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against the person who arrested the pig and yesterday
the counsel asked him what be did when he saw the ,wins
u the hands Of the accused He said went for %
heer aud where did you find tho hogs when " dc
back found them gone ~ The Recorder d. .ra
ed The accused, but gave 1t rs his opinion that
aeA ior the value Of the autmste pork could b. ~ t.
tanned
+ FINED -James Whitley, for disturbing the
peace of 81 Thomas street at II O'Clock Monday night
was fined So.
VAGs.-James Taylor and W McAdams, ar
ragned yesterday charge of vagrancy were required
TO furnish vouchers in default be held in durance
vile in the Work-house for the term of Is days
REMANDED. Stephen Rape and Edward Judge,
arrested charge Of having cruelty benten and robbed
Patrick Hughes the night of the 10Th of November
last the Loyee arragned for exam
nation on the 22d inst Bail $1,000 each,
CONTINUED The case of D. NJ. Mathews and
J. A. Graves, charged with assaulting and seriously
woundng VIM + Tannehill has been continued till Feb
ruary /
REYoLyER.--J. Morgan, who carried loaded
revolver concealed his person was arrested
forfeited them was rearresed aud to be examined on
the 2lSt inst
RECORDERS COURT, SECOND observation-disclosures
AssAuLrA man named Davis the mate of the steamboat
Storm yesterday charged with having on Saturday
last struck Cyrus p David with billet Of wood knock ing
him overheard into the river David had gone on board
Of the boat to seek employment As it was with difficulty
that David avoided being drowned he charged Davis with
the intent to kill
LARGE LARCENY.--Ann Duffy was Yesterday
arrested in the Second District the charge Of having
during the morning stolen apoeket book containing S6
from the house of MeCabe, in St Peter street
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your honorable body my Official connection with the az
fairs OF the state will terminate lreoico that in retiring
flu public life leave the State ~ so hourishng
dition aud cheering pros and That surTeBder
ing the Chei Mse5tracy the Stett into hands
thy TO receive and capable Of sustaining It's dgny
it's cares aud its responsibilities our state POSSESSES the
elements ncalculable wealth and rmanent prosperity
and hopefully resign to my successor In office and
YOU representatives OF the people the important
Of dovsng aud executing those plans Of policy which will
develop her moral andphy steal and make he
ali that be desired by her patriotic children
In the discharge Of my public functions have doubt
less sometimes erred-o indeed Is human and am
not one to claim exemption from the fraes of human
and through You all my fcowcitizeu who have honored
me with their confidence that my have beer those
Of the head and not Of the heart My design and aims
have been good however much may have failed in
cution. and in that retirement from the of public
life which is desirable to and into which enter
with SO much eheerfumoss / shall watch with the
veiest interest and socitude the progressive develop
meut and prosperity of my native State.
Baton Rouge. January II. 1855, JosEPH WALKEP.
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FURTHER ny TIE ARABIA-NeW York, january 16-Ile
Cuuard steamer Arabia arrived here yesterday (Sun
noon. Her circulars confirm the Geographic accounts
received from Halifax aud quote Middng Orleans H. he
Liverpool market at 8 9-1Gt per d.
Breadstufs reported having been in mode rate
demand, with prices In favor Of buyers.
Corn had further advanced and white quoted at
36sGI7s Per quarter
Pork in active demand
Lard had advanced Is per cwt aud was in active de-
mand.
In the London market, Coffee had advanced Is
United States Stocks were unchanged
Tho bullion in the Bank of England had decreased
E+t5OOO
STEAMBOATS, Passive -TIcgbUTg. January ls-The fol-
lowing steamboats, have passed here bound FIR New Or
leans
The Iowa at o last night
The Alton at . this morning
The T. p. Leathers at this morning
The X IL Miuslpyg At this r1orniur
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Legislative Proceedings.

