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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-13
Soap! Soap |! Soaps!!!

"Let him shave now, who never shaved before,
And he that shaved before, now shave the more"
And for that purpose, purchase and use such as
YOU can do it most comfortably with-Hauefs,
Roussers and Guerlan's Shaving Cream Rcus-
sells Walnut Oil Shaving Cakes, Lows Cosmetic
Tab ct. and Brown Windsor Cakes can be cont
IDENTIFY recommended All Of which may be had
4, Il. J. DELAYS.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-13
Important Remedy.
;TCHELL'S EYE SALV

ceriaia see aud sEsctIcl eu's for Sore, Hsas and
Ieeamed Eyes, designed expressly for diseases Of
the Eye,
The unparalleled succes Which has attended the rse o!
his repararion and the acknowledged necessity for some
article which can be relied upon, remedy III severe
of Ophalmc affection which are so prevalent IL '
country inarre the Proprietor tn make arrangements
troush his Agents to place this Salve within the reach o.
every individual who may need the benefits w'ir" F'>'
from its use. -
The great advantages possessed by this article over eT"r!
o,tcr It's CERTAINTY SAFETY, CONVENIENCE ana iC
MY All Physicians adn thai great daLsG: =! /" ,T i, n!
pretended from dragging the eye when IN III an !':U '.,
e:e!y removed as no harm possibly result from It's
use; it beiag in all applied to the extra! r2r,nS
and danger which necessarily attends the introduction {"
any pungent article into the eye
IS ACTIVITY in subluimg inflammation is so great that n i
require the Use Of more than one '"e 10 e''''
a perfect cure.
J. r. McKAIN, Agent for Camden
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-13
More Esich Eercss Goods.

Another case Of latcS rich Dress Goods, direct
from Broadway, aud consisting Of French GIng-
hams, plain and fancy Bcragcs fine printed Jaco-
ncis and Lawns, rich silk Tissues, uslrous linen
Ginghams, and fashionable EngIsh Prints has just
been opened at EONNhl y.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-13
GOOD GOODS! CHEAP!

GOOD GOODS! CHEAP!
The subscribers wishing 10 reduce their Stock to
the requirements OF the present increased iacIl'-
ties of Communication, purchasers will lind 1t to
their interest to look over their assortment OF
Dry-GoOds, Hardware, Groceries, &C
before buying, AS they feel confident that COM
parsun OF their Goods with any cthcrs' rs 10 quar-
iy and price, (cash or cred) Will not result 10
their disadvantage. o,
MCDONALD d. COOPER,
One door above the Bank of Camden.
Jan. l6. 3
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-13
Golfers Remedy for Diseased Horses
Irish Linens.

Real Irish Linens Of good quality, also, Ladies
Grass Skirts, for sale unusually low by
J. CuARLESWORTH.
April 24,h If l.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-13
Removal.

The subscriber having removed his Shop one
door ir rear Of NJ Drucker's store, will be happy
to supply any one with Gin, Horse MIL. Tbresh-
ing Machine CT Wheat Fan. He requests Plan
tiers, before sending to another State fer Gins, 10
call and examine his, as they are warranted to DO
as well made, as free fem taking fire, to run as
light, and make as good cotton as can be had, and
sold as cheap, Uwo dollars per saw, made out OF
the best cast steel plate.)
Old Gins faithfully repaired.
Feb T. K. J. McCRElGHf. L.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-13
Feb II
He took Il Fit.

