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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

BosToN-They do funny things in Boston, spite
OF the thermometer. Madame Anna Bishop adver-
tses concert at the Meodeon part in costume. Z"
What can this mean Is it possible that she blends
the beauties of Auber with the fascinating nudities
of the Pose Plastique9
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

MICHIGAN MARINE-The Advocate says that
the Racine fleet is all in. Tie Chicago papers
likewise remark that the r vessels are all in harbor
Fortunately. the disasters the lake this fall have
been unusually light The shippers thus have the
satisfaction of not losing much, though thew have
not made any thing by the freights of this season
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

INVITATION TO GEN. TAYLoR.-A. r Corw;n.
of the Cincinnati Chronicle, honored our sanct,lm
with short visit on yesterday. He was in adj.
vance of committee, of which he is member.
who bear an offer of the inequalities of Cincinnati
to the President elect.-Vicksbmg Wig, 2SM ult.
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RICH NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

RICH NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
ID J. O'DOHERTY, corner Of TcHorp1rorr. as sTprrr
i and ST; NAYS MARKET. would respec. fully inform
me aue oi view oeans and afa, cite that his
will be found equal If not superior to any her e.tablish
ment the city. The following comprse n, - '''
Rich Par;s Emb ordered Veys, MANTEAUS'
Ech paTs india > 'tin MANTEAUs trimmed with lace
PLAID SIs sIp sa" sns watered d sk MANrr11As
,'' 'lA DRESS SILKS.
"a ~ P6 rI ' DE SOLE. n Iish 'p ia,s.
"a - eros DU BERLIN, rich lustrs
70 -. GRoS DU NAPLES. rich lustre
Black, WateIed aud Satin timed nch lustre
Black laid PEKIN extra rich
Colored Camrlron Glace SILKS
Rich P all SILKS. all colors.
Black India an, and Tggk sAT!Ns;
e. S yes rns'sss'sa cxS Il GRAPE q
Rich Printed TUCKARIE ali colon
R Ric ROB Roy and PAISLEY, all colon
Rich BROCHE and MAZAGRAND, all colop
A'pacas Bombazines plain Cashmeres and Merinos all
r, coloE Embrodenes Laces; Ribbons Gloves
iose'y Iwiiied 81 French Ginghams Linens;
E lawn Lawn; Diapers; Table Damask Napkins;
6Iue, red yellow. green and white annek;
fhhts All co os "a io4 and LA Irish Linen and Cotton
Snse,ngs Bleached ana Brown Shirtings;
II annsss Dor uor w n ow. Mafseles Quilts;
bhiekinss: ron Checks: Merino Shirts and Drawers.
1i obs; Co,tonades Blak and White Waddue'
na''ne 10 ou'iIs and good assortment of three ply
"a and ga Chinese Mating and Door Man. ali IF
men VIII be sold at the very lowest market prices VI
ala z. j. ODnHERTY.
"'% cor. Tehoupitoulas st. and 81, Mays Market
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

OVER THE HUDsoN.-Morses Telegraph line
was TO be put directly in communication with New
fork city on the Doth, the wire crossing the Hud-
son river at ST. Anthony's Nose.
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sTlcKNEY's CIRCUs.-This place of amusement
becomes daily more popular, and the crowds which
visit 1t are proportionably increased. Last night
there was, as usual, very full house.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

NEW HAMrsHIRE.-The wing State convention
have nominated Levi Chamberlain, of Keene, for
Governor. Mr.. Dinsmoor, the democratic candi.
date, also resides in the same town.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

EIGHTH lNFANrRY.-The Bulletin of Yesterday
morning says that Lieut. James A. Deany is the
only officer who died-not Lieut.. Henning. as the
Galveston News says. Lieut.. Fink had been at.
tackled but recovered
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,
TUESDAY MORNING. Jan. 2, 1s49.

