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The Trotting Match,

Ihere was very respectable attendance yester.
DAY at the Metairie, witness the contest between
some OF the fastest rong stock south of the Poto.
mac. The race was two-me heats in harness. for
purse OF 5000 Five horses made their appear.
ance andttarted in the following order: Mary Jane
Fanny EIsSIer, Mississippi, M,Irdock and Helen
mar. The track wns in good order, with the ex.
cepllon ofone or two places, where it was quite soft
Mississippi had The call against the field, and was
booked to win certain, without an accident
FtTSt BeQi.-At the tap of the drum thew got of
with good start, Murdoch leading, Mississippi
neIt-Helsn Mar, Fanny Elsser and Mary Jane
following. At the head Of the back stretch Mis.is
sppl broke, when Helen Mar passed him and
brushed up TO Murdoch, but was unable to PASS
him, he leading down the stretch and through the
first mile, closely followed by Helen, Mississippi
wellup, balance taking their own time. On round.
ing into the back stretch on the second mile Helen
again made play at Murdoch, but the grew proved
too fooiy for her. Ellis, with Mississippi. now
gradually closed the gap that had been opened on
him, and on rounding into the quarter stretch
showed his nose in front of Helen, and CALAMITY
brushed with Murdoch for the heat, which he would
have won, but for a break at the distance stand,
which gave the grey the heat-Mary Jane and
EhhuY ElHslcE ulsIalceu. lime, 5.43.
Second Heat.-Murdock, Helen and Mississippi
came 10 the stand for this heat apparently better
than ever. After one attempt, they got off pretty
well together, Murdoch first, Mississippi second,
and Helen behind. On entering the back stretch,
Mississippi went up and challenged for lead, which
he succeeded in taking after a spirited brush. AT
the halEmile post Murdoch broke, and on the upper
turn Mississippi broke, when Helen went up, but
did not succeed in getting to the big UNI before
he got on his Mississippi leadingthrough first
mile, Helen and Murdoch well up. Coming down
the stretch, first mile, the stakeholder on Missis
sippi broke, and Ellis was obliged to finish the
heat with one shaft, brushing to the stand in fine
style. Murdoch made beautiful brush at the fin
ish of thisheat, but could not quite come it, Helen
was close up also. Time, 5:4S
Third Heat-They all got off together. Helen
broke after going hundred yards, but caught in.
stantly: Mississippi leading to the post and I'D the
back stretch at halfmile post he broke twice but
caught again before they got to him, leading the
party through the first mle-Helen second, Muir.
dock third. On the first turn Mississippi broke,
Ellis apparently going fora distance came down
again, however, and went off like shot On
the back stretch Murdoch and Helen made brush
for the second place; both broke up; Helen caught
first, and came to the stand, and Murdoch lappsd
on her. Time, $685.. We append summary:
nnIiisslsslppl''..
Hsisn Sis, '''''''''''.''.''...'.'....''d z
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Rio JANEIRo-A Nesy Kingdom to be Made.-
A correspondent of the New York Express, under
date Of Nov. %, writes from Rio as follows "The
Prince de Joinville and wife are expected by the
Emperor very soon, and report has it that three
provinces adjoining Pernambuco are to be converted
into Kingdom, and the Prince and Princess are
to be crowned King and Queen thereof Louis
Philippe and the Emperor have been in close cor
respondence for the last three mouths and no doubt
the above is the result of his wiles General up
roar and republicanism subsequently, will be the
consequence, and the Empire entirely blotted out
OF existence. Trade has greatly increased with
foreign countries, and with none more than the
United States"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-16

ORANGEs.-Madame Macmillan Colin, better
known by the familiar appelation of Madame yell
low Jack, residing on Mon Louis Island, in Mobile
Bay, has been engaged for several years in the sue
oessful cultivation of variety of tropical fruits
The editor of the Register has been complmented
with a basket of Oranges from her orchard, which
for size and favor, he says he has never seen sur
passed. The production was less abundant this
year than the last, but still profitable business may
be made of the culture. Some of her trees produce
oranges to the number of two thousand.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-16

the plan Of an Improved Steam boiler Furnace. in
vented BY Henry F. Baker, of Boston, Mass, and
patented May 30th, 1876. Thil furnace has been
introduced largely and successfully at the North,
aud also in England, and from the certificates
shown us, given by those who have il in use, and
standing high in the manufacturing community, a.
also one from Mr. Wcksteed, honorary member of
Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Society, etc., Chief
Engineer to the East London Water Works, where
1t has been adopted and various Others from scien-
tltlc and practical men. A saving is shown in fuel
with increased power Of evaporation. Charleston
MercHrU
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-16

