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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

A HARD CAsE.-A poor, hut jolly weaver j.
ms city, not many years ago, had a fortune aS
him by distant and wealthy relative, who wsn ,.
- OFT the handle in England, rather unexpectsdi
When the news came to the poor fellow, as he 50,
c''chette-cldcket at his loom, he stoned stock s,I
and said. Well suppose must spend the 1 mn
ney straight" The fortune, some twenty n'I '
thousand dollars, was duly realized and duv snsu, 1
For, two brief years did the job and he ret,rnedt
his loom as poor churchmouse. but merry as 10
cricket, and worked away again for his daiIy brea5
perfectly satisfied with the good time" he had
him green but he laughed at their gibes ' ani
worked the harder. In twelve months lime wi" "a
popped another rich relative, and the news no Oa
haste, to the Jolly weaver that he was aga;
the possessor of handsome fortune. Ston Sn",
his loom, and looking sorrowfully at the letter Is
despondingly said Good heavens is il possibls
that must go through all that again. Boston
SatUr21Y Rambler '
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23
ARMoRY HALL-THE LAST SUPPER

'HE greatest production of Art ever yet known 10 tbo
a world Is that most emnently celebrated deisn r
LEONARDO pa Vinci. of THE LAST SUPPER. panted
on the wall OF the Convent of Santa Maria dele Craze
Of this truly wonderful masterpiece of Art copied nearly ops
hundred years year; since, IS now exhibiting at the ANNOY
HALL. IhlS painting about 300 feet of canvas
reEesenting all the characters large as life CHRIST A.
the vctim and Priest Of the Great Sacrifice seated in the
centre OF the group, where he shines ont amid his Dsc;n
in all his Respondent and heavenly majesty contempahn
with equal complasancy his faithful and devoted followers
Asonishment and gloom mantle the whole scene oeca
stoned by the Savionrs announcement One Of Uor shall
6cray me-. This is Painting of great merit and shon
be witnessed by all who appreciate tile Fine Arts as well
by those WIG believe in The divinity of the Son of God
will remain for exhibition in this city lor three DAYS only
80 Hours of exhibition from A. NJ. Till I'm; After
noon: from till g. and in the Evening at O'Clock
sW Abundance Soc Tickets for sale al all The nr;rc
pal Book Stores and Hotels my99
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Gen. Worth's Opinions.


The Washington Union of the 18th inst contains
correspondence consisting of -four letters three of
which are written by Gen. Worth, and are express
sive Of his views upon the political questions on
which the two great parties are at ISSUE The
General expresses his opinions freely and decidedly
and although disclaiming the imputation of parti-
sanism bis principles seem to be emphaticaly demo-
cratic The first of the series is addressed to F. W.
Bowden, in reply to a letter from that gentleman,
requesting to be informed of Cen Worth opinions
upon certain subjects therein specified. In regard
10 the graduation and reduction of the price of
public lands, he says:
:" would vote any reduction necessary to place
farms within the reach of industrious bona fde set
tiers or emigrants regarding the early occupation
and cultivation of the public domain as the richest
public treasure; hoping still TO annual sur
plus over and above expenses OF administration
surveys, sales etc-carried to The public treasury,
to be appropriated, among other national objects,
10 the improvement of our great lakes and rivers,
to the extent of constitutional permission.
On the veto power he is equally explicit, being at
present totally opposed to any change or modifca-
ton i'll that feature of our constitution.
His views on the Wimot Provso are essentially
Southern--he believing that the new States admit
ted into the Union should be permitted, in all
tlHlSS, 10 regulate their own social condition.
Congress, he considers should continue to be gov
erned by the principles of the Missouri Compro-
mise Concerning the war, he says
. War, ever to he depiored should be avoided
so long Us may be, consistent with national honor
and natioaal rights In my opinion, there has been
no war in our history, always excepting that for
independence, which stands out and will through
all time, case by itself in that of any other
people, commenced under greater provocation, or
waged with higher humanity Regarding, then.
this war as eminenty juss sincerely hone it NAV
he the pleasure of Government. sustained bv The
people, 10 prosecute it with vigor until ample salts
faction for indignities, and full indemnify for sac
rlices, be received
The General is decidedly hostile to a United
States Bank, in favor of the independent Treasu.
ry, and, we should Judge, in favor of the tariff
of 1876
We do not republish this correspondence in full.
considering would be superiuous, there is not
much prospect that Gen. Worth will be ANNOYED
by any very pressing entreates to accept the NOM
motion.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

sHiPwREck-Cne Hundred and Fifty Lives
Lost.-Letters have been received from Penang.
dated February >, relative 10 the British ship Gen
Wood, which there is too much reason to believe
has ioundered in the Chinese seas, with every soul
belonging to her, amounting to 49, The Inflated
vessel, 1t is reported, was chartered by the Indian
Government for the transport service. She was
an old ship, 500 tons burthen, and left Singapore
on the I'd of January for Penang, having on board
nnety-one convicts, detachment of soldiers sew
eral passengers, and crew of between thirty or
forty persons Since that period, nothing whatever
has been heard Of her Several vessels had gone
over the same route that she did, and have gained
no tidings of her.
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- . -.

