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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-09
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, ETC.

GAJ9 LIN ~ 80 - = -
ID. GRIEFF & co., No. q, 50, 20 and AZ Old
100 bills Taylor's Albany Ale;
g g S Sasra y Sssi Ns Aa ~ S[BER
iS6 bbIs. Newark Cider VINEGAR;
g6 ara 81 es All M Ne% YO;k RESEqPdy and Gin
1 iSS ST. 81 'i Res fR,d w sG'{i "iNN
20 \" Old Monongahela -
500 boxes Star CANDLES;
so :" Foxs STARCH;
100 " Lemon SYRUP, 'Underwood's and Mllers ,
100 zen Assorted PICKLES, UndeTwood's, Wells,
100 pEgs New YORK Refined SGGARs:
rs terGes Sugar Cured HAMS, Stagg * Shay, Evans
go kegs WssisS BUTTER;
10y bbis. No. 3 MACKEREL, new;
200 boxes GOLDFISH, new;
100 half chests Pouchong TEA, 3 papers to the 10;
Also Imperial and Gunpowder Teas, Rio and Havana
Soee Spices ETC. etc. etc., all OF which VIII be sold at the
lowest market prices. jy5
FRSUITsi MINES, Layers, etc. etc.
dealers in Wines Liquors Foreign Fruits eiq Rays on hand
ana 9 are constantly receiving ln supplies Of BRANRf OF
Jean LOUIS P9et Gason, J. Fraud, of the following
CHAMP Es@fleidseiok, Red Eagle, ClouO schne.
der, Duca Grape, and other well known and established
PoRT-Sandoman's, Osborn, Ofley, Webergles, in wood
HGRRiES-Pemartins, Racava and Echecopar, in wood
and glass; Amontlado and Golden, IN glass;
HOCk-Steinwems Rudesheimer, JOhannsiberger, Spark
ling Hook and MOsele wines;
NES-DomesC, Havana and Canton;
PICKLES AND SAUCES-CrOsse Biackwell's, Wells
Muller Provost, Lea Perrins, Worcester Sauce, etc.
ORANGES AND LEMORS-3OO boxes OF each, in prime
Order
HUTS-Walnuts, Filberts, Pecans, Brazil, etc.;
ALMONDS-lOO sacks prime soft seed Almonds, 80 bOXe
prime Jordan Almonds;
RAlSlNS-lOUO boxes prime NJ r and London Layers;
OILS - Essential Oils, Peppermint Bergamot, Lemon
Orange etc. Ie7
/ l4bORS-Cognae Brandy, Jamaica Rum, and irisf
- Whisky; Sherry Wine, Scotch Ale, and London auC
nabln Porter;
half pipes COGNAC BRANDY;
punCheOHs JAMAICA RUM, (yery old and superior
In bond and entitled to debentuTe;
puncheOns old IRISH WHISKY, also in bond ant
entitled to debenture;
"a 10 casks of the old Montado SHERRY WINE, 81
much priced for its agreeable flavor;
20 casks SCOTCH and BURTON ALE;
| $50 casks LONDON and DUBLIN PORTER, in quar-
and pint bottles
The aboveliqu viii be sold very low to the trade ant
Jas JOHN TOOLE, Is Bank Place.
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The Africa, another of the ships belonging to
the British and North American Mail Steamship
Company, arrived at Liverpool on the 18th, from
Glasgow Her from the Clyde to the Mersey
was very satisfactory. She is to leave for New
York direct the Goth inst.
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SADDlaEfItk NAkEHOUsE
i IN Nos. so AND % COMMON ST. cS,-.ss.
..e2sssRN u ASMITH n BROTHER, man. az it4.sllsy
Sztik z&sSutactuIers and dealers in SAD 4
D4sS n RN E5S Of every style and quality, would
call the attention OF Merchants Planters and Others to then
iFse aad well assorted made and selected especially
Tor this Market comprising variety of saddles
use; Coach Gig, Buggy, Wagon, Car and bray Harness
Deer, sheep and Goat Skins; Brdles Marngaes Trunks
WHIPS BITS spurs, Stirrqps etc. Also Mil and Gin
Bands; Sadde Tools and Trimmings Carriage Trimmings
etc. all OF the best quality and the lowest prices
au@ SMITH & BROTHER, 50 and 81 Common st.
FOR CALIEuRNIA.
SADDLES, BRIDES, BITTS, STiRRJJPS eto q,
~ ~ S eTsFY de- dSescnPt0p INDlA RUBBER 49,
Lows, TARPAuLINs, SADDLE, BAGS. TENTS, ESsAassSS
lnaa Rubber Tent Cloths, OF all sizes, for sale by
lyle SMITH ~ BROTHER. 81 Common at.
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INSURANCE.
rn NIutnaI Llfe Insuranee Com-
Southern

