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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-26

TEVRaNsPARENT oil window Shades, q beautiful
article for sale at LowEas.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-26

nRIED Apples and Peaches, very fine. Just
IL opened End for sale by Aw BewHN.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-26

CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES anon
which are APPLES snd PEACHES. FS
| aad R.1fSLNS.L SUGAR, TEA, COFFEl
&c, Just received and Tor sale by A w Bowl
at the r e Drug Store,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-26
MATrESOM & PRESTON.
Conn InissiOn and
FORWARDING MERCHANTS.

Oh w n III W. IVA 1kSOGAG11S Ne
ST. Louis, Missouri.
JOEL a. MATTEs"N. JOHN B. PRESTON
REFERENcEs..
E T..' cf Pms,o a'S, Du,ks. 81 L 90
IS Smith s. Townsend, NeW Orleans;
p A WLker, Esq, Baton R.Uye;
Benjamin WacIe, Esq, Matches;
Msssrs. Williams L Lawrence. Quincy;
| N Morris, E-q., do
l. 2 Sanger, E q GGlena;
Messrs Wadswcrth, Dyer & Chaplin, Chicago;
8 Oglen & Jones, do
VILLAIN Gooding, ESQ.,. Lockport;
tien. Jacob Fry, do
Messrs. Matteson g. Bradner, Joliet;
- Walker q HickIIng, Ottaaon:
I" Cushman & Gridloy, do
Isaac Hardy, Esq, LGsatte;
JAIME. DaHIap, Esq :, Jacksonville:
Messre. Cortenius x Griwold. Peoria;
g Phelps & BourIand, do
don Thomas Ford, do
Messrs. Bradner Il Go :, New York;
David Leavitt, Esq., do
Messrs SuyIam, Sage & &c. do
/" Corning, former & Co, .4lbany;
J Williams, Esq Utica;
Messrs Kimberly, Pease & r".' Buffalo;
IS Joy l. WeLstsf. do
g Resd, farks Co. Bearer;
Bobb II Bishop, Cleveland;
g. Burrows & Co., Cincinnat,;
Williams X Dil~Orth, Psttsburg;
Sc Knapp & Totten, do
E. { +. Faber, do
d Harmoh, Esq, Peru;
Messrs. Hoffman u Coats, do
L d Brewster, Esq. do
\ II Rldgsly, Esq, Springfield; ..
8 sv u F. Ee "%r'f ESQ., s'f Tacon; a"
Msssrs Dudley & Warllow, Hennepin;
Cnas C Wlcox, Esq, Pektn:
Cash Advances made On Consign.
ments.
Referring to1ur Gard above we take this occa
sion to solicit Consignments of Merchandise, eli
TN er for sale here or forwarding to other points
We shall canine ourselvestea CoInmi ssi on an-
Forwarding Business ami feel confi6ent in ass:
ring you that our experience in bu,iness, and &C.
quaintance generally III the country, will enabi,
as 20 Civ, any business with which we may b
'avored, the most satisfactory attention.
Any person wishing 10 have groceries Of any
kind, or any other article pSEcnased in St Lorii
or New Orleans a I'd shipped II them. can have il
done by sending their orders to US for two ant: n
hal per cent. Gu the money invested. Person,
doing retail business any where west Of Detroit
ar in any othsr direction, ear depend upon having
their orders filed at low ties, If they sen &c
n, and perhaps lower than they could by coming
themselves. Every attention. snail be given il
having goods put-Hp in good order and shipped a
low ra tes %hoHeyer small the amount may be tha
us sent Us to be invested. 1t shall be done
promptly and to ordsr.
MATTESON 4 PRESTON.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-26

A Few banslsGi cen Apples, just reed and fos
n sale 1t the % Doug Store.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-26

ENIGS-A few d:nma Of fresh Figs just recsiv
1 Ell and for sale at the ST LouI- STORE.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-26

6tnFFEE IA choiGe article Of Rio Coffee, for
Z /snle at the ct. LOUIS STORE
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-26

A LMONDE-2 RIBS hard and soft she'll AL.
~ monds, just received and for sale at the
aug ST. IouIs STORE
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-26

