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TUESDAY, MoRNING, APRII $780,

TExAs REPU BIIcAF = NE had the pleasure Of 9
cal, yesterday, from r W. Leughery, editor Of
fhe above journal which is published in Mar
shan, Harrison county, Texas. The Republican is
one 81 Tie best papers on our exchange list and is
edited with vigor and ability. Harrison county is
the yeathiesb aud most popnlons Of any in Eastern
and ttroug hout it the circulation Of the Re
publican Is almost It also circplates large
IN over tan or twelve Other counties and may be re-.
garded as d most valuable dim through which
ON Ierc hants can make their wares known to the
people Of our great and growing sister State. as
3 Mr. Il viii remain ii the city several days, on bust
ness connected with his excellent Journal and we
take much pleasure in commencing him to the liberal
consideratio Oh Of the mercantile community. a{5
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA ALUMNI.--The alumni
Of the law department Of the University of Louisiana
are requested to meet this evening at six O'clock at
the United States District Court room over the Post
Office. The alumnis of all other Universities aud
Colleges in the Union are accustomed to meet annu-
ally o. benniallg, for the purpose Of renewing old
friendships and cementing those brotheriy bonds
formed in years previous, well for recognizing
I those advancements and Improvements in learning
which have occurred since their time. The custom
has good grounds to go upon and we trust there will
be q large assemblage. @ 4s5{zs
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TIE "a 4 FANCY Dress AND MASK BALL.---Af ter
some considerable suspense and no small amount of
anxiety To read the mystery concealed behind the an
nouncement Of The ball, all whose curiosity was
sufficient to induce them to solve the mystery have
discovered the simple but pleasant reality that it
concealed. The NJ q was nothing other than the
Mississippi Fire Company No. (, Of this city as
long, as well and as fayoraby known among fremen
and their fellow citizens as any that turns out when
conilagration begins to paint the skies.
The hours too late and our own participation in
The was too for US to do more
than make fitting exploitation Of the riddle, for the
benefit Of those who were not present, and make
aeknoRledg nlents for the pleasures much beyond
expectation that we enjoyed. nerrier party, or
more pleasant evening, be often prayed for, but
La ,.a1,alI. mot 81 - -
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W o G D N A NJ S

W &C DIN ANS
CH&RRx EsxPECToRAN
Contains the active medical qualities pure decocon of
render better any other cough medicine in this
RECOMMEND ALTON.
t.. ..s.---..s .&.a New ORLEANS, April g. 1855.
Sr-The public generally fully Of the thou
sands remedies for diseased lungs under the title Of Sarsap
as Pills, Pastes nnents etc.. that daily brought to
their notice through the newspapers by way of advertisements
My object in writing this note for publication is 10 induce the
public least those who afflicted that contains
articles Of real in pulmonary diseases am conscious that
doing acting most unproessionall and derogatoy
the interests of Medical Science and the regular practitioners
Medicine refer Woodman's Cherry Expecorant which
scientific remedy that have used with than
any Of the usual prescriptions used by physicians.
J. NJ MAITLAND, 81. D.
This preparation has attained wide celebrity from the uni
which attended its For though coughs,
colds and in fact any pulmonary complaints, this medicine
its peculiar properties dissoyen and its soothing
power irritaos of the throat will probably be preferred
any other offered TO the public AS appetizer dyspepc
remedy it will found excellent its genial
warmth keeping the digestive powers in proper tone.
Remember this the only cough medicine
the of the medical fraternity 1t is sanctioned by approved
Of and recommended by leading physicians this city
Every warranted give satisfaction the money
funded guarantee be better than any Cherry Pectora
Cod Liver Oil, or anything else now extant.
Price-One Dollar bottle.
For sale, wholesale and retail in New Orleans, by
j. WRIGHT s. CO.,
81 and Isl Chartres street and
o. O. WOODMAN,
nal 1r3&Wl corner of Common and Aarrzne streets
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Fga 0rlsalls DaiIg Grestellt
| ETGEAr. JOURNAL on NEW ORLEANS.
1AHEs o. NIXON. 7FrthIAM3 ~ Az 49,
NIXON 4; DAMS y q
ORFIcEa, MO. no ~ y ssr = n u T' 81.

