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DONATIONS FROM NoRFoLK.- Mayor stith yester-
day received handsome donation from Norfolk, Va,
ii aid d the yellow fever sufferers $1,000 being
made up BY general contribution, and forwarded
through the Recorder Of Norfolk, Mr.. Charles Reid.
Mr. RI. wrote that more money was coming, The
Mayor yesterday divided out the money received
among the different charitable associations in need Of
ii. This Is right handsome on the part Of the Yir
ginians the aid, We believe, having never been So
feifed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-30

BENFyonENr Association Or THE Sons OF Lou1-
sIANA. The members of this association are called
npou to meet this afternoon at four o'clock, at their
hall III Rampant street, for the purpose Of paying
proper funeral honors to their deceased brother, Mr.
John III Alpaente The official call is published else.
whore The death Of Mr.. AlpueHte was sudden and
sad, In Che morning lie was apparently we'll and in
good spirits few hours later he was stiff and cold
In the enibace Of death. He was an estimabe young
man native Of this city tRentyseven years of age.
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0rIeaus ailg Crescent
arEIgIlI. ELL al. aE TgW oRLElgs.
b. NIXON 4 ADAMS.
s NpTe 4, ID. 10 oAmP srR EFT.

TERMss
a Crescent will regularly served to
M early every norning, sunaays
gi6 year. ia advance; hayearg and quaf'ery =" tAe
asarerates 40 cents week, payable e me carriers
Advertisements per square--hrs inssriionl IN ~ a
Sis for every subsequent insertion, 90 eenis
Advertisements on the second are charged 81 TOT every
lrsertion 4, 4.
sguArs FOR every insertion
lsn*er a6 charged accordingly no adyersenentor sub
viz soppod until sill arrearages ore paid atthe
x.Sms sjsesunt viii Be made to regular advertisers
TF9E DAFLY CRESCENT
iFesla45o renders Il desirable medium for adver
49, As FAxrhr pArRR tcirculates largely, reaching
4n4 haaraasof horaesat early hour and being read
approach business hours consequently articles
eor family ass may DO advan;ageously published in Its
soinaus.
THE WEEKLY GRE SCENT
syey Monday morning at IS year invariably In
advance Having extensive circulation throughout Lou
issaa Mississippi, Arkansas Alabama, Texas and other
aa presents favorable mode advertisers ofmaking
ther wares and commodities Advertisements in
aertad for 81 per square, each insertion.
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HUMILIATION AND PRAYER. Tomorrow, the last
sunday III October, ID TO be observed by the Presby-
teFians as d day Of humiliation and prayer on ac.
coant of tie epidemic Of the past summer The day
was appointed for this purpose at meeting of the
presbytery held several weeks since, and viii be gem
orally observed BY tile Presbytenans Of New Or
leans
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Tlae weekly oreseent.

@ The WEEKLY CRESCENT, issued this morning,
contains al The latest information received, foreign
ana domestic BY malta telegraph together with
large amount Of Interesting miscellaneous matter.
Persons wishing to obtain copies for the mail can
procure them, doneup in strong wrappers, at the
ONCE No 10 Camp street, at J. G. Morgan Co.'S
bookstores, Exchange and Commercial Places.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-30

NEW 0RLEAEs MEDICAL AND SURGICAL JOURNAL.
The November number Of this Invaluable medical
journal Is before It contains twelve able original
papers, and fine variety 81 medical miscellany from
other sources. The principal paper is upon the
I Natural History Of yellow Fever" by DR.. Bennett
Dowler, the chief editor and DR.. Mott, Of Mobile
contributes an interesting article on this years fever
III that city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-30

@aEAN ENGINES PUMPS, Ero.--A fine variety Of
steam euginesi sawm erist mills screws, pumps
and other articles valuable planters nefs maehniss
e seen at SIR Samuel H. Gman No. 20 GIrayef street
and ali reduced prices for cash good city papr
Read Mr. 7ilman's advertisement
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HxrRssryR sA1E 81 Doors, sHoEs AND BRoeAE Is.
4hs pseulsr asationog baJsH called to the ezenaye
sale By boots shoes and bogano take place THE day 10
oeeek j. H. al +. Roger Co.'S suction room, No zS bld
AsYea street Terms mgde known ii the sale,
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So The attention Of buyers is called to the sale Of
foreign domestic dry goods tbs day al 10
oelak b Vincent Co, their aeson rooms No. IS C1s
tpahsuse s1eet
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EXCURSION or WASHINGTON FIRE COMPANY No.
90. This Company intend going on an excursion to-
morrow, leaving the engiue-house at halfpast eight
inthe morning. The officers have our thanks for a
polite invitation to 30 along An advertised call to
the nenhers may be seen in another column.
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Jefferson .Fcaegefl1lT.