pany of Louisiana.
/ IFE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.-Extr Guar,
4 antee Fund, $4,000 -. Accusnulative Capital,
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X ELLA = ilOfEl--At RayOn SHrn.-Hav' 49,
ing purchases" and retred the Hotel at Bayou fs.f
sara known as The 80 IENsuAw lluUsE," | res F3Ei,I
lecuuy solicit shaTe Of the pubic patronage. My 4As9
liable will be supplied with the very best the market will
alofl. The Ladies Department will be under the superin
tendance OF Mrs Kelly, who will give particular attention
10 the comfort and aCcommO aOn of families. Large and
commodous rooms with fire places will be reserved for their
SPECIAL accommodation, moderate price, Horses BuEges
au Jarrages 10 hire all lines. Horses stabbed and fed;
Mule LOIS 10 hire, with AL the necessary accommodations for
growers, Attentive and tT7ty servants Determined to
SUCCEED, pains viii be spared gave satisfaction.
SO J. a. KELLY.
nLD.HANOU ST, JOHN HOTEI.-I.AKE "a
- END OF THE ON. SUELL. ROAD.--Fhe public bsseA
are respectfully informed that this delightful and beau -
ulgly situated Hotel open for the reception eff Visitors
The Bar Is supplied the best OF Liquors. and the Res
taaa to be surpassed by any in the city. Cll and
Judge for yourselves.
ss--'- w." u sd is in good order, left
SPLIT PEAs-40 packages split Peas, for sale by
- aUl7 CHAS. STOGGHTON, 81 Camp st
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FI|A5t I " FTl8. . " AAEFINlEIUN HUI BE,
No, 223 CHES-NUT STREET, PHIL8DELPRLy3
undersigned would inform his Southern patrons and
L friends that this SFELEN4iD HOTEL which >
has been under his charge ve years has been f
elegantly ras enlarged and FURNISHED, the most L.
fashionable and the entire organization Of every de-
Parment complete. The splendid suit departments
be had at all times by giving few hours notice.
The central and fashionable location of the WASHING
TON HOUSE, renders il OF the desirable in tire
city for Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia either upuE
business pleasure; and there shah be ezerons spared
nave merit the liberal support has heretofore
received. Fl. J. HARTWELL,
R5y- The House has Warm and Cold Baths always il
readiness my7 Wif
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-09

The following versicle Jenny Lind's Lap
Dog is from the Boston Post first rate authority,
as all will concede. The Post evidently supposes
that the quaruped is to visit Boston
Q. Jenny, sweetest child ofsong,
Why did you Uring that pup along
Twas quite needless weight
And much the taking coal
To Iehgh's mines, upon my soul
Or fish to Blllngsgate
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: O'''' q C3SNiKER IN THE MOUTH.

