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VALUABLE UNIMPROVED Ian IS
v AT PRIVATE SALE.-The undersigned x,s
alters at private SALE on reasonable and accom- ssY
nodatng terms, the following describe Tracts
T. 57G W acres lying cast Of the Bayou Bteuf, and u
miles of I'D Junction of l,ayous Bnuf and
Crocodile, adjoining lands of DR.. L. Webb
n and Moore a. Prescott. NI-
. 3se acres on the west bank of Bayou Bnuf, ad-
joining lands e Mr.. Littell above and c. L.
Swayze below.
a 400 acres on the west bank of Bayou Wake.
4 "A? acres on the east bank of same, bounded on
the east blythe plantation of the undersigned
e. 7g4 acres bounded on the west by the plantation
of the undersigned, on the south by G. r.
King, on the east Py A. Wartelle, and on the
north by lands of 8. r. Can't and others.
8. 200 acres on the Elm Bayou, near lands of Mr..
Foreman. -.-
The new State read, as surveyed and partly COM
pletel runs through the center of the lands and
east of the Wake, which are not surpassed by any
lands in the Parish for fertility Of soil and timber,
having been selected especially by the proprietor,
after first seeing all the uneutivated lands # the
Parish
Amply to Jonathan Harris, o-lelousas, I. G. Ander-
son. Washington, or the unde4 grcd at his residence
on Dry Bayou. JAMES MORGAN.
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TOSEPH A. GAUTHREAUX, Collector
~ of Accounts etc.. respectfully offers his services
to the public as such. Orders left at A. Milispaugs
Bookstore, Washington, will be promptly attended
to. September l3, ls55.
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FgyuEODORE DEyALCOURT, Notary
L Public and Auctioneer in and for the Parish o!
ST. Landry Office at Grand Coteau. Any orders
left with J. b. PolMGuE will receive prompt atten-
ton. ~
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CHEAP FOR CASH-JEssE HurcHrNGs,
" having re-established his Blacksmith Shop at
the old stand known as Letourneur's Shop, is now
prepared and will be always ready to execute all
kinds Of work in his line with promptness and dis.
patch, at the lowest prices for cash.
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GTRAYED-- From the residence Of the snb-
~ scribcr, a PA ClNti PONY Of N ssorrel "A. ).
color, with white hind feet and white iace, XsN1,
and branded ON tho Loft flank l3P. ,Who.,. .Nl.ylN
ever will bring sad pony to the Frankn College, or
give information where he may be found, shall be
suitably rewarded. ii adi a THOS. RAM, Jr. 81
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CsT. CHARLES COLLEGE, GRAND Co
- TEAU.-This Literary Institution, conducted by
the Fathers OF the Society OF Jesus, situated in the
Parish Of st. Landry, close to the line Of the New
Orleans and Great Western, Railroad, will resume its
Academical Course on the 18th Of October next,
1856. .HlHf} TERMS. gtpl ,-i- ik"
allie half.yeally in advance. . slGO 90
Washing and Mendng ng...................2 20 90
Medical Fees and Stationery. ry.....,,........ l2 90
Entrance (for the first year only. ....... 10 on
Vacation, {f spent at the College). ........ 30 OF
Extra charges at the option Of parents. - ,,..5
Music per month, Sc; Drawing and Fencing, each
per month, "a. i. CURiOl, J. q. 2
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IEW WAREHOUSE

TNO CARPENTERS. - The undersigned
u Building Committee appointed by the Vestry
Of the Church of the Epiphany are ready to rt.
oelse proposals for the immediate erection Of house
Those desirots Of contracting may sed the plans ~
calling ut Hayse's Hotel. n l'iti Ifs',s
Topelousas, September 6, 1855. tSass w sa9ssfg
II l''e' DAVID KERR, Rector. .'t "
W i'1'7 aS EUGENE P1LATE, iis't1a q
sti g. al .2 sa s8a JtCALEBLHSWAYZE. ii4$
.'14e lisyt ai'ss ssA EDWARD Il. NtMMO, ~ 7t5s
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DR.DAvID L. TODD, Qate Of the Charity
~ Hosptal,) Washington, La.. offers his proies-
siuna services to the citizens of Washington and the
surrounding country.
