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~ The schooner Oregon, Captain SYLVIA from
New Orleans, bound to Apalaehicola, put into this
port on the 18th instant with loss Of rudder and
deck load, besides receiving other damage She
tas landed her cargo, and WILL we understand have
. undergo repairs before she can proceed on her
voyage.
The Captain requests us to say, that he feels I'M
gh obligations to Commodore Newton of the
Navy Yard, for his kindness, as well as to Captain
Iottsn, Of The U. S. steamer Water HTtfch, il
towing his vessel up to town, and will ever bear
ia grateful remembrance.
The brig Attakapas, Captain Sartill, we ais,
learn, has been unfortunate on her voyage from
New York 70 this port, having sprung a leak an,
lost her deck load.-P Pensacola Gasette, 229,
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DEATH OF Mr.. BEvAN.-Ke regret to announce
the death Of our townsman Matthew l., Bevan,
gentleman celebrated equally for his mercantile
ability and christian example For many years Mr.
beVan was one OF our first commercial men, a mer-
chant IN the most enlarged sense Of the term
Philadelphia EVeH, Bullsti1, l4tk iast,
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TO CLOSE THE CONCERN.
no The entire Stock CLOTHING aud Gcutlsusn's Fur.
NTSHLNG GOODS al
~ ST. CHARLES Street. under the YeFanda.
The following a limited lst Of articles hand
Black, brown, blue and olive Dress aud Froek Coaisi
Grean drab, gold mixed and brown 6acs and Paleidl4t
E1tra hne dr1b, br1gn and green Boulevard;
Super black and blue black Cl1ih Cinakat
Black and fancy DUeshin Pants;
Plaid, dde-ftpe and fancy Cassmeru and Cloth af
every description
Black and fancy STA aud Satin Vests;
Super embroidered BALL VESTS, and fancy Vests Of egay
style and qaality
Fine linen and Shirt;
MeTino, cotton and silk unierahilta
hisriuo, flannel and cotton DrIwera
Scarfs, Crayas, Gloves, Half Hose,
% Remember @ St. Charles Strcet, IN
Where above purchased AT COST, Until 7Idi
inst, which the balance VI be stock will closed
DC uf1
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NATURALIZATION OF FEMALEs.-Many women
who come from Europe and intend residing perma.
nenty in the United States, think, as they cannot
expect to vote, there is no use Of their becoming
natuTalized but this is a very serious mistake By
the law, the property escheatB to the State, and il
is the duty Of the Attorney General to see that
estates, which would descend to the wife, if she
the year 1915, public nformers could draw the one.
eighth Of property informed of thus seized, but by
change Of the law this is no longer the case 1t is
left in the power Of persons who are at enmiiy
with awidow thus to inform and have her all taken
away. OF course, cases Of this kind are few the
widow is usually allowed to enjoy property unmo-
ested, but she cannot make title to it, and If she
attempts TO SELL or when she dies and her heirs dis
pose Of her estate litigation almost certainly ensues
and on examination the State seizss the property
in dispute Cases Of this kind are constantly oc.
curing; thousands of dollars are thus lost annu
ally, and all women not natuTaliZed should become
so at once.-Ne'O York Tribune.
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NJ The Eastern mail due yesterday. failed
again. which has got to be its habit, 50 constantly.
tAai al arriya u time is the rare exception This
1Ine Che failure Is from beyond Charleston
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G57 The negro boys Israeland john found guilty
at the recent term of Kinds county (NTss) Circuit
Court of poisoning the family of Gen. VIM R,
Miles, were sentenced to be hung on the Sth Of
February
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Mella'N q q

