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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-13

RN HANcERY-yIRoIsIA:-At Rules held in the
clerks Office Of the Superior Court of Chancery Tor
hr Richmond Circuit the 7th day OF December le1s
/ Ralph clark. Enras Clark Flank Work, Isaac Cs.
sod ana Samuel Mclean. merchants and partners,
lnsac,lng business nnder the irm style and name oil
fark Work and l,ompany Plaintiffs:
agains!
I u npmin, alias B F Lowe, and other Defendants.
The defendant; above named not having entered his
appearance and gwen security, according TO the act OF
tssemhy audthe rules of this Court and II appearing
satisfactory evidence that he Is not an inhabtant oil
his Commonwealth 1t is ordered, that The said de.
endan, do appear the rules 10 be held for the said
court, on the hrs, Monday in March next, and answer
he bill Of thr plaintiffs; and that copy of this order
e forthwith inserted in some newspaper published IN
ne city Of Richmond, for two months successfully,
nd posted al III, from, door Of the State Courthouse,
the s1laelly. Copy. Teste,
II Dec l2-cw2m p. ROBERTS. Clerk
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-10
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Friday, December 90

Friday, December 70.
Mr.. Barringer introduced bull 10 al
low parties appealing from justices judy
ments 10 carry such appeal either 10 the
County or Superior Courts. Referred 10
The committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. steele. from the committee on Mi
liary affairs. 10 whom was referred the
bill to amend the I'D chapter Of the Re-
vised Statutes, reported a substitute pro-
posing material alteration in the Militia
Laws Of the State. Laid on The table and
ordered 10 he printed.
Mr.. Sallerlhwaite. from The select com
mit,ee 10 when was referred Whiiney's
plan of a Railroad, reported The following
resolutions. which were adopted by vote
Of 20 TO "a.
LIST. Resolred, By The General assembly Of the
STATE Of North Carolina, That we approve Of the
project Of Mr.. Asa Whitney Of New York for the
construction Of Railroad from Lake Michigan
TO the Pacific Ocean, i, being an individual en-
terprise.
81, ReeaS,ed. That bis exeellency the Govern
or be and is hereby requested 10 transmit cors
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-10
INAUGURAL. ADDRESS.
Gentleman ofthe Senate. and

Gentleman ofthe Senate. aud
ofhe House d Commons:
In entering upon the duties oil the high
station 10 which have been rsiled, avail
myself Of the earliest opportunity 70 tender
10 you. and 10 our common constituents
NV thanks forlhe distinction conferred up
on me; and TO express my own patriotic
pride in heing deemed worth Of filling ihe
Chief Magistracy If my native State.
10 be elevated TO the highest Office
within their gift, hv people justly re-
mowned for public virrue and social or
der. Cor unconpromising devotion TO me
Union, and an habitual respect Tor lhe
supremacy Of the laws: TO wear The man
,le Of such patriots as Caswell, Nasl,,
Burke, Johnston and Davie, might wen
satisfy loflier ambition than mine.
Ii will not be expected that so near inc
termination Of ynur session.. will rresen'
10 your consideration any specific shee''ie
Of policy.
The distinguished gentleman am a''oS'
10 succeed, has discharged thai duly WIN
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-10
The TRANSFORMATION.

Governor Manly was indicted into Office on
Monday, the Isl Of January. The osths Of Office
were administered by Chief Justice Rufin, in the
presence Of large audience. The following Is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-10

The question before the House was
the amendment Of the COMMITTEE on Fl
nace 10 strike out the 2nd and Bird sections
Of The bill 10 increase the revenue Of the
State.
Mr.. Caldwell. Of Guilford. being entit-
lied 10 the floor, addressed the House in
opposition TO the amendment. And was
followed by Messrs. Smith and Satterih.
waile in IFS favor.
Mr.. Jones, Of Orange. spoke against
the bill. and moved lis reference 10 Sc
lect committee. Mr.. Rayner replied 10 Mr..
Jnpps, 4 Il opposed the reference u the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

