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DOLLAR GOLD PEN

A good GOLD PEN, and Silver Case, with Pencil, for ONE
DOLLAR These Pens guaranteed; and should points
off fair the purchaser exchange for
withot extra charge The price which Pens
sold makes them really cheaper than Steel Pens.
Sold by GUINNESS & BUSH, 10 Camp st.
sp23 6t2dp Dealers III Gold Pens. etc.
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n1 We are under obligations to Captains Ellery
and Smith, for late Rio Grande and Galveston
papers,
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GOLD PEN S .

T large supply of Gold PENS of all the celebrated maker
ranging from
One to Eighteen Dollars!
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
GUINNESS & BUSH, IL Camp st.
ap236t2dp Dealers Fancy Articles. Gold Pens. etc.
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CoLLIsIoN.-About IL on Tuesday night last,
the steamers Rio Grande and Jenny Lind, both in
the Attakapas trade, the former bound up and the
latter bound down, came into collision about five
hundred yards below BonnetCarre Point. The
Rio Grande was hugging the rght-hand shore
quite close when the Jenny Lind was observed
making her crossing, and across the bow of the
Rio Grande, apparently with the view of getting in
shore, which, by the way, was not her proper posi-
ton. The engines of the Rio Grande were i'm
mediately stopped, but all attempts to avoid COLI
sion were unavailing, she being so close in shore
az to be unable to turn avoid it, She struck the
Jenny Lind forward the wheel-house on the star
board guard, carrying away large portion of the
guard, and making hole in her hull. The Rio
Gande had the timbers in her stem started. Both
leaked considerably, but were finally run into shore.
The steamer Hiram Powers was hailed, and
came alongside AFTER but refused to render any
assistance 1--WE are informed) because she was not
allowed salvage Both boats have been brought
down to the city for repairs.
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Auction Sales This Day


Joux E. t. SOLOMON will SELL at 81 Camp street, New and
Sv are ate Ines DIV.
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FINE HIRTS.

t We complete fine Linen
SHIRTS. made,
abled to guaranty fit expressly for our
TONER'S COURSE the latest Styles and made of the
materials and in the best
GUINNESS & BUSH
apps 6t2dp Dealers in Fancy Articles l2 Camp
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From Galveston.

The steamship Palmetto, Capt. Smith, also ar
rived last night from Galveston whence she sailed
on the 3d. Our files contain but few items of news
Gr The citizens of San Augustine have resolved
on signing mutual pledge to suspend business on
the Sabbath day. So says the Texas Union.
G- Judge Cook, Chief Justice Of Harris county,
died Of paralysis, on the 18th inst
90 The San Augustine Union complains of the
laxity with which justice is administered in Louis
1t states that negro rogues and negro-thieves,
who have run away from Louisiana, on being sent
back at the expense of citizens of this State, have
generally been turned loose stdnter, without even
an attempt at prosecution; while the Louisianans
were scarcely willing to pay the expenses.
Passengers, per steamship PaLmetto-Mr. McDougall
and lady. Mrs Cues Mrs. Z. Walker, Miss Parker, Mr.
Davis, lady and child Mers w. Kennedy L. Weeks. P.
w. Walton. Foley. w. A. Jackson Comstock, Anston,
Hoge, F. " Cnes F. Lpscomb. c. Pyron B. George, N:
Townsend, Z. b. SoOurner, E. Kaufman, c. White, and
six on deck.
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9. of T. Meetings This Evening.

