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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-02

TBE CALIFORNIA FLEKr.-The Boston whipping
Ltst OF yesterday contains the following summary
The total number Of vessels that have left the United
states for cslforna from the nensemept OF the
excitement 10 g. follo-s sLips is9 bsrks lis, brig.
liz. pchoorsrs So. steamers Total bT3
Of the sb-vs thsse have arrived at california mp u
the lsisst dates foo~s ships 80, barks ~, brig,
80, schot ners 10 ttesmsrs q total ltT.
The number that have sailed the past msnth, " Q,
folovs- ships Is, bsrks IA brigs Is, schooners Is
ts,.l So
According TO The same srthorty. there are now uI
Tor California AZ ships 81 barks "a brxa sehoorsrs
and sttamere total lOl vessels, OF which IA ship
tsfks brgs schooner snd steamer, are mp 81
Bottom IN all 80 vessels At New fork only ~ vessels
Philadelphia, 8, Baltimore. 4, New Orleans S. Nsvbu
ryport g. Nsw Bedfota, g. Bangor 81 ether places, IL
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PedIars or Small Wares.

q.
The increase Of these pedlars In New York has be-
come q nuisance. Every ten minutes, one Of them
enters your once rings your house door bell. IL
your door Is opsn for moment they enter, and,
without ceremony, go TO the garrett, and never
fail to plumber, chance IL offered Ihave been robbed
twice during the month. This articles sold BY them
ere either refuse, stolen, or smuggled.
There are two thousand now round the city. Tho
regular trade II affected by them. iris time TO put
end to the practice Ten thousand persons srs resdy
TO petition for relief The Common Council should
apply 70 the Legislature for Lag suppress this
trade II the present law is defective and Insufficient
REFORM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-02

List Of officers attached to the s. brig Dolphin at
Macao. June N VIM q ogden, Lieutenant com.
mspding; Alopzo O. Davis. First Lieutenant Jsmes
Heptinsop. passed Assistant surgeon; n. r. Lambers,
acting Lieutenant: J. L. Ds,is, do do; X Pssrce Ro
b.n.on, Masters Mate; P. L. . hammond. Acting
MioshiImin; A. 4. r. B.phsm do. do; J. Y. Hudson,
Captains Clerk.
The u g Surveying schooner Meredith, Capt Husssy,
sailed from Norfolk Charleston on the 3lst ult
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ys,,,cs pussIilgenee.

Tia Gaze Of .aide,~s~ Psssek K.nv -Ysstsrdsy. ~
ten O'Clock was fixed for the arguments OF counsel,
and the summing up In the case Of Alderman Kelly,
charged by Captain Msgnes with drunkenness and OBJ
structibs him in the discharge OF his duty but from
sone other counsel did not appear, and the
case has been postponed till 70. morrow.
Edward Smith and Thaddeus Smith were arrested
yesterday, on . charge Of fighting and cutting each
other severely physician called In TO dress the
wounds.
william Horn Il In custody upon charge ofsteAling
Q gun, and threatening the life Of David Molenor.
The usual number u drunken we're disposed Of
yesterday Ut the Tombs; but Of them possessed
i..far saf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-02

TnK RrscoN1RK BETwEE, MSssns. CALDWELL.
AND BARnIseER, or NORTH CAaoLINA.-On Monday
night, between the hours OF 10 and ~ o'clock,
or about that time, Messrs. Baulnger and
Caldwell met, when rencontre took place between
them. -Four pistol shots were passed from MAJOR
Caldwell, we learn, which were warsed oil by Mr
Barringer, with the exception Of one which entered
and came out Of the aeshy part of his lett leg,
below The Knee, doing only slight injury. Mr..
BarrnRer had not drawn his pistol before they were
parted. MAJOR Caldwell gave himself mp to the
authorities, and has gwen bail for has appearance
at the present term Of the county court Cha' ioifs
(N. c. Ho-n>f's Nest, Oct n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-02

