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NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL IS, 1s4s

FIFTH DISTRICT CoURr.-The case of X loppen-
berg vs. Mann and IVitheriH, which has been refer
red to before in paper, still under advsement
We are informed that judgment will be rendered
in day or two, and we shall notice the Judgment
as it will show how far factors and commission
merchants are personally liable for property en-
trusted to their care
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nrr R.cEs-Eclipse Course.-Owing to the
49,. IF the gentleman who reported the races for
r q Crescent. we were unable to give report of
W. ". ,uo last DAYS over the Eclipse Course. We
~, rive brief notice of the races.
The four mile race, on Saturday, attracted very
l.,re number. with fair proportion of ladies.
Mn,mer was the favorite against the field before
Ia ,,ce and she fully sustained the confidence of
b., hackers, as the summary will prove:
ForRTH Day Saturday, April Hockey
rnb nurse. S700-entrance 10 per cent, added
four mile heats.
~ Rogers b. f. Charmer, by imp. Glencoe, out of
Retssy Malone y. o-S3 lbs: .......:;.........1
t,,,e Van Lees en- f. Quadriie, by imp Glencoe, out
Tan Broecks b. h. Mons. Bertrand, aged-l4 lbs. A dis
Time .746-7:43.
FIFTH DAy.-The race was quite interesting,
with good attendance. s. Mary was the favor
Ito. although Sarah Warren had crowd of friends
10 uphold her pretenslons:
sundau April 15.-Association purse, $3.50
mile heats-best lin 5.
q W Graves b. f. 81. Mary, by Hamlet, out of
i saga. Ha%e e ~ sarah Warren by imp. Bel.
shazzar dam by Leviathan 8 y. o............1
Clark b. c. Joe Waller, by John Dawson, dam
Star Of the West by Luzborough y. o.....2 3 2 3
R Ten Broeek's b. m. finn Hughes, by Envoy.
'h' Tine D .E4sS-l5OI- 5o-l:52s-I:5l
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"a The public is respectfully informed that this z,yrs
f,Ts.sN most delightful place of and amuse
4l ment Is now open under the management sSs&1is
of the subscriber. In the extensive grounds 30 TSFH
DUETS of all kinds will be furnished by the gard -
and at the Saloon and in the Gardens ICE CREA Nj
LEMONADE, SHERBERTS, SODA WATER and
CONFECTIONERY.
rhe Hotel department undergoing alterations
and Improvements meantime preparation made fur
nls dinner parties with all the delcacies of the season and
the best OF wines and liquors.
And last though least attentive and polite bar keepers
will be found their posts administer the comfort of his
friends aud the public generally whose patronage he socts
ap13 5m JAMES DU RHO
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FASHIONABLE IcE CREAM SALOON.

.3R.HUR 7 HILL.
'TNHE public respectfully informed that the magnfi-
Il cent Ball Room of this establishment viii beg.
opened on the 10Th instant an ICE CREAM SA- Effh7
LOON. 1t is intended 10 be conducted upon the plan -
OF the celebrated Ice Cream Saloons of New York and Phil
notwithstanding it place OF resort that Ladies may
all times with perfect confidence either after the fatigue OF
shopping, morning walk. and in the evening with gen.
llemen and egae themselves with the choicest Creams and
Confectionery Fruits, desideraon long wanting iii
this city In soliciting the patronage OF the fashionable
ton for responsibility and order that this Hall has hitherto
maintained, guarantee that the regularity will be
observed under the arrangement Families supplied
with superior Ice Cream the shortest notice
Ban officer will be constantly in attendance
cude all improper persons apl0 If
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o. bloody affray, says the ST. LOUIS Reveile
of the 18TH took place in Nauvoo on the 9Th inst.
in which Mr.. Horace Hopkins was beaten, Mr.
Samuel Slocomb was shot in the back, and Mr..
A. Kent was stabbed severely in the side. The
affair originated in dispute between Hopkins and
Siocomb
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A HERoiNE.-On Sunday night, at late hour, a
herman, whose name we do not know, attempted
70 force an entrance into the house of Mr.. H. r..
Roberts, near New Albany. Mrs. Roberts and her
children were alone in the house, her husband be-
ing absent. of which the rufian was aware. Mrs.
warned hun that if he persisted in his attempts
10 break in, she would shoot him. He did persist,
and the brave woman shot him dead. These are
all the facts that have come to our KIN owledge-
louisville Ionrnnl. LII
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SPECIAL NOTICES

