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REw YoRK, "Wednesday night
H u rHHt Fpbruarv Ia 1ahi


The article In the Union Of yesterday on Public Econ.
omy" commands the approval Of every Of ntelli
gence, honesty and patriotism The rerenchfent
price advocates evidently determined TO op and hack
with all heE might at the appropriations for the public
service without giving themselves time 10 ascertain
whether the effects of their economy may not hereafter
involve the country in expenditure of millions upon
Millions besides the irepaabe loss of national honor
and dignity which may result from the proposed whole
sale reduction of the army and navy estimates IL Is
very easy for gentlemen .'who live at home at eace TO
uut down the expenses Of defending thousands Of
miles Of border settlements against the deadly nroads Of
the savage tribes to decide how many men are sufficient
to preserve the supremacy of the federal authority and
the tdscipcsof Brigham Young in Utah
to estimate according to the scale OF prices charged by Ad
ans express railroads and post roads, the cost of
transporting supplies to border settlements and
there is nothing more easy than for member long in
his cushioned chair to reduce the expenditure which is
necessary TO sustain navy adequate TO defend
merce and protect shores There is nothing simpler
than this and it is easy to dignity such action with the
epthet of economy, Bat ii, as is probable when
frontier posts abandoned Utah restored to Elder kim
ball and the efficiency of the navy Crippled our border
settlements are devastated by the scping knife, the
tomahawk, and the brand of the Indian our authority
tamped under foot, and our laws defed by the half
subdued Mormons and coasts and flag exposed to
the outges OF every foreign government that chooses To-
insult u.s. the weight of responsibility that will fall the
shoulders Of the atanypricc advocates will
be rather heavier than they will like to bear Had these
rigid economists advocates of Spartan frugaty
by pruning their expenses which furnish
such an ample field for the indulgence of their
mania, and exhibited less ingenuity in cutting down the
scanty pittance which gallant soldiers and sailors
ceive for the hardest service under heaven they would
have better earned the reputation which they to
desire earnestly. The poor clerk who earns his
sixty seventy dollars month by diligent attendance
his desk from morning till night is to receive le pay
be turned adrift the world because the wise
who passed the pension bill and the homestead bill de-
sire to practise rigid economy The contrast OF the
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TnB AucrroSrrRs At NV YoRK Tho journal of
Commerce contains list of the amount Of goods sold by
each OF the auconeers Of that city during the six months
ending December 3Ist Only seven of them sold over
million of dollarRA namely T. M. Hoffman, 81 0iS,-
6tO f. H. Ludlow s2,l7f,597; A. II Nicoiay 81,
81 $50 223 Charles r. spier 81, III, 800 and A. II.
Muiler sld22 ISL The next highest on The list docs
not reach half million u being Walden pell, who sold
sll6 $40 then following Hewlett Scudder, 1858 sl0t
+ r. Minturm s277 ,5sj g. II. Austen, s2I9,226 and
T. e. Holiday, 700
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TIE WASHINGTON UNION.

Tequiition from the Coaneeilcut authorities, on which
the alleged deiauteT was arrested and being ccn
yeei within their jusdieon The detectives are very
wrath at the rough manner ID which they say that they
were handled - ~ AleFI%.MI M.
THE evening papers q to-day give publicity 10 the IN
vestgatons which have been made Id order 10 discover
clue to the fate Of Mrs Brapnan wife OF Captain
BrannAn, United States army whose mysterious disap
pearanoe from the residence oi her mother Mrs Crane
Chelsea, Staten island, p July last caused SO much ex
element at the time and such intensely painful anxiety
10 her gallant husband and her family Mrs B was last
seen on the quarantine landing engaging carriage 10 60
to Port Richmond, in which she drove on man in
black having also got into the carriage and taken
seat beside her This apparently unknown TO
Mrs b. The belief Is that the unfortunate lady has been
murdered by this mysterious man, all the facts ex
clude the possibility of the belief that she voluntarily
left her home where she left her mother and only child
On the contrary IL Is proved that she about 10 Join
her husband nj Key West in the fall and had sent hither
portion Of her furniture The one of The saddest
on record q HHH Tsaz.lar-E 1 H.TfsEEa FF nat.s .a'
The financial from Europe has not had much In
fuence market here The reported warlke prep
arations in England and do create alarm The
fact that the English funds tru and that England Is
exerng herself TO prevent hostiities is generally con
sdered pretty indication that the difficulty will
be adjusted y Ell a15EtsfI HEi g' ta'a-a ADSJIM 1
+.
