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BROWNS GOLD PENS.

Il Now in store, large stock of these UNRIvALED GOLD
PENS Also usual supply of GOLD PENS other eel
ebated makewih without Cases. Also, variety
PENHOLDERso Gold, Silver, Pearl, Porcupne Quill etc.
For sale wholesale and retail by
dill lm2dp GUINNESS & BUSH "a C I'M street
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MOBILE Montgomery and Wetumpka-W leave the New BASIN
foot street. THIS EVENING Thursday at O'Clock
al6 HYDE u OGLEsbf, IL royaraS 81
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AccIDENr-About o'clock on Monday after.
noon, the boiler in the machine shop of l. D. Spear
q Co., Mobile, burst. and wounded four or five
men, one or two quite severely The boiler crushed
through wall of some eight or nine bricks thick,
into the cotton shed adjoining, scattered in all al.
recuons tier of cotton bales containing eight or
nine rows, few across the yard some hundred feet.
tore down large pillar which supported shed.
and would doubtless have penetrated the opposite
wall out Tor the cotton bales which interposed. A
great deal OF damage was otherwise done. Most of
the windows in front of the shop were shattered
to atoms, and tools and iron utensils were driven
heller SHELTER in all directions One negro, who was
in shed with parcel of slate in his hand. was
thrown headlong to the ground, but was not burt
- Tbs Propreon and Editon ofthe SUN OF TEMPERANCE
having found necessary discontinue the publication their paper
IN consequence Of the prevailing epidemic request persons
indebted to them to make immediate payment Mr. MARK r
biGNkY who duly authorized 70 collect all bills Office
~ egsy viii b. IN attendance days tbs store 81 ~ C.
~ - y" " y Cssfiss stsse les
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G3- A Convention Of the Farmers of Delaware
is to be held at Dover on the 18th inst.
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VIRGINIA.-Col. Goodson, democrat, was electe,
on the LIST inst from Washington county, to suppl!
the vacancy of Gov. Floyd.
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AMERICAN THEATRE.-Last night this house
was well attended. Mr.. Booth appeared as Shy
lock, affording rich treat to the audience. He
appeared the Jew portrayed by Shakespeare. The
defence Of his tribe
Hath not Jew eyes a' etc..
was admirably delivered. Throughout the play he
kept up the sordid, avaricious spirit-tempted by
his love for Jessica, and the revengeful delight with
which he goated over the expected agony of
Antonio. The trial scene was frequently inter-
rupted by loud applause, and when he made his
final exit it was deafening. He was ably sup
ported by the members of this excellent stock com.
pany, who may fairly challenge comparison with
any we have seen in this city for many years. To-
night Mr.. Booth will appear in his famous charac.
ter of Pescara, in the Apostate"-a part which
most emphaticay belongs to him Alone Mr..
Jamison will also appear tonight as Malice, and the
entertainments will close with the fvorite musical
drama of :. The Miller and his Men," A crowded
house may be expected.
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s~ RI 6 Mail odeou--F0r Louisville, Cincinnati
Wheeling and Pittsburg-THlS DAY Thursday O'Clock
isi S p''' ~ HYDE g. OGLEsBY, IL Poydrss St
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t~ The ship ARCHITECT, for California, will
leave the wharf at Lafayette, THURSDAY MokNlNG,
18th inst at Passengers will please have their bag
gage board the day previous will be received the
day of sailing Shippers requested to hs nd in their bills
of adng this day. as the ship will clear tomorrow.
ial5 c. j. MEEKER, 66 Poydras st.
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Elecfr0-M Magnetic Machines, for Medical Use
WIN TP.ovea fiana baeresprice from $l2 so SIS Pho
sophcA apparatus manufactured Dentists Gold Foil pia
and Wire sockton's Artificial Teeth Flies Excavators Points for
Lightning Rods ETC., for sale by ' ~ ~
]. b. ANDERSON II St. Charles st
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From GALvEsroN.-The steamship Galveston
Capt. Crane, arrived last evening from Calves ton
bringing dates to the 18th inst We find in the
papers nothing of interest. The following passen-
gers arrived in the Galveston:
Mrs. Boyer, Miss Keith, MI. Keith, lady and servant
Bishop Andrews. Gen. Lamar Messn. J. E: Wilson. J. R.
Upon. H. ]. stsnsbuy r. d. Denton. l. Stone. Bur-,
vddsr, Bugbee, Horn Cammett, Vim. Hodgson, Keith
10 on deck
We copy the following items from the Galveston
News of the 11th inst /: &
Cholera IN The WesGyThe master of the soop
Alamo, from the Bernard river, states that the
Cholera had made its appearance on several plan
tations on the Colorado.
