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LARGE SALES and SMALL PROFITS
Alfred .NEltllaOe q. Co.'s

ONE PRICE," Retail CLOTHING Establishment,
No. 81 MogazSas Street.
Where may now be found usual largest and most beautiful
assortment Of SPRING snd SUMMER CLOTHING in
All Clothing Manufactured our establishment in NevYork
expressly for retail pAlea here with perfect confidence
rendering safaeOn that request
by oil who are in want articles in our line The following only
partial list Of articles;
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French Mno Drap dEt6 Froek Dress Coats saes Pokas
English MernO and Purameta do, do.
BLACK and eoored Alpaca saes Poka LamArneS and Short
All Linen checked and striped do. do.
Real India seersucar do. do
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LRbt quality Cloth skeleton Saca and Lamartnes
snd LARGE ye which Sa' a%d . II S
preee
Pantaloons.
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PEsneh MeIino or Drap d'Ets do
Blaek and eSlored Alpaca and Parametta do.
P[so r.A Linen Linen Drill white and eOOrea %.
French and American Co,tonads do.
Dosnkih PsnlalOOns at reduced prices
Super Black and coored Slid and Satin Vests.
super P P sbe s s aE sSa 6 BaiaHss DO S
Super White aud colored Marueilles do
Super Fancy coloFed ond Embroidered Linen do
All Of the syles-Rong Collars and Double breasted
Shirts, Hosiery, Cravats, etc.
supemne, all Linen sHlRTsZ 1, styles.
snperfne and Medium quality Muslin shIts--Aesl styles
French Gngham Calico Hickory Linen and Cotton Check and
dagze SILK Gauao McrinO asu1e asd Ga Fna&
BrOwn, White and Pink Cotton Unasnhir and DrawI ~
I1 sllk undeTshir!s aud DIawefs .,s.,,
h Bs s adj Ws and G1ns I sS ,.w.
Very rich style; fancy CRAYATs
Sill sI1 and Ipsa ah9 S5ft i5 fhs9
Lis HIS Thread Linen and M, s ING GLoyGs ,,osy
Silk and Bingham Umbreas Trunks, Carpet Bags, etc.
fnll assortment of BOYS and CfilIDRENs CLOTHING
To- ONE PRICE FOR GooDs, and No Deviation.
-,,o ALFRED MUERQE co.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-02

COOP FOR THE PRINTERS. H Tobitt, Of
New York, practical printer has succeeded in
introducing into his establishment, the use Of q0or
types That is, he causes such words as the, and
IN, IT. to- and all the most common syllables, to be
cast on one body By this method, the printer
and, takes up but one. This idea is not Original
with Mr. T., though he is the first who has brought
1t into practical use.-EGchange paper.
Sun yer great hoombooqo
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RESULT OF THE RAcE.--IHe Bostona Veto
'Soas The Louisville Courier of the evening of
the Goth ult states that the Bosona arrived at that
place at II o'clock on the night of the 25th, thirty
eight minutes ahead of the Belle Key, and beating
her one hour and twenty-five minutes from New
Orleans to notwithstanding the tip in 1--WE days
and four and half hours" We give below the
memoranda furnished the Louisville papers by each
Of the boats:
MsanoraRdHw If Steamer Bostoad-Left New Orleans on
me evening Of the Goth March, O'Clock The steamer
Fashon IN port TO leave Saturday following for Louisville
met-th inst, Alex. Scott Thirty three Mile Point I'D
nst, chancellor at Pawpaw Island Gen Lafayette in Bate.
mans Bend Ath inst Mohawk Paducah. Passed-20th
Western World at Eighteen Mile Points 2lst Silas Wright
at Coffee Point ed Belle Creole in American Bend 3d.
tennessee at Presidents and Andrew Jackson at Island 3d.
2ah, George Washington head of New Madrid Bend 2t
Luna at Cannelton, Belle Key at Flint Island under way
The Bostona left Neworeans AZ minutes behind the Belle
Key and arrived at Portland S minutes ahead of hebeane
her time to this port hour and % minutes On the M
the Bostona lay hour and quarter woodpg from the
bank at Red Rivers I'D lost hour with machinery made
twelve weddings and sundFy landings for passengers arrived
at Portland at hapas 10 ocockmaking the tim in days
and Al hours
Memorandum of Steamer Belle Reu-Leh NewOrleans
Ii minutes after O'Clock, M, on the Goth inst Met2d
Con- Scott at Lake Providence 24h passed Geo Washing
ton at New Madrid. Met-Mohawk at Paducah John Han
cock miles above Island %, Peyona Evansville Winfield
Scott Mouth of Green River The Belle Key landed twenty
four times the trip up. Left NewOr with $50 tons of
sugar, "a halfbanes moasses Evansville "a boxes tin
plate cases furniture at Brandenburg. hhds sugar 20
bales gunny bags; NewAlbany, bbls molasses bbs
sugar balance of freight for Louisville.
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CAPTAIN or TIE WAroH.--Capt. FOrno, it will
be seen, y candidate for the office he has held for
the last year We believe he has given very general
satisfaction to the law-abidng people of the city,
and equal dissatisfaction to the loafers gamblers and
thieves Il will be recollected that while in the
performance of his duties, he was dangerously
wounded His conduct both in the arrest Of the
assAilant, and his subsequent magnanimity, entitle
him % the warm support Of the respectable citizens.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-02

