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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-11
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ANNOUNCEMENT

nuRISG TEE MONTH OF DECEMBER { shah
~ p.ce s0 5oes Or syrup dsposal Of nose 40
every Gag ny oe~, - ssosd rsy between NJ bonn.
~ ofrigrE Ia Ihe hflsrno0n LEI ocr- -
deter - from APPLYING - feeling q lse pr-s. Every
o1e Eno~G .l2l .J1g s;cz-ass 0fHn he d Dsry
=ctSbe AT Industrious 0sri J. Al VINO mar nave
az cor1t resp>cnr- - vrils y ny disc1vsry mas
-si a. r1y 0f-cs s-Trn A % 81 sn1 cors1ll ia
wrish Kept here srlch falhf1 y recorded
lie nsn-s, Tescelcs zn1 disssse Qlshsed ~ he psys
u every patent Tho1gh ne.rly az $50 have con-
suited have been declared iEeursbe yet great nam
q hen present 10 good health shs 0thsr. %
way u recovery TIE aides gpo1 vnicl my dscJ7ey
oPrrs--t % vel are lsProsy, eousgmpuon eryEpsiss
TIE 0ran. general debility b-51ceias zfscfcu
u ths urgs p pitkr0n u ne heart Rheumatism ne an
choiy gsstriss dyseuteyy worms lnc4mn sriOu
q ne ung' stset0n o. shs heart spiag blood, sore
Tess, neFsOQs1-ss chTOuic rhs9masrn. inh.unaiory
raeumsrisn, ne1elEs scrO1ls ireAMmslOry fever car
bUrces, hsgas. Egmbne. q re ibs hole psirs IN
eslty 4 Dreaming hesvy cold, erOpsJ, Inflammation Of
the lnrosf. comp l.inG q the lungs.
a In : DEscHAAPs, 80 Broadway
TAKE CAkE OF YOUR COKN. .-Tsose vso
are u he sssi Ahctet viii Ihoss y-xsuSns Gprenda-
gss Lheir feet and buuiOns will Sud rssy sut a.
tFsF esf BY the q Dr. j LfTTLEYELD's useh.ries
s1iecs and piAEiors These s1ie.ds Dr. l. hss usad xh
a. 4ai success for TIE y-ars IA hs exfe-Eg
prR-ce e7efgoT he feet IN lis snd other ees
and aose WHO Fave TAD hen applied Will readily leEi ~
% nef ustJ ARD u % manly .arO1yh thsF Hoc!tsr ons
Aas ne Row eonserH 20 on-E hen 70 The pubic ladies'
Ihel feet vii Ind bese shields sad pas.ers psYcg.ry
useful While tkeg protect tie corn from lhe pressure
and hcuou which prot1ee them and has cause hem
soon 70 dsaPoear ney can Be 1ssd without e.st 10
Dr. La otee, 81 Exchange, Williams; Rushtoo 4 Co 4,
As.os House and llo snd - Brosdway; Alhau's I'D
sro.4vsyi kHxs IA srssswsyi hssitn's ST. broad.
IL lsr
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nkUG STORE FOX sALE-Elsssoty h.isd up.
~ i2 siOck OF Drugs ard Cnemcas, doing hus bust.
ness estAbhshed ak years. Rent low. WIN b sold for
essh- Inquire Of r A GAINES, 50 NAsssG-st dc iws
Y'HE SUPERIOR WHEAT AND GRAHAM
L BREAD made BY The Hsv.York Protsetivs unioa 10
how served daily customers "a any par Of the city All
persons DESTROYS Of Joining his uniouo Of paouifng il
may address GEORGE ADAM, Superintendent OF he
sasins pepsnnss', q bic oses, corner " Hins,ssnlhs
nd 3sysaiAsy als lns
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aEl ssf ..f NHiSia.fISst tSat M n

