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Slavery Question.
The Democratic Convention Of the State Of
Pennsylvania, which met at Pittsburg on the 4th.
adopted the following resolution on the Territorial
Question
Resolgsa That slavery domestic local institution Of
the sOath, lnht TO State law snd with which he
General Government has polling TO DO. Wherever The
tinue q exist kseempg i violation Of Sta rights to
zenO extend DE Of bondage beyond 10 present do,
mlnien, ne q " eonfas 2 pqls q ne eomPlomse Of
advancing columns Of our territorial progress.
The Wing STATE Convention of Vermont, which
met at MONTPELIER on the 4ih adopted the follow.
ing very decided resolutions on the same subject /.
That the whigs OF Vermont in Convention assembled
1ttution. understood and expounded ~ ~ y, &
enunciation geai pnHeple Of human liberty and tbs
OF s7 an 10 their own loef rssoulo5s IN
che oons.ans and gneha9sns Standards Of heir pCeai
That se ordinance 81 i1 fobidding the existence Of
an ne tsffoTy th5n bee9sn ~ IA tsseing, q y did
ouded within the limit, he several states a ne new pro
psose 81 s 6asd ss as boS5d z N ri winch S .69
ne nra anes . BY the laws Of nature and humanity and
That ire subsequent admission Of States formed ou, Of
Was 10 tnusia6o violation thai praeipis ''a'es'
That tie annexaton OF Texas By the democratic party
aYOWed pufpo Of furnishing slave market and sxtendna
IN .ts1 & i @ NJ i slavery IN suite
Vgfk The whole IIou outrage unOn the funda
plucineafAi our ana an insult 10 the
free states, which deserve the epobauon of the American
people, and hit hq anthQu and abesiou q this nefaoul
measure Oaghl 10 be heId accountable accordingly.
That nnlss as we hope ard trust tbe people Of Caiot
59Inia ana Rev Mexc shti anoipaie t1e action # on
Natens legislature By presenting themsoges ior admis
son as States, with constitutions iolhdqng the eNtence
4lRRe, az an early period Of the n Congress
u wall DC the duty Of that body Immediately % secure th
pfpetaai exclusion q dyerv from those territories, BY ap
piiaA % HEM me pnnclpes Of the ordinance Of 1851
Aaat The ksae5s Government 0peht to relieve ilsel
ltom az fespoAslI Tor the exiIancd or Continuance
saysg, OF The Traffic n slaves 10 the District 81 Columbia
ana Wherever she Aa Npvenmant Possesses consttnlona
4uihoruy 10 iegsnie on the snhise.
Aud innhef that the illegal nfieasnt r,,,. ,,sti,- b.
Texas 10 include wi hin her limits thsf ,sonr N IS ~
IA Nc' wing east of the Rio Gaude srf ihs-shg 800
spfed over territory now Zee The enne of amman sls-v
meat" - -'N'tehoA evNsin'
The iree-demoeraoy, as they call themselves. in
Vermont, have adopled similar resolutions. which
We have published So that all parties in that
STATE are for the frse-soil doctrine.
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0y We publish this morning communication
written in very waFm language, on the subject Of
ghs case ofabducdon. IN which the name Of the
Spanish Consul is mentioned It is given as an
indication Of she state Of public feeling under the
presumed stale Of the facts. We ahaye given IN
another place as full an account Of the circum-
stances as can be obtained al the present stage OF
tie inquiry. Obviously some additional particu.
