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laltAoEA4Al = ElAffaAH Oh SELF t0wefAA111o1 aNs
The vote in the California Convention for the
perpetual exclusion Of slavery IS received with warm
welcome in the North, as decision by ''the people
Some, who have opposed the restriction as an un-
constitutional exercise Of power by Congress- are
glad that il has been effected BY the parties inter
ested.n There appears to be general, but noivery
discreet eongEatuIaon that something has occurred
by which an unpleasant question can be avoided
and hence the extreme readiness with which the
acts Of the sef-consttuted Convention are well
coined as settlement Of the controversy by those
whom it affects. Even in some Southern quarters
we see suggestions that further opposition to the
Wilmot PrOviso in California is useless and hope
Hess, because the inhabitants have decided for
themselves and they the arbiters, in fact, who
must at last decide.
The answer to al this is, that eagerness to close
up distracting controversy ought not to let in
dangerous precedents and lead US to compromise
important public principles In fact however, the
controversy would not be settled by the admission Of
California unquestoned, while the professions set
up, and the principles involved, in the Convention
proceedings-not in reference to slavery alone, butfo
the whole Of the attempt to make State, ready to
oeme in as eoequal with the other States of the
Union-present very grave questions, which ought
not to be dismissed lightly from mere apprehension
Of the possible effects of discussion. Ii is not credit
able and hardly decent, to hurry State into the
oion' i''aOs IN sucn ha4te' ana ou' o. sucn ma
.s'ais rom no De''er io'i'e than because Il may
have temporary, and doubtful effect upon a do
iig M ounlioseisy
Ypp' ''ia' ti's Gsiiioiha proceed
ing ",n DC caieiuLy examiner win view TO
ss''sl1 q ign' ana AeuIehcy' ana not
a. - POii'.''i CRISIS OF Nasty con
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CoRRECuoS.-Our correspondent Spear-ee" desires MS
to add the following his communication on the subject of
NOtares Public and the New Constitution" 1t should
have been inserted after the words in itac until the
zatOR Of the government and would then have made the
article what the writer intended it should be. The omission
was not fault Of cur
Under this constitution and the entering into office Of the
new Officers to be appointed under said government and no
| longer
Well said his ESeelency do you perceive by the
power to rdpponi NOtae Public consequence Of the
government not being yet organized regards Notae and
also account OF the iegatuenO having made any enact
meus for the purpose Of pointing the manner OF appoint
ing M0Iares did I'M raEnrl m InsIna. pnnrll
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FOShiOMG6Tc Goods
FOR GENTLEMEN.

WE friends and the public generally to
W new and extensive assortment Of choice
Clothing and Furnishing Goods
Gentleman received ger steamhp Ohio and other late
vs made Aer the last French patterns Of the best materials and
superior workmanship
FRoCK COATS Of black blue olive, cirsn London Smoke and
brown French Cloth
DRESS COATS Of black French Cloth, extra aus.
BUSINESS COATS Of brown and olive Cloth, gray plaid and
nneym THtela
PALETOTS Of black and fancy cuarcd Cloth.
PARIS PALETOTS Of fancy cololed Cohs, extra fine.
SAC PALEToTS and OYERCOATs, f Beaver and sable Cs,
pilot cloih blue Blankets.
FULL CIRCLE CbOAKs ard OPERA BACS.
WHOLE SUITS (Coa, Vest AMI Panu) Of gray mixed "Norh
Country rweedt."
PANTS Of fine French doeskn md CRIME Cashmere
VESTS Of plain figured black Sk and Satin Grenndh,e,
sRtiua SE aud san black anil fancy Cashmere fancy
Cashmere Bnd extra rich Ball and Party Vests
SHIRTS Of superior quality Linen, Cotton with Linen HOoa
also, Embroidered and Cambria Bos0ms.
CRAVATS aud SCARFS Of black and fancy Blk and sans
large and choice
UNDERSHlRTS and DRAWERS Of Silk, MeTno, Lnmbs' Wool
Flannel, Cotton,
HOSIERY Of Silk Cn,ton-rperor English Half
POCKET HANDkERCHEkS oil white and cOOed Cambria
Six, large and beauuhu
GLOVES Jouyina XIII Silk, Cashmere, Msrno and Buck
sn also, Driving Gloves Of Dgkn and lined Cashmere and
| Thread.
! RO1Es OE OHAMBRE Of new STYLES, very rich.
| UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS ard Garrett BAGS.
Together with all articles belonging Gentiemaus Wardrobe
! which will be sold at fair prices for cash.
| NORRIS g. WAY,
| Corner of CAMP and COMMON STREETS,
! IA lW2p Under HeWets Exchange.
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Direct IMPORTATION.

