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Deoree Of Transportation.

The President had proposed to the Assembly project OF
law ponouncins transportation all persons taken with
their hands which had been adopted. The prOpo-
sal passed unanmously The families of the convicts viii
be allowed to 20 with them.
stated that Gen CayaIgnac has summoned to his
ellis VI, Thier, and the new Govenment will probably be
placed under his direction.
OrjgR If the IHsHrrert0p Pursuant to their deermi-
nation to diminish the number Of OHurI,s, the
dRccted that draught Of 5000 OF them inhabitants OF the
provinces, should leave the 22d. They
Piled with money. aud orders for bOurd and lodging They
left town. but halted outside the barriers and there spent
large sIrue OF then expenses. About clock body
amounting 40l returned and paid Wit to the Executive
Government. NJ. Mare presented himself heaI tieIT
grievances lie was addressed by tile chief but M Marie
refused to hear him he had been amongst those who
tackled the Assembly the 18th May and he could
cognze him; then tuning TO the others he SAID You
not hesiayes of this explain grievances
NJ haA enteated them not TO be led into TCheOn and
ured them that the Government occupied with the
deyatou Of measures Tor the Improvement of COndi
ton The delegates Withdrew, but did not give an accurate
OF their interview On the contrary they stated
that NJ Marie called them slaves The abOrers then
menced shouting Down with the Executive Commission
" Down with the Assembly
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-, ITIsOntf5 and Fflsons, \
e TffespOn' ent of The Post writing SUNDAY evening
Haya ne number OF prisoners already captured
v OF them have been thrust into the cellars OF the
alhls hoy " Where they remain without beads water, and
IN ,oe cases without ralmen There also 500 in the
GeIas IN me USAGE under the terrace he Tuenes Gar
denS through winch Louis Philippe succeeden eleciing
his escape, The Black Hoe Calcutta would have
ing Incorporation with these dark aud loathsome oeaps
The horrible scenes WINCH have been enacted there too
lraadful IN hpt detailed "
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" Pardon me, madame said he, in an agitated
and suppliant voice, g if have recalled to your
mind cruel recollections but was forced to do
You will now, therefore, comprehend why have
for an instant wished to avoid meeting with one
whose presence recalled to me the loss of friend.
$ My God you have indeed good reason to hale
me exclaimed the Marchioness, almost suffo-
Gated by her tears.
Oh believe it not, madame; / know that you
did all in your power to prevent this deed of which
you were the innocent cause-that you even ran to
the field of combat
Too late-my God :! -
That was not your fault and the mother Of
Add even has done you Justice; it is not you that
she accuses in her grief, madame, but her son,
whose rash folly threw him beneath the unsparing
sword of this Baron de Rosca. All, how often
have myself blamed him for having thus voun.
tarly exposed to the hazards of duel life full of
such bright promise for the future | knew not
then how deep madness jealousy can inspire.
knew not then how torturing it was to find always
near 10 a beloved face, a countanance whose tran
quity is an insult to your anguish to hear always
wherever the beloved voice resounds another voice
answering familiarity to its music. But now l can
understand how Adj preferred an almost certain
death to these protracted tortures; for even !,
man of thoughts and reveries, who never in my
life have touched sword, feel within me, for the
last few days. desire to fight: twenty times has a
challenge sprung to my lips, and / wished to find
myself with weapon in my hand that might
purchase, at the peril Of my e the right of loving
alone. To be continued.
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From the Natlonal capital.

