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PENNSYLVANIA = Governors Message. - The
Philadelphia papers contain the Message of Cover
nor johnson, which was submitted to the Legisla-
ture on the 9th inst. It is very volumnous docu-
ment Its contents referring principally to the local
afiain OF the State. On general politics, with the
exception Of the tariff the Governor hardly touches.
The driff of his remarks on that subject, the tariff
Is towards q revival of the act of 1912.
Sidpery-On the slavery question he makes use
Of the following remarks:
The .cq1ison Of New Mexico and California presents
ton Of National Constitution the longer continuance Of
what was then considered evil strongly agtated and
K. in bsss xas
.. ss s wa: with ofe BY
great law ofts Union TO preserve and per
dute. TO which every citizen pledged whsteysr bis
in tRs
L ss but and
10 t, 1t. ?, implied o the extension
q q &c ss G
IS: e ss:
a. sss
The right to instruct our Senator'S and request the Repre-
seltatYes in the National Councils ought be used
gnt ana nvia OCCASIONS while on subjects gavely affecting
will venture to decline In the exercise Of this admitted
not to s. mistaken the POSITION which held Sy the
PenpsZyanie ON this sraye and homogeneous question.
maintained in good faith towards Southern brethren it
our duty to see that they are observed with equal fidelity
use. should be acknowledged presidents for further
wrongs against the interests prosperity and happiness of the
sslf infrecon of human rights If it be directly opposed
TO the enlightened spirit of free institutions if destroy
the equality of power in the General Government BY en-.
!argng where exists the constitutional
posses direct indirect influence against Northern and
destructive to domestic industry. and vitality affecting free
labor if retard the natural growth of population
proyement By the appropriation of large tracts Of land for
the benefit of the few, to the injury of the many if it be
truth and the enlightened policy Of mankind it is time to
tied convictions Of citizens and their determination to
maintain them is unalterabe."
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From the Louisville Journal.

TfVm tne LOUISVILLE JOURNAL
Rirers-DeaM Of Col. Dir-Cholrd IN Cincin-
nah-RaIroad Meeting Markets.
PITTsBURG, Jan. 8, 8 P. M.-The telegraph line
east is out of order.
There are five feet and half water in the chan
mel and rising. The weather is moderating.
CINCINNATI, Jan. s, 8 P. M.-Col. Dix, of the
army, brother of Senator Dix, of New York, died
yesterday of cholera on the National Road, forty
miles east of Wheeling. Mr.. John Miller, of New
Orleans, died of cholera at Brownsville on the
same day: Both arrived at Wheeling on the Tele-
graph and were apparently in good health on Sat
urday. =
The Board of Health of this city report two
deaths of cholera at the hospital yesterday and two
deaths of cholera on Front street on Saturday
Several cases are in the hospital
AT the railroad meeting tonight, Prof. Mitchell
made very favorable report on the proposed road
from this city to St. Louis. He estimated the cost
of the road at $4,000 per mile. A resolution was
passed that Cincinnati subscribe $5OO,OOO. The
meeting then adjourned to Thursday.
The river has fallen l8 inches in the last "a
hours. The weather is cloudy with appearances
of rain.
CINCINNATI, jan P. M.-No change in price of -four
The market for grain is without change either
CARDS prices Or demand Demand for whisky fair. and
prices have advanced 70 144 "a Sales Of Pork in
prise 0 bbs mess at SO sales of 1000 pieces bacon should
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CHOLERA IN ENGLAND.-It appears bv a renor,
of the English Board of Health that when the
cholera visited London in 1882 it continued forty.
SIX weeks, commencing February 10th and ending
December 3lst. During the second month the
number Of cases was l549, and in the fourth month
had fallen to l03, when it again increased. and
during the sixth month 1882 persons were at.
lacked. This season the disease commenced on
the 18th of September, and up to the 18th of No
vember there had been 4O7 cases and 22O deaths.
The Board contends that cholera is not trans
missible
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

ORLEANS THEATRE - The celebrated grand
opera The Martyrs" will be given this evening
al the French Theatre for the first time this season.
Inc scenery in this opera is magnificent
The merits of the production are of high order,
and all who visit this house, this evening, will be
charIningly entertained
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

