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NEW BOOKS.-Lifo OF the ChcvaIicr Baynrd, by
IN w. G.. Simms History of the Mexican War, its origin,
and detailed account OF its victories, by Edward Mans
eId Estess Defence of Slavery as exists in the United
States Ernest Ceencoau, British Philanthropy Illus
traed, tale Of Guadeoupe in 1888, translated from the
French of Soulie by lady Of Charcston Appeton's Lii
brary Manual catalogue aisonne of twelve thousand Of
the most important works in every department of knowl
edge Agnes Sckand's Lives OF the Queens of England
eleventh volume Life of Henry the Fourth, by G. z. r.
James; The Prose Writers Of Germany translated by
Hedge; Stevens's History of Georgia, volumes Military
scripts together with the History OF the Campaign OF 1872
and the surrender Of Detroit BY his grandson volume
The Conquest of California and New Mexico 1886 S47
by J. M. Cu,ts Our Army Monterey, by r B. Thorpe
Ida Norman, Trials and their Uses, by Mrs Lincoln
Phelps. Just received by
February 10 +. TAYLOR.
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The MuSenHn OF Fashion, Fancy, md Curiosity.
THE subscriber invites all those in Of rich and beau
tiu articles in his ne call his old established
store, where they will be find something please
them, antigua rims in particular.
His stock of watches of the choicest kind those
recommended from the uactory of Joseph Johnson.
20 Church street, Liver together with many others of
like celebrity.
The jewelry consists of London and Paris manufacture,
well home fashion and fancy All articles in his
ine which very umerous, will lie sold at New York,
Philadelp hia, and Baltimore prices
Dec "a ROBERT KEYWORTH.
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NEW YORK, July d. 1916.
Dr. TowSsEsp Dear My wife has been afflicted with
OF the heart and with terrible rupture for fifteen
The the she has troubled with
breath and fueng of the heart which has been dis
frequently unable to bed
large She tried almost
such with but little benefit When had three
bottles excellent she entirely
the heart and the rupture has almost entirely disapead
She has had the dropsy and much swollen
had idea that she could be benefited comp
of diseases But thas appear relieved
her of the dropsy that this
appear almost like fiction but is nevertheless sober reality
sarsapara certainly valuable medicine and should be
used by that suffering have been any dste
eve this account they liberty call house and have
ocular demonstration. Yours, respectfully.
WILLIAM TOWSER, I James street
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DYSPEPSIA.
No fluid madeline has been discovered which so
nearly resembles the gastric juice saliva In accompanying
food and strengthening the OF digestion, this
preparation of sarsaparIla positively every
OF dyspepsia, however severe or chronic.
BsSx DEPARTMENT, Albany, May 10, Ie45.
Dr TowSrSD: srR; have been afflicted Tor years
with dyspepsia in ITS attended with
stomach loss appetite extreme heartburn and
all kinds of food and for weeks what could have
able to retain but small portion tried the usual
remedies but they had little removing
was induced about two months to try extract
sapara and must with little confidence but after using
nearly two bottles found the
entirely removed and would recommend the OF II
to those who have been afflicted Al have been.
Yours, &c. W w. VAN ZANDT.
N. 3 Purchase none but such a. have wrappers that
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
WORTHINGTON q. SNETHEN,
.AkkOr1aku and G01e4ee(IOr.0f.L unn.

WASHINGTON ID. Co.
DRACTISES in the Supreme Court of the United Sseie
and in the several courts of the District of Colubis
and prosecutes all manner of claims against the Unite
States, either before Congress the different department
OF the government
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LAND FOR SALE.

