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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-30

yoi csrons Rslsss fh.; Fasd Ess
NoRroLK Nov 2-Arr schr chas Parker Townsend. Pro-
viSsDes eld brig Duncan, Warren, Port spain,
sussn Grossly Lea Jameson and Psr,t Buck,
sarah Ann prhhar for Calai; linton gucka. 60 Tor N
Bedford Rio Grende Chasc do Tor Boston; Mary Crosby
6any Ior 90; JOY Ne"e Dshtoa Tor Balsin1re Pzarro
NEwsuhYron-. Nov 25-Arr schr vu,ture Pisre.. Nor
linr. PIKE, Phaielphia.
Nrh-Ar sshr Augustus Frazer Norfolk
norwich, Nov 26thArr State Eaton, Norfolk;
Challenge Joyse. Nachias
NV LospoN, Nov 10Th Arr brig Mary Ellen. Rss, C.
feet for Virginia; narbshead. Thomas tor Richmond;
Atlantic. New Bedford Tor Phaae pbl.i James Bar.st,,
General Warren Coral Thomaston for John Patten,
Bangor for do; Marietta Boston Susan mary Iu
ten St Johns do; susan and N,r.hern Belle,
ueiet Sarah Moore New Bedford for Do epAr Fall
,NEw BEpyonD. Nov @-Arr sohr Sarah, o,sosd NY9rk;
9Th .chF unon Bgcaln NYs1s Sid ss9 sssli5l q2
s End s5n Fl scs VIM
PssTssCusS. NOV s1Ar; sshr. Martha wasa,nsto@,
Martha Grace. San Francisco 60, r ",
PRoyIpEncE. Nov 2-Arr sehr hlbem'rle. Fluart Pan
ela.f Rhode isnd nal !is Tho. a:iias sad
S Long iSnss NISr cd bark n SsbSsy
Baltimore 9th, schr sas Hand Aekerly, Charleston
NIy ArT sTss sh,%r0e ~ b1s
Henry. wilson, Havana SD BRIG Ariel Chase Phi adspha
R!oHMo1o Nov q Sid seLrs Merchant Couch. NYork;
sXIrS. Nov IS sid brig, Ava (rrom Phsaelphia, Gar
s s Ks..r sS ss0 'A'
wmm,NGToN. Nov 2s-Brigs Roberta, Nsonap. Long ISL
tine r.rnsr Martins; assots 18th
brig Lion ssdssly onadsouGe ca PA schs De Sos-
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Slip ktdomak Rich, liverpool 81 dsys with isc and go
pssspE'r 70 ibohpsun Nephews; bad = deaths during
the pssfsgt
stip ssrmonis barebn GLASGOW Oct ~ With nd.s and
tsst night.
sbip fvslns s,essrt Rotterdam q day, With nd,e s,d
20 raseebgers, 20 burlhu. date la 40 Ion ~
epcke tsrk Am kankib nanec Tor Giasso~.
ebp Courisf Neipyc, kn d. Jauciro days with coffee
Poster sens Cart heine uBVc durna bis stav AZ
RIO IL unable inform 81 the vessels left IN rrt
Ship Hero, GrIith NeE Orleans. n days vi n md "a
s,spten' ~ FafcrGers. Sid co With :
Andrew for New York aud parted from ptb ia
LAT 70 10, ION 70 3d. Nh La % In . g. stokc sup gerse,
CaeIe Ne. Orleans Nohiit; iat Is ~ on
90 tschar god 81, mats laR pain led sbp sserinr
eW show fag with writc In tie ntre.
Bsrk Geo Hsftsob tof Alex.udrisl Mead, ROTTERDAM H
dsDs with mdse aud ~ Hitchcock Marshall
Bark slessbsra thusb lesnder MALAGA. Al DAYS wi.i
Lead 70 zuirr~ Gawny vsssel 70 Schnidt Bsehen.
brie Picarc MELON soa nsehe, "a dsJs Vi, Nes Haven,
With tuzar, 20 A q Rl.lrlv
Brig ssrsh yose Burns Beze, Hon Nov a. 10 tbs
ter New 10, 81 Antonio fearing NkEs miles passed
Zstrs Lorps 81 North Yarmcu H. from Belize, Hon. coz
HsvsBr th, lat 81 rs 90 Passed French schr Cyreus
o. Rochelle steeritr NrN
Brig pierim Brl Clark 81 AIMS BAY ia Nth plrsnto
90 Rowland h AfpinwalI
Brig Solomon baton tcf Boudo1b,uD spsrkf Mrasossa
- Don,,ingo ~ days sith eswoyd 20 u ~ Oei.asid
brig Csfhsrr e. rcot 81 Jaeo de Cuba y DAYS With -.
sy1houIs9s Nov ~, lst ~, Ion ". spite orig Live OAK
sHs Mes Orleans Bel, ApAlAeseois 10 days vith mds..
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On Nov 25h 1872 ~ disease of the heart in the f.th
year q his age, Jonr II srsRKs member OF 9th Ward
Police.
His remains Gill be taken for ibtsrnent from bis late
residence No ~ Hsmsrsley street this friday after
at halt past thr~ oclDck the relatives and Fritz
Of the family especially isvited TO attend ~ithnu
further invitation, the Police Dspsttmest respect
fully invited 10 attend. f.ekskill aud Nesburyport
papers please copy
On THURSDAY. Nov seth lsae, H,aorp y. infant son
q DR. II Devices Of thi. oitv. aged Ia months
Ofrcsrst fever, toe 18th and Inferred yesterday
Ave IaSE, youpRcst daughter % the late James nnt
Martha A. Martin q this city sged years, months
aDs 70 days
AtBrookyn yesterday, 2gth instant. Of consumption,
Lotiss wunOt. Sift ~ MuLscu a. Hyde, aged So.
Funeral tcrticss all taae place this afterso,n AZ
oclocb at No IL Nassau street Her remsins will he
taken 20 Bridgeport tor ibt-rmest. Bridgeport and
New Raven pspsTs VIII plsae copy.
On NtcDrsdsy. 2Sth Nov ~ mars.nus AvV Ella,
youpgrft daughter - 'ohn aud Ellen Cruue
Syracuse papers plsae copy
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announcements Of Brfhs, Marriages and Deaths
not inserted, unless duly authenticated and paid for
Married.
Al New York, on the zsth u Nov by the Rev Par.
fseie ham berlin MIR ruoNas MocoSSELL to Miss Ja,s
JErrls k,NcsiD both OF Montreal Canada
On Wednesday evening, the 2sth instant, at the
Mulberry Street Lutheran Church by the Rev. "a. J..
schmidt. Mr. WILLIAM II. wslsrs TO Miss MAHr
SHv.ss. all Of this city
On 9th instant In st Peters Church, by the Rev
MIR. Quin JoBS l. OHsHs, Esl Of this city, to Miss
Mana JsNsoS, daughter Of John w. ysthake, VI OF
Brooklyp, l.
At the irving House In the city Of Nov York on the
2eth Nov instant. by III. Hev Mr. Chase Nr. WILLIAM
u. BvrItR. Of foughkecpsie, TO Miss AMrtri A DE
Nor, of Jersey City.
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Positic nj lntolAlgonCo.