f8s TERMS: sS Z III Il 35
VIM III served to IN the
aisy m sarly hour every tor
$40 4 wear III advanca and quarterly at the
same rases d DO cents week 70 the carriers
pal Insertion in al cases
III; for avery subsequent insertion. 80 cents NJ
d the charged 81 for every
y inselfion. 8f5$
publisher at intervals viii be charged 81 per
5 eqnsre for every insertion.
Advertisements marked, will be published month,
longer and charged accordingly no advertisement sub
scrption will stopped until all paid at the
Option Of the proprietors.
Lihcral discount viii be made regular advertisers
" ,TTgE ItAFLY CRESCENT
ejaculation which renders 1t desirable for adver
tsers. ALY PAPER IT circulates largely reaching
hundreds Of at early hour, and being reat
the approach hours consequently articles
for family may DO advantageouss published II IL
columns. i# 5issf5385S Hat 53i53 5fsgF
THE wv e EKLY RES CENT
Is published every Monday morning 1T IS N
advance Having extensive circulation Low
isiana, Mississippi Arkansas Texas ana oaef
States presents favorable mode to q making
their wares and commodities known m
8s serted for 1per square, each inssron.
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RAND MOZART Fasr1yAL. = The grand MOzal

tsEAsp MOZART FESTIVAL. The grand Mozart
festival concert for benefit Of The German Orphan Asylum
in the Fourth District viii take place tomorrow Wednesday
evening Odd Fellows Hall The grand orchestra the
Orleans Theaer under the direction Of Mr. Provost has
the OCCASION and every arrangement entered into
render the pleasant, popular and profitable
Asis from the immediate reward flowing to each from
HE enjoyment Of music Of this character there is secondary
gsaacaion of aardIy less amount in the reflection that the
personal pleasure of hereipient is allied to material comfort
from isEorunes unable supply
their wants Charitable have always been well
attended heretofore in city that have hope that
We shall this Overlooking with the beauty and Of
) Nesr nrlanis -. !.
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Furniture VV'oresoones
Spring and Summer Clothing.


