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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-06
HMUSEnT Eyre.
A CADE:MY OF mUsIC-ACADEMY or Music,
Formerly Amphheater.

A cADEMY OF mUsfC-ACADEMY or MUSIC,
Formerly Amphitheater.
george Chrfsty,
AND HIS FAR-FAMED MINsrRELs
HAVE ACTUALLY ARRIVED.
Having been pronounced by the Southern press the Best IN the
World will give series Of their Charming and Unique
fornances, commencing
Wednesday, February 6, 1861.
GRAND MATINEE will be given EVERY SATURDAY
NOON.
PROG NINE:
GRAND Observation-Disclosures Polka
Original with the .............. .Chrsy Ministries.
Opening Chorus IIac the ThcIng Hon' Company
LET NE KISS HIN FOR HIS MOTHER"
Written for and Sung Edward Kelly.
MY JOHNNY WAS A SHOEMAKER. .... George Ch8ty.
BEAUTIFUL MOON Cross
TEE GROCERY MERCHANT. w. Arlington
THE COT WHERE WAS Bo.N-As origin
ally snnE sig. R, Abseco
Part Second.
PAS DE FASCINATION. Master Leon
COME WHERE MY LOVE LIES DREAMING
Abecco, Kelly, Cross and Perry
SECESSlOS POLkA-Compo.ed by y. L. Perry
George Christy and Master Leon
Arngton's New Version of the HAPPY LAND OF
EANaAN-Local Verses ........-.......W. Arlington.
BARNUMs LATEST HUHBUG; Or, The What IsIts
George ChrNY.
HARP Sig r. Abecco
GRANNY HEATH AND HER SON BOBBY sTuRBs-
Performed only by George Christy.
BURLEsQUE OPERATTC sGENA-From Norma
Ml's pat'i de Fo' eiFaS Master Leon.
Sig bigr60iIt fsd%ard Rely
pr n
Arlington'S Original ESSENCE OF Old yIRGTNNY--
w. Arlington.
FAvoRITE sONG-old Sexton. Cross
Part Third. ..
THE WRESTLING TRIO
George Chrsy. f. Kelly and ". Arlington.
The whole conclude George Chris.y Celebrated Farce
THE BLACK STATUE
Jake, amischevous darley Chrisiy
Peie. Borihce.
Mr. Pilgarlcb travelling Snowman. e. Kelly
Od s1nlntnin Aeecco
mrs. S9nlhhtn' r cry
Rose their daughter Master Leon
The piece viii conclude with sog Dance,
| by the Entire Company. enl.t
| Dixie-s Land.
BE- Adnission5n cents; Children and Servants Half Price,
| to the Noon Day Entertainment only.
R5@Doors open 6G Performance to at ~
The MUSEUM is open with the TWO-HEADED GIRL, the
Greatest Living Curiosity in Existence, the grand AQUARIA
| etc. Admission, 30
fe2 -, JOHN P SMITH. Agent.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23
The Power of standardization

II i doubtful whether. since the days of
Peter the Hermit. the world has seen such an
uprising. at the bidding Of a sentiment. as
this country has exhibited in the last ninety
davs.
Perhaps the magnitude OF the effort IS best
appreciated By observing what has been done
oy single States of the Con ederacy. And
70 illustrate this. ve need not even adduce
/. the exertion1 OF sovereignties dating back 10
/ Revolutionary day, "a New York. Pennsyl
wants and Massachusetts. Younger mem
oers of the Confectionery. States that half
century since had no existence. contribute
singly no inconsderable army to the assem-
bling forces of the Union.
Let us instance one of these, which recent
events in Western Virginia have brought ia
vorably and prominently forward. Indiana.
forty five years ago . frontier Territory
where tho red man still contended viii the
white pioneer Indiana has equipped and Is
equpping Tor the General Government, 4
force such "A has decided ere now the fate Of
4 aation--twentv three regiments. voiun
teer army of more than tsenty thousand IN
fantry and tw Give hundred cavalry and these
she has not only uniformed aud accoutred.
but partially armed with tue improved rifle
of the day. meanwhile at her own expense
This Is no isolated example. Others have
lone "a well Ii the power OF sentiment y
20 be estimated by the deedr 1t prompt. bow
strong must be the love OF the Union in the
aeatu offs National Inte,ii9saesr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

