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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-21
Notice.

" Owing to the numerous complaints OF vessels trading
in the New Canal of detention and damage caused by the
large number of small craft and boats occupying the harbor
at the Lake and in the Canal above the BRIDGE
notice hereby given that from and after the 18th June next
all Steamboats, Vessels, Yachts, Boats, and other craft of
description will be charged TOLLS for each every
time they inside of the Lighthouse, the same as if the
whole distance to the city used and that the Collector
Tolls at the Lake end of the Canal will be required to collect
the in conformity with the lh section of the Charter
as follows:
That the said Company shall be entitled to receive from
every vessel entering said Canal exceeding thirty
and half for every ton of the admeasured bur
then of said vessel and proportion for any boat of
burthen than and the request of any
master of boat vessel navigating said Canal of the
Collector of Tolls it shall be lawful for each of them to
choose person the number of which said
boat vessel is capable of carrying and mark the
in figures the head and of said boat and the said
boat measured and marked shall always be permitted to
pass through said Canal for the price per ton to which the
number of marked shall amount and the owner
of such vessel shall decline choosing person resident
within league and half of the place where such toll
payable ascertain the tonnage thereof then the
such tonnage shall be fixed by person appointed for that
purpose by the said Collector of Tolls and the said toll shall
be paid according to such measurement
Also, that article 9Th of municipal regulations will be
enforced.
"Art. 6. That every vessel not employed in loading or
unloading shall pay five dollars per day during time
they may remain in the Canal, Basin Harbor counting
fom the eighth day after their ARRIVAL
II. J. RANNEY.
New Orleans, May 10, 1850. my2l I'm
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Louisiana and Lane Divisions will meet at Unity Hall, Ma
rigny Buildings Third Municipality, hqlfpas 2ocock,
at the hall at the appointed hour and they will march
Laay cite SQUARE where they expected to arrive fifteen
Washington, ,Iefsrop and Star of Hope Divisions will
past o'clock punetualy where they will be by band
OF music. They will form under their respective MaIshas
Annuncqton and Tchouptouas streets 10 No. ~ the Hail
Of Crysa Fount DIVISION where they will fall in the rear oil
Union, Crystal FQgnt and Harmony Divisions will meet at
crystal cunt a NO ~ Ichouploulas street, at3 clock
puncuay, and Immediately proceed form under the diec
uon Of their respective arshas and wait fo the arrival Of
The Cadets and Younger Brothers will also meet the
same tune and place last named and form under the direction
the Divisions from Lafayette. They will march down
Ichonpouas street to Lafayette street, and down that street
Pelican, Magnolia and Liberal Divisions will meet at Pel
at o'clock where they will form under the direction OF their
respective marshas, and march up ST. Charles street 10 La
on reaching the square, the Divisions will halt, and
the Marshas of Divisions will Immediately report themselves
70 the Grand Marshal at the west corner OF the square,
The procession will then be formed according to the
The Grand Division and the several Divisions composing the
First DIVISION OF the column, will then form in the walk on
me outh SIDE OF the Square, the right resting on ST. Charles
The Second Division Of the column will be formed in the
walk the East side Of the SQUARE the right resting South
The Third Division will then be formed in the walk on the
North side of the Square, the right resting Camp street.
The barouche containing the Grand Chaplain aud Orators
will be stationed the Western gate of the Square, ready
to take its place in the procession.
At the word OF command from the Grand Marshal, the
first Division of the column will down the walk the
side Of the Square, and through the western gate INTO
and down St Charles street, the second and third Divisions
closing the in the order in which they placed
The Procession when formed, will proceed down ST. Charles
Canal street, and down Canal Camp thence down
Chqrtres ST Peter and down St Peter Royal thence
up Royal to Canal and down Canal to Carondeet thence
up that street and AnoO TerpsiChoe up TerpsichOe
Prytana and down Pytania and Camp Lafayette Square,
where the several Divisions OF the column will reformed
at first Half hour will then be allowed for them be
waited upon with plenty Of good cold water This being
before and proceed the Lyceum Hail. where Addresses
will be delivered by Rev Mr. Twicbell and Mr. Halaran
and other exercises suited 10 The OCCASION II particularly
requested that members of the Order will black coats
pants and hats far be convenient, and that they
will be punctua in their attendance their respective places
of rendezvous above designated
joins w. CROCKETT, Grand Marshal.
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N. o. Stationers' Warehouse, IA Camp ut


