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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-12
arrivals at the PrtncsDaL HotsLs AMSTERDAM,

~i'eo"'s "t 1Ho ITtHctp1l H0tefS yssterdGq
:, yTRANpA. C Appling, Dr. Copp G Castor. O p
P, pail MGns Jenkl,s Pensacola; Eohratel, L
=! Louis; Car1 Bene, Te1s. Il o Pops. Bowen. B
ATS, " PRICE Moehee Heobgood, jas o.
biei'y; Il blXby Miss; VIM Boyce and family Miss Brent
Ed Rive "a; l. B Fs.rchfld savannah Ga; Gray
WS sSvyo, ca John Watson England Aexanae,,
ky; e.s s's G,ssn:oo rsnn As
Padding and lady Mon Mich; Weem', Bayou Sara:
vile, Ga. '' A"'"d'-
ST LOUIS. :Chas Walsh, John O'Reily J Waterman
MoDle, James Johnson q B shaw, Ls; J 4mes vVje,
Cincinnati sklpern Miss Sklbern Mrs Skilbern and
g Louis john Staples Covng on; Fors er Miss or
rell Eagsnd; Thas Jenkins, w Smith, Ala; Jas Jobnson
% LuTon. Ky; Jamson, Dublin; r McCira,b L
Martin, N u John McCaly. A J DAVIS, Pa. "
TUFTS. J Wilson, NJ Wade. Natchez; Jos A Crops
4 m Wilson. Tom Apologize. Bestmann, o Morgan'
ARoApE,;.. w W Dripkwater, T Hover. Miss; J.bn
Oak, HlilsboIo Iii; Doak, Ind; Geo lan Alexnn
y w Payos.. J I'M Bnton, w Meyers, McF arlsnd, w
met aIiand, A Jones, John Way non Thos Kendall Nj
California. ~
COMMERCIAL. Capt Hatch. ship Shower; w B Bip.
ow, kredel, Lafayette; w Steele ia. Pepp.r InI.
John M Logan n .; Alexander, Miss. w Newson'
Qhio Andrew Doe, Cusina Vcksburg; w Culbertson
John Suinger, ID c Clak, Ark.
CONT SIREEr VERANDA.. VIM Warren. Ala: MI
CLARK. Iowa; VanDodu, Holland P DebiieuI Plaque
mine; Capt Johnson Red yer Mrs kaufman. child and
Two servt. Miss Pantev CUES, Ponte Coupee; Ma
re, Jaie' Refine, st John Baptist parish.
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Another Three Cent Cdse.-'The Circuit Court
of Washington county, Nd, decided, few days
ago, that no one had a right to pass round a toll.
gate, with view to evade the payment of the
toll and that nothing but absolute business can
be plead in justification for such violation.
c. Hildebrand, the defendant in the case, was
fined 81 and costs, by magistrate, for going
round the tollgate to avoid paying three cents toll
and the Circuit Court sustained his decision,
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knssd Of the lndians. The Tallahassee n.
sentinel sa,es that meeting was held q lew DAYS
- = Aaranna. in that State, urging the speedy
sssssai OF the Florida Indians. The Federal
Oovefnment has given assurance to the Chief
nagssraas ofihs SLATE tina. ii shall be done with.
out dslay. The Sentinel thinks tina. the interests
n ~ enss inpssstivsly require il.
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IN Friday morning, December IL, minutes before
O'Clock, OF consumption, GEORGE A. REYNOLDS aged ~
years.
~ Hi friends and those of his bfohers Gilbert Dr.
Reynolds, are respectfully invited funeral iris
AFTERNOON, O'Clock the residence of hi, brobr
Daniel Reynolds OF Common and Franklin Streets
further notice.
tn Providence (R. ~ Journal pshse
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Spfend'd buslding.-The new Capitol of Ten
nessee will be one Of the most magnificent build
lngs OF the kind IN the United States. 1t is built
OF polished limestone rock, upon hill, giving a
most extensive view OF the surrounding country.
It can be got ready for the next session of the
Legislature, in 1853. To do so, however, an an.
preparation OF S2OO,oo0 Is asked for from the pres.
ent LEGISLATURE The force employed on it is 24O
men. In Its construction, $344 1882 have been al.
ready expended.
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IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING I!
100000 Worth OF Fashionable
CLOTHING AT RETAIL
.alf1e6 .Hassa1'Oe r. CO.,s
ONE PRICE STORE,
NO. "a MAGAZINE STREET corner os a,.u;.

