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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-07

The NEW SATELLITE OF SATURN.-An article
in the London Atheneum shows that by COM
parison Of their respective records, Mr. Bond in the
United States, and Mr.. Lassell in Europe, dis
covered the eighth satellite of Saturn so nearly at
the same time that the English ought to say it was
discovered by Bond and Lassel, the Americans by
Lassell and Bond Mr. Bond, however, it appears,
sac It first, being on the 10th September, but re-
garded it as accidental while Mr. Lassell did not
observe it at all until the 18th, when he made a
careful diagram" Mr. B. also again saw it on
the 18Th, but neither of them established the
satellite till the 19th-then it was done smultane
ously. Mr.. Bond agrees with Mr.. Lassel in naming
it Hyperion, by which it will accordingly be
known. Its period Of revolution, according to the
determination of Mr.. Bond, is about tventy-one
days it is therefore, in the order of distances, the
seventh from Saturn. We must say, however, that
the " turn-about'' courtesy Of the Athenaum looks
somewhat affected, as, under the circumstances,
we feel most irresstibly impelled to award the
honor of discovery to American science.
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Firth DISTRICT CoURT.-Some difficulty Ias been found
in commencing the jury in this Court owing 10 The
non attendance Of several jurors. The Judge yesterday
morning determined fine those persons who had neglected
to attend and stated the Deputy Sheriff that he hoped the
fines thus imposed would be duly collected
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,


nUININE. CALOMEL, BLUE MASS, IPE- n
Sck Gao, RHUBARB, etc-As low for cash ~
m igdgee;.-.Dr. Z. J. CoXE's PREPARA- Ia
0bG SOU HERN COUGH sYRUP-An unequaIIed
EXTRACT or COPAiVA. sARsAPARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgreeabe cure, superior to
ui THNIC Ex 9R Of SARsAPARILLA AND
TARA8ACUM-The strongest preparation that can be
BALsAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIvERWoRT,
For the relief and of Consumption and Bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE. RHEUMATIC LINZ
~ Especial attention paid the treatment of Rheuma
tism, Bronchitis and Consumption.
~ Office corner Magazine and Poydrass SITS. n23 1y3dD
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
N p. SEAMAN g. co have the honor of informing
II. the Ladies that they opening al their
STOCK of DRESS GOODS, selected with great W ~
- care BY an agent IL France and By one Of 80
e expressly for the retail trade. Their stock consists
CoIored sTiKs and sATINs, in all the new designs Of
the season. black Silks plain waiered figured striped and
paid Iris POpeines Paris printed plain sfDed emboid
cred, and plain CASHMERE and MOUSSELINE De
LAME entirely style rich BaYeges Mantias and
Coaks the most extensive and complete assortment Boche
Cashmere TuTkeie and Tartan square and long SHAWLss
Wedding and Soee Dresses; cooed and white embroidered
Capes, Veils. and SeaTfs: Embroidered Muslin Capes
Collars Handkerchies and Cuffs Infants embroidered Caps
EDGiNGS; Linen Cambria and Clear Lawn HandkeT
chiefs; Ribbons Arieias and pumes; Gimps and Fnnges
silk and cotton HQSIERY Kid Cloves French Millinery
and American STRAW BoNNET for i- Ladies Msses
and Children. d. P. SCAELAN & CO..
d4lm y Chartses street.
TO MILLINERs AND DRESS MAKERS
yNTANIED-A rood MlLLlNER and DRESS
w hAKER. Il Is necessary they should speak French
and English Apply n To- 50 Royal street, Wednesday
morning. d59t
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r WILL PAY NO DRAYAGE il future, except to
- ". b, MUIR, q s. Charles
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ORLEANS THEATRE.-The arrangements for the opera
this evening the most attractive grand and imposing
scale What person ofaste will witness the magnificent
operat.c spectaee of The Jewess ,,
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INoUEsTs.-A young Iishman named jeremiah Mahony
was found dead the foot Of Julia street. Tuesday night
and his body taken TO the Second Municipality Watch
house There inquest held yesterday and it was
found that he died Of apOpexy.
named Patrick Coyle also found dead yeser-
day in house Edward street. between St. Thomas and
Annunciaon streets. Second Municipality An inquest
was held and the jury returned verdict that the died
nr
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fFfHE undersigned having nnR been engaged in k,SNNA
Z 4 the STORAGE BUSINESS, are prepared
to Teceive Storage, IN their splendid warehouses,
al kind Of Goods the most reas enable rates, AZ
EMERSON, T0URNE & CO., l55 Teheupa.ouias g.
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A T the corner Of PoYDRAs and CARnNDELET STREETS
a there S new MILLINERY STORE, kept by Mrs
CAMPBELL. where the Ladies can find the neatts and
most elegant BQNNETS to be found in this city. Also
Vssetes Mantas, Cape Dress Silks Infants Robes EN-
broideries, Perlumery. and FANCY DRY GOODS Of
most kinds And that is the place to get your OLD BON
them done well daft
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WIN. s MnRnAM
" WI y IF4OAhItl4NI
Practical Matchmaker No 81 Canal straat.

