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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-08

CREsCENT CITY HVTEl,.

CORNER CUSTO.uHO USE and FRONT SITS,
WILL be opened Tor the reception of BOARD -
w ERS on Wednesday, January ., 1873. Wei klF.s.f
FURNISHED K o o NJ for Families and Single IiIs
gentlemen. TABLE-the best the market will afford
The above establishment has been but By lhe propneOr,
expressly for the accommodation OF city aud transient Board
II Is OF the healthy and airy situations the
c and no pains viii bespaed TO render those who may stop
with him comfortable.
EyV Faithful and attentive Servants
TERhs-as reasonable as any establishment of the kind in
The city llal dA MMl u. ALEN ANnEk. Prnnrialnr-
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TEXAS AND SANTA FE.-Gov Bell sent mes
sage to the Texas Legislature on the 26Ih ult 1t
contains the following passage:
l therefore recommend that the Executive be
authorized to send to Santa Fe, if the necessity
for doing so should continue exist military force
sufficient 10 enable the authorities TO execute the
laws of the Stale in that part of the terrtory-with-
out reference TO any anticipated action of the Fed
erai Govefnment, or regard TO the military power
of the United States situated at Santa Fe and l.
make this recommendation with more freedom be-
cause canRot conceive that measure of this
character will, or ought toi give rise to any dis
tuTbances In our relations with the Federal Gov
eminent. The right of Texas to enforce her jnris-
prudence is not perfect in the county of Travis
than 1t is in The county of Santa Fe; and If the
employment OF the necessary force to enable her
exercise that right over a refractory population
should produce collision with the Federal authori-
tea, the fault will not be hers She will stand ex.
oneraled in ;he judgment OF just men, from all the
fearful consequences which may result frem such
q conflict.
10 suggesting to the Legislature the proprieiy of
authorizing the Executive TO send military force
to Santa fe, am not unmindful OF the increased
peeuniary hurlhens which the exercise of the au-
thority will impose upon our present tax-payiDg
citizens. trust, however, that the necessity OF
carrying into effect measure of this sort NAV be
averted. IL The difficulties encountered in cur
efforts TO extend the jurisdiction Of the State over
that portion of her Territory, have resulted FROM
tardiness of action the part of the Federal au.
thorilies, rather than from deliberate design dc
us wrong. land II may be ascFibed to that cause,
| we may stiil encourage the hops that sense Of
magnanlmity and justice will induce her, upon be-
ing advised of The course We intend 10 pursue il
driven TO it, TO adopt such measures as will super
sede the necessity of mourning this expense but
| the indulgence of this hope should not prevent
your action upon this subect-such action may ac-
celerate-it cannot retard the issue and adjustment
| of the question
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WnDoAr NEAR MAYsvILLE.--A wildcat was
killed in Charleston Bottom, 81 miles below Mays
vile, on Christmas day. Before she was killed
she whipped all the dogs that We're set upon her.
The Eagle says her length was feet 10 inches
from the tip of the to the tip Of the tail-the
latter only 4 inches long. Her weight was 10
pounds. Her teeth were full three-fourths Of an
inch long. This is the irst animsl Of the species
seen in the neighbcrhoOd for more than ten years.
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REMOVAL FROM OFFIcE.-Mr. John F. Bacon
who has been for eight years past American Consul
at the Bahamas has been removed, and Mr. L. B.
Giraffe appointed in his stead
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
NJ. BARNETT a. co.