STEAMER FOR CALIFoRNIA.-TheP PHILADELPHIA
Bulletin says: "We learn that Mr.. AspinwalI of
this city, has contracted for the firm of Messrs.
Rowland d Aspinwall, of New York, with Martin
Vice, of Kensington, for the building of steamboat
intended for California. She is to be 80 feet long,
10 feet beam, and Al feet hold, and to be completed
in ~ days. She is to be constructed in three Sec
tons, so as to be transported to the scene of her
operations in California, ship-board, and put to-
gether for service at that place.
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CHoLERA ON STEAMBoATs.-The Cincinnatus
arrived at Louisville the 9Th inst On her trip,
hve or six cases Of illness, but no deaths occurred
The Alex. Scott and the Pike No. 9, also arrived.
The former had 65 cabin and 100 deck passengers.
There was not case Of disease ON board, and the
Pike No. escaped as we'll
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

D1- the Cochituate has, been frozen in some Of
the Boston pipes, to the deep chagrin of many
housewives.
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-Let it not be forgotten
that Mr. Hackett, who has done SO much to enliven
us during the last fortnight takes his benefit and
makes his last appearance tonight. He appears
as Faistcf and Monsieur Mauet. A full house
may be expected.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

E5 Some 40 feet of the Water Power bank at
Trenton, was carried away on the night of the End
inst. by an unusual flow of water, occasioned by
some obstruction of ice.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday

HEWLETT'S ...E Valiant J Webb, Miss M Jackson,
Edward Hodgson st Louis; Edward Kendey, Ouachita.
VERANDAH. Major Stewart, Buck, Woodvle; G Price
Dunnica and lady w Pun, Jesse Lieut. Whiting,
y IA Col Wood, Red River; G PENN D W Connolly, C s
Cutter, o. -
ST CHARLES; IS Spencer Jr Ala; w Dsles, Joseph
Nashville John Harvey Charesn G. Thomas Mile e a Rsv
or Edder, o. Leonard, Texas vedder, Galveston
Charles Sheenan Y Robinson John Woods David Sonaker
Coast B Bayer, Baltimore.
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rTsegraphed to The Charleston Courier Of the 12th1
Mr. ATCHIsoN has been reelected United States
Senator from the State Of Missouri.
Yesterday is said to have been the coolest day
that has been experienced in Baltimore within the
last five years.
FRoM WAsHINGToN-In the Senate yesterday,
private bills only were brought up.
In the House, the Buffalo Harbor Bill was de-
bated, as also the Bill in reference to the mileage
charges. motion to print the civil list report was
also discussed, but no conclusion was arrived at
The members of the House were, says our cores
pondent, deeply interested in the result
There was no reference made, nor discussion had
on the slavery question: probably for the reason that
the time for the report Of the Committee appointed
by the meeting of the Southern members of Con-
gress was near at hand
The Thermometer at Washington was two de-
grees above zero-a degree of cold seldom expert
enced in that latitude
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

Es- The bark Laura" Chartered hy the Ameri.
can Colonization Society will sail from this port on
Saturday, the 10th, for Liberia, with about one
hundred and fifty emigrants for the colonies. There
will be religious services on board at II o'clock,
A. M, and addresses by some of the clergymen of
this city and Others The friends of colonization
are invited to be present. The vessel lies at post
No z, Second Municipality.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

Gr Capt. John N. Cushing, father of Caleb
Cushing, died at his residence in Newburyport on
the 9th inst, in the 10th year of his age Capt C..
has been among the most enterprsing merchants
in Newburyport, and was one of the largest ship
owners in New England
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

HTA survey Of the Shenandoah river has been
completed, which is found to contain plenty of wa.
ter in the drest seasons for navigation by means Of
locks and dams
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

OF The number of interments in the city OF
New Haven, Conn.,, during lS4s, was 1927, of which
Is were bodies of persons from other towns.
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1< The General Assembly of Nova ScoM is
summoned to meet for the dispatch of business on
the 18th of January. The Legislature of New
Brunswick meets on the 3lst of January
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nz The Governor of New Hampshire has ap
pointed Thursday, April 5th, as a day of fasting
and prayer.
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NEW YoRK.-According to report transmittek
to the Legislature by the Governor, it appears that
during the year 1913 Gov. Young has reprieved two
persons sentenced to be hanged, pardoned los per-
sons sentenced to the State Prison for various terms
and paruoned 30 persons sentenced to local prisons
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