~. y. Val sleamiihp FHILADFLFHA O.
HAVANA ia CHARLESTON aud ANANNAN n
ne.. AID splendid steamship PHILADELPHIA . IA
iseh.r Gomnsnder, will positively ssl f~rT ,tNgl
els ~ ChaIieslC9 savannah ard Ia .sBl 90 On "a
cl Lomuart-si
are Phiiadelphis has scconmOdsNnu. c0-ii p "a.
~ any steamer set buiig, and having double ..Ae,ss
marine engines, 81 CREST slrsr FAh snd power nils
us1c0 nsY 10 pseed gpon her ~ sso,s specs So a.
f0ft
PRssengers i1r New Orleans eau late sIcsn,si a. n
vsna or take the land route ~ ChsTe,tJn sayNtt
ana proceed directly IN.
Ralss Of Fare 10 Have
Lsdles saloon and stste-rOom bsflh. A.
0antlomen's saloon and siste-room berih y
s1esrago berth and bO.Id found ..................
RsisI Of Fare 10 CHARLESTON aud Savannah
Cshin passage, room. To Savannah ...... a
slearEge 5evspcsh aud found. ID
& lti1 passage to Charleston
Siaerage TO Charleston ard found ............
AL nckels must BE- procured al th8 Compguy's o.
y SoEih Nhsrvss, tool Of Lomlart-st
. W THOMPSON Prs,itsa
l.. ia.
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nAYos's OTFicE,
CITY % HEv-HavEs Nov Z, 1919
NEW.BAtEH CITY BDsDss-seaed pfOpO-
Sssis will be received uIu he l5th Day of O-cs1her
rszt ~ O'Clock, 20 ths D5rchass a ths bonds u
the City Of eSHaveo, 20 10 amo1nt u One Hundred
Thousand Dollars, psysbls 10 twenty years from January
100 win interest a. The rass % az per Ger
rum, psysDe semi-annually Al The Bank q Commerce 10
E- City Of Ne~Y1rE. The bo1ds 70 be Issued IN such
sgms fno iess hsl I've hundred doGrs soslI Dc
c1red ~ The purchaser, with eoupons slscnsd ard
- delivered Al sDy ums from he ls ne l5th Of Febn
y a. TIE opuou N IRE purchaser the 2tsres from teir
date 70 ne s of delivery % deducted hOn the FRA.
coupon fn7se bords 10 DO ssne1 In pursuance Of
Act q Ne OeoerA Assembly Of ths STATE u CoLnsceut
e1thorZcg NE ss11e pssssd May session, 1879 ard Of
vote Of the Teemen Of The City Of hev.Hayen a inset
ng eee5 for hss purpose and held The l7Ih day OF
Oetooer s =. directed ~ the Aei Of the General A.
sernby Aforesaid.
certified copJ OF the Act OF The 0srsy,l Asssubly
snd OF ne y0s o. he City Of New Hsven referred 10
above, can % Obtained Al The Office of Messn WARD
co IN the City Of YofG. and Of the Comma Co1n.
ell Chamber 10 the City OF Nsw-Hsysn.
Proposals may b addressed 10 the Mayor Of the City
Of and eadofsed Proposals for City Loan
nj uuDib HENRY PECK. Mayor
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Tho RsaOns 70 oe 81 good and whole,ons qs,kEs
DC approved 81 The Collscior snd ths cissreE, SO
eptn onsng tbe fsiOD ~ he delivered bosrd ne -
n good snd sufficient cssks and vessels 20 10 pro1
~ me CoonacIof, ard The eontsDls thereof sisass
msraet "a each II 10 70 be understOcd IA! re an
1of sil 10 bound y f1rnsh, upOn reasonable nouess
ott1n a. may 20 reS1ired by No Cspisio Ofhs IaSL
10 sp7rODsIioo Of rs Collector laos sIeseiirg ~
average One dsyiu eseh wses such fresh neal ace -
Vegetables a. may BE- equivalent 70 ths eorrespon<%
parts Of The rshOn allow eli IN me ssysl sefyce
nz2 ida H. MAXWELL. C0lleese.
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i, AIaAS.
ANTED-iuo sz-lls o. seil great ssuety OF Fsft
w popular worts iast Published ore scent 70 mstiuy
frcn 8 20 3 s-tay Fair vss-s PAD - a'-h -"
- n. = DOW co ISs Nasss1ss
ANTEp-sys rsspsc-soi- soulg Nounsn ,laA-
~ In % ~ ~ srs houses oTE - s-lsll lf1'ly .
a. exce-nl washer snd iToner iac1re - ~ anea''
ior NO days, o. :.
YSTkNFkU-Au4 rpeuenced ~r.sr ans acc1lnisnf
~ .-sret psf1ialt 10 srai11 20 commence Do Nrrn
tus snc JAn Good reference, -. can ne qiodi cei
kddre-s God Pen. Ttbunc O1cc. dlv =.
O-T.-Cu ssm-i.- NJ sih - ats
l % --cser md ea s...tst = Dian 1o1 Brrc3"r 1,
star g1i.-ru. 4 Nh~-s reward uu 20 gwen ne i--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-11