~ Mrs G. E. da PoNTE, would respectfully
MORN those persons who DESTROYS of learning either
phA"lNG or PAINTING, that she is prepared to give
'aF lessons to young Ladies in either of those beautiful
accomplishments upon the most reasonable terms. Apply
"ns oihce ap12
~ Notice TO Draymen. - Hereafter [ will pay no
age on goods consigned to except 10 those who have
my written order JOSEPH Fl MOORE
mh29 I'm io7 poyJras S,raa,
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Third Municipality Council.

Last evening present: Recorder SuZeneau and
Messrs. Nicomede Bernard, De la Rosa Stevenson,
John Jones, Meehan, Flanders, Collins, Farrar,
Page and Soloman.
81 message from the Mayor was read, recommend
ing the Council the appointing of special com
mittee in regard to the reception of Major General
Scott. Another message from the Mayor was read
enclosing two sealed proposals for paving Eplanade
street, from Casacalvo to Claiborne streets. These
proposals We're, on motion OF MIR. Stevenson, laid
on the table, subject to call.
A petition was read from Messrs. S. P. Whitney
u Co., the agents of the steamships plying between
New York and New Orleans, asking the Council to
allow their vessels particular wharf in the NUM-
cipality. This petition was referred to commit
tee composed of Messrs. Farrar, Jones, Sooman
and Bernard.
Several other petitions were then read and refer
red Mr.. Stevenson, from the Finance Committee,
presented resolution, ordering the payment of sun
dry accounts. The Finance Committee reported
also in favor of accepting the resignation of Mr.
Degourney, the late collector on drays and carts
The report accepted by the Council.
Mr. Soloman, from the Committee unfinished
business, to whom referred the letter of Mad
CastenGds, offering to sell to the Municipality
certain lot of ground for the purpose of opening
Espanade street, reported resolution authorizing
the Mayor to pass before the Notary of the Munich
pality the of sale for $500, i'll four equal i'll
stalments of S1l00 each at six, twelve, eighteen.
and twenty-four months, with the notes of the
Municipality, bearing SIX per cent. interest. After
much discussion this report was referred to the
Finance Committee, with power TO act.
Mr.. Jones' resolution, repeating all ordinances
passed by the Council relative to public balls since
the 10th of September, 1877, was taken up and
unanimously adopted. This will certainly have an
effect upon the heels of the Terpsichore of the al
most invulnerable Third.
After much discussion, Mr.. Sooman's resolution
relative to the reception of General Scott, it was
unanimously adopted. Long and eloquent We're
the speeches upon both sides, but patriotism finally
trump over finance, and the glorious old Third
will be among the first to welcome the hero of Cerro
Gordo and Vera Cruz, to the shores of his native
country.
After this the Council went into election O! diff
ferent Municipal Committees for the ensuing year
The following gentlemen were elected:
Finance Congmittee-F Stevenson, P; G. Collins and
F. b. Bernard . Police Committee-D. Farrar, NJ de la
Rosa, Z. Meehan, S. H. Page Committee on Claims
on lontrot-F. l.. Ncomede, John Jones P G. Collins $
]. Sooman F. Stevenson. .hdiciaru Committee-las
Solomon, f. b. Bernard, j. Jones, b. +. Flanders. uGrs
House. Jas. Solomon ID. Faar, NJ. de la Rosa. Pu6
Lc Observation-Disclosures b. Bernard, j. Jones, T. F.
Flanders J. Solomon ctizens-B Beauregad, b. Hale
H. ii. Payne and 5. Page.
After this the Council went into secret session.
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MAYo'S MUSIC STORE.

