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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-06

Loss OF THE JoHN A. SUrrER.-On the 26th of
June last the schooner John A. Suffer, Capt Sam'
r. Eddy, from Warren, r. l., ran ashore on
small slet near Tamor harbor, in the Straits of
Magellan. The accident occurred at O'Clock at
night, during a strong snow storm, with the wind
blowing gale from the southwark. The schooner
Immediately bged, filled with water, and fell Off
shore. Il was with much difficulty that all hands
got from the wreck on to the rock. They did so,
however, saving al the same time two barrels of
bread, small quantity Of clothing, a square sail,
and one boat. The men remained on the rock all
night, the snow storm continuing, the gale not sub
siding, and the sea breaking over the r5ck the most
oil the time During the night, some Of the men
had their hands and feet frozen Al daylight the
next morning the wind abated, when the crew got
aboard the wreck and succeeded in cutting through
the cabin and deck, thus securing more of their
provisions and personal effects. The BRIG Aoadan.
of Boston, hove in sight at 9 o'clock A. NJ. on the
9Th, sent off boat, took the captain and crew Of
of the Suffer aboard Of the big, and carried tbem
TO Callao, The following persons comprised The
crew Of the Suffer
Samuel r EDDY master jeremiah Joles sailing m,,s,
Phinney llf Officer; Chas A. Andrews ri AZ ~
NJ, Page, I'd do A. l.. shaw. cook; Samuel Randsii
gaTDentef. Benz 6 Kelly. do u, w Villains, seaman. III az
Child dQssIas O. Child, do. J. Llndsiey do p Randall
DO; 7 rhinney, do JaO Il. Giaddlng, DO A; H Champ
lin, DO u p Golf. do; Jas y Bowen dol Jas. GaTdner
DO JOS MunTos, do; BENZ d, Lawranee, do. Thos f.
Potter, do; A M. Kelley do, J. 7. Adsms, do.
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OuTRAGEs ON AMERICANS AT CALLAo.-On
the 2Sth of August last as the brig Aeadian, Capt
Cunningham, of and from Boston, and bound for
San Francisco, was about to sail from Callao, two
of her crew who had gone ashore with an officer
were attacked, when leaving the mole to re turn to
the brig, by the crew of the Peruvian man. f-war
steamer Pinial, under the orders Of a Midshipman
The Aeadian's men were cruelty beaten, thrown
into the water and dragged ashore. BY the aid of
boatmen from the shore, their arms were then tied
behind them they were again beaten, put into the
stocks, and kept there until noon of the next day
the authorities refusing to liberate them. AT the
request Of the Vice Consul they were at last lib
Grated, in consequences of its being the Presidents
birthday. Capt. Cunningham made a protest be.
fore Mr.. Clay, our Charge d'Ahaires, against the
proceedings of the Peruvian men and officers
especially against those in charge of the war
steamer. The Captain laid the damages to his YES
sci and crew at $4,000. Mr.. Clay has demanded
the necessary satisfaction from the Peruvian Gov.
eminent, and was waiting for a reply when our in.
tOrmant left The Captain ofthe American whaler
Rambler, was also attacked and beaten in the same
port by one of the boaimen of the beach 1t is in
some degree dangerous for an American vessel TO
stop at Callao, and it appears necessary to send
