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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-29

RURAL PoETRY.-The correspondent of the
Burlington (Vt.) Free Press snatches from OBJ
livon the following samples of rural poetry,
which shows ''tit for tat" in more ways than
one:
have lately some specimens of poetic
Juror and repartee, from the rural DISTRICTS
that are characteristic of their origin. | give a
sample below, which now makes its first appear
ance' in print. 1t tells its own history; aud first:
TO ELIZA, WITH A DOVE.
Accept, sweet maid, the most delightful Bird
That ever Venus to her chariot bound
BY love adopted and by peace preferred,
For meekness valued, and for faith renowned.
A bird in which such rare projections meet
Alone is worthy to be counted thine;
His beauty, fair one, is like yours complete
And his Fidelity resembles MINE.
This would seem to be shade too much fer
the obstinacy of the maid but Yankee girls are
not usually won with doves-hose who live in
Lincoln, at any rate To them a hen is pitch
above doves, and goosethe practic al realization
OF symbolism. So Eliza exchanges Cor swaps')
as follows:
TO JULIUS, WITH A GOOSE.
Accept, sweet swain, the most delightful Dove,
With rapture listen to its plaintve moan;
ana VOW with conslancy the bird to love,
Whose beauty thus reminds me of my own"
l cannot show my gratitude too soon,
For such mark of tenderness conferred;
So song for song be thine, and boon for boon,
Kindness for Kindness, (swain) and bird for bird.
Lo, the best bird that lincoln can produce
My choice has sing ed from tunelul group;
Accept from me, sweet Bard, as great goose
As ere was fattened in polt'rers coop.
Your verse the merits of the Dove displays;-
The compliments pay my bird are few;
Yet 'tis, methinks, no niggard share of praise
To say hoac strongly it resembles YOU.
ELIZA.
The latest advices from the infected district
are, that Julius never proved himself Julius
Seize her, and that Eliza yet remains in Lincoln:
&C In maiden meditation fancy free.''
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For Sale.

~ Valuable TEAM HORSE. wears DID,.
f-SS Apply TO ]. G. or G. JAQUEs.
noA20 dlwt '''
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Monday Evening Dec 1
Particular Notice.

VIE Subscribers respectfully give notice that theft
store will be open on the Sabbath for the purnose
A to- p. M. n g g. A = IInyir gnu
nOv29 DIFF - - '"H W.
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IN ms Cty zlh inst, Nancy Merrill daughter orsim
e1h ahd Nancy THOMPSON, aged 10 years and 3 mos =
eral tomorrow Sunday at the Episcopal Church
Relatives and friends are Invited TO attend.
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mayo dwtf

The Mechanics Fair has furnished abundant
evidence of the lapd progress and great extent of the
Mechanic Arts in this city In no department of indus
try and trade has there been short period of time
greater progress, Improvement and expansion, than in
the manufacture of Clohng and to no one is the
munity largely indebted this account, than tO
A p. WARE, the Proprietor of the extensive Clothing
Establishment, at n los and Merchants Row. And
give readers better counsel than to e.
commend this place of the worthy of pat
rnnage, olhe great and variety of the
stock, admirable proportion and workmanship of the
garments and the established moderaeness of the pri-
ces. Mr. Warts advertisement will be found in anotl-
column. sep27
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Free Evening Schools

vv,Uv, . 8 0Ol1OU4D.
open IWo Evening Schools, for the gratuitous in
siuHtioh OF such personsmales females children or
@Jsas may not be able to attend the day Schools.
Schools will be opened on '"N '"o
Monday Evening, Dec /,
att o'clock, and be continued FOIR eveniros IN ooo,
Week IRON till O'clock One will be in The school
ouse on the Common, and will be devoted chiefly TO
nv e E1leneh'ary branches commencing with the Alma
pet IL necessary, and including Reading spelling Writ
s S ana nrlhmetc The other will he in the Main ST.
noase, where instruction will be given in more
ing, &c. "''' DooA heeP-
All VINO wish to attend, are requested TO be there f
possible, on Monday Evening. '-'' =
nov29 dat II y ! i"1 RAWLINGS, 0T,lIill'lee' 60,
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100 Mourning Collars,

NJ BOUGHT, with Black and White. and Muslin
ioids just received at the WorcesterThread store
nn n , o.. JOS. A ROWLAND.
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DIR. Harrington, at No, I21 Main street,
can be consulted cogfdPnay Mt his Office in all cases
OF chronic and acute diseases. Office hours from A.
NJ. to- p. NJ All communications must be mast Do;d
nov24 dly
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LIAM DICExINs SON.
NOTARY PUBLIC,

VIII attend this and to other matters of business nj
his Office the Central Bank uoyrdtf
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300 Wrnuuht foil.

