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OFFERING good HATS and CAPS at low prices bat
~ n0He better and none k0a1er than those winch
may pc found at my Sales-room. No ID GRdKIER Ea&
street corner OF Tchoupouas. where have hand. -
ana an from time TO time receiving from manutactoy a.
Newark D. such varieties Of Goods in the above line. a.
Purchasers at Wholesale. who may this win please
remember thas am manufacturer aud will ael low
20 opening another lot Of those choice Mems Soft
Bla1k BUENA VISTA HATS. 70 which I beg TO call
astontioa, WILLIAM BOOTH. Halter.
aeH N11stisI siIsst. pp SSein-
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The CHINA DIFFIcULTY.-NaUal-T celes-
tial governor of Canton, as has been seen by our
extracts from foreign papers, has put slight upon
our Commissioner there, Mr.. Davis, which he
threatens to punish if unatoned for.
The Preble sloop, Com. Guyn, with Com. Get
singer as passenger arrived at Macao on the 2Sd of
Sept, from the Sandwich Islands, and the Plymouth
was at Whampoa on the 2sth, the latest dates.
A letter from on board the PEBBLE, dated Sept.
26th, says: To-day we sail for Canton, in cOnse-
quence, it is said, Of our minister having some
trouble with the government"
The U. S. frigate United States, Com. Reed, last
from the Gulf of Spezzia at Gibraltar, Nov. IT,
The Americans have given up Spezzia as anaval
station, and return to their former waters at Mahon.
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BARBARous ArTAcK-A man in St. Louis shot
at a barber through the window of his shop.
Fortunately the ball did not take effect.
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o. Mr.. Treat, for long time editor of the St.
Louis Union, has left that paper He was pre-
sented by his political friend with handsome gold
watch, as a token of their esteem and appreciation.
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PoETI0AL WORKS.
sHAKsPEARE's DRAMATIC WORKS. beautiful

ShAhSfEAhGD OhAMAAAN tfOtAkA1a p1eatHetH
illustrated.
BYRoN's POLITICAL WORKS, 3D. Appleton & Co.'S
pres The beautiful edition published IN the Unrea
States elegantly bound, volume svo. and illustrated with e.
perb Engrayings.
MooRE's POLITICAL WORKS, splsndidly illustrated.
SCOTS POLITICAL WORKS,
BURNs's POLITICAL WORKS.
PEARLS OF AMERICAN POETRY, illuminated sna
splendidly bound
LAYS OF THE WESTERN WORLD, an Illuminated
qaaro IN superb binding.
ILLUMINATED GEMS OF SACRED POETRY.
THE SACRED POETS OF ENGLAND AND AhE-
RIGA.
THE FEMALE POETS OF GREAT BRITAIN.
THE AMERICAN FEMALEPoETs Edited BY Caro-
line May
READS FEMALE POETS OF AMERICA; This IS, j. e
splendid work. beautifully embelshsd containing selections oH
the works Of Of our Female Poets
BETBIJNE's BRITISH FEMALE POETS.
THE POETS AND POETRY OF AMERICA. Edited
THE POETS POETS AND POETRY OF ENGLAND Edasi
TUE POETS POETS AND POETRY OF EUROPE. Editsdby
THE T'i POETS AND POETRY OF THE ANcIENTs.
Edited BY Grisweld
He has also Splendid Editions Of
MooRE's LALLA RoOKH. BYRoN's CHILDE
HAROLD and SCOTS LADY OF THE LAKE
Likewise largest assortment Of POLITICAL WORKS
offered in South among which various edi follow
ng Author VIZ souhey Wordsworth Milton coxper Thomson
Young Knowles Curnn Campbell Hernans sigourney Co
ridge Shelley Keats Leigh Hunt, Kebe Lsndon Lamb Mmsn
Bayly MosTwsl Bryant LoagSeIow Hsek and ohers
merous 0 mention.
FLORAL WORKS.
THE PARTERRE: Or. BEAUTIES o. FLORA
ROsCOE'S FLORAL ILLUSTRATIONS.
LES FLEURs ANIMEES Or. Flowers Persona
fed: Floral Work Of Rare Beauty.
NATURES GEMS Or. American WILD Flowers IN
their Native Haunfsi BY Emma G. Embury
FLoRA's DICTIONARY. By Mrs Wit, Of Virginia
THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS
THE LADY'S BOOK OF FLOWERS AND POETRY.
WILD FLOWERS AND THEIR TEACHINGS. A
beautiful work, inerpsfssd with Natural Flowers accom-
PAVED BY appropriate P0encal fluctuations.
THE P0ETlCAL LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS; or,
the Pilgrimage Of Love. Edited BY Mr. Z. oakes Smith.
THE QUEEN OF FLOWERS.
THE POETRY OF FLOWERS AND FLOWERS or
POETRY.
BIBLES AND. PRAYER BooKs-of an descriptions
and styles Of binding
THE PARALLELS OF OUR LORD an elegant ana
mot Appropriate Present for Christmas and New Year beau.
fully Illuminated and bound in Antique Carvings.
large assortment Of ALBUMS. handsomely bound and
finely illustrated.
Togsther with beautiful assortment Of
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS,
bound in the most superb manner and purieasry adapsd
Presents at this season Of he year.
~ For sale at ire
New Orleans stationers' Wafehouse.
daa a&wH J. B. STEEL, No. 4 Camp St
~ Tbs Reader sgsssnsa % .hs ndysF..msns n ,ho Js
~ aa;R hAk SLQab y Ne tsf Psz hy ], Wh59af 1i
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LIBERATION OF AMERICAN PRIsoNERs.--We
are gratifed 10 learn, says the Washington Union,
Of the 18th inst, from the State Department, that
James Bergeo and Richard F. Ryan, the two Ameri-
can citizens imprisoned in Newgate, Dublin, under
the act of the British Parliament of the 25th July,
with reasonable practices against the British gov
eminent in Ireland, have been set lat liberty.
Their liberation has been effected through the ac-
tive and strenuous exertions of Mr.. Bancroft, the
able and distinguished representative ofour country
at the court of St. James,
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SOUTH CARoLINA-Col. F. H. ElmOre has been
reelected President of the Bank of South Carolina.
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The New York Presa-Aggrerate Issues.

