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Arrivals at the Hotels Yssaeraay.


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Sairk Poe and ladies, Anans II Jones' J9nss
Leng Khbnson. Haesr, " Hal ! Law Z y ssS9
Ms Cooper Miss Curry w elps a lady Z =
Miss, Bsten Geo La 4 n tl.sh Ho4s.sa STs
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, Fassss j w Randall. Iayaca g Tattun. Aost-
11n sssns~y i 4. L Erxanlsainaef, Piagaemines
ecr CtsaRIF.s HQTEI4-A Masa d Eeagc y N lAngs-,
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sis ssis: J Ceuopton Richmond, La; Dn Sisicn.
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Esvals " Il HrasiriH III Lockwood. Miss; GAngsy,
ii hiss, j NJ Craig, L Robinson, Afk. u Meesloch
Perry and a Tex, Rriukley and Ady. Aenphlz Dr.
Leigh and lady, Avoyeles La Z AlhnFn ga LADY Holmes
Vile Ia; " McDonald Hnnesvle, La A GMlkss VhaE
lestoni 3 Charnaers Gee6 Ffsasiee And edy Maess
Leckridge. Blownsyle K Mel hin. Bats A lantins
/. BarnesJ Shiye aiy Hoslins Smith Mis-; Z v
Bowsu, Yickshufs Thompson, La. r Garry Te~s
richardson. renn Montslo. Richmond. Na Ihry 81
III Mceonaughe5, DR. 4 Faakas, Ark u Earl and lady 2
" Pouney. Phfis. George. Il 4, u Rugh. q Nlt-
son, ] GoEdy, Uwen Mss ss
ST. LOUIS HarElsAIfs A fsaas. 81 ehagIes a Resa-
som Dc HiIisrt. Paaslaine. nehts lss Shzs
Saunders 81 Aasss. Hemars Bend. Mrs = 5lahea
Ehoeav Nao: Hr Il M Skinner and lady, \ Z knox aie
Lady Tex g Feler n Gs hi Noel gga a.s W W Ae5 sss
ander asl Asss u Wsaiaal SaliAi 4 e@'aessaa
uf l. Sstseyef tfs - ~ Ez#ssg
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PORTLAND, March 10. The steamship sssorf1,
american, Of the Canadian line arrived at this port
this evening. sE
She left Liverpool on Wednesday. the GOTH IA.
and tonehed at Queenstown on the Ist inst, bring
ing adviees by Telegraph from Liverpool and IoS1s
don, fonr days later than was received by tins
Niagara at Halifax. siSs's "a
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 20. The sales of cotton fof
tfe three business days since the sailing of the nj
agra have been limited to 900 bales, Of which
spectators and exporters took 200g baIes., The
market generally closed dull, and all except the
finer qualities have slightly declined since satur-
LoySos, Feb. 29,-The funds have eyiaced less
steadirsss so far this week. and decline of 4 n
reported. Consos for money closed at 94a 10 94z.
LIVERPOOL, March 1--Adviees from Manchester
continue to be of q favorable character. 49,. s u
The market generally closed quiet, but spsnners
were well employed and the prices Of last week
were firmly maintained. Il
The Liverpool BreadstufIs market closed quiet,
but steady as the Niagaras quotations.
The Provision market closed steady with little
variation in prices. IA
General Intelligence.
The most important intelligence by the North
American is the authoritative announcement that
no treaty of alliance has been concluded between
Prussia and Austria, and the official announcement
in the House of Commons that the projected an
nexation= Of Tuscany had been abandoned by
France as well as England.
cussed in Parliament and appears to be making
favorable progress.
A. somewhat different version of the reasons
given by Count Rechberg for Austria's declining
the English proposition regarding Italy is now
giTen.. Ig5.s 4
Rechberg states that Austria viii not attempt to
undo by force Of arms What she cannot now pre-
vent but reserves full and entire liberty to resort
to arms in future, whenever circumstances seem
to demand such course on the part Of Austria.
letters from Rome to the London journals state
that the Pope had received q commission sent to
him by the King of Sardinia, for the purpose Of de-
monstrating to the Pope the impossibility OF his
retaining the Umbrian Marches, the lower
portion Of the Legations The commissioners.
after fully stating the case, proposed treaty
for the cession of those districts. The Pope replied
very promptly and sharply, positively refusing to
make any cession Of territory TO Piedmont.
a conspiracy has been discovered in Montane-
gro against the life of Prince Danielo, growing out
of the religious agitation a Large number have
been arrested and the principle participants have
been sentenced to death. -, !. l7.3aj
At Constantinople the Circassians, who are flying
in such large numbers from Russia to Turkey, have
been attacked with typhus fever, which seems to
prevail as an epidemic among them, and they are
dying at the rate Of 100 per day. 5#
1t is reported that Mr. Bright will be appointed
Postmaster General in place of Lord Elgin, who
will resign, and accept the Mission TO China.
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VOLUME XIII.
Nslu Orlsans 4ailg Grtsttnt.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH Ia. 1860.
TALK ON ,oHANGH.


