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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-01
From Utica.

UTICA n Y, Dec. 50.-Senator Seward passed
here at noon. An immense crowd met him at The
depot, and much enthusiasm was manifested. Bells
We're rung and salUtes fired.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

Staunton says at the afternoon session several pro-
positions for compromise were made, but were
overwhelmingly rejected.
The Convention has adjourned till to-day.
Duncan McRae, OF N. O., spoke to large crowd
last night
RICHMOND. Aug. IA telegraphic dispatch to
the Wig says that when the message from Char
lottesEile was received at Stauntcn for Committee
of Conference, feeling prevailed that Breckln'
ridge men should come to them if tkey wished TO
settle differences. despatch to the Enquirer
says that such proposition will not be entertained
by the Breckinridge men.
srAuSroN, VA, Aug. l7.-The Convention has
adopted resolution inviting Mr.. Douglas TO visit
Virginia; also resolution resfiirming the Balt-
more Platform, declaring Douglas and Johnson
regularly nominated, and denouncing the Admin
istration.
CHARLoTTEsrl44E, va, Aug. Il, P. MA reso
luton was offered i'll the Convention this afternoon
to instruct the Electors, that if necessary to pre-
vent Republican triumph, they cast the votes Of
the State for either of the candidates. res
olution was adopted reatfirming the Charleston
platform, except as regards Cuba and the Pacific
Railroad.
Senator Hunter addresses the Convention to-
night and Senator Mason tomorrow.
Since the State election in Missouri the fight
between the Breckenridge and Douglas factions Of
the Democracy is carried on with intense bitter
ness.
The Brandon (hfss.) Republican says that JOS
Bennett, ESQ.,, well known as prominent Demo-
cratic politician, has resigned his position as
eleetor for Rankin county, and JAS H. Whitfield,
Esq, "a three year old Democrat) was elected in
his place. Mr.. Bennett said he would vote for
Bell if he was convinced there was no chance for
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21
POLITICAL ITEMS.
4 correspondent of the Morehouse Advocate
1pritea 40 folln1rs frnm Mnnrnn 1lrnnhitn pnrish.

correspondent Of the Morehouse Advocate
writes as follows from Monroe, 0uachita Parish:
Yesterday a respectable crowd of our good
people gathered at an early hour in the Court.
House, to organize Bell and Everett Club, and in
our little town, having no more than So voters we
soon had list numbering 63, all true Union-loving
men. There were some Of the oldest Democrats
in the parish among them who had voted the
Democratic ticket for nearly thirty years, but ex-
perience has taught them wisdom. We are to meet
every Saturday, when our orators will address the
people.
The Bell and Everett men are to give grand
barbecue on the lst Saturday In September at
Monroe. Hons Randen Hunt, S. L. Slack, John
Ray and Others from this State, and Hon. Gustavus
A. Wllson'a Wm A. Lake of Mississippi, will
vited.
ouachita will go for Bell aud Everett by a hand.
some majority.
VRGINIA.-The Washington States says:
All the judges of the Court of Appeals of Viz
ginia, together with their venerable president are
warmly supporting the regular nominees, Douglas
and johnson.
Col. John A. Finn, the Democratic eeetor of the
third district of Kentucky, who refused to define
his position until all the facts were before him. has
come out for Douglas and johnson.
The Two DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS IN VIRGINIA.
We find in the Cincinnati Commercial the follow
ing dispatches respecting these Conventions
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA, August IA dis
patch 70 the Herald says nothing Of Importance
was done yesterday in the Breckinridge Gonven-
.lon. save the adoption of a resolution offered
oy hon. VIM smith, appointing a Committee to
solnmlheate with the Staunton Convention on the
subject ot compromise and to propose terms for
saea e. compromise, should that Convention show a
Willingness to enter into negotiations for this pur-
psss: s,, sIaua6on dispateh says the Douglas Con-
pfafs
take "a INTO consideration any that are made from
their terms. -
4 special dispatch to the Alexandria Gazette at
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21
Later from Havana.

