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THE written signature only safeguard against

'THE written signature the only safeguard against
counterfeits.-The public attention is invited and par
ucuary referred to the setting forth the
style OF labelling and the putting OF DIR. Beckwhs anti
dyspeptc and dinner pills Also to that of Dr. Dyous ap
proved ant-bious pills. botl of which, it may be SEEM
are protected from being countereited, by the only safe
guard to be depended uponte of the
PROJECTORS the label of each box of pills.
All others which may be offered for sale by unprnciped
persons surely base commercials and will be rejected
as such. The pills that the hands of persons who
purchased the genuine have all been exchanged for such
as have the written signature OF the proprietor
The sole agency for the sale of Beckwits andyspeptc
and Dyos ambitious pills, is vested the hands OF T.
w. Dyot Sons, OF the Columbian College, No I32 North
Second street, Philadelphia, who will any orders
for the same
Druggists and all wholesale dealers, who wish be fur
nshed with the genuine pills. will bes applied the
'bernl terms, by applying 3 above. May Aft
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UNnE Hedge Anchor, Young Sailors Assistant in Mat
tiers OF Seamanshp, by VIM. Brady, sailingmaser u 5.
navv one volume of pages, and ~ engavngs
Price 81 So just published and this day received Tor sale
by rhhNOh AhiLOn'
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s,aE ss>ErCH BJVk, ny Washington Irving,
/ beautifully illustrated with original designs by Oar
lev and richly bound in Turkey morocco volume Just
nuubished and for sale by F. TAYLOR.
Nov
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tes.- FOR NURFOLK.-The OCEOLA leaves
,2s.iiGES Washington every Thursday, at y clock a
m returning leaves Norfolk every Friday, at o'clock,
n touching Gone river going and Ietornlng Passage
and tare T5. j. MllOHi.Lb, Oaptaih'
nnt
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AN the petition O Aaron Stedman, of Annsvllle,
" New York, praying for the extension OF patent grant
ed to said Sednan Tor an improvement IN machine for
bed eads for from the expiration OF
said patent which takes place the 10th day of January,
lS49-
Office the 18th day of January next at IL o'clock m
AID persons notified appear and show cause, If
they have why said petition ought to he granted
Ordered Also that this notice be published in the Union,
National lntellgencer and National Demokrat, Washing
ton Pennsylvania, Philadelphia True sun and Sun,
New York Post Boston and Argus Albany once week
for three successive weeks previous 10 the 18th day oil jan
uary next. - ,,
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioned of Patents.
u. S. PATENT OFFICE. Nov. 8. lS45.
p SEditors of the above papers will please copy and
send their bills the Patent Office, with paper contain
ing this notice. Nov lI-iaw3w
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Lectures on Chemistry.
VIE annual course of Lectures Chemistry by Pfotes
so Page and Gale, the National Medical College,
wiz commence the first Tuesday in Novem ,er, aud
continue hive months, embracing nearly seventy lectures
oasses from schools and cizen generally wishing tick
Page. ~
Oct 27-2wif
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RE AIOVAL.
FlREMEN's INSURANCE Co OF WASHING

FlREMEN's INSURANCE Co OF WASHINGTON AND
Georgetown, October 2S, 1913.
THE Office of this Company is now held n tn, building
l. OF the bank OF Washington, ne XII door north the
banking northwest conner, where the and
directors Will make all kinds insurance against m wthIu
the limits OF The county OF Washington IN The District OF
Columbia.
The oce will be kept open daily, Except on Sundays
Christmas Good FRIDAY, LIST OF January, The Ith OF
July,) between the hours OF 10 a. %. m
Out 3l-~o2w ALIEN MCINTYRE. Secretary
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- ELiGlOUs bOoks.--Literalue OF the Ch,nch OF eng
IL land London, vols. octave the Works OF Robert
Leighton with lite Of the author, by Pearson London
2 vols ; Doddridges Sermons, vols octave, London ;
Life ofJohn Wesley, by Souhey; Bunyans Miscellaneous
Works, Lonhon Colerdge's AIDS TO Reflection Memo
rails of Me,hodism, 10y Stevens Bishop Manrs Primitive
Chris aniIy, volume octavo London; Upham's lie
FalIh Upham's Interior Lie the Constitutions and ca
Lns of tie Holy Apostles, translated from the German ;
uoght in the Dwelling, family devotional commentary,
volume octave; and many Others numerous for an ad
vensemcnt. -
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Nov 10 New Bookstore, near Niutb street.
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URSEMENTS

