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Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-09
AMERICA AND TURKEY.
from THE BOSTON COURIER or TUESDAY.

THE BOSTON COURIER TUESDAY.
public dinner given last evening at the Revere
House in honor of the distinguished Turkish Envoy AMIN
Bly, by of the merchants Of Boston THoxAs b. CuR-
presided, and BEsJAMs SEayER was Vice President On
the right Of the Pesid, AMIs BEr with his interpreter
p BHowS, and Mr. GArEs of the National Iniellgencer
the le Secretary WEBSTER, Senator WIsTHRoP, and
Commodore Dowss On Mr.. SKAvKa's right were seated
EDwARD EvERErr, VIZ. ArrLKros, and Mr.. PRIcE, and
his left SAMUEL A. ELror, WM SruReIs, FLErcHEH
WEBsrER, and Mr.. RoBEHr 8. CHEw, of Washington.
The dinner served in the paor Of the western
wing Of the Revere and sumpuous and beautiful beyond
comparison Tbs tables decorated with pyramids of
cake, representing Turkish castles and miniature flags Of the
United States and Turkey suspended from in
front Of the presiding officers and their guests The table
Of the highest cost and nearly all the covering dishes
gold silver The bouquets arranged with tase
and the other table displayed with effective
skill was the magnificent table that have
seen and doubt whether any thing like it has been pro-
duced in any other public house in this country.
Justice having been done to the bounul of danie
the cloth removed and then the feast of and the
fow of soul commenced The President Of the night Mr.
Curtis, addressed Amin Bey and the company thus
GESTLEMEs This agreeable meeting originated in gene
raj wish TO receive distinguished man. who has been honor
cd by his august sovereign the Sultan of Turkey with mis-
tnis ODJectS OF
Of invitation addressed 10 your behalf to guest which
will read
Bosros, OcTosEs, 1850.
SIR: The subscribers committee for that purpose, beg
to express the satisfaction with which have heard
your arrival in this city.
have informed that you visit the United States by
direction ofhe Government of his Maesy the Sultan for the
purpose Of becoming acquainted with the condition and
sources of this country.
We but regard such mission signal proof Of the
intelligence and liberaty of the Sublime Porte
is well known to you that important and mutually adj
vanageous exists between the domnons of the Sui
the United States of America. We doubt that
your mission will tend materially render it still more
tensve and valuable, te 8H
Desirous of tesing you personal respect and o
manfesng our high sense o the enlarged policy
his Majesty the Sultan, we have much pleasure in behalf
number of fellow citizens, in requesting the honor
your company together with that of your Suite at dinner
che Revere House, Monday next, at O'Clock r. M.
We have the honor be- sir with great respect obe
dent faithful servants, WIN. STURGIS.
THOMAS B. CURTIS,
j. IASIGI,
BENZ. SEAvER,
EDWARD LAMB,
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-09

The annexed beautiful and touching lines, which
we find in kentucky paper, are said to be from
the pen Of Lady, and were written on the occa-
sion of an illumination for one Of our Mexican
victories
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-09

subject practical mechanics and the steady advance which
is being made in mechanical improvements.
The recovery of PowERss Statue of CALHOUN which has
just been rescued from its waey grave one Of the most
interesting in the history of American art and
such deserves special notice This statue ordered by the city
Of Charleston in the year ls46 ls47 has commanded the
best energies and skill Of the distinguished artist He had
taken the bust Of CALHOUN before leaving this country and
he had no difficulty in forming his studies for the head and
figure The wk progressed rapidly the dill
gence and scrupsus Of PowERs in all the details
Of his sculpture would admit In the early part Of this year
finished and ready for delivery, and embarked on
the ship EEzabeth Leghon, for New York. That i'll
ated vessel wrecked Fire Island, within few hours
sail of this port the night Of the 10Th Of July last and
went down with its valuable freight its officers crew, and
passensers-amongs whom, it will be remembered, were
Margaret Fuller and her amilyeavng but
vivors Soon after the wreck Mr. JOHNSON, Of Isp Long
Island visited the spot Of the catastrophe, in his yatch Tci-
and ascertaned the position Of the containing the
statue lay embedded sand abou, eleven feet WATER
and supposed that by timely exerions it could be
covered. Blu, the elements against any such attempt
the running high and the great weight box requiring
an force it which could only be brought to
bear successfully in still Mr. WHIPrLE the inventor
Of the submarine nor enlisted in the work, and the statue
given up, in spite of the unpomsng aspect Of the
case. Repeated efforts made at every opportunity, and
did calm day intervene than attack made
upon the sunken The expcdient of cofer-dam
resorted and constructed expressly for this
sunk the suaround the statue but without giving anv
better chance Of bringing the necessary force TO bear upon it.
At last Tuesday, October 29th the sea being uncom
monty placid, vigorous effort was made Immense
graphing hooks, weighing five hundred pounds were pre-
pared and armed with these. Mr.. WhpFle undertook like
ScHILLxRs Diver to brave The dangers Of the Deep He
douned the submarine oror went down into the ses and
succeeded in getting the enclosed within the fspgs Of the
srapplera Twenty the deck Of the Tp;EgM then
gave long pull and sOus pull and an immsns, leverage
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BaFka.
THE PACIFIC CRESCENT

