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We have seen with regret that some puerlle
jeers have been leyelled at Mr.. RHETT for not
calling Mr.. CLEMENS to the field of honor; but
such jeers do not express the feelings OF the peo-
pie of this city nor of the United STATES Inc
victor of a thousand fields could NOT possess more
honor than Mr., RHETT has merted by the noble
and manly position he has assumed There is
M Legislator in our Capitol who need resort to
orma while truth is on his side. The challenge
n combat is an admission of the weakness of
ones cause, in a contest where fair argument oan
be heard.
The press of the country-which is the voice
of the people-will take care of the fame of all
who dare be true to the constitution and laws of
their country, and to the precepts of a Heaven
approved code of morality.
at must crafty every friend of good morals
and true honor" says the Philadelphia " Even
ing Bulletin" " to see that Senator in Congress
has had the courage to refrain from the silly
practice of duelling, when fair opening for it
was made. Hon. R. Barnwell Rhett, of South
Carolina, is the gentleman who has earned this
honorable distinction; and not all the taunts of
his antagonist could induce him to resort to tho
powder-and-ball style of satisfaction. We trust
this example coming from Southerner, may
have its proper influence, and help to convince
the world that there is more manliness courage
and honor in refraining from duel than in en-
gaging in one"
We take occasion here to remark that we purpose
saying nothing in disparagement of Mr.. Clemens
His course is that of too many of our great men
to single him out for censure. Those who know
him well contend, and we believe truly that,
however severe in his public conflicts, he has a
heart Of full proportions, and in the right place
May it be won to the right cause in this matter
of appeals to the code of honor! The publicly
proclaimed determination that fellow man shall
never die by his hand, in a voluntary conflict at
least, will not in the beautiful and sunny land of
his home, impair his influence for good.
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The peparture OF the Steamer baltic.

!" yesterday morning, about o'clock, the Baltic
left her mornings off Alexandria on her return to
New York, proceeding at q moderate speed down
the river. She was overtaken by the mail-boat
Baltimore near Fort Washington, and passed
abreast of Aqua Greek whilst the Baltimore was
lying at her wharf She was last seen on the
Baltimore's return, about noon, steadily steaming
through the Narrows, below Maryland Point"
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-04
Rag The seven-Mile Mirror was visited last

BaT The Seven-Mile Mirror was visited last
evening by the President Of the United States
and a large number of members Of Congress, with
their families. They were decided in their ex-
preston of the qualification they experienced,
and Mr.. Prices possessions and enterprise won
their admiration decidedly. Mr. Fillmore did not
ask how he voted
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-04
The Spring Trade I'm PhiIsdeIphia.

The hotels of Philadelphia are crowded with
strangers, mostly Western and Southern mer-
chants, come to make their purchases The pub
lished list on Monday, at the different hotels,
contained more than seven hundred names Bust
ness, tits said, has taken a very active start and
rives n fair promise
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Nice TaIki

The New York ~ Herald, journal always
decorous, says that "the coterie of the Trib-
une' seem to exhibit the manners, and to use the
language of the drunken vagabonds about the
Five Pointsl" Fie, Mr.. Greeley, will neither
precept nor example move youf
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mARRIEp.

In Salisbury Litchhed county, Connecticut the 26th
utmo, by the Rev. A. REED, Mr.. GRANVILLE WHITTLE-
SEY of New York city, and Miss ELLEN Il. JOsELEN, OF
the former place
At Clay Hi near Marietta, Georgia, by the Rev L. ].
DAVIS Mr. JAMES r. L0CKHART, formerly Of Granville,
South Carolina, and Miss ELIZA EMILY daughter Of Gen.
t. X. Minis
BY the Rev. s. p HILL on the I'd instant ALEXANDER
FRANK to Miss MARY ELIZABETH WILKINSON, all Of
King George county, Virginia.
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VERIFY a. MIlIer.