IHE subscriber has several hundred of land in the
l. county Of Washington, which he will dispose of upon
rea sonabe terms, and in quantities purchasers
lies between the Washington and Rockville turnpike road
and Rock Creek and upon both sides of the Pney Branch
road Much OF this land is heavily timbecd and there
are many beautiful sites for houses 1t also embraces
valuable waterfall upon Rock Creek. suitable for mil
or for factory Apply the subscriber the land,
April lS-eodim ABNER C. PIERCE
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SAMUEL HANNAY, Secretary.
CHARLES De SELDNG, No. IL Todd's Buildings, Penn.
avenue, Was hington, ID. c., agent
w. r. JOHNSTON, M d., 7th street, opposite City Post
Office, physician.
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles, and operations
of the company, be obtained application at the
agents office Feb %
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ADJUSTMENTS.


H. P. GRATTAN Stage Manager
w The Manager has the that Major General
ZACHARY TAYLOR w4l sisii Theatre This Evening
Second night of Guy MANNER Nc First night of Nj Il. P
Grattan's Romantic Drama Of THE CORSAIR'S BRIDE.
FNHIs EVENING Friday, December sis-The performance
will with the celebrated OPERATE Drama UY
MANNERING- Manneiiag, Mr.. Brougl Henry Bertram
Manver Dominic Sa1npson, Mr.. Spear; Dante Dum0n,
M Charles Dirk Hasraiek, Mr.. WAR Baie Mueklethrii
Mr. Criersoh Gilbert Gossin, Mr. Greene; Gabriel Grosve
nor Sebastian, Nj. Keller Franco Mss LaFores Farmer, Mr.
6rsvenor Srg1n Mr.. Thompson Julia Mannering Miss E.
Brisnii Lucy Be,tran Miss E. Petre Mrs MeCaaaisl Mrs
Rowe MEG Me7ri Mrs. J. Greene; Flora, Mrs Johnston
Gypsy Girl Miss Kiag. PAS sEDL BY Miss j. LaFcrsst
PAS COMlQE, by Mr.. Thompson. To conclude with first
time in his ryj Romantic Drama, in called TIE
CORSAIR'S BRIDE-Written by Mr.. H. P. Grattan Mem
Der of he London Authors Socety.l Alcouz Mr.
Charles Zaudi Mr. Kingsley; Sazau, Mr. Spear Beppo Mr.
Keller AL Elaan, Mr.. Rynaf Badour, Mr. GEerson Hinda
Mrs Coleman Pope; Zeda Bliss z Petdei lrene Mss JACKSON
Aehmet, Miss Bowen. During the Drama, Characteristic
Dance (arrsngd by Mr. Thampson by the characters and
Combat by Charles Kingsley, Byuar and G1eIson
under the control Of MI s. l. beeinai
Prices Circle rs Parquette Second and
Third Tiers cents Coored Boxes so Gallery % cents
Private Boxes and Seats may BE- secured at the pc
10 A. NJ and ?. NJ, by applying to Geo. o.
Stanley Treasurer.
Doors quareTbefore 4 Performance VIII
q quarter past preciselv. u
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.


n Gen. ZACHARY TAYLOR, President Elect OF the United
States will attend the Theatre This Evening, by invitation
night of the present engagement Of Mr. g. VANDESHoFF
TElHIS EVENING, Friday Dec. i lsl5-WiA be acted, TIE
A. SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL Charles Suffice, Mr., vandenh9n
Joseph Surface Morton: Sir Peter Teaze Mr. Chppendae
Iady Teazle Mrs. Melinda Jones 49,. GRAND MILITARY
OVERTURE TO conclude with LADIES BEWARE-Co.
Vavasour, Mr. Fuller: Matilda, Mrs. Stuart.
tE- Saturday, BENEFIT Of Mr. 6. NANDENHOfF.
s Doors open past and Curtain O'Clock
r. Tickets places may had application to Mr. j. r
BAILY between of 10 and o'clock every day. dl
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BLANK BOOKS!
AND
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN STATIONERY :!
DAVID FELT & co.


