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Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24
M NJ ORLEANS CARDS.
81 u -
=MAGEE Il #kNEfSS.
IH1IE IAnUH Hs#zE raH
Phi it0d e4pAia
sAD0IfRY WAREHOUSE,
S.ga Of tis Ga'da Hs Haa aaa
HaHs go IL Baal1
Ne. q MAGAZINE STREET..
Sd Hoaaa from eaaal Street.
NEW ORLEANS

ltafr a.WaEz on hanl IaHHa slrHy nj zadd,H.
e5zals7' iI'uaH, maFlngalez. collar, bImez. sldIIs
HHa carpet haHzt FuIars, lfHHk oHleHl -. dra..
az#7f gaa nd rl1 I#HHa#, vi#. bobby.
HsHss WHnHI##fnHs, blind hzIarf HHaH iaa.hsr.
taaIaan'' s1asf#sHs, lining ana tap H.H##. Timr.
Ha# a.H-, wah #aHeu lace zaaIIs uaas.##all..ar.H
.aa#=t cole aHa HRprr IaafH#f. r.aUeH# aI SERIOUS
sHa#zs f.'.iazz goods aaH lHmmHss. aaHafIana
aHaHf1nH H.HH., fHaH #HsHes aH#Hl#iH. n..-
toll Hwom and pistol hsI.z. baHaa. zaaada-
.HaIs' A0i military loH MI rlWH aHHHHHufs
gl all IHl#a#s m.lya# finding and tHHmu
e###IH rlsmH###s HHlHH=I iHH.H, button. H.r..
hHl'ng &s Rara IaH# 1HI aHH=HaH-Ht
iH#HHl' ana zz#HH H.Hru4H#. #|i.I#u iatII#Iuu j.
md ailr .teIaII#Hi lHIIa HH#gF maaHHe bands.
zlFafa pH1saz. aud iulia rubber gaaaz generally
iHz Hl'r e1 tamIHI ou
nan anu "nuam nasss =.,s r,,at.y ugu.rcs-
aeHs oi the State Of Afkansas and il further
aRPeam lhat saG blll Of complaint ia hausht 10
procure TILE n lots No. ten, eleven aud twelve
~ II ana i IA bloek NJ, sSlera, llGl ia the
town OF AfeadelphIl. in The county gf Clark
Il Is therefore ordered adiaaged aud drareel that
Unless the ihfan nonresident defendants shall
aaa.s i,fasa aur rirruit eauti in chances, si,,,,,
VII ihrf patronage, He.r I11zs IHs b-9a
thoroughly aH4Hsal lHd fzIIElHa, aud TIM Is..H,
Trey rru'uIa la rasu. I# uHsurri#zH lis mv
a.IIzf 10 tie eIg The nIHtrr,' uaIsl m
al and VOL known establishments situated In
l#aal t'fei mn iir eufHaf uf Clmn street, o.
ma.i aus'Hf=z iHaa8-aIaf= N ,I.s Wla.s ely. mud
lie fwnfisiaH datof lHamayp tn mdn
agreeable and H.#Haut fsz5druss could NOT Be
ffaznrru - Travellers. daFIaH rtr Hiaan hrJal
IA is vi Esa nj tins rIIaII.H HaaHi
lHHy HHFH Isa#ad t.a IaH=s ure. aai#I faaani's
sI#Hiad bY H. Iarua HHaaa-s.r, aHa auHe ,hs
aAaFe o#ia. Inn a', which ihy hfra sasaad in
connection eIlh j., exclusively Ior ta aeaamn,-
dztan of famHzss. sud haHH Fitted Il un aHl flfu-
.zlsz4 o. DO asIfIa uae4ua'i#a by any 'aaIf part
HzH.s 10 ihe NHa.F suuihHfn roaHifa 10 ha
Hafi OF H=fahshmeHis they usaIa aHH-ealF
ias.te lI.g al ai.au OF iamHIss travelling through
a ias4ins Iaiha city, az IIIHf prices el ba lover
I'M tho H=fzt at - fEaa.#HmHaf .H iIs
zzHiH .HsHH slsI'fr accommodation Il, a|i.
tHazzi.fsi 1sHa ara SO rozs % aa nsda 6am'aH alis
q 81 moderate Fl r., flas# would r.sn5#IIaIY solicit
item. Immediately b sl tH#Iz HfHs4I, 10 HHa..U i r
III PlalieHz Hotel.
YOUNG y CHANDLER.
- flaHnHilff
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24
UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES,
TO 20 Mr STREET