Nothing Of d very stirring character turned up
yesterday on the flags of Carondelet street. There
were operations in cotton, and 80 there will be
every business day in the year from the LIST OF Sep
tember to the 31st of August so long as there are
hundred bales for sale. There has been good
deal Of talk about the extent Of the crop, good
deal Of bantering on four millions end half bales;
considerable backing and filling, resulting in some
wagers of $1,000 each on A. There is good deal
said about Al. We never thought that the figures
Al would be of so much Importance when we went
to school. 1t is almost impossible to walk on
Carondelet street without being saluted with A.
At concert the other evening the music was AZ,
and at the next gathering in the grand opera house
on rues Bourbon and Toulouse, we expect it will
be a in fact it is A here and Al there. We hope
the planters will take into consideration our talk
and send bales enough forthwith to settle this
question of Al. Gonfound this AZ, we have heard
enough OF it, with the ten thousand dollars offered
on, but not yet covered. In the meantime, we
propose to add to our talk, and see how close we
can approximate to the Kings pretensions Of
$500 900 bales. 6s.Jele
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Loss of the Steamer Judge Porter.
EIGHTEEN LIVES SUPPOSED TO BELos,

EIGHTEEN LIVES SUPPOSED TO BELosT
The Steamer Judge Porter, Capt. Shields, from
Montgomery, bound to this port, took fire yester-
day morning about O'Clock, when about one mile
from the lake end Of the Carrollton and Jefferson
railroad. The Judge Porter had on board about
fifteen passengers and about 800 bales of cotton
and sundries. The fire started in the engine room,
supposed to have been caused by the friction of a
hog chain. In about five minutes after the fire was
first discovered, the entire boat was enveloped in
flames, and all aboard had to take to the water
The second engineer, steward, second cook, and
Mr.. Farrar, the second clerk, are missing. 1t is
supposed that they either persisted in the flames or
were drowned.
OF the passengers but one is known to have been
saved. He-together with the captain and crew
were picked up by boats from some vessels which
were near by. The pilot, Mr.. Henderson, was the
last to leave the boat which he did after heading
her to shore. He was slightly burned in getting
OIL. The boat and cargo, together with the books
and baggage, is a total loss. The ]. P. was, we
believe, owned by her commander Capt Shields
and insured in this city for ssOOO The wreck now
lles IN shallow water, about 100 yards from the
shore.
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VV.is.es, liquors, ETC.,
NOS. Is AND 10 ROYAL STREET