10 Just received at the
NEW STORE ON CANAL STREET,
BetUcca Bourbon and DapphiRe Streets,
The following desirable Goods
e. French CAsIlMEREs. Of all coorsi
81 DO. MERINOS, dO
"a do. BAsPoURs do
81 Faacy eolored 30 AiBAzINEsi
Plain cooTud CASiiMEREs D'ECOsSEi
Solid c0ored MOUSSELtNE DE LANES,
at greatly reduced pncesi
Fancy and small pattern MOusssline de Lpuosi
Super English De LANES and Casimeres DEcosae, at very
Super new stye BAREGE ROBES desirable for soiress
Embroidered swiss Muslin Robes, latest iashpni
Gaes SILKS Of every color and wiithi
Black MORE very Superior;
CuorHi do, very desirabei
MAHCELiNES dol
Ladies' super Linen Cambria HANDKERCnlEFsi
Do. Embroidered Linen do. new style;
Mems lsrge size do. extra T1nliyi
Do. super silk do very hnei
suPgr embroidered Crimson and Scarlet Grape sHAwLsi
srper Plain ~ do. dol
very fne selected assortment Of
Yulsnciennc LACES and EDGiNGS
Do. INsERTfNGS$
Malnes LACEs, very superior;
Euglsh Thread Laces and Edgings;
Inserugs;
Scotch EAiBROIDERlES Of all styles
Together with a cumplste assortment Of
House Furnishing Goods,
consisting in part Linen shegtngsSc0ch, Irish and French
Damass Damask Cloths Nspkins Diapers Couucrpanes
Blankets Duperies and French Linens etc., ts which hi
ds 9wsp D. II. HOLMES.
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FALL AND WINTER FAsHION


@TaMRs. A G, PARKER, 93BSg.-,
~ Camp, 5etog Povdras street, has Just
n.y. received, and will connue to open during ~
49, the season, handsome ASSORTMENT Of MIL va
LINERY consisting OF Fancy and Straw Bonnets. Dress
Capes, Ve Collars CUTS etc. ali OF which will be sold At
low price. and purchaser will li4d i much to IeT 9dyan
Merchants and Dealers from the Country will be promptly
attended to- d5 I'm
~ Night by Glover ''The Farewell wish, 80.
asyelish National Melody & Yes, IIIaye Dared Ell asy
N So Then en-, as N9T gGd De g Then ~ Loye yqo
Shade The Flowers were Sleeping from Msyereers Opera
" sie hof ne1qt tie Down Below, az Ethiopian
Wsltzs'' "Slockman's Waltz y Crown Prince March
by Walepterwh many New Pieces in press for sale at
as 81 -, ll'lD '''s''' WIN T. MAYO.
! TT'O RIsNT-The Fargo and Co,aH1odo1ts DWELLING
the Garner 9f Seeqad and HashiHgton Streets lately !i
occupied by hlrs. WARREg. Being located one square
secures retirement, while sufficiently near to be rendered
Ted with Cern Ia. stabe and an ', oe R SeSasTS
Clubhouse attached, and forms altogether one Of the most
Terms, Which viii he faTSoe sSe on ie9 9 6or
at the Bible DEPOSITORY, Camp street. do 1m
thRUtis, MEDICINES, etC.-The subscriber is now
eceiylng fresh supply Of articles in his line and Offers
DO d&Wu Druggist, Yeranda Corner
CHlA sI1ED-Thi' Invaluable Remedy for Diarrhaa aud
for ale d s 'oy JAS s. SHAW Sis i BygrS Mshi'O
d5 dSWd VeraHda Corner.
| GtUANti ALIEN casks Doves Glasgow ALE fo7 ale
- by Idol 5. WOLFF, % GRAVES st.
IRISH AND SCOTCH WIISRRY-in LLJs o,j
deinioIs, Of the very choicest qualities for sale by
| -uy >. WOLFE, . Gravisr st.
II OPiI MILO ca,s in store, for sale by
- ,.,., JAS S. SHAW, Druggist
% oAA VI Neranda Corner.
EJM ARABIC-lOOO lbs. choice GUM ARABIC j1
~ sa9fe3 lgr sale b. JAS, s. SHAW, Druggist
l - 20 ~ ~ Veranda Conner.
4 T3HEsEfiN Iss-g5 cases Fresh Western RESERVES
Z ~ ~ ~ IDOL 5. WOLFF, g Grayief ST.
4 gNDOY PuHTEIl-20 casks Baass' PORTER and
- BhDHh STOUT, for sale BIZ
g $, WOLFF, o Gravier St
4 iMEt Li4E-9OOO barrels, eareoes of bark A n
- AiH9sal and bng ZenObl, landing and for sale by
. No. = Magazine street, aud ii Rcd stores.
/ GtGAh LtAlF5QQ barrsh So Cieneyieve and Gienis
- Falls SUGAR LIME, tof sale BY
HAYMAN & HOLDEN
ID No % Magazine stFeet and II Red Stares
AID tons per bng Julia For, landing and for sale By
do No e Magazine itfeel and il Red storss
aNE4tENI-aoO bbls. Newark and Rosendalo; 1000 bbls
SHet son q Browne dol go bbs Louisville; 200 bbls
do No. 50 Magazine street and Il Red stoBs
PLASTER hbs. Newark and Rosendale Weather.
/ spoon AMI King brands, for sale by
as No. g Magazine .s e and Il iR Red siSr;es
EIRE BRlCKs-l5OO O0 Epgi sh and Pensacola loT sale
as No. g AIagalha iTse and il RED siofes
II0O0 BBI.s. Newark and Rosendae CEMENT. land
AOOO ing from ships Avalanche and Albania for sale BY
ID HAfAAN HOLDEN, No, g Magazine
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rsIsararI.sa D d .IDaiIy oresoent.''