No. So BOURBON STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Conducted by &. j. Lord.
This establishment open the reception Of pupils and
the classes will be arranged for the winter as soon as posi-
be Parents having put 10 school are invited to call
ana ase the establishment ola 2plu
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q Pag.0dOD.
Gas FEATURES.

HENDERSON & GAINES,
No. 100 Canal street,
Are now opening complete assortment Of GAS CHAM
DEEIERs, PENDANTS, BRACKETS, etc, Of
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURES,
ranging from the lowest priced upwards.
When desired, they will be put mp without extra charge
Sea 91tf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-30

INSPECTION AND RGyIEw. The quarterly turnout
o tho soldiers Is to take place next Thursday, 4th
pfoximo General Tracy's orders are advertised in
another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-30

sNdULAR suIeIDE-on the 22d a man named
Wm. 4. Cole recently teacher in Kentucky, com
United suicide in New York because he had been
swindled in the purchase of California ticket.
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HoRsRsA fine lot Of horses, for single and double
aa5pess has received BY M Pybps VarieiFs
stable All young sound aid veil broke See advertise
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-30

WHowANTs A Wet NuRsE "A young and healthy
widoa oilers her services We ete 10 hey advertisement
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city nat Store.

EUGENE ~. AUBERT,
CORNER or 81. CHARLES AND coatYoy STREETS,
OPPOSITE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
now receiving per every arrival from France England and
the Norlh--
Splendid Assortment Of
HATS, CAPS, and UMBRELLAS.
His Styles of BLACK, FUR, and SILK
DRESS HATS,
Are The latest out from
PARIS, LONDON and NEY YORK.
And he Challenges Comparison in all styles Of ~
FELT HATS.
He has also very select Of Russia saaiAq',
and Morocco
HUNTING CAPS,
SILK AND COTTON UHBRBLIAst
LEATHER HAT BOXES, ETC.
o25 9p6t
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THE IaaURANoE 0FFIoEs.- The ten principal insus
rance Offices will be closed at o'clock each evening,
from lie 1st q November (Monday) to the LIST Of
Nfag next
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ID u M ID ~

On Friday, 10Th inst, at O'Clock P NJ. JOHN H. AL
PpENTE, native Of this city, aged q years,
His friends asd acquanances respectfully invited
tehd his funeral This afternoon hafpast o'clock his
laEe residence, l6l Hospital street
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF THE SONS OF LOU
I]INAThe members Of this Association
meet Perfect Union Hail. Rampant street between Dumsine
AID St. Philip streets this afternoon o'clock, proceed
te funeral Of our late brother, JNo H. ALPuENrE Mem.
bers expected to be punctuaI.
BY order of the President
AUG. LARosE, Secretary,
On Friday, 29h inst, at haltpas P NJ. GEO. G. KIRK,
The friends Of the family and those VIM Barnes
sBectfuly invited attend the funeral this
O'CLOCK from his late residence No 50 Race street. without
further notice.
on Thur.dav 18th lust. CORA wEATHERLY youngest
years. months and II days.
On Thursday, 18Th inst, HENRY WARD aged % years
native OF the county Monaghan, Ireland
On Thursday the 28th Inst of chrouc diarbea JOHN NJ
HURK, native Of Louisiana, aged 80 years.
burton and Emile B. Mas ie
l.oFTE RffzABETH wifs III Lieut. Aiex NJ hssiee, is
u. and daughter OF Josah ". Sbippey aged 2 years
ps-It Is seldom that we notice anything In
He medical line would now, unless could be
WINGED that doing duty journalist recon-
mendn the public DR. Hosietters Celebrated Bter
the Of that most terrible and fatal Of all diseasea-Fever
and Ague From experience wthis valuable speci
Z "
III ii ~. r. .D '',,'si
g,, = + ~ W. tts ~
- - 80 ~ IN - t, - s'c
are ~ 'e la "l.s's W IVY 81 'ne conlal'S arising from
beneficial Than these 1i.95.. We easssay recommend them
ps y CERTAIN cure ior Ine,r ms ~ 'en 9hd De convinced
eyeryse a25
- . -
through he Atlantic Cabe bears The ht
ming of heaven than CRIsTADoRO,s HAIR DYE bears to
the natural eoong matter Of black and brown hair QUICK
~, M It 'S grey [ea or SANDY h9ts5 OF Inc
hs,ltby Ip,ter 10 them RI CONTAINS Ma csT.sTrC And
ten minutes ouce IN six or eight weeks is all the required
for its application.
soa every wneFee ana npPleq ey III hs[aFessers
.lO.ss' :.
diseases arising from disordsred omach.
Principal Office AS Arch street Philadelphia Pa Sold by
druggists o. storekeePer N every town and village in the
,ss en- lneS' ana sou'n America at 70
See lint You get Hooaand,s German Bers.
Sold IN New Orleans wholesale and retail, by WRIGHT
co. Nos. q and l6l oheTtres street. o. 2Plm&"
ny Counterfeit scheiftam sSrhnnnns we
beg 10 eall bs attention Of onr rsasTs to ne svariisez
raent Of UDoLPHO WOLFE N toiay,s paper o. 2pln5W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-30