AL article. nog ear sraad 10 be furnished At ths NV.
e.. market pncs tn2znl4, IL MAJ WELL, Collector
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II, ROh CALiFOHNIA-Di5PA LIMA
3I&The splendid new ship MONTEREY, go -
will have quict dispaD'h f"r ne GJid asfoa-
Can handsomely accommodate a limited rlabsg a "
aud second cabin passengers. lmmediate sppheiAN
ssold be made fof balance OF cargo and for Dssss1
EA2s' h * SUTTON a Hsfa
In FOR CALIFORNIA -Di@PATC.. L.H
SS{S The frstelass Ship ADIRONDACK, 10 lo.oi,s
Pier 3 North liver Can tske limited numor
pasgengefs snd freight al ne lowest rates lpnesH
AZ plcsgOn should be made.
DO So EB SUTTON, a W.ss
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n FOX San YHANGiSCU.-E0s sgeal
49, HAVE pecss' ship FRANCIS DEPAU. 40 nY
burden, WIN CoLLiGs, msster, having mOtt dth
cargo on OOafc, 10 usafly rSsdy i0r see
Ils h1s ship superior sccOm odauOls Tor pass
gers. Having commOdious and elegantly Ettsd w ga
roonA sod cabins, shs 10 PARTICULAR c.nVsea lJr -
seagerE hsyiry families
FOR rsssage apply % board 81 Pier n, noria River
ID }. bELkNAP SMITH, 1912 srOadNay, Up stAIrs cgH
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--fps.t ONLY TuRgIGn Tickbs LlsI

s.ss,ls,.nEOR SAN FRANC SEQ. va GJAGRESa
rect, ard by he = Mail steamer. -
Pacific on Thufsjsy. 18th day u Dereri farsL
dnc-f.-fhs new and splendid L. @sil sissnfsf
ChERQkEE 1870 tons burihsn. 81 l-ave ~ chsrs
tlrecs. from her dock A. psr q n = CO.. 4hufsiay, ~
D.c a. O'Clock The Cherokee 10 he Oily si-sEa
rlLIing direct TO Chsgres IN oonneedou " ~ me "a
P8rlhr Neil Steamers from Panama - sal frsncscn
Passengers by Tho Cherokee vii hni comforts ant.
c1mmodsaons Unsurpassed b snY other steamer 81
Nd be sufo TO connect with lhs u. y NAL stssMa q
Panama and have a preference over 81 Others
Reduced Rates ~ fare "a Chsgros
Amer Bsloou-only 2bsr.hs IN stgts 70 oln.......Ip
FORWARD Saloon state rooms d
Lower
All he shove dine Al the ssIae liable ana tsya 10
privilege Of the saloon.
kgsersge-found with mattresses Ant board ........
From Panama 10 San Frauclsep
Cabin ..................f3O $50 seersge...........5
Early application 10 necessary 20 secure Through raa
and choice ofberths For frsisht ~ passage spplyp
ROWLAND 4 AsPInWALL, - SJuhE
N. B-PsssengsTs holding liekss iof The January ~
from Psnsna will DO furni shed With tickets 10 Chagsn
deduction Of go from the above rAtss d3Dn
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It.lAEIlBlNC1

DoaRe IL sOUTB 2RODhLf N-Wlshia
stnluutas Tslr usmi ior-ave- ~ srry. snt To- 1li-
lea rou- cry lAo sset eti-Et sontA side uear hs'
Q ss.zrt ed. 81 On s1d 2 esssut fccrs. tt
Nt:-Furrisued Moons 10 let. with board
- ID sr--fra7 .heli rTives $50 few snsie zen.
rs- O. c-n boz o. ORR llstoi tt i-rs s.lc o'"red
house. IS Erison-st near Jay. NJ
DODli-- Frrr..hcd CT unfurni,hed. sntts0 for l7i
~ o. singl@ seneT-n q let - ~ M4av-st On ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-11