Below Is an account OF another child saved DIR. Town.
sends Saapana has saved the lives of thousands OF chi
tren The following two certificates selected from gIra
nnmber received this week:
NEW YORK, April |, 1917.
Or JOlOHsGRd-Dear SIR One of my children was very
sick with Cnker in the Mouth and Throat attended with
great debility. II came near dying. obtained some of your
excellent medicine aud cured directly which assure
you l feel very grateful, Yours, respectfully,
ELl2AnETH ENWLER. q llashrnssea atreet
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ANTON GINGER-2 cases. = 49," A.
80 A. F. COCHRAN y co. p asst
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This why the Southern especially the Span lies,
sOmuch admired Ladies in the North who take but little
exercise confined IN close roOms have spoiled their
complexion by the application of deleteOus mIXtuS If ~
wish to regain elasticity of step, buOyant spirits sparkling
and beautiful OmpgNiOns, they should Dr. Town
end's Sasapara Thousands who have used it, are more
Than satisfied, are delighted. Ladies OF station, crowd
tuF olli tAiIV
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OswEGO, Michigan, Oct. %, 1S47.
Or. T0nRSead-Dear Sir: purchased for my wife two
bottles OF Sarsapara of your agent, Mr.. McNaT of kaa
ma2oo, it for the Fever and Ague. Before had lin
shed the first bottle appeared to warm the blood, and every
other day when the ch and fever appeared they were e
iOeut and before she had finished the bottle she
aTey Relieved and she much better than she had been
before sine took the ague. lady that had be- sick
with chs and fever but had broke them with anime and
left a very weak and distressing stated troubled
exceedingly with the cake seeing the effect that hau
wife, she sent and procured few bottles and it
restored her in few weeks complete health Your Sarsa
Jara without doubt unequaled in diseases Incident to
he West, and if you think tina! this communication will be
of use, you liberty use it you choose.
Yours, respectfully, CHARLES IL. SWAIN.
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This is only of than four thousand cases OF
Rheumatism that DIR. Townsend's Sarsapara has cured
The severe and chronic weekly eradicated by
Is extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings, ESQ., of the in the Luna
tic Asylum, BlaCkwell's Island, the gentleman spoken Of
in the folio wing letter:
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~tWAhb-IVU hhds Iar and choice in Store and 1T sale
10y GOODRICH IL CO.
: u, q and 81 Common street.
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BEAUTY AND HEALTH.

Cosmetics, Chalk, and variety of preparations generally
USE when applied TO the face, spols it of its
beauty They close the of the sn and check the cir
cualon, which, when Nature is hwared by disease or
powder the skin iniiamed by the alkaes used soaps
beauties its production the human face divine
well IN the garden OF rich and decatey tinted and yaega
ted flowers. Tree, active and healthy circulation the
huds the coursin of the pure rich blood to the extrem
e is that which paints the countenanCe in the eXQu
beauty. II that which lmparts thendeCnbahe shadesa
lashes OF lOyelneBs that all admire, but descnb
This beauty is the offspring of NATURE of POWDER q
SOAR. Ii there is free and healthy circulation there
40 beauty Il the lady far as driven snow, If she paint
'he beautiful II she be brown or yellow and there IL
and active blood gives eh bloom The uheeks and
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-09

NEW YORK, April %, l547.
DR.. T0snsenS-I verify believe that your SarsaIarla
has hasn 6e means through Providence of saving my life
have for several years had bad cough 1t became worse
and worse AT last raised large quantities of blood had
1Sb sweats and was greatly debiated and reduced and
aid mot expect live. have only used your Sarsapana
sor time and there has wonderful change been wrought
IN me- | able walk ali the city. RAISE no
blood and my cough has left You can well imagine
that thankful for these results Yonr ODD servant,
WIN. RUSSELL, 65 CathaTine street,
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Dr. Townsend's Sarsapara uneQualed in cases OF the
Jhi and Fever and Ague. The following letter only
of the hundreds that have received from the South aud
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-09

BLACKwELL's ISLAND, Sept. A. La.
DR.. T0Bnsend-Dear Sir: | have suffered terribly for
nine years with the Rheuman considerable of the time
could eat, sleep walk. had the utmost distressing
pains, and my limbs terribly swOLtE have used four
bottles of your Saapara, tney have done more
than thousand dollars wOrtho good. am much bet
ter-indeed, am entirely relieved. You liberty
this for the benefit OF the afflicted. Yours, respectfully,
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hApHAbuE8 ElI-HO W.4RB'S -The undersigned,
- Tor several years the conductor Of the well known 49,.
Hotel and fashionable watering place DAPHNE, .fl,.r
in BALDWIN county, Ala, the shore ts,.s
OF Mobile Bay miles sOutheas Of Mobile, most slL
respectfully invites Ladies and Gentlemen to give him
With their families and ENJOY the natural beaues and
I'VE accommUdatu1s OF the place, open tor the sean
tie intends TO conduct ls house such e Of taste and
excellence to make PIE resort Of the country, add avery
way worthy Oi the liberal patronage.
Those visiting DAYTIME will have The advantage OF en-
lOgng Shower ll passed in the Souher country
being supplied by NaMa Fountain dischargin ,7,AUb
drte gallons OF water per minute. A strong IJB Iea-
spring also on the premises very beneficial whose
health require the OF Mineral Wafer
For Salt Water Bathing a commodiou1 house has been
erected.
A Low teambOat will leave this place every nor
ming Tor Mobile, and return in the evening.
49, Applications for Board should he directed to me- cure
OF J9HS IICEN0R, Esq, Mobile, Ala.
Lp3l 3m WIN. L. HOWARD
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- receiving fresh supply Of articles in his line and oIe
d. dN W.T. DrPTist Vsrandp GAMER.
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NETWORK. MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY II. 1850

