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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-12-26

VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS.
HRAMMARS-Smith Kirkham's Browns
~ BUllion's, Frazee's and Wells.
Arithmetics-Dayie's Sm,h's, Adams, En-
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Perkins,
Biographies - Mitchel's, Smiths, Olney's-
Morse's, Goodrich's and Warren's. Mi,cheli's
Outline Maps, Mitchell's High School Geography
Observation-Disclosures United States, Goodrich 5
United States, Wizards United States, Hales
United States, Grimsiaw's United States, Pin
nock's Rome, Pnnock's Greece, First, Second
and Third Book of History, Parley's Common
School History and Worcester's History, etc.
Dictionaries - Walkers, Webster's Cobb's,
Reds, Worcesters, Johnsons,
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DOPULAR CycIopedia of Modern Domestic
IL Medicine, comprising every recent improve
ment in Medical Knowledge, with plain account
Of the Medicines. in common use; by Keith I'm
ray, complete in IL volumes.
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III. f. McCLOsKEY,

WHOLESALE Grocer. Commission and For
w warding Merchant, has received direct
from 'svfde Poache and kaho," the following
merchandise, which he offers at the lowest mar
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general assortment Of Bar Furniture, Ocean
tiers. Tumblers, Wine Glasses, Jars, Cans, Pitch
ers, etc.
LORRAIN & co. are also the only agents this
side Of st. Louis for Holt & Maliby's superior
Oysters-wananted 10 keep in any cimate-haye
constantly on hand about 2OO0 cans.
Gaena, Illinois, May IL IS49 3tf
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J. w. SIMPSON,

rfs ana bcncn 81,
MINNESOTA,
9 following articles which
II CASH:
HARDWARE gener'lly
I'inware & Qucensware
Nails and Cordase,
Bedstcads and Chairs
Bureaus and Settles,
Dinner & break Tia sles
Cigars, Snuff s. Tobacco
DRUGS and MEDl-
CINES
Forks, Shovels & Spades
Hoes and Brooins
FLOUR and PORK
Trace and Log Chains
LIQUOR and WINES
Jugs, Crooks and Jars
Tar and Rosin
Castings, Pipes
Cheese and Crackers
Paper, Ink and Quiils
Glass Tumbiers
In. Y.H. s. G.P. TEAS
Chocolate
Clothes Pins
Matches, prime article
and almost every arncIe
wanted for the town and
St. Paul. June % KIT
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YNOBACCO--EO boxes cheap Missouri for
II sale BY (ma31l Z. HEMPSTEAD.
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Golena ADVERTISEMENTS

TIME subscriber is just receiving. direct from
l. New York and New Orleans, his Spring
Stock OF Groceries, liquors. &C., which he is Of
fering at reduced prices for cash. The stock
consists in part Of the following articles
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nUGGlES-two fine leather top covered Bug
- gies. and two open top-Townsend's manu-
facture, for sale by Ge28) E. HEMPSTEAD.
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sIEE BRANDIES, from Is. to 4,25 pr. ga
u. for sale at ]. r. Co.
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Walena a 0pertisfmcnts.
A. G.. DAVIS.

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of all kinds, constantly kept On hand.
81 Paul, April rs ltf III. JACKSON
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b. ii. CAMPBELL,
No. IS, Steamboat Lending Galena

rs just receiving, direct from Boston, N. York
Il and New Orleans, his Spring and Summer
stock of Groceries, Liquors, Glassware, Proyis-
ions etc, consisting. in part, of the following ar
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III BBLS Oysters, Is doz Sardines, 10 doz
: III Pickles, 20 bbls Pecans, in store and for
sale by (mai2) EDN. HEMPSTEAD.
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SUGAR and MOLASSES-45 bbls. N. o. SUI
~ gar, and 20 bbls, St. Louis sugar house Mo
asses, Tor sale by J X s. Co
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III. W. TRACY 81 CO..

