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In the absence Of the President of the NwOeSn Light Com
beg leave behalf Stockholders to offer Won
sna or the prompt And Efficient service rendered protecting
Gas Station from destruction by fire. couAa
grafton which unhappiy occurred vicinity this morning
There are however several Companies your honorable and useful
association 10 whom the Gas Company especially indebted
ana " whom the Dreco another accession will doubtless
press their hankI formally In he meantime gentlemen allow
me to congratulate your manly skill You hav,
saved the Gas Company from heavy o community from
much suffering and Inconvenience.
Very respectfully your obedent servant,
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aM6IaD of TeGGS

sWGgp of T4GGS.
J. DE CORDOVA'S MAP OF TEXAS, compiled from
Records of the General Land Office of By Robert
CreaIbour. Houston, 1919. For sale by
j. G. MORGAN, Exchange Place,
apps 6tlW adjoining the Postofhce.
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Bartine's Horse Lotion.

never failing remedy for all diseases the BubIec
70 Recommended By the welknOwn firm Of kpp Brown Ne,
YORK. Hiram Woodruff Boston, aud by thousands geneme
throughout the country. Sold only in New Orleans by
mh4 J. WRIGHT 4 co. s-tres .trss,
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nR. osGooD's INDIA cain1I l NJ fEIhhAL;
~ Ague and Intermittent Rement Fever. nd ~ sI Gnu
forms Of Bilious diseassa. 1865 ""u 'He 'AiiouA
especially for the thorough cure of tb..
sases OF bilious eimate. ale nv e' ~ hu ms us
j. WRIGHT & CO., Isl Charres st.
~ Dealer, ,rrr,., . Only Agents. for New Orleans.
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Com nicated.
Ernnn Gnv TncIra1


Eds CTescent-For the benefit of suffering humanity as
well as an act of justice to Dr. SAMUEL GILBERT make the
following statement THAT in June last tumo upon my
lace rather between my and cheek which gradually
during the past in size and exnt which
consulted several truly eminent physicians treatment
received no benefit In the latter part January visited this cv
In the space Of days before reaching city
enlarged and the inflammation an alarming exent
much that from the inner eye the end of NV
nose and out to cheek bone became literally lump OF pud
The disease had also made its appearance opposite side
o. my nose In this condition presented Dr. Samuel
Gilbert not knowing with what disease afflicted Dr. CiiheTt
promptly pronounced eating Cancer most yruent char
acteT put myself under his treatment extracted the tor
1 then and still believe N M TIITKES %
NewOrleans, March 10, 1850,
nS~ Dr. Gilberts office No. II atreet In The
uss OeWen ine Nu''omhouse ana the River apl0 uy
~ To the Public.-.Messrs. Editors. wish IN hear
testimony to Dr. GlLBERTs skill through your valuable and truy
independent paper sorey afflicted With hereditary cancer
this disease killed father who had the medical aid in the
country The disease made lis appearance on my upper eyeds
anu continued spread and pain severely well nigh lost
my sight could scarcely discern man. across The
street Having often heard Of Dr. bers success in The treatment
Of buch cases. lett the State Pennsylvania came 10 Newr
ens-was put under eatmeD-an happy 10 say cured
day l leave for home. A ~ isnRtNiNrr IN
April is, 1850. ana,i
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DR.. WEBsTER,-The Boston Herald of the
18th ut, says: " Dr. Webster appears perfectly
calm and composed in his mind, and expresses u
conviction that he is resigned to the will of his
Heavenly Father, whatever it may be- He sleeps
quietly at night, and during the day amuses him
self by reading miscellaneous books and the news
papers of the day, and writing. He is visited by
the Rev. Mr.. Putnam, his spiritual adviser, aud
from whom he receives religious instruction.
Twice week he is visited by his kind and affec-
tionate wife, and three lovely daughters, who adj
minister to his wants with liberal hand, and speak
words of comfort which buoys up his spirits under
his great troubles. These are the only persons
that are admitted TO his cell since his conviction
1t is expected that the Governor and Council will
take his case into consideration this week, or al
least before the general court RISES and dispose oil
it either by committing his sentence, or by assign
ing the day for his execution"
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,1agst .ar9.tued !!


