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The Nevada journal., 1851-11-15

NIANTIC HOTEL.--The undersigned
IN would respectfully announce that this
new and commodious Hotel, situated at the
corner of Clay and Sansome streets, is now
open for the reception of company. The House
is located upon the site of the old ship Man
tic, in the very heart Of the city, and whether
for the man of business or pleasure, the loca-
tion is not excelled by any other in town.
The pariors are spacious and tastefully furn-
ished, while the sleeping rooms are neat, airy
and pleasant. The larder willh~seAf iy-sups
piled with every substantial and luxury which
the market affords, and the choicest wines
and liquors will always be found at the bar.
in short, the undersigned pledges himself that
nothing shall be wanting to render the Man
tic Hotel an agreeable resort for either the
traveller Of business or pleasure.
l.. II. Robe, Proprietor.
". b The subscriber respectfully informs
the public that he has secured The services of
Mr.. Chas. F. Davenport, formerly of the Ex-
change Coffee House. Boston. Mass. 40 I'm
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BANKING HOUSE,
OF JAS. KING, OF WIN, g. co.

EXCHANGE ON
Geo. Peabody, Esq, London, - :,
Camman, Whitehouse, & Go. New York
]. Corning & Go, New Orleans,
Riggs and Levering, st Leu's,
And on Messrs Coreofan and Riggs
Payable at their Office, Washington city
Z" Merchants Bank, Boston,.
4" Philadelphia Bank, Philadelphia
Bank of Baltimore, Baltimore,
Bank Of Virginia and branches
5l-2m
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OTTO EscHE, C. REINHoLD EsCHE.
Esche Brothers and Co.

Importers of German goods and commission
merchants, San Francisco, California.
OFFICE, Montgomery street between
" Sacramento and Commercial streets, in
Messrs. Gildemeester, De Fremery & cos
brick building 52-lm
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-15

SMITH, BROTHERS Il co, California
- street, San Frncsco. offer for sale
Galley flour in half barrels,
Irish whiskey, English strong beer, in casks
Havana segars, superior quality,
Sherry wine, in casks,
Blankets, heavy clothing,
Candles, Rice, etc, etc. 50-lm
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-15
DONAHUE'S

uJAINTS, Oils, Window Glass, etc. The
IL subscriber offers for s'le full assortment
of sizes of English and French window glass
from 10 by IL to 36 by 35.
AIso---Paints, oils, Spirits Of Turpentine
Varnishes, Putty, Brushes, etc. etc. Feeling
grateful for past favors from q generous pub
lie, he would still solicit share of patronage.
RoBT. MARSH,
Jackson st, doors above Sansome,
45-3m San Francisco
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lIL.--BaiIcy & Gilbert, Oil Man

0M.--BaiIcy a. Gilbert, Oil Man
" ufacturers Pine street, between sansome
and Battery, have on hand and are constant
ly manufacturing pure bleached sperm Oil,
well recommended for machinery; bleached
polar Oil, andsWinter strained Lard Oil, in
packages to suit purchasers, and the quality
guaranteed.
On Hand-300o gallons pure sperm Oil
10000 gallons Polar Oil; 5000 gals Lard
Oil, 1900 gals winter strained Polar Oil
40 I'm San Francisco
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-15

WxY J. SILVER & Co.-Manufacturers
" = and dealers in beds and mattrasses-
Sacramento, near Webb st, San Francisco.
WI. SILVER, 5l-2m II. GARRISON.
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-15

WTAN DAMME & &TORQUET, wholesale
v and retail dealers in blasting and sport
ing powder, shot, caps, firearms, shooting
accessories, etc., Sansome street, one door
above Pine street. oZ-im
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II d. COGSWELL, DENrIsr--Of-
IL. flee on the Plaza, next door north of
the California Exchange. Teeth filled with
pure gold, and warranted for ten years. OPP
erations on terms the most reasonable for
cash only. 49-3m
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OLIVER & McGLYNN.
Dealers i'm Prints. Oils, Window

GLASS; brushes, &C.
have on hand White L cad, Linseed OIL raw
and boiled, Spirits Turpentine, Window Glass
assorted sizes, Artist Colors, Varnish, Putty,
&c. Brushes of all descriptions. The trade
supplied on the most liberal terms.
Stores, Sacran ento street, two doors below
Montgomery and Pacific above Battery ST.,
San Francisco. 4S-3m.
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-15
San Francisco Advertisements.

SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.-OcrAvIAN
- Hooas is the Agent for this paper for San
Francisco, and is authorized to receive money,
sign receipts for the same, and transact other
business relating to newspaper and JOB print
aug rs tho representative Of
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-15

A LIZA FOUNDRY--Market Place,
II facing Battery st. Iron and brass cast
ings, of every description. Quartz pulver-
izing machinery, and machine work in gen.
eral promptly executed. Patterns made to
order. 49-lm G. nj. HUTTON
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Ex Friedrich Franz.

5000 lbs Westphalia hams; 5000 lbs butter;
200 boxes pale sherry, 300 boxes old port wine;
guns. rifles, carpenters tools, safes, gunpow-
der, paper hangings,piano iortes; saH Jets,
shawls, ladies' garments, &C., ss
n53m Sanseme. bet Co., ~ .|z.en
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EvXpERT q. HAz6 Importers OF
IA French Produce, thd dealers In Wines
and Liquors, Sacramento street, third door
above Montgomery st, San Francisco 5lml
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POETRY.
A Poetic Gem.

The following beautiful lines are as
cribed to the pen Of Wolfe, the author
of the Burial Of Sir John Moore written
soon after the death of his beloved wife.
They are indeed NEST touching ex-
preston Of bereayed affection.
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CYRUS FLINT.
JAMES H. JONES.

JOSEPH HALL continues the Commission
- business in Mobile. and will give strict atten-
ton to all consignments.
Gr LnRs6er will be furnished at the lowest
ratios. o24-- 6m
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MISCELLANEOUS
NEW GOODS! !HO!!
DIRECT T FROM BOSTON AND N. YORK
CHARLES .BAYLIES

y II n n l. T. y b. b A I l. / T.
HAS just received at his store in Patterson.
Ii vile, La, and is now prepared to offer one
Of the best selected and most desirable stock o.
Goods ever offered in this market The great
pains taken IN the selection of his goods warrants
him in the belief that he can give perfect salts
faction, both in quality and price. His numer-
Gus customers and the trading community gen
orally are invited to call and examine his extern
sive stock before purchasing elsewhere.
DRY GOODS-consisting in part Of
Mousselines de Lame
Super French and China Ginghams;
Lustre and silk stripe Alapacca;
Brocade silk, Black silk Velvet;
London, French and American Prints
Swiss and Iaconett Edgings and Insertins;sss.
Lace Capes, Fancy Goods, &c.
WOOLLEN GOODS-of every description.
CLOTHING-a very extensive and elegant
supply of the latest styles.
BOOTS AND SHOES-of every quality
and description
ALSO
Saddlery, Crockery, Tin and Hardware, Cord,
age.
Bleached Winter and Sperm Oils, Paints,
Groceries, DC.
% Fine Cold and Silcer Watches, PEN
ellis, Pens, &c.
Pattcrsonville, La, Sept %, 1850.
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gOGgga @0m0sgna
PUNCHs ADIEU 70 JENNY LIND.

