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Washington telegraph., 1849-04-18
WAL. l. P APERS,

No. go Camp street, New Orleans.
SHE advertiser has always ON hand well
Il assorted stock of
FRENCH PAPER-HANGING
with suitable BoRDERINGs for each--among " nc
are
Gold and Velvet Papers and Borders;
Gold Papers and Borders;
Scene Papers, double and single width;
Bed Top Papers and Borders, do;
Satin, Unglazed, and Common Papers:
Window Papers, feet wide;
Figured Screen Papers and Borders;
which he is selling as low French Papers can
be sold in New Orleans He has also AMERICAN
PAPERS, which he offers ioUer than they can be
purchased elsewhere.
Call in-learn prices, and buy if they suit you,
if not, there is "nothing charged for show"
UPapers hung to order, and warranted 10 stscx
JOSEPH ETTER. 90 CAMPS
may 1922
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-18
UPH0L LSTERY ARTICLES,
NO. 20 CAMP STRET7'


Nem=DrleanJ.
IUHHE subscriber has on hand large and gen.
Il eral assortment of almost every article IN
the Upholstery way, which, on account Of the
advanced of the season, he offers at very lew
enumerate
CURTAIN STUFFS:
Silk, worsted, and cotton Damasks, French and
Engish;)
bobinet and muslin white curtains;
plain and figured muslins, &c.
COKNlCE, POLES, BANDS. &C.;
Wooden, brass, and velvet cornice;
brass aud wooden poles:
.'tulip," "acorn,' "polka," FARM and variety
Of other curtain bands and pins .f
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES
The stock of this article is full, and u as
handsome patterns, can be found any where
among which, Scripture, Chinese, and other
scenes, large Gothic>, &c.
MOSQUITO BARS AND MEETINGS
English bobinett, muslin, linen musquito bars and
nettings, in great variety and quantity.
FEATHERS, CURLED HAIR, &C.:
Feathers in lots of from pound to 100 pounds;
ana curled hair of various qualities.
Together with mating, oil cloth, carpets, rugs
mats, table oil cloths, wall paper, "a large ami
handsome assortmento cords and tasses, tiinges,
gimps, re-board papers; cotton, worsted, liner
and silk borderings and bindings; hair-clotll wn.
dow papers, ready made hair or moss mattIes
bed furniture, &c, &c -
Q-GaIvanized spring mattresses made to order
and Upholstery work executed with despatch.
JOSEPH ET1'EI,.
-. IN 90
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-18

A CAPITAL THING.-We give the palm
to the following, as the best specimen OF
an Irish compliment that we ever did
see. We copy it from the Louisville
(Ky.) Democrat
When the streets of Indianapolis were
a perfect glare of ice, a lady pedestrian
lost her balance and fell. A geuine son
of the Green Isle, on assisting to raise the
lady, exclaimed: Faith. ye must be a
lovely good lady; for don't the Blessed
Book teach us that it is the wicked that
stand on slippery places"
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-18

ancestors, and no heir has remained of
Austrian lineage. The posterity of jose
phine are allied to many of the noble
houses, and are now in power. The son
of Hortense is now President of France
Napoleon was in the habit of calling him
his Pope, because he had been baptised
by that Pontiff, and of predicting that
some day he would be great man.
Eugene was married TO the princess
Amelia of Bavaria. One of his sons mar
ried the daughter of the Emperor of Rus
sia, and one of his daughters is now
Queen of Sweden. A second son was
married to the Queen of Portugal, but
shortly afterward died, and another
daughter was married to the Emperor of
Brazil. Since his death she is known as
the Duchess Of Braganza, and is said to
he woman of great accomplishments
and beauty. Thus, the posterity of jose
phine are exclusively united to the Royal
families of the world. and by their success
present striking commentary on a moth
er'S influence. May we be pardoned if
we add, mothers, educate your sons and
daughters, if you desire them to hold
prominent positions in life You have
the power which can be entrusted to no
other hands. Your impress will remain
upon your children's children for many
generations.
Western Christian Aduocate.
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-18