WASHINGTON, Nov. p. - Extract of a letter TO the
Charleston Cou Ter by the way you aware of the fact
that Mr. Gaiatd, of s. C.. was President Of the United
S aes for day, TO wit the 4th OF March, 1921 II
fact though much known II was under the eireum.
stances fact Of little import but circumstances might
render suci of grave Importance
On the day named, the constitutional powers OF Pres
den Monroe and Vice President Tonpkins ceased The
President elect did take the oath till the day the
9Th the 4th being Sunday Neither President a Vice
President ee the functions of Office till they
have taken the prescribed oath. The President pro DOre
OF the Senate is under the Constitution the actual Pes
dent during interval that occur between the temi
nation the office a President and Vice President, and
the installation OF the Officers elect There
holding Orer of authority under the Constitution.
An Old Trend of mine, who acquainted with the per-
the time mentioned informs me that the
discussed By the Senators, and that II was agreed
BY them that Mr. Gaiam their President pro tempore was
President for that day gentleman who bore an intimate
relation TO Mr. Monroe, and went up 10 the Captoi WIN
INN in his earsge, the Inauguration, also confirms Ihs
the view taken the time though he properly adds thai
there nothing prevent Mr. Monroe Om taxing me
oath the Alb Jay of March, though It Sunday, II It
had been deemed necessary
supFong therefore that General Taylor should not take
the oath till the fifth day Of March, senator Atenis0n, Oh
Missouri, Will be President for the 4th day OF March.
Gen seo IS here, but only for short time. lie Is 70 re-
side IN New York. and his house and furniture were sold
OHt to-day.
The wings celebrated tonight their victory by torch light
procession &c aud paid Gen Scott the compliment OF
eau al ms lodgings but he had taken not to be found ar
spirits.
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CLOTHING.
J, MCNEIL. Tailor.

]. McNEILs Tailor,
CO.I.H0N STREET, tho doors from Car0Rdeget,
MOULD respectfully solicit the patronage OF his friends
w and the public generally. He hopes, by dill 80
and attention. 10 render entire satisfaction IA
all who may favor him with a call. He will keep M
always hand cool astsOment of CLOTHS. ..lhlA
.C.4SSIyHERES, DOESKLNS. VESTTAfGS, etc. etc
~ Clothes neatly repaired at the shortest notice. and
the most reasonable terms. nI63m
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Late Teleprapbio Nevs.

Transmitted from Charleston TO Mobile Advertised
Nav NoGK November % - Sales Of 600 bales Cotton,
prices bein easy aud TIE ma ket steady and in favor
Of buyers. Flour dull and drooDng.
CHARtEsfoS Noyembe5 sa-s;a5 ?. M-sales 1900 bales
Cotton making for the week $3.50 bales against receipts Of
$500 Marke coaea unsettled. with sses made IN some ia
aiancas q pneal N LAtoI aI bngen.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

gRUCE's, No IL CAMP Street
ENHE public are requested call and examine the select
Il assortment of WATCHES Guard -
~ FOD and Vest CHAINS-Seaissfz@FS 49,
IN and Keys. Lockes Breaches, Ear - ~
k 81 Hooks Gold and Silver SPECTACLES, Bracelets
aAA@s and Necklaces, Gentlemen's and Ladies' Finger
Rings Razors, Pen-knives ami Fancy Goods. BRUCE'S
GOLD PENS-a few more left
n. B.-Close attention to the Repairing of Watches,
Clocks Specaees Jewelry and Pens. ~ Charges mod
crate. n2q
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FELIOIANA HOUSE FOR SAFE.

FENHE LEASE, FURNITURE and GOOD Will Of
Il the FELlCIANA HOUSE, is Offered for sale A
The house will aecommo ate nearly hundred G..fA
boade and full eight months in the year To l..a4
person acquainted with the Western trade this house would
be great of profit The present occupant, wishing
retire. offers the above fine establishment on moderate
terms. For particulars apply the premises, Of
aus # JAMES ROACH
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CoMMERoIAL HOTEL,


THIS fine Hotel ia Rdvantageously situated bey1 in
Il front OF the principal Steam and Fathoat "a
Landings and affords peculiar mmOdations for &
estem Merchants raiders and Travellers gener- 4.
ally. The house spacious aud comfortable and possesses
every convenience; th chambers well furnished and
airy the table is Supplied with the best the market
furnish; the Bar will be supplied with the best Wines and
Liquors; all of which selected with great No
pense will be spared to make the Commercial worthy of pub
JIG patronage JAMES ROACH, Manager,
OLA 6m Snccesa.lr o Joseph II NELL.
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o. Hon. Willard Fillmore was not present at
the wing festival in his honor at the Irving House,
New York
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DAGUERRE0TYPE.
BRUsHs nAGrTERREnrvpr

