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Notice.
tEll& 3. I'LL
N % RRIs, MAULL 8 90,
CLoTxHrD99,
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS.
Under the City Hotel,
Have Just received and ARE opening, unusually
large and superior stock of .
UMMER THING!
COATS, PANTS.
In every description of material adapted to tho
soUTHERN TRADE,
And embracing all the --LATEST and MOST POPULAR
NOVELTIES OF THE DAY
Particular attention has been paid this to
MOURNING CLOTHING!
The stock Of which will be found complete every par
ocular.
SHIRTS! sHIRTS! SHIRTSI
Philadelphia Hand-aIadc.
Will be constantly in receipt of all descriptions Of Shirts
per every arrival from the North and will keep throughout
the season full assortment OF their Justly celebrated
LINEN CAMBRIC SHIRTS,
Both White and Fancy.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
In every possible varey-emoracng large Invoice ei
CLoTILDE TIEs.e
GLOVES. HOSIERY,
FANCY AND WHITE CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFs
UNDER CLOTHING.
UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS, etc.
NORRIS, MAULL Il CO.,
cor. Camp and Common sts.,
ms 2ph Under the City Hotel.
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re- Look out for limitations of Lea ~ Per-
Sons. aul6 2plleHly
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boots, Shoes and Rr0gans,
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime nchipg BOOTS, Ruxssa
BRodANs Wool Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw and Csrapeachy
HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street. New Orleans.
HATS. CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving ana
Far Cashmere, Panama. Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican
snd Wool HATS, at the lowest marke. prices. by
FROST & CO.,
jyl5 paw 10 Magazine street,
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H5-Have you Diseased Liver 1.-THE ques g.
en though startling, sufficiently suggestive when the
is taken into consideration that diseases Liver have
come most aarmngly frequent in the United States. In
deed there few formidable diseases some
way aceabe to deranged state of that important organ
Many of TIE complaints usually cassed under Con-
sumption have their origin in the Liver Amy remedy
would insure regularity and heahfu action in the Liver
would he blessing to mankndl bus exclamation Of
thousands That remedy has been found Is sure
When fair trial hiss been afforded never been known
to fai
Reader have disease Of the Liver disease which
believe proceeds from hepac arrangement Lose not
moment but purchase box OF Dr. MLANE's PILLS. pre-
pared by Fleming Bros Ptsburg Pa and they will restore
you to health It'll the only remedy yet discovered which
implicit confidence may be placed
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. MLANES GEL
EBRATED LIVER PILLS. manufactured by FLEMING
BROS, OF Pshurg Pa There other Pills purportiue
to be Liver ri Is now before tile public Dr. MLue genuine
Liver Pills. also his celebrated Vernuge can now be had Mt
all RESPECTABLE drug stores None genuine without sigma
turc of FLEMING BROS Sold by sGoEII. & MEAD, III
and ll3 Chares street, New Orleans Wholesale Agents for
the South. my30 2p6t&W
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To The Trsrsze.

