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PRESERVED FlsH.-When the Russian
desire to keep fish perfectly fresh, to be
carried long journey in a hot climate,
they dip them iuto hot beeswax which acts
likes an air-tight covering. In this way
they are taken to Malta, perfectly sweet
even in summer,
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The salaries Maid tn the Governnen

The salaries paid to the Government
officials 10 Canada are enormous
The Governor gets $31, 900, his house
rent and servant hire. The ten min
listers get each $4,000, Sc a day dur
ing the session Of Parliament, and sim
mense patronage" The engineer of
the Grand Turk Railway, has salary
of $4,000. Sir Cusac Runey, agent
for that work, gets the same. Chief
Justice Robinson has S6,666 per an
mum, $500 for travelling expenses, and
pension of 81, Al whenever he shall
see fit to resign. The Register Of
Hamilton, Dundas and Wentworth,
Che is minister also gets IS, $780,
The Register of Toronto and York
gets $4,000. The Governor has a
Secretary to whom the Canadians pay
$4,000 annually for the privilege Of
quill driving. [Crescent.l
% Our friends in Tennessee are
claiming majority of fifteen thousand
for the Buchanan and Breckenridge
ticket in that State.
70. Courier.l
This can't be. At the recent Ar
tesian Convention, held in Bawling-
green, the State was pledged for Jones.
by seventeen thousand five haundred
and three.
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70 Another attempt is about to be
made to raise the steamboat Atlantic,
which was sunk seine three years ago
in Lake Erie. It will be recollected
that among the funds in the iron safe,
were some $4,000 belonging to Wells
d Co.'S Express,
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-02
ENGLISH Hosiery.

lust opening at the PHILADELPHIA CHEAP
j STORE large assortment of these goods,
consisting of Gents White, Brown and Fancy col
ored Hose; Ladies' Misses and Boys ditto, In all
qualities. The above goods are all bought from
importers and must sound very cheap to those
who can appreciate good article or can see the
difference betwee n German and English Hosiery.
Call and examine for yourselves. june21-y.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-02

The TABLES TURNED.-Some time
since, on one of the North River boats,
lady who had attracted much atten-
ton for the masculine turn of her
manners and conversation was seated
at the table opposite gentleman,
who, in taking some butter, in the abb
sence of the usual knife, used his own,
which the lady observing, called aloud
to the waiter:
"Wai-ta! bring another plate of but
ter; that man pointing to the gentle
many had his knife in tbis."
The unfortunate wight almost sunk
under the curious gaze of all the COM
rany, but said nothing, determined to
watch his opportunity to return, for
the cruel modification, change in her
own coin He waited but moment,
ere plate of dried beef was handed
to the lady, who unceremoniously took
some in her fingers, and placed it up
on her plate.
"Wai-ta," exclaimed the gentleman
in turn, bring another plate of beef,
this soonea~ has had her fingers in
this !"
A most ungallant roar from all the
company fairly turned the tables
against the lady, and she had the good
sense to acknowledge its desert, and
join heartily in the mirth it created.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-02
Catawaba Brandy.

I CASK LONGWORTH'S CATAWBA
L BRANDY, new article and much
cheaper than similar grade of imported,
just to hand, on tap and Tor sale by
june2S JOSHUA BEAL.
N. B. Longworth's sparkling and still
wines always on hand.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-02

ANOTHER lMPRovEM ENT. 1.-THE rea-
aders of the Gazette will not overlook
the improved appearance of to-day's
paper, in the new style of type selec-
ted for our head. Since the many ad-
ditions to our establishment, and
the improvements consequent thereon
our Weekly has nearly doubled its
circulation, and we doubt whether
there is another paper in the State,
out of New Orleans, that can show as
large circulation as the Sunday
Gazette. Our Daily has doubled its
circulation in the last two months, and
in a few days it will compare favorably
any paper in the Union in its typo
graphical appearance.
We have added to our establish
ment a new and complete JOB OFFICE,
SO that we are now able to do every
character of Printing from Mammoth
Poster down to a Visiting Card, in a
style that cannot be surpassed by any
other office in the State. See adver-
tisement. Gazette LIST inst.
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Very Valuable Property for Sale.

