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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-16
Rail Roa0s.
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Cleveland, OelHmbHS CiAeiaHati Railroad
ffR
WINTER ARRAF6EaIFN NJ
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov,
" u 1859 Passenger Train leaTe Cleveland follos
TsB NJ. Cincinnnad EKprfss st0pBil Il Berea Graf
ton Ia Grange, Wellueton. New London. Sn-
lem shelby anu all stations south Of shelly.
40 d Cncun1ti tight Pasgengt GJgYping ~
uOns between Cleveland and GALLON, and Et
CaIdington and DelswEFei also sio2Ping 10
leave passengers atall siaiicng south of Gallon.
CONNECTIONS.
ohaby, Balduaky, Mansleld and Newark Hairo1a, for
hlansdeld NJ NerHol Newark, Lanegy1lls, Ee
CIeGiino, Ptsburgh II Wayue and Chicago Railroad,
for Foresi IppersanduskY, Dslphss, Lima, Ft
Wayne, LApoTte, Chicag0i Ee. west, snd East
fer Mansdeld, Wooster. Massiilou. Ecs
Gallon AID Belsfoniains Raoad Line for 3ariun Bsls-
lon.aine, 6ianey Uuian, 1lanGis, iu1ianspoiia
lsIfs Hautes flneo1ntrB Evansville L0uiETiils
giTo 81. Louia, &C.
% AVA ayton and Cmennafi Lias, foT spFiuEhsld o.
Daytah, Hamiltsn, CincinnatI. HchmoR1 In
diaDap0lis rsrrs Hauts, St L0uts. kc.; and a
road f0r Louisville, and all points Sn ths Ohis
Csluubus Iitto Mani and Columbus, and Xsnis Rail
road, for Xenia, Dsyton indianapolis, Tsma
Hauis, 81 LOuig, MoIr0W, LOseland and Cin-
einnsft and with the OhI0nnd Mississippi Rail-
road al Cncinnati for Louisville EsansEiiis
CairO So Louis and al oInls On The Ohi5 river.
CaHuIbus Cautrsi Ohio Rairoad for Neuark EaneaFls
VThaelinr. ee: Columbus, PQua End Indana
pailf0ad for Piqua UFbaua. Nc.
- Fur Tickets 70 sll points ahd iE0Tm TmatiOn apply a.
the Union Ticket OGee 81 Superior ssst Or Il the Pas
rs FLINT, suDSratsadsht.
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GppE 6onn0trp
no PRiNTBRS
10 FhINIhILss
coRTELYOUs'-NE NEW YORK TYPE FOUNDRY.
AND
PRINTERS WAREHOUSE,
No. 90 Spruce Stree

No. % Spruce Street.
UHE SUBSCRIBER WILL BE hap
Il py 70 furnish purchasers Of PRINTING MATEHl-
AIS win Plain end Ornamental Types Boder &C., made
from combination Of all the hard metals excessively
bufed by Founders. Also, Germans. Greeks. HebreWa
and rev elegant font OF AGATE MUSIC TYPE, from
which the Nus cal Review. Musical World, Sacred Aus
cal Guest aud Tablet printed, with Presses ana
every article required for Pnnng At the very lowest price
for ca b or approved paper.
Old Type taken in Szshhngs for new, q 10 cents PEI
sseond-hand presses and Materials and q complete
Stereotype Foundry with Shaving Machines for SALE
re Printers Of nsvspa srz publishing this adVortisa
meat tineuding this motel three times teore me lt o.
JanuaiT Iss0 Tnd lending Of the papere VIII be-
pad fdr II IN printing Types, when they pucho louf
times Thea ths sT9pn' sS Oh 'n'l O PC. CoRTELYOU.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-16

Dr. AMOS SOM axe pleasurein announcing that they
have invented most important instrument for The cure Of
the above diseases Il has been subjected to test b me
eminent physicians in London, Paris, Phlledepha
and New York has been declared the only useful nstr
ment ever invented for tho Of Seminal Woaknegs, or
disease caused BY the secret habits Of gOuh fre
SO symai or express.
n B-Dr. AMOS 4 SON, in order to satisfy the most
Eksptcal merits Of this instrument pledge them-
selves that sny instance where prove unsaiisfac
tory after fair trial the money win be refunded BY re-
turning the instrument IN good Order-
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n 01nPR HTT1CHMRNT.

