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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-19

Late from Texas
By the arrival of the steamship Portland, Capt.
Place, we have Galveston papers to the 18th.


BY the arrival of the steamship Portland, Capt.
Place, we have Galveston papers to the 18th.
Cart. Mars CALrrosxAns.- Civilian Of the 18th
Were iossd 5, number from The Colorado swelling 3.
party about y nSpss s:. They design sGi.s By the
from bis sxpsS,on to do de Note The party have
at Pde Note last @ and oaed with
Hehsmh nearly the route that he intends to
Locusrs At AusTIN.-The Austin Democrat mentions
another visitation Of grasshoppe IN that region
months Of October and November last myrad Of insects
called gIasshoppen appeared in that part the
The cold weather either destroyed or caused them to
pear in flight With the return of weather. and since
The opening Of spring about month since the young Of
numbers.
MILITARY DEpor.-Capt. Arnold, who is in command
Of the highest post on the Brszo, has been author
has chosen Houston for that Capt Arnold con
.seas @ p q e
that by the former route the distance from Austin to the
and nearly diree line from Houston The post with but
one stream-tte Navasotte-to cross Capt thinks the
other posss between his present position and Red River ali
receiving their supplies direct fiom Houston.
G6s WoaTa,s !, EXPEDITION ;on .a. Daniels u s
News of the l4th having come from Lavaca by the Port
for G expedition Of worth % the Pae a
Nors. He will return forthwith with such teamsters as he
general opinion that this expedition will set about the
fint proximo
meeting of the citizens of Hays county held at the
town of San Marcos on the 2h March for the purpose Of
towns Of San Marcos and FredesksbuTs ' '''''-" '
HEALTH OF GALvEsToN-The Civilian Of the 18th says :
Galveston is perfectly free from disease There chol
here. and has been nothing like since the imported
mentioned week before last But two deaths have
CURED during the past week-boh in the Hospital The
Mexican Lewis, died of chronic disease"
WEATHER-We understand, says the News of the 18th,
that planters the BTaZ0s have recently been visited
with very seasonabe and refreshing rains In places
the surface Of the ground too dry to obtain good stand
planting subsequent paragraph, the same paper
The weather, which, for several days had been quite
and fine underwent of its usually sudden changes
last night and to-day have Noher cool enough to
enable the thirsty dispense with ice ;"
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DOLLAR GOLD PEN


u The prevalence Of the Cholera In the city in the early PATIO
The season has placed the undersigned IN ne position many @
over they offer their entire stock Of
WINTER CLOTHING
at prices to accord with the and tunes
Those Fine and Fasnnabe Clothing cheap LOT can
respectfully invited and examine and pricss
fy20 2dptf THOMPSON & NIXON. a Csnalh
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TELEGRAPH TO THE SOUTHWEST PAss.-This
inuch-needed line is completed, and to-day CON-
mences business for the public. Dispatches came
over it during the whole of yesterday, the line
working beautifully. Those who are acquainted
with the country from the vicinity of Fort Jack
son to the mouth of the rivef, may conceive the
herculean task undertaken and so successfully &C.
complshed by the proprietors and builders of this
line. For the whole distance between the Fort
and the terminus of the line, near the Southwest
Pas Lighthouse, the work has been constructed
shrough mud and water always knee-deep-but
oncs built it appears to be one of the best con-
structed in the country.
We understand that it is owned by a few gen.
tlemen of this city principally by the Union Tow
boat Company and the builder and protector. 1t
promises to pay them well for their enterprise, and
will prove vast aid to the commercial operations
Of the city. Dispatches will be received at the
Office of Mr. Lloyd, 100 Camp street, until further
notice, and at the Telegraph Office, Algies.
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SUMMER UNDEROLoTHES.

