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Thompson 81 .EiUOll,
Clothing EstabIishment,


NO. 10 CAMP STREET
V'BE suscrars receipt Of per ships IIero Adsnc
steamer kggOraans. large aid complete Sa5aunaaa
Ci1mng got up H che best manner aHd style expressly or s retail
trade. GHusmgu Clothing respectfully
and ezs1ue Che stock, which comprises
Dress tgats of best Ullck French cloth;
Frsss COas French ci1l-Jinck, blue olive, brown,
green,
Fancy Coats VI eolgrod eloai, mixed slrab c urr.
Tsceds
Paso and saes, black cloG mixed dral ca,amsre
Tausls
Drs Pants, Of black French doesEn cashmere, single
Ole niipl, Wth and without straps
Fancy Points of single and double ml duglkn and cashmere
patterns and styles
Vests Of black slun silk. cashmere Grsnldius fancy c1
uere wooden velvet rich figured silks , cashmere figured vgu
ia, etc.
uyercoats, Of drah and eolorei cloths new styles
Lgakst Of tlHck cloth, 0, q aud TOLL CIRCLE
Shirts Of linen, cotton aud ClubTlc muslin.
Hosiery Meno, silk and cutiun drawers UudeFhir and
HlEh0se
SILK aud camIric IIandkerches.
Black and rich figured silk Cravas aud Morning Gowns
SIR cashmere, MerilD7 sud louyn's Kid Gloves.
Silk cotton and gngl3m UMBRELLA,
o29 2pd THOMPSON 8 NIXON 10 Camp a..
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BLooD FLOWING LIKE WArER.--At a fire in
Deer Creek Valley, near Cincinnati, short time
since one or two of the engines threw clear blood
instead of water upon the flames, drawing it ftom
the hog slaughter houses. Blood had seldom been
shed inn better cause.
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o. We are indebted to commercial house Of
fhia city for a file Of Tampioo papers. They con
tnln nothing interesting 10 our readers.
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M TIM pube Is most respectfully informed that from ihh dae
he undersigned will occupy e ouraoy Building on CANAL
STREET between Bourbon end Dauphin 'uests ...,,,,
OILS 2lpd ~ 10 i'
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VALUABIE REAL ESTATE AT AuCuoS.-This day. at
Il O'Clock at Banks Arcade J. A. Beard will sal highly
improved and valuable properly situated on Nuyadcs street,
comfortable dwelling with large lot OF ground attached, in
the square bounded by Nayades, Apollo, Felicity and ST.
Mary rees.. Also, the coffee house OF Mr. Uhas Rice,
10 the city ofLaiayeite, u O'Clock the very valuable
country seat lately occupied by Mr. Bear, in GreenyIe.
This property is finely improved and is surpassed the
arrangements Of the gougds and ouens By any country seat
in the vicinity Of New OHean4
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GITU ArED in I5as Baton Rouge five miles east of Port
- Hudson, confirming $50, or, $50 Acres Of -
nud-at the option of the purrhaeI-3O0 of T5fN
which CLEARED, and well adapted TO the cultya- l-
lion OF Cane. There Is ON the place excellent DWELL
ING, GlN-HOUSE and good ORCHARD. 1t ,yeuh
make d good tock Farm being near New Orleans, and
dyantase could be taken OF the low water in the Ohio
when Stock Is high and scarce y This is a desirable
Piaue-wll be sold Lon, and Terms LiberaL Apply to
ds1e1s15 20 p . 29S8y We B Camp St.
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oongress

In the House of Representatives, balloting is still
going on for the Speakership At the last trial
Winthrop got one hundred votes, and Cobb sixty
three ,5otes
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15- The bill to extend the Atalanta Railroad from
Lagrange to West Point, has passed the House of
Representatives of the Georgia Legislature. The
Montgomery and West Point (Aa,l Railroad is
advancing to the same point. That completed, the
railroad communicated from Montgomery, Ala, to
Charleston will be completed, and the stage coach
abolished on the whole line between New Orleans
and New York The mail will still be carried by
stage between Mobile and Montgomery, but pas
sengers can take the steamboat
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"Sror TIE PAPER. -" Observer of the Phil
adelphia Ledger writes from Washington, on the
9th ut that on that day the Russian and Austrian
Legations gave formal notice to the % Union news
paper withdrawing their subscriptions, Father
Richie should take comfort under this mark OF
ther displeasure, that it will save him at all events
from being called by his neighbor of the Republic
the "Austrian organ or the " Russian organ,
as well as the French organn .I
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BALLARD's HAIR lDYE,

