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ChNs't1-es Street. s
HAIR WORK MADE TO ORDER.

81 Chas't1'es Street. ~
HAIR WORK MADE TO ORDER.
The undersigned begs leave inform the Ladies New
Orleans and the public that he fully prepared any
order in his line such
BRACELETS, NECKLACES,
GUARD and VEST CHAINS,
RINGS, NROPS, CROSSES, BUTTONS
HEARTS, ANCHORS,
EARRINGS, ACORNs,
SNAKES, FISH, BASKETS, ETC.
FLOWER BOUQUETS, MONUMENTS, LANDSCAPES,
LETTERS, etc, in Lockes Brooches Frames.
Specimens of his work be his store which the
public respectfully invited 10 call examine.
The undersigned also invites those may favor him with
their ORDERS to call and their work made This would
consider favor there Is deal of imposition practced
in this business by substituting work imported from Paris and
passing it rs if executed with the hair furnished
He would also that he possesses confidence OF
respectable families in the city and State
the of of his customers without their permission
but to whom he refer he is satisfied they will endorse all
he says having inruscd him with the hair deceased friends,
which was beyond valuation to them.
Always on hand complete assortment of JEWELRY par.
ticuarly BRACELET CLASPS, BREAST PINS, and LOCK.
ETS, for Hair or Iikenesses.
REFERENCES:
Hyde & Goodrich, Miss Blackburn.
f. A. Tyler, Esq, Mrs Landry.
Cen Plauche's Family, Mrs Martinez
Judge Richardson, Mrs Chiffon.
L. C. Duncan, ESQ.,. Mrs. Wood.
Fl. Rodewald, ESQ, Mrs. Mclean.
J. C. B. Yuile, Esq, Mrs. Bringer.
Miss McIhenny, Mrs. jerks.
Miss Rnson, Mrs. W. NJ. Perkng,
Miss Robertson, Mrs. Vaudeville
r55-JEWELRY and WATCHES carefully and neatly re-
paired by experienced workmcn.
So Recollect the number-27 Chartres STREET
dis 2pMo5m F. TEUBENRAUCH, Artist.
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r.. CAREER Conspnny's
Wines and liquors.

Al
I7......... ROYAL STREET, ...............BT
A supply of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE, In quartz
and pnts constantly hand which equal the best ths
comes this market.
% Also :.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and sHRRR9
WINES
e Il ID / L. =:
sAZERAC of tho Vintage of 1885, 1898 and 1905. ohes
brands.
w HISh Y:
OF crptions-Scotcb, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in piuts and quarts.
On hand usual assortment of the best WINES and LII
QUORS market which will be sold Oh as reasonab9
terms any other heusen the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2ply No. II Rovu street.
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Al. II. BECEieg,
Boots. Shoes GsSd RsrOgoas.
AT WHOJ,ESATE

Plantations supplied with prime Ditcting BOOTS Russo,
BROGANS Wool, Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw and Cas1
pesclty HATS, at the lowest prices, by
FROST & CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street.
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The Best american Pianos

EVER PROD UCED IN THIS CITY,
From the Mandatory Of
STEINWAY & SONS, n Y.
Pianos celebrated for quality of elegant finish
and Notwithstanding half a higher than the
pitch.
they considered by the eminent Pan to be
superior to any other made in this country.
undersigned visited last summer all the Piano Manuac
tories in the Northern cities, and selected STEINWAY 4
SONS INST RUNENTS the best adapted the Southern
climate He has them for SALE and and artists
invited to call and examine them
The best MELODEONS from the mandatory Of MASON
HANEIIN, Boston.
L. GABICI,
nil 2pMotf Camp street. below Graver.
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Fl I =, 4 5, etC.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We cousaty receiving general silk ur,
Cashmere Panama, Leghon, Palm Leaf Mexican
Wool HATS, al the lowest market prices by
FROST IL CO.,
tyl3 2paW No. 10 Magazine street.
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JUDGE REYNoLDs.-This gentleman late Judge OF
the Fourth District Court has we perceive, resumed
the practice Of his profession, and hung out his
"shingle at No. - Camp street. The great insight
that his position as Judge of the Fourth District
Court gave him into commercial litigation, must rem
der him an efficentand valuable counsellor in that
branch Of the business Of his profession. We wish
him much success in his return to the bar.
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THr TnEArEns.-Th amusement season may now

