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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-19
a, II. COCHRAN & CO.,

a. Es GDChRAE ~ OOss
27 TCHOUPTTOUL.AS Street
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and I'M
u Porers Of FRUITs, NUTS etc have for s9e
CiTR0Ns-35o boxes. flesh Genoa.
FIRE CRACKERS-5OO boxes No,
CHAMPAGNE-lO0 baskets.
NUTMEGS-5OO ID No. l. = -
BRANDY CHERRIES MUsCAT WINIE5-3(0l eases. eases;
LOBS TERS-Agenis for manutac'y, j. Caldwell & Co.
PEPPER. PIMENTo and RACE GINGER-lOO bags.
AIM iNDs-8O0 fails and bags, soft shell.
WINES-Poh various qualities Sweet and LIy Malaga
FILBERTss,' i Brazil NUTs-and every variety of
Fuits and Nuts.
RUTTER-250 kegs superior st. Louis;
dis 8m Agency of the celebrated American Powder Co
r1p TO E2p THE RTsrI HRR T}2{TED STATES has
s szA4H4zzzss and CHfLDRENSS CLOTHING. -
YOUTHS From 10 to IS yeasof age.
Black Cloth Wadded PALEFOTs and sAos.
Brown. Olive and Black Tweed Paletots and sacs.
Blue and Dab Blanket Paletq a and G SECS a;rs
SG2sr black Coh o FoGk c ana pss
Plain and fancy cO PSEST T.9ih GISaA''
Black blue and fancy cOloed Cashmere PANLs s pants
Black Corduroy PANTS.
Cloth, Cashmere, Silk and Satin VESTS all styles
Cotton Shirts, with Linen Bosorns, Collars Wristbands.
eOored. striped, etc etc.
CAPS-Very fine Cloth with Silk Covers.
Very fine Cloth Caps. Silk Glazed
SUBSCRIBERS Gum E asiie Suspendes.
SOCKS.-Colored and brown Socks -,
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS-Ln and Silk.
BOYS From 70 II years Of age.
All coors Cloth PALETOTS and SACS.
FrOck COATS.
Round JACKETS.
- Polka and Sklrt Jackets.
- Harvey
Tweeds S ACS.
Black and cOOred Dress CLOAkS
Fancy cooTed Tweeds School Coaks.
PANTALUONS of all kinds, fine and coarse
VESTS of all kinds fine and coarse
SHIRTS-Linen and Cotton with LINEN Bosons'
CAPS Susnenders, Handkerchief, Socks, etc. etc.
CHILDREN'S TAYLOR COSTUMES, new style,
made from fancy Cloth and neatly braided for Children
from to years of age .-,r,
All cOlors Cloth Monterey Skirt JACKETS.
Polka -
Harvey
PANTALOONS- co0rs, to match the above suits.
Shirts SuspendeTs and Seeks.
CLOAKS- Cloth and coOred Tweeds Clocks,
~ The above Clothing cannot be surpassed toL SIZE
and durability in the city. Unusual care has been given 70
this branch Of business and children now be ed IN
manner that will excite the admiration Vt the most
DIST corner of Cus'omhouse and Old leyee SIS
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]. MCNEIL, Tailor,

COHNON STREET. taoO doors from CGroRdelet,
VTTOLD respectfully solicit the patronage of his friends
wv and the public generally He hopes, by dill Ma
gence and attention. to render entire satisfaction to IA
Am who may favor him with call. He will keep a}9
always on hand good astsorment of CLOTHS, LII
CHSSLUFRES DOESRIJTS, YESTIN'CfS, etc. etc
a5o Clothes neatly repaired at the shortest notice. and on
the most reasonable terms. nl6 3m
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AUDITOR MATHEws.-A day or two since,
says the Vicksburg Wing of the 18Th, we noticed
in the Columbus Democrat, card over the sigma
ture of James E. Mathews, contradictng certain
statements made in this paper concerning the ex-
Auditors recent Indictment We stated, on the
authority of a letter from a reliable gentleman in
Raymond, that Mr.. Mathews was first held to bail
in the sum of $4,000, and that afterwards, on mo-
ton of District Attorney Arthur, the bail was
raised to $1,000. Mr.. Mathews says this is not
correct-that Judge Coulter required him " to enter
into recognizance of $1,000, with two sureties Of
S50Oeach-that this was done-that the District At
tornev expressed dissatisfaction with the amount of
bail given and moved the Court to increase il to 81
500-that the Court refused the motion, but that at
the suggestion of Mr. Mathews himself, the Attor-
ney's motion was accepted by the Court, and the
increased bail given accordingly Mr.. Mathews
further says the sum Of $1,000 was never de-
manded by Mr. Arthur" We make this statement
now, in justice to the accused, without having had
time to receive reply from our informant, to whom
we have applied for an explanation of his COM
municauOn upon which our former notice was
based. If that notice was missiatement," as
Mr.. Mathews declares, we need scarcely say that
the mistake was entirely unintentonal.
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FAIRRANKS,S