+NtJa oglaBB
NiNiin sah#zfllzr l.ss aaAaHl llfs. AID rea-
/ tIaI H#aflHrfi ri =ItHast sEsI5 zaa#.f. H
- urla -, a.s, aHIaHH. ad asaaaH n tI.s
#asaneJt .aisai Co., ss#ziis hs cas Hsal Fafi iars
Haers. AbHzHg lhc 6aaaa gi haad be would
saameats
CERTAIN sfUrFs.
s.It, uoH'aai lal cotton naiua.af, Fa4sl saa
batagt anl iisdn ehiie cuHi.as
plan and fruf.3 mutinr, Sc
CORNlCE, POLES. BANDS. DO:
Nool-a i-- ari velvet eou.ar.
bras and wooden pal-;
''lg.p' "acou, "po.ka," "afm,' aat a variety
oi o,Aaf curtain bands and pine
TRANSPARENT WlNDOWSHADEs
The stock ai ll.s aH.els is af 900. and OF 40
handsome patterns, can d. lr.nl ar, i.irr.--
among whfHi ar Scripture, Clua.a, aul ailrf
SCENES, large Hdih'-s. Sc
NrSQllrO BARS AND MEETINGS.
English lab.nrii, mn-.n, lBeu ma.ga'll bar lnl
ur'u1g, n great varsity agd quantity
FEATHERS, CuRLED HAIR. &c.
leaiheu iH lais of from I poall 20 200 pound
asa Cub0d ln.r of various qualities
Together r.ii ins'iH-, Of cloth. -sft. is. fr.s.
malis. table oh c'oi'r, wai. plper To- jorge arI
hlnd.lmf isarimrutl cords laI ils .'s. nngrF.
-mfs, irr.hHsrl papers; cotton, Wonied. lueu,
aua DIS bodrpc8 and bndire.; hiIr.c.o,h wins
dow rfr-H, fsHly mafo hair OF mos maiirc..-s.
bed furniture, &c. Sc.
lIGa.suusai srHug ms.iftsas m1d. 20 order.
md Upholstery wuf. oAreuial W.il despatch.
JOSEPH ErIER
...u.. IU "H
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24

ISrmUsrIva AyGrn0r or IouN QrH-
cy Apws.-Mr Everett u uhsrlecutom-
uau OH tr LIu and Services of John
Quincy Adams, myu lhd following inter
r.tmg rm.g.-a.IrH
oIu November 1910, while walking
with friend In Boston, Mr. Adam. ipita
mufydcshors. in ha Journal, hr made
.hranuy. From thi- dpy date my dis.
ru-n / consider my-.lG iw every usom
purpose pmyeIf and fellow citizens. a-
doaI' lls Ioumai which Doe Md h0p,
.nr moro Cham hJy year,, inpped uu that
dav -Four months after he resumed 10
under Ilc head %. Pos shumols Memoirs
uudhc continued go serve BIOS comtry au-
other year, THE evening previous To- the
lmal shock hrrar.iyedmtw liaUo' Rep
ro-umIyca. hc lml read to hIm 81 hop
Wiaaromcs Sermon on Tmr. That
WIS thc ht night Doe passed. under hI,
own roof.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24
Vim. B. fTeCuichon, Il 10,
IRPOR 1ERS or md DEALERS
n HARDWARE. CUTLERY. Dc.
= aaAEIfa - 0ITtNI