Henry - Go.
Late Henry, Stoddart & Co
50 Canal Street, corner of st. Charles St
d EsPECTFULIY ntnatea to the Ladies Of New Orleans and
IL vicinity that their STOCK OF GOODS very and
select comprising
Rich plain and figured black and colored Silks
Sewed Muslin Robes;
Chidrens Robes Frocks and Frock Bodies, very rchi
SeWcd Muslin and Lace Capes, Collars, etc.
Inserting and Edging Trimming;
Null, Book, Nansuok and Cambria Muslin;
Striped and check Muslnsi
Cashmeres, De Laines, Alpaca Lustres, etc;
Painted Cotons and Gnghams, great variety
Luens and Long Lawns; Cambre handkerchief;
Cotton Shrtings Shegtngs and TowellinRs;
Shawls and Padai Blankets and C0uuterpanes;
Hosiery and Small Wares ETC. tc. d25 On
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~ A letter from Judge Bryant, Of Oregon, to
ATTEND in Indiana, says-it turns out that there are
several good harbors on the coast below the mouth
q the Columbia River, although it has heretofore
been reported an iron-bound coast"
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0G The Niagara Chronicle of the 9th inst. no.
tees a rumor to the effect that fourteen American
sohooners have been seized for smuggling on the
Welland Canal
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- signorina Piniai, the new contIallo in Ma
reizsk's opera troupe in New York, has made a
highly successful debut
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nR. osGooD's INDIA CHOLAdo6UE, Tor Fewer ana
- and Ae, Intermittent and Rsmint FegeTa, and the vauG
forms Of Bilious diseases.
Designed especially 9r The thorough and permanent Of
eases Of bilious climstsa. For sale BY fu"-
j. WRIGHT & CO., 15l Chartres ct
~ Dealers supplied on liberal terms. ans.
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~ Our neighbors yesterday kept up the stream
d Egg-Nog flowing into our Office MURPHY
sent us capaeiOus pitcher, compounded Of the
richest materials, which afforded liberal treat to
al hands-and mouths Friend Murphy, it was
excellent indeed, il couidnot have been otherwise
mixed BY one who knows so well how to do it.
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J. NJ DEPAss will SELL at 10 O'Clock at The corner of Ben
vile and Franklin streets-F urniture.
WIN. DALTON viii sell, u O'Clock at the corner Of jackson
and Rousseau Streets Lafayette-Real Estate
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IN F7ys The Of Pelican, Young Mems sl4z
aLsA Magnolia and Pearl Divisions requested TO ~ q
s55ll assemble at their Hail. the Of Com SSs
Il. Charles streets, WEDNESDAY EVENING" al
O'Clock precisely, proceed body Poydas Church
where Address w delivered
WHITE ?. ii. ". P, Of North America
CHARLES EERGUsoN,1 Committee
d25H ". W MeGARITY SArnBEemsnt,.
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10 The next regular lecture Of Prof Mitchell,
VIII be delivered this evening at the Lyeeum
Second Municipality Hall, and no doubt viii be
attended By large and intelligent audience. Prof.
Mitchell is certainly one Of the most interesting
lecturers We have ever heard; he combines, with a
perfect knowledge q his subject the iare and happy
faculty Of expression and illustration, which rem.
ders il plain and palpable to the most snlpe mind
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THANKs.-W We are indebted to H. p Ensign, or
The mail steamer California, for the Mobile Register
Of Monday morning. We are also indebted to the
mail steamer James L. Day for Mobile papers Of
ihe same day. We received Western papers, for
which the steamer Cincinnatus will accept thanks
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AlRHxiNa oF Tna Sous o. pEEANcH Thsrp !, n
~ puhit nsaiins iha Sons u Tamperuhos as eve, -
81 lhe lsihodhi Episcopal Church corner Of aronde M
Poydra usdaa Philip 8. White, Of Pennsylvania a az.
nguei adro,se 81 The causo, wiz adde's the meeting.
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RErURNED.--The Cincinnati Gazette says that
MI. Clay's man Charles about whose escapes and
returns good deal has recently been said in the
papers, passed down the river on Sunday last, ca
route for Ashland.
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The Lecture proposed 10 be delivered on Iuedy efe I'M
ssh inst postponed WEDNESDAY EvENlNG, ih
g6h ns order accommodate those who paaie Of the social
fies of Chri,tmas d9s ]. BALDWIN, President
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no DR. BBAKEs Celebrated AROMATIC BTTTERB. Tor
9racng the system and giving tons g the Stomach and Dga
Orgnns-and a certain remedy for DYSPEPSIA.
F- Price Seyenyye Cents per Bottle. Prepared BY
Blake, M D. New York, and sold only in New Orleans No
streel. M Ina
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Ma. FLENiNs's READINe--Alr Fleming was to
have read Hamleta at the Hisirionio Hall last
evening. But as every body was engaged in the
festivities Of the season, the reading is postponed
until tomorrow evening.
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70 Jos. W Jackson is the Democratic candi
dais 81 Congress IN the Savannah (Geo) district
inplaoe Of T. Butler King, resigned
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AeaoAA kHEATRH-Last .hirhi II Mr. ChGRfran.-
eiaa proves himself good in egeY character that he
ala last night he brought down the house again aud
Aa y ms eaIlia pedormafoo This evening have, for
"a ine p this city the exciting drama of Three Years
Ai beng sequel TO the g NIystodss and BIisefes Of
new OH Also, the play of Don Caesar de Bazan, -
aga ne aushieimoyine farce ofthe Spectre Bridegroom.
f. CHARLEs THEATRE.-Tlis evening viii be presented
~ drama Of Gaolielie, Night IN the Basdle p afte
which TIE comic opera Of de Spoiled Child - to be fol
lowed BY Musical Clio BY the Heron Family and viii con
clnde with the farce ef the Dumb Belle.''
PLACgBE's THEATRE.This evening viii be presented III,
farce of iha Dnmb Bsllei'' 70 be followed by Grand Di
By tie Ballet corps after which the farce Of tA,
7eeiof; then another DiVests1mei IN which the who,
- hs Ballet uoupe win appear Toeonclude with the petit,
nraIa OK Kate kpamey.N
PalAREuK's PAaoEAMA.-If you have not visited this
rs'aa''ioni 50 to-night 10 re Annoy Han
Norrr-iqfs rEnH CRors.-Tha iine company efeqnes-
a greeted asl evening va the lalssst audience Of
$50 never have We asaa ui1ld del ehoi people than
admnei De fine acts q boIzansushp Of Sweet
ad ihs hesl 0fFdsfss On isnghsl at she merry JOKES
l1iass 81 that langhisI. provoking. merry shaking
Las 70 thoas Of our readers 10 quest Of amuss-
aae W q lsa Plaee where hey eoad spend an eve
f.
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lMmGRANTs.-Eleven hundred and si1ty-sx
stssrage passengers arrived at this port yesterday,
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CASH SILK GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
.Nnl.allnm14

