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The FRENCH LEGrIMIsTs.-A Paris letter Of
the Both ult has the following passage:

!
the Both ult has the following passage;
The Legitmsls are circulating, for secret sub
scrpton, in Paris, petitions to the Assembly for an
immediate appeal to the people, proposing, in dis
tinct terms, the following question, 10 be resolved
by universal suffrage: Are you in favor Of the
DsmQcradc Republic or Representative Monarchy
for the government of France 2 A petition of this
sort was lately seized by the police, ana has been
made the subject of judicial prosecution. The
grand rendezvous at Ems, to pay respects to the
Count and Countess of Chambord Henry W is
over. 1t was numerously attended At least fif
teen hundred Of all ranks are represented to have
been present. The pistols were humbly offered and
most graciously received as was also flower
taken up with portion Of the earth around from
the gardens of the Tueres for presentation to the
Countess. The accounts of the personal graces
and moral and intellectual endowments which
adOrn those HOuld-bo royal personages, show that
many Frenehmen are still au fat in the language
and manners Of courtly adulation"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-28

ELECTIoNs.-The State elections in Georgia take
place next Monday, the first Monday in October
A Governor and Legislature to be chosen. The
Maryland State elections take place next Wednes
day-a Governor, Legislature, and six Members Of
Congress to be chosen. A Senator in Congress is
to be elected in Maryland for the unexpired term Of
Reverdy Johnson, now filled by Gen. Howard.
The wings start with majority of nine in the Sen.
ate. The wings usually have large majority also
in the House.
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LYELL,S NEW WORK,

tEJ- Just received, ct NEW ORLEANS SIAIlONEfNS'
WAREHOUSE, No. IA Camp street -
A SECOND VISIT TO TIE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA by Sir Charles Lye President q We Seo9Fva
Society London author Of The Principles OF 0sogy anu
"TraVels in North America ,..z.,,z,,,v ,,,r,
HISTORY OF THE NATIONAL CONSIIEU HNA
ASSEMBLY. from May lsls by j. r Corkran E19 ~, ~
STRiCKLAND'S HISTORY OF THE AMEhlG an
BIBLE SOCIETY, from its Organization to the present inns
HILDRETH,s HISTORY OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMER CA, from the Discovery Of the Continent
the Organization the Government under the Federal Con-
stlution; vol. 2.
new edition, in vol. lsmo, - :. - -, =,
SOUTHEY'S COMMONPLACE BOOki Edited Dy ms
son-n-law, John Wood WaTteT, B. D. - -
NO. !, HISTORY OF PENDENNlS-His Fortunes and
Mtaiorunes - His Friends and Greatest Enemy ~ W. NJ
Thacksray author Of "Vanity Fair" etc.
RETBIBUTION; OR, TYR VALE OF SHADows-A Tale
Of Passion by Emma D. E. hewitt southWorh-coInplete IN
SCENES WHERE THE TEMPER HAS TRI.
uMPHED; by the author oil " The Jail Chaplain"
THE MAGIC OF KINDNESS; on The Wondrous
Story Of me Good Man; BY Brothers MGyhew, Illustrated
by George Cruikshank and Kenny Meadows
... A lB o., -, ..--.,-. =,
large supply Of other New aud valuable bOOho SnAru
miscellaneous WORK. every department o. LeTetle
aud Art School, Medical and Theological o.
geher with every article belonging Te
ment for sale by 1873 5td lWl J,B STEEL, IA Camp st.
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~ From the LIST Of January to the present time
there have been built and launched at New York
twenty eight vessels, whose aggregate tonnage is
2O.25l tons; and there are now on the stocks
twenty-five vessels whose tonnage amounts to
% $50 tons, making a total of fifty vessels and
A9,2ll tons. The value Of the whole is not far
from ss,SQQQQo,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-28
FINE FANCY ARTICLES.

