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Eclipse Course, oarrollton-second pay,


The race yesterday at two mile heats for puIse Of $780,
for which there were three entrees Col Minors colt
TOucher, by Wagner out of Britannia Mr.. Kenners grey
geding Eoas by Grey Msdoe, dam by LeyathaH, and T.
B. Godsbys Oh. FLY by Lsviathan out of Mary Jones'
E0tHs had the call against the field The attendance was
slim and the race fine The first heat plain run-the
colt leading the second and the Alabama mare third
throughout the heat, which by the Wagner colt
easy, in 3491z The colt is untred horse and nothing
was expected from him even by his owner He is well put
up bay about fifteen and thEeequarter hands high with
stout set Of well strung legs beautiful muzze deep chest
and close counter and in better style than his
half brother Verifer After the heat every one was aston
shed and willing lay out largely the colt at two to one
against the field.
At the start in the second heat the made tussle for
The lead but the colt is game, and without effort drew
ahead and led through the mile which was done in
better time than in the previous heat but on entering the
second mile the starboard stnup of the colt gave
way, and nearly threw his rider (Sam Weer the ground
But SAM game his horse. On the instant the colt
burst into fight of speed that bsled Sammy efforts to
check and promised to leave the other two on the wrong
side of the flag The thing was out if Sam did not fall
for at stride he left his competitors farther behind
The grey and the made very handsome run through
tht mile that would have ELECTED much admiration if
eye had not been fastened Sam and the colt
who turned in the home stretch in most furious run
winning the money and the heat in 34 We have never
greater degree of satisfaction manifested by an
dience than SAM awakened by bis cool Workmanship
under the related trying circumstances. We
mary
w. ]. Minors BIC Voucher. by Wagner, out of BH-
D F. Keansts {; Eoas By Grey Medoc. dam By
T. Godsby's cR by INN. Ieviatan. ont Of Mary
Jones, By imp, Barefoot. y. o..........,......3
Time, 3497a-3H.
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Just imported from the England large
Of PERFECT PAPERS, expressly for BLANK BOOKS
The superiority Of English papers well known,
poancs Of having papers Account Books the
peculiar humidity Of our climate.
These papers are Of the same consistency Whatmana cesaied
Drawing Papers, and the description papers used ell Pabe
Offices lincuding the Bank Of Engand Of Great Britain.
portion Of this class Of BLANK BOOKS Nor Ready and
those who want Of IyERY SUPERIOR BLANK BOOKS
invited call and examine them.
The prices vii the usual first class books
Orders received executed after any particular pattern,
and improved BLANK BOOK BiNDERY.
Also imported full supply Moians celebrated INKS COPY
ING PRESSES, and BOOKS
EoRMANs Book and statoners' Establishment
nag 2dpf I6 Camp street
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THE Irish TRIALs.-The conviction of Mr..
Kelvin O'Doherty, one of the proprietors of the
Irish Tribune, is mentioned in letter from Ireland
The jury were out about two hours and half, and
it was thought by many that they would not agree
upon verdict. 1t was rumored that Mr.. Williams,
Mr.. O'Dohsrty's partner, intended to plead guilty,
as the same evidence would be brought against him.
Some eminent lawyers have given as their opinion
that the House of Lords will decide in favor of the
exceptions taken by the convicted prisoners
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-30

OF J. R. Brodhead, Secretary of Legation in
London is writing the History Of New York, and
has nearly ready the first volume, embracing the
Dutch period, between the discovery in 1906 and
the surrender in 1864. Two subsequent volumes
will bring it down to the adoption of the first State
Constitution Of TIT.
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FIRES ON THE CoAsT.-The officers of the
steamboat F. M, Streck, arrived last night from
Donaldsonville, report that the sugar-house, with
about 200 hogsheads of sugar, the property of Mr..
Thomas May, in the Parish of St. John, was yes
terday destroyed by fire. The house was still in
flames when the boat passed.
In the Parish of St. John, frame house belong
ing to Madame MalIacher, containing quantity
Of corn, ETC., was also destroyed by fire.
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PARrsH OF PLAoUEs1NEs. Nov. n. 1873.