1HC tooN a. = no
The undersigned would respectfully return his
thanks to the public for the large patronage they
have bestowed on him. and informs them that he
has made arrangements with Messrs. White 4
IJnderhill one of the most fashionable Tailoring
Establishments in New York, who will furnish
him monthly with the London, Paris, and New
York Fashions. lie hopes with his own well
known ability, and the large number OF good work.
men he keeps employed will enable him to exc
cute work at short notice. and in as good style as
can be done in the State, if any have doubts,
plcaae let them come and take fit.
P'O W. NJ WATSON.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-13
just Received,

just HcceiVtG, sly 81
$500 pounds pure White Lead &Ss-sses 3
$50 gallons Lamp oil sSssi
$50 Lnsred Oil -
IS Spirits Turpentine
300 pounds Sal .Esatus sstsl39
100 Black Pepper
rs Cogatc's Starch
IL dozen Sands Sl:saprila
! bale Hops r-s.
In conformity with III" times the above articles with ali
tie Goods in store will be sold lower than they have
been il i!s nia kct +. L. ZEMP.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-13
From New York,

From New York,
The subscribers have received per Southerner,
a case of "yTarnock'S" Fashionable Summer Has,
Also, dozens J. NJ. Davies, Jones & Co.'s pateI t
shoulder scam Shirts, and an elegant assortment
of summer cravats. They have also,
Broad brim white Fur Hats
do do Panama do
do do Campcachy do
do DO Palm Leaf
Yo' tbs Panama and Fur Hats
Children's Palm Leaf and Leghorn Hats sie.
Apr 4. MCDONALD u COOPER.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-13
70 Rent,

70 Rent, sos
Tha, valuable Sore Hnuse at present occupied
BY McDowaI & Cooper. Isis admirably arranged
for an extensive cotlon buying establishment
Terms will lie liberal and immediate possessions
given. Apply to {. J. SHANNON.
Camden Ian ISt. lS4Q Il ..- .a.sgs1 =
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-13
Cash for Bark.

We will contract for Bark at tn rae of So
cord. cash--or S. in Trade.
W. ANDERSON d. co.
March, 7lh, lS49 10 If
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-13
(outiOIl.

O,yur TO , grca, srrccss arl m.c~, sale n Dir Town.
scLd. Sar ap,rla uu;brrn nr:. VIII" were !rnry "mr
AGENTS. have c0nl,ncrd making SarSaanI!a Extracts
Eli>;rs E;lrrs Extracts of Glow Dock &r They G"h-
-,, , n, ia iI. l.ir "cd l!Ii,S. and s'r q! ~
have Stole and r";, advertisements. ti"y are oy
worthless limitations and >!iouid h"aI"ri''!.
For sale in Camden. by J. X. lck AIN. Price S. per
l,nl,i. Siy bottle Er 50. cash.
Ann iG. 80 "
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EtcCp Cool.
For Sale,

Two Philadelphia made GINS, to be seen al
C.. MATnESON'S.
September 6 80
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-08
Great Fire---Five Steamboats, burned

AT halfpast II O'Clock last night the steamboat Falcon
was discovered to be fire about midshps strong north
WIND was blowing at the time, and the flames were almost
Immediately communicated to the Illinois lying alongside
below ana the Aaron Hart and North America, above.
The fire ragged with extreme fury and despite the ears of
the h'emen the officers and crew. the Marshal Ney lying
next below the Illinois, also shared the same fate The
Robert MONS raised steam enough to push Off she caught
nom me intense heat of the burning boats but the fire was
soon sxtinguuhed with very slight damage The Lima
American aud other boats above saved by the space
between them and the fire. although in great danger at the
lime from the sparks, which flew thick and fast upon their
DECKS Nothing was saved from the boats burned with the
exception oil asma quantity of baggage the rapid progress
he prevented more than hasy exit of the pasen
gers and crews and perhaps the escung of the boats books
On the Marshal Ney they had time to fully effect this INT
not 10 move any OF the valuable cargo Some freight and
seyersl piles OF tarpauins burned upon the evee
The Falcon, Capt Richards, was new boat: wegaye a
description OF her. copied from one of the Louisville papers
Jew weeks sluce She arrived from Psducah yesterday
morning freshted with bacon, whisky, etc. and had I'M
loaded but small portion of her freight part of which was
also composed of l79 bales of cotton
Inc llhnOls, Capt BeltzhOOver arrived Yesterday from
ST. Louis Her freight consisted of 1900 bbs of our 400
sacks OF oats 1900 kegs lard 50 hhd tobacco besides bacon
potatoes ec She had discharged but a small portion of her
cargo On board of this boat there were several farmers
from 'he west with their produce which was all lost eav
ing them on the lsvee, without money or clothes.
Inc Aaron Hart Capt Kountz was up for Cincin natl
to start to-day at P. She had large sght on boar
tor that port and Louisville The Marshal New Can't
Barnard, receiving freight for ST. Lsnis A lafgs
amounto merchandise for the West was DESTROYED W t her
we could not learn owing TO the lateness of the hour
further particulars We understand that the North America
was also heavily Teghed but in the confusion that prevailed
was Impossible to gesn much information. The loss of
private property baggage, money etc. is said to be very
large az the Passengers generally saved nothing We do
not Know the amount Of insurance effected upon any of the
DoaA' put should suppose they partially insured.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-08

