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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-07-10
Eraenassen Of the vvhi.e Mouse.
Month of Jun

THE BEGINNING OF THE MOVEMENT.
The retrograde movement from White House
began before the action of Wednesday was or
dered by Gen. Mcclellan. On Tuesday night di
rections reached White House TO have the heavy
ordnance and large amount of ammunition for
warded at once. The authorities received the
notification in the midale of the night; the work
men and contrabands, who performed much @
the labor, were aroused, and the order was full
filed before morning The guns reached the
destination early on Wednesday, and have nC
doubt played an important part in the struggle.
that have since taken place 1t may be men
toned that these guns constituted the entire re
serve supply which had been landed at White
House Station.
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THE FLEET.

Some of the vessels of the fleet left White
House on Thursday, consisting of transports
which had lain in tbs river for month without
breaking cargo. Many of these small vessels
were ordinary barques and small craft, Of which
several could be lowed by single rug. They
were put in long rows, and were drawn in each
others wake. The movement was we'll perform
ed-the vessels departing without confusion OF
delay.
1t was not until Friday that any extensive
shipment of stores was begun. Indeed there was
little occasion for such movement, inasmuoh as
the vessels generally constituted the store houses
and only awaited the signal to be drawn off The
transports had unloaded the cargoes they brought
supplies were taken as they were wanted The
number of vessels of all classes, in the Pamunkey
river, off White House, on Thursday is stated tC
have been little less than seven hundred
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The Wool EEnrkes.

We have Hsticed but a few small loads of WOO
as yet in our streets. But this may be account
ed for. Agents are buying up the wool in the
country, apd paying higher prices than can be go
in the city. We hear of several of our larges
wool growers who have sold their clips at prices
ranging from IS to so cents, according to quality
We clip the following from the Waukegan Ga
zette of Saturday last.
WooL.-Our Kenosha friends complain that
scarce wool enough is arriving at that place te
give tone to the market. Things are different here
Fer the past week our streets nave been crowded
with wagons loaded with wool. Our wool buy.
era are extremely busy, and pay the highest price
for the article. The best quality readily bringa
AZ cents per pound.
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LIVERY STABLE

TNEEE SUBSCRIBER is prepared TO furn-
III ish the Best Horses and Carriages, for Bust
ness or Pleasure, on the shortest notice.
Stable on Market Square near the Post Office
HeaSse at all rendy to attend Funerals
EFSN-1tN IErtY F-Nr1.
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Bridge BuiIders will find something of in
terest to them in our advertising columns. The
supervisors of the town of Pleasant Prairie want
bridge BUILT, and advertise for proposals
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" The School Fund for the Tow4 of Pleasant
Prairie is now ready for the several School Dis,
tricts.
Pleasant Prairie, July 8. 1862.
b. p MERCHANT, Treasurer.
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THE FINAL PREPARATIONS.

AS the time passed on, the preparations for
evacuation assumed form. Rapid work was
performed by the contrabands, Of whom about
i've hundred were within our lines, and nearly all
of them were employed. They labored with a
win, apparently understanding that much de-
pended on the results of their efforts, and trusting
to the future for their own safety Few, il any
even when 1T became evident that the place would
be abandoned, left the station. The cars still
continued to carry stores to the army During
he three days "wednesday, Thursday and Fri.
day. the quantities of subsistence, stores and am
intuition which were sent off exceeded all prev
Gus calculations.
| On Friday afternoon at four clock; so rapidly
mad the work Of removal been accomplished tha
u few hours labor would have sutficed to remove
All except the Suffers stores There were small
quantities Of forage, some, barrels of whiskey anC
| quantity OF corn lying III rows near the margiI
OF the river, which could easily have been taker
10 the wharf. Part of this property consisted O
new hospital tents and small quantity of genera
L stores
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.seeU advertisements.
FAIR 3 A N K S.
Educational.

