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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-20
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E1kLNTiSG PAPERS, News and Book; OoIored papers q
A all kinds, Straw Boards; Binders aud rrfinI Isos
amt oolored Printers and Card
rTteEyi Tissue Shoe PapeT.
and Manila Paper; Press Bosris fn
Folio Pest aud Letter Paper Marble paner
1lnee anu !ank En- ping Pauers an LnEis!!
TaSk and Spice Papers; Printing a.d WTnS
INKS Alum, Bleaching Powers - - " 'i1hb
20 Paper ofCvcry description N mat to order
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-20
q. P. BRO ONNN=
1IR nnAIM t.tl,Itrra..r

. . NAsA 3 =,
EALER In Watcher, Clocks, JGwelrY, SiYer Plated
~ Wares Fancy Goods, &C., &C., Wholesale Retail
Assnt fer the sale Of The cELEbEA1ED AMERICAN
MATCHES, manufactured by Appleton, Co.., also
Agent for the llEELkR WILSON SEWING MACHINES
announc his return from New York u coupltls
sortiaent Of every variety of goods line which iii
be offered at prices To compete any house in lht
country Please call and examine purchasing
@heFe. seplC-lya
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-20

And now, my unsuspecting young sisters.
beware ofa gay charmer, who pays you thou
sand compliments aud has as many more ready
for another-who talks of love aud toats you
obout, but never thinks of matriomony-wh
kiss is a blight to the bloom of ofinnocence-who
plucks the flower and leaves the tree to wither,
say, beware of him, for he is. the very devil.
himself-tail orzno tail. So mote it be!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-20

Those having unsettled with the late Arm.
lsFH ~ Liss 81 Z Co or Howell will plea ke notice
W. f the entire interest Of
sahess) Is alone authorized make settlement
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-20
SADDLES, HARNESS, .TRuNRs 20

SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS, &c.
WH0LESALE Ic .TEq'AII,
b. SHEPPARD, No. 19l Main ST. COZ ntr of fIIntons vim
= continue to ksepon hand large and complete ns-
sortnent OF oil articles n Its line, consisting and
Gsntemsns Saddles, Fine and Coarse Markess, TRUNKS
FGlices' Bags, Satcses, Collars, mes, Wips
Of the public patronage. @ tSS
an kinds Of Repairing promptly done, and in a pr ,cr
MANNER ~ t z stsE0. u. SIIFppAHNs ~
sslz9 slz9z-z-Ez ISL Alsta s.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-20

Coop sense is the father of Wit, Truth his
grandfather, and Mirth and Good-humOr his
boon companions.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-20
W.=A. EDWARDS 81 .BRo.

~ ogaSco Cigars Sarlines, Snld Oil, Groceries
All orders entrusted to our care vim receive
's..ehSlon: e lfs61gl ". .. EDYEAsLs s BRO. :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-20

tie highways, as proud as peacocl*and stiff as
a roll of sole leather. have also seen his tdev.
iship at the bar, upon the henct, in state lcgis-
latureS, aud in our national Congress. At all
these places he has worn the dress of gentle
man, but always Slipped up on the behavior
and exposed the holc where the tail came
through
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22

University Of Louisiana.

COLLEGIATE DEP ARTMENT AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
The semiannul exhibition Of ella in Eccntion will take
place on FRIDAY, the 25 inst. O'Clock, r NJ in he
UNIVERSITY HAIL. Of Common and Bsronn, streets
TWO GOLD MEDALS which awarded at the last
will presented by the Board of Administrators.
Honorable the last will also be awarded
Patrons University respectfully invited to attend
without further rotice.
Boarders crs, and day scholars received at
the year. either in Collegiate in Gram
School.
Fer further particulars apply 10
PROF. LOUIS DUFAU,
S,pa anda
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22
ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING.

