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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-17

~AA~~4lA ~ 1l4L64AC4Io 4CGt s24aAi14'
A FAMILY OF ACCLIMATED NEGROES at
- private sale, as follows
A NEGRO MAN, aged about q years, good subject
and his Wife Negress aged about q years good cook
washer and oner-with theiT two children VIZ Boy,
The above Negroes fully guaranteed and come well
recommended. They will be sold for one half cash. balance
and II months, for approved endorsed notes with
gage on the Negroes. Apply to
myi8tf PERSONS BONNEYAL, 81 Cravier St
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-17

CONSUMPTION CuRED-Also Coughs, Colds, Pain in the
Side and Breast, and al Lung and Liver Gompants-by
DR. BarhOmew's Pink ExpectOrant Syrup This the only
article that be relied for these complaints and has
cured cases after all other articles have failed.
The Military Shaving Soap is the best article in this city.
Price rs cts 1t makes rich atber that does not dry
on the face.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-17

- OBI. w. WORTHIAGTON, General .4gent and
COHGCtOr Rodney, Jefferson county Mississippi, will
attend gunctualy to the Collection of Notes Drafts, Ac
counts Nc in this and the southern of Claiborne county
Refers tG-Drake x Evans, Broughton & Murdock
Pngkard, Warren = Co., Rodney, Miss John GoOdin
Richard Beck, r., H. Il G. NJ Bayy, New Orleans w
L. Henry, I, A. S. Doniphan, Natchez; James GOOdin
Cincinnati Jas Hand Philadelphia j. G. James, Licking
on ThOs Freeland Claiborne county Miss. ap29
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-17

Long hair is a glory to woman, !" says Paul,
And all feel the truth of the pious quotation,
Preserve it then, ladies-yOur glory may fall
Unless Won protect Il with this preparaliOn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-17
-- TO TRaYELLERS.

TO IRHVELL Err s.
TRUNKS, VALICES AN D CARPET BAG
WAREHOUSE,
EOHN MORRISON, No. 10 CahaL CTSSs- : IN
- Street, offers to the public for sale
large assortment of The above articles at y ~
Persons about 10 travel for the summer will do well to give
him call Country dealers supplied at wholesale, on the
most liberal terms
~ Maqqlaotog- Newark, n. J.--Warehouse, q Mai
den Lane, New York. my26 I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-17
cARRTAGEs EoARRTAGEs!

T EASTERN PRICES at the Commission CAR
n RAGE REPOSITORY, No. 90 s7FiEsk -
st. CH4RLESstreet, opposite the Com O. ICY
nercial EXchange.-On hand and constant t58S@E<1S8
ly receiving FASHIONABLE CARRI- w - ~
AGES OF the latest styles, direct from the manutactones
COACHES, ROCKAWAYS, >BAROUCHES, BUG
GIES, &c, &c. for style finish and price equal to any in
market. Customers invited call and for themselves
ie6 6m III. s. SMITH. IS ST. Charles st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-17

- =: q. FlEESON. J. A BONNEVAL.
f9lERSO& Il BONNEVAL a UCTTONEERS No 81
GIavie rect, will attend the purchase and sale of
Real Estate, Negroes and Merchandise also the sale Of
CagOeS, SUGGESTIONS Furniture, and all door sales soil
CT from their friends and the public portion Of their pa
i0uage NH 10
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-17

DISEASES or THE BLOOD and Breaking ont Of the Skin
eiee9sy cured BY bottle OF Gomsoeks Extract of SAT-
strengthen the system and enable to bear M AGAINST the
debatng heat of summer Price only 50 cts Der hottie or
"a per dozenand equal to any Saapaa sold or 81 Der
bottle. w v ~
To- CAUTION.-Althe above articles are sold o,tv by
COASTOCK 4 CO, No. SO PoYDRAs street. N q. "a
Second street St Louis; 90 Royal street, MOBILIZE Bell 4
tham Bayou Sara; and By COmsock Co., q COurandt
treet. New York. je en- Isfn
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-12-19
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from High Authorlty-krou