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NTURPHY'S HOTEL AND RESTAU-
VYl RANT, ss and 100 ST. Charles street.-This
well known house is now in excellent order for the
reception of visitors. The rooms ara airy and well
ventilated, and the ta|le Inferior to none. Board
and Lodging, either alone, will be furnished on
reasonable terms.
Attached to the establishment are superior Ten
Pin Alleys, aud Bar well stocked with Wines and
Liquors.
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-,oR SALE, on account # Departure. --- "a
~. Undersigned will sell, on -ount Of depar-
= yy!1ssHanf1SEHOLD y1s FURNITUihL consisting Of
tr tasds ~ Armoirs Toilets, Wash-sta1 is, Chairs
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= AND FOR SALE = The undersigned,
offers for sale two valuable and desirable 4s=ssfs
..cts Of LAND, both in this pa~'-' ',--n''p
'aS's situated upon the Atchafalaya River, .iah.
K4imnediately below Capt. Burton, con h,aaasa',
s.a fenced, and upon which there is a larg and
asau,sodious aau framed dwelling honse and 1 hen.
Ths other, situated upon Bayou Ronge, adj ming
ino lands # Gordy, adjacent to those of Josiah ott
and Ihosn as the Barker tract" containing 100
a acres 20 to 80 acres of which is cleared and fenced
Terms liberal. i. CYRUS THOMPSON.
4Nu-ashiprton Feb. 8, 1855 U -
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CARRIAGES ( AND HARNESS.--The
- undersigned keep constantly on hand m materlal
for Carriage Repairing in all its branches. They are
prepared to execute all orders with Dispatch and IN
aworkmanlike manner.
~ BUGGIES. SULKIES and HARNESS made
to order GIBBS & CLARK.
Opelousas, March 8, 1856.
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rE,HEODoSE S. ROBIN, Attorney at Law,
Il will punctually attend to all business entrusted
to his care i'll the Fourteenth ana Fifteenth Judicial
Districts. Office at Opelonsas %.
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rHAMPAGNE.-A few baskets of this
" fine Wine left. which we will sell at reducep
prices, to close the invoice. .a.5L1
DEBAILLON & CARRIERE, Washington.
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rl7HEsH DRUGS, PERFUMERY, ETC

P. LEONCE HEBRARD & co. r
Have just received a large supply of Fresh Il.
z,Druss, Perfumery, etc. I'M
Ggg Among other articles. will be found a,oa...s, -
l3 well selected stock of
s-as Stationery, Blank Books,
Fancy Note Paper aud Envelopes, Porte -Monnaics,
French and American pcrfunery, L,
Tooth, Nail, Hair and Shaving Brushes;
H1 French Brandy; London Porter;
5o-. Port and Madeira Wines;
Paints; Oils; Paint Brushes; Varnshes; l-.
Glasses Of all kinds;
Syrup Pectoral of Duconge; Vermituge;
Ipecac Lozenges; Sugared Drops;
Prepared Charcoal; Digituline in Pills;
Briants pcetoral Syrups;
English Pen-knves; Ctron Preserves;
Cologne Water of Jean Marie Farua'
Gum Drops for Colds;
Toilet Soaps;
QUININE at reduced prices;
A general assortment of French, English and Amer
lean PATENT MEDICINES.
Kousso, an infallible remedy for Tape worm;
Ether Pearls, for Headache and Sick Stomach;
Iayille's Great Remedy and Pills.
SNUFF, CIGARS, Chewing Smoking TOBACCO
of superior quality.
Tooth Forceps, Lancets, Sucking Battles, etc
,sSs9ss Fs- The Ladies' attention is called to oul
NsY PERFuMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES
Opelousas, March /, 1856.
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rTNHE POETRY OF PHYslC.--AyER's
il PILLS glide, sugarsIed, over the palate; but
their energy, although wrapped up, is there, and
tells with giant force on the very foundations of dis
ease. There are thousands of persons who would
not wear their distempers if they knew they could
be cured for twenty-five CENTS Try Ayers Pills,
and you will know it.
Purify the blood, and disease will he starved out.
Cleanse the system from impurities, and you are
cured already.
Take this hest of all the Prgatives, and Scrofla,
Indigestion, Weakness, Headache, Back-ache Side
ache, Jaundise, rheumatism; pefangements OF the
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels all arrangements and all
diseases which pnrgative remedy can reach, fly
before them like darkness before the Sun, e +,o nr
merous complaints they cure, suffer no more. The
remedy has been provided for you and it is criminal
w That AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL is the hest
medicine for Cough is known to the whole world
and that AYERS PILLS are the best of all Pills is
known to all who have used them.