I have received by arrivals large assortment of
SPRING and SUMMER
20 TT Ell Z N G.,
consisting superne French single med Cashmere SACS
FROCKs assorted coors all qualities French and English
and Frocks; Barpour Casmerelte Tweed, first
qualities Black Alpaca sacs and Frocks White
Duck Drilling and Linen Sacs and Frocks Superhe
Colored Sacks Frocks Lnen also large
of fancy Linen and Drilling sacs and Frocks.
VESTS.
Bornbazine Alpaca Merino White Marseies Figured Mar
seles Hair Line Check Fancy Check Planters Linen White
Duck and Linen
French erno English Meuo Figured Merino single ml!ed
French Cashmere, Alpaca, White Drilling White Duck
Planters Linen Fancy Linen Check Linen and Striped Linen
TRUNKS, yALIsEs, CARPET-BAGS.
have also largo of TRUNKS, EAL1SES aud
CARPET BAGS which the attention of the travelling public
respectfully called They all of the best manufacture,
fully warranted Sole Leather covered all sizes.
Steel Frame do, Brass bound, Russe;, imitation Sole
Leather, Sheep and Hog Skin
VALISEs.
Sole Leather Top Leather Hickory bound Iron
bound Steel frame, Sheep and Hog Skin, Ensneled Canvas
CARPET-BAGS.
Turkish Insraiu Three Ply and Enameled Canvas
PLANTATION CLOTHING.
Log Cabin JACKETS Planters Linen d. DENNIS do.
broom do Log Cabin PANTS Planters Linen do Dennls do
Union Drill Gambroon, Fancy Cotonade and French Cotton
ade do.
DENIM JUMPER SHIRTS.
PLANTERS, LINEN SHIRTS.
CHECK LINEN SHIRTS.
HICKORY AND CHECK SHIRTS.
Also
IS bales CANPEACHY HATS FIRST and second qualities.
! have also received supplies of
BOYS CLOTHING.
MERINo FRoCKs and JACKETS.
ALPACA FROCKS and JACKETS
MER1NO PANTS
Alpaca Bombazine Coonade Drilling Linen and GAmboon
PANTS, with Jackets match
All Styles and Qualities Vests.
SHIRTS OF EVERY SIZE AND DESCRIPTION.
HOSIERY AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Silk Iisle Thread Bleached and Unbeached and Coored
SOCKS, of English French German, and American manufuc
MEMS SHIRTS OF ALI, SIZES AND QUALITIES.
Gauze Merino UNDER SHIRTS Merino JEANS Muslin and
Linen DRAWERS; HANDKERCH1EFs, Of Silk and Linen;
| CRAvATs, sUSPENDERS, etc.
Ali of which prepared to sell
FOR CASH OR TINE.
N. G. FOLGER,
II and IS Old Lcvee, corner Cusornhouse street,
| MO 2p6t New Orleans
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s'.Es 9 ,.=. MOBILE.
California Myers master the arrival the Lake Of the
o'clock P. NJ Pontchartran Il. Geddes 10 Bank
Place, agent 5.,5---..s
-= f= VERA CRUZ
Texas Forbes MASTER at o'clock A. NJ Harris Morgan
foot Of Julia street, opposite the Steamship Landing agents
4 e. UPPER AND LOWER TENSAS.
Atalana, Briggs, MASTER at o'clock L. Snapp CO., 81
Front street, agents.
t# ARKANSAS RIVER. &
Lucy Robinson, Mabon master, at O'clock Lewis Snapp
Co.. 81 Front street, agents.
ATTAkApAS.
Della Megner MASTER IL O'Clock NJ. J. B. Bellocq Co..
81 Carondelet street, Darby rremonle "a Bienye street,
Jacobs, Daborel Co, IS and47 Old Levee agents.
.-- .-.- PASCAGOULA.
Creole Hucngs MASTER the arrival at the Lake of the
o'clock P NJ. Pontchartrain R. Geddes 10 Bank
Place. agent.
RED RIVER.
Swamp Fox Kimbal master, at o'clock Carroll Pfitchard
& CO., So Union Row, Carondelet street agents.
ST. Charles APPLICABLE master, at O'clock T. b. Smith, u
New Ievee, and L. snapp Co., 81 Front street. agents.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI
Magnolia Thomasson MASTER at 5ocock T. B. Smith, II New
Levee street, agent
Grenada, Crump MASTER Mt Il o'clock Lewis snapp Co.. 81
Front street, and T. b. Smith, IL New Levee, agents.
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Ill Southern Remedy.

l 2pTuTll &Satf
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S @ EB. GEE vi NEGRMHE1-E1
Corner Dryades and Terpslchore streets,
Will open on MONDAY, the 3lst inst, GREAT BARGAINS
in DOTTED SWISS, Is yard; STRIPED SWISS, at
Is cents yard PLAID JACONET, ut Is cents; COLORED
MUSLINS, 81 80 Dress FRENCH JACONET Mt Is cents
yard fine BAREGES at IS cents yard; Infants EMBRO1
DERED ROBES, at IS each CORDED SKIRTS, mt 50
cents each. Also, HOSE, CALICoES GINGIA.Is and EN-
BROIDERIES, very low. -
S. B. CHURCHILL,
n3l 2p2 Lryades and Terpsichore
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If Gard.

