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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-19
To Farmers Ground Plaster

AvlNG made arrangements for DIRECT importation
II OF PLASTER and having "slperior faciItiesi for
grinding the same at one Of the best WATER pRiVLEGEs
IN TINS vicinity we are prepared furnish fresh and
me ground IN onk or barrels Rnd in any quantity desired
Aug 81 dwtf ' A. & W II ~ upI.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-19
Providence and Worcester Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGE MENT-oa and after Oct. = la5o
TRAINS

E3s re- E5.s:; rF5.:..sz rs5E.sgs1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-19
EYE AND EAR INFIRMARy
WORCESTER ROOK-BINDERY.

w 81. ALLEN. gook-binder and Bank-I,ook Mann
t"cturer, ~. %37 MAis srnEET opposite tha f,,y
vnse. Pamphlets &C., bound IN worknaanike manner.
y ~'' '11"'F' dtf-nOY27
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-19
Ladies Embroidered Linen Cambria
HandkerehieFs

M Ehaye Just received very large assortment of Rich
W " Embroidered Linen CambIic Handkerchief. he
largest ever otere in this city varying price from sd
TO S2,2h These goods are worthy Of spccial aotlcc
+ ieo%o'u"aef"ls il. L. HARD0Y x CO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-19
Paints and Oils.

T EWIS'S Philadelphia Pure White Lead English Lin
seed Oil, Spirits Tupentine, JAPAN Coach and Furn
Varnish, Paris and Chrome Green, Chrome Yellow
American and Chinese Nermion, Whiting and Puttyj to
Their with general Of Paints and Colors fo
sale at the lowest prices by
: feh26-dwtf POOLE & MILES, 23l Main t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-19
E. w. ELWELL, Saw Manufacturer

SAWS of all kinds kept constantly on hnnd and made to
~ order. Also all kinds of saws Retoothed straight
eed set fled and put in the best of running order and
cheap any other Yankee.
jan3l-dly No. &c EXCHANGE ct.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-19

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN!
WE the subscribers cheeruly recommend the Fire En-
w gnes built by Mr.. Benz Joslyn, OF Worcester to tn
public machines superior any manufactured within
knowledge. And all who wish purchase a superior
Fire Engine, advise them first examine and try til
machines built by Benz Joslyn.
DAVIS & KILBURN,
r. d. CHASE,
JOHN r. WHIPPLE,
OTIS BROOKS
Orange, Feb. It'll, l85l.-d&wtf
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Som nothing for Every Body.