s0SsTGsC ekAlt1l1'OC - Co.'s
ONE PRICE STORE.
NO. "a MAGAZINE STREET corner of Gravie-.
.nI W: would inform friend. til. public in thu.
Clothing. Furnishing Goods, etc..
g: 1a and s s. ss
SSoy, sv ~ no ca snd e.an Our
I'D ts % ;
s All Our dMSs%Ss establishment
o saod sGo % inc no pain db.
IA. "a that invite ali who want Of articles u
The following is only partial list Of articles.
Frock and Dress Coats.
Ff nS and E%s'a Black cloth p,s Frees Goats.
& 90 % o 5PS :' .ss ssa s;s.s
D: , B. w SSS r So:
s:ss S Ds sss sss
iHf s'es, sss.
Be- Basi sSs olive
Sss:.s. Is ~ %ss;, s's
Do Blue Dram ri Po ~" closs sas. 10
Blanket Coats.
French supsrane Blue, Gray Sac. and pa,..o,
B. isssP' ss ss Fancy q css..s .ns rs:,s
Tweed Coats.
p@ Ens'h aud American Tweed sse. Erocs. PastO
Do do DO DO DO 90 P ssiSl:,''d''
a as ' and n Blue PG5s c dtSni cs. quality
s ss"sy Sill and Satin Vests all qualities;
wa RLss "a cssr.s Cloth Yeats. al. qu,..
White Nar.sII.. Buff Cashmere do do do
u We ask particular attention assortment Of ,srv rich
Vests.
Pantaloons,
French Black Doessin and Casa mere PaAtaloon.;
English Gray and Mixed r.u.oon.
sSya p sS;a sHd ,%1
French and American Cottonads do
GentIemen's Furnishing Goods,
Whe Bo sG snd ss G 81 9' ss. 4, Qualities,
apa tiofs s sS Ma: al ss ou.
s ,.s sus MI Tsssd and FanOs Shirts
f Red sSd S WITH: Faass TSs.A.
rf" an i. 's ass, P s. ssis ss
Half-Hose:
Eng Cotton, White, Brown and Gray DO 90
fasa sa t' ss:sf DO DO Dc
Raw, BIO Boy a.. and Children's Clothing:
E. 3: a; d cd; e ,.... &c s ss.'''
BS F;sp SAL 70 S,i ssotss Tweed Jackets,
% 81 Beaver Pro-, "a Blame. o,.reo.,
| Ohhurehs bl ack and CoOted Cloth Suits;
| Do do Blue, Brown and Olive POLKA Jackets;
| Do Cloth and Tweed Toga and Sac Costs;
| Do Black aud Fancy Colored Cashmere Panaloon.;
| Boys DO do do
| Do Black aud Colorsd Silk and Satin Vests;
| De White and Colsred Msrseies Vests.
| GlOvest
| Black, White and Coor-d Kid GlovssJ
| Black and White Silk DO
| Cashmere; aer9o and Li.. Thread eiov.,
| Fine And heavy Buck Gloves, different axes;
| sUSPENDERs, of various kinds =
SILK and Satin Cravats:
| B-ek and Fancy Silk and Satin Cravats;
| 10 Italian Crivats. from 30 TO AZ inches;
| Linen and Silk Handkerchief
| White snd Coorei Linen BoIdered sntkercniet;
Beat spitahed, India Bandana and Pongee
Trunks, VaIiSeS, Carpet Bags, etc
| COTTON AND SILK UMBRELLAS
| INDIA RUBBER GOODS Of EVERY DESCRIPTION
| ONE PRICE FOR GOODS AND NO DEVIATION.
ALFRED MUNROE co.
| M dawn - kasaEins street
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VINO RAISES Bad Money '-lt is said tha
during the whole period of the Worlds Exhibition
the bad money received amounted to ESQ in silver
and a half sovereign in gold. The half crown.
were the most usual bad coin, and it is a noticea
BILE fact that nearly all the bad money was taken on
the half crown and five shilling days.
