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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31

RAzoRs, REASON, AND REsoLUTIoN.-Is there
any poetry in turnips The ghost of Walter Scott
says "no,'' Milton bids his daughters to hand
him his spectacles, that he may see out of his
blind ewes, in order to discover what is going on
Copeln icus chides his young son for having dared
to supplant his father in astronomy, and Alexander
the Great cried for the toy of kingdoms destnies
to play with Oh, that elder Aleck, How sharply
he cut among the nations of the earth his sword
was like scythe and 8 he moved them down like
so many Weeds but he wasn't half so sharp as
the 9 Razor Strop Man . that we saw yes.r-
day. He was n person that Nature had evidently
intended for 8 mock aucioneer,' but had after
wards found out that she mistaken, and
doomed him to sell razor strops.
The Razor Strop Man - is none of your
vulgar pedestrians He wears a glossy suit of
black, and INDUCES in black silk hat with
piece of very black Grape upon it. Moreover. he
has pair of srectlcles on his nose, and his eyes
look like those of philosopher who is endeavor-
ing to discover the difference between the tooth of
a mouse and the optical organ of flea. lie looks
wise beyond comparison, and if his wisdom only
sunk in, it would be the death of him beyond
doubt. We saw the individual in question, yester-
day. on ST. Charles street his basket full of razor
crowd of 81 ectators We're congregated about him.
He knew his profession, and every thing was as
$ slick grease.
Gentlemen" said he, holding up razor strop
in his hand, . | do not wish to speak, but | will
relate little circumstance that came to my per-
sonal knowledge. On the banks of the Hudson |
met with beautiful gir-the daughter of one of
the proprietors of those princely palaces on the
banks of that romantic river. Oh it Is a delight
full land In summer the air is like that OF Eden,
and the scenely rich beyond description. In win
ter, when the white snow covers the hills like a
pure garment, the hall i'll which the lady of whom
| have spoken dwelt looked like of the palaces
short, she was in love. young man, handsome
in person. and possessing all the attributes neces-
sary to the happiness Of woman, had chosen her as
the idol Of his heart. They met when the moon
strealned down her silvery beams and when the
breeze was scented with the fragrance of southern
flowers. They worshped each other, and if they
had been parted, death would have put an end to
the beautiful scene. Well, gentlemen, they We're
married. and ere the honeymoon over, the
blooming bride became dissatisfied. What was
the cause Her liege lord wore his beard too long
And when they We're upon the point of separa-
ting |, luckily, happened to pass by. | sold him
one of these strops, and the next morning he was
happy prince"
The crowd dispersed, but each person said, or
seemed to say, that this Razor Strop Man was
6 some. and no mistake
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31

GANG.-Cammeyer, the interchangeable officer,
on Wednesday, discovered and broke up camp of
runaway negroes in the back of the g swamp"
iney stated that they had been employed to cut
wood, but the evidences We're too strong against
tem-they were . nabbed" and sent 10 jail sub
fcl to the call Of those who owned them. Those
VINO have lost slaves would do well to make inquiry
o. 'apt. Winters, of the Second Municipality Pc
nee, who will, we are sure, furnish them with til,
proper Information on the Slhlpcl.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31

ATTEMPT TO KILL.-A man by the name of
John Patza was arrested by the police of the Sc
cond Municipality, on Wednesday night last, for
having cut the throat of a woman named Ann Will
hms, who resides on Gravier street A gentleman
who occupies a room within few doors of her pre-
misses, heard the cry of 8 murder" With the as
,itance of policeman he forced the window open.
The woman, who was screaming, was lying on
bed, and Patza was shaking or choking her. The
hands of the accused We're covered with blood, and
his unfortunate victim, when rescued from his
clutches was almost at the point of death. 1t APP
pears that in fit Of jealousy he attempted to muir
der her, by cutting her throat with knife. The
woman, we understand is in fair way to recover,
although the cash upon her neck is very severe.
Patza was sent TO prison for trial.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31