II lstrae auce Read l 0OWlng I9Ief IF0m me ceIe-
brated Cristadoro-
No, g AsToB HuUsE, NEW YORK, Sept. ~ lSiS
MR.. o. NJ. BALLARD Dear Str-lt Is Justice
that Of all the preparations Dyeug Hair uied
has asweed the purpose your Liquid Hair Dye
aud with great deal less trouble in using than any other give
you THIS testimony solemn that is worthy hs
patronage q all who may Vh exchange gray light, red han
beautiful auburn, brown black peculiar soft
aud uGtre whh mpars hnr the Ladies eaHu0Etu
JOSEPH CRISTADORO.
E5g- For rals BY J. WRIGHT q CO. Isl CharTss Il,
pa g. Agant fJf M V
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MEssRs. MULLER & GATOR take pleasure ia informing
VI the citizens New Orleans, thai they Will give grand display
q o2 the Place Ames entrance opposite the ca
before exhibited in h country Will be ard the whole viii be
concudedby artificial moeo hsprjected California Railroad
train On their arrival at Sen Franciseo will be utad BY
splendid BOUQUET.
Abundance IS cents children and half Doors
open al hapaat 81 performance to cmmeueea hal past d
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Paper Warehouse,
70 CAMP SrVHEErT

WE respectfully call the utten
w ~ 6'hsB v no may requi
PAPER Business, TO th5 large
ceivlng daily a our establishment
Foolseap and Letter Peppers, al.
qualities
Packet Poet, Folio Post, Flat Can.
Deny and Medium
Owen Hurl1utt celebrated WI.
ting Pspsrs, all varieties and
prices
Printing Paper, large assortment
Of sizes aud qualities;
Assorted CoiQrsd Papers, Medium
Double Medium, 22<32 and
2iS ST.
Tea Pupsr Patent Envelope Paper
Hardware and Cotton Samplini
Paper;
DrIggists' Paper, blue and white
Filtering Piper, Bl0uhF Pape
and Patent Blottersi Tissue Pa
peri
Linen, Hemp and Cotton Twines
Of every variety and thickness
~ From The facilities Bfg
MaUgaciurgrs, we are enabled u
terms, and invite them general
chasing elsewhere. Dc 2,y
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BArTIMoRE, Nov. 7.--On the 9Th inst. the Cotton
Market of New York closed at decline Of one
fourth. Five hundred bales have changed hands.
Stocks are improving.
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FINE CAR-The n. Y. Courier and Enquirer
describes a sixty.passenger car, built by Messrs
Gilbert 81 Eaton, of Troy, for the New York and
New Haven Railroad, as one of the most elegant
specimens of eoach-malng ever brought out in this
country. The Courier says: The outside of the
car is entirely free of any ornamental work, and is
painted with a,aSre agtite efanleA Of character
similar to that used in finishing parts Of our packet
ship cabins, Theinterior cabinet work is as.deli-
cately. finished, and as highly polished as most
| expensive piano and there are many little com
forts introduced for the passengers, which we have
never before noticed in any other cars in the coun-
| try. This is intended model ear, and several
others are in progress building, that entire
train Of white cars will soon be in readiness for use
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n. "a. .TNcb:sOm 5. a..

No. 81 C.A.N7L, enc dG0r from Camp,
Fine Fashionable Clothing Establishment,
H'lNE SHIRTS, Of all the LATEST Patterns; Under Shirts
Il Cotton and hOoLeu drawers; stocks; Crlvats; Ho-
siery susRender Gloves Trunks Nalaes Carpet Bags,
etc. etc. Tor sale az extremely low prices for cash We
hcit cal! from Friends and the Public examne-our
Goods and Judge for themselves ef We keep also BOYS
and YOUTHS. CLOTHING. d. BIN
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S. of u. Meeting ;. sunday Morning.