Patent Platform and Counter Scales.
TTNHE undersigned, sole agents in New Orleans OF MessFs
ST Iobusbury, VT, celebrated PLATFORM SCALES,
arc prepared 70 furnish them at manufactures prices
Counter Scales, to weigh from Il ID. to 81 lbs.
Duggists' do do. do. drachm to lbs.
Portable Platform Scales do , s90 to Y 5oS lbs
Dormant do. do. do. 21U TO 5yU IDS
Iron Scales, do! 20OO 70 5OUg IDS
Railroad Track Scales for weighing 10 to % TONS
Do Depot and Hay Scales. do. Alto tons,
The above particularly recommended to purchasers as
being superior to any other article of the kind IN use
for correctness and durability to which fact ample teS
monias can be furnished. - . n 80
STARK, DAY, STAUFFER & CO.,
DO I'm dEW corner Canal and Magazine streets.
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FASHIONABLE oLoTHNG,
At 81 Canal street..... Under the Planters Hotel
JHE subscribers have received by the steamers Crescent
Il City. Falcon, and other vessels from Newly ork acholce
aud fashionable assortment Of CLOTHING, suitable for
the present season. They have uniform reasonable price,
and giving satisfaction customer but IT, sub
sequently purchase any reasonable complaint should
be expressed the caueof such complaint would be cheer
fully attended to, and an eqnitabe adjustment made.
Gentlemen's Fine CIOAKS.
Ako a good CLOAK for S12.
BOYS CLOTHING in variety.
FINE SHIRTS; Silk and Kid GLOVES; -
SUSPF NDERS; CRAVATS; HANDkERCHlEFSi
TRUNKS; UMBRELLAS. Etc. Etc.
az A call is respectfully solicited. - -
JOHN SOUTHWFLL & Co,
d8 4md&W q Canalstreet, under the Planters Hotel
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FINE READY MADE oLoTHING'