R-Ls--- a.. - -c.- ----- Ell IS. ls.s- r ..-
-.-r --.-r. Az s---i-- .-..----
80 --.-. q ass--e. a--- - -s-.-- b.
-..-.a.-. 1rrIs .-1 &c. !. --.
p. c-r-g ~ fer So
c0ss!-TEs cr r-E WHOLE
TIE u1--e wen. lrt0 lr-----tse = 20 Mr. wr rfe
lzY .u he Char 70 ne BIZ. p eeud b@ Cns-e- C. .,
H4d-0r r. ~ ka..-os1
NJ PzuYv ga rot sEyw bit Ms t. ras 81 d ~ .rt f.
as Iog discreet % push u through E..h u1re-.-sa
hsse TIE Company -zrs Or th- LeE.sa.1-e ak. =
vu-. ar. ir Cor .ls- s1Oud net Re over a-rio. I'D
e~a1e tI1i-!1rs rcsporsl ti-.-es
NJ Story siroca.ed he til or IL s-olr. -.t Z. -
TENSION lie trr rees-sr7 Co enable re Cor-rs-- o.
-o-rlete ~ ros1 Tag re7-!rs Hr.l 1852 Tfe- Sd
s-: psT1s.sscu ~ sorrow Ar additional o. n . r.o1.v
VI N3sR1E sd ocA,e- Tho t.l TIE COMPANY ask ~
ia. =. .-sf % szerc fh- time .1r re comp -5- of- m
rad and second b - ests-- Is me "a Ts.ch lie Con
psrr uar hCrT1~ ms-cT.
m Paws warmly ar-- % lte read ar,
could - Pc Isl always v0.er t- ever ..l7- lh
COMPANY s5 Ass-5 SD doing 81 u -l1g e instance b.
rsd voted 70 grs- ,-e- wn1 - st ever srce rcette
lie -1cl he 1rovs.Ju b regard l tie Conn ss.Or-
e.s fr the nrqr- 81 %. DAMAGE Ttare DO spres f.or
rose l5mmlssc-e-s however ---, 't-T 4e.s o. usr
he There are osT n-eress bessie .hsse e. re C3upar
% cors.1eTg ard q ca tvo's ts.av = -sssrv
% have 20 s-5ect properly examined ils lesv stort
g-.7-e3
slr l. " ss-rr ... similar r.-r- g &c sa. &C., No
t.ri- worr. rea-. .rc- ne Ce q 1zv 90 f~c a.
novel hs il- Commune rise Carried aud .1f
80 rase ana REPORTED rr0.T Ai-c.nnec
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BOOK TRADE.
rKr CHRIsTIAN NTlNsTREI..