- $685. 81
Increase of investments since Feb last, $l6l,747 80
Number of policies issued from LIST May last, 59l
Whole number Of policies issued 5597
Less-canceiled, forfeited, and expired, deaths
and surrendered 1873
OF which 1924 for life 1896
$50 are for years
l52 are for other periods
266
M. ROBINSON, President.
SAMUEL HANNY, Secretary.
CHARLES De SElDING, No. IL Todd's Buildings,
Pennsylvania avenue, Agent.
W. +. JOHNSTON, M ID d, opposite City Post Office,
7th stleei, Physician.
Pamphlets explanatory of the prime Piles and operations
of the company be obtained application at the
agents office.
Nov Ii
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NOLDiERs' CLAiMs.-Fsaucls A, DlckIns offers his
~ services procuring the settlement OF claims SOL
d,ers in the late Mexico Ia ordinary cases us
charge viii be Tor procuring land warrant scrip,
pension certificate, 90 Tor pay, mileage, clothing, &C.
80 II the amount oe under SoJ II over that 10
cent Tor three months extra pay, Sd A letters be
postpaid.
MIR f. a. Dicknss office is at his residence
between 18th anu iltu streets.
ONl h-d2Ln
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Il t~n REWARD.-Rana away from the subscriber near
ID lCO Luray, Page county, Virginia, the 9th inst.
ooy named Aaron He is verv black, 70 years of age,
bout feet or inches high has down look when spo
very thick lips, and heavy tongue He bad when
lett domestic kesey frock coat faded black color
broad bm white hat. AID other clothing with him. not
collected. The above reward OF $3.50 will be given should
be apprebended OF the State and 800 taken In the
State, that may get him again All reasonable charges
viii be paid If delivered to me at Luray.
Aaron left In company with sprightly yellow boy red
complexion, red HAIR and spotted tace no: SO tall as
but heavier made Both the above boys are good
.oopers h" '.' VIM A. CHAIRMAN, ".
Sep, 22-tf Luray. Page county, Virginia
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nANCiNG Academy.-Mr. r. H. Liable has the honor
- OF announcing TO the ladies' and gentlemen oil wash
,npton and Georgetown his dancing academy will be
pened AT the OF his late father Pennsylvania
avenue nearly Opposite Wilards HOTEL on Tuesday, No
vember 7th ~, ~
Saturday. -
Days OF Georgetown until the LIST of December,
Mondays and Wednesdays.
Sept Sl-3tawtf
I,HE Risc and Fall OF Louis Philippe by Ben. Per
l. ley Poore, 1 vol
Story of the Peninsuar War, by General Vane, Maqus
of Londonderry.
Orators of the American Revolution, by E. l.. Magool
vol .
" The Image OF his Father" Tale OF Young Monkey'
parts. - 80,
The Battle of Buena Vista, by Captain Carleton i ora
goons.
Index TO the Reviews, 1 vol -, -,
History of Mary Queen Of Scots By Jacob Al bot vol,
sngravings. . - ., r., H..
History of France by Mrs. Markham prepared or the
use of schools by Jacob Abbot, vol, w
Life of Benjamin Franklin, by " ~ nNTy'TTxVI or
Just published.
Oct.3
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NEW BoObs.-Uiacip of Life, novel, Frank
toresters Fled Spofts the Uated States, aud BRUSH
provinces OF North Ainenes, 2vs. win lu9suatUs Pa
ana ffesen Cnansns and oasio hesa as, " ino.nh'
carlyle, n new edton, complete IN vol. liable ioi
Critics, Poem, vol Memoirs of Madame Catharne
Adoms, by Thomas G. Upham, ID. D., vol Arabian
Nights No. H. Harpcrs edition. For sale by
Nova r. TAYLOR.
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I,iFrH story's laws of the U"i.ed states
l. The Pubic aud General Statutes passed 10y The Con
ess OF United States from 1887 10 lSiS, inclusive
whether expired repealed arranged IN chrome
oglca order with marginai references, being continuation
Of the commenced by Judge story edited 10y George
Sharswood price 90 Just and this day received
Oct 81 +. TAYLOR.
MN M. srEUART, lste ~ the Pension Once, oner
w his services agent, Tor pr onring bounty lanes
GRIP, aud pensions.
Office doors west Of w nrds Joe' Washington, D. C.
luty Al--.pdt
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NEavicO

