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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-17
Enlargement and New Dress.

The business of the city continues to increase
apace, and, Tor the trst OF OotUber, the town pre-
sents an unusually stirring appearance. Had we
supposed that the season would commence SO soon,
we would have made earlier preparations for some
changes we intend making in our establishment.
During this month we shall enlarge our paper, and
appear in new dress. According to our order
the materials will not arrive for some days. and ",
cannot make the contemplated changes until lh'
latter part of the month.
ADvERTIsING.-0ur advertising columns have
for some time past, been so crowded that we were
unable to give as much reading matter as we de-
sired. After our enlargement, however, we will
be able to do justice both readers and to
advertising friends who have been so liberal in
their favors during the last few weeks.
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- eSSgEAAoA AND TIE MAN IN THE CAI.a-
I' ~ I155ls the fall Of 1916, while We were
eIlLing me Wetumpka Wing, we one dsv met Gov
EI1patlCh COhiA9 down from the most Office
winch WIS kSpt IN the second story Of btildino
the basement Of which was used a. a rn8nieir5sl
prison. The grating Of the ealaboose v-i1gIo,,, 80
Just upon level with The way By which tbe Office
was approached; and, upon The occasion REFERRED
20, there stood at it fellow, from tie I7r.o1tr7
who had been put in for some trivial oar1cs ~
was aWfully impatisni-his wagon havinT goa,
on-and as the Governor was passing, hailed nm
with
Hello! Amt thar no way for me to git out N
here i"
+" He applies, Governor said we, for E1seu-
tive clemencY."
+" My friend" said Fitz, !" ] have no power in
your case. The Council is sitting up stairs you
must apply to them"
have, d--n 'eml" replied the prisoner I;
and wish you'd run up stairs and hurry EN-. :"
Oh {" replied Fiz, g can't interfere, but En-
really sorry for you-YouE situation must be very
disagreeable.''
"DisagrseaBIe! On it, eff YOU was in here,
up to your eyes in nasPness, and a whole camp
meetn' of great big heas keepn' fourth o. July on
your fresh meat, Judge you would think twas
The Governor started off
" You re goin', are you 2 +" came frem the crate.
well, go and be ID"
FitZ paused and looked back
Look here, stranger" said the prisoner pathet-
caIy, you can't do nothin' else for me. III 'en
70 let you come In here and fetch a deck Wen
have some amuEenent-I ain'v a. low down AZ
sOme-I'ye got six bits in silver y
His Excellency shook the dust from his feet in a
hurry Chambers tAId.) Tribune
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TOBACCO. = There were one or two buyers locking
round. but we heard Of no sale.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES. "A few small sales were
made at 51<G5lc for Fair Prime old CROP and IA hhds
new also sold private Another lot of
II hhdS new MoaIsS received but did hear Of
its being sold.
FLOUR-Thsfe was bat little dOue in the Flour market
the sales only including few hundred bb Of which 100
bbs ordinary st. Louis "a 72< d. lots At "a s7<
014 80, and 40 bb. OhOcs ST. Louis CVVahingtou) at
e5 50 . Dbl.
CoRN-PhosS have declined little and noticed 900
sacks yellow sold the Levss at 54 andabout 600 sacs
in two or Tires lOtas at So and 5eos . bushel.
BRAH.--4sO sacks brought 65fee3c. . loo b.
OATs--NsaEly 500 sacks ST. Louis Sold in two lots at
10 and 4lc- . bushel.
PROVISIONS.-The Pork market quiet. but pretty
steady at 50 Is for Mess in small IOtI and IS 39 IS 50
for Prime The only considerable sale Of Lard wax 80 kegs
prime at $50 2 D. Bacon dull. and piees dropping.
salss II casks Kentucky Sides So and DO City smoked
Shoulders at $40. p b.
ROPE-A lot Of 900 coils inferior sold - and $50 coils
prime at SIC. cash.
COFFEE-Phoes still looking up-400 sacks old Rio sold
at 3, go do at 81 1856 do musy at 9s, and $40 DO a
vana al Sc, p b.
WHIsKY-MaTkst declining, and go bbs. Rsctifsd
sold in lots at 23f023Jzo. y gallon.
FREIGHTS-Ths ship John and Albert " took fall
cargo of Cotton for Boston, at % balea further advance
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NEW FALL GOODS.