" o.
DIANO FORTES, manufactured by the e-,s-@skaf.s-1ss
best houses, and fully guaranteed iGra r,s vi
manship; Holian Piano Fores; from thel =
best manuacory and guaranteed to remain at concert pG
for five wears MUSIC for all instruments received daily
from all The publishers in the United States NEW MuSIC
published every week from the most popular authors M
part farps Double Bass Viooncelos, Guitars. Vons Ban.
JOS Drum bass and tenor rambones EHt S SanEneas
bones bass enSr and alto Corne Pst0 Rnr ppaesa
Tmmnefs Hnntng Horns Cymbals. MUSICAL MER-
CHANDisE of every kind re Tor ne afR Bass
iii instruments by the most approved authors INSTRUC
TON on the Piano Harp. Violin Guitar, Flute, and in
vncal NrSic Pianos tuned repaired and taken in part
n.Tmsut for new Pianos. Musical instruments repaired.
WfTSIC BOUND. The above named merchandise Is re-
ead md sold on and consequently Offered
much lower prices en if purchase private
Purchases are respectfully invited to examine the articles be-
' aplS Inn WIN. T. MAYO. Agent.
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PRosPEcTUs---oUR COUNTRY

A TRIWEEkLY PAPER, in English and Spanish, de-
n voted TO politics. literature and general intelligence ,
having associated with them Dr. Mahewson formerly ed
ito the Vera Cruz Genius of Liberty will enlarge their
publish tri-weeky for the present in English aad Spanish
sufficient numb OF subscribers can be obtained
to Justify them in making the change.
This paper has already extensive circulation ID Mexico
Central America and the West India Islands and our
social political and commercial intercourse with those places
becoming daily of and Importance the advn
tages that may accrue the contemplated change need
comment for they cannot fail to be at once recognized
and appreciated. .,.,..
which may be had gratis from the publishers at No ii N
change Alley the bookstores OF Mess j. b. Stee No
14Iamp street r. P White No 50 Canal street and j. G.
Morgan No II Exchange Place here lists are now open
and subscriptions respectfully solicited.
heilan ~inpiIe jsis alG-tf
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After this the Council went into secret session

FIRE IN A New ENGLAND RAILROAD DEroT.
The freight depot of the Boston and Maine Rail
road, at Dover, On. H., was destroyed by fire on
the morning of the 9Th inst. Two cars and a very
large amount Of merchandise were consumed with
the building. The building was insured at the
Etna Hartford Insurance Office The contents
are also supposed to be insured.
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A SINGULAR VERDICT.-Cornelius w. Brincb-
erhoff, charged with having distracted ST., 800
from the vaults of the Leather Manufacturers
Bank of New York, has been found guilty of
ulefif L1rcenal
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DEATH OF AN ALABAMIAN.-Dr. Samuel C.. Oil
Br for many years member of the Alabama State
Senate, died at Montgomery on the 18th inst.
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MAGUIRE,s DAGUERREoTYPE.