on John M Niles has gone to italy.
| crawford, the sculptor, is New Yorker
| Ihere are oos students in Yale College.
Great Falls village, New Hampsbire :. - l.,
HI; ireshet has damaged the Iron Works at H,ver
| mil, N. H., some $6OC0 or $1,000. ~ i'"'ei
| Two truant school boys were sent tn tho borss
OF refuge, for IL months at Salem Mass ,s, % iouse
rieid-marshal Haynau has lost his wife which
'ss. gays hse 10 me sudden report of his DEATH
Sr Edward E. Disbrowe, English Minister =,
Netherlands died at the Hague, on October 20 ~
An American newspaper is about baro .,,,,o5
al rans-a Yankee rival to Galignani "s ''o''eo
nal has eoas 70 Europe '""J Evening Jour
g.. me New Workers, in order to &c, tbrouob Hall
ea.e sassr. are blasting it. '"s" AAeh
Jenny Lind gave concsrt AT Ros.,., /.
to crowded house. " ''ou last week,
p.. Granville ); Penn, lneal descendant of VIM
rem. arrived New York on the steamer Africa WI"
YER r.covs,sd ~ no lra) court j. Andrew Shri-
At least 24O 900 persons in the ctv of Naw,vm.i,
aone' attend no religious worship the Sabbath Yin
IN, Il douglass the negro aboionst, has come
Dr. De Kay, distinguished Naturalist and pbu-
nolan, died IN New York, recently "Au ny
osn,s ie, Ielemachns has been translated re-
jews Tx ~ and large number of sold to
pr Nu'''a, ny permission OF the Emperor Nicholas.
Professor Siilman, SEN, is to deliver n coursa of
lectures at Washington, during the pressn. ;s' n. ~
"sooey' oy request Of the Smithsonian Institute 'p"
Geographic dispatch published in the Eastsrn
democratic Auditor elected in ths state
" AZ iAsf news than we have received hereabouts ~
:. mis-; owisshelm, regular brick, saw, there
~.tSns NM and revolving in the idea Of woman
~ par OF uoussH even alone in the dark
An immense American hotel is about being b,;l,
~ IA M lat place where the greg arious psncnis
coua DC supposed ntroducable. ~ ''''pe
y, rour purglaries were committed in Albanv NJ
one bght last week The robbeus did moi ,st mnoh
oooV' ana 'he police didn't get the robben NV A'''
IN a single century, four thousand miIlions of |
appear on the face of eartaot their busv
Foote, being scolded by lady, said. az have
heard OF tartar and brimstons; you sys he 80 nase
Ind the flower ofthe other. - ~ ''' 'eom Of inc one
The President has officially recognizsd A,.,,r
or the State of California. WIS ooosui OF BRAZIL
Francis w. Kellogg, the Ohio sbosmsL., h..
zen in Engani for the last three months eoturns o r
The Directors of the Bank of North A,r.,;..
ave purchased from Messss. Jacob Little d o., H. It5
ng NO. ~ Wall street. The price paid was Sio0 ~ uno'
Putrld sore throat has been prevailing in Tho
eis hboshood OF Gross Keys, Rockingham oouS,v ".
nd number Of deaths have taken place. w."
Deiazon Smith, formerly called sDslus;o,
'regon next Spring. s o'A IOWA 10
Women are good deal like French witches
sy pretty 70 look st, but very difficult 10 regulate wb.n
Wy ones take to going wrong eA
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curious Proceeding.-At the late election in the
western District of the First Ward of Buffalo !,
was discovered about four o'clock in the afternoon
mat the inspectors and clerks and also chall.n.ed
voters had been sworn on volume of WATTS
Hymns, instead of the Bible; and IN. vote. NJ
persons thus sworn, were rejected, for the re.,on
'na' was sup opposed the oaths which the challenged
'vo,ers had taken amounted to nothing" This de-.
cis'on is not only strange but ridiculous. The nar.
ne, n sworn supposed that the book used was tho
n'oe' anu Their votes should not have been re-.
lsc'ea ict The errer of the inspectors BIZ the de.
ol .ne latter 1t would be inferred that they be-
compel men TO speak the truth, who if Sworn 49,
accidentally, on another book, would be disno,sd
10 utter ialsehood An honest man will ,s1, 49,
ruin, though no formal oath be administered
ne VINO would not thus act, will be little rss,ro;nna
oy taking an oath on the Bible,
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Cust0mhouse, New Orleans,
CoLLKCToR's OFFICE, Deo q 1881
SEALED PROPOSALS will b. received ,
I'M, office until the 2d instant at u O'Clock for snnnI,
ing shiP CHANbLERY for tho United states Revsnn
vessels on this station, for twelve MONTHS ending bI n.
cember, 1852 to wit: '-'' IL
Anchos-kedges and chains
Hawsers-Manlla and American Hemp.
Cordage-Tarred Hemp, Patent and MariII.
Cordage-Bolt Rope.
tanvas-Holland A. A. and American Hsmn
Canvas-Cotton, Nos. >. 3. 8 and 10.
housene' HambroIne. Spun Yam and Twins
huntng-Al colon full and half width.
Lsa'her-Pump and Rigging.
oakum and Junk.
Brooms-Hickory, Birch and Corn,
Blocks-With Friction Rollers.
Blocks-lron bushed
Hooks and Thimbes,
Paints-Fint quality all color,
Pains-White Lead in Oil.
Olls-lAir seed boiled and raw
Shs-Sperm. Winter and Summer Strained
Spinh Turpsnine. Tar and Pitch.
Powder-Cannon and Primps.
Lum6er-Whits and Yellow Pine. .,c
Oak Wood. sawed and delivered.
= All articles required not enumerated IN n. s.;.,-,
lowest market prices An''"ou al Inc
uo 'oHo GEO, q, LAWRASON C.u...
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CAMEL COAL.

