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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-07

Recent publications.

RosE CLARK. By Fanny Fern. New York: Mason and
Brothers.
Mr. j. G. Morgan, Exchange Place, adjoining the Post
ONCE has favored with copy of Fanny FERNS latest
publication work that confident will equal Fern
Leaves in it's popularity 1t is entitled Rose Clark
and ia we'll deserving of Ruth Hall Those
who have read Fsnny's previous publications will
suredy endeavor to secure this.
HEsRErrA ROBINSON By D. Wilson. New York and
Auburn: Miller Orion Muligap.
We have received, through b. NJ, Norman No. IA Camp
street. copy of new book issued by the very enterpris
ing firm Of Miller, Orton s. MulIigan, of New York and
Auburn. The work is prefaced with picture Of the
heroine, and the story is exceedingly well told. The
writer shows by his present effort that be inclined
accomplish something more permanent thar compiia
ton and put his in the category and catalogue
those who write for possrity. Messrs. Miller, Orion
Mugan deserve the praises Of the press for the
and style in which they have brought the work out
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Proclamation.
JAMES II, WINGFIELD
chIef Flre Dep.rtment.

u""Nm. MAYoRALTY OF NEW oaLEANs
CRY Hall, December /, 1855. !
TO THE CITIZENS OF NEW ORLEANS
Tbs Fire Department Of this city having day
handed the fire and apparatus the
Mayor have caused those engines md apparatus
of H. Tngas Chief Department. to BE- placed
at the following places, viz
FIRST DISTRICT.
One angiu carriage truck to be
stationed at Hook and Ladder Company street
One engine hose tie stables Of Du-
bois 4 Msh, St. Oh aries street.
One engine snd hoRe carriage Engine House No,
One and hose carriage Station
ole engine and hose carriage Engine House No. 10.
One and hose MIR. Stewards Basin under
charge OF Capt. James Stock ton and 80 volunteers.
One engine aid hose carriage at The Charity Hospital.
SECOND DISTRICT.
One hose carriage Dorete street nnder
D. HarrisOa yoGntesr
on engine hook and ladder hose carriage
sugue Hook Company No. On Basin
under command of Lieut. Frenaux.
ons engine aad nose carriage Engine Houe g. en- Bayou
Road.
bon aud St. Louis streets.
One engine and one hose carriage at Parish Prison.
THIRD DISTRICT.
One engine hook d Ter truck, carriage
aud areets under The
charge OF the police.
one engine and hose carriage at Engine House No. 81
FOURTH DISTRICT.
One engine hook and ladder and carriage Station one
Fourth District under the char the police district
One engine and hose carriage the Engine No. 49,
There being Fire e1istipg
all good citizens Of emergency with
the public authorities giving their asEistance
ganIe themselves under the Chief Fire
Department volunteer companies rally at tn above men
stoned places in case Of alarm.
ds 2ptf JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor
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CON TEsTATIoNs.

CONVERSATIONS are all the rage now, and great
il the fun and deep is the excitement in and
about divers and sundry court-rooms. There
are CONVERSATIONS for Constables CONVERSATIONS
for Justices of the Peace; CONVERSATIONS for
Assessors CONVERSATIONS for Tax Collectors ;
CONVERSATIONS for Clerks ; condensation for Sher-
1T condensation for District Attorney con-
testations for Senators, and CONVERSATIONS for
Representatives, It's q pretty quarrel as it
stands j" and may heaven grant each and all
Of the afflicted parties safe deliyerance. We
nope all may come out with whole skins and
with whole eonsciences.
I, Our report Of the proceedings in the First
District Court, in the case Of Bell VS.. Hufty.
which appears under the local head, will COM
mand very general attention. For details we
refer to that report We have only room to re-
for to new and important point raised by L
Madison Day, ESQ, one Of the counsel for the
defence. which involves principles Of the utmost
consequence, reaching far beyond the determi-
nation OF the suitin controversy Mr.. Day CON
tends, with much force and argumentatiye abil.
sty, which he sustained by reference to the
highest authorities, that under the Constitution
of the United States, Congress had no power to
confer the right to naturalize aliens upon State
Courts, He read the first section of the third
article Of the Constitution given in the local
report which is very clear upon the point. The
judicial power Is vested exclusively in the courts
Of the nation created by Congress, and cannot
be alienated or subdivided The whole gist Of
the matter hinges upon the question whether tl..
process Of naturalization is judicial process,
amounting to judgment. Before Mr. Day CON
Guided his argument, the court adjourned until
YEN O'Clock this morning, when he will resume.
ms point will unquestionably 20 up before
the supreme Court, and should it be sustained
or not sustained there, will probably 30 on to
the supreme tribunal at Washington. should
it receive the sanction Of that august BODY. ali
persons naturalized by State Courts will he
obliged to 60 through the same process again
before the Federal Courts. or pretermit their
claim to the right of suffrage. This would be
productive Of an immense amount Of inconye-
nience, annoyance and expense. We shall watch
the issue Of this question with more than
ordinary degree Of curiosity.
The scenes in the Third and Fifth District
Courts are reported as more than ordinarily
rich. Verify, the cOntesting parties pant after
Office, as
The bert panteth after the water brook
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To the Public.


