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PERSONAL.

-. Hon. Linn Boyd, Of KY, formerly Speake,
OF The House Of Representatives is at the National
Major Anderson, U: 8. A Gen Gideon ]
Pillow, Tenn, are at Willafds'
80. Charles Mathews is playing to poor houses
In Richmond
go. Judge Mason, OF Baltimore, Md; Hon. IT
r. Walker. Ala ex-GOv. Frank Thomas, Md
and Hon. John Davis, Indiana, formerly SpeaL er
Of the House Of Representatives, are at Browns.
80. The New York Picayune, which, by the
way, comes to us with marked improvements in
the matter, illustrations, and general appear
ance at the hands Of its proprieiors, Gun K Co.
has the following hit at "The Ladies and the
Revival" .... ....., I
Lizzie. "Dear me, how provoking! It's
striking twelve we shan't have time to get con.
verted to-day, without missing lunch" a.|
Sallie. sob, never mind, dear. We've got to
20 shopping tomorrow about the bonnets, aud
itu do quite a. well them
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union, to-day, contains the Kansas
question speech of tho Hon. Sam. Smith, Of
Tennessee, of which, on its delivery, we re-
marked that it was destined to become "text''
for the Democratic party in all quarters Of the
country in the future consideration of the SUBJ
ject. This opinion of ours is amply borne out
by that Of the cOtempOraries of Mr. Smith in
the House, all parties there regarding it as be-
ing as able justification of the Democratic
Party's cause as involved in the controversy, as
that has given birth to in either hall of the Ma
tional Legislature or elsewhere. 1t should be
republished by every Democratic newspaper in
the land that can make room for it, for the
sake OF the cause it defends with such conclu-
sive force of reasoning
The Union shows up the New York Tn
bnne's classification of the House on the Le-
compton measure in which it (the Tri5nne)
counts lib for Lecompton and l2O against
it. To make out its 120 votes, ii he's the assur-
anee to reckon with the whole Of the Republi.
cans six Southern members and several known
Democrats. The Tribune reckons without its
host. Any shrewd man can see, by its owl
statement, that the success of Lecompfon is be
yond a doubt. The Tribune counts upon thu
aid Of members who would be deeply ASHAMED
to be found in any such company, and who will
almost blush to read the eOmpanionship ever
in print.
The Btelligencsr has no editorial to day.
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N
winch Is only about one-fOurth the number re-.
tired from the Navy recently
lshould suppose that persons now I'm Congress
who, when In the field in Mexico, saw the ne
eessity FOR the measure, would be able to con-
vince the entire Leg islature OF the wisd ON and
urgent necessity for the measure
IL Congress Is anxious to have an efficient army
IL has only to pass AN act which will retire sucb
officers as General Davis is DESTROYS of disposin0
OF. From the above estimate Of the probabIe
number to be retired you will perceive that the re
are 30 field officers and only IA company officers;
hence You may infer that there are so few inef.
fcient company officers II Is only necessary to
pass such law as will retire all such commits
stoned officers are not fit for active service to
give our country an efficient army As Congress
could make an efficient army by retiring SO few,
IL seems astonishing that such step has not been
taken long since. Should the fifty be retired the
majority Of them could he prohtably employed
ana courts, and thereby prevent like number
oeIng detached from Their companies and regi-
mehts, to perform said duties This course |
would prefer to that recommended by "Stirrupn
give ssli writer credit for originality in his
,e, Du, 1 cannot believe him sincere in his
proposition lor he inust know that IL is highly
Important to have efficient Engineers Tono,
graphicai Engineers, and Ordnance Officers.
SWORD.
EFFECTIVE SPEEcHEs.-We know no moro
effective speeches delivered in the House hall
upon the current absorbing topic than those Of
Messrs. Phillips, of Pa, Dowdell, of Ala. and
Burnett, Of KY, each of whom duly made his
mark lin them upon the political history of
the times. We congratulate these distin-
guishsd gentlemen on the demand from abroad
for their respective efforts. Such demands are
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ID In another column Of the Star will be
found an extract from Mrs Eastman's admirable
+" Sketches of Fashionable Life" The CHAPTER
copied is graphic showing-up Of fashionable
church-going in New York city, and, like the
almanac calendar, is calculated for other meri.
dians ,,
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By THE PRE-rBSEsSSSSl Or THE UNITED