THE THEATERs.-The amusement season may now
be said to be at close All the regular entertain
ments have ceased, and whatever amusement we may
have hereafter, must be Of transient nature.
The Orleans theater closed last week, and the ar
fists are now far on their way to the Northsome to
their native sunny France probably never to return
The ST Charles theater closed last night, with the
final performance Of Rumsey q Newcomb's Ministries
and is now comfortably settling down for its long
summers nap.
The Gaety closed, in rather uncertain manner,
on Saturday night. Notwithstanding thestormy con-
diton Of the weather large and fashionable audience
was present, and Sig Corradi SETH received avery
handsome benefit Yesterday we learned that negoti-
atons were in progress with the italian combination
for another weeks performances; but we could not
ascertain enough to warrant in stating positively
whether we have seen their last performance or not
We hope that we have not
The Amphitheater is still open, and is to remain
open to the close Of the present week. Professor
Wymannow has the field to himself, and he certainly
ought to benefit by IT. He is magician and ventrilo
quail delineator of uncommon merit and those who
have not yet seen him, should remedy the omission
this week. WI
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Southern .uachiaery Depot.

PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, from 21s to Is horse
power.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, cu from 1000 to 10000 feet of
lumber per day
PUMPS, in great variety throw from 10 $4,000 gallons
Of water per minute.
COTTON GINS, of novel construction that Planter
ought to leave the city without seeing.
CORN MILLS, CORN and COB CRUSHERS. FODDER
CUTTERS and all The LABOR.SAyING MACHINERY Of
day, together with MACHINE BETTING and BETTING
CLASPS.
All these constantly on hand or receiving, by
D. G. LOWBER, Agent,
rn2 2p6mMo SO Magazine street
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CoTToN-The receipts Of cotton for the forty-eight
hours ending at o'clock last evening We're, by the j.
johnson, from Nashville, 6S6 bales; Belfast, from
Memphis 1854 Linda, from Grand Eeore, l22 At
ton, from Shreveport, 81 Empress, from carnden,
III Touro, ditto, 50 c. D. Jr. and Others As. Total,
1878 bales.
1t will be observed by the above cargoes from Red
and ouaca rivers that there is very little cotton in
Louisiana to come to market. A few thousand bales
from Memphis the extent to be received, and the
season will be closed pretty well by the LIST Of June
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MONTGOMERY, ALA-DATY, TRI-WEEKL.Y AND
WEEKLY.
The above paper published Capital of Alabama ana
one of the Oldest andbe established in the State ans
has the largest circulation vicinity the interior and i@
that portion of Alabama Western Georgia which radss
with New Orleans 1t is consequently the best medium for a-
vertising by Merchants adewi,e
its section
BATES & LUCAS, PfoprietoEs.
7 Err NJ s.
mo 3Mo. 6Mo. 12MH
Daily, square. 90 50 $500 $40 80
Weekly, square, 2 SO $50 1000 80
TrWeeky, square..... 90 % l26O l9 DS
Subscription 10 Daily per .,.......S7 U3
rWeekly per annuu 5 90
Weekly annum ] 90
n- Subscriptions and Advertisements received At the Crss
office. Jazz -
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Noynl Intelligence.

The changes tina. have been made in the Brooklyn Ma.
w Ycrd for the last few weeks Of minor Importance
We understand there Is c.ort being made by those
having political influence ishington do away with
comn,olorcs at naval statans and establish their
stead civil engineers.
to examine into tue fitness OF the United States
frigato Brandy wine for service. The carpenters
tried a formal experiment ON her t.inbers Oh the
3lst ut, ard found them to be sound below water line
and her upper nlbcrs very little deoayed. She will in
all probability into dry dock the removal o the "a,
vannah md be raced into soop of war. The Brandy
wine built IN Washington, and launched in 1875. Sine
the vessel appointed by the government to convey
General Lafayette France, his visit to the United
States in the year, and has about much
tive service any vessel IN our navy,
The United States sloop Nincennos, lying tie
Brooklyn Navy Yard. went IN commission, stated
Issue OF the 81 inst Below give correct Int
OF her oicers;-Commander n. l. Totem First Lcuten-
ant i. 1. linden Second Lieutenant, W &. West; Third
Lieutenant II. l.. Erane; Fourth Lieutenant, W. Itz
hugh surgeon, John Thornley, Purser, j. H. DaufOrth,
Jr; Assistant surgeon, f. Van Bibber; Lieutenant Com
nsandng Marines, George J.. Turner Boatswsn, Joseph
lewis Gunner j. A. Love; Carpenter, T. W Barncourt;
Salnaker john King, orderly Sergeant Of Marines, Jas
HackCtt.
The Ii ted States steam propeller Fulton Lieutenant
John Amy, COMMANDING arrived ~ Mobile 18th ult, IN
nine DAYS thCsapeakc Bay. She Is attached to the
Gulf squadron. and to sail the 18th Tor New Or
leans The FULTON j. Of Geo tons uthcn, carries four
guns Of thirty two pounds Galore and 10 men. She
made but q brief visit al Mobile, remaining only about
twenty -four hours. The Mobile Registsr thinks sh 70
Is hot pursuit u something somebody down oD the
lower Gull coast, she stcered Tor Aspmwai from that
port
Tuesday, to make immediate preparations for the con
strucion OF the steam propeller slooes ot
lhe draft not 10 exceed sixteen when ready Tor sea-
which viii enable her 70 60 into shroi places AMI rivers
Lieutenant r. G. Stockton Of the sloop ofwar Decatur,
returned home by the star Of the West on leave OF ali
OF Two months.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,