Observation-Disclosures from High Authorlty.-Fronl
l. the editor OF the NcW York Mirror, august g. ISS-A
PERFECT CURE, AND NO MIsrAKE.-We are about write
voluntary statement OF recently effected by WIS
TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, which the editor
Of this paper is willing to give under his signature
We make it bono pubico, we have never the
proprietor OF this invaluable medicine and know nothing
at all about him. About four weeks since o. the
posters in this office suffering so badly from cough
that he unable sleep night and weak stand
at his case He became very pale and thin, and gave
symptoms OF falling victim to quick consumption. We
recommended TO him various remedies which had no eff
feet Finally gave him bottle of Wistar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry which obtained of the Messrs Sands
of this cy it afforded him immediate relief; and he is
now we'll man, gaining in flesh daily, with uddy com
pexon and not the slightest symptom OF cough These
facts and further particulars may be learned at this
office We should add that the cough in the above
was accompanied by profuse splitting OF blood
Price ST. per bottle six bottles for So.
t[f.Beware of counlerleits.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper
For sale by R. S. PATTERSON,
Dec l9-3tIn Thy Sat Washington, ID. G.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-12-19

Watches, Jetcelry God Pens, Siluer Spoons, &C. al
auction.
IN Wednesday evening, the 10th instant at o'clock,
~ shall sell the watch and ewelry of Mr. Eddy,
between Al and 9th streets, the north side of Pennsy
vana avenue large and general assortment OF gold and
silver watches, jewelry, nc viz:
40 gold and silver watches of good quality,
40 do fob and guard chains
40 cameo gold and silver breastpns of every descp
ton, and ear-rings of the modern and handsome
style gold ocke bracelets pens and pencil watch
keys and finger rings. Also silver table, dessert, and
spoons thim5lcs &c with large lot OF other articles in
the ewelry lne unnecessary TO enumerate.'
Terms cash: the of the District, and strangers
visiting the Metropolis, will do we'll attend the sale,
the gentleman is selling in order change his business
Bargains may be expected.
Dec l9-2t A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-12-19

CALIFORNIA AND OREGON MAILS VIA HAVANA
~ CHAGRES, AND PANAMA.-George Law, esq ,
having offered to convey the United States mail in the
steamship Isthmus," the public is hereby notified that
mails may be New York by the 18th instant be
conveyed by said ship The sthmus will proceed direct
by Havana Chages, which she will reach in time to
forward the mail overland to Panama, to make
nexoh with the first trip of the mail packet California"
San Francisco and Astoria. Mail bags will be made up
New York for Havana, Chagres, Panama, San Diego
Santa Barbara, Monterey, San Francisco and Astoria
The postage single letters not exceeding half a
in weight, will be l2i cents to Havana 20 cents
Chagres 30 cents Panama, aud 40 cents San Diego
Santa Barbara, Monterey, San Francisco, and Astoria
without any addition for inland postage in either
Newspa and pamphlets postage cents each and
inland postage 10 be added. . -
G. JOHNSON.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
10Th December, 1913.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-12-19
New Fancy Goods, Toys, SC.

Mrs. H. GLITCH most respectfully informs the ladies
Nl and the public generally that she has Just received
will open this day, the l6th large variety of fancy
goods suitable Christmas and years presents such
Rosewood work-boxes, alabaster inkstands
Fancy boxes, perumcd glove and travelling baskets
Silk bags and purses, Polka spencers
Berlin zephyr worsted
Patterns for embroidery and crotche-work
Linen cotton, and silk canvass
Floss silk, chenele for working and trimming
Shaded and plain purse silk, spools and sucks
Steel, gilt, and silver beads
Purse and bag ornaments, tambour needles
Hair, nail and tooth brushes
Fancy tuck, side, and dressing combs, &e.
Also, a large assortment OF perfumery and toys, with
of other entirely fancy articles
mentions all of which will be sold very reasonable
prices. MRS a. GLITCH,
Penn av between 9th and 10th doors from 10th
street Dec 1916
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-12-19

NEW YORK CHORAI.IsT.-A new supply lust re-
| IN ceived by TAYLOR ~ MAURY,
| Dec 10 New Book store near 9th street.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-12-19