CONTAINS the Latest Intelligence from United pre-
- pared expressly r giving faithful review Of
affairs IN every par Of the Union, particular reference tbs
Home News In the South West Independent politics. IL
furnishes chronicle Of passing
Of erng Americans Calarna columns pre-
under separate head well dgstsd Synopsis News m
quarter u The world and the List Of the Mar
ag and Deaths in the Southern Western States
California No expense spared make the Pacific Cres
cent welcome FL Dorado bearing udg Of friends
and kindred he Anantc's bords Being ssbi ed
mannt basis 9th resident proprietor in San co the
is placed the unprecedented price OF Five Dollars PER
year, postage The liberal upon OF
will place 10 the hArds Of I'VE houanf regular subscribers
in California, besides giving circulation among the
population 1t intended eahenera puhi-
cation propdors tha all be
ing their part for regular paronage rom The people
who's dvoed The Pac h Crescent eoua So col
Reading Matter It Typography beautiful q
the art placing it second paper in the Unian
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t scrpons received single numbers ready for mailing
Office rhe Neu Orleans Crescent 90 St Charles
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Per .ho VI Hoygsa from New York via Key WSst-G W
Smith, Mitchell &co--C Buddegke &ec-Edgill, Mul-
b RinggOLi-E ttope-Homez & Bennett Pr -, Frnst
&co-Chas q lcher 5Lc-Scarriu & Msson--Mck Bnk-
le Sco--J q Woodruff coMarsr & anlett-Beeb- &co
5 Masperesn Sco-B l. Ma nh 8 noHRla s-StoHss
s. Waiworth--t, r Hndtecka &ro-M d Coz r &co-h
Garcia Eco Rhodes. Wight &ro-Fo-dck SeO-- =siman
&rO-M Green God &co- : mms-Braneh Mint
Per ship CaleO Brander, from Phlladelpha- ngbts
Williams &cO-Rpbaus. Arin TO-. &rn-Pegrant hrg1n
- nderson Il Necalf- n A-hbridge Gco-Bdhge Brg
w Armstr1ng-Dyas &co-J 4 Bagne-Bros-eau &cn-J
Ganche-M Cooper Kerr Yeaman &cO-AgoH, I,tus
&co-R Nugeur-Pie-y & Bieu-S Maspereau &co-na-
lard & ATmed-kenn.ty Eostsr-Bradey, y llson &6o
i W Apdrews &cO-R Frrgn,nn-ioh 2 shaw Seu-N
Narache- Shark Day &cO-McRae & Cntfman-N Harnet
Richars-n McCutcheon &co-Godsmth, Haber 81
cO-Cherry s. Henderson, o v OOTuff &cO-and order
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HANR E-Per shin Mag

