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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-20


Bland Books, such as Super-roys.
Ledgers, Journals, Cash and
ray Books, Invoice and Record
Books, Royal Medium, Dem,
and Cap, in full sets, Of every
style Of ruling and binding, somt
handsomely PACED, and war.
rsnted Of the best linen paper.
Steamboat Books, Of every form il
use-Freight and Cabin Regis.
tiers, Passage Registers, Woo
and General Receipts, Cottor
Receipts, Trip and Memoran.
dun Books, Vt every Kind o
ruling.
Writing Papers, super-rOyal. royal
DENY, foliopost, English, Frencl
and American Cap and LetteI
Paper, ruled and plain, Com.
mercial Post and Record PAPER
ruled and plain, Packet Pos
and Note Paper, Papeteries Of
various qualities, a very fine as
Hortment, together with Mott,
and Transparent Waters lllu
minated WaieTs-a new Hnt
beautiful article.
FdHcy Col0red Paper, glazed ant
plain surface, various colors
Eng iah and American Tissue
assorted colors, Tracing Paper
every size, Gold and Silver Pa.
per and Strips, Bristol Boards
every size and thickness, Perfo.
rgted Boards OF different colnrs.
Sealing War dsd Waters, in grea
variety superfne English anl
American, Of all colors and sizea
Writing Inks, Of every quality
English, French, American ant
German, every color.
Extra fine French Pump Inks,and
OF very superior finish.
IHksidlds OF every kind, glass, ma.
hoguny, iron and bT0nzed metal
a very fine assortment.
Paper Weights, fancy glass, iroI
and bronzed,
Pen Holders, fine silver-mountet
Porcupine, Porcelain and Is.
cutcheon Shell Pen-holders, yerJ
fne.
Motto Sedls-Glass Motto Scala
various designs; Initial Seal
and Envelopes.
Pearl and Ipory Tablets, a fine
assortment
Desk Tablets and Calendars.
Porcelain Siates, every size, some
in Morocco frames, a very fine
and superior article.
Letter Clips, different sizes and
patterns, English and American,
gilt and bronzed.
Letter Receivers, different sizes.
Spring Tape Measures, a very
convenient article for the pocket
some with linen gauge at
tached, brass and German silver.
Music B00ts-A few beautiful
manuscript Music Books.
Patent Boilers, different sizes, a
very useful article.
Fanry Tdps-Fine Pink and blue
Tape, Tor cUunuug-house use, a
fine assortment.
FHacy Cotored Teine - Linen,
hemp and cotton Irvine, OF every
variety and thickness.
Adhssire Bonds and India Rubber
Of all sizes and qualities.
Ir1rj and Bone Letter Stamps, a
fine assortment, plain and ng'd.
Wood Stamps, for engraving.
Block Seals, for nOtariai purposes,
all tizes.
froJy Rales, G and 2 inches.
Measuring Rods, very fine, box
wood.
II From the facilities afforded
ness, we are enabled to sell all the
ouly a portion Of our stock, on Il
vie the mercantile community gen
fore purchasing elsewhere,
DAV
al 5meod& W StasoHas
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ANoTHER ExPLosIoN.-From the officers of
she steamer Cant arrived last night, we learn that
ths steamer Laura, plying in the ouachita river,
bnal hsr boilers on the Sth inst, at Point Ray
nspd, three miles below ouachita City. Fortu-
nateF there were but three persons ON the boat at
the time q the explosion: they escaped unniured.
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v m m erClNl EGGhHngG,
ST. Charles sIest, NewOresni Nov. ~, le49.
Ii TINS Telegraph Line good working
Rouge 70 all cities north and West all lett tlisohce
prior to halt O'Clock +. NJ. will express
BatonRouge, TO be Immediately forwarded by telegraph
MO Ct FST Charles Dsane, A2snt.
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THE RIVER AND WEATHEE.-The river was
falling slowly at Louisville on the evening of the
9Th, with 6 feet inches water in the Canal. On
the falls there were 81 feet water. The weather
was clear and quite chilly, with heavy frogts al
night Az Pittsburg, on the night Of the 9th
the river was rising very rapidly, with feet wate
in the channel, and the expectations of food
The heavy rains prevented boats from loading =,
At Nashville, on the It'll the Cumberland rive
was falling with 5 feet water on the shoals.