UNDE5N U IT -
J. MAsURE, Plaintiff, Before Samuel Boll.mbe NJ a ESQ
against Justce OF Lne Feacs Of lleEe-
J. H. PVLTE. Defsndant.l land, GuyahOsa county, Ohio
THE DEFENDANT, J. H. PULTE,
will take nolics that at my INSTANCE. on the I'd day
OF DecembeO 1852 the above named Justice issued an oT
der OF attachment against the goods, ehates End credits
of said defendant above entitled cause on claim
against him in my favor for the sum Of So gohs and
dec2p,9s5 JOSEPH BIASURY.
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OHERTFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE

- OF writ Of Fieri Facias. issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga County At the suit Of william
Gordon, ct al phi1ts sgainst Thomas johnson, de-
endant have levied upon and shall expose for sale az
Seneca aad Champlan streets iathe City q ClevsAnd n
said County the 18th day OF FebruaIy 1850 At O'Clock
p NJ OF said day. the following described lands and ten
emsnts 10 wit: Situate in the wnship T. Middlebuigh,
Known Lots Nos. I've 0 md thiEtysiI CSsl IN me
village Of Bsrea.H L. Wi6HIMANi o1sI5iaa,,
G ~ BlRBER Pltfsi AttT. lanll.d9
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OLEVELAND AND MAHONIN6
RAII, ROAD.-TI1IE TABLE, No Is.
TotaEs elect and after Thursday, February TO- ls5s
ooTN0 EAST GOING WEST.
gLfusaad % POuHgs- I0aagSgUH % CLfSt
toWn. t18a-
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A CURE WARRANTED.

DR.. AMOS SON have devoted their attention eIclu-
sVey this peculiar class Of maadles and the reei they
been enabled render their fellow cTea
is fully testified and gTaton acknowledged BY con
escenf paents and others daily arriving in town IRON al
parts the country m the express purpose ny Of consul
atoms while here IertOns have been ed By the most
signal advantages rcm what they hafs oIpeenced IN
FIGURING into the Of these infectious complaints
from their simple condition to that Of the most dan
gerous and uVsterafe they have always entsraned u
Possibility Of their pTeveniion, and removal and likewise
invariably found that the most horrible and malignant orms
or disease could amost invariably be traced TO OF the
following Ignorance neglect or the bad eect so
unskilful and improper treatments therefore DT AMOS
SON have succeeded in discovering in thea election o.
heir remedies, safe e8ctual and cautious course omit
ting combination Of remedies VIII ch bear equlVoc1
hcter as we'll as those whose premature i1iudci0us
Application might be productive O bad consequences IN the
ands Of private individuals In short the audahle end OF
nrirremedies the lessening Of reat mass Of human
ssrY By the allevafion relief and DFeVenton Of those
yous thzt are in reality the secret foes Of fe
and which, while they extensively surround call aloud
SrOur skill and itsIf, Ia their eXternInAtion
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YOUNG MEN TAKE -PARTICULAR NoTICE.,,

properly known Seminal Weakness &C. Can be peTmA
Reny cured in from fifteen days TO two months by the use
this instrument when used cOnlOlnty with medicines
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-16
cleveland Female Seminary.
s.N. SANFORD, A. NJ 8, Principal
THIS NOBLE INSTITUTION will
Il enter upon its NEXT TERM on THURSDAY, February


enter upon its NEXT TERM on Thursday, EebruAJ
!, lsE1l, under the following able and e1perleneed
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
s.N. SANFORD, A. M, PRINc1PAL,
Naturai and Moral Sciencea'
MIS- HA - - ~ Associate Principal
SAMUEL ST. JOHN, Ii. D.,
Natural History and Physielogy.
Miss LINDA T. GUILFORD,
Mathematics and English Grammar.
Miss JULIA S. HOPKINS, r,.
Rhetoric, Criticism, and English Literature
Miss HANNAH B. SMITH,
Miss JULIA L. HUGGINS,
Arithmetic, Geography, and History.
Miss SARAH A. NOBLE .-..
Mrs.. S. C. BARRETT, -.
Mrs. ELIZA SHEPHERD, ,,,,-
Mons. FERDINAND SUBIT, n D.,
French Language and Literature.
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COUR TRY INVALIDS.
Persons In any Of the world may be successfully
treated y forwarding detail Of thaiT Sc, with
remittance for medicines &c
Address DR.. AMOS SON. corner d ain and Quag-stS
pufFn1o Iamad kWlr165
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NEW TREATMENT,
Buffalo Medical DispemsaFy
Established for the cmeO Of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, FsveT and AgHe,
AstkMa, baeipieat Consumption, LafTm-
isiss of Youth and Old Age DC
e M NERCHRY USED -

itiss Of Y0uth and Old Ags &c
a NO MERCURY USED. "a
DR., AMOS & SON,
Corner OF Main and Quay streets, BUFFALO, N Y,
A RE THE ONLY YPHYSICIANSl In
"a the Stats who are members Of the Royal College Of
Surgeons London. May be consulted from O'clock IN
the morning until night eVeTy stage and symptom Of
disease The treatment they adopt the Tesuo upwards
Of thirty extensive practice in Europe and srca
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CHERIPFS SALE.-PURSUANI