GENERAL CoUNCII.-'The Council met '.i
"euheSday evening. pursuant TO adjournment, and
elected as President Mr. Vandegrff.
Alter the reading of the Journal, message trola
uf Mayor was read, i'll answer TO Mr. Holland E
,1Fsolntlon, calling upon the Mayor to state to the
oo Ilinc What amount of money had been received
=. lhe Mayors office, accruing from the tax on
lasSengerS, and what disposition had been made of
9l funds. The Mayor regretted that he was I'M
ale 10 give the required information, his prede-
SSSoS had keptno account of the amounts received.
~ lor himself, personally, the Mayor stated that
MMnaeVer amount had been received by him from
,lat source had been bestowed upon the poor and
destitute
NJ .hr Holland animadvered very severely upon
c s vague and unsatisfactory answer, which was
gaily an evasion of the spirit of the resolution.
H. H. therefore presented the resolution in another
baI calling uponhe Mayor to state what amount
~ peen received since 1916.
c0, long dc bate took place on the subject, in the
se q which il was asserted by Mr. Wilder that
GSS<SJ had been received during the last year at
r ue Mayors office, and that. therefore, his salary
was was equal to Sll, 600 Per annum. The resolution
act h'ef reading some communications and trans
ourned
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d. We learn from the Charleston Courier. of
the 25h inst, that a negro man, calling himself
Thomas and who states that he is the property OF
Mr. Solee, was on Thursday afternoon found Sc
creted on board the Prlssian brig Dido. bound for
Settn, after the vessel had been at sea several
hours As soon as he was discovered, the Captain
stood in for the land and placed him on board
Pilot-boat No ), which brought him to the city
Yesterday mornnp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31

ARREsrED.-A man by the name of Alexander
Greenwood was arrested by the Second Munich
pliy police for having in his possession lot Of
clothing, supposed to have been stolen. The arti-
ceS in question are deposited in the guard-house,
and Greenwood is deposited in jail Greenwood is
an old offender
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31

G1s- The citizens of Charleston, 5. C., We're to
have had meeting on the evening OF lie 2hh
INST al the Theatre to receive delegation from
Nashville, Tenn, upon the subject OF a railroad
communication between Charlestcl and the west
The lower tier of boxes was to be reserved for
labi.s
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Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Lucas, Outerbndge, Philadelphia, ]. II. Asbridge
Ship Francona, Hands, Liverpool, j. III. Ashbridge
Ship Le'i'ia hayne' Br> pee Ly W% Hsyne. Co
Bark California Robinson. New York, ,Fosdick i Bro
Brig Cecilia, Draper Tampico, VIM. IL. Sheppard
Brig Harriet, Whitney, TanPico, Dobbin y Wckham
Scllr. Avarado, Copeland, Brazos St. Jago,
Andrews & Dewey
schr. Warsaw, Burdick. Tampico, John Alexander
s ssh M EoF W yfra 1 Do0O bepeysel
schr. Hornet, Arnet Btazos St. Jago, Master
Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Globe Wright I'm Vera Cruz, 18th inst, to Har-
Bark Regatta Pratt days from Vera Cruz, in ballast
Bark Adelaide Walton, days fin Vera Cruz, ballast to
u. mas Ga- t,u+ah;n ;,o,,oo Eel, 2,
10 Jno. Toole-2d my.
Brig Geclan, Rider IL days from New York, master
Schr Topic Pe, dys I'm Grand Tere, to MASTERED my.
STEAMBOATS,:
Uncle Sam, Jordan fin Bayop sara-2S bales cotton.
Jas. l.. Day, Wood, I'm Mobile.
Exit, Williams fin Point Jefferson.
Majestic, | re- I'm Baton Rouge.
Ridgey, Ross, i'm Bayou Macon.
Lalona Smoker, FIN Shrevepor-l467 bales cotton.
Moro Castle. Scott, I'm Cincinnati
Maengo Brenham I'm Lake ProrIdencc-I2S bales cotton
Iroquos Moore, FIN St. Louis.
Thos Jefferson, Scott I'm Cincinnati.
Towboat Mary kingSland, DAVIS, tm the Passes.
Towboat Porpoise Disney, fin the Passes.
Towboat Adriatlc HowIan, i'm the Passes.
Towboat Star, Brown, fin the Passes
BELow-CoMING
Steamship Mckim, and one bark, unknown.
Memoranda.
Towboat Star lowed down and to the 26th inst,
ships Windsor Castle and favote
Toy boat Popose 9wed down and to sea on the 18th INST
Towboa Mary kngsland towed down and to sea on the
18th inst ships Clifton and Francis Depau
Towboat AdTIatic lowed down and TO on the 10Th
inst, ship Atlas banks Flora and Isabella
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31