FRAUDS DIscovERED.-Int the Washington cor
respondence Of the Baltimore Patriot an account is
given of the discovery of series of frauds COM
mitted by agents who had purchased the claims
against government OF officers in the Mexican war,
The following is the substance of the narrative 1t
appears that purchasing agent, who had himself
been Captain in one of the New Jersey Battal-
ions in Mexico, purchased of Capt. Charles Naylor
(of Philadelphia) claim to the amount Of S245
Capt Naylor gave him the vouchers belonging to
said claim. The agent presented it, with others,
to the Second Auditor for adjustment. The Naylor
claim would have been settled and paid at once, as
others were, but there a mule team charged to
him by the Government, for the return Of which
there seemed to be no voucher. This caused the
agent to write to Capt Naylor relative to the matter
who wrote that he would be in Washington in
three days, Capt. Naylor called upon Mr.:Auditor
Clayton, and asked to see his account and the
vouchers, presented by the agent, when, to his
utter establishment, he found the account had been
altered and swelled from $245 to upwards of $500,
and that the vouchers had been altered and forged
also 1t is supposed that the accounts of all the
U'ief captains OF the same regiment-apd nobody
Knows how many more-have been similarly altered
and enlarged. The agent absconded.
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Hp' FoR CALlFoRNIA.-It will be seen by ad
verllsement that the fine ship Merchant, Captain
Emerson, will leave for San Francisco tomorrow
evening" first rate opportunity for those who wish
70 go TO the gold regions in a comfortable way The
Merchant takes limited number of passengers, and
will have a quick trin
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-16

~ The Arkansas block Of marble for The Wash.
lngton Monument was shipped at Van Buren,, Dec.
4 II weighs 500 lbs, was contributed by citi-
zsns Of several western counties, and when it reach
e Washington Senator Borand will have it pre-
pared, and the Arkansas arms cut in it at his own
expense.
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j. Il. STEEL,
w. %. StOtiOlael.N EkfYFeElOlESe


~ Just TecsVed the following with many
ing publications;
ROLAND CASHEL-Complete. BY Charles Lever
THE WAR WITH MEXICO-By Major Ripley, U. s.
A., in vols. syo.
-TICKNOR'S HISTORY OF SPANISH LITERA
TURE-Vol. l. svo
PROFESSOR ANTHON'S SYSTEM OF ANCIENT
AND MEDIEVAL GEOGRAPHY
CHALMERS'S INSTITUTES OF THEOLOGY-Vo.
2, being the eighth Uf his Posihunous Works
FAIRY TALES FROM ALL NATIONS-By AIonta
bO-WiIh "a beautiful Illustrations
THE WHALE AND HIS CAPTORs. By the Rev. H.
7. Cheeyer. p-s- For sale by
jal4 6t2p 1tW j. b. STEEL, IA Camp ST.
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THE NICARAGUA CANAL.-Mr. J. L. White.
the principal managing agent for the proposed ca
nal across the Isthmus at Nicaragua, is in Wash
Ington City. Il is said that he has offers from
England for onehalf of the capital stock, whenever
the work is ready 10 be commenced
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-16

~ AT Louisville, on the 9th, the river was
sun ialiing There were s feet s inches water in
me canal and Q feet on the falls. The streets and
reads have been placed in very muddy condition
BY the thaws The weather was turning colder.
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DIPLOMATIC DINNER AT WAsHINGToN.-Mr
Clayton gave diplomatic dinner on the 9Th inst,
at which the whole, diplomatic corps was present,
with the exception of Sir Henry Bulwer, whose alb
senoe is attributed to the death of the Queen Dow
ager of England Several members of Congress
xrere in attendance
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Nh. BucHANAN.-We hear that an invitation
has been given TO Mr.. Buchanan, by the MObilians,
70 visit their city professionally. We can assure
Mr. 3. receiving generous welcome in our SIS
ter city. By-the-by we see that Mr.. B, received
handsome by his benefit, SLIP rs, it being
one of the greatest displays Of beauty and fashion
ever seen within those wallis
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-16

ANOTHER SHAWL SALE.-One hundred and
eighty shawls were recently sold in Boston for
Sl7,675 6O-being an average of sos 90 for each
shawl The most costly one brought $780, apoth-
er $475, third $500, fourth $3.50, ffth $500 three
at $500 etc
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-16

10 ]. Withers Clay, of Ex-Governor C. c.
Clay Of Alabama, has been associated with P.
Woodson the editorial management of the Hunts
vile tAla) Democrat paper of very wide circu-
iation and influence
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-16

OHIO NoMINAroN.--The democrats have nom
mated Reuben Wood as a candidate for Governor
Of Ohio on the sixth ballot. The vote stood for
Wood, l64 Medi, 1l3; Low. 20.
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Dramatic Works 70, Ap.a.su,.
FOR sale by
THOS. l.. WHITE, 53 Canal street.

