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4 hnDts AND ANNOY kAlLROAD LINZ FOR
thsaslphia, o. esvsn ocleek A ~. sna half past
eeleeh ~. y STEAMBOAT JOHN PorrRs. daily. tsan-
elAes esrs. 81 second elaas
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MISCELLANEOUk1

I UxUkY FOR THE LIVING, AND PROTECTION FOR
~ the Dead-At $40 Broadway visible the greatest
Inventions Of the age;-l Idessructbls ArsIhsuted "
fns, which will the dead without change for
perfect protection against The Greek 8ural
Vase Of and FORM SURPRISING all the
tons Of pact Burial Cases fer reistsrmeu for
hsspsE remains psrpstuay Boxes for ruis
OF Az knds for years Also, nearly 100 varieties % Elastic
Which far surpass in beauty elegance. aad
dorsbty all others In All for SALE Wholesale and
TAIL ct 2S Broadway BY the Metallic Burial Aua Fruit vsss
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f'sfsktT--LsFiNg orr ruE RATfyRy. ~ rosru
E.ssf Ns.h' Nste.s sineareas a. toli,vs.-Fcriy.
let lowe feen ice ave fsst eesp. sud
" iert tens. rti. f.s tasn-bei aE weeks Der
psfucWars, sFtlr - s.srd.
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omar rTvsscg AT South SAN FRANCISCO -
" re shir ffsncis he Pst drawing TN IA vatsr,
arshargff rfas- IN shore ~ place A. All hour.
Isr. ~ crersus Of trocurirg ILesp serage and az
raee fsr The Sur FsEsscu and other arke,
will sua greatly 70 eir interest 20 store az Soash San
Frsrsis.n.
Ns.s rrsesedinr south SEQ rrnncea, have only -
sshs dfct frem sac rrnn@fret, Until tev arrive
ii Low pont Ssuth SsA FraNSes which u ecnsricu
en-. from ~ isrse huass the cad. and
~ e decrf water 'han " nstssary for thc iarSet
veg. Which a1ttcr within their prth " the
shore IN fstbt ~sss, aid luna their csrfo spe
Apply - HUNTER BROrsrA
N. ". Lanhsr tsAet 90 ftrrpFs ~ we-e nomhs chsTSs
Ppfe rstsr " ecnvcnicntJ tapfea % ths sAiP-
ping and also ballast.
GRIGoRY's CAfITORSiA ExrgISs-r sub
NJ stfi will forward tsir rtSt itrfes pr -tsanfs
mi tteivis 18th fugusi. ard Jfecent 'tt ~ ptener
slpTsfs slosid ifpN- their Foods a. te once, pref 10
dty II ssirr rafres eri eivfd o. 'hs M FnnE 81 NE
Al he steamer ewes Term rfasona.lc,
THOMPSON VII " OCk.
Mars sfs snd ASens it9 leati eotner wal s'reet
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II ut frUhhhCE-khrfofAL LOAN FUND LIYg
~ hssurares safety q bcndor and Nsp York -gslal
sr.ss,sa s'rrps fvni ias0 A isrse su,rsctss fssd
DATED States ~sl no,rdAetins Director, for Arsv.
gr,fro farciay, Nm yin Host. Bach Netrsrs E,ht
Diiltn, Jtseth eaiiisrd Ir
rsiisrni. e..s. ,a.ss on f.vorsts terms. u oesra.
IvsSDrR STAIR csr.-.t srs,,
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TbE sOtTB CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY.
Shansten O., August sa0.-R.sss Of frsisht from
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EAND-rss nzEwsTrR FEuh PGfLNDfLruiA
- o. i-r ae-s lti 4rtletr 81 s- fr
10 - rvioay love sid sv tai'sr, rifrst.f drsaf,s
bgoks nd tsisuee, espstant1 rslifd - fafgfn I'D
viii tel tie name N tts lads s.su t~y eli ~
also toe ~ he tirsr ~ s,nee ~ Sha.cr tttss
LADIES' evenly. f.s ctrts ttntisr..s,ae lrr.
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FOR SALE AND 70 LET .

