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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-14

ulAAq o1aHT o. THE HIsTEIoNlca. As,oois.
aon aaga g s exhibition or tho ssnson On Monday eve
-,-s' 'as oonedy n She sioops o C0uqusr" was
edmleAI pai1tusd ha.oU brilliant and fsshIepsb, al.
aenq e improvements Of the iuis0r Of The fine buiIi
a eng 20 ne Auouiation have hssn made win rrest
e.l 80 @ muea even % iis former toauiy The flruhss
~, COM q oeniean mambeu, and led b. MI. HofhsY,
az inpoaut Improvement 10 edition 3 tlst sTssisn
e pshsd aaises I Stuart aad the lady.lke Mn
Lama ihe Association have secured Mn Fiber lons
-. Y ue boards % Mira Richardion, and formerly a
p Monday neat. Veaies Preserved
~ lalase win or nslioa Of the pegiormsncs.
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IHE PfCAyUNE. popular and prosperous
paper made its appearance yesterday, in an entirely
new dress Of beautiful clear type, and finely cut
ugnelle and head-most encouraging signs Of the
rewards 70 be earned By well-directed industry and
ability.
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70 Capt. Newton, Commandant of the NAVY
Yard at Pensacola, has given notice to the editor Of
the Pensacola Gazette, that his paper will not be
admitted into the Navy Yard The editors offence
was in saying that some persons about the ward
had carried off the subscribers papers"
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B4HgTMOKk Nov l24ie Fears Of a general
uar m Europe have subsidized. inasmuoh as The
Emperor Of Russia has lowered his tone in eopse.
quenee Of the firm position taken by the English
and French Cabinets, in relation to the Hungarian
Refugees
The English fleet has actually entered The Oar.
danelles, and large portion of the remaining YES
sells Of war are stationed at Gabartupoit Gallipoli,
probablyl
The AtoaiteHr and La Repu5iigue, two Paris
papers, have been seized by the Government for
having published letters from Louis Blanc and
other political refugees in London.
Austria.
The Emperor Of Austria has refused permission
for the remains OF the Duke of Reichstadt to be
taken to Paris and deposited near the tomb of his
father, the great Napoleon.
Several young men have been arrested at Vienna
for singing the Marseilles Hymn
General Haynau has resigned his command, in
consequence of having received orders to stop his
wholesale butcheres.
One hundred and sixty Hungarian officers are on
the eve Of departing from Bremen to New Orleans
Amongst them is the brave Gen. Klapka
Spain.
1t appears from our dispatch, which at this point
is somewhat obscure, that the cabinet Of Narvaez
had been dismissed, then again reinstated, and sub
sequently turned out of office anew. Great excite
ment prevails at Madrid in-consequenee.
State of Trade.
The state of trade in the Manufacturing Districts
Of England is represented as active and healthy.
Havre Cotton Market.
There had been quite panic in the Havre Cot.
ton market during the week precedingth departure
Of the steamer, and prices declined fee francs.
Monetary.
The London money market continues easy, and
capital is abundantly supplied. Consols closed on
Friday, Goth, at 92l
New York Market.
The New York cotton market has been well sup
ported since the receipt of the news Sales on
Saturday 5000 bales, chiefly for shipment Fair
Uplands lie, and in active demand
Arrival of the Empire City.
The steamship Empire City has arrived at New
York with the mails from California and half Z. mil
lion of gold. She brings no later news.
SECOND DISPATCH
appointment for New Orleans.
Michael Annie has been appointed Treasurer of
the Mint at New Orleans
Further News by the English Papers.
LfterPOot.- English papers have been received
to the 9th. Imports of cotton for previous week,
1900 bales. OF the weeks sales spectators took
| 80 700; exporters 1900.
LOndon.-U. S. Skies 81 per cent, premium for
bonds.
Paris,-Government Stocks firm Elves closed
at S8f 2Oe
HAvRE, Oct 24.-oreans Cotton ranged from
rs to 400 francs Mobile 50 to 0GE Stock on
hand, $4,000 bales. The imports of the week
amounted to 1900 bales
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This oeHifea that DALLEY'g PAIN EXTRACTOR
mas been used IN ny family for Salt Rheum Of Thirteen
{eau Duration, and for Warts These fierce dsssz nave
been at once aeyiaed and hey were both entirely removed
here can be no doubt but this Medicine has an tbe ue
At me faenee claims for it, from what hes lien under
ny added 70 the very respectable estimona h
~ iayo ~ o4heTH who have used it in requiring mne
olats relief do most oheerfuy recommend 10 INA 5iisS
u9n o. the allcied the use Of this invaluable Salve
BUFFALO, N l. ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
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U2- The Sun Mutual Insurance Company of
New York, have declared dividend Of thirty-six
per cent on the earned premiums of the year, end
ing October 4, 1919, for which certificates will be
issued on the first of January next.
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MEDICAL VEXT-BOOIxs, etc,
~ MEDICAL sT0DENTa hnd a he . N.goresns STA
=onsrs' Warehouse "a Camp street. ls LARGEST nud BEsT
assortment Of all kinda Of
Medical Works,
Latest Revised Edtion Pubiahsra prices This sslt,n EN-.
braces works in every bnch the HgALNG ART and snpd
unrvaed compee LIBRARY for tie Student Of all
at The price they sold in Boston, EewYor Phnlo
pha As tho extensive for an orary advertisement the
attention Of Medical Students and The medea Faculty generally
respectfully invited The subscriber feels assured that oroH
animation Of the stock and prices will give satcon 10 al parties
mig 1852 ]. 3. sTEBL, "A Camp street.
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20 James Maynes, one Of the Philadelphia
eonasablss q the District Of MOyamsnsing has
been committed to prison, on the charge Of being
a leader IL she bloody riots which took place there
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Auction sales ThIa Dav,

