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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-25
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VNHE PATENT RAPID WATER-PURlElER'
Il is article of English invention, and now tIst IN
Oduced into the United States This Filter is made OF a
peculiar kind Of stone which performs the percoauon with
greater TaDdity than any other yet discovered II y
drca in shape, and capable of lteTing nom TO 0gO
gallons per day. It rapidly diseng9ges matter OF every KIND
held in suspension and renders the water beautifully pure
ahd lmpid and from its peculiar construction m paTtiGu
larry adapted purifying the Mississippi water ms FILTER
is one of the most useful Inventions Of the day Its slmpl
city of construction, its du1bihiy-no matter how impure
muddy the water bea never lalng supply Of pure
without any trouble the speedy removal Of all delae
Ou5 matter is Applicability 10 he placed N Water Butts
Tanks Cisterus Ponds Reservoirs, particularly
mends to the notice Of Hotels boarding Houseg Steam
boats Ships Private Families Offices, etc. for all OF which
there sizes suitable Several Of them have already been
put up in the city and country, and found to every
expectation. They be in operation at my
store where persons invited to call and examine them, If
not with a view of buying, as a curiosity. -
ALEXANDER HILL,
asplB HnuIs Fumlshlng stobs. Is Camptt
rQDFlsH-l0O boxes landing Sz ship Seth spmgne shd
% " R IL H. STONE & co 81 SAd 80. Osnmos Il.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY AND TEA
STORE.

HAVE hand large and wen selected Stock of Fresh
-GRoCERlEs, PROVISIONS, TEAS, BUTTER, FINE Ii,
QUoRs, WINES and CORDIALs &C. all of which have MA
selected with great care are offered at as low rces IA ~
wholesale retail the city NY stock consists Of
Havana, Laguaya RIO St Do Lard Whale and Solar Oil,
mingO, lava Manila and Mo Sperm and Olive Oils Mans
enLt y ~ , sperm and Adananine Candles f.;
SIlsl9ui EoWugleu5 Loal he- 29r and Tauow DO
Hneli Caflled and Brown So Indigo Alum SatpetrG;
CARS lsaeretuH Table Salt
The best Of all kinds Of TEAS Vinegar; Moasses
equal other importation Potatoes Eggs; poles. Onions
SOAPS Of all kinds; Letter and Wtapping Paper =
FLOUR: LARD; -lReas Beans:
bACoN-Hannss Sides etc; laekere; Salmon Goldfish.
Superior Goshen aud Western ieuings; CLANS Lobstera'
BUTTER; ILtermeucally Sealed Fish = -
English Western and Pineapple Frunes; Rice Sage;
CHEESE; Iapioca sardines,
Cranberries; RucEwheat; Golden Syrup;
Prepared Cocoa ibugarhouHe Molasses.
Spices OF all kinds; IGasue Soap; Starch,
Preserves do. ramarnds; HominV
Tobacco Cigars ;'lnk; Arrow Root; Pearl harley.
backing and Brushes; Fulton Market Beef; Candy
Almonds; Cream Nuts; Flbers Cards Oh. Broo1s
Hecans Rasns Curran Pickles, Ketchups
Ciron, Canton Ginger; all kinds Pipes VI
Boston Crackers Soda Biscuit; Dates; Figs Tuublerr
WOOdemyvare, Hardware. CrOcIzeryy,
And every other article usually kept in a Grocery =
" Goods sent to ann part Of the citB by mn z5agon
Free Of Charge. - ivy "7 w
n The LADIES are especially invited to call
oHAs. n. LISTER, Store 11s Julia ST.,
One door from Camp street
~ attention will be paid to keeping very
articles OF TEA, COFFEE, BUTTER and OILS . olO
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VIE 60 baerben would respectfully call the attention of
- COUNTRY MERCHANTS and Dealers in -
~ and CARS in geneial, to their VERY
LARGE assortment Of the above named -
Goods, which s SECOND TO NONE IN THE
- CifY compiling EVERY KIND ANDFQIJAI.
1TH entirely too numerous to detail but can honestly al
sure all persons about purchasing in this line that an irSpeo
ZION Of their stock will be greatly to their advantage before
purchasing elsewhere for the reason that they mostly an
81 r{f men OWL manniaeIgTe, eI9 come DIRECT FROM
and being setiihed with the MANUFACTURERS
PROFITS feel certain that purchasers cannot fail be sat
~ also CATER inspectonl that the above repre-
aesedg DURBRIDGE & CO.
Oct4 hM % Cust0mhOnse street mp stairs.
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MEDICAL BEOTURES,
HOTELS. &C.

