The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

The QUANTITY OF GoLD-Itis estimated that the gold
coin in circulation in the world amounts to $50 900 co., and
would weigh about ll50 1t could all be contained in
twenty feet long, twelve wide and ten feet high
The fact impossible but beve il no less strange
than true. Singular indeed that this handful as were of
the precious metal could purchase cities, towns and vii
lagos One would hardly pose that the bulk was Euf
Gent to buy out BRApys store alone What vast amount
OF Merchandise is display ed in this establishment pile after
pile Of beautiful goods rise above the other perfect
mage OF Silks CashmsEss Lawns, .Ginghams, CHIMES
Ne AHd the eye really tires of the dazzling sesne We
called for few moments yesterday Al thu bsnt dspot OF
fashion 10 look around EpoB the new stock and for
must Aeeofd To Mr. Brady all praise f6T his choice selections
lie has forgotten HahHg In bis purchases that tasy and
pretty in h line of busiasss iA Dress Goods particularly
he hasSpnIedho pains to suit the varied tastes and yRrssg
OF his oastdmeEi he has Prints, American French and
English neat patterns and Of them the very thing FOR
the tidy housewife; Lawns light and unassumnE small sprRs
delicate OOos and bewohngy modest that in the morn
coffee has flavor with them beside YOU
Deanes and Cashmees Of the latest Styles entirely new de-
signs and the material soft down the touch Silks shade
deepening over shade glowing in their richness and ap
peang the fair danes around take them from the uoun
ter and display them advantage the world outside
But that which most attracted attention the Louis
XIV BroCsde. The beauty of this goods will make
many husband trembe for his purse, and produce lectures
Ia Caude until he consents to empty it, Il brought back
TO the vivid descriptions given By Bulwer and James of
the gay Court of Versailles and we could well imagine the
tread Of stately Duchess rustng in brocadeU We
found fine variety of Laces from the economical Liss to
the exquisite Meohin, and Capes Of every quality of the
same material. Handkerchief too. from the plain hem.
stitch that point where the linen thread oombines with
the air. and is only retained frem foa'ing off by heavy
circle Of needewok. Shaw, of every pattern and mate.
rails, from the plaid to the products Of China and
Cashmere OF Staple Goods Mr. BRADY has been equally
as liberal in his recent purchaser and show heavy
stock Of Flannels, Blankets, Domecs, Linens etc To
obtain correct idea however Of the matter call at No QI
Charrss street. and examine for yourself and we promise
that the visit viii be agreeable one if attentive and cour
teOus salesmen can make it so.
BEAUTIFUL QuUrATtoNy..s4 We al,yavu Iika 70 orT
pretty thought when meet in the garden Of Ltera
ure, would pluck sweet blossom from the wild wood
that smiled upon our road The following pretty in the
garb of prose
1t is the part of woman like her own beautiful planet
20 ghfe me dawn and the darkness to ha both the morning
trial and suffering"
The day Of trial and suffering" to merchant is the
opening one for the when he throws wide his doO
and displays the fabrics thsths has been gathering from far
off markets, to gain the fucuatug patronage OF city Gus
TONER'S Then he views with anxiety the face of each noted
leader OF fashion that drops IN to report to her paCu
lar circle whether so-snd has goods worth looking at or
not Our friend NJ L. MCJILToN, OF 20 ChGrtrss street
has passed the Ordeai his beautiful stock of Dry Goods
pronounced perfect in department and day after day
as our quotation it, the light of wOman eye is
the first rise and the last set upon his fine assortment
of Fall Goods Mr.. McJilton well knOwn-an old resi-
dent of New Orleans has in the OF years acquired
great number of friends, and merchant he stands
No l. Ladies, call at No 70 Charities street. and look
Silks, Satns, Ginghams, Prints and Fancy Goods.
THE WEATHER.-Dul, was it not, yesterday The
streets muddy the weather BhOwey the day fit for
nothing but opening goods and our merchants hard
at it, with ohise and mRlst p0rtss clerks and DTOprieto
all engaged How fresh every thing looks in ChRrTss and
Camp streets. Glance in the stores you pass along and
the difference between the present ms and four weeks
ago. Shelves empty longer but groan under the
weight of goods and the late arrivals per the Ohio have
increased still the stocks of advertising friends
ImpOuaons this fall will double in those of last sea-
and do not believe that the supply will than
mol 81 d. -,
jobbes offer Inducements that very heavy bust
our city. Speaking OF arrivals by the Ohio we for
got say that GUINNESS Co.. No IL Cdmpistrest are
again in receipt of superb goods manufactured we
should think by the aid of Aaddins Lamp for never did
we such perfect workmanship from the hands of gross
mortality Why describe the iewsled card cases. the glitter
ing Baskets the matches portfolios the ebony and rosewood
papeeres, the rich bouquet holders and other tempting
affairs Every lady is more less endowed with curiosity
some sanderer says that woman has inherited it,
" Since that fatal hour when Eve
With all the fruits of Eden best
Save only one, rather than leave
That one unknown, lost all the lest"
And certain that fair readers will net pass No IL
Camp street, without viewing the pettsst stock Of fancy
goods in the city Gentlemen too whether to make Pc
purchase for themselves will 90 to see the variety
of matches articles for sale. 4prOpos we saw some self
acting umbrellas You pick one up and it Immediately
untOdss and the silk your head without further
PROGRESS OF TRADE-Ths dull summer has passed
away You it in the streehear it in the rafting
drsys-noce it the good humored faces of the landlords
and prove it by eating Oysters at HOLBRoOKs CAssI
DY's Do yOu further evidence Beware of the paint
look out for the nails in the box just tossed
on the pavement-take Of the Furniture car from
WHITNEY, you the Streets and keep eyes right
generally for the crowd yOu-Ihe season has COM
msnced and business men town" The well known
firm of AEDREws BROTHER, at the corner OF Julia and
ST. Charles srsets keep pace with the times and de-
termined that if their location IL rather out Of the noise and
hustle they will make stir enough themselves to compen.
safe for the balance We visited them yesterday and found
huzv ed 10 he
contents Of number Of cases, and noted particularly for
future reference superior Linens and Housekeeping
Goods Andrews has always had the reputation up town of
selling cheap Dy Goods and he tells that this fall be will