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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Palestine, Johnson New York J. o. Woodruff & Co
Ship Element, Prince, Boston, Chas. Deake & Co
Ship Cairo, Child. Liverpool, i. n Gale
Bark Hermione Starr, Gibraltar Jno Alexander
Bark Thames, SiIsby, Boston, Chss. Deaks g. Co
Bark TurbO, Young, Boston, G. w Hynson
Bng Slienzlo, lSaTd } Aniola, Gibraltar ID. Lanata
schr Sarah Baden, Rankin from Coyington-3OO bales
cotton, Oakley & Hawkins
schr JOhn Roaleff, Clapp, Tampico. o. Wickham
Steamboat Forest Monarch. Raws Mobile Master
Steamboat Pike No. 8, Montgomery, Cincinnati,
Steamboat Aberdeen. Clouds Mobile, Master
Arrived Yesterday;
Ship RObt Burton, Ocean. 10 days from Philadelphia to J.
sehr Oregon, Trenis, days from TampicO s. Fernan-
dez-lst my.
STEAMBOATS,;
Jas. L. Day Wood FIN Mobile
Duck River, Apologize, I'm Alexandria77 bales cotton.
Knoxville. Mcconnell I'm Lake Providence113S b cotton
zen Worth Charles I'm Hlcksbgg-Ig6s bales cotton.
Monterey Withenbury FIN Cincinnati.
MedOra, Estis, FIN Lousvile-3 ba es cotton.
Convoy, Garrison, i'm Memphs-ll66 bales cotton.
Cen Lafayette, Montgomery I'm Louisville.
Aberdeen Clouds, FIN Louisville
Illinois, Settinius, I'm ST. Louis
jas Day Wood. I'm Mobile
Marengo Brennan, I'm Providence-1440 bales cotton.
Towboat Phoenix, Crowell, I'm the Passes.
BELOw-cOMING UP.
Ship Antwerp and two bTgs unknown
Memoranda:
The steamship Galveston exchanged signals the 18th
instant with the ship Monmouth 1sO miles s. of the s.
W. Pass.
Towboat Phoenix towed down and to sea on the 18th
inst, ships Ashland and st. John.
PASSENGERS
Per ship ROJt Burton from Phiiadelphiq DR. Maxwell
U. 8 ~ lady, child and two seTv'ts. Mr. Lppene0t lady
and child, Misses Cox Miss Hodge Miss Brooks Miss Die
Mrs Edgar Masters James and Bridge, MessTs. Cox, Brit
ton, Palmer, Bsctall-3O in the seerage.
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WARMTH OF THE Snow BLANKET. AT the
French Academy of Sciences, March I4th, 1919
Nj. Arago read a communication on the warmth
impaired to the earth by covering OF snow, and
respecting which there has hitherto been much
skepticism. NJ Arago stated that NJ Boussingaut
had ascerained the truth of the theory beyond the
possibility of doubt, during the past winter He
found that thermometer plunged in snow to the
depth of decimetre about four inches) sometimes
marked nine degrees Of heat greater than at the
surface-M Medical Times
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

EFFECT OF A Political SoNG.-s' An my dear
sir, said person TO the author of late political
song, you don't know what my feelings were
when read that song of yours. felt that if |
could only have been the author of that should
have but one more wish in the world'' ''And
what would that have been % eagerly asked the
author, feeling hattered ''To go and die as quick
as nOesfhla
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

