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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-10
A NEW AND VERY POPULAR WORK.
Just published By D. Appleton Co.. New York. ard for
-NeWOrleans StatiOners' Warehouse,
Il Camp street.
LADY ALICE; o. TIE NEW UNA NoveI-ons

LADY ALICE Or The NEw UNA-A NOvel-Ons
volume 6vo paper.
Lady Alice is decidedly work of genius. Indeed know
few hctons where this first and highest apparent
L both peculiar and original Nothing Eyre
Whoever wrote It is, may be, writer He writes
like full grown Of his subject himself He has
occasional passages Of health, strength beauty he has patho
dehca'y and spirit He is finished and elaborate fault More
than this he Is exceedingly plot and effective
bringing his incidents to bear.-B0sOH Post
Lady Alice, Or, The New Una the Of anonymous novel;
which has just been reprinted handsome volume BY Appleton
Co. Il book OF far than ordinary ability and interest and
can hardly fail deaf Critics VIII nnd
IN great deal which they will deem Ruy artistic and other
spects II lacks, the essential elements o. uniye
al popuaTitybut spirited, chaHks and highly interesting
II mas been well received England, will fnd wide circle OF
Hdnlrng readers here. We heard that written by an
American Courier y Enquirer.
This That the author AMI
mated by deeper than that the production clever and
somewhat surprising novel; which should make great ensaon we
perfectly satisfied. graceful fancy and even high
imaginative power unspangy exercised
JsrrOlfS Weekly NsUs.
This classic Novel. We see n much admire The de-
tails development Of the which constitute the most difficult
writing, conducted with peculiar skill
The heroine beautiful conception her Innocence, her hui
nobility, the sympRthles Of the reader
the whole book with inGestLiteTdV American.
Lady Alice announced debut So a re-
markab one, for talent OF high order teens every page
Net5 Monthly.
stranges and has for long
time Bppeated.-Wseky Chronicle.
The brilliant debut Vivian Grey Journal
os 3dSLtW J. B. STEEL, "A Camp street,
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THE WHEELING BRIDGE.-Fhe last wire cable
was stretched on the 28h ult across the Ohio river
at Wheeling, for the use of the bridge. The
Wheeling Argus says: " The heaviest part of the
job is now done, and it is believed in about six
weeks a regular uninterrupted passage win be al
lowed for wagons across the river at this point by
means of that great national work, so anXiously
looked for, the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-10

New TELEGRAPH REGULATION. directors
OF the Washington and New Orleans Telegraph
company, at a meeting held in Washington City on
the 18th ult, determined that hereafter the rates
OF charge for ordinary correspondence between in
dlVlduals, shall apply to all messages for newspa-
pers; but when the message exceeds one hundred
words, the rates for the excess shall be reduced
one-third. If two or more editors at the same
place combine TO send or receive messages, they
shall pay the full rates for the whole communiea-
hon' These terms are to take effect from the 18Th
INST Daniel T. Clark, of Macon, Ga, was elected
Secretary of the company, in place of Henry L.
Jewett, resigned
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-10

NOMINATIONS IN .ORLEANs-The democrats Of
the First Representative District of Orleans have
nominated Charles Stanton and Patrick Irwin as
candidates for the Legislature. The democrats of
the Second District have nominated DR.. Cross as
candidate for the Legislature, in the room of Mr.
Delesdernier, who declined the nomination
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GUINNESS & co.