N O.
HE subscriber has in store and constantly RECEIVING
4 large and splendid assortment Of READY MADE
CLOTHING. As his stock is very extensive and The season
somewhat advanced he offers to sell single garment
at the lowest WHOLESALE PRICE. His stock consists, In
part. Of
snnar Mniharyv Cassimere D'Orsay do.
Black Blue, and Brown Cloth Dress do-,
Bl'k Brown and Olive Coih SACS and PALETOFS.
Black Blue and Brown Cloth tT0ek COATS.
Brown and flol mixed Tweed SACS and PALETOIS
LAMARTINE SACS-a new and beautiful article,
made expressly for this market
Extra fine Black D0eskin Cashmere PANTS.
Super Fancy Plaid and Striped Cashmere do:
White Marselles and Fancy Cashmere VESTS.
Biaek and Fancy Satin (Poka) do.
Black Embroidered and Fancy Cashmere DO;
d5In NJ. BARNETT, IL Camp St
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Pork TRADE.-At Quincy, ILL.,, pork is quoted
at from 81 rs to 50 50. Large quantities of pork,
it is stated are being put up this season on the Hi
nois river. More than half the receipts of pork,
lard, ETC., at ST. LOUIS thus far this season, have
been from Illinois
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OFFICIAL VoTE OF IowA.-From the official
returns of the Presidential electors in Iowa, it ap
pears that the vote was as follows:
Cas- and Buter.....,. ISV21
Taylor and Fillmore 'lg'22ood
Van Buren and Adams. 1dd2266
Scattering
Democratic majority over wing vote 1894; free SOIL
10 925 over wing and free soil. 1858 Cass and Van Buren,
Taylor, 262O.
In Potawatamie county (unorganized) the vote
was, for Cass and Butler, AZ; Taylor and Fillmore
527-vote excluded.
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"MOssELMAN Yin c." for Roofing.
TTvHE subscribers agents for the sale Of the Viee Mon
tarne Co & celebrated SHEET ZINC, would call the
attention of Builders aud oe to this article, (when used
of pToper thickness and quaIty) durable and economical
arcei OF Roofs II hes been used roofs in Europe toI
thirty years without repair and apparently good
As when rt put on II is particularly calculated for the
roofs Of large bindings Churches Sugar Houses &c CiT.
cuaTs giving all the requisite information III esubJeo can
be had and models Of the mode Of using appica-
tom STARK, DAY, STAUttEh w.,
Al I'm d&W eoTner Canal and Magazine streets.
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Total % $40 1867 l0389. "a. 23l 2fs403 3632
Ctass over Taylor. 6747. Polk over Clay 1856. -
Taylor and Van Buren, over 595S
Ca and Van Buren, over l5o
Two counties HoughtOn and OnOntagon not returned.
In each of these Cas- had majority,
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THE New STEAMER BELLE KEY.-The New
Albany Bulletin gives the following description of
Capt Keys new boat the Belle Key, which is
nearly completed at that city. " Her dimensions
are as follows: length of keel 267 feet, beam 81
feet, hull feet; six boilers, 30 feet long and 90
inches in diameter; two cylinders, 10 feet stroke
and "a inches in diameter, with doctor and extra
boiler to raise the freight out of the hold. Her ca
bin is 203 feet long, and furnished by r. II, Hqrl-
but, of this city, and Hite & Small Of Louisville.
The engines were built by our enterprising manu-
facturers, Messrs. Lent, South 81 Shpman. The
cabin by Beeler d Thompson. Upholstery by Mrs.
Randolph, of this city, and Hugh Wilkins, of Louis
Vile The Belle Key is intended to run between
Louisville and New Orleans, and will prove a
popular boat, commanded by such clever gentlemen
as Capt Peyton Key, and Messrs. VIM. Stinton
and C.. Adams as clerks
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YOU'VE EDIToRs.-Our young and sprighty con-
temporary of the Dayton (Ala) Argus, thus dscour-
ses of young editors:
"We see the assertion going the rounds Of the
press that Seaton Gales, Of the Raleigh Register,
is the youngest editor in the United States or per-
haps in the world, not yet having attained his
twenty-first year, Well, we reckon that we can
come under him in editorial pTecOcty. When we
took our seats in the editorial chair Of the Alabama
Argus, which was on the 18th of October last, we
were IS years, Z months and % days old. We are
now Is years, 9 months and % days old. We wanted
Q months and days of being Is years of age when
we were married. We were born Feb 18th, 1880;
we were married December 10th, l847, and we are
now the father, though not get nineteen, of a fine
fat boy over two months old, having been born
September the 9th, ls4S. Beat it; who can
We want to know"
~VVhat will bachelor editors saw to this
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SLAVE d Ell OF.


REMOVAL.
AR. HOUGH has removed his office TO NO. IS CIRCUS
IL between Canal and Common streets. Professional Niits
and Office prescriptions be settled for when made Ohce
ho1n from 70 II, A. NJ, and ! 70 ., Pm. ASoom
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SHIELDS & oLLINs,

Wood, Steel and Copperplate Engravers and
Printers.-34 CAMP STREET, New ORLEANS,
VETOULO inform the Public that they have located them
w selves above and prepared TO execute all orders
entrusted to them with neatness and dispatch. BQSI
NESS AND VISITING CARDS. BILLS OF Elk.
CHANGE AND LADING. BILL-HEADS, BANK
CHECKS, JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE, engra-
we'd in the neatest manner Having procured extensive
and well selected assortment of CARDS, PAPER, etc, are
enabled furnish the business community with superior
PRINTING at reduced prices. Commission Merchants
having Plates respectfully requested to give us tnahe
RSF STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, STAMPS,
and CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, for sale.
IT, WOOD CUTS and STENCIL PLATES executed
to order. Ola 3m
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SMALL STEAM ENGINE -
ENOR SALE-A small and beautiful y finished ENItNEt
IL nearly new and in complete order, for sale IL was
manufactured in New York and Of about one and
half horse For terms etc. andy at this Office Oh
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The Presidential Election.
FLORIDA OFFICIAL.