The ST.. CHARLEs.-The house was not full by
soma thonsandL The Lady of Lyons'' was the
In and Mis- Coombs played Pauline gracefully and
most tsuthfaIly. II was beautiful delineation with
only here and there . little something which indi
Gated that the actress had not yet emerged from her
novitiate. Mr.. Pope as Claude lfelnotte was very
unfortunate in his rendering Of the love scene in the
garden In the second act, but otherwise did pretty
well Mn. knight has 4 very erroneous idea Of the
character Of Nine DeschaPpeles; she makes it a
piece Of most cownish arcical absurdity instead Of
giving Il the decency Of genteel comedy conception.
Her Nine Deschappeles is enough to drive sensitive
man distracted and out Of the theaterand did achieve
this lat result We left.
The VARIETIES The sometime underlined piece
ssJob and his Children two-act drama by the late
]. n Field WAS brought outlast nightto fair house
considering the foul weather, and Mrs. J. N. Fiedap
peared, for the first time in the part Of Faith Day,
and played il in very agreeable manner. -"Job and
hia Children ID . great little play, and We do not
know more powerful role in the whole range Of
dramatic literature than Job, as carried out by Mr.
Henry Placide. Job is King Lear transformed into
homey, domestic shape, and into the personation
Of the character Placide throws all the pathos of
hundred or two Grandfather Whiteheads. During q
lengthy scene there were few dry eyes in the house
men and women and the players upon the stage weep.
Ing outright the painful portrayal Of the human
misery cansed BY inhuman wrong. The whole house
va absorbed ID breathless attention, and when the
plot changed from gloom to sunshine stormy fevnl
sion ensued in which the auditory went quite frantic
With applause. The other characters were ably
tanned BY the company. Mr.. Davenport, transmogri-
Nd into ~ excessively yankeeish Yankee, with all
The conventional pecuarities Of costume in excess
let ont another link Of versatility Of talent and
was exceedingly funny. All playgoers should see
ths triumph Of histrionic pathos--the poor Job of
Placide. II Is wonderful piece of acting.
THE AMPHIrHEArER.-"The Sea Of lce'' was very
successfully brought out by the Marsh Juveniles and
was witnessed by large house,
THE OsLEANs.-T The house was crowded last night
5or Nile Pccolomini's benefit, and Don Pasqnale )"
passed Oh very enthusiastically.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22

THE ST. CHARLES" The Love Chase" with Miss
Coombs as Constance, and The Artists Wife, with
Mr.. George Jamson as Cle,1mont, and "slasher and
Crasher' by Messrs. Bowers and DeBar will be per
formed for Mrs. Charles J. B. Fishers benefit.
The ORLEANS" Les Dragons de villars," opera
by Malard, will be sang by Mile Bourgeois, and
Messrs. Bourgeois, Beance and others.
THE VARIErIEs.-"Lving too Fast" "Job and his
Children" and First Night" will be performed Mr.
Henry Placide appearing in the two last named
There will also be dance, and altogether the bill
could not be better.
THE AMPHIrHEATER.-- The grand spectacular
drama, "The Sea of Ice" will be repeated by the
Marsh Juveniles.
ARMoRY HALL.-Dr. Beale's panoramas of Niagara
and the Mammoth Cave, with vocal and instrumental
music etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22
THE LAST BALLS.

