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MISCELLANEOUS.
INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL IN TEXAS
relared for the North Iopa Times.
BY A CLAYTON COUNTY RAMBLER.

While soiourning in San Antonio, I fell
in company with traveller like myself, who
hailed from the Granite State, and had left
his more vigorous latitude to enjoy, for a
season, the change and difference of more
genial cline. A stranger, in strange city,
soon finds the monotonous routine of loung-
ing about town day after day, grow weari-
som and like all mankind in the same cir
cumstances, the effect upon us was soon ex-
perienced; so one fine morning we each
procured Il horse and the necessary equip
ments, and started on an exploration trip of
Il few miles circuit around the city. After
leaving the principal street, we passed on
our right near the river large reservoir
formed by an embankment, or dam, into
which drains from the river and from which
the irrigating canals radiate over the sur
rounding country. Above the gate or main
sluice-way is q conspicuous wooden cross,
which with an inscription below, suggests
to the spectator the usual tincture OF
mystery and superstition, with which this
country abounds. On the southern side OF
the town at the extremity of the street lead
ing from the main Plaza, is the Grave Yard
for the United States Troops, and as we
passed by we noticed the air of ncatness as
well as the taste displayed in the arrange
ment of the grounds; the marked precision
of care in setting out the shrubbery and
trees. Some of the monuments We're very
neatly executed, and as we rode by We
thought it beautiful spot, just far enough
to be away from the noise and hustle of the
city and still near enough for citizens to
visit and loiter among its sacred precincts.
A few rods farther on we came in sight ol
the residences of the officers of the army,
then the camp and barracks of the troops
| did not learn the number Of troops sta
toned here; they are constantly changing
about as directed and distributed among the
forts, this being the head quarters and
claims the residence of some Of our best
Officers, among whom stands the most con-
spicuous, may be mentioned Gen. Twiggs
well known for his many gallant achieve,
ments.
The residences of the officers are built Of
wood, with regularity and neatness which
commands general observation; and their
verandas and terraces are surrounded by
shaded walks among the shrubbery and in
the gardens, that impart an air OF case and
comfort to the traveller as he passes by
AS We left these play-things Of Govern,
mcnts, we came in sight Of another Of those
structures of antiquity so common to this
country, (the Mission Conception.) As We
left the road, our course towards it lay
through dense growth Of weeds nearly as
high as our heads, the blossoms of which
resemblcd our Sun-howers very much in
appearance; as we came nearer we found il
10 belong to th,t class Of architecture com
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GArravillo is III the second tier Of town.
ships from the Mississippi, and on what is
called high prairie, the village plat Icing four
hundred and eighty feet above the level of,
the river. 1t was neutral ground between
the SacS and Foxes, and Wjnnebegoes in
1886, when the first settler came here. DR..
+. Andros, the pioneer, noted his advent by
marking a tree with black paint, January u,
1886. and the mark i still |isiDIc. The tree
is mile or two from the village. The Doc
tor built tn first log cabin erected here, i'm
mcdiately Oh his arrival. lie was followed
by John W: tliiet, VINO sui aVeS IN TINS
neghborhood. In the winter Of 1878,
there was an attack near this place by the
Sac and Fox Indians. on the Nlnnebagoes,
and thirty seven Of the latter We're killed.
Game was very plenty htre twenty years
ago. Dr.. Andros thinks be has seen as
many rs one hundred elk 1t one time near
the site Of Garnayillo. Dter and turkeys
were also abundant. ....-,
High Prairie now has lovely village OF
about three hundred inhabitants, and is
dotted all over with farm houses, many of
which are surrounded bya profusion of
shade trees and other indices Of enterprise
and taste. Some Of the best farms which
We have seen in nearly a thousand miles
travel this winter III Northern Iowa, are
witiia mile or two OF uarnaviElo.
We find three lnerchantile houses here.
the proprietors being I. ". hagensick,
Rogers & Hill, and D. Ii. Meyer. Drs. Lin
with DR.. Andtos, are The ply sicians OF the
place. The lawyers are ). Aurdock, j.
o. Crosby. and X. ). S. Andres. Mr..
Is y of
" esteIn New YORK, ana Is oElLiiaht man.
We are indebted to him for an excellent map
OF Clayton coanty-one oi ms own getting
up.
The harness maker IS J. ". Dllps, who,
with half dozen other citizens Of the
place, signing for Il view OF the new Pisgah
Of the est--Pike's Peak. Nothing will
cure any Of them, probably, but strong
dose of Cherry Creek bitters. ....
There are four shoe shops in Garnavillo,
and two wagon and two blacksmith shops.
We find also silversinith h~re, gun
smith, a dentist, cabincnt maker, tailor,
and two milliners.
y magnificent hotel, already enclosed Is
TO be completed in the spring, and Mr..
Crosby and two or three other citizens of
the place, are erecting fine brick dwelling
houses. There are two good saw mllls and
a Touring mill on Buck Greek, two miles
from Carnavillo. The foundation OF mag
nlticent high school building has been laid
IN the village.
There Is but one hotcl nere-tne Garna-
Viilo House, Kept by q. ii. Aietert, who has
a good run OF custom, and needs a larger
house. ~, --.-- -.
Ihe schools OF the place are, pubiic
(Engtlsh) school, a private German schooi,
and the Clayton county High Schooi. Inc
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THE BIRD OF SPRING.