sTEss. HSpE Co. win lsl At II O'Clock, at IS Jaol,op
siTeet-kuTnituIe.
J. ~ pgPAss will le. a. hsEpast 10 clock atths conner
Gar, etc.
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DRg Dock ~ observation-disclosures have
been iaSsn fog getting up stock company for the
building Of dry dock al Savannah Ga.
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SREtr sHooTINe.-Dan Hickok tells us that
one Of bis hunters, William Houghton, killed, on
DAY before Yesterday, 279 birds at one shot and
on The sHme day the same person killed 173 at an
other sIof
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fRaUBuLENT CAsHIER.-The Cashier of the
sns4ashanna Bank has been arrested and commit
yea @ ail 1t Montrosc, Pa. the charge Of being
deiaqiter 60 thc amount Of $4,000. The deficit
~ the assets q the bank amounts to $4,000.
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SUGAR AND MoLAssEs, There arrived al
New Orleans yesterday lls5 hogsheads Of sugar,
and 295l barrels Of molasses.
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BRipeE BURNT.-The bridge across the sus-
quehanna river, at Towanda, caught ire on the LIST
inst, and one span was destroyed before the flames
could be distinguished.
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The efficacy of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in this dissss
Is femafkabIe We know Of numerous cures and do 20
hesitate to say that the Ointment will never fail for this Dur
pose Dsoacy prevents from asking certificates ffou
ladies on this subject The following was procured by on
Of our Agents - ~
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B- w thank lhoOfioers ofihs steamer ST. An.
thony CT 81 louis papers.
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John William, resident Of Hamilton county and City
OF Cincinnati, feel It solemn duty the CON.
munity thus to publicly state that have been troubled with
the lies for about yean during which time have
suffered much bodily pain lost great portion Of that time
by confinement 10 my bed and have expended hun
dEed dollars, but TO purpose continued grow wore
Meanwhile, was persuaded and finally urged to make
Trial Of " DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIH RXTRAC-
IOR for this awful complaint; and my amaze.
ment am well and hearty ever and TO the OF two
9oNei OF this precious ointment ascube my cure These
iaCts am willing TO affirm should make the statement
OF an old resident any more authentic
Cincinnati 4th month"; 1877
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&C. Chieagy and Milwaukee are abSut to erect
gas works-she former at an expense Of .Sl3O, 900,
the after al 100000.
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r. hls W %I Sey that We hGys used DALLEY's MAGL
OAL fAlN EXTRACTOR a remedy for Sore Nipples
and eheeriuly recommend to those who may he sfoed
tOle 10 it. PUGEP n pIu " a yyai
ALBANY, April, 1916. MARY M00p n
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Z We thank Mr.. James, a passenger by the
Dosdemona, for Vera Cruz and Tampioo papers.
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u The Secretary of the Navy returned to
Washington City on the I'd inst. from short visit
to Virginia, accompanied by his family.
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F e WEIR SORES