Cs YALE, JRs, q Coz
Fl MAGAZINE STREET,
Are receiving per steamer Falcon and other arrivals
heir Fall Stock of
SILK, FANCY, STRAW AND LACE GOODS,
Among which will be found a complete assortment of
Plain, Plaid Striped and Watered BLACK SILKS Fan
Oy, Figured Changeabe and BrOch6 Silks, latest style
COOred Satns White and Black do; COOTed and White
eros d'Afrique Cord6 and GlaO6 Silks COlOred Flor
Black Grape White and COlOred do Grape Lisle
Illusion, to.
Black, Plain and Printed CashmeEeH and MOuGssline de
LANES Black BOmbazine; Alpaca Lustres GinghamI
and a variety of new style Dress Goods.
WHITE GOODS.
swiIs and Book MUSLINsi TarletanEi Cambria ;
JsOonetsi BinhOp Lawn Linen Cambria; Striped and
fald Cambro Long Lawns Irish Linen Corded Skirts
Fancy Nets, ETC.
LAOEs AND EMBRomERms.
Thread Laoes and EdgngS Li5e and Muslin do, do
DODDlh ana SIX do. do. JacOnet and Swiss Trimmings
embroidered Capes' Collars, Cuff and Mantllas: Lace
Wells; Lace FlOunCing; Embroidered L. G. Handker.
ohieSi Rivere and Hem. stitch do; Tape and Plain Dor.
deTed DO Ladies' Fancy Silk Ties and Handkerchief
Gentlemen'S Black and Fancy Silk and Satin Cravats
SHAWLs, SCARFS AND SILK MANTIIIAs,
complete assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen, ,,
GLOVES, all kinds Silk, Cotton and Wooden no
sIERY Steel Beads Purse Silk Sewing SIX: Zspbv,
WOrstei Pins Needles Pearl Buttons Oil Silk Whale
bones Black and oOlOTed SILK PRINCES and TRIM
MINGS; Linen Tape and BObbins; Stay Binding
Green and Blue Barge for Wells Hat and Ribbon Wire
''3" OO'U' ''' STRAW GOODS
China and Rice Pearl Rutland, CObourg Berlin Aladdin
Palnla, English Split Straw, Tuscan Braid and Devon
BONNETS Bonnet Frames, Crowns and Tips New
style Bonnet Cap and Belt RIBBONS; full assortment
of Plain, Satin and Taft RbbOns, all colOn and number
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS-FIen Bunohes, Wreaths
etc., all Of which viii be sold at the Lowest Cash Prices.
@. YALE. IT,. & co. q Magazine st.
sepS 2md& 90 between Common and GIHTsE Sta,
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

IAFGYETTE. Tuesday, October i6-P. lE.
BEEF CATTLE The stock in market . becoming scant,
and pnees have upward tendency outside fgaies
for choice fully sustained and in instances sill
higher pee IS demanded We quota at s057Se. %. No
arrivals of Cattle to-day.
Hoes Have been in good request at 1855. 2 H.
Stock in market somewhat reduced
SHEEP-A considerable number in market Selling az
81 756Ds2 70 p head
Mich COws-$21S0$40 o head.
CALvEs-Sell at "a O0f0s7 " 2 bead.
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REcoRDKR BALDwIN's CoURr-Poics news is growing
small By degrees and beautifully less The winter campaign
has not fully opened and in this line the market is mssraby
deficient There is variety in the calendar" found
drunk and following no honest occupation for a living
the head and front Of the offending" Yesterday the
dock promised something more than ordinary from the an
Of the prsOnss but appearances are decetfu
and voucher" and bonds to keep the peacs were the
only decisions given And yet Instruction might be CLEANED
the dozen Of both that iound themselves last night
Translated from the courtroom 70 the work houss How
many model UlgTdHts could be shown up From the
Tricks Of boyhoOd day when the lazy Olngs oeTed the
S1 'I 5 % e h yS bSu5 that baking y The sun
taIng the area o. ssdoml Take Richard Filz5mmons for
that he afstocTsc pTeT Of Fiizn SSSui5 bs a5Ss5
Here indeed was subiectegadsd yet still contending
eOmmenced life in the Crescent City, under the highest
auspces-he was apprentced to timer; but foaking tie
having been Eent like his great nemeake into this breath
Ing world sea'cs half made up hsndsome face bsgams
motive speed. Could he who had bean beautifully
msT away II BSeF Bs n %o g foR 10 66ot @
ould he work at pint cups Friends asked him 70 join
Must he solder up pipes foT oihsTs He preferred bis
own and with these arguments Richard Fzsimmols bid
living and he should not lend any assistance 70 relieve Of
Time passed by and friends soon did the same there was
no stopping sheT one Or hs Other and q last ell that be
matter Of coDjecture-odgng an after consideration the
former Inconvenience shaened the features well The
e. some AZ sS FIpoT S u night n hs cmss Vii
affect the lungs and the famous cry Of despair Of the Third
ard OF the woIld-he A0Ca)rse enough without it,
Step by step Fzsimmons descended into the mIe until
PRstoay gone one Dick Gduu vas The pT0os he
hait did not pierce him while soaring high above bis i
ns wound Is the couple grace and the workhouse as
If we could be tempted to moraize might apply the
above biography to the hundreds Of fzlnmons that con
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List Of Vessels In Port Not Cleared.