CRYSTAL FoUNT DIvIsIONrNo. T. at Crystal fount Han
222 TchOuptOuas street at halfpast1
WASHINGTON DIVISION No. 5, at Y. Brothers HAM,
Lafayette at haf-past7.
rgnv FINDINGS Third Municipality at half.past7.
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GOLD p r. N s
ARCHITECTURAL AND HOUSE-FUR
NISHING WORKS

ARCHITECTURAL AND HOUSE-FUR-
NISHING WORKS,
For Builders and Cabinet Makers.
NICHOLSON'S CARPENTERS NEW GUIDE.
Being complete Book OF Lines for Carpentry and Jonery.
TREDGOLD'S PRINCIPLES OF CARPENTRY To
which added Essay the Nature and Properties Of TIM
Der. With numerous plates.
BENJAMIN'S ARCHITECT Illustrated with plates
BENJAMIN'S COMPLETE BUILDERS GUIDE. H.
Illustrated with sxysx Engravngs which exhibit the Orders OF
Architecture.
SHAW'S PRACTICAL MASONRY Illustrated with
twenty -four engravings.
HALLS SELECT AND ORIGINAL MODERN DE.
SIGNS FOR DWELLING HOUSES. With tweny-four
engravngs.
HALLS CABINET-MAKERS' ASSISTANT. EN-.
bracng the most modern style oil Cabinet Furniture
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Interior Decorations
executed from Designs by Thomas Hope, Esq., London.
httyseven beautiful steel plates. I vol. folio.
For sale by
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Of Men 0rzeans,-Ths Company will bold its Meetings
EVERY EVENING Sundays exceped hapast o'clock at
Room No. Sc Banks arcade where DESTROYS be-
coming members may obtain all necessary upon me sub
ST will superntend the Mining operations the CON-
pany. This Company will leave for California the earliest
practicable All information desired the subject also
application Captain GEORGE DUNG Banks
Arcade of ii and 2 O'Clock A. NJ and and
O'Clock P. M. GEORGE YOUNG.
Mechanics and Working Men particularly invited
attend the Meetings. ap2
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Genuine India
SEERSUCKER AND NANKEEN GOODS
~ Seersucker COATS Seersucker PANTS Nankeen
PANTS do do VESTS. - These goods warranted
the Genuine India Goods.
NORRIS WAY % Camp street.
ar23 2dptf Corner of Common Street
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CRYSTAL FoUNT D1vIsI0NrNo. 4. at Crystal Fount Han
222 Tchoupitoulas street at halfpast 4.
WASHINGTON DIVISION. No. 5, at Y. Brothers man,
Lafayette, at half-past7.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY DIVISION No g. at Unity Hall, Ma
ngny Buildings, Third Municipality at half-past'.
t. Younger Brothers of Temperance. = The
Younger Brothers of Temperance will celebrate their FIRST Anver
sary the MCGEE NJ. E. Church. on Poydras street, ToMohho"
EVENING O'Clock There will be several Addresses
by Association well other appropriate Ex
ercises OF moral principles
Youth particularly invited to atend as well the pubic IN
general.
t Washington Fountpin No as well as the
the requested meet at cunt
Hail. No. 222 Tchouptoua street, hapast O'Clock where ey
will be organized in following Down
Tchopouas Julia, down Julia Camp down Camp to
Charres down St. Louis, down St. Louis Royal up
Charles Charles Poydras, Poydras to Mag
