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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

HARDWARE ETC
IL w. MONTGOMERY, No. II CH9RTRES, 6
direct from the American and English Mann.
factories 4. iRTRSla RE- sGfnTfFf i51sk
sA etc. and as cheap as can be found - szz-szs
&=AA 10 the examination of which buyers are respect
fully invited. Among Others, are the following
300 tons Swede American, and English Iron assorted
m fiat round square, Plough Plate, Boilers and Fine
0o P Hd n English Anglican and Russian Sheet,
lO99 go lbs BTazieTs' Copper, assOred-all sizes.
SO boxes Loaded Plates, 14x2O-for roofing.
n d 700 boxes extra sized Tin Plates 12xI2 14x4 etc
1000 kegs Weymouth Nails made to order.
zO' tons TONS, Heiow WsEe Castings consisting of Pots
eVO dozen Collins, Roots, Davis. Simmons, and Hunts
200 dozen ,Ames. Rowland's and Others Spades and
500 dozen Whttemores genuine Cotton and Wool Cards
60O coils Cotton and Manila Rope, Bed Cords, Plough
200 casks OK, Log. Trace, aud Halter Chains.
5JO casks Cotton and Cane Hoes assoedOst approved
5000 gallons best Winter Bleached Whale Oil.
900 barrels best Lard, Linseed, and Tanners Oils.
Tar. Pitch, Turpentine. Oakum, and Packing Yarn.
200 HAIRS Peacock PlOughs.
Sad Irons Patent Balances, Brass Kettles
Tea Kettles Sauce Pans Brass Cooper and Ion Ware
Saucepan Handles, Bucket Eais, and Tnners Rvets
Smiths Fongs, Screw Plates, Stocks and Dies;
Wood Screws, Bntt Hinges, lacks and BTads;
Bride Bits Sfiuups Buckles Bed Screws;
Locks-al kinds; Sliding Door Furniture Round Bolts
WOye Wire Curry Combs, Guns, Fenders, Fire Sets
AndiFons, Gridrons, Gnddles. Knives and Forks;
Pocket Cutlery, Scissors Raj rs Spoons, Edge Tools;
Curtain Bands and Pins, Files and Saws-al kinds
COrn, Grass, and Brsmbe Scythes. Sickles;
Straw Cutters Corn Shelters, and Corn Mills;
Horse and Mule Collars, Hames. Blind Brides;
Gin and Mill irons, COopers' Tools, Truss Hoops;
Band and Harness Leather, Shoe Thread;
Window Glass, Putty, Paint-all kinds
Cologne Mill Stones. Grind Stones BOitiug Cloths
Powder and Shot, Bar and Sheet Lead Lead Pipes
Stock Kettles
Staubs celebrated patent Burr Stone Corn Mill superior
10 any thing Of the kind now in uEe
Together with every variety OF goods usually found 10
Hardware Store, and all very low. d9 GmW
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~ The subscriber win continue the Auction AND
COMMtssIoS business, and viii act General Broker for
the sale and purchase of Real Estate Negroes and ali otbei
property consigned 10 him.
J. A. B0NNENAL, 81 Gravier st.
New Orleans Aug 1913 an@
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DIR. HAZARDS
CELEBRATED VEGETABLE PILLS