These gentlemen are known to our lady friends
land who has more Of these than ourselves y as
energetic, oblging polite, and attentive men of
business; and by their advertisements to-day it will
be perceived that no one iii pursuit of dry goods
need pass their door. Let this be remembered
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DIR. ]. 8. ROSES

TREAT PAIN-CURERl
" THE WONDER OF THE AGE!II
ALL PAIN CURED LIKE MAGIC This wonderful
preparation is used internally and externally giving i'm
mediate relief from all bodily pains. l,,
II used according to directions, 1t not only relieves all
pain, but it it usually the first application IL
may be relied upon for curing and giving almost instant
relief thousands who have used TESTIFY 10 hneu-
matsm, Ague, Sudden Colds Cholera Dysentery Choera
Morbus Pleursy, Earache, Toohache, Choic and all
pain In the Stomach Bowels Headache, Pains IN the
Womb, Pains in the Limbs JOINTS Back, Spine Disease,
Lumbago, scalds, Burns, Chibains, Sprains Bruises,
Pmpes, and all Chronic Eruptiops.
you wish to be relieved from ALL PAIN Dr. Roses
PAINCURER
If you desire to be cured of ALL DISEASES take his
Family Medicines Price ~ rs, and 80 cents per bottle
For Coughs, Colds, Group, and Whooping Cough.
DE PREPARED FOR CHANGE OF WEATHER-Ths
COLDS, COUGH, ASTHMA, IRRITATION of the LUNGS,
SORE THROAT and BRONCHITIS, all of which can be
cured and system fortified against frequent attacks by
using DR.. j. s. ROSES Celebrated COUGH SYRUP Price
only so cents. s.9+
CHILDREN are also liable to Group, which dangerous
complaint yields Immediately to DR.. j. s. Roses never
falling GROUP SYRUP Price 25 cents.
WHoOPING COUGH, another complaint, always worse
in cold and damp weather. The afflicted will find great
relief in the Of DR.. j. 8. Roses WHOoPlNG COUGH
SYRUP which always relieves and prevents the disease
from running into other diseases, such as INFLAMMA
TION of the LUNGS, DROPSY in the CHEST, and CON-
SUMPTION Price so cents Dr. Roses successful treat
ment in all Lung Affections has created great demand
for the above highly valuable Family Medicines.
Es- To be had at the Drug Stores Of
r. ID. Gilman, w. H. Gilman,
Charles Stott Co. Samuel Butt,
j. Il. Callan, John w. Marin,
mar 4-tr Washington city, D. @.
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Lynohburg and Tennessee Railroad

We learn from the Lynchburg Expires, that
this road was opened on the 26th to Little Otter
Bridge, distance of % miles An experiment
trip resulted to the entire satisfaction of all
the parties who took part in it,
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nag To relieve toothache, clean the cavity,
and introduce cotton saturated with chloroform
in which gum copal is dissolved. The chloroform
will obtund the pain, and the gum will form a
protecting coating to protect the nerve. The sa-
Iva will not hold il in solution.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-04

gss" Jenny Lind is basel by vast number of
correspondents, each begging "a few thousand
dollars" for himself or others. The North
ampton Courier" in noticing the affair." says
very truly that it is pity people wM make
fools of themselves"
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-04
Gas Eixturs,a

Mr. c. W. BoTELER, opposite the Centre Mar
ket, is prepared to fit up in the most approved
style oil kinds of plain and ornamental gas fix
lures Our readers are referred to Mr.. BIS adj.
vertisement, and also to his store, where can be
seen specimens of the fixtures offered.
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The Washington Birthday Banquet.

Our thanks are due to Messrs. WILLIAM links
and F. H. SMITH, Reporters, for pamphlet copy
of their report of the speeches. toasts, incidents,
&C., at the late Congressional banquet in honor
of Washington and his principles 1t is from the
press of Messrs Buell. & Blanchard.
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Bapttzing.

We learn that the ordinance of baptism will be
administered in the First Baptist Church, 10th
street, on Sunday evening next, by the Rev. Mr.
HILL, the pastor Of that church. We know not
how many persons are to be immersed, but learn
that several ladies have been admitted to that
privilege.
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DIED,

On the Sd instant, Dr. JOSEPH NJ. MUNDING, In the
forty-fourth year Of his age.
Sa- His friends and acquaintances respectfully
ouested to attend funeral at two o'clock Friday after
noon from his late residence street. between Eleventh
and Twelfth
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THE FOURTH OF MARCH, 1858.

