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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-30

MUSICAL. - Mcconnell Resingc, violinist of
celebrity has arrived in this city, and proposes to
give concert next week, of which due notice will
be given. This is Mr. Reisingcis first visit to New
Orleans but his reputation has preceded him, and
the testimony of the press at the North awards him
very high rank in bis profession, as compeer Of
Ole Bull and Sivori.
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Is ' & ''0 CHITTENDEN CAMERON.
FINE FANCY ARTICLES,

GOLD PENSt
PERI M RY,
Combs, Brushes and CENTS Furnishing
Goods
uful FANCY ARTICLES,
which receiving additions By every packet. We inv
the following list:
CARD CAsEs....Psar, shsn, Silver etc.
RETlCULE5 six and Velvet, elegant pattsFnS.
PURSES. "A hne assortment, styles.
DESKS. Ebony, Rosewood, Papier Maehs, etc.
WORK Boxes. Ebony, Rosewood, PEPPER Msehs, ETC.
DRESSING CASES. Ebony, Rosewood Papsr hachs
PORTFOLIOS Leather Velvet and PspisE NaehS.
ACCoRDEONs.- Best French, double frame.
MUSIC BOXES. Shell and Tin
BOUQUET HOLDERS. "A pretty a''ortmsnL
GOLD PENsOf all the celebrated makers, ii pueaa
ranging from eighteen dollars.
DOMINOEs and DICE.
CHESS MEN. Chimes, English and German
OPERA CLASSES. "A large assortment.
ODEUR BOXES. From tive 70 six bottles.
PAPETERlEs.. ..Of Ebouy Rosewood, Paper, etc.
FANS. .of Pearl, Ivory Feather, Paper, Silk,
PORTE MONNAlEs.. OF Shell, Pearl, Leather, etc.
CANES. Mounted with Geld, Silver,
UhBRELLAs. "A Superior article, made fer USE
CORK JACKETS. Life PTsIsFvsu.
PERFUMERY Of all kinda
BUsPENDERs.
MONEY BELTS
HANDKERCHiEFs.
CRAyATs, STOCKS and sCARFs.
SHOULDER BRACES.
FINE SHIRTS.
We have nov In store complete and
Cotton SHIRTS. A have sss made We are enabled
'' and are Of oourns the latest ye' beat ma
yDaIp II CAMP sIs y. 6pbos as tx 6ity Bank
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10 The ConcOrdia IntelIgencer of Saturday
says; " The young man, McComas, who of1iciated
as postmaster here for short time and disappeared
suddenly at time when cries of mail robberies
were loud, has been arrested at Cincinnati BY Mr.
Foindexter, an agent Of the Postofice Department,
Having been taken thence 70 New Orleans, he was
brought up to Natchez yesterday morning, with
the view Of taking the road to Monroe, where the
u S. District Court will convene in the course of
q few DAYS"
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EDG
MRS. j. JEFFERs.

Suht returned from the North,
THANKS her numerous friends
and avOls herself q t opportunity that
she will remove from l julia street. Thirteen
Of Camp and Julia Streets where she OPEN he
vember beautiful assortment Of imported Ladies'
other Fancy articles together with the latest patterns for Dsse'
COEka and Manas, and sOCs the
w The Millinery and Dressmaking being experimental by Mrs
herself Is that Ladies depend attention
being paid 10 the fashion, taste and style.
~ Straw Bonns cleaned and altered in the latest style.
W All country will punctusV attended To-
The Of Julia and Camp streets. "a
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PeonIe,s Lime of Telegraph

Betpefn Louisville and NeWOTedns. o.,
1E Line Of Telegraph constructed BY me between LoumVh
Nashville Memphl Tuscumba jackson and NewOTeans, VII
b organized under ne Charter LouilY FRIDAY the go
day q November the Gait House. at " O'Clock at noon
which meeting all stock, and all the coTpohtors art
0ct2Stn2s HENRY O'RIELLY.
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SHIP CHARLES CHALoNER ASHORE. The
British ship Charles Chaloner, Capt BroadEoot
from Liverpool, for New Orleans, got badly ashore
on the 18th inst, a miles to the westward of the
Southwest Pass. Mr.. Mure, Fl. B. NJ. Consul and
consignee of the vessel, has furnished US with the
following extract from letter from the Captain:
"a sorry to inform you that have got ashore with
the ship Charles Chaonsr about a miles westward of the
Southwest Pass owing an error in the ehronometsr
send my chief mats to you for assistance as the vessel is in
twelve feet water drawing fifteen. Youu, etc."
We learn that the towboats Ocean and Star were
dispatched to her assistance on Sunday evening,
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ID. p. sCANLAN & CO.,

