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AUCTION Sale ME DaY,

j. A. RRARD will sell, at 10 o'clock at Banks Arcade
Valuable Second Municipality Real Estate.
j. NJ, DEPAss viii SELL at IL o'clock RogeFs's Stables
corner CaTOndele and Union streets, Horses aud Mules.
fLORAECE y TAYLOR will sell. at II o'clock, at Banks
arcade, Real Estate, belonging to the succession Of
John $ Lndner.
J. e. L, SOLOMON will SELL at Il O'Clock at No. 81 Camp
stTeet-Eurniture
THOMAS J. SPAR win SELL at 10 O'clock at the Horse
station corner Of Common and Rampant sts.-HOBes,
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SPEcIE,-Ihe schooner Oregon, Capt. Trenis,
arrived yesterday from Tampico, brought, in specie,
S29,0OS 80, consigned as fellows: J. w. Zachare g.
Co, $4,000; J. Y de Egana, S7IOO; E. Cramme,
$500; r. d. Blossman, $2452; F. Tic, $4,000;
s. Fernandez, 5000; LoEne & Fros, $575 "a /;
Smith q Co. e3aI n6
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8s- Thomas c. Mcdowell, Consul at Rio de ia
metro, arrived from that port on the 11th, at Balti
more. He is bearer of dispatches from the U. S.
Legation at Rio to our Government ;'and also bears
dispatches from the Brazilian Government to the
Legation at Washington.
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ACCIDENT TO A DANsEUsE.-At> the Howard
Athengum, in Boston, lately, Miss Anna Walters,
while dancing, slipped on the stage, in consequence
of It's being too wet, and dislocated her elbow.
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% At temperance celebration at Newmarket,
Tenn, a little lad appeared inthe procession bear
ing a flag on which was inscribed, LAPS Right
lDhen Daddy is Sober"
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oar Thanks to the Alhambra for late St. Louis
papers And to the Oregon for early papers from
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A TRUE STORY.

While a visit the North in the year 1e4l, was hv
ted to party evening in country town place cee
bated for making boots and Shoes the city of Boston
During the evening the old and wife, and ten
fifteen Others got seated in of the room, and
among the rest After hearing number Of good stories
told called upon for when begged to be excu
sed being in the habit OF telling stories. Well said
the old man, Can'tyou tell something about NewOreans,
and how the people there make mOneysO fast and get itch
Why" said l. " if that is all you want to know can
tell you very Now, for instance suppose out
to New Orleans with stock Of boots aud shoes amounting
to some thirty thousand dollars and am already there with
the amount your stock and set up trade next
door to me the CONSTRUCTED that only board par
ion divides our two stocks Of goods Well the Yellow
Fever sets ~ and you die whit they buryng YOU
Lire carpenter to come my store and take down the board
partition as quick as possibe you see, that the is
all in one and the stock trade all mine II any Of your
friends should by chance call me to know il knew any
thing about your efeos would promptly anawer in the
egstiEe and that only acting for me when
uiiyel"
Says the old man midwife, LA, is il pOssibel" My
conscience :" exclaimed another what Of folks have
you down in that Orleans l' Said every body minds
their own business that's way we get riuh." By
81" said Ben, I'm going to Try my luck there next
fail 9" Bat" said l. there other way get rich
hy getting up very early in the morning which abe Yankees
out there are yey apt do The mercantile houses that
dng business large scale receive gea deal OF gold in
Kegs and in the hurry Of business while rolling them into
the store some OF te dOUboOns often roll Of the key
ther the floor sidewalk the clerk sweeps them into
the gutter and the Yankees pick them up early in the
ing" oh, gOiy - said tall Yankee, jumping up from
his chair and running his hands into his beecns pockets
g Let's 20 and get mug OF Elipl' SPEAREE
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FIRE AT BATON RoUGE.-A fire broke out at
Baton Rouge at midnight on Monday last, in the
saddlery establishment Of Mr. w. A. Bradford, on
Church street, Ii threatened for time 10 destroy
some very valuable buildings but ii was got UNI
der, after burning Mr. Bradlord1s shop and goods
and the.shop Of Mr.. Kuger, tailor Mr. Bradford's
loss isabodt S45OO-insured for S250O. The build
inga were Of ineonsiderable value. One belonged
70 Messrs, Pike, Freligh q Co. the other to Mr..
James McCalop
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1slsgraphed 70 he G Daily Creseent.n
BY the southern Lime.