IN - DUO Wrought Collars.
/ Cambria and Muslin, new nice nnJ vary Cham
a al the Worcester Thread Store, 2l4 Main 81.
hoVSJ udwls JOS A. ROWLAND.
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An Unexpected visiter at Stamford Hill

ne'er heard vet
That any of the holder vices wanted
Less impotence to gainsay what they did,
Than to perform at first.-Winter's Tale,
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TO JULIUS, WITH A GOOSE.

The latest advices' from the infected district
are, that Julius never proved himself Julius
Seize her, and that Eliza J et remains in Lincoln
&c In maiden meditation fancy free.''
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Worcester Water Cure Inns titutiOn. No
Glen Street-Ths Institution is in readiness for
patients In its arrangement the comfort and enjoy.
ment of the invalid have been carefully studied.
TERMS Sc.-FOr full board and treatment from Sc to
10 per week. Treatment without board, from So 10
per week No deduction for absence less than week
medical fee of So usually required for first esamina
ton.
Each patient should furnish one linen and two heavy
cotton sheets; two wooden blankets; comfortable
and old linen for bandages.
Out door practice attended to usual
Office hours from 10 to IL A. NJ. and to p, NJ.
5. ROGERS, Nj ID.
maya dwtf L. f. ROGERS 5 uperintendnt
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Our dates from Panama are TO the 18th ultimo
Judge Hiland Hall, one of the Board of Commits.
sioners for the adjustment of land claims in Cali
fornia, and family, reached Panama come week.
ago.
The Cronica Ofcial states that two thousand
nine hundred and forty passengers have crossed
the lsthmus in the month Of October, from whom
the capaton tax of two dollars each has been re-
ceived, making the neat little sum of five thousaue
eight hundred and eighty dollars paid this govern
ment in one month.
The contract for the transportation of the United
States mail from Chagres to Panama, was let GU
by the Granadian Government, at public outcrv
and was awarded to Mr.. Antonio Paroles, at 81
IS per hundred weight.
The Panama Star says: 1--WE regret to LEAR
that many passengers have come to this place agar
with through tickets, purchased from Berford &
Co., of New York, which are not recognized a
the Office of the Pacific Mail Steamship CONAN,
in this city, and the holders of them consequently
| have to purchase new tickets-if they have tn
| money-or stay here and beg-else die
There is a fearful responsibility resting upi
some body's head in NewYork, in relation 10 thsa'
tickets, and we shall do our best to fix it here er
belongs" ns
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ARRIVALS at ths Principal Hotels yesterday.
sr' LoSis Lee Martin. sSudsDna.. Tuscaloosa.
anB s.swH R SsSh I,,i h;HdsfS
gTsaa, COnssa, CALIFORNIA; Df Wm Williams. NJ. NV
Wlli " and .erysn1 Maryland; VIM srong, Abe
q l Tuck Gsiysion; jsaiiss. srooss. Bo.oa
r Asa w Sss Read say sSd
Gss New Orleans. +.
IT Homes s ssS M
Mll.~si MI. hiys6ss two onldren. sswYos: Ms,
enOos. Mss s.sss. Mss.assS.sss tb. a sId s
Ssst Ass :sss sos. W.. D ISS sS;
d u1 and grant sh gsnGn Ark norm
Wssa A: WINNINGS. mss aWls9 ys eo h Hunt
ss BSss M . S9a MI
Morgan. Tsnsas. La; W RdSl.. Montgomery. Ala.
N.r;h 1sIos. Js' SFFors cGqnna, Perry smith
a YS.. ~ f SoH:. Bf F.1.s &suss
andss: AadIsw. Waddti goiand. 2..,,pp nsG