NflAALDhht LII v ESFFtIABIE PILLS.
For me cure OF DtarrhGa and DgseHtery, both Chronic
y.1rIu ;, and dcute.
safe and inialble cure for the above dieases svias
devoted huch time to the study this Of dsease for
their qualities by several years practice he can
mehd mem % NE allleted as amedene mild bat eiiea.
substances The most feeble take them without Inc SssS
healing The bowels and leaving The system d P9IiEatlve
vigorous slate Prepared only by n L. HAZARO NJ n
~ None genuine without having the written sirna,n,o
of The proprietor on the outside wrapper. s""'u'e
The above IS excellent medicine for Children tsetbp
should prefer is e' CARTWRGF ( R RS2S
~ As an act of common humanity 10 iRoie ais deems
from the diseases these Pills profess cure would state
that believe them to be the best remedy the world or
That has been brought INTO use speak Of their efficacy
pr9tor mpes me TO give that expeence g The public For
eight months was severely afflicted with Chronic Damhaa
consulted and tried the remedies Of sevea distinguished
physicians but could not obtain relief, ef Memphis
Nashville in January last much reduced flesh aud 50
debated be scarcely able to work was told by
friend IN Nashville, that DR.. Hazards Pills would cure
- Pills obtained complete and permanent relief from my
disease IN loar weeks gained . pounds in eshrand re-
saH wp,oBr -, Je iI lirest, Memphis
THE GRAEFENBERG ooMPANY1s CURE
TNHE success which has attended Ibis Medicine renders il
make III k 5o,1 duty ncnmben upon he pF9preto to
GRAEFENBERG DYsENTERY SYRUP ( Of LIN i@m ne
enery Dqrhga etc., and giving Immediate relief to he
patient, he same may be said OF their
ClllaDREN'S PANACEA for Summer co1nnlapfs sto
SARSAPARtIIA CflNp0ifND
HEALTH BtFTERS-iu Rsnsrs.
VEGETABLE Pills:
FEVER AND AGILE Pills.
EYE LOTION
And for every description of inflammation R,u;so RBr,
and sealds, the i GREEN MOUNTAIN oiNTMESTd's
All Of the above may be found at WELD & co Is, Depot
o. Gheap Literature, no 70 CaEB street a5tf
nENMAN'S ROSENDATR CE9TFS57e = -
~ from Bark Lo we'll for sale by ~ A-ehuihs
paI JOHN STROUD Co. Iss covmOD 8. }
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FASHIONABLE cLoTHrNe, Sc. sc.
m IA FOLGE R

IN. ". II " II VI IA IL
Corner Of Oustomhouss and Old Levee streets,
HAVING recently enlarged his Store and fitted it in
IA elegant STYLE for the better accommodation OF bis Gus
pns Beg eqys e g9m nd s a a9d ss PPs ssne9
He would particularly cali the attention Of the public the
'On0"ins' DRESS GOATS.
Extra super French Black Cloth COATS.
s :sssas spgs 55 e. $ @S 81 e.
sape1fne English and French Blue Cloth Goats.
de- 58 3d. &c. d. d. B HPS Green G do C co.
&. d a a. Al 5liyS g. g..
Second and third quality DO d. DO
The above Goats are made from Cloth Of the finest quality
ire The style be Surpassed Having so great va
rely Sizes figure be fitted however large small
FROCK COATS.
superfne Black French Cloth FTocEs.
:. no, DO. y Eogli5h Do do;
superfne Blue French and English do do
e s Il, s; 4; +: s: IS s.
EXTRA SIZES, ,FRoo IA AND Y DRESS COATS
waist Rane Lambert shfi l1o II o. inches around the
Black 10 suPSS o So , dogbs @ He
DO. DO. Buckskn ''G Do. DO DO
d. d. d. 30. Cashier 81 'hdf 81, d. d.
DO DO DO. Cl6 Dc; t,viI double do.
First second and third qualities of al the above kinds
plain bottoms, with and without straps also the new
Goods are warranted S to retain tain their rich lustre
S M5sf d dS 30 d. d 4. g.
S SGa Mlh'd 3d. 3d. d. d. 90. &c. Dc.
Plumb do do do d. DO. DO DO
Sky Blue do. do; do. do.
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CLOTHING.
FASHIONABLE STORE.
JOHN DUCOURNAU. Merchant Taller,

Corner Of ST Charles and Common Streets,
HAS The honor Of informing his customers and The public
Ii generally that he has just received by the latest arrivals
from France the best and most superior assortment Of
WINTER GOODS, for Gentlemens use He has opened
IRE balance his stock received by ship Anna from HaVrp
READY MADE CLOTHING -
Superior Black Cloth Dress Coats Do do FROG oats
Beaver and Pilot Cloth OveTeOas of every color hi sCotb
Cloaks English Mackntoh; Vests of every des 1ntiop
viz Black Silk, pain striped, and lowered BlaeG Satin
do Anagonaise Fancy Cashmere stand M collar dOnbe
breasted and OTsay style; Black Cashmere embroidered
Rich Velvet Vests, different styles
CLOTHS FOR COATS
SUPERIOR Black Cl0th Superior extra fine do: Superior
Invisible Green do; Superior Brown Rachel do Superior
ogador do; Superior EmeTandedO Superior Sky Blue do
Superior Lord Grey do Superior Oivedo Superior Lamar
n l, do Green Pecl2ur do 0urka, Beaver and Plot
CASHMERE FOR PANTALOONS.
BLACK ram Superior Cashmere Do Checked Cashmere
10 Stlped Cashmere Great Variety Of Fancy CasmeTes
OF every description
VESTTNGs
Black Satin and Black Silk plain and figured Black
AagOnaise Cashmere, White Satin White MaTselles, EN-
bodered style; Rich assortment Of Velvet every de
crpOn lined with gold and silver for parties and weddings
Great variety Of Fine Linen Shirts Cosse Drawers Cotton
and WOOen Undehits SuspendeIs ScaTs CTavais black
and fancy eooFs Jouvin's Gloves all eOlOrS.
E The above articles Of the best manufacture of
France Gentlemen who favored him with ORDERS when
starting for France respectfully notified that they have
been executed and ready TO be delivered 10 them
JOHN DUCOURNAU,
dl31m corner of ST. Charles and Common streets
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COPARTN ERsHTP