BAY ST. LOUIS HOTEL
EHlS Establishment having been repaired and newly
nished will be opened the goth Of May, for the
reception Of YseTs and Families wishing to spend the 81
Summer at pleasant Watering Place. The ,undeI-SA
signed have purchased this property for permanent resi-
dence and will keep the hOUye open Summer and Winter
The best Cooks Stewards and Servants engaged and
pains expense will be spared render the stay Yeu
pleasant and agreeable. lmy2 6ml G. LEWIS co.
ARDIN HOU Sc.
121 GRAVIER Street, betlossH St. ChGrEes and CGTOn.
dset Strees-Ons door from the of CGr0detet St.
MRS. WILSON, (late Of "a BeuVille street. respect.
AVA fully informs her friends and the public generally N
that she continues in the above eligible location
pied by her during the last year. She has had hsr4
HOUSE thoroughly Feftted and prepared for the
datOn gentlemen exclusively. Grateful for past patron.
age she hopes by dgent attention to the comfort and
venenee OF her patrons 70 merit and receive continuance
the same Her terms will be- heretofore, MODERATE.
ydNW
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November Election.
4AToRALTY OF NE7v ORLEANS.
General Council.


Genera al Council.
siT1TNG OF THURSD1Y, IN OCTOBER, fsl9
Rssolged That for the election to be held the fst
9se9y n Noyem6sr next the polls shall be held at The
following Commissioners and Clerks
First Precinct.
a. Fire Engine House No IL Religious street near Race
1ile- i0aers-James Ross, Geo. A Risk Philip
kenmer Clsrkg--James White Thomas Berry.
SSeoond Precinct
Dsgranse's Has Nayades street near the Horse Station
fsrfsi 9aoS@iiR & z; b6 IossLel Cha'.
Third Precinct
Ferns William Emerson, D. Donovan. :, ClsrEs-C w
Fourth Precinct:
At Fire Engine House No u.s. Apollo street. " COMMITS.
czsnE5G. W. Whits6ssd. b. r. Calder . --' '''
Fifth Precinct:
At Fire Engine House No. 2, Thohoupitouaa street.
an Bosa v5 Pau wet sRRg aB59
Sinh Precinct;
Ks2At the Han Of Louisana Hose Company Car6ndelet
jackson. czerkse,ieorge q Psason John r. WHOM
az Arthur o'DOHRelps Coffee house; corner Of P0YdEas
Raa gT9gs s,5ee SS ia B9ssn9ts Il
Eighth Precinct.
Al the Cont Street Hotel CONT street between Ieyoe
Mailot, Robert MORteit6 INNS Cisrfs2W H. saff E.
Mini Precinct.
At the Second Ward Coffee house. corner Of Maras and
gustomhO4se streets, Com1ai ssi0HersLs J. Harris G..
z story Patrick Shields. Clerks-H. c. Foster, j. W.
Tenth Precinct:
az kamperH Co1ee house, corner Of Toulouse and Old
AeFee streets, COaFtlsst0HeTS-L +. MaXent, BENJAMIN
Van osern. j. D. Ramper.. Qerks-Gultave Jaquet, L,
EleUsuth Precinct.
sigHers-I. A. NautTe, Joseph Nora VictoF LabStut.
II0elfh Precinct
AT the Market Cose house. corner Maraiaand Orleans
ohaTd JT.... C7erks-L. Price, Emile Keynes
Thirteenth Precinct:
At the Fire Engine House No. 4, Hospital street, between
9a3, jules Cassard, H, Causen.. Cerks-J. DolhOHde
Fourteenth Precinct
At Montegut Coiesh house, corner Bayou Road and St.
A. Dapij De FeoRie1 R5n fhisid Coulter
Fifteenth Precinct;
At Mascara COfee-house, corner of Union and Good
aRS Gasuos tl:, 0 ysaP A Abat
SirteeHth Precinct:
a. A. Esives corner Of TOqti end BayoR Road Com
Seventeenth Precinct
t the VFPhRRgOn Hotel q ,M MPeRTtg GSis
Eighteenth Precinct:
At d, Demos CofIee-house corner Of Lsvse and Spain
Ns5se ~ sPssT John MS.eNes
Nineteenth Precinct:
AZ the Mexican Gulf Raiway DEPOT, Commissioners
I'LL H. gillespie l. Gals, Joseph PeaTOe Clerks
Tt1eatieti Precinct.
AZ the corner Caseesyo and MeRtegu streets opposite
BaTo9 Bosont9lne, J. R. Vienne.,,, ClerkS-EdouaId
TI0snty, first Precinct.
AZ Joseph Marets Coffee houe. near the Sugar Refinery
III & ~ n LOOK IsSgqes GhaT6onpet f.
WIN; "a TOMPKiNs, President.
Isisned s.; 5 0''Y9' A. d. CRQssMAN, Mayor.
A true copy olste A. ST. CERAN Clerk.
BLAKR's FIRE AND WAThR-PRooF MINE.
MORE than oyE HUEDRED BARRELS Of this Pain
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;, : = CARRIAGE MANUTAqToRY.