3. W P2ISERi deca:267
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-31

NEw YORK. Jan. 2o.-The steamship Fulton, ol
the Havre and Southampton line, has arrived Al
this port, with adviees from Southampton Of the
llth inst.
Her commercial adFices have been fully antief-
patea by the Nova Scotian, at Portland.
The Fnlton's mails for tho South were forwarded
by the early morning train.
Adyices from Italy state that the Pope had adj
dressed another appeal for protection to all the
Catholic powers except Sardinia
Grave charges were rife against Austria to the
effect that she was engaged in a disguised inter
yention in Italian affairs, and direct contraventon
Of the Eillafranca and Zurich treaties.
Le Nordle, the Russian organ, stigmatizcs The
conduct Of Austria as dislionorable and seriously
ehdangering the continuance Of peace.
Active preparations arc being made in France
for the completion Of the snez canal, notwthstand-
Ing the protest Of the Turkish Government.
new pamphlet against the temporal power Of
tAe Pope has made its appearance in the Legations
and in Tuscany.
In some Of the Papal provinces serious reEela-
tionaFy manifestations have been made, but no
general outhroal had followed.
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Arrivals at the Hotels yesterday.

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HnIs 4 = R, Nj Gss ssE esg Ali Fhef sse ! I9ske
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Metsl md saas MIL Lowe 6 iisFaaa. Ia 4 i
A5nf1ee ee1-
81 Jn, In! hanhets n " Lee, Las May, aiay BaFer
Dunbar, Me4dns Melchoir, d Tortey, Miss II Ii Sim
G; son D P9wsil nties TeSes Ghanhers ky Geass
f.sde Aa; sinatt ienn ms Il Haessae, Kirk an
lady filmanson Ayose les, In; B Kirk aEr{nijnn,
sleses, ,ds Levy i Point 3 onpes, y Tenss Etsakiia
aa " MegFnder, ] Bridges D j nohan RaIlins cid
bone Cos Henny = Renge w Osborne lady Is Ronee
itsas and .ady " Willis lady and son. " Wood 4
tsIar asIss ass VIII Hsts I eE,5,oeks Loia sfpsr
Miss Hagtes Mast haner Nesan ID 4 Smith Ia j If sssh
Z Mlmns " y N,igh y Walker { Bell, d B eaoisy
Pleasant. e - ~ stttsst9'At g
j 4 ~, HoTEL. 7 Harrison u Johnson La ri
~ Ala I z Meade, Meade Mss; j 4 Waugh
= sash an aaa ads Miss Saam Ga Smith, afo
Ms: i aAinfan Natehsz, Mrs Taghan Miss
Sfaaaoa lhars j MeEvnv, G ~ Passel Ii j Raieleh
NIX (: Miss r iiocsensmsh, Mia = ses'
LAFAYETTE = Dsife D II Mena lady ana
saa Y Heks yss eramp ina Wilson and lady Thomp
Ma TN, Linton Miss FsfIe, Ark; j Il Jones 81 Paul
Mns = 5ggE; " II Houston. j u Aess. 4 q Aeusin ii
isnm Menahis; FoFsles w Williams. Fernando and
John Pke, Iilheaeaax La.
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Z Ii e a>fetfes.

