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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10

SPP ING .MEETING, 1848.
'fNlfE REGULAR SPRING MEETING of the hoU s1
L SiANA ASSOCIATION JOCKEY CLUB VIII
commence on WEDNESDAY, April Eth. 1913. ..;o.
, FIRST DAY-WEDNESDAY, April 12-Asoclatlon
Purse, S300-Two mile heats. T.,
= SECOND DAY-THURSDA April 13-Sweepslahss
lof year DISQUALIFICATION, s3O0-Fortei slV-pe'A"
ration S2oINlile heats. Tweny-three nominations
IL Van Lear names own brother TO Thornhil. - .u,,
2-Wm J. Minor names b. c. by Wagner, ont oil Dfan"'
also b, c. by Doncaster out of Nell GwyHne
Also CHI e. by Trustee, out of Lady Jane
o-ABo, b. c. by DoncaSter, out of Falcon. 80, lam
"a ~ Carmel names oh. by Glencoe, out OF Fandd"o
a-Cabai llendy eli. by Glencoe out OF Gaate' ,h
81. j. Hughes names b. f. by Ben Franklin, out OIL Jam
crime. n,
9-Wm. S. Tyson names CHI c. by Gerow out Of Saly ran
~ Porter oh. f. by Harkorward out OF ts
ALSO: b. by Harktoward, dam out of Chateau, Odd
IN: Kelley names CHI. C. by Wagner dam by ST tiL
i-Wm. J.. Greer names ch by Glencoe, out oil I'll,
I'D r. kenner names ch C. by iIarkiorward oqt Oh b
i-Aso, b. + by Jim Bell, out OF Humming Bird ut of
io-h H. Blngaman names s. &. by ADassaloi' wv
ATaline.
l7-Also, $. {. by Ambassador out of Sunbeam
I8-Also, b. c. by Ambassador of Natchez Belle an
ig-Also, b. I. by Ambassador, ont of dam OF Jeahhe
D-Also, b. I. by Doncaster, out of Lisbon MAID -
l-Als0 g. by J. k. GYmes, out of Chuckiaehd ,rrlio
Is T. Taylor names eli. by Glencoe, out OF imp dy
81 L. Bradley names CHI. by Trustee, out oil h'''
THIRD DAY-FRIDAY, April 14-Assoeiation pufS'
$4U-Three mile heats. ,uab
y FOURTH DAY--sATURDAY April Hockey CluO
Purse, s700-Four mile heats
FIFTH DAY-SUNDAY, April I6-Association fnis''
THOS. EUBANK LEEFE
aio Secretary OF the Louisiana ASsoclaloh'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10

FLOOD AT GRENADA.-The Grenada Miss
ifess complains OF serious annoyance and damage
done there by the flood which rose on the 9th ut.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10

NEW POSTMASTER AT MoBILE-The Mobile
Register OF the 9th inst. says: The commission of
j. W. Townsend, Esq, as Postmaster of this CITY.
expired some time last month, and Yesterdays mail
brought notice that Gen. T. L. TouImin had been
selected to fill his place.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10

Posi- OFFICE AT VERA CRuz-In accordance
with the provisions of the arnisce, our friend Mr..
S. d. Als, has resigned his functions as Postmas-
ter, in all cases excepting letters directed to the ar
my or navy of the United States, to J. NJ. Fernan-
DEE, appointed to the same station by the Mexican
authorities. Mr.. Allis has been Postmaster at Vera
Cruz ever since the occupation of that city by the
American troops, and in that capacity has given
universal satisfaction. We are gratified that the
army will not be deprived of his services.
1t must be evident that the greatest care should
hereafter be taken in the direction of letters to the
army, designating the particular corps, company
and regiment
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10
FOL SMITH s. AMOS KENDALL,s