The following is the aggregate Electoral vote:
WIG DEMOCRATIC -
Jackson Motion 1921 John Milton ........... 5235
SAMUEL Speneer -. 1876 Charles H. Dupont. 32l3
j. IT, Mcintosh .454l G. r. Fairbanks. 3s32
AveTa ge vote -. 1889 Average vote. 3256
Wing majority -. 1901: Total vote....77
Annexed is the official vote, given in October, for
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HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
rs ROARDERS Or DIZZY PUPILS.

CARONDELET STREET, NEAR ST., JOSEPH STREET.
LSTA BLISHED in I842 under the supeintendenee OF
IA the Misses ALLISON from London-ln this InStitu-
ton conducted the best plans Of European instruction,
the course Of STUDY thorough and systematic no vague
theories superficial methods OF teaching TO elicit display
resoed to- any Of the various departments OF science
or literature.
The French Language is under the superntendence Of
French gentleman Of high literary atainments other Ian
guages music and the accomplishments taught by mas
ters Of equal eminenee in their professions
Drawing in every style is taught by the Misses ls0n,
themselves pupils for many yeas one Of the most eminent
drawing masters in Europe
f Terms be known application 70 the residence
of Che Misses ALLISON Car0ndel LET st. M "
DRAYs, WAGONS, CARTS, oART-wHEELs, SO.
ETNBE undersigned, agents for the sale Of III
4 ID G.. Wilson'S and T. Chids Y Co.'S Es
(of Philadelphia Drays. Carts Wagons, etc.
have on hand $3.50
so DRAYS iron and wooden axletrees, assorted sizes
20 WAGONS. assorted sizes-wiih and without bodies.
10 CARTS, assorted sizes.
100 pair OK CART WHEELS, assorted sizes.
90 WHEELBARROWS.
rs CANAIrBARROWS. 5000
d5 les Tehonpitoulasst.
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A SLAVE WOMAN-aged about 50 years-a good
N Cook and splendid Washer and IToner sober and par
euarly honest sod under full guarantee, without fault
Apply at the office of A. MAXIMUM
dS St Charles street. one door above PoydTas.
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M. pECoURsEY.
RAN AWAY.

FTVHE BOY DANIEII aged about 30; complexion o..
4 Gopher color; feet ORB inches high; stout luit,
and inclined TO be bald. A suitable TewaId WI PEI
pam ang 81 ms soYT e. FORD II St. Charles street
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1rTNA. CUT GLASS, CROCKERY WARE, Etc
n T1JH FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHINA; (97zY
ID Roman French and Bohemian Ornaments; -
(-TaCut Glass Decanten. Gohlets Tumblers, Wine ~
Gases, etc; Solar Lamrs; . -
f Dinner Supper and Desert Plates OF the nehest des
49, cdptOn and latest patters-to be purchase on the
most reasonable terms, at 100 TCHO
corner Notfe Dame street du I'm
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WOOD. CHARCOAL. TAR, PITCH, SAND,
SHELLS. ETC,