5O....,....s.......1 = O................I 5 o.
BLANK BOOKS FOR THE NEW YEAR.-The
y subscriber is ready all orders for superior
BLANK BOOKS. Specimens of his work. exhibited for
time past have ehoed the highest encomiums from the
Merchants and the City Press.
An ORDERS executed with dispatch, and the work
warranted be superior in every particular and Prices as
low IS any other house in this city.
- a full assortment Of first class BLANK BOOKS on
hand. COMMERCIAL PRINTING in the best styIe of
the art. B. Nj. NORMAN, statonar,
IA u'llW ap u Camp street,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

s',iDsysary Of St. John the Esaugeliss.-
Rasonle fraternity propose to celebrate the ami
esf.afy the patron saint Of their ancient order
on 1hui'ny next, the 9th INST, vilh unusual zeal
sAq ceremony A procession Of the brethren win
q isff'e early IN the day, and Masonic dinner
pe prepared for subscribers, at the ST. Charles
hq'eii'in che afternoon. There viii be bountifnl
board spread and the happy reunion Of the brethren
e she mystic sle BY the recent adjustment Of the
controversies between the two Grand Lodges Of
th's 9fa'e, and Gle promise Of speedy consoIida-
yen mtg one VIII give warmer interest and more
cordially 70 the occasion.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

The GOVERNMENT ExpRFss.-rbs oo,,.-..
expense to the Government for foruatsir- ~.
RI dents Message BY express Is Boston i 49,,
e bgabout $1,000 This was for the mere 800
rs''s,'on' but the railroad companies have notified
.ne postmaster General that they shall expect ex-
tsa pay Tor the delay, Is Compensation for keeping
themselves and engines IN readiness, and paying
hands etc There are also additional charges for
n9ises and express riders @ connect between the
railroad depois An this, we believe, is for Down
East convenience, where the mails are speedy and
penqlpal and very little time is gained By express
e. sVn q this directon, where mails are SO
AEregqiar and detective, We do not hear that any
expense q effort has been made BY Government to
llellilale The aIlival Of this document.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

The PARKMAN CAsE-The Coroners Jury, at
Boston, has returned verdict in this case, con-
GLIDING as follows /" That he (Parkman) was killed
in said College building by blow or blows, wound
or wounds, inflicted upon him by some instrument
Or weapon to the jurors known, and by means
not yet known to said jhfors and that said blow
or blows, wound wounds, were inflicted upon
him, and said means were used by the hands of
said DR.. John ". Webster, by whom he was killed .
The Transcript contains the following
IL appears, says the Transcript that an Irish
man about fortnight since, picked up check on
the State Bank on the eross-road from Cambridge
port 90 East Cambridge. Not supposing that any
value was attached to it. it was not till Saturday
last that on crossing the bridge he showed il to the
tollman. 1t was discovered to be check paid by
Mr.. Bowman, tenant of the Doctors, to Dr.. Park
man. for rent, about the first Of November and on
its presentation at the bank was found to be valid
never having been presented before. This check
was undoubtedly on the person Of Dr. Parknan at
the time OF his mysterious disappearance.
IL was also understood that DR.. Parkman was
seen going through Cambridgeport the THURSDAY
previous to his disappearance.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

Bg iho soathsEn LIne.
LIverpooI nIarIseta.


BAhTmoRE, Dec. 19.-The stock Of Cotton al
Liverpool Al the sailing Of the Hibernia was three
hundred and seventy-nine thousand bales, of which
Two hpndred and thirty-one thousand bales were
American against four hundred and seventy-five
thousand bales last year Of which two hundred
ana ninety-ive thousand were American !. Wheat
was four shilings and six pence to six shillngs and
nine PENCE. Ordinary Western Bacon was
twenty-five to twenty-six shillngs; good, twenty
seven to tweniy-eight shillings--downward ten
dency. New Western Canal Flour, sixteen to
twenty shilings
Mr.. Benton ruled out.
Mr.. Benton has been ruled out of the democratic
party. He has not been elected Chairman of a
single committee
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

Ll1EaARE 9Elz-An Illustrated souvenir with
he above fite and containing nineteen engravinps.
y to Be had at Sieefs on Camp street. lis from
the press Of the Appletona'. In the preface. the
editor says she has endeayored to give the volume
a classical and permanent rather than an epbernera
value; and that she win deem herself fortunate If
this ooeei is attained, that fs collection NAV be
recognized as worthy of a place, not only on the
eenire-table, but in The library
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24
WyCJe s. Goodrich,

