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7. 4. WAITON.

.J.B 3: WALTON.
Sss I * f ~ ssss Hasa
ofiss7 and 1855 sun Mutual Insurance Company.
4 By J. B. WALTON,
saa AUUroxEEg-Oflce, 40 Camp street.
~ 3, ,.l Nay "a 1850, ct n s,eIos
e. s,dsr q 5s Hsa F. y RI, Judge
ekM NJ 4 4 81 FIT se 8 s' CHURCH
for Interest Psid e sIst December, 1850
pi s sist a6ss iss CON
- TERMs-cash on The spot
SUCCESSION DE AMOS w: HAIHEs, DEcGDf-BANc
fsp: Z f'e e sg' IL &
N'' PAR J. B. WALTON.
q. q sg5Hg Encanteur-4o rue a carap.
s. Charlie ssrIu aq 0rd e. d f. Nor
6 u T. u W III Ge1 xe as date du
us BANG No g. dams la Premiere Egise Congregation
GERTfFIcAT Dua BILLET de Ia eopagne Assurance
sun Mutual 1s5-s0; nteret pave tusquau 81 de de-
cERTfFfcAr Dun BILLET Dc q compsgnie q
SIM Mutual pour nteref psye jasqn sn 81 &c de-
pour compile de la succession de Amos w. Haines
@ CONDITIONS Compliant au moment de l'sdjadiessioa
PEREMproHY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED
and unmproved property in the First District.
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Parish or ST. Tanrnany. fl
a.sz 4a4e -
Two Squares OF Ground in the Town Of Ca.rotont auction
BY J. B. WALTON,
AucTIosEER-ofice 40 Camp street.
c,ATuRDAY. MAY 26. 1850. Mt IL O'Clock
~ NJ ut the St Charles Exchange will be sold at auction
A Two-SToRY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE ON
TOUGHER STREET.
FouR LOTS OF GROUND with the irproveneuts there
" the First District of this sy IL The square bounded BY
foeyiaf5e roasaef Saepe !a.e nnp,ahte] anu magazine
Streets dssgna'eo as io's nos. 10 . anu ~.
tt M N measures ~ feet front m Fnncbsr street nv 1sn
of l2S feet ~ inches between parallel lines
The imnrovemerts on dis Let consis NJ ,rosorv rna
fnnsa s;.l slie,ies rrat an, rsar
d;rarns, ronnn roo on S,.t 49, ,trs ~
AWE r csba,s an sacnd snar h.r s,o r,o bo,i %
49,, n a.,an,ny sron, N y, aigt III
lens etc -
e sos 4 hha sd neat a1n - icy rom on
~ usp" VI io ee e'ee "i 'aes' pai az
NJ, , - - 49,, ~. 100.
IN 'se ots epsst % ,nree one
@ bni,din and .rn rnn n NJ , ao4,s y ny
,hasa ints ,nn Tn .hI 1870 l, @ "
MONTH
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ECONOMY is WEALTH.

GARMENTS CEMENT OR NEGATIVE GLUE.
For nemanenty joining broken Chins Glass Earthen and
Wooden Ware Leather India Rubber goods and
Fancy 4fiieies of all Kinds.
Ask for garnans Cement Negative Guei and take
other surpasses anything of the kiud in USE leaving
trace of any cement having been applied.
L. B. wHEELOCK L CO.,
Sola Wholesale Agents,
No. Al Magazine ST.
v all pstei Druggists and Dealers generally
a, =. go y - - sfa2s 3mkW
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;IT1H LOUIS VILLE aKFEsIAN WELL WATER

Ths Celebrated Water which obtained from the Aresian
we'll al Louisville from the depth of @ feet has been proved
nv the aalysis Professor Lawrence Smith, of Louisville and
Professor James R. Chtan OF New York. 70 be closely allied
in It's medicinal properties to The tared waters q kss-
rky and the Congress spnsa of Saratoga y now for sale ~
this city. -, ,,s.,...... 1,.-.,,.o,.,,.,.
of he Liver etc., far supssses any Of the
sn,nasoI uaers heretofore put up In bottles and
packed with p neal strong boxes containing TIVE
ss''' p. b. FERRALL. Commission Merchant.
I'm, - - Nc. IL Poydrss street
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ERENGH AND OTHER bTt,nERW ~
II GuAGES BOOKKEEPING, ETC. -
PROF, RICHARDS ACADEMY,