THOS. L. WHITE, 90 Canal street.
THE MODERN STANDARD DRAMA-A Collection
Of the popular Acting Plays win CiiIiea kemark;
the Stage Business Costumes Cast otChsracers By Epes
Sargent, In 9 volumes
THE MINOR DRAMA-A Collection of the most popu-
Petit Comedies Nauueves, Burlrtas,
Critical Remaks also, the Stage Business, CeG.ume Casts
Characters, Illustrated with portraits.
lNCHBALD'S BRITISH THEATRE-A Collection of
Plays which acted The Lopdon Theatres Printed under
authority from the managers from the promptbooks with Bio
graphical and Critical hemarks By Mrs nchbad In IL vols
SHAkSPEARE'S WORkS-In every variety Of styles
from 10 volumes.
BEAUMONT AND FLETCHER'S WORKS-With
an Introduction BY Geo. barley. In vols
THE DRAMATIC WORKS OF WYCHERLY, Con
gtey Nan1rugh and farquhar with biographical and Critical
Notices. By Leigh Hunt.
BEN JONSON'S WORKS. In vol. ial4 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-16

1E The st. Louis Inteligencer is the title
Of a large and handsomely printed new daily paper,
jnst started in 81. Louis by Yeatman, Ramsey q
Go, Hi wing in its politics. The editor is j. b.
Crockett.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-16

10 Rensselaer, Van Rensselaer,, known as Gen
Van Rensselaer, in the affair at Navy Island during
the Canadian emeute of 1878, died at Syracuse,
~ Y, on the 1st-being suhocated by the fumes of
charcoal in portable furnace in his own library.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-16

0Z Thomas F. Marshall and J. H. Holeman
have announced their intention to publish new
paper at Frankfort lKys) to be called The Old
Guard, to oppose the adoption of the New Consti-
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10 John Med. Ross, of Mobile, has offered
reward of five hundred dollars for information
which will lead to the detection of the thieves who
broke open his office, the night of the 9th inst,
and for the recovery Of the property stolen, amount
ing to between 5000 and $1,000 in Georgia notes,
5000 in Mobile notes, and package of between
fifty and sixty land warrants
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-16

SPEcIE.--The brig Harriet, arrived yesterday
from Brazos ST. Jago, brought S22,l2s in specie,
consigned asfoIlows: j. M. Caballero, $12, 900; j.
Hanau, $9250; H. de Gosr d. Riflard, Ss7S.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-16

CHOLERA IN TExAs-Some negroes belonging
to gentleman just arrived from Red River, died
a few days ago, in or near this place, of disease
supposed to be cholera. This destructive scourge
still prevails on the rivers and are sorry to say
seems to be quite fatal. We have understood thai
about fifteen negroes, belonging to an emigrant,
died last week in Shreveport, out OF twenty that
he owned. We have seen another gentleman from
Isl Irs q B9d yh" BID i hyrsSaf ~
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GuITAR AND SINGINe.--It will be seen by the
advertisement in another column that Mr.. T.
Bishop the celebrated vocalist from the Theatre
Royal, Convent Garden, proposes to give lessons on
the GUITAR and in singing. From his well known
ability as musician, we have no doubt he will
give satisfaction to all who may favor him with
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Great Reduction in the Prices Of CLOTHING!
bargains /! Bargains