1bsg respectfully notify The have
stationed hese carriages hook the
following places, namely;
FIRST DISTRICT.
One engine and hose with
at the stable of Dabeia Miseh St. Charles street.
One engine hose carriage ladder Engrs
House Of Nos and Hook and LADDERS House
between ST. Charles and caEondeet Streets with
for the same.
One engine and cDrige Engine H.
Common street. oshs Charity Hospital
for the same.
orks with orssu and
drivers for the
Que engine Basin the warehouse
of the Canal Company with horses aud drivers the ssme
One engine and hose carriage the Engine g. ST.
Joseph street. of Commerce with
the
engine carriage Engine Hoass of No. H. on
street. Felicity Road with hosa snd drivers for
same--all in working order.
..as. SECOND DISTRICT. ...
One engine and hose old No. 49,
porsiere street between Canal and caomhouss
and drlvess for
oas and hose carriage The Engine of No. al on
Claiborne street. Of Orleans pulled by
keepers stationed there.
No. Of Basin ana Cont aee's keepers stationed there
to be pulled by hand.
One engine carriage Engine HoEpe or No.
Maine street. Rampant rsot ami driver, for same
One engine and hose carriage Engine Bayou
Road with two keepers sasonsd hea; to be pulled by hand
THIRD DISTRICT.
One engine hoe carriage hook ruck at
engae house Of No. s. with horses and drivers same.
One sngns and bose erriags the house
lower press ~fth horses and drivers same,
~o@a. FOURTH DISTRICT. .......=
AT hs truck house Of hook and ladder No. street one
hose carriage and hook and ladder truck with
lot the
All which fair working Order it 10 be hoped viii
be mcent for the time being and anil the
department is completed.
To ofmy Ssowcasns volunteer
and to ali Others that will CONS forward aid in Of necessity
tender most grateful thank and authorized
state shat all hat incurred will promptly paid BY
calling On the undersigned, at the City Hall
respectfully call all citizens 10 casa Of
and in accordance with ha Honor tas Mayors proclamation
.m.-r JAMES II. WINGFIELD,
IA orz. r.Li.f u.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING

ST. CHARLES THEATER.-" Louis XII" and
astill Waters Run Deep =.=
GAIETY THEATER,-The drama of ''The Old
Guard = the comedy of The Toodes; and the farce Of
Crimson Grimes''
ORLEANS THEATER.-The grand opera of the
"Huguenots."
PELICAN THEATEg.-The comedy Of ellis Last
Legs Day after the Wedding and poor Pillicoddy
also, dance by Miss Gray.
PEEL's SouTHERN OPERA HOUSE, The Camp
bell Minstrels in great variety of Songs and Dances
VANSueHIs MusEua.--Wax statuary and cos
moramas, at 10Y st. Charles street.
FRANKLIN MUsEuM,--statuary, reptiles, ETC.,
at los St. Charles street. ~
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FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. i, 1866.

ns-On the fourth page will be found the pro-
ceedings Of the regular meeting Of the Board Of
Aldermen On Tuesday, and those Of q called
meeting on Thursday evening. Also, specifca-
tions Of contracts TO be entered into with the
City Surveyor and Street Commissioner.
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For CINCINNATI AND P1TrsBuRGH-The fine,
passenger steamer Granite State NJ Ford master takes
her departure at the usual hour this evening" for the
head waters of the 0hio-an inland voyage of couple
Of thousand miles. Those who wish to enjoy as long
trip lies between here and Europe do so by going
board of the Granite State. Agents. John &. Hyde
Co., No. &c poydras street. .. .~
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Sick Headache.

