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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

PoLics coUsr--A v,H - lamsd Eliza Hood va. "a
,lslody ~ chcsr DOty u the FIRST ward, upon
man lsmsi Michael Whslen. % sppssfs hchs-l ~ss
sins elpessy drunk % 10 grass a. Battery, when
knka os.srrcd Dy cluzel ~ hls pocket
tsinlns ne amount 4iOfesac ADD attempt " irczpp
herewith tl- committed o. ansH-r. A mAn FAMED
Edmund Holly was TAKEN into cusloay for embezxis.
m-uf. 10 cspDsnS VI helrht .n1 goods from ne sieaM
Edwin Lewis snd then converting ne money ~ 10
oEn de was detained ~ sns~,r.... Oacer Adams
n no fOurh ard, arrested olc Catherine Pc~ss On
.peOn u stealing quantity Of cotnink found 10 her
pos.sssOn justice L.lnfo2 comHiHei her ior further
examination. csr d4nson VI me sxth Ward, arrest
"a yesterday Ons George W ks.0u upon ch.rSs u
i.Ans sisf. IRON nc PosyOfce ~il.oal ssy satnony
addressed Publishers " The AscytcI hSptSo,
ins open and possessing himself VI ln-T cOnt,ris
he cOnmusI fOr rxanlnsilOn. lsis hour 90
Tsgr.dsy slerno01 four boys named JOhl Barry Pslrcz
HcGee, James DOgS5sriy snd Michael CfzssD, we're
custody charged win sl,anS gIs VI wear
ins sppsfei worn 81 10 properly u Ars Am Pan
TIE properly sDsec4 -ny recovered ~ on rer
~ao 49, 10 boy. yiag n force 10 ocs % ne r.n<
uu- sfsr JYslce Osborne cynnlfiec tLsm 10 lra..
A. -1amlDAuOu mad yesterday before J1slce Lo-
llrop .poa eAsfse " grad afeeny c11msa a. zoe "
10 1otercI. houses Lear ne ne Porls 10 neh n1n
named I1Omas Lang ROBBED % ~, tlls - thrr-
women 1sn-d May Am Carr, EAzi Flynn sad Jsns
b.se TIE iest uO1y n Lang went ~ nD bat % y o1
Gay Ii gtg - enu e 20 sos.. 81 Mary Am
Carr While nerr, s4vas occasion " lsx- ogt Us Pocs-g
1oos, g r-s ir-nrcistsy -rstcn-1 away By Ne said
Mary A11, ~cO Tossed % ~ E.lzs Flynr, ID, .alsr
r1lriog down sLslfs closely iol.oeet u Lag LIZA
l5sr ursr lie wales y Jane Bsxs. rao corceaL
Il % Glc before ne co1pal could avoid 10
Be 80. lnDsastey e.zsd 81 4 % u m-n, i,fcibiy
cared ~ sL.fs- ACC cones 10 darn rOon. where
80 lie - ~ t1r-si,c-1 u Dc H4le o1tcEy Here re-
f-l-1-c -.l uorli1g ~l-G Sel-irg RE- csEset he
n ne ihf-- r-r tos-lher Sith he a1sOf1 "
ne h-4s- " chsr Gss. hey zDc MAJ rar.e1 PsfncI
deDefr 4l- case - III conclcec, ne acegs-a al
-l-ll couul-lec "A comp Ant made yrs<rcsy
o-yf- J3slce Lsinror, y Nf Gesso1, editor n ue
se''J01r vno chsrg-- Hf f.sicrer, seep-f = he
bszssri1 Broadway Il Anibouy-sL win hsvinz
s--s1. e- zr- b-strn LIZ ~ith coN1lse hi. of.ce
10 .o- s--.r xro~i1g CT u .fic.- ylDsl-c By
ne con 2-aci n rs rejecting lpDr nc
r-sp-cl.lliy q Hf F>tchsrs establishment f1fthef
-HsEirs-cr wil. oe bad tnis osy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES

a WATCH CHAINS ktTs BIEAsTFTNs. LAf'
~ Rings, bfacsets Finger Rings oliver spoons,
- Forks Ood Prns and Css,s Gold Silver and
49, steel sp-ctzcl ZEE, Fancy Goods. &C All u which
warranted genuine cheap and god al lbo Old store,
% Pearl corner II FgltOn--t
mn nNtstJ.i y LOCKWOOD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