The FANNY SMITH. A new and beautiful
steamer of this name has arrived in our port The
Louisville Journal of the 9th ut. notices her thus
/" The Fanny is furnished with much elegance
and taste. Her carpets curtains linens, ETC., are
from the house of Messrs Hite 81 Small, and are Of
fine quality. The carpet in the ladies' cabin is a
rich velvet and that in the gentemens cabin q
beautiful three-ply. We advise all who want to
stay at home not to examine the Fanny Smith
She is alluring craft"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-02

SECONDHAND STEAMER TICKETS FoR CALI.
ToRNIA.-The New York Tribune states that
Messrs. Rowland & Aspinwai, of that city, have
adopted very important rule for the prevention Of
speculation in tickets by their line Of steamers be-
between New York and San Francisco. 1t is that
persons purchasing tickets at second hand, having
been originally made out for other partes, cannot
go through with them; a most rigid scrutiny is
made by the agents at Panama, and the holder is
not allowed to go on board the steamer unless he
can prove himself the original purchaser Of the
ticket. And persons wishing, therefore, to 20 safe
ly, should avoid buying second hand tickets, unless
they are transferred on the books of the company
with their consents which is never withheld where
the original purchaser cannot go, and wishes, for
that reason, 10 dispose of his ticket-but such trans
fer is not made at all if one dollar of premium is
| received by the seller in any shape or way
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-02

HE FIRE AT THE FREMONT HOUSE. The
loss by fire and water is variously estimated some
even as high as $4,000. They have $4,000 al
the American, $4,000 at the Franklin, and $4,000
at the Suffolk offices. The south wing is rendered
untenantabe, and the loss of business at this
son VIII be very serious The main building and
north wing remain uninjured. The damage is to
be repaired Immediately, and the whole house and
fixtures renewed in the best style of modern ele.
gance.-Bosto7, Tra7ascyigt.
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The WEATHER.-The unusually cold and Sc.
we're weather experienced this week. has astonished
our early gardens, and we fear destroyed the pros
poets OF fruit crop throughout the entire South
this year. Snow laid upon the roofs all night on
Wednesday, and the ground froze one or two inches
in depth 1t will put the corn and potatoes back
and beans will require to be replanted. The oldest
inhabitant could not remember so cold time In
the South before Natchez Free Trader Both.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-02

CHEAr PosrAGE.--AIf. Bates has reached Phila.
aeiphla, in the prosecution of his cheap postage
mission, and has already delivered two public ad.
dresses on the subject.
The New York State Senate, says letter from
Albany Of the 10Th ult, has passed resolutions in
iayor OF the reduction of the rate OF postage on
single letter to two cents.
All the members Of the New Jersey Senate and
iof'y-one Of the members of the lower House have
signed memorial with the same object.
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The WEATHER.-We see in our exchange pa
pers from all sections of the country notices of the
effects of the recent cold spell of weather We copy
the following from the Montgomery Journal oil
the 29th ult:
:" We learn from all quarters that the freeze on
Wednesday night, 9th inst, was most destructive
to vegetation. The crop of corn and cotton, most
of which was up in the process of sprouting, is
entirely cut off. The whole crop will require re-
planting. The fruit trees, which were in full bios
som, giving the most abundant promise for rich
harvest that we have for years. are ruined fol-
this season, and in some instances entirely de-
stroyed. Ice was formed on water quarter of an
inch thick, and the ground in many places fro
zen hard.
The Talladega stage came through at n o'clock
yesterday morning, with about II inches Of snow
on the top, and we learn from the driver that ii
showed all Wednesday evening, within twenty
miles Of this city.
The extent and severity of this ill-timed frost
will materially diminish the chances of an average
crop OF cotton this season.
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Arrivals at ths Principal Hotels. LIST