NJ would respectfully return thanks for the liberal pat
y bestowed him since he first had the honor of
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into New Orleans,
five during which time he has taken more por
traits than any other person the world His specimens
were exhibited at the Fair in competition with others taken
by the best operator from New York and he was awarded
the First Premium. =.
No specimens exhibited his establishment but those
taken by himself
j. NJ assures the public that his portraits will continue TO
be what they always have beenthe best His long expert
ence and constant practice are the best 10
Genuine Highlander Cameras 20 per cent cheaper IMAM
any this city; all other articles the same Plates al W
per DOZEN ScorriIs No for SO q, guaranteed the best
plates made the United States; Gases 81 10 and % oo
New York Cameras at $lS
~ EntranceESo & Camp Street mill If
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COATED WITH CRIME.-Yesterday morning a
man by the name of VIM. B. Douglass was charged
with having taken from the ship John G. Coster a
coat and hat valued at $l5. After having been
examined by Recorder Baldwin, he was sent to the
First District Court
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sl confidence in their beneficial effects and their
I've proees Such is 1her anaty action upon the
when properly applied that they certainly merit an ssten en-
sve share Of a 1 ncde e rely s Of no
be removed by fair and persevenng use OF these PILLS
Of the Stomach or liver they will be found nvaIuabeav-
the effect cleanse the stomach and restore the healthy
of dyspepsia practical experience having proved their ab
ity that most formidable disease acting like
thy secretions of the general system These who may be
c sSoRf Of Of or dull pain in the g
side extending at times to the shonlderbade and in all
cous9 discharges the bowels preceded by costiveness
The pills Therefore, should be used and their peevered
be unlocked completely coneced-'hey having proved
their adequacy effect this most desirable object having
tendency to gnpe) leaving the Stomach and Liver in
healthy condition after many means have been tried 9per
they are nvaiuable-as many would be willing testify.
Living, they do in the general edenary Lie, dose
One Pills take each night until their operation
Sufficiently secured short time pevloas to confinement
From what has been said of the above Pills. it will be at
once that they be successfully used the fol-
Fever and Ague, Bilious and Yellow Fever. Dyspepsia.
Liver Complaint Rhsuma,sm Bil9nf PleqIsy Bilious
Female DISTINCTIONS Tighness of the Chest. Sick Head
ache Paralysis Asthma, want Of action in the Stomach
The following certificate appended beyond
doubt the vane OF the above medicIne-many more might
procured were II n eTR4iiFcaTE. g.,
last nineteen years and about ago was
with Liver disease After taking medicine rom many
physicians, and trying thing that was thonghI Woaa
benefit me without being much relieved VISITED wen ng1
all the Springs in Virginia and in the tall OF l4V ehtheq
from the Surngs worse than ever and had concluded that
mast die l. however, employed Dr., Eagon and com com,
menced taking his Pills and say they nave Denetted
me more than any medicine have ever taken and De,
eve they are the best family medicine have ever used
family therefore take great pleasure in recommending
them the no OF the pubic l. sh he ns be
timely Of these Pills as have been n ais MOON
- For sale by J. WRIGHT & Co, No. Isl Chartres
street only Agents for New odeans. spl5 aa
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PLANTATION WAGONS AND CARTS.

FKUN MD T D''fE''f
Sea- " A q o " S AND pss5ls5zcSS
/AIHM C.8RTS.- All orders GN EvfRf
gI@SG for these superior =TIEE1Z,
articles Will with prompt atten
ton by leaving them with AIessrs STARK Day STAUFFER
& Co, corner Canal and Magazine streets Neworleans'
", mh2, Snip'e may 10 ALBERT WASHBURN.
OWEN B. WITHERS, A. M, M; D.. Gate IF Ken
~ tuckg) having permanently located in New Orleans
devoying on ply scian. He refers TO the following
tenlen: . =, Wv
Theodore FreInghu NY G. 5. Pattlson M. d.. ~
Hon ] R. Underwood. Ky; g. >. Bedford, M D.. NY;
Hon J. J. Cnhenden. Ky; ID. Glass. NJ. D., NO;
lion + M Ewing Ky; S. D. Gross, NJ. D., Ky;
Hon O. e. Gates Ky; z. W. Short, NJ: D., Ny;
Hon B l.. Clark, Ky. r. H. Short Co., NO.;
Hon Asher Graham, Ky; Howard Malcolm, D D., Ky.
" Office No s3 B.7RON:NE Street, between Ora
vier and Union. mlS Pm
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

