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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28

my The newspaper editor is, in
fact. the creator of politicians and
statesmen. He tolls that others
may rise he sows that others may
reap. In the loom of his ever.work-
ing brain are woven the theories
and the facts, the arguments and
the appeal with which the ambi-
tious aspirant clothes and strength
ems himself. Rarely considered,
the editor is like the ladder upon
which the statesman mounts to
distinction, too frequently to be
kicked away the moment the
statesman attains the long-covet
ed prize. Thousands of these men
are to-day laboriug and starving,
while those they elevate are proud
and prosperous. In one Of the
latest novels of Mr.. Bulwer, he
tears away the veil and discloses
the secret machinery by which
many of the English leaders are
enabled to witch the world with
noble deeds Of craftsmanship. A
pale student spends nights and
days in collecting the information
and preparing the speeches of the
cold and lofty orator, and as the
latter entrances the House with
his statistics and logic, no QUO
thinks of the patient, obscure, and
unknown instrument Ivy which he
has been enabled TO obtain oil this
information. Horace Greeley has
been the architect of many q das
cling reputation. With his mn.
creasipg efforts, his fertile intellect
and his enthusiastic devotion IL
his great profession, he has forgot
ten himself in his zeal for others. -
He has seen the prize of high plac,
tho emoluneuts Of great Office, the
honuors and the distinction of par
ties and of combinations, absorbed
and mouopolizcd by others, shrewt
and cunning gamesters, who, Will,
watching his energies, have avail
ed themselves of the fruits of biz
Observation-Disclosures Press.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28

DESTRUCTIVE Fine AND SUPPOSED
lNcENpIAmsn-At l2b o'clock last
night FIRE broke out IN the kitchen
of a two-story frame hause, owned
by Mr.. Philpot and occupied 10y
Mr.. Cannon, on Apollo street, be.
tween jackson aud Philip streotg,
Fourth District. Owing 10 the
fresh wind blowing at tho time, and
the total absence of water, the preni-
Sea, valued ut $4,000, were totally
consumed, and the fire extended
rapidly, right and left, defying the
efforts of the firemen 10 stop the
work of destruction.
The other buildings destroy were
on the lower side, the adjoining
one story frame house, occupied M
u cake and soda shop, valued at
$1,000; a neat, one story aud attic
cottage, owned by Mr.. Whitaker,
and worth $500 On the upper
side, or above Mr.. Philpots pro-
pcrty, n splendid two story build
ing, appraised at $4,000, owned by
Caspar Aucb, and a two story frame
house belonging TO Mr.. GeBin.-
Another two story, double frame
house, forming the corner of Apollo
and Phillip streets. also owned Ivy
Mr.. Genin, was scorcbed by the
flames aud escaped with slight
damage.
Besides the loss on the buildings
some $4,000 worth OF furniture was
destroyed or so badly damaged as
to DO valuless. We understand
that the whole loss, or nearly so, ID
covered by insurance.
Just at the time the buildings
were burning fire was discovered
in box Of newspapers in n house
on the opposite corner. Tho box
was thrown in the street in time to
prevent another disaster. This
and other circumstances connected
with the fire combine to create the
belief that il is the work of incen
diarism. Suspicious rest on a ne
gro boy, who was seen in the
ncighborhood at about o o'clock
yesterday evening, making strange
inquiries of the servants as to what
families were at home or out Of
town.-Pic7Vtne.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28
Very respectfully, your obedient sorv'..



ANCIENT HERALDRY. Symbolism
having reigncd in Egypt to the ex
tent unknown TO us, II is somewhat
surprising that it was not oadier
adopted in the Middle Ages as n
means Of expressing individuality,
more especially as it was so freely
laid under contribution as means
If not the end--of ecclesiastical
decoration. Heraldry was not cal.
led into practical use until the
twelfth century, although there
were certain instances Of particu.
lar families bearing devices as ear
ly as the conquest. The Crusades
are generally supposed to have been
the exigebcy which brought the
system to perfection, for it was i'm.
peritive that The various leaders Of
marching army, composed for the
most part of volunteers, should be
easily recognized. In an age when
scarcely man in q thousand could
read, what means were 10 disiin-
guishable as symbols 7 1t 10 not
exactly known by what process OF
thought or custom, arms came TO
be considered hereditary but at
the commencement Of the thirteenth
century we find them descending,
with the owners estate, TO its heir;
and from that time down to the
reign of Henry VIII, they indicate
precise possessions, whether ac-
quircd by inheritance or dover, OF
the bearer. In this respect, modern
heraldry has departed from ancieut
meaning, inscmucb as it now shows
descent only; whereas, in olden
lines, it denoted territorial posses.
sions.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28

