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DO Mr.. Everett has consented to lecture next
month before the Young Mems Mercantile Library
Association Of Cincinnati Why cannotwe have him
here? The distinguished diplomatist, statesman and
patriot has never been SO far South; and it spossbe
were he properly solicited that he would favor us with
great and glorious lecture. We throw out the sug-
gestion and hope it will be acted on.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-27

In the o. s. House Of Representatives on the 10th,
MI. Benson, from the Committee on Naval Affairs,
reported back the Senate bill providing for the con-
atruetion of ten sloops-ofwar, with an amendment
providing that the Secretary of the Navy may in his
discretion, cause two of them to be built with side
wheels, and equipped with a view to the greatest
speed ttanable With due regard to their efficiency
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-27

" Or. DEwEY's IEcpURE-Dr. Dewey, the learned
and eloquent divine, was to lecture at DR.. Clapp's
church, last evening, but did not, much to the dsap
pointment of the large crowd assembled around the
church, owing TO some mistake on the part of those
having charge Of the edifce as to the evening on
which the lecture was to be delivered. The lecture
4 win be delivered on Friday evening next.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-27

Three more bodies of the victims of the Camden
ferry boat disaster were found the Goth, making
the number twenty-six. Still twenty-five are miss
ing, showing the number Of lives lost to have ex-
s ceeded fifty.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-27

Gov. Clark, of New York, has been burned in eff
figy by an Indignation meeting gotten up on Staten
Island in consequence of the pardon Of sundry par
I ties eriminally convicted. No little excitement was
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Boots, Shoes aaed Brogaaas.

Roots, Shoes 0aseg Bs'Og0aes.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk store general assert
men of BOOTS, SHOES BRoGANS, HATS, CAPS &C.
Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS RUSSF
BOOTS, BROGANS, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEft
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, at the lowest market
prices by
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
III ATS, GAPS, etc,
AT WHOLESALE
We constantly receiving general assortment Of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama. 1eghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
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TELEGRApHED TO THE CRESCENT.
TROUBLE IN WISCONSIN,.
by THE RATIONAL AND SOUTHERN LINE d.

WASHINGTON, March 26.---The government. of
Wisconsin is in state Of perfect Reorganization
The Legislature has refused to recognize Bashford,
who has been declared Governor by the Supreme
Court. -
Bashford threatens to use force to obtain the posi-
ton. t5sts
New York Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. March 26.--Our Cotton market is ac-
tive and prices are advancing. Orleans Middling,
l0sc. r.
- Markets.
New YORK, March 26.-Oho Flour 81 SO to S.
Southern, IS l23 Mess Pork SIS s73.
CINCINNATI March 26.-Fouris unchanged. Mess
Pork $l4 Lard DC to 81 Sugar ST to s1c Coffee l25
to 13c.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, March 26.-The river is rising slowly,
with six and a half feet on the falls. w. ~
VICksBURG, March 26.-The Southerner passed
down at 2 o'clock and the Ambassador at 6 this
evening, bound for New Orleans.
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.EEGOdy's

SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
Per Steamship BLACK Warrior.
Just received the complete and elegant assortment Oh
GEMTLElNENS FURNISHING GOODS,
for Spring Summer wear ever offered in tho South COM
$a& prisng A. @&
- EVERY STYLE or UNDERSTANDS; E&
EVERY STYLE OF DRAWERS;
EVERY STYLE OF SOCKS;
EVERY STYLE OF GLOVES;
EVERY STYLE OF SUMMER TIES-Ncw Designs,
EVERY STYLE OF HANDkERClIEFs;
And every Style Of ,'. .
FI0ODY'S CELEBRATED SHIRTS,
FRENCH CUFFS New Style BYRON CoILARS-b beautiful
sewing and buttons warranted ofI-from
Half-a-Dozen for 81 90.
Gentlemen requiring peculiar tit Of Shirt made in their
style should their measure, have their Shirts
made TO order in about month. .5
nStrangers should cut out this advertisement the
address Of .
| S. N. MOODY'S,
| New Orleans Shirt and Furnishing Emporium,
| ms 2pf corner Canal street ard Exchange Place
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AIORNINa RICH n, 1856.