To fEse TrssEe.
H e N r Y It. BRIG G S.
JEWELEE,
at the Store occupied by Joseph Hurty,
No. 50 CANAL STREET, n o.
Respectfully the attention Of the City and
to the tact that he Just opened viii copnoe to
fresh lots Of
k-ZzVH: .yxspD1sE.xsx,
Consisting In part of LOCK ETs, CHAINS CAMEO BETA
ETEuscAN SETS, EAR RINGS FINGER RINGS. y,,cn
Keys, Trnkets, etc.. which he take pleasure In showing
FL. 7. BRIGGS,
fe25 2pf on f,e,.,..,
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sS"Impossibie-'Fhe mild. ineorrosive Oh em-
zeal ingredients of which CRIsTAD0Ro'S HAIR DYE is
composed render it harmless to the skin the
weakest and finest hair The change fra the dull heavy tint
OF age, 10 the brilliant dark brown glossy black of comedy
youth, is INSTANTANEOUS. No failures no DELAY no i'm
perfect coors no unpleasant odor all The result is uni
form, Immediate and entirely Successful.
Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair nressers
mys 2plm4W CRIsTADoRc, No. 6 Astor House, nv.
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Spring and Sssn,nscr Clothing
8 sou TIL e RN
CLOTHING ESTABLISH MENT,
10, ~ and 30 st. Charles street,
Conxxn OF Coxnos STREET.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
WHOLESALE Al. e rAL' = =
NEW STORES, N. ,oDss
LOW PRICES
PARIS, LONDON AND NEW YORK FHaaai0NSl
Il. Wv. Il ~ u ~ -
Has just received per late Steamers Of the largest
and most magnificent stocks of
FAsHIoNABLE
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
EYER BROUGHT TO TIE SOUTH
Which, for Style Material Workmanship and Cheapness,
not surpassed
Els Goods are divided into three Departments but all under
one general view:
STORE Ns2s ST. CHARLES srREEr-ror
Boys Clothing.
STORE No. q ST. CHARLES sTREEr-Fa
Mems Clothing.
STORE No. 50 ST. CHARLES STREET.-THE
Furnishing Goods and Shirts.
4s-salesmsa speak French. Spanish and English.
L. W. LYONS,
7s % and 30 St. Charles street,
je2 2p1t of Common street.
Linen Shirts Linen Shirts
just opened, 200 dozen
A LII LINEN SH r T s!
Various Styles.
FOR SALE AT 50 50 AND s. IS EACHI
Also, superior lot Of
Real Sc ker Suits.
L. W. LYONS,
20, % and 80 St. Charles street.
je2 2plt Corner Of Common.
Shirts ! Shirts!
Just received by late steamers large assortment
SHIRTS, OF THE LATEST FASHIONS,
of all the various qualities Sizes White and Colored
MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY
for the New Orleans city trade Men, YOUTH Boys and
Children.
L. W. LYONS,
Nos. rs, q and 30 St. Charles street.
je2 2p1t of Common street.
Trunks, 7s'aceting-Bngs,
vALIsEs, UMBRELLAS AND WATERPROOF
Q Il O II H N @
OF the best styles and qual,ies order and
L. W. LYONS,
&c, % and 30 St. Charles st.,
je2 2plt of strest
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TNe Eastern Clarion.
Dr. George ~. Smith.

D Fl n T I s T
Having resumed HIS practice will attend professional on
gagernents at his Office Nc. III CANAL STREET nearly OBJ
poste Christ Church. Ia, y,,f
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APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
lprises Of 1900 approxmang $50 prize 81 500
prizes Of 800 spproxmating 200CG prize are.. LOO
lprise Of 80 apRroxmatlng 10000 prize ars... 1000
lpriEes Of 225 spproxiatirg to 5000 prize ars... 200
prizes Of 200 appcxnsting 1909 prize are... 300
Aprises Of $50 approprstng 5000 prize are.. 500
Aprises of 100 nppro1imatng 1900 prize aro.. 500
5000 prizes OF l00e0e
Whole Tickets $40; Halves sc; Quarters Eehths 81 ~
MA Circular showing the Plan Of the Lotteries win be
sent to any ore DESTROYS Of receiving it,
5000 Prizes Of $40 will be determined By the Last Eura
number that draws the $50 600 prize. For example If s
number drawing the $50 900 prize ends with No. s
tickets where the number ends In will be 49, Ii
the number ends with No T. then all tho .he p1a
Der ends in Twill be entitled to 800, and O.
Certificate Of Pscksgeof 10 Whole $40
10 Half 40
III QuaIter.. 70
10 Fights :. ........... 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIrICArER,
Enclose the money oraarsd OF
receipt Of which they will be forwarded BY hrs.si
Purchasers ending any exurs they ~
desiznae.
Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will rux
shssers Immediately after the drawing.
a@Purchasers will please write .her signatures plain
give their Post Office, County And State.
~ Remember that Prime IL drawn and pasnbis q
full, without deduction.
All Communications strictly confidential.
Addrsss orders for Tickets Certihcstsste
WOOD, EDDY d CO.,
Box 90 s, Post Office. New orleans.aLs Or
WOOD EDDY d CO.,
Ar ep2W Augusta, Georgia.
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Boys' Clothing Emporium,
No. Is ST. CHARLES sTRERT.
Between Canal and Common streets.
This Store is exclusively for
YOUTHS, BOYS AND cHILDRENs
GIG H INC, sHEH IT'S
FURNISHING GOODS, W.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
We have just opened LARGE STOCK Of
SPRING AND SUMMER
DRESS AND SCHOOL CLOTHING,
Embracing every Style and Quality.
All of which will be sold at very reasonable prices
ls~salesmen speak French, Spanish and English.
L. W. LYONS,
Nos. 26, Is and 80 ST. Charles street,
je2 Sp1t of Common street.
nominations
A M E r I @ IN RTY.
Election-Monday. June 6, 1850.
COMPTROLLER:
vALERY DUPLEssIs.
FOR ALDERMEN:
First Disrict-E. COX.
Second Distria-NoRMAN WHITNEY.
Third Distrid-S P. DELABARRE.
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN:
First Disiries-Firs ward-w. s. PETTINGILI.
Second ward-JoHN NJ. HALL.
Third wsrd-LEA F. BAKEwELL
Second Disriet-Four,h ward-I. G. DE L'IsLE.
Sixth ward-ADoLPHE DuPRE
Third Districs-Ninth ward-J. MAGIONI.
The above nominations unanimously made BY all of the
Clubs Of the American Party at their regular meeting held
sa turday, the 1h inst, which very numerously at
tended. myl6 2ptie6
IsaGependent Citizens Ticket.
FOR COMPTROLLER:
P. A. GU vol.
ALDERMEN:
First Distria-WM. HENDERSON.
Second District-w. ALEX. GORDON.
Third Dissrict-JAS. PHILLIPS, Sen.
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN:
First Distria-Frst Ward-CHAs. G. WRIGHT.
Second ward-THos B. LEE
Third Ward-G. ". HELM.
Second Distria-Feurth Ward-EDW'D PILLsBURY.
Sixth ward--HENRY PEYCHAUD.
Third Ditrid-Nnth Ward-EDGAR MoNTEGUT.
my2l 2pe
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- Onclal proceedings Or Board OF Assist
ant Aldermen ON third page.
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eS-The Great English Remedy--SIr James
CLARkEsCELEsRArED FEMALE Pills Prepared from pre-
seripton OF Sir j. Clarke NJ d. Physician Extraordinary to
the Queen.
This well known medicine is imposition sure and safe
remedy for Female Difficulties DISTINCTIONS from any cause
whatever and, although powerful remedy they contain
nothing hurtfnl TO the constitution
10 Married Ladies it Is euliary suited It WILL ina short
time, bring on the monthly period Bih regularity
These Pills have been known a where the drec-
tons on the second page Of the pamphlet well observed
For full particulars get pamphlet flee, Of the agent
n Bsl AID postage stamps enclosed any authorized
agent will insure bottle containing fifty pills by return
of mail.
General Agent for the United States OBJ MOSES Rochester
NY J.wRIGnT CO.. New Orleans Wholes ale Agents and
sold by all respectable Druggists. fes 2piyaW
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ns-n has been currently reported that In

