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TUCKER ~ ADDISON, General Agents. Office 9th
street, (Coieman's Buidings) four doors north of Penn
sylvanla avenue.
Beverley Tucker and John E. Addison have associated
themselves for the purpose OF prosecuting of all kinds
beore Congress, and the several the general
government
All communications (pos pad) addressed the above
following gentlemen,
Hon Geo NJ Dallas, Vice President OF the United States
Hon John McLean Supreme Court of the United States
Hon. Robert ]. Walker, Secretary of the Treasury.
Hon. yno Mason, Secretary of the Navy.
Hon. X. M. L. Hunter, United States Senate.
Clement Cox, esq, Georgetown, ID. G.
Jno. +. Addison attorney -at-aw, will continue TO give
personal attention 10 business before the several OF
the District of Columbia and the adjoining counties OF
Maryland and Virginia. July lS-Iy
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HIss CARROLLs's SEMINARY for youn. ladies,
Itl isl in operation street., between Al and
An omnibus driven by careful person, will start daily
6om the end city, in the neghborAood OF the
War Department, and from such other points
city, from Geoi geown, may be desired, to convey
pupils to and from institution May A-eodu
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TTNHE RETREAT.-A boarding and day school for
young ladies' under the supervision % the Bishop of
Pennsylvania, Schoo-house Lane, 5 miles from Phila-
delpha, the crossing of the Philadelphia and Norris
town railroad. Miss M A. Spatard, principal Mrs. E.
the University France, teacher ofFrench andLatn
Mr.. ]. A. Getze, teacher of music.
Letters for Retreat be addressed box No 1885, post
Office Philadelphia.
Refer the Right Rev Bishop Potter Rev. D. H. Macur
dy No. l28 North 18th Dr. G. Trechel house,
Robert Raston esq, No A. south Front street, Philads
phia; and James G. Kempton esq, Mayayunk.
14-1aw1v
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l., BLANCHARD the honor to rrt,,rn his sincere
Il thanks to his friends the public generally for the
unceasng patronage he has received during twelve
years he mas the pleasure To inform them that he has "a
ken the Cry HorEL New York. under a long lease and
as establishments Icing much spacious and conmo
dioas than is former he will be able accommodate
greater number OF his kind friends. He has efed and
furnished anew that in point of elegance and comfort
1t IS equal 10 any hotel in the city.
r. Bancard's establishment, the PAVILION New Bright
on, Staten Island, is also open for reception OF guests
who may prefer country residence and sea air
F. BLANCHARD
Cry HOTEL, New York, May 20, ls4s.
May 23-2aw5w
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T OOK OUTS PARKER, having opened fancy and
IL periumery stOre between A and 9th Streets Penn
sylvana avenue, six doors of Coemans Hotel Cup
stars respectfully invites strangers and citizens
inc his collection OF useful and fancy articles consisting
part, of fine English and American hair, nail, and tooth
brushes shell and horn dressing-combs, very superior
combs, evening fans, rich recucs, purses, peupees,
&C., &C., &c.
On Monday will be opened gmps, fringes, and buttons
for dresses
On the Goth of this month shall from New York
with of the extensive assortments of fancy articles
for the coming holidays ever opened in Washington:
SELBY PARkER'S
Fancy and Perfumery store, Pennsylvania
Dec loft avenue, between II and 9th
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Grand schemes for june, IsAs.
J. w. MAURY ~ CO.. MANAGERS.
81, OOOy $40, 00I


VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For ondowing Leesbnrg Academy and other purpose.
Glass 2o, for lS48,
To be drawn at Alexandria Va, on Saturday June II
iS4s = -
SCHEME
prize OF S30,0O0 prize of S40o
l do i5,UW do 2Us
do o,WU ~ prizes OF loo
l do 5000 do SO
66 number lortery--Il drawn ballots
Tickets SI0-Haves $5-Quarters SO so.
