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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-22
Fancy Articles and Perfumery,

We have open Splendid Assortment OF New and Beautiful
FANCY ARTICLES,
selected expressly for this Market consisting in part Of
CARD CAsEs-Pear, Shell, Silver etc.
BETICULEs-Sl and Velvet, elegant patterns.
PURSES-A fine assortment, styles.
DESKS-Ebony, Rosewood, Rapier Mache, etc.
WORK BOXES-Ebony, Rosewood, Papier Mache, etc.
DRESSING CAsEs-Ebony Rosewood, Papier Mache, etc.
PORTFOLIOS-Lea Velvet and Papier Mache
ACCORDEONs-Best French double frame.
MUSIC BOXES-shel and Tin Cases.
BOUQUET HOLDERS-A pretty assortment.
GOLD PENs-Of the first makers, Gold and Silver Cases.
JEWEL BOXES-EbOny Rosewood and Papier Mache.
CHESS MEN-Chnese, English and German
OPERA GLASSES-A large assortment.
ODEUR BOXES-From six bottles
PAPETERlES- OF Ebony, Rosewood, Papier, etc.
FANs-Oi Pearl, Ivory, Feather, Paper, Silk etc.
PORTE MONNAIES-Of She'll Pearl, Leather, etc.
CANES Mounted with God, Silver, etc.
UMBRELLAS-A superior article, made for us.
Also
Of PERFUMERY Combs Brushes, Gloves, Suspend
er Handkerchief Money Belts Shoulder Braces Fine Linen and
Cotton SHIRTS, etc. etc.
dis agdp GUINNESS & BUSH, I2 Camp st.
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SIS g. RIISH Camn ST.
To- READ THIS. -E
CHOIERA PREVENTIVE.

la Offering this Preventive TO the public do not wish 70 make
eonpeion for when such the CHOL
ERA, secrecy regarding amedicine that may be ben
efcial criminal The Component parts OF this Pre-
ventivoI afe EsfYENNE PEPPER, CAMPHOR, OPIUM,
CAST0ff -spasuodicl OIL OF PEPPER
MINT, asff 1ocDr CoGNAC BRANDY
up 4 va with full directions for males
and fenaias physicians, Cholera,
garmg diet and clothing. The public will see the ad
VANTAGE medicine hand, for If taken suddenly
n yOent purgng, those dangerous symp
TOMS ahp Spams taking spoonsiul Of the above
viii check the disease until physician be
owing great press calls in those moments often arrives
Another advantage that upon the label Of vial is
printed component ingredients that the physician instantly
what has been taken before his arrival which all will admit Of
importance The medicines fresh and active and
depend upon he prompt effect In connection with the Pre-
powerful LINN ENT tor Spasms and Cranp,
Mustard Cayenne, Any physician desiring the
eep calling the Depot No S Carondelet
leaving would do well supply themselves with
vial Of PREVENTIVE and EMINENT, Tor if attacked with
ChosFs while boat would delay the symptoms until physi
Cfan caii be obtained.
s Price Of Preventive rs cents; Of AntspamOdc Lnment,
IS
This preparation, made by is not by mixing the Tnctures of
the above named medicines but by nacersng he indictments
themselves due proportions Unite States Dpensatoy in
Cogac Brandy, forming Compound Tnctue of the whole 1t
be made, however, by mixing the tnctures If
For full description and directions, envelope
f5- For sale a. the SOUTHERN MEDICAL DEPOT, No. IS
lelet bet land
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-22

RAcEs.-EcIPse Course.-The weather yester-
day was very fine, and the attendance tolerably
good. There were four entries-1Eolus, Rigadoon,
50. Louis, and Error. The race was well con-
tested, and won by Eolus, after very hard strug-
gle. We annex summary:
Thursday, Dec. 21.-Purse, $780, entrance 10
per cent added-two mile heats
Duncan F. Kenner's g. g. .4Olus, by Gray MedOc,
mi dam By Leyathian yrs. old ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. /
y, DANCE; yTs. .sisO.' yam On
By Medley ys : - 4..o.'' e.. t.en
l. szymanskl,s b. Error, by Bob Letcher. dam by
Time-4:0I-4:O5.- Track heavy " '''''u1
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION. have been re-
quested to suggest TO the members of the above
Association, the propriety of calling meeting to
organize the Relief Committees for the purpose of
giving aid during the prevalence of the Cholera.
How far the Constitution of their Association may
authorize such proceeding, we do not now rerol-
lect but our impression is that its efforts have been
confined to yellow fever. We know, however,
if it is possible, that the Howard Association will
not be backward in responding to this call.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-22

