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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, March 31.-From all which can be
learned 1T is not unsafe to say that if the state
ments relative to Sir ,liam Gore Ouseey's al
legged action in Nicaragua are correct he has vio-
lated not only his own Instructions but the solemn
understanding between the British government and
that OF the United States. If the facts are as sta
ted, the President will lit is said, notwithstanding
the refusal of Congress to grant him extraordinary
powers to protect the rights and property of cti-
Zens of the United States and exact conformity with
whatever may have been the written stipulations
between the two governments respecting Sir Ouse-
lev's mission.
The recent outrage on the vessels of the Alta ntic
and Pacific steamship Company, was to-day brought
to the attention OF the government officials, who
American citizens shall and will be protected The
prospects are that additional vessels will be
dispatched to Nicaragua.
Dispatches from the Commander of the Flagship,
Merrlmac, dated Harbor of Realijo, Feb. 2Sth,
say: There is reason to believe that the recent
cruise of the Sloop Otwar, Decatur, in the Gulf of
Fonseca has been productive of results highly ben
eilcla to the Interests of country in that quar-
ter The object of the Decatur in going to San
Juan del Sur was to protect the passengers of the
Hermann, which was expected to arrive there early
in March And the presence ofone the vessels of the
squadron being indispensable, she had been cruising
IN pursuance OF orders, to intercept Filibusters.
At La Union, the Decatur was said to be the
first United States vessel which had entered that
port. She was visited by the Governor of the De-
partment, well by other officials and the first
national salute ever received by the flag of San Sal
vador was from the Decatur, which was enthusias-
tcallv received by all classes of the people. Con-
gratuatory addresses were also interchanged by
the Commandante of La Unioa and Commander
Thatcher, copies of which have been received by
the Navy Departm mt.
Letters from distinguished sources in Paris and
London express the confident belief that there
will be no war, there being prospect of
accommodating the differences now existing.
A rumor prevails that Senor Mata, the Minister
,junrpZ Mexican (rnVarnmapt WI bD eff bprn a
short time ago for the South, has been invited i'm
mediately to return to Washington, but the report
is denied in reliable quarters, as our government
will not take further action relative to either gov
ernment in Mexico, until it shall have heard from
Minister McIane.
Mr.. Runnels has received his commission as Con
sui to San Juan del Sur.
Col. Seaton celebrated, with a few friends last
night his golden wedding, having been married
fifty years, and for about that period connected
with the National MteNiqencer
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morning. We QUOte
at II 4915 cts for few extra weed buocks; d12
cts for rstcass and 9Gl0H cts for ordinary good
Mich Cows-Continue dull at S25G65, as to quality
There are great many of poor stock sale
Veal Caves.-Good quality sell freely at 5(Gl7 cts
The stock however, is considerably of young kitens
unfit for food.
Sheep and Lam5s-The market is active at full rates
We quote l2a15 cts, so per head-aver,
age per head S6.25
Mccarthy sold clio head for $6.124 per head, and Nc
Graw 1129 head for 81 54S 52-average S66S each in.
Guiding 81 head for Bermuda at 80 50ai2 per head.
Swine.-The receipts have been larger, over 5000
head We quote at 81 96A cts. The Western Yards had
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS March So-Eyening.-
There is good demand for Quecitron Bark and about
part at S35 for first No l.
The Cotton market is dull under the foreign news re,
ceived to-day and about $50 bales only found BUYERS
mostly lew grades, at from 10h to l1h.
There is very little demand for Coverseed and only
about 200 bushels have been disposed of S525550
good and So per bushel for strictly prime lots Timothy
and faxsee and firm at previous quotations
The Flour market continues dull There was some lit
tie discussion the Exchange this morning in rela
tion to the warke the European vices
but there is quoabe change note in the price
for Flour 500 bbs Western extra sold at s6 37X
and 400 bbls in lots at s625 for superne and s675a7
for extra family -four as in quality The retailers and
bakers buying in small way at the above rates. in
Guiding fancy brands at 81 25 so per bb according
quality. Rye Flour is dull and unsettled 100 bbs
sold at $4 per Dbl Corn Meal is Pennsyva
mia Meal is badly wanted at S3.S7H per Dbl.
There is very little demand for Wheat to-day and about
lSG0 bushels only found buyers I56l5S cts for good
and prime Pennsylvania reds and 165l75 for white
as in quality Rye s steady with further sales of 50C
bushels to note at go cts Corn is in moderate request
