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General Gaines's Funeral.

I'll. d.,,b IF Cen f. p Gaines has already been an.
pouuced Yesterday hetme appointed for the funeral
ceremonies by which New Orleans to testify her respect
and yeu.ation the cheftain who during years.
occuoied high station the service of bis country: and
whose memory will, in the hearts of his country men. be
always associated with Of the most brilliant deeds
the annals of the nation He has from the present
the past His lss become part of his countys history.
aiding fill the measure of its glory. He died. the
warrior wishes die with the battlefield for the couch
the flashing of swords before his closing eyes, and the thun
der of artillery to lu his spirit epose; bu he exped far
from the turmoil Of among those who loved him. and
he will be Ievered. Even stranger might easily have
known yesterday that the city of New Orleans, and the
nation tse had experienced calamity The flags at
hamas the solemn minute guns. and the soldiers 10 be
at told but plainly that dear
TO the people had departed.
The preparations for the funeral ceremonies exten
sve. and the affair well aged and imposing they
could be the short time which had elapsed since The Cen
erals death. AT quarter betos O'Clock ths procession
moved from the St. Charles Hae the body had been
lying clothed in full uniform The hearse was elegantly
decorated with black velvet. and the cofan covered
with the material. Eight OF most distng gushed
citizens acted as pabearers. Among them we noticed
Governor Johnson. Mayor Crosman, General Lewis Lieut.
Calhoun the deceased Generals Aid. and Others In ad.
vance of the hearse Major Gally's Battalion of ar-
ley, whose martial appearance commanded universal adni-
ration One of their pieces mounted and obed black
Behind the hearse the staff of the Governor were
followed bY large body OF citizen soldery Succeed.
ing these were NUMEROUS carriages filled with persons who
hom esluenchg respect ana ad
mion for the distinguished whose they were
following The procession which presented imposing
though nournfu appearance, passed down St. Charles
street to Royal down Royal to Eiysaa Fields and thoug gh
the latter the railroad depot Here cotege halted
while the coffin placed prepared for its eceptiou
Thiscar was very tastefuy and appropriately arranged 1t
was painted black, the outside trimmed with white Within
there seats for the accommodation of those to ac
company the body. At o'clock the steam train arrived
from the Lake and haifpast departed again. bearing
the body OF General Gaines On arriving the Lake the
ccfn placed board the steamboat Oregon by winch
it taken to Mobile That city will have tine honor of
being the burial place of the deceased hero honor which
city might The citzels of Mobile will dou bess
pay much respect his memory as those of New Orleans
have. Like Us. they admired him while vingke u.s. they
will honor him when dead
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Liverpool Markets.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-For two DAYS
after the sailing of the Niagara, there was good
demand, both for trade and export, and full prices
were obtained for American descriptions. Since
the receipt of the Cambria's advices, however,
the stock had begun to accumulate, glutting the
market. Prices were accordingly depressed The
weeks transactions amounted to 10000 bales.
Arrivals during the week, not less than l25 600
bales, nearly all American. The stock on hand
is estimated at 900 bales, 500 900 of which are
American.
Provisions, ETC.-Breadstuffs We're quiet, but
steady. There was an improved demand for
Corn, and further advance in prices, which were
33s. for White, and 36s. for Yellow. l.. The de.
mand for Flour was moderate, but steady, at 20s.
to 23s. cd. for Canal, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Sales of fine Ohio had been made at 25s. White
American Wheat, Is. ID. Red, 6s. Al. Lard, a
shade over previous rates, and steady. Bacon
had declined Is. to Is. t6d. and was very dull i;
rather better demand for Hams. :. Cheese scarce.
with fair inquiry. There was moderate busi.
ness doing in Beef at latest dates Western
Pork nearly unsaleable.. Carolina Rice rather
higher. Naval Stores quiet.
The weather continues fair, and Crops were
mostly of a very promising character.
Ihe French haze not entered Rome net !
FRANcE-The French Army have not yet en-
tered Rome. THE French Government have
probably reconsidered their intention of doing so,
in consequence of the significant vote of the As.
semblv.l
Empe,ors Of Russia and Auayia.
AUSTRALIA has been determined by the EN-
psrors of Russia and Austria TO meet at Nassau
What effect the result of this meeting may have
upon the affairs of Hungary remain to be seen-we
fear it will prove unfavorable to the Hungarian
Lberalists, but hope we may be mistaken.l
HUNGARY.-The news from this Kingdom is
unimpOrtant
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CASUALTIES IN WASHINGTON CITY.-Theodore
Durham, son of J. II. Durham, clerk in the office
of the Sixth Auditor, aged only 81 years, cut his
throat with pen-knife on the 29th ult. The Cor
ners verdict was, suicide from mental alteration
caused by long fit of sickness
There is great deal of excitement about the
death of one William Froelich, also a clerk in one
of the departments, under circumstances described
in the verdict Of the Coroner's jury to the effect
that he received severe beating at his boarding
house, was afterwards taken by his friends to a
warm bath, and after he left the bathing house was
found drowned in the river. The jury said the
drowning was caused by mental depression, pro-
duced by the beating. There is a woman in the case
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NAvAL.-The Portsmouth Times learns that the
U. S. razee Independence is to be refitted i'm
mediately and will be sent to the Mediterranean !;
also tina; Lieut.. Bushrod Hunter has resigned his
commission in the Navy in consequence of the
Secretary's refusal to relieve him from the John
Adams, to which ship he had been ordered.
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rs- Mr.. Jackson, the author of the instructing
resolutions of the late Missouri Legislature, against
the Free soil and Wilmot Proviso resolutions, has
addressed card TO his constituents in reply to Mr..
Bsnton's attack on those resolutions He declares
that the charge connecting them with Mr. Calhoun
or his address, is gratutous, not founded in fact
and made to create a false issue. He asserts that
there is disunionism in his resolutions that thew
are right in principle, and that he is ready TO defend
them; and that whenever his constituents shall
not support him on that ground, he would resign
his seat
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DIABoLIcAL Active learn from the Great
Falls IN. HI Sketcher, that the dwelling house
owned and occupied by John S. Haines, Jr., and
John B. Wood, was blown up with gunpowder on
the night of the 25th inst. Fortunately no injury
was done to life. The house and furniture were a
mere wreck. Messrs. Wood and Haines had made
themselves obnoxious to the volators of the license
laws and it pretty certain that this diabolical act
originated with them. Last year the same house
was blown up, as is supposed, by the same persons.
Much excitement prevailed in Somersworth in re.
lalion to these outrages,
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ALABAMA.-Wm. J. Alston, of Marengo county,
was nominated on Monday by the whig conven-
tion at Claiborne, their candidate for Congress
in the Mobile district
Jas E. Belser, named very generally by whig
meetings as their choice for Governor, has written
letter in reply to nomination, in which he posi-
lively declines to be candidate. He says tha: he
has not given this notice sooner because none OF
the former nominations asked him for a reply
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srEAMSsAT DIsAsTER.-On the 2sth ult the
steambo' EMILY, as she was leaving the wharf at
Apaachscola, blew up, causing the loss of several
lives, and much damage to property. Four persons
We're instantly killed, and about thirty wounded.
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REMARKABLE VOYAGE. - The brig Rather,
Mosely, which arrived at Salem, Mass last week
from Para, completed the entire voyage in forty
nine days, the shortest ever made between the two
ports. The Rather sailed from Salem, April 6, and
arrived at Para on the Goth Sailed from Para,
May 6tll-river Sth-and arrived in Salem, MAY
25th-having been absent Just seven weeks.
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Arrival of the Steamer Europa.
THIRD DISPA TCH.