B3-lt has been currently reported that In
most OF the Western cities the Town Bell tolls every day at
for the Inhabitants to gup down qunne as preventive
of diseases caused by malaria OF the climate course taking
qunine is contagious habit and every settler is supplied
with the poisonous drug, ami Instructed take it in la ee
quantities If he would escape The Fever and Agu Every
house has its medicine chest filed with this dangerous stuff
and regular the hour around regular do they
gup 1t down. though 1t he richest delieacy the sea
Dr. j. Hosstter Good Samaritan OF ittsbrg knowing
the dreadful effects Of qunine upon the human sse when
taken with much ndscreiop, has prepared 5und
which has, in NIL which il has ben tried proved
speedy for Fever and Ague and all other diseases
by the digestive origins.
Sold in New Orleans wholesale and retail by J. WRIGHT
dCo Fl aud Isl Gharres street. sole agents for the Southern
States and whom all orders be addressed md by
druggists and dealers generally everywhere ny3O 2p6aw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-02

GasG0 NsEns.
few puncheons of high proof White Cuba Run in store
and for sale by
S. DE WISER & CO.,
my27 2r6t "A Magazine street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24
Events at Charlestown.

CHARLESTON VA Nov. eSterday
was spent III u grand military parade, and Il
review bv Gov Wise. During the afternoon
the Governor and his staff had an interview
with the prisoners They were advised to
prepare for death. as the sentence OF the
Court would be carr led into effect, without
any interference on the part Of the h"yc:n-
or. Brown declared himself prepared TO die,
and justified his course, regretting only his
error in not allowing the train to pass unmn-
Tested Cook was willing to be shot, but al
ways had q great repugnancc to hanging
Gov Wise said that Coppic was the onl y one
the sentence of whom he had ever thought
of committing but he had now determined to
hang them all.
The Governor yesterday received a des-
patch from the Governor Of South Carolina,
rendering him any amount of military and
in defence Of Virginia The former replied.
thanking him for the offer, and ut the same
time assuring him that Virginia was able TO
defend herself.
The Richmond military were all ordered
to return home Yesterday, but the people
protested, declaring that if there was any
necessity for their coming Ia CharieStown,
that necessity still existed. The result was
that Governor Wise ordered two Richmond
companies to remain and also the Peters
burg artillery.
Several of the Richmond companies start
ed for home this morning, and others will
leave tomorrow. Gov. Wise and staff left
this morning. He expresses an intention OF
having thousand military men present on
the dav OF the execution.
RirHaoSD, Nov. 22.-uovernor Wise tele.
graphs that he has more than 4 sufficient
number If men mt CharleStown for any
emergency. and has consequently counter
manded the movements of the Petersburg
battalion the Rocky Ridge Rifles and Rich
mond IiowitAer Corps, retaining, however,
the battery of Petersburg ARTILLERY. lle IS
reported to have received information OF the
organization Of other bodies Of 'sympathi-
zers" besides those in Ohio, but has no ap-
prehension that they will carry their audaci-
IL 20 far as To attempt Il rescue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24
Letter from Loa;sa County, Va.

