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The New York herald., 1850-12-29

Happy New Year, Is51.-Ladics n You
wish beau fushoes for the patronize Miller in
Car street. where get quilted boots and buske
hroo cred slippers Jenny Lind toilet Shoes white aud
back ain bronze and black and red sppes white linen
tlso and coloed gaier hoOs with misses ohldreas
gaior boots and shoes Of all kinds an or oes. at
J. b. MILLERS, l34 Canal street.
The New York herald., 1850-12-29

OF eight lots for $40 before they all sold The price is
My so Ter eight IL hts See beaded Hieksve
Iou Oce 2z7 Wooster street. The dstributon of the
above lots takes place week in the Constitution Hail.
Broadway
The New York herald., 1850-12-29

Forty Thousand Coats, Pantaloons and
MAcoa. of the latest fall style from g. 10 20 tl0 at
hHkPHERDs Clothing Store. Chestnut srsst second doc
sboye Third. Phiiadeiphi4
The New York herald., 1850-12-29
What . Rich and EIexant Preseut,-Koo..

the Halter makes beautiful display Of his aud
temen could select elegant present than set Of
them would make His large and varied. and
his prices reasonable Look in him. at l28 Fulton
The New York herald., 1850-12-29

RARNUNs AMERICAN NUsEUA.-P. r. BARNUM
49, sepnst0r s9s man,ssr John GreenwoSd Jr Asss.
o'clock Engagement of Mr. T. X. Harper the celebrated
sSoes have siictoa 80 much sdmrsson in the TaaSsres
Royal Of Great Britain and relandhis tst
day Dec 80 and 81, vi ps.ssed in sss Sea%siiu 81.
loon. the comic spectacle Of THE woopMAk's sPELI-
BLACK sTArUIsT|Bi.es joe ~ Mr. f. Re- Harper 70 n
W s2Ssis bis Ewing s asS1
e til NE the very popular and delightful
BLACK sr4Ts New Day .sa sSsS
Ing there i'll be given in the saloon dve perform
has been added this sssabshmsa The Gipsy Fortspc
.esr may yss Be seen here to each pertcrn
half price Parquette seats aud first orcle l2k
MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTIONS FOR TIE HoLI
s,y, -. s'9gpa.: Hal. corner Of Dro.aw,y and
week Chafse Of perfermsnes every day. Uhpecedented
fss. with IN o.Hsr 10 n
Harrison the favorite and nimiabe vocalist and
sloqssns music leopold Albsrt the favOrte pupil Of tbs
Win a s"aa.sfu & Of 'Ss i.s.Is de-,
%,1 ss%.:Or p cent; .hdr's ssm prise srno.,
At i ennsnoss At w For full partisulas
the ssernoon ana a. pss s.ysa In the s1.ains H.
sssn q no other place q In New Ysrs Ssn:S
op:.s sn, sssR
@ .s: ar, sHs; .as ss sss ;S: he
pictures Of ancient aad Odsrn times company Of Arab
Sn s:',fss gs .af ';s he
world ssnor Edgar the best vsntfioquit Magician n
ssrncos :.d s1.nns XSns:ionnsissa ssass E osus.
Bones. % csnts P.qust. laX cents.
DANoRAnA OF THE PILoRIrs PRooREss.-oPEE
p sns "a pss1. sps. u =.
and IN The evening H1hibiiOns a and a. BE-
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MUSICAL.