THIRD DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, June 6-The steamer has arrived.
l will send the news soon.
FOURTH DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, June 6, 3 P. M.-The steamship
Europa has arrived at Halifax, bringing SO pas
sengers.
The Cambria reached Liverpool on the 2lst.
The London Money Market was easy. Consols
9lt. Returns of the Bank of England show de.
crease of bullion. American Stocks brisk.
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The ELEPHANT ON CHANGE. - Yesterday a
lump of gold, direct from the mines of California,
was handed about among the merchants on Change,
who treated it with marked consideration, and all
declared that, to take it in the lump, it quite
unexceptionable specimen of California products.
1t weighed 80 ounces, and was exhibited in the
state in which it was found. We understood that
it belonged 10 Howldnd &Aspinwall ll--N Y Mirror.
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FORGING LETTERS OF CREDIT.-A young Gu
ban named D. Saterre, but who gave the name 5tt
lgnacio Romance, was arrested at New York m
the 2Sth ult, on charge of forging two letters OF
credit, purporting to be drawn in his favor bv a
house in Havana. on Messs. Damazeaud g. L..
nayne and Renaud & FRANCOIS, of New York
city, for &jOO each
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The FUNERAL OF Mr.. JAoUEs, the victim of
his gallantry as fireman-was attended in Mobile,
on Tuesday, by the Fire Department and other
societies, and large concourse of citizens, amidst
the tolling of the city bell.
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A CHoLERA DEMoNsTRATIoN-A meeting was
held OIL the evening of the 2Sih ult.. in the Sixth
Ward, New York, which protested against the es-
tablishment of hospital at the old Arsenal on Elm
and Centre streets The objection is the density
of the population. The famous Capt Rynders in
an ironical manner, recommended the Astor Place
Opera-house for the purpose.
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rrn.ral Houors TO Gen. Gaines.