SIAIIONERS' HALL,
"a CHARTRES STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
1o1 Pearl Street. and so Wall Street New York
Have facilities for Manufacturing and Importing all articles apper
tanning their business which are uneqad and enable them to
sell lower prices than have prevailed Merchants Bankers
and the Trade generally are invited examine the stock on hand
which additions daily made om the msnutscoy o the subsc
ber from which BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY are now
turned OUT OIL Oele anu AZ less COST @ nave oeeh plouucea
by any other establishment m tnis country Merchants Bankers
'a le business ~ ~ Tela : '' u
Leogefs' OoPy"s BOOKS
Journals pn@ s..,. o0 @yoe-. rlS,sss p,,,
a,ot.rs Ivorr Fapiar.
CIR poot. c5o.k RoaLs
- 1T. vv.i,i,,, pa-.,.
pn, p. af'''
Rsosinl Boot. irvine. assorted
Crtlsrv Load Pencils
t,L s,,,5. ...,rts5 Re1 r.ns
~ D..
sIn
Portfolios Steel Pens
sall DoAeS'
Waller Cups Qum%
Envelope Paper "aisis'
blotung Faper Seenns WAX
DIARIES r'o . "sieis
Shipping Receipts NotaTial Seal Papers,
Letter Books, Back INK
flayng Cafu' y % so = groce' Dus rlul'
copying ms e" i'n ai'a 4A,us.'- i'.l inA
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Anahaes ior lofS' FRENCH Narihihe
Patent Rolling BlotteTs India Rubber
Blank Notes. Interest Tables
Blank Drafts. Exchange Tables.
Letter Stamps. Rulers.
Pen Racks. Blanks.
Paper Weights. Etc.
The subscribers also import all articles required by ENGINEERS
% ~ = anu sun Z oi@' ''"s "A'' =
M.,Ssmse, J Iastraaent.. Porcelain States
Dovins Papers, M, %is Memorandum moran. Books
i Tog P,nsr, Lin Cline. TTaoipr PAPER.
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UsURPAuoNs.-Peter Manley aTraigned before
Recorder Seuzeneeu yesterday a charge preferred by
Mr. Mickeau. of stealing clothing from him. The
prosecutor said he did not wish send the accused before
the First District Court, and the Recorder accommo1atingy
him for thirty days to the Workhouse 1t is high time
that some of our local magistrates had correct sense
Of their powers and duty Recorder Seuzeneau in this act
has entirely transcribed his powers 1t is presumed be
knows himself to be a committing magistrate with other
judicial powers aud that the duty he has here performed
belongs a Judge and Jury only. No objects TO the
Recorders making such disposition of cases Of petty quare
as may seem fit Them but in graver cases. involving the
life the liberty and the property Of the citizen they to
be held strict for their tespasses upon the jun
dcons Of other legal tribunals Their travels beyond the
bounds Of their authority becoming frequent for
public safety and if checked laws for the protection Of
the citizen the punishment Of the criminal viii become
utilities When interest caprice prompts it, they take to
themselves all the functions of Court competent to try
and dismiss a case, mould it 10 suit their views. We
have now instance Of the latter before named
Chandler examined before Recorder Baldwin some five
six weeks ago charge Of having murdered Patrick c.
Daley in house Philippe street. His Honor, not content
with hearing the testimony for the State which the law
qure him do only into the whole evidence for and
against the accused modified the charge to manslaugher,
and admitted him to bail The Grand Jury, taking up
the few DAYS since found true bill against Chandler
for murder but the accused be heard Of and has,
it supposed forfeited his bonds This the result Of the
Judicial usupations speak Of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-01

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE "A fire broke out about - O'Clock
yesterday in the kitchen Of house belonging Mr. Patrick
Shells Where street. between Bienyie and Cont Streets
and before its progress arrested six tenements belonging
Mr. Shells and the kitchen of his dwelling, and foul
tenements the property Of Judge Maupay, intending his
residence destroyed Mr. Shess loss estimated
at s2 OOO and that Of Judge Maupay $1,000 Both
partially insured The houses were all wooden, and all
Of the tenants lost more or less of their furniture The
occupants were Judge Maupay, Mr.. Turner, Mr.. Gou,
Mrs Stnnger Mr.. Horton and Mr. Albion.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-01

