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rRAupuLExrLr PACKED COTTON.


We copy the following from the Memphis Ava
lanche, of the sfh inst
| Wis MPosIrIox.-It Is source OF modification
TO announce that ess than twenty-five or thirty
bales OF cotton returned from New orleans 10
this city by the steamer Belfast, upon her last up
trip upon the plea that they had been sisely packed
or in other words that they were hllec In with some
worthless substance which represented 80 much cot
/ ton. or course this cheat is attributable TO the
| planter and the author Of such vile imposition
| should be punished most condignly.
| Our Memphis contemporary speaks justice and truth
when he says the fraudulent practices in question
should be visited with condign punishment. He hits
the mark precisely aud all honest cotton planters
Of every cotton State of the South will agree with
him in sentiment and action. The only difficulty in
the way is in devising proper and practical
remedy-a remedy which, while 1t protects the fair
fame and interest of the upright planter, will result
in the sure detection and certain punishment Of the
dishonest planter packer who regardless Of every
honorable emotion, and seeking his own pecuniary
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT by foul MEANS recks not Of the dis
credit be may bring upon the most fair, LIBERAL dis
Greet rreproachable and important class of agricul
turists that exist upon the broad surface of Gods
globe.
This false packing OF cotton is no thing nor is
it confined to Tennessee. Cotton, II we not mis-
taken, has been sent back from Liverpool or heavy
reclamatons have been made, owing to the Infamous
manner in which it was packed. Stones sand, leaves
and trash, have been found in the interior Of bales
reducing their actual value to half Of the appa
rent value. And the changes through which the
cotton had passed-the different owners it had had
during its transit from the plantation to the com
mercia and manufacturing marts of christendom-
rendered it wen nigh impossible to identify and pun
j.. 80
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SILKS To be Sacrificed.


We have still oE hand large stock Of
DESIRABLE DRESS SILKS.
and not being disposed keep them on hand during til.
summer, will offer them
Greatly Below Cost,
in order to them CASH An examination Of these
goods and prices will convince all who may be disposed to
regard this advertisement method
goods at REGULAR prices, that really selling Silks
(which were bought during the panic last autumn
MUCH UNDER NEW YORK WHOLESALE PRICES
ahordng admirable opportunity those intending go
North supply themselves with adapted to that eli
mate at
Far Below Broadway PrIcesI
RS-Au examination is politely requested.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
myl2 2p3t l16 Canal street
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CLOSE OF THE AMPHITHEATER.-Th Amphthea-
ter closed for the season in blaze Of gloryn last
night The complimentary benefit to Mr. and Mrs.
Marsh was the warmest kind Of compliment, in a
double sense the house being SO tremendously
damned, that those who hadn't fans or broad.
immed hats came near snffocatng with the heat and
perspFation. We never saw more brilliant attend.
Of ladies' in that favorite resort Of the better
half OF creation.
The performances passed off with the usual effect
flowers were showered upon the fayorite juveniles oi
the troupe-Mr. Marsh made handsome speech Of
acknowledgment at the close--and the excitement
altogether, unlimited The last scene of all was
the presentation by Mr.. Marsh Of each one Of the
children TO the audience by name The rank Of each
Of the young ones In public favor was shown BY the
comparative bosterousness Of the cheers and the Law
ishness Of The flowers. Masters George Marsh and
Waldo and Miss Mary we're greeted with storms Of
enthusiasm Miss Louise, and Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh,
with perfect hurricane
Among the boquets thrown to Louise was one
Of gigantic dimensions, consisting OF a magnolia
flower 10 . bed OF ripe strawberries, surrounded by
Notifications Of fubIown roses with broad streamers
Of ribbon Of red, white aud blue--the white ribbon
bearing the name Of Miss Louise in large golden
letters.
The Marshes leave for St. Louis this evening" Sue.
cess Is bound to attend them.
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ADAM CITIZEN, Treasurer