The Leqislntu.. . Loui-ia ans Iortty or
one democrat IN fis senate, Aud nve w 90 In the
House Of Representatives
A meeting was recently held at Huntsville, Texas,
and resoiuri I'd strongly censuriug Senators
houston and usk for the course they pursued with
re- ssrd to the Southern especially their vote
on the Orsrco IL with the Wimot Proviso They
abandoned the aud interests OF their constttu
epts and violate me Instructions given them upon
that subject by the Legislature.
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70 hast. SD I, 60 Nth brig xo'.. BvhlsZ for Pro-
steering Eatwsrd 2sd lat 49, ion 70 o. spoke Br brig
Brig Lucy Hosner 81 HARRIS 70 day.. With cotton 20
West, 10 cavs, with cotton to Coe, Anderson 4 Co.
Brig Herald Deano MARKS ii days. with cotton, &C. to
Ladd.
Brig Ellen Maria (of A.susta) Hoy 81 Marks 20 days.
with cotton Ae, to A Iadd.
schr Iuicrum Of sarry Morgan. Long Island. Bahamas
IL avs. with salt, 10 " II Newman.
Scar Thomas Bril- Pearson Nassau MP days with mdse
to Tauber H. Ion u 49, spoke brig Roberta II
PASSPORT from Long Island bahamas FOR Wilmington, NC.
with salt
sohr OTia.ps. Dodge, Richmond. 4days.
Schr alice. Seaman Baltimore, 4 dAya
schr True Blue Bril- Bepwhsr, Charleston, N5 Is days
with potatoes to Mr. Burke.
schr Gen Taylor, Bonnell, New Haven.
Ship Espindola, from Liverpool. with psssepgera
Ship Anson, 7 days frrm Charleston.
Bari Mara, ~ day from haraeaibe.
Bark Alpha tSw), from Cronstadt.
Bark Matagords, fr m Aatagorda, Tear.
Brig ve.ta, Is days from st MARKS.
Brig Zeitupg (Sw D from Rotterdam.
Also bark and brig unknown standing 10 the Norhward
unable to get In.
Packet ship Prince Albert from London, is still below.
Nov 2.wind q. sunrise. WI at meridian. wswi at
WNW. and fresh
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PasseDUers Arrived.