Practical Matchmaker. No 81 Canal street.
THIRD DOOR FROM CAMP STREET.
FFNHE subscriber has Just received additional supply of
IL MATCHES, JEWELRY and F.8NCY -
GOODS consisting OF very superior Gold and Sill SM
yer Watches. with Hunting Cases, IL
%~FIs%sss of M l. Tobias, Roskel, and otherAzsAszEa
- - superior makers; also fine London Duplex
Watches rich lewey of the latest styles, rising ne
Gold Watch Chains, Keys and Seals Ladies Bracelets,
eckaces BreastPins Cod Pencil Cases Finger Rings,
etc -. Also, great variety Of FANCY GOODS selected
by himself in the Northern markets from the latest European
impoations, consisting Of WorkBOxes Dressing Cases
fine Fans. Reticule Scissors; fine assortment of Sill ER
WARE, pure coin; Umbrellas. Canes, and 9th fancy
articles. All the above articles viii be sold at the most mode
rate rates. MS I'm 3dp
SPLENDID ANIMALS AND PRESENTATION
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
At NormaR'S Book Establishment, 6 Camp street,
A RE ready for examination. The stock comprises
IA every ANNUAL published in the United States and
Great Britain and the assortment Of elegant Presentation
Books, adapted f presents is complete
The assortment Of JUVENILE WORKS is unusually
large, and selected with the greatest care de- 6tdS4tW
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COMMITTED FOR MURDER.-Jos6 Fuentes, accused of
sabbng Manuel DucTe, free coored man in the vegetable
market Of the First Municipality. the night Of the 9th
ult, examined yesterday before Recorder Genois.-
Ducre died in the Charity Hospital two days after he received
the wound from lis fleets and the Recorder the accused
before the FiBt District Court to be tried for murder
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TO FEMALES.
TIP pARNFI. FE would invite al those suffering from
II Nervous oner diseases peenaf e tne fet1ts sgs
eys Pdvase consultations between the hOuls Of and
Ph5ippa. d53dP0
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VIII open on MONDAY. Deo. II.

at PANORAMA HALL, an the COMMERCIAL Ex-
CHANGE BUILDING, and continue open EUery
EUeRiRg IN the Heel, Sunday e1cepted,
STOCKWELLiS MAMMOTH PANORAMA
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SPLENDID ANIMALS AND PRESENTATION
BOOKS FOR TIE HOLIDAYS.
WARRANTBD oURE ZOE THE Pile.

TINE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY have the pleasure
the public that the OINTMENT which they referred
months advertisement, ready The fol-
lowing points worthy ef attention;
u 1s. The article warranted matter how extreme
the surgical pronounced the only hope.
"a 3D. 1t is article which has stood the forty
years.
a 3D. i discovered Of the eminent Of The Medical
England will
Ointment stbuted commission, orders
invariably accompanied by the cash. the dollar
which sufficient almost all
where effected the viii be promptly refunded
The usual III made the trade and at wholesaler There has
been Ointment before the public Of such efficacy,
end being WARRANT D. the attention the trade, the Medical
Faculty, public safely called Orders
should be addressed for "Lbby Pile Ointment prepared for the
GTaeenberg Company" E. BARTON, Secretary.
s For sale at the SOUTHERN DEPOT, No 4 ST. Charles
street. dc 6tdisSJltW
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DIscHARoED.-Wm. Ellington and Chas. Brown, accu
sed Of stealing clothing the value of $50 belonging to NJ
Lesseps mate Of the ship Talma fOm that ship on the
26th ut were discharged by Recorder GenO Lesseps fail
inn 10
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Who pays for the costly futures in the Millinery Stores
dorm toUR? These a0a0 patrORize theR-aad a1hO do
patroRize them? Those g0hO Judge of hae Ualus Of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-07

MODEL ARTIsTs.-Alfred Hunter or Dr. Hunter as he
styled in his bills yesterday fined 500 byRecorder
Geno for violating the City Ordinance of June s. 1876
concerning public exhibitions, by exhibiting some Model
Artists his bookstore. the of Exchange Place
and Custhmhouse street. Tuesday night without license
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NEW ORLEANS UMBRELLA, PARASOL, AND
CANE MANuFAOGORY.