sole Agesnt of the West Virginia Coal n,nns
espt Of ars .upp mas On band and r.
Nm wnSh nc u prspAred to furnish families sters Soa
much unensr 20 IN me yard delivered. Thi, Goa n
anoy IN barnSx I'd dIT IN use for daIaby and bril-
si,es order. Tor The absvs e al ethsr he os ~
Laiayets p 8. Crane No % nSna na faip 'sset city OF
WI meet with prompt attention 'uest Nsvorsans,
o.. DkwEgs
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Asofkr Search .tr Sir John Franklin.-It is
Lisut PIN. ofthe Royal Navy, who has proposed
v continue the search for Sir John Franklin. He
ssys he will 20 through Russia and Siberia to the
loaaliy Of the alleged Polar sea. He has the sun.
- Of the Admiralty, and of the Royal Gsograph.
81 socisty. He also expects the aid of Russia
- lAdy franklin has devoted f5OO from her
'seoef means to the advancement of the project
Ds1ssse Of Poet.-The venerable and eyerv
whs.e esfsemed poet, James Montgomery, is dead
hs bad completed his sOth year. On his sOth
birthday be planted an oak tree in the lawn in
mont Of the Sheffield Infrmary. He resided a,
The Mount, Sheffield, England.
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17s Nal. - The mail came through on yester.
~ norning, bringing US late dates as due Our
dsa6s ass, from New York. Philadelphia and Bos-
~ = the 24th from Baltimore, and Washing
n y The 18th, and Charleston to the 9th
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from Europe-Among the passenger, bv III.
Atlantic, at New York, are Z. Riddle, u 8 COM
missioner to the Worlds Fair; Charles F s,.n.
bury, do; Major Hobbie, Assistant Po.,m,,,.,
General i. d. Vail, the Telegraph Agent, and 8
Wethered. "
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Pounds

Inc a'lons to be of good and wholesome quality 10 b
approved oy the Collector, and the different articles COM
pnsng the ration be delivered on board bs cn,,s
and sufficient casks and vessels to be provided by tho
tractor and the contents thereof distinctly marked on ZACH
to be understood that the contractor will be bound to
M M upon reasonable notice. as often be required
by the Captain of the cutter, with the appreciation f tho
Collector (no exceeding average one day in
week. such fresh and vegetables as NAV he
to the corresponding of the ration allowed in
''s 90 - . AVA service. GEO. LAWRASON,
- sa.0 Nalectox
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oyyIcR no. 90 ST. CHARLES srREEr,
WIN b regularly vsd subscrbs In this city Lafayette
carry hour svsy day. lsunday exceptsd for IS year
sdv11ee paysb1e y fhs ONCE, Is csn week payable
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
~ G1 III data the following Of charges pr square
- unes In pea., vil Be- Invariably adhered to, Wis:
~ m911ons ~ ~ cnoon O.
101ooquenS 1enr0o4
A1Vunsnu ~ second psgs charged each day.
MoRi dooant vii " made with those advertise by In
- o. for { sAosss time
All Advsusnts not married will be published month ant
charged accordingly.
hs Ccspt has sfong claims upon advertisers medium
enmnunicaion with the public. lis circulation, which wa arr
Ass came into the hands Of the pren, proprietor beef
~ rapidly on the increase even hrvuSh the dull
Ootsbsr s. 1851.
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D'sprooed. charge recently made bv Can,
Bell OF the brig John French, says the New York
Express, accusing the Key West wreckers of setino
lalse lights to decoy vessels ashore, is refued h,
the Key West papers and correspondents. The
laws regulating the pilotage of Kew West wers
changed at the last session of the Legislature. Tbs
system OF half plotage has been done away with
ana at present masters of vessels bound IN and
from Key West are at liberty to take pilots at tbei,
option. An ignorance of the law has, it is said.
caused the discontnuance of many coastine vessels
that trade annually between that port and tho
Northern States. '"e
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tennessee ka't.udy Bonds.-Two hundred and
nifty thousand dollars of the Nashville and cha,
tanooga Railway bonds have been nsso;., .d y,
par. They were endorsed and guaranteed INV ,h =,
State Of Tennessee, and thus made az aooa ~. ~
State bonds. so"u %
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Wesre under obligations to Mr.. w. H. Fisk, the
attentive clerk Of steamboat Ambassador, for late
river papers.
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me fsrs AmnsA'lator.-It is said the reason
why Phillipss Fire Annhlator is not yet intro
auced here by the American company, is that the,
nave not succeeded in compromising the chemicals
properly. They have failed in attempting il. and
nave sent for person in England to come over
and undertake the matter.
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Tehuantepec-.Mexico and Great Brit.i,

