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The daily crescent., 1848-12-14
Beautiful and Rare HOIyday Presents
JUST RECEIVED AT
G. UIO MS.
Corner of ST. Charles and canal Street

Corner of ST. Charles and Canal Streets
in msSsd PoRTFoLos and = wRTNG Eases n Papsr as
Msehe gPeaT inlad Velvet 9ad Turkey Morocco Illuminated
laid with Silver Ivory, Pear, Tortoise Shell, varying price
woRK-BoxEs and DREssING-cAsEs, New and Beautiful
Splendid RETIcULEs and PURSES Unequaled in Richness
Enaneed, Ebony and Rosewood JEWEL and GLOVE BOXES
HOLY BIBLES, Episcopal and cat6oiis Prayer BOOKS
5SnGy Go%NNs s29f il Ss oU7Es @ sTfT aPs b d5 S a ETu
CASES and PORTE MoNNAIEs, Of Silver, Illuminated Tor
Rich EBONY F2PETEb Es Beautifully Designed
PoRGETAfS @ Sns BhV1Rf3N GLASS Vases y ORs'f To Bottles and
ssS9 q bssaS saS Fa a9S N'n Ornaments unsurpassed in
RICH OPERA AND DRESS FANS,
OF Pearl Ivory Enselsd I'D Parchment ETC., comprising the
BQETF Bo A R8G9ETE EAB s oT' oRSF SS Da g so ga s
FPe P6ckET saS PEN sTF RS% 5 N sss
The LE COULTER RAZOR Very Unique and Superior Article
GOLD PENCIL and PEN CASES of the Finest Quality
The RICH LIEU GOLD PENS, price 50 So and sold with
CASES Esgsnly Mounted % s.lttt t9 SGD Silver
STEEL lADs, PU asE and RETicULE SILKS and TRIM
silver, ToRToisE SHELL, and BUFFALO HORN BACK
oDEGR B6TTIEs III oJ ooael om boes Richly ~
TREVEfING DESKS aud BREssNG CASES CONFINED. of
Russia and Turkey Leather Ebony, Very Compact Useful
Elegant sPecimsns Of BRONZE ARTIsTIoUE Ornaments
SPORTING ARTICLES,
sEIFg Nae H W 'a &pBpS
WHIPS, sT4RKEY 4 %AIKER's FEReUssfoN
CAPS, First Quality.
Superior FISHING RODS, Of LRncewood, Hickory Bamboo
Mounted in German Silver and Brass.
| HOOKS Of all descriptions.
REELS, LINES, FLOATS, Portable Landing Nets Artificial Bait
Leads, Swivels, ETC..
MP Partar AsTtion requested to my styles Of English
HAIR and TEETH BRUSHES which considered
carefully made desirable in patterns and favorable prices tas
others for sale.
An inspection Of his large Of FINE LINEN
COTTON SHIRTS, made the best Manner expressly
Retail Sales solicited Also, his general Ladies'
Gentlemens and Childrens' FURNISHING GOODS.
A CHOICE SELECTION OF RICH DRESS CRAYATS.
UMBRELLAS Of Silk and Scotch Gngha every variety,
Of Superior Quality.
This large stock of Goods offered the LOWEST MAR
KET PRICES The quality the Goods msrepesented
| and will be cheerfuly shown at all times
t. F. GUION,
Corner Of St. Charles and Canal Streets
NJ Cash City and Country Purchasers requested examine
this Large Assortment,
/ ~ rnannr nraEtaII allunart IND thiac -
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

The AsToR HOUSE FIRE.-The roof and several
rooms in the fifth story of this hotel at New York,
were partially destroyed by the late fire. young
fireman, named Philip Furlong, struck on the head
by falling piece of cornice, has since died. Mr..
Coleman gave sumptuous breakfast to 900 fire.
men after the fire
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