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BILL INTRODUCED.

Mr. CLAY introduced hill TO amend au act approved
May 81 lS44, entitled ''An act TO amend the judiciary
act passed the Gath Of September 1899 which read
and referred TO the Committee on the judiciary
This bill provides that final Judgment in any circuit
court of the United States in any civil action brought
by the United States for the enforcement of the
laws for the collection of debts due actions brought
against any collector tor the recovery of duties alleged
to have been Illegally exacted may be reexamined and
reversed affirmed In the Supreme Court upon writ Of
in other cases. without regard to the or
value in controversy in such action at the instance Of
either party /. .-F-s-rr8 I'd. Fs-- eaHwTEH H. F.rTr
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ovERLAND MAIL 10 ruE PACIFIC,

On motion by Mr.. WILSON the following resolution,
which he submitted several days SINCE taken and
agreed TO $40 ara EtG-..f#s# HEf#H
Resolved That tho Postmaster the earliest practicable
period Of all contracts
john bis oarry the
otherwise Mississippi the Pacific ocean
intermediate points at he state by Whist authority
what law resolution such contract
ngrceut made that he also state fully what
advances have been made for OF such services
agreements when 20 whom made and in what
And the General further aud SGT orh
fully orecrs packages, dispatches other
ter transported
Mississippi California, intermediate points and tho
collected rsned Tor Otherwise
letters dcpaicc packages and Whist security
have the performance ~ such aErcnen contracts
other
number that have been carried by company
prints points, and compensation
siHiryer, t.-.ers
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q Mr. PEARCE gave notice that he would introduce
bill making appropriations for the Improvement of the
navigation Of the Patapseo river. s -- -- -r 81. r-
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The Senate proceeded 10 the consideration of the bill
making appropriations TO facilitate the acquisition OF the
island of Cuba by negotiation.
Mr. CHANDLER thought this was a most extraord
nary proposition TO be submitted 20 the Congress Of tho
United States at this time With bankrupt treasury
when we have 70 borrow money 10 pay our daily ex-
penses and have efficient remedy proposedwth our
great national works in the Northwest going TO decay
and money TO repair them without harbors of refuge
for OUT commerCc, and with money 70 erect them, or
build light houses with national debt of seventy mil
lions Of dollars and increasing at the rate OF thirty MIL
lions per time of profound peace, the Senate
is startled by proposition borrow thirty millions OF
dollars-and for what TO pay Just claims against TINS
government long deferred 10 provide for the improve
mcnt of lakes, harhors, and rivers No, we have no
money for any such purposes those Is u 70 build
railroad TO the Pacific connecting the eastern and west
slopes with bands OF iron and opening the continent
oT settlement No that IS said 20 be unconstutons
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Mr.. FITCH from the Committee on Printing, reported
in favor of printing the usual number Of copies OF the
Typographical memoir Of Col Wight for the use of the
Senate and five hundred additional copies for the Of
the War Department (which aSrced 70. ----.-
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standard, are greater fffesR to enp than what arc
performed ~ the toops q France Or Ensla4d, The
French weEe seventy thonsand at AgeFia aud
cesetted uear Their depots Then osses Gar exceed
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Phila,el

HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Pbilmle|
III phia.-A Bcneyolent Institntion ost,,,i;.hoa
by special Endowment far lie Rci;ar of ti,n s;'n
and Distressed. afflicted with Vircnt and Emidsm;c
Diseases, N's''' ''e ''i''"'''''o
The Howard Association IN Wow ~ tho ows,,
destruction of human fc cnm,ed ,v s.,.I w." AZ.
eases and the deceptons Practical nnon ,he nn,r Gr
tunute victims of such discnsos hv 1"".t "''n,,
years ago directed thcr Cons,iin% s,rS, n'So." ~
Charitable Act worthy or th";r ,"nn = ,,. w.