nm the Both Of September 1873 the undersigned associa
> led with him in the BOOK and JOB PRINTING
BUSINESS, MIR. LEWIS A. MIDDLETON, late Of Mobile
The business Of the will in future be conducted IN
der the firm and style OF SPENCER MIppLkToN
Oh II SPENCER
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IbNHE COPARTN ERSHIP heretofore existing between
the undersigned in the Auction and Commission busi.
ness, dissolved by mutual consent
o. PERSON is charged with the settlement of the
business Of the firm. !. Q. PERSON.
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SPLENDID ANIMALS AND PRESENTATION
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Al Norman'S Book Establishment 10 Camp street.
RE ready for examination. The stock comprises
"A every ANNUAL. published in the United States and
Great Britain and the assortment Of elegant Presentation
Books, adapted Fl presents is complete.
The assortment Of JUVENILE WORKS is unusually
arge and selected with the greatest d. 6td&4W
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COMMON STREET, tlo0 doors from CarondeIet
NTOUD respectfully SOLICIT the patronage OF his friends
w and the public generally. He hopes by dill SQa
gence and attention. TO render entire satisfaction M
all who may favor him with call. He will keep RB
always on hand a good astsoFnent Of CLOTHS IL
C.ASSIyMERES, DOESRIyYS. YESTI.NCTS, etc. etc.
the most reasonable terms. nI63m
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ENHE undersigned having long been engaged inEZTTN
4 the STORAGE BUSINESS, are prepared NJ ID
10 receive Storage, in their splendid warehouses
all kind of Goods the most reasonable rates d5
EMERSON, TOURNE & co I58 Tehoupitoplas At
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NEW ORLEANS
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.

lLate r. L. aYeR's)
Corner of Magazine and Poydras Streets
9 FRANKLIN. Agent--Ebr saLe-A large assortment
- of Ploughs;, Hanows Farming ~
CTushers, Straw Cutters, Ok Shoves IN
Ok Yokes Grain ThrasheTs, Corn 60.
ments Also
Gardening Tools. Guano, Plaster. Rock Salt ETC.. etc.
Planters. di6 3tjEGmIV
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FRRsH GARpEN. FARM q FLoWER Seed,

MTARRANTED GROWTH OF 1916 Commission
and County Merchants can be supplied with ~,
SEEDS BY the pound or bushel or by the Dozen hun
&Tfs died or thousand papers neatly labeled and pueA
~ up to order IN boxes for retailing Planters be
& supplied with boxes properly assorted at 50, 49, 50,
-4k@S 10 or $40 or according 10 their orders.
Market Gardeners orders filed TO aay extent with The
best quality OF Seeds, warranted 70 grow the money
returned and at prices lower than any other in this city
EV Apply at the Seed-store No 10 GRAvIER corner Of
IchOuptOuas street. [di 1ml w OHM Agent
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HARD WARE HARDWARE
~ NJ ELLIS g. CO., 104 POVdras Street
M have on hand and mean always TO be supplied with
v full assortment Of every description Of -
BUILDERS, HARDWARE, such as Cut aud 3J!A
- WEonght Nails and Spikes, Hooks and Hinges n u
~ and Plates, Butt Hinges and Screws Knob "
So Locks and Iatches Window Pulleys aud Sash
=, Fasteners As0-CsrpeRteTs and CoODers' Tools /:
such as Squares, Flames Saws Bowels Chise Auger and
Bits, Rules, Gauges Hammers and HANDBAGS, Hatchets
Spirit and Plumb Levels, etc, etc
EVERY KIND OF KITCHEN FURNITURE-Hol-
low Ware, Castings Sad Irons TailOrs Irons JapanDed
Tin and knameled Ware. Table and Pocket Cutlery
- we SHAH receive formerly most of the leading
articles IN this branch. 10 sell the Mann acerers' ac-
eoun and shall be able to supply all purchases at their
lowest prices n23 SIN
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY. ;

