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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-15
Ayers CathalrGiie Pills.

@.1IE sciences IF Chemistry and Medicine baye heer.
- taxed their utmost to produce this test, rnost perfect
ruF=atiEs which is known 10 man. rnnuuerahle proofs
RTe shown that these Pills hare virtues which augrass in
excellence tha ordinary medicines, and that they win sIn-
precedentedly upon tho astesm Of all men. They are sass
and pleasant to take, but powerful to cure. Theis uane-
srating properties slim niate tfs vital acti cities of tbs btyfv.
rsls'oFe the distractions Of :s organs. purify the blood.
and e1psI disease. They purge cut the foul lurors which
b1@aa ana grow t~issaaapeE, stimulate ~alaggia1s Or aisor.
Gtfsa organs into their natural action, and isupaft healthy
Foas with strength To tbs whole system. Not ausy do
theg r'sre the eTssy-asy complaints of every body. but
also formidable and dangerous diseases that .sara nafHad
the best Of human. skill. While they produce powerful
effects, they aa Mt tbs SAINT time, iii aiaaia5Et,asit doses. tbs
zatest and best physie that can be employed Enr children.
icing sugareoatea, they are pleasant to take; aud being
purH1v vegetable, are free from any risk Of hasrz. Cures
hare Been made which sagpsss belief seere they not sub
ztantsateta by n1sn Of sueh exalted position and character
ss 10 forbid The suspicion Of untrutf. MANY eminent
siargT1asn and physicians hsrs lent their names to certify
70 the public the reliability Of Eny remedies, while others
lAsss sent me the assurance Of their conviction that INV
Preparstions contribute immensely to the relief of nv
afflicted. suffering feiiow-tsay.
The Agent aeloH named III pleased 10 furnish gratis rr,y
American Almanac containing directions Tor their use AMI;
certificates Of thsif cures Of Tho following eomplaints;-
C1stiveuass. Bilious Complaints, rheumatism, Ironer.
Heartburn, Naadache arieing from 8 foul Stomach. Ns1r.
sah~ Indigestion. Morhid taaetsen Of the RoFBis and Pain
49," "+aH AsNSE19A4' fAlP = 43c ri - pIEAakE4 Hk LaETGr.
Gus and CHtateous diseases which r4f1 nire MD evarr,aut
medicine, scrtftia or Kings Xvii. They also, by purify
siE The b1oed aud stimulating Lilo system. cure many
taEn rsatnts which it would MT he supposed tEsv cesn@s
5aacH', kucl, as Deafness, Partial Blindness. Narraipis and
esersAis irrttability, Daran geTnents ct the Idrer ana Gid
.seys, aeut. and other Kindred complaints arising rom q
:oW state OF the body or obstruction Of sts functions.
DO not DO Prt Of: by unprircip'ed dealers with some
other pill they make more profit On. ASK fer AyEn's
FILLS, and take nothing etse. Ne other they can give
sou compares with this III ia intrineic vslue or curative
powers. The sick want the best aid there is for sheras
and tilay should have 1t.
Prepared BY Dr. J. Z. - q
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, TKxasz.
l'z1eE ~ czs. PER Boz. FIVE Bczxs zcs I'll.
E0Lp BY
EDWARD BOGEL, Baton Rouge,
Il. T. WADDILL,
L. Il. TRUDEAu, Waterloo.
and Ill respectable Druggists everywhere.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-15
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AND RTITUE p

BATON ROUGE, -.
NJ id a faitlfuland worAraanl;Re mar,
~ hss, ~ contracts for building Or ether work II,
II hap. Will may be coaddsd to him.
oF1z-s aeessssaa 70 hin hreugh tbs Poatonce. -;
s4@rtaen
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-15
Cooking ETrvar

y yen sish 8 cheap and good COOKING sToTE.
either for epaI Ct #ooa, cali ut afa1ztsn L Hug.sfs
lfaey have On band aaf are constantly reezi4;,aT frszra
II. Louis Cincinnati. PsfssIearE. the Iatass and etaass
patterns OF extra HeaFY egaE4fss stores. rshv are
tnfnisifes ~e1E1rletaa With Iron wsre. Tin wara anF
Stove Fine Call and examine ~ cur xyarsr0oHz ynaar
the @uzd aazaIta Office, n corner cseurcIa a1d fssfs y.
yette, or nj asf}NTaN Il TzT5nrrtsrs
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-15