No. % drawer street. Mercantile InssAuts
Having secured assistance Of eorps,eut ,hs,t
from this day receive pupil whng any a ii AYi
ne Aadein Languages Book Aasheute FcssSsn.
snip Archissena prsslns and g hs AsaHshes d
e,nsy liberal aad feel cundsst Hsl any pupil X Srsy
hduairy win learn in ONE MONTH Al nv AeaicT ns
ne would n WHOLE YEAR n cshsif Ccxzss aid -.
cAiea High schools Gentleman invited exaz1a
ENESA COW KHGA8-fu0 sseks IA R0f.ls 4 f5lIW
PEAS landing exseheonsf Z. Gzrdnor, sez saie 81
aan hAsAa's u d : ss, q
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80 MONTGOMERY WE4lTE SULPHUR -.
PRINGs, near The Virginia and Tcnnesses Rail W.
for the reception Of visitors the 18th day of ma ~
paeity to accommodate has increased " the ud f
Cd and md hs p ddrg has eh
Mattresses Passengers reach this place without Sae
and those who desire 80 The Salt Sulphur Gree
brsr White Sulphur Sweet Sp,inpr sa N ,ssc
t as1e s tssy may Eh and then Mes
leave DAILY reaching Salt Pond to dinner I'M ai, nf
phur o miles, to and the White Suphur and
sweet Springs each 81 mesi dinner NIGHT tyaveL
Leave Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Big Tunnel esao
my9 Pm RflRT n NflSIsy Pr,-s iss.,s
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ofrIcE OF NEW ORLEANS CRY RAnRoAD Co, 1
No. 4 Royal street.
this Office until the Is, Of june, for 5O0 feet Of YELLOW
PINE LUMBER Said Lumber be Of the quality free
from sap splits knots other defects calculated 10 impair
its strength aud durability and shall have the following dimen
sions, o-w1t
100000 feet eight inches In width and Eve inches in thickness
In lengths of eight feet
900 40 feet eight inches In width and i've inches IN thickness
In lengths Of twenty TO thirty feet.
Said Lumber shall be delivered assorted and piled by the
tractor in such quantities and sc points along the line of
road the Company direct and shall BIO delivered In lots
oows 100 900 feet BY the Isl Of july 100000 every
thirty days after until the whole shall have been delivered
Good and solvent security will be required for the faithful full
flment OF the contract.
Payments in cash delivery and acceptance by the Company
Of each delivery OF 10000 feet len retained in
OF the contract.
piled. mxII tjeI
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ST. Andrew, Plaquemlnes Josephine Streets
divided into quarters Of square.
BY ]. B. WALTON,
Auctoneer-otfce, 40 Camp street.
WILL BE SOLD mt private sale, ON appli-
w cation to the Auction err
THAT VERY VALUABLE and most eligbly located square
Of ground bounded by Chestnut St Andrew Paquemnes and
follows
QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER of Chestnut and
ST. Andrew l79 feet inches and lines front Chest
street. by III feet inches in depth and front St. An
drew
QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER Of Chestnut and
Josephine Streets 9 feet inches and lines front Chestnut
street. by Us feet inches and lines in DEPTH and front
sephlne street.
QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER Of Plaauemines and
Josephine Streets l7 feet inches and lines Plnaue
mines street. by IFS feet inches and lines Josephine
street.
QUARTER FORMING THE CORNER of PIaquemlnes and
ST. Andrew streets B feet inches and lines front Plaque
mines street by IL feet II inches on ST. Andrew street
This well known formerly belonging to j. Burnside
ESQ., has large nunher OF fine large shade trees
tits well filled and fenced and offers parties seeking sites
elegant suburban residences opportunity procure
most desirable in the Fourth District.
1t within two Of the Magazine street market and
one square of the Pania line OF omnibsses and the route of
the horse railroad under contract.
Ess-Fnr price and terms amply the Anctioneer a16
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Having removed their old stand 1868 Broadway their
new and more extensive establishment have hand
manufacturing to order every description of Fashionable
riages and light and Trong Wagons from the best
ccted materials and workmanship and for beauty of design
finish and durability equal superior any other
this country feT tvaW
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cost. Marx,s Orphan Boys, Asylum, ThIrd