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rr.s.s-.--.-, CONFIDENCE SUNK AeA1N.-Last
s''y u.AAs says the Louisville Courier Of the
1oih' the steamer Confidence ran into The steamer
brooklyn. owned BY Capt MeComas. al Bio Bone
Bar, as the latter was coming nm stril,ina lsr IN
the larboaFd bow little Forward q the ba,eb ~
Confidence sunk Immediately, and ~ DAMAGE 10
her cargo consisting Of iron and nails prpoipally.
together with some dry goods, viii be verv mate.
rial She sunk near the Kentucky shore. in about
eight feet water good portion Of her cargo wa,
conveyed to the shore. The Confidence il o,snet
ty Mcclure q Rogers, Of Cincinnati. The Brook
lln was but slightly injured, and she pooeeded OF
e ciapinnati and was repaired and ready to star
~ Nashville, where she runs as regular paole
fhe nsxi day We understand that the owners ,
ne Brooklyn haTe instituted suit against the OWL
sf e che LonAdence, By which It appears that Ii
Roat was u fauii
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CoFFEE ADVANCING ABROAD. ~ We under
stand that the America brought news Of a decided
improvement il Rio Coffee abroad, with a good
demand, and prices quoted I'm Liverpool we pre-
snme) at IS 10 40s.
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~ The SeragiO Window the title Of a very beau.
ul painting be seen at Halls Artists Furnishing
Store IS Canal street. Frem morning until night, daily,
be standing before this attractive picture an ad
mining thEOng OF SPECTATOR In the complexion Of the two
female faces most pleasing contrast is exhibsd-One being
that Of deep brunette other perfect blonde The
dnperes beautifully executed and represent faithfully
the character Of the material of which the rich costumes Of
the Regal East are composed This painting one Of
the prizes intended for the st annual distribution Of the
International Art Union, the drawing of which is TO take
place time in December Persons DESTROYS of SUBJ
scrbing to this institution apply Robert Hall 48 Ca
nal street. Every cody that any body should call and see
this beautiful painting, at all events. O.
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tdem) Wayne county 700, Oakland COO, Living
sion 400. Monroe 3OO st. Clair 200, Macomb 300,
mghaa 100, Kalamazoo 90 Van Buren, 100. Ma
joEities for Litleiohn: Washtnaw 75 Calhoun 240.
Barry's majority for Governor in the State cannot
be less Dian 1000
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Mr.. PoUss1N.-A recent Paris journal says it is
the intention of the French Government to appoint
this gentleman to diplomatic post near one of the
South American Governments
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~ The Delta appeared yesterday in entirely
new type. The dress is extremely neat, aud the
mechanical execution Of the new sheet is unexeep-
tionable.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-20

BLAoKwoop.-Weld & Co. have sent us the
oesobsg number Of Blaokwood, containing, among
other things, Part the Last Of The Caxtons, and
Pat y. Of the nautical story, The Green Hand"
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BTT Abby Folsom made her last appearance at
the Agricultural Meeting at Milford, N H., the
other day-denoupcng the law and gospel, and all
kinds Of associations and combinations.
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Dry G0Oda' adapied for tiao MEXICAN

Dry Goods, adapted for the Mexican
MARKETS..
70 cases super Linen Pludlasi
~ Brltnnnias;
rs Linen Crsas ia Morlnir.
81 Fancy Cotton billings;
ls Blue Linen I.stadoesS
y es Super Printed Calcoes;
81 Lawns and Bslrornes
80 bales "A Inc Brown sheeHnFs;
% Chicopee ID DO
y cases ASSORTED Fwlled Cottonades,
70 - Indigo Blue Printed Caieoss.
~ 81 Bleaehad Cotton mperass!
~ Mohawk Sheeungs;
,o IN store and Tor sale reasonable terms bv
"s' )" MCDOWELL & PECK, SO Ciravier ST.
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Mail FAiLuRE.--A telegraphie dispatch from
Mobile Informs US that the mail to that point failed
Yesterday We shall Therefore have no Eastern
n y
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n@. We are indebted to the officers of the J. L.