st. Joseph's, the only recognized lenten-day in the
Catholic calendar for dancing and merrymaking, was
spiendidly observed at Odd Fellows Hall. On ST.
Josephs Eve, FRIDAY evening" the last of the Young
Mems Society Balls took place. The attendance was
large, fashionable, and brilliant Musard and his
great orchestra gave the music the masking was
very extensive and everything passed off delight
fully. The young gentlemen-manager closed their
season In manner no less gratifying to their hosts
Of friends than triumphant to themselves It is to
V hoped that they will never not at least for some
years, think Of dsbanding.
On 81 Joseph's night, (the night following the
above9 The Sons Of Louisiana gave their last ball al
The same place. Though the visitors were for the
most part different, the beauty and fashion of the
assemblage, and the brlliance Of the costumes and
masks, and the hilarious revelry of the night, were
about the same - 1t the bali the night before The
hall was one intoxicating whir Of creole gallautry
and loneliness and the pleasure experienced by all
derived the more zest from the reflection that il
the last reunion Of the season to be given by the
Sons Of Louisiana. The Sons do not, that we know
intend to give balls regularly each season hereafter
but We are quite sure they will be extensively called
upon to do so.
Speaking Of balls naturally leads one to thinking
Of weddings and 10 this connection we NAV men.
tion that on Saturday night there were numerous
unions Of
Two souls with but asingle thought
Two hearts that beat one.p
ST. Louis Cathedral was lit up, and the whole vi
cinity was full Of wedding excitement; and we heard
Of numerous gay weddings which were privately
celebrated. st. Joseph's, it should be understood
tby thosc who do not know it) is the only day in
Lent upon which marriage is allowed by the Catho.
lie Church.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22
na-plseases of the ltyer-1yhen the eele

M8-Dlseases of the lfver-Nyhen the cele-
braed DR.. Rush declared that drunk disease he
ennncated truth which the experience and observation
medical is day confirming The many apparently
insane o. those who indulge in the piiuou
liquors. may be thus accounted for. Tie
duct which is taken for nfauaon, is very frequently dis
eised of the liver. No in the human when
derapged. produces rghul Catalogue of dseases
And IT, nstead of ap. lying remedies the mafesa
disease oen the physicians would with
view the original fewer deaths would result from
diseases Induced by derai ged of the liver Three
furhs of the diseases enumerated under the head of Con-
sumption, have their seat in diseased liver, Dr. Mane
celebrated Liver Pills prepared by Fleming Bros
tain
HRPurchasers will he careful to ask for DIR MLANE'S
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, manufactured by FLEMING
BROS of Pittsburgh Pa There other Pills purporng
be Liver Pills. before the public Dr. MLanes genuine
Liver Pills. also his celebrated V.rmifuge be had
respectable dug None genuine without the sigma
ture of FLEMING BROS. Sold by SCOVlL & MEAD, Ill
3 Charities street. New Orleans Wholesale Agents for the
the Sou,h MIL 2p6i<W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22
Hon. Charles II. Mouton.

The following resolutions, offered in the Senate by
Mr.. st. Paul, just prior to the sine die adjournment,
were unanimously adopted
RESOLVED, That the Senate fully appreciate the
able and impartial manner in which the late Lieut.
Gov. Q. H. Mouton has discharged the duties which
were incumbent on him while presiding over the de-
alterations of this body, and that their sincere wishes
for his welfare and success, both in private and off
cal life, accompany his retirement from the political
arena.
Be it further resolved That copy of this be for
warded to the Hon. G. H. Mouton.
The compliment paid to the late Lieutenant. Gov
and President of the Senate, in these resolu-
tions is nothing than he really deserves Lieut.
Gov Mouton is one Of the most efficient presiding
officers we ever knew. Able, thoroughly yersed in
parliamentary law and usage, prompt, governed by
the strctest impartiaty in his rulings, always honest
and just in his decisions, and gallant and whole
souled in word and deed be extorted the admiration
and respect OF ALL and drew forth warm praises even
from his most determined political opponents, on &C
count of the perfect uprghtness Of his conduct Such
should ever be the tribute paid to honor and ability,
worth and patriotism. The man blessed with these
lofty attributes never claims any higher reward.
We have sid that the above resolutions, unani
rno,siy adopted by the Senate, convey nothing
nor less than a merited compliment to Lieutenant
Governor Mouton. Indeed, stronger language might
have been employed, without sayoring of extrava-
gance or exaggeration, thousands will admit who
know the man and appreciate him as he deserves to
be appreciated.
But, in what humiliatng-what an inexpressibly
Notifying attitude, does the unanimous adoption of
the foregoing resolutions place the majority of the
Senate That very majority, which only few days
previous, had adopted disrespectful course to-
wards the Lieutenant Governor that his selfrespect
compelled him to resign his Office We envy the
part of none Of the actors in this drama. They first,
by resolution, indirectly insult their presiding officer
and force him to yacate his position; and, few days
afterwards, when the session its close-when
the minute hand of the clock was almost upon the.
hour when constitutional adjournment must take
place-resolye, unanimously that he has been every
thing presiding officer should be--"able and impair
tia and transmit him their .'sincere wishes for his
welfare and success both in private and official life -
But, we will refrain from further comment at this
time. Hereafter, should occasion serve, we may ad.
vert ut length to this remarkable transaction, and
the events which preceded it. 1t is, we apprehend,
destined to form interesting chapter in the polt
ical history of Louisiana.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22