O- We have received from Weld & Co., the
November number of Holden's Dollar Magazine,
and also Blackwood for the same month. Black
wood contains the usual number of able political
and literary articles, though the former are as much
as ever repete with the spirit of ribadry and ridi-
cnle Of democraeY.
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THE RIvERs.-on the evening of the 4th inst,
there were feet 5 inches water in the canal, at
Louisville, by the mark. During the previous "a
hours the river had been stationary.
At Pittsburg on the same evening there were s
feet water in the channel, and the Allegheny and
the Monongahela rivers rising.
On Sunday night the Sd inst, the Cumberland
river was rising FAST with plenty of water for the
largest boats.
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PHoNoGRAPHY IN THE U. S. SENATE.-There
will be four Photographed Reporters in the SEN
ate this session. Mr.. Dyer for the National Intel-
gencer, and Messrs. Parkhurst, Burr and Rev. Mr..
Marshall, for the Union. We are pleased to hear
that the Board of Education is about to introduce
Photography into the Free Academy. The sooner
the hattar
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

0Es- There has been considerable excitement at
Lafayette, Ia. recently, in consequence of the sup
posed discovery of a valuable lead mine, near that
place. The evidence on which the belief is founded
rests on the revelations of young lady while in
Mesmeric trance. Workmen have been busily en-
gagged at the designated spot with pick-axe and
shovel. but no lead has vet been discoyered
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

LATER FROM PoRT AU PRINCE.-The schooner
Cassandra, Capt. Morse, from Port au Prince, has
arrived at New York, having left the 18th of
November Captain Morse states that when he
left, all was quiet. The expedition getting up
against the Spanish part of this island, he Thinks
will not be sent during the lifetime of the present
Prasidenf
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

Revival AT MoBILE.-Thers is quite a deep
and general revival now going on at the Methodist
church in this city, says the Mobile Herald. Last
week meetings were frequently held, and on Sun
day night an immense congregation of serious,
earnest people assembled at the st. Francis street
church to listen to an eloquent and impressive SER
mon from the Rev. Mr.. Neely.
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

CINcINNATI.-During the year ending December
], lS48, there were built at Cincinnati % steam
boats, costing $6S7, 800, and having an aggregate
tonnage of l0,6O8 tons. OF boats which have
reached Cincinnati from places above, and inclu-
ding the city, since st December, 1847 the entire
number is 80, with an aggregate carrying capacity
of 81 4O6 tons, built at total cost Of 81 5I2 zoo.
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

THE PRIVATE SoLDIERs.-A list of those who
distinguished themselves in the late war with
Mexico, has been published. They are to receive
certificates of merit and two dollars extra pay per
month from the date of their services until they
leave the army
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

ST. JosEPH's CoLLEGE.-The st. Joseph's Col
lege, Spring Hill, near Mobile, re-opened on Fri
day, the lst inst, and ninety students have already
entered, large number of them from abroad.
Twenty more, as we learn, will soon be there.
This unlocked for success speaks well for the man.
agement of the institution.
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

The PoTATo.-Mr. Hicks introduced into the
North Carolina Legislature bill to inquire by the
Governor, through our Consuls and others, whether
there be seed root of the Irish potato in South
America or other places not subject to the rot.
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

ELECTORAL VoTEs.-The electors for the State
of South Carolina met at Columbia oE the 9th inst,
and cast the vote of the State for Cass and Butler
Mr. Black, a son of the deceased member of Con-
gress of the same name, was selected as messenger
He will bring back to South Carolina the remains
of his father.
The Mississippi electors met at jackson on the
same day. The Mssissippan says "The senior
editor of this paper was requested to act as Secre
tary to the college, and had the pleasure of per-
forming the last sad rites % in honor of Cass and
Butler, in Mississippi The vote was of course -
unanimous. Mr.. John Duncan, of Yalobusha
county, was appointed messenger to convey the
vote to Washington
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

ENGRAvGNG.-It will be seen by a reference to
their advertisement in another column, that Shields
& Collins, No "a Camp street, are ready to do all
kinds of wood steel and copperplate engraving and
printing. These gentlemen are so well known to
our citizens that it is almost superAuous to say any
thing in praise Of their excellence in their profess
sion. The readers of the Crescent, although they
may be unaware of the fact, have abundant evil
dence of the fact before them every day and every
week, as the head of our Daily and the beautiful
cut which adorns our Weekly, were the work Of
their hands. Our Weekly head don't think we
aIlude to mental weakness has ELECTED the highest
encomiums from all who have seen it, and it is a
standing testimony of the talent of Shields and
Collins.
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