Djspensary far the treat tncnt ~ th;s .s, " a.
eases in iii their farms and w ";,o Wo1;an y, a,
gratis to ali who apuv bv Letter win hnscr;",;on
of their condition lace occ",n,;"n ,It ~, H.
~, onI l., a, N'se e. 'l'"''"", ha".e " ny,
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STARTLING BUT TRUE!-1'he Science
~ of Autography!-D Gustavus Gettemburg. has
permanently located himself in the city of NewOr-
leans and would respectfully inform the public at
large, thai he is the only Professor in this Country
Of Genuine Antography, or the science of reading
the character, qualities. ayd impulses of an indi-
they will succeed in, whom and what nature of per-
son they should marry, etc, etc.
Full information as above, puactually remitted on
receipt OF few lines sofhandwritng, of enclosing one
dollar.
Hints on the Art of Con.tshp, with much valua-
bic information of interest to the young people Of
both sexes, sent postage free the receipt Of One
Dollar. Address: DIR. G. GUTTEM BURG.
June 26, l85S.-ly. NewOrleans, La
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IATE OF LOUISIANA-Distric Court
49, 49, Parish of st. I.andry.-No. sG67 Estate of
Carmelite Lacase deceased.
FLoRIAN soSSIER, of the Parish of St. Landry,
administrator OF the estate of Carmclite Lacase,
deceased, late of said Parish, having filed a fnal
tableau and account Of said estate, accompanied by
nus petition, praying that the same may be homolo-
gated and approved; And wbareas, the prayer of
sag petition has been granted by order of Court
NOW therefore, notice is hereby given to all per-
sons sons interested to show cause, if any they have
within thirty days from the date hereof, why said
tableal p SHOULD not be homologatef and confirmed
Clerks office, opeloYsas, MayH e, 1850.
LIS. " I}APES (Ier1,
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PHOTOGRAPHIC GAIL,ERY.-Q1o
l. FELLOWS BUILDING WASHINGTON La.

PHOTOGRAPHIC GALhERY.-
i FELLOWS BUILDING WASHINGTON La.
It's as great mi&plse to suppose that anybody
can become good photographic as to conclude
that any one cans be a Hiram Powers or a Shakes
peare. There was time within the memory of all
when the entire country was overrun with set of
oneho'se daguerrean operators whose claims to the
name OF artist were about as well founded as those
o. the Rev. Dauphin Williams to the throne of
france. This noble army of martyrs" has been
gradually decreasing for years past and very
superior class of men are taking their places Pho
tosrapny occupies now an acknowledged position
among the line arts, and has been brought to ahigh
aegee OF perfection by the combined efforts of genius
and labor. Mere dabsters have been taught that
two OF uree weeks is not sufficient to place them OH
par with men who have spent years of toll and
s.ady IN developing and peroeting the art. Among
s snose VINO have made this art their study since the
msI ihclpient process invented by the immorta!
yWasncrre IS H. S. Brecn who has lately fitted up in
" -! gton one OF the most complete suit of
1n IN l1e Sonth. He has light containing over one
aunuFea teet OF glass some two dozen cameras of
eseiy " KIND and size and very extensive abratpry
~ ~ cnemcals In fact he is prepared to execute in
med e ?st @ complete style of art any kind of picture
a n.aae IN the United States Particular attention is
ea 10 his plain photographs which are gems in
sue,l % way and Afforded at so low price as to be
within the reach Of all.