yHessrs EditOrs-Up to this time the weather has been
very favorable to the planters of parish The
fOs have had here have caused little injury
to the The produced in general superior
to that of last year. but the does yield much
The crop of this parish win be two thousand hogs
heads below the average Of the last three years.
The Geographic line between New Orleans and the Ba
lie viii be completed in December next
Cranes ducks and snipes very abundant in our
praries.
Your valuable paper much perused by all the Creoes
who read the English is to be hoped that they will
all 60 and subscribe to for next year Yours ETC.,
ONE OF Your SuBsoRTRERs.
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OF The Winyah Is. c. Observer, in allusion
to the approaching session Of the Legislature of
South Carolina, says " We have not the least
doubt that some attempt will be made to bring
about Southern Convention-or make some agi-
tation the subject of the acts and doings of the
last Congress. We hope the older members of the
Legislature will ponder well the consequence of
any excitement at this time, especially on this
subiect.''
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POPULATION OF CINcINNATI.-The Cincinnati
Atlas estimates upon calculation based on cleo
ton statistics) the population of the city, within
the circuit of buildings, to be 1O7 6OO-an increase
Of $4,000 within nine years. The towns of New
port and Covington, claimed as parts of the city,
would give, according to the same calculation, for
Cincinnati and its environs, 120,O 600 inhabitants
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STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoN.-We learn from the
Arkansas Banner Of the 2lst, that the steamboat
Moneda blew up about 10 miles below Little Rock.
The following is a list Of the killed and scaded
Alex. Smith, Mo-, killed; Michael Glenn, Tenn. !;
Sam1 Shark, Van Buren, Co., Ark; Philip o.
Proude. do; John Scott, Harden Co., KY; James
Whitten. Pulaski Co, Ark. scaIded
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o. The Queen and Prince Albert have appeared
in rather characters, as sutors in the Court Of
Chancery, seeking 10 prevent piracy Of their etc-
ings and drawings by one Of the publishers in
Patemoster row. An injunction to restrain the
publication has been granted.
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DIvIDENDs-The Directors Of the Bank Of Au-
gusta tGa-) have declared dividend Of three dol
lars and a half per share, payable on demand.
The New York Floating Dry Dock Company
have declared semi-annual dividend of eight per
cent, out of the earnings Of the Dock for six months
prior to November lst
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powERs.s GREEK SLAVE.

THIS BEAUTIFUL AND FAULTLEss WORK OF AIR
which was originally exhibited in Boston. New York Phlaaph
and Washington, is exhibition At
COOKIES GALLERY. No 10 ST.. CHARLES sTRRE7
The proceeds 10y the munieent donation q ne oEnsF 'A
RoBB ESQ., to be devoted % the Of an Asylum erh
relief If DESTITUTE FEMALES.
Pamphlets descriptive Of the work. % be had q he poe
bookstores and Hotsls-Pnse 10 cents
Price Of TieEsts. 50 Genus Children under 70 yeaTs haqa
Season Tickets, 81.
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OF Gen. Saunders, our Minister at the Court Of
Spain has not yet settled his difficulty with that
government An official communication was re-
ceived on the 28th ult., by the Minister of the
United States, from Senior PidaI, requiring him to
surrender up his footman Ferdinand to the authori
ties. Senior Pidal had previously offered excuses
for the discourteous manner in which the agents Of
the government had acted. He also promised tC
punish the .informer against Ferdinand. Gen
Saunders denies the right of the government to
claim his servant for the military service.
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0s- Herman Melville, author Of Typee . and
I" Omoo," is about putting to press new work,
which, it is expected, from peculiar of inte-
rest, will transcend the unique reputation Of his
former books.
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected dolly for the Crescent b. VINCENT Williams
LAFAYETTE. Nov. %, ls4s-Anived, steamer Kansas,
with IS Calves 50 Hogs and Beeyes We aerour Quota
tions-Beef 5(G51zc. q fb Hogs, 4f043sc. fb Sheep,
s2Os3 D head; Mich Cows. $29f0$35 y head; Hay,
s25GsN ton; Oats s0032 co bnshel Bran, 6O07Oc. y
cwt: Com 55G057c. . busbe Oil Cake q p cwt.
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% Street, the American poet, has in press, in
London to be published by Bentley, epic founded
upon the history of Frontenac. The Syracuse Star
says it will extend to some 5000 lines, and viii fully
sustain the authors high reputation as a poet
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-30