TUESDAY MORNING. JAN 2. 1s49.
There was very little done commercial matters yesterday
the fine weather which uhersd in the New Year. and also
the general that the epidemic has done its
sposng all citizens to -njoy HOLIDAY. We could
only hear Of few hundred bales of COTTON taken u
Saturday, OF CORN 74OO sacks rhine white and
yellow sold at A. and $50 do yellow at 45c. p bushe.
yearly 5000 bags Rio COFFEE sold at SIC y b.. No
transactions in FLOUR. PROVISIONS. etc., worth re-
porting.
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HALIFAX AND QUEBEC RAILRoAD-Advices
from Halifax, N. s., to the 10Th ult., have been
received at Boston. The papers state that letters
by the Niagara give assurance that the English
Government will favor and help the construction of
the Halifax and Quebec railroad
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

Ho! FOR CALIFoRNIA.-The brig Saltlo,
loaded with champagne, gin, brandy, whisky.
clothing and flour, cleared for California at Boston
on the 22d ut
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CLOTHING a...z.,.
AND
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
GRAND EMPORIUM OF THE LATEST FASHIONS.
ALFRED MUNROE & co.

w. OF MAGAZlNE
Would invite the attention of their and all purchasers Of
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods
th extensive STOCK and really magnificent assorteno
Goods Ours largest Clothing in the United States
and filed with Goods which comprise assortment uneqaled
the Southern Country Our present
principles which we do our business but strangers
the city may be necesst ry to repeat motois,
"Large Sales and Small Profits"
We price for Goods and that invariably low
Every warranted every respect perfect
represented salesman After the purchase
returned and the will be refunded perfect
determination please all persons
patronze following only limited list of articles and prices
DRESS AND FRocK COATS
super from $22 90 to 30 90
s.ss dc, &C.. &C. d.! :,.:; ,v,i: @
green mulberry dahia and golden brown Cloth
Extra i saps aI Siaei Cloth Floci Goats: 50
hn' DO do de- de- d dS ds Is
sups5ss olive G.hs oys invisible ids
Frock Coats. 90 to 80 90
SAC COATS AND PALEToTs.
Black French Cloth sscs and Paletots 90 to 90
Black French Castor Cloth sac and Paetots 90 to % 90
Rich aa if yeP s ssss o T royal blue NJ %
Brown, blue dras Pilot 10 IS %
Suphne Silk and Wool Corngt sacs and Paletos 90 70 90
scs and Paleos. 90 to 10 90
berry and drab French Castor Cloth sacs and
Black and fancy coored Ceremonial Do.in sac and 10
Plaid heather plaid acs and Paietcts 90 to S 90
R dnx Blanket sacs and Paetos 90 to Is 90
anu r@eoe- 10 to 10 W
CLOAKS
Superfne black and blue English and French Cloth
superdne Pilot Cloth Cioai heavy 90 TO 70 90
BOULEvARDS.
Super blue and brown Pilot and Cloth Boule-
Black fancy coored Tweed Boulevaris 90 10 So
Heather plaid and fancy plaid Cashmere Boulevards 90
PANTALooNS.
Black French and English Pants 90 to %
Best quality black French Hoeskn Pants.
sue olive and fancy coored Doeskn Pants 90
The s ri1 si.0 Pan fancy Buck'n ~
superfne satine. Tweed and Corduroy Pants 90
VESTS.
Black and coiored Cloth Embroidered
Colored Cashmere Vests of all qualities and styles
Black Cloth Cashmere Bombazine and Merino Vests
Best quality black Silk Velvet Vests ............ 90
Rlch fancy figured Silk Velvet Vests. 90
Rich fancy figured silk and Satin Vests 50 to 90
Siold and silver figured Ball Vests, very 50to 90
"nile D"aisenies Sests.... Uto
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
Cloak Paletots Capes, Leggings Lfs-Pservers,
SHIRTS. SOARFS, ORAvATs, ETC.
superfne English Muslin Shirts do. York MiDdo.
Medium quality do; French gngham and calico shirts;
Meno flannel gau1 brown, pink Under.hrts and
Very rich styles fancy Cravat. and scarfs;
Italian and French black Cravats
Merno Cashmere, Buckskin, black and white Kid Gloves;
Cotton, merino and lambswool Half-Hose;
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas;
Trunks, Vases, Carpet Bags etc. etc.
q We invite particular the workmanship, and
trimmings of all Garments We they
surpassed equaled by other establishment
~ Purchasers requested examine our stock
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
d2d&w No. 81 Magdzine street,
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Fancy Articles and Perfumerv,