Day, ior Mobile papers; and to the Montgomery,
for Naschsz papers.
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SoaHrHINe LIKE LieHTsNs.-We saw
islsgraphe dispatch last evening, which left Balt-
more al four minutes before Il O'Clock, A NJ, and
reached the office here at 70 o'clock, being precisely
oae hoar and fair uaiNlses between the two
cities We fear, however, that before this is fairly
ii type we may have to report the line as ag0rkSag
baliyn
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J. A. BEARD will sell, at 10 o'clock at Banks Arcade
Slaves.
j. NJ DEPGss will se sthalEpast 10 clock at Banks Ar
cade-Slaves.
FLoRANOE TAYLOR will sell at II O'Clock, at the Gov
eminent Wagon ard, Lalaystte-Materas for Wag-
Ons, Travelling FORCES, etc.
THOMAS J, SPAR will sell, at u o'clock. Banks Ar
Cade-Slayes
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W. respectfully call the attention Of Merchants and others who
may require any thing business to the LARGE and b
stock receiving establishment and which yss all
selected at the North under especial supervision Tor %
sales, consisting in part Of '''''
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ST. CHARLEs THEATRE Second Aight If Mss Julia
DeaR.-This evening will be presented " FaziO or the
Italian Wife'-to conclude with Robert Macare." Mr.
DeBarin the latter play has we'll meGted applause
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
$4,000 Worth Of Dry Goods, Just Received,
AT j. o y Cheap Store,


100000 Worth Of Dry Goods, Just Received,
ATT. J. o,DoHBRTY's oheap. Store,
Corner Of Tchoupioulas st. aud 81. Mary's Market.
~ The undersigned respectfully informs the Ladies Of Eewor-
cans and Lafayette that his stock Fail
open or inspection sud that every article
Precedenty oVihrices. The following comprise part viz:
Black Plaid, Striped and Watersd Silks;
Black Velvet Embroidered Ms1.esn, Yissi,ss and Manlaa
Canton Grape css6msrc ss Broe sS an XIX Fo Shawl,
Rg IaIistaR' fglerls 39d boi5d Musliusi
U@brsaa, PsTBso esD ua nI sanb S5sao0' fa'
Freneb s dtmu a E G9p1gG aa aAp2ss
Black Black figured lrsh Tqbinetts, very new;
totonades, Apron Che Ks, Denims and Hickory!
RED White, Blue Green and Yellow Fsnnes gums
sS Bo6 MS SA sa ap se s g90 I9h,& Needles etc.,
9con,, Elgi9gt 1 zoe and Plane Covers, al qualities
Brown and Bieachsi LINEN l and cS5n g5t,t,
t nossy' F Eo6on si ATihsas Laees and Gloves
Furniture PrSts Rsi HINGE Rg 1n s Em65FoleEles
,,o Oh. RI O'DoHERTls Cheap Store,
oC--e-% le-ou sSS St and St. Mays Aa'Ee'
~ Intern atiOnOI Art Union.
'dE pderslgned has the pleasure
sPLEa6 81 9 P6 ga5 he a' a r. % TnsE
opportunity ieTaains be h T. eIu KY sas PIos N
CRAVING" Ths Prayer for distribution 49, sesn
r,.s,.,', ~, aaR o9T iALL 3 20. a Canal
MIC 6t2awFrNM No
WOOdruff's List Of Cheap Theological
Books. ....... &c on tinued.l
Hooker's Complete WORKS.
Leighul'a Works, vol.
The Works Of ChilmgwoIth,
C0ieudges AIDS Reelection, VOL
Charlotte Eliza eth's Works complete yta
Banners Notes, 10 vols.
chalmers POsthum0us Works, G vols.
hlagee on Aunemeut and Sacrifice, 2 vols.
Thouck on Romans, vel.
kaber on the Doctrine OF Election, vol.
DR.. M9rris0u's Sermons Christ, vol.
Bunts Coincidence In the tl and Nav Testament.
The Purtans and their Principles, vol.
SauTins Sermons, 2 vols.