hereby certify that have been afflicted with an uyets
RATE Fever Sore for fourteen ysan past and have nent
Rs1Iy hye bundled dos'. in EMPLOYING physicians aud in
mended Tor its but TO purpose until ID last sSnTt
hear. o. and tried DALLEX'S MAGICAL, PAIN 'EX'
IhAGIOh, when TO great surprise before had used
one whole box OF this salve, limb was entirely heaed
and l have nothing of it left about me.
- BRADOCK DAVIS
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FOR CALIF0REIk, VA CHAanza.-Ths. fine r,sar,.bip
A11ana oaqt Wight. leaves thh sY6nins Al o'clock
eftAaa, and ofen ne opportunity 70 paons golng 10
Sa'oinla ehp has excasnt accommodation for pusssu.
ae asa eelilemaniE olcen All those Who wen dnabls
% ssall ra,ass The Falcoa win fad tbs Alabama A.
esOai'erf inNsfitntn -
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The Charleston Courier says that it has in
formation Of Mr. CalhOuH's approval of the Missis-
sippi scheme Oft Southern Convention.
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l.oAE.-- The Nail Jailed yesterday
rom hsyha Charleston. Physicians tell US that
sisa eaee he body acquires habit, the habit re-
as's siea after the cause producing il is removed
THIN patient afflicted with chs does not always
Sc, rid q them By renewing from the miasmatic
district 4 i only this physiological principle
Of alit that can account for the frequent failure
el The mail when il brings foreign news. The
nail got into this bad habit before the days Of iele-
graphing, and Il has never been cured Of the dis
ease
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~ HAA1RE.--laast hight " She saoons to Con.
~ insd Many Of The sudsnos were evident
..d Vilhaissi Is FsplsI,ui1tiop a. ~ ,,i..
- AaiiiaHie Ihaafla and were atifsoiod m. a.
r,-..i. " 1ho acton weu evidently o. tb.5
% show ths amaisur that pIols.o1sjs
rreIi..s =, az i9ionts. Were not N BE- 5upessed ~
-,-.f ~ y ~ tiage meIaly for their own smurn
~ s1dilsas II ths hasdi Of Nj. Greene w
~. ~ ~. ehiat NJ. Chaiei at YonnF .afarIom
q AZ ahida,. the mods.ty snd impuds1es
T,gsis s.. = ia aver happy manner. spsaI'a Toav
sss lsssi', snd Mn Rove's l,s Es,j,as,. w. ~,
4 Soss ,,s-i = Mn Stanley. as Conslaatia. eyincsd
-. ~ ~. ~ saiaass than We gave her credit foF
eousiy s-s, t tsa1 vas ven good On the whole. the
fsesisn ~ ufsi % tla audience. and The sstis
thoy s-ill - have ne doubi, guaTsuleo thai
ioss ~ ~ nos agreeable esonings d ths Amer
danos,i.y ssI - - tailsola Night" viii be followed by
son IA a. h ~. aad ouI Old lavorits ltts Thomp.
-------- I'M aamapfn nnlr D, Mn. ID -.
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be psne MOS. respectfully informed
OILS 2ipu
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G5~ Mr.. Robert P. Letcher, Minister to Mexi
co, arrived in Washington City on the Sd inst.
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n E w SILKS.
M. r.. HAGGERTY g. BRO,
, Ne, So Canal street,
MOULD respectfully solicit the attention ladies very large
w assortment Of Silks the latest and fashionable sye Just
received by them from France, per ship Brunswick.
Black Silks.
eros de Rhine, from to l, yard wide
foult de Sole eros de Nap, and Brilliant Lustres.
Satin LeyRnine, Royal Barelien aad Armure
Rich Satin plaid and stripe Pekins
Extra rich Satin Damask and Waered Poult de Sole.
OOlored Silks.
Changeabe Glaze, Pout de Sole, plain striped and plaid
Do do. very small stripe, for Misses.
Chanseable Glact Armures and Satin de Refine.
Ihahgeable Leyantnes and Satin de Chine
Very rich Bfocade and Broole Silks. latest styles
Printed SAX Musins and Tissues I'D F0ulards.
Spun Silk Tartan Plaids
Plain, Plaid and Changeable Florences.
These Silks been selected with much care and being pur
chased before the late advance in French enabled
sell them at one-thrd les than the present prices in this city
lew cartons Of rich French Embroidered and Muslin Canes
justreceiyedi and selling very low
consignment Of White Canton Grape Sha plain amask and
embroidered received and offered half te usual prices
NJ. r. HAGGERTY & BRO,
Of French Goods and General Dry Goods Dealers
"o 4A3fs p @dp u No. IS Canal street.
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For EuEpeaS the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable
Other remedies make the disease disappear for little
time, but is driven in and will reappear in the same OF
some other pacs. The Paa Extractor however, draBs
ont and completely the Of the disease and
effects q thorough cure.
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Arrivals at inc Prinoipal Hotels.


