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Per steamship Palmetto. from Galveston--Mrs Wood and
child, two Miss Winens, Mrs Very, Mr. Walker and lady,
Mrs Glass Mr. Beien and lady. Mrs Flanagan Mr. Maecks
and lady, Mr. Carter and lady, Miss Blake, MH vii
W JEFFREY, SVanscke, " & Webb, ii RHbe, Ii Rutter,
Davis, w Wyer, Cunningham, Phillips, Clifton, How.
rick-and on deck.
Per ship Saciem, from Newport-lS in steerage.
Per bark Carissa, from Ghtatar-I5 in seerage
Per bark SkngmRn, from Gothenbnrg-39 in staerage.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE nARKET.


JEFFERSON Cry, I
Tueday Evening, November 8, 1850.
Arrived to-day per steamer Maria Burt 145 Beeves and
50 Calves per North River. Cow, % Yearngs and 80
Hogs.
small supply of Western Beeves of Sheep moderate,
and of Hogs and Calves ample supply offering.
PRICES: Beef Cattle, 3S96l4c " net; Sheep, SO 90
asa IS 4p head; Hogs, -04Sc % ID net; Mich CODS,
saO0-aP head CalUes 81 6Oi0s6 50 sP head.
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The yNcDOnOgh RObbsrV.-An investigation into this
affair has elected the fact that among the valuable papers
stolen besides the money! there hundred and sixteen
bonds of the First Municipstg-for $1,000 each They will
however prove vaueess the burglars Teegapho dis
patches have been all the Northern cities prevent
their negotiations.
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Cutting By d SGge.-A slave boy named Jim, belong
inc to Mr. Turpn yesterday before Judge Byne
for trial by Recorder Caldwell the charge of cutting
Bridget Carey in the arm with knife
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DANCING ACADEMY.

MR,P. CLISSEY respectfully informs the ladies
LNA and Gentlemen OF NGwOrean that his Dancing s1A,
Academy will be opened MONDAY next, Nov 4, at 1B
MIA No Carondelct street, between Common and e
VA tNB Canal streets, where will teach ali the most
fashionable Dances now IN vogue, such as the following
~ French QuadriHcs,
palSe DeUg Temps, Polka a JNazourGd'
Pulse Trois Temps. German Polka Watz'
Polka du Salon, La Redoiod'
The Scottish Polka.
Mr. c. will teach these fashionable Dances " inoic' pn' s
men in Of fifteen leSons. D.,
NJ Private Glasses for ladies and gentlemen from till O'CLOCK
every day, ,,
NJ Cu. for Children from O'clock till dark on MONDAYS
aud THURSDAYS,
Nc Glass for gentlemen from hatpast till 10, every night
Nc,yoro,n. Nov Q Is5o n2 SIN os INV
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OUTLINE OF CHARTER AND ORGANIZATION of tn
~ Tehuantepec Railroad Company, to be estab