WOOD, CHARCOAIh TAhg ElLO1as s1ANOi
SHELLS, ETC.
TENHE subscriber having the Oldest establishment on the
NEW BASIN for the sale OF the above Articles KEEPS Tor
sale the best OK .qSH. BLACK-JfCR, HiCKORY
ana PITCH. PINE WOOD, which will be sold at low
prices Fair measurement gyen and delivered free Of cart
~ ORDERS iet at the office, No 10 SHELL Roam side
of NEW BASIN viii be promptly attended TO; orders left
in Older Box at Mr. John Hewetts Exchange, previous to
9o'cOck A. NJ viii be filled that day; after that time
they will be puncualy attended to on the next day; -
ms I'm r. ]. WHITE.
TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, BUILDERS,
Carpenters, and all others interested in Building
VTT p KELSEY & co. STEAM MANuTACTORY,
w ST. Pa I'll Street, bst0eeH Julia and Gtr0d sts,
near the Protestant Cemetery, now fully prepared 20
execute order every description OF work used IN pVae "
other buildings, such as -
Panel and Store Doors, Mahogany balusteb'
Rolling & Stationary Blinds, Awnig Posts, r. coIn,,r.
Window Sash Caps and BAGS BAGS Ioa N9'o a1J
Window and Door Frames, Aiah0g 44Ry @ Wgeayrv
Mahogany Newes, BACK " e q A WIN S'
TURNING of all kinds done to order. r s.
RFTTInINCSS of description contiaceu 10Y; SuE-
Houses Furnaces. Chimneys and Machinery, WIN every
tbng aDpertauipg thereto complete, on me D ana most
aDprovsd pan Drafts Of Buliines and machinery made
IN 9Tder Stores sbelved and Bars htted up.
An orders addressed above all meet with prompt atten
tom Those who DESTROYS oil building would do well TO
give a call. NIL W.T.. g.. a
Efep White Pine Lumber, and Yellow Pine, for blidln
I,9rposes constantly on hand aud for sale OF 6m
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A GROCERY and SHIP CdANDLERY. situated in
"A a most eligible situation in the city Of HAVANA,
convenient to the harboThs establishment, WHICH well
known and has an excellent Of custom, will be sold
on the advantageous conditions and be delivered
forthwith There is also NEGRO MAN and tafbQr
it or separately. ,, =,
For further particulars apply to Mr.. G. sCHMID. No
81 GTaveT street. nj I'm
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GOAL! COAL :!
CtlTY COAL YARDS.-OFFICE and YARDS NOS So
~ and 334 TCHoUPITOULAs STREET three squares above
ST. Mays MarketAlways hand and for sale, wholesale
retail either BY aoat OF ou OF yards IN any guam
tifv- PJTTSB URGf, .ANTHRdCIJE. E.NGLfSH
CaNNEL and TR.4DE WATER COAL.
Seamship s cOaed and trimmed with dispatch; STEAMBOATS,
TowboaIs Foundres Cotton Presses Sugar henees, HO
tells Smith s. Mills Plantations the upper or lower Cost
Water and Gas Works supplied with any quantity Of the
best PITTSBURG COAL at the lowest market rates with
Dispatch Families Stores, Offices etc supplied with the
best quality Of Pittsburg nthraeie English Camel and
Trade Water Coal well screened delivered in any parts OF
the cities Of NewOreans Lafayette and enyOns at the low
est market prices.
Eg7@ All orders strictly attended to-.
~" Contracts entered into TO supply yearly;
MCLEAN, WILLARD Il CO,
las
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FoR YuoArAN.

MILITARY GooDs.-TRe subscribers have now on
iva hand zoo u 81 RIFLES from Harper's -
Ferry a large supply Of COLTS REPEAT.
ING PISTOLS; lsiE shOo!sgFssl English BEIL III
priced Revolving Pistols which, with eompete asoTtnen
Of SWORDS, SABRES, Military Sashes, and Other hiIl-
tary Eauipments they offer for sale low for cash q 70 10
Chartres street [Je22tfJ HYDE &GpDnklCH.
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TAPESTRY, BRUS SELLS AND VELVET
CARPETING.
wv are receiving large assortment OF the above superb
w CARPETINGS... AL So.
BRUSSELS 3plys Ingains in great variety of qualities
and patterns, Venetans, for halls and stairs; Figured
Baize and Linen for CTumb Cloths
WINDOW SHADES. HAIR CL01 HIS, I'm 10 to 81 inch;
TABLE and PIANO COVERS of various qualities
MATTINGS and FLOOR OIL CLOTH, FIN to "a feet
wide, beautiful patterns, of various qualities and
well seasoned all Of which offer at the lowest
market prices, at wholesale or retail.
90 am a. BROuSSEAU q CO.. q ChaEtnes 81.
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0OpARTMERsHIP,

