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whence ms Ro'4 was psoeusfa, .ne mexican En-
psror men,ioSsd - one q tne principal places the
province q = ehnenfepec.
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1apoiecna 81 Jaitepec "a irioe now e1nct 10 assist
them % ineif war asaiust me Mges. lie seized the
opportunity Inns offered nm iof Studying the mine
RAJ stsasirces OF Inc province oannovai, VINO was
sent 70 aneiF NM WIN uetachmsnt OF zen men-at-
arms ,oek particular care 70 nave the aurfiefous
sifeers explored, under preience Of surveying the
ground p5 husiiitirs against me mges, and Bernai
Daz dei Castillo, one Of the party, states that they
went west, accompanied by large number OF their
indian allies, " WHO with certain implements in
ths shape % funs, washed IN our presence the
sands o. three different rivers, from all of which
gold was obtained
have seen IN the archives OF the Hospital o.
Jesus, an institution founded In Mexico by Cor
tez, documents proving hat that conqueror specu
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BIscAcCIANTI AND STRAKosCH.-The concert
at the Lyceum Hall last night was the triumph OF
Biscaccanti. The audience was large and discrimi-
mating in its applause. Signora Biscacciant was
twice called back the stage and Mr.. Strakosch
could only gain applause by appealing to American
feelings through national music. The first time he
returned to the stage he very feeby applauded,
and when he came out he resorted to Lucy Neal -
and other melodies in order to try and humbug the
people. The creseendo and dimtRRendo of Bis
caccianti well appreciated, as the deep silence
followed by the loud burst Of applause twice proved
We understand that Signor and Signora Biscae-
eianti go to Mobile for few days, and we ahtici-
pate for them a warm welcome in our sister city.
The people of Mobile will find Biscaociantis voice
much more worth listening to than they found
Strakoschs piano some days since.
As fer Strakosch, we wish him happy return
to the dominions of his Imperial Majesty, Nicholas
of Russia, and hope he may regain the place of
pianist at the Court of St. Petersburg The Ina
perial Court is just in want of some one who
can control the high keys, as doubt the Imperial
wants souvenir of the shrieks of butchered
Hungarian women and children. We commend
the subject of Hungarian slaughters to the pianist
Of the Russian Gar
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-15

oy- The Boston Transcript says: "Among the
arrivals by the last steamer from Europe was M.
de Cessac, son Of the distinguished Minister of
War and member of the Institute during the en-
pire. He is relative efthe brothers Monlesquion,
whose sad affair in st. Louis has created deep
interest in France, and he visits the United States
TO render them such aid the circumstances of the
case may permit He had letters of introduction
to several gentlemen of Boston, but left yesterday
afternoon for Washington, whence he will proceed
direct to ST. Louis. Among the persons in France
who interested themselves in introducing him to
our countrymen is NJ. de Tocqueville.''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-15

HAsTY LEGIsLATIoN.-We notice striking in
stance of the Inconsistencies of Legislators in the
proceedings Of the Alabama Legislature. A few
days ago an act to incorporate the Alabama and
Georgia Railroad Company was passed. The
Governor vetoed it for some constitutional reasons
which were SO obvious after they were pointed out
that the House of Representatives turned right
over, head and heels, and voted so to l against the
hill
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CENTINELA DEL Rio GRANDE.--We have re-
ceved the first number Of this journal published in
English and Spanish, at Brownsville, Texas. tits
edited and conducted by Messrs, Palmer & Scar.
borough; and we have no doubt that the new pa
per will be of serviceto all the people-Americans
and Mexicans-living in the valley of the Ric
Grande
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STEAMBOAT BERTRAND SUNK. We learn
from. the officers Of the steamboat Bertrand, who
came down the steamboat Meteor No. 3, that
the Bertrand struck snag in Bayou Sorelle,
on the morning Of the 18th inst, on her passage
down with full cargo Of sugar and molasses,
which, with the boat, will be total loss.
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Che Daily Crescent.
Ew ORLE ANss
-
TUESDAY MORNING.. JANUARY rs, 1850.