CBEAP SINGING CLAssEs-BY THE CELEBRATED
~ Prima Donna teaohsr signorinA Ena Yaientin Only
% per quarter for treny four Lessons wce yeek during
days and friaays a. ossck- EvspiHg classes the
days for ladies and gnlsmen Twenty eight singers
will be admitted cash cisss and divided into four
items Of eyen persons according 20 their musical tnsv
ledge who will Stag and in party. Persons wish
Ing 20 he inscribed requested to call Sgnona yaisn
TIM for further information this week In Constitution
Hall ESQ Broadway from It'll Ocock before the opening
Of the classes which will take place Monday January
9th. The for hour Of iessoa Consitu-
tion Hall, are 81 50. and 81 az residencs.
DIANos.-Twe NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD
Pisnos Of ak and half and octsve of superior Tone
and varrsnted for sale at great sacrfte Also ssven
Watches tveve German silver plated table and spooss
case o. denust mcnt four paintings k Casa sd
~ JONES. IS Ann street, "a door.
MUSICAL INsTRUnRNTs.-THR SUBSCRIBER BEGs
l 70 call attention TO his preest large stock consisting
of volins Guitars Aooordeoa rlutina Musical
al sises Hand orgs.s psyins from thirty 70 forty airs
Futss ree f1Ageosts. Clarionets TAmborinss Banjos
Drums, and brass n stru mcnts of all kinds.
EDwARD RAACK. 81 ruiton. aad72k CAathAmsA
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NJ EcHANIcs HALL NO. lIa BROADWAY. ABovl
AVA Grand street-Opep night during ths week uu
further notice The original and we'll known CHRIsrYs
nIMbTRELS comprising eracent and versatile "corps
Of talented and experienced performers under the
nassmsn. Of CArty whose concerts in his city for
highly respectable aud fashionable audence Tickets -
eents Doors open half Elk halt past
o'clock The patrons Of Chrstys hnstrls
peotfuy pformed that the usual Saturday afternoon
will be Discontinued for the future On New Years
day Afternoon Concert, comm enoing At ocoek "
The New York herald., 1850-12-29

ITALIAN 0PARA HOUSE. AsrOR PLACE-sECURED
seats Parqust and Boxes 81 So admissoa TO PArquet
ths.re. 70 oents-Thrtisth subscription Nsht-hondsy
Evening Dect mber 3D. will be performed DoniEetts Grand
Opera, four acts La FAv0RiTA-Alphonso xi sisnor
Bsnsventano; Balthazar SHnor Nove Lsonora di duz-
sigsora Truh Benedetti Fernando Signor Fort;
ineI, sgnora Avogadro; Don oaspars signor Patti No
regus description Night will coms on ON Thursday she
3D. which occasion La Favorita will be re peated
The New York herald., 1850-12-29

Scntlemen's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q
LEA DBBATER 37 Broadway, corner Of Leonard street,
eeton with other kind Of dry goods have large
stock Of genteen Under Shirts and Ora scarfs and
ICraysts SILK and linen Pocket Kid wooen
end buckskin Gloves Hosiery, Vsstnss &C &C. prices
far below the usua of genemen furnishing
The New York herald., 1850-12-29

IL ELLINoERs LINIHEsT, OR NAorc FLUID GIVES
IN instant relsf IN Rhsumatie Pains breaks no deep
teset Csushs srd all a veakr essu male or female
~ rengthens the patient AZ evsrv dss sYpcsson ~
matters not what the rain weekness from 10
certain 70 cure Merchants they cell hundrss 10 ons 81
sny other. sold IN large bottles from s tt ~
dcren, cash. These whs buy the large size get third
more IN grepcrtion for their money Ithss failed. in
solitary nstasce In fNtenirg aud the
yeune No one deubt N they viii call or ssnd ana
zee cur references and cures the dpcs Is, Pearl street.
bottles hsvs been solo snd its frt friends ts
sna n,s heer ussd ior years by the Irynss.
Itcns Ludevs W the elite snd The fssuI,v reneraiy
hsslt All druggists psdlsrs snd sroosrs
ss usissS Sat-. s,ssrsiy is hs e.y %
medicine There NJ aishwst~v second boad. 80.
hexs-svery trial nakss mAny frisnas wv" "-"'"s
The New York herald., 1850-12-29

NlBLo'S GARDKk .-TIcKErS TO ALL PARTS OF THn
house % cents children half prisshanaser. M John
sefton-Doors at and this and
Al future osc,sons at eeioak The wonderful aavel
Family. Fourth week Of the great connie pAntomims Of
haru whi'h can be given fer few nights only
consequence Of the immediate departure Of the RAvssfer
Havana Monday, Dec 80 the sntert viii
%snss with an ovsrtuIs T the Orchestra To followed
VENT. or Nights Advenures-After which, the Pas
d tyrtn.-To conclude with hAZULM the Night Owl
The New York herald., 1850-12-29
EXPRESS AGKNoIEA.