Mr.. CLAY.-Kentucky ConUention.-Th Wash
ington correspondent of the Journal of Commerce
says that Henry Clay will be member of the Ken
lucky Convention for reforming the Constitution of
that State, and that he viii go strongly in favor of
the contemplated measure for the gradual abolition
of slavery
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-22

o. Yesterday was very pleasant day, and
was taken advantage of by numbers of our citizens
for the celebration of Thanksgiving. Every thing
passed off well and happily and were it not for the
diseaseWhich is prevailing, and which has neces-
sarily brought gloom among some, we would have
seen nothing but Joy and hilarity
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-22

The MOBILE Contested ELECTION CASE
The argument on the question of the jurisdiction
OF the Court in this case was concluded on Tues
day at O'Clock, in the Circuit Court-Judge Hop
kins concluding the speech commenced the prece-
ding day for the defence, and Mr.. Campbell con-
GLIDING in behalf of the confession At the conclu-
sion of Mr.. Campbelrs argument, the Court re-
marked that the decision on the point raised would
be made known in a day or two.
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent 5v VINCENT WILLIAMS.
LAFAYETrE, Dec. q. ls4s.-Anived, steamer Mem Or
teams, with 30 Horses and steamer Moro Castle, with 48
Calves. No alteration in Prces-Hogs, 4Sc q b Sheep
$li6O2 IS p head; Beeves. 51SG06c. Corn. 45750c. y
bushel; Oil Cake. 81 o 100 b. Hay, $l460$l5 p ton ;
Oats, BIC. o bushs Bran, 6Ot07Oc . 100 b: Mich
Cows. S20lG25 D head.
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RACE To-DAY.-The race to-day, on the Eclipse
Course promises great sport Four such nags as Re
Uene, Louisa Jordan, Gallatin and Little Eailv, are
not often brought together and it will be rather a
hazardous operation to name the winner. As the
track is rapidly improving, low figure may be
marked down as the time in which each heat will
be performed We would advise the lovers of the
turf to be in attendance, if they wish to enjoy
rich treat
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-22

Mr.. LoGAN.-Our readers will remember that
about five years ago certain Mr.. Peter Logan
visited the shores of our amber colored Mississippi
No one knew olI' Logan then, but after a fort
nights residence, every one was compelled to say
that he was, in the language of Chaucer, righte
goode man." To be brief, Mr.. Logan is fine
actor, an excellent writer, and well deserves the
patronage of the public. We hope sincerely that
the public ear may hear the tones of that voice
which years ago said, sOeH spose its all right =.
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Telegraphed to the 'DaiIy Crescent. .
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THEATRE BURNT.

FOREIGN NEWS THEATREB BURNT.
= First Dispatch.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 16-The steamer Niagara arrived at
Boston this morning. being week later
Second Dispatch
BALTIMORE. Dec Is The Niagara arrived at Boston this
morning. bringing weeks later news than the Canada
The money market and funds very firm Consos s19S
Liverpool Cotton Market easy part of the week at
eighth advance afterwards said have declined Fair
Mobile 4d Uplands 3zS Orleans AZ same description
Middling 81 Sales Of week $500 Duty paid
Flour 270 26.. Corn ower-yelOw S2D3S.. Meal dun at
I6...A revelation had taken place at Rome.
Third Dispatch.
BALTIMORE, Dec. I7.-PGrk Theatre Burned IL The
Park Theatre at New York, burnt Saturday night
origin of the fire unknown Earls Hotel damaged.
Hambin's loss $25 900. The MOnplas lost heavily in
their wardrobe Total loss, $4,000 partly insured The
news by the Niagara is that the Russian Emperor offers
half million of troops the King of Prussia, to enable him
TO maintain his power. The French Constitution was pro-
mugsted in the Provinces without the least enthusiasm
The Prince of Como of Lucen Bonapae, Is supposed
to be the instgatOr OF the Roman revolution TINS refers
to recent outbreak at Rome the particulars Of which have
not reached us1
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-22