a. East Windsor Coun The 81 inst OF consumption Mrs
Bartlett. Of this city ' ~ s' ----'' &
On Sunday morning tbe 7h inst, J. SANFORD BACHELOR
as = years resident Of New Hampshire lately Of New York
@ TisnQs anu acqnantagoes, also OF W Thompson are
BeIuGG invited to attend his funeral THIS MORNING at Z
oc0ck from the Orleans Steam Mills Adele st. LAFAYETTE
II Ne" Hampshire and New York papers please COPY
on Sunday evening inst at O'Clock WILLIAM RI
LEY from the County Of Longforl Irela "
u Ills funeral will take place from his residence in Conrev ST
Lafayette, THIS AFTERNOON, O'Clock His fiepIs mi m
quanances are invited to attend. without notice
TON, aged about Years ' 'D VAN
~ 2 His friends and acquaintances respectfully invited to at
tenn ms funeral THIS DAY O'Clock P NJ from his late e
dence, on Market street between st. John The Bn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-08

DETENTION OF THE SOUTHERN MAr,.-The
mail from the south had been very irregular for
Jew days previous to the latest dates. The Bali.
more Sun of the 2sth says that the mail due on
wednesday the 27h did not reach there till Thurs.
DAY, being detained by the bursting of a Aue in
me locomotive, just as The train was preparing 10
leave Petersburg The mail due on Thursday did
not get IN till Friday evening, caused by the break
Ias on Thursday Of The machinery of the steamer
naillrnore, which had to put back to Alexandria
ana transfer her downward mails to the OsceoIa.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-08
Notice to the Gas Company.

NEWORLEAps, Oct u 1917
~ We, the undersigned, the lower part Hospital street
take this opportunity informing the Gas Company that va are
very anxious get light well in huuso the street,
which deprived three nights In
uhou consideration the part OF tho
Company, would respectfully suggest them the Propney
sending proper wokmeu away tie fEng md reimburse the
money paid 'amt being entirely stopped By the
want Of light JOHN MCDONNELL, JEAN MONTEGUT,
FRANCOIS GRAs +. b. JAPUs,
os II. j. GOURDON D. OTNEREUR
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-08
1000 dozen KID GLOVES.

Es- Rec eived To-day per steamship Ohio. LA
MES and GENTLEMEN's KID GLOVES, of every
color and quality
Also-GROs DALGER and other New Style BON.
NET SILKS;
New Style DRESS SILKS;
BONNET RIBBONS, PRINCES and TRIMMINGS
of all kinds
New Shape BONNET FRAMES;
Fall and COmpere Assortment of New FANCY
STRAW BONNETS etc.
AL of which will be sold Wholesale at The Lowest Prices
o. YALE, JR., & 90, 27 Msgaznest
o4 Iw2p betw en- Common and GTavieI.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-08

10 The Books Of the LOUISIANA HIsTRIoNIC AssoCIA-
ToN are now opened daily office Of the Secretary from 10 A.
M to u at the store Of E. TYLER No 80 Camp street, under
the following Rule and Regulation;
Article 49, Honorary Members he entitled Personal
ticket moi transferable and one ticket which will admit
set s. l0"i''''s" '"' r. NJ McALPIN, President.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-08