As-Weed's Sewing Machine makes equally
good work the I'm fabric the heaviest cloth
either Of which, beauty durability superior hand
work We invite the attention of those who wish machines
Weeds Machine They the best for family use
adapted to all kinds Of work. They best for manu-
faeure because they make such beautiful stroug
They the best for aos, because they better
than his hands.
Extract from letter written by gentleman owning plsna-
ton New Orleans Your Weeds Patent Sewing Ma
chimes have been in almost since bought them
and with the best of practical
the two operators them finished complete of
for each Of my two hundred and plantation hands,
find the time saved in using paid
their cost"
The editor Of the GAINESVILLE Ohio Courier says: There
has been Sewing Machine this city given
such unbounded satisfaction to all who
Weeds Patent We have examined them and confess
admiration Of their simplicity and durability can
perfect confidence, after examination of all other Sewing
Machines this to be the best and
readers who wish Sewing Machine will give
them satisfaction"
WHITNEY LYON, Propretors, No. 345 Broadway, New
York. NJ S. HEDRICK rs Camp street,
AT 2plm&W Agent for New Orleans.
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Diseases orthe InrOat and Lang


DIX. G, p. CRANE,
Whose successful treatment In Diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs by the inhalation Of Electro Chemical and Medical Va
por is now we'll known be the only reliable and philosophical
process Of eng cure those extreme and
which bid defiance the ordinary rules of practice has
established a PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
the thorough Of all Chronic Functional Diseases by
means Of VeFgnes Electro Chemical Baths Galvanis and
Electro. Magnetism.
For the convenience Of those afflicted with Diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs and unable to visit city, who desire con
uation list Of Questions been prepared and will be for
warded on application TO DR.. c..
No. lb ST. JOSEPH STREET. NEW ORLEANS.
Inhang Apparatus Medicines etc. forwarded according 1.
the descriptions received in each particular case Patients O
the country be accommodated with rooms at the Institute
ials 2pMoWeFr&w6m
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To SpOrtsn,en.

There no class Of persons subject accident than
sportsmen Long experience has taught us this The Young
widfowl will tempt the spormeu the Geld The sunny
lake VIII surely have its numbers engaged In pscaory enjoy
menis and in all cases accidents will Why not there
fore my portsmen, yourselves against danger You
cSny powder, ball, hshnghooksAl edged toos-but have
you in your baskets box Of
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR;
II you have not you are not wise You don't want to be told
It's curative virtues. and you know that lis
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL in New Orleans by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and l5l Chartres street
General Agents for the South and to whom all orders should
be addressed mylo apsteodkltW
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To the .anfiCted.
JEFFRIEsi ANTIpoTE.

JEFFRIES' ANTIDO
Specific Mixture for the cure of Gonorrhea elect STRIFE
lures and similar disorders II speedy cure without
the least restriction Of diet drink exposure change ap
pcaton to business The proprietor challenges single case
OF recent Gonorhea which this mixture will cure Further
the disease cannot be contracted If Of the mixture
tsken when exposed Recent experiments and long expe
enee have proved that will radically cure any case which
be produced This desirable obtained in from two to
ten days and neither nor onds the palate
and renders unnecessary any deviation IN diet interruption
usual pursuits sound sleep healthy digestion the nuisance
thus removed speedily consistent with the production
thorough and Its ingredients are entirely
vegetable and injurious effect either consutionaly or To-
esly, can be caused by its use.
For sale IN New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
mylO 2p3teod<W 1870 NV aH''
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VEsrvArIs coScERr To.NIsHr--The concert at
Odd Fellows Hall tonight will be one Of unusual
excellence. The great cantatrice, vestvali, who
givesit Is TO sing several of her most famous pieces
and she Is TO be assisted by NJ Delagrave and NJ.
Junca, Of the Orleans Opera signor Garibold an
Italian singer Of high repute; Miss Jessie Mclean.
the American contralto; signor Macchi the great
s'arionetplayer Herr Braun, the famous yiooncel.
list; and NJ, FIandry presiding at the piano con.
cert Ike this at the close Of the season. viii not be
missed by any one who has either soul or an ear
for music. The programme and particulars as to
securing seats, are Published in another column.
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Lea S PerTtns'
W0RCEST ERSHIRE SAUCE.