Very Valuable Property for Sale.
TINE large and commodious brick 4sssfr
L building on Lafayette street, III
the property. of the late CHAs. lMMg
Tess1ER, deceased, is offered for sale, on
very reasonable terms The upper part of
the house has been used for a Hotel and is
well adapted for this purpose, whilst the
ground floor, affords most desirable loca-
ton tor stores. Immediate application
should be made to
june10-tf. L. BONNECAZE.
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Observation-Disclosures we do not

HERo1sM.-Nowdays we do not
have to record many acts of true cour-
age and bravery, and for this reason
we like to refer to the past in order to
keep the proper pictures before the
public mind. From the Louisiana
Register of 1884, we take the follow
ing:
One of the conviets at Sing Sing,
having been subjected to punishment,
had vowed the death of Capt Lynds
the frst'opportunity. This threat com
ing to Capt. Lynds' ears, he sent for the
convict, received him alone in bis bed
chamber, and, without appearing to
notice any thing peculiar IN his man.
ner, directed the convict TO shave him
The convict performed the operation
without any attempt at violence. -
When it was over, Capt. Lynds dis
missed him, telling him that he had
heard be had threatened his life, but
that he knew he would not dare to
attempt it; and that he had sent for
him alone and without arms, to let
him see how little he feared him.
During the early history of this sec
ton 1--WE get this item from the Oldest
inhabitant, who has an indistinct re.
collection party OF volunteers were
stationed at Fort Minus, on Tomblg-
bee river. An attact was expected from
the Indians, and reinforcements had
been ordered to the fort. They
had been,anxiously looked for, several
days, when in their stead, the naked
savages were seen and their war cry
heard, one evening about the close Of
day. What was be to done A
handful could not encounter a host
with any hope of success. If they
permitted the Indians to take posses
sion of the Fort, then the reinforce
ment would be massacred. The de-
liberation of the little band of heroes,
was Of moments duration. A light
ed match was applied to the magazine,
and no soul left to tell the tale.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-02

PUT UP PROPER PICTURES. Some
short time ago, we had the pleasure to
listen to very excellent discourse
from the sacred desk, the text of which
was "Put up Proper Pictures, The
argument was to show that proper
pictures produce the proper effect,
whilst improper pictures for the youth
full mind should be studiously avoided.
We were forcibly struck with the
truth Of the logic by seeing a small
niger on muleback, galloping through
the streets yesterday, with nothing to
cover him except very scant gar
ment, designed perhaps for shirt
The sans culottes of the Revolutionary
day, could not have been more neude
than he. Several disinterested gen.
tlemen concluded with us, that this is
an Improper picture to present to the
moral eye Of the community. We do
not say whose little niger is alluded
to, for this reason, we hope we shall
not be called on by more than a dozen
parties for personal satisfaction.
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Just Received.

Just Received.
700 SACKS fresh made BRAN;
lUU 20 barrels Heavy Rump Pork;
100 Bale Hay;
500 bushels Oats;
600 barrels ear Com;
% IS ,'o :. Louisville Star Candle;
254
10 New Bedford Sperm;
$50 Assorted Soaps:
10 bags prime Rio Coffee;
10 Pockets old Java;
10 barrels fresh Soda Crackers.
Can be had as low as in any other house
IN the city-.for cash.
june24. A. MoNrAa & Bao.
STATE OF LoUIsIANA.-sixth Judi
cial District Court.-Parish of East
Baton Ronge.-THoMAs PRENpEReAsT,
VS.. EDWARD HEALY.- No. 1885
DY VIRTUE of a writ of f. ia issued in
ID the above entitled and numbered cause
and directed to the Sheriff of the Parish of
East Baton Rouge, from the Hon. Sixth
Judicial District Court, in and for the Parish
and State aforesaid, have seized and will
offer at Public Sale, at the Court House
door OF said Parish, in the City Of Baton
Rouge, on
Saturday, the ed Day ofAugust MKT,
A. D. 1856, at II o'clock A. M, of said day,
all the right, title, interest and claim Of the
defendant Edward Healv, in or to the
following property hereinafter set forth ard
described. to wit
A certain mulattress named FANNY,
aged about so years, slave.
Seized to pay and satisfy The amount OF
Judgement, interest and cost 10 the above
entitled and numbered cause.
Terms of sale CASH, with the benefit Of
the appraisement
THOS. r. HERNANDEZ,
jun2s-7tw Deputy Sheriff.
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Fresh Supplies per Kennel.