Dis RIOT CLERKs.-There are in the parish of
Orleans five District Courts and each of these
courts has clerk Every voter in the parish has
a right to vote for clerk in each of these five
courts for the cours are of concurrent Jurisdiction
and are all Of them for the whole parish-not for
particular district of the parish We make this
statement because we understand some of the voters
were under the impression that they have right to
vote for only one District Clerk,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-08
oOrrespOndonOe of the Crescent
The Cane and other CyODs-RepairiRg LeBees.
PARIsH OF PLAorEM1Nrs Oct 4 1870

The Cane and other CvODs-RepairiRg Lesees
PARIsH OF PLAQUEMINEs. Oct. L. 1919
Eas Cresesnt-AlthOugh the has much suffered
nun the cTeVates and summer rains yet our panterS with
lew exceptions hope now to realize an average
since the water has TeOeded from inundated fields the
cane mas much improved aud the present state of the weather
very favorable TO hasten S maturity had lately the
UpPouhy 10 travel in the upper part of the Parish and
before starting voyage hal expected to find tbes
series OF devastation and ruin, but what was my surprise IN
see every where large fields of cane in thriving condition
and extending as far as my could reach.
OGF planters are now much busted in cutting wood cu
ting hay, breaking corn and repairing their leva.s If tho
syndes Of the other parishes attentive 70 their duties
those Of our Parish, may feel certain that we have no
danger to apprehend from the iver
In haste etc
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-08

SALVAGE BY NATIONAL VESSELS. = The re.
marks Of ahe members Of the profession have
brought q light numerous decisions in which
salvage has been allowed to national vessels, as in
Che esse Of the Eugene, saved by Com'r Carpen-
der The case of the Amlstad is the only one re-
ported in the American books, bat Instances are
quoted Of payments made by arrangement. 1t does
not appear that the actual salvage TO be paid TO
Com'r Carpenter is iii dispute. He abandoned the
claim after having made it. What the migrate
Frenchm IN demands is satisfaction for the detention
which Cem'r Carpenter imposed for few hours
and the irascible diplomat appears TO have added
quarrel with Conf c. for having expressed he
opinion that he had a right to the claim, which he
had nevertheless waived Salvage would be a
case for the courts if Comr Carpenter had made
it, and the Eugeaie could have defended. DANA
yes for the detention would be case for the law
also, if the owners Of abe Eugene desired to claim
them What was LEFT for diplomacy is the request
Of the French Government that Comr carpenter
should be ceRsured for what was at most only
tnfing irregularity in saving French ship, cargo
and crew. The peasant in the Eastern story was
rewarded for saving his monarch from drowning
aud then beheaded for proanely touching the royal
person The Frenchman seems to insist, in this
case, emily on the punishment, forgetting the ser.
vice altogether, The whole proceeding of the
French Government, in pressing this demand, is
extremely illiberal It is a case in which they
should have referred the applicant to the courts for
redress, and dismissed his personal complaint
sgalnst Oonr Carpenter as mean aud frivolous
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-08

MOBILE lMPRovEMENTs.-Ag greater number of
buildings were erected 10 the city of Mobile during
ina last twelve months than during any twelve
months Tor the preceding eight OF. ten years. The
Herald Gays there now is sounder and more
profitable business done than was done in anv OF
the previous ten years
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-08

COMMISSIONER TO SPAIN.-According to the
Baltimore Sun, the President has appointed S
Teackle Wallis, of Baltimore, Commissioner to
Spain, TO examine into the validity of the claims
set up by pal ties to large tracts of land in Florida
prior to the cesson of that peninsula to the United
States
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-08

OF The Wing State Convention of New York
has made the following nominations For the Court
OF Appeals, Joshua A. Spencer; Comptroller, Wash
lngton Hunt; Secretary of State, Christopher Nor
gam Treasurer, Alvah Hunt; Attorney General
Samuel Stephens; Canal Commissioner, Nelson J.
Beach; State Engineer, H. C. Seymour; State
Prison Inspector, BENZ Squire.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-08
AndrewS'S New York Cheap Store.
ANDREWS q BRO,
New Stock of Fan and Winter Goods.