FURIOUS CArTLE.-The parents of little children
in the upper portion of the city are often sadly
frightened lest their tender charges should be tram
pied over by the large droves of cattle that the
drivers frequently hurry up the street. A few days
ago, little child in Bacchus street was run over
by herd of these CATTLE and for some time his life
was despaired of. This is a practice which should
be discontinued, and we hope will be looked into
by the city authorities.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

AccIDENT.-On Sunday evening last a man
named Sandy Ross, in endeavoring to get out of the
cars at the Lake End of the Ponchartrain Railroad
lost his hold and fell underneath the cars His leg
was so terribly lacerated that it had to be amputaed
yesterday. The operation was performed at Dr.
Luzenberg's hospital
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

New PUBLIcATIoNs.-We acknowledge the re-
ceipt of a number of new works and periodicals
from John c. Vail, No. 81 st. Charles street, viz
" Ornand, the Avenger;' The Scout of Silver
Pond;'' g Ordeal by Touch, or the Assassin's
DOOM 6 The Light Dragon; g Bel of the Prai-
RE ;; Life of Louis Philippe - Life of Henry
Thomas, the Western Burglar and Murderer"
Also, the Albion;'' g The Flag of the Free =
" London Weekly DISPATCH etc, which may be
had as above.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

The CRors-The Concorda Intelligencer of the
both instant, says: The influence of the rains of
this week on the cornfields, has been remarkable
Iwenty-four hours had not elapsed after the rains
OF Tuesday evening, when they showed the new
life which had quickened the growth Of the plant.
Although this influence is not so quickly percepti-
BILE In the cotton plant, the benefit received by it is
even greater as at the time of this relief the stands
were about to suffer- As it is few have been seri-
olslY injured"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

The LAST SUPPER.-Creighoff, celebrated copy
OF this magnificent painting, by LEONARDO DaVinci,
the great maslerthe admiration of masters as well
as of connosseurs, for ages-s on exhibition
in the supper room of the Armory Hall, where il
will remain for three days only. The lovers OF the
fine will improve the chance thus afforded of
witnessing one of those great efforts of world-re-
noWned genius.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

The MAYA LANGUAGE.-In almost all news
from Iucaan, and in articles referring to the dep
relations Of the Indians, our readers may have no.
iced names of towns, ranchos &c. having a in
verted, thus D. Many believe that this is typo
graphical error, but may inform them that il is
adopted by the Yucatecos to express peculiar
sound, similar to that of combination of the and
c. If I'VE are not mistaken, this is invention Of
a Franciscan monk.-Patriu of .SundGu
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels YESTERDAY

ST, CHARLEs.-R NJ Henon, MONTGOMERY; NJ CaIva,
Mobile; ID McDougald. J A Jones' w II North / Cen
nell, Ga Lewis, Mobile; T Watkins, Miss Bowen
Texas; rhayer and lady, Ga; Mayer, Montgomery: +
James, Gordon, Mobile; w Moody and lady Tsgr,n' =
Hidden and sister La; Terry, Ala; Ii Hornsby' Kv
VERANDA.-J r Mcdowell, Miss; w q Mix m Nj
Mexico; M Lee, Ala; ii Hawtord and lady T d iamer
Hepburn, La. Ye'
PLANTERs' B King, w Morgan Ark: ] w Ranso,,
L Is Savage, NJ Davis La; Starr r Mcdonald Tsyn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

: WISCONSIN ELEcTIoN.-The wings have been
defeated in Wisconsin. Nelson Dewey, the demo-
cratic candidate for Governor, leads Tweedy about
1000. The legislature is largely democratic in
both branches. In the LIST Congressional District,
William Pitt Lynde, democratic, is elected by
large majority. Also, M. c. Darling, democratic,
iii the I'd district
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23
DIR. A. w. COLEMAN'S