In pursuance Of law, |, JAxEs BUcHANAH. Presi-
dent of the United States OF Amerior, do hereby de
clare and make known that pubic sales will be held
of Kansas, at the periods hereinafter designated, to
wit:
AT the land office at LKroAPToS, commencing on
Monday the fifth day Of July pext for the dis posal
OF the public lands within the following named town
ships, viz:
South Of the base line All cost Of ths siIth pr'n-
etpaI nleridida.
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LOST AND FOUND.

co REWARD -Strsyed away from the subscri
eyc Der on "Wednesday lss:, Br'rnle ~zerAA
cow. with back and head white. Had 49,
part Of the right ear cut OF. Ia supposed too ~
hsve calf The above reward wall be gwen NJ
brous to my resldence, No. Sl Virginia avenue,
between Sd and AZ SITS. Island, or for informal ion
that may lead to her recovery
mS 81 THOMAS COLLINS.
WATCH FOUND.-A Silver WATCH, with
w Cham. DO, attached, wa found on yesterday,
m the roar OF EliIs Foundry, The owner car
1t by calling al the Sar Office and paying for thIs
advertisement. m2gS
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value Of their labors In behalf of the GOOD
cause of peace and goodwill between the at
present antagonistic sections of tho Confeder-
acy.
"lF POTS AND PANS were ifs and ands,
TheTe'd be no room for tinkers'
(Old Copplet.
"It is remarked that If Messrs Allen, of RI.
and Jones, Of Iowa, had obeyed their instruc-
tions, and II the half-instructed New JERSEY Sem
ators had truly represented their constituents; IL
Messrs. Fitch and Bright, of Ind d, who have no
right to their seats, had been turned out, there
would have been majority against Lecomp-
ton ~" Special dispatch TO the New York
Tribune, from Oar O~n Corrsspondent,n Wash
'ngtO", Tuesday, March %, 1853.
DISTINGUISHED VIsIrERs. Among the
strangers of note now in this city, we perceive
the Hons. John w. Davis of Indiana, and Linn
Boyd Of Kentucky, ex-Speakers Of the House of
Representatives of the United States. The lat
ter is at the National. Both look in ne health,
and enjoy hearty welcome, indeed, from their
old associates in public life, of all parties, and
| their many warmly attached friends in this
| city.
The END APPRoAcHETH.--The House this
| morning agreed unanimously to devote until l
| p. m, on Thursday next to general debate on
the Kansas question, while nominally dis.
eussins the Deficiency bill, and then to take
the vote upon the Senate's Kansas State bill
without further debate. And, further, to close
| the general debate On the Deficiency bill on
the next dsy-Frdsy next .
Mr.. CARUTHEEs.-The Hon. Mr. Caruthers,
| of Missouri, who went last fal! to Cuba for his
health, lett the island for this city previous to
the departure of the last mail received from
Havana. He has been heard from on his jour
ney hither, and is in improved health. We
look for him to arrive here by Sunday evening
next, or, at any rate, early in the course of the
| next week.
for the week ending on Monday last shows the
following favorable results:
Receipts 81 ,S68 $50 Is
| Drafts issued. SIP ,532 &c
Drafts PAID ..................... l,647,623 vi
Amount on deposit. {, $50 ,66l 81
| Amount subject to draft. ........ 6,sSl 1O1 81
| This gives an increase in the balance subject
to draft Of $3,2l9,43O IA, since the previous
| week.
RESIGNATION OF AN ARMY OFFICER.-The
resignation of First Lieutenant Nicholas B
Pearce. Of the infantry, has been accepted by
the President, to take effect April 20, 1853.
TIE WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation is about o'clock a m
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At the land office at LRcoMProN. commencing on
Monday, the nineteenth day of July next, for the
disposal Of the public lands within the following
named townships. viz:
SoEth Of the base line and east Of the si1tk prin
cipnl m,ridian.
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SPRING GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.

