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3. Of t. Meetings This EyenI,.

UNION DIVISION No. 3. Crystal Fount Hall. 90 Fl
toulas street, at clock. Aeheapb
LOUISIANA DIVISION No. II, at Unity Hail. Mar;u,,
ings, Third Municipality, at o clock. .A' haih
STAR OF HoPE DIVISION No. rs. at Y Bo,h..,
Lafayette, at o'clock. Hsl
YOU'VE MEN's MAGNOLIA DIVISION No L. Al p.E
cor. Common and st. Charles sts. at d oloce hd
~ T. o. d. F.-Odd Fstlops' Rs,t-Tb. ~
Dreetors announce that on and after the lh Mag they sS
pared to dispose Of LOTS and VAULTS in The Cens,n
NUMBERED LOTS, by 10 feet at $50.
Do do, of Irregular dimensions at 60 ca. =,
LETTERED LOTS at 81 per square foot. sssPTeA
VAULTS, at $40 each.
Do. To Lodges, Joint Proprietors, and member, h.
$50 each. ~eto,
~ Vaults to be paid for in advance.
Applications for Lots or Vaults to be made 10
myl0 II G. w. SHAW. Treasurer n po,,,
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BARGAINS BARGAINS !,

t. The undersigned, having closed their liord,,,
the Instant will still continue sell their desirahs
GOODS the present low prices. '"eh Dhf
We will receive from the North fresh Goods dur,.
months, and be able to supply with ali snRr
line on the reasonable terms. "hcHsh on
Our assortment of IRISH LINENS, Linen sbs.,a n
Border Sheets Table Damask Dsmssk Diaper, Napkins Tc
lal expressly made order, msr. Doiai
appreciated by those wanting such articles by calling ~.
ing the quail and prce. ~"a asna
Our stock Of MUSLINS and GiNGHAMS are all g..
styles, Of late import alton, consisting part as ln ah
JACONET, Persian do, ORGANIZES Bnan,nss NJ Cdrs
ges, BRAZILIAN Bareges Mode coored do, together win
Ginghams. ~ s'sil sls 4
je6 lm2dp P. g. e. REILLY, cor. Canal .,a h
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RECOVERY OF MAILs.-The steamer Empire had
large mail on board when she was sunk in the
Hudson river. On raising, her on Sunday, the 22d
ult, it was found and sent to the postoffice to be
forwarded. The packages of letters were thorough.
ly saturated, but the superscriptions were not so
defaced as to be illegble, and they were placed in
new wrappers and forwarded Immediately.
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II 1 ell.

On Thursday evening, 2st inst, T. " CHURCH. native OF
Rhode and and for the years resident oil inns CITY,
tH His friends. Chas. A. Town end Co.. will
please attend his funeral the residence OF VIM IopHns
No 4S Magazine street, THIS AFTERNOON at O'Clock, with
farther notice.
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CuRIoUs.-Some twenty i've acres of land sunk
in Stoudwater village, Me-, on the 9th inst, leav-
ing pond of water in its place
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-22

A HoRRID WRETcH.-Dr. Dill, sentenced at
Toronto to be hung, few weeks since, for an out
rage committed upon patient, has had his pun
ishment committed to Imprisonment for life.
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TEXAS CLAIMS

HE undersigned will 60 to Texas in the early mart of
July on professional business. Hswi be glad to attend
TO the Collection OF Debts, TO examine Titles Lands etc
and to procure the acknowledgment aud of any
CLAIMS against the Government Of Texas which may BE-
eptigaed 10 him. y'''a@ J. LIVINGSTON, =
NG - u Exchange Place,
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CoNsULs.-The President has recognized Fer
nando Moreno as Vice Consul of Russia for the
port of Key West, and w. Shaer as Vice Consul
of the same power for the port of Baltimore.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-22

o. The workingmen Of Chestertown, Md, are
about forming an Association for mutual protection
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The meeting the New Orleans, with the
Republicans OF Italy their struggle
selves Free lns will assemble Room on
SATURDAY EVENING at haEpast o'clock object of
the meeting the feelings citizens Ia reference TO
the Republican Italy, AID may be
effectively rendered that The meeting will be presided
over by his E1celency the Governor Deco
Rnner and Pl.uche Presidents aud will be addressed nv
several distinguished speakers. i.o
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DO Liza X GOLD PEN.

