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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

me NeWlo rk Courier and Enquirer, one of the
Apet JOURNALS In The county takes ground against
Inc gross receipts at the Mechanics Fair, re.
csnty closed in Baltimore. was $l2, 0O0
The Cincinnati folks talk of a gensroI nouI,rv
snow 10 come of in ths city during the present month
10 see young man swapping kisses with a
pretty girl. is an affecting sight.
Az. captain Francis, of the steamer Greek Slave,
died lew days ago at Tuscumbia, Ala
With all thy faults love thee still as the loafer
said when he entered dsIIery.
II, Nlne o, the scholars at Yale College, are from
Inc last census of the Island of Trinidad shows
population of 64.0OO persons.
In Consiantnnple there ara fnr,vops nuhI;o II
1aes chiefly attached 10 the mosques and religious p,t
., n IN Lsgges, j., ESQ, an esteemed member
Prosecuting Attorney Of District. " 'N ~
e. rue susquehanna River, after being very low
Sn'h' has risen. and the rafting business i proceeding
Hon. }, H. Graham, of Carlisle. Pa who has
recently been elected President Judge of the District has re-
ssnsu 'ns Presidency OF the Carlisle Deposit Bank
w. IN hhinkel. the distinguished exile from Ger
anu tyranny ecturng Cleveland to The eminent
'a',s,a',oh oil The German population.
what difference is there between a bantam
the other fon go n,nemad9 The domestic fowl
wife and son.in law were arrested =, fa,v davs
the former. " "'n'pp'hs 'he husband OF
A bear weighing upwards of oO0 porrds WAS
klen IN bratton township, Miffn county, Pa recenv bv
eolored man named Perry residing with A. Bratton. "
1t is stated in the Sacramento papers that an
expedition Is fitting scientifically az nlnra a.,sn
ana report upon the geological resources California
Two pickpockets, John Traigg and Isaac John.
'on Were arrested at Charleston Friday for picking the
pockets OF number Of visitors at the Far 's ~
The United States Government is said to bav.
o soO 200 by the failure of the Coumbu,
Company Of Ohio. ''' i"'''A hes
An Irish editor, in speaking of the miseres of
Ireland Ieand's cup of misery ha. been for ap.s
'verhowins, and ii seems to be not yet Jili.' "
The York (Pa.) Advocate has placed the name
or President. ~ N ''"ouats
A robin recently hung itself in the cape at
Mass. with hair 1t thought might as well
e 10 The fashion, and therefore committed suicide.
The Belgian Government has offered prize for
he best work the effects of suphate of iron Il The
nsn Of osss oil lnsmmatory diseases the uRgs In ostts
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

Who Build Cities ?-The St. Louis Republican.
in noticing the rapid progress of the city of ST.
Louis, very justly remarks;
"But we think there is a radical error in the
impression that it is the holders of large landed
possessions that make or build up towns and cities
They profit by, but they are rarely instrumental
in building up cities. The real wealth of every
city is to be found in its merchants, its manufac
lures, and It's mechanics and Of the capital invest
ed by these classes among us, no knowledge can
be derived from the Assessors books. They are
the men of head and thought and execution, and
they make cities where, if real estate owners were
to be relied on to make them, the grass would
grow in the streets, and Autographed maps would
be the only evidence of their existence In sverv
enterprise which looks to the general advantage of
community, experience teaches us that it is the
merchant, the manufacturer, and the mechanic.
who take the lead, and they are relied upon TO carry
it out"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

NsU School.-We learn that the beautiful villa
known ~ Coltina, near Port Gibson, has been M, :.
chased, and ia now being fitted up as the perma.
nent location OF the Institution heretofore known
- Oakland Scientific School," II will 'con,n'
TO b conducted on the same plan, and with the
ANA instructions, as when in connection with ih.
OakiAnd College. Crescent Of yesterday.
A respectable gentleman of this city request.
- to say that the above statement is erroneous +,
IL particulars. The Oakland Scientific School
y under the charge Of gentleman of capacity and
rsPutation-Mr. Underhill--and in full connection
With oakland College, Of which Rev. Mr.. Stanton
v frssidsnt Our notice was penned at the re.
quest q Rev. Mr.. Elliot principal of the Collin,
SeAspL and is almost in the lang of the printed
s'feuisr forwarded by him. There appears to be q
quarrel in he premises; and so, the matter must
nor the future, 60 over to our regular ADVERTISING
eolumns.
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Arrivals at The PriuciuaL Hotsl. ......-.l...

