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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-01

New Ndpcn, Gcnny -. Mai 1853.
Nr. 6 Oh. NcWctl len tieIe Gmpf,bluu8 brtrtft
1T hem llntriibnettu felt 5atren prlrntb tctamt
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-01
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-01

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en'pHnsdn pl1ash,n "'' y. Straus 8rp,
a"sssggtl,,"'" 9lr. 26S, S.'erratwap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-01
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JW DUH-SOHWIVUVVHT
Gpanae, Gp6elle unb Bpreeaur Gran
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peirteraen, In balben oertel uno ddlcl Yipen. gin
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Eppi" bon Nctterbam:
Stot6 gDbisfp, Ramfrps, Ssldnb uub Sds
Ststrart u. Gp's paisleu s amaica Mum m.
Gbenlc i'm qaSen pOrrdtbls peri6ietsne Grate prn
granbp, @in. gprtr gur8unts, Yprts,
Wabetras unb Sterrb1 ebampa9ners ure
GIarets Detnen bon pielen rubmdf teiannten
8rdnten. SlbRpes u. Bourbon 9D btStcp' s
BON terttmtsn Deiiiaateuren.
Bum Usrlauf bet Ito's Ibempfpn GO,
Smpprteure unb 9pmmifipnaite
(2S6S) alr, 81 Sputbarase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-01

Qiausure, (Gcrtials) ais: Nnisftie, Gce pa'
niac Bitter Wanbeln, gFfGrminSe, Marasdinp, opu'
fommiene Qebe unb nod antere nictr. bet
y. +. llllnaH,
Smpprteur II. Gettllattur
4r. 5, Rrrb. Gjaparate,
(ss0 iplf&ea galtimprs nnt 6avttttar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-01


Yurb tirfcS wihtilc NCilmitd Wro S6wa6e Ter
Srnanc aCbcit uni Nraunt @rinrttCti mierCr8c1eben
1auIrnte ben ncrpGfrn mG enirattrtcn yerenflt tic
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aellt wcrtCi
Wae Sirtsrni1e sir @crcbcdunN. pttfde rtrr In
rsrc Snterni6e ntroGic NcImrrit 3ttirrn etrr
S6wG6c, @ribGpianD ter iurdtGrIt1Rcn Art wrrern
lbnCll Seteiit ,,
Qtclt Suntertt frltrr WlfnclciCtn Nne trrd t'flse
Seimittel al aladliden Wcn6en Gcmdbt ta1rt@. cap
ibrc Gs(mSteit tur6 llnmaGiNiit unb tblehts AnBe'
wcbnteicR entir0ftct wieter NrlCcilt nhe ie imen
3reunstn Ter Seicahbal unS Der SPs wtffsr bHrHdBs
bebeu murten. -t..
Office Nr. Z, Cit SrrtrrdIrafr, Iinlrr SAINT Srits
bel I'M Serauilrfen ter Natimrrrr" CinGc 4bnrer zen
ter GdC. Wian verittle nibt Name unt 9summfr &C.
nan ~ bcadten. ..,,-,,... ....
NS. vile Sritje miRen einsn Stamp enttalteH nm
etner aHprrt fiber At iCin.
Or dlfetn fanr bid btrRrlltr.
Office Wr. 7, Glib: 5reccriffir
Sautsarantbetter wcrten totort eurtrt
af3~ Seine 5rduen werben bebdnoelt. @Sss
(aW,l laD'ts)
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09
Counterfeit Cigar Brands.
MESsRS. JOSE DOMINGO MAYoRAL
IR liIrsfnR,i HIM sfreef-

MESSRS. JOSE DOMINGO & MAYoRAL,
10 Customhouse street,
appointed sole this city for the celebrated
brands of Havana Cigars, FLOR DE LA FA5fAn and
NEWTON" from the mandatory of Miguel Jose de la
Vega and also Of the "REDowA" and "SINT0 DE
ORION brands from the weknown mandatory of Jaime
Codna they caution dealers and others that cigars
porting these brands puOu and the brands
tee They will always keep hand supplies Of these IA
and choice articles with large of others,
and will sell them the lowest rates. They pub
Itch below the communications appointing them agents
[Translation.l
Havana, January 2, 1858.
Srs. Jose Domingo Mayoral, New oreans
enemenIn the counerfeis of the brands Of
cigars good repute which New Or
leans and being DESTROYS of doing all for my inter-
avoid suffering by them, have resolved upon appoint
ing you my agents for the future, importers into New
Orleans my brandt sn,o de oon Consumers will there
fore know whom address themselves in order procure
them genuine and authorize make whatever Of
this letter you may deem fit JAIME CODINA.
Havana, February A, lsSs
srs u Jose Domingo Mayoral, New Orleans:
GentlemenI have deemed advisable appoint you my
Sole importing Agents. in your city of the Cigars made at
mandatory bearing the brands 'For de la Fama" and
"Newtonn and hencelorh others introduced into your
with my brands declared spurious. Request
ing you 10 publish this communication,
remain, etc.
ma 2p6t MIGUEL JOSE DE LA VEGA.
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NesO Books,

