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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-11
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IN THE WORLD.


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1T HAS PERFoRMED MORE THAN 1000 CURES
THIS YEAR.
100 cures Of Rheumatism.
1000 cures af Dyspepsia.
25oO Of General Debility and Want Of Nervous
a0H Ftmae Congaai,ts, and 1000 cures OF Dis,
seas.a Of Ms Blood, rfI:
Ulcers, scronln eryspelas satrhenin pimples the
lion, liver complaints, spinal affections, &C. This,
aware must appear incredible hut have letters from
physicians agents from all parts Of the United States
one d The most respectable druggists in Newark New Jer
eey informs that lie refer than hundred
and fifty In that place alone There thousands
pleasure. and TO men Of character well known.
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
DR. Townsend Ia almost daily receiving orders from ply
sicans in different parts Of the Union
This Ia To- certify that we, the undersigned Physicians
the city Of Albany have In numerous prescribed DIR
the maS xauable preparations Of sarsapara IN The
kst
X IT. Pulling, NJ D., Wilson, VI. D., n. n Briggs, NJ
D.. ~ r. Elmendorf NJ d. q G.#
Abnny, April l. lsi5 .s.t ta ~
The following Is from Que Of the most respectable phys
clans on Long Island a
GREESpoRT July 10, 1916,
10 you, that have recently Witnessed in several caRes
the moft beneficial results from your EXTRACT OF SAR
sAPAklLLA. belns engaged in The practice oil medicine
have prescribed II IN several cases. and without be-
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amy lhisg ofu kind ever offered 10 The public You will
please " VI ma two dozen. &c. @S @sa
s. G. PRESTON, NJ u.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-11

These substnnia1,
the ri,y oT New YORK are commanded by men Of eypc.
Renee AMI ability an will he despatched punctual'y on
The 2ls ui each month.
Their cabins are elegant aud eommodious aud fur.
nishe with whatever conucc TO the and comfort
Of passengers. 4, .
Neither The captains 81 thrse stps Will be re-
snonsbe any parr,ls packages stn b. them, unee
regular bills Of alng signed therefor.
Tor fright or passage Apply 10 .,
WOODRUFF a MINTuRNNS,
5tt. = south street. News YORK
or to F1ELDEN, BROTHERS a CO,
#a.. Liverpool
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Dr. Towssyyp--Dear Sir-I have ilc pleasure to inform
yeu that three children have been cured Of the ro
lula by The Of your excellent medicine They were
fcteI very severely with bad sores have only four
bottles took them away for which feel myself under
dsep obligation. Yours respectfully,
ISAAC w GRAIN, los Wooster street
New York, March 1, lSl7,
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE iae FULTON STREET N York.
Dr. + VI DyoTT q SONS, crsrnAt AoEsrs, No.
20 North Second Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Aren't for Warrington City, CHARLES STOTT, pRuo.
ss7, corner 7th street and Penn. Avenue
20 Alsc ier s,s ~ pr 3 generally
Lkf0E SQUARE BOTTLES WHICH CONTAIN A
QUART, AND sIsEEp WITH rHR wRrrRs SIGNATURE OF
i r. TOWNSEND, AND MS NAME slowN IN THH GLASS
n,- ID n. ID Y o r n. In
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-11
RHEUMATISM AND PILES.

SEPTEMBER l6, 1916.
Ma TownsxHp-Desr Sr-My wife has been, for seye.
sal years. snlicied with Rheumatism She has fred many
different remedies 10 obtain relief but oil pnf.
poss she finally Induced by seeing your advertise.
neni . Give ysur. sARSAfAkILLA trial. was also,
ltogeher with man in my sfnpoy) badly troubled with
u! Piles, And By using small quantity Of your Sarsapa.
nna our compliant was completely cured consider II
co. q Ihs es q msdlsines and would advise all who
Ia44 ss3@tsA 0ARKIT GARRABRANT,
70 Market street, Newark
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Mo LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS

To sail from New YORK. 2ls, and from Liverpool 6h OF
each month, -,
New ship Liverpool, lli0 tons, hnril 81 June &
j. Eldridse } A,e,,I n October 4
- 80, ! January u March u
New slip Queen Of the West, 1870 MAY 81 July q
tons, r. Woodhonse. SEPT u Nov. 4
., February ~ April q
New chip CONSTITUTION, '""oto'ls' June II Angus, Il
~ John Brition. October "a Dee
49, 80. H.. March 81 May
ship ho'iinguer lup "is' u" July 81 Sept
Bursley Nov. u Jan,
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q JOHN JACKSON Esq, Editor OF the Railway Kepubli.
above certificate, and remarks In an edi.
tariaf as iollcwa. Et, N.
Hs- The success Of DR. ToWNSEND'S pREpARA.
TIOS or StRSAPARILLA appears TO be OF the most
ssraardlnary character We publish to-day two certificates
Ia E behalf one from Capt Mclean, OF this town. and
rom the Hey Mr.. Willie, Of Staten Island, gentleman
wei known IN Railway Capt Mclean belieyesthe modi.
cEe 10 have saved hin e and Mr. White seems to enter
tain an equally strong confidence In s efficacy Intelligent
men like these would not praise strongly What hey did
Eot fully believe 10 be deserving. III v
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-08
International ArI-uninn-

The success Of the American Art Uni on has led
TO the establishment of another association of the
same nature in the city of New York The Inter
national differs, however, in several essential par
ticulars from the American. The International
selects its pictures from the European schools as
well as the American; and is hence better calcu-
lated than the American for introducing among us
an appreciationOf the pieces Of European artists.
As many of our artists go to Europe in order to
become familiar with the foreign schools of Art,
the International may, in time, save this trouble
and expense, by bringing European pieces to this
side Of the Atlantic. Another peculiar feature of
the International is, that sufficient sum will an
nualy be set apart for the purpose Of sending one
student OF more, according to its revenue received
from subscriptions, to Europe for a term Of years,
the student students to be selected by commit.
tee Of competent and disinterested persons. The
selection will be from those who participate in the
public exposition held annually in the city Of New
York, and the students may, OF course, be from
any part Of the Union. The International is man
aged by MessTs. Goupi, VibeEt & Co., well-known
publishers Of engrayings and dealers in works Of
Art. The selection Of foreign pictures is made by
distinguished cOhnoisseurs in Europe and their
merits are we'll considered before they are pur.
chased and to this country The agents for the
International in this city are Messrs R. Hall & Co.
4S Canal street, where may be seen the splendid
mezzotint engravsng, The Prayer intended 70
the subscribers Of this year. Hall & Co. have ais
received Of the pictures belonging to the Union
and intended for distribution, 1.-THE Seraglii
Window" by Court The drawing was to hay,
taken place on the 10th Of December; but tn,
three pictures sent TO the Union by the Frencl
Government will not be received in time for Sc
early drawing The drawing will probably take
place about the 10Th Of January. We advise al
our readers to go Immediately and look at the en-
cravings intended for the subscribers as well as a
the large oil painting by Court; and we are Ger
tain that they will not come away from Hall &
Co.'s without putting their names down to the In
ternational.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-08

Legislators the weight Of the crime would burthen
their exstences because Temorse corrodes the hearts
Of traitors TO their country and society condemns
their names to opprobrium and ignominy, Sooner
or later expiration must be made there is no place
which does not comply with this rule; there d
no debt which must not be paid.
The Island of Cuba, blessed, by heaven and by
fate, has escaped the great commissions and com
motions which during this century have agitated
the old and the new world. So notorious is the
increase of its prosperity, that now with its tran
guilty and opHlence it gives the most eloquent and
justifcatory testimony Of the wisdom with which
It is governed, and of the firmness of the tradi-
tional love Of country which we inherit from our
ancestOu. No, the Spanish flag, that stately en-
bem Of valor and fidelity, that glorious orrihamme
which is signalZed by 80 many iustrious deeds,
does not wave to-day less firmly sustained than in
the past ePOchs of its greater preponderance.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-08