Whole number of publications 49, aggregate yearly issue
So PAT aggregate per week Of daes. semi
and week $50 Amount Of paper consumed l4f VSo
reams cost of paper, over $500, coo.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
NER oRLEANS.

TUESDAY MORNING, DEoEMBER % ls4s.
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JOHN v. oHILDs, EngraveT,
No. 9 CAMP street.
WEDDING, VISITING and INVITATION CARDS Engraved
and Printed on superior French Enameled Cards.
neatnesS d26 6t9dp
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Annals and Presents for the HOIYdaYS.
PHYSICIANS AND APoTHHoARIEs.

FHKs1OIANs AND AFOIHEOARIES,
APPOINTED by THE SECOND MUNICIPALITY, FOR
THE INDECENT SICK.
First Rard DR. W. B. Lindsay, Tehouptouas between
and Orange Apothecaries H
and Tchoupit0ulaa Streets c. Bottom gazne
Second ward...Dr Geo W. Hara. ApOthecsry Mr. Reed,
Nayades
Third Ward Dr. H. Smith, Of Edward Magazine
Q. Bolton, Magazine street.
Fourth WaTdDr Wozsncra, St. Charles Julia
Joseph Apokecares: Mr.. BaghDeche Triton
ak and IFol Circles j. A. Forai, head Of New Basin.
FIN Ward Dr. A. +. Axon, Mrs. Campbe Camp street.
between Julia and CiFod Streets or p L. Massey drugstore.
Aponecaiies p L. Massey Of Camp and Gravr
Mr. Dayis Tchoupitoulas
sirh Hard Dr. w T. Brent Common street. ST. Chsres
Apotheeares Aea SchBetze, Baronne and Pora
Streets j. B. Booth, Of Giod and Carondelet
Seventh Rerd. DIR. Dalton Apothecares
Marnis and jackson Streets B. J. Wolfe
Of Canal and Basin
d25 6t2dp 4 BALDWIN Recorder
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SCALES SCALES 4

