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BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INsUR
ANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.


The permanent fund to be invested as per charter for the
0eGeht Of the policy holders, in bonds and mortgages on
ereon and in Stocks of the State and of the United States
This Company being organized not for the benefit of
slockholdeTs and capitalists but solely for the protection Of
y y ~ Heoes s ana tner families against want and
u2a Conducted upon the most and solid principles and
to su and RsRf sRn Geaf f large
5n pe1Gy % holders whether M for life OF shorter terms, who
Of the profits of the company without any reservation.
Creditors insure the lives Of debtors, thus securing
elect on ss @ OF Se2 hea nf s %
o @ use Oh herself and children free from the claims of cred
fotsl Rohn HHagan, Ha, Joseph Walker, John s, Allison,
qInWF Ward d. sa%as ssRn9 s M% keysS
cosnsSs9 Gs9 T. Psdsa bdas ag & &
}sfspP }sa + W ssanton Mo!sSp Hsi NJ COHEN,
John saSrans, Geo W Smith. TheO alH #. i McCse5 MlIs
Cornelius Faowes Joseph aaade JOHN % B. Less LeSSpn'
goHN H4sAN, President of the Company.
A,5;,.y A. WfHPDERRTSFT, HlT NJ D. Medical Board of
H. G. HEARTT, Actuary .E l.. GooLD, Attorney.
RIcHARD BEIN, NJ, D., No, s7I Magazine street, Medical
whites at his residence He win examine White he
nSane at the ofGe OF the Company daily, from l2S to
Q Hloek p NJ lie VIII not examine any at his DWELLING
without nc permit which can be had application at the Office
Life Insurance. and issue Policies on ali sound apd 6esby
ne M persons md Negroes at the Table of Rates established
New York and London Offices and without their estrictoRs
Pos " reSe se aeeaTe an ihe S0ah BY the charter Dividends Of
ana can be made available at theexent Of twoths
G California Permits are issued to Life fpsprancsm N @ aG,
Pers az New foFk and London rates Prospectus Table Of
Rates and all Information to Life Insurance and All aner
9eeesay to effect Insurance be had at the office bs
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges ara allowed.
k-g Olhee nours. y A. M TO p. NJ. ie9T 1v
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CREvAssE AT FALsR RIVER, Erc.-- Of the
crevasse at False river the Plaquemine Sentinel Of
the 27th ult. says: " This is represented
to be about ten arpents in width, and is carrying
destruction with it to the planters OF Crosse Tste
Many are already drowned out, while the water IS
still rising rapidly. Labauve & O,ard loss theiE
entire crop again this year their aggregate loss
consequent upon the destruction OF he present and
last years crops win not all short u $4,000 All
this disaster to these gentlemen, and others, il
the levee laws are executed, and brings stronger
the conviction to mind that the entire leyee OF
the Mississippi within the boundary inss should
be taken Of entirely By the State with proper
officers bOsts, etc, for thatpsrpoae@
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GENERAL AGENCY AT NEW ORLEANS,

WQopSON WREN, Gate Postmaster at Natehez \
haylns resided upwards of forty years in the Sonth
party az New Orleans, but mostly Naclez has removed
% New Orleans and offers his services as G MEL T.
a "A q ~ He will attend particularly TO The purchase
Ses and exchange of Wild Lands, Plantations Houses and
ar 9 or gaesnt Lots IN this city in part Of the United
s aso 10 the adjustment of claims and accounts on
any part ct the world the collection of debts taking depe
Tss Tb anu aqllnentloatng deeds and other documents
muse wng ms services requested to be particular in
IN ueIhle Instructions that will not be misunderstood
au 9e wlihlng real estate to be purchased sold or ex
.er su giye accurate descriptions of the properly
pu' ua' W. ~ ne attended to promptly and carefulG
stoNER Tor Mississippi and Alabama to take
at M az anu Of deeds G~ ffi
Dee ~ is4S-ayng been long aconanted with Doo,
Npnusoh wren take pleasure reeonmen6ng linn h. H.
ness habits and integrity. accutat' ous-
ExEouTvE OFFICE Baton Rouee yS S sieS5 a O. MIS-
no hesauon IN recommending MIR. Wren 10 he nnb; 80 80
fyI3 0Uei anu ol'pqgstnef worthy OfcOnfdence.