Eleotion-oommer oial.

UaHdud~T UuIsyLVdLIIa IlI0NU0W~Ou IcIaIl
--19e-f
. Canada.
BALTIMORE, October II, A. M.--At Montreal, on
the 18th inst the Manifesto in favor of annexation
had already received twelve hundred signatures,
whilst the anti-annexation list only hundred two
hundred, The French population are generally in
favor of annexation. 1t is believed that the seat of
Government win be removed to Toronto.
Pennsylvania Election.
The democratic journals in Pennsylvania claim
majority of one in the Senate, and twenty in the
Lower House.
Commercial.
At New York, on Tuesday, the Cotton market
was very firm. Sales $500 bales. Fair Uplands,
lit6, Fair Mobile and New Orleans, IL to l2sc.
One parcel sold at l2lc. per ID.
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Arrivaisat the Principal Hotels.

Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.
-a@a
- - MIRANDA HOTEL.
j j a. Elliott NeWOreansi n. +. Baird, Mics;
j. .. hughes II. r.. Colcori KY
=. 1ah9lu anu iauyt A. j. MITCHELL Louisiana;
~ H. hayyt w. Gaines:
L. L. Charles Mobile; Win. Markham W. B,t,pR ougp
yehn r; sllshsL &c., W Williams, 81. Joseph
~ b bFashehr, Aunkapsai John Hunter, Nntchez;
TLeo. Johnston, Plaquenine. G. II. Wakeise, Lake
A. Talbot,
BANKS ARCADE.
Samuel Baker. NeWOrleans W. A. Fowler Montgv Te,p,.
r., 5. Freg, WIN. Patrick, GRresff1p' - '
B.D Howard Horny Adams. -
Francis o Conner Alabama burrows Part Hudson :
John Gay, t }, A. Cobb, Ky;
b Lache, DR., Dolt Biloxi;
- Bennington A. W. Richards Miss CITY;
A. McCaTtgi OuachitR3 & P. DEyia, Miss,
Thomas Il. BIOWR, MANCHESTER England.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
James s. Hart, England WIN. Il. Lee Hartford, Ct:
IrRlon Landry, AeZandria; DR. p W. Fender Puquemine
e. Adams, Jr, lbeRife; W. b. Fre.igh, g. Louis:
John u Deas AAd servant; 7. Huguer, ButUnBouge.
PLANTERS HOTEL.
!. E. Enlswier Dr.. T. Alexander, Rio de Janeiro;
JOhH B. Schiller NewUreans. temurc, Franklin.
s. Dekon, 81. Louis. II. G. Kendall stbt Olivia.
/. J. Brown, Batu Rouge
HEWLETTSs EXCHANGE.
K Power South BendrArkj I'd J. McGehee, Mississippi;
= 3 Oracle, Little Rock Ark; H. 4. Lee, Louisiana.
H. Hinch, st. FTpnctsyiles
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FIhE IN THE TELEGRAFH OFFICE AT New
YoRK--A fire broke out on the 18th inst, in the
building in Hanover street, New York, occupied
by the Magnetic Telegraph Office, which matsri-
ally interrupted the business of the ne and caused
adelag in sending of dispatches. The extent Of
damage was not very heavy. There was no delay
IN the forwarding Of messages the next day.
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KILLED BY AN ELIZA mai was gored to death
by tame elk, lately, on the farm of Col, W. w.
Wadsworth, near Genesee, New York.
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THOMPSON g. NIXON,
Fashionable Clothing Establishment,
FINE FANCY ARTICLES,


Err F U M r Y,
Combs, Brushes and Gents FURNISHING
Goods.
t We have splendid assortment Of new and beau
uful FANCY ARTICLES,
which receiving addition BY every packet We INV
atlenten o the following
GARD CASES. Pearl, shen, Silver, etc.
