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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-11

OFFICE 10 i.Er-TuE LAADG FRONT OFFIUE ON rHE
" third story of the house 81 Nassau between
Fulton EiIocf Enquire Of EUGENE FERRIS,
81 Nassau -. IN the w
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CONVERSATlONS FRANCHISES, OR FRENCH TAUGHT
on he Oral system enabling speak first lessons
and nsurng ease and tuency to pupils advanced
cieLt in speaking Tuition at home in classes 81 privately,
MONS DE ST PIERRE. Natf de Pars aLs Rnaains,n
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M EDiCAL 0TFICE-pR JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STREET
lvA rear Chatham street, wei known most successful
practitioner in New York the veaeai dcase
Tho Doctors reputation for skin in those old halfcure
have existed for years eminent elect structure ulcers
The body c. IN the throat and
bones OF the les, ecctualy Constitutional wo1kess
brought ly haiti INDUCED In BY young sn causing
lascvious dreams and nightly emissions positively proven
Recent cares cured in four days without Mercury Moderation
in Dict. IreNenti1n from hnsiresa.
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PLACE, sRoApwAy.--rRrD.y
RUKTONs THEATRE. cHAqBrRs srREEr-RENcFrI

- of MI Marze'u-Fiilsy Eveunl Aui H. mo Eeertain-
msnts will commerce with he fllncd
Of JOCKOi TEE BRAZILIAN APE-Joeko Mon, aargs.,i;;
Fernandez, 81 sehnidt Cora NILE. Aahldc After which,
the rev tuesqus, by korthall ESQ., entitled Lffc,y MN
sHAMAMOUR-Enrico d Moreiat, Nj ayer; Rlinondo.
Mr.. Philips Count Edga do Tssto-ue Rnveu wood i- o
Dunn Lucia Miss Chapman; Alice, Aiss Sinclair con de
with comic ballet pantomae called THE rB
Gro ald NJ Anone La Belle Coquelcot He ideale Kso
pcmpon Mllc Matde Dress Circle and Parrues. nen.y
Family Circle second tier Is csnte Doors ooo,k
Curtain rises at 3.
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IVeOOV Tho ''slylight' Opgrat0r, No. Ia FIrgo
Build ng has gyen notice Of important fact that 40
connection with room No. g. For tho reputation Of this room
thank him for the Acknowledgement. The the
Skyight Gallery realized and fully prepared
all patrons faithfully and independently. From the
praise and admiration bestowed upon Uarrisons Artistic
ruerreoy pes and the Increasing In We shall DO
prepared 70 sell 1000 a year HARRISON : HOLMES
Corner Resdest and Broadway, (ROtm Nc. Al
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MODE OF ExTINGUIsHING FIRES AT SEA.-As
carbonc acid gas will not support combustion, DR..
Reid has suggested its application to extinguish
fires on board vessels at sea. The production of
the gas is simple and at command-aIl that is ne
cessary is to have quantity of chalk, or refuse
marble chips, in the hold of the vessel, and els
tern containing dilute sulphuric acid. The acid
can be made to flow through gutta percha pipes
upon the chalk or marble, when required. The
cost of material for ship of 1000 TONS would not
exceed ELS or EGO. Dr. Reid remarks that light
ming conductors are provided for ships and surgeons
for the health of the crew, and no expense should
be grudged to secure ship and its passengers from
such melancholy mishap as that of fire.
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Of the interest in England felt in sports, from the
fact that the weekly paper, Bells Life in London
which is little else than a chronicle, as they trans
pre-, Of races, regattas, gymnastic contests, and
prize fights, for every number contains a descrp-
ton conanOre of some half dozen-has, though
its subscription price is high, sale of more than
$1,000, while Of the five principal morning papers
in London, the Times circulates only $4,000, the
Daily News only 1000, and the Morning Chroni-
Gle, the Herald and the Post together, only II 600
copies. Yours. ETC., SIGMA.
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AMERICAN ARTISTS ABROAD. "A late English
paper says, the papers have taken to praising Mrs
Mowatt, certainly the prettiest woman on the
stage) but the poetry and feeling of her acting will
ultimately win the town to acknowledge her as
the Miss O'Neill of our day. Anderson must
lower his terms, and his colors for who visits
the Marylebone Theatre, but must acknowledge
that Davenport is equally manly in his style, more