- ,,,,,,,, ,,t, , oI ~, ,,.,,, .r,,,,,
{ LINE OF CuAhIEh AMI DltuANlHhIio ION Of NE
lilhel in New Orleans:
mi rI T5e s1s to be D. OF S 6 sa 70 II Td Is
lands privileges, remaining subscribed
u s Ia nav Gin on each share at the time f s
AN ~ 81 1Oa r Ho sn III az a. Sa n
Ps9i G4fe o more th w IL o R ssea n seen year
~ " r ~, ,,b ,opt LII 80 s
lshnu OF lcn teEai ins oe h1ea s,s
sds Of l:thmus may connect With
at each end Of he road The Company also 70 have the power at
a@y .9 b pG ~S { Ies Saysaos o f S Gana
w. Til. shares Of m Company to be transferable only BY entry
directors shares issued the first amount
ng to $500 O is actually paid Then shares are to be Issued as
we" q u he apsone for Ieee,yHp in
New Orleans with power appoint IN such other
certain time TO be allowed for oag The subscription s It the
tai IS s the subscriptions capital then the Larger
@ u m bst bsr !, snnsr .ris2 sor ir
number Of shares. -..., = .,.... c.,
holders each Director own twenty lareshe Director.
Company As soon as the capital shah ). dd he comaoners
each share to have vote to be given in person ~ roIy The
direction ST for year from the date Of their first neeingelec
o 3 prsG sS year e If one pT s geS ce OF f
old Board 70 continue in office until special election can be had
e quorum Directors supply vacancies their body during
VII Directors n,y their choice, the payment OF
alter SsT delay fIed b byaw ' u '"'
VIM The Company shall succeed all the rights and be Liable
grants from the Mexican government shall fully fairly
agreement made the Permanent Committee and
Mr. Hsrgout
TX No dividends be declared till least onethrd Of the
subscriptions paid. the expiration
year the directors If dividends be
declared whether the land other
prior all the works undertaken by the Com
pany considered completed
ill the Railroad in full operation from end to end. with trains
drawn by steam those aGng 70 subscribers wh0 have not
paid their stock IN full snail not be paid to the but shall be u
Hargous shall paid OHM stock considered full paid
No ubscrber in default o instruments duly called shall be en
Iea TO dividend uecaLeu Nhl ne Is IN ueah or ne 1e
permitted 20 Yo!e Turing such default No larger Is ever e
be allowed to MI haouS shate eho1gh Iu paul. hah 70 lhose
Oh suoscrihers, even thoug only par palu l. a., .
A. rs c3nIoh o. ue 6, ae ny MI n o.
grant Rl l.iisl va y teaS ~ Pr ~ m i i ue
on the roaa u y Is hheu nus CLAUSE nov 70 apEy 20 te ~
year. uuEulS Nncu ILe 0lL
VOTE Ihsy hot le4ulle 80 lis az ~ aS
curing W' tnt aJ Oe pIe''eu u! Causes peIouO
. ulS ,oItol o. Ihe company -. !,
~ -
Iaii ~ ~. ~ ~ " E - ~ i
ul - ~
M No. ynH nm 10 nart ri nc Itben Of s ioan 1i h
rns ~ Nj HtrgsS borsI No Ion N h. made be1e t mil
oIe y ~ IT, ~ ~ ~ i,vinj irir
the existence Of loan shall not be paid TO the holders OF The share
% nsg rt Of BSt , ss i S1 gut 9 DC o~ INT
n Xii Tbe nney hs-ee advanced by the citzepa of Ne
Orleans hd defrayng preliminary expense
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Capt Smith, of the steamship Palmetto, reports the bark
Brazilian, with emgrants off Galveston Bar the 3ls ult
the Sd inst, brig Packet Of GYMS also from Bremen with
emirrants
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|. N. MARKS,
[Signed,1 A. MoNTAYNE,
Ion 4 G.1rt,ru r.t,1r

resolution adopted, authorizing the construction of
Plank road Canal from Claiborne to the Met
ae RIDGE the be constructed in conjunction with
the First Municipality.
Mr.. Shields offered resolution bearing down particularly
hard the street musicians compelling each OF them 10
obtain license for year Some discussion ensued in
the subject was referred to the General Council The Coun
Gil then adjourned
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The United States COurtS-These courts opened yeser
day but business of any importance transacted The
docket of the District Court will be called Monday next
and cases will then be fixed for trial
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
,ArrTUDE2s ST. 80" N.-LoNerTuDE 800 Vim Time, 81

Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Nathan Hanau, Hanson, Antwerp, ] z Whitney &Co
Ship Nathaniel Thompson, Murphy, Liverpool,
f VIM II Otfensandt
Bark May Flower, Johnston, NewYork, c BOgart &co
Bayk 81 Andrew, Cook New York, FOsdiCk &cO
SIR Fairy Williams Havana, Quadras &cO
Schr Lois, Pencil, Pensacola, Hurley
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,
WRlnesdnY Mnrning NnEemhar 6 Is

INVFUTIUUI u ESE9V'J
COttOn-The difficulty in negotiating exchanges still serves
to restrict operations Notwithstanding which, yesterdays
business reached 300 bales Prices without alteration
though factors free sellers.
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@. RosELIUs,
F. B. D'AoUIN, TestamentaTy
WT +. r GI L.yERIeH' Executors
a. Nov s. 1850

~" Louisiana Conference Of NJ. e. Church S.
This is to give notice tina, Of holding the Louisiana Cen
ference is changed from Jan. l. 1851, TO Dec 25 1850
By order Of Bishop CARERS
n59tIW J. q. kEENER.
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M shin Thorndke, briggs Salvador and Golden Rule.
Towboal bic Vernon Smith, from the Paseg-towed down
and 10 the 4t inst ship Charles ana schf U Let
per--brought up bark Skogman.
RELow-COMfEG UP.
One ship and one bark unknown.
LBy Telegraphic Dispatch.1
Ship Vioksburg, II O Berry, from New York.
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ARnIoRY HALL.

