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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-10-24
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"IIrs. Jefferson Davis, presents her COM
pIimcn'o 10 Grover u Baker, and take,
pleasure IN sayiur that she has used one Of
their machines for two years, and find, il
stlII IN good order, makes beautiful stitch,
and does easily work Of any kind" iTaSh.
iHgtOn, ID. &.
II have used one OF Grover & Bakers
Family Sewing Machines for more than
three years amd Il" not hesitate u say that
II has given entire satisfaction. cheerful
ly recommend them 10 uI who wish to
have their sewing well and quickly doLe."
Mrs. Robert WIiiicomJe, Washington, y.
T..
Il taSr pleasure in saying, that the Gro
yer x Baker Sewing Machines have more
than Sustained ny expectation. A(tcr try
ing ma returning others, have three Of
them in operation in my different places.
and, after tour ears trial, have no fault 10
hnd '-J H. Hammoni, Senator Of Souih
CGrO!Id.
"AlY wife has had one of Grover IS b.
kcr'a Family Sewing Machines for some
u""c' "L' '',h satisfied II - one OF the
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t'he P'ra1.r' IN SAYING That The Gro
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is not only Il conveuirucc, bat ~" rrgrrd il
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81 think your machine hy far the best in
use IL can be adapted from tnc finest fab.
rss to tue heaviest ra-,jmrte, aad sews
stronger, flotcr, and more beautifully thon
one can imagine. If mine could not be re-
placed, money could 40! ouy it"-.lIrS. r.
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gOtal SntelliQeute.

HEALTH OF THE CITY.-By the weekly report of
the Board of Health, issued yesterday, we find that
there were but 1870 interments in the city cemete-
ries last week, and that there was not single
death by yellow fever. This is as gratifying as un-
looked for. Only one hundred and thirty deaths IN
week at this season, and no deaths by yellow
fever, when there were some few deaths OF that
disease during the previous fortnight, are certainly
circumstances worthy Of record. There is truly
an epidemic Of health blessing New Orleans TINS
season.
JAMES BEGGs ELECTED ASSISTANT ALDERMAN
The election yesterday in the First Ward for
Assistant Alderman, in place Of Mr.. PettingIll,
resigned, resulted as follows: Mr.. Beggs, ls3
votes MIR. Warner, lis votes; and Mr.. MeBurney,
6 votes with few votes for the everlasting and
celebrated Mr.. Scattering. We are glad Mr.. Beggs
is elected; we would be about as glad if Mr.. War
ner or Mr.. McBurney had been elected; for all
three are good men, and so far as regards our own
personal likings, they are something like three
peas cut Of pod. But Beggs being defeated at
the last election, went into training, and had the
wind and the bottom to carry him through this
time.
TIE BELL AND EVERETT MEETING AT ANTE Cry.
They had good time of it at Amite yesterday.
The crowd taken up by the cars Gncluding strong
representation Of our handsome and patriotic
young friends, the g Young Bell-Ringers'D were
met by rOusing turnout of the piney woods SOW
ereigns Of st. Helena parish.
There was lots of speaking which stirred the
heart, and dinner which Gained the stomach,
and a glorious time generally. Judge Harley was
President of the meeting, Mr.. Ellis was Secretary
The speakers were Messrs. L. Madison Day, I. G.
Noel, A. P. Field, j. Y. Blocker, and Jonas.
Some of the speaking was before dinner, and the
rest of it after. The piney.woodsmen retired feel
ing good, and the city crowd returned i'll good
condition
Those of the Young Bell Ringers who could not
60 met their returning brethren at the depot last
evening, and there was long. and lively torch
light procession, with music md fireworks, and
Camp street and the Crescent were not forgotten
The finish was an enthusiastic Bell and Everett
meeting at the Clay Statute on Canal street. where
several speeches were made, and every other de
monstration made going to show that the Crescen
! City is good for Bell and Everett.
EMPIRE BASE Bu.L CLrB.-This Club payet
their anniversary game yesterday afternoon at tllt
Delachaise Ground. The day was delightful, rht
field magnificent; the Club had an abundance of !,
No. refreshments, which, with the shade of thei
4 pavions, were right heartily enjoyed by a larg'
crowd of invited guests and spectators, including
handsome representation of the fairer sex. .Th
game was well contested and very lively and eX
citing, for it resulted in a tie. The following wa
| the score made:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21
DlaboIleal Outrage in East tennessee.