no received this BOOK and STATIONERY STORE,
resh supply OF the following valuable
X1IE Books
for Learning the French German Italian aud Spanish Languages
L...FRENCH.
COLLOT'S Dramatic French Reader. limo.
DE FIVA'S Elementary French Reader. limo.
DE FIVAS Classic French Reader for advanced Students
OLLENDORFF'S Elementary French Gramar. by Greene.
l6mo., with a Key.
OLLENDORFF'S New Method Of Learning French. BY
J. l.. Jswett.. Key to the
ROMANS Modern French Reader. l2mO.
SURENNE'S French Pfonouncng Dictionary. limo.
VALUES New and Easy System Of Leaning French.
limo.
H.. GERMAN.
ADLER'S Progressive German Reader. limo
German and English, and English and German Dictionary
compiled from the beat authontns. vol, large sSO.
EICHORN'S New Practical German Grammar. limo.
OLLENDORFF'S New Method of Learning German, by
q. J. Adler.
lII,..ITALIAN
FORESTS Italian Reader. limo.
OLLENDORFF'S New Method of Leaning Italian, by
Foresu. limo. Key to the
w.. SPANISH.
OLLENDORFF's New Method of Learning Spanish, by
NJ, yeasqueE and T. simOune. i2mo... Also Key.
VELAsQUEZs New Spanish Reader, with Lexicon.
limo.
VELAsQUEZ's New Spanish Phrase Book; or Conver.
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Also
large OF Standard School and MrcelHnsol
Works every Of Literature, and Art together
with every variety Fancy and Staple STATIONERY required Ia
Schools. Counting houses Families, For sale by
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-21

ANNIvERsARY OF THE ORDER OF Sons OF
IEMPERAScE--lt will be seen by reference to the
Programme published in another column, that this
honorable and devoted body of men--discipIes Of
that faith which deems the sacrifice of one for the
good Of the many the noblest Of virtues-celebrate
their anniversary tomorrow afternoon and evening
by public procession and appropriate exercises in
the Lyceum Hall.
The Daughters of Temperance are earnestly
invited 70 be present and share in the indoor fes
vlties Of the occasion. The disciples of the noble
Apostle Of Temperanee--Father Mathew-who
has lately been labOrng in our midst, will also be
proudly welcomed to the ranks of the Sons and
on suggestion made to the Grand Marshal, a proper
position Be assigned them in the procession.
The public generally are also invited to be pre-
sent. The centre seats viii be reserved for ladies
and visitors generally.
The exercises, as will be seen, commence at hall
past o'clock. The ceremonies will amply prove
that Temperance affords feast of reason and a
HOW Of soul free from the regrets that Cypress
the votaries Of Bacchus.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-21

FOR CHAeREs-An excellent opportunity to
reach The halfway house to Ell Dorado is offered by
tne splendid steamship Guadalquvir, Capt. Aud,
which leaves the foot of Girod street on Monday
next Those California bound cannot do better
than TO call and examine her fine accommodations
Messs. G. J. Meeker d Co., &c Poydras street, are
her agents. The G. forms, in connection with the
Alabama, a regular semi.monlhly line.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-21

We particularly call attention to the card of DR..
:. bordley This gentleman has permanently To-
Gated IN our city, and brings with him high test.
monials Of character and professional skill He
has performed, during his short sojourn here sew.
efal difficult operations in dentistry, which must
tend to advance him at once to an elevated position
in his profession.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-21

