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Sa-Whensvorn out with an aching cough |;
WHEN Frustrated with night sweasi When the well nee
fash and debiurg Dsrrhes has marked he victi,sure
hGrpnger Of an early gayewihont delay re-
woodinsns Cherry Expecors and YOUR aching cough
wi cease eep nish, VIII give 10 calm refresh.
ing repos your night darrhea will cease alto
gehsr and the much dreaded hectic sh will be exchanged
for the pleasing Of ruddy health 2 w 10 2pssi,w
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We'll Made Clothing
ei-s @ CHEAP FOR CASH. .-F4s


a CHEAP FOR CASH. FRE
THE GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
No. 81 Magazine street. ~
Are selling their
BEAUTIFUL STYLES OF CLOTHING,
Enable purchasers to supply themselves with
FINE WELL MADE CLOTHING,
At the usual cost Of poorly made goods
THEIR STOCK Is 1MMENsE, y 'a
and by every steamship from New York they receive large
additions the latest and styles Goods
BY Steamship Black Warrior,
A. NJ Co. have received choice variety of NEW GOODS
which, together with their former stock will be offered much
BELOW THE USUAL PRICES.
Particular attention requested to the assortment
oyERCoATs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION .
BLACK AND COLoRED CLOTH FROCKs.
BUSINESS COATs-Of every description. O.. b..
PANTALOONS-of every description. ..u
yESTs-of every description.
UNDER GARMENTS-of every description.
INDIA.RUBBER GooDs-Of every description.
TRUNKS, yALISEs, CARPET BAGS, etc.
Please call and examine, and ....a
PURCHASE CHEAT FOR CASH.
no 2p6t No. 81 MAGAZINE STREET.
Ge,stfemiess's Furnishing Goods.
Just received from New York Paris and London large
assortment Of s- ~ 81 y = n ..rr
H SHIRTS, UNDER SHIRTS DRAWERS,
| SOCKS, CRAvATs, susPENDERs,
| HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS.
| JOUvINS KID GLOVES of all sizes.
1 JOUvIN'S BUCKSKIN GLOVES, of all sizes.
| PLUSH LINED SILK n' do do
BUCKsKIN LINED CLOTH do do
| 81 CASHMERE SILK and WOOI. do do
Also large assortment of SILK GLOVES for children.
| LION & PINSARD,
| ne 2ptf sc and 6s Royal street, Bienyine.
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Pes"fisf,ses'y,
At rs ST. CHARLES STREET
Just received supply Of the best which
FRANGIPANI, LUBIN CO.,
Together with Farna Cologne Wrights best Shaving and
Toilet Soaps Christadors Dyes Prof Woods Hair Resors
tive: Also the best the HairRoins Oriental Hair
Invgorstor Cirehughs and Barys TricopheruS Combs,
Brushes, ETC., etc., at
ROLLINS
Diamond Hair Cutting & Bathing Saloon,
NJ 2ptf ---'z,tF No. 26 St. Charles street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-11

GrapesaFe becoming quite an article Of culture ii
Illinois. It is estimated that citizens Of Monroe
county VIII market 10000 gallons Of wine which al
! present rates will amount to 5000 600 KY
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s9i CoPARrsERsHIR.---M essrs. o. III Meeker, VIM
4 Knox and ". Francis Scott, have formed q copart
nernhipfor the purpose Of transactng the ship bro
kersge and commission business. under the style 81
Meeker, Knox q Co. See their card. "a ss
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sr. GHARiEs THEArER The Woods had another
Anes house last night, and pleased everybody. A
good bill il offered for tonight The Marquis AMI
f the Cobbler,n, in which Mr.. Wood appears and
4 Jenny Lind and Lola Monies Z in both Of which
Mrs Wood appears, singing in one character and
dancing id the other n w 4. n. I'M, d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-11

Y AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE, Mr.. Placide
commission business at No. "A custom-house street
he il Of long experience in the business and under
stands it well. We refer 70 his card.
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Jones' Spanish. Lily White.

