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arrivals at the Principal Hotels yes.erdav.

VsRAEpA.. Judge Stamps and lody, J Penn, Port
Gibson. Miss; F Booth and lady, Warren co, Miss A
slaughter and lady, Shreveport; Crouch and servant
Richmond La; SAINT Stowers Vicksburg; Johnson,
P Johnson; Ark; Thos Fox, Cincinnati; ] Hall, VIM
Sharkey, VIM SharksY and lady, nephew and serv
prone Cray, M9rds and lady. Davis, Mis-. sars
Haggn. son and servt VIM Johnson. Miss Jas Ford it,
Louisville, Ky; I II Clark and lady, N o; T T Hawkins
Rawde. ny; Z .Worthngton. B Johnson, G K John.
Aransas, DIR Il Sprow. lady and child. eagle
q Bachelor Stub5ng, La.
ST. LOUIS. Maj Chase, w Baton Rouge La; lessee
Hart rheo GuesTiana !os Flaut, Eskssin Mobile; A
Pint. France; Df Cogsdae, st Louis; John Nolan
Mrs DsMun. Miss VI Denim, Miss Claia DsNun, j
Cambsl and LADY, st LOUIS John Hartley, Naples Henry
Aatone. n Y; Thos Abbot, Detroit; Col d Mitoheli
lady, Children and two servants; John N Bell. o. r
Price. Conoordia, La; Or Anderson, Madison.
ARcADs..:,W Holmes B Hoover. r ] Hoover, ]
tondren, Simmons, Miss; d 5 Lennon, Columbus
Ga; She'll Loxn, Paris. Tenn: = Busch, E Harris O;
Williams 4 Young, Cincinnati; M Morris, Franklin
Par, La; b w Rimes, Danphns, La; Geo Pollard, Ky.
CoMMERcIAL....E rhornburgh. Eakins, Ky; George
Park, Henry Hutcnins Eakins and lady, e Crutch.
field and lady, + Eskng and lady. VIM 81 Barton, lady
and chld and tive Dallas Tex; fannie. Va;
d Truehsarth Tenn; Geo hammand, Pa; w D Alex.
andsr. w Smith. Y; r Mackison, N o.
TUyTs. &c S Evans, Texas; NJ Kelly, John g Age,
Pa; NJ Craw ford, Ark; + Cough Jas Butler Ohio
L Haiet. Ne; w Merrill, Y; John Donald, Glasgow,
Scotland.
CosTI STREET VeRAspA.,..C Bertrix. Auskapas; F
Blake. Capers + u Scrlbns, n o; Tras Comaux,
w Hayg0od, lbsIviie; NJ Blane Nachez A month";, b
Rouge; ) Taylor, Donadsonvle; P = Roussel, Bayou
Black; N Verret. La.
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Cssvsetson.-We have letter from Mr.. D. In.
geaf pro prietor Of the Planters Hotel, at Marks.
VILE, correcting an erroneous statement which an.
learsd in our paper a short time since. respecting
The murder of Mr. A. B. Coco. The statement
wss made BY us ON the authority of gentleman
now IN this city, and whose name has been left
with ~. He was Of course misnformed, both
with regard to the facts and the name of the pro.
pSistor Of the Planters Hotel
Wesubjoin translation of the certificate of Mr.,
Ceco's relatives, enclosed in the communication Of
Mr.. Ingouf:
.MARKsvILLx, Nov. %, 1851.
At the request Of Mr.. Dominique Ingouf, we
nsrsby certify that our unfortunate relative, A.
Cesc, was not murdered in the Planters Hotel, at
Asrksville, kept by the said Mr.. Ingouf On the
contrary, he did all in his power for A. B. Coco,
es.:.endingto him all the cares required by his con.
9iuon, and having had him conveyed into his own
house. ''' '"A
I .. Coco, VILEkY Coco.
ID. Coco, HrIoTsr Cooe
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The Louisville Cdnol.-Pe,itions are being cir.
culated in St. Louis, says the Cincinnati Enquirer,
as we'll all over that part of the west, soliciting
Congress to purchase the private stock in the canal
and to remove the onerous tolls which are exacted.
We most cordially unite in this movement. 1t is q
fragrant shame that the navigation of such stream
as the Ohio should be subjected to such burdens.
1t ought to be free, it is one of the great arteries
of Western commerce.
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having been fighting, and aen abusing Waterman for ar
resting him. He asked plead the charges when
he handed the Recorder certificate showing that he was not
in the State conavenon of law He said that he was
born in Gibraltar and had resided in this city fourteen years.
that became intoxicated and was not fighting and
in general and special exceptions and dsuas to the
charges The oath of the officer much for him. how
ever, and the Recorder fined him five dollars.
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Maryland = Remoral of Free Negroes
Washington letter mentions rumOr tina, the nov,
Legislature OF Maryland will increase the IA, unon
Tree negroes to such an extent as to compel their
removal from the limits of that to the nor,bs,n
States. This is one of the effects of the Abolition
agitation.
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Something Valuable - The Ohio Statesman
speaks of machine for cutting and joining staves
made by Gwynne and Sheffield, at Urbana, which
attracted considerable attention at the State Fair.
1t prepares the stave for the hoop, either from
the sawed rived bolt, at the rate Of IS per min
ute, or 10000 per day. The style Of work and ra.
pidity of operation ELECTED universal appreciation.
This machine is made entirely of iron and STEEL and
we'll worthy the attention OF coopers and millers
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Revenue Gutter at Mobile. - The Mobile Ad
vertser publishes the following:

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Nov. %, 1851.
SIR-ln reply to your letter on the subject OF
Revenue Cutter at Mobile, have to state that the
Department is fully aware of the necessity of one
upon that station but the present number Of cutters
renders it impossible to furnish one at this time.
The Department has only recently been enabled to
place one on the Charleston and Savannah stations,
previous to which there was none on the Atlantic,
south of the Chesapeake. Had the application to
Congress for an appropriation to build four new
cutters been successful at the last session, OF
them was intended for Mobile. The subject will
aeain be brought to the attention of Congress- and
the Department hopes with favorable result,
in which case it will have it in its power to place
one at your port.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
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Polte.-The prisoners confined in the San An
tonic trexas) Jail recently left without permission.
They broke the Jail doors and left comical note
behind, stating that they had to visit Corpus Christi
to make arrangements for the Fair to be held there
in Nav next.
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Ssmg~lar-It is a singular fact that, during
one of M. Maillefort's recent operations on Pot
Rock, in Hell-Gate, the conclusion on the shore
was so great as actually to split the wall and plas
tering of a house in the immediate vicinity. The in
habitants of Astoria state that they frequently ex-
penence severe shocks at the period of the explo-
sion of some of M. Mailleforts heavy submarine
CHARGES
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Comphmentary.-The friends of the Hon. JAS
Z. Jones, United States Senator elect from Ten.
hsssee' at Memphis, on the 18th ult, gave him an
elegant complimentary soiree 1t was splendid
is'e but the most brilliant part of it was one of hi,
characteristic eloquent and witty speeches.
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NEW AND ELEGANTLY
Illustrated Works,
IRON the press Of D. Appleton & Co., NewYorkl
Just received and for sale
j. B. STEEL'S
IN ew Orleans Stationers' Warehouse, u