man-of-war to that station in order to protect the
rights and interests of American citizens
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New ORLEANS. PEOPLE IN CALFoRNIA-We
notice in the California papers that our New Or
leans people are among the most enterprising in
the new territory. Mr.. John E. Towns has been
elected Sheriff Of San Francisco; and the selection
Of such man speaks well for the intelligence and
discrimination of the Californians, Pacfcus Ord
has been elected delegate to the Convention from
the district of Monterey. William Norris was en-
gagged with Capt. Hammond, u S. A., in the sur
vey Of Stockton and David t. Bagly is the San
Francisco Agent for the sale of lots in the town of
Stockton which is described in the advertisements
as the depot for supplying the different mines on
the Mockelmnne, Calareros, Stanisaus, Tuolumne
and Mercedes" T, B. Winston is one of the pro-
prietors Of the town Of Fremont, situated at the
confluence Of the Sacramento and Feather rivers,
and the advertisement says the town is " at the
head Of steam and sail navigation, and above the
overflow that mandates other places" Dr. o. M.
Wozencaft was a candidate for delegate TO the
Convention. and got 10 votes at Jacksonville Dig
gngs, on the Tuolumne river, and 80 votes at
AndeFsonviile Diggns, on the River Mercedes.
He was not, however, elected.
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ns- The intelligence of the difficulty at Callao
was reported by Capt. Robert HaFae, to Mr.. De
Baufre, Purser of the Alabama. Captain Hardie
came passenger on the steamer Grenada from Cal
lao The suhsrings Of Capt. Hosmer and crew
were narrated to US by gentleman who came on
the Panama
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OCT The weather continues to be variable and
unsettled, clouds and rain alternating with warm
sunshine, and keeping the sidewalks and streets
sloppy and muddy. For some days this has been
serious drawback on retail trade, as the weather
has been unfit for the ladies to venture out We
hope ii is the preliminary to setting in of the
pleasant fall weather, which is delicious in this
region
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IN cobja September 3.--ship Seaman, Capt MgTiok.
iof Cal
=. al CHqo;--8alk Mary eress, Hays, for Gg9yaqu in
In hye days
a, PaB,g, September I6-Whslng ships COpseres, re-
gulungi New Bedford ING of the J sfhOr baik Eliza
Ann koi salam,) C1Fwn iar Panama, in a week.
~ EhqEFes, September Is -Sclrs. LOuisiRRE and ANa.
tsag, iel AeW OE5aHs. IN few days
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GE- We are indebted to Mr.. j. NJ De Baufre,
Pprser Of the steamship Alabama for the follow
mgi The steamer Panama, from San Francisco,
reports the U. S, propeller Edith ashore at Point
Deception, on the 4th Of September, and supposed
to be a total loss The Edith was bound to San
tiago from San Francisco The Panama also
reports French brig, lying in the harbor of Ma
zatlan, having parted her cables in a gale, and
being lost, with about 30 passengers on board.
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NEW nRIRAMN.
Sc Third Page fr Cry News, SC.
90 Mnmmoth weakly oreaosnt