lara ara necessary to a right understanding Of the
whole merits Of the question. There is no doubt
il our minds that wrong has been committed,
and that Ell The power Of the law. and if need be
Of the nation, should be pus forth to enforce The
right. But the degree Of individual and national
responsibility, and the right and duty Of inie
Ference, are questions both Of fact and law thar
require careful inquiry. The American sensibility
70 such ouirages need not be doubted and requires
no stimulus to rouse it to action rather should il
be calmed that il may not act too hastily and upon
misinfofmafion
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MALTA correspondent at Malta Of one Of
the religious papers, says that there is not single
missionary laboring among the one hundred and
twenty thousand Maltese living under the protection
1.-THE British Government
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Or Over six million acres Of timber land have
been burnt over in the vicinity Of Calais Me-, and
inthe Briish provinces. Several farn.houses were
also deslroYed
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YERMoNT.-The wings Of Vermont held State
Convention at Montpelier on the ath to prepare for
the coming election. E. Fairbanks, Of Caledonia,
presided, and the State officers chosen last year
were renominated, as follows; for Governor, Car
los Coolidge, Of Windsor for Lieut. Governor,
Robert Pierpont, Of Rutland for Treasurer, Geo
Howes, Of Montpelier. The opposing candidate for
Governoris Horatio Needham, nominated at con-
vention which is described as a coalition Of free
soilera and democrats, on antislavery grounds but
in fact the resolutions Of both conventions, the
wing and the free soil democrat, are equally positive
and incorporating in their declaration of free
soil doctrines.
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Or sixtYsfour members Of the Massachusetts
regiment in Mexico have peiiioned for charter
as a new military company IN Boston.
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THE CHARGE 70 VIENEA-Ths MilledgeviIle
Federal Union says that the now Charge Afiaires
81 the court Of Austrs has requested 70 Be recalled
and that ia Oclobsr next he viii resume bis resi-.
dencs Ia Cas- county. il that State.
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hEPUBLlQfE SYMPATHY. immense meet.
ing Of citiz Philadelphia, held on the ath. at
PHILADELPHIA passed resolution enireating the
Administration 90 Washington % recognizes thu
freedom Of Hungary and Rome, not with reference
% the success o. defeat Of revolutionary progress
there, sbui because four republican brethren ans
fighting for Liberft.s
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1s~ Widow Elizabeth Grndell, aged lO4 years
months and days, died in Goshen, N. H., June
22d. She leaves a descendant of the fifth gene
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DEDIcATIoN.-The Odd Fellows Cemetery at
Philadelphia was to be dedicated with appropriate
solemnitss, on the l7lh inst. The avenues have
been laid out and partially gravellsd and about $50
bodies are already inferred within the enclosure.
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- A most superior and new style Of Mems Sum- -
meT HATS Yonths' and Chldren's Fancy
HATS and CAPS. received By late arrivals. ~
y These goods are unsurpassed in this Of any y
other market, and can be found tOealhe with complete
and varied assortment Of HATS. CAPS, UMBRELLAS,
and BABY JUMPERS. at D'ARCYia,
iyl9 Bits corner Of ChaTtres and Canal sts
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RETURN OF MISSIONARIES. - In the Zngar,
which lately arrived at Boston from Soar,baya,
came passengers, Rev. William Youngblood and
wife, Of the Boneo Mission. and their two chill
dren; Mrs. A. J. Caswell from Siam, and three
children.
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or The ten hour law for Pennsylvania passed
at the last session Of the Legislature, went into
operation on Thursday the 9th inst.
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The CANADIAN INDEMNITY BI,L,--Five COM
misaioners have been appointed by the Governor
General of Canada, to examine the applications for
payment Of losses under the Rebel indemnify Bill.
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Or More than seventeen millions passengers
passed over the railroads in Massachusetts, during
the past three years. OnlY ifty-six persons were
killed. and sixty. five were injured.
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0se The drawing Of che Bel Air Lottery Of Mary
land, Class No, %, which took place at Baltimore
on the 10Th inst, resulted as follows Sc, AZ. 81.
20, 7s. SO, 50, %, y, 90. 80, 40, and so.
25, 50, 70 a prize Of 5000. and 49, 40, 62 prize
5000 We are informed are held in this city,
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or The Mirror publishes list Of the names Of
2s7 persons who have left Nantucket for California
L adds that At least 100 more will go from the
Island in the different vessels which are to sail in
a fsxv weeks
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TO OWNERS OF PRoPETY, ARoHITE0Ts

AND BUILDERS. NOTICE.