TN BnsKFlr Ar THE ST. CHARLEs.-The compli-
nentary bene6t % Mr. Charles J. B. Fisher occurs
ao1ight, and We presume that the house will be
crowded, y Il should be- The bill is strong one,
~ Mis- Coomhs and Mr.. George Jamison have volun-
tsssed. The Love Chase with Miss Coombs Us
csasssncs, and The Artists Wife," with Mr.. Jami-
- = ClerMoMt, and 9 slasher and Crasher," by
Mesan DeBer and Bowers, will be performed. IT is
sare tFeak to zee Jamson on the STAGE from which
~ has professionally retired. .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22

DRY GooDs-The particular attention Of bnve,s
Il allied to the large sale Of dry goods to take place tis d
oclock, at the auction Of E. Roger Co. No d Ola
Lesee street. Terms ct sale.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22

BANK SrocK At AUCTION. THE Sheriff Sails Il. Al,
.. II o'clock H., at the City Hotel Common ~
Of the succession Of the late Jas Coicot fty b,s.
Crescet City Bank. Sc advertisement,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22

sCoTT's wAvERLY NOVELS Complete in s. IL or q vol
WASHINGTON IRyINGs SELECT woRKs-A New and
Revised Edition, Illusrated-n Is volumes.
MISS STRICKLAND'S QUEENS OF ENGLAND - II vol
in 6.
LEIBER,s ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA = IA volumes.
NOCTEs AMBROSIANNE-By Prof. Wison-in volumes,
calf binding.
EDGAR A. PoE's woRKs-in volumes volume, beau
tifuliy illustrated.
SPARKS LIFE AND CORRESPON DENCE OF GEN'L
WASHINGTON-l2 volumes.
DICKENS c. MPLETE woRKs-ln IS volumes.
ALLIsoN's HISTORY OF EURoPE-In7 volumes.
MARRYAT,S WORKS-In IL volumes.
MRS. sHERWooD's woRKs-In II volumes.
MARIA EDGEwoRTH's NOVELS AND TALEs-In vol.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22
Vaccine .uatter. vaccs,,e Matter.

Fresh supply Of Vaccine Matter just received and can al
ways be obtained at the following Drug Stores:
G. N. MORRISON CO., IL Magazine street
B. ABRAMS, "A Camp, corner Gravier street
HUGH X INNEDy, Ga Chartres cor Biepvile st.
THOs K. FINLAY, corner Camp and Julia ma 2plm'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22
Country .Nerchants

Who disposed purchase Dry Goods for cash or city
acceptance will fnd establishment very large stock
Fancy aud staple Dry Goods.
lower than the usual time prices with the advantage
of getting the quantities they require in fine DRESS GOODS
Our stock of Spring Silks Baeges organdies Jscone
Gals MAnla Embroideries skirts etc. very extensive
and worthy examination
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
ll6 Canal street.
MI 2p3t one door from Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22

OPERATIc-On Thursday evening next Donzetti's
grand opera Lucia d Lammermoor will be per.
formed for the benefit of NJ. Villa, one of the best
artists of the company.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22

