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FROM NORFOLK "A Lieutenant in the Confeder-
ate service, writing to relative in this city, says
Batteries have been erected all along the river,
from this place to Granny Island, and it will be i'm
possible tor heet TO cume up the river. We are
prepared TO receive aud repel the attack of the
f" Illinois Ape" should he deem it advisable to
trui
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-24

DISTINGUISHED MEN PRlvATEs. Among those
occupying the grade of prvates in companies en-
camped here, are the Hon, Henry A. Edmondson,
of Roanoke county, for twelve years the honored
representative of his district in Congress Jno. A.
Go0de, Esq member of Convention from Bedford ;
VIM NJ. Bnrwell, E-q, of Bedford; aud William
Watts, Esq, of Roanoke. We observe that the
Hon. john A. Gmer, member of Congress from
North Carolina, is private in a volunteer COM
pany.- Lynchbng (Fp.) Republican.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-24

By Death may ensue, says distinguished
medical writer from the of mineral HAIR dyes To avoid
such contingency only Crsdoos Excelsior Dye proved
by the anal, of Dr. Chiffon hair dye in exist
ence, and wholly free from poison.
Manufactured by ]. nRIsTApoRo No. Astor House. New
York Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers
AZ 2plm&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-24

BABY WAKERs.-Rlce Gordon, of railread.con-
ductor noteriefy, iuforms this morning that two
Coumbiads, weighing each 1907 pounds, reached
West Point yesterday, all the way from Richmond.
without being uniuaded. This is sending the same
cars some distance. They are destined Tor Pensa-
cola. A little more grape, Capt. Bragg"
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d dispatch to the Tribune says Richmond win be
early attacked. Gen. Cooke has 5000 well armed
troops ny Culpepper. ard 5000 more between there
ana Al eSaBdria. The military authorities consider
tbay mad better march On Cnpepper and thence
to Charlottesville and IyRchbnrg. Forces viii
aiso be- sent to Acquia Creek Also, a large force
u Norfolk thus Investing Ricbmand on all Sides
Probably the lr4t encounter wiii be af Cnlpepper.
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Protestant Episcopal Church. the city Orleans will
give entertainment for the benefit the ORPHANS at
tached 10 the Chdreu's HONS, at ODD FELLOWS HALL
on the 2ist. 22d, 3d. and Gath inst.
The Ladies' much dependsntupon receipts of this
Entertainment feed and clohe the Orphans under their
charge during the ensuing and they look generous
public to crown their efforts with success. my2l At
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-24

YfaSG MEMS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION. - A
special meeting of this association is called for
Monday evening next. 18th inst, for the transac-
lion u Important business. Due notice, requesting
pnnstusl attendance, il given in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-24

- Y AeSiaSsEsssts7a Good uagestion --The Raleigh
assgsser ~ seAts q the volunteers Of Virginia and
n q w sslasi ne inheritance of protecting them
sessea against str ailspsx ay vaccination Most Of
s tilem dnubslsss, have alresay awaited themselves
II lhas preyeassye remety bus they cannot be- hurt
hy Eegaccnationi The disease il said 70 be among
ehe United States trooesaf Fsrtfess Monroe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-24

"a Coal Oil and Lamps Country nTer-
chants Planters and the pubic gene ally will
Southern Coal Oil Lamp Emporium No Chartres street.
by far the largest and only complete stock Of PURE COAL
OILS and GOAL OIL LAMPS in this city, which Messrs CO.
VERT HILL offer to the trade retail prices
than they be purchased for at any other house
Scuh
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The LADIES' Volunteer Aid Association attention to the
following resolution
Resolved, That applications will be Compa
MES have authenticated Bigader
Tracy Adjutant. General Gvot. myl5 2ptf
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GFEd. Crescent Please Announce Capt.
j HN McC y IN II :, ASH TAhT ALDnk-
IN of The Ninth Ward, Third District, by request of
my21 I'd MANY VOTERS.
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s,iD sAaf HopsrpN sIb RIsHr. Old Sam made
n afeeolat Independence Texas, on the 10th, pro-
Fasting entire allegiance fhe Confederate States,
and nv be was wiling 70 end his life in fighting
tn NY Spnsl,.
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RD- For Record of Second y Rstrict 80 Ed.
Cres"m t: Please EMILE WILT
ran idate for Recorder Of the Se end District hs coming
eileen faithful and tried magi trate he will receive the
voiss0f
m, i6 2pH r... ALL, PARTIES
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,LL PARTIES.