MI Ponelioy, clerk Of the steanler ssaranack,
Hills our thanks for ate st. and other papers.
Fhe sIer pf tae has also nks Red riy
& er papers.
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.Rnser'tcoss Party of Louisiana

The regular Quarterly Meeting Of the State W of Louisiana
will commence in NEW ORLEANS, on
MONDAY, APRIL 4, IS56.
Subordinate Lodges throughou: the State requested
credit Delegates to he Council us business Of Importance will
transacted
J, 0. NIXON, President.
State ". Of Louisiana.
ns-Parers friendly 10 the will please copy,
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EGsu Works ! EatU Works ?!

PRACTICAL FORMS AND PRESIDENTS, for Lawyers
Commissioners Noaries justices OF the Peace Conveyan
in nj! the States Of the Union B NJ Gibbs
PETERS DIGEST OF TIL FEDERAL COURTS.
TAYLOR'S LAW GLOSSARY.
STATE TRIALS OF THE UNITED STATES by Francis
Wharton.
HOFFMAN'S LEG AL OUTLINES Additional Supplies.
CIAY'S PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
YEAR BOOK OF FACTS, 1856
YEAR BOOK OF AGRICULTURE for 1856.
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN LITERATURE. By E.
A. & G. L. Duycknck.
| MEMOIRS OF 5. S. PRENTISS.
inst received and for sale by
j. 3. STEEL,
Law Publisher, Bookseller and Stationcr
ms 2p3t No. GO Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-27

B1sIf - otiler lively day was yesterday.
4 From the line Fourth District above t.
the line of Bernard below, it was one con
nued scene Of loading and unloading receiving and
Of merchandise. Cotton presses are putting
away attn trenen dotls cotton can hardly be
furnished icient speed. Ship-rnasters are
aYailing themselves Of Tile fine weather to crowd
business Our great tholo flares are crowded.
Business aoVag with mighty grandeur. Crackers
and dunfo unded well they may be, for
not of their predictions are to be realized At is
with the greatest delight men Of business now Wit
ness the immense transa ctons now going in our
city. "A few real estate holders are complaining.
Well they for they do not remain here long
enough to look after their interests, and ask much
rent for their unoccupied buildings. II yon cannot
get one price, gentlemen, take anothereyen give a
/ good tenant rent gratis if he will pay taxes. One
thing Iii is coming man is striving to be
his own landlord that can afford it, and another sea
sons business like the present will enable almost
every become real estate provided
real estate does not advance il price. Never was
better time for person to obtain homestead here
in to place his o. building wherein to- trans
ACT his gigantic trade il store for ON
A good city: ~ ls:ts #e
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MB"Ladies7 Fafr.--A Fair Will be held at the
New School House, attached ST. John the Baptist Church.
Dryadcs street. commencing WEDNESDAY NEXT March g.
and continue during the week. for the purpose of raising
qudale the Indebtedness Of the building enable the
School to open under favorable auspices.
Extensive Arrangements have been made every depart.
particularly that Of the Posi- OFFICE, where large
Of mail matter has been received from all parts the
world.
The Telegraph department Of the Pos:-ofce in complete
working order.
Tickets of admission, q cents. MS 2p5t
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GeeEtenteM'S
u NJ ID BE ES Gr - ES M Es W TT Es5
For Spring and Summer Wear.

AL FIRED MUNR OLE & Co.,
.sE No. 81 Magazine street.
invite special attention Of Gentlemen to their present assert
ment Of UNDER GARMENTS, suitable for warm weather;
sLIsI4E THREAD UNDER SHIRTS, WITH sl4EhVEs-all
sizes.
Isle THREAD UNDER SHIRTS, WITHOUT SLEEVES
all sizes.
Isle THREAD WRAPPERS, WITH AND WITHOUT
SIEEVES-all sizes.
GAUlE MER1NO UNDER SHIRTS WITH AND WITH
OUT SLEW ES--all sizes. ,"
GAUZE MERINO WRAPPERS, WITH AND WITHOUT
SIEEVES-all sizes.
GAUzE COTTON UNDER SHIRTS-all sizes
COTTON AND Isle THREAD HALF HOSE DRAWERS,
Of all descriptions.
GLOVES, sUsPENDERS CRAyATS HANDKERC CHIEFS.
LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS, all sizes and qualities,
. No Deviation in Prices.
ALFRED MUNROE 81 CO..
m27 2pSt 81 Magazine street.
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Madam EfJqegeT,
THE EGYPTIAN ORACLE OF FATE.

Philosopher, Astrologist and Physiognomist.
Eg-THE PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE REVEALED.
REslDENoE-CoRNER HEy1A AND BARoSsE STREETS, New
Orleans fe9 2pG
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4. -BSteOChe.