NO IL CAMP STREET,
HAVE received per steamship Ohio and ship Union and
viii open for inspection and sale Monday morning,
ASSORTMENT of RICH FANCY
ARTICLES AND GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING
GOODS.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
Rich Rosewood and Ebony WORK. BOXES.
lnlaid Pspier Mache WORK BOXES.
Splendid Rosewood DRESSING CASES.
Magnificent Inlaid PapieF Mache FOLIOs
Rosewood, Inlaid and Plain WRITING DESKS.
Silver. PsaThand Shell CARD CASES.
Superfne Ivory, Buffalo and Inlaid HAIR BRUSHES.
Gold and Silver THIMBLES and SHIELDS.
RICH RETICULES and PURSES, New Styles.
New Styles Shell and Silver BACK COMBS.
GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT.
Rich DRESSING CASES and NE PLUS ULTRAS,
Splendid Brass bound WRITING DESKS.
Hair, Cloth nd-shavinR BRUSHES, Ivory Handles.
SsfOpening Blue, Green and B Tx. Silk UMBRELLAS
OPERA GLASSES-Splendid Assortment.
Gold and Silver Mounted CANES.
PISTOLS Aliens Patent Revolvsr.
Fine SHIRTS, Silk UndershirtS and DRAWERS.
SPLENDID VARIETY OF
Varegated GLASS PAPER WEIGHTS.
ACCORDEONS aud MUSIC BOXES.
CHESS MEN and BACKGAMMON BOARDS etc.
etc., etc. % 3t2p
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For THE Com REGTeR.-The steamship Alabama,
commanded BY Capt J. J. Wright, will leave for Chagre
on Monday next. at o'clock An This vessel has made
number Of trips to that port and the have uni
veay expressed the satisfaction The vessel has
superior accommodation and Captain worthy Of 80 gal
liant craft. An early application necessary to
passage See advertisement.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-10

DEATH OF YANKEE HILL,-GeOrge H. Hill, the
celebrated delineator of Yankee character, died at
Saratoga. Springs on the 2Sth ult., where he had
been sick for long time. Mr.. Hill was one of the
Oldest in his peculiar line. He was "a fellow of
infinite Jest" an admirable comedian, and very
clever gentleman
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-10

BALTIMORE, Oct. 9th.-The President of the
United States, accompanied by the Secretary of
the Navy, Mr. Preston, will leave Washington
on the llth inst, and, after stopping at Baltimore
to witness the Fair and great Cattle Show, will
proceed to Philadelphia and New York, and return
to Washington on the 18th inst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-10

from the COncOrdia Intsligeneer1
,DL5- IF the English Cotton Broker from New Or
leans, who offered $40 for the sight of cotton
worm, and Who said that cotton tDould or should
fall half a cent per pound when he got back to the
city, will agree to pay $40 for every that can
be produced, and agree that the fund shall be- ap-
piled to the payment of the national debt of Great
Britain, a company will be formed who will qua
Tantee to furnish worms enough to eEtiRguish the
debt. VERMIFUGE.
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DAN HIoKoK's REeATTA- THIS IS the Day An exct
ing race may expected Some Of the best boats have
entered and the Captain has been busy for week past
making the most ample arrangements for his visits Let
thers be general attendance the sport will well repay the
ride speak Of the Injuries offered in the way of FISH
Eoftshe crabs SO. Every delighted with the last
regatta the ladies expressed their strongest approval and we
expect to-day 10 find at the franklin brilliant coerie
Of the bellies Of the city The following boats have been en-
tered for the race lst elassUndine Agene Eliza Rid
de- Coalie' Robe Morris and Favorite I'd olaSsPioa.
yune, Mary Bella Isabella, Pirate and Rigolstte
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PRIZE CUP,-The members of jackson Fire Com
pany No. Is ofera beautiful silver cup as a reward
to any fireman who may Re the first to arrive at their
engine house for the greater number Of times be-
tween this and the fourth of March next
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-10

90 The Governor of New York offers reward
Of FIVE hundred dollars for the arrest of the two
men who shot Robert Murphy at Rensselaerville,
on the 24th ult, Mr.. Murphy was reported dead of
his wounds, but this is contfadicted.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-10

CANDIDATES IN JEFFERsoN.-The democrats of
Jefferson have nominated l. T. Preston, Gustave
Leroy and Gaspar Auch as candidates for the next
House Of Representatives. The wings of that
parish have nominated p Labafre as a candidate
for the House of Representatives, in place of John
uampson. who declined the nomination
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-10

Or political editor talks about the camp fires
of his party burning brightly. Whereupon another
editor retorts that campfire won't save them, and
recommends chloride of lime
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MORE IRON ORE.-An extensive bed of iron
ore has been discovered on the land of Messrs. C.
w. &LH Little, in Jefferson county, Va. 1t is
believed that large portion Of the mountain is an
iron deposit. The ore already taken yields about
IS per cent of pure metal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-10