Disffsct n /" - ~'
Amen YOU long you did 1t OF these my
lesst brethren, you did it to mel MATT. xav, 40,
The Superintendent Of this Institution would respectfully call
the attention the chariibly disposed following
There three hundred and five poor orphans In The Asy
lnm In great want Of cl0tling.
Iii ceraie that many we'll dpocd gentlemen cosign,
at this ,efr old clothes the moths not knowing
thing better Ia do with them.
ptans
There ofentnes In the articles of food cch.
ing, more less damaged, and consequently unfit for sale
these world be Of great service TO the orphans.
The Legislature not having nsde appropriation this
public charity
Any gentleman wishing to sd them in this way
Office 10 the Superintendent Boxc H. indicating the residence
etc. of the DONOR will be prowptly attended to.
Donations will be received Mr. ayton' IS Cartrcs
Nc Victor Sere's Duane street. close to Aiaais Mime Ban
ckes Condo street. opposi,c the Arcbishops residence
View Orleans. April ~, 1866 my10
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MOST DESIRABLE SQUARE OF GROUND FOR ELE-
CANT private residences in the Fourth District bounded by
Chestnut St. Andrew, Paquemnes and Josephine streets
divided into of sunare,
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HYGEIA HOTEL -
EAiiHI Old Point Comfort Ya.3 March L 1860 49,
This favoe celebrated for fine sea bath
ing refreshing hrezas and abundance Of Fish Oystas
and Grabs will be opened for the reception guests on the Ist
of June. ss
The Hotel situated at Fortress Aanro the la sest military
posi- in The United States where eight companies splendid
band of music stationed The ents establishment ID
undergoing thorough renovation and painting which, with
building Of construction. will be sufficiently
large accommodate upwards of thousand VISITORS
The undersigned lately themselves together
in the business and with attentive assistance Will spare
pains making delightful residence for tnosa
seeking health pleasure Railroad and steaaboat connec-
tons perfect in their arrangements that persons
parts South West can reach Old Point win
the greatest facility. JOS. SEGAR,
O. q WIFI IN
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z J. B. WALTON,

SUCCESSION or AMOS W. HAIsEs, DECEASED
Pew ia the First Congregational Unitarian urehacrip
Of 1851 and 1853 Sun Mutual Insurance Company.
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- HORSES:-HORSES.- !
NE0Sn Mr. WM PYBUS will leave for the North and Yves

En Me- WM PYBgs will leave for The North and Yves.
.AZforward them weekly keeping full supply in my
Stables All orders from the country city Har
Horses single in pairs will be short notice Mt
very smal profits or will sold on long time desired
determined TO keep full supply of line the Market
and will sell lower Than has ever been offered under
full guarantee By responsible parties. "
DIR, j. ELLIOTT
corner of paronne and Union streets,
pta
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YTIRGINIA CAMEL COAL, At GREATLY RE-

We have just received direct from the mines aud dis
Charging 50 barrels Of the aboye superior Coal and for
81 stofage room will deliver direct from the levee
gssen Thousand barrels The low oil seyenyve cents per
hafel
T Coal Is the celebrated Peyton Mines in the mount
ai Western Virginia. and for all domestic combined is
aeQusled For he paror it equals The best English Camel
and economical il has weight and greater dra
b and for the kitchen for cooking purposes il is superior
any coal in this In burning leaves coal
from hard wood and answers all its purposes and at the
offered least 20 cheaper than
pood No families Wishing lay in their years supply
bout af the price Will probably sell for in winter this
,ssrs opportunity.
III sfENGEh flEliJ q Gu.; ~.
lolyII 12t corner Camp and Girod streets.
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~ CONTINENTAL HOTEL. -
zEH PHILADELPHIA. -
Corner Of Chestnut and Ninth streets.
ofEsEpIs FEnauAays lssx