No. 10 CHARITIES STREET.
CONTINUE TO offer the CHEST inducements for purchasers
- to examine their beautiful stock Of articles, suitable for
PR e S ENTSG
SELECTED FROM THE MOST RENOWNED MANUFACTURERS
IN EUROPE AND THE NORTH
10 Compiling
Ladies Watches, onamented with pearl and diamonds;
CQoper's London Duplex Hunters:
Tobias and other Watches, from The best makers;
Gnard Chains, Chalgtaines, LeOntlnes;
Bridal Fans, Chinese Fans;
Spanish Fans, Embroidered Fans
Diamond and Pearl Jewslry in he most artistic style Of
Other Jewelry of the most tasty descriptions setting
Silver Ware, in all its branches:
Porcelain and Bronze Clocks
Opera Glasses, Porte. NOnaas;
Gold and Silver Bouquet Holders
Gold and Silver Card Cases;
Fruit Knives Napkin Rings;
Flower Vases; Statuettes;
Silver CASTOR Butter Tubs;
Papier-NT Rehe Goods,
IHlad ioith Pearl, viz:
ParloF Work Tables; Sofa Tables;
Centre Tables; Music Tables
Toilette Boxes; Work Boxes;
Glove Boxes; Periumery Boxes
Portfolios; Albums
Writing Desks; ParOr Chairs;
Cabinets: lnkstands;
Elegant Paris Work Boxes and Dressing Gases;
Shawl Boxes Corbeile de Marriage;
~ Together with anamee variety Of PaHs WaHUeHHt&s
which they offer on reasonable terms for cash,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24
CheNl1 ~ lfOOeTe.

AZ the New York Store, No. 16s POydras street.
WORsTED DAMAsK CURTAIN STUFF, finest
Rich French Cloth Table Covers ga 50
~ pamask Table l4inen-pure linen 60 g O.
~ Linen Cambria Idfs-pure linen % so per dozen:
Linen Bosom Shirts of all qualities from 50 cents to I'll 50
per piece;
irish Linen. 20 cents per ward
Irish Linen in Whole and half pieces. vefy law.
Satinets-all coOrs-yery cheap. -
WhaiebOmess
1900 lbs. among which Long. HOOP Corset Coyerl aud
Bonnet Whalebones, of the finest Qualities A
Long polished Whalebone so cents per IN
discount Of per cent viii he made %. 6l 70 ~
MINGs, in great variety. RIM
Dress and Fancy Goods.
Rich silks Cashmeres; De LANES Merinos. Alp,c,..
BafaWetas Bombazines black six Velvet: ebeTry'
pink blue, green, and other ooos Marcene giks ~,
wye Wool shaws and Scarisi Swiss Muslins Cainbre
great variety and all qualities new style Rib M IN
goIs, very rich 4aces and EmbrOidesies etc Ili6IId
gLONEs1best Kid Silk, and all other kinds:T YililU
N'usnais' rrhts eteaii kinds and very cheap.LS
"A very superior assortment Of ladies' and qentlsr,o, no
SILK also, Chldren's Hosiery, Ia great yarietV
from medium 70 finest qualties-ffom No. IN f'
HOLIDAY Presents,
l4aulsf t9h folios, Dressing Cases. Needle Rocks IN,
Giass Toilet Bottles, Head Ornaments ete etr :.
fre1cl and German Toys, Of all kinds All ~
8ai5 and ana parties new style POLKA CAPS -
nIbhON CUFFS and great variety of other nriclss
NJ Country Dealers PelaIs Dress Makers and ao7,
YIN md great many articles in their respective line e
lower man can be found in the city. -1eN
d22 Pm r. BROWN No Tea porl.
COI.EMAN's BTTTERs-sold JgRoIs,.l, ,,.. NJ.
II II, tgit hy the ONLY Agents for New Orleans ~ ~
uO oh'ap AOs4E e tADDOCks 11O P0vdras e. 4
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

HYDE a GOODRICH,
No. 10 Chartres street,
~ Offer for sale. at their old stand, the most complete
assortment of Firearms
in the country manufactured expressly for them, with all their
modern improvements and warranted free from defects.
FOWIimg Pieoesi
Heavy Deer Guns Double Rifle and Shot Guns (;
Ducking Guns, Mississippi Rifles,
Plantation Guns, Increase Twist Rifles
Boys Guns, Barteit's Rifles.
pistOlss
Colts Repeaiers, Deringer's Pistols
Colts Walkers Repeaten, Belt Pistols,
Aliens Revoves, Pocket Pistols
Implements.
Starkey's, Walkers, and Coxs Caps,
Patent Shot Belts, Metal Elastic Gun Wads
Bad%n's Gun wads, Shot Pouches ds
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

NEW ENGLAND CELEBRATIoN. The New
england Association celebrated the anniversary Of
ne landing q ihe Pilgrims, by dinner at the St
Charles Hotel on Saturday evening last.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

0S- Owing q ,be fplnsss 81 our columns the
sommoaioasion signed s, on the subject Of M
buchanan 3 acting, has been delayed for several
days. Il appears this morning. See third mace.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