win be ready for delivery this day, at ! p NJ. 1t
win contain large amount Of very interesting
maiter-the details and documents in the Poussin
Controversy some important papers relating to the
Tehuantepee Railroad, with the proceedings of the
great public meeting in favor Of that plan; the
latest news from California with all the Current
News, Poetry, Anecdote, etc Single copies, neatly
done up for the mails, can be obtained at the desk
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MAIL FAILURE AGAIN--The Eastern mail yes
terday failed from beyond Charleston, Is. c. The
Charleston dates was of Sunday. We got no
papers even from that point
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FINE FANCY ARTICLES,
GOLD PENS,
PERI merry,
Combs, Brushes and Gent IS Furnishing

GOLD PENS,
PERI merry,
combs, Brushes and Gents Furnishing
GsOdss
a. We havs store splendid assortment ofnav and beau
ufui FANCY ARTICLES,
mich receiving additions BY every packet. We inv
att milton o the following list:
CARD CASES. .. Pearl, Shed, Silver, etc.
RETlCULEs Silk and. Velvet, elegant pat.snI
PURSES. "a fine assortment, styel
DESKS. Ebony, Rosewood, Pspisr Mache, etc.
WORK BOXES. Ebony Rosewood Paper Mache, etc.
DRESSING CASES Ebony Rosewood, Paper Mache, ETC.
PORTFOLIOS. Leather, Velvet and Papsr Machs.
ACCORDEONs s.. Best French double frame.
MUSIC BOXES ...sheu and Tin
BOUQUET HOLDERs....A pretty assortment
GOLD PEEs-Of all the most celebrated MAKERS price,
ranging from eighteen dollars.
DOMlNOES aud DICE.
CHESS MEN. Chinese, English and German
OPERA GLASSES. "A large assortment
ODEUR BOXES. From SIX bottles
PAPETERIEs. OF Ebony, Rosewood, PAPER, ETC.
FANS. Pearl, Ivory, Feather, Paper, Sls, etc.
PORTE MOFNAiEs. ..--3f Shell Pearl, Leather, etc.
CANES. Mounted with Gold, Silver etc.
UMBRELLAs....A superior article made for use
CORK JACKETS. life Pr-ssrvsr
PERFUMERY Of all kinda.
SUSPEND ERs.
MONEY BELTS.
HANDKERCHIEF.
CRAVATs, STOCKS and sCARFs.
SHOULDER BRACES.
FINE SHIRTS.
We have now IN store complete fine Linen and
SHIRTS. As sizes made we are enabled
and are Of cour'e the latest styles Of the best ma
GUINNESS & co,
BSzup IL CAMP Street, opposite the City Bank.
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f7- At 70 O'Clock This Day J. a. Beard, Auctoneer
will sell at public auction, at Banks Arcade Real Estate
situated in the Second Municipality and the City of Iafy
cite aho several valuable Cotton Field Hands and House
gsryants
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Suferings Of Capt Hosmer and part of the Cre,D
Of The Whaling Bark JeanneH, of FAIR HaUen,
Massachusetts.
The bark Jeannett met with a whale to the
southwark and westward of Cocus Island when
they lowered their boats and succeeded in captu
ring and bringing him alongside the ship-Capt
Hosmer still remaining off in his boat. Before
sunset he struck another, and while taking him to
the ship the boat was capsized and two men
drowned at the time: the balance, four in number,
including Capt, Hosmer, lay on the bottom of the
boat all night. The next morning, at daylight the
bark was seen lying, with sails all aback, about
three miles distant, heading towards them, and
taking in the captured whale, contrary to all rules
and customs of whaling ships. The mate, instead
of cutting ,adrft from the whale and having men
stationed at the masthead to look out for the miss
ing boat, continued most of the day in securing
the whale he had taken. He then wore ship and
stood Off from the boat Capt. Hosmer and his
men were fortyeight hours on the boat before they
succeeded in baling her out and Fighting her
They then made a sail of the ceiling boards, and
stood to the northward in order to get in the rainy
ATTITUDES, having no water or provisions in the
boat. They were twenty-one days without food
except dolphin and a BOBBY which they caught !;
and during the time one of the men died from ex-
haustion, and another fell victim by casting lots
to be eaten, by those who were still left. Al the
expiration of the lwentyone days they reached the
Cocus Island, and shortly afterwards were taken
of by transient ship touching there for water.
and landed at Payta. There Capt Hosmer and
his remaining boats crew embarked on board of
the ship Geo. Hewand, bound for New Bedford.
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Or The Augusta tGa.) papers announce the
death in that city, on the 9sth ult, of p c. Gueu,
for long time, in former times, the editor Of the
Constitutionalist, and much-ssteemed citizen.
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ENGLISH WRITING PAPERS.

ET~ Just received, at the New Orleans Ststiones'
Warehou,e IA CAMP street, large assortment Of
ENGLISH RECORD; CAP:
PACKET POST; THIN and THICK Cream, Laid
COMMERCIAL POST; WHITE and BLUE, LAID,
QUARTO POST, ruled & plain WHITE and BLUE, Wove,
AlEo-A large supply OF We s, to snt the aboVs
sized papers. For sale By
"a 3tditW J. B, STEEL, IA Camp street.
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05- We thank Mr. n. S. X. Davis, of the steam
ship Falcon for the intelligence furnished in regard
to the passage from Chagres to this city.
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!
$4,000 Worth, Fresh from their Mandatory
ALFRED MUNROE & co.