PUNCH'S ADIEU TO JENNY LIN
Adleu, adieu! my Jenny Lind,
Farewell those eyes of blue
Poor Judy sighs, Punch weeps him blind,
And howls dog Toby too.
Yon star, that sings right up to c,
Wen follow in her fight
Farewell awhile to Bale and thee
My Jenny Lind-good night,
A few short hours the drop win rise,
To air the stage with wind,
And shall see the wings, the flies.
But not my Jenny Lind
Deserted is my opera box,
My stall is desolate:
Wild boys give at the stage-door knocks,
Toby howls at the gate.
And now I'm in the pit alone,
With Lind no more to see
But why should for Jenny groan,
Nho perhaps don't care for me-
PeEehance my verses may be vain;
For, cheered By stranger hands,
Jenny may e'er come back again,
But stay in foreign lands.
With thee, my Lind, I'd gladly go
Athwart the foaming brine,
Ncr care how hard the wind may blow,
To hear those airs of thine
Farewell those locks, whose gentle waves
Adorn that brow so bright;
Farewell those crotchets and those slaves
My Jenny Lind-good night
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DRAM-SELLERs.-Every groat that
clinks in the till of the dram-seller is,
as it were, bell announcing the
starvation of child, and the eternal
ruin of its parent Listen to the echo
of the clInk. How the sound has
grown as it travelled! The response
IS The sobbing of a mother, and' the
hunger-cry of her children, away up
in a dismal garret, into which the pity
ing eye of man seldom looks, and at
the door Of which his ear seldom lis
tensi
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MASSACHUSETTS REPRESENTATION IN
THE WoRLD's FAIR.-The Boston TIay-
eller says that 5000 superficial feet in
amount of goods, have been sent into
that city from various parts of Massa-
chusetts, to be forwarded to the Worlds
Fair. Among the articles are num-
Der of pianos, specimens of the differ
emf cotton and cloth manufactures of
the State, boots and shoes, articles of
statuary, and other specimens of Bay
State ingenuity.
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DRY FEET-We will give our read
ers receipt for making boots water
proof. which is worth more than our
subscription price to any person who
will try it. Moisture generally pene-
trates the soles of boots-the upper
leather is not easily wet and is easily
dried. To render the sole imprevious
to water, order your boot-maker to cut
pieces of canvass In the proper shape,
dip them in melted pitch or tar, and
lay them upon the inner soles before
putting on the outer soles of the boots.
This simple process will insure dry feet
without making the boot clumsy. We
have tried the experiment, and would
advise all whose soles are afflicted with
cold or dampness, to do the same.
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TO PLANTERS.

Y
TNHE undersigned, in connection with his mer-
Il cantiie, will carry on, as heretofore, Gene
raj Commission and Ship Brokerage Business,
and will be pleased toprocure vessels for planters
for any port they may wish.
A line addressed to him through the Post Or
fee will receive immediate and prompt attention.
CHARLES B. BAYLIES.
Pattersonville, Nov. Ia, 1850. 3m
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S. G. A. FRIEND,
Practical Architect and General Builder,

pEGS leave respectfully to inform the citizens
ID of Franklin and its vicinity that he has per
manently located himself in this town, for the
purpose of carrying on his profession in all its
branches.
Mr.. F. win give plans and specifications for
buildings of every description also, front and
side eleUations, drawn in perspective and neatly
finished in mezzotinto, no extra charge being
made when he contracts for the work
MIR. F. respectfully solicits a share of public
patronage; and if capabihty, industry and strict
attention to business merit it, lie is willing
to leave the result with generous public.
% Mr.. T. will give instructions in the art
Of naez=ottnttng Architectural and Landscape
Drawings.
". B-Corn Mills put up, and Nh Stones
redressed III superior manner and at the short
est notice.
Jo6btng Shop on Third street, opposite the 7th
ward school house
Franklin, June 20, 1850.
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NU M B ER 4.
BUSINESS CARDS.

FIRED. l.. GATES, Attorney-at-Law, st.
L Martinsville-practices in the courts of La
iayette, Opelousas, Vermillion and St. Mary.
June 20, 1850
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TO THE PUBLIC.
ATTAKAPAS AND MISS. R. R. co

ATTAKAPAS AND MISS. r. R. co
DOCKS of subscription will be opened to sub
ID scribe to the capital stock of this company
on MONDAY, the 9th inst, at the Post Office
in Franklin, and will remain open during Post
Office hours for ninety days (iSm,pdays ercepte0)
under the superintendent OF the undersigned
commissioners.
Those who desire to encourage this great work
Of internal improvement, so beneficial to the gen.
eral interest of Attakapas, are solicited 10 come
forward and subscribe at an early day, in order
that the company may be organized and COM
menee operations.
JOHN MOORE,
d7 F. u. RICHARDSON. { COMMISSIONER
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Franklin, May Q, 1850.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.-The undersigned being duly com
IN missioned and sworn, respectfully tenders
his services to the people of the parish of st.
Mary, asNoTARy PUBLIC in and for the said
parish All business entrusted to him will re-
ceive his personal attention, as well as all pos
sible despatch.
10 Office open at all hours.
GEO. N. SEAGRAVE,
M14 Office under the Odd Fellows Hall
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Es211!Y|!4|EZ9