graceful, and less affected. The American market
for actors is turning against us-the imports will
soon beat the exports.
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STATISTICS OF METALLIC Manufactured
number of French locomotives in France in 1912
was equal to that of those manufactured in foreign
countries in 1913, there were more in 1914, A
more in 1915, 76 more in 1876, l6l more. In the
latter year there were 23 steamboats, belonging to
private persons and companies, sea-going and nav-
eating the rivers. There We're employed in France,
in 1916, 1895 steam engines, replacing 1884,
horses; 46l locomotives, equal to 1850 horses,
and 1913 steam engines used in navigation, of a
force of 106,51 horses making total of $780, SIS
horses, or an equivalent for 2,097, OPS men,
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LIFE INsURANcE.-About year since, most
estimable gentleman, of New York, in the prime of
life and health, while engaged in conversation
with two friends, was induced to follow their ex-
ample, by taking out policy in the Z" Mutual Be-
neft Company of that city. Six weeks ago, the
gentleman died, leaving a widow and one child.
The company Immediately made known IFS readi-
ness to comply with their engagement, on presenta
ton of the evidence usually required. Within the
last few days the papers were transmitted, and the
agent of the company, Mr.. J. C. Lewis, paid the
widow the handsome sum of S 900, being in full
of the policy.
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A SECOND DAzzLE.-A few days since says the
Boston Herald, person entered his name on the
fremont House books, as w. S. Bliss, U. s.
Army" and Immediately the city was agog to do
honor to the supposed accomplished Adjutant of
President Zachary Taylor He was waited upon
by the elite of the civil military and naval circles
invited to dine here, sup there, drink here, get
drunk there and in fact was the lion of the city for
day or two Nor did he decline these pressing
solicitations, but with suavty and condescension
perfectly charming, accepted them all. Among
other invitations, he was solicited by Capt. b,
u S. Marine corps, to visit the frgate Constitution
and partake of the cheer of the officers on board
This he was about to do, when an unfortunate
coatre temps occurred, which might have complete
ly unmasked our brilliant Dazzle. While walking
down State street, coZily chatting with two three
Mexican heroes, police officer caught his eye, and
Immediately recognized him as a particular ac.
quaintance, with whom he formerly had some trans
actions in an official capacity. The officer, how
ever did MT break the matter abruptly, or in an IN
decent and vulgar manner but taking off his badge,
(some policemen are naturally good looking feows)
he mingled Familiarity with the company, grasped
Dazzle by the hand with hearty How the devil
are you?'' and was soon introduced by Dazzle to
Capt -, Mai. -, Col. -, Lieut.. -, ETC.,
as his particular friend Jones, formerly Of the 9TH
Regulars" A jolly set of fellows they were for
some time-like band of brothers were they, all
of them-and it was remarked how very solicitous
Jones was for his friend Dazzle's welfare-the latter
could not leave the company for moment unless
Jones left aso and when the party finally separa-
ted, Dazzle and Jones marched off, arm and arm
together, apparently the fastest friends alive Where
they went, we leave to the Imagination of our
readers,
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J. B. STEEL'S
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE.

No IA CAMP STREET, NEwORLEANs,
SUPPLIED with every material requisite for the prompt
i neat and economical execution of LET'T'ER-PRES
PRINTING! Public attention is respectfully ny tied to this
establishment in the that ample satisfaction will be
given those who require fancy common, large small
work oheaply and expedousy executed Cards Circulars,
Bill Heads DTay Receipts Bills Ladng. Insurance Policies.
Commercial Blanks Law Blanks Lawyers Briefs, Pamph-
lets, Funeral Notices, Labels, Tickets, Steamboat Bills,
Posters. Hand Bills SIC. etc.
BOOK-BINDLJNC3 and r ULsENG.-Books bound to
order the best manner and at short notice. Ruling done
to any pattern the most reasonable terms. MO 81
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aMossELMAN zINo.n for Roofng.