The q. S. Mail steamship Gahawba, ). v. Smith,
commander, from New York via Havana, arrived
here his morning at 2 o'clock.
The Cahawba left New York at noon on the llth
arrived off Havana on the night of the 18th, but
did not enter the harbor sending her passengers
and mails the following morning into port by tug
boat, taking her departure at noon on the 17th,
and bringing mail from there, but no passengers.
The U. S. Mail steamship Bienville, Bulloch,
hence for New York, was entering the harbor of
Havana as the Gahawba left, making her time 50
hours from this city.
The news from Havana possesses no particular
interest. The health of the city was improving.
The Cahawba5 with nearly all her former officers,
has resumed her trips for the season. During the
time the ship remained in New York, she was taken
on The dry.dock, thoroughly oyerhauled repaired
and painted and is now imperfect order. She has
a full freight of merchandise for the fall trade.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21
clarke $ vVmsso,,'s 1,,terest 7abte.

The undersigned having completed the computation of an
INTEREST TABLE AT THE RATE OF s PER CENT. PER
ANNUM which exhibits glance the interest any amount
from three hundred and seventy days having
publish work Of such magnitude compelled
solicit subscriptions and will publication as soon
hundred sevenyfve subscribers have been OBJ
tanned this end have employed young upon
the merchants others and solicit subscrpons-payabe on
delivery of the work.
CLARKE & WATSON.
a9Mr r. B. CLARKE No. l59 Graver street. will receive
The subscriptions Of all who call on him au2l 2p6t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

CeSsTITUTloNAL RALLY IN THE SECOND DISTRICT.
A call viii be found in another column FOR the
voters Of the Second District to assemble at the
Orleans bali-room at = o'clock this evening, for
The purpose Of organizing a Constitutional Bell
ana Everett Club. We hope that all Unien.ioying
men in the District viii be there. We know that
no section of the city contains more firm support
ers Of tha Constitution and the Union than the Old
Second, and if they viii turn ont with the same
spirit that they have always shown, their Club will
be Is numerous as any in the city. Rally then for
the Constitution.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21
sg-Heimstreet,s Ini,nstable Hair Restora.

ve,-The following testimony is convincing
From the ST. Louis Republican,
The following speaks volumes in favor of Hemsrees
Inmabe Hair Restorative it from of the
extensive Drug Houses in Mississippi and from hIghtonod
and honorable gentleman;
JACKSON, Miss, May 20 1860.
Mr. james Henderson, of first citizens says that he
has used all of the hair dyes and resoraes of the day but has
used article equal to HEIMSTREETS INIAtfTABLE
HAIR RESTORATIVE, OR CoL0RTNG, That it fur sur
preparation that he has tried for restoring the
har of the bald and gray its original uxurance beauty"
You write the propreors, W E HagRn Co., Troy n
" that they have the cheapest and best Hair Restorative in
market, and that ii gives satisfaction in every
Respectfully yours
s. sTzER, Wholesale Druggist.
We would add TINT many Of first citizens ST. Louis ARE
speaking in glowing terms Of this article
Price 50 cents and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere.
W. E. HAGAN Il CO., Proprietors Troy, N. 7.
Sold byJ WRIGHT CO. Il and l6l CAarres street. New
Orleans. aul6 2p1m&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

s8nCotton Factors and Planters can now
procure all of the IMPROVED EAGLE COTTON GINS,
of Agent W. L. CUSHING, Me- 81 St Charles street. New
Orleans the usual pyico and on liberal credit,
BATES, HYDE n CO.
at21 If Manufacturers of Eagle Cotton Gins.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21
ID i H ID =

On Monday 10Th inst, at o'clock 4, NJ, THEODORE DE
LA CRUZ aged 20 anatyo Of Cuba and resident Of
New Orleans FOR the last twenty years.
His friends and aeQnainances are respectfully invited 10
his funeral this morning 10 o'clock, from his late
residence, No. 2I Bourbon street.
Members and friends of HARMONY LODGE No. 20, NJ A.,
respectfully invited to attend, by request
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

BELL AND EyERETT N THE oLD TaIRD.-The
Union Guard Of the Third District meet this even
Ing, af the corner Of Elysian Fields and Greatmen
streets. All friends of Bell and Everett are in
rited to attend.
This evening, also, the Ninth Ward Bell and
Everett Club meet at the Star Ceffee-house, on
Levee street, between Montegut and Clouef. This
Club has been organized by the election of the fol-
lowing officers President, P. S. Witt Presi
dent, Robert Wynne; and Secretary, Philip Power,
Jr. The remaining officers will be appointed to-
night.
The bell rings merrily in the Old Third. Let all
friends of the Union be on hand tonight.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21
! We WISH 10 eall the attention Of our .rea.,sr..