IAHE noE ia zlaft, aud iaf sale at low falfH,
l general assortment of HHHHHr, Eaf'Hf4,
a., A. Consisting n plfi NJ uas. iron. east
infs. s##i, aF,s. Hass spaJHH. sHaf#f. stock kef.
urs, hlfs ua.I, guns and fl#sl French paIz. col,
on lass trace, tuHzaII and utHHH eHl.usi H#I aud
grind zI#aa., aay..z. below. fI#Hz. Rowland. and
other saaz ~ al Ialz. sytaHs aHl sel,'as. Haais
lui hazHH locks. .szfHNs b1.,st Izaz ulrass HHFail
and iaHRz. p1ksrz. znl.uus fzH5fr, iaiIs aal
pocket Hat'ary, ##=sr, uaHfza fa1ar afHH# and
homes. ##Fes. cotton and uHHI Haais, paHH# 81 aII
Kinds iIss aud Cd tools, Hs#H#H i4a.#, iF#ss
hoops. eaf.'4 aaa HHHs, H.fs.H HazHu and zaz#r
h'ss 6=zIasH, fa|HE=. Hs. 'IrHHHI#H#. aasHH5 EaH
aul In zHg aH#I##, sHfH =##H#IH, haH# zsa
oa.afz. Isaall aHI aa I. fuaa.az. I.B aud Ia#auH
wa=sz. fishing taszI# IB every fafaiE.
] NgHrnNfz. fl,NrrHs aaH afhsH. are r.
speflfaIIy invited n cali aud examine for iIzm-
rsYsz mSil-f5lf
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24
spRING Am sUm,InR GOODS,
JosEpH H. rALMGR,

Wholesale Dealer Boo Staple Dry Goods.
10. 90 Cray.cr Street. Now 0Hgara
fIlAhES pleasure n lur0nuemf io merrhunia,
tuder aud fam.'Ie., ihlt tha suHne and apm-
mer stoc, OF Dr, Goods larger and contains d
greater variety ihnn ever brior' o1.tfd. 1nd a.
greatly reduced price,. by Ibc pedsof package
i tt PALMER.
|J2Iy' m Guylef irci. Aca Orleans,
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24
Paul Tulane n Co.,

10 CuARrREy sTHlIr
EEW uRirtyr
nFFER at Wis'fa.s or R'iaih for cash or
" approved paper, large assortment Of
CLOTH ING,
Aa competition is the life of business we invite
buyers to "dfop n" before they make all their
purchases
may in.fm
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24

Nnrya ME, mr NornsEIyrs-"pu.
Rlura.' ' wr urr told. "hrIps those vino
haip lhama.rr." A ur rroyrfb. aH
waHHy 600 lu stamped on every hnH
pa.mr oH through Iie. Son wi'l uHl
mn. % -uaw tMt ui'IrHla ylurrn,h-
hur u1uf .l down aHd mourn. NJ SON
cu rWHl.aen-- rIuW in -i1ug- 10 stand
mal 1r luu- .uuh % dead i.. Uuu fuu
0r.r ali ynu v.l soon make 90 hddr
ml b. a.H outdg opposite -Ile Tp-Hay
grH opposed yuH project Don't
run-..HU Q rn Hrb-ur.' iHH uHru-0r-
p.au..n .I FUH W..I r0uWor-PuEi.
doHrr WIil a--.-. yuu lou have mlpd
100 br.uu como out from mlrriha t1li.
STOOL u dependency, and tg nwir-
E1n|l Do SON dulf h.n your !. w1
n.r#pU. yuu WiI d1 nothing and h.
punched a. uy every ha-nr and every
munr uu ru'r..s WHO ma.. g'nH..
Your .H.ul- laEa Oh. -t-bWy fb.m-.W
dHI mgaf iu tlo cmreh.gad, muuuuv
NnHu- iIny arr gone and ylu muy an
unst UpMIthYuu-WiFr uI yonr fHa-.
.ul m 600 work uad br huUw-u- tue
only way IL mr h.'p ypU.giyo. iuU COD
rHa.. at 400 rmU wd providence will
.-, sou, smile 5000 fuu aud Wuar I.In 30
..ru. oiHeuga enjoyment and real p.0l-
me-Do'iHr Nurppf.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24