GSsdiow. Coa., survey; Rose ssw S e
Sssa La Lansing, Gasna. As WIN Henry -t ant
Loa.ylle; sapt Brown, ship PhlIa'ispha; d Wo
en- ihos Miles PhladspAai Capt Couard, steam SHY
M,sa,;sspp,; SSrdnan, Baon Rouge; i Wsbb. calves
SsS w Sisas Alex Ia! evo 1s Pens.
s .sassn9 ii Ia' sep+91 shegy 60 Ky Dapuy aSS
ss Wa f.st IN s.hoSa, Tsa: p mlss.r Wv
a:t ST f CO. kW a RSS
weston Z Co'snanon, IL; b DashsneT Natcnsx. wa
ngsJ M:i rnS' AAnas,on Daw.os Rss Turner
s oa yasrl pnoi gISSman DsLoas IS1a
s es. Dsis says a MU.sf Poy sena
Baras NswYoa; ADAM. aud .ersaat. AiH4 fas.u,
soa,G . Duensnnsa, MeEal. Wniam Cyroy T B
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veyed the poor old and her stove to prison. She
thsn for the fist time learned that the bows had stolen the
ha 'ney nave been arrested larceny and that she
was accused OF receiving the stolen property She remains
IN prison until Recorder Caldwell can sxa nina the me,. NJ
the case. ~
VAsRoM MEN-Robert Kelly and lame. u;,.,,
beautiful pair If half shat the police saw If b i; ,n
the best thing to be would be wash their f.ce.
then hang them up by the neck day Recorder
sent them to the Work-house for thirty days
A Consultations, Maguer was yesterday b,or., ~
before Recorder CALDWELL and required furnish bonds for
one thousand dollars Thursday next and
charge Of biting off piece of the under lin of Andr
Grady few days Thomas Donovan expected to he
present at the time and place. such
as may be him touching his participation in the
msnts Of that evening" and particularly that Of knocking
down Mr. Thomas Magusr, alleged on the oath of that
gentleman.
and Leves streets. entered with false keys on THURSDAY
night last and robbed of clothing about $500 No
dngs had been heard Of at the last
BuRstARY-John Mullen alias George Nelson. was ar.
rested Yesterday afternoon, charged with burglary Til.
particulars will uanspe this morning before Recorder
Caldwell.
RoBsERy.-Con'ad Tinkle was yesterday arrested on
charge Of having stolen box tools worth S2 from Albert
Kastng-a matter which Recorder Cad we'll will have the
pleasure to iavestigats this morning.
ALLEGED MuRpKR.-J- Philippe LLAMA Yesterday made
an affidavit before Acting Recorder stating hat
on the 9th OF November 1885, WIN. Foster shot Clement
Ncase at Lake Borgne and that Ncsse died from the
effect OF the wound five days aerwad that say On The
Vth OF November 1850 Mr. Lxana therefore, charges said
Foster with wilul murder Foster arragned com.
United by the Acting Recorder the order of the
Sherh OF the parish of st. Bernard
BEATING HIS WIFH.-Thoma, McGrand is grand rss
SAL IN testimony Of which have his looks and his
wilss word in both of which implicitly rely in this mat
ter His wife thai he is in the hab, of beating her in
cruel manner, because she will furnish him with ali the
money that he wants Recorder Caldwell ordered him
heavy bonds his good conduct or 20 to prison for
indefinite period.
t1NKD-James Hughes lined go for assautng dawes
without the premises of Mr. James Lindsay
on Girod street.
ROBBERY, ETc-John Dimond was yesterday arraigned
on charge OF entering the of John Durwsrd with tbs
intent to stea and when discovered BY Mr. made
fight most vigorously. Waterman to Mr. Durwaru $
assistance and arrested Dimond. Recorder Caldwell COM
init led him.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-06