ASTI-RENT OUTRAGE Sheriff Tylor and two
gentlemen who accompanied him, had narrow
escape frem a coat OF TAR ana feathers or Saturday
He went INTO several towns IN the aDtlrent district
TO sci some property ON which he had LEVIED. He
was followed by about one hundred of the Helder-
btrgers from place to place, who were armed with
Runs, pistsls, tsr.buckcts. and feather bags. He
attempted TO sell the property distrained on, and
the only thing "knocke ed down" was one of the
gentlemen Of the SHERIFF. party, who went along
to bid. Tie was struck on the head With the butt
ot whip, by one Of the antl-rent osrty. The
sheriff and his friends had the tar thrust under
their noses repeatedly, and several other indigs-
ties offered them They were refused meat or
bread 10 eat, and water or wine 10 drink. On
Thursday he had sale, which passed of quietly.
albany hntrkob,rkv, OF. %.
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We learn that the Oossn Steam Navigation Company
intend withsrsw their ships until next February
They will b. placed upon the dock undergo tho.
rough renovation improvements are designed aud no
exp.pss will bs spared TO put them In condition to
scmpsre ana compete fsvorsbly with any steamers
the atlantic rOCtes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-02

GREAT STORM Tile Vigilanf, of the 10th inst,
rives an account Of great storm which took place
On Bayou Lsfourche, few days ago. Its effects
are said to have been fnghuul, the damages
amounting 20 tl50o0O The loss ct Mr.. Tucker,
who's sugar house WIS overturned, ~ ESTIMATED
~ s2o, GOO; that Of Mr. Beatty aud Mr.. ThibodsuS
sl5,OC0 and sf Mr. Tanner several thousands.
Among the victims Of this calamity were NJ. Cor
beau and several negroes, who were crushed to
death.--N o. Picassas, On. 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-02

SIR AND Ci1rzrr.--The reporters OF the Nc~tiew-
have received orders from Mons Dupin, President
Of the Asss mbly, to sffS the title Of Monsieur
to the names OF representatives hencetoub, and TO
discontinpe the use Of the republican tern Cit-
zen"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-07
Mutual Benefit Life and Fire ms. 20.
Permanent Fund by Actof Incorporation
100000.
Office No. "a Gravier street.
Between Camp and st. Charles sts.

Trustees' 80. am,
John Hagan, Joseph Walker, John q AHlsOn,,
Peter COnrey, JT., Maunsel Whte' t. r ILevsIlCh'
Robert J. Ward, Samuel stewart T55lMalvt Sparrow,
PETER CoNREY Jr President Board OF Trustees.
Jo,sDbw Stanton John tIoud Sen, NJ NJ Cohen.
i'm f. T. swis JOhn Calhoun, Preston W. FarTaT,
Wm. Nj Goodrich Joshua Baldwin, William Il. White,
John L, SafTarans, WarHek Martin, John D: Bein,
A, ID. CrOssman, marx, WaIOna Rfm' - 1Onlpklns,
Cornelius Fel0wes, Joseph Lananue' John D. Leeie.
Edw. JenneT Coke.
eg~ This Company is prepared TO entertain applications
for Life Insurance, and issue Policies, all sound and heal
thy White persons and Negroes Table of Rates eab-
shed by the Board which less than the rates charged by
Inc NewYOk and London Offices and without their Tegc-
lions residence in the South BY the charter dividends
and be made available at the extent Of two
ums in full.
JOHN HAGAE, President OF the Company.
PRESTON w, FARRAR. Vice President
Al WE9DERBgRE, M D. Medical Board Of
THOMAS HUNT, NJ; ID. 5 Consultation;
RICHARD REIN NJ, D., No 81 Magazine street. Medical
Examiner Office hours, for blacks, ~ to 81 A. M do for
whites TO p NJ at his residence. He will examine white
applicants at the office of the Company daily from LA TO
without permit which can be had on application at the
Office Of the Company II. G. HEARTT, Agent.
California Permits are issued to Life Insurance members
at ok and London rates Prospectus table Of rates,
eessay 70 elect Insurance be had at the Office OF the
Company
In oTdertO accommodate all classes Of citizens young
men and mechanics having families dependent upon them,
the premium amounts to $50 per annum, TO pay one
half in cash and half in satisfactory endorsed note ~
months, beaTing interest at per cent. per annum.
N. B. The business Of this Company confined to IIFE
River OF Marine Risks are taken.
~ Ofioa houn' AaA. tObR,K' is1HHl
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MADISON HOUsB, AEonfgomgry, "a.