EXPRESS AGENoIEAs
DY FIRST sTEAnER TO NEW oRLEANs.-we shall
- send Express throuFh with freight packages and
valuable parcels 10 New Orleans and Mobile Tbs steamer
ohic (uusvoidsbly detained few daysD will probably
her trips IN the Of wees. Every attenon
will be paid 70 the collection Of drafts. notes sc
New Orleans and Mobile Express. 10 Wall 81.
McNICoL co.'s EUROPEAN PACKAGE EXPRESS.
M "A special business messenger will leave The once Of
Messrr hcNool Co.. No ~ all street, for Europe, By
the Cunard steamer Africa 10 sa the LIST Of January
Orders for the purchase Of Kind Of Manufactured
fancy articles &o aud missions will be attended to-
small .s well aslsrss In earetu, sud eeosOmea man
S.rs: Sl..Epv, -,.,sy, IdinsSrsh. New Csts, YORK
ga sfd Hsiiiss, sirnisshsm Manchester. shei-
.sttinshsn topdsn In Great Britss; snd The Cont-
rent hsvre Rousn, Paris Lyons, Sedan, Iouyan, eEs,
ysryisr, As Ia Shsyslls. Coosns Irs.hfors hrnhsin
and other places required He may be conferred With AZ
above unt the day ofsnnE and will take charge m par
ees psci specie DC. Drafts accounts &c collected
hcNfc0L& co, European Express Once. Moss
Wall street, and Fenwics street, Liverpool
Refsrences-oeorgsP p: futnam Esq, Brosd.ay nessrs
Lion Brothers, New Orleans SAMPSON Low, Esq London
hessrr Barnard Co, Bankers. Liverpool.
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ihesnt dsguerreope likeness equal il not superior.
In America and only six shiings for picture and
AL comp etc is the hourly exclamation at WASHBURNS
Moons No. 252 Broadway just opposite the City Hall.
The New York herald., 1850-12-29

BOUQUETS FOR NEW YEARS DAY.. n THOR
- burn Co., Is John fl few orders for
Bouquets, 20, fer New Years Day their caneiss Japo,
profuse bloom Orders left early the week possible
will insure the best attention. Proe from - TO e each
Baskets, or vases, filled at from IS to S2O.
The New York herald., 1850-12-29

WAETED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. APART
w for rma family. Must convenient, And Of
moderate rent Address With full particulars 10 Mr..
Thorn rseu. 20 Once.
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just received consisting Of over Goats and Coahs
Des snd frock Coats sssiuere Pants of all ooorr rich
fancy vests suitable yet for evening parties at
the stigna cost, corner Of Nassau
Itrsets. IS suft store.
The New York herald., 1850-12-29

DE DEWITT 9. KnLLlNoER rs DErERMfsKD TO
40 the greatest good for the largest BY selling
s wenderful fuia, In large tottlss from Ia 70 t IL
knevn 70 snsvsr for whole family. Er Ailnuts f6.
brosdvsJ Mr. Gardner. of Wismsbursh; Mr. Passes, Of
hoshsrr MI ". Barker, ep nssdougtl strest-sl hst
thsr nsf rerewe, ~ afew spplicstons Anoher-a lady
,ns morning. shs laid In draw, which s nearly fall
en maze Two applications 10 asten and restore her hair.
W ms ana All ether cases referred the safsctoy
evidence can be sdducsd N. DThere no idle
cn here .re senersy rarsdes before the public. Every
ntus "tensh.s al vhe make trial. Sold without err
cepuen by all the druggists and merchants generally
throughout the United Btates ana the Canasa.
The New York herald., 1850-12-29

M rs. JxRvIss COLD CANDY
AVA ner cough vas loud and ifsausn,
Her voice wn low and weak.
ana eonsunptios karnins hectic
seemed nushi-f In her cheek.
In the cold AIT che treathed ftfuliy,
In the wrrm saloon rev faint
And pain disturbed her sleep By night,
Though ahe bore II its saint
told " hs w yKRvIs, 3sS Broadway, and by dyurgis
generally.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-18
From Havana and Key West.