VINO ARE IN THE WoRLD.-This
New York daily is said to start with
large capital, and is in competent
hands. Mr. Cummings, formerly Of
the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, is
one Of the publishers. Mr.. II. Spauld-
ing, long and favorably known from
his connection with the Courier and
Enquirer, is chief editor. Richard
Grant White, the Shakspearian schol-
or, is connected with the literary de.
partment. The Albany friends Of Mr..
Manton NJ. Marble, who has been
connected with the Boston journal.
the Traveller and the New York
Evening Post, will feel assured that
his chair Of assistant editor will be
well fllcd.-Albany Journal.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
Explosion OF the steamer Ben Lewis.
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.

MtmFms, 95.-The steamboat Ben Lew
is, of the regular Mississippi packets be.
tween Memphis and ~. Louis. exploded
her boilers aud burned 10 the waters edge,
this morning
Capt. Holmes; Manson Harris, second
clerk; Arthur Sharer, second engineer
aud Frank Devlil, steward, are all mis-
sing.
+. &. Marshal, first clerk, and McGinnis
fret engineer, were slightly scalded.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28
ASrThe dictionary war has snr

hTThe dictionary war has spread
to the United States Senate, and that
honorable body is reported to have
capitulated to Worcester. In a bill
recently passed, Mr.. Bayard, of Della
ware proposed variety of verbal and
literal changes to improve its Ian
guage and orthography-among 9TH
err changes, he moved wherever the
word 'otfense' is spelt with an - in.
stead Of a C. to strike out the s. and
insert the c. because it is an offence
against the English language to spell
it in that way" The modification
was made, amid some laughter on
the part Of the venerable Senators.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28

PATENTS IssuED.-ln the list Of
patents issued during the week
ending the 18th inst, we find the
following:
Leonard Coleman, Of New Or.
leans, La, for Improvement in
mills.
Paul Marcelin and Ernest Eude,
Of New Orleans, La, for improve.
ment in manufacture of sulphurou,
acid.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28
What would you like to Havel

t'O thtN' B6ttftth' 49,
rain which came upon us on Tues
day morning aud continued through
yesterday, housed people hereabouts
80 that they could not get about TO
ask the news. The crowd at the
corner dispersed reluctantly, after
expressing willingness to stay
and discuss the affairs of the nation
under ordinary circumstances; but
Il could not reasonable be expect.
ed that they should do so IN the
rain. Had, idle and indifferent
listeners volunteered to stay and
hold umbrellas over them, the crowd
at the corner might have remained
there to this moment, advancing
each his own proposition and deny
ing the force and effect Of others.
Such discussion il not only edify.
ing but profitable lin the extreme
Our people are ut home today and
they would like to have all the
news in the morning paper. Unfor
tunatcly, the language Is such that
IL cannot be eondesed so as Co give
in an exciting time like this. even
The head of things. Would you
like to know what was done al Bal
timore last night, by the Domocra.
tic National Convcntion3 Would
you like TO hear of the still further
dissention in the CredeDtial Com.
mittee 7 Or would it better suit
you, to know of the probable per.
sonat conflict between two Arkan-
sas Delegates 7 There was a
great Douglas meeting at Reverdy
Johnson's, and an anti-Douglas
meeting next door. Douglas speech.
ca were made on one hand, and
autiDouglas speeches on the other;
in order TO make good use of tho
time. allowed the committees on
resolutions TO report Would you
like to hear of the prospect for tho
great smash, of which the telegraph
has been talking for several days
past 7 Or would the two duels now
on the tapis, interest you more
There IL so much TO select from-st
many and startling propositions AM
stockings affairs, all having cqua
claim on attention, that It is difficult e
select from them. When the bali Is
fairly opened, we shall have amusc
ment enough Of our own, without
going abroad TO look for it. Oul
readers will notice that there ia thi
morning call for Old Wings to raj
ly "a call for the friends Of tho Con
stitutiou and the Union, and another
call for Douglas Democrats TO meet
At the same time, n Breckenridge
club is organizing, and meeting o
Artesians is threatened In the fac,
Of all this, the Fourth Of July, will b,
here next week. With all thes,
things on hand, the dear people vii
hardly have time to take physic an,
we predict healthy season.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28
THE LAST VISITOR.