-" wv 'efSttptt LlOtetS JeStsrQHl.
CONT STREET VERAsDA... Thos Samoan. Tbibod.n,
Lee, NJ Barnett, Jenkins. NO; ] s Willis RAM
M CapeIs It Louis; Loubiers WB Rouge: 4 la Men'
tsgae, Montreal; Mr. Sanchez. Tampco; Nj kaiab Esi
france; Chs Kirk, Cost, NJ kemper Opelousas
wPtHH ans. Mis-! WG GIan;z Alien Filters
A,l Rear WksrGn La W Hatch. Rob, G Bess'
Almond. Tenn, A Rsynod. Ky; Msrtius b Luz Gul.
XkRAspA. Johnson. st Louis; G Mosy. N O. +
l Hunt, Miss; Hill, U Al r NJ Potter: c ! Tate'
4 Wm Clover, Cowlis, A Majors and seryis. AZ:
Psy ltsIvis Als9, DAVIS Mr. S oiss 8; g. Sn
Z NJ Yerger. NJ W Gathrsnts WIN adsm;. Adams
/. " Allen Miss; Thos Cothers. Phil; W n Ap,g
"a !1 r. BALM In A. wan Miksns BEND Edwards
VicksbuIg Gen w Call, DR. Peacock mr. Lee y, Fi
ana; ii Summers, Ky; W MlCakendae En-. NJ, VIZ w.
Gooch, A Terry, w Clover Dr Roblnsops i Hn VIC
Brooks and ssryt. MIR shearer Mexoo w Nj sasssI Jo:
ST; Louis e w Adams, Texas; Adams. Bo,,or
S kuI Y P G. Hartws Ala; Cuddy' "
Hammer, 5 Moss, II Bass, Thos i, Adam, Tnn.' "
NELL l. Fovel. o; Melville and fam Mis- NJ ty gh-
e, Mr. Anderson, Madison co. Miss r PacsWooI ~ n.
ARcADEr.W Johnson, NY; w IL Es,sll, Tex. Fu
Mckay Hill. Tenn; G II arrson, 5 c; Scopt r T ,s
tam, Wespont Ga; Il !. Melntyn, l. BuIger Non,d d
ary, Ala; Mayso, WIN WoolaD, {; b kcSs1Gf.onln '
SayesoG 5as Stokes. I; F JOHNS, K FetheroEb,'
Nil; Conner, Ga; e S Parks O.: Nm u Su,gey
z Mallory, Santa te; Davis, 81 Louis BvIi ~,
Mempns F MeDonOash. Texas Parker, Mexico '''s'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

The Crystal Fau.-The London correspondent
of the NewYork Times, gives the following &C.
count of the disposition to be made of the surplus
funds of the great exhibition:
st is at length decided what is to be done with
the surplus funds arising from the Great Exhibi.
ton. A National Museum of Industry j, To
be the abiding result of this grand event, to be
formed and supported by the interest of the sur.
plus which will be funded for that purpose. Half
a million Of money the estimated balance after
paying all expenses, will be no bad basis for the
proposed Museum, toward which, by the way,
exhibitors. There is to be college, with profes.
sors in connection with this industrial collection
which, if managed properly, promises to confer
more substantial benefit on the country than the
Exhibition, from which it originates
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

A Mass IN Minns,Ota.--On the organization Of
the Territory Aaron Goodrich was appointed by
President Taylor, Chief Justice of Minnesota,
He was removed by President Fillmore few
weeks ago, and Mr. Fuller, of Albany, New
York, appointed to fill his place. Judge Goodrich
however, has concluded that the President had no
power TO remove him, and avows his determination
to hold his courts as usual, disregardng entirely
the order for his removal The Court is comnossd
OF three Judges, and it has not transpred whether
the other two will recognize Goodrich or Fuller as
the Chief Justice. On the whole, they are likely
to have lively time in Minnesota.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

California Milking,-It requires two or three
men to milk California cow. They set to work
on horseback, and first lasso her, and tumble her
to the ground. They tie her head to post, and
then bind her feet together tightly in pairs. One
of the men holds the bucket, while another does
the milking, and the terrified animal sndures the
process with the same docility that a cross baby
exhibits while its dirty face is scrubbed. One or
two quarts of milk are the result of this operation
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

Lssk Osss, M. Soxls The Clinton Whip nro.
Deses, nd he Plsqusmine Sentinel seconds pro-
Dssidsa, that the wings should unite with the de-
neesss IN the Legislature, in an unanimous request
% Mf. Souls to come home, and the unanimous
slscsien o. Downs in his place Does Mr.. soul6
believe in "the right Of instruction." when a
nan - % be placed in such an awkward predica.
ment? That's the question.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