GOLD PENS,
PERI U cry,
Combs, Brushes and CENTS Furnishing
Goods
k We have now in store splendid assortment Of new and beau
uful FANCY ARTICLES,
which receiving additions BY every packet. We nv
attention to the following list:
CARD CASES. -. Pearl, Shell, Silver, etc.
RETICULEs silk and Velvet, elegant patterns
PURSES fine assortment, styles.
DESKS. Ebony, Rosewood, PHper Machs, etc.
WORK BOXES. Ebony Rosewood Paper Mache, etc.
DRESSING CASES Ebony Rosewood Papar Mache, etc.
PORTFOLIOS. Leather, Velvet and Psper Nache.
ACCoRDEONs.-..B Best French double frame.
MUSIC BOXES. Shell and Tin cases.
BOUQUET HOLDERS. "A pretty assortment.
GOLD PENs-Of all the celebrated Makers at prices
ranging from one to eighteen dollars.
DOMlNOEs and DICE.
CHESS MEN,. Chinese, English and German
OPERA GLASSES. "a large assortment.
ODEUR BOXES From two to six bottles
PAPETERIEB. .. OF Ebony, Rosewood, Papier, etc.
FANS. or Pearl, Ivory Feather, Paper, Silk, etc.
PORTE MONNAlEs.. OF Shell, Pearl, Leather, etc.
CANES. Mounted with Gold, Silver etc.
UMBRELLAS. "A superior article made for USE
CORK JACKETS. Life PTsEerVeu-
PERFUMERY Of all kinds.
BUsPENDERs.
MONEY BELTS.
HAHDKERCHEFs.
CRAVATs, STOCKS and sCARFs.
SHOULDER BRACES.
FINE SHIRTS.
In complete fine Insu and
SHIRTS. As have made are enabled
and areDf in the latest Styles best ma
iyassdD 10 CAMP sGes, opposite he city bank
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NEW YoRK PoLITIos-The union of the demo-
Gratis at Syracuse does not appear to be perfect
throughout the State. In New York city it is said
that the Hunkers are very much displeased with
the concessions made to the Barnbuners. The
New York Tribune (whig) considers the union as
shameful abandonment by the Barnburners of
their Free. soil professions
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NEW MUSIC

SqNGStTTThe YOqng, MN, BY shubert; Awake. my
- Trembling LyTe by Kellar Spring by Chas EEjplS
E Horn; The WOodmans Axe is sound ng still t2stifsY
BY Phebe Van SehoOnhOven; Who would be Al VI
BacheloI's Wife seIenRde by KTessman; Home OF nv
tatheJ. by Miss DnnkhOuse Love wakes and Weeps by
MI; WIlson Pro Peccats from Stabat Mater.
WALTAES-BaTp, Friendship. by Shustsr: Sprios
Sparrow; New Zngarela Dance; Rare Flower Quadnile;
Nolettes dq PTntemps Grand Valse, Adophe Baum
bach Medley Quick STEP introducing the popular Eth
Opian Airs.
POLKAS-V agabonden; Byzantine; A G; AfazouTks
NadieIai Espeance AdagiO, by Fesca; Lily Rondo BY
Lemare. With the following new publications. by G.
Schmit, Of this city lie VOltigsuT QuadFlles Fleur
d'Hiyer; Polka MazOuTka; La LOuisianaise Polka.
For sale at MAYO'S MUSIC STORE,
s27 81 No I C!amn siTsat
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-28

CHOLERA IN MAINE.-A dispatch from Boston,
dated the 17Jh says: s" The cholera continues to
rage at Bangor, and on Friday last 10 deaths have
occurred. Since the disease first made its appear
ance there have been ll2 deaths. At a French
aetllement near Bradley, Me-, out of % persons,
died 10 one day. Those who were spared immedi-
ately left the place, and the settlement is now
broken up At Old Town several Indians have
fallen victims 70 the disease.n
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lamp Street Cheap Dry Goods Store.