By the Spanish polacca Gertrude, Capt. Cardona,
we have received papers from the city of Mexico to
the ID inst. We find in them very little news OF
Importance, and, for wonder, only allusion to
pronunciamientos or revolution. We have the
same old story of Indian depredations and Mexican
imbeciliity. The sayages commit their outrages
with the greatest impunity, the Government not
having the power or the ability to punish their
temerity.
From EI Monitor we learn that Don Gregorio
Hernandez and Don Jose Cristobal Revueltas have
been elected Senators from the State of Durango.
letter from Saltllo dated the goth ult, says that
on that day Gen. Meiia left for Camargo, with the
1st Cavalry and 5th Infantry.
The Government has written TO the various
States, officially and privately, asking their coop
Grafton in the enterprise of making the Panuco
navigable to Villa de Wales. This they expect
viii make San Luis Potosi the great emporium Of
all the commerce of the Pacific.
Ell Monitor says that the project of annexation is
increasing in probability, and warns the Govern
ment to keep strict watch.
GUATEMALA-News has been received from
Central America to the 25th Oct. The war be-
tween Los Altos and Guatemala has commenced.
On the 2lst an engagement took place, in which
the troops of Los Altos were defeated, and their
General killed Congress had abrogated Carrera's
law abolishing the liberty of the Press, and had
granted an amnesty for all political offences.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
TgrRgnAy MoRrTEa. Dec. n. is4s.