----------- ISAAC JOHNSON. Gov La.
boxes choice fresh Lorings Brand. land
n @hlS BARELLI & co. 81 COmmon ST. =
Is s6sNWN WhEAIl5S hi AZ packages, quarters and sieiS
aAa sAM'I WOLFF. as Gruyior =,
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The NIekRAGuA TREArY.-of this document,
recently submitted to the Senate, the Washington
correspondent Of the Charleston Courier writes as
follows:
The Nicaragua treaty negotiated by Mr.. Squier
il now before the Senate. Il was communicated
on Tuesday, together with all the correspondence
connected with IL The treaty il liberal and Just,
not only as between the eontending parties, but N
regard 10 the rights and interests Of the commercial
world. But, though every necessary privilege u
secured 10 US by the States Of Central America
the canal may not be prosecuted Immediately.
There is still some difficulty with the British Gov
enment in regard to il; and, although thai gov
ernment interposes no obstacle to the.eonstruetion
of the work, and will unite in guarantees Of its
neutrality and freedom all nations, il is not pre-
pared 70 Weld the jurisdiction which il claims over
COSTA Rica and the Mosquito Kingdom, between
which the canal route lies. There will be a irou-
bIesome week for dplomatsts. Gen. Taylor and
Mr.. Clayton unite in opposition TO the demands 81
the British Government on this subject Sir Hem
y Bulwer has, very recently, received his nstrue-
tons touching this matter, and his propositions are
deemed inadmisSbe.
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- 9l GrdUier street, Mem Orleans
DEALER IN WINES AND LIQUORS.
AZ now in store for sae carefully selected assortment
ot VINES and liduors among which the following;
mAltE H Writ hiERRKMn IN bottles, demjoqs, and qrcasks.
Iti b = M hA-ln bottles, denuohns, and qrcasks.
GHAMPAIGNE-very choice.
SAUTERNE--in bottles and qreasks
LliAREI-OI various e5crpuons-in casks and bottles
IS6hAG BRAhDY-superor quality.
MILD-CHERRR BRANDY.
NHlSkY-pd Bourbon.
m Do. MouOngabss.
HAMS-Washngton. nbI6 2awIr
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Esg- /. %. o. F.-HowARD LODGE No
" - Meets every THURSDAY Evening, in the TR~HSa
Grand Lodge Hall, Of Tchoupoulas Poy ylZ Ng "A
dIaE streets, al O'Clock. Ssse=lsa aNEs4S
0ficsrs for the present term:
"a a Inv yt'..-.....N O. E. SAAiPS0N.......
j. T. ALLsON v. O. r. f. KERR ..n..........P s
NEWTON RICHARDS, Treasurer. in5
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CITY BANK,

-nr,r,, 49,, New Orleans, January q, 1850.
NOIICE,-WIh view TO the speedy withdrawal from
circulation OF all the Notes of this Bank the charter OF
wsn wh expire on the lst day of May the holders of
he Notes are requested to present them for redemption al
the counter OF the Bank, early as practicable, -
JAW e0l tlnp II. J. PAIFREY. Casher-
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~ OI9eis nom ule country promptly attended to-
MOLASSEs BARRELS -
'HE subscriber have on hand from 500 10 fNN-EN
= IOOO C1PRESS MOLASSES BBLS Ffst3slElqS
warranted 4O Gallons; ready for delivery. For Al
sale " s. w; THOMPSON y co.,
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EB Mr.; w. c. FITE is our authorized Agent To
uaacl M business oil the House. per notaIia act passed
ui$ E5!y gay before A. u Allsw9rth, Notary Public
We GEO. q. TANINR 81 90
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VeiU Orleans .ggeMcy

NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE
And Life and Trust Company.