and about 5000 bushels only found buyers SO cts fol
southern yellow aoat including cars at the
same price; and 500 bushels Pennsylvania store at IS
cts Oats are unchanged with sales of about 500 bush
els note at 55 cts for PENNSYLVANIA in store and 81
cts for Delaware, atoat. Barley Malta sale of 500
| bushels made at 100 cts, OIL time.
In Groceries there is fe 4ture and but tile move
ment to notice in the way Of sales to day.
The Provision market continues at a stand STILL but
without change to note.
Whskey is dull. Drudge selling slowly at 26k cts
hhds, cts Pennsylvania bbs IS cts; aud Western
at 20 cts.
The Cincinnati Price Current says:
We give the shipments live and dressed hogs to th
East during the past and previous season. ending
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From Vera Cruz per U. S. Irrigate Saratoga
MOBILE, March 3l.-The United States frigate
having left Vera Cruz on the 18th She left
United States sloop-of-war Savannah, two Spanish,
four French and four English man-of-wars in the
harbor. The rumors of the internal war were con-
tctng and twas impossible to gather any intelli-
gence that could be relied on. General Miramon
had met with several defeats, but his forces were
not within striking distance of Vera Cruz. He was
collecting his forces at Orizaba.
The Vera Cruzans were confident of success.
The Saratoga takes stores, and will return with
out delay TO relieve the Savannah
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There was an impression, quite prevalent during the
packing season. that the shipments the East were far
behind those of the of s5S the above shows
that this was amistake AT Buffalo S3 600 of receipts
were packed.
Additional places heard from in Iowa. Wisconsin Ili-
nois and Missouri report 81 packed increase over
the packing of 1878 OF 9,725
Aod additiona packing at Chicago
DO do do. Quincy. ncy...................1,5O l 500
14,7s4
Deduct for error in returns for Fremont Ohio 4s24
Do. do do. for Monmouth, Ill. 1857
- 1871
1908
Increase in number given February return 227 SIS
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to France.
AUSTRIA.
The Correspondence Hnras gives the following as
the result of Lord Cowleys efforts to effect an ar
rangement:
The mission which the English dplomatist came
to fulfil here is closed, and it can be declared
not to have been crowned with success in the real
meaning of the term. Though Count de Buol did
not completely reject the propositions of the Derby
! Cabinet, which were warmly supported by that of
Berlin, he thought right to submit to the noble lord
| in their second conference, as already stated, a
counter project on the basis of which Austria would
consent to enter automatically, and with the CO.
operation of the other great powers into negotia-
| tions with France few days after this counter
project had been sent to London it became known at
Jenna that the cabinet of the Tuilleries refused
accept the basis proposed, the ground that it
would rather consecrate than change the abnormal
situation OF y, against the permanent existence
of which so many objections are made. The revis-
ion OF the old treaties in the petty state of Italy
was conceded by the Austrian Government, but on
| the express condition that on the slightest
| revolutionary movement it should have the concu.
sive right of intervening miitarily. We might
add that the simultaneous evacuation of the Roman
States by France and Austria being admitted in
principle, the Austrian troops would not the less
keep garrisons in the three fortresses of Ferrara
| Piacenzia and Comachio. Austria declared her
self perfectly disposed to join her good offices te
those OF the great powers to induce the petty state
of Italy by persuations to effect administrative re
forms; but that concession will not appear to pru
dent persons to be OF any weight as long Austra
maintains in the Lombardo-V enetian provinces thu
administrative system now in force for half cen
tury. To sum up, the English diplomatist has lef
Vienna, bearing with him, it is true, the mos
friendly and pacific assurances on the part of th
Austrian government and court, but without hav
ing obtained any positive engagement of adhesion
to the proposals which the British government, il
the most praiseworthy manner, had put forward
+ The Vienna Bourse continued to decline daily
until the 18th, when there was rise of one pc
| strength Of 10 paris
The latest Vienna correspondence of the Londo
Times says, the impression that peace would not b
long maintained was stronger than ever. Austri
was fully prepared for war, but would faithful
keep the promise given to the British governmen
not to act aggressively.
The London Daily Ne,os says the attitude of tn
Austrian and Sandman troops SO extremel
menacing that the prospect of the crisis being pre-
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW Y ORK CATTLE MARKET, March 3o.-Pric
Beef al Forty fourth street:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30

