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DAGU Err R EOTYPE.
MAGUIRE,s DAGuERRrorvpr

would respectfully return thanks for the hers patton
- bestowed him he first had the homer nj
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOIiea ans
nvs years ago during which time be has taken
than other the world. His specimens wete
exhibited at the Fair in competioa with others taken by
the best operator from New and he was awarded tho
Flrst Premium Nospeupens Inhibited ms establishment
pat those aken by himself j. NJ he public that his
poIas viii continue to be what they always have been
me BEST His long zpeeuce and constant practice are
me Dest nducements TO DESTROYS OF instruction the
oeaauIo arr Genuine vOgtlander cameras ~ per cent
Gheaper nan any IN the city all other articles the same
rates at " per dozen Scoyi', No for % guaraDed
me best plates made in the United tates Cases 81 10 and
% 90: NewYOrk Cameras at aI8 o'o' va ~ anu
GI Orders from the country promptly sttendad
sg Entrance No. CAMP street
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ALEXANDER HILLS

So Camp street, NewOrleans,
ATHERE families find all articles OF House keeping,
compnsinG general assortment AMI select stock OFT
KITCHEN FURNITURE-Cocking Utensils Tin and
Iron Ware, FN Sets, Brass and Steel; Shovets and
Tongs; and Kitchen Fire Iron-wa
ENAMELLED and patentmetal timed HoiiLoW
WARE; Fire Dogs
GERMAN SILVER Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
COFFEE URNS.
TABLE CUTLERY: German Silver. Britannia and Iron
TEA and TABLE SPOONS crn,ppsuo
CHURNS and TUBS.
WILLOW WARE-Baskets Cradles Nurse Chairs and
Wagons. nj. s..
BRUSH ES-Fancy and ram, pusuhg' sweeping and
Hearth Brushes. 80 - ,ns
MATS-Jute, Manila. Alicante Palm, and Husk MATS,
RP ASS. britannia and new Metal CANDI.ESTICKS
and LAMPS. -
STEAMBOAT and HALL LANTERNS
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES. . .
D. s. ]. WHght's patent premium COOK STOVES, tof
rroyed article in use nar3 SIN
ns Hotel, and Steamboats, furnish at rsdsesdnf; cas.
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uREsCENT oITY HoTEu.

CRESCENT CITY HOTEL.
CORNER CUSIO.uHOU USE .d-ND ERQET SITS.
SAy ILL be opened for the reception of BOARDERS
w WEDNESDAY, January g. 1s49 Welfhr. A..A
nshed ROOMAor Families and Single Gentlemen. ssssssu
ThBLE-the best the market will afford -Asn.4
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor.
expressly for the accommodation of city and transient Board
1t of the most healthy and situations in hs
city and pains will be spared render those who may
stop with him. comfortable.
Faithful and attentive Servants.
fV Terms reasonable any establishment of the kind
in the city [JaI d&Wtf] E. ALEXANDER. Proprietor.
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NE w ORR LEANS
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 8, 1s4s.

STEUBENvILLE RAILROAD CoNvENTIoN-This
convention met on the Goth ult, and was very nu-
msrously attended; in fact, the Court-h house was
found too small to accommodate all who were
usseni. Delegates were in attendance from Indi-
ana, Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, Mount Yer
non, Coshocton, and nearly every place on the
route Of the proposed railroad to st. Louis. Mr..
Rdgway, of Columbus, presided, assisted by a
lsvs number of Vice Presidents and Secretaries
The first day was occupied chiefly in hearing and
discussing the report of the Committee on Resolu-
tons. No vote was taken on the Doth, and the
convention adjourned over to the 9th A general
termination was manifested by those present to
lake decisive measures to have the work COM
menced west from Steubenville at as early day
AZ possble.
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CHEAP DRY GOODS
At the NEM WORK STORE 1hQ Pnudr.

