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DIR. GILBERTs CURES AGAIN.


TO TH PU BLIC.
III something four years ago tumOr appeared
aooye my shoulder blade which continued grow rapidly
until 1t was IA large as my two fists soon after another
appeared on the opposite side About the middle of last
May called on Dr. s. Gilbert to the ,umor which he
poouceu 70 D, fungus of the malignant kind As "a
proof, he referred to the purple which plainly
upon the surface of the tumor and WAS very doubtful
whether cure could be accomplished and advised me to
consult some otner surgeon This refused to do AT length,
was put under treatment. My disease nroved IN no yv
stubborn, having inclination to bleed pro(selv sufee
1t to say that his remedies the pro, ,ycb
was removed before crowd of spectators without the knife
and am happy to that through Divine Providence am
indebted Dr. GIberts skill for my present sound and
health, which have been enjoying for several months am
do cordially him to all who may be afflicted
believing he them if in the reach of remedial agents
have been living in this city years, and be
my office, Grsver street, No. -. ARTKMoS HILL.
NewOrleans, December 1850 DIG 2ptf
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THE BATEMAE CHILDREN - These gifted. most gifted
little children have appeared during the week. the ST.
Charles in the varied of character attempted
by any Performers and in each department Of dramatic
they stand unsurpassed truly speaking, unequaed
When told that such children possessed the Of
commanding the smiles tears Of their auditors, and that
play goes transported and enraptured by the
exquisite denestons Of child, laughed the apparen
impossbity of such idea, Now, however, having
these cbdrenhavng the Intense reality that chaaac
erizes their peroanceswe no longer wonder at the ohan
they WELD, the rapurous delight with which they
every where received Beautiful beyond the reach of tb
caVi of critical analysis, with feature radiant with tina
intelligence which the soul of all beauty and possessed h
beyond their years with that wondrous sympathy whict
teaches them give each character they represent truth
fumes beyond all praise. They indeed wonders. WI
only add. that the stage has produced their equal
and that in the vista Of theatrical mediocty their
only be kened that Of Notwithstanding the DARK
horizon for instant, then vanishing from sight, leaving
the void moro gloomy than before.
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rhe Weeklx Crescent

Will be published at s o'clock this morning. 1t
will contain all the news of the week, foreign and
domestic. Its Literary matter is always of the
highest excellence. An elaborate Review of the
Markets, an accurate Price Current table, etc. ETC.
recommend this mammoth sheet to the attention o.
the Merchant and the Planter while in the varied
character Of its well dgested general matter it is
desideratum TO all readers unexcelIed by any Othe
weekly in the South. To be had at Morgan's, ii
wrappers, ready for mailing and at the counter
Single copies 10 cents
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ANOTHER STEAMBOAT DIsAsTER.-The steam
boat Creole, which was employed during the last
season as a pleasure-boat, and occasionally as a
passenger packet between this city and Mobile,
took fire last night little before IL O'clock at Post
6. inEths Municipality, Immediately among the
shipping. She was soon cut adrift and in order
that the vessels along the Levee might not be in.
jured, few yawl- boats were manned, to keep heI
in the rivers channel. As we go to press, we
have not heard Of any persons who were injured.
She is still drifting down The river.
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THE PoPE IN ENeLAND.-The recent attempt
the part of his Holiness to carve Great Britain
into Bishoprics is most unwise. 1t will only
arouse the religious prejudiees of the masses, whose
religion in good part consists of hate to Papacy,
When the bad passions are enlisted in favor Of
sectarianism, it is easy to recruit numerous army
We see no reason why Catholics may not have
Bishops as well as Methodsts. But it was
an injudicious move at present. An incident
which occurred at one of Mrs, Fanny Kembe's
readings shows that even the educated classes are
deeply excited. When at Cheltenham, she was
reading the fine historical play of King John,
and when she came to thisksply of the Monarch to
the Romish Cardinal
| Thou cam stnot, Cardinal, devise aname
| So slight, unworthy, and ridiculous,
| 10 CHARGE me to answer, rs the Pope,
| Tell him this tale, and from the mouth of England,
| Add this much more That no italian priest
| Shall tythe or toll tn my dORiHi0Hs."
The effect instantaneous. This last sent
rnent was received with unbounded applause
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Free Trade and Proteetlon.