On TUESDAY last. Col. johnson. the eisoe
Of the Frankfort Commonwealth, convsrsed
with two young men direct from Camp
Boone, near GAINESVILLE. Tennessee, on their
way home 10 Harrison county. Their names
are William W. Whitehead and Beasemean
Cumrnins. The editor il acquainted With
these Young men, and knows that their state
nent can be relied on.
They give a deplorable account Of the
hardships and suffering at Camp Boone
They were induced to enlist for ons year.
with promise of Sill, when they arrived
there. good clothing good rations. blankets.
&c. Se. They were there fifteen days. and
did not receive cent of money, no clothes,
thew had TO sleep seven in 4 little tent, and
did not have half enough to eat. Their
rations consisted of eight pounds OF meat per
day. for twenty three men. At each meal,
each man had three navy crackers. The Of
fcers all board out in the country. but the
privstes are not allowed 20 leave the camp.
sick or well.
When they left, there were about fifteen
hundred ragged, half-starved victims LETT
Desertions we're OF every tay occurence.-
Thirty seven men from that camp came on
from Bowling Green with Whitehead and
Cummlns The woods. on the Kentucky side
OF the river, was full of iugitves from Camp
Boone These Young men left while they
we're changing guard. and walked to Bowling
Green, and came on the railroad 70 Louie
viIe. From thar place they walked to Frank
fort.
They left Harrison county strong seces-
sion;sts, but are now the best OF Union men.
They say they are going back to Harrison
county. 10 work for Harry Ward for the Leg
stature, and also 10 prevent any young men
: from going from Kentucky TO Tennessee tor
their rights. "-Louisrile Journal.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

u fe~ days since, the several regiments Of
General Seklss' Brigade were s~orp into the
.ervice of the United States, by the adm Dis-
ration Of the customary oath. -Four regi-
men.s had been sworn IN. and each one took
he solemn oath. accompanied and followed
With hurrahs- When the Sth Regiment was
drawn up in line, m officer Q: one Of the
companies, stepping TO the front. addressed
Gen. Sckles. and requested that his regi
nent might be sworn IN with prayer. Ii Was
700 solemn moment for hurrahs The
5euerai told him that the chaplsins we're
ibsent. and there Was no one 10 cell upon 10
perform the duty The officer replied that
nc would call upon ore under MS command,
II nc General would give him leave. Con.
cent Was gwen. The duty Vas explained to
ne regiment. and the officer called upon
youth. seventeen years Of age. 10 step 10 the
front and lead them in prayer. tie immedi
ately took the place assigned him. and en-.
gagged in prayer The whole regiment was
melted INTO tear. - well a. hundreds who
we're standing around - witnesses Of the
scene The men stood weeping after the
prayer vas Owe So deeply affected was the
General that hc sent for the chaplsns to
come and witness the scene. IL was from bis
oun lips that these facts were derived-N
l. Sun.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

SECESSION MosEr.-A day or TWO since.
We we're shows bill ON the Bank OF the
Commonwealth OF Virginia. Ii j. dated at
Richmond, Va. May LIST. 1861; and is the
kind OF currency used to pay the soldiers of
the Southern army This bill was sent to L.
{. Slavens. esq of THE place. by Marshall
4. Moore. of Capt. Conklin's company. now
in Virginia Il was sent in behalf the com.
pany, Putnam Guards) that their friends in
''old Putnam" nigh; have a slight memento
OF Their march into Virginia. We esrn from
the letter TO Mr.. Slaycns, in which the bill
WIS sent. that il is worth but twenty cents on
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

A coRRrsfoSprsr fan Eastern paper ae'
companying our army in Eastern Virginia.
SAYS the guns Of many OF the sece~lonists
who have been taken prisoners have been
found to have their tubes and touch hol es
slapped scih lead. 10 render them harmless
against the Union forces How this happens,
whether b. treachers IN the confederate
armorics and arsenals. or BY the determine
lIon OF the soldiers not 20 he used against the
Government. cannot be told, but in either
case II shows state of feeling among the
rebels that only needs a tew more months OF
such work a. our Ohio and Indiana bows have
done IN Western Virginia to develop into a
real Union movement Ii ANYTHING could
shame the tories OF our city into decenes this
fact ought 10 do it. bat they have 40 little
respect for the Union. and 10 utter destes,a
ton Of the Government. that even the patri-
otitm iorking IN armed rebels cant touch
them
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

Va bear good deai. from certain class
u syDpsthetic editors. about the Republican
party being a sectional one. We wonder that
4 IA never occurred 20 thsn 20 think OF tue
xlAss house thsy i've n Their deny hat
lie Southern Democracy Is part Of their
party. because they are observation-disclosures
4ssptly they have no other than Northern
supporters Are they not. then. a sectional
yarvf If they sre not. they must. necessa-
lily. take in the seess-ioaists--for that class
embraces al those ~ho usei 70 be tue South.
ern Democrat with few leading erc<p
Tons
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