The attention Of Hotel Keepers Propeors Of Eating Houses
Caterers for Clubs Mess aud Private Families
ended trial Of Lea PERKINS, famous Worcestershire
Sauce This condiment by its the high
rank pleasant paatabe wholesome Sauce appi.
cable TO soup, sh. hot and cold game etc. etc.
tensively used in all quarters Of the globe.
The Limitations" both sides Of the Atlantic
speak loudly Of s mets and the fact received only
Medal awarded foreign Sauce the Exhibition
attests the estimation in which held by those selected with
special rerenceto their ability judge Of tn quality
lar articles of table And being popular Sauce
the market unprncped parties offering spurious
Sauce by slightly varying the spelling of LEA PERKINS, -
only Proprietors Of the Genuine Sauce
stock awaysin Also direct ship
ment from England.
JOHN DUNCAN 4 SONS,
4O5 Broadway, New York
y2 ?ply Agents the United States FOR Lea Psrrps
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MARRIED WOMAN SENT TO THIS PENIrESTIARY.
In the Circuit Court Of Louisville few days ago,
woman named Mary Hsfer was sentenced to three
years in the Penitentiary for stealing quantity of
wearing apparel She aud her husband were German,
and could not speak word Of English. There was
no evidence against him, and she said that he knew
nothing Of her crime, bat he was held to answer a
charge Of having goods in his possession, knowing
them TO have been stolen.
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GRANGE FOR AQUATIC SPoRrsmEs.-- Ripple
Is for sale-the beautiful Rpple-the wind.wlnged,
waveskippng, spray-dashing, cup-winning, gazelle.
like Ripple She was built by John Mahoney, OF
Algers aud is one Of the prettest and eeest yachts
in the whole country--is in fact, well known to fame
Gentlemen fond Of water-raeing will have to wait
many day before such another chance offers to pro-
cure a crack waterracer. Mr.. r. Miikin, No. IS
Common street. is the gentleman to call upon about
the Ripple. See the advertisement
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Great Louisiana Remedy.
GOIN S KAP RLAPE NJ
Office, No. IL Exchange Place.


The proprietor and sole manufacturer presents this prepare
ton to the public remedy of great value for variety Of
troublesome and dangerous Diseases after twenty-five
years experience in its efficacy
He safely recommend in all Cuaneou Diseases of the
Skin for Badness Dsndu 10 the Hair Disoganizaon Of the
Digestive Organs Chs and Fever Bilious Chagres and In
temiten Fever Diseases of the Liver and Kidneys Female
Complaints etc. And proof that he upon good
grounds he would respectfully call the attention Of the public
to the following certificates from living in this city
New Orleans, January %, 1883.
B. Goins-Dear Sir On my from Aspnwa In July
last had attack Of Chsgres fever and trying
every imaginable remedy without ell induced try
your Kaperapeum" Fever and Ague Tonic happy
say that although is months since took the
dose have not been troubled with chill since and
every believe that your medicine has had the effect
rely removing the disease from my system therefore
aoyis pleasure recommend most valuable med
cine. Respectfully yours
l.. A. CLARK,
"A Dryades street,
New Orleans, La.
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IN oRpERING TIcKErs on oERrIEIcATEs

IN UKUkKINU TIUhETS OK NERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address Tickets ordered on
receipt OF which they will be forwarded by mali
have tickets ending any Hgure they may
Designate
The list of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be pur
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
as-Puchasers will please write their signatures plain and
give their Post Office, County and State.
ksRemember that every Prize is drawn payable Ia
fall, without deduction.
All communication strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either samueI
Swan A Co., Augusta, Ca, or to
SAM'L SWAN l. CO., Box SO S, PostOfice,
a24 2pGw New Orleans La
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SOMtIsern Furniture gV-arerOon

Southern Furniture gTrGrerOOsns
WILLIAM H. STEWART,
1t Nos. III and 17s Canal street, Ne,O Orisans,
Has Just received from the mandatory beautiful stock
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRs and BEDsTEAps. IN ad
ditiOn to his hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
omprising EVERYTHING in his line Of business Parte.
wishing anything in his line will to their advantage to
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
WILLIAM H. STEWART,
myl0 3pst<w III and l73 Canal street
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ps-Notice - Meetings OF the Ninth Ward
American Club will be held at their Club Room No. l6 Fedi.
dand street, Immediately opposite the OF Victory
street. every FRIDAY EVENING, at ~ O'Clock and every
SUNDAY at II A. NJ, until June 7th 1858. general and
punetusl attendance is requested
By order Of the President:
myl2 2pte I. BACHEMIN, Jr, Secretary
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ns-NOtice--The regular meeting OF Ameri-
Club Eighth Ward, Third District will be held at the
Club Room the United States Hotel on EVERY MON
DAY, TX o'clock P. NJ.
The members requested to be punctual.
BY order Of the President;
AL 2pte G. II. JENIsoN, Secretary
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BUSINESS CHAN0Es-Mr. L. II. Duncan, Of the
cotton factorage and commission house Of Duncan 4
Logan, has sold his interest to Mr.. George William
Logan, Jr., who viii hereafter continue the business
under the same name and style heretofore Of
Duncan Logan. We call attention to the cards on
the subject 10 another column
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After prayer, the Assembly adjourned.