RETlCULES.. six and Velvet. elegant patterns
PURSES. IA fine assortment, styles.
DESKS. Ebony, Rosewood, Papsr Maehs etc.
WORK BOXES. Ebony Rosewood, Papier Machs, etc.
DRESSING CASES Ebony Rosewood, Puper Maehe, ETC.
PORTFOLIOS. Leather, Velvet and PHpier Machs.
ACCORDEONs. Best French, double frame.
MUSIC BOXES. ..Shel and Tin
BOUQUET HOLDERS. "A pretty assortment.
GOLD PENs-Of all celebrated Makers at priesS
ranging from to eighteen dolarh.
DOMlNOEs and DICE.
CHESS MEN. Chinese, English and German.
OPERA GLASSES. IA large assortment
ODEUR BOXES. Prom to SIX bottles.
PAPETERIEs. ...Of Ebony, Rosewood PAPER, etc.
FANS. of Pear, Ivory, Feather, Paper Blk, etc.
PORTE MONNATES. ..Of Shell, Pearl, Leather etc.
CANES. &c. Mounted with Gold, Silver,
UMBRELLAs....A superior article, made for
CORK JACKETS. Life PrsSTVsn.
PERFUMERY OF all kinds.
SUBSCRIBERS.
MONEY BELTS.
HANDKERCHlEFs.
CRAvATs, STOCKS and sCARFs.
SHOULDER BRACES.
FINE SHIRTS.
We have complete Of fine Linen
Cotton SHIRTS AS made, enabled
and latest styles, Of the best
lys3gdp II CAMP sSrsst, opposite the City Bank.
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ACES OF DIsTINGUIsHED GENERALs.-Marshal
Radetzsky is "a, General Wrangle is 20, Yelling
ton 80, SouItB Paskiewilch between 60 and 70.
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GRocERIEs-Our friend SrOUeHToN, Of "a Camp street.
is again in receipt Of great variety of articles in his line
Just read list of them made expressly your benefit
and 10 be found arranged Ongst our Advertisements
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CoTToH sAMPLMo PAPER.-Aiessis. CoRsoN & ARM
STRONG have just received supply Of this article They
arg ao adding daily supplies to their large stock of Station
Camp street.
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GRIT SALE OF REAL EsTATE,-J. A. BEARD sells to-
day at Btnkss Arcade at II O'clock lot of ground on
ThRlA street three improved lots situated in The souare
bounded by Aseucc Dlyades and Cslops streets and Til
ton Walk valuable building lot Magazine stres the
large, new thTceSory brick building Pefddo street inn
mediaey fronting the ShadCs and other desirable prom
ey Offering great inducements to those who have surplus
means 70 invest. The terms liberal sale posity
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PENNSYLVANIA ,ELECTIoNs.-There is no use
in numbering our columns with the details, now
that the result is snoficially known. The demo-
cratic Canal Commissioner is elected by a large
majority. The State Senate consists of thirty
three members, elected one-thrd aunually-each
Senator holding hiss for three gears. Last year
the Senate stood twenty wings to thirteen demo-
Gratis. Eleven were elected this term. OF the
twenty-five Senators holding over, thirteen are
wings and nine democrats. OF those whose terms
expire, seven are wings and four democrats. In
districts heard from the democrats have elected siT
and the wings fire. Two districts to be heard
from usually democratic, so that without acct
dent the result will show the choice Of eight dem
Oerats and five wings and give democratic ma
joFity Of one in the Senate - Last year the House
of Representatives was tied-iifty democrats and
fifty nativists and wings, This year the democrats
win have large majority, having gained eight or
nine members already. In Philadelphia City, the
wings lost their Mayer but carried everything else
by large maiorities. In a joint vote Of city and
county, the wing candidate for Canal Commissioner
has majority Of 2l9
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Correspondents Of the Gresrettt.


