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The members Of this Association ale requested to meet
Hail. corner Eyau Fields and Greatmen streets this after
noon at O'Clock precisely in attend the funeral of our
deceased brother, EMILE BERMOND aged &c years native
Of France.
By order of the President:
seSo ANTH0NV
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ARRIVAL FROM RIO JANEIRo. ~ The Charleston
Courier of the ID has the following

ARRIVAL FROM RIO JANEIRo.- The Charleston
Courier of the I'd has the following
Notwithstanding the vigilant blockade, the brig
West Indian, of New Orleans, Capt. F. Arnet, arr
rived here yesterday in forty zone days from Rio de
Janeiro, with cargo of fifteen hundred bags of
coffee, consigned to that enterprising commercial
house, Geo. W. Williams & Co. Ninety seven miles
east Of the bar the West Indian was chased by a
fnan-of-war under canvas. AT 81 A. NJ, on San
gay made steamer and sailing vessel off this bar
oiosSkadng, but in consequence of their being at
ahcner the West Indian Was enabled to reach the
o% Vas Channei and get safely into port.
:. NO y news o. special importance at Rio. Coffee
was hlgn, and there was some fortysail of Yankee
vessels N port, which found it difficult TO get
lTslgats IN consequence of the existing tronbiss.
me Yankee captains employed part Of their time
M I abusing the South, and saying what terrible
snlngs their eountrymen at the North wonld do
Engllsh vessels that had reached Rio report heino
chased by priYateers nsar the Equator. buf the
latter changed their course when English coiors
were displayed. 80 enA''
FFeights in English vessels were somewhat in.
Jufed, many persons thinking that there wonld ha
war between the English aud Yankees, when the
latter would cover the ocean with their priyaTeers
The bark Indus and schooner Fl. P. Russell. both
from this port were left at Rio also bark Meaco
from New Orleans.
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Supplies for Sick and Wounded Soldiers,

The Surgeon General of the Confederate Army has a,,1;
to me- and through the citizens of Louisiana far
OF the following articles for the sick and wounded soldiers viz
Hospital Shirts Bed Linen, Blankets Pocket Handkechef
BaEdage Linen Rags, Corn Starch Geatne Rice Flour Ia
poce Brandy, whisky Port Wine and DisRfectng Agents.
have already called heads families and planters in
another notice. 10 supply with blankets and now reoues
hose wishing TO donate any of the above to send them
to my agent A. B. James 81 Magazine street. connc1lv boyed
OF oed win statement OF contents Ii blankets cannot be
had, Bed Comforts can be substituted
(SignedJ THOs n ,rO1pr
NEW ORLEANS August "a, 1861. an2G 2nIgt
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Resolutions of Thanks.

New IBERIA, ST., MARTINS PARISH, LA Sept q 1851
AT called meeting of the % Grimes County
Greys," Of Texas, John, w. Hutchinson, CAPTAIN.
of the First Regiment Of Texas Volunteers, Lieut
R. H. Bassett was called to the chair, and Sergeant
J. M. Bookman appointed Secretary.
The chairman briefly explained the object of the
meeting; whereupon, on motion, committee OF
five was appointed to draft resolutions expressive
of the sense of the meeting. The following com
posed said committee
Lieut.. Jos. II. Durham, private A. c. Brietz,
Sergeant. NJ, Bookman, private Thos. G. Buffng.
ton, Corporal Jesse W. Baker.
And, on motion of Orderly Gould the chairman
was added to said committee.
The committee then retired, and after a short
session reported the following preamble and reso.
lutlons,, which, on motion, were unanimously
Whereas, the citizens of New iberia, st. Martins
parish, and of Vermon parish Louisiana, having
manifested great interest in our welfare in fur.
nlshlng wagons and transporting us through their
parlsh--in having supplied our company with am
pie provisions of all kinds and having. contributed
most literally, in every possible manner, to our
comfort curing our soJourn at this place. and deem
ing their kindness and hbefality deserving Of the
highest commentator, and desiring to leave a les.
tImon al OF our appreciation Of their kindness.
therefore, be it ~
Resoloed, That the unbounded thanks of our
company be rendered to the citizens of New he
ria, St. Martins parish, and Of Vermon parish
for their patriotic lberality and generosity.
Resoloed, That the ladies of this place have won
cur profound admiration, from their many acts of
kndness to our sick comrades and to the company
in general for all of which they deserve the
highest need of praise, and will be ever held in
grateful remembrance.
RESOLVED. That to our friend and fellow citizen,
James = Stephenson, and to the citizens of Grimes
county, Texas, we tender our sincere thanks for
their patriotic zeal in Transporting us to this point
Rescued, That this preamble and resolutions,
together with the proceedings of this meeting, be
published in the New Orleans Daily Bee New Or.
leans Daily Crescent, opelousas Patriot and the
Houston (Texas) Telegraph.
e r. g. BAssETT, Chairman.
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~. N. Nj O Q ID Y .