Magazine AnnuncatOn Square, and thence TO the Nc
Gee Church. the evening will take place.
By order of the Committee of Arrangements.
ap2s2t JOHN COOPER, Secretary.
Ee ms%.s1s OF o
. meet a their Hall Of Charles
Ora the AnvsIy the Order '6s il he State of louisiana
ap262t D' ''i'''' Ii. G. MORRISON, Scribe.
Steamboat Departures This Day.
wsEE ADvERTIsEMENTs ON THIRD PAGE.
Mo5Es. 0REG 1Hs Hiep q p N. sas;.
g. E:1 L @Gsr as s HHSP4 GSsPf5 NJ
Ps Gtss. aNhHHa W SGs.' p M
,w-- The Steamboat Duchess 20, For Pittsbq%E4g.
THIS DAY. Thursday, the 26th
inst at O'clock p % Hy % P pSYss sefs Il T Poras st.
Passengers will please be on board the hour apes
tV Ship Gen. Veazie, Capt: Harris, from Boston,
will please receipt their goods the Leve they
will be stored at their expense and risk -
APPS JNO. w. ANDREWS d CO. 81 Common ST.
-ses--
EE" First Representative Dstrict.-The fiendso
present Administration respectfully requested to attend
public meeting, be held Degange Nayades street, near the
Station evening of FRIDAY 9th inst, hafpast
O'Clock appoint Delegates the Convention assemble Baton
Rouge Monday May 1.-THE lfh nominate
Candidates the Offices of Governor and OF the
November Election. NewOeans, April a.
Preston w. Fauar Conrey Jr., Perry S. Warfeld,
A. L. Pckrel WInC. TompkIns, J. Neville,
A. Wmtercast, Mortimer Turner J. c. Decsmp
Geo NJ PnckarI, John Lott, WIN. A. Beecher
Henry Rensh P. M. Scofy, James Golllng
Jno. ID. Bein, Geo. l.. Harral, Wm H. watson,
e. WarfeId j. o. Person. j.. A. Goldsmith,
W. NJ Goodrich, w. B. Lindsay VIM. f. Florauce,
Mark Walton, WIN. ID. Walton, ID. b. Moore,
A, White John Rolenburg, w. h. Cook,
Francis Emmet, L.. Alden Nc Laughlin,
au2d Robert Tilshman, L.. A. Finley W. w. Matthews.
~ l. O. O. F-Odd FeLtoaos' Hall Associations
by the Stockholders for ten D
ensuing will be held at the Hall OF the Grand
Lodge F. Tchoupioulas and Poyras
MONDAY the It'll day of May between the hours of 10
under the direction Of Brothers NJ B. kNEASS THOS
GRIPS and P. CONNIE, Commissioners
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~ l. O. O. F-Odd FeLtoaos' Hall .4ssociati0n.-N
ice hereby given by Stockholders D
ensuing will be held at the Hall OF the Grand
Lodge F. Tchoupioulas and Poyras
MONDAY the h day of May between the hours of 10
and H. under the direction of Brothers NJ KNEASS THOS
GRIPS and P. CONNIE, Commissioners
By order Of the Board of Directors.
ap20 tny8 THOMAS W. VAN WICK, Secretary.
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BUTTER.
Ok MS Orange County Butter, of fine quality in store
APPS 81 CHAS. STOJJCuTON o. c.
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SNHh TO LOAN On Mortgage Apply to
NIato JOHN e. HOLLAND, Notary Public
eape1 eI Corner Exchange Place and Customh st
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LAND WARRANTS FOR SALE
/ AZ, w y. AnEANS, of 160 and 40 acres for sale low
street nm stairs
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SHIONABLE CLOTHING
CuraD EOD CqcHy