DAM FSand OIIsS.-Pursl.in seedOiI,S pirls'
Turpentine aud Pure Load, at
Nov. 4 MAT Ft;S. IN u RRADNER'S.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-26
Joliet saeaall Foun dry.

va U4'SOUI I-EIesh--lustrec'c By
A BOWEN
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-26
Ertr0ct from the -'G0Iena Northwestern
Gazetfe.p so =

nF By The USE of SIoan's Ointmert and Con.
dillon Pow der. have cured Fissuiy on my
horse. and otherwise improved hIa condition
mora than 500 per CEN on the cost Of the msd-
icines. Asda tsw which was so feeble as To b :
considered worthless by myself and neishbors.
was restored 10 good health and strength 81 the
use of less thnn half a. package e the Powder.
and is now doing better than any other COW I
have VIM. VINCENT.
Small Pox, Nay l3 1919 @ >
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-26

A NEW supply o. Farel's justly celebrated
~ ARABIAN LIMA MENT, e. best :orse
LinaHaent ever di scovered. tIst received and
{ sale at the P. o. Drug store "a
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-26

New supply nf Fresh Groceries just reed
. and for sale at thu P. -. Drug Store
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-28

VICE AND THE CoTToN LoRDs.-[From the
Boston Chronotype IA detestable traffic, the dis
grace of civilization, has received great impulse
from the cutting down of wages at Lowell. Pro-
badly the owners of factory stock are as devou as
ever, and drop their heads on cologne scented
handkerchiefs in prayer and thanksgiving every
Sabbath day. But if we complain Of their
hypocrisy, they demurely ask us what we would
have them dol How can wages be maintained
when goods are down and the factories of Europe
are overwhelming us under the ad UaloTem tariff?
Worse yet. Oppression is bad enough-why add
lying, the vice ofsaves It is not true that there
has been the least necessity for reducing wages.
These very corporations that have reduced their
wages are building more mills and more machinery.
If they don't divide their gain, it is because they
can make a more profitable use of it undivided.
This reducing wages is part of a regular game by
which capital is always feathering its nest out of
labor. Whenever profits begin to decline. though
still enormous, the capitalists say to each other,
now let us all stick together, and we will kill two
birds with one stone-we will reduce the wages we
have to pay, and by manufacturing less we will
increase the price Of the goods do manufacture.
Yes, pious gentlemen, and there is another bird
you will kill, the poor Lowell mill-girl, sister
whose honor and happiness is thrown into your
keeping. She comes to Boston to die in a brothel!
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-28
LouIsIANA.

BODY FoUND.-We learn from the Caddo Gazette
that the 10th inst the body of negro was found
beyond the Dutch Garden, -and-a-half mile from
Shreveport, lying in the woods. On the 18th in
formation was given to the Coroner, ThOs. Rowan,
and he Immediately summoned Jury Of Inquest
and proceeded to the body. On examination, it
was found so much mutilated by hogs and buzzards
to render it impossible to distinguish the sex, the
Jury being divided in opinion on that point, though
the attending physicians rather iucned to the belief
that it was woman, apparently about 40 years old.
The verdict of the Jury that he or she came to
his or her death by some cause unknown. There
was an extensive fracture as we understand, found
on the left side of the SKULL
Do Mr.. Joseph Young, who died at ST. Landry
Parish during the past year at the age of l0l, was
native of Canada, and emigrated to Opelousas in
1885, when the British took Quebec from the French.
He married in this country, and raised IL children
by his first wife. At the time his death occurred
he had living ia grandchildren, 81 great-grand-
children and II great-great- grandchildren.
% We learn, says the Plaquemine Democrat,
from gentleman who went on board the steamboat
Chief Justice Marshall, which stopped at Plaque
mine day or two ago, that Mr.. Parmar, one of the
owners Of that boat, was on board sick, and dying
with the Cholera.
or The Baton Rouge Gazette recommends Gen.
Joseph bernard as the wing candidate for Governor.
OF The river and bayou at Plaquemine are still
on the rise.
or Red River is rapidly rising at Natchitoches.
Boats win be able to reach the landing, should the
water rise two feet higher
The CoTToN CRoP.-It is believed that the cot
ton crop of Red River this year will fall short at
least 20 per cent, as compared with THAI Ct last
season.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-28