GRAND BALLOON AscENsIoNs.-ln ac.
cordance with his promise to the public.
Mons. Victor Verdelie Yesterday made
an ascension from the corner ofSt. Charles
and Poydras streets. He arose from the
ground in fine style, suspended from ms
balloon by his feet, and willie going up
he performed many gymnastic ieats to
the amusement of the crowd The dar-
ing nrial voyaSer, however, did not long
enjoy his triumph as collapse TOOK
place when he was over the Third Mu-
nicipality, at height of about one thou
sand feet, and he came down with rush.
Every one who saw him when his rapid
descent commenced supposed as matter
of course, that he would be dashed to
pieces, and his escape from death was
almost miraculous. He landed III the
Third Municipality, and strange to say,
received no serious injury.
New Orleans Picayunc.
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-18
CuRrous DrscovERy.-.m the gre

Curious DIsCovERY.--In the great
Pyramid of Egypt is small opening at
the top, the depth of which has never
been sounded. Another aperture OF the
same size exists, at the foot of the Pyfa-
mid. 1t was long conjectured that these
two openings communicated with each
other, but no means could be devised TO
establish the fact, till the problem was
solved recently by the ingenuity of an
Arab. He took cat and her kittens.
placed the old cat in one aperture aud the
kittens in another, and stopped UP both
with stones. The next day he opened
them, and found cat and kittens all to-
gether at the foot OF the long passage,
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-18
NEW ORLEANS TYPE FOUNDRY
umd Printers DepOt,

NO. II CANAL STREET ROW,
OPPOSITE THE CUsroM-HoUsE.
TT H. GREEN respectfully announces to
III. Publishers and Printers. that ne has
established "a complete and extensive 11FE
FOUNDRY in this city.
TsE Book LETTER of this Foundry was cut TO
order by workmen of long experience, and as no
.xpense was spared to obtain the handsomest
faces, and to perfect them in every respect, the
assertion is ventured that it will be iound the
i,andsomest in the United States.
Also. a very handsome assortment OF Flowers
,,omb;n.lion Borders and JOB LETTER of the latest
s,vj. to which the atteation of Printers is So
Gc;ted before purchasing elsewhere. All articles
manufactured at this Foundry shall be OF ma
terial equal if not superior 10 aay manufactured
nj the North: and as they will be furnished, at
New York prices, the proprietor oi this new enter
urise trusts to meet with due encouragement.
Yhe subscriber is also Agent Tor the saie OF
Napier, W Washington and Smith Presses, which,
togather with Chases, Gases, Composing otcks'
Fptpture, Galeys, Frimiag Ink oil al colors, IN
clung every article in the Printing BUSINESS kept
constantly on hand at moderate rates.
uJ-The propretors of newspapers WHO VIII pup
lish this advertisement SIX moLths, and seho
paper to this Foundry weekly, will be paid Tor Inc
advertisement by purchasing six tiEaes the amount
of adyertise,aen4 bill in Type.
III. II. GREEN.
Opposite the Custombouse-
IT Propretors of news papers, who have pub-
Ished the advertisement of GREENE & Co, Will
please suspend ii, and insert the above
may 10, lS4S-22
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-18
New Store at Fulton.
MESSRS. COLLINS, LITTLE & CO.