SOALEiSt SCAGES
nALE'S celebrated Cast Steel PLATFORM and
IL COUNTER SCALES.-The above superior
Portable Scales, combining the advantages Of accu- (
racy and convenience. considered throughout "a
the Eastern and Northern States the emily wegh-~@A~
ing machines that viii stand the test Of hard The
bearings throughout made of the best English cat steel
and warranted BY using the Double Beam the heaviest
dTangh weighed with the of only two small brass
weights of pound each, which permanently attached
to the beam-thu avoiding the necessity OF having mass
of loose and cumbersome weights in using the
sing beam Scales. For sale bY
d22 2dpSt PRlESTLY & BEIN, SO and 81 Camp st.
TEN DOLLAR BETS.
TTsHOSE Gentlemen who have bet Ten Dollar Hats E
Il are Informed that THE HATS ready ~
ali - - : D'ARCY's. Chartres street.
HATS AND GAPS.
lust received per ship Maid of Orleans from New York
- a well selected assortment of HATS and CAPS, a.
comprising GentleInen's Snpenine Moeskin, Beaver,
CestoTs Nutra, Cashmere, Russia and Silk HATS. dsI
Also. Boys fancy trimmed Silk Hats, of the finest
80 quality. Together with a complete assortment q
- Infants and Boys fancy Silk Velvet and Cioth
- aCAPs, Of every description Mems SILK Velvet,
Plush ana Cloth CAPS latest style The above g0Qos az
from the most celebrated manufacturers IN New Yor and
fof durability and elegance of style and nnls ae
un5vsed All Of which respectfully offer to our friends
ana the pubic on the most reasonable terms.
d2l At J. ROBERTSON& CO., 81 Canal st.
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RAIN OR SHINE,
VAN always be found at the corner of Chares and 81
~ Canal streets, the best assortment of ii ATS
cars and UMBRELLAS in the city. The Gutta -
feFeha MoeskH, Beaver and Cashmere Hats are very
}eror every respect and the APPS for Boys Children and
mans aety composition. The Baby Jumpers ready
iof delivery, at DARCY'S,
90 lns5 corner Chaftres and Canal sts
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BROWNlS GOLD PENS

u Nov in store, age stock Of UNRIvALED GOLD
PENS Also. supply GOLD PENS from the other eel
sbraed makeswh without Cases Also fine variety Of
PENHoLDERs0f Cold, Silver Pearl, Porcupine Quill etc.
For sale wholesale and retail By
dill imadp GUINNESS BUSH, IL canp street.
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FOR CALIFORNIA
1fEETS intending visiting the above would do well .
" cali st LEIGHTON'S Quitting SloFe 10 Rc9af
street. and supply themselves with good n IT a8o.t
q on their aTFa It their destination they viii find them
sEsn mora vslusbs tAaB Ged. Gle eapes
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-26

A GROCERY and SHlP CHANnL.ERY situated in
"A most eligible situation n the city Of HAVANA,
convenient 70 the barbofThis estabishusnt which vel
thauost advantageous conditions and be delivered
fogthw1f There IS also NEGRO han and Hnlbgr
sF9I ssFhsF paHIegIsn sgpg % Nj, 2. scHMEDT Nc
81 0TAyief fsess - sfP nj am
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THOS. 1. WHITE,


Law, Medical and Miscellaneous Bookseller,
Invites Law Medical and Literary Gentlemen call
the large Of BOOKS STATIONERY offered for sale
At New York, phia and Bosto prices. T. l..
W. having paid particular selecting LAW MEDICAL
and SCHOOL BOOKS satisfied saying that he can sell
goods as low any House Of Nss YORK d2s s2dp
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PICTORIAL hROTHER NATHAN, lfor Christ
asl p hasts,iaaa 81 ses 81 AnRGANS Literary Depot,
Exchagn fifce nonF ihe PosGoac The Pictorial Jonathan
VII b Pas a Envelopes suitses Tor ssndinz eg mail -
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SAADNS CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
MoRGAN's LITERARY

MUE0AN'o AIIEhAht U6EO41
EXCHANGE PLACE, ADJOINING THE PosT.OYFI
Beautiful sTEEL-PLATE ENGRAvINGs Of Gen. Taylor, Fill
more Scott Gen. Cas-. Gen. Bue c. Calhoun, Webster
as stadp -' j. G. MORGAN.
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MoRGAN's LITERARY
MAMMOTH SHEE

THE WOMEN OF SCRIPTURE; a beautiful volume
asrnrnrs celebrated
HTforv .. c. MORGAN, Exchange Place.
ds5 4s2dp adjoining the Posohcs.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
10, sal. Of Stools, DC. .es Fo4,a Page.