E[gSfh5Og1egzEp (y0EEs5anD

Gentlemens' Outfitting Establfshment
No. I3 Camp street and No. ~ ST. Charles. :
UNDER THE vERANDA HOTEL.
llE Subscribers enter the field Of competition with large
and elegant assortment OF all The new styles Of Fashion
are prepared to sell at.... WHOLES.9LE OR RET.AIE
E Weguarantee Clothing TO be made as well as II tn
order by the most fashionable taors and our corps Of CUT
TERs are not TO be exceed in point of and skill BY any
In the United States. Our New York House exnfeeiv
established for the purpose OF manufacturing Clothing ony
adapted the New Orleans Trade. We particularly invite
Merchants and Cohiers examine our STOCK at No n
Camp street before purchasing elsewhere AT our St
Charles street Store will be found very desirable
assortment of HOSIERY such Silk Menno and Cotton
Under Garments Crayas, Scars and handkerchief: Cot
ton, Wool and Silk Halfhose; Bnckskin, Kid and SIk
Gloves; and IN fact every article appeaInng to gentle
mans wardrobe M. BARNETT & CO.
dl3 I'm IL Camp street and q St Charles st
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hl2 S. G. sATCHELL. Peoples Bill Poster.
=, sT0RAGlE|i STORAGE.

z 1RLEANs WAREHOUSES, .iiagazine street. inst
~ abope Jsd, and on FOHesr street. betoeeR julia and
" Joseph The subscriber beg leave To inform hs friends
ae recent improvements laid in portion OF his principal
haehouse, expressly Tor the storage OF coffee making il
very pest Marehouse in the city His price for storage will
O te same as last season, VIZ &c. bag month"; He
also room tor the storage of every description Merchandise
say the bulk of 5000 barrels, which will always be taken al
the lowest rates. ~ -
~ Tobacco and other merchandise baed and repaoked
In.Ll srrl L
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A Ham Hrr.-The Albany Duichman perps-
irates the following hard hit at tobacco eheys,.
"a chemist in New York has Just iay.ss-s : .@o-
s,ituse for tobacco, which viii .ee. sapef.
ssds the weed. as il i jr's' A-Asy' ana geed
deal ehsansx.n
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CHEAP PAPER BLANK ROCKS Ann sTA
IIONELiN. ~ No 81 C.a.lLP .SIlR EEI,


CHEAP EAr,, P!APER BLANK BOOKS AND STA
IIONEhH ...4t No 81 CAMP STREET
E subscribers respectful return thanks to Their numerous
ronage heretofore bestowed upon them and IAlsESa,
would respectfully solicit its continuance hav ,s.sszT
ing s now on hand tq and complete stock of fgAslE
every article ~ their line DAILY RECEIVING FRESH
p SSfpiEs Their heir present stock consists part of the io
BLANK Journals C@sh d1nf Invoice voice Ae
e3aht current Record and Receipt Books of all sizes and
COPYING LETTER PREssEs-Wih Books and every
pr thlgg al4g eom2lete-of different sizes and qualities.
Of every description Bills OF Exchange Notes, Drafts
CHGK B06&EsaioTna EEai oTaffy al e solvent Bank, and Rankin.
STEEL EEs1Of every manufacture; choice selection
PAPERmof every descfiphon-Engish, French and Amer
lNhS:mBlaek Blue and Red; also Copyngan extensive
IIiNyKsTANDS--or all known kinds.
Wafsr feng StgsM way 9uls India Rubber Lead Pencils
Bh BaSf nes % Pend Pend SISa sSRG BoSs s 81 Letter CP pm Files
tiers, Memorandum Books Diaries etc etc. " "i'i '''
JOB Printing NSG'6f ofFcG FFFs ANT ASN3TF5PTE R6GE pnrDv
in the same building, are prepared IN eHacnte oJ c
Eng or bining IN superior style and al sucb nriee as
''''''' ''' u ''is 'GtfFssiS CoRsoN g. APNsrpoNo
SIS 9anl % Camp street. New Orleans
NOTICE TO SUGAR PLANTERs-W -Wrogg1tond
from % to s. ALs6fwS Vegcss Sl s9rtsd = TsrTT s1ef
SUGAR SUGAR Reiers-S6x22 and s6xS4 inches, viii itI
d6 and&W j. Y. DE EGANA, Il Bienyiiee len sHe Sy sf
DEIElED DPEACHEs-Recevingp per ships Union and
z bbs peeled DRIED PEACHES;
g boxes English Dairy GHEEsE;
g sSsSs S6Ts sHPEfEqT EsFRp9 G9SHEN SHIN BUTTER;
& & sss ssssi sSI.,' E'';h j nucRRENAhHER2hF cRREAHRh
ds 70 hsBizYMosD ARalrAcp, Fl Il cssS isls :, t.