BALTIMORE, Dec. 10, P. My advices from
Columbus, we learn that the Ohio Legislature is
still disorganized, and there is no hope that the
difficulties will be reconciled In the Senate,
solution to authorize the Auditor to levy taxes, and
also the counties and townships to levy local taxes,
was under discussion The treasurer Of Hamilton
county has authorized the State Treasurer to draw
the entire amount of that county's taxes. The re-
ported difficulties between Gov. Ford and ]. B.
Weller prove to be unfounded.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-28

WILD GEEsE-During the storm Of the 9Th inst,
a large flock of about 300 wild geese became so
clogged with ice, that they descended to pond in
By6eld, near the Dyke meadow, and occupied con-
siderable time in washing the ice from them before
they proceeded on the flight. A man near by at
tempted to capture some Of them, but the ganders
showed much fight that he was compelled to re-
treat The pond is shallow, and resoute man
with a good club could have secured q large num-
Der of fhem.-N esDbngypOrt Herald
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-28

or The Egyptian Government has issued a
proclamation declaring it unlawful for woman to
mourn more than three days, except for her hua-
band. Ifshe mourns the loss Of child, the govern
ment assures her that the Supreme Ruler of the
Universe win make her tongue seventy cubiA long,
with other disagreeabe changes Of features not to
be mentioned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-28
PHYSICIANS AND APoTHECARHs,
APPOINTED By THE sFCoyD MTJNIrIpATTTyl =,

THE INDECENT SICK.
First y aTd d. W B Lindsay, TchouptouaH between Racs
and Orange ApotheaTies. m trin1 CORNER N RACE
and Iehoapoulaa streets E. g Bottom gaue
ssossd Word .Dr. Geo W. HasH Apo,h.cay: Mr. Reed,
Nayades street.
Third J. r. Smith, Edward and Magazine
ApohscaHss Is Rospp, TchouponIas street =
G. Bolton, Ma gszine street
HarSr Wozensra st. Charles between Julia and 81
Joseph Apothecares Mr. Raghneche. corner 81 Triton
Walk and TVc Circles }. A. Florat, head Of New Basin.
FIN Rard DR.. A. =. Azon Mrl Campbe's csnu street
between Julia and Gof seetz ?. l. Aaeyas drugstore.
Aponeea P l. Massey, 81 Camp Grasisr Streets
Mr. Davis, Tchoupito1lze
Sfrtk Ward Dr. W. T. Brent Common street nfsr 81 hsss
Apohsca1es: sarda Scbae d Baronne aud Poy1aa
strsae J. B. Bcoth iod and carondees Streets
sssfnfh WeFd DR., Dalson Circus Apohscarss e.
zno corner q Aslsaa and Jaeson nlss B. J. W.
of Canal snd B4sl1 EFssss.
as saap J. BALDWIN. Rssurd'r.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-28

PoETIcAL.-Henry A. Wise, in his speech be-
fore the Electoral College Of Vrgnia spoke Of sthe
broad ocean, the earths great eve, the many color
oil fiveFsH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-28

OvE-SrpEDNEss. The venerable Archbishop
Leighton was won't TO say " prefer an erroneous
honest man to the most orthodox knave in the
world"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-28

Or It is stated in the Bangor papers, that there
will not be half the amount Of numbering done upon
The Penobscot waters this winter, that there was
last year, on account of which suppose the trade
of the port win pine away.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-28

or A Hindoo law says. Strike not even with
blossom, wife, Thoughts be guilty Of thousand
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-28