II +. DELAWARE late Foreman of the Company
- VieIl'e Montague" (PiopretOr Of the Mosseman
Zinc Mnes) in Paris has inst opened mandatory Of
desenptOns Of work in ZINC, COPPER TIN and
SHEET IRON suitable for Buildings and Household
Utensils the Whole done according the latest mn-ove.
ments "; Fl d, more particularly undertakes ZINC
ROOFlNG which he guaran lies for twenty years. Also
Bathing Apparatus, Water Closets, and every thing con.
necied with the Plumbing Business. ZINC LIE TIERS in
Reiaf Of all klrds ply on the emes. 81 franklin
rect between Cont and Bisnys where samples of the
above mentioned works can be
Refers 10 MessIs Shark Day & Staufef; Edward Goud.
chaux, Builder.
"MossBLMAN zTNo," FOR ROOFING.
The subscribers Agents for the sale Of The Vieile Mon
taFne COmpanY celebrated Sheet Zinc, would call the al
tentiOn OF Builders and others 10 tn article (when used
OF proper thickness and quality durable and economical
article for Roof It has been used iOOfs Europe for
thty yeas without repair, and is apparently good
as when INST put II is particularly calculated for the
roofs Of large buildings chuTchs sugahOuses etc Crcu
lars giving all the requisite information the subject can
be had and models OF the mode OF using seem on hppcs
ton to SLARk, DAY L. STAUFFER
JylS 1wdlmW corner Can4 and Magazine sts
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0ey- The Eenas are giving concerts in Maine,
and the papers there speak highly Of their preco-
cious talents
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OIYMplc Tar4Iaa This eseaine, The ypoodman's
Hut VIA b snsaiad. The performances tc conclude
with 81 Tbs Dumh besH
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BARGAINS / BARGAINS n
ar The entire stock of SUMNER cLOTRfRG Of
ALFRED MUNROE g. co.

ALFRED MUNROE g. co.
No. IA MAGAZINE STREET,
Wl DO sold such Prices astonish the purchaser -.
Give 3 a call
Merino Parameta, Dress and Froek Coats
!" g. and Alpaca Sac ="
CaEtIreI6te AMI S8ngle-Inilie Cloth Sac g Goats.
Linen, white and cplored sac and POLKA
Merino Paianeta and Drap de Turk Pantaloons;
Linen Check, white aud colored Drill g
India Nankeen aud Pongee
French and American Cottonade
" large stock suitable CALIFORNIA Emigrant
tsng Rubb Goods Check Shirts and all aIelssRed
Shirts aud Drawer etc, Also,
susin Shirts, stand-up turnover collars;
Lse Thread, Super SIX GAuze MerinO, Gauze Flannel
ami Saqae Cotton undershirta and DraWersi
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas;
Fgunka, Valsss Carpet Bags, etc. r
India Rubber Clothing Hunting. Jackets, etc.
II Examine this List Of Prices.
Beatquaiy Back Cloth Dress Goats former pcs $50
" Do do ..-..-......2ls %
a s 4 ::::::::::::: : (
22tb S S 9o '...'..'..-'i6i ia "a y
Black Cloth Froekn prices in The proportion.
Best quality Black Doekn Panta. ,s9 former pres, s
q, q . o. % ......;:.3si So
very large OF eoorsd Cashmere Prices
from 81 70 81, r eIaarkabl 3 cheap goods.
Super Black Satin Yeats. from 50 90 %
ae Solofs1 90 ..-s.-.--s 09 to w
Also Vests saek Velvet Cloth Msino Cashmere Bonbssns,
etc. ETC., an exceedingly cheap.
Also, Black and Coord Cloth Paletots Cashmere
and Tweed Sca and Paeto Coats Pants Cord
Cashmere Vests Wool and Meruo Uuehis aud Draweru
~ One Prtee!--..No Deviation! "a
y12f ALFRED MUNROE & co. "a RIagazinest.
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RECOGNITION on THE HUNcARIAN REPuBnIC
HY TIE y 9. 9ovERNMENT.--h was mentioned
few days since thar MI 3 B Brsisach bad peti-
toned ne y s. Government to recognize the Be
public Of Hungary BY the appointment Of a diplo.
matte agent thereto. The New York Journal Of
Commerce states ihal DR. Brsisach has received al
answer 70 hia application, and, as it seems, satis-
iaeloll one.