C0TTeetea eoefg hgTtlg eSpeet9,lgLgr ~ CreSeell
CNotsIn the First municipality tdeGgnated The following
table
In the Second (m2 the R
No. being fathoa Landing the Thu
the Railroad
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" The BUBBLE REPUTATION Three of the fraternity
known in Police paauca dangerous and suspicious :"
taken into custody yesterday BY the officers of The
Third Municipality; The trio answered to the names of
William Jones, Michael Linden and Moses Doyle. Linden
Harold says, defomity ia daring,n we should suppose
faRziou
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ILLEGAL DETENTION.-An affidavit made yesterday
before Recorder GeHOs charging the driver Of cab No g
with OBTAINING Sl3 worth Of property belonging friend
Of the complainant, CDr. j. kOesp Who taken the
Charity Hospital by the accused the 10th u aud has
RUo led
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CbeaD PaDer. Blank Books s Stationery,

AT NO. 81 CAMP SI4hA
rsSDectfully return thanh 5afTAH
ii 10 their numerous friends and the PAD Ll-N
lie lfor the liberal patronage heretofore 9}
slowed upon them, and would TsspeottnLy -
sot its having now on hand lu and com
RFCvIvINe FREsH SUFPAIEs. IheI pisseht foeA. con
stats, in part Of the toho"lhE' "Al0u NV s- ~ '"s
by ~ Nv BoOKS-Ledgers Journals, Cash. Invoice
Aoant CuTTent Record and Receipt Books OF all sizes
and of the best quallty;,- ,,BvvSus v1ys,h ~
80 tbing compIsts-Of different sizes and qualities
e'R2f kNRS = CustOm.hOuse Entries aud COmweEcial
RiS1tS Of every description; Bills Of Exchange, Notes,
1rsn etc etc.. IN great Vanety
CHEOK BOoKS-On all the solvent Banks and Bank,
ing HOuIes in the city.
ton always on hand.
American manufacture.
sive assortment
INKSTANDS-Of all known kinds
Watets, Sealing Wax Quills India Rubber Lead Bsn-
ellis Wafer Stamps. Rodgers PeRknve and Ereis' tlice
Tape, Sand and Sand Boxes. Letter Gins, h ti: haeA
Lines Pen Holders and Pen Racks Tin faps, eslsis'
Counting House Calendars Bankars' Eases, toiAviss
Memorandum Book, Dianes, ste., etc.
HAVING ALSO, A COMPLETE
Job Printing ONCE and BOOK hlnsteA15 .lsss g.
in the same bnding we are prepared 70 execute ~
Printing or Binding in superior syie' anu a. SUN t -
cannot fail IN giving satisisetoa .pa5TRRNG
49,, mi Rlank ROolp Man lnctuf5Ta,
IA ,;.T 81 Ga@p strPet New ,lreans
OAT-P5iI s56s Anthracite Goal fog S S9s y io's to
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LATITUDE, 29 81 50 N.-LoEaITUDE. 80 w.-inTims. g.