fssIor Of Bspisl Church Staten IsaCd
Principal Office b. Ngssausl few doors below Fulton
formerly occupied " tic south Bapust Church
Agents Tor fniisde phia, DR. DyOu Son Boston, Red
ding Co safest 5 Haner, iC3 94lumore-sl Pa.
tnOre Charles StOL, Washington, T. T. sellers, filrs
burgh o - Tnonas Cincinnati, J. Wdshs Co. Isl
C1ArHossi New Orleans, And by Druggists generally
tnr0ug hOui the nited States Wes lies aal
B-Sons genuine unless gned b ; P To,vns-nd
LOOE Out for rOIIt,fi-its and limitations Ell la~fWs
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&.GrhN MA STEAM LINE Toe s1bsanla a.
elegant steamship IsTHHUs, having b.
rebuilt and greatly enlarged, With hns accommodates
for passenger cabin and ssefaso, viii pDslAgsy y
dispatched ffonl ths port for san Ffsncisno .opvltf
RIO Janeiro and PsuAma on "a Dfday December is b
O'Clock, from her dock foot Of @aU@n-sg n n
Another steamer Of 900 uns burden will leave ID ~
month Of January, 10 form direct lhfongh Inc q 4
francisco from Panama, 10 connect Dith Tho slesni
ONO and GEORGIA, from New Yots 80 Chsgres .
passage apply ~ u ROBERTS ne Wos.s
Tho ONO leaves Dec Is for Cheyref III ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

AMERICAN THEATRE.-For the last two even
ings this theatre has been crowded to overlooking
by the admirers of Mr.. Booth, anxious to catch the
last glimpse of his performances, and on the occa
sion of his benefit to greet him with that substantial
mark Of appreciation which his talents and exertons
so richly deserved. On Saturday he repeated the
character of Gtoster, in Richard the Third - !;
after which Mr.. Eytnge made his first appearance
before New Orleans audience. His performance
as William, in g Black Eyed Susan" convinced
us that he is no apprentice to the craft, but the
most perfect representative of nautical characters
we ever saw; and we congratulate the manager on
having secured great attraction as he is sure
TO prove during his short engagement. Last night
MIR. Booth dor his benefiD played King Lear, in
which he was a king-ay, every inch king He
was ably supported, Mr. Jamison performing the
difficult part of Edgar in an admirable manner,
particularly in the mad scenes.
Tonight Mr.. Grattan will appear in his own
drama of tho /" Robber Chief" We have seen
this once, and have formed high opinion of it.
The appearance of its talented author as the hero
OF the piece, will add much TO its interest Mr.
Eyunge will repeat his performance of William, and
the entertainments will conclude with the laugha-
bic farce of &c Intrigue
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-We are glad to per-
ceive that the managers of the St Charles have
engaged those talented and accomplished artistes,
Mr. and Mrs. Conner, who will make their first
appearance this evening in the Forest Princess
written by Mrs. Conner, who will sustain the prn-
cipal female character in the piece We hope the
house will be filled on the OCCASION for she deserves
1t, both an authoress and actress. The play i'll
he followed by tie Youthful Queen in which
Mr.. Chippendale and Mr.. and Mrs Conner will
appear; and conclude with A Kiss in the Dark -
with MIR. Fuller, etc. We were happy to welcome
back to the st. Charles, las! evening, Mrs. Stuart,
the accomplished lady and finished acress, who has
been on a brief visit to ." her home" in Mobile
where she is Familiarity known as cur Mary
Stuart" but judging from the kind reception given
her last evening, we are in fair way to take the
title ourselves from our sister CITY
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

GoLD.-Among number of items of intelligence
received at New York by letters from California,
it is stated that "Capt VIM. G. Marcy, son of
the United States Secretary of War, was disposing
of every thing in the shape of supplies at his camp
in exchange for gold dust. He had collected If
teen barrels Of gold ore, and having no means of
protecting the treasure, he had buried it until
vessel of war should arrive on the coast, which
was daily expected"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

The PANoRAMA.-We are informed that Stock
wells picture of the Mississippi river will shortly
close. There never has been anything TO compare
with this painting, either in extent fidelity and
every lover OF the arts should visit it. An hour or
two cannot be more proftably or pleasantly EN-
ployed, while at the same time one can learn more
of the history of the river from the explanations
given, than could be gathered in years of travel
We again urge all our readers to visit StockwelPs
Panorama before the picture is removed to Europe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

OFFICIAL DENIAL.-The Washington Union of
a late date notices the statement of the New York
Sun, made in connection with alleged astounding
accounts from California, to which quarter the cut
ter Ewing had been Immediately ordered, and says
We have already corrected the error which has
been circulated about these new and astounding ,
dispatches from California. The other portion of
the above paragraph is also mistake We under
stand the Ewing is going out on the Coast Survey,
and not as a revenue CUTTER
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