A RE now receiving and opening large and
~ well assorted stock Of goods suited to this
market, which have been selected with great care
in Boston and New York, and are now offered to
purchasers at as low prices and on as good terms
as they can be procured elsewhere.
Our stock is general, comprising STAPLE ana
Fancy Drv Goods, Hardware, Cutlery, Sadalery'
Clothing. Hats. Boots and Shoes, Crockery, Glass
ware, Iron, Steel, Nails, Castings, Tinware and
Carpenters Tools, Groceries, &c. &c. &c.
COLLINS. LITTLE e. co.
Fulton, Ark, Feb. 9, 1889
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-18
Paul Tulane 4 Co,

l6 CHARITIES STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.
r,Ft ERS at Wholesale or Retail, for cash or
Uapproved paper, "a large assortment OF
CLOT Il III [ N G..
As competition is the life of business, We invite
buyers to "drop in" before they make all their
purchases.
May l0-6m.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
csrscrnr orncs.

ga CREscEnr. Ornrs q
Friday Mon NJ. Jan. 10. 1919
COTTON--The Cotton market still continues firm with
as,esdy demand chief for England and the North. Ths
sac, yese day sea HE'D 400 bales at fell prizes.
sxv-oRLaANs CLASSIFICATION.
t IHiS"s sSSs hs va Far q ss s
Mddng lt;ood Fas .5sfd ~
Good Midiiag. Good and Fine.
TJBACCO.-SAle, OF s. hhds.. including poor q. al
ga binds Il A. at 4. r. at a. at ~ al q and "A
hhis Wa Oh County. as usual. ON trivat- ms
SUGAR AND MOL AS5Es-The Sugar ma ket steady
with u 800 ds Abou $50 bbs. Moasses disposed
Of at 04O1, aad sma lots Of Choice IT 2lc. y gal
FLUUR.-There inquiry tor ship. emit. and
l5o' bt TAKEN udng 1000 bb Ohio in faboat and TO
be Delivered at TO- 300 ibis do also in atboat at - TO-
and 100 do. Il Lonis at s5 Dbl The supply light and
no ders generally firm
CRAM Is still scarce. About 6tkU SACKS as
posed OF follows 90 sacks. most, White uouf nat
DO iadsl al Al, 800 DO and sacks Prime Yellow
at Soc y bdstel uf Gals 200 sacks sold u = and 5V
sacks 81 Lou a. 35c.
PROVISIONS -vsry little done in Pork a lot Of 40
bbs Mess Id at si2 .. s2 refused for 1000 bn....
OF Bacon rs casks PINE Ribbe Sides brought &c.,. he
ony sales of Lard ard OF % bbls al 81. 10 do
6 and 40J kegs strictly Prime for Shipment at &c. ban
ad ance.
LiME-A cargo Of 100 casks Thomaston sold at 75c
VIII SkY-Is ower-5, bbis. kectifed sold IT, 10 do.
in los at 1884, ana 40 do. Raw at I9zc.
ERElGHFS -Tblee Bitish ships taken for Liverpool at
lid 1r Cotton, and one Anedcan for Havre at l56s
q decline
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Louisiana-Interior.

