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EPAULErTEs.-There is nothing like digging
into the past, if you would dissipate romance
Who would have supposed that ePaulettes were
originally padded protection against sabre cuts :
1t has often been asked, What is the use of epau-
ettes and also asserted that they are intended to
recognize rank" Epaulettes originated with the
English knights and their retainers during the cru
sades to he Holy Land. At that period the French
and Italian knights wore costly armor, and the
eastern knights were arrayed in a style of magnl-
ficence not then known to the English most OF the
latter, dressed in uncouth wOolen or cotton armor,
made a very sorry appearance among their more
gaudv and light-hearted neghbOrs. In short
time the English knights, in order to protect their
own shoulder, from the keen edge OF the Saracen
scimear, placed thereon pads, stuffed with hair OF
wool: in a short time their taste having been I'M,
proved by association, these pads were ornamented
with frinces taken az trophies from their eastern
enemies and finally, when the unwIeldy armoI
was totally dispensed with, in consequence of the
general use of gunpowder, the pads with tringes
became the modern epaulettes.
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UNIVERSITY hogIsIANA.

La ~ DEP4RF.HENI.
yvvVE LECTURES and COURSE of INSTRUCTION
in this Department will commence on the SECohPP
MoNDAY of November next and continue until the lst OF
branches Of the Common and CUH Ld0, Pubic, InteTRd-
ectTIes viii be delivered upon the vaouS branches and
subjects, by four Professors Ell .
Tho by Professor HENRY A BULLARD will embrace
The history OF the Roman Law, from the earliest times
a. An analysis of the general Principles OF the Roman EIvn
Law according TO the most approved method OF the ger
pared with the Roman Law and the Codes OF France anu
SBa eber derived from France Span or the United States
Those by Professor THEODORE II. MCCALEB, will treat
AMI obligations of Masters and Mariners COLLISIONS ana
other Maritime tos general average, SALVAGE CylI ana
pOhecaton and contracts for Maritime Services IN buluhE
Repairing and Supplying of Ships. H. lnteRaonal, Law
the absolute rights Of States, International rights OF States
in their Pacific and Hostile relations Treaties OF Peace ana
Courts of the United States embracing the Original and h
eate JIrisdctiOn Of the supreme aud Circuit Courts and
Gp ORIGINAL Jurisdiction of the District Courts a. Courts OF
Revenue and is Prize and Inst Courts OF AdmlTaly
TIE ecups OF Professor RANpELL IIUNT will treat of
IomneraI Law as it relates to Mercantile persons Mer
camille Property and Contracts, and Mercantile Remedies
These Lectures Will treat of Sole Traders, PaTtnerShIp
and CORPORATIONS of Principal and Agents, OF Bulls OF EN
change and PTOmlssOy Notes and ShppinEI OF balLmeht
and Contracts with Carriers, Contracts Of Areghment By
Charter party and for Conveyance in general Ship
Freight Jettison and Average; Salvage and Insurance
II Tbe Criminal Law and Practice in Courts of Crmina
! jurisdiction and-III. of the Law of Evidence
/ Professor THOMAS B. MONROE, will Lecture upon l
/ The Common Law and Equity Jurisprudence and Practice
Pjeadings in Civil Gases at Common Law, and-ll COnsu
! tutiOna Law.
Chief Justice EUsTIs will deliver series of Lectures OF
/ the Rights of Persons and the Conflict OF Laws;
CHRIsTIAN ROsELIUs ESQ, will assist Adjunct Pro
/ lessor in the Department OF the Civil Law
Students will be expected to produce satisfactory evidence
/ of good moral character.
The degree of Bachelor of Laws will be conferred only Oh
those who shall have attended two Courses OF Lectures
one full course after having studied at least one year IN IN
office of Counsellor Law, and after snc: exam uato
by all the Professors. during the Course there VIII Oe "
| Ouent examinations. ,.,e, l.
There will be organized also Moot Court WHICH VIII D
holden week presided over by one oi iie "
{ feSsOs aTo0
~ The price of Tickets for the Course fixed at STU
! or 335 for each Professor. o., r,1,,,
y Il. A. BULLARD, Dean OF the tacniyE;
J New Orleans, June |, l64S. % 0l
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JEW SCHOOL BOOKS

