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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-07
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n Just received at the
NEW STORE ON CANAL STREET.
BetUerR Bourbon and DGuphiHC Streets,
The following desirable Goods, vizt
g. French cASHMEREs of all eolossi
g. do. BASPOURSi dos
g. Damasked do. dol
81 Fancy coOred BOMBAZlNES;
Plain colored CASHNlEREs D'ECOSSE;
Solid colorod MousSELINE DE LANES
al greatly reduced pree5i
Fancy and small pattern Mousselha De LauBs;
Super English De LANES and Caahnces DEcossc at very
Super new style BAREGE ROBES desirable for Sources;
Embroidered swiss Muslin Robes, latest fashion,
Glact SILKS Vi every color and width
Black MORE, ycrysuperori
Culored do, very desirable:
FGoRANCEs Of all eoiors;
HARCELINEs do
Ladies' super Linen Cambria HANDKERCHIEFs;
Do. Embroidered Linen do. new style;
Mems large size DO. extra qullIlyi
Do. super Silk do. very hnei
Super embroidered Crimson and Scarlet Grape sHAwLsi
Super Plain do. do;
A very fire selected assortment Of
Vaeneienne LACES aud EDGlNGS
Do. lNSERTINGS;
Malines LACES very superior;
English Thread Laces aud Eigingsi
Do. do, lnserings
Scotch EAIBROIDERIEs Of alb styles;
Together with complete assortment Of
House Furnishing Goods,
consisting In part Of Linen sheeungs-scotc, Irish aud Fren
Dauasks and Damas Cloths Napkins; Diapers C0uuerpones
Blankets Dapess and French LINENS etc, which d
attention Of the pubic s respectfully invited
d8 2y2p D. II. HOLMES.
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Fashionaoio STiinneTy and Dress Making

HAMBURGER l64 Camp ct has received by recent aTIi
walls auladd lot the above Goods Of entirely new style
: ofbsr ariortnent hi tbs CIV nl2 Ian
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SANDWICH ISLAND CoMNIssIoNER.--On Mon
day, the Doth ult, James jackson Jarves presented
his credentials to the Secretary of State, and wa;
received as special commissioner of His Majesty
| the King of the Hawaiian Islands, to the govern
ment of the United States
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CHRISTMAS BooKs.-Norman al ,o.,;...
Der Of illustrated books suitable for '.',''''
sents. They are most Of them ON Fa.,l pre-
jeets, and several Of them are Of reans =, SUP
ter IS gratifying to see the taste for aIustT.te3
works improving. Such works as Ninevah ~
its Remains Oriental Life and KalooInb
are FAR superior 10 the Annals which used 10 an
pear ten or twelve years ago.
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CooPEK's NovELs.-We have received from the
publishers, through the courtesy of Norman, No l6
Camp etreet, copy of The Pilot" one of the
volumes of the uniform edition of the works Of
James Fenimore Cooper, which MIR. Geo. P. Put
nam is bringing out. 1t is got up in beautiful style,
handsome clear type, fine white paper, elegant
binding, and in all respects fit for the shelves Of
neat private library. It is revised, corrected and
illustrated, with new introduction, notes, etc., by
me author, so as to make il complete in all respects
for preservation. "The Pilot" is one Of Cooper's
BEST as the earliest of his sea-stores and in that
me Of writing al least he is unsurpassed We
haVs done for it what we have not done for any
otner novel; except Walter SCOTS and Jane Aus
sils-Ne have read it several times with undimin-
'.ou iellsh' we intend to keep this safely from
placing it where it cannot be had witbout bsins
asked ior and we hope to put the rest of the series
as they appear, anugly in the same no.
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FoR CHAeREs.-The steamship Telegraph, Capt.
d. B. Morgan, has been detained, (unavoidaby,)
but will leave on Saturday morning, at 9 O'Clock,
for Chagres direct. This vessel is in fine order,
and offers good opportunity for travellers to the
gold country
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Selling or sRE Cost,
TO CLOSE THE CONCERN.