gTp4pSIal. Q; TIadssq " & HsudeeoH, CaIRo1uin,
Scott ISL s.oi III " ChGR% es8B " SE[ sd Mi
ssyton q Ha rison, G Harrison, No; g a MoNab, b c
HEwLHET's HOTBL--F w Lanter. r Mason Mis-;
Gsb;l i + fI Hlsai' Bs0bpe9. 81, w H AAtOn, Ala
Ballard, UsA; W Hall, Thibodaux; w stuart MsnheT
EsoId Miss Es. ca sRdf5 S.d IIP'IRS9 9iS
Fs III MsSG M Ts95' h Hi s' " SS
P[4kr5Rs' HOTEL.-R Graham, N o; A II Mcmillan
aE sGiTCS oeSaS T T9E,e1 me-: CGn1ig H GOs' IVY
=, B4gEs, ARCAPE,-G a Edward Fa: e + Tupmap, Ii
Y Mccall sy M. q Y sgyi1h, N Wilkinson, La; VIM
LOUISIANA HoTEL-C Porter, Mobile; + Goldstein
N.Y. A Cohen. Mo; T Ashb'idEe, o.
Fashionable Millinery and Dress Making
No. 81 Canal street.
H.. LIAR i' opening her splendid rtment Of Mil
Straw and Sir BoaasJs vsiysts Fsathtr owsrs, &iB
So1 es S;s dsT. sey after ded to, and ooPsted
a. 'Ne Su'''''' pos'lole notice MA I'm
DR.. Hunters Curiosities of literature,
Removed From cornfT Of Exchange Pscs
No. "a ST. Charles stresb
directly opposite the s., Charles Hoe,
II AS now the most extensive Books, PaintnE
n frnts etc, the Southern Country comprising
Books u Msde. oil NOVELS BY he Is. luIhs
, IoianS &n e ssI !8 sTs lnd M
,oItqen Of Stationery all kinds viii buy and pay fair prices
with god terms. He has Iua6s Paintings
commission, suitable tor txhihiin very Music
from ondon, containing Opsral Songb best
In aho perfect museum, The and literature.
| k5B- Books loantd read and,
NJ CzeQu and 1vied call and questions
| ced. ma III
| We stings, Cassimeres, etc.
II HAMBURGER, 6i Camp hah received
IL ya splendid l1i Of tbs ab Goods, Of entirely style
ieecte in Paris by experienced hand warranted equal
| any ether tnent the city. nla
DURBRIDGE g co.
ia AVE Just received, ships Clifton Holiness
/ II ton TO their large stock Of Hats, the fulowiug
/ No. MOLESkIN,
No 2 MOLESKIN EIa
CASHMERE,
| a. BuENA VISTAS, ~
LAAiARTINE HATS
"a BOYS HATS,
CLOTH CAPS.
10 For sale low. etc. ETC. etc. etc.
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M RS. wAYMoUTiI No II Chnrtres street, having snga
~ very superior DreEl Maker prepared 10 an all orde
making Dresses ClOaks aud Manisa, al short notice a
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The House is wing by large majority Gov.
Briggs is elected by the people Palfrey has been
defeated by larger vote than before. Mr.. Phillips
vote is ten thousand smaller than before, and Bout.
nell's much larger
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try DALLBY's PAIN EXTRACTION.