MeandeT's Plant ng aud Training Of the Church. vol.
The Book OF Jaaher, ! VOL
Southurds Mystery OF G0dlneEs, vol.
Memoirs Of Claiming,
Chamer's Sermons, 2 vols.
Meyne'a Sermons
McCheyne'B Works, vols
Blair's Sermons, ] vol.
Sutton the Sacramento, vol.
Sutton on Learn to Live vol.
Sutton on Learn TO Die, vol.
Mass and hubrlcs Of Romish Church I yol
Spincke's Manual Of Devotion, vol,
Sher0ck's Practical Christian vol
Double Witness Of the Church, / VOL nI66t Ain
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al u O'Clock at Banks Arcade numbsr d y,las NY Wy
gfoes well worth the attention OF those wishing 10
good servants. " purchase
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ORLEANS THEATRE.-This fashionable place of amuss
ment nightly filed This evening the fine vaudeyles
OF lie Chalet, 30 Richie Amour" and Bruius Lache
Cesar" will be presented.
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lAANHsaIvne-The Mayor Of Mobile has
issued proclamation appointing Thursday, the
29thi q a day Of thanksgiving and prayer.
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THOMPSON d NIXON,
Fashionable Clothing establishments,
Removed from No a Canal 20
MO 10 nAVHp

No, ~ CAlAE SIhEEEs
iiBt ulacers receipt per shps Hero Atlantic
= steamer Nevureaus large and complete stock
Clothing got up ia The best and style, expressly
trade Geut.gun Clothing resnedly ugifa
and examine the stock, which
Dress Coats, Of best black French cloth;
green,
Fancy Coats OF oooed cloths, mixed and drb c1 imers,
Pqea sacs, Of black cloth mixed and ilab cashmere,
TWegds,
Dress Pants, black French doakn cashmere single and .
BILE miled, with aud without ztraps
Fancy Pants Of single and double md cashmere
patterns and styles.
Vests OF black satin, SIR cashmere GTruaIne fancy CASH
mere, WOODEN velvet dr1 c44lrrs
tia
Oyerc0ais, OF drJ, 3ui col0reI cloths, new STYLES
Clanks, uf black cloth, 8 {, and uul circle
Shirts OF Hnau, cotton and cturIc
Hosiery, Msfno, silk and drawers, UnItrbs md
Half hose. ' ~
Silk and CautTc Handkerchief.
Black aud rich figured Silk CHyata and Morning Gown.
SILK cashmere Mrun0 8ud JUuyuis Kid Glove.
silk, cotton and gin-llm Umbrellas. etc. etc.,
90 2pd THOMPSON q NIXON 10 C,tgr Of
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TIIANKs,-We are indebted to the officers Of the
Peytona and Cant for late papers.
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Tie mali failed yesterday from beyond
Chafieslon.
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MUSICAL TRourE.-Madame Biscaeciant, Mr..
staSosoh and Others attached their Musical Com
rany, passed through Charleston, on the 18th, on
theiF way further South, hut were expected to re-
tuTn IN few days, to give one or two Concerts.
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sALE o. SLAVES AT AuoTIoN.-Thomas 3. sDe., ,s,,,
nn qeY' X o'clock several good servants earpents
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THR CeLUMBIAH.- is the title of new
weekly, Published at Cincinnati, and remarkable
for its neat typographical appearance
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GENEROUS AoT.-A subscription list in behalf of the
sufferers by the late dreadful catastrophe handed our
worthy Mayor yesterday by Mr.. Samuel GOuTey, of the
Franklin Exchange" Third Municipality. That gentle.
mans appeared at the head with the liberal donation
OF 800 opposite it, Let this be merely the nucleus for
general eO and the appeal has only be made meet
with response fiOm every man in the community.
There now in hospitals and elsewhere, who
have lost their all by this disaster many OF them strangers
in strange land without the oretuing to their
families Show them that they the midst of sympa-
thising community. that give more substantial relief
than words of sorrow expressions of grief Prove the
Inflated passengers that cizens of the South the cline of
warm impulses and generous deeds, lose an OppOr
tunY relieve the distressed and suoeOur the destitute
This appeal home us-he disaster occurred in our
waters and the wounded and dying borne past our
doors. ThepaeuaB are known to all the cries Of its vic
Tins still ring in cans and words are not necessary to
arouse public feeling.