Gs- Mr.. Wilmot addressed free soil meeting in
Philadelphia few days ago, and took occasion to
trace up the history of the Proviso and to argue the
question of confning slavery to its present limits
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

LIFE AND INSURANCE Coat the annual elec-
ton for Trustees of the Alabama Life Insurance
and Trust Company, held on the l1th, the follow
ing named gentlemen were elected: Newton St.
John, Sanford Coley, Charles Gascoigne, Murray
F. Smith, David Stodder, Sidney Smith, F. w.
Mccoy, VIM. H. Pratt, Thos. Lesesne, l. C. Du-
bose, A. B. Morrell, VIM. Eckford, Geo. Martin,
VIM Mcdowell and Joseph Tucker.
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ORLEANS THEATRE.-The celebrated grand OPERA VIII.
liam Tell will be given this evening" at the French Thea
e Tor the first time this The merits of the production
are OF high Order and all who visit this house. this evening
viii be chamingly entertained
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

SPUNKY GIRL.-Miss Ammarillius Ann Marsh,
who disappeared from her home in Buffalo, very
mysteriously, few days ago, was advertised in the
newspapers as having been enticed away from her
fathers house. This seems to have irritated the
young lady considerably, and accordingly she wrote
the following piquant epistle to the editor of a
Rochester paper, plainly showing that she is up to
snuff and knows thing or two;
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

DAN Rick AND SIsNOR GKSMAH's RIDING scHoor =
In compliance with request that effect expressed bv
Of citizens. these gentsmen Cine latter riding master Al
FnncOni's and Aseys) win give instructions in riding 4
the Circus, soon sufficient number Of pupils Is en-
gassd,
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

ny A synopsis of the Presidents Message, yes
terday's proceedings in our State Legislature, an
abstract of the Britannias news etc., etc, will be
found on our first page
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

Hs- Across the Ocean, or Letters from Ira
veler during flying trip through the United
States. England and France, is the title of book
just published and for sale at steel's. The book
will be read with interest, as embodying the views
of an American traveller in Europe
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

MOBILE AND OHIo RA1LRoAD.-The Mobile
Herald of the 18th says: The railroad work goes
on bravely. Yesterday we learn that between
twenty-one and twenty-five hundred dollars were
received on the second instalment, and that many
new subscribers to the stock were received. Those
who were taking the money had not hands enough
10 make out the certificates"
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

MURPHY's SALOONS, ST. CHARLES STREET
1t will be seen, on reference to the advertisement
of our friend Murphy, that he has made very extern
sive additions to his house. His whole establish
ment-restaurant, bar billiard and bowling saloons
will compare favorably with any similar estab-
lishment in the city. Mr.. Murphy richly merits
success, for his unhinching exertions to overcome
the many difficulties that have beset his path since
the destruction of his house by the fire that con-
sumed the old ST. Charles Theatre in lS43. We
heartily wish him ample remuneration for his outlay
and improvements
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

RS- We are under obligations to the Charleston
Mercury and the Baltimore Sun for copies OF the
Presidents message.
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

PoRK.-Pork is selling for S. so per 100 lbs, at
Rockville, Md, and for S4 so and S. 90, atGeorge-
town, d. C.
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0s We are obliged to the officers of the fine
steamboat jamestown, for late papers.
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ng We thank Senator Downs for copy of the
Presidents Message.
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

GooD.-The wings of the Eleventh Ward, in
Boston, on Thanksgiving Day, supplied every poor
family with bountiful dinner of poultry, etc.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

nR. PEARSON informs his patients g
~ that he can be found daily al bis Office
from A. n. to 5 N. Df. Pearsons U I \ fz5,lale
many improvements in Dental Surgery -LIIY
TOO well known and appreciated % require enumsratng.
His BLOCK TEETH are particularly worthy the attention
Of those requiring artificial ones HIS prizes are graded q
suit the cTcnmstances of all. Once at his residence. EG-
rome Street, nesy Canal. 1apu
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