Educational.
The Randall Teachers Assoc citation viii meet usual
at Kelleys School House, on the evening of July 11th
at O'Clock P. NJ DR.. LII. Bennett will deliver the ad-
dress reading of Essays by Miss Roseltha Kelly and
Miss Mary T. Mcintyre with G.. Ii. Demmon and A.
VanAllen Destinations and school exercises from
School istricts No One Two and Four.
The eection of Officers ct the Semi annual Meeting
resulted in the choice of Z. H. Benham President
Edward Mcclellan as Vice President, G. u. Demman as
Secretary, and Sensca as Treasurer.
G. II. DEMON, E. II. BENHAA,
President, Secretary
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THE RESULTS.

The results OF the new movement Of which this
removal was an important part, are deemed ex
eeedlngly important The Losses were undoubt
eddy quite small A few thousand dollars woult
cover the value Of al that was left On the otheI
hand, the advantages, if General Mcclellan i.
| successful, will be all on our side The vast
! swamp bordered by the Pamunkey river viii havt
been exchanged for base OF operations favorabl,
IN all respects, while the White House Station
was UntaYorable,
Tie supplies sent TO the army before the eysc
uation on Saturday was completed, are deemed
sufficient for several days. The preparations al,
ample. quantity of ammunition adequate 70
a long service in the field is known to be in pos
session of our troops. In short, no Inconvenience
could have resulted for considerable time L
come from an entire suspension of communication
with the army,
The suffers, who had tents extending distanc
# half mile, from which they supplied the wag
dns sent 10 the camp. lost largely. They had n
previous knowledge of the preparations of Gen
Nice lellan for a change of position, and conse
quenty were able to make little or no provision
tor a sudden movement Though all save
themselves, most of their property, consisting @
buildings and general conven fences. with SINAI
amount OF provisions were either burned or fel
INTO the hands of the rebels.-N. 7. Post.
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" See Supervisors notice of the town. Of
Pleasant Prarfe. in Special Notice e~lunsn.
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II. II. TARBELL. has the Chicago DAILY Tn
1ane at Is cents a week.
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A Large CIip.-We understand that our
friend A. @. French, of Pleasant Prairie, has 70
90 lbs Of wool Of this years clip. He has been Of
fered A. cts but thinks he can do better. He has
every fleece neatly pressed into compact and uni
for9 shape We doubt if there is clip of wool
in the county put up in better condition or in
nsater style.
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A New Direotory.-A. BAILEY, of Mil
waukee, are getting up Directory of Kenosha,
Racine and Burlington, all in one volume
Mr.. Bailey has lately published Directories of
Milwaukee, GAINESVILLE and Be!oit, and they are
full and correct. Mr. Bailey's agent is now in
our city collecting the material for the Directo-
ry, canvassing for advertising. &c. Wecom-
mend him to the COED graces of our citizens.
Ice Cream, Strawberries, and such deli
cacies can found in perfection at BRONSON &
Bones. They have room neatly fitted up
where they dispense the best Ice Cream, Straw
berries and Cream, and Lemonade in the city.
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Thursday Morning, July 10, 1862.


% ago q milwaukee LalUoao-
trans leave Xenosha on this road daily Sundays
sxcepted) as follows:
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w E have a full assortment Of
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Kenosha, Rockford & Rock Island R. z.
TIME TABLE.
WHvaa
main Coming East
Arrival and Departure of Mails,

E. G. PATTERSON,
Superintendent and Manager.
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Going North:
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WATER COLORS.