~ Yesterday afternoon workman on the scat
fold of new building now being constructed near
Triton Walk. fell TO the ground, distance of thirty
feet or more, and was seriously injured; one leg
was broken, and there internal injury
besides He was taken to the hospital
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31

FOUND DRowNED-An inquest was yesterday
held on the body of a white man, name unknown,
who was found floating in the river, opposite the
Red Stores,'' in the Third Municipality. He
had on a striped cotton shirt, cashmere pantaloons
and blue cloth Jacket. Verdict, Found drowned"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31

DIscHARGED.-Mr Ii. T. Meyers was yesterday
discharged by Recorder Baldwin, from the accusa-
ton preferred against him, no prosecutor having
appeared. Mr.. Meyers, it will be recollected, was
brought up on charge Of swindlng.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-Sarah Ross was sent
before the First District Court, on Wednesday, on
the charge of having robbed Bridget Kaleen of S45
Sarah looked like the goddess of woe, but the proofs
We're strong, the Recorder obdurate, and she Went
nher :. winding MnY''
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MEDICAL TREAIM : N I.

DR A CULLEN has rem9yed NJ Once from 70 Royal
Arcadf He still continues TO cure : trIe' ure on his
new system-emoving the worst structure without any ope
at;orsntey by medicines that relieve and permanently
%nna without any hlnrance 10 business diet DR. Cullen
Is too we'll known, in NewOreans and the surrounding
lion to Dr. c. he will refer to hundreds OF the first stand
ing in this CITY, who have been cured IN III last er years on
nav required without is effected.
Rheumatism cured.
Go1orrhna cured in three days, or no pay.
c4s7 Remember IL NATCHEz STREET. NEAR THE AR
CApE Postpaid Letters puncuay attended IN all CONN
enee and medicines securely packed and to part OF
the country. Mh-o om
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31

LARcENY.-Hugh, a slave of Mr.. Regain, en
Wednesday was arrested for having broken OPEN
Inc trunk of Mr. Haddcn, and" stealing therefrosr
TIE sum OF $40 Hugh was sent 10 Jail.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31

Ono RIVERA Pittsburg, March %, p NJ,
there We're 10 feet E inches water in the channel
and falling slowly. At Cincinnati, same date the
river had risen two feet in the last "A hours.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31

SINGuLAR.-The British ensign is to be hereafter
hosted on the Boston State house, on the arrival
of the Cunarl steamers.
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WINTER CLOTHING AT COST:
vow LOOK OUT FOR B4RG.4INSi