THEo. A. JAMES ~ co.
Fashionable Clothing EstabIishmen mt,
No. 81 Common street, betsossn Vsranda Hotel
and Hesolett's Exchange,
Have received per ship Memphis another elegant assortment Of
Spring and Summer Goods for enemsn's consisting In part
"a follows, viz;
SUPER LINEN BUSINESS CoATs;
" HEAvY LusTRE
:. MIXED HAsrrcIorH AND GREEs CAsHnrRn Do'
BLACK AIERINo BUSINESS COATS;
MuELEPHA ALPACA =
- CREPE SAC
- BLK. MERISo DRESS
p.Nrs.
- WHITE DRILL =
- FANCY =
- Brown FIs'D SILK VEsrs
. BLUE, Brown AND Monk CoL'D SILK yEsTs;
% SPoTTED MoDE COL D GRENADINE
. CoLoRED FIG'D SILK
. WHITE MAREsILLKs
- FANCY -
- LINEN AND LINEN Bosom SHIRTS;
= SILK UEDERsHlRTs;
- LIsLE THREAD
- GAUzE Flannel -
% CoTTON
- LINEN DRAWERS, French Style); 90
" GAUzE FLANNEL e
" FANCY CRAvArs, NECK TIES. Ero.;
HAIR STooKs, SUsPENDERs, ErC.;
L. CAMBRIc AND SILK H'Dk'Fs. Fig'd and Plain
Royal RoBE DE CHAMBREs
LIsLE THREAD AND COTroN, HALF HosE, etc. ETC.
anI6 9intT
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CUsToMHoUsE, New Orleans, May 8, 1850
~ Collectors Office.
IOH00P0sAiS FOR WORK TO BE DONE On

Collectors Office.
1 GORDON'S ISLAND LIGHT HOUSE-Sealed
Proposals will be received this Office until the 18th day Of
Island Lighthouse:
The Foundation underneath the Light honse to be filed up
to exclude from remaining there and then 10
gu up on the outside against the foundation walls about 81
the outer edge. drain all the water from the founda
ton To Raise and Level the House to proper level To
cut Canal from the house bayou about yards distant
and wheel all the dirt from the Canal for the purpose Of fiji
ing up the around the foundation the canal to be
feet wide and feet deep, sufficient afford eectna
drain for all the water al ordinary times from the foundation
OF the house, Also to fill the Gully leading from the Pass
to the Lighthouse at Gordon island The above work TO be
done in good and substantial manner and payment to be
made for the the certificate Of the Keeper that
completed according to cont and to his entire satisfaction
Any further information required will be furnished on ap
pllcation at this office. SAML ]. PETERS,
mY4 tolls ColectoF and Supavintan,lanf ofI igh,s
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.-Orders have been issued
from the department for the transportation Of the
mails by the extra express train of cars between
New York and Boston, leaving Boston at II A. M,
arriving at New York by P. M. Leave New
York at "a P. NJ, and arrive at Boston by la P NJ
BY this arrangement, letters written in Boston
early on Monday morning, may be delivered to the
Baltlmoreans at next morning, and in Washing
ton by 81 o'clock; thence through twenty-four
hours earlier all the way to New Orleans The
same time is also gained the entire route North
wardlY.
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May - at O'Clock, A. after lingering Illness PATRICK
rIIzGERALp native OF Caremoris County Mayo Par
years resident of this city, ~ - - - ~ Az
III r ne snd1 sns acSasGtSness respectfully invited
Deuce OF bis son. James Fitzgerald No. street between
Poydris and Periodic streets Without further notice.
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Notice The undersigned, on retiring from the No.
ara Business would respectfully Office
har VIM MONAGHAN and his sing clerk Mr. GEORGE
public in general with the assurance that all affairs which may be
nrused to them will be faithfully efficiently attended to-
mhN DANIEL l. RICARDO
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NOTARIAL NOTICE.