I'm HS0UTHRRN CLorHI.G EsTABLrsHMaNr''-
Entirely consstent with that ready and energetic enterprise
~ the operations L. W. Lyons
they established their clothing empor
nm q The corner Of St. Charles and Common reer
hat they mAke this morning and which is that
hsy havs nov in store and IN readiness
theaf dAsnnd enstoers article of spring
eppsSel hey may require. matter how peculiar
dinasy. usea or unusual may be the article required.
stpck y boJ1 clothing vast, Includes not only
ossr gafeHs for school and dress requirements
md furnishing goods generally The toll Of
+ lasepsd ~ this ready design Of Messrs. L. w.
yoa for q their be purchased the wardrobe
Of hcys about chesply lie made up home
bo Y ssvsd. Everybody Is referred their adycr-
tiSesnent1.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30

CHEAP THUsKs. Messrs. Dunn 4 Co., Of the Phil
sdslphis trunk ,te No. 81 Magazine street, on hand
very sxensvs assortment Of Philadelphia made unks
Atss and caetbags adapted for all which they SELL
ING = prices 50 law really
chase whether any clothes to put In trunk or not
= See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30

AsDally recurring facts In = twelve years
riding rrsetice In than fifteen Of hospital practice
msnly restricted TO the Of chrsnc nsnee
given hos incident womsn-havs led to the forming
the simple, rational and well Known reliable system
By this the worst forms Of prolap-
ueri and other functional and organic
cured without causc supper any appliances Of the
The c1re u speedy and bsing almost without the POSSIBLE
~ Of failure The system has been thoroughly tested
home Institution, than Eve thou Ladies'
who from organic trouble have been confined years. under
this special treatment put upon their feet and
have the strength enabled walk aud and down
stairs without 6etriment. Of charity Is manifested by
the organ is made its NATURAL self posnE position
Of relief and she is only willing but happy do whatever
IL required for her restoration.
Let be discouraged. We reger hundr eds Of
less.
Cause relieves pain only by psralyxng the parts By It's
absorption posons the blood dAkens the skim and injuries
the memory and system It's be longly
deprecated.
This treatment with other au1iaes used in the institution
gives vitality and force the functional Of all the
gans increasing the mental force and constitutional strength
In Short makes the eneebled and delicate into healthy
vigorous and 1t obvates spinal weakness
irritation, In which many organic difficulties originate and
takes firm, curative hold chronic dseaes. Cold
weather Is favorable for speedy recovery Institution
open winter and Circulars gratis Treatise
treatment for rs cents
Address H. HALsTED, NJ. D.. Round Hill Water Cure
Northampton, Mass. m30 2pw4sAWt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30
Henry Leith,
I'acciae Matter! T,acci,,e Matter:

Fresh supply Of Vaccine Just received and can al
ways be obtained at the following Drug Stores:
e. N MORRISON & Co. Il Magazine street.
b. ABRAMS, A Camp, corner Grayier street. =
HUGH aNNEDY, Ga Charres, cor. Bienyile ST.
THos. K. FINLAY, corner Camp and Julia mi 2plms
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30
LrArHRR Goops.-Mr. Peter Hawes

LEArHER GooDs.--Mr Peter Hawes, 6s Camp
street, has hand and for sale Of goods to the
seop q which be especial attention. 1t
pss ~ sorts of lethr stationery goods such
nofs eases Wallets and articles The
kind which will he sold very low Va refer the ee
msns 81 M Hswss snd join all who hays had dealings with
him IN conmerding his PATRONAGE pace where
everything in hs stationery line may be purchased
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30

sySDIc SALE The Sheriff sells at auction TO-DAY
& hall 10 o'clock Nj the premises the contents
snd lease Of the book and stationery store No u
street snndry notes book aeeonnss claims see ad
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30
N0f5ce.