sensible would ruin and inure her skin with
prepared chalk if she knew that there beautiful vege
BILE preparation called
JONES' SPANISH LILY WHITE,
that gives the skin natural looking whieness and makes 1t
soft and smooth.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT Il CO.,
n9 2p3teod q and 151 Chartres street. New Orleans
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MYsIERIous CoINcIDENcE.- Some eighteen years
ago, says the Reading (Pa.) Journal, beautiful
yonng Girl, named Esther Fisher, left Manayunk on
canal boat for Reading, but was murdered before
reaching the latter place. The public excitement
was very great, and large reward was offered for
The detection Of the murderer but without success
This girl was sister Of the mother Of Adeline Baber,
who SO recently met with similar fate. al e5l.
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.GEoRdIA LrclsL ATuRE. Both branches Of the
Georgia Legislature convened in Medgeyille on the
4t iust and aquorum being present proceeded to the
work of organization. Mr. John n Ward Of Chat
ham was elected President cf the Senate, and Johr
sW. II. Underwood, of Floyd, Speaker Of the House
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-11

BALTMoRE ELEorIoN.- The State election of the
4th inst. passed of quietly in Baltimore as gene
raj thing very quietly Notwithstanding the passions
which had been aroused BY The incendary course Of
q few political partsans In two or three wards only
were there any difficulties. In the sixteenth two
young men were attacked and dangerously stabbed
by an Hishman, who was himself shot in the head
Immediately afterwards, receiving probably fatal
wound s,i ste 5istl ~
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Black Silks

TLNCE SUES
COLORED DE LANES.
BLACK GROs DU RHIN rs and IS cents yard, worth
81 and 81 TO- = .n. ...
BLACK eros DU RHIN 81 and 81 10, worth 81 Is and
81 40
BLACK eros DHELvETIE, extra heavy, at 81 So worth
81 IS.
BLACK MORE ANTIQUE, at 81 Is, worth 50 So
FANCY COLoRED SILKS heavy quality 80 cents, worth
sl25.
PLAIN CoLORED DE LANES Fine and all Wool at 80
cents.
RICH PRINTED CASHMERE DE LANES. at IS cents.
ENGLISH PRINTED DE LANES, at I'm and is cents.
All Goods bought from 80 to 40 cent
less than regular prices and will be sold accordingly
j. A. BRASELMAN,
No 2pMoWe6Fr corner Magazine and ST. Andrew Streets
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gHARLBsroN ELEorIoN.- The municipal election
ID Charleston 81 o., on the 18th inst, resulted in the
choices Of Hon. Charles Macbeth for Mayor by a ma
jnfity Of one hundred and twenty.three votes. Mem.
beers Of the City Council were also elected. The
spritof party did not seem to enter into the contest
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Southern Furniture W'arerooms

Southern Furniture W-aseT0On,s
CHARLES A. STEWART,
At Nos. III and 17s Canal street, Ne,p Orleans,
Has Just mandatory beautiful stock
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRS and BEDSTEADS, in I'D
dition to his hitherto large stock of n -. u-a-
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
empsng EVERYTHING in his line of business Parties
wishing anything his line will find advantage
give him call before purchasing elsewhere. .sr
CHARLES A. STEWART,
NO 2p6<w ".''7 III and l73 Canal street.
n.ino N-tu. Clothing. g
LARGE AND SPLENDID
ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING
f 49, ' AT Prices d -.' l-a
Corresponding to the Times.
Is CAMP STREET.
have now the most complete assortment of
Clothing and Furnishing Goods
aver offered in the Southern country consisting part the
following
BLACK, BLUE AND BROWN FRocK COATS.
FANCY CASHMERE sUITs-A great variety.
BLACK and FANCY VELVET vEsTs-Both Single and
BLACK and FANCY CASHMERE VESTS. -F
.#. :, -e, SILK
rr :. PANTS, large assortment.
PREsIDEETCLoTH RAGLANs.
PILOT
FANCY TWEED RAGLANS, a superior article
BLACK AND FANCY CASHMERE RAGLANS.--..
SHAKER FLANNEL UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS
NERINo slilass7. $50 HH :.
COTTON Ey#8 -.
SILK M.0. s...gL :.
MERINo, LAMBS WOOL, SILK AND COTTON HALF
HOSE, splendid assortment.
| CRAvATs STOCKS GLOVES, UMBRELLAS etc.
A large and superior lot of
PHILADELPHIA SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS,
| Boys and Youths Clothing,
fine stock-aud in everything comprised in my line
pgstrapgers public invited call and exalnn
| for themselves. '
| ROBERT PITKIN,
| no 2p6t Is Camp street, opposite the City Hotel.
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.Nesu Partisan Millinery.