81 MAGAZINE STREET,
fave y the arrivals of the steamship ONO ships Union Co
- umbiana and Mayhogsr received aucb ADDITIONS 10
THEIR STOCK asplace it FAR ABOVE other house ia the
whole South Their friends will please TAKE LOOK thel
now IMMENSE STOCK. They have also received a LARGE
sIoCh OF BOYS Cb0THNG and they invite PARENTS and
GUARDIANS to CALL and EXAMINE for themselves.
IL no TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS
IL Below is partial list articles j. ONE PRICE
Goods, and NO DEVIATION 81
Dress and FrOck Coats.
PaCk Cl2lI Dress aud Frock Goats .-..,, -
bfoT, Give brown golden brown olive green invisible green
Black Ylae, Brown and Give Polka and Lamariue Coats
Sac Coats and PaletOtss
Rr Golden brown oys brown oiyo green, royal blue and
suFs[hns 9l1 5rGSn g eIye failqg Beaver S Secs
supef6ne sin & W5Osn Coiriagt n & Palstotl;
S sa G lai F GIss black green and silver D'0 Tweed
A5 ana az s P French E Ga 9y , S Ssg sa5 p5 mulberry
BasS 2ni aney eoorsa Crm9na Dsea Sac ad PaeiO''
Extra suPer6nc Blanket sacs and Paet5ni
Blue dran doye-cooed, green and white Blanket Sacs AMI
CloaIsa and BOuIevards.
SUPER 5as 5TSa Pos and Beaver cISth BoaIsyards
R B5eE and , fancy aooEsl Tsss 3 Bogisy55s
Plantations,
BaSs 5d E2SP 49a F F5sa G 65..S fa P
Blue olive and fancy eoIorsl Doeshin Pants
supsrdpa satnst Tweed Corduroy end Pilot Cloth Pants.
Vests
Black Black qna eqiorsl Cloth Ea9rolersa Vests
Coorsd Cashmsre Vests Of all qualities and Styles TOO namsr
Gus 20 psrti-uauze Geacubsi
Black CI1tl, Ca55InlFs, B0mhezae, and Merino
Best quality black SILK Velvet Vests
Rich lane figured Silk Velvet Vests;
Black pa 10 Satin Vests:
Rich fan cured Silk and Satin Vests
White NIarsel.ea, White six and Tnsel Ball Vest1
a llge ne Of
Boys and ChiIdrem's Clothing,
Boys back, blue and Cloth Polka aud Goats;
Tweed Polka Goats;
u" Black, fancy and Coloret Cashmere Pants;
CHI ilren's Suits Polka JACKIE Ic,
Boys Black Fancy Silk and Cashmere Vests.
Shirts, Scarfs, Cravats, etc.
PIuperfne all Linen shrs-stched bos1mI
DO. English Muslin Shirts; do YORK Mil DO.
Medium quality 3o French Bingham and Calico Shirts
Linen and Cotton Check do:
Meno flannel gaUzs bro white and pink Undsrshirts
Very rich styles fancy Crayats and Scarts [DraEers E
Italian and French black Silk Cravats;
Msrno, Cashmere Buckskn black aad whlts Kid Gloves
Cotton, Msuno and Lamb's Wool Half Hose;
Cotton and Giugham Umbrellas;
Trunks Vasss Carpet Bags,
India Rubber Goods.
Ceaksi Paeos; Capes, LeggDgs Lie Pre5srvsrs etc.
We invite particular the workmanship and
mngs garments We feel confident they
passed, eqQ8e1 other establishment the South Pur-
ehasers ed 20 call and stock.
ALFRED MUNROE & co.
i24 spu "a Magazine street.
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1000 dozen KID GLOVES.

- Rec eived To-Day, per steamship Ohio, LA
DIES and GENTLhMES'S KID GLOVES, of every
color rInd Quality;
Als0-GROs D'ALGER and other New Style BON.
NET SILKS;
n ew Style DRESS SILKS;
i5ONNET RIBBONS PRINCES and TRIMMINGS
Of all kinds;
New Shape BONNET FRAMES;
A Fall and Complere Assortment of New FANCY
STRAW BONNETS. etc.
All of which will be sold Wholesale at Inc Lowest Prices
Q. YALE, JR., q CO, 27 Magazine st.
o. lW8p between Common and GTaveT
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ANDREWS & BRO,
Corner Julia and st. Charles SITS.
New Stock of FAN and Winter Good