The postscript OF the European Times says the report
that Prince WndschgratZ has been assassnated
rent at the Paris Bouse the LIST instant but not
credited
There was rise in the per cents OF per cent, and
the general opinion there that the present excitement
will subslde, and that there will be attempt at riot,
whether Louis Napoleon General Cavagnac be elected
President.
M. Louis Napoleon made his appearance in the Place
Vendome, on the LIST inst large crowd had collected,
and he was greeted with shouts of V,ue Napoleon.
Marshal Sout has arrived in Paris The apte-cham-
bers of his spacious hotel thonged by the friends
of the Cavaignac and Napoleon dynasties who are of
course desrous the cooperation of the gallant
old Marshal
1t is believed that all his sympahies with the
nephew and heir of his old master and companion-in-
arms. The programme of his principles, which the
Prince has Just issued, supposed TO have emana,ed
from NJ Theirs but the friends and advisers OF Louis
Napoleon have declared that the proclamation was
prepared and drawn by the Prince alone without their
assistance advice, or knowledge The effect already pro-
duced by this document will add to the chances, now
may De sad reduced to certainty, of his being elected
President of the republic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

lance VII receive he-sl per ceuisge BY sending iher
orders and the money In advance
Inc Eoitors expect large circulation and shsu print
- Ten ou'aHd copies Of the or three num- ers
ana e expected hat the usual circulation will b. arger
'lan eVeo inlI Ihs VII MAKE The Peop> desrsbe organ
o. Communicative with the pub IT, psrc1 the frsi rum-
oers which vii b. sent 10 ell Yosi Oarss Heels Rsa =
ko'ins Ac &c 30. = few advertisements vii be- iskeu.
foe o. Advert srg-For SIX inca f1y Tor s.s asn
az ines len cents line Longer Advertisements By ne
year OF sN faoai1s vi be zdutes Advantageous terms
er 7e1f tssao and Of fro iae eaoi iH 70 se ~
ne le9rt for ne fret ofrsa For ~ ear1 gsl gqTey for
year so
Those Who wish 70 take he pager sdveuse fr iess
tas1 yesr " be- charged Only The same spor'o-
r. o. sc ,-a..s Advertisement WI 3, say Gaze be- a.
uiuei
- f3'ar o Fassasr' i1 fs earr L4,o,e rio a.r.
l Pro- aef. se ts s-1s,sao- 1l f s-.sr COW
sss,st r@Io~ s tts1ts or TIE Pe.p..-. -
Er,-ls- sl osf r-ilra s Ettor. nag , hereafter - 20
- Anything .ssrss.es % Ia. Estors of Is~ Pc, ,.
ts See IRA Pos oas, ro-;Pat s ss.ss o. one o. .
Eirs seen ever tsy from loco. q, s.,4.., 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

DRY GOODS,


20 fnd - Cana'--t. corner ~ Mercer.
DElNG DEslkOJ ofrsducug iner siocx olnch sa. ard
ID Nlnrf Goods prior % the closing ri the seasor have
reduced The prices Of their entire stock fully .o per cent
~ heir customers aud the public 10 IN Inspection oi
their assortment prior o purchasing. ~ an examination
VII not Imply he smallest obligation % purchase. They
tlvte psrcliar attention 90 the follow us, comprising some
very decided bargains.
FRFNCH Tibet CLOTHS AND MERINOs
Conur sing every shade snd stre or un-qsled quality
me lnrst imported ngli snd dsrs green. maze oue
crimson garnet amaranh roya fufpe ana ever DINER de-
sira1e shade
Cs-es ofuew rad splendid yard wide real French a. Is
costing over Is GO fl import
CLOAKs. SACHS. MANTlLLs. MANrILLAs, a..
Their lss1ftutr % these Il Sill unsurpassed consist ug
onIy o her Imported styles huf ofineir own manuf-c-
1re of and beautiful styles Zoo veiFei satin san
Turc changes5 anf n1-t merilos % greatly refuced
prices Ladies about purchasing are psucu ary Invited o
Inspection ~ ibis lrrHrtfrecL
SILKS md SILK NELNFTs
Cases Of rich and elegant sty inprslf at ne o =.
issliolale afd desirable shades ~ cnHmr-on figured
.rl DE- Rhine OF hgt l.i-r Also three ca--s ~ beauuul
zoo fe Rhine no De- costing over tj "a iu import SIX
At.sels oi every shHdeinc ldng uslt ard dsrk green
maze blue, garnet maroon Grab, &c Also, woe feFeis
sHAVLs
Embracing the comp etc assortment ofch India snf
French Cashmere long and square shaWs Of rich new and
besunful patterns ard desg all WOO ard every ske
90, wu0.-n rsid shaws frrnrh and Scotch, rich and
beluri c.sn, Esaglon sud Highland paids ~ iess Than
the sexual costOf importation.
CAsHMEREs AND DE- LANES
Cases new snd pretty style ior 10 ard l. 81
90 small, figured sud very desirable A. 10 3D.
Also Csshimeres 40 e. Sd and 2
cases All wool French Csshmeres. a. 4. cosuug b5
cens 10 the importer Particular attention Is invited 10
these
"a feel confident 'h, an Inspection Of their stock
viii 81 least prove advantageous 90 hose purchasing
Every srcls faithfully represented. aud all goods disa
greeing with tho repfesentsous ~ be returned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26