Cleared Yesterday;
Bark John Carver: Lineken, Boston, J. w. Andrews Co
Bank Alton, Leekie, Boston, Dewey & Co
Arrived YESTERDAYS
Ship Lebanon Drew 90 days from New York. to T. Toby
Ship vofsburE Berry Is days from New York. to A. Co
Bark Abbot Lord. Hill. 2s days from Portland Me-. to mas
tsF-2d my.
m6Ster-2d my.
sOh snTah W5alOw. dayu from Pensacola, to master
Basin.
soht Matha Weber days from Pensacola, to master
Basin.
sTEAMBoAFs:
California, Griffin, from Mobile.
Princess Fauchd, FIN Bayou Sara--l95 bales cotton.
MOndana, LaIOse. from Balze-S bales cotton.
Anna Hnckley, from WashiBEton-S3 bales cotton.
ConoOrda, Frost, from Memphis--26OO bales cotton.
Mary Foley, DalfeIes, from D0nRldsOnYille.
Elisha, Landry, from Baton Rouge.
TOWbOat Pat. Henry, Davis, from the English Turn.
TOWbOat Caledonia, Thompson, from mcGaHs.
PasssngGrss
Per ship Lebanon, from New York-J. III. Williams, and
Per ship Vioksburg, from New York-MS. G, Hesys Mrs
NJ A. Iset Misses Mary and Agnes H0ey, Mss r. SnaA-
nOR Mrs. NJ Manning and ehilden Master o. IiaA9oA'
Mr. A. Bird, Mr.. ]. I. Shngedand. and ~ itsafass-
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ASSUMING THE CARKa OF OFFIoE.-EdWa1d WestfaH
being DESTROYS Of little brief authority undertook Mon
day night 70 the place and emblem Of given BY
the Third Municipality to Mr. Geay. Wesfail limited his
ambition TO the night watch f1t lesson and the i'll
cess Of this inatO step in the brilliant career marked out
must prove fatal to his future aspirations GearY depbsed
yesteday that he was violently assaulted and attempt
made to take away bis club. The aecussd will be examined
before Recorder SouZeueau
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GOTNG9 GOINGIG GOINGy!l
Ann Will. SOON RE CONE

AND With SUON BE CONF
p All the good Bargains to be had in "a
49, Flu RNIT RE VI
q. f@aaGS for the Season. Call at No. 50 lss4
CAMP STREET with as little delay possible, I
the balance OF stock on hard will be closed private sale
Auction Prices Still on hand good assortment Of Cabi.
ntt Furniture Chairs Looking Glasses Hair, Cotton and
Mos MstesSes etc Also two lets Light Painted Cham.
bs TuEnure-One set very handsOme-Whioh will be sold
low. oil 81 G, WHITNEY, So Camp St,
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Succession Sale of John s Lindner.. D. Maesagues
and Hans Addick, Executors.
BY FLORANCE & TAYLOR.

-. Office No. 81 GTavier street.
SATURDAY October 20 1919, u o'elock-W be sold
~ ton at Banks Arcade, by and in pursuance
Orleans dated May 81, 1919
certain TRACT OF LAND situated on both sides of Bodice
Creek in the Parish of ST. Tansny State containing
Acres possessed by him Bowman, ESQ Of
this city.
TIE Twelve months for approved bond
Act Of sale before Guyol Notary Public, the expense of
purchaser. -. Also -.
By Of order issued from the Court day Of
August last, viz:
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND, in faubOurg Bouigny marked
and numbered fyhye @ per plan before the Notary Public
Care referred in the will Of the licensed in this Court filed
No 3, OF the Real Estate designated to be by him owned
,,-,r ~, ar, ,..:. Also
ONE LOT OF GROUND faubourg Washington, measuring
80 feet front Eysian Fields by hundred and twenty
O feet deep between Force and Frenohmn Streets per plan
before A DuGae, Notary Public.
FIVE 81 SHARES of MERCHANTS INSURANCE COM.
PANY STOCK
Terms for the Real Esae-O third cash.
and 30 days for approved endorsed paper
Terms for the St0ck-Cash. OILS 6t
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OE OF THE SMITHs-A black sheep this distinguished
family designated by the Of James Smith, was sent
the work for thirty days for sssanng lady in par
tCuiar. and being in geneal Recorder Baldwin
vRdlcated tho outraged law in this case.
RECORDER GRRoIs' CnURT.-No business was tran
sactein this Yesterday. The was obvious
there nothing do. After taking VeFy fullfspo Of
the proceedings we adjourned
LARCKEY.-Msfy Place was arrested yesterday by the
Second Municipality police, charged with Stealing clock,
lot of orOCkstY ware, and 60 Recorder Baldwin viii
anime into the, matter.
ROBBERY-MOses. a slave Of Mr. Moore, was arrested
yesterday by the Second Municipality police, charged with
rObhHg the grocery the of POydas and ST.
John Streets Saturday night last of hams and Ohsr ar
Giles, to o considerable amount.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS..