ON the Both Of September 1873 the undeTg5sd sssqel9,
" ted with him in the BOOK and yOB fheN ~
RTrSTN ESS MR LEWIS A. MIDDLETON, late Of MOBILE
Tie business Of the viii in future De conducted I'M
der the firm and style Of SPENCER x MlPPbetf9ny rpp
O23 n.-oEbl.Nt
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A NEGRO MAN. aged about % cas- remark ably stout,
N and well suited TO heavy work OF any kind Aso-a
NEGRO WOMAN same age, who is good Cook,
Washer and Irone but would make good Field Hand.
Both Negroes will be sold with title and health guaranteed
For terns and narcnars inauile 81 this office. d5n
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ON Saturday evening last, in the neighb0r. f
" hood Of the FIRE in Poydras street, Red
Morocco POCKET BOOK-c0ntaining vau- NM
able papers. which the owner can have, by call -
this Office and paying for advertisement. OH
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EXTRA PAY,

EXTRA PA T.
THE undersigned fully prepared 70 execute all papers
N necessary to procure THREE MONIHa NsaA
m EXTRA PAY. and collect BACK PAY HAt-o
l and EXTRA PAY due the heirs Of deceased eSk4saY
officers and soldiers who served in the late war 10y
with Mexico Office in New Commercial Exchange directly
nm re1 Major Dashiell's office. VIM. MONAGHAN,
ll2 lmt Late Capt. Co F 9th Regt- la. Volunteers.
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NOTICE.
WILL PAY NO DRAYAGE in future, except to
: ~ L1os9 wnO Nv ~ w p. MUIR. e ST. Charles
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NEGROES TO HIRE
TWO NEGRO MEN TO hire By the month OF year, For
II terms. inquire AZ this office %
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SPICE AND COFFEE mills,

SPICE AND COFFEE MILLS,
No. a OT'RE DAME Street.
I L. BOLEN would respectfully inform the community
y Of New Orleans that he at all times prepared a. the
above Mills furnish and ground Coee ground Spices
Of al kinds together with Conmeal, Homlny and ntz
Steamboats, Groceries and Restaurants supplied At the
shortest notice. 90 -
BUTTER, CHEESE, Etc.
GOSHEN AND WESTERN BtiTIER-l100 kegs.
u CHEESE-500 boxes Western Reserve
ALE-o00 barrels Northern and Western.
UIDER-250 barrels Newark.
BACON-a0 casks Cincinnati cured.
TEAS-750 packages, assorted.
BUCKWHEAT-200 packages.
WINES-I00 barrels Madeira and Port
MACKEREI5-200 barrels No. 5-large., N n.
CANDII ESQ boxes Star, Sperm. and IahO"'
FIRE CRACKERS-450 boxes No l.
STRAW PAPER-2o0G Reams. For S sac ~ n T -.
d4im A. D. GRIEFF & CO.. o. 40ena z oll L2xss
PTTuDINC LOTS IN LAFAYETTE
TWO LOTS 30 by LIT feet, situated on ne corner %
4 ~ TscEson and Ghesuat streets-fOr sale By 80
Dis LANGDON s GRlCE, "a 81 Charles s. '~4~
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stem
Jude
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GROCERIES, Etc.
CTURGES & WRIGHT offer for sale, at 30 TCHoUPI-
400 Boxes Star and Tallow CANDLES.
200 do. STARCH, " Fox's."
400 do w. R. CHEESE.
90 do s. c. BEEF TONGUES.
so do KETCHUP. -
500 Firkins and kegs superior BUTTER.
I'D Barrels and half do. superior Roll do.
200 Kegs Leaf LARD.
so Barrels BRIGHT NARNISH.
90 Hhds LAMP BLACK.
leo Gases Dairy ENGLISH CHEESE.
regular suDDlv of GOSHEN BUTTER. MI II
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rnor and Congresamen

Annexed Is the Official VoTe' g
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DTSSOLUIIUNs
TF1uE COp ARTNFRgHIP heretofore existing between
The undersigned in the auction GHd Commission busi
nsss r THIS DAY dissolved by mutual consent.
-; ~. ~ tbe Arm j. o. PERSON.
'u'i"'7' " ]. A. BONNEVAL.
esy- Tho subseriber will continue the AUCTION AND
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