Prepared by J. G. AVER, Lowell. Mass and sold
by every respectable Druggist in NewEngland; alse
JoHN PosEY, P. L. HEBRARD Co., Opeousas; S
D. ALLrs, Washington; j. &. PoIINGuE, G. Coteau
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1n 000 SHINGLES, for sale by
1fO9OOO JONATHAN HARRIS,
8qiaas9 a., st bis residence in Opelousas.l
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NOR sALE-A DEy ..a,sLE RESIDENCE in
/ the Town of Opel isas. Possession sesz,sss,
given Immediately. ls11IIESs
For further paIticula luire Of CKAs. N. aSaakls
EAIEn, at this office. its
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r WEST, Practical Dentist, 1l2 st. Charles
street, continues to practice his profession in
all its branches He trusts that his long experience
and acknowledged skill may secure to him a share
of the public patronage. ..,
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n ODGING ROOMS, 1o4 ST. Charles st.,
y 4, New Orleans. HENRY STRONG can accom-.
modate gentlemen with Lodging, by the night, week
or month. Prices to suit the times.
Best of Liquors and Wines at the bar.
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I I'm MPROVED PATENT
~ COTTON GINS, Of different sizes, for sale BY
DEBAILLoN Il CARRIERE, Washington, La. !
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NEW ORR hANS CARDS. !

n T0LEDANO &TAYLOR, Commission
A0s Merchants, corner Of st. Charles and Union
streets, NewOreans.
BENZ. ToLEDANo. J. M'poNALD TAYLOR.
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TRACTsOF LAND, .-...-..
situated in this.,rs.Jyin Prairie Faquetaicue. on
the right banksor Bayou Came, bounded above by
Joseph Olivier and below by John Fruge, containing
about one hundred and eighty-three and 75-lGO sd,
perlicial arpents and being claim in which John
B. Young was confirmed by the Land Commissioners
on the 3lst of August 1911.
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On Monday, April Z, after a illness, WILLIAM
AnxANDKR, SON Of Robert and Elizabeth Jones, aged
years months and 81 days.
The friends relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence Of his
parents No 70 Sixth avenue this afternoon, at two
O'Clock, without further invita1ksn.
On Monday, April 7, JoHN NkIsDERIcK GARNs late OF
Vorhorn, near Bremervorde, Hanover aged 20 years.
His friends and acquantanoes, as also those Of his
vited to attend hs funeral from the house Of f. c. Kor
ner No ~ West Broadway, this afternoon, at half past
Milwaukee, Wis, papers please copy
On Monday morning. April T. SUSAN FRAycTscA, only
daughter OF Joseph and Jane Nage in the 9th year Of
her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend her funeral from the residence of her parents
No. IL First avenue, this afternoon two O'Clock Her
remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for inter-
ment.
On Tuesday, April s. srAs TOBIAS q this city, aged 50
The friends Of the family are fully invited 70 at
tend tie funeral from his late residence, No 6l5 Fourth
O'Clock His remains will be taken to Greenwood Gene
terry for interment
On Monday evening" April !, of consump Aon Robert
RoRERTs, in the 4eth year Of his sge.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this afternoon, atwo O'clock from his
late residence No 10 Fifth street. without further inyi
tation.
On Tuesday, April g. DENNIS CAVITY native Of Newcas.
tie West, county Limerick, Ireland.
HIS friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral this afternoon, at two O'Clock from
his late residence No. 49, Twelfth street. between First
On Monday, April 7, Of his residence, No. 2e Forsyth
street. after protracted and severe Illness which
dured with Christian ortitude and calm resignation
MARTIN J. DAILY, aged 80 years and months.
blessed are they who die In the Lord
The friends Of the family and his acquaintance those
Of his brothers, Henry and john OF his fathernlaw
Mr. James Deagle and Of his brothers naw, Capt j. E.
Davion and George and Lorenzo Des9e respectuiy
invited to attend the funeral at two O'Clock this at
noon. His remains will inferred n Greenwood Gene.
terry.
St Louis papers please copy.