New Stock of Fail and Winter Goods.
M receiving, per daily arrivals, foil and
w complete assortment Of the following;
Richly Embroidered French Cambria Handkerchief
Plan q, q, =,
Very handsome Scoloped Edged =,
IRISH LINENS, all Quaities:
CashmeTes and MOusssIine lie LANES;
LEANS. BlanketI, QUILTS and FLANNELSi
EMBROlDERlES and LACE GOODS;
Bonnet. Cap and Belt RIBBONS;
Plan. Satin and Lutestrng do.
BALLOONS and BINDING:
Plain Black and Colo'ed MERlNO SHAWLS;
WOOLEN SHAWLS, every variety;
Linen and Domestic SHEETlNGS, all widths;
4 French CALlCOE A Turkey Red do;
Menmaok and IA! River PRINTS new styles;
Fine French WORKED COLLARS;
All styles OF Printed DE LANES
Rich Watefed and Striped POULT DE SOLE;
Heavy Lustre 81 ok MattiOni LUTESTRiNGi
Nv dozen Very superior co II N HOSE;
Grass Linen HANDkERCHIEFS;
Worked ia ONETS and NJ ull INSERTIONS;
MOURNING GOODS, every variety;
COatea's SPOOL THREAD.
Together with full assortment of Cotton Cords Linen
Braids Linen Threads SilE Rfads and Watch. Guards
Buttons Pins, Needles, Tapes stay Bindings Silk Cotton
and Linen Stay LaCes Ladies' Silk and Kid Gloves,
The above Goods all selected in New York rates
that will enable them to sell at LOWER RATES than the
City Dealers generally.
ANDREWS NEW YORK CHEAP STORE,
OCt5tf Julia and St Charles streets.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-08

Tie LADY ALICE, OR THE New UNA-A fur
Their supply of this much sought-after work has
been received by J. B. Steel, No IA Camp street.
10 those who have not yet perused it, we say buy
At Immediately, or you will be behind the reading
'age' " Have you read the Lady Alice % Is
standing question at present
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-08

OF 1t is rumored that the Pope does not mean
to resume his residence at Rome, but al Bologna
This city has water communication with Venice,
London Neps
Yes, and thousands Of sausgaes, if his holiness
should be fond Of em. As to the " water cummu-
hleauon with Venice that Is a small natter.
eaasages, excellent, reliable, UNREASONABLE saua.
rs constitute che connecting Rlks' between
#s'iaa Fagh ''''H
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-08

WISCONSIN PoLITIcs.-Nelson Dewey, the de.
mocratic candidate for Governor of Wisconsin,
declines to be considered the candidate of the free
soiers, which that party had rendered to him.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-08

~ The recall of Mr.. Donelson, American Min.
lister at Frankfort, is said to be determined at Wash
ngton, on the ground that the mission itself is no
longer necassarv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-08

TELEGRAPH CHARGES. - The correspondent of
tle Charleston Mercury writes from Baltimore, on
We SOth ult, that the Directors of the Southern
1eiegraph Company al their meeting in Washing
tons nave reesabished their former rates TO news
papers, charging them fall prices, the same as ndi.
vduals, to take effect after the 18th Of October'
We are praying anxousy for the restoration of the
Western line. Competition is demanded in these
telegraphic lines more than any thing else now
used by the public
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-08

HS- The letter of Mr.. Clayton in reply to M. de
Iocqueville was dated on the 9Th, and the dismis-
sal OF NJ Poussin on the 18th; but in consequence
OF al error of the mails, both went forward to-
gether in the same packet
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-08

Gs- The Pennsylvania State elections for Canal
Commissioner tby general ticket throughout the
State) and for members of the Legislature take
place tomorrow, the second Tuesday in October
Governor and Members of Congress were elected
last year
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-08

