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Saddle, Harness and Trunk
MANUIsACTHRER,
KISo SrREEr, ALnxAEpRIA, YmaSIA,l |
D. w. N. BROWN, !
~ sell hs,s:EII.Lh sE leave . make HIM:
az s;IIusnd,a e1sf soai Jefferson ans
facilities enables him 10 offer ss,asseple%
those who may be disposed ~ give him trlAAs.
His stock Of saddles Of every variety and km~ u
such as 10 Secure 10 p1rchaseFs the opppoItunty o.
being EXACTLY. SUITED At vEnH MODER-
ATE PRICES. A constant supply q ne io,lc =,
ING mentioned articles always on hands WHICH ~
viii take pleasure in exhibiting, VII:
Gentlenaenls Shafter Saddles,
DO Plain dc TIL
Do Patent Springs do HI.
Ladies' do OF every Pattern and latest ssyie.
Brides Of every description,
Carriage Harness, M
Buggy do well mounted. HE
Saddle Bags in great variety.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-02-05

Tnoking Glass Depot,
nT cARisk No. f3s and il0 'Balt-
g AAASoss,s. 80 infitns his friends and the pnb-
- more SUE y. IA an abundant supply Of
lie that he has '. n kates 81 every size, and Of
French and 49,. n that he manufactures
- h.sf 0udllA! !. a ali nInC(S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-02-05
= d % {IIFee lI01E--laFgcf ones 10 a
lllLl proportion. Zach continnarl.,eI 25 c.nr

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p &fine Time. win be continued until forbid
80 c,sgt9 accordingly
TN Y .. Palsrn American Newspaper ana
Advertising agent 10 the cities of Baltimore Phil
ndelphla. New York and Boston, has been ap-
pointed Agent for receiving and forwarding sub
brripli0nG and advertisements for ibis paper. At
his oiiccs IN those cities respectively, VIZ:
6AtrlSoHg, Southeast corner Of baltimore and
1nlxert Streets
PniLaDSLpnll, No. 50 Pine Street.
NEy YonK, No. 20 Ann street.
BosroS. No. IA State Street
S Il NJ A G U'N DI.
.Feller citysens' said 4 country candi,
date on the stump Tor the Legislature, ii
an 0andydate FOR the Legislator, and az
al good Republicans should Dc, will give
you my views Of matters and things in
gineral-the generality Of mankind in
gineral, ginerally speaking, are most gin.
orally II favor Of republication and 30
nm I ! am also in favor Of liberal e..
YrefriatieA Of the pnblic funds for build.
ing bridges. I am also in favor of lib.
eral appropriations for the profaac assilum.
4 am also in favor Of e1pyepriafiag money
for the ginefsl Settlement Of tho scrip
turss Yes, felicr cityzens, these Is my sem
timents, aud IL there Is no cltick-ia-are
used in the election, / am bound to be Q.
lected to the Legislator
Tho Hasbingcr tells good anecdotc. 49,
u says that about the limo A. y. Davis
Mesmeric Revelations came out, one Of
the Universalist Clergy publicly advoca--
Ted its peculiar doctrines from his pulpit.
An old gentleman who did not relish the
new creed, complained Of 1t very jealous,
~ 10 . friend who was rather favorable to
il, and who cndeayored to mitigate his
dislike. Why said the advocate of
Orthodoxy. awhat / want 10 hear from 5the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-02-05
nd. As his prices are moderate and The duTablIlt
az ,,orL NJ A d n A NTH he hama. n, uecnya

liberal sharesof patronage. H. II
Orders via Canal, carefully and promptly executed
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-z2es1 y ~ u fAtk ~ 49, 81 -
Payable half yearly bql Two DoLtsls xill be
nfen = payment = tahI e paid cniirely IN AZ
.ser Wh<neysr payments deferred bvcnd he
exPlAll9e u N ytaE, Interest win le charged
~ scese.ir.ions for stx inonihs u . . Be
paid inyz1fakly n advance.
81 ADVERTISING.
4. The LelIna nf adHnrlI1inr arr OR srlnnrn or
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-02-05
Ornamsn.s, Gilt Rods King anu Curtain Bands

III
Glazed and common Papers,
Borders and Curtain do
Paper hung In the city or elsewheret by the
best woEkmen. Always on hand, Whste and
Black Wadding Of large and SMALL sizes by
wholesale and retail3
Baltimore, Jan 81, lsi1--ly.
Frederick Female Seminary.
- .ssr5.E1sx- -ss3 ".
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-02-05