GrBanvard's catalogue or bill of the Panorama
OF the Mississippi in London is headed by coat of
arms, and the motto of his family, Bon-verd, at
which the English critics turn up their noses. "In
aspect" say they, he is true Yankee, thin, en-
ergetlc and wiry, with the well known information.
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6s- The King of Bavaria has offered prize of a
hundred ducats for the best essay on the subject.
" BY what means can the poverty of the lower
orders Of the inhabitants of Germany, and more es
pecally of Bavaria, be most advantageousy and
permanently relieved an
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

ScArrERING.--It is estimated tsays the Louis
vile Democrat of the 9sh,) that over five thousand
people have arrived in this city and passed up the
river, since the appearance Of cholers At New Or
leans.
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The OHIo.-At Louisville, the river. in the
twenty-four hours ending on the evening of the
Sth. had fallen inches, and there were II feet wa
ter in the canal and feet in the Udian chute on
The falls. The weather warm and the snow has
nearly disappeared.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

o. The town of Montpelier, VT, has been d.
vlded, by act of the Legislature, into two separate
townships. The village retains the old name of
Montpelier. The portion taken from it is to be
called East Montpelier.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

MORALS OF BosToN. = The number of cases
brought before the Police Court and settled in 1913
was 1917, and in 1S47, 1919. Increase of cases in
l64S, 598. In 1916 there were 1923 cases.
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MIcHIGAN.-The Legislature of Michigan met
at Lansing on the lst The Senate was organized
by the election of Mr.. L. Bancroft, Secretary !;
Charles Smith, Enrolling Clerk, and C. P. Kellogg,
Sergeant-at arms. House not organized.
The message of Gov. Ransom is very long, and
according to the Free Press, very good. The Gov
ernor gives his reasons at length for withholding his
signature from the bills to extend the charter of the
r. and M Bank, and to put off the time of payments
Of the Southern railroad company of its dues to
the State. The actual State debt is given at
$l,96O,7lO IL. Ransom is distinctly in favor of
applying the ordinance of 1887 to the new territories
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

Gs-Two convicts escaped from Sing Sing. They
got out of their cells by means of false keys On,
of them was rsarrested.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

rANoRAMA.-Stockwell's Mississippi River"
VIII remain at Panorama Hall " but a few DAYS
longer. Let all improve the present chance and 90
and see it al once
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Died:

On Wenessy evening" January H. at o'clock Of Cholera.
kGl NJ SMYTH, in the 18th of his Poor Virgil
forever silenced. ~ =
u His funeral will take place THIS EVENING, O'clock
from his late residence Mpomene street,
Apollo streets His friends and those Of his brothers,
further notice. invted attend.
AZ his residence Point Maigr the parish Avoyees January
B. after proracted illness, c. DUKE Esq.,
native OF Georgia aged 49 The deceased emgraed from
tennessee years the short time he resided this State
ensure him the Of all who knew him.
friends left MS death. +
January Bayou Glaizes R. A. COCHRANE ESQ., ared
So years The deceased Bordeaux and dis
charged the duties Of his office
left numerous family and many friends epore
In Franklin, La. J. VICTOR, of R. N. Mcmillan
aged II months. :
Near franklin La Janua Cholera JOHN REMBY AGED
20 years, mate of brig Mary Ellen. T
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

NAvAL-The sloop-of-war John Adams, has
been taken out of the dry dock at Boston, and thu
new ship of the line Vermont has been taken in t.
be coppered. The Vermont has also been roofed
over.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

9. of TT. Meetings This Evening
LOUISIANA COUNCIL No, !. T. A. T. g. Tempian .. Oh .
at Temple Hail. $50 Canal It. mn
CRYSTAL FouNT Division No. !. at Cystai fo"nt han
"a Tchoupitoulas street at haifpassI :. mn
Lafayette. at haf.past 2.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY DIVISION No o. at unity na. ma
ngny Buildings. Third Municipality, at hah-past"
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ACCIDENTAL man named Henry Waring was
killed on the 5th instant by the down train on the
New Haven railroad. His wife was also seriously
injured.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

r3- Isaac Mckenzie, soldier of the Revolution,
aged n years, died at Carmel Me-, on the 3lst ult
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Married (:

January Wilkinson county Miss, by Rev. w. II. Watkins
Mr. n s. DIXON Miss ANN E. WINANS daughter of Rev.
Dr. Winsns, all Of Wilkinson county,
January in the parish Avoyees DeGeneres ESQ.,
Mr.. JOHN ROBINSON % Miss CELESTINE MASTERS eldest
daughter OF the late Dr. f. 1. Masters all of Avoyelles.
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Auction sales This Day.