This magnificent establishment saecessfua opefato
IS universally conceded 10 BIZ in all respects, ths
Most Complete Hotel In tho World,
and will be conducted scale az beraiy an its depart
ments which cannot fail make the popular headquarters
Tor pleasure tanrss from the South and West during carly
Summer and the Autumn Accommodations are offered fer
nearly 1000 guests fitted and furnished with every modem I'M
which experience could suggest far comfort and cor.
venienee while vertical railway q 10 be Introduced convey
parties by steam in commodoas upper noors thus
securing the mir and qne Of the higher without he
fatigue Of ascending stairs
Another novel npro has been eected by whfch
powerful fanwhee Operated BY IT fresh
air through The public and corridors cooling and se
laing tho house in a superior manner. #z
The interior arrangements Furnishing have been conf
peted under the personal supervision Of Stevens the
lessee under whose management the SUCCESS ii IL
Revere House and fremont House in Boston, the Battle House
and Point Clear Hotel in Mobile Ala the Fh Avenue
Hetel in New York has been established Efforts
pense viii be ed to render the Continental attract
i've Travellers Home in the Union.
niyl5 12tnW2t j. r. STEVENS 4 CO., Prnpriatcrs.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPRONED PROPER
TY IN THEFoURTH DISTRICT, AT AUCTION.
BY J. B. WALTON,
Auetioneer-oaice, 40 Camp street
THURsDAY, May ~, 1850, at ~ O'Clock M
al private sale, will be Sold
ONE LOT OF GROUND in The Fou District OF this city,
in the bounded by Felicity, ST. Andrew, Carondcet
thirty feet front on Felicity street. by depth of lol Feet
Dwelling House with slate roof containing the usual number Of
rooms conveniently arranged with galleries in 'front.' the
side etc, capable OF being rented at $500 per
ATERMsOne-thrd cash Balance In one and ,so wears
credit In the notes of The purchaser his bearing
six per cent interest from day OF sale maturity
eight per cont. thereafter not pnlcunly nd with snc.
eial mortgage on the property sud until final payment.
The buildings be insured to satisfaction of the vendor
by the purchaser and the policy Of insurance transferred
vendor.
ONE LOT or GROUND in the same District and square
adjoining the above described lot and having the same measure
msnt.
notes dated December "a 1883 each for $3.50 payable one
two and three years with interest the per
an from date 70 maturity and eghs thereafter
if not punctuay paid with special the
until final payment; and for tho balance, cash.
Acts Of sale before E. G. Wells Notary Public at the ex
pense of the purchasers.
oNELoT OF GROUND In Tho Fourth District Of this city
in the bounded by Washington avenne Camp Fourth
and Magazne streets designated by the No plan
~ In the office of j. Beard late Notary in this city
O. Sturk, Notary.
Said ot "a fees inches and lines front on Wash
ngon by depth of l03 feet inches and lines be
tween parallel lines
E-TERMs-On third cash. Balance one and two years
credit in The notes of the purchaser his order with
interest at the rate OF six from Of sale
maturity. and eight per thereafter II pnnctually
paid with special mortgage on the property sold until final
payment.
Act Of sale before Notary Public at the expense OF
the purchaser myE
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OFFICE OF CHIEF PoIJcg,
New Orleans March Is, 1860
kEre Notice 1a hereby given that Poisoned
Meat will be distributed to Dogs and the
April. next. TH0S. L. ADAMS
f1xg Chief Police
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AUCTION Sales.