4
NEwMAS'S, ACIiERNAy's,
REEVES L Sons, OsBoRNEs.
Paper Hangings, &c.
UST received large stock of the above CoLoRs, in
- cakes and in mahogany and rosewood boxes with
lock and key. Also German COlors, in cakes and
boxes fine assortment.
Oil coIors in tubs. English and American;
Canyases for Portraits in frames of sxl0 to 42x56
Canvas in rolls from 36 to 66 inches wide;
Stretchers for canvases, of all sizes;
400 doz sable and camel haIr pencils
l60 paint and varnish brushes all sizes;
Tin4oil. in sheets and books;
Tinsel of all the usual cOOrs;
French and American PAPER HANGINGs.
Doors, Window sash and Binds, of all sizes and
description, for sale cheap.
800. Window Glass, &c......
5000 bxs American Window Glass, all sizes
700 do English and French from 6xl0 to 33x55
800 lights fine Plate Glass;
l2O bxs double thick American from Sx10 to 20x30
1000 lights colored glass
100 Cilazer Diamonds;
500 bundles glazier tins:
10 tons White Lead, in % to roo ID. kegs;
5000 caners and kegs cOlored paints in to loo h.
packages;
$500 lbs fine French Green, dry and ground in oil;
1000 bbls Whiting and Paris White, of nay own manu-
facture, fire dried
Paint Mills of all sizes and every article usually kept in
general Paint, Oil and Color Store, will be found at
r. CLANNON's,
2, 1857 9S Canal street New Orleans
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READ THIS!
NEW ORLEANS MEDICAL NOTICE.

NkA ORLEANS MEDICAL NOTICE.
ezzzzzs DR.. LEROY'S.MIXTURE FoR THE RRONPT
ss4s5 ~ AND CERTAIN CURE OF ALL URETHRhL
Fss.&&sEs DISEASES, AND THosE AFFECTI0NSS SOLE
A:l @a LY-T0 THE PUBLIC-Seventeen years'
E8 S5 trial OF this Mixture in extensive practice
hN ~ in New Orleans has fully tested its powers aad
removed those preiudces which vsician and the pub
lie nave against advertised medicine bY its nvariatIe
in all Urethral diseases such as gonorrhma ge
spasmodc structures, neuralgia Of the bladder and TIE
urethra affections Of the kidneys ncontnuanee Of the
urine, whites, &c
1t would be well in obstinate cases of gonorrha aud
gIeet to in connection with the mixture our CAHPHuR
ATED BELLApONNA INJECTION. Price so cents.
TAKE NOIICE-As in all uncomplcated eases OKE
BoTTLE Of DR, LIE R0I'S MIXTURE sufices to effect
permanent cure in from three eight days assisted if
necessary, by vial of the Beladonna Injection the cost
dangerous malady triing This mixture is not an EN-
pirical remedy 'cure all but is compounded bvt
physician and prescribed solely for Urethra Affections
1t is entirely vegetable nauseous and can be USED
with perfect safety, confidence and ease as il does rot
affect the breath, requires but little change in diet and
no restriction from business, which has rendered it yev
popular both with the public and medical men
Persons afflicted are strongly recommended to giveit
trial. when its prompt effect will convince them of Its
efficacy. PRICE PER BOTTLE s..
CAUTlON.-Recolectt the genuine article is iiau5d
Every French label has the written signature of LeRar
NJ D., Paris, on it. and every English label has the lie
smile signature of
DR.. l.. c. THOMSON & Co, Sole Proprietors
Southern Medical Enfrmary lis CarondeIet n Orleans
Just received supply Of LeRovs Mixture. For sole
wholesale and retail by TII0S. H. NORRIS.
March l3-ly Druggist, Shreveport, la
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at any other establishment.
Wagons of all sizes and patterns for horses or oxen
Cane Carts and Wagons of the latest improv cement
Carts and Drays, for city and plantation USE Tim Der
and Ok Wheels; Spring, Produce and BaggageW Wagons
Whcelbarows Trucks, etc. in short all the different ar
cles in the line, in extensive varieties
Purchasers viii find it to their interest to call and
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
DAVID G. WILSON
Nos IS, 70 and y Carondelet street. New Orleans
n. Borders received and executed with despatch
Planters ordering any of the above articles viii please
direct their Merchants to D. G. Wilson's Repository.
nrnril u 1850
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MORE NEW GOODSr

just returned again from the city with nav
and handsome well selected stock of Summer Goods
consisting IN part Of Fine Fancy and Staple Goods of
IN particular and request them to call and examine the
goods selected them with great and they cannot
be surpassed In Shreveport. Ny motto is small profits
as am determined not to be undersod 4 word to the
gentlemen in regard to clothing and furnishing goods
come and examine the goods for yourselves and be CON
WINGED that they the best ever brought to this pade
juy8 W. MARkSf
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THE CHIEF AAoSG TEN TB0Ugs%s
DALLEY'S MAGICALPAIS ~ l-,sAAb.