NEW SYSTEM OF III SICAL NOIAIlON-"in.
Cssn.s .ser,ed ne most popular WORKS 10 Europ
sld Amercs De- gned ior De ..s ~ Cl'r'Ass s'HgnS
ms WORK possesses Ne following I've sdhlnE sdf-1-
n ,e.~He. Tia. oil music r. sriusly written 20 .,-
srtp That me theory Of one scale Is scientifically correct
b. evident fogn he far lhsi pupils who instructed
lus pan si1g the same varieties of Cheerful ana pa'
airs win oi1rT pefienners wi'uD1i any VI me Fefpth
Cd and MINOR sca.es
II 7 e,ers o. .le .'sas alike 10 secure ua. ,nFi,i.
s1d un.oIr.y " the efler repfeseutng TIE central SOUND
he compass Of the voice q aced OF ibe middle me -
THIS 20, -ades he Itcsiy Of earning o different siy
" eering IS 90 ihe base AZ Treble D. ne pa melo'-
while prsr'.ce shows thsi he same end 10 gained
H. y names Tho KEY plainly. insesd ~ minimizing Do .t
complicated s1s No person VINO perfectly istrlc'e-
require. ~ be- told where lie slsTps and ras are 90 be-
found n he once be Informed u he place Of he key
~ Il employs figured Loics These are seven ~ nun
Der representing lie counoniyu'ed syso.es Doe Ray
ect musical nsi con 10 lean 20 utter ne syabrs
The CONTRARY PIE stes are mere add. Ply sss9cia .
much o. ne learning Of tese syshts par 0fmls~a
discipline hey git be msde known by means iini Sd
learning hem from lie shape u ne note Aan y IN Do
Old method ~ counting he ues and spaces on NE SAT
i employs tiTee modes OF ine The e seu emp o 10
IN MS took greatly rDridges iAe aboT OF acquiring pms
ucal and e11ct know edge OF lie whole subject q time
ree different modes eyc variety Of eusth Is shown 10 b,
embraced, which the old stem comprised Ia al east zine
different varieties Of MEASURE.
BY taking all hese FIVE changes together We are free 70
.sy si they have removed al Ses twoi,nra- OF 49, .'
the theory ind principles Of music II only requires a. -
rerneot Of fifteen or twenty lessons convince the os
,kepics that music may 10 easily learned science By
AIkEN's JUVENILE MINSTREL
The Juvenile Minsue a New system Of MuFce. Nufs'
ion with choice COLLECTION Of Mora and Scored Soug
designed fo Juvenile Singing Schools, Public Schools Jl
veuie Concerts Select c asses and Family Circles By
B Aiken Price az cents
hbefsl discounfto Teachers tad he utae.
po.t-palG Address II. LONG 4 BROTHER,
n. 3tD5tW 80 Aun-st New-l ora
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sace Tie sailing lie A. steamer isefe las been b,
Ike Jews ~ moment ron he Fre-ca Capital Inrea
seE- vs. .c estimated eXpe,--s or TIE year 1850 Ia
s.r-a4v teen 7rsr'-d o re Mu.s'eT g, Finarce.
The BIZ go maintain he ta.y pors5.e liquors has BE-
carried
Louis NAPOLEON aai Gen. Caaags-sr are oeer recon
-t el again.
legorf ess current n me eary AZ CT hc y-es ,hst
cred o t-- 1, france would BE- demanded Tor he Pre-
ieni ~ me Rer-hic Claims % hist aIou1i have Se.n
hanging Eansf him
TIE Bank of France has been authorized increase g..
circulation % notes rom - ~, 90 to 50 eco 80 francs
TIE Mo1ussr u Sa-lrisy publishes he following a.
pointmenS Gen De Castals o be Minister Psupo.eA-
usry g. - Pee -barg; de- essour Minister euipoten-
lay al Vienna " De rers:arey, Minister Peu potea.
-ary ard Envoy Extraordinary a. Berlin VI De Basseur
Minister pcienls-y Suitrsrdi Boluard ie Har.
cour. Minister Peupoteursry ~ Baden NJ MsFescha'
Secretary Of he Embassy a, London.
LOUIS Nepoecn has commanded immediate llvesul =.
ion Of commerce .uo The question of he Cus'om larfs
ascertain whether % would rof be proper % reduce ire
enormous duties 0ia articles q food from abroad
promote the welfare OF The poor and also 10 encourage ne
rEnufcures By reduction Of The dures materials
lisa glarug is si aTrAcs Of food Imported nio Frame
from 5regu countries cost So per cent more than n Er,.
and
some sgt Disturbances lad AIKEN place seret but lie
authorities and The troops soon rses,Abeshed order
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