Rs-Assasta,t Alderman First ward-rHr.
Z litar P,ta,,e J .aEI GGs reelectol
ASSISTANT ALDERMAN FRS wa'd and oblixa
mx2l 2ptd HrS CHN ,TITUENTS.
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lincoln frpoys bis sruupsin repairing the rail.
gpsas n Maryland. a psty wise precan,ion, az
sassE principal einplnysaent viii consist Id making
tracks.
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APPRoPRIATE,-The 10th of May, the day on
which North Carolina seeded, was the anniversary
OF the Mecklenhurg Declaration of Independence.
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E8-HIr. Editor-Please announce E. A. Pat
TEkSDN ctpdttate reelection ASSIS CAN AL
DERMAN # ,hr Tenth Ward Fourth District. my20 i'd
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s member oR he Connecticut Legislature has
proposed 70 raaa Eve regimentso Of negroes to send
against the South. Cad to hear It. We want a
my more darkisa down south TO raise breadstuffa
alla aotauil.
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ga-AIderman First Dtstrict-John L. Gu-
BERNAros wilt be mp ,r da candidate for ALDERMAN
for he FIRST District, by
my21 i'd THE FRIENDS OF THE SOUTH.
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as~ Fog Auditor Of Pubic Accounts-Please
announce H. RALTA candidate Tor Auditor OF Public
Acconnts al the elecpon in November
a 2pte CREOLE
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The Plaques of Egypt

Could not have ye1 but partially eneded by the use
Of WILSON'S RAT and ROACH DETERMINATION. Who
dsbeevas this opinion buy box and
whether these days does do The business effect
uav.
For sale wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Il and l5l Ghartres street,
my2O 2nateodFltw New ntleAps.
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Ss- For Assistant Alderman, Second Ward
Mr. Editor Apnounc >. NJ LAhoKDG as a caudidsre tot
ASSISTANT ALDERMAN for the Second Ward, First Dis
tre and nb ige
my20 !pd SOUTHERN RIGHTS.
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~ - ie xauntla sesaiur inaras on undoubted
authority thaf she ylnali-pax has broken out among
s'a soldiers who are nov quartsfed III the casitol
Building washington. n
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VIM. Holmes 4 IA Candidate f II Assist
ANT AL ERMAN, of ,hr enth Ward. Fourth District.
InY2I anld
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for the first train from TO O'clock as in seasons
past, to meet the arrival of the morning boats.
The buildings destroyed at Ship leland on We'd
nesday last were Of very little value. The light
house was not disturbed. It is supposed some
Young officers ON board the tenders Of the block
aiding squadron were on bender, and merely
went ashore at Ship Island to practice the art of
Vandalism.
The Memphis Appeal gives the following return
of the cotton receipts at that port up to the 18th
instant:
The receipts IF cotton Mt port from all from Sep
TENDER lat 10 Saturday last comprised 36?75 bales against
NEMPHls COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sent. l. 1860 bales. liu9
Received past week Su
Received previously $50! oi
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AGO
Shipped past week i65a
STOCK hand May
EXPORTS OF COTTON ssrr l, $50, TO
Is, 1861.
Past weck. Since Sept: !.
New Orleans OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l64062
Ohio River Observation-Disclosures 1884
ST Louis Observation-Disclosures 1882
N''1 II! r. sua no.,s'" pos "" ~ ".e 1873
Interior pojnts acknowledgements. As 1850
Total ..........................1S22 s619ll
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aS~ For Assistant alderman. TIE NTH Ward
Ed III sect: please annonncr IN AhLtS MEHSMAN,
Candid Alderman of the Tenth
Ward at the election, Juue 3, 1851, and onlge
myl7 tdp MANY FRIENDS
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Eap EnkEATA 81 ATss isssg II, our ad.
e7la.n q { s,y q n euad na,se ha. The we'll
esnemea stss " haeaSist S. known e III
UNITS EssssH,ai alois dinseed The Who'll, eab
sliras hase ~ frenty gsd md sspsua$ nigS 81 IA
e 81 sl-fs y ~ Ia refit Is Il n
sI soF HI req Or ,hoss M
dssiFs y Sag y t1pdeiieacss " hast sgu
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SclisH SIC Aa y Arri,Ess Every description 81
Faesaksiiis elmo 81 sat ION Is os4rs q ala
u s IF q W. b Bi nyilie stgsst sea
gasss
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RG- Ed. Crescent p. ease announce DR.. AR
Nd MrRGIER as candidate for ALDER AN OF the Frst
Dish ic', ano oblige
Ii YES 2ptos MANY OLD FRIENDS
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Hoop Poles, Hoop Poles,