me CHIEF AMONG TEN TBotg,(-
DALLEY'S MAGICALPAIN Fyr I'NU
As universally suPplanted ain ~ ALTON
- - ana meaning applications in hatl - ~ V.a's
estern Henspheres, wherever ir5. sue Ea.s,l le
ttsie nieLI' : Tue true secret Of its sJec aa3a,
!" ssl et 'he cause be acc!daT,t z. cut,
BURNS &@SCALBS S4' Or ds,a..
are instantly relieved Of : Their -.
Illumination, by timely APP : nIca4Sa 5usl pain 81.
healer and the flesh is re- : Terya q tais nasTs
Dlemish or scarTemaining z! chan 4
THE FRIEND OF ~TFF yT-p.r
Children are frequent sui : feraT. : : Nfsaitf
fies, especially from fluid : and CO I'm external
therefore every mother sh09II F-s1e eSplosa..s
constantly at 2 hand Tt..s Ibis bs.E
and quickly removes the = T Pg 'ea4so0aFB. -4ag
prevalent in the nursery. : u hEgeeEs
TIL 10 d6 Raw. .i BT@sEA AND LAM
me me 1haehInISt, the tray : eier, and ayc-
yIdual whose lot in life ;hratrs 'N e'etr gtbast
chance OF accident from : exrIos; Eta within '+-'
should bear in mind that = this Ne Ire o. eoI
pest and only friend Itis= both -. E1tFae9gi, e
and should ever be hfSg conn :. .agie and ~ t
aced. There are thousands nj IiIi'eL' aS frSf
20 Its marvellous virtue : who az l.esSes 10 ta%
and muscles to its SAVING = effieae -!s sound F
The following are few : Of tbs1.,,.
which DALLEYS M4GT C4T D 5G,a J,.ng disea,-,
IS a PREVENTIVE asawaII a. AN AIN E&TR4CT55
Burns, P - CFE:
Bruises p; a-us GENERALLY
Boils -! iirptes,
Broken Breast. p";S
Bites OF Reptiles, R6ep,,..
Cancer PII-1at'sll,
ChaDped Hands S9res Of all kind,
Chilblains, So So I oalds,
Cramp, Scrrl
Chafes, &c.
Diseases of the Skin. Scre
t7i.s, peas seaId Head
- d.. sPrahs
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THE MAEORA ARABTCA,
DISCOVERED BY A
NJ | s s | 0 y 4 r 7


A LII who are suffering from Consumption should use
"A the MAKORA ARABICA, discovered by mission
airy in Arabia
All who are threatened with Consumption should use
the MAK0RA ARABICA, discoveredby missonari, in
Arabia.
All who are suffering from Bronchitis should She
MAK0RA ARABICA, discovered by missionary in A
rabia
All who are suffering from Sore Threats, Coughs and
Colds should use the MAkORA ARABICA, discovered
by missionary in Arabia.
All who are suffering from Asthma Scrufua, and I'm
purities Of the Blood, should the MAkORA ARAB
CA, discovered by a missionary in Arabia.
1t cures Consumption.
1t cures Bronchitis.
1t cures Sore Threats Coughs and Colds.
Itcures Asthma Scr0tua and Impurities of the Blood.
This unequaled remedy is for the first time introduced
to the public.
1t was proyidentialy discovered by missionary while
travelling in Arabia. He cured Of Consumption by
its after his pronounced hopeless by learned
physicians IN Europe.
lie has forwarded in writing full account ofhis
extraordinary cure and of number of other cures
which has under his observation, and also fail
count of the medicine
At his request and Impelled by a desire to extend
knowledge of this remedy to the public have had mis-
communication printed in pamphlet form for free dstr
button. Its interest is enhanced by account which he
gives Of the OF the Syrian masSacres, which be OBJ
tanned from those who suffered IN that awful tragedy.
This pamphlctmay be obtained at office or il win
be sent free by mail To all who