Mesasrie Revelations came out, one Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-02-05

led its peculiar doctrines from his pulpit
An old gentleman who did not relish the
new creed, complained Of it very jealous,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-02-05

Parents who desire to give their daughters
liberal and refined education, viii here find an
stitution with as extensive corporate powers
any College in the State; an able, learned a
efficient faculty that can contribute to the heall
comfort and convenience ,ofthe Students
TERMS.--For Board, Washing elegant
furnished Rooms, Lights, Fuel and Tuition
all the branches required for diploma, per sch
lastic year, 500 half YEARLY in advance
GIDEON. BANTS,
DAVID BOYD.
OITpTCTnDIIC,D S-rETNrEn t'sTx., -,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05
Dav After the EJeec+iop

! How often do we think of that simple word
| yesterday" The marriedman thinks of his mar
riage ms yesterday the broker has his Yesterday
marked with " a white stone,'' and the successful
politician his yesterday identified with many pages
of foolscap. But The Yesterday Of the public was a
day and no mistake The features of the vicors in
the contest were radiant with joy, whilst The faces
OF their chop-iaIlen opponents looked anything but
beaulful. At about eleven O'Clock the successful
candidates, dressed in their best emerged from
their dwellings flushed with the feelings attendant
on victory. 8 IIa ha my dear Jones' exclaimed
one, d" told you would be elected. Never say fail
my boy, act up to old Rchelieu maxim, never say
fail" Oh, how cordially his friend Jones grasped
his hand, and squeezing it in his vicelike fingers,
remarked in tones full Of pathos, '.never was so
glad inHny life | bet on your and won Laud
If you had seen the ellers that was going agin YOU
told 'em that you was to be elected. and no mis-
take, and they voted for you and nobody else -
Thank you, thank you much obliged, but
have got much business to attend TO. See you
again. Good bye-good bye -
But see here, Mr.. Jnkns, that little situation
that you promised me, what about that %
Jones, business, particularly such as have TO
transact, is important, and must be attended to.
DtleNe ulu say something 10 you ABOUT a-a-d-a-
and when get time shall reconsider my opinion
Good bye, Jones, ] IN in great hurry and must be
off,
The sucked in thought of his Yesterday, and
the sucker of his success ''Cuss me-" said the
sucked in if ever vote for him again, ! wish
may be id! Offered to give it to me, and faint
much, no how; and now election s over he s
jis as proud bed-bug that s been feedin' off the
hide of Congressman Didn't spend his money
literally Didn't cuss his opponents, and swear
that he was the only who deserved to be
elected Didn't work like niger or a tiger for
weeks for him, and when he had mt no money to do
the trcating,' didn't to go and borrow it for
him And when the election day came on, who
was the man that stood by him. Who was the
man who give the 'sockdologer into the face of
Jim Brown! Who was it that crossed the names
out of some Of the tickets, and put tother ones ill.,
jist for his benefit But it aint no NATTER and as
that man who eats bread made of saw-lllst, and
drinks nohn' but cold Water, says, there s good
time coming I'll take an pocket my difficulties
and ~ nothin' more about 'eml''
So saying, the gentleman who was to have been
elected 10 Petty Office, with face that looked any
thing but amiabe, put his hands in his empty peck
cts, and with pursed lips endeavored to whistle to
the tune Of g Begone, dull care ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05
MoRGAN,s LITERARY DEPOT,
.1djoiaing tie Post-ohcc,

Jdj03HiRg ne f0St-oDlfC- F.tCtdH"f ItdCf.
NEW BOOkS-Iust received-FfsToRIcAL VIEW OF
~ THE LITERATURE OF THE SouTH oFEl RoPE-By j.
c. l.. Smonde de Ssmonde, of the Academy and So
cety OF Arts OF Geneva vols
LUTHER AND THE LUTHERAN REFoRMATIoN-by John A.
Scott, NJ. Ain , vols;
LETTERS THE BRITISH SPY-by William Writ
A SUMNER IN SCOTLAND-by Jacob Abbot-WIth eng ::
Conquest CALIFORNIA AND EW MEXICO by the forces
olhe United STATES in the years 1916 and 1s47;
Chas Lanman. author of Summer in the Wilderness.
Two OID MEMS TALEs-rhe Admi[al's Daughter, and
The Detormcd-by Mrs. Marsh, author OF Emily Wyn-
Eva Historical Romance,by Edward Maturn, author of
hionteZuma, the Jew OF Granada, etc;
HISTORICAL AND SECRET MEMOIRS THE EMPRESS
wife Of NapoeSnmby Mme NJ Ao,t keNgEnaad;
American romance-by Jesse Conard;
THE History or THE BOTTLE;
Land and Sea-by Alexandra Dumas
CHLoRoFoRMlTs Effects; embracing series OF expert
mens made by Committee OF the Edlnburg Medlco-
THE ECLECTIC MAG.z1yE for March, 1915;
HuNr's MERCHANTS MAGAZINE AND COMMERCIAL Re-
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW for March,;
The LADY Book, with plates, for April;
GRAHAMs NJ AGAzINE tor Apnl;
eg The above magazines sold by the single number
subscriptions taken.
sg~ The subscriber having made such arrangements as
VIII enable HIM 10 sell books at as low they can be
bought of Northern publishers he invites bookpeddies and
apl 8t2dp itsw j C. MORGAN. Exchange Place.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NQW AND THEM t~o pars complete:
THE LOST CHliDRESNA Temperance Tale by t s Ar
T 7 CEIMEs or LoNpoS-2 vols complete;
: Esther DEhlED1NA-2 vols complete;
ELLEN MuNRoE-2 vols complete:
CouNTEss OF MoRIoNI vol. complete
george; or THE f ia OF THE Isle OF FRASoE-l
apl St MILES c. SALE { co IL St Charles St
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