The Morristown (Tenn) Intelligencer contains
the following particulars
We have rarely heard of more diabolical and
fendish outrage than the one perpetrated yester-
day, eight miles above this place, and two miles
from Russelyille, in Hawkins county. 1t seems
that man, or rather demon, by the name of
Joshua Ballard, armed himself with scythe blade,
and started from his home with the intention of
numbering some person. The first man he en-
countered was Mr.. Bewley, but it appears Bew
ley escaped without material injury.
He then went to the house of Mr.. Horner, and
told him that he intended to kill him, and COM
menced cutting him with the scythe blade Horner
received eight severe wounds upon the head and
other parts OF the person. We are informed he
cannot possibly survive. Ballard then went to the
house of a Mrs. Robson: she saw him coming and
closed the door. Ballard, however, broke the door
down, went in, hauled her from under the bed, and
inflicted several wounds upon her; she, by some
means. escaped from him. Not satisfied, he com
menced upon two of her children, inflicting seve-
raj gashes upon their bodies.
BY this time several of the neighbors collected
to take him, but Ballard swore he would not be
taken, and started in run for his home. He was
hotly pursued, however, and barely reached his
house and secreted himself in the cabin loft, when
he was fired upon through the cracks between the
logs. There was bag of cotton in his loft which
he used to Screen himself from the bullets and Ou1
informant gentleman of veracity, says that some
seyentyiive shots fired before he was killed
He stood and cursed his pursuers till he fell dead
| His mother also stood in the yard during the time
| swearing she would send the whole party to h L
| before she was done with them.
| It appears that Ballard was desperate charac
ter-addicted to strong drink and all kinds of dis
| sipation. He was the champion of the neighbor
| hood and most men were afraid to encounter hin
/ single-handed. We saw him engaged in a row
with the Irish in this place, some five years ago
and he made party Of about twenty leave tht
| street. We are opposed to lynching man, but il
| this case there was, it seems. no alternative,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE
Construction Of a New Canal.

Construction of New Canal
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 20.--The contract for building
branch canal has been awarded to Messrs. Theo-
dore Barton Co., Of New York.
The enlargement for the contract is not let.
Virginia Democratic Conventions
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Aug. 20.--The Breekin-
ridge Convention which met in this city some days
ago, has adopted resolution instructing electors,
if Breckenridge cannot possibly be elected. to
vote in any way so as to prevent the election Of
Abe Lincoln.
SrAuNToN, VA, Aug. 2O.--The Douglas Conven-
ton has discharged the Committee of Conference,
and will probably nominate full Douglas electoral
ticket.
resolution was adopted instructing electors to
cast their votes for anybody who can defeat Lin.
Breckenridge Will Not Withdraw.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 20.-The Louisville Courier of
yesterday morning says Mr.. Breckenridge emphati-
caly denies the absurd rumer that he desired to
withdraw from the candidacy
The Courier says Mr.. Breckenridge has no thought
of withdrawing his name as a Presidential candi-
date in the coming contest.
Shooting Affair.
CINCINSATI, Aug 20.--Ge0rge ]. Caldwell, Who
shot and killed Mr.. Brown, US. Commissioner
last Saturday, has been re-arrested and held in
bail.
Later from Porto Rico
New YORK, Aug. 20.-Advices received here
from Porto Rico and Pernambueo to the I'd inst.
state that the yellow fever is raging among thu
natives and foreigners.
River Intelligence. 5.MZ
louisville, Aug. 20.-The Ohio river at ths
point is rising, with five feet of water in the tana
by the mark.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21
Tragedy il, Cincinnati.

The Cincinnati Commercial of Saturday last
gives the following account of a tragedy in that
city:
Charles G. Browne, attorney and o. S. Commits
sioner, having his office at No. 25 West Third
street, was killed last night by George F. Caldwell,
book-keeper to the auction house of Alfred Wood,
under the following circumstances:
The parties have, for some time past, been at
variance, and have on one or more occasions had
hard words about legal and other matters. 1t was
reported to Mr.. Caldwell that the deceased intended
to inHict personal injuries upon him. and for that
purpose had sought to find him on Thursday even
ing, but did not succeed in doing So Last evening,
about nine O'Clock, Mr.. Caldwell was standing
upon his doorstep, at No. l67 Elm street, in COM
pany with several ladies, when the deceased ap-
preached. Caldwell refused to have anything TO
do with him; went into his house; passed through
his dining room, and went up to his chamber
| closely followed by Browne.
He closed his chamber door, and held it against
Browne, who forced it open and entered the room,
Caldwell then shot him. Browne grappied with
Caldwell, (after he was shoD and in the atffay his
nose was broken by blow from Caldwell. As
soon as the latter found that the deceased was
suhdued he started for physician; on Fourth
street he met friend, Mr.. George ?. Buen to
whom he related the occurrence, and they together
| went to the residence of DR.. Blaekman. The family
| of the Doctor being absent it was necessary for
| one of the party to remain at his house, and at
their suggestion Caldwell did SO, while they went
to the assistance of the wounded man. Upon
| reaching the house they found him dead. He had
lived about twenty minutes after receiving the
wound in his side.
Theyreturned and informed Caldwell of the death
of Browne he burst into tears, desired them tc
accompany him to the house of Mr.. Wood that he
might deliver up the safe keys, and then to the
Station House. They didso, and he delivered him
self to Lieut.. Small, to answer any charge tha
might be brought against him. Mr. Caldwell
AYERS that he did it in selfdefense, being undel
the impression that the deceased was armed
and intended to assault him. There will be an in
quest this morning.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