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HI. Webster and the Spanish Question.-Ac
.conpanying the Presidents Message are very i'm
psrtsnt and interesting documents from tho Depart
nsat Of etate
The principal ones arc two axciiar notes from
~ Spanish Minister, Calderon, a1d the reply Of
III Websssr, November H. Calderou demand,
n warm terms reparation for The insults and ont.
sags upon the Spanish Consul at NewOrleans.
and for Spanish property destroyed in Kew Yves,
md swOtlsans, and expenses to the Spanish
0ovsmnent, resulting from threats of a mob in
Mohfs. :
~. Webster ssts forth the whole history of The
pw Orleans troubIss-and M. w. says the out.
49, wsss "unjusti6able, disgracefnl, and a fla.
asnns hasach Of duty" The Spanish Consul " as
un4er tls protection Of the laws of nations. and
sAese outrage gave the United States Government
gsat poin. Mr. w. says mobs, however. often.
undsF ~ sssHnnents, spring up 90 suddenly. thai
thsy can neither be prevented nor checked M.
". aiso deprscates the injury inflicted upon the
Spanish Gag, and says the act admits Of no iusti
heaiion.
Mr. W. admits the Spanish Consul was in New
Orleans under the protection Of the United States.
Des tne spanish suh1scls injured were mixed up
vim NE citizens Of the United States. and were
enocf mo protection Of the same laws. In con.
~esaons H. Webster says Of the Spanish Consul
mAtssr:
That Il NJ. Laborde shall return to his post. or
~ ceher Consul for NswOrleans shall be an.
en.ed By The Spanish Government, the officers Of
~ !. 0Cvemment in NswOtleans will b. instructed
orece1ve and treat him with cOurtesv-with a ma
eona! salute 70 the flag of his ship, If he shall Ar
nve IN. spankh vessel, as q demonstration Of
Mpect. such - may signify 10 him and TO his
novemment the sense entertained by the Govern.
Ssns q she United States Of the gross injustice
49, W ~ predecessor BY . lawless mob, as well
= ~ indignilies and insults offered bv II m .
nse4h ente, with which the Uai,ed States wish
syss = snain on 'ssms of the most respectful aud
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The new u s. Propeller Princeton is not coming
to Baltimore to take in her machinery, as has been
stated. The machinery, it is said, is to ID taken
to Charlestown, Mass, by the contractors who
h,;l
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AsceA~ Version.--John NJ. Bernhissl, Delesate
ifon Usah, pesempsorily contradicts the currep,
eesosnt Of disloyalsy to the Union, abuse of Gen.
Iaylosl menosy. and seizure of public funds. bv
GOV 1tlgham Young and the Mormops. H. saws
~ IN An Lake twenty days after the reported
oao'ss aheFe, and oil was peace loyalty and good
WI, W 70 ths moment Of his departure,
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AwfuI Cakansity-In the St. Louis Organ Of
the Sd, we find the following: "on Monday or
yesterday afternoon, portion Of the steam ma.
chinery in the distlery of Messrs. Kartz, Davis Il
Co., OF CollinsVe, ILL.,, exploded, killing five per.
sons and severely scalding several others. The
deceased are Mr.. Davis one of the firm; John
Lloyd, Louis Einsnger, Mr.. Fisher, miller and
German, believed to be from St. Louis, but
whose name we could not get"
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Golden Fo'ofs.-ln the glzzards Of several fowl,
gold has been found within the past week. From
one old hen 70 cents was actually extracted
these extraordinary chickens ere to be seen and
had at the Quinaty Ranch. Zeal paper
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-12

Inc Late Judge Wood6urD.-In the Supreme
Court OF the United States, on Tuesday week.
proceedings highly complimentary to the memory
Of the Hon. Levi Woodbury., late associate Justice
OF that court were had. Jonathan Meredith, ESQ.,,
presided as chairman Of the meeting of the court
and bar
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Horr'ote'-lhe Lancaster lfa.) Wing, states
mat an infant child Of Mr.. w. II. Miller recently
died IN that place IN consequence of having been
forced to swallow pins and needles BY its nurse, a
girl of IA years of age. The girl confessed the nor
rible crime and stated her object to have been to
render the child fretful, SO that she would be re
lieved from the care of it.
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Napdl-The Norfolk Beacon states that orders
have been received at the U. S. Navy Yard, Cos
port, TO overhaul and get in readiness for sea the
U. s. frigate Potomac.
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Unsuccessful-A correspondent of the NewYork
Commercial Advertiser states that the Hon. Robt.