Wednesday Morning. October II. I349.
COFTON.-Thsrs was come inquiry for Cotton yesisr-
day. And about 100 bales sold at the rfsa Of Monday which
D<c below those current in the sary part Of last week
NRW.oRLRAsH I'll HzrrrcsrTor
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Roarding Houge FurniLure.
White street Second Munioipality.

Whlte street Lot.............,S Second Municipality.
BY J. A. BEARD. Auctioneer
SATURDAY October 20, ~ ocoek-Wl be sold at Banks
- Arcade, without reserve, OF departure
certain LOT OF GROUND square bounded by THAI ia
Hercules ETato and White streets, measuring feet fronting
White street. BY depth Of g6
parallel lines, situated short
0ne-haf balance a months or note hearing
mortgage the perry which paid DUE to bear infer
est Al the rate Of cent.
ACT OF sale before j. r. Beard Public at the eIeps
the purchaser. ' - - IA "a
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Hercules Street Improved Property, For Accom-.
of former Purchaser.

6eFcules street Improved Property. For Account
OF former Purchaser.
BY J. A. BEARD, Auctionser,
-. .,,,,D -. -. - Office No. 10 Banks 4rcqdc
SAIURDAf October 90 1879, u o'clocVi b sold al c
~ ton Banks Arcade for Of former purchaser who %
to comply with The Of adjudication Sept a. l1 In
THREE Valuable LOTS or GROUND, with ali The improve
meuts thereon, situated TIE
and Caope and Triton WAX the New Basin sad
o are numbered and plan drawn Hedin dated
ION September, 6s sad lots
lines front on Hercules by depth inches and
ue between parallel lines On each
rented The street and sidewalk is paved and paid for.
n m balance Is,
in secured by he propertv which n not %
finally PAID $500 - -i li''i
The above lots Of ground sold for W. Revnos
who failed comply with the adudica on ~ abye
date. 90 80 -'''S
Acts Of sale before J. R. Beard Esq Notary Public at the e1-
Pense OF the purchasers. OLE
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COUNTRY REsIDBN0A ZOE sALH oR Fc

SOON4a h6S4O6NOG TUX SALE OK FOR
RENT.
A Splendid COUNTRY RESIDENCE two miles from the Il
II City containing 81 superficial Apens arpens f,N
laid out in the improved style and elegantly l
mented with and shruhbery all under the highest
On this there Dwelling Houses each
OF them very pleasantly situated very commodous having
large and spacious rooms, and other
surpassed There also fine stables aud carriage houses together
with magnificent howe gardens and houses and all the out
buildings which necessary the
large family This place amply supplied with the most desirable
fruit trees Of various kinds There from 500 GOO Grape Vines
OF the best quality These vines produce fruit that cannot be
passed in this country There also many and kinds
the choice ornamental and hundreds
the most and rich plants.
This property particularly well calculated for extensive Nur
y not only from its locality but the soil being particularly we'll
adapted for the raising and popagutng Of choice Plants Fruits
etc. etc, For further particulars and terms, apply
J. A. BEARD, AucuoneeT and Appraiser,
n1G he AFraHa
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Choice Lot of Ground on Msgaz ne Street, Second
MuuicipaIlty y

SAASASS AfSt Va 4h1eghGue street, second
Municipality,
BY ]. A. BEARD Auctioneer
SATURDAY, October u e'clock-Wi sold at aucon
~ at Banks Arcade, without
certain valuable BUILDING LOT, square bounded by
Magazine Race Constance and Robin Streets measuring Maya
zns street. e feet inches and lines by depth
made sand paid for
TeTmsThe purchaser payment notes for
S3l 5OO each dated 9th February 1919 payable Canal
Bank u, Is and "A months after date with per
Interest from date maturity and paid interest
thnreaier az Per cent per annuH balance cash.
Act OF sale before R. Beard Notary Public expense
purchaser. ais
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Large New Three-story Brick Building on Perdi
street, near st. Charles street