THE RACE To-DAY.-To-day's race over the
Meairie Course has a field of horses but seldom
witnessed. The betting has been animated, each
being freely backed. Where is " the man with the
white hat 4" to name the winner
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

BRIDGrNG THE PoToMAc.-The Boonsborough
(Md) Odd Fellow states that all the stock for erect
ing bridge across the Potomac, at Shepherdsfown,
with the exception of few thousand dollars, has
been taken and citizen of Pennsylvania, it is un-
derstood will purchase the balance
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

ABBREv1ArING THE ATLANTIc.-The Boston
Transcript, in an article upon the Improvement in
steamships etc., suggests that the journey by water
across the Atlantic might be very materially short
ened by departing from those points on the two
Continents most contiguous to each other. BY Sc
lecting some port on the western coast Of Ireland
as depot on the one side, and Cape Canso, the
most easterly Cape Of North America, on the other,
passage could be made which would astonish the
whole world by its brevity. Railroads connecting
with Halifax, Boston and Quebec, would make the
land journey an easy matter; and many travellers
would submit to great inconvenience and delays
on shore for the sake of escaping week or more
at sea.
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

DELAWARE LEGIsLATURE.-Senate, wings, 4
democrats. House, IA wings, 6 democrats, tie.
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

Ds- There is ia vast copper mine in Bristol, Conn.,,
which is now worked by two hundred operatives.
In the month of August eightytwo thousand barrels
of ore were shipped to the great metropolis.
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

DEATH OF LEGIsLAToRs.-The Arkansas Ban
ner announces the death of John H. Strong and L.
R. Wells, both members of the State Legislature.
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

Rows.-Two rows took place in Cincinnati on
the night of the 30th ult Great place, that How
ever is MT strange that the citizens of Porkopo-
lis should be so bored
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

SENTENCE OF THE CHESTER COUNTY BANK
ROBBERs.-Lenent sentence was passed on one OF
the robbers, who had restored his share of the
spoil, and given valuable information. The other
two, John Whitehouse and John Thompson, were
adjudged each to pay fine of $4,000 and the costs
of prosecution, to make restitution of the stolen
money, and be imprisoned two years and eleven
months at labor
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

o. Advices from Rio de Janeiro to October II,
state that the market is poorly supplied with coffee,
prices somewhat advanced. Flour stock heavy.
about 10000 barrels in first hands Harbor full Of
shipping, upward of fifty Americans, and many Of
them have waited weeks for employment
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

CHURCH BURNED.-0n the lst instant, the large
Methodist Episcopal Church at Oswego, N. Y, was
destroyed by fire; supposed to be the act Of an
incendiary. Insurance only $1,000.
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BROWNS GOLD PENS.

k- Now in store, large stock Of these UNRIVALED GOLD
PENS. Also, supply Of GOLD PENS other
ebrated makers-wih without Cases. Also, fine variety
PEN-HoLDERs-oi Gold, Silver Pearl, Poreupns Quill
For sale wholesale and retail by
dill lmSdp GUINNESS g. BUSH, IL Camp street.
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

A STEALTHY MURDER.-Mr. Frederick Forster,
aged SO, residing alone at Arendstowne, Pa, was
found murdered in his house on the morning of the
9th ult
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

REDUcTIoN-The factory proprietors in Pitts
burg have given notice that the wages of their
operatives will be reduced
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d knows a thing or two
: NOVEMBER 90. 1873

INUFEMBhh p. N.
Mr.. Editor see by card in your paper that am ad
yertised running away from my Fathers House in Buff
fao the 18th inst far correct but my being enticed
away by william fas-I left of my free will and
accord their be implicated with me NV motive
for leaving are known to myself only and all the favors
ask that people VIII not maze themses amy
trouble about think can take of ysef-when
think proper shall return Home then my friends will
know all Miss AMMARILLTUs ANN MARSH"
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14
FIFTY DoILARs REWAR5