WEDNESDAY June PIP "
The stoch market to-day was moderately active
nd The tendency Of prices was upward Harlem how
,,er was rather heavy Treasury Notes were A. ana
~. For the ne. loan 4. was bid and u asked Nonl
.iihe new loan has yet been sold.
Ia Bills there was not much doue aud the ten
6r,v wa. downward. Good bills sold at lOl no.! al
roash some drawers held " Il. The transactions
vse not 10 large extent one Of the first class houses
"a, making settlements to-day at 10. per cent.
Toigh.s arc moderately active. Engagement
l5OO0 bush Corn were made at SD in bags and I'd in
ak Heavy Freight at 22s I'd 25s Cotton al 3lod
ltesse was taken up for Ireland at Cd To the Cont
eat there Is but little doing.
The Money market IS not abundantly supplied,
,a frstclas. paper passed a Ga per cent and de-
uaBd. Loans made at 6G7 per cent on hrstelas'
eeurlties.
AWast Bank President stated to-day that he
knew positively Of three millions Of the loan taken for
foreign account
We have a rulnor to-dey Of dsfalcation OF hal
,m.lnon at Washington. It mere rumor, and we
could moi learn where it originated
Tie Acadia today had $4,000 in specie, which
& less than was anticipated. This makes little over
hfa million exported this week parcel of ten thou
and ,overegms which we're on board the Acadia were
ofsrcd to-day TO an exchange drawer at q per cent
The movement of Specie to aud from the United
states has ia the past four years, been as follows
IMPORT or srECiE INTO TIE UNITED STATES
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~ SIZE MfRNE J0rRN8L. FotRTH PAGE ~

90 SEE MfHLNH JOURNAL, FOURTH PdGE -
CLEARED Ships Andrew Foster Hous. Iveposl Ogden,
Nebraska. , NsIa Cruz. Clam1ersu a Phelp-.
Nlcsiun lr1ufd1s Nara. Par
80 thomas Mamcabo, Russell Buck; sska. Hagcden.
Lsclna R1ielaud Bros. Mar Ruriei. Ogolt, Nit,nlss
i Augusta Dennis. Carde1is. y Taylor. iycang. Gardner.
pfo1 IS Baker COOK Herald. Gray. Galveston } Brewer
Wm l. jones. kura Wiall- CON, NC Nsnds, fhibr0oA,
Boston, Mensera!s Collier Msyssusr Lew.. 49,. -.
r-ace Allen Boston Maria nerss4 sms-y, Philadelphia
ARRIvEDshp Quebec brewster New Orleans D. d. mdss, o
Stanton. 80.
H Row and Waite. Ncuvitas. noit,.e 90 Hon owen
snsce kil Cherry iedt d. lata 20 Bret Nose
Ora. hs,Anghafn. Cottrel- south port, in ballast
Br. David Dafe Coe Nloufon, u ballast 20 = : Powell
B. Meszzo Nichols m GARDENS. lta INST az cks n'ssss
Thrf.tou Ief bark Clsssa, Rc fn Havsna Lucinda
Mana Rch Havana Cor Niork. d-i Andre~-, ffenn
do o ~ ork uext dsy Durham Bsncsrd im do unc ors
ahro, Boston schrs Oatlrl, Carlisle m Ninlso
Sc bsi BHaa in go. just Bowdich. GOO fnnkfor' DO
s.lr Gen Msr.sn halaonl Poet. fhiiltel plia, coal
Sohr Marietta Blr knapp, Rhn1ut, 0v bush coal 70 Aen
Paxs n
lun Lei slhrs Ielr Barnes, Elzs LAYTON thets Go
ia stephen schr T sailed day for Bos
Conn Nlorl. slei dss before Tho for Iia1, DO o.
be lsih lt 81, passed the Iril
>chr a-uua. Mllcleuasch CALAIS Ne lumber
schr Alluora. Bullock. Ihonlsion Aue
S.hr Bo.ton Of BRISTOL bound o Aoany.
Sear George E Nlkerson m Atany, holn1 % so:'cn
rHauirt Smith. Smith. New london. oil
S.hr Amazon. Moon. Mflhi.s, lumber
schr Uulla-. Pcalei. Connecticut RIVER building sc's
BELOW-Bark BOHEMIA Hasaf, IA Noneans
sAILED-sieamshr Acadi.. Liverpool Hasfs.
Sots JIG NOreale SHIPS CALEB Gunsaw, Cor Liverpool. C.n
ua dos Iowa for Vera Graz Sarah. Do Dan slip Adtaard, tI
sba. Creole Daal Or Do.y lsui Ca Be harA Atlantic iof
Bremen New Belort B- Emnt Prescott il Cape Do Neris
Mm Du.an. 40 Jaucfos slip Herr, 10y NOl.eans
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sIyb1nrER BOARpING-HoUSE