The steamship Isabel having left Havana o., the
Sth, and Key West on the 9th inst, arrived at
Charleston on the 1lth BY this arrival we have
some news from Havana and Key West.
Speaking OF the anticipated arrival of Jenny
Lind, the Faro Industrial says that the furniture
for her house is to come on two ships.
The weather had been favorable for the labors
preparatory to grinding and for maturing the cane
A few estates began that process a short time
since, but were obliged to stop, as the Juice was
found too watery. The estates generally will com
mence grinding in all this month, some sooner and
some later, averaging on the whole about the
usual period
The cholera still fingers in several parts of the
Island, and it seems likely that it will visit every
locality The city and environs have continued
free, but it has reappeared in some districts where
its visiatons had ceased for time. Further
accounts from Jamaica, by the way of the soutf
side, report that the disease was raging with very
great mortality. A letter of the 7th inst. says
There seems to be every prospect of prices for
new sugars opening high, a contract having already
been made for Spain at 7 l-2 to II l-2 reals fol
delivery by March, which, considering the extra
price nominally paid for the whites, makes that fo
the yellows equivalent to about 1-2 reals.
Spanish vessels very numerous now wait
ing for the new crop ana tPey Will take OH the mrs
sugars as these prices cannot be paid for tn,
United States.
"Of molasses, small parcels Of the new croT
are making their appearance, and contracts TO
first cargoes have been made at to Ia reals
Large ones, for early cargoes, say for delivery no
later than 10th February, have been concluded a
? l-2 reals"
The following news from Key West we tax,
from the Charleston Courier:
KEY WEST, Dec. 9, 1850.
Me-. %. - Bethel ct al. gs Cargo Of mate
.iAls Q. AEstg!sa bslk G!ssisss G. bstEinact
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dow sashe, etc. brought from the North and have
the very of proof that houses doing large business
get their business cards printed two thousand miles off and
yet these gentlemen expect. and do get. living of the
very people they will not encourage in
feel certain, from personal knowledge thar Orleans
has Within lis borders much dveed talent of high ORDER
probably more IN proportion to population, than any other
city in the Union, and it is rulesS, for it
couraged except in The prooi Of architecture, and he
suit oil this encouragement that there buildings
here showing the skill OF the actect than be in
most modern cities and the plan for the finest public
building IN New York made in this city the like
suit would arise in other branches of business osersd Dc
ca onay very fine paintings have been from the pencil
OF resident artists and knew of one perfect Of art
which labelled for sale. and II remained for months
exposed to the public without buyer until It's creator
removed it and himself to congenal soil.
As | have suffered sme, hope may be excused in
speaking out particularly have entirely abandoned
the business, after loss OF much money. Over eighteen
months ago, built in this city second class fire engne en-
trely original with me, which machine, al hough never
proved to ~ msNnum power ION account Of no forcing
hose me ng strong enough to resist the pressure
has not been beaa BY engine here from the oldest ma
kers and since machine has been SERVICE (rebuit
and rom different makers, have arrived in the
CITY, and in eve instance have proved failures in throwing
water.
Many other could be cited OF this purbnd policy,
but the time be slowly coming when individuals will
understand that dollar expended here will benefit a,
much than hundreds sent away.
Respectfully, A. g. JONES.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-18

The joint committee of the Legislature has
nominated Charles NJ. Furnan for the Presidency Of the
Bank OF South Carolina. Al the cd directors have BEEN
following ddOoal have also been added to the list
R. Dulin.
The steamer Helena SlOmau, which was lost re-
Gently at sea- was vessel plyog between souihamp.
ton. Hamburg York. She of iron and bui on
the propeller principle The of the wreck was he los
OF her rudder Her original Sl2 600 and her cargo
in Wall st eet
The Hon. Henry w HIliard has addressed let.
ter to his constituents, in which he perempory declines be-
ing again candidate for Congress from Ala.
bama.
We have received the first number of new pa
per publ shed in Washington. 1t bears the singular
men OF the Merchants journal, Bnd Ladies' Guide for
Shopping II is got up with excel ent taste.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-18
Dancing Academy and Social PoIiteness