.HesU Partisan .Nitiiaeyy.
MAD AME r. F OUR N lie r,
No. &c Charities street, 80 ~
Would respectfully inform friends and The lady public
general Just received from Paris by the ship Jo
Harrisburg, assortment Of
BONNETS AND MILLINERY GOODS,
unsurpassed by any brought this city She selected
them herself houses III Paris and confident that
they will challenge the admiration of all for their richness
beauty, and suitability the fashionable tastes of the day
Her B0NNETS varied in material and quality well
beautiful aud behold They will be opened for
WEDNESDAY, November II,
which occasion Mime Founier will be pleased her
friends afford them all facilities in inspecting the goods
and making their selections.
Nine F. has also hand magnificent supply of FANCY
GOODS worthy inspection the ladies, consisting
part, Of
MOSAIC wATTEAu AND TURKISH DRESS GOODS.
BRIDAL LACE Wells AND SIIAWIs of every description.
JET EMBROIDERED VELVET CLOAKS
RAINBOW TALMAS AND OPERA CLoAKS.
GOLD EMBROIDERED INDIA MUsLINs.
THE MONTE. CHRISTIE MORNING GOWN.
CHINESE CACHIMERE GOWN,
HEAD DRESSES a LA PoMPAnoCR, EUGENE AND
LOUIS XIV.
A rich varied assortment of FANS, etc. n9 2p6t
Str Excellent Shirts for So,
Equal those offered any part Of the United so
each, and every article of
GEN LEMEN'S HOSIERY
And
Furnishing Goods,
equHuy astounding sacrifices regardless cost
| down, to meet the eSgency of the times
IN. MOODY,S,
| corner Canal and Royal streets.
| 10 SHIRT COLLARS for so cents
| HEM STITCHED LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEF
| for 81 80,
| HEAVY UNDER SHIRTS for 81 so. No 2p7t
.... .. Ooh. III Rare Chance!
Being pressed for in of whole Fall
Winter Stock arriving once, will offer EXTR AORDI.
| NARY INDUCEMENTS 10 buyers
Nata.ENn EUGENE L. AUBERT,
.. .f... ttfsE" City Hat Store
ne ?ps f ce Common and st. Charles streets
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81 WxsisfNdtcx n III mi The First Company
WsihISgI si rthlsty under command of Captain
III " thfn III this afternoon il order to pay
fHnssda honofs v The remains Of Gen. CasimiS La
edsts, lsts General Of the State The
Arssetisss ~ justly the pride Of our city, and no
fatser for what they may turn out they are sure to
ad dignity " The occasion and honor TO themselves
The members of Tie battalion will heed tho call in
another column and ~ panctual, - required.
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C0rsets! COrsefs! Coa.sets!