sKPPING JUsTIcE-A case of assault and battery was
examined yesterday, before Recorder Baldwin, in which Mr.
RandeI Hunt was counsel for the complainant The case
had progressed far the testimony Of the defence which
was nearly concluded when Mr. Hunt who had been en-
gaged elsewhere entered the Court. The law requires
committing magistrate, in examining case, take dow
in writing the evidence of the principal witnesses for the
State Or in other words for the prosecution Mr. Hunt
with the view Of informing himself testimony given
for and against his client requested the Count to favor him
with an inspection Of the notes of the evidence Mr. Hunt
found the Recorder had only taken notes for side of
be ca-he Defence and had no notes of the evidence
hee Or four witnesses for the prosecution After the direct
examination of the only witness for the defence
uded counsel that side moved that of the accused
be discharged with the view Of having the persons evidence
m the other accused taken by the COu-Counse arguing
that te testimony went exonerae the first person from the
charge Mr. Hunt rose, and with excitement in his
manner than he usually eyinces said he perfectly in
different as to what course the Court pursued in relation
tbe notion He would say, however the motion the
most novel one he had heard made in Court under the
circumstances There had been cross examination of the
witness the defence and the Court although not taking
down single word Of the evidence for the prosecution in
which the complainant positively to having received
three kicks from the person whom it proposed to dis
charge and although the testimony of several witnesses who
coroboraed the testimony Of the complainant. passed
over the yet the evidence of the only wit
ness for the defence presumed to be interested too
akan down infinitely" Mr. II. repeated that he " did not
care what decision the Court gave the motion" The
Recorder after few minutes consideration refused the
notion Mr. Hunt then called the witnesses for the
cuon had their testimony e-head, and written down by
the Court and ssexamined the witnesses for the defence
The result vas the accused were before the First Dis
tia f,oun
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERICAN THEATRE.

H. ?. GRATTAN... Stage Manager.
Fourth night Of Mr. GEO. JAMESON Third night Of Miss
ELIZA PETRIE.
THIS EVENING Friday, Nov. II, is5The performances will
with Sheridan Knowless beautiful Tragedy entitled
YIRGlNlUS; or, The Roman Faher-ViIgnus, Mr. George
jasnn Icilus Mr. Charles: Dentatus, j. Greene; APP
Plus Claudiu Mr. Rynar; Caiu Claudus Mr. Grosyenor Luz
cius, Mr.. Kingsley; Muntous Mr. Grerson; Virginia. Mrs
Coleman Pope Servia, Mrs. j. Greene After which, Pas
Seu by Miss j. Laiorest Pas Comqu by Mr.. Thompson.
The evening" will conclude with B. Buckstone
laughable Farce called MISCHIEF MAKING Oliver Guiot
Mr. Grerson; Nicholas Doyeta Mr.. Spear; Henry Desgai
Mr. Grosvenor Manette, Miss E. Periei Theese Miss La
Forest. In the the Farce Miss Petrie will La
dies, LADIES, Guard Hearts Oh should like Marry
and Fnaeith Mr.. Spear, Mr. Grosveno and Chorus" We u
all in future look home
ar Tomorrow Saturday, fifth appearance Of Mr. G. JAMsoN
The Police Department Mr.. s. l. Beenan
Prices Ad1aissionDress Circle cents Parquee Second and
Third Tiers so cents Cooed Boxes so cents; Gallery Is
Private Boxes and Seats be secured Ohce
the hours 10 A. NJ and P NJ by applying to Geo s.
Stanley, Treasurer.
B Doors open quarter before Il Performance viii commence
at quarter-past precisely. nl7
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The CoMpL1MENTARY BENEFIT