Certificates Of packag of % whole tickets SllO 90
Do do 22 half do IS 90
Do do " quarter do a5O
$4,000, saOOOo' sao,OOOI $4,000.
And tickets only $40!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For endowng Leesburg Academy and for other purposes
Glass No a. for 1913,
To be drawn in Alexandria. Va Saturday, the 9th Of
June, 1913.
/ prize Of $4,000 prize of $4,000
do $1,000 40 prizes of IUo
1 do 2,WO 40 do 500
I do lo000 1oo 40 zoo
10 number tottery--l3 drawn ballots
Tickets Sl0--halves $5--quarters 81 so.
Certificates OF packages OF rs whole tickets $3.50 W
Do do 26 quarter do $3.50
ages the above splendid lotteries will receive the
prompt attention, and official account OF each drawing
cent immediately after II is over to all who order from
Address, =. q. MAuAT,
Agents for J. w. MAURY " CO., Managers,
Alexandria, Virginia.
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DORTEIS Progress Of the Nation 5rtish,) from the
beginning of the nineteenth century to the present time
in 3 volumes London.
Vol. i. Population and production occupation, emigra
ton, agriculture, manufacturers machinery, mining, &c
&c
Vol 2. interchange revenue, expenditure roads, canals
coasng trade, foreign commerce. commercial leagues
currency finance, income and expenditure, taxes
penditures, nc, NC.
Vol B Consumption, accumulation, prices. increase of
properly, crime education colonies, dependencies in Eu
rope, in Asia, in Australia in Africa, in British America
in the West Indies, &c &c.
Just received few copies of the above valuable work,
for sale at one half the usual price.
F.. TAYLOR.
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List of Reports contained the United States Digest and
Supplement, s pofs royal 8po
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CULTIVATION WANTED.-A situation in select schoo
y or family as a teacher is wanted by graduate of dis
ngushed college of the middle States who has had
experience teaching, and qualified to instruct in the
and higher branches OF English education The most
satisfactory testimonials OF character can be Produced
The advertiser is also permitted 10 refer to-
Rev Jno w Nevin d. d. Hon. Alex Thompson LII. D.
Rev Philip Schaff Pm. d. 1hos D. Baird, esq, A. M.
William M Nevin A. NJ. Kew. VIM. II. Coffin, M d.
Praill Green NJ. d. iioa. Sam1 A. Rench NJ. d
Letters (post paid stating salary, &c) addressed to 2
NJ Shubley, LandisDur. Perry county, Pennsylvania VIII
meet with prom pt n attention. March l4-u~
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THREE Observation-Disclosures National DAGUERREAN
Gallery and Photographic Dcpots, established 1910
and awarded the gold and silver medals four first premi
ns and two highest honors, the National the Massa-
chusets te New York, and the Pennsylvania exhibitions,
the splendid colored Daguereoypcs best APP
paratus.
Gb~csrf au, X'esnsplCnmt0 0verss " nshingtos CITY,
near Xror~'s Hotel.
205 Baltimore street, Baltimore, adjoining Campbell'i
jewellery store.
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Virginia
PSI Broadway, New York
10 Court street, Boston,
1876 Cl esnut street, Philadelphia.
I76 Main street, Cincinnati.
Broadway, Saratoga Springs.
Portraits taken in any weather in exquisite style. APP
paratus instructions, aud all materials furnished.
June 6-u
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OLD POINT COMFORT HOTEL.-This extensive and
~ beautiful establishment is open for reception
OF visers Surrounded entirely by salt water affords
every facility for sea-bahng and offers every Involvement
70 the traveller "a pursuit of health pleasure The hotel
pete in all its arrangements. Active and efficient
assistants have been procured and exertion will be
spared 10 render 1t In all the agreeable and
interesting resort in the whole country.
Board per day So 90
BY the week, Mt the rate of I 50 per day,
BY the month, a the of 90 do.
Children and servants half price.
