spray and Keokuk
were burned above st. Louis the Star of the West,
lying At the shore short distance below the scene OF
disaster took fire and was consumed As this oc-
cured short time after the others were destroyed
it waa supposed that she took FIRE from one Of the
burning wrecks. The Star Of the West was owned
b. Capt n. Gilman, L. Ohlman WIN. II. Pierson and
Espy & Dof7ar, and was valued at s2s 900.
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Skirts I!
S X 1 R t ST

SkIR TS!!
Ts!!l
wATcH-sPRING EXTENSION SKIRTS, 6, s AND IL
Springs.
STEEL SPRING EXPANSION SKIRTS.
DAMASCUS wATCH-SPRING SKIRTS.
LACE IMPERIAL STEEL SPRING SKIRTS.
CROWN ROYAL STEEL SPRING SKIRTS.
P0MPADoUR STEEL SPRING SKIRTS
CORONATION SKELETON STEEL SPRING SKIRTS.
LATTIcE STEEL SPRING SKIRTS
MISSES STEEL SPRING EXTENSION SKIRTS.
MISSES SKELETON AND LATTICE SKIRTS
CHILDs STEEL SPRING EXTENSION SKIRTS
CHlL.D'S SKELETON AND LATTICE SKIRTS
DOUGLAS 4 sHERwooD's STEEL SPRING SKIRT
wHALEBoNE AND REED SKIRTS.
ns-The Trede Supplied at a Liberal Reduction.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
a2s 2p3t lie Canal street
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DIR. G. p. CRANE,
Wfose successful treatment in Diseases the Throat and
Lungs by the Inhalation Of Electro and Medical
por Is now well known to be the only reliable philosophical
process OF ehecng cure in those and desperate
cases which bid defiance the ordinary rules OF practice has
established PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
the thorough cure Of all Chronic Functional BY
means Of fergnes Electro Chemical Baths Galvans and
Electro Magnetism.
For the convenience those acted with Diseases Of he
IhoA and Lungs and unable to visit the city who desire
snaton list Of Questions has prepared will
Warded on application to DIR. c., f's sse
NO. II" ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
nhang Apparatus Medicines etc, forwarded according
me descriptions received in each particular Patients from
the country ess be accommodated with the Institute
ials 2pNoWaFr kW6nn
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ACCOMMODATION TRAIN 10 MAGNoLIA.--1t win be
seen, BY reference to the advertisement elsewhere,
that accommodation train on the jackson Railroad
is 70 leave for Magnolia tomorrow afternoon, and re-
turn on Monday morning. This offers line Upper
tuuisy Tor Sundays recreation in the country.
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r.. Career C0nsPany's
PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GINS

The undersigned sole manufacturers under r. CARyKRs
patents OF 1888 lsss and s4s Sneuily
Once and Warehouse at No. 10 GRAvIER STREET, and
prepared furEish Merchants any
Of this celebrated GIN.
They unnecessaryo detsits advantages 9th
lite nuherlss endorsements
using it. sufficient high reputation
make its adoption sill more general.
ns spiy E. CARVER CONPAE7.
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AnsfQEy HkLL.--The Panorama Of Italy is TO be
nnfoled As nsua! At the Arnory Hall tonight, and
gifts distributed 70 the visitors Tomorrow at noon
extra day performance is to be given for the ac
commodatioa Of ladies' and children.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-30

Eos Nrsrmls AND cAiRo.- The Memphis and New
Orleans pzckst line Belfast Captain W. wrsy
ieAsea y 5f NJ this day. The boats line Connect rsr
larry = Nrmphs vh the dsrsnt railroads At shatpont
of Vie the Charleston and It's connecting mos, de-
tfnbe route 20 the EassFa cities Zach boA aso eonnecs
~ Memphis with arseess rf packets for Louisvls Ns.h
vile 81 Louis The Belfast viii ticket through to either
plass =. ~ fseish. ssn Msmph eihce under The
b. Charles Motel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-30

Oosfkssks HIS CEIMK--lrA Stout, on trial in
Rochester, n T.. for the murder Of his brother.iu
law has confessed bis crime. He acknowledge the
murder, bat says that il was not premeditated and
asks the jury to find verdict Of manslauebter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-30

By Blsehe Leanmon 10 O'clock No " Charsres street
boats, shoes and brogans elOhing white linen
bosom shirts, etc.
BY T. T. Parker, shet Of the Pnrisof Orleans Il
At the City Hotel Common street. lot Of ground situated
IN the Third District
by R. Arssd at early gasgh No 81 ST. Charles street
books, stationery. etc.
See advertisements under proper heads
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-30

S-Notice-The American Club No. 2 meets
EVERY SATURDAY, at TX o'clock P. Nj. at No New Ba.
sn All legal voters residing the who may desire
Join the Club, requested have their registered
agreeably to the Constitution OF The Club.
as 2pThFrxsaue1 BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-30

srkR PIkkNa MILLS, NV BxsN.-This estab-
ishmen nos Il fan lids q successful operation presents ia
clss 70 palaess esd othess requiring superior article Of
vee'hoAsAF de which has been long fet ia shs
ey Contracts for smouutcf ysos pine or cy
Press can b snssftd Into with The proprietor the Star Mills
q less sh.n he ruling rates. ts facilities in Psssseol. a
rs them sfssr margin than less favored dsasrs See ndses
lsemsnt.
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Pure Water.