AFRE-Per ship Magnolia Carnival reported yesterday:
cases mdse Fayre-4 do MOulier Candel-3 Bache
&co-1i Nogls Jeanreneaud-l4 NOel-4 Haggery
Bo-l7 & T Budiecke &c0--4 L0s0n X Sivesre-ll IRA.
mer Sco-l A SOure-I e Mothe-l POutz-l l. ClIudel
Is Gauche-31 WarHaken * keTchhuh-l5 + Hon0d-4
Moier-l4 Leguy * LrcrOiS-l9 J Ceraei-l Fanran-l T
+ MOnvie-l Henderson Galnes-4 BlaChe-S L Della
croiN-2 Current Iolwede-l7 II OudoyI-3J Lands x
co-76 Il Cuuien-2 l. Benoche--l anOvenberg-lS Il
Gsines-5 Masppreau &co-l Perrel-9 Iayeau-22 II
de iiOeT " RIflau-9 LrVeau-3 Fredncks-z Evans
schneider lreres-S g Lave-3 Guisard-l Fouahe,-l4
2 \ Reilly . Fye-l4 Thos Medley &uo-3 l. Rapr
&CO-4 l.eraud-I l. Lesanddier &co-S 4 Mauriu-l
lIelere-l JeInne't &c3-5 ~oNa Moo ID ii Hqmes-l
Leverrlere-I Gel \ Guiraud-3 IL Sebrecht-3 II Elm
i North Bros SaubTla-4 NeUari-I p G1Une-iO L
Chuuviere--2l LONE n FrOls-l II Nagnard-3 l. Rapp y
&CO-4 L Ganne-l Gelippl--l Andre Il COusse--4 lie
nghe-l Stnage-lOs OF cheese etc, Capt UHckl6 pkgs
mdse 10 order.
HAVANA-Per brig Adams Gray: "a bales garlic "
dal-2 BIB and eases 7 Espun-2 cases, beIS
and IA bXs segars Nas240 bXs sugar, 81 do segas 0
bales tobacco, bale wax, m bags Cuee ltossS SEQ
.egdrs Rlculn &co-9 do l. NJ BahO-4 hNs must
de Egana-l5 bXs sugar Chas Beche Sc40s boxes Sc
gars do mdse NJ CabalerO-2 hNs segat T. Roger -
d do DomiHgo-6 bNs mdss Pug MIR &cO-lt 90 IeEh
II Nerleet3 hbs WINE Mitchell y MassenloTmn-A ooAts
seq as Laborde XQues-4 do TariST-5n eFAfsI
SchOss-ot Of fruit Capt Schneider ooNes anu ''
| To order. ,. ,o-o L. Ill
NEWPORT (Nales)-Per ship Arthuri 49o5 bars rail
| KEY v EST-Per ship NJ Howes: Assorted mdse 3,
| PHIL,ADELPiiIA-Per ship Caledonia BIander! Ass d
| hSNSIF U yORK-per ship Hudson Assorted mdse.
| PIRT VENDERS-Per bark Kate Alice: Assorted
| mise n, uu,
VFRR y RITZ-Fer brir Hercules: 594 hides Prats.
MATAG. RHA-Ie schr European: hhds sugar, o.
| bhs molssses Mcdowell &co.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFEKsUN - Z
Friday Evening, SCI OFFENDER n, 1851.
BEEF CATTLEThe receipts during the past week amount
ed $50 head including 4j6 Western OF which latter de-
scrpuon about 800 head remain in market; also moderate
stock of Texas We quote prcrs for Western at 5 &c
" h net, and inferior descriptions at 3a04t8c y ID net
HOGs-The receipts 495 head, and fair stock re-
mains on sale. Prices 4}4d95ae v ID net.
SHEEP-A good supply is on sale. We quote at 81 OO9
SO 80 " head The ceip of the week $50 hesd
Mich COws-The market is well supplied. ing at
a2Od $50 " head for common, and $3O9$IO " head for
good Kentucky.
CALvEs-659 head brought to market. OF which a
small supply is left on sale Prices "a 500s7 so head,
cOrdng to size, etc.
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BAYOU SARA-Per zeaTner Gipsv. - bales cotton J q
Pyrne Ero-52 DO Oakley Il Hswki1--S Psvae O Hsr
% Ar Nfsrbergar- liill Mclean &co-20 Buik.sy s.
Hottie Wsrt y IoHaF-lb W J1cssnn &co-S g Burke -
ca Wright, Williams NrG-T Gerard Ferrier-B Male
4 Cov-7 Rrandsf, VIII ans Scot n GribBe-j Kelly
u Conynghau--i Fe'iorps Ae0--l Bonuer q muh-4 Do
dOmesti:4 r Foger &cO-8 do 10 CDcks Aeo-Tota 44
ba
ST LOUIS-Psr steamer BuenaEisra. - bbhI.ne Marsh
& Raniettl2 ~ kegs iAri Ken err DIX &co
o. c,s rue. 9g bb -four Hew tt Norton N5o-i2 do small
Mcfil-90 do Jts e molly &c0-24l DO - bs 81 hays
81 sks Kennedy Il Fnster2Iadn x SBaS &cn--I2b
10 HOu Gayle &cO-l2 DO g W Gyans- p do bran ko-
deuburg, VANS HcO-l6 do atOes BpcOs Y Gmms--tiO
do. II Ibis appes Thomnsonl0 do oa~ & Wal vgLth =
II DO - sks dried fruit q Pa qnisr cDJ0 hams, 81 cEs
bacon Garh y v7 - do, ~ .seks bran, 80 p - cad
kennetr Eco bx. tObseco &c Glover &eoE hhds do w
G. R1hirsnn-5 do VI W hire AcO Total a hh tobacco.
? LEXANDRIA-Per -team~r Du RivsHs 81 bates cot
ton Rnb-on " Alen-20 d. Wright w Iian1s &c Ia DO o
ROBbieu-1I secOmb & VOOrh-s-10 Bspnrr -mith-l0,
Wray & Csmppei--I2 LeverIGh &c0--Il .Purys Wool
s FslOwes SEeo-5 Pawn Il Harn-On4 Garter &co--7
Cummings, -tewar &c.--5 evetand o Cog Bagar
& Foley-9 Rrander. VIII ans scO-7 q Bnrs &cO-z Bulk
ley l. Hot-TOta fs2 haos oISn.
COsST-Per steamer Fa-h'on i0Q hhds sugar Q Ken
nsdy-z6 bhls do, / do moases T blanchard &co-N
SKIS rice Zenoe-l3 do, 10 do peas Avet.
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Cutting and Manning S. d. Stats, against