We translate the following from the TRAIT
omso'' published in the city of Mexico, of the
9Th ultimo:
"Senor Ramon GAMBIA, on Thursday last sub.
United to the Senate the project of law az foilo,,s
The subject is one of vital importance under er;s,.
ing circumstances ~
Article l. The Executive will proceed to omen
| negotiations with the Government of Her Br;i,n'
me Majesty to effect the opening of the Isthmus
OF Iehuantepec.
IN Article H. The exact basis of this arrangement
"First--The British Government will eno,os
to open the canal without any unnecessary derv'
lofieiting the right in the premises by ponerecy'
Gon. Il will bind itself to pay the foreign debt in
the British capital, with interest from the dav Of
! signing the contract 1t will erect such forti6ca.
uons al convenient points may be indicated bv the
Mexican Government, as necessary for the deienns
sao protection OF the coast. 1t will agree IN aid
Nsxico In all cases Of invasion from whateyer ana,
Ter, which might tend to dspossess it of the rght,
winch 1t holds to the lands Of Tehuantepec and to
i, Second-Tbe Mexican nation will deliver IN
the lsthmus with the sole object above sta,sd sbp
VIII maintain military force of not less Than 20f1
men 10 ald the workmen; she will furnish nrces.
sary supplies for the service of the forts and viii
ceos 10 Inc British Government the tolls which
ay 10 Tor the transit of the Isthmus as
ven as Iof oiner purposes connected ,herewith
curing period sufficient for the Reimbursement, ~
e amount OF the debt, of the cost of the work and
ane payment OF whatever indemnity NAV be aoresd
upon as premium" e'eo"
This is saying to the North Americans. we desire
that The lsthmus should be pierced bur bv other
hands than yours. On one hand we are afraid of |
you; on the other, you have acquired the right for
when you ask, frankly, rather loo suddenly. This
- ihdeed' the true state of the question.
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CusiomhOuse, New Orleans

CustomhOuse, New Orleans
COLLKCToR's OFFICE Dec 4. 1851 /
SEALED PROPOSALS will he ,scsiv.d =,
~ ths office until the SSd inst. at Il oclock for ,bs
sUPPLf Of NATIONS for the U. g. Revenue Vs.ssl.
December, 1859. NAN''~ SA''
The ration Tor the Revenue Service il, thu ann. 49,
allowed tor the Naval Service. emitting the liquor and
STATS OF the articles enumerated in the following ,abs y, wv
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SyFs! Crop. Sugar making, in this and a;oio.
sa9 fs1shes, Is progress ng finely The late
nesvy and nppng frosts have not matsr;alIu
s'asied the prospects Of an average crop. MANY Of
~ pd.atss have windrowed much Of til cir cane
ssa What remains standing in the field, they will
% abs to grind before it can be serousy in ursd
should we have a sudden freeze. [Thibodespx
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IA Poetic Telegraph Pro,sct.-The project o
building telegraph line to the Pacific coast saw
ne Cincinnati Enquirer, at an estimated total cos
q ooooo, Congress to vote the company $780,
w q public funds, is again to be pressed before
Ne National Legislature. As.a compensation for
sn'' little item of small change $500 900, the CON-
Peny are to propose doing the Government tele.
graphing for ten ysays. :.
~ Aga".-The party Of deluded individual
who commenced digging for treasure in Oswepo;
900 TINE since, under direction Of clairyovant
s'n nom Albany, afier csasing their labors for a
"nm' rseommenced operations last week, and had
e.eavaaed some thirty,fset, down to the hard.pap.
Aifsoseh beyond point where the earth had ever
eesn snsrsd before, these Doutenwivel dunes con.
sanse thsir work with earnest persever rance,
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17s kOrsisn Neps.-Thsre is no very striking
PAINT 10 the news by the arrival of the Asia and
Atlantic. Koauth continues to receive the oya.
sons of the Englsh people, Notwithstanding his
Republican avowals, and the continued attacks Of
the London Times. He has been received with
distinguished honor at Birmingham and Manches
or, ~ both Of which places he made long and clio.
qssnt spssches, which were warmly applauded.
n BIZ Manchester speech he dominates the Hon.
kohsn J. Walker for the next Presidency of the
Untsd snsss, and avows a plump, vigorous, and
oempsshensive declaration in favor of free trade
and unrestricted commerce between nations. Free
tsads and commerce Kossuth calls, in his Shaks
psssan language, the locomotive of great political
principles"
The details of the news by the Atlantic and
A. will b found in another column of our morn.
ings mpsr Hass srAa
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Pauperism IN Boston.-The annual reno,, =,
the Boston Society for the Prevention of Pauper.
ism, estimates the cost of pauperism to that citv
IN ls4o, at $4S,454; in ls45, $4,000; and in
lsoo' sill'9O5 1t also states that in the past 1--WE
years. the native American paupers have decreased
about thirty seven per cent, while foreign pauners
supported BY the city, have increased about one
hundred and fifty per cent. WIG
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Fcrges-The examination of the forrers re-.
esnt'y arrested in New York. has developed the
MT that these parties, in connection with others
have ohssined not less than 100000 by procuring
~ slgnatures Of responsible business men and
thsa successfully Initiating them
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Our acknowledgements are due Capt. Cordson, of
IL schooner j. Grerson, and the officers of the
stsamss Alabama, for their attentions.
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Ceasss II Losisiana. yelling houses in the
ssas .. lOl families in the State, 54,112. White
nalss, NJ, 0o9; white females, 114,357-255, 4le
fsss eolersd males, 1898; free colored females,
e.eoe - 1887. Total free population, 272, 953.
Slaves, 2ss021. Total population, 81 1874 Deaths
daring the year, 1880; farms in cultivation, 49,
-; manufacturing establishments producing an.
nsally $500 and upwards, 1921; Federal repre-.
sentative population, 1865.
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CrOckery, CHINA, GIassaV0,.e.