The steamer Yacht arrived this morning from
Port Lavaca. No news.
The Brazos steamers were, according to the la
test intelligence, at Washington about to start
down the river with full freights. There are large
quantities of freight on the banks of the river
They could have obtained full freight below Rich
mond, but the commanders had determined first to
remove all doubt as to their capabity of running to
Washington with ease, safety and dispatch.
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B. Palmer is our Agent for the Cities of Phils
dslphia, NewYork Boston and Baltimore.
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MONTGOMERY ..... 4. BEACON Leonard, r M a,
LousriUe -. .MELODEON, Meditation, 4 F. NJ
Cincinnai -. NEW ORLEANS. Fuller, 4 r M
YScksb,,rg GEN WORTH, Charles, p M.
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1 n. Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor. The
original and only signature Of
the proprietor, H. DALEY wrapper Of each box
Southern Depot, Isl Charities street, New Orleans d8u
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9. NewOTleans, Dec. S, 1848.-Dr. J. MENSING
Set OF Teeth best
100 ever saw They are equally erviceabe for
eet Those needing work done line liberty
eau On me- at No. IA st. John between Perdo
do 3m S' rrr,urp
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
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TT Friendship Fire Go. No, 21.-Tbe Officers
ana Members Of the above Company requested attend s
DAY. January a. at II O'clock A.
portance by order jalS w. KNIGHT, President.
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~ The attention of Females is particularly directed
to the Notice Of Dr. PARMELEE the third page Office
| 2drff
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From HAvANA.-The steamship Isabel, Capt.
Rollins, arrived at Charleston on the 18th inst,
from Havana, uia Key West. The Courier says
We did not obtain usual files of papers and the
letters of our correspondents from the post office,
but are indebted to Capt. Rollins for Havana
paper of the 7th inst
Markets-From this paperw we learn that sales of
Rice had been made at lOa rails. The Sugar
market was dull and but few sales Prices were
sustained on account of the small stock on hand
Browns were quoted at from Al to 81 for fair,
Whites from Ct to 81. There was not much
demand for Coffee. Sales Of green were made at
from At to 5s.. .Molasses sold at from to 2s rs
The Isabel delivered her Savannah mail at 9
o'clock yesterday morning.
The steamer lsthmus, from New York for Cali
fornia, arrived at Havana on the 5th inst, and
sailed on the 9Th for Chagres, with 70 passengers
The Br. Mail steamer had not arrived at Havana.
up to the time the Isabel left
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COMMUNICATION WITH New ORLEANs.-By a
despatch received yesterday, (says the Memphis
Enquirer Of the llth) to gentleman of this City,
from one of the agents of OReilly's line of Tele-
graph, we learn that we may to-day look for dis
patches to commence daily between this point and
New Orleans The dispatch is dated at Jackson,
Mississippi, Jan 10, 1849, at IS minutes past 2
O'clock p NJ, and we received it before o'clock,
from the gentleman to whom it was addressed.
The despatch says: got the first dot from Baton
Rouge at IL O'Clock Mall o. X. to that place
Orleans will be on hand Tomorrow"
8 BURIAL OF Col. SEvIER.-The funeral of Col.
A. H. Sewer took place at Little Rock on the 9Th
inst On the news of his death the Legislature ad-
journed, as tribute of respect to his memory. His
remains were followed to the grave by the Cover
nor, both Houses of the Legislature, and many
members of the State Government.
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HAVANA LoTTERY.-The following are the num-
bers entitled to the principal prizes in the drawing
of the Sd inst:
No. 4,5S7. $4,000 No. 1885, $4,000; No. II 607,
$4,000; No. 33s64 $6.OOO Nos 9,aN, 20 sos, 30,Oo5,
S3.242. each 1900; Nos 5l26 52s2 922S 1885, Is 1O8
@057 80 1877, 80 49, each 81 900 Nos 163I 12Ol SIS
1884, 1854 & 035 Is $751; 060 20 60O 1887 each $500
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STANDARD MEDICAL WORKS,

STANDARD MEDICAL WORKS,
FOR SALE AT NO. 40 CAMP STREET
EspEorFuEtYn . ass IT sss.o oo g. M.ds.
L tho
the University they Likewise supplied with large variety
s ss s Gs.s
and Other articles for he ct Mess students
to all who may choose to have
woop's PRACTICE sSSEs5 81 fr &EPISINE, vols.
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New Editions of Record Venersa Hope on the Heart.