ONCO GbOOh5s
AND FRESH SUPPLIES OF POPULAR WORKS,
Received by
j. @. MORGAN &c CO..
Exchange Place,
Adjoining the Post-onace.
THE WORLD OF MIND, Elementary Book. By Isaac
Taylor-sl.
EUROPEAN ACQUAINTANCE, being Sketches of People in
Europe. By j. W. DeForest-75c
SCENES OF CLERICAL LIFE. By George Elliott originally
published in ckwood-51c
KEY TO THE GEOLOGY OF THE GLOBE, an Essay. By
Richard Owen NJ D.-SI 50.
POEMS By Mrs. LOUISA II. Nicbolls-s1 %.
GIRsLER's CHURCH HISTORY, Vol ga 25
RECORDS OF THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR, containing
the Military and Financial Correspondence Disting
ofhcers. By W. T. R. sadell-s1 s..
Fresh Supplies
DIR. LIvINGSroNE's TRAVELS IN SOUTH AFRICA-S3
THINGS NOT GENERALLY KNOWN. ByD. A. Wells
81 IS
LEIsURE LABoRs. BY Jos. B. Cobb-sl. .
VIRGINIA. Illustrated by Porte Crayon-s2 50.
THE PLANT HUNTERS. BY Capt. Mayne Reid-75c.
New Magazines and Periodicals.
KSICKERcoCKER for March.
RUsSELLiS MAGAZINE for March.
TIAUMINATED MAGAZINE for March.
EDIHBuRG AND WESTMINSTER REyIEws-Jan'y
HARPER's ILLUMINATED BIBLE No. II.
PETERSoNs COUNTERFEIT DETECTER-March.
We receive by the steamers, express and NAILS all the
NEW BOOKS,
PERIODICALS,
.-.r PAPERS, etc. etc
RWe solicit the continued patronage friends and the
puoe assuring them that their Books Station
cry, Periodicals and New papers be supplied by U.S.
j. G, MORGAN & CO.,
Exchange Place. adjoining the Post Office,
ms 2p2t<w And 20 Commercial Place
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09

SrRAUBs CoRE AED FLouR MrLL-Ths mill is
extensively uiea hfousAou sosth spoken
highest terms II Wig usen It's advantages
and readily asoysrabh The af ahs best French
puf They are sst In asaoatsrun e and The mill altogether,
. eosifpeea - 70 adep always good running order whilst
~ grinding capacity 10 MI tst be desired. full supply
q The miAz has been reeeed ~ he agent H. Gilman
~ NO ie1fief street.. who eer them for usual
eemmodane terms We refer c he advertisement under he
" above hssdine in anosAss eosumn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09

The FrxzzoLnu CoScEkrs.- Mr.. Strakosch an
nounces that the price of admission tothe concerts Of
lille Frezzolni and her assistants, has been fixed at
one dollar with half dollar extra ior reserved seats.
This very reasonable to the tightness
Of the times. and. il We mistake not, win ensure a
1Af greater pecuniaEy return in the end than II the
prices had been fxed at higher figure. The sale Of
tlcke1& begins this morning at Mr.. Parsons store No
"A Camp street The programme Of the first concert
val be pubiishea tomorrow. s s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09

Ks-Are not ALBANIA and Pbarpar. rivers of
Damascus than all the Of Israes May
wash there Under the old law questions
the right comparing the purity the different waters hence
law, with equal modern proprety
pare cleansing and healing properties Of wOoAa Cherry
Expeeorant 10 Coughs and every Of Consumption
superior the useless enack
prepared by uuskiful hands, It vegetable remedy,
only ons Dollar per Bottle. ms 2p6t<w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09

STEAMBOAT BuRNT,-- Mr.. Douglas, pilot of the
steamer Boomer, informs that he passed Bayou
Goula yesterday morning at daybreak. a boat, or
rather the burning wreck Of one, lying the
shore opposite the bayou. She appeared to have
been sternwheel boat but her name was not ascer-
tanned by our informant, anything regarding the
disaster Of which she was the victim.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09

e SCHOOL, Books ANp srkrIoNERr.-- Mr.. J. B. Was.
SON. No % opposite lhe City Hotel Offering
rrosf Inducements edy mefehsats school teachers and
others may want Of school books stationery III
ehhef large small quabie Hi stock comprises all The
stamford Southern use with essry description
stiensry ID SCHOOL, He offers at the prices
apd he accomplishing We call attention
his advertisement In this morning. Crescent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09