whom an aft iavIt had been made, appeared before
Recorder Caldwell yesterday, to answer TO the
charge Of cutting with knife, beating and maim-
ing Mr.. Payne, on the LIST of July last The plea
urged by The defence was that Mr.. Salts was on
his own premises and most of the difficulty was in
consequence Of Mr.. Payne refus jng to leave, when
ordered so to do High word. had previously
passed between them, in relation to a claim in
which each cIaim-d an interest. The Recorder
decided on sending him before Judge Lafue for as
saut and battery only.
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Har5oring a Niare-Jos-ph BaziIIia and Auguste
Chastenet, two white men, in c injection with the
slave Maria, belonging TO Mrs. Fox, were accused
on the 25rh inst. by Jean Philippe Simon, with
having harbOrsd and concealed runaway slave
belonging to him, knowing him to be such. For
the defence, it was alledged by Bazillia and Giles
tenet, that the slave Maria had brought the boy to
excited, rad pointed her out to Officer Snary of
the FIRST Municipality. The Recorder on hearing
the evidence, sent Bazillia to the First District
Court, and remanded the slave Maria for punish.
charged.
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VI"KsBURG-Per steamer NaIchez No2: li2 bales cot;
ton Gro IOI i9 WSrbt Wiam Sooi4O "A igS Nm 90
s. Henderson n Peae-5s FellOwes &Go-5l Male y CGx-
So Pay X HaFrsOn-4S Beck-47 & Burke &co- 81 VIM
Iaughin &cO-44 Ward Jonas-43 tlll, MrLehn &co-3s
Leyerich &co-36 ThOmhill Mcllhenny-3l SAM SchCl
son &cO-3l NJ Green God &cO-3l Nugent &cO-2I ID X
CanOl-3O Cleveland Bros &cO-32 Cherry Henderson SEQ
Ii Nc OnOche 9 DunuNll-20 II Fresen &eo-ls ne
Fgana--7 & l. x Nanbbher-l6 Buchanan. arroll &cn
II Il keene-l9 Ooakry 4 iawkin-lB u Byme &eo-li
& VI PinokHTd &co-l3 Brauder, Williams &co-6 tiswltI
Norton &co-7 . Kicks &co-6 Robson X Aliens Bonner
& Smith-3 McRea u Cofinan-rCta 1898 bales cotton,
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LqrCsny.-Rrchard B.nit alas French Mike
charged with having robbed a room. mate at the
fremont House, on st. Charles street, of his pock-
et-book and quantity of clothing. Mike admit
ted having had the things in his possession, and
on being arraigned off red TO make restitution.
The Recorder, however, considered his repentance
came too late, and consequently sent him before
the First District Court.
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DisOrderly.-Hugh Carlin and Patrick Ware
were arrested by the Waterman for riotous and
dIsordery conduct IN Bienville street, near Irene,
on the night of the Goth On being brought before
Recorder Genois, another charge had been made
against them by Catherine Lynch, who had been
grossly nsulted by them while standing in her own
door. Fined SIS each-n default OF paying the
fine, committed for six months each
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Insulting White Person.-Jules Bienvenu
against whom an affidavit the above charge had
been made by Frances Henry Llening, came up
for examination yesterday before Recorder Genois,
and resulted in his being held to bail to appear
before the FIRST District Court.
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Rovdies.-Danel H ggins, arrested for disturbing
the pace Of St. Joseph street, yesterday morn
lrg fined five dollars by Recorder Cald we'll. -.
Fancisco GUnzaley was also fined five dollars for
interfering with Officer Hughes while making the
above arrest. This system of Furnishing slight
offences by fine, will if followed up by the Re
corder, soon show its beneficial results in greater
order being preserved in the streets-having de-
cldeIy The advantage over the old plan of giving
bail, which if forfeited is but seldom collected.
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Nuisance Coyne, residing at No. 2s4 st
Peter street, was complained of before Recorder
Genos yesterday as a nuisance, and using language
the most foul Warrant issued.
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Fghting-Andrew Beat was held to bail yes
terday by Recorder Genois having been chaged
by James Dunn with making attack upon him
last night. at the coffee house of John Gallagher
corner of Marais and Customhouse streets
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-28