NEAPoLITAN PRNCEss.-The Queen of Naples
has been delivered of a princess, which has been
baptised by Plus TX. Her names number thirty.
two, the first batch being Maria della Grazia Pia
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-10

For THE Observation-Disclosures the steamboat Pasca.
goaa takes passengers to the Regatta from the Lake end of
the PontoharIain Railroad the arrival of the II O'Clock
cars She will land ato at the end Of the Shell Road re-
main there an hour take persons from there also and then
follow the race
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-10

0rs- Mrs. Fanny Kemble Butler was to commence
her readings on the evening of the lst at the San
som Street Hall, Philadelphia.
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OREGON WITHOUT GovERNoR.-Mr. Lincoln,
to whom the office of Governor of Oregon was ten
deTed by Gen. Taylor, has declined
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Costly HORsE.-We learn from the Albany
Atlas that NJ McArdel, of that place, has sold his
demonstrating horse Mac, to gentleman in Phila
delphia, for $1,000.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-10

FRUIT COMMUNICATIONS with the Fair
of the American Institute, at Castle Garden, New
York, this month, will be a convention of fruit
growers, and persons interested in pomolegy.
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AuctIon saIes Thls DAY.

THOMAS J. SPEAR wiz sell at 10Y O'clock at the HoIe
Station, corner Of Common and Rampant "s'-ho"e''
J. E. L. soIoSeN will SELL at 10 O'Clock, at No. So Camp
street, New Furniture,
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90 Bale Peyton left Washington, on the eve.
ming of the 29th ult, to take the steamer for Cha
gres, on his way TO Chill.
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ROMAN PRINTERs.--The printers of Rome are
famishing, The Cardinal Triumvirate have told
them that few hundreds had better starve than
the minds of the whole populace be poisoned by
their productions .,-
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VIEW ANN INTERnsTTNGnWoRKs,

j. H, BECHTt1I 81 CO., 40 Camp st.
NO. l of the BOSTON EDITION OF SHAKESPEARE
THE FORTUNES OF WOMAN: By the Author of
Love in HIGH LIFE By 7, s. Arthur. 80,
MARY EACH; Or The Fulton Street Cap Maker.
MY SISTER MINNIE: By the Author of the Poor
THE MAGIC OF KINDNESS: By the BrotheH May.
Harris Celebrated Cheap shirt De pot
AND
CENTS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
No. Is Camp Street,
Adjoining the City Bank
AM opening, per late arrivals the largest and best as'oFt
L nent Of every kind of
SHIRTS AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
% which would solicit inspection by those pisnshng their
wardrobe The following part present stock all which
manufacture imported direct this house,
Linen Shirts:
1{A eernhe rouhl tnreaai m9ue In nnss{ styIsi
Fine Irish Linen, of various patterns and make.
Muslin and Cotton Shirts:
Finest English Muslin Yoke Neck, finest work
Do DO, do. Is different pstiefnI;
E Ea2 apsdo. S f9 !Rm 154 pllsio 5soms
Do, do. DO. ACE embroidered;
Fine Cotton Shirts, Of every quEhy and style and price.
Muaia Shirt, with CoTsd Linen BO.o', coLars and Wrist
Ha ia CGs'b 5. aR1 G sS9 s Sha2 ls sf
Cotton, Silk and Merino Shirts and Drawers
Lambs Wool Shirts aud Drawersi
French Flannel Wrapper and DraWarsi
L Red and White Flannel Shirts and DrRwsui
Silk UndsrBhrts md Drawers
Gauze MeTno Shirts and DTaWen;
Gauzs Cotton shrtS
Heavy Cotton Shirts;
Club Cotton Shirts, for Clubs and Firsman;
A very dne of Merino Shirts and Drawers
SundrieE:
GLOVES Of Jauvin'a Kid, English Silk woosn, BuokiEin and
CRAVATs and sCARFs Of the richest and newest kiuds;
POCKET HANDKERCHlEFB, Silk and Cambria;
STOCKS Of all kinds SUSPENDERS:
SHOULDER BRACES; PORTE NOMINEES;
MORNING GOWNS; TOOTH BRUSHES;
NIGHT do, CRAVAT STlFFENERS
NIGHT CAPS; 4 HOSIERY Of every kind.
With other articles all Of which sold
other Establishment IN the United States.
os 9dp ISAAC HART, Is Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-10

