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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-30
ANDREW J. AULT. sAML. OAKEY SEYMOUR
Groceries. Retail and Wholesale.


No,244 TCHOUPITOULASS STREET.
Bstl0sen ST. Joseph street and Sc Marg's Market.
TTVHEY take much pleasure inform their friends and the
4 bic generally, that they have purchased the we'll
known ROCERY, ga TohOupitOulas street. situated so
colvenien to St. Mays Market and which s lifted up in
IN es manneT-WheTe every article in the GfOoey line
al always be found, and at the lowest prices. =.
Orders from their friends in the county, or in the city,
shall be carefully executed
beside beiI prepared furnish every article Of GF3eeTes
tbsv viii gnnr ~ their friends with FLOUR, POTATOES
MEAL, GRAIN, ONIONS, BEANS. and PORK, in
ANAL nsokages nt in barrels. iylO 3taW II
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Z" Give me kiss, my charming Sail"
A lover said to a blue-eyed gall
4" won't, " said she. you lazy elf,
Screlo Up your lips and help y0usslf.''
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Re-opening Of the
"CRESCENT BOWLING SALOON,U
v,,,, NO. IS ST. CHARLES STREET
His Establishment has lately been opened under New
l. Administration, thoroughly repaired and renovated
and unsurpassed by Saloon the city and to those
who enjoy the healthy exercise and excitement Of BOWL
ING, We say, Glue a Call.
The BAR will always be supplied with the CHOICEST
LIQUORS and the Gsntlemanly Attendant oS 6u1
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IaII9W8UIUs
Per ship H. H. Body, from LivsrpOol-S6 ItseraEs.
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CITH ITEMs-TheTs hut little doing in our Police
Courts teEday-a few ug thefS Derpstr ated and
| assaults committed.
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MARYLAND FINANcEs.-A correspondent of the
Cumberland MOuntaineer, says Z" am informed
that the State Treasurer by his next annual report
next December,) will have a surplus of at least
half million, and that the Governor has it in
contemplation 10 recommend reduction Of the
direct tar
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SCOTCH WHlSKY-One puHcheon very superior Old
- Malt Whisky landing and for sale by
$50 E. WOOD & CO., Post q. I'd Ny.
HSjRS SSH90E T9 6b Eyes BS2 SJ HAP{Rs

III
CARONDELET ETREKT, MAR ST. JOSEPH sTRBRT.
ENSTABLlSHEQ in l842 under the superRtendence Of
IA the Misses ALLISON from LOpdOn,-ln this lnsttu
the Of study thorough and Systematic: vague
theories superficial methods of teaching to elicit display
esOed to- in of the various depamentlO of science
or literature.
The French Languages under the SupeTBtendsnOe Of
French gentleman of high literary attachments other Ian
guages music and the accomplishments taught by
tens of equsl emnenoe in their professions.
Drawing in every style taught by the Misses Allison
themselves pupils for many OF OF the most eminent
drawing masters in Europe. ,
E Terms may be known application to the residences
Otthe Misses ALLISON. CaTOndeletI n8ly
BAY ST. LOUIS HOTEL.
FTNHIS Establishment having been repaired and newly fur
il nished will be opened on the 10th of May, fort the
reception of Vstsn and Families wishing to spend the
Summer at a pleasant Watering Place The under
signed have purchased this property for permanent resi-
dence and will keep the house open Summer and Winter
The best Cooks Stewards and Servants engaged and
paRs expense will be spared to render the Of vse
pleasant and agreeable tmy2 6ml q. LEWIS & ca.
OARDIN HOUSE,
121 GRaPIER Street, bstloeeH st. Charles aud CdTOH
delet SreetS-ORs door from tke Of CdF0Rdset St.
MRS. WILSON, Gate of 81 Bienvlle stIeet) respect
WI fully informs her friends and the public generally
that she continues in the above eligible location
pied by her during the last year. She has had hers
HOUSE thoroughly eted and prepared for the acoommo
dAOn gentlemen exclusively. Grateful Tor past patron
she hopes by dEent attention TO the comfort and con
venenOe of her patrons merit and receive continuance Of
the same HeTteTmS viii be, heretofore, MODERATE.
n21y d&W
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A"e beSt opportunity o. acquiring thus Useful
- - Idl0W IS nOW offered
M r. EUGENE EsDRA will resume his French Evening Glasses
44 ~ sufficient scholars is obtained.
ne pupils and those wishing Join his Class invited call and
For further particulars apply his Office No IS Duncans Build
~ MI e. teaches Double Entry BOOK KEEPING attends
h opening adjusting and closing Books in the French and Eng
! All Lang1ages. lm
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M For sale together large assortment Of other interesting
Literature, BY los 81 J. IL BECHTEL & co. 10 Camp st.