Melancholy Death.-A young man named lhos.
Barnes was found on Sunday morning lying on
cotton bale on the Levee in dying Stale lie was
taken into Mr.. Norman's grocery where restorative
means were adopted, but without avail lie died
in a few hours. There were various conJeciures as
to the cause of his DEATH, some ascrihng 1t 10 the
Cholera and Others with far more reason we think,
~ cold. and intemperance- Caddo Gazette, 5th.
CAolera.-Dr Terrence who was for some time
a coproprietor with Capt. Eder in the steamer
Ellen, died on board that boat on Saturday fore
noon of Cholera. He Was hurried on Sunday with
masonic honors Those who knew DR.. florence
speak of him in terms Of the highest praise The
Iatona came I'D on Wednesday. She had on board,
during the trip, three cases OF cholera, but they
were cured before the boat reached here by DR..
Maurice Cannon's remedy We are informed most
credibly, that it totally knocked the disease into
a continental cooked hat-put it completely 10 rout
in very short time.-b.
An Ounce of Prevention north Pound Of Cure.
On the occasion of the accident to little Charley
Evans, Ia lad of or 8 years of age. who was
ripped up in the Academy yard, and fell. breaking
his arm. one of the teachers, Mr. Rives, asked Il
there was such thing as camphor IN the school,
upon which almost every scholar, little and big,
pulled out vial of some sort of mixture, into the
composition of which the drug desired entered
largely.-h.
For Cal;fornia.--A number of young men on
Cotile propose forming a company, to start on a
land route for California, on or about the first OF
March next. Our fellow-citizen, VIM. L. cray,
Esq., takes an active part in the enterprise and has
in his possession instrument or list, which those
who wish to join the expedition can now sign.
When twenty-five names are obtained, an electon
for officers will be held and organization efleeted.
Alexandria Democrat.
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THIRD MUNICIPALITY COUNCIL-Thursday EpeRing,
Jan l8-fhere special meeting Of this
Messrs Bernard Ncomede, Flsnden, Collins, Witt Solo,
mon Meehan and Siewensen-Recordef Seuzeneau presl
ding. The obi OF tbs meeting to settle the diff uy
bet &c the Fnanes Committee and Nh. Solomon, arising
the lat tax from the Secretary sdesk and retain
ing possession Of without the consent OF the Council
port from that Committee. which tire Council had ordered to
tie inserted in The and printed. An understanding
was had the last n, hal settle the matter MI
Solomon should give ny tn the document and
then he uion of the Finance COMMITTEES declaring him
unworthy Of in the Council and de CRYING expulsion
Tor carrying off the paper would be Withdrawn.
The reading of the journal having been dispensed WITH
the Council prepared in'o business. long
silence pause Of twelve or fifteen followed
Reader. have you De-. berav- body with nothing
to before IT, Y yoa have not ypn haze missed
We 90 Sa n 1Ss that x he
session when busin Is III oush and the dy ony await
H. mssves By peIias .a.h other with papee psIe s. bs
ing exerable puns introducing with becoming
s.s mat woa' sea,sy DC oroanen al TO the pages Of
Of e eanaa contrast sac was not The De srp
of pauss the Couuci Of the Third las night IL was
s s e, W. an
Of Of e as pss ut On Il an
si I'll % sta Sss q ' awful
quietly enough TIE next s hs could Hu sess ss
. onS n1s5 i. s
but awe1 mo oi d ltness psks avs1r
the mpstsnt Il sman We s1oud Is sse !. man pes
.. sse OF the tmery make such p0p0s;t in he
Council of the Tnni. Whewi ar the Recorder knock
er-be The bling wretch Sc eel bs the Sergeantat
Arms and dragged lore the indignant gazs OF 0ende;
un.i men-hear the whitening iebuke he receives. and
the rights or the dignity OF that Council can be
invaded wi immunity. $3.50
Having aempled-an inadequate attempt, it must be con-
fessed-to give he public lea Of the impression male by
the pese this body shall brief tell what was done
Mr. Flanders broke silence by asking the Chair to state the
r Char did 50 informing the Council that, according
to the ag cement Mr. Solomon was to give up the pap. in
his and the resout on Of the Finance COMMITTEES
was tnen to ia to the ground.
M solomon wanted he resolution Withdrawn fl st.
There was he said ground for its allegations He con-
fesed he taken paner from the Sec,etaIy desk but
the paper did belong to the archives Of the Munich
pality.''
The Recorder and Mr. Witt urged that The paper was to
be given up first. .
MI Solomon said he would consent on condition that the
do I'M emit should be re- I'd and discus ed.
Mr. Flanders thought queer that membe-, in returning
per The owner should presume to dictate to the toun
Gil the TENS upon which he would make est'tufioni
Alter some farther conve saou Mr. So9mos graclously
handed The paper the Secretary and the Council was
about dtscus oil The report. when we lett
believing pubic has been sated with discussions on the
natto
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ST. LOUIS BALLROOM.
DRUGS AVID MEDIcMEs,