NJ e = WISH % call the attention of our readers to
aeE stce in the Of medicine Messrs Potter 4 Mer
sa9 Is MATHIS q State long been kavn Il
nenafanie gehtiesn which NE alice he oss
" ffs ihsy are manufacturing known
n Of which advertisement apcats
~ ~ s y paper From whai medical
| " sess.5 anl honor have told us together wifi,
es asA esteem a selhdenee fct proplieiors Ne rs in
- ~ ts4t tns Hrtcie no low efer
f III ca snss cures have been our rits that had
- & ~ asot learned practitioners ff fs article
fs tfeanent of azeases far which Ii niendad AZ er M,
t9FslnAte truly s'
oss eAa effects Of the mixtures that sey sse ern
ssse = y e know the napeors wsnld not know
HsS FessfFe the public Therefore advise ans al r ea
Nao sey M % article his kind
e pfersife VI onee he Cherokee Remedy Yos cs + Fl II ~
WY y 1raE store IA the snnlharn States - = NJ
lsf Louis, laio.1 Daily Evening Sews
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

EXCESSIVE SALE OF Day Goops.-The particular
attention Of buyers called extensive sale Of dry goods
ssasAass apd Is take place day al 10 o'clock at
u KpgsF Coz anston roons No. II NH q Ill, TsYsa
stress. Tesms-essF sa99 ninety aass credit
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

THE SoMBRERo GuANo ISLAND TROUBLES -Bos.
Ton, Aug. l5,-The brig Vim. Mason, from ST. Mar
tins via the Sombrero Guano Island July 26, arrived
here to-day. She reports that everything was quiet
at the latter place, where she touched to land the
Governor of the Island The leader of the negro
insurfectionsts was still on beard the bark Warren,
of Baltimore.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

Ahe nave IL ASOuh
for the Presidential campaign No. in floor Of story
Building of Camp and Common Streets for the
on of business and where the regular meetings the
mee will be held The Committee meets weekly EVERY
TUESDAY EVENING, at ~ o'clock, and oftener when
qured
RB~TEIS EVENING is the regular meeting of the Commit
and all the members requested pnnca in their
attendance THOS. CURRY,
iy2t 2plm Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

a8~Sewing Machine to Rent n Grover ~
Baker Sewing Machine NEW and in splendid order
will be rented for three MONTHS until the returns
to the city.
Apply TO MRS. oBER at the efcc of Grover Baker No
II Camp street au2l 2ptE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

Never before have we known the health of our
city better in the summer season than at present.
week will show the bill Of mortality to be only lO
aud there is an entire absence in the report of any
thing like fever or infectious, epidemical dis
eases. The doctors and druggists are fairly starry
ing for want OF business, and what is somewhat
unusual with them in the month of August, they
are just now the idlest portion Of our population.
We congratulate our readers generally upon this
favorable state of things, and hope ii may con
tinue until the cold weather sets in.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

SITUATION WANTED. Under this head will be
found in another column an advertisement of a
gentleman Of learning and experience as an editor
and professor, who desires to form an engagement
= ia either position. To a newspaper, in which a
literary man Of ability would be required, ne think
that the services of the advertiser weuld be val
uable acquisition; and to an institution Of learn
Ing NE believe that he would be even more useful,
NJ his large experience and great learning would
enable him to impart to his pupils much more than
is ordinarily taught by one person.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

HE CALL THE ATTENTION of purchasers to the
steamship Jaspes, which viii take place ,ls day s II oeo
" II TIE c Hotsls Common street. Fjss pisref so
cssas of ssd easaaip against she Louisiana Tahaas,a
Gusnnany ior Ne saaa of sr4a8 az fF7
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