good GOLD PEN, and Silver Case with Pencil for ONE
- DOLLAR!
These Pens GUARANTEED should the pouts coma off
by tar usage the purchaser exchange M new one
Without charge s'A.
Il The price at which these Pens sold them really
cheaper than Steel Pens. .
For sale, wholesale and retail bv
GUINNESS Il BUSH sJ.@
el2-m2dp 10 CAMP sTRErr
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OLYMPIC THEATRE-The bill of entertainments for this
evening consists Of Olympus in NewOreans the popn.
lar original extravaganza, and The inteestin. Drama of
" The Robbers Wife,
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CALIFORNIA BOOKS!

NEW ORLEANS STATIoNERs' WAREHOUSE
No. 4 CamD st.
FREMONT AND EMORY'S NOIES ON CALI.
FORNIA. ,.........l
BRYANr'S WHAT SAW IN CALIFORNIA -
GREENHOW'S HISTORY OF OREGON AND
CALIFORNIA.
ANSTEDS GOLD-SEEkER'S MANUAL.
FOUR MONTHS AMONG THE GuLD-FINDERS
IN CALIFORNIA
WlLKEs's OREGON AND CALIFORNIA. With
Maps of those Regions.
LIEUT.. REvERE's TOUR OF DUTY IN CALI
FORNIA. 80 NJ. -
NEW MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA By Emory.
Albert Cooke and Johnston. illustrated large
+ and over one hundred eugravings.
AURlFODlNA; Or. Adventures in the Gold REGIONS
URE'S DICTIONARY OF ARTS, MANUFAC
TURES AND MINES.
NOAD'S CHEMICAL ANALYSIS. 1 VOL svo
ROBISSON'S CALIFORNIA AND IT'S GOLD RE-
GIONS. IN lsas. a
THE CALIFORNIA AND OREGON TRAIL. Being
Sketches Of PIairie and Rocky Mountain Life By Francis
PaIkman. Jr.
OREGON AND CALIFORNIA IN ls4s By j. Quinn
Thornton With Appendix, including authentic
Information the subject Of the Gold California and
other valuable matter of interest Emigrant, ETC. With
Illustrations and Map. In 2 vols. r...
-... Just received and for sale by
JelSt j. b. STEEL, IA Camp ST.
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~ Democratic Assooiation.-The member are re-
quesed TO the fremont House. street
foydras street on FRIDAY 22d half past O'Clock NJ
to take such DO appropriate the
death OF Ex- President JAMES X. POLK.
%
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FINE SHIRTS

~ We have now in store complete of
and Cotton SHIRTS As made we are ell
abed guaranty fit These Shirts expressly for our
TONER'S and are OF COURSE in the latest made
materials, and in the best manner l E.
GUINNESS s. BUSH
jel2-lm2dp Dealers in Fancy Articles 10 C,amn 8,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-22

ET The drawing of the Bel-Air Lottery, which
LOOK place at Baltimore on the 18th inst, resulted
as follows Is, 80, u, n, 63, %, 49, 46, "A, 2s,
81, q, &c, 60, 10.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-22

The New MILITARY AssIGNMENTs.-A tele-
graphic dispatch from Washington, published in
several Northern papers, announces on good au-
thority that Quarter master Gen. Jesup will be as
signed the command of the military division made
vacant by the death of Gen. Edmund p Gaines. y
The military division made vacant by the decease
of Gen. Gaines is the Eastern division, headquar-
tiers at Baltimore. Gen. Gaines had, in pursuance
of the last General Orders that subject from
Washington, made selection Of that command, al
though he had not proceeded to his headquarters.
By right of seniority Gen. Wool should succeed to
the rights of Gen. Gaines, and Gen. Twiggs should
command the division not selected by Wool. The
headquarters of the Western division are at Gin
cinna,i. The appointment of Gen. Jesup would
be departure from all precedent, and produce a
state of feeling in tie army which is to be depre-
Gated Gen. Jesup, we believe, has no position in
the line of the army. His staff appointment of
Quarter-master General ranks him, we think, with
a Colonel of the line. His Brigader's commission
is a brevet for services in Florida, and his Major
Generals brevet for services in Mexico. The
appointment of a Colonel from the staff to super
sede two full Brigaders of the line, in their regu-
lar command, is not at all probable, and we there
fore set down the report as unfounded.
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1 Q; o. F.-The members of Templsr Lodge No.
10 earnestly requested Crescent Hail. No. - Camp
street, at O'clock the funeral o. Bro E. " CHURCH.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-22
LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE.
G.. M. SIMPSON No % Chaytrs It.