PRENrIoIASA.-If the Douglas men in any Of the
Northern States yield to the entreaties OF the
Breckenridge party and enter into coaita9n WIN
it, they had better look out for cheating. IL ls an
old adage that he who sups with the deTi should
have long spoon.s
A Breckenridge paper says that Buchanan has
no enemies except those he refuses to buy. 1t
might with infinitely more truth be said that he
has no friends except those he has bought.
A Georgia editor says that the spirit Of ''the true
Democracy in kentucky is slightly obstrueted.' ?
we suppose he means that its soul is slightly
damned.
Oh shame, where is thy blush!
baltimore Patriot.
You are right in making inquiries for it. 70,
had better hunt it up and wear it. It wonld be
come you amazingly just now.
Although the Democracy failed to elect thei
candidates in Kentucky the other day, yet they al
| conscious that they were right, GYickshurg Sun.
Yes. right badly whipped.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21
Neh 0rleans 1aiIp Grestsnt.
HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.

Special to the New Orleans Crescent.l
..= HAVANA, Aug. II, lsG0.
Mr.. Edaor The weather has been excess
lively hot lately, and hardly day passes that
it does not rain. According to official reports,
there have been considerable more deaths in July
from yellow fever than in June. In that month
there were only 70. The following is the return
for july throughout the whole Island
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CueAR r1oGsnEAps- SUGAR HoGsHEADs,
: STAYE AND sHINGLE MACHINES.
-Suitahle for Making-

STAYE AND sHINGLE MACHINES,
Suitable for Making
SUGAR HoGsHEADs RICE, MoLAssEs, R0SIE AND
TURPENTINR SLAVES, AND SHINGLES.
The principle this Machneis the old of
splitting and dressing by hand labor. Working directly with
the grain timber produces article not liable to warp
or check from exposure The Mill will r7e shave and
Joint from boH 1000 l0eO sayes perisy and the
shnge Machine Shingles Irequres two
power work H. and be attached to team en-
gine gin mill It make any required length
aud can adjusted t. any thickness taper The timber
neither awed but ryen and shaved directly from
the bolt.
Both achnesean in full operation between the hours
of 10 and O'clock every day. at No. Canal street Thess
Machines made in Augusta, Ga. O
Any party wishing purchase Parish State County and sin
gle rights Machines them the Agent, whs
will give full particulars. F.W. c. COOK,
Sole Agent for the States of Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi
Texas and Alabama a3l 6m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

A cigar merchant waited upon a tailor, and pro-
posed to him to do business upon the g mutual ac-
commodation system.t The latter assented, upon
the understanding that the tobacconist was to find
his own cloth. "Let's be honest he said "cab.
bage for cabbage
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

1TEspANIDUS STEAM BaTTERIES-THE
undersigned would call he attention Of Sugar Planters to
their Vepauidus Steam GFanlapg Pans which have been
the last years and have given the most decided
satisfaction,
this season. WHEELER 4 F0RSfAI5I
ie9 3na ls5 5TchopE' 'Gl2s set.
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pozEmAN's HOSPITAL.
- No. 90 BARoNNE STREET, New Orleans,
Neart the cgrrollton Rnroas Ter1ninns

Dr. N, BszEMAN, date Of Montgomery, Ala having 10
Gated Orleans takes this method of announcing his
readiness practice and receive patients into his private hos
pital building he has fitted up hospital is admirably
dspted purpose and being situated in snch Convenient
desirable part the city, that he feels warranted in saying
that II affords unustal advantages.
The generally large and airy and bage all under
gone thorough repair.
Both whItes and blacks sre admitted.
The Of board will depend upen the kind Of accomoas
ens required All surgical opestians charged extra Ohes
n thu huildpr. tath tSHW
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d A. FAHNEsToeK,s yERdIFUGE Fol
\. T.