I'M Eg-rRELcuoNsr tA-r tNus-
~u-Thc statement some weeks since
iaat 90 "wsuucrtiuni.t' had been .bo. 500
% graveyard uf Cincinnati wa. contra.
dicrrd 900 tie time; but thc following. from
thc Ncay Oa) Palladium. is o. full cone
iuntiou of che first statements
"Dur reader. will rcollcrt that we
some wrcb-agou1i.red thec.rcum-uurn-
ut mu having been .u1. while boo tuc
arl ol removing daod body from one %.
trc Cincinnati uHc-yufd-, aHd whose
body wa 0ouud by She -tdr of rhr one Doe
aaI disturbed The man alluded Go. we
Iaum wus Dr. Taylor % Sc5,ebman. oI
A.Iu.,IIr iu this county Dr. T. bad
Hut recently iomud a. rnIuf.uer-hIp lth
young man hy tnr uumr 90, Gillespie, boo
the practice of medicine of tuW place.
He had gonc lo lhe city for tha purpose
of purchasing drugs, aHdal-o to procure o
snioor Ior dissection and ih' sod drnnu-
.atuu hglcil hum ON the night previous io
h. intended departure Iur home. lp
rugmaes were made ul various establish
mcur m the city aIl otwbirh, We under
stand, wore afterwards recovered 10y his
partner Dr. ~ we bciirEr '1 oi9m'.r
uidma 8. Ailm-...r
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-24

"I'm done .as,r," a. iIst5y ..l vbu ha
mother $500 .ual fm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-05
DAILY CBEsC ETT T.

The FIVE CRADLEs.-A man who had recently
become votary to Bacchus, returned home one
night man intermediate state of booZiuess That's
TO say, he comfortably drunk, but perfectly con-
scions of his unfortunate situation. Knowing that
his wife was asleep he decided to attempt gaining
his bed without disturbing her, and by sleeping of
his inebration conceal the fact from her altogether
He reached the door Of his room without creating
much disturbance, and after Illuminating a few mo-
meHts upon the matter, he th0ughtii he could reach
the bedpost, and hold on 10 it while ne slipped off
bis apparel, the remainder of the feat would be
aasiIyaccomplished Unfortunately for his scheme,
a cradle stood in direct line with the bedpost,
about the middle Of the floor. Ofcourse, when his
shins came in contact with the aforesaid piece of
furniture he pitched over it with perfect loose
ness; and upon gaining an erect position, ere an
equilibrium was established, he went over it back
wards in an equally summary manner Again he
Struggled 10 his feet and went head foremost over
the bower Of infant happiness. Atlength, with the
fifth fall, his patience became exhausted and the
obstacle was yet to be overcome. la desperation
he cried ont TO his sleeping partner" Wife! wife
how many cradles haze you got in the house ? I've
fallen over flee and here's another before me o.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-05

=, PosTHUMoUs JoKING.-An English mlser, John
Pleech, lately died in London, leaving The follow
ing will: :. | give and bequeath to my nephew
my black coat; give and bequeath TO my niece
the flannel waisicoat ! now wear; give and be-
queath to each of my sisters grand children one
OF the earthen pots on the top Of my wardrobe ;
finally give and bequeath to my sister as a last
token OF the affection have always felt for her,
The brown stone jug at the head of my bed" The
Disappointment Of The legateas, when this strange
will was read, may be easily imagined The de-
ceased was spoken of By all in manner no way
aatsring to him, and his sister, in fit Of anger
gave the brown stone jug, her legacy, kick,
which broke it in pieces, when a complete stream
Of guineas poured out of it. and the general disap-
pontment gave way to joy. Each hurried to ex-
anime his or her legacy; and The old black coat,
the wastcoat and the little ear.hen pots were found
equally well filed the :estator having only wished
to cause an agreeable surprise
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-05
LIGHT!-LIGaT! /!