BhuSH'S DAGUERREOTYPE
A. BRUSH respectfully informs his friends and the
- 3. pubic that he has opened a DAG UFRPEOTYPF
CALLER at the corner of JACKSON and TCHoITPITOu.
LAS streets, Lafayette, and guarantees All kenesse 10 b.
equal any taken in the United States and soiieits share
of patronage. Prices moderate. mig ii
ELECTRO-MAGNETIO PORTRAITS
the application of the above mysterious agent To Da
- gUeeoype, "a discovery of the subscribers the uudeF
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS of the most
superior kind in SINGLE sECOND-catching the precise
expression instantly and fixing il indebly upon the silver
plate ~ Those who wish to IetRin in their families good
LIKENEssEs of relations friends do moderate
price Rooms of Canal and Charities s-Entrance
No 3 ChaTtres street Gmy3 1yJ w. H. HNTCHINGS.
MAGUIRE'S DAGUERREOTYPE
NJ would respectfully return thanks for the liberal patron
~ bestowed him since he first had the honor OF
introducing the DAGUERRE0TYPE into NewOrleans
i've ago, during which time he has taken more portraits
than any other person in the world. His specimens were
exhibited a me Fair in competition with Others taken By
5hs best operator from New York and he was awarded the
First Premium. EOspecmens exhibited at his establishment
6a those taken by himself assures the public that his
goaitg viii continue to be what they always have been
the His long experience and constant practice are
Inc Des 70 persons desons OF instruction in the
beautiful art Genuine VOgtlander Cameras 20 per cent
cheaper than any the city all other articles the same
Plates Ct s2per dozen ScovPs No for % 2-guaTaned
the best plates made in the United States Cases % rs and
80 oli New ork Cameras at slS.
kN- OFders from the country promptly attended to-
EH Entrance No. CAMP street. mill IF
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BOARDING HOUSE

II t4RAHIhR street getoeea So harLes and LqToH-
0eet streets, IGOR from he If CarORdckef
MI RS. WILSON, Gate Of "a Benvilie streetJ respect
4VI fully informs her friends aud the public generally, 81
that she continues in the above eligible location f
pled by her during the last year. She has had herA
House thoroughly e6ed and prepared for the acromm0da
ton Of gentlemen exclusively Grateful for past PATRONAGE
she hopes by digent attention 10 the comfort and
venience of her patiOns merit and receive continuance
M Tyr d6rw
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AMBRICAN OYSTER sALoON anl

HOLBRoOK OYSTER SALOON.
WE friends and patrons Of the HOI-> ~
Il BROOK OYSTER SALOON are re- ~ 81
spectfuly informed that this well known estab- ~
llshment is open for the winter season; and N.Y.
the public generally assured that heretofore the best quail
ty Of OYSTERS will be served up the proprietor deter
mined that the celebrity Of his establishment shall be kept mp,
50 that no Just of complaint may be heard Thankful
Tor past fayo the proprietor that his continued
deavors to please the public guarantee him c0ntn-
uance of that publics patronage. as n
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THE GEM. No. e Roy

THE fGEM, No. 70 Royal street.,
Opposite THE PosT-OFFIcE.
THIS SALOON has been fitted up in tyie that for
and nvenience, supasses any the Son h. The
Bar is and shall always be, supplied with the choicest of
liquors. [n201 JOHN O. MILLER.
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BANKS Arcade. MAGAZINE Street.
THIS Establishment having been leased by the under
signed, they have had It thoroughly renovated -
and fitted up, and prepared TO accommodate M
city and transient BOARDERS. The BAR has been AsA
supplied with LIQUORS of the best quality, which we
think will compare favOaby with any other establishment
in the city. The Rooms comfortably furnished, and will
enable US to give every satisfaction 10 BoaTdeFs.
mo If TUFTS DIGGES
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DAILY CRESCENT.
; rnLIsnEp 49, pAY-sUNDAYs ExoEPrEp-