1ad OthCr Interesting iFbtcai,0HS f'' '"I1 ~ ''0 II
-,,,,,p,S CnNINEFSS"TT4 CRIES ON THE GALLO
N u WIN EngIis3 Notes CrHculaBd Explanatory,
- W -, Jn,ieys! III. By Rev ]. \. Spencer. a; NJ
Editor OF The New Testament " 80 cell and
on the Historical Books, Arnold series ol "Iee" anu
atm Books" Ne, Nc. ,r,,-,r , Or,r, OUTFITS
MI No. far CoIleses By w ;. Tyler, Professor oil
w ~ GsS and Latin Languages in Amherst College
APRTeT59}Pn CTI6S Fo the Authors Course orRgad
AN = Iiert5 Of Readinc and OTaory" Part
second By H. Mandeylle, u. D.I II9 3E1I VI ~
Science and Bellies LettreS IN hahlhtOh |0i''7''
vyp ,I,, Dp |. CrrTCAt, sic AR PLANTER; A Com;
nIats 4 oLnt If tbe Cultivation and Manufacture OF
lie In nc,TdinV TO 4he Latest and Most I'm
I1oyaj S G,.itL Numerous Illustrations. 1915.
nus ii SgI3S'S III ENC,I AND; Or. Picturesque De
inaarions Of th Ssa5s of Noblemen, from Drawings by
,pPSiI F ETT9 9NSEi ~ All ROAD AND STEAMBOAT
~ CnMPANIOS Reirg Travellers Guide through the
United States Of Amhrica. . - C,,i.,
BOSTON NOTIONS, Being AuthentlS anu ~ 4lC
Account of 4" That Village" from lo5V 10 IotI ~
George Dearborn, author of the " American Text BOOK
Of Letters. &c. .-,,,,- al nj
/ ROSSS ACCOUNTANTS OWN BOON--4lu D"''
ness Manual. 800 ,,- s.,,t;,-ors
Just received and OG sale al the New orleans I'aOO0
! Warehouse" - .,,-,,rr :, C,r,, street
JeI J. b. 81 LEL II NNilp ~
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instance Of English CIVILIZATION.

N. boV- fTgIr
English travellers IN LlS COUNTY Az abs
pest 10 convey d ldiSe III ~ li;I inStar
morals Vi cU Pe."Plo, ~ d;trcts or
ceS; occurring III &c IL, I'D ,,ron
Dad lhaiiilels u iU,niLi5 49, b,s /; Ioa cabin
because JuuSe' Wi"s0 Io''T 80 - Fl -
may happen 10 pFeSle III ms
tobacco; OF because he cani
threaten 10 "hipa Jury giN NY ;;i a. W
OF prisoner may VIC " -. ;rica
liquor VIII nun mo - ~ - ,, It;,
thg we cild'dcleI VI o.i. nl 10 eer
d tIliiu Id'e "eS'elll = broo,,;nr ~
SuChllls an ordnso' VI - fitbfnli ;ottsd
9eololtliohS' lIe clrS''lltS. "a
IF a. d spI.iinoii y. ti baro neither
~ gu useeu .olli'y VI $500 -
t+aJ d Ivy - ~; &c fe s,bact
tl rnotrato 80 t I C iuJe lynch
tbo piranmstanco ndraed IN al the onrnsis nj
E,,o,, ,s on instaIca OF ra,tiin. froctI and
jcPo f i,,s,ice IF t y ro,T,JaJ I,,atsr;ro
i lI who had rroboi reT from, Tho 70
rtIiS g,it, oC a cool, - h tbo sr,orsa ne
P o'''Dto cif IL, old ,niIlionai, ;drrIas i.
s I;t raonIiaritia of diction mr. of drass which
sonO H. ,ar:, 10 fastidons taste thew are
~ 49, ,a 20 ctaristics ne American Iadias
:; g lt 49,, ooI, o+ tho hooks or FngIisb
+aIio. IN III ortr,, from, Trollone tn DicEhns
and ,-o,, vii End tbat We have NOT misstated the
~ G. 49, e a. -, ~, ,,-biob ,ba,y arriy-a at
VI 'o - nd annars in
America
VIII r. r,o sborId Quote tho Codi,a celebration
bicb ,onk Nc a. in Fngand he 26tb
" Tns last az an instance of me state If civiiza
;o,, and rnoraIs in tbat coyntr,y3 And vet with
bO,I, r,ncb more trnt6 ngbt we do this Than Dick
ns I ,,Jad bV when h. at,smnts IN involve we'll
hid Smsrica3S in The diSgrace Of actions from
,T6icb tbsv would have SHRINK with far more in.
stinct;,'a ayarsion than he himselfa The Illustrated
London News of the LIST of the present MONTH con-
toInS nctoriaI representation of the Godiya nro
"aDson With an accomnanvino account in which
ot ,,,orJ sad in renrobation Of the obscene
s chow And Tvbar is The Godjya procession ~
tn s,ary ia nrohohIv familiar TO most readers. II
boars d.te % far hack AZ the Iith century, The
| C%intsSs Godiya was the wife of Earl Leofric.
SIe vas connassionate Ialv. and wished to free
the Good neonIe Of Coventry from certain burhens,
,,6ie6 boTe ba I'd mon their prosperity She impor-
t,nad her husband in their behalf: and finally he
toIJ her thai if she would ride on horseback naked
from one end of the Town 10 the other he would
rant The renuest Whereupon she replied. g but
S5,;ii von Give me leave to do so - The amiable
| bnsbsnd Consented and saws the legend. upon
on annointed dav the noble lady got on horseback
naked with her hair loose so that it covered all her
h0dv 6ut her legs. and thus performing the Journey
retnrned with low to her husband. who thereupon
Granted to The inhabitants charter of freedom .
| Tradition adds, that the inhabitants of Coventry
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SUMMER RESIDENCE AT Vaudeville.