The following cases We're, on Monday, decided
by the Supreme Court
Board Of Currency VS.. Board Of Managers Of
Citizens Bank Of LouiSiGna.-In this case the
Judgment of the lower Court was reversed, and de-
lendants ordered to pay costs in both Courts
George W. Sargent, et al VS.. Sam. Dapis.-Judg-
ment OF the lower Court so amended that plaintiffs
recover from defendants the sum of S6559 "a. with
interest thereon from the 18th of April 1912 until
paid In other respects, the Judgment was affirmed.
CHRISTOPHER Adams, .Jr., and Charles NJ Conrad
vs. Ihe Bank Of LouiSiana.-This suit was brought
by plaintiffs on a check for $50 8l3 sc, drawn in
favor Of the Union Bank on the Exchange Bank,
before that institution forced into liqui0ation
The check was protested. and the Union Bank en-
Tered suit; but before judgment could be obtained,
1ie Exchange Bank went INTO liquidation. The
Union Bank subsequently sold parts Of the check,
which We're paid by the Exchange Bank, and in
January, 1915, the entire check was sold to Her
mann, under whom the plaintiffs claim-the transfer
stating that settlements had been made upon it to
lie amount of S33.775 There was Judgment in
iaNof OF plaintiffs, according To their petition Claim
ing The whole amount for which defendants Were
olglhally bound in the entire check, and defend
anus appealed. The Judgment reversed by the
supreme Court. and it ordered that the plain
uS recover the sum of $3.50, with interest at the
"a OF 3 per cent per annum, from the Goth of
renrllary, 1912 until paid.
ioHot7e Noraacg VS.. DumeSnH q FUch.-Judg-
, %ent affirmed; The appellee in this case moved
,na' The appeal be dismissed. The motion to dis
miss was overuled
o, Ne'0 Orleans Canal and Banking COMPANY vs.
o,ger :. Acknowledgment affirmed
mean, under tutor VS. lFm. NJ Lan,beih. tutor
~ 'ilis case, the lower Court rendered Judgment
against defendant for the sum of S27lS IS defend
%,ll look devolu've appeal, and the tutor, Hutch
,So, VINO now prosecutes the suit asked that the
augment be amended i'll his favor The Supreme
1ouft reverses the judgment Of the lower Court
ana orders that Holmes Hutchinson recover the
sum OF $2l2 81, with legal interest from 9Th De-
cember, 1913
EtecutorS Of s. W. Forworh vs.. Henry F. Buck
"aner-l In this case, plaintiffs appealed from de-
ESQ, Gh dssolving a sequestration. The Supreme
,olrl reversed the Judgment, and ordered that the
'aS p, De reminded for further proceedings.
b1Gchley, Strong. Simpson y Co VS.. W. L. Nat
I IDh y Co. and White, Warner y Co,-The Cuun
ens equally divided in this case, the Judgment of
Ae lower Court stands
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

POLICE NEws.-There was really nothing to
report yesterday. Those persons belonging to the
police departments of the different Municipalities
who did not, on Monday last " look into the bowl
when it was full with wine," seemed yesterday
yerv tired whilst those who did take slight peep
at the rudy fluid looked as though they wished
themselves in Texas, some other delightful por-
ton of the globe The fact is, before the eve and
directly after the event Of local election the off
GERS are so impregnated with the result, one way or
the other that they don't care, in other words,
are not particular about making arrests. Let the
lovers of the awful look out, however, for the
events which are destined to transpire during the
present week.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