THURSDAY MORNING, Dec. a. 4o4o
COTTON,-There a steady demand iol CoIon yes
teFday and about 4o0 bales sod chiefly for England
and the North Prices are very full and steady at %
for Low Middlng TO strictly Good Middlng.
TOBACCO.-No transactions worth reporting.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-The sales OF Sugar were
about 600 bbs at rather better rates than on Tuesday
About 800 bb Moasses disposed Of a. 2O62e. ac-
cording to quality
FLOUR-Such Is the difficulty Of procuring drays TO per-
farm the necessary hauling and from the Levee that buy
rs were unwilling operate largely in Flour though the
sales nevertheless amounted to about 5O00 bbs including 5O
bbls steamboat Ohio "a 3 800 do at 81 404 49, 10y
bb Ohio at - 1000 do 25O 250 and 500 Ohio from na &
boat "a 50 delivered $50 do St. Louis at "a SO anu wv
do very extra at "a s71S 2 bbl. ,.a
GRAIH.-Com was also in less demand iIonl ~ tno
Guilty Of procuring drays, and only about 0sVo So
ken at 34036c for and green, ana S o. =
for the best new and lot Of 20 SACKS ot LOUIS
Oats sold Al S2 tons Bran in bulk 81 4Oc ana % tons
in sacks at Soc y sale also Of SeO SACKS w neat al
81 90 2 busheL
PROVISIONS continues steady, and we nouced
tb fi saes IO5 bbls Mess, at sl1 90, 100 do Prime at
s9 So and 50 do M o. at so SI7a bbl Lardan demand
with ses Of go bbs No 1, at So, 155 do at IA do at
&C, $50 kegs Prime at 61Sc and liz do at 624c. D
b,....of Beef IS bbss Mess sold at 81 co. and 12S
do Prime at 81 &c.. OF Bacon so terees extra Hams
brought lOc. D ib.
COFFEE.-l000 bags good Rio sold at Sac Sib.
GUNNY BAGS.-A sale of 10000 new in bales at lO1sc
EACH Bu6dles offered at l0c
WHISkY.-Fhe sales comprised about 25 bbls. Rectihed
at l71<fD171Sc., and 1000 do Raw at lS1&c gallon.
FREIGHTS,-The ship Russia was taken for London to
load with Provisions at sOs ton; British bark for Liver
pool 4s for Flour another for Belfast reland) at 14d
for Corr and brig for Trieste at 1Sc. for Cotton.
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Yesterday the extra session of the State Legisla-
ture was brought to a close. The session has been
a short, but an important one. We shall take an
early occasion to review the most important of the
acts which have been passed, and to form some
estimate Of their value to the State The proceed
ings of the closing day have not taken the pains
to report-in fact they are hardly worth reporting.
From Hlorning to night, in the Senate and House
Of Representatives, there was only quorum by
courtesy-that is, quorum supposed for the pur-
pose of passing bills to which no one had any
objection, and completing the forms OF business
that had already been acted upon.
Wherever opposition was made, or wherever the
rules required vote by yeas and nays, nothing
could be DONE For this reason the bill to make
certain municipal officers elective-a bill of the
necessity Of which, we think, large majority OF
our citizens of all parties are concerned-was not
acted on and for this reason, too, many important
executive nominations were left unconsidered. But
if there was no quorum, there were none of the
usual abortive attempts at fun with which our
COLLECTED wisdom is wont to regale itself at the
close of session. This was a great relief There
was, besides, no night session-this was greater
relief still The session closed in good order with
an eloquent address from the Speaker of the House.
and rush TO the door of the few members who
were left Thus ended the last session Of the
Legislature to be held in the city of New Orlean:
for some time to come, or until the good people
discover that they made mistake in removing
the seat Of Government at all.
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Yucatau,

By the bark Florida, Capt M'Carty, which left
Sisal on the 10th inst, we have received Merida
papers to the 9th, for the transmission Of which we
are indebted to Capt. R. P. Mace, of Col Whites
regiment of Yucatan volunteers.
The only news we find in them is an account Of
the taking of Peto from the Indians by Yucateco
force under Gen. Eulogio Rosado. The official ac-
count of the affair is written with the usual Mexi-
can grandiloquence, which, reduced to sober prose,
would indicate that on the 29th of November, with
the divitions under his command, he attacked
Yzucacab, a point which the Indians had en-
trenched and carried it. killing 35 of his opponents,
and capturing II muskets, with the loss of off
Ger killed, and one officer and four soldiers wound
ed on his part. On the Both he continued his
march on Peto, which he entered at the head of
the Sd and 4th Divisions. The ID and 9th, after
having left Teaba, under the command of Colonel
Leon, were attacked by the Indians, on which ac-
count the Colonel was prevented from occupying
Tixmeuac. The next day, however, having, we
presume, recovered from their CONSERVATION, they
took the town without meeting the slightest resist
ance. During these operations, the enemy lost 80
in killed and % prisoners, the whites having only
one man wounded. The fruit of this campaign is
the possession of one or two important towns, few
muskels, together with some ammunition. Another
General, Francisco Ramirez, writes from Tekax
that the Indians had broken up their camp near
there, and taken off their women and children,
doubtless with the intention Of returning to prose-
cute hostilities.
On the Sd Col Jose Maria Vergara, with force
of 500 men, occupied the town of Oonotchel, after
a short resistance. From the various reports OF
marchings and countermarchings which we find
in the papers, we come to the conclusion that the
Yucatecos have obtained some slight advantages
which, however, may not be retained long.
The daily crescent., 1848-12-21