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Wo Psw sRa
Ashwel on Females, etc etc. jal8 81
1919.
Blank Account Books for the New Year.
splendid from the best
English paper, a superior style-at the prices
a. Every STATIONERY required by Merchants sup
Piled PRINTING and BINDING executed in the
NORMAN's Book and satoners Establishment,
jas sdpf Is Camp street.
POPULAR SCHOOL BOOKS,
At No. II CAMP street.
kowans French Reader; Emersons LIST and ID Arithmetic
Porneys Syllabare Franeais Smiths Arithmetic:
Comy's English Grammar; Mtchells Primary Geogfanbv.
Bulonss First Lessons in Eng Morse's School Geography
LIsh Grammar; IGoodrichs Child History United
McCIufeys Eclectic Spelling States. N
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McGufeys Eclectic Readers Worcesers Dictionary abridged
An extensive assortment of other
Standard School and Miscellaneous Works,
every department OF Literature Science, and Art together
STATIONERY
now II For sale at the
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~ Strangers in tn Q City, see Dr. B. F. MULLEN'S
IN the other columns this paper He
very best bis profession the United States
in need would do we'll to give him call, So Cusomhouse
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IL .Asiatc ChoIera.-DR. PRESTON, who was en-
poyed By the City Authorities the Hospitals New York.
the prevalence of the Cholera 1899 and ga will happy
any relief to afflicted with this fearful malady Office
door west of 81 Chae street, 81 Joseph dis In
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FRESH SUPPLIES.
LAVE Just received ships Oswsgo and Edgar bark
Merlin and brig M. G. Draper, a large eonsign-
NJ mnent Of HATS. Of the following kinds. direct
SoExtra No. GUTTA PERCHA Moleskin Hats
Extra No. 2 WATERPROOF
Extra Nos. and SILK
Black BUENA VISTA
Fine BEAVER. NUTRIA and other HATS which am
instructed to sell low, wholesale or retail
ja18 At G. " RAYMOND IS Grayer st.
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~ Masonic-GRy4JND ROYAL ARCH "a
CHdPTER OF LOUISIANA-The Grand Annual IN
Communication Of this Body will held Masonic *
H Hr corner OF Perdido and Baronne Streets WE'D
The Officers of the Grand Chapter Representatives of tn
Subordinate Chapters under the Jurisdiction Of the
chapter OF the United States will take due notice thereof
themselves accordingly. ja3 D. BLAIR Grand Sew
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~ Union Division No. :, S. of T.-Meets every
evening O'clock No. 222 Tchoupoulas street.
p Es Tor the present BOYLE
4. e s.. DAVID LoCKHART, F. FLAMES WILSON, T.;
WILLIAMS. c. s.. A. GRANER, P. w. P. las
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Draymen's Whips,

Eds Crescent-We should like to know, Mesrs Editors
if there law regulate the length of the daymen
and omnibusdrivers' whips friend of mine. passing
the sidewalk few days snce received the lash Of day-
mans whip just under the and within half inch of
his Another the day going in the middle of the street,
and my friend the side walk perhaps the distance of
asb and suffered intense pain for many weeks, attended
with danger to his sight was riding in of the
downtown omnbuses yesterday. when the driver, giving
flourish with his long whip, the lash at the
window. and struck just under left But little
more and might have had thank the popretos of the
down town line for the loss of We constantly hear
of escape of this kind. think these things
regulated Northern cities by the authorities and per-
has there may be law here regulating the length Of
draymens and nbus drivers whips. any late the
careless of them. If not hope you, guardians of
the public comfort and safety will look into this matter and
that the nuisance abated p.
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Correspondence of the Crescent.


drriyal from Rio-Calitormia Flset-The Lexington
StaM for o Rsmsgss By Hstor plaee LssssssJKse IN
New York. June 5. 1s4s.
Eds Cescent-By the anivs of the bark Isabella Hyne
we have dates from Rio de JaneirO the 18th Of April
The most important of her intelligence refers to California
matters. and chiefly relating the vessels thence bound
which have arrived and sailed from Rio since our last
previous dates On her she the u s. store
ship Lexington bound for New York. and found reported
in Rio that she had board $3.50 600 worth of gold.