U5~ Wont Lei Him Go.
IGOR FOUR Nighs Longer WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY,
j. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, November 8, 7, 8 and g.
The Unriyaed FAKIR OF silva,
by LADY MAGICIAN
and ~ AMERICAN SYBTL
ma families, will their and
LRughabe Representations.
rF~ Doors open IL O'clock
ar Tickets, 50 eentsi Children, rs cents. no
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HARDWARE AND IRON STORES,
go. Nos. 50 and 81 C4yNP Street. -
PRIESTLEY N BElN, IMPORT ~

AND IRON STORES,
bR f 81 g FL q e GTYP IT Ss5set E
u ERs AND DEALERS IN FoREIGN "a
$780, r. AND p DOMESTIC HARPwARE, CgT; VII. - =
their liberal patrQnage The quality and price Of their goods
hope, secure to them continuance Of Their favors. BY
walls from European and Northern ports they constantly
their lne and can confidently invite the attention Of Pqr.
chase to their large and well assorted stock, of which the
English Bar iron, round square and fiat770o tons;
Best Pennsy wanna from round, square and fla1OO tons
Best Boiler PIas lLon tons
Best do. boiler ,pate-SO tons,
Best o.. plough PIats1i24 e SGs;
sw Sss IrOn@5oO tons EousH iDoOuS-i' 'O'S'
Brazes' Rods, T. 5i6 and x inci rouud-3OO bundles;
Sheet Iron English. American and Tennessee, from 10
Hoop Iron. from ' 4 TO AZ incRessO bundles;
Ro S ToP from to 3 3 b@ne ;orJ
Pressed Spikes-3OO kegs;
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Razors, etc;
Tin Plates, Best CHARCOAL bTandi-{ ao boxes;
#ssS y $sS Ss 5ss'i Fl e.
SGFPass and shGys ARs and G6s IFa1d-S 9o o
aaR. Fa S'f Io Eth a@q and f co Bt CLAIMS:
Chain Gables and Anchors;
HG SsSaen T Sad kh RRsS'i Lo aRS'
sliding DOOr Furniture:
HOOks and Plate Hinge;
Butt and Parliament Hinges;
Window Fasteners of every description;
Hoes of every description and pattern;
Cross-cut, Pit and Mill Saws
PlOughs Of King s. Hall and other good brands;
Hollow Ware and Castings-l50 tons;
Jared and Manila ROpe-all sizes;
Oakum, Marine, UOuselne ETC.;
Sperm, Lineed, Lard and White Oil
Atlantic pure White Lead;
Brooklyn Nos. l and Lead;
Black and Yellow Paints; NeTdgrls;
Paris and Chrome Green;
French Pots. from TO 50 pintsi
Mill and GTndstOnes;
Sheet, Bar and Pig Lead; Lead Pipe, etc. etc.
EB~ They are also the only Agents in New Orleans OF
HILLMAN, VANLEER Il co. IS celebrated TRNNEs
SIZE IRON, and Of the HUMPHREYVILLE COPPER
COMPANY. SCI ON 2taW
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Gen Worth, Wilson, from Vcksburr
North River, Cutterlin, from st Louis
G w Kendall, Norton, from Cairo.
Fanny Smith, Richards, from Louisville
L boswell, Larose from the Balize
Princess No 3, Holmes, from New Carthage
Mary Foley, Dalleres, from DOnaldsonvle
Gen Taylor, Trinidad, from DOnaldsOnvilie.
Towhoat Panther Davis from the Passes-went down light
brought up ship Sachem and bark Clarissa
TowbOat Anglo American Porter from the Passes-towed
down and TO sea the 9Th ut ship Memphis-brOught
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NOTICES.