supply Of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and pins continually hand which equal the best that
comes to this market Also other brands of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER.
ny, GOLDEN SHERRY DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN.
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old and
Fine PORT WINE MADEIRA ANB SHERRY WINES,
Of the vintage Of 1895 1888 and 1905 and
other brands WHISKY. Of all descTponsseofeh, Irish
Rye and Bourbon ALE and PORTER In pins and quarts
Also on hand, my usual assortment Of the best - .a
Wines and Liquors
In the Market which will be sold reasonable any
other house In the city. -
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
Of 2ply Nos Is and Is Royal street.
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SINGULAR CAsuALTY.-A singular casualty oc-
CURED at Eizabethport, N. J., on the Sd inst, in
consequence of which Mr.. VIM. Allen lost his life,
and Mr. Geo. Gee was seriously injured. There is
at Elizabethport an establishment for the manu-
facture of paper from fibrous roots. The wood is
deposited in steam gun, the muzzle of which is
shut by closely fitting cap. Steam is then applied
to the gun, and after the weed has been subjected
to the pressure of 200 pounds to the square inch
for two or three minutes, the apparatus is dis
charged, and the wood is separated into particles
fine as snow flakes,
On Saturday Mr.. Gee had loaded the gun, and on
shutting down the cap, perceived that the steam
escaped, As he was endeayoring to ascertain
where the breakage was, Mr.. Allen came up be
hind him, and wished him good morning. Mr.. Ge,
turned around and just as Mr. Allen stepped il
front of the gun it exploded prematurely the steam
and fbrons wood striking him with such Yiolenc
that his body was thrown several yards. He was
of course, instantly killed. Mr.. Gee escaped wit
severe, but not fatal bruises.
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II
EuassHn and Amaxtean yxlserash
NAsarssrgy March f3sThe Siafr f3s.ssvt,,... IN,
~ ,sceIgsd fssofable nfSsnasiuu iFom Wr fssi
esE Gansui A m Anaory mI6 IL isye sk sf
srnm4t e favor s pTeees foy Wy, Try,
i,ia n ss D Eassa " W. Annoer
| p0AEsYTe 1NTELLIGE EEcE
Lculsiana Iexisaa*srs
s52 nkI15 5sins ssSuqss s Maxeh zsxngsss.
terday ne folowhg biiis " III nasse W.
Tae bill providing for DE iznpTos ssssnt or -,
ass 1sd Pm ne, sathofisr eakss y H..
The bili was sussainea BY Msssss. Hst,ssv e..
Cray and White, and issliy passed b. voSs
q sPp1 y wtsn ne follow results 40
Thseovsrnor has para6nsd sse siayss rIlsiIs
Isaderssssid Harris and fEe white mes W0bEdss3xs
and Daniel Sullivan. ~ 2 ss
!, B4Tos Il n',. Rogss g II March III
bills were Passed: as 4ss : = :
The BIN relative to the parton or slaves. ii Il
iie pli y provide for estab blsshfng stats Assaxs
nal IN come sten with the State serinary 81 Learn
ing, near Alexandra. Z
The bin 70 appropriate nsoneyS ~ improve nayg@
CATION On BayS1 Teehe. S8g slf SisS
The bill to Regulate the pract5ss Of madeleine n. 4
the State of Lezisiana. vs III 5 a e
The provisions of this baI are j goIrora NJ
Tnat no psrsyn shall be peTrrfssed % practice
medicine in the State Of Louisiana 7ishort hay;ysc
diploma from sassse Peculiarly t,raasuigsx ,,s;f N
school that each se7son visiir,e II f
ieine shall go before the Recorder 81 q az
the purpose of hSvinq tkeir sIfrsl0mss 49, W
and give eertifcate of reccrd Arvs s.sTSsss -; q
fssing 70 comply wh The above rules ssii 81 asisd
Bsros Rousg. Hsrss is Ese,.is,, -, !.
the asnate fis evs1ssr r. - IT
bin for she relief ar t3s yeterans, w I'D s...@
MI Smart obtainei s1,p tsssoS AZ, g; 8 Sj
yeterans came from als pasts 81 DE cassassss IN
such apuspose was mas tEsir number w sx sor
He adssd that i iRe bin aaoa pass Nth ts issass.
next Yeas Teud By far exceed tllat 81 IL s.s.sst
wear = S rsesetse 3
MI. saletnon said. If oWy wortIv asns. 81 j
lived here since the year fs14 ne WonId
against tie poor pttaHce now desired 81 hse<ise,s
% the remaining veterans He said that fhers4as ii
no ea.erin5 Wedge U ths si that Tie nnmbes q
lore long hey would all be gone to fHcfrs f5nr
homes 1ss a ~ n ss
Mr. SMART said: If could have been intlueusoa &
py pslsonal would vote on the bilL
oul Nj i9oK aacH = % being wrong id principle
ft1,ra 49, Avfeu 10 postpone the bffo s0zR8 Y
iu,are sar saie w. -
the adoptian ~ M ;si u @ ssg ages aHd Hays
ioaf NJ yg,s Es.,sa,s.s 80 ssse''ty hays.
the bin reatys Il sSe as " ons saat paFs ~
Mr.. Leefe moved to lay ii On tie table lost
Mr. Pearce caered an amendment providing filst
said appropriatcn siall be pzii ont per diem
~ MF r.. Goeas ,es ae motion TO lay the amendmsnt
NJ: salomon said hope not if the Senator was
resident OF New Orleans, and had I'D ryuy mt nf
his pocket mucachaaity, he would not ff ofsr sach
Mr. Goode offered an amendment To the. .arr,sssa-
ment, urging the passage Of the bill. M
., Mr. Pearce sara That that was quartering npon
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An English wag, in defining an Alderman, said
good things were perpetually flowing although
none came out; A tooth is the only wise thing In
his head, and he has nothing particularly GOOD
about him but his Digestion eeee
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EassntGst's Es.Om Cotton TIE.
wv 8 ----- Y
TO PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS.