EselAvp Is not 50 well supplied now with
cotton as she was last year. The presens
supply amounts only to i.oo5.s7o bales, or
Dol $50 hale. less than last year. But this
deficiency may possibly be supplied withov.
any positive necessity for her insisting upon
raising the blockade with the Southern
States. as the temporary withdrawal of the
American supply has opened many other av-
enaes through which she receives il. Ia is
said that she i now receiving supplies from
sfty-eiyh new. revived. or increasing places
Of growth or shipment. and besides the in.
crease OF her India productions. il is thought
that Australia may soon become cotton
growing country
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

Tx Union Club formed in this city, has
nothing Of party about it, The design sim
ply IS. TO give aid to the Government, 80 far
a. u can. without any regard TO party; its
members being composed of those Who be-
long 10 all parties Rut there are few who
are 90 much welded To their party. that they
eannol go into such movement for fear Of
IT. injars They SUPPOSE that when a man
unisss With Union Club 10 support the Gov.
ssnToei.t. he must vi necessity. isas~ their par
~ Well, they know best.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

Nsrs We talk of No party. on ths suejec,
u The var. ~e mean that upon A question Of
shat sort AL men Of every party sI.ouid unite.
nd then, when the war Is over. they can
take their positions ~ their respective par
de-. n they choose. just az they were before.
when you bear man talking about keeping
Away frsEa Anv novsnsnt "a beAaB Of Tie
Government. merely because il ma, injurs
"a party. YOU may act him down a. caring
Eore Cor his party than be does Cor the
country.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

fas late IRE N Southwark. England. j.
49, % have been the mo-t devastating which
Ass occurred in kurope since that At Ham
saryh IN i-s2. and the most destructive. a.
20 property. which has taken place II London
.ishin toe memory OF nan. The los i g..
ana,ei cJ.0o0 90 ssesiag. There we're
eighteen i6oussni bale, Of cotton. thirty
sAos<<ad chests OF t~a. and eiskt thousand
s.xh. hasdssd hogsbe2ds Of talio~. consumed
osssies iran~use quantities Of sIk, rice. sat
,<..s. SANS. ana = large stock Of provisions.
The eoaseqasrce : considerable enhance
Dent ia prices
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23
A offender of Fort Piekcn-.

Oar citizens III - glad u learn that we
are = hase CspA Gilman. the en't oi'aees -
so~issed 18th she gallant SlemmeF Ia Fort
p,ckens dursnr the m ~ months Il was men
-, az tie rebels before i vas reinlorcsi
an res.a- araos.r as Tor some tine. lie i :
,.ehsd 70 The Issh Regiment OF the regular
~ sra : . bo tie recruiting on5csr at
H. ssasion = Jsssss s5esss JsHrasl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

The Memphis APPEAL only lee days ago
contained letter from Richmond CORES
pondeslt. saying:
III the great body OF NcCielians fofess
Should &c Hoosioss AMI Buckeyes, are report
ed. the number 81 our men need give the lie
partnent very little concern Those fellows
won't sght. We have story ~ ths r.
nembef Basna Vista. Ore ~ tour .
oeys VII drive them - -. sskes. Wou.e
that the issue Of the uaF depended ufon a
coc;esi wilh ti1osc men - these odds The
result : rot ! sabject Tor question
We. Il j. rot. The question = pretty eel
sef,led no~ Your fellows ~on't tight At any
od.ts whether FOR or against taion. The
ohso .nd Indiana toss lollox Cd them for two
DAYS 70 get fghs. and they could he accom-
snodaied nth nothing bit skismish IA which
.'yoas boys- deserted tssir General and let;
hsn q de 81 The haads Of 10 IH.iiaaisns
xlo *sont light. --faataetohs JearssL
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23
fas secen, death cf Ausvl asb,ls. iA.s

secent death Ct Aspet AsbJIb. iAse
sultan Of Turksv. msf. r. al probability,
produce sonae ehange IN European politics.
.nassaaca - j. ma cause the withdrawal q
u1aama.eian lnansfrs from Turkey IN
gurep-. ar. ra~.sti, the erection q i INTO
AZ inde2endent kingsiou. His snccss~og > An
srl Astz. ~ brother. no = represented =
. strenuous No-lsa. AM ubo vi bot be
l.krlv % sufcr the crescent = pale before
ne eros. either IL n faroIekD - A.isti-
aemin.es.. 4 be can belF 4. sui - fur.
ssy has k.es The sick man@ % lene & III
be tsrcsh 80 persuade hss rcyal physician.
.sa, abe car sss aloas sisk0si their hsrslas
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