/
G. M. SIMPSON, No % Chartrss
oHss for sale his FANCY and STAPLE Dn
GOODS either at wholesale RETAIL approved pspa
very reduced prices and than cost cseuea
making change his business Merchants Planter a
Families will find to their call and examine The a
Among his stock will be found large assortment of
| DRESS GOODS.
Silk Tissues: Plain. Plaid and Figured Foulsfd sllkc
Brocnde and Broche SILKS. .... II
BLACK SLKs-Of all widths and qualities. for Msnuas
and Dresses. - :,
SILK Observation-Disclosures Satin. Striped ~
Printed; large assortment. -.s-
PRINTED MUsLINs and LAwNs-Organdies.
SWISS MUsLISs, embroidered-colored and white; ran
anu figure! Swiss Muslins.
RoBrs-Swiss embossed of various styles.
French Jaconets and Cambrics
A large lot of Cheap MusIins. from 10 to Is cents.
1lFeHAMs-A large lot of genuine French. at ID eesH
Cases of DO. fine, styles. ~
CALIcoKs-French English and American. from csana
rs Gents per yard. taa'- Hs4
PARAsoLs-Two cases new styles also cheap
HosIERY-5tO doz Cotton Hose and Hall. Hsse. CHEAP.
MOURNING GooDs-Back Mousselne de Lame, Barfa
Bombazne Apacas, Chays, silk Lustres and Tissues Music
and Lawns.
SHAwLs-s20O0 worth of real China Embroidered, Dan
ask White and Colored GRAPE sHAwLs which viii bss
tered at about one-hn thar value Caahmers, Blk Baregs~
Muslin Shaws. various styles ....t TH
MANTILLAs-Of Muslin, Embroidered and Lace.
LACE CAPKs and COLLARS
LINENS and House. Keeping Goods
IRISH LINEN SHIFTING of the best manufacup. sm
bleach, for family
LINEN SHEKTINas of all widths fully guaranteed. .i
Table LINENs-Damask and Cloths. with Napkins
DIAPERS of all kinds; Huckabuck Scotch Birdseys I.
I0wELINGs OF various kinds Russia Crash, Linen Cne"
pure and mixed
II ALI Linen Goods sold with full guarantees beng pun
and OF the best fabrics. s.
PLANTATION GOODS.
kERsEYS and LINsEYs- JHANs and DRrrTs Towels em
heavy A Coons: Choctaw Stripes Kentucky sesnscs*
meres 600 pairs PLANTATION BLANKETS. 0ssif
~ The above form but small portion OF the stock all shs
will b offered ,erv low price. ny4sdpd
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LuScH-see notice of lunch at the Pelican House tod
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sE Eriands OF Harnnnnx I,oaxe No 20

. X FRIENDS OF Harmony Lodge No. SO, n
A. Y. MA Regular Meeting will lie held THIS EVEN :
ING at O'clock for the Of business There IN
viii also be meeting SUNDAY, June a. at O'Clock,
for the purpose OF celebrating the Anniversary OF Pa
ST. John Members will take due notice, and
selves accordingly by order of HENRY SlMONS W. NJ
je22 +. SALOMON,J J. W., Sec'y pro TEN.
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TT Relief Committee-Second and FourN lizards
Special Meeting viii he held FRIDAY EVENING" s2J ms
at O'Clock at the Engine ITALIA a.
tendance is expected je2l 1t !, L. LEVY secretsrv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-22

a NewOrleans Mechanic Society.-The Regu
lar Monthly Meeting OF the NewOrleans Mechanic Soclet,
fA9 will be held at their New Exchange
. ST Charles street, THIS EVENING, at O'Clock.
e22 H. R. SWASEY Secretary.
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Grand Temple of Louisiana