Baron RoUGE. January Is,
The Senate has done nothing to-day except count the
votes for Governor Lieut. Governor etc The House has
elected for Trsusating Clerks Messrs Caire. FouQuet
Tergeau and for Enrolling Clerks, essrs Agaisse Belt
Ession, Mitchell Meeban Roberts Wallace and Wh.tsoE
Several members we're robbed last night
BlroN RouGr, January is.
committee of seven in the House and three in :he
Senate appointed wait the Governor elect and
install him in Office.
W. W. Farmer, Lieut. Governor. has arrived to-day.
The majority for Htbert according 10 count is 2oS2
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| On hand ........,..,. sin . Is r
communication from the Comptroller was th,r, rg
and referred 10 the Finance Committee A second rom
municaton from the officer was disiointed and n,
ierrcd to appropriate committees
The business before the Council was Of such an eycitig
nature as to prevent the possibility Of reaching the rrg
4ar order and per consequence forced TO eay
without further notes
RECORDER COURT, FIRST DsTRCr-.4yy0jga-
w.H-ChaS Huston was arEagncd yesterday on chargs
Of having shot Peter Dnnne on the nirht N M t \
instant and remandei for future examination
ASSAULT AND BATTERY. Archibald Michel.
John for an assault and battery committed upon se4e,
Iounere, at hatpa four Monday eyeniu! in Tfr1
Walk Was examined yesterday aud held te answer IN
charge before the Criminal Court
j. q. B,--Conrad Crosse, for grossly dis
urbing the peace IN the house of A. Elipgqn on fhr
wee al n On Monday, required to give bonds ~
good behavior in the sum Of $3.50
PIG IN POKE. There was a .,rreat cry W
and but little wool in Recorder Winters 1,ourt v,r
day relative TO the forcib abduction or kidpaning Of
Two Juvenile grunters youth had purchased thp ami
mails al the loot OF Thiia street for a ami Will
conveying them In box upon wheebarrow The porkel
made practical declaration of Independence and burst
us IRON thlr prison house they dispersed IN search of
ssi' retreat from persecution Dsmayed At his lose f
youth proclaimed reward If dollar for r rrp, ~
me iuguEts enc OF whom captured but upon a r.,
uS 70 Iork over TIE slug piggy Immediately liberated
" NE Saptof - az affidavit Of robbery
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ORLEANS THEATRE, Donet' troupe Of AcTISG MONKEYS,
GOATS unl DOGS.
fLA'lDES VARIETIES drama Vi LOLA AoNIEZ IN BA
VARlA, Dance, and The Farce The TWO BoNNYcAsTLE
ST. CHARLES THEATRE The drama o. IRELAND AS IT is
OUR GAL, aad the IRISH TIGER
AMERICAN THEATRE. .kuNKELS NIGHTINGALE OPERA
TROUPE.
pan HCEs HPPonRoME, S. Charles street opposite rerlDo
DAN RIcE's MUSEUM, St. Charles street above Poydras
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SEVERE GALE PAssEs-Capt Crowel Of tho
towboat Ph@uix arrived yesterday the Passes with
the ship Marathon which vessel has been ashore inside al
Pass routre some few days reports gale at tn,
Passes on Saturday night which blow down the lookout
of the Telegraph Company at that place and done con
siderable damage to the houses at the pilot station Tn,
water at Pass rOutre six feet and drifted
the ship Marathon of when she swung to her anchors in
deep water, without receiving any damage The Mara.
thon had discharged about onequarer of her cargo into
the towboats Yankee and Phoenix previous the gale
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REyEvJE CUIrsRs--The contract for building the six
revenue cutters has been given to Mr. uood Somerset
Mass The fore-andatt sehooners being four in all are
to cost $500 each and the opsa schooners arc IL
cost 5000 each These bids the lowest and much
less than the average bids received by the Treasury De
partment The small price for which they are contracted
to be built would seem to argue inferior class Of yes
els from what Is usually built for such service but the
security for the faithful performance Of the work fur
nshed by Mr. Hood rendered it necessary for the secrs
tay q the Treasury to accept the bid made by this gen
teman They are 10 be built and delivered within four
months from the date Of the contract which is now being
prepared, Two Of them designed for the Pacific
coast and the other four will be stationed where necessity
seems most to require them
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY1o 1858

Mr., joins G. WIRE is the only agent Of this Office for
supplying friends the river with the Crescent We
trust they will favor u.s. through HIM with liberal orders
for oar paper
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-19

The Hon D, l. fulee Of Florida, in letter to tht
Jacksonville News dated at Margari,a Florida Dec y
denies the statement made time since BY Ion' o
the Baltimore sun to the effect that curious correspop
ience between him and Mr. Rhett, rejecting up5n tn,
conduct of some OF their Southern coaduor in the Sen
ate with respect to the eeefon project was about to be
published lie says that such correspondence has ever
taken place, any correspondence that he now recn
bers upon any subject between The distinguished gentle
man aud himself and that therefore there il no founda
t0n for the report
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We REGRET to hear that n Clay carr one Of the persons
injured by tue falling Of the walls Of Cromes paper mill
aurng the burning Of that establishment on the p
eiesthed his last yesterday morning his residence o,
aAfkst street, near Tenth Ills sarIiuss ,iuep thu dis
ssng sccheh are described having been excru Tia
us ~ she extreme He leaves young aud Interesting
family louisville Journal 18th
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FRoM VERA oRrz The brig American, Capt Maloney,
arrived yesterday from Vera Cruz having left that port
on the I'd inst Captain Maloney reports that the city
and castle had pronounced in favor the reynutionist
on the evening of the 2sth ult and things quiet
when he left The brig Ada for this port to sail on or
about the 9th inst and bark Flash for Network to sail
in eight or ten days the only vessels in port when
the American left
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Circulation of City PAPERS.