'7VVINI'9I7
MONSIEUR DEVOTl respectfully informs families NE5fS
" ana me snperors OF all institutions Of education VA ~
likewise the lies and gentlemen New Orleans, that
he viii open bis School, on WEDNESDAY, 9TH inst. S
Mons ID demonstrates in the perfect artistic "a
8or, all which ls ushes highest fashionable
societies. ali nd sable social poeBess
elegance aud line department the body also ceremonies
An Dances and Watzs of the fashionable styles
Of the day. such newest Steps, Quares, Scottish Polka Ma
RetOWHy, Fancy and
Celorlas Spanish and Vale Cnq Temps, etc.
B-PRIents invited the
anime ns new method which in the first Geeie
month rapid and perfect progress acquired
according the old school
Bnurt Academy for Ladies'
WEDNEsD DAYS, at 4 ?. NJ. and SATURDAYS at IL NJ
For Gentlemen, same days, bafpast 6, p. NJ
s-CasseE, lessons peEmOnh. lessons week. &C.
price.
t picaons may be made Academy at NJ T. Mayos
MUSIC $40 No Camp H.
he Post-otiCe, by letter. >
Lafayette
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-18

FIRE EXPLOSION AT ST LOUIS. - Between
and O'Clock the night of the 9Th inst, four TWO
story brick tenemena, situated on Biddle near
Sixteenth street, ST. Louis, were destroyed, to-
gether with the greater portion Of their contents.
Fhe fire originated in the fire-work factory belong
ing to Charles Muller, from what cause is not
known. Shortly after the flames broke out, and
whilst Mr. Muller, with several neghbors, were
endeavoring 10 save his property a quantity of
powder, supposed to be key at least, ignited and
blew the whole of the front wall and portion of
the roof in atoms. Mr.. Muller, with one or two
others, were ia the room at the time of the explo-
sion, and it is believed young man killed and
afterwards consumed in the flames. The first per-
son to leave the building was Muller, who. dis
tracted with pain, jumped from the second story TO
the ground, and ran in frantic manner some dis
lance, when he Oyertaken and conveyed TO
drug store in the vicinity, where we last saw him
in the hands Of several physicians His injuries
great 1t is thought that he cannot survive his
injuries. He states positively that young man
whose name he did not know was in the room with
him when the explosion took place. This person
not seen afterwards, which leaves but little
dOuht of his DEATH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-18


Eds. Cresceat-I read your truthful remarks Louis
lana Engineering and Engineers with much pleasure aud
yet there is still for complaint for engineers and
assistants coming, heraded ia the papers, and the
resident engineers viii have the pleasure of looking the
terent works progress
Inc suicidal policy of this city for of not
eouaghg nome talent, is beginning to be felt by
persons established in permanent business whOrema all the
year round and at its end lind that after all expenses
pau' there remains nothing in the shape of profits Having
been looker.on' for some years. have noticed acts
which, with your permission will revive Al time mn
e2amped Tor stasnaon in foundry and machine making
business the Second Municipality concluded to have a
edger to operate on the shOa places in front of the harvs
Was this work given to of Us shops whose
alton assisted to pay for iii Nobut the city of Baltimore
GOT It's cost ds0ur'ed there and return we received mud
machine whose plan fifteen years behind the ami
an expensive paythng it has been. Why. twelve YEAR
ago. there was dredger to be this place. which will
consumption oil one cord of ash wood per twelve hours
could raise more mud in hour than this Baltimore af
could IN one day. could point Out stores, in fitting no
WAlahi sns ay ths SRpaats sst ths YsEy hsTss via,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-18

CAPTURE OF AN AMERICAN VEssEL,-A Boston
dispatch of the 9TH instant, says that Captain Die
ney, late commander of the brig Volusia, arrived at
Holiness Hole on the 9Th instant, passenger in
the brig Boston, from Bahia. He states that his
brig captured in the port of Victoria, by the
British steamer Rather, on suspicion of being
engaged in the slave trade The Volusia
bound to coast of Africa and at the time of her
capture had on board seven passengers and cargo
composed Of farina, beans, rice, beef, lumber,
liqnor, etc.
This curious cargo, with some aledged inform
atty in her papers, induced the British commander
to put prize crew on board of her and send her to
st. Helena. Captain Disney alledged that his yes
sci was engaged in lawful voyage, and that the
whole proceedings against her were unjust and
tyrannical. He laid his case before Commodore
Gregory, the commander of the American sqadron,
but received no satisfaction.
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UNION GALLERY OF FINE ARTS

,.,,,n,..,-'., "Its tHAAi' U 7AANo'
LNhHBITlON Of choice and ci and Nj odern
a PALNIINGS Admission, cents Family Tickets Tor the
season. 81 90 49, This collection Paintings ouy
works Art recently receyed from Europe distinguished
bur also the choice selections ce
ons 10 TINS when have knly offered by
tours Tor the purpose Of encouraging the for the Fine Arts
large portion OF the Exhibition will changed monthly, sUbs
uupg others for those removed Paintings
afI ne price eau be known by appyg the person charge
@ Open from 10 until o'clock during the Day, and clear
Evening until 10
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-18