r. TEEEUR's SPECIFIC MIXTURE for the cure Of f;o.or
es, elect Structures and analogous complaints Of The organs
restriction change application % busness
The proprietor challenges single fasacs onor-a 10
Be brought sphieh The HtzlFe H lasis
which generally Many cured IN krss days sod
sasy A. 10 PoFDRAb srgst No 81
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the death of John H. Strong and L. R. Wells,
members of the Arkansas House of Representatives.
Mr.. Strong was from Johnson county, and Mr..
Wells from Fulton county
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ALBANY MUsEUM.-Mrs. Farren appeared at
Albany on the 18th in Lucretia Borgia, part in
which she drew the applause of large audience
She has, throughout her engagement, been greeted
by full houses. Miss Julia Dean is engaged at the
same house
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MILITARY Dictionary. Colonel Gardner, of
Washington, is compiling dictionary of all the
officers of the army Of the United States, who have
served since 1879, Including the provisional army
of President John Adams.
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THREE BOYS AT BIRTH-The wife of Mr.
B. Teddy, of Greene street, Albany, gave birth to
three boys few days ago. The Albany Express
states that mother and children are all living, and
likely to do we'll
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sIeannp d1Hy' 5I0ll' I0II llIF alI [al917as
Ship r B. Wales CT0oker Liverpool, w. H. Dorsey
Ship Windsor Castle Patterson HavIe, T. G. jenkins
SchF Gen. Quitman, Doyle, Mobile, Master
Steamboat Montezums, Kelly. Mobile. Wngate Brennan
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BARK AsHoRE.-Capt. Schander, Of the ship
Albania, arrived here yesterday from New York,
reports an American bark ashore Alligator Reef,
on the 25th inst, with wreckers along side She
had white signal with red border and a name in
it, but he could not make it out She appeared to
have been in that situation but short time. On
the 26th, saw wreck ashore on the Tortugas, dis
masted, but could not make out what it was.
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ELECTION OF BRIGADiER GENERAL-Capt. J..
R. Weaver has been elected Bngadier General of
thesecond brigade, first division S C. Militia.
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STEAMBOAT SoLD.-The steamer c. E. Watkins
was sold a short time since to a company at Padu-
cah Ky, for $4,000. She is to run from Nashville
to St Louis
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o. The Odd Fellows in Philadelphia have pur-
chased lot of ground, containing thirty acres
for 49,, 600, as burial place for their members.
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BANKS ARCADE........ yM4GaZINE street.
THIS Establishment having been leased By the under.
Il signed they have had it Thoroughly renovated O.
and fitted UP, and now prepared to accommodate
city and transient B0ARDERS. The BAR has beenA AsA
supplied with LIQUORS of the best quality, which we
think viii compare avOIaby with any other establishment
in the city. The Rooms comfortably furnished and viii
enable US to give every satisfaction TO BoardeTs
n30H TUFTS & DIGGES.
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ONO LEGIsLATURE.-Th New York Herald
says that the Ohio Legislature stands as follows
Senate-Democrats, 10; wings, IA; free sellers, 4.
House-Democrats, So; wings, %; free soiers, G..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-30

WASHINGTON FIRE COMPANY No 2O.-This ex-
cellent company has received new engine from
Cincinnati, which is quite novelty among our
firemen. The engine is the workmanship of Far
nam & Swift, of Cincinnati, and was invented by
them, for which they took out patent last year.
Nearly her whole structure is different from that of
the engines now in use here. She can only work
by suction, and is constructed with two suction
pipes and an apparatus by which she plays two
streams But it is in the manner Of working her
the great curiosity is. Instead of being worked in
the usual manner, the brakes showed up and down,
they move horizontally, and the men, very comfort
ably seated on the top of the engine work away as
if they were rowing boat We may add by the
way, that the motto inscribed ON the engine is very
appropriately, Pull boys, pull In the centre Of
each brake is a loop to which rope may be at
tached. and thus any number of men, in addition
to those seated by pulling alternately each side,
may assist in working. She has been already tried
several times, and although necessarily somewhat
stiff as yet, performs to the satisfaction of the
company. She throws a stream 40 feet, and is
expected to improve on this. We would say to our
fremen, go and see her; she is worth examining.
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o. The letters by the steamship Cambria were
received at the Postof1iee Yesterday
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Telegraphed to the Daily Crescent. 2


MONTGOMERY. Nov. q, 1s4s.
Governor Chapman has appointed Mr. Fitzpatrick to f
the vacancy the United States Senate Occasioned BY the
death Of Mr. Lewis
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HATS Ann nAps