JuDsoN, of the institution 81 Camp street, is en-
larging the sphere of its usefulness by varying the
character of the magnificent przelots which are be-
ing daily distributed to the fortunate solicitors of
velopes There the goods are displayed in the sight
of all upon the counters, and the public for
themselves there are the envelopes containing the
numbered cards in glasscase, and the public can
select for themselves with their own hands-frst
complying with the little conditional formula of
buying cup and saucer and paying therefor 81 so,
an Insignificant consideration compared with the
benefits derivable Everything is done at right
angles, straight up and down." and " on the
square fairly and honorably-and the porcelain
is magnificent. Go, win crockery, and be happy!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22

PLANTERS AND CoTroN MEN are referred to the
notice Of Thomas j. Spear & Co., who propose to
exhibit the operation of Thomas divers steam cot.
ton.fau at o'clock this afternoon, at I. Boards
mandatory St. Mary's street, corner of Annuncia-
ton SQUARE,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22

sz-we are under obligations to the obliging clerk
Of tho One steamer John Rayne for package Of late
Louisville papen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22
CheiCing Tobacco.

AN PORTANT PROyEMEN
In putting up
FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
Has been adopted by Messrs. E. GOODWIN Il BRO, of
New York City,
TOBACCO of the very BEST QUArITY is selected neatly
wrapped in TIN FOIL and PATENT PR ESSED.
The advantages of this other
size Of the packages rendering carry
the pocket, and by being PRESSED SOLID keeps MOIST
and FRESH and improves in quality it is u'ed whie in
other brands the package opened quality rap
idly DEfER1ORATES-the tobacco growing dry-and litter
ing the pocket to the Of the The
Dressing which III. Inc Cut Tobacco undetgoe process
of manufacture frees it from ali grit impurities objection
bic in the Plug Tobacco Chewers to give
the Paeat Pressed trial, and judge for themselves
For sale by Wholesale Merchants who receive direct
the Manufacturers.
E. GOODWIN Il BRO,
2r7 and 2D9 Water street,
milo 2plmtW New York.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22

FIREMEN's CHARITABLE AssoCIATI0N.-A special
meeting of the Directors Of this Association which
all the delegates requested to attend, will be held
this evening at the hall of Louisiana Hose Company.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22

DISAPPOINTED LOVE AND SUIcIDE.-Mss America
Rice, young lady of Cincinnati, committed suicide
in that city few days ago by taking strychnine, be-
cause her lover had deserted her.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22

~ We are indebted to the Hon. James Beggs for
valuable and interesting legislative documents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22
DR.. George W. Smith.

d E N TIST,
Having resumed his practice, will professional an
gageiens at his Office No. III CANAL SFREEr neerly or
posite Christ Church. ,aa IN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22
o26 opt!
Henry Letth,

9 D n,
No. ITO CAMP STREET
PORTRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES made to order OFT,
FRAMES RE-GILT. All kinds of PLAIN and ORNA
MENTAL GLIDING done in the best Style myls 4oly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22