J. Walker will shortly return from Europe, and
without obtaining bis proposed loan of fifteen mil
lions of dollars
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The Affair Of the Prometheus--We are graft.
fed to announce that, Immediately on receipt of
the intelligence Of the firing on this vessel by the
British brig Of. war Express, a competent naval
force was, by the Presidents direction, ordered 10
repair to San Juan de Nicaragua. TO protect Amer.
can vessels from like outrages for the future. and
inquiries were addressed to the British Govern.
msnt to ascertain whether the conduct Of the com.
msnder Of the Express YVES prompted by orders
ron MS government washing ton Republic
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Banks IN Hlinots.-Several applications have
been made to the Auditor of the State Of Illinois,
for authority to do banking business under The law
recently approved by the people Of the State.
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Murder.-A man named Samuel Badesia was
arrested in New Bedford, Mass, on the 81 inst.
on charge of bea,ing girl named Mary Brown
to death on the Sunday previous.
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oofemntfses.-on Chrlstman eve the solemnities
in honor Of the late J. Fenimore COOPER will take
place, at Tripler Hall, N. Y. VIM. c. BRYANT,
Esq, will deliver discourse, and addresses are
expected from Edward Everett, George Bancroft,
John P. Kennedy, Rev. Dr.. Hawks, and other
friends and admirers OF the genius of the deceased
American novelist. Hon. Daniel Webster has
been invited to preside at the meeting, and it is un
derstood that he will accept the appointment
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The Christiama Rtoters-A Philadelphia dis
patch of the Sd inst. says that Cashier Runaway,
of the Christiana rioters will probably be &C.
quilted, testimony proving him to have been spec
tator only.
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Fashionable Goods,
Corner OF st. Charles and Common SITS.
J. DU RNAU,
Just returned from Paris begs leave inform his
the pubcn general that he has received by ship. Emperor
Lemue Dyer, New England and Isaao Bell, from Havre
rich assortment of the most FASHIONABLE GOODS.
Paetot Black and Blue Cloth with B,audebourg in the
latest Pasian sty cored and light assorted Over Goats
Jackets do do; Hack Coats extra superne; Frock Goats
do do Clnaks blue, dark fine Linen Shirts ne fashion;
Black and coored assorted Spat,erash White Silk Suspend
ers nch Morning Gowns assored Jouvn Gloves Black Silk
Black. ~ ~
Articles for PantaIoons.
Black extra fine Cashmere do. Faconne Bonjean do COL
ored. psin plaid and striped. do. Chinese, last style
Vests.
Black Cashmere embroidered do colored do Cashmere.
do Velvet; do plain Black Silk do. Flowers: do the hest
assorted coo; Black Satin; do plain White do Silver
and Gold plain srss and flowers. very rich for wedding
Cloth.
Superfne Black, do. colored Olive. do English Blue do
Am,e, do Green Emerande. do. Invisible, DO. Flamms
do Prince Regent, do Orele d'Ours do Bronze Olive do
s'nd. DO light Blue, do Brown, do Black Edndon etc ,
for extra fine PaeOts.
Black Satin 'ravas do. Armure, silk, plain etc do a :
sorted coors ardniers Spoanies Taatas with Iaces D.
Col6rs DO black Ventienne DO. Lsvanne do. Whts ETC.
: LOCKS !; a hne assortment OF rich Canes.
~ PERSONS who emit listed with orders for Paris are
same are now ready for delivery. ]. DUCOURNAU,
MI lm1p Charlea andC Al.
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Ftres-The Unitarian Church at Bangor, Me-,
was destroyed by hire on Saturday week, Loss,
$4,000.
The outbildlngs OF Mr.. Bush, at New Braintree,
MASS, together with o. head of cattle, large
amount oil hay and gram, and number Of carriages,
were consumed by fire on the Cd inst.
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CAMEL COAL.

HE uniegnsd sole Agesn OF the West Virginia Coal Mnpy
Company IN this city, has hand and will constant re-
Of large supplies tins well superior Csnn.
With which he prepared to furnish smies stsres oce
the lowest market pces In tie yard dsvsrsi Th Coal
much y 10 any .D S1S use for durability
sub.tancss Orders for the Ian Al either The al
FITCH So oo5ner Of Tehouptoulas and Philip srs city
vi. sfst VIII prsxpt ssssAss
~ s@sp D, .. pswEss.
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The Grand Jury of Washington county, Pa,
have made presentment against the law of that
STATE, which prohibits the circulation osaal astes
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NEW ORLEANs,

Our thanks arc due the officers of the Columbus.