l1RINTED Musns. fast cOlos and;beautifu patterns at
~ per yard, selling at the he stores at
I5to Dc se9!ch Gnghams, lSac; eases swLs. Mqlns
mask Curtain Stuff at &c., Turkey Red do. at f0ci 100 doz
Gents large size Linen Cambria Hdk style at "a %
Musquto Netting at &c. quality not be bought Tor
less than loo The city Irish Linens. by the large
small quantity less than whoies ale prices Pure Linen
zoe. per yard and upwards; undresed Family Linen at
&c. good be bought for 50c Buyers can test the
truth of the above assertions by comparing samples Also
fall variety of the and richest styles of Fancy and
Staple DRY GOODS, equally low. The sub scrber would
remark the practice OF this establishment to offer
few eadins articles very cheap with view of obtaining
for receiving goods from North at the lowest
active aud increasing business unaffected by cholera hard
mesa saving diem OF from fifteen to twenty dollars
rent and expenses-e afford to sell chesp. Heavy
expenses must be met by profits. New Workers
especially invited to call they will be reminded of the
cheap establishments in Grand and Catherine Streets
mhI2 r. BROWN 1853 POydras st.
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LATEST FROM CANADA.-The Baltimore papers
contain Geographic dispatch dated New York,
18th April, which reads as follows
We have advices here by telegraph from Mon
healsip TO Saturday afternoon, at o'clock. The
difficulties still continue without abatement, and
The indications portend serious results.
In consequence of the announcement that the
Governor had given orders to put under arms five
hundred French constables, and the fact that these
men actually appeared in the streets, the mob be-
came still more exasperated A party, composed
OIL twenty English gentlemen, formed themselves
into body and encountered these armed police,
or consfables, in the streets, when quite fierce en-
gagement ensued. Shots were exchanged, and in
The conflict two men were badly wounded and
others slightly The Government authorities per-
eevlng that they had adopted rather an unpopular
measure, and in order to preserve peace, counter
handed the order in regard to the constabulary
Drce, and had them disarmed.
A public meeting was held on Friday and largely
attended. Petitions which had been gotten up
were presented to this meeting numerously signed,
asking the Queen to recall Lord EIgin and disa-
VOW the Rebellion Indemnity Act
ALI the hotels of the city are now guarded BY
armed forces. The garrisons have also been fully
equipped for action, and the soldiery put under
strict discipline. Cannon have been planted in
The streets, al different points, for the purpose of
cverawlng the disafecled. The streets were quiet
al O'Clock in the evening.
There are reports of riots having broken out at
Kingston and Toronto, but nothing authentic.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE,

.,, Lake end of .Nelo Shell Road
''E undersigned has just reted and opened the above
well-knOwn and tavon.e establishment and in Awss>
tends to make IT, in respect worthy of the pat esssn
roDage OF his friends and those who wish enjoy kska
pleasant drive to OF the most elegant and saubrous
treats in the The gardens and grounds will be kept
in the best ORDER he will have boats at all times keep
his table supplied with the pny tribe, fresh from their
home: He will also be at all times supplied with every de-
seripon OF Md game anu al The decaGies that me New
wines with good lemonade for his Temperance friends
Come one. ALL" [d20 6mJ DAN HlCKOK.
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WASHINGTON RUMoRs.-The following tele-
graphic news has been received at the offices of
several northern papers:
"The Consul to Liverpool, in place of Gen
Armstrong, has been appointed, but the name has
not yet transpired; it is said, however, that he is
from the West. The Second Auditor of the Treas
ury Department has removed George W. Kimberly,
f0hio, Thomas J. Robinson, OF Kentucky, Brown,
Of -, two other clerks, and Francis A. Dunn
Of Pennsylvania, messenger. The salary of VIM
MecheEn, chief clerk, vice Josiah F. Polk, has
been reduced from $500 to Sl400; that of Theo-
dore L. Moody of Maine, has been increased from
$1,000 to Sl40O. James Broom, clerk in the Navy
Department, has resigned, to take effect on the LIST
Of May John p. Wolf, removed from the War
Department, is to have place in the Second Au-
dior's office. Rev. C. w. Dennison, of Boston;
will commence his duties in the Navy Depal tmeni
on The LIST of May.
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RECOVERY AN IMPORTANT DOCUMENT
We learn that officer Snyder, of the independent
police, was successful few days since III recover
ing an important book which has long been missed
from the Maryland State archives. Ii appears that
during the last war, whilst the British fleet in
the Chesapeake, and an attack upon Annapolis was
dreaded, the keeper of the State-house en-
trusted with the State records and removed them
to place of safety. When tie alarm subsidized
and the records We're returned, il found that
the book containing the roll Of the pames of those
persons belonging to the State of Maryland who
had served i'll the revolutionary war, and who
were entitled to pensions, had been purloined. As
this was the only record of these claims which ex
listed. there no means of detection, in its alb
sence, Of any frauds which mig h be attempted by
means of false pension papers; for this reason the
State authorities have made many exertions, but
hitherto without success to regain possession of the
lost document.
Lately, however, some further information hay
ing been obtained, the Attorney General put the
matter III the hands of Mr.. Snyder, and on Wednes-
day last lie succeeded in finding the long lost book
in the house of Michael Dunn, South Paca
street. II was found TO be complete and in pretty
good condition. though the binding had been
moved and the leaves kept together in the form of
a roll. The inmates of the house offered cOnsld-
cradle resistance to the officer taking possession Of
the book. Apart from IFS importance 10 the Stale
as document, the book is interesting in itself as
an authoritative record Of those who formed tho old
&C Maryland Line. "-Baltimore American.
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HE underi gned would inform his Southern patrons and
IA a friends trends, ina, this sPLENDlD HOTEL; which 50
been elegantly efed enlarged and reurnished in the ~
most fashionable manner and the entire organization of
department complete. The splendid suits of
aoartments can be had at all times by giving few hours
notice.
The central and fashionable location of the WASHING
TON HOUSE renders it of the most desirable in the
cty Tor Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia, either
upon business pleasure and there shall be exeons
spared TO have continue TO merit the liberal support it has
Northumberland II I HARTVEI.(,
readiness mv7 d& Wyff
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WISCONSIN DEMoCRACY.-The democrats of
Wisconsin have united on series of resolutions
adopting the principle Of the barnburners as to
slavery in the territories. The two following are
among the resolutions:
Rsoued That Congress has the Constitutional power
and ough to make appropriations from the National Tea
Hy Tor River and Harbor Improvements to facilitate and
nec commerce between the several States and foreign
ons such appropriations to be governed by sound dis
otlon and due regard for the national welfare
Rseged That we approve the principle of free and
snced trade and believe that the most fair and equal
mode OF raising the to deay the
nr expenses OF the Government is direct tax upon pro-
petty and viii demand It's adoption by our Government
soon as practicable.
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CONVICTION OF Tom HAND-The jury in this
exciting case returned verdict Of gully against
the prisoner. He appeared 10 hear it without any
emotion. Mr.. Radcliffe, of counsel for the prison.
er, moved the Court in arrest Of Judgment. The
argument on that motion probably took place Yes
terday, Glib to which day the Criminal Court stood
adjourned.
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NO IL appears that the burning of the Parliament
House at Montreal, on the 25h ult., by the mob,
involved the destruction of all the archives and
records of the Colonies for several hundred years
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30 NC USE