W camp street.
THE WOMEN OF EARLY CHRISTIANITY-As e
res Portraits with appropriate dsseI pons by Amer
lean Cersynen edited by Rev J. A. Spencer N. A. VOL
imperial svo to match Women Old and New Tesla
ment,'' " Our Savior with Apostles etc.
THE LAND OF BONDAGE: Its Ancient Monuments
anu present condition, being Journal Tour IN ssyrt by
j. M Wainwright u, ID. illustrated with nuuefou, ses I'm
cravings, in VOL, royal sYu.
CHRISTMAS WITH THE POETS-A collection of
Songs Carols and Descriptive Verses relating the Festival of
Christmas from the Anglo Norman period the prsen, time
Efquisey emoellished with Fifty Initial L.,e and other
ornaments VOL, royal Svo bound In a novel style.
BEAUTIES OF THE COURT OF CHARLES ia
seriss Of timely engraved Portraits Of Women
descriptions by MI Jameson, VOL. imperial syo.
LfRlCS OF THE HEARTILY Aiarc A. Watts, ex
qussly illustrated with Forty Steel Engrayinss VOL
Also New Editions OF the following
OUR SAVIOUR WITH APOSTLES AND PROPHETS
Wainwright "
WOMEN OF THE OLD AND NEW TEST MENT-
Series OF Eighteen sxquissy finished Engrasnss OF Yemae
characters OF the Old and New Testament
WOMEN OF THE BIBLE-Delineated in n ,s,,ss os
hisneh aracsslic Engrayngs Woneu mentioned in the
Holy Scriptures, by DR.. Wainwright.
THE QUEENS OF ENGLANu-A seris, of Twsn,v-
sereu elegant Portraits Of dating Female Sovereign. s
Letter Press from Agnes Strickland
The PATHWAYS AND ABIDING PLACES OF
OUR LoRD-liustaed in the Journal Of Tour brlu9 Tho
Land OF PROMISE with Eighteen Landscape Illustration
A bOOk OF THE PASSIOES-By G. p r. Jamas
Illustrated with sixteen splendid Engravings VOL syo
EVENINGS AT DONALDSON MANOR: or, the
Chrsmss Guest, by Maria J. Mcintosh with Ten ss. En-
grevDgs
SACRED SCENES: or, Passages in the Life of nm,
Saviour with Sixteen Ses a..i,,u
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Consention The delegates to the Illinois Rive,
Convention mot At Peoria on the 2e,h. Resolu.
soas expressive of the feeling of the convention in
seaersnce TO the necessity Of appropriations by
Ccasrsas for removing Instructions TO the navisa.
saon Of the river. were adopted unanimously. Sew.
sfai conmiftses were appointed for various pur.
posss' and short speeches were made The con.
vention adjourned after session of three hours.
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Very Cheap.-An editor at Coshocton, Ohio, was
numerically rawhided, last summer, by political
opponent, for which he prosecuted the person for
damages. The charge was admitted, but the
Court only assessed the damages at one pcayune :
The legal value, therefore, of an editors hide, as
decided by law, is established. Very cheap for
such interesting amusement.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-09

Contracts.-Messrs Low Il Co., of St. Louis
are the successful competitors for leveeng in Mis-
sissippi county, Missouri, bidding II cents per
cubic yard. A large amount Of other work is ad-
vertsed by the board Of Swamp Land Commits
sioners. They meet again on the second Monday
in February. Col. Walker, of Scott county, has
resigned his seat in the Board, and VIM. S. Nose
ley, of New Madrid, is recommended as his sue.
cessor
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Acting Secretary Of the Treasury
j. J, WALKER ESQ, Collector, etc., Mobile, Ala.

Savannah, Ga.-At the election held in that city
on Monday week for Mayor and Aldermen the
Union ticket obtained majority-R. D. Arnold
having been elected Mayor by majority Of 3S7
over Thomas Purse, the nominee of the democratic
party, and seven Union candidates having also
been elected Aldermen
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Large Sslss and Larger Recsipts.- Nearly
twelve thousand bales Of Cotton were sold in this
market yesterday, the bulk Of it after the Pacific
news was known. The receipts were eighteen
thousand four hundred and eighty seven bales,
against only thrty-three on the correspond ny day
last season.
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Steb6ed.-Wm. Thompson, steward of the brig
}. H. Long, loading at Savannah for NewOrlean
WAS attacked in the former city on Sunday week
~ three persons. and stabbed, ii is believed dan.
oaseu1lE. in ths stomach.
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r~ Ssnasor.-Gen. Alex. Bradford, of Marshall
county, Alss.' Is suggested by several Mississippi
paPeFs - one Of the Senators from that State. to
y elected At the approaching session of the Leeis
htnse.
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Splendid .a,s1ssSNls for 1852,
ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
sUPKRBLY BOUND,
n-For sale by
THOM T.. WHITE