Fourteen California bound vessels lay port when the
I. H. sailed including the steamers Senator. and Mckim
ships Henry Lee Morrison. and Reguus; and the barks
John Potter Nautilus and Piedmont. About the sane
number had sailed for San Francisco between the 10Th and
18th of April
Two California emgrants returned in the Isabella Hyne-
Mr. William Boull, from the ship Morrison and Mr. Swarz-
enwelder, from the Elizabeth Ellen
Mr. Hacket lessee of the Asto Place Opera House. has
presented bill to the Common Council gains the city for
s5OO0 damages sustained from the riot. He charges
% days rent at $500 week. 5000 for repairs etc.,
and $1,000 for profits that he w0uh have realized from the IL
nights of Mr.. Macreadys engagement. He to have
paid Macready $720$45) night for Is nght-but for
the breach of do understand Mr. Hackett to
demand an indemdity from the city.
Our money dealers length be waking up as to
the value of stocks the of sales London of the
New Loan at 1O ustng large expectations for the future
well as heavy calculations for the moment New Loan
brought ll4 yesterday, and 114 day. dividend
Off Treasury Notes lib yesterday-to-day 1l2sl.
The Odd Fellows celebration closed last night with
grand ball at Castle GARDEN. which attended by four
five thousand people The whole proceedings of the day
and night cedtabe the parties engaged and to the
city The number of Odd Fellows in the procession in
Guiding visite from other States and cities between
three and four thousand No accident occurred affect the
pleasure of the day; but overcome with
the heat and found it necessary to withdraw from the
procession.
Our weather continues hotoppessivey so-and the
remarkable absence of electrical phenomena that have be-
fore spoken Of still observable We hear of thunder and
lightning around but not sign of them in city
They have the cholera in Boston, board of the ship
Argyle from Seesland3 fatal Our report for to-
day is 80 new and II deaths.
Respectfully yours. INDICATOR.
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LA PATRIA.-The following notice of this ex
ceient journal we extract from the Mobile Herald
and Tribune. La Patria has been conducted witt
an energy and ability worthy of success. 1t ha.
been nexisence more than three years, longer life
than has been enjoyed by any other Spanish paper
ever printed in the United States.
La Patria, the Spanish paper of New Orleans
Is determined to deserve success. Don V. AIeman
one OF Its editors, we mentioned on Tuesday.
left here on board the British steamer for Mexico,
where ne VIII remain some time attending to the
Interests of his establishment. One obiect il tn
procure correspondence from every important point
IN the Republic, and from the present position Of
that country, now more intimately connected with
us than ever, increased interest will thus be given
TO the columns of La Pstria. On the eve Of his
departure, the paper was issued in an entire new
dress, and presents very neat appearance"
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Pass HIM RoUND.-The Organizer, published
at Oxford Miss, has the following queer advertise
ment in its paper of the I'd inst:
"The Lost Found.-I, Alvin Dean Unis, son of
Samuel Unis the fiddler, late of Georgia, take this
method to inform my Uncles and Aunts, my Cousins
and other knfolks, whose names appear below,
that am living in this county, near Sewer Post
and all of them, and to see any of them around
my own freside. l will further state that / was
lately married to one Nancy Wborn, whom | am
free to say will pass in any crowd"
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Coon PREcAUTIoNs.-The City Councils OF
Philadelphia, as a sanitary step against Cholera,
have divided the city into districts, and assigned
one member of the Councils to each district, who
are to visit their respective localities at least three
times week. employing such aids, and disintec-
tans, amount of Schuylkill water, &C., as they
may deem necessary for perfect cleanliness.
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ACauIrTAL.-J W. Crafts, who was on trial at
Boston, charged with being concerned in the casting
away of the ship franklin, in order to recover the
insurance, has been acquitted. This, it will be
remembered, is the case wherein The evidence re-
lied upon to show design consisted merely of letters
found in a valise which was cast up from the sea
after the shin was lost
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o. The packet-ship Devonshire, which left New
York on the Oath of April, for London, landed her
passengers in nineteen days, although she frequent
ly encountered Gains and head Winds The pas
sengers made up a handsome purse, which they
presented to the Captain, Fl. II. Hovey, with re-
quest that he would invest it in something to serve
as a memento of the agreeable intercourse between
him and themselves.
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MOBILE, June IL. 1919.

MOBILE, June II, 1919.
Eds. Crescent-Pemit me the of your columns,
wish supply slight omission of mine which has opened
wide for the ingenious conjectues of your amiabe
Delta " as the has for letting in the Mr.
Peerss letter dated and May the 25th and
had the pleasure of seeing Capt Grant work at the
the 2h presume the courteous editor will ad.
nit the letter written after but before the last of the
fascines. Yours respectfully, ALBERT STEIN,
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DISTURBANCE AT SANTA CATHARINA.-The N.