Atlantic, Chancellor. Fanny Smith, United States
and California for St. Louis, Louisville, and Mobile
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CLOT HI N G, ETC.
Norris 4. Wan.

Norris r. Way,
NO ~ CAMP STREET,
~ Have received their splendid ass rtment Of
FINE FASHIONABLE FALL AND WINTER
CLIO II H ING,
and are fully prepared sustain the reputation they have
enjoyed throughout the South only for superiority
ure but for the taste aud discrimination displayed the
Of their soods. Besides their usual
Fine French Black Cloth Dress and Frock Coats,
oil the latest and most popular style they have
extensive and varied Of
Fancy Coats,
among which the following;
Superior Blue Cloth DTs,S Coat. with Buttog.;
Do. Fancy cOlorsd Cloth Pompsdour ssos;
Do do do. Frocss and Sac Frocks;
Do. Blue Beaver Cloth Sac Frocks;
together with Business description
material adapted to the climate OF the style
80. Also. 49,.
In receipt Of large stock Of
GeDtlemeu's Furnishing Goods,
uneqnasd for durability respectfully
invited to call and examine the stock q Camp street.
City foe. INT 2pu NORRIS WAY
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sies q The public 10 called 10 tho card of ]. a
sAsshsils. which will b found in snoths, oolpn,
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Thanks TO the Gem, New Orleans and Memphi,
packet, for q late Memphis paper
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ssas.sew to Cosgrsss-Congress this session
IN sset public printer instead of letting il out
y ssnhsos - has been done for several years past,
sAees4caesors heretofore failed to satisfy Congres
-pHssed documents very slowly, and sometimes
vsy badly, and involved themselves in ruin beside.
JsA9ss Qaal.fsd.-Judgss Forward and vii.
hsn4 ssssndy elected to preside over the Di,,,ic,
Cent, q Pitnbusgh, were sworn in on MONDAY
Nesh e weFs slss Jsdgs Lowrie, of the Suprs me
vssst and Judges Mcclure, Mcmillan and Boss.,
q ~ Oosrt Of Quarter Sessions.
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Three Days Later from Europe.

Telegraphed to tho "Daily Crescent
By rHE SOUTHERN LINZ
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velCs from LeightOas'S !

uJusT RECEIVED.
| Embroidered cAMBRic SHIRTS. Lsgrtou.l
FINE SHIRTS for 81 50............,at Leiehtonsil
The COAT SHlRT....,,.....,.......a Leighton,il!
Superb CRAyATS and sCARFs At Leighton'sllI
UNDERsHIRTs and DRAWERS -. at Leighou'stiil
| 500 dozen HALF hosE....,..,...at Leishontilllil
| The "KOssUTH WRAPPER" ......at Leghtont IlllIli
Russell and Napoleon TIES LeghtontiiIlti
DRESSING ROBES for 50 Is Leghton's iititul
few eegan, soIREE vEsTs..... L.goton, NAN
Patent ALPACA UMBREtLAs.....a Lshron.l'lillIiii
Cuba, Tlbury and Line GLOVES. ghton
And the novelties of the
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
which are lust out in Paris, London cnd NewYork,
LIE G ii II MS
First Premium Shirt and Gsntersn's Furnishing .Stors
NO. D ROYAL STREET.
Mannlactory NO ~ rark race, New1ork ds 6t2peod
Succession Of tile late Paerrs Batcape
| SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
y oRLEANs-By of and in obedience to an order Of
sale rendered November a. 81 Greeted BY the norsbls
sd 70 Jhn l. Lewis, f. and By SAID sa
chss
MasGAR K HfoGs s the ow1s
tn &c, &c CHILDREN, viz;
Rs','s ssy ss Ss1 atsss
nj EkENCE, a. ulato boy, aged about 10 years.
Terms cash % the SPOT" JAMrsP P. FREREr.
dig 70 JAM IL Sheriff Of the parish of Orleans.