The Concordia lntelgencer has been transferred
70 q. York, Esq, young lawyer of intelligence
energy and character. Under his charge this Ions
established and extensively circulated paper will
recover its former position. We recommend this
as one OF the best country papers for city adver
tisemeuts
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-21

The JENNY LIND.''-We are informed that CAPTAIN
Dannica has chartered this splendid airy spacious stanch
put and fasrunning steamer, take the place OF the
AeAnel Lenora for the The J. L. is now being
repaired and elegantly fitted up for the summer business be-
tween ms city and Mandevle Lewisburg, Madisonvie
and Cosington and congratulate our friends on the
elel sac o. the Lake on this acquisition their travelling
ms boat very staneh, and has very superior
and entirely boilers and nachinerv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-21

FROM HAVANA. - The Guadalquivr brings Us
papers up to the 10Th inst, inclusive. Every thing
quiet IN Havana and the authorities entertain no
suspicion OF the danger which is impending over
them The papers are filled with accounts of the
religious fetes in the different churches.
There had been several fires in the city, but they
had been extinguished before they had done much
damage. The Captain General and his suite were
present and assisted at of these conAagrations,
The cholera was prevailing through the Island.
Sugar was at former quotations and tending
downward In coffee no operations.
We give list of the principal prizes in last draw
ing OF the lottery on the lIth inst :
.s S; S,So 500 Ss, $50 900 Y 6 $1,000 O7s
Sogy0i l95I 5000 1888 5000 Il. VA $4,000 64 $1,000
1923 $1,000; l4.Os2, 1900: Il, 40, 1900
Inc capital prize was drawn at place called
Sanetl Spirilu, and the second at Matanzas
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-21

The Fire Works tonight at the Lafayette Square
will be brilliant affair It seems little curious
that Fire Works should befriend the Firemen, who,
on every other occasion, wage relentless war against
them The money derived from the exhibition will
go 70 swell the treasury for the relief of the widows
4nd orphans of Firemen.
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Grand FTOEtIIM PO1.tu.

CONCERT AND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
" on board the splendid Steamboat GRE R@s -
OLE, on THURSDAY EYE.NLJTG, May LfIkzssttslsS
I'D, 1850, at the solicitation OF numerous tami- E4zsz
lies in New Orleans The boat will leave the Government
Wharf, Third Municipality, at = O'Clock; and the foot Of
ST. Mary street, Lafayette 81 O'Clock; will then proceed
up tae Iyer stopping at Carrolon both ways returning
Richard Wilss Justly celebrated BRASS AND COTll-
LON BAND will be this occasion. Also, cee-
brated BAND OF MINSTRELS, (now their to
Calloma,l will be in attendance to enlven the party.
EY@ REFRESHMENTS of the best quality board.
LIZ Tickets to admit Gentleman and Two Ladies g I
for the eXcursion to be had the Music Store of VIM T.
Mayo, and at the Bar of the st. Charles Hotel.
Messrs. E. ATKINS and b. BUTaAN Managers Of the
FlOtia. my2l 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-21

The Hisirionies had brilliant house last even
Ing, and they performed with unusual spirit The
plays, however, wsFe of the minor drama, and the
biggest compliment We can paw them, is to say ihal
f'l helsa and lsas gysreetsd shsir parts, y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-21

The VARIETIES. = Senior Vegas was compli.
mehted with of the finest houses of the season.
He is evidently The favorite member of the Ballet.
His Spanish dances, with their complicated but
graceful figures, SET off by his rich costume, have
always excited the highest admiration.
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.NOGU opening {!
%" Per Steamship Ohio and Bark n. Fl. v