No. 80 CHARITIES ST, CORNER OF CUsTOMHOUSE,
Respectfully informs Ladies that he will open
DAY, March a. large Of SPRING GODS, con
sstn mostly Of rich Baregc and Muslin dc IInde Robes
gHndes and JHcone with and without 1ounces; Shnws
and Manteiettes SILK ManteeeE Of every description; Rich
Canton Grape Saw Marselles and Iaconet Coaks for chill
en Embroeres Hair PetticOats; Marsees Paras0s Fet
Mits Fans etc. which he will sell very moderate prices.
m24 2pSt
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new ORLEANS, March 49, 1856.
GENTLEMEN Your communication under date of 18th
has been duly received and appreciated The praise you
literally than really deserve. have
considered owed the parties attending Soirees
had the good luck present them that they be
they have been. also mention, Gentlemen
Managers Of the Soees partly indebted for their
In order meet your wishes giving last Soee will
that the will take place Odd Fellows Hall on
FRIDAY the 18th inst will be Dress and Masked Society
Bail.
With feelings Of gratitude,
! remain your obedient servant,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-27

CoTToN are fal ling of. p to 8
dit there hand fol the
four hours endn stour, bales BY
the Southern Belle bales the aekson Railroad,
and 5s3 bales by two lIahatchie riV-
Ell I'll bales from ndanola;; t33 hy the Music,
from Jefferson, Texas. bales Sugar,
$50 hhds. NIolasses, 636 barrels 800 half barrels
Total receipts Of cotton since Saturday ed inst.
inclusive ZIG .}aI les g5$5
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SpgesatgSGr assortment .

aG-. .-.... .-.N,. 1-E,#..
AT REDUCED PRICES.
p. A. EIEBRARD,
liz CANAL. STREET, 1C
Is now opening the following SPRING GOODS received by
the latest arrivals which he will sell at very reduced prices
Plain Figured aud Flounced BAREGE DRESSES;
Coorcd GRENAD1NE ..s. '..s.&-...
Black Flounced BAREGE
Haif-mourhng 49,.
Plain Black GRENADINES;
Striped and Plaid
FOULARD SILKS;
Organdy, Plain and Flounced DRESSES;
Muslin and Jacoret
yalencienne LACE TOILETS;
Embroidered Muslin and Jacoret BANDS
. INsERTING;i
White Cotton CAMBRIA;
:. JAGONET;
BRIIIIANTINEs, White and Colored;
Real SWISS MUSLIN, "A, "a, 81; 'n
NANSOOK;
INDIA NULL;
Striped and Check SWISS MUSLIN;
49,, :. CAMBRIC; .'...
TOILET QUILTS White and Coored all sizes;
TOILE DU NORD;
SILK CRUVEL1I LUsTRE for Travelling Dresses;
CURTAIN MUSLIN Jacquard, Damasked and Emb'd;
24WHITE BOBINET for Mosquito Bars, made TO order;
Irish Linen SH IRTING; -......
SFTEETING LINEN, French, Scotch and Irish all widths
yellow and Ccored NANK1Ns etc, ETC.
Also
A complete assortment of PLANTERS GOODS
READY-MADE CLOTHING AND STRAW HATS for
Negroes se25 2ptf
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Fl.
To Mcssrs O. GArLLARp D. BoUICSy, b, O. VIGSAup g. W.
DUNBAR, NJ. GRIvor, etc.
Ehe office Che first door from the main entralce will be
opened WEDNESDAY, the 10Th inst and will be kept open
every day from o'clock A. NJ to P NJ where applications
will be received for Subscription and Invitation Tickets
Mhe regulations for the government of Balls
the Orleans Theaer will be enforced for this Ball 2ptf
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Anausements This Evening.


ORLEANS THEArER - New fairy opera, Les
AmoUrs Diaben
Nix he Cabman.n
GAIETY THEATER-Miss Matilda Heron as . Ca
mile, ~ in " CaInle'
PELICAN Observation-Disclosures Colossal Ameri-
Circus and Indian Anphheaer troup of wild Indians
ARMoRY HALL-Dioramic Panorama Of the Rus
sim War al acock in the the afternoon, ~ evening"
THE GREAT BEAR.--The great Australian perform
ing bear No. % ST. Charles Day and evening"
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Id The gent eInanly pn1se1s Of the steamships
Texas and Perseverance, have our thanks for their
i tlsuaf kind tayo1s 55s S$s5 8-
j ESTfRA oRpIEA The community was taken BY
surprise yesterday at the aoeomp shlnent of an ex
aotdinaly feat the part Of the Post0fice De
partnelit delivering the ortherns and Eastern
mail il schedule time Atantic cities, being
since last October. 1t IS impossible to
predict result viii at this sudden develop
ment energies Of Mr.. Campbell and his con
tractois The occurrence is Of such great npor.
lance that lose no time iii eating To our
readers the fact that we received dates from New
yesterday of the Goth inst being as lite as due
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= - -
Auttioll Salts.