TO pERsoaRsss..AB BOUT 70 BUILD
As!4ave Or hand Locks Of e~erg dsserfzt:aa. an5
finish. H5aEs. ecGHzsE. haoua, Hicks. Be,sts. H;a@a-
lfass 4nrLa18Afngss I~sattoas, E5atns. IaH.e Efs2hS
~prtl1Esr Window Gsaas> Putty Gree. T.ett Rack
AeI'oef and z~14zt1zaE ase3a=s, 1a5sztz fa EsEs. T.ttlsaya-
Nnl-e Leaas ssn1s Isnr. GIazers Isafs1a<s Faint Brush
81, atacs Dryer Brick Liners zsasserers Hair. Ears,tsh
Eatsat .M3fs==4H T. stfefsgssgrs ~
-EcE1@a E<1xg-Es i - Is ! ~ 80
swinging lamps ArfTfaHT# 60
ffaf Lanterns. c,gxa Mills
Britfaal3a laf~pzs Bta1ks1.z Brushes.
agpssaneti DO Ir5ufs Mastsrz
leuEe Brushes. ssHre Fenra
IA uG3asf5eEst I4a zsn.s
telzsss tsaases11sf y Gteree3hAinfa Tare.
SsEar Ifas4 s4anErrns, Perforated Walters
E>EesesTe Kettles, sIsarafsar.z Tnn-z
lamp s5iatr=e PGsarS auf s~esst<ies.
4&atnr eaEgsaeye. Fsxa T9azs-
atFs ~fHadeE=z Sefras. Hatzer WozEers.
ia tfzr asoesE5s, Til. Wa.
A@taar l5ztkstss tattnn a4az Wool Cards.
Cedar Wash Tubs. 3HIfns aszz 81 :ua,ysrs
Kitchen EarkE4 at
zf1srAS Il HrfrErs
p; To soo *1zr1eu,
Gtn wa9zt1fna*
Haa GttftaEa.
Iass TeEeHz.
Tube trenches.
Hazards EtSsstfnr.
i{*aElHts fsvilszs
Game FAIRS.
Ezzn Nasnsx-
ENn ss}7nxa#.
Gf1a 1teaaeE=s
Bod Tips,
f5roa sfao+,
I>uc: Shot.
E1ses Caps
! NF11t Fanchez. At
AoSTAN Il HGtl HTs,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-15

hesf English CART enrn and eet:an HE, ,qaasa*
spades, grabbing aoess stubbls ttaes 4aues ztieyefs and
s'fs'sess a. s4tsTTAs 4 ~strErg7g.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-15
Fresh s1Dnles

= 1FfEslE7 - = - - -
ATD5 Macksrei III gasre1a,
II " 10 q do OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Coverings beat rafs1a4i leaf FsSeAf - h21ss#
-LoufsFana loaf sugar IN barrsas, .
Crushed II as@2@s =#####%I
Powdered 81 S# = .##s= Ri.
uEeiua soap. Small bars,
French hrandy IN quarter CASTS &.
{! PEI = III cases 81 lrls ld1zen
AnzeTiean brandy. d ~. n Z
Coarse and fna sAlf*1 ##9s@S
Roanoke Sa11aaea, azs; #@###H@ ##
Ehffders7 HofsegEeW. @Ss#
fsnsE4en butter t1s tsas fssasHfss.... sla'ry D.
Large assortment Of White zines. e afTafe sfs
r. day, ..sz1.
Chanazagnass eveTs azsssa and tftlaifsF q.
p1usterers material, Cags Lima, eelaE$ertsenaenhs "
Hair IN large tsantiEseH ...-. ,tysY
Oct 25Gf ~zys...s I'D EA.sa 11fA $3.50 -'s@
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-15