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lHE pro AND THE cos.--Tbe Baltimore Patriot
commences its second notice Of the Message thus
"A careful perusal OF this paper more than con-
firms the highly favorable opinion we formed Of II
on first hastily reading it. The STYLE Is simple
clear, direct not wanting in grace, and with no
other ornament than the subjects treated Of reauird
II is General Taylor all over. No unnecessary
words no stTaining after effect equivocation in
its language. All who read it understand what he
means and what he intends. The principles Of the
Message sound as the style is clear in which
they are expressed That they will be approved bv
every one, not be expected unless the spirit Of
party shall lose that rancor which, il mani
tests itself in much of the opposition the present
Administration, allows of no commentator when
political opponent is spoken Of But that the
people, independent Of all party ties, and moved
only with love OF country. and admiration for those
who have faithfully and ably served it, will approve
OF the principles Of this Message, il is not to be
doubted, any more than their virtue and nelli
gence, and the ultimate wisdom Of their decision"
The Columbia Is. CO. Telegraph has also read
the same Message twice, with the following very
different effect:
"a more thorough and careful perusal Of Pfesi-
dent Taylor's Message induces to think worse
OF IT than our first impression. We then thought
il negdtiUeky-we now think it positively bad and
from its close would not be astonished were the
old General aspiring follow in the footsteps Of
Gen. Jackson, in the days Of the Force Bill The
threat is latent ambiguity" of course but if
the closing paragraphs Of the Message mean any
thing, they mean that. We should like to see him
try the experiment Of coercng the Southern States
into remaining in the Union after the compromises
of the Constitution, and their chartered rights had
been trampled under foot. In fact, we can find in
that most meagre Message much TO condemn, and
nothing heartily to approve--exeept its breUfty-
and if it had been shorter still it would have been
better for the reputation Of It's author. Those who
have hitherto put their in the Southern Presi-
dent their forlorn hope against Northern aggres-
sion must now confess that they have leant on a
broken reed"
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THE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS and SHIP
fERS called to the Brooklyn Brc-pr0gt Warehouses
al te FONT opposite New Orleans for the receipt of PRODUCE
from the West and AerchaMd,ss from the North, intended
Ior e-slpmen Having 1850 feet frontage on the River
with whaves in front Of the Warehouses by which goods
are Immediately conveyed, without drdgage exposure 20
he neaeT ample viii be found for the discarrng Of
STEAMERS and loading OF SHIPS. Charges fixed at very
9N Ias Gas per tari and every accommodation Offered to
fldns IN me CITY and Shippers in the Upper Counry-
Of the Atlantic Dock. of New York, ~
Persons interested in the
ea 70 ylsll the premises Office Gf .HagaziRe and
Lafayette streets, Ncto Orleans. ~
r. J. CASEY. Secretary.
Stanton 4 Co., II. +. NicbOls = iolj o., ~
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CARRIAGES. ETC.

CARRIAGES, ETC.
CARRIAGEs77 s77CARRIAGEs-The ThesubsCribers have
~ now on band large and weLseected aso y Jw1s p
me msni d OdGhARRIAGs 4. RI and constantly A
gg rom me best Northern Manufactures, every 2E-X-
ca "''".' 4. WoobRGFF W5S5d e IF Z Go ESc US
New ORLEANS CARRIAGE wARfEhf0tTTsE, fEftT
CarSses Ses; anil = a@a u Gragier street
on hand. For sale low for cash approved pa es1
Springs, Axles Lamps, Bands Cloths Leather I,os and
Vanish. [anS 6md&WI L. w HALE & TuM. f''u
ETmn9X TnS y XA4L1,6oLLoUIsIAHIA \ a I CARRIAGE REPosT-
STREEETS, Rear Of the ST. Charles Hotel-H r. -fs+
street, to the above establishment will keep Constantly ON
hand large and complete assortment of CARRIAGES, Of
feet style, many OF which were originated and built expressly
ior tne patrons OF tins establishment Purchasers invited
where niS 6md&W
-, CARRIAGE NANUFACTORY,
HE Patronage that has been extended to us SO very be
street, has induced US lie Ys1 asi sS@@e1 nm Gi to @
ag Is We Ssy one Of
,9 & go S0 IN the Southern Country and are prepared
build any style Of Carriage order aud guaranty them two
an ever s % efg&EP MS arS S Rsf nS
can restore them almost to their original beauty and duab
qad s' B aANb aiS StSR CAR r.