SrTAh sANoGAEY SAW MILL. COMPLETE IN
- situate At foot Of Grand East River
Now YVfk tor sale che sp for eash
aienn. RsYNoR Executors. an Monroe street.
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DACKETs FoR HAvRE.-sEC0ND LING-rHB FOL-
lev1es ships viii Ssve nAvrs 90 shs issh Aaa nev
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The Emperor Nicholas has issued an uksss ordering
In each 600 81 the population OF tbs
provinces Of Russa md each 900 In some
other provinces TO be- rak~d for the army. rh~ popu-
lstion OF these districts Is putsd st 81 coo COO
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poIrDiSc ADD DAY SCHOOL Ft.f Young ADirS
~ fverfy third street, ~ With Every
htre orersd ~ facilitate the rs ,acrs AID
In ellis ua tsrruvsnsnt 81 e pupts sd 20 acquire
,Esfturh the urefu well ths ameuisi
trsnehsf 20 -dneain To ess sr- intltsd ~ ea
~hre Information rsa I've To the Sek,o viii bs ven
lie Prem isrfrns. fptsn BY soers ~ this
Sect Family Sch c and great stteafi pad 20 Music.
III all. tos-d aud tuition vtshtut
The will eomms tle hrst Monday
~ september y. G. A. DODGE. PnhnrAls.
rNcLIsn lady, ACCUSTOMED TO TUITION. ~
N desiruus 81 ohta ring situst Govsrnsss In al
dsn ihs ususi branches 81 Enrsh sdae.tion ~,
would rive isstrucen IN nwse French and drawinx. sbs
has oijecttor 90 travel Application be nads a. No.
r.ah q letter addressed 70 q n Beach o., Ecnli
Ne irne dtfsy attended 10.
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EYCr. IRSIONN &

EXCURSION TO TIE FISHING BANKS EVERY DAr,
street n r. IN o'clock, Canal street 1T M Grand Ss
Catherine 81; Pier No. s. R. ga ~, returning by Oh
p M Refreshments and fishing tackle provided Ears Is
cents each way
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Frirht '. New orleans BE per subic foot By
msnt sooas ether msrchandse ~ per agreement Freight
viii tre be taken 10 Havana in limited quanttie-
pr euhs foot OF Agreement and specie
frusse Tie confines ct Havana " attend reeept
Of their msr,handise Immediately after the vessel arrives
sisat Or pasnse At The once Of the Com
M n RoRrprs
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LoR CAiHoRNlA sND oEtceN-THE glNt Nsw
dentis te atfsmshp COiuhBiA, 81 ~ ions tsr.
tlsr. Lsrt Us. n. fattar = Nay, Cemnsntsf 81. B.
sftfa sfer Fransseo. sef RITA and hsi-ris
To- nu soasg. ttp- ~ Ter 80 hfe fTrig o. ht fset
Nj tt-sr -iir ceufsfy, - soaih ssreeiA
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Ttey all nrst class New York buils ships providsd
with all requisite articles for the vensns
Of passengers and BY o. experience In
trade The price 81 passage 10 500. vitheut vnes %
lgpsrs. Goods the subscribers will forwarded
Zee from charges bat those actually iuourrcd.
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents. ISL Pearl ssrset.
EroR elAsGow-THE STEAMSHIP CITY or oLAs-
viii sAll positively at IL ooloeb, Saturday the
T'h ssr'enesr for freight or pa..Fs apply 70
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MUSICAL INsTa UCrIoN.-A GENTLEMAN, PRO-
t fessor OF the Piano Forte. famlia with the English
and Germa languages having fe hours unemployed is
desrous lessons the Piano Forte ladies
and gentlemen. He would also like obtain board in
private genteel family where he could give lessons
shsnge for IT. Address T. at this office. N. B-Pianos
timed n sua prcee
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hsh' ~ rrclf,.
falt. fovr tusiel sseks,
hifteilssscus-
shoNals. SPADES. siftsrr,
eythss, lreous. coll
lars ssddlstrtss Ne,
rcr aot-..........