AIEN-GARDSFI.-O Thursday, Nov. 3, at the resi-
dence Of the brides father by Rev A. Chalker CHAs
r. ALLEN to ADELAIDE, youngest daughter Of William
Gardner.
CIosE-MrSS.-On Thursday, Nov. s, by Rev. W Meal
lister, SAMUEL CLosE To SARAH HAMILTON MUM
Da11oN-ffiasos.-o Monday Nov. 2, at st. Johns X.
G. church, Brooklyn, by Rev. r. McGovern, FRANCIS r.
DALos ESQ, Of fatbush L. l., 10 MAGGIE only daughter
Of the late Timothy Lesson, OF Belfast
OGoRMAs-DouoThRIS. Newark. ". j. Nov. s,
by Right Rev Bishop Bayley WILLIAM OGoRsAS, ~ d.,
to Srsas cfns daughter Of George pougherty, Esq,
all OF Newark.
The notices Of marriage that appeared in the HERAID
on November ), under the heads of Huw and oFarren
and Bacon and ofarrel untrue ent entirely without
foundation.
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THURSDAY, Nov. 5-6P Pm.
AsrI-s-The market unchanged, aud prices nomi-
nal.
BKI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market was less buoyant,
while the demand continued fair both for domestic
sumption and for export. The sales embraced about
IA he fo oyxiu ~ a
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a difference of................
L,nnnl - snNnniN .nNn f1hl per cent.

Equal 10 seventy hyc t1b) per cent. 49,. ..
The domestic comins ion houses do not appear ~ be
doing any business Of moment The 0bbers continue to
gell 10 moderate extent hut al low prices mostly for
cash There il no doubt that al staple goods will pay
well for keeping another year. az production Is much
reduced and the cost OF the raw material not falling
Iarge sales can only lie effected at prices below cost
when the demand becomes active, some time hence,
there will be found few goods, IN comparison supply
the market No arge business y now expected until the
farmers have sent their crops TO market, which will not
be I'LL next spring With this prospect of trade the
disposition will BE- to Keep on hand small stocks II will
take another harvest 10 set all things right
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The Dry (.Ousis Trnde.

Tfrom the Independent, Nov. D.
The sales by importers during the week have been
limited 10 those auction. OF the goods offered only .
portion was sold aud prices realized low even for
choice French goods at credit of four months Few or
no orders being sent out for the spring trade inc
extended" indebtedness 10 Europe will have 10 be Ilul
dated before heavy importatons are again made. Inc
contrast business between this last October ana that Oh
October 1860, is strkingly shown in he Feves AZ Gus
tom n each ot these two periods w. . - -
In October, 1866 the receipts ~err.. ...t' tC!JI w
DO. 1857, do. d.. col. .... @as,llV 70
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Court CaIentlar-Th,s Day.

srrpxsp CorRr-Crcuit 2o37, 2i6o, IsAll 1000
900 100 3o2 e49 2e4, 1900 u.s. l76o 1893 ala 23io
s34 2tlo 20ls 20p5, 352, 26o 1924.
SUPERIOR CorarNos A3s, 5g2, u.s. ass, 400 4o1, 400
COS 1907 $50 2s7 is3 32s, iot, IT, $50, $50 etT AL
$50, lip, 500. col, eos, OIL 3il, 3S5.
4. s. DISTRICT OUTLINE ., 10 10 70 y.
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Girard Housc. Phi,Rdeiphia.-On AMI after
% das the price OF board Al house viii he reduced from
81 81 TO 81 per die M. fIsEsBIHI, bhhbS q W.
Dctnber -. 1887.
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,r.-I,o,,,e., Eur.-<so 600 Worth Of

frs at greatly reduced prices splendid sets Of mink Hudson
han martcn iCh furs also chircns vic
otinss tamas ulus and cuffs Ia scs This stock of iurs
has manufactured under own supervision expressly
for my city retail trade the skins have ill been properly
dressed aud Nd Ia the ueacst and most asonabls
STYLES An fnrs sold ri this establishment warranted
presented n B-furs made up, repaired and altered at
short notice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-06