The River is rising rapidly, The largest class
boats now run to this point and in few days
more, if the River continues to rise, the falls will
be passabIe-they are now nearly covered. [Red
River Republican
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roKLAKr PosTcRASrRAIs ABROAD Co. f.,

OFFICK LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN AlLRoAp Co.
NswOrleA s. April u, 1919. !
A 4 Meeting of the Board OF Directors It was
n RssOvsd Thatpublc notice he given p he Company.
conformity with the rules sesdy dan.s and mads
shall nod ielf responsible sny loss dam
missing whafeyeT, happenmg good ransporieds
except whenr snltng nom acc dent during The Teal ge
end OF the rosd N The other, sit etlht
shall be ut the risk and pe Of n owner shpae,
sgnee nom the very Hioment IL is enl AIDED
oil If J. NEVILLE. Secretary
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BRUINS, NATIONAL HALL.


The Seventh Daughter Of the Gypsy FAMILY,
DEGS LIZ WE informs The OF NeWOHesns
ID lists her residence No. 22s
PhprR where she will be hap by inorm
them 0 PRESENT and the FUTURE.
p s-Rdes and Gsnsmsn wishing know the circumstances
Whish he and hssglss their flJTs prsEpsata wilt
vel by sslas AsasRs 8, FEis9 90 stalI 6lg ~ is
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CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES.
FrNftcis. Enhre s. a..

AEHfsCAS- RabDf-E ~ EOs
No. 20 Magazine street,
FashiobiabIe Clothing Embellishments,
rave s psi'urs Of oermn hf TREAD. that they are nav in
" Aena1cs se,scsion Of FALL ard WINTER GOODS all
~ naanetas he eFt s;Jis- shd atSsry
n,aera's P11es The siock esuiprises IN psrf
PIG and 3. e Ffspah Goth eREss COATS.
Brown live, 6resr Pesr-b con Frsek Coat.
s s 0 ~ ssn, Fesnea ',igib Walking Coats
posi- 1--WE, Ffeaci Ciosh Rn3iness fassa.
Bacs, Blue sna Dive Freses ffl5,5 ssrs
Drsb n ~ ! Cashmere Sac f,csts
BACK, Brown and Dahiia Ciatif NJ tFTOTs
Back Blown an,i Dafls Cen sIfaTdIITS
RlacG Ciath CIOAKs
Embroi iersd Black aFs Fancy Cssbrs.rs vEsTg
Enlyte iersd 5lek re J Fancy siik Vssts.
EmbroileTed Marseiles yestF
Black six s. 10 Vesis.
Rich Back snd col rsd Figured ssk Vests.
Rich coi5rsl "a stmere Vests.
White ard BuG Asrssi ss Vsas
But Nales ca isis
Bacs and Blue DOessiD CsssinleTe PANTS.
Coi1rei and Fancy O. ssinefs Ptntz
English md Oxiord Mixed Czssfaens Psnts.
kosI Spun sBS UNDRESSING rs Hnd DRAWERS.
White Ms,iuo nfershirts md DTaEgrr
Ribbed Lamb Wool Undsrshirts nd Drawers.
Linen end Cotton SHIRTS.
siiE, Merno and Cotton HALF HOSE
Cashmere ROBES De CHAMgaE
Black ard c0ored Sill aud Satin CRAVATs.
Rich Fir1red Six ard Satin Cravais
hich White Figufed SIX and saIin CravHs
Rich coored six Satin s:aris.
White aud co'oceSl Linen Camllric HDKFS.
While and cD'agef IL Hfxl.
White nd e1l1aei E1giish SILK suspenders.
White aff ~ 20 yelling on suspsnders.
Blaeh, efi' fi White Huskn Gloves.
Bl5ck, TX Gloves.
BEacss u mt rsiaa.
Bisea ITCH Gngh8m Unbreias
W Aarge ehs'f EBAVELiNG TRUNKS Of very SUI
PsIlor hahlIfcvl. go w Dip, ~ Sdp. 2nW