LIBERAL DIVISION, No H. at Pelican Hail. corner of Com.
mon and ST. Charles streets, at 10 O'Clock.
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ITO RENT OR FOR SALE-A pleasant Twogory
L Residence, with y Rooms a small Flower Garden -
in 'front.' and Gallery above and below Paved Yard, al
The House i nearly ueE-suated o. Robin street, bg-
tufeB Cg0p and yIagazHe 1t will be rented reasonable TO
a Good Tenant, ~" For particulars apply at No. 55
TCHOUPlFOULAS STREET. Is 81
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. 10 Father Mathew has v'rittento gentleman
in Philadelphia, that i'll health will compel him to
go direct to the South and that he will not be able
to visit Philadelphia, as to remain any time, for
some months. It is to be hoped he viii early re-
cover.
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f Grace Church,-rhe Rev Dr. WHEAT, hts
81 Rqv, will nifaeh lor the pfuaenl Every suNDAY,ati
9'aioak A. and foc9ek p A., GRACE CHURCH, corner
Of haEonu1 aud refdiiu areeA. DO
AZ Declaration ofthe Female Orphan Asylum
On SUNDAY hOaNiNG The eth inst, viii ake place Dedi
cation 81 Female Orphan Asylum Chapel Camp ceremonies
will commence PRECISELY at hahpast Though
Of the Pews rented on Monday last te still number that
have besn reserved so as afford seats to hosH who may
as Ct the eertmone During the celebration Of Divine
will be taken Collection for al Of the Orphans We
make doubt that our loweilze viii noby contribute
The RI Rev. Bhop elane oficae Ponaoaiy The
sion. Ga
t. Canal and Banking Conpany,-The following
names prop Directors Banking Company
at the elsetiont to be held On MONDAY, Dec. 10
EDW. CHAPMAN. WIN. NJ GOODRICH.
WIN. HENDERSON,. J. P HARRISON.
NJ. o. a. NORTON. 3. o. NELSON.
;. H. sTAUFFER.
10 1T NEW ORLEANS STOCkHOLDERB.
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ion Of Suu0neH, Publishen, and
e anything CONNECTED with the
nd new stock now opened and tee
among witch may De found
Fancy Col0rel Twiursi
Coming House and Bill Caps
Cloth Paper and Packing Paper,
all sizes
Binders' Straw & Bonnet Boards ;
Trunk Paper, for Innings, alc-i
Straw and Rag Wrapping Paper
for shippers and Gr1ceIsi uss :
Tuugi Sheathng Paper, zoo rolls 4;
Playing Cards, L. j. C1heu's
Steamboats, highlander, Merry
Andrews, Decatur and Super
Eagles
/ L. Smiths sIpari0rE8gleB, Excel.
si1r and Jeauy Linds;
Imported English & French Cards;
J Cohan's PHnlers' Cards
u. d. McCreaTy's celebrated Fan
ey Cqlored and News Printing
! Ink, constantly ON hand, a.
! manufacturer prices,
dcd By our direct Agency for the
supply ihe trade on ths most liberal
z to examine our stock before pur.
SHELDON K POTTER,
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FIREMnRKs EIRE,InnKs-