Iron viii be generally need the coming year In balag Cotton
Merchants should therefore hesitate purchase rope
ine thu merits Of e different Ties bsfore purchasing of se
complete assortment cf all The different Ties viii be kept my
once on exhibition, which all who feel interest In
dialy invited 70 cell and examine for themselves.
Conhdsut 10 the superiority Of the FAsSMAN TIE will
take pleasure in going the Orleans Press exhibit is merits
mode c application sc that Of any other Tie that may be
suggtsted g
Orders for any amount promptly llsd at &C. per pound with
liberal deductions 10 merchants, @ .saS ;454s " t.
r. BELCHER, Agent,
Fl % Commercial Place,
ias 9ptf New Orleans
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CONTINUATION SALEoF HAVANA cIaxRs,.-Messrs.
l. A. Levy Jr Co. desires state that their sale f I
saa cigars at the store Of the importers Messrs esuma
Masch will continued and closed this dey Many II n,
finest brands are yet TO be sold.
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HousToN March lA-A letter to a 4arsaafile.
House in shis city Mr.. Roht, Crudup ,ofs sEaco
under data of the TN. has been handed IN u, from
which Wa make ths, following extract
There Is o great excitement here today. Tie
Indians yesterday killed ssx families III Hog Greek,
twenty tive miles from Maeo, in ths-lp part OF
this county and lawer part of Bosque county, Capt.
j. III. Smith leaves here at o'clock to-day with d
company, for the scene Of action. 81
The frontier is full Of Indians and there Is great
excitement tArongh an the counties aboEe there.
the lower country. The people win have to turn
out sa asasse to the frontier 10 repulss them.
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Cigars ! Cigars !!

Purchasers viii always find in assortment Of the well
brands-enudad Flor de Puiada Merdana Flor de
Pancho Redowa Caborga. Paragas Know Something Wsah
ngton Hsrmanas Mago Habano, etc., ETC., the lowest
P. PRATS & CO.,
o25 Rpf 90 Commercial Place.
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A man speaking of q place out West, in letter
which he writes home, says that it is perfect par
aalse, and that though most ai ne folks have the
only exercise they take.
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Wal Paper. Wall Paper.

BAUMBACH 81 EvERS,
.Chartres Street.............6 Ga
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
French and American Paper Hangings,
BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS AND
~ MARBLES, in every variety.
Particular attention paid all work in their line dl6 2ply
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Dental Surgeon.

DIR. GEORGE w. SMITH
Has removed from No. 1T Canal street. the opposite side
No. 2 one from Rampant where he will be pleased
ceye h friends and others who may desire his professional
,a.v;osa s.. ol6 2ntfGW
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TIE Eastern Clarion,
PAULDINaI MISS.
s. n. Adams, Editor.

WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest circulatio,
any country newspaper in the South very respectfully
fered as advertising medium to the Merchants Of New Or
leans. Agents for New Orleans =
A. B. STRAWBRIDGE & CO.,
OLD sptf No. q Commercial Place.
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nPAU,vRETTE +
This fine French drama was repeated last night
at Tie Varieties Theater

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papea auu nia.'e 'ae o'.er' mioh ~ hef own
40 sne iusnes ou. al sae uoor oossach ouiies
anu cnlps on inc purr q one q tne ears
=. ,4ei quo seaseis' la''s ahu aits' WIN hef
papy - hef arms, Just as .he Sossacks come 10
WIN bernard ana mlehei as prisoners ana the
curtain iaiis upon very peautiui anu eAc'tns
laoieau q heipless sorroW ana Wfelchedhess.
Act comes on after a supposinous lapse OF
eigh'eeh years. ohe OF the paoles oi lhe hrst act
u now ihtrouucea as 1oaoFeeee, laliss Ihonpsohl
VIVA anu ignorant ofphan, uie admiratioh ana
pet q lhe viliage, VINO. accordihg 70 lhe custom
thch ana thefe prefaiihg, requites the puohc
chary py al'er lhe stray sheep lnIne noun
1ains. one = sery lovely " her fue Wiiahess' ahd
spehos she "hoie oi .he .erripie Aiplhe Wlhter ~
soltuoe' III her hleie hut' lhgn Up - pass oi tne
Where her only COMFORT i that 81 iook
ing out ior ana rescuing IraVeiers VINO are canght
- the snoW aho aVoul 70 ifeeAe Y aealh. she
LAKES sreeoy fepase On q taple ln iront ol Inc
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LATER FROM HAVANA.