:, JAMES s. FRENCH.
May 23-2aw4w
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NEw YORK. July ~, 1886
sir My wife has been afflicted with dis
the heart and with terrible rupture for hteen years
the has been troubled with shortnes Of
breath and hueg Of the heart which has been dis
and frequently been unable to leave her bed Ths
cases had taken but three
bottles medicine she entirely relieved of the
disease and the has almost entirely dape ared
She has also had the dopsy and much swollen We
had idea that she could be benefited she had such comp
cation diseases But strange relieved
her that this statement
appear amos like fiction; but nevertheless, sober reality
your apsriA certainly valuable medicine and should be
sso every that suffering have been diste
hss eeoun they liberty cali house and have
ocular concentration Yours, respectfully,
WILLIAM TOWSKR James street.
DYSPEPSIA.
No fluid or medicine has been discovered which
nearly resembles the juice saliva accompanying
food, and strengthening the organs of
preparation OF sarsaparlia 1t positively every
OF DIV dyspepsia however sevore chronic
.t.. BArk DnrArrssrSr Albany, May 10. 1s4s.
Dr. Towrs,rp SIR: have afflicted or several wears
with dyspepsia worst with sourness Of
Heartburn
TO ali kinda for weeks (~hat have been m
able 10 retain small portion stomach the usua
remedies effect IN
Induced months since TO try
,apariia with little confidence bat After
nearly found appetite RESTORED and the
enry would earnestly recommend the use Of it
Yours, &c, w. W. VAN AASDF
n. b. Purchase but such ~ have wrappers thai
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UGUsTUs FISCHER, Attorney and Counsellor al
"A Law Austin, Travis county, Texas, will attend faith
fully and promptly my business connected with his pro
fession in this city and the adjoining counties He will
also attend any business the land Office such pro
curing patents, perecng titles, &c Letters be paid
procure attention.
.. REFERENCES
Hon. J. p. Henderson, San Augustin
Hon. Ebenezer Allen, Austin.
Hon. Memucan Hunt, Galveston
J. ID. Groesbeck, Houston.
Dolhonde ~ Groesbeck, New Orleans Jan. IL
II. f. JACKSON, II, CRANSTON,
Late of the Aston House. Ot Pavilion Rockaway
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N. b. Purchse none but such ~ have wrappers sha
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TNIS instrument, which has relieved many thousands
i OF breasts pulmonary, and spinal weaknesses and
distortion also OF nstpaton, piles, and particularly OF
female weakness the symptoms (which so we'll known,
can be had OF Mrs BALDWIN, the store OF Mr. Peter
Bremen, tailor doors below A street. the north side
Of Pennsylvania avenue. gentleman in attendance on
gentlemen Orders for instruments from distance to
forwarded to DIR. Banning, 1871 Broadway, New York.
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Blanks ON icrtting paper.
Denny sze broadside, per qure
Do half sheet do
Folio post, broadsde do
Do page do
Fooscap, broadsIde do
Do one page do
Circulars and Treaties on fooscap ,criing paper.
One page sheet, printed, per qure
Two do do do
Three do do do
-Four do do do
Circulars and Treaties quarto post riing paper.
One page sheet, printed per quire
Two do do do
Three do do do
Four do do do
The paper for the above to be of the best quality
Book pork printing paper
For composition per thousand ems, for small plea.
Do do BREWER
For press work and paper, per token, for royal
DO do medium.
Separate proposals will be received during the same Pc
,iod, for printing, folding, and stitching, in blue paper
Tinted covers and cutting 900 copies OF the laws eso.
ions and treaties the United States that be passed
ratified I'd session of the Goth Congress, agreeaby
the conditions prescribed in the act OF 10Th April 1918,
stating the price page OF the Al copies and per copy
folding stitching in blue printed covers and cutting
MAY 2i-1aw
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From Professor Mott, of Ne,c York, and others
The undersigned have examined Dr. Bannings novel
views on mechanical pathology of many affections OF
the viscera and believe them 10 be highly interesting and
worthy the serious attention of the medical profession.