."0nr American Cousin started for a . Wun''
as Lord Dnhdrcary has it-last night The house
was jamsned and packed up stairs and down in
every conceivable nook and conner whore there
was standing room, and a splendid array Of lady
auditors made dress circle, second tier and mar.
1uette brilliant as a flower bed il May or a pea
patch in June MIR. John Owens figured rs Asa
Trencha1d, the g american Gousfn,a ana he did
the rabid type of :" Yarmouth Yankee 2 with iniu.
ito JUNCTION and gasto, his impossible American
and sothern's impossible EDglislman keeping the
house in a condition of continuous uproarious
merriment. Sotherns Lord DlHlarearq is the
lnintessenee of comic nonsensieaty n ridiculous
" eoncocted portrayal of the sober Stiffness of 4
shallow brain too weak to know its own fai1inds
except the failure to sneeze--the acme of the noble
Whskerandoss ambition, and goal which he CON
stanty fails to achieve. sothern aeeompiishes the
amblng carieature of fop OF the first water mar
yelonsly. Miss Charlotte Thompson was exceed
ingly charming, graceful and every way anpro.
pirate as Florence Ifenchafl, and Miss Sara Sfe-
vens made the quieter part of Mary At9etlHL very
winning and agreeable. Mr.. Couldoek brought bis
art to bear on dbel NureoB, and rendered the mart
OF the besotted but rightminded victim of Bacehns
with great power and effect. Mr.. Letingwel nIaved
St1s Id1cIiu 1reHc4did, and did not look the least
like old Tackleton as the handsome, stately repre-
sentative Of the noheman. Mr.. Briggs was every
thing to be desired as Lieut. Pefnoa ditto Mrs Chan
manas Mrs., Aonatetessiagton ditto Mr.. Morris a.
GoaFe; ditto Miss Conldock as augusta, ditto Mrs,
Preston as Georgia1td, tie siek galt;n fact every
character was sufficiently well done, and every
thing eYinced the most careful and thorough pre-.
paration Of the piece from beginning to end There
was no balk or wrong movement from the curtain
rise to its final fall, though it was first performs
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LATER FROM HAVANA
ARRIVAL or THE EXPIRE CITY.

NEw Yong, Jan. 3o.- The steamship Empire City
arrived at this port on tie 10Th.
Her news is of an unilnportant character, and
was anticipated BY Tic Moses Taylor At New Or
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Somebody defines character as !. the only per-
sonal property which everybody looks after for
you.n
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CONGRESSIONAL PRoeIsEDnyet4.
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THE HOUSE STILL uNoRGANTzEp.
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II man can be fired with ardor why can't a
mnsket be fired with the same material?
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FURTHER INTELLIGENCE FROM EUROPE.
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srEAnnR FULTON ARRIVED AT NEW YORK.
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NICE PET.-A correspondent of The Cincinnati
Times relates the following:
Apropos to travelling, let me give YOU a little
railroad incident, which occurred few nights
since while riding on oftfe lines leading to this
city, about midnight. i noticed lady and gentle
| man on the seat in front Of me--the lady In a
sound sleep, with her head reclining upon the
shoulder of her companion She was sitting on the
side, next to the middle Of tile car and I was
regarding her in that condition which usually
comes DER u.s. at that hour, when was some
| what surprised to see the head Of snake slowly
rise up between her and the arm of tho seat until
| about q foot of his body was in sight. There he
stood, erect as grenadier, slowly looking around
III one direction after another, and thrasting out
his tanEae. had shaken such reptiles from my
blankets at night, upon the great plains and among
the Rocky Mountains too often to be much startled BY
his ssuddenappearanee; ;bnt here, in country which
has been settled for two hundred years, the sight
sruek me as decidedly novel. What was to be
done2
My first impulse was to belead the snake where
he lowered, bnt he might possibly be domestea-
ted, and there would be a row might wake the
lady, and call her attention to him; but she poss-
essed nerves (and most American ladies do) there
would be worse row, with screaming or fninting
into the bargain.
To wake gentleman whom had seen conyers-
ing with her an hour previous, seemed The more
prudent course; and did SO. He at once Informed
me that the snake was an anaconda from South
Amefca-one OF twelve which the parties were
taking home with them out of curiosity Their
box had been placed near the stove, and this one
aroused from his terpof BY the heat, had escaped
from it. The lady on being awakened, neither
tainted screamed but took up the trnant reptile
as kindly and Familiarity as il he had been q lap
dog, and deposited him again with his eleven COM
panons, assuring me that had killed him il would
have been a heavy grief to her!
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TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 81, 1860

