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INTERESTING MovEMENrs.-The we,umnt,
naFd publishes quite respectable list Of .,r;a.,
It The Alabama Peniten.iary Attached 10 ,hs
names Of each intended dwener within thes. s,.,s
walls Is noted the place that has had the honor :,
send him there, the date of his authority to ao
there, the honors by which he has won his title -
residence, and the duration of his eon,p.;ssio,,
The sAUtsst term Of service is that of Jas. Jone,
bose ast private acf was forgery, and of whom
- sshing farther may be heard after the expiring
49, years. The highest honors in this list are
..n,m,saW james w. Pool, Esq, who bravel,
II 49, svo occasions, malicious negroes (no
-. X sus secured for himself double hon
,., 80. g. :. convictions on two indictments
n. conn, no more plot having been deemed b,
Tvsn,v v..,., Ths,his merits entitled him to
i.hmsnt enough for Elisssslmost mot quite) pun
Guam. fright and his cores
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HYDE GOODRICH VS.. j. W. DOLBEaR n
re sscond Nos. II IA, IL l53, ii i54

HrDE q G0ODRICH VS.. j. ". DOLBEaR In
u, l55. H,l56.
N virtue of five wrts of f. fa, to me directed in
auction, at Banks Arcade on MONDAY the 5th dav "f
May 1851 the following described property
seized to satisfy the Judgments rendered the above entitled
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in suburb Appupoiatou
designated by the numbers and square a. bounded by
Mepomene. Thaia Maunse and Clara streets in The CITY
street by la inches and lines in deptb-iot forming
'hi T s9nsr rs Of rhaA and CISra s'rests o.,
Neworieans. April l. 1851 W. A'' o0h''as ses
THE UNITED STATES vs. he Ship OTTTLLL9..
IN Ms District Court Of the United States for the East
ern District OF Louisiana. No. STAT.
obedience to an admiralty warrant to me d.
Ieced in the above entitled have seized into my
pare and Furniture beed by the United States OF
and do hereby cite and admOn owner or owners there
OIL and all and every other persons having or pre-
70 Ds and appear before District Court of the United States
9r the District aforesaid to be holden the city of New
neans on or before the Third MONDAY from this date
Jdiha should not be and remain forfeited and be con-
demnsd and sold ageeably the prayer of the belans
Orleans Anrs ,nshce Eastern District OF Louisiana New
,n,,,os VIM s. SCOTT. U. S. Marshal
~ 70 . Eastern District of Louisiana.
H WOOD u CO, Ship Chambers and Gvocers,
and Red sta opposite Post 2, Second Municipality
prices. "nch they VIII sell at reasonable
yITINnoW5 or =. mis- 2ptf
w AMI mann. Window CI.., as,or,.d ,..
9 in Ne. ~, s iss q. l Rci, Lowe. than
A''' anu inquire tns price before purchs.inS are n'
- Sern.I 81 a,xaaissa ndCsnmss str,s,
1ECANSI200 bbs. fresh Pecans, lust 1scs;v.5
Aph A. +. COCHRAN. u Tchoapi,ouls. ct.
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BILOXI FIRE BRICKS,

LEEDS FOUNDRY, August g. 1850
the request of Mr. Kendall we put into furnace in
which we mel, IRON of Mr. kenal,s brick with one Of
slightly Mr. Kendasnot at ALL neither broken or cracked
LEEDS co.
greatly improved FIRE BRICKS at sra Orders Ie, a,
Kendall. Voc Co.'S. or at our Office on the New Canal
will be promptly attended to.
WILLIAM II. EAGER,
mh29 2dp6 Agent Of Biloxi Steam Brick Wr..
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The WESTERN STATEs-The following is the
census returns of the Western States, showing an
Increase of 2,6l5, 600 since 1910:

LEAVING THE SINKING SHIP"-We know of
several gentlemen of wealth and worth, who are
about leaving South Carolina on account of the
continued political turmoil and warfare with the
General Government, which characterizes her If
que persists IN her mad scheme of secession, her
best citizens will leave in droves, and move as one
oid us few days since, into The United States.
[Greenville Is. c. Patriot, 9th.
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The fast boats seem to have left the Mississippi.
We are glad oft. The enthusiasm that invariably
attends boat with its name up" is usually the
flash before the report of a bursting" The boasts
OF rapid travelling are loudest now on the Hudson.
Here is the latest:
The new steamboat Reindeer made her first trim
% Albany, on The LIST instant, and accomplished
orty nine miles in two hours and twentv-six min
ifes. This is extraordinary speed, and the captain
thinks that she will be able to make twenty-five
miles an hour "a -,5 : -
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Col. M. p Gentry is candidate for reelection
to Congress from the Lebanon District, in Tennes-
see, and Hon. Geo. w. Jones in the Fayetteville
District. The one is wing and the other a demo-
crat. Both Districts just suit the politics of the
gentlemen who have represented them and are now
named for reelection Little doubt is entertained
that both gentlemen will be returned.
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MUNICIPAL HALL. - The cracks which SC
.lsrnsd our reporter and many others, we are as
sursd By the Architect is only the breaking Of the
plaster. In the plan, allowance was made for the
sinking eGAhe portico aiew inches, in consequence
u il IT - weight There is not the slightest
daAga tkaasny part Of the building will give way,
0&&& sgfef the publication Of the article in yes
e leoals, which gives such = highly colored
i the lettering condition Of this stately
b3autfnl edifce, the pride Of the Second MI
keisn6itv.
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DxBow's RzvIxw AND "LATouRozE' -
We are requested By Nj. DsBowto state that the
statistics II he production and consumption Of
Sugar IN ~ United States and the world, were
Rivsn o. he suthoriiy Of Hunts Merchants Mag
asins los August, 1850; and that as an average
sstensntfor several years together, the figures do
not vary very much from the facts, with the excep
ton Il Maple Sugar, which could not be more pro-
psrly included than syrup or nolasses. Mr. De
Bow declines any other reply to the structures Of
"Lafourche, but knowing his duties and his rights,
will perform the one and maintain the other, on
every occasiop, and in entire Disregard Of conse-
quences. We give his own language.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE,

" The undersigned hereby gives notice will attend at
the Snpernendent ROOM No. Is uncpa Hail. every FRIDAY
from III to II o'clock A. NJ for the purpose receiving and ex
snnng bills and and attending to anv ohs,
business requiring his action during Of the Board
Charges against the Lyceu Library lectures and kalare.
81 us properly certified by that Commeethe pay roll
teachers all bills for and porter,, services in
accordance with existing be presented for ap
prevail without the Intervention of the Committee Accounts
All other claims must be audited by that Committee and
oy the Board Of Directors before the unds draw upon
the Treasurer fog them.
Any communications for the undersigned touching
the Public Schools should be left with JOHN CALHOUN E,o
Secretary of the Board his office the Municipal Hail.
J. 8. COPIES,
President Of the Board Of Directors Of Public Scboos
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Arrivals at Principal Hotels. April 10,