TuE CouNrRY Circulation or 1ifg DEtTA-We find It
TO be the opinion of great many OF our ctZeus that
another paper published in this city has larger country
circulation than the Delta This opinion is not founded
fact; and willing at any time to prove 20 the
satisfaction OF the community that can count tru
subscribers 70 one Of any paper published in this city H.
upon comparing our subscription list with any other
paper papers cannot show this he true we Will
this city. If we do succeed in proving what have
stated above the parties falling to one subscriber
our two, shall make corresponding contribution
o. Delta
We do not presume the above is challenge
10 us, as we freely admit the country circula-
ton - of the Delta to be larger than that OF
ours, or of any other paper in the city. In the
matter of city circulation, we are ready for q
wager with the Delta or any other paper in the
city. The daily circulation Of the PIcAYrNE,
as sworn to by its conductors few days since,
is, morning and egehiag edition combined,
only Hirty-sir huRdred and fhy-fpe. We
are certain we can beat its morning edition 1--WE
publish no evening paper) eight hundred, and
we are quite as certain that we beat its morn
ing and evening editions, both, combined Our
Camp street contemporary has, by its own
showing, fallen off several hundred in its circu-
lation, and must bestir itself to keep up with
the times.
We more than suspect that the Delta's wager
is offered for the special benefit of the Pieayune,
and, therefore, call the attention of our Camp
street contemporary to it.
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Arrivals at the Principal notels.-Jan,y ID

ST LOUIS Il tig.lal. III Snow, chrsy, B.nysL
L u brnFisi 4 ifkn Hno, SmeEd and IS, IRVING
aId dy GAiress, Mrs Kennedy chtl servant Bertbo
Moro" K Sptsg an family Howell 81 Louis w Brton d
Downs Mrs johnson, Miss J0hnOu. Dr.
? sinuas d WHh, o. German ? 4 WjUe, n Y.
CiIi.. J Holngswoh Suns, Bash col Polk Miss Maria
Marshall Moss Martha Marshall, Marshall williamson El
wArls, Talbot, X lenu BoWd
Mrs t'oh Ms NJ Pulps Mis- b Cansoro Robin
and family MeNeiy Mrs Snead sni lady Morse 40 Mrs
sanford Niles Col Adar, Nrs Adsr children servant
latlAriF9n Miss Richardson, Miss NJ Richardson Te1asi
johnson, Ark 4 laoor Mrs Taylor, Csiioruis.
ARC ApE y Hawkins. Mo John Sweeney Fla Robinson
Howard, Lindsey, Or SproN II Cansou Miner Jas Baker
W 6luden NJ " Dawson, Buke,J Matthew's Bk, W
vars sink Bother, Brcs Hogan, W Percy, In W X
II Marks, NrwOTsans.
HERANDA. } cneh, A Hand, Phil Seaman NY!
Waller, Texas: VI LOOMS w MITCHELL Mo- II ke6unn Ala
III Nkean, La I r WILSON, 5 January, n j.
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memorial has been adopted and signed by bgts,
h'S and SIX thousand merchants of the city OF NcUY,tk
70 'ongrcss, praying that body protect them from
construction which the Secretary Of the Treasury has pu
upon clause OF the Act Of August S 1915 relating To
the payment without protest Of duties illegally exaeteI
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THE HlPPoDEoME.-Dau Rice made an immense hit last
evening Ills Hppodrome exceeds any thing in its line
exhibited. Go and see it,
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ST.. CHARLES THEATRE.-A full house and laughing
audience Mr. and Mrs Williams are cards
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We shall cl upon you month la- another , ami re-
Yours, respectfully, WILLIAMS a CHRISTIE

The teregoag letter tnopa wonderful capacity Of RICH
a CO.'S SAFES @ tr when Tered that
ALONE among many ar5 represented 4F- projected "a
contents "a either She in
Cl'otLe Oa'2 Felnpka Ala Rseinry Als. Elgcaei -
TINT SINCE
CIioN O PhtFJ bears proportion tire value
thp repository Tor books IgyelTy aor
1ll valuable in
oil RICH
CO > Nt SIR Is, prove by
uny q evgn Of Che NEST other
ets g enbTs eoHaaee can he pse the article under
ouihstahee- ISAAC BRIDGE,
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Clothing Clothing - Clothing.
SHERMAN & PIERSON,