"who II n knocks this s,ormy night,
Ne very esfefui n the liRhtp
The Good man said 10 his wife.
And the good wife went 10 the door,
And never again IN a II his life
win the good man see her more.
For he who knocked that night was Death,
Ard the light went cut with a little breath,
And the good man viii miss his wife
TIN he too, goes 10 the door,
When Death will cary him up 10 life,
To behold her face once more.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28
nrA- To every innovation in tn

neA- To every innovation in the
worlds affairs, the regular army Of
English expressions is indebted for
reinforcements Of words. When
Louis Napolean marched his army to
the aid of the Italians, mobilize was
at once adopted as child Of a regi-
ment, and the somewhat slangy word
vim became supplauted by the more
euphouious expression elan. The
treaty.box Of the Niphouese has come
full. heightened with words and phra-
ses. Suicide will henceforth be
known as "happy despatch" and our
venerable President will be styled
Tycoon. Officers will be Kamis /;
aud mock suctionecrs will sell tokays
instead of watches. If VIC could on
ly import ideas it would be worth
while; as it is, any futher additions
to the language in the way of words
are Of doubtful utiity.-Bulletin.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28

Ya- Six hundred thousand dollars
worth Of gold dust has been forward.
ed to the mint from Pixies Peak, an
average of six dollars to every emf
grant in the diggins.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28
FRESH CHOCOLATE.

lust received an assortment o. Superior Cboeo-
- lz.s by juDs22 I'D. dNH 4 GIL
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28

BR- A certain Mr.. Livermore, has
challenged the whole State of Virgin.
ia, to meet him in discussion of the
question Of slavery. Let Gov. Wise,
launch a letter at this maniac, and
smother his insolence,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28

Ray The census takers find great
difficulty in ascertaining the ages
of girls, a large majority Of them
being only sixteen.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28
sEGARsi SEGARSil

DER steamer Cahawbs. received n large assort-
4 ment Of the most fayorits brsnds-for sale
at v. llBUDE 4 co.'s
June1l Dug Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28
HARPER,s MAGAZINE

FOR JULY. 1890,
Just reesiVed aud Tor sais ~
juus2o2w J. MCCORMICK.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28

MCs1CI new supply Of violins, Guitars,
wi flutes, Flies, Musical Boxes, String Music,
strings, de-, just received by
junel6 I'D 6wM. BOGKL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28
~ . RI II NJ Il n q.
COME THIS WAY.

LTsU uOOKS.-Linessnd Floats, for sale By
II janslG I'D WI. EOCEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-28
GIN STAND.
BATH SPONCEs.

A LANCE stock ~ genuine Turkey Baihin
~ spcnges. just received by
juus.2 ED. W. BogTL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-07
10 Cssa.es szt Oasce.

The quickest and the remedy is of course the BEST
hence In such disorders as piles salt rheu and scroa and
a every kind Of cuianeous srupon rnts wounds bruises
o.a sares essipeas, and all Of The genus DALLEYs
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR Is the only real auiek ana
escnal cure e b obtained Try once and you win never
Ne without Ii, s y a AZ =
Fer aale In Nsw Orleans, wholesale and rstasl ~
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
2 and Isl ehArtres street.
" e4sssssea. myT 7psseodkltW
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Fassman's IRON Cotton. TIE.
Important to Consumers Or Gas.


in this city, The cause Of this is readily accounted f IN IN
a.. r Il 80. ;s - Il. u,s s !, eon'eu iof IN tne
~ ,ho o., r,an !. - ,.,s "e'pp'' 'ue aehahd
1ehnSWePs Gas Regulator,
regulates the no matter what the
at the Compans Gasometer so as to give uniform steady
As Tn.n w,' sas, ~ ne
eyar i. trial il a,ov,ed IN tbe ,,,o j. i , "iei
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-07

NM sQrERA HousE. This evening will be per-
srnsed Donizetti1s grand opera LA File du Regi
ndsIt & sssith Mms. golson III Mavie Also. b Les
Rantins DE vi iaIts.n Wednesday win Be HE
bensft4al Madame Golson.
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Cs'Grass, Cs.acats, C,.acass.