~ Spring Beds--s5 TO Sc so for the best
Spring Bed in existence, Howe's Psten Me- 164 Chatham
street. New York. Examine It. address the ELIFTIC BED
SPRING COMPANY, for their descriptive circular specia
tadacensn to the trade and local agencies iy3 2aWy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

a9rSpring and Summer Medicine The
hhefs Of the body often soft relaxed after the bacn
cold of Winter is withdrawn and sickness attacks u.s. IT is
in the form of fentng apopexy evers Inflammation, aud
acute henmatms Because this season all the huo are
apt to corrupt from sudden check persnration from
coyenes the stoppage OF any evacuation than at any
other period of the year BRANDRETiS PILLS set all to
rights cleanse the blood from those enes which the cold and
want of exercise Of Winter have locked up bowels and
solids Of the body and which, timely expelled produce
cancer, umor eosyesess, consnpon an early death
When her fore yon feel ehliness assitudc dizziness pains
of the head lose time but swallow four six or eight
of BRANDRETH,s VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Soon eheefulness will dspace anxiety and hea disease
And rsTsber, these Pills entirely vegetable and harmless
for the weakest The strongest hut able search ont and e
all Impurities leaving the blood as pure as it was in our
frstparenis.
These celebrated Pills at q cents per box with full
directions at 29i Canal street New York Dr. Branafeth OF
fee and by ]. WRIGHT CO.. Nes q and ISL chartres
street, and by Ill respectable dealers in medicines.
AR3 2p2taw&eowW--lm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

s The CAPTURE or TRuxILLo.--By the arrival Of
the schooner Araminta, Capt. Mason, from Ruatan,
9th inst, we learn from Capt. Diamond, who came
passenger, that Walker with 80 men arrived at
Truxllo ont the 9TH inst. and took possession with
ont much difficulty only one gun being fred by
the troops stationed there, slightly wounding two
of Walkers men. The greatest excitement pre-
vailed, particularly amongst the negroes. The
British nag s still flying at TrnxilIo. The health Of
the country was good. The crew Of the schooner
Clifton came passengers on the Araminta, the Cliff
ton having been seized by the British authorities,
as previously reported See correspondence in
another column
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

SEWING MACHINE 70 RgSr.-0ne Of Grover &
Hakea excellent sewing machines nearly new can be rented
for three months This good chance for some lady
who has deal Of sewirg. See the advertisement in
a1lofher co;urin.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

R5rEyerett Guard. Fourth District - The
members of the EVERETT GUARD Fourth District, are
hereby notified that meeting of the Club will held their
Room, corner af Apollo and Third streets, WEDNESDAY
EVENING, 22d inst, at Il. o'clock.
BY order Of the Club
au20 2pSt A. W. HUNTER, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21
nnss1Irl,yIoSA q. Rar1y IN rar sEcoNn prsu.Rrc

The gentlemen of Adams Express have our
thanks for latest New York and Western papers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

TEGARDEN HOTEL SOIREE. Is MIR. Hilzheim, the
proprietor Of the Tegarden Hotel, Mississippi City,
has onr thanks for an invitation to soiree which
comesoff at his hotel tonight If our many duties
would permit it we should certainly be among
those who will enjoy the occasion; but. as we can
not, we wish them all sorts of fun.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

EAGLE CorroS GINs.-Mr. Wm. L. Gushing, No.
ST Charles street. areres that 10 has full assortment Of
hese valuable gins hand which will sell at the usual price
to his adsesement. which appears in another column
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21
Rational Union Ticket.
FOR @PREsIp ENT: 49,
JOHN BELL, OF Tennessee.