1ETUCEgEH DI TIE CITIZENS Of New-York are
W d-a u fUdl coo. retreat daring l.e neat u The
I'd. il rer-.. I'D for prasa..ucss Ci locality,
3r belt oi ire ri-nity ilf c-apaes- and sl-
rrr0rtr Il accouc lfJus. need .ot DEB farther than te
ff.n.Io l HD.-rr FeHl ly CLARKE BEAVER, TO tne
-rrf ard de-fiu Vale 81 -hsouule. fpu VIII De- ai
once I'D Tie ti- fy of ,ne Fisl Moluialr- az the noble
rIrla-,eI fr variety ana beauty ln the village = Pres
b,f-1au church. one nile and Aai n0rtl j. Ees-1ee
GUap.I~ tr ,rsmtr Worship me- place 70 the LenoX.
sl.'f. Van Reuse. ser aud T4.ne fl.ics One mau
u0l d., The lively village ~ frsukIn ale with f' factories
VI - .ll 81 and clrclrs 30 four lelom til' -
Won v ride one nile fO meet me steamboat Splendid
M c. rs- between N-U III inllra b. end New ork twice
syvtti and miles 90 meet te Thomas Po"e %,
F-lLI LANDING. ST. Brar accOuimD dale four or
l- a! -- Or t1 elu. number ~ -l.le oO-fcef- tic
keen. fIs Livery HE a.. supplied win eyeTgtuln
,rr te aDue -e Graves tAe heart cen eese ne would
.eier fr fsaurr tO Alderman M--ei0 of New-ioA, ~
Rev r. N AcOrsger and lily 0i -raIb Sind e and j. "
McG-r-er. student 90 BIS house. c. AHNE bEAN Eh'
100 a. Hul lsuuY e.. y. Y.
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NEWPORT Jane 90 bres Rdsoui Emerson. Passport or
VYon Haro. Masla, D-ht1l 0r Philadelphia sehrs Aeeit
fHsi swain. d1 d..
pOKT-NOJ ill., June lsArr sfr Mrelfh ilhhut. PAlteph
BAANsrABLE June lS-Au schr ssppAo B9stoa soop MAl
ia. Sal e. sclr- Pruceuce, and Andes Bassor
BOSTON. June t1Arr ship Nlsrne he'cri Guar etai Dr.
ieaas De Wolfe Ssgaa Grt1ie chrs ABEL >orS. faias Au
aes, Enerr-e We0ber = Eeat M-ans fIns pa Ono
Daughter Dli-, Newark. Nj Superior, fusseft BRISTOL
sALlM Juas 2Arr Bro Ester Glover, Cayenne, sear 0ost
>lltIl NlofA.
IVBEC jan. i;Arr brg Ransom Deer Island shs Mozart
i-e R1oihhay ius aai Many feooo,cot SAILED, of bant
>tr.ea rhid.phi; Natchmsn, Watson, do ho oes
fl0vdrnfe
SULLIVAN June l5hu brg Amethyst Feneall Nfork va
Negvnar, port slr Ya1ias Hi dos Portsmouth, Norma. s'
.rn sslt Gordon Mary Brow, and Four BoiAs faFn"ofl'
3. stnn Mdss. MHchsl Portsmouth 100
BAH June is-An schr Oplr Boynon. nosiou ca. bnrs
aon York Pha4de ph; Jas Mar, Cafuey, Boston hone
llc, loeelI DO Llmar ~, kaffu, DO.
EAsT NsCHfAs. June l7Au scAr Csrolae Boston ii-'
Carro ktl.T. Pavtueketl Com hll Wilson AZ N-a''
kaIf Bosfar
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BOOK TRADE
poRTRATT OF LArTART