Valentine Mott, Stephen Brown
Stephen r. Kirby, Alex 3. Whiting,
J. Kearney Rodgers, II. Mclean.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12
TO THE c1r1zENs.oF NEW ORLEANS.

THE TIE LEGRaPH.
In the Evening Mercury of Saturday Agent of Messrs
F. Q. ]. Smith, Morse and Kendall declares that he shall
the earliest opportunity, otter to meet the Chamber OF
Commerce. the merchants and Others in public meet
ing. and show the merits of this o. Rieys attempt to IN
wade the established legal vested rights of Morse and
" he shall notify Mr.. O'Riely that he may be present,
" and show his hand etc.
Whenever assaans cOnvoke this threatened meeting
will readily comply with the invitation, and furnish such
facts as may be required enable the Chamber of Com
erce and New Orleans merchants generally to Judge OF the
truth embodied in the assertion OF +. o. j. Smith and Ken
dali or their Agent aforesaid.
The merchants of New Orleans, like those of St Louis,
Louisville Cincinnati Pittsburg, and other cities included
the Telegraph Lines constructed by the subscriber
then determine for themselves whether not the Phia
depha North American and United States Gazette are
wrong declaring that there is force and truth in the
staten of the New York Tribune that the attempt OF
the asgnees of Moe's Patent IF. o. j. Smith and Ken
da) punish the public for alleged Infringement of their
patent by O'Rey u Co., is at ATTROCiOUS and
"IMPRACTICABLE-as the previous assumption that
orses Patent all possible modes of communication
'by electricity is PREPOSTEROUS.'
the Agent aforesaid shrnks from calling this threatened
meeting undersigned may take the liberty of inviting the
attention of the Chamber of Commerce to the subect-a
subject less concerning the interests OF every business
in New Orleans.
As for threatened law suits " and nunctions the
subscriber some months ago requested his counsel (M Me
edith) Philadelphia, to compel F. o. Smith, Morse and
Kendall continue the suit which they let slumber for
year. after hav ing been defeated their Ubiquitous attempts
to get special junction against and counsel
every of the States traveed by our lines,
ready repel all aggsons whenever those paenees dare
encounter judicial scrutiny with the prepOsterous Patent
and the atrociOus schemes OF monopoly strongly
demned by the general statement of the American
As for the communication of the aforesaid Agent in this
mornings Bulletin assang the unders gned it only
be said that it is entirely characteristic of the warfare
waged by his employers e. o. J. Smith and KendaD dur
the construction of three four thousand miles OF Iee
prapb nv the updersiened HENRY -O'RIELLY.
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Some Simple Sentiments.

That favorite of so many thousands of the Anne
rcan people, Henry Clay. has arrived safely back
again at his home at Ashland. In the latter place
large and beautiful farm-how happy lit seems
to us) could man be, with peace, and his family
around him, attending to the wholesome duties OF
agricultural How much happier than when en-
gagged in the hot and angry disputes of politicsso
inconsistent with ease of mind, and with real dig
nifty! We dare say, however, we are very old
fashioned and all that, in thinking so. Lest we be
misunderstood, we would bring Gen. Cass and MIR.
Dallas under the same train of reflections Why,
there they all are-three old men-who certainly
have arrived at the time of life when the spirits
welcome shade, repose, and an elegant compe-
tence. How can they, while those pleasures in
vite them, voluntarily throw themselves amid the
fury of the political battlefield to bear the very
heat and burden of the day!
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 70, 1s4s.