LARcEMEs.-R GenOis yesterday issued warrant
for the arrest Of slave named Henry the property of Mr.
Dugne the boy being accused Of stealing pair OF pana
looms from the clothing NJ 16 Canal Alexan-
der Greenwood famous thief last evening brought to
the First Municipality gnaFi-house, charged with having
committed larceny on boa-d lhesleamboat Majestic
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-01

ARREsTED.-George Thomas, f. m. c driver of the cab
which a child at the Of Dauphin and 81.
Peter streets Tuesday, yesterday arrested the
plant Of the father Of the child The child was very severely
wounded in the head but is expected to recover
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-01

CoSJueAL.-Maurce Keno yesterday made complaint be-
fore Recorder Seuzeneau that his wife had knocked him
down and inflicted several blows his head with the
most drsdelaways excepting the three legged stool-by
good and obedient husbands, the bToomstick.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-01

BRIsK.-A number of heavily laden steamboats,,
from above, passed through the canal yesterday.
AT this rate the New Orleans market will soon
have a supply of produce.-LouisUllls Dem. 20th.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-01

FREE LABoR-FREE SOFIA Barnburner was
urging a son Of Erin to vote for Van buren,. says
won't 90 that ticket: free labor be Did! lHant
pav for my labor, by jaben
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-01

Tai. PryL1ING.-We saw one horse draw ten
hogsheads Of pork from Pearl to Third street, this
morning, without stopping to blow, wherefore we
blow for him. A pretty good load that-Clacln-
n0f; Times
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-01

DRowNED.-Capt Strader, Of Louisville, was
found drowned at the steamboat landing in thai
city, on the morning of the 18th ult.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-01

FIRE AT THE ORLEANS THEATRE.-A fire was dis.
covered the rear of the Oeans Theatre on Wednesday
night between Il and y o'clock, but being Quenehed al
most Immediately, little damage resulted.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-01
ORLEANS THEATRE.

ctATIRDAY Dec q l84-w be presented second time
season. celebrated Grand OPERA in acts by Donzet
LA FAVORITE. Performers; Messs Duuc and Corrad ana
Madame Fleury-Jol
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-01

AMERICAN THEATRE.-Last night this establishment
was well attended BY the lovers of music who aetO
admirers of the able troupe of voeass present engaged
here Mr.. Brough, COL .MaRReriRg. introduced " It
was not my own native land and The light Of other
days" and executed them in mastery style; Mr. Man
vers as Henry Bertram, pleased us much with the
Pilgrim of Love and the Duet " Now hope, fear"
Between Henry Bertram aud Miss MaRnering (Mss
Bent was perfection sendeed the whole of the music
including the glee chorus of The Chough and the Cow
was executed ceditabe The cast of the drama
included the whole strength of the company who all did
their best and deserved praise for their efforts especially
Ms. Greene who persOnatsd Meg Herriliss and Miss E.
Petre, who appeared Lucy Bertram Guy Manner
ing" viii be repeated this evening" and followed by Mr..
Gattans drama of The Conair's Bride" which viii be
performed for the first time in New Orleans. The entice-
ment to visit the American TONIGHT is great.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-01

JAIL BURNED.-The police jail Of the town FIeepOt,
Parish Of Jefferson destroyed by fire Sunday night
The building bad been recently erected and s12OO 1t
supposed to have been fired by runaway negro the only
person confined in the building who made his escape during
fbs era
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-01

CHILD FoUED-A little muIatto girl who says her nsme
Rosaine, found wandering in the Third Municipality
yeste day and taken the Washington police station
in that Municipality where her find her
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-01

EXAMINATION OF LAcAzE AND SoUBIRoN.-Jean Laeaze,
accused by Theodore Boe of forging receipt for $50 pur
porting be acknowledgement of the payment of that
by Lacaze Boie and J. P. Soubiron, accused Of
abetting the forgery, and Of PERJURY in swearing before
Medallion the receipt, attesng the signature of BOne
genuine were yesterday examined before Recorder
Genois Able counsel employed on both Sides and
the occupied the Court upwards Of five hours. The
Recorder wthhoIds his decision until this morning
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-01