.7NT7-7l TSPEP77C .3yVU TONIC BITTERS
MOBILE, April H. 1873
Mr.. E. d.. Coleman-Dear Sir | have to state thai
well satisfied with the trial have given of the ANTI
DYSPEPTIC AND TONIC BITTERS you had the good.
ness to present to the City Hospital have, for the last
eight months been in the habit of recommending this
preparation my patients whenever their condition has a
peared to me to require tonic medicines
| am, dear sir, yours, truly
JOHN F. INNERARITY, NJ d.
~ Sold by the proprietor at his office, 80 PoydcS
Street. my22a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

iHE FIRE AT DETRon.-The Albany Evening
journal contains farther particulars of the conha-
grafton at Detroit. The fire broke out on the dock
IN Inc large yellow warehouse formerly occupied by
). CHESTER supposed to have caught from spark
from a propeller strong breeze was blowing
from the south at the time. The flames spread very
rapidly. Every thing from the Advertiser build
nss, on jefferson avenue, to the Congregational
Church, gone. and down to the river Atleasttbree
hundred families are burned out Wales Hotel
formerly the American, and Barney's Temperance
House, are burned to the ground The Advertiser
Office is burned out-buldngs greatly DAMAGED
type, &c, nearly all saved. The fire was got IN
der about O'clock P. NJ, on the 9th inst Il was
stopped at Baubien street. Seventy buildings are
In ruins, and the loss is estimated at 100000.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, May $40. P M-The Senate
being called to order the resolution relating to the
withheld nominations of the President was taken up
Mr.. Borand addressed the Senate. He regarded
the resolution unconstitutional The subject
after some debate, was laid aside informally
On motion, the Yucatan bill was considered.
Mr. Calhoun spoke at some length in opposition
to the bill He was opposed to the bill and all the
amendments.
Mr. Bagby has the floor for Tomorrow. Senate
adjourned.
In the House, the bill providing for the ventila-
ton OF passenger vessels amended and passed.
A message was received from the President
transmitting the correspondence of the Navy De-
partment with Commodore Perry; from which it
appears that detachment Of marines had been
ordered to proceed to Dagnana, but not to march
into the interior.
The House passed the bill reftlnding moneys ad-
vanced by volunteers.
MIR. Andrew Stewart submitted a resolution Cal
ling upon the Secretary of the Treasury for the
amount of exports of breadstus and cotton to Eng
gland for two specified periods, showing the further
increase by the present tariff.
Upon this resolution an interesting debate sprung
up IN which Messrs. Charles J. Ingersol. Stewart
and Bagby took part
Mr. Bailey offered an amendment to the resolu-
I,oa a: to include the amount of specie and bread
stuffs for the last twenty years, which was agreed
TO- The House adjourned
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

G5- Those who aware of the value Of I'M
proved Real Estate in the Second Municipality,
will not be absent from the sale This Day, at II
O'Clock, al Banks Arcade; for particulars of
which, see Beard, Calhoun d Co.'S advertisement.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

CLAM CHowDER.-All the Webster men in the
city are informed that they can obtain the real
Websersartice at the Hobrook Saloon.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

For THE SEAT OF Waffle United States
schooner lnvincible, Capt Mason, and the United
States ship American, left last evening, for Vera
Cruz, with Government stores. The American also
took over the following detachments of troops and
officers: Major Vandeventer, 18th Infantry Lieut.
NorVell, 9th Infantry, commanding Co. F., 4th In
antry; 80 men and 20 recruits for 18th Infantry !;
Lieut. Clutter. of the 18th Infantry, commanding
Co. H., 9th Infantry, 80 men.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23
ALFRED MUNROE e. co

- -,u,o,,, :, .-->,.,.., NO. 81 .lidg0ztnG street.
PARTICULAR NOTlCE.-Our friends and customer,
Il informed that Cutter here from New
York, and will remain until the Gath inst Those of our
customers who wish TO have their taken or order
tanty Of being well pleased in style and fit Persons order
ing articles will be under obligations take them if on
ssy" Please call before the Oath inst.
my20 2dp5t ALFRED MUNROE x co 81 Magazines "a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23
NoTther Markets.


NEW York. May 10, % P. M-The Flour market is
heavier than yesterday and the business done small
concession Sales of Genesee at $6 25 No change in Mo
asses, Coffee and Sugar The sales of Cotton today
been chiefly of the better qualities and grades above mid
Rice quiet without change in prices sales made 3cs.
holders stiff
FATHER MATHEw.-The Dublin Freeman Jour
nal, in speaking of the visit of Father Mathew to
the United States, cautions Irishmen against re-
ceiving him in any other. capacity, than an
g Apostle of Temperance as it declares him TO be
the agent of the British Minister.
VIRGINIA ELEcTIoNs.-The Washington Union
gives the result as follows:
In the last House of Delegates the Wings had
ma lority of 4; and in the next House the Demo-
Gratis have probably majority of 10 In the last
Senate the Democrats had majority of 10; in the
next Senate they will have majority of IL On
ONT ballot the Democratic majority will be 27''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