You wish to know who will be President,
OF the great "Whte House" to be the resident
Oh! would that could SEQ the day
When the chair is filled by Harry Clay
Tho patriot, whose whole hearts desire
Has been to place his country higher
On the bright scroll of nations free
To whom base tyranny must bow the knee
And all the world shall Join in one grand burst:
America tho great, the noble, and the first!
AscETIc.
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LADIES, CATER LACES T!

lust RECEIVED, this day, large assortment Of black
81 and colored Cater Laces. Also additional supply Of
Gentlemen's Opera Boots and Congress Caters
Ladies' white black Satin Slippers and Cater Boots
Misses and Chdren's Fancy Boots
Boys and Youths Congress CATERS and Kossuth Ties
All Of which will be sold at the lowest possible price the
sa:ne can be bought for in the city.
o. Call and examine for yourselves, at
7. b. GRIFFIN'S,
Penna. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets,
mar 4-tr next door to W. Harper Co.
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TO THE LADIES |

TT you want PRETTY SPRING GOODS such as
1 Swiss AIusins, Rulings, Insertings Edgings
Undersleeves, a variety Of patterns
Black silk Mitts, twisted and plain Silk
French worked Collars; Collars as low "a 121 cts
Embroidered Handkerchefs, Flouncings Bobbins,
New BONNET RIBBONS STRAW BONNETs
Dress Gaps, Bonnet Caps Neck Ribbons
Kid, silk, and Lislethread Gloves
Silk, white black, slstecolored, and mixed Hose &c
Call on SIXTH street, at MRS. COLLISIONS
Fancy and Millinery Store Louisiana nv.
hsr CROCHET B0NNETS stiffened and pressed.
a -tr
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l Bdy We learn that fine brig, called the Hum
boldt, is now loading, at our Navy Yard, with
anchors and other outfits for vessels, to be con-
veyed to the Pensacola Navy Yard. This speaks
well for our Washington mechanics.
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THE FOURTH OF MARCH, 1853.

THE FOURTH OF MARCH, 1853.
The ship of freedom almost stranded
Her pilot known to be lofthanded,-
Who shall correct her strange meandering,
And keep her noble crew from wandering'
Why, General Cass.
The mantle which he wears with grace,
Though neither wove with gold nor lace,
Is General Jackson's.
The ship of freedom under sail,
Hail Democratic Chisftain, hail
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acapta,n Rice, bo gin a Treat ~

For the peculiar scenes on board the Baltic, on
Tuesday, General Savage and his army are, Of
course, responsible. We committed this branch
of reform to them and see how they managed i'll
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Conpress To-dav.

SENATE-Mr. SHIELDS presented the memo
rial of the Grand Jury of Washington county,
D. c., relative to improvements of the City Hall
building, and court-rooms therein.
A great variety of other memorials were pre-
sented
Mr.. UNDERWOOD introduced a bill for the relief
of the Orange and Alexandria railroad.
The Committee on Military Affairs were au-
thorized to employ clerk,
The Iowa land bill was then taken up, and
Mr.. Dodge, Of Iowa. resumed the remarks COM
menced yesterday by him in its support.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIyEs-Mr. DEAN this
morning moved to reconsider the vote by which
the House yesterday referred to the Committee
of the Whole on the state of the Union the bill
proposing to grant lands to Missouri for railroad
purposes; and he moved to lay that motion upon
the table. 1t was decided in the affirmative
yeas 100, nays So.
Reports were made from the Committee on
Public Lands, making grants of public lands to
several States for railroad and other purposes.
The House went into Committee of the Whole
on the state of the Union, and resumed the con-
sderation of the homestead bill.
Mr.. BREoKENRIDGE delivered his views
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R- Copies of the "TELEGRAPH" may at all times be OBJ
tanned at our counter book and periodical store OF
WILLIAM ADAM Pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street
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4 PUBLICATIONS. FOR MUSIC FOR sERENADES com.
n pricing the best FOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL talent
in Washington, upon being addressed to Henry WALTER,
vocatt at the National Theatre will be attended to mme
d,ataiy
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nag "Many Democrats" in the "Pennsylva.
MAN" urge Andrew Stevenson for the Vice Pre-
sidency.
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Tb, Ch.roL,e az New orI.,n..