KENTUCKY STATE CONVENTION State
Convention for remodeling the Constitution of the
State of Kentucky organized on the. LIST inst by
electing Mr.. James Guthrie, democrat, of Louis
vile, President. The vote onhis election stood,
Guthrie So Nixon 43. Mr.. Thomas J. Helm was
chosen SecrefarV.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-10

Red Rivsr ... CREOLE, Reemer, P. M. =.
Red Ripsr ... ALLAHATCHEE, Sweeny 5 r. M
LotsispiLe ........,AB BIER DEEM, Clouds, 5 p NJ
a.. Louis ........ AMERICA, johnson, T. M
Lotiirpils ......... SLIGO NO. 2, Davs, p NJ
Mobils -. JAS L. DAY, Giberson, y ?, NJ CRrs'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-10

PINEAPPLEs IN WASHINGTON CITY,-An e1pe-
rienced gardener at Washington, Mr.. Hewlett, has
succeeded in raising pineapples from the crowns of
foreign fruit thrown into the street and picked up
year ago.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-10

or We thank the officers of the st. Paul for
St. Louis papers,
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Gs- The steamer Hibernia sailed from NewYork
at noon, on Saturday, the 29th ult., with nineteen
passengers for Liverpool, among whom were E.
Christ, bearer of dispatches for France, and VIM.
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AndrewS'S New York Cheap Store,

New Stock of FAN and Winter Goods
WE arc now receiving per daily arrivals, fui and
w complete assortment of the following;
Richly Embroidered French Cambria Handkefohieh'
Plain
Veryshandsome Scolloped Edged :.
IRISH LINENS, all qualities
CHshmereg and Mousseiue de Lainesj ..,,,,r o.,
JEANS. Blankets, QUILTS and FLAhNELSi
EMBROIDERIES and LACE GOODS
Bonnet Cap and Belt RIBBONS;
PLAIN, Satin aud Bute8trng do.
BALLOONS and BLAUlNGls - . -.r q,
Plain Black and COOsed .MERINO SHAWlLSi
WOODEN SHAWLS every variety
Scotch and Birdteye DlAPERSt
Linen and Domestic SHEETINGS, all widths
French CALICOES; "A Turkey Red do;
Mermaok and Fall River PRINTS new Styles
Fine French WORKED COLLARS;
All styles Of Printed DE LANES: -. -
Rich Watersd and Striped POULT DE SOLE
Heavy LUEtrs Black Mattl0nt LUIESIhlN6i
300 dozen Very superior COTTON HOSE;
Grass Linen HANDKERCHIEF; .-...,
Worked JACONETS and Null lNBERTlONSi
MOURNING GOODS, every variety
COatsa's SPOOL THREAD. - 49,.
Together with full assortment Of Cotton Cords Linen
Braids Linen ThTeadH Silk BrBidl and Watch.G
Buttons Pins Needles, Tapes, Stay Bindings SIX, Cotton
and Linen Stay Laess Ladies' Silk and Kid Gloves etc
The above Goods all selected in New ok, at rates
that will enable them to sell ct LOWER RATES than the
ANDREWS NEW YORK CHEAP STORE,
Oot5tf corner Julia and St. Charles streets,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-10

Appointment by the President
Charles r Stuart to be Surveyor of the Port of Aexsn.
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REsIGNAT1oN OF Mr.. CALHoUN,-Th Philadel-
phla American states that private letter. received
IN thai city from Charleston states that intelligence
had just reached there, announcing Mr.. Calhoun's
purpose to resign his seat in the Senate of the
United States at an early day. It comes too far
and too circuitously TO be relied on.
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HATS. GAPS
ALL FANCIEs PLEASED.

have just received, BY very arrivals HATS CAPS
epremium make sueh as gave such
Some Of the
BEEBEE CO..
GENIN, and
LEARY g. co.
Fashions also hand vii compare with my superior
H8ts Of PREMlUM GUTTA PERCHA STlFFENlNG, which
mpervous rain and pefspraon. For
call and my LARGE and WELL SELECTED STOCK of
HATS and CAPS G. ID. BUNCE
og3 directly opposite The Pianersi Hotel
verbatim, give US credit for H.
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FIRE AND MARINE insurance
Union Mutual Insurance Company.