t prevalence OF the Cholera in the city the early
placed the undersigned in the position
goods hand the
over, they offer their entire stock Of
WINTER CLOTHING
prices TO accord with the and times.
Those Fine and Fashionable Clothing cheap
are respectfully invited call goods prices
fy26 2dptf THOMPSON u NIXON. "A Canal st,
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SOLDIERS DISCOVERIES
VIE HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAI6EOp Sol 4,
L DIERS' DISCHARGES, BY oA ooh- !
az c J. G. BERREY n
epeo Commercial Exchanne III
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EXHIBITION OF STATUARY.
PROSERPINE, and

t These celebrated works of HIRAM POWERS just received
from Florence ltay on exhibition, FOR THE FIRST
TINE AMERICA the State House, Canal street, adj
dition o The Statue o the GREEK SLAVE.
c Open Daily Sundays excepted from A. M. until P M
Admace Season Tickets ST. Pamphlets 10 cents.
B N. The Exhibition will positively close Oh TUESDAY,
Nav L. ap2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-24

BARNBuRNER CONVENTION Union Of the Dem
ocrats-he Convention of the free soil division of
the democrats of New York, assembled at Utica,
have adopted the proposals for a union rendered to
them by the Syracuse Convention, and hencefor-
ward they will again move together as one body
The convention then nominated the following can
didates: For Judge of Appeals, Freeborn C. Jew
etti for Secretary of State, Henry J. Randall; for
State Treasurer, Benjamin WEIGH editor of the
Buffalo Republic; and for State Engineer, Alex
ander Campbell, of Albany The remainder of
the ticket is that already nominated by the old
hunkes.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-24

THE New York STATE FAIR.-The grand ag-
ricultural display at Syracuse closed on the 18Th.
The annual address was delivered by Professor
johnson. There was a grand military parade in
which the troops were reviewed by Gen. Wool and
Gov Fish. MIR. Clay left Syracuse, homeward,
on the 18th
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-24

NEw LINE OF STEAMERs,-The steamer Rhode
Island Of New York, is to be started as the pioneer
on new enterprise, viz; that of forming steam
communication between Philadelphia and Norfolk,
Petersburg and Richmond, Va. Should the line
justify it another boat will be added to run in com.
pany with the Rhode Island.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-24

GEN TAYLOR AT EBIE.-The account Of Gen.
Taylor's public reception at Erie, and the speech
extensively published as having been delivered by
him in that city, said in the Erie Observer to
be iabrications Gen. Taylor was sick, made no
address at all, and had only very few visiters at
hia lndrinrs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-24

MORE TRoOPs FOR FLoRIDA.-In addition to
the force already stationed in the peninsula Of
Florida, the following companies have, as we I'M
dersiand from the National Intslligencer, been or
dered by the Secretary Of War % Pilatka; " OF
the First Artillery, one field officer and four COM
panies-thTes from the harboF OF New fofk ana
one FROM Fort Washington. OF the Second Asnl-
lsEy, two eompanies--one nom Fort Macon and
one from Fort Iohnuon, North Carolina Vi the
Third Artillery, one field OtiiOar and four eOmpa-
nies-nll from Fort Adams, Rhode Island" Aler
these troops shall have reached FloEds the entire
military force ooselod there foF the plaieeii0n Of
dc iahabliaaH Of the Stale gill account q y eoms
Bssisl, q Abevt 1899 asg,
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PASSAGE TO MEMPHIs.-The Augusta Chronicle
and Sentinel announces that Delegates to the St.
Louis aud Memphis Conventions will be passed
over the South Carolina, Georgia, and Western and
Atlantic Railroads free of charge, going and re-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-24

O1s- M Potter, Catholic Bishop of Mobile, has
returned to Paris, from Gaeta, where he has sub
mitted for the sanction Of the Pope the acts of the
Catholic Convention at Baltimore.
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HEALTH AT FORTS TowsoN AND WAsHITA.-
letter from Fort Towson, Arkansas, dated Au-
gust 2lst, says: "It may be interesting 10 those
having friends at this post, and at Fort Washita,
Commanded by Col D. S. Miles, your gallant
townsman) to learn that they have not been visited
by the cholera any other fatal dsease-the health
of both posts is remarkably good. The thermome.
ter has ranged from "a to 1000 for the past ten days
in the coolest part Of the garrison
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-24

The New MINISTER TO ENGLAND-The mer-
chants of Boston about to offer dinner to Alb
bolt Lawrence previous to his departure as Minister
of this Government to Great Britain.
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GOLD FEVER IN NEW YoRK.-The gold news
from California by the Empire City caused all the
other excitements in New York to sink into insig-
nifcanee. The rage for emigration thither was
renewed on a small scale, and there was bund-
ling up of traps, picks and gold washing machines,
preparatory for trip on the steamer Empire City,
which was to start again on the 18th.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-24

Drs- Among the passengers to Europe in the Cal
edonia, was T. j. Carroll bearer of dispatches to
the U. S. Legation at London. The Caledonia
has $4,000 in specie on board.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-24