Mrs Jane Kearny VS.. Alfred Kearny. No. 3S43-
THIRD DISTRICT COURT Of NEW Or.
the honorable the Third District Court o. NewOreaasa IL
sa FRbaY w ss
s2'fs @
o e, s csG ns %o RSfT on
do Mahogany, Mahogany Wash tand ons LARGE ioof
sG Gas Lamps one small Lamp. Mahogany
On J,l hs sane day a. The hour Of haps O'Clock NJ.
s:s:s IL sssss Fs ''', TOUT ''
Terms cash on the spot ,.,, LANES y FRERET
purchaser 1e 9"Fa 10 remove al II q
Succession of the late Daniel O Do,cd. No $50
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
Psss%Ss s g. ,f ssegsa
S 0Ss % as " IN The above entitled
R Ss ID W
81 SkSSS1 in suburb r,sms.
e1ssS ss Mi S 1sa plan
day Gf Nay s4o and deposited the office Of
ess Hs s OF 6 y6 END
street. ana I'D eet inches and lines dep h. bswsen pa
.o 81 which hs 1s
s 70 ne ioowg msaas 10 wits y feet on Cusom
on the lat day of June 1870 together with the buildings
Two, Two se.y fame selling House with four rooms. one
u'"ic AHunen win TWO rnDrps.
dla ~ jana 70 Sheriff ri the parish Of Orleans
RhoUGHT to the Pound Of the First Ward,
Anns nsGo1a manSray, corner of Robin and
Red or Sonel Mare MULE, sbout IL hands ND
msh shod all round. white face. blind of the AAAN
mark Os brand visible. -
4 not claimed before SATURDAY, December ~, she
time and place. w, ]. AHERN
First Lieutenant Night Watch I'd Municipality
NewCrleans. December IL. 1851. dl2 3ti0d
IQUURS-5OO pkgs. Brandy, Wine, Whisky,
dl2 Ell. HART n co 70 Tchoupitoulas st.
CEDAR TUBS-5O nests, for sails by
~ ais n HART q 90, 70 TakessitosIs. si,
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Fashionable Clothing.
THOMPSON q NIXON,

NO. ~ CAMP STREET,
I Have per such addition, 10 tber ,,oox
render il compete assortment Of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING and FuRNIsH HING GOoDs
comprising
CLOAKS, OF Black French Cloth q, a. H. and full crcls
OVER COATS, of various qualities and all the newest
49, >
DRESS COATS of Black French Cloth. various qualities
FROCk COATS, Of BlaeN and coored Cloths
BUSINESS COATS, OF Back and colored Cloths Drab
aud Cashmere
PANTALOON5 of Black and fancy Doe,kin and CASH.
VESTS. OF Cashmere, Satin, Wooden Velvet, Black and
fancy Silks, and While har.slIe,, single breasted
SHIRTS. OF fine Linen and Linen Bosoms
HOSIERY, of Shaker Flannels. Merno Cashmere Silk
md
MORNING GOWNS. UMBRELLAS. PERFUMERY,
efr DO
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GROVER a. BAKERS PATENT SEWING
m4GHfNE.
nt.d Februarv IIth. 1851.

Patented February nth, 1851.
TINE inventors and proprietors, after long time
IL spent in perfecting and simplifying their in
vention, and having now received United States
Letters Patent on the same, prepared TO offer
for sale the exclusive Right of Territory for States
Counties, and Cities; Machines, with the right to
use. This is entirely an original invention, no
thing at all simIer having before been offered
to the pbiic5 the right of The invention is therefore
uncontested. Our Machine, by the Of twonee-
dies, supplied with thread from spools. forms q
,leso stitch, which will not open or rnyel-in fact,
fast stitch. II is adapted TO the sewing on all kinds
Of fabrics, also on leather, in straight circular,
or other seams. Ii is capable of being worked zt
great speed, and requires but little power. BY
means Of the feed-carriage, which Is compact and
convenient, the stitch may be regulated to any
length. The needle strikes perpendicularly upon
the table Of thu Machine, and affords opportuni
y for sewing far in from the edge Of the cloth
may be desired The Machine 10 worked by trea-
de hand or power, 10 easily regulated, and, being
compact and simple in construction, Is not liable
to get out of order. We confident that our
Machine, on trial, will corroborate all the state
rnents here made The price of one or our Ma
chimes, complete, (Which will be carefully packed
to go TO any part of the world is one hundred and
twenty five dollars. Applications for right oil ter.
ritory, or the machines with right TO use, as well
all inquiries respecting them, and all orders en-
closing money for machines, will be promptly at
tended to. All letters 10 be post paid, and ad-
dressed TO the proprietors and patentees.
GROVER & BAKER,
July l-3taw3m III Milk st., Boston, Mass.