THE Pony RAoEs.-Dan Rices Arena is converted into
Race Course tonight after the conclusion of the
fomances for the Pony Races which gotten with
great care. That nothing be wanting, Dan has pur
chased an entire stud of Ponies, and exciting
may be expected than often finds the regular track
There is no diminuon in the Equestrian attractions,
Signor Gemani. Mile Rosa, Glenn Roi, Masters Willie
and Jean and Dan Rice, all appear. Dan himself takes a
prominent part the Race Track and powerful cast has
been made
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-01

TRIAL FLOkEz, FOR THE MURDER OF SEBASTIAN
NETTo.-FrOm an early hOur-yesterday morning, the FRS
District Court, Judge McFIeny presiding, engaged in
empanneing jury for the trial OF Ramon Florez and
- BoIeri, accused of the murder Of Sebastian Neto ;
the rst as principal and the second alder and abettor
and in trying the case. The murder committed about
~ or O'Clock the morning of the 81 of July last on Old
Levee street, between Ursulne and Hospital streets. While
the jury being empanneed Juror was called, whom
Forez accepted but Boled challenged The Court then
decided that the accused should be tried separately and
Forez put trial first The PANEL was not complete
until after O'Clock The remainder OF the day until about
O'Clock when the Court adjourned, was consumed In
hearing evidence The case will be resumed this morning
at clock Attorney General ElmOre and acting District
Attorney Reese represent the State for the defence Ran
dell Hunt and Cypnen DufoUr.
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NEW ORLEA MS:
FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER
TIE Phnnix House.


Every sensible man will acknowledge that the Crescent
City in matters Of improvement far ahead of her sister
compeers hrou ghout the Union We demolish some
Gent square in day. and the day succeeding upon
its ruins palace The chief cOmponen of the oil that fed
Aaddins lamp kindness Of manner to all who de-
served it. enterprise and industry But instead Of going into
the Arabian Nights some night into John s. Caldgells
Phoenix House. No. &c St. Charles street. You will there
the moest crowd congregatedthe Habanero with
the diamond breach in his bosom and the dark moHstache
upon his lpthe phegmatc German with pipe in mouth
and every and then muttenng satisfactory grnnts n re-
gard 70 the accuracy Of the tenpn plays Captains from
almost every portion of the wod-merchants from every
Staten the gneers officers Of the army and navy
aud hundred Of other professions may be found there eaeh
evening 1t is indeed magnificent Babel Tor al VINO feish
good liquors. spicy anecdotes and keen sport IN the way OF
and stranger who TO New Orleans should
go away without visiting The Phoenix House" During
the past summer the enterpnsing proprietor MI John b
Caldwell has had the above establishment spendidy de-
coated and efubshed The spacious hall papered with
pnnts Of gorgeous dyeshe bowling alleys have been
structed and a splendid marble fountain placed therein
" Caldwel's liquors and lunches somewhat ieette
above par and when gets tired OF eating drinking he
can relieve himself Of the enHiO of the by gazing
on and cntcisug the hundreds Of beautiful paintings
prints that adon the walls Of the main building Too much
praise cannot be given MI Caldwell for this almost
amped enterprise and it to be trusted that he viii derive
success from the adventure.
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DAN RIoE's CIRCUS.
Cor,ar Of ST Charles and Povdras Sire cts.
RRiILIANrI.Y LIaHTEp WITH Gas !!
BRILLIANTLY LiGdIED WITH DAS
Doors open at a quarter Circle,
50 cents: PHI, IS cert: CoIored Boxes 50 cents.