TAPITAI $500 ,OOO-aIl maid in Surnlps S1eo 0oo
N JAS. WALKER, Sec'y...JAS. A. PORTER Pres
ne operations Of this Company for II years. have been
RVe Sea and Fire Riks taken al The lowest rates and
losses promptly adjusted w. b. PARTEE, cent
mhB ly Office. No. 3S Camp street, Newoiesis.
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an E. ]. HART & Co, 70 9Tohoupitoulas st.
k Planters and Others wanting the best and cheapest
corr A ever Offered in this any other Market would DO
weEs VII as we have snPpy hand Of the various sizes to
sui Sleam Water or Horse Power. Prices from q 40 o
$500 and warranted perform the satisfaction Of the
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'HE Subscriber begs -etnrn thanks TO his friends and
ue public IN general, tor the liberal patronage he has
tHeq 9n lheI and des'Tes 10 inform them that he has
hhh the store NO. - sfn- UGIdtt0n street, where he in
tenGs carrying On the business Of PAINTING, in ali It's
otNhes ana hopes, by sTct attention his duties to
merit e0ninuapce Of their 'uppOrt. L. f. DEAVES
N u Al orders promptly attended to- iaSH I'm
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" IN iA sl9eTlor article in bottles for ale bv
mAls In hLlNGENDER & GO, ss ST. Uhsylss q.
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VIRGINIA CAMEL COAI4-FROM THE pEY-
Y TON MlNES-The subscribers having been apponted
Agents for the sale Of hseautfu Coal informs te citizens
s Offered a.. for rs sale by the load Or in lots purchasers This
the principal Hotels, Merchants Reading Room and oaI m
Once and the Office of the Crescent For further particu
lars respecting il, apply to ~ F~N
fy45 ~ - w. OS7i 81 ttt1eICnaaus,
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{ hkLEEANMS EIaA rs WAREHOUSES, JHagas;ns street. inst
81 Ssob yF an9 on Foueher street, betioeen Jlia ana
81 ne subscriber begs leave 10 inform his fisnds
tbe % SeD Se gaGG tai he has had double oonng with ali
V.soI "uptoSelegls, laid in a portion Of hs mir ma
NaShous expressly for the storage OF eoIas makin
eIua @ ~ p1 oi saietY from damage ii mot s1nsoT tn
s n e Io % % Ds ~ @ season yz &c. q bag per month He has
gay the bulk Of 5000 bares which Viii s ol eIonana
the lowest rates ~ van Always DE taken at
Iooaeco and other merchandise baled and ,s,soL1
at the shortest nnlee tn2a 6ml GEO n RF ssgSed III
DORL WINlA .gaeriog article in bniflss. E5s ~. y:
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M S boxes choice fresh Lonngs Brand, land,
mills pApPIJIs c,o o., =,
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EDS CTeseent-For the benefit of suffering humanity a
HS al act Of Justice to DR., SAMUEL GILBERT make IN,
statement THAT in June small tumor upon ms
o"eeh my no'e and cheek, which gradually Increased
@ pSAt summer in size and extent; which
several truly eminent physicians whose treatment
n be S t5sh 10 the latter Of last January visited city
seven days before reaching city greatly
nue ~ Tnu ne Inflammation increased alarming extent
noe "a & rom ihe inner Of my eye
Se,6 Tb U . my cheek bone became literally lump puud
~ ~ & nad made its appearance opposite side
f,Hbty "a lhlS condition presented Or. Samuel
rn with what disease afflicted DR. Gilt en-
pisnouneed an eating Cancer Of char
Si,ho,, ny se under his tunor
then and still believe ~ "s' ~ ~ ~ TISSEE1 a.