= z I VI - ~ n q u o.
~ CAMP, NeEt Door 10 Corner Of Grauier street.
OFFER at the L0s0sst prices Of any Store in hi, city
GOODS.
The prices Of this New Establishment will be found gen
orally lar lower than the rates usually and its char
Rgter CI good articles will be sustained
FASHIONABLE FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
GOODS, in every variety comprising seasOnabe articles
COTTON, SILK, LINEN and WOOLLEN FABRICS.
PuTohaseB Will hnd the goods in this Store probably more
advantageous than they contemplated before examination
OF them. IVA Raw
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-28

Mr.. BANoRoFT.-Mr. Bancroft, our late minis
ter at the Court of St. James, intends to make the
city of New York his future residence, and he will
devote his time and attention to literary pursuits.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-28

CANES -MsssB. Smith q Brother No 50 Common street,
have received very neat and useful article the way Of
Canes. They have great variety of beautiful articles of
India Rubber manufacture, and general assortment Of
saddlery, Harnssi, So, so.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-28

TRIAL TRIP OF THE OHIo-On Saturday, the
18th, three or four hundred ladies' and gentlemen
took Tip down New York bay in the new and
splendid steamship Ohio, which was to sail on the
20Gh for Chagrss. All who were on board speak
in warm terms Of her sailing qualities and splendid
aannprpn6 ttinns
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-28

GREAT MATCH FOR FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Lady Moscow and Jack Rossitsr, are matched to go
two mile heats, in harness, the first week in Octo-
Der, for the snug sum of five thousand dollars. The
Moscow party have the naming Of the track.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-28

For CoNsTANTINoPLE.-GeOrge P, Marsh, Am
bassador from the United States to the Ottoman
Porte, was to leave New York, with his family,
for Havre on the goth inst, in the packet ship
New York
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-28

THE SwINDLING LIEUTENANT.-At Boston, on
the 18th, the "swindling Lieutenant" (Hunter,
alias SMITH was sentenced to three gears in the
State prison. Several untFed indictments against
him were placed on file,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-28

Mr.. GUIzoT.-This gentleman was in Paris on
the lst of September He would, it was said, be
candidate for the seat in the Assembly held by
NJ. Giardin. who died recently of cholera.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-28

LANGUAGEs.-Thers are 1864 known languages
now used in the world. OF these, 937 are Asiatic,
587 European, 276 African, and 1924 American
dialects.
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BISHOP ONDERDoNK.-It is rumored that DR..
Tying next intends to surprise the Episcopal Do
cesar Convention of New York, with proposition
to restore the late Bishop Onderdonk to his Episco
pal functions. The Convention was to meet
last week
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-28

nz- We are indebted to the officers of the Uncle
Sam for ST. Louis papers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-28

HE subscriber has been to great expense in procuring
and packing well assorted bundles of % eRoh o-
this market, few thousand PEACH TREES from -
one Of the oldest and best Nurseries in NewJsrsey a
These Trees Of large growth from six to ten feet -
high one year from gratis Of the most approved kinds that
are raised in the States of Delaware and New for %
Philadelphia and EeWYOrk markets. A number Of them
have been carefully selected from the celebrated Orchsd Of
Reeves & Rldgway, near Wilmington, Del. The greatest
has BEEN observed in taking them lIOm the eOpnd will
their roots unuiued and packing them mass so that bey
viii arrive in excellent condition. ~'
Any peson wishing one o. more bundles have them
well taken of thsT arrival here having The ro0fs
placed in the ground, tthey ready 10 rsosiye them
They will probably arrive about the LIST of DscenheT r
uss lett AZ NO 70 tleRa sseL VIII be promptly attended
sepz5 I'm WIN. P MuLAEN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-28

RETuRNED.-We pleased to announce the return ts
the city of D. L, Ri,sTdO. more amiary known as Old
Rio He has been spending the summer at ths popular
watering place. Hollywood, )" on Mobis Bay where be
had attained to the dignity of the title of Mayor Rio is
now in town again and ready for thing in his line
To those who need his services in busr srs way or as
leading msrnbsr of the HoOards,'' he will be welcomed
hack
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-28