THEO. A. JAMES 81 co.
Fashionable Clothing Establishment,
No. So Common street, betDeeH PerGRdG Hotel
and He1fett's Exchange,
EV- Are in receipt Of another large and beautiful
assortment of gentemen's spring and summer Cloth
ing-a Of the very fine material and best workmanship
having been manufactured expressly for the city retail trade.
consisting IN part follows to wit:
SUPER BLACK CAsASERETTE Dress CoATs;
FROCK "
:" FANCY, Brown & OLIVE e "
- BLACK MERINO BUSINESS -
- FANCY AND coL'D Exc. MERISo - -
- BLACK ALPACA
- BLACK MUsTAPHA
" SILK LINEN
=" CHECK LINEN
- FANCY DoEsKIN PANTS
BLACK MERINo -
- FANCY DRILL "
- WHITE -
POWERED CHAMBRAY VEsTs;
WHITE MARsE1LLEs
- FANCY
g. CANVASS SKELETON
- SILK LINEN
- SPOTTED SILK
ToRQUOIs SILK
." WATCHED -
=" MODE AND BLACK SILK
- BLACK SATIN
DUNDEE LINEN DEAwERs-tPaten' Lasins'o
IRISH
- COTTON -
- SILK
LINEN SHRTs-(vey fne0
COTTON AND LINEN Bosom SHIRTS
SILK AND Isle THREAD USDERsHRTs.
- COLORED GINGHAM
- SILK AND L. CAMBRIA H'DK'Fs;
- SILK AND LIsLE THREAD GLOVES;
LINEN CRAvATs;
- STOCKS, SUsPENDERs, ETC. ETC. my 10 2dp
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Di eds.

On the 2h inst, of Scarlet Fever in her 9th year. MAY
"RIEtILIs, daughter OF Catherine A and NJ. Fisher.
and nj invited
tend without farther her Funeral the
ES- fhiladsl hia papers viii please copy.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-21

EV' Gas Light. The New Orleans Gas Light Com
beg leave inform the public they operation
entirely purifying apparatus Of the approved construction
and that the quality urned respects purity
and Illuminating power, equal that of ar establishment
in the country The Company would particularly invite the
ton Of huusekep the Of for domestic purposes and
the fact that houses may furnished gas fixtures
Of the year with economy during
and Winter On trial. Gas Lights will be found and
economical than any other lights used present purity
Of The Gas it agreeable the smallest apartments Sku
workmen have been employed for putting up fixtures every
enton wilt be paid the If families who favor the
Company with their patronage.
All persons DESTROYS Of introducing Gas Into their houses who
the Gas and requested
call at the office and make known the sane and all appca
tons will be registered and carefully attended
registration Houses will fitted reduced prices,
Of fancy fixtures reasonably
the Northern cities Chandeliers pendants braces ETC..
ported TO order either from the North from Europe.
Gas Office, May Is, 1850. myl5 2dp 3w
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Shirts Shirts !

F. FABRE 81 CO. No. 80 Magazine st.
would inform their friends that they receipt
Choice assortment of LINEN and COTTON SHIRTS,
of superior quality style and manufacture. Iny2I In 2ip
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New Orleans, May 10. l

eT Bible SOcietY.-The South Western Bible Society
Of New dreams Will hold meeting ST. Pauls Epscopa Church.
the Rev. Mr GoOdch's Camp street, WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING next, ed inst halfpa o'clock agent
Friends the Bible and the public generally
my20 p NJ. OZANNE, Rec. Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-21

SYKES, HYDE CO. will SELL at hafpast 10 O'Clock, at 81
magazl9e street-Groeeries, Provisions and Liquors
Cotton. - ~
A BEARD will sell. at 70 o'clock-Slaye.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-21
Francis FM6re - Go.

Fashionable Clothing stablis hment,
No. 80 Magazine street,
Are receipt every article sppeTtaning their line
business of their Manufacture the
ionsble styles. my2l In 2dp
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d. OF IT,, Meeting This Afternoon.