TIL ON AS L. w HITE,
NO. SO CANAL STREET.
THE BOOK OF HOME BEAUTY, by Mrs. Kirkland,
with Twelve Portraits Of American Ladies' li by
Martin, Esq
THE HOME BOOK OF THE PICTURESQUE or,
American Scenery, Art and Literature comprising Essays by
irvins' Bryant, Cooper and many other
WRITER'S with Thirteen Ensrsvngs Steel engraved expressly
for this work in vol, folio
LEAFLETS OF MEMORY, with Twelve original Illus.
t'ations, for 1852, edited by Reynell Goa es N. D.
GEMS OF THE SEASON, with Twelve Eugrayings
THE iRS-An original souvenir for 1852 edited by Prof
]. 3. Hart. -
ODD FELLOWS OFFERING for 1852. contributed
chiefly by members of the Order Eleven bssu Illus
trations ~
THE IALlSMAN: or. Offering of Friendship
THE SNOWFLAKE-AC Christmas New ear and Birth
day Gift. ~ ~
FRIENsHIP's OFFERING A Christmas and New
Years Gift. ~ AVG"
FLOWERS OF LONELINESS or, Token of Remem
brance with Nine Steel Engravng..
KEEPSAKE OF FRIENDSHIP AMARANTu
DEW-GROP. GIFT OF FRIENDSHIP GEM,
CHRISTMAS BLOSSOMS. FLORAL YEAR
FLOkA'S DICTIONARY. FLORA'S INTERPRE
TER etc.
NJ JUVENILE BOOKS, NEW BOOKS suitable for HOLIDAY
and Birthday Gifts.
PAPiER hACHE MAHOGANY DESKS, WORK BOXES and
CHESS. - ~
FANCY STATIONERY, at moderate prices ds son
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Curtain Goods,

- Eish Brodsi=ie "a sk and Wool ii De Lalne,; 81
FURNITURE Chntzi Cotton Drapery ''e'
snofolusre1 Muslin and Lace Curtains and Shades.
window Lornlces Curtain Pins, Loops Cords nns
tringes etc - ' '''' o''Nf''
Furniture Flush Table and Piano Coves Extension Table
mgs Marseilles Counerpanss. Fine Blankets etc
ds 6t2p q Cbsr,ss nd Sa VI ~ sIsLIooms,
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3 Sergeant S. Prsntiss.-We have received from
De publishers of the American Wing Review, a
ksness ofthe gifted Sergeant 8. Prentiss engraved
On stseL It il gotten up in good style, and is said
b. his intimate friends to be good likeness Mr.
T. W. Wiley. No. II St. Charles street, is agent
FIR Tie sale of the above.
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Rich Csss.pettssg.

Recently received supetor Velvet
Wilton Tapestry CAhPErlNG Of English American nspuisc
Also - - 'AANNise'
Choice Styles Tapestry Brussels.
10 do DO Imperial 3-ply
Aud pattern uperhns common all
Floor Oh Cloth Mating Rugs, "a 1914 Baize Stair Rod,
ds SIP " charr., and 1a Il Sn Wafsfsooms,
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AL6HoHsE b. Coco, A. d. Coco,
4 Oocos vALKRY Coco,
H. COCO, ARIoJsr Cnrn

II. FRsncH OrERA.-Mle Pols BaQue,ti made her
eSess "a evening u Alice in the opera of Robert e Diabls
~ IN easy and graceful figure and pleasing face
- ces pure soprano, full and rssh. blending We'll in
=. :s' eisa. and capable of much expansion but
stability Of character. which time and praetjcs
~ 4 ssnsnly bring. Though somewhat embarrassed st
49, - seoa ssaned her confidence. and ELECTED Ieouen,
sI :. appss.s We should be unwilling to hazard
scessh to se confident that she will RAPIDLY n, seen
with the public. '' s'o" 'n'o iaSor
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WilICtOlC Shades,

3 feet x II set plain blue bordered SHADES
md. rooms, Offices - ~ ~ N'ui''-
large assortment OF and Shades always on hand
ootls Laha,cape Scroll and other desns Of superior
Plain, oah and white HOLLAND feet TO wide
expressly for Shades CHiTTENDLN ia aEE,tr 'f"ieN
US 6Izp Is Chsrr.s and "a Cn.annnnn.. .
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~ We are glad to see that our contemporary of
he Courier, called from his post by severe family
afcton, has returned to the discharge of his edi.
torial duties. He very properly calls to the notice
Of ths public in general, and democrats in partcu
las, the merits of his paper. 1t is well conducted
journal, and abundantly deserving of the special
support Of it, party 1t is nothing more than fair
that il should have it.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-09

o. The Delta finds "strangs blunder." We
spoke in reference to the Sherialty Of "the Chief
Deputy who has the ear of Mr.. Freret, and the in
Decentralization of democratic lessons 1t there
upon informs us that Mr.. Fabre is wing. If Mr.
Fabrs 10 " Chief Deputy" we did; if he is not
we did not; and we do not think he is. But that
= matter of no consequence; we have no fancy
for unnecessarily introducing gentemsn's names
into the discussion Of general matters. The Delta
began that on its own account. We are not good
enough At compliments to enter upon the business.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-09