FOE VICE PRESIDENTS;
EDWARD EVERETT, of Massachusetts,.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FoRLOU1sTANA:
First Electoral district.
RIvIERE GARDERE. ofst Bernard, Rleetor.
G. DEFERRIET, Of ereaas, Alternate
Second Electoral District.
Hon. RANDEbL HUNT of New Orleans, Elector.
JULES LAyERGYE, OF New Orleans, Alternate.
Third Electoral District.
CHRISTIAN RosELIGs, Of Jefferson, Eleetor,
DUNCANs S, CAGE, Of Terlehonne Alternate.
Fourth Electoral District
]. o. FUQUA, of East FeIieaua, Eleetor.
HIM FAyRoT, Of West Batoa Rouge, Alternate.
Fifth Electoral Dlstric
THOMAS II, LEWIS, Of opatousls, Elector.
yALsIN FouRNET, Of ST. Martin, Alternate.
Sixth Electoral District
m..m.. JOHN RAY, of ouEcalta Elector 4
Hon. b. L. HODGE If caddo, Alternate,
Each voter at Polls casts his for SIX ELECTORS
each OF which reside in separate Districts jy24
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

CAUTION. The public are cautioned by Mrs
Marsass Hanshss agns trading for certain notes. ec see
advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21
Rally +! Rally /!

UNION GUARD, THIRD DISTRICT.
The members Of this Club and all eitzer in general favorable
the election Of BELL EVERETT are respectfully in
vited attend meeting to be held THIS EVENING at half
past O'clock the Third District Exchange corner of ysan
Fields aul Greatmea streets.
By order
LOUIS POWER,
aHal 2nlt sacrnnrn-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21
sprinq a,.a Sun,ne.. CIothina

Spring and Summer Clothing
PRIME co ST,
To Make Room for
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
SOUTHERN CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
&c. IS and 80 st. Charles street,
STREET.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Always hand, of the LARGEST and MOST MAG
NIFICENT stocks Of
FASHIONABLE
Spring and Summer Clothing
EVER BROUGHT 10 THE SOUTH
Which, fer STYLE, MATERIAL, WORKMANSHIP AND
CHEAPNEss,
Is Not Surpassed!I
Goods are divided into Departments, but all under
one general view:
STORE No. 26 ST. CHARLES STREET,
For
BOYS GB0pHINe.
STORE No. Is ST. CHARLES STREET.
For =@
MEMS CLOTHING.
STORE No. 80 ST CHARLES STREET,
For
FURNISHING GOODS AND SHIRTS.
&-salemen speak French Spanish, German and English
l.. w. LYONS x CO.,
Nos. &C. 28 and 30 ST. Charles street,
au20 2p3t of Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21
Rally! Rally: Rally!

SECOND DISTRICT CONSTITUTION CLUE.
All in favor of BELL and EVERETT for President
and yiceP President will please ORLEANS BALL
ROOM Orleans street between Royal and Bourbon THIS
Tuesday, Aug 81 z O'clock for the purpose
1e eorgauiziug Club. au2l 2plts
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

GlAagE A WAssoss INTEREST TABLE-We took
occasion few days since, noee fact that there was In
preparation by citizens of New Orleans
ct table Of much value all classes Of business Those
gensuen today through advertising columns
not The necessaSy money to lha expense which will
comparatively lagge. they under the necessity soliciting
subscriptions for 70 eep which areto be paid for delivery
They inform that eighty subscriptions already been re-
ceiFsd among which will be found the OF some of the
eadng mefch9nts bankers and brokers the city We hone
tes ancpations Of sarccss win BE realized as We take deep
Interest IL the matter bacauSe The work win be valuable and
useful and New Orleans people should never fail to
HONG tsent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21
UdOfpho B'Oife's