NeSOresns, March 10 1859 - NA' ASSAf4i'-
III uuosps Office 10 40 q Magazine apl0 uy
the Public.-yMessrs. Editors: wish to bear
% Dr. SlLBsRTs sAll through your truly
~, papsr was sorely afflicted Eh hereditary cancer
Ruled my father, who had the bsIt medical aid in the
Ihs disease made its appearance my upper ryeids
n to spread and pain severely until well nj lost
~ eoad scarcely discern man. across the
~ ot he trd OF DR. 6eer,s success The treatment
lsI me State OF Pennsylvsnis New5lr.
ssS N .sSs o me- s disease left and my sight perfectly This
zzari IA iSs0 O'ns A. ., coRWlNE.
- - ''SS' apis III
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Business Houses In New Orleans,

WRIGHT's MEDICINE WAREHOUSE No. I59 Chartrss
strest-fhs great depot for the South West of Gennine
Patent Medicines, where be obtained many sterling
dies for the ills that flesh heir is too extensive an
Enlistment to be passed over with brief notice The i'm,
mense business transacted the liberal pursued by the
propreors the vast amount of patronage receyeda tend
to illustrate the benefits arising from energy and tact no mat
er IN what department of trade they manifested Messrs
Wright Co. have built up for themselves reputation
which the guarantee of success Restricting their sales TO
ed and valuable medicines receiving from every part of the
Onon agencies from the proprietors direct and welding
capital which enables them fill the most extensive or
der they supply both the home and foreign demand for the
many excellent curatves which they offer to the public
throughout the South, Townsends Sarsqpaula stands at
e oil the % and the immense sale for this article alone
constitutes an important feature in the trade ofhis firm Wis
tars basam OF Wild Cherry, Moffats Phoenix Bitters
swans fanacea, Daley's Magical Pain Extractor Row
and Tome, Sherman's Plaste-these are all well known
as ecacous and safe remedies which contain the virtues as
eoed 70 them and have become standard medicines almost
every family No call them in question: for their
good effects can be testified to by thousands of the healing
qualities oil Wistars Baam in Diseases of the Lungs we
ourselves Attest and the magic effects of Daeys Pain Ami
mator are too well known to need comment.
our friends In the country who are engaged in trade
we advise visit to the establishment of Messrs Wright
Co.. as the Great Medicine Emporium for New Orleans
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AErlval. q one Fr.nelpal He..lr.

vERANpA-Tsaac Jones' Va l. Bis. Az ri l IS n,
Ssnpori Fisher; Logan Hunton, N G; L Ptice Vera
SsFq5i Them; James Price and child Ala Facklsm
a. sSs, John Marshall MSbilei James Dunhsm
AiEea Weeks and family, Attakapes; Charles Meeks
q noons1ni w Chapman; Dan Ladd and lady, Fa; Geo
~, ST ,SHAELEs-George w johnson, Coast; w G sempe
Pri Mo aexapdsr Morton, steamer Western Worlds Dr
Seades ~ Vi q Griffin, Ala Mrs Herbert and daughter
O1ast' u M Hughes and lady, Red River.
NJ E,LAErERL-E Weiss, Memphis; E a Smith, Ga; Mr.
Novels w Morrill,; w II Cox; w Pollard III Nj Lester
Aiai James TOwnsend; Lemue Hunter, Cuba.
yisS; Mo; M Ladley; Il Mehoiisy, Vicksburs; DoDn
French, II Cockerdl, O. DN'"
. LOUISIANA Moore Augusta XIV. ueldricb prnss;..
Havana. - Nei"e'' AHn' u Il '3coost
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TT Gas Light. The New Orleans Gas Iipbt Com.
pany beg leave to inform the public they operation
entirely now purifying apparatus of the approved
ue qusy OF the Gas now furnished both respects purity
Illuminating power equal 10 that Of any establishment
N the country The Company would particularly invite the
on Of housekeepe to the of PURPOSES and 10
e mat houses may be furnished with gas this
" @ year with more convenience and economy during the Fall
ana Winter On trial. Gas Lights will convenient and
han any other lights used present purity
Oh he Gas renders it agreeable in the apartments skfu
wokmen have been employed for putting up fixtures every
tenon will be paid convenience Of families who favor the
Company with their patronage.