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CRESCENT MUrUAL IEsURANoE CoMFANY.--
BY an advertisement "a another column il may be
seer thar ne Crescent Mutual Insurance Company
s New Orleans Is now ready to receive appliea-
cations and make insurance. on Fire, Marine aud
River risks, 81 the iaria rates Of premium The
company has subscribed and pledged capital Of
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars; and the sub.
scriher consist Of the principal merchants and mer-
cansile firms Of The city. IA addition to the merit
Of being founded On The principle Of mutual insur-
anee, By which every man who insures with the
company is interested 10 is welfare md profits, the
Crescent Company IS entirely domestic to New
Orleans. It's iniactthe only institution which has
az yet been organized under the general ineorpora-
ton lawDf the State Cor Fire, Marine and River
Insurance As another step towards the localiza-
on Of capital ia New Orleans, 10 deserves the sup
Port Of an interested 10 the advancement our civ
Do We ere indebied 70 tie officers Of the Jas
+. Day i0r Mobile papers.
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To the Officers and Members Of the Fire Depart.
mani of hnninipaliiH No. Tun

~ Al meeting of JACKSON FIRE co. NO. Ia, held al
their Engine House Wednesday Evening Juy 49, 1885, the fol-
lowing resolutions adopted
Resoirea That e Ordinance the Second Munich
pay Council their meeting Tuesday evening" July
TO- 1879 concerning The Fire Department. unreasonable unjust
RcsglB,d That unanimously end against proceedings
ResoLred That Como o. Three be appointed with he
denim ears sd Co@siee u a. BAR RdN " S Sv gss
S. SHAKESPEARE
Rsolusd That The proceedings OF this meeting
the Poayuns, Delta and Crescent newspaper this city.
iyt9 By order. IA. A. HENDRIKS, Secretary.
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msER ADYERFIsE6ENTs ON THIRD RA0A,
Masis5setlt i. OLIVIA Griea, % P, n. Cars.
Nobir. .ORrGON, Hsrn, II A NJ cars.
H1fi. CA LiFOBNtA Reynolds, 81 A. n. ualt,
pascasoaia GEN TAN LOR, Scott, u A N. Cara.
Red Riuer......- II. DOS WELL kimbal. p M,
Rad River. ....... w. A. NiOLEFTs Kay, 5 2, d.
Loisse5Hs. .......... METEOR, Turner, p. NJ.
ouaciita ..........JU LA. Rhodes, p n.
The Ship Tennessee from NewYork is now
asehaIgine Homeopathy where onsigneas are
qaesd % asod ne receipt Of heir goo or they will be aersa
az their expense and risk.
y7 sAML. TOBY NEPHEW. So Camp st.
eE The ConsiRnee Of Is bbls Merchandise TO order,
gr ship TENN EssEE from Newfo requested mas bun
M known the Dschargmg Click the Leve, Post B First
Annieipaity. iyi7 SAM. TOBY q NEpHEW, 70 Camp st.
- ~ The oonsignee Of so Oieasks TO or er per ship
Hone ire Boston, requested call at the
ee'ning The same lyi6 l. IL GALE, % Common st.
ENIs Neither the Captain nor The Couaignee Of the
French brig LES DEuX sQEURS will Responsible Tor debts
Contracted by ehe OF said vease.
iyl4 l, u GALE, % Common street.
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ERRY LlEE NEMal
7eleggapRs9 70 he 6 Dat5v Cgssosl,t.n

First DIsPArcH
BALTIMoRH, July l3-LiUerpool Markets,-At
Liverpool on the Both Of June, Western Fiour was
al from "A to 25s, Baltimore at from 2s Cd 10 25s.
Some sales Of an inferior article were made at from
q to POS. 6d.. Provisions were unchanged.
1000 bbls. good rough Turpentine were sold at
~ 3d.. the Spirits were dull at S.. 300 bbls. Of
common Amber Rosin were sold at from 3. sd. 10
q. 3d.. Good new Carolina Rice in tieroes was
at from lss. Sd. to lss. The Niagara brought
$4,000 in specie.
SECOND D1sPAToH.