10 The entire Stock of CLOTHING and Genenens FUR
NISHLNG GOODS at
% ST. CHARLES Street, under the Veranda
The following is limited list Of articles on hand
Black, brown, blue and olive Dress and Frock Goats;
Green drtb, gold mixed aud brown Sacs Pa!olots
Extra hne drab, brown aud green Boulayards;
Super black and iue-blacx Cloth Cluaks;
Black and fancy DOeshin Pants;
Plaid, sidc-stripe and Cashmere Of
description;
Black and fancy silk and Satin Vests
Super embroidered BALL VESTS, aud Of
style and quality;
Fine linen and cotton Shirts;
Meru1, cotton aud silk uulerhirts;
herino, flannel and cotton DRIVERS;
Scarfs, Craya Gloves He'll Hose,
C. Remember % St. Charles Street, 81
Where above be purchased COST, until the Z1h
inst, which the balance Of will be closed at
1871
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Mr. mexican BUcHANAN.-We understand
that this gentleman VII appear on next Monday
evening, instead Of Monday, the 18th. Mad
emoiselle Blangy was to appear at the st. Charles
next week but her illness makes it impossible for
her to fill her engagement at that time. 1t is in
consequence of Blangy's indisposition that Mr..
Buchanan appears on Monday next
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RACEs-RACEs-BINGAMNN COURSE
la ! 49,

TUE FALL HEETlNs Ct Ip Oh LEANS JOCKgHCLUB
will commence on SUNDAY, 9h December, nd eOaus s1
first Dav-sUEDAi Dsoem5srg-P.s s250-Tu,o mile heats
Second Day-WEJNEsDAY, ptcsrber lzPurss silO-ThEss
heals.
Thru DayTHURsDAY. December 3D. Pure s1sn- Mile heats.
FOurh Day FRIDAY December l4-suls s25J-Two mile
beats.
Ftrh Day-sATURDAY, December ty--Pure S709-Four mile
List DavsUNDAY December Pune $3.50 Na le. beat
three five.
The stables o Meisrs KenEer, Bugumau, Ezyman
H. LeC0ne Wells Moore and Laurog, upon The rronnd
preparation, and the high
OLIVER q VALENTINE. fropristora.
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D3- Mr.. Ainsworth, Notary, in his card in our
paper Of to-day, presents a very promising front
We understand that in all the " Notarial tumult .
he is not dangerously frightened, and with twenty
nine Governors at his back thinks he can caloulat
upon attending to some business at % Camp street
provided he is prompt as usual.
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Nel0 SjIEs.

sVeI1 SILKS.
NJ. H. HAGGERTy g. BRO,
No. So Canal street,
MOULD respectfully solicit the attention ladies very large
w assortment Of SEs e latest and 1uag sly Ices just
received By them from France per ship BriuswicE
Black silks.
eros de Rhine, from 20 U yard vide,
POut de Sole GiJs DC Nap, and Brilliant Lustres.
Satin l4eyButing, Royal Barethaa aad Armure.
Rich Satin, plaid aud stripe Pekins
Extra rich Satin Damask and Waersd Pout de Sole.
COlOrcd silks.
Changeabe Glact, PouL De Sole plain. striped and plaid.
Do. do very email stripe, for Misses.
Chan grbble GaeG Aruures aud Satin De Refine.
lhanrealle LeY8uunes and Sltln De Chue.
Very rich BTuCgle and Dr0chU Silks latest styles
Printed SILK Muslns and Tssges, Plaid FOuads-
'i'E Palis.
Plain, Plaid and CL8ngeabe Fl5rsuecs
These Sks have been selected with much care and being pur
chased before the 1g advance French Goods enabled
sell em 0neird leEs than the present prices n this city
lew French Embroidered Lace and Muslin Cape
lust received auu selling very low.
A gnmsu ct White Canton Grape Shaw plain dauak
embroidered received aud offered halls the usual
NJ X. HAGGERTY & BRO.
Importers Of French Goods and General Dry Go1ds Dealers
u9 M,W,F, 2dp q. No. 81 Canal street,
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-s~s-
lust PUBLIsH5D re DiaR9 or DliLY MEMoRAN-
y DUN BQ2k roo islo Ct various sizes viz:
Haf cap s,a-Si5so,ri
esP oos1,0 s-s--sl6 plain roam eovers
For sale BY b Yisn as H YAK S Pes s s ana ''A
A. ,iDAVID FELT x CO., StatGUSrs' Han,
$500, = = = ~ -,
TAR. ose66is III fNN k3odiIjE. for Fever and
toms Of Bilious dssasss. ~ anu 0 various
Pfay i3[ , h9aSngh snd permanent cure Of h9se
sIsss ~ bii,,is rr,sls ~ w ~ is'' VINO" '1 'N' o
j. WRIGHT 81 60. ISL Cbartross ST
,..,,, ony Agents for New Orleans.