IA Tee CGrrolUom stores,
CORNER OF BARoNNE AND PoYDRAs STREETS,
WIN be opened and ready for sale on MONDAY, the 18th
inst, the largest assortment Of
ID LESS SEES
and other Goods that has ever been offered in this city
before.
Prices Lover than those OF the last Crisis!
BRooHE DE LAME at,........ 10 cents per yard
SATIN STRIPED DE LAME at..l2l5 :. q.
RICH coLoRED at,,12H
PLAIN atl5
SCOTCH PLAIDs at..........,,.,,eO ..
SATIN STRIPED PoPELINEs at25 :. :.
PLAIN CAoHEMIRES at.,.......25 =, =.
very attractive display of the following Goods
PLAIN CoLoRED DRESS SILKS.
PLAIN PoULT DE SOLE.
eros Do Rim.
ARMUREs,
PoPELINEs
vELyETs, etc.
silk Robes and Pattern Dresses,
OF THE CHOICEST AND MOST ELEGANT STYLES II
RICH PRINTED DE LAME.
CACHEMrRE DECossE.
MERINoEs. ...-=
eros ODER PRINTS.
popvs VALENCIA, etc.
ROBES A DEUX JUPEs
In the Newest Fabrics and Designs
m- Special attention is invited to the following depart
meut in which will be found as full aud complete an assert.
ment as is kept by houses exclusively in those articles
HOSIERY,
SMALL WARES,
Velvet and Cloth CLoAEs,
Ladies' and Gents KID GLOVES,
Ladies' and Gents SILK and Cashmere GLOVES,
sHAwLS with Hoods,
MANTELLEr SHAwLs.
MoUsAYA sHAWLs, .-
STELLA SHAwLS
LONG sHAWLS
CHHDREN's sHAwLs,
EMBRoIDERIEs- All Descriptions.
French and Mortuo BLANKETs-oll sizes and qualities.
Silk and Wooden DAMAsEs.
Wcolen ZEBRAuOS, for Cutt4ius
CarnIn CALICoEs
Emb'd CURTAINS, etc,
Our old and customers by caug, viii be able to see
for themselves that intend retain that old renown-
SELLING CHEAP-so justly bestowed on us.
U. LIMOUSINE Il Co,
Carroton Stores,
o25 2p65 corner Poydras and Baonue sts.
40 AA0Wse6eeR3et's.
We would ca-the attention those already engaged and
about commencing HOUSEKEEPING to our large assort
meut of
cRocKERY, CHINA, GLASS,
AND
HOUSE FURNIs HING GOODS,
-Conssnn in rart oe-
RICH DECORATED
GOLD BAND,
WHITE CHINA
..z" .... AND EARTHENWARE
DINING, TEA AND TOILET SETS
SILVER PLATED CASTERS.
TEA SETS, SPOONS AND FORKS.
TABLE CUTLERY,
From the best Manufacturers.
TEA TRAYS AND WATERS; FIRE SETS.
TIN WARE, WOODEN WARE; JAPANNED WARE.
BASKETS, MATS, BRUSHES AND BRooMs. -
LAMPS, GIROEDOLEs etc, etc.
All Of which we are offering at FAIR PRICES.
BoWLEs & JUDsON,
o22 2ptfFrNowesa No.17 Camp street.
Common Crockery,
-For-
@ Q L n T r. y I r a ID f .
A large stock Of COMMON EARrHEN AND GLASS
WARE, for Country Trade for sale low by
BOWLES q JUDsON,
o22 2ptfFrMoWesa No. Il Camp street.
s7eeU and KnaproUea husband,
just received, an invoice of nOWLER'5 New Patent
ANTLCORR0SIFE INK.STAND.
DIRE, TIoNs FOR USE-By the action of raising the
the dip fills with by closing the cover the ink
back again the tight siaud For filling or clean.
ing the lie off by tie means Of the bayones joint
For sale by
D, FELT & sTETsON,
OF 2p5t 81 Camp street.
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'9s .sSS,'s3 l' supply ., Srehen ana herman
= - + y q I A L T. Il,
Blue and White, warranted superior article For sae by
u, FELL d s ;.
rFIV,o e,,,,EF.,,, ms ~,..-
AAsS 81 S'SsSSs - Ste 1OHef's1stS'
r5ru4...,..,, -, co.,,
9 t'a' s9sU '.F'u- 1'l 1pl3'el 93l.f AZ - - oI
the aIe Of the products manufactured by The SOUTHERN
-, - - '' &c ~" t'sPpt'u -
''"e' nT,cF,t,,,.z- M
warranted equal to MISUNDERSTANDING LARD OIL for
lub- lcatlES purposes.
Faint OIL
Suitable for every description Of PAINTING, and for ALL
coLoRs, except white or extreme light shades.
Gas ON.
Manufactured expressly for die portable gas apparatus
Deck on.
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FURNISHING GOOD S.