". N. Nj O Q ID ",
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL. STREETS
Who has still hand the everything his line and at
prices that must satisfy every patriot soldier no advance
on any article having been the interruption Of SUD.
plies ..-..
Fine Flannel Campaign shirts,
Beautifully made In this city Side Pockets Buttons
raned never TO come of, and consisting of a
score of HANDSOME patterns.
FINE LINEN CHECK SHIRTS
CoLORED LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS
HEAVY SILK UNDERSHIRTs AND DRAWERS
WOOL
=. COTTON .
CANTON FLANNEL UNDERSHiRTs AND DRAWERS
WOOL sOCkS--At the OF yarn only.
DOUBLE COTTON SOCKs-For tender feet
LARGE SILK POCKET HANDKERCHIEFs
HEAVY BUCK AND CAMPAIGN GLOVES,
WHITE MILITARY GLOVES.
CRAVATS AND sUsPENDEEs and every article for a
Complete Toilet,
Remember at
s. N. MOODY'S =
SCI -p''eoa Corner of Canal and Royal streets.
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FOURTH ANIMAL srArExgS

eTATE OF LOUISIANA, PARSE or ORLrlrs
City OF New OrleRLs. {
BE Il remembered that the 18th day January 1850
me, the subscriber, Justice Peace In and :o ;h
city aforesaid personally appeared Thos soo President
James Edwards Secreary of the Sun Mutual insurance Com
pany Of New Orleans who, being duly sworn according
do depose and say that the above Just and Yue
ahd correct transcription the books of said company
,- TEOS. sLoO Prestden..
1860. B. + wiTGIiEG1' ""'Si''
Second Justice of the Peace, Parish of Oileaps
s2sIG Of resolved to interest DISK
TER GENT IN CASH, on the outstanding Certificates :
me holders thereof or to their legal
on ana after the 18Th day Of February declare
dividend OF FoRTY.PER CENT 40 per cent? on The re
earned premiums Of the Company the year ending ccF,
per 5lst, 1859 for which certificates will be issued on TIRE
March " 80 --'"
The Directors, after reservng ONE MILLION OF D0r-
hRS Of profits have further resolved all the onstsrGE
Certificates OF Profits of the issue year 1856 be
and paid 70 the holders thereof their legal
and the 18th lay OF February
produced the time Of payment for cancement and interest
on same 10 cease after the 3lst December 1859.
THOMAS SLOO President.
JAMES d. DENEGRE Vice Pres:dept
IAfks EDWARDS, Secretary,
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NOTICE,
W. A. ELMORE, President.
D. l. RICARDO. Serretsrv

Inc following gentlemen compose The permanent committee
Tor the relief Of the sick and soldiers Of the soub
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I. 4. .. NlxoS, Edltor and rropriesor.