PHILOSOPHICAL IN5TRUMENTs-lll1strai-d snd
L described by Benz Pike. JT OpuciAn. &Vois limo
full cloth, ~ and 50 Illustrated by 7'f engrAvns'-
Prce =
Z. t--- ant improved Chanel Matte
NATAL s1i Ftlo-or kl1s. are 'J --fa-i
az arrr-. ali-r r1rrs- h~af. A. -1Eu.nE qi -n i-
r.r - PIE t@scrpf1. eleh etrass - Particular % t- cl
rtfon a1t oi -l.h ac-. ih- Prt- a. s -al
te procured trt
= f.4lf % f-'-f-t- .
-tr u IL a-@s.arl qltt.ns ~ fl-o1 tfftrat4s
,--.. 80, ,u'r--.r Literary WORD
~ r.,rratoa -1hai-i tas i-s' prove fs1.a- 2 aoi
.sr-r.al- alt SAL. 90 tt- aarltcilf-f ana
-rr.. a1i interest a t- PER
-a-rraI .r-irs NJ oral rtls1rt trt gle E-- aii7
r.rt ID q. ft- salt BAKERS e.- u
-N-raa-ts' xirsfa-
.r. . she's sta oven --s-n lllir-i ed lg l1fi
e.ersfr-- al ri0.er .I sf-l--ls. stal af7 -rir ~
--.,- saI 1-.r rar..l. --asrfl-rt l tle tfts
$3.50. gs.....r Nsrn-trr Pre.rstr. H.lr.siltrs NJ
lltr.s 0rta... Asrr4l5, n-t-lr Na' s-. rif'r r.
CEN. s.. ZEE Hro-s trfes alH o. f1tt-i
r.. ....r-..-- i ..ss.0- rrdl1-
~ - IN tl- su,hor ard boot.s er. generally
ms irn.- BENZ PIKE. Jr ~ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.


A LAzGE ASSORTMENT - - sb-v- s-ri- = nam
LAf-lre express Or re- Hoisvs srt s'r sAe wAo =
sac ard retail Aso large asscl-1l of hous-se- Z
Ariicl-s. slcrg vt'-h csc De- fllnf t-- fclowIrE.
Ivory raL-1 -Gne arf i-s E1-es sd flrss 10 iorers
A. % -e-s 1f = rat--e
H1fs.o horn a.- arc t-s trivss s-- f'rsG = .crs-,
a. .- sels - % li-r-s
T-s trsys bod vs-s-I = t sz-- a1d patterns
f~-lrra SO r1re- POS. rasf1-s. win cHl Ard
pr---el aa...-s
.
: liver p si-d -ssfo-s 40 reke tsske-s.
j 'y sr1 re- c-rrrI 'o--ss psffry -lI-rs &C. &C.
bors -l -c-.s--as arc Fe.e,- m tsles soll -ree1s.
Sc
- -Bster. ST. -orf-rrl-ers f1rr Sized with a. A.
&c es ir their s-o-lesi -e-r- s1d he It
r-f sr0sn.e ls-rs JAMES WATKINS
=. I'll. !. | III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26
SttIUtDi4S.
SCHOOL FOR IndBECILE CHILDREN.