y N ~ l , - y ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ .
-
"Ho rs Eh''AD ~ a " LIE -
Jouyiu.s, AleNaader's ana BIoas Kids
Heavy silk and Plush,
French aud hnglsa F5oSS "'oVeS anu 'ah'tets
nfao and WRte BUeNsNln
Nt2'" anu oasn''s'e' pau. e"U 'a"'y'
SOCfSS
VINE ana F4uc4 9tai
Fancy aud White Cotton and Lisle Thread,
nislsa HpI ~, risaSu ,.9"it S 80,
""'4et ""N y ~ -. - - -
sTSpESnERS
Esn'E anu s''s -,, I'm, .e s'' is'7l'
|t"a"s' "
Brown a"a Ma1s L,lls',
- ,---,,r,,y,
:
Fahey anu hN'eA sliN ana Sam
White silk and satin sra1ats and Tics, for Weddings and
Fartes
Fancy and btacN 9''A Se"5ts '2'h'5ies ana stocks.
u.VyaY< ~ s. yrrgTtstgS
Fancy and White Linen G3@o''e
:. !. p G1m5Fic Embroidered aud Cord
Silk, New Patterns.
Neck com.ortefs, Plush, Far and Cashmere.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-30

The LARGEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE AssoRr.
MENT of Youths Boys aud Ghdrens Clothing the South,
made Of The desirable material and in durable
manner, manufactured for the NEW ORLEANS CITY
TRADE.
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A very Ia'ge Stock OF
YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHTLDREN's FURNISH
ING GOODS, SHIRTS, ETC, ETC,
All of which will be sold at reasonable prices.
Parents, Guardians and Others respectfully invited to
examine BOYS CLOTHING before purchasing, they
will fnd it much to their interest.
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T5oys' clothing Emporium,
Between Canal and Common.
YouFHs,, rows, AND oHILpREN,s
CBqpTmM RrgG 81
FURNISHING GOODS,

FruozEs4EE AVID zs1s zr-aEz..
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eEUIaG NTsNF N-IlU IELIV %
Fancy, Scotch and English Plaid CASHMERE SUITS,
English CORDUROY COATS, fancy buttons.
Hunting Shirt,
DEsb and Black Vel9etine FISHING and HUNTING
COAT.
Fancy SHAwI.s and BLANK ETs-alI descriptions
yelyetue and Corduroy PANTS.
a. =. VESTS.
Grey Blue AID Red Flannel FISHING and HUNTING
SHIRTS.
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Nos. 26, IS ana 30 st. Charles street.
corner of Common. ..
Smyrna times., 1858-09-16
Summary of News.