SUMMER UNDEROLOTHES.
t. We have received large assortment of Genemes I'm
dershirts and Drawers OF superior quality:
UNDERSHIRTS of En- glish Lisle Thread;
.... Gauze Cotton Nett;
80. of Gauze Merno
.... OF Gauze Flannel;
.... of Plain Cotton
of Pongee SILK;
80. Silk Nett.
DRAWERS OF Gauze Cotton Nett;
80. OF Gauze Merino:
80. of Gauze Flannel
... OF Silk Nett;
Of Plain Cotton.
ALSO
Brown and White Cotton HALF-HOSE, of supe-
quality.
NORRIS & WAY, No. % Camp street,
Hpl9 2dpd Common street, Under Hewletts Exchange.
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.Sss Third Pace for CRY News, &c.

STRAWBERRY PARTy.-Tonght the Ladies OF
the Annunci6ion" Church under the charge OF
Raw. Mr.. PrsstpD) give . Strawberry Party, or an
evenings enfertainmsnt at the large Hall over the
Commercial Exchange, ST. Charles street, to which
shsy invite all the good people of this, the Ores
cent City," They ought to be encouraged in their
GOOD works and labon love. We learn that
rood supply of strawberries has been provided.
M Yeaerday's Evening Picayune has the fol-
lowing appointments transmitted by telegraph:
For New ORLEANs.-Samuel ]. Peters, Col
lsctor; Robert B. Stille, Naval Officer; Manuel J.
Garcia, Surveyor.
FoR BosroN.-Philip Greeley, Jr... llectoh
FoR APALAcHIcoLA.-Benj. Hawley, Collector.
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A CARD. OIL PAINTINGS BY OLD MASTER

MIR. OLIVER has the pleasure of announcing to the
view. for private SAFE in the large Room over
the Commercial Exchange. 8. Charles street.
BY Eminent Masters ofthe Old School VIZ P9u,sn Cana
Luni Tenner. Wilson. Ganisborough, etc The Ladies
and Gentlemen of New Orleans and lovers of the Fine Arts
generally are most respectfully invited to call and view
them Hours of from o'clock until PM
To No charge for adm1tance. apH 6t
IT, California Mining Association of the City
of Neu Orleans Company will hold its Meetings
EVERY EVENING Sundays excepted at hapast O'Clock
Room No Banks 6cade where Pc
information the sub
ect The OF sku and practical MINER and CHEM
ST the Mining operations Of the Com
pan This Company will leave for California at the earliest mo-
the subject also
application Captain GEORGE DUNG at Banks
Arcade the hours Of and IL O'Clock A. M and and
O'Clock P. M. GEORGE YOUNG.
p Mechanics and Working Men particularly invited to
attend the Meetings. apl2
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Architectural and Scientific Works
Atw ooDRUFF's, No So Camp street.

