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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-06

( An Extensivs Proprtstor.-The San Francisco
Times u Transcript, states that Senor Pacheco, Of
Santa Cruz county, is the owner Of three eleven
league grants of land about 100000 acres.
This is three times the quantity allowed to any one
man, by the Spanish or Mexican law. To avoid
this legal provision, the grant: were originally given
al three different periods, and it is said different
name was used each time. At the present time,
there are 10000 head of cattle on this 33 leagues
rancho, and the whole property is assessed at 81
600, 1000. The taxes this year will amount to $50.
600, requiring the sale Of about 5000 head of cattle
to raise the money Some idea of the value of land
in that part Of California, may be found by the as.
sessment of the grants before specified. Suppose
the cattle are reckoned at $40 head, which is pro
badly moderate estimate, their total value would
be $500, O,0OO leaving 100000 as the value of land
OF about three dollars and half per acre.
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A New Piano.-The Paris correspondent of ht

A NeU FtdN0.-T ne fHfB CUffesP0Iue11t UI no
NewYork Herald says: ., r 81
Leopold de Meyer. the great artis. is NOR in
vogue than ever, and if possible, play better tan
ever he has not, as it was reported, nd anytlhg
the matter with his hands, he has mesly beeue.
posing. He has given me some curiou, particutrs
of a new musical invention which hehas beeito
zee. 1t is sef.performing piano. wch, bnn
ingenious contrivance, is made to playhe harst
music in the style Of the best masters aitOgeter
superseding the necessity Of learningto playso
,ha, by the simple adaptations of the intrumen'a q
company may be as much enleriane, as if thy
heard the first artist touching the keys ,hickeng
has pjIrchased one, =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-06

MAGNOLIA WAREHOUSE Notice 70
lVl Shippers via the New Canal and Captanof seaus
and vessels trading in the same-The underped hsyx
noa and Ju Ia stree right hand side Of the lsin secod
square below G: Poeys Lumber Yard, are Nv prepaid
receive freight for vessels The advantas offered
the saving Of drayage and quick dispatch he oadg
of vessels. they load Immediately from The Nrehouse
Terms moderate GklFC q 20
Canal and ST. Charles streets to ihe door of WaIehous
every half hour. NIL lm3p
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF COMRESSD
IN COTTON, SHIP MASTERS and VNERS.-
The proprers Of Independent Cotton Press he
peed their buildings and presses and ny to receie
0rders for comprising to any extent a
The Presses the most perfect and powerever erected
for comprising Gotten.
satisfied that compress Cotton better it has evss
ben done in this city OF than can be doby any prs
l now in the city. .t !.
We are fdlly aware that Shp.ma.ers havenpained so
several years. and with ustee that they haYad puy
to pay for getting Cotton compressed hShan othe
ports. bnt that they conld muct tst
hundred Thousand pounds (accodn size o3p) from th
| manner In which it was CON pressed.
We have erected our Press partly that ouy should
l longer labor under such accusation. Atarthes
Presses Hydraulic, and were built the sbshment
Messp Leeds & Co.. of this city. We wou heretore
quest all who take interest in This matter t0 and wnes
their performance, we do not wish TO huSg decev
/ any one.
We would therefore respectfully ask Ship and Ship
/ masters give a call before making theTangemen
| esew here. SHORTRIDGE LONCRE,
Proprietors of the Independsnl Cotton Preorner of
/ dlu NewLeyee and Roffignac sts, 2d n cpaity.
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invite Hon. R. J. Walker, late Secretary to the U.
S. Treasury, now in England, to a public dinner
at Liverpool on the 24lh instant. The American
Chamber of Commerce have taken the initiative in
making the necessary arrangements. IN. Y. Trib
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-06