The remains of General GAINES were yesterday
TRANSPORTED to the steamer Oregon, for Mobile, with
the solemnties befitting the melancholy occasion,
escorted by the military, with mourning Symbols
and marching to the strains of marshal music.
The warriors body reposed upon gun carriage
as his bier, and his sash and sword were borne on
the outside as the precious memorials OF the rank
he adorned and the profession he loved so Well
From daylight, minute guns were firaa rom Lid,
fayette Square by the Washington Artillery ano
from the Place d'Armes by part Of MAJOR Gaiiy
battalion. From various conspicuous places the
American flag hung at half:mast, in token OF
national loss.
Without doubt, suitable preparations will have
been made to give these remains suitable recep-
ton in Mobile. The people of that city have al
ways had warm personal regard for Gen. Gaines,
as almost one of themselves. He has lived among
them. his nearest kindred are among them, and the
chosen burial place of his household is there.
They will be sure to pay to the ashes, which come
to seek a resting-place among them, the most rev.
erentia marks of that love and esteem which they
felt for the living soul of honor, bravery and gen.
tleness which once inspired that insensate frame.
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See Third Page for CRY News, &C.

The MEMPHIS CONvENTIoN.-Gov. Towns has
appointed one hundred and seven of the most dis
tinguished citizens of Georgia to represent that
State in the Pacific Railroad Convention; to be
held at Memphis, Tenn, on the 4th of July next
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

"A LEGISLATURE FRIGHTENED.-The Legisla-
tre OF Virginia, which is holding an extra session.
has become alarmed at the approach OF the cholera,
and it has been proposed to adjourn to the White
Sulphur Springs. A committee was appointed to
inquire into the health of Richmond, which the Re.
publican AYERS, was never better.
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CoNsuLs.-The President of the United States
has officially recognized C. G. Gortee, as Consul of
Belgium for Baltimore; Paschal Schisano, as
French Consul for Norfolk, (va.); and T. P. H.
Gildermeester, as Consul for the Netherlands, for
Upper California, to reside at San Francisco.
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FROM BUENos AYREs-The ship Palestine ar
rived at Boston on the 30tf ult., bringing accounts
from Buenos Ayres to the nh inst Rosas and the
French Government had agreed upon settlement
of their difficulties. A French ship and two
schooners have been lost OH the coast of Patagonia
and the crews are all reported to have perished.
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CLOTHIN
AT ALFRED MUNROE g. CON
No. 81 MAGAZINE srpxr