BUTTER ANu gIassE5h: -
Thaiee Goshen Batter. .@ 49,
Choice Western Butter,
Choice noges EAaese4s4z-. ,.-..1 maj
rs, 1866. BAEshs g 6es..s-
= szss<STfssa. &
y ex Bark aaaazeppa .n~ #@ 1921
10 baakefs AnnisesEe,
5 siozen Corn Starch,
IL bosses 4E~ullgatess psasl stsspas s
s Yeast pewfesys%& G@5
basGats sseItzer Water g #
90 boxes Drr Lemonade, ,@z #
w. 10 dozen Lime Juice ~
10 81 Superior Elsre1a A.
! eaaE OLD Pert. @5
% dozen par4a-, barclay s Pafssnat
10 e. fRurtsga On Trent seotclIAf
barrel suue. i<r. Gid Monansaahsaa
&t gaHsphsue, .
- nurning Fluid for zale b.
VIII. aaeHI, DrugEIas
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-15
GID WHISKY.

0Ln WHISKY
Old Rye Whisky. g. #=ss
Old Ianengaha1ay
Dia Western iasersa. 4a. xh.s
4 fsw barrels 81 eaeh@of lie anhFe bfaAassf1 - N
n 1aud. Gail soon, or year chance vi. .ll 1e | III IN &C.:
Oct Is: 1876 HARhEIA y AttsAsHAs.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-15

@Hsass .9ass. II
DeeaHvetz szazx Day.
IA ~ tsasHs E,eg4s sieesv
Il fsIr&ta frrha:ea #7sssaI.
& Il Casks *Ess IsFssaffss. s7Ts @
IL Il sNs OF Hsr:aa WffEzsst
10 Iss&sEs Iiy f~fgt|aat
II Is9xes4sarf Is Iaga1s..
H.s3sHs..FssE, 4 nrx.ISSfffttsr'sss#
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-15

|


! Fhfs t"arSe I$sa2H reeefrea TER sf.s;sss sff
~ ID hast n5s9Sfts
II HTNIaNa3
Wines and liquors
geyTase agEi s=-ssss from Horasasxt - .
~ Ii nslaa o1S1 tsssnas isafsnay s
81 90 10 Champagne %
4 TO 10 sa ao rafF 9TH
crses " Brandy 1906 do da atS-IIIH q
[~FSaasnTaf.iass #
~ y BASKETS Jenny Lind,
* t4sikssa* n9@ s Mark
BASKETS T55afttEsisE HaHss Al 1qt1afb III
BASKETS Mort Il h11laadaas, "a No.l
I ct sszsteSs .5
- Hungazsa1 etaret-1evr desert TiIs, .
El:ateas IHassils. s 81
DO 11r.lesa:ss 0 ID
&c 81. fssteEhe*s
gXTsatfe SsIsaeEs <=# ss#.
w Chateau utasessls, 81
do Epsrrfa,
Haat s~autstne .
Emile 0ss3--llanrf'eon
st. Mary 10, and Other - srEsT 4 B /
aoTz z AAtSF.hls5 500 1880
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-15

DoIBlEA SINGLE SHOT GuHs
iHt hast SHOT GINS, can aaHays be found al
MJATAM l. HuIEtETa.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-15

-A-
ART. Is The shares IN his rornoraf;,n
shatl bs regarded as personal esta .. and shall
be Transferable only OH q booK kent for ft that
purpose by the said corporation W f1clh shall
always be and remain il tile possession, al s,s.
President, and by the surrender Of the eerti~
Eeate Of stock; and no stakeholder shat. BIZ
obliged 10 pay, or be Responsible heyoaa, the
amount Of his iptien. He shaft he
obliged to pay Up the amount Of bis whole
subscription at sncn time and in such 2 man
nor IL the President and Directols NAV order
a. fleTeinbeiere provided and If any stock
holder shall thus fsiI to paw. for ti1iitv DAYS
atte1 demand, they may forfeit bis stock and
sell 1t again 1or tie benefit Of the cornora-
ton: and when any stakeholder shall have
paid up his Stock IN full, he shall be entitled
to a certificate for =he same, signed bv TIA
President. and eol1ntersigned by the saere-
tafy, and he shall be subject to no zurtt,er
call, and shall not be liable Tor any debt Of
The corporation; all creditors must look r.
Ehe corporate body for their demands. |
ART Is. The duties and powers Of the |
Of Dlreetars are: To purchase Or lease |
suitable. lots OF land, and cause to be erpcted
upon the same. suitable sheds. ware-hos1ses
platforms, railways, and wharres, Tor The ac- |
coznnodatIon. storage Or sale Of sugar and
arauiasses, and 10 manage thesane. Ioleasa
the SAME, if they deem proper, for one or =
term Of years. To fix the rate Of ssoraee.
and wharfage, and#tiha time durInrr
SFtlici1 produce may remain for sale 10 es-
such bylaws. Tnles and regulations
as they may deem proper, and not In contra
oi the laws Of the State, Of the
United States, or % the Municipal regulations
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-15