Senator Rhett and Kossmh European
Times, of late date, says: M. Kossuh called
on Wednesday, at Morley's Hotel, Trafalgar
Square, London, to return the visit of Mr. Folsom,
the Minister of the United States at the Hague,
(Holland) He was met there by several Ameri-
can gentlemen, (among whom was the Hon. Mr..
Rhett, of South Carolina, member of the United
States Senate) who had been invited to be present
at the interview, which lasted an hour"
Kossuth called at the American Legation, in
London, on the LIST instant, and had a long inter-
view, by appointment, with Mr.. Lawrence. A
long private conversation ensued, and when Kos.
suth departed, he expressed much qualification at
the interview with Mr.. Lawrence.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

Boston SCHOOL, - Boston takes especal care n
improve its system of public education, and va ron.
are resorted to to stimulate both teachers
ana pupils. The Educational Committee in that
city ofier the prize OF $3.50 to the teacher who will
present at least two children averaging less than
seven years OF age who will read and spell the best.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

M'ss'ss'pp' u s. Senator,-We are informed
says the Vicksburg True Issue-how correctly
we do not pretend to say-that Governor Whitfield
rendered to the Hon. Jeff. Davis the U. S. Senator.
ship which office was vacated by Col D. when he
became tile nominee of The Committee of Nine !"
for Governor of the State. Col. Davis, it il said
declined to accept. 1t is now supposed that rbs
appointment will be rendered Geo. r. Clavton. ESQ
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

oayorn'a.-The Richmond Enquirer is informed
Una. letter has been received from a native Vir.
g'hian' no" member of the Legislature of Cali.
iorha' winch expresses the confident opinion that
tue Legislature will, at its next session, adopt re-
soiuon submitting to "a vote ofthe people the cues.
non' whether California will or will not Introduce
the system of slavery. The same letter avoys =
belief that the people of California will decide in
ia'or OF the Introduction of slavery, as the most
economical and useful for the working o, the m;n.s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

Dsepssiag Of the St. Lawsnce-The channel n,
the st. Lawrence, through Lake St. Peter, hs,
been 20 deepened that vessels drawing two fee,
more than before, can now sail directly from Mon
leal 70 the sea. The ship City of Manchester
drawing Is feet 10 inches. was taken through il
On tne 7th, BY direction of the harbor Commission.
er, in low Of q Government steamer.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

vsnssssaa.-A recent letter from Caracas saws .
ASH by magic, or some invisible instinct The
population are being changed from ideness and
sssouilon to morality and industry, beyond any
sn'ns ever hoped for. The whole aspect of affairs
slsss stability to the Government and a field for
eaaespn'e to the speculative and wealthy inhabi.
sn'a, many Of whom are sowing the seeds-of ft.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

Contrad'cti0n.-rhe London Globe, Lord
faimerston's organ, contradicts formally an asser
ZION made In two Ministerial journals Of Vienna.
'nas No had addressed note 10 the Austrian Gov.
sfamenf' saying that the English Government was
sorry tor the reception given to Kossuth, and would
lake measures TO stop the demonstrations.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

A Republic for Hnngary.-ln concluding his
speech to the working classes of London, Kossuth
gave short history of the Hungarian struggle,
and declared that the nation wished republic,
founded on rule and law, like that of the United
States ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

The New Orleans Daily Crescent,
sa OyyIcs NO. 90 ST. CHARLES STREET,
win regularly served subscriber city and LAFAYETTE
early hour every day, Sunday excsped for IS year
~ cusfisrS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
m and after this date the following charges per square
ten lines In pearl, will b invariably adhered to,
fkst ins.EtIen, IN ~ eases 90
Every 9aoaequent INSERTION. so
On Tho second charged day,
hal dscosnt will be made with those who advertise by the
yeaf for shorter time ~
All Advertisement. marked will he published one month aud
ehaxgsd accordingly
tbs Crscsnt has strong claims upon advertiser medium
eonnuncston with the public It's circulation was large
VIXEN came into the hands Of the present has been
sd and rapidly the increase through dull
iud clesed
Ostcbsf .. 1851.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

ARpos"fmsnt Whitfield has appointed
c. 9. Isrpey, ESQ.,, of jackson, Miss, juJss of
The High Court of Errors and Appeals of that
State, to oil the vacancy occasionsd BY the resig.
nation OF Hon. VIM. L. Sharkey. Col Tarplev is
sgsntleman of ability. and member of the S,s,s
Rights party.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