WI o LIE SALE AND RETAIL.
- p. r, FELL a. co.
No. "a Common street, near Camp have o-
u compete stock OF goods OF the 80. nand n
terms and shapes. which tho, sre n osIsst pat
soms Of The oT Is, Snoss: The following ssN
HOUSE FURNISHING.
Dining 5en-White Opaque and F,sros rh;n.
bsso S ~ a. Bbs ian Dseerasd and Whie China
S1t and Pressed Glass Tumbiei. Wines. 70 e''.
S I,H Lamps|rable and Hanging. WV
S' r;s PLATED Cs.,on Cande.tof' ForIs Spoons, .o
h,snn n1 roks n sets Of 81 pieces or By the dozen
bbiIocE Tin Coffee Bisains. Urns, etc.
BLOCK Tia Dish Heaters.
SsPpannsd Waitsr, all sizes and qu alitiss.
AT WHOLESALE-A general rsso,tn,.,, e
udde on common and hne Crockery and Gass w. Hy
and Forks. Spoons, Walters, Candieseks Ian are hiyes
srs sod IN Il. al Ct which will be
ns or ,ansnor,o s'a'es and packed the safest mar
n2' 3m2&3p
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IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING I,
$Aoo,ooo Worth or Fashionab,.
CLOTHING AT RETAIL.
.Alfred .uasm,Oe f. @,o,o