MAaSnLIA uSIoN No g. Daughters of Temperapoe, mee,
81 hail'paa e'elasai % feiesH ilsn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-21

#NIg77|# NIDtIHI DIVIaIOh MO- II, % OF It,
YA& 81 he members Of this Division will assemble
A Pelcan Hail Of Common and ST. Charles Streets
z2S "WEDNESDAY The 22d inst. haEpast O'Clock
the purpose Of Joining the Procession OF the Order
my2I +, l.. LEWIS, n. s. pro tenn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-21

The glimpse OF green pasture, how they cheer
The citizen. and brace his languid frame.N


The evening are filled with passengers
making flying visit to the gardens at the Carroll
ton Hotel. There can be no higher treat for chill
dren than an afternoon spent in the gardens.
The Evansville Gnd.) Journal says that there is
young man named Masterson awaiting his trial
at Rockport, in that State, who possesses the
remarkable faculty of being able to throw a stone
with almost the precision man can send bullet
from a good rife. He can go into the woods and
kill as many squirrels with dorncks as an expe-
rienced hunter with his gun. A drunken man
was pursuing brother of his with knife in his
hand, when Masterson threw and struck the fellow
upon the back Of his head, killing him instantly.
He says he intended strike the arm of the drunken
man, to knock the knife from his hand, but his own
arm was caught and the object frustrated.
The question of building bridge over the Con-
necticut at Middleton, for the purpose of what is
called the Air Line Railroad" is to- be revived
again, in connection with that project.
AMERICAN THEATRE.-The great German drama of ''Pre
ciosa," with Webers original music will be repeated this
evening" The enthusiastic which this received
by crowded house Sunday, ustes the manager in an
nouncng it once more and in bespeakIng for him fash
onabe attendance In addition this and the warbngs of
the little songst the bill contains the farce Of the Dead
Shot; characters by Miss Pee and the English company
SENIOR NEGAs's BENEFIT.-Quie variety was pre-
sented in the exhibitions Placdes last night the chief of
which was Mile. HlaHot the piano. Those who have
been accustomed to seeing her and thinking of her only
danseUsedashng graceful and almost magnificent she
always IS IN this chaacer-were surprised witness the
ease and dignity Of her position at the piano. and the skill
with which she executed of the difficult cOmpo-
son senor Vegas well deserved the compliment of the
tul mouse which he had. His Spanish dances always
received with applause.
Mile Baron should be overlooked We are not sure
hat her merits as an artistic have been duly appreciated II
her style not so striking HaIo it less pleasing.
Iuy realizes our conception of the poetry of motion.
Inc MILES Nalee are always greeted with peasure-Hen
eta especially, whose bounding step free and easy motion,
ana happy lace never fail put the house excellent hu
NOR with her and themselves Monseurs Maugn, Bouxay,
ae rhguey Should also, be mentioned in this connection.
This talented troupe Of dancers have during the entire sea
son. constituted one of the chief attractions Pacides
attractive place OF entertainment To them, in great
sure owing the remarkable of his establishment
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-21

AMERICAN THEATRE:-The German company
continue to draw good houses at this establishment,
which, under Manager Gaisford, is acquiring the
popularity which lt possessed IN is early days
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-21