JV0' II LHartfes StreeL,
RE receiving the finest assortment Of French Ef9
n FANCY GOODS and MILLINERY offered y
this city, comprising all that is and desirable N
for the The goods have been selected by d. VIZ
Seaman, from the first houses Of fashion in this county
We would call the attention aud the
lie stock of SILKS being the largest and complete
offered in thH city. o23 Tt2p
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OF Mr.. Clay's servant Levi is making great
figure in the newspapers. He was lately reported
as going home, after his second abduction. But
he got no farther than Louisville, and has disap-
peared again-abducted a third time
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Norman's Book and Stationery Rsstablishment,
GAMp
B. M. NORMAN

Bookseller and Stdti0HGi
NoW RECEIVING hH usual large and complete stock for the
season. which he offers the City and Country trade at prices
As Low As ANY OTTER HOUSE IN THIS CTTY-and
o75 2ptf
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0s- The New York police on the 18th instant
made an arrest Of party of model artistes who
were exhibiting on Twenty first street, near Broad.
way. The company consisted Of a Professor Pesck,
his 10le, and two other females, who were all COM
mitted for trial
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~ King, the Monarch of the White Palace in Gravier
iee1 has got back, and is busy putting his dominions in
order Setting figures of speech aside he has bough out
very large stock and ia ready receive custom for every
hing IN the Dry Goods line from Osnabug and HOmespun
up % the most delicate Laoss Mr. X informs rs that he
mas made large advances merchandise, and viii receive
tlesh goods By every arrival
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- Tbs sale Of Household Furniture 81 the Tsgdsbos Of
Wa L1nbsth, CsrOudslel Irsst Row has bssn assyod.
bbl gsilgaasa % RadReasgi 5lH Qeiobsi, 81 kaeg IA
s'stih 81 as4atlisHash
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The attention Of the public is called to the extensive
pe % take place this day at lO% O'Clock at the resdenos
Of A. BEARD, (moving 10 town. at villa nsa o.
Iolton' Of elegant Furniture, Family Servants Mule Cow
Ba0uohe, Hone and fine collection of exotic and otbey
Plans.. Persons wishing attend the sale will have an
Opportunity Of doing By taking the o'clock ea corner
Of PGrdido and Rarouns streets
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Ss- The steamship E. A. Ogden Coming up)
passed the telegraph Office at the Southwest Pass,
at - O'Clock, NJ, yesterday.
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Temple Meeting So. This Evening,
Auction Sales This Day.

ORLEANS TEMPLE OF HONOR No, B. at Crystal Fount Hal
222 TChOupitOulas street, at haltpaSt o'clock.
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~ We have received from Victor H6bert l49 Cbsrtres
street, the frt number Of French periodical entitled
the Revue du Nouveau Monde" 1t published semi
monthly in the city of New York Its contents are varied
and interesting. DISPLAYING high order Of ltarar merit
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The important sale Of ms. Col GraySon's Furniture
se WIN be continued this day at 106 O'Clock. commencing
IN me second OF best bedroom story and viii be closed be-
iois oeoek' Persons desiTOuI of purchasing will do well
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OLYMPIo.-An excellent bin to.pisbt opgb, n ,.or,.
goody patronage for this avorts resort The farce If
Family Jars" viii pTeceds Blue Beard which "a to he
played for the Last time " "
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WEDNESDAY LVENINU, GA clock.
p S.,The resolution Of Mr.. Watkins has been laid on
the table-Mr Campbes resolution will not be reported on
by The Committee. think likely that the resolutions of
the Louisiana delegation, offered by Mr. Lare will meet
with favor in the Convention They ask the Postmaster
General and Secretary of War make annual contracts for
the transportation Ofthe mails across the lsthmus
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THAEKs.-We are indebted to the poIiteness of
Capt RadOvieh, Of the brig Titi, for Havana pa
Pers; to the steamers Oregon and California, for
renewal of their favors in sending US Mobile pa
pers; to the courtesy of the officers of the Con-
oordia, for copous files of Memphis papers to the
obllging clerk Of the saladn, for Louisville papers;
to the America, for st. Louis papers and to the
Princess for Nntehaz nanars.
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90 John P. Gallagher, of Virginia, has been ap-
pointed third Auditor of the Treasury. vice Hannnr
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FRom MExICo.-By the arrival of the British
steamer Teviot in Mobile Bay, we have received
file Of late Mexican papers, but they contain no
news Of any consequence. We refer to an inte-
resting letter from our correspondent at Yera Cruz
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HOLBROOK OYSTER SALOONS AMI
RESTAURANT.