st. Paul, June llth, 1919.
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schleswg could not possibly obtain an they wish.
ed.@ The city is perfectly tranquil, but animated
and eager 70 see the turn that afIairs will take in
the two houses.
TUREEY.
C9nslantinople advices are to the 18th ult Com
meIcla! alia.rs are gloomy. There was great
dearsn ~ trade, and money was exoeedingy scarce
very serious fire broke ouG on the 10th ult in the
Guy OF Series, which was not extineuished until
ullrty7ssyen hours had elapsed During the whole
2, thus time the flames spread rapidly, consuming
s1, everything that impeded their progress
! hfse thousand buildings were destroyed by this
terrific conflagfation, including Is churches, 2
mosques ~ kh8ns, 10 schools etc THE sufferers
are principally poor Greeks,
SPAIN. r -
ACCORDING to the CLanlOr Publico of the 9TH ulf,
AZ the ministers, with the exception Of NJ, Sarto-
rleus, had resigned on the I'd, and the Duke Of
Valencia was expected at Madrid on the 5th
NICARAGUA AND Nose UITo.
We see nothing in the British papers referring to
: the Mosquito Kingdom, save in the London
Times compilation Of news by way of jamaica
From Grey Town, Mosquito, we learn that
during the absence of Mr.. Christie, the British
Consul General; Mr.. GFeen, the Vice Consul,
would take charge Of the office, and Mr. R. Coates
had been appointed Vice Consul at Bluefelds.
The brig Of war Helena was on the coast, and
would leave in few days for jamaica, but was
previously TO attempt the raising Of small steamer
which had sunk in the harbof
ME.Squief, the new Charge d Ahaires from the
United States 10 Guatemala, attended by two ge IN
tiemen, had passed Though. Grey Town, and was
for some days the guest Of Mr. Christie. The pro.
ceedngs Of his predecessor were said to have been
disapproved Of al Washington, and it was inferred
from the civilities interchanged by Mr.. Squer and
Mr. Christie that the new envoy would not sane
ton any anti English intervention which had
been apBrehended in reference TO the affairs Of
Mosquito. Mr.. Squer, besides his diplomatic func-
tons, IS to explore the ancient monuments and re-
mains known to exist in Centrnl America.
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"a Correspondence from Plaquemines1
Tavern and Bar.ksepers-o leTkship-W Weather

PARISH or PLAouEMtNEs, Aug. 81, 1919.
Eds Crescent = The GHbenatOal election has trans
formed some of tavern and bar keepers into orators 70
them some distance geaticuIang and haranRning an
audsnce whose faces speak of having INDUCED freely of
that delicious beverage called whisky would take them
for The shades oECicefo Dsmoshenesbut approach
ing them the enehantment will vanish in listening to the
nonsensiea things they tell Some of these have such
influence upon our oysemen and tipple that they
well paid both BY the wings and democrats for eeotonee
ng but it sometimes happens that they pocket the money Of
the two parties and do nothing.
The Cerkp Of this Parish the aim of half dozen Of
uninued Mr. Charles Outlet of your city is
present Clerk and of the most prominent and
petent candidates fol this important office Although he
will have to combat strong opposition yet am confident
he will be reelected by large majority.
For the past few days have had some heavy showers
which will materially njure the cs which ripe
Respectfully yours, S..tsa
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-rtrTB btsrArou.
New Work MarkstB.