L = Cisculr CoUNr- Before Judge Sr son - Frede,-
os a ray SInaei q C0,reI u ifis Gaze. Dee.
eve. aciiou WAS ued iu which M &. sought 10
cover ~ Mr. damages for alleged Infringement OF Pc
rut for improvement in tho msnltlcur- OF esd pipe
The action dt not succred A bll +. now filed by NJ
Gay. assng me Court unler , equity power. maze
order requiring the Commissioner of Pniruts revoke
be- patent granted fo Mr. Cornell sud give o. 10 hm lMr
Cav assignee 0f Alex d. Perry he slesed tr.i iis-
coyefer Of ne improvement Argument was hesri-Mr
Moore for plznta srd Mr St0ak hton for defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

AIR. AND MRS. KIpDBR respectfully announce
NI,o their pslrons and the pubic, iasI ibe oosfns
and Day School for Ycung Ladies VII % rsSpeoes &C
nondsy lss len SEPT Ct isi oreerpsi sa4o ''IeVs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

y Broadway Is again psssable throughout It's
entire length the paving operations being suspended
tiil the 10Th Of October
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

nROF. BROWNS CLASSICAL AND CONFER
/ GAL SCHOOL. s1.s sssss~sy, 49, sssSsrra.
a. SvssA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

~ Why - the Revolving Clothes Line fond
Of pedss'riss exerc.sei Becsu,e Il IL slwsy. going
about 10 the Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

IS" There is some probability that the pro-
jec'ed new market at the foot OF Avenue C. will BE
carried into effect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

RESCUED IRON DRowSNG.-A man named
James Iiergson ei into the the foot II Cham
oers - on "wednesday afternoon bot was fortunately
rescued from death BY Mr. McCapeuk Also one
Charles Brown Vac rescued from drowning In the Va
Ter al the foot Of James - by officer SHARPE Who fish
Cd him out and conveyed him 70 the stsiion-house
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-11


REMEDY FOR PHILADELPHIA RGoTs.-A letter
from Philadelphia, dated on the LIST, speaks of an
ARRAY among the Irish the day before, and suggests
a remedy for the riots in that city
" Last evening it rained with violence, which,
however, was a blessing, as it prevented the row.
dies of Moyamensing from fighting like cats and
dogs. The police are always thankful for a heavy
shower in times when trouble is anticipated. Du-
ring yesterday afternoon there was the nearest ap-
proach to faction fight in that district that perhaps
ever happened outside of an Irish fair. The Irish
Catholics of the eastern section have for some time
been embittered against their Protestant brethren
of the west. Some boys commenced throwing
stones across Eleventh street, which is the dividing
line. Other boys threw back, a pistol was fired
attracting men to the spot, who took part in the af
fray. Aldermen Fletcher and Mccain appeared
in their midst at this crisis and having much nflu-
ence with the cOntending parties, induced them to
dispense Afterwards the Sheriff came into the
district with large police force and caused fresh
excitement, which, however, few arrests put
down. The feeling rs becoming general that the
only remedy for the riOtous spirit now prevalent is
union of the various corporations into one body,
or that at least the police regulations shouldsbe uni
form, and under the control and direction of a
single head. Judge Parsons, this morning, in
charging the grand jury for the October term urged
their action upon this subject Some plan will
undoubtedly be effected at the approaching session
of the Legislature, especially the owners of land
below Moyamensing are interested in the union
proposed"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-11
NEW FALL GOODS.
c. YALE, JR., & co.,