OWING to the la,eneaa season, end with unuSuAy
" stock Of Winter Clothing hand
ALFRED MUNROE & CO., 81 Magazines
would inform their friends and that hSy nave married
down all their heavy Winter Clothing such low prices
cannot ta please those who supply themselves
Among other bargains offered, the following; -
Black and Coored Cloth PALEoT COATS costing from Slz "
Sle, will now be sold at Si2. -.
Super French Castor Beaver will sold at SIS former
81 price $40 end cheap that price,
T.ut..
Large stock Of eolcred Cashmere PANTS " great
Colored Cashmere Cashmere and Cloth VESTS cheap
M We articles but would request fur'
chnsera 10 call and examine OF themselves,
~ One Price....No DeViAtionl
jas 2Ph ALFRED MUNROE CO., 81 Magazine 81
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Mr. H0FFNER, Leader,
. aided by powerful and complete ORCHESTRA
Mr. HOLLAND has alsu kindly lent his aid upon this
. will, between the parts sing popular Comic Song.
MIR r. y MULLER will preside at the Piano Forte.
PROGRA ME....Part I.
Ia Overture, by the Orchestra composed Andre
g. Song, by Air Harris Tormento from Cinderella
b. Concerto, Panoore by Miss Schoeubrunner
g.. Duet Misses Fanny and Louisa Malone Raymond
As l. fell upon day Bishop
5'..Ballad Mr. T. Bishop" John Anderson ~ (unac
eOmpaned) ......,..,..... Scotch
g. Fantasia on the ViOoneello, by Mr., Ehrig
IL Song Mrs Howard The Macgregors' Gathering" Scotch
So Ballad Mr. Bishop Sally .t............,..
- Song, Miss Louisa Malone Raymond" N be
Between the Parts Mr. G. Holland will sing wedlOek Tcksh
Thing Part II,
L.. Overture, by the full Orchestra
b., Song, Mrs e. Howard, (by requesO-" Why do MT
lhe men propose
Violin Solo, Mr.. Hofner, (iangarian) embracing
popular airs OF Hungary, composed in sympathy with the
patriots country HoiuT
tSong, MIR Green The White Squai .Neukomm
So tiraud Fantasia ct Variations, Ia Cr9covienne,
noors Miss Emily Malone Raymond Wallace
g. Brudshi, Miss Fanny Malone Raymond--"l Legre
from LucTezia Borga
Song Mr. DuhdWhat delight the soldier knows Boieieu
49, Grand Concered Peee, Miss schoenbrupner Piano
oEtei and1ul orchestra
nc Tickets One Dollar each be obtained the different
Book and Music Stores in the city, the Library and
the Directors
Ts- The Hall will be opened hafpast o'clock and
cert commence at half-Pasl7 O'Clock precisely. jal6
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AWARD OF PREMIUMs.-The Committee of the
American Tract Society charged with the award of
the premiums Of $500 offered by " benevolent in
dividual, for the best essay on Systematic Benif-
cence, have recommended that it be equally divided
between Rev. EA. Lawrence, of Marblehead Rev.
Samuel Harris, of Conway Rev.P Cooke, Of Lynn,
and Rev. S. d. Clark, of Ashfield Mass
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REMARKABLE LONGEVITY. But six deaths
have occurred in the town of Middlebury, CT, du-
ring the past year, out of population numbering
ITO persons. The ages OF the deceased were as
follows "a, 81, &c. rs, II and s4. Average age,
7Si. Aggregate age, 40 years,
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the New World for late Cincinnati and Louisville
papers, and TO those Of the Alton for St. Louis pa
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LIBERAL hEwARD.-The Baltimore and Phila-
delphia Railroad Company has offered a reward of
soOo tor the arrest and conviction of the authors of
NE recent daring astsmp. to rob the U. 8, mail,
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.. OF n !. Meetings This Evening.

PELICAN DIVISION No l. at Pelican Hall corner of Com.
mon and st. Charles streets, ut haf.p6st7 O'Clock
OCEAN DIyIsIoY. No. At Unily Hall Mfisny Buildings.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY DIVISION, No. g, at Unity Hail. Ma
rigny's Buildings, Third Municipality, at haf.pasr i.
JEFFERSON DIVISION, No. TO- at Grena at hafpast I.
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IL A mong WINE h NJ
F60lscaP and Letter Papers, al
qualities
PGeka Post, Folio Post, Fiat Cap,
DENY aud Medium;
CpcH Rurl5ulS celebrated Writing
Papers, al! uarieiies and price, (;
Printing Paper, a large dssoTL-
b-eAt Of sizes and qualities;
Assorted COI0red Papers, b1sdilGn
Double Medium, .2x32, and
u < IS;
Tea Paper;
Patent EHrelope Pepper;
HdrdtogrG and Cotton Stamping
Papsrf
DTlggist5' Paper, bl,Ie and ,clsite !;
FilisTug PapeT, BlO'iiHg Pgpsr,
aud Patent Bi0ts4s;
Tissue Paper
Linen, Hemp and Cotton TpiHes,
Of erstg rGTi4iu and Thickness
&c From the facilities Afford
Manufacturers, we are enabled To
terms, and invite them generally
chasing elsewhere. jalO wv
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Clothing made TO Order.