Having just received very handsome assortment
Of the sewest styles CLOTHS, CASH.
pared to serve gentlemen promptly and faith M
faIly With every s;s 10 Of garment. FOR WI
READY-MADE CLOTHING of the best quail
Ity always on hand to inject imn ediate wants."
A. I'll. YOUNG,
Merchant Tailor, Browns Hotel,
m 23-2W Pa. avenue.
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r.. X. PLANT a ca

} FtsHiioNIBHE GPHHoIsrERERs.
Manufacturers and Dealers in Sofas, Chairs
Lounges, Mattresses, 30.
Paper Hanging done in the best manner Garnet.
pished. = =. - 80 80
$50 D street, between 9th and 10th streets, Wa, h.
inyton, D, G, "a Is. Sa
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At the land Office at KIcxAPoo, commencing or
Monday the fifth day OF July for the dis posal
ofths public lands within the following named town
SHIPS, VIZ:
South Of ths base line and east Of the srta prin-
sipdl meridian
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pouring in upon the members from all quar-
ters Of the country, and evince the fact that
the Democracy of the nation appreciate the
value Of their labors In behalf of the good
cause of peace and goodwill between the at
present antagonistic sections of tho Confeder-
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IL Advertisements should be sent in by
IL o'clock m; otherwise they may not up
pear until the next day.
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The part outside
Of the Indian
reservation of

=, Az the iand once at kIcKA POO. commencing on
Monasy me nlasteenth day Of July next for the di
pOA 3i the public lads with. the following named
South Of the base liae a.d east of the sirth prix
eipdl meridian
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A PIANO FOR SEVENTYFiVE DOt.
"A LARS.-I hive a very good PIano,.-xxA
manufactured by Rnabe Cache, of Bai 49,
timo e, rosewood case, ak OctaveS whichtlttf'
! took ia part payment for hHc PI6no az Ifs' Iaf
DAVIS Co.'S make, which viii s.h upob a. :,
terms for SIS.
Also, one very much the same At, L., made IA
Chlckering, for s75, at our Piano store
ia JOHN r. ELLIS
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The PROPOSED ARMY RETIRED LIST

LEAvENwoRTH, X. r., March Is, 1853.
Editor Of Tie Star:
In yonr paper OF the Goth ult., fad a letter
signed "Stirrup,' which states that the views
OF one OF your correspondents, " Riae,'' meets
with hearty response from all who take an In
terest In Army matters In your paper Of the 18th
Mt, find communication signed Granger. -
the writer Of which estimates the numbar of
commissioned officers who should be retired I'm
order to render the Army efficient, to be about
hfty. have examined the Army Register for
ls1e, and find that the number can be made out.
according TO my limited knowledge Of the ser,
vice, as follows:
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MERCHANT TAILOR,

Seceath Street, Opp0. PdfeAt OEcs.
Would take the liberty of Informing his customers
ard the public that he has received his stock A.
of Spring ana Summer CLOTHS and CAS->
SIMERES, which he Will make M cheap Tor M
cash and not inferior to any IA the city "
A good Fit and Fashionable Garment war .-An.
ranted In all cxses.
Also, the usual Furnishing Goods kept by Mer-
chant TsIlOrs IN &c lw'
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NEW MILLINERY.
~ SPRING OPENING.
On Tuesday next, March 3rh. MISS TROMP-
son Wi / open at our Fancy Store large and IN
elegant assortment OF SPRING and SUM SSjst
MER BONNETS. comprising all the new *
and deslIab!e sty Of the ard 10 which the
attention Of the Ladies is respectfully invited
HUTCHINSON L MUNRO,
m Coat $40 Pa. av., between 81 n and 10th sts.
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OF THE NORTHERN LIBER.
TIES FIRE CttMpANV

Alta meeting ofthe Northern Liberties Fire Com
pany, held their return from the FIRE tins mora
imously
ReSolred, Thst the thinks of the Company be and
they are hereby rendered to Mr.. Thomas Lewis for
the very handsome and bountsui collation. furnished
Nv him for them, lts
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We have now on hand the most complete assort
ment of Wagons, Gigs, and Perambu ators for chill
dren that was ever before offered in this market, all
Of which for sale at the lowest cash pIIces
JOS. l.. SAVAGE,
Sign of the Gilt Saw,
m eG-6t Paav bet 10Th and nth .ts
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CNCLOfEplA OF observation-disclosures Ms
" text book for the Mechanic Architect. Ensi-
nser and Surveyor, comprising GeomatricaI PTniee
lion, NJ echanlcal, Architectural, aud Typographical
GNWTns si fetspectlye and lsometry; edited D, w.
T., w orthen prloe Sc.
Just published and for sale at
PHILIPS New Book tore.
ma SD Pa. ave-. bet 9TH and luth sis
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The part outside