AMERICAN THEATRE.--The bill at the Ameri-
can tonight is rich. The Hunchbaek' is the
play, and Miss Davenport takes the part of Jftlia,
This announcement would be sufficient to fl the
house. But then, in addition, Mr.. Charles Webb
appears as Master Walter. Mr.. Janlison also ap-
pears. There has been no such cast in New Or
leans for long time and il any one is in search
of pleasant entertainment for the evening" let him
go to the American and he viii surely be gratfed.
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THANKs.-We are indebted to Ensign of the
ma-steamer California for Mobile paper of Sun
day; to the officers of the VIM. Noble and South
America for western papers; to the officers of the
Princess No. for Natchez paper, and to the Off
GERS Of the Buena Vista for ST. Louis papers.
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Selling or at cost.

NO. I3 CHARITIES STREET
FINHlS large stock OF Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS 10
Offered at cost, the assortment very complete and
the goods all and fresh The present will be found
excellent opportunity for ladies supply themselves with
rich and fashionable Goods very low price The
ment comprises great variety Of
Dress Goods, Silks, Broche and Printed Cashmere,
Bareges, Tissues Canton Grapes, Hosiery, Gloves,
Cambria Hdk 'fs Nalenclan and English Thread Laces:
With full assortment of Linen and Domestic Goods.
jail 3t2dp n. Il. TURNER.
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10 Memorials praying the Legislature to APP
propriate the two and three per cent funds to the
Memphis and Charleston, the Selma and Tennes.
see and the Mobile and Ohio Railroads, are in cir
culation in North Alabama.
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Great Reduction in the Prices of CLOTHING'
Bargains! B01'gTi2sS!!

OWING the latenesS Of the aud with an unuuAJ "
" stock OF Winter Clothing ON hand,
ALFRED MUNROE Il CO., "a Magazines
would inform their friends and that thsy nave Aie~
heavy Winter Clothing such very low pI'ee
cannot ial to please those yet supply themselves
Among other bargains offered, the tcllowmgi o,o e..
Black and Colored Cloth PAEf0T COATS, costing from S4
sic will be sold at Sl2. - go ,...
price go, and cheap that price
BLANKET sAcs and PALEToTs, at great reduction
Pilot CLOTH u "
Large stock of eogsd Cashmere PANTS great rea'suo"
Coored Cashmere Cashmere and Cloth VESTS very cheap
III We the articles but would request ps'
chAs,S 70 call and examine for themselves.
IL ons Price....Eo Deyiationl
LAB 2pu ALFRED MuNROE & CO. % Mhghklno 9.
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ONO R1vER.-At Pittsburg, on the 18th, there
were feet water in the channel; raining. The
packets to Cincinnati had all laid up till February
At Cincinnati, in the interval between the 9Th and
the evening of the It'll, the River had fallen 80
inches. AT Louisville on the Sth, the River was
falling, but rise was expected with continue
ton of the wet weather which then prevailed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-15

KENTUCKY DIvIDENDs.-The Bank of Louis
vile has declared semi-annual dividend of per
cent. The Bank of Kentucky has also declared
semi-annual dividend of 4 per ceat and an extra
dividend Of SO On each share from the funds real
lied the property recovered from the Schuylkill
Bank-making total dividend of 81 per share
The Louisville Gas Company has declared a divi-
dend of per cent Louisville Journal
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Ice IN THE UPPER RIvERs.-There was but
little ice running in the River opposite here yester
day, and we learn that it had entirely disappeared
fier, Sth inst.
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10 Letters from the passengers who sailed from
Mobile in the brig Republic for California have been
received in that city From them, we learn that
that vessel was at Valparaiso on the 10th Novem-
Der. Not,a spar or rope about her was hurt in
rounding the Cape, and the passengers had all en-
loved excellent health
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-15

GJ Yankee Sullivan, the celebrated pugilist al
New York, is about to leave for California, and i,
taking farewell dinners.
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10 So great was the demand for sleighs in New
York, on New-Year's Day, that $50 were offered
and refused for a single turn out"
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O. The gas consumers of New York are to
hold meeting, to form company to furnish the
article at one-half the present price,
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10 In the Senate of Alabama on the 9th inst.
the bill granting the unexpended balance of the two
per cent fund to the Selma and Tennessee Railroad
was passed.
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GEN. TAYLOR AND THE VETo.-Several cores
Pondents from Washington, writing letters to the
South, have stated with apparent confidence that
Gen. Taylor, in conversation with members of Con
gress the subject of the Wilmot Proviso and the
veto, had defined his own intentions as to both. He
would sign bill for the admission of California
into the Union with her present constitution, pro-
hibiting slavery, but would veto territorial bills con-
tanning the Proviso. But the correspondents who
write North contradict this positively The cores
pondent of the New York Courier and Enquirer
says he has reason to believe that the story is
maliciously false" The correspondent of the
Commercial Advertiser says there is no founda-
ton for this assertion" but that he is bound by
his promises Voluntarily given before his election,
not to make such use of his veto''
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10 The Catholics are about to found a diocese
or bishopric in Minnesota, with the seat of the
bishop at St. Paul.
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REsIGNED.-Rev. Samuel Prime has resigned
the Secretaryship of the Board of Managers Of the
American Bible Society. This gentleman will
hereafter be the editor of the N. Y. Presbyterian.
He was for long time principal editor Of the N.
Y. Observer.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-15