AL persons DESTROYS of introducing Gas houses or who
now use the Jas and whose xtlrs bad order requested to
call at the Office known the same and all such appa
tons wi" be registered and carefully to ia the order Of
Houses will be fitted up prices and all de-
Ianey AND ornamental fixtures shed reasonably
~ "a e oIheIn cities Chandeliers pendants bTace etc.
Gas Once. Man l3 1850. - -
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Ma WraeTrais PosIrIoN.--fn an article, pub
liehea sav Or two since, we expressed cur suFpris
ssd regret Il finding the name Of Mr.. Webstei
.n,onr ihoss who ycied, on the 18th inst, to lay
a, he fs5ie the Compromise bill Of the Committee
II Ibstesn. His previous patriotic and unsectiona
sefzs on this question had led US to The conclusion
zkst be would unhesitatpgly support the plan Of
Conprcmise reported by the Committee. of which
he himself was a member. We were not, there
FORE ss we expressed ourselves in the article re-
fsr1sd to, prepared for the Intelligence communca-
ed by telegraph that he had voted for the rejection
Of the bill. or what was equivalent to it.
We have since received u full report Of the pro-
seedlings Of the Senate on the l5th, which places
che subjsct in different light The motion to lay
the Compromise bill on the table was made by Mr.
Douglass Chairman Of the Committee on Terrific.
RES, with the view, as he announced at the time
Of obtaining test vots upon the separation Of the
measures for the admission Of California, and fol
the organization Of territorial governments for New
Mexico and Utah. The motion to lay the Com.
promise bill on the table, with this expressed view
was supported by Mr.. Webster The inference is
that he prefers to act upon the bill to admit Cali.
fornia as distinct measure: 1t does not, in oul
opinion show decided hostility, on his part to the
Compromise measure
We should have been glad had Mr.. Webster
given his warm support to the bill Of the Commit
Zee. inasmuch as il now promises, with greater
certzinty than any othsr. plan that has been pro.
posed, settlement Of w disputed questions. Il
j. clear that he prefers action on these measures
separately. There are many in Congress and
thousands out Of Congresses patriotic citizens
as there are in the Uhlon--who have like prefer
sncs; but he and they will be found, in the end,
we doubt not, ready to cooperate in any measure
that gives assurance Of the permanent restoration
of harmony to the country.
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The GOVERNMENT AND THE CuBA EXPEDITION
Bolhmore. Monday, May 20.-The Republic says
thar The President has issued orders to all the YES.
sels Of the Home Squadron, including the steamer
safanae and the rgate Congress. to proceed forth
with to the Island Of Cuba They have express in.
sirnciions to prevent the landing in Cuba of any
evolutionary forces from the United States and il
care snch forces have been already landed, to pre-
vent the Decentralization Of any reinforcements. OF
Of any arms or provisions under the American flag
In accordance with these orders, the Saranac has
already proceeded to sea- and will reach the coas,
Of Cuba on Thursday, t23d,) when she will be
ipinsd BY the Germantown, Albany, and steamer
Vixsn.--F icaEuhe 23d.
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ANOTHER STEAMER BURHT.--We learn from
Capt. Pierce. Of the steamer Amaranth, which ar.
rived here yesterday that the steamer Constitution
from St Louis, bound for this port, was burn, a,
memphis on the night Of the Goth inst. The fire
originated in some hemp which was stored in the
engine room; and SO rapidly did the flames spread
that the officers and passengers had barely dime
save themselves The fire communicated to the
whartbOat owned. By A. B. Shaw & Co., and
thence 20 the ferry boat which were also destroyed
The Constitution had large cargo on board and
same 90 or 20 head Of cattle, all Of which is total
loss- Capt ?. did not learn that any lives were
sssi, or how the fire originated.
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NOTICE!
Fashionable Clothing,
And Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
ALFRED MITNROE e. Co


ALFRED MUNRoE & co.
No. "a Maya zine Street.