The part outside
Of the Indian
reservation of 5 II
All except sec
tons |, 2, and
Sof I Il
All OF 2 /.
The part outside
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n8= F0lr--A Fair will be held at the Odd
Fellows Hail. Monday the 18th ins and continue for
week, for the benefit Of the FEMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM
Sister Regis hopes that this appeal the Orphans in charge
the Asylum will meet with that cordial sympathy which has
hitherto attended those which have been made. During the
past year sixty children been admitted The severity of
the epidemic considerably increased the number Of OBJ
jec for relief The propeors of the different omnibus lines
have kindly consented their lines till IL O'Clock every
night during the for the accommodation of parties
ing the Fair.
On the last night the Fair splendid Paror Rosewood set
consisting two Sofas tive Arm Chairs six Chairs with the
backs and seats elegantly embroidered, will be ratified
TIGKETs-one Dollar each-to be had at the Orphan Asy
lum, or ut the Hall during the Fair dig 2p6t
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DR.. HALB's LECTURES ON ELECTRO BIoLoGY.-Dr.
Hale, by all the best expostor Of the wonders
Of electrobioogy in America, is to begin his course
Of lectures tonight at Odd Fellows Hall His success
in the demonstration Of bis science wherever be has
gone, has been uniform and wonderful to all ; to
many mystery apparently Incapable Of solution. 10
all who take any interest ia mental philosophy these
lectures Of Dir. Hale, disclosing the imperecty IN
dersood phenomena Of tile mind, in its different con
ditions will offer an amount Of instruction and enter
tainment, OF which small conception can now be
formed. The lecture-room of Odd Fellows Hall, we
opne will hardly be large enough for the audiences
when Dr. Hale shall have given few touches of his
ability in his peculiar and very wonderful science
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More yEre'o Goodss

NJ o RE NEW G GOD ST!
AT A sACRIFICE!
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- The crowded state Of our columns, this morn
ing, has compelled the omission of much interesting
matter amongst the rest our usual variety Of poetry
and miscellaneous considerable quantity of light
reading matter will diversity and lend spice and
flavor to our columns during the week.
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For sale BY druggists aud dealers generally every
3J9 grrtR14w
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R7~New LusTtanOs Benevolent Association
requested to their hall Old Levee street No.
25 between ST. Philip and Ursuliues street onwEDNEsDAY
NEXT 18th nst O'Clock P NJ AS basaes Of great i'm.
will be brought before them punctua attendanceis
earnestly requested. By order Of the President:
DIS 2pS ANTHONY s AMBOItA, Secy.
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OFFICE or THE East PAsoAGouLA HOTEL COMPANY }
No Commercial Place
New Orleans, Dec. TO- 1858.
A5~ At a meeting OF the Board OF Directors
of the above institution held this office Tuesday It'll
inst, WIN. HENDERSON, Esq, unanimously elected
President and W. IRVING HoDGsoN, Secretary, TO serve
the ensuing year.
dI0 2p5t W. IRVING HopGSoN. secretary.
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To the Propretors Of the Daily Crescent
You will please discontinue my advertisement your daily
paper which the following card will explain:
The undersigned has hand and for sale large assortment
Of sLoAT CO.'S ELIPTICAL SEWING MACHINES,
the latest patent and by far the Sewing Machine invented
which can sell from forty fifty dollars less than the price
asked for the Wheeler L Wilson Machines.
This circumstance has exasperaed the vendors Of the
Wheeler Wilson Machine that they have by application to
the Second District Court of this city enned undersigned
from advertising his Machines Improvement supe
rior Wheeler Wilson'S either newspapers or in front
Of his door The public fail this an unjust
effort the part OF monopoly keep up the price the old
Machines which meet with any when superior
advantages Of the Machine, invented by sLOAT L CO.
shall be known
The undersigned relying the omnpotence OF truth and
the certainty Of public justice, expects hearing
can be had Of the in court this silly Injunction set
aside when my advertisement will appear usual in the daily
papers.
The undersigned takes pleasure announcing to the public
that although enioined from advertising his Machines
is in no prohibited from selling them they
by eerspaen in the United States England over every
other Sewing Machine made being best Machine
invented which justly sell under the prices asked for the
Wheeler Wilson, or any Of the old Inventions
feel sure of being able sell all who may want good
Sewing Machine, prohibited advertising those
and elegant Sewing Machines invite the pubic to call
and examine for themselves, at No IS Camp street
dlS 2pf M. S. HEDRICK.
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Curtain EDnaan1saka.