Just received France great of CoRSETS
to be sold at COST PRICE, by
MRS. S. G. FABLO,
o2S 2p3n Charities street. corner of Hospital, n. u
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Together with various other styles all Of the latest manufac
and importation, at prices really OEEHALF
OF THEIR ORIGINAL COST.
Housekeeping Goods,
DOMESTIC GOODS RMBROIDERIES. HOSIERY, LACES.
the greatest opportunity offered in New Orleans
buy Goods CHEAPGoods that every family MUST have
those they cannot DO WITHOUT.
Call and satisfy yourselves at
G. G. WAYLAND Il co.'s,
No 2pMoWeFr Corner Poydras and Carondelet SITS.
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~ U y r NJ T. N rs. ..f.-
Oar buyer being on the spot during the
GREATEST EXCITEMENT,
ha, done this successfully that enabled to offer
Goods to 1
CASH CUSTOMERS
much they would had we imported
~ 20 j. gt them. We have
Gre.t
over most houses in the fact that we have not ourselves
IMPORTED ONE DOLLARS WORTH OF
Dry Goods, -=s
Bat have bssght this side .u..H = 4
AT "a @HEAr LOSS
to somsood-either the importer, manufacturer jobber
We will not therefore, attempt humbug the public with
worn out stories of selling ..- .-.
AT COST" OR .UNDER COST"
Distinctly Understood -r.
I'VE SELL FOR Il PROFIT,
But owing the alluded to-
WHICH ARE NOTORIOUS,
We can offer goods LOWER than any importer without
loss SELL ."u. ... .nna.
Among the many bargains which offer
I4OO Yards
PRINTED FRENCH MBRINoEs,
First Quality, Latest Styles,
WORTH 81 Is, l.-s..---.
| n FOR 621s CENTS!
SATIN STRIPED ALL WOOL DE LANES
A 80 v II n ..
DOUBLE-WIDTH ALL WOOL PLAIDsj
| ~ AT so CENTS.
SMALL PLAID ALL WOOL DE LANES, FOR
nB- CHILDREN, AT 80 CENTS.
IRISH LINENS, A, FINE AND PURE FLAX,
|
TABLE DAMASKS, s-4, BROWN-Al Flax,
~ AT s73s CENTS.
LINEN HUCKABACK-A1 Flax, ..
| NET Worth 20 cents-AT l21s CENTS. .
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDERCHIEFs,
Good ouality-Pure,
M~ AT IS CENTS PER DOZEN.
SWISS EMBROIDERED ROBES = FLoUNCED
sy ATS EACH. ..-
NEW STYLE RIBBONS
uzs~ AT HALF USUAL. PRICES.
|
AssORTM ENT OF SILKS
Unexcelled in this city for
VARIETY AND CHEAPNEssl
| Also full stock of
PLANTATION,
" HOUSEKEEPING and
FANCY DRY GOODS
Much Cheaper
Than any other house sell them.
:, SELLING FOR CASH ONLY,
Buyers do not contribute toward the pa
ment Of losses, which
MUST BE DONE
by the paying community when dealing estabshme
doing credit business
r NAn examination of stock and prices is respectful
solicited the visitors will not be presse
ar to purchase.
Is BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS Il CO.,
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f New FIGs-rhree thousand packages of this deli
cous cured fruit have been received by Joseph Mrks
their big grocery, New Leyee and Fulton
Sec adyef sesncnt. .gs rs e.l
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To Country and Commissions
Merchants.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.
undersigned removed their stock to the carscos
buildngs Nos. Il MAGAZINE and Al COMMON STREETS,
and would remind Their friends that they have
received @ Boots Shoes and Hats Of the latest
styles qualities which will sell at the lowest Market
prices and on ths accommodating terms
TAYLOR & RADDIN,
M 2plm 81 Magazine and AZ Common streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-11

CLorHfNG. Messrs. Lewis W. Lyons & Co., No. So
hand very large and particularly attract
i've cotsng for ntieinen youths ant boys Their
overcpats and gans which, with all their other goods they
sell very cheap are something worth looking shyey
times We call attention Of all 70 the adver isemens IN
another column ~ a3eN@ tsist
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Medical IeEt hooks,
rs2s*'& For sale by
n H o M "A - Il. w Ell Eft E
i+@a BOOKSELLER AND STATIONERY a--
No. los Canal street.
ALI. THE MEDICAL TEXT BOOKS used in the Medical
School of the College of Louisiana School of Medicine
Students Invited call and examine the and
obtain Catalogues. E
Z, r,e4f- M Also, a large assortment Of I
STA NDAR RID MEDICAL BOOKS,
NJ ss.5.. Of the most approved authors, .,.I /.
NO 2p3t AT los CANAL STREET
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!, RsMoyAL. Clark, Mosby & Co. have removed to
81 Front street and IS eton street.
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WINES AND LIQuoRs.--Mr S. Wolff, at the corner
Of Gg,yer New eses streets has received large addions
10 bis stock brsdss aud VINES, hc Advertisements
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-11