Changes. Nashville, Tenn, has been prolific of
newspaper changes within few days past. Messrs.
VIM. Cameron, Arson Nelson, and James L.
Haynes, have purchased the Daily Gazette Of
Messrs. Church and Marling, and J. A. McEwen,
Esq, succeeds Mr. Marling as editor ofthe Gazette.
simultaneously with this change, the late proprie-
tors of the Gazette, John L. MaIling, Esq, and
NJ. C. C. Church, in connection with w. Weather
ford, purchased of W. B. Watterson IL Co. the
Nashville Union establishment, and Mr.. Marling
succeeds II. M. Waiterson, ESQ.,, as editor of the
Union.
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NEW DIR L K MS
TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. g. 1851.

u. s. Consul to Hauana.-Judge Sharkey is
now in this city, we understand, stopping at the
veranda. He is on his way to take charge of the
Havana Consulate He has recently done hand.
soms service in the advocacy Of national senti-
ments, urging them with the eloquence and power
Of one of the ablest minds in the country, and
here, o. elsewhere, he has thereby made troops Of
fkisnds and admirers. The delicate duties he has
b perform could not be placed in better hands.
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Fashionable Clothing.
THOMPSON g. NIXON.

NO. ~ CAMP STREET
Y Have received per Winfield Scot, such addiop, 10 h.r
as 10 render 1t complete assortment of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS
comprising
CLOAkS, of Black French Cloth *, u H. and full circle
oVEk COATS. of various qualities and all the newsst
DnsS COATs. OF Black French Cloth. various qualities
FKoCk COATS. Of Bacs and eolored Cloths.
BUSINESS COATS, of Back and colored Cloths Drab
and mixed Cashmere.
fANIALoON5, OF Black and fancy Doeskin and Cassi.
"
VESTS OF Cashmere. Satin. Wooden Velvet Black and
fancy sh and White hsr.slles and double breasted
SHIRTS, of fine Linen and Linen Bosoms.
HOSIERY. Of Shaker Flannels. Meno. Cashmere, Silk
and Cotton.
MORNING GOWNS. UMBRELLAS. PERFUMERY,
etc. 40 o,,f
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Important to HosssekeeDers

1 DOZEN pound canisters Dried Pumpkins,
- prepared for immediate use;
10 dozen pound cans horseradish
~ drums Sultana Raisins;
50 boxes fresh Extra Figs
80 dozen pound and half pound boxes GHaya Jelly I;
bbs new Pecans;
10 dozen Buffalo Tong es, new;
III dozen Jeilles and JAMS In fancy cups fresh and
very hne
~ packages choice Green and Black Teas in store and
landing
~ cases new Pine Apple Cheese;
81 packages new Buckwheat;
Preston g. MerrI's Patent Yeast Powders
Fresh jersey Corn; Hominy, 10 pound bags.
Do w, q, RAYMOND 7I(Iamn
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Washington Gosstp.-Rumors from Washing
ton speak OF the proposed formation Of National
Union Party, with Clay for President and Stock
ton or Dickinson for Vice President The basis is
to be the Compromise as a fnaliy; the showing
overheard of the Tariff save a slight advance on
iron and declaration in favor of Internal Improve
ments Many leading wings and democrats are
ready, it is said, to Join the movement.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-09