ATTEMPTED TELEGR-4PH .RONOPOLY.
The humbugsing peten,ions of f. o. j. Smith and Amos
Kendall controllers of Morses Plan for IA monopoly in the
Telegraph business too well known these regions to
Their oft-repeated threats of Junction against Mr.
Kelley for alleged violation of Morses Patent equally
The manner in which the ezsps of louisville and St.
Of M Re by E Ss, o nd
wise furnishes speeGt G9mmenay on the course pursued
as will be seen by the annexed from sundry well
known journals, is declared to be preposterons, mon
But as the threats Of " Injunction Which could be
carried ont against Mr. o. in any State on these extensive
his progress completing the " Lo4SrMe and Neg orleans
Range (Which line 10 New Oreans will soon be completed
the undersigned authonzed by FRIENDS ofhe enterprise al
That the amount of ircntv thousand dollars, in stock
paying quarterly dividends of from Is to 20 per cent
Stock or properly paying equal dyidend2te whole FORTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS IN ock to be transferred to whce ",
0,Reieyhe here being distinctly presented that
canno be a and that NO " esn be-
tanned against MIR Kelley his associates for using
"n@ as oe W. % has or y
think proper to use on any OF the vast lines included in the
(under arrangements made by him before mile
OF elegrah was built by individual enterprise IN
Louis, Louisville NewOreans which latter city Col.
this subject for bringing to speedy test the aforesaid hum.
] and Tquent Tor monopoy under
similar expressions of opinion various newspapers of all
SECTIONS Of the Union Indicate the clear and decided tone
with which the public press resent the monopoZng schemes
of the aforesaid controllers Of Morse plan and expose the
humbugS uttered by them concerning eIcsre patent rights
for using the lightning. [See annexed quotations.
The Patent laws well known be the rigid of all
American laws the courts are ever ready enforce those
laws mpartialy; and patentee, who has shadow of
justice on his side, have little difficulty securing his
rights.
The above named $4,000 will be doubed if desired so
that the successful party may realize enough
him for the expenses of litigation
SANFORD j. SMITH st. Louis
Cireasurer Ohio and Mississippi Telegraph Coz
r. Ii. VOOLFOLK, Louisville,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10

The SUPERINTENDENT OF Public EDUCATION
We understand that the lecture, which was to be
delivered Tomorrow evening by Mr. Alexander
Dimitry before the Peoples Lyceum, has been
postponed. The reason of this delay is that
mass meeting of the friends of the French Repub-
lie is called for Tuesday night We are not in
formed of the evening to which Mr. Dimitrv's lee
ture before the Peoples Lyceum has been post
pound, but due notice will be given thereof
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10
EVANS ARCADE HAT EMPORIUM

rIreD w. 30 .7dgHzlNe, c0fRer lrarier gtrcel
HUSI received and opening at this establish in
ment, the largest and most varied assortment Of IN
AIS ever before offered in this market consisting in
part OF snper and medium Panamas, Leghom, Canada
straw China Pearl Rutland Campeachy Guyaqui and
supene extra Rocky Mountain white and black Beaer
fne Moleskn and plus ultra Hats of The latest fashions
spared in the manufacture and finish of this stock Te
customers OF the house and the public are respectfully re-
lnested to call and examine for themselves amid a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10
sJ See Sd page for additional Mexican News

LA PATRIA-(OuR COUNTRY BY an adver-
tisement which will be found in another column it
will be seen that d. Juan Gomez has associated
with him in the editorship of the Patria, DIR.
Manhewson, tavorably known editor of the Vera
Cruz Genius of Liberty The Patria will be
enlarged to the medium size of the daily paper, and
will be published in future in Spanish and English
We wish that success to the enterprise which we
have no doubt will attend it. We will again refer
to the subject, when our columns are less crowded
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10
FASHIONABLE ICE CREAM SALOON

'HE public is respectfully informed that the magni6
L cent Ball Room Of this establishment will beJr1
opened on the 10Th instant an ICE CREAM SA. f%
LYON. 1t Is intended to be conducted upon the plan ~
OF the celebrated Ice Cream Saloons of New York and Phil
aGephIa-nakng it place of resort that Ladies may visit
an Tunes with perfect confidence either after the fatigue Of
temen, and regaIe themselves with the choicest Creams and
Confectionery, Fruits, etc desdeation long wanting in
ths city; In soliciting the patronage of the fashionable
pubc the propetors have only point the high npua
ton for responsibility and order that this Hall has hitherto
maintained, guarantee that the same regularity WILDE
observed under the arrangement. Families supplied
with superior Ice Cream on the shortest notice.
B.An officer will be constantly in attendance 10 er
Guide all aDl0
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN ROOMS

| b. STEEL, No. IA Camp street respectfully invites
- the attention of literary and professional gentlemen
heads OF pubic institutions and the public generally bis
extensive and choice stock of ~
STANDARD WORKS-embraciuc the hest edtior,o f
the best authors in
History and Biography, Agriculture Botany andGat
Voyages and Travels, dening,
theology and Ecclesiastical Greek and Latin Classics
:, History Chemistry, Geology and Min.
ioetry and the Drama, aralogy.
Fine Arts. Medicine,
Architecture and Engineer Natural History
ing, a Mathematics, Physics and
Naval and Military Science& Mechanics
Natural Philosophy Phology and General Lite
Moral and Political Science rature
A great variety of BIBLES and PRAYER BOOKS Of
all sizes in elegant and plain bindings.
SPLENDIDLY ILLISTRA TTD WORKS.
All the approved SCHOOL ROCKS in nse together
with large assortment of Juvenile Publications apOa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10

rs The advertisement of the second meeting
over the Bingaman Course, to commence on
Wednesday, the 18th inst, is in itself enough to
awaken the feelings of all turfnen who are inter.
ested IN the matter and of drawing the public at
tentiOn to the fact
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10