- A deightfuI SUMMER RESIDENCE at Man
@A devle measuring two apents fronting the Lake BY
it'll twelve arpents in deph-all fenced in The i'm
movements comprises good and substantial rsme Dwelling
ofthee ROBINS fronting the Lake galleries in front snd rear
good building built expressly for vste having two large
rooms with gallery Stables etc On the premises + nns
in front of the property is fine and beautiful Flower Par
toue The property will be sold with all the Furniture Cows
Horses. WAGES, etc: u .
For Terms which are liberal and ul! particulars apply to
r1u29 PIERSON & RONNENALl 81 GravleT st.
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TAYNE,S HAIR TONIC,

THIS valuable preparation exces the scalp to and
j healthy action CleanseS it from scuTt and dandrun pre-
vents Hair from falling off cures those erupve diseases
which often appear upon the head and majority OF cases
produces fine growth of HAIR. 1t also gives the tar
ch glossy and beautiful appearance, unequaled by any
other article of the kind. - . . - w 80 , q,
JAYNE'S AMERICAN HAIR DHE-Wananei II
strictly applied according the directions to change the Hair
from ami other color beautiful auburn perfectly JG
black without staining fine skin.
JAYNE'S AGUE PILLS-A positive for Fever
and Ague These Pills are warranted to cure Fever and
Ague and when the directions followed ana is
not effected, the money will be returned. w . ~
For sale by n. JARVIS 70.
Je27 if corner Magazine and Common streets.
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GARRIAGE MANUFAQTORY.

VTJUE ge that has been extended to very r
aiIv the Iast seven years, while in Com III 7R $
non tIest has induced ms The last summer Vi sSE
to erect large building expressly ioT manu- E$-E FJ
featuring and repairing "a ttRlATE1- S7-+I---T-
We have now of the largest SHOPS IN ue 2oItneIh
Country and are prepareds with good Northern WohIet,
a r md tbe,i fwo years if used in the country
We are also better prepared than ever before ioi
Carriages and restore them almost 10 thelL OLE
and durability although apparently worn OUT anu
We will pay freight on carriages SEM Us 70 IFra
also keep on hand assortment OF NEW an9 oECoND-
HAD CARRIAGES which will be sodow "a CA.siAGES
taken in trade for New olres we inVe Lne atteL;oI ~
those wanting New Carriages their old ones repaired 10
cal at our Mandatory apd Repository and 2dSe O5
olT,oS At the corner of q R7YIER and C.fRONDEIEI
SfrssfS next door 10 the Office OF the Commecla water
Works rear OF the ST. Charles Hotel New OTfaHHHi
le5 6m WIZ LII ~ ~
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Mr.. HENRI HERE'S RsLzAaNNo FoRTEs AM