CHARLESTON, March 13.-The steamship Isabel
has arrived at this port, with dates from Havana 20
the 9th inst.
Among the passengers were the Maretzek Opera
Troupe, from Havana; also Guilott F. Elory, from
Key West, in charge of the United States Marshal
District of Columbia, having been convicted as an
accessory to a murder in that District some time
since but escaped confinement.
The Isabel brngs nothing important from Key
West. n #8 ezHG $3.50
i Havana Markets
HAVANA, March 9.-The Sugar market continues
dull; prices were easier, but quotations are gene
rally unchanged. Molasses was arriving at the
seaports more freely. Clayed is quoted at to Al
reals Muscovado 5 to 81 reals.
Freghts are more active. and prices have slightly
declined.
Exchange on London ls4 to ls1l, on New York
Boston and Philadelphia to II premium OF
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ers have generally been supposed to be gentlemen
of unquestionable integrity punctuaty, honor and
rectitude. We have never heard of them as given
to deception or the manufacture of yarns &; in
fact, higher-toned body, nobler or more honor
able community never existed than the sugar
planters of Louisiana. The charges, therefore, so
freely INDUCED in by the Cincinnati editor and pub
lie, have nothing whatever to sustain them. More
over, they come with very bad grace from
loealty-a city and State which have reaped almost
unbounded wealth in the selling of steam engines,
machinery, provisions of every kind, with all the
implements required for plantation husbandry,
such as plows, carts, wagons and molasses barrels
It is only few days since that in our Legislature
at Baton Rouge, in debating on taxing itinerant
merchants foreign traders, that these very arti-
cles were alluded to, and, strange to say, it was
eontended by some legislators representing sugar
parishes that the sellers Of these articles should not
be taxed, even if they did come from the hot-bed
sf niggerdom and abolitionism and yet the pro-
minent newspaper publishers in the State of Ohio,
the inhabitants mechanics and artisans, who have
lived for years Southern liberality and trade
assert that our planters fabricators and manu-
facturets of lies " to enhance their pecuniary in.
terests.
Our gimlet rangers, Or the brokers whom we
facetiously christened rangers years ago. can make
a note of the estimation in which they are held in
the good, abolition and free city of Cincinnati We
have no time nor space for further talk to-day
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FURTHER FROM TIE INDIANS OF rEyes.
ArRooIous MURDER N MeIaSSAa couNs4sn X
GREAT Ex,ztement at Waro, !

tnz n#E TEXAS TELEGRAPH IsE.l
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1t will be perceived by the above figures that
there are only few hundred thousand bales re-
quired TO reach four and a half millions. There
has been some talk that our figures regarding the
Virginia receipts include receipts at two places.
Judge, gentlemen: the Virginia and North Carolina
receipts for the year ending the 3lst Of August last
were 10, ,493 bales: cur figures now show II ,l5G.
Therefore, are correct to the dates up to which
we have accounts. Those operators who have
been talking that we were 10000 bales out of the
way can try again. Moreover, we have between
rs 900 and 10000 bales in the rear as kind of re-
serve, which may or may not be required to be
brought into action. In the meantime, the talk on
the flags is, that good and clean cotton is scarce;
therefore, the prices of such will be maintained.
In fact, there Is too much cotton, in which Liver
pool importers are largely interested, to suppose
that there can be any serious decline in Liverpool,
even if they hear Of our large receipts. IN the
meantime, Col. Wright is sending his epistles as
usual, and If he would add that lie has not besn in
a cotton field this year, his views and estimates
might be received with higher regard.
In our talk yesterday we alluded to some re-
marks taken from the Cincinnati Price Current, "a
very influential paper and Of great statistical au-
thority throughout the West,) rejecting on our
respectable body of gimlet rangers. We give the
entire article this morning, 80 far the sugar trade
ID interested:
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Chs. Fare Champagne,

Chs. Farfse Champagne,
sUccRssoR TO MAX sUTAINE co,
NJ 4st Refms, 3a7 f4 'sSS
Parvsyor to the Of France Spain and Prusss also
20 the csebratcd Wellington clab, London.
sILLERY, CABINET, IMPERIAL ENGLISH CREAM
ING CHAAPAGsEs for sale by ,he principal Grocers end
Wine Dealers.
Ks~orders for dirse, importation received by
S. D. GRATIAA & CO.,
de0 2psm 80 Customhouse street
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French Ferfts,s.e,.y.

JUST RECEIVED
By ship Fanny Fern from Havre fresh assortment of
PERFUMERY, from the best Paris manufactures.
LION q PINsARD, =
5z9lzt,E=z=t 81 and Sc Royal street.
tals 2ptf corner Rianville st.