50 cents; PIT, Is eFt7 Coored Boxes, 50 cents
TIME COSTUMES TRAPPINGS and ACCOUTREMENTs
are -gaat any Arena 10 The
The PAVILION exceedingly and comfortable
The HORSES probably he best Stud used in Circle
The TROUPE the and tale ted that have ever
known to be ted Among hem are DAN RICE
the King TESTERS NJ e ROSA, the greatest living Egues-
trenne GLENN ROI The Rider Of the World Mons
THORN the accomplished performer extan Yankee
THRIFT the famous Northern Clown II. P. MADlGANt r.
ROssTEN FURNISH, DAY, and score more OF gentlemen
6rfistes Mesdames RICE, NASH, THRIFT, MADlGAN,
etc; MENTERS BRASS BAND, led by the distinguished
Bug1er, ABNER MENTER.
Fiqsh Dash, Aroostook will appear Also, Slgnor
GERMANI the celebrated Italian Rider w. o. DALE, the
Niney-nne man; and the popular young JAMES
HERNANDEZ. -. -.
THE BiJfIFIGHT or Sports Spin and THE TOURNA-
MENT or Sports Old Eng and, will be brought out nl6
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Recorder GenOs yesterday issued warrants
for the Of Nicholas Lopez, Vincente FreyTe Juan
Caeuea and Antonio Foga deserten from the Spanish ship
Ysio Capt Fernandez
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Arrivals at the principal Hotels yesterday.


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james Johnston Mo- Carter Pebble, Tanning Tenn;
W M As Po ani v Stevens and lady
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HEwLETT's - yedds Galveston; H yandorsr Hoastoui
Philips; Mrs Pouneri Erwin, Louisville Robinson, R
PLANTERS ;Nasha Lord, Me- VIM ForTssser $ G;
Shsqs NJ Rebar.6 Tsas MByP hon ds Ia Murphy
Lemsa Ghareston N Z Wonaek Moses s Louis Isaac
Bsaafori D Higgins n D; G Chance y Mr. Ddbgn, cncn-
S.. of t.. Meetings This Evening.
UNION DIVISION No. g. Crystal Fount Hail. 222 Tchoup
tOulas street, at haEpsst7.
LOUISIANA DIVISION No IL, at Unity Hall Mangny Build
ngs, Third Municipality at haltpast7.
STAR HoPE DIVISION No. rs. at Odd Fellow Hall,
TehouptOulas st. jackson, Lafayette. at halfpas7
-SOs--
Auction Sales This Day.
MoRPHY NEv1Us will sell at 10 O'clock at No. 81 Maya
zine street, Dry Goods Hats Caps, Shoes, etc.
R. NJ ARMFIELD win sell at the Of Jasper F. Smith,
Canal street, Dry Goods Hats, Boots, Shoes etc. with
out reserve [hs1" See Auction head.1
Steamboat Departures This Day.
EgsEE lDYERTIsEMENTs ON THIRD PAGE.
Pitts5urg. .......... JOHN ADAMS, Jones, P. N.
Pfttsburg WESTERN WORLD, Norton - NJ
Pittsburg. .......... SACRAMENTO, Atkeson 4 P. NJ.
~ The Steamboat Western Werld For Louis;
vle PsBurgWi leave THIS DAY, Friday, IL
O'Clock, NJ. punctually, from PoylTas street wharf
HYDE g. OGLESBY, 10 Poydras street.
Passengers will please be on board the hour dl
hE~ u. S, Mail john Adams-For Louisville, Cincin-
Wheeling and Pilsburg new and ght-dTanght
receiving freight and will leave above THIS DAY,
Friday at O'clock NJ positively from Poydras wharf.
HYDE g. OGLESBY, l2 Poydras
Passengers will please be board at the above hour. d
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-01

THE NArroNAL FINANCEs.-The NewYork Tr-
bune says hat the forthcoming report of the Secre
tary of the Treasury, will exhibit the finances #
the Government in much better condition than has
generally been anticipated. The report will exhibit,
thasno farther loan will be necessary and that there
viii be surplus of eight millions at the disposal Of
the Government. The regular receipts Of the
country from customs, ETC., have been larger than
was estimated, and with the loans already made,
have been sufficient to meet the increased expendi
lures Of the Government.