OUR customers and Others who desire have their Cloth
~ ing for next spring and summer made 10 their measure,
VIII please call, have their taken and leave their
order, previous February lst Gentlemen ae under no
obligation to take goods ordered if they do give entire
saeion. NORRIS WAY
corner of Camp and Common streets,
JAZZ tyl 2dp under Hewlets
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% Its officially stated that in the forty-three
Savings Institutions in Massachusetts, the number
$l2,l11 ,553 a. The average annual DER cent of
dividends for the. last five years, is five and nine
tenths, and the amount of ordinary dividend for the
last year was $354S43 16. The annual expenses
Of these institutions are set down at S37. 1851 J26
One OF these institutions, the Provident,h in Bos
ton, has 90 1877 depostors and So 200 1872 on deposit
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Thompson - .NTrOll,

HNOl7t71SON ~ sVt.EOEE,
No. 10 Camp street,.Opposite Hewlett's,
HAVE received per steamship Ohio an additional stock of
IL FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, comprising good
Ortment of the following artcles
Super French black cloth DRESS COATS;
Super French black and eolored cloth Frock Goats:
Black and coored cloth Paletots and Fency Goats
Drab and colored cloth OVERCOATS-new styles
Black French cloth CLOAKS-ss, q and full circle
Black and fancy DOeskin and Cashmere PANTS;
Black and fancy yESTS-a large variety;
White Marlailes Vests sir gle and duuUe breasted
Merino. Cotton and silk UNDERSTANDS, Drawers
ana Half-huse:
Linen and Cotton SHIRTS-latest styles;
Black and fancy CRAVATS-of all styles;
Silk cad Cambria HANDK' FS-whe and bordered:
Jouyin's Kid Silk, Buck and Cashmere GLOVES, etc.
etc. dN If 2dp
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rand Dsyision SONS Of Temperance

S%Xy@ no. The Regular Quarterly Meeting ofi&f15l#
sZAAys this Division will be held Pelican Hail. H1Fe
ze corner Of 81 Charles and Common streets, on saS
MONDAY the 2st ins O'Clock r. M. Members
quesed to be punctua in their The initiation Of Dele
gates will take place NJ precisely BY Of the CIV p.
aI6 81 EDWIN r. Jews a. Serbia
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IMPROVEMENT IN STEAM.BoILER FURNAcEs.--
We have been shoWn, by the agent Of the psIenteS,
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Statement Of Relief granted during the year 1S From
the 1reaSuror'S .7nRuGL Report.
Cash expended for relief to Isl Active 10 Exempt Mem
during the $3.50 IS
Do do for financial expenses for 81 Members
deceased COZ 90
Cost Of % vaults furnished for deceased members ITO 90
ID graves - and children, s. 90
Total amount Of general relief S5t7 IS
Cash eHpeudedfor relief to q widows and % orphans during
The year 1924 90
Total of relief granted during The year 1870. s7 IS
NewOrleuus, January Is, 1850. =-
jal6 It E. l.. BERGER, Treasurer
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chs pailn Crescent.



GnAAp Yocn AND INSTRUMENTAL Con-
cERr-This evening Vocal and Instrumental
Concert will be given al the Lyceum Hall, for the
benefit Of the Library, and from the array Of talent
presented on the occasion, we may expect rare
musical treat The object alone should call forth
crowded house, but with the names ofthe talented
arsists who have 50 literally offered their services
the indacetnent 10 attend is iwo-fold. The Misses
Fanny, Louisa and Emily Raymond, from the St.
Charles theatre, and the charming Mrs. Howard
from Plscides, Miss Sehoenbrunner, pianist, from
Vienna Mi. Holland from the varisties, and Mr.
J. Bishop and Others, have rendered their services
The orchestra win be full and effective under the
direction Of Mr.. Hoffner. Mr.. F. F. Miller will
preside at the piano. With these combined attrac-
lions the room should be filed to its utmost ca
pacity, and there win be no doubt gay gathering
al the beautiful Hall Of the Association.
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ay be found
Fancy C0i0red 1triass;
Counting -h0ysn ard Bill Cop;
Cioh Paper, and Packing PGps7,
az stzesj
Binders SiraIs and Bonnet Bodris;
Trunk Paper, for iiIiings, sic.i
SlyaE and Rag Mapping Paper,
for SHit4,ci- and bToeerg' tss /
YdTred SaeatliHg Paper, IN rolls /;
Playing Cards, l., J. CoheH's
Steamboats,, Highla'ldsrs, Merry
AyidTetsS, Dteabri and Super
Eagles;
L, Smiths superior Eagles, EE-
cesiOr and Jenny Limbs;
Imported Eng ana French CGrds;
C0hen's Printers Cards.
IT, D. Ne CreaTy's csle6rGted Fd5lcy
Coiored and Neiss PTiHaNg Ink,
eo1siaHtiy on Ho..d, al mEtgIac-
tursr's prices.
Cd " our utfvss a aAncY for the
supply the trade on Ihs most iibs-si