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

BooKs-Presents.-J.B B. Steel, IA Camp street,
has for sale number of works published by George
Appleton of Philadelphia, to which we would es-
peciay recommend the attention of fair readers
They are all published in small and convenien.
form, beautifully printed and bound. We have
also received from the publishers, through J. B.
Steel, Lays and Ballads" by T. B. Read, and
The PARALLELS of our Lord" The lays and ballads
are worthy Of the reputation of their author, who is
an elegant poet, well-known to the literary world.
But the most beautiful gem of the season is the
Parallels" This work is in all respects perfect
fac-simile of the old books of the middle ages, even
to the rich carved binding, and beautifully illumi-
mated leaves. 1t is published by D. Appleton G. Co.
Steel has also all the new ANIMALS, besides the most
beautiful Floral Works, Prayer Books, etc. See
his advertisement in another column.
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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-
ganly engraved Illustrations.
THE PROSE WORKS OF NJ P. WILLIS.
HOWITT'S JOURNAL; illustrated.
HOMES EVERYDAY AND TABLE-BOOK; or Ev.
erlaslng Calendar of Popular Amusements; in vols
BURNS'S COMPLETE WORKS. containing his Poems.
Songs, and Correspondence with Notices. by Allan Cunning
ham: and nlustra ions, by Bartlett and Alton.
OPAL, for 1849; edited by Mrs. Hall
GEMS OF THE SEASONS, for 1S49; with twenty splen.
HARPERs' ILLUMINATED EDITION OF THE
PLAYS OF SHAKESPEARE; edited by G. c. verplanck in 3
volumes.
N B. very large of FANCY ARTICLES
for Gifts for sale
ivla No. So CANAL street.
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ITO THE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES'
ws oa[ Y 9HITHB sB BaE a.s
,GtHahIDRENS CLOTHING. Now in store
i g Il :sS Sass
Brown, Olive and Black Tweed Pa!e.ots and sscs
Super black Cloth Frock and Dress COATS.
Plain and fancy co SS ST TiSth o GLSoAKs.
Black blue and fancy colo!ed Cashmere PANTS.
-" - Tweeds and Saline. Pants.
F E:e E ssa America. RAST Gs.o..d. PANTS
Cloth, Cashmere, Silk and Satin VESTS, all styles
SHIRTS.-Linen Shirts.
Cotton Shirts with Linen BSsoms' Collars Wristbands
CAPS-very fine Cloth. with Silk Covers.
Sfg 6Hs GS5R Cap: SIX Glazed s,,,d.
foGkET stTn HSs1 and Silk
An onion eo,b PEEpf f u sy ysa sR Sf
Frock co ATS
Round JACKETS.
:. Polka and Skirt Jackets.
Tweeds SACs
Black and coored Dress CLOAKs
PANTALOONS Of all kinds, fine and coarse.
VESTS of all kinds, fine and coarse.
SHIRTS Linen and Cotton. with Linen Bosoms.
Tn3IoE S.
made from fancy Cloth and very neatly braided for Children
Xi colon ce,S = Monterey skirt JACKETS
PANTALooNs All eolou to match the above suits,
CkOAKs.I Cloth and coored Twesds Cosks:
Inc spove CiotSns eannet b. surpassed ~ stye
az ssuess 70 the city asas cave hiss Rss9 sysn %
@aahs that viii excite he Adaisiiss sks MA aasss.
aa ssns Il es~.aAssssl, II 81 6as IN; N,
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CRESCENT JOB OFFIcE.-We would remind our
readers that the Crescent Job Office" contains a
large and well selected stock of materials, entirely
neD, which enables them to execute all kinds of
printing in the very best STYLE
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OF Lithographic plans and catalogues of the
important real estate sale to be held on the 9th of
January, will be ready for delivery on the I'd of
January at the Office of Beard, Calhoun e. Co., No.
8 Banks Arcade Passage
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rT We had the pleasure yesterday, of meeting
friend and editorial brother. S. F. Wilson, ESQ.,,
Of the Mobile Register, on his return from visit
to the North, of some months duration. His friends
will be pleased to learn the cool air of that region
has much improved his health. He left for Mobile
on YESTERDAYS boat
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SPLENDID
HOlyday Gift Books and Fancy Articles
FOR THE COMING HOLIDAYS.
Just receiued and for sale by
THOS. L. HITE,
SO CANAL street,
GIET-BQQKS.