DARESrs afflicted win offspring partially moecil7 Or
totally idouc are respectfully invited 10 81 animation
Of Dr. WlLBURs system n eflcsioD ~ applied 10 'ucn
children. Partial lmh-cies subjected 10 treatment
which commonly rrsus To restoration OF ne taculles
and tosi idOiz made Ira table and useful
trsz -n WHICH Of the kndes nature consists OF Dch9
Ing oi tne di-l exercise snd manual uannk 80
icsy combine a. ~ aa0rd ne h4ppesi results Dr.
Asylum a. Barre, Worcester tol ~ Mss - very
healthy ocsuonl o~ miles Orly from ne " ustSfn h-
ROAD Terms and other Information made Anp~a on spp-
cell % 10 Dr. WILBUR by rt.-r Or 81 calling persona
"a h X CLARKE, A. hotsl.s Magazine once, lVe
Na--au-st h-tys.er and oc.ocx P VI n2l lnnsIlAn'
DHIYATE TUITION ~ TIE CLASSICS fen-
Il teu-n educated 81 Kinss College, London j. a. .-l
% give prvat. Instruction 10 le c asscs, Terms = PEI
e.sou u hour so per * lessons Fsysol- n 81
vs1c=. Apply A. ll Chsmberrst - Z. ?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26
GOLD WASHING IN CALIFORNIA.

IRE UNDERSIGNED having had some experience 10
L God mining, n pr and cep0rfe 81 he Danon@sa
mine. on Chessiee River, Ga furnish he very best
means for collecting aud washing gold with fl inslr-c-
uons shout other spp1rsus no necessary 90 take rms
God asher &c usi the hing wanted 10 get Aon
with last being compact sui portable by hand 2n ""
easily get peuuywr ghis with IL aid where no would
one without can be Xd1rded very low. Favorable rX-
changes be- made FOR certain kuls Of goods ~h per
s1ns selling out Cal before esvng ~ any rate an1 81
some Information about gold digging, even yo1 DO DOT
buy WALTER " OlbSON' o1acr OF nc
Dtsphragm Yi.isr. $40 Broadway cor. LeonArd-st
fiiers vii sell A. Chm and slparaso, ard rse~oerr on
fta 500 Arari-s- Goa. dis wis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26
TIE HOLIDAYS.

rIHE SUBSCRIBERS invite susnuon TO their slocs Of
Booze Fancy Stationery ard other articles Suitable Tor
presents
ltis larger and more valuable than former une
aul embraces wider range flau II commonly i0ul1 boz
bookstores BOOKS
They hOoEs Of every ca-s-tt- richly Illustrated
Furks " The lsv many of which standard authors,
others expensive boz some su1 valuable others
sssin Of gnler character AID 80 doSu through al he
grade.of o. books lle most nfsnule Persons II
every sge capac o. may md something here %
slii them. fkENCh bDDhS
They have also assortment Of imported French booss
embracing nearly dc scope The shove aud they
tnE they hazard nothing i1 saying hat s unn,sed n
this country.
FANCY STATIONERY
Their Fancy Stationery is ffsH and wei assar.ei, ucud
ing not only the sereoiyp-d articles usually found 10
stationery this season tut nsrF more at can
casg found a~r oh -c being 0 meet iie wants of
fhuss " boz see many presents give who Vou|d Lac
Do rnd th-fa piece Particularly their STOCK ri
sd-s and geulrer's Portable WIRING Gases ana Desks,
~ mahogany, rosewood morocco and spier mac1r o
grher with morocco ard psnier mace Portfolios. ia vel
worthy TIE attention of p1rcl .se-s
GAMES
They have sso a good assortment OF chidrens Games,
which, hy l1e way, are DE most ro -some things OBJ the
world 20 keep BIZ which KEPT ley for the reason be-
fore given respecting The stationery
A USEFUL HIST.
The subscribers beg leave % flggrsi % those VINO are
expecting pYe-eus that icy would be bet ef s1ls
10 examine tn goods and b. h-ier attended o n they
void make their purchases before the coffas0n and
hurry Of holidays Many articles Of value ere reces
ssny tep drawers and out u sight snd cannot be shown
dis so. ROE LOCKWOOD son. AZ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26
CALIFORNIA.