street. near St. Charles street
BY J. A. BEARD, AuctiOneer.
SATURDAY October 20, o'clock-il at auction
y at Banks Arcade without reserve by consent
Of parties
All that new threestory BRICK BUILDING Immediately fronting
the Shades, PeHo Charles
let Streets Second Municipality Said lot 20
Perdo street, by O2 inches depth parallel lines
The premises we'll built and leased for
SlOO month The value of this property will be much enhanced
on the opening OF Perddo Camp which will be
peed this
Terms-SGO0O cash balance and years with per
interest," for bearing mortgage the properly
Act of sale before R. Bard Notary Public the expense the
purchaser. oil
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GREAT ECONOMY nv KWDLNG FIRES
FVNHE attention Of Housekeepeu Ship Masters Grocsrs
TinsmthS and Manufacturers generally, invited to
Patent Composition called CHEEVER'S FIRE KIN.
DING which the best safest and most economical aT
Gle gyeT used for kindlng fires. Fifty Cents will supply one
fire every day for months For sale Wholesale and Re-
al at the House Furnishing Store, 90 Camp street
no Iur ALEXANDER Hill
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SALES AT AUCTION.


Slaves
BY J. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.
THIs DAY, "wednesday at u ocIoekW be Sold al Banks
4 Arcade
Several valuable NEGROES comprising House Servants Field
Hands and Laborer.
Terms and particular tof each save) at sale OF
Excellent Household Furniture.
BY THOMAS J. SPEAR. AuctioneeE.
"WEDNESDAY, October II, o'elockw be sold, the
W Cottage Dwelling House, in Robin street, between Constance
and Annunciation streets
All the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE house, consisting Of
the following bronze Washington 2day Clock pair ee
giant ManIe Vases large Maue Glass; solid Chairs;
black Hair do Maple Chairs Paor Sofas Piows
Table, Fire Irons Solar and other Lamps Carpets
Looking Glasses Drawing Tables Cherry Bed
gteads bronzed Lamps large Dining ree pieces Ma
hogany aud Cherry Writing Dessi Mahogany Sid6boHd; fine
Cut GlaHsRarei Crookeyi Dishes and Covers, ETC.,
Also
Rosewood Upright Cabinet Panocost $500; Book
Case and Secretary elegant Silver Tea-set Al En-
cycloPada with volumes Of Plates leather Gall
Ompletel Hume's History England Volumes Nes Regis
ter from the beginning 1873 which includes all Jacsons
Buttons Natural History and various other works Copying Press
set large anns Satin Curtains and fixtures large Mahogany
Counting House Book Paper and Letter Case large Cooking
Stove; Saddles, etc,
an the above articles good order and worth the attention Of
hOusekeepes
Terms cash.
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Catalogue Goods.
BY f. H. PETTTPAIN.

BY T. Fl. PEIITPAIN.
THURSDAY, October 49, at 10 o'elockWn be auction
L store, 8 Canal street
125 packages Of desirable FALL and WINTER GOODS con
sisng Of Blankets Of various sizes and qualities; blue
red Flanns keseys and nsey blue black and mixed Sanes
Cloths and CassimeTes Wooen Pads Cashmeres
Mousene Dc aines cooed, plain and figured
pAccas Shawls Of various and qualities Prints Cambrcs
Linen Cambria and Silk HandFeehief Linen Damesk Cotton
AIDES DRpers, Towels etc. and DOMESTIC GOODS such
DENNIS Stripes and Ticks blue brown and beaeed Drills GA
l04 and 24 6eachd and brown shseng brown
Shirtings
IT, s-Liberal al sale
Catalogues will be ready goods be examined early on the
morning Of sale. oI5-ol7
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PURE WATER.
UyHF "PATENT RAPID WATER-pURIFIER'

1--WE HUNDRED BARRELS Western Lime, fol
au5 sStf 10" y z. c. WILBUR & co. 10 Bank Paos.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-17

Cleared Yesterday;
Bark John Carver Lineken, Boston. j. w. Andrews Co
Bank Alton, Leoke, Boston, Dewey Co
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-17

I N STORE, and now landing
Az bk ANDlES, OF the vel known brands OF
FIe[eS" Pi1et; Cestell9 Peleyoisin etc.
Madeira, Sherry and Port WINES Of yarious grades and
= Very superior old COGNAC BRANDY, in demjOhns.
For sale by BURROWS & OSTROM
OI5N % NRioheZ street.