Mirrors Velvet Carpets Library and Piano al auction On
account Of departure lax
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Steamboat Rspartures Obs gau.

nBTyventy Dollars Saved ON RnssnEe and
Expenses NEW YORK AND OTHER NORTHERN I'll
TIES, Via Savannah, Georgia. 49,. .
as II ''es'' New oiiean4' aA' j. W. GREGORY, Agent
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FOR SALE OR RENT-A HANDSOME
Residence on Magazine street. near Louisiana Avenue
I squares from the Ninth street Market The house
ains III finished In the best beauty
The ground contains one square handsomely oramen,ed with
BILE, carriage, chicken and pigeon house, ETC.
VIII sell or rent the above property to good
further particulars inquire at Office Is Exchange Place. OPP
posi- Q the Post-oficc f
all If p H. WILLARD
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Propriefors Point Clear Iz5atfs
Mobile May ]. 1860 Abs Of Bastis Hoase, 4 aui
n1Y2l Hey -aaal. l..a

-, PRADATvs HOTEL, BILOXI The under
G signed successors Hrs Elizabeth Pfndat Formerly mo
preress Ct the Green Oaks Hotel Bslsx Respectfully
nonnce public this establishment open for ri
Attached to the hoel goad billiard table
hesaul yacht saddle horses huggsa ard eAsrsgss sa
ing pleasure asd comfort Visitors to Pdats Hotel wsshi
boat. @
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1858; Nov. 10, 1858; and March 49, 1859.
PHFLAN Il CoLLENDER,
Sole Manufacturers
3d. 65, 67 and SO Crosby street
es~ These tables are In and mny be Mer's
Southern Billiard Saloon los Gravier street, also the
Louisiana Pelican and Boston Clubs obtained
NJ NJ MILLER Agent for this city, who also sells all
tices Billiard line follows Billiard Cloths Balls
Cues Ieeher Chalk He has also hand and for sale
several fine second hand Billiard Tables iy21 1y
,VIaE OLDEST CANDY MANDATORY
IN AMERICA
o ESTABLISHED IN 1906.
Ridley & Co..
CORNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON STREETS,
Opposite the Hudson River Railroad Depot1
NEW YORK.
CANDY, SUGAR PLUMs, LozENGEs, ETC., ETC.,
all their varieties exclusively from treble refined Loaf
Sugar without adueraon sdmxure of deeerious snb
stances of any kind.
Those wishing to purchase pure article requested to call
and examine our stock them with those offered
elsewhere.
Ha- Boxes of ASSORTED CANDIES, for families put mp
to order, at prices ranging from s. upwards.
~ Candies etc. packed in boxes of 2b ~ and 100 lbs
suitable for the Southern trade, and shipped to order
AS- Orders by mail promptly executed
H5- Terms cash. 1yl3 "
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H II. DIBBLEE q CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs

@Al eStrayed from the Louisiana Bakery on the 9Th May
y4&.&.one Brown Mexican Horse with the mark Of split
an one q MS fore feet also light Roam Mexican Mare Pony
With long tnl and Whoever Will return the said horses
shall receive the above reward.
BEAT.S & MILLER
Ts,us Rnke Tra ple Ruld
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SGHUUIB-lAM
animation Of the Pupils of the Girls High School since 1856
and Of The Boys High School since sSfor the purpose
awarding Dplomaswi be held at the Library Hail.
mencng the 18th Of Jnne at5P NJ For further pareu-
lars. APPLY at The Library Hall.
my2 fie25 AUG. CASSARD, Secretary.
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CHAs. II. NASH, BROKER, AND DEALER IN
" SCRIP, STOCK, NOTES, REAL ESTATE AND Ex
CHANGE,
No. as Carondelet street.
o3l ly Between Common and Grave1.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession OF VIM. L. stroud, deceased
GtTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of Bossier-In Dis
- trict Court-l7th Judicial District. BY virtue Of a
writ of sale directed by the Hon District Court in
and forthe Parish ofBossier and State aforesaid, will
offer for sale at public auction, to the highest bidder at
the markethouse in the town of Shreveport Parish of
Caddo,
Saturday, the 18th day of September, 1860,
between the hours OF II O'clock NJ, and o'clock, NJ
the following described land belonging to the success
sion of VIM L. Stroud, deceased, late of the parish of
Bossier, toNyit:
The northeast quarter of section No. sixteen, o., in
township twenty-one, (2l Orange fourteen a. west.
Terms OF sale.-Cash for much will pay off the
special mortgage said land held by the State of Louis
lana the payment of two notes for eight hun
bred and twentysix dollars EACH with interest at per
cent from 18th of January, 1853 and costs and the bal
ance on credit of twelve months with per cent inter
est from date purchaser to give his note with good per-
sonal security and special mortgage to be retained
thespropery sold, purporng confession of judgement,
waving benefit ofappraisement.
Ifnot sold the above conditions the said land viii
be readyerised and sold on credit Of twelve months
according to law,
Acts Of sale at the expense of the purchaser.
II. HUNSICKER,
Shreveport Auuligt Is 1870. auctiOueeP.
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Ke0Ifered Tor Noncompliance.
I'm DISTRICT COURT-State Of Louisana-Parish Of
4 Caddo No. 55O0.-ELJAH STEEL vs.. JOHN X. LAMER-
lex BY virtue Of writ Of ieri facias directed by
the Hon District fthe parish and State aforesaid
in the above entitled suit will re0ffer for sale, on
Of the failure of the purchaser at sale made by
me on the 4th day of August 1860, to comply with the
Of the sae public auction, at the courthouse
in the city Of Shreveport parish and State aforesaid
the highest bidder on
Saturday, the 9th day ofOctober, A. d. 1860,
between the hours of II o'clock and o'clock NJ.
the following described property, seized that Of the
defendant John K Lamerck, and to be sold pay and
satisfy the writ above mentioned, towit:
The undivided one half of lot 70. thirteen sin block
No thrty-two 1927 with one half of the buildings and
improvements said lot situated in the city ofShreye-
port Parish Of Caddo.
Terms of sale-Cash, with the benefit of appraise-
memt NATHAN HOSS, Sheriff.
Shreveport Aug. 29th 1s6u-swf SO 80
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GREAT EXCITEMENT!
AND NO IIUMRUG!

THE WAR WITH MEXICO, Is NO DOUBT TO COM
MENCE SOON. TEE CRr IS CHEAP GooDs
DUT let me make war first here in Shreveport by
, selling nv SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS, the
CheaDest that ever has been offered vet here in this
place On and from this date will offer the following
goods One large lot Of Oak Tan Russets q 81 10 pr
One Boys lot of Oak Russets G........... 70 cts.
% dozs. Mems, Boys and Youths Brogans @ 70 81 %
1O0peces Americans English cacoes from to 10 a yds
% fine French g 10 to zoe pr yds
50 American ,French6Scotch gnghams 10 to 26cts
100 fine JAG OrgandI colored musns from loo to 25c
so French organdi ounce dress patterns 81 80 to 90
% q" Plain barage, ;...-... "a 20ets.
% Barage double skirt and ounced dresses 80 to 90
80 Robe auille dresses .......... a. 2 50
Il large lot of Marseiles and cotton counter panes
12-4 wide from 81 so to 81 90
900 yards heavy No. 0snaburgs, q 10cts.
5000 Brown shifting from to 10 per yard
1000 and Bleached sheetng, from to 25 cts
100 doz fine Ladies, Misses and childrens cotton
hose from 10 cts to 25 cts.
100 assorted fine Ladies, Misses and chdren's
hell bootees from 75ets to 81 80 cts
also large variety of other goods numerous to men
ton which will be sold in proportion.
In addition to my Fancy and Staple Goods have re
ceyed fine assortment of the latest style of Spring and
Summer Ronnets also Ladies' Misses ndchildrens hats
which will sell at reduced prices, am determined to
sell nv goods regardless of profits prices also have
a very fine stock of Clothing and furnishing goods,
Spring and Summer Hats, such as Mems Cassmer and
Leghorn Bows hats CAIN Straw and Leghorn, also a
fine lot ofchdren fancy hats all ofwhcl will be offered
at the same low prices Ladies and Gentlemen are par
ticuarv invited to come and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere my goods are all new and fresh
and have been bought expressly for this market Country
people will find it to their interest to and see for
themselves and get bargains. W MARKS,
Texas street. between Market and Edward
CbrnvnnOrt ADril 1850.