NO 90 WALL ST, NEW YORK,
ENSURES on the Mutual prncple-IoithOut personal
Il tiabhtV-having a Cash Capital paid in Of
500, OOOs
Insurances made against loss and damage by Fire and
Marine Risks, and Risks of Inland Transportation and
Navigation, at the lowest established rates
EB The Profits Of the Business l7tIE be divided BE-.
tl0ssH the Stockholders and the Insured.
TTustees!-
Shepherd Knapp, John Van Neat n W. Merrill,
Paul SpoffoTd, George +. Hardy, EdWg X. Collins,
Albert w, Wight, George Rapelye, Henry II. Munsel,
Richard 2. Buck. G., i. Knapp, Edwin HOyt,
Charles NJ Lsupp, r. A. Robertson, Jas r. Cooley.
J. B. Johnston, Henry Holt P. NJ. WetmOrs,
Moses Taylor, Jno D. Van Buren,, L. H. Brigham,
Jonathan ThOrne, John P. NeEmith. Ferd Suydam, JE
Joseph BOuohaud, II l.. ROUth. Richard Bell,
John ID. HuTlbut, Joseph Fowler, N. H. Wolfe,
Lambert SUydam, Ebert ]. Anderson, A. Seignete, AZ.
Johns TRppan, David Austen, James ID. Fish,
Seth Gr0svenOr, Stephen Allen, Elias b. Brown.
A. G.. Thompson, r. NJ. Lawrence, E. T. Il. GibsOn,
J. ]. KngsfOTd,
LAMBERT sUYDANIs President
JOHN 8. TAPPAN, Vice President
FERDINAND Stage, Secretary.
References:
W. H. Dudley ESQ Bern ard Fallon. ESQ.
r. G. CammaCk ESQ. Aaron Cohen ESQ.
Saml G. Bell, Cashier Canal Messrs Bell & StebbnI,
Bank, e.. Levench u CO.
Messrs. George Foster & Co. MauRsel White & Co.
Coming & &c. Paradise, LawrssOn
Martin q SlOGkwell, u Co
JAMES II, SUYDAM, Agent
No. 74COmmon ST. New Orleans.
ol0 I'm opposite the Office of the Sun Mutual lns Co.
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1000 dozen KID GLOVES.

~ Rec eived To-Day, per steamship Ohio, LA
DIES and GENTLEMEN's KID GLOVES, Of every
color and quality
Aho-GROs D'ALGER and other New Style BON
NET SILKS;
New Style DRESS SILKS;
BONNET RIBBONS, PRINCES and TRIMMINGS
of all kinds
New Shape BONNET FRAMES;
A Fall and COmplere Assortment Of New FANCY
STRAW BONNETS, etc.
All Of which will be sold Wholesale at the Lowest Prices.
O. YALE JR., & 90, ~ Magazine ct.
o. 1w2p between Common and GrayisT.
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~ Meeting of those favorable to the formation OF
Company VOLUNTEERS will be held at the Louisiana Hotel
THURSDAY EVENING the llh inst, at haitpah O'Clock
for the purpose Of Organizing and Electing Officers.
% 81 G. w. SHAW.
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Steamboat Departures This Day

In Chrss Church. Cincinnati ThgIhds{ morning. 9a SutI
Sept by the J. D. Gilaspie MT A. Y .
New Orleans to Miss AMELIA ?. HOWELL Of SoTngon' n.y.
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OF Rev. Howard Malcolm, late President of
Georgetown College, has been elected President OF
Shurtliff College, at Alton, Ill.
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French Language

The Best Opportunity Of acquiring this UsetW
Idiom Is non offered.
Mr. EUGENE EsDRA will his French Evening sss
WI sufficient number Of scholars is obtained
His pup and those wishing his Class invited to call and
their 81.
For further particulars apply his Office, No % Duncous Build
ings Exchange Place
NJ Mr. E. teaches Double Entry BOOK KEEPING attends to
he opening adjusting and closing Of Books in the French and ing
lsh Languages. uct5 I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-10