IBIISHED EVERY DAT-sUNDAYS EACEPTED-
TERMS THE CRESCENT.
DAILY a payable the
or Eight per year-haf yearly quarterly at III
r8tes-i1 advance. Single copies, Fire Ce1s.
The fire will a I'll subscriptions exceeding one u,eet
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT VIII be to single suseribs
Of THREE DOLLARS per year; to clubs Of four more d.
rced the Posiofce, at Two Dollars Fifty Gents
EACH Posnasters and others who Agents. and
send orders, paid for viii
Tor their compensation Payable IN
papers packages Wrappers at The office OF pub
hrntiou, No. 95 81. Charles street. -
exceeding twelve lines, in Agate type,
s. 0r The first nseTi0n and subsequent
tan Those Of greater length proportion. Notices on hs
second page, o. ten lines in Pearl type 81 each insertion.
easements published weekly semi weekly monthly,
charged 81 square for every Insertion liberal
discount made to those who advertise by the year
MARRIAGE aud OBITUARY charged perauare
By HAYES MCCLURE & 90.
A Il. HAYEs..J. z. NJ CLURE.J LARUE..J o. P1ERsOE.
Ofiee-- No. So st. Charles street.
MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 4, 1s4s.
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TE subscriber can aceomu odaie five or six single Gen-
- temen with genteel BOARD and LODGINGS.
Her Houe is ocaef in very pleasant quiet and EH
spectacle neighbohood and subject 10 the annoy
Of ch dfen Of business hoFoughare Terms mod
crate Inquire of Mrs. GRIFFIN, ST. Peter st. n30 I'm
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JOPARTNERSHIP

.
ON the Goth Of September 1845 the underlined asoeia
~ ted with him 10 the BOOK and JOB PRINTING
BUSINESS, Mr.. LEWIS A. MIDDLETON late Of Mobile.
The business Of the viii in future be conducted mn
o23 II SPENCER.
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BOOTS SHOES, HATS AND GAPS
-n6sar 1900 CASES 10 store and landing from ship
Mad do o. 9saH, Clifton Clifton and gsI@a
: - Of goods IN the above line for saleesS -
low By ts21 til FROST & CO.. 10 Magazine 1t.
-sear BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and GAPS,
GN Sow laading from ships Oxenbndge, ~
KN Manchester Diana Peter Marcy and bark
s4ks Genesee A splendid assortment Of the ~
81 4 'S@s ~ - FROST 4 CO.. 10 Maxpsns =
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ON ossRLMAN ZIN Q, . for Roofing

aMossELMAN ZIN O." for Roofing.
gusur stor;fe-s accents for The sale of the Fiee Mon
tame "a ~, celebrated SHEET ZINC, would efll tn
attention ~ ndes and Others 20 this article a. twhen usa
Of pofer tek and quaty) durable and e0nomieai
srte for Roofs & hes been used on 0ois IN tufope io
tb;, eeass without repair and apparently as gogt
AZ ,Sher frt put on Il particularly calculated toi nc
roofs Of large buidlngs. ChuFches Sugar Houses &c VI
~ rieag All the requisite iniomaoB on n esugee can
81 had asd models Of The mode Of using i aepea-
ton TO bf4A hhs DaIy u A0Es 70 3 LO.s
ne Ina d&W corner cAasl spd MskAsine streets
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STORAGE FOR COFFEE
WE axe on storage one floor. second story, in
w dry and dark place, Is 600 bags Also, in anoth
store, from 10000 1000 bags Merchants having cOfes
to store will find to their advantage 70 call aud examine
warehouses. EMERSON, TOURNE & co.
ADO I59 TehoupitOnas street
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FOREIGN NEWS.
DetaiiS by the Cane6rjG

From Geographic dispatches to the Charleston
Courier, we compile the following news:
AUSTRIA
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RESTAURANTS. &c.
CRESCENT REsTAURAr & OYSTER SALOON,
AZ cLLa e 80. - L.LEp