IHE COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
rendered to POPE OLDHAM Esq. 5y the Whigs Of NeaO
Orleans nil take place at Annoy Hall on FRIDAY
EVENING, N1Uember II. 1s4S
~ To commence at halfpast oclock. Tickets 81
be Obtained the principal public houses music and book
in the Seats win be reserved for the ladies'
E1- The Taylor Cubs of the city earnestly desired TO
send their banners Annoy Hall Thursday next for the
purpose of decorating the Hall for the Taylor Concert
NEwORLEANs, November g. l848
Sir-We. the undersigned, citizens of NewOrlsans and
participants with in the struggle through which the Wing
party has just passed having viewed with pleasure yau
able services and untng exerOns for the Of the
principles OF party, consider duty to manifest TO
you public appreciation of your conduct
We therefore tender to YOU with that object in view Con-
cert to take place az such time as shall be most agreeable
70 youissh SAM. J. PETERS, J. E. Cal DWELL,
A ID. CROssMAN, COPELAND Hunt,
J. B. WALToN, GEO. w CHRIsrY,
J. CALHOUN, Il B. EGGLEsTON,
RkNDELL Hunt, Jas s. SHAW,
RALPH KING. r. B. SYKES
CSC. c. LAwRAsoN. J. A. BoNNEvAL,
/ N MARKS, RI. PRENDERGAsT.
E. L. TRACY, ID. l. RICARDO,
WsM; Bell, EDWARD Ri115 T. PARKER.
j.. e. Generally, VIM. ANpRY,
j. A. BEARD, GEORGE Y. BRIGHT,
FLEuRY GENERELLY WIN, DEBUYs,
SAINT FLOWER, NJ BARNETT,
e. n. BMf 6AnPIs. e e S1saIIiaS
s. HAIRY, c. @ WILLIAMS
JoHs HEWLETT r. NJ GRAHAM.
PRESTON w. FARRAR.
To POPE OLDHAM, Esq.
NRwORLEAEs, November TO- 1873
Gentlemen = Your kind note received by to-day,
and accepting the honor which design to confer
offer you most sincere thanks for the expression Of
your favorable opinion toward myself At the same time
may be assured that whatever may have been my
good fortune render the Wing party they cannot be
sdeFed supass those Of any other member Of the party TO
an Of whom egnsl credit is due.
NeFF respectfully yours POPE OLDHAM.
To SAMUEL j. PRTERs and othe s. nl3td
SsIGA RS.-70Coo Regalias Canones Presadae and
DENTON & BARRETT,
u15 a ~ an p GfaYiaT ~.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

HE GREAT ISABELLA or SPAIN.-The General
OF the Cordeliers one day repfoaching Queen Isa-
said
Know you who You are, and to whom you
speak -
Yes, madam said the monk, know that /
am but dust and ashes, and | know that speak to
dust and ashes"
This frank answer sent him into exile.
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MAYO's MUSIC STORE,


DIANO.F FORTRESS, 61z 81 and octaves beautiful
patterns, with rich Black Walnut, -
Rosewood and Mahogany Gases. with iron 4
frames and patent vibrating Overbfdge, n n Ig III N
from the best manufactures in Boston. NeWI u y
York, Philadelphia and Paris
CoLEMAN's IEOLIAN PIANO. FORTEs. from the
old and celebrated Factory of T. Gilbert Co., warranted
to remain in tune for years
CATHCART's MELOOEON This beautiful toned
Instrument for Village Churches, Lodges, Serenadlng
Parties and the private practice Of Oganss Is not surpa
ed Price, $50 each.
SECONDHAND PIANOS. from els 10 $50
Brass Instruments, Stinged Instruments Strings Tor
Harp, Piano. Viodn Vooneelo, Double Base banos, and
Guitar Drums Bass and Tenor; Tambonrnes, BANGS
Music Stands, Canterbunes Music Stools DqetylionS ~
MUSIC received from all the publishers and lNSIkyC-
TION BOOKS for every Musical Instrument A fresh
stock of the above Just received and offered at low prices
BY retail and NhOlesale. n9 I'm
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In all but five Parishes, Taylor's majority is
1878. The remaining Parishes gave, in 4f-for
Clay 772, Polk ll66; maj. for Polk 1874. 1t is moi
likely, therefore,, that Taylor's majority in the
State can fall much, if any, short Of 5000.
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NEW ORLEANS s:
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER II.
Landlord and Tenant--Important Case.