DkUGS AMO mE III y IS ,pr n
u Gao, RHUBARB. etc.-As low for cash ~
as can be procured esewhers.Call and
~ judge-Dr E. J. COXE'S PREPARA- u
ObG SOUTHERN COUGH sYRUP-An unequaled
EXTR ACT OF COPAiVA, SARSApARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgreeable cure. superior to
'' THNsC II ExTk4CT OF SARsAPARILLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest PREPARATION that can be
made
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIvERWtRT.
the relief of C0nsum ut0n and Rr0nchs
LOUISIANA VERMiFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
MENT.
6 Especiai attention paid the treatment of Rheuma
tism, Bronchitis and Consumption.
6 tltne corner Magazine and fOydrHs SITS. n23 y3dp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-19
EAGLE LIFE AND HE aLTH INSURANCE
COMPANY.-No. 40.

WALL ST., NJ Y-CAPrrAL $500 ooo-loo ,Voo PAID In
To- This Company fomi possession o! ample Canita.
addition toi erved Premium has deci Ell advan age
owe utua tOmpani Mt OF security TO tho
des;nng 10 effect LIZ INSURAN E. Its having
surpassed III. ansuine ancipa tons OF Is founders
q owe. its advantages he dull, appreciated by the
munity Its rate, about 10 per re less than Mutual
Companies the wi full participat in the ots
Pros eetuses will be unshsd. and apelea ions for lnsu
ran e ior arded to the ompa y. apple tdn 10
GEOR E WDOO. ew Levee
iall 1m3p and 6 Tchoup o +, las street.
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~ EW ORLEANS:
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10
list Of a. reported soths Board Of HEALTH
up to u O'Clock yesterday, by the Sections:

= S1et oD
's' - :. !. :. -. !. :. :.
ANOTHER OF THEM ARtEsTsD--Manjn Sweeney was
yes'esuy "a. 80. - ,.s -, s esicp my eocs,
c"a ecu WIN o1s N - of -:' - = M nsy
pa"h W y. "se. o. @ o.. -, 10 ~. ~; s.. - $50
feeu On me n'sn. - a's Gun ~ .-.-ss'e % A'i''
- sN,.n-;,- CO.
TAXING The WIDOW :, rs..;s:nsI;,r :. ~ Wa VS.
yesterday aiIesteo IN inc Seconu =: s.t aa
pam q mary I''"' why on"' - - NJ a md T,;yoa
aAuk vm ne mosse' o. se ~ " ~ ~ a.cs.,.a
se soou' VOW De'ohE"k " VIZ Ss'''s =
"1sOA"u ------------ -----
FOND DAINTIEs.Louis SENEGAL accused Of 'feal ne
several bottles Of and Of syrup om she Coffee
hope Of Joseph Joh "a Hospital ys tsday sent
before the Fust District Court by Recorder Genos.
COMMIrTEr--T omas b. Wsshbu n, accused OF sealing
carpenters tools from eshop of C. Mcssy was ste day
mmtfed for trial before the Frt District Court By Recor
der baldwin.
srrr tn rur woRKHousr Mich Finn c,u,., snck
g yht, fouo , ha, al on the Jev,s and Mich n.lv md
w. Cnnniogb.r, charged stealing co., ~, l.v On
,ha sam, es, tbomuyhf.be were e,cl, seot - e .oyh
h e., th;,,y d,vs hv R.ccn1.r .lav;. = ,.,d.v
'''- ~ 49,. -. :, = =
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SHE Ids & COLL ms,
L Steal and CopperpIate e ngravers and