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Etc,
/ WATERMAN & co. Importers and VVboiesal IL
= CD D De- il HARDWARE, CUT So
(sign of the Anvil No Il MAGAZINE
STREET corner OF Common. New Or. - ~
leans. dg IN
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FAIRBANKS SIS

Patent Platform and Counter Scales.
lie anderslg ned sole agents IN New Orleans OF Mess
4 Il: 7, FAIRBANKS & CO.'S Original patent, )
st. JohnshuTy, VT, celebrated PLATFORM SCALES,
are pTeDaTed 70 furnish them maEalactuers prices
Counter Scales, 10 weigh from Il 10. to 36 lbs.
Druggists, do. do do. drachm TO lbs.
Dormant do. do do 25aO to 5OQO lbs
Iron Scales. do 300 70 1000 LIS
Railroad Track Scales for weighing cars to 6 tons
Do Depot and Hay Scales, do. to TONS
The above particularly recommended TO purchasers 81
being superior to any other article OF the kind now in use
Tor correctness and durability, to which fact ample test
Dc I'm d&W corner Canal and Maeazi T stSea,s
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GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS.
HRTIBREKV AND fIRFFNHOTIGE pTAT
HOEYVILLE BRIOK Neutrality-suspicious.

HoEYVILLE BRICK MANUFAOTORY,
EHOEY BHINGTON respectfully inform the citizens
Of NewOrleans Lafayette, CarrOlOn, A geTs Gretna
and Eoeyye that they aye now prepared to deliver the
cheapest and best made BRICKS in the Southern country
20 builders and Others the lowest price This establish
ment the largest the South and the patronage of the
public Is respectfully invited.
my90 n HOEY RYINGTON
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FIVE READY MADE oLoTHING.

No. 10 Camp Street
VIE subscriber has in stoTe and IS constantly reeevlng
Il large and splendid assortment of READY MADE
CLOTHING. As his stock is extensive, and the
somewhat advanced he offers 10 sell single garment
at the lowest WHOLESALE PRICE. His stock consists in
part. Of
Super Full Circle Black Cloth CLOAKS.
Black Brown and Plaid Cloth DOnay COATS.
Super Mulberry Cashmere D'Orsay do
Black Blue and Brown Cloth Dress do.
BPk Brown, and Olive Cloth SACS and p LETOTS
Black Blue, and Brown Cloth FrOck COATS.
BTownnnd Got mixed Tweed SACS and PALETOTS
LAMARTINE SAlS-a new and beautiful article,
made expressly for this market.
Extra fine Black DOeskin Cashmere PANTS.
Super Fancy Paid and Striped Cashmere do.
White manseiles and Fancy Cashmere VESTS.
Black and Fancy Satin (POlka) do.
Black Embroidered and Fancy Cashmere do
d5ln M. BARNETT, I3 Camp st.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
AT FL Canal street Under the Planters Hotel.
FTHE subscribers have received by the Crescent
City Falcon and other vessels i0m New York choice
and fashionable assortment of CLOTHING, suitable for
the present They have uniform reasonable price,
and aim at giving satisfaction TO customer but it. sub
sequentiy to purchase reasonable complaint Should
fully attended 70, and equitable adjustment made
Gentemens Fine CI.OAkS.
Also, good CLOAK for $I2
BOYS CLOTHING IN variety
FINE SHIRTS; SILK and Kid GLOVES:
SQSPE NDERS; CRAVATS; HANDKERCHIEFS;
TRUNKS; UMBRELLAS, Etc, Etc.
~ A call is respectfully solicited
JOHN SOUT1WFI.Il g. CO.
do 4md&W n Canal street, under the Planters Hotel
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7EMALE DISEASES,

