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RICH DRY GOODS
For HOIgEtND presents,

At Greatly Red@esG Prtces'
n Nj. SIMPSON, rs Charities street, offers for
" sale at very moderate prices the following styles oil
DRY GOODS, selected for Presents:
Rich SILKS, for Dresses
Plain SATIN DE CHIMES ky
Extra Damask BrOche do; -, 80 ~
Rich Brocade, Gacee and Figured lLskS-ne@ styles;
Rich White Damask Broche and Brocade-ior Evening
High Coored Plaid and Striped Silks eheap-for ChdTen's
Tartan, Scotch Raw silks-for Children's wears
Satin striped Black Silks, P ID. SOies, boiledi
Plain Black Silks-f0f Dresses;
Extra wide Black silks for Mantillas; .
CASUMERES and MOUSSELlNE DE LANES
Rich Paris CASHMERES, embroidered in ' eVet-new;
Paris Silk Cashmeres-new designs;
Printed CashmeTes-plan do; =
MOUSSEI,INE DE IAAINES-A large assortment OF
all STYLES and prices which will be offered at very low prices
! TO close out the stock Of the present season.
SHAWIS.
Rich Embroidered Canton Grape Shaws OF all coors-lron
$6 to $50 each;
Cashmere and Thbet Wool Shawls-superfne;
| Long and square fine Scotch Lambs Wool Shavs;
Black and Coored Silk Shawls.
! 80. A
Embroidered POCKET HANDKERChlEFS-iow prcet
Fancy .,, ii ANDKERCHIEFH--fo the neck
] HOSIERY and GLOVES
MANTiLTAs,. -MANTfLLETTEs, yIsITEs snl
FRENCH CLOAKS-A large assortment Of Parls CIoaKs
Manllss Mantileties and Vstes, coored and Diaek
Satin de Chne Gros de Rine-embrOidered nchy All
4 nOUs trimmings DOL znpoi
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01

Years NigAt-Ffyst appearance Of Mr.. BootA--This
popular place Of amusement offers this evening bill,
and tonight citizens should give the liberal manager
bumper TO eommenee the New Year lie ended the old one
by deFesng his house the Of acknowledgement te
play going public make good beglningS The season
has been successful far and the UNITING efforts to
please havs made it so With the same Judgment and out
lay, fhe American will continue to prosper, Tonight win
Be presented the play of the Iron Chest Booth
tanng tie character of Sir Edsodrd Mortimer To be- fol-
lowed BY 50 John Stree" and 'sAIy Sister Kaia.'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01

The TE1EGRAPH DEoIsIoN.-The fact whether
Judge Mclean has or has not given decision
against Professor Morses patent, and if he has
what it is, remains yet in dispute. The Scientific
American, which we find quoted in the Philadel,
phia Ledger, says " Judge Mclean cannot de-
clare patent void for any district of the United
States A patent that is void for one part is void
for all and suppose that the lines and dots OF Prof
Morse's alphabet may be too great claim, still
that would not make the whole patent void. Ii
Judge Mclean decided in this way, (which we do
not beheve,) his decision is not correct one--the
patent will not be void according 70 the act OF
1887 only the patentee cannot recover costs unless
he has entered a disclaimer before the suit was
commenced The claim Of Morse to the Chemical
Telegraph would, in opinion, render it void,
because it. is incorrect one; but the claims OF
Prof: Morse Cor the Electro Magnet to make marks
on the paper, win stand, we believe as it should,
| against the world. let every inventor have his
lust rights sustained" es
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01