@sNW - 1AA AAAaAAeHsa
BALTIMoRE, Sept 3, I2M,-At New York, on
Saturday evening, there was an increased demand
for Cotton, both for expectation and for home con-
sumption; the price advanced from One-eighth to
one.fourth Of cent after the steamers arrival.
The sales to-day, saturday we Supposed amount
to 1900 bales, the market closing with an upward
tendency. Corn has advanced from two tothree
cents per bushel. Stocks dull with downward
look. Flour and Provisions are unchanged.
SIXTH DIsPATCH.-
Latest News by the Steamer Caledonia.
On the markets of Amsterdam and Hamburg,
Cotton has advanced and prices keep firm. >. Ant
uesp-Sales of 1850 bales Orleans from 90 to Soc;
of 40 bales Mobile, 29c.; there has been slight
decline on Sugars, but prices were firm when the
market closed. .LtUepOoI- Ohio Flour shipped
from New Orleans was quoted at 25 to 25s. Cd;
Western Canal and Richmond, "a to 24s 6d....
Eoadon-Consols closed at SO; United States six
per cent. Stock at u tos premium. u.
Hapre, August l8.--The sales Of Cotton for the
week embraced IA 100 bales. Imports Of American
Cotton during the week, $500 bales Stock, As, 500
bales Quotations at the close Of the market Or.
leans, S. to 70 Mobile, y to SO Upland, g. to
So; prices are firm, with an upward tendency. =
France.
It is thought that Messrs. Duiaure and Odillon
Barrot are going to Withdraw from the Ministry,
Difficulties have arisen between the French Gov
eminent and the Pope. SIS. 49,
Rome.
This city is threatened with ne evils. An in.
surrecton is expected to break out at almost every
moment, and cannon has been planted in the most
public thoroughfares.
The Popes Commissioners exercise their power
with the iron arm Of despots. They have restored
ecclesiastic courts abrogated all the laws enacted
since the LIST of November 1S48, dismissed all pub
lie officers who had served under the Republican
Government, and completely revived the old sys-
tenn. The people are in such a.state of exasPeFa-
ton that the presence of armed troops only prevents
the insurrection from breaking out
Germany. ...s
Letters from Vienna say that the Russian Count
Orloff has broughtto that city The news of signal
defeat experienced by Paskewiteh. The Hunga-
rian army under Goergey has completely routed the
Russians. On the other side, it was also reported
that Benz had been beaten by Liidsrs, with great
loss, but the truth of this news was generally
doubted. The HGngarians have retaken the cities
of Pesth and Buda, and succeeded in cutting OF
the Austrian communications with Vienna.
Venice.
The patriot Garibaldi had reached Venice, with
but few followers, the greater part having been
taken by the Austrians.
Bologna,
Letters from this city say that the AIstrians are
committing great atrocities they bastinade and
shoot all who displease them; they wantonly de-
stroy public and private property.
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oar Mr.. Kaufman, the Representative in Con-
gress from Texas, delivered eulogy on the life,
character and public services Of the late Ex-Presi
dent Mr.. Polk at Milan, on the 18th of last month";
1t is said that the assembly that listened TO Mr..
Kaufman's speech, was the largest that ever con-
grepatad in Teras
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Coz, BENToN.-On the 9th ut,, Col. Benton
was arrested at ST. Joseph, Mo) at the instance OF
Judge Birch, for stating that the Judge had behaved
improperly towards members of his own family.
Col. Benton filed an answer, and petitioned for a
change of venue to Clinton county, the residence
of JDdge Birch
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DRY Dock IN New YoRK.-The Balance Dry
Dock, now being erected in New York, will be
able to take up the largest ship, with her cargo
board, or the largest ship of the line in the Amer
can navy, with her armament in her, and to effect
all requisite repairs. without straining her more
than if she were in stone dock
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DoINGs IN ST, LoUls.-An affair occurred in
ST. Louis on the 9th ult, very like the Palmyra
tragedy for which Mr. Wise is on trial charged with
the murder of Hart, who was the alleged paramour
of Wise's wife. In this new case the parties are
Captain George Howard and George J. Lansdown,
both, the newspapers say, Of the fraternity Of gam
blers Capt. Howard is the same man whose mis-
tress was not long since killed in Cincinnati by his
wife, under circumstances of so much horror.
Howard, it seems, was suspected by Lansdown Of
an intrigue with Mrs. Lansdown, and on the day
of the affair he traced Howard to furniture store
and found him in conversation with Mrs L., upon
which he shot Howard in the back, the ball enter
ing below the shoulder blade and near the back
hone, When arrested he declared he had written
proofs of their guilt. Howard is in precarious
state. On the Sunday night previous, house Of
IN fame, in ST. Louis, was assaied and fired by a
mob. The row arose out of the brutality of one
of the occupants, in firing a pistol at boy who
was looking through a fence. A crowd was col
lected, and after some parey, and the firing of
another pistol from the house, they broke into the
house. demolished the furniture, made bonfire of
the dresses of the fugitive ladies, and finally get fire
J TO the house.,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-04