Too LATE.-The Governor Of North Carolina few
days since granted a respite to negro who was SEN
fenced to be hung for numbering his Mistress in Co.
lnmbus county in that State But it arrived too late.
He had already been executed.
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~ Hoonand's German Bitters VIII cure
Liver Complaint Nervous Debility Dyspepsia ETC. etc Read
what is said Of them. G. W. BOWEN says
ANDERSON, Ind, Jan. l6 1851.
Your Bers give general satisfaction their virtues
and have the hs case yet to hear Of where they give
nre satisfaction could you certificates were
necessary but in this community their fare fully esta
shed am positive sell them than is sold Of any
three patent medicines in this county In my own case have
received more benefit from them ak have re
eevea nom the regular physicians in ye years can there
fore eonscentonsy them and do say eed not
be without them in my family for any amount
Principal office AIS Arch street PHILADELPHIA Pa Sold nv
druggists sioekeepers in every and village in The
United States canada West indies South America at rs
per boftle.
Sold in New Orleans wholesale and re,sl. by WRIGHT
Co., Nos. a and l5i OhaFtEes street. myl spIm4w
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Rs-Dr. Hostetter's celebrated stomach Bit
eis have proved such certain for all
Ach that no can for question efficiency the
most dreadful and alarming For many years have
watched It's steady in public estimation and its
cent effects for all complaints arising from the
aeh Of morbid and free say
lied upon certain relief and remedy It's proprietor
made the above preparation after years study sit
ting and is eapng the reward claimed by this valuable
specific and which he SO richly merits 1t is the only
ton Of the kind that is reliable in all cases. therefore
mands the attention of the afflicted.
Sold by druggists everywhere, and by HoSTETTER a
SMITH Sole Propreors, Nos IS Water IS Front Streets
Pittsburgh. mylO 2p6tAltW
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In this city Thursday evenipg 18th inst Mrs CAR
0LINE E. SEYMOUR, wife Of Isaac g. Seymour, aged 4s
years.
The friends OF the family invited the funeral this
afternoon at o'clock from Christ Church. Canal
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Rs- The public are hereby Informed that
the bills for City Consolidated and Railroad Tax Real
Estate Slaves Capital Income and Personal Property Of all
kinds according the Assessment Rolls of 1851
possession TaxPayrs respectfully invited
and pay them.
my1 2plm ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer
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R9- American Club, First Ward--The re-
guar meetings Of this CLUB viii be held every WEDNESDAY
EVENING, at the Eagle Hail. corner Prytana and Felicity
streets ~ o'clock. Punctual attendance earnestly
sired.
my4 2ptf JAS BEGGs President
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Rs- American Club, Seventh wacd-ThIs
Club meets regularly every SATURDAY EVENING at hall
o'clock at the Railroad Veranda of Victory and
Eysian Fields full attendance Of the members /,
especially requested at the meeting.
ny order Of the President:
myl0 2ple EUG. d. CUyELLTER, Secretary
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BENZ. s. HARRISON.

N9- There is no such word Fail - Read
the advertisements in another column headed embods Gem
nine Preparation
For sale. wholesale and retail by j. WRIGHT CO. Nos
II and Isl Charities street. myl0 2p6teod
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p8-rO the Publlo-The undersigned most
respectfully susmts his the Of the city OF New
Orleans as candidate for the office of MayoreecOu
oil on the It'll day Of June next.
ja26 2pte BENZ g. HARRIssuN
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Aa- Sixth Ward American Club 500 The
American Club the Sixth Ward District every
FRIDAY EVENING, at ~ O'Clock, the St. Philip Ball
Room 81 Philip street. general punetus attendance
Of all the members Is particularly requested
By order Of the President
rnv6 ia pApprN cac......
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n9rNotIce-The American Club No. meets
EVERY SATURDAY, at ~ O'Clock P. H. No. New Ba-
SIM All legal voters residing the Ward may
join the Club, requested have their registered
agreeaby to the Constitution Of the Club.
as 2pte BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
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FRIDAY MORNING. NAY Il. lsss.