T1z a. bIHD OF SPIkkNG.
Bird OF the sunny Spring,
Oh. thou art heralding
Roses loved well.
Violets and cowslips blow,
Blue. bells and fern-leaves grow,
Where, short while ago,
Icicles fell.
All! well thou knowcst again
Past l. cold Winters reign
Flow'rets in natures train
Rise from decay.
Up from the sunny dells,
Gladly thy music sweils,
Welcome aS Ginning bells
On Gods = sed day.
Glad are thy tidings, bird,
Joyous thy strain Is heard,
Sweetly As kindly word
Breathed to the sad /;
For when thy voice we hear,
Summer we know Is near,
Earth's brightest forms appear,
All things are glad!
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PRAYER.

PRAYER.
Prayer Is the incense of the soul,
The odor Of the flower,
And rises as the waters roll
To Gods controlling power!
Within the soul there would not bs
This infinite desire
To whisper thoughts in prayer to Thee,
Hadst thou not lit the fire.
Prayer is the spirit speaking truth
To Thee, whose love divine
Steals gently down like dew to soothe,
Or like the sunbeams shine;
For in the humblest soul that lives,
As in the lowliest flower,
The dew drop back His image gives,
The vi reflects His power.
At night, when all is hushed and still,
And cen soft echo sleeps.
A still small voice doth Ger me thrill,
And to each heart -throb leaps:
1t is the spirit-pulse which beats,
Forever deep and true;
The atom with IT'S Author meets.
As sunlight grests the dew
Mrs. Louise Worthe
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CLAYTON LODGE No 70.

OF A. f. A. NJ: Monona Clayton County Iowa.
meets Friday preceding the full moon in each moath
FMRRY J. w.; B. II. OLMsrED. Treas; WIN. II. THoMP-
SON Sec'y.
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CHARLES s. D. JONES,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public,
No. !, Corner Of Main amd Sirfh Slyea.
Dubuque. Iowa.
REFERENCEs:
Hon Rernhart Henn. Hon. Theophilus Parsons
Fairfield, Iowa. Hon. Emory Washburn,
Hon. James NJ. Love, Law Faculty, Cambridge,
T. s. District Judge, Mass.
Keokuk, Iowa. Bernard q. Caulfeld,
COL Robert Robinson, Atty, Chicago, Ill.
Mddletown, iowa. Hon. VIM. 8. Bodley,
Hon Jno. McKeon, U. s. Louisville, Ky
Dist. Atty, n Y. City. iBcnoist, Shaw 4 Co.,
Hon. JOHN A. Dix. New Orleans, La.
N Y. City. Hon. A. G. Penn,
Hon. James Campbell, New Orleans, La.
late p. NJ. Gen, Ehla. Hon. Reverdy johnson,
Col. James Page Phila. Baltimore, Md.
Peter NAPLES, Esq. Phiia Col. Louis v. Bogy,
l.. A. Benoist L Co., St. Louis, No.
Bankers, St. Louis, No. Hon. John F. Darby,
Hon. Joel Parker, st. Louis, Nc
RD-Colectons made and proceeds promptly remit.
ted. 1901
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ClerllOllt Forever +!