81 S. Charles street, opposite The Theatre
THIS establishment receives daily from Mobile, -
Baraara and the Lake, the finest Of Oysters, SA fnI
which will be served up every style suit the NNh
palate Families aud parties supplied short
tee. The proprietor has made his arrangements TO
be supplied with every variety Of Game and Fish, In the preparation
which pains will be spared crafty the
fasjd1us pcue his Bill Of Fare will always be found Steaks,
Chops and Outlets every Of Poultry and Short every thing
a season that can be procured o26 2pd
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Carpet Ware-roOmss
Nos, 90 Chartres and ~ Oustomhouse streets

Carpet Ware-EoOmSg
Nos 20 chartres and ~ OustomhOuse streets.
VNTE invite the attention Of purchasers to our superior
w assortment Of CARPETIHG, one Of the largest
stOCss ia the c 10 hCh daily receiving additions
from Europe aid the Moth We enabled to offer great
Inducements hIusaksepaE wholesale dealers in the
styles OF kOOs, well the owness Of our prices
We have in store
Frsnch Tapestry Velvet CARFETlNG
English do. do. Wilton CARPETlNG.
English 90 Brussels do.
Imperial English Three pig do.
Supsrine, fine apd common Ingram DO.
RUGS. BAIZES. MATS, ETC.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS feet 70 a feet wide, cut TO suit
any room or hall Table Covers Window Comics, Cur
o29 81 CHITTENDEN & CAMERON,
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o. Our readers win, we trust, excuse for short
time, the occasional scarcity Of reading matter in
our columns. The pressure Of advertisements cur
tails our available space. We shall endeavor to
make up the deficiency by issuing Supplements
frequently, until we can get under weigh in our
enlarged form, which we hope viii be shortly.
We are in daily expectation Of the materials or
dered We shall then present to our friends sheet
large enough to display all their advertising favors,
and 70 give increased interest to the reading coumns
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DAILY CRESCENT.
Sc zHird Page for Cry NEws, So

{ TUESDAY MORNING, ooToBnR So 1910.
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kluh " ILldhb llB WhyihfeF anu
Thos. J. Dryer, Cincinnati; |
Leaysn,h HuTd, -;
Abel Wares, New York; !
HIN Petit, Jacksonville, I'll /: |
J. d. Holmes, NewYOrkCity;
Mr.. Pratt. Boston;
David Tyler, New York;
w. A. HeFriGk, -;
D. l.. Hunter, Maine;
Alpheus Hunter, e; |
Seth Griffin, NewYOrk;
D. D. COnSlin, -;
q. Winters, 80; |
Thos. i. Foster, China, Me
J. w. Stewart, -;
Uiah NeiOn, e.; /
Randall Ward. -; !
Linus Lane, Vermont; !
Nathan Edwards, Boston; ]
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= U a HEAAgA 0k AANlAA9
Thomas Rogers, NewYOrk;
Wyman Turner, Mainei
| H.B, Harrison. Newark M;
lC. o. Cady, Mess;
IP, w. Be5sett, Cincinnati;
! n. 3, Cptter, Vermont;
Dam Ireland, NewYOTk;
| Albert Crane, -;
w. w. BrOws, Maine;
| H. G. Thebon, Salem Mass;
1 A. J. Horton, New York;
! VIM. w. Houston, Pa
IN. F Averill, Barre, VT;
John H. Hollis, Mass;
ROb't f. Ford, N Haven, Ct. /;
Henry Greedy, Havana;
Col. a Huntington, Texaa;
B 8. e. Williams, Barre. VT;
And others, go 3m
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ROBERT ARMFIFLD will SELL ct II O'clock at the corner
of CarOndelet and Union atTees-FurnituTa
T. n q. 1nlol ~
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A CARD.-The undersigned passengers on board -
"A the steamship OHIO bound for California, be- ssM
ing compelled to remain for several DAYS in New Or Ih
leans would recommend the LOUISIANA HOTEL, Nc.
265 TehOHDitOEias street. kept by NJ ASPILL as worthy
OF patronage from the travelling public. Judging from
Treatment and fare we believe all Others will receive from
mine hest kind treatment, good fare and every aen-
ion IN ma ka fha ia nd tFnv hor,a
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
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HATS.
ALL TASTES SUITED.