GHT-BooKs.
Leaflets of Memory Iumna- Poetry Europe beau
ted Annual for lS4s by Rey tifuly illustrated in Turkey
nell Coates. Morocco binding.
Gems of Beauty Literary Gift Bebune's British Female Poets
for ls4s edited by Emily Per- with Biographical and Critical
cval. Sketches.
Floral Offering Token Friend Writers Germany
ship; edited by Frances S. fully bound in Turkey.
Osgood. Lala Rookh Superb Edition,
Foas Dictionary beautifully with 10 elegant Engravngs
Illustrated with IS Floral Illus by the eminent Artists
trans very superior or The American Female Poets by
plain binding by Mrs. Writ. Caroline May beautifully il.
Floral Year embelshed with Illustrated, Turkey Morocco.
Bouquets Of Flowers drawn Poets and Poetry of England
and coIored from Nature, trated; edited by Rufus w.
each Flower illustrated with Griswold.
Posm by Mrs. Anne Psyre and Poetry Of America
Dinnies. trated; edited by Rufus w.
American Gallery Of Art from Griswoid.
the Works Of the best Artists Poecal Works William Cullen
with Political Prose Illus Bryant; illustrated
trations. Haleck's Poetical Works illus
The Garland, or Token Of Friend trated.
ship, for ls4s. Moore's Poetcal Works; illus
The Amaranth, o Token Of Re- traed.
membrance Christmas and Harpers' Pictorial Bible
New Year Present, for 1919. quaran binding.
Hyacinth, for ls4e. Prayer Books; Velvet Turkey
Buds and Blossoms for the Young and every variety binding
FANCY ARTICLES.
Papier mache Ladies' Work Ca i L des Card Baskets
ses In every variety Of Papier Mache Portfolios
at low prices in great variety of bindings
Bouquet Holders. Cner. Cl,,xe.
Ladies' Writing Desks. Gentleman, Writing pe,t,.
Ladies work Boxes IN variety Gendemsns Dressing
Of styles. perior article
Ladies Gard Cases. Sold Silver Bouquet Holders assorted
and every variety of style. Paper Weights.
N ut L. w. respectfully invites the public and those who
IN Hoyday Gs.Books Fancy Arelss to e, and
sGaas as s and sssn ss ras q es, offered sAs by
THOMAS L. WHITE,
sl ssp Ne, 50 Canal slrsss.
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The SUPPLEMENr.-We furnish the readers of
the Crescent" this morning with an accurate
map of the California Gold Region, with very
interesting description, by officers of the U. S.
Army. The whole will be found well worthy of a
careful examination. The map was engraved by
Messrs Shields & Collins, for our paper.
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SPLENDID NEW YEARS DAY GIFTS.
THE LONDON ART UNION PRIZE ANNUAL;
l. with over One Hundred splendid Engravngs.
THE GEM OF THE SEASON; with twenty-five En-
THE AMERICAN GALLERY OF ART; from the
works Of the best Artists with Poetica and Prose illustrations,
by distinguished American Authors Edited by Sarain.
THE ILLUMINATED GEM OF SACRED POETRY;
every Of the book superby embehed The finest book OF
tss End ys5 gcsn up * he American press
sdel1ha edition Edited BY H. Hastings Weld
The HER0lNES OF SHAKESPEARE; comprising the
graved under the direction of HEATH drawings by
THE SNOW FLAKE; a beautiful Holyday Present.
THE SACRED POETS OF ENGLAND And HME
hCA, for three Edited W. Griswol.
- Illustrated with Steel Engravings
THE OPAL; Pure Gift for all Seasons Edited by Mrs
sarah Hale Beautifully bound in Turkey Morocco illustrated
CHARACTERISTICS OF WOMEN-Moral Poeticsl
and Hstorca with twelve highly finished Engravngs Edited
by Mrs Jameson, author Of The Diary Ennuyee
truly the "book Of books you gif-one
that will be accepted with intrinsic
AMERICAN WILD FLOWERS IN THEIR NATIVE
HAUNTSi by Emma Embury. With twenty Plates Of Plants
carefully colored after Nature and
BOOK 81 P Pc Choice Garland of Prove
Poetry and Art containing twenty nely.execued Steel
THE LADIES ANNUAL; Souvenir of Friendship and
writers Edited by Emily Illustrated by twenty-six
oRAcLEs FROM THE POETS; a Fanciful Diversion
for tine Drawing Room. By Caroline Gilman.
GEMS OF BEAUTY; or Literary Gift for 1S49. By En-
~ Just opened gentlemen always keep
large assortment PENS Ink Paper School Books Medical
theological and Miscellaneous Books with thing their line
jail ct ID. WOODRUFF 6s Camp street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-01