TETM. T. MAYO has the pleasure to CzgSGTT rvz
w inform his friends and the public OF ssfsag ass3
New Orleans and the surrounding country, r n n n
sole 4 GENT for the sale of his GRAND AND SQUARE
PIANOS AND PIANfNOS The daily increasing de-
mand in this country for these instruments and the great
they have given to buvers both America and
Europe. have induced WIN. II MAYO to open room lot
their eX btion andsae He so take leave call paTtlCu
lar attention TO the PIANINOS which unsurpassed Tor
richness of tone and elegauce of appearance combining
great durability with unique b1lanCy and facility OF Ouch
They have hen awarded the Gold Medal of the first degree
he highest premium at the disposal of the French Govern
nsnt and are in general use in France England and Ger
many W T. M begs leave TO refer to the highest elO-
1m bestowed on them by Professors and the Press the
Sccason of Mr. HERZ introducing the PIANINOS at his
~ An ample assortment will always be found at the
Depot No Camp Street three doors from Canalst Lies II
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LACoNIC.-A few mornings since, an employer
observing one of his wOrkmen staggering about his
work, accOsted him with
g What is the matter, Sam .
Noth-nothing, sir, only I'm ioaded. .
& You're discharged, then,' was the reply
Then of course, must go off, rejoined Sam,
and away he neutrality-suspicious.
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PORTABLE COTTAGES.

7EvTiE SUBSCRIBER has on hand aud building TO order
I a variety Of PORTABLE COT FACES, to <sxEe
which the attention Of those who intend passing the s5A
Places near the city and those who would wish to have
cheap and pleasant residence OF their own, Is INVITED A
sDecnan of the Portable Cottage be Magazine
Street one door above DeIOd street. river side. He has
FOUR on hand ready for lmmedl ate use.
Ie19 i'm SAM DENMAN. 81 Grayier street.
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pORTARTE sHOWER EATHS.

GREENS IMPROVED PORTABLE EXTENSION
u SHOWER BATHS, have received the diploma at p the
American Institute New York and Mechanics FAIR B0S-
m the best Shower Baths offered to the public The
IbscbeB would announce that they have been appointed
sentS for the above really excellent BATH and now pre-
oaed to furnish them at wholesale retail at moderate pm
eeS m3O3m SAMPSON & KEEN, 81 Bienvllles ST.
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IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE. by kse2ssssFs27nA
L d. MENSING'S TOOTHHA G II E lL5ssl7asfss ssss:s
ELl&IR-This ar IGe Ia devoid O all poI- u SYaV4s
sonOus ingredients. Try bottle and you ->41J- J.
will soon see a wry face turned into smiles. MAGIC
TOOTH POWDER.-Ths article is the best now before
the public. II eradcaeS the Tartar without the AID OF IN
by Dr. MENSING, DENTAL SURGEON, Office, No. IS.
BdrOnne street four doors above EommonSt my 10 3m
w. r. HALL, SURGEON DENTIST,
IA CGr0RdeEet street; GS42 grscaTS,
VNTlLL perform all operations the TEETH Tor theI
Wv preservation IN the NEST scientific o. SSss9zgA
manner ARTIFICIAL TEETH insert @e5tESs sSsssgg
ed from one whole set, on the mOstu 7 YsgSSSt
modem and improved principles ~ I-IJ-J,
Teeth extracted without the use of ChlCrOtom, and with
hut slight pam to the patient ..
From long experience his profession, and strict appHca
ior to business he hopes share OF public patronage
Reference be given the eminent medical men
and Surgeon Dentists in the country. myI On
J. WEST, PractScal Dentist,
ETTOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of NewOLean
ST CHIRi IS STREETS near the tSS4Eass sssksksI
corner OF Poydms street.. Thankful ioi4I YYYY%S
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed 4AA -
upon him. h WOud solicit continuance OF the same tA
9pTactce of eight years the mechanical depH cLmen Dolh
N Europe and the United States, and having avalleq INN
self Of all the late Improvements he feels confident that h
will give satisfaction 10 all those who may favor Tim VITA
call. List of Prices.
Single Tooth mounted On tne gold ~
PIVOT .,.....,.,,,,, =, W. "
Plugging with fine gold, per cav ity ~
fa set Of Teeth highly finished, on principle ~
of adhesion IoO N
The less Of the Palate supplied, without clasps o. Sao 4,
ments from $50 10 luU U
J. w warrants all his operations be the best OF work
manshp and material and give satisfaction TO those whC
may DatrOu2e him, or no charge will be made.
Old plates remOGeed and repaired at the shortest nOuce
Dentists the country may rely on having theif "OfF
promptly attended 20, by sending correct model.
Eg- DENTISTS supplied with Teeth instruments, NC
NIB W. refer to 0aEy persons who are now en-
Toying The benefits OF his practice apo ON
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DAILY CRESCENT.