Z n3- Hostetfer--TEhe surprising effects of Hos
letters Vegetable Stomach BteEs in removing hs. forcing
appetite mpapg health and to the SYSTEM dissipa,
ting dyspepuc symptoms is truly wonderful Every nervous
debiated weak and emseaed male female should
try at One wine glass full three times each day.
before meals OF the patient should be Slady child
btated condition. half the quantity will do until sufficient
strength is RESTORED which viii be realized IN very
and convince the patient Of above happy
results which have gained for these Bsrs such an enviAbe
reputation everywhere For sale by druggists and
generally his sT ms 9,atkltW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09

soafrkns TnEArKR--Avariety bill Is 10 be given
I at The orleans theater Tonight, an indspostiOn q
several Of the performers fedefing i impossible 70
= uire any one opera entire. The programme consists
Of fhe lfth net Of Robsrte Dahle The fourth act
y II .Lucia dc Iasnmersnpor, che second act or
: Charles VII n and q onehss vaudeville. better
variety entertainment eonlh hardly be offered.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09
az new. from v,rg,nla.-madlson c. H.,


Dr. NJ Jackson Dear sirI take pleasure in adding
certificate your list and recommending Hollands
Bitters to all who may be afflicted with Dyspepsia Piles
had been afflicted four Eve months with Dyspepsia
when commenced taking the Rers they effected per-
feet had also pain stomach attended with
Piles have had attack Of the nature since
cured BY the Bisrs and very eheeFully recommend
them 10 all who may similarly Afflicted
II. CARVER, late P, N.
Witness; JAMES N, FLOYD.
Ask for Hootand's Bters Il Is sold BY druggists
and s,oekesperS In every village States
West Indies and South America 70 cents per bottle
Sold in Ne~ Orleans wholesale retail by j. RIGHT
CO., Nos. q and ISL ohartres street MI 2plu&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09
French Corset,
Read This

NEW ORLEANS, August II, 1857.
W. P. COLEMAN, Esq;
Dear srThe twenty four inch NM which purchased from
you for Mr.. T. j. Paekwood panatoD has been attached
the sugarill engine and put in operation last week
much pleased With ia every respect both in regard It's sim
pcity, durability, and quantity grinds. timed the mill
when operation several times and found my surprise
the mill grinding buse per minute; therefore expect
the mill grind regularly thirty bushels per hour With
To Sugar Planters would especially your Mills
believing them to be superior any mill manufactured.
Yours respectfully,
aul4 2ptf JOHN S. MCDONALD, Engineer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09
Good .FcsUs! .FeIU Goods!
WINTER CLOTHING sell LING OFF
Very Cheap for Cash!
NEIV GOODS!-JUST RECEVEDE
FOR SPRING AND SUMNER.

ABFRTD HGUN1oEE ds CO.,
No. "a MACHINE STREET.
In order TO make NEW GOODS suitable for the
coming Spring SUMNER which they commenced
receiving are selling of, at
VERY DECIDED BARGAINS,
Their Entire Stock of Winter Clothing.
Purchasers invited call and examine the
and prices.
PATENT YOKE SHIRTS
Nv late arrivals have received large additions
stock of the popular PATENT YOKE SHIRTS which render
our present very complete All who have pur-
chased Shirts pronounce them the fitting
made article the country. A ct guaranteed.
ALFRED MUNROE b CO.,
ms spe, 81 Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09

DEArH OF Mr.. ScRuGes.-Hon, Henry F. serugqs,
well known in this city, died in Decatur, Ala, on the
10th ult.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09

R8-To the Publie-The undersigned most
respectfully sahms his the city Of New
Orleans candidate for the oee Mayoreeeton 70 come
of on the "a day Of June next.
Jazz 2pse BENZ. S. HARRISON,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09

ESaIasn CAxaRL CeAE.-This article. inst the
hing Tor ne present oe snap deliyered any part Of lie
stS. tslsr hrsel y D. G. Low Der 4 Co. IS hrara.ps
street. Zoe advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09

FoR CAADzs 4np ALL LANDINGS on ovAcu.r.
Rlskn-The sssams Messenger Capt Kirk. viii leave e
ahovs tomorrow afternoon a socozk positively Tbs aslen
an n passengers shippers h called 10 his fact ses ad
seztissnept under psppeF head
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-09