ST. JAGo DIR CuBA-Brg Cstharine-MessrsJ King and
Andrews
Sr MARKs-Brig SuwAnnee-Mr Montgomery
ApALACHIooLA-Brg New Orloans-Mrs Delaney and
children.
NASSAU, NP-Schr Thomas-Cspt Perry and Kendrick.
late and OF r chr Friendship wrecked the
bahamas 9th inst Rensuar consular agent at Nassau
+, for the French republic.
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Port Of New yorh, Nov. 30, Is,v.
Arrived.

TetcGrnphtc.
Be columB ,hc latest Marine pelxenoe
bT magnetic telegraph.
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Nov G.wind at sunrise. WI at meridian. wswi at sun
a WNW. nd fresh
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7 rsr OF LETTERS RETAINING IN TIE NEW YORK

II Isl OF LETlEkS MEANING IN TIE NEW YORK
~ ront Once, November -, lsA9.
OFFICIALLY FUrLfsHEp PAPER HAVING
LARGEST cfRcvLArIoS.
Please mention the date Of which they are al
verified
LADIES LIST.
Andrews Lucretia Aimes Mrs T. I'd Anterior craeeE
AGriADce brsEawin Adams Miss AIDE
Appleton blanch Arbuckle Miss A Atwsll ars VINO
Allen Mary Abbott Lydia Anderson Cath'e
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The Jeweled Cup Of the King Jemshed
OR, JoHNsoN's HEADoUARTRRs