Crime in Nsw York-A correspondent Of the
New York Mirror, who signs himself "a Work.
ing Mechanic" gives sombre picture of crime in
New York. He says that it is obvious to all intel
gent persons that the laws, though strong
enough for rustic and native population, are NO
longer efficient to the control Of 100000 foreigners
now mixed up with the present population Of the
city of New York. Murder, highway robbery,
burglary and rowdyism becoming alarming.
Hundreds of families, in consequence, have left the
city, and reside out Of the reach of the city tax
list. The immortality Of the city is awful. The
number of the grog shops a"d small taverns open
all night the wicked associations the four thousand
brothels, are fast Communicating youth-and i,
is generally admitted that it is not safe any longer
| to bring up boys in the city"
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Adventurous Life.-There died lately in Paris,
Madame Sieber, the widow, mother, grandmother,
of succession of printers and publishers of that
name, at the age of lOl, and M. Antoine Galland
de la Tour, at the age of 49, M. de la Tour was
born in the reign of Louis XIV, went through all
the terrors of the revolution unscathed, had the
plague in Egypt, was twice shpwrecked. had the
cholera in Paris, and after having gone through &C
many perils, and been twice round the world, died
surrounded by his friends, quietly in his bed, of olt
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"A Denial.-Ths Washington correspondent of
the New York Courier and Enquirer writes as fol.

the New York Courier and Enquirer writes as fol.
lows ...'.|s .f .. .r
DR.. Bernhiesel, delegate from Utah, arrived here
on Thursday last He evinces much feeling at
The reports here prevalent 10 the disadvantage of
Gov. Young and the Mormon community. He de-
nies that there is truth in any of them The letter
published in the Washington Union, and e1ten.
siyely circulated through other prints, which at
tributes to Gov. Young the most gross and vulgar
denunciaiion of this Government, is said to have
been written by judicial officer of Utah. DR..
Bernhesel says Gov. Young never used on any oc-
casion such language as that Gen.. .raylor was
dead and gone o.. The speech in which he
ischarged with having perpetrated this scandalous
inlecency, was made the 24lh July, at some
Mormon celebration. The Dr.. says he was present
and heard all that passed, and not only was moth
ing said disrespeclful 10 the memory Of Gen. Tay.
lor or the Government of The United States, but
GOV. Young habitnally and always expressed him.
self perfectly satisfied with the course Of Gen. T.
administration towards the Mormons, and declared
that he was deeply sensible of President Fillmore
kindness towards himself and his people. The
delegate states aiso that when he left The territory
every thing was perfectly quiet.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-06

The Bloomers not Nev.-We have lately seen
an article in the National lntsiigencer, Of the date
of May, 1918, which takes the bloom of the
Bloomsrs." by showing that similar innovation
was attempted over thirty years ago. The writer,
a correspondent, says that certain ladies' in New
York have been audscious enough to wear pan,a.
looms peeplng from beneath their petticoais, and
there has been quite rou, made about it in Mr.
| Lsns's newspaper Old solemun was rish,
J si,r slEs" There is nothing ssw vsdW shs sen
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-06

Dreadful Steamboat Disaster.-Many Lives Lost
By an extract of letter, dated St. Louis, 9th
ult., and addressed to Messrs. Kennett & Dix, OF
this city, we learn that the steamboat Die Vernon
ran over the steamboat Archer, crushing her to a
wreck and drowning from thirty to forty persons.
[Evening Picayune.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-06

Marine Disasters.-The ship Star of the West,
Captain Bovine, arrived this port yesterday from
Liverpool. On the 17th Instant in lat Al 46. long
IS, he spoke the brig Harriet. of Portland, the CAP
tain Of which requested Captain BOVINE to take
from him some OF the passengers of the ship Uni
corn, of 81. John, New Brunswick, which was dis.
mased and sunk on the 9th instant, in latitude AZ
30, longitude 81. The ship Daniel Webster, of
Boston, rescued 100 of her passengers, and took
them to Liverpool. The Harriet had the remainder
on board, numbering 80.
Captain Bovine lowered his boats and ,broueh,
80 of the passengers and 10 of the crew on board
the Star Of the West. They had been nine DAYS
on board the Harriet and necessarily on short pro-
visions. The captain and surgeon, Mr.. Thomas
rendered them every service humanity could sug.
gest. They rapidly recovered from their eIhaus.
ton, and speak in grateful terms of the kindness
shown them by all ON board the Star of the West.
IN. Y. Tribune, 9Th. sSH-ts sH0'JtS
Philadelphia dispatch of the 26th has the fol-
lowing: r'
The pilot boat Herald arrived at the Breakwatel
from cruise, reports falling in, on the evening O
the 2lst instant, IL miles northeast Of Five Fathom
Bank, with the brig Phantom, abandoned by al
except Captain Cravens. She in sinking
| condition.. The Herald took off the captain, ant
| lay by the wreck until the next morning, when i
| sunk. The Phantom had been in contact on tn
2Oth with the brig Umpire. from Somerset for Phi
ladelphia, which vessel teok off the mate and crew
| the captain refusing TO leave.
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RENT.