VHE subscriber respectfully invites the patronage Of tbs
4 travelling public, confident that he car supply A
the wants Of the trsnHleDt vsitem of Montgomery
well any Of his competitors. Those going 70, or re-
turning from the North obtain meals At all hOuIs,
theavRl and departure OF the railroad cara and steamers
fine fouT-hOne OMNIBUS constantly in attendance, to
convey passengers to and from the boats 70 the cnn free Of
charge. The accommodations equal any other eab
shment in the town, and being at reduced rate, offer
additional inducements to the travelling public. The best
Stewards cooks and servants engaged anil pains Will
DO spared to render the stay of vte pleasant and
au20 d&Wly O. A. ABERCROMBIE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-07

THE subscriber has been great expense in procuring
i and packing, well assorted, in bundles Of % each for
this Market few thousand PEACH TREES, from -sse,
OF the oldest and best Nurseries in NewJeney. G9
These Trees Of large growth, from six to ten feet -
high, one from gratis of the most approved kinds that
are raised in the States Of Delaware and NewJeey for the
have been carefully selected from the celebrated Orchard Of
Reeves Y Rdgway, near Wilmington, Del. The greatest
care has been observed in taking them from the ground with
their roots lnnued and packing them that they
will arrive in excellent condition.
ANY person wishing one bundles can have them
wei taken care OF on their arrival here by having the
PLACED IN the ground, till they ready them
Ihey WI probably arrive about the lst Of December Or
Sep8 2m VIM p Moi AiSN ~
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TTHE subscriber would respectfully call attention of
all those bound to the GOd Region, to his large stock
Of useful and necessary articles such every variety Of
Wall and other TENTS, with Portable Tent Poles Can
ing about two pounds Canvas TRAVELLING BAGS,
&c. all Of which he offers al fair prices, and in quRnt
~. Those wishing their articles water prooied be
oommOdaed, and to all customers who prefer 70 do their
water pTOOhng, the subscriber will give the receipt
and the eeRt equal 10 other process Fall
and Purchase ROPES 81 description gploed and fur
nshed FLAGS Of every description made 70 order and
neatly repaired Every descpiion ofWood and Iron Frame
AWNINGS, TAHPAULlHS, &c made and warranted
proof against rot mildew. II. CASSIDY.
corner Canal and Magazine sts, entrance on Canal.
tended to. nj
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from ships Josiah Bradlee, e1'
y sore Sedan, st. Andrew, Kentucky, Genoa, Milan
A-'''' Cfsn6erTies--6O packages Curtis CO.."
Codfsh-250 boxes
Englah Dairy Cheese-bO boXesi
BrOOmg-2O0 dozen
Loaf SugaT-50 half boxes " Noolseys;'
Fira Craekers-5OO boxes No /
Goshen Butter-30 irkins;
Madder-5 casks, consigned
Oufpine-10O0 ounces consigned;
EpuOm Salts--5 barrels, GOnsgned
Ii0nonce Root bale, consigned;
Orange peal-1 bale, consigned:
Super Carbonate SOda-5 barrels, consigned
Nutmegs-l barrel consigned
Maoe-l barrel, consigned;
SuuiS-l bale, consigned;
Rock Candy-30 boxes;
Red CuFTant Jey-20 cases.
FOFsale by the package by
oa u. ], HART & CO., 70 TohOupitoulss st.
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b ARDIM HOUSE,
III G9RaRIER Street, betDsfR st. ChGFtss and CaT0n
dsst One door from ere 0f CarORdsist Sc
MRS, WILSON, Gate Of n BienVle strsst,) respect
IVA fully informs her friends and the public generally, -
that abe continues in the above eligible location Qeeu.
pied hE hen during the last year, She has had heti
HOUSE thoroughly fettad and prepared for the aoonmmnr
datoR geRtemsA exclusively, Grateful or past pRton.
age, abe hopes BY dgant attention the comfort and
Venienps Of her patrons % e and saaive continuance
ihe same Hsrtsfms viii be- q heTeoioie, NopERATB,
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nRHsnEMT 49, ITnTEr.-

Q0RlfER CUSTQ-HHQ USE ,fAsD FRoAfT SIS,
IA llt ho qnqRed Tor she reception OF HQARpERS
HtshEd ROOFS 3 for Families and single GsRtlamsa,
TAahP-gthe best The market viii afford,
The above establishment hAs bssp built By ha pHopnstgg
eFnesy tQ the accommodation Of oiy and tHaaeal Beard
gl % oEs Of tbs mqlt hsahs sad AIN sitHeNonl n ha
els sPd ~ paiHl I'LL BE- spslaa toreads h0Ee WhQ mss
ttqp With him, Comfortable.
faithful and attentive 8sfVEpts,
- Terms reasonable any establishments OF the hind
IA The city, uel dewitt u, ALENAapHn, PIorrssior
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-07

LONG PRAvERs.--Could'nt help laughing the
other day 81 an anecdote Of a man accustomed TO
make long prayers, who had over. persuaded
guest, greatly against his inclination, to stay to
breakfast. He prayed and prayed, till his impa-
tient guest began seriously think Of edgng away
quietly and walking off; but in attempting, walked
up the old mans son, who was asleep in his chair.
g How soon will your father be through " whis-
pered the guest g Has he got to the Jews yet y
asked the boy, in reply. No. said the other.
"Wal, then he amt halt through F." answered the
boy, and composed himself again to his nap.
Whersupon the guest bolted at once.
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HOTELS, &C.