Messrs. r. A. Fahnestock h Co;
eniemenSome wears since recommended b. A. Fahncs
toc yermtfuge my relative A1t Charles West Jefferson
county Hssspp for child eighteen months old, which was
supposed be dying from fits He gave 1t three walls,
which brought from it apoworm twetyoa feet long and
cured the child This preserved and have shown 1t to
planters this and the adiong counties haye sold thou
Of bottles Of your Vefge with perfect satisfaction to
the II this will lie Of any service i'll calling atten
on your valuable remedy at liberty to use it.
JAMES P. HARPER,
OF the hFta Of HatpeF Sen, Druggists,
Bayou Sara La
n9-Purchasers should eok wsll 10 the hot
tie and wrapper and be particular that they buying
r. Fshnaatnrl'a VermifaRe. ard other iva 1n&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21
4 TLANTuC DRY DOCK, ALGIERs--

Z "A
The subscriber having recently constructed this Dock under
his supervision is prepared take in Ships Steamers
and every description of Water Craft The Dock is located
Algier opposite the Landing, where
with The Dock the subscriber will continue the Shpwrght and
he together with his personal supervision of a work
JAMES MARTIN Proprietor.
orers left ut the Office of the agents, WM ], DEWEY
co Sc and IS Grayer street, New Orleans will be promptly
atte to, my bn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21
cPALDING's PREPARED GLUEl
sPALDING's PREPARED GLBEt
""~.. sPALDIEG's PREPARED GLUEt .s
Save the Pieces!
EcoN oMYi PAToHi
AR-"A Stitch in Time Saves Eine"-&E

EooN NoMYi ArcEt
ag-"A Stitch in Time Saves Eine."-@E
4ssccdents will happen, in weregulated families Is
very have cheap and convenient for
pairing Furniture, Toys Crockery, etc. sa=... d
Spalding's Prepared Glue
all such emergencies and household afford be
without it, 1t always ready and up to the sticking point.
THERE'S longer necessity for mpng chairs spnteed
ueers headess dolls broken cradles IT Is Gst the article
for cone she'll other ornamental work. popular with Ia
dies of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation is used cold being chemically
held solutions possessing all the valuable qualities of the
glue 1t be used in the place Of orai-
naTy mucilage. being vastly adhesive.
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE."
NB-A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price, IS cents.
Wholesale Depot, No. 48 Cedar street New York.
Address HENRY G. sPaLDTNG h CO.,
Box Nv, $500, New York.
Put up Dealers containing four eight andtwelve
dozen-a beautiful Lthogafh Show Card accompanying each
package.
A3-A single bottle Of SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
will saveten times It's annually to every honseholdEs
Sold by all prominent staouers Druggists Hardware and
Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note of sPALDING's
PREPARED GLUE, when making their s Ii will stand
any climate. ]al9 1yaW
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nrsIrtI, 80 IIslrfAIl-NNns J brnmght


,weeu Washington Hvefls iEt Slftl street esitay-
One a1gs brown bpy aie tfsued On face Ii and ON
et 5hau4at. -
On paid viii be sold tbiie aeln, st Sad Pound on
m ESn&I August 2i lsDt A. " Jtl4cE \. VI.
]. MILTON RT:LF, saect Commissioner. =
." ALFRED H. pUCRos,
tesE Of Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

IePAyE DU QUATRIEME DIsrRIGT.-na N
IL e conduit dfpO: iPlyes ia autTlcme District rue
AnaOncIaon sreoae Washington et Ia rue siSteme
une gtagde mule h#fcHc st"ppse Il ia face ct re
pnuie Eaucne. /. ..
pAyes yenda !eaCieEe pgbLgas, an dit depot e
NARDI, Il dauut iSGl d - heEges A NJ
j. MILTON HELF, G5rfiis ssaire des Enes
iau-E ,.L.t nIlh W ls 70 II
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TeleeaaPHED TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
----.--s8e.<-
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
----~
1RREyAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ARABIA.
ENGLAND WILL NOT JOIN THE sYRlsg EXPEDITION
RExTiE tgssELs Of VAR DLspArc1zD To syaIA.
s@5"@0# --------
Nenpeattan and sardinIaa Negotiations
THE WAR WITH CHIN "A
I-IvEfsropE- .;e,rro~ sI-,r.poJI,s-
DOMESTIC AND COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21
ZI,HInp pIsrMIer poENp.-Hxas bnought

n to te Ihtd ltirret FGuh, t4oJlzlliisi stEeel
tween CpJuet aud EeUlsi a7 esshy-
One Me&cn bay pony n hands Eh, LEFT tH root white,
branded lie lcft h it!F MeSicg tratlEie spot be
the eyes.
WhieIt II MI claiHtt vt'n sya day ard expenses paid
thereon, viii he sold prie aqcpu, aid Pound, On TUES
DAY. August a. letlr NJ ll6claa5 :, ".
T. liiIr5N RELr, Street Commissioner.
4lFRED 4. nUcR0s,
CgInptrOer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