9VTme3'7s CN1eNf9t09e E'e5'mGSfaegea
This preparation afford the perfect test o. The
worms, and few hours clears the syeena of
h-m conplt tey. Fis, Commissions
Spasm caused by worms its superiority other
edy is unrvalIed Medicines better cal
improve the health of child for though prompt
ion perfectly safe and adapted the ,enuerest
age.
Be particular and mber the name, WINER'S CANA
DIAN VERMIFUGE. This The only Srlice that bs de-
p nded on. Remember This
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT Il CO.,
sole Proptieors,
81 and ISL Chartres street,
Dny2O zp3teod<W New Orleans.
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Photographic VsieeVs
3 FROM THE
Il "a II q F7 w "A F, :

S Il "a II q Fl Wv "A. r.
These views sale at the book, music, looking
glass and picture stores Among Others three different views
OF the Orleans Cadets Crescent Rifles Zounves and other
city companies will be on sails this week.
The Complete Series
be obtained ut liberal discount from the agent between
Il AVID O'Clock each day in The third story this office my20
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X telegraph Dispatch from 3 'ston, under date OF
tha iTth Hsys resident Pierce il outin favor
L eta peaceful aepaFasisn.''
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ss-urs oharles O.. Keils, Dentist. No. i5S
Haa' rest }ssordAlet Ne~nr leena,
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IMPUDENcE.

The journals in the interest of the Gorilla
Government at Washington are ferociously abusing
Southern merchants for not paying their Northern
debts Such impudence as this almost reaches
to the sublime. 1t is Unreasonable and unpreee-
denied. After having crippled Southern merchants
by waging war upon the South so as to put it out
of their power to meet their obligations, consist
emily with the duty they owed their wn immediate
fellow citizens, and after their own Government
had proclaimed it was treason for the Northern
people to pay the debts due the Southern people
they have the unspeakable audacity to charge
their own wrong-doings upon us, and say that we
are culpable for doing exactly what they con-
strained US to dol Well, it takes your wool-dyed
Northern Abotonist to out-brazen all creation.
He quote Scripture and steal; affect piety and
suggest midnight murder pretend to be honest
when plotting plumber insist that he is generous
while dropping dime into the urn of poverty with
one hand and purlonng dollar with the other
Oh, your Northern Yankee Abolitonist is a rare
animal ! Vi uas=
AS soon after peace is made it is possible, the
Southern people will pay the North what they
owe and we fervently hope they will never more
contract debts, or patronize in any way the people
of that section of country. The unutterably hor-
rble disposition they have lately manifested towards
u.s. should teach us never-to- forgotten lesson
one which we should carefully impress upon our
chidren--so that they may not be deceived as
their fathers were, by the soft words and delusve
promises of relentless, implacable enemy.
THE NORTHWESTERN ToRIEs.-The latest news
from Northwest Virginia represents the Garlic
movement as contemplate in all respects. The
bulk of the people of that region true and loyal
Yirginiaus, and repudiate with scorn and abhor- |
renee the scheme of the traitors to transfer them
to Pennsylvania.
1t is said that Garlic has been to Ohio and Penn |
sylvana, and endeavOred to induce the Governors |
Of those States to march forces into Virginia for
which reasonable conduct he came near being |
hung by the people of Lewis county. He only de- |
ferred his fate through he interposton of gem
teman from this city, who happened to be present.
VS. " R chmond Wing.
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Ie s.sssfss II. A DeIsizaidi
- t 4 nNi ,ay lsss fgr s is at in
KsAee n euipo A,ei sis IA steue Or glss6
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81 aeErinss's Ratem1 hampton Fire and
lesas. DO 2psf
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XYee zO&gego
"EAErEL1o" Is THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY
"TREFELIO" Curesall Eruptionz.
'TREFELIo" softens the Skim
''TREFELIO" Beauties the Skin,
"TREFELIo" Eradicares Humor,
"TREFELIo" 81 cents a bottle
Particularly adapted to cmases drops pours
the for Bathing decousy rsfeshHR and exherat
giving tho Skin Freshness Elasticity sonss,
,rsncy and Puy-Cooling and Invgoretine-renders tb
eh arm alabaster richness of Beauty removes
ruptions. Immensely popular among the Ladies'
aS-Sod everywhere at 50 Is bottla
Sold Wholesale aud retail by JAMES sYME No. l4 Dana
Sraes and by Druggists generally
TILESTON d CO.,
uyzs aply General Agents. ~ Broaa way, New York.
sQs'Rss ! aAf'aasS u!
A NICE LOT OF OFFICERS SWORDS
MILITARY TRIMMINGS,
Just we'd.
&s-FLAGs AND SHOULDER STRAPS of every descrip.
ion mad 10 order at
p. GUEBLE's WORSTED STORE,
mY6 2plm No l57 Canal street. l.. n. Holiness.
RE@9"Gse0E9"e.
BRUTE BROTHER * SHAVER.
43 magazine street,
Opposite the St. James Hetel. NEW ORLEANS,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs OF
Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
CUTLERY AND GUNS
Manufacturers of RIFLES DERRINGER PISTOLS
inventors CAST Steel Ovs-Eye GOTToN HOES
sole FOR r, p Brufs Dele leo AXES.
SUGAR sgIMMERs LADLo ans GAME KNIvEa
AEvrLS VICES. cBATns, PLAETA TInN TnOLs.stp
rg-' srs'opnssfnr~ nv e"~,s,srs"e' ~ 4pE
VI I.," NJ the drn of snumway q HswH
WHOLESALE AMI RETAIL DEALER IN
Furnttnre.
s6R ALsTREET,
ain " RetwAen INST ~ oase and Renvi,e streeta
NOR LIRE a MfnpaE-AstE GoI.lKED -
u4l-hts Dookhi ed on accom- q owners aaving
the city waee p4e month, fsr the summer Addrs NJ.
A. O., AZ thus office. py.46t
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Southern Pacific Railroad.
1000 SLAVES
WANTED BY HIRE OR BY PURCHASE.