W Hil1E gong up Magazine street. on Sunday the Io,h
w inst N charge Of the Hose Carriage Of N zs
ffotectlon nose company, 70 the fire on Con-
stance street, handed my coat to cOlored boy Nv
10 carry, who, perhaps, not being able to find
afterwards, has not returned In one Of fe n0ekefs
the coat were sundy due bills and notes. amounting an
10 about 4S9-payment OF which has been stoDnass well
many other papers and docu men on M vsina "a nnv
person but the owner In addition the notes and pspers
there in The Pocket book twenysx tickets for e Ba
about TO be given By the CompanYsx tickets of which
endorsed BY the undengned- Also Check OF he
Company for &22, in favor OF - Jones, maehinisf
The above reward viii be paid TO any person returning he
Goat and Pocket book with its contents for such infoTs
ton as win lead to their recovery
d12 NJ. DE COURSEY
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

CHOLERA REPoRT.-Some alarm was created
yesterday by report that one or two emigrants
from Europe had died of the cholera after arriving
in this city. The Mayor, on hearing the report,
addressed communication to Doctor Hester, Sec
retary of the Board of Health, requesting him to
make inquiries as to its truth. The following is
the reply of DIR. Hester:
OK BOARD SHIP SwANT0N, Dec. IL. I46.
SiT-I have to inform you that the ship Swanen sailed
from HavTe with N5 $50 German and French emmigants,
chiefly Germans She was out thy.nne days. During the
passage sixteen deaths occurred the first of which took place
the 18th of November, Of consumption Most OF the
deaths of bowel complaints supposed to be dysentey
and the majority of those aged very young found
two old women laboFng under bowel complaints and two
children suffering from debility The ship lies pier No 49,
in fair condition as regards cleanliness. Passengers gen.
eraly look well Very respectfully,
A. HESTER Secretary Board Of Health
To A. d. CRossMAN, Esq.
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

MURDER.-We learn from the Gettysburg pa
Compiler, that Mr.. Frederick Foster, residing at
Arendstown in that vicinity, was found brutally
murdered in his house. He was an old bachelor,
and lived alone. A reward of $500 is offered for
the murderer
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14
~ The Tavlor RslI-Gon 2,

eT The Taylor Ball.-Gen. TAYLOR having accepted
the Ball rendered him by the Citizens Of New cans upon
desire the Ladies particularly expressed him. and having ds
mated the Eighth OF January the day agreeable him.
Books OF Subscription for additional number Of subscribers
open the Office Of the Ballroom and the principal Music
Book Stores Of the dl4 JAS. P. BROOKS Director
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

tE NoTIcE.-Mr L. s. HoUGHTON, Of Vicksburg, and
Mr.. R. w. WORTHNGfoN, Of Rodney, duly authorized
Agents @ receive subscriptions and receipt fer all moneys
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

ET~ Rogers's Liverwort and Tar-We invite the
attention such Of readers excellent remedy
for Coughs Colds, Diseases Lungs Chest
tsement Of this article the third page Of paper n30 I'm
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

Cry observation-disclosures in New York week
before last 275-men u, women 6 boys 65, girls IS
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

OF German sympathy meetings are being held
in New York city, to encourage the struggle for
liberty in Germany
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14
SPLENDID ANIMALS or TTTE Season 1e1o

SPLENDID ANIMALS OF THE SEASON, 1s4o.
The slegant ILLUSTRATED WORKS "eot up with urpsss-
ing skin and beauty, expressly for
Also splendid assortment Of Bibles FR ROCKS etc
together with choice collection Of beauti6l o admit
rably adapted for presents. 'Ai s'V y SAHii-
ynvENlLE AENUALs, BOOKS etc. in great variety are now
tB d2dp&Wn 4 g sTgssllnp e.
The daily crescent., 1848-12-14

THE PRoTEsT-This is the name of a small
sized newspaper published in Lowell, and edited by
the operatives
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
L.rr1uDn. .aa s. 30 ON.-LoEaIrUDE. % win Time sA
Cleared Yesterday /:

Steamship Galveston Crane Galveston Harris & Morgan
Steamship EA Ogden Kecheval MOhtsO4nIey Tla
Ship RsIouesn Chase % Boston, G HyR,R1 Ga
Bark A. g. Hin, Curtis, Boston, Chas. neake & Co
Bne oxfod CLARK, New York Fosdiek Bro
Brig Selma Black, Laguna. Massicot & Brown
scRr Florence, Gordon Mobile, Toby Bosert
Steamboat Bay State Collier Cincinnati, Hyde 0gesby
Steamboat Montezuma Kelly, Mobile, Wingate Brennan
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Atlantic Rose IL days from NewYork to 10 Wood
Ship Xdens. Pike, % days from Liverpool to J. P Whit.
Ship ESPi.ia9s, lBIe@o BatzsT days from Bremen. in
Bark Oregon. spague 80 days from Antwerp, TO master
Bark Della Chaplin McNear from Bordeaux both Oct, to
Bark Hs3y (BS saye AZ days from London, to master
Brig salyadora Evans from Havana Eth inst to Quad.
Brig DetIO Giic6ds II days from ThOmssOn to master
Brig VELOCITY SBr) Darrell from Kingston. Ja 4th inst,
g e Wm. Burgess & Co72c my.
J. w. Andrews & COED my.
Jas Day GibeOn finrsSSaaTi in MoBeEisa bale.ooton
Montezuma, Kelly fin Moble-2s2 bales cotton.
Warrior, Dustin, fin Camden -492 bales cotton
Jenny Lind Main, FIN Little Rock-204 bales cotton.
Princeton, Dickinson, fm Camden-654 bales cotton.
Alice, Kennett, I'm St. Louis.
Patrick Henry Crosby, FIN St. Louis.
Medora; Esis. fm Louisville.
a. w yanlssEi Grstsengsr fm Louisville.
Jamestown. Whtten, from Cincinnati.
T0wbOat Ph9nix Whitney, fm the Passes.
r0wboat Alton, Daniels FIN the Passes.
TowbOat Claiborne, HOwran. FIN the Passes.
Memoranda.
Steamboat Rowena left St Louis the 9TH inst Re
ports steamboats, Missouri Sutana Amara nth and Grand
Turk il port loading for New Orleans.
TowbOat Alton towed down and to sea on the 10th inst
ship Calender.
Towboat Phoenix tOwed down and to sea on the 9Th inst
barks Brazil and KirkwoOd schr. Virginian.
SPOKEN.
On the 81 instant off the east end of Cuba ship Cabot
from bordeaux, bound for this port.
Passengers:
Ship Atlantic FIN New York-Mrs Woodruff 70 in the
steeEage.
Ship Louisiana fm Bremen-20l in the steerage.
Ship Adelne FIN LiveTpool-147 in the steeraee.
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MURRgHHY,g Res TAgRANT

STREET, NEXT TO THE THEATRE.
NHE Subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
Il the public that he has made extensive sd- - -
ditiOns to his Establishment, rendering it the A<A
most complete and desirable in the city. The
RESTAURANT win at all times be supplied III ~
with the choicest fare that the markets Of the city aord
in style to satisfy the most astidous eDicuTe Having
number Of spacious bedrooms, with entire furniture he
is prepared to accommodate BOARDERS, with with
ont Lodging by the day, week month"; Terms moderate
The BILLIARD SALOON has besn entirely Eefted
and yserS will find the Tables and appointments of this
abshment eqns to any in the city, and from their central
situation must continue to be The Billiard Saloon of the city,
The BOWLING SALOONS have been constructed with
great care and noeor the part of the subscriber shall be
wanting to give general satisfaction to his patrons and to
make bis House worthy of the most liberal patronage
To- The BAR usual, will always be furnished with the
best of LIQUORS.
dl4 3m RICHARD MURPHY
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- Washinaton. orIaans and I.afauattn Fnnntnil

Y. B. Of T.Members and EI- members Of the above Sg
Founians and all Youths "a and not IS yeara Of
age, favorable organizing Fountain requested E
to meet at Crystal Fount Hal 222 Tchoupoulas street.
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