yIyuE Railroad is located here, and SO Is i. n.
DOUD. We have become a fixed fact at our
old place, the "Fountain Saloon aud Eating House,
opposite the Ciermont Hotel which we are still
ming, and where 1T all times ready to treat our
guests with the best OF everything commonly kept 10
u first class eating saloon. ...... r.-
We would return our thanks to our friends and
patrons Tor former fayors aud hopes by close attention
business to merit continuance of the same.
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lereupou one OF our poets there-away, mounts Peg
us and goes OF as follows:
Written for the Timss.
wEAvER,s CHAIRS.
ny REvILo.
In this glorious age Of improvement,
Each day bring forth something new,
From the mine Of mechanical fancy,
To please and astonish the view.
In the way Of chairs, lately Weaver,
But not weaver by trade,
Has improved in the way Of chair-making,
A decided good thing for the age.
In size, they're capacious and roomy,
OF splits their bottoms made.
With leg and an arm like the cable,
or which the Atlantic IL laid.
For room, they re Of mammoth expansion,
A mighty huge thing for a char,
But yet, they're not out of proportion,
For the dresses the ladies now wear.
They would answer right we'll for "ninny,''
With vastly more hair than of brains,
And afford his inferior stratum,
Avery vide field for range.
They also would suit well city,
And be the iden cal thing,
For a Mayor to lounge In while thinking,
How to 'hcece'' the good city Of "tin.''
For lawyer to twist in at court,
better chair never was made,
To stir from the very foundation,
The lesalized s'hounds" of the age.
To an Editor writing his locals.
They would give such marvellous ease,
Tho "flights" OF his fancy would fail not
Each week, his readers to please.
(Send one along.-ED.)
In fact, for ali classes of people,
No better chair ever was made,
For ease, for cheapness, or fancy,
10 keep pace with this glorious age.
This glorious age of improvement,
Unfolding each day something new,
From the mine of American fancy.
To please and astonish the view.
OsSIAN, April Is, 1859.
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DEAN, FRENCH & EN-

DEAN, FHEN CF u EMEK1,
Dealers In Fry Goods Groceries Hardware Nails Crock
cry Stonewars Stoves and Sheet Iron
and Tin Ware. (Post Osice Building
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Wisconsin Correspondence.
"Look on shss Picture, then on 1hat.ss
MADISON, WIS, April 10TH, 1859.

Dear Col After little silence, ] am
disposed to write you once more, that yo,l
may be enlightened a. % the characters OF
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Do not fail 10 read cur Texas, Wisconsin
and Mimi sofa correspondence on this page.
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( ssEaRA JAtD.iCA. FEnaA JAPoSIcA - 1 ton
t.. se.ved aild for safe by
HorrMAs, BssToS & Co.
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COIL! COIL!

To the public and consumers of Coal generally.
would respectfully announce that have recently
tablishcd Coal yard at Prairie du Cheu where will
he kept on hand supply of Illinois 4 Pennsy lvania
Coal.-Orders respectfully solicited, and the public
m be ured that it shall be my endeavor to give
satisfaction in regard to quality price and attention.
Office and yard Lower Town, below the Ferry Land
sltf H. T. AVERILL.
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Seleet 2oetrg.

HS- Brooks, Of the Ossian Hotel, has been orna-
menting his bar-room with m agn,hcent set of wea
vers homemade chairs, Of mammoth size. and
thereupou of poets there-away, mounts Pega.
sus and goes Of as follows:
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Dubuque.
JOHN HOEY.