The advocates of free trade are now disposed to
assume the only consistent ground the abolition Of
all tariffs for revenue, and resort 10 direct taxa
tor as the means of supporting the Government
Major Noah, in the Star, says
we should like TO see the two great principles Of taxation
and fairly tested the polls At pssent the controversy
upon the subject system Of parry douges Y hol
bread, comprehensive and naonat and never VIII Ne SO
long managed by the old hacks OF the party p
We heartily agree in this opinion. Let this
and other important social questions be discussed
by the independent press. As to the party bearing
it is evident that the leaders Of both parties have at
one time or another, been on both sides of the
question Webster and Calhoun, Benton and Van
Buren,, have changed their positions. Mr. Clay,
v'e believe has always been uniform. Treated as
mere question of expediency and setting aside the
Constitutional objection, statesmen might well
submit to circumstances. The policy necessary
for one condition, might be injurious to another
Because man was in favor of protection in 1916
it does no. follow of necessity that he must still
support it in 1850. Because Daniel Webster
opposed it in 1922 it does not follow that he mus
oppose it IN 1916.
The subject is likely to come up again in Con
Congress. If it Does we hope the press will US
its influence force the discussion of the subject
its economic bearing.
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oRPHAN GIRLs, FATR,

aRGE number Of the Ladies' Of New Orleans being made
uy aware Of the needy and embarrassed the
lamp street Asy UNI having 223 Orphans
hodhg FAIR for its relief the AmOry Hall,
cember. ''' -''7 ~ ''- -''" W ~
Long continued AM s'eFuef g past
inl added 70 the support OF rper helpless children
mas completely exhausted t mi'
y an nnendowtd nsiuir looks aimost alone 10 public
charity, for the support iis uiurestieg iuma,es.
GE Contributions solicited aud
| ceNed at the Asylum, atup d2O
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HARrER's NEw MONTHLY for December,

HARPER's NEw MONTHLY for December.
Hunter has received the last number, which
contains its usual amount and variety of interest
ing reading. lis editors do not select from the
reviews, leaving that department to the Living
Age and the Eclectic. But between it and The
International a fair rivalry is carried on in The
fields Of lighter literature.
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BEET sUsAR'-Aceordlng 70 the return OF the
beet,root sugar trade in France, there were, in
October last two hundred and sixty,three manu-.
factories at work, which had made about eight
millions two hundred and sixiy-e eight thousand kilo-
gramrnes Of sugar, which was rather more than at
the same period last year. The quantity delivered
foT consumption was two millions seven hondred
thousand kiiogrammes, or nearly seven hundrec
Thousand kilogrammes less than last year. The
kilogranifne is little over two pounds avoirdupois
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The ORPHAN AsYLUM-The ladies have not
been deferred from the performance of their benev-
olent task by the Indictment weather. We are glad
to learn, too, that they have been doing thriving
business during these wet days. They will keep
open tonight, and their invitations to all
who feel an interest in these friendless orphans.
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MORE GOLD IN ARKANsAs.-Lumps of soil,
gold worth sl2, have been found near the mouth
o shoal creek, in Johnson county, Ark, by some
gentlemen who We're engaged in examining a bed
ofeoaL Geologists have expressed their opinion
that gold exists in considerable quantities at thal
place or near it
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FOR STATE sENAToY

aa1 We are requested TO announce Col Vut,M s
CAMPBELL candidate for State Senator for the Pb IF
Orleans, to fill the vacancy occasoned by the death Of tho
Hon. Junus Beebe dG MANY YoTSn
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HOLIDAY GIFTS,
CURIOSITIES AND NOVELTIES.