ntfs's. tube. ss.. per
Inn
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SrIsIs- nfsr Quality WROUGHT IRON
~ ~ assortsa sise' fcr sale loo W J. ~ PHILLIPS
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IT u II q y n I'M F1N NAN fNANfINNO VIA
Ctsges direet. AID the U~ited States Nal s,sasrs
ls Pacfr -Taa sfisndid steamship PHiIADFbp IA,
Ro.tr ~ Tssf..r eaamsrd der, VII leave her tcsk Fts
Earth Cnsrres direc. Wednesday. Aufn4e n
fhrss sclosE Pssscrssr~ have their hsstaya
b->rt N iay trsvi.us ~ rasseye, srlly 20
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DOAkD DOWN TOWN, AT NO. a. BARCLAY STREET.
~ "A gentleman and his wife can now obtain very de-
sebe the second floor, also front
N. third hoor three single gentlemen also be
nir.u
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wAnTs.

WANTED-pYA YOUNG NAN wBO UNDERSTANDS
w badness gene rally, tituason rs sales msn 10
Wholesale retain dry goods other store And You'd ss
books Cas- give the best Of reference Address NJ r..
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Notice.

EV 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 entrance 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
every description win be charged TOLLS for each and every
time they come inside of the Light house. the same as if the
whole distance to the city used and that the Collector Of
Tolls at the Lake end of the Canal will be REQUIRED to coe,
the same, in conformity with the l1h section of the Charter
a follows:
That the said Company shall be entitled TO receive from
every vessel entering SAID Canal sum not exceeding thirty
seven and half for every ton of the admeasured bur
then OF said vessel and proportion for any boat of less
burhen than ton and the request of any owner M
master Of any boat vessel navigating said Canal or of The
Collector OF Tolls it shall be lawful for each of then, IN
choose one person to the number Of tons which sand
boat or vessel capable of carrying and to mark the same
In figures on the head and of said boat and the said
boat so measured and marked shall always be permitted to
pass through said Canal for the price per ton to which the
number Of tons 80 marked shall amount and if the owner
master of such vessel shall decline choosing person resident
within one league and half of the place where such toll
payable TO ascertain the thereof then the amount OF
such tonnage shall be fixed by peon appointed for thai
purpose by the said Collector Of Tolls and the said toll sa
be paid according to sueh msasurement.'
Also, that article 9Th of municipal regulations will he
enforced
Art G. That every vessel not employed in loading OF
unloading cargo shall five dollars per day during the time
they remain in the Canal Basin or Harbor counting
from the eighth day after their arrival'
New Orleans, May 10, 1850 mvsI I'm
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Rula
number Of other reports from he different Officers Of the
corporation were read and appropriately referred.
. Il communication received from number of citizens
living on Square bounded by PrytaDia Nayades and Wash
ngt9n, protesting against the erection of dairy in that
neighborhood. Referred to Police Committee.
COMMUNICATION was received from number Of property
holders on Religious street. protesting against the opening of
said street. Referred TO Committee Streets and Landings
communication received from number of Citizens
property holders Carroll street, asking for the opening
SAID street between Josephine and Coffee Referred to Com
mlitee on Streets aud Landings.
The Finance Committee whom referred the act Of
the Legislature authorizing the City Council 10 effect loan
OF So0 O upon pledge Of the Real Estate Tax to the
tent o. $5OUO per annum to meet the principal and interest
OF SAID oan report that they have examined the and
cept it, They estimate the amount of obligations already
outstanding be about Geo. and contracts
to be about 800 OO0-makng total of 1870 600.
The amount OF Real Estate FAX for 1850 will be $50 000
ing sl3O90 for other The Revenues from other
sources will be about $1,000 making the of s 900 for
the current expenses which should exceed $4,000
annum The kevenues Judging from the past should ins
crease at least sGG per annum, which, with the sarus Of
the loan To be called for required would be sufficient for all
useful improvements and at the time maintain cash
system at saving the Corporation of at %
the prices paid for the Of short credit
lhey also Offered resolution authorizing the Committee
make with such person persons they NAV
select for the purpose of negotiating the loan exceeding
$O under such restrictions and terms they deem
vabe and conformity with the act of the Legislature.