ET Let noperson who desires to purchase some
thing in the shape of new year present, really
elegant, omit to examine the stock of Guinness &
Bush. They have every thing that the most fas-
tidiouscould DESIRE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-01
CLOTHING
Gentlenen's Furnishing Goods.
GRAND EMPORIUM OF THE LATEST FASHIONS.
ALFRED .MUNROE & co.


Would invite the and al purchasers
Clothing and Gents, Furnishing Goods
to their present extensive stock really magnificent assortment Of
Goods Ours the largest Clothing the United States
Southern Country Our know the
principles which do business strangers who visit
the city may be necessary repeat our is,
Large Sales and Small Profits"
We have but for Goods
the city, Every article warranted every respect perfect
and represented by the salesman After the purchase
returned and the money will be refunded perfect atac-
does exist 1t determination please all persons
parnze The following only limited list of articles and
DRESS AND FRoCK GOATS.
Extra black Cloth Dress Coats from ss2 90 to 30 90
yE fine d ds 3d. 3d. s Ss &c
supsaS 65USn olive %.s md OLIVE green sxn nv
Extra super Siaci Cloth Froci Goats: CO Sc 60
Medium do Do do do 90 to is %
mulberry. dahis golden Cloth :,
frock ooats. w 10 So W
SAC GOATS AND PALETOTS.
s.st Gsa Sc rs Sc: ss
nos sa sa .ss s S Fd es e.. ss
Brown blue olive black green and silver drab Tweed
Rich NJ S5sS FsS S.,s
Paletots IL 90 IS 90
Plaid csse and heather plaid saca and Pao 60 S g
Extra superfne Blanket Sacs and Paletots 90 Is 90
Blue drab dove colored green and white Blanket sacs
ana raeots W to 10 W
OLoAKS.
superfne black and blue English and French Cloth
superfne blue Pilot Cloth Cloaks heavy 90 to 20 90
BOULEvARDS.
Super blue and brown Pilot and Beaver Cloth Boule-
Black fancy coored Tweed Boulevards 90 to 50
Heather pac and fancy plaid Cashmere Bouevards. 90 90
PANTALooNs.
Black French and English to
Best quality black French poeskin Pants II 90
Blue, olive and fancy colored Doeskn Pants. 90
The richest assortment Of fancy Cashmere, Buckskin
g., and Doeskn Pants in New Oneans 00t %
VESTS.
Black and colored Cloth Embroidered vests ..
Colored Cahmere Vesta of all qualities and styles
NJ numerous to Particusrze by minute description. , 90
Best quality black Sill Velvet ve.ts .n.
Rich fancy figured Silk Velvet Vests. 90 90
Rich fancy figured six and Satin Vest: 50 90
Sq h, and SILVER figured Ball VESTS very Soto
INDIA RUBBER GOODS
C0aks, Paetots C.pes, Leggngs. Preservers
SHIRTS, s0ARFs, oRAvATs, ETC.
suPsrans Ens Gsh su.a ssr. DO YORK;
Medium quality do; French ginsham and calico shrss;
Msrno flannel gauze brown pink Under,hirts
Italian and french S.cf M c snH ssaf
Merno, Cashmere BucL.kin black and white Kid Gloves;
Cotton merino and ambswoo HafHose;
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas;
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, etc. etc.
u We invite particular workmanship, sye and
trimmings of all Garments We confident they
surpassed, equaed by other establishment the South.
II Purchasers requested call
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
dad&w No. 81 Magazine street.
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o. We hear that the popular comedian Mr..
Hackett, is at Baton Rouge, so far on his way to
fulfil an engagement at the ST. Charles. He will
be welcomed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-01

o. The citizens Of Galveston have rendered 10
Cen Worth The aanes Of . public hsll, which thai
sakeey seeestsa.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-01