Corn and Pork.-We have just seen a gentleman
direct from Marion county, who informs us that
corn is selling there at from 10 to 20 cents per
bushe; but that in consequence of the scarcity of
hogs, pork is held up at four dollars per bundled.
over hundred head of hogs in Little Rock He
delivers them at five dollars per hundred. Bates
vile (Ark,) New Era.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

TAKE YoUR LIKENEss.-Ws call attention tn tho .dx.x
eent Of Mr.: l. A. Phillips Daguerrean Artist, No. rs
imp street. From what have seen of Mr. p producs
uee. We s'n.lds him very excellent his line and if an,
cs'tss - fsads sconmend Mr. Phillips to thsir ,,,sn
6ea and pauonaas. - ~ 'n'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

California Sheri6s. - California Sherifls are
pretty we'll paid. The law in regard to them
allows So for serving summons or any other pro.
cess by which an action is commenced: for travel
oo cents per mile; for bond, 81; for a certified
copy Of the bond, 81; for serving a subpoena, for
each witness. 81, and for every mile travelled
serving it, a.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02
NogIpInGIE TO SHIPPERS OF CoMPREssE

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF COMpRESSED
NJ r COTTON, SHIP MASTERS and OWNERS
ne o Independent Cotton Press have now com
pea ~, e Uuuhgs and presses and ready receive
The Presses the perfect and poerl ,s,sa
tor comprising Cotton. ~ f " 'o'eu
Having put our Presses the severest test we are fully
mat we can Cotton better than it has ever
now in the city. ~ " ~ " 'e W any pfess
10 era years and with Justice. that they have had only
70 pay more Tor getting Cotton compressed here in other
ports but that they cond carry as much by one or wn
hundred thousand pounds accodng ship from his
pol as ey could from some Others the Indifferent
manner In which it compressed. ''
we have erected partly that our city shouI mn
longer labor under such accusation And farther on
esse are ydsa9lo and were built the establishment OF
quest all who take interest this matter 10 call nd
any " u'ho's VI ueceiVe
we would therefore respectfully Shippers and Shin
elsew here. SHORTR Inc IL sSf{Si sements
4, ttopnes9n Of the lndepsnd.nt Cotton fSe. conerof
oiu Ns"LeVee and R0ffgnac sts., I'd MunIoipality
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

Wisconsin ElectiOn-It is pretty well settled
now that The democracy in Wisconsin have been
beaten. The wings have elected their Governor
superintendent of Public Instruction, and other
State officers. The Stats Senate is democratic
over both wings and abolitionists, while the House
Is wing On joint ballot the wings and abolition
lists have majority over the democrats.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

Sad-The dwelling house of MIR. E. H, Strape.
han, near Danville, KY, was consumed by fire on
the night of the 29th, and one of his little sons
about four years Of age, persisted in the flames.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

AanM " Gen. 1arrer.-General Hartwell II
Ihrver. reputsd to be the wealihest man in the
saais Of Georgia, died at his residence in Twieps
county. on Wednesday week last He was 81
aveau old
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

Ths olkcers Of the Meteor have our thanks for
0eNsston papers, and those Of the Oregon and
california for Mobile papers,
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CAMEL COAL.

r sole Agesnt oil the West Virginia Coal MINING
CENT Of m tn ety. has on hand and will con,tsn re-
. age supplies OF this well upeor Camel
M wsh ne Is prepared to furnish amis stores once,
market pnces, IN the yard delivered This Goal \.
ancy IN bn any nov IN use for durability sssnnes bril-
Orders for the above Coal at either ths ocs ~
r,cn Co. corner Of rchoupoulas and Phip sir.sts ~
MI s r. ;. Crane No Tchoupit0ua. street NsvoIesn
MI sm2p ms n.~.u,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

Ths Hon. John A. Quiiman, of Mississippi, is
scjourniDg Ia our city at present
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

SATALoouH sALE or Day GooDs AND CLorur.
particular attention Of buyers called to the
M Goods. and 100 lots of ready made clothing 10
oea keem. No 9. Canal stIset Terms Iibsra at al
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02
Fashionable Goods,
rner OF st. Charles and Co,,