Steamship Galveston from GalVeston-Aiss Pearson, Mr.
Hitchcock and lady Mr.. Walker and lady, Mr. Green and
lady Air. Cook end lady Dr. FaFnbaff Gen Hunt, Col
Owen, Messys Mason, Jeifes, McNsb, Csppes, Howard
Baker, G. DsBritt0n J. w. Redgill, ID. d. Atchison s.
halley, d. Spies G. Grbbe J. G. COchrane, N T Fuller
K scury, 8 2. Wound, Cuthbertson, Jacobs, Butter
WoIth-I4 on deck and negroes.
Bark Ashley FIN DGblin-200 in the steerage
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-22

GoLD.-The following letter from Mr.. W.P Hort,
assayer, will be read with interest 1t shows that
the California gold, if it is nexhaustibIein amount
IS not so very remarkable for purity, after all. In
fact, in that quality, it is exceeded by the Ala
bama gold:
BRANCH MINT OF THE u s., Neworleans Dec q. Is4s
Edat0TS Crescent: In your journal of yesterday fbem
was an o1cia announcement Of assays of California eoId
at the Philadelphia mint appears that several asav Were
made, showing variation of title from 1872 to s95 hons
andhthe average being s94 and value standard ounce
$e 50 the loss IN melting averaging 81 per cent on tbe
18th November essayed about sixty ounces Of the sad
gold, deposited in the form of dust by T. A. Minard and
when melted and assayed the total proved to be $685.
Our standard 500 housandths, 2 500 caras sls So
Theirs 895 N4SO - rs 5O
The loss in melting So o. 81 dwt was o. 65 dwt or
26l per cent know why this result should be
considered extraordinary. On the 18th November assayed
Alabama gold dust Of the nenes of 946 thOusandths On
ns oh OF the moath assayed another specimen of
70 tnousandths In short the title of the gold dust from
that State when well washed and unmxed always exceeds
~ standard falls below only when the
gold + ailoyed with the quicksilver employed as hux to
sep1rals u hem me ore The California lot Of gold in
the torn q nat sps1ges there alloy Of 05 parts Of
whlch Q 5housanuths were estimated be silver and %
thousandths mercury. This must have been natural and
NOT an artllleial combination. Respectfully,
WIN. P. HORT, Assayef.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-22

MILITARY APPOINTMENT. N. Carregan has
been appointed Aid-de-camp to his ExceIIency
Gov Isaac Johnson, with the rank of Colonel.
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Beautiful and Rare Holyday Presents.
JUST RECEIVED AT
UIO MS,
Corner of ST. Charles and Canal Streets.