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SAILS To.DAY BY DrPAss,-I. Nj. DsDs,. al. 81, half
pa' ~ % the highest bidder in Bank Arcade Pas,ase
,ae1o' 10 q Household Furniture at y O'Clock, in he
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Miss ANN HALLETT.-This lady, so long and favoraby
known the prophecies of the franklin House. Mobile
has perceive by advertisement in another column
moved TO this city, and opened house for the RceommOda-
lion Of boade No. Is Natchez street. To Alabamans
Miss Haetts house needs praise To strangers we can
confidently say, that under her pains will be
spared promote the comfort Of her guests render their
stay under her roof agreeable.
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ARREST OF THE FIRST ENGINEER THE LOUISIANA.
Samuel Smith, the Fnt Engineer of the Louisiana,
held to bail yesterday in the of $s000 appear
Thursday next before Recorder Baldwin laoting U. s.
Commissioner Mr. Hunt0n, the u s. District Attorney
will appear or the prosecution and understand that that
gentleman intends TO have Thorough investigation of the
leading to the explosion He has entered upon the
performance of his duties in this with deep feeling of
the responsibility resting upon him officer of the Fed.
era Government in strictly holding account the
tbOn Of this dreadful daaster if they be Identified
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hRRA1uM--Ihe Memphis Enquirer makes the
following correction.
" Ia noticing the modesiy Of the New Orleans
delegation, to our great convention by which
they obtained so much from the convention, we
E SAID we feared they would not wear their honors
"wel, as upon their return home they evinced
disposition 70 5rag. This word Drag the com
"posit0i converted into bray. which places all
bands in rather a ridiculous attitude. The reader
viii please correct
We don't know but that the eOu,posilOr. was
nearer right than the editor.
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THE subscribers Agents for the Manuactueg offering
as Nv SHELDON q POTTER.
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FashiOnacIe Millinery and Dress Making


II HAMBURGER lB Camp street. has received by recent arr
III. splendid lot Of the ABB Goods Of entirely new style
AZ ' other Rs'o tmant IN the CITY. n2 In
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229 Tohoupitoulas street.
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CoAl BoATs.-Fhe river on the Sd presented
ssiass q Heets Of coaI-boats descending the river
he nss aas brought down an immense number of
lhsss Ao'ang beds Of coal. We counted on that
day says he Wheeling Gazette, % in sight at one
,.,ps, pssWesn The two bends Of the river One
Au,ll'ee' y least passed down during the day.
0og'--sons $4,000 or 10000 bushels Of this
very desirable article arrived at Louisville-on the
~, IN tt''sspfg ~ tons Of Lehigh coal,
from 'hs sselgh6oShood of Philadelphia, was re.
ee.ss1 = ~ Louis on the 9Th, ala the northern
.os'S y en'aso and thence through the Illinois
SlG 4,'olsan canal and down the Illinois river
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Hoes-THE WEATHER, ETe.-The Madison
Qa) Courier Of the sth says, sale of 100000
pounds Of pork, at four cents per pound round
delivered in New Orleans has been made by one
81 orr enierprising business firms . "A sale Of 81
head y Eight but good beef cattle was made to the
house on the hin yesterday at So nett. The
Indian summer is now; but though the weather is
Delightfully."- pleasant, our people would rather feel
as well as see a change From ali accounts hogs
are abundant and only await a change in the
weather 70 give the packers something to do.
At Cincinnati, on the sth the weather being
cool, some slanghterng was done If the weather
continues favorable hogs viii bring 50 70 nett.
On the 9Th the cutting Of hogs had commenced
200, averaging over 200 pounds, sold at 50 IS
nett and 40 hhds Of bacon sides sold at four cents
packed The Paris Ky) Citizen Of the 9th
says the traders have been backward in entering
npon The hog trade, this fall but we suppose that
the prizes may now be regarded as settled at what
our farmers consider exceedingly low rates We
heard Of sales on Monday last at 81 IS per 100
pounds gross, on four months and at 81 90, and
a. low as 81 so cash "A drove Of $50 hogs
passed through Richmond, a few days since, bound
for Cincinnati They belonged to Messrs J. &
2. Campbell, and their average weight was 44O ID.
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Dr.. Hnnter's cTriosities Of Literature,
No. "a St. Charles street.