" Dealers supplied on liberal terms d3 6m2p
--,,,T ~, - -,,,---,,-,, = -
=. t9I By t6s, qs13 Agent, ior New Oraaas,.
DIS 6m2p RUSTE PADDOCK, 10 Poydras 81.
HONEY FOTND-
SMALL sum Of NONE y wa, left yesterday; the 9th
~ INST, at the desk Of the subscriber which the n
charges for advertising. c. d. BUNCE, "a
100 -. P.9gium Hat Store AND .Mqaatastqyy,
T0URNENMAN HITTER WANTED. Z 81
- More but FIRST Rate Wortmaq need apply 1 q
"or style p..,.;.., t,,, s,.., Ca C.. d BuNCE,
> tS, " Basaa3y aES " zos s o ils , from the
Nadog s szSd P POI L5aHT p coEoEEP Win -
ever win return him giye information where he be
DO W BENZ. HOWARD, sls Carondelet st.
MTOTECH, To SIG AIR PE 1 EVERE- u I'm, ubt gBd
~ CAST Iron s CG.4R P.4 MS. OF assorted szes
from IS to s. inches ALso-Two Vertical CATTLE
SUGAR MILLS Roiiers-C5X22 and 2iy2i inches, with
Coupling for Wooden Shafts and exuo Wheels. for sale by
DO 5md&W J. Y. De EGANA. AZ Bieuvlle 81.
I-1-y,1,5, =, 5,,7,,,- - f, ,-,,,I2 - -, -
NEOHM AIiUA NANIED-Of GEO. CLARK,
GomDaa1 NJ 81 Who arrived IN VIEW OeaT oon he
middle Of icober 1St8 land by inytso3 Of ocksou F
ComDonv Ma ia Of his citT had brromp Their 9ms ',s
d:sapneai add has moi 69Sn be9 IA of since 6e xDio3n of
ee6g Rm '' W be RanR re f 5y s%g 5e To Of
LrIs5a F,re Cyu,D0yU N;, III 6f tbis civ W any '' Vi
" ia MES a PARRIN F,r,n,o,
WIN. MoyN,N EeerTia+v ~ ''-'i'i>'t'' Ao's"'a''
Ne,E jre,nt T Td M M nlgg5 1910 le .,
E7HE COparnerhp hitherto existing between ths under
dis i ulI nti iT lg Oh FULTON IS T5l5 gay
n, "a. W '''' 'e''.. NJ III - O-'s
The UNDERSIGNED will ,,rti, ,I bi.' 49, -
r ITO Nj II tsIrT srp ~ FlueI ue name
l. - y - ~ s3j ~ 4 ~ = I[TW l,rfee,
COFFEE HOUSE FOR SALE -
A COFFEE HOUSE, finely situated and doing -
"A Good Business for sale on reasonable terms i'd
account OF depa rture of The Proprietor - AppI2 L
the CQBec House, Corner Of GIROD and COMMERCE.
Streets. lis If
FIVE OOTIARS RE{VERD
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hereafter on SATURDAY EVENINGS, in The Pelican Hall corner
Of st. Char s and Common streets and all Members Of the Order
a. IDS ". W. BREEDLuvE. R, s.
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Paper TVSVPebOlgse,
: INN ~

lion Of Stltiourrs, Publishers, and
re anything connected with the
md now stock now opened and re,
0 among which may be found
I Fancy CuloreI Twines;
/ Counting House and Bill Cap;
] Cloth Paper and Packing Paper
all sizes;
| Bindars' Straw & Bonnet Boards
Trunk Paper, for Innings, elc.i
Straw and Rag Wrapping Paper
] for Shippers and GroceIs' use
T7ued Shaaihing Paper, ia rolls
Playing Cards, l.. J. Cohen's
Steamboats,, Highlanders, Merry
Andrews, Decatur aud Super
Eagles;
H.. Smiths superior Eagles, Excel
sior and Jenny Liuds
! Imported English G French Cards
] C0hen's Printers Cards
ID. d. McC.enry's celebrated Fan.
cy C0l0red aud News Printing
] Ink, constantly on hand, OF
] manufacturer prices.
ded by orr tEscl AEHry for tht
supply the trade on the most liberia.
z 10 examine our stock before pur
SHELDON & POTTER.