HERE REST THE DEAD ?-BY Miss ALICE CAREY
Answer. thou star whose bright ming ray
FOretells the gathering shades of night,
If so It's given thee, where are they
Who pass from mortal sight!
We know in some green isle of bliss,
Where clouds and tempests never roll,
There is a hOer home than this
A triumph for the soul
The early birds the Summer flowers,
The fearful Spring 2 time has restored,
But when shall they again be ours
Der whom our love was poured
We look to see the spirits track,
And hear the stir of wings above,
And call, but win no answer back,
Nor token of their love.
While kindred smiles and tones of mirh,
Are minging brightly as the waves,
There still rests darky on our hearth
shadow from the graves
Answer. thou star whose bright ming ray
FOretells the gathering shades OF night,
If so It's given thee, where are they
Who pass from mortal sight
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DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESIDENCE,
TETETTSpTTPG

ATPR PRIVATE SALE-The land measures half arpent
n front TO the Lake, by II arpens in depth to- %ssEA
gether with all the Improvements thereupon-com 5ESEa
6Tisng good dwelling house. kitchen, servants R-A-A
looms stable etc. ETC.; all well fenced in, and in hrstate
order In front of the dwelling is fine pastnre-the whole
well surrounded by fine live-oak and other beautiful trees
The plan of said property be seen at our oce-Ierms
very mv 55Is'a PIERsoN BONNEvAL, 81 Gravier st.
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Marlin Stening's daughter
IsCrOssing the water.
Fr0m Liverpool gone,
She has sailed for Boston.
In the ship Windsor Fay
And she begs me to say
That a Servant she d be,
In the Land of the Free.
She can wash, great and small,
And is willing wlthal.
She can sew; she can mend;
And children can tend.
She can make household bread;
In fine, go ahead. F"
She can read, but not write;
And is well tempered, quite.
Her name none Teproach-
90 writes Father Roach.
Good looks without art
With a true Irish heart.
She can do many things more,
Fair Mol of Bohirmore.
| gave her no letter;
But This will do better
And she trusts that Miss Moore
A place viii secure
For Steming Young daughter,
Far over the water,
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ALABAMA osNABERGs-

TUSCALOOSA MANUFACTURING COMPANY.-!He IN
designed Agent for the above Factory, IS RECEIVING
supply of the above gOOdsa TStTate artlce-wch lie W"
sell low to planters or the trade q, o..
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GLASS STAINING