Nev Purchase for Liberia New y
Colonization Society has recently made y
and valuable purchase OF land in Africa 70.
nization purposes. 1t lies beyond the pis
bounds of the colony, interior, in a north,ly
direction from Cape Measurable, between Il.
John and 81. Paul rivers, and contains also
square miles, or 600 acres. Its nearest is
about 20 miles from the coast. II is rered
as having beautiful elevation, an aburS of
sweet, cool water, in running brooks the
mountains, over white psbbly bottoms, lent
tlmbered forests. plenty of brick clay, What
is more note worthy, a coed supply Of grstone
SUI able for bedding purposes. Some Of ooks
have elevated banks from five 10 sixlyhigh,
and offer excellent mill sites.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-06

SURVEYORS OFFICE, SECOND MUsIoIPALIrY,}
NewOreans, December 6. 1851. 5
NOTICE is hereby given that ten days time will
deposited upon the baiture property. ua,sd between
eyee and Fulton streets and Canal street and the Triangle
after the expiration of this notice. will be at the
IF the owners and sent to n G # the Nh
d. lot Surveyor of the Second Municipality.
Citizens Bank Of Louisiana VS.. Benz. Whitney
No. 1884.
fifth DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
LEANs-By virtue of an alias writ of seizure and sale
Of Novsmber. 1851 both directed BY the honorable the Filth
srqt Cont OF NeSOIesns in the above entitled cause to
sheriff to me asnsts'red will proceed TO sell public
be tween GhanTss and Roy streets. on M0NDAY Janua
certain as AZ LoT ST GROUND ,,D,ss in til. s,b1,
sa1et, measuring ~ feet front, or less Tehoup
touas street, by so feet front. less st. Thoma.
ali French measq bounded on one ,ids BY property for
me,y owned By Mecsr. and he other side By properly
and pnvesss thsIsuno belonging. which building.
consist Of double brick tenement fronting
street, SIX rooms cotton piekery. with appurlenspcss
steam engine boiler ETC. In the rear of the cotton pckey /.
The above property is known B. Whitney. cotton
cash. and the balance q and years,
credit the rchassr giving bearing per cent Der an
e JAMES
d6 u "a ia5 Sheriff of the parish of Orleans
Edsoard A. Tyler VS. HIS Creditors. No as59
THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
directed tn. honorable the Thd D sss ce sS
e, I'll al 10: a Se isss
ST # Fl 4 camp
FL q 1. I'll. n si5i !. ALE
BV'A~s73fS .'sssgE %! :Is;i 4; n; d
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CANNEL COAL.

TIL undersigned the West Virginia Coal Mining
Company this city, has hand and will be
supplies well Camel Coal,
which he furnish families stores ofhcs
market delivered. This Coal
much for durability csanness brit
liancy burning freedom from any explosive
Orders the Coal either the office Of
3. Fitch Co.. of Tchoupoulas and Philip
anyette p g. Crane No. IS chouptouss
will meet with prompt attention.
: n96 Snip d. 8. DEVICES.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-06

Arrested on Suspicion. case of
poisoning occurred Monday night week in
York. French woman, named Muller, can
her death very suddenly, and her husban
French artist, was committed to prison to aw
further investigation by Coroner's jury, on
picion of having administered poison to tn
caased
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er0us patrons at very reduced
part of the following, viz:
Rich plaid Raw Silks;
English, French and Amer.
can Calicoes
A complete assortment OF
Eng'h, German and French
Hosiery
Superior white and cold Silk
Hose and Halt Hose
GLOVES AND MITTS.
Buck. Chemois, Kid. CASH
mere. Silk, Filoselli and Fl.
let, of every description.
LACE GOODS.
A large and elegant asortm't
OF Valenciennes, English
French and German Laces,
and do. EmbrOideries
Superior 6-l2 and 12-4 Linen
Sheetings;
Damask Table Linens and
Napkins. new and splendid
styles;
a. Irish and German Linens
and Lawns
Linen Cambria Hdkfs, plain ;
Embroidered and oolOred Dor.
dered Curtain Stuff, embr'd
Lace and Muslin, Silk and
Wooden Damask, etc.
PLANTATION GOODS.
Heavy kerseys, Lowels, Lin.
seys, Jeans. Denims, Stripes
and Cottonades:
lSuper French Bed Blankets ;
Heavy Grainer Plantation do,
very superior.
specially call the attention Of
+ of goods for their use. II is
have been selected with great
of long experience in that par.
SO If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-06