Dr. Hunters CUriOsities of Literature,
Hsorsd from co7r gT Exchange Place and CasoploaBss'io
No. "a ST. Charles street,
directly opposite the ST. Charles Hotel,
II As the Books Paintngs
Prints, the Southern Country, 10mpuas
Books Languages, DennuTits
Books in Law and Medicine Novels tutlos
chronological Works Of description Buard
ges Louisiana Report, c1moee and separate volumes
DO le and all the Cheap Publication Of the
Books
GsntAtu having to dispose o. will always he treated
with upon good lie also PAur
commission, suitable tor exhibition U Muc
from LGnon containing Operas Songs, by Composer
ln short perfect museum, the wsy and literature.
~ Books loaned TO read. and
n b. CliLegE aud
asked, they wish to buy any ding you wnnua
ccd 7 ia tgI
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The NOTE OF PREPARAT1oN.-The steamer Montgomery
brought down on her last trip Col Bngamsns stable Of
race horses from Natehez
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| I oHDoN PoRTER-15 casks tquarts) will be So low
Hg5 % close warns 4 "a Apply b1D TO po d o, n,
| GCOTCH WHlsKY-l puncheOn very superior Glen.
NO ''' H. 'Wi05ob CO., opposite Post a. Sd Ny.
I ImE-ll0l bbs fresh Thomasion Lime in store and
| II landing from brig Roland, ior sale by
no 81 JOHN STROUD 4 CO, las Common st.
FIRE BRlCK-sQ, 600 English Fire Brick in store and
n9o 81 Join STROUD 8 co. 145 Common st.
JOLAsTERlNG HAIR-8O0o bushels in hhds., bbs and
MO f 81 - j6HR STROUD s. co. lag Common st.
Wines, Liquors and COrdiaIs, 800
FOR BARS, sTEAMBoAT5iA AND FAM. 5=5
tied 70 order, in every style Orders for shiP stOss
as0 at the f TaEob pSdSRf %EEKs IS Common st.
RERksHIRE COUNTY CHEEsE-5 Berkshire COun.
- ~ Cheese Of 100 BIS. EACH very article
IS boxes English Dairy CHEESE;
10 cases Pine Apple &c;
Just received Sis sn Sdp IsI S ssis BY 80
MO 81 RAYMOND ARMITAGE, n, Camp st.
Twenty Dollars Reward.
a HUGHEs, Chief Mate of The British bark John s De
bsS o o T9 was a9wReG on Pg
inches in heights hair dark brown blue eyes and e hand
Capt. ROBERTS, on Board,
Notice.
E qPasSSRsd C9P B f9 The Distribution Of
the Parish Of Orleans, do hereby give notice that they are
prepared distribute the same Applications, accompanied
with written Testimonials and recommendation can be-
made 10 either of the undersigned.
j. A. MABBlN 45 Customhouse street.
DIR, j. II. LEWIS, Esplanade st., opposite the Mint
s. SPRING, IA Exchange Alley MO ct
To CalifOrnians, Planters and Draymem.
TTNENTS with portable Poles all complete, -
a 81 Wan Tents, with Flies, 9l5j India
Rubber Goods; Saddles from 81 10 e5; Har-
ness, AL complete, at 81 peTset; PACK Saddles
a3; HalteTs IS cents; Blacksmith Bellows aud Anvils;
Hose and Mule Shoes. Most Of these goods will be s6d
at less than half their usual prices.
"A s
Philadelphia DAYS Of all sizes; Government WagOns and
q variety Of other Government Goods.
A large assortment Of Eastern manufactured CLOCKS.
For sale at No. 10 GIRARD STREET.
NJ I'm ln2Ol second door from Commerce.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-20

GRAND JURY.-Th body meets again to-day for the
transaction OF business and understand that the subject
Of the Explosion of the Louisiana will be brought before it.