Honor TO GEN. SCoTT.-It is now generally uil
ierstood that Gen. Winfield Scott intends 10 re'uf
10 the United States, and that he will very soon ar
rive in Newt Orleans In view of this TACT, we con-
slider it a sacred duty incumbent upon the autho7i-
ties of our city, to take immediate steps to welcome
in manner worthy of his fame and his brilliant
services. the Hero of Vera Cruz Cerro Gordo, Con-
treras. Churubusco and Mexico In taking such
measures, the City Government would but give ex-
presson to the universal feeling of the people OF
NewOrleans We have heretofore been foremost
in honorng those distinguished Generals who have
hitherto arrived here and would it be just that we
should now neglect the claims of him who has been
the embodiment of almost all the glory our arms
have gained in Mexico! Should we neglect HIM
who has caused the name of our Republic to ring
through the world . We greatly mistake the char
acter and patriotism of our citizens, should such De
permitted to be the case.
The Councils of the First and Second Munlcl'
palities have already taken measures to do Their
part: we await now the action of the General
Council upon the subject.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12

SEEING THROUGH THE MINDS EYE-A poeti-
cal genius in the city of Mexico, tells the Boston
Atlas that whenever he wants to get a vivid idea
of Webster, he goes into the Cathedral, and looks
at its massive grandeur. When he desires a vivid
idea of Corwin, we advise him to visit the Ameri-
can grave-yard.-N. Y. Globe.
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~" Spring and Summer Clothing AFFIXED
NUNROF NO No. "a MAGAZINE Street, have received by
arrivals a very choice assortment OF
Gillian pI Il cIIAnIER CI OTIIINC

~" Spring and Summer Clothing. ALFRED
MUNROE 40, No. "a MACHINE Street, have received by
recent arrivals a very choice assortment OF
FASHIONABLE SUMNER CLOTHING,
which of their friends and custom
following goods all of the latest styles and
trimmed the very best All our goods are war
rantei in every respect.
Dress Coats, Frocks and Sac, of the following materials
French Merno Drap de Vienne;
Dram French Llama Cloth;
Parameta. Caspian Tweed
Black and coored Alpaca; Groton Cloth;
LinenL istado Check; Drap d'lnde;
Striped Linen White Linen;
Brown and Yellow Linen. Seersucker;
Blue, Olive and Mixed Cashmerette.
Polka Coats, Of the following materials:
Black and blue Drap dEte Black and colored Cloth
Llama Cloth. Light Tweed;
(,asbn,erette. White Linen;
Brown Yellow and Check LineI
Pantaloons, Of the following materials:
French Merino; Single Mled French Doeskin
d'Ee; Kubans tie Lame
Drap de Venue; Cooed French DnlIings;
Param White Linen Drilling;
Black andB Blue Alpaca; White Irish Linen;
Drap de Turk; White Linen Duck;
India Nankeen; Lstado Check
French, English and American Coonade.
Vests, of the following materials:
Black andco Silk and Linen.
Black and colored Silk; Fancy colored Linen:
Bnmb Plain Linen;
White Marseiles; Buff Cashmere
Fancy Marseiiles; Black and fancy Velvet;
Rich light Silk and satin for Balls and Sources.
Shirts Drawers.-Whie Linen Muslin Shirts st,inea
Linen and Cotton Shirts Brown Pink and White Knit
Cotton Gauze Mno Gauze Flannel Silk Undershirt
and Drawers
and Silk Hdkfs Suspender Gloves Haf-hose ETC. etc
Also-TrInks, Fases, Carpet Bags Umbrellas.
= We selling our WINTER CLOTHING at remarka.
Black Cloth Dress and Frock Goats from $40 to s2s
spa sdpa ALFRED MTNRoE Co. i Magazine s.