o. BY the arrival at New York of tho
steamship Star of the West, from AspinwoII
we have California news TO the Goth ult. She
brings nearly $l,700,00O. Financial matters
in California are reported to be easy, bevond
anything previously known there. The coIIec-
tlons are highly satisfactory. Col. Cautv had
made an attempt to seize Punta Arenas. in the
name of Costa Rca. lie was opposed by the
British Consul at Graytown aud the British
naval officers, who propose annexing it to the
Mosquito possessions.
05- The political campaign in California ba 9
fairly begun. The national Democrats tho
anti -Lecomptontes, and the Republicans had
nominated separate tickets, save with resuec,
to the Supreme Court Judge, and upon Tho
nomination for this office the anti. Lecomn,on-
ties and Republicans had united.
RAILROAD ACcIDENTs-like other {" troubles >,
would seem never to come singly, g but in bat
talions." Thus, right on the heels of tho
"smash up" on the Steubenville and Indiana
road, we have accidents on the Fall River road.
and still another on the Old Colony, Mass-tho
latter breaking to pieces a number of cars. and
cutting up into mince meat msnv cattle ON
roate for market, and severely iniuring the en-.
g'neer and fireman, but-as if by miracle
hurting none OF the passengers.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-16

ry ELECTION pFFICULTY.-John w. Grlliiti
)y inspector of the election in the Third Ware
of was brought before Esquire Silver on Frida
:. idSl' on the charge Of having taken an ilega
Ho'e' Notwithstanding the objection of hi
, Ducnahan associates 1t appeared that Jetfer
}. son Nones presented himself at the polls, wher
C MS vote was challenged on the ground that he
removed from the ward some time 90, and re.
! turned TO 1t again only eight or nine days pre-
'ious 10 The election, while the law required a
residence OF thirty days. Mr.. Griffith, how
: ever took the ticket and placed it in the ballot
ooX. The defence was that Mr.. Nones went
out OF the ward with the intention of return
Ing' regarding it as his residence. Esquire
SILVER dismissed the case. 1t is reported that
'He matter shall nevertheless be presented at
the next Court -RepuJlican.
" a negro boy belonging to Benjamin
burton, while engaged in fishing near the mill
near MlllSborough, Sussex county, on Friday
"eeE' iel into the race, and was drowned.
" The Georgetown MESSENGER states thai
Young man got very severe fall al party
fn m M"loh' few evenings ago, by getting his |
leGt entangled among the hoops of a young
'""y whom he was endeavoring to kiss.
u James I. Anderson, formerly of SUSSEX
county, received SIX stabs from swo.d cane.
IN the bands Of DR.. Mahoney, with whom he
mao dispute, in Agcricrs, Louisiana few
days ago.
MIENEsoTA ELEcTIoN.-The Minnesota Con.
st!tutnn provides for an election of an entirely
new House OF Representatives and nineteen
senators on the second Tuesday of October
next Ten Republicans and nine Democrats
90 out OF office, and eleven Democrats and seven
Republicans hold over
X The doctors fee in New Orleans for
yellow fever case is one hundred dollars. more
or less, KILL or cure Iftaken in sea son the doc
tors attention is not required after the fourth
day. One, two and three thousand dollars n
week IS no uncommon amount of fees for good
yellow fever physician.
Vl- DR.. Harvey, Of the u. S. Army. who =
recently died at Baton Rogue, La was a ma, =
I'VE OF Delaware. and served as a SURGEON in q
ne BacE Hawk, Florida and Mexican wars be. :
sides the war of lSl2. DIR. H. was the Oldest \
surgeon in the u. S. army, and was bv semi.
'rIty, entitled to the rank of Surgeon General. -
vhich, 1t is stated, he twice declined accept r.
ng. " "
AFFAIRS IN TALBor-We take the following e,
%tractS from the Easton Star Of Tuesday e
'eek: hi
The losses sustained by fire in Easton, on ST
thursday, were, lIughlett $500; Thomas K. he
-obson 500; A. b. Pritchett $500; DR.. Har th
er $500; L. b. Merrett $I00 No insurance. fri
Peaches have been very abundant ia our mar la
ct tor several weeks past, and have been sell tn
ng from htty cents TO dollar per bushel.- at
hey are very fine this season. No part of the tn
Onntry can beat Talbot growing this delicious sti
ut. in
Smyrna times., 1858-09-16