"MosSELMAN ZINC" for Roofing.
INHE subscribers agents for the sale of the Viee Mon
Il tagne O'so celebrated SHEET ZlN q, would call the
attention of Builders aud Others to this article as Cwhen used
of proper thickness and quay) durable and economical
article for Roofs Il has been used roofs in Europe for
thirty years without repair and now apparently as good
roofs Of large buildings, Churches, Sugar Houses, Ne Cir
cula giving all the requisite information on tn subject can
be had and models of the mode of using seen appca
ton to STARK, DAY, STAUFFER Il CO.
ne I'm d&W corner Canal and Magazine streets.
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INTERESTING RooKs.

7 IVES OF THE ENGLISH LORD CHANCEL-
IA LORS-7 vols.
PREsC0TTis HISTORICAL WORKS = Complete
THOMAS MooRE's POLITICAL WoRKs-Com-
plete-1 vol.
GRAHAM's and BANCR0FT's UNITED STATES.
URE's DfCTIoNA AIRY OF ARTS AND MANUFAC-
TURES-2 vols.
LIVES OF THE QUEENS OF ENGIAND-6 vols.
BOILES'S PHONOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY.
WEBSTERtS large English do. unabridged
EREEM ASON'S AIONITOR-By Davis.
MASONIC CHARITY Jefemy Cross.
DE TOCQUENILT4E'S DEMOCRACY-2V vols.
~ AIAULAAfS MISCEII4ANIES-l vol.
MAhsElEIa9,S HISTORY OF MEXICAN WAR.
LIFE IND TINES OFHl0UfS XIV-By Mss paTdOe.
Tor sale with large stock OF School, Medical and Mis-
eeiiansous Books, Blank Books, Stationery &c, BY
nA5 J. II. BEgHTEL u CO., 49 Camp s.
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ny- Jake" said rather seedyish-looking col
ored biped whose legs, like knobbed bambOOs, vital
lied pair of shiny bombazine trowsers, 8 Jake,
hev YOU got black weskit to spare for few days -
e What for, Abe!' "Oh! | lost my aunt Betsey a
few DAYS ago, and want to take short mourni .
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MAYO's MUSIC STORE,

No. CAMP street,
DIANo-FoRTEs.- 81, 81 and octaves beautiful
i patterns, with rich Black Walnut, - -.
Rosewood and Mahogany Gases, with iron ls4szEF
frames and patent vibrating overbdge, ~ n MI III vi
from the best manutactones in Boston, Newt x y
York Philadelphia and Paris
CoLEMAN'S HOLIAN IANO-FORTES, from the
old and celebrated Factory of T. Gilbert Co., warranted
to remain in tune for years.
CATHCART'S MELODEON,-Ths beautiful toned
Instrument for Village Churches. Lodges, Serenading
Parties and the private practice of Organists, not
ed Price, so each.
Brass Instruments, Stinged Instruments, Strings for
Harp, Piano. Violin ViooneelO Double Base Banjos and
Guitar Drums Bass and Tenor; TambOurines Banjos
Music Stands, Canerbnnes Music Stools Dactylions
MUSIC received from all the publishers, and INSTRUC
TION BOOKS for every Musical Instrument. A fresh
stock of the above just received and offered low prices
by retail and Wholesale n9 I'm
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CLOTHING.
MCNEIL, TAILOR


COyH.h0sN STREET tao0 doors from CaroRdslef,
MIOULD respectfully solicit the patronage Of his friends
wv and the public generally. He hopes by diligence and
attention. to render entire satisfaction to a who may favor
him with call, He viii keep always hand gaOd
sOnment Of CLOTHS, C.4SSIJHERES, DOESKIAsS.
&c. &c.
f Clothes neatly repaired the shortest notice and
The most reasonable terms. nl6 3m
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PUMPS AND DATHNG APPARATUS