~ Tho steamship TELEGRAPH Capt. Morgan, leaves
Cafn tya ChagTes THIS MORNING. Saturday, ats O'Clock
a. positively Poydral wharf.
d3 HYDE & OGLEsBY, 70 PoydIas st.
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In THE U. S. CIRcUrT CoURT IN. Y)-Betore
Judges Nelson and Bstts-Horace Leland and
Others appellants, U.s. Sylvester Baxter and others,
respondents. On the 25th ult an appeal was had
from the Court below in a suit for the return of
freight paid on cargo of corn and -four shipped at
New Orleans, but damaged in consequence ofhav-
ing been slowed the top of sugar hogsheads, the
latter having steamed or heated and thereby dam
aged the corn and -four. The Court held that ths
mode of stowage had been customary at New Or
leans, and that the appellants and other merchants
were cognizaut of such custom, That ship owners
could not be charged with this loss, even on the
most stringent rules Of law applicable to common
carriers.
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MmOEIo.-The Grand Lodge, Grand Chapter,
and Grand Council Of the Free Masons Of Ala
bama, are now holding their animal meetings in
Montgomery. There is a very full attendance Of
delegates, and the hotels and boarding. houses are
crowded 10 overgovginp
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NTESSRR. EDITORs-Sirs / think that that snug
WI sum of VI n L Y lef ON that Hatters Desk, s.
II not called for soon 0ught 70 be given the CHARITY EEL
Hospital. J. F.rIlOAH, Practical Hqttcr, c.
.dS II Corner OF 81. Charles and Common streets
TIAY-60O bales Prime Eastern HAY landing at Post II,
Il "a Municipality, for sale by
IS 81 j. GARLAND 4 CO., Lafayette s..
NTT7TMfGS AND NIACE-4OO pounds NUTMEGS,
Is '''''' ''' III CSiiAs. sT6UGHTON, % Canp 81
CyARDIN ESQ cases Sardnes, landed and for sale by
- dS CHAS. SEDUCTION, ~ Camp ST.
TtODFisIl-lOO boxes GOLDFISH, landed and in store,
ds ''' ''' w EIIAs. sTOUGHTON, 81 camp ST.
CvOSHEN BITTER-25 kegs ifeshGosen BUTTER,
~ landed aud IN Store Tor sale by ~ $50
dS CliAS. SEDUCTION, "a Camp st.
CyOAP-lOO boxes Sudp, landed, and for ale by
- is CHAS. STpUGiIION, "a Camp st.
CRACkEI{S-75 balTois CRACKERS, landed fresh,
Is ,'o' anu ''' Gf.HiAs. sToUGuToN. ~ Camp st.,
FSICkAHEAT-200 packages BUCKWHEAT, just
~ received trtSh IN -fqru and t0g sale by
d6 UuAs. SEDUCTION, - Camp s.
MACKtiREIs-lO0 pkg MA CKERELS SALMON,
as CiiAs. s'r6rGHToN, ~ Camp st.
RAKER's CONCHOCOLATI.' a BROAIt.
- % package flesh, IN Store and ur sale hy
as -ClAS. SEDUCTION, 80 Camp st..
Split rEAs85 bushels SHIT PEAS. landing and
ds - CiIAs. .sToUGHToN. 81 campst.
DEARI. BARLEN=-gO packaees PEARL HARLEY;
landng and ~ store, for sale by
Is CHAs. sT0UGHToN, q Camp ST,
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der We are obliged to'ihe steamer Natehez, for
Natchez papeni to Tie steamer J. T. Boswell, for
Red River papers; and to the steamer Duchess, for
Cinoinnati naners
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SLAVES ATT AucTIoy.-J M Depass. sols tiis day. at
twelve O'Clock, Banks Arcade several good slaves ied
hands alid house seryaHis,
ACouNrRy sEAr-The delightful county residence lsie
y occupied by Maior J. A. Beard tituate GEsenyile on
the Camouiol Rafosd9 wal be sold ii day, at auonn by
Mai Beard, II oicoel, The eofeehoue Of Mr. Charlie
Rice Lafayette rhepronedy extremely desirable, and
conned TO le notice q t0se who desire delightful and
guie, home
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Nos. - anil 81 CAMP STREET.
TNRTESTTV e. REIN T,,,o.te... ,,y No.. +. -.
eig9l1 at J,5,rstic' IIt.,i,r,1. r. ~
Tg,y Iron Tj1 Pigtss az HE ~ KY --=-3
fieriIs for hon 'ery I'M r3I ,,ai22,,il15 rTb
NV rr1aiily nv, 49, - ii IN; 81 aI gzlsg 80 =
- Non I,,,I,ii, .t+t+; , 7U11 ~,
Il ts' bn,o ,,I, ~ 1 ~ al, u,, w NJ i, y; ~
E-A gGry K 7Trrr 49,, a. ~, y M y a., L ,l'l "a
q LtHzA t,sy ar, ro,stant IA, ga,,.;,, M d. ~ Nm,
-aIsrad ~ srsi, t,i,, e. i- H. NM 49,, Ky
yitp t,e atiaTn1 Of i,,s gr m tioi. 49, j i ,j
stnrE az ,yLiaL ~ ,iICt,,5r,, 4; , rt ~ VIZ '''1N
Fngiisb bar Iron, rSrind .,,als 'l, ANA dam TINS.
Res Cable IN ''' YUAN % ""' ia t9,:
- PENNSYLVANIA Loo t9ms:
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FF5- U. s. Mail steamer BAY sTATE-For Cincinnati,
tsYIe, Madon, Padueah and MenphThis and splendid
light draught passenger eHmer Will cave above THIS DAY
Saturday, az O'clock the OF Poydras street.
HYDE O3LESBY, 70 Poydras
Passengers viii please be board the above hour Do
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Com. DI9eERs--The National Intellgencer
learns that in official report to the War Depart
mont the civil affairs Of California, Gen. Riley
estimates the number Of persons actually employed
in digging for geld, at 10000, while the number Of
persons engaged in other employments at the Pla.
GERS, would greatly increase this amount Il is
probable that the report inqueston will accompany
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FALL AND WINTER FASHION