BANKS ARCADE, Magazine street.
NHE snbgTbeTs having recently reurnished and painted
a this well known and central es ablishment ,aa,
throughout, are prepared 70 accommodate any
Der OF City and transient boaTdeH. The Brel4A
choicest Liquors. and their Tables shall at al times be fur
nshed with the best the market Affords They return their
th0n TO the public for the liberal patronage extended to
them the past season, and respectfully solicit continuance
Of the same TUFTS q DlGGES,
Oh amd&W ProDhetOu.
a CAkD.-IIhe p9End9Tsigned Passe1gen on board q
"A the steamship OHIO bound for California be-
ing c0mpsed TO remain for several days in New Or.-
leans, would recommend the LOUISIANA HOTEL, No.
200 1ea0Nptt0tGs street. kept by N, ASPIL, worthy
Of patronage fQm the travelling public, Judging from
treatment and ARE we believe all Qthem viii receive om
mine hest kind treatment good fare and every aens
ton 70 make the wayiareran traveller at home
ThOB ], Dryer, Cincinnati; Thomas Rogers New York,
Leayen.h bird, ~ WymRn Turner, MRinei
Abel Wares, Newly OIh; H.B HARRISON, Newark N. j. 4
a.N tettlt, Jaeks0lYte, H.. ", q, Cady, MASH
!. u, HOLMES, Few oIkCY; II w. BAssett Cincinnati;
eqr Fralt, Boston, ~, y, Cutter, Vermont;
David Tyler, New York. iDen'l Ireland NewYOIk;
IA, HeTHGk, - Albert Crane, -;
ID. i. Hunter, Maine; WV. Blows, Maine,
Alpheus Hunter 90; MI g. Thebol, Salem, Mas;
Seth Griffin, NeWYoTk; Ia, ]. Horton New York;
y ~ C0nklin, 81 WIN, w. Houston, PA
", Wlntem, 81 - In, + Ayeil, Bare, Vii
IhQz Z, Foster, China, Me John IL, Hollis, Mass;
V W. Stewart, 81 Rob't II, Ford, N, Haven, Ct,i
Y nah AelsQni 49,; Henry GTeely, Havana
Randall Wand, 81 lCol, "A, Huntington, IeXn1i
Linus Lane Vermont B, b, E.Nytliams, Barre VT;
Nathan Edwards, Boston, ! And otheH, O3Q 3m
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pAILY CREsOENT.

Books WITH QUEER TITLEs. Among the
works Of the New England Puritan Divines in the
Boston Libraries are books with the following Pc
cuiiar titles;
|" The Nail and the Wheel--the nail fastened BY
hand cut Of Heaven, and the Wheel turned BY
voice from the Throne Of Glory. Man eating the
food Of Angels A Sermon by Dutch Divine, on
taking the little Foxes. The news out of Heaven.
The Wilhered Hand and Satan's Dart. A short
cut 70 great Quiet, The Mourner's Cordial. Meat
out Of the Eater. The Prime Pattern of Christian
Piety. The Muzzled OK New Eagland's Tears
for Old England's Fears. IFenicum--a weapon
salye loF churches wounds. A Christian warming
himself by the Fire. A Zeal for the house Of God.
Blown up in Sermon. Cordial Comforts for a
Fainting Soul 0fier to dispute with the George
Fox digged out OF his hprFowes, by Roger Williams
Wings truly Christians. The Exact Constable
Holy Oil from the Lamps Of the Sanctuary. The
Bmmbleberry- mixed Communion Milk and Ho
ney-a collection Of experiences; 10th edition
Wee to Sleepy Sinners, Snake in the Grass. Spi
ritual Milk ioS Babies, drawn out Of the breast 0
both Testaments, by John Cotton, 1868. Works 0
Son Of Thunder and Consolation. Gen. DENIM
sons Salvs for New England's Sons"
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PURE WATER.