In Satin worsted and coon-ve hayee large stock Of at
very low prices
Also
LACE AND MUSLIN cURTAINs-which we are dest.
rons of closing out extremely cheap.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS 4 co,
11G Gannl street.
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We publish this morning the Presidents message
erteuso. The copy may be relied upon as strictly
accurate, as it is taken from the Richmond Enquirer
which paper was furnished with an authorized YER
sion.
The great length Of the document, taken in con-
neeton with the crowded state of our columns, pre-
cludes anything like extended comment Our readers
must peruse it for themselves, and make up their
own minds regarding its merits. We shall probably
have something to say about it hereafter.
-su-
THE 0RPHANs FAIR TINS WEEK.-To.day com.
mences the great fair for the benefit Of the Female
Orphan Asylum, under the direction Of Sister Regis,
which win be continued at Odd Fellow Hall during
the whole week. The generous public of New Or
leans should be apprised that there never was time
when this institution presented stronger claims upon
their beralty than the present, for the destroying
pestence which swept over the city caused an addt
tion Of less than sixty destitute orphans to the
helpless flock in charge of the sisterhood of course
largely increasing the expenditures of the asylum.
The great feature Of the Fair will be the rafting Of
magnificent sett Of rosewood parlor furniture with
embroidered covers tickets in which, though it Of
great value, will be but one dollar each. To accom-
modate those wishing to attend the Fair the propre.
tors Of the uptown omnibus lines will run their We.
hicles until u o'clock each night Of the ensuing
week.
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RB-Lndies, are You afflicted with Nervous
ness Dyspepsia of Energy Weakness Dizziness or Sick
Headache, read the following:
j. a. Hushizer Doylestown, Pa, June 81 My wife
has been afflicted with Nervous Debility September
1871 since which time have been unable any physician
medicine that would benefit her in the one day
called the of Dr. Harvey Of this town. tine
ture Of IRON and described him the Affections my wife
he then handed lot Of papers read among which
found one describing Hoolands German Bters. immed
aey procured bottles him. and am pleased to state
that the of the Bers has good than all the
medicine she has heretofore taken, wish you me
half dozen bottes.t
These Bers sold by druggists and stoeeepers in every
town and village in the United States Oanadss Indies
and South America, at rs cents per bettle
Principal office, AIS Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa
See that you get Hollands German Bitters.
Sold in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by WRIGHT
CO., Nos. q and Isl Charities street. dI 2pIm&w
ng- Weeds Patent Sewing Machine-yVe
have been often which is the best Sewing Machine
in use, and satisfy ourselves have spent
ming them all and give opinion
benefit,
We purchased Of the Machines and have
tried on every kind of work required family and gives
Ee pest satisfaction doing It's work rapidly neatly
stronger than the usual hand work It is much harder 10 rio
work done on this Machine than that done the ordinary way
It Is neat and tasty being very nicely Finished and to all ap
pearanee simple beyond the possibility of getting out of epa
by ordinary II Is very strong and durable and We are ven
assured OF them III years Of constant nae
It has already saved aors and dresmaers bills enough in
our family its cost, and think very profitable
investment to say nothing Of its convenience and the hours
needle work that it saves Notter. We mostemphatieay
this the Sewing Machine in use and the
abor-sayng Invention of the day.
MessEs. WHITNEY { LYON who are the propretors of
thesa Machines have aalesroom Broadway New York
Chicago Herald
H. S. HEpRICK, Agent,
Do 2Pan&W Is Camp street
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Rg- We have in type q very interesting article
from our fair contribntorl Arelee, which is crowded
out by the long miscellaneous article Of our friend
Buchanan-Which article we feel bound to present to
our patrons, although We do not expect them to
raaJ II
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ou stock of these Goods is still extremely large will
be sold lower than the prices any Also Plain
and Fancy Silks at satisfactory prices.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS CO.,
IlG Canal street
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MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER al l85s

--sssssssssssssss
VS. Mr.. @. H. Davidson, purser of the steamship
Empire City, hasp placed under obligations for usual
fagors-yaIuahle memoranda, papers, etc.
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Rg we are indebted to Redding & Co.'S Express
for late Galveston papers.
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TRIMMINGS.

We have better stock of Dress Trimmings and Ribbons
than any other dry goods house in New Orleans.
MERCHANTS can purchase Velvet Ribbons from US as
cheap at any establishment in New York.
BENTHUYsES, LEWIS & CO,
He Canal street