BALrImoRE, Dec. 4.-TheTe was, on Monday,
Sd inst, in the House Of Representatives, four bal
lettings 10 elect Speaker. Howell Cobb is six
votes ahead Of r. 9. Winthrop, but has not at
tanned sufficient number Of votes to be elected ;
he wants eight votes more. The free-soilers hold
the balance Of power in their hands.
The Postmaster-General has recommended in
his report that postage be reduced to five cents
throughout the United States
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~. XEeASEPAl.J f2nRRolt9 8 IL Church Roach NO
Pe 9ss ~ M 82rA9 Hi A9dr9% y Pea52n
NJ Conrad, j. AknheS, s. K Johnson La: Geo. Gam
Coast; David Martin, Red River
HEy+gTT's. -A; Boileau Ark; S. Duugherty !. Beal
PLlYrERs.-J. $. Skies, N.Y. James A. IIanie Texas:
II. W. Norman and lady, A. Mellow, Ala; G. Austin,
Aln Dobbn and family Nliss,i Forsn Boercs md lady j.
mqenie Mis- Schmidt Germany MIS- Haynes and family,
Jesse Meek.
CoMMERcIAL.--Jom Huntington, Ia; Rev. R. II. Chin.
ley lady and daughter Va: Edward HamnI Phiadeiphis;
s. y Alter $, Jepqh Pa; p Ezekiel, NY; A, Cohen,
ST CHkRLEs-il Myers, A. Galloway, Mobile; w, R.
Harris, Al9; Mrs A, w Burns, J, W; Alien, N j.; Jas.
family, Va; l. D. Hes, L. w, Peck j. Brown Jr., J.W.
Hoffman, La; J. H. Hazard Ak w. Z, Wilson.
oan flSS2 9~ d R s kEoq M y J9Te
Noema9; Cant; Young, steamer Ira Bliss Capt. English,
TUE Z0DIA frst number Of his paper viii suo
S6scr5rs are requested 10 baud them n to A. b. BACoS
le Puhiisher, at his Office, o. GrRvieT street. imme
I AB0RDE a. NIQUEs, Commission Merchants,
- 9nd importers u Hgrana GigdrS, Lent Tobacco, CQ
and lrosman siIe opposite the Steamboat Landing, First
Municipality. au2i ly
'HE CoparueThip hitherto existing between The under.
signsd, under The nameof kULTON y Wall, Is dts day
dissolved by mutual consent 3, a. FULTON,
The undersigned win continue the busies under The name
OF sAML Il. FULTON, Nos4 New Ieyee,
AitA ANAipHiiioutis 81
COFFEE HOUSE FOR SALE
A COFFEE HOUSE, fnag situated and doing a Good
n Business, Tor sale on raspuahe terms, OF
Corner of GlRoD and CoMMERCE Is e
STRAY ikORSI2-A DARK BOHHEI. HDREE usfh
- Saaaie and BRIDE On, eaale 10 usF pfealiss o. n
the 81 insi, about ~ o'clock. The saFe ~
The same BY applying At 2ia CaFgndeisf sfrar q 10
d5 If BENZ. HOWARD, BaEasr
FIVE DOLLARS REV ARD
GTkAIED from the Stable OF the suiscgiisr a. NaHs6y
- night last, SORREL PONY, with Eunt -
low Tail and piece 6f Rome around M f--sE q ~
the above reward Will be paid on delivering bin 81
the Tennessee GNd kfnfHekH LsuerB Stable. csnre 4
UNION and CARONDELEr Sheets,
as ~ ROGERS, Propueior,
VINEGAR VINEGAR-The undersigned contiucs
and will guaranty 70 fWPrgre bB 4gei delivered IN any
part Of the City Or Lafayette The extremely low price Of
krench Packages from . TO % ~ 90
a. A bedsefion Of 10 per cent on bbis 70 Wholesale
Customer Line though The PosiOfhce will meet with
prompt attention. T, II. WEBB, Vinegar Establshment
IS Common street. cor. Marias opposite Charity Hospial
~ ~ HOLBHOOK a
MN - OBstsr Salooas and RestaHnaHL y
Bill OF Fare. Disc g. tElk
N OyssS, 5roi9t, sewed, roasted, fried and raw;
yss siaSse'i ss sHgRs sise,.,t..
To az Daohs ChiekeIs Muttoq Chops; Pork Chops;
il Hnss 9nd Bnnde Of all knds-al Of which viii be served
~ FAMILIES and parties Supplied. as
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EXPLOSION OF A PowDER-MILL.-The extern
sive powder-mill near Xenia, Ohio, exploded with
terrific noise on the 26th ult. Two men employed
in the establishment were killed. Their bodies
we're blown to atoms. This is the fourth time this
mill has exploded within the past two years.
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RI. WALKER--IBe Iron I1,terest.--The Dan
vile Pa) Democrat says that the late Secretary
Of the Treasury, on his recent visit to the iron
regions Of that State, is reported to have modified
his opinions, and to be now in favor Of specific
duties on iron. On the other side, the correspond
ent from Pottsville, Of the Pennsylvania however,
leads us to an inference contrary, by saying that
when the prostrafon Of the coal trade was preached
to Mr., W., and ascribed to the tariff Of as, he
"heaped few facts from his mental stOre-house
which eiTectually silenced the whole party"
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THANEs.-We are indebted to Capt Carceleon,
of the brig Selma, for papers from Havana up to
Che 18th ut to the steamer Alton, for 81. Louis
papera and to the Winfield Scott, for Cincinnati
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~ Public BleetlnE ii behalf Of the Sabbath
Meeting will held THIS EVENING al O'Clock, in The Pres
byerun Church Lafayette Square, for he purpose obaus
subject Of he better oervapcu Of tho Sabbath In Ibis city
Judge hcuALEn he's kindly consented prcde The public
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ThOmlps0ls 8 .1'lnOl.,