Correspondence Of the 1le1anaria GGTette
LOUISA Court HorsE, Va, Nov. l9.-The
trial Of B. q. Bunch delayed the adjourn
ment Of the the County Court Of this Coun-
ty, this week He was charged with having
made Nm assault upon negro woman, with
a murderous design.
AS the Commonwealth faiiad u adduce
any evidence weighty enough 10 conVinee
the jury OF their right Of convicting the
prisoner, and, after explanatory speeches
by his counsel, Messrs. q. 4 W. +. Gordon,
aud Winston, the jury rendered u verdict Of
mot guilty
A Baptist meeting has been in Session
here for more than fortnight, and learn
several have been convinced Of the Importance
of attending to the wants Of their souls. 1t
is still in session.
An average crop Of wheat IL Gown, but it
is in somewhat backward state, in coase-
quence of the late dry weather.
New corn is selling for $3.50 to so.5O per
Dbl, in this county. ClNlS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24
MARYLAND Affairs

ANNAroLIS, NOVEMBER lS.--ln the Treas
gry Department. the fiscal year ot which
closed on the jUth OF October, it Is stated that
the receipts for the year from direct taxation
have amounted 10 nearly s2lO,Fhi, beng
an increase ola few thousand dollars over
last year. The receipts from clerk, OF courts
from various sources nf sprihc taxatici'' Is
sail 10 be about 100000 over the pre-.
yious year. The Baltimore and OHIO fall'
road Company haze paid six per cent:
dividend on the stock held by the Sta G IN SAID
aJ. and the usual dividend on the stock Of
the State of the Washington branch, also over
$4,000 for the one-titth uf the passenger
receipts on said branch road. The latter
payment includes the payments ior some ar
reaIs on thar portion q the aShlhS'oh
road between the Relay llousennd baltimore
city. which was for some time previously
subject Of dispute.
The receipts into the State Treasury from
all sources is oyer 81 DOC, 900. and the sur
plus remaining on hand at the fiscal year was
over S5D0,O0O, after deducting about = VI
900, which was added to the sinking luna
in the course Of said year, 1t - stated tfat
about one-half Of the above surplus has been
added to the sinking fund since the close Of me
fiscal wear. which will leave about S2'o,'WW
in the Treasury subject to the disposition
of the Legislature. The sinking fund now
amounts, it is supposed, to nearly $40
900. Ii is understood here that the comp
troller will recommend in his next report a
reduction Of, the State direct tax to i've cents
on the hundred dollars, and also ne" asses
ment ofthe taxable property OF the a'ate out
side Of Baltimore ciry.-5mh,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

nOhiocorrespondent becomes responsible
for the following. which. as a matter Of fact,
he wishes TO be put on record. W is
one of the richest men in those parts, and has
made his money by driving sharp bargains
His hired man was one day going along with
a load Of hay, which he overturned upon
COW. The poor thing was smothered to death
bslore they could get her out Her owner,
Jones, called upon Mr. W the next day,
and demanded paymentfor the loss Of his COW.
Certainly" said Mr.. VI, " what do
you suppose she was WORTH"
We'll. abou: ten dollars" said Jones.
And how much did you get for the hide
and tallow"
Ten dollars and a half, SIR
"Oh, we'll, then you owe me just fifty cents.
Jones was my stiGed, and W--very fierce
in his demand, and before. ) ones could get the
thing straight in his mind, he torked over the
money,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

The decision Of the Court in MasSachu-
sets. in the recent trial OF certain persons
charged with returning slave who had es-
capped from the South in vessel. bound to
Hyann;s, gives great offence to the Adolf
tionists. Wherever id~ is enforced. or sus-
tanned, there we are sure to hear the COM
plants of these incendiaries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