WILLIAM @. BRYANF.-Mr. Bryant, the dis
unguished senior editor of the New York Evening
Post, has returned from his European travels
During his absence his place has been well sup
piled by his associate, Mr., John BigelOw, gentle
man of fine literary tastes and vigorous writer.
The Post has its eccenicities of opinion and con-
duct but its faults are those of irreprOcheable in
dependence, and hard way of hitting even its
best friends, when it thinks them wrong. The
faults are 20 uncommon that we rather like them.
and always read the Post, therefore, with con.
siderable zest
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-08
FINE FANCY ARTICLES,
GOLD PENS,
. Il u EFVT AZ y d "

ZULU EENSs
RFU cry,
COMBS Brushes and CENTS Furnishing
Goods
EB We have splendid
uhul FANCY ARTICLES,
to which receiving additions BY every packet. We inv
attention 70 the following list
CARD CASES. ..PsaTl, shsn, Silver, etc.
RETICULEs,. silk and Velvet, elegant patterns.
PURSES. "A dns assortment new styles
DESKS. Ebony, Rosewood, PRpier Machs, etc.
WORK Boxes Ebony Rosewood Papier MAehe etc.
DRESSING CASES. Ebony Rosewood, Pbpier Aachs ETC.
PORTFOLIOS. Leather, Velvet and PAPER MaehS
AcCORDEONs.- -.BeSt French, double frame.
MUSIC BOXES. shell and Tin cases.
BOUQUET HOLDERS. "A pretty assortment.
GOLD PENsOf all the celebrated makers at pricss
ranging from one to eighteen dollars.
DOmlNOEs and DICE.
CHESS MEN. Chinese English and German.
OPERA GLAssEs.. "A large assortment.
oDEUR BOXES. From two to si1 bstlsu.
PAPETERIEs. OF Ebony, Rosewood, Paper, etc.
FANS. ..-of Pearl Ivory, Feather, Paper, Silk, ETC.
PORTE MONNAlEs. ..of She'll Pearl, Leather, etc.
CANES. Mounted with Geld Silver, etc.
UMBRELLAS. "a superior Astcs made fer use.
CORK JACKETS Life PEtrsrvsri
PERFUMERY Of ali kinda.
sUsPENDERs.
MONEY BELTS.
HANDKERCHIEFs.
ORAVATs, STOCKS aHd sUARFB
SHOULDER BRACES.
FINE SHIRTS,
now In store complete Of eur 6ne Linen and
Cotton SHIRTS As seventeen sizes made We are Spabd
guaranty ht These Shirts made expressly
' and are Of course the styles made Of the best ma
bi''dp 12 CAMP sgsss. 6 %ES tSs az Bank.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-08

Loss OF THE BARK ELIJAH SWIFT AND Loss
OF LIFE.-Capt. BaEstOw, of the ship Louisiana,
which arrived yesterday from New York, reports
that the bark Elijah Swift, Capt. Nye, from New
York. for this port, totally lost on the Isaacs
on the 29ih ult. The second mate and ten or twelve
passengers were drowned The Louisiana sent her
boat to their assistance, lay by her twenty hours
and took of two Of her passengers, whom she
brought to this city. The remainder of the pas
sengers, together with the Captain, mate and crew
were taken Oft BY the ship Bangor, bound TO Mobile
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-08