EAAAA0AAADte Nt0lAAAAAB A4AAANAAHAAAAASAAt9
Removed from No. Al Canal -
NO. 10 CAMP STREET.
FTE Subscribers receipt Of, ships Hero, Atlantic and
large uud complete stock Of sea-orns
Clothing up the sud style, expressly for the retail
trade Gentlemen tn Of Clothing respectfully invited 20 eau
and examine the stock, which comprises
Dress Coats, Of hest black French cloth;
Frogk Coats, test French eoback, llue olive broNu
green,
Fancy Coats, Of eo0red clothes mixed and dab imers
TWeeds,
Peistots saes Of black CLOTH mixed and dsb cashmere
Twgcls,
Pants Of black French dOkin cashmere single and dou
bic millt with and without srups.
Fancy Pants single and double IHled doe Kin aud cunte
patterns aud styles.
Vests, black sltn silk and GJenunc; fancy cash
mere, wooden velvet, rich figured silks db cashmere figured VHlen
ts
OyereOats OF drab and courad cohs, styles.
Clqaks, Of black cloth, I, :, aud lun circle.
Shirts, OF linen cotton aud canhHe muslin
H5ey, Meriu0 silk and cotton drawers Uuderslirts and
Hallhosc.
Silk and cambria handkerchief
Black aud rich figured Silk CTSvats aud Morning Gowns
Silk, cashmere, Mcrin0 and Jouyin's Kid Gloves
Silk, cotton and giugham Umbrellas, etc, etc,
90 2pG THOMPSON a NIXON, ~ Camp ST.
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The TREASURY DRFIcIT-Ths RevsnHe-
Tie Eleetfon-The annunciation Of adefoit in the
means of the treasury for the next two fiscal years,
Says correspondent Of the Baltimore Sum-
is made thetheme of much remark and alteration.
The deficit it is said, will be fifteen twenty mil
lions We have no details in regard to it, and that
it is founded on rough guess is shown by the fact
that there is adherence Of twenty-five per cent.
between the minimum and maximum sum. Again,
how can prediction be made tina tibet revenue will
fall off so greatly in the next two years Why
should a deficit that may occur two years hence
be announced now, in panic-like manner and
in advance OF the annual report of the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury It is not point that would
be likely to be overlooked in the regular documents
| remark that some journals connect this notice
with declaration that it will be necessary to raise
another loan, or augment the revenue from imports
by increasing the rates Of duty. Neither of these
alternatives need be resorted to- because the def
cheney can be met by imposing duties on articles
which now duty free. Neither is it believed
that increase of the rates Of duty articles
which come in competition with dOmestlcs, will
augment the revenue. 1t appears, however, that
from some reason, not stated, diminution Of reve-
nue. from customs is expected.
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iOUIsIANA HTsTRTONIC MAUI.

