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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-13

ID EMOVGO.-The undersigned has removed TO the
house Of Mrs. Dr. Traton three the Sher
wood House opposite the mansion of NJ. Ross Esq. on
First Street, or Doctors AssnHe.
Office at the old stand Frs, doors above Main
where he may be found at all times unless professional
engaged. uescl J.R.WIbCoX. NJ. ID. 81
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CINCsNATICLoTnING sToRl

der their direction expressly foi this consists
of every article requisieto complete geniemens ward
robes.
GOA rs AND LOAKS
fine assortmen. of blue. brown, grey drab Macknaw
Blankets; Box and overc0ats e lot OF cloth Of
all sizes and prices superior black and blue French and
English Cloth Dress Frock and Sack full trimmed;
Sattnett and Cashmerette Coats brown and grey,
and all colors of Tweed and Cashmere sack frocI and
dress Coats Roundabouts and Coats If all kinds.
ONS-Superior black and blue 10th and
cashmere pants fancy French Cashmere Pants fancy
stripes blue black and steel mixed and cadet mixed SAITH
nett Pants Tweed and Corduroy pants ofevcry variety and
price 10 sri purchasers.
VESTS-Baek silk and satin Vests fancy and plain silk
velvet Vests fancy cashmere Vests sanett vests aud
common vests all kinds.
IN FURNISHING GOODS. N
x All the late styles Of plain and fancy silk E6SA
c. and satin Cravats, Scars and Stocks White osa
and all colors Pocket Handksrcheis Linen and Lner
bosom Shirts Muslin and Faf mel FLANNEL and yef
dershrs aud Drawers SLr collars every kind of Beaver
Kid, Thread and Cotton tiloyeS; embroidered and plain
gum Suspenders; silk, gngham and cotton Umbrellas;
Dodd's, Sherwood's and Chases Hats Also SILK Hats
Caps Boots Shoes, walking canes. DC.
All the above articles and everything else in the furnish
ing line will be sold at Cincinnati prices for CASH.
We shall continue 10 receive fresh supplies weekly dy.
ring the season from nanufactory in Cincinnati
now ALTERING e. BRVMNyP
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Indigestion Billiousness lDrowsiness. DEBILITY,
Acidity; Extreme LangWs and Ex.
sense ofoppresSion aithe hauslon,
pit OF the stomach: Resti 'ssHeSs Costiyeness;
Depression ofspirtSr Headache.
Heavincss. iEx.rem nervous agitation,
Cold hands aud feet, Palptation OF tie heart,
Numbness OF the limbs and neapabliS for the least
other Part-, eNertion.
Vertigo Nausea. tNistiness and ihdistnctneSs
Difficulty Of Respiration. of vision.
Stuppr. a temporary los of memo
Unpleasant Taste in the, ~.
mouth. particularly when'A sense Of Emptiness.
rising in the morning. iPulsel ssfrequtfitand more
Dull heavy pain atd sense feeble than usual.
OF weight Ia the head, Emaciaiion anil extreme
Dependency. Debility.
With many other distressing mptc ms arising from n
disordercd IA ii az last al the faulties
mind seem Frustrated with the energies Of the body
from all of which the poor sufferer may Chain reet in
few hours, by Halsrsis npyatin, and Restorative
Fills; aud by "dhering % the directions. accompanying
the Pills. very feels new life and energy were
impartial To the whole system.
Persons purchasing these Pills will he orefui to
serve that The name of .. HAISTED lin at letters on
black paper is affixed rs wrapper TO each box; and
that none Duine unless labeled in th manner.
II F'For sale By Druggists eyerywhee. Principal
DepOtat BtRNETS,
No. Ii East Fourth street Cincinnati, o.
PR G e FIFTY CENTS
For sale by KELLER & FAsNSLEY,
HALL0Ck Ok S0DDARD,
CRAWFORD BELL,
W00LSEY 81 HNtK,
ny1s Agents.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE

Guardianship NOTICE
'f'HE undersigned have this day formed n coma r,per
Il ship under the name and STYLE OF LEWIS a. (;p AZ
and have made arrangements with the late firm of Har
rhSIoh crane OK Co. 10 serve their successors in the
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission Busnec H. ,h;'
city. " ~
We would respectfully solicit COZ tnaanee Of the no,
rOnage heretofore so literally extended towards The L.,
firm, and bcspeak the good Offices of our friends ni
ing ourselves to spare 10 efforts promote the ne
Of all who may entrust business to our care
Evansville, Sept. LIST le5s septs If CHARLEs GRAY
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MERRITT, FIELD & CO. {.
Wholesale importers of Dry Goods.

EraAsrtHc Ind.
A RE now receiving and opening in the large and com
"A modous building lately erected by Mr. OlIrer Laid
or FIRST street betgesH diam aud Sycamore street the
largest aud best assorted stock OF fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, ever brought TO this market. Our eae,,.
slve facilities, ia connection with New York house
enables US tn offer such inducements purchasers as
VIII make It 10 their advantage purchase of US We
continue to add weekly TO already large stock
so as 10 keep II at all times fun aud well assorted
PRINTS PRINTS
Sprasnes, franklin cochico. Globe, Metrimack
~ Alien az Son. Dunnefs. Washington. and all desir
soie brands, for sale III small manufacture
ing prices by mar2l MERRITT FIEIDNC CO.
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EVANSVILLE HIT M,NuPAcToRJ

H hVSNibbS II m IN Ot ACfORx +.
Spring Fashion, Centfmen's Hats
L SHALL introduce my Spring STYLE Of Gentlemen,
Il Hats on Saturday March 5th. The styIe and shape
Is admirably neat and the quality the that he ma
tsrials and good work mansbp can possibly produce.
am now ready To take orders. Persons ending or.
ders IRON distance rely their being promptly
and carefully nlled. =. VAUT'IEk.
mari First street Cd door above Main
t(EmOVAL-l have removed my Office SQUARE
III and half above ain street. near the Sherw,o,
House First street. and be found either there or
my residence, square above at ali times rofs
sionally engaged la the city its immediate vicinity
mhl9-u DAN'L MORGAN, NJ. ID.
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C,PRlNG AND SUMMER PRINTS.
- 40 Aliens. Spragues Dunnels and other bra
Of Fancy Prints, Just received and for sale by
apl9 -~-.i' MERRITT, FIELD e. co.
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grab AM & FARRELL
WE have hand, and are prepared TO sell at
w low well selected stock of Groceries cor.
sishng in part of. viz:
Sugar, Glass ware, Tea, Cloves
Coffee, Suck cts, Trace chains Rnisins
I Molasscs, Selves, Curry-comb Cassia
Flour, star Candles, Ginger, lNutmegs,
Tobacco, Nash-bo2rds, Pepper Mackerel,
Cotton Yarns, Herring, Spice lCement
-Whiskey Galore
In addition TO the above we have lately reed stock OF
fine Brandy, warranted; together with general assert
ment of Foreign and Domestic LIQUORS which we will
OF sposeata small al vance. rcIciI
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B)OFS AND SHOES.

IT, The Undersigned would resp, etfully in MI,
form the public that he has on b md atiJ
HUy the | rg@st aud most approved styles Of Va
- custom and sas work. Ladies' ,.uroceo
Kid, Lalies Boots BnsSins Walking Shoes aud Slippers
Also for Misses, &c. &c. Also hand a splendid
stock Of Leather and Findings for sale wholesale and
all low for cash at his old stand Water door.
bove Pavilion Hotel. Iyl r. DEUSNER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-13

IN DoZ. LEGHoRN HATS; 80.
w 30 dog Florence Bonnets;
~ cases Silk Hats, just received and for sale BY
Ieo23 j. II. MAGHEE d co.
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FEOUH AGENCY.