THIRD DISTRICT CoURT. - BsRiaBtn Hoagard v Sa
7aue o. Risk-Ths was an action brought under the pro
vision Of the Acts respecting the eecment Of tenants hold
ing after the expiration of leases and refusing to deliver
possession Of leased premises to the landlord
Il appeared in evidence that the plaintiff and defendant
had executed act Of lease before D. l. Ricardo. N p
whereby certain premises were leased to defendant for
twelve months from the 18th September 1877 upon terms
therein expressed with clause emitting the lessee to
the lease for longer term its expiration. On the 4th Of
August 1S4S defendant notified the plaintiff of his nten-
ton renew the lease for year after its expiration On the
goth Of September following the plaintiff notified the lessee,
that if he continued to occupy the premises he would have TO
nay monthly rent greater than that stipulated in the ogi-
FINAL lease his former lease had expired the 18th OF
September 1913
In answer to the plaintiffs petition defendant pleaded
that he held the premises under lease which he had with
n,oDer notice renewed and that under the renewal he
claimed occupy them until the 18th Of Sept 1913 On the
rial was coRtended that the of the plaintiff (the
Io.or) was necessary TO make the renewal effective
and that there could be tact recOnducdon binding the
lessor For the defendant it commended that the terms of
the lease itself governed the parties and that the lessee hav-
inc given timely and sufficient notice of his intention to re.
new Il was entitled to remain the occupancy Of the pre-.
misses until the expiration Of the indicated in his notice
of renewal and that the direct assent of the lessor was
necessary the renewal of the lease he having contracted 10
allow such renewal at the option of the lessee at the time of
the execution Of the original act Of lease.
The Court held that the doctrine Of tacit Feconducon
could not apply in the case that the right Of renewal had
been conceded to the lessee and that notice of his
intention avail himself of this right had been given by him
10 the lessor under which he held the premises until the ex
aon Of the year for which the renewal had been made
and that the lessee could not abandon the without be-
coming liable for the for the remainder of the term
Judgment for defendant For plaintiff, NJ GrvOt for de-
fendant j. Claiborne.
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NEW JERSEY.

The NewJersey Legislature electstan 10 wings
to democrats in the Senate, and 80 wings TO Is
democrats in the House.
Members Of Congress Elected:
District l.. Andrew H. Hay whig
H.. VIM a; Newell, wing, reelected
~ John VanDyke whig reelected
V...,James G. King whig
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17
DAN RIcE,s CIRCUS,
Corner of ST. Charles and Poydras Streets.
BRILLIANTLY LIGHTED wITH GAS!
Doors open quarter before o'clock Circle,
50 cents Pit, Is cert' Colorel Boxes 50 cents.

50 cents Pit, Is cert; Coored Boxes, so cents.
TINE COSTUMES, TRAPPINGs and ACcOUTREMENTs
the elegant used any Arena in the country
The PAVILION exceedingly aud comfortable.
The HORSES probably The best Stud used in Circle.
The TROUPE the and talented that have
b'en known be eongregted Among them DAN RICE,
the King Of testers; Mile ROSA the greatest living Egues
treme: GLENN ROI the Rider Of the World Mons.
LA THORN, the accomplished performer ezaut; Yankee
THRIFT, the famous Northern Clown II. P. MADIGAN F..
ROSsTEN, BUBNIsH, DAY and more o. gentlemen
Artistes; Mesdames RICE, NASH, THRIFT, MADIGAN,
ETC.; MENTER's BRASS BAND, led by the distinguished
Bugler, ABNER MENTER.
T dramatic Trick Ponies Big Thunder,
Flash, Dash ard ATOosgok, will appear. Also, sgnor
GERMAN, the celebrated Italian Rider w. o. DALE the
HERNANDEZ
THE BULL-FIGHT, Sports Old Spsin and THE TOURNA-
MENT Sports Of Old Eng and will bT0ug ul6
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nnMNEnTIOuT.

Returns from this State are complete, with the
exception of six towns in New Haven County
Taylor has a plurality Of 9S5 votes.
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ORLEANS THEATRE.
THIRD NIGHT OF THE SEASON.