should be that Sick Headache cssss
from disordered stomach, corrupt state Of the blood.
WRIGHr,s INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
csrsain for description Of hesdh
cleanse the body from those morbid humor which, confined
the stomach the OF Sickness Of appetite
dagsesbe taste the mouth bsd BREATH Of the gums
aysd teeth aud other distressing complaints when
into the circulation and thrown the various the body
give rise TO every mslady incidsnsto
Fonr FIVE Of the said indnn Vegetable Pills
four hours, will short time, complete stock Sick Head
schs she time the dgeaive organ will be
healthy and the blood completely purified thst Sick Head
ache aiaeases Of any kind i'll be in impossible
J. WRIGHT s. co., Agents,
az a4.c RI
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ma- I'VE have freouentlY heard bic cele.

brated German Bers acid by Dr. NJ Jackson 100 Arch street.
Philadelphia spoken in highest udasp and
believe that the medicines aed for the
plants which it They pleasant the
and be taken under circumstances by delicate
stomach The press far and wide hhvs commencing his
invaluable remedy for dyspepsa debility. such The
healing eeeu Of this pauacsa that bops introduced
family where dyspepsia has likely to have victim See
advertisements d4 md&W
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Rent0EeR

FROM No. Is TO II ROYAL STREET.
supply of CREME DE souzY CHAMPAGNE in quarts and
pnts constantly hand, which eqsa
shts market. -.u.. ..+ a.m
....ALSp...
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING snd STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES
BRAN DIEs:
sAzEgAC the vintage 1876 1906 and other brands
HIsKY,
OF all deseriptiops-scoch, Irish, Rye aud Rourk,n
ALE and PORTER, in pin.s and quarts. %.
. .lM% ,3m .... Also
On hand, my WINES and LIQUORS
in the Market which will be scd es
house in the city.
5...- SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
d. 7pN No II R,ysI .t,a.t
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e VICTORY FOR THE SouTH. Fl Premittm to
Hev Orleans The friends of Southern enterprise will be
glad 70 know that ct the late Fair Of the Mechanics Ins
tutc held in the ohrysta Palace New York the great
southern mill acolsman's Undnatory Corn and Wheat
Mil otercl.nd all their Yankee notions and took the
premium. The mill exhibition was the smallest size
manufactured, ourtasnnch burr) and ground bushel
o. corn into nne meal in less than Eve mnutes
Planters mers and others desring mill Of any size
or cr any purpose when good and fast grinding is an
object, need not fear that the Premium Undula
tory y mot the best mill North or south and may send
on sir orders with the certainty getting the very best
mill cut for and wheat grinding Address waits
Coleman, box g, 1856, New Orleans
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Es- v. B. PALMER, the American News
Agent this paper citien
New York Phsdepha duly empowered
take subscriptions required His
will be regarded a Offices araBoson Seo
lays Budug New York. Tribune Buildings; Philadelphia, N. E.
corneyE nd Cheatnu streets Of
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EUROPEAN IETELLIGENcE, - The European
mails, by the Collins steamer Atlantic, arrived
Ut New York on Tuesday evening last from Liv-
erppol, will DO due at our Post Office this morn
ing, The next steamer from Europe will DO the
Baltic at New X ork, to have left Liverpool on
Saturday last.
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The bert panteth after the water brook. .

MErARIE CoURsE.-The race to-day is for q
purse OF s2So-mis hsats-best three in ave La Dam.
btaneae and Nary B. are the entries All who are curl
ons a. to the racing merits Of the two es will have an
opportunity Of gratifying their curiosity.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-07

BOARD or ALDERMEN. The Board Of Alder
mon held an adjourned meeting last evening, p1rsuan to
aeonvoeation BY tho Mayor The principal business, Of
the session was the confederation Of the IRE ordinance
which was amended in several important respects The
contract IL to be resod after ave days. official notice tho
contractor to give bond Of $4,000 for the faithful dis
charge Of his duty and to dspote as security hst
he viii carry out the stpulaons implied by bis bid This
Ia decided improvement For further pasticulars ses
oflciAl report ON the fourth page
The Board Of Assistant Aldermen meets this evening
The amendments Of the Upper Board win doubtless be
eoncurred IN without much opposition and opne the
Mayor will readily ax his signature to the ordinance
amended. No hope and believe that things will work
nell on the second trial
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-07

We are indebted to the clerk Of the 'sH. r.
". Hill for late papers from Memphis.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-07