He DAGU ERkEoIYPE SALOONS NJ
Car the eco s'e, Ssn snew buidings) are now open
eAsne r !e SeIy extensive collection of PORTRAITS
! Ihese SALOONS have been magniiioeetlv tn,,sb.1
patrons. " give Satisfaction 10
fV- By the superior arrangement, or tho r,.,,. :; n.
AN aoS% constructed expressly for pnraose WIFI
CESS used in preparing the Plates The Pnr,as NO
Ss very short space Of time Comfy few seconds eShbns
not be lfe.lke ~ "n'"h flctures can.
tF A choice variety of new style Enamelled , H.
grped i1ocKETs OF the finest Gold and best WORK
prices. 80 e i"apuiactnFers'
~ Artists supplied with every article used in the lbs,
gueIreoype at New York prices. ri JA15GpS "e III
a.f ON No, W Camp street New{Jrleans
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During the past month, l6, 529 emigrants were
landed II the port of New York, of which 1881
were from British ports. The great bulk of thes;
emigrants are undoubtedly shipped off BY the erea
landowners Of England and ireland, to escapr
providing for them at home On reaching her
they are hslf.starsed and broken down in health
from the effects Of illventilated Ships crowded L
Overlooking: and the want of a proper supply OF
food. On Mondhy night forty nine emigrants ar.
rived that day in the ship Epaminondas, were
tsken 70 the station-house, having been found wan
deFing in the streets without food, or the near,
whefewith to procure it.
They were lodged for the night and food supplie,l
to them The children seized the offered bread il,
the- widest manner, and devoured it more like
hungry wolves than human beings. There were
upwArds Of eighty provided for in this manner.
Owing to the want Of stringency in enforcinq
the lews of quarantine, great number of cases d
The city, and after spreading the contagion here
n has been found necessary to send them baci
again to the Marine Hospital. Staten Island. Shig
fever has becn fearfully on the increase of late
and additional assistant physicians have been founr
necessary At she Marine Hospital, besides transfer
ring 6lmber Of such patients as could be remove
70 Wstd . Island.
lanes McShean was run over on Monday eve
Ming by a freight train on the Harlem Railroad
Fordham, having fallen while attempting to jun
upon car. He died in very short time.
The Erie Railroad will be completed from til.
Hudson to the shores OF this great inland sea by
the 18th Of this month, and the road opened by the
LIT Of May. Nf9st
About 200 feet of the Hudson River Railroad
opposite West Point, has caved in, making
breach In the track over which goods and passen
gers have to be ferried in a scow. Il will be r.
constructed upon piles. IN. Y. Cor Bait. Sun.
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= : = -.
STEAMBOATS,.