Corner Of ST. Charles and Canal Streets.
5s F F sS SS and w Fs S'3 G& fsa P
RFSe P5 sKs d sst 1 @ae Turkey F Morqsso Illuminated
laid with SILVER Ivory Pearl Tortoise She'll varying price
WORK BOXES ADJ DREssNG-cAsEs New and Beautiful
spleadid RET1cUIEs and PURSES Uasquaia Richness
TEA c si2 sd LETTER fssT2Ra CASES s s9a Lo'E B
HOLY BlBLbs EPiseepa and Ssthoie fRA IN BOOKS
LADIES' oMP BAN 9g s CARP Gases ETgI
Ebony and RessRood CASES Very Complete
PORCELAIN and HAWAIIAN GLASS Vases Toilet Bottles and
Beauty o. Design nd Finish.
RICH OPERA AND DRESS FANS,
OF Pearl lyoy Enamed Kid Parchment ETC., comprising the
RRG Eel R3g9EEEEA 6f.I1 fSs Ssi E s
F f5s s e sp2 y uT SPa N sc gs5
The LIE COULTER RAZOR Very Unique and Superior Article
GOLD PENc,I. and PEN CASES of the Finest Quality
The RIcB Ll-U GOLD PENS, price 50 So and sold with
G GdS5srE G9 MogP sims il Ggd Silver
STEEL b q 7S, pr Use and RETICULE SILKS and TRIM
SILVER, TogT6isE SHELL, and BUFFALO HORN BACK
oDE6R BOTTLES COMBINING rom botes Richly Inl.id
TRAVELLING DESKS aad BR sT ENG CASES CONFINED
Russia and Turkey Leather Ebony, etc., Very Compact, Useful
Elegant Specimen Of BRONZE ARTlsTloUE Ornaments.
SPORTING ARTICLES,
FLAsKs BELTS and MAGAZINES Of i6 most "a approved
GAME BAGS. CLEANING RODS, DOG COLLARS, Whistles
and Whps, sTARkEf d. WALKERS PERCUSSION
CAPS, First Quality.
Superior FISHING RODS, Lancewood Hickory Bamboo etc.
Mounted IN German Silver and Brass
HOOKS, Of all descriptions.
REELS LINES FLOATS, Portable Landing Nets Artificial Bait
Leads, Swivels, etc..
nE- Particar requested my styles Of English
HAIR and TEETH BRUSHES, which considered be
carefully made desirable in patterns and favorable prices aH
any others for sale.
A iqsPeetea his large Of FINE LINEN and
COTTON SHIRTS, made in the best Manner expressly
Retail Sales solicited Also bis general Of Ladies'
Genuemens and Chillrens FURNISHING GOODS.
A CHOICE SELECTION OF RICH DRESS CRAVATS
UMBRELLAS Of Silk and Scotch Bingham, every variety
Of Superior Quality.
This large now offered At the WEST MAR
kET PRICES The quality Of the Goods
and will be eheeruly shown at all times.
T. F. GUION,
Corner Of st. Charles and Canal strees
Cash City and Country Purchasers requested examine
TINS Large Assortment,
any other establishment in this city. al sw2dp
EVENING DRESSES.
VIE subscribers have q large and elegant
Il assortment of RICH DRESS GOODS, for Balls We'd
dng Soiees etc. TO which they would respectfully solicit
the attention OF Ladies viz
Rich Embroidered LACE ROBES.
DO. do. MUSLIN do.
10. do. CANTON GRAPE ROBES.
Plain White and Colored do. do
large assortment Of Swiss and Organdie MUSLINs,
White and Colored, Figured end Plain
SATIN Plaid and Stripe BAREGES.
Together with rich assortment of Rich CoOred DRESS
SILKS Black do; GLOVES, LACE. etc etc
d2l ins6t W. M. & J. LAPSLEY, 10 Chsrtres st.
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New ENGLAND SoCIETY.-To-day is the ami
versary of the New England Society. The address
will be delivered by Judge Thatcher, of Missis-
sippi As he is a gentleman of great ability, we
presume the address will be in accordance with his
reputation
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-22

GentemeR-I am duly in receipt Of your polite commu-
nica0n OF the 18th u kindly rendering me free passage
on your line of steamers from Savannah to Charleston on
my way to Washington 1t would afford much pleasure
to accept this courtesy at hands if it my power
to take the SeAboard to the Capitol but important
private business which have neglected for years will
compel to take the of the Mississippi and Ohio
river. beg, however that you will accept thanks for
your kind invitation, and the assurance that highly Cd.
preciate your good will towards me.
am, gentlemen very respectfully, your Obt seTv't
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5O.OOOl
(NOT MAJORITY FOR CaSs.,

PAY YOUR BETS!
A THE ELECTION is OVER NOW, those who lost
IA COATS, PANTS, VESTS, etc. will be requested to
fork over. The undersigned has stock OF FASHIONABLE
CLOTHIN Just received which he recommend TO WING,
Democrat Free Soil men being superior IN quality and
make, such
Black Cloth Dress COATS,
Black and coored Cloth FRQCkS;
SACS and PALETOTS.
Satin Velvet Cashmere Silk and Cashmere VESTS.
Super black French Doeskin PANTS.
SHIRTS, SliSPENDERS,
INDERSHIRTS, GLOVES.
DRAWERS, SOCKS, HANDKERCHEFS.
CRAVATS, SCARFS, UMBRELLAS, etc etc
En11 2dp I'll FRED AATHON,
URdsT ST. Charles HOTEL one door from compoz st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-22

0s- 1t is with pleasure we have to inform our
readers that Recorder Seuzeneau was able to at
tend the Third Municipality Court yesterday. He
is now quite restored to health.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-22

EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Those who are DESTROYS of investing their CAPT.
tai In Real Estate referred to an advertisement
OF sale of valuable Second Municipality and La
fayette property under the Auction head.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-22

nr We are indebted to the Captain of the
steamship Galveston for late papers.
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Arrived Yesterday:

Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Galveston Crane, from Galveston, 18th inst "a
Harris MOTgan-Lafayette.
u S. Steamer A. K. Hetze. Elery from Brazos, Dec Is
TO u. 8. QuartemRster-3d my.
Ship Nathl Hooper, Gnten, 36 days from Amsterdam &c
master-M my.
Ship Camas Sylvester. O. days from Turks Island to mas.
fer-3d my.
Bark (BFt) New York Packet FaIdHbaon, 81 days from
GTeenOck, to Holmes Il Mils-2d my.
Bark Ashley CBf) Gray As days from Dublin to master
list my.
Jas l. Day, Gibersen FIN MObie-1l6 bales cotton.
Moutezuma, Kelly, FIN Mobe-262 bales cotton.
Gen. Worth, Charles fin Vicksburg-1843 bales cotton.
Viola Dugas, I'm LafouTche.
F. M. Streck Streck, FIN Iafourche-9 bales cotton.
Gray Eagle McDil FIN Port Hudson.
Gypsy, IRE, in Baton ROuge-40 bales cotton.
Ellen I, LafOse FIN Pointsa. Ia Hache.
AutOcIst G0slee, FIN Memphls-3424 bales cotton
Mary Foley. Daferes, from Fields Mills
LeHOra, Dunca. I'm St LOuis-l3 bales cotton.
Moro Castle, Scott, FIN Cincinnati.
New Orleans, FHller fin Cincinnati
T0wb0at Jefferson, Whittmore, FIN the Passes.
Towboat Tennesseean, Thompson, from the Passes.
BELow-CoMING UP.
Two ships and two barks.
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THE WEATHER AGAIN.--We are still enduring
the most unbearable hot weather, which is peculi-
arly unacceptable now, as we cannot doubt that it
aggravates the disease which is amongus.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-22

NJ Thanks to the officers Of the steamboat New
Orleans for late Cincinnati papers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-22

CHRISTMAS AccoMMoDATIoNs.-Th South Car
DINA Railroad Company propose to encourage the
time honored Christmas reunion Of family and
friends, by issuing half-tickets," to commence on
the 2sd inst, and expire on the Sd Of January.
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THOS. L. WHITE,
No. 53 CANAL stree

NO. 03 CANAL street,
Law, Medical and Miscellaneous Bookseller
Invites Law Medical and Literary Gentlemen call and examine
the large assortment Of BOOKS STATIONERY offered for
New York, Philadel phia and Boston prices. 7. L.
W. having paid particular attention in selecting LAW, MEDICAL
and SCHOOL BOOKS, feels saying he sell
goods Honss soth-Hest Of York. ds 62dp
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- Prevs1tive.-The Picayune says that Cleanliness
% 81 ne 9es Freyentives Of Cholera. Clean UNDERSfRS
~ Dis EKs SOCKS ETC., be obtained good and
nsa' ~ LEiGf4 oNs Gentlsmen's Furnishing Store No.
~ Asiatic Cholera.-DR PRESTON. who was am.
Royea u{ ne Cy Authorities the Hospitals New York durn
u fsVnce o. the Cholera 1882 hapuv ~ rn3p
any reei to persons afflicted with this fearful maady Once one
door west o. 81 Nases street n ST. Joseph ans In
II A Card.-RTDLNCq SCHOOL-In ansyvay to
many inquiries addressed the subscribers thew resne
nounce that they viii Lessons in Riding q ne
Circus sufficient number OF Pupils engagsi Apnli
cation may be made The Oce Of the undersigned a. 10 A. 81 and
?. NJ. DAN RICE,
LUIGI GERMAN.
dis sdpg Lats Riding .Nssa a Faassais All Asisys
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Ship st Charles Gregory Hayre j. w Stanton & Co
Bark Lsda, Ruark, Baltimore. J. H. AshbIidge
Brig Times, Gorton, New York, Fosdick s. Bro
Schr. Louisa, Sears, Apalachicoa, E. G.. Rogers & Co
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-22

% 1t is stated that in London there are 10000
mechanics, and Is 900 laborers.
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LESSONS IN sTENoGRAPHY.