GAurIoN.-See the advertisement under this head
;nr. III another q, aumn XXX, l, :5fz5s
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SALE OF pEY Goops, MAsrnLas AND CLoAKs,
AspFfTTr CASKS or eooTs. sHors BeosAss Ne call
shetlepton o She The sale q dry goods, BLACK aud
cooed SIX coks and amanullas and lily tooss. shoes
and gsn take place this day ~ 10 O'clock al Blehe
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The atr,csi ana Mus cal.


BROADWAY THxATRs The spec'soular d sos or the
ssIas. Days Pompen and The excellent srce entitled
srurnng The Tables the features OF attraction for
Nh evtrtg
Nnno's GaspIN-titCr . variety OF surprs7g feats On
Ne Nsh, rops 10 have the new battle Of the soon
trsbsndht' and famous pan'onime called tue "Green
Monster"
BowEsY THEATRE The for - night comprises the
ssCareer OF rire the Rough Diamond" and "Frede-
vtoh the Great" M Robert Jchn Ecn peri, rms In the
nyss piece.
Burrows Tee Pyne and Harrison troupe will appear
- !oT The second time ihH evening rnh mi
vessai iavorite with the admirers OF Eaglsh vooaltm
s.The Bohemian GrI," 10 to 90 siveo
wAILACKs -Mesfrs gl Ike ana ous hs "a IRE sgain 10
ps I'll wi,n the favori,e co1isiy
n ''Tbe Rivals" The smuse ents q close vi am
Tell your Wife
LAuRA KnSEs Miss X sene IL 70 repsa; k1s "Lovc
Pr zee" In wtioo sbe su6 the Ies5ins menbers OF
her corps have lately gained Euon Gpp.sase. "rae
Eves" follow
AurprosN NrsyrM--1he 'sTwo Galley SlsrssH Will be
p1riorued This as Yno0n, au5 "fhe WICKED Nfe' and
AAp Unc mmonly Awk ga Posuol " i1 she tveoing
NEGRO Nf>sTsusY ANY quantity o. merrlneaI my
bs INDUCED n st ishsr Gepfe Christy aud Wood's
Duckiey q or Brysots balls this everiBx
OorcnT-khs Brsinerd's programme for 10 night st
Hblois ga cor OF the best that hss iss ied
Ms Sasoa Sac VII be asal.tei by tvsral verJ popular
Derfor res.
BssrYns Mr. John Dyot old favofitc With our
Dhy roers. an Mr. W. r. Hambln. o promising young
scsoY are 10 take bcpeas 70 evening-she for
er walAck's and the laor .; the Chambers street
theaire
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Ilsuse>a,s osusrsi scoss return I'd 70 NE city yessw
e. nom wssAAs,oa- Ths gallant vsssvsn se'ss 70
srsssy VEIL ahhssgs isss psssvsssd hon Ne % o.
e . ssvsps ella, wAash rsss vsd while Attending "
. ausSes Of Ah department b wassisg'os, win wh'eA
=, - Ssss u Sssaasy sosspssA durisg w ~ ain
wsebs.
uarsa aAss.nsksss lsas assA.s'ng osap.slss q tas
$3.50. 'si 5: osssSs.s 5, i. Nav sas
=: s ssns Of l 81 sS nc
1--we here man week.
Lard Ce.e,, her B4ash xsjstyS Aubsssados ..
.,,s s.s s os s '.' IN Of n:
sn'Dsfs pssJl'c sevxes
esae<si winfield, Of Ksrsss, v~s 10 Nashville, Tenn,