NNHE Patronage that has been extended to very be
Il rally the lastseven years while on Com - ~ ,
mon street, has induced us the last summer % "
to erect large building expressly for manu- 49, p
featuring and repairing CARRkAG Els. NE w.
We have now one of the largest Shops the Southern
sndhe best of materials to build any style Of Carriage to
order and guaranty them years if used in the country
We are also better prepared than ever before for REPAIR
ING CARRIAGES, and can restore them almost to their
original beauty and durability, although apparently worn
out and useless We will pay freight Carriages sent us To
repair We will also keep hand assortment Of NEW
and SECOND HAND CARRIAGES which will he INA
low. Old Carriages taken in trade for New ones We in
vite the attention Of those wanting NEW CARRIAGES
Repository and judge for themselves at the Corner Of
GRy4YIER and Cy4ROND ELET' Strsets mari 9oor ~
The Ohee Of thelCOpmeToa Water Works. rear Of Inc 81
Charles Hotel, New Orleans. 49, - ''' 49,
mg5 6m d&W MATTHEW'S Il DENBAy
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire InS. %.
ofloe No. "a Gravier street.
Between Camp and st. Charles stS

TrustseSl
John Hagan, Joseph Walker, John s. Allison,
Peter COnrey, JT Maupsel White VIM b TeveIch
Robert j. Ward, Samuel Stewart Edward SDarToy,
isaac johnson, Geo. StfAWbrdge, Henry s. BuCkner
tErER CoRREY Jr.s President Board Of Trustees
yossphW Stanton, John Stroud, SEN, M. nj sCobsu
50hn L. Lewis John Calhoun. Preston w FaraT
VIM NJ. Goodrich, Joshua Baldwin William II Whit
John l.. SatiaranB, WaTriOk Martin, JObn nj Rein '
A. ID. CTOssman, Mark Walton VVn n 1TCrnnL;,s
Cornelius teilOWeH, JOseDb I,allande Iohn Taefa
Edw Jenner Coke,
~ This Company is prepared To enterfan anDicn, i,
~ NE insurance. and issue Policies all sound and heal
Wy White persons and Negroes the Table of Rates esta
e4 py Jne which are less than the rates charged by
the New NOrk and London Offices and without their Testc
tons as TO residence in the South BY the charter DIVIDEND
OF Ohs are declared annually and the profits draw Derast
ana can pc made available at to the extent of two
in full. ' ~ aN '''' P'eAAi-
john HAGAF, President Of the COMPANY.
PRESTON W. FARRAR, Vice President
Al. WEpDERBuRN, NJ. ID. Medical Board of
THOMAS HUNT, M D. ( Consnltsti0D "
HARMON DOANE, Secretary. E. L. GoOLD Attorney
RICHARD BEIN, NJ D., No. 27l Magazine street. MsdcaI
whites, TO P NJ, at his residence He will me white
applicants at the office of the Company daiV from 9 t
o'clock P M. lie will not examine any nne at bis dwelling
Wlhouf permit, which can be had application at M
Office Of the Company. = H. g. HEGRTT AGENT
California Permits issued to Life Insurapoe nsmbsr,
a. Newly 9k and London rates Prospectus table OF tes
and all information TO Life Insurance and an naneTS ne
esss 70 effect Insurance be had at the office Of the
In oTdeto accommodate all classes of our citizens vouD
men ana meohanlcs having families dependent upon them
me Company VIII allow all persons insurng far tife where
the premium amounts TO $50 per annum 10 nav one
hat IN cash and Qne-hRf in satisfactory endorse uoe nj ID
months, bearing interest at per cent. per ann nm
N D. The business Of this Company is eonined 10 IJFR
R} "a W. ONLY ny resolution Of the Board, Fire,
~ odioa hnuu, ? AK. tnbP.H IsgJHaI
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VIE subscriber has been to expense in procuring
this market, few thousand PEACH TREES, from "a,