Eea1s from Caif0TEfa dy the Empire CITY RunlOr of
gtsit 5rom President IdVt0T- TiHlGrg Elections 6U
INC ~ hEgS-tto11S and Discussions in he Partyy9D
peGrGae6 Of Charlotte. CaSAman-JHasicak Fesfipqk-
WeatheT--SfOsks,
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HORSES, WAGONS, etc, AT AUoToR-spesr sells
valuable lot of Horses and Mules today at his welknowp
stand corner Of Rampant and Common. This is great
wagons
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JUST LANDINo.-I- l., STONE 8 Co., 81 and 50 Common
atlset receiving per ships Sedan Josiah Bradley
Amulet, Atlantic Kentucky. and Hero, very heavy stock
Of fresh Groceries, and calf the attention of dealers to
Pho advertisement. ID another column of this honae
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SALE OFG'sfOICE FURHIrHRE TODAY. at II O'Clock ]
L. Solomon will sell 81 Gampsreei large lot of SUI
pefOr Furniture comprising eve5 thing in the housekeeping
line. Here is good opportunity purchase bargains as
the sale is to the highest bidder without-any limit on the
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SALE on HORSES AND MULEs.-Thers will he sold to-
gay al u o'clock to the highest bidder four fine saddle
Horses and six Mules at N Rogers stables, corner of
Carondset and Union Streets BY J. NJ. DepasI The ami
mas are in prime order and worthy thsatention of par
OH
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Ozs- Alstter from Alexandria, dated on the 10th
of August, announces the discovery, in Egypt Of
an ancient papyrus, containing part of the "Iliad"
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See fourth page FOR Candidates and
Election Notice.
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TUST RECEIVED splendid assortment OF CLOAKS, MAN
TILAS and YIsITEs Of Silk Satin Velvet and Merno, plain
nd embroidered, which will be opened Monday 18th inst
oi5 lw2dp d. ?. SEAMAN CO. u Charues ST.
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RAILROAD IRON. - The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company have made a favorable arrange
ment with some English capitalists, for the entire
quantity of iron required to lay their road from
Cumberland to the Ohio river The arrangement
is, that the iron is 10 be paid for altogether with
the bonds of the Company, which are to be guar
aRtied by the Messrs. Darlington q per cent The
entire cost of the iron, delivered this country, is
not to exceed $40 per tou. The Baltimore press
has been lately very loud in its complaints Of the
mischievous effects of the tariff Of 1916, in letting
in English railway iron, and pathetic upon the ad-
vantages which would follow to the State Of MAJ
ryland if the article were so projected by law as to
ensure that it would be supplied exclusively by
Maryland labor. The Railroad Company evidently
does not agree with them. 1t has no idea of acting
wisely and periodically, unless compelled by law,
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING!!!
LARGE STOCK or NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS
ALFRED AIUNROE s. CO.'S
CONE PRICE" STORE,

WE have just received direct FROM mandatory per steamships
w Ohio and Falcon and ships Union CoIunbHn1 Mnyhower
Hero etc. the choicest assortment OF FASHIONABLE Cl0Aigg
and GENT'tS FURNISHING GOODS exhibited ia
Orleans which We would invite c attention Of purchasers
Also, iui UssOTm- mt Of BOYS CLOTHING
K Al tts deduction he m1lero
the price first named IT, after the purchase Of any article any dis
satisfaction should exist returned, and the viii be
refunded, ALFRED MUNROE & co.
No "a Magazine Graviar,
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D<s~ new work called "ShiIley," by Currer
Bell, author of Jane Eyre, is announced.
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MAMMOTH CIrRoN I'VE have been shown a eitron taken
from the garden Of Mr. HampsoA the popular Mayor Of
CarToOR. that mealured 50 inches length and l55S in
iIcumersnoe-vsight. 3 pounds "a ounce
ULYMPIc THkATRE Tie iui1oens NJ, 20 ,, ,i Z, =
Pic are numerous Two sterling spectator MIN tS ,tni
Of which they are familiar will be oferedbof,bs nsrts
msnt o. men women and children, all Of whomo,r witness
bluebeaEd, and go home early, remain and 49, ne
equally attractive and nbyertinng Forty Thieves and
thsn get 10 bed IN good time. Arich treat ortle javones
such ANOTHER chance not again and should not
De neglected Tomorrow night another new piece will be
produced, at enormous expense - Aladdin with correct
scenery machinery and costumes We trust that tbis
hoea outlay viii not a to produce golden harvest for the
aptsd esseein fact that he may bsuckyyith his lamps
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~ For Assessor.-J JESSE DARLING is a Can.
dote for Assessor Ut STATE TaEes Tor the Ninth Rcrssu Uve
lfstr.