From THE BRAzos.-The schooner Visitor. Can't
Harris, from the Rio Grande, on Saturday, brought
passengers, Capt. f. G. Aburtis Virginia
Volunteers; Assistant Surgeon ]. ID. CauIfed. Z.
S A.; LIST Lieut.. Hughes, e. S. A.: W. v Neil.
Virginia Volunteers and Messrs. S Mananton, E.
Manaton. and F. Canasos, besides some discharged
soldiers
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10

THE CREsCENT-Since we issued our first num-
Der have made ausion to our own affairs.
Yet we deem it no more than just to our patrons,
to utter our warmest thanks towards the public, and
our kind friends, who have been and are patroniz-
ing us, both in the way of subscription and adver
Using, to an extent far beyond what we had antci-
pated. We believe that the Crescent - has now
a claim to be considered of the fired tacts of
Southwestern periodical literature
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10
BIN CANAAN COURSE.
.AMu ? q az

SECO.ND SPRING .HEETIFG.
eompIance with the suggestions of the numerous patrons
~ me uI who are in the city and DESTROYS, IN c
toaanfe with our previously expressed determination to I'M
pove me condition OF the turf the South. annoqnce
18th inst, and continue five DAYS
due time " " '"i' "i' WI" "
We hazard but little in promising meeting Of nnequaeu
interest. lal0l OLIVER L. VALENTINE, Proprietor
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10

As EVERY REASONABLE PERSON EXPECTED
The correspondent of the Baltimore Sun says
" The exculpation of Mr. Buchanan from the sus-
plclon, which some persons had entertained or
teigned that the treaty with Mexico was divuIged
by him is counleip -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10

ST. CHARLEs.-The Wonderful Lamp is the title
of the new ballet just brought out at this establish
ment. The whole appointment of the ballet is most
perfect The dancing of Monsieur and Madame
Monplaisir was charming, and won from the house
which was full, the most rapturous applause.
The celebrated s. A1onplaisir Ballet Company
consisting of nearly fifty persons, give their second
representation of this magnificent and romantic
ballet this evening. fayorite farce will conclude
the evenings entertainment
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10

TRooPs ARRIvED.-On Saturday last the steam
boat General Scott, Capt. Sharp, from Cincinnati.
brought down from Newport Barracks. Capt E. A.
King, and Lieuts. S. Davidson, J. Mason. C. w
Lear and IT'S men. They Were all landed at the
Barracks below the CITY
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10

SENATOR YuLEE. This gentleman has left
Washington and is now on a visit to his residence
at St. Augustine Florida
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10

CAPT ALBURTIs.-We are happy to welcome
this gentleman and officer to city, after the ar
duols tolls of campaign i'll the most disagreeabIe
part OF Mexico occupied by our army. Capt AL
burtis is another example of the patriotism of
printers and editors For a long time conductor of
newspaper in Martinsburg, Virginia, as soon as a
reqlistion was made upon that State he raised
company of volunteers, offered his services to the
government, and more fortunate than many others,
was accepted During the time that the Virginia
regiment has beer, in Mexico, it has had 10 oppor-
tuity of Signalling its prowess, yet should an OPP
portunity occur we have no doubt it will do credit
to the :" Old Dominion Captain Alburts, "a
brother of the gallant officer who was killed at
Vera CRUZ has, we believe, came home upon fur
longh with view of visiting his family in Vir-
ginia
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10
PROSPECTUS---OUR COUNTRY.
IRI- EEkI.N pER j., III / CO.;