On Tuesday, April g. At the resi- 'ence Of her sonuisw
General Ayezsans hxns rec. Of the late John Morogh
Ths tislds q es taniy. those 81 her son, james Aos
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against them, and which tried before Judge Capron
hsy convicted and sent 70 the psaitentiary for
1Ares months Subsequently, an application WAS made
10 the Governor to pardon them, and Judge 0pron
AaeAed the Recommendation. Nj, Isldor Aohx friend
II the Lewis, took the letter to the Governor few
Gays sgo Mr. Spencer met Mr.. kohr the street. ana
- latter informed him that suit had been COM
snesd against Judge Capron for false imprisonment BY
~ Lewis Mr.. Spencer looked upon the proceeding ~
bsng both foolish and upgrassu and speaking to the
Lewis about 1t they stated that they knew nothing OF the
nateT and that some friend must have commenced the
Suit without their knowledge They immediately took
stops 70 discontinue It, and this without interference
the part Of Judge Capron Of any one on his behalf
ut their request and theirs solely, that Mr. Spen-
s appeared in the Marine Court 70 discam the action
letter from Mr. Mohr eorreborates this statement in all
IT. details The suit to have been originated by
wysr without the consent Of the parties most inte
rested
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A IfRfCIN INF UTE MFOHGNiCs OiUB,~H MEET
ing OF this club will be held OF theSinstune
jeot-Use OF Iron In Buildings. HFNRY MEIgS. Sec
OWING TO The GREAT DEMAND FOR TTCKRTa TO
" Mr. EvERElTs address on the character Of Washing.
Con mee deem proper to inf rm the public that limited
number only being Issued is probable there may be none
lett for rae at the door. -
OFFICE THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY. con.
ner q Es s Sixty first street and Third avenue New
III the 18th last at the above Office the excayaton Of
about 10000 yards Of earth, de- Plans seen Al e
depot. WIN. A. DARLING Presideut
VA AKRFlELD.-TUE MPMBFRS or THE AasOCIA
w ton are hereby notified that the pHchssing trustee viii
be at 1853 Bowery each Friday evening until May 10
deliver deeds snch entitled After that date
Os Of May hDes VIII be eptoyced who are not
P1sp U&1ELlEs 4 QQQx&Ry RHSAADpg kNIeA
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.

PEHSONALs
DIOR ADoPTION-A VERY HANDSOME FEMALE
child ten months old, of American parentAge, whose ia
Their died OF yellow fever at Gospor Va Any lady wishing
adopt IT, will be waited by addressing =. D., Hera Office
II S. SIT IS IMPORTANT THAT I HEAR FROM
IL. you VIII you please wiite Immediately. II. Q. NJ.
IF MR.. ROBERT CARR, NATIVE OF THE PARISH OF
Kladen county of Mayo, Ireland will send his address
p, G i, Easton. Pa, he will hear from q friend.
8: W. WILL FIND LETTER IN UNION SQUARE
IL. Pest office.
ClSTER-CAN YOU BE IN BROADWAY THIS (WED.
y nessay) afternoons Walk but do not leave TOO early
BROTHER.
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On Tuesday April s, by the Rev Thomas Peirson, Mr.
WILLIAM j. WATSON to MARY JANE sMoNsoS, all OF Staten
Island.
Philadelphia papers please copy
In Brooklyn, Tuesday, April g. by the ri. Rev. Dr.
Iochen. Lieut.. JOSEPH De HAVEN u S. Navy, to Miss
AMHLA Louisa, daughter Of Capt. A. Bigeow, U. S. NJ
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL g. 1856

Portraits, m Gases, Is Gents, Large She,
10 een Colored Abroypes, fancy and Pho
lures, d halt he sClal prices: Quincy o..
Picture factory, 3eb broadway.
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eNIID STATES OlhcuT VouRI-Nos. D, Q, ., v, ~, II
SUPREME CogR1.-spseial Tsrm--Nos. l, ., g. 10, IL,
Gmevn courr.-Nos 1886, sss, 1854, 1877, 27a se7, 49,
163, 101. 49, 363, 1888, 3S2
sUrIaon CoyErITri.l Ts,m-Nos g., ss, los, JOG,
1885, 1ss 1.1 49, 5aa IA LAT to 15 16a 1884, 1885, 1877
1853, 100, l61, 1853 TO l67.
OoxMos Pleas CoURr.=Trisl rerm-Part Mos 1872,
2l5 12s 1876, 1885, 3el $685. $685. 375 s7s 37e, $751; 1892
ss4, a96. Part a-Nos 81, 1877, 3sl SO, 81, 1885, $685.
s74, AZ, Ala, ss7, so4 All, 400, s72.