OuR neighbor of the Journal i one u the
most sanguine of the human family 10th
fore in the whole worlds history. For ex-
ample: He i constantly talking about his
party--the great Democratic party--being
tie only Union party in the couniry-not-
-ithstanding il got but tsrelce electoral votes
At the last election That would he great
party % save the Union with. wouldn't IT.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23
Tar silk worm and the vines in the South

lnr Six worm and the vines N the South
Of France have been very unproductive this
ssason- The vines between Bordeaux and
Cognac we're blighted on the night Of the
9th Of May, and a letter from Arignon. dated
June 2lst, says Good bye 10 the vine and
brandy of 1861" The injury 10 the silk
worm il 50 great in many districts that the
mulberry leaf remains entirely unused
Ihe crops OF grain. however. are very fine
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

N The Lafayette Courier notices the ar
rival in that city of distressed family from
Harper's Ferry and another from Shseeve-
port. Louisiana Tho former left Virginia
n consequences of the utter destruction oil
their property By the rebels, and The latter
~ert IRON Louisiana to escape the reign OF
terror prevailing IN the South. The Louis
an refugees hsd 10 make their Way nor
through Texas, Arkansas and Missouri. Q
order to escape detection and arrest
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

Tux Roman Catholics of Europe were very
ter. and since his death. tue Cardinals and
prelates of the Church aver that his death
MAS a signal aud special stroke Of Divine
Providence. They also pretend that the
Queen OF England IA gradually being
converted to their faith. and that the Prince
Of Wales Is already member OF their
church.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

TIE Democratic party VS. once large
pasty-buI rear ago il split IN two-the
largest part turning secessioni-ts This
leaves q fragment of il in the North. IN the
minority in every State. Yet there are some
folks who are eternally talking about hia
party being the only one that can save the
Union.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

sIscx the death of Lord CanrsEli, Loxd
Chancellor Of England. Sir RicaARp BxrH-
I'll. late Attorney General. has been ap-
pointed bis successor. ard has already re-
esived the great seal of the kingdom from her
Majesty, the Queen. tie has entered or
the duties ofh; Office. with the title of Baron
xsrtbcry, OF Wertbury. Wiltshire.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23
RECRUITING.

NASTED FOR THE UNITED SATRS Army
w Abie-bodiec men, between ages OF eighteen
and thirty 1.-Two years. Pay from SIX 20 eel, 90
al once.
Two Dollars will be paid any citizen who shall
procure and present TO the Becruti<g Officer an sc.
ceptable recruit.
Under present sui atoms, any soldier has an o.
portur-ty CT becoming commissioned officer.
Tor further Information, apply at the rendezvous
At lerre- Haute on the west side Of the square
ALFRED L. HOCGH.
Capt. 18th iDisnuy L s 4, Recruiung ofic-r
July 70, dtf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

THr Josraal thinks that every thing in IA
vor Of supporting the Government Of the Uni
ted States, Is new party scheme to oper
ate against the Democratic party in the fu
ture" Well. support the Government your
self then. and il viii al be right
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23
DIR. !. ~. ucIean,s Volcanic ali,
Linirneuf.
THK REsr EXTERNAL IN THE woEI. yos n,
np Rec

IHk hEsr EXTERNAL IN TIRE WORLD. Fon n.
OR BEAST
Tnour sssls ~ human beine- have been sxx.-s q "a.
OF ie1eputude and misery, BY The use az this in,sI
nsbie Eminent II will relieve PAIN alr,,s--. ..ts
tsn-ou-ly, and IL viii cleanse. purify ara heal "a.
FULLEST sokF in an locredily short time ycLEaSfS
VOLCANIC OIL L1SIMEST viii relieve. "a me-, lp.
scterats cases q rheumatism. Govt. OF fsurstcie
foT Parslysis, Contracted Muscles s.f "a @ Weak
nHss 10 DE JOINT, Muscles or Lgaments IL Will Let
ar fa.i. Two applications viii cur sor. H..
Headache or ksTsche- For Burns or seald. or ar
Pan, x : ~ nfsl,ible remedy. Try Il and roo VI
ao' = Al indispensable remedy Keep Il .lrays q
tAa1
PLANTERS, FARMERS o. ABy one having ci.r,.
u horse, viii save money ~ using Nci@un', vi.
can.c OF LEiInenL Il i q speedy ant iriant,,ls
cure ior tails, spran~, chsf-s s~sug.. LsIE.nsss
sweeney. Sore. Wounds, Scratches g Ary e,...r-e
dises.es- Try il. aud you viii h ccnrlnc.-i
Dr. }. IA. Mclean. sole Frnpris..r
saSe~it Saint Louie No
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