Cleared Yesterday

Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Buenaveptura (Span) Joven, Barcelona, Prats
Bark Northumberland, Brit0 James, lNeTpool -,
Schr Octavia knowles, Tampco, Jno Alexander
Schr G Mcneil, Miller, Matamoros, r ID Blossman
Arrived Yesterday:
Bark Clyde (Brit.) Halcrow, from Hull Eng, 18th Feb,
Brig Tartar Paul ID days from St Thomas ballast,
master-Pont.
Steamship Palmetto Smith, from Galveston 18th instant,
to Harris 4 Norgan--lst my
STEAMBOATS,
ClarksylIe, Holmes, I'm Nemphis-l6'5 BIS cotton
Sarah Baden Short I'm ST Lonls.
Music Daeres, from Lockpon.
DE Witt Clinton. Devemey. from Pittsbnrg.
Exit Williams Bayou de Glaize3i7 BIS cotton.
Buckeye. DevereuX, I'm Cincinnati.
Eliska Landry, fin Bayou Sara-ll2 bales cotton
Jas l. Day. Wood, Mobile
Jas Dick Besnyder Nashviils-1S0 bales cotton
Towboat Caledonia, Pinnegar fin the Passes
Towboat Diamond Davis, I'm the Passes
rowboat SouIerner. Grant. from the Passes.
Towboat PanheI. Kinney, I'm the Passes.
Towboa Swan Duncan FIN the Passes.
Tow boat Shark PnnegaT. i'm the Passes.
Memoranda.
Towhoat Caledonia lowed down and 10 sea ION instant
bark, Cantara and Adelaide schrs Sarah Churemah ana
Sims ., -.
Towboat Desmond towed down and to sea- 18th INST sup
Belmont, bark TT stie scfrs Sarah Jane and Coumbla
Towboat Southener towed Down and to sea- 10Th nsi'
shlrs indiana and Etna. 49,.
Towhoat Panther lowed down and to 18th inst ships
Queen Victoria and Hope schr VIM MARY. ,
Towboat Swan owed down and TO 10Th INST, bark
Trenton and brig CZarna.
Towboat Shark iOwed and sea- l4th inst, ships
ships Abby Pratt aud Euphrasia
Ships Arkansas and CO:sica, brig Seena, schTs lnvnc
BILE and Brazos, all went TO sea on the 18th inst.
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]. WEST, Practical Dentist.

u : Z
VETOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF Newtrieans
w that he has removed his office to l29 CT
CARoSDELET STREET, corner OF f0ydras 3ysssss11s.s
street opposte the Church Thankful for u YYTSS
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed 1891 y, -
upon him he would solicit continuance OF the same If
pracce of eight years the mechanical department pom
in Europe and the United States and having avaieq in
self of all the late Improvements he feels conhdeh tha ne
will give satisfaction to all those who may favor MN "h d
call ~ 1 o. o. 4 ,o d, nlste ...... 81 50
single oot'' hoeh'eo u" l 20 .......... 3 90
nj :,, e. ,ol5 o ir cox,v ............. 2 90
Fddussiihg TT Nh i e' f ..................3 20
fnII set OF Teeth highly finished new principle 10
The los Of the Palate supplied without clasps or iga
Inc Io VI " ~ ...... from $50 to 100 90
W warrants ali his operations be the best of work
,snshin and material and 10 satisfaction to those who
NAV atronize him, o charge will be made.
6d pates remodeIed and repaired at the shortest notice
Dentists the country may rely on having their WORK
nromptly attended to, by sending correct model.
n B-J w. refer to many persons who are now en-
toying the benefits OF his practice ape om
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NAVAL REFoRM.-Mr Yulee, from the Com
mittee OH Naval Affairs in the U. S. Senate, has
reported bill to put upon retired list, with fur
Tough pay, all officers in the Navy who, on exam
ination before Board Of Naval Captains appoint
ed for the purpose, shall be found no longer COM
peent to perform properly the duties of their sta
tons.
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Observation-Disclosures