BEARD. CALHOUN Co. viii sell. at II O'Clock, at BANKS
Arcade. Negroes.
MoRPHY NEvIUs will sell at 10 o'clock. at No 81 Maya
zine street, Groceries, Provisions. Liquors, etc. aso'
at II O'Clock at the same place. Fresh Henings
r M ARMr1ELD will sell at the store OF Jasper f. Smith,
Canal street. Dry Goods Hats. Boots. Shoes etc. with
On, reserve (tv See Auction head.1
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

o. The loss of property by fire in Boston, last
year, was $347 800 Insurance, $685., 722
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SERIOUS RIor.-A serious riot is reported to
nave taken place among the Irishmen on the Hud.
son nver railroad, a short distance below POUCH.
keepsle. Some reports say that at least.lao0 are
engaged IN the emesfe. Two companies of military
have left Poughkeepsie for the scene of disorder.
Nothing definite was given q 10 particular.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

FRENCH PREsIpENrIAL ELEcrIoN.-A state Of
excitement seems to have prevailed throughout the
provinces of France during the Presidential can
vass, which is never paalleled in this country,
which is frequently regarded as more excitable on
politics than any other. During the week preceding
the election little or business was done at Havre.
Rouen, Nismes, and other provincial towns, owing
to this cause
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

Cholera Preventive. DR. WOODRUFF'S
DfsENTERY CORDIAL resorted the early stages
attack VIII certainly and speedily the disease This medicine
prepared from the original fully tested 1882
cities Of New York. Baltimore and Charleston found
SPECIFIC remedy Testimonials of the highest
pany it. Price only Fifty Cents For sale only by WRIGHT
o. W. iai Chartres street, New Orleans ja4 Owls
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"a MAGAZINE STREET.
Fashionable ClOthing-Latest Styles.

lust RECEIVED, last arrivals from New York choice ad
dition to our stock of SEASONABLE CLOTHING, which
selling greatly reduced prices The particular attention
of purchasers invited to assortment and styles Of
Black French Cloth Dress and Frock COATS
Colored French Cloth Dress and Frock COATS. '
Black and Colored French Cloth SACS and PALETOTS.
Black and Colored French Doeskin PANTALOONS
Black and Colored English Buckskn PANTALOONS.
Black and Fancy Coored Satin VESTS.
Ric h Fancy Coored Cashmere n Cashmere VESTS.
New styles Colored Silk Velvet VESTS.
Rich Silk and Satin SCARFS and CRAVATS
Best quality Black Italian CRAVATS, 80 AZ inches.
UNDER GARMENTS, Of every description.
SUBSCRIBERS, GLOVES, HALF HOSE, etc. etc.
II Prices Perry Lou
ial8 ALFRED MUNROE e. Co. "a MAGAZINE
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ns- The Trenton Bank has declared dividend
of per cent. for the last months
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: VT NO. IA GIMP STREET. 7
TINE WORKS OF THOMAS REID, d. d. carefully COL
1ected with selections from his unpublished Letters Preface
Notes and Supplementary Dsset by Sir VIM Hamilton
Bart, Complete in VOL svo.
KNAPP'S CHEMISTRY APPLIED TO THE ARTS. London
edition.
THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL MECHANICS; designed
principally for Practical Men. By James Ham, A.
GULLVERS TRAVELS; by Jonathan Swift ID. d. with
Life of the Author VOL 8vo, London edition, embeshed with
numerous Engravings.
THE MUSICAL GEM; Collection of Modern Favore
Song Duets and Gees selected from the works of the
ebaed Composers adapted for the Voice. Flute and VIOLIN
vol. 8vo, London.
WRAYs PRACTICAL SUGAR PLANTER. vol. svo
PRACTICAL SERMONS by Dgntae and other Ciergymen
the United Church Of England and Ireland. "
WALLETS NORTHERN ANTIQUITIES
BEDE'S ECCLESIASTICAL ANTIQUITIES AND ANGLO
SAXON CHRONICLE. -
u just received and for sale the
"NEW ORLEANS STATIONERS' WAREHOUSE."
jals St J. b. STEEL, II Camp st.
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third page for City Nevs, &c