EXTENSIVE TIME SALE OF WATCHES, JEWEf.RY, etc,
continued account of Liquidation Of Melville Co.
BY GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer.
rJ,EIES DAY, ut 10 o'clock, and the following
days will be sold ut auction at the SO Canal street,
near CAMP
every description; Clocks; Guns Pistols Plated Ware etc
KtyHIerms libcral-at sale. -.... mil
HATS. .-,r,,.. HATS
BY r. b. SYKES.
rF.EFVJEsSHDAY, March 27tFl, at 10 O'Clock, nG
his auction Store As Magazine street, will be Sold
| rs cases Fashionable SILK HATS
| TtRAtS-Cash mo-
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MISERY AND WANT IN THE NORTH.-A large num-
Der of workmen in New York city recently called
public meeting in the Park of their fellow-laborers
to- take into consideration their AFFECT condition.
They state that there are tens Of thousands of men
and women in that city without means or employ
ent and that this winter has been to them severe
and distressing as the last The association for i'm
proving the condition of the poor has in its books
nearly fifty thousand persons.
They complain fiat the conventions Of the ysous political
Claims OF the free worklen Of The country and ayshed all
ear New York viii msss With t eod
m Northern citizens The SUD condition Of the
selGshness of their employers who whine lot Of
Of the free laborer the greatest quantity Of work
for the ttance and when trade slacens cast him ruth
! All lamentaby true and yet the story is not a
thousandth part told. There is not season of the
year in any of the Northern cities, which does not
develope more distress, misery, desttution and want
more actual slavery, in its worst fon-than can be
found throughout all the agricultural districts Of the
South! Yet, precious little sympathy assistance,
encouragement counsel, is extended to these OBJ
jects Of charity Oh, no! Itwoud not do for North
ern philahropists to white slavery produced by
| want and suffering at home; therefore, they won't
see it, But, some hundreds and thousands of miles
off, they discover distress where happiness exists;
poverty, where nothing but plenty is known I'M
bearable oppression and intolerable forced labor,
where the rule is mild as the genius Of mildness
could DEVISE where the labor exacted is not onehalf
that which the Northern aborer performs, and where
contentment, peace and plenty abound!
Out upon such pretentious hypocrtes-such whited
moral sepulchres-such wretched libes upon human
! ity and truth.
The new steam frigate Niagara was to be placed
in dry dock on the Goth for the purpose of being cop
pered. She will probably remain there about five
weeks; and when ready her machinery will be erected
It weighs about $50 tons. Her boilers weigh nearly
200 tons these as well as the three engines have
| been finished for some time.
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CGS.pefimgs.

CGfR0efsRBgs.
SO CAMP STREET.
VELVET,
BRUSSELS
THREE-PI. and
INGRAM CARPETINGS.
Oil Cloth Canton Mattngs, Rugs Mats, Window Shades and
Ccrnces,
At much Reduced Prices.
L. ELkIN & CO.,
m24 2p6 So Camp street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-15

The latest we have from the territory, are
the following items furnished the Jefferson
City Inquirer, by the officers Of the steamer
Genoa.
On Tuesday, ID, McKinney's whole train
was captured by party, headed By the noto-
rlous Brown In person. who was not killed
at Ossawattomie, rs before reported.
Judge Lecompte, who is not now at the
fort, had issued an order to the Marshal Of
the territory to arrest Lane and other agi-
tators.
Gen. Smith has likewise issued orders TO
Col. Cook, commanding fourteen companies
at Fort Riley, to give every assistance and
aid 10 the Marshal in ths execution Of this
writ.
On Tuesday the keystone arrived at Glas-
gov, With Gov. Gearv on board. who was re-
ceiyei with n salute from cannon on shore.
The gun was afterwards taken on board, in
charge OF company Of one hundred men,
armed for Kansas, from Glasgow.
GOV. Shannon had a short interview with
Gov, Geary on board the keystone, while ly-
ing alongside.
In addition To the above, we received intel
lgence Yesterday evening, by gentleman
who came down the Missouri river, on the
steamer Australia. which boat reached Jeffer-
son City from above yesterday morning, chat
AFFAIRS IN the territory, were unchanged.
The pro-slavery forces had been quarrelng
among themselves. and were almost entirely
disbanded. Lane Was growing very bold and
insulting, 2nd~Tad facetiously sent word 10
to the people Of Wcstport and Independence,
that in few days he would be ''down and
take breakfast with them" Leavenworth
was desoia,e, her stores closed. dwelling
houses deserted, and business entirely sus-
pended.
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Pesr ola Dso.