ENGLAND WILL NOT JOIN THE sYREg EXPEDITION,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

4RRTvAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ARABIA.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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nrs4sE tzssz1g OF VAR Dns,ArcuzD 70 syayA
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faY ruE 4uEelc.x 4xp sA4royA1 lryEs.l

DoNEsr1c AvD coN1EaoIA1 IyrELLIeENc
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

70 lie Third DisiIa Pound GoodchIren eei, between
Cloiet Louisa street, = cstgty-
One wlite she goatt 10 horns.
While and yellow s:ie gOet
Whcl elGined ln tges DAYS ni the expenses here
paid be sold psbc sad pound, On WE'D
NEsDA JAY. August 23 Istl, At 10 O'Clock A. II.
New Orleans August ~. iSdp
J. Mff.TON RELT, Street Commissioner
f'ss'''''s9 @NVS''' l' ALFRED A. pUCRos,
CLERK OF
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

rstEeaasHsO 70 THE VIEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21


town Of Jefferson, Gass county, on the sth inst.
Since that the town has been protected by patrols
of the best citizens. The same vigilance is exer-
cised, says the Jefferson Herald in the neghboring
towns and settlements.
| Some forty negroes and two or three whites
have been discovered, when together, at or near
Paris, Lamar county, says letter from Bright
Star, Hopkins county, to the Jefferson Herald Of
the llth instant. Some of the negroes were
rested, and confessed that it their intention,
on the day of election, while the men were at the
polls voting, to kill the females of every house;
and as the men returned from the polls, they were
| TO be attacked
More or less abundant rains are reported in the
following countes-falling in the week ending Sat
urday, the 1lth inst:
Nueces Calhoun, Matagorda, Brazoria, Golida,
Victoria Gonzales, Guadalupe, Caldwell, Bexar,
Colorado, Travis, Bastrop, Fayette, Washington,
Burleson, Grimes, Walker, Hardin Bell, McI4en-
nnn Hill Ellis Navarro, Harrison, Cass, Lamar,
Parker Red River, Collin.
The beneficial effects of the rain were immedi-
ately visible on vegetation, and the papers recon-
4 mend that small grain be sown Immediately, to
compensate in some degree for the general loss IN
the corn crop.
We were favored with fine rain this morning.
Mr.. Cooke, of the Richmond Reporter, says the
Galveston News, has favored us with q call this
morning. He left Richmond last evening, and in
forms us that there is considerable excitement
there in relation to the supposed Abolitionists,
, against whom the evidence is said to be quite
strong, of their having been ampering with slaves
The Galveston News Of Saturday last says
On Thursday last, an honest mechanic in orir city
and an equally honest grocer. having certain
causes Of disagreement, cooily walked to a liver1
STABLE and having procured vehicles pr0ceedea II
certain retired spot down the island, and thel
and there did shoot at each other after the mos
If approved fashion. We are sorry that we eanno
Ne hear testimony to the accuracy of tber sim ben;
placed less than ten yards apart, and firing tH'
Shots each, nobody was hurt.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-21

Neopoattan and sardInraa Negotiations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26

TI1HE DIFFERENCE
Between Ressf and Wholesale Prices In
DRY GOODS
va never great the pesen, time and IN order that Al
NAV avail themselves Of ths low prices ranging u
No. 30 CedaI-st.,
The subschbsr w continue Tor short tina longer 70 sen his
sobb,nr sock Of DIV Goods at retail Wholesale prices
Among the many nducement. held gu. VII be fsund-sf:
Black Plan Colos Fancy and n Robes Chass Bsrsse Bal
Bpsinas, Lawns Jseonets OrEsndie.
Article for Travelling Dresses
Prints 0inshsms, =.
Houseke>y,zs Goods Hosiery Goods EnbroidsneA,
Geads for Mems and ChildreD's Wsas,
Paxssob and Umbrellas,
Ae., &C.,
W which dsy sddtns ebs:p good. rem ,ns %
represented.
sa8 tss Nm zsasu ths that our s.Osk VIII be offered
RETAIL
AT TIE LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES.
g. COURTS, No. 90 Cedar-stt
few dooIs from Broadway, east SIDE.