3SAE@ B- An Adjourned Session of this Grand SYATz&
A@GSS Temple will be held OH FRIDAY EVENING. E7AAE5
the a2 inst, at No. 5st Canal street Open @5IS
a. r. NJ precisely Commune Importance the Order
viii ne submitted to the consideration OF this Grand Temple
general and puncua attendance of all Delegates
JcSe 81 by order Of the G. w. T. j. X. GLE. q R.
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30. &c. Linen do very rich Styles. 80 10
Muslin Shirts, stand up and turn collars:
Lise Thread, Super Silk Gauze Merino Gauze Flannel
and Gauze Cotton Understands and Drawer;
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas: -f
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, etc. etc.
India Rubber Clothing, Hunting Jackets, etc.
tF Examine this List of Prices:
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Black Cloth ErncL, a, nrica. T. ~: ?, 20. |.

nest quality Black Doeskin Pants So former purs III
ID do do -
50 do do ..........6: ~
9TH and sth do and &. sM.ndsa
very large assortment OF cobred Ca Psnoon s
from " to 81. Remarkably cheap goods! 4
super ack Satin Vests. 81 % ~
S"oreu DO WmN
hch Inquired Velvet Vests 1mtA
Also, Vests Of Black Velvet Cloth Merino Cashmere, Bm1
ETC. etc. all exceedingly cheap. i1-'9 - ~
Also Black and Coored Cloth Sac Goats and Paes Cannn
anu Tweed Sacs and Paeots Blanket Coats satne Pants car
Cashmere Vests Wool Merino Undershs and Dnvsnat
~ One Price!.-..No Deviation!-H
,el5f ALFRED MUNROE & CO. 81 MasaEnt.
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FoR CALIFoRNIA.-The Boston Journal of the
9th inst, has record of some two hundred and
ninety-nine vessels, embracing ninety-fve ships,
one hundred and four banks, ffty-eight briggs, and
forty-six schooners already the passage to Cali
fornia, and this number is being daily augmented.
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WASHINGTON PAPERs.-The Republic was duly
issued at Washington on the 18th inst, as we
learn by our Northern exchanges, which comment,
In very favorable terms, on its mechanical appear
ance and the ability of its leaders. We hope the
Republic has not forgotten to place the Crescent on
Its list Of exchanges. The telegraph was hasty
in announcing the discontnuance of the National
Wing. 1t was suspended for one day only, in order
to re-appear the next day as an evening paper. 1t
discourses valiantly yet, and shows no symptoms
of dissolution although it is asserted in the papers
that the official printing which has hitherto been
hestoMed upon it is transferred to the new paper.
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See Third PAGE far CITY News, &c.