Now is your time to purchase Summer Clob,,.,
We Sell of large at tbs Eowrs
POSSIBLE PRICES.
Spring and Summer Clothing.
Now in store and constantly receiving from their Manuu
NswYork:
% D Ps. P5s: and r1Sfh eos snd
Engllsh Merino and Peranetta Dress and Frock Coat.
French Ceshmerette and light Tweed Sac Cost
do. Cloth sacs Skeleton, for Summer;
Black and coored ApaG;a. Sac. an and pLi1martinesi
Do. do. Drap De Tmc DO
White and ccSored Linen Drill PantalOon,;
Linen L,stado Check do.
india ksliksen and Pongee do
Best quality Cottouade d.
White and colcr Marseiles vess-a choice s,sorm.r,
Masn shirts .tanigp and turnover collars; '''
Lse Thread, Super Silk, Gauzs Megnn, Gau,e Fsrn.I and
Silk and Gingham Umbrellas;
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, etc. etc.
India Rubber Clothing. Hunting Jackets etc.
II Examine this List of Prices:
Beat quality Back Cloth Dress Coat former
fh DO DO .-.-..--..7;
Sh 90 DO ----.--..l5;
ON 90 20 20 ....-----'ai il
Black Cloth Frock, at prices in the same proporn. u
Best quality Black DOeskin Pants former pn.
Il i, md a. 3. $S $s :::::i;;::Siss; n
very large assortment of coOred Cashmere panaooas n
from 81 to ST.. Remarkably cheap goods 'A's
Super Satin a a I'm
do DO ssss colOIsd ,., Do v..,:
Mso, Vest. Of Black Velvet Cloth Menc C.msr, sass
Also Coored Cloth Sac Coats and P.o. cs,,,
Cashmere Vests Wool and Merno Undershs Dnvsr ~
u One Price,....No Deviation! "A
my3lf ALFRED MUNROE & co. "a Mas,,;,.s
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

THE Quincy BANK RoBBER.-lt seems that the
robber of the Quincy Bank has not been caught
after ALL Bob Moore, who was supposed to be
guilty of that offence is now ascertalned to be the
robber of the Mattapan California Company OF
Boston of box containing $1,000. Among this
money were two one hundred dollar notes upon the
Quincy Bank, which led to the mistake.
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

CONSULAR BuREAH-Louis F. Tasistro has been
appointed chief of the Consular Bureau, in the
State Department at Washington, in place of Sam'l.
L. Governeur, resigned. This is tie place which
the newspapers had assigned to Chas. F. Hoffman
Of New York xAez
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS |!

II The undersigned having closed their liquidation business
the Isl continue sell their desirable stock Of DRY
GOODS at the present low prices
We will from North fresh Goods during the
months and be able supply all articles
lire on the reasonable terms
Our Linens. Sheengs, Culored Border
shsss Table Damask Dsmask Dspe Napkins Doyes (a
expressly made order this marke only appre
caed by those wanting such articles by calling and examining The
quail y and price.
Our stock Of Mun and Gngbams all fresh and styles. Of
late follows: Coored Jacons Per.
sian do Organde Bsnlnss Fancy Baregss Brazilian Barse
Mode coloTed eseihsr with Of Cling hams
ieS in2dp P. & Z. REILLY, Canal and Royal sts.
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eT- l. O. O, F.--Odd Fsiiocs' Rsst--Tbe go.,s !,
Director ANNOUNCE and after the lfh th,y
pared 10 dispose of LOTS and VAULTS he Cemss,, M
|. o. o. r. beautifully situated the Metarie Rirs y,
lows, OF - aas
NIaBERED LOTS, By 10 feet, at $50.
Do. do, of Irregular dimensions. al 60 cu. ma, =
LETTEREr LOTS at 81 per square foot. P3 "
VAULTS at $40 each.
Do. To Lodges, Joint Prop-ecrs, and memLsr. ber,,
$50 so-
p n. Vaults to be paid for n advance.
Applications Tor Lots or Vaults 10 be made to
mylOu 6. W. SHAW, Treasurer, "a Povl-.
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

HONEST POLITICAL CREED.-In Clarke county,
Kentucky, Mr.. Samuel Hanson, who is a candidate
Tor the Convention, says the sum and substance of
his political faith is, that he is in favor of being
elected This is the general doctrine; but few
are honest enough to confess il
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