HATS AND UAPS
A n have Just received ship Vicona from Paris and
w ship Ealena from New York fu assort- -
ment Of HATS and CAPS, from the most cele -
pfated manufacturers Of Paris and New -
81 YORK. consisting in part Of Gentlemens superfns
81 fashionable baek Beaver. MOleskn, Nutyia Brush
and Russia HATS Of the latest fall styles. Also.
lniant4 Hats with Feathers Youths and Boys Silk Vel.
yet and Cloth GAPS. Of the richest quality and trimming
Inc above assortment Of Hats and Caps is got No IN
most elegant style aud finish and for richness Of trimming
qaaalty and taste unnvaied All of which we offer ~
our friends and the public the reasonable tennis AZ
the Fashionable Hat and Cap Store No 81 Canal srasf
New Orleans. [n50 81 }. ROBERTSON & co.
B. F. SMITH & BRooKLEBANK,
DENTAL SURGEONS
NoEsh corner u LAFAYETTE SQUARE and ST CHARLES
aussh n93 i2t
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THE New MARKET ON DRYADEs STREET.--
The new market being erected by our enterPrisng
and estimable fellow-citzen, Mr.. P. Irwin, at the
corner of Dryades and Mepomene streets, is pro-
crossing rapidly and will be completed by the first
Of January next. It will be a neat and substantial
building, and must prove Of great service to the
neighborhood. 1t is one hundred feet long and
fifty feet WIDE In respect to width it is free from
the objection to the Poydras Market, which is ten
feet less, and The side passages of which are en-
tirely TOO narrow. The pillars are iron, the roof
slate, and the whole workmanship bears evidence
of The fidelity with which Mr.. Irwin has perforne
his contract The neighborhood is one Of the most
thriving in the city Dryades street promises to be
one Of the finest in the Second Municipality, and
the population is of that best descrpton-the in
dustral classes Five years ago the ground on
Dryades street, and on the parallel streets back Of
it was nearly all common, but fine rows of dwell
ings and shops have been raised since far as the
Lafayette line, and the mason and carpenter are
still busy at work filing up the squares. Mr..
Irwin by the terms Of his contract with the NUM-
cpaliy, in consideration Of erecting the MARKET is
10 receive its revenues for eight years. As no
doubt there will be considerable competition for the
stalls, we think it would be advisable for those
who wish to rent them to make early application,
else they may lose their chance.
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rs- The friends Of Gen. Taylor in Boston were
taking measures to have ball in Faneuil Hall, on
the eve ling of Tuesday, the 2Sfh inst.
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~ Sixty-one years ago the first white citizen
moved into Ohio
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~ Thanks to the officers of the steamboat Sac
ramento for very late st. Louis papers.
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THE ARMV.-The Pensacola Gazette says that
Eve companies of the 4th regiment of y. S. Ar
tillery have arrived there from Old Point Com
fort, and have taken post at Forts Piekens, Bar
rancas and McRea.
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70 MERCHANTS, BANKERS AND OTHERS

~ Y. B. Palmer is our Agent for the Cities Of Phils
delpha, NewYork, Boston and Baltimore.
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~ Jackson. Fire 90. No. 10. The Officers and
Members q the above Company nesed 70 attend their Regular
Monthly Meeting 10 be held SUNDAY MORNING. December
ls4S 10 O'Clock. Also, Washing, o'clock by order
Fl. A. HENDRIX. Secretary.
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Arrived Yaatarda7:

SchF. Gen. t4uitman, Doyle, Mobile, Master
Steamboat montezums, Kelly. Mobile. Wingae 4 Brenan
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Union Jones l6 days from New York. to 10 Wood
Ship Wadron. Moore. 1s days frOm Boston, to MASTER
Ship Albania schsnder IS days iom New York, to J. w
Bark Gpsy sampson So days from Rio de JaneirO 10 Geo
Green Br0-lst my.
Bark Lucia Field Rich from Bremen. Sept 2Sth 10
Bark Rover Nelson from Rio de JanerO Oct l2th TO s.
NichosOn-lst my.
sOhr Z Eisshsl West, days from ST. Marks to master
Basin.
Jas L Day, Giberon. FIN Mobie-SS bales cotton.
MoEtezuma, Kelly FIN Mobie-34S bales cotton.
DnFoc, Daniels, I'm Poiafe-aa Hache
Fulton, Clark, I'm Shrevepon-2O3 bales cotton.
Luna Fairchid, I'm Bayou Sara-986 bales cotton.
Belle Creole Champomier FIN Bayou SaasQ balls cotton.
Muscle No 2 G~asney, I'm GTeenwood-l46o bales cotton
i. N Sffeck, StFeck, I'm Donadsonvile.
Kansas. Cunningham, FIN st. Louis.
Sacramento, Atkeson, I'm st. Louis.
Towboat Diamond, DAVIS, FIN the Passes.
IOwb0at De Soto, Grant I'm the Passes.
Towboat Alton Whitney, I'm the Passes
BeloE, coming uD-Ship Lucy
Memoranda:
Steamboat Sacramento left ST. Louis on the 10th instant
Reports feet water in the Upper Mississippi and falling
Towboa Diamond towed down and the 18th inst,
ships Venice and Wabash, baks Bachelor and Brunette
sehr. Panama.
Towboa De Soto towed down and to the 18th inst
ship RialtO barks VaencisHa and AlvaTado brig Venus
and schf. Jane.
TowbOat Alton lowed down and to on the oath inst
ships Lehigh and Wiscasset.
PASSENGERS
Ship Albania, from New York MIS-: MoAdams, Capt.
Arnet and lady Mr.. Townsend-125 in the Storage.
Bark Lucia Field, fTem Bremen-l46 IN the steeIage.
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!. 7E'IE1ToAI- TETT BOOKS, ETC.