~ The Eastern mail due yesterday failed from
es{sna Cslembas, Geo None Of the old papers
eA11e sekoue 50 that the Papsr mail was altogether
1ArFsAs Ee.dey being the commencement Of the
a<s yeaf i i q be hoped, for the novelty Of the
thing. Snd A. IA evidence Of possible Improvement
- sht hf service hereafter that we shall have one
mail 70 begin withssraight through as hate as due
But we are not sangsiine enough 70 expect it; the
chances are heavily against IL
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R. e. Lodge. James siyeu, y. Reed;$J, Castillo. n
Roach N. Daveti Il. Pratt, Il. NJ Hardin TT r. Pratt VI
Z. Perkins, N, Daniels, NJ Galloway O. Angladh, VIM
Raymond; q sehadnck, Parsons a gehnsqh, a: Pss
Moore, ~ F. Haynes, e. FL Vaers, J. J. Gordon Charlie
Allen, William Steine, !. Leonard Wm- Polk, g. ]; Fra
p. s. Payne, Rey, B. Madfew J. Harding ~ Davenport
G. N. WALTON. john a. Cash, A. Lobe, James RaliaIB
r. Duny a. H.. Jenkins, Carroll, JONES' Shultz, s. p New
man. a; Newmans N; johnson, J. z Fern Thomas Kicks
lame ,Cs,ooper, LII Graham, e. Fnbug g A, smisI,
Bc9ae, Charis a Miller, d. Il, simmons, H. Winke, an
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CENSUS OF Notwithstanding to the recent cen
sus there are 90 AIT inhabitants in eighteen coun-
ties Of Iowa-increase in two years, of about one
fourth 1t is estimated that the general census will
show apopulation in the entire State of over 200,
0OO--sucient TO entie it to three representatives
in Congress-
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py- We hasten to acknowledge the receipt Of q
pamphlet publication Of S. pages, entitled /" The
pfaiaa in New Orleans, by John Gaisfofd = We
have only had time glance at two three Of the
rhapsefs, which seem to US 70 be very agreeable
reading, which must interest our city folks espe-
eisilg as well known persons and PLACES are treated
a with good deal Of pleasant freedom Of style.
Mr. GAisfOsd himself is very quiet observing per-
s0nage, Of good literary taste, and tells anec-
doc win humor aud in lively style We intend
g look into his book more asiensiyeiy and find out
what fault theirs d to find with it-and John shall
have IN benefit of our researches.
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GEAND CoNoRaT.--Nlr. strakosh and Signora
Biseaesianti give their FIRST Concert on next Fri
day evening, 1t the New Commercial Exchange.
Madame cassini and signor Bisaeciansi will also
appear and add to the attractions Of the evening.
Those who heard Mr. Strakosch last spring, and
opr residents who have listened to Signora Biscac-
ciank in tbe Northern cities, need nosbe prompted
70 60 70 the Commefciai Exchange on Friday next
Everybody, above and below Canal street, viii
fhrone 10 the musieal festival.
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Tag SENATE.--A letter from Washington, on
the 2lst, says: The Senate is now bordering on
the Treaty with Brazil, which, up to this morning,
was the only thing sent into the Senate from the
Executive departments of the Government. As
to the appointments made during the recess, the
Administration seems to pursue a wise and chart
table plan in not exposing them en- asGsse 70 the
Senatorial artillery. They might be enfladed and
sacrificed particularly on the first onset For this
purpose those nominations will only be sent IN tor
the present which were made in consequence OF
The expiration Of commissions those made in con-
sequence Of removals. will be sent in after the ardor
Of Senators will have been appeased by the healing
hand of time, or their zeal sackened by the INSULT
cheney Of the materials on which to operate
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ERorEiNs MATcH-lNstairis Course. : Fine
Apesife-dsg A match for 5000 comes of between
ST. Peter 1sazfe and Bosto,s-both fast 'uns. The
stands no doubt win be well filed, as there is =
good deal Of money already laid out on she result
tee advertisements
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01

: DISCOURSE THE UNIoN.-A meeting was
lately held in the Sixth ward of St Louis, the OBJ
iect Of which, was to take into consideration, the
'expediency of forming for that ward, a govern
rnent separate and apart fromthat Of the city The
speeches and resolutions passed on the occasion
point at a division of the city into three NUM-
cinalities
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01

= - : : the COMMERCIAL Exchange Hall
fE- Signora BISCACCI sr and Mr.. sTRAK0SCH have
gagged the vocalist Madame Nj g CASl
nj. Sgno BlSCACC1ANT1 die great Viooncell Of the Ca
Ma Sistlna Rome, will also appear.
kE- The PROGRAMME will CONSIST Of the admired and
nnnl.r Italian English SONGS, DUETTOES SCENAS,
FANTASIA BY stratoseh SOLOS by Biscaccian ETC. etc
er One Dollar Tickets to be had at the
potel.. nj
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Odd Fellows, Rest.