VHJE are now receiving, per daily arrivals, full and
wv complete assortment Of the following;
Richly Embroidered French Cambnc HRndkerGhef
PLAN -.
Very handsome Scoloped Edged
IRISH LINENS, all qualities;
Cazhmeres and MOusssliue de LANES; -
JEANS. Blankets QUILTS and FLANNELSi
EMBROIDERIES and LACE GOODS;
Bonnet Cap aud Belt RIBBONS;
Plain, Satin and Lutestrng do.
BALLOONS and BINDING:
Plain Black and COlOred MERIkO StAWL5;
WOODEN SHAWl4S, every variety
Scotch and Birdseye DIAPERS; $50
Linen and UomeStiC SHEETlNGS, all widths
French CALICOE- A Turkey Red do;
Meuimack and Fail River PRlNIb. new Styles
Fine French WORKED COLLARS
All STYLES of Printed DE LANES = ~
Rich Waeied and Striped POuLI DE SOLE;
Heavy Iustre Block MatlOnl LUIES IklNGi
800 dozen Very Superior co fTttN HOSE;
Grass Llnsn n ANDKERCHlEFS; -
Worked JALONETS and Null INSERTIONS;
MOURNING GOODS, every variety;
COates's SPOOL THREAD.
TOgether with full assortment of Cotton Cords, Linen
Braids Linen Threads Silk Rradg and Watch Guards,
Buttons Pins Needles Tapes Stay Bindings. silk, Cotton
and Linen Stay Laces Ladies' Silk and Kid Gloves
The above Good all selected in New York, at rates
that will enable them to sell at LOWER RATES than the
City Dealers generally. - - - - z
octjf cOme, Julia and st. Chsres streets,
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On the 9TH inst, by the Rev. j. Monaghan, C. MEAA TO
Miss JANE ASPlNALL, both Of NswOrleans,
accompanying this notice good supply of wine and cake
OF the marriage feast, with which the printer remembered
The health OF the bride and groom drunk with all the honor
~ Change of Place of Meeting.-The next Month
y Meeting Of the SOCIETY OF INQUIRY ON MISSIONS"
will be SABBATH EVENING the 9TH inst, the Pytana
Church. Lafayette, REV Mr. BeldesD instead Of the Rev
Dr. SCOTS, heretofore announced An Address Missionary Intel
geuce, and Devotional Exercises may expected. Exercises
commence az laEpast O'clock
o6 w. A. BARTLETT, Rec, Sec. pro
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Steamboat Departures Tnis Day.
= n 1DgERTLsEMENTE ~ .HLND PAoE

SouL9gton .' ..... OLIVIA, Hoffman, q P NJ. Cars.
O9a.; JAS L. DAY. Gibeon, % P N. Cars.
1sa ht9 3 ..'--....DuCk RIVER, Apologize, 10 Nj.
2Gzo9 htuer. ..CORlNNE Donovan, I2 NJ.
6t9El: CALIFORNIA Griffin, P. M.
5ta ftireT J. T. DOS " ELL, Kimba, r. NJ
geo Htpsr .-.-...... TALLAHATCHEE, Sweeny, S p NJ.
fAsH htrsT. ...s CREOLE, Ruma, S P. NJ.
o.. TO ORROW--
COpHtsiJf OLIVIA, Hoffman, A. M. Cars.
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THOMAS BRADY,
81 CHARTERS STREET,
3~ On a t 1g o November next We snail remove TO the
esfa So y tla'Fs' ''.sa4 dE1sag 0pF5als esS
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VEsTINGsI VEsTINGsII

lust RECEIVED by late arrivals a splendid assert.
. ment Of RICH FIGURED AND PLAIN SILK
VESTINGS;
Particular attention is invited to the above as they of
an unsurpassed style and finish
Also, a few PARtS.nADE CLOTH COATS of all
si2es-a superior aTtiele-foT sale by
o5 81 II. HAMBURGER. l64 Camp st.
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Auction sa1eg This nav.

J. A BEARD viii SELL at 10 O'Clock, at Banks Arcade
valuable Real Estate sad Slaves.
hENpIa DRAKg Il Co will SELL at IL O'Clock, at No 20
Nsichez streHt-Eegant Furniture
FLokANGE TAYLOR will SELL at IL O'Clock, at Banks
THOMAS j. Spar will ALL NJ N o,cook opposite the
uoIss station, on Rampant street, between Common
anu SSha-lumbeT, Carriages, Wheels etc.. AZ nall
Rasl ~ az the corner of Common and Rampant SIS
Hotses Mules Draw. etc
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Tho. J. Dryer, Cincinnati
Leavenwerth Hurd, Cincinnati ;
Abel Wares, NewIorIy;
h. N. Petit, Jacksonville, III.
John D. Holmes, NewYork City
Mr.. Pratt, Boston,
David Tyler, kewYOrk
Wan. A HeTick, NewYOrk;
d l., Hunter, Maine
AlpheUs Hunter, Maine
Seth Griffin, NewYork
l. ID C0uklin, NeWYork
o Winters, NewYork;
Tbos. L. Foster, China, Ne.
J W. Stewart, "
Urjlh Nelson,
Randall Ward,
Linus Lane, Vermont;
Nathan Edwards, Boston
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NE oApDo GAzETTE.