IT'S ST.. CHARLES STREET opposite Lafayette Square.
L UMBRELLAS, PARASoLS, and CANES of every
u description made to order Umbrellas and
~ n ParasOls REPAIRED, and covered with k7HN\
SeT Silk Gnghams, and Cotton, in the neatest SFTVT
~ manner. and at the shortest notice. Also, -
\WALKiNG CANES made, and mounted ~
with Gold Silver and ivory Deads. Brass and Steel
Ferrues for Canes Walking Canes, wholesale and retail,
of every deserntion d6 I'm
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GRAND BALI, AND SUPPER.

RACES. METAIRIE COURSE.
FALL MEETING, 194e.
TTNTRD DAY. THURSDAY, Dec 2 1913 Race off
Il hapsst O'Clock, p M.Jockey Club Purse, $500 En-
trance 10 per cent, added. .Three-Mle Heats.
Entries:
l. l. Van Leer b. TOPAZ, by Glencoe Emerald,
Leyiathan years old. Dress, Blue
g W. Minor oh. NERFER by Belsazzar Of imp
Britannica years old. Dress, DARK Blue.
g. LIZ. SzymanEs b. ERROR by Bob LecheT, dam by
Brunswick; years old. DfesB,
e Carriages for Passengers leave the s. Charles Hotel and Canal
BASIN. R. TEN BROCK, Secretary.
II N0TICE-A meeting Of the Members Of the Club
held THIS DAY, the Course halpast O'Clock, P. NJ. Cd
RACES. ECLIPSE COURSE, oARRoLLToN.
lA Z 80
y1d sess
SPRING MEETING, 194o.
TIME REGULAR SPRING RACES Of the LOUISIANA
Il HSSOCTATfON JOCKEY CLUB VIII come of TUES
DAY March 81 The Programme Of the Meeting will be
giyen m a Few days. THOs. EUBANK LEEFE,
al Secretary Of the Louisiana Association.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, etc.
nv NTOpnIIU G, NEVITIC

THIS DAY. Thursday, December q 10 O'Clock viii BE-
i sold, No. 81 Magazine street
A General assortment Of Groceries.
Consisting Coffee T, Sugar. Candles, Toba9eo
SegaIs, Clsre Champagne, Coals Olive Oil, Macke Brandy
Whisky, PortW ine, MADEIRA, Vinegar |
AIsS-A iot oil FURNITURE az
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RIVER AND MARINE.