Sets,
PLAIN GOLD sETS-ETRUsCAN SETS
Ladies' Gold Watches
Set with DIAMONDS, PEARLS, or ENAMELED.
Gold and Silver sPECTACLEs, with finest Glasses Eye
Glasses Opera Glasses Bouquet Holders Chains
Cutlery, etc. etc. m2l 2p6t
SttUerlrn1'e
OF THE FINEST MATERIAL AND MOST BEAUTIFUL
PATTERN.
E. A. II Y L e r.,
no.. Canal
Is constantly in receipt of a full assortment
SILL VERVd ARE
from the most celebrated manufactures in the country His
prices low and reasonable. NIL ep6t
E. II. Tyler,
No. Ito CANAL STREET,
Dealer in
LADIES' FINE WATCHES,
DIAM oEDs, PEARLS, OR ENAMELED
GENTLEMEN's CHRoNOMETERs
And
HUNTING WATCHES
WITH THE NEW WINDING APPARATUS.
Gold and Silver Watches
OF THE MOST CELEBRATED MANUFACTURERS.
Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chains;
All of st,l and Is carats gold
WATCH TRIMMINGS ETC., etc.
E. A. TYLER,
NIL 2p6t ITO Canal street.
Sporting Guns,
RIFLES AND sTOLs.
very large and select assortment
FROM THE BEST MANUFACTURERS OF EUROPE and
AMERICA Just received by
E. A. TYLER,
NIL 2p6t lie Canal street.
Lace, Embroidery
L r 1 M MIN G. S st 0 r E.
JAMES Il. DICKSON,
No. 1853 formerly CANAL sTREET.-Next door to D.
H. Holmes Dry Goods Store
J Il NJ E S r.. d. K S 0 "
Begs inform the Orleans tina, he has
ceived, per steamship Empire City, the
LATEST STYLES
LACE WIS, MANTILLAS,
Barge Burnouses!
And Will ofer them MONDAY, the 2ls instant,
LESS THAN NEW YORK PRICES
radjas
LARGE ASSORTMENT
T. Il C rs, x:1LKsks oxDER re S
TRIMMI NGS,
AT small advance the Importers Prices any lady
buying from Dickson pleased with her purchases
return the goods and in all the will DO refunded
The stock consists in part of the following articles
BLACK CAMBRIA LACE saAwLs POINTS and MAN
TILLAS
BLACK THREAD LACE sHAwI.s ard MANTILLAs.
BLACK and COLoRED BAREGE sHAwEs and BUR-
NOUS.
BLACK SILK NET, and 2 yards wide
BLACK QUILTED RIBBON, for Net Points.
QUILIED RIBBON all colors for Dress Trimmings.
SPRING CoLoRED FRIN sEs, all kinds.
vALENCiENNE LACE SETS, from IS to slo
POINT ALENCoN and APPLICATION SETS.
BLACK THREAD and IMITATION LACE Wells
s-Ladies will find these goods very market
price, and Of the best quality
Also, the great THIRTY ONE SPRING HOOP SKIRT
for s4sold in every in the city for I6 50 snds
Ss- REMEMBER
KSONS
Lace, Embroidery and Trimming Store
No l53 Canal street,
m2l 2p3t Next door d. H. Holiness
Gif7s Gifts /! Gifts
FINE ASS ORTMENT
FOR SALE AT Low PRICES.
SPLENDID GIFT will be presented with each at the time
the Book is sold, at
EVANS & CO.'S
G r E 4 T GIFT BOOKS STORE,
No. Camp Street,
m2l 2.6t New Orleans, La.
Change of ONCE Hours.
DIR. JAMES,
Or So CUsToMH HOUSE STREET,
t0ld Number,)
VIII be in attendance from A. Nj. till P. NJ
As usual DR. JAMES devotes his exclusive attention to
GENERAL DEBILITY,
And
DISEASES OF The sKIN AND BLUOr.
REMEMBER
DR.. JAMES, OLD ESTABLISHED DIsPENsARY
Is
No. 50 Customhousc street,
tOld Number,)
Between Royal and bourbon Streets New Orleans Ia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-22
John Todd,


IL & H....C HARTRES STREET.-THE g. IA
VIII oTr fo x.,a
~ ,,o,,,
LARGE AND SELECT INVOICE
OF
RICH AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
ofrv oun nirec, 1,,; a ,,, o. ,,, 40
pressly for this Market consisting of exclusive
NEW AND ELEGANT DESIGNS
PARIS sJIEs rREscu rot-l.pns ~ e. p,s a
pisc.
cpIs,uIFs s11Us i. rr s.,1 e., rr..1; Das
GRENADINES
EpN,N1
ENGLISH BArEGEs,
In Po,e, and piece con.ts inn os NV s,vss IN
STRIPED cHENE GAuzE,
ARGENTINE
CHENE, etc
FRENCH BAREGES,
SILK Cheers
a,,,r.
i'o'',''
'N'o'h' NUDES ETC., &C.
FINE roisi hAHfs'
A'N A'D "iiiH ih"f4Ap LAVE
S''A"hs'