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FASHIONABLE STORE.
JOHN DUCOURNAU, Merchant Tailor,

Corner of ST. Charles and Common Streets
AS the honor Of informing his customers and the public
generally that he has just received BY the latest ava
from France, the best and most superior assorment of
WINTER GOODS, for Gentlemen's use He has opened
the balance OF his stock received BY shin Anna from Havre
READY MADE CLOTHlNG
Superior Black Cloth Dress Goats Do do Frock Goats
beayer and flot Cloth Ovecoats of every color Blue Cloth
Cioaks, English Mackntosh Vests of every description
VIZ Black Silk plain, striped, and foweTed Black Satin
do Auagonase Fancy Cashmere sand.up collar double
breasted and DOFsay style Black Cashmere, embroidered
Rich Velvet Vests different styles
CLOTHS FOR COATS.
superior Black Cloth Superior extra fine do; Superior
Invisible Green do; Superior Brown Rachel do Superior
ogado do Superior Emeande do; Superior SKY Blue do
superior Lord Grey do Superior Olive do Superior Lamar
1ne DO Green PecheuT do Ourika, Beaver and Pilot
CASHMERE FOR PANTALoSNs.
Black Plain Superior CessimeFe Do Checked Cashmere.
DO Striped Cashmere Great Narety Of Fancy Cashuees
of every description.
VESTINGS
Black Satin and Black Silk plain and f0urad RI.ok
ArragOnaise Cashmere White Satin White MarseiIiez e6l
brodered new style Rich assortment of Velvet every les
crpon lined with gold and silver for parties and Syeddnes
Great vaety OF Fine Linen Shifts Corset Draers Cotton
and Nooen Undershits, Suspenders Scars Csafs bscI
and fancy coioTs Jouvin's Gloves all eolors - ~
ED The above articles of the best manufsctnrs of
france 1enfemen who favored him with oriare ,pben
sapg i0F France respectfully notified that hev bave
Deen executed, and ready 70 be delivered IN or
5,s, JOHN DUCOURNAU
dI5 I'm corner Of st. Charles and Common streets
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CoAsT SURVEY. The U. S. surveying schr.
George M. Bache, A. s. Hussey, master, arrived at
the Southwest Pass on the 9th inst, from Washing.
ton, bound fer Galveston, Texas.
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FATAL MIsTAKE.-Mrs Nixon, of Medina, New
York, while riding, called at an apothecarys shop
for morphine to relieve toothache; the boy in at
tendance gave her strychine, which caused her
death Immediately
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THE BosToN BEE.-Mr. B. p Poore has as
sumed the editorial charge of that excellent paper
the Boston Bee. He is gentleman of tact, ability,
and experience, and under his care we doubt not
the Bee will flourish as usual
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TEN DOLLAR BETS
ENHOSE Gehtomeu " b. have BET Ten Dollar Hats In
Il are informed that THE HATS are now Tsady t
~ D'ARoY's. / Chayues stfsss.
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o. The steamer Gondolier, lately sunk by col
llsion, below ST. Louis, was laden principally with
Plttsburg goods, owned by Mr.. Darrow and others,
Of the latter place and insured for SI2OO0.
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Gs- There were 129 deaths in PhiladeIp Ipha week
before last-adults 60, minors 66. By consumption
l6, smallpox IA, apoplexy 5, still born 7. Deaths
in Boston same week. n.
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U. S. INFANTRY. = The New Orleans, Capt.
Aud, and the Telegraph, Capt Folger, left yester-
day morning for Port Lavaca, with the Sth regiment
of Infantry, under command of Maj. p Morrison.
From Port Lavaca the Telegraph will sail for
BraZos St Iagn
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0s- We invite the attention of those desirous of
studying languages to the advertisement of j. H.
Bechtel & Co., in another column. Their assort-
ment of works in this department of literature is
very extensive and those desirous of making good
selection cannot do better than to give them call
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LArrrrDu. p $40 N.-LoEerruDr. 90 Win Time 81.