s- The undersigned propotes to attend the Supreme
Court of the United States the approaching temin Wash
ington and would attend any whlch may be en-
trusted to him. los d&W1 II. a. BULLARD.
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MISUNDERSTANDING from ships Minnesota,
~ Toronto, Marshal Ney, and Adeline.-
RICE-3O casks new; BUTTER-50 trkins Goshen; Buck.
wHEAT-200 packages; TwINE-5 hhds French; SARpINEs
rs cases OIyEs5O cases And in Store 1000 packages
fresh TEAS, all kinds; LIRDl7 terces and so bbs pure
Leaf; PICKLEs-l0O cases; LOBsTERs and SALMON 50
cases; SOAP0OO boxes COlgates and Boston; POWDER,
SHOT and LEAD-a large assortment; PuRT NlNE-175
casks all grades; SALERATUs-l50p packages; MACKEREL-
800 packages Loaf, Crushed and Powdered SUgARsl5O
packages; OLIVE 0IL-9OO Baskets; BRANpY CHERIEs-
l50 cases new, for sale Ii. il, STONE & CO,
Agents for the Hazard Powder Co.
M NTH 81 and 50 Common street.
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Steamship Palmetto Smith, from Maagorda, via Galveston
Sd inst, to Harris Morgan-2d my.
Steamship Mara Burt Emerson from Galveston LIST INST to
Green. Harding &co-2d my, - ,,r, :,
Ship Thomdke, Perkins, from Bristol via Cardiff Sept II,
to master-2d my.
Ship sachem Woodbury.. AZ days from Newport (Waes),
- to master-2d my.
Bark Carss Dyer 50 days from Gibraltar, to Rice Hath
away-lst my.
Swed bark Skogman Steh IS DAYS from GOthenburg to
A i4antear SJcO-2d my.
Brig Golden Rule, Warrington, IS days from Demerara in
ballast, to mnster-2d nv
Span brig Salvador Met days from Malaga to Prats
Brig Almra, Brown, days from Turks Island, to master
Frost &co-BasIn.
schr VIM Hazard, saunders days from St Marks, to
masteT-Basin ~
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CARPET WAREHOUSE, 90 Chartres street.
~ We are in constant receipt Of patterns of the fol-
lowing CARPETINGB, viz:
Administer, Velvet and Brussels Tapestry;
3.ply, Brussels, Inarains, Venetians;
Figured Raize and Linen Crumb Cloths Window Shades;
Hair Cloth, Stair Rods, Table and Piano Covers; Mat
tngs;
Floor Oil Cloth from TO "a feet wide patterns etc.
All Of which we offer al the lowest market prices
n4 ct A. BROUSSEAU g. co.
COOKING STOVES 300 Cooking Stoves,
~ OF variety of patterns together with complete as.
sortmen of STOVES suitable for OFFICES and STORES
N. B.-Stoyes and Pines put at short notice.
n4 1w E. WOOD PERRY, So Magazine street.
SPIRIT GAS-5 bbls. City Manufactured, for
~ sale by Is. WOOD PERRY,
n4 1w 50 Magazine street.
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t. Succession of John McDOnOgh.-An person.
desiring to properly belonging the succession of JOHN
McDONoGH are requested their applications in writing
to be Left at the office of the Executors the Royal
Cusomhoue Streets building occupied BY the Union Bank
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-06

t. U. s. Mail Steamship Company.-The under
signed having taken the agency Unit States Mil Steamship
Company for their and Pacific seyees has established him
self in this city for the Of General Commission and For
wardng BUSINESS. His office is at No. IS Magazine street
nj I'm JAMES r. JENNINGS.
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COAL.

CtITY COAL YARDs-NcBEAN, WILLARD &
" co. keep constantly on hand at their Yards, No "
Customhouse street, frst door from Royal and No. 81
Tchoupitoqlas street. second Yard above Sc Mays Mar
Camel Coal orders left st either yard viii be premp
COAL-30 tons English Camel Coal, superior
~ article Just received and for sale at n Cusomhouss st
q imstW MCLEAN. WILLARD 81 co.
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DRESERVED GINGER-2O cases fresh East
India Preserved Ginger received by shin Tseyrand, for
sale low by [n5l SAMUEL WOLFE IS Camp st.
CHEESE-150 boxes prime Western Reserve !;
~ 900 boxes prime English Dairy, for sale by
nj A. D. GRIEFF Il GO. Old Levee.
NEW RICE-150 casks prime new crop Caro-
Y lima Rice landing from schr. Adela, from Charleston
for sale by tn2l BARELLI co. 81 Common st.
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NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER

Second Municipality Couaca-This body met last even.
ing, Recorder Caldwell in the chair.
The following the weekly report of the Treasurer
Balance hand at last report ............. 1919 O4
Received since sos 20
Total. s6475 "a
DisbufSed 5,698 IA
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The Tehuante pee Railroad Company

t- The Subscription Stock this Company
open Office Camp The following the
proposed Charter and the Prospectus be signed:
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
TOSEPH n. PALMER & co. offer to Mer-
- chants Others b7 the piece and package large
stork Of EfLL and WINTER GOODS, al the
smallest advance on the maHufacturers' cos'
We shall bold essy reasonable indueement 70 City Retailers
Country Merchants who have ofE
to IN. nj JOSEPH If. PALMER & co. n Camp
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Taken In and Done FOr.-Hugh Boyle yesterday maae
complaint before Recorder GenO stating that he was very
badly treated Sunday night last at the house OF lady
Burgundy street Hugh says he paid the lady friendly
visit and, after remaining short time he started to come
out through alley way when he met by two men,
who were very familiar with him at first sight, and, he
considered altogether much for short acquant-
ance. They seized him and held him still, while the lady,
who had entertained him agTeeably and picked
his pockets of SIC. Hugh very cavaery kicked into
the street after this operation and he therefore pay that the
law may his aid and redress his wrongs The affair
will be looked into.
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Haer6 TheD 2-Can any onei OF the "" numerous
prisoners who have been returned b, yors Court
on the charge fvagraney are EcA sSe where we
have never heard of any being 60 rial, and we
are curious to know whether they all at 40 prison. or
have been discharged, and if the attei lat at process OF
law the operation performed Vces the Mayor ana
Recorders court is great farce. e.
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the commission of any appalling crime. Most Of them had
baed maniuy and stood up the last against innumea.
he toddies but had fallen inglorousy in the CUTTERS and
had thus secured for themselves nights lodging IN the
vatchouse Some had made night hdeous by their orgies
and thus provoked the ire of rusy guardians, while Others
went about like roaring lions uni Hsy finally brought up in
the Municipality clearinghouse. all appropriately
disposed Of One, only ndvid present on behalf
of that large body ftransent c4 the the police as
DANGEROUS and suspicious" HaiNA VI before the
MAYORS Court for trial Ina exclusl
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WANTED.

M ANTED "A Colored Servant Girl for
w Nurse about II Is years DID, well disposed Apply
at this office. NJ
"ANTED-S Second hand GLASS CASES,
w for holding Goods. Address A 2, Crescent Office
M 3n
M EXICAN DISCHARGESWANT
WI highest price paid for Mexican Discharge at all times.
No "a Natehez ai, entrance in Banks Arcads
passage, on Nstchez Ereet. u5
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TO RENT.
' 3 & EDWARD Il. poMRoY. 3 Common !

NOR RENT - That elegant thIee-story BRICK -
- DWELLING No 81 Dauphin street, recently cc-
cupied BY 5. g. Prentiss, Esq. Inquire At 50 Dauphn
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Druhan,
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cAUTIoNi Persons rzpu.a shoed ia a~ars tsatss haze
ssears .sain,t SasIs.s .rais with d q Asr-s.
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New Fall Goods.