~ NOtice.-The undeFsignsd, having united together
sae transaction Of Nctariul Business branches,
iofm their friends and the public that they prepared
cute with correctness and dispatch may
Them at the old stand of D. RICARDO Notary Public,
NO. " Uraver street WAf. MONAGHAN,
Successor d. l. Ricardo,
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Spinal Complaint.

~ The following important unquesuonabe tesmeny
satisfy the ncreduous the of Dr.
saTsapaT lila in TIE cure Of serious Spinal diseases:
BARTHOLOMEW County, Indiana, Nov 20, 1919.
Dr. g. p Tonnsend-uear Friend: Although take
the liberty OF addressing he and giving thee brief history Of the
benefit have recsyed taking th Sasapafa have
much afflicted for about three with the dyspepsia
plant spinal Affection and general debility And after
trying the prescriptions Of three Of The best physicians in the
ceuntry without much relief prevailed
thy Compound Extract Of Sasspaa which did
with but little confidence and do believe have derived
III from than all oithe other medicines have taken;
still, taking it. and gradually eganng my strength When
menced taking it, almost entirely helpless and had been entirely
confined my bed Ter nine months and not able 70 turn myself in
bed and able walk about
be obtained within several miles this place. would
to sell Commission there appears great call
this yicIaity and appears general satisfaction.
questng for this Invaluable medicine conclude Ny
resi- ence, Ehz Abethovn, Indiana. CALVIN NEWsON.
Ty- For sale BY the sole agents IN New Orleans.
mig II 2lp WRIGHT 4 Charirr
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CUsT0MH0UsE, NEW Orleans,
Collectors Office, May 3, 1850.
DROPQsALS FOR BUILDING A BREAKWA
ii TER FOR LIGHT ATT PASS NJ a NCII u. i

Collectors Office, May 8, 1885,
TEP E E7R II ,cI rH h n BREAkWA7
nronoas yin ba raeaJ "a ~ q ~ Al a-Ssaied
N ~ oscrt o hill !. az ' uptl in9 ION o. uay
Manchac in accordance with plan on file in tbis Office ~
Of as to bs ss
ong and 70 De composed oil cypress l22 piles driven three
et iO eehiIe 70 cenue ana from 70 ~ iee Deep their
Se Isbs se' e "eo Oh 'e oO'o OIL the s' oil
cypress srnger u inches square to be moriced on the
heads of the piles, which to be teponsd eceive each
9ee and teno1 lont 70 be secured by TIVE u inch unes
snnin and ~ n.s ~ escb ~ h 70 e pres al ne
inches sone aver the and down an The 0s p
to be secured BY two inch iron bolts going through and
scTewng the other side also inch bolt 10 pass
through the strap and srnger, securing them together
ada b bnlP Ia1 " % e JOnmss Oh te slngefs 10 De
pIsnfne Of 3inch thick yellow nine IN he we'll nilsd nm
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Guinness - Co.
IL Camp street,

ChmD street,
DEALERS IN
CHOICE FANCY ARTICLES,
Suitable Tor Presents comprising aes endless variety very
beautiful articles Of taste, fancy and use.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
complete assortment Of fne Linen and SHIRTS UNDER
shirts, Drawers, Socks suspenders Cravats, scars, Stocks
Gloves etc.
TRAVELLERS GOODS.
fine assortment Of Portable Desks, Dressing Cases. Mirrors,
Dram Flasks Money Belts, Canes, Umbrellas, ETC. etc.
SPORTSMAN'S GOODS
Guns, Rifles Pistols Powder Fasks Shot Pouchet Bags
Gun Cleaners, Caps etc etc.
GOLD PENS,
OF all the celebrated Makers Silver Gases every
variety OF pattern, ranging in price, at retail from
ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
COMBS, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY,
FINE CUTLERY, etc.
~ Orders promptly and faithfully executed the lowest market
prices
GUINNESS g. co.
10 CAMP STREET
Dealers in FANCY GOODS, GUNS. PISTOLS, GOLD PENs,ste.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-04