LON BAND will be this occasion. Also cele-
~ REFRESHMENTS Of the best qEality, on board
Sr the excursion; to be had a. the Music Store of VIM T.
FlodIla. my2l 81
/ BORDLEY, SURGEON DENTIST, would respect
y. fully inform his friends and the public
tSei he eon n"Tsn to ReRTTP Al Psf
ETH, from one to full SET etc -of 'lIrYY
thce a. Dr. PARMLYs, North ST. Lafayette Square He
for the preservation and regularity Of the TEETH
and GUMS vii! be given at their residences, morning and
Having permanently located in New Orleans arrangements
can BE made with families and lndylduss for definite
Oyer every oher for establishing healthy condition of the
RGersgees-Drs. johnson FTydenger; Messrs Beverly,
Sand, s Co. Gowaq, Pykers spa9ing. Henry Garnet,
Dzon as%eo Kg Bo%
GE 6P Ea%a G R3fsf%Sfab 40 aid
M s sp SS 81 kg Lexington g
4 OsT-On Saturday the 18th instant dark coored old
u POCKET WALLET-a Pocket Diary -
for ls5o and some Paeersi the Wale contained
Note. subscribed r. Ten Brock, and other saY
he Of the articles lost at the office Of J. H. VAN
DALsON, No. 2 Exchange Place. my2l St
DIANO FORTES FOR SALE-A choice and large
FAS fHIms ana PIA s rs apf iRsas%
bte iSn Gian The sSD NnTG
Are AL o. 9r SG ,n Tor ehne OF u. 9Ie and
very reasonable prices and respec fully invites the public
his WarOOm in order that they may take advantage of this
opportunity. ALLOVON. No "A Cont street.
APPRAISED. myH BIN
JNHOS. ID. HAILES, Broker, has removed his place of
business TO the office of HORATIO DAVIS, ESQ, notary
public, St Charles Hotel Building, fourth door from Com
mon street, New Orleans, La.
Buys and sells Landed Property and City Bonds obtains
Loans Mortgage; Discounts Notes Appraiser
and Expert Agent for nonresident OF property
New Orleans and Lafayette TO collect rents and attends
| Agency Business IN general.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-Citzens' Bank Stock
with Loan it Time Properties in Lafayette of $4,000
s5OOO $1,000; properly St. Charles street. between
Common and Tana streets, for Merchants Offices; Brick
good Woman COOK, and intelligent Boy about 10 to Is
| years of age to drive gig. my20 25t
NTARBLE-Ins slabs and blocks the finest Italian of every
| IfA description for sale by
my2l BARELLI s. CO. 81 Common ST.
y ICE-SOo casks of prime Carolina Rice in store and
my2l RARELLI & co. 81 Common street.
| cow PEAs73OO bushels Carolina Cow Peas. in store
mysi BARELLI 81 co. 81 Common street,
| CEMENT AND PLAsTER-20OO barrels Denman s
d. and Nelson & Browns Cement. and Wotherspoon's
myI IL d i6HiSisTRouD 81 GO. IIR Common
| u CONS TO LET-Pleasaut IL DGlNG ROOMS "a
AZ can he had for the summer, either with with
out Boa d. at No. 2I5 Camp street my1 II A@4
| NAIUABIE SERVANTS FOR SALE-A very
| v Superior WASHERWOAIAN and COOK; superior
sEAhisrREss sud Cater Of Dresses Apply st No SO
| CgHi street. mRi ~
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Masonic

wv tS The Regular Mee!ing Of ALPHA LODGE No; p
~ * will be held the Hall OF the Mount Morah Lodge
~ corner Of Camp and Narhez streets on THURSDAY
EVENING the 24th inst, haTnst o'clock Members
expected and Visiting Brethren order OF W.
my2l ]. b. sTLART. EeerelarY nIote
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The evening cars are filled with passengers
making flying visit to the gardens at the Carroll.
ton Hotel. There can be no higher treat for chill
dren than an afternoon spent in the gardens
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Fashionable Dry Goods.

C. NJ. SIMPSON
Has lately received, and offers for sale at his
NEW STORE, No. so Canal street,
A Large and Fashionable Assortment of
Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS,
For Family and Plantation Use
Ladies' Dress GOOds1
Rich Alborines, of a style
Rich Bareges, Paris designs.
Rich Grenadines, entirely new.
Lot of Cheap Bareges.
Rich French Organdy Muslins.
Jaconets, Cambrics and Lawns.
Large lot of Cheap MusliDs, from auction.
Rich Purasols and Umbrellas.
Linen Goods.
Rich Irish Shng Linen Of manufacture and fully guaranteed
Linen Lawns and Cambrics.
Linen Cambria HGndkerc ie's great variety
Linen Shirtings.
Together with assortment If STAPLE GOODS all Of
which Will be SID llv for cash. my2O lot 2dp