aoSiel y,sc lane, aaau1sy sheeer NJ Amne
a,a.sr BohIooks Miller. John W,sm. MAJ IA u,
'v, nso "sie Eveager, heNeary, Chlas G.mnh.
WWrsn, Ross, w Page kimbsrln Z
cot Lamb lille D MentIer, VIM spray John BsI "
raIaI, ID Larman, Deekenan, Welio Il 49,, !" y
t| EN, rSyof Sands Wagner. Roberts aons
y Lpther, Mobile. ' S"'A'0tha weaver
sANks arcade. "a l. yan,sr, A Wolf Tbomp,oD m 9
sase, fexasi Levi, Robbins, IA Patetson N go
IA e' " III smith 4 Crosby. Hurst La ii Parker
Tennessee. ~ '' A'As M Martin,
WEsTERn VERANDA. - Turner W Sims la, uO,
~. ~ rmNns Cahiotnia W Metchner Ga p Parts Tbam'
~ 3 asn zen sect Eaeben. ChOctaw Nation; sMcVary
wAvEkLEY HOUSE. ID McMuaen aud lady. l n u,,,..
"a 4 She'll Green, Mii. Macn Va; Dr saldsn Il,
James Tsyior, ~omack, DR. Taylor Samuel i r., ~
Texas john Henderson, Newonsam. ~ iAyof'
'EkANDA -..D w Roper, MITCHELL L Erwin K, & ri,
Mr. Rahen Mead Ala Hinton, Pa; W Momas 6S,o Goy:
s icy ana iady' Talbot Pectham, 1 Peckham Hist W
PLANTERs. - Hall, NY; G Dock, Pa ID ID D,.mr.. A.
W,i alters " Louis; Thompson William Mitchell )
pehs' wOa, Weeks. La Bryan, NO M,
- Lools-- William Tufs IT. NY, l. r. Lincoln ArL.
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The Delta occasionally looks back over the file,
of the Crescent, and puts its past and present
opinions in juxtaposition. This we have thoueh
hardly fair for it not to be expected that, il
the commencement of a new profession. we shonlt
not commit some errors; more especially did W.
feel aggrieved, when it declined to publish our dis
cnimer OF ? certain article which had been pub.
hshed As an editorial months ago, and which was
very successfully brought face to face with our
own opinions But turn about is fair play. With
out claiming credit for either the retentveness Of
memory, or painful industry of our neighbor, we
sometimes find amusing instances Of its inconsis-
tency. The Delta Of Sunday morning, solcitous
Of securing votes for Mr.. vontagen, Says.
the fifh Ward we rsi:r 70 b. q Voataasn S Soans
merchant long resident in the ward Of excellent information
democrat but not BENG he nonnss Of part, and
having come ont at ths soictaton Of Number Of whg
so:s VIZ think sS.s ;Ss's should panty
This was all very plausible.
Said the spider to the fly
And the poor little flies buzzed and lighted in the
net Now listen TO what the spider says after they
are caught. The Delta of Wednesday, says:
IN. vSn,sssa was run without pomia.ton BY his party
ays dssded d.nooat and viii sspto vote with bis party
This is cold comfort for those friends of " very
decided democrat" who voted for him under the
impression that be was not to be governed by party
confederation,
The Delta was very ignorant and Indifferent as
to the politics of the young merchant before the
election. :" He is, we believe, a democrat" But
our neighbor is now posted up" He has GER
tainy shown his usual industry in ascer.aining the
very decided denocratic oninions of the elect
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Col. Benton arrived at St. Louis on the morning
Of the ID, and was announced to speak in the
Court house, there, in the evening. As has al
ways been the fortune of "Old Bullion" he ar.
rlves in time mingle with the hottest of an cleo.
iion contest, and to infuse new fire into the fight.
The election on hand is one for municipal officers.
but Bentonism, and the various social and religious
prejudices whose interests, under the sign of a
loose political cresd it has succeeded in identifying
with its own, will fall farther, or regain strength,
according 70 the result. Hitherto, the leading
Benton organ in ST. Louis has been avoiding a
direct issue on its favorte principle; but now that
the great Mssourian has appeared on the field, the
forces must be led forth, and the lines formed for
hot action at once. Politically, Col Benton has
already died " in the last ditch" Those do not
know the man who doubt that his martial ambi-
lion is yet unquenclied, or that he still fancies
himself as much a Lieutenant General as when he
was engaged in coercing Mr. Polk into cooked
hating him.
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L. $. BURRIDGE, M. d., Dentist,


~ have made arrangements with my uncle, Dr. L. s.
PARMY continue his Practice and take this mode
solicit the of his friends and former patrons and
fully offer services TO public the various branches
Dental Science, l.. 8. d.
Parmly Row, Lafayette Square. spll 2dp
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AAcrs-By an advertisement in another column i,
VIII b sen that The Second Meeting over ,hs Me,airis
Gess Commences this day. The amount Of purses and
70 be run each day during the mesing are stated
eosnenens with the for to-day, which is two mile
nssn Tor p.opIiscrs pure Of $780, TO which there a,e
- enu@-foas. Julia Dean and Mecca. The track i
n nm oadss, and from the well known game of the r.
snsd u contest will doubt be close one Vehicle,
q ~ KIND. will be in regulation early in the day. We tnL
~ VIII y crowd in attssdance a. the proprietor ave-
~ pens himself unsidsd by the Club The track is Ger
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10 The COMMITTEE ON ACCOUNTS to save parties who
have bills against the Public Schools trouble give notice
that all bills above specified BY the President, should
be e with Mr. CALHOUN, the Secretary of the Board
FUNK, Sergeana-Arms at their Offices.
The undersigned will be the of Mr. SHAW super.
tendent No. Is Municipality Hail. evening the last Wepes
Jay the hss Thursday Of each month"; from O'clock
for the purpose Of examining and auditing Bills
not then presented will be held until the next regular eeng
of the Board which takes place Thursday Of each month
rs desired that bills against the Public Schools prompt
handed In as above J. o. HARRIS -
Chairman Committee on Accounts
New Orleans, March 49, nbla,,y
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VIM. FRERET, Collector.
apps
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
G us { o m h O use,
Nuw npIEAru Apr,1