In passing M ST. Charles street yesterday when oposi,e
the door No. 80 observed very large congregation of gen
uelnen standing on the hanQuee in very merry conversation
and among the rest was my old friend Johnon with his usuoi
pleasant smile on his countenance who stepped IN 10 me and
gave me very pressing invitation to walk into his new saloon
and partake OF some refreshments accepted bis pote NJ
quest and went in, On my entry uto the room was -
much at loss 10 know whether was IN a Iendijl, f,r
n'-hei parlorOl mansion housg or drinking saloon can
suffered moment and came TO the conclusion that was
saloon hod mp In the most magnificent style pecui liar IN m
taste of my worthy friend j. His taste m furniture r s,rb
an establishment certainly be surpassed by any one
me hrst attraction entry into the room neatly
unshed counter about fifty feet long covered with splendid
1Ieclan white marble, which set the finest cufas,
deeante and pitcher. The decaniers are filled vitb cy
ana ruby wines and other kinds Of liquors. which are donby
shown on by the ecrspt minors in the Tear The palmer
hahgngs Of The room very superior, and the p MON in
the rear vi the hall is covered with beautiful andae anor
on which is representation Of he celebrated battle F Orr
'iordoi ami TO give finishing touch to the above Won find
spread out on the floor Brussels carpet.
Behind the bar you viii our old and tried citizen SA
who not lacking TO know how make good real Old fash
Toned Irish Whisky Punch; and when made it is moi har II
known to the travelling public the Lakes aud celebrate,
for mixing Gin Cocktails we'll if not little better than thu
fast uns in his line Of business Now, said J. ' friend j.
fyou only manage to keep your friends from leaving you
splendid establishment without taking away any bricks il
their hats, may ASSUMED you will be well pauouissd
On, said be, don't you know that the kind Of liquors
keep here made Of such ingredients aud 50 perfectly pure
that It's utterly impossible for any of my customers Il
leave this house with he in his hat than be comes il
with; and in short have any Of that sort 10 visit us
That being the case said l. you msy be certain that al
my friends who aIe modest drinkers shall recommend 10 ca
! Exchange. SrKAR-EF,
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MNaias december t03s
NhrfFh considerable dncdfV haa uaN 4et in l1I 70
iht 1Isr IF qccdsi0sa cIfos By ihb New or.
Ioane and 81 ashinrion Ieagruul Company, The President
nQtiod DR. Kennedy tle superintendent Of ne lHce n
New Qleuug, that the following rules VIII heeaieg BE-
adopted.
This line viii not b. responsible for any enoas muln
tons, men dispatches sent from New ulieaa that am
received and properly delivered 10 the other lines nom
office at Washington City.
Our at Washington g required 10 secure, az tar
practicable the refnnding Of all moneys mntlaed OF
sent messages from other wires and all moneys for mesae
erOneously received Washington line shall be
promptly refunded.
Mr.. Kennedy, the chief operator al New Orleans, IS
regnifed once week TO send copy by mail Of all such
ages which repaymg demanded 70 our agent at wash
mgt6n who will II The messages were correctly received
there and If not will notify hun Of c fact, and causa him
to refund tie Money fincOneoy sent from the Washington
station other lines mututed misent by fault Of Oe
lines the ageu will all practicable to recover Tn,
money! and Notify the office at New Orleans 10 refund it,
EDWARD &. HYDE, Director, New Orleans.
The undersigned takes the present occasion to inform TN
Stockholders that he viii be pleased communicate then
any information in his power, regarding their interest.
/ dI3a EDWARD G. HYDE.
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.VpsU Fashionable Goods,
Rnn H,EIE EAIL. AM NNINTEH