THE undersigned begs inform the public that he has
4 removed his Ice Cream Establishment from St. So
Charles street to the CORNER CANAL BA-
ROME STREETS, where his Saloon will be ~
opened on SATURDAY EVENING, April 8, @2S
and remain open daily from II O'Clock till late hour
IN the evening" Every variety of refreshments will be
pe such as Ice Cream Sherbets Ice Lemonade,
the unexceponabe quality of the refreshments provided,
APPS I'm IL WJIJOZ
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RIVER NEws.-The Louisville Courier, of the
18th inst, says, The weather is warm and favora-
BILE to outdoor business. The river continues to
recede slowly AT dark, last evening, there were s
feet scant in the canal, and #. in. the Falls
The St. Louis Republican, 18th inst, says, :: The
Upper Mississippi is falling slowly with feet
scant on the Lower Rapids. The Illinois is falling
very rapidly but is yet quite high. The Missouri
is falling at all points below Weston. There is feet
water below the mouth of the Usage, and below
that point the river is in very good stage. At this
point the continues 10 recede rapidly, but it
vet in good stage below
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D. OLD PLAY.
.Bh'R' somewhat antiquate, yet curious machine;
d., mind twill keep the rogues out,
b9s NV nv old Vulcan, twill keep them in J"

,..u,;fnl instrument something of compound
an an alar1m clock, very savage house
r '' come prussic acid and few fish-hooks If
"s' Eabt. fingered gentleman wishes to steal key,
@p he clutches it, 'sspangn' comes down upon
H. dris the iron teeth of this delightful machine
1;t dout require any police officer to arrest him.
anu r s,,tber particulars inquire of Capt. Winters,
~ VI. Ionte. of the Second Municipality police.
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BOYS, CLOTHING.

t,NGGLlSH Merino Sack COATS:
~ aipaea and Croton Cloth Sack do:
meek and Plaid Linen do
English Menno Polka JACKETS:
'neck and PLAID Linen do do;
" 10 do. PANTS;
English Merino do.
1fa.h' Alpaca. and Marseilles VESTS:
JuS, nIlfh Bosom Shirts Socks Suspenders, &c &c.
an 1e 10 CIV ed and for sale low by NJ HUNTINGTON,
~Pt-lW corner anal and Magazine street
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ru.p-We sincerely wish to be friends to
ns even if some kinds Of men are occa-
OIL n Ill., had Now, of late, las we prognostlcated
ao'An, oats apo.l several robberes and burglaries
S Sas been committed. Those economists who
DS'I N the winter, to HE away TO more accepta-
R"A a,t;ons of the globe in the summer time, had
hs p 1ook out. Those who follow g the road -
Os'., a. well to track our ideas on this particular
"u gaa.t We Yesterday saw the lovelest machine
SUBJ H. world for "pinning'' a burglar. In form,
u : sonething like rat-trap, and can he placed
u convenient corner. The burglar, in enter
u any .tore or dwelling, would be sadly puzzled if
w .boJd find himself an situation not to get ont
,oaD
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FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING.

-, @1O-N1AI31IL
;i,M CANAL STREET. ndcr the Planters Hotel
NJ SUBSCRIBERS have received large and fashionable
md ocN OF CLOTHING, suitable for the present season.
receiving additional supplies by almost every arriva
XII New ok, at which place they have mandatory
GE their terms already pretty well known to the
% lney Will briefly state that they have adopted the safe
u @ dong strict cash business, believing this system
m peneilciai 10 their customers to themselves, they
TS charged an extra price order 10 cover the losses
r nose who do credit business di,odBs less
''a'h call Is respectfully solicited.
MI. JOHN SOUTHWEI4L Il co, q Canal St,
-ePio 5m Under the Planters Hotel