EFFECT OF OUR ELECTION IN ENGLAND.-The
London correspondent ofsthe N. Y. Herald says,
the arrival of the Hibernia, at Liverpool, after
run of eleven days and half from Boston, brought
the confirmation of the election of General Taylor
to the Presidential chair of the United States. A
very tolerabe notion was formed on the arrival of
the previous steamer Of the probable success of his
election, which created slight degree of satisfac-
ton in the money market. The rise in the funds
was much more considerable when it was announ-
ced a certainty that he had been chosen, and as
informed you in my last, it is considered to be an
excellent sign of the stability Of your country"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-28

or Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, who is now lee,
turing in Boston, said the sensible thing that fol-
lows, in discourse on Amusements, delivered
short time since before the Mercantile Literary As
ISOLATION: Amusements were indispensable to
sound morals. If the young were not provided
with harmless and virtuous amusements, they
would have vicious and corrupting amusements
Sone parents are so much afraid that their children
would do wrong, that they would not let them do
any thing But when they obtained their liberty,
with none to control their pleasures-never having
learned to act Alright, they were quite to riot
in selfindnlgence."
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-28
Howard Association.


This Society now organized and ready to AFFORD Iee to hs md
gent all Cholera. The following Physicians and Apothe
carries have been appointed by the Second Municipality aid in
conluncton with this Association:
FiT Ward DR.. Lindsay Tchouptouas street, between Race
Orange streets. Apotecaries Bolton Mag
streets curtus of Race and Tchcu
Harra Apothecary Mr. Reed, Nayades
Third Ward H. Smith, Of Edward and Magazine St
Apothecaes " Ros,rop s6 TchouPiouias street, E. O. Bo
ton, corner Of Magazine and Estelle streets.
FOURTH Ward Dr. Wozencra street, Joseph
and TivoIi Circle C. A. FIorat head Of New Basin
Finn Ward Dr. A. r. Axon Camp street. between Grod and
Julia Apothecares P l. Massey Camp and raYler
streets; Mr.. Davis, TshOaphouIss street. :.
Apohecse Seda Schuetze, Baronn and Poydras
streets; B. Booth corner q Girod and caTondelet
zinc, Of Marais and and jackson Streets B. j. Wo
Of Canal and Basin streets.
RESIDENCE AND NAMES OF THE MEMBERS.
General Relief Committee Of the Ho0ard Association.
VIM. l. Robinson, Camp street, opposite the Orphan Asylum and
H. W. Psrey 2s julia street and 81 Camp street.
g.. Kursheedt 40 and 3O5 Camp street.
W. Emerson corner Camp ST Joseph and ss TchOn
c. Funk, &c Hevia street [ptoulas street
P. Commit, 81 Customhouse street.
8 o. Peon Orange street. Religious and St. John the BaP
list streets, and g St. Charles street.
B. O,ConneL Front Levec
L. G. Dliard Municipality Hall.
T. Nmo ThoupiouAs street and Constance street. between
J. = CALDWELL PoydraH street. the Lsvee Basin and Robin
g. W HARDY, corner Of Railroad and Casaeal7o streets,
Roglse street. near Triton walk. and Magazine
D. I Ricardo, 79 GTayier street.
William c. Hammer, Sc Camp street.
G. W Shaw, a Pogss street, Bacehus street, near
= y Browne Camp and Orange and 90 Gavisr street.
" AnaTsgs corner Of Camp and St Jcseph Streets and 81 Com
Charles W whHsi Esplanads street. opposite Mint
W. L Giles corner Of Julia Foucher Streets Paul.
J. Wills csrOndsst street, near Hsva and 7Charrss street
- Committee agpoiaiss to coLst Fande-J W. Andrers D.
/ d ksisessrdo. A. !. Wiis, J. o Harris H " Palsy.
J.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-28

SAILS u.s. SrEAM.-The ship Memnon has just
made the passage from New York to Liverpool
within fifteen days. The remarkable part of her
passage is that when about ll00 miles from Liver
pool she kept company with the steamer Europa
two days, while the latter as Capt. Lott stated at
Liverpool, was going twelve knots an hour; that it
was only when the wind became light that the
steamer got out Of sight Of her and finally that
the latter reached Liverpool only twelve hours
ahead Of the Memnoni
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-28