Just received complete assortment Of Gentlenens and
Boys NECK fIEs. III the latest Paris styles.
-Aiso--fss SITS q a5s955ss5i y -
a beautiful asserineni Of dENTLEMEN's CANES.
LION 3 ANDREE,
"A and s. Royal street.
myl 2pf Bienyille,
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EssTH AND EraGTH WARD AMERICAN ELuBs
have regular weekly meetings, the former on
sdResaays, the iatter ON Thursdays, at O'Clock
AfsS N. 4 until further notice.
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xHnHFIsE COMMITTEES AMERICAN PARTY.-Se
ssall cf nleetjng Of the members Of the Committee
sfor 1853 on Monday the It'll instant at halfpast u
so,slock, P. N. =.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-07

sR XrTsa MEk VI BtsK Lest AssocH ATIoN, Regu-
AT mcnthly meeting this esening, s o'clock, at
Hali of Poiar Star, Lodge No. 10.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-07

As@Experfence teaches ms that delfcacy
prevents females from applying for the alleviate
suffering and life That objection obviaed case
Of r James Glarkes Female Pills prepared after the pre-
scrton Of Sir James Clarke Physician the Queen Of Eng
land and we'll known to be the only and remedy
female difficulties and distractions from any They can
be in bottle containing 80 pills. post free By enclosing 81
and six postage stamps to any agent.
General Agent for the United States JOB NOSES Rochester
N. VI. WRIGHT CO.. New Orleans Wholesale Agents.
and sold BY all respectable Druggists. fee 2pIyaW
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d / n %

On slss lss inst. I'M ias Ray Laaas raIheTs MI WI
RANDOLPH 10 Mrs SARAfI n. AW II eldest daughter 81
George Hews, Esq all 81 fhas city.
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N We take great pleasure in
aalling pahc attention 70 the card Of W. r. Fish,
ii, n tIer oIliIan announcing the fact of
hz having commenced the practice Of Law in this
city Nj. Fish, date member Of the Legislature,
xsell known to The public, and we need only
give anr heaftiest wishes FOR his professional
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-07
sa-sInger,a Cslehrated se.y1ng rrachtnes.

eE.sAnger's Celebrated Sewing Machines.
THESE Machines have and great improvements for Fine
Sewing and their sale is rapidly increasing They
preference all others at the largest and most fashionable
making establishments In New Orleans at the large no.
tells and principal boarding houses and in hundreds private
families and give universal satisfaction They will last life
tmesre warranted superior to every other Machine the
refunded and hree years in the charge Of
negroes, without cost for repairs or freight.
They sold II desired trial with any all other
Sewing MachiHes WALTER BENNETT. Agent IS Camp
tresi, New Orleans, ms 2ptfAW
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s 10 r NsxeF aMd AEnss Fever and Aguet i
-fH AsR <xE sad Others who remove 10 The
Vss = The Nned sasez. complain IN bitter tsras Of
~ fiazi presAn in theas sections, Some og Inc
faAs h4a ssssosy u lid mi niekep.
Ivy 4 this peIualug isls Edsn ses,
81 = Assk sptissd aariin ehuzziewit,, SAYS
81 ts .sess ass.isF asisxloa wa. die Fever and Aas
III alssk II III sasas ouls N
said tst Fsysa Arss ND sSsn s
meIe ean hs zpaid nka % e<pesisnes ssn Dr. uos.
HssEsss \ As sals s.le III iii tels 81.
ss& IT, "a #ead sesasissaa 4 q shs pas yry ssa, aa
" SsvlHaax II theIr ppssaf. IN ''sTsfs -
sod e Rev ofEesns wholesale and reta - WRIGHT
co. I'D ~ etafres stresk soe agents os thu soaahs
8Asa sa e whan n ssa should b. addressed and hy rua
xaASR 80 aasaAR EnHassMy eyeFy~hsrs my7 apes4isW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-07

saauN's PaSorricos AScrHrR WEEK. 50
zst lsen the success Of this startling graphic
and sdinary entertalnment, that the pro-
lsssog ayil eoutinne the representation another
a tEe sedueed price d admission. The tick
ss far the present Heek viii be Is cents for adults
I'd rs neHtz Ar children Tho capacity Of Ar.
mary EsH win w doubt be tested on each orca-
aien d represents ion for more popular or at
tTaeiise exhibition las never visited cur city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-07

~ LorrEB The following il the list Of
lle numllszs of the tickets which drew the prfne-
nA PsIxsa a the drawing Of The Havana Lottery,
lkay III NO. SSs
Ne. " a saea anos lss7a, so 900 Il ,224, $780,
go; y, IF s2o, aeoss 9as2, sIo, 900.
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Kseser, Agent Of Adar 4. /, -.
M lata papers 60. o. 4 N M
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kSeyenth Ward American Club, Third
Club will meet At the On Great
ne strsss, sy~y WEDNESDAY EVENING at ~ O'Clock,
sy,eciseiy, unta further notice. lss
By order of the President:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-07