Our CLAIMS AGAINST PoKruGAL.-By infor-
nation from Washington it is understood that the
administration, now that the Nicaragua negotia-
uons are concluded, will take immediate and effect
I'VE steps to effect an adjustment of the claims
against Portugal, the payment of which has been
% long and so unreasonably delayed. This subject
mas been repeatedly brought to the attention of
wat eFosernment, until ii has now become neces-
eAty % employ more decided arguments, unless
prompt reputation is made Il is to be hoped that
suea necessity will be Obyiated by a sense Of
justice on the part Of Portugal.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-04

tH1 last Card IN ELECTROMAGNETIC Mr.
=, ?, Phelps q the city Of Lafayette has executed
anA'enal sss plsdging himself elected City Sur
veseI, g bsssew one hundred dollars on each Of
the ne companies in Lafayette. and like sum to
the Public School Library. Who bids more A.
Mr. Phelps declares in the act that the fees Of the
once VII amount TO $500, and The salary is fixed
a. sieeo, We think some competent engineer can
De 'enne g make more liberal donation. II 4
me hfst lnms since the sale Of the Roman Empire
that we have eyes heard Of this public bid far ar.
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NoTARHI NOTICE.

NOTARLdL NOTICE.
~ Notice.-The undersigned having united tosehe,
Tor the transaction of Noar Business its branches beg eav
TO INFORM their friends and the public that they prepared exc
cute with correctness and Dispatch business NAV be con
dded to hem... o ffice, No, 90 Gravier street.
CHAs, A. TALLARIE, Notary Pabic
apll I'm wOoDsoN WREN. Assist,ri
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&X being now prepared to transact any business in
ne No,aris line beg inform my friends NE public
generally that have taken the office No. "A Camp street
respectfully solicit their patronage. apsu w. CABLE
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S1ihls kAIldNc ORR, The receipts Of cotton at
~ .ie American ports are now over sic hundred
MoAsana datss behind last years to the same
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SuIcIDE.-ThOmas H. Tuly, an Englishman,
committed suicide at NewYork on the 18th ult by
shooting himself through the heart with fowling3
piece The act is attributed to jealousy of his wife,
who is a very handsome young woman, living in
Brooklyn. In his bosom was found gold locket
containing likeness Of his wife, and he left on
table letter directed to her.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-04

Several persons in the Presbyterian Church at
Pennington, N. j., became Unexpectedly sick on
the 2lst ult. and were obliged to leave the house.
and several tainted. The feeling of suocation be-
came so general that the pastor closed the services
and dismissed the assembly, when it was ascer-
tanned that the house was filed with carbonc acid
gas from charcoal in the furnace
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-04

AMERICAN THEATRE. -"Wild Oats -" Mature and
Philosophy"
PLAoIDE's VARIETIES -"The Rivals - +" Camara
zaman and Badoura.''
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LAND TITLES IN CALIFoRNIA.-The Republic
of the Goth ut. publishes the report of W. c. Jones'
1t occupies twelve columns of that paper. We
have not attempted to condense this voluminous
essay, as it can not be of much interest to our
readers on this side of the Continent
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-04

IMPORTANT SALE OF VALuAalx ~, -
Falifey will sell to-day, at Il O'Clock az Baps a.,S ~
following very desirable Property "a Lot. Of ee
block bounded BY Front NewLevee and Beu.rn - .ne
Lou forming the centre Of NewIeyee Benjamin s,,ss.
zLofi on the west side OF Chase IN an
and important sale, particularly worthy the st,eno 81
tailis, The ieunz LIBERAL and specified in III
ment nndo the head al auction sales 'e''1S-
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$. OF T....Meetlngs This evening.