Pu1o attention d called lys Of made under special
penenuence quite superior style and finish Of
THE D'ORSAY HAT.
This will be admitted inspection Of the different styles at
D'ARCY'S
o2gI corner Canal nd Chartres Streets
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ra-sEE LDgERTIsEMENTs CIV THLRD PAaE.
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NEW GOODs'''.'NO 40 Charities 81.
-,.,rr,,.- M. L. MoJILTON
E4AVING RETURNED FROM THE NORTH 4,
now receiving and opening fresh stOuk Of SE SON
able FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS IN
when ne Socis the attention of his friends and he pubo
He would call the attention of Milner to an assortment
V yI ~ Eli TITS aPd ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS which
Of 2ptf M. l.. McJILTON, 70 Charities st.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LOTTERIES.
GfratrOu3s 6Iruce


NO. 5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND. VIRGINIA
Letallthe world say whatthey can,
For selling Prizes. STATIONS the man.
$1,000 sold and paid!
Drawn Nos Of Delaware Lottery, No l5-April IL:
40 az 10 26 rs % 81 l6 80 SO - IL.
Ticket, Nos l6 % g. the third capital of 5000,
Do 523 SO, prize of 300,
Drawn Nos Of Monongalia Lottery No so-Apr la.h
IS 80 Is 10 IS "a IS 66 81 IA.
Ticket Nos As 3d. prize of $500 sold and pad
Drawn Nos of Monongalla Lottery, No 5l-AprlI l4tt
% u II 70 IS 80 so l rs 10 AZ 8 30 9.
o. ws SS Ticket AZ 7 prize sfsS soaT sP5 and
Drawn No. Of Delaware Lottery, Glass le.Apr 18th
- Is 6 "a / so IS 80 81 %.
Ticket 60 s' prize of sss r sold HPs Sad
40 "a 4 81 76 10 46 80 SIS "A 8 Is.
Whole Nos,4 a As. prize Of 5000, do 3s s. 36 DO
of $50, both sold and aid by sfRhTToN.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
1920 DOLLARS! S of 1000 DOLLARS
FRIDAy-susse1, No. %. Capitals: 81, 2so, .. ..
5000, of 500, &C. rs Nos, IA drawn i'ekeA VI
halves 2iqrs. /.
4672 DOLLARS! 4 OF 1000 DOLLARS!
SATtJRDAY-SusseI, Extra. No. 4S. Capitals =
"a ,672 of 1000. &C. 7S Nos.' 10 drawn 90
halves 50cts.;Quarters 2octs-
To be drapn april 2la.
s72 500 Capilal Priz.! $1,000 Loves, Three
Number Prize
Virginia sonongaa Lottery, Class D, for iS49 10 De
drawn on Saturday, April 2ls rs Nos, ~ drawn H.
Grand Scheme S72 ,5OO 5000, 25OVo, SOOO lo,oUo'
shares in proportion. A certificate of package oil 20
whole Tickets S240-shares IN proportion.
Orders or Packages, Certificates OF Packages ana
single Tickets in the Lotteries will be promptly at
address ordersto NJ STRATToN,
AnriIIs Richmond. Va.
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Il a m ert1S ID III G Z ,
fCnpMEpT EOYT,S1