IN ali thu principal Cities anti T,owa s. these
works will he delivered, FREE Of POS
IAGE. When sent hy mail tho poLrA4E to
any part of zae United States will be but
Ia1s51tv1foas sszt$ q year for +4Blaek#ood.#
and but Fourteen Cents a year fer each q the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06
singers se,Cing Machines.

The public and especially the Ladies', respectfully
vied TO call
No. 80 CAMP STREET,
and SINGERS SEWING MACHINES which are now
beautifully ornamened aud improved in many respects
e'ly in adapting them to sewing beautifully the
hFie or linen on the Plantation Machines.
Recent trials have been made Of ali Sewing Machines
sold in this city, and in every instance SINGERS been
PREFERRED and have not sold In this city been
turned.
Those who will the 10 inquire will end that
nneenths Of the Clothing and Shoes sed in city are made
on SINGERS MACHINES and Notwithstanding they have
been sold perfectly plain Of them Of any
other kind aud probably done By them than by
all others put together and there le doubt hereafter
they will be much preferred above others york as
they have been heretofore in making clothing.
Certificates have been published universal success for
several ears Of Singers Machines in the parishes aouche
and Terrebonne, and also in this city.
Singers new and beautiful FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
has been thoroughly tried and has given universal satisfaction
WALTER BENNETT, Agent,
ieS 2p6t No. 80 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06

sr.CHARLEs THEArRR.-- Benefit Of Mr.. Cheslev.-
Mr. Charley G. Chesley, the Treasurer of the St
Charles, takes benefit tonight. He is large man
socially and corporeay; and intends undertaking the
job OF drawing just as many people as the St. Charles
theater is measured for; but being dfident of his
drawing abilities be has secured the whole theatrical
company to aid him with a long pull, strong pull
and a pull altogether to the i" Yoheave-yon Of
Rip Van Winkle,n Mons. Mallet,u and " Til,
Drunken Corporal This powerful friend Racket
leading the gang in the first two tugs and bis oleag
nous cousin, Ben DeBar, leading in the last "Nuf
cedf' Be easy, gentlemen, in going up for YOU
tickeisl One at a time, if you please, post-ofio,
fashion,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06

iAlk ON .OHANGE - The fine weather was the
chlei tax OF comment yesterday, with something
more imam an occasional inquiry, is the steamer in
some intended operations were postponed tin the ar.
rival OF the steamer, now fully due.
The Northern mail failed yesterday, though the one
que Tue nay previous was received. The steamer
Canada arrived in Boston on Friday night and the
mails brought by her ought to be received this morn
Ing She stopped at Cork, and received on board the
passengers and mails by the Ariel from Hayre, which
put into that port With broken machinery
Our marine list gives heavy arrivals yesterday. II
will be worth the time of visitors and strangers gene
rally, now in our city, to visit the steamboat landing
this evening from TO 6 o'clock. Croakers and cad
ders can stay at home The general talk on IN,
street is, We shall have active business for the mex
sixty days.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06