On dspenaiOn of the rules the resolution passed hrOug
It's second reading, and was unanimously passed.
The Council then went into election for officers which
resulted as follows Dr. b. Dower Capt Igey, and j. A,
Stevenson, elected Board of HEALTH Harry G. Pear.
son. Secretary OF the Council; Mr.. M Bowen, Lieutenant
Of Day Police and Mr. DeIappe Lieutenant of the Night
lngsi George Crane Turn key of the City Jas Mr.. Willis,
Surveyor Clerk; ii. G. Hicks Sexton.
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This Council met last evening-Recorder Geno in the
chair. Eight members present.
message from the Mayor, enclosing resolution of the
board OF Liaudanrs. referred
Mr.. r. M. McAlpn, from the Finance Committee read a
report containing full financial statement of the fiscal affairs
q TIE corporation In this report all iactious opposition
hs Lgnaang Board was entirely d!;cqimed II was adj
leh mat the successful operation OF the Board would be
we manifest advantage Of the Municpaity The debt Of
lie corporation considered insignificant
any uneaslnes when eoutrae with the property which the
corporation owns, and probable income during
q years II was however considered due to the creditors of
the corporation that before the Council hand the
troll Of ,he Sinking Fund to the Board on Lludators
should be satisfied oil TIE constutonay of the law under
which the Board called upon to act.
ne COMMITTEE recommended that the OF the people
be taken, on the proprety Of passing special TO meet
the present and prospective liabilities of the corporation and
offered resolutions to that effect.
The report adOped and the resolutions made the
special otder Of the day at the next meeting.
The Council then proceeded elect Commissares for the
several Wards. as follows:
First Ward L-IeBlanc Second Ward, T. Birmingham;
rhlrd Ward, F. l.. Renecke; Fourth Ward J. Delarue:
Fh Ward election po5poned, after several unsuccessful
laotngs; Sixth Ward, t. Brauns; Seventh Ward, e. NJ
DeAmas.
of the Municipality.
resolution was proposed declaring all officers who have
proved themselves citizens be duly elece This resou
uon was followed by discussion, which several mem
beers took part. 1t adopted. Thereupon the Council
adjourned.
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and the Captain Of the Night Watch as the con,peten o
Ger. to Judge Of the claims Of the candidates.
MI. Rennhaw was IN favor Of this course.
After short debate the applications were 10 referred
Mr. Marks gave notice that at the meeting he sbouId
moe that the Recorder and Captain Of the Watch nominate
70 NE Council the names OF suitable for the situation
Of Night Watch. etc, ~
Mr. ancey offered ordinance for the regular of
the 81 aes Of the Teachers and SUPPLEMENTARY 81 he nc
schools; ETC. Referred to the Committee on Edncation
Mr. Hale offered resolution for the purchase Of books and
blanks for the Mayors court, etc. Adopted,
The Council thereupon adjourned
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RECORDER CALDwELL's COURT.-' There is day for
all things, and yesterday which added 10 the popu
auon OF the Work house of the Second Muncpaya con.
summation deyouty wished by its officers who found them.
selves cut of from the usual geanugs permitted in this far
famed establishment and keeping watch and ward over two
old women The policy of the Recorder has been 10 in.
m upon strong evidence of abandoned course of life be-
fore lie would order commal, and required few weeks
in the Chair to enable him recognize many of the frequent
but unwilling visitors the Prisoners dock Patience at last
ceases to become virtue and the Recorder whose admins
aton OF justice has far shown impartial and mercu
spirit yesterday sufficiently wrought upon by evidence
10 send down for thirty days. crowd of housee indi.
vidua whose exterior betokened that the change must be for
the better.
Matthew Burke arragned on suspicion of purloinng
lot of TOOLS charge which consigned him to the foot Of
Heyia street.
Richard Pet and Charles Cosgrove were taken in charge
Tor lodging in Lafayette Square. As criminal intent
could be shown they were discharged.