FoR MEMPHIS. The new steamer Belfast.
Capt Taylor leaves this afternoon for Memphis and
the Bends The Belfast connects at Memphis with pack
cts for st. Louis, Louisville Cincinnati and Nashville
Agents, I. snapp b Co. No. 81 Front street.
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BUSINESS, There is nothing wanting to in
sure tho high destiny Of New Orleans but more
Liberal spirit On the part Of its real estate pro
rtfietors and men Of wealth, towards the two
great railroads Consider the immense quantity
Of produce now arriving daily at our levee /; for
instance,.since last Saturday morning there has
been received, Of one article alone, fifty four
thousand nine hundred and fifty bales cotton
Our limits will net permit us to enumerate, in
this paragraph, the other large quantities Of
produce, but reference is made to our marine
register. For the information Of the editor Of
the Memphis Appeal, there is no indication Of
crop Of grass.
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REMovAL--.By reference to the advertisement,
y VIII b seen that Mr. sews T. Taylor has removed his
extensive stock Of splendid wines bsandes liquors etc
from No. is to No. Royal street. The standing Of
Taylor % an importer Of and dealer in the finest and
most sxcsent articles In his line Of business Is 80 well
established Is to make special commendstion unueces
sarJ For years his house has borne favorable reputa
ton not only for the excellence Its stock but for the
fair and reasonable terms on which sales are made.
Hence has asseryedy popularity which reaches
far and wids and which ID bringing Ia to the worthy
proprietor . rich harvest Of patronage
En passonh We will mention that that bottle Of spark
ling was submitted to select jury composed Of one
lawyer, two contested candidates. and nsider all q
whom jointly and sevsra after tasting pronounced 1t
aupsrexcslent Two thrse imhibngr helped the wo.
bsgcDs candidates wonderfully, while tho lawyer smiled
the gets fat ee from boh and presented his glass for
replerahment
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-07

TEE MAILS The Northern and Eastern mails,
via Mobile, came through yesterday, with dates
from Boston Of the Goth; New York, Philadel-
phia, Baltimore and " ashington Of the S0th ult !,
and Charleston Of the I'd inst.
The contract for the transportation Of daily
mail between New Orleans and Cairo, Ill, has
been adjudicated at $S26,00O This is sutii-
cient price, We should suppose, to insure regu-
larity and puncsuality. We have, however, but
very little confidence in Mr. Postmaster General
Campbelrs business abilities or accommodating
disposition.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-07

FoR CrNcINNAr1.-The regular passenger boat
VIM Noble, J. NJ Newcomb, master, puts out at clock
this evening" for Cincinnati and all way landings John
L. Hyde Co.. No. GO Poydrss street, are the agents.
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AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND uRiMPRovEp PROPERTY, Stu
aed in the Of Carolon, Parish Of jefferson without

By BENZ. KENpIG, Auctioneer.
t1nlcs AZ Camp


VALUABLE IMPROVED AND uslMpRovEp PROPERTY, Stu
Ad in the town Of canoon, Parish Of jefferson, without
tsfye.
.E. By BENZ. KENpIG, Auetoneer.
oace, SO Camp street.
SATURDAY, 9Th December, 1856, at IL
~ O'Clock, will be soil auction, Banks Arcade without
s.uare No. 10. forming of Hamilton and Seventh
areet bounded by Hamilton Seventh Holly Grove and Gohn
with all the improvements thereon Ting Of hne Two Story
part frame The hous divided above aud
two in the lower story nth eli the hne
large essrh in The yard makng comfortable dwelling for
Grove .tr and bounded by Hamilton Estth os Grove and
cchn t,ree.e, soutsin, .w-ptf four lots as ryr plan.
Streets bosnasd y ssy.a4 aesson Holy Grove COIN
IT, ssasTs w. s s,,Psa Of md Eighth
streets aad bounded Eighth, Jackson Holly Grove AID COIN
' Ts, S Pa .od j. r and n.
sts fronting sf pr Linz E".s sAy tho
VIII 1'srs At yer nt with mortgage The properly and not
Act Of sale euyesr Notary Pubc, the
rln OF The properly seen oshe Aucones
Camp street 1t any tire previous to the day Of SALE no2
SLAVES Privasfs Consequence Of Departure.
BY BENZ. KENDIG Auctioneer
Office 90 Camp street.
MO. |. ROB ERT, aged as years, frst-rate
coof capable q taking charge of ne cooking deatnsn.
teeaas the vices and prescribed BY law,
Fully against the ma
No, MARY asr years. accomplished house SERVANT being
god cook and seamstresRs
and snno be surpassed il the city regadS hor
hsse slaves Will held until the sth OF December
ans q a f sa msSs credit with notes
" 70 .ne Of the vendor and bs'ns hteieHs at the
Ae,s before Malsrtau. Notary Pac, the expense
OF The above be time by calling at the office
Oh Semi hendlg AuetoDser, 80 Camp street. uo4s
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PORT HUDSON AND WATERLOO PACKET.-The
regular packet New Lstons Capt Gross will leave this
morning at o'clock for the above places taking freight
and passengers for all Plantations and land
inss. For freight or passage, apply on board.
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For MONTGOMERY AND WEruNpKA. The new
and elegant boat VIM Bagsley, j. c. sinno,t, master,
leaves for the above named places this evening" At
O'Clock John u. Hyde Co, No. 0s Poydras street. are
the agents.
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e8- Mr.. q. Lawrance will please accept our
thanks for . " List Of Cotton Receiving Houses
and Cotton Presses in New Orleans" The work
is for sale at Mr.. LaHrance's Office, No. IA
Caroudelet street, and at the various book
stores
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-07

