The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-10


They have received some choice articles in their line and
to-day the latest style of FAN Vests and Pants We
were avorad with glance at thsm on Saturday evening
and say that they really very superior Call aNo
"a Magazine street and lock the goods Should you con-
oluds purchase, which you will if you have the dimes
convenient Tnlember that one price is asked and no |
abatement"
GUINNESS & Co.. No. l2 Camp street, display to-day
the contents Of 20 cases received per Falcon The ladies'
Of course, win call. A Article in the way of work
boxes and card demand their attention aprOp0s-
One case was filed with perfumery.
THOMAS BRADY is now opening a number of packages
received per Falcon 1.-THE first arrival of his heavy stock
route from the North We particularly examined some
silks and them beautiful lot of small figured
French ohntzes the thing for the oudor struck
something that would sell well. In the hustle attendant on
opening new goods we could not make general exami-
nation but shall refer again to the extensive assortment
olasd to the ladies at No, q Charres street.
BANKS ARCADE.-This famous and popular place of re-
sort is undergoing thorough repair. Messrs Tufts s.
Dgges the propretor pang expense to sustain the
high reputation that their house has acquired On Saturday
last we paid them VISIT that might say to our country
ends-fIom PERSONAL inspection Of the premsss-you will
find this an agreeable and convenient hotel to soourn al
when visit city. To residents here it is useless to
speak OF Banks Arcade aluds to the successful manage
ment Of Messis Tufts & Dgges but for the benefit of
Others at distance, will briefly notice the internal ar
engagements. The house is situated in the very centre of
business Msgazne street, between Gravis and Nachez)
and is the daily resort Of merchants The large hall is
fitted with stands for auCtonee contains one of the best
ban in the city, and furnished with chairs lounges etc
for those who inclined to be lockers on in VIENNA
Here each day crowd attends to listen the voice
OF MAJOR Beard the Napoleon of auctoneeI who can per-
suade you that lot is preferable to the hustle of
Camp street; or that residence in Boulgny a rare
chance often to be with which should be accented
on the nstant Major B., in public private life has the
same extended views and famous for his hospitality as
the firm Of Beard Calhoun Co. for their mammoth sales
of real estse. Other gentlemen attend at the Arcade also
to dispose by auction OF lands lots and negoes and have
permanent stands for that purpose making brisk compe
tion and presenting, Saturdays particularly the most
lively in the city Public meetings held in the eve
ming at the hall. The lodging of the Arcade are
large well ventilated and adapted promote the comfort of
yisite The dining fitted up as restaurant the
guests take their meals at hour OF the day and in
duge in the good things Of life their fancy taste may
suggest. This, business is admirable plan
they are not Cramped in their operations by time for
eating nor need to consult watch to inform when they
should be the Qui Uige to rush an and a chair
Throughout this large establishment is the constant aim
of the genemany conductors to please their patrons and
from the kitchen to the saloon thing ordered for that
purpose. During the summer months Messrs T. & D. have
dined daily some seventy the progresses
the number steadily increases. Their very mode
rate We need handy add that this a bachelor hotel
The ROUND IsLANDERs.-We had The pleasure of meet
ing, yesterday, Of the blOckaded party from Round
Island He related to all the dangers and prvations Of
the SIEGE particularly the suffering undergone BY the in
the total absence OF butter. Lieut. Randolph senior OIL
Ger aoat having withdrawn from the contest the gentle
man had Dsen sent post haste TO purchase tins
commodity. Wsreoommended him to VIM. L. Cushing %
Gravier street. who had Just received large lot per At
lsntc by Mr. Cs advertisement perceive that he has
still quantity left Talking of eatabes we shall have
something to in another place about fine sugar.
cured hams and smoked tongues said TO have been pur
chased at StOughtOn's, No. "a Camp street. To-day we
shall make the requisite inquiries and hope give the in.
| formation before our paper goes to press.
| " HOME, SWEET HOME. THE assistance rendered by
immigrants their destitute kindred in the Old World
| amounts. Annually. immense and
established in city the Union for the safe trans
mission of funds to all parts Of Europe. No matter how
small the remittance, it punctuay deyersd the Gl saved
from the hard earnings Of girl goes sea- TO
make glad with its presence the inmates of some wetched
howell in the package with the draft for thousands sent
to banker of the metropolis We have never heard of
loss sustained by this modethe deposit too sacred to tam
per With even the agents were not well known esDon
sibs To Ireland particularly, great deal of money
is sent by the industrious immigrant here The warm feel
ngs and generous hearts of the and daughters of Erin
prevent them from forgetting those left behind with the
big at their hearts, in the land that once the
first flower of the earth, and first gem of the sea-" The
amounts sent with the Of the donors but the
like spirit prompts them ALA deep and abiding love for
those who shared the beside the Shannon or the
Liey and in the darkest hours of life Joined in the som
Of Erin 90 bragh" Through the efforts Of Mr.. John
TOoe No 20 Bank Place, office was established in this
city time SINCE for making rsmitiances to England
Ireland Scotland, etc. and has hssn for long period in
successful operation. Sterling sight drafts furnished for
amount and their receipt Guaranteed passages are also
provided in good ships for those that wish them every
I care taken to meet the wants of the emigrants
Now Is THE TIME-Our city is rapidly filling M again
and houses and furniture in demand Yesterday we OBJ
served posted Throughout the city large pacard con-
tanning most important information sHau gers and citizens
relative this mste 1t announced the intention of
G. Whitney No. 50 Camp street. of our largest furni
ture dealers to close his business and emphacay stated
that he should make sale of his immense stock without ragard
to cost. Mr. Whitney will close BY the ls of November
BUSINESS REvrvINe-F, H. Pstitpain will soon be pro-
claiming that dull times going, going. gone" On
Thursday the 3Oh inst he has sale Fall dry uOods
his auction house, No Canal street, and we predict
good attendance. We call particular attention to his adysr
ssmenE in another column. J. B. B ache follows on the
2lst, at No % Cont street, and that day dposes Of
great quantity of easOnabs clothing the Highest bidder
Let country friends make a note OF the above The
opening sales Of the season always bargains
IMPRoyEIENT.-NOts word about bricks and mortar in
this paragraph Another kind Of improvement is meant
that Of the handwriting of our yOungNnen We are glad to
hear that w Dobear, SO long known teacher pen.
manshD in this city forming evening class at the re-
quest Of number of young gentlemen for the purDoss
instruction in this necessary accomplishment. Mr. DolheEr
requests those joining not to leave the class uR they have
acquired good business hand. We like this and advise so
toO-uadsr Mr.. D.'ssystem this is no hard task.
- There is d tide IN the affairs Of men
Whict taken at the RO0d leads on 10 fortune"
SO sings the Bard of Avon and numbers attest the
truth Of the lines Few indeed but remember days wasted
in vain pursuits hours thrown away in denes that prop
eTy applied might have lead to great results But in this
wideaWaks age changes ever taking place and the
utiaran split Of the nineteenth century seldom allows
fair opportunity glide by without taking advantage of it.
On Saturday, good display Of this in the crowded
store Of our friend King No 70 GraYie street But the day
before, he had received beautiful silks handkerchief
edgngs, etc., per steamship Falcon TO which he naturally
called attention under advertising head and the result
was that he was bessged with persons to examine
and Of course, purchase. The White Palace" Revsl
looked to better advantage.
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RATS AND RAT-TRAPs.-The Delta's Albatross
brought the news that &c in England talking rat
trap has been invented which bores a rat to death
/ in about eleven seconds" This announcement
| must have made the Delta RAT-hole shake from
{ roof to basement.