1T not generally known that the beautiful art Of GLASS
! STAINING is done in NewOIeans by J. GAhF b ELL
No Q5GRAvIER street between Circus and Phppa streets
who Ocits share of the public PATRONAGE being the f[si
and only establishment in the South. All COO OF PLAIN aud
STAINED GLASS for churches steamboats, win
lows doors sdelightS skylghts, lamps, etc.
n. B.-LEAD SASH, plain and ornanented made TO
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: 2. AlNSWORTH Murine and Commercial Notary,
-. No. IS CAMP street, holding Commissions from the
Sizes o! Teas MISSISSIPPI KENTUCKY, FLORIDA. NEW
YORK, MISSOURI, ILLINOIS INDIANA, TENNEs PENN.
.NstNUaRE, ALABAMA, MAINE, NORTHCAROLINA SOUTH
lahTLIE,, GEORCIA, kEwJERsEY, OHIO, MICHIGAN
ARKANSAS, VIRGINIA, MASSACHUSETTS,, MARYLAND, and
IoNNECCUT prepared to take depostions and execute
and eeCt all kind OF legal instruments to be used recorded
sId States. and the Territory of WISCONSIN. The usua
pUmpude al his office is continued in all NOtaral bust
u.5s. mh5
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NEW DISCOVERY Connrl. Mixture, for GOnOTrhRa
and elect Seminal En3sons AMI Weakness of the Uera or
Bladder. This Mixture contains no injurious article what
ever bu possesses tonic properties of real efficacy and more
cOugena TO the constitution than other medicine USED
for these complaints Freed from the nauseaiing qualities
attending cOpava and the mixtures, It VIII be t0Uu
greea to the palate and pleasant TO the stomach and W
cure any case all pay refused for Il 1t equally good
and certain for females-SOd only at % POydras street.
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS &


FOHN McCB RFY, Plumber No 1874 Camp street 4
y New Oreaus, has Just received and large 10
assortment OF Brass Cocks, various Force and ~
Lii Pumps Beer Pumps, &c &c; Cooking Ranges; GE4N
Ba hing Tubs and Shower Baths. Also laying and repair
Lead Plies Sheet Lead work of every description Ship
Steamboat work promptly put up and repaired All OF
den promptly attended to.
sR" Charge moderate. mh24 IL
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ChRPENTERIN G.

X COLLINS, BUILDER, No: 131 P0YDRAs ST,
y. between Caondelet and St. ChaIes,2 New orleans
~ Cisterns made Counting houses fitted up, and Job
hing in general done. Also Sash, Doors Blinds, eIc. Win
which Planters and Others Can be supplied. my3I-thl
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AWNINGS. TARPAULMs, ETC.


FUEHE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
the citizens of New Orleans that he still continues TO
manufacture every description of WOOD and IRON
FRAME ,4HNIyECfS for Stores, Steamboats,, Offices,
Galleries etc. lie also manufactures every DESCRIPTION
of Military Tents Tarpauns, and Dray, Wagon and Horse
Covers, the shortest notice PaTtlCqIar attention VIII De
paid 10 Splicing AMI furnishing Wheel and other Purchase
Ropes for Stores, etc.
there has been great deal said within the last
So about what some parties enormously call W A IEh-
PROBING the subscriber offers hsServCes III capacity
for small conversation and to those OF his customers who
would prefer savL the expense by dong themselves ne
will cheertuy give the receipt which in itself very simple
and yet most useful preventing rot or mdeW on any aTtCe
of cloth that may be exposed TO Wet or damp
III orders left my slate, at the Clothing store OF
ALFRED MUNROE 4 CO.. will meet wit prompt at
tentOn. mhlS 6m II. CAooID1.-
MEMS BOOT AND LADIES ;
SHOE STORE.
n, The subscriber has Just received from
&jhis Mandatory, splendid assortment OF szSA7szA
Is BOOTS and SHOES, made under his own eye, anG
~ OF the best material and workmanship, ana OF Inc
most fashionable aDd tasty styles, comprising
Gents Extra fine Calf Skin BOOTS;
. Fine Calf Skin
" Fine Morocco
- Patent Leather GAlTERSi
Fine Calf BROGANs;
Egngh and Ready HALF-BOOTS;
I" Cloth HALF-GAITERS;
" EULLIFIERS-Caf and Patent Leather;
4" Velvet and Calf SLIPPERS;
" Hunting and Riding BOOTS, ETC., ETC.;
Ladies BOOTS, CATERS and SHOES, of the most
fashionable styles;
Bows and Youths Patent Leather BROGANS;
CbiEdren's Francois CATERS. Morocco Buttons, Pa.
tent Ieafher and Calf SHOES. etc.
JOHN H. WORTH,
uy5 3n, nndar st. Charles Hotel corner Common At.