NEW ORLEANS. La, Dec. 20, 1S49.
To Mr. HENRY BIER, President Of che Board Gt Dtrec
tors Of ne g Odd Felieses' Rest:''
Dear Si-Having visited with great pleasure the Gene
terry lately established and appropriated by the Order Of Odd
Fellows for the burial Of their deceased brethren and friends
especially the reception of those who fall VICTIMS to
disease accident while strangers to all but TO the real
charity Of Odd Fellows; and having witnessed with IN;
creang qualification the interest felt by the citizens OF
New Orleans for the Of this charitable enterprise the
propreors of Pomaredes Original Panorama of the Misss
spp River and Indian now on exhibition in your city,
at the Amory Hail. eheeuy tender TO the Directors Of
that Cemetery the proceeds of their exhibition Wednesday
evening January I'd, a benefit.
Hoping that your efforts will be successful and useful
they noble and praisewOrthy, with high respect,
your friend and obedent servant
80 ISignedl A. A. PARKER, Director.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01

J. BoQrH. Aif, Booth appears this .evening,
fos the first time his season, at the American
Theatre, in the character Of Sir Edsoard Mortig,er
We are delighted that Mr. Booth is among us once
sacre. He belcngsto the highest class Of actors
and his conception and impersonation Of character
are never deficient IN force and sigor. He has the
unmssakeable power Of genius; and Tine cannot
deprive him q the deep passion and intense feeling
which chHfzeterise his acting, The imPasslonst
intellectualitg Of Booth gives him the earnestnes,
Of manner without which there is no excellence ia
the higher wake of tragedy, Bat we DO not intend
at tPe, presentto enter upon an analysis Of Ms
Books ssylesof aetingss We nissely meant l.
herald his appearance and % reconmspd even
body 70 go and see him during his engagement here
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Ne LlQaglet0tt01s.
POSITIVE SALE AT @ o IT,

Harris Extensive shirt Depot Selling on
rs CAMP. STREET
INHE subscriber begs acquaint deaers and the public
IL that in of being about 10 dissolve partner
ship with our New York House offers. for one MSnn erfe
al private SALE the whole Stock at the COST PklCES
To Shirt Dealers,
will prove good opportunity to lay in their Spring Stock
at less than ever before bought here
To those Replenishing their wardrobe,
Il will be great saving. it is conceded we
Better and Cheaper article than any similar establishment
THE Stockton HAND COMPRISES IN PART; Z
1000 dozen LINEN SHIRTS-al qualities;
5000 dozen MUSLIN SHIRTS linen Bosoms, etc. OF
every variety and style;
500 dozen HICKORY EHIRTS;
200 90 COLOREp SHIRTS;
900 +" Red and blue Flannel Shirts and Drawers;
so 90 Silk SHIRTS and DRAWERS
100 80 Under Garments of MERiNOS, Flannels,
400 Canton Flannel SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
$50 az Lace Jean DRAWERS; ,
200 "a SUSPENDERS-all kinds;
20 =" MONEY BELTS s
Together with usual varied assortment OF article in
the GENTLEMEN'S FuRNlSHIG DEPARTMENT
all Of which must be closed al an early date
ISAAC HART. Camp street,
d3I 2ipii AeHt door TO City Bank.
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phla Ledger, WRITES ulueI ute VI DoSSi'Atfct Ae'A
THE Senate to-day the conclusion to inform the
President that they ready receive from him such com
may call for their executive action heard
Senator his bitter disappointment at the rule OF the
ssate which binds that body executive session with closed
doors He wanted them thrown open, that The people may
understand the motives which actuate Senators in the
rejection of for important offices. That the Senate
i determined throw back the administration the nu
lie capacity honesty and fidelity OF the persons in
Office seems by sort of tacit agreement among Al the
democratic Senator'S whoa Distinction, 70 have been deter
mined upon Wherever honest capable man has been
removed his successor will be decapated, unless the admin
istration comes forward openly and without reserve and
declare that such not the ruling principle Of their actions
Without such declaration their part, there Will be war
between it and the Senate, and what worse there VIII be
no conservative force in the Senate among the Mhg party
which, will ntereee in favor of the victims. The Wings
themselves are for the Fray and will do their utmost to
bring the guilty to justice.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01