AMERICAN THEATRE.-On Saturday evening not a seat
was eit vacant in the American. The capital acting of
wal lead to the same result during the present
week The new play tonight entitled NIyeries and Ni
mes oil New York, is founded upon the work of that name
ana Iepete with startling incidents and good characters
sustans the part Of Nose. The press Of the North
li'oNel OF ms acting IN this play something little
superior to any of his other efforts ose al home in III
ovng paris that Try ones feeleas The evening" entertain
ineni VIII commence with the Mysteries and Msss If
Sew YORK After which Poor Pilicoddy.'' 10 CON.
ciude with 81 The Swiss C,ottsee AZ N0H
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

nav MusIc.-JeanRette and Ieanuot-yve have lust ne
eeyed from Mayos Pisnoone and Musical Establishment
t4 Of SONGS representing he departure return and
eddi1s Of asodr, which has been the prevailing favor
e ~ ENGLAND los ia last years now taken up in New
York, with ~ the enthusiasm Of fashion, and WIN during The
p1' VINE, IN New Orleans eeeone The song Of the season.
1ha PrapheflAI eyabeas's celebrated Opera I've can
now have e Songs translated into our own language Tbis
ilst csf ianufe 81 the great NIeysb9 win be pneel IN
the Freuai Crsfa soon.
H FasaieE Udlt1es, by Warm. = Poltsayiua 1--we
leq sf ana Joy. in tbe beautiful ansuars ~ rp'ic
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

- ne Washington and New Orleans Tele-
zsaph Office viii be closed on Tuesday the 25tb
December.
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$. of IT,. Meetings RMS Evening.

HARMONY DIVISION, No. l5 at Crystal Fount Hail. No %
TchOupitoulas street, at half past O'Clock.
LANE DIVISION, No 9, the Methodist Church. Alters al
half,past clock.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24
Che Daila Crescent.


H~ TIE Eastern Mail 4 behind again. There
was ialafs beyond ssysnnah q Saturday,. a5d
yesibrdae fssn Beyond fimore The Svssbipg.
Ten Onion and Republic d the 18th a4s MOI bsrs
yet ard ne latest New York dates are IF tbe 1stb
alihough we got some Boston papers yesterday If
shs i4th. There is horrible confusion somevbsre
in the management Of the mails.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

SAD AcoIDHNT.-Alr. Antonio Roca was thrown
from vehicle on the shell-rOad last evening, and
instantly killed The horse took fright and became
unmanagsabls. Mr. Roea was engaged in the
wood business at the New Basin. The fire depart.
menis oi which be was an active member, are in.
Yiied 70 attend hss funeral this afternoon, at 8
O'Clock, from the corner Of Julia and St. Peter sta
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

Constitutional La4e-Two cases are now in
course of argument before the Supreme Court at
Washington, involving the question whether a
State can tax the property of the United States
within its limits 1t appears that the city of Port
land insists on levying taxes the Custom House,
and the county Of Philadelphia on the Mint.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

u We are indebted to the officers of the
steamer Gen. Lane for late Western papers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

DisAsrEa Az eEA,--Capiain Haviland, Of the
Steamer 2. a. Ogden, states that on the morning Of
fne I'd iuer DE o. was struck by a sudden squall.
carrying away her mast two feet above the deck.
The vessel received no oihsl damage than the loss
Of maatand Nreiaa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

ST. CHARLES THEArRE.-The DEVILS Violin >, , nan,
ballet IN which N e. Bangy and Mons Durand sustain be
principal parts viii be produced agan tonight The scenery
Is ne" and Pretty and the piece well worth seeing Bangy
also the inst act Of the Gsee after which M ,re oc
o. Poor nnisoddv ---' ''s Ali~V u
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

~ we cal the attention Of epr readers to the
advertisement il smother column Of a Grocery for
sale. y isan eligible situation ior person who
wishes % embark in the retail grocery business
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

U. S.SENArE-This body is proceeding quietly
to settle its committees and organize for business,
in anticipation of having something to receive,
of these days, from the House and the President.
The democratic Senators, at meeting on the 18th,
named the chairman of the several standing com
mittees and, after allowing the wings oppor-
tunity of selecting the number of Senators of their
party, on said committees, what usage justifes the
committees thus constituted, will be submitted,
to the Senate, for confirmation by common consent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

A RE NOW RECEIVING by steamship Ohio
IA Figured SILKS, % inches wide
- Plain cOored GRAPES Is inches wide;
Magnificent Embroidered Canton GRAPE IS inches wide.
he above entirely DRESS GOODs, and very desr.
able The importers write Us that the whole cargo sold in
one week alter the arrival OF the ship the Sd inst d2 72p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