AK II. j. HOLMES, late Of Kinds county. Mississippi,
x deyotes his entire lime to the treatment Of DISEASES
OF TIE WOMB. EB- Office corner Of UNION and
CARO%DELET STREETS. Orders left at the wa.
AEDAH, VIII be attended to. dc I'm
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UNIQUE sAOREp GTFT BOOK

UNIQUE SACRED GIFT BOOK.
/ B APPLETON & co. have just published the Parabes
~ Of our Lord, richly illuminated with appropriate Dor.
des, printed in cOors, and back and god square 8vO in
massive carved binding in the style of the 18th century
Here Is the most quaint and glorious book yet issued from
me American press II duOdecimO in size bound in en-
bOssed rather carved gothic covers with every one OF lis
pages brilliantly Illuminated and painted in colO and gold
II contains the Parallels OF the POdga Son. The Sewer Of
Iare, The Two Debtors, The Good Samaritan The Rich
FOOL The Barren Fig Tree. The Rich Man and Lazarus
ne laHsee and Publican The abOreB in ghe Vineyard
ne Marriage Feast The Ten Virgins Those who are ac
quanted with the beauty of Illuminated works may have
some idea Of the appearance of this one For Christmas
gllt nolhng could be more appropriate - Tribune.
nst published and for sale at the NewOrleans taOne'
MarehonEe.n Ldll ald.IlLNl i B sTEEL. IA L.annn
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EY For Prospectus and all papers necessary to effect In
pyt H. g. HEARTH,
10 Banks Arcade New Orleans
X ,iI Mort. M d. Medical Board Of Con
b. STILLE VI. d., No North S., opposite Lafayette
Square, Medical Examiner, New Orleans
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VINEGAR MISUNDERSTANDING,

EllE Undersigned is constantly manufacturing and has
= 10y sale very iperOr article of VlNEG A R,s>EEE@
winch he will guar ntee TO improve by age aud ftS-EH
will deliver il, free of charges in any part OF ta7
the city or Lafayette, at the following reduced kEszS
pIlce TO suit the times viz Butts 60 gallons a. Barrels 80
gallons 81 rs Barrels, 40 gallons cents y gallon A be.
raj discount m;de to wholesale customers
ER A line lrOpped in the POsiofiee viii be Dunctaallv
attended to. lap29 fl JOHN II. WEBB
Corner Common aud Maras ss.. opposite Charity Hospital
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
our Baltimore Correspondent.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 30