~ A memorial has been sent to Washington
against the confirmation of the nomination of Wal
ter G. Maloney as Marshal of the Southern District
ofFlorida. The ground ofspecifc complaint against
his conduct is, that he has adopted the rule Of ex-
Guiding slave-labor in the service of the United
Qtataa
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Tslsrraphea 9 I'd ..pslls ors.ssn1.,
~ tho south en- E.ins.
Death Of Queen Adelaide Coston De-
Ginning = Gsrcat nefalcptton.


Death Of Queen Adelaide Gost0m De-
Ginning = Great nefalcRtion.
BA1rimoRs, Dec So-AQneen Adelaide died on
The "a inst.
james Anderson. who was employed to cut the
telegraph wires beyond Boston on the arrival Of
the steamer. has been arrested and ccnfesses his
crime.
The New York Tribune Of Saturday afternoon
says that Cotton has q downward tendency, the
foreign advicss being considered uniavorable. L
appears that Cotton declined quarter Of penny
III Liverpool on the week ending the Sth, but par.
tally recovered on fair qualities during the weel
ending the 18th. The Tribune gives fair Uplant
At 6. to std. fair Orleans at 81 to std, when III,
Cambria sailed.
The dedication Of Mr.. Wetmore is well ascer
tanned; "a suit for two hundred thousand dollar
has been ordered.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01

Nt5stsSs signora ELIZA BlsCACCIANTl,
Sl<yv Pma assouta, Of the Royal Theatres
S2aiS San Carlo.' in Naples and. La Scala in Ilk{S
ES Milan, late Prima Of the Italian Operas 1f~
in NevYork, Boston and Philadelphia, and
MAURiCE STRAKOSCH Pianist thu Emperor OF Rup.ia
IIAvE honor that they will give their frs
III BRILLIANT MUSICAL FESTIVAL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01

tB- The dsoCIETY OF INQUIRY ON MISSIONS" will
hold Quarterly Meeting for January THIS EVENING,
Tuesday, O'Clock the Lecture Room Of he Presbyterian
Church. Lafayes Square, hs Rev. Dr. seol general at
requested and cordial invitation rendered
to the public. By order.
td MELANCTHoN JACKSON. Rec. Sec. pro TEN.
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Very suddenly last evening 10 O'Clock, MIR. ARCHI,
B, BEN native Of Scotland, but long resident OF
this city, aged 80 years.
place This Afternoon 4ocock from hlate
residence Constance between Richard and Orange His
friends and the friends Of Dr. Richard Benz and Mr. d. Ben and
the members Of Hope o. D. F. and The Order
orally, are invited % attend.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01

oar Mr.. Powell, the author Of the Living Au-
thora. of England. has been arrested in New York
upon charge of forging draft. Purporting % be
drawn BY a London house, on Mclaughlin q Bell,
Of New York, for El0O. This is the same gentle
man who brought suit for libel sgainst the editor
Of the New York Mirror, for Publishing letter
from Dickens assailing his lPowellsl character. :
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01

10 We owe thsnks to the ofiicers Of the Cali
iornia and Jas. L. Day, for constant attention in
furnishing us Mobile papers at the earliest hour.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01

HZThe Legislature Of Maryland commenced
its annual session yesterday There is .. s.
Senator to elect in place Of Reverdy Johnson. The
seat is now filed by Mr.. Stewart, appointed by
Coy. Thomas There is also Senator to be
elected for the full term Of SIX years.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01