THE BEAUTIES OF MODERN ARCHITECTURE.
Illustrated by foreght original plates by Leieve Royal Svo
HATFIELD's AMERICAN HOUSE CARPENTER.
Treatise upon Cornces and Moudng Framing, Doors Win
ow and Stairs. Three hundred engravng Edition OF 1879
WIGHTWICK's HINTS TO YOUNG ARCH.
TECTS With Downing's Notes. and Hints Persons about
Building the Country. Plates. syo. Price 81 So
DOWNING's COTTAGE RESIDENCES. With nn-
TUTHI.L's HISTORY OF A ARCHITECTURE,
From the Earliest Tunes It's condition in Europe and
The United States With Biography of Eminent Architects,
end Glossary of Architectural Terms Numerous
Handsome plates. Syo, cloth. Price $3 So.
BARNARDS SCHOOL ARCHITECTURE Second
LEFEVRE's MODERN BUILDERS; GUIDE Ninety
NlCHfoIlsoS VS. CARPENTERs NEW GUIDE
BROWNS CARPENTERs ASSISTANT. Contain
Account OF Egyptian Grecan and Roman Arch ectne
ALSO description Tuscan. Dcric lonc Corinhan and
Composite ORDERS together with practical rules and tables for
Carpenters aud upwards OF fifty plates of Plans Elevations,
Details etc. Dwelling Houses. 4o Price "a So
BENJAMIN'S ARCHITECT; or, Practical House Car
penter. Sixty engravings Price 90 so.
EvANS'S MILLWRIGHT'S GUIDE, Twenty eight
descriptive plates. Twelfth edition. 8yo Price 81 So
MULLER'S PHYSICS AND METEOROLOGY. IL
and tS1 e9cred plates syo cloth Prss N ~ 70
Nearly 800 engravng svo, CLOTH Price 81 So aPis St
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CALIFORNIA AND OREGON MAILs.-Postmaster
General Collamer gives notice that the U. S. steam
packet Falcon will be dispatched from the port of
New York on the 18th of April inst; from Charles
ton. SC, on the 22d, morning; from Savannah,
Ga, same day, evening; from Havana on the Goth
Of April inst; and from New Orleans the steam
packet Isthmus will be dispatched with the mail
on the 22d inst in time to connect with the Falcon
IT Havana. Mails should be made up at New
York, and at the other points named, for Chagres,
Panama, San Diego, Santa Barbara, Monterey,
San Francisco and Astoria. We understand, how
ever, that the Isthmns will leave New Orleans on
the 2lst, in order to connect with the Falcon at
Havana. The mail, therefore, will be made up
day earlier than is stated in the circular of the
Postmaster General.
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~ Louisiana Democratic Association. : The
members notified that meeting viii be held THIS EVENING,
Thursday. Arr l9 halpaE O'clock the Trnt Houss in
st. Charles street. Poydras Tor the purpose Of sng oesrs
ensuing Other business Of importance w be trans.
ssssd, spts BsbLEE, sssrsay
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ORLEANS THEArRE.-The Benefit of Mr.. La
vsrgne, second base, offers very attractive bill at
this Theatre tonight. Two new vaudevilles and
= charming new opera, lie Paner Fleuri," will
doubtless ensure TO the beneficiary full house.
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DEPARTURE OF MIssIoNARIEs.-At Boston, on
the morning of the 7th inst, there was interest
ing ceremony on board the ship Concorda, Capt.
Stevens upon the occasion Of the departure of sew
sral Missionaries for the scene of their labors in
Africa. The missionaries are sent out under the
auspices Of the American Board of Foreign Mis-.
sons for the Zulu mission, on the southeast coast
Of Africa. about 1000 miles distant frome Cape
Town. The names of the missionaries are as fol-
low: Rev. Hynman Wilder and lady, of Marshall,
Michigan; Rev. Andrew Abraham and lady, of
Florida, N. T.; Rev. Josiah Tyler and lady, of
East Windsor, Con. The vessel is bound for Cal
cutta and stops at Cape Town, where the mission
axiaa will leaYa for Port Naial
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SCHOONER SUNK.-The schooner John Randall
Capt. Randall, cleared at this port on Saturday.
last for Sisal with cargo consisting of 5000 bush.
els of corn and 300 bbls. of bread. She left the
wharf in tow of the steamboat Alton. In the night,
going down the river. her hawser parted, and she
was thus set adrift Of the steamer. She immedi-
ately let go her anchor, being then in the middle
Of the river. and brought up nearly opposite the
Nine-mile Tree. About halfpast 10 o'clock, the
towboat Diana, coming down the river in tow of
ship Ahambra and two other vessels, ran afoul of
her, when she almost instantaneously sank, the
captain and crew having barely time to escape.
Capt. Randall, however, succeeded in saving his
trunk and the papers of the vessel.
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~ For Clerk-SAMUEL G. RISK y CsndIdais
for Clerk OF the Fifth the Election 10 % heo q
the November and will be supported y
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~ Louisiana Histrionic Association The men,
viii please take notice that MONDAY EVENING, April
%, will be produced the Play of
THE HUNCHBACK.
~ unanimously resolved
Tickets transferred
der and the Guests Tickets hereafter only
admit lady nonresident except Contribution Nights when
they admit the bearer.
~ New Tickets have been made and be obtained Mr. E.
HUNTER, Secretary under the st. Charles Hotel Saturday
and Monday from a. to p. snd from to s p
q About twenty-five subscriber VIII be received
splet2s HARMON JONES, President,
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MORGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT,
EXCHANGE PLACE,
Adjoining the Post Office. Mem OrZeans La.