one Of the oldest and best Nurseries in NewJeHey Sf8
These Trees are OF large growth, from six to ten feets
hgb one year from gTa Of the most approved kinds that
are raised IN the States Of Delaware and NewJeey for the
Philadelphia and New Ofk markets. number of them
have been carefully selected from the celebrated Orchard of
Reeves Y Rldgway, Wilmington, Del The greatest
care has been observed in taking them from the ground with
their roots uninuTed and packing them in that they
Will arrive in excellent condition.
Any person Wishing one more bundles can have them
well taken of their arrival here by having the roots
placed IN the ground till they ready to receive them
They will probably arrive about the LIST of December Or
deu left at No rs Heva street will be promptly attended TO-
sep26 9m VIM. p. MCLAEN.
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HILL, MCLEAN & CO.,
cSaa tAe .s dD SoAssioN g VS. Jdw
G.. w. OLIVER,
9MSs a5s. ~. MERCHANT IN. AND sf ASEN g "
LEVI ii. GALE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT AND SHIFTING, AGENT, No.
~ % Common street. oc4
WILLIAM L. SHING,
Y GrsVisT street, Ne, orisans. au22
JOHN TOOLE,
CioMMlsslQN MERCHANT Emigration and Remittance
j. NARCISSE TERRIO,
LEcToR-oAes 70 81 chtndieaas 'trSs, DOnsid'oasia',
PUG, MIR q CO., 2
COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. So 81. Aouis street. Mes
T. 9. TwIoHEIL. s. TwIOHELL.
+. G. TWICHELL g. co.
;09hA,lssloN AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, Ne 70
LABORDE & XIQUES,
- CARS LEAF TOBACCO, COFFEE, SUGAR, HONEY, etc.
NO. 81 Common stTssi, Nss Orleans. au2Ily
Csc LLINS.,
RUILpERg No ISL Pogdras strsa bstvisn carOadeH and
q Cstsrns made Counting stted up and sbb in sp
era S9ns Aisoa1he Doors Blinds, ETC., with which Pante1r
COSTA & CO.,
and Tobacco, keep constantly large assortment Of
~ CIGARS, -G
ESR:i::, gaai?i $:,,,., HHa'ss
Alssk general a.soSsa Of WINES. LIQUORS, sto, ste
Sc FtoHl .LsSss, Mes orl.aHs. iuli lId
MIR. s. TWICHELL tmy Brother becomes a Partner
FoRRR Rs B B aff Y h9 9S GS tss 5m q ZIP
TMlCHELL 4 co. fol 8ml 7. G. TWlCHELL
MR.. II; o. HALL. Is our duly authorized Agent during
Newotsans. S5tS July. iss5. - NO Tvs
Law PARTNERSHIP.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED are associated as partners in the
poSte the POst-Otiee. MN. COHEN,
IyS5 ON DAVID @. LABArT.
OoPARTNERsHIP.
Mr. CHARLs ARMPTAGa Ave viii eop TIa hin I'm
RETAIL GROCERY BUSINESS. under the firm d
aus 8m w. G. RAYMOND.
TO CLAIMANTS ON TIE Us. GOVERNMENT
ONE Of the undersigned will the 18th inst proceed t.
CLAIMS no% C tcr G Sa5 55s p1 n Of offending
attention to any business with the different Department
fYi5 LzNGDoN & GRICE. "a ST. Charles .t
STILL ANOTHER CANDIDATEI
Y; SATCH ELL Candidate for BILL POSTING
have them done with Dispatch on leaving ORDER al IN
to0ying PLACES; Crescent Office st, Charles street; Di
street OF at the corner of St. Charlie
POTTERY WARE.
| NOR SALE-l000 SUGAR DRIPS from three In fy
~ gallons each also, 10000 FLOWER POTS; esE1T
9s e y ii atzs stock OF Red War; suitable
concern. -''1 WILSON 4 = V ire
-oet6 I'm In Liquidation.
BOOT MANUFACTORY,
E nudeT9lgned calls the attention Of the New Ofean
me4t Of BOOTS and SHOES, manufactured
solely by himself; Gentlemen DESTROYS Of having N
e and IN The ao W G % % SsffR IN d NH " b
qpnldsIrsIgRed 0oEk-sole, and DoUble-sole WATER
O86m E. o5sULGfVAN, 70 St. Chailes street.
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PEACH TREES.