Wholesale Grocer and Dealer in Imported Brandie
Wines and Cigars. Corner Main and Sixth Streets.
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MONDELL HOUSE,

North McGregor, by +. W. Mondcli. This House Is
entirely new and we'll furnished. The Proprietor has
Recently purchased It, and his acquaintance with the
wants OF the Travelling Public enables him to promise
entire salts 'actior.
Oct. 27, 185sn2y1
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a NJ MERIC A N Ii O U 5 E,
P. KANE s. SONS, Pr0prsetors.
uKAyING made many alterations and Improve
ment, in the above tlou.e and rcfnrnished with
new Furnit thrsu hout aud owing to the low price
of Provisions and the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon this iIo at present have reduced the Price
OF HOARD to 81 per day.
We can assure the public that the ACCOMMODATIONS
of the American shall be surpassed by any House
in the city.
Milwaukee, July II, lS53n13F
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To Parents and Guardians.

1t would indeed be we'll all parents and guardians fully
alive to the responsibility they undertake in the rearing
youh How many have premature graves for
early training? As you value your lives look TO the young
To those who suffering with Debility Mental Phys
ica Depression Confused Ideas Muscular neicieucy
ciy and host of other Diseases only sayto relieve
melancholy situation and to shine again in the uness
strength, you must take
Wright's Rejuvinnting Elixir.
This is your only hope nothing else Try
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
@~ ]. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and l5l Charires street,
fell 2p6t<W Sole Proprie
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The FOiltes Of Youth.

The unrf citing and the inexperienced have in
years regret their ndcreton, then the
the These reflections lead notice
the best remedies where Imbeciy Nervous Diseases
and that carries the approval of the whole Faculty
viz:
Rislcy's BuchU.
We safely this the method of resus-
citatng the debiated ystem and suee generally
der 10 become restored to health.
Fer sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT h CO.,
Nos. q and Isl .Chartres street,
fell 2pet<W General Agents.
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DR.. George W. Smith,

s
Having resumed his practice will attend professional
gagemens at his Office No. 1T CANAL STREET nearly op
poste Christ Church., ja4 2ptf
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Nesc Goods /.

FOR THE SPRING TRADE OF 1859.
Now on hand and daily receiving select stock Of NEW
SPRING GOODS especially adapted TO the City Trade con-
sisting Of new and desirable styles in
Superior Double Boiled Black silks,
FINE DRESS sILKs.
RICH CHINE ROBES.
GRENADINES. FoULARDs
INDIA AND CHINA SILKS,
ENGLISH and FRENCH BAREaEs.
AoUssEL1NE DE SOLE,
ORGANIZES, JACoNETs.
Just opened Ia small invoice Of Goods TRAVELLING
DRESSES, in
TISSUE NoUvEAuTE,
ToILE DU NORD,
CREPE ANGLAIs,
POLL DE CsEvRE, etc.
Fine Laces and Embroiderles.
BLACK THREAD,
CAMBRE, .".."
PUsHER,
TRIMMINGS, etc., etc.
Millinery. ~.
To this department the attention of those quest of
elegant styles requested as 10 now repete with
all the desirable and choice styles of the season.
which may be found full and complete assortment Of
LADIES' PARIS MADE BoNNETs
m.. -. FRENCH PATTERN
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S FLATS.
FRENCH FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
wREATHs HEAD-DREssEs
RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, etc.
Now opening new invoice of LACE AND SILK NAN.
TILLAs, BURNoUs, POINTS, etc.
JOHN TODD,
..-.+ Successor to D. P. sCANLAN Co.,
fell 2p3 Nos. IL and IA Charres street.
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- WoHD or CAUTION is published elsewhere by
Messn Eahanks Co.. and 4 Is put for fraud has been
praecsd who would add credit Of their own in
fsror man1factres By stAmping them with forged marks
q the esunne stcs which may b purchased Of the
known agencies that IN New being located al 3, Camp
street, md entitled Farbanks Co.'s Principal Southern
Warehsuss,' ~
Eanks o. are also agents for The sale al this point Of
Chiiled and Wrought Iron Burglar and Fire.Proof
6Af - article which the plus ura Of safe Inventions
ssA which has fen At 10 the top notch Of popularity
their gsneral adoption. We ask atten-
fion u IL advertisements o. Faisbsnks Co.
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Diseases Of the Throat ana Lungs