Y. Tribune has report of disturbance at this
place lin BRAZIL, occasioned by some Americans,
700 or 800 in number, who called there on their
way to California. The riot took place on Sunday,
the 18th of April. The police, infantry, and Ma
tional Guard were called out, and order was not
restored until one American was killed and four
were wounded. The natives suffered equally. The
Americans retired to their vessels
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DOLLAR GOLD PEN.

Do l. l. A q Id r EN-.
good GOLD PEN, and Silver Case, with Pencil, for ONE
DOLLAR.
These Pens guaranteed and should the points off
usage the purchaser exchange the Pen for
without charge
C The price which these Pens sold makes them really
cheaper than Steel PENS
Fer sale, wholesale and retail by
GUINNESS & BUSH,
Dealers IN Fancy Articles, Gold Pens. etc.
jel2-lm2dp IL CAMP STREET.
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GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.

e We invite attention stock Summer Clothing
full and elegant FINE GOODS made
the most fashionable style, consisting in part Of
DRESS COATS, of Super French Drap Etc;
FROCK COATS, Of Drap d'Eie and Cashnerette;
PALET0TS and SACS, Of Drap d'Ete, Cashmeree English
Merno, Alpaca. Linen, Gngham, Lustre, Seersucker
BUSINESS COATES and FROCK COATS, of Merino, Al
pac. Linen, SeeTsucker Lusre tc. etc.
PANTS, of French Dap dE White and Fancy Drilling, Man.
hin, Seersucker Check Linen,
TESTS of White and Fancy Marles Linen, Nankin
SHiRTS-Lnen Linen with Cotton Bosom. Linen with Cambria
Bosom and Coore Linen superior qualify.
Understands ard DRAWERS, of Gauze Flannel, Merino,
Silk and Cotton Linen Cotton Lisle Thread,
CRp1TS Gloves Handkerchief Suspnders Dressing Gowns
Umbrellas, Trunks, Carpet Bags. etc.
NORRIS g. WAY, "a Camp st.
je9 2dpte30 Of Comm under Hswet Exchange.
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OHIO RIvER.-At Louisville, on the 4th, there
We're feet inches wafer in the canal During
Inc previous "a hours, the river had. been at a
stand. AT Pittsburg, says a private dispatch,
there were At feet water in the channel, and fall.
ing. The water from Louisville TO the mouth is
quite shoal, and several boats have got aground
coming ont
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CLOTHIN G!!
AT ALFRED MUNROE & cor
No, 81 MacAyr,. ~

Now is your time to purchase Summer Ola,
We determined to Sell Of large stock at M ,or
POSSIBLE PRICES. -V"n
Spring and Summer Clothing
Nov in store and constantly receiving from tten is.
so Dr.P ak'e R5ss ana n1S15 Coat
English MerinO and Paramstta pres. and TrssS css
French c.shmerstt. and light Tweed S ss. to...
do. Cloth Sacs Skeleton for Summer
sn White sn cod2sd sss. add pcnn
French black Drap d'Ete Pantaloons;
do. do. Drap de Turc do.
White and colored Linen Drill PantalOons;
Linen Listado Check do.
India Nankeen and Pongee do.
Best quality Cottonade do.
White and eoorsd Marseilles vesu-a choc. .,.o,..
M d0 Shirts. De- Stand Linen and , DO s
Lise Thread, Super Silk, Gauze Merino G.u1s F,p, -
Gauze Cotioh Under,hirts and Drawers; nd
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas;
Trunks valises Carpet Bags, etc. stc.
India Rubber Clothing, Hunting Jackets, etc.
~ Examine this List of Prices:
Best quality Back Cloth Dress Goats sas:
!, 4 & !: & :: ::::::i !:
Pr gtS DO DO DO DO -..".--...m
Black Cloth Frocks at prices in the same propor,m
Best quality Black DOeskn Pants. former pu.
81 90 DO DO ..........s;
very large a.sort@en, of coorcd Cashmere s p.u. ~
from sato g., Remarkably cheap goods! 'A
Super Back Satin Vests from n r
DO Colored do OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. To-
Also, Vest. Of Black Velvet Cloth, M.rnc Cs.Im.. ~
etc. ETC.. all exceedingly cheap.
Also, Black and Coored Cloth Sac Goats and Palsto ~
Cashmere Vests; Wool and Merno Undershs and Dnssns
EEsOne Price!....No Deviation! n n
my3ltf ALFRED MUNROE & co. a Mar,,.
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FIREs.-There were twenty -one fires in the city
of New York during the month of May, and five in
Brooklyn during the same time