IVmktouse.-MIry Mates, and half dozen
other equally as good candidates for the Work
house, were disposed of in the school of discipline
Of the Second MunicpalitY.
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Uapleasant-John McGovern had Terrence
Furoy arrested for disturbing the quiet Of his
family in the dead hour of the night by violent
attack on his front door
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


Our market has s presented inactive appearance this
last week. though material changes have occurred in
the prices of our aiding articles, with tie exception of Cotton
which has declined iue. Tobacco still commands full
rates also the with Sugar and MOIses. In PrOv
siOns the busn has been mostly of retail character Flour
and Grain both little lower, owing the receipts
ceedng the demand
The health of the city still unusually good for the season.
The weather has been throughout The week. the
Thermometer ranging during the day from eighty.
nnety-twO degrees of Fahrenheit.
COttOn-NO material alteration took place in the Cotton
market throughout Saturday, the first day of commer
week. the sales scarcely reaching 500 bales, tending
sul in favor of purchasers. On Monday morning we pub
shed the Pacifc's advces teegaphed by the ORiey
line announcing further falling off OF I'D in the Liverpool
market during the three days ending the 18th This
intelligence coupled with The continued fine weather for gath
eng the the rather increased receipts from the interior
and the absence OF OF principal operators, has
given the market downward turn since and the transactions
from Monday Thursday inclusive, comprising some 1900
bales, sho ed decline of iuy c from the highest point
the preceding week. Yesterday affairs wore seader ap-
pearlnce, and 1000 bates changed hands, making the
sales OF the week 500 bales, taken mostly for England and
France We have slightly reduced quotations conform
with the decline nouced above. The receipts this port
the list Of September to date nearly equal t. tn
during the period last SESSION, and comprise Is 9l bales
against Is, TIA at the time in lsi9
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LHQUest.-The Coroner held an inquest yesterday
Ireland. He had been, we understand, en-
pioyed for time back by the Canal Com
pany at the lake end of the New Shell Road. On
quitting work for dinner yesterday, he went in to
have a wash, and must have either been seized
with cramps, or stuck in the mud The body was
recovered almost Immediately, but life extinct.
Verdict in accordance with the above facts.
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Cotton and Tobacco statement.