A MAN SHOT HIS SoN.--We neglected last week
to chronicle a painful accident which occurred re-
Gently in Flat Lick Settlement, some twelve or
fifteen miles north of Minden, in this parish. A
gentleman by the name of David Lloyd was in the
ct Of putting his gun into the rack, when it went
fl and instantly killed his SON. who sitting on
the yard fence, The ball. after passing through
the lad, wounded negro bOy.-llindeH Lag IRIS,
ISL 1lh. - -.
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Or Senator Benton was to address his fellow
citizens at Fayette, Howard county, No, on
Saturday. . Mr.. Atchison, it is annouced in the
Missouri papers, would address the people Of Platte
county yesterday Mr.. C. F. jackson was expected
to be present and address the people.
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Do The Picayune of yesterday announces that
Sherman CWhig) is elected to Congress for the
Western District Of Rhode Island. At last ac-
counts by mail, Dixon (Whig) and Thurston DENY
were candidates in this Dstrict.-Eds. Cresl
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~ Louisiana Democratic Assooiation-A Spe
eal Meeting of this Association on WEDNESDAY
EVENING h nEt the Apollo Saloon Carondse street, al
halGPaEt O'Clock. NJ. REYNOLDS, President.
JOHN R. PEGC. Seeretary "A 3,
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The TEXAS ELEcTIoNs.-The returns from the
Eastern counties of Texas confirm our impression
that Bell is elected Governor The race for Lieut..
Governor appears to be close. The official vote in
Harrison county was; For Governor-Wood, 464 /;
Ellis, I2I; Bell, 1I8. For Lieut.. Governor
GrL,er, 579; Henderson, 81. For Commissioner Of
the General Land 0ficer-Smytbe, 400; Ward,
1873. For Congressional Repressntative-Kauf
man, 500; Fitzpatrick, 1872; Daley, 4 For
Floating Senator Clark, 400 Wallace, 1856. :.
Woods vote in the Eastern counties has diminished
from W hat it gvas in the last election; and it will
hardly re possible for him TO overcome the larger
ajorities of Bell in the West unless he gets very
large Mort bern vote
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-04

LoRD B VRoN's PosTHUMous LETTERS, "A
collection of Lord Byron'S unpublished letters are
about to be is sued from the press in New York, by
Major George Gordon Byron of the British Army,
who is understo cd to be near relative of the poet
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umbia FIRE Co. No S held June 1870, Mr.. :. W. WHALING
eHpsd neglect duty paying
's4iw JOHN T. FoRs TER, Secretary.
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s1a.oa me Pelican gives bounteoua Lunch today
sbovs e Of tele, in another column will show The
sD0's p''sI'oa % b " liked laot.T ~
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{ NE MOSQUITO CoAsT,--The Washington Re
public expresses the opinion that England will not
throw any obstacle in the way to prevent an Anne
Elean company from opening a communication be.
tween The two great oceans at the San Juan, even
though she may assert her claims to the territory in
-nnasfinn u.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-04

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA. The Academic
Department Of the University of Louisiana, under
the charge of Mr.. Geo. c. Anthem, was re6psned
vestArdavse
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}01S~ Wethauk Capt. Chehoweth, of the Gladia-
tor, for files of Louisville papers and the officers
of the Amaranth for St. Louis papers
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CATHOLIC ABSTINENCE REsUMED.-A letter
from the Bishop of Philadelphia has Instructed the
clergy OF hls diocese TO announce from the pulpit
that as the cholera has disappeared Catholics are
required to abstainfrom the use Of meats on Fri
days there baingno longer the same danger from
eating vegetable food.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-04

That SECRET ExPEDITfoN,- NewYork cor
respondent Of the Washington Republic, abiding
TO the Cuba scheme, says" From all that can
iearr-zand have taken great pains to inform my
sell on the subjeet-ths armed expedition to Cuba
will not now take place, ),
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P,w. TomPKINs.-We copy the following from
a Mississippi paper:


10 TIE FUIHEN9 OF TIE IHIhD DIaIhIOIs
FcQl0 ClzeRsI a candidate for the office of Circuit
Court Judge in and for this District Onmy account
candidate and not as the tool been said Of bar
clique. II has been said don't want the Office. because
make more By practice is true charge more but
have not in any within the last realized much
No clique has been said, has nominated
solicited me to run, but run account solely,
because want the Office .-
shall see my fellow citizens and explain. ~
August II, 1879 P. w. ToMPKINs
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81 He feels like one. that tFeads alone
The baHQustts-all deserted "

Auction Sales This Day.
F. PETITPA IN will SELL at 10 O'clock at Canal street.
n Stock OF Dry Goods.
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List Of Interments
II NJ. n.I.nn. fnrthe HseE sndinE Sent. 1. 1873.


sdborn Children neeran9 hour day days l,5 daya
III days l. 6 ween l. months months months y months
Ii month"; s. 10 months year q yehrs ysar9S years 10
years g. years 20 81 = " years e
years Years q yeats % years % yssr " years n n
years 50 yearB S. Sc years 6S years Is
years I, IS years l. Adults IN ertRin s.
R.sr.tA WHERE DORM;
England 81 France !, Geneva Germany 0reand haai J. NJ
Orleans H. Prussia l. Scotland Switzerland lbaanee uncertain
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VINEYARD IN MoELE.-An association has
been tonnedin Mobile for cultivatng vineyard
OF the senppernong grapes, with view to the
manufacture Of wine. The committee to draft arti-
Giles Of association are, G. N Stewart Estate sena-
tor from the eOunty,I w, w. Mcclure, editor Of
the Herald, and o. S. Beers, tle city Postmaster.
Committees were appointed to select a suitable
locality for the " Company Vineyard to assess
costs improvements, &c, with further powers to
enquire whether any other branch or branches of
business should be connected Herewith.
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The New BRIDeE AT WHEELING. - The
Wheeitng Argus mentions that as the steamer Peru
passed lately under the new bridge erecting there,
there was space Of nearly go feet between the
cables and her chimnies. The Captain and pilots
had previously entertained serious apprehensions,
and the people Of Pittsbnrg have made loud com,
plants. ~. -.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-04