This steamer arrived at New Orleans on the
18th ult., from Chagres, with 200 passengers and
S214,000 in gold dust She sailed again for
Chagres on the LIST inst.
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10y In conformity with the usage of the other papers OF
tbis civ we will make charge for notices of Deaths
riages or religious meetings. when they do not exceed
lively lines
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THE FOURTH OF MARCH, 1858.


In Scotia, once, "A Douglass" was the cry
That raised fire In every warriors breast;
Columbias sons now catch the joyous strain,
And shout for DOUGLAS" Giant of the WeSt!'
The 4th of March will surely find him where
Renowned sold Hickory" did eight years reside,
Called by mighty nations cheering voice
Ger all her growing greatness to preside.
A TYPE
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A3- Communications, advertisem Q nts,
and orders of all kinds intended for this paper may DO left
before IL o'clock m. at either of the following places
Office Of Publication, Pennsylvania avenue, between ~
and 9th streets.
j. L, Smiths Law.ofice, sth street, near the market
house.
18th street. Island
Craven Ashfords Police Office, 7th street, Island
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AS- once ON Pennsylvania avenue, south
side, between Four-and-a-half and Sixth
streets.
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GAS! CAST! CASH.!

GAS GAS! GAS II!
VAS FITTING neatly and promptly executed, by compe
VI tent and experienced workmen at moderate rates.
certificate Of approval will be given by the Inspector
the Gas Company for all work executed by the subscriber
CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS, PENDANTS &c, Of the
latest and most beautiful patterns hand and for sale at
Cornelius a Co.'s (the manufacturors) prices.
EI Gas Burners Of every description always on hand
G. w. B0TELER,
mar 4-2aw6w Opposite Centre Market
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SPRING STRAW BoNNETs |!

MRS. COLLISION opens to-day aSsort TE0
#{Xmeut Of Spring BonnetS, embracing Ladies' NJ III
E&Y and Misses fine Neapoitan Lace, Gossamer, IT.
va China Pearls Coburgs, Hungarian and Satin, fine
Albouis, Straw and Hair, &c, &C.
mar 3-tr SIXTH street, near cor OF Louisiana nv
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LOST OR MIsLAID,

nNE PRoMIssoRY NOTE, dated May, 1851, due twev
" months after date, drawn by JAMES T. CRUMP to tn
order of and endorsed by JAMES j. FOWLER forewarn
persons not to negotiate said notc the payment has bee
stopped. -. -
mar 4-3ts LANES j. FOWLER.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-04

THIS THURsDAY) EVENING, March 1, 1852, will be
performed Shakspeares comedy in five acts, Of AS YOU
LIKE 1T. Rosalind Miss ]. BENNETT Overture by the
Orchestra To conclude with the very laughsbs farce Of
THE SECRET.
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CHUBB, BROTHERS,

OHUUDi DISV11A14HSDf
BANKERS and Dealers in Socks Land Warrants, Foreign
and Domestic Exchange
TRAITS on Ireland, from Ell and upwards, payable on
J demand furnished in sums 10 suit.
Collections made and Checks for sale all the principal
cities.
Government, State and other Socks bought and sold
commission.
Claims before the Departments promptly attended to.
Remittances made at lowest rates in New York Philade
pha Baltimore funds desired for Notes Drafts pay
able District Alexandria, Virginia. and other southern
cities. ... .#...
Rs- BANKING-HoUsE, opposite Treasury Department.
IL
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THE FOURTH OF MARCH, 1853.

THE FOURTH OF MARCH, 1853.
Fillmore-not he will do for me,
Nor Webster, Butler, Cass;
And cunning Van, that "used-up" man,
And Douglas--let em pass
Old Hero Scott, name sans blot
And yet choose not him,
Nor Houston fierce, nor Lane, nor Pierce,
Nor Seward-let 'em swimi
Now Dickinson Is quite gun,
And Marcy great at breaehesi
And johnny Wool, of courage full,
And Seward, full of speeches.
Buchanan grave, and, doubtless, brave,
And Allen, too, no doubt.
But none of theso--nor Kossuth please:
hope they'll all stay out
Then whom choose II The seas reply!
Their glad waves shout his namel
Each grateful tar shall hail the star
Of STocKToS's hearcnward fame!
Blue JACKET
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Economy of Time and Labor!