At his of Charles and
Canal Streets now ready to exhibit his large and unexceed
innovations m the nrssanr season His stock comprses ex
tepsye varieties OF tho folov1np
SansoS,nrIa A,,icI.g
49,. 8 D. ~ . II, 80 Ill, n, -.
IS Ro'sSf "a No. 1870 O1o 't' ~ ' .t 49,
~ s., . e., - q, VIZ go a' ~ ,- +, WY e.
anu '0'S- L'A'a' Ss5l Dsshs lSI Su4Gh LsNl"l Des'''
inliS ,,,r ' S ,o,I 31o,
A1npiN' an ~ DNHs9iN" CN9E9 AMI luna
.s'y -.''r. ', -, -o"'
LEATHER SHAVING CAsEs-ENeW palteTns WIN superior
9u1.! o' ..-l5 MI, n-,
SlEuk CAsEs' Va huonJ' huse"OoN anu MahoEany-
,, 5ouIs 'g q, solups, III I..i y.lyns ~
"ohh po3Es-Au eAIens'N1 FaIle'S' oeauNiuy hhsleu
wan Ooll S"'s' anu 5lssl l1P s1sn'z,
CpEuR CASAs WIN l'oui 10 potue'- urge variety
LADIES WORK CAsEs-Cl sOu IVORY WIN "Oa lmple
ments' a very beautiful! arlcIe.
LADIES EIJI CAsES-Jt feaF TORTOISE smell and MHrln
Shells WIN sewing implements 5l, enclosed.
MUSIC BoXEs-2 cases direct from the most reputable manu-
la''uisI m a"lslss1"5 WIN 's'I C ant.
| CIGAR BOXES AYD CAsEs-Ot PAPER MaCher Enameed
s4s I'oy, ETC., WIN vi Paintings and O'au
ily lHal1 WIN rear do.l, @l.'eh t.s.
~. raper lacBe ana an eh'eI
Ne" Sy's o. rear lN''"''4I71 Taln''ns'
| ssJE7 beapfifuI coIlsction of rtsinus
Carved Swiss Work.
BRoNzEsA choice variety Of Statues, Candelabras, Spin
Lamps Cgar Lighters, Tobacco Boxes Ink Stands,
ACcORDEoNs AND FLUTINAs, OF exquisite tone and finish
SILVER PORT BoUeUETs large cole elton Of new patterns
choice selection OF fine on PAINTNGs on Copper
JENNY LIND bUsrs-Ot Persian Marble.
gHr nioNS S CARD CAsES; otELhtEs AND DALI
Oh - ~ =, I,,s 1sI Dl.'' anu lLsi.,
Non Dfs' opsra ana Pr'da, fASsAh assortment 50 en-
LADIES' WoRK B,gKrrs-Of Velvet. Turkey r.astbe,
etc, with Implement. complete.
TFpp. Corr, Vy,pp Voc E,i, Ss,al- al I,,1-o,
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The CosT OF GLoRY,-The Mexican war COS,
Uncle Sam S2l7, liz, 575. 1t will be sometime be-
fore the old gentleman pay of this Year's foli
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WRECK ON LAKE ONTARIo.-ROeAestef, Dec
l9s--The schooner Malta, of and for Presque Isle
ran ashorc three miles East OF the mouth Of Gene.
see river, on Tuesday morning The schooner had
cargo Of eighty tons plaster, dry goods groceries,
etc, portion of which has been saved The
crew was taken Oh, but the vessel will be COM
plete wreck No insurance.
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7yY ns~ The regular monthly meeting Of this Com
Ely pany will he held at the Enginehoase on MON
sYfH DAY S0h last at O'Clock, 2. NJ. full at.
SaL-tendance is particularly requested
J. w. SAuNDERS. seeraiarY.
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GREAr DEEALo ALTON IN MoB1LE.-The Even

ing Picayune's correspondent writes as follows:
Onr city has benin state of great excitement to-day in
otthe discovery Of frghtul defaoaton in IT,
nnoe slre a. an early hour, and from authentic sources
sai nas NE spppo I'd os is but little short OF $4,000
Sincerely DO hope these fears exaggerated YET BELLE
sems almost unanimous The charge involves one who ha5
ss1 al9ne us many yeas in unqueztiOned respect and
Jyeo snc eQnhdence among his eowcizens rs 10 place
AZ now among OuE city mlers The pane
oitom otfoW Will give you copiops uariionIara
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HO! FOR THE HOLIDAYS 50: 1851.
THE SOUTHWESTERN BOOK. STORE,
SO Gravier street,
&lpKRaaMiH hooks.