< HHDs Clear Sides 5 Hhds. Should
y ers; so bbls. Extra super Oleander
Flour; IS bbls Suyerhne Flour.
iuly1 BARBEE & BENJAMIN.
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"Uncle Sans farm" is SO extensive
that room to grow is very amply fur
nished to his sons. We presume his
proportion would not much exceed the
lowest but one of the numbers on the
above list.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-02

FROM OUR ANTIQUARIAN FRIEND.
Our antiquarian friend on Main street,
who has lived any time these past
thirty years in the company of dead
authors, ON all manner Of dead sub
iects--our Prince of photographers
whose, sign manuel for price, figures
on the fly leaf Of SO many volumes
has our unfeigned thanks for two old
relics Of antiquity copy of the
Constitution and Bylaws cfthe " Ag-
ricultural and Mechanics Association
Of the State Of Louisiana, AMI the Pro
ceedings Of the last exhibition The
oldest inhabitant, will recollect very
distinctly what became of this institu-
ton. Il died--died Of that lingering
and fatal malady the consumption
Two treasurers, who could be well
compared to "two tubercles fed
upon its vitality-preyed upon its life
until, like a candle, it flickered in the
socket of existence and went out for
ever. Article G." of the Constitu-
ton says: "It shall be the duty Of
the Treasurer to keep all the monies
Of the Association. How beautifully
simple is this; smacking Of the honest
simplicity of the early day. The other
rare old document for which we are
indebted to our antiquarian friend, is
a copy of the Louisiana Register, :"
published in this city, in the year
1884. This venerable sheet, which
has grown blue in its face with age !;
has two days proceedings of the
twelfth session of the Legislature
The first day "the House met; called
roll, read proceedings previous meet
ing-adjourned.' The second day
the Hon. Mr.. Garland introduced the
following Resolution: RESOLVED, That
the committee on Public Education be
instructed to report whether or not it
would be expedient to recommend for
the Free Schools Of tie State, the use
Of a work entitled, the Life of Chris
TOPPER Columbus and that the State
should pay for certain number Of cop
les of the same, to be placed at the dis
posal of said schools: which was
adopted.
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Hay. Corn and Pork

TUsT RECEIVED by the subscribers
y 600 Sacks Prime White Corn; go Bales
Timothy Hay; IS Barrels Mess Pork
for sale lower than it can be had in the
market Mill BARBEE & BENJAMIN.
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FEVER AND AGUE.

nR. HAlGHI's FEVER AND AGUE RENEDY-Is A.
IL certain for fever and dyspepss anpdce Cha
gres fever liver comosints remsent fever female weak
Dess, NM All pous alssAsea compoSnoe2 ron pussy
poisonous drug II acts promptly and thoroughly, Gud
ct.
Or. Hagh-Dear SirI have prescribed your remedy In
fever and ague Dyspepsia &c and ind Il
TO possess oil the merit you CLAIM TO. It,
W. G. KUYPERs. NJ. d.
John Blafey, l27'h street. corner of Filth avenue.
cured OF fever ard hue OF long standing.
Mrs 1horp, 20 Allen street; Of remient fever
Ard ngne.
and dyspepsia.
Office 203 Bowery, New York.
j. PERKINS. General Agent
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HOTELS.

TJYHE sMI7HSoNIAN HOUSE.
l. Broadway, corner of q custom street, New York.
Single rooms. so cents, rs cents and 81 per day.
Pariore with bedrooms, 81 90 to s. per day.
Meals extra, and ordered.
This new and large Dotsl
Having first c!as location,
And all The appointments Of the highest priced hotels,
Invites tina attention OF uavel ers, including families
The restaurant,
spacious tafoon Broadway
Having looms &C joinin lot fainliss and parties
Open well TO the public guests OF the hotel.
Employs only first class cooks
And uscs only first materials
First class meats from Lawrence, Of Centre market
Wines, &c from original aed first class ifnpnr
Everything else ON other frsf class dealers.
Furpishcs meas at all hours,
With every luxury of the market,
Al nodoTat
The guest paying fo- only what Ia ordered.
III department OF the hotel
Ras bureau nected,
Which will supply 10 families
Bread. rolls Ice cream, tea Cakes pastry, dc,
Made by fir I French conec'ioncrs,
And OF the very best material. SIDNEY KOPMAE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-30