Beautiful and Extensive Collection OF
ANIMALS 81 PRESERVATION BOOKS
For the HOlydays,
Is complete. The catalogue ready, and 10 Offering he
attention Of the Publc, proper remark hai be
passed in this city any particular and iHl ne Prices "A l0v
10 any other city, 3. N. NORMAN Bookseller,
dll 2pu 10 Camp street
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AT ONE HALF THE USUAL PRIoEsi
At NORMAN'S, 10 Camp areet.
LADIES' AND GENTLEAIEN's WRITING CASES,
NE PLUS ULTRAs,
ENVELOPE AND NOTE CASES,
ILLUSTRATED POETS. GAMES, PUZZLEs, ETC.
d2i 2neodtial
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cHEAP NAV GoOns FOR THE HoLIDAYs.

n NJ SIMPSON No rs Chqrtres street offers for the APP
" preaching Holidays large lot Of cheap DRY GOODS;
Good CALlCOES, new patterns, at "a cents yard;
Yard wide fine at 10 to l21S -;
large lot OF Plaid MOUssELINEs DE LAME, at
10 cents
A large lot ofsuperine French CASHMERES DE LAME
and REPS DE LANE, Of various kinds, at S0eents;
English and French MERINOS, low priced;
A large lot Of cheap WOODEN SHAWLS;
Cashmere HANDKERCHiEFS for the neck;
Madras e. for the head;
Cheap pocket -, etc., ETC.;
A large lot Of cheap MANTILLAS Of Black Silk, neatly
trimmed
TT An Of the above goods, and many more are offered
at the present tune at very low prices. DIS 2dp3t
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~ The Anniversary Uraton will be deliverd before this Society
THUReDAY, hhLpaat O'Clock NJ in the Lyeeum Room
Of the Municipal Hall, by HARRY T. HAYS ESQ., The pub
lie respectfully invited attend by order Of NJ H. HUNT
President d2s J. L. MATHEWsON, Secretary.
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PREsENTl