III $500. I ~ Is can find at the NewOrleans
5as~4s 49, "a u 4feaQNaH. No IA CAMP STREET tbs
TFs9uftF, ls,s. ss'ze5essns n % kinds Of MEDICAL
1pA embraces Epsis IN every hSsnc 81 the HKALING
An. "a oes nAizYslle1 a. cal@pisie LIBRARY for the
na.fS+ q ne pfce they are sold IN
feees ~ eS sag thi|.1alps As tie list is too ex-
ri s.,,s5s' ~ tie attention Of Medi.
49, s9sns re asel71s1 Iels assured fhsf critical Ell
assses f a., As IS ana piees s Elsz satisfaction to al
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OOOl

-. - W wv
SF0T MAJORITY FOR cASS.)
! rtyp :, Pay OUR BETS
n ? ~ ifdE EA.EE ZION is OVER NOW tbo.. ,ba AZ
- SOd1S; P4JyIS. PESTS ete viii r. 10, 9s,5 =
TO- qth over me undersigned has stock of r..
NJ als q JnsL received which he can ~
Dsocss e. Free Soil men being superior IN quality
Black Cloth Dress COATS
Black and c0l0Ted Cloth FROCKa
Satin Valve, fsh sACs and PALETOTS.
snTPe5 black French Doeskin PANTS 'eis Ia9A
UNDERSHlRTs 81 S55fsEMDEBs,
CRAVATsS 90 prSss HAhDkERCHIEFS.
r., 49, -, 80 ANfS, J UMBRELLAS, etc etc.
IK,5S~ e 49, !. -, FRED ANTHON
"A MARAION has removed ia oi#cs - sr S,-.gTrs
: ~ street, one door above PoYpRAs = - "a m
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RAcEs.-To-day the races over the Eclipse
Course will be for an Association purse Of $500, en-
trance 10 per cent, three mile heats Topaz and
Little Mistress are entered, and fine race may
he exneeted
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NAvAL.-The U. S. frigate Constitution, (old
Ironsides,) commanded by Capt. John Gwinn, will
sail from Boston, shortly for the Mediterranean.
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DieI:

At Baton Rouge Nov. a. MARY ANNA, daughter Of Albert
and Margaret Henderson Converse.
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~ Rogers's LiverwoTt and Tar.-We invite the
attention OF such Of readers excellent remedy
for Coughs Colds and Diseases Lungs to he
sement Of this article, the third page Of PAPER n30 I'm
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NOTIQ.

4
TTNHE BAR.ROOM Of the . Crescent CRY HOTEL"
i corner Of Customhouse and Front street win "
he pened THIS DAY Thursday -
- ND November 80, at IL o'clock. A. NJ. Ns.sZ
S--S--A-..hAA~A Splendid LUNCH will be Us
served up BIZ the proprietor Of which the public are espaet
fully invited to partake nselt
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tH The Reader referred the JENNY
ISL Charres n23 2dpIai
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Passengers

Ship Albania, from New York; MIS-, MoAdams, Capt
Arnet and lady, Mr.. Townsend-l25 in the Storage.
Bark Lucia Field, frem Bremen-l46 in the steerage.
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PORT or NEW ORLEANS
cleared Yesterday !:

LarrrUpr. q $50 N.-LoNelrUDx. 90 Win Time, 6h
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HAT AND oAP sToRE.

ENTLEMENy GENERAL FURNISHING
NJ 6IQREThe subscriber respectfully calls the attention
of ne Rq % bis beeutlu stock Of articles for GENTLE
MEMS WEAR VIZ Shirts, UndershiFts. Drawers, era
Pocket andkerchiefs Gloves SuspendeFs Socks etc
49, ssf have been selected with great care BY an
RsAsAsAA buyer he North and will be sold quite cbeap
= y AAl slQse &c city The stock Of Shirts cempriss
ey had 44ite1. and ut prices from fifty cents 70
FF.ft.r IL H.