LEAFLETS OF MEMORY; An Illuminated Animal Tor ls5l.
l'0 oy Neyns" coates M 5pIe"1!1y bound in Heh gut
ao2ooo, ana enos'aed with twelve beautiful Eagrayngs
RT,rss Few p,, 100 ,,... nj r,t h .
~ - - 49,, 9 an H hi me reliale oe's
Of their wFnr. By T6oIos Buchanan Rss tb " Pos, 1,,
ISL, EIalar,y hound in r,T Mel ' 'h -. ., A.. ~
emieI,bel with ten p5r,ras md ,frs ,TlsIf5 '
Tn ~ ,,,,,r- 80 49, g, M
sc nsrayp from modem , gogUm t In i sud
s. Of mszzotuto; illustrated by Appropriate articles in ~
and verse elegantly bound in N6r7cr1 mr. Npi, r,bIv m
THE Snow FLAKE: A Christmas, New Year and Birtb
day Gift for 1851 ~ 1I' D'''
The CaRIsTMAs TRIBUTE AND New YKIR,s Crvr. A
Souvenir for IssI " NAN ''f II
UPPER g PRovERRr,r PrrrozopHv sD,,uo,a,,o la.-o
type; spenjfay iustTats With Is ebarss-sIt
Bound in eIeg CANT style.
CH I1sI BLOSSOMS AND New YEARS Wreath for
OUR r,'' SAVIOUR, WITH PROPHETS AMI aposrrr.. .
Series of eighteen finished Erraypg designed expressly for
this '1, with aesEp;toq, by various american Dtynss Edited
-, styles ,.I Of binding
s' soPos ''TS, S Ct sysS6S e
j ss, o1a '' ss. jn,sl BY sS3o shnraSs' steel
vyo,,r ov rI M, -, W vis ~.
JENNY LIND ANNUAL for 1851 with Biography of the
Distinguished Prima Donna, by Fredeka Bremen. splendid
sTp,cy,, ,r,s ,1,y,y, or E,,,,,.,.- po,.s.,,,
tretSd. N'D' D''"oD-'' mus,
EVENINGS AT Donaldson MANOR; or, The Christ,
r or,a, D' '''1 ''"'O'" Illustrated Will ten superb
, H'SiH'mSS,t
SPLENDID ILLI &TRATEo EDITIONS OF THE POETS. In
rich Morocco bi. .m 5.
SCorT's WAvyRr-Y Novels the Abbottsford Illustrated
Edition nearly 1000 es and ooJ Et,l
pse in 70 vols
NEW ILLUSTRATED JUVENILE BOOKS Tor 1871: A SPLEEN
did assortment Of Juvenile Books Of all descriptions suitable
the Christmas and New Years HoyIayS.
.Alsn....
s,,.,,,.r, ST. . =. NJ, =,
consisting part Of Paper mnoae Rosewood and Morocco Writing
Da-f,-
C.. rp es I , Foo CS "a s WORK Boxes level
and sioro,eo card Gases and Pore Monnsie5.
- An wv, t, ,, ~ r ,t t ,
.. an you WIG wan y ~ .c too'e aft;iesI at very reduced
prices call at 56 GANIEk STREET where you will find,
with above fine School, Theological Standard
and Miscellaneous Books Staple and Fancy stationery
a4l Ivy zdp Join BALL, % GLavier street
NEW TJARDW STORE IT, .,La..;l
~ L - - ', - - ! " = ne suosCIID-
stock of HARDWARE, at No g77TchoaDioulT IN
IA 200 kegs Nails assorted from 4 fo i6i in " "
" anu F gu l XII = una 70 I'D spikes TO h''
Raeebesd Clash and H0rse sh,oa N,iIs
COOPER Cooper and and Hinge Linz q Rys' oo,..,
DO DO E9e Door q2 Hooks StG 70 70 9G iD;b
~ dozen Spades and ShoveIs-Ames and Rowland
casks Iouisia6a and Carolira Hoas.
10 casks Trace Ok Log and BRci Chains.
81 dozen Collins Collin s Axes;
e S, cashs S3o f,sI IT!pa'f e
S, ane ami gnd CAMS S6fSeI NJ Moe HCeS
Locks, Bolts and Sliding Door FIN re:
Wooden ' end i#SE5no% Ware
Carpenters, Tools.
AHd genera Ss sG assortment as o, e hing n heir line
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George Washin gton Lodge NO. al,