SOMETHING NEW and Just the thing for every family
- requiring Light ana cheap too that rich
and poor can buy It. It'll aneat CANDJ4ESTICH, max
ing and Wlcking its Candies of TaoW Lard or
Grease that will burn. By simply turning the bottom Of
the Candlestck, beautiful hard, smooth CANDLE is
forced out OF the top and at any desired length wish
nom one Incl to two ieet in height.
Lit Is neat and simple common candleslCk conse-
quentiy may be managed by a child.
SBy OF this all your refuse grease
candles and thus obtain light from O3 cents week
g.. The wick dry and smooth, thus vibration flicker
Of the flame, but burns ike sperm candle.
l. The wick may be changed without az all disturbing the
candle; If too large, put a small one; too small,
arge enc.
5You coil IL the bottom Of the candIc-makeI Or candle
stick wick sufficient last five weeks Wkere
mains out Of sight and Out Of away.
g.. You may keep candle At the same height all the
time for ten years-no gtumps pieces left.
Requires epenshing with grease taOw once week
S.ho splng OF grease u It fails OF turns over but as neat
by and clearly any lady could desire.
E9..IteaHnot get out OF order.
TO- In proof OF their superiority, utility and neatuess the
immense number sufficient. The price is uniform and
the all the United states and the article requires
only to be to convince the most lncedu0Us of the fore
going facts No family will be without them who seTape
together the small price asked
With small capital active business man can make
quick and profitable operation " pqrcEa- tie monopoly
and selling thisarticle in erfoy where la set been
sold. Persons who desire 10 embark in neat pleasant and
highly lucrative business invited call at Office,
No IS PERDIDO Street, North side, between 81 Charles
and Carondeel streets n eW Orleans.
ie monopoly OF the city OF New Orleans, and STATES o.
Louslana, eOIg, North Carona and Arkansas, Ter he
sac this article offered and proposals viii be received
ioF the notwithstanding in the city % Rev Orleans, tor the
mis- 6 = T. MYFes a co.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-05

Wis valuable preparation eXCitGs the scalp new aud
healthy action; clsansss il from seu and dandruif PIE.
vents the iIa from falling of; those eruptye disease
which often appear HpOn the head and in majority OF eases
produces fine growth OF NEW HAIR. 1t also gives the iiair
ach, glossy and beautiful appearance, Hnequaed by any
other article of the kind.
JAMES AMERICAN HAIR DYE arrante l. if
strictly applied according to the directions to change the al
from GRV other color to beautiful auburn or perfectly is
black, without staining the skin.
JAYNE'S AGUE PILLS-A positive cure for / evel
and Ague. These Pills warranted to cure Fever and
Ague, and when the directions followed ana a CT re
not effected, the money will be returned.
For sale by n JARVIS & co
Je27 If corner Magazine and Common streets
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-05

o. Curious applications for employment are
sometimes made to cur missionary boards. One of
these came to our knowledge yesterday. John
Bamber was born in London, of respectable pa
rents, but falling among dissolute companions he
engaged in their p!actjces. and being convicted Of
passing c0unterlass coin, he was sentenced to be
transported to Botany Bay for fourteen years. At
the line of his conviction he had Young and in
teresting wife, but he never saw her again. After
cape and got to New Zealand where he joined the
natives, adopted their manners and married two
wives.
The New Zealanders are Cannibals, and Bam-
Der often saw them eating human flesh; but, ex-
cept on two occasions his civilized habits pre-
vented his relishing this food. At last growing
weary Of savageism he abandoned his dusky
spouseS, and escaped on board whale ship, which
being in want of hands, took him to London
Leaving London he came TO this city, and for
number Of years sailed from this port. Here be
married another wife and was doing WE'LL but be,
ing detected in stealing a barrel OF -four, he was
sent for six months TO Blackwell's Island. and on
getting cut was almost Immediately caught break
ing open the cellar of store at the corner Of Gath
arlne street and East Broadway, and sentenced to
St, ri years imprisonment al Sing Sing.
During the time he was al Sing Sing, he com
mitted 10 memory one hundred and fOrty-seven
chapters in the Bible, and on bis release he applied
to the Foreign Missionary Society, earnestly re-
questing that they would send him out as a mis-
sionary 10 the Sandwich Islands. Notwithstand-
ing the claims he presented the society saw fit to
postpone his appointment, and poor Bamber, who
Is filrylve years of age now belongs to one of the
Savannah vessels. He sometimes considers the
Missionary Board lazy set of sWabs, j" but still
hopes they will ere long consent to send him out to
enlighten and chrstiauize the heathen--Y. J. SIN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-05

rUEESS AND -ATHIIEG APPARATUS &c.
iN HeCnRfE PkaHR5er, No. 1874 Camp street
" Sc" Jd5ays, mas Just recel Jed and large as.
55 "a eat Of rlss t1cks, various sizes Force and e
ia nS Iabs ana Slower Baths Also, laying and repair
isal fp35 ohae Lead work Of every description. Shiu
Hais yr9U pity attend-ff
.-f ghqge moderate rob14 Iv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-05
CARRTAGE hTAWuFAcroRY.