Having just returned to the city, after absence of
weeks attention has called publication the 18th
sst over the signatures of hessrs j. p Harrison John r.
Shaw Josiah Cole A Brother John Kemp and A. W Smith
which is calculated to place in false position the
public with reference my financial dealings with New
leans, Jackson and Great Northern Railroad Company.
SHALL at early day, present statement derived from off
cial sources which will enable impartial to Judge of the in.
justice that has been done by omission and suppression
of facts indispensable to right and truthful understanding
the transactions of the past
JAMES ROBB.
Now Orleans March 81, ls56-aI Up
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4 BUSINESS The weather Is favorable for general
operations but the landings are 50 nconmoded from
tho great quantity Of dust that there is disposition
avnced for that great activity which we have before
Observed nevertheless there is nothing wanting to
cover calculations and predictions of the vastness
OF the business which is now crossing in this CITY,
add to the great facilities which available here,
we have to note the arrival Of eighteen large ships
and five barks for the past hours. Though
these vessels may not beable to carry more than fifty
thousand bales Of cotton or the bulk thereof they
viii, with many others daily expected prevent that
advance il freights which might force Western pro-
duce to be sent the inland route to market. There
has been some falling of in the receipts of Western
produce for the past three days There is nothing,
however, to justify any expectation that prices of
Western produce are likely to advance So dealers in
Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Texas and on Red river
can rely good stocks and getting the full value Of
their money. .5#5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-01

DR. DRWEY's LECTURE. DIR. Dewey delivered
his third lecture last evening at Rev. DR.. Clapps
Church, large and intelligent audience upon
the complex nature Of man youth, manhood age
society. sex in their different relations The sub
jects we're treated more their relative than singular
bearings and the whole was highly interesting in
struetve and eloquent discourse. We should be hap
py to give an outline Of the opinions advanced, but
find ourselves necessitated to be content with this
general reference.
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n1z. nj won, are slo1s. the probahllltx Is tl,at

Nc If you are sick, the probability Is that
the root of your suRengs is in the stomach From weak
stomach proceed dyspepsia anguor oppression in the daph
aundce headache nausea bodily weakness dmness of
sight heartburn costyenes dysentey, and legion of other
tormenting Indigestion produces thin blood, and
therefore destroys the strength and vgor of the system To
strength of the stomach and enable II throw of
and dismiss forever all tese tomenng and dangerous
psns nothing necessary but perseverne of Hooands
German Bter prepared by DR.. c. NJ Jackson Philadelphia
There mistake failure in their sanative effects See adj
sertisement. mi lnldkW
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III LAST NIGHT OF Mrs. JULIA DEAN HAYNE.--The
performances at the St. Charles Theater this evening
win be the last Of the present engagement of Mrs.
Julia Dean Hayne. The Prestess, or Norma writ
ten for the stage by Epes Sargent Esq, if our mem
Dry is correct, and the buresqne of the same piece
which has been performed at the St. Charles before
with Mr.. DeBaras Norma, will be performed. There
win undoubtedly be large and fashionable audience.
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,Skea'MeN3u's Patent Tooth Paste.
Who is there living in the world,
'Twixt this and Scottish LEIGH
Who would not have lovely set
OF white and pearly teeth?
4 sweet pure breath and healthy gums:
Then you who have good taste,
Must buy twenty five cent pot of
SHERMAN'S ORRIS TOOTH PASTE!
hnrdens the gums whitens the teeth breath
and is the very best thing made. Sold by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
m3 2p3t q and ISL Chartres street.
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1868

Increase OF losses,
The total capital or assets of the Company now,
are $462,264 being the nucleus of an yearly accumu
lating fund which will always be available to meet
and adjust promptly all losses The executive officers
of the Company we'll yersed in the general details
Of insurance, and the same prudence which has
marked their course WILL it is presumed be continued
A dividend of six per cent. the outstanding scrip
has been declared payable on the second Monday Of
May and scrip dividend Of Is per cent for the past
year. This, with the per cent. for the first years
business makes Is per cent for the two years. which
presume will be very satisfactory to all interested
or they must be difficult to please.
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FINE SPRING CLoTHING.--See the advertisements
of Messrs Alfred Munroe Co.. "a Magazine street. of
Gravier We don't know that need do anything furr than
merely aude TO the fact that the great emporium has recently
received large resh varied and elegant Of spring
and clothing, for gentlemen youths and that all
tastes and pockets can be gratihed by cang.
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PAU JULlRN AND ADGLrsA PArrI's last Concert