NJ ONE fKlCE STORE
NO. 81 MAGAZINE STREET, corne, os a.,
pre.sn, oes ''" our friends and til, public in general b,
up. 0aoi'sahin .s,ni furnishing Goods, etc..
United State. "' To oe E. y "a sasA
simple fss ~ . fss snSx Our
~ss 0s and Zach article Tt upon
at Il dealing With ousiomsr satisfaction What
sro.dsay NsvYers @@ds a. S s s.f
i With the fa a sesgs ds .y G..
me 70 cal and examine assortment want OF articles ouy
ihe 'oho~ins ia only partial list Of articles,
rr.Dch -, FRO crock and Dress Coats,
Do de Raes s Gl%,h p,e Frocs coats.
DO do Black do DO S oiiS aSS , Ssfh F,oes
Fur d sv s .,. Sd Fancy od o GSS rS
sa1 rasss 6 SaSr ed. g.
sa: ss and sSg
.aS :sf 3' %ss
ss:' s.s"., S. g
Do do Blue nTs1 I s a GU, Ss"s
French sur.,s.. nj. Blanket Coats:
BE- ,,co oo , 40 extra long do and and E rL
Do third ' SS Do Fancy 90 coo,.a g I do DE-
r,.,,, Tweed Goats.
ff Do English 81 and American ssss rroc.. and
Do do DO 90 % % F RSissIs,'''''
Bas and and n Ps. eI;a, quality,
s srniy Silk and Satin Vests, al s sn"i,i:.
siser l.lI.nt, v. 81 90 90 90
French posta and f Gs.sin.rs Cloth v. q..
White harssll's and Buff Cashmere 80 30 do
wEnn we ask particular attention to our r,.,. DO
Vests. ''AAs VESTS also 0sv s,a l.n", ,' I nos
Fr.,oh Ria. Nal. PantaIoomss
po F,sa Dos.kIn and Cashmere Ra,,s,,
osaoh an hs Am sLi Iod Gray and 90
sss sss; $
fench ana American Cottonads DO
Ina, G &c Furn,sb,n
White f Bo SG and ss t,. qus s"ods'
s:s s.S sss S'sS s' 81 s a. qTs'
alsssS So sS,.s qualities.
saiI' .ss Gs sSs. m An Flannel Shirt
sIas 1 RED s srt & M, Indrshirts;
saver 1fa al he a ss sI." s. Ma,%
Eng Cotton WINE WINE and lambs Wool Hose all qu..,
shaker 1a i. Hs ~ssi Dc Dc e
10y. B 1Sy Blu. an ,ss, Children. CIothins
f. f. q: !: g s ss 5S ssGst;'
E sas sa: e Cos ss' Ssa Tweed
sss, .nd PF aS:x cass
BIN ;s sSa ST.
Do Black And Colored SILK and Satin va, do
10 "hite and Coored Msrseiles Vest. '"'
Cloves
Black, White ind K;5 n,
BLACK and White 'SVeaI
cashmere, Merino and I.,le Tb,s 40 c,
line I'm, and heavy Buck Gloves dis ren, %ves;
SUBSCRIBERS, of variou, Kind. 1e''
silk and Satin Crsx.,..
a heH and Fancy Silk and Satin Crsv.ts.
20 Italian Cravats from 30 IN 40 49,,
man and Silk Handkerchief, " heheSi
NY snn Solored Linen Bordersd n. nal.xo..-x
!" spi'a'held India, Bandana and Ponce " i,.
'ranks, Valises, Carpet Bags. stc
Nh, COTTON AND SILK Umbrellas
VIA RUBBER GOODS OF EVERY nEcnn
ONE PRICE FOR GOODS AND NO pEvI. .,puIoN
nj dAwu ALFRED MUNRoE CO.
: 2 S,11r,, >. Aas.Iin. street.
}. d.votns bm n, Dentist has returned and is
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LetghtOss,s
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRE STORE

mACM SHIRE STORE.
0No. 5 ROYAL STREET
Hnow fully supplied for the Fall ami w,s, ,rsd. a,t
assortment of ~ ~ win splshuio
o W y, s a''a Ger1Ieznen's Furnishing Goods
which having been manufactured the house No Is pt
race Newforf and purchased by Leighton in the MARKET. h
p " Tue oes materials and of the most prevailing fashion,
An entire stock OF 'A'""''
LINEN AND YORK MILL SHIRTS;
"hhiNo' LANES Wool, SILK CANTON Flannel Cor
TON ana other variety of UsDKRsHIRTs and Drawers
ENGLISH Hosiery; ms
osAVArs' scARrs and newly invented CT rIxs;
"LoVks; SUBSCRIBERS PoCKEr HANpxKRcHIrys.
UMBRELLAS; PURSES ; PRRFUMERY ale al,
received oy recent arrivals, and additions ali the novel
"es OF the season will be made by every steamer.
u Shirts made specially order in any ,,ys AT IN,
prices a. IrinnTnnI o'uha'
First Premium Shirt and Gosensn's Flr,li.sing Store
90 2peodf No sp S''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-03

FRUITS, Ere
~ boxes new Lemons ~ f"a''s'''
2V drums new Smyrna FIGS
ICY mats fresh Cass.
81 boxes loves,
81 bales Pimsnto
Landing and for sale BY Wv ''o
t'lhE CRACK ERS-1OOO boxes, for sale by
% Z. }. HART Il co. 70 Tchoupitoulas ST.
CODFISH-3OO boxes, for sale BY
- % Z. J. HART q co. 70 Toboupoulas 1t.
GOSHEN BUTTER-5O frkins, for sale by
-. Do e. J. HART h co. 70 TchouDitoulas Ct.
X lCE-50 tieroes, in store and for sale by
~ do u J BART f,D. 70 Tohountonias At
( UlNlNE-2000 or, in store and for sale by
Dc E. J. HART h co. 70 Tohoupitouls, Il
WHITE SUGAR-15O packages Loaf, Pow
w dered and Philadelphia White Sugar landing and in
ds ''' 4. J. HART co. 70 Tohoupi,oul.,u.