For Sheriff.. Dry, 800; Lebourgeios, 81.
For CoFoner-PiersOn, 206; J. p. Taller, us. For
Recorder-V. Roman, 4l2. For Assessor-F. Dry,
1879; A. Reisse, 81; A. Mericy, I26; G. Sulra,
81 /; L. Rome, IS.
Avoyenes and POinte ooupss.
Largely democratic.
West Feliciana.
Majority for Walker, g. LedOuH, 81; Harman-
son, go.
Majority for Declouet, SO; KenneF, 81.
ST. Charles.
Majority for Declouet, IS.
Rapides.
In the Alexandria precinct, Walker received IS
majority, in Wileys precinct 20 maj in Holsten's
precinct 20 maj, and in Bayou Rapides majority
Point Ooupee.
Walkers majority in Point Coupee precinct, 1875.
At Waters Mills Declouet received majority.
Lafourohe Interior,
Declouet is 453 ahead-only one more precinct
to hear from, which gives about 70 votes.
Concordia.
Gives a wing majority of rs. Full vote
Lsfourohs Interior
A wing majority of $50. Full vote.
Assumption.
The wing majority is 1l3. Full vote.
Terrebonne.
A wing majority of dos and eight precincts to
come in.
IbberViHe.
Gives a wing majority of So Full vote.
St. James.
The wing majority is 1863. Full vote.
East Baton Rouge.
GOUernor-= Walker, 43S Declouet, 36l.s Lieut.
GoUernor-PIauch6, 4l9; Kenner, ST.. Auditor
Ledoux, 427; Bordelon, 1868. Congress- Hartman.
son, 424; Stewart, $50. RepresentatiUes-A. s.
Heron, 4l6 H. " Babin, 4O4; J. C. Foreman
1888; Thos Devall, 95s Clerk Of District Court
M. Moreno, 1868; E. Lanoue, 34s; VIM. Hubbs
rs. Sheriff. C. Morris, 722. Recorder - S
Skolfeld
West Baton Rouge.
Declouet, (for Governor,) 10 maj; Stewart, (fol
Congress,) 70 maj; Clark, ifor Senator) "a maj
Dnralde, flor Sheriff. "a mali Allan, GOr Recor
der,l II maj. g..
East and West Felioiana.
The Baton Rouge Advocate Of the 9TH says
" We learn automatically that East and West Fell
ciana have gone for Walker-the former by 80 and
the latter by 70 majority. All the democratic can.
didates for Legislature in both those Parishes are
elected"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-08

Hoax EXPOSED. = The horrid story about the
abduction" and Punishment of Mr.. Bodisco to
Siberia, by the Emperor Nicholas, is contradicted
in theWashington papers by Madame Bodisco her
sel, who received letters from him by the Europa,
announcing that he would probably be in Wash
ineton within twenty DAYS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-08

MoRsE's WESTERN LINE OF TELEeRAPH.-T.
r shatiner, contractor for building the line Of
telegraph CMoFse's patenO between ST. Louis and
NewOrleans, has given notice through the St. Louis
papers that the work has been resumed, and will
be prosecuted with all dispatch consistent with du.
rability. He says that the work has been sus
pended in consequences Of the death by cholera Of
all the managers of the line but one
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-08

ONO LEaIsLATURE.-The contested election in
Hamilton county is not the only one which renders
the majority a matter of uncertainty. 1t appears
that the seats of three democratic members, re-
turned for Coshocton, Guernsey, jackson and
Gallia counties, will be contested by wings.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-08

Grand Concert.
Mr.. CHARLES CONRAD RElslNGER has the M,
NJ honor that he will give his rbt and only eA
GRAND CONCERT &AK
On FRIDAY EVENING, November g, the &s9ffS
ST. LOUIS BALL ROOM "a
lie will be assisted By the Orchestra Of the Orleans Mr.
RoiGnger will execute the following splendid and beautiful
positions
Prayer. PsEann
q Der faum dream
B.. ..LauTenz lie Suisse Remembrance Of SwitEsrandl.
Thu Beautiful COM position has created the deepest
impression wherever II has been performed
(. ...S0uvenr de 'Amegus Remembrance Of AmeEical
s.. Grand Variation YANKEE Doodle.
6...Grand Carnival De MhaR-scene burlesqus,
posed and executed by Bsisinger
az Tickets to admit lady and Gentleman To be had The
usual places.
az Doors open quSltsT Concert commences At
quarter before 3. For Particular see small bills as
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-08

Tux CHOLERA ON SHIPBoARD.-The ship Ger
tFudes arrived at New York from Liverpool, lost
fourteen Of her passengers by cholera, on the voy-
age. The ship Elisha Dennison, from Rotterdam,
lost ten Of her passengers from ehoera.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-08
Tskgrapled to the Dai1y Crescent. /"
RY DC sonthern Zinc.
MORE OF THE HIBERNIA,s NEWS.