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nj BRANDER SMITH, General COMMISSION
IN MERCHANT, No. SO GRAvIER STREET, Is Com
miSsOned to take Acknowledgement of Deeds and POwen
Of Attorney to AdminIer Oaths and to take Testimony
aud Proof of Demands by appointment of the Governor OF
the following States, viz MAINE, NEW HAMPSHIRE,
VERMONT, RHODE ISLAND, CONNECTICUT,
NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA,
OHIO. MICHIGAN WISCONSIN, INDIANA, IL
LIMOS, MISSOURI, KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE,
NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA, ALA
BAMA, MISSISSIPPI and FLORIDA. Oot25 6m
FOR WHOLESALE TRADE.
Tx ships Hero, Lehgh ViokSbug, ElSinore Abby Pratt
Ia and steamer OhiO, and expected daily per ships Hudson
EspindOa, and succeeding packets
SHIRTS-EVeTy style and quality
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS;
HOSIERY.
The retail business embraces every article of GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, PeTflmery and Fancy
Articles. A call is solicited. G. LElGHTON'S,
Nos and Royal street, three doors from Canal st.,
oH and 10 Park Place. New York.
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~ n VicksbuTg and Milliken's Bend Weekly
JsshsfssSzsl Packet Steamer M ON T G ONE RY-
lazll5z Every MONDAY EVENI6G-F0r Hieks;
burg, gike Bend WHTreRtOR, yNel0 Carthage Grand
CftJ, Rodney and Ndtehez magnificent regular pas
sengeI packet MONTGOMERY, Capt. j. EstiB. will posi-
and will leave for the above and all intermediate landings
EVERY MONDAY, at O'Clock. p. NJ For freight or
passage amply to ga T. B. SMITH. IS Magazine st.
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J. A. BEARD,
UCTONEER AND APPRAISER, No. 10 Banks ArcGds,
IA NeBOrlsaHs Oh
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IN THE PELICAN HOUSE. opposite the St Charles
Hote-TwO Offices Union street do, on
GIRvieT street. and large Room GaYer street, EL
in the second story, suitable for Club Room Also, ~
several small Furnished Rooms. For terms, apply a. the
Bar, s7tf
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ST. CHsRLEs.--H; " saPglh Miss Gel Mccall, ., s.
Webb, Col =. o. Hebert, Ia. Il. S. Williams, Nh, Jen-
seaneau and family J. MI Denman and lady, N. o.; w.
S. McNairy H. Percy, Nashville E. Hale, Boston; ]. $.
Aeslen, Ala;i ". p: Wyn, IA. w. Bucknell, IT,,
r. Roe, Phil; H. w, Campbell E. Richter, j. B. Ste
phsuson, n. Y; Mr.. Favager, b. Andrea, Mexico
YERANpA.-M Niles, J. Block, J. W. Mclean, Mis-;
Mrs. Montgomery Pass Christian; w. reit Cincinnati r..
w, Robertson, W. g; Stewart, La; d. 2. CUP, DIR. Me
Lean, Texas: III. j. Halbet and lady, Mrs. Reese Mis-
Carter Mrs. G. $. Wilson, Memphis; f. w, Peck. w. X.
Mills, Mis- Hartley, Miss Yates, N. VI w. Peck, IL. Sly
mansSy. N. o.
Cosn1ERo1AL.-s. P. Jones, C. w. Babb, Vieksburg
Z. H. Neon, lady and family, Mrs Harvey and two dauRh
ters, Ala; j. II. Kelly, Miss; J. II. Morris N o.; j. Sim
minis, G. Woods, j. injury, a injury, J. Stewart, II, Cain
IL MeClusky, Pitsbnrg; W. I. Dawson, o.; c. Sellirk
San Francisco.
HgwLETFs.-A. ]. Dunn, J. Baker, Mr.. Neyyhall, E
IL. Mahio La; Il. J. White, Texas ]. w. Faqua, Miss
Mr.. Heukon, Ark; D. II. Perkins, Ky.