Crssss,ovc's Hair Dye, Wigs and Towpces,
he very best the world On sale and the dye priv sey
a.. 4 IIauaa
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Knox-s Fall a,.d Winter style OF Hats
Jus, Ladies' furs selling at cost No 22 Broadway
corner OF Fulton
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uurs Hair Dye, shninEs a Bcr. Black
or brown No Barclay street. Inimisabie hair cutting In.
lalI l.la-nxA aazul
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

MISCELLANEOUS.
S1 20 DOUBLE SOLE WATER PROOF ssw vsI,
tJc Museum.
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Tn. Inst Observation-Disclosures Great ]

Citizens and Strangers Who Desire Fine
ana elegant hat moderate price, should call at rs
PENsCfiEID'S lis Nassau street
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HE BsN%V NsEN"V
the Crystal Palace will close this evening dO day frday)
presenting the last opportunity 70 witness ths superb display
o our national ingenuity skin aud industry In the evening
Grand concert by nodworhs band Of sixty perform.
ers, Also, the celebrated welsh Nightingale"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-06

Wigs fos -, nj Cemeror's Mandatory,
Iee Fulton street Brooklyn For style aud quality cha
lenge the world
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Prof. Alex. e. Barry's Tficopherous IL the
and Cheapest article for dressing, beauyng cleansing
surng preserving aud restoring me hair Ladies' try T.
sold everywhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-06

Ten Whiting Lessons, Of One Hour Each, for
on. dollar Names be entered this week, at GOLD.
SMITHS, 3t2 broadway.
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'S'''''' FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
70 rk so,o ogT as s ps ~ nc nc ,S Ina, NAV
continue .or,e weeks longer - Is 70 leave Us with an I'M
mense stock on hand too late The have
''"'N TO CLOSE IT OUT AT ONCE.
heq1,: 4 P AMI %isf fFfEy
Manufactured with great taste either from goos Of our own
importation or s'''FpEs REsiiS ; G6SBs s''A
s o %n Own N sasen banks IN s and he
Ing states taken At par. ,,.,,
VERY Low PRICED s cL2ini ,Si FOR ,,.
SerT heavy pei '9 psyYl Is, |. ,s ian cost
Corner Of Broadway aad Warren street. New YORK.
-
fases Paris s,sss JSnvil. sesrf Al % per cent less
than COS, Of importation. 3lJ Broadway.
I2 Cent Portraits Confer Honor IN Ingenious
ar FOR saying the people money as illustrated BY HOLMES
Ten w,itins Lessons, Of One Hour Each, for
SMITHS, 81 broadway
IIollownys Ointment Removes All Disco
oraon q The Skin, and says The itching aud inflammation
sesve dsese and heals nv ne S -
all III IS q sores umors earouncle scrofuious ulcers and
Prof Alex. G. Bany's T,icopherous Il the
hes, and ceapcs, article for dressing besufng cleansing
surfing, preserving aud restoring tne hair Ladies' Il
sold everywhere.
Betcheior's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupccs--
The be-. in ss World al made 'd and applied
Crssss,sovc,s Hair Dye, Wigs and Tovpres,
he very best the world On sale and the priv sey
piled Al No. 8 Aslo, House.
Tulrs Hair Dye, shnIsngs a 8cr. Black
or brown No Barclay street inmiia5ie hair cutting In
Wig. sor -. at Ce,nsron's ,ranuf"c,cry.
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loratlon Of the skin, and says the itching and inflammation
generated by heat cold NJ takes the every
cruy'ive disease and heals by eradication suppression
all III As Of iumors, carounce, scrouous ulcers and
st4rIn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-06