THE BRITISH NAVY. - According to the last
official Navy list SIS ships and vessels were upon
the effective list of the Royal Navy, including
those still building and uninished-tenders, sur
veying vessels, and ships in Ordinary-aH presumed
to- be effective. The number of vessels of all
classes actually in commission, in July I849, was
1876. The number Of officers unemployed is more
than four times that of those in service and while
the pay of the latter is ElS5 sol, that of the for
mer is 3429 ,497.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-28

MELANCHOLY DISASTER AT SAvANNAH-The
pilot-boat G Cumming was at sea on the night
of the 20yh, off Savannah bar, and pilot Francis
Wilson, who was left on deck on the watch, was
missing the next morning, and is supposed to have
fallen overlooked and drowned while in fit to
which he was subject
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-28

MAINE observation-disclosures from 256 towns in
this State make it certain that there is election
of Governor by the people. The democratic can
didate leads the wing candidate about 1900, but
there are $500 votes poed for the free soil candidate
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-28

HUNGARIAN MoNUMENT-The European Amer
lean, at New York, states that magnificent mon
ument to the martyrs Of Hungarian and Roman
freedom, is about to be erected by the friends of
liberty in this country The New York Bay Gem
etery Company have generously offered the highest
spot of ground in their beautiful cemetery for the
purpose-whereon is to be erected an altar to
freedom and pyramid to the defenders of Rome
and Hungary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-28

Bg- There was an attempt at burglary in Mobile,
on Monday night. Some rogues attempted to break
into the iswelry OF J. P. Craddec, in Dauphin
street, just below St. Emanuel; but the owner, up
stairs, was awakened, and the robbers fled.
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The NEW STEAMSHIP Omo.-The New York
papers contain a description of this splendid YES
rel, which is now expected daily at this port, We
collect some of the most interesting particulars from
the Evening Post and Evening Mirror. She is the
FIRST of the four vessels contracted to be built by
Mr. sloo, two years ago. for the u s. Navy De-
partment, but to be employed in the transportation
of the mails. George Law, Of New York; was as
socuted with Mr.. Sloo subsequently TO the contract
being obtained. The Ohio is, on her upper or spar
deck 276 feet long, her width inside Of the wheel
house Is 46 feet and including them, -6S feet Her
bow projects very much, and is very sharp. Her
depth of hold is 80 feet. She has four decks, but
the fourth, called the spar deck, was not part of
the model as originally designed, and be taken
of in a short time, should the vessel be required
for war purposes, without affecting the soliditY or
proportions Of the ships hull. BY the addition of
this deck fine saloon has been formed, which
adds greatly to her capacity as passenger vessel,
and will prove an important addition to the com.
fort and convenience of those who travel in her
The engines were built by Messrs. Secor & Co.,
and are said to have cost SlS5000. There are
two-are low pressure, side lever marine, each of
600 horse power, having 2 feet 6 inches diameter
Of cylinder, and feet stroke of piston. The boil
ars--lour to each engine-weigh 100 tons, and are
capable Of holding 100 tons Of water The water
wheels are each SO feet in diameter with 10 feet
face Of bucket. With her Goals, freight, ETC., on
board, she will draw about Is feet water. The
registered tonnage of the Ohio is 1850 tons, and
the aggregate cost of the ship said to have been
$40 600
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-28

U. s.YEssEL FOR THE GULF,-The U. S. frgate
Raritan, Capt Benjamin Page, bearing the broad
pehnant Of Commodore Foxhall A. Parker, of the
Home Squadron, was expected to sail on the 18th
from New York for Havana and the Gulf Of Mexieo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-28

CHANaE OF GOVERNMENT ORDERs.-The U.
s. ship Portsmouth was to sail on the 18th inst,
from New York for the coast of Africa but just as
she was getting under weigh, Geographic dis
patch was received from Washington counter
manding the order to sail. What now is in
tho wind
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-28