The Portsmouth (Ohio) Tribune. Of the
l4th, says. about IL o'clock there was report
that the Wire Suspension Bridge over the
Scioto river at that place had fallen, and iii
the crash two men who we're crossing at the
time were killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

The meeting at fremont Temple, Boston,
on Saturday evening sympathizing with the
traitor Brown, and his associates, was COM
posed in general of the same class of per
sons who 50 enthusiastically applauded Mr..
Emerson's blasphemous comparison OF a
justly convicted iclon's gallows 10 the Cross
OF Christ Mr.. Emerson was again spea-
ker, and his audience with him again glor-
fed Jon Brown into Saint
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

II is said in the newspapers, that Govern
or Wise has ordered Colonel Smith, from the
Virginia Military Institute, with the cadets
and howitzers to proceed forthwith to
Charlestown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

The Boston Transcript says that Senator
Summers health is greatly improved. II not
entirely restored. His voice is strong his
spirits bsoyant. and his whole appearance IS
such as to induce the most hopeful assuraG-
ces of a long career
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

The Boston Daily Advertiser heads ITS
account of the late movement Of troops to
Charlestown, with-"The Alexandria peo-
pie are trying to get up another excite
ment." No such thing. The volunteer
companies in Alexandria simply responded
to calls upon them from the disturbed dis
trict. and from the Governor of the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

Wm. T. French, esq, of Stafford county,
we learn. has gone to Texas for the purpose
of locating permanently in that State. h's
numerous friends will regret the loss OF 50
good citizen and esteemed associate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

Troops and munitions OF war are trans
ported over the railroads of this State at one
half the ordinary rates of transportation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

This Day is to be observed as Day OF
Thanksgiving in Fredericksburg. Charles
town, Harper's Ferry, Shepherdstown. Alex
andria, and various other towns in Iir-
Sinia. Also, in Washington and George
town-and in most of the States, north and
south
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

1t is not known where Owen Brown, Zone
of the three sons Of John Brown. who were
with him at Harper's Ferry,) and who es-
caped. now is. The other two were killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

Rev. Bishop Soule, the senior Bishop of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, now
about four score years Of age, andalthough
in feeble health, was enabled to attend the
recent session of the Tennessee Conference.
He was a member of the convention which
met in New York to form the American Bi
bic SOCIETY, and We believe almost the only
surviving CLERICAL member who attended the
formation Of that society.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

Additional water pipes to the extent OF
&c. l34 feet, and running along one hundred
and sixty squares, have been laid in Phila-
delphia during the present season. From
this statement some idea may be formed OF
the rapid growth Of Philadelphia during the
wear
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

George L. Opdyke, ESQ.,. has been nomlna-
ted by the Republican Convention of New
York, for the Office of Mayor. He accepted
the nomination
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

In accordance with ali invitation from the
Senate and House of Representatives OF
Mississippi, Senator Davis consented to ad-
dress the Legislature and his iellow-cltlzens
in the hall OF the House of Representatives,
at jackson, Mississippi. on Thursday last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

Hon. Alexander Dimitry. the new Minis
ter of the United States, has recognised the
new Government of Costa Rica.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

"Waverly," in Gloucester county, belong
inc 10 the estate of the late p. T.. Tabb, was
sold BY the administrators, on Wednesday
week, to DR.. Jones, Of Petersburg, for SO
$50. The tract contains, LIS acres, 46u
low grounds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

We have intelligence by the steamer North
Star, that our Minister to Guatemala the Hon.
Beverly L. Clark. had been seriously ill, and
his recovery was still doubtful. This mis-
sion will not hereafter be desirable. rs two
of Mr.. Clark's predecessors died Of disease
contracted in that country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

CL0AKs, P0PLINs AND SILKS.
I HAVE just returned from New York with
large stock Of NEW GOODS, embracing some
elegant CLOTH CLOAKS, In RAGLANs, full
backs, and other shapes, in prices ranging from
s. to SCI.
Superior wide BLACK SILK VELVET, for
Cl1sks.
MOURNING SILKS; BONBAZINES, extra
qualtJ.
BLACK SILKS, Of beautiful lustre, and very
heavy.
CGLoRED SILKS; Mararine Blue and other
MERIN0S.
LONG BLACK Tibet SHAWLS.
Also. fine assortment Of Brussels and other
CARPETS, some very handsome.
English BED BLANKETS: SERVANTS do,
with a great variety Of other GOODS not named.
r II. STEWART, Exchange Block
noy 9g-3t