CATURDAY EVENING, Nov. 49, Is4sWiI be presented, for
- the second time this the splendid Opera fin three ac by
Halevy, LES MOUSQUETAIRES DE LA REINE-Per-
formers Messrs Leon Feuy Beon, and Valet Mesdaines Ber
and Lecour.
" Performance commence halfpast o'clock
or The Book of the Mousqueaes with English translation, is for
sale at the Box Office. Price, IS ni7
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

A dispatch from Louisville, Of the 10Th, says that
% counties heard from in Illinois show wing gam
of about 1000 over 1914. The dispatch states that
Cass's majority in the State win not exceed $500
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

STEALING CokN.-Dray No ass yesterday arrested
IN the Third Municipality at the request OF Francis Jury
who alleges that the driver stole six sacks Of from the
Levee in the Second Municipality on the 18th inst The
dry, it is said belongs to Thomas Mcclure.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Charles Wilson and James
Smith each charged with separate larceny were yesterday
tried before this Court and found guilty. Noi proequs
in the of John Scott and John Burke,
cu,ed of assault and battery
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

THE BEEF STEALING CASE. A warrant was issued on
Wednesday by Recorder Genos search grocery at
the of Bauack and Burgundy Streets for the three
erces Of picked beef stolen by negro drayman om the
Leyee Monday night last Tuesday morning. They
found in the yard of the premises and identified
by Mr. Owings the clerk Of the steamboat Bnena Vista,
fom which they were landed John and jeremiah Melon
aid and John Mccarthy alleged to be propheto Of store
arrested receivers of stolen goods and win be
amined this morning before Recorder Genois.
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aMossHLMAN lice for Roofng.

" Q ; , z I W n n z II O . TOT hOOulg.
TINHE subscribers agents for the sale of the Vee Mon
Il taene Co 81 celebrated SHEET ZINC, would call the
attention of Builders and Others this article ghen used
of proper thickness and quality durable and economical
article for Roofs Il has been used roofs in Europe for
thirty years without repair, and apparently good
when first II is particularly calculated for the
roofs of large buildings Churches Sugar Houses &c. Cir
cnaH giving all the requisite information the subject can
be had and models Of the mode of using it applca
ton to SHARK, DAY, STAUFFER u CO..
ne m, w Canal and MAGAZINE streets.
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A dispatch dated Louisville, Nov. 10, 81 p. NJ,
says Taylor's gain over johnson in As counties is
5S50-l2 counties to hear from.
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COMMITTED. Susan Dauhony was yesterday araigned
before Recorder Baldwin, charged with stealing piece Of
Calico valued g. from the of j. P Palmer. Ora
vier street, and sent before the First District Court
Elan Taean who was arrested with her accomplish
discharged the request of the prosecutor who in
formed that she was entirely innocent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17
SPICE AND COFFEE MILLS

L. BOLEN would respectfully inform the community
- of New Orleans that he at all times preps ed g the
above Mills furnish and ground Coffee ground Spices
of all kinds, together with Cornmeal. Homny and sGriz
Steamboats, Groceries and Restaurants supplied ~ tne
ghurfest notice. o16 "
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ROARnING ROUSE

121 GRATIER street, betloeen st. Charles and CaroH-
dfft streets door from the of CdrORdetet
MRS WILSON (late of q BienviIle street, respect
WI fully informs her friends, and the public generally -
that she continues in the above eligible location M
pied by her during the last year. She has had hersA
House thoroughly eftted and prepared for the accommoda
tiOn of gentlemen exclusively Grateful for past patronage
she hopes by dilgen attention 10 the comfort and
Yenence Of her patrons merit and receive continuance
OF the same Her terms will be- heretofore, MODERATE
NJ 1yrd&W
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THE CoRoNERs OFF1cE.-We yesterday noted the arrest
Of Mn Bridget Welch, on a charge Of numbering Maria
Turner in the Third Municipality Our information, OBJ
aned from the police books Of the Third Municipality
erroneous the woman, a COroner's inquest being
held proved have died Of apoplexy Had this fact
been recorded the Coroners slate should not have
fallen into the painful error Of announcing the arrest and i'm.
piOnment of an innocent person charge of murder
without stating her innocence. Some of contempoa-
were enabled to give the verson Of the affair,
through the kindness of the deputy Coroner who verbally
favored them with the result of the inquest We have to
request il the press rely upon verbal information from
the Coroners office that all be equally favored.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