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New BooKs.-We have received from J. B,
Steel, bookseller, IA Camp street, copy Of new
publication from the press Of the HaFpers, entitled
sidonia, the soreeTesa,' the supposed destroyer
Of the whole Ducal House Of Pomerania by VIM.
Newbold, author Of the Amber Witch" We
have no time taste TO read books Of witchcraft
more than two hundred pages thick, They who
have will doubtless find this full Of horrors to their
hearts content The Sc Amber Witch " we remem-
Der as an extraordinary book, in power and pathos
and 50 iruthfully written that there were doubts
whsther II was work Of fiction or an embelished
narrative Of real events aud living fantasies 1t is
however, now admitted to be purely work of fic.
ton and Sidonia, as we perceive, is so mixed
up with real facts Of great superstition and real
historical personages and events, that the author
ingeniouay leaves it doubtful how far his facts are
authentic or feigned. 1t is exciting food for the
imagination.
Another volume, which we have received from
The same source, is " The History of Alfred the
Great" by DR.. Jacob Abbot-one Of a series of the
lives Of eminent men, which have been prepared
for the instruction of the young, by this eminent
writer
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Henry = 60,

Late Henry, stoddart s Co
81 Canal Street, corner Of st. Charles st.
RESPECTFULLY nmatss the Ladies of New Orleans and
N vicinity that their STOCK OF GOODS very and
select, comprising
Rich plain and figured black and colored Silks
Sewed Muslin koaeg;
ChidUns Robes, Frocks and Fr0ck Bodies, very RICH
Sewed Muslin and Lace Cgpr- Collars, etc.;
Inserting and Edgng Trimming
Null Book, Nuuso0ki and Cambria MusAus
Striped and check Auslius;
Cashmeres De Laiues, Alpaca Lusres, eC
Painted C0-t0n and GinghauJs greet variety;
Llueus and Long Lawns; Cambria Htudkgrlhg6i
Cotton Shirngs, ShgHungs aud IovelHugs,
shaus aud Pllids; Blankets and Couuurpangsi
Hosiery aud Small Wares, etc, etc. Dc uI- ,'hss
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UNION DIVISION No g. Crystal Fount Hal 23 Tchoupi.
tOulas street, at halt-past o. clock.
LoUIsIANA DNIsIoN No. H. Unity Hail. AIarEny Build.
lngs, Third Municipality at halipast o clock
STAR or HOPE DIVISION No, NC, Younger Brothers
Han, Lafayette, al hal-past Z O'Clock
You've MEN's MAGEOIIA DIVISION No I2 at Pelican Hall
cor, Common and ST. Charles sts., az hapas o'ciork
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Fashionable Goods
FOR GENTLEMEN.

WE invite the friends and the public generally 10
w our new and extensive assortment Of choice
Clothing and Furnishing Goods
Gentlemen received eamihp Ohio and other late ami
ya made AFTER the last French paen, Of the best materials and
superior workmanship
FRoCK COATS black blue olive, eron London Smoke and
brown French Cloth.
DRESS COATS Of black French Cloth, extra fine.
BUSINESS COATS Of brown and olive Cloth, gay, plaid and
fancy mixed Cashmere TWJeds.
PALETOTS OF black and fancy colOred Cloth
PARIS PhLETOTS Of fancy cOoed Cloths, extra fine.
SAC PALETOTS and OVERCOArS Of Beaver and sable Cloth
pilot CLOTH and dab and blue Blankets
FULL CIRCLE CLOAKs and OPERA SACS.
WHOLE SUITS Goat Vest and Pansl Of grHy mixed North
County rweeds."
PANTS Of fine French doesSn end gpne Cashmere
VESTS Of plain figured black SIX and Satin, Grensdine
Satinu Silk aud Satin black Rad nncy Caahmeu
Cashmere aud extra rich Ball aud Party Vests.
SHIRTS quality; Linen, and Cotton with Linen Bsoms
also, Embroidered and CambTis BosomH.
CRAVATS and SCARtS OF black and fancy Silk and Sanl
large and choice assortment.