6 Invite purchaser Of CLOTHING their
Summer Dress Coats, FrOcks sacs PoIlxns etc
French MsnO DraU dES Froek Coats sacs Pohu,
English MeTino and Parumsta do do
% and e0ored Alpaca sac Pokas, Lsmunes short
All Al, Linen ni1, checked and striped do. do.
Black and Mode colored Cashmerette do. do
a eoPpq B h9js% fo G9s Hld Tweed do DO
White and Brown India Grass Cloth ssos, ETC.
PantaIOOns.
F FIsoSh hguFed MTnO and DruP de Turc PantalOous.
Black B and eS!ored Alpaca aud Parums,tn DO.
Ptsneh Linen Drill white and coOrsd do
French and American Coytonade do,
Beautiful Summer Vests.
Steamship Ohio and ship ST. Charles have brought very
| choice variety Of Fashionable vests
Plain White Marseilea Vests
Figured White hETseisa Vests.
F snsv White White. Linen ne Dill Yeats entirely eoOdA
super Fancy i.y coO,ed aud E%9Toidrsd Linen vests
Super Super l l,gh SIX, Satin Cashmere DO.
Super Ruf Cashmere vesa
Gen'iemen's Furnishing Goods. Shirts, Hosiery,
superdne, all Linen, sHlRTs-lstest styles
French bingham, Calico, Hickory Cotton Check and
G11ss slE Gauas MsnO Cotton aad Guuss Flannel
DndeFbhirl
Heavy siE UndershirI and Drawers
Lise Thread Undershirs and DrawerH-beauiful good,
Red Blue and White Flannel Shirt and Drawer,
Very rich styles fancy CRAVATS
French and Italian Black SILK Cravats.
Slh and Linen HAkDkERCHIEFS
Lsle Thread, Linen and Silk GLOVES,
lsls Thread, Cotton and Merino HALFHOSE.
Snk and bingham Umorelas Trunks Carpet Bags, etc,
ES- A. H. 4 Co respectfully invite persons
Bound for California
TO call at their store where be assortment Of ts
following srticles;
800 pairs heavy quality Gray Blus Drsb BLANKETs
Heavy Pilot Cloth aud Blanket COATS;
Castor Beaver SACS;
HUNTING COATS;
OVERCOATS Of every description;
Riding Cord and salinet PANTALOONSi
Heavy Plot Cloth do
India Rubber Clothing,
India Rubber CLOANS, with nc without Sleeves.
" IS PALET0TS and CAPEs
+" CAPS; CLOT HING BAGS;
Provision Bags Water Bottles; LegginRg:
Blankets WRdng Boots, etc. etc.
Fs sa and White t ss SHIRTS aud DRAWERS
Cotton, Ms9o Lambs Wool and Shakers Half Hose;
-, Mtrino and Bnekskin aiding Gloves etc,
All OF which viii be sold as5- CHEAP FOR CASH. Fl
% Purchasers will fail largest assortment Of Clothing
IN New Orleans, unless they call a store S
a. ALFRED MUNRoE Co.
my<t "a Magazine street
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Fashionable D1.y Goods.

C. M. SIMPSON
Has lately received, and offers for sale a his
NEW STORE, No. SO Canal street.
Large and Fashionable Assortment of
Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS,
For Family and Plantation Zee.
Ladies' Dress GOOdst
Rich AlbOrines, Of a style,
Rich BRreges, Paris designs
Rich Grenadines, entirely new.
Lot Of Cheap BRrsges.
Rich French OrgRndy Muslins.
Jaconets, Cambrcs and LswRS.
Large iot Of cheap Muslins, from auction.
Rich ParasolS and U Umbrellas.
Linen Goods.
Aen Ah shrng Linen OF best manufacture and fully guarSnd
Linen Lawns and CAnbrics.
Linen Sambno Handkercl iefs great variety
go Linen shirlings
Ioseher with general STAPLE GOODS all of
winch Will DC soid low for cash. my20 lot 2dp