TObaccO-Ws have again notice quiet market for hi,
article, though the receipts iinE and the
from the int ioT encouraging prices very firmly
sustained The week barely a5 hhds including 70
hhds 81 s, for and &c for R. 43 (seectlons) at
So, poor Lugs At 5la, 10 and at TIC round and
yesterday, 4j hhds Mason county, all fine Admitted, ll
HE " b. These SAFES of Mason county are all which have
occurred for The stock compn ouy 1900 to
2OOj hid, nearly all held by party. We su quote
Lugs, So G964 Leaf, Intero Common, 77l5 Fair to
Choice atCD9; Mason county (nomna), 6l6l lie q h.
SuEarThe Sugar market has been rather quiet though
firm, the stock being low and the receipts small The
sales of the week up about 100 nhds m all week 5
gure7 which inferior Common, "A l05'i {;
Farto Fully FAIR $685.; Prime and Choice, 6'sD6fsc h.
MOIasses-The receipts are still light, and lie business
during the week has been confined retail sales at steady
prices Reboiled bringing 3O932, and Fermentng 4SSc
| " gallon.
FIour-Tbe Flour market has continued depressed under
the influence of large receipts and prices since last issue
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List of Vessels I'm Port Not cleared.

Ns.-n tbs Ftrst mUnis psy tsslgnstsd the fasvnS
he nl ne Nos csrnEntncs ~ hs As.fess ~ ruh
In sssond tm2, steah11e-
No Fabps Landing. lin the Third Lms the sea
80. Ehaff
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Beating his Wife.-Charles Nelson was held
to bail on the above charge yesterday morning by
Recorder Caldwell
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A. F. COCHRAN q CO..

A -
GENERAL CoMMgssIoN MEREHAiSSTS$; and D-
~ rect importers Of FRUITS, NUTS. WIN EiS' etc.,
'I GARoiLiSA SEED COW PEAs-5OO bushels senu-
inc, imported direct from Charleston;
ElGS1t9eO drums new smyrna, SUPERIOR Eleme;
ba and ia sos Sd Almonds
PEEkNE s SkhA z STs sns PEA Se GSifnfTs-O
FEEF FgH ExSE S j asP g sac Ga bags
RE % b6ase5 gni and a9 ana n3sr bo9e
WtNEs-Mascat, Ciaet, etc. IL BoTes; Malaga sweet
sR nS 5Y Peg . Wi1s an SaGgs qHso7' etc.
kEEGRA sBS n bSRs qRg o G s hS1 and
PRuNES-In iars and fancy boxes;
GHAMPA s NE I 2 baskets;
HACCA ROM AMI VERMICELLi.S6 case fresh
j Z. sss @ Gs Nc cb
~ Powder COMPANY guHrrHuel superior TO any
T. }. COKE q CO.. DRUasrsTs. o,rnsr n AiaRa-
cute orders for Planters County Physicisns and Fam 81
C0Trs PfspSrsfon, sItensyeIy Used Cr ten years Ii
65s 6GH 81 XII nueoua. remedy
ESS dUaE$& Al s54s
T6SC E& SsRF2 Y the 81 az AND
TARAXACtfM--The strongest preparation thai
sA%sRM OF 2StFff n i9e TAI p'IVSEsR etc.
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
roSir AGUE SYRUP and PILLS uIs IysdU
TEAAss TnNIC AGESGh-7s MeEa1inss st street let
A r nnm HT ~ b Gsshs di,ir Pspteto1
The ear TeLmlnaion of Blood to the Brain Nervous Head
= REooaAENDEP BY ~
4. R. W Hl. ESQ., President H D. Bsscombe.
b. ". T. Kasnp anao Ivsp
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BY PRIVATE SALE
LEWIS FLORANCE, AuctiOneer.
-s Office 81 Graricr street.
CLAvE WOMAN BETSY, first Co0k Washer Ironrr
> fully guaranteed She must be sold to person living
the city Apply the above. rI3
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Tans, FreckIes, SUnbUrn, and all Erup-
the skin

~ May be specify sno 5sysSs y the use o. IN
Indispensable requisite every ady'a toilet lie
effects upon skin Complexion perfectly magical roE
sale price 20 per bottle al GUlpN's,
corner st Charles and Canal sIees
Importer Fine Fancy Articles Psumery Sporting ATess
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-28

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