We will purchase hire for term of five years. Five Hun
dred Thousand Slave Laborer work the Southern
Pacific Railroad in Texas-imme west of Shreveport,
La region and protected from invasion molesa
ton from the conflict VIII oh shall between the
of this The through which the road
entirely healthy and for the distance of 400 500 miles
countries on the continent of America
This has magnificent land grant from Texas
1920 acres for mile of road the company constructs for
the distance of 500 miles from Shreveport the EASTERN Ell
Paso on the western boundary Texas In times like the
sent the cash
a to the rapid development of the compGnys interests but
for of years. by hire acu purchase this COM
will make the most liberal advantageous arrangements
with sAveowners in Kentucky Missouri Virginia, Mar yand,
North Carolina, elsewhere for the hire purchase with
payments in the uRdoube securities
Families will be aken either by hire or by purchase
The company enabled liberal term because the
muhtcent land of Texas and its ability purchase
iron and rolling stock for the road Texas with the
construction bonds the company equal
All the rights of this company fixed and
of Texas. This company has sympathy
route the SOD degree of parallel Of latitude has the sancrn
OF several OF the most powerful European Governments
amongst them France spain. Portugal B. gum and swi,s
erlaHdas well as OF largo capitalists commercial men and
tractors Of these countries Tho late Congress United
States passed bill its st session. donaiug this company
through Arizona New Mexico California l3,UUUOO
of land and loan OF hirtysx millions dollars
repaid in postal and other public services This bill the
House Representatives, Senate only
failed to become law for the of time startling po
htics events familiar 10 the ttion.
company in The world has basis for its
prosecution and has attracted and secured itself
the appreciation of many American European Gov
nensporting much benefit its Stockholders
the world such supendous bringing inevitably with its
completion this npnt the trade of China Japan
Australia and the whole Pacific tributng
derivabe from trade ave every city
from the Gdf of Mexico the
lantic coastgivipg each its due natural share-a COM
MERGE which has failed enrich every
that has controlled in the Past annually
ceasirg 1t will still enrich control it in
the Future.
We want the labor to the work for unqueson.
able securities aud for it, tho liberal arrangements be
made with slave ownersgiviDg them which must We
think be neutrality-suspicious. enangering position
poymen of contract the safety of the slaves
selves, admitting the slightest uncertainty of ultimate pay
All applications will be made to Hon. v K Stevenson Pres
ident, Nashville Tenn Col Samuel Tate President Memphis
and Charleston Railroad Company, Memphis Col. r. Nc
Daniel, Lynchburg, Va; OF myself, Memphis
JEPTHA FOWLKES,
General and Financial Agent Southern Pacific Railroad
Company of Texas. my9 2ptf
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HI is a RssEly Thing
After long foot that when the resting time
you find spring hahe your feet in but the pleasure
is heightened, if you rub your feet with ALLEY MAGICAL
PAIN ERTRAGToR baniOns. and blsters, are
relieved at once.
For sale wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
Sole eroprieors,
y and Isl Charuss street,
mysO 2psteod<w Nav Orleans.
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At0asai9s Gti01as,