c. YALE, JR., s. CO.,
"a MAGAZINE STREET,
Are now receiving per steamer Falcon and other arrivals
their Fall Stock of
SILK, FANCY, STRAW AND LACE GOODS,
Among which will be found a complete assortment Of
Plain, Plaid, Striped and Waered BLACK SILKS Fan.
ey Figured Changeabe and BrOche Silks latest style
COlOIed Satins White and Black do COOTed and White
eros d'Airique COrde and Glaze Silks COloed Flor
ences Black Grape White and COlOed do Grape Lislei
Illusion etc.
Black Plain and Printed Cashmeres and MouEseline de
LANES Black BOmbazine A lpaoa Lustres GinghsmE,
and a variety of new style Dress Goods.
WHITE GOODS
Swiss and Book MUSLINS Tarletans; Cambria
Jaconets Bishop Lawn Linen Cambrc Striped and
Plaid Cambria Long Lawns Irish Linen Corded Skirts
Fancy Nets, etc.
LACEs AND ENTBRoIDERIES.
Thread LaUes and Edgings; Lisle and Muslin do do
BObbin and Silk do do. JacOnet and Swiss Trimmings
Embodied Capes, Collars Cuffs and Mantlas Lace
Wells Lace Flouncng; Embroidered L. c. Handker.
chiefs; RivTt and Hem stitch do. Tape and Plain BOr
dered do Ladies' Fancy Silk Ties and Handkerchief
Gentlemens BaoF and Fancy Silk and Satin Cravah
SHAWLS, sCARFs AND SILK MANTLLAs.
A complete assortment of Ladies and Gentlemen'l
GLOVES. all kinds Silk, Cotton and Wooden HO.
SIERY Steel Beads; Purse Silk Sewing Silk Zephyr
Worstsl Pins Needles Pearl Buttons Oil Silk Whale
bones; Black and colored SILK PRINCES and TRIM
MlNGSi Linen Tape and Bobbns; stay Binding
Green and Blue Barge Tor Wells; Hat and Ribbon Wire
11" 0O'0' GU STRAW GOODS.
China and Rice Pearl Rutland, CObOurg Berlin Aladdin
Pamla, English Split Straw Tuscan Braid and Devol
BOENErS Bonnet Frames Crowns and Tips New
style Bonnet Cap and Belt RIBBONS; full assortmen
OF Plain, Satin and Taft Ribbsns all oOOr and numbers
ARTIFlCiALFLOWERS- Freach Buuches, WIeathi
etc. all of which will be sold at the Lowest Cash Prices
c. YALE, Jr.. g. Co, q Ma azine st.
reps 8md&W between Common and Ora Ter ITS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-11
LEY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The Original and Only Genuine.
NO COMPOUND

NO COMPOUND
Has ever been discovered that possesses any of the qualities
of this famous Remedy Almost daily we hear of new and
heretofore unknown virtues discovered by its application to
diseases-for it remarkable fact that many of its
effects known only from accident or experiment So
deep has beent science of Mr.. HENRY DALEY, the
Inventor admirable the combination of its ingredients
that it is found suited relieve almost every aiment to
which the frame of subject Let enumerats some
of the peculiar qualities of this remedy:
First.-It will within five minutes from its application
remove the pain from The severest BURNS SCALDS OF
BLISTERS. 1t will also the pain and cure GOVT
TIC-DOLOREUX, PILES, RHEUMATISM, SORES
or SWELLINGS.
SecoHd.-In cases of BURNS, if applied Immediately,
it will preserve life matter how may be the injury
unless vital part be burned and its immediate application
will prevent blister and consequently any sore in
fsmmatiOn.
TAird-It will heal Burns or Wounds Ulcers or Sores,
of any kind, WITHOUT SCAR.
F6UrIt neuiralizes and destroys POISON from Plants
Reptiles, Insects, or Rabid animals
F1th.-It viii, wherever applet prevent MORTIFICA.
TlON; and in old wounds where modification has
menced, it will arrest the disease and the wound even
where flesh has already dropped away, it will tine
part to its natural state
Sirth.-If BROKEN LIMBS, when set be well wrapped
mp in the Salye Inflammation Swelling, Pain
occur and the bones unite and become with aston
ishing rapidy.
SepeHh-When the Bowels are painful or nfiamed, the
Extractor, if well rubbed upon them will sod relief and
cause movement when castor OIL alap and all other
| medicines have failed.
Eighth-Its perfectly safe in all cases-it
do harm-the system will absorb than necessary
to repair it, 1t will not conflict with any medicines that
| may be taken internally.
We have not space in this publication to enumerate all the
! diseases cured by
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR,
but shall uboin few testimonials of its value, selected
from the thousands in possession from all parts of the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-11