FRENCH CoNsTrTUrIoN-GREA FETE.-P PARIS,
Sunday evening, NOp. u, I648.-The Britannia is
in at last; but no letters | must, notwithstand-
ing, sit down moment, and add line about the
great fete Of to-day.
The Assembly appointed to-day for the grand
reading, recognition, and celebration of the Com
stitution. The day set in with regular north
west snow storm, notwithstanding which all the
military turned out 10 the number Of seUeral hun
dred thousand The Constitution was read, and
the shivering Archbishop land Cardinals went
through the ceremony Of saying mass, and blessing
the Constitution and the people.
A few moments ago the sky was lurid red !;
now il is changing to livid blue, caused by the
Bengal lights on the Place de la Concorde, which
is distinctly visible from my window. After all
there are no people like the French for getting up
fetes; and the Place de la Concorde this morning
was well worth going long distance to see. Il Is
in itself one Of the most magnificent places in the
world and to-day, the white glistening forest Of
bayonets, standing thick as field of grain, the
streaming banners, the festoons the gay uniforms,
the officers on their richly caparsoned horses gal
looping in all directions, form combination of pic
turesque effects al once grand and bewildering.
Tome one Of the most interesting sights was that
of the old pensioners Of the Invalides, DID, warwom
veterans Of 30 or 40 years standing, many Of them
with wooden legs and arms, who once more formed
into ranks, and carrying light pixies with sreamers
attached, took part in the parade. The Champs
Efysees, which is continuation Of the Place de la
Coneorde. seemed filed with artillery, cavalry,
and never-ending masses Of infantry The repre-
sentatives of all nations assisted in their various
positions, at the pageant, which, take it all in all
was one of the most extraordinary ever Witnessed
All the public buildings are illuminated, and the
theatres tomorrow evening, give representations
to the whole world at the expense Of the CITY. do
not think larger body Of troops was ever before
under arms together in France Just think Of two
or three times as many troops under arms as there
are men, women and children in Boston and All
assembled in a space not larger than Boston Com
mon CorTespondence of he Boston Transcripf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-28
ZOE sA l.dl. !. ,.rnr ppv :,

"A GkOEERY and 61Af Cf4hHbAAEns Hilths.sss-- n
"A 3 most eheibs ritualion IN the city Of HAVANA
II e har5orThs establishment which i well
known and kas an excellent RIM Of custom, VIII he sold
IN DE NOT advasagsoRs conditions, and Be delivered
farhssifh Thsis Is also NEGRO MAN and tlarbor
BOAT belonging 70 the store which may be bought win
- ssRSahsI Dsrsousn apply TO M g. sCHMIDT No
81 Ssssisr ssssE. n an
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-28

NEW GOODS.
M RS. BANISTER has Just received from the mann
1v1 factory in Paris, large supply of BALL DRESSES
WHITE EMBROIDERED TARLATANS.
COLORED Do Do.
ROBES Embroidered IN Silver.
ROBES Embroidered ia Gold.
ROBES Of Maine and Brussels Lace with founces
AlsO-sIIsKs S and CAsHAfEREs Of the richest "a
90 quality and latest patterns g.
As@1 The above articles will be sold at the@e@stSN
8TkE lowest price, for cash.
44SS Mrs. Banser has also every variety of negllgee
and full dress BONNETS Silk. Satin, and Velvet NAN
TIES and VISITES. NO. 90 ROYAL STREET
d161m corner Of Bienvlle.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-28

DIR. ROGERSs COMPOUND SYRUP OF LIVER
WORT AND TAR.
SAFE and certain cure for CONSUMPTION OF
IN THE LUNGS, Splitting Of Blood, Coughs, Colds
Asthma, Pain in the Side, Bronchitis Hopping Cough
andial Pulmonary Affections.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-28