4 VI, s. r KENNEDY, are now receiving their
Il. supply of goods suitable for the season. Tile
stock wlIl be found complete in all the branches,
usually kept by them, they have heen carefully
selected at unusually low prices, and will be sold
al very small advance on New York cost. The
above would respectfully invite tine attention Of
their friends ard the The public generally 10 an ex-
animation of their stock, feeling satisfied If low
prices and good styles will effect sales they call
Ilot tail 10 enjoy liberal share OF that patronage
heretofore so IuIIy extended to them
They beg to call attention 10 few OF the lead
ing articles. viz
Rich Figured and Chene Silks.
Newest styles caShmereS and nouSelalnes
Changeable popliDs aud coburgs
Brocade and plain lustres
Face capes, collars and chemzettes
Puff sleeves, en'schldr work'd bodies
Muslin and thread edgings and nsertings, &c
Cloves OF every description, hosiery do.
Lawn aud caInbric handkerchieis
English and american prints, unusually low
Furniture chintz, ginghams
Long and squar shawls. &c &c &c
Mourning Goods,
Super. aipaccas aud canton cloth, a new article
Dark grey popiin, girghans and English prints
Fast coor!, collars and handkt:. ingraned
Cotton hose silk do, cashmere cashmere sh'w 'ws
In Domestics. "". -"
Blea. sheetings and long cloths, very low
1914 to l2-4 plea g. bro sheetugsuper family linens
Brown and colo h'Spups ofa kinds
I.inseys, bed bIankels from l0-i 10 1874
White &, red fian'ls, shaker welsh e. gauze do. &c
eiengemcn's Wear.
Sup'r blk and coi'd french cloths
' doeskns and cassilnerrs
Tweeds in variety suitable for boys
Satin, silk and cashmere restings
cravals, gloves and la!f hose
Superior quality ofGress shirts
Under ciolllings OF every description.
Ready Made Ciotiiins. .a..'.
Goats, vests slid pants, got up III very superior
style.
Hats and Caps
III great variety and OF tie latest ial. fashions.
neg sro Goods.
Superior plains, Xerstys and saulletS, suitable
for house servants, am. eng. blankets, wool hats
&c. &c.
Together with full supply of hardware, &C.,
al! OF winch will be cileertu!iy shown TO any one
lavorirg ;hcm with call,
Svul = II "
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y NtiE Su0SCrIoefs are TOW opening CoHpiete
L assortment of Staple and Fancy Goods, pur-
chased with much care, which they will dispose ot
on their usual liberal terms, They consist in
par, as follows:
Heavy London Dutf!l Blankets
SUPER a-4 10 I4-4 Lambs Wool Bed Blankets
Heavy all-wool Negro Cloths
Negr" Llnseys, very heavy and stout
PLAID L,nseys; Wool Cloth jor women's wear
Cloths and Cassisneres.
Superfne black, blue, brown, and invisible green
French Cloths
Supcrtilre Doe skin black Cassimeres
SatlInels, assorted coiors
Kentucky Jeans. do do
Elegant Fashionable FestTgs
Fancy c. SSmeres
Red white and yellow Fiannpls
COTTON GOODS.
PRINTS, Of every description
Furniture Calic"es, very handsome
GInai,alns; Cross-bar'd and fancy striped MusIins
Furniture and cambrc DmnIly
Furniture Frnges; COTTON cambrics
Colured and black cambrIcs
silks and Fancy Articles.
Elegant plain aud watcr'd black silks
plain. 6nured and waierd cUored silks
Cl,ena figured dress silks. very rich
Belts; elegant lace capes
Musu worked collars aud sleeves
Very handsome l:lserirgs and Edsings
l.lneu.canbrc liandkercheIS
Ribbed silk Stockings; raw silk Stockings
French merno, black and assorted cUlurs
Super black aid nlcredIan black Aipachss
Striped and croSS-bar'd culnfed \! !pachas
DOMESTICS.
3 q, 7-S and 5.o bieached ana brown Shrtlngs
I'D bleached and unbeached Sheellngs
W hite aud uubeaced DiIliS
Striped and p!aid coured Homespuns
Bed Ticks; .pron checks; cnlton Oznaburgs
LINENS.
Super an assorted l.lsn Linens
" Lawn Lawns, Dowias: jalnask Table cloths
9. i)anask Diaper; Dama;k Napkins
" Btrd-eye aud Russia Diapers
-ALsO-
Dundee and Gunny Dagglug
Bale Rope aud Twlre; iron; Salt
Susar. Coffee, Aola-ses
-ALSH-
BlacksmitIl's Bellows, Wees, AarIls. Hammers
Sc. CIV P.a;e<, Trace chains, Collins Axes
iInes, Spades Shuve.s, Manure Forks
With complete assortment dt Hardware and
Cutlery
With many other hrlices TOO tedious TO enumerate.
Il. LEVY d. son.
sept. IL. "a hm