LATER FROM HAyANA.-The steam ship Black
Warrior Capt. Smith, from New York 9th nit. and
Havana I'd inst, arrived yesterday evening.
There was no news from the Spanish fleet, which
sailed from Havana on the 18th nit
The city and island are reported healthy Business
mad not shown any improvement. Stock of sugar on
hand 10000 boxes; prices tending downward Elk.
change on New York 81 to q premium London,
Is to liz premium.
The British ship Mary Wilson was lost on the even.
ing of the 29th ult short distance east of the Moro
Castle.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06
R. .F. Porter,

Eas az Il greer,
D EN IST
Has returned and resumed the practice Of DENTISTRY in ali
its branches at No 157 CANAL STREET the corner Of
Baonne street.-the residence occupied by him thar
wen wears, oil 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06

GzIETT THEATER- Benefit of Miss Davenport.
The Gaiety reopens tonight, and Miss Davenport is
to take her farewell benefit appearing ia two Of her
finest personatioHs EpGdas, ia the play of that
name, and Peg RcGiagton, in the comedy Of MASKS
and Faces
The circumstances connected with Miss Dayen-
ports present engagement at the Gaiety have been
such, that those who make any pretence Of patron
izing the drama at ali should feel it incumbent upon
them to crowd the teater tonight to it's utmost ca
pacity. The Acknowledged queen Of the American
stage, Miss Davenport has for several years past been
accustomed to crowded houses at all times aud In all
parts OF the country. But her present engagement
has shown how far the brancy Of the most lustrous
theatric star may be ohscured by the fog of bad sup
port aud general Encouragement in the absence Of
the manager. She has been compelled to perform to
audiences more dismaly small than we have ever
seen in any theater in this city-ani this too in the
midst Of our gay season. with local population in
their gaycst mood, and our city crowded with plea
snrehunting strangers from all parts Of the world
We need not dwell on the causes which have thus
substituted for Miss Davenport's usual path OF
flowers her present fiery ordeal.p We have only
to erate the fact that she appears before the public
tonight for farewell benefit in which she viii atone
for surrounding deficiencies any there may be, for
the managers at home now-by appearing in two Of
her noblest performances either one of which, here
toore, has alone suced to fill any theater in which
she has acted and to express the sincere hope that
in her benefit tonight she will receive some compen.
sation for the vexations and notifications to which
she has been subjected during her engagement. We
need not expatiae upon the excellence and attract
iyeness Of the bin offered for the occasion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06

Masonic. The n. W. Grand Lodge Of Free and
Accepted Masons Of the State Of Louisiana are to
hold their Grand Annual Communication next week
II begins at half past o'clock on Monday evening,
at Masonic Hall
The MI. e.. Grand Royal Arch Chapter of the
State Of Louisiana to hold their Annual Convoca-
tion at the same place, on Tuesday morning, at 10
O'Clock.
The officers and members Of the respective bodies
are expected 70 be on hand in full force. See the
calls in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06

Hs Mondays doubIesheet Crescent viii contain
choice articles for the home circle, in addition
to The usual quantity Of editorial, news, local. ele
graph, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06

DAY PgRFoRMANcE AT THE AmPHIrHEATER.-Th
ladies who have children, and the gentlemen who
have ladies', whom they cannot conveniently take to
the Amphitheasr at night win not forget the extra
performance which comes Off at noon to-day. The
Kelers to appear in some OF their most beautiful
fableaux or living pictures and the Young America
ballet troupe win execute some of their choicest
dances and ballet spectacles No lady in town should
miss seeing the little prodigy Alice or the jolly little
cherub, Ella. Their innocent beauty, and their
wonarous ease aad grace in their different perform
ances, never fail 70 make feminine hearts jump with
JOY and admiration and masculine hearts, too, for
that matter. Go early for your seats and should
you not go during the day, remember that another
splendid performances is to be given at night
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06

oerIoE. No. 70 oAmP sTREET.