UNnE RstlRTS and DRAWERS Of Silk, Merino Lambs' Wool
Flannel, Cotton, etc.
HOSIERY Of Sis Msrino Cutonsuperor English Half
POCKET HANDkERCHlkFB Of and coured Canbrio
Silk, large and beautiful assortment.
GLOVES Of "JOuvnH Kid, silk Cashmere Morno and Buck
skin Fo, Driving Gloves Of Dogshu and lined Cashmere
Thread.
ROSES DE CHAMBRE OF new stvles, very rich.
UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS ard CARPET BAGS
Together with all articles belonging Gentemau's warrobe
which will be sold al tair prices for cash.
NORRIS s. WAY,
Corner Of CAMP and COMMON STREETS,
"a lw2p Under Hewetts Exchange,
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Souri, WESTERN Cmcus.-Ths fine troupe still draw,
crowds al Congo Square, and the daring ea Of ho7na
ship exhibited sufficient draw crowds wherever the can.
VAS & stretched
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p,iIB y Mon Division No. 3, =, of TWIN meet on
DAl ftNlNt, the 1h Inst, a hapasf7 O'Clock 40 d
a lterl where Bro o. shaw will deliver an aifs
1 pen,ti ~ he Order The members Of The Order OF s. n NJ
s-fssNA-y ln'iiel 70 attend by order Of Ihe W =.
~ JAMES TUFTS, r s.
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STEAMSHIP OHIO,
And Ships Memphis and Maid of Orleans.
lust RECEIVED, per these ARRIVALS, large rupe
d or Silk CRAYATS, the newest designs smbra
cling rich patterns which e1cesJ
and the elegant have enabled
offer % m friends
Also, description Of ENGLISH HALF HOSE Of regu
lar make, with elastic tops and round double heels.
Do do, medium, and with gray merino
Metno, Lambs VOL. Wored excellent wearJ
nd Virgtna Hosiery.
scas0nable UNDERsHlRTs and DRAWERS, etc.
viii shortly from Tire Mandatory, NO 10 Park Place.
YORK. and first
qualities York Min Muslin SHIRTS Of very workmanship, and
ths prevailing fashion.
LEIGHTON'S
Wholesale and Retail Firs, Premium Shirt Depot,
and Gentlemens Furnishing Store
Do lw Nos, 3 and ROYAL STREET.
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t. The stendd passenger JAMES DICK Cant Jsn
lpr Nashville and all intermediate landings.
I. B. SMITH,
~ RICHARD On OCKETr
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PoMAREpE's PANoRAAA.-Far a few Digbt. L..
citizens viii have the opportunity Of visiting the er7i p
rama of tie Mississippi, Armory Hall Who Mil mis- ~
chance to see this very pleasing and Interesting ezhbopq
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To- james Gulick Fire Company No. H.
The Officers and Members 9e hereby notified that the Annual
r for the Election Of Officers, for the ensuing 1885, will be
bei al he Engine House SUNDAY AFTERNOON December
1899 at O'Clock M Puncual attendance member Is
requested. by order. d5 JOHN R. PEGG, Secretary.
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GZ~ The first trip on the Georgia railroad, from
the Tunnel to Chattanooga, made the LIST inst.
The Tunnel viii be completed in a few weeks
when the communication by railroad will be COM
pIete between Savannah and the Tennessee river
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THE RA0Es-Bingaman Course-It will be seen
by reference to our advertising columns, that the
Fall Meeting over the Bngaman Course will COM
mence on the 9th inst, and continue during the
week. The prizes are large. The horses in atten-
dance are celebrated for their success in wel-foug
battles, The course is in admirable condition, and
expectation is on tiptos for the meeting. We shall
notice the prospects more fully in day or two.
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HAIR DYE.
e have any readers Who, for any

e- If we readers who, wish change III
cor Of Hair recommend them with confidence
BILLIARDS. HnBy0rei Lidi Hair DUE which he 20 chau
an ugly and MY youthful into clear handsoms
perfect black may be desied The meUmorhos
accom- ned the change permanent ills saith
iae From the Boston EUeaHg Journal For sale by
d. 2p1 J. WRIGHT 4 co.. New Orleans agents
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steamboat DEPARTURES This Day.