a At the shove Establishment may always be found
BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Consulting OF NOVELS, HlsToRY. BroGRAPHY. SClEnrI
TIC. COMMERCIAL. GEOeR APHICAL and MKprcxLWoRxs.
Also-A Complete Assortment Of Stationery,
Together with a the principal Daily and Weekly NEWSPAPEW
and MAGAZINES.
Country orders for article in the trade supplied and Forwarded
with dispatch Book nailed Prompt attention paid vc
ordered By mail Foreign Books imported to order.
]. C. MORGAN,
Literary Depot adjoining the Post Office, Orleans Id.
b. Complete arrangements have with principal
Publishers throughout the Union, for supply Of the work.
fast a. issued. mills 6m2dp LC.M
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THE undersigned having been elected syndo to settle
i up the affairs of the late firm of c. r. SESSIONS &
Co. hereby gives notice to all persons indebted to said firm
to make immediate payment. The undersigned will call
upon all those indebted $50 far az he find he) and
sent their bills and all that mot settled will be placed in
the hands Of IN attorney for collection
He also Offers for sale the establishment of the EVENING
MERCURY. The office i cempste in every particular,
ea.nted be equal any in this city. The Psss viii Be-
sold separately, il desired. 81.
AMI d. w If e. 9E9aTnNS
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HOLM d 8 4 CO.

Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers.
II EsPECFULLY, inform the public and their former
~ customers that they have eemoUsdto 100 GR.4pTER
flloIdis fcs MINERAL WATER The supply Of sts.m.
N. B.=A LibWal Dboount allowed 70 Giocen and Com.
nlss'ps ssasiY,ff 3 = mrAn s....d
Appesstps. us a.
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Firth District Court:

f~ For OIerk = We are authorized to ennoI
CEiSRGE a f(lsDICK as Candidate for Clerk Of the
hi tct Court At The election to held the sh Of Novel
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Dissatisfaction Of Original Taylor
eeedings If the .NsW York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
for purchasing Portraits ef Scott and Taylor.
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FEVER AND AGUE!!!
sIPTHOROUGHLY ERADICATED-s ~
DIV y llA 4 - lA.ss ILA,lC, II X.I,I-

IPTHOROUGHLY ERADICATED-s
BY ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE Il!
VENIIAT great National, Old Favorte, and
IL STEERING Romedy!! Of EIGHTEEN
YEARS. STANDlNG-sill unapproa ched in
its wonderful sue cess, ccrtanty, and safety, in
the CURE OF TINS wRETcHED coMrLAINT;!!
S"lfyou would escape the arsencal fpoison
ouS) counteriets take not a bottle from anu one,
that is not guarded ny the"rritien signature" OF
the original inventor and proprietor. john r.
RowAND, on a paper label, crossing The mouth and
cork.
This ,cmedy has never been bolstered up by
false and Gecei,ful pulls, but has won its way TO
he confidence and universal adoption ofthc in.
habitan,s of FEVER AND AGUE DIsTRIcTs, BY
rs FOOD WORKS AND FRUITS ALONE
o which all the AGENTS, and every person who
have used it, well testify.
PROPRIETOR'S OFFICE.
li3 ARcH ST., PI uAn'A.
Also, Rowand's Purgatye Pills, Congl Lozen
ges, Blackburcy Root Ldzehgers for Bowel Com
plant, Worm Lozcnges sc. sc. &c.
AGENTS.-Dr. Mitchell and Dr. Wallace
Elkton; r. l.. Thomas, J. J. Shippers North
East; Black & Bro. Charlestown; VIM. Hudson
id. Seaman, Joseph Bryan jr. Chesnpeck City,
T. l.. Clayton, Pivot Bridge &. Whitaker If,
Principle F; Henry sites, Principle S. Thos.
Murphy, Bohemia Mills; Jos. Bryan, Bohemia
Village Jones McKasco, John B. Morton; War
wick; F. Crookshanks Cecilon.
Aug s, lS4S.
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AGENTS WANTED.
FU-S.
RICH Fancy FuRs FOR LADIES' WEAR.
Charles Oakfovd, Furrier.
No. lO4 CHESTNUT ST,