AGRICULTURAL AND COMMERCIAL BANK OF
GALvEsToN.--The Southwestern American, pub
lished at Austin by Mr. P. de Cordova, has the fol-
lowing in the number of the Sd inst: "This Bank
was not chartered by the State Of Texas, but was
organized under imaginary charter from the
States of Coahuila and Texas, when they were
part Of the Mexican confederation the legality Of
which charter is question before the judicial
tribunals of the State. The Constitution of the
State Of Texas forbids the chartering of any cor
poration with banking privileges The notes Of
the Bank are not in circulation out of Galveston
and Houston. In this pretended charter there is
no security for the holders of the notes, and the
whole proceedings of the Bank are sealed to the
public
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-15

10 We learn by Geographic dispatch, dated
New York, January 10, that the ship Maid of
Orleans. Capt Dennis, from this port, has arrived
nj Nazv York
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Auction sales This Day.

AtNa2areth KY. New ears morning. Sister BRIDGET
OCoNNELL, after illness of four weeks, of Consumption
aged ~ years,
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10 The sentence of death pronounced by the
court-martial of Arad upon sevenytwo individuals,
who had been among the higher officers of the Hun
garian army, has been changed by Haynau a
Especial grace" into eighteen gears Imprisonment
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BRANCH MINT.-A resolution has passed both
branches Of the New York city government in ia
vor of branch mint being established in that city,
and that the members of Congress fronf the city,
and the Senators, be requested to their influ-
ence for the passage of a law to that effect.
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Blank Books ~ Stationery
TOMPLETE STOCK, at
d29 lmlap 81 Camp street.
NOrmaR's Book and Stationery Esta bIishment,
q. NJ. NORMAN,


rs NOW RECEIVING large and complete stock for ss
which be offers the City Country trade prices
As Low IS any OTHER house IN THIS CITY-snd
the qualify and style The stock superior
respect ozs 2ptf
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nInh.

In Natchez Tuesday evening". January 8, by the Rev.
VIM. J. Lynd, Mr.. THOMAS ]. Buck, of Tensas Parish,
La, to Mrs JANE M. MuRoHIsoS, of Natchez, Miss
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20 The steamship Ohio, with California mall
sails from New York for Chagres on Saturday, the
10Th instant
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- TEA-2U packages Green and Black;
FlGS-l2O0 drums Eleme FIGS;
CANDLES-150 boxes different kjnls
STuART,S LOAF AND CRUSHED SUGAR;
OLIVE OIlJ-l50 packages;
EHEESE-s25 boxes English Dairy
7C0 packages GOLDFISH, MACkEREL. SALMON,
BUCGIKWsHifEAT-lOO packages;
CRACKERS-40 bbls. assorted, etc., etc.
jas 81 '1 ~ - CHAs. SEDUCTION, "a Camp st.
SUNDRIEs-lnst store and landing
- CRACKERS-20bb ls. assorted;
TEAS-l00 packages Green and Black;
SUGAR-20 bbls. Loaf, Crushed and Powdered
CQFFEE-50 bags Java, Havana and Rio;
CHEESEC3o bxs. Eng. Dairy, Pine Apple and Dutch
BuCKWHEAT-l0O boxes; 0'
MiAG l1GiS * kit extra No.;
CANDLES-30 boxes Sperm, Solar and Star:
kEICHuPS-25 bXs Mushroom, Walnut and Tomato:
PlCkLES-5O boxes assorted English and American
SAuCEs-5O dozen Worcestershire, John Bull and
CURRANfs-2 casks fresh Zante;
RAiSINS-10o boxes fresh Malaga
EIiS-15 drums fresh Smyrna
BEEF-50 tubs Fulton Market:
PIG PORk-30 or. bbls. Northern;
SPLIT PEAS-20 kegs:
,sAUsAGES-200l lbs Lyons aud ST Louis;
BUFTER-l0 firkins choice Goshen. ..
Together with a general assortment Of BRANDTEs,
lal4 d CHAs. G, BARkLEY. IS Camp e.
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morning of the Goth ult., .the thermometer indi-
cateda temperature of Is degrees below
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TRoTTING March = Metairie Coutse.-Fine
sport may be anticipated to-day. The race will be
an exciting one-purse S2O0-free for all trotting
horses-two miles and repeat in harness. Entries
Helen Mar, Nnrdock, Mary Jane and ,IIississtp-
pi A heavy sum has already been staked on the
contest, and full attendance will be the result.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-15