p D y W a y q hl
UIHE PATENT RAPID WATER-PURIFIER"
is new article Of English invention, and now first in
tTOduced into the United States. This Filter made of
peculiar kind of stone which performs the percOatOn with
greater rapidy than other yet discovered L eyn
gallons per day 1t rapidly dSengages matter of every kind
held in Suspension, and renders the water beautifully
and lmpd, and from its peculiar construction is partiou.
lafy adapted to purifying the Mississippi water This Filter
of the useful inventions Of the day It's smp-
city of construction, its duIabity-lo MAKER how impure
or muddy the may bea never failing supply Of pure
water without any trouble the speedy removal of all delete
Ous matter its Applicability 70 be placed in Water Butts
Tanks Cstems Ponds, Reservoirs particularly
mends it the notice Of Hotels Boarding Houses Steam
boats Ships Private Families Offices, etc. for all Of which
there suitable. Several Of them have already been
put up in the city and county and found TO answer every
expectation They be seen in operation at my
store where persons invited to call and examine them
not with view Of buying, as a curiosity. - ~
ALEXANDER HILL,
sep15 House Furnishing Store. Sc Camp st.
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RDUCATTON,


- q Da4tAD AsAAn w - 4 r OAAAlsa
UARQHpEhnI gEREET, NEAR ST, JOSEPH 8THEEa.
ItSEABlalSHaD IN 1892 und3I the sUpenhtandqnoe o.
IA the Misses ALLISON from L0ndon, this lnsatas
the oourse Of study thorough and aytemauo ne vague
heonea Of superficial methOda Of toaohng 70 elliott display
or literature.
The French LHnguageis under the supstRtsndenoe Of
French gentleman Of high literary attachments other on
suage music and the eooQmpishmen are taught BY maa
teEs Of equal emtnence in their professions, 80,
Drawing in every style 10 taught BY the Misses AioR
themselves pupils for many OfOne Of the most eminent
drawing masters in Europe
~ Terms may be known application 10 the residence
otths Msses ALLISON. UsF0ndsletG n8ly
OARROLEToN FEMALE SEMINARY,
Mis- lnstulnn continues under the charge Of Ms.
a. WARREN, who takes this method TO solicit the
patronage Of parents aud guardians.
~ Terms for Board and Tuition (payable monthly in
advanced 4l5 per month.
-REFER To-
Rev. Dr., Scott. Rev. b r. Beadle, A, n Ogden,
]. A. Maybin, Col. /. T. Preston, wv, II, Scott,
Chas. Gardiner, ]. Hampton, Rev. ]. TWiphel.
d.. J. w. Picton, lProf. Fonhey, ni3 2m
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A Q. ANsW0RTH, T0T.fRY Up UBLIC and CON.
IA MISSIONER or DEEDS for every STATE IN ths
Unign 4, 0FgIos-Ne. 92 CARR sTBEET. New Orleans;
90 Dispositions taken Accounts PrObated Deeds and
MOfizages Drawn and az Documents and Instrument Of
WHtnf Prepared Authenticated for Use and Record
any part 0fths UNITED STATES.
Marine and other Protests particularly attended to
and al Of General Average Partial Loss correctly
stated and promptly arranged. mh26 iyd6W
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NOTICE TO SUGAR PLANTERS.
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON SUGAR PANS
w Of assorted sizes from 81 tn 50 inches.
Also, Two Vertical CATTLE SUGAR MILLS-ROl.
lers-3ox3 and 36X2l inohes with coupling for wooden
shafts and extra wheels, for sale by
s. Smd&W J. Y. DE EGANA, AZ Bisnvils st.
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Br0OklVD Warehouse COMPANY.

TTNHE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS and SHIP
L PERS is called to the Brooklyn Fire PTOF Ware.
the Point opposite New Orleans, for the receipt
of Produce from the West, and JeTetaRdisr from the
North intended for Tehipment Having 1900 feet frontage
which goods Immediately conveyed, without drayGge
or Grp0sprc the heather, ample room will be found for
fixed at very low rates, las tariff and every accom-
mediation offered Merchants in the City and Shippers in
the Upper COuntTyt being the wish Of the Company to
equal the of the Atlantic Dock Of New York
Persons interested the transmitting of Merchandise
invited to visit the premises. Oee "a Pogdrds street,
.Nelo Orleans. THAYER u CO., Agents.
References -. & R. GEDDE5, j. W. STANTON & NO.
R. Il. NICHOLS. O22 3m
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A. F. G0OHRAN 9 CO.