DEED's CELEBRATED LONDON CO aDIAL GIN -rHE
III proprietor and dser OF this celebrated article does
wish TO caution the public against It's use, representing
constantly counterfesd suffice to say that be
coupterfeed, being superior ID any such imposition.
beverage of kind constantly to counerfeng cannot
thought proper make these In Of the
purporing 10 similar In tina nsrket This GIN has
acquired great popularity throughout tho United States
1t enjoys Eimilar advantages in England, the pro:
pretor having been dsiller OF the kind Of
Gin under the excite laws In Great Britain Reeds
of which much ID sold in this city der the of London
Cordial Gin but genuice and pure article equal any
ported and superior TO that purporet to be Imported
which really manufactured in this country The ruder
signed In confirmation Of the statements made above
ertber vindcaon Of his celebrated London Cordial
mis the following testimonial OF Isaiah Deck N. D. the
brated consulting and ANALYTICAL chemist Al the time
-and DISCUSSES with outsndish name either Ouch or
HolApd
CHEMICAL OPINION REEDS cEIEBRArEp
LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
LABORATORY AND CHEMICAL OFFICE
. Is Exchange place. New Yorf, March A. 1856
san pies Of london gin by and porting
TO equal the English aric O. And comparison with
pies of lodges and Burnets previously examined by me-
and which know to have been imported direct that the
quality Of Ii by inferior To their celebrated
con POUNDS while the perfect method possess recfy
ing inaures arc Of higher degree purity and
when has the equal advantage OF time to soften It. Than
sgen and corcsl under prope ADVICE may he depended
spcp, from the with which you select the essential oils
combined With IT In the distaon- Yours. respectfully
ISAIAH DECK n
Consulting and analytica' chemist
Mr. REEDs css'ilery, lis East Twenty ninth street y. Y
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Of Rhcde Island and Tho candidate of the Know
Nc things fer on, has written letter 10 which he
refuses 10 allow bis to bs further used pom the
ticket and states that he has Withdrawn the Order
Nineteen members Including the President, have with
SIswn from Know Nothing Council No. ID at scisua.e,
Mass because as tn Say, they convinced thAt the
Order IL governed oy set Of leaders who politically
corrupt, Ard they will htnceforth act with the party
which opposes Know Nottingham.
Nicholas Van Dsbogert IL the democratic candidate for
Mayor Of schenectady.
general election will be held in Wisconsin the LIST
Of April for . Circuit Judge.
The Alexandria Gazette states that the old line wings of
Virginia intend holding convention ut the White Sal
Yhsr during the sumner.
The Legislature of Louisiana has enkcted registry law
0r The city Of New Orleans.
Tie Charlottesville. Va Jersonian calls attention to
the fact mat the late democratic State Convention Of
Virginia omitted to direct the vote Of that State to be
sass q unit at Cincinnati
meeting was to have been held in Cincinnati, the
27th inst of all who av HE to the nomination Of
james Buchanan for the Presidency The call was
sgntd BY ever seven hundred ci liens.
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENT.

TINE JUNE DEM0IsRLLE FRANOAisf, DUNE Ho.
~ Movable camille deslreia ee placer dams une tamil
ellie pcut tussi totes sorcs de broderes pagnl a.
chez NJ G0uriety, impor de broItres
eeke, n Isspensrd A.
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ANTHOLOGY,

A SfONIMHING 10 ALL.-MADAME MORROW, rHA
"A ssYea,h dAugAss has natural ~. TO s past present
and future events and all the Of life very
thoughts ssd will ceusc speedy marriages. and show .he ks.
leases Of the intended husbands and absent friends viii
bring Together those who separated who with enjoy
greatest happiness OF matrimonial bss All who wsh good
lack CAL for reief have
pressed their bee that - the Wondered asogis IN
he world that has bean known though prac es
nothing but what rsconceable phosophes charge
Mn knsfed 20 Broome street, between Cannon
ba. Gen,lernen moi admitted
ELAIRvOYANCE-MKsH HAYES THAT CELEBRATED
~ AID superior ciarvoyant and healing ply scan
broadway and powery. Ladies, afflicted with
disease inward weakness by all consul HAYES
The mot successful clair soyant have In America
NLAIRyOYANCE.-MRs, SEYMOUR. NO 40 SPRING
~ street. few doors west OF Broadway the Auceessul
medium and business caryoyant in America. Asthma bron
cured curable uneing advice business absent friends
&c and Satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay.
rgLIR CELESTE la SALE AUTOGRAPHED LATE
M Is from Paris having made arrang remain In
New York during the present SEASON. will send upon the re-
cepi of fifteen cents, equivalent in postage sano s full
deuIslln Of persons character by heir handwr1tng
dtess Nile Celeste La eale, New York Post Office,
zIEsMFRIsM-DR BERGRvIN, CORRESPONDENT
rheumatism, liver complaint comp ANTS neuralgv,
ass hysera splepsy all kinds of diseases regarded
- hopeless odce H6h prOoms rrse, New York
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Those % rs Boots, Made to Order, by A.
BAKkR Ann street, made ofthe best French calf skim
warranted stout boots 81 double water proof "a So best
French patent leather stitched boots, with patent mea;
shanks, from IS 10 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-30

As an Index to Thousands who have been
bothered all their lives with insisting Shirts would say
thai The most perfect elegantly made and stylish shirts in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-30