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS,
OF A SUBSTANTIAL NATURE.
VHOSE on the look out for handsome and durable pre-.
sens for the holydays are respectfully invited to ez.
anime the stock al 20 Camp street Besides the usual variety
OF PAPER HANGINGS, and BORDERS, UPHOL-
STERY ARTICLES and CARPETING, they will
find MATING, (cOlOred and white.) OIL CLOTH, (Or
floors and tables , BObinet and Muslin CURTAINS and
all kinds of Curtain Stuiis and Trimmings together with
Recumbent Chairs, superb Rocking Chairs, Spanish
Armed Chairs, carved Sewing Rockers, easy
Antique Chairs, rich; Gothic Chairs, " some 20
Cottage, Rosewood, Mahogany and Black Walnut Paror
Chairs FoosOOs Iron and Wood Office Chairs, etc
All the little etceeras for trimming Beds and Windows and
decorating rOoms from Administer Carpet and Gold Papers,
down to articles Of less pretensOns always hand and
be purchased reasonable terms at the Upholstery and
Paper Hanging Establishment of
JOSEPH ETTER, 20 Camp street.
N.B-Spnng MATTRESSES, Hair and Mos do. and Feather
Beds made to ORDER and Upholstery work and Paper Hang
ing executed.
P. s." Benedict can here certainly propitiae the smiles
of his Ladye Love, and LotharO may find to his adj
vantage to make present OF Of the articles above
named. dA til
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prt,okN DIVISION No l. at Pelican Hall, eoHsy Of Com
mon and 81 CHARTS sireets as hatpast O'clock.
OCEAN DIVISION No b % upy Hall MqTigny Bpddings,
Third Municipality at hall-nasl O'Clock. a.
MfseissPp VALLEY DIVISION. No. 3, at Unity hHia Ma
ronVis Buildings Third Municipality, at haltpastl 2.
JEFFERSON DIVISION No. u, q Hreiiias AZ hali'p0Atf.
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PENsmmTO Merchants, Accounts
Norman's Book and Stationery establishments,
b. M. NORMAN, 0'~S 90


Is NOW RECEIVING his large and complete stock for The
which he offers the City County trade pgcsa
As LOW As my OTHER HOUSE IN THIS CITY-and
the quality and style Of The stock warranted to be superior every
respect 99s 2pu
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shakespearean Readingh, ~ ufatrionic
HAIL.
NTE. W. "A. FLEMING, rum the Broadway hlairai NeWfurt
III AID other principal Theatrts throughout e uusd bea
epocuy That he will read ne cecpatad traSrdy OF
''HAMLEr"
on THURSDAY EVENING, December ~ and the Tragedy Of
T Door open O'Clock. Reading commence al hapast g.
| ~ Tickets One Dollar. d2l
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WAsHINGToN NATIONAL MoNUMENT.-The
Board Of Managers Of the Washington National
Monument have appointed Daniel Douglass, Esq,
Of Maryland, Agent for the District Of Charleston
South Carolina, for the purpose Of aiording the pat
riotc citizens Of that district an opportunity Of con
course oil erection at the seat Of Government
We venture to recommend Mr.. Douglass TO their
confidence, and feel assured that every citizen Of
Charleston win, with their characteristic berality
eheeriuly contribute towards this noble work
National Ijlfelioeueer
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Guinness 81 CO.
IL CAMP STREET,
DEALERS IN
Fine Fancy Articles, Gold Pens, &c.,