PLANTERs'.-G: l.. Barry, Ala, Dr.. Z. Anderson, La
B. Waddel and lady, n, o.. G.. l.. Gale, BAIT; J. w
Daqel, s. c.; +. E. Co.'S, Texas J. Lewis Miss; L. w
/ Peck, N. Y.
INDIAN GUnEy.--D. Pagan, R. Frost, D. Atchison Pa.
c. r. Lauder, i. MOmtOr, n. o.; J. z. Lynn, A. Metz
gar, o.; VIM. Bradford, j. Hogshead H. Duncan, s. w
I Shepard, Ia
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On the 9th inst, after some Intellectual ballotings
Tor Speaker, RlT. johnson, Of Tennessee, offered
resolution to determine the election of Speaker by
plurality. debate sprang up in which it was
contended that in no other way could the House
be organized = and without it small minority
would continue to defeat an election forever Ii
was proposed, as an amendment, that the vote
should be taken by ballot--but both propositions
were voted down-2l0 to H.
We do not see any force in the complaint that it
is the minority Of the ree-soilers and scattering
votes who keep the House disorganized. They
could certainly determine an election, by casting
their ballots for Winthrop OF Cobb, or any regular
candidate Of either party But it is equally certain
that any equal number Of democrats or wings could
effect the end, by voting for the candidate of
the other party. A dozen democrats or less, could
settle the contest by votes for Mr.. Winthrop; or
dozen wings could have settled it by voting for
4 Mr.. Cobb. There is no greater obligation for a
free-soiler to vote for democrat or a wing, than
for democrats and wings to vote for their political
opponents. There may be stubbornness, and mis-
ohievous error, in the perversity which prevents
such action but the right and responsibility for
ing upon their own settled convictions is just as
good in Messrs. Scattering as in the two hundred
others. The wisdom Of the determination will,
however, be judged Of of course, adversely to the
minority. The obligation to yield viii be estimated
in the inverse ratio of the strength of the parties
The few will be judged iactioHs for not yielding to
the many. But the many are divided among them
selves, and 20 which branch should the third party
attach itself? II is certain that they would be pro-
nounced traitors corrupt bargainers by one hall
Of the house, whichever way they might decide to
60 They are denounced for keeping the House
dsorganized and they will fare little better if they
should decide it between the two. Probably they
are wise in determining that the two great parties
shall have all the merit of the compromises and
cancellations they are recommending to others as
high duties
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.Ve3U Fash iOasNbEe Goods.
FOR THE FALL AND WINTER.


lust opened, at e NJ. SIMPSONS, 2S Clar.
q tres street, the following New Styles of Goods Of this
seasOn's importation;
SILK for Ladies' Dresses.
Extra rich Satin du Chen, Embossed
Extra rich Damask ard Plain;
Changeable and Glaze Poult de SONS;
Chameleon Silks, Plain and Figured, OF oil cOlUr,;
Plaid Tartan and Scotch silks, large assortment;
Rich White Damask silks and Satins for " eddng and
S0rte Dresses;
Black Silks, of various STYLES;
Striped Pekin Silks, for Dresses;
Wide and extra wide Black ManuIla silks, Of every
quality.
French ClO0Izs, MantiIIRs, Visites, etc,
splendid assortment Of French ClOak, Nlandlas, Man
ues, stey etc. Of the latest Paris STYLES Embroidered
Plain Coored and Black OF rich Chameleon Silks, satin du
Chen, etc.
MOusseIine de Laines and Cashmeres,
large assortment, comprising the Latest Styles, and
ing IN price, from the cheapest 10 the richest.
House K coping Dry Goods
French and English Blankets, large, Fine and Heavy
blankets for Plantations, Of all kinds Fanuel, English
French and American; Sheetngs Of all kinds, Linen and
Cotton: Table Linens of every width aud quality Towel
tngs; Alareles uiIt5 and Bed Spreads, Of style
Damask for Curtains and Furniture Embroidered Muslin
Curtains, rich Mass for Curtains, various styles COttons
OF all kinds and widths; Mosquito MEETINGS, etc for sale
do 6t1dp
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On Thursday the 18th inst at o'clock A. NJ Of chronic dar
hGa H. SIGN native OF Germany, but for Che last twenty years
q resident Of Ibis city
His friends in general and the Fire Department Of New Orleans
and Lafayette respectfully invited he THIS
DAY at O'Clock p NJ, the Engine House Of Jackson Fire
Co No lS Apollo street. between Caope and Triton
Walk
On Thursday morning, the 18Th inst, o'clock, TIMOTHY
TRACEY, aged g years, OF RugTea County Tppery,
Society,
His friends and respectfully invited attend his
funeral hafpas o'clock THIS AFTERNOON. without further
The members Of the ST. Michues Benevolent Burial So
eiey hereby notified assemble their Hail. OF ST.