MACHINE FOR OPENING OYsTERs.-Mr. Bryant,
the poet, and one of the editors of the Evening
Post, now travelling in Europe, says that the old
fashioned way of rapping the shell of an oyster,
forcing knife in the body Of the unfortunate ami
NAL, and fetching him to light with " How many,
sir! has been superseded in Paris, by machine.
" Mr., Brandon, with his ecatleries, reforms these
barbarities altogether. The oyster is laid over
gently in a grOove-the screw is turned once, twice
lie UOila-the unconscious oyster is before you,
blinded by the light, without a gaping wound.
There is no series of raps to warn the oyster of his
doOm-no portion of his castle is preached but the
vice is turned, the valves fly apart, and, blinded
and bewildered, the live oyster is consigned to
tickle your palate with his dying agonies''
IRISH CONSOLATION. =" Well, Paddy" said
Thaddy, " these Iluminations for the Queen are
the death of Repale.' g True, indeed" said
Paddy TO Thaddy, but sure it's an iligant wake"
BRoUoHAm's AGRICULTURAL. DEsIGNs.-Punch
says Lord Brougham has made his first appearance
at Penrith in his last character of &c The Brit
ish Farmer" Among the agricultural designs
which his LOrdship intends shortly to introduce,
we are enabled to enumerate-
l. An improved plan for drilling the House Of
Lords.
2. A scheme for Matching Russian ducks in this
country.
3. A design for a scariier for Lord Campbell.
4. A continuance for irrigaung the country with
small talk
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-11
CLOTHING!

MUSIO-GOOD MUSIC.
-. = The undersigned respectfully in k(yESA
kAss3Rs vtes the attention Of .uRsiclaRs esgsLfsF
n III El RI VI and y4HidtsUTs TO his list of late SsskY
y " y and fashionable MUSIC NOetuTne, by
poher h "reminiscences of Lucia d LammermoOr by
ls1l buUarL Caprice tfOm Macbeth; II TOiqu TassO,
6y Roseen BONDING from Refine de Chypre Tribute 10
6Iheiea Rolka de Concert by Herr; Robert Bruce, by
R11sele9 variations La SiTene, by Herr ETnani-the
mo'e Gpea OF IL parts to suit purchasers; Robert DeVe
Su1 Une euT Pour TOi, by NOss Revere by Resell
55httalsle from Ensni by BuTgmnler Les Fugitiyes,
WatEeS Dy Eolnc6qn La PastOTee, by Hez Chant Ma.
%Sz, BY JalIgGon dedicated to NADINE Amantpe
Soue FOl f0uTu Ia Juive by CrameT GalOp Russo, by
Home, by Fred Boyer.
oS lw w. T MAYO. Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-11


idding l05S Good Fair. .l21z1l3
9ood nlddiHg .lof t01S Coed and Fine, nominal
ToB ACCO. The sales included nearly 10 hhdz. Of
which 80 hhds Refused t4zo and u hhds Mason County
(4s and q R) private terms also. ia hhds Admit
ted, day or two nee, private terms. We noticed also
p bales Cuba Leaf Tobacco (fler) sold at lac. . b.
SUGAR AND MOLAS SES.-The sales we're confined
almost entirely to RETAIL
FLOUR.-The market continues dull, and prices still
tending downward Sales, 200 800 bbs only of which
$50 bb ordinary St Louis "a &c. $50 d. several Os
at Is co. " do choice Illinois IS TO- and go do
at 90 50 . bbl.
CORN-Several hundred sacks sold at 55i059c.,
and one large lot, of which did not learn the rats.
PROVISIONS. The transactions in Polk mostly
BY retail, IS 1908 s7 for Mess and IS 20 for Prime.
Bacon Sides selling at 55S57S and Shoulders SAC
54c b. Lard in demand with sales OF coo kegs
No at s, 40 bbls prime Ga, and $50 teces prime (Or
Fanee), also at SIC.
BAGGING AND ROPE.-SaIes of go pieces at I6k,
part cash and part time, and 50 coils Rope at SIC.
RICE-Seles of 30 CASKS made 4347So for fresh
Carolina
COFFEE-Fhm, with sales of $50 bags old Rio at 81,
and 200 do. new crop at Sc. p b.
GUNNY BAGS.-A sale of 5000 in bundles at each.
TALLOW.-l4 bbls. brought SIC. . b, at auction.
WHlSKY.-Rectifed selling in very small lots at 80
FREIGHTS.-A ship was engaged for Boston with full
cargo of Cotton. at 81 rs p bale.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-11
FOR CALIFORNIA.