We have pen Splendid Assortment of New Beautiful
FANCY ARTICLES,
selected expressly for this MARKET consisting part Of
CARD CAsEs-Pear, Shell, Silver etc.
RETiCULES-Silk and Velvet, elegant patterns
PURsES-A fine ssortment syes
DEsKs-Ebnny, Rosewood, Papier Mache, etc.
WORK BoxEs-Ebony, Rosewood, Papier Mache etc.
DRESSING CAsES-Ebony Rosewood, Papier Mache, etc.
observation-disclosures, Velvet and Papier Mache.
ACCORDEONS-Best French, double Frame
MUSIC BOxES-shel and Tin Gases.
BOUQUET hoLDERS-A pretty ASSORTMENT.
GOLD PENSION the first makers Gold Ind Silver Cases.
JEWEL BoxEs-Ebony Rosewood and Paper Mache.
CHI So MEN-Chinese, English and German.
OPERA GLASsES-A large assortment.
OH UR B0xEs-From six bottles.
PAPETERlES-Of Ebony, Rosewood Paper
FANs-ot Pearl, Ivory, Feather, Paper, Silk, etc.
PORTE MONNAIES-Of She'll Pearl, Leather, etc.
CANES-Mounted with God, Silver,
UMBRELLAs-A superior article, made for
ALSO
fine stock of PERFuMERY Combs Brushes Cloves Suspend
ss Money Belts Shoulder Braces Fine Linen
Cotton SHIRTS etc. etc.
jail St2dp GUINNESS & BUSH l2 Camp ST.
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Telegraphed to the "Daily Crescent. -

Mobile, Jan. /, 1849.-The cholera has disap-
peared. The weather isclear and cold. Mr.. Cliff
ford has left for Pensacola, from which port he will
leave for Vera Cruz
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

TcHoUPIToULAs STREET.-We have noticed
that the contractor for repairing the above street
pursues such as not to allow the street to
become absolutely impossible, nor yet to put it in
really good condition. In this, we think, he is
much to blame, for since the Council has allowed
him to repair it with ballast we know that by pro.
curing different sizes he could place man with
horse and cart, and give him twelve blocks with
instructions to keep that portion in order, and by
this plan keep the whole street in first rate condi-
ton; instead of which the ballast is thrown down
at long intervals and without any regard to its size
or the place to be repaired In this way the street
has been kept in a wretched condition, by which
draymen and cartmen seriously impeded in their
avOcatons and the business of the city greatly re-
tarded
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

RICHARD STREET.-This street has been under
contract to be paved with ballast for six months
past, and although there has been ample time
allowed for the completion of it, and abundance of
ballast could have been obtained yet there are two
squares allowed to remain unfinished and the part
so remaining is the only communication in the
upper part of the city from Magazine street to the
river. Will the Committee on Streets and Land
ings of this Municipality be kind enough to look
init 2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

ANOTHER BENEFIT TO COME oFF.-We under
stand, from waggish friend of ours, but we will not
vouch for the truth of the dt that Gen. Morris,
with his accustomed benevolence, is making ar
rangements for benefit to Mr.. VIM B. Astor, on
account of the loss sustained by the destruction of
the Park Theatre-so SAYS the N. Y Mirror.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

The CRESCENT CITY.-The Crescent City
sailed from New York for Chagres on the 23d nt,
with only 40 passengers in all. The steamer
isthmus was to leave on the 25th for Chagres,
touching at Savannah, Havana, and New Orleans
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

FLoR1DA.-A bill providing for the sale of the
10th sections has passed both Houses of the Legis-
lature by large majorties-in the Senate by IL to
T. and in the House 81 to g.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