On Thursday, 18th inst, by Rev. MI benn' MI N
SALE TO Miss SUSAN c. SALE both of this city.
Grove, Tompkns Bend, La on Monady Eif Of
inst, by Thos. Ceand, Mr. JAS T. oA W c. r
Wheeling, Va, Miss MARY T. NEWMAN daughter Oh o "
Newman, ESQ.,, of the former place. . 49,
On Thursday evening" 4th ns in Tompknss Bend BY Kev
Thos. II. Cleland Mr. JOHN W. SCARBOROUGH, Of MONROE
La Mrs. CORNELlA NJ. MORGAN of the former place.
Freepor Texas Monday, by Chief Justice bise"
Mr.. J. j. HENDRICK to Mrs. JANE TAYLOR.
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ID / ed:


In Opeousa Thursday llth inst, NJ JEAN BAPTlSIE
LETOURNEUR, aged 63 years.
OF apoplexy his residence in this parish Saturday, OH INST,
Mr. TERANCE TOUPS, the 55h of his age Mr. was
OF and respectable amie OF
section of Louisiana and esteemed for hiss many and
qualities friend, neighbor, and above ALL Tor his truly phlaho
nc and benevolent disposition. ThibGdGur Mineral
On Monday night 18th Baton Rouge JAS CoofE'
ESQ., o Derry, Se"4s'
He leaves a widow and five Children :.
At his residence Rouge Friday night i2th m' MI.
ALLEY. AGED 43
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400


Sa t..
OCEAN TEMPLE No. 2, at Unity Hail. Mangny buildings
Third Municipality. .,
CRYSTAL TEMPLE No. 4, at Temple Hall. No oo7a Cahal
street, at half past7. 49,
HARMONY DIVISION No. Is, at Crystal Fount Hail. 22a
Tchouptoulas street, at half-past7.
LANE DIVISION No. g. in the Methodist church at Algers
at hafpast T.
CRESCENT DIVISION No. Z, at Pelican Hall, corner oil ST.
Charles and Common streets, at o'clock.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

"NED BUNTLINEs OwN.''-We are obliged to
the proprietor of this paper for dozen or more
numbers of his spirited paper. The editor of the
paper, which is published in New York, is Mr..
Judson, one of the liveest, wittiess and most orr
ginal writers in the country. The HOLIDAY extra
is a beautiful NUMBER embellished with many Illus
trations, and is of the best published in the
United States this season. We hope Ned Buntline
will obtain an extensive circulation.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

BooKs.-Our friend, Thos L. White, SO Canal
street, has, it will be by his advertisement an
extensive assortment of Law, Medical and Mscel
laneous works, which have been selected with
great care. The law and medical student will find
most of the works they need in their studies, at his
establishment.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

Of The New Hampshire House of Representa-
tives has passed the following resolution:
Resotred, That we approve Of the vote Of our
Representatives in Congress at the present session
thereof upon the subject of the slave trade in the
District of Columbia, and request their concurrence
IN all just and constitutional legislation as may be
necessary to prevent all traffic in slaves therein
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

PREPARING FOR BUsINEss-lhe Governor of
Virginia has appointed Richard A. Maupin, of San
Francisco, to be a Commissioner for Upper Cali
5oruia, to take Acknowledgements of deeds, etc
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

Mons. CABET.-Mons. CADET, the celebrated lea
ran Socialist arrived in this city on Saturday, and
took lodgings at the 81. Louis Hotel.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

Of The Philadelphia News announces that a
Geographic dispatch states Mr.. Forrest to be in
good health.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

Or If Mr. WHISKY "a Dane by BIRTH is in this city,
he is requested to call board the barque Francis
Watts.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

NAvAL.-The U. S. frigate Raritan, bearing the
broad pennant of Com. Jesse Wilkinson, Comman-
derin-Chief of the Home Squadron, will probably
sail for the West Indies during the present month.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

For LIBERIA.-The bark Laura, chartered by
the American Colonization Society, will sail from
this port to-day for Liberia, with about $50 emf
grants for the Colonies. There will be religious
services on board at IL o'clock, A. M and addresses
by some of the clergymen Of this city and Others
The friends of Colonization are invited to be pres
ent. The vessel lies at Post No. Z, I'd Municipality
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

o. The U. S. Commissioner to China adjusted
his dispute with Gov. Cen Seu, on the 9th of o.
tober, at Canton. The event was celebrated by
banquet at the residence Of Howuua.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

DEATH OF DR.. LEvINGs.-Rev. DIR. Levings,
one of the Secretaries of the American Bible So
eiety, died at Cincinnati on the 10th inst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