Anet,cass rsxsersd q, shs Banking on,os OF the Ams
ro.n sa European Express ana Exchange, Paris, from
Nafss N, 70 the 25b:-
,A.ssyI J:ct:sn y IVES: .sd LADY, a a NOAH
t5 s sisssfhs BssS.s : IA n sos%asn j.; a soyS
1 rem lady, u Drsg. ans'':G
s., Ts,.s . sSsTs an and LAD sSy sT T:
w sS%s it sasss:st l j. Pen &C.,
rrnd; Ksnasi Nis.AOhurst.si N. x. Kellogg ohio
foy OIL in The steamship Ass-xrs FarSanns 30 !.
e sYpss s .n sSS s'snS1 saa psr
y, si YRS chaIetman Ma. salhs 9hu,sh.>n rhis
ss ss fsy.s. WIS ~ and men china sssss Fsssss
W. DO $Essi III 'i so INV aoss 60 sssd
Bcxfur; j Pcr,o N Y; Chss spence England, West
ss,Sssyer DO; sno Wolfe; do uoister do; A PegrAn
Ek Hsight New York; y Cox, j gox rev York
rssss Cf.IssE Howe DO; v Leland do, Ksnrics MN IN
o~terccrx New York; n AaDgdn. do Mrs - Reilly
20; Chss Lard MOBILIZE I'D seh oder New York j. as
Chopper oe sick FIis.e do IA q Psndorf do Mr. and Ms
DO; Mr. nd M Il Mills Jr, do, Mr. and Mrs 10
Buney DO; Me Gapoer Montreal nrA Bnrne Phi 1ha
Mess,s Mayer Ohio kes Lachlin Taylor ToroSo Omar
YEA Paris, Wan Lur,pne Eew York a Fent2n 90 oA q
20; Ctmele Go; Bolet friend Mexico Gea de
Vega do; Con NJ Bsrco. do; Bon Mslc1m Cameron. Moa
teal; I Agure Cubs Geo EwiDg Phiade phs; GASP
forzi, Cubs, sceon6orf New York spa q Sbssser
tesp atchs-) kpglsrd Vim Gtvtp, NeE fof: herman '
ching Pha Ncuougal Y Mr. and MS z = AT .ni as
JF slater Coma; sia's- Rhode leland; " Llssns,
0eo Ov epenter. York rloyd hsnby, do Wn M p,
Do: stanford Rogers Montreal Mr. Waite do Ny ard Mrs
Jpo Govep Cope snd child and purse
90; Miss Poster 90 MISS Gowen do Mr. TAYLOR, ro-oa
10; Mrs j BaI chard ani child Poston VIM CSlagsn
Bcsior; Miss lbbofen New Yorh; hiss HeeesIp, a.
nessro Timey. Philadelphia win California Levy
Do M nud Mrs Barnes and child New Ycrk; Ssssrs C
J.cch- 40 Charles Grotsirger do Hore, Buto lsaac
Jes Long leland has Matthias Phstepts; George
Epgsnd; spencer Smith New York Misc Mart socee
Phisepbis: Miss Lmsn kDgaud, MrN has 'utlw Liver
pool; Mr. and Mrs Frize -rosl l?3 Specie 1921 $50 O5
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A M.w xsUn AND yL0wZA CATALOGUE yos
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Gs,sa s.: IsS s S: asS s Nh n p:sn g
xcoSvs 80 sss 49, SssIhn.s r's.:..: w
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"'a,1n 'a0'T Ts P EnHss 'a sooR or Sarunr
For Ne t.iss AND :ssool ssodsa 70 "a ~,;as.
Ts ,ee P p's S., :s1 e.
solosy" &c Bcsudfuly lnsr.sed The thrss part. com
s., meshn' e GEMS each Nv -. '''--''
Of he AiDsdem q sure srasnner adsO.sa % seSc In.
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READING wirpour TEARS;
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