Fine Fancy Articles, G0ld Pens, &C.,
HAVE open carefully selected choice
IL FANCY ARTICLES suitable for PRESENTS consisting in
part, Of
Rich Fans; Porte Monuaiei; Card Cases. Desks
Music Boxes Opera Glasses; Papeteries; Purses;
Dressing Gases; Bouquet Holders; Reteules; Canes;
Work Boxes; Glove Boxes; Fine Albums; Games;
Accordeons; Jewel Cases; Odsur Boxes; Dolls;
Portfolios; Needle Books; Curiosiues; Vases;
&c. &C. &C. &C.
We have also open a full stock Of
Combs, Brushes and Perfumery,
Gent 5 Furnishing, Travellers and Sporsmen's Goods
UIN NESS q co.
Dealers in
Fine Fancy Articles, Gold Pens, &C.
d13 2ptf IL CAMP STREET.
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HAMLET"
~ THURSDAY EyENNG December ~ and the Tragedy Of
T Doors opsnsi o'clock. Reading to commence At hatPasts
~ Tickets One Dollar d2l
CANTON GRAPES AND SILKS,
Per ship samuel Russell. from Canton, at Ns'gYoFk
ID. II. SCGllTGlI g. Co.,
No, ? oHARTREs STREET,
"A NE IN Figured asfl silks 81 inches i' vide
!, Plaia eolo9d Gt5r - q i9g 81 wee
p above mn sntrey new DWrss tssoas and very de
able. The importers write that the whole cargo was sold IN
RICH DRY GOODS
For HOEyGJOgy Presents,
At Greatly Reduced Prices.
n M SIMPSON, 2s Chartrss street, offers fog
Day Goods suited ior Presssais EMS '''''S
B Bsin s : 4FISi b t9F PGFfaiffSSt.
Extra Damssk Broch6 do;
Rich Brqeade, Glaeee and Figured slIKs-asy styles
High Coored Plaid and Striped Silks, cheap-for Chdrens
Tartan, Scotch Raw slks--for Chldrens wear;
satin striped Black silks, 7. ID. soies, hoiledi
Kan Kan. S sY5d s s s1t DT aT Na0o..
| GAsHMEREs3 and MQUssELlNE DE LANES;
Paris silk CashmeresTpew designs;
,MoUssELfNE DE LAINEs-zA large assortment of
all styles and prices which will be Offered very low prices,
to close out the stock OF sas PR'We hs season.
Rich Embroidered Canton Grape Shaws Of all cOlO-fFOm
Cashmere and Thibet Wool shawls-superine;
Long and square fine Seo!eh Lambs Wool shAwls;
Black and COlored Silk shaws
Embroidered Pocket 'HANDKEiRCHIEFs-Iow priced
Fancy CYL yiIHiAitSSiDtiiKsE3RcHIEFs-l the neck;
! MANtfiLfAs,. -MANTTiLLETTEs, vIsITEs and
! FRENCH CLOAkS-A large assortment Of Paris Cloaks
Mantlas, Manhlettes and Vtes, colored and black, OF
Satin de Chine, GTos de Rhne-embroidered richly and va
nous trimmings d24 81
COLORFD MATTTNGs.
~ PIECES 5 a Checked CANTON MATING
200 do Al & "a White do do;
All of very superior quality, just received,
- CaFpeting-
TapesIY r Wilton and Brussels CARPETINGi
super extra line and fine Ingram do
Rugs Baizes; great variety Of Door Mats Spanish Mat
i ungs etc. ETC.
Three feet TO twenty -four feet wide, Of the best and Ornar
Qualities ept to suit any sized ROOM and put down at shoI
notice Also, Table Oh Cloth, new and remarkably beauu
CII1TTENDEN s. CAMERON,
d2i Ct IS Chartres and n Customhouse SIS.
HYDE a. GOODRICH,
No. is Chartres street,
to Offer for sale, their old stand, the most complet
assortment of Firearms
in the country, manufactured expressly for them, with all the
modern Improvements, and warranted free from defects
FOwItng Piecesi
Heavy Deer Guns Double Rifle and Shot Guns
Dueking Guns, Mississippi Rifles,
Plantation Guns, Increase Twist Rifles
Boys Guns Bartlett's Rifles.
Colts Repeater Der7ineer's Pistols
Colts Walker Repeatens, Belt Pistols,
Implements.
stsrsseiy,si Walker, and C9T,fi Cans, w,
Pd,S Sisl' F IlI Deus nesaa Eiasue 'uh "ad'
Baldwins ian Wads Shot Pouches. ds4
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For tbe EEOEyeJGys.