Joseph and Tchoupioula streets, o'clock attend tile funeral
Of their deceased Broher.. By order Of
dlI BERNARD GILooIY Secretary,
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B4TLlRD's HlIR DYE.
Thompson g. .S'jTOEI,
Clothing Establishment,

Removed from No a Canal to
No. 10 CAMP STREET.
TBE Subscribers per ships Hery Atlantis and
steamer New0deaus, large mud complete stock Ssg0na
Clohns, up in Je best and style expressly for e retail
Gentlemen ia ut Cloug respectfully invited 70 sail
aud examine the stock, which comprises
Dress Coats Of test black French cloth
FTgck Coats best French cl0u-tlnck, blue, olive brown
green,
Fancy Coats u colored cloths, mixed and dab rus.
Tweed, etc
Ps5Os and sacs, OF black cga mixed and drb cashmere
rweeis,
Pants black French d5eau cashmere single and i0g
Die milsd, with and without straps
Fancy Pants single and double miitd dnekin aud cashmere
patterns and stygs
Vests Of black s1u silk cashmere and Gfgiadina fancy cash.
mere, wooden velvet rich hgued silks dab, cashmere figured Fsn
Tia
Oysrcoats, of drab and colored cl0uis zyl-4
Cl1aks, Of black cloth, J. 4 and full circle.
Shirts, of liuEu, aud cnubriC muslin.
Hosiery, Meriuo, silk and drawers UnlerslE-z aud
Halfhose
SILK and cambria Handkerchief
Black aud rich figured silk CTnyas and Morning Gown1
Silk, cashmere heIiu0 and Jouvus KID Glove.
Silk, cotton aud ginghau Umbrellas, etc
GO 2pd THOMPSON NIXON 10 Camp X.
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THE MILEAGE QUESTION Attorney-G General
johnson has decided, and given written opinion,
in favor of Mr.. Dickens, Secretary of the U. S.
Senate, in the matter of the constructive mileage
paid to Senators at the extra session, and against
the position taken by Comptroller Whittlesey So
says the correspondence from Washington of the
New York Tribune-who also reports, as rumor,
the intention Of the Secretary of the Navy, Mr.
Preston, (of Va.,) and the Secretary of War, Mr.
Crawford, tof Ga } to resign their seats in the Cab
net, because the Wing Representatives from these
several States oppose the administration candidate
for Speaker. He thinks the reason given plausible
as to Mr.. Crawford, but not as to Mr.. Preston, yet
does not believe either viii resign.
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INDIAN CoNTRAoT AwARDED.-The supplies
OF Indian goods to the Department of the Interior
have been awarded to the following persons: Blan-
kets and dry goods-to Messrs. Grant & Barton,
Of New York; hardware and agricultural imple-
ments--to Messrs. Timberlake & Ricketts, of New
York and the northwest guns, to Mr.. E. K Try
on of PhilaJelnbis
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The DOUBLE EAGLEs.-Tbe Philadelphia Led
ger has been informed by the director of the mint
that the dies for the double eagle, or twenty dollar
gold piece, authorized by the last Congress, were
IN state of forwardness, and would probably be
ready for coming in all next week
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~ The Presidents Message was placed in
the hands of the editors Of the Republic on the
evening Of the 50, to be put in print. According
to the leter-writer for the New York Tribune, it i
short, and win not make more than four columns il
that paper. tits to be issued first from the Repu6
liz ofica
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"OMe Price StOre.''

wv N = w bCNVH -
Eztensivs assortment Of
FASHIO NABLE CLOTHIN
.... A d zee.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
LFRED HUNROE & Co. "a Magazine street. would most
cali aI examine for Sanyss eir very extensive d
Fashionable Clothing, Furnishing Goods, etc.