AZ NO ODs
wv = q sailed meet q " George Washington Lodge
INSIGHT At half past O'Clock at Masonic Hall corner Of
batohne ana ferd lido streets
lie hereby required for purpose OF bni;n & rr,i rnI
Of officers, Visiting brethren invited rSr f tbeW NJ
d2S = A Drn l1g gt ~ z, w W, W
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The LOUISIANA CONFERENCE OF THE M. e.
CHURCH, SoUTH.-This body of Christian Min
listers met in Felicity Street Church, on 25th inst
Bishop Capers was present. and opened Conference
with appropriate religious exercises. This Con
ference is comparatively new one, being now in
It's fifth annual session. Eighteen members an.
swered to their names at the call of the Secretary
One member, Rev. J. Guice, was reported as hay.
ing died on the Tensas Circuit during the year
Rev F s. Petwoy, having been transferred from
the Tennessee Conference, to the Louisiana, was
introduced by the Bishop to the Conference, and
his name registered on the list
The hours of converting and adjourning were
fixed at halfpast nine, A. M, and two O'Clock, P. NJ
Rev p M. Goodwin, was elected Secretary for
the present session. Committees on Education,
Periodicals, Sabbath Schools, Bible and Public
Worship, were appointed. During the day several
Ministers arrived Mostly they appeared in good
health, and have returned from the arduous labors
81 the year with cheerful spirits and successful
fsports
Business is proceeding with dispatch and har,
nlony, and the Conference will probably adjourn on
Monday next Eight or ten candidates for admis-
sion into the travelling connection in attend
ance. Divine service is held in the various Metho-
dist Churches every evening On Sunday next,
after preaching at II o'clock, the Bishop will ordain
Deacons and Elders.
Reports Of the number of communicates in the
various stations, circuits, and missions, have no
yet been made, consequently the increase of thu
Church, for the year past is not to be ascertaine,
at this stage Of the proceedings.
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For repairing and keeping epa} and Glenn, the Common