IN w ISIEh, III English ana Spanish DE-
No'ed 10 politics, literature and general intelligence.
Messrs Aleman Gomez editors of - IA PATRlAr
having associated with them Dr. Matthewson formerly ed
or OF the Vera Cruz Genius of Liberty will enlarge their
paper TO the size OF the medium daily papers of this city and
publish tr-weeky Tor the present in English aad Spanish
DIS Soo as Snlceht number oil subscribers be obtained
to Justify them in making the change
This paper has already an extensive circulation in Mexico
Central America and the West India Islands and
social political and commercial intercourse with those places
Is becoming daily OF more and importance the alan
Iages that may from the contemplated change need
no comment Tor they cannot fail TO be at recognized
and appreciated.
specimen number will be issued on Sunday the 18th
which may be had gratis from the publishers, at No 81 TX
cange Alley or at the bookstores of Messrs B. Steel No
"a Camp street r. ?. White No SO Capaf street and
Morgan, No II Exchange Place where lists are now open
and subscriptions respectfully solicited
~ Lerms-s!0 year paid quarterly in advance. .
New Orleans. Apnl9 1913. alO-if
- NEW AND INTERESTING BOOKS
4 40. "A CAMP STREET,
"A Allison S Military Life of Marlborough
Neanders Life of Christ, from the 4th edition
Vol llarper's Pictorial History of England
Vol. 2 Chalmers Posthumous Works
Gfey Botany OF the Northern United States.
Nichols Stellar Universe.
he Bachelor of Aibanyby the author of Falcon Family
Old Hicks the Guide Adventures in the Camance Coun
No Lanes translation of the Arabian Nights Entertain
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10
Great Meeting The French Republic

The citizens of New Orleans, without distinction
of origin party, will hold a meeting at the st.
Louis Exchange tomorrow evening, to celebrate
the glorious revolution in France. the establish
ment of the republic and the triumph of '' Liberty,
Equality and Brotherhood The meeting will be
one worthy of the patriotic and enthusiastic people
of this city.
Honor TO FRANCE.-TWenty-on guns will be
fired to-day from the Place d'Armes at II o clock
in honor of the recent Revolution in France.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10

o. The Spring meeting of the Louisiana As
sociation Jockey Club commences next Wednesday.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10

Our WASHINGTON LETTER. BY the press of
other matter we are obliged to leave out the letter
of our Washington correspondent, dated 3lst ult
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10

NOIICE.
The undersigned is fully authorized and prepared carry
the foregoing proposition into effect any moment he may
De cailed upon TO do so; CHARLES DoANE,
Contractor Louisville, Nashville and n o. Telegraphs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10

fl both the field Of battle on ne n En- o. august
Q.-Had Gen. Pillow any knowledge That you mad written
this letter until after its publication
= .4.-He had not
with Cen Pillow and you the habit of visiting him
without ceremony. and how long since formed ls
9wThay been on intimate personal relations with Gen.
p ever since my first with him at Camago in
1876. think.
G-Can you recollec the channel through which the Lee
ondas letter transmitted 20 the United States?
IL cannot positiyeiy-Gcn Pillow has been frequently
in habit OF transmitting letters for me to my family and
and friends. cannot speak positively in reference TO that
letter
Odd you on different and different occasions request
forward your letters, and have not always forwarded
such letters!
.7-He has.
Q.-Do recoIect whether or not he forwarded letter
from you your Vile from Miscoac the latter part oil
August is47, and has he frequently, in this city, for
warded letters for You
Ale has done both.
Q.-Sate If you know, if Gen Pillow was the habit
OF forwarding letters for the officers OF Ills division
.4.-l believe he
Estate also, If You know if Gen. Pillow in the
habit OF showing his official report TO officers Of bis DIVISION
IL believe he has and that all officers OF his DIVISION,
who wished to his official report allowed to do
Examination OF this witness by the defence here closed.
The Court then adjourned to meet at 10 clock next day
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10
NINTH D.7Y-.Uareb % 1910

The court met pursuant to afiounran,
present The proceedings of the two ,, Members all
read " wv previous DAYS wen.
MaI, General Scott submitted the toIIov;, :;
MAJOR General Scott. present before the Son "n.ing
as the prosecutor OF certain charges apaip NJ inqui
a Pillow and the SAID Scott being engaged in the ,ene
summation OF taymaster A W Burns, witness for th l
fence respecting the allegation against the Sad pe de
wIng ana dpatching, or causing be written and 40
patched, for publication the United States cst a
yer signed LS0Ridls. of the authorship of which ea let
puhlsed the said Barns had recorded himself IN he %
,espohsloe without the agency the knoweIee az IN,
, OF te sad Pilow-and the said Scott seeking and nn
uons by ac 10 be elected in the exammai,on "
nPhsh ana 10 impsach that declaration of the sa II W
10 the sl PIE III aablt OF communicating his newspaper pu
the following - . 'e" Seiies Oh cross questions
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-10

W. are prepared to furnish at short notice FINN IL
w Forge OF Armstrong \ Danagh Pittshnrc N, J
tons OF Hammered Pieces WROUGHT IRON viz I sSsR
tor Steamers and Sugar Mills Piston Rods Wns, p %a
Jaws Cotton Press Screw Moulds and every variety Sg
~, o.n Nv ms. W tVoo IDS. ap0 I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-05