HE SURVEYOR OF SECOND MUNICIPA LITY-
HIS Duties.-It has often occurred to US that the
duties of the Surveyor are not properly regulated
Under the present ordinances he is compelled to
act as superintendent of all the contracts which are
made by the Municipality for work upon the streets,
wharves, levees or elsewhere, and to give lines
and levels for all lots purchased and to be built I'D
on. He is also to be prepared to state whether this
or that contractor for cleaning or repairing the
streets has done his duty, which would require the
whole time of any one person. In all the Northern
cities, it is customary to have Commissioner of
Streets to superintend all matters connected with
the police of the Streets and it seems to us that it
would be much more proper to appoint officer to
attend to this department. It is not the place of
the surveyor to attend to matters relative to clean
ing and repairing Streets but let him be required to
give lines and levels for lots and Streets or wharves
to make contracts of different kinds to take up
work when completed-and, in short, to be the
Surveyor of the Municipality in the scientific sense
of the term. Let Commissioner of Streets be ap-
pointed whose duty it shall be to report on all work
under contract to the Committee ON Streets and
Landings once a week and to exercise a general
superintendent over the contractors for cleaning
and repairing the streets, and all matters appertan
ing thereto. Although we are opposed to the in
crease of officers by the Council, yet we believe
that in this it would result in great good to the
interests of the public. Even supposing the sum
allowed were three thousand dollars, we have no
doubt ten times that amount would be saved to the
Municipaltv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

HORACE GREELEY.-Horace, having obtained
seat in Congress, has set about carrying out some
of his notions of REFORM but the first move which
he has made has been unfortunate for his hopes of
ultimate success. Horace has attacked the mileage
OF the members-not that he wants to reduce
the allowance per mile Oh. no! even Greeley
would not venture upon that all that he asks is
that the mileage received by the members may be
regulated by the distance actually travelled. This
seems to be reasonable enough, but there u.s. never
theless, no hope of its adoption-it would reduce
the pay for mileage of all the members more or
less, and that of some of them more than one-half
Greeley has published in the Tribune table con-
tanning list of the members of Congress- the dis
lance from the residence of each by the nearest
post route to Washington, the distance for which
each is paid, and statement of the excess charged
in each case-of which table the following shows
the aggregate results
Number of extra miles charged by Representatives 5000
Number OF extra miles charged by Senators. 1850
Total extra miles. 1852
Extra mileage of the House a47 ga IN
Extra mileage OF the Senate. IA 1881 40
Total extra mileage t62 los 20
If any thing could induce the members of Con.
gress to change their SYSTEM one would think that
such an exposure would have the effect-but it will
not-the only effect it will have will be to make
Horace generally unpopular.
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N E w o RI MS:
OF The officers of the steamboat Webster have
placed us under obligations for late Cincinnati
papers.

MAP OF CALIFoRNIA.-We yesterday morning
published large and correct map of the Bay of
San Francisco and the adjacent parts of the val.
leys of San Jose, San Joaquin and the Sacramento,
to which all eyes are now directed on account of
the mineral wealth-god and qucksiver-found
there in such abundance. We published a very
large edition but it has been entirely exhausted and
SO great is the demand for it, that we have con-
cluded to increase the leterpress explanations &C.
companylng the map, and make some improve
ments in the style of its execution, and republish
the whole in supplement to the daily paper during
the week. As both the map and the accompany
ing remarks can be relied upon as correct, they
will afford the means of obtaining in a compact
form that information which is 30 generally and
eagerly sought throughout the country Gentle
men desiring quantities either for their own
send abroad will have the goodness to leave their
orders at the counting room of the Crescent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

The MASON ROUGE CLAIM. AN important
cause, says the Baltimore American, is now on
trial in the Supreme Court, which involves an i'm
mense body of land on the Ouachita line of Louis-
ana, about 100 miles. 1t is entitled the United
States Us. Richard King and D. w. Coke. The
cause was decided in favor of the claimants at the
last session of the Circuit Court in this city, The
validity of grant made by the Spanish Governor
of Louisiana to the Marquis de Mason Rouge,
from whose legatee Coke derived title, is at stake
in the present suit, and the ownership of this vast
estate will turn upon the decree of the Court, for
the parties have consented to put the whole issue
of title in the pending cause.
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49,
ID / e d:

On Monday, January l. at O'Clock, p M J. A. YOUNG for
many years a resident OF this city.
TT His funeral will take place O'Clock THIS MORNING.
from his late residence Tivo Circle
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illustrated Works and Gift-BOOkS.
FOR NEW YEAR.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
THOS. L. WHITE,

No. SO CANAL street.
FEMALE POETS OF GREAT BRITAIN; with ele.
gantly engraved Iu.trations
THE PROSE WORKS OF N. P WILLIS.
HOWITT'S JOURNALS illustrated
HOMES EVERYDAY AND TABLE. BOOK; or Ev.
srlastIng Calendar Of popular AmusemeDts in vols.
BURNS'S COMPLETE WORKS; containing his POEMS
Songs and Core pondence with Notices. by Allan Cunning
ham; and Illustrations, by Bartlett and Alton
OPAL for 1s49; edited BY Mrs. Hall
GEMS OF THE SEASONS. for 1849; with twenty spen-
HARPERS' ILLUMINATED EDITION OF THE
Plays OF SHAKESPEARE; edited by G. C. verplsnck; in
NJ B. large assortment FANCY ARTICLES suitable
for Gifts, for sale at
jyIst No. So CANAL street.
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FIRE AT SAco.-The town of Saco, Maine, was
visited on the night of the Dist ult. by a terrible
confagraton, which, in its fury, reduced eight
houses and stores to ashes. The loss is estimated
at $4,000
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M a rrie d:

Married.:
On Monday evening" the LIST by the Rev. Korndor
of the Lutheran Church. JOHN MELLOY to Miss MARY
VIRGINIA SMITH, both of this city,
In Warren county, Miss, December g. by Rev s. w. Sexton Mr.
WILLIAM Nj. JENKINS Miss SARAH ANN SLATER
daughter of John Slater, Esq all of Warren county.
At Sutherland Jefferson county, Florida Dec a. BY the Rev. Dr.
Ruedge, Mr. TlPPOO HORTON, of North Carolina to Miss
ELIZABETH A., daughter of Gov. VIM. D. Moseey Of "a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

NEW YEAR PRESENTS
Splendid Annuais and Illustrated Books.
Poets, Albums, Fine Bibles. Prayer Books etc.
90 At No. 40 CAMP Street.
LEAFLETS OF MEMORY; u magnificent Auual for Is4o
ZEN OF THE SEASON; nd beautiful work for ls4e
FhIENDSuiPS OFFERING; Christmas NewYear present
6aE SN0w FLAKE Jew and eles Annual 1919.
GEMS OF AMERICAN ART illustrated after subjects from the
most dsii gushed American Painters. $3.50 ~
raw AND VIRGINIA The only complete edition pub
lshed IN america; with beautiful illustrations. -
1hE POETS OF AMERICA AND THE FEMALE POETS
oF AMERICA with elegant Portraits of the most
distinguished. " " WV ''
FEMALE POETS OF ENGLAND.
THE WORKS OF BYRON, MOORE AND SHAKESPEARE.
n n u. best style Of the Art with beautiful Engravings
FLORA'S DICTIONARY; THE FLORAL YEAR: FLORAS
r GEM illustrated with elegan y coued Plates
FAMILY Bibles the var ous
styles Of binding, with plain and Illuminated Engravngs after
ALBUMS rich cole prices kinds Of i[ustra
~, lions, plain anil f,ncy, sui ali tastes.
JUVENILE BOOKS; beautiful assortment from the
eolored Toy Book upward. ~
ALSO
fs Note faper Envelopes other Fancy Articles the
Christmas and New Year Holy iays For sale by
Jyl 81 J. IL. BECHTFL & Co 40 Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-02