CRESCENT REsTAURAT & OYSTER SALOON,
No. 40 ST. Charles Street, corner GR8YTER.
THIS establishment has been entirely remodeed greatly
4 improved, and very handsomely re-furnish g.
From the previous wellestablished reputation FtssA
of the CRESCENT OYSTER SALOON AND RES ---kk-Z
long panegyc of bis house. but simply 10 thank his friends
and patrons for the marked and liberal patronage he has
received and to them that the kind manner in which
his efforts please have been appreciated VIII only stimulate
him 70 increased exeons 70 secure tie large patronage
already given and make the Crescent Restaurat the most
fashionable and popular resort in the CITY,
He has made e be a. all times supplied with
&SA o y TARA, at Island and Grand Pass, which will
NJ lie served up in any style 70 suit the palate.
bly, snppied with every variety OF GAME a
and FISH in the preparation of which no 4.
pains WI 2e spared to CRAFTY the taste OF the iY
or bis bl Of laEe viii always be found STEAKs,
NEETABLBs in short. with every thing in season that
His stock Of LIQUORS having been selected by himself
Of asupsror quality and embraces the best and choicest
brands imported Of French and Swiss Wines CoTdals.
Stout and the best Philadelphia Ale and Portef-a trial Of
these Liquors is al that he desires to insure favorable
opinion ms 5m
AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON and
ID ESTAURAT-NO A ST. CHARLES sTREET.-The
u undersigned would most respectfully in - ~
q he has Ie6pened this we'll known ~A..NAHY
o establishment in a new and ee- 49,
gent style. and hopes, by his unweRried alien
retain and increase the kind and liberal patronage heretofore
-. engagements for procuring Mobile Barraiaria
and Cat island 0YsT ERS, together with
Is now prepared 70 at the shortest notice, all the
raies and delcacies OF the season style calculated to
His WINES, IIQu0Rs and tORDf is have ali been
eeeted by HIMSELF and Of the finest brands the city
e1 He is also prepared 10 accommodate few gentlemen
wnh Lodging and Private Sitting looms, as he has had the
pose Inc 6mJ JAMES CASSIDY.
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Ew- The subscriber will continue the AucgoF AED
CoMussIog business and viii act General Broker for
the sale and purchase Of Real Estate. Negroes and all other
properly oOn'ssea % 2 4 BoNNENAL. 81 Gravier st.
New Orleans. Aug t84S. au30
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WOOD, oHARoo2AA4T4 TAB Nc PITCH, SAND,

SHELLS, EIU.
TIME snhserber having the oldest establishment the
NEW BAsIN the sale Of the above articles keeps for
sale ne hest OK .9SFf, BLACKJACK, HICKORY
and PJT'CH-PLEE WOOD, which will be sold at low
prices Fair given, and delivered free Of cart
age at short notice.
Ts ORDERS left at the Office, No. 1s SHELL Roam side
Of NEw BASIN will be promptly attended TO; orders left
in Older Box. at Mr. John HeWetts Exchange previous
o'clock win be led that day; after that time
they viii be punetnaLy attended to on the next day.
ms In ". j. WHITE.
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PUMPS and DATHINQ APPAHATUS &os
TDIIE McCbRTY Plumber. No. l34 Camp stree q
y New Orleans. has inst received new and laTRs seA
assUn ment Of Brass Cocks, various szes Force ana H
Li Pumps Beer Pumps, sc. &c: Cooking Range -
Bahne Tubs and Shower Baths Aso aging arc 5ega5I-
ing Lead Pines Sheet Lead work Of every oeacp 5p
anu Steamboat work promptly pat mp and repaired an o.
ielspFomptly attended to- LAS,
~ Charge. mod~rafe. n.ae- ~
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HATs AMn CAPs.