srThs Official proceedings Of the Common Coun
Gill; the list of uncalIedor letters together with much
Other matter, win be found the inside pages of to
DAVIS Crescent.
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nS-Notiee "A meeting of the Tenth and
Eleventh Ward American Clubs will be held at the Club Room
on Tchoupit uas street. Fourth District SATURDAY 22d
inst at ~ O'Clock, to elect Delegates City Convention
myl0 2ptd BY ORDER or THE PRESIDENT
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hoDoSsKiL's REsTAuRANT.-The old and popular
epeureAn headquarters Of Msssrs Mcdonnell Mee,ra. No
~ oommsa street IS 10 remain open summer and viii as
= 'oana for the excellence Of Is sas aud
It's elegance and comfort 10 all ether details, Penalties ana
dealers viii a. usual be supped with all kinds Of vine. and
liquors Of the best at wholesale prices See the card in sohs
enlurnn = - - - ~'S'a'N'
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n9- Hall of the Fifth Ward American Club.
The members of this Club requested every SUM-
DAY. u O'Clock NJ Globe Ball Room at the corner
of St. Peter and ST. Charles Streets
by order of the President:
te VICTOR GFRODTA gacratarv
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Oar N'escIy Inpenfed

PATENT ROTARY EGG WHIP
VIII effect great saving Of time aud labor by eggs
be whipped into stiff froh in from three five minutes
and the work can be done by child.
II will be found Of the most useful household implements
lately offered the public Every housewife should have one
For sale by
HENDERSON 4 GAINES,
myl 2pl2t % Canal streai
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R9- Mr.. Editor; Please announce me a
candidate for the Office Of Street Commissioner subject 10 the
nomination Of the American Party at the coming
June
als 2ptmy2ls JONATHAN ASTON
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~ Parser c. Il. Denison, Of the steamship En-
pire City, has our thanks for valuable memoranda
and late papers.
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Printing Papers,
Read This /!

. . NEW ORLEANS, August IL, 1857.
Dear sirThe twenty -four inch MIL which purch from
for Mr. j. Pack woods plantation has attached
the sugarmill engine and put in operation an
much pleased with ii in every respect regard to It's sim.
pey, durability, and quantity gTind the mill
when in operation several times found my surprise
the mill grinding bushe per mnue expect
the mill to grind regularly thirty bushels per ease
To Sugar Planters would especially your Mills
beleng them to be superior any mill manufactured
Yours respectfully,
sul4 2ph JOHN s. MCDONALD Enginear
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VT-an Paper, VE'au Paper!

good selection Of Fine Medium and Low Priced Papers
Just received good assortment Of CABINET HARDWARE
and UPHoLsTERERs' TRIMMINGS, GAMPHENE SPIRIT
GAS OR BURNING FLUID, PAINTS, OILS BRUSHES,
ETC., etc., at Lowest Cash Prices by
HEATH Il MILLER, Is Camp ST.,
Agents for W. Tden a Nephews
m23 2p1y celebrated Copal VRrnish.
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Great Bargains i'm Dry Goods,
THE NEW STORE
TH HI o ID o RE TR OTIS,
No. 1872 CANAL STREET,
Touro Buildings.
On and after MONDAY the undersigned will sell his BA
Reyes, JACoNETs ORGANIZES, BALzoRINEs AND
MUsLINs, at extremely reduced prices:
Printed Bareges worth 25e, at I5c.
Plain Soc, at Zoe.
Barge Robes IS, at IS.
SO
very rich, worth 49, at 50.
:. brilliant eoors, worth SIS, At $40
French organdies at l5c
JacOnets at l21Is Is, 20 aud Csc.
Muslin Founee Robes al 81 So
Rich enuminee 0rgandy Robes worth SIS, at So
Also
splendid lot of Parasols Narques Linens DriuRs
tain Musns Linen sheeng Towels Table Cloths and Nap
kins Silk Kid and Net Gloves Hose Hose Plain and
Embroidered Swiss Musins Printed Linen Cambrics and
great variety of other Goodsa greatly reduced
price.
THEODORE FRoIS,
myl0 2p6t 1872 Canal st., Touro Buildings