.. A surERLATIVE
Tonic, Diuretie, Antt-Dyspeptic
-AsD-
INVIG0RAT TING C0EDIAL.
To the Travelling Community.
woLFErs celebrated AROMATIC scHIEDAM sCHyAPps
should be in the hands every traveller family should
leave the city or be without supply during the
It Invariably corects the III effects Of eage weather.
beverage It is the pares liquor made IN the world.
Put up in pint and quart bottles saa sll Druggists
and Fruit Stores
Udolpho wolfe's Pure Cognac Brandy,
In bottles imported and bottled himself. Warranted pure.
and the best quality with lis certificate each bottle
Udoipho WolGe's Pure Old Port Wine,
Imported by himself in dozen each with his Ger.
tiaeate of It's purity on each bottle.
UdoIpho yyoIfe's Pure MADEIRA Wine,
In OF dozen each with hs certificate on The bottles
guaranteeing its purity.
UdoIpho WolFe's Pure sherry Wine,
Imported by himself Warranted pure, with lis certificate OF
the bottle and stamp on tie cork
Udoipho WOlfe's Genuine Scnfetfam
AROMATIC sCHNAPPs,
Pint and qFafta The bess Gin pia.s the world All Cir
sold undo the name of sehnaps Da Up BY him.
position on the purchasers.
UDoLPHo WOLFE,
Sale Imporsf, Nc @ Beaver street. New YORK.
foi '9As W Icy 'V't~NipR "Fft7 IN .Nt# greahB:
A y GRfEFf Z DO, E
EATON REfTERToA / &C,
I; \ M2Egaf ( 4iai 45ls 55ALi, 4 10
f!NGkARpf STEELE Il Co.
BuMNEIIs \ BAiiIEFF,
S6ilIiBI I zkEsLER
i5,[,t h Bd9ek t9s 4 10 70
y. 4 ALIEN ( co,
R2ksfESbfEk E9fSfEsf hfo / co.
9. +. RALLY,
TB3SfseH I6aS +. a66ff s faARS5s' E S6.s'
yIdFs y, II ksAF55Fss'SsSo:.' sFSH5fs SssSo:.
9 n SoN4B MaBI55N CO.,
t86FE t86FER { / hfsf sFI6ERr. Iels eBsn
Watches, JesreE,'y, etc.
BEING pEslRoUs OF CHANGING MY BUSINESS.
Offering nay Stock
WATCHES, JEWELRY5 LLVERRARE, ETC.,
AT eosf PR1oEsl
". A. WILSON,
iy2 2ntf -----9 % Ganal street.
Roots, s.oes o.sd ssfogasss,
At wHe4EsALB.
Plantations supplied With prime Ditehng ROOTS, Rus.s.
BRoaANs, Wool Mexican Palm Leaf Straw and oan,pesehy
HATS, at the lowest market prsas, By
FROST Il CO.,
Nc. ,e. Magazine street, New orlesrs 4
..
HATS CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly general assortment OF SILK and
Fur Cashmere Panama. beghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican
and Wool HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST & CO.,
Jyl3 2phw Magazine street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

Midnight Attack on Cor. Ttddpri - Death of
Gen. Zadzaa- LRtr'igueS of Foreign Merchants
IN Ntteca Leoa-Probdbte Ouerttrotr Of GoU.
Tiddm1'-Rerico AnGious About the Election
Of an american observation-disclosures 10 haze
the Union Preserped-Ati tiaid Of the So,ah as q
Separate NutioRdldy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

y. I'll. Bg'0setnsNfa,
No. 15l CAMP STREET,
VIII remain at his present location for a FEW WEEKS
LONGER, and VIII continue to offer his Stock at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!
French cALIcoEs, Fall Styles at % cents per yard
American CAIIGoEs, 10
Fine WHITE COTTON, 1oc. per yard.
Extra fine IL WHITE SHIFTING, l21sc, per yard.
Fine Striped NAINsoOK, 81 90 per piece
Fine Plaid eAMBRIGs, 121S and l5c per yard
Fine Gray English B.tREGEs I5e. per yard.
Fine Fancy Striped English BAREGEs, 25c per yard
au20 2p2t
Steel Peas
16........., AMP STREET ,..........16
Just received per steamer ''sTAR OF THE WEST fine
assortment Of
STEEL PENS,
manufactured my order expressly for This market and
tracing the following variety
COTTON SALES PEN.
COMMERCIAL PEN.
NEW ORLEANS PEN.
LOUISIANA PEN
ELASTIC PEN. .o
ELASTIC PATENT REGULATING SPRING PEN
LADIES' PEN.
Together with full supply Of
GUILLoTT's 4 PERRY's
CELEBRATED PENS.
To which would respectfully call attention Merchants
and all others in want Of
First-Rate Steel Pen!
PETER O'DONNELL,
sationer, Printer and Book Binder
au1S 2p3t 16 Camp street