PAUL JULIEN AND ApEL1NA PArTI's last Concert
tonight at the Odd Fellows Hail. offers another treat to
musical public These performances are the most perfect
have haain this city, each member of the troupe
great artistic reputation and the selection pieces per-
ornedis attractive Tonight Paganns celebrated ar
nYa de Venice will be played by Paul Julien in which
piano FORTE by Gocke Webers celebrated concersc and
some new compositions of his own Aelina and Bar have
chosen several operate and huu duos which they will
render with their usual SKILL Altogether this is musical en-.
ertainept that ought TO be enjoyed by oYcs music
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ORLEANS THEATRR. The grand opera s'Les
Anours dn Dable win be performed this evening, at the
French Theate TO say anything concerning It's merits would
be work Of sppereogaon both the music and the ereto
knqwn be the summit Of musical excellence 1t is
brought out in fine manner and with strong cast.
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n8Degree of RebekaIl, 1. o. o. F.-Ioward
Lodge 49, o. O. F. will confer the Degree of Rcbekah
Wives all Scarlet Degree members DESTROYS of
ing the same on THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, April g. ~
o'clock, a. ODD FELLOWS HALL Room No. 5.
The members Of the Order generally respectfully invited
TO attend with their wives
JOHN G. DUNLAP, N. G.
DAVID MOORE, Secretary. al 2p3t
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If Card.

New ORLEANS, March Z 1856.
Dr. SAMUEL REYyoLps-Dear Sir: The cancer my lip,
which you treating am happy to has been
irey eradicaed and the lip is entirely we'll Feeling grateful
10 you relieving take pleasure in allowing the
of my name the list Of testimonials which have
at your command Very respectfully,
' Your obedent servant
D. S. STACY,
m14 zulm of Vidala La.
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CHANGE OF HOUR. The summer schedule Of the
New Orleans and Jackson Railroad goes into opera
ton The cars leave the depot daily at 81 2
M; leave Osyka at 6 A. NJ. See advertisement.
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EEerriaeg's Safe GgGi1e V'tctOriOass,

EXTRAORDINARY INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE.
Extract of letter from Norfolk, Va. dated JAM IT, 1856
One of HerngB celebrated Fireproof Safes in Adams
Express Office when the building burned several weeks
ago. remained buried in the rubbish until Thursday
when it was taken The fire, the occasion alluded
of the fercest saw, and when the chest
was found after lupse of forty days, surrounded
by enbers glowing brightly. When opened the papers and
articles contained found be sound and generally
good condition. thus aordng another proof of the security
and superiority of these safes The alluded to may be
at warehouse of Messs Rowland Bros, who agents
for It shows clearly the evidence of test
nconbuRtibe qualities when its exterior edhot in
burning furnace that roared around it, and amid the ebers
that glared around it for hours, days and weeks
undersigned Sole Agents for the sale of the above
named Safes. A full supply constantly on hand
C. G. MILLER & CO.,
MO 2ptf No. 70 Gravier street.
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The second annual statement Of the Louisiana Mu-
tual Insurance Company will be found in columns.
LISA very important and satisfactory exhibit, showing
the stability and soundness on which the first prin
epes of commercial pursuits are based, viz: security
1t is the great increase Of the business of this Com
pany which is par passu with our other local offices,
that commands the attention of the public and all
interested in the growing importance of the COM
merce Of our city. @
ending March 18th 1856 S45S6l4
For the year ending March l2 1855. 1903
for the second the first year. 35
The nett profits for the year ending 18th March, 1856 S5
9 - l2tl, March, 1856. 59,073
. (. f. . 1 .t5-
Profits of the second year over the first. ..... 5000
The amount of losses paid for the years ending,
R4s854 8@53i{ March 70, 1856 March II 1856. Sci
Fire, .,............ Sl0S,3I0 S96,2l9
Marine ............ q 1858 9l,ll5
River ........,..,.. l4,5i0 S5TS
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Selling Off eo Close Business.
.NSeaUGg1se of CeggOsnteE.