.NOftce.
NORRIS, MAULL 8 CO.,
CLoTHIHR0,
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
Under the city Hotel.
Have Just received, and opening, an unusually
large and superior ltock 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!
tcular.
SHIRTS! sHIRTs! SHIRTS!
Philadelphia Hnnd-hade.
VIII be constantly in receipt Of ali descriptions of Shirt
every arrival NORM, ara keep
the full of their justly celebrated
LINEN CAMBRIC SHIRTS,
Both White and Fancy.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
In every possible varety-embracins largo invoice of
CLoTILDE TIES,
GLOVES. HOSIERY.
FANCY AND WHITE cANBR1c HANDKERcH1EFs
UNDER CLOTHING.
uxBRELLAs, TRUNKS etc.
NORRIS, MAULL l. CO.,
cor. Camp and Common sts
m2s 2p6 Under the City Hotel.
EesU Goods /! .vesU Goods!
We have Just received, BY late arrivals from New York.
New and Fashionable assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
Most Desirable Patterns and Latest styles,
-eoxrR1sING-
NESS COATS and SACKS.
COATS and SACKS.
Fine Black Merno FRpCKs and PANTALooNs
FANCY CASHMERE PANTALooNs 0. all patterns and
qualities
BLACK ALPACA sACKs-and an endless variety of
HOSIERY, GLOVES, CRAvATs, TIES and sCARFs, of
every description.
Gauze Cotton, Merino Silk Lisle Thread UNDERGAR-
MENTs.
sUsPENDERs, POCKET HANDK ERCHIEFs, TRAVEL
ING and FISHING SHIRTS, etc.
Shirts! Shirts! Shirts!
A full assortment, comprising every style and quality
from
HALF-DozEN FOR SIX DOLLARS,
UP TO 800 A DOZEN
LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
of ST. Charles and Canal streets.
N. B.-wINTER CLOTHING and UNDERGARMENrs
AT CosTit n24 2pIot
The YsnpS.s0 Cn,sSh ho.,.,n,~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30

MEssRs. N. E. BAILEY Son, 246 Canal street.
advertise for sober, steady man 70 I've q dray
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30

6rEAA ESGINE A. y BARGArN.--We refer every
BODY Who want steam enaine The advertisement of
NJ M. Norton. No. Poydras street. who has admirable
machine Of the kind which will be sold very low hss
locomotive bosr and IL enough for saw mill USE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30

Ali EoRTs Of TwlNEs are advertised by Mr.. al.
fred KsaIny, II Magazine street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30

19- Ladies' Convention--The competitors
will please meet at the Creole Course l2 O'Clock make
necessary Arrangements The Management would advise the
public tickets at hotels bars Of this city, in order
prevent detention the gate Omnibusses leave Canal
every three minutes Exercises commence at O'Clock
p. NJ, and to continue uudl 6P.M.
ms0 2p1t DR.. l.. r. DELRIUx Director
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30