az.s.asAsass.saaas=a.zaz.aaaa
Combinations,
f.- -oF THE
SOUTHERN AMERICAN PARTY.
Election 1st Monday in June.
For Comptroller,
CHI W. CULBERTs ON.
Recorder of Second District,
LOUIS GAsTINEL.
For Aldermen.
First District,
GERARD sTITH, E. COX.
Second District,
OSCAR ROBIN.
Third District,
s. P. DELABA ARE.
Foorth District,
JAS. H. CKINs.
F'or Assistant Aldermen
First Ward,
BEN AMIN BLAND.
Second Ward,
W. T. STOCKER.
Third Ward.
W. L. ALLEN.
Fourth Ward,
LES BENT.
Sixth Ward,
Ado L P Fl L D UPRE.
Ninth Ward,
j.. GIONI.
Tenth Ward.
E. A. PATTERSON.
TO DriUes's, BlaCEssntisSss,
AND BUGLERs.
Wanted enlist the Washington Artillery for immediate
service in Virginia
sixty-six competent DRIVERS for the Battery.
Nine BLACKsMlTHs and ARr1FIcERs.
Four BUGLERS.
To whom good Wages Rations and Clothing will DO girsa
RJ-Appy the Arsenal Of Washington Artillery Girod
street. from o'clock A. NJ till O'Clock P NJ Recruit.
ing officer. my14 2pn
JMeg-cEsamts' Hotel,
CORNER ST. CHARLES AND CANAL STREETS
NEW or1H4Auu-
pity.
BATES or BOARD:
Fer Day....".....-,... 30
For Week. ....................-....-..'.' III W
For Week, tboard only ............,....-..., "
Per Month ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. z 10
BRET Il HALLER,
aul7 2ply Propretorp
B0Ots, Shoes 0sad BTOgGsss,
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime DItchng BOOTS, Eusss
BROGANs Wool Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw and esmpeGch,
HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New Orleans
Hats, Caps, ETC., mt Wholesale.
Weare constantly receiving Of SILK
Fur Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mezcas
and Wool HATS, at the1owess market pricss,b by
FROST Il CO.,
tyIE zpkW No. 10 MacA1,nA Htreet EevCIrlenna
rENHE FLAG OFF THE SOUTH,
Neatly Printed in Coors, on
EFvELoPs, LETTER PAPER, CARDS or BILL HEADS,
As we'll every description of
Printing, Ruling and Book-Btndfng,
Promptly Executed by Steam Power, at
REAs ROTARY PRESS OFFICE,
As Magazine street,
ge25 IyAW Adjoining the St James Hotel
~ ROYAL, SATLMAKER,
".
Nos. l8 Canal and IT Crossmsn streets,
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Is. 3 Nd \. Cd stor ana EsroprfetoFs
MORNING, NAY "a, 1861.


w. and others asiih
TIL side taeir
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a4Gs'O7s ESf5'a,
SUCCESSOR TO SEWELL 7. TAYLOR IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos. 10 and Is Royal street,
has large supply Of the celebrated CREME
BOUZY ca AMP NE in other brands
Fz: CHARLES HEIDSEIIK, PIPER HETDSEICK, PAR
hENTIER, and other brands inferior quality have
large assortment of the best Old Sheres AMONT
LADO, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDHN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MADEIRA of
rect Importation other Madeiras lower grade supeoj
Old London Dry Dock PORT and other Pors grade
The celebrated SAzARAC BRANDIES-Vinlage 1885, 1898,
1902 and 1868 large supply always hand. All grades
JLARET and WHITE WINES in glass and wood. WINS
gYs-Scocb and Irish, Old Rye. Wheat Whls-
Kye. SCOTCH ALE and PORTER. pints quarts COR
OIAS ETC. Ny usual of the WINES, which
will be sold reasonable any city
AARON BIRD,
ais 2plv ms ~ and Is RnvaI street
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BfATE LouIsIANA,
Parish OF Orleans City Of New Orle ms. {
Be 1t remembered that this 18th day March, 1851
Jore the subscriber juyce and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
and H. p Janvler Secretary the Insurance
Company New Orleans who being duly according
law do depose and that the above
true and from the said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS President
Fl. P. JAFvIER. Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th March,
1861. DF MITCHELL,
Second Justice of the Parish Orleans,
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HI is a .BssEEy Thing

my2O anateod INV ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-24

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