No. l04 CHESTNUT ST,
A .ts,c Doors abore Third, Philadelphia,
would invite the ladies to call and examine his
super Tor stock of Mufs. Boas, Tippets, &c. OF
every variety, consisting of Rich Russia Sable,
TIudson's Bay Martin, Norwich Martin, Mink
Sables, Baum Martin, Stone Martin, Ermine
Fitch, Lynx, sc. &c. These skins have been
selected with great care, and are made by the
best workmin in the country. Ladies may rest
assured that no article will be offered for sale
in this establishment that is not perfect in every
respect.
CHARLES OAKFORD.
l04 Chestnut st. a few doors above Third, Phil
adeiphia. Sept.-6m.f
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New Spring Goods in Philadelphia

TOWNSEND, SHAMELESS s. SONS, 30
South 2n Street, Have received by their own
Importa,nns. and careful selections, a large
and well assorted stock, which comprises eveiy
desirable kind of Staple aud Fancy Goods.
DRESS GOODS-Sllk~, Ginghams, Lawns,
new Fabrics for spring.
SIIAWLS Silk Canton Grape, Thibit,
BrocIe, Net, Saxony Plaid, English Cashmere
and Seal Skin.
FRIENDLY GOODs.-Plain and neat fig
ured Goods of all kinds, Plain Shawls and Cap
StufIs, Plain Furnishing Goods, &c.
MEMS WEAR.-Clotlls, Cassmeres, Drill
ings, Tweeds, new Summer stutfs, Vcstngs and
Youths wear.
FunNlsHlNG GooDs.-English Quilts, Blank
els, Bookings, Tablings, Sheetngs, Linens, Mo-
reens, Damasks, Sc.
SHoEMAKER's GooDs.-Lastings, Gallons,
Laccs, sc. &c. mar sl-3m
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NOTICE.

The Subscriber being Constable and
residing in EIkton, respectfully informs
the public that he is prepared to attend
to the duties Of that otIice--lll Notes *
Accounts placed in his hands for collec-
ton will be attended to promptly.
THOMAS T'HACKERY.
NIB. Merchants or others having
notes or accounts to present, wlthou
sueing, will be attended to, for small
percentage. L. 1.
Dec. 9. AS.
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Elkton, March e5th 1913.

This Is to Give Notice; that the sub
scrbcr Of Cecil county, has obtained from the
Orphans Court ofs'd county, letters of admin
is'ration on the personal estate Of Samuel Gar
rett late of said county deceased. an persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned TO exhibit the same with the
vouchers thcreoftuly authenticated on Or heforo
the sth day of March, 1850; they may other
wise by law; he excluded from all benefit ofsaid
estate. All persons Indebted TO said estate are
requested TO make immediate payment to the
s'lbscribcr Given under my hand this 18th
day Of March. 1910.
MARY ANN GARRETT, Amd'trx.
March l7-Gw
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John D0EapscIiy.
Manufacturer of Donnellys Upright SAT-
Glazed Capsuled Blue MATCHES, ar

Manufacturer of Donnellys Upright Safety
Glazed Capsnled Blue MATCHES, and
United States Oil Paste BLACkING.
No. So North Third ST., Philadelphia.
These Matches are justly considered the best
in the United States, they are free from imp leas-
ant smell, and can be introduced with perfect
safety into all Stores and Dwellings. Warrant
ed TO keep ten years.
The Backing is Of superior quality. and free
from any ingredient that impoirs the Leather.
Country Dealers nj d Shippers will find it to
their interest to call and see for themselves
n. B-An assortment of Matches of various
New York Manufacturers. Matches IN round
wood boxes--also, packed in large OF small tin
Cases, TO ship to any part ofihc world.
JOHN DONNEIIY.
Late of 20 Bank Street, now SO North Third St
March "a, '49--lv
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READ THIS!
" lillian PeIl.