CHOLERA IN PHILADELPHIA. The Board of
Health of the City of Philadelphia report three
cases of cholera, on the Both ut., all of which
proved fatal-two in Richmond, the other in South
wark. The latter said to be an Irish emgrant
from New York.
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

o. Fanny Lee Townsend is elected by the Ma.
tional Reformers, of New York and Baltimore, to
represent them in the New York Reform Conven.
tion, to be held in Cincinnati on the first Wednes-
day of next month.
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

o. The Rockingham (Va) Register publishes
DIR. Hewlett, who has been making temperance
lectures in Virginia, to be an imposter. He gave
too many samples of the drunkenness upon which
he was lecturing.
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

DEATH OF Observation-Disclosures received in
New York, per bark Ionia, arrived at Boston from
Smyrna, mention that the wife of Rev. William
Seudder, of the Ceylon mission, recently deceased
of cholera, while on the passage from Madras to
Ceylon. She was daughter of the distinguished
musical composer and musician, Prot. Thomas
Hastings, of New York, and went out under the
auspices of the A. B. C. F. Missions, something
more than year since. The lona, which is TO
sail during the latter part of july will take out the
Rev. Messrs. Coan and Brenth, with their wives,
destined for the mission of the American Board
among the HISTORIANS of Persia
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

Ev Whg Mass Me eting.-The Wings of the City Of
New will assemble Banks Arcade SATURDAY. the
ns O'Clock p NJ for the purpose of rstiying the
of the Baton Rouge Convention and OF welcoming and
hearing addresses can ates Gen. ALEXANDER DE-
CLOUET and DUNBAR +. KENNER, ESD. the city.
By request the Wing Central Executive jss
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

GEoRGIA.-On Monday, 25th June, a whig con-
vention will assemble at Milledgevile, Ga, to
nominate a candidate for Governor
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9. of r.. Meetings This Evening.

UNION DIVISION No. Crystal Fount Hail. 222 Tchoupi.
toulas street. at halfpast z.
LOUISIANA DIVISION No. II. at Unity Hall Margny Build
ings, Third Municipality, at half-past Z.
STAR OF Hopv DIVISION No. %, at Y. Brothers Hall,
Lafayette, at half-past7
YOUNG MEMS MAGNOLIA DIVISION No r. at Pelican Hall
cor Common and St. Charles sts-, at half-past7
FINN DEGREE TEMPLE. No = Meets the first Wedpes
day every month"; confer the First and second Degee
and the third Wednesday of every month for the Third De-
gree and business, at Temple Hail. $50 Canal street.
r. NJ. Lusher .......WDT Hamlet Davis. DU
r. M Lusher. VT "A. c. Redlich NV U.
J. X Gile, .......P w ID T William Low. NV ID G
W. W. McGarty. w DIP E. K. Pearce NV ID 8
Andrew Hero Nv ID T y. FurgeBon Nv ID VT
/. H. Stuart NV
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E5- The Baltimore Sun has a telegraphic report
of the removal of Peter G.. Washington, as Sixth
Auditor. His successor is supposed to be John C..
Clark, of New York.
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MarriRi: -:
IT, Whig Mass Meeting.-Th

On the 27h ult by H. NJ McTyiere Mr. j. r. SANDS
IL. MOORE both Of this Louisville papers
please
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OLYMPIC THEATRK.-The splendid new drama of a. Isa.
BELLE which elected much applause first representa-
ton, will be repeated tonight The reform ances will con-
elude with the Iaugbabe farce Of the Irish Lionn
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

DEATH OF MADAME RoTHsCHILD.-Madame
Rothschild, widow of the founder of the banking
house, died at Frankfort onthe Maine, on the 7th
of May, aged SO. She had lived many years alone
in Jew street, an old unfrequented quarter, where
her husband first established himself, and which
she always refused to leave though her eldest son,
the present head of the house, has been long living
childless and also alone in one of the most splen-
did houses Of the Cell, the principal street of
Frankfort
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08

OF John Young, the Assi5tan, Treasurer, was
sworn in as Sub-Treasurer, at New York, on the
18th ult, having given the requisite securities.
The amount of the bonds required by Government
is $4,000
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TO T r A V E L RS.