ITO RENT-A part, or a House, with rear build.
% !. '%. sss = fRsss: fas .ss ssI
TO LEASE-In the city of Lafayette, corner 81
n, live live Oak and ssooed :t,ess. two oomfo1ebe
snd bssL ss!ss,: Lss:p. :;v.ss iost.. md
na1~ Lv. Oak, be-. III si,a SaSSaHP1Ga ssa Po!ss .,;.
TO RENT-A fine back Once on the second
n.. o f 9t s. y c:%H amp, s;t &. o@ he l Novsmb
30 % Il u 'e'M.' .ppv % %. gSSGsEs ysGt = WOLFF.
TO LET-The large three-story Store, No. III
q, ,s'''''''''f' SEA 6AssS sszsIss e..
OFFICE FOR RENT-An olIiee corner Camp
~ and Gravies streets, fos rene.
iii - ~ p'@A' P.1L. MASSEY. Druss,...
ROARDING-HOUSE to rent and Furniture
So,s: ,: : nd d, sa ssa
n no. s IN % .Sa sns from ri,
Away: 1T md Gss -
wishing to commences this business o. srss soae Apply
EOR RENT-Two Flu, nshed Parlors and Bed
me, s.S 81 lad's' can be so'Omm0sH:sd %.. O. WILSON
FOR RENT-A two story Frame House. nearly
Seventh Ward. Second MuniSpaity. The | prsniss q Is
w T D' TX
no LET-Several Small houses, one IN
d cie.'' ise. all ready ss$1:ti !ecg'ss Is I.,. G.
ao1ss ~ M :s .s: {. IL
Az 10 pt:sef ''''t f1H hss g & essss;
FOR SALE.
FOR sALE-The stock and fixture. Of RE.
= TAIL GROCERY locatsd in the centre of the Second
Municipality. will be sold low on appic stion 70
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CODA ASH, Gem ENT, E.,

CODA ASH, CEMENT, E Erc.-
~ 80 casks Soda Ash. landing from shipaack.
/ 3OO bbls. ThOmaston Lime. landing anStOre.
y 5vC0 bbls. hydraulic Cement, different as.
g, ,0OC bushels Hair. in casks, sacks and bh
600.0O0 English and American Fire Brick.
NC0 bbls. Caclned Plaster
Tar in kegs and bb!s.. Rosin, Tiles,
For sale BY JOHN HAYMA CO.
Agenu fos the New ark and Rocenda,e Cemdd Plaster
Company, 98 Magazine street and II Red Sto "a
GENERAL COMMISSION AGCY-J.
~ l.. JOURDAN CO., No. ~ Camp 81 will give
prompt attenuon 70 c0ecing 0 Az accounts lscr ptiOn
reoeved Tor Newspaper and fenodcah In all hales and
received for insertion in the bern and
Eastern pap. and also Tor the papers In the COZ parishes
Of Louisiana. "
Always on hand and for sale select assormf Books
BLANK BOOKS. LkTrKR PAPKR, PsRIODIChd STA.
TIONkRY, together with we'll selected ass0t OF late
and popular SHEET MUSIC, consisting Of the lbubca.
fInua L.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-06

WHITE MAGNOLIA, No. 76 Pras street,
w between Camp and Msgaxine s,reet91rs c. -
NJ. HUNT lot the Magnolia H0use. Bo1.s taken 81
the above named establishment, where shsuld be-
please to her old friends and patrons. the public
generally. Her table will be supplied with as decaciea
well the substantisls afforded by thhrket Her
Rooms comfortable and well furnlshedd her terms
moderate. Am
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-06

RARELLI " CO., 81 Common street, offer foz
ID sale the following to close different consg
Cosnac Brandy Madeira and Pcn Wine
tca Liver Oil; aaltpetrsi
lyalnpt and Lsnsls,
ii, Julien Medoq Clayel. Ia bozss. HyAp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-06
Steamship Fanny.