~ Tehoupitoalas street,
q zen EkAIl COMMISSION MERCHANTS and Di-
VI rect importers Of FRUITS NTITa WINES efo
have always on hand 1890 49,
< AksI NN2--ln quantities 70 suit purchasers
ALMONDS-3O0 bales and bags Sof Shaiisd Almonds
sHELlsED ANON Ds--2Q0 boxes, IN fine order
bags and barrels.
PEPPER, RACE GINGER, 5000 bag1
STARCH-Ageney Of Heth. Floyd & Co
L0BBIEkS. Go-Agents for Ualdwel& Co
OLIVE OIls-5lg bsikets pints and quarts plaepol -
SAHDlNES-Whoes, halves, thilis and quarter boFes
WfNES-Musoat glaret, etc. in boxes; Malaga sgset
and DRY; Polt Wine. various qualities etc.
DiE@-Narious qualities.
UTTER-Awayt % hsnd a supply best ST. Louis
ORANGES and IiEh0NS-0f direct importation and
al kilds Of Fonoigu Fruits, etc.
pRLNES-in jars and fancy boxes.
CITRQNs-slQ boxes superior Genoa Citrons.
C7AMpAGNE-l60 baskets.
BRANDY CHERRIEs--9l0 oanes fresh, landing
MAg0ARDNi AND YERMlCELLi-SO0 caseI ffeIh
Genoa iandinR
FIRE RACKERs--200 boxes first quality No I;
POWDEk-AgenoY Of the celebrated American ChryB-
tai Powder Company" guaranteed equal 10 any
Powder manufactured oil
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GROCERIES, ETC,
WILLIAM l.. CUSHING, Commission Merchant
w No 20 GRAvIER street. offers for sale
REFINED SUGARS-Leaf Powdered and Crushed, OF
WOosey's Stewards Lowering and Orleans RehnsTes.
CHOCOL ATE-15O boxes Of Sweet Chocolate; also, Ba-
PICKLES, PRESERVES etc.-100 boxes gallons, halves
aud quarts Pickles; Tomato, Walnut and Mushroom
Ketchup; Pepper Sauce: Assorted Preserves and Jeles.
SPERM OIll-In casks and bbls,, pure and bleaehed.
WHALE, SOLAR and ELEPHANT OllS-In barrels,
pure and bleached.
SWEET OILs-100 baskets pints and quarts.
BUTTER-St. Louis and Cincinnati packing.
CHAMPAGRE-Of various qualities.
TOBACCO1l0 bOXeI Myess superior, and other brands,
various qualities
CIGARS-lOOO GOO Common Cigars.
LAMBERT'S PRESERVES-30 boxes LambeTts Nicks-
burg Peaches preserved, in superior order.
OTARD BRANDY-10 halfpipes.
2. III. GODDARD BRANDY-6 halEpipes.
MADEIRA WINE-4O quarter casks, various qualities.
PORT WINE-23 QusIter-cBsks, pure juice.
GIN, BRANDY, RUM, etc.--Al kinds Of common and
superior qualities; also Neutral Spirits; NewEngland
Rum; Jamaica Rum; Irish Scotch and Old Whskies
Anisette Curacao; GuignO ct; Absynth; Cordals and
Liquors Of all kinds.
FOR FORNlA-HeTmetoally sealed LobsteB and
Salmon. in and ID
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il GTOnsted's Louisville, KY, IN
ID, half and quarter cans
CRANBERRIES-50p packages halves and quarters.
TEAS-ImpeHal GunpOwdeT, HysOn, etc. in half chests,
6 and 10 ib boxes and canisters.
SOAP-Castile, Boston and Cincinnati.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-07

White Beans Punes Dates, Cuuants, Sheled Almonds,
Wackerel and Salmon in kits and hakits. CaIet Ground
Spices Of all kinds CuTe Powder Pepper, Aspice Cloves,
sioughon Btters Painted Tubs UnderwOods and George
mcell Tallow Candles, Vi4egar Peppermint Lard, Cot
ION Irvine WashbOaTds, Nest Boxes and Buckets, Ale,
Porter and Brown Stout, Cuba Cigars, PLAYING Cards, Nut
megs, Sage. Indigo, Lozenges, Barrel Covers, Malaga
Wine COTks, Backing, Small BroOms, etc. etc.
b. Orders from the country for goods not in line,
will be promptly filled, " hen accompanied with
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