L
u We have nov in fine lot Of
LEATHER DRESSING CASES, Of American manuh,tn
to which invite attention. They unsurpassed m nua
and service.
CAMP cAsEs-Knits, Fork and Spoon, IN usst cssu x b
pocket.
COMBS and BRUSHES of all kinds.
PERFUMERY of all kinds.
CRAvATs STOCKS and sCARFs.
sUsPENDERs and SHOULDER ERACEs.
DRAWERS and UNDERSHIRTS.
MONEY BELTS and PURSES.
KNIVES and RAZORS.
GOLD PENS and PENCILS.
UMBRELLAS and CANES.
GLOVES and HANDKERCHIEF
CORK LIFE PRESERvERs.
FINE LINEN AND COTTON sHlRT5 seventeen srn Ii
made of me best materials and in the best manner.
NE PLUS ULTRAS-the Convenient of Portable Wiring
Cases.
II We constantly receiving addition. to our almost adm
variety of beautiful Fancy Articles for PRESENTS
GUINNESS BUSH,
Dealers in Fancy and Toilet Arties,
ap2a 1m2dp IL Campst
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steamboat Departures This Day.


Louisville JAMES HEWITT, Quarrier P. n.
Ciacis!aatt. .ROCkAWAY. Davis, P. NJ,
Pftsbl1g. .......BUCkEYE, Devou, P. Al.
y VicksJuTg ....... GEN. WORTH, Muir, P. NJ.
Logt3siHe e.......BUNKER HILL NO 8, Miller, P. NJ.
Mobile. ........... MOBILE, Sutton. 81 p NJ.
Mobile S,.......JAS. L. DAY, GIbersou, q p. NJ.
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Genu n &c India
cr-1rYrNvrD ANN NT A Nrunf-

SEEhSUVhGh hINO NAT N6EN GOO0V
tF- Seersucker COATS; Seersucker PANTS: Ipii, n,
PANTS; do. do VESTS. kB These gooda warran.s
the Genuine India Goods. b
NORRIS WAY, % Camp ,,,..,
ap23 2ipd Corner Of Common ese e.
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LATE PUBLICATIONS
Camp Street Cheap Dry Goods Store

42 CAMP, Nert Door to Corner of Grar;er stree,
at the Lopest prices of any Store in this CITY
GOODS. 'A VI "IS'ih an" Dr'oi ABLE
The prices of this New Esab,hmept will he founa ,.a
iai lower than the rates usually current and its char
ac.eI e tot 0tI9 1909 articles will be sustained.
rSNn n eve sxsE variety compIsng seasonable articles Of
Purchaser will find the eoods in ths Store nrohshv n
they contemplated before IN
+" 'nsm' my5 &sw
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GUINNESS g. BUSH.
SUMMER LOTHING.

SUMNER CLOTHING.
THOMPSON & NIXON, No. a Canal shsst
Have in large and compee stock OF FAeH0NAEE
SUMNER CLOTHING, comprising all the syss and nj
the best and most tasty manner expressly for the Nev0
tail trade
Super French Cashmere Cloth Froek and Dress Cosu;
6upsr French Drsp Eta Frock and uress Goats;
Black and coored Merno saes and Pnika Goats;
Black and ceored Alpaca Sacs and Polka Goats; Fs
Check and striped Linen sacs and Polka Coats;
Black and fancy single milled Cashmere Pan,s;
Black French herino Pans various qualities,
French Drilling Pants, Of az the newest ayiss;
White Military, Canvas and Satin Drill Pants;
lndrs Nspkeen, Check and Stripe Linen Pants
Black Bombaxne, Satin and SILK Vests;
White, buff and fancy figured Aarsslss Vests;
Figured buff and worked Linen vesx,
Superior Irish Linen Shirts, special make;
Super Cambria Muslin Shirts, with fine Lnsb Hasrm,
Super York Mill Muslin Shirts do.
Linen and Cotton DraweTs laced baefs;
0auIe Merino and Cotton Undershirts and Wrspwu,
Gauze Silk Undershirs and Drawers;
Silk and Cambria Muslin Crsvats and Summer Tes,
White and eolored Cambria and Silk Pocket Handh.ixi;
Silk, Cotton and Linen Suspendsrs;
Gloves, Umbrellas. Dressing Gowns. etc. ann ahsa