81 tGHARLEs = Rest, D Tomnson, ] B slade Ala
& o Sf.a' r. BlGhT SioV Va Tichn0r Miss Wood
T. Th2s Sparks, Charles Sparks La Barrow West
baiSn RHGge; JoyneF Texas Thos Cory and lady
PLAETERs'-D Dumner, T Waters, Mobile; VIM Black.
oGrn' Montgomery, Ala; Lobdel and lady. Miss.
,; MHERASD4HTD o Baker, Ala; A Cook Coast; Nj P
ETliss La; Koyer, Baton Rouge A Block, Miss; II
M InneS, AZ AF Murray, Georgia; Mar, do VIM
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A Coop JoKE.-The New York Globe, a few
usys ago, contained what purportsd to be portraits
y Dfs. Webster and Parkman, furnished for that
paper expressly by an epgraveF, but which turned
oei, when printed, to be old portraits of ex mayor
Harper and Judge Edmonds- latter for The VIC
I'm ana the former for the suspected murderer.
livery New Yorker saw at glance that the Globe
had been shockingly imposed on.
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COMPLEMENTARY BENEFIT TO MRs. SrAELgY.-With
pa.eworhy aacty the friends Of the late George s. stan
Ky nave offered to his widow Complimentary Benefit at
eason one that should call forth the sympathes Of our c
We hops thot numbers will contribute to make /,
what should be- matter of substantial assistance 4, M,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-02

n- The St Charles was we'll attended las,
night and the evenings entertainment went off
most agreeably u was one of the best houses Of
the season The readings and secitations of Mr.
Raymond, and the music and songs of the ladies',
were al received with enthusiastic applause. We
think this talented family might find it for their in
ssFest @ give series of Evenings at Home
through tbs country during the summer hOlidavs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-02

SECOND DrsrR1cr ArroRNEY.-Perv s. war.
hsld, well known as an industrious, attentive and
promising young lawyer, is a candidate for this
ONCE. Mr. Warfeld is at present the Attorney Of
the General Council. He acquired much credit by
ms learned and logical Argument in the famous Rey
cane. He speaks French and Spanish, and this
presents an advantage. ~
We shall in day or two announce another gen
tlsman, extensively known, and who has had much
experience Prosecuting Attorney.
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ot,on OF Professor Eep...r.

TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF JNo. c. CALHOUN.
In the Circuit Court of the United States, Mr..
Prentss Cat the request Of Mr. Hunton, the District
Attorney, who was unavoidably abssn) made a
few appropriate remarks, and moved an adjourn
ment. Judge McCalsb responded with much feel
ing and adjourned the Court
The several District Courts were adjourned.
In the Supreme Court, after the reading Of the
decisions there being unusually large attendance
of the bar present, Judge Bullard addressed the
Court in support Of motion to adjourn. We give
his short address The Chief Justice spoke very
briefly in reply and adjourned to this morning.
May it pesss the Court rise with the general concurrence
of the assembled bar perform the melancholy duty of an.
nonnong the Court the dngs of the death of John C.
Cahoan and suggest the pFopety adounng the Court
mark Of respect to the of the lusous deceased
1t would be inappropriate at this moment and in any
time attempt TO enogum upon the charac-
Ter of that distinguished 1t il enough to say that for
the last forty that great lumnay has been above the
political horizon that he ceased throw his light over
the whole hemisphere Those who remember his rising saw
him rise full obed and he continued shine with increasing
spendo during his whole course until he has st ut last in
blaze of glory.
To thoss who knew him personally the secret of his eAtao
binary influence fully revealed. He possessed that child
like simplicity and purity of characerhat charm of CONVEX
satontha sxuberance of knowledge which made him uni
versay beloved and respesed regard as great
public calamity that he should have passed off the stage
this most interesting and critical crisis in our public affairs
and such the pure and elevated character of the great
statesman and orator. that he might well leave the great
walls Of his eoquence and his power to write his epitap and
pronounce his eulogy move that the Court now adjourn
Judge Eusts briefly responded and adjourned
the Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-02