CASH SILK GOODS EsTABLIsHMl
e.. Vale .Tr. 4. Co,

WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN SILK, FANCY AND STRAW GOODS,
MILLINERY ARTICLES, -
LACEs, EMBROIDERY
a- * 49, GLOVES,
H0slARY affL
LlNENs,
NO. 27 MAGAZINE STREET,
t,E a.,o,,- betvpeen Cannon and Gtayisr sts.
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.V;Oa'alsG2s'S
Beautiful and Extensive Collection OF
ANNALS g. PRESENTATION BOOkS
For the Holidays, II
is now complete caaogueis ready and In onsrns 70 s
attention Of be pubc IL is proper remark that cannot Be r
a. mis- pty in any particular and Prices low as
r r. INV 0tb,T eity' b. NJ NORMAN, Bookseller
~ an on,1 is Camp street
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Sr. CHkRIEs THKArRE-Lasf Night bat Three Of the
Heron FsHaF-This evening viii be presented the splendid
pecetAcle Of the Fory Thieves also the comedy Born
70 Good Luck = be followed with Concert By the Heron
Family, IN which they will sing number d their most ad.
mirsd songs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01

sFEcEE.-rhs schs. G. g. seull, which arrived
yesterday from Point Isabel, brought $25,OOO in
specie, consigned as follows A. Cramer, $22, 900;
Clsson & Vles, $1,000
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Pricea RetFpkceeE.

~ ANIMALS, POETS ILLUSTRATED, BIBLES
PICTORIAL, BIOGRAPHIES.
Juvenile Works, Fancy Articles,
Papersiaehe Work Boxes Card Cases and Gold Pens
NJ" At THOS. l.. WHITES Store,
ds1a No. SO CANAL STREET.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01

pny- Madame Celeste, for so many years favor
lie dancer in this country, is playing meodrama at
the Adelphi Theatre, in London.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01

NEN Hrkn's CT I'll you have NOD already selected
1p1Irll|s i.s. hts Il oar advertising cqlamm Today
M e1N epoo ipm ~ hoe ia q teaptinI asiirsp oleIsd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-01

~ NJ Brothers Of '.George Warrington Lodge No. t."
XXAY. NJ. working under lurisdets, Of ne Louisiana
\ Grand Lodge NJ will please take notice that the
s Regular Meeting win be held a. Mssnie Hall corner Of sacnne
Lodges faternay invited BY order Of the w M
~ r. A. DENTZEL, Secretary. Z
sc. ASK MI .. !, RICARDO J. D.
T. BRADY. W. ~. MYERS Treasurer
c. LHYAMs w. r. A. DENTZEL Secretary
G. +. ESTHER ..1.......s. D.l jail
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For. the MoENeleEus.
THos. y. WHITE,