releeRApHsp - THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
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Professor IN the Theological Seminary o this place
died on Saturday, the 2sth inst. He was man Of
great talent, and ranked as one Of the best teach
ers Of the Seminary.
m LoUls Jan. ao--Gol. Ely Moore, Register BIT
the Land Office III Leeompton Kansas died 1T that
place On the 2Gtii inst.
Domestic Markets.
NEW SoRK Jan. 3e-The sales Of Cotton today
amounted to 100 bales. NiaaIing Bplands ii quoted
Of LII to1ls Potashes closed dull. Cuba Sugar
closed quiet. Mascoyado sngaF closed at Il
to "a. New Orleans Fair Refining Sugar ii
quoted at sae. q ib. Tie Flonr market closed dun
the sales consisting Of 5000 bbls, at 81 so to As 90
Oats closed dull at 4il to i5e. per busIcI. East
ern Mess Pork i quoted at VI 30. The market
closed quiet
GiscrSaATr, Jan. 30. Flour closed buoyant ii
p 80 to Is -. Provisions closed bacyant. Wheat
is quoted at 5Gc per bushel. Tile market closed
with an advancing tendency. Oats closed firm 1T
i5e per bnshci. Barley declined &c.
River Intelligence.
IoEtsTfLLE, Jan. 30.--The Ohio river, at f1is
point IL falling, with ak feet six inches Of water
in the canal.
EicKsgrRG, Jan. 30.--The steamer South Ameri-
can passed down IT |, the Fanny BuIlitt at 3, and
the Universe at o'clock this evening"
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PATroN, sHIIrii 4 fUTNApf,
CORNER or MACHINE AND GRAFIER STREETS
Agents rorthessale
MlNIFF.Ae eTtTRED T0B4GgO,

H1vo hau and constantly receiving,
sion direct from the Manufactures Tho Largest and Finest
assortment Of
Manufactured Tobacco.
Of every variety they have offered t tran and solicit
The attention ot and DEALERS their stock before
purchasing.
They are the SOLE AGENTS for BURTON i MAYS Cross
pounds LA BELLE CREOLE. s and Io's; BUCK
FINNEY S. and los, KENTs lObfsdes other
brands; GRANT WILLIAMS n lbs, and Others; LEaRO-
RA poulds which took the Premium at the State Fair PEI
tefsburg Va, November 1856 u Il r JONES' pounds
Twists which have taken Tho Premium In North Carolina
years sucoesson Is perhaps hueet Tobaeco the
world
W1LLIAasoNs TWIST, earst pickingso KATE FLIzA
peds intended far connoenrs only, every de-
erripion Of Tobacco generally nssds z
We also have the PoWHATTAN PIPES which We receive
direct rait1aissinn. d12 6nl
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AsrtsrsoAL.y PEaFHer WoRK, md 10 othsrkina.
Massrs Anderson 4 Blessing 81 Gimp ef Conn
mercis Alley Tbs public y n u obtaining shas
pictures perfect % made tsaasls ahshed
up III tie bs and latest ase uhaa delay and sss sa
reasonable W. diec attention The adyss 81
Messss. A. & 81, NEseh speaks fos taaa.
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Mr. Pennington Adopted BY the Republicans.
aNozakR EaeI7INa .sEssEoN "a znE nonsE

tag rHE s4rtosAt ssp American usas.l
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GrATIonAGsY STEAM ENGINES
y -
ALI. SIZES. FROM 5 10 la DIAMETER OF cEiIsDEe

ALL SIZES. FROM 10 l6 DIAMETER OF CYLINDER
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES ff1tn Il 80 horse power
DRAINING WHEELS from L faet 10 ID diameter.
DRAINING PUMPS, ffom 8 10 % aches In danetes
Ieayists Patent CIRCULAR SAW Mills with bofi
Iron and wooden ames with NoerosB Rocker Boxes snI
Rteafn,s Patent Eccentric Head Blocks.
Page,a md Paga & efla's CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
Bonbe Circular Saw Mills, with Top Saws.
sraub,s Frame CORN FLOUR Mills from IS TO
inches diameter.
NEWELL. COTTON SCREWS Of S, ~ and Ii fncos in
diameter by L long and gtned for sher horse
power,
sHAFTlNa, COUPLINGS, PULLtEs, sTANns. HANG
ERS, and Boxes Of all sizes.
DOUBLE FLuE BOILERS L. inches diameter and from
10 to 80 feet l'ng.
CIRCULAR SAWS, up to 70 iHcits tlatnstef.
DOCTOR ENGINES of qarfons sizes.
INDIA RUBBER BANDS, of al sizes.
assortment Of all sizes Of tho articles generally
store ready for delivery Ike etice mud fer sale on
the most favorable terms and al The lowest prices.
Every article fully guaranteed
Full printed Catalogues Of prices Will sent to any address
by mail
s. Il. GILMAN,
mya AWtf 70 ciravier street New orleans
r .OUEsIANA STEAM CLOTHING MANU-
FACTORY,
165.tt.....:....G "a nal Stree et.t......,.....lG7
NEW ORLEANS.