PORTRAIT OF LAnTARTIEE.
CRAHAATs MAGAZINE Of Literature and Al, for
ORIGINAL PAPERS.
Ouiho.o-oi BY 3D. Legsre
ueafu. an Invocation. By Thomas Dunn English
J04 By r.. ID. Stodtu1.
Fi..als Muere or Tue Love's Devotion. By Henry w
Tie isrd Of he West ByThomas 3 Read
CON. to Heaven By T 5. Arthur
IL Lgd.s-H'itl Watch BY q. O. Foster.
A Night ol liz Ice. BY Solitaire.
tn. THANKSGIVING ofr Sorrow fll By Mrs. J. C. Neal
be Iamar.ms BY Fr.u-isJ G7ini.
Sic Humphrey Gilbert b Henry W Lon.feilow
the Nirff. BY ~ T.
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:. Aunt Poly. by Mrs T.. Z. Kinney.
,rdv. BY Henry Ha-ert
Drrml-Mu-ici or DE spint il'e ss-ad. By Frances
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F,slieif To Macy. 3 II ID O.
Tie ss1amore OF saco. Legend Of Make. BY Eliza
The S,cI'enls Mn. By Alfred 2 Street
Vistto Greenwood Cemetery. By Mrs l. II SigOuFney
The Hal Of Independence By George W. Dewey.
To au I-le OF the Sea. By Ma. ). w Mrrcur
sonnet. To Arabe.a b. Mrs. L. C. Kinney.
Protcs,asou. By Theta.
gUfFRB EMBELLISHMENTS.
OsMTHoLoG0iureO f fuckers most exquisite Ficlfc'
ls. r1e1 i0 Illustrate poem oi very ir merit ny hr.hr
LAN4RTiNf-A capital likeness, uy SHsin OF u.s dsil'
gused -Hfearan orator and patriot, and worm oi N5e q
wears subscription tu 0rshHn.
PANS FAsiI0Ss-A mos beautiful plgte. drsiguei ell
rse and clor-d d. Paris, m ul auce Of uDAchiun luIr
expressly for Grahin'- Magazine.
MtsiC.-fhc LAS of TIE Buurnons. French PNro.c
sug. Wnuen by AcXaudre Pauto con- Music hy J.C-N o.
cents b0aksf and Others supplied u ad vance oi a
1-hrr. by nczll ~. D.. GRAHAM, Tribune bunalns-.
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DRY GOODS.

= = - - II
THE GREATEST BARGAINS ever offered IN
Dr. Goods are now selling al BARRIERS, Isl Orand-st
The outrs stock se.lin. OF al great reduction, VIZ
silk. Apacas,
gare,es Muslin de LANES.
Printed Lave. Linen Ia hams.
French Jsconet. Mohsir Lusrc.
priptsi Cambrie. syviss Muslin,
Striped and PLAID c,mbres, Jaeonei and Cambria,
Null and Book busins.
Ass 900 p!ecos Fine Frsnch Gnsh@ms fast colors. for
only Ia per yard
700 pieces Bereges, Ia per yard.
900 pieces Printed Lawns Is per yard.
cases Piiuis 81 to Il per yard.
Also Meu'- and Boys Wear u every kind
White Grape and Barsss Shawls
Long ANA square BrOcae.
This affords rsrs opportunity to purchase seasonabe
.oods a. very prices. Every arcls uuhfuly repre-
seu,sl fe22ul 5. BARKER, Zsl Grand-st
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GENERAL TAYLOR.