Z. Juue IT, 1873. J
r Whereas the melancholy mte has nen received OF me
d.stb f r., President JAMES POLK and becoming and
rener thai respect should shown the memory OF one
having filed Shn the gift Of free people J.
A. d. CROSSMAN of the City of NewOrieans respectfully
cali upon citizens propos public places and all masters Of
ve,ses in por to display Il mourning and
THIS DAY. Friday 22d instant, for the Austous Dead and
pvnpahy with his family also cali Eton the proper
military minute guns be hrsd during the
day. from the several public squares OF the city.
ID. CROSsMAN, Mayot.
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IL Liberal Division N o. II, Sons of Tenn NNNyNz~
prance.The members thus Division, Order ShVE
generally, informed that Address subject FAX
lnemrerance will be delivered by Bro. J. G.
SUNDAY next, 24th nst at II o'ciock A. NJ in the
Pelican Division No. Common Charles
.Puncual attendance respectfully solicited.
je22 81 ROBT. f. COMPTON, A. r. s.
EW- Attention, Louisiana Volunte ers! ~ Al 4
The members Company Louisiana Volunteers, q e n
requested attend meeting at the Artillery Gun House m III MI
Grod street, for Drill, TO MORROW EVENING ll Ir l
at o'clock. Every person wishing to JOIN will be
present. Je22 By order OF VIM. TENBRINK.
TT Protec ion Hose Fire Co-The officers and men,
beers Protection Hose FIRE Company attend Reg
ular Monthly Wathmg aud Cleaning SUNDAY MORNING,
June "a, at halfpast o'cocs BY order.
je2a JIM. WILKINSON, Secretary
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- NOTICE.
a. WEHNER, 1874 Magazine street. is my authorized
hgeht TO Transact business tor dang my Temporary
absence from this city, All those indebted TO me will call
and make payment 10 him. lja22 81 C. J. O'MER
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cV Passenger Packet Bride, Capt. Hadlock-This
new and splendid will positively leave THIS DAY.
Friday, the 22d o'clock Louisville
natl, Madison, Evansville, etc. from Common wharf
je2 T. B. SMITH, 96 Mag azne
Louisville Packet Belle Key-This new and
sgnhcent last will positively
THIS DAY Friday the 22d o'clock, Louisville,
New Albany! Evansville, Smithland Ps!ucah Cairo Memphis
je22 T B. SMITH. 9s Magazine st
" The Martha Washington-ForC Cincinnati, Mad.
son ana seamer receiving freight and will
THIS DAY. The 22d o'clock IN
Ire GIT having fine ou. apply board
PoSdras 81 wharf, to HYDE g. 0GLESBY, IL Poydrns
ES Friday Weekly Packet Gen. Worth, Capt W.
THIS
pay Friday 22d inst at O'CLOCK Princeton sspws
nning Lake Providence Mken Bend Vcksburg Gulf
Rodney Nsche Bayou Sara, Mogsnza Morgan Raccouc and
Innica Bents ie22l T. B. SMITH, 96 Magazine II.
q Dray No. 45l5 will please hand in the receipt for
io egs OF Barley hauled to C. Schneider
Will be prosecuted to the lhest Of Law.
je2t SAML. TOBY & NEPHEW, Camp
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LUNCH AT THE PELICAN HOUSE,

% REWARD.
X ~ 49, from the sub criber on Monday the 18th
about feet inches high has q fine 6snm:: SeSy
hint ha .n'ek loose skin the back Of her head 81
LICK hps ana bad teeth she wore away Cottonade W
rrock whoever viii return Carondele street or
PM hsf N any jail this Cy will be paid the above reward
ss'sa' 81 .bs law, tssl1l Mks. P0RTER.
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NJ = IT BE SOLDi
The Largest Stock of CLOTHING, and CIsaDa
eUer offered an NesOrleans,
AT ALFRED MUNROE g. cos
GONE PRICE STORE"
No. 81 MAGAZINE STREET,

Consisting OF every variety found Furnishing nd cs
Warehouse We invite friends and the public CIV,
u Look below for a partial list -fN
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE REPUBLIC.
PHrLApELpHIA, Nov. ls-p. n