hlhSESi which VIII he sold low. Old Carriages taken in
ng adS SEW iE M invite b The attention M hO;e want
at ManHiaetOry and Repository and nudge for themselves
at the corner Of (IRApLER and CAR RONDET EFT SIS
next door TO the Otce Of the Commercial Water Works rear
of the st, Charles Hotel, New Orleans ~ '
noyl2 6md&W MATTHEWS & DENMAN.
TO OCALIFORNIANs, PLANTERS & DRAYMEN
l. with Flies, SIS; India Rubber Goods; -
saddles from 81 to IS; Harness, all complete, a4A
at 81 per set; PaekSaddles, 80; Haers 25 \A43k5
cents; blacksmith Bellows and Anyis; Horse GEssz5
and Mule Shoes Most of these Goods will be sold at less
than half their usual prices.
Philadelphia DRAYS of ali sizes.
Goyernment WAGONS, and a yariety of other GOV
ERNMENT GOODS: y ~
:, large assortment of Eastern manufactured CLOCKS
For sac at 80, No. 10 GIROD STREET,
Wm LnzOl SECOND door from Commerce,
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ARRESTS FOR CUTTING TELEGRAPH WIRES
The repeated interruptions in The telegraph wires
between New York and Halifax, on the arrival of
| the Cunard steamers, and their subsequent myse-
rious connection, effected without the aid Of any
person in the employ Of the company, excited strong
suspicious that swndlng speculators were the cause
Of the difficulty. A secret survey Of the line was
accordingly made on Sunday, the 10th ult., at ST.
| Johns, New Brunswick, and a place was discov-
cred where the wire had been cut, and piece of
cord tied TO the Two ends TO prevent their falling
| the ground. watchman was stationed at this
spot, and after waiting several hours, he had the
good fortune to nab the scoundrel in the act of
| taking eff the cord and re-connectng the wires.
| He was Immediately arrested and underwent an
examination at the police office, the l7th at St.
Johns, and after lengthy investigation, was COM
mitted to jail take his trial for felony the Court
of Oyer and Terminer TO be held in that city next
month"; His name is James Anderson.
On his way to, and while in the watch-house, he
confessed to having been al the same work the week
before as he had been detected at and that he was
well paid for it, as there were parties who did not
mind four or FIVE hundred or even thousand pounds
to have their ends accomplished and if he was sent
TO the pentsniary he would go there at the rate OF
three or four hundred pounds year.
On examining his person, a letter was found in
his pocket, which he had written in the watch
house, apprising Mr.. Till of his having been g nab
bed at last" and requesting him 10 come ard SET
him. From this letter, and from facts and doeu
ments which have since been discovered, there i
no doubt of the identity of some of the parties il
New York, who have been aiding and abetting il
this nefarous business and it is believed that som
clue has also been discovered to a party at a dis
tance, who is equally guilty in The affair
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CHRISTENING ExrRAoRDINARY.-The follow
ing notice from the St. Louis Union is cufious,
and may furnish clue to the opinions Of that print
about Bentonism and anti-Bentonsm. 1t may be
well to remark that the Of the Union on the
Benton difficulties, has been singularly wavering
and uncertain:
"Baptised, Christmas Day, 1919, in Christ
Church of this city, by the Right Rev. Bishop
Hawks, of the Diocese Of Missouri for the Episco-
| pal Church, Thomas Hart Benton, infant son Of
Nathaniel and Mary Ann Blackstone. The father.