r The hght-ship PLEAsANToN will be re-
moved from her moongs within the ten days
point about ten miles West by South of her posi-
ton. As she is moored her bearings will be
published laps l0t1 VIM FRERET Collector
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No The NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION will mee
Charleston South Carolina, TUESDAY in May, 1851
A. HESTER.
No City papers will please copy. apli
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NOTICE to Shippers of Grain, Bran and large
n, bbs Hams to Mobile, by Mail or New Canal Iines-
The following rates will be charged. viz:
orn heat and Rye. per sack of2s bushels under Is
.lS
PATS Bran etc per sack of ~ bushels under. ..i2
Barrels Hams, large size -. ..-........ .,.4
N..o-. X; GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bank Place
NeWoheans, April l, 1851. apl 10t
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19aovAL OF LleHT-sHr.--The Customhouse author.
- heye dsoidsd upon removing ths Lightshp
i'm ~ place wheus she now situated and 10 convey he
~ mss west BY south Of her present station She will be
seasd from hsr moongs in few days and due Notice will
b given Of her location - 81 4 - 90
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The friends Of the Union, in Mobile city and
county, without distinction of party-those who
are opposed to secession and disunion-who are
opposed to the resolutions of the recent Conven-
ton of Southern Rights Associations at Mont
gomery-who are in favor Of acquiescence in the
compromise acts Of the late Congress, and insisting
on they strict observance-who are for standing
BY the Constitution as it is, and maintaining the
Union as it is--are to have grand rally at the
Alhambra, Mobile, on Saturday evening next the
18th instant.
The Advertiser calls attention to the meeting,
and trusts " that Union Association will then be
formed that steps will be taken for holding a
Union State Convention to nominate candidate
for Governor; and that measures will be adopted
for ensuring thorough organization throughout
the State, on the principles of the Georgia Consti
tutional Union Platform
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.AANssss r. 60.
CALIFORNIA PACKAGE rxpyE,

oNNIA FACKAGE EXPKESs
IL" ADAMS & co. will forward a, E,,..u, =, ~,
'ohla, by the steamship alabama to leave Tor bs,
TUESDAY,, the sh inst. ~ " '"Asf'S CO
runs express crosses the ihmus in charge of messen,.,
,ss Mi anu Is Immediately shipped board ths
acme Mai steamship Company steamer at Panama II, , ~
FACILITIES granted by that line ttriy enas
US at all tines c transport with MAIL. SPEED ever I
IF merchandise committed o our hands p''
u Packages must be put r. water proof o,d ma, 81 -.
% IDS IN weight OF s cubic feet ia u,easuremen,
RATES GREATLY REDUCED Insurance "a, ~ 49,.
when desired. apps 2dp ADAMS a Co 10 r. ''
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STOM -HOUSE SALE.

Od Apr
by tn
will @dm
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$40 REWARD.

,nup $40 REWARD.
stray sSoSe otsward will be paid for the followiag
small horns. wh Ma young RED Cow. IapEEN
I, small white SPOT Ss ss. IN the shape Of an ~
Aso-A CRxoIsh sS,S ass,w with her second calf LII
'p9s, short marked on ,S SaSs head brown and
ihiofmailon 10 he left al No N Rpn A.. mn
/ 1ACON AND LARD-- :. AN. apil u
=. casks Clear Sides;
Y casks superior Hams and sh,,
rs bbls Prime Lard " shoudes;
Landing and for sale by ...
apll A. +. COCHRAN. 1r
FOX HiRE-A eolored Boy, a6on, "a 49, V
age. suitable for House Waiter or Ys,a a years OF
W~ tapiJ F.EVANs& CO. ID C Jam Z, ap
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lnaccoFdance with resolution Of the Joint Internal
Improvement Committee Of New Orleans and Lafayette
notice hereby given that convention Of the friends of the
proposed Railroad from New Orleans to jackson. Miss, will
be held in the city New Orleans the third Wednesday
Q6h) in April next The survey of the route from New
Orleans by the coast and West of Lake Maurpas the
State us having been completed the report, with the sur
veys engineer, will be submitted to the convention
1t hoped that delegates to said convention, will be gener.
ally app0!nted and will ppnctually attend.
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NEW STYLE
PNte2st Skirts.