FT- To Ieaee MONDAY. Dec IS, at Joan
EN0R CALIFORNIA and OREGON United States
IL Mail Steamship Company. - be mail 1eEE=h
steamship FALCON, W. T. Thomson, CON- e iblfjkk
shove, with the California and Oregon mails. No berth
secured until paid for.
Passage 70 Cbagfes in saloon 800 90
Do. do in over cabin .................. 80 co
OudsftH PEI loSt "
To- Passengers 10 Chases will be charged freight on every
thing except wearing apparel and that when exceeds
$50 pounds. The Falcon will connect with the Panama
line. For freight or passage anply
PARADISE, SAFFARANS s. Co. Agents,
d4ts 81 GravieT street,
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fE~ TO saa WITH QUICK DISPATCH.
EHOR NEW YORK = STy7NT0N'S LINE OF
X P.4CKEYS.-rhe fastsailing, regular packet Ga
ship FAIRFIELD Capt. saml Loveland, IS now ssfEh
loading, and will be imm diatey dispatched as above $50
For balance of freight passage having
accommodations, apply board at Pier No J. foot Of ST.
Joseph street, or to w STANTON & co.
n2 corner of Magazine and Lafayette streats
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ezw5- To keape MONDAY. Dec. H. at 5 Pm. pos
NOR YAZOO CITY, SataTtia, VicksbuE- Grand Gulf
II Rodney, St Joseph, Naichez and Water Fsz5 II
proOf-WEEKLY PACKET.-'The new, fttte9As1s55a
hghtdIaught, fast-ruHHng passenger packet -
HARD TIMES, Capt. L. Wilson, will positively ieave as
above. For freight passage having superior accommOda
lions, apply on board. foot Of Canal street, or to
T. b. SMITH, 96 Magazine st.
dc or HYDE & OGLESBY, u Poydras st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-06
CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YoRK, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, January b.
Transactions In breadstufs light to-day, deal
waiting for letters brought by the stea
The sales of -four reported consisted chiefly of Oswego
Michigan and city ground at prices current yesterday
The market, however, closed without Animation Sales
CT western wheat were made terms stated below
The sales Of corn Chiefly confined to parcels Of
terms somewhat lower than those which ruled yeser
day. Meal held somewhat hrmer Rye sold on bet
ter terms Oats remained about the same Pork CONT
nued dull and prices nominal Sales Of good lard
made at full prices. Groceries exhibited mate
rial change in prices.
ASHES Pots firm, and sales of 100 bSls were
made ut SIS so, and 90 do Of pearls at 81.
BEEswAx-The market was quiet
-FtOur-Small sales Of Michigan were
made at SO 25 $50 do Genesee at So 26 500 do city
ground (Croton Mills) made at So 1000 do this
State reported sold at the price There
no change in Southern Howard street dull at 50
SO. Yheat-Saes of 800 bushels MO good made
ST. So Co,n-The sales embraced about 900 to 10 900
bushels, among which u loo Of 2000 bushels Jersey
mixed ut 6+c; 800 do do Mt $50; with other lots
at SO 64c and 65c The market closed heavy, and
prices inclined to droop Msai-Holders were
frmer, and demanded So so for New Jersey Rye
Sales of l 200 bushels made at so In the slip
Oats-Sales were reported at 48 a 900.
CoFFEE-No transactions reported
CoTToN-The only operations to-day were by spinners
who have continued to pay full prices for such supplies
as they required As purchases have been made
by shippers who disincined 20 at the prev
| Gus rates. We quote as befors-
LiVrRrooi
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fairs Of the exploded banks, the price would fall
several per cent The market value Of these stocks has
been advanced by the demand for banking purposes
In the event Of that demand ceAsng and the quantity
Offering for sale increasing, they will nnd their proper
level compared with corresponding securities Of other
States Government stocks, bearing the rate of
interest," sell at ninety and nnetytwo per cent and
doubts the value of investments in United States
stocks We do not wish to detract from the merit New
York State stocks possess investment but We wish
to show that they not sush good securities banking
purposes as is generally imagined. Tho difficulty Is not
with the value Of the securities, but with the In
which they taken in accordance with the provisions
Of the free banking law. AS the law stands it is
deuson, many will have found to their cost Like
all other banking systems, 1t does very well long
the public take the issues Of the banks and do ap
ply for redemption, long they will pass from hand
to hand; but no longer The moment they present
ed for redemption the rotennes Of the system plain
lx, Hawai-
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IrooL CLAssIyIcArIoz.

FBH-There arriv Il OF Halifax mackerel re-
ported but we heard of sales, either in dry cod
mackerel.
FRuIr-The market for bunch raisins wa. steady at
ST. as.
HEMP-No sales reported.
LEAD-Prices were nominal at 81 SIX e 81 so.
LEArHER-Sales were more animated and have been
pretty large for the week but at low there
two public sales to tsks place. at which 900 sides
hemlock sole will be offered Oak tanned has advanced
shade higher since last and continues very
MoLAssEs-New Orleans in barrels was steady at $50
letters, and hence no sales reported
O,Ls-Linsesd-Ssles OF 1900 gallons English were
made ut So There change in city pressed Fish
oils remained about the same, with moderate Gales
PRovsIoNs-Pork was dull; old mess worth about
$40, and prime do was nominal at 81 so New
worth about $ll so II and prime do about So CO. but
no sales reported beyond sales to the trade Lard
both inactive, and sales Of moment in either
kind we're reported Pork Packing in Cincinnati-We
learn from house we'll informed tAe subject that the
hogs slaughtered this have amounted to about
267 900 head against about 100000 o- the time
last year. showing increase this year of about 81
was said to be much less In proportion.
RcE-The market was unsettled, and prices inclined
to droop.
SUGAR-Sales Of 90 hhds New Orleans inferior quail
ity, were made by auction at a 4szc, months
TALLow-The market for city rendered was steady at
$40.
WHALEBoNE-There moth pg new.
WHsKEY-Sales so hhds drudge, within day or two,
had been made at 26Hc. State prison inactive
FREIGHrs-To Liverpool, -four was engaged by a pack.
ct at 81 3D. grain worth about Cd in bulk and
ton I'd in square bales. There nothing new to the
continent Both shippers and ship seemed dis
posed to wait for steamers mail.
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MON ICY MARK sc'p.