VRGINIA.-A special election will be held on
the 9Th Of November, for member Of Congress in
the Wheeling district, in place of Mr.. Newman,
deceased.
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FROM INDIAN RIvER-More Depredqtions,-
correspondence of the Savannah Republican, dated
san Augustine, the 18th inst, says: " The steamer
Nlna, Captain Magee, arrived here yesterday from
the Southern coast, whittier she had gone to con-
Vey three companies of U. S. troops. By her we
learn mat the Indians had returned to the settlements
on indian River, and burned several more of the
houses. Messrs. J. H. Gattis, Lavana, and others.
VINO made their escape in July last, on the first
outbreak, had returned to Indian River, to look
after their property, and with the intention of en-
deavoring to maintain their position. They have
now, the second time, been compelled to flee for
their lives, and have now gone to Key West. Thew
discovered the approach of the Indians in time to
make their escape. One or two companies of troops
are now stationed at Indian River, and if the Ind.
ans again make their appearance, it is to be hoped
they will meet with tDarm reception. The
steamer Nina proceeds this day to Palatka, for the
purpose of conveying Major Rowland's company
down the Southern coast. The three-masted schr.
Andrew Mitchell, from Philadelphia, is now in
port, and will sail first wind. The schr. Three
Sisters, Capt. Lovitt, arrived here on Sunday last
from Charleston, and is now discharging. The
sohr Del Norte, Capt Pinckham arrived here last
week, from New York, after passage of 80 days.
The schr. Josephine, Capt. Bunham, arrived here
on Sunday last, from Jacksonville, Fla"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-24

LoUIsIANA.-The Baton Rouge Advocate of last
Wednesday has the following paragraphs:
g At meeting of the Board of Directors on Sat.
urday last, Mr. Oscar Barbee was elected Clerk of
Louisiana Penitentiary, and DR. F. NJ. Hereford
Physician TO said Institution. The Rev., VIM. H
Crenshaw was also reelected Chaplain"
We are happy to learn that J. P. Benjamin, of
New Orleans, and Col. Sparks, of Lafourche, have
purchased from H, S. Thorpe the large tract of
land in this Parish known as the Mount Pleasant
plantation, and have already completed the neces-
sary arrangements for opening one of the finest
sugar plantations in the State. The highlands are
rapidly coming into notice, and in a few wears
VIII command premium over the best low land
plantations"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-24