121 GR4VIER Street. betaoeen ST. Charles and Caron
deLe SreetsOne door from the Of CarOadetet ST.
MRS: WILSON (ate of 81 Bienville street, respect.
~ fully informs her friends and the public generally -
that she continues in the above eligible location @
pied by her during the last She has had her ;A
HOUSE thoroughly refed and ned for the accommo-
dation OF gentlemen exclusively Grateful for past patron.
age she hopes by dgent attention 10 the comfort and
venence OF her patrons merit and Of
the same. eT terms will be- heretofore, MODERATE.
nj ~ G&W
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CARRIAGE MANUFACToRY.

TgSHE Patronage that has been extended very be
L rally the last years while on Com 49, 81 q
street. has induced us the last Summer NJ lSy
erect large building expressly for mann E&y~~yhSS
featuring and repairing CARRIAGES. -XAg------SI-.
We have now one of the largest Shops in the Son hera
Country and are prepared with good Northern workmen,
and the best of materials to build any style of Carnage 10
order guaranty them years. if used in the county
We are also better prepared than before for REPAIR
ING CARRIAGES. and restore them almost TO their
ont and useless We will pay freight Carriages sent o e
repair We yil also keep hand ASSORTMENT Of New
low. Old Carriages taken in trade for New pres we r.
or their old ones repaired to call Mandatory and
Repository and 1dge 70, ,hemeys ; at the oS,er Of
the Office Of the Commercial Water Works, rear OF the st.
oa my5 sm m0 ds "" MATTHEW'S pEsMAN.
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CARROLLTON HOTE.


F'HE undersigned respectfully inform the public that they
l. have just taken the above mentioned establish.
ment, with the extensive Gardens Ten Pin Alleys. EAl
Billiard Room, Ice Cream Saloon, etc., etc. apperain A
ing thereto and after thoroughly repairing the whole and
making considerable improvements therein they
prepared to receive and accommodate Permanent and
Transient BOarders 1t is almost useless to expatiate the
attractions to he found the Carollton Hotel
Grounds As suburban place of entertainment the estab
lsment is second to in the South, possessing
does almost unvaed scenery and the Artificial helps of
Gardening the production of fruits and flowers such
where be found in the vicinity of New Orleans.
As place of temporary rusllcatonas retreat from the
noise hustle and OF city et merits more than ord
notice from the vster.
The undersigned appse the the public that their Lauder
will always I've found well supplied with the choiceat quail
ties OF Game Fish. etc. and they have laid finely
ssoed stock OF Wires and Liquors, they furnish
Dinner or Supper or Chance Rpasts to private parties at
the shortest possible notice. a
The undersigned therefore atte themselves that in addi
t6a to their asduous efforts TO please the beauty of
the location saubous atmosphere the with which
may be had their establishment by railroad render
the CaoOn Hotel the desirable of all resorts
for the citizens OF New Orleans.
ANGELL 81 CHANDLER
~ For terms of Board. etc, inquire at the Planters
Hotel, the Hotel in Carroliton. Capt. A. ANsGJL
ap9 If CHAs CHANDLER.
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DENTISTRY, &c.