James Spur, alias James Burns, and Benjamin Decker
having taken possession Of empty house the Shell Road
were sent 10 the Work hOnse for calendar month
Patrick Manning Daniel Crane, James Qugley and John
w. Walsh, pleasant party for moonlight eve ing were
found taking lunar observations in Tivoi Circle The Re-
eoder sent the crowd work for the Municipality for Thirty
days
Jaus Dougherty anagned the charge of larceny
having as stated evidence, taken away from the steamboat
landing trunk belonging the firm of Cummings & Stew
art The trunk broken open and the contents abstracted
The accused will have to appear before the First District
Court for trial.
Timothy DOnohue having intefferred with officer Roach
on the evening Of the 18th, and aided in rescuing from h
custody prisoner, committed also for trial.
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RECORDER GEEoIs's CoURT.-A number OF cases of
assault and battery before this court yesterday and
disposed Of after the usual examinations and recmna-
tons of the parties concerned and the of legal learning
in the settlement Of the difficulty. Two Of the residents of
dseputabe house, occupied time in the investigation
aay in which the fair beigerants exercised all the physi
cal powers given them. number of witnesses of the like
tender reputation examined, aordng spicy nteude
to the quid RnHcs of the district.
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SERIOUS AFFRAY-Jean Brx yesterday made affidavit
before Recorder Genos that Sunday last his brother
Jean Bapte Colback, while the ST. Helena Garden il
Carondelt Walk violently assaulted and wounded so as
TO conne him bed under medical attendance From nfor
nation received he induced believe that this dangerou.
assault committed BY Alexis Lannotte The weapon.
made of tumbers and bottles Cobacks life in
danger. Lannotte arrested and committed for further
examination.
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ATTEMPT TO KnL-A warrant was issued by Recorder
ehos Yesterday for the arrest of Jacob Decksheme on the
charge of his wife Elizabeth The complainant stated tbat
on several occasions she has been bruay beaten by her bus
band On Monday evening" after he had seriously maeated
her. she left the house. but he followed armed with gun
and attempted TO shoot her. The citizens around prevented
the catastrophe.
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TOBACCO-The demand good yesterday, and 200
hhds were disposed of follows: 10 hhds, and A
and at 6t06 20 hhs at rs 70 hhds R, IS at 5 and
43 s. 10 s. and at Al IL hhds R. 10 at 6S and Cat g.
and 60 hhds at.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-Dem limited for Sugar
and only about 100 hhds disposed of at 5S for Fair
and 5A6054c for Prime. 400 boxes Havana Brown were
sold for refining at SC " h. No change in the Moasses
market.
FLOuR-Market remains firm, with sales of 1000 bbls,
including go Ohio S. 75 160 ST. Louis Fine S. u.s. and
o bbs Fancy St. Louis non and Eagle bands) at 81 IS
Up bbl.
GRAlN-Con market dull. Sales 5000 SKIS including $50
SKIS Yellow at $685. 600 at g. 400 $685. and 800 White,
In lots atoc " bushe Oats weren demand at better prices
with sales of l4OO SKIS Indiana rme in store at So and l5
ST. Louis at Csc W bushe Bran has also improved and we
noticed sales OF 800 SKIS at 81 40, and small lots at 81 45
81 so " m.
PROVISIoNs-The Pork market was quiet Some retail
parcels were sold at $40 so for Mess and IS 4ss 80 for
Prime Bacon steady Sales 80 cks Sides at 455; II do
Shoulders at Al and 10 srces choice Sugar Cured Hams
(Dutields) at 9sc ID. Lard remains firm with sales nj
400 kegs No. to Prime at To- and 100 do. at TIC ~ H.
HAY.-l5O bales Northern, in lots, brought as 5Oa
% ton.
COFFEE-Decined little Sales LEGO bags Rio Mt 7Izc
| and 5000 at 7A@sc y ID, mostly for the West.
CANDLES-2s0 boxes Star (Virdin & Shleto's brandt
sold in three lots at 2lc " ID.
WHISKY-Market dull, Sales 100 bbls Reetifed, in two
lots, at Sl2i92 2c " gallon.