-. For California, Uia Chagres.-On MON
-ETRFFA DAY, the 18Th inst The splendid steamship
sslssssza8 ALABAMA J. ]. Wright, commander, viii
leave for Chsgrss MONDAY, Oct. Is at O'Clock A NJ
RATEs PAssAGEs
In Saloons $50 20 Lower Cabin. $65 %
Steerage-mess with crew.. S45 90.
~ No berth secured until paid for Freight 40 cents per
DO c. J. MEEKER h co. Sc Poydras street,
AoFor San Francisco, California, direct = To
AFsN sail positively on THURSDAY, the lst November
- The hne new fast sailing coppeIed and copl eT7
fastened barqqe NEHEMIAH ROB, Capt Carlton, Will
leave for San Francisco as above
RATES OF PASSAGE
5duiu
In the Sesrage (mess with oIew) .,..,........., $50
PARADISE. IAWRAsON co. Agents.
O1N 81 GFavisF 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-11

HOMICIDE y esierday morning, about II o'clock two
ADS named John Lewis and John Morris, aged about Is
years were pulling sk between ship and the wharf At
me loot OF Hospital street, when named Jean Gas
pafh vino was standing the wharf, apparently without
povOealion seized large paving and hurled II al
ye9pg MoHs who was sitting in the stern he edge
Of the boat The stone missed the baF and dropped in Ire
bottom of the sk WheTeupOn Gaspa caught a. anotbeT
and larger and with fatal aim hit Inc lad in
me BACK Of the neck knocking him the the boat
INTO the nvel His panion rushed forward to save him
bnt the unfortunate youth the surface he
ABOVE abatement made by Lewis and another boy named
bartholomew OSulvan. Gaspaid was instantly arrested
ana now awaits an examination in the parish prison Hs
does not deny this atsement but alleges that MONS had 1s
cut line Of his Lewis that this untrue and ~
that the line in question broken drawing the sk IS,
IT, The deceased native Of England had no relative
here, and worked "a a deck hand on steambOats.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-11

NoTICE-The partnership of WILSON & VIRGIN
F.! dissolved BY mutual consent from the fnt day of
August last The name of the firm will be used in hquida-
ton only. John G. WILSON,
0eto IOt II, II. VIRGIN,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-11

THE hcTber has opened, ready inspection sale
very h9iGe lot OF French and American PAPER HAhGNGS
and BORDERS together with The and complete
uPHOLs1 FRY ARTICLES brought this mar
keosls ing Curtain Suh Gmp rasses, Cords, Muslin
tobbile Curtains Conice, Poles Curtain Bands and Pins Curtain
hode Bell Pulls Mosquito Bar, and fact thing in the
Upholstery line CARPETS consisting Of Administer Tapestry
Reve 5russe I'll ply, Ingram and Stair vi Rngs Dgget
Door Nuts, hmlngs etc, ETC. FLOUR AND TABLE OIL
CLOTHS, etr-FoOr Oil Cloths "a feet Wide tcut
and put down roo) and Table and Counter Oil Cloths
any quality and width. . INIT E." Rotary Extension
ShaTs magnificent aricle COtage Chairs" Cce Chairs,
Rosewood and Mahogany Chairs; Antique Arm Fancy
Rocking Chairs; Foot Stools, ETC., etc.
An inspection Of my stock prices respectfully solicited.
% 6ldSltW JOS ETTER, 50 Camp street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-11

NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
CaEsCENT OygIcE.

Thursday Morning. October H. 1873.
CoTTON.-Thers but little doing in Cotton Yestsr
day the sales far learned sxosedng so bales
There is change in prices.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-11

Cleared Yesterday:
Steamship Globe Place BTazOs st. JagO Hams Morgan
Ship Maid of Orleans. Dennis, New York, A Cohen
Sp. bark Atenas, Cerda. MaiOrca, ] PIatR
Brig Washington. Griffin, Boston, Dewey & Co
Br. brig Bosna. Viggsn Cork and market, w. MuTs
Brig P. SOuls, Smith, Havana, TIOisEOs Lampr5
Arrived Yesterday:
Schr. Alice, Miner days fin Pensacola, to masF-BsEin.
aTEAMnOATBs
Oregon, Hem. from Mobile
IVanhoe, Cochran, from st. LauI-69 bales cotton
Princess. FsIfchild FIN Bayou Sara-66l bales cotton.
HOuma. fauEsett, from Fields Mills.
+. NJ. StIeck. Streck from LafOuTche
Memoranda
Steamer IvanhOe left ST. Louis the I'd inst. Reports
the river rising. In port for New Orleans steamers An
drew Jackson, Grand Turk, Constitution Bunker Hill No
g. and Aberdeen.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-11
HARDWARE AND IRON STORES,
Z