FIST PUBLISHED-A LIFE OF 0ENERALTAfLO
j., Reese Fry. embracing the Circumstances of ha
tr - fhe inrle.s of Uis youth. end ile rNraornArl
fc es erncrfs Of Military Price Only - O.
Also TAYLOR aud Die Sfaf. with numerous pales - Cts
Inc Is Llvlng Axe. Tor this week. , CO.
Nv-ters ana Ml-eres Of Nevl ORR, complete, p CO.
G01ey's, Grahsu's Union aud NnllonA mag ikines io
july
Dian, OF Merdor. by Dumas. large volumes,
The Fortune Huuisf. by Mrs M0waif p cis
An.ea. hv the a1fiOr OF Emily Wyndham,' 20 cis
The Peasant and hs Landlord. by Mary Howiit bo CT
Ars'ocrscv. or L.fs iu the Cry, 81 cis.
Wurrd Mourcst0r. or to secret Order % seFon' = cs
TIE Little Wife hy Mrs Grey. . cis
The Life of Col Mnr0e Edwards, 3 ci'
The Fn.cuu Ffm.If. - cts.
Dirk Turpln. o. . ~ -hvayman, 3 cis
DE Mar.to1. by AIeAau4r. Dunes. 81 cis
Foffs-fve GusrIsmru. ty Duras- . e..
Fausf. OBJ fue secret Tribunal. 81 cts
Whom % Marry anil How % ge Marnei, II, &C.
The Heads of Ire iIraiiess, - els.
And a tns ialef. cheap publications foI sale oy
49, pfs BERFOKD co. z As.orhOlse.
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THAT pFLIGUIfiL st-MtK hEslDENlE'
ORE CafsA lf..f.u f'-.- "ii 'r opei-i i1- il- De-
.e., IN ,...-,.. DAM. u Goodies wIl He DOB serialcr
u ne doct 1 ts .rg Of Day Boa-- 90 ala from All any,
ief us
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A. ARNOLD y co.

81 GAAAlsSl
DEING DESTROYS ~ rsducn. their lar and valuable
DsucE Of Dry Good, much as possible, before r-nov
rg 10 their lnOw n process of erecton are now
ofannx the balance of their Spring Importation Al greatly
reduced prices, consisting u part " the following ARTICLES
SLEsPian. Plaid and ped bace, II 10 ~ inches vide
FOuiards-PlLu, Plaid and Printed.
eros de Rnss-56, D. a. and g. Of the nost celebrated
n0srrs.
Baregc-Plsn, Plaid. Printed and Embrodered-nany
Of them very choice goods and confined sty
Grenadines ald SIX Tissues-P.ain, Printed and En-
brOdered.
Isabella end Louisa--Pa and Striped.
Tod de Cne,re-lOil de Nord-r0li dInds.
French POplns-PalG and Damasse.
French and English Prns
French aud scotch Gmghsns
French Prutei Cambrcs. Jaconsis and Organizes.
Eugish Lawns and Organizes.
Nu. 30 delames-Pihn, Printed ard high colors.
French and scotch Embr1l Tered Collars and Chemizets
ENGLISH and German Hosiery.
French Cashmere LOus and Square Shhwb
Plain. Printed and Broche Bure,e do.
Canton Grape Shawls, PLAIN and Embroidered
silk V.sifes end Malullas
Together with unsurpassed stock Of Linen Goods end
H0useh coping Articles, vel worthy the attention OF me
buyers such goods. lco 3"lse'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

NLw-ORLEANs-Sip Qu,l03 ubs 20 tcs lard ,a0 bhs PORK
Hevrsu. lee. Co53 io Work nrssoo boxes sies G.as a
fY1i flf corn H1wgs godfrey t, cotton Brown c-e
bii. SMITH Co sugars n a Moore mise er
Bffislrff 90. wsit Ifowhufgc Dwight Coo bHs ct
Bevn Me'd-l6 ts cuttings 90 3s DO cotton
4905hs bUs -four 10 bales deer
600 SKIS f0bss sluirca % onier.
ILEIIHERA Nr Made dng arpiss ~ punches ban
hbs Times 100 nuts WIN Man.
BELIZE, Hon Setr dne9na-n ogs mahogany bls iraf
Mathews Col box specie abluei % los mlho 10 dc
cedar D box specie $50 turtle she'll
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ITAIIsrl HttIpfNf LOTS AT AUCTION
' ~ PERTH AMBOY. \. J-NM. u thANNL1N
son vii sell tbe ground ON tn ReHAl ne y MT
a. Do o'cocs over o Of te most valuable ONuaf lutsa
he ~ IT pt-h Ahuy WITHIN few hunirc wards ~ lsc
-eanoost bort nel~ the INVENTORS asiu : anu mo
r.rer Mans tis property may Dc seen ~ hfosi -
Three scaubp nan daily from NewNvrs % Perm Airesy
Fare IN thr Jo Potter aln Antelope ~ GENTS ue 10
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