PUMPS AND DATELNG APPARATUS &c.
FQIIN MCCARTHY Plumber No. 1874 Camp street
New Orleans, has Just received new and large Sa%
assortment Of Brass Cocks, various sizes Force and
Lift Pumps; Beer Pumps, &C sc; Cooking Ranges lEp@
Bathing Tubs and Shower Baths. AO laying and repair
ing Lead Pines Sheet Lead work Of every description hlp
ami Steamboat work nomptyput mp and rspairsd All Of
deIspIOmpty attended TO. .a..
eN Charges moderate. nlil19 ~
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FAIRBANKS

Patent Platform and Counter Scales
TgHE undersigned sole agents in New Orleans OF Messrs
Il E. & T. FAIRBANKS & cos Original PATENT
st. JOhnsbury, Vt, celebrated PLATINUM SCALES,
are prepared to furnish them at manufactures PRICES
Counter Scales, to weigh from x ID. to IS lbs.
Druggists, do: do do. dracbm to ~, lbs
Dormant do. do. do 21l0 to 50l0 lbs.
Iron Scales, do. $500 TO 1000 lbs.
Railroad Track Scales for weighing 10 to IS tons.
Do. Depot and Hay Scales, DO. to tons,
The above particularly recommended 70 purchasers
being superior any other article Of the kind in use
for correctness and durability. 70 which fact ample tes
monials can be furnished
STARK, DAY, STAUFFER & Co.
n9 I'm d&W corner Canal and Magazine streets.
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eoiHIIGoKIERINq's PIANo-FoRTEs.

CHICKERING'S PIANO-FORTEs.
VIE PUBLIC will please take notice that Mr. HENRY
PARSONS, "a CAMP STREET, is my
only agent i0F the sale OF my PIANO FORTEs 81
in Louisiana: and that instruments ken At -
tins depot may be considered fully guaranty "a VI Y
tied tom the factory; and that the prices viii be the same
adding freight and insurance only Orders NAV be left for
any kind Of instrument and no advance required until ne
article il received and approved. J. CHICKERINes.
mYk6 334 Washington street. Boston,
PIANO FORTES.
HENRY PARSONS, 90 Camp street. (new stored -four
Il doors below Poydras offers for sale HGgFIE-I
very extensive stock Of PIANO F0RTES,
from J. Chckerng, Nunns & Clark, Gilbert, ~ III ~ - 81
and A. FL Gale q Co. This stock comprisesu Il w
great variety, embracing the much esteemed deoian
which is rapidly gaining in public favor.
SECOND HAND PIANOS taken in exchange, and
tuning and regulating done at short notice. Je30tf
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CHARLEs NYsTRAND,

CHARLES NYSTHANDt
CHEMtST AND DRUGGIST, No. Z damon 3
~ Row. at the corner Of fchoupitonlas and 'siofi 81
: streets, keeps on hand ample ang wei NJ
~ assorted took Of American English, French Il
Al Nand German DRUGS and MEDICINES. By = "a
81 drect importat'on ffom the best houses IN the North
and in Europe. l.l,,r 1,,,r,,n, =
NJ b. He win always keep on hand CQbL0DlON Of
his own nannfaefure new remedy justly celeb rated By
,rossssosaI sesflsmen for wounds. ne. lie would also
advise families constantly 10 keep Il for contingencies me
directions for is use viii accompany each bottle chp
and fieamboaf Medicine Chests supplied ct the same rate
AZ any other wholesale establishment. Mo bm.
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TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, BUILDERS,
Carpenters and all others interested in Building