AMERICAN THEArRE.-The The1ragedy of Evad-
ne was performed last night, and was throughout
presented to the public in such way as to deserve
the applause bestowed upon it. Mr. Geo. Jamison
appeared to great advantage in the subtle and
daring LudoUico, and was ably supported by
Charles, Kingsley and Mrs. Pope.
The farce Of His Last Legs in which Mr..
Charles suslans the part Of the hero O'CaIlaghan,
has added much to this gentleman's growing repu-
tation. He was warmly applauded throughout.
The mischievous report of the alarmists as to the
appearance of the cholera, has injured the theatres
for few nights past, but we are glad to find the
fear is abating.
Tonight the Sable Melodists appear for the first
time. They deserve, and will doubtless command
full houses
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HAVE You SEEN STocKwELL's PANORAMA a.
1t is richly worth visit 1t is only 1900 feet long
and II feet wide, making 44,OQO square feet If
this vast amount of canvas, covered as it is by the
hand of rare and clever an artist can be found
does not attract the lovers of the beautiful we know
not what will. its stay here is limited. Let US ad-
wise all ts see it,
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Beautiful and Rare HOlyday Presents.
JUST RECEIVED AT
GIT MS
Corner of St. Charles and Canal Streets.


mentsd PORTFOLIOS and WRITING CASES, Of Paper
WRITING DESKS Of Papsr Maehe, Ebony Rosewood etc. in
laid with Silver, Ivory Pearl TORTOISE snen varying IN pe
woRK-BoxEs and DREssINGCAsEs, New and Beautiful
Splendid RETlcULEs and PURSES gqequaled @ Rfhqsss
TEA CADBIEs, LETTER CASES, etc. ,oo,s
HOLY BIBLES, Episcopal and S9tnone IN I'm p IN 1f D00i'
CASES and PORTE MONNAIEs, of Silver Illuminated, Tor
. toss EsSY S3 BRPFsa PaPFTE is I eSs Beautifully Designed
Ebony and Rosewood LIQqEqR CASES Very cgnPes us
Ornaments Candesek and Mane Ornaments, unsurpassed
Beauty of Design and Finish.
RICH OPERA AND DRESS FANS,
OF PEARL Ivory Enameled Kid, Parchment, comprising the
Finest Assortment in the City.
B4FET P3k TASETs HEAD oRNIMENf SS @ Cola e etc.
oPEBA @ GhAssESp H p G SSS%T % RKoRs 5 NsC sCso ETC.
The LIE COULTER RAZOR Very Unique and Superior Article
GoEB f59 PESCG IS ~ az and tP Pen CASES Of the Finest Quality
The RICH LIEU GOLD PENS, price 81 50, and sold with
GANEs Esgsqy Mogqsa IN s, il G9;d Silver ,r m r,,,
STEEL b EADs, PU asE and RETICULE SILKS and TRIM
SILVER EF3 3foRTofsE SHELL, and BUFFALO HORN BACK
oDETR BOTTLES CONTAINING botes,) Richly nlaid
rREVRN EIl sS bRs%s dSR aad 9af BRE Gases COMBINED of
Russia and Turkey Leather Ebony etc., Very Compact Useful
Elegant Specimens of BRONZE ARTlsTQUE Ornaments
SPORTING ARTICLES
In GliA GAks 5EFg a9Fggf nae s FS$D@ n @
CANE 'f BAGS, CLEANING RODS, DOG COLLARS, Whistles
and WHIPS sTARKEY & Walkers PERCUSSION
CAPS First Quality.
Superior FISHING RODS, Lancewood, Hickory, Bambo
Mounted "A German Silver and Brass.
HOOKS of all descriptions.
REELS, LINES, FLOATS Portable Landing Nets, Artificial Bait,
Leads, Sgiyels, ETC., etc.
H- Particular Attention requested my styles Of English
HAIR TEETH BRUSHES, which considered to be
carefully made desirable patem and favorable prices, hap
others for sale.
An Of his large of FINE LINEN and
COTTON SHIRTS, made in the best expressly for ms
gs6s2sa 8t4 sass' aad e eSils che F GOODS "
CHOICE SELECTION OF RICH DRESS CRAYATS.
of II
Of Superior Quality. ...-
This large Goods offered at the LOWEST MAR
KET PRICES quality Goods misrepresented
and will be cheerfuly shown at all times
r. F. GUION,
Corner Of St. Charles and Canal Streets.
u Cash Cy and Country Purchasers requested to examine
MS rs Assortment be offered unequaled
env obeT Establishment in this city, d7 Sw2dp
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DErRnIr. Anril "a. 1s25.