OSumg property upon which he Tde Good Children ST.
h has l the part OF te properly re rear
Esstssel by pegnil'os In uUer discourage
them rearing he % offered his oyFltCue
trfminel that, f elected. IL si9 be assessed. sCTi-
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To MorroW Morning ..
LIBERAL Division No. II, at Pelican Rail- corner st.
Charles and Common streets, at 10 O'Clock,
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FEoRIDA.--In an Executive order dated on the
LIST instant, Governor Brown directs the discharge
of the volunteer troops which his predecessor had
called into service to operate against the Indians,
assigning as a reason therefor, that the General
Government has assumed the responsibility of re-
pressing the hostilities Of the Indians, and has
ordered to the frontiers military force fully ade-
quate for the purpose
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Steamboat Departures This Day.


Steamboat Departures This Day.
EB- SEE ADt-ERTfsE@ENTS on rRfRD PAGE
Mobile. CALIFORNIA. Grifia 81 P. NJ. cars
s. Louis. .rUSCU MBlA, Gable, 4 P. NJ
81 louise. ACTON, Fulton S p. II.
HfcEsJurg GEN. WORTH, Muir, P. N.
Red Rpsr. ........Jia GiLMER Mckinney, 5 P. NJ,
BORROW
Corrngton ........,OLlViA, Hoffman, A. Nj. Cars.
Sg- The Packet Steamboat Gen. Worth, Cant W
DAY, Saturday, 2Otl INST, o'clock r. NJ, Vcksburg
Grand Gulf, Rodney, Natchaz aad all intermediate landings.
7. Q. CHARLES, 10 Common St.
Passengers viii please be on board at the hour.
ER Freight River privilege Of sship-
ping at VieksOurg on the steamer FaNu. 90
~ The Alton For ST. Louis and all intormedate
HYDE & OGLESBY, 70 P6y drss street.
above hour go
~" The Tuscumbia-For 81. Louii and all interme
diate lHudlgs.Th elegant passenger
above THIS DAY Saturday, the 20 ns O'Clock M
positively from Poydras street wharf.
go HYDE-SI OGLESBY, 70 Paylras 1t.
~ The Consumes of ar casks BRANDY, naked
H. 3 L. and one Box with marx viii please make their residence
ol6 W. ANDREWS & CO., 81 Common st.
kE- The Ship Chsmpiain, Capt Ocean, from Phila
denha is now dischargng the Beef Market, Fast Mun;
pal. COnsgnees will please the receipt good
the Levee they will be stored their expense
oI6 J. W. ANDREWS g. co, 81 Common st.
~ The Ship Kentucky, Capt. Phinney, from Bos
ton, Is now dschATng at Post Second Municipality COngnees
requested the receipt L6yee
they vii. be stored at their expense and risk.
ole J. ". ANDREWS & CO.. 81 Common st.
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fHE sABLE HARMoMsTs.-This far.famsd band of min.
tus no" on short visit to city aud even.
E S give the II st Concert in the Hall Of the CONNER
cal Exchange The gentlemen forming he troups se sr
lo' o. no ordinary merit and have been received every
nse hL9ushout thf tour by fashionable and crowded
we expect to see abrlsnt display at their opening
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NkkAE ATTRACTION AT TIE C)RLR 80 ~ rrbi. .,,si,.
ue yIoaaLa'Strs andthe Bsdoua arabs sppesr The an
aouneemeht OF the former alone should crowd the house
5 gn' S the ensagement of this fascinating
the opportunity OF spending two more sgTsas y
the oreans but go and sit under the bewiohrr sos ]
around you By the fary-like movements Of M MIaii
The gfBes OF motion aud Of look the sTr,o1 F'i'
And swimming loYeliness OF Step and iIsS5
The 6fd-'ikc hight, youptuous whirl-aiset
The soul aH0at, even like delicious ais
or Cute and harp"
And who wishes to shuttle Of this mortal eoi ,, r
" one night Only''0 forget the cares Of trade peplx,i
Of earhtO feel his heart bound as lightly the m Mon
plasr hefsef let him 90 tonight 10 the Orleans But m
pealus should not be enjoyed by You only would be rob
bed Of half Of is bsautsI did another sha with you
tog there elsewhere it not good for man to be alone
~ lhs bright eye Of our bellies sparkle there and add iFh
" ~ pissuU.