FShE respectfully his friends pubc that DR. C. A
STEVENS of Buffalo, N.Y. popular and highly prac
ueng Physician, will give his attention those requiring
cal services, MONDAYS TUESDAYS from Q unit! 10
O'Clock ia the forenoon Gentlemen, TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS for Ladies' the hour Armory Hall speca
tors not admitted The charge for examination treatment for
each time the patient may operated upon will 81 co. when
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SYKES HYDE CO. will SELL at 10 O'Clock at 66 Poydra
sTeet-Manlla Rope. AT hafpast 10 o'clock al b
n stree,sroceres, Provisions and Liquors.
- G9cA, az OIL Magazine street--Lime. At Il clock
j. BTAR3 will sell, at IL O'Clock. at Banks Arcade
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-02

~ The Natehez papers announce the death o
the Hon Samuel Stamps, Secretary of State o
mississippi Gov, Quisman has appointed Gen
Joseph Bell, in tbs place of the deceased, for Ii.
time being, and ordered an election for Monday
10Th June.
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cAhpwELL, Of the Phshx. announces to bis friend.
and the public that he Intends his yesy av \, r III
'sn o. 'upchms the million. The mere mention of this will
caase numpes 10 return their old haunts and as many to
% apot 50 famous for its haaes as the Phoenix has ALWAYS
been. n is tie house 'S ''''''A ''o' u" az
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NAVIGATION OF Bayou RAPIDEs.-The Sun.
flower assembled this Bayou about half its length
bridges thrown across it alone prevented the passage
through the entire length. This bayou leaves Red
River at about twenty-five miles above Alexandra
and runs south-westerly course through one o.
The most valuable sugar regions in Louisiana
bounded on Its western shore by the pine hills
and returns to the main river at Alexandria. he
plantations of Gov. Walker, Judges Bullard and
Boyce, Col. Grain, Gen. Graham, the Messrs By.
mum and Mr. Texada are on this bayou. Hereto
fore the planters have hauled their cotton to the
river but the change to the sugar culture has made
it necessary to find a cheaper mode of transport.
Col. Bryce, the Senator from the Rapdes District,
obtained the use of gang of slaves and had the
trees on the banks cut down, and the logs and
snags removed from the channel, and now the
planters will have steamboats, at their door.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-02

ED~ NOtiee.-The Regular Quarterly Meeting Of the
Society Of Inquiry Missions for Business will
be held in the First Presbyterian Church. THIS EVENING
past O'clock The OF the Society the
requested to attend. r. LATTING Secretary
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-02

PITTsBURe, March 20, M-There are feet 10
inches water in the channel and falling slowly.
Weather pleasant Business is very brisk. Sales
$4,000 pounds bulk meat-market firm Heavy
receipts Of lumber from the Allegheny. Sales
100000 feet-common at So, clear at SIC per thou
sand feet. Shingles 81 rs to So.
PITTSBURG, March 26, 6 P. M.-There are 6
feet inches water in the channel. The weather
is pleasant. Flonr "a 60; Whisky 23c.
ST. Louis, March ga jury was empannelled
in the Montesquieus in the criminal court this
morning. One hundred and five names were cal
led before twelve competent jurors were found.
There was an immense crowd in attendance.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-02

GEN. HoUsToN.-The Houston Gazette Of the
9th, says: "We learn that Gen. Houston has
again returned to Washington city. His amiable
cOnsort, we are happy to learn, is now eonva-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-02

EV Glasses In ElectrO-BiOlOgy. Mr.. FISKE, in
compliance with the general request will Glass for complete
instruction in the newly discovered Science of Electro Biology
Armory Hail. THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April 4, Mr.. F.
pledges himself to enable all who attend perform these
Experiments successfully and also how apply this remarkable
remedial agent the Of disease the fee charged for
ton $50 will be returned Complimentary Ticket will be given
(gratuOus) all who join the Class which will admit lady
gentleman all the public Lectures and Experiments Ladies'
will formed on Tuesday pornnR LadeE Tfoke AZ 27
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-02

Eiihu Burrir, the eminent philanthropist,
eApse's soon to visit Washington City, where he Is
DESTROYS Of holding public meeting, preparatory
% the appointment of delegates from the District to
ausaa me third great Peace Convention, 70 be
holden at Frankfort, ION the Maine,) in Germany.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-02