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go. A. 80 -, o".a
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ne" ~ NJ - Vs. i'n = ~ W" s"e'n 0'ee.e
from sne i'D, 'p.u"s up seanel ss'y n1a,y 'he
snP n",'ns oil .a". 70. 20 su'Auss nv nA",p.',
~" .o - '"' " ~, "''o
'o' .ou"u"s'' '1oAu Nv ''''on. q wy '..Ao"1
49, s.., -.
y''u Huu 'p.' ,"e 'upI"i .nu ,o'e'~n' I'''A,
a. M'' 'no ~iAu n@I. .1.eny ol 'l'o " Anu
oe~ nsa'y sais u'.lns :ne 'sa'nue' ol .ns oay
~ 'ounu ~ NY .'ao' "''e'' 'en'
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11k ~. ..'.' pa'' ~ 'a' N'S 'A' ''ip '''''
'"s "''''S a"1 ',.'1' '..'sn "'''''
oh .ns |'"' h'' u ~ 'ohg' 20 ~ W., com
menceo Win s'lo"s eaie' i,o'' ho'.h W MN. =
anu hea'y soo' .he sup making wat0' ios' AZ .
r.. !. 'o'a'"e"oo1 Da'"s ous vii" ou'Ae'" a. ioie
anu man nann"ay ~ n. hep' .''e Sh'I
ooi'ie VIC VII. ~" I'm 80 eo'I .".,' ~ 'n0 ioo.sa'
10, -, ,hs ;no,s.sad -sn.sd ~. .n~;,. -
a y. ~. rnr, =. ,.,h ,nors sts.o, ,h.,. ba;a 8.
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ssn,ia Gor tho .afstv of Tho sh;r and ,hs
,;nn n ,hs live. of N. n...arn.,. III o..,. !,
i;ah,sn hsr by ,h,o,,;n. ,hs 90 rr, or..ho. ~ .rh
o.s, and =, ..sn.s,s w.,s sn,. "a .h,o,oho,,, ,h
1 MI oh in this uyoPk Al dpu ho,l bxy III
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-06

THE LAST! THE LAST!!-l MOODY,
Uormsrly Mrs: Campbell,) corner OF Pes and Ca.
r0ndelet streets. clong THE LAST OF herk, and will
only wait upon her customer pntll the lou,cember
she then closes business.
All per ons indebted to Mrs. M. will pleaAke prompt
paymsns. as all bills remaining unpsid after 10Th will
given 10 a collector. - 10.
Mn. Moody can not close business without ming many
thanks for the patronage she las Eeceyed in hess during
her term Of tour yean, which space OF tune ever be
uemb9red with Die4bufe, MO ion
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-06

ITO RENT-A part, or House, with rear build
4 Dgs 70 leass. in Parmly Row. opposite Lafaysats -
SQUARE. Inquire at the Of 81 Francis and Noh
Aueets. d1
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-06

CHEAP FURNITURE STORE,
No. 80 Csrems street, corner Of Psrdi9o
JOSEPH B. HUBBARD, Wholesale and Re-
- tail Dsasler and MANUFACTURE Of CABINET /rEsH
FURNITURE. such a. SOFAS. BEssTfADs, =
81 a.. " .,bIs ssrs,ss:l Tn@ Sis S"Ss q.
g Cenus. Gard and Vol Tsbles; Msi6ls
Gs:: M.hoFsny MsnS; Cane asd Wecd S:;i SSsiis;
and Bedding Of al kinds This stock iaotulsd
best afriai, and the pubc solicited call and
for themselves before purchasing elsewhess.s
Al Furniture packed and made ready for shiRpias.
free Of ehaSxe. fH o.
CTILL THEY COME "A uew arrival Of Res
~ :s.isus'. Patsn. @ po..ab!s SPRING MATTRESSES.
comfort and economy. One Mare. makes the bsd COM
pete-that IS economy They be rolled up into
small and made convenient handis and they
give genera sacion all who them, which is a
proof that they the comfortable Mattress in
These celebrated Mattresses be seen, and for ale
during all business bouis ut J. M. WEYMOUTH'S
Furniture Sale Reen, lo7 st. one door from
PoydIaa.
~ The public respectfully requested to call and
anime this stock. nl2 #
n Syn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-06