DIR. @. p. CRANE,
Whose successful in Diseases Of the Throst and
Lungs the Of Electro Chemical and Medical Va
por well known to be the only reliable and philosophical
eHeetng in those extreme and desperate
bid defiance the ordinary aes Of practice has
established a PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
thehorough all Chronic and Functional Diseases by
of vergnes Electro Chemical Baths, Galvan and
Electro Magnetism.
Of those afflicted with Diseases Of tho
Lungs and unable visit the city who desire
suaion list Of Questions has been prepared and will be for
wnrded on application to Dr.. c.,
No. lag ST. JOSEPH STREET NEW oRLEANs.
Inhsng Apparatus Medicines etc. forwarded according 70
the descriptions received in each particular
A-Paen.s from the country be accommodated with
rooms at the Institute MO 2p6m&W
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DxuD

On Tue,day night Fab. a. MICHAEL CAB member Of
Psreevssance Fifs LcmpAuy No Is.
PERSEVERANCE FIRE COMPANY No. lS-The officers
and msubes his Company requested their
he o. Perdids str let THIS AFTERNOON at O'Clock in
orar to attend the funeral Of their late brother CAB
By order. y. H. TODD, Secretary.
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Teeth for classification.

COMFORT AND UTILITY VS.. GOLD PLATES.
To be tortured for with gold plates to be and
comfortable with the Yulcanizei Base Maseato Is question
easily solved by trial. They with comparative
comfort from the fist because they hardened the Pas
Cast and secondly the material is agreeable in the
lily. Having been used three without change is fair
presume that will be durable all things considered gold
plate But when the fact is taken into account that make
Base for $50 we submit that it necessary It would
pay that annually to really comfortable
and useful set of Mascators Price Of full $3.50 Single
Masticator for Jaw Teeth 80
B. F. SMITH, DOSTOE & CO.,
fell 2p6t&T 10 Barnnne street.
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Inn proved and Brilliant Scheme /!
TO BE DRAWN BY
WOOD, EDDY b Co.,,
Successors Of IS.
Sam ucl Swan 4 Co., and Gregory, Maury
" Co.,
And now Managers Of the
GEORGIA, DELAWARE, MISSOURI AND KEN
lucky
STATE LOTTERIES!
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY.
Capital Prize, S5O, 0OO-Tickets only el0s
NEW AND SPLENDID SCHEME.
rbs following Scheme will be drawn BY WOOD, EDDY
CO.. (successors to Samuel Swan Co.. Of Georgia, and
Gregory Marry Of DeawsreJ Aanagsrs Of the Sparta
Academy Lottery Georgia. In each Of their Single Mum
Der Lotteries for March, 1885, At 0UBTA, 9a in pub
| lie, as follows:
Glass 10 Draws Saturday March 8, 1882 So
| Glass II Draws Saturday, March IL, 1859.
Glass IL Draws Saturday, March 10, 1859.
| Glass IS Draws Saturday. March 20, 1852
oNfHR PLANO OF SINGLE NUMBHRs.
5,4s5 PRIZ EST
ssARLY oHa PRIzs 70 EvERY MINI rIoxzrs.
FIFTY Thousand Tickets. @
MOST SUPERB SCHEME
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ORLnAMs THEArEe BALL.--The irst of the series
q sOlisaas Theatsr Mask Society Balls will come
"A Tonight and, If course. win be very gay event,
III ~ which ars got up It the Orleans and under
the auspices of tho downtown people, who are au
m u Tie management Of anything In the mask and