-
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1851.
aa For all debts due this Office, and for all new
ssatracts entered into. the Treasury Notes Of til
Confederate States viii be received at par.
81 ns-We are indebted to The gentiemenof Adams
Express for late Western papers,. a
ss55#5s5eg. II
ay~ We had the pleasure of visit yesterday froI
III Geo. Ii. Sweet, one Of the editors Of the Heral
oh San Antonio, Texas. MI. Sweet, like many 4
the other editors Of the South, has laid aside hi
pen and entered the army for the war. He leave
tilis morning for Virginia, where be viii join tn
brave Texans who passed through this city d fe,
days ago. 4 i5 III, . 5.s.
no We are under obligations to Mr. J. r. Ca
baAas, Of brownsville, Texas, for copy of til
Matagorda Gazette Of the latest date. Mr.. sCaba
hes is the Spanish editor Of the Brownsville Flag
and reached the city yesterday evening.
aH- Ii another column will be found the resoiu
tons adopted BY the g Grimes County Greys" 0
Texas, returning thanks to the citizens Of ST
Martins and Nefmillion parishes for their atteR
tionand kindness to the soldiers during their lat
tatiguing march from Texas to New Iberia. Tx
gratitude of the brave Texans is handsomely ex
4 pressed, and we have no Doubt is richly deserved
CoRREcTIoN.- Mr.. Thomas 0Wens, of No. 1855
White street, who was published as deserter
from the Continental Guards, Company Q, requests
us to state that It was mistake. His son, Of the
same name, joined the company without his CON
sent, butas be YVES only sixteen years of age, Mr.
Ovens states that he was discharged. He has
already two sons in the army Of the Confederaey,
80 u 4, .-z---, 80 q, : e I,
~
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{, - II ois.on,
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IA ~ yJ.sas So. u
Rran,, ,,,na i, ~ 1aa,
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IIy,, ga arri,,a5
7s91 Cenarsl $500 = L. - z y
Ma fans II .ba JTn;ta5
snYa - =. .,'.s o,es
,r;,,a vac tbars Il,
y, a,u = 81
X ION iis sou
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HoLMEsYTLLE.- This delightful summer retreat,
the capital of Pike county, Miss, is situated on
The west side Of Bogue Chitto river, seyenty-two
miles south Of Jackson. II is ten miles east Of the
jackson Railroad, passengers leaving the cars at
Magnolia and finding excellent conveyance at the
livery stable ut that place, kept by Mr. E. Evans.
The read is easy Of travel from Magnolia to
Holmesvile, and two hours ride by carriage Will
take one to as beautiful and quieta county seat as
can be found in the South. We speak knowingly
when We say q more clever, socable and generous
people than those of bonneville do not live, and
their patriotism IN the Southern cause has been
manifested in the great number Of men sent to the
battlefield from the town and county, aud BY their
free contributions to the Confederate loan. This
is court week with its people, and distinguished
sissppi. are ENJOYING ts shaded proves ana d,fn1.
=. =
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STATE or Loust4nA, I
Parish Of Orleans, Cl5y Of New CrleSHs,
BE 1t remembered that this 18Th daT December 1856
before ne the subscriber Justice In and for Ii
city aforesaid, personally appeared Omar Gaad, Presae
and A. schFeber Secretary tho Mutual lEurareo
Company OF New Orleans who being duly sworn according n
law GO depose and that the above Gst ard
true and correct transcript from the books OF said Company
o. GAfi.LARD, President.
A. SCHEETBER, secresry.
swoTn 10 aid subscribed before day. December 49,
1863. ARTiITrrt a. Ttrpp "
Third Justice of the Peace for the PurBh Of G,,sar.
Tie hosd Of s1seee have resolved pay SIX Der cent n
ereSt Or the outstanding Certificates o. Profits for The vsxr
I:5 1888 and 1859 and after The secoGt MUEpa in Fen
rGarY
-rR0sTEEB-
yso' "; Vest r ?. Hunt,
20. a Hlfst N. huHsou,
hoIG!ab west Martin Gordon, IT.
AZ. Ailteno berger Tgseirc CIi1st+
|-Letsy, 4 Bonn
1n1er daillard.
Company cort!nueo nsure against per ct sstt,
and rivers and loss and damage by the
premiums.
ss- once. NOS csfondeetstree:. dl7u
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Wesare under obligations to Mr.. J. r. Ca
baiias, Of Brownsville, Texas. for copy of the
Matag orda Gazette Of the latest date. Mr.. Caba-
has is the Spanish editor Of the Brownsville Flag,
andreached the city yesterday evening
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. McGUIGGN q CO..
$ l. n s
No. al Julia street, New Basr.
Awnings Tents J,rro ,l,asY ,,,a E. ~, .z..,
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BOARD WASrep.-h gentleman and lady desire
eaAra e geResl family where theEs few no bgaFdeis
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TO Printers.


$ Q U II II Il r NJ 7 NJ K
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
LO GATED AT ANTE, LOUISIANA.
TIIcss. H. SHIELDS IL co.
SOLE AGENTS.
We have just received large shipment from the nannfacorv
and are prepared to receive orders
This INK is WARRANTED equal to any vet made
In all cases orders must be accompanied with the CASH
PhiVES-News, Csc h. Book frornn &c. to 81 per H.
Also
Just received, another shipment OF
DOUBLE MEDIUM BOOK PAPER
MANILA WRAPPING,
HARDWARE,
AND OTHER PAPERS
THOS. H. SHIELDS & CO.,
aREo 2p2t Nos 50 Gravier street, and 10 Bank Place
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sEeaC EsEsiEGsaos
, F U N e RAJ NOTICE,

BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF NEW oRLEAN
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Ehe Southern

Q l L Q O M u a NJ Y
OFFICE, 72 GAME. srR gH;rx-.
New Orleans.
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Rg We had the pleasure of visit yesterday from
HI Geo. r. Sweet, one of the editors of the Herald
,ats san Antonio, Texas. Nh. Sweet, like many Of
the other editors Of the South, has laid aside his
pen and entered the army for the war. He leaves
fhis morning for Virginia, where he will join the
brave Texans who passed through this city d few
days ago,
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- 2. psfrsese, &c pssssnt .n.eu1al.eat,
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81 na-We are indebted to the gentiemenof Adams
Express for late Western papers,. Fl
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aes In another column will be found the resoiu
tons adopted BY the Grimes County Greys" OF
Texas, returning thanks to the citizens Of St.
Martins and Eefmillion parishes for their atten-
tons kindness to the soldiers during their late
fatiguing march from Texas to New Iberia. The
gratitude Of the brave Texans IS handsomely exi
pressed and We have no doubt is richly deserved.
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CoRREcTIoN.- Mr.. Thomas Owens, of No. 3ss
White street, who was published as a deserter
from the Continental Guards, Company Q, requests
us to state that it was mistake. His son, Of the
same name, Joined the company without his CON
sent, but as he was only sixteen years of age Mr..
Ovens states that be was discharged He has
already two sons in the army Of the Confederacy,
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Soldiers CEoERsnu.

ANTHONY sAMBoLA, sec'y.
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INsMAN CARRIAGE FACToRYF-H

o@AH sving gres thy increased
G4 II my %faciiitissf 7 nanufsetnnngs1 Ap-
the addition OF eE buildingsrR
steam engine an 1 machinery to my establishment
am prepared to furnish vehicles Of every descriptions
ofthe best quality, and at fair prices
In elegance Of finish. quality OF ma rails and ex
celIenee Of workmanship, the Carriag shall not be
surpassed in the state.
Painting. Training and Repairing done at The
shortest notice, and in the best manner
W. n. GoRT0N
'Einsne, n Ort Il 1874 .#.-. -n
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TEALTn . AMERICAN WOMEN

EALTu AMERICAN WOMEN s
H From the \ Y. Daily JSsps. EdItoriaf)
We desire to ca - tension to a letter from Dr.. JoshuSs
Bridge. on "Hss n Of American Women" in another
column. Hetre t. the subject in an able manner. and
his skill and me ,iral Judgment msy be relied upon.
- Front he albany EusHiHg Express.
Marshall Ut Z ne Catholieon has proved 70 be fully
as valuable asi claimed to be in many severe tests
made y medic gentlemen and others DR.. BRIDGES
a regular physi ID Of very fac attaiHme nts. a man o.
great juGgneni nd discrimination, a judicious and
highly success. practitioner. in ali diseases, espe
ei2lIy those Of v, men and children. 4 IT
PROM PLY ICIANs.
MarshalJ'sC e. ne Cstbolieon will certainly eurs all
the diseases TO- witch it is recommended In the worst
eases 1 have " r net with. MsrShalTs Uterine Cathoi-r
icon IS a eerai tsud SAFE rere1y-
MARSHALL UTERINE CATEOLICoNt vi
Is undertaking. , cGered as a reliable remedy tor All
thnse complaint t. which ever R--an is liable, and
which gradually ID Ct the mind as well as the body. 80 90
thst 70 think, talk 81 work becomes alike q source-O
suffering, if rot \ mpossibiliIy. Among other com
plants tor which tie Carholicoz is a rsnedy, iSfhe :
Falling Of the W, N p, Whites, suppressed. Irregular
or Painful MeHstr ton. Bioating. lhf4rmstfoBs and sa
Diseases Of the Kid Us or Urinary organs, Retention
or Ineontinance , Urine Heartburn, Costiveness,
Nervousness. Fain- .gs. PslritstfoBs. cramps. Dis.
turhed sleep, aud all -oGbleS. organic or sympathetic,
connected with the u rine organs.
Ladies who are trtu led with any ofthe shove synp--
toms, or with Spin. Liver or Lung complaints. are
invited to address D BRIDGE. with full condolences
that they will fni relief. NaTshalrs UtsEins Cztnoli
con is not a quaek me icine. but its ingredients have
been made known t. the MedissI Colleges. aud they 30
are At the service Of any respectable physician in the
country
The Price Of Marsh rs CteriHs CGfk0He5s - Oas 4
Dollar Ghd q fGJ par Sinzts BOtte.
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Yosrs truly, JAMES WILSON
MRS. ROBINSON $ oERrIEIcAT