VNTE have just received per ship NctOna from Paris and
w ship t5aiena from New York, full assOrt 1assla
ment of HATS and CAPS from the most cele -
- brated manufacturers of Paris and New -
80 York, consisting in part of Gentlemens superne
~ fashionable black Beaver, Moleskin Nutria Brush
y and Russia HATS of the latest fall styles, Also.
Infants Hats with Feathers Youths and Boys Silk Vel
and Cloth CAPS of the richest quality and trimming
The above assortment Of Hats and Caps is go. in
most elegant style aud finish and for richness Of trimming
quality and taste is unrvaled. All Of which offer to
our friends and the public the reasonable TERMS
the Fashionable Hat and Cap Store No 81 Canal street.
New Orleans. Tn30 81 ]. ROBERTSON co.
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TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, BUILDERS.
Carpenters, and all others interested in Building.

10 MEhOdIAN ID FLAN1 bho, bU4LDEtAas
Carpenters, and all others interested in Building
MY p KELSEY & Co. STEAM MANuFAcToRY
w. ST. Pr I'll Street. bef1ecn Julia and Grod sts,
near the Protestant Ctmttrg fully prepared TO
order description OF work used in private
other buildings such
Panel and Store Doors, Mahogany Bausten,
Rolling & Stationary Blinds lAwnig Posts,
Window Sash, Gaps and Bases for Columns
Window and Door Frames, Mahogany, Rosewood and
Mahogany Neweis, Black Walnut NeneeTing
Every description of Circular and other SAVING.
TURNING of all kinds done TO order
BUILDINGS of every description contracted for Sugar
Houses Furnaces, Chimneys and Machinery. wi It'll every
thing appeltaning thereto complete the best and most
approved plan Drafts Of Bud ings and Machinery made
70 Order Stores shelved and Bars fitted up.
All orders address ed as above Hi meet with prompt atten
ton. Those who DESTROYS Of building would do well to
give call.
E1@ Mahogany Cherry. Black Walnut, Cypress and
Eastern White Pine Lumber and Yellow Pine, for buidn
purposes. constantly on hand and for sale o2l I'm
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NO HUMBUG.
UPWARDS of 1000 bottles of DR.. COLEMAN'S
" GONORREA MIXTU RE have been sold during the
past year without complaint in asnge instaBps Over ten
dozen used in our u s. Hospital -. This dcne chal
enges competition both IN the Dolt Of taste an certainty
Of cure where fails the money viii be refunded in every
case ~ Sold BY H. KENNEDY. "a Chartres street, ard
at Dr. A w. COLEMAN'S TONIC RfTTERf DEPOT
~ - II -tNl w
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MANUFACTURERS DEPOT FOR TIE SALE
OF HATS AND CATS,
HAVE hand present. and am eoifsianuy receiving
j from my Mandatory az Newark. = =, a very fse
- LARGE ASSORTMENT Of The above %r4
K ~ named goods comprising every kind. from -
80 common Negro Wool Hat up 70 as hne A1oleskin
- and Beaver as can BE- nanuiacfuTed
f~ As these goods come direct rom my Mandatory.
ebain Them cHKAPER and. consequently, can offer them
ehsaDfr Than anV other house in re city.
JOHN DURBRIDGE,
SIN ed No q Castomhouse street. up starr
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KTsHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing between
the undersigned in the aaei0n and Commission busi-
ness, is THIS DAY dissolved by mutual consent
j. o. PERSON is charged with the settlement OF the
business Of the finn. ]. Q. PERSON.
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~ A. TYLER, 80 CAMP STREET, has now on hand,
IA. and is receiving by every steamer, Gold, ~
Lever, Duplex and Cylinder WATCHES, of all wa
the best makers. AsO-FOb. Vest e "a
- ~ and Guard CHAINS, SEALS. aaAs2
- and KEYS, in great variety Gold Pens,
Pencils. Thmbes, Buckles, &C. Fine Bracelets, Brooches
Necklaces Rings, Silverware Spoons and Forks Ladies'
Castos, Cups Pitchers Trays Plated Casters Tea Sets
Candesticks, Ums rich Fancy Goods, Lubin's fine Per-
fumery-tOgether with great variety of articles too
numeous to mention. AlsO-SPECTACLES with Gold
Silver Shell Steel bowed frames and Glasses of every
knd-Eye Protectors &c, &C., constantly on hand, and
fitted to suit tine eye at short notice. mis-