domino frolic line. These balls at the Orleans ap
preach 70 being acsiles ona smaller scale, Of the
fhanous HB4ls Masquesn Of the Grand Opera, Paris.
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Tn 81. CHARLRss ~ good house assembled last
evning y laugh u M oomicalitiesof Burton as
q ths Dssusioss ard Ben DeE3ar a. the other. The
ArcicAl genius of The Tar WAS also aired in Fill
buatsf, q Day In Cuba" which was all very laugh
4 nhle etc. 4,
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Or. LAVILLES Pills and CORDLdL.
This remedy not only bat prevents
fits; softeus the joints and purifes the time the
whole SYSTEM This result, characteristic constantly
aned without Injurious medicines being resorted clearly
shows that the partial pompousy called govt
by certain authors not alone aimed serious lasting
and complete cure, without any danger whatever.
In order to fully understand this remedy which IS
TlONAL AND so CERTAIN, Tee the PAMPHLET to be OBJ
ained gratis from the agent.
sS-central Depot In New Orleans, at EDWARD GULL
LOTS Drug Store s Royal street, Toulouse and ST.
Louis tIu Paris at BERAL'S Drug Store, rue de la Paix
No. l4)
n. B.-Beware Of gross and malicious counterfeits
fel 2p8tsw1m EDWARD GUILLOT. w
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TO Country Merchants.
IT q u ORS, TOBAC GOO,
9 G "A r. -.
The Undersigned have in store and constantly receiv
ing, superior assortment Of the above mentioned Goods
wsll adapted to the wants Ct the Country Trade.
COGNAC BRANDIES,
OLD WHISTLES,
CHAMPAGNE,
WINES and
LIQUORS
OF Every Description.
VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO 4.
or all grades, and
wELL-sELEcTED STOCK
HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS.
For sale reasonable prices favorable TERMS
CONVERSE 4 CO.,
fe4 2pl0tFrMo&We No. 70 Gravier street.
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j. LeU0ts y Co.,
CORNER CANAL AND BOURBON STREETS.
New Organdy Robes.
RICH TREBLE SKIRT GRADUATED ORGANIZES.
:. DOUBLE SKIRT @..-
i. TWO FLouNcEs :.
:. PARIsIAN
=. PYRAMID
:. REVERSED FLoUNCEs
sHAwLs.
TWO FLoUNCEs BRoCADE ORGANIZES.
English Barege Dresses.
CHECKED CHALLY BAREGE,
PLAIN FLAMAED BAREGE,
GK1sAILLEs TISSUE, for Travelling Dresses.
J. LEvoIs & CO.,
fell 2p3t corner of Canal and Bourbon streets;
ssSprt,sg Nantes and Btsr1a0tss.
MUSLIN sHAwLs LA vIELLE,
:. POINTS :.
REVERSED sHAwLs WITH vALENcIENNEs.
:. EMBROIDERED.
MUSLIN PELIssE.
BLACK LACE sHAwLs.
BURNoUs.
CZARINA.
]. LEvoIs CO.,
fell 2pst corner of Csua and Bourbon streets.
Linen Cambria Dresses.
EMBROIDERED MARsEILLEs ROBES.
:. =. BAsQuEs
. JACoNET ROBES and CoEsAGE.
LADIES' LINEN CHEMIsE,
=. Isle THREAD VESTS,
WELSH GAUZE CHEMIST
SILK, COTTON and THREAD HOSIERY.
."=: ]. LEvoIs CO.,
fell 2p3t corner of Canal and Bourbon Streets
Printed Grenadines.
Receved-A assortment Of
DOUBLE SKIRT GAuZE with Tafetas Bands,
:. :. =. :. Chine ground
camaieux,
MORE Antique.
W.. J.LEyOIs & CO.,
fell 2pst corner Of Canal and Bourbon Streets
EnsbrOtde1.tes and LaCes.
BLONDE AND ILLUSION CAPEs,
:. =. :. BERTHAs,
yALENCIENNES and BRUXELLEs SETS,
POINT D'ANGLETERRE CAPEs,
:. :. CANZoUs,
BLACK LACE BASQUEs,
,. =. CAPES,
GRENADINE
ORIENTAL FANS. SINGAPORE FANS.
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