lust opened, at G. NJ. SIMPSONS, - Cher
y tres street, the following New Styles Of Goods, Of this
SILK for Ladies' Dresses.
Extra rich Satin dn Chen, Embossed
Extra rich Damask and Plain
Changeabe and Glaze Pou de SONS
Chameleon Silks, Plain and Figured, OF all col0rs;
Plaid Tartan and Scotch Silks large assortment;
Rich White Danask Silks and Sans, for Wedding and
Soirte Dresses:
Black Silks, Of various styles.
Striped pekin Silks for Drosses;
Wide and extra wide Black Mantla Silks, OF every
quality.
French ClOalSs, Nautilus, Visites, etc.
A splendid assortment Of French Cloaks Mantlas, Man
tlets Visites, OF the latest Paris Style EubruieIl
Plain COlOred and Black, Of rich Chameleon silks Satu do
Chen, etc -.. Be-.
MousseIine dc Laines and Cashmerss.
large assortment, comprising the Latest 80 Ices and var
ing in price, from the cheapest to the richest.
housekeeping Dry Goods,
French and English Blankets, large, Fine and Heavy;
blankets for Plantations. Of all kindsi Fannes English
French and American Sheengs Of all kinds, Llnen and
Cotton; Table Linens Of every width and quality Towel
lngs Marseies Quilts and Bed Spreads, Of style
Damask for Curtains and Furniture Embroidered Muslin
Curtains, rich Musins for Curtain, various styles C0tton'
Of all kinds and widths Mosquito Meetings. etc. ete for sale
Ow. do 6t2dp
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q 81
ia ia that b saIla3 ,assa df i'ais ~. .lsi u
80 "a i,sf ..s.iaiss fii FN . carr W eeA- ~
~, 3. .i5 81. d aastnsa ard vieseineisi he
sa sssss IS tiia caa 81 rreaf and they "a not
n li.t-I.'l ~. fa ~ 81 thcset danges followed
=. IS ia li,n enishicnei from shove, and
u ~ ri ss5fss i'srlsiii egen uuis sssea'af IA
- T. So hearers. iist De world now iheyay nqFt
49,. q ihs want q ina such msi-riih robust health
+, Al sinaiss. Capsule Of enduring huFdaAps; with
is s-r.sd ind strengthened, end minds expandad By
ss nnishing wead cries ont 90 such men 20 come,
aa shear delo.sd 70 Cod, and win their strong arm
Z ~ ne standard 81 tha Cfos Of Christ, until L shall be
esa7ara unlhrad n every port every height and in
s-t IS nov heii b. DC Prince Of the Power Of the Air
In n1e r holy worship, to be amply and always fully
aiulsed By the prayers ind hbeniie Of the servants of
Christ may we rot hope and pray thai the Holy Jesus viii be
M appear sid tai i may please Him. Of old, to say to
one ani anpta foowue from henceiafh ye shall catch
ti Chm truaeaIed sailor ever distinctly hearfhe call
o the asa upon him. and REFUSE obey The word Of ht
Gt6t cdtia 81 our snlvaton2 WIN there hot be many
who shall within hee walls rsove 10 f0Isake an and follow
at Bis hiddingq
o. blessed 4sns H thy voice be heard in this place, and il
J gracious visits meet thy people here. that sous may b,
Turned from their sins 20 thee, and bear tie message Of hJ
mery I'm thy way shall be known upon earth, Thy saving
heallh among al nations.
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Thorn aDSOBI 81 sVj:IO1l,
Fa shfonRbIe Clothing Establishment


'BE rber1 arc receipt Of per chips Hero, Atlantic md
L steamer NeWOrleaus complete Of Seuf0uHda
Clothing, up n the best aud tyle expressly o u Rad
Of Clothing respectfully invited TO call
and examine the stock which comprises
Dress Coats, Of best black French c0hi
Frok Coat Of best French catsrk blue olive brown,
green,
Fancy Coats ct eolcTed cloths, mixed and dru1
Tweela,
Plstot5 and sscs Of Jllek cloth mixed aud drab eaars,
Tweed, etc.
Pants Of black French dossB cashmere, single sud iol-
BILE Hsilud with aud without tTapE
Fsugy single and double med dpesku and cas'eTet
patterns aud styles.
Vests 5fblack satin, silk Gru5due fancy ea-
msr wooden velvet rich figured silks dab caaDnerr figured Nen
[ tia,
Oyercoas, 9f drah and eoloTed cloths new styles.
Cl0aka, Of b1ck cloth, O. 7, and foil circle.
EliFLa. Of linen, muslin.
I9sefy, MsEing, six and drawsr UHdeTsutH and
Halihose.
S.lk and cambre Handkerrhes.
Black and rich figured silk Crlvgs and Morning Gowns
8.lk, cashmere Mcrino and Jogvns Kid Gloves.
BIiE, culton and giushaTa Umhrrliaa,
o29 2pu THOMPSON q NIXON, 10 Camp
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RACES CEs-BINGANfAN COURSE.
G | assS
Fan Meeting. .Third Day,