% The meeting Of the iron-masters of Virginia
to take measures to call upon Congress to make
laws to enable them to get higher prices for their
iron, IN other words to tax all other occupations of
industry for their benefit, was as it seems, fail.
ure. They are more modest in Virginia than ia
Pennsylvania. In the latter State they are loud in
their complaints that forty or fifty per cent. which
they get as duties and charges, as a protection,
against the cheaper article, is not more than half
enough, and the country is bound to tax itself to
make up the difference to them.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-08
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!
$4,000 Worth, Fresh from their Manufactory
ALFRED MUNROE & co.

y Z MAGAAlNE STREET.
HAVE by the arrivals steamship Ohio and ships Union
- IuHbana and Maydowsr received such ADDITIONS TO
THEIR STOCK place FAR ABOVE any other house tie
whole South Their friends will please TAKE LOOK at their
now IMMENSE STOCK They hayo also received A LARGE
STOCK OF BOYS CLOTHlNGi and they invite PARENTS and
GUARDIANS TO CALL and EXAMINE for themselves
- No TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
10 Below is partial list articles II ONE PRICE for
Goods, and NO DEVIATION. III
Dress and FrOck Coats
Brown, olive @cso golden brown olive green, invisible green
Black die brown and olive Polka and Lanartns Goats.
Sac Coats and PRletOts.
Black F.4nsa Cloth saes and Pdletosi
sIyeF dtpb Cct5 Sac. and Fsle,o,s s'''''
555S 5'; 60;
Brown, blue, olive black green and SILVER Drab Tweed
Rico go,sP 3 gla. oys grgrn, DIVE mulberry
Black and fancy oorei Cona Don saes and Pslet,t,.
Plaid Cashmere aud Heather Plaid ssss and Psloiots
EEtra super6ne B.snEet saas and Pa eot';
Blue drs dove-cooi, green and white Blanket saeS and
CIoaIzs and BouIevards.
Psa aa i Brown Po n CID Hsa SI' eS
Superf1s blue Pilot Cloth Cloag; heavy:
Black and fancy cl.orsd Tweed Boulevarls
PantaIoOns.
Bsz quality blaek French Doeskn Pants
ga 2l,s and fancy ;o u s Desssn Pon and
Vests.
Black and coIorsd Cloth Embroi erred Vests;
GUS to patti uarze or ie-CrIle;
Black Cloth, Cashmere ZlBe, and n
Best quality black Silk Velvet Vests;
Rich ianCy figured Silk Velvet Vests;
Black plain Satin Vests;
Rich fancy figured Silk and Satin Vests.
White MsTEaIles White Six Bail
A large
Boys and ChiIdren's Clothing.
Boys black blue and brown Cloth Polka III Coats
" Tweed Pc ka aul Sac CCa;s;
" Black fancy ana co.nred Cashmere Pants;
Chldreu's Suits, Polka JscAe sc;
Boys Black, Fancy Silk and Cashmere Vests.
shirts, Scarfs, CraVats, ETC.
EupeTfne all Linen ST stitched hos1ml
Do. English Nusiin Shirts; do. YORK Mil do;
Medium quaity lo. French Bingham and Calico shrn;
Linen and Cotton Check do;
flannel, gauZe, white
Very fancy CravaB TDraWers.
Italian and French black Silk Crayas;
MernO, 4shmeTe, BuCkskl, black and white Kid
Cotton NJ and Lambs Wool Half Hose;
Cotton and Bingham UnbTelIas
Trunks; Valisas Carpet BAYS, etc.
India Rubber Goods.
Cloats; Paletots Capes LeggDgs Lie PrsservorJ,
invite particular workmanship STYLE and trim
mings garments We feel confident they
passed suule, other establishment South Pur-
chaserS requested to cali and examine stoGk.
ALFRED MUNROE g. co.
Is 2pE 81 Magazine strsst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-08

BAD TENPER.-one of the Washington cores
pondents writes that the new chief of the consular
bureau in the State Department, having occasion
for some information in his office, sent to Mr.
Stubbs for aid, and that it was refused by that
gentleman because he had been removed by Mr.
CLAYTON