Bessttssysess, Lescts y Co.,
l,s.. CANAL STREET. :. $3.50. Lie
Have Just opened large stock Of
LINEN GOODS,
Comprising IRISH SHIFTING LINENS, all manufactured
Of pure Flax, expressly for their own sales.
LINEN sHIRTINGs,
LINEN PILLOW CASINOS
TABLE LINENS,
NAPKINS.
TowELINas, etc.,
ALI. AT EXTREMELY Low PRICES. =.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
lls Canal street,
ms 2pS door from Royal street.
Ensb1OideS les.
We are now displaying very handsome stock Of
VALENcIENNEs SETS AND COLLARS,
SWISS SETS AND COLLARS
JACoNEr SETS AND COLLARS.
cHILDREN's SETS and COLLARS,
BREAKFAST SETS.
HoNIToN COLLARS,
ETC., etc.,
ALL OF THEM EXCEEDINGLY CHEAP
BENrHUYsEN, LEWIS CO.,
m2s 2pst ll6 Canal street.
Country .MerChants
viii now find at establishment great inducements to
purchase for cash approved city paper Our stock o
PRINTED BAREGES
ENGLISH BAREGEs,
PLAIN BAREGEs,
BAREGE ROBES
oRGAHDIEs.
JACoNRTs,
LAWNS and
other seasouable DRY GOODS is extremely large and a.
low prices.
We also display fine lines Of
EMBRoIDERIEs,
LACE GOODS,
LINEN GOODS,
MANTILLAs and POINTS,
.m PARAsoLs.
TRIMMINGS,
FANS, &c.
8 II A p L e G o O ID $,
Such as Prints Stripes sheetipgs, shirtings coonade
Denim Ticks ETC., fully equal kept by the time
houses. Our stock of
SPRING SILKS
very choice and will be sold fully cheap they
bought of New York obbers. An examination requested
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS Il CO.,
ms 2p3s ll6 Canal street
Spring Shascls.
To be opened on MONDAY MORNING, 2sh inst. lot Of
NEW sYLE sHAwLs,
very handsome, and quite cheap.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
m2s 2p3 ll6 Canal street.
TS0Ueiissg Goods.
We think displaying the finest aood in
the city, comprising all the novelties early call will se
cure good selection.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS l. CO.,
ll6 Canal street,
mas 2pSt one 5oor from Royal street.
I'll Prize to Each Purchaser!
RECEIVED BY STEAMER
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS!
Consisting of-
HISTORIES
BIOGRAPHIES,
PoErICAL WORKS,
BRITISH CLASSICS
ROMANCE AND TRAVEL,
STANDARD FICTIONd
FAMILY L POCKET BIBLES,
-..g-. PRAYER BOOKS,
BOUND.
-Also-
great variety Of LATE PUBLICATIONS.
PRIZE worth from Is Gents to ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS will be presented with each Book sold at
EVANS Is CO.'S
IFT BOOKS TORE
ms 2p6t No. o Camp Street.
Especial .tOtiCe.
We have Just received sseashpa large and varied
assortment Of
II ~ G. III 9 H H AR E@ES.
By the Yard-Checked Striped and Pain-In all Coors-In
Gliding the Fashionable and Favorite GRIssAILLRs
One Hundred Choice
E " G LISH B Il R e G E ROB E s
Double Skirts From $6 so to SO co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30

BENERIr ~ TIE ORLEANs- Tomorrow night
Mons. Delagrsye, 4 very worthy member Of the ope-
ratio to have his benefit the attraction pre-
rented being Anbers opera, " The Dumb Girl Of
Portci, which will be presented for the first time
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30

NETAIR1s JocKEY CLUH. A notification Of meet
ing VI bc held tomorrow evening in Parior P of the
y. Charles hotel appears in another column over
The signature Of the Secretary Of the Club.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30

Leather Goods! Lsathes. Goods !
SUITABLE FoE-
MERCHANTS, BANKERS,
AND OTHERS.
On hand and for sale dne assortment Of
WITH AND WITHOUT LOCKS,
Made in the best and guaranteed good article
-Also-
Morocco Pocket-Books.
WALLETS, PURSES, etc.,
In great variety-sn offered at REDUCED PRICES, by
PETER HAYES,
6s Camp street,
ms0 2pst Stationer and Blank Book Manufacturer
Spring and Summer. Clothing !:
sou H ERN @.
CLOTHIN TABLISH N E N j,
26, IS and 80 st. Charles street,
CORNER Coxxos STREET.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
WH0LESALE AND RETAIL,
NEW STORES! NEW GOODS!
LOW PRICES!
PARIS, LONDON AND NEW YORK FASHIONS!
T. w. LYONS q, CO.,
Have just received per Steamers of the lages
and most magnificent stocks of
4. FASHIONABLE
FALL AMD WINTER CLOTHING
EYER BROUGHT TO THE SOUTH!
Which, for Style Material Workmanship and cheapness,
is surpassed
We have our Goods divided into three Departments but
all under general view:
STORE No. 26 ST. CHARLES sTREET-For
Boys Clothing.
STORE No. Is ST. CHARLES STREET.-THE
Mems CIothing.l
STORE No. so ST. CHARLES STREET.-THE
Furnishing Goods and Shirts.
ns-salesmea speak French, Spanish and English.
L. W. LYONS & CO.,
26, 2S and 80 St. Charles street,
m30 2plt of Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30