HARDWARE AND IRON STORES
Nos. 80 and 81 Camp street.
1R Sn5 lily y BEN importers and Dealers in Foreign
Plates ETC. thank their friends for thei very lib "A
goods and their prompt attention to all orders Ie- ~
I SieHeG, WI ~ they hope, secure to them con-
ana Northern ports they are constantly receiving
their line, and confidently invite the attention Of Dur
ehasen to their large and well assorted stock OF which the
English Bar Iron, round, square and lat-7OO tons;
Best Gable paDs .,,, d. d. d. DO -I09 tons
=. Boiler Plate-20 tons;
Tennessee B9 IoP Psts% sGsH en snd a-So TONS
ct. Plough DO, IA tons;
:. sweie, :. HSSlasI5t fd 5On'i
Bfaziers Rods, Ia SIG and inches iound-3OY bd,
Sheet lTOn-English, American and Tennessee-ffom 10
to 1880 bundles;
R R09R d SSS@ to H DSRs9S bundles Hnds
Gut Ma HSdalg-Oeebrated Weymouth and other good
Press spikesSSOO kegs;
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Razon, etc..
Tin Plaes-best Charcoal brands-60O boxes;
Block Tin, Zinc, Speer, etc -l5 600 h; ~
German, Shear Blister and Cast steei-25 900 III
Axes-gennine Collns's, Hunts, eto.-25O boxes;
W6ittemoIes Cotton, Woo and Horse CaidS-6OO d0z
GoHe en- ndIlIW5SfT Vs. Ii ge59ne-2OO DOZEN
Patent balances and Platform Scales;
ARv R,. vsfs IS STICK e. and Die, Bellows;
Chain Gables and Anchors;
American and English Locks; Sliding Door Furniturs
Hooks and Plate Hinges Butt and Parliament HINGES
Window Fasteners of description; Hoes of every de-
seTptiOn Rpd pattern Cross Cut Pit and Mill Saws. Pougbs
of Kings Halls and other good brands
Hollow Ware and Castings-l50 tons;
Tausd and Manila ROpe-all sizes;
Oakum Marine HOuselne, ETC.;
Sperm, Linseed. Lard and Whale Oils
Atlantic Pure White Lead
Brooklyn, Nos. and 2, Lead;
Black and Yellow Paints; VerdgTisI
Paris and Chrome Green
French Pots from to so Pnts
Mill and Grind ones;
Sheet Bar and Pig Lead; Lead Pipe, etc. etc.
EE- They are also the only Agents in NewOheans of
Hillman VSnleeI Il Co. 3 celebrated Tennessee Iron.
Us Wad& Satin
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-11
NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER II.

YEsTERDAY's ITEMs-There was very little Of import.
ance to be CLEANED Yesterday throUgh0H the length and
breadth OF the city Several OF larceny were disposed
Of al the different RecOres Courts and any quantity q
Of divers and sundry articles numerous to mention and
our visit to the Lake prevented minute record Of such
common place Transaction The Offendeu against the
and dignity of the State will no doubt receive an
adequate punishment from The outraged laws and the ter
be charge Of stealing pair of bTeeches or an old coat Be
imparIaliy inquired into
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-11
MILLIN cry.

Ar Be not deceived by appearances of PERSONS ~ sA
- or places. Within the mind of the unas- lAAtya1
Nh snming, are often stores of knowledge and $SfE
We the best qualities of the heart. The same &S8
with placesoen within the low and unsighv stores may
be Goods Of the best be found in this city AT the
corner Of POYDRAS and CARONDELET Streets Mrs
CAMPBELL has Millinery Store o. low and
unsghy appearance but the assortment STYLE and quail
ties OF her BONNETS and FANCY GOODS are not sur.
passed. if equaled by any establishment in this city and
the prices are low in proportion with the house.
S-BOnnets Cleaned and Pressed in superior manner
Dress. making in the best style. % lw
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LARcEEV-AndreW Kennedy was sent before the Fint
District Court yesterday by Recorder GenOs 10 answer The
charge Of stealing box Of lemon syrup from the ship Peter
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-11
n, TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS;
nm The subscribers have, within the past two A1@n
EkH weeks, received, per ships Raah, Niobe
oSN wabash and Others large and complete ~
-. assortment of HATS and CAPS for the Fall and
w inter trade, iTOm their Mandatory New York
ssng OF Beaver Nutria Castor, MOleskn, Silk. Angola,
ana " DOL ATS; Otter Seal Nutria, Glazed Goth, and
daf seal CAPS; Also, assortment of Silk Bingham
and Cotton UMBRELLAS, which will be offered on the
most liberia! terms. Country Merchants and Dealers will
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