II Any Of tho Hatters or New York Can
equal asa Manufacture Of fine elegant be
s,ls,s
ss Price s Broadway prices Bis store is LIS Nassau
White, the Halter, has Removed from the
styles, at 81 also. splendid hat for 3d. WHITE, Halter
The Beautiful and the Practical United.
sns pnsica as . marry IRE and Ts,e But he seeming I'm
the
sy ore ard o
Stocking bad ever come rom Knows just a there are
me
The Coolest Hat Ever Invented for the
al s as S ne
wind right through the eody and can be closed IN moment
Duane
Light and Elegant straw Hats for Chill
esn anS sw ana sr. Ss ies snS e a..
every style quality and lower prices than they have
Sa :sss9. & " Ga stand
The Lampr.tyPes At ass Broadway, have
entirely superseded The nine tehhs the
sssss m reversed void glare Al with dagusrreof,pes
Cost, 50 and rs cents.
Great Sale OF Lots and Unimproved Pro-
rs Z 'as SALE
tar sirssis improved properly On
Large Auction Sale Of Real Estate.-Attsn-
nc. s Z ss .ffoS cc 81 b u %sas
"a s ss
Titles For full psEeulss rssr . .Ss
cation TO the auctoneer. No. 4 Broad sta Get.
nr. .. .. Fitch's "siI Lectures on the Pre-.
xsnion and Cure Of Cousumpon Ashna Bronchitis Heart
ss Ts VI as u mus q
y sH q & % s
% s'q y ~ h Assy y
At 3Os broadway, archaeological Eek Aanina-
with Sg P F spS Ten sss Of given
@ Ha aa q street.
straw Bennett. and Legacrns Cleaned and
DToaavsy By III. prsSSsss ns bonnet Completely restored
81. ooins precisely IKE the srscs "''A'' A''
Clothing for the MILLION, at Evans Clothing
arsouse Nos ss and s. Fulton Splendid caspaere
' business coats s. Complete s '' ssssr
suits, SIC.
u. Devlfn & Co. beg to state that their
% sss; ss I'd yss :g;as and ssss
6 cassmercs vesanss cosngs, &c. S, 259 and 30 Broad
Genticnen's Furnishing Goods, at Nc.
M sucs , snd Rsa.s q
ssss q ~; Sss ri TTVs ~ asIsss ~ ~ ""
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Our CaIneSy-tYpco Cannot DC Initiated
WILLIAMSON BROTHRRS,
249 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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Gentlcrnen's Furnishing Goods, At Nc.
yAU0HLINe 2e2 Greenwich street corner of Chambers
cbdce sejeeou Of fancy French and English shrngs
sae on made up measure Summer merno, dk and cot.
AsDunds lblrp md dUEVb dsh geysset -
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ID. Devlfn & Co. beg To state that their
Wholesale and are now compleey stocked
~ and their department with the newest impoauons
0 cassimeres yesanss cosngs &c o. s 2c9 and DO Broad
gay. New York
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AT 3OS BroadsyaY, PhrenologfcaI Eek Aanina-
tons with charts and written character given
6aily, by Prof. FOWLER. Public Lectures Continental
Hail Eighth avenue, Of Thirty ourh street every
evening, on Phrenoioey and Physiology, 800
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-09

Coughs ana Colds.-If you have a Disease
of the throat chest remember DR.. PANCOASTS golden
cough syrup. 1t is gaining great reputation. Agents, H.
Ring 1872 Broad way G. " Cckener Co.. 81 Barclay street.
Sheldon Neergaafd, Fourth street and the Bowery Mrs.
HAYES 5 Fulton street, Brooklyn. and by druggists gene
rally See pamphlet.
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Paris A0Ots and Sh0es.-Just Received
hum TIE eessbrssa msnuscory Of hehis large sssort
of sa boots and high low patent leather Shoes
Received monthly, by KUGkNE FERRIS SON, bootma-
keeS,62 Nassau street.
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II Any OF the HAtters or New York Can
equal KsPENSCHEID, manufacturer Of ne elegant,
coming and durable hats would like TO him rotted
OUT We will put his leading eprng style Tor 1856 against
hats in New York Look at them before
Broadway and broadway prices. His Is Ifs Nassau