g Il. .: .n% S fssfET. Cant w.
sSs,;s: y. ]; a
psns down the Coast Wednesday night
co.. ssa Ss3ss * s
sls-- For siobiie-5II15 q .nyI T;Sdi .sEh
ss a, m.ss,p pae Fe sp ssssm
oRFGSN .!smi Ii E1io SAbA.E9e .e' A.
+ Gbe.on, baviSs been bull expressly ~ the Lake sde
9ns Of ~ 1S ha ays al ss
4 sss hf WAY I Fss sss
Or IFS ns's' apply on Gkb6Gs Agent Bank Place
En- Me- wn g. sa,s as ,ss%s. HI
fnestsamer, built expressly for the Lake trade.
I Sf ssS WI fss % @ sss
Rsood on sS aga q Pa ss bsau
Retnrnns, esv Mobile every MONDAY and ThuT'day.
IT, Roa fes reserved At shoae at al
hours the day The a barge leaves the Warehouse on
Gays s OF r. SGSDEs Agent 10 Bank Place
az 3 For n obie-Cuna LII Line steamer n BILE.
steamer D built expressly for ,he Lake Trade
We 5sTS Id SATURDAY Wy GS9
O'Clock and The Railroad ths arrival Of he O'clock
Ing will leave Mobile every Tuesday and Friday stoppng at
he Canal ss at hours s &
The barge the Warehouse the days Of departure
ial7 R. GEDDEs. Agent. 10 Bank Place
.hsr Friday Evening Packet For Mont
sns % Rs 1ss
] 's for s s,. ss1es v
MIG o'slesk, sqd arriving Il Montgomery every
TUESDAY MORNING in time for the cars.
Passengers taking her may rely on being put through
gpsz; A Red F ETeE paefst Gamer
lila and
yin s r.
apply on board io E. fosds. st.
For N%s.ny,.Is
- Thomas Be lsnyder. master. win leave ier The
b instant. al o'clock For freight passage. apply
~ a pS''' VI = R. CROCKETT. Agent, 80 Camp st.
ssa5 y sss paesss Per
gsddo S wen, GIsnd Eoors and Asx
ss,s /. %s;'s5
spIs ssh' passage apply f9'i sEifh poyd
fssua Hsf slvfs s.sxss
saa Sass and Rsspf s
he ns stHs assfs
ai O'Clock For sst 8 fPS Sn , Sss
t Ths steamer St Charles will take freight for Cane
Lal $3.50 2@For Camden, ChamPagnole. WILMINGTON,
nsc SS1%e and al landings On the
re- s5s CORA M
apply ,1 BOARD ss passage
az The steamer Cora No. viii lake freight for Bau
River and reshp on the Col. Fremont. apl2
f tssss Sn$ Hft;eqEs f Mssss
as Ssw ldas SasS u Rensy a Sp
T.
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A
An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Charities street every
mhE hour for 'Af p w. SMITH
New Orleans and Oarrollton Railroad.
q M ssa
C!ARROLLTON LINE-Departure of Trains
Horse canaes S f. NJ daaIte .s and pas,
Steam Trains M every hour afterwards until P
M inclusvely in summer, and until quarter past in
FROM oARRoLLroN:
Horse Cars-6 A. NJ, and loP.
Steam rain.7 and hour afterwards until P.
M incluslvey in summer, and until hapast P. NJ. in
Eare5 cents Children under IL years and servant. 1oc
~ Summer arrangements commence on the third Mon
day in February and end on second Monday in November
Lafayette Line.
These to and from the Depot No. Is Baronne
DEPARTURE OF CARS:
= "' bspel, i Baiona;s ....; 4 An.
IN summer from b tspoy' IS Baiopn: IN IN
After which the cars leave each and fifteen minutes
Then q 3. 10 pns u P M, from the Depot.
~ Nota-specia Might Cam for paries balls, meetings,
etc, supplied when required mhal ly
DLANTATION DRUG STORE-The sub
planters. physicians. and Others bis stock Of Dawes ~
MEplclNxs, CHEMICALS, etc. all of which-being
he doubts pot found examination satisfactory
cards ausy ard the prices shall be as low as those of
Tao Ssrs. sn1 soS.o.
mh3l limos corner Camp and Poydras sts
IlROOE w WAREHOUSE CUsfPANY.--The.
ID Brooklyn Warehouses, at Algers opposite Newt reans
now IN readiness to receive PRODUCE from the WEST
and MERCHANDISE from the NORTH intended for re-
Shipment Having 1900 feet front the river with wharves
in front of the Warehouses by which goods Immediately
conveyed without druyage the weather ample
roam will be found HE dschargnt OF am
loading of ships.
Charges fixed low rates. every accommoda
ton offered to the Merchants the city the Shippers
the upper county. II is the wish of the ompsny equal
the convenience of the Atlantic Dock, OF kewfork.
Persons interested In transmitting MeEcha se invited
to visit the premises.
Office. corner Of Magazine and Lafayette streets. NewOr
leans. T, J. CASEY. Secretary.
Reference. - & r. Geddes PRICE, Frost Il Co: j. w
ST. cton 4 Co.. r. T. Nichols lett
A GENCV OF TuE O,EATJON SrTE M
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ss6w16nN AND NORWAY = Riots. - Letters oil
E6nfyez8, from Stockholm, announce that seri-
Hes had taken place in that capital.i On the
ksfk Htudents q Upsal University assembled,
p ~ Nor Of 400 o. 500, and paraded the streets
= and were not dispersed till collision
~ p1ses between them and The polise-a result,
wEisk eyeatly sxaspsratsd the body Of the people
On ~ 18th the same scenes were renewed on a
larger scale, and, on this OCCASION the police hav
ing endeavored to dispense crowd Of 1000 to 1900
people, was fepuIsed by showers Of stones and
other missiles. The troops were called ont, and
squadrons Of cavalry soon cleared the streets.
Thirty Of the rioters were arrested. The Regency
instituted to act in the absence Of the King at the
Norwegian Storthigg, published a proclamation
forbidding all assemblages of persons in the streets.
AT the time that these riots were taking place
at Stockholm, disturbances Of serious character
wore also occurring in the province of Drontheim,
in Norway. The socialists and democrats in the
district Of Stordal and the town of Levanger rose
up against the authorities who had imprisoned one
Of their leaders, and were in full insmrectionary
movement M to the latest date $780, s- 5e--l'
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ALI the books which were seized in Canada, un-
der the old act and not burnt are To be released
order Just received from England. the payment
of 20 per cent. duty. The books American reprints
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LETOURNO'S
G e L Il II A II K ID COUGH CANDY.