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DEFAULT,-Fhe Milwaukee Sentinel states that
J. A. Hellenstein, late Receiver of Milwaukee, has
not been enabled to make his account good with
the Government. A suit has accordingly been in
stituted against his sureties, George H Walker,
Levi Hubbell and J, Kneeland, in the u S.
Circuit Court for go 600
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New Music,


HOUSE FOR RENT-The Dwelling House and ~,
premises No. 400 and all Magazine st.. Apply at al
2SRalchez street, up stairs, o2O IL
bright VARNISH-49 barrels Bright Vanish a new
y and superior article, lust received per ship Kate Hunter,
90 lois DEWEY 81 eco. 81 Gravier street.
T ANDlNG eg ship Amuet-NEW sALMON-l0 bbls,
IL and 30 kits No. Salmon; for sac by
90 II. l.. STONE Il co. 81 and So Common st.
COTTON SAMPLING PAPER.
10 REAMs. superior quality, ast eegyed and for sale
StatiOneB and Blank Book Manufactures,
90 An 81 Camp street.
SUNDRI Es-Landqg eK ships Sedan, Josiah Bradley
- Amulet, Atlantic, Kentucky and Hero
10 chests Fine Black Tea;
so half chests Black Tea
10 casks Snenn oil;
10 Winter Whale Oil;
10 casks Pure Jdio5 Pot Wine;
90 cSsss Lacqne.ed Boxes Imperial and Gunp'r Tea;
2G1 dozen BToOms
lG0 packages Loaf Crushed and Powdered Sugars;
500 boxes Godtlah
30 boxes Boston Tallow Candles, IS;
100 dozen Wash. boards;
800 packages MaokeTes Nos l. 2 and 8, in barrels half
barrels quaits and kits;
30 irkins Choice o snge County Butter;
leo boxes C0gate's No Soap;
10 drums Large Goldfish
20 barrels Pickles;
2OC1 eams Straw Paper;
30 baskets Schroeder Champagne;
so packages BIJCKWHEAT, new hulled: For sale by
go 81 II. L. STONE co, 81 and 50 Common st.
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IL Vicksburg- N1
COdfsh-3f0 boxes;
BUCkDheat-55 packages;
BEtteT-3l kegs Orange County Butter;
CaesSG-76 boxes Pine Apple aud English Dairy.
Hacker6I-93 packages No l MackeTel;
Sa,MOn-23 packages; and Herings No l.
....SUNDRlES IN STORE,
Iegs-250 packages Green and Black Tea
C0Gse-40 bags Hevana, Java and Mocha;
H1HS, Beef and Buff 10 TOnguei;
SarHiHes-7 .ses fresh;
.SDit Peas, aud Fulton Market Beef:
Ot-7C1 gallons Winter bleached Sperm.
S0GpS-Csstle and Family SOap:
StGrcb-I0 boxes Co gates Pearl Starch,
.HuStard-ETench, English and Kentucky Mustsrd,
CarraHts-l2 casks Zante Cunants:
Clarified SUgag-2S barre Is:
NHtmegs aud .IaCe-375 ID fresh:
SaltIlO packages Table. IN bags and boxes
Idhhes-Spefm, Star and Patent Candles.
Pepper, Cloves and Caasa:
Hrooms, Clothes Pins and Lines:
StewaTts Loaf and Crushed Sugar:
Pru1es and Sap Sage Cheese:
,oh aaploca and sage, etc. etc. For sale by
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-20

- ~ TEN DOLLARS REWARD,
X An AWAY from the subscriber, about the 18th inst.
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mont " hoover viii her 10 me- or lodge her any
Ial Of lh'5 city, will be paid the above reward.
Ozy " MRS. PORTER, 139 Carondeet street.
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