Mississippi U. S. Senator.-A Geographic dis.
patch TO The Mobile papers state that Governor
Whitfield has appointed the Hon. John J. McRae
Senator to Congress from Miss, in place of the
Hon jeff Davis, resigned. He is of the Southern
Rights party. ... .-.....
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-06

Adhsouls4gmnh-E. X. Shed. the obliginp
purees ef ths feet steamship Winfield Scott, will
acSeps ~ thanks for his courtesy The officers Of
the Isabel and California have laid us under obi
gdiions for their attention
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IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING !!
100000 Worth or Fashionable
CLOTHING AT RETAIL.
sALf1'e6 .vsIN7'Oe 4. CO.,s
ONE


ONE PRICE STORE,
NO "a MAGAZINE STREET corner of Gravier.
.B We w1aa inform our friend, and public genera. h.
Claiming, Furnishing Goods, etc.,
md 70 ssy S s q
only rses,. ca Immense sales srs Srcus
s Sos BY the ,::mP. fact being known upon
q. y s.I 3 ssSa ' .h..
Ba.d onr GsHs n.a s
% u. PaH . osss.ns. %
inst call and examine assortment " ~
Ihs following is only partial list of articles.
French and Ens.h Cloth Drs.. soa Froes Coats.
s's ss A" &c 6 Sid s ss f ss.s
e., DO Black Fame, Cloth waiting r co..
s: sHss, si s'S'n 3g:
sss ::s s. :s.% " Ss... Dc
Blue Dsae Fl rs &c %s .s
Blanket Coats,
~: a5s:H ss' Gray s1s' and and
B: third S Do Fancy ooo.d do do and ps q.
Tweed Goats,
Do DO 90 DO DO DO P sss':''''''
Blaze ae ' and n BSs PSsh c issl csss quality
Fancy s..py Silk and Satin Vests, qualities;
sses tall.un v sH DO DO 90 90
ssSs and cSo,sd E@sIeid.r.d Cloth qualities.
White nar.sii.s and Buff Ca.hmer. do Dc so
a We ask particular our NJ v.,v ,,s
WEDDING and soREE VESTS also new ,tyl. J.rn, Lind
Vests " ' "'"N
Pantaloons.
French Black Black Doe.kn and Cashmere PantalOon.;
Cray and Ml. cd
RoysI Ribbed an, q III Rs rad ha 0 cons
French and American Couonads do
GentIemen's Furnishing Goods,
T Sss i slo cs .aa ss ., 81 sSI ,s.
%ss ss 81 ssass a. qualities.
.., Me- MsIns Cotton TsSssd and Flannel Shirts.
GU: Re- sas wni p E.'s Sa.. ss.
Drawers Of ali III. above descriptions ss"'
Half-Hose,
All Wool, Msrino and Lambs Wool Hose all qualities;
a S'' sa s9s Ei H1;sf Dc q
Bow, b Roy b.. and md ohilsrsn's olething
B. B. &c &c !: '' & ~''' S s s;s:'
g. g. i; ;i s.: e sIs ssa S.E
o9s.n ss sns Gas
oss $ss5i si ss
a ssss Csc az 81 s.'i
De White and COLI red Marseilea Vests.
Cloves
Black, White and Coored Kid GovesH
Black White do
Cashmere. Merino and Lsle Thread Glove;
Fine and heavy Buck Gloves different sxes;
SUSPENDERS OF various kinds
SILK and Satin Crayats,
Black and Fancy Silk and Satin Cravats;
Do Italian Cravas from 80 ~ inches
Linen and Silk Handke rchisfs
White sni Colorsd Linen Bordered Is md eroac[s,
Best sptalhsd India, Bandana and PonEes
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, etc.
COTTON AND SILK UMBRELLAS
INDIA RUBBER GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
ONE PRICE FOR GOODS AND NO DEVIATION.
ALFRED MUNROE co.
M d&Wu 81 hHsssins street.
r F. SMITH, Dentist, has returned, and .
~ devotng himself exclusively the
practice of his profession. ,
V- Office al the of St. Charles IN
street and Lafayette Square, go AIIYIY
|R,a,!las:;'ss!saa s,E.!gsss 49,
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The Treasury Depanmsnt-TAs Finaness.-
Il appears that, during the last fiscal year, the re-
venue from customs amounted to S49 1000 900
from public lands. to $4,000, 000-total, s5l, OO0,-
000-or nearly ten millions increase upon the re.
cspts Of the year preceding. Eight millions Of the
public debt have been paid off during the year
and such is the aourishing condition of the Urea
ssry, that it has now on hand an unexpended bal.
Ance d thirteen millions Of dollars.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-06