I'HE proprietor OF the ST: Charles Loan Office in p
yieS the attention of the public to his large B<FjA
stock OF unredeemed pledges. consisting OF Watches = r.
Diamonds, lewelry, Guns, Pistols Clothing, Fancyes14a
cetent time pieces for their will find this excel
lent opportunity 10 do at comparatively little cost. All
the Watches Offered for sale have been thoroughly examined
and placed in perfect repair by kllliu European watch
maker who Is employed continually in the establishment
pessy Tor this purpose. Any acquainted with the
nature of the oanIng business will feel assured that greater
bargains be offered by the proprietor than dong
business IN regular manner Watches that originally cost
81 be offered for less than half that In this
adjustment deception pacticed One prce Is asked for
all the various articles, and deviation made in any
BY this the most inexperienced purchase
without fear OF being " shaved. Citizens and stranger,
requested 10 call ana examine for themselves. Remember
the St Charles Loan Office under the right wing of the ST
Charles Hotel and three doors from the OF Gravier
s-E -Four five Pianos,.on which advances have
been made and time OF keeping expired offered for sale
as above. ap4 3m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

SERIOUS AFFRAY. - On Yesterday afternoon
about o'clock, a serious affray occurred at house
No. 3H Burgundy street, between Antonio Virgillis
and man by the name of Demouies. The affray
resulted in Virgillis receiving pistol wound in his
forehead. It is not supposed that the wound will
prove mortal. Demoullies has been arrested.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

SERIOUS AssAULT.-An affidavit was made yes
ierday morning, before Recorder Ramos, by John
Monaghan, that he was attacked and badly beaten
by Charles Monaghan and Patrick Kinney on the
18th of March last. Since the alteration it seems
that the deponent has been confined to his bed,
but now having recovered he seeks the redress to
he obtained by the action of the law
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05
THE SEMI-WEEkLY CRESCENT

PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
vE7HE PUBLISHERS or THE DAILY CRESCENT
issue this day Wednesday, the first lumber of their
SEN " + nj Y. 1t will contain the most import
ant contents of the DAILY Folegnand DOMESTIC News
Literary and Local intelligence. which viii be
added. fall REVIEW TIE NEW ORLEANS MARKET,
with the Prices Current, prepared by gentleman whose
reports may be implicitly relied upon.
HAYES & VI CLURE, Publishers.
New Orleans March g. 1875
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

OPENING A LETTER.-An affidavit was yester
day made before U. S. Commissioner Cohen in
which the deponent a lady, charged the accused
a lady also, with having gone to the postof1ice in
this city, taken out letter belonging to the depo-
nent and having distracted the contents therefrom
Whether however the contents of the letter were
composed of passages of love quotations from By
rom or bank notes, "the deponent, as in duty
bound sayeth not"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05
Arrivals at the Principall-oteIs Yesterday.

VIII. hfiRLE;..J Borden, w ? Dawson, Ala DIR w w
iianeLl M;W l. Mitchell Ga; r Nash II .; Miss Vi
Mass. H. pI n a 4 HaneS " w Moneure. Va: Mr. Lord
Goaion a and av NsTw s q " AIsAaRdeT A
and lady Ms, Tavio i9OfFd c Miss l. J3h P1
Ssdms% S!nn w Lyon, Ark; ] 5 Basserou W ii
Clements NJ, Notation Y La Col Q HGbar L 5 A. n
MontgommppA NJ sPoSnsr, CHM; T Moore Ala; R II
ser and family, NewOrleans Mrs Geo o Cline a.
and family ye seTqffs n DR. Pngh La Col " Means
Williamson 4 &c J Willard R II Browning, Texas:
Bq9net Ia @as and lady /; H Bowen o: Iyon'
more mre"IIiETTs-CM Cauvard NewOrIsans. n ,,,nn.
lIebtr TIL i, Mitchell La; BOYD va Mr. TayIo p"
AR,,hnT' ' Reames, W Compton La; Gaze Miss
Cuz; l. RI + Ellis. Columbus; II X Buchanan Vera
Cent la; y ~ John Ball, Philadelphia; William Vim
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

VARIETY Is CHARMING.-If there be any truth
In THIS Old saw, yesterday was the most charming
day OF the season 1t would be as bright as silver
one minute, and all clouded over the next; then
all the appearances of clearing-then rafting
shower of rain. So it kept it up during the day.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05
NEW ORLE A N S:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL ), 1913