VERNON Irum ut Co., May ist, icJS
This eertides that i have cen in very poor health
for years. and found little or o relief after employing
a NUM- er e physicians VI disease was Prolapsis' .-r'
Uteri. 1 had been reduce 2 ~ that and Fluor Aibn3
until I had become uleerateitO a considerable extent.
ny the advice OF DR.. G ". BUSHNELL l procured ana
took six bottles OF Marshall 5 Uterine CathslcsR
which enabled me to attend 10 my husband in his las
sickness until he died, whic was apout a year since d
/ have taken three bottles 81 E mis- death, which has
made ms able 70 labor and 81 ot my family 81 three fsr
children. The CathOicOn Ia nearly restored me to
hraIh. It is the only thiugth has nitigated my suf-
fering. for which 1 feel very z aieiul.
NJ BIZ s ROBINSON.
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For Sale by WOOPs & fEw- \ Aren; J. H.. C.JsHN-
Hartford: ENsIGE g. SOCL f., Newton Falls; E.&
;. C.JAcKsoN. Hubbard; q. P C n Us, Green; II. BERs
SARD. Kinsman; ANDREWS & uDwIS, FOzler: 7.
WoLcoTT. FarmingtOn; and by edieins Dealers gem
sraIIy, throughout ths STATE.
II. b. KINGS ", Cleveland.
July s, Is59-y- agent for Ohio.
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Compound Extract Of SarSapariIla,

the most e%ffectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this evrrv-
where prevailing and fatal maladv. Il Is COM
bincd from the most active remedials that have
bees discovered for the e%xpurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should he employed for the cure of
not only S~crofula. but also those other alice
tons which arise from it, such as ERuPrtvB
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTHONY'S FIRE,
RoSE, or EHYSIPELAs, PIurLRS, PrsTrLEs,
BLoTcnEs, hIAINS and BoILs, TrNoRS, TErrER
and SALT RmErN. SCALD HEAD, RINGwoRu,
RnEUNATISN, SYrHILiTIc and MEKcUHIAL ms
EASES, DRorSY, DYSPEPSIA. DEBILITY, and,
indeed. ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM VITA
TED OR lNrURE BLOoD. The popular belief
in q iaTwity Of The Lood" Is founded in truth,
for s%crotula is degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this SarSaua-
ti.la is to purify and rcgcneraie this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible IN
contaminated constitutions.
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1trtbaRS.

p W RICE. r HIRxKTr
RtCE d BURNETT, Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in China. Glass ana ousens.
ware, No II Superior Street, Cleveland. obio,
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BURIAL CASES-A full assortment
II Of METALLIC BCRIAL CASES Just rees vsa.
These Cases being perfectly air-tigAt 10, very mi "a re
tard decomposition, ard entirely prevent the escsp- %
any offensive gas; and are well ADAPTED to the pr1ser.
walton and transportation efthe body.
An assortment always on hand Orderds fror !.
distances promptly attended to.
TRUEsDBLL & TOWNSEND.
Warren, O.. June 18th, 1850. t--
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HOWARD ASSOCIATE n,
PkTVI,AnEITHgAa I'D
ROOTS & SHOES.

4 LEXANDER MCCONNELL Man
- aactures Boots and shoes to order by the 5 n
gle pair or by the dozen; on Franklin Street, Aork
warranted to give satisfaction. Warren. May II. Sc
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,ADDLEs N ARNEss

~ The drm of PATCH & ALLISON. having nee:
dissolved ebusiness4i divided the mannfacrurin,
Of Harness Saddles, SC, viii thereafter b. cIrrhedos
by the subscriber IN the building ornerfyoecupisd
by or FITE asa Clothing Store nearly opposite
the old stand Of Patch & Allison. The suhseriber is
iuily prepared with An ample sapplye0f Triznings,
and stock ofall kinds ,forthe Manufacture ofanythinE
in his line. A good supply Of Ess, SADDLES.
TRUNKS 90, constantly on haR1, which he EilIh
happy, At altimss, to exhibitto his old friends, sA
new customers. \. II. ALLIsoE. o.
Warren, ApFli2S. 1855.