BALTIMORE, Nov. 3O-5 p. m
approach of Indian sunm.-1he steamship IsabeBalti-
mechanies.-Death Of Robert Gilmore, esq-Ihs
markets &c.
The weather to-day is mild and pleasant indicating the
approach of Indian summer, though unusually late in the
season.
The steamship Isabel built in Baltimore, and which is
running regularly between Charleston and Havana, is
now regarded the finest American steamer afoa She
has been running regularly for two months, and has
not with the slightest accident arrangement her
machinery OF any kind The frequent accidents Ameri
steamers, and the exemption of the Isabel from all
such catasophes, is truly feather in the cap OF tho
Messrs Reeders of this city, who built her machinery
well of her builder, VIM Duncan and all the mechan
les engaged in her construction.
Robert Gilmore esq of our oldest and most dsn
puised merchants, died this morning, after protracted
illness.
THE MARKErs.-Tn the Baltimore market, this morning,
-four was very dull, with sales. There were some buy
ers at SIS holders generally ask SIS o. and S5 H.
for both Howard and City Mills Sales of 200 bbs.
meal at So; city manufacture at 80 III
Receipts wheat fair, and prices have slightly de-
cned sales OF good prime red at 100 los cents and
white ut los ia family flour wheat 40 l26 cents.
Receipts of corn within day or two have been very
larae with corresponding sale, and slight decline in
prices sales of white making at AZ 30 cents
and yellow do 52 per buhe The supply and re-
ceipt of old now very moderate, and sales are
making only in small parcels. Oats 2S - cents Rye
GO 6l cents Whiskey is selling at 2't cents in bbls and
23i in hhds
A, New York this morning, there was only moderate
suess done in flour Sales OF $500 bbls western and
common Genesee brands at s. 81 % ~ southern 10
So. Corn meal 90 90 O64-a decline
Wheat is dull Sales of Genesee at 81 Is 81 IA de-
cline Corn fair request Mixed 63 % cents, and yell
low 60 a SO cents. Oats "a cents Rye 66 cents
Provisions and groceries without changes prices steady
The cotton market i, dull Sales Of 800 bbls.-prces
rather dropping
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Illinois, via New Orleans. ll2i Northern Iyo Is skill
lower; sales 81 Is cents Barley and four-rowed.
o. Us Oats steady "a 35S cents. The sup
plies of continue considerable, and the market 10
pressed with sales, southern, delivered June
Us sales 10000 bushels IL 73 cents
Penns Iva Jersey and northern yellow " rs cents
low and high mixed western 81 IS cents western and
southern yellow 66 IS southern white 62&
cents Hops for home sell I0t cents Lead is bot
sales 81 25 Pork duh sales Sl2 S7a SI2
prime 80 IL a SO % prime sold S10 8l2
sly In beef the late advance increased supply, and tho
market heavy; sales, 50 SO $40 l2s prime 50
80 30 l2 Ohio lard active, but firm in price salcs
old cents; prime new "A cents Domestic whiskey is
firm at 2ii 2is Taow sells 81 Thore 10
fair trade demand for tobacco for manufacturer
oyer sales Kentucky at auction 81 81 cents average
81 3d. four months.
Freights active for flour and grain 10000 bar
fes TO Liverpool at 2s in bulk 81 II wheat 3D.
cotton o32 SIG; Londonderry, com in bulk 3D.; -four
Is Cd
The stock market has been generally firm but yesterday
there was reaction and government securities low
err The events IN Europe calculated to admit of u
action that may enable holders of property realize in
which case great transfer Of capital may take place
this county, Is Iunlored among other mutations that
MIR. A. Belmont who for years has been tho
agent Of Messrs Rothschd being son of Baron Rohs-
child Of Vienna, to be succeeded by son Baron
Rothchd of Paris, agent in this quarter The quota
Gill.
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The Senate OF North Carolina is at last org anzed On
Saturday last Calvin Graves, esq. democrat elected
Speaker. compromise efeced-the wings al
the Petersburg nellgencer says agreeing that the
old officers should be reelected, and that the Committee
on Elections should be composed equally of members OF
in the case Of the contested election from Orange to the
Senate. The contest betweea Messrs Waddel and
Berry produced the violent and protracted struggle for the
speakershp of the Senate That body tied, is
Mr. Waddelrs gaining the seat the wings will have
majority on Joint ballot "-Rictmond Enquirer.
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AT this Of the year, when the fall trade nearly
over ditiable goods accumulate in warehouse 1t will be
observed that while fourth Of the imported goods
tered for duties dry goods. amount equal to half that
entered for entered in bond, and the trade have the
benefit of about 300 O00-say $4,000 duties per week
which they are compelled to pay until the goods
sold the approach OF spring business The fall trade be-
ing pretty much over, is probable that the quantity Of
packages Of domestic goods sold this has been
large any previous year. but the value has been prob
ably 10 per lessa fall which has taken place partly
consequence Of the decline in materials and partly
through the competition Of foreign goods, which have been
sold under sual Giro lower than in
This has compelled the rich factories in connexon with
ad paoren principle of duties, abae some what OF
their profits for the benefit of the consumer OF
goods In this year. when foreign goods have been forced
raise money any TERMS the factories have
maintained their dividends and amidst great money pres
sure, low tariffs and independent treasury the stocks Of
many of them in the Boston make main follows
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. 1, IsAs.

The members OF Congress not crowding as rapidly
and as early into Washington is usual One reason
no doubt is that the organization of the House is already
completed and after the great campaign which has just
passed over the land there is 10 political organization to
be Immediately effected We by the newspapers that
MANY members are route for Washington and we
presume there will be quorum of both Houses on
Monday next
The following members, in addition to those whose
names we have previously published, have arrived
Oftie Ssnate-Messrs Hamlin, of Maine; Cameron,
of Pennsylvania
Of the House-Messrs Smart and Williams, OF Maine
Bedinger, of Virginia Wentworth, OF Illinois Chase and
Jones' OF Tennessee McClelland, of Michigan; Dixon,
of Connecticut; Thompson, Of Iowa; French, OF Ken
lucky.