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CHmDs' TEIAL-The evidence in this protract-
ed case was brought to close on the 29th ult be-
fore noon. In the afternoon Mr.. Blennerhassei
opened the case for the defence, but the Court ad
iourned at an early hour in consequence Of the
sickness of one Of the jury.
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NEW MUSIC" The Cavalier - 90 Twas Beautiful
Night" by Glover: ''The Farewell WISH" WIN
aSwedish National Melody 6 Yes Have Dared Ea w
to Love Thee, by the author Of Will you Love &5ls IA
me Then Now and Dearest Then l'll Love you SR
More, ETC. :. The Vale Of Rest p " Beneath The =
Shade the Flowers Sleeping, from AeyereTs Opera
Of the Huguenots " g Fire Down Below, an Ethiopian
SeFenade, by Howard; 6 Zenobla March , CukqO HOP;
Waltz -: g SOckman's Waltz - 90 Crown Prince March,
by Walerein-with many New Pieces in for sale at
as b VIM. T. MAYO.
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THE GARDEN N. j. BANK RoBBERY.-The
Camden Bank, since the late robbery, has been
enabled to withdraw from circulation all its notes
| Of $500 except six, which are numbered as follows
los, IFS, 1913, 203, PA and 2l9; four of which, it
is believed, were stolen. And it is also ascertain
ed that about $4,000 of the amount stolen was in
notes Of the denomination of $50 and 500, dated
Jan. lst 1916, and much delaced by use.
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HEAVY GALES AND DISASTERS orr THE CAPE
OF GooD HoPE.-The ship Aldebaran arrived at
Boston, Nov. 25th, from Parang whence she sailed
on the 9Th Of July last. She experienced very Sc
we're weather of the Cape OF Good Hope, and passed
several pieces of wreck, rails, etc. twas reported
at St. Helena, Oct lst that Cape Harbor was iull
of disabled vessels, and many were at St Helena.
The Dutch ship Gertrude, from Amsterdam for
Batavia, foundered oil the Cape; the captain and
six men were lost
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s. of IT, Meetings This Evening.

n F. DEEsss wi. SELL at II O'Clock, a, Banks Arcade
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NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL.
DR. OSGOOD'S INDIA CHOLAGOGUE, for Fever and
- ond Ague Intermittent and Rement FeVeEs and the
forms Of Bilious diseases.
Designed especially thorough permanent
aec5ns Of me liver and other internal organs, attend the
eases Of bilious climates. For sale bV
J. WRIGHT Il CO., 151 Chartres st.
t.B- Dealers supplied IN liberal terms. as 6m2p
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n-sEE ADVERTISEMENTS ON THLRD PAGE.
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IA ED from the stable OF the subscriber Monday
- night last, SORREL PONY, With Swal. n
low Tai AND piece OF Rope around his neck. ~
The above reward will be paid on delivering him al "a
the Ressce and EeHtHcky LtcerB Stable, corner of
UNION and CARONDELET Streets.
dj 81 ROGERS proprietors
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DIARIES FOR 1850.
lust PUBLISHED, THE DIARY OR DAILY MEAfOF2AN-
y DUN BOOK FOR ls5U Ct various sizes, viz:
Full Cap size-Broali
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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-06-29
Admni DIN aistrators sale Of Real Estate.


IN pursuance ofan order Of the conFt Of
u Common Pleas Of Wyandot conuiy and
State OF Ohio the undersigned admins.
traitor Of John N. Knabb, Deed, will sell
at public auction at tho door of the court
House in Upper Sandasky, in the county
|of Wyandot, in said State, on the third
day Of July, A. d. l849, between the
hours 8 o'clock, A. NJ. and U'clock P.
M. of said day, the following real estate
Of said decd, to wit: The south half Of the
south west quarter of section no. 81, in
township south, OF range ID east, and Of
the Wyandot reservation, containing 40
acres, situate in said county OF Wyandot
subject to the dover estate of the widow
of said decd heretofore assigned in said
premises, the land is Of excellent quality
situate about miles north west Of Upper
Sandusky. and with an improvement oil
about ten acres, with dwelling house
ihereoni at the time and place of sale,
the administrator will sell to the purcha
er, the dover estate OF the widew, either
at public or private sale. Terms of sale
one half cash and the residue in six
months, with interest; the title will be
good. HENRY KEITH,
administrator Of
JOHN N. KNABB.
May %, 1S49. 49.--l4-5t-S3 ID.