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-05
NEW ESTABLISHMENT. =
THE GREAT WESTERN CLOTHING


orc GRAi M on Monroe s. next d.or TO syceanevs
q Bells Giasa store, in the room lately occupied
by Hamilton, Sands 4 Co
3 AN now RECEIVING an eutirc new stock of Goods
y consisting IN art If black, hge Green brown olive
Mulberry, invisible Green. and Dahlia Broadcloths
Back doe SKIN aud plen hack Cassimeres all GRADES
FRENCH English auA American fqpes casHimees great
variety Black and fancy Sattns silks Marsaies cash
meres, SIX and Linen, and every Kind of fashion
aile goods for Vests; Twesas Cashmeretts Summer
c'oth nrsp etc; Croton coih, aud various other arti
Giles suitable for summer COATS; French linens linen
nris, cotton Dr. cassinetts muslms cslicoes and in
tact every article necessary for fashionable Merchant
Tailoring Establishment
READY MADE CLOTHING
NV stock OF Il atty Made Clothing viii he decidedly
preierae 10 any The CITY, from the fact that they are
all fresh having made them mp during the laet month
think can safely say there as good a stock
OF clothing III the city, and sell them
az much less prices than Clothing been here
before me STOCK Will consist of cloth Frpck aud Dress
costs, an sizes, coors ana prices SIMMER coas all
SORTS sizes and knds Pantaloons cassinei cassimeres
summer cioth ION, linen, tweed, and all other SORTS
Vests of all s9rS and kinds Stocks. Bosoms collars
Shris DraWsfs- Undrtshirts, cravats hdk rs Cloves
suspenders. Hose and half hose and every article usu
ally kept in a Clothing store
My stock is large and fashionable and purchased in
New YORK and Fhila phia for the ready money and
ready money are my terms of selling them; and as I
have located ny self permanently in business am de-
termlned to give my whole attention having NV clio.
thing Wen made and VIII sell them mach less than
any other establishment in the CITY
To my Old friends and the public in general would
say gave me oakland know my clothes, and my prices
viii suit you.
Don't forget the store is Menroe street. next door
TO Sweeuys & Bars Glass store. G. w GRAHAM
Wheeling, Apgill3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-05

REVOLUTION IN ALL EUROPEl
Overthrow Of the kiae OF Fraace
TRFllFNDoJ1S FXCITENENTn


Kin, pbHfinnc has ab,lir,teg
Mi-t,s ,,,,io. - arc ,,,tnbi,ns l,,vp
All Enro,ye .rared--for HEY n Ms Goods
Isys is,st tbis ,r,,nept r,p,e 10 to,yn
Tie cause Of all tins fright is that,
HEl NAN soils as cheap a. cheap can be,
H., ,giiie ~, ysin .,en ~ mJ'u,
'"S' '''"'e uP VAN street ava see
WHERE am now receiving and opening ono of the
largest hest selected and most splendid stock uf
DRf GOODS
LIVER offered IN tins city, which consists, in part, as
i"h""sf 70 WI
CLOTHS.
100 Pieces French English and Belgium cloths; some
Ve! good fnssh blue biaekB % cloth al dos per coat
fa, ~ ..,,,
"a 'Wl,,eu aoiiesl olo'l Tor > ao' per
also some of suner e,tr, Gnc ,iitv sone,inr mo-,
desirable to a gentlemen wanting dne coat than can Ire
found elsewhere.
an - t,....,. -, ~, -
- -. - 80 ",,-Sli notes' " wy e"it
Also super.tine striped for ,5 cents ner va ~ "
SArlNprS avn ryvsrns
100 NJ S,,i,o, 60, :. a.. -. ~, -. ~ - .,
quality at that Tweeds and leans of every ware
and style, al prices 10 suit any customer.
vrcrtNcs
i,bl,t al g., So. - -, 49,, -. ,...
81 - -, 'a't" ''sliii- VI t"e - qua ~
-, - lsti, SUMMER Nts''le' WY oes, aN.
-. -, 80, 'e'y 'a'se ass"ithe"t d al Minus "a
DOMESTlCS, CHECKS, &c.
a. brown muslin of -oot ousl,ty for 81 cts pcr vi
aud 10 belclled unbleached hertna. Of superior
quality at extremely low prices
Furniture and Shifting checks of all Qualities and
quantities.
SUMMER CooDS.
900 rie.es Summer t:,ods IN, p,,,s aud ,o,t, of at