- THOS. L. WHITE,
No. 53 Canal Street,
OFFERS for sale variety Of Annuas illustrated Works aud
Fancy Articles, among which are the following;
Annals for 1850.
Leaflets of Memory; Odd Fellows Oferingi
Sacred Annual: The Snowflake
Gems Of Beauty Scenes from Inc Life Of Our
Drawing Room Scrap Book; Saviour
Gem Of the Season. The Women o. Scfptnfei
Friendships Offering; Offering of Friendship.
Floral Works.
Floral Dictionary by Writ Ladyis Book Of Flowers
American Flora q vols; The Flowers of Poetry and the
Floral Year, by Mrs. Dnnies Poetry Of FloSersi
The Language Of Flowers illustrated Botany.
Beautiful Illustrated POetical Works.
Poets Sarah Hale LongelOws Poetc0 works
GIFT Leaves from Poetry Byants Poeica Works
READS Female Poets of America Wllis Poeicul Worksi
Tppper Prov Philosophy 4o Poetca Works Of Byron Scott
Irish Melodies folio ed Moore Shelley Hewitt BE
Poets Poetry Americai sgouneys Cooke ETC.
Illustrated sbak,peare roSs spsfs's Life Of Washington lsv
Pictorial Hist Of England Sw Burke's Life and Cores yos
PTescotts Works, vols; Lord Bacon's Works. vols;
Halam's Works. vols; Encyclopedia Americana 10 W
Bibles and Prayer Books.
Harper Illuminated Rible; Wsinwrighf IND Prayer Book
Buffers Humid Bible antique; Church and Family Bibles In vel
Bakers omm vet and other superb bindings
Juvenile Books.
Robinson Crusoe; Miss Edgeworthis Tales, 10 yosi
Evenings at Home; Harpers Boys and Girls Library
Robin Hood Chamberss Miscellany;
Swiss Family Robinson; Fairy Book
Bergun's Chidrens Eriendi Abbots Hlsorcai
Parents Assistant: Outlines Of History, 10 volsi
Tales Grandfather vo Boys, Girls and ChId's uWu
PSy 5s1 II s 81 TP0r Appe ss uyns
Readings from Scott; - Pictorial Lives Of Napoleon, la
Hierogiyphic Bible; iayete Washington, etc etc
| Nursery Books.
| Mother Cioose's Melodies kiuy's stOresi
N1rserv Rhymes: Teers Stories;
I JssIhaudis Early Lessons; Grandfaihers Stories.
Fancy Articles.
Ladies' Paper Msche Mahogany WorBoxes
Writing Desks, Ivory and Shell Card Cases am
Pspsr wsssts, Bouquet Holders Opera GlSss Purses, o
Tablets Ports Monnaies Fancy nkands Gold and Silver Pens
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GENTLEMEN,s HOSIERY GOODS
Norris 81 WMN,

RATIONALE CLOTHING STORE
IL English Cotton H.ALF-HQsE- ,s sISR s1SS
Meriuo
MeT %S5'i WyNDERsHIRTs and DRAWERS
{" s SRI da 9
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10 The seventh trial Oelect member Of Con-
gress in the fourth Palfrey's) district of Massa-
chusets, is appointed for the 21st day of January
The last trial showed the following result ThomP-
son (yvhig) 5511; Palfrey dree-scil whig) .4947
Robinson (dem) 1880.
By The capture Of Truxillo, in Honduras, took
place on the 4th of October last. The English ex-
PLANTATION of this affair is that the Government Of
Honduras being considerably indebted to British
merchants, the British steamer Plumper went il
and demanded payment. The reply Of the Cover
nor being unsatisfactory, the sailors and marines
landed and took possession Of the fort and town
without opposition. A forced loan from the inhabi
tants, 5000 in number, having been made, to th'
extent Of their ability, the captain of the Plumpe
received it and sailed for Jamaica.
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 81. 1873.


Dear Sir-In behalf Of the Board OF Directors Of the
&c Odd Fellows Rest, permit to return their sincere
thanks for the interest manifested by ~ generously
setting apart Wednesday next, ID January 1850 for the ben
eft OF the Rest, Trusting that the feelings that nave
actuated you this generous offer facilitate an object Ike
the present. viii meet with full response from approving
community and that wherever your lot may be cast
kindness on this occasion will be duly rewarded,
remain with great respect, yonr obedient servant,
HENRY BIER, President o. F. II.
To A. A. PARKER, Director of PomaTede's Original PIANO.
rama,
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Aunt kitty's Stories
Teller's Stories;
Grandiather's Stories,

Ladies' Paper Msehe Rosewood md Mahogany and
ivory Needle Boxes Pap Mache Albums and Portfolios, Glass
Pper weights Bouquet Holders Opera Glasses, Purses Ivory
VA Ell d2i Up
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FiNk OLD WINS AND BRksDlEs.--In this season of
good cheer when the goblet CLOVIS with the product Of the
blnhAg vine and bumpers ercuaie round the hospitabe
board lei as can the attention Of eadg the superior
liquors FOR ale BIZ s. WoLFF, Of IS raccF street who i'm.
ports The haoeeAt brands Of Wines, Brandes, Gin &c.
This hons Is well known amongst dealers for die care taken
in the econ q DE stock and the purity Of the article sold
Mr. w has recsissd per Iata arrivals. large additions to his
establishment and fes the attention Of the trade and oheIs
10 No IS Gravier street.