Wood, Steel and Copperplate Engravers and
sPrinters.-34 CAMP 8 RET. NEW ORLEANS,
VATOULD IN Om he Public that they have 10 :ae them.
w selves above and prepared e execute all crs's
entrusted to them with ne-tness and dispatch. BUSI-
VESS AND VISITING CARDS BILLS OF EX;
CHANGE AND tADING Bill 4 I, H i "a BANK
sed in the neafest Having procured extensive
and well seecIed sortment OF CARDS, pAPEk etc. are
srsbed 70 furnish the busin community with supei0r
TRiNTlNG at .edu ed p ices Commnsion Merchants
having Plates are respectfully requested to give Us tnathe
rssiu..iia an IN that branch being over 20 cent
fY STATf merry. BLANK BOOKS. SfANfs'
and CHEAP PUBLICATIONS. ,or sale
"Oo' ~ - dl4 BIN
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STEAMBOATS,.

tfs TS Psy q Gs ssd p5:
passenger mssh .sane new
WI liam Eus FoT nss ss ua
w5ss a
large a state and ysy sai daSs ~ and g
Psducah. smi,hIssa. etc. '' Vs. 90 -. jais
Loo MoBiLE from the New Canal and Pontchaitran
K ! Fl T. !; \: x: nd
% ba., BE- ss
Ssn. b g. in f s S s%
By The sok ,s New ssa Warehouse
til ! O'Clock P. M. on tn day OF departure,
For freight passage, having unsurpassed accommoda
aG 3Ps Apply % wINGATE BRENAN. AZ Poydra. st.
e FIX sEDAY M,doo Do p,.Sar.
I'm 5fS p PE ss r. W..Sss
nass will nos.iveiy leave as shove ro
apply on board R RyhE Ths q poyd,.s
N B.-The Commodore Peny is entirely new boat and
draws only fee, wa err jai9
FsSssT ST n ogs M E59is '1s Z s%fe
TIE m ,a1se srf sso BaSesa expected
having ssed accommodat ons apply on board oppo
sue fo'''as ''e HYDE oGLEsBY PoydI !; St
& and s tn the s
Los foRT y!1 w. aSek eSska and all
.'s.n sassss 81 q sif'a' fs vi
on :, Board '' e.s
\ FIRST CLASS 99FRkA sAh5Rr nsa, @A
n Is is5 eet-lS2 feet deck feet 3#BasI
stIoke-ai entirely new with he boat She draws only 30
yea @us nine monh id her cabins fn shed in excel
lent and well found in every respec For u"er par
ac az f apply " HYDE OcIEsPy Ia povdra. at
RoU5H AND r. ADY LINE OF oMNIBUsEs.
ON and ait- the 4th inst he arases Of The above Ii
u win be diydea at Canal "a street, i, and N
F F cs.: sss o% S so, Is " wha
Last ss,:s: sf from ,,.i.~ whs,e
Fat Lafayette to Canal street ......s an
Fist Canal street TO Lafayette N
No Smoking allowed.
81 per hundred-for sa at the conner Of Harmony and
lie ee .trrets. Lafayette corner of Mo eau and Louisa
''s rs Third MUNICIPALITY aHd f. sFs' n go q
ClTY coal YARDS.-OFvIcE and YARDS Nos. ~
St. Mary hand and for sale. wholesale
or retail either by cargo aoaf OF yards IN any guam
tity - PITTSBUR ANTHRACITE, ENGLlSH
C.4NNELs and TR.4DE WATER COdL.-s
Towboass Foundres Cotton Presses Sugar Henenes DO
tes Smith Mil Plantations the upper OF lower Co ct
best PtTTSBURG COAL 1t the lowe market rates wit
bsst quality Of Pittshue nthrsCite English Camel anf
Trade Water Coal well creened delivered in any para
the cities Of Neworieans Lalses and sqyirons at the low
~ All orders strictly attended to-.
STr Contrscts entered into to supply yearly:
MCLEAN, WILLARD CO.,
Nam as2 Tchonpiiouias street
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS

LAItAUpx, - of 80 r.--LossITUDA. ~ Win Time. Oh
------------------
Cleared Yesterday:
Prop iler Eudora. Jones' New York G. w Bynson
s ~ E,u lbt) bTIs10l Liverpool, T. Marvel Co
Berk Me ION buekman. New fo,k, Chas. Leake & 20
Baik psiia .haIan' sicseaf As~ fo,k' VIZ A.a,. g. ~
Brig Tasso. Benson PhiIa ielph a., q. J M-.ker
Br.s q. w ken4ail. Reed. NeS York via At aka. as
Big Thos. P. Han. Swasev. p lad. phia, c. j. NJ ekei
Brig Cvsullbus. (Sp) amer MsjOf.a, Pug, Mir 20
CHI yno. n0a.en. C,app. G.iveson y. w .eknam
steam boa Zen nainsi Cozzens Pensacola. Jno. HUXLEY
Arrived YssIeroay:
Ship Rockaway. Wadswoth 20 days from Beth. Me. to
Ia ed my.
schr Hslone husey, days from Bazos ST. Jsso in bal
Ias, 10 Bae u + x-ist M.
schr L. cans sears, days from Apalachcoa. to master
sehr sarai Baden Rankin, from CO. ington Oakley &
Ha~ kins-Basiu. se
,rxAmBuATs
California. Reynolds. I'm Mobile
chr1 holAss. kipw tn Landng-696 bales cotton.
Aut0crat Cos re, In 1919 ba e. CO. ON.
Giay Eagle Muggsn, I'm 81. NJ Oaies cotton.
Cha. nestle. Aiso,e. an Camden--634 I. les ca tvn
a.. w, AN Lee q Tan . Mar insv ell b. c'n
ten w ot, Cia,,es Lake rrosiuence-l36l bis. cotton
GIy>y, Uie tba.,n kou se- ~ baes cotton.
VIOLA Dugas. I'M La .ouTclie.
Auienc. vhnsou. s-oul lle--S63 va es cotton.
A * =, 0u ctuigtoa ian LvuIst IIe
Gen i-ane siei ief Oh, I'm Il .nisvnie
Towboat u eeonia, Iinnsgaf. ifom the Passes
Memoranda
Steamboat Alex. SEQ let Louisville the 18th instant
Reports he ser d, and thu Ohio liver falling.
Towboa Ca edona lowed down and to on the l4th INST
ship "A. Kansas.
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Ornamental Trees, Greenhouse Plants, &c

THE undersigned respectfully informs his friends and the
l. public that he ha 0eenet his Green GU g on the ~
corner St. Charles and Un irse. where Re has acYo
large asson ment of EvERGREENS and ORN -
MENTAL TREtS also CT EEN-HOU e LANTS OF
every variety 10 vareii Of ROSES Of the bet quality
Pnms Necarnes Aprcots and Ounces OF the best
quality and int nds selling at the lowest prices Al his
E, ergt ens Ornamental rees Shade Tres. which will be
~ rs I'm =" VIC '"''e JAMES McCABE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-19
NEW CAPTION. HATING INTELLIGENCE.

DY shin Jsssore and steamship Falcon, am in recent O.
ID splendid lot o. HATS and CAPS. manniag-
$50 turei :. pes for my own saes at 10, fac'Oy II
in Newark. Nj but which, will offer at O. ~
whsesa in this city, at man ufacturen prices. Ane
invoice cons sts in p ri, Of
Mems CLOTH cAPS-nawesf styles. ..s
Boys CLOTH and VEi VET CAPS-latfst fasht0us
Youths and Boys FANCY Il .TS-with Vt heFs 80,
Supe No Esra Gura Pe.eha Stiffened Mol'skin HATS
Nos. L. 2 ard SILK HATS
Mems WOOL HATS, OF every enoF variety and price.
B Dad Bnm OTTER BRlISH HATS. ~,
Prime assortment Of Fine B ack Blu ENA VISIT A HATS:
All Of which, and othess ready s,o-, be found at
my Salss...om, Is GRdHiEk STR EI.she sien Of
the Big Black Hat. WILLIAM BOOTH.
az Practical Halter. II tsssvisr ssr.as stain.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-19

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