ouiSoosoa, tSf AioS "a ASAA1 t'sPSAos
DEATH OF v. N. SxYrH-The epidemic which
we had considered almost extinct a week since,
has lately manifested its continued presence by Sc
lecting as one of its latest victims, one whom 1t
might better have spared we allude to Mr.. " N.
Smyth. This gentleman held an office in the Gus
tom-house of this city, but had been for some years
connected with the press of Mississippi, in which
State the news of his untimely death will be re-
ceved with the keenest emotions of grief by his
numerous friends. He had published papers in
Laurens county and other parts Of the State, and
was extensively known to its people, and by all
loved and respected. few days ago he was at
tackled with the premonitory symptoms, but unfor-
tunately neglected them until fatal termination
became inevitable He died yesterday afternoon,
having attained the age of about % years.
- Carr. r.. JoRDY.-We have melancholy duty
to perform in announcing the death of Capt. F.
Jordy, for many years citizen Of New Orleans,
and known and esteemed by most of its inhabitants
No one was more generally beloved by his friends,
and but few would prove SO great loss to the COM
munify. Capt. Jordy was native of Boston, but
from his earliest youth had been resident of New
Orleans, and had filed many responsible trusts
among us. As member of the City Council and
DucCtoI VI VdTIous DaIks, lie 0lSp1dye0 muCn
ability, and won the confidence Of all with whom
he was associated At the time of his death he was
Captain Of the Washington Guards. The disease
which terminated his earthly career was not the
sudden pestilence which sweeps its victims un-
warned to the tomb, but it was consumption, that
destroyer, sure if not SO rapid. He had fingered
for time, and therefore his death caused us no
surprise, however painful emotions it might excite
His funeral will take place this evening" at o'clock
Col. r. S. DIx.-The telegraph few days
since announced the death of an officer of the army
near Wheeling. We learn since that the officer
alluded to was Brevet Lieut.. Col R. s. Dix Our
community will receive this announcement with
much regret, as Col. DIX was well known here, and
had numerous and admiring friends in this city.
In the Mexican he rendered important services,
and especially at Buena Vista, where he performed
an act which will live eternally in the history of
the country. The disease Of which he died was
Cholera, contracted we believe, in this city.
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n1- There were 81 deaths in Boston, for the week
ending Saturday the 9th.
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IL Our Readers requested notice the advertise
mens Of WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY JEW
DAVlD'S PLASTER, the first page paper. ex
cellent remedies sold only by sCOVlL MEAD l3 Chare
iaIItf
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The MASSACHUSETTS BAR.-A movement has
been commenced in Boston among the lawyers,
with the view to forming an association for the
general benefit of the profession in that State.
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Hs- The Boston Pilot commences the new year
in an enlarged form.
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DFreventive.-The Picayune says that Cleanliness
one q the best Of Cholera Clean
and DRAW ERS SOCKS. both and
cheap at LEGhTONS Gentemens Furnishing Store, No S
t---' ala
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Howard Lodge No. - L o. o. F.-The Mem.
oers me above Lodge and of the Order generally requested
assemble at the Hall of the Grand Lodge
THIS "a x for the of attending ih funeral of
ae brondr FREDERICK JORDY. BY order Of the N. G.
lalo L. A.. LEVY, Secretary.
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THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.
All New M ateri.Is Of the Latest s.,l,

All New M aterials of the Latest Style
The proprietors Of the Dolly Crescent would respectfully
inform their friends and the public added exen
JOB OFFICE to their prepared IN
cute all kinds Of printing on the apoyu5ls terms Wis
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS; LAwYERa
CARDS PnsTrRs s HAniNS PRAY RAJ, hECEPTs;
~. in every style.
All their materiasType, Presses entirely new M
the latest which will TIM
work in manner not to be surpassed in this city, The Presses IN
from the foundry of Mssrs R. Hoe g. Co., NewYork which fl
guaranty Of their excelncethe from the wknovn cn
dries Of Messrs. George Bruce Co. and John and H..
been selected with great adapt the business
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-18

Ey- Geo. P. Jouett was reelected Mayor of Lex.
ington, KY, on Saturday, the 9th inst.