= . I'tyFTl0aF = FqF7e aIal--AIla h6als.
Eutrless
, y Dress, blue nd white. " - -e''' W.
y. o.-..JIoss fancy. % . $500 - --'4'sl
Sd T. Bngamans n. Temptation b. INN 1r,sts. oe a
LAZY Jackson, y, .DTsss, green. - 80 W
o....Dlesl red and red. NHN't y
s. Lslgi9a,s b. C Flying Duiebns BY Grey Eagle dam b,
s ~ Race TO come OIL at hd t.pss 9 o'cLrk p NJ.
tH Members o he Club obtain ,her tadsss Al m i..
Once e. the Ga s' - u" AlaAs
tstfange's may otain Badges nttte Ticket Once ,ivi thar
anu ne Laal hsif party the entire privileges he Cors5
Comm1dous and comfortable Ferry B,ats leave the p..
asa eve ave minutes during The Fare each v sesps
alt OLIVER VALENTINE, Propfistsn.
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HeApl'Y q Go.

81 Canal Street, corner OF St. Charles ST.
ESPECTFULLY nmatcs the Ladies Of New Orleans and
N vicinity that hsir STOCK OF GOODS very extensive sad
select, compiling
Rich plain sud 6gmedllack aud eol5red slksi
Served Muslin R0tesf
ClIdrus Robes, FT5uks and Frock Bodies, rloh
SuWed Muslin and Lace Capes, Collars etc.
Inserting Bnd Edging Trimming
Null, Book, Nans00E, aud Caiu5nc MuaHni
Striped and check Musins;
Ca.nlreres, De aines, q paca Lusirss, ETC;
Painted C0iions end Cling hams. great variety
Lancus and Loug Lawns Camuuc Handkerchief
Cotton SMTtngs, ShceuuEs and raWeingsi
Sfaris and puds; ui8uksts and ColutslPanesi
Hosiery and Small Wars etc, etc d1 nu,lh,sa
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"OMe Price StOre.''

wv ~
Extsnsivs 6ssOrtmsnt Of
HIONA LE CL THING
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
LFREO MUNRoE d CO. 81 MhFazine street, would most
an aad Saae for Ssmss4s Gr very osn
Fashionable Clothing, Furnishing Goods, etc.
New York aai now eoagsSs he aaoest and most beautiful
d Ready Made Cghl1g ever seen in New OfleuGa. -
We INVITA- particular attention to the workmanship style and trim
Every eee has The loves, pr,e marked ppon npFin 6gu
Dress and FrOck Coats
Black Cloth Dress and Frock Coatsi
BrOga olive 9gqwn brown olivs green Invisible greer
Black due brown and olive Polka and Lamur,ins Goats.
Sac Coats and PaIetOtss
Black French Cloth saes aud Pals,ots
Rich golden brown, olive brown green, royal blue and
sEs[aqs 9q PIsB ys f5j,G5 ss1 SS pS,
sapslias Sill & Woosa CodSnston Secs q Paetoi,;
Brown, blue olive black, green aid svsr D1ab Tweed
Ris6 F0li.P G[ss1 5ge, ojys Rrgv oliy' green nusf'y
and French Ca5sr Cl9h saes anl Paeto = ,.
Plid Cashmere snl Heeiaer Plaid saos and Pdleto5i
Blue drs6, daTe-soors green hit' Blanks. sao' and
CIoalSs and Boulevards.
supeTfne black and blue Epglish and French Cg YAK
ssgT Gf b Raa P 9I9 G CSa F h SS 0'
Heather plaid and fancy plad Cashmere BaulaVardE.
PantRIOOns.
Black French and snglsfS asaimers Pan1i
B g sys y5 S is5i F s55Fs 9Gs as9 Paa
The che assortment Of fancy Cashmere, 8uekakin aud Doe
shm Pants IN New OEeanE
supsrine satne, Tweed Corduroy Hnd Pilot Cloth Pants
Vests
Black and eolared Cloth Embroidered Vests;
Cashmere Vests Of al qualities ami styles too
s Gus 10 purti.uarfze describe
Black Cl0tn Cashmere, RomhH8inc, and MeIno Nestsf
Best quality black SIX Velvet Vesfs
Rieh lane figured Six Velvet Esstu;
Black plain SATIN Vests;
Rich fancy hIuTed SILK and Satin VesA;
White AsrBsles, Willie SILK aud Tnssl Ball Vests,
A large assortment Of
Boys and ChildreM'S Clothing
Boys' black Llue and brown Cloth Polka and saa Coats
Tweed Polka and Sac Goats;
Black, fancy and c0Qfed Cashmere Pants;
Chidrent Suits, Polka lucke s. etc. etc
Boys Black, Fancy Six and Clhmere Vess.
shirts, ScRrfs, CraVRts, etcs
Gupsrfne all Linen strts-sttched bosons,
Bo English Muslin Shirts; DO. York Mil do;
Medium quality DO. French Bingham and CaHco Shirts
Linen and Cotton Check do
Menu flannel gauze, brown white and pink UndrEhrts
Very rich styles fancy Cravals and Scarfsi Drawers
Italian and Rrench black SIk CuvutH
Men0, Caahmere, Ba kkint black and whita Kid Stoves
Cotton, Merno and Lambs Wool Half Hose
Cotton and Giugham Umbrella;
Trunks Valiscs Carpet Bags, etc,
India Rubber Goods
Cloaksi Paetots Capes Lsgginsi iils PraseFTsfs ETC.
tEr One Price for Goods and no deviation,
ALFRED BIUNROE g. CO.
dl3 Ct 2dp "a Magazine strest'
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YInGIslA I.reisL6guRE.-- Both houses WaFe or
ranizsd IA uondsy. 81 inst. The Senate elected
joel s. Penn backslsQf Shenandoah, Cbrother Of
ths lats u S. ssdagarl ciegk. and adjourned with
ont going ialotho election Of Speaker. The Houss
II Delegates reelected George Wythe MunioTd,
Clerk. MI. n. r. Hopkins, Of Powhattan, was
elected Speaker For Sergeantat-AFms, VIM. A.
Street tieu) was elected in place Of the Former in
cumbent, Col Daniel Ward (whiEl, And Cham
bsrs lwRigl the former second door.keeper, was
voted out, and John Rady dem.) voted in
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BALLARD's HAIR DYE.