She brought 10 my bed box and applied Ioms 10 the
T9 is.. et immediate ease wherever touched me- and
begged Tor enough TO annoBt thoroughly wa IN
tanned, and new life seemed TO invest ms. 10 remove tho
burning pam In the chest, even made Pills OF IT, and tO0E
mem which soon cured me. owe my life your valuable
ever Linoe early in the year 1872.
KERZIA FRENCH
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EE strangsrsin III e City, see nJ. b. r. MUL.I.EN'S
Ia The CHER eeuHnS Of this paper he
20 nssd weld Dc yell = give him sh IS OGStsmhsuSe
aIaat. al8apu
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may be confidently stated that there Is no case of
which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR
It is certain remedy and once the pain and
soreness.
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2 49, A-Ay up VttE bSI9 -, ,-, ,
T., - every variety, Of Hats such want for Ourselves and
TOT our friends but do Mt forget
,,, C. D. BUNCE's Premium Hat Stores,
hlz u 30 Canal corner Of ST. Charles and Common.
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WaH nine yean under medical skill in The cities OF New
York and Albany abOnng under the most distressing Fry
nPea5 attended with inflammation of the kidneys aud
wltn 0eeling Piles deeply liberated with large Jumps Of
BODY Inc urinary !ecretOns stopped for days when ny
distress became lnOleHbe. My tongue cTact ed and he
ROOT OF my mouth covered with and my uhet al
the root OF my neck was constant burning heat 60 that
cold water did not cool il.
In this misery lOnged for death and never prnstaJ 70
cOyery, when Mu Jossnp desired me to
TRY UAILBYj9 PAIN EYTRAuTpB
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Hloas IN psoul,i, ~ bis eEoellsnt ablshmahl
~ ~ havssvsr usss' s1d Tablv ss.ors,'S
,sh.e a. syssi-- eap.aiiy We NOV, Of - Bl-es
rala charge q t'.,9 q ,lal. ssosaby. TIE mode
aali concerned. "a 90. aaval no excuse. 20 az a
AZ. g ever bag" We ~, /, .hsl'loss. 60 one, 80
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JAMES II. sPRATLEY,
SURGEON DENTS

Office No, 10 st, Charles street,
Between Poydruy and Lafayette Square,
WHERE all operations on tbe TEETH will be performed N
w Iaisfac .ory manner. mis- iy
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HENRIETTA Munroo Co., N " S NAY hP 8. is4sP PAWS

= UIS, W UNI AND SORES
The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases
wonderoi so quickly does remove all pain and sore
ness, and hea' the injury No SCAR REMAINS It's ruo
cess in healing old sores of long standing is unparalleled
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EOrman's Book and Stationery Bestablishmsnt
n NJ - 10 CAMP ST.