WE have the Agency Of the francisco MIL -
wv and shall be constantly supplied with a rsry choice
criticize of flour which will sell for Cash deIive-
~ al osrg i0p price. 5. h. GILBERT * CO,
feb 10 Sye. near Water.
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NEW YORK CLOTnING STORE.

oA "AihRsIREEi,NEN TO HoRSBRooK BVRTis' 6RocEts
bet1eea Main and Sycamore.
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cpysTAL PALACE EXHIBITORS.

=. q, rSssor Of TIE ~ Y. Tyib-H<
g.. Ib.ye often desired 20 write you line or two
will do So wish occasionally to present 70 the
M ,boustts which, II you consent to publish, may
probably be OF service. ,,.
Tbs cagation you have 10 day given to the exhibitors
. ..a C,,.t,l Palace is well merte1 but hope you will
40 .,her and plsuly tell them. that you will not notice
o,J,oL, IN the Exhibition that has not sufficient d.
e,,;,, LoB,l oonspteuousiy an0cd u IT, If exhibitors
k,ex how much they los. by such OMISSION they would
.uckly remedy H. But surely the Directors Of the nst-
,;on Are equally blame and their desire 20 sell cata
49, too meagre or too troublesome 10 be worth buy.
ne IA nrobaby the why they dc not tasIt upon
syery article being labeled
In;connaction with this subject allow to add that
IN. lated change price smos desirable, but that
both the s. and go Subscribers should ss all other men
NM, nav for the ladies' they introduce The abuse Of the
nroposed privilege 10 the $40 subscribers Is apparent
rond suegest the issue Of g. tickets giving the buyer al
,s.op for six or eight days More money will be made
nv his mode thin may bs Al first supposed and tth- TX
bbition were opened At rise bow many mechanic
and clark whose circumstances employer cannot per
nit his absence from his daily toll would be found al that
early hour eagerly gathering the treasures thus placed
within bsreacb man cannot, with much comfort take
two ladies the time, II either OF the party cesres
10 oct information enjoyment and TO have 70 pay Tor
himself each time his galantry is 10 demand pretty Sc
vers tax where the ladies' don't mind the expense.
How can the weeks release from toll business so
sv obtained Of this season. be- better employed than in
The CRYSTAL Palace that Eden Of Sctcno where at one por
ton al the dsy the man wanders 0OH enrching his miod
nv the undurbeo study Of the Creations Of Genius and
Art and nj another is walking there with his fair com
pspop ~ Adam with his Eve impntng TO her the knO~
edge be recently and 50 gratefully acquired and in
thoughts parent Of the profound emotions with which his
soul ia filed. ! am, &c, &c, BhIsTOLli.
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On Wednesday evening social gathering OF such OF
the mast and present members Of the school chose to
avail themselves of the opportunity, took place al the
Lecure-rooIn The seats being removed, the large ball
was converted into a spacious promenade and music
mrh and beauty combined to give interest To the oecas
ion Twas in truth nest delightful rednOn. Some
400 ladies and gentlemen nine tenths OF whom were
teachers from all parts Of the State, present any
of whom met for the first time since they pupils Of
the institution In the pleasing Interchange Of such
thoughts and sentiments as the occasion seemed to call
forth the hours, like "yiewess angels went gliding
by and midnight had well nigh come and gone ere many
were aware of it's approach.
The closing exercises Of the term took place on hur
day afternoon Prof Bowen's choir Of singers, a. on
previous occasions did ample justice 10 their ca,eIn
training aud contributed in small degree to he Pea,
ure Of the occasion Three oratOns were dei'ereu l.
Al we're creditabe productions, but the a't on Ls.,
By Mr. Frank " right Of OnOndaea seemed D! ,Ai e
most acceptable 10 the audience both 10 s'yie anu
ment The only thing that tended TO mar the PieA0
impression il produced was certain J0ppt""eTr
mGpn,r Inhibited in it, delivery An essay on the I
cation oftbe Heart written by Miss Dayton o. ouoiA,
wa, .lso read. and Poem entitled RAIDER IT'S, oI
Ms, HOVE of Tompkns county. The latter was i0unu-
cd On an old German legend and the taste and xii ei'
bb4eS in ts proc uctsn reflected much credit upon us
a.; sutbore,s Rev DR. Potter Of this city next dc'-
cred an address the graduating class 1t was fuli oi
nseful and instructive hints and very favOraby received
AZ it's conclusion Diplomas were conferred upon lort!
two Young ladies' and gentlemen, and the large audience
dispersed. -, ,ou.
The next term Of the school commence. on the lgth
Sc santsn,her Ztso.
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sHILLINGs AND sIXPENCEs.
How 10 get rid Of them ana establish pure Decimal
Currency-The Quarters not Decimal.