WASHINGTON, July Aarkets--The Liver
pool quotations are-for Flour, superior Western,
from "A to 25s-, Inferior at 2ls Cd; Philadelphia
from % to S4s.; Baltimore from 2ss Sd to 25s.
For Corn, White from q to 35s. 3D.; Yellow from
81 TO 35s.. For Meal from Is to rs For
Wheat from to Is 4d. =. Beef is unchanged.
OF Pork only the inferior qualities are saleabls4
the prices are the same as before OF Bacon the
arrivals are large, but the prices rem in firm.
FraHce.--A dissolution Of the French Cabinet is.
it is said, probable. Stock has improved; Elves
were at so francs 25 confines. Tie Minister for
Foreign Affairs says there is no danger Of war.
England.-The Bill for the transportation Of
Smith o Brien and his associates, has passed Par.
lament 1t is supposed that the Queen win par
don them on her visit to Ireland.
THIRD DIsPAToH.
WAsHINsToN, July l4-Italg.-Later accounts
from Rome report that the city was taken. oudi-
not, it is said, offered terms. England appears to
be friendly to the Romans The French seem in
disposed to lombard the city The Austrians have
su.ne nr3ed fls bf,r, he rgIr,art ,f Moons, 4 ans
pension of arms has been proposed by the Vene-
lians
Hungary.-The Hungarians continue to be sue.
eessfnl several small affairs have taken place
since the renewal ofhostilities. The Msgyas mani
fest great enthusiasm. The accounts from Central
Germany are more pacific.
Aarksts.-The Committees quotations are-for
Cotton, Upland,) 4sd., Mobile Aid, Orleans SD
At New York on the 23d, qSth, we supposed Cot,
ton advanced from I'd. to 3D. . Since the steamers
arrival the sales have amounted to 1000 bales. (.
Flour is fam with slight advance. . Stocks
were dull
ouRTHtDIsPATCH.
BALTIMORE, July 16-M qrEets.--In London, on
the 18th, Official ConsoIs were sold at from 9lB to
90 ex-div. The new Three and quarter Per
Cents were at from 92a to 92s. AT Liverpool, on
the 29th, Cotton closed with Fair Upland and Mo-
bile at AID, and Orleans at std. The weeks
import was H2,60O bales; the stock on hand,
$4,000 bales, against $4,000 at the same time
last year--550,OOO were American, being an in
crease of $4,000. At the sailing of the steamer
Cotton was steady at the above prices. j. Prime
Ohio Flour was at from 25 to 25s. Cd !. American
Wheat was at SO pence per 10 pounds, !. Corn,
Whine and Yellow st from IS to s5s, 3D.; demand
active
ch0lsra.-The cholera appeared in the Baltimore
Almshouss on Friday.
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More Political Sent inaent. Of The North on IN,
slavery Question.
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LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE.
@, M. SIMPSON, No % Charities st.
oasru for sale his entire stock Of FANCY STAPLE Day
GOODS either Whosras retail approved err at
reduced prices and many less than consequences
making change his present business Merchant PsnteF and
Families viii ind ii 70 their interest call and
Among his stock viii be found large assortment Of
DRESS GOODS.
Silk Tissues; Plain, Plaid and Figured FoulaTd SILKS;
Broeade and Bloohe Silks
BLACK sILKs-of all widths and qualities, for MantiIa
and Dresses.
SILK MUsLNs-BAREsEs-Pain, Satin, Striped and
Printed; large assortment
PRINTED MusLINs and LAwHs-OrgRRdiss.
SWISS MUsLINs, northumberland and white PLATA
and figured Swiss MuslinS.
ROBRs-Swiss embossed. Of various styles
French JacOnets and Cambics.
large lot Of Cheap Musins, from 10 to Is cents
GNsHAhs-A large lot Of genuine French, at Is cents;
cases OF 90 hne' new styles
rs cents per yard.
PARAsOLs-TwO cases new styles also cheap.