No family should be without the only efficient means OF OBJ
tanning abundant supply OF PURE WATER so necessary
10 comfort and health.
FoRsTER,s
Patent Rapid Water Purifier
viii change from IS to 10 gallons per day the mudde
hssissippi into water pure and sparkling crystal
No one who has used his Purifier be content to live
without It, Sold by
HENDERSON l. GAINES, .
HO 2plm No. 80 Canal street
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New Orleans, January So 1858.
n B. GonsDesr Sir take pleasure in stating that some
four months ago when suffering with Ch Fever which
had stuck for several months induced try
Of Kspefapeumr just before chill expected and
such the effect it had spon that determined upon
giving fair trial. aud bough; bottle and took according
to directions The result was that before had half finished
the bottle chs had s me- and have since returned
am now in the enjoyment Of perfect health having
peeneed of the effects Of qunne other drug usually
in medicines for such Diseases and do cheerfuy recommend
the "kaperapeum" to all who afflicted like was.
Your friend,
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Es-esh Canton .Yaatf6n0.

DO pieces a., "a and "a WHITE and CHECKED MAT
TING, Of ordinary and choicest qualities.
FLOOR OIL cLoTH-A large assortment Of all widths and
quslites.
WINDOW sHADEs-s to 10 feet, of newest Styles some
very rich.
Lace and Muslin Curtains.
We have recently received variety Of these goods
which offering low prices together with TABLE and
PIANO COVERS Oords Loops. Gmps, silk and Wool Dam
asks Window Corniee-, etc.
large stock Of CARPETING. or every kind at bargain
J. D. CAMERON d CO.,
R26 2pet l24 Canal street
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IRoTTING At THE MErkIRrk.--An extra trotting
race y 70 come oil at the Metairie this afternoon.
Mr.. RobInsouis Mobile. Mr.. Dimick's TEXAS Comet,
and MI Abrams Harm are to contend at mile
heats, to wagons, for purse Of s200. The race
comes OF at o'clock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-30

ss-To the Public-The undersigned most
respectfully susmiis his the the city
Orleans candidate the office of Mayorelecos to come
Of on the I'd day Of June next
jazz 2pte BENZ g. HARRISON
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Al AnIicLE ron HAm WEArHss-- Forster's
p<'sn wai rnfr Is y he As ihs best invention the
e< sphnslised 10 The Nav Orleans public will alter from
t<Ai<en ssssaJ vs fzens ssccoFsg Of The mud
dist riEaf wafer. tally liquid pure. sparkling ard
bright a ever eus.r hon s5ring We been
using rue q en ~ kis Office for year speak
kne~iHeiy 10 the matter The purifiers are 70 seen
10 apsfAiipn Nesr Hsnasaon Gslns, % street.
end sEe 70 Be sd ssoaabis prices kss advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-30

sFNotice-The regular meeting of Amerf-
Club Eighth Ward, Third District will be held at the
Club Room the United States Hotel. EvERY NOM
DAY, atTi< O'Clock P. N.
The members requested to be puncsual.
By order Of the PRESIDENT
AL 2pH @. II. JEMIsoN. Secretary.
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s,snsmer Clothing, shirts, ETC., etc.

hummer Clothing, Shirts, ETC., etc.
ALFRED MUNROE d CO.,
"a Magazine street,
onsr to their friends customers handsome assortment
Of New Styles
SUMMER COATS,
SUMNER PANTALooHs,
SUMNER VESTS,
GUNNER UNDERSTANDS,
SUMNER DRAWERS,
SUMNER crava.s
HALF HOSE.
GLOVES
suspESDERs,
HANDKERoHIEFs
TRUNKS. vALIsES,
CARPET BAGS, etc.
Patent Yoke shirts.
We invite particular attention our sssor ent of the pop
uIar PATENT YOKE SHIRTS. We have now In store ALL
SIZES OF THE DIFFERENT QUALITIES and STYLES
and in all instances, guarantee perfect fit
ALFRED MUNROE 4 Co.
an zpot 81 Magazine street,
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sS-The undersigned Is n candidate for the
Office Of Stree, Commissioner Election in June
as 2pte GHAs N. OLIVIER.
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Foz SALE AND FOR EiEsT.-A coffee and boarding
ksass As ssse Third DisiIes Is offered for nie and
rEs forsapz house Il sse place offered for rent By
NJ he~shem, q he Of Hospital aud sree nlrsess
See aayerti-snenis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-30

ss- Mr.. Editors Please announce me n
candidate for the office Of Commissioner subject 10 the
nomination Of the American Party the coming election in
June.
ale 2plms JONATHAN AIsToE.