FALSE PACKED CoTroN-The Charleston Cour-
Ter says: As the season has but just opened it is
but proper to notice a circumstance thar has been
communicated TO US, to put those interested on
their guard. A LOT of new cotton was landed on
one Of our wharves few days since, and sold at
high price, aoma seven bales Of which were water
M nlad %
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-28

ROBBERY IN THE WASHINGTON ID. c. Posi-
OFFIcE.-Fouf hundred dollars reward is offered
by Latham & Co., of Washington City, for pack
age containing money and valuable papers, taken
from their box within the stoffce, after it had
been placed there by the clerk for delivery 1t &C.
Cured in July last, but has not been published be-
fore because the Department was engaged in pri-
vate investigation, which has failed to give any clue
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-28

TEA FROM CHINA via THE IsTHMUs.-Livng-
ston d Wells, express agents in New York city, re-
ceyed by the Empire City, apackage of tea, which
came to San Francisco in the Rhone from China, 10
Panama in the California, thence over the Isthmus
and thence BY the Empire CITY to New York.
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LIE ROY5 MIXTURE

lust RECEIVED, fresh supply Dr. Leroy's CslebratsF
u FRENCH Mixture for GonoGa elect spasmodc Structure e
his Mixture soundy established having sold h M F
ior Nine years and from The many cures hs effected during
u has removed ne pudlee which the public and physicians
prompt and certain. az Sole Agency, No, rs CPToRdest
Usst, between Canal and Cemm0a drsss ~ So
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sis5mhoat Departures This nay.
rw-sEE iDTFR7IsENENT5 ON THIRD POE

sf,bis -...... JAS. L. DAY. Gibsrsor, II A. n.
Bfori e A IFORNlA, Grithu, % A. III, cas-
YirEsb,iTr -. GEN. WORTH, Num- r NJ.
81. L0us. ..........sT. LOUIS AsTdsn6rooEi z NJ
Ouachitn 80. 80. LUCY WING Rhodes, r NJ a,
Rad Rivsr........,R. C. OGLEsBY, BlackHton r NJ
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AMERICAN THEATRE.
ONE SALOON in this Theatre For Rent TO good tenant
" terms will be moderate Apply at the Boz Office. ss7a
GOLDFISH boxes andigg rf9m ship Rooka for sale
- by 1921 w l. GUSHING, y GLayler street.
AVA COFFEE, = 90 bags very Superior, landing from
s2 ss"ip ''asa'a w L. GUSHING, % Gravier street.
no RENT. Store No, as TCH7comRlT oIUTJLAs a.
s28 No. IS FohOupitOdlas street ~
10 RETAIL GRoOERS.
"A 10 large Kegs suitable for The retail trade now landing
from steamboat Tuscumbia. Also, TO arrive, lO OF small
Keg Bntter and superior Iowa Butter. For sale bV
30 w l. CUSHING, % GfaviSf street.
NOTICE,
THE undersigned most respectfully informs his friends
and the public in general that having returned Ia ne
city he will be found usual his office prepared to at.
d. L RICARDO Notary Public.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
> P9T Of RBERs boohs GaFf TO the D'sIAN On'
Ra The oa S9f' Red Eo@SS
5991 e Or t y 2i Ag I Amy Dss o the
same there shall be no qqso3 ss5ed and no PI9fsouuon
s28st corner of ThtOn Walk and Philips street.
SUNDRIES.
TEAS 10 packages CSmmOR Fine. and very Fine
R1 HfFaEEsE En- 70. boxes 1s T. A Cnesse
CRACKERs.-B Butter, Water, Soda, Pic Mic, and era
GtRRAHfTfss and PRUNEs.
HH6ASMssT 25Sf sd shay' de- best susii a. cured
BROOMs 80 dozen Corn BrOOmI.
pEAS.-Spil Peas.
BEEF.-5O packages Fulton Market, etc etc.
~ y 5s0's All GIHA Ia SEDUCTION "a Camp street
TO THE LADIES OF NEW ORLEANS.
I BEG LEAVE to inform old friends, and the Ladies
L in FeneTpi, that am receiving my Fall GOODS,
consisting of Rich Dress SILKS, Moussslne de LANES,
French and Mernmack PRINTS, Alpaeas Of all cooS,
Plain and Embroidered Canton Cloths Fancy TWssds for
Boys aud Men, and splendid assortment of all kinds of
Thinning which am prepared 10 sell at very low prices
"a w w, w. THOMPSON ChsTtIeS It,
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Tslgydpted to tie +" Daily Crescent
BIZ the Southern Line.
The Pouasin Affair,