wv P KELSEY & co, STEAM MAwuYAcToRY,
w. ST. Paul Street, bstsoeen Julia and Girod sts.
the Protestant Cemetery, now fully prepared
to order every description of work used in private
other buildings such as
Panel and Store Doors Mahogany Baluster
Rolling & Stationary Blinds, Awnig Posts
Window Sash, Cans and Bases for Columns
Window and Door Frames Mahogany. Rosewood and
Mahogany Novels, Black Walnut NeneeTing,
Every description Of Circular and other SAVING.
TURNING Of all kinds done to order
BUILDINGS Of every description contracted for Sugar
Houses, Furnaces Chimneys and Machinery with every
thing appeaiHng thereto complete the best and most
approved plan. Drafts Of Buildings and Machinery made
to order. Stores sheved and Bars fitted up.
All orders addressed above viii meet with prompt aen-
ton Those who DESTROYS Of building would DO wen 70
give u 4 eaIl
Eastern White Pine Lumber and elbow Pine, for budin
purposes, constantly o1 hand and for sale, OF 6m
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DENTISTRY. &c.

DR. MENSNG, Dental Surgeon,
HAVING returned to the city of New Orleans ilgm hs
H. tour in the North and East Is prepared
to perform all operations appertalnIng 70 t1e =
TEETH and has become acquainted WlfhQI FYY1fv
the best mode Of operating appreged Dy the -
College Of Dental Surgeons Of Bailmofe w. hs RHge
for operations are in proportion TO sun tne ZINES, O
TooTH-AoHE CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by DR.. hlENSiNG'S
TOOTHL8CHE ELIXIR or no CHARGE IL Otice
No So Baronne street. 9TH door above Common IT,, New
s54'' ofes So Baronns street Al door aseps Common
JwEsT Practical DENTIST 112 ST. Charles St.
~ Warranted for Ten Years. 81
TTNHE SIJBSCRfBER having introduced
< INTO his practice and improved lf.
method OF FILLING TEETH with Gold VI AZ ytstA
BY which double the amount Of density Is AA!-1-Ay
produced prepared TO warrant filling where the
Tooth is constilutgnay good and healthy Ten fears-
Also. whole and half sets OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH, ef&s N
blocks of carved work, with false jaw ant gums OF WIN
single separate Teeth be preferred mounted on
Gold Plate and confined By atmospheric pressure sneenh
firm 10 sustain weight Of sixteen pounds, VIII BE- furnished
better and of better quality than be procured
at any other Dental establishment in the South.
t. j. W. refers to the following gentlemen who have
honoFed him with their patronage;
Prof stone. SYKES & HYDE.
=" MORPHY. HTuRGKs " WRIGHT.
!" DIMITKY M0RPHY y NEVIS
Dr. BEFBROOK. robson y ALLrH. -.
NJ B.-Denists supplied with Gold Foil and Plate. VI
fee. No. liz st. Charles street. 40 ON
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SPIKES SPIKES OAKUM.
700 kegs Pressed Ship and Boat SPIKES.
90 kegs Composition SPIKES and NAILS.
20 tons Northern OAKUM.
so bundles SHEATHING-PAPER.
In store aud for sale by SAMUEL LOCKE,
Nos and Front Ievee between Customhouse
p19 nd Rieuvie streets
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY.