AMI N Y ALL 10 0ls nun
prices. The stock consists in
Super Broche ANTIQUE Silks
Colored Armure Silks ;
Striped Tafeta Silks
High col. plain Poult de Sole
Black Brocade Faeounee;
Extra rich and embr'o do;
Changeable and Chene do;
Embroid'd Damask and plair
POult de Sole;
Extra rich ohangeable and
chameleon P0ult de Sole /;
Small plaid high cOlored do,
for misses
Marcellines and Florences, OF
every shade and color;
White and colOred Satins;
A few pieces superior heavy
black and c0lored watered
POult de Sole;
ColOred Silk Velveb
Rich Chene Satin striped and
pain Cashmere d. Ecosse ;
French and English Merin0s,
Mousselines de Lame and
Alpacas, cold colon, Of
every variety of shade ;
Plain. striped and plaid Pop.
- Inns /;
Superior black and cold plain
and figured Canton Grapes ;
A large assortment OF white
and colr'd embr'd and plain
Grape Shawls. some extra
rich /;
MerinO, Cashmere and heavy
rich Silk Shawls;
~ P. w. w. would Q
factors and planters to his stOc
very complete and the articles
care and Judgment, the result
tiauIav limo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-06

-Dsash Of Gen. Bslknap.-We learn from the
Fort Smith Herald, tina. Gen. Belknsp, of the U.
States Army, died on the 10th ult., between Pres.
ton, Texas, and Fort Washita. Gen. B. was be-
tween fifty and sixty years of age, and has served
in the army for many years.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-06

Fashionable Goods,
Corner Of st. Charles and Common SITS.
J. RNAU.
Just returned from Paris. begs inform his friends and
the general that he has received by ships Emperor
Lemuel Dyer. New England and Isaac Bell, from Havr
nch assortment Of the most FASHIONABLE GOODS
Paletot Black and Blue Cloth with Braudebourr In the
ates Pasan styles cnored and light assnvted Over Coss:
Jackets 90 dn hnck Goats, extra superne FYock Coats
DO do Cloak. bus dark fine Linen Shirts nsw fashion:
%. colored drawers. Flannel Undershrs. Cotton
BLACK an colored assorted Spattefash Silk snsDend
nch Morning Gowns Joovn Glove. BLACK S;lT
Black. "' o'"''' ''u "'
Articles for PantaIoons.
Black extra fine Cashmere, do. Faooune Boniesn d. eo
ored plain, plaid and striped do Chinese last styIe
Vests.
Black Cashmere. embroidered do. coored do Ca,hueve.
do Velvet do plain Black Silk do. Flowers do The bs
assorted coors Black Satin do. plain White DO Siyer
and Gold plain stripes and flowers, very roh for welding
Saencias striped and plain; White and Yellow Cashmere.
Cloth.
hmne DO; Green Emerande do. Invisible, do. Flammss
do Prince Regent do Oreile dOur.. do Bronze Olive do
sld. DO light Blue, do. Brown, do Black Edndon etc .
Divers.
BLACK satin 'favats. do. Amure SILK plain etc. do A.
sof1ed ooors Jardnlers poanes. Tstas with laoes DO
Sopns DO black tenltienne DO Levantine, White ~,
stocks ; a hne assortment of rich Canes.
~ PERSONS who entrusted with Orders for Paris arm
informed that they have been carefully fulfilled that M
same are now ready for delivery. j. DUCOURNAU
hsi itnap corner st. Charles and Common sta