AFFAIRS IN OREGoN,--Senator Benton has re-
ceived a mail from Oregon up to the LIST of Novem-
Der, and communicates to the State Department
the information that the arrival of Mr. Buchanan's
letter in the territory with one from the Senator
himself, had put stop to the agitation of the ques
ton of providing an independent Government for
themselves, in consequence of the rejection of the
Oregon bill by Congress. They now send MIR.
Benton petition to be laid before Congress, ear
nestly invoking the protection of laws and Go
yernment.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

AccIDENT.-We learn that yesterday boy. the
f you o. mr. James Mckeever, jumped from a fiat.
ooa' ',l'o 'he river, and was drowned This is
indeed, sad blow to his parents. -''S '7'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY %, 1s4s.
ALABAMA WING DELEGATEs.-Par of the Ala

ALABAMA Wing DELEGATEs.-Part of the Ala
bama Wing Delegates arrived in this city yester-
day morning, and left in the evening on the steam
er Oreline 81. John, on their way to attend the
Convention at Philadelphia. Among the Delega-
ton we noticed DIR. Levert and Mr.. c. C. Lang
don (editor of the Mobile Advertiser), both we'll
known devoted friends to the interests of Mr..
Clay. Mr.. Langdon declared, through the columns
of his paper, few days since, that Gen. Taylor's
claims on the Convention out of the question,
after the publication of his Richmond letter.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

LEATHER DRESSING CASES, of American manufacture to
which invite They unsurpassed compact
and service.
CAMP CASESknte fork SPOON cases. pocket
DRAM FLASKSG cup cases. Tor the
COMBS and BRUSHES of all kinds.
PERFUMERY of all kinds
CRAVATS, STOCKS and SCARFS.
SUSPENDERS and SHOULDER BRACES,
DRAWERS and UNDERSHIRTS.
MONEY BELTS and PURSES;
KNIVES and RAZORS;
GOLD PENS and PENCILS;
UMBRELLAS and CANES;
GLOVES and HANDKERCHiEFS
STRIPED LINEN AND COTTON TRAVELLING SHIRTS
NAUTILUS LIFE PRESERVERS
FINE LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS, fourteen sizes all made
of the best materials and the best manner;
NE PLUS ULTRAS, the Portable Writing
We constantly receiving additions almost endless variety
of beautiful Fancy Articles for PRESENTS.
GUINNESS g. BUSH,
Dealers in Fancy and Toilet Articles,
my93 lm2lp l2 CAMP STREET.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23

~ The Mississippi, at this point, says the Con-
cordia lnlegencer of the Goth inst has been rising
for some days past, and is still rising.
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GRIND .NUSIC4L PROMENaDE

dhHVO 0HUNIJ17II .HF1VHVE
AND FASHIONABLE ICE CREAM SALOON,
NH. AT the .7rm0ry Hall, Camp Street. ee4ss. IA
ia NJ The Proprietor begs leave to announce tOS ~
MSsE, the public generally, that in order to rem Sag
gIiS der this delightful place of still e2S
S5 agreeable he has engaged splendid
BAND, who will perform all the latest Muse-apd being
prepared with the richest and best favored CREAMS.
SHERBETS, ETC. trusts TO be patonzed in proportion TO
the superiority of the Saloon and its Creams
Families and Parties be supplied the shortest notice
in any quantity.
N B.-Dunng Balls which may take place. the
public will be admitted and the Creams will be served up
in the Supper Room which is also large, cool and AIRY
Saloon. myS In
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23
sy- French, Spanish and Italian Lapguages.-By
Drugs and Medicines.