DENTAL NOTICE.
mrs. PEARSON and ANFOUX inform their patients
~ that they be consulted daily C
their office from A. M. to P. NJ. Dr.. iTSssg
Pearsons many Improvements in DEM fFrEEsssA
TALSURGERY, are too well known and AIlI1y
appreciated 20 require enumeratng His Block Teetb
particularly worthy the atentan of those requiring ica
ones. Their prices graded suit the circumstances of
nI Office at their residence B4RO.VsE street, near
Canal street. ap2 If
DENTAL NOTICE.
u r. SMITH, DENTIST, begs leave 10 assure his
-, friends and the public that he has c.
not left and does not intend to leave, the
city lie still be consulted his Old III N SsSA
ONcs al the Corner OF Lafayette Square -t1l l.Iy
and st. Charles street. mll2f If
DIR. MENSlNG, Dental Surgeon,
aViNG returned TO the city of New Orleans from his
tour in the North and East. prepared srsE~ss.s
10 perform ali operations appertaining 10 the Fs3sg
tb e b Loan and has become aeanantst wiihu
College of Dental Surgeons Of Baltimore, Md. Ills price
Tor operations in proportion to suit he ale If
49, TOOTH-ACHE CURED
~ LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by Dr. RIENSING'S
LOOIIf-.4CHE ELIXIR, chaLge. f5F" Office
No. So Baropne street. 4th door above Common st.
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HOTELS, &c.
BAY ST. LOUIS HOTEL,


i9 establishment having been repaired and newly fur
nisneu VII be opened on the 10th of May for the
reception oi 'site and Families wishing spend the f;N
sunni summer lat a, pleasant Watering Place The under l
dence and viii keep the house open Summer and Winter
The best Cooks Stewards and are engaged and no
pains will be spared render the stay of ysers
pleasant and agreeable. Imy2 2m1 G. LEWIS Il CT,
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AMERIcAN OYSTER SALOON and

AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON and
II ESTApRAT-N No. a ST. Charles sTREET.-The
IL undersigned would most respectfully n-@ ~
form his friends and the public in general, thatN ~
IA he has Ieopened this weil-kIown $yAzY
Al giant sly and hopes by his unSveased aen-
2AHzx4 ton to business and his great experience, to
and the kind and liberal patronage heretofore
extended by the lovers of good cheer Having made ample
rangemeus for procuring Mobile, Barratana
rer-6eyy1S % aud Cat island OYSTERS together with
~~s--A-s1~ GAME and FISH of every description, no
prepared up, the shortest notice, all the
raies and deicacie. the in style calculated
please and crafty the taste of the fadious epcuIe.
His WINES, LIQUORS and cORDlAIiS have oil been
selected by hmsef and of the finest brands the city
produce.
with Lodging and Private Sitting as he has had this
upper portion OF his house elegantly furnished for at
pose Tn6 Gm1 JAMES CASSt DY.
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SMITHS HOTEL .Bayou sars. Ia

SMITHS HOTEL. Bayou Sara, La.
Immediately fronting The Steamboat Landing.
TRAVELLERS gong up Onachita Or Red River COM
L ing of said Rivers will find to their sdvan- IL
tage stop with him. all the Boats stop Bayou .!A
Sara. Horses Carriages and Buggies always to hire 44
fy2 1y T.. B. SMITH. Proprietor
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SMITH & BRoTHER,
HOL NJ Il 5 d CO.,
-as.n,,aU W. nNnV- NTnt,s1t, 4,