The CoURTs.-The higher Courts yesterday
wore sombre aspect, and not an incident occurred
during the day to brighten the other side of the
pieture." The election-feeling. however, was not
aver. and Dame Justice was allowed to snooze for
The nonce They II wake her up Tomorrow and
then Fore heaven, Hal, we II see sights,
flrI 'tn M hpti'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

SAD AccIDENT-A little boy, whose name we
could not learn yesterday fell from the sca1old of
ship lying at Post No. IA, in the Second Munich
pality The poor little fellow instantly killed
by The concusson-hs skull being literally crushed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05
MEDICAL, TREATMENT


I fR. a. CULLEN has removed his office, from IS Royal
~ street TO No. 10 .N.iTCHEZ Street, near the
Arcade. He still continues to Structure on his
systememoving the structure without any ope
ationenfey by medicines that relieve and permanently
without any hinrance to business diet DR. Cullen
is too well known, in NewOreans and the surrounding
touhHs W netu any punthS Vi sGilduuaton IN dpplci
Ing in this who have been cured in the last
his plan Please cal and for yourselves. No
pay required without is effected.
rheumatism cured
Gonouhpa cured in three days, no pay.
"" Remember, Is NATcHEz STREET, NEAR THE AR
CApE. Postpaid letters punctualy attended TO all conf
ence and medicines securely packed and any gar of
the inl2S 6In
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

The ELEcTIoN.-In our election table of yes
terday, accidently omitted the return for Alder
men Of the Third Ward, First Municipality 1t is
as follows Nicolas Gurlie, 26I; Jos Lanata. 25S
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05
A RARE OPPORTUNITY

RARE OPPORTUNITY
ITO REPLE.NISH YOUR W.7RDROBE AT A
IL SMALL EXPENSE, at No. Is CAMP STREET, next
door City Bank.
SHIRTS SHIRTS!! SHIRTS =!
The mmensa stock of Shirts in store and landing from
ships Indiana John g. CoStar Charleston and Arkansas
together with large variety under way for the Spring
and Summer Fashions has induced the sub cber sell off
his present stock at EXTREMELY LOW PRICES.
Gentlemen want of any description of Linen Muslin
Shirts would do well to call and examine our stock which
exceeds in quantity and style that of any other establishment
in America. and all of which is of our own manufacture
Many years experience in the trade enable 10 offer a
perior article 10 those generally found Furnishing Store
We make EVERY SIZE, and CAN FIT ALL.
Under Garments etc
Our stock OF Undershirts and Drawers very large and
well assorted together with every article usually kept sim.
liar establshn.a nts. ISAAC HART.
NEWORLEANs SHIRT DEPOT
AND GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING EMPORIUM,
M : M Stra
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

~ The Shell-road was all alive last evening
with fast lrotting nags and pleasure vehicles.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05

SOMETHING NEw.-Sevcral eminent German
physicians have given it as their opinion that the
late Countess of Gorlitz, who was supposed to have
been murdered, and to have been set on fire by her
murderer, died of spontaneous combustion occa-
stoned by excessive drinking.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05
AWNINGS. TARPAULINs, ETC.

rE'HE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
I the of New Orleans that he still continues to
manufacture every description of HOOD and IRON
FRAME .4JNI.N(;S for Stores, Steamboats, Offices,
Galleries He also manufactures description
Of Military Tents Tarpauns, and Dray, Wagon, and Horse
paid Splicing and furnishing Wheel and other Purchase
Ropes for Stores etc
Astere has been great deal said within the last
So about what some parties enormously call WATER
PRDpFINI the subscriber offers his IN that capacity
for small compensation and TO those OF ms customers who
would prefer saving the by dong It themselves he
will cheerully give the receipt which itself simple
and yet useful preventing rot or mew article
of cloth thar may be exposed TO wet damp.
A. orders left slate, at the Clothing Store of
ALFRED MUNROE & Co. will meet with prompt at
tention. mills tm ii. CASSIDY.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-05
CoPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

~9 THE UNDERSIGNEDhav have this
YIN day associated themselves in thee5~E VT~SSsHs
g W NEsI Hn SJE Nv BUsI VOW -
y NOEL, at No. IS Canal street, one door below Camp
We will personally attend to REPAIRING descrip
ton of FIN WATCHES, Clocks, Iewelry, etc. Twen
tyfour wears enables friends and
the public that work shall perform to their entire
faction.
We have in store and will constantly keep for sale hand
and well selected stock of WATCHES Of the best
manufacture Jewelry, Silver Ware SpectacIes Gold Pens
etc. all of which will be sod low any house the city,
and fully guaranteed Please call. P. KNOWLES.
mills en- w. NOEL.