SPLENDID RNlTURE-Furniture, Look
~ ing Glasses China and Crystal Ware. e
! ] !
Ah0-Fanoy Ati Iss. y 'aaF . ~
p. MALLAkD, No. 81 Roysl street, I'm
Just from Europe, most respectfully fkS4\ ~
nOunces his friends and the public that ffAS\
he has eived by the st arrivals a very 5&A \
"A large assortment of fancy articles. v/vRxK6u\A n
w He keeps also a choice assortment 81113
H. 10f Mah0aany and Paisander Fur XXNN7U
/ ~ Nature, Of the last fashion, such as
Beust sade, Pres -, Arm chain, Sofas, Sounbs efo
Aso, Curtain Goods. Screens Han gngs Borden Fiures
etc., for bedfO0ms payou Dnud0rv: Cnrrsi I.nIns
Capdlestcks Lustres. Lanterns, Night iamps CI1nks
Tenders Asarons Crocksry and China Ware of ali descIp.
tons.
p. NJ manufactures all kinds Of Furniture TO order Also
Curtains Carpets, and thing appeainng to the
nhng Of rooms with neatns and elegance al very mode
rHte
At the may be hired all things necessary for
soiiees, su n as lusre,, Landelabras, etc. pH i'm
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Sasse,s OWste,. SwlOose.

SANS Oyster Saloon.
THIS new and extensive SALOON, which il
L On q scale g. ally snpssos /, any osh~ ~
opened Al No. IOi ST CHaRL1s sE<~
Ma. WEI r, better known ." SAM" hss ~
81 been oonnectsi with the business II this city fer
the last pine yenn, having m peposd with Nj.
Hobsook, when be established FL.
~ the frat Oyster Saloon IN the {X1 =
Second Mpncipsity. remained with hi. 1~
till hn DEATH and cOntinued the bnspe eves al
Wi sach an expsriene and ipezbs dsternination to
the ublc faithfully with best in hi hne
large has been s1psndsd in f,t up ,Gs saloon and
psovidins its Bar with " shoees qae dat b, pre-
have been spployed i.elusins The w - Cseis. III
qAnst and the OysTnRs ssyvsd N eheaas qlssvsy II
shis s,tabhshmsneIn sA9Ns y @Dse9 q eeses SW -
NbRal and iadioiaa1 00n1aiWs So
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RNlTURE--FU RNl lrURE.-The under
l. signed would respectfully call the
attention of ladies and housskeepers gen. ~ =
orally 10 large and well selected stock Of (Z
FURNlTURE, the cheapest ever OF |ll1sl
fefed in this consisting part Of MAHOGANY and Wal.
nat Chain. So,es Dvs9s Ot,onnps. Marbls Top Gssus
Armoiis; Mahogany and Walnut Beisteads Marble Top
Bureaus and Wash Stands Marble Top Sdsbears Exten-
Dining Tables Clocks and Time Pieces Hair Moss
aiussses, Feather Pillows and BOss. together with
any goods In their line. s II. GREEN Cv. "AA' u
II. GRKEN, ! l37 POydrss, bet 81, Charles
Jos. n. HUBBARD.} and Caf0ndelst streets
oil 6mlp&W
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TO LEASE-ln the city Of Lafayette, corner Of
Dwellings. each containing four rooms, panty, front
and back gallery csern. kiehen, servant room. and IA
large yard. Rmts-el5 Per month. lnquIe Or
jos. MCCULLOCH.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-03
TOFsAIr. ACADEMY

rs beautiful and healthy situation, twelve miles East
lmngton, in excellent neighbohood. where board
may be had for six to dollars per month, will
its second scholastic year the first day of October
next.
Rates Of Tuition, per session Of fre nonths
Reading. Writing. Spelling, and first Glass in hrth-
metic English Grammar Geography 81 SO
Second Glasses Of the including Philosophy, His
tory and Rhetoric. IL 90
The higher branches of English. Science, Chemistry,
Mental and Moral Philosophy, Political Economy,
including first Glasses of Algebra Latin and Greek Is 90
Second Glasses of the same, with Lectures the
important biects. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS 90
Tuition in the Female department the same, with the
ceptOn Of the ornamental branches which will be made
reasonable and determined upon previous the opening
the School. N. N NIXON,
President Of tie Board Of Trustees
Topsail Sound, Aug. q, 1850. Soft
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-03
TUST Received ana for sale, at