~ THE oADDo GAZETTE.
permanent 5s iqqg standing and Intensive ejaculation Of
Interests Of mercantile bo,ss dad Do 6gsncs e hereby outhorz5
Mr. IANAs FURMAN receive and receipt for IDS in The city of
NJ can be found at Ne 10 Psylg7 , s1Ja@ns s
once oil The Delta Of HEllIuNG blEEs, PIopntlos.
NOTICE.-The partnership of WILSON & VIRGIN
~ is dissolved by mutual oOnent from the fist day of
Angus last The Of the firm will be used in liQ9tda
u2 oe G' FL i i, H Nv Ii GGltS5'SoN'
NEW TARIFF.
lust RECEIVED few copies OF the lssi corrected
y edition of THE UNITEB sTAATE53 ,TErARLFEF For
sa.s By DAVID D, F 81 rE, T. &C,
TOR sALEi5o5 s jean BR IFS from three to five
o,eEsr with large est stock oRV Of Red Wae suitable
for City and Country sto e. Az Of tie above anti n
S Soac %l De sold oHHAF W WILSON 5 So IRGiS
Oat6 I'm IN Humiliation
! lSs5f { n 9 9 III, FTgRPENFlNE' WHITE LEAD
g :, SVP9 IEEIHIS rTIEKrhNIiNE'
D zoo kegs Extra aud Ms,opT WHITE LEAD st. Louis,
BelIeyi'e, SOUTHAMPTON and Je% etts brands;
For sale on the most i.aT2H2HoSS ,JfAAqRVfs co
or 81 corner Magazine aud Common streets
NEW POTTERY SHOP.
NGrlCETThs undersigned TAXI Ins method Of IN.
that he is now erecting ruTbEhl NliOt opi K -
[ PTr S I IN , Ra Inc o Poiiery WsTe w he @
Ey Ound lie respectfully solcis the liberal pat OnRge
VIRGIN and invites BIS friends and Inc public 10 give him
aeal bis prices viii be lower than at any similar esab
lshment in FTeepOft
n g. an orders from TIE country will be promptly at.
oSt6 i'm H.H.VIRGIN.
SADDLERY WAREHOUSE,
ca Nos. so and 50 Common st. sB7eSI'S ~
l2s We are now oqening and reoey- y 81 y NJ
q ing fresh supplies by every sa-a. 1900
nval large and cCmulste assortment Of SApDi,Fs9
and SADDLERY WARES Brides; Filings Wh'pai
HARNESS of sll kinds Coach and Harness lumminE :
Leather and Findings Also. MILL BANDS Of %pm
Elastic Gutla Pecha and Patent Stretched Leather ".
Ola RUBBER STEAM PACKING and HOSE; rdla
Rubber LeRgings, Clothing etc. etc, With every 0lns
article in line TO which invite the tentl9q o. our
friends and the public SMITH 4 BROTHER,
oot5 50 and 81 Common ST., "a door from Magazlne
TIE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPANY
HEREBY inform the Pain and other purchasers OF
IL WHITE LEAD that in accordance with resolution
p1sed their BOad Of Trustees, they manu 2cluFe but one
quality of White Lead, viz bGRlCIl4H PURE Ar
TICLE-and have resolved to cOnine themselves to the
manu- ractuing Of PURE LEAD ONLY, apd that of
very super quality, making none OF the lower qualities
or Accelerated Leads such usually branded Extra
No. l. No 2, etc. etc.
No adusratiGg material is admitted within their works
and uurUhaeFs may always depend upon being supplied
| with uniiUm article.
A full supply constantly on hand. al the store Of
NATHAN JARVIS X co.
| corner Of Magazine and COmmOn streets.
l ~ FoI sals q, NsWYQIk Prices. " Nv
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new eOOps .....No. 10 Chartres Sd.

M. l. MoJILToM. ..
NANlNG RETURNED FROM THE hOhIB{ Is
! now receiving and opening fresh sSqk Of SEASON
which he socs the attention Of his friends and the public
generally
of BONNETS and ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, which
will be sold very low
O5 2Btf NJ, l.. MoJILTON, 20 Charities st.
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