Cleared Yesterday:
Shin Herbert HaIlett Liverpool J; II. Ashbndge
Shin Amelia. Henderson, tslasgOW1 j. T. w htneE y 20
ehjp Union Jones New York ]. O. Woodrnff Co
Bark g Coey Smith. Norfolk, City Point and Redmond,
D Wills & Rawlius
pavk 81 MARY Collins New York w. e. Simmons
BsTk Ph9nx Boush. Baltimore, j. II. Ashbndge
RTig Coral Hill Boston Chas. Deake & Co
Bre Prince Ne Joinvile Gardner, Havana Jno Alexander
Brig Penguin (BK) Dill Hamilton, Bermuda.
VIM. Burgess Co
eebr Maria Johnson Pensacola JnO. Hurley
BchT Soghia. r iyor. Sabine, Texas, Master
Schr Uncle Bill Miller, Corpus Christi, R. ID. Bossman
Schr Vister, Bisbee, Rio GTaRde. Master
Steamboat Alhambra Bncke Cincinnati, Hyde& Ogesby
Steamboat Mobile Sutton Mobile Master
The daily crescent., 1848-12-13

Gs- The Hartford Whig styles the Governors
proclamation for Thanksgiving Z" the death war
rant of the turkeys"
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TeIegraphed 10 Dc . DaiIy crescent. !.
First Diapafch.


BALTIMORE, Dee. 7-At New York to-day the
sales of cotton amounted to twenty-five hundred
bales, at six cents for middng and seven for good
fair The market is rmer. Rice is unchanged.
Second Dispatch.
BALTIMORE, Dec. -Four new cases OF cholera
have appeared among the attendants at the quaran-
tine ground, New York; three terminated fatally.
The citizens are much alarmed. No doubt OF the
cholera being there, now exists Cotton is firm.
Flour declined sixpencs-wheat and corn declined
two to three cents at all markets-Britannia. %
Congress has adjourned till tomorrow on account
of the death of Dixon H. Lewis
Third Dispatch
BALTIMORE, Dec. s. Seven more cases of
cholera have appeared at New York; six at quar-
antine, and one in the city -Four terminated fatally.
Upland cotton is firm. Breadstuffs dull-grain
seventy provisions frm-groceries quiet.
-e>0
YIRG1NIA.-The Legislature of this State met
ard was organized at Richmond on the 4th inst.
Edward P. Scott, from the Greenville District, was
unanimously reelected Speaker of the Senate, and
Henry L. Hopkins, of Powhatan, Speaker of the
House. The message of the Governor was sent in
on the same day. It's document of great length,
and reviews the affairs Of the State al length. 1t
appears that the amount of money on hand in the
treasury, on LIST Oct, 184S, was $1O4,257 37 The
Governor gives flattering picture of the affairs of
the State he says that within the past year the rev.
enue has increased five per cent, not by an increase
in the rate of taxation, but by an augmentation of
general wealth and inhabitants. Under the acts of
the last two sessions, about $1,5OO,OOO will be
required for internal improvements during lS4950.
OF this, the Governor recommends that part should
be raised by taxation and the sale of bank stock,
and the residue by loans. He also advises that
Convention be called for the revision of the Con-
sttution and also recommends that the free negroes
be sent out Of the State. On the subject of the
Wilmot Proyiso, he expresses himself very strongly,
and fears a dissolution of the Union as a conse-
quence of its passage. He approves of the Mexi-
can War, and the policy of the Administration
generally.
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% Mr.. Macready has it in contemplation TO take
up his residence in this country, and reside perma
nently in Boston or Cambridge.
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Spoken

By the ship EnphFasia Capt Bunton on the ls inst in
lat $40 38 long $50 0g ship Goodwin Capt Kennard Isl
days from Calcutta bound Boston, short of provisions
and supplied her-all well
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% disastrous fire was raging in the village of
Hicksford, Va, on the night of the 25th ult, when
the southern train from the South passed through
The daily crescent., 1848-12-13

POPE Plus TX. In response to the address of
sympathy sent by the citizens of New York to the
Pope, he has forwarded, through Mons. Vattemare,
series Of medals to the authorities of that city,
two Of gold, two of silver and two of bronze.
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Memoranda.

Towboat ConquerOr towed down and to the 9Th
Inst shins ST. Petersburg Rowland and Lord Seaton.
schr. HopeweIl Capt morton. from Boston, bound to
Aakapas put into this port yesterday in distress for repairs
and is at Agies.
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INSTRUCTION BOOKS:
For the Study Of The FRENCH, SPANISH, GERMAN
and ITALIAN Languages.
j. TEL. BECHTEL & co.