New YEAR HATs.-Those who want to orna-
ment their upper stories will remember that friend
Bunce, 30 Canal street. has just the article of hat
that they may require.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-01


RICH NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
ID J. 0'DOHERTY. corner Of TCHoUPIToULAs STREET
and ST. MARY's MARKET. would respectfully inform
completed and that the of goods hand
will be found equal superior to any other establish.
nent in the city. The foll9wing comprise par, viz:
ksh Ps ads sss Xty with
f GGsIs9 spsa sns w.srsd 81 Six MANr1LLAs
Watersd Six vIsiTEs; ali ssqq4IoT s;
81 Black eros f 81 sAIs S. fiae iustre.
A POULT DE Sole, rich lu,tre.
g :. GR9s ~ BERLIN, Ieh lustre
Black, WateIed and Satin striped, rich lustIe
Black Plaid PEKIN extra rich.
Golored Camsleon Glace SILKS.
Rich Plaid SILKS, all colors.
Black India and Turk SAT!NS.
sioh White white ,EmbtsdIdsfsa cxEfoN GRAPE.
k iSh f RAsaT TEckA x fe'G III ooou
Rich BRoCHE and MAZAGRAND. ali Colon.
c0l0rs Embr0ldenes Laces; Ribbons; Gloves;
Hosiery; Twiled 54 French Bingham: Linens;
Lawn Lawns Diapers Table Damask Napkins
French, English and American Blankets,
Prints ali coors GA 1O4 and 124 Irish Linen and Cotton
sneetings; Bleaohed and Blown shirtings;
Damasks for Windows Marseilles Quilts
Tickings; Apron Checks Merino Shirts and Drawers;
Oil Cloths Cottonades; Black and White Wadding;
Batting for Quilts and good assortment Of thee.ply
A. 81 and 81 Chinese Mating and Door Mats ali of
which will be sold at the very lowest market prices
jail 3t Tch0upitoulas st. and st. Mary's Market
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Telegraphed to the "Daily Crescent. -

Mobile, Dec. 3l-73O P. M.-There were eight
cases of cholera in this city yesterday deaths
Nonew cases since. Tie weather is clear and cold.
Second Dispatch.
Mobile, Dec 1850 P.M.-Mr. N. Clifford, the
American Minister to Mexico, has arrived in this
city. He leaves on a Government vessel for Vera
Cruz, uia Pensacola, at an early day. [Mr. C. has
been on short visit to his home in Maine, on
pressing private business and is his return to the
Mexican capital
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A. HItL........ ....k. L. pCHkfMOEs
A. HILL & co.
46 CHARITIES Street.
NTOULD invite attention to their extensive variety Of
w CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR FANCY
ARTICLES, for Holyday Gifts
ROSE WOOD and EBONY DRESSING CASES;
SILVER. SHELL and PEARL CARD CASES;
OPERA GLASSES PORCELAIN VASES;
ALABASTER ORNAMENTAL GOODS;
PapeI Mache ALBUMS, WRITING CASES, WORK
BOXES, etc; GRACES
GERMAN TOYS-a great variety;
VELOCIPEDES; ROCKING HORSES;
MISSES PROPELLERS, CABS, etc., ETC.;
MUSIC BOXES; WAX DOLLS;
BOUQUET HOLDERS;
WhaIehone Ebony and Rose Wood GENTLEMEN'S
WALKING CANES
FLUTINAS and ACCORDEONS-very RICH
GOLD PENCILS GOLD THtMBLES;
STEEL BEAD BAGS and PURSES-very rich
TOILET ARTICLES great variety;
LOOKING GLASSES; PERFUMERY; SOAPS, etc.;
COMBS; BRUSHES; etc., etc.
All of which offered at the lowest possible prices
ja13t A. HILL & CO.. as Charities street.
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NEW YEAR PRESENTS
Splendid Annals and Illustrated Books,
Poets, Albums Fine Bibles: Prayer Books. etc.
A. NJ MD