TTNHE ASSORTM ENT consists Of
a Complete Dinner Sets of COFFEE POTS
PLATE, of ~. Is and 20 CREAM JUGS
Covers; SPOONS;
SOUP TUREENS; FORKSs KNIVES:
CASSEROLES; DESSERT SETS
All size DISHES; PUNCH BOWLS.
HEATERS TEA SETS FRUIT STANDS
TEA KETTLES; SAVERS.
In fine every article of PLATE for the Table-ffom the
smallest pieces of the lowest prices the largest and most
elegant at prices of $500 $500 5000 and $500 each These
last descriptions rich executed after the designs of tho
most celebrated ISIS and works Of truly remarkable
for the beauty of the models and the elaborate chasing and
finish Of their execution Many of these articles similar
those manufactured by the same house for King Louis
Philippe the Duke d Aumale, and the ROyai family.
ALso-a magnificent FOUNTAIN, three feet hish, sur
mounted By CHANDELIER of 10 lights CLOCKS, SPLEEN
didy omamented with ALLEeoRIcAL SUBJECTS: CHAN
DElIERS and LANES. besides quantity Of CASKETS
and FANCY yEWELRY, Of the style recherche,
especially suitable for HoLYDAY PRESENTS and great
variety of ROOM ORNAMENTS.
They will be exposed fer exhibition until the Gath OF
DECEMBER. The price Is marked on each article.
EH Whatever articles remain unsod, will be disposed of
at AUCTION at the place of Exhibition. the 23d
from TO O'Clock P. M, and other days.
EW- MessH L0s0n Silvegtre have received Drawings
Of Models with the tariff Of pces) Of al the articles Of
PLATE for the TABLE manufactured By MN. ChristoHe
Co. They viii receive orders TO be executed according
these desgnsas well for all articles after other designs
which be furnished theEl, dis
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-28
TAPEsTRY, B5RaggssgTTlLs AND WE'VE

VTTE are receiving aTgs assortment Of the above superb
w CARPEfINGs.... L o -.
BRUSSELS. 5-pyg, lngIans variety Of Qnaues
and patterns Venetians for halls and stairs; Figured
Baize and Linen for Crumb Cloths -.
WINDOW SHADES. HAIR CLO1 HS, fin y q 5inchi
TABLE Hnd PIANO COVERS Of ge5lR9s gaeli.e55i e.,
MATIIMGB and FLOOR OIL CLOTH, IND 2 " q Iess
WIDE beautiful patterns Of yerQna qne4luaf ana
well seasoned ali Of which We 9nef 81 the io"es
market prices At wholesale o. retail. :. -,
aa1 2r "a nR1IISaElAU 8 COL. p ChaIirea e.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-28
WANTS.


A SITUATION BY a middle = assd woman as child'a
- nurse family whaIe the services OF white
preferred Satisfactory the character of the
applicant Will be given BY applying this office. do
WANTED
"A sITUA!IOr as CLEkk in Mercantile House
"A assiltant in Clerks Office Of a Court Is wanted BY
middle aged who has had experience in either
capacity having been aesdent Of this city for some years
past The best references can be given Address O. at
this office d20
WANTED. -
O.NylNg cultivation. IN Western Texas West Of San
Antonio DeBexar, the river Any person having such
to dispose of with good and sufficient title etc. will hear Of
apurchaser. by applying at the office Of A MAkM1ON.
dla st. Charles one door above Poydras street
LABORERS WANTED.
W house. EMERSON. TOuRNE 4 co.
dls 1853 Tchoupitonlas 8
NOTICE TO. THE PUBLIC.
GENTLEMAN recently connected with the Bank OF
Teland viii be leaving this city in few days, direct TO
dublin, and wonld execute any orders or money transact
his arrival there. Can give the best Of city reference and
cnrty required. May be found any his
sailing, by calling at the office Of
1877 one door above s' Poydrss.
BOOK KEEPING ACCOUNTABILITY
yTNHE Subscriber, old experienced BOOK KEEPER
a and BUSINESS MAN, offers his services IS an Ac-
counian orhe opening Of sets of Books the closing
Or adjusting ofod and the egulasat0n OF all kinds Of
ligous accountability moderate He would ao-
cept peFmaEen situation in Commercial House of extern
sve business and would devote his time entirely to the ine-
rests of such house
ENGLISH and FRENCH translated
Address at this office, or at Jos Bruneaus Feed Store.
Reierencss-L CHrTTENDEN, J. D. CAMERON, A. w.
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