VIE FatrOnaRe Lhat eXtenueu 70 nDe
ally the lastse years, while in Com 4*ssFs -
street, has induced us the last summer ~
% erect large building expressly for ESsssrN
aotunng and repairing CARRIAGES Sl& -SztGg--
We have now Of the largest Shops in the Southern
Country and are prepared with good Northern wOrkmen
and the best of materials to build any style of Carriage TO
order and guarantee them two if used in the country
We also better prepared than before tor repairing
Carriages and restore them almost to their original beauty
snd durability although apparently out and useless
We will pay freight carriages sent to repair, We will
also, keep hand assortment of New and SECOED-
HAND Carriages which will be sold low Old CARRIAGES
those wanting New Carriages their old ones repaired
call Mandatory and Repository and Judge for them
selves, at the corner Of 9R.4YTER and C.7RONDELET
Streets next door to the Office of the Commercial Water
Works, rear Of the st. Charles Hotel, New Orleans.
les 6m MATTHEW'S & DENMAN
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NEW, ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE PER-
FUMERY, &c.
Hills & CO, 70 ST. CHARLES STREET, respectfully
FUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES.
grant article never before offered highly deserving OF
used TRULY excellent for preserving and identifying the
hair.
Their TOOTH POWDER is a superior article for pre-
serving and embsishing the teeth
CERAT D'AMOUR, Cfor the lips) most delghtiu
pleasant cosmetic for the lips for preventing chaps &c
EXTRACTS FOR THE HANDkERCHlEF-Sev
new and agreeable perfumes.
ALso-A great variety of articles for the TOILET.
s. ID. ELLIS 4 CO., Y ST. Charles street.
opposite Union and nearly opposite Dr. Capp Church.
N b.. We willing in all cases to exchange our Goods
should they not Ftoye satisfactory. n2lst
Dr. HALL, 1877 Canal Street
ON the Symptoms and Cure Of BRONCHITIS, LOSS
~ OF VOICE, CONSUMPTION. &c. sold at IA Camp
street, New Orleans, by Ln2l III J. B. STEEL.
GROCERIES, Etc
GTURGES & WRIGHT offer for sale, at 80 TcHoUPI-
- TOULAs STREET
400 Boxes Star and Tallow CANDLES.
200 do. STARCH, Fox's."
400 do. w. II. CHEESE.
20 do s. G. BEEF TONGUES.
so do. KETCHUP.
500 Firkns and kegs superior BUTTER.
10 Barrels and half do superior Roll do.
200 Kegs Leaf LARD.
80 Barrels Bright VARNISH,
90 Hhds. LAMP BLACK
100 Gases Dairy ENGLISH CHEESE.
ALsO-A regular supply of lfOEHEN BUTTER. n2iu
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Splendid Assortment of
WIN TER CEOTHTN c.

NO. 10 GIMP STREET.
FENHE subscriber has lately returned from the North where
be has devoted his time the manufacture Of large and
weassorted stock Of CLOTHING, which, for style and
finish, cannot be surpassed.
Gentlemen purchasing at retail, and dealers at wholesale
are invited to call and examine for themselves
The following articles offered at lower price than can
be sold BY any other establishment of the kind IN the South
Rack Cloth Dress and Froek COATS.
Black, Blue. Brown and Olive PALETOTS and SACS
Black and Fancy Cashmere PANTS.
Super super Black DOeskin PANTS.
DOHay COATS Of every description.
Gold mixed and Brown Tweed SACS
super Embroidered Black Cashmere VESTS.
White Marselles 6Polka)
Black and Fancy Satin
n8 I'm NJ. BARNETT. 10 Camp street.
CLoTHING.-REMOvAL
M BARNETT has removed his store to No. 13 GIMP
lVl. STREET tag0 doors from The CitB Bank where he
prepared TO supply the City and Country Tade with
full and complete assortment of FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING consisting in part of the following
Black Cloth Dress and Frock COATS;
Superior Black and Brown Cloth OXERCOATSi
Black, Blue, Olive and Brown SACS and PALETOTSs
Fine Black and Blue Felt do. d0.i-
Blue Maeknaw and Drab BLANKET COATS
Tweed SACS, of every stye
Black and Fancy Cashmere PANTS;
Printed Mixed and Black Satinet do;
Black and Fancy Satin VESTS;
Plaid, Cashmere and Black Cloth do; J7 5m
White and Coored Maseies and Valencia do &c.
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CARRIAGES !-OARRIAGEs /!

AT EASTERN PRICES, at the Commission CAR
"A RAGE REPOSITORY, NO. 66 N@Es "
st. CHARLES street, opposite the Com CSss=3 ssL
meTcial Exchange-On hand and constant fss~-tszfN
ly receiving FASHIONABLE CARRI- Nd O. u
AGES Of the latest styles direct from the mannacones
COACHES, ROCKAWAYS, BAROUCHES, BUG
GIES &C., &C. for style finish and price equal 70 in
Market Customers invited call and for themseVes
ie6 6m H, s. SMITH, 66 st. Charles st.