No 6 AsFoR HOUSE. NEW YORK, Sept. q lS4s.
Mr. o. n. BALLAkDi Dear SIR Is Tut justice 90 nny 70
YOU, all preparation Dyeug Hair have ieu
has vel the purpose Improved qnd HAIR y'
deal trouble IA using il than oiher give
this testimony solemn eenNi;on that IS Nor. ne
patronage rel
i0r auburn blseE and from peculiar SOFT
Nhs imp1r Dte hair the Ladies ehnnouf
JOSEPH CktSTADORO.
FoF J. WRIGHT o. CO, 49, CharTeH g.,
% 2p .s Agents for New Orisafs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-13

NEW TELEGRAPHIC FEAT.-We yesterday no.
liced the accident Of the cars running off the track
near Fonda Mr.. Porter, the Superintendent Of
the line, being one Of the passengers, Immediately
sprang from tlecars and cut one Of the wires, and
by some manipulating process unknown to US, SEM
the intelligence to the office in this city in few
seconds!-L Utica IN ~ Observer, NoU. 8.
Mr.. Johnson, Of the telegraph office in this city,
explains the matter in this wise The wires being
cuts Mr. Porter had it in his power to interrupt Or
complete the circuit at pleasure, and at properin-
fervas TO form at Utica the streaks and dots that
constitute the telsgraphic alphabet, as they do al
the stations with the key-provided be was either
isolated or handled the ends with nouconductors
OF course no not familiar with the principle d
The telegraph, and with its handwriting, could have
attempted the same feat without receiving himself
shock, instead of shifting lis force to Utiea.A AM
nu EUeuing Tostr1o1
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-13
NOFmahTS BOOK and FIatIoneFv ElsIa5li7hmenI,


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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-13
Chega1 FBJOSlk Books,

no. The attention Of ali those Who buy Books TO
again ror their use, respectfully solicited to the lags aud
compile stock offered fos sale
NOrmhn's Stationery Establishment,
IS CAMP STREET.
which cannot fail plsat oe who may desire good and at tho
time cheap article. 2pu