WASHINeToN FOUNTAIN, No. ], at the Hall of CRYSTAL
rount DIVISION, ~ Tehoupitoulas street, at O'Clock.
PEARL DIVISION, No. g. at Pelican Hail. corner of Common
and st. Charles streets, at O'Clock.
Io-nOrroV Morning. -.
LIBERAL DIVISION, No. H. at Pelican Hall corner or Gam
mon and st. Charles streets. at 10 o'clock = 49,
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SrILl AEorHER.--Thos v. L.aster aunorn...
himself g candidate for City Treasurer Of Lafsy.
etie and under his signature promises % MAKE !.
aonasoa o. one hundred dollars TO the churches Of
me el'y Nsiayes,el without distinction Of sect,
except the Jewish Synagogue; to that he will no,
give one cent. He is perfec. Antonio, and
Hates orr sacred natOn.s'
Bat Mr.. Las,sr will also give 10 The bsnevol,,
societies and fire companies one hundred dollar,
more Now his i bidding for votes in a frank apd
manly mode, and We wish these two worthless Il
the success they deserve.
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.4IfIed .ZAlg3t1'Oe r. Co.
No "a Magazine Street.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, and
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS
~ We would invite purchasers Of Clothing call
assortment which will be found to be very complete.
Sac Coats, Dress and Frock Goats, P0lkns, and
Lamartines, OF the following materials:
French MeTino, Drsp dEte Cashmerete Paramez English
Merho black and cooed Alpaca real India Seerxucr, brown
Linen, Oriental SIX and Linen, ETC. ETC.
Vests.
OF white brown ba and fancy Linen white, buff and fancy
white Silk and Satin, etc. etc.
PantaiOOns.
OF French figured Merno Drap Turc Drap dE Parsmsa
Alpaca Moha Cord india Nankeen white Linen Drill fancy
Linen Drill brown yellow and check Linen real French Cotton
AIDES, etc etc.
Shirts, Hosiery, Cravats, etc.
5uperfne, all Linen StiIpTS-latest styles
Superfne and Medium quality Muslin Shrts-atest syles.
French Gngha Calico Hickory Linen and Cotton Check and
Negro Shirts.
gGause SILK GauEs Merino Gauss Cotton aad FLANNEL
UNDERSTANDS.
Brown, White Pink Cotton Undershirs and Draw4,G
Heavy silk Undershira and Drawers
Lise Thread Underfhirs and Drawer$-beauiful goodA
Red Blue White Flannel Merino Shirts Drawers
Very rich styles fancy CRAVATS
French and Italian Black Slk Cravats.
Silk and Linen HANDKERCHIEFs
Lise Thread Linen and silk GLOVES.
liie Thread Cotton and MeTino HALF-HOSE.
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas Trunks Carpet Bags, etc.
nll assortment Of BOYS and CHILDREN's CLOTHING.
~ ONE PRICE, FOR GooDs, and No Derivation.
ALFRED MJNROE & co.
my2 2dp If No. IA MaRazinea
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. On Tuesday evening, April 80, by Rev. Mr. Maenhaut
ter OF the late George w. White ' NNs
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GUNPowDER PLoT.-A key of gunpowder was
placed near the front door of the house of Deacon
Daniel Sanders, in Lawrence, Mass, on the night
Of the 24th ult., and set fire to by means of slow
match. The crash was awful. The door was
blown in, the glass broken, the house shaken to its
foundation, window curtains torn down, and the
Deacon and his family considerably frightened.
The Deacon had made himself quite obnoxious of
late, to portion fthe community, by prosecuting
the liquor dealers, and the outrage is attributed to
this cause.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-04

The Naval Execution, supposed by the Boston
Journal to have taken place on board the u S.
sloop-of-war Germantown, as she left st. Thomas
lately the Norfolk Beacon feels authorized to con-
tradict. Letters have been received from the Ger
mantown since she left St. Thomas, in which no
allusion is made to an execution
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FOUR TIL DISPATCH.
More by the Cambria.