NO. 10 CAMP ST.,
Would respectfully invite those derous Of learning the above
guages call and examine their valuable assortment Excel
lent Works, among which will be found
OLLEND0RFF'S FRENCH, GERMAN, SPANISH and TTAL-
IAN GRAMMARS the best extant embracing Of Pro-
gressive Exercises, with Keys q the same.
BOLMARS COURSE OF FRENCH; consisting Of Improved
Edition Of eyzac's Grammar, PerTin Fables Teleaque
Phrases md VERBS
CUBI'S SPANISH GRAMMAR and TRANSLATOR.
COLLOT'S FRENCH COURSE; embracing Grammar Pro-
nOuncing Reader, Dialogues, Phra es, etc.
PICOTfS COMPLETE COURSE OF FRENCH parts.
NEWMAN and BARETTlS SPANISH DICTIONARY either
large form, 2 vols. octavo, pocket edition.
MEADOWS'S NuGENTS, BOYER'S and SURENNE'S
FRENCH DICTIONARIES.
PlZARRO'S SPANISH DIALOGUES, pocket edition.
Adick French Elements des Enfans; Washington
Charles XII Histor Etats UnIs Poneys Syabaire
and Chapsal Gammars Manesc as French Course,
tB Teachers and Schools supplied liberal d3
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powrRs,s cRnnK SLAVE.

THIS BEAUTIFUL AND FAULTLEss WORK OF AIT.
which originally exhibited Boston, New York Phleds
and Washington, exhibition at
COOKIES GALLERY, No. 1s sr. CHARnrs saD,v..
The proceeds by the mundcent donation owner JAMES
RoBB, Eq be devoted formation Of an Asylum IA ~
relief Of DESTITUTE FEMALES.
Pamphlets, descriptive Of the work. to be had at the D,r A. M
Bookstores and Hotels-Pgice, lG cents.
Price e Tickets, 50 CENTS Children under l2 years. hafpce
Season Tickets, 81.
Hours Of Exhibition. from A. NJ. tOioPM psss
NEW ORLEANS sTATIoNERs' WAREHOUSE.
Domestic and Foreign Stationery.
j. B. STEEL, IA CamD ST..
Respectfully begs leave inform numerous customers in
and country thst he receiving very large and
sornent Of all kinds Of BLANK BOOKS, PAPER and STATION
ERY and would call the attention merha Is and desr tt th
following list Of articles, which he offers at the lowest cash
BLANK BOOKS
Ledgers, Journals Day Books, Invoice Books; Order
Cash. Letter Sales and Receipt Books also Bank Memorandum
Copy Pass, Bills Ladng and Bills Exchange Books In
dexes, Pocket Ledgers etc.
WRITING AND LETTER PAPERS
Imperial superrcya Medium Denny Folio Post Fooseap Pa
per- White and Blue, Hotpressed Pn English French and
American Packet Post and Letter Papers, thin Best
laid Record Paper. All the above ruled or plain.
SEALING-WAX
Royal Victoria Irish Harp fine Scarlet Back Fancy aud
Pertumed ld-spangled and Bronze sealing-Wax
WATERS
Best English Scarlet Red Noan and Transparent Waters Of ali
sizes.
Maynard & Noyess Black Ink; Anold'a English and German ~
ing Ink stephenss Unchangeahle Light Blue Fluid and his
Brilliant Red; best French Carmine Ink.
NK-sTANDs.~
Cut GLASS; Fancy Agate Patent India Rubber Screw Bronze Po
Cork and Pewter Ink Stands Of all kinds
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Very thin French Letter Paper. Marble Paper
Patent Letter Balances mathematical Instruments.
Transparent Note Waters. Ackennais Newmans best
Letter Files with Clasps. French Water Cologs
Zebra Twine Rodgerss Cutlery Pocke, and
Twine Reels. [rious sizes. Desk.
Metallic Memorandum Books Check and Bank Note Scissor.
Ivory Tablets. [Post Log Paper.
Fine laid Packet and Commercial Hair Pencils.
Lace Visiting Cards. Gard and Pen Racks.
Perforated Boards, different coloru. Bosing PAPER
Ink Trays Portfolios.
Brass Protraetors Backgammon Boards.
Colored Crayons. Playing Cards.
Book States. Iting Inks Chess Boards
ArnOd's Steel Pen wri- Chess Men.
Monthly Calendars. Dominoes and Dice.
Silver Snake Pen-Holders. Surveyors Compasses.
Cocoa, Wood and Tin Boxes Scotch Pen-Knle Hone
Ivory, Bone and Wood Pounce do. Indelbe Ink.
Japanned Paper Cutters. Note Paper
Twine, ass'ed sizes and qualities oanented Note Envelopes
Everponted Silver Pencil French English American
Points for do. Carla ETC. etc.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
large supply all kinds general USE selected great care By
the subscriber personally assisted by the judgment
the most eminent Professors and Teachers
E Committees Teachers Dealers all who buy to sell again.
supplied the iowest possible prices the NEW ORLEANS
sTATIoNERs' WAREHOUSE.
dn 2weod2dp&stw ]. B. STEEL, L 4 Camp ST.
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SHEEPIsH.-It is well known that Prince Ester
hazy, of Hungary, is an immense landed proprietor
Upon one occasion, in conversation with British
lordling, whilst looking on a splendid field where
the sheep were grazing, the lordly Briton twirled
his whiskers and pointing to his pastures said, in
feminine voice, What lovely prospect There,
my Lord, are fUe thousand sheep in one flock! Is
not the sight beautiful one % Esterhazy having
adjusted his diamond brooch, worth only $500 OOO)
replied, g Yes, my dear friend, but have fUe
thousand shepherds -
This anecdote puts us in mind of something that
occurred yesterday at the " Phoenix House" Two
young gentlemen, in blanket-coats, and in the
states of ntoxicaton and Louisiana, were standing
at the bar:
BILL said one in an emphatic tone, 'f why is
this ere house at luncht like Prince Esterhazys
estates in Hung'ry?''
Well, gives it up-aud if l do MT you can
drop me, as the curtain said to the scene-shifter
when a bad play was performed. What's the
reason !''
Cause people flock in thick as sheep, and is
got Shepherd to attend on 'em''
" Not as knol0s on" replied the other; but two
milk-punches were drunk with due solemnity.
The daily crescent., 1848-12-13