LFRED MUNROE & CO. No. 81 Magazine street
"A will now sell their entire stock OF THICK WINTER
CLOTHING at the actual manufacturers cost
We have now hand very large stock of Goods-much
larger than before at this of the yearand 1t
MUST BE SOLD! All we ask Is a call from those who
wish to purchase convince them that VIII now OTTER
greater Bargains Clothing than before in New
Orleans. All goods well and tashonably made and
this opportunity for to supply themselves
Among other Goods the following:
1000 black and coloed Cloth Dress and Frock Goats;
900 Cloth Cashmere and Tweed Sac Paetos and toaees
400 long and medium blue Blanket Goats; -
800 pairs cooed French and English Cashmere pantaoons
1000 pairs black Cashmere and French Doeskln Pantaoos
300 pairs black Satinet Pantaoonsi
500 black and fancy colored Satin Vests;
300 coored cashmere Vests; go, :,
300 black Cashmere Rombaznc and Barahea Silk Vests;
sinner black Silk Velvet and Royal figured Silk Velvet
Vests 49, ",
Rich Paris Embroidered black Cashmere Vests;
Extra rich light Vests. for Balls and Sorees;
5000 Muslin Shirts with linen bososs-latest styles
1000 all Linen Shs-lates sly les
Under Garments of every description,
Black and white Kid Gloves; Suspenders
Black and colored Silk Cravats;
SILK and Linen Handkerchief; Trunks etc etc -
- Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. No
trouble TO show goods. ,;.;o
- One price for Goods and no de''a''on -
This sale at Cost will continue W0 WEEKS only
mL162w ALFRED MUNRoE .' "a Magazlne ST.
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A GENUINE CHARAcTER.-We commend to the
attention of Dan Marble report in the Boston
Daily Advertiser of the of NJ. Maynard as.
Litchfeld, damages for the loss of val
liable COW. The testimony of one witness DIR.
Stoddard) was as follows:
81 live in Scituate, and sixty years Of age.
| am a COW doctor. have followed the business
these forty years. doctor Sheep hogs, and horned
critters. | set broken bones, jnts, etc. | never
read 10 books critters. | took the bushes up
kind of natral | doctor in Scituate, Hanover,
Hanson and all about. Mr. Maynard and Mr..
Litchfied came to me about this COW. i told them
to give her pint and half of castor lie, and if
they had at got that, to give her pint of lamp lie,
or pound of hogs lard. | Went down to see her
the day afore she died ! gave her a dose of
thorough-stak tea, strong went to see her agin
on Saturday, and dosed her agn. | thought if
could start her ideas up little and kind of jog ma
ter, she might get along. She revived up a little.
and left her. went down agin Sunday morning,
got there about half past en and found her as dead
as a herrin. | was nightly struck up We skinned
her, and snaked her out upon the snow. | then
cut her open and examined her. She had what
called the overflow of the gall. | found bushel
basket full of fox grass hay, and nothin else, III
her intrils ] found peck more in the manifold,
all matted down and dried on. My neighbors use
this kind of hay. 1t will do for young critters that
browse, but never any Twin crtter touch it
growing. Even grasshoppers will from it for
life | took some spirits down with me, Sunday
morning The cow having no further use for any,
| took dose mYself,'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31

New ORLEANS SCHooLs-We see by the School
Report Just read before the Second Municipality
Council, that there are two thousand six hundred
and one pupils in the New Orleans public schools.
Ofithis number l449 are boys >and 1873 girls,
taught by ten male and forty-seven female teach
ers, al aggregate compensation OF $50 300 per
annum. This gives teacher for every forty-fve
or iorty-six scholars an average expenditure OF
fraction over $l4 for the education of each child,
and an average compensation to each teacher OF
500 80 per annnm. The aggregate expenditure
during the last six years. for schoolhouses, dnclu-
ding repairs and alterations) has amounted to
100000. There are in successful operation, under
the supervision of the Board, two high schools.
In one of these there are fitty-one boys; in the
other seventy-one girs-making one hundred and
twenty-five in all.
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NOTICE.,

yU,uE subsober ba by act OF February 49, 1886 be-
fore 3 Ricardo Notary Public Of ths city S aG99l5ed
TONraVE GRgTE-B.4RS and pate N ee Of the same;
By dated Apn 1913 the gp sole sgg Rs Of ae e
states of Louisiana and Alabama ard the Mlsslsspp
River tributaries nov gives nc oe hat ne II recon-
mended TO sugarpaners and OF eamboa d pes
far more durable than the ordinary Ora bars
ii persons nfring upon said patent by
mr. selling similar articles without AUTHORITY rom the
will be prosecuted the extent OF the WNYr1 nav,
New Orleans March Is, 1S48 DaE>ih1 Dfnt'f1'
NEw ORLEANs. March Is, 1s4S
y, n, b,.. used in taking off crops of sugar,
the Patsnt invented BY Mr. VIM Fera and find
mem NC Pinasmnch as they will from their peculiar fOma
uonli I Iast an I'VE 0''''' - G. w. CAMPBELL.
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o. 1t is supposed that MIR. Havemeyer Mayor
of New York in 1916 will be nominated again this
spring by the democrats of New York city,
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Loss OF TIE U. 5. VESSEL PETRiTA-lhls
vessel "a prize steamer sunk at Alvarado, near 'ie
shore, on the 10th inst Her damage was hole IN
the bottom, caused by coming over the bar NO
lives lost nor was personal harm done.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31