LESSONS IN STENOGRAPHY.
TTNHE subscriber author of the " LOUISIANA STENo-
GRAPHER proposes to give Instructions IN TINS art 70
private Glasses Schools This method IS new rapid, and
Of easy acausment 1t expressly adapted 70 the structure
and analogy Of the English language.
f#9 Terms etc, made known on application q the
Yiftsarap6ic 0@ce. EXCHAN ALLEY. tiISt door
below Cont stIees. td2s gu / =. MENNl II
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n. Orleans Gtationers' h0arebCuse.
No. III CAMP street.
ANIMALS FOR 1S49,
TOGETHER WITH A CHOICE SELECTION OF
ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
SUITABLE FOR
Christmas and New Year Presents.

The subscriber takes pleasure in recommending his
ANIMALS
And BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED WORKS
to the discriminating public and feels warranted
saying ais supply equaed by any This
any other city this country Europe. Among will be
found tho following which unusually prices:
ENGLISH and AMERICAN ANIMALS for 1s4o
HEATH'S BOOK OF BEAUTY; or. ROYAL GALLERY.
beautiful London Annual with ls splendid Portraits Of Cele
brated English Edited by the Countess BiessngOn.
THE KEEPSAKE; a London Annual. With ID splendid
EngravingS.
THE DRAWING ROOM SCRAP BOOK; Popular
Eprlsb Annual prossy illustrated. Blythe Hon. Mrs Norton
THE GEM OF THE SEASON. With 20 splendid IL
Illustrations.
THE BOOK OF PEARLS Choice Garland of Prose
Poetry and Art Containing 90 finely executed EngrevngH
THE LEAFLETS OF MEMORY; illuminated
Annual. With 10 Steel Engravngs.
THE SNOW FLAKE; Holyday Gift.
THE FORGET ME NOT beautifully illustrated.
THE CHRISTIAN KEEPSAKE; Missionary Annual
FRIENDSHIPS OFFERING; a Christmas Newly ear
and Birthday Present. With eegam Engrayings
THE OPAL; pure Gift for all Seasons.
THE GARLAND; or, TOKEN OF FRIENDSHIP.
THE AMARANTH; or, TOKEN OF REMEMBRkNcE
THE RUBY or, TOKEN OF LOVE.
THE LADY'S ANNUAL; Souvenir
THE GIFT OF FRIENDSHIP.
JUVENILE ANIMALS
THE JUVENILE SCRAP BOOK.
BUDS AND BLOSSOMS.
CHRISTIAN BLOSSOMS.
THE FAIRY KING.
THE FAIRY BOOK.
THE ROSE; or, AFFECTIONS GIFT.
GREEN'S NURSERY ANNUAL.
THE HYACINTH.
THE PEARL,
THE GEM.
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Letter from Gen. TAYLOR.

SAVANNAH, Dec. 1.-THE following letter was
received yesterday from the President elect in an
swer to an offer from Messrs. Brooks & Borden, of
a free passage to himself and family on their way
tn Washin0toD.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
Coals, Paletots, Capes Leggings LPeserver etc.
SHIRTS, SCARFs. CRAVATs. ETC.
ALFRED MUNROE & Co,
d2d&w No. 81 Magazine street.


stock Of PERFECT PAPERS, expressly for BLANK BOOKS
The superiority of English papers well known well
poranee OF having papers for Account Books that will withstand
peculiar humidity Of climate.
These papers Of the consistency Whaiman Celebrated
Drawing Papers, and the description papers by
Offices Including the Bank Of England Of Great Britain.
portion Of this class BLANK BOOKS is Non Readu and
those who are in want of VERY SUPERIOR BLANK BOOKS
are invited to call and examine them.
The prices viii not exceed the usual for first
Orders received and particular pattern az our
new and improved BLANK BOOK BINDERY.
Also imported full supply Mordans celebrated INKS COPY
ING PRESSES, and BOOKS.
n29 Qdptf ~ Is C1i ll' Ill,