The public generally may be that nearly all Worm
Lozenges contain Calome and that the lives Of children
thereby endangered parents should remember this for al
though medicine may be easily administered when in the form
of Longes Candies of description the danger that
incurred ouweghs the advantages besides caoe often
fails in accomplishing the desired object it by means 10 be
depended remedy for Worms and it is not
orally reorted by physicians few years they
have become convinced of the danger OF its and Of the
certainty with which acts and have prudenty and wisely
by which these objections obvated
Physicians generally
WINER'S CANADIAN YERMIFUGE. 81
This medicine is simple vegetable preparation and al
ways be administered with perfect safety and confidence
the result will always destroy Worms and restore the pa
teHt TO health.
Be particular and remember the panle 'Wners Canadian
vermuge This only article that depended on
Remember this
For sale wholesale and retail in New Orleans by
j. WRIGHT l. CO.,
Sole Proprietors,
n31 2p6t&Wlt Nos. q and Isl Chartres street, N. O.
.EeaU Spring $ Summer Clothing.
A splendid assortment Of NEW SUMNER CLOTHING, re-
ceiving by every steamer, and offered low, at
PERSON, HARRISON & CO.'S,
m31 2p3t&Wlt No Magazine street, Canal.
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znr. Samuel Reynolds.

OFFICE-No. Il5 GRAVIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS scAID-HEAp, WHITEswEttIss SORES and
ULCERS of every description. jazz 2ply
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Gentlemen
u N ID ER c. "A R M E ~ TT q
For Spring and Summer Wear.

ALFRED MUNROE & Co.,
#%&.s No. 81 Magazine street, ,-
Invite special attention Of Gentlemen TO their assor
ment of UNDER GARMENTS suitable for weather:
Isle THREAD UNDER SHIRTS, WITH sLEEVEs-all
Sizes ss %@A Wy 34 & 7E 7E5sN "A sB's#&5
Isle THREAD UNDER SHIRTS WITHOUT SLEEVES
all sizes e
Isle THREAD WRAPPERS, WITH AND WITHOUT
4a$ SLEEVES-all sizes. RI 5qs 5.tg
GAUzE MERINO UNDER SHIRTS, WITH AND WITH
OUT SI4EEVES-all sizes. q
GAUzE MERTNO WRAPPERS, WITH AND WITHOUT
! !5 SLEEVES--all sizes. 6ls @
GAuzE COTTON UNDER -SHIRTS-all sizes.
COTTON AND Isle THREAD HALF HOSE DRAWERS
of all descriptions. sG3%S R & a@5 ".a
GLOVES, SUSPENDERs, CRAVATS, HANDKERCHIEFs
LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS, all sizes and qualities
ISL No Deviation In Prices. ~
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
nj ep5t va NJ. MOI "a Magazine street.
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Spring and Summer.

Spring Aae6 Summer.
IT SyHyMG MNN aI McKG aG Gap.e
No. 35 Camp street,
ARE NOW RECEIVING NEW STYLES OF
Fashionable Clothing,
Suitable for Spring and Summer wear, comprising
LIGHT FANCY CASHMERE COATS;
SINGLE MILLED CLOTH COATS;
FRENCH MERINO COATS;
SUPER BLACK ALPACA COIiD COATS
ITALIAN CLOTH, DRILLING AND LINEN COATS-new
styles;
LIGHT FANCY CASHMERE PANTS;
FIGURED DRILLING PANTS;
RICH FIG'D MARSEIILES VESTS;
LINEN AND DRILLING VESTS
FURNISHING GOODS.
Linen Cotton Drawers; Gnuze, Meno Iisle Thread and
Silk Undeshrs Silk, Cotton and Ie Thread Socks Gloves
ETC., etc.
large assortment Of Linen and Linen Bosom Shirts, new
style Colored Linen Muslin Shirts patterns 3l 2pGt
-