SPRING GOODS.
MRS. BANISTER'S .NLLLLNERY andytfH
;sa n F,4.NCY STORE, No, o6 Royal street. YfH
VIE of BienrWe street-Just received from =M
VIZ Paris, by direct MISUNDERSTANDING ANDk AA
FANCY GOODS-conssting of Bonnets Ribbons Flow
Rich Silks, Bareges, Fine Musns Tissues Fans, Par
aSols etc, etc.
eg5" Niillners supplied Extra Fine Stock. mh2l 6m
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S " y y S.

n For Sabine Pass-The fine, fast sailing schooner
- ALBERT 4 ROGERS CAPT smith HI having E, Ra'
alceol freight or having fine accommodations a-
ply m Gs board at " NGY iB faS 8 street
~ For RIO Grande and Matamoros1n,Thsn t iI,
ds,sned L9 i Capt anderson having been unayods6y
apply on board loYs WPs BB6Es s g n,,ombop.e
This vessel, being of very light daught, will cross
the bar and is guaranteed the very lowest rates
Fl For Vera Cruz-To sail on SATURDAY, April
A o fine astsahg eoppe5sd and 61
Capt John Trainer having half her engaged will sail
as above For balance OF 1egh,, or ha3ing fine
Tier or to %ha W. GBBoSs IS 0Ge1 st.
~ For Brazos ST. Jago, Point Isabel and Mata-
<LA mOros..The fine. tastsaIing 4 l coppe,ed and
DA, Capt; g. A. Cannon hay"g most OF her cargo
gagged will have dispatch For balance of freight
Pea ne e 1S% %s~s
her freight TO Matamoros By wagons. ml29
81 For Nantes-The fine tast;saing ship REGU-
sL1E LIS Capt smith having all her cargo ZOE, engaged
to m Gfa'n on 0s cA g DEAKE CO. So st
81. 90 - 81. - 81 So
NEW d ~ iosun I ,Tss
New x IF 5s sfs sss tf*%6
~. -
" SiLAS HOLMES, G. G. BERRY,
% SULTANA, l. A JARRETT
Ship MEMPHIS, u. NJ. BUNKER,
. ARKANSAS, c. HItLARD.
FiCkSBURG w. Z. BERRY.
The above ships OF the first class cOppered ard copper
fastened and built New o expressly for this trade
They are OF light draught of water and almost invariably
cross the Bar without detention Tfese packets are COM
manded by captains well experienced in the trade and will
always exert them elves TO accommodate They will always
be towed up and down the river and will promptly sail
advertised They have handsomely furnished accommoda
TONS and stores OF the first quality will awa. be furnished
comfort
passengers.
Neither the OwneIs captains Of these ships will be
spOnsbe for lewely bullion, precious stones silver plated
ware for letters parcels packages by or put on
board OF them unless regular bills OF laaing taken the
same and the value thereon EXPRESSED.
For freight or passage, apply to
mh5 I'm AARON COHEN. 80 Common st.
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The COMMUNISTS. "A large number Of this
bJv, who seek a new home, went up yes
t.day on the steamboat Monterey. They were
cmeiv in appearance, and seemed to be deter
mined to do all that was right We never saw
more cleanly, tidy party than the Communists.
They stepped from the wharf to the sides of the
Steamboat with all the energy of those who knew
and felt that s. Freedoms land was theirs ~
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CoPARTNERSH HIP NOTICE.