BIZ our dispatches this morning. Il vii be
seen that CRrrrkSpxS's resolution passed
With only two dissenting votes. y part OF
The resolutions. however. appear TO have
been lodged by some five members.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

0rx neighbor Of the Journal proposes TO
gst up 3 Hog cholera Association. in oppo-
stion 10 the Union Club Good We NOM
ln.te him for permanent chairman. 50 that be
nv keep the little grunters in order.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

orE latest dispatches last night puts far
better face on the result of the panic. that
appears 20 have obtained al Bulls Run yes
terdsy morning The let of killed seems TO
Do reduced 10 three hundred, and most Of
Shermans battery has returned.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

TnE Journal talks about "some fellows On
Main street. who had better attend 20 their
o~n business. This can probably DC aecou.-
p,shei If the Journal will set them the ex
snole
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

BANK OF TIE STATE or INDIANA.
Branch ~ Terrell sute. July L. 1851.
4 DIVIDEND ofFiye per cent. has been declared
\ on the Capital Stock a this Branch, PAYABLE 10
. Sto-khsl1ers ou demand
Jyl.dIww5 PRESTON H;s5EY. Ca-h'r.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

g. IEvsk CONTAIN. rssJsotsNFss. anAeaak A.
There never he's been CATHARTI1 n@-iiesr.
offered 20 tie public. that has given ., Cd entl.e
i-fsctior a. McLean's rnsvsrkal f1iis
Bcs.- entirely vegetable they ss~ f,erfeettx inn,
cent aud Can be taken hy the clrier infant, -.
prompt and powerful h removing al Bilious 49,, .
uons, acid or impure. fsud matter from he STONED
lie fsst. they tie or- pis that should be a.. 4
malarious Districts.
They produce 10 gripping. sicthsss ~ pain IA IL.
stomach or boxei thouf very active aid .earx4r,.
the liver and Kidneys. Who VII suffer non Llllou.
ness. headache and foul stomach when 50 ehesr (.
remedy csu he ottsnedf Keep them eonstSntlv a.,
hand; single dose taken In season. may prevenl
hours, days snd months Of sickness AK fs.r In 1
n Aclezn's Universal I1ll-. Take 10 other BEN
coated, they are tasteiess. Price only IS cents pss
box and can be sent hy nal 10 any part a H. r
). h. MCLEAN. Sole Prarsfs4.r
Corner 81 Third ard F4ua
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23
LuM Der.


NorICE is here hereby given, that letters tesla
~ nentry with the will annexed, have been grant
ed 20 the undersigned upon the estate Of John II
Watson deceased, late Of Vigo county. Said estate
ID supposed 10 be solvent
ALBERT WATSON,
July % ~3w-dlt Fxecuter
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23
MAR RED.

On the 22d inst. a, the Clark House in this city by
II. MrsoAovK. Esq, Nj ELI l.. MoDorGAL 10 Me.
ANNA MARIA FoUlk. both of his
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23
PERSONAL.

NOTICE All p rsons Indebted
~ TO the undersigned will please settle With
Nersrs. hsck Pierce, as soon : possible.
tylTdwl~ THOMAS II. NELSON.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23
MUSICAL.


UNION OUADRILLE BAND
WILL ATTEND PROMPTLY TO ALL CALLS
w IN the musical line. Music furnished for Balls
and Parties Ct reasonable rate.
jya0dly
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23
WANT ED.

TWO OR THREE MINERS TO
Il dig cOAI. at the Farmersburg Mines Enquire
Of JOHN T. DvFFTCY,
al Terrell aute, oe ls-sE All. al the Mines
jvl3d1ww3
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

CLOTHING.
MinShall & Paddock
uAVE RECEIVED ANOTHER LOT
H of rHosE srfEafisk
We PiMs Ultra
5 III | r Il s Z!
AN FfsK .s.oar,srsr OF
Summer Underwear
of Alt KINDS. iscirptso
EXTRA LARGE SIZED MERISo
Undershixts e Drawers,
FOR LAaGE sIznp MEN
Aiso Superior Article ~
Leather Paced Driving Gloves |
wohavs also on hand. ~ an tinlss. /.
FULL RTMENT
FKEScH BROAD CLOTHS.
DOESKIsS. AND
GRENADINES
DRESS SUITS,
AID a FINE LisK o.
SUMMER CASSIMHREs
LINENS, MELONS.
MARSEILLES, CASHMERES. SC
Which we are prepared TO mako up to ordel
In the most elegant manner.
1lrsHAg.L a PADDOCK.
VI. ~ wsRAsz srsrry,