For repairing and keeping in repair and Glenn the Common
street Shs koSl ana bdges from GalVez street to its
l. The oonaStof 46a b bound to keep the Shell Road to
is present grade and to fill with fresh shells all and
sP R & aa they aP Ro, In 21 ID on D 939 d Of the
Dirt Road. The D Road to be graded to the haighth Of
the Shesay eight nckes-by the earth from the dtohel,
ard be kept IN reper by filling up holes and fast a.
they appear The BanQue be kept clear Of all grass and
when required The DtoRes to be kept eeaR and sesp 10
mails The shells for repairing the road tO be furnished by the
3 Security will be required to the satisfaction of the Conn
month pay retained until the faithful completion OF the con
the contractor to fulfil bis duty. VI OH 's part u
g. Payments to be made monthly, the certificate of the
The Municipality reserves the right annu the contract
and to have the same Feod by the Mayor after me us1S
notice. at the risk of the contractor and his securities.
MAYoRALTY OF NEwORLEANs, Dec 81. 1850.
NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue of the above
o az resolution 5 } that vii sell at my office on MONDAY
o@mo s 37se s X eRs u P@ an for 9n The
ciicalions above, [d28I a. D. CROSSNiAN, Mayor
SUNDRIES-
~ 70 bbIs Gid MonongaheI2 Whisky-Wnobe5er, Va;
~ P G35 American Brandy;
y S SSs Sherry WI Whe-pure;
20 do Madera-pure;
30 boxes old Sherry Ygins-a very superior article;
g hi pipes n5andy,;P II. GODDARD and Henessy brands
20 boxes Champagne Cider.
a
Scotch Ale, London Porter Caret in boxes and casks of
choice brands, IN store and for sale by
d28 LABUZAN y co IS Common st.
CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER-1S kegs now
- landing eE bark ]. }. Hawthorn for sale by
a12 SAMUEL WOLFF, 50 Camp st.
CRACKNEL BISCUIT-2jO boxes Huntley
o y d Superior B.pRRfnSS GG s4i s9S ePs for
(LtALICIA AND WESTPHALIA HAMS
- small qt 9! these superior Hams, inst oeiyed and
dss 81 a. b. RINGGOLD.
lMiE--l000 barrels fresh Thomaston, landing
DIS HAYMAN & HOLDEN. IS Magazine st.
SARDlNES-l0O cases whole, two.thrrd, half
~ and quarter boxes
d2s - A. F. COCHRAN, q Tchoupitoulas St
palm OlL-lO casks landing, for sale by
L DIS HAYMAN n HOLDEN, 98 Magazine st.
! SODA ASH-lOO tons, 81 per cent, for sale by
| ~ DIS HAYMAN n HOLDEN, IS Magazine ST.
pRu NES-300 tin cases new Prunes, Just re-
4 eetyed, A. F. COCHRAN, q Tchoupituulas st.
y 0PE-lUO coils Bale Rope,
~ DIS A, +, COCHRAN, a TehOupitoulas st.
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Mn. BUCHANAN. This gentleman, as will be by ou
advertising columns. take benefit at Placide's
Thursday evening next. He selects Sir HTeOHrt Court
decidedly his best character. Mr. Buchanan has made hi
start hsehe known abroad citizen Of New Orleans
His recent engagement the American has not been peeu
nary sueoessn and his friends take this mode of showing
their substantial regard for him. and appreciation of hi
promising talents
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French Fancy Dry Goods

d. P. SCANLAN IL co.
IL Charities street,
n- Respectfully inform the Ladies' they are now receiving
stock of magnificent
SEASONARLE FANCY nRY GnnnS
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AGENCY OF
ARROUIN. NTARRTT s. co. COGNAC

THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
i for he old established house of Arboun. Marett &
Co.. prepared receive orde,s for their very superior
COGNAC BRANDIES, upon the most liberal terms; Be
shipped any quantity, any that be required
d23 If S. WOLFF, IS Camp st.
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L WOOD II CO, Ship Chambers and Grooers,
LIZ on the Leyee, opposite Post a. Second Municipality
and Red Stores, Third Municipality, have received large
assortment Of DDS which they will sell reasonable
prices. mis- 2dpt
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pITTSBUG COAL AFLOAT.-One pair Of
Coal boats containing about $500 barrels, Just arrived,
for sale by g. A. MILTENBERGER, 66 Triton Walk
This lot of Coal is superior in quality any heretofore sent
to this market and in fine condition The boats are ia per.
feet order do leak Purchasers are requested to en-
anime the Coal, at the Willow Grove. DIS 81
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and NEW YEAR GIFTS
G. M. SIMPSON,

SO Canal street.
~ Just received, per steamer OHIO
RICH EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs.
Rich Embroidered CHEMIzETTEs, COLLARS anc
CUFFs.
HALF MOURNING SETS, Collar, Cuffs and Hand
kerchiGf.
Very Rich LACE CAPEs.
Magnificent NECK RIBBONS, TIES and CRAvATs
MANTILLAs and CLoAKs, large assortment
A splendid Stock Of DRESS SILKS, of all Styles
Ladies' RETICULEs; Gents Fancy CRAvATs, etc.
hs- The above articles will an offered at lower prices tFn
the same styles can be purchased any other city
G. M. SIMPSON,
dig tial 2dp so CANAL STREET.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING G::t The
subscribers have received large and complete stock Of Fu
and Winter Fashionable Clothing and FURNISHING GOODS
comprising every article in the way suitable for the se,a
NORRIS & WAY, 22 Camp street.
E2i 2dp If corner o Common, under Hewlett. Exgharp