ENshtOHnble Goods,
Corner OF st. Charles and Commou
J. OURNAU
Just returned from Paris, begs leave to inform hi. fr
The pubhoin general that he has received by shin n
Lemaei Dyer New England and Isanc Bell, from Uap.
non assortment of the most FASHIONABLE COonS
Paletot Black and Blue Cloth with R,srdab -,
ael aan style; cnl0red and light asso,ted Ovas ~ ne
90. DO Cloaks blue, dark fine Linen SHIN, rcG oats
90. soored Drawers Flannel Undershrs sn anon
nlaes an. coofed assorted Spstteriash Whit sI
efs, nch Morning Gowns, assorted JDuyn lova.
Black. 7'' N'shinefe croi'e and do
Articles for Pantaloons.
back extra hne Cashmere, do Facopne Rnr,a,, 4, -,
oted' pam pad and striped do Chinese last styIs ' COL
Vests.
black Cashmere, embroidered do nolorsd d. H. ~,
40. velvet do PLAN Back sin do Flowe,s do hes
and Jold plain stripes and flowers vayv ,oh no f,'fe
Vaenclss, striped and plain White and Yeo,. ulhgt
Cloth. e'
Superfne Black, do. coored OIivs do p,,, M,
a. hhpe, 40 ureen Emerande do Invisible do FI,, o-
a9i fnnce Regent do Oreile d'Ours do RIM.
na. 90 lght Blue do. Brown DO Black EJndno TO-
Divers.
niank Satn CIavats, do. Armure sRk nIs, .,o L.
Ti;h So9ls yardniers Spotenes rsffsta. win
snoL. oe oaok Venltenne, DO evanne do Wbi,s' ~. ~
80 d = nne assortment OF rich Canes. mug GU.
,ht VIC entrusted me with orders for Payi. $50
informed mat they have been carefully fnlIsd u.s. are
NIL lm2b corner 81 Cbs,Io u.IpGCENAU,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

PLAClpB's VARIErIRs--This aR,ee,b,. p,,o. a,
Int was well attended last evening. Bass and Holland
payed their rsspsctivs parts in capital STYLE and the
paias uosps charmed all with their graceful danon.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

Thanks TO the officers of the packet Bulletin for
lass Memphis papers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

There has been rise of several feet water in the
Tennessee river-enough to permit boats to pass
Culbert's Shoals.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

Senator Da,oson,-This gentleman, who some
time ago was reported dangerously i'll, has we
learn from the MiedgevIe Recorder, recovered,
and is expected TO be at Washington by the com
mencement of the session.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

The Mail-The mail failed again yesterday
morning from beyond Charleston.
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CrOckery, CHINA, Glassware

C7 ON'C5 y, CHINA, "GISSlVNE'C.
ETC, ETC.
W Oh E ALE AND RETAIL
p. II. FELL a. co,
No. "a Common street, Camp, have on banda "A
CT complete stock OF goods OF the latest pat. ~
Y terms and shapes, which they are offering at x
- some of the leading articles for
HOUSE FURNISHING;
Dining sets-White Opaque and French China.
Tea Sets-Gold Band Decorated and White China
Decorated Cham Der Sets Vases, Coffee CUPS etc
Gut and Pressed Glass, Tumbers, Wines etc
Solar Lamps-Table and Hanging. WV
hall Lamps-Paper and Cut Lamp Shades
Silver Plated Casters, Candlestiok Forks Spoons, s,n
Knives and Forks of 81 pieces OF bv tbs
britannia Casters, Candesticks, etc. - ~ -oA'
Block Tin Coffee B ggins Urns, etc.
Block Tin Dish Heaters.
JsPssIn canned Wsits1 all sizes and qua lss.
AT WHOLESALE-A general assortment for copn,,v
trade OF common and fine Crockery and Class Ware
and Forks Spoons Walters, Candlesticks Lamps Wioss
Shades, etc., ETC., all OF which will be offered as ow as bey
are sold in the United States, and packed IN the safest map
het IoI NORTHUMBERLAND. nai 2ma&2n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-02

Super Broche Antique Silks
COIored Armure Silks
Striped Taleta Silks
High col. plain Poult de Sole
Black Brocade taeonnee;
Extra rich and em6r'G do;
Changeahle and Chene do;
Embroid'd Damask and plaiI
POult de Sole;
Extra rich changeable and
chameleon Poult de Sole
Small plaid high colored do.
for misses;
Maroeilines and Florences, Of
every shade and color;
White and colored Satins;
A few pieces superior heavy
black and colOred watered
POuit de Sole;
Colored Silk Velyets
Rich Chene Satin striped and
plain Cashmere d Ecos.e
French and English Merinos,
Moussellnes de Laine and
Alpacas, solid coloB, 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 CORD embr'd and plain
Grape Shawls. some extra
rich /;
Merino. Cashmere and heavy
rich Silk Shawls;
~ P. w. w. would Q
factors and planter, to his stoc
very complete and the articles
care and judgment. the result
;icular line.