VI Patronage that has been extended to US 50 very be
= ally the lasts seven years, white IL Com #gs =
mon stree, has induced as the last 81 amer Ls1
10 erect laga building expressly manu- Efss~T5~
tactrring and repairing CARRltGES.-- - -.
We haze now OF the largest Shops in the Southern
CoUntry aud are prepared with good Northern wcTrsn
and the best Of materials build any style OF Carriage 10
?e and guarantee them two yea IL used in Tie country
We also better prepared ldA before for repairing
Carriages and can restore them almost 0the original beauty
and durability although apparently worn out and Qssless
We Will pay freight on carTlagessenf Us to repair WeV,
also, keep on hand an assortment Of NV and SECOND
HAND CARRIAGES winch will be sold low Old CARRIAGES
taken in trade for New We invite tile attention Of
hose wanting New Carriages or he old ones repaired, to
call at Mandatory and Repository and judge for them
selves, at theCOyrer Of Ry4HIJR and C.4RO.YD ELET
Streets neA' door TO the Office Of the Commercial Water
Works. rear OF the st. Charles Hotel, New Orleans.
les bm W MATTHEW'S & Den MAN,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-05
4 . AlN8WOBTH, .Hqrins nd Co,nrlsreio7 .N,,tar,,

y "a ;. AlNSWDRTIi, yHqYtns and Commercial RotaTs
D. n Pa 80 lamp street, holding Commissions from thf
9iaa' OF Texas, hIssT 4sIPP KENTUCKY FLORIDA NE4v
aOk#, HlIss0HRI, lTL7NGIs, INDIANA TENNESSEE PEE-
r. "A&E' z LABAAIf MAINE, NoRTHCARoLINA soUrn
SA-'AlAAr tfF1EgLA NEWJERsEY, ONO, MICHIGAN
ARstNsAs VIRGINIA MAssAcHUsETTs MARYLAND and
CoA#Ggrc{T ned 70 take dispositions, and execute
al @ a ena5 ot egalinTuments to be used or recorded
E So states. md the Territory of WISCONSIN. The usual
pon'fltUae al hlz ocs is continued in oil Eotaral bn
mix
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-05
FOR NrIrAnEnT

REILFTARY GOODs,-The subscribers have now o.
Iva hand 200 u. S. RIFLES, from Harpef's zz-z-sz,
Ferry; large supply OF COLTS REPEAT 49,
ING PISTOLS (sx shooers;l English BELT ST.
PISTOLS, HOLSTER PISTOLS also, low SssEsgSs&1
priced Revolving Pistos which, with a complete assortment
Of SWORDS, SABRES, Military Sashes, and other Mill.
tary Equipments they offer for sale low for cash at No Is
ChartFes street. [Je22t HYDE & GOODRICH.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-05

yEyHE WESTERN PILOT-A complete guide to travel,
les going North by the Riyers-givng minute de-
rivers the different routes, etc, For sale by
APPS MILES g. SALE 4 co, II St Charles ST
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-05
CARRIAGES !-OARRIAgEs !!

T EASTERN PRICES at the Commission CAR
n RAGE REPOSITORY, No 66 EF=sg =
So. CH4RLES street, opposite the Com 5ss3E
nercial EXchange.-0n hand and constant
y receiving FASHIONABLE CARRI- &z4zZ.---sss2--
AGES Of the latest styles, direct from the manufactures
R0CKAWAYS, BAROUCHEa, BUG
GIES &c. &C. for Style finish and prize equal to any in
market Customers invited to call and see for themselves
jet 6m Il. s. SMITH, IS ST. Charles 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-05