Togr's ExPaHas.-N None but the agents Of Toby's
szrsss nov hass ~ shs solicit baggage parcels on he
Fanichzfan Rsisdad See the particular nc,c an The
eet IN advertising columzs
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DKAwne or FRkxko's Tonnor 1. This event Is
positively q tske place on the oh a. Asuory Han,
Fms npnoer q icksf oct unsod They are only dollar
each ana sseh ticket sure % dfsv something The prizes are
10 be SEEN and prossahmes ohtancd a. M rranko, ~
Festras stscss near c4ro.aeiaa tsls Ts'''
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az DIR. James.-Al All those unfortunately
afflicted with diseases peculiar male female should read
The advertisement Of Dr. James, headed House 50
cusiohonss street, be Oaud sDoher part Of this paer
Tsn separate apartments for patients fsl7 2plm
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MIC ARKfE BALL At 7Hk ORIKANs THEATER.--A
Grand masquerade ball to BE- given at the Orleans
fheatef on st. Joseph's night si-careme Friday,
se inst II Is to be in the style OF the Grand Opera
halls at Paris, and win Therefore be most brilliant
and delightful affair Tickets and boxes now TO
he had AZ TIC Office Of tIla theater
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British Hosiery
C0rpef W,arehostse,

Ne. 10 CHARTREs sTRHET-we have a lsrr. assortment
o. the foiowing-CAkPE o. all kinds-FLOOR Oh.
CLOTHS, Of AL qualities aud widths-MArrING Of various
Widths RHd prices Aso-Cramb Cloths, Tab Plane
Covels, window Shades Hair Cloth, etc oer Al
very low prices for cash or satisfactory pepper.
ms 2pSs A. BR0uSSEAU 4 co.
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- Da. Won MoscHzIsKER- Since the arrival Of this
~ euent ocnlisi and auri he has performed
ordinary both medai and surgical the and the
snd doubt II there any city who 10
short time lcqpired shch popular Dr. NJ His
reputation has been long hnewn press BY praises
have been lasished ND ski eye surgeon
ether cities and he hs proved truly worthy
abou him. Dr. lIurhy editor Of The Ber
himself ply scian, speaking Of Dr. NJ remarks wehaYe
enjoyed repeated opportunities Witnessing Dr. Won MS
node q examination Of deasss and particularly
his rapid unefog ddgnu lucid explanations 10 pa
fsnts beautiful theory Of treatment he proposes
the period designated Tor Dr. departure Is approaclnp
We would earnestly advise those vha from any defect
her rye cdr consnh him once II they have
already mny may specini aen.
ton for ssme time. Or, NJ Panacope Glasses beyond
s<oubf them to BE- aud are low 10 be had ii
him alone a. the 81 ou Hotel H knowledge Of sang
the exact want q The we, and the superiority Of
should Al who bel the glasses or who arr
obliged them 10 paEuhase them direct him. and
hey may be Of chg satisfied.
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~ Tm AnrB1THEATEE.1-Ihis place was jammed
last night the attendance being fashionable, and
the ladies' usnrpng not only the dress circle, but
large share Of the parAuette and the second tier.
Cinderella was triumph 50 complete that we
were at loss 70 imagine whether the play was writ
ten for the Marsh childfdn, or the children created
+ fer the play. Eisaf
The new scenery WAS beautiful the costumes splen-
= sld. and the machinery well managed throughout.
Miss Looise rs the Prints Fsiir, Little Mary Gin
deelia Master George is Pedro. and Master Stewart
a. as Pomeoiao, were seyeFay delightfulhe girls, al
OF them being charming as fairies and the two boys
AS killing In their comedy any adult actors could
possibly have been IN thbse characters The audience
was thoroughly delightdd and manifested that de-
light IN the heartiest paudits At the close Of each
scene
& Cinderella is to bh repeated tonight; and we
take plsasEse Ia accommodating II 10 those who have
not yet seen 1t as something really beautiful and
charming. which they ought not to miss seeing BY
/. = any means. Those who intend to take ladies viii
have 70 call 81 the boxplce during the day to secure
= seats. = ,'ie
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address tile Tickets ordered
receipt Of which they win forwarded by arst msi
Purehasers tickets ending in any 1eure they
designate.
The llst Of drawn Nanbss and Fres will be pus.
chasers immediately after the drawing.
nPurchasers will please write tbsr signatures plain ard
give their Post once, County and State,
szr Remember that every fzs IL drawn and payable In
fan, WITHOUT ded aetiOu
All Communication strictly confidential.
orders for Tickets Certificates either to ssmusl
Swan Co.. Augusta Ca orto
SAM'L SWAN d co. Box 80 8, Postoniee,
fer 2p&w fN.An New Orleans, La
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~ sEProf. Fowler will meet both Of his private
Glasses Dr. Anes No Baronne at Il O'Clock
noon an o'clock pisht instead Of at Odd Felows
Hall rs presiepsly snaeunded. fa
Tickets may sin be obtained BY those who wish to Join
b. applying once Prof Fowler lo2 City Hotel.
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Notice.


Having associated myself with MR.. J. c. MORGAN, the
Book business heretofore conducted No. 20 CONNER
ea Place will henceiorh be conducted under the
style of j. @. MORGAN q co.
ms 2pst GEORGE ELLIS.