New York an now comprises choices, and beautiful styles
Of Ready Made Cothu 3 ever in New Orleans.
We invite particular attention the workmanship style and trim
Every Sf5s has he lowest price marked upon it in plain gea
Dress and FrOcI< Goats.
Black Cloh Dress and Froek CoatS .,,-
Black, blue, broEn and olive Polka and Lumurtne Coats
Sac Coats and PaletOts.
Rich golden brown, olive brown ovs royal blue and
saRe[aRs blue brown ely sye Gs1,Q5 Beaver safa
surerfne Sin & Woolsn Codrngt5n sacs & PaeOis;
Brown, blue, olive black gretn and silver Drab Tweed
Re9 g IB P Pss 9g Gys ETs a oyf pgs3 mulberry
Beek and fancy coad CTsmgna Doeen S9es and Paeoti
EEtla supsr6ns Blanket sacs and Pa el5tIi
Blue aHb d0Tscooed, and white Blanket saei and
CIOaks and BOuIevards.
sapssfnc blue Pho, Cloth Cloak, heavy
Black and fancy colorsd IT, ed Bouovarls
Heather plaid and fancy PLAID Cashmere BoaleVards
Black French and English Cashmere Pants;
Best quality black French Dgsskin Pants
The richest assomnt Of fancy Cashmere BucksEn and Doe
superlne Sanst, Tweed, Corduroy and Pilot Cloth PauI,
Vests
Black And cOoTed Cloth Embroidered Vests;
Coorcd Cashmere Vests Of n and styles,
pHrfiGulariZe n derCribe;
Black ClUt, Cashmere BumhH7inet and lerinO vests;
Best quality black SILK Velvet Vests;
Rich iaucy dgund Silk NulvFt Vests;
Black PLAIN SATIN Vests;
Rich fancy figured Silk and Satin Vests
White Marsstles, White Silk aud Tinsel Ball Netu.
A large OF
Boys and ChfIdren's Clothing.
Boys black, blue and brown Cloth Polka and saa Goats;
Z" Tweed Polka and Sac Goats;
" Black, fancy and cO0Fed Cashmere Pants;
Chidrens Suits, PohB JACKIE 4, etc.
Boys Black, Fancy Silk and Cashmere Vests.
Shirts, ScaTfs, Cravats, etc.
superlhe all Linen SbIts-sti,chGd boaYms
Do. English Muslin Shirts; do YORK hil do;
Medium quality TO-: french Bingham aud Calico Shirts;
Linen and Cotton Check DO;
MernO, hanne gauzg b0En, white and pink Uudershs aud
Very rch styles fancy Orayats and suaug LDrawerH
ltaian and French black Silk Crayats
Meuno, Cashmere, Buckskn black and white Kid Gloves;
CotiOu Msuno and Lambs Wool Half Hose;
Cotton and Gia CHAM Umbrclas;
Trunks Valisea Carpet Bags, etc.
India Rubber Goods,
Cloaks Paleiots Capes; Leggipgs Lite PrsSCrVeTs,
EN- One Price for G05ds and no deviation.
ALFRED MUNROE 81 co.
dt3 81 2dp 81 Magazine street
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NJ. BARNETT q co.
Fashionable Cloth nag.

Gentlemeus' Quitting Estab 5 hme mt.
No. IL Camp street and No. ~ -. Charles
UNDER THE VERANDA HOTEL.
VIE subscribers enter the field Of competition with large
and elegant assortment Of al. the styles OF Ldsht0a-
a0ie GdrWgfs for the Fall and Winter Trades winch they
an prepared 60 sell at. UHOLES4LE OR REI.itls.
* we guarantee Clothing to be made as well s to
order by the most fashionable taorss and our corps 81 CIT
EE8s are not 10 be eNcced in point OF taste and SKIN by any
~ the United States Our New York HOuse l. expressly
established for the purpose of manufacturing Clothing only
adapted to the New Orleans Trade We particularly invite
Hlefchans aud ClOtier examine STOCK, az No. 3
Sqwp street before Purchasing elsewhere. Al our -
: CHARLES street $ lore will be found very desirable
assortment Of HOSIERY such Silk, MeunO aud Got on
Under Garments Cuyats, Scars and Haudkercheis Cot
i9n Wool and Silk Halthose; Buckskn, Kid and SILK
SoNes; and IN fact every article appeuainng gentle
man wardrobe. NJ. BARNETT, & CO.,
alS I'm 10 Camp and y ST, Charies 81,
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For the HOEyCUNys.