WE are roasting and grinding daily, CoFFEES Of the
wv different kinds in use, and offer them article
pure and undduterGted.
The delightful aroma Of Coffee is often destroyed, or
greatly deterorated by negligent roasting We pay par
cular attention to the roasting process and select the very
best qualities that be obtained Consequently offer
article feel Of giving entire satisfaction Try It,
W. C. HARPER & CO.,
2-ytr Penn. ay., side, bet. Az and 9th SITS.
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JOHN H. BUTHMANN,

Pennsylvania Avenue south side, bet,oeen Four-dnd-
a-hdlf and Sirth streets,
IIAs RECEIVED, by schooner Washington, and other
il il arrivals
80 baskets Meets verIenay Champagne
rs baskets p. A. Mumm's Verzenay Champagne
rs baskets Hedsick Co.'s.
Also extra superior Cognac Brandy London Brown Stout
In pints, and fine Havana Cigars, Columbia brand"
"a
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Prices OF Admission,
aERENAnEs !

Private Boxes IS Dress Circle and Parquee 30 cents
Reserved Seats rs cts Orchestra Seats rs cts; Family
Circle rs cts; Third Tier so cts Coorod Gallery Is cs
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RAILIFF,S SALE /!

DY VIRTUE of order of dstrain from G. j. CHUBB,
ID against the goods and ohattes Of s. SoHELP and to
directed have seized and taken the following goods and
chattels, to wit:
pine comfortable, carpet, stove
spittoons stools, IL chairs, stoves
/ washstand lot Of plank and table legs
barrels, l shop-board, lot of oicloth
l water-bucket, broom, picture frame
l daguerreotype frame.
Which said goods and chattels shall expose at public
SALE cash. the highest bidder in front of the Centre
Markethouse, tho 18th instant at 10 o'clock m to
satisfy rent due and in arrears to Q. d ]. CHUBB
mar 4-ThNI&W WIN. COLE, Bailf.
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National Theatre.

Last night but of the engagement of the celebrated
comedy actress,
Miss Julia Bennett.
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WASHINGTON:

THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH A.
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WYE receiving first supply Of goods for the
w season, embracing good assortment of staple and
fancy goods to which ask the attention of buyers
mar 4-ed1m YERBY MILLER.
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NEW SPRING GOODs.

JUST opened VERIFY Mllers twenty pieces style
81 Berege De LANES which tho immediate attention of
the Ladies' Is invited. 4-ed1m
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WHITE ASH COAL.

WHITE ASH COAL.
CARGO of frstrate White Ash Coal Is just received
n and offered low for cash or to punctual customers.
II. MAGRUDER
mar 2-Sta cor. Missouri nv. and 9th ut.
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An Important Inquiry

This being the fourth day of March, it oc-
CURED to US to ask some of our many friends to
inform us who is to be inaugurated President of
the United States twelve months hence, and the
following briefrephes are promptly given;
THE FOURTH OF MARCH, 1868.
If human foresight can descry
Those signs, like gems, that dot
The vault Of our polite sky,
They point TO General Scott;
And brighter still the light shall grow,
Till radiance fill the air,
And, every opponent laid low,
lie steps into the chair
BOB.
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CIGARS, SHIRTS, JEWELRY, WATCHES, 60,
AT AUCTION!
TIRIDAY and SATURDAY evenings next, at o'clock
Il shall sell at my store variety of goods to close con-
signments, among which are
1000 irstrate Cigars different brands
10 dozen fine Shirts, city made
10 quarto Bibles
Rosewood Desks and Dressing asos
2 fine Gold Lever Watches, Silver Watches with q
variety Of Jewery and Fancy Goods
w. B. LEWIS, Auctioneer,
Penna. avenue, between ~ and 9th streets.
NB-I shall sell variety of Furniture, &C., the Mar
ket space Saturday. at 10 o'clock Additions solicited.
Sales cashed same day, If desired. mar 4-3t
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VIsITEs! vIsITEs

TUsT opened lot of newsyle Paris yisites trimmed in
u and elegant style We particularly invite the
Ladies to call and see them, at
mar 4-edlm YERBY MILLER,S.