~ Eighth ward American Club The
Eighth Ward American Club viii their New Club Room
utuaed At the Of Geamen and Elyan Fields streets
Oh MONDAY the 7h Of May 1850 O'Clock r M, and
CIV MONDAY following until further notice.
my4 aple BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT.
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Cigars Cigars Z

Purchasers will always find in of the well
Known brands-1nenndad Flor Pnadas Merdana Flor
Psncho Redowa Caborga, Partagas Know Something WASH
ngon Dos Hermanas MaSo Habano, etc. etc. the lowest
prices
P. PRATS Il CO.,
OPS 2ptf 20 Commercial, Plaza
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Spring and sssn.snes. or 1850.

| sps.fng and Sssal.sases. or 1850.
SOUTHERN CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
40. Ss and 80 st. Charles street,
CORNER or coxHos STREET.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAILr
Just received pef steamers Of the LARGEST and
MOST MAGNIFICENT stocks Of
FASHIONABLE
Spring and Summer Clothing
EYER BROUGHT TO THE SOUTH
which, for STYLE, MATERIAL WORKMANSHIP AND
CHEAPNEss,
Is Not Surpasscd!I
Goods are divided into three Departments but under
one general view: .
STORE No. 2s ST. CHARLES STREET,
For r&
Boys CLOTHING.
STORE No. % ST. CHARLES STREET, s4
| For
MEMS CLOTHING.
STORE No. 80 sT. CHARLES STREET,
FURNISHING aoobs AND SHIRTS.
Assalesmen speak French Spanish German and English
=z=5 L. W. LYONS,
Nos 49, % and 30 st. Charles street.
rny7 zpIt Of Common street.
Boys Clothing Emporium,
m...............sr CHARLES STREET ............2s
Between Canal and Common streets.
This Store is exclusively for YOUTHS BOYS and CHILD
CLOTHING, SHIRTS,
u., sa.L And ...4
| FURNISHING GOODS,
WHOLESALE AVID RETAIL.
Just opened, LARGE AND EXCELLENT STOCK Of
SPRING AND SUMMER
Dress and School Clothing,
-Embracng-
EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY.
All Of which viii be sold at VERY REASONABLE prices.
Rs-salesmsn speak French Spanish German and English
L. W. LYONS,
l Nos. rs Is and 30 St. Charles street,
| my7 2plt of Common street.
| Shirts !. Shirts! e..
I
Just received, by late steamers LARGE ASSORTMENT
| Of
SHIRTS,
| OF THE LATEST FAsHIoNsi
OF all the various qualities szes-Whe and Colored-
| Manufactured expressly for r..
The New Orleans City Trade,
| TO FIT MEN. YOUTH, BOYS AND oHILDRENii
| L. W. LYONS,
| Nos. 26 Is and 80 St. Charles street.
my7 2plt = corner of Common street.
| Trunks, I1"aUesistg-B Rags,
vALIsEs, UMBRELLAS,
WATERPROOF CLOTHING,
-ofthe-
| VERY BEST STYLES AND QUALITIES,
l Made to order and warranted.
| L. W. LYONS,
my7 2plt o. % and 30 ST. Charles st., cor Common.
| Great Reductions
oRGANDY ROBES, CHOICE FRENCH ORGANIZES,
| xsxg,yEc -z,RxvzED -zadcoASz.zs.
..@=5 JOHN TODD. ~... .
| 13 and 14.s........Chartres st........I2 and II
Having just received choice line of the above Goods
| bought at the late large
AUCTION SALES IN NEW YORK,
Is now prepared to offer
THE GREATEST ARGAINs
| RICH oRGANDY ROBES, iounced and single upe;
RICH FRENCH ORGANIZES in piece from % cents ward
| FINE FRENCH JACoNETs from zoe. up.
| ENGLISH PRINTED LAWNS, fast colors, at l211zc
And large assortment Of
NEW MATERIAL FOR TRAVELLING DRESSES.
my6 2p3t
Closing Sale Of Silks.
The balance of my stock of
~ IA wv - II NG NE n R SILK -
now offer at
A STILL. GREATER REDUcTIoNt
To close out by the 18th May.
.Z JOHN TODD,
mS 2pst Nos. 10 and IA Chartres street
.seaU Millinery.
JUST oPENEDi JUST oPENEDl
LATE STYLES
FIR ENCH PATTERN BONNETS,