10 TdIT1F Thf y =, IFl00Nf =,
SIR: Your article in to days Tribune on Shaving for
"a Penny was read with almost much interest in
Philadelphia as in NewYork for although the evil com
planned OF is great in this city as IN yours, the
dis k sbilngs and s1pences Is equally great But
how ,ball get rid of them You propose penal statues
and in this agree with you, but with this reserve that
other and sin pier methods should be tried first You are
sWar. that in France French decimal currency exists
70 the exclusion of all foreign and also that the
French Five Franc piece which is nearly the same as our
Dollar is divided into quarters our Dollar i. In
,ead Of quarters they have Of the value Of two aud
three francs Now requires but little reelection to per
ceiye that quarters decimal than the shlngs
and sIpences and that all three should BE- done away with
together Instead quarters should have of the
value and thr.e dimes. The American currency
should be decimal the quarters not decimal and SHOULD
no longer he coined. When TO have a CON OF
which the llDgs and -iNpences fractional parts they
will also cease TO have their present nominal value
Respectfully yours D. O.. a.
Thfla6eJhia, Saturday July 10, 1855.
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THE CRYSTAL PALACE on SUNDAYS.

" me Editor o. Inc ~ D. UtDuhe
Sir: Among the thousand ideas which the opening Of
our Worlds Exhibition suggests TO the mind there Is one
which consider very important because It's adoption
would tend greatly to promote the material and moral Gle
walton Of the working class mean the opening of the
Palace on Sundays There hundreds Of motives why
should be So but will only cite few. \ great many
workman clerks and other persons Of both cannot
possibly for different reasons themselves during the
yeek from their avocations There many, also who
cannot well afford TO lose days work which would
nance the ticket 20 three or four times its original
cost These remarks apply also 10 many people from the
country who find themselves in the same condition. aud
for whose accommodation arrangements with railroad and
boat oV ners should be entered into The effect
would be to draw hither thousands Of people who would
derive the most beneficial influence from the contempla
ton e many master pieces Of arts and industry and
who would otherwise Gil the grOg shops and rum holes OF
the city II there other reason than this it IS my
humble opinion that should be considered sufficient to
carry the adoption Of my proposition Therefore refrain
from spesb of the favorable effect would have the
snteI prise itself and close SIR by expressing the hope
that the aid Of your pen and influence will not be wanting
In its support. Your, most respectfully
NICTOR HANNOT.
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The Empire Towed to Ne~.york.

On Sunday uornirG Jsug Of m~n vas procure -.
the officers set 20 WORK with them sih wiI-The''
short time hey bad shifted large portion Of the Hss1
a1d other Weighiy aItclesei the water out Of Der r'
ing boiler sbe nearly rshed On an even Keel Az'.
She was then taken in by sloop and started if -
civ She wasue, at Q O'Clock on sunday sveriag. aoos
two miles above NeHbuTgs by the steamboat Jo'sphss
an. Cable Who relieved the sloop by taking chTg. .
tbtfmpr-. and arrived at Browns dock foot OF Tsehs
> Fa,t R.,i a00us clock yesterday forenoon Eoe'
tie wreck now lies. -. a,
de Ler last trip. She 81. - sadppea n s.1e ail
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J1HS AlW4fsl, Al-ls-clnF.