AT BANKERS Sol GrSndst
DEIN9 DESTROYS OF plSPOslNG OF the talaace
Dof Fall and Winter Dry Goods some Of the greatest
orgsius ever offered IN ,his city VIII be givou 20 hose
WHO vii hyor us With acsA commencing Monday, 'A'-
VSy4
The pr,e OF every sruee reduced 2 to IS per os''
smong which are
SEQ % aress suks rsusea s,hred and piAia ds'irs
selors some very rich nom = 81 % s.
lc0ps black. high lSsre, very low.
go p French Meriuo aud Cashmere saws,
Psreme,ts sad iionese Cloths. y 81 up
AL wool De Lanes @up.
sootch De LANES ard CSshmeTes Is
Do % very tnN 10 81 and :
Alrsccs. al col1Ts l. c. up,
sHAWLS
les euurs stock OF Shswls seios A. great sAeril's
cops;ssing o.
Loo Woo Long ShAwis al hsii pIloe.
cp0 Long Brcehe Snd Cashmere, new syie
500 Square cue quality ali wool with every knd waa'si
sos he prsssn, season.
DOMESTIC GOODS, PRINTS. A.
~ tale, ana cases blssched and unbleaShsd sesuIs
..s shrcpgs The greatest bargains ssel this ssssor
slspherd. aud Hamilton Canton Fsnnss ony la pe'
yard.
10 ~ses Free Dsk Prints las, eoors worth 10 nov SCI
ing only 81 per yard 81,
Rel. whls and yellow FlAuns.s Blankets Jeans Bed
l.shs checS, pspers Towsllsng, Se
Also Cloths Csssmeres Ssrne'is Se
Persons wishing to purchase Fancy OF Staple DRY oo'N'
10 present offers rare chance.
Svery s-tiee Hu,hfaIy represented
~, 5. BARKER, 9ol 0Isna..,.-
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DRY GOODS.
10 TiTE LADIES.

litfs IzAOlRS.
THE SILK AND SATIN
SALE TO BE
RESUME FOR ONE WEN
OWING 10 THK clement weather OF laet we,h
Owh.eh prevented idies residing up town ana with
no vicinity Vi Newly from calling 10 buy Of tho sits
ard saans which We, aIsed a. such
tlhe Shk ard shaw Emporium
81 Caharne-st y y
Aicssfs [ ! A T. POlLLON hsve considered II pUi, ai
nr tear VI giving rise 10 unpleasant feeling among their
cgsismots residing CO previously me1honed 10 refiwr
1heir Silk and SATIN sale - - .
FOR ONE WEEK LONGER Al THE FOLLOW mo
ASTOUNDING REDUCTIONS
Viz good plaid Sks ss VI Sc IS o. as per ward cheap
sideutle the money.
.iafu Chsngesblc 30 So g. As - Sd, rich sheitl
Tie hest quality DO 5s Cd 6s yard worth = ca anj
COLORED TURK sAIINs
Al shades and qualities rom - % T. - per y-fc
BROCApE SlLko
The bsst IL he market from 81 81 10 SOD net L. be La,
with cssw acre .or less han Ice and Ia. per yeIi
BhQCADE SAIINS,
Vsryinr om &c I'd 10 = 90 which have tseu4naLsd 20
ns aul IA this season .,
BLACK SILGS AND sAIlNs
Rror, s. ed to O. per wand among which te very t.1
makes can be rhis enumeration is but small por-
con Of ther STOCK balance OF wheh he edie can
~ calling he store which they VAL please &c this week
81 nis P0siiivsy he AT wssS nSt ness
WI lie marked a. such great SACRIFICES lie bfm az
wiling u rrnke loss Of $500 upon then Sk s,ock ts
weeh ior he benefit OF bs numerous customers Come
enc come en- TIE invitation IL fvnefsl There WI be n'
hvusug gOOds w'N BE marked IN pain pfices IN ne
wiraov sroIa which here win be 10 deviation LHdie. 10
called 10 see the ehesp SIX Goods YOU viii te euao et
70 purchase s sooa dress for 81 - o. = each
{ A 1. POiLLON, 81 CathAfinest
A49's corner Of AISdisons,
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BY GREELEY & McELRATH.
VOLUME ~.

PHlf1DELFFi. LIBB4HT CoUFASG A>L saF
MGkcHANTs M.s4EfSE.-I. 70 tl' ie.f rlon'hs si-r-
say. ne herctlnts bay Blk pIh.s.-1 se-.es OF Tee
1l,o1. nsl.fro-ly passed ly 30 $cTl 9fk Clea er NJ
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