Entity resolution is the data integration task of identifying matching entities (e.g. products, customers) in one or several data sources. Previous approaches for matching and clustering entities between multiple (>2) sources either treated the different sources as a single source or assumed that the individual sources are duplicate-free, so that only matches between sources have to be found. In this work we propose and evaluate a general Multi-Source Clean Dirty (MSCD) scheme with an arbitrary combination of clean (duplicate-free) and dirty sources. For this purpose, we extend a constraint-based clustering algorithm called Affinity Propagation (AP) for entity clustering with clean and dirty sources (MSCD-AP). We also consider a hierarchical version of it for improved scalability. Our evaluation considers a full range of datasets containing 0% to 100% of clean sources. We compare our proposed algorithms with other clustering schemes in terms of both match quality and runtime. The proposed algorithms outperform previous methods and achieve an excellent precision in MSCD scenarios.