Restosypss and Photographer &c-Sampies Of liquors
prepared from he best imported cognae oil Jamaica and 81
CToix Holland gin, Monongsh and Scotch whisxey
peach, apple cherry and raspb brnndes, snd all
onds snd Tterrreea materials for al
anabrotype and photographic chemicals such bromne
1ne sIis gold nerng paper, &C metals pstna plate
.hoet and wire bnuth. cadmium, asbestos, Vienna lime
sase ulTamaroe china clay, and tie most cfscua Per-
I'll, By ID. L. FEUCHTwANGER 9S Maiden lane
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Depot Of Cornelius g. Raker's Gax FIX
tueA-E. " HAUGHWOUT, 661 and 563 Broadway, begs
e inform tho public that he apeca agent for the sale Of
lamps, &C., and Is opening superior assortment
Of and beautiful French ard American designs which be
offers at extremely lew prices. -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-30

Singers Sewing Machines All Persons
wAo Wish for information in regard to sewing machines
obtain by apply ing office for copies OF l. Singer
Co.'S Gazette paper devoted entirely to the sewing machine
interest. Copies supplied gratis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-30

Oefianc0 SalAmander Hafes-3obert n.
1ATRIOK the manufacturer the United States Of
oebra I'D safes and patent powder proof defiance locks
md crcas bars DePst 102 Pearl street, door below
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-30

NyHE PLYMOUTH HOUSE, LATE CITY gOTEL, COR
ner OF Brosdway and Howard street, has been undergo
ing extensive alterations aud repairs and open the
reception guests both transient permanent The un
dersgred respectfully solicits the patronage of the travelling
public In general fhe cannot be surpassed
by any similar hotel In New York Rooms and meals at al
boura GEORGE W. HARPEfA prOpriatnr.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

IIER MAJESTY QUEEN vICTORIAs WINE MER.
II chant, by special appointment JAMES sRKwEIL late
propr1eo. OF Ibbotsons Longs the London Grafton
Hotels ard Norh aud South Amer Coffee house and
CITY Beading Rooms has removed the whole Of h extensive
housee in Albemaris street. American friends and peona
will be pleased address all letters wiues private
nsbed 1houses and apartments to j. g only Sc 40
Abe marie street, Of Stafford, Pic sdrly London
n. BAN payments TO J8mes Makweips BANKERS Msssrs
Sir Claude Scott CO., No. Cayendsh aqusre London.
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The Rotary LOck.-Tnis Lock Possesses the
quality Of strength smp cy and all the security Of the pest
bank iron safe locks Tor dwelling hOnse store DOORS &c
rendering useless the clnmse, key in dozen OF
ssys may pc cA,Fea 10 ne yes 2,
that two locks be made Ike For sale by the pat
eutees, HOLMES, vALEsTlNE D. BUTLER, iron sate and
bank lock makers. 80 md o. Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-30

Smith Brothcrs' One Price Clothing Warc-
h0use Nos 100 ard lao Fulton street The price marked
all The goods IN plain figures No deviation In prices
SMITH BROTHERS, 122 and lao Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-30

Sewing Machfnes.-The Public arc Hereby
Autoned against purchasing using any sewing machine
having rotary feed notion or feedug wheel Or any other
n,snsea Sv n sn;s are nsnSng apsnss he Singer
eAnes Machines duly licensed, Of M varieties may be found
q III tunes the offices Wheeler Wilson Manufac.
irns Company, and the Grover Baker s. Co 343 and
l06 Broadway. NATHANIEL WHEELER,
o. 8. POTTER
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Who would bis comp etitors Lash

Who would bis COMP eNfOra lash,
Aimse + must buy AZ d sell for cash.
Elegant blue Cloth Orsas Coats, SO; fine
hhek Goth So beautiful MORE antique vests 49,
splel did business coats 80 to 81 black and fancy cashmere
pants low ~ ~ So &C., OF EVANS clothing warehouse 6
and u Fulton street.
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MhnhaturesI Miniatures! miniatures MI
Datue pors paoied enamel plates and others mounted
On brooches. Watches card cases and ewery, becoming
more apd more 10 iashoa here Is Wen q snrope me
livery Of pc or photograph likeness Of the
son, With written description OF c0untens OF hair
Cress will have portraits Of reproduced
sDsnel sts by the best artists Of Paris and Geneva
short time and at reasonable prices Views and landscapes
ao be ordered and executed the plates which
able, and be lifetime Hpedmens
L. sCHNEIDEk 81 Nsssa street. up stairs