Ihs officers Of she steamers Delta and Gen.
Scot have our thanks for Cincinnati and Louis
Vile papers.
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We acknowledge our obligations to the steamers
Flsrida, Meteor and Alex. Scott, for Mobile, Gal.
weston and st. Louis papers.
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A~oHSOStWOtp WOOOS.
Corner OF st. Charles and Common st..
J. DU OURNAU.
Just returned from Paris begs leave TO inform his friends ans
the pubein general that he has received by sbps Emns
Lemsei Dyer, New England and Isaac Bell from Havre a
nch assortment OF the most FASHIONABLE GOODS.
faletot Black and Blue Cloth with Braudebou,u in the
nat fanhan stye coored and light assoed Over coats
yackes az d9 Black Coats superfne Frook C,oas
do DO; Coaks blue, dark fine Linen Shirts new fa,b,"n.
a. Soiored Drawers. Flannel Undershirs 70 Cotion'
BLACK ann colored assorted Spserash White SILK Susend
es hch M0nlng Towns assorted Jouvin Gloves Bnck r
Black. ' 'e'e |'ose ana DO
Articles for Pantaloons.
Black extra fine Cashmere do Faoonne Bonieap do M,
ofeds pian' pald and striped, do. Chinese last style
Vests.
Black Cashmere, embroidered do colored do t,asbu.
do Velvet do. plain lack Silk do Flowers: do ,ha ~,
assorted coOrs; Black Satin do pain Whe DO 49, .s
and Gold PLAIN, stripes and flowers very rich ior wa5;n
Vaencas, striped and plain White and Yellow Cassimers
Cloth:
Superhne black, do colored Olive do Eng.h Rlns do
Amie do; Green Emerande, do. Invisible do Eamme'
do ffnce Regent do; Orels d'Ours do Bronze Olive d.
ind, 10. nght Blue, do, brown, do Black Edridon etc
divers.
Black Satin Cravats, do. Armure silk. Main e,o do
I;h o ~ ihdoners spoanies Taetas. with laoes A.
sl aS; oaek venlenne, do ievanne. do. WHIP etc
- PERSONS who entrusted with orders for p - -.
omeu mat they have been carefully fulfilled an AZ
same are now ready Tor delivery. j. DUCOIjR ~ Iat "e
nal imen corner st. Charles and ts 80. e.,
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Married.:
In Louisville, ky the s4ih ult, by Rev Charles B.
Parsons. Mr. PAT. WATSON and Miss NJ J. r. COMBS all
oil that city.
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tbe Daily greseent.

OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF the Council of tho Second Municipality
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~ 2o00 packages Mackerei. Nos. ], 2 and g;
o0O0 gallons Winter Bleachsd Whale Oil
SU =. Sperm
l50 bbs . =, Lard =.
80 :. best quality Tannen' Oil;
zoo boxes Sperm Candles;
500 :. Boston No. Soap;
For sale BY G. s. CUTTER Il CO.,
dg If 10 TchOnpllouIas II.
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SheriH5s Sale

Ola large stock of Clothing etc.. at the auction store
No q Jefferson street, betaoeea Chartres and Leuse
streets. FKIpAY, Dec. IS. 1851, 10 O'clock
7. Il. James y Co. vs.. their Creditors No 4674.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
~ ORLEANs-By virtue of an order Of sale, rendered
November III, 1851, TO directed by the honorable the
Second District Court of New Orleans the above entitled
matter, will proceed to sell at public auction. on FRIDAY
december 49, 1851. at 10 O'Clock NJ, warehouse,
No. % Jefferson street, for account of the creditors Of said
insolvrnts-
"A lot Of CLOTHING. consisting OF Dress, Frock and
Business Coats fancy Cloth and Cashmere Paetos Beaver
Cloth and Tweed Sac Goats Cloth Coaks, Robes. etc. !;
shapbrs black soored and 10th and Cashmere Pants
brodsed Vests; Msrno Gsshnsrss, Alpaca, Bingham,
and Basinsss Goats, MsI,n9 Cheek Linen white and col
zine Vests Silk. Linen. Cotton and Flannel Drawers and
Underestimate fine Linen and Muslin Shirts; Umbrellas
Gloves Hosiery. etc., and fancy Satin and
Silk Scarf. and Simmer Csvais Neektes Caters. Silk
and Linen Pocket Handkerchsis.
On SATURDAY. December 20. 1851. at 10 O'Clock A M.
at Smiths warehouse Carondelet of Poydras-
lot of STOREFIXTURES and FURNITURE, viz:
3Counen. Looking Glasses, Iron Safe. Sofa. Desks
Chairs etc., ETC., surrendered by said insoveEts their
creditors.
Terms cash on the spot JAMES P. FRERET,
Sheriff of the parish OF Orleans
N. B-Catalogues Of ths goods will be ready and the
goods to be seen ons days previous 10 the sale d9l6lS