90 At No. 10 CAMP Street.
LEAFLETS OF MEMORY; magnificent Annual for l849.
GEM OF THE SEASON. and beautiful work for lsas
FRIENDSHIPS OFFERING Christmas and NewYear Present.
THE SNOWFLAKE; new and elegant Annual for ls4s.
GEMS OF AMERICAN ART illustrated after subjects from the
inguished American Painters
PAUL AND VIRGINIA. The only complete edition pub
ished in America with beautiful illustrations.
THE POETS OF AMERICA, AND THE FEMALE POETS
OF AMERICA with elegant and faithful Portraits Of the most
distinguished.
FEMALE POETS OF ENGLAND.
THE WORKS OF BYRON, MOORE AND SHAKESPEARE;
ELORX's DiCTiONaRY. THE FIORAI YEAR FLoRA,s
GENIAL Illustrated with elegantly coored Plates.
FAMILY BIBLES; the magnificent descriptions
styles Of binding, with plain and Illuminated Engraving after
the first Artists.
ALBUMS rich collection all with ali kinds Of lusra
tons, plain and fancy, to suit all tastes.
BOOKS; and beautiful assortment, from the
coored A G oy-Book upward.
ALSO
Fancy Note Papers, Envelopes and Fancy the
Christmas and New Year Holydays. For sale by
jy1 81 J. H. BECHTEL & co. 40 Camp st.
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tV" Grand Civic and Military Ball and Supper
To be given in Honor Of Maj Gen. ZACHARY TAYLOR Pres
dent Elect of the United States the RN0RY HAIL. January
89 The Subscription List to the s5oye will remain the
Office the Ball Room until January There will
invited; Ladies'
scers will each be entitled three Ladies' Tickets
The Committee of Invitation will the Office
Room TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY EVEN
INGs, at o'clock. BY order of the Committee.
d29 tjyS JAS. P. BROOKS, Director.
TT The attention of Females is particularly directed
to the Notice of Dr. PARMELEE the third page Office No.
~ II DIS 2dpu
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Es- Thanks to the officers of the Belle of the
West for late Cincinnati papers.
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nz See Third Page for Commercial, Ship Ne'os,
Cattle Market, theatrical Notices, etc.
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MAMMOTH SHEET

MAMMOTH SHEET
PICTORIAL BROTHER JONATHAN (for Christ.
mas full Of Illustrations for sale MORGANS Literary Depot
Exchange Place. adjoining the The Pictorial Jonathan
will be envelopes suitable for sending by mail.
yl 2t2dp j. c. MORGAN
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MORGAN'S LITERARY DI

MORGAN's LITERARY DEPOT,
EXCHANGE PLACE, ADJOINING THE Posi- OFFICE.
Beautiful STEELPLATE ENGRAVINGS of Gen. Taylor, Fill
Gen. Scott Gen. Cass, Gen. Butler c. Calhoun Webster
Clay, Buchanan, Gen. Jackson, Pope PusIx etc. etc.
iyl 22dp J. C. MORGAN.
MORGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT.
THE WOMEN OF SCRIPTURE: beautiful volume
containing Engavngs the Scripture
History. ]. c. MORGAN, Exchange Place.
jyl 2t2dp adjoining the Postoice.
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~ Jackson Fire 90. No. 49, The Officers and
Members the above Company will at their Engine
THIS DAY. Monday January 10 o'clock order the
funeral of their Brother Member, THOMAS McVEY
order. jyl H. A. HENDRlKS, Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-01

~ st. MichaePs BENEVOLENT Burial Society,"
The Regular Monthly Meeting of the above Society will be het
THIS AFTERNOON halfpa O'Clock, their Hail.
st. Joseph I'd Tchoupouas The members requested
to be punctua in their attendance. BY order
jyl' BERNARD GII.LOOLY, Secretary
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HAT MANUFACTURE.
CORNER OF C.dN.AL AND CHARITIES SITS.
THE public respectfully informed that the above
l. establishment will at all times BE- found well pro-
vidsd with the BEST and LATEST fashions Of every
thing in the HAT and CAP line nglish. French -
and =, American r A1N.PROQF HATS Waterproof UNI.
for sale and delivery as usual. DARCY,
jail 81 corner Canal and Chartres streets.
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PowERs,s GREEK SLAVE.