MAsoNIo.-A new Lodge of Ancient York Ma
sons, under the name of sc Mount Moriah,' was
duly organized by virtue of dispensation derived
from Felix Garcia, NJ w. G. NJ. of the State Of
Louisiana. 06icers-L. A. Frymier, w. NJ; E.
Jacobs, S. W.. Thomas N. Blake, J. w. Stated
meetings will be held every Tuesday evening, at
the corner of ST. Charles and Common streets,
Temperance Hall
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Raoes-Eclipse Oourge-Carrolltou.

The entries for the rst dash of two miles, purse
s250-were ch. DjaRa and br De Soto The race was
won by DjaaG with ease the time being very Slow 4161s
For the second raee-mile heats purse S15O-he entries
were b. g. Streak gr. Stafford, s. Belle Hary Bo,osn
ch Telegraph and Doncaster b The Ist heat was
won by s. f. Belle but JMGTy BO0ea won the next two
Telegraph distanced in the second heat Streak was
withdrawn after the second heat In the heat the Dom
easter y came in second Stafford third and Belle fourth
Time 2:31z-211z-22
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G~ The weather still remains uncomfortably
warm, but clear. The streets look as though they
might produce disease, and it would be marvellous
indeed if they should not. We hear of snow and
sleighing at the NOrth-and if rumor is to be cred
tied, we are likely to have considerable staying
here
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterda!

Major Brook b L Csoaverneur w Wade, MISS Charles
I, Lane, Ohio; d W Garter, G Booker Ala
VERANDAH. D Meyers, Williamson, N o.
PLANTERS. Col R Slater Havana: 7 Wright, La; s
Woodbury. Galveston Edward Francis, Robert Leech, o.
SaInne WcCyreary II McCreary Carter John NJ Hamilton
Churchill Jones Ala; Miller w Graham, La Church.
o. Hongworth, Coast Wilson Ashley Elijah Ashley, Ashley
The daily crescent., 1848-12-21

ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-The Cavalier" a
play which was most favorably received one of the
stormy nights of last week. is announced for repe-
tition to-night--to be followed by drama called
the Hunter of the Alps;" Mr.. Pitt appearing in
both pieces. The house we'll attended last night
The daily crescent., 1848-12-21

OF We are requested by Mr.. T. C. Poole,
Foreman of Phoenix Fire Co. No. 8, on behalf of
the company, to say, that in consequence Of the
illness Of Mr.. Brooks, of Armory Hall, the concert
for the benefit of that company, was with extreme
regret postponed last evening Mr.. P. also desires
to say that the tickets purchased for the occasion
will be good for a concert which will take place on
future evening of which due notice will be given.
The daily crescent., 1848-12-21
New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for tile Crescent 6y VINCENT WILLIAMS
LAFAYETTE. Dec 20, 1s4s-Anived steamer st. Louis,
with SBeeyes 100 Hogs and 90 Calves Pices-Hogs, 48c
q b Sheep s1D275 @ head Beeves 51aE06c. Corn, As
950c. Q bushel; Oil Cake. 81 o 100 b; Hay, sl4f0$l5
p ton; Oats, BE. p bushel Bran, 6O070c. 100 fb;
Hfileh Cows, s2Of035 q head.
The daily crescent., 1848-12-21

ORLEANS THEATRE.-The celebrated grand
opera in three acts" Norma"-music by Bellini,
will be produced to-night-in which Mesdames
Fleury-Joly, Berion, Messrs Duluc and Valet, will
appear The Book of the Opera, in English, can
be procured at the box office.