For the EEOEyGJgyS.
THOs. L, WHITE,
No. 53 Canal Street,
OFFERS great variety Annuals illustrated Works and
Fancy Articles, among which are the tolowingi
Annuals for 1850.
Leaflets Of Memory Odd Fellows Oaerngi
Sacred Annual; The Snowflake;
Gems Of Beauty Scenes from DE Life Of Our
Gem Of the Season; The Women Of Scripture
Friendships Oheringi Offering Of Friendship
Floral Works
Floral Dictionary by Mrs,WHi Lady,s Book Of Flgwsrsi
American Flora volsi The Flowers Of Poetry and the
Floral Year, BY Mrs DlnnieHi Poetry Of Fiowgui
The Language Of Fowers illustrated Botany.
Beautiful Illustrated POetical Works.
Poets Offering BY Hale Longielows Poeca Works.
Leaves from American Poetry Bryans Poetira Works
Reads Female Of America Wilss Poetcal Works;
M0ores Irish Melodies folio ed Moore, Shelley, How He.
Poets and Poetry Of America mans sigourey, Cooke,
Illustrated Shakespeare vosj spaf5s Lie washington 1sy
Pictorial Hist Of England Burkes Life and Cores, vols
Prescottb Works, vos.; Lord Basons Works, vols
HAlams Works, vols.i Encyclopedia Americana 10 '.
Bibles and Prayer Books.
Rapers' Illuminated Rble Wainwrghrs rd Prayer Book;
Buffers Humid Bible antique; Church and Family Bibles vel
Bakers Comprehensive omm yet aad other superb bindings
Arabian Nights 500 hne dngii ras Juvenile Tales 20 vo
Evenings at Home HaIpeuf Boys and Girls Library
Robin Hood Gham1erss Miscellany
Swiss Family Robinson Fairy Book;
ReFsuin's Chldrens Friend; Abbot'H Histories;
Tales Of Grandfather, yoAi Boys, Girls and Chids Own
Philosophy Of sport; Appls,ons Series Of Juveniles;
Readings IRON Scott Pictorial Lives Of Napoleon La.
HierogyPhie Biblei syeie, Washington etc, etc.
Mother Gooss's Melodies AuRi ktys storisB
BsF5sads Early Lessons; 5f5sd.atlsT's Stories
Fancy Articles.
Writing Deks silver Ivory Shell Gard Gases Velvet end
Ivory Needle Boxes Papr Maehs Albums aud POroloa
Tablets, Porte Monuaes Fancy inEsand Gold and Silver Pens
etc. etc. d2l Up
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Positive Cure

n5- TIE Only Depot for the Sale Of DALLEY'S OL,.,,
and ONLY GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA TttiissAi
No, l5l Ciaryss n2,H'
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1S5O................1S 5O.................1s so.
PLANK BOOKS FOR THE NEW KEAR.-The
- subscriber is ready execute all orders for superior
BLANK BOOKS. Specimens Of his work, exhibited for
time past have elected the highest encomum from the
Merchants and the City Press.
All ORDERS executed with dispatch, and the work
warranted to be superior in every particular and Prices
low any other house in this city.
to A full assortment of first class BLANK BOOKS on
hand. COMMERCIAL PRINTING in the best style Of
the art. B. NJ. NORMAN, Statoner,
d24 tf-1tW 2dp Is Camp street.
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LOUISIANA COUNCIL, No /, at Temple Hail. Musson Bu
ings, No. 12 Royal street, at halfpast O'clock
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Masonic Dinner.

WMIIHD Mn8OnIc UImmers
go II The Committee who have oEes ior sale will pleas
report the number sold 10 D. /. RICARDO at his office Of
6 Gfauer street, early Wednesday, 25h instant;
desire participate thu Dinner will please for
ward purchase their tickets previous said time order
number who with dine may Be known that day BIehe
will ao hand the Of such they desr
to invite. 6AML. G. RISK, }
u. /. RICARDO, ; Committee.
d2S WIN B. HAYDoN,S
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-26

This ended the first meeting of the newly formed
Jockey Club, and under auspices that bid fair to rem
der its meetings both profitable to the proprietor
and an agreeable source of amusement to the public
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-26

ONO SENATR.-The election for Speaker Of the
Senate of Ohio, is as obstinatey contested as that
Of Speaker in Congress- The democratic Senator
from Hamilton county being permitted to vote, the
parties stand Is democrats and is wings. On the
10Th instant, they had fortysfoUr ballots without
an election. On the first two or three ballots, one
of the candidates voted for himself and the othel
voted blank but shortly after both came up to the
mark, and each voting for himself the ballots were
uniformly Is to Is, and SO are likely to be for
long time to come.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-26

lust RECEIVED, per ohio,' lew Of COLTS and ALIENS
y REV0LvERs,
Aiso-A few choice Gnns and Ridesi
Powder FlHsks Shot Pouchesi
Dram Fasks, &C.
GUINNESS g. co.
Dealers On FINE FANCY ARTICLES, COLD PENS Sc.