Mr., HoFFNER, Leader, -, ,,,,,,,.c,,
Mr. HOLLAND Kindly his aid upon this occason and
will between the parts, sing popular Comic Song
Mr. =. j. MULLER will preside nj the Piano Forte.
p Tickets Dollar each may be obtained at the different
Music streSn the city the Library and from any oil
the Directors =, - r.
cert Commence at half aE O'clock precisely. . ial4
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-15

OHIo-The Ohio Senate is still in STATE of
shocking confusion. We have already mentioned
the election of Blake ree.soil whig) by the vote Of
Swift, tlree.soil democrat on the alleged under
standing, or bargain, that Blake should acknowl-
edge the right of Johnson (democraD as Senator
from Hamilton county Blake, when elected, re-
cognized both Johnson, the democrat, and Broad
well, the whig-thus letting in one more Than the
constitutional number of Senator's He then de-
cdes the proceedings void, by reason of this excess
The democrats resist Broadwel's right to speak
the Clerk refuses 10 call his name-and thus they
battle and wrangle day after day. To add TO
the confusion, Swift, by whose vote Blake was
elected, charges him with a dishonorable breach
of his word, and the democratic side repeat the
charges constantly, with every epthet of contempt
which are thrown back by the other side with
equal spunkiness. Resolutions, charging the
Speaker with fraud and falsehood, offering proof,
and proposing to remove him, were offered The
Speaker deciding in his own rase, will not enter
tain any such resolutions, declaring them out OF
order; and the democrats keep him to.the ring by
denying his right to delegate the seat to any body
else. II is impossible to guess how they will gel
out Of this tangled squabble.
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Dramatic Works For amateur!
For sale by
THDs, l., WHITE, SO Canal street.

THE MODERN STANDARD DRAMA-A Collection
popular Acting Plays, with Critical kemarLs also
the Stage Business, Costumes Cast OF Characters ETC. BY Epes
Sargent. In volumes,
THE MINOR DRAhIA-A Collection Of the most popu.
Petit Comedies, vaudeville, Bletas, rrayeses etei with
Remars ALSO the Stage BUSINESS, Costumes Casis OF
Characters Illustrated with portraits.
INCHBALD'S BRITISH THEATRE-A Collection OF
The London Theatres Printed under
authority from the managers, from the pOmptbooks; with Bio
graphical Critical Ren,arks By Mrs lnchbad In ~
SHAKSPEARE'S WORKS-In every variety of styles
from volumes = -.
BEAUMONT AND FLETCHER's WORKS With
InIr0ductiou. By Geo. barley. la vols
THE DRAMATIC WORKS OF WYCHERLI, Con;
geye, Wainwright and tBrquhar with Biographical and Ctca
BEN JONs0N;S WORKS. In vol. jalia
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IL Am ong Yhtc h m
F5olsoaP and Letter Paper, al
qilahncs;
Packet Posi, F6liO Post, Fiat Cop,
Da1y aud McdnuH;
OrsH Hnrljsafs celebrated Writing
Papers, all udristies and prices /;
PyiHliHg Paplr, a large nssori-
tisai Of sizes and 7lGiiliss;
dssgrts,l COiorsi Papers, Medium,
Double MEDIUM, -, aid
q So;
Itr Paper;
Patent EapclOps PaPeri
Hardi5aTs and Cotton SemYjiag
Paper;
DnlsEisLs' Paper, blls and trhiis 7;
FiltsriHg Papsr, Bi0niHg Paper,
and Patent Bl1aers;
Tissue Papsrf
Linen, Hemp and Cotton Tpines,
Of every rarisiy and IIiekHes-i
% From the facilities Afford
/ Manufacturers, We are enabled 70
$1,000 a..A ar.Uva VE8r.. Fr. 49,. n a.
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IL Stock of Dry Goods
Tn be Closed Out Within Ten DaYsl