On Thursday Evening, December 9Th, 1919,
~ Mr.. H. G PEARSON will have The homer to z We a Read
ing Of 5halspsareH most Rdmrstl Play, entitled the
MERCHANT OF VENICE
Amer which a RecitRtion Of
ODE TO WASHINGTON AND LIBERTY.
tB The Lousana HstroHc Musical Society," having most
kindly rendered their valuable aid viii perform 81 their
admired pieces in the Orchestra on the occasion.
EB Tickets One Dollar, to be had secreRry Ofce
as L. A.. TYLERts, 30 Camp e..
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hooks for Children.

BOOKS Tor CEBtGGG1'e1e,
Published by GEO S. APPLETON, Phila and for sale AT the
New Orleans stationers' WSo Ne rs GsG,s ST.
GRANDMANnIA EAsY's NEW Toy BOOKS
Y kinds
VERY LITTLE TALES FOR VERY LITTLE chill
LITTLE Lessons FOR LITTLE LEARNERS; 40
cuts;
THE CHH4Ds OWN STORY BOOK; splates
JANE TAYLOR's RHYMES FOR THE NURsERYi
THINK BEFORE YOU ACT; by Mrs. Sherwood.
JACK, THE SAILOR BOY do. do.
DUTY Is SAFETY, do. do.
CLEVER STORIES FOR CLEVER BOYS & GIRLS.
THE CHILD's DELIGHT q cOlored steel plates.
THE LIFE AND WANDERINGs OF A MOUSE;
10 plates.
HOLIDAY TALES; or, Pleasing Stories for the Young
CLARA's ADJUSTMENTS; by Mr. Bache.
THE PRIZE STORY BOOK OF NEW FAIRY
TALES
MISS EDGEWoRTH's MORAL TALES, Bplates.
THE LIFE AND RAMBLEs OF A SQUIRREL; 10
THE CmLD's CHEERFUL COMPANION, vol.
1sfno q plates.
UNCLE JOHNS FANCY PICTURE BOOKS, kinds
POPULAR TALEsi by Maria EdgewOrth, beautifully
THE BOOK OF ANIMALS; with 1a designs.
THE BOOK OF BIRDS with Is enEFavines
THE HAPPY CHILDREN Tale Of Home for Young
YATES DIVINE AND MORAL SONGS, with sio-
CANT illustrations
Mammals BIBLE STORIES FOR HER LITTLE
BOYS AND GIRLS.
HOLIDAY HOUSE; series Of Talss by Miss Sinclair.
HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS; "a Remembrance of
Early Days.
LITTLE ANNIE's FIRST BOOK, in Words of Three
Letters.
LITTLE ANNIE's SECOND BOOK, in Words Of One
Syllable.
| FANNY AND HER MAMMA; BY the author Of EIam.
mas Bible Stories. ttzsl
MOTHER GOOSE IN HIER0GLF lfiiltss alssns lto.
! dec3 atdltW J, B. stEEas eeRpsreel.
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Guinness s. 90.
IL CAMP STREET,
DEALERS IN
Fine Fancy Articles, Gold Pens, &c.,
.BOSelDh Etter,