~ The Can WssVs New OrlssnI and CsrolltOn eysfT
hour after O'Clock Sundays, If the weather is fair
~ The Lafayette Horne Cau will leave every 10 mnutas
from the cornerOf BBrOnne snd Canal Eta mayl9-6m
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NEW POTTERY SHOP,
MOrICE--fhe undenlgned takes tins method Of in.
i Y forming his friends and the public in general
that he is now erecting POTTERY SHOP op-
CeFg pOse the old BOuligny Pottery, where al u
~ taflioles in the line Of Pottery Ware viii be eb
~ QnAd. He respectfully Olioits the liberal patronage
90 formerly bestowed on the old firm Of WILSON q
VIRGIN, and invites his friends and the public 70 give him
ishment in FreepOrt.
n; b An oTden from the country.Ril be promptly at
tended 70. Report October 6, 1879.
oot6 I'M H.H. VIRGIN.
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BLAKE's FIRE AND WATERPROOF NINE
RAJ PAINT,

RAJ PAINT,
MORE than On, HUNDRED BARRELS Of this Pain
IVA has been aOd here the past season. which has given
very general satisfaction to all who have used it-andths
demand for il is increasing. The Paint Of two oOlohs
able cOlo now in use, and far durable than tead
as the weather makes no impression upon it. whether used
upon Brick OF Wood. 49,
Nh BENSON "a Practical Painter. Camp street, opposite
Lafayette Squae) who has used It eXensyey will impaTt
every deiired information respecting it.
. @. SHELDON, Agent
SOLD RthOiesala and Retail by A. O. WILBUR a. CO..
~ bank Race oil d&W3m
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EDUCATION,
HIaH sOHooL Zoe YoUNq hAApI