the care OF COuGHs, COLDS, ASTHMA, lis.
FLUKNzA, COsUMPTIoN, GROUP
rv,1Jp AND SORE THROAT. -
1E IeEFtp5aoifa r success Of the LETOURNO
Ooqshs Gods Asthma, Influenza, Consumption, Group
WSo Be cs5 a. h n aDS to
beng unsurpassed by any thing Of the kind, Every family
e E's It, Ss ns Su IS
yer Pit ns = paaabe to the taste that
n9strum bat genuine remedy of known and established
''''' FOR sale "Ro e. M as sf!i Xpoeeary
w D supplied s SSs%p d ind GTaye.
LETURso. tjal0 osfJ P L. MA isSsI:S io'
GOODRICH u co. offer for sale at their Ware.
At the lowest whpe.se Their Of GROCERIES
1899 SEQ P e( b. q cpd S S S%sss Teas
chest: snd sS sof bssF DE-
3 cases IS curious %a Black Black Tiss.suPelior; "
half chests sa En Sifsn B ss s9f Teas.
~ 59S packages Coverings L9af Sugar;
lS DO ssofsd Msst ssfiGsd Sugar
jog jog boxes p. S3d drums Cedish;
seS DO Litehl!sld SGS CO. Adamann. Candles:
250 do Star Candles; 0'''''''
lO9 bags Pepper:
IL IL s sssfs F sys. GIPs s1sr and Ae
800 90 f ssss a hRfssR nsrsSi iiI.:
sS packages RRaymord GODDARD Brandy;
4 ppss aew n'sf' aa nsGsh c. S%f
IVY phgs ssherfy and burgundy Wine:
,o0 do Sweet Malaga Wine;
49,. i00 boxes superior Virginia Tobacco;
EI With age stock of Pickles. Preserves Champagne
e,c e,c tel
GOODRICH Il CO. have in store and landing
~ from shpboard--
1000 bags Rio Coffee;
~, ~ :. :, o'd Government Java Coffee;
80 '' Havana
1000 kegs Bridgewatsr MAS Nails;
100 50 Drop Shot;
so - Buck -
1900 packages Green Tea;
500 - Black
!00 baskets Heidseisk Champagne;
Ivy packages bordeaux and Cognac Brandy;
~ Sherry, Port and Madeira Wine:
av bbls. and boxes Philadelphia Sugar;
w - Louisiana Loaf
lOO boxes Ie0nard's Sperm Candles;
aN - Adamantine
100 - Star
Sg0 Packages No. Mackarel;
no No.
drums Goldfish;
100 boxes underwood's Pickles;
nO - London Porter;
100 casks Byas' Porter and Ale;
All OF which are offered very low prices at
mhz9 No. ~ Common street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-11

Hve hundred and thirty eight years have passes,
SINCE Tho last Grand Master Of the Knight TEN
plara, Jacques Molay, was burned alive at Paris.
upon the little island above the city, near the plac
whore now stands the statue Of Henry.the Fourth.
upon the Point Neuf. Despite the persecution. the
society OF Templars has continued 10 exist, from,
age to ags. even to our day. II has lately had It's
annusi celebration in Paris, when several new
members were admitted IN. Y. Sun, I'd,