Clothing Clothing - Clothing.
SHERMAN & PIERsoN,
corner Canal and Magazine streets,
~ yc attention to thor large and elegant assortment Of
GENTL EMEN'S LoTHIN G
FURNISHING GOODS.
Great Inducements will be offered determined reduce
stock very low by Spring Additions Of tle latest novelties
u stock by every steamer from SewYork.
BLACK AND FANCY CLOTH DRESS AND FRoCK COATS;
NEW STYLE FANCY CLOTH wELLNGToN- PALErUIs;
NEW STYLE FANCY CLOTH WINDSOR AND JACKSON PALE
TOTS;
NEW STYLE FRENCH sACKs-LARGE SLEEVES
NEW STYLE TWEED CASHMERE PALEToTs AND sAcsi
EsQUIMAuX AND BEAVER DOUBLE COATS,
BLACK, BLUE AND BROWN BEAVER OVER COATS
SUPER. BLACK DoESKlN CASHMERE OVER COATS;
SUPER. BLACK CLOTH OPERA CtoAHs-LtrEsT STYLE;
....ALs0....
splendid assortment Of English, French Gal American
BLACK DOESKIN AND FANCY CASSiMEEE PASTAUOONS
The --latest and mos, l4lutiiul ssyl.soG
OPERA AND sofREE VESTS
FANCY CASHMERE AND VALENCIA VESTS
FANCY SILK VELVET VESTS,
FANCY SILK AND SATIN VESTS
Of all ct les and pees, together with tuu assortment Of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
uNDERsIuRTs,
DRAWERS,
SILK HALF HOSE.
COTTON HALE HOSE,
LINEN ToCKET HDKFS
slLK POCKET HDRfs,
SuSPENDERS,
KID GLOVES,
stLK GLOVES,
BUCK GLOVES,
MERlNO GLOVES,
PORT MoNNAlEs,
COAT Inns
FANCY cRAyATS
scARFs
100 dozen LINEN AND LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS at very Low p,.
TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS,
vAIIsEs AND INDIA RUBBER GOODS
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The MAiL.-rhe Eastern mail yesterday consisted Of
one paperthe Mobile Register Four mails are due this
morning Is there way of remedyng such abuses
Fat mail contractors little for the complaints Of the
public SO long their negligence does entail on them
any peeuniary injury Pines are fixed by law for mail
failures, but they not exacted once 10 hundred
times-hence the indifference the part Of contractors
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We indebted the CLERK of the steamship Mexic,
for Texas papers.
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Thanks to the clerk of the steamer Fanny Smith for
river f.xnra
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DAILY CRESCENT
OFFICIAL JOURNAL