PHILApELPHIA, Nov. 1872. IN.
The steamship Eudora, from New York for San
Francisco sprung a leak when two days out. The
captain made for the nearest land, and succeeded
in reaching Ludam's beach on Friday night, where
the cargo Was discharged by the surf-boats.
Nothing further has been heard of the ship Tus-
carora, which ran ashore some days ago II is be
lievcd she will be totally lost. The PASSENGERS
nearly five hundred-arrived here this morning iii
the steamboat.
The steamer which left Charleston ON Wednes-
day last has not yet arrived. She was seen an
chored off Cape Hatteras ON Friday evening. Her
arrival is anxiously looked for
There is no special change to notice in our
ket. Prices of the principal commodities remain
on Saturday.
The weather is pleasant.
New ORLEASs, Nov Is.
II is now ascertained that about two hundred lives
lost by the xposion of the steamer Louisiana
Since the receipt of the Americas news the cot
ton market is quiet. Sales yesterday Of small lots
at ct. per Id. decline. The market, however, is
unsettled.
New YoRK, Nov 1872. IN.
The stock market is steady. Treasury note 6's
IL; New Loan, coupons, ll5E; Sterling exchange
81 a 81 premium.
Small sales of flour at "a 6S a S4 81 for Western
Southern do. So 81 $544 Cornmea SO 49,
Rye flour So 81 So.
Prime Genesee wheat 100 cts; red do l05 107
cts. Sales of 5000 bushels Of corn at 60 "a cts
for mixed and yellow; oats 81 40 cts; rye 81 cts
Sales of mess pork at $40 rs. Lard 81 g. il
bbls.
Nothing new in groceries. Sugars firm. To-
bacco firm. Cotton is quiet. Fair Upland IL /
Orleans liz II. Whisky q cts. in bbls.
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rI,HE CALIFORNIA AND OREGON MAILS
il VIA HAVANA, CHAGRES, AND PANAMA,
will be despatched from New York on the 18th OF
December next; from Charleston, South Carolina
and Savannah, Georgia, on the 10th; from New Or
leans on or about the 18th; and from Havana, al
which point the steam packet from New York and
that from New Orleans will connect, the mail will
depart on the 18th of December direct for Chagres
reaching Panama overland in due time for the Pa
cifc steam packet to leave that port for San Fran
cisco on the LIST day Of January next.
In January next, semi-monthly service will be
nut in operation between New York and Chagres;
and steam packets will leave the different ports,
during the ensuing year, agreeably TO the following
schedule
New York on the 9th and 2sth Of each month
Charleston and Savannah on the 10th and 3lst
Tor frst) of each month.
New Orleans on the 18th and Both.
Havana on the 10Th and 4th
And Panama ON the lst
They will leave San Francisco ON the st Of each
month, Chagrcs the 18th and LIST of each month,
with privilege, if San Francisco mail is received in
time 20 leave ON the 2Sth, instead of the LIST
Leave Havana for New York on the 10Th and 9th
Of each month"; with privilege of leaving on the 4th
instead of the 9th, if the Chagres mail has arrived ;
and also for New Orleans on the same dates
The entire postage for single letter not exceed
ing half an ounce in weight, will be l2J cents to
Havana; 20 cents 10 Chagrcs; 30 cents to Panama
10 be prepaid cases. and 40 cents 10 Monterey
San Francisco, Astoria, or any other point in Cali
tho option of the sender. Newspapers and pamph-
lets postage three cents each, and inland post
age TO be added. J. COLLAMER,
Postmaster General.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Nov. 18th, lS49.
Nov 17-3
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rJ,HE PEOPLES sToRE.-we will open this
Il day another supply of Fall and Winter Goods,
consisting in part, viz;
100 pieces Dress Silks comprising great variety,
plaids, striped, figured, brocade, and plain
loo do Cashmeres and Mousselincs, from ~
cents TO 8 per yard
so do French Mernos, all shades and very
cheap
% do satin stripe French Merinos, very cheap
l25 do parama,ta Cloths, twilled
rs do black and colored Alpacas
300 fine grass linen Handkerchies, at 50 cents
worth 81
100 Plaid Shawls, different qualities
80 Paris Long Shawls at So worth Sl5
rs do do Scarfs at S5, worth $40
so handsome Cloals, new styles
so do silk and satin Scarfs, trimmed with
$50 do Cassincts, from a5Cents 10 S do
100 90 90 Clcssn, all shades ado very cheap
500 pairs servants Blankets, do
90 do 1914 twilled Blankets, very superior
rs pieces plaid Lindscys
so do do Cottons
1000 yards Calico 81 ca Cts, worth l2g
1000 do brogp Cottons
Table Diapers and Step Linens
1900 yards blcached and brown sheetings, "a, Ga,
so pieces Curtain Muslin
% do Daussk Moreens.
CARpkTINGs, CARPETINGs, CARPETINGs,
80 pieces rich three-ply Carpets
90 do ingram Carpets, from so cts. to 81
sets Stair Carpets
10 pieces List do
Is do Rag do
50 very handsome Rugs
IL * BROTHER