NEW SPRING BoNNET.-The New York Tr
bune speaks of "new spring bonnet, which,
with the greening beach buds, is just vsnturing
forth into light Like the buds, it is of delicate,
tender green, with the fantest suspicion of Grim
son glowing here and there upon its surface. Like
beautiful mouth, it is neither too large nor too
small and like girl passing the sweet frt'stems
do Ia vts il becomes woman marvellously."
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-02

nT Speaking of the trial of Dr. Webster, the
New York Journal of Commerce remarks a" If he
is found guilty, his late respectable standing in So
ciety will avail him nothing. 1t is bad place for
criminals in Massachusetts. There is no respect
of persons, and neither courts, nor juries, nor
jailors, are accessible to any corrupt influence"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-02

nz- The steamship Galveston left Galveston on
the sob ult at o'clock r. NJ and arrived here yes
tssslay rnorning between and 6.o'clock
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-02

1y- In the Senate of Pennsylvania, on the 22c
ut, the bill to divorce Edwin Forest and his wife
Catharine, was passed in commiltee-20 to II.
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10 The Washington Union has no faith in the
statement that Don Carlos de Espana, the dis
missed Spanish Consul at New Orleans, is to be
appointed BY Spain her Secretary Of Legation al
Washington. II
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Guinness & CO.

Guinness s. 90.
DDealersin No. AZ CAMP STREET,
CHOICE FANCY ARTICLES,
suitAbls for Presents comprising almost esdsss variety
beautiful articles Of taste, fancy snd use.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
complete assortment of fine Linen SHIRTS, Under
EhlEtI Drawers Socks suspendsrs, Cravats scaIts,
Stocks, Gloves, etc.
TRAVELLERS GOODS.
nae assortment OF Portable Desks Dressing Cases Mirrors Dram
FlaSks, Money Belts Canes uuhrelaa etc. etc.
SPORTSMAN'S GOODS.
Guns Rifles, Pistols Powder Fass Shot Pouches Game Bags
Gun Cleaners, Caps. etc. etc.
GOLD PENS, of all the celebrated makers,
in Gold and Silver Gases variety pnIteT price
RETAIL from ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
COMBS, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY,
FINE CUTLERY, etc.
NJ Orders promptly and faithfully executed the
pr GUINNESS 81 co.
DEALERS IN IL Camp street.
Fan cy Goods, Guns, Pistols, Gold Pens etc AMI 6t
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e NOtice.-Ths undersigned, on retiring from the No.
sr Business would respectfully recommend his
Mr. VIM MONAGHAN, and his late managing clerk Mr. GEORGE
RARESHIDE, TO the favorable notice his old friends
public in general with the all may
nusted to them will be faithfully efficiently
mhH DANIEL. l. RICARDO
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ER NOtice.-The undersigned, having united together
or the transaction Of Noarl Business all its branches beg
10 inform their friends and the public they prepared
with and dispatch may
to them at the old stand OF D. RICARDO, Notary Public
| No. 70 Gravier street. VIM MONAGHAN,
Successor 70 d. l. Ricardo,
MAJ
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-02

~ The washington correspondent Of the N v
Express writes, under date Of March 2Oth-. I, i,
stated to-day, with much of the air of an,ho-;,,,
that the Sandman Chargeship will be given % NJ
Kinney The editor Of that excellent paper the New
ark Advertiser"
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Class for Ladies who may wish
Oosy will be formed THIS MORNING, Armory Hail. at II
o'clock The terms will he onehAl the price gentlemen
NO
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Spring y SWameer Clothing

THOMPSON 81 NIXON, 10 Camp st.
To- Have received per steamship Falcon and previous
arrivals, full supply of CLOTH
ING, manufactured expressly for Retail, to which
they respectfully invite the attention of purchaser 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 dEte, black and Drab Merno.
and Alpaca;,
SAC FROCKS-Of drab Cashmerette, Drap Etc, drab
and black Merino, Britannia Cloth and Alpaca;
PANTALOONS-Of black and fancy s. M. DOeskin, drap
d'Ete, Drap Rationale, white and figured Drilling,
Check Linen, etc.
VEsTs-of black and figured Silk. Buff. white and fig
ured MaEseles;
LINEN and COTTON SHIRTS-Of all the latest styles;
CRAVATS-Of Silk, Satin and Cambria Muslin;
GLOVES-Of Silk, Linen, Lise, Berlin and Cotton;
UNDERSHIRTS-Of Gauze, 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 IL NIXON, 10 Camp street,
mills hph opposite Hewlett's.