C1RcUMsTANTIAL EVIDENCE. "A negro man
was tried in Prince Georges County Court, (dd)
three or four years since, on the charge of poison
ing lady in Piscataway District and the evi-
denoe, which was altogether circumstantial, was
considered strong that several of the jury were
in favor of bringing in a verdict of guilty. The
testimony of " FAST witness was, however, dis
carded, and the man acquitted. A few weeks since
a negro woman died in the neighborhood, and on
her death bed confessed that she administered the
poison
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

SAhros CRAtE sHAWLs.-TVe call tis attention Of the
ladies 70 the advertisement Of D. P soAsLAs & Co. No y
s1aefres street They Faefing and openng En-
2as1aa Canton shaWls. Of every size; also, APPLIQUE
taie Lace -alss and hees entirely designs. Here
me opportunity to make ehoice in reference 10 the a.
nr1achina season.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

sHAKEsPHARIAE READINGS. - Mr.. Fleming,
whose dFalaatie readings have received so much
attention and commendatiop in the towns of the
" se during ne past summer and fan, intends to
give series 81 keadingsat The Hall Of the Histri-
onie Association. His FIRST reading viii be given
tomorrow evening, and he has selected for the DC
easion the play Of Hamlet An attendance at
The Histrienir Fan be an agreeable and entertain
ing way Of spending Christmas evening.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

FLAoIDE's VARIETIEs.-The new theatre inerea in NJ
traction. The Ballet Tape perform crowded house. ami
the enierprsng manager Eeaping fine harvest as re,a
for hts spirit Of enterprise This evening viii be presented te
petite opera Of Kate keasuey; after which, Grand
DiyeTtssementi to conclude with the Duieh Rurgo
master
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24
rand Division, SONS of Temperance,

N Il Special Meeting Of the Grand Di 8 RI 2
~ vision Sons d Temperance Of the State OIL n
49, Louisiana Will be held MONDAY next, q
e lth tnst al halipas o'clock p NJ. Pelican Hail. corne
common and St Charles SITS By order Of the e. "
vi ~ EDWIN L. LEMLS. @. S.riLn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

l5<for ANIMALS, Illustrated Works, and Books
suitable ior hoiyday presents, see the advertise
ment of J B. Steel IA Camp street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

DT- Petitions are in circulation in New York
City calling upon Congress to suspend diplo-
matte intercourse with Austria, by reason of its
tyranny, its barbarous punishments, its sanguinarv
atrocities and judicial murders in Hungary, Aus
tria and Italv''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24
FANCY ARTICLES.

WRITING DEsKs-in Morocco Ebon, spd :, ,;or NTsobs
bbA A1D,IES FANCY iNKSTANDS-a great variety
loyanous styles and sizes, with or without
FQkfE NOM lES-a large and beautiful assortment
Stands 'fe ''''s'N' "'' A"Ps
FANCY NOTE AND BIILETs. DOUX PAPERS
newest and best kinds.
IL For sale at the NewOreaus Satonera' Warehouse.
dl7 Dep lw j. b STEEL, IA Camp st
[d17, I9 q, "a "a, 29, Bill. 2-1tIV g9thI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

NAvAL.-The U, S. store-ship Supply bound to
the Pacific Ocean, with supplies for the o. S.
squadron in that region, sailed from New York on
the 1871
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24

SuIqnE.--We learn from gentleman down
from Red River, that Mr.. Peter Swanson, a we'll
known and wealthy planter in Harrison county,
Texas, committed suicide on the 18th inst by
blowing his brains out with rife.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24
TIE FEMALE POETS OF GREAT BRITAIN
THE AMERICAN FEMALE POETs-Editpd by Oar
" Flowers are all the jewels can give thco.n
r,nr,, FLORAL WORKS.

THE PARTERRE; or Beauties OF Flora
hOSCOE-S FLORAL ILLUSTRATIONS.
LES FLEnRS ANlMEES or, Flowers Pesonfied-A
- Floral Work Of Rare Beauty.
NATURES CEN or, American Wild Flowers in their
90, Native Haunts by Emma g. Emhury.
El.ORA'S DlCrIONARY-By Mrs Writ of VIRGINIA
THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS
ETRY. 49, ~
THE POLITICAL LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS. or
49, The Pilgrimage Of Love-Edited by Mrs TO- Oakes Smith
TIE QUEEN OF FLOWERS
THE POETRY OF FLOWERS AND FLOWERS OF
THE ROMANCE OF NATURE; or, The POetical Ian.
guage OF Flowers.
A large assortment of ALBUMS, handsomely bound and
finely Illustrated. ~
beautiful assortment of
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS,
Bound in the superb manner and partcnarlv adaptad
for Presents at this Of the year.
and styles Of binding.