or Mr.. Bale Peyton, U. S. Minister to Chill,
has arrived in Washington City.
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p The following is a list Of the passengers from
Vera Cruz, by the Severn, at Mobile: Nathan
Clifford, U. S. Minister, and family; Messrs. A.
N. Andrea, J. Keymolin, J. H. Fink, A. j. Atocha,
R. Aura, J. Depent, V.-Aleman, and six on deck.
The Round Islanders make agOod deal of noise in
Mexico. They think all along the coast, that they
are to be attacked and overwhelmed by the
Yankees.
y Gen. Vega has sent to the federal government for
suecor. Gov. Barbachano, had drawn together i'm.
posing forces in Yucatan. He fears for Laguna,
which he recommends with sOIicitude to the Me1i-
can Government.
The Mexican Consul at New Orleans has adj
viSed the COmmandant General Of Tamaulipas, of
the intended departure Of 500 armed Americans
with two steamers for the island of Lobos, which
is about % or 30 miles from Tampieo 1t is sup
posed, in Mexico, to be a movement in concert
with the friends Of Santa Anna on the borders of
the Rio Grande
The government, up to the last adyices, was
making extensive preparations of defence in the
cities along the coast They have evidently got a
F" big SCARE down in these regions
The Severn had on board 952 bales of cochineal
for England, and SI,lSI, IA in specie, of which
all but S5OOO0 intended for Mobile and New Or
leans, are for England OF the former sum, SS5 275
are on account of the Mexican dividend.
The only American vessels in port at Vera Cruz
when the Severn left, were the brig Nsnuford,
which was to leave for NswYork on the 10th inst.
and the pilot schooner Hitchcock, seized on sus-
picion of being engaged in smuggling.
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MURDER ON THE HIGH SEAs.-We find in the
correspondence from Key West of the Savannah
Republican the report of case for salvage in the
Admiralty Court, which involves an account of a
dreadful murder and mutiny on board of Belgian
yessel-the brig Maria Antoinette-Whieh sailed
from Antwerp, in May last, with Captain, lst
Mate, BoatsVain and four seamen. On the 4th of
Jnly, the Captain, Leopold LaurveFs, and the
Mate, Louis De Congo, were murdered by the
crew, under the lead Of a man named 10y. The
Captains throat was cut in his birth by Low and
the Mates on deck, by asailor named Vandegavan.
The Boatswain, whose name is Kesssn, was
spared, in order that he might navigate tho vessel
He run her on the Florida Reef where she was
boarded by Reson Duke, wTeoker, with FIVE
Others, who bargained with them, to get her off
for six hundred dollars. The story they told him
was that the Captain and Mate had been killed
by lightning They got her of, and left on board
one Cole, and son of Dukes, 10 take the vessel
into Key West. Aaer they left, information was
communicated to Cole of the intent Of the crew 10
murder him and young Duke in their sleep. and
run away with the vessel He requested TO be put
on shore, and two Of the crew unsuspselinaly
landed him in the ships boat. The story being
communicated, the whole party went on board.
confined the two principal murdeFeFs and took tia
vessel 70 Key West, where she has been libelled
for salvage, and recovered aine hundred dollars,
instead Of the sir hundred dollars first agFsed
upon, on the ground Of a cOncealmeDt 81 material
facts. The accused have been delivered 10 the
Hieel Consul of Belgium, and will be ssnt 70 the
for tFiak
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or No success al New York 90 tha 18Th In
Bsltlpg igGy EF Ire Asieg Hals
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-10

Immigrants from The "old unity" continue 10 pour
into The United States in large and swelling stream
Al New Yok. during The month Of June th-re a,,ivrd
nv sea % o7s immigrants; and during the month "f Jny
30.0o5 imm grants. The Who'll. number uf H. migrants
BY sea- at hat port during the first months Il the
present year, was l43 222 or this aggregate. l0I 220
were hru in Great Britain and irland or nearly n per
cent being an Increase in the proportion over the pre-
v'"ns ye,r # per and Of the remaining AZ O0z
there 81 AZ who we're bna ia G.rm.ny, or NEARLY
"a PER cent heing DECREASE in the proportion fince las
year VI 4, pe. cent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-10
COsTUM NE ALL

SPRING AND SUMNER 'LorHtNG-WiioLESAl
AND RETAIL
IN baud AMI for sale the largest and best assortment OF
" SPRING. AND SUMNER CLOTHING, at prices We
~ much reduced.
COATS
Coats Il every Variety embracing al the latest styles and
OF am improved and make, from IS cts to l. :, ), s. 6,
=, $40, and upwards. -
pANrAIOONS.
Pantaoons of all kinds, from Is cts TO l. So 49, 2,
so very fashionable style the 1anartinc stripe,
as low as ;, So 81, and upwards.
VESTS.
Vests every variety comprising silk, satn cashmere,
marsee, valencia, from 50 cts, 10 IS cts, ST. g. 81 3D.
80 and upwards
BOYS CLOTHING.
ALWAYS hand the largest and best assortment OF Boys
Clothing ever Offer ed in this city.
splendid assortment OF CLOTHS snd CASSIMERES
OF the make, together with large and handsome
Is Of silk md marsclcs yesngs, which will be made up to
order in the best 20 cent less than the accnsto-
prices and in all and beautiful fit guaranteed,
AT COSTUME HALL.
Corner of Pratt street and Centre Market Space
II. II. COLE
a. Attached the above il of the largest and most
extensive SHIRT FACTORIES in the country, embracing
every vae and make prices which cannot tail 10 please
wishing to purchase. 9T-ONEPRlCE ONLY Il )
Baltimore, Md, April 2-wly.