On Eouyieenla Street, under the Exchange HOTEL
Drawn Nos of monongaiia Lottery, No. 5o-Aprll IL:
IS % 2 6 Is 10 IS "a So sc 81 IA
i''Se'' NOS : - a'0'"'' p'-'' '' LAMBERT
& Drawn Nos Sussex, Extra, Glass 44-April lith
a - SO 60 81 8 ~ % 40 20 SO 81
Whole Ticket Nos. 10 90 81, prize Of sloo SOLD by
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery, Glass 22-April 10Th:
Al S 68 50 70 ~ 43 - ~ 50 III ~.
Half Ticket Nos Al 20 r. another of 81 oOo sent 10
this office.
PRIDAY-The Sussex county DELAWARE LoItery'
Glass No. %. Capitals: Sl5,2so, Of 5,uoo, &c
rs Nos IA drawn. Tickets 81; halves :; quarters
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lottery. TheSusseI county
tn.Iawar,1 Lottery, Extra, Class No. 48 Capitals:
"a GA OF l,0O0,Sc 7s NOS, 10 afa"h' i0Ae'S 81
halves so cts; quarters 70 c
s,m,day Evening-Sales close atao'cIocf.
Most Brilliant Loltery for 2lst Ap,h.
=, sor OorI.Rsi S35 900! S25 900! $4,000
Lowest No. Prize 900!
The Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Class D, for le49
Captals s72 500, 900, $4,000, $4,000, 10000 $3.50
BID of 900 being the lowest No prizes 70 Nos. u
drawn. Tickets only $40; halves $40; quarters 81;
sirh,hs 81 So Certificates of package. OF % whole
Tickets so36-haves quarters and cghths in proper
tion The holder OF certificate of package OF whole
Tickets is entitled to all over S2O4, net that may DC
drawn nv the 25 tickets named therein. Certificate
of halves, quarters and eightls in proportion
o. Orders for packages, certificates OF packages
single tickets shares in the above, or IN any OF au
~ & Co.'s Lotteries, tof which there are drawings
every day al prices varying from To SlO iof ickea
will the prompt attention, ana the draw
ines forwarded Immediately 10 distant adventurers.
""e" ''4"' THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va
.,y. Rory O,More April l6
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LHICha,S OEEIGaS.

49, MAIN STREET, Gunner OF TWELFTH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
ORDERS for tickets in The following, or in smaller
" Lo,teries-daiy drawlng-will Meet with the usu-
al attention. Address G. b. LUCK, Richmond, Va.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR APRIL!
Susquehanna Canal Lottery, No. 81, 10 be drawn at
Baltimore on Wednesday, April 18th, Is49 10 Nos, IA
drawn. Capitals: S37377, $4,000, 1900, 35uO. a5 Of
900. &c. Tickets siG halves s: quaitsrs2 so.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass A, TO be drawn in
Baltimore on Saturday, April 2Sh, ls49. rs Nos, Is
drawn. Grand Scheme grand capital of Si00, 900,
OF oOO of IS 900, Of 10 500, 90 of 5000, A. of
900, 40 Of 3OO0 40 Of 2000 800 OF 5s9 60 of 600
&C. &c, amounting in all to S., 4O2nO0 Whole Tick
els SiOO halves 50; quarters 25 eighths II So GER
tifcate Of hole Tickets 81 000shaes in proportion
The purchaser of package has chance IN . 7Ol Of
drawing sl0U, 0O0 chance 10 ls0 Of drawing 100, 00O
so OOO 25 900, la,50o chance in 6 of drawing
pal OF 10000 OOO IS 900, 500, $780, 4OOO 900,
1900, or $780,
In addition 10 the above Grand Schemes, there are
smaller Lotteries drawing daiIy-pnces Of Tickets
ranging from 81 10 s5-oders for tickets in which will
be promptly attended 10.
p In purchasing by the package, deduct tho price
of three tickets.
~ Orders promptly and confdentialy attended TO
Drawings forwarded 10 all who orderit Postage need
not be paid on orders addressed To e. B. LUCK.
April 4 Richmond, Va,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
New SaT7ss@ Esry Goods