Gents Cravats, Ties, s"spcnders, ssc.-
Latest Paris syiea Jolnyilc scafs. At % per cent less
than cost OF importation. 3l3 Broadway.
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- OF aud Joints, ulcers nercuriai diseases hereils
~ affections Of children &c, cured without fail ~ Ut
HFINFS mode Of treatment. matter how aggravseo
or long Standing Patients who have been IN the my hosp
tall ri vnceut's and Bellevue for monss without being
cured will referred TO- No ess than forty psehs from
the city Hospital have applied to Or Heine within ihrse
months, All ~ whom he refer Also 70 mum
have been under Professor Parker, Drs James WOOD
Chalmers other physicians Of standing Refers 70 phy
siceus and Of weshy ard respectable ctti
zenp Every satisfaction will be given 20 patients 70 con
vince them that only they he cured hut ththey can
10 enr win inte trouble 10 themselves and in half the time
required By The old routine practice of marcnry po,as
al Fowler's and Donovan's solutions once bts Houston
street between Wooster and fanTens. H-br. H. cou
tpues the general practice OF medicine and surgery.
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+ ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF RICHLY CARY.
lied rosewood ano mahogany psTor and chamber nrni
trre rosewood parlor suits pier gasse paint
lngs dc al auction To Saturday December 49,
lUa O'Clock A. NJ, Mt the residence No. l6 West Fifteenth
street. near Seventh avenue without rain shine,
Tor cash 70 close estate Sae peremptory which
prlses variety OF soendidly seldom
with AT an auction IL Yellowstone round
WOOD octse pianofore richly nlad with peara
MUM piano; rich lace and brocael window curtans
hces large French plate pier glasses with gut soles
carved stauay marble centre side and sofa tables
wood nErbc top plate glass doors and backs Ores
Tiers several yer. valuable oil paintings landscapes
and moonlight subjects; reception chairs SusRosewood
parlor SUITS covered with crimson satin brocade frames
heavily carved aso IN green and gold damask also
extension psror suit pieces covered with
SILK velvet BRUSSELS carpets shades stands
costly manel ornaments The furniture bed
rooms consisting OF solid rosewood marble dressing bu
reaus, French plate mirrors marble washstands
wood Gothic and Eizabethan besesds hair
double spring mattresses spring seat chairs rockers sofas
and sofa beds and Vore chairs ingram and three
carpets together with general assortment of the usual
chamber furniture all Of which Is Ia good order Dining
roomsold oak extension table walnut marble top bullet
oak dining chairs msnte clocks walnut dining and
breakfast SETS a. pieces each ivory nad cutlery silver
plated bohemian liquor SETS glass champagues,
gobets tumbers decanes china plates cups and
punch bowls soup tureens &c, variety too numerous to
paricularzc in advertisement. Catalogues the
ing OF sale to be had at the house, NBFor the
daion Of purchasers have engaged the services OF
Potent pack and ship necessary The furniture
can be at S O'Clock morning of sale rain shine
I. GOULDSMITH Aucioneer
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COX MILES OF CANDY 49,,
I.OZC Mine Got, vat a peepelsh

I.O[o Nine Nof, vat Ncepeenl
Nine DOT, vat country
t. friends and patrons hereby tender my sincere &c
know for the large share Of public favor h
have enjoyed during uninterrupted period Of over twenty
years 4. 49,. = -. Ill
Notwithstanding the general rros'raon 81 business met
dent 10 panic have this manufactured an emoun
III candy spun out 70 the uniform thickness of an or
dnrry " candy would exceed In length that ~ one hail
81 the Atlantic cable be By the following state
merts- - -, o,,.. - -........a -
elusive Of gum, &c. &c, 4c0,np lbs -. -. -,
.iSo W 10 su's
The length II half the cable is stated 70 be l3D do
Nv friends your name legion your candy consuming
canhips equal 10 the carrying capacity OF the steam
fgate Niaeara your voices Of en- exered IN my behalf
raeS might impose silence hs deateung
Falls u Negara-" Buy lodgkns candy-its good aru
Gle from mouth 70 mouth "a echoei AMI re eehoe
from Inc mouths the Mississippi 20 the mouth of the ~
lawrence In acknog Judgement Of whch now borrow me
suep tongues II the Herald to convey my sincere thanks 70
my generous patrons .--.-- a
H. e yon IN Ii present occasion that have large and
varied stock candy hand, would be superhuous "
had no such auck hasc, " would he duty ~ INFORM
sow Expensvc fancy hoves have not but everything else
lnciudInr notices with big odd nonsense about tnem
tvie Lille lorrl aud sundry odd mules, rods, poles and
pprchee OF crushed or crepsied candies VIII oe
THoS. q, uoDGKINS.