Patent Skirts.
Suited TO the --latest Fashion, and for all Seasons
IL TINS important and valusbe improvement in the
ture of LADIES' SKIRTS, sscount Of the
Light, Pliabie and Adjustable PIaits
they form about the waist their graduation thence 10 tie bottom thu
nposiby of their seakng 10 any chang.
OF position, gives the GRACEFUL EEGA ut FORM %
LADYS DRESS.
The stiffness consists of u series of Cords Of the
Ftbres of the Cactus Leaf,
running horizontally around hem the fabric usay
between and covering the Cords them OF nature
FECTLY FLEXIBLE.
This combination causing ELASTIC SPRING In one dr.
ton namely, around the Skirt and
reaches in the opinion of the Inventor long for the
article of apparel in question.
u Carefully washed using Soda and straisbsneo
while drying in the open sachng their original cpn
les for the ARTISTIC BEAUTIFUL EFFECT IN seT
Ting OUT THE DRESS, renaiss unnpairsd.
....A Also.
HAIR and GRASS CLOTH
Genuine Article, manufactured expressly for SKIRTS
10 The SKIRTS made up CONPL ETE FOR nag
FOR SALE
C. M. SIMPSON.
~. OO CANAL STREET.
N.B,-CAuT1os-Non genuine, except tbey have the
scamp VI uie rAikHr. apg 3t2p
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Hon. A. ?. BuTLER--This distinguished gen.
teman was announced to address the people at
! Edgefeld Courthouse, South Carolina. on Mon.
day last. The Charleston Mercury remarks:
- y has, to use his own language, but one
ng u present to influence him, and that is
desire to give the true advice to South Carolina
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urrER RIVERS, FRErsHTs, ETc.-The St.
Aoals lntelliGencer of the Sd instant, embodies a
good deal OF information in the annexed paragraph
~ IN stssans above. with the exception of the Illinois
ve Deen and s! continue low. Boss from the Missonr
oon PIT "a feet water On the bar. above Boonviie
Upper Mssiasippi was Fisng slowly at last
@ ao2st ieet water on the Lower Rapids Illinois river
E n we rver opposis this city and Cairo we have
~ sn sA9e Of water throughout the month. The wea
of ne srsat4r par Of the month"; been unusuay
Ns ne nsason, and very favorable outdoor bust
2osrs 49, osnE Tor Tour 49, pork 90 cents pei barrel corn
md ~ aoc, 9snn per bushe lead Is cen,s bacon
and cshss ses !. osn and oats AZ to Is cent per I00bs
ne missis'lpp river at Memphis was still fall.
ing slowly on the night Of the An ;ns,.n, 7, III
n.a u 'n.ss inches within the previous twenty -four
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NEW BOOKS: NEW BOOKS:
Just received per Harnden's Southern Express, by
JOHN BALL.

BOOKSELLER AND PUBLISHER.
/ SO GRAVIER ST.
LOUISIANA; ITS COLONIAL HISTORY AND
ROMANCE-by Charles Gayau6.
--..Also....
APRIL NO. HARPER's MAGAZINE. and first Six
Numbers bound. n =,
FIVE YEARS OF A HUNTERS LIFE IN THE
FAR INTERIOR OF SOUTH AFRICA-by RouaIeyp Cor.
don Cumming, Esq, of Altyre.
TIE OLD RED SAND STONE-by Hugh Miller
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF SCOTTISH LIFE
by Professor Wilson.
THE POETRY OF SCIENCE-by Robert Hunt
HALFHOURS WITH THE BEST AUTHORS-by
Charles Knight.
"ONho. 49, -. apIO 3t2p
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Furniture. .......... Furniture Fupnitu,e
For Account Of whom il may concern.
BY SYKES. HvnE ~ IN

MoNDAf, April IA, al i2 O'Clock Will be sold at their
4 auction store 81 Magazine street. account Of whom il
"O' '"'NS
OF the sth consisting Of 49, ~ ~ ~ ''s''"s
Splendid Mahogany Bed,tead Maple ditto Mahogany Anors
with Mirrors Book Mahogany Chairs Sofas Dyan Otto
mans @ Wss.,and large French Mirrors Carpet
superior Curtains, Tables, Dressing Bureaus. ''
Also...
Terms-Cash.
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Ve2U Goods,

~ Inc subscribers are in receipt Of per steam, a.,
M ,a,ge ana handsome stock of SUMMER nTHITG
Anu FURNISHING GOODS of the new -, .,i, INV
'au ieia THOMPSON & NJ Nm ''' a'''
mh1d dpti 81 Camp Street onno i-soN'
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PANTALOONS.
UNDER GARMENT

White Linen and Cotton Shirts Int. style,,
ienteel Striped and Figured Muslin 81 jr,s.
iauze neriuo Gauze Flannel and ausa Cot II, Urssr.t
iauhe Silk and Lisie Thread Undersh rs and rp 80
,iossamer Wrappers, beautiful article for sumner
striped and Plain Silk Half Hose:
striped and Plain Cotton do do
Cotton Half Hose, with Silk Feet;
linen and l.e Thread Half Hose;
Light and Dark Colored Silk Gloves;
linen and Lsle Thread do
Also 80,
u beautiful assortment of Cravau supta,dsrs sns A.,
Linen Handkerchief etc etc. " so'
ALFRED MUNROE 81 co.
apo zpu 81 M4r.yins .,.,