, ms photographs colored in oil arc as durable as
any ~ w painting on canvass besides they
"'Wnys Wy true representations oGshe original. @
washington. La, February 5, 1859.
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SUCCESSION S SAI.E.-Parisb Of st. Ian.
~ dry, State Of Louisiana, Estate of NJ leste Gui.
dry, widow of Dorsinot l.. Rentrop, dece$5e =.
By virtue of all order emanating froiii Hha> Hon
District Court Of the Parish st. LapirS s.A
offered at ancti"n to the highest and last III III
the undersigned administrators on s2of
Saturday. April 30, 1850, s.
OF the Court House in the town of OpelousasH
following slaves belonging to said Estate, to Wits
Francis, negro man, aged Is years.
Frances, negro girl, aged Is years. &
penelope negro girl, aged Is years, with her Z"
Aug',ste, aged years. AIRS d
TskNs AND CoSMrIoys On a credit of Of,
and three years from the 18th day Of April, 1850.
Purchasers to furnish their notes in solido to the
satisfaction Of the administrators. payable to their
order at the Counting House of MeSsrs. BeIloca "
Co., in the city Of NewOrcans. and to bear 3 per
cent per ann'1n interest from maturity until final
ssaa srss' on %saii'Hs si ssvss sa ans se 81
chase. WILsI IA;f-~...ssstrB p BELL. \
ONEZ!ME A. GUIDRY, /
ESQ. Administrators.
Opclousas March 90. 1859 Ii
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THE GOLDEN RRIzE ILLUsTR AyEn

THE GOLDEN RRIZE ILLUSTR AT'ED
Dean & Sater, successors to Beckett 4 Co.
MISS SOUTHWORTH,
COLONEL G. W. CROCKETT,
CHARLES BURDETT,
THOMAS BUM ENGLISH, NJ d..
HENRY CLApP. JuS.,
GEORGE ARNOLD,
SAMUEL YOUNG,
MKs. ANNA WHELPLEY,
MISS VIRGINIA VAUGHAN, .4
Mus. DI. VERNON, ..s
MISS HATTIE CLARE,
FINLEY JOHNSON.
Write only for the
GOLDEN PRIZE.
COLLEEN PRIZE
GOLDEN PRIZE. ."a..
GOLDEN PRIZE.
GOLDEN PRIZE.
GOLDEN PRIZE.
The New York Weekly Golden Prize is one of the
largest and best literary papers of the day-an I'm
perla Qnarto, containing eight pages. or forty
soaaMns' OF the most Interesting and fascinating
reading matter, from the pens Of the very first
writers Of the day,
ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED. EVERY WEEK.
A PRESENT, WORTH FROM so CTS. TO $500 90,
Will be given to each subscriber Immediately on re-
ceipt Of the subscription money. This ia presented
as Mcmento of Friendship, and not as an induce.
nent to obtain subscribers.
1"eS1ry 1"e s,s ~. =" ,.v yets
One Copy for three years.. 90 and 3 i"
one copy Tor if3e years..... 90 and ="
AND TO CLUBS,
Three Copies, one year. S. 90 and . Z"
rive Coplcs oue year. 90 and :"
Ten Copies, one year Is 90 and 10 !"
Twenty-one Copies, one year 30 90 and Il !"
The articles to be given away are comprised in
tue following list:
Packages of Gold, containing. :. $500 90 each,
o do do do -. 200 90 each.
10 pit Lever Hunting Cased Watches 100 90 each.
20 Gold Watches. s................. rs 90 each.
lSS 90 DO DO :. :::::::: 90 90 90 90 ssss. sss',.
800 Ladies' Gold Watches ......... 35 90 each.
200 Silver Hunting Cased Watches. 80 90 each.
500 Silver Watches. ...... $40 90 to Is 90 each,
1000 Gold Guard Vest, and
Fob Chains $40 90 to 30 90 each.
Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Brooches Ear Drops,
Breast Pins, Cuff Pins Sleeve Blttons, Rings, Shirt
Studs, Watch Keys, Gold and Silver Thimbles, and
q variety of other articles, worth from SO cents%o
Sl5 each
Will present to every person sending us so sub.
scribe1s, at 81 each, II Gold Watch, worth $40; to
any one sending us 100 subscribers, at 81 each, II
Gold Watch worth $40. Every subscriber will also
receive a present.
Immediately on receipt of the money, the sub.
scribers name will he entered upon our book, and
the present will be forwarded within one week, bu
mail Or cypress, post paid.
All communications should be addressed to
DEAN SALTER. Pr0prietors
Nov. g, 1858. 33j Broadway, Newly
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STATEOF LOUy, ,aNA-District Court
= ~ Parish Of st. LSSry. No sGG6. :. Estate Of
Don LOUIS ID wifes deceased.
FLoRIASS3 .1k, of the Parish of st. Landry,
a dInlnls1 isuef The estate Of Don Eouis Sonnier
ana deceased, late of said Parish, having filed
y P1ableau and account of said estate, aceompa.
neu ny his petition praying that the same may be
aomologated and approved; And whereas, the
'f g Court dated March %, 1859; - 0NNs'
therefore notice is hereby given to all persons in
|erested to ss.iY cause, if any they have within
srty days from the date hereof why said tableau
Clerks office. opelousas, March 2G, 1859.
LIS. LASTRAPES, Clerk.
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N oIlCE.-The Undersigned, thankful foE
- the patronage heretofore extended $50
se;.nn, MN, would respectfully inform his 80
henas and the public generally that he h located
HSw ready to execute promptly and With ncatness
work entrusted to him. such as Carriage Repair
a. .ss a.! !rantng, Trimming and Ornamentins as well
cios nga and Ornamental Painting generally. By
tsns. a.tenton to business he hopes to merit con
IWvaNon WN1on OF patronage. A. GOING.
Washington, La, April II, fs5s-ly.
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HENRY I,HOTEL.-Engrnvc on Mar
BILE. has inaS SestabislIcd shop at st. Martinss
v'le epr the construction Of funeral monuments Of
every description, makes inscriptions Oh the same.
and also proposes to furnish ironraing for tombs.
Refer 70 Jonathan Harris.
OpeIousas, Angust II, ls5s.--ly
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os i'n5tfR{ 81 81 {sr ssrfuAAE4s 5z,ll poy in pos
--,-!lks stall the Licences for the year 1859, and
cshc l4th Of March 1850. For the convenience of
fthe Taxpayers, will he in person. or represented
by one ofcpy deputies (duly anthorizedl at the fol-
loving pix W On the days below fixed, between 10
of receiving ths.r.ye Taxes and Licences at the
siEre sa''o on all Gss s S'' issue n0'''eS 0'
At my Office in ,9Ielousa;s, commencing l4th
At Michel Emonets, on Bayou Tecl1e, Monday the
18th April 1859
At Theodore Richards, Arnaudville, the same
day.
AT Leon Tlibodaux's, coulee Crocle on Wednes-
day the goth April 1859.
At Hypofite Guidrys, Mouton's Point, on Thurs
day the 2lst April 1850.
AT Hayes & Carnes' store, Lower Plaquemine, on
| Friday the 22d April 1859.
At Joseph Il. Daigle's, Upper Piaquemine, on
Saturday the 23d April 1859.
At Placde Lebancs, Lyons Point, on Tuesday
the 26th April 1853.
At Prosper Baronnet's Mermento's Cove, on
Wedneti.ay the27th April 1859. =
At Antoine. Carts, Pointe aux Loups, on Thurs.
day the 2sth April 1853.
At L. D. verret's, Bayou Mallet, on Friday the
goth April 1859.
At David couryillcs, Faquetaique, on Saturday
the Both April 1850.
At Napoleon Andrepont's, Plaisance, on Monday
the ID May 1859.
Ut norssin Iaaeur's, Chataignier, on Tuesday the
Sd May 1859.