| of old Maryland--the mother, daughter oi
old Virginia-fguratively may this young and ten
der scion become the mighty tree Of liberty, and
bear up, in bold relief, the Bible unolded to the
word-the American Constituton-the star-span-
gled banner-and American eagle, ever Tapping
his wings and growing! The hand that made us
is Divine and withered be that power, whether al
home or abroad, who dare desecrate these sacred
fruits, emblems of American liberty. May young
Benton become statesman and patriot worthy Of
the llusrious Senator whose name it is designed to
honor; who, with the eye of an eagle, catches the
first emotions of the storm brewing in the distance
and, immortal Jackson like, when patriotism is
called in requisiton, fears no consequences stands
erect and grapples with its devouring elements for
constitutional liberty and union and with enemies
at home or abroad, small great, bears down with
power, with no other weapons but those of truth
and soberness, putting his and his country's enc
mics to flight, coming out of conflict with flying
colors, conquering and to conquer May his name
and his fame never die who solitary and alone, put
that bail in motion -
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VIE subscT1ber respectfully invites the patronage OF
Il the TRAV YELLING PUBLIC, confident that mi
he can supply the OF the Transient Vers TO s.
Montgomery as well as any Of his competitors. Those
who going to- returning from the North, obtain
MEALS HouRs, suit the arrival and departure of
the railroad cars and steamers. fine four hore OMNIBUS
constantly IA attendance, 10 convey and from the
boats to the cas, Tree OF charge The accommodations
equal 70 other establishment in the town, aud, bning
reduced rate, Oer additional inducements the travelling
public The best Stewards Cooks and Servants ore engagsd
ant and agreeable.
an2O d& WI O. A. ABERCRONBrF.
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MORE OF THE BosToN TRAGEDY-We find
the following article in the Boston Herald:
We learn that DR.. Alex. Houston called at the
house OF DIR. Parkman the day or day after hiu
disappearance, and was informed by member o
Dr. P.'s family that he had left the city and would
not return for several days Our readers can draw
their own inference. 1t will be remembered thai
during the excitement attendant upon the arrest OF
Prot Webster, charged with the murder of DR..
Parkman, it was stated that the Professor had re-
ceived from Mr. Sawin large quantity of grape
vine cuttings 1t was at first reported that these
were bundles of faggots to be used for the purpose
OF kindlng fires, etc, but when the nature of the
wood became known, 1t was supposed that the Pro
fessor had merely ordered them to be sent to his
laboratory for some chemical experiment 1t has
since been ascertaned, by burning flesh with grape
vine cuttings, that the eRuUia as entirely concealed
This is important discovery in science, and NAV
or may not have been known to the Professor.
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Just received ex ship Euphema and for sale in bond by
n33 W0T.EE Gr,,ja.
THE PEOPLE's BILL FOSTER.

S. C. S.4TCHELL.
/ STAND ALONE, and am still candidate for the peo
PIES BILL POSTING. Thankful to those who eot
elected and those WHO did not for the liberal patronage they
gave me- would wish to inform them and an the world in
general that ready all hours to post heT bills or dis
tribute them Orde left the following places VIII be at
Tended 70 Crescent Office 93 St Charles street, billiards. OF
nee 70 camp street; Delta Office liz Poydras street: Plea
yune Job glee, IL Bank Place; Pcayune Coffeehouse
corner ST. Charles aud Poydras sts.