j L. H. PIER CE'S Book Store.
The Pictorial Saturday Courier for Christmas This
and beautiful sheet for sale at the low price of 2 cents,
with variety of interesting matter the beautiful and high
y interesting story of the Mob Cap by Caroline Lee Ecnz
which of itself than worth the price charged for the
whole.
The Green Hand, short yarn-the last-by Buwer.
Cruising in the Last War, by c. J. Peterson. This is
work that will be welcome the home of every American
likes dwell the stirring depicted in this work
Woman in America, her Work and her Reward by Maria
j. Mcintosh author of Charms and Counter Charms. This
work ought to be read by every American lady
Cello, New York Above ground and Underground, by
c. g. Foster. Whoever has read New York by Gas Light,
will desire to read this
The Rescued Num- or A Convent and its Wrongs
The Gentcmans Daughter or A Great City's Tempta-
tions
Mabel. the Actress
The White Wolf, or The Secret Brotherhood.
The Marquis, Romance of Real Life, by Eugene ue.
The Capitalist, or Fortunes Frolic
The Valley Farm The Autobiography of Orphan by
c. j. Peterson this story of surprising interest," and
that interest increases as the story progresses.
The Life and Genius of Jenny Lind with beautiful engra-
wings illustrative of her avsrite characters and containing
some of her best songs.
Queen JOANNA The Mysteries of the Court of Naples
gifted pen of Reynolds The laid period of
BILE of that royal syren Joanna of Naples the charac
ters possess historical interest beyond the fascination of
romance with which the skill of the author has invested
them.'- London Athanum.
Short Patent Sermons, by Dew, Jr.
November 80. 1850.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-03
Drugs, Medicines, &c.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
Dyc-StcfTs, Perfumery, Fancy articles, and Patent



Cyc-St,:fIs, PeTfumery, Fancy Articles and Patent
MEDICINES.
TTNiE subscriber has just returned from the North I
with large and fresh stock of articles in his line, "
manufacturers In the Northern cities, viii he
lowest prices and warrants every article be OF the best
quality, consisting in part:
Gum Camphor; POw'd Rhubarb Seidlitz and Soda Pow
ders; Bermuda and American Arrow Root; Ext Jaap Ext
COocynh Compound; Cacned and Carb Magnesa; Castor
Oil; Cubebs COfaiva and Sacsaparil Capsules Confccty
SIENNA; Emory; Peruvian Bark; Shop Furniture; Fials
COrks, &c.
cher.icaIs.-Calomel; Suph. Qunine; Sulpl. and Act
Morphine; Syrup 1odde Of lOl rychnine; Iodidcs of er
curry sulphur Lead and Iron; Lactae Of ron Citrate of
Paints, Cis, Dye-StuIfs, Gias=.-White Lead, pure.
extra and Nos l; Putty; Window Glass by TO- 10 by r.
II by H. 10 by l5 IL by l5 II by 49, ii by H. adder
digo; Gall: Venetian Red Spanish Brown; Logwood:
Chrome Green and Yellow dry and o Lnseed and Train
Oils Whale and Sperm Oils; Paint Brushcs sash Tools:
Badger Hair, Blenders; Farnish Brushes; Sable Artist
Tools. &c.
Pastry-Coopers Isinglass; Prcsons Ex Is Lemon
Cinnamon Vanilla Rose, and Nuteg Rose Water gish
and American Pestons celebrated Yeast Powder; Cloves
Pepper Mustard Secd Ginger; Apicc; Nutmegs; CHINA
mon; Sweet Oil, sc.
Perfu:saery and Fancy ArticIes.-frensA German,
and American Cologne; ubn Extracts very large
ment; Aromatic Vinegar; Guerlans, Rusel ard Hauel's
Shaving Cream: Lubins Toilet Soap: dozen fam
Brushes; 80 dozen assorted Tooth Brushes dozen Shaving
Brushes dozen Nail Brushes; Military Shaving oap Hat
Cloth Brushes; Toilet Po#iejs Meen Fun PREPARED
Chalk in balls white and pink AIabaStcr Powder:
Cold Cream: Essence Bouquet; Jenny Lind Ioss seal
ing Wax; Toilet Bottles large assortment: oza Barry
TrcopheTou; Dozen Phalons Inyigorator; ualss Eau
Lnstral Frecch Engsh, and American Pomatrfn; Oil o
Rose Powder; Puff Boxes; Caeon Arcnratisc dia Rubber
Balls; Salt Bottles; Ivory and Buffalo Fiae Combs; Horr
and Buffalo Dressing Coabs Tooth Picks Bear and Macas
sar Oils; iadelble Ink; Dupuy's Liquid Solder. &c:
/ For sale by WM III. LIPPITT.
I October llth. 1850 o