IHE BRITISH NAVIGATION AcT-Amerioan Re-
clprocity-Ihe action Of the Administration in
regard TO the new Navigation Law of Great Bri.
tain, is looked for with good deal of anxiety BY
the shipping interest. The reciprocity offered
in that act depends upon its acceptance by our Go
yernment and the President is, by an existing law
which has been upon the statute book twenty years
as the settled policy of the country. authorized
to meet the proposition BY issuing his proclamation
at once. Ths act Of May "a, 1928, passed in the
Presidency Of Mr. Adams, when Mr.. CLAW was
Secretary Of State, asserts that when the President
shall have received satisfactory evidence from a
foreign Government that no discriminating duties
on American vessels, produce, manufactures, or
merchandise, arriving in their ports from the
United States or any foreign country he is autho-
rized to issue his proclamation, suspendng and dis
continuing all similar Determinations upon the YES
sells, produce, or merchandise of the same country
the proclamation to continue in force so long as the
exemptions are reciprocal and. no longer. The
British Act of Navigation abolishes these discrim-
nations as to all powers who are willing to adopt
the same policy. 1t goes into efsat on the 18th of
January next Unless the President issues his pro.
elamaton under the statute named, the law will
not be In effect as regards American vessels and
cargoes. The Washington Republic "ventures to
say that the President will not use this power,
but VIII refer the subject entirely to Congress-
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY AND TEA
STORM.

STORM
7 HAVE now on hand large and well selected Stock Fresh
AGROCERIEs, PROVISIONS, TEAS, BUTTER, FINE IL
QUORS, WINES and CORDIALS c. all of which have been
with great care and offered prices any
wholesale retail 40 the city My stock consists
Havana, Laguayra Rio, St Do Lard Whale Oils
mngo Java Manila and Mo Sperm and Olive Oils Nsis
cha COFFEE; Sperm and Adamanune Candsai
Crushed, Powdered, Loaf, Re-lS and TallOw DO.
fined Clarified and Brown ST. Indigo Alum salpstre
CARS; SalsratuS Table Salt
The best Of all kinds of TEAS Vinegar Nolatses
any other importation Potatoes Egg apples Onions
SOAPS Of all kinds Letter aud wrapping Fepsri
FLOUR: LARD; Ifeas Beans
.BACON-Hnms, Sides etc: Msckere; Salmon Goldfish;
supsror Goshen ard Western Herrings CLAIMS Lobslers;
HITTER. Theoretically Scaled Fish
. Englsh Western and Pineapple Prunes Rice Sigoi
CHEESE Tapoca Sarcnss
Granbtries; BuckwheAt tGoiden syrup
Prenared Cocoon. ISugar-heuse Moassea
Spices Of all kinds Castle Soap Starch;
do. |Iamarinds; HOmuvf
Tobacco C1igars Ink. Arrow Pearl Barley;
Blackpg ana BTusbrs. Fulton Market Beef: Candy;
Almonds Cream Nuts Fubers Carts Castor OHi BT3amsi
Pecans Ralsns Curants Pickles hRthuPs and sauces OF
Citron, Canton Ginger al kilA Pipes
Bosom Craskers Soda Biscuit Dates rigs luhbIeT'
WOOdenvVare, Hardware, CFOokery,
other usually kspn Grocery excepting Lquou
" Goods sent to am part Of the city bP mn Wagon
Free Of Charge.
FR- The LADIES are especially invited to call
CHAs. H LISTER, Store 11s Julia ST.,
One door Camp street.
NJ BPartieua attention will paid to keeping very select
articles Of TEA, COFFEE, BUTTER and OILS. olO
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NEW FALL GOODS.

NEW FALL GOODS.
w. NJ. s. D. LAPSLEY, 10 Charities ST.,
BE opening large and rich OF FASHONA
n BILE FAIL GOODS, embracing all the designs and fabrics
Among them
Brucade aud Embroidered Cashmere;
BaTege, for evening and walking dresses;
Rich EmtrOderies, Gloves Ribbons, etc. etc.
Very rich eolored and black Slhs
Silk Muuuilas and Clouks
Rich Plsids for Chidreni
Embroidered and PLAIN Cambria HandkerGhiclsi
OS 6t2p Rich Cravas and SUors for ladies