GOLD WASHERS AND FEET PAN-.-Tne
u undersigned having hsd considerable experience a. le
D.honega ues. Ga Chesisiee RIVER having oEerseen
O hands A. the ebrsied Calhoun mines can furnish
rle ard nracca for collecting and washing gold
The subscriber furnish the old psn Of cradles rockers
sad the psn Of using hides but he odefs some decided I'M
provenrnts machines for companies, with an easy wofk
ed and oste fcient water power He offers FOR n1vdu
as single hsnded beautifully, efficient simpe snd poris
apparatus, combining SCI Of sleeves wsshcr snd
means Tor oecurg The f1er gold dust by mercury all Of
which eighs about i've pounds and can De packed IN
knausack Please 10 call and examine a. The once Of
the piap hfagm Filter S43 Brosdwsy Leonsrd-si
WALTER NJ GIBSON
Postpaid communications from distance will be ans
~era4 with IN or psrticulsrz ca Sis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26
DR HOMER BoSTwICK

ECTURER. AND AUTHOR Of complete Pfscnesl
gNors me Nsur@ ald treatment 0i ne p-ul-2l r.
80 Orgsrs. g1ar1. II splendid l.Ate- - pp.
Ftr.ct from ne Boston Nrccz snc surgical JOurlal
Without attempting minute COMPARISON CT ms v p 4
h Furou-au uuhrcsuons on ne sane SID eel % may De-
$40 f~zrr.sy hs nh. j. DECIDEDLY snd without q RS
ron .ousi 10 sny vi them TIE pzt-s Acion- Ifr-4s-
49, s,rsl 10 tbes- Dr. BostSlrk nss done the prof-s
80 .ood service sni u0i1ng can pr-y -n ilis abe ors
~ hng ,pr-sd os er ne s1oi - 100 TACT rriih-r De-
80 oc-s I'd maj be- be- produced .thor0g o. -el
-i.d sv.tersfr reas- which fsf sur passes AZ thin (
fbe I'D n a, branch = przcc- heretofore sleuf
In tti. country Prcs 80.
srtbT N trrs,se err ID hirts 10 Iourg Meu 70 pp
Is. PAGE pnce . AUTHOR u L5s Family Pnyseiar'
l. &c These works ca = "a % - la5iss-fs
, frs- Auth1r 50 Broadway. doors above Bfo7m--.t
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CLoARs--CLoAKS.


=, TELLING OFF, At GREAT SACRIFICES The lsfg-
Nesf and best assortment ~ me most fashionable a
dies and misses C0aks offered In MS city Will aud
sold Of without reserve before the nsi VI %, Ns
Year As the Subscriber offers slcn great bargains Do 70
guess. every lady Of such 10 give him call a1d ev-
cry gentleman who &c b hs hs lady warm ard com
fJsbe also requested ca a. the cOsk store, cor
n Essi BroafNsT srd Caihanue-sl cl3 WIS
BOUNDED Is2j.-Oii2nsl and only establishment
in ie ciy devoted clsively 20 he sas Of nfsi qlay
readv-mace garments, 81 Broadway, American hOiei.
The sye and ~ work enaoes rs % MAINTAIN
ha supremacy which has been accorded % le e-.lsn
mrnt furnishing The cheapest, II not hs lowest priced
clOhinf our Of economy being based 90 nnlthed
garments such sre cOund-n from long experience
n The trade form tue accepfr1e that score End
Nv Or. assurance OF their superiority The assortment
comprises Oyerc0sts Coax Dress AMI FfocS Co.'s ftn-
sIy5n. Ve.- &c which we would cOmmetd the allen,
non OF ihs discerning lc22isrl W. 7 JENNINGS co
nRY GOODS a. reduced prices prints, musiins an-
~ fannes, cOins, cas.imeres, sSNnets spsc as
msrros AsJ, iueus linen diapers a0e cloths, nap
RIOS. tow els, hdsf., SC. fnr sale ~
as su.. " MATHEWS, 81 Cslhsrine-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26
5t)Oh NkAItE
FOR TuT HOLIDAYS.

EOLMAN5 EMPORIUM or ART ROOMS, 54 Broad.
way. pr seEis display of a. rich Works Of Ar- en-
brscng every variety OF BOOKS, Paintings Engravngs,
Fancy stsonery, Drawing Materials, the Annals for
1919, Sc az can be found IN ths city
For Children and Youth, his assortment very extensive
We recommend all who wish 10 purchase 10 give him a
call: they will be sure not to be disappointed
Ills prices are low (msny say lower similar sr-
cles can be elsewhere found
- OIL Paintings and hne Engrsvngs are becoming very
fashionable for presents for wife snd friends
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