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eT- Mrs c. E. da PONTE, would respectfully
inform those persons who DESTROYS of learning either
DRAWING or PAINTING, that she is prepared to give
private lessons young Ladies in either of those beautiful
accomplishments upon the reasonable Apply
at this Office ap12
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70" A CARD.-Dr. Banks, of the ROYAL College
of Surgeons Of London and Of the Great body o.
and public that OF his having had con-
siderable practice since he has been in this city, nrmbeng
Of the Bar, Members of the legislature Merchants
case-havng been offered cent by these worthless
and being considered deogato,y and nnofessIonal IN the
resolved open Oyster Shop where he trusts that his
gaping bvavcs will reciprocal action On the pockets
"0vsters are moi Pbvsic bless their souls'' ap10
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We ,, Were soy m nen a s%neq his mother in
Mt i,.r rsons y chastisement- Give me two OF
ihrss pfs more, mohsr don't think ea an
behave we'll yet.' The Boston Transcript Is 10 'e
held responsible for this story
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o. boy was convicted of arson, at Marietta,
Ohio, some days since. When the verdict
rendered, he caught mp law book and threw it at
the jurors, hitting Of them in the face. prom
ising youth that
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w French, Spanish, English and Italian Ii

IT, French, Spanish, English and Italian Lam
grages.-YITA YOCE SYSTEM.-JAMES De PALOS Pro-
Modern Languages No. a. Exchange Place. opposite the
Pooce Canal and Cuomhouse Streets New Orleans
teaches the above Languages correctly peculiar and easy man
SYSTEM of eighteen labor and experience IN
profession ned sound principles governed by
nature has successfully pacticed IN this city
the years. 1t has been demonstrated to be the only sy
which scientific and practical knowledge OF language can
acquired time and such extent as to enable the
read speak the language his native
tongue.
Persons wishing to honor him confidence requested
call at his office from NJ from to P NJ No. IA E1
change Place.
References numerous and respecable. mill 3ms
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Gs-Our Semi Weekly will be issued at an early
hour this morning. IT can be had at the office

FIRST RATE NoTIcE.-On glancing over our
exchanges yesterday, we were highly elated
with the following notice of our sheet in the Macon
(Miss.) Rifle. II is almost equal to one OF Park
Benjamins g first rate notices in the Post" The
Rifle says:
1.-The New Orleans Crescent No l. came to us, duly
noticed and has been since Do you intend ex
changing with u.s. gentlemen, did you merely send that
cory to get puff If the latter object we care
how you pulled out Of existence, for we think
yours is d-n poor paper, anyhow.
Mr. Riae VOL down list Sure
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:, ,, srpvpr IL CAMP STREET
IL CAMP AGiJlNNESS & BUSH,
IL Camp street, N. O.
r.ncv AMI pE TofEE Il ARTICLES:
COMBS, USHES, PER FU W. ff'
FANS. RETICULES, PURSES
Dressing Gases, Work xes' OesAs'
CANES, UMBREL L AS,
SHIRTS, SC.dRFS. CRAPAIs, HLo' He'
GOLD PENS, CUTLERY, ETC.
Splendid Clothing Establishment.
s BOYLE & Sands, grateful for past tayors woad me-
srecuy cali the attention Of The pubic TO men 81
and Furnishing Store OYDRAS, corner OF %
N b. Gehliei i ai ,hmssi i wy apS
sgp Fashionable CONFECTIONERY NJ M
received by recent aus Wv
WI large and superior of Fashionable summer
al, that IS new in materials manufacture Their STOCK,
part, consists OF r, -. 1 Dross Coats.
Srper black and colored Sac and fancy Soatsi
Black and brown Croton and Alpaca Sacs
Striped, heck and plaid Linen Sacs;
Best'b black French ORA d'Ete Pants
White Naval and Military Drill Pants;
White Satin Face andC Canvass Drill Pants:
Fancy French Drill Pants newest Styles
Check Drill and Stripe Linen Pants; y,
Buff and Fancy Linen and MarselieS vests;
Plain and figured white Marselles vests;
Linen and Cotton ohflsi
Undershirts; Drawers; .
Halfiose Pocket Handkerchief; Cravats; Gloves; IT,
SuspendeTs, ece oP' S"Pp''