The MURDER OF Mr.. DUGARRY. - The examination o
Peter Coye accused of the murder of Mr. Dugarry has
yet been resumed by Recorder Seuz The accused
at large on bail of $1,000.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

THE DEATH OF MARIA TURNER.-We yesterday stated
on the authority of information obtained from the police
cord ofthe Third Municipality, that awoman named Maria
Turner had died in her house. p Vaudeville street, Tues
day night from the effects Of blow of Ratchet given, it
stated by Mrs Bridget WEIGH, on the Friday previous
Il appears the that she died of wound ineoF
rect as Cooners Inquest held on the body resulted in
verdict of death from apoplexy Mrs WEIGH arrested
as principal in the murder and Sarah Henderson, Jane Nj.
cboL Mary Ann Saunders, and Mrs. Murray, aecompli-
ce On the result of the inquest being known to Recorder
Genois he ordered all Of them to be discharged.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-17

Brooks AND MULsRovE TAKEN BEFORE THE FIRST
DISTRICT COURT Yesterday the examination of James
Mugove and Harry Brooks accused of firing into the De-
mOomtc TochLght Procession on the night Of the 18th
u was to have been continued before Recorder Baldwin.
As the case was about to be called Deputy Sheriff with
Capa issued by the First District Court took them prisoners
to appear before that tribunal We have been unable to OBJ
sight of the affidavit, upon which the eapas is
sued but understand the charge contained in it. is the same
that upon which they being examined before Re-
coder Baldwin In consequence of their removal from the
Court the Recorder postponed the further examination Of
The case 70 Tuesday next.
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NoRTH oARoLINA.

In five counties the wings gain 200 on the August
election. Berry (dem.) has been elected 10 The
Senate from Orange County, and the Legislature is
tied in both branches,
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FAIRRANKS,S


HENRY PARSONS, 90 Camp street, (new stoEel -four
H doors below P0ydras offers for sale
very extensive stock Of PIANO FORTES,
from Ghek Ssr NUNS = Clark Gilbert b fg U
great variety, embracing the much esteemed Aolisn,
which is rapidly gaining in public favor
SECOND HAND PIANOS taken in exchange, and
tuning and regulating done at short notice. Je30u
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BRusHs DAcUERREOTYPI

A. BRUSH respectfully infoIms his friends and the
ID . nub ic that be has opened y D.4Gf UERREOTlPE
G.fLLERY al the corner of JACKSON and TcHouP1TOu
Las Streets Lafayette and guarantees all ikenesse 70 be
equal any taken in the United ates and socs share
of patronage Prices moderate. nl3u
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SsIGA RS.-70G0g Regalias CaHones Presadae and
DENTON & BARRETT,
mis- o. q and 3 GgayaT s.
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MN@yA@M 9MAEse
Dry Goods Hats Boots Shoes, Sc.

By r. ARMFlELD, Auctioneer.
WILL hs sold Daily, at the store of JASPER +;
w SMITH. No. Canal street, between Camp and
Magazne steets-10ithoHt general ASSORTMENT of
DRY GOODS, consisting IN part of DOMESTIC CALI
GOES, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES. JERSEYS, &c, sc.
HATS, Boots, Shoes. HARDWARE, Cutlery, and a
large variety Of FANCY GOODS, all OF which will be
yeTg suitable for Country Trade.
Terms e as h.
B.-Iahefal Cab Advances made consignmenls of
Dry Goods Hardware. Cutlery, Gold and Silver Watches
JeWslfy, aad Merchandise generally. OF ON
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-onasFEAsS,E c oYFTDoNyREv n.

,-kaL .g
w remedy for Coughs yet discovered person WIG has
tried it fails to call again. All who have Cousns u
Gods can do no better than call at the corner q ~
CHARLES and UNION Streets where they can pc suppen ~
Wholesale RETAIL with the above renlafhaOe cnltoueeu,
prices t41 d A crpV "
of the fine DUALITY the Proprietor hav ing procured from the
Nor one III the neatpst and best Pastry Bakers hat could
be found Parties can at all times be supplied by leaving
t ~ n or5ers q above ol3 81