as BOGRDERS OR DdY PUPILS,
1NARQF9EhET gTREET MAR ST. JOSEPH sEAahL' %
- the Misses ALLISON from LondOn,-ln thus lnlptu-
on, conducted the best plans OF European lnsueuOn
me course Of study is thorough and systematic NO vague
theories superficial methods Of teaching to elicit display
a escorted to- in any Of the various Departmental science
The French Languages under the supsrntendenoe Of
french gentleman Of highiteay atainmens other Ian
kuages music and the accomplishments are taught by mas
Drawing in every style is taught by the Misses Allison,
pupils for OfOne of the most eminent
Terms may be Known on application to the residence
Ottbe Misses ALLISON. CarondeletS n281y
oARRoLLToN FEMALE SEMINARY.
'HS lnstitutOn continues under the charge Of Mrs
i WARREN, who takes this method to solicit the
80 Terms toI BOaId and Tuition payable monthly in
EYS Terms Of Music with use of Piano. o. Per month
Rey. d. Scott. Rsy, = 4 r. Beadle, A; y; Ogden,
Chs G sdner O hamp. d''0n Kew u STS%Siebs
DR.. j. w, PiotOn. Prot. Forahey, SO Pm
MEDICAL LECTURES.
!, ~ University Of Lonisiana-.HedieaI Department
Commences MONDAY Nov. Il, and cOntbue four months
FACULTY.
Theory
o5ss and Diseases Of Women and Children A. H. CeDas NJ D.
Matsns Mejca and T6erapeuc g a. Nett H. D.
Fhysoogy ana tshology Lhos Hunt ~ D
Clinical Instructions will be given daily by the Pross the
ensive Charity Hospital, and in Amphheatre.
The facilities study Anatomy Oper-
alive Surgery greasubecs beng furnished free Of charge.
TERMS.
Ticket OF each Professor Is
kIehey Of Practical Anatomy
hiaIlcuIatDh &c.
EV- No charge io attendance on the Hospital
| lIo4md&W GusTAVUs A. MOTT, N. D.. Dean.
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ENlRE BRICKS-3000O English Fire Bricks, for sale by
4 ols JOHN STROUD q co, l46 Common St.
CIEMENT-8G0 bbS, Newark and ROsendae, landing
- rom ship ltehlgh, for sale by
DO ,o,o HAHMAN u HOLDEN 98 Magazine st.
~ SyJO 66lS in store and for sale by the above.
MARSBLE DUST-lO0 bbs Marble Dust for sale by
- olo JOHN STROUD u CO. l46 Common ST
IMEf-lOO0 bbls. Fresh ThOmaston Meadow Rock Lime
- landing tT9m bark Clermont, for sale by
90 JOHN STROUD co. l46 Common ST.
AnNSDING-ET ship ViOksbuTg, II kegs Orange County
- BUTTER, and for sale by
ol8 CHARLES STOUGHTON, "a Camp st.
II OCK CANDY-3O boxes, landing from ship Cham.
~ plain for sale by e, J. HART g. co
OH IS TchOuptOuaI St
{ ,EMENT-l2O) bbis. DenmAn's and Mellon Browns
hOsendae Cement. in store, landing and ioI sale by
olo JOHN STROUD y GU l4o common 81.
TOLASTER PARIS-iOO bbls. WotheBpoOn's, landing
l. from bark St Andrew, for sale by
obs HAYMAN Il HOLDEN, W Magazine st.
~ 1910 bbs WotheRpOOn's, Kings, COggins'G and
Newark, in store and for sale by The above.
TIRE BRICKS. y $4,000 English 5000 PeBIa6oa
9ls HAYMANa HOLDEN .gS RlagA3Rg b..
~ EHglIsh N6nhsm cad Heltsin Fiis GlaBi rs t6i1 Ii
sAiaptrchastn Tot sals BY Vie ah0ve
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CRESCENT CITY aoTEL,

UhEaUENI UIIY HOIELl-
CORNER CUSTOJdHO USE AND FRONT SITS.
KNIILA be opened for the reception of BOARDERS on
w WEDNESDAY, January 9, 1s49. Welfur. Ays-A
Rished ROOMS for Families and Single Gentlemen ssEs
TABLE-the beat the market will afford. l2aaA
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor
expressly for the accommodation city and anHisnt Board.
era. Its Of the healthy and airy situations inth
CITY, and no painH will be spared OreRdeT those whs
stop with him, comfortable.
Faithful and attentive Servants,
-" Terms Iess0nables am establishment OF the kind
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Saddle, Harness and Trunk Mandatory