THOS. L. WHITE,
No. 53 CanaI Street,
OFFERS for sale great variety Annua illustrated Works and
Fancy Articles, among which nre the f0l0wingi
Animals for 1850.
Leaflets O. Memory Odd Fellows Offering;
G eSlsa Besa Scenes S sH'Sa from ae Life Of Our
Drawing Room Scrip Book Saviour
Gem Of the Season The Women OF Scripture
Frieudship's Oherngj Offering Of Friendship.
Floral Works
Floral Dictionary, by MrsWut Ladys Book of Flowers;
Floral Year BY Mrs. Dinniea; Poetry o Flowers;
The Language Of Fowersi illustrated Botany,
Beautiful Illustrated POetical Works.
Poet, Offering, by Sarah Hale longeow Poetiea Works;
Git Leaves Poetry Braut's Poetcl Works.
Reads Female Poets America Wijs's Poetcl Works
Moocs Irish Melodies, folio edi Moore Shelley, Hewitt lie
Poets and Poetry America mans, Sigolrney, Cooke,
Illustrated Shakespeare yos sparSss life Washington 3v.
Pictorial Hist Of England "; Bures Life and Cores yOs
Prescous Works, vols; Lord Ba,ons Works. vols
Halam's Works, vols.i Encyclopedia Americana 10 y.
Bibles and Prayer Books.
HaEpers Illuminated Rible Wainwright 'd Prayer
Butc Humid Bible antique; Church and Family Bibles in vel
Bakers Comprchenye ommy vet and other superb bindings
Arabian Nights 600 fine enss P5eyi Juvenile Tales % vo
Robinson Crusoe Miss Edgeworh's Tales, 10 vols
Evenings a Home Hurpers Boys and Girls Library;
Robin hoodi Chlnberss Miscellany
Swiss Family Robinson; Flry Book;
Berguin's Chldrens Frieudi AbboU's Historiesi
Parents Assistant; Outlines O History, vols;
Tales o. tandatheri voSi Boys, GIRLS and Chids Own
Boys Treasury Of Sport Books;
Philosophy OF Sport Appleton's Series Of Juveniles
Readings from Scott Pictorial Lives Of Napoleon la
Hiefogyphie Bible iSye!e, Washington etc, etc.
Mother Gooses Melodies; Aunt Riy'. Stories;
I Nursery rhymes; Teler's Stories;
Barbauld's Early Lessons; Crsndaher's Stories
Fancy Articles.
Ladies' Paper Machc, Mahogany
Writing DeskB, Silver Ivory Shell Card Cases
Ivory Needle Boxes Papier Mache Albums Portfolios
Tablets, Porte Monnae Fancy IuEsands Gold and Silver
/ etc. etc. do p
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BEAUTIFUL Books Ar IA CANP srREEr.-J. b. steel,
nes ost received the English and American Annual or
1871 Presenting brilliant of beautiful book. for YOU
20 make choice from in selecting gifts Tor the New Year
Tue bfaVing room Scrap Book the Keepsake the Itasrv
IN gNe oil the first Water Leaflets Of Memory an IL
Illuminated annual, with ne illustrations; the sno, Flak
ciasie and hriianti the Sacred Annual aboundpg VIII,
pure sentiment and religious articles Of great n,t NJ
Amaanthi Rose Of sharon-a, in fact that can pleas I'M
eye fene The tae give true pleasure in the peruai Ar
Seniefed ~ No ~ awaiting their appropriate destination
Illustrated works Of standard literature wen suited for n,
presents from father son. also be found at steesar
as e books for the children he has host Of them 10 suit III
host Of customer
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Enron AND CoNeREssMAN.-Mr. Brooks, Of
then. y Express, has very properly written note
to the readers of that Journal saying that while at
Washington as Congressman, be does not wish TO
be responsible for the opinions advanced by the
Express.
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MLLE SCHoENBRUNNER.-1 will be remsm,
oeied that the concert Of this accomplished pianist
lases place On the 2lst inst A correspondent in.
forms as that the mistake was made the other dav
q atlrbuting 10 Mile Schoenbrunuer talents as a
singer. The lady does not lay any claim to ex.
eelenee il vocal music. She is a pianist, and not
vocalist