BALTIMORE, Sept. 26, ls49.-Through the inter.
position oft English Charge d'Affaires, NJ Pous-
sin submitted TO our Government certain concilia-
tory propositions. Gen. Taylor, however, promptly
replied, that while harboring no hostile feelings
towards M. Poussin, he could not possibly permit
him to resume his official duties until further orders
should be received.
New York Market
In New York the Cotton market continues firm
and active. Government Securities are improving.
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pUBLlsHED At LINDEN, MaTenso County Tie Of Ala
baIn Immediately between the Alabama Tombgbee Rier
and at convenient dsance miles Bgbee ard eighteen
from The Aabama from either in the heart Canebrake Cou
and IN the wCahes
and extensively throughout the whole up country
The Argus paper already neat appearance for
country Journal has met with sufficient justify
being enlarged and greatly improved
winter The subscription list Of the Argus age1perAps e
largest Of country paper numerous aces
son ae heng made weekly The merchants end me OF
Mobile ard NeworGn who desire known and
secure the trade Of this part the State 10 their in
trest 70 make use Of the advertising columns Of Argus Terms
very Reasonable. Address postpaid,
ALBERT A. DUMAS, Editor and Proprstoy
~ Delta and Crescent NewOrsaus and Mobile Advertise am
Mobile Herald end Tribune will please copy months an III
bills 10 Argus Office for payment Tgs o., ~
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SHIRTS AT WHOLESALE.

SHIRTS All WHOLESALE.
HARRIS SHIRT DEPOT, No. 10 Camp st.
THE subscriber begs to the Of CITY snd
J. COUNTRY DEALERS TO hs E&TENrlVE AsSORT-
MENT store and landing from ships Raah ge6se suna
EXPRESSLY FOR RETAIL TRADED inspection Of which
solicit call Dealers description stirs, psdgng
myself g dispose Of the same s TEN Rt Ghl LEsS w an
NEW YORK houses, and FULLY TWENTY PER CENT, less
than sold BY olhev house in this city
Before purchasing elsewhere call and Judge for youTsavs Our
terms are cash or approved paper.
following which
uiaeture a. OIL Maiden Lane, NewYOrk!
All Linen Shirts
80 dozen Extra Quality Linen;
IS do.
100 .. Medium do, do
225 Common do. do
Wristbands:
$50 dozen Finest Embroidered and Stitched BosomI;
$40 Fine Extra Stitched and best make;
1900 =. Medium Qualities;
1900 .. Assorted do.
HOO o.. Common
Colored and Heavy Shirts;
1000 dozen HicAoy;
200 :. cOIOred;
100 dozen Red Flannel
Silk Shirts;
20 dozen Heavy Silk UndeHhirsi
IS Medium 10. do
is cares Canton Flannel and Lace Jean DrawerI;
80 dozen Morning Gowns.
Sundries:
Money Bet,; Night Caps suspenderu: Hosiery; CavatI;
Silk Ponges and Spitalheld Pocket Handkerchief
ISAAC HART,
Old EEtRblithed New Orleans SHIRT Depot,
s24 2w9p Camp st.. ext door to The City Bank.
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ALMANAOS FOR 1885,
lust PUBLISHED, TIE LOUISTFN8 Nina
~ MIC for lS50-Containng Calculations for every State
in the Unisn and variety Of other Useful and IpterTn
Matter. For sale in any quantity.
y. FELT & co,
s97 6ds Statoners' Hail. "a Chartres street