EDRMRS. A. G.. PARKER, 93&S
~ Camp, beiOU P9ydrds street, has iusH ~
WE(S received and viii continue to open during ~
.ls The season, handsome assortment of MIL va
IlNERA consisting Of Fancy and Straw Bonneis. Dress
and breakfast Caps, Ribbons Flowers, Feathers, Lace
Capes Wells Collars Cuffs etc ali of which will be sold at
owprces and purchasers will find it much to teE 3dyan
tage TO call ere purchasing elsewhere Eg All Orders q
Merchants and Dealers irom The Country Yi he p9n1ly
nlLamlal 10 ~ nv
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stea.mboat Departures This DaY.
rz-sgE AOEERTEsEMENTs ON THLRD PAoE.

~ St. Louis Tho new and light raught passenger
AMARANTH Capt Atchnson receiving freight
and will eav above, SATURDAY, The 5h nst at O'Clock
p m, positively fTUm lafayette street whalLl
D. n. WHITE 10 Poriraa
is MARSH g. RANLETT, q P0ylras
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TTNO T{ENT-Fhe Lqrge and C0mRoaigHs DIV .lNp
4 and Six LOTS attached thereto, la tauoHt3l ~ g.
the Corner 81 Sfcgnd and UgskiHgtoa srseis' nS9 III
occupied Jy Mrs WARREN. Being lOcaieh one tl
from M Railroad thc distance Of the building tuereirol
secures retirement while il IL sufficiently near 10 ne e'
assy az access ii contains large and nl;l fonlt =
furnished Kitll (islcrn has stables and an other geu
Outbauss attached and forms iloge.heI Que OF We ~
,g ylpnct4 nr a paueel Private FaHiy 10 be l0unI ~
New Orleans Possession given immeFiaIieibh III APn
Terms which will be favorable, enquire Vl H. EfAt * n
at the Bibte Depository, Camp suse" Wv -"
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Bingamqa Co,srse.--The fall meeting
al this course commences tomorrow, aud we ex-
peet % see gathering Of the fast uns and their
friends, that will remuneate the proprietors for
their qntring exertOps to please the sporting pub
lie. The first race will be for the purse OF $3.50,
two mile heats.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-08

fATAL ACCIDENT Yesterday morning, about
day break, a-skia containing three men was run
down BY the towboat (" Anglo American, nearthe
Point and nothing was afterwards seen Of either the
skill Or crew.. The names Of the men have not yet
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-08

JUDGE OF THE SUPREME CoURT.-We copy
the following from the Alexandria Republican:
"We regret to learn that Judge King who for
nearly four years has given universal satisfaction as
Judge Of the Supreme Court Of the State, is about
to resign his seat. Several eminent legal gentle
men have been spoken Of as his successor, and
among hem, Mr. William Dunbar. His appoint
ment to the vacant Judgeship would, salts
fed, give fun and entire satisfaction to the people
Of the State, BY whom he is well known and highly
esteemed Mr., Dunbar is eminently fitted for the
place, being a man of fine intellect and accomplish
ments, and of great probity and honor"
The appointment Of Mr., Dunbar would, proba-
bly,, give general satisfaction. As the Western
District Of the State claims to have Judge on the
Supreme Bench Mr.. Dunbar, who was formerly a
resident Of that part of Louisiana, would probably
suit The citizens of the west The Alexandra Dem
ocrat endorses the statement of the Republican, add
ing: -
1--WE can safely say that no appointment would
be hailed with much satisfaction by the people
Of Rapdes-and in fact of the whole Red River re-
gion--as that Of VIM. Dunbar, Esq, to that eleva-
led post. For fifteen years that gentleman resided
in our midst, and for. heightened sentiment mimi
peachabe integrity, and well tried and distinguish
ed talent, he stands unEyalled amid mis- compeers.
In his elevation to the Supreme Bench, the action
Of the Executive will be but the reflex of the en-
ghtened public opinion Of this part of Louisiana
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}. &, MORGAN's LITEBABY DEPOT,