The French Assembly are engaged in discussing
the subject Of the Electoral Loan ~ The French
Ministers propose tax of two hundred and fifty
millions Of francs on paper The Red Republicans
can raise 10000 troops in the immediate vicinity Of
Paris. The Pope is positively returning, and let
tiers received state that triumphal arch had been
erected in his honor. There were large French
fleet and American squadron at Naples.
An interchange of friendly correspondence has
occurred between the Cabinets of st. James and
Vienna. The Croatian instruction is ended. The
Hungarian refugees have not yet reached their des-
tnation. The Emperor of Austria says that he
will not be the first to disturb the peace of Europe
regarding the attitude which Prussia holds on the
German question.
The Cambria was detained twenty-five hours by
an accident to her machinery and by heavy fogs
She brings SO passengers The Niagara had not
arrived out
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-04

Dollar Cold Pen.
ns- Good Gold Pen and Silver Dollar We have
received a lot Of these pital Pens.
Opinions OF the Press.
Beats any thing yet ohered.'' Crescent.
This description is valuable.n lPicayune.
IA better Pen put to paper.n delta.
....Now in stoEe.,,
n- large supply of Gold Pens Of all the celebrated makers
at the lowest market prices, ranging from
ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS!
in variety OF patterns Of Gold and Silver Cases. by
GUINNESS q co.
Ia Camp Street between Canal and Common SITS.
Dealers in FINE FANCY ARTICLES, GUNS, PISTOLS, etc
apo 62p
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- Norli.f hzcs-1ile Steamer Oregon leaves today
~ es4 1l he hsiipas 2o'clodk csiH and Strives in
-.'als ef1f fe1etiov morning. when thoae who wzh il
4. gYo=pi anffnisg board The Daniel Pratt and b.
2 Tuesday morning ia iims for The Northern
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Spring ~ Summer. CyOsIstasg


THOMPSON q NIXON, 10 Camp st.
ES- Have received, per steamship Falcon and previous
arrivals. a full supply of FASHIONABLE CLOTH
ING, manufactured expressly for Retail, TO which
they respectfully invite the attention Of purchases Their
Stock comprises:
DRESS COATS-Of Cashmere Cloth, and French Drap
d'Ete;
FRoCK CoATs-of Cashmere Cloth. and black and
olive Drap d'Ete;
FANCY CoATS-of drab and mixed Cashmerette.
Britannia Cloth, Drap d'Ete. black and Drab Merino,
and Alpaca;
SAC FROCKS-Of drab Cashmerette Dfsp d'Ete. drab
and black Merino Britannia Cloth and Alpaca;
PANTALOONS-Of black and fancy 8. M. DOeskin. drap
d'Ete, Drap Natonale white and figured Drilling,
Check Linen, etc.
vESTs-of black and figured Silk. Buff, white and fs-
ured Narcotics;
LINEN and COTTON SHlRTS-Of all the latest styles
CRAVATS-Of Silk, Satin and Cambria Muslin;
GLOVES-Of Silk, Linen Lisle, Berlin and Cotton;
UNDERSHIRTS-Of Gsuze. Merino and Cotton;
DRAWERS-Of Linen and Cotton, French Wristbands
and laced backs;
HALF HosE-of Silk, and white. brown and striped
Cotton;
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFs-of Silk. and white and
bordered Cambria;
SUSPENDERS-Of Linen and white and figured Silk;
UMBRELLAS Dressing Gowns, ETC. etc.
THOMPSON & NIXON. 10 Camp street,
mills 2dptf opposite Hewlett's.
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A bill appropriating $1,000 for The establishment
o. Quarantine passed both boards Of the ST. Louis
Council on the 10Th ult.