HAAS Just received at his new and cheap
Il X Store, east end of EIkton, larger ana
more superior stock of goods than lie has ever
yet offered to the public and
I|CHE.1PER THAN ETER&n
His stock embraces general variety Of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queensvate e,
Wood and Tnware. Fancy Articles, Confcc-
tonary, Pcrfunary, Sc Also Boots, Shoes
Hats, Caps, Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, Drugs,
Dyestuils &c.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
A fine assortment Of clothing, from Shirt to
a Grea,-coa.. well finished and substantial.
Persons in want Of coats, vests, pantaloons, &c.
can u supplied as cheap as these articles can be
had in the cities.
HATS, CAPS, &c.,
A prime article, and very low. Hats from 81
to 8 %.
Prints, musns, &c. from } cents to Is 3-4;
call and see fer yourselves.
CABINET WARE.
BcdstclIs, tables, chairs, stands, &c. Of goo
quality and very cheap.
A superior lot ofgood ralsins, almonds, candy,
toys, fireworks S'r. SC.
PROVISIONS sc.
Bacon. dried beef, beef tongues, Bologne sau
sage, cheese, mackerel, herring, lard, butter,
huckwheat and corn meal, flour, SC. SC. all Of
which he is offering exceedingly low with the
smallest possible advance upon cost prices. All
VINO want
sUPGREAT BARGAlNS.n
Should call without delay and secure them, at
PELL'S CHEAP STORE,
East end of Elhton.
The highest market prices paid in cash or
goods for potatoes, apples, dried fruit, beans,
butter. eggs, lard, wool, feathers, hides, rags,
furs, old copper, brass, pewter, &c. &c.
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1t It is universally admitted that LIP
pINCOTT TAYLOR * Co, No 200 MAR
kET Street, Philadelphia, HAVE A SrocK OF
CLoTuING five times larger than any other in
Philadelphia, and known.
That $4,000 has been offered that they are the
only clothing manufacturers who import goods
nt all.
That by importing goods they save 90 per cent
and can sell lower than costs others TO make
clothing.
That they sell more clothing than any three
stores in Philadelphia put together.
That thor stock is made Of better material, and
is the most fashionable cut and best made in
the city.
That they employ the best cutters and produce
the most tasty and best fitting garments in
America.
That they save enough in importing goods to
be able TO sell fine French Cloth Coat as
ow Ms others sell an inferior coat made Of do
nestle cloth.
That their selling prices are always 90 per cent
lower than clothing ola good quality can be
bought else where.
That none now pretend to compete with them
in beauty Of fit. excellence of mako. slylu,
quality, quantity or price.
That buyers from l.. 7. s. Co, arc vel! satisfied
and aIwaps return to buy more, and bring
their friends with them.
That this is the secret ofhundreds crowdlng 200
Market street while Others are idle.
That No. 200 Market street, three doors above
sixth, is the most iavogably known clothing
house in America, and
That men of every variety of taste, ofform. o
profession, ofevcry degree of wealIh, and o
every political hue. can there get better Gltcc
better suited and can get better clothing FOL
the sa me money than at any other clio hin!
house Of the United States, either at whole
sale. OF retail, by the single garment by til,
dozen, by the ton. or by the ship load. Re-
menb or, 200 MARhET Street, 8 doors allow
Sixth Philadelphia.
Nov 4 'i3
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CABINET WARE ROOM
In Eklon by
NEHrsipbank 4. GanfyyciA.

T'lIE undersigned have established
themselves in Elkton, a, the shop in THE
Hollow," formerly occupied by Mr.. Sim
mons, where they purpc|e preparing to
order. and keeping on hand all kinds 81
Cabinet FURNITURE.
Having learned the business in ono
he large cities, they have brough, wit,
hem all the arts Of the trade, and are
prepared to maka the best arices.as wei
as the cheapest, and as they do their work
themselves. and are under but light ex-
penses, they can afford to sci at lower
prices than the city shops.
In short every article in their line, no
matter how stylish or costly. or whether
be of Rosewood Mahogany, Cherry
Tor common pine.
They willalso make collins ofall kinds
aad attend FUNERALS,
whenever their services may be required
Persons engaging furniture from them
may rely upon having it well made and
Of good materials.
ROBERT MAESHBANK.
MATTHEW CANTWELL>
EIkton June 9Th de-