IHE BATTLE OF LAKE ERIE -Perry's victor
t at Put-ln-Bay, was celebrated on Friday, b
some SIX thousand people. Gov. Chase, o
ONO, presided, and Mr. Giddings and Senate
wade were present. Speeches were made by
Dr. Parsons, of Providence, X l., surgeon o
Ferry'S flag ship, Captain Champlain Of the
scorpion, Mayors Starkwealher, OF Cleveland,
Oooke' of Sandusky, Mason, of Tolcd6 and
wilkins, of Detroit A monumental associa-
tlon was formed, of which Hon. Lewis Cass
was chosen President.
W The Comethas mysteriously disa ppeared
Ihere must be a break in his continuity
though we dare say the insulation is perfect
Inc last that was seen of him was on Sunday
nIghi,-and at that time, according to DR..
Gon!d' he must have been forty millions of
miles distant from this dirty planet.
Or{ During the week before last the tota,
number of deaths in New Orleans was GIG. of
which 44G were by yellow fever the latter be.
ing an increase of IL over the aggregate ofthe
previous week. The total number of yellow |
lever deaths This season reacncs about 1900.
" young woman was shot on Saturday.
"a Pittsburgh, by an intoxicated fellow whom
'he refused to recognize. She is beyond the
nope Of recovery.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-16
Spring.

This the season of the year iha: requires us TO
look around and see what IS needed, by way of a
change III our wearing apparel. As to ourselves, we
are laying III Spring GOuds and only trouble is 10
lind r0Om for them, here IN this house in looking
over our stock, find quite large lot OF Winter BuOls
ana Shoes on hand-sO much 50, il dIsc0mmOdeS me
very much 10 find room for them. But | will make
room by kicking all the odds and ends Of Winter
Boots and Shoes on hand. The winter stock |
now have left am going To sell and get rid Off |
cannot get one price | will take anolher. don go
III Tor keeping hand Boots aud Shoes for large
prices, myself, year after year, until depreciation Of
stock. and the interest on the money eats them up
We Will now sell Ladies thick sole heel buOls such
we have sold for 81 co. for 10 pair and Mems
SHOES that we have sold Or 81 90, for 10 cts. pair
and Mems Shoes that we have sold for 81 25 | will
now sell iOr 80 cts and 81 90 pair and Mems coarse
s1wed Boots shall sell for 50 80 a pair and so on
So how, you that want bargains for cash, come and
look what will sell you at almost your own prices
Remember we Will sell you Gents u dress Boots
for 81 O0 pair. and Ladies' fine CATERS as low ~
els. pair. There is no keeping over old stock in
these diggiHs,
Now word TO the Ladies upon the Fashionable
Shoe this sHmmer. The Gailer Boot Will lead IN point
OF fashion all other kinds Of shoes put tOgeIher TO
the leading color in point of fashion, it hard got
exactly; notice the color of Silk dresses that are
mostly wOrn the stone color, the dark tan the ashes OF
and the olive cOlors occupy prominent position
and from that can Judge that those cOlors will
cupy high point fashion, To cOlors Ofthe Ladies
Dress GaIlers and yet The tan cOlOr bronze Mo-
Ladies Boots occupy position the ashit na-
bic community
We have been making up Ladies fine Caters this
last winter of over 20 different culors and shades OF
coUrs. am now selling fine Morocco Ladies Bus
kin, iOxed with Patent Leather, and trimmed with
neat bow and buckle, for only 10 cents shoe like
for that money | never sold before and Children's
fancy Lasting tipped Caters for only 80 cents pair
the like for that are DOG CHEAP. For our spring and
summer trade we have a card of Lasngs of over 90
different cOOrs and shades of coOrs for the Ladies' TO
pick lrom 10 match any shade of Dress they may de.
sire Call and see what offer you in bargains
at FLANIGEN'S Cheap Shoe Store, No. ~ West
Second Street, more commonly known as the Wall
Street OF Wilmington where The poetry OF the art is
understood. Wilmington, Del, May 29, 1858