THIS BEAUTIFUL AND FAULTLEss WORK OF ART
originally exhibited New York. Philadelphia Baltimore
and Washington, on exhibition at
COOKIES GALLERY, No. - ST. CHARLES STREET.
proceeds by the munfcen donation Of its JAMES
Rob-, ESQ., be devoted Asylum for the
relief of DESTITUTE FEMALES.
Pamphlets, descriptive of Door, at the
Bookstores and Hotsls-Price, 10 CENTS
Price Ticksts 50 CENTS Children under IL years. half price,
Houn of Exhibition, from 9 A. NJ to loP.M. n2su
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-01

TT Friendship Fire 90. No. 21.-At Meeting
called purpose forming Fire Company be called
FRIENDSHIP No. 81 Mr. VIM. Knights jackson and
IRENE following gentlemen elected Officers
for .he ensuing KNIGHT President JOSEPH REY
SULLIVAN, Secretary; VIM P. PRECIOUS Foreman; JOHN
KARNEY, First Assistant Foreman CHAS WILKINSON, Second
Assistant Foreman; CHAS. MlLLTIMORE, Steward.
JOHN SULLIVAN, Secretary.
T. All those who willing Join this Company requested
Mr. VIM. Knghts jackson sad IRENE
WEDNESDAY EVENING Jan. s. at haitpas o'clock BY
order. jyl JOHN SULLIVAN, Secretary
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~ Perseverance Fire Co. No. 13.-The Annual
Meeting the Company held Saturday Evening Dec
30 and the following gentlemen elected Officers for the
Is49 ISAAC n Marks, President; E. BELLEAU Vice Pre
dent; EDWARD H. FOsD!CK, Foreman JACK ADAMS, First
Foreman; JOSEPH HADLEY Second Assistant Fore
man; H. J. HYAMS Secretary WALTER F. B1SCOE, Treas
Irer JAMES MANHlNG Stewart Delegates to the Pemen
WALTER F. BISCOE. "A true copy.
jyl 81 HENRY J. HYAMS Secretary.
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~ Mississippi Fire 90. No 2.-At the Annual
Meeting the above Company held Saturday Evening" Dec 3d.
the following gentlemen elected Officers the
suing year SAM g. RISK, Foreman; B. ToLEpANo, First
Foreman w. H. SLACK Second Assistant Foreman E.
BLESSY Secretary; N. JUDSON Treasurer; w. MCLEOD,
Steward Delegates the Fremens
G. A. FOSDICK, s. G. RISK and w. H. SLACK.
jyl 81 E. BLESSf, Secretary.
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SUNDR1ES.
ENOR sale by the subscriber
II $50 boxes MR. RAISINS.
1000 boxes LEMONS and ORANGES
1900 bags SOFT SHELL ALMONDS.
% casks NEW CURRANTS.
10 cases Genoa CITRONS.
200 cases FRUITS, in juice-ass0rted.
100 cases Havana PRESERVES.
300 baskets CHAMPAGNE WINES.
N5 cases SARDINES-all sizes.
case Orchard and Garden SEEDS.
case (25 fb) Spanish SAFFRON.
40 cases Superior CASTLE SOAP.
$50 casks LONDON PORTER and ALE
800 fb Choice Wiltshire CHEESE.
80 bbls. Boston Butter and Water CRACKERS.
r. F. NICHOLS & CO.,
jal3 Italian WarehOusemeu. rs and 70 Camp 81,
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TT Neglect of Duty.-We, the undersigned, would
call the attention the citizens New Orleans the neglect and
nattention of SIMON GREENE, Commssary
Ward Second Municipality The Coroner yesterday orders for
the nement of three bode lying dead
New Basn which orders handed the Commssary of the
Fourth Ward That officer however, proper to comply
with the duties of his Office and consequently the bodies remained
without ntemen until late hour night
much longer. JAMES LIDDLE,
jyl lt' 8. l.. GATES.
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isl stadp GUINNESS & BUSH, l e Camp st.
Annals and Presents for the HOlydays

Annals and Presents for the HOIydayS.
AT MoRGAN's LITERARY DEPOT,
EXCHANGE PLACE, ADJOINING TIE POsT-OFrCE.
HEATH'S PORTFOLIO OF ENGRAVINGS; after
the FRI. British Masters One large elegantly bound volume
THE SNOWFLAKE.
GEMS OF BEAUTY: or. Literary Gift volume of
superior style.
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