Drugs ana NAeulClIfeSs
t." Ruste & Paddock, ITO PoYDRAs STREET, (next
door the Delta Ofice Wholesale Dealers in DRUGS AND
MEDICINES PERFUMERY, FANCY GOODS, etc.
The above firm have recently made retail their
and prepared put up Physicians Prescriptions
small packages Medicines, with and dispatch
az Their medicines fresh and pure; such, they sold
and warranted.
~ would add of PERFUME
RY and FANCY ARTICLES, such Cologne Haer Extracts
the Handkerchief Hair OILS Ponmad Cosmetics, Brushes
Co eqlad be surpassed by other house
in the city. myl0 2w2dp
to" To Country Merchants Planters and Physi-
cians-Pleae the advertisement OF Rustic & PADDOCK,
upon the Fourth Page, headed as above. nyl0
E- Fashionable Clothing THOMPSON 8, NIX
IA Canal sfTee have received by recent arrivals from New
York large and superior Clothing
all that materials manufacture Their Stock
part, consists of
Super black ORA dEte Frock and Dress Goats;
Super black and colored Merno Sac and fancy Goats;
Black and brown Croton and Alpaca sacs;
Best black French BRA d'Ete Pants;
White Naval and Military Drill Pants;
White Satin Face and Canvass Drill Pants;
Fancy French Drill Pants, styles;
Check Drill and Stripe Linen Pants;
Buff and Fancy Linen and Marsellles Vests;
PLAIN and figured white Marseiles Vests
Superior Linen and Cotton Shirts;
Hai-hose; Pocket Handkerchief Cravas; Gloves;
Suspenders etc. APPS 2lpyl
tV" The America Graefenberg Theory does not
presume that medicine all lille mpu
dent faunt such doctrine the face intelligent community.
1t the language of quacks and peender But the Of
medicines offered by the Graeenberg Company EVERY DISEASE
will find Gnldote.
e85- For Agents. Gaeienbergs Series, page
TT Strangers in the City, see DIR. b. +. MULLEN'S
advertisements the other columns this paper. He the
best in his profession the United States All that stand
need would do well him call, o6 Custom house
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NJ Fashionable Clothing-CHEAP FOR


OF Fashionable Clothing CHEAP FOR
C4SH-ALFRED MUNROE & CO, No. "a MAGAZINE
would call the attention purchasers to their assortment
Fashionable Spring and Summer Clothing,
which they Offering very low FOR CASH ONLY
The following described goods all of the latest Styles and
made and in the very best All goods are
/ anted i'll every respect
French Merino Drap d'Ee Dress Goats, Frocks - -.
paramett aa and Alpaca do do do s' 90 to co
Plaid Striped and do do. to %
s sss" sn S sd and sa
Liam, ~ an, paP E d. s.as s and Polka Coat: to &C
crn S cio A D@p ne and scersuofer
Coates Paataiocns 70 :"
Esss 6 Ms1 s s DP Ms1no
ysly T EIs1sh DsP a5k % 70
Single MlIed French Black Doeskn 50 to 50
White D, irish Linen Duck 90 to
French, English and American cottOnade 90 to so
Vests.
from SO 90 to 90
White and colored Marselles m to ~
Plain and Fancy Figured Linen 90 20 90
Super Buff Cashmere 50 TO %
k kc raa'g Rs a" Satin Vests for Balls and sose
Shirts and DrawersWhe Linen and Muslin Shirts; Striped
sa sa c0on s M s aad a % cIS k
Rich Fancy cavats Muslin Batiste cravats Linen
a. We w o cs dsf MT H oGlS at ma
apsl sdpI ALFRED MUNRoE & CO, 81 Magazine St
Boyle q sands,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, ETC,
mhas sm '''' CO Corner SS 81 TTchoupitoulas street.
No. MAGAZINE ST. CORNER CANAL STREET
M. HUNTINGTON,
DEALER IN CLOTHING,
Keeps constantly complete of every article
CURED for Gentleman's Wardrobe. apis 2dpa
Splendid Clothing Establishment.
EV Boyle & Sands, grateful for past avors, would
specially call the the public their fashionable Clothing
Furnishing Store, &c PoYDRAs, Of Tcoupiouas
NIB Gentlemen in the city will find it to their interest
to call and examine for themselves. apo
TT H, Dalley's Magical Pain, Extractor. The
% and only % n h % T each 5os
Southern Depot Isl Charities street, New Orleans a27
TT French, Spanish and Italian Lapguages-By
OLLEND0RFF'S NEW METHOD Of learning 10 read wTits
the French, Spanish English Italian Languages
pecuy informs the young gentlemen and others this commercial
who wish thorough knowledge of of the
above that he has lately arranged and his Day
and Evening Classes the following Daily lessons
month"; lessons three week. SIS nonpayable in advance
Glasses day and throughout the and pupils
Professor of Modern Languages No. Exchange Place,
Can be in his office to 10 aof the evening from
os CLASSES may be Termed any part Of the eit Notice LETT at e
e ; lI Z Mas.s REP
where always be found the largest assortment OF Goods In New
Orleans, and at uniformly low prices mha
~ II Writing-Messrs. DoLBEAR, Ms Is Camp and
gSP e. $9$ ss ' %' as
e%s~ All pupils desired attend until hey-1-s-s-
bold and rapid business style 90 Hours, to II A.
L Is ~ boLBE1R's GoLD PENS for sale. myl8