At Theodule Fontenot's Coffee House, Flat Town,
on Wednesday, the 4th May 1850
At Grimnlss store, Bayou Chicot, on Thursday the
9TH May 1859.
At Joseph I.andrenaux's, Prairie Mamou, on Fri
day. the 9Th May 1859.
1t Philippe stagg.s, Old Grand Prairie, on satur-
day eth day 1853.
1t Perer Collins's. Moundyillc, on Monday the 9th
May 1859. :.
10th May 1859.
AtJ i. Morrs's, Bayou Rouge, on Wednesday the
llth May 1859.
At the Old School House, Waxia, on Thursday
the 18th May 1859.
At John Reeds Coffee House, Washington, on
Friday the 18th May 1859.
Nav 1853. ELBERT CAN'T,
March l2 1859. Collector OF Parish Taxes.
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NoTICE.-The undersigned has lust arrived

|Nv,aloE:-Ihe -, undersigned has just arrived
nr;ns;, SrI,ce assortment of Jewelry, consisting
ffiM,''Psy frs OF Ladies' Cameo Sets, Breast esA
evas, @ bracelets, Lockets, Earnings, and in short
dnet article of the richest Jewelry well as the
ladies' and gentlemen all Of which he has lust re- re-
Of Wa,rom rom one of the largest commercial houses
pr,sss ORR, and which he will sell at moderate
fIaNa,a akes this opportunity to announce to his
cnnaJ and the public in general that he has Sc
Wsto Wto the services of an experienced and skilful
'Nnmaker who will be constantly in attendance.
f. DELARUE,
| ono,..- Corner Main and Bellevue streets.
opelousas, February 5, 1859.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LoUIsIANA-Dlstrict Cou1
~ Parish of st. Landry NJ oceo 80.

y UF FLUUISIAN A-Dlstrict Court
- ~, Parish OF St Landry. No sG6s. Estates Of
Julie V. Richard, deceased
ALEXANDER EsTILLErrE. of the Parish of st.
Landry, Administrator Of the estate Of Julie v
iiehard deceased, late of said Parish having filed
maj tableau of said estate, accompanied bv his
petl.'on petna praying that the same may be homoo
said petition ha been granted by an order Of Court
ua.gu March ~, 1853; O
Now, therefore, 1notice is hereby given to all per.
sons interested b show cause il any they have
Mt tshi thirty days from the date hereof why said
Clerks Office, Opelousas, March 26, 1859.
LIS. LASTRAPES, Clerk
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TOOPERAGE.-T The undersigned has on
" hand at all times supply of SUGAR HOGS
HEADS and BARRELS and HALE BARRELS for
Moiasses, of the best workmanship, which he oiTers
at the customary prices. He viii also receive and
execute orders for any description Of work in his
line A supply of HOGSHEAb SLAVES and NINE
FOOT PICkETs for sale low for cash. March 10.
WILLIAM S. READ. Washington.
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HOUSE, SIGN, COACH AND ORNA-
LII MENTAL PAINTiNG.-The undersigned has
opened shop in house on the lot of Dir. Satter-
white Bellevue street, for the purpose Of House,
Sign, Coach and Ornamental Painting.
Particular and special attention will be given to
Carriage Painting and Trimming, which will be
executed in superior style and finish, and at the
lotcest figures.
Call and examine for yourselves.
Opelousas, October l6, 1873. F. r. WHITE.
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4 FELOUSAS LIVERY STABLE.
Aept BY NARcIssE Jones

sayas,. vasts superior inducements to t:..sp
hin h"a. and persons wishing to ~ sI1-4s--
1'r Tha norses and carriages.
;Ptoverbial kindness, skill and attention which
cara ~ Sc bestows upon Horses entrusted to his
mere :. a important consideration apart from the
Corn ac1 OF liberal supply of the best provender
constan.a .aes, Bran Hay and Fodder of first quality
Customers. " meet inc ,T4 various SrssE Manss o
Fs''usas, Aoy.6 1855. Proprietor