FREiGHFs-A ddPw@ taken for Liverpool at 1854 fOv
| Gotten,
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ARREST OF CouSTERFErTERs.-Yes terday two French
men, passengers on the ship Emma Watts from Bordeaux
Were arrested on the arrival of the vessel this port They
are charged with passing quantity of spurious COIN s74OO
oil good funds were found in their possession,
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DlscHARGD.-Mrs Hannah Buckley, the keeper of a
boarding house, at the of St Louis and Mara Streets
was examined before Recorder Geno on charge of arce-
ny and assault and battery committed the person and pro-
perry of one of her boarders, Mary A Harris The evidence
was not sufficient 10 ubstanate the charge and Mrs Buck
ley was discharged.
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ECONOMY The Police Committee of tho Second NUM-
epaly Council in their report relative TO the condition of the
Baronne street Watch House, that there is room for
building lock up on part of lot purchased for the
erection oil public school house, in the Sixth Ward. The
idea of locating jail side by side with school for children
nertainlv noval lila,
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NOTICE!
Fashionable Clothing,
And GentIemep's Furnishing Goods

Ahu Oehuemens Furnishing Goods;
ALFRED MUNRoE & co.
No. "a Magazine Street,
20 Invite purchasers Of CLOTHING 70 cali and examine their
assortment o Goods. ~
Summer Dress Goats, FrOcks, sacs, Polkas, etc.
Freueh Merno Dram dEts Froek Coats 5acI PolGai
English Slsrino and Parametta do do
Black and eolord Alpaca saos Pokas, Lamarine
An Linen, checked and striped do. do
Black and eO M9ls ooiored Cashmsrssts DO do
Nhi's and Brown India Grass Cloth sacs, ETC.
PnntaIOOns.
ssOcR figured figured MeTIo and DFp de Turo PantSloOn'
BLACK and c9orsd Alpaca and Parametta do.
E E,l Tigs% Pm White and solof.d o.
French and American Coonade do.
beautiful Summer Vests.
Steamship Ohio and ship St Charles have brought very
choice variety of Fashionable Vests.
Plain White harseilles Vests
Elan lss White Sda5 Linen Pr Vests entirely new Goods
SPT fsg ss eo S% %od EghsFsd Linen y.,
super super Pl s5, sad figured Baretbes DO.
sStSsr White and s si9 I Msfssie. d DO.
Super Buff Cashmere yes's.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Shirts, Hosiery,
supsrhne, all Linen, snIRTS-latest styles.
SnPerhne and Medium quality Muslin Shrts-alest styles.
FRENCH Ginsham Calico Hickory, Linen and Cotton Check
GsqEe SIM Guuzs Merino, Gau.s Cotton SAd We Flannel
Heavy silA UnderShirs and Drawers
fisle Thread unierhirs aud Drawersbeautiful goods
Sd, Blue and White Flannel and MeTno Shirts Drawers
Very rich styles fancy CRAVhTS
French and Italian Black Silk CTayats
slG and Linen HANDKERCHlEFS
fisle Thread, Linen and Silk GLOVES.
Lisle Thread, Cotton aud Aerino HALF-H0SE.
Blk and bingham Umbrellas Trunks, Carpet Bags, etc,
ESrA,M, & Co, respectfully Invite person,
Bound for California
to call nj their where be found the
following articles;
800 pairs heavy quality Gray, Blue BLANKETS
Heavy Pilot Cloth and Blanket COATS;
Castor Beaver SACS;
HUNTING COATS;
OVERCOATS Of every description;
Riding Cord and sRiinet PANTALOONS;
Heavy Plot Cloth do.
India Rubber Clothing.
India Rubber CLOAkS, with and without Sleeves.
q PALETO1S and CAPES; -'
y" CAPS CLO1 HING BAGS;
Provision Bags; Water Bottles; Leggings;
Blankets wading Boots etc etc.
Red aud White Flarnel SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
Cotton, Merino Lambs Wool Shakers Knit Half Hose
Rlerino and Buckshin aiding Gloves, etc.
All Of which viii be sold ssS- CHEAP FOR CASH. 81
t- Purchasers will fail largest assortment Of Clothing
in New Orleans unless they call
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-29

END OF THE REY CAsE--The final disposition Of this
famous affair made yesterday by the District Attor
ney who entered noe proseQui in the case of Capt Nc
COnnell and Of Henry Marie.