Lsiona Gillet I'm shreyepor-91O bales cotton
Belle Creole ChampOmeT, fm Bayou Sara22 bales cotton.
Luna FsiFchild, I'm Bayou Ssra-l98 bales cotton.
lu ia. H'nkey, I'm Attskapss40 baes cotton
CalIoFn "a, Re noids. I'm Mobile-l65 bales cotton.
Mobile, Sntton, I'm AI0biie-330 bales cotton.
Eliska- Laniry fn Baton Rouge.
Albaif0ss Robertson, I'm Cincinnati.
Ben Adams. Hunt fin Tiiat0ba. Ms1003 bales cotton.
Old Hickory. No thOm. fm Nashylle-4l bales cotton.
Edward Bates Johnson, I'm ~. Louis.
TOWboat ConqueTOr. HeatOn, I'm the Passes
T0wbOat Tennesseean. Thompson. I'm the Passes.
TOwboaf Shark, Pinnegar fm the Passes
TOwboat Annawan, Davis, FIN the Passes.
The daily crescent., 1848-12-13


Miss MARIETTA SMITH.-Quite an excitement
was caused, few nights since, (says the N. Y.
Herald of the 4th) in consequence of the supposed
discovery of this young lady. One answering her
description in every particular, called at house of
doubtful character in Mercer street, and sought
board. The mistress of the house Immediately
informed several persons that girl of the descrip-
ton of Miss S. had called at her house for board,
and that she would be there the following evening
At the appointed time several persons interested in
her discovery repaired to the place designated but,
to their disappointment, she did not make her ap-
pearanee. They then went to several other houses
of like character, every one of which they heard
of the supposed Miss Smith, but sire could not be
found. At late hour they gave up the search for
the night, with determination to prosecute their
efforts until she was found The following night
the search was recommended, and at a late hour
the object was found at a house in Houston street.
So perfectly did she answer the description that
but for acquaintance of the lost Miss Smith who
was present, she would have been taken to the
house OF her disconsolate parents The girl proved
to be case similar to the one they sought. She
was very much frightened, supposing that she had
been discovered by her parents, and that the Off
GERS of the law were about to restore her to them
She stated that she was from Connecticut, and had
been sedu,ed from the house of her parents but
short time. That since she came to the city she
discovered her paramour to he married man but
as he had promised to supp rt her, she would
remain in the city. Upon einy asked if she would
not like to to the house of her parents, she
replied that she would rather die. She refused to
give her proper name, or the location of her home
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Arrived Yesterday:

T. s. Mail Steamship Falcon. Thompson, from New York
lst inst, via Charleston, Savannah and Havana 9th,
70 Paradise, Saffanans CO.-Lalayette.
Ship Maid Of Orleans Dennis, f New York II days, TO a.
Cohn-lst my
Ship Enphrasa. BuntOn IA days from Boston master
Cd my.
Ship oozimba (Ttaan) Pofama, 80 days from Bordeaux
LOngis-lst my.
Ship Oregon, r) Evans So DAYS from Bangor Wales, to
masteF-3d my.
Ship Howard Wise 10 days from kingston ia in ballast
Ship L. Fol Ff] Hubert AZ days from Havre to master
lst my.
Bark Harriet and Martha Leslie days from Charleston to
:. l.. & e. L. Levy-2d my.
Bark uaca, Emery IS days from Belfast, Me-, to
% MY.
Bhg Boston Tony, II days from Thomaston TO
I'd my.
sohr Plante Lawles days from Grand Gallon, to mas
ter-lst nv.
schr Honeweli, Morton, p days from Boston to master
sch Tom Hicks Ksefer days from Attakapas 10 master
Isf frnv
The daily crescent., 1848-12-13

NOTICE.
a sORkEI HORSE. with new Mexican. Saddle on,
on canal street where he tied on Friday last a
ne dore having been recovered without ths&[2-
reeae very liberal reward will be given for the delivery
os t5e SADDLE at the New Basin Exchange-the house
oI UT Charles Meyers. dig Be
INFORMATION WANTED,
A hFJAMES II. GRfFFON late private in Cspfain
- - @lenn Company 3. lst Regiment Louisiana Vouu-
lee commanded BY Col Walton who enlisted on or ahouf
the 9Th Of Nav, 1s46 Should this his eve be viii hear
oil something to his advantage, by calling the office OF
dl2 ST. Charles. one door above Poydrss street
Il sAL0MAN. Gsutemen's C5eNeraT E5r-1;s5;.,
n Store: No. 70 ST. CHARLES sTRKRT Every yaristv
Of articles for GenfemeR's use NO
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sPLENpTp ANNUALs OF THE SEASON 1910.

The elegant, ILLUSTRATED WORKS. got up with surpass-
ing skill and beauty expressly for the approaching hoydays
Alsos splendid Of Bibles PRAYER BOOKS etc.
together with choice collection Of and beautiful goo
rably adapted for pres
JUVENILE ANNALS, BOOKS. great variety,
Call Orleans Satoners' Warehouse ID Camp Al
d9 e2dp&Wd j. b. STEEL,
The daily crescent., 1848-12-13

"A ~ NewOrlean Mechanics, society-An
~ Extra Meeting Of this Society viii be held
NV the new Commercial Exchange, THIS EVENING We'd
" nesay 18Th inst, at half past o'clock .Punctu attend
ance ,; particularly requested business Of much i'm
dla J. P. CLoHEcY, Secretary.
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~ The attention of Females is particularly directed
s2 Hevia street AZ 9dnff
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

VNyHILE going mp MagHzine street on Sunday thr 0th
w inst, in charge of the Hose Carriage Of N zEs
Pn0.ectOu Hose Company, 70 the Ere on Con HSSs
stance street, handed my coat o a c0 nTed hov
70 cary, whn. ppfhapa. nOt being able 10 find 5
me asrwa ds has not etunedh IT, In of the pockets of
the Goa, sundry due bills and notes. amounting al
20 about SS4psyment Of which has been ssopped-as well
aS tny other papeu and d0en ren Of value 10 sny
person hut the In addition to the and papers
thera in the Pocket book twenysx tickets for the Ba
about 10 he given bg the Compenysix tickets which
EsFs e1dor ed b. the nnde signed Also Check Of the
CcmpanV FOR S21 in fayar If -- Jones, mnchnist
The above reward viii be psd ar person returning the
Soa ana ksbook. with is contents foFsuch inorma-
hoa a. viii lead 70 thsiT recovery.
The daily crescent., 1848-12-13

TIE M Beaer is referred advertisement Of JENNY
II A Sl.Oss On the third page by J. WRIGHT co.
~ CnaIlTes street n2a 2.lnllnI
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SANDS'S CLOTHING EMPORIUM.