HosIERY-590 doz. Cotton Hose and Half Hsss, CHEAP
MOURNING GoODs-Black Mouszelne de Lame Barege
BOnbnzn AiPaeau, chay', sis Tissues. Huins
sHAwIgas worth Of zeal China Embroidered, Dam
sss, White and CooTsd CRAZE saA Wis which viii be Of
Muiin shasls, various styles
MAETILLAs-Of Muslin, Embroidered and Lace
LACE CAPEs and COLLARS.
LINENS and House. Keeping Goods.
IRISH LINEN sHrRTINa of the best manufacture, grass
bleach, for family
LINEN SHEETIEGs Of all widths, fully guaranteed.
TABLE, LINENs-Damask and Cloths with Napkins 10
match F ~
DIAPERS of all kinds Huckabuck Scotch Bhdseye.
TOwRLINGs OfvaOus kinds Russia Ctash Linen Checks
pure and mixed.
ar An Linen Good, are sold with full guarantee, being pure
and Of the best fabrics.
PLANTATION GOODS.
kERsEYs and LIEsEVs; JEANS and DRILLS Iowels and
heavy "a Cottona; Choeaw Stripes; Kentucky Jsans-Cns-
meres' 500 pairs PLANTATION BLANKETS.
a. The above form but small portion Of the stock all Of which
will be offered At low prices ny4Qdpu
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Sa@ETzg Pearl Division 70. g. S. Of THE officers
A. and members the above Division will plea meet al
9AANS Temple Hall THIS EVENING, Thursday, july l9,
.-418 Al O'Clock precisely. A. II. ELDREDGE w. P.
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NEW oRKBANS.

ra1aaD1T lloHNHIa, July y i8l9-
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The Democratic Convention Of the State Of
Pennsylvania, which met at Pitiaburg on the 4th.
adopted the following resolution on the Territorial
Questions
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~ Pearl Division No 8, S. Of THE officers and
ntmhers Of this DIVISION respectfully ed
their meeting SATURDAY EVENING tie
2lst o'clock bus importance will be brought be-
fore the Division. by order OF the w. p
jyl3 WIN H. ALLEN. A.R.s
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GF~ The Own er of a large sUGAR.KETTLE, Wins
the lot Poydras few doors from st. Charles
informed that unless he calls and taxes will he sold
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= - - n ~ 80. e.
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FINE SHIRTS.

az wehh complete Of Emo Liner
and Cotton SHIRTS As bRve li made,
abled guaranty 1T These Shirts mads expressly our Gus
onsru and Of The latest styles a made bs
materials, and in the best mannar.
GUINNESS & CO.,
iTR-lm2dp DealsIu IN Fancy AFesu u Camp 81.
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RnaAF TA........RaGATTAl

REGAF ia RE G ATTA
THE PASS CHRISTIAN REGATTA CLUB win hold hsir
n first meeting SATURDAY, 2lst
INST, at 10 O'Clock A. u. II
~ P,iE-, SILVER PITCHER. Free. - - sAg.A
10 n ga i-hoats. "a
~ Immediately aher the Race, The Club
via The Hotel purpose final organization.
desirous Of entering their boats VIII pleRse address
r. n MONTGOMERY, " pr9 tenn.
By order Of II. r, W. HILL, President
Pas ChTtstiaai July II, 1919.
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~ We ara indsbisd 70 tie Officers Of the Jas.
i. Day f0r Mobile papers.
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Dry Goods by the Package.
N. BRADNER SMITH,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
hA No. go GRAVIER STREET. "
Close of the Season.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS

THOMAS BRADY, Al Charities Street,
WILL, from this date eqmmenes selling Of his entiIs
w stock Of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
want Of Silks. shawls, Bamges, PLATED Musns, lrsh
LinenI article in the Dry Goods line will consult
their own interest by examining the Stock before making
their purchases az the 6OodB will BE- sold Of BARGAIN
eIH II. BRADY will. the lst November, remove 10
Store No. 90 CHJgRTRES STREET, opposite, where
be will open new and splendid stock Of EGl and WRer
Din Goods iy8H
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-19

F Alargs supply Of OLD PENS Of al the cslebsaisd
makers, ranging from
One TO Eighteen Dollars
For sale, wholesale and retail bY
GUINNESS co
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-19

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