u
Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers,
ID RESPECTFULLY inform the public and their former
II customers. that they have rem0red 10 l2o CRATER
Strfet corner of Caropdetcwhere they prepared
fiji orders of MINERAL WATER for the supply Of Steam
boats Hotels Bars and Private Fames, fer Exportaon.
n B.-A Liberal Discount allowed to Grocers and Com
mission Merchants.
gS- SODA WATER and MEAD furnished IN
Fountains heretofore with aud superior Drawing
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NATIONAL CONVENTION OF THE FRIENDS OF
COMMON ScHooLs.-It is proposed 10 hold con-
vention as above, in Philadelphia on the 22d of
August next The most distinguished friends of
Popular Education throughout he Union have
interested themselves in the call forthis convention
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A VETERAN WuaLER.--Fhe New Bedford N1er
curry says that the first whaleship that went round
Cape Horn was the Rehecca, the first sN built in
that place. She was launched in the " inter of
1885. Although only 1850 tons, the Rebecca was
very big ship for those days; her great s'ze made
her the object of curiosity and wonder the country
around. The father of Joseph Grinnell, member
of Congress from the New Bedford district, and Of
Henry and Moses Ii. GrinnelI, of the firm of Grin
nell, Mnurn q Co., of New York, was Chief mate.
He was then in the prime Of life, and is now living
at the advanced age of 81, in the enjoyment of his
health and faculties. The first voyage of the Re-
becca Was to Philadelphia, from whence she took
a cargo to Liverpool. On the outward passage
Captain Hayden showed some signs of deranged
mind, which increased upon him on the passage
home and entirely incapacitated him from fulfill
ing his duties commander, and IN consequence,
the responsibility devolved upon the mate, who
executed his trust with fidelity and skill so much
to the satisfaction of the owners that he was re-
warded with the command of the ship the next
voyage, and was continued in command SIX years,
making successful voyages. The end of the Re-
becca was disastrous. She sailed from Liverpool,
bound TO New York, in the winter OF 1854, and
yestige Of her has been seen or heard OF since.
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MURPHY's RESTAURANT, :
Bowling and Billiard Saloons,

MURPHY'S RESTAURANT,
Bowling and Billiard saloons,
100 ST. CHARLES STREET-Next to the Theatre.
I,HE subscriber would respectfully inform bis friends and
il public that he has made extensive addi- -
lions 10 his Establishment. rendering it The most ~
complete and deslrsble in the city. The RES HA
TAURAkT will at all times be supplied with ---skkN
the choicest fare that the markets OF the city Afford
style TO satisfy the most tasdious Epicure Having num-
Der of Spacious Bedrooms with entire furniture, be
prepared accommodate BOARDERS. with without
Lodging by The day; week q month. Terms moderate
The BILLIARD SALOON has been entirely refitted,
and yisite viii find the Tables and appointments of this
establishment equal 10 in the city, and from its
tIa situation must continue be the Billiard Saloon of
the city.
The BOWLING SALOONS have been constructed with
great care and effort the OF the subscriber shall be-
wanting 70 give general satisfaction TO his patrons and ~
make his House worthy of the most liberal patronage.
Sw~ The BAR. usual. will always be furnished with
the best of LIQUORS.
apil 3m RICHARD MURPHY.
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FRUIT IN OHIo.-Ilnder this head the Cincn-
matt Gazette says that the destruction of the fruit
in Ohio by recent cold weather, has not been as
extensive as was supposed Immediately after the
cold nights. A letter from Urbana, Champaign
county, dated the 23d ult., says: The peaches
are Just coming into bloom, and are not near all
killed" The GAINESVILLE Courier Of the oath states
that in that vicinity the injury to fruit has not been
so great as was at first supposed. The later varie
ties of the APPLE the harder cherries, and few of
the peaches are believed to have escaped. The
Gazette adds that this information accords with
verbal reports from several points north Of the Ma
tonal Road.
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Clothing Clothing. .Clot

Clothing. Clothing. Clothing!
NJ, BARN e T-No. 10 Camp street,
HAS hand, and autly Iee2iyipg- large
~ and magn fcent assortment of FINE READY
MADE CLOrItiNG-a of which being bis mann
factue enables him sell cheap any other establish
men of the kind in the Southern country Gentlemen pur
chasing for their wear, and dealers wholesale
respectfully invited TO call and examine for themselves the
following articles:
Super black cloth Dress and Frock Goats.
Fine and medium do. do. all cOos.
Black, brown and olive Monterey do. and Sacs.
Black and fancy Drap d Etc Sacs and D'Oray Coats
Extra fine French Merino Sacs and Paletos
Super fancy Linen Coats of every description.
Black and colored Spring Cashmere Pants.
Superior French MeTiHO Pants.
White and Fancy Linen Drill Pants.
Spring Tweed and French Cottonade Pants.
India Nahkeen. and Silk warp do.
Super white Marsees and Linen Vests.
Black Satin. Menno, Cashmere. BoBbaZine, and
Fancy Vests of every quality and style
mill 3m M. BARNETT. - Camp st.