~ N7NTTT- . 7 ENElTsEF
Casthe Of The public to fpenor and beautiful lot OF
Piper Hangings ADD Borders,
Ju received from ltsecei ot him Bye gentleman Of this
eity whose ns In such Al cB unsurpassed oonsstng u Gold
Velvet Fresco Vanished and Fancy Papes and Bvres
A. usual hand 0args and well seeed stock o. CAk-
PETS MATING, ofL-CLOTn, CURTAIN sTUtFs ard oil
the ct eeeas Of an Upholstery Establishment.
d33 JOSEPH EFTEh' ~ Camp ST.
81 have now sons Of che best Pa per hangers New Osau
and can execute york with nentness mud dispatch
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.VO9.9llya1,s COTEectiOll

or Annuals Illustrated Prose and POetical, Floral
and Juvenile Works,
NOR c approaching season OF Ioyday ready for the
L examination Of the public. ., -. A.
The Catalogue this beautiful and extensive collection is now IN
publication and will be presented to e puo
anticipation subscriber warranted in saying that this col nee
surpassed that the prices as low "a any o
B. NJ NORMAN, Bookseller,
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q Lewis TrOOst Esq, Of Mobile, The able
Assistant Engineer Of the Mobile and Ohio Rail.
road was rendered the appointment Of Chief Enpi.
neer Of the Alabama and Tennessee Railroad. al q
meeting Of the Directors Of that Company held a
Selma few days since.
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~ The Committees appointed BY the Lodges under
~ NJ the Jurisdiction Of the Louisiana Grand Lodge u ~
M Of A. Y. Masons, for the purpose Of making M
sane arrangements for the Celebration Of the coming Anniversary
John Evangelical requested meet on THURSDAY
EVENING tire 9Th inst al halfpaEt o'clock in he Masonic Hail.
Of Baonne and Penldo Puneiuu and l attend
anoe is requested. ds q
~ James Gulick Fire Company No, IL
Oesrn Members hereby
ing o the Election Of oeer isT the snung year 1850 viii
held the Engine House on SUNDAY AFTERNOON, December
z. NJ Of
requested. by order. dS JOHN R. PEGG, secIe,aiy
e75~ Protection Hose Fire Go. AT Regular
Msnhy Meeting Protection Hose fire Company, on he 81
inst following Gentlemen
10 tho Fuemen's Charitable Association yesr 1850
LEWIS &. BILLIARD,
JOB y. RuSHA
JOHN ?. HIGGINS.
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cROCKERY. CHLNA AND GLAssWARE

TTIIE subscribers invite the attention of CITY and Country
!. |. !. & ]. |.
il Dealers, Families, Hotels, Steam sJu
boats and B0iS 10 theiC ETigRsiDe rs I'm
s0rfmeRt Of Common and Fine CROCK ZEN
cry, CHINA, DINING AND TEA J$6SN
SETS, Cut and Pressed GLASSWARE, /&At6
which they offering at WHOLESALE 1888
and RETAIL at VERY Low PRICES, so & (ufsNYS N W
low, That pcTyons wanting such Goods ES3etfei4tA9 va
will find il their interest 10 examine the NMlk5S
Stock ond Prices beloFs making their pur-
PRTENT SOLAR L,AMPS-Table and flaming;
TABLE CJJTLERY-BY the dozen Sets Of 81 pieces;
CASTORS-Plated and Britannia Metals;
TABLE FORKS AND SPOONS-Geman Silver, and
Plated OF German Silver, equal in appearance Silver
CANDLES TICKS-Plated and Britannia Metal;
JAPANED TEA TRAYS-An sizes
E9 When for the Country, such particular attention will
be paid TO ppcking insure saetyno matter what the
distance of TRANSPORTATION. p. r. FELL & Co..
dc Inns q Common street, near Nerandah Hotel.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-05

BEAUTIFUI. HOLIDAY Presents FOR CmI-
pRRR.-Our friend, J. B. Steel, Of IA Camp street,
has placed upon our table several pictorial works
for the Juveniles just the books for the holydays
g The Countries Of Europe Described" is very
pretty work, filed with ine Illustrations and useful
reading; The Book Of Animals " is perfect lit
dc gem, equalling ia appearance the regular ahnu-
ais Of the season Little Annie's First Book 81
- Little Frank and Other Tales !" City Cries,
and that standard work, Mother Goose" are all
Of them handsomely bound, and filed with every
thing to delight ahe-young folks.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-05

II HAMBURGER, 6i Camp rVet has received " recent s
H splendid lot Of ha above 0Ooda o. entirely new p
selected in Paris By experienced haud and warranted s3us
any other assortment IN The city. nN 1m