VAssUcm's MUSEUM. We dropped in at Van
nuehis Museam last evening spent several pleasant
moments In examining hiseurosites. The wax figures,
Portraits stc, very excellent and are worthy the
patronage Of the public. Mr. yaDnushi is deserving
and respectable man. and strives bis utmost to please his
yisito,s 49 - -
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Mr. Ethel, clerk Of steamer" Empress, has
our thanks for late papers from Louisville.
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For LoUIsvILLE.-The magnificent steamer
Peter Teon Capt John Box, will leave this afternoon at
O'Clock, for Louisville and all intermediate landings
For freight passage, apply on board or 10 her agents.
John Il. Hyde s. Co., No. &C Poydras street
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CoTroE. The receipts Of cotton for the TWEEN
ty-four hours ending Ut O'Clock last evening,
were, BY the Swamp Fox, from Alexandria, $40
bales; Bella Donna. from Williamsport, 1l49;
N. W. Graham. from Vicksburg, 2l44 Finan-
cier, from Shreveport, 400; National, from White
river. T03 from Ouachita, BY the r. W, MoRae,
20ls; Cuba, from Mobile, 40; BY the jackson
railroad, Ss6; by the q D. Jr., rs; schooner Ne
braHka, from Lavaca. 277; steamship Perseve-
rance. from Texas, 521 Total, 8670 bales cotton,
1851 hhds sugar, and 1898 barrels molasses.
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Phafon's PapIsiaas Lotion.

FAIR COMPILATIONS always peeuary susceptible of
aanmasory nauenee Over ersron in weather frequently
produce hess sad irritating epons known ess Rash
Nse Rsh Prefy Heat the face neck and the
most beautiful blonde. and promptly attended leave
bmish behind The hsang bsny exact Of tho
fAPHAN LOTION stuy WONDERFUL Of this kind. does
drive the erspon bat gives activity the porous SYSTEM
the principle virus e.hals by nssn..
evaporation. For sale by
J. WRIGHT & Co.,
ds ssod Nc. ISL cAArtlss street. New orlssns
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Mr.. Church, clerk Of the steamer Star Of the
West, has our thanks for late st. Louis papers
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: FIRENENs CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION. The
delegates TO tbs Firemen,s Charitable Association will
notice an advertisement calling them attend meeting
on Saturday evening, at the Hall OF Louisiana Hose Com
pany. Business Of Importance il expected to come nm
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YouHG MEs's CHRISTIAN AssocrArIos.-Th;s
evening, 1t Odd Fellows Hail. Bishop Hopkins delivers
aha fourth lecture Of the Eubject-Modsrp spr
fuaism,
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MOTe Tefp Goods.

CORNER ST. CHARLES AND COMMON STREETS
Under the St. Charles Hotel,
Are constantly receiving large additions to their
Among the Goods Recently received will be found following
FINE LINEN add MuSLIN SHIRTS;
Do MEaINo UNDER SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
Do aERlNot SILK and COTTON HALF HOSE;
Do SILK GsATIS cRAVATs, scARFs and TEE, etc.
bean inl assortment Of JOUyISS superior GLOVES
noes 2pi0
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Gelesrapbeb to the Llailp Crescent.
NEW YORK MARKET.
INK rHx NATIONAL LAVE. /

New YORK, Dec 6.Four is dull to-day, with sales at
SO for State and SO IS for Southern. Wheat il triHe
lower sales Of Southern Red at SO TO- Corn has de-
clined and sold to-day for 81 Whisky is firm at 4oe
Cincinnati Market
CIScIsNAr Dec s.--There Is little doing in Flour
sales to-day at 81 to IS 90 Whisky is selling at S2,s
River Intelligence
Lou1svILLE. Dec. 6-The river is at stand, with six
feet and inch in the canal The Queen Of the West
left this port yesterday for New Orleans. @.