LATEST NOVELS. JUST RECEIVED
REDBURN; His First Voyage; by Herman Melville,
author of Typec, OmOo, Matli, etc
sIDON1A THE SQRCERESS by William Meinhold,
author Of the Amber Witch.
HEARTS AND HOMES or, Social Distinction: a story
by MIS-. Ellis; vols, complete
THE TWO LOVERS; or, Eros and AhicrOs, by the
author of Agnes Morris.
SELF DEPENDENCE; Or, the Trials of Life.
THE LOVER AND TIE HUSBAND; novel; by Mrs.
Gore.
THE DoWAGER; or, the School for Scandal; by Mr..
Gore.
MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS by Mrs. Gore.
HlLDRETH'S HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES
Third volume. completing the work.
FRANCIS ], KING OF FRANCE; by Miss PardOe,
author Of Louis XIV.
GLIMPSES OF SPAIN IN 1St7: by S. T. Wallis
ALFRED THE GREAT; kug OF England; by jacob
Abbott.
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC, for 1850.
HUNTS MERCHANTS, MAG AZINE, for November.
LONDON LANCET, for November.
TARIFF OF THE UNITED STATES. Price 70 cents
CORDOVA'S MAP OF TEXAS. price....... ..... IS
..--J. &. MORGA y ;, ErchaHgg HGCe.
N NN
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foNARFbz's FtsoRAaA-Fbis Zinc psntipg sti attracts
crowds % Amoy Hall Everyone should Fiit Il WHO ,yjs
y nave eoo idea Of the Father Of Waters without ir,vell
Sing upon tl,s iTsacharous ele,,srt
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IN !. ~ Ai9s--sEttlsa or At Cosr t-Ifvou ars
Y -e4o Nlo'eas Of any Kind, examine tbo o.k al eig 81
n, III . =, IN 9neea are affixed TO te articles aa ma
se a can be ohtaa 1t sae ,,s III, l',.'' apa
'a ,. . g II himsef The eolees mus NJ sl,,,-
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49, hAhTsos o. FmEwoRKs.-AIessis Muller and
taee q Arnes iono7aw evening and from The reputation
1'sss We aiet a. beautiful display. Their adver.
i' " aaquaer eolnmn presents catalogue Of induce
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INFLAMMATION WiNTED-Of GEO CLARK,
Il Of Sr Louis, Mo-; (aHd a Member of Missouri Err
CemPaRg Ae. - who arrived nlNew Orleans about the
middle OF October Si9 (d by invitation of Jackson Fire
Company No 49, Of this city, had become then guest has
Disappeared and mas been heard of since the explosion of
the iiued steamer Louisiana. ~ Any information con.
cruilr hm will be thankfully received by any officer Of
,,aChsUH Tt COmDGnH No. 49, of thi, city.
JAMES A. BARRON Foreman
WIN. NEWMAN, Secretary.
Geo. NEIG HTNAN, Secretary.
New Orleans, Louisiana, December 8, 1919. d6 81
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eAhtANs fHEkrRE-This evening viii be presented the
siA" eleae The gewes, for the second time this sea.
ns 'eqss ! was received with the greatest enliusi-
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t. Canal and Banking Company,-The following
es prp Deeto Of ho Canal and Bankin Comnany
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RACES Fo-DAY.-To-day, over the Metairie
course, the well known nags Hark and Rory
0llors contend for the proprieior's purse, $500,
mile heats, best three in five, making race that
will be certain todraw crowd without the weatA-
er should again deprive US Of good days sport.
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JOSEPH BupMAN. JOHN CAMPBELL.
BUTMAN 81 co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, GROCERs AND SHIP
- CHAMBERS, No % Front Leyee opposite Post Second
Municipality New Orleans, la. n27 GA
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THE Copariuershp hitherto existing between the under.
l. signed, under the Of FULTON ~ WALL, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. 5. II. FULTON,
dJ l0t ". WALL.
The undersigned will continue tie business under the name
Of SAM'L H. FULTON, No; a New Leyee,
arIg n ala, ,ft117l Y5gF