n RlSTIAN & LA rTiROi' have
~ opened new aud varied assortment Of new and
de sirable STAPLE and FANCY DRY Gouus, 10
which they particularly invite the attention Of mer-
chants, farmers and all in want u new
Black and colored French aud En- lisn Cloths
Black French Doeskins and Cassiin-tes
Colored, plain aud striped IasslIHcres
Rich black aud coloird SILK aud Satin Vestnes
siarsriiies, Valencia and Linen Nestings
Black and colorrd cashniereIts and Dfdp de Etc
Checked Linens and coored Linen Drills
Heavy Riding Cords and M.fino CassImrTrs
Silk, Satin, Lawn and other Cravats
Black and colored Silk anu Satin ScarlJ
Extra rich SILK Tissues and Bareges
Plain and embroidered Grenadines
Plain aud figured Glace silks
Plain and plaid Ginshams
Plain and embroidered Taretan Musins
Black Malttonl and Italian Silks
Double and single width Gro de Rhinas
Plain and figured black and blue black Poult de Sole
Black French and English Bombazines
Black Silk Warp Alpacca5
Plain and figured celored Apaccas
Rich Mouselln de LANES
French Wrought Capes, Collars and Cuffs
Lawns-every style and quality
Rich plaid and figured Linen Lustres
Beachei and brown Shrting and Sheeting
Prints-every style aud quality
Iarasos-rvrry qualify and color
Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers and Bandbo1es--all OF
which VIII be sold the most favorable terms, by
CHRISTIAN & LATHROP,
March 3O-ctf No. 80, Main street.
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Spring stock for 1919.
RICH AND FASHIONABLE
e. |, @ II III n G.

NOR sale a FLEETS great NORTHERN
i CLOTHING MANDATORY, No.
l36, Main street, 81 door from l2'h street. and
first Cnhins Store below he Banks.
Having just returned from the North with entire
stock Of Ready Made Spring CLOTHING, a full
assortment OF CLOTHS and CASHMERE Two first
Cutters, and from forty 10 fifty hands engaged and
daily employed in making up garments in this city,
am fully prepared e. make up In order AT New York
prices Among my cheap Goods will be found
200 cloth Dress Coats from 81 so to s..
$50 do do from SlOto SIS.
JOD tweed, cashmere aud cashmerrlt Sacks, from
81 50 10 s..
2Op summer Coats, from 81 10 81 50.
800 PAIR Cashmere Pants, from 81 so 10 81.
200 pair cassIn-it Pants, from 81 IS IL S. -.
800 sup. French cassme.e Pants, from 81 50 10 81.
$50 light summer Vests, from 81 Ia 81.
$50 rich figured silk and satin Vests, from SIS 10 So.
Rich and fashionable silk Cra9as and Scars.
silk Under SHIFTS and drawers, at low prices.
Also, Serino Shirts and Drawers. III ed.k prees.
CALIFORNIA GOODS.
$50 dozen Shirts, from 10 Cents 10 rs cents.
100 heavy Monkey Jackets, from s. TO 81 80.
lou heavy over Coats.
l5O pair slttin-ti Pants, from 81 10 81 so.
rs palr corduroy Pants, just tie thing at low prices.
India Rubber Costs. Life Prrservers.
Cantern- India Rubber Blankets.
GOLD WASHERS, with lock and Icy, just The thing
To separate the GOLD from the sand all persons leaving
New York far Ca..;osnI! srIrrt them
The above GnuIs lar >al- ~ FI.EEriS great
Northern ilofhiag Na.g!actnf,, $50, Main street, op-
posilr the Eagle SgI:.rr, kicb!anni Va
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-20
THOMAS TYRER,

No. CO. Main Street, Richmond, virginia,
Importer and Manufacturer Of GUNS, RIFLES,
PISTOLS, &C.,
D FSPECTFULLY calls the attention Of
N Country Merchants AID the lovers OF
field sports, to his extensive assortment OF Goods;
amongs, which are The following, at reduced
prices:
Double and single Guns and Rifles
Six-barrel Pocker, Belt and Duelling Pistols
Fowlins and Fishing Tackle, OF all kinds
Pen, Pocket Sporlsmen's and Bowie Knives
Gold and silver mounted Walking Canes
Gold and silver Pens and Pencils
Spy Glasses and Travellers Compasses
Pocke, Books, Money Purses and Belts
Patent Box Riding Spurs and Boxes
Razors, Razor Slrops, Brushes and Shaving
Boxes. Together with a great variety OF
Fancy Goods.
THOMAS TYRER also continues 10 carry
on the GUN-SMITHING; such as restocking
double and single Guns, Rifles aud Pistols, al
tering firearms of all kinds from flint TO percus'
sion, and repairs of every description done in
The best manner, and on accommodating terms.
April IL