subscr BET having purchased the interest Of his late
1nuer, ANDREW OLIVER in the WHOLE
All Afp IKE. All pUrG EsTABLIsHMENr, corner n {
= eH&t ies a"o bleNsae styee!s. Neg QrtegRsL EZN
H93a, Ii' sy.. ii Andrew oliver y Go. has com
ieiel ms aaus cments tor extended business than
J2 iha hltluyto DOT BIZ the Old house NV stock OF
80 D3,Ud1 MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS, .
4& t'U t.ECAL lFsrBuMENs AND PERFUNERY, .
&-A enbf clg, as intend shall. every article needfu
the Heads o Hamlis, PAINTERS and Country Dealers viii
not Bl eXcee excellence OF quality reasonabeness of
b ace Ivy any OF II house 10 the trade: while
GENERAL ATENF MEDICINE AGENT,
order head reed me with confidence and certainty
httng the properly and faithfully attended to- not ORE.
Y9dsB eNlerieA1 e ia this piaee.
- The lsu credits and facilities Of trade extended to
gHr r.ners.
~E 70 ibe Glowing, among other articles embraced in
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AaNIP HEMP z EEElP II!


E undersigned order further to meet the views Of the
z Board Of Underwriters have apart exclusively tO1
the storage of Hemp and other eEtra-azadOus articles
merchandise the repTOO Warehouse (DraaBs
No. conner DeiOr and Magazine Streets The iOcaty and
AGILITY OF receiving and delivering Warehouse (there
being no hosting 10 the second story requed) renders tins
the most desirable place for This description OF storage
APP ON GEO. r. BEA RID 81 co.
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NEW DIscovERY.-Dr. Conneil's Mixture for Gonorrhaa
and elect Seina illusions and Weakness of the Utea or
Bladder This Mixture contains injurious article what
ever bn possess tonic properties OF real efficacy and
gongeuai 70 the constitution than other medicine used
Tor these complaints. Freed from the nauseatng qualities
attending c0paYIa and the common mixtures It will be found
agreeable 10 be pageand pleasant the stomach and Will
cure any case al pay Is refused 0rit 1t is equally good
and certain tor tmales-SOd Only at So PoydTas street
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SEC ND Q0FFEE WTLLS

NJ 3O .9IIgdzt3e ST., .VT-Rer 0f LGJGBettgst.
/ l.; BOLEN would respectfully inform the community
y OF New Orleans that at all times prepa at the
abOVs9ls to and ground Coffee ground SPICES
Of all kin@s, IOgeUher with Comneal Homuy ard Grt2
Stea"lDoat5, Groceries and Restaurants supplied at ts
shortest notice. and ffn
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Ia 8T :" WORTmHIFON. C7ea6rql 4 cent Q1a
- .glGGi0r Rodney Je9arson county Mssssil,r VIII
L.,t Rnnce ly e i4a Collection Of Notes, Drafts, Ac
COM s la ms ami the southern Of Claiborne county
l-A'gr2 tq--'ifaEe & y, eus, BIoughton Murioek
'A4- a5l' 'sa-5n \ CC, Rodney, Miss John Goodin
.3,. cd he.tt r.. Il. ~ 3. A BayIy New OrIeans; w
g. a'Hiy. I. a. .. Dooinlgn. Eatchez; James GOodin
'...0 Ea1H; Pas. Hand, illeDhia J. G. James Licking
or. Iaa III. Gland. Oh -ibHfue county, Miss arg
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oARPENTERING
~ COLLINS, BUILDER, No 131 POYDRAs ST.
" lbetween Carondelet and ST. Charles,) New Orleans
& Cisterns made, Counting houses fitted up and Job
bng IN general done. Also Sash Doors, Blinds ETC. with
which Planters and Others can be supplied. hy27-tn1
STORAGE FOR COFFEE.
w can axe on storage on floor second story in
~ dry and dark place, 1900 bags Also, in anoth
store from 70 900 10000 bags Merchants having coffee
TO store VII hnd 1t to their advantage call and examine
warehouses. EMERSON TOTRNG 81 co
aDD 1873 TcnouDitouss street
HEMP WAREHOUSES;
. tAJ ESJEeRN AND PHC2NIX.--T subscribers having
" DEVOTED the upper floors Of the Phoenix and EZ -
Western Warehouses, exclusively the storage ofS 81
Temp n orneT to meet the views OF the Board of
Underwriters prepared TO receive and the article
accommodating terms Having number o. presses in the
ame buildings, they also prepared any to
so and rsbae tin the neasst manner and low rates.
EMERSON, TOURNE u CO
apo 1853 TehOnpitOulas st.