TERMSs
Whe Crescent will be Trgulary served subscribers the
ely early every snorng tsnsys excepted lfol
$40 year, advance hafyearly and quarterly. hs
saSne rates, y week. payable the carriers
Advertisements. sguarehsi insertion in all cases
81 feF every subsequent Insertion 50 cents.
Advertisements the page charged 81 for every
insertion.
Advertisements Published at intervals l be charged 81
square fer every insertion.
Advertisements NOS marked, Will BE- published MONTH or
longer, and charged accordingly advertisement sub
sepssn viii be stopped until an paid. the
upsieh Or the rrapriesors.
fslberR1 Discount viii be made 10 regular advertisers.
THE DAIf4Y CRESCENT
circulation which renders desirabemedium for adver
sises. FAxIrx PAPER circnlates largely reaching
aas hnIiseds early hour and being read
rsorehe approach business hours consequently articles
for Family be advantageously Published in its
columns
THE WEEKLY REsCENT
l. pnbaised every Monday morning at s. invariably IN
savance. Having extensive circulation throughout
issna Mississippi. Arkansas Alabama Texas and other
safe presents favorable mode advertisers making
their wares commodities known Advertisements in
ssFtsd Tor ~ per sqnare, each insertion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06

DR. FRANK r. WaIGHr.-This gentleman, hate of
bAtimpe has taken ce No Rampant street. where
be is prepared 70 receive The visits Of may be troubled
with dyspepsia other complaints which he specially
treats. We refer 0 his card IN aaoihsr column
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06

R1- Hostetter's celebrated Stomach Bitters,
for sundce Dyspepsia Nervous Chronic Debility are very
pleasant IN taste and SMELL and be taken under any
stances In of Dyspepsia Ike magic strenghenir
the tone Of the stomach stimulating the digestive powers and
giving uddy health to the cheek and brightness the In
all cases OF diseases OF the stomach whether chronic
may be recommended for its soothing cordial reuoyapg
Influence Dyspepsia heartburn loss Of appetite nausea
vons emors relaxation debility etc. relieved by the Bit.
ter IN very short space Of time and their
use never fails to work thorough Kept all pgpu-
lar saloons and principal drug stores. fel 2ps6ltw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06

50 The weekly circular on the coffee market, from
Mcsrs Lonsdae, Son Co., for the week ending last
night viii be found in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06

1EALBERs AND VIEuxTEMPs. sIr. T. Gran, agent
Of ralberg, has arrived in town. He informs US
that Thalbarg aud Yieuxtemps have arranged TO
perform together, with Nine Bertha Jofansen, Miss
Annie Kemp and sgnor Ardavini, singers Of high
European reputation. The combination is certainly
4 very powerful one. Particulars will be announced
ina day or two.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06

Hs-PeEsons 10 search Of No. and trusiy house
ssssnfs Geld haasz sso wahes mi Fouers should Iog
an 70 b sHt At he sale take pi.es this day. by
Visnie aaefoases atthe City Hotel Common Fur
tAerpa fsicuiars al sale.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06

FALESTINEs.-Loye's jubilee approaches and Mr..
Thamss white Ne loo Canal street. ready for ali who
wish 10 get ready for it.
His assortment Of Valentines magnificent and complete
eee bis advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06
Queen ETctorta i.


At Nos. III and 173 Canal street, Nele Orleans,
Has Just received from the mandatory, beautiful stock
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRs and BEDsTEADs, in ed
dion to his hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
omprsng EVERYTHING in his line Of business Parties
wishing anything in his line, will find their advantage
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
WILLIAM H. STEWART,
fel 2petkltW VI sn1 i73 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06

sAroRpAY MORNING, FEBRuARY :. 1858.

NJ rhe Weekly Crescent is unusually interesting
this week, and can be had in wrappers for mailing,
either at the Office counter, or at the bookstore Of J.
G. Morgan, Exchange Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-06
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DO your Buttons come orr
Do you have to get your Shirts sewed over aglinH
DO your Shirt Collars set every way but the right one?
Do you buy hafs,doaen Shirts aud get them three or oa
sixes2
Do your Shirts always misdt the neck yoke or wrists
Do yeu pay the od.fashoued prices for your shirsg
THEN
You dan't get your Shirts at
s. IT. M q q ID US
Corner Of Canal and Royal streets,
Who sells
SIX SPLENDID SHIRTS FOR SIX DOLLARS
And everything for Gentloman's Toilet equally cheap
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