XNTE now offer the Ladies of New Orleans the greatest
w chance at BARGAINS ever before Offered, 10 Gloss
all the Goods have in the ore and shall offer for Tn
qvS only Goods nnprecedentedy low pnef-twenty-hys
per cent. lower than they be bought elsewhere.
las 6i2dn ANDRENs,. coz 81. ChaIles and Julia SIS.
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j. b. STEEL,
~. o. Stationery Warehouse

H
II received the following with many other and interest
Ing publications.
ROLAND CASHELl-Complete. By Charles Lever
THE WAR WITH MEXICO-By MAJOR Ripley, U. s.
A., in 2 vols syo
TICKNOR'S HISTORY OF SPANISH LITERA.
TURE-Vol /. Syo.
PROFESSOR ANTHON'S SYSTEM OF ANCIENT
AND MEDIE YAL GEOGRAPHY.
CHALMERs'S INSTITUTES OF THEOLOGY-Vol.
2 being the eighth Of his Posdunous Work..
FAIRY TALES FROM ALL NATIONS-By Mortal.
ba-wilh "a beautiful illustrations
THE WHALE AND HIS CAPToRs. BY the Rev. II.
T. Cheever. n5-,f FOR sale by
jaI4 6t2p Inv J. b. STEEL, IA Camp ct.
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GZ We are indebted to the steamer Peytona,
Capt Shallcross, for Louisville papers of the Sth.
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ILRS Shnws Monsene de LaHes, French Mern0
y Cloaks WISHES Mantas paletO aud all styles Of Fall
Goods This Day reduced 10 price July ~ per cent
do THOMAS BRADY'S, q Charres st.
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Masonic Notice,

~ NJ The members Of George Wellington Lodge No
A X Of Ancient Free and Accepted AasoIs working under
~ Charter from the Louisiana Grand Lodge Y NJ
ierety nJfd that the Second Regular Meeting held
TUESDAY EVENING, 18th inst Masonic Hall, Ra
onne and Poydas streets at hafPas O'Clock fun attendance
member required business vital
raft in Louisiana will come beuEe Lodge Visiting Brethren
ire iraternaly Invited. BY order Of TIE W. NJ.
iAl4 z f. A. DENTZET,, Secretary,
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10 The correspondence of the Baltimore Sun
speaks of the rejection, on Mr. Foote'S motion, of
the nomination of Col. Webb to Austria, in open
Senate. There is some mistake in this. The
Senate never acts on nominations in open Senate.
Motions have been made, from time to time to es-
tablish the rule OF considering nominations with
open doors, but they have never succeeded Be-
side, we have full accounts of the action of the
Senate on the day indicated, and there is nothing
of the kind reported. We suppose the writer
meant to say that the nomination of Webb wa.
publicly censured or opposed in open Senate
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-15

FAILURE IN BosToN--A letter from Boston
says thai the New Year brought along with it the
failure Of firm Of dry goods merchants much re-
specied in the neighborhood of Milk street. Their
style was Cragin, Greenleaf Il Co. Il is said that
their assets show surplus of nearly S6O,oOo and
.fheir failure created much surprise.
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ny be on Il
Fancy CJiored Tsriagg;
Counting Louss Gy.d Blu Capi
Cloth Papcr, and PACKING PGp1,
all NScs
Biaders' Stydir and BoHiei Boards;
Trunk Paper, for iiInaEs, stc.i
.StrGis and Rag HTGpping Pafsr,
for Sitippers1 and Grocers' Uss ;
TGrai Stsathins P0pcr, IN TD!is ;
playing Cards, L. j. COlea's
Steamboats,, Higtidafers, Mr7y
.AHdreI5s, Decatur, and SuPcr
Eagiss;
L. Smilh's superior Eagles, En-
csIaior and jenny LiJJts
Imported Eng and French Card;
C0hsn's PiiHters' Cagdgf
j. u, McCredry' ScslcbFdfed Fhyry
Col0rsd and Nsiss Printing IHF
coH0taaily On hand, al maui! fcr-
hrers prices,
= II
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Opening of the New sto,

&c The public respectfully informed hat rom us oee
undersigned will occupy The iouOy Building on CANAL
STREET, between Bourbon and Dauphin sues's.
OILS 2Ipf D. H. HOLMES.