DE- We are indebted to the politeness of Mr.. c.
T. Ihmsen clerk of the steamer Gen. Jesup, for late
St Louis papers,
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THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.
All New M aterials of the Latest Style

Am New NJ ateriaIs Of the afest Style
~ proprietors the Daily Crescent would respectfully
inform and the public that they have added
JOB OFFICE their establhmenand prepared
kinds Of printing the most Favorable terms,
ROCKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS; LAWYERS
BRIEFS: BILLS OF LADINGi DRAY RECEIPTS
CARDS; POSTERS; STEAMBOAT BILLS, &c, &C.,
in every style.
maeraType, Presses, entirely new; and
the improvements which will enable their
work surpassed this CITY, The are
from foundry of Messrs R. Hoe Co., NewYork which
guaranty their exceeneth type from the wknown
dries George Bruce Co. and John T. White has
selected with adapt the business
this Of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

DIcKENs's CHRISTMAS TALE.-This morning we
commence the publication of Dickens's new Christ
mas tale, "The Haunted Man and the Ghosts
Bargain"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

CALIFORNIA We would remind all who are
DESTROYS of obtaining information about California
and Oregon, that J. B. Steel, IA Camp street, has
fresh supply of Fr6mont's work on hand.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-22

DO See advertisement of C. d. Bunce's hat
mandatory in another column.
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Auction Sales This Day.

s. L. BEELMAN will sell, at IL O'Clock. the premises on
Front street, between Roffignac and Henderson streets
Cofee-house Fixtures and Household Furniture.
r. M ARMFIELD will sell at the store OF Jasper F. Smith,
Canal street, Dry Goods Hats Boots, Shoes, etc., with
out reserve [CF- See Auction head.l
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czyD Masonic-cR8ND POY9y gRCB

to" Masonic-GR.4ND ROYAL ARCH ~
Chapter OF LOUISIANA.-The Grand Annual " ~
COMMUNICATE of this Body will be held the Masonic *
Hail. Of Perdlo and Baronne Streets WED-/ " \
NESDAY the 3ist instant, 81 O'clock P. NJ.
The Officers of the Grand Chapter and Representatives the
Subordinate Chapters under the jurisdiction the General Grand
United States will due notice thereof and govern
themselves accordingly. iaI3 d. BLAIR, Grand Sec'y.
IT, The attention of Females particularly directed
the Notice DR.. PARMELEE the third Once, No
Heyia street d5 2dpu
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Fancy Articles and Perfumerv.

We have open Splendid Assortment OF New and Beautiful
FANCY ARTICLES,
selected expressly for this market, consisting part Of
CARD CASES-PearI, Shell, Silver, etc.
RETiCULES-Sik and Velvet elegant patterns.
PURSES-A fine assortment, styles
DESKS-Ebony, Rosewood, Papier Mache ETC.
WORK BOXES Ebony Rosewood, Papier Mache,
DRESSING CASES-Ebony, Rosewood, PAPER Mache
PORTFOLIOS-L Leather, Velvet and Paper Mache.
ACCORDEONS-Best French, double frame.
MUSIC BOXES-Sheland Tin Gases.
BOUQUET HOLDERS-A pretty ASSORTMENT.
GOLD PENSOf the first makers, Gold and Silver Cases
JEWEL BO&ES-Ebony Rosewood and Paper Mache
CHESS MEN-Chinese, English and German.
OPERA GLASSES-A large assortment.
ODEUR BOXES-Frum six bottles.
PAPETERlEs- Ebony Rosewood, Paper
FANS-O Pearl, Ivory, Feather, Paper, Silk,
PORTE MONNAIES-Of Shell. Pearl, Leather, etc.
CANES-Mounted with God, Silver, ETY..
UMBRELLAS superior article, made for
Also
fine stock OF PERFUMERY Combs, Brushes Gloves Suspend
Hndkerhef Money Belts, Shoulder BRACES, Fine Linen
Cotton SHIRTS
jail 2dptn GUINNESS & BUSH, Ne Camp ST.
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w The Proprietcrs and Editors ofte SUN OF TEMPERANCE,
having found discontinue the publication of their
consequence of the prevailing epidemic request all persons
indebted them make immediate payment to Mr. MARX f.
BiGNEY, who duly authorized collect all bills due the Office
Mr. Bney will be attendance for few days tie of Nj c.
Sale & Co. Il ST. Chare jas