So>s oF tn. FR,sCE-ILe Grand Division O., Eastern
New YORK closed is gular Quarterly Session Thursday
lasi tie ia E,seK E-se1 County The attendance
representative usually larg- ard considerable
amount al business transacted 4 { Flanagan Ia the
present e. " =. presided Three public meetings were
luT.Lg tie session Al which eo4geat addresses were
delivered by R-presen,aves Edmonds Msckean aid H.
nszsu Tie Inhabitants II Essex, and su-rogndin, y.
age- hrorge the meetings. and g5o1y number 4 sons
az r. chaJies from vermont were also present Quite
revival has taken place il tat section Of country aud
nothing short Of tie Msi1s Law VII SATISFY The iron yeo
many q northern New York Tie following resolutions
Were submitted to he Grand Division and unanimously
adopted
hsS0d That IN view Cfthe vast amount 81 misery de-
graoaiuu. CRIME and TAXATION Viii has ever folio Fed 10
~. tran 81 TIE EluCr Ia stic; pr0hb0ry law IS in
Ier.usely called Tor 10 shield the community rom IL.
cr -iul cons 4usECe-
Hse.r,5. That while are determined % use our -,
e1ertiJns % scare tie passage Of sue. tg fliey
el--icy. gil relax uoting Of ths sw and labor o Owe
IL lie Jst moral pesus,ve5 g. induce the in-br At and
-Oleatecrnker g. abandon tae habit which l. only evil
sLd ibr euG 81 Wblca Is ceaih
orf A. tie sense q tbs body that j. he dl'y OF
rllh b. loves b. fellow man, whether N,n OF lem.
ptIaIle member % ether kindred assoi.tioa - veil
lie lover 81 lAg and order a. g. phiaI throui. u Iii ia
al. table ways % Accom- LIST 81 most rls oirsc
H.-rf hat our Motto ELL is-CO-rci0I flr the frls
& a.r llor-l suason Tor his yr.n And while - re
..rr-.y -4socate the lrsi % Is .l cons-ml We
.eIt c,Lt.Eue cur -h0rs o. scue L. sec ID nom
.. l.Is 90 % LN.l Llm ~ ihrll
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for The pr.sen,tha lay before him 'hsme Of mAd'a
-, winch wl .1erri-e he h g-nuiiy, and aird Mt ~
~, fable incentive TO thought We me mice and
law rim 10 trace it, various veins Of Some II these
Law obvu. 10 the view The OF Office huptng. tor
eIsupe an iuseparab- incident OF popular gov-rn nen'
every YEAR exercises Snd in ratio Of pudscHs increase
p.rieious Influence the political moral OF the coun-
try Under a tree trade system Of Js Oice b1sin@ss
this epidemic evil would necessarily be a5Aed IN vAs'
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Cover or Wood appointed the following gentlemen
romuis,oners to the Worlds Fair Henry Wilson Esq,
~ FRANKLIN County; Thomas Means, Esq Of Jefferson
~ and Gen. W. w Powell, OF Hamilton Co.
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THE PALACE.