FIREMAN's FUNERAL.-We Yesterday witnessed
what to us was very novel; and which, we be-
lieve, is rather unusual in this city-we mean a
Freman's funeral. The Odd Fellows, Free Ma
sons and other societies. are in the habit of accom-
panying a body the remains of their members to
the grave; bat we believe the custom has not been
previously. to any great extent adopted by the
Firemen. The funeral which we saw yesterday
was that of Thomas McVey, late member of
Jackson Fire Company No. Is. The coffin was
borne upon the new engine lately made for the
Company at Baltimore, by John Rogers, which was
robed in deep mourning, drawn by seventy-fve
or eighty members, and was preceded by band of
music. The deceased was an active member of the
Company, and was respected by all who knew him.
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LAFAYETTE Jan. 1. 1s49-Anved, steamboat 4tgOma,
with 30 Reeves Prices-Hoes. 4048c. ID Sheep. % 50
"a o head; Besves &c. y Corn. 45kO50c bushel ::
OIL Cake q 100 ID; Hay. s140s15 y ton Oats a2c
busheI: Bran, 6O07Oc y 100 b Mich Cows. $2505O
b head.
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Memoranda:

sear boat Algoma left St. Louis on the 2s ut Reports
the nver full of ice and feet in the channel to Cairo
TowSoat Shark, towed down and the 18th ult
ship louisiana nd bark Lucia Field.
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent By VINCENT WILLIAMS
Proprietor Of the Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS /:
LATITUDE 70 81 30 N.-LoNsIrupr, 80 Win Time. g..


Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Afghan Copeland Glasgow 7. c; Jenkins
Ship Col mbo. Pray New York. T., Meeker
Sh St Lou Davis Boston. L. T. @ale
Ship Atlantic. Rose. York, }. y; woodruff 20
Bark Marcia, Wilson, Boston, Chas. Deake q Co
Arrived YESTERDAY:
Ship Alexander Saudotd from Philadelphia via Charles
ton Is days to maser-2 my.
Tark Convoy Reny 10 days from Charleston, TO g. L. &
E L. Levy-2d my.
Bark Recovery (Br) Burke, days from st. Thomas to
Jas Magee & Cod my.
Brig Lord Lovett. Obi days from Maanzas,
Point.
Brig Nath1n, Fitch. days from Attakapas to MASTER
schr Maria. Miller. days fom Attakapas, 10 MASTER
1st my.
Sch Francis and Rebecca Nicholson IL days from Mata
gorda Bay, to MASTERED my.
Schr Nancy Bishop, Davis, days from Atakapas to
schr ST Mary Choueau, days from jamaica ito mas.
STEAMBOATS,:
Enterprise Bishop, FIN GAINESVILLE.
Webster, Rino FIN Cincinnati.
VIM Noble Newcombe fin Cincinnati
Princess No Sandfod FIN New Carthage-593 b. cotton.
NJ AIRY Foley Daferes. from Fields Mils-6 bales cotton
Uncle Sam franco, FIN Tunica-187 bales cotton.
Agoma. Blndell I'm st. Louis.
LOUISIANA Cannon, I'm Alabama anding-475 bis cotton
Soreo Johnsos. FIN hayou eros T.e-72 bales cotton.
California Reynolds. fun Mobile-26 ba cotton.
10" boat Conqueror. Heat en-. I'm the P asses
Towboat Shark. Pnnegar, I'm the Passes.
Memoranda
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MoRGAN's LITERARY DEPOT,
Annals and Presents for the HOlydays

AT MoRGAh'S LITERARY DEPOT,
EXCHANGE PLACE ADJOINING THE PosT-OFFICE
HEATH'S PORTFOLIO OF ENGRAVINGS: after
THE SNOWFLAKE.
GEMS OF BEAUTY. or Literary Gii A yoluna of
- $3.50 ~ - 'o"N vi
THE BOOK OF PEARLS. A Choice Garland of Prose
Poetr nd Art. - " ~ " -'o'o'
THE P6ErICAL LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS; or,
fLfS, ,y PERsoNIFIED Steel Engravings bsauti.
THE FLOR L OFFERING
LEAFLETS OF MEMORY
THE RUBY
THE CHRISTIAN KEEPSAKE
BUDS AND BLOSSOMS
FRIENDSHIPS OFFERING
CHRISTMAS ROSES
DRAWING ROM ANNUAL etc etc
together with variet. f FANCY ARTICLES ,u,abh
for Presents. ivl 2t2,in + = MSp ~ suI n,