20 THE UNDERSIGNED have tins 80
Ign day associated themsel YES an the ~
-Es WATCH & JEWELEY BCSl I1>-ov-I r.
esslSaN ESS, under the style and firm OF hNon LEE
& NOEL at No as Canal str Get door below Camp.
We will personally attend to REP AIRING every dfe1p
ton of FINE WATCHES. Clocks, Jewery, etc wen;
tyour years experience enables to say to our enas anu
the pubic that work shall perform to their entire SAILS
faction.
We have store and viii family keen for sale hand-
manufacture IeweIry Silver W are Spectaces Gold Pens,
etc. all of which will be sold low house N the CITY,
and fully guaranteed Please call. z. KNOW Les,
mills ON w. NOEL,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


P HR LyEeum-rhe THIRD LEeTuRE Of the he
"sl OF The sa ease Of e BY Dr. , P M gins Of
Dress reference Q Respiration Mental Depression
ebay. s.sy nns, /, l. 5AS J. aH 5AS., Lectures.
a. Degree TenP a Of LIS p faSse
April confer tire Isl and 90 degrees W2Tk to c9m@ense q
"':i + n B. 1 w. D. D YARMOUTH G. a Mg
eg~ Crescent City Cuba meeting of the Crescent
on S Fl Z EvE%i f NEXT Ap at Gipa oa y
Municipal Officers for the Second MunItipaty
rnI3l q H. d. JOHNSON, Presylen.
ty~ ST. Joseph's Church-The Pews OF st. Josephs
Gis c"n2 se5es MI be rented out at auction %" fs
NJ Egyptian EP Hs Sa'sna Gaf 5
R. GLlDDoN Tickets for the Coorse-Gene'sn ST. Ladies IS
efs f9 isR Of "Fs -
oUlTIEs PAINTING ec Open Daily Admission rs cts. m2s
to- Notice to Drayrnen. : Hereafter I will pay no
S sSSa 9 Ss have
ml25 I'm lu' foydras street.
Municipal Election. Candidates.
Ed crscs Pes s anReHef il your Sapa.
De- RSdRs M for Of the az &
" mh5s nc VIII S''''''''' v MANY VOTERS.
the office Of Recorder OF the Fist Municipality, He VIII be
supported by his friends nlm22
For Aldermen of the Fifth Ward-SECoND Num-
CIPALIrY-W. q. KENDALL and JOHN G.. SHAN
NON. ml22
80" For Mayor.-We authorized to announce A.
D. CROsSMAN, the present Mayor New Orleans, candidate
for re election at the next Municipal Election milo
~" For Recorder.-We authorized to announce
JOSHUA BALDWIN Candidate for reelection the office
the Second Municipality, Apnl milo
tY" For Recorder.-rhe Editors of the Crescent will
tho
Office Recorder the First Munc
pallty. mhll
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CLOTHING.
DER ships Wisconsin, Manchester and &. oar-Al.-
L FRED MIrNROE 4 co. No. "a Magazine street
have received BY the above ships choice variety OF the fol
lowing goods VIZ:
COATS:
Super black cloth Sacs, for spring and summer wear;
do blue Cashmeetle do do do
Din Etc or French Merno Parametta. black and blue
Alpaca Arcadan cloth and hight Tweed Dress coats,
Frocks Sacs and Polka Goats, all OF the latest styles
ALOONS
Fench Merno Drap de Turk Drap de Nienne Parameita
AIpaca India Nankin, Linen Drill French and English
Cottouade Pantaloons.
VESTS: -
Black Satin white and colored arseies super cooed ok
and Satin and Linen Vests latest styles
UNDER GARM NTS:
Silk Merno Gotten Knit. Gau2e Merino, GauZe Cotton
and Flame! Understands Silk, Linen Cotton Niefho
and light Flannel Drawers n
The largest assortment OF Muslin SHIRTS with Linen DO
SONS and Collars t.. be found in NewofeanS
All heavy WoLLEN CLOTHING selling AT t9sf
InhN ALFRED MJNROE Il 90. "a Magazine st.
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SCREWsOne pair Press Screws suitable as 10. ., sans
mb nos'' s'AiA' s. w. CUTTER, 70 Poydras st.