r.. vorl Of arranging goods for exhibition goes on
IA, and new articses are constantly arr wing. The
nrmber Of single ticket vsters reg.ered yesterday
,91 BY season tickets, 1906; total, 6,227.
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CONCLUSION or SAN hIAl> TEOCEEuIND>
On Nj TAI LOR ; motou the RsroS1 Acciden; bill
wss referred TO report complete.
Leave Of absence granted 10 Mr.. SOARING, for
two Gays.
1hs attendance Of 3 quorum was challenged the roll
was calico ana q members Answ cred o. their Lalles
soon AFTER four others came 10, making quorum.
The hro reaang Of ills WAS resumed, and TIE follow
ing passed
To- amend the charter Of the Marine Society OF New
loik
la rel2tou 10 the Imprisonment Of persons under SIX
teen convicted Of Oenses sgaus the nied States II
ibe Newly ERIK House OF Refuge.
Mr. lOOhlS moved ~ take up the resolution tNu-
upon NJ anday for adjournment Carried
MIR LOOMS hoped the resolution would be adopted BY
the House which, il was well knoSn ready 10 al
journ within few hours after they shall send down the
Tax snc Supply bill Ii the Senate could no. get through
in time. the hour for adjournment could be extended.
MIR III kkOUGHS could not consent 20 tx any time for
adjourn menf. present The House Gid so during tue
regular session and II cost the State $4,000 For he
would 10 repeat his folly Unit! he saw his way through
he supply bill he would not vote for any proposition 20
soioUru. Ihese propositions were made for Buncomo
and be- could not icr that psonage vote Tor any pre- posi-
ton soOu so long pal pabe that bills which
ust psss could pass within the time liked IN this cs1
lgi.n to a6i'urD
The CHi IL. decided that the pending resolu0n-beng
reported By Confrsrce Commiitee-could not De
sneAded
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-02-09

Nh. A. d. AsDERsos-So far from your
having been suspected Of any improper conduct
in the Sur. Gems. office, in relation to the "pen
story" or any thing else, l have to say, that
the only gold pens about that Office were the
private property of the Clerks, and that " the
gold pen report referred to, ia a mere fabrica.
ton. G. H. BOOTH.
In addition to the note Of Gen. Booth, ] have
one in my possession from II. A. Wiltse, Esq
late Chief Clerk in that office, and which is
couched in even stronger language. But oh
account of the great length of my reply,
omit this and much ether evidence that has
been kindly rendered me.
Having now PROVEN something like
dozen of the most palpabe, gross and malicious
falsehoods upon my accusers, trust that every
man of even the slightest sensbility or reason
will excuse me from any further mo-
tice of these shameless calumniators whom / re.
gard with the same "unmitigated contempt"
that would the veriest cur that yeIps, and
whom should not have deigned to notice but
for the respect due to those who do not kaow
me, as well as to those faithful and cherished
friends who, without solicitation on my part,
have brought me forward as candidate for the
office of Receiver Of Public Moneys at this
place.
In conclusion, being indebted to Charles e..
Hewitt, Esquire, for the opportunity which
has enabled me to cram these falsehoods down
his dirty throat, avail myself Of this occasion
to suggest to him the expedency of henceforth
g treating" at Harmony Hall last simmer, and
which my friend Peter Keine denounced in the
Miners Express as an unqualified and infa.
nous lie," and subscribe myself, Messrs. Edi-
tors,
Yours, Respectfully,
AIEX II ANDERSON
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-02-09
S T E A NJ F E r R Y
AT DUBUQUE.

TIVE UNDERSIGNED would inform the Traveiin
i Public that the Splendid New Steam Ferry Boat,
u T A II
has this day commenced her reguartrips, to be made
every half hour the Mississippi the Lower Fer
ry at Dubuque.
We will cross any number of TEAMS that will come,
LET THE WEATHER BE WHAT 1T MAY, AND WILL RUN Al
NIGHTS ifthere business to do.
Our charges reasonable as at other Ferry
the Upper Mississippi Everything that Calfonian may
want by of outfit can be had 1.-THE lowest prices in
Dubuque-the City being literally Crammed with such ar
ticles as Cali fornians want.
N. B. Recollect, that the STEAMER is at the Lower
Ferry, opposite the City, and NOT at Eagle Point and
that high winds will not any time, prevent the boat
from crossing as is often the with Horse Boats.
March 30:h '52-dwy.
C.CREGOIRE & Go.