booFffAeT and otafigner,
season. which he Offers 70 the City Country trade at prizes
As Low IS ANY OTHER HOUSE IN rms CiTY-.rJ
the quality and style Of The stock be superior nj ever
respect ~ 9n,f'
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.' - e s, .As l's' ia, !. Co.,
ihaa aasailsta hsl p hs's quality Of
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hAtA BOOKS i've can ats-,;-- -
81 ID. HuHrEH IA nnoll,, lan % Ne advertisement
'HaaA euliey shop which "a. Az m stSS' bssi' the
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1s state h.A9AeaIsF1.- nj. ----i.--r5;.
.y. S'1A o'a { IL os SS@Dssg ave I've
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o. The steamship Falcon left last evening for
Chagres, Uig Havana, with the following pas
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Harris Celebrated Cheap Shirt De pot
GENTS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
No. is Camp Street,
Adjoining the City Bank.
AN opening, rer arrivals the largest and best asIor
= msnt Of every kind Of
SHIRTS AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
oHoh would solicit inspection by those repenshg their
wardrobe The following part present stock an OF which
are our own manufacture, imported direct to this house
Linen Shirts:
hHtIa superhns round thread, made in daes style
eulgil mie 10. do. d.
Fine Irish Linen, Of various patterns and make.
Muslin and Cotton Shirts;
Finest Engli.h Muslin Yoke Neck fnest work
Do. York Mills do. eoiorelTE nd sfHcbs5 b..,D,..
20 o. Do IS iifsreRt P pss1aSl ?'''m'i
Extra fine do. do i t gsssI -,
Do. do do. lace embropiered
rune Sottop 5hTt1, Of every quality and style price
Muslin Shirt with Colored Linen Booms Collar, and ,yr,
Linen Cbeek SnI T,o,,I Sais 81 bands
hlehoryt o. heavy aud light maern.
Oouoh} sllk and MeTino Shirts and DraweTs;
Lambs Wool Shirts and DraWrra:
french FLANNEL Wrappers and Drawer.
Red and White Flannel shrs and A. u1ers.
Ban undeTshiIiu and Drawers
5auze herno Shirts and Draveu:
Gsuzc Cotton Shirts
Heavy Cotton Shirts;
P PmE Cotton Shirts for Clubs and Firemen;
very fine assortment Of Mefpo sbirts AMI u,,v,.,,
Hot ~ o. JauVhH KID English Silk Wooen Bucssklp and
CRAYATs and sCARFs Of the richest md ,,,.., .i,
FS SSr9, y > atNUkEkCHEfs silk ard Cambria
SHOULDER BRACES. pm M t1II,,i1SSSsi,,
MORNING GOWNS; TOoTu @RSRTn suiEEss
Ni9iHiT CAPS o' GG5aAs IsA IT sTlFFENEEs;
WIN many other articles al Of vhieh aTe ad N ~ Than ~
othtF eatablishuent % the Baes 1- t''i' my
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DALLEY,s PAIN EXTRACTOR.


but shall subOiu few testimonials Of value selected
country.
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Plaqusnlnes oOrrespondeno.,.

Benville, Claiborne, Desoto, Jackson and Union
TO be heard from '''''
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-13
AN ORDINANCE
For the Relief Of Strong Burneu.

FW TIC 1eettg " ~'tsonS 0Wneu.
Whereas Strong Burnell proposes to build a
Steam Mill on Lots No. 3 and 4, in Block No. S.
in the town Of Davenport, and desires the use Of
the land lying in front Of Block No. 5, for the
landing and storage Of Humber, logs, &c. There
fore,
Be 1t Ordained by the Mayor and .4ldcrme,, q,
The tomn of Davenport, That Strong Burnell. his
heirs and assigns; be and they are hereby author
lied to use the public lands lying and being in
front of Block No. 5, in said town, (excenfing
thereout Street eighty 1907 feet in width on the
north side OF said public land, } for the purnose
Of storing logs, lumber, &C., and hauling 10 and
from the river (excepting strip forty l4Ol feet
in widtl in front of the west 8de of the Lot or !.
cupied by Mrs. DilIon) and also the right TO the
use ofthe landing in front Of said Block for land
ing logs, rafting lumber, and other uses conneci-
ed with said Mill, for the term Of twenty [2Ol
years, and the right to moor logs and lumber.
and leave them in the water The length Of the
Block below said Block S, until some application
shall be made and granted for the use of said
Landing -prorided the said Strong Burnell, his
heirs and assigns shall build and put in operation
said Mill within one year from this date, and
shall annually pay into the Treasury of the town
Of Davenport the sum Of one dollar.
Passed and approved 10th September, l849.
JON'A. PARKER, Mayor.
Attest JAMES THoRINsTos, Clerk.