The STEAMSHIP ALABAMA. The steamship AL,
albania, commanded by J. J. Wright, will leave on
Thursday, the 9th, at 9 O'Clock precisely, for
Chagres. This is an excellent opportunity, and
we would adyise.all bound for California to be on
board at the hour advertised, for she will positively
leave at The. annninfedl fine =
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MORMON INcREAsE. The Mormons are making
some pFoselytes in the neighbOrhOod of COwantown,
IN Cecil county, Md. The Elkton Democrat says
! Some persons, having joined the sect, are about
. pell their property, in order to proceed with them
2 california, where large body Of them have
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E5- Mechanics Fire 20. No. Cat the Annual
Meeting Of the above Company, held the "a following
gentlemen elected officers the ensuing year,
JOHN DUNN. foreman.
MICHAEL BOYLE ......... First Assistant.
THOMAS DIAMOND ...... Second Assistant.
RICHARD TALBOT ...... ecrstary...
JAMES DUNN. ............ Treasurer.
ROBERT CARSON. .....,. Steward
Iotfni bTiN AZ '-'-- go Delegates the
r IA - $50 Fremsn's Charitable Ass'n.
81 A true COPY, Il, TALBOT seeretarv
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r ~ For Collector. = yHsssrS Editors: Please an
nonee THOMAS McKEoN the present incumbent
for the Office Of Collector Of State Ts1es for the Representa-
tive Decentralization 5th November ~ The District
comprised within Canal and ST. Louis Streets MsEpp
and the Metaire Road. So
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FINE FANCY ARTICLES,
GOLD PENS,
PERI o MERY,
Combs, Brushes and Gents Furnishing

Combs, Brushes and Cents Furnishing
Hls. +GOOdgs
EB We have in splendid assortment Of new and beau
hful FANCY ARTICLES,
to which receiving additions byeysy packet We inv
attention to the following list;
CARD CASES. Pearl, Shell, Silver, etc.
RETICULEs. Silk and Velvet, elegant patterns.
PURSES. "A hns assortment, new styles
DESKS. Ebony, Rosewood, Paper Maehe, etc.
WORK BOXES Ebony Rosewood Papsr Maehe, etc.
DRESSING CASES Ebony Rosewood, Papier Msehe
PORTFOLIOS. Leather, Velvet and Paper Mache.
ACCORDEONs. Best French double frame.
MUSIC BOXES. Shell and Tin cases.
BOUQUET HOLDERS. "A pretty assortment.
GOLD PENs-of all the most celebrated makers, pricSs
49, ranging from one to eighteen dollars.
DOMINOEs and DICE. sr.
CHESS MEN. p. Chinese, English and German.
OPERA GLASSES. "A large assortment.
oDEUR BOXES. Prom bottles
PAPETERIEs.. OF Ebony, Rosewood, Paper, etc.
FANS. OF Pearl, Ivory, Feather, Paper, suk, etc.
PORTE MONNAlES. ...Of Shell Pearl, Leather, etc.
CANES. Mounted with Gold, Silver
UMBRELLAs... "A superior article made for use.
CORK JACKETS. ...Lis PrsseEvsr
PERFUMERY Of all kinds.
sUsPENDERs.
MONEY BELTS.
HANDKERCHIEFs.
CRAYATs, STOCKS and sCARFs
SHOULDER BRACES.
FINE SHIRTS.
We have in store complete Linen and
Cotton SHIRTS As We have seventeen made enabled
to guaranty it. These Shirts made expressly our custom
and Of the latest styles best ma
ersl' and in the best manner.
jygsMp 70 CAMP sSIe q. opposite ne tSs CIV ,.pk
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Letters from this city say that the Alistrians are
committing great atrocities they bastinade and
shoot all who displease them; they wantonly de-
stroy public and private property. 49,