F00r Ol0 O0Ckt
TUAis--"Oid CNcis Ned
There In IN old donkey, a worn out jack,
xpe old 70 live very long,
He hss no bane III the middle Of Nj hnek.
Where the hones ouyht to grow very stsuas
CAorxs--Thel let down the bafs very Low. -
And drive in the poor cid IL,
There's moro work for p,or old
'.Euck,
Let HIM 20 where the old naxs 70,
His legs are long when be trots after votes.
But he has no - for To see
And his teeth arc worn out eating public cats
SO b IL havs 10 let the public oats BE-.
taoras--Thea lie. own the bars very low, &c.
lie aieag pulls wrong. with very hard jerk,
Which gives to his driver mach trouble
lie = not 1t all III for kind Of work,
For he's never ye, learned 70 q 1ssAie.
chora'-Theu let down the bars very low, &c.
What's the use Of a nag with so many bad ways,
So stuhblrn, SO old ANA 80 siew
The hest We sa Is TO turn him out 10 erase,
In tn, acids wLer the short grasses grow.
GAor4~--Thsn let down the bars very low, -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-15

- MAouiRI toaeorSp EXTRACT or BExsg
PLAsr-A certain cure for Diarrh9a, Dysentsry,
summer Complaint, and all affections Of the bowels
attended With rciaxafioa. ASS safe, pslatable and
reliable remcd. il h uneqaailed. For children
teething. attend with irritation of the bowels, il
Is tho most soothing remedy in Prepared and
sold by j. s c. MAGUIRE,
Chemists and Draggists,
5. W car. Olive a ID sts., st. Louis
For sale in Ike 'auk by +. II. OConnor, and Drug
gists generally. laug2odAwsm
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REDUCE OUR NOMINAL TO THE REAL
STANDARD OF PRICES THROUGHOUT THE
WORLD, AND Y0u COVER OUR COUNTRY
WITH BLESSINGS AND BENEFITS. = see H.
eaaaon's Speech Log 'rage.. NRes' Regisse. rel.
7. pa1s4 40,
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Kes1uk Weed YarA.

vISHE subscriber, having purchased the above
i yard VI N. Ioispn, will deliver wood In any
part Of the city, and will saw wood any whore 10
the city for rs cents cord here the quantity 10
six cords or over, and less y. one 81 90 per cord
Eight days motto required for saving
sept Is d3m r. LIBRETON.
A PPLkS.--2t bb!s. choice, for sale by
"a sept IL, IL BROWN TAYLOR, Levee.
(SKASBkKkIES.--iu bb:s prime new, for ale
~ by BROWN TAYLOR, Levec
scpt rs Ii
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FREE LAB0R--THG NATURAL CAPITAL
WHICH CONSTITUTES THE REAL WEALTH
OF THIS GREAT COUNTRY, AND CREATES
THAT INTELLIGENT POWER IN THE MASS
rs ALONE To BE RELIED ON AS THE BuI-
WARk OF FREE INsTITu TIoNs. - JoHx G.
FkExDxr's Lsifrr Of Acceptance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-15
Fall ana Winter Trade.

No. liz Main ftrest, between Fourth and Fifth
VINHE undersigned would respectfully call -
i the attention III the Ladies' and Gentle
sncn 81 keokuk and vicinity, to their ine andv "
we'll selected stock # Boots and Shoes, now
op ne and for sale vt the above meut com.
prisng all kinds of Ladies', Gents, Misses, Boys
and Chidren's woar OF all styles grades and sises
These goods have been aelectcd with special refsresos
to neatness Of style and durability and will b. sold
At very small advance above Eastern cost, a. We
are determined NJ, 10 e underwood by any house il
the city. Please give us call. An examination Of
goods and prices IL the only favor we ask.
Sept. 8. 1S5S.-d III. G. HIIISkAMP a BRO