GROCERIES, ETC,
WILLIAM L. GUSHING, Commission yMeTchGnt,
REFINED SUGARS-Leaf Powdered and Crushed, Of
WOOsey's SteWaTts Lowering and Orleans Retineres.
CHOCOL ATE-l8O boxes of Sweet Chocolate also Ba-
PICKLES, PRESERVES, etc-1O0 boxes gallons, halves
and quarts Pickles; Tomato, Walnut and Mushroom
Ketchup; Pepper Sauce Assorted Preserves and Jelies
SPERM OlL-ln casks and bbls;, pure and bleaehed.
WHALE, SOLAR and ELEPHANT OlLS-ln barrels,
pure and bleRehed.
SWEET OTII-1O0 baskets piuts and quarts.
: BUTTER-St. Louis and Cincinnati packing.
CHAMPAGNE-Ot various qualities.
TOBACCO-1lO boxes MyeS SUPERIOR and other brands,
49, various qualities.
ClGARS-l0O 600 Common Cigars
LAMBERT'S PRESERy ESQ boxes I,ambert's Vieks,
burg Peaches, preserved, in superior OTder..
P Fl. GODDARD BRANDY-6 halEpipes.
MADEIRA WINE-4O quarter casks various qualities
PORT WINlG-126 gqsTtercasks, pure Juice:
GIN, BRANDY, RUM, ete.-All kinds of common and
superior quaties also, Neutral SpTitsf NewEng gland
Rum; Jamaica Rum; Irish, Scotch and Old Whistles;
Anisete; Curacao; GuignO ct; Absynth; COfdals and
FOR fFORNiA-HeTmetcaly sealed Lobsters and
Salmon. in and 2 ID cans.
MUSTARD-ThOmtO Il GTOnsted's Louisville, Ky, in
CRANBERRIE ESQ packages halves and quarters.
TEAS-lmpeal Gunpowder, HysOn, ETC., in half chests
and IL 10 boxes and Canlsters.
SOAP-Castile, Boston and Cincinnati.
White Beans Pmnes, Dates, CUHants Shelled Almonds,
Mackere and Salmon in kits and halEkts Carst, Ground
Soughton Bers, Painted Tubs UndsrwOOds and George
MleTs Lemon Syrups, Table Salt CtTOn MaoarOni, Yer.
mice, Talow Candles Vinegar, Peppemint Lard, Cot
ton Irvine WashbOards, Nest Boxes and Buckets, Ale,
megs, Sage Indigo, LoZenges, Barrel Covers, Malaga
Wine, COrks, Backing, Small BroOms, etc. etc. .
~ b. Orders from the country for goods not IN my lne
will be promptly filled, when accompanied w.. !tth
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-25

PHILADELPHIA, June 25 1851 feel free TO recommend
Dr. Day!ss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from expert.
enCe OF its beneficial effects have been
for some time past subject to attacks Of splitting Of blood
tended with weakness of the breast and uneasy sensation
81 the stomach, accompanied with dyspeptc symptoms.
Last spring, having attack Of it, recommended BY
acquaintance who had been cured by Dr. DHvss Syrup,
to try it, did and relieved by it in less than one
bottle. It's apparent good effects immediate.
JOHN +. DRAM, Ladies Shoemaker, 20 Race 1t.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-25

EugAa llME-7-4oo bbI superior MsrbR Limo ieTSaRl
JOAN sTReUB CO.. Iis Usmasa m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-25

G% Merchants from different sections Of the country
give the atterng Of the universal popularity
and stheaey OF Dr. pavss Syrup, under their notice.
number OF them, witnessing its virtues, have regularly sold
II condition that if il did give satisfaction the price
should be returned and Of them has had any appCa
ton to return the money This speaks volumes favor Of
the medicine. We append few extracts from orders as
lempe Of those frequent receipt Of well Of
verbal accounts we frequently hear!
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-25
WEAKNEss and PAN m ME BREAST

PH1LADELPHIA, June g. 1851 can highly recommend
Dr. Dayss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from my know
ledge OF its virtues. My wife had been affected fer long
time with weakness and pain in the breast the this
medicine in short time entirely relieved her ThesymptOmS
would after time, Tecu and all occasions the relief
asspeedy as in the first place inOw nearsX months since
she has been free OF the affection. consider it and
mend 1t most valuable medicine It's ghenng effect
has been great in addition to relieving the breast
SAMUEL WkDLOW, 70 Wood street