& EAkareAsl ~ THE VARIRrrEs. That very ex-
I etlant ~. John Seiton, is to have benefit
q kxlay night. when 8hakspeares comedy !. As
20 Lie It VII be produced, cast from the strong
- Mt ecmpany Of the Varieties It will be
lutI1v "a ~ ihs laughing conedietta Ladies Be.
fhe bax book i now omen. and We advise
fhcoe NO would have seats to secure them without
ior - 6ite certain that. on Friday night,
thers " Acesale recognition Of the merits of
III henehciary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30

Especial Notice.
We have Just received seanshpa large and varied
assortment OF
Il ~ G. III . H 1E@Es.
By the Yard-Checked Striped and Pan-In all Coors-In.
Gliding the Fashionable and Favorite GRIssAILLEs
One Hundred Choice
E " G LISH B ARE G E R BE- s
Double Skirts From IS so to $40 90.
A Large Lot Of
FIVE -Exf fENCkE H11xf e GES,
High Colors-at IS 80 the Dress Pattern.
RICH ROBES A. LES AT THE Low PRICE OF $6.
Beautiful
THREE-FLOUNCE BAREGES,
White snd Colored Grounds-at S. 90.
VERY RICH DOUBLE SKIRT BAREGEs
At Ten and Twelve nollars
Grissaille-Stone and White Grounds,
With Chene and TARTAN Figures and speSuporb
AT Twenty Dollars.
Ten Thousand Yards Of
FRENCH JACoNET-AT l2ta CTS. PER YARD
Rich Designs mo A d E Shy the Yard
in Flounced and Double Skirt Robes-And
EVERY ARTICLE IN DRESS GOODS.
We have also received LOT Of
REA L L ACE WIS,
Unusually Cheap
Ladies will do well to call early and the choice
Our stock of Plantation Housekeeping and General Dry
Is large and complete.
THEO. FROIS & CO.,
m26 2p3t 1872 Canal street, Tou-o Buildings.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30

Losr.-A red terrier dog which has been lost, is
advertIsed for
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-03-30
Cheering Tobacco.

CAe,ct,tg 1obacco.
AN IMPORTANT IMPROv MENI
In putting up
FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
Has been adopted by Messrs. E. GOODWIN Il BRO, of
New York City,
TOBACCO OF the very BEST QUALITY is selected neatly
wrappeddn TIN FOIL, aud PATENT PRESSED.
The great advantages of this consist in the
size OF the packages rendering convenient to carry in
the pocket md by being PRESSED keeps MOIST
ard FRESH, and improves in quality is while in
other brands the package the quality rap
idly tobacco growing dry-snd litter.
ing the pocket to the consumer The
Dressing which the Fine Cut Tobacco the
OF manulaenre frees it from oil grit Impurities objection.
BILE in the of Plug Tobacco Chewes will we'll to give
the Pateat P essed trial, and judge themselves
For sale by Wholesale Merchants who receive direct from
the Manufacturers.
E. GOODWIN & BRO,
2u7 and 2oo Water street.
milo 2plmtW New York,
French PerfixsnerH.
A fresh assortnen. of ALT
FINEST FRENCH PERFUMERIEs,
just received by
LION & PINsARD,
fe:s 2ptf Corner of Roval and Bienvlle s,s
Dahlia Fringe.
fresh of this recherche article just received
B. PIFFET h SONS,
ms 2pSteed 122 Canal street.
.SeaU and Fashionable ClOfhinu.
+. STRTNGER &c CO.,
81 Camp street,
Invite attention to their large and wellassorted stock
Sup French Cloth FRoCK and DRESS COATS,
Rich felvet and Plush VESTS,
French and English CASHMERE PANTS,
Rich SILK sCARFs,
CRATATS. aSd
NECK TIE5.
sHiRTS-of best quality.
UNDER GARMEsTs-of every description
ROBES DE-CHAMBRE,
JoUvIN,s KID GLOVES,
da 2ptfeod FRENCH CAMBRIC HAEDKERCHIEFs,