The stock market opened very heavy this morning,
and prices fell of all round At the frat board there
were very few sales. Harlem declined q per cent /;
Long Island, Il; Reading Railroad, n; Canton, x /;
Farmers Loan, "a Reading Bonds, 4. Morris Canal
closed at prices current yesterday and United States
6s advanced 4 per cent.
Ine fourth ana last instalment Of the Utica and
Schenectady Rsiroad Company, of twenty-five dollar.
per share, is payable on the LIST of February
The MerchsntS Bank, of Baltimore. has declared n
dividend Of three per cent for the last six months
The Chesapeake Bank OF Baltimore, has declared
semanuual dividend of three per cent.
by tho arrival tho steamship Caledonia at Bo,to,
from Liverpool hare fourteen days later
from all parts of Europe The is rather inter
ing, but rot of much Importance. The commercial &C
counts do not vary materially from those received by
the Hibernia the money market continued about the
raNe the rate Of interest without alteration while the
bullion in the Bank of England was rapidly increasing
AT the date Of the last weekly returns the amount
bullion Ia the bank eio7 es5 and the amount of
notes in reserve &c 44s5sO notwithstanding this in
crease Ia the strength of the most Important depart
ment OF the baak, the money market had experienced
no improvement aud prices for cotton an the prin.
Opal British colonial products, s steadily de-
clini7g preadstufs generally were firm at previ-
Gus prices with tendency to advance In Indian corn
The sliding scale of duties breadstus commences op
Grafton again the LIST of March aad there will doubt
less be much hrmness among holders in anticipation of
an ADVANCE upon tho cosiog Of tho ports We ave DO
doubt but That shipments TO extent " L b. made
fctm this tide, in time to lay them do n In Enesnl b.
fore the first of March
The policy Of tho politicians and capitalists of Great
Britsin plainly v,ble in tho movements Of tho Bant
OF England There IL svasntya determination 10 do.
press issS ssu furhssi aud until they have pressed
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them pown o. much possible, until they have
csived such supplies may be rucentfor the purpose
they have In view the upon the money market
will net be loosened and in the meantime, the
bank will place itself In q position by adding to it's
supply Of bullion, to make money plenty and cheap,
Whenever it becomes necessary to do 90. The lower
prices reduced the wider the margin for an improve
ment 1t is for the interest of these specializing poll
csns and capitalists to have the advance as rapid as
possible when it commences to enable them to get out
Of the movement before it reaches an explosion to
enable them to realize in the early stages of the ina
ton The whole machinery Of the movement is az much
under their control a. locomotive In the hands of
skful engineer snd those not connected with those
operations must patiently await the opening Of tho ball
There appears to be ul in the panic relative to the
issues Of free banks of this State The brokers redeem
at present. all the bills which considered good
at one and two per cent being advance Of about
hundred and fifty cent the rates current previous
to the recent explosions We have shown the value Of
the aggregate amount Of securities held by the Comp
oer for the redemption of the issues of the free banks
and proved conclusvey that the bills not worth
the average than eighty to eghtynve cents the
dollar While this Is the average there IL difference in
the value different bills The issues of the free banks
in the city worth hundred cents the dollar
while the issues Of many Of the country banks are not
worth moro than fifty and sixty cents the dollar
The annexed classification of the banks of this State
will give idea Of the value the issues although
only those which secured by New York State 6s and
rs worth their face IL does not follow that be-
the depostes of any bank with the Comptroller
wholly in New York State stocks that the issues Of
that bank worth par many of the of this
State are selling at 1--WE and ten per cent below par
FREE BANKS THE STATE New YoRK.
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Gold Teas val besr IN mind th al makers stamp own
nam,s q er best ard the Of CARDINALS
hs fairs ard othe fictitious stamps their second rate
CT i,fertor qual ii.r-JOHN w. CREATION s. co. No II
Cedar (,e door from the Post Office have all
tn best maxi which they rg reduced pr
The and eases Others sdvrse to sell best in the
city, for 80, they sell for 81 so ouy all others low in proper
ftnn.
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Seth Leonard, sntrenter, who Is now an occupant
OF the Troy jail in consequences Of his inability to pay
the coats ia suit brought by bin to recover possession
Of land belonging TO another man has become dersngsd
spd from hs cell issues solemn 10 the PEG
pie and isndlosds. ,iisary Erprot Dee, sls
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Rubber Warehouse, 100 Broadway. continues to be, as
the place where ladies' well yer. men, may
supply themselves with Overshoes of the approved pat
urns. Il at the ehcarestmerket Enjoying il does
peculiar fac .s for unhog purchasers every variety
of slc robber fsbrics the bile vil find
their ntsrst 10 i the warehouse before
chses elsewhere Grateful for forms. patronage and deter
med to merit continuance OF it, enter with confidence
upol the New Year