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THOMAS BRADY,
I'll CHARITIES STREET.
n- On the first day Of November ne tive sha remove 10 bs
Store No q Chartres street. directly opp oc,s
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OF An officer of the army, in writing to friend
in Washington, from Santa Fe, in New Mexico,
under date of October 30th, states the remarkable
fact that the Thermometer, which stood on the morn
ing of the 18th Of that month at 80 Fahrenheit, on
the 3Oth Of the same month was at 66o in the shade
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"o I - tsh.ati iEH SIREEI, bet1eeR ST. Gaarfes
M KS. WILSON respectfully informs her 4 nj
I'VE friends and the public that she continues in the RI;
above eligible location occupied by her during the
last two years. and is prepared accommodate her ends
and those VINO may favor her with their patronage From
location OF her House. she feels confident of being able
give entire satisfaction to all who may favor her with their
patronage. Her TERMS will continue be very Mop
ERATE. d10 lyd&W
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METALLIC INDIA RURnER Gn0ns

'HE subscribers, Agents for the Manufacturers have con-
stanty on hand and ready receive orders for every
variety and style OF Goods made from Gum Elastic nndar
T9o3YEAns RS and other Patents sueh Cape Pouches
Air Beds Pillows, Life Preservers Camp Bankets TENS
bnalsackS Sun Covers, Hospital and Carriage Cloth Steam
Faekng Mill and Gin Bands Hose and every other article
made OF India Rubber warranted of the best quality and MI
at Factory Prices Aso-Always on hand large aSortment
9f ,SADDl4ES, HARNESS, LEATHER, COACH and
!. IlAAiKNESS TRIMMINGS, TOOLS, ETC.. ETC., at their
Taaely " areIouse Nos % and 52 Common street, Second
Door from Magazine street, New Orleans.
oetS SMITH s. BROTHER.
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Black Bombazines Apacas and Orleans extra fna.
Black M0usseline de Lanes Black Bareges all qualities;
Black Sllks Midowt Silks Lace Wells and handkerchief;
Black Printed BoTdered HANDKERCHIEF;
Black and White Lawns; Black and White Calooe..
English Couded Calico; Black and White Chine CiinRbams
Black and White Shepherds Plaid Ginghams;
Black Grapes, Black ATophanes and Widowsi Cranes.
White Grape and Ariophanesi Black Silk Tule;
Real Lodi Plain Black Caeoes, etc etc
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NM VI u aIn4qce 70 the cizens Of this city and its
w vicinity that he prepared attend TO a hnsineSa IN
s line entrgsted TO his Dr. Elliott hopes his long eyne
renee as veterinary Surgeon will insure him large hnsi
as he spent nine in the Veterinary Cnege of
Fance i've years IN Pru;a and the last FIVE years IN this
SO npOn any durable disease-advice gratis ~ NUN % 10
GR~ The Doctor is 70 be found al ali hnnrs or tho , ~
night at Tatteals Stables, ST Charles stre " ~ uuS anu
sE FAMILY HORSES, well broke, always on hand
an oI sale' sl3 6m
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CtFAR TOWBOAT LINE -
- ANGLO-SANON nSlk h
ANSG;LI99-N9RMIAN, NS;I9 Hsss5slss=sas==ssszzsa1'
CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLAssWARE.

KUTMEGss AND MACE-iOO pounds NUTMEGS,
Y landed and in store for sale by
ds CHAs, sToUGHToN, ~ Camp st.
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sADDLEhY 4 WAREHOUSES,


fsl y III Nos. Do AND 81 COMMON st. SS-A
srts.1 II Ia We are now opening and receiv. gAsA
scsalz3SzszAz,A ,Azsing fresh supplies by every ar
rival 20 our large and complee assortment of SADDLE
ana aI n ,SSAnDLER1 WARES; Brides; Filings; Whips;
HARNESS of all kinds; Coach and Harness Trimmings:
Leather al,i and Findings Also, MILL. BANDS OF Gum
aslIG Iutta Percha and Patent Stretched Leather INDIA
RUBBER STEAM PACKING and HOSE: India Rub
Der LeEgngs, Clothing, etc, etc. With every other article
In our lne TO which invite the attention of our friends
ana lne public. SMITH Il BROTHER,
oc6 90 and 80 Common ST., I'd door from NTara2ine
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L.. LEVY, Note, Stock and Real Estate Broker,
36 Camp, door from Common st., N. Orleans dl