EXTRA PAY.
THE undersigned is fully PREPARED execute all papers
necsss ay % procure THREE MONTHS "
M EXTRA PAY, and collect BACK PAY ~
" and EXTRA PAY due the heirs Of deceased ,s95zasA
Ohcen and soldiers who served in the late war n ~
with Mexico. Office in New Commercial Exchange TecfIy
~ MAJOR Dashells office. VIM. MONAGHAN
2lm' Late Capt Co. P. 5th Regt La. Volunteers.
EyDWIs c. LECKIE. .4TT0RNEY AND CoU.N
~ SEEsLOR at LAM. o5 ST. CHARLES sTERET
Any claims entute to him for collection settlement in
the Parishes Of Rapdes Avoyeles Catahoula, viii be
promptly attended 10
REFER ro-Cien. Jos. Walker. VIM Dunbar and w R.
Leekle. New Oteans. l26mdEW w
LARoRERs WANTED.
NANFED-rEN NEGRO MEN. 70 work in Ware.
~ house EMERSON, T0BRNE & co.
aH 15s Tohoupitouas
FOR SALE OHEAP.
OYSTER SHOP, with all the fxtures--beine one
~ OF the best LOG stons in the city sold on acconnf -
O The departure OF the owner. II will be sod an fhe al
most Ieasona5e terms. Apply on the premises $50 A
TCHO OPITOULs4S street. dis 3ts
DENTAL NOTICE.
FAR; PEARSON informs his patients -
- that he can be found daily al his Office =
from =. NJ. to P. \. Dr.. Pearson u 49,
many Improvements in Dental Surgery are III fYY
TO well know and appreciated 70 require enumerstrr
bs bLOCh EEFH are particularly worthy the atfapt N
Of those Feqnag artificial ones His prices are graded 10
sun the ccum'tances Of all. Office 81 his residence m
FoaRs Street. Canal a92D r.
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- Richelieu Diamord-Pointed Gold Pens
Inc superiority Of these PENS and the fair upon which
so have established for them reputation than any oer
zen made u the points Of RfCHELIEU
Purchaser u 10 any dssstis6e Pen VIII invariably e
given place. iusung the buyer against the ro ana
expense incurred BY the purchase q inferior Price ong
81 50 each, with Silver Pencil included. -
A Large Assortment Of GOLD PEN CASES and every
Of GOLD PENS. ON 81 90 each and upp7arts = sfH
A liberal discount o Wholesale Purchaser
The Richeleu obtained ID tbs ritv r
= T. T. GUION,
The daily crescent., 1848-12-13

He
best IN his profession United States All that stand
N need would do well to him CALL at IS Customhouss
sIfsf- uI5
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-19
1tnfere Wbiaacietaebuna.

llniere 9eprieieue Miggefesgebuus bat bis
jest rcd nidts pcn ireeno einem 8elan9 9es
than sic miro audi tpabrltheinIid, nidt
eber etinas 9tamhaftes leiiten, als bis ale
Shwieri9feiten inter oielen lclbitIiibttgen
Gjelesmahern ourt, ihre udthlithcn 3ulams
nenf'lnftc 9clhlidtet iInc. gis cahin milf
len mir ithcn 3ufrieccn iein, ,penn bas @erf
nur NIT cer Shnedenpolf pcr,pdrts Ibreitet.
- Gas &isles ;a tbun it. it tpabr, aber
etfnic ipahr 1T es audi, ca6 9lQes Ibcn felt
Smei 9Scten 9ethan iein frnute, wcnn Die
@eit,dfte I'm Staatshaus CUR Ta9es;ett ges
bcrlg 9eletet witroen alletn ltatt belIen iper-
ben ile In Ger 0uufclbtit Ger 9iad,t in einem
3immer ces oierten Stcdes ces lrsenaunten
,Su feYe Slrfs" certaneelt
0crt bait cine Wchrbeit Der Whia9clet9ez
Der 3nldmmentllufte, oprt miro iiter @e(eBe
uuo WaaSre9eln perhancelt, ebe mon nod,
Ieine SDlbe raocn III rer Stnatshalle aebGrt
bat. Orrt ffrettet man iId, itber bic Seute,
bic mani tem armen, perhesten Bclfe at,uias
jgen 9eoenft, iber Die Staotseintbeilune u.I
uno miro bitter, perionlih uno beftig.
Sts jcst pailrten RIOS icld,e @eIebe, bic
MIR fltr eelpille Sertlibfeten bon SntereiIe
letn fonnen. QSenn Maasregcln BON aases
meinem Sntere6e pcraeFhla9cn percen, iibcr,
ste5t man iclt,e Der Tinanss@cmmittee Cccer
fpie ile Nr. 9ttmelin nennt, Sdmus9s @cn,s
mtttee), unb ciele fitbrt fle Damn in bic nGctts
lihen Seriammluu9en, no Te unterludt uno
beieiti9t ,perben.
Gie oemrfratifhen Mitslieber Der @efeBs
|gebuns Ino in Der Minoerbeit, cb9leidb bic
Mehrbeit bes Sclfes nit ibuen 1T. Giele
mii6en eben abtparten, Bis es ben Oerren
Whigs 9efdllig 1T, @eihdfte su tbun.