OrFlClhL JUoANhh
)F THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW oRLEANs
THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT,
OFFICE NO. SO ST, CHARLES STREET,
IN regularly city early
every day, Sunday Cxcepcdl M e. Nea advance payable
the ciacr or Is payable % the carriers.
THE CIRCULATION
tho CaEscExr, Daily Weekly, desirable
medium to advertisers. As
FAMILY NEWSPAPER
reaates largely, and early hour tA homes Of 1eHs, sH
articles sold families Hivarageously advertised
lis columns No paper the city ccasa extensively
families.
OUR TERMS
such invite the attention and patronage OF he public
Trims OF AnYkRrIsINGG
Fer Square Ten Lines PeafFz IN all 81 %
eNetF slbecGoent insertion
hyes the SECOND page charged es5h day.
hbsra discount win he made with thl- ytrise by the yus
for shorter time.
Ali Advertisements marked will be pub 'h4d
charged accordingly.
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The brick makers at Washington are making foriunas
oo'aung from seven to nine dollars per thousand 1t is
estimated that twenty millions more will be required 10
hniSh the Capitol extension and about twelve millions
more for the Patent Office besides Government Io.u
tai an Asylum private residences etc
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FRom TaSAs-By the arrival of the steamship Mexico
Capt Place have received two Galveston papers of tn,
l4th inst. Our other exchanges did not come to hand
The Indians are prowling about Saa Antonio, and the
Galveston Journal learns from papers of that place that
they rob and kill with impunity A mans head was
lately found in the road between San Antonio and Saao
The body was afterwards found in the prairie near by
The Galveston Civilian and Gazette appears in new
dress. 1t is an excellent paper
The lighthouse Bolivar Point is now regularly iu.
minated, and presents very pretty appearance
RAeEs-liefaiie Yesterday was the last day Of
the Jockey Club meeting this Course and was for
purse of SlO5o $3.50 go to the best horse for
which ther, three entries Bq7e Hampton Lou,
Dor and Piekacay Hade had the call against the field
and Louis d. Or against PieSaray Quite large number
were in attendance who seemed determined to make tic
most possible sport out ofthe last day
First HsatAt the word, tlads aud LOUIS u Oh went oa
Tapped on the gray well up On swinging into the back
stretch, Wdd chakcd out the for his nrponents and
having choice ct ground Rugged the rail while Louis and
Pckaray took the outside Ned on Hade seemed to have
good pull on him and trom his occasional look hack
must have had an thing at any rate he was never
locked from start 70 outcome, ling in at sellsp
PieSaooy second Lo,is DOr third Time. 6.Oil
Second Hedi-The race was almost dollars 10 dimes
Hdde having the call at almost any odds it being cen
sidered dead sure barring fall down The $3.50 to The
seeohu morse caused considerable betting between lima
and Pekatrag This heat but repetition OF the first
lfade going from the at gait the others could
not foot TO- Losis would close up the gap occasionally
but could not succeed in tapping to him until close to
the line in the last mile when both nags the seole
so near together that many thought louis had the heat
The judges however decided it ia U'aaes favor Lsa,
second, PicEaicav third Time 5;5lN
Weappeud summary
3 NJ uiii's Hads Hampton. by Boston, dem Mar
N us4et NooaS y o. ........ .,,,..+........, /
=, Pieayune. Y o...............,. 8
Col I. Il. Poindgxters G Pickagay by Boston
dam by Big archie, : o.....,.,..,.....',.
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ANoiHfR PPoulcr-Fram place near the line u the
IaH"a1-soHe seventeen miles from LAMENTATIONS pscf-
m'h' Oh Aahama granite brought two DAYS sgn ID
s4Wle oFld'ut these were surface specimens ana
therefore leading to The iusfabc belief that the rlat,
YET % b' procured by improved mean, and further r
sress viii b. Infinitely superior I'm .mlliLy liner. H.
'Nayhees OF IRON being mixed up is Formation HE
excellence II such valuable natural hldiug mqteriu 10
preN mate % cur city vii. induce Industry and canit ,
WORK ID out pTlhts6y, Mobile Register
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51iis~ At called meeting of the Lor1sIAy,

Bfts~ At called meeting of the LOUISIANA
eREis held Tuesday evening Jsnusry t. Lieut., Csv-uaub pre-
siding the following Non Oea were elected Tor the
ensuing year;
First Sergeant JOHN CRANEY
SEE nj Sergeant. tATRICK DAILY,
Ihlrl s fgssnI.. GULLY.
Fourth Sergeant. n, BRAZZELL.
Fist Corpora. J. McsREGOR.
Second corporal II. CANANAUGiI
Third Corporal .-.-... THOMAS AgtARLANE
Fourth Corporal ..-.. W. c. CANASACHG.
Treasurer ,,-.. . o. HENRY STRONG
Secretary t.,.,...4.... THOMAS GRAHAM.
the copy RON Che nuatss
janl9 ~ THOMAS GRAHAM Secretary.
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GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS
OF Al the latest b,st st,las.
UNDER SHIRTS, DRAWERS AND HAM HOsE-or SIN Mon
Cashinere, Lambs Wool and Cotton;
sCARFs, cRAYATs, TIES AND STOCKS;
PORTE MONNAiEs POCKET BOOKS CIGAR CASES;
POCKET HANDkERCHIEFs-ot Six ani White Boji-fsi
Cambria;
uMBRELLAs-of six Giughnnl and Cotton,
DRESSING RoBES-ot Cashmere, AG5urs e Laas AMI Con
PERFuMERY;
COMBS;
BRUSHES
COAT LINKS:
SHOULDER BRACES, ETC.
oet5o LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS. 2uf
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The sbotonsts Of Indiana are % hold a stat e7p,,.
ton at indianapolis on Wednesday next for the parrae
OF eieons permanent Organization Of their rart in
that state 1 "
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Roots and shoes.
Eats, Caps, etc,

80 rs.-g.. ar WHOLESALE.
~ NHealnfrF4 sHE5s HATS comprising EFrentgs4| sla5
NIX FUR CASHMERE, AEa gAY F0oL, ,rALaLst-
ndCAMPEACHY HATS, .-r5a'sa
i5ls iPttw FEasT Co. l'A,, rs-t
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Miss CHAMPION las appeared ST Louis a. Me- lI.,
It and the Union says that she Ayt ySceed by char
lotte Cushman