WNWENNI q n THE La ID n IN las ~
-
Debate in The French Assembly upon Roman Af-
fairs-Duel between Theirs and Bixio, sto.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-Pdris, Oct. l9.-During
the debate in the French Assembly upon Roman
affairs, violent quarrel arose between Theirs and
Bixio The former sent BixiO challenge, and a
duel was the consequence They fought with pis-
tolls, but no damage was done. A paper states that
the Russian Government has intimated to the
French Minister that the Gar would regard the
entrance Of French feet into the Dardanees as
a declaration Of war. The same paper says thai
an order has been given to the French fleet to join
the English squadron.
New York Market
At New York Cotton has advanced &C. to Ic
under the steamers news. The market is muol
excited, and holders are asking a further advance
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-08

) OPENING OF THE ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-
This fashionable and popular house will open on
Saturday evening. The array Of talent presented
BY the enlerprising managers, Messrs. Ludlow and
Smith, should and will command the patronage of
our citizens. Every preparation is being made to
place the interior of the theatre in perfect order
and we understand that no expense will be spared
toinsure to the St. Charles brilliant season. We
refer our readers to the notice in another column oil
the opening night.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-08

NEGRoEs IN DEsERET.-A letter from the Great
Salt Lake Mormon City says there is a settlement,
fly miles from that city, Of men owning negroes
carrying on farming largely.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-08

GREAF SALE or Day GooDs.-To-day. at his auction
room. No. Canal street 10 O'Clock F n Pstipain holds
another Of bis large package sales Of Fall and Winter Dry
Goods Catalogues and samples ready These sales
have heretofore attracted great attention, and dealers the
city country viii End to their interest attend. To.
days sale comprises fine variety Of Merchandise and the
terms Offered are yery liberal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-08

Os- There was a sprinkling of snow in Balti-
more on the 29th ult
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-08

PRICE OF COTToN-The London Economist of
Sept. 18th has long and interesting article on the
supply Of Cotton. After a number Of estimates
the writer of the article comes to the following
conclusions -" According to this estimate, the
stock on the 3lst Of December will be only 444 $50
bales, after the largest crop on record but it must
De borne IN mind that this is on the assumption that
the forthcoming crop will be as large and as early
as the unprecedented crop Of l84S; that the CON
sumption of the last four months Of the year will
be less by S445 bales weekly than the average of
the first eight months; and that the export demand
VIII be confined to the limited quantity of 1913 /;
all OF which are assumptions which we fear are
TOO much in favor Of the stock at Dec 3lst. AS
these facts became further elucidated by time. the
estimated stock at that date will of course la sub
Ject to correction accordingly; and, in the mean.
time, each person may apply his own views on
these unascerained points, in order 10 arrive at a
conclusion. Important as we feel cheap Cotton ID
be 70 the comforts Of people, and the prosperity
OF our trade, it is impossible, with these facts be-
fore us, 10 entertain any hope of a reduction Of
present prices il is difficult not to apprebend even
further advance unless, indeed, the state of trade
long as food is abundant and cheap, and employ,
meIt as plentiful as it is at this time. We do moi
fear the effect Of speculation - that will retard
rather than accelerate higher prices. We look
emily 10 the supply and demand These are ele,
ments beyond the control either of Liverpool, on
the one bend, or of Manchester, on the other hand
FoFcible attempts TO alter the natural consequences
Of these first causes, either by speculation or com
bination, always have a tendency the reverse Of
that intended"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-08

ng- The New York agent of the State Bank of
Morris On. J.) has suspended the redemption of the
notes Of that institution.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-08

SFEcIE.-The brig Lareh, which arrived yester-
day from Sisal, brought 1885, in specie, consigned
- follows J. w. Zacharie & Co., $1,000; S. Fer
handez, 5000; F. Gomez, S25OO; Abbott Bros,
eacs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-08
81 - z 81 OIT7 NEws, d5o.

American THEATRE.-Ws remind our readers
that this favorite resort opens tonight with a
talented company--most Of them old favOrites, but
Others who are well-knoWn, are included in the
stock, and will doubtless prove a valuable acquis-
lion. MOrton'a fine old comedy Of " Speed the
Plough, p with good cast. will be followed by the
i Of Bliss 81 Clair, danseuss Of high repute,
. lavoriie wherever she has appeared. In addi-
ton 70 Ibis. the farce Of she g College Boy viii be
psrformed-the whole forming an attractive bill
for the opening night. We anticipate crowded
house, and would advise an early application for
seats
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-08

THE subscriber opeNed ready inspection and sale
4 very choice lot OF French and American
Paper Hamgimgs and Borders,
with the largest and complete assortment Of
Upholstery ARTICLES
this understanding Of Curtain Stus, Gmps
Tasss Cords Muslin Curtains, COuee Poles Cur
Bands and Pins, Curtain Holders Bell Pulls Mosquito Barl,
and q every thing in the Upholstery line
Carpets,
consisting Administer, Tapestry Velvet Brussels ThFeaply
rain AMI sar with Rug, nugFets, D9o Mats Bnding5 ETC.
Floor and Table OIL Cloths.
Floor Cloths from a feet Wide (cut fl put down
any ool and Table and Counter Oil Coths any quality and
Eurnitures
NNfiaqf Nnteqscn Chqf," magnificent article
etfa oal Gf1t AF3fNtad sHt NehaftHE fsfdf bhEFs
s.s 3 q Ma. 4 4 ' 4 u
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-08

~ We thank the officers of the Alex. Scott for
Louisville and New Albany papers; also the Off
ees Of the Grand Turk and Aleck Scott for late
4 Western n7rars
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-08
To the Ladies,
EaahionnLLe MiMinerA and Dresa Making.
FRANCIS FABRE & co.

FRANCIS FABRE & co.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING Establishment,
80 Magazine street,
III AVE the pleasure OF informing their friends that they
II receipt Of choice selection Of Fall and Winter Goods u
OF The best materials manufactured ia the latest style and
moderate prices.
Their stock comprises in part
Super black and blue French cloth Dress Goats;
black blue. brown,olVe and dahlia Frock Coats
black, brown and olive cloth Surt0uu
black, brown, olive and drab Sac Goats;
brown, olive and dalila Business Coats;
black French cloth Cf0aks
black and fancy Embroidered Vests
black aud fancy single and double breasted Yesls;
black and fancy silk and satin Vests;
rch figured cashmere Vests
White Marseiies Vests, styles;
black and fancy cashmere Pants;
linen and cotton Shirts
mgrnu, silk and cotton net Undershirts;
DruWgrHi
silk and cotton Elastic SaspendeIs
silk and linen cambria Pocket Handkerchief
cashmere and cashmere prints Robes De Chantre
black, white and c0Ured Kid Goves
black blue brown and green silk Umbrellas;
large assortment Of rich figured coored and black elk and
Satin Cravata, siyles;
n b. Constantly hand Of Travelling
Trunks, Vaises and Carpet Bags
And will be In receipt fresh supplies every packet during
the season. MS 3ml2t2p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-08

Just received at the
New Orleans StationerR' Warehouse,
No Ia CAMP street.
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE OF WIN. WRIT. Attorney
General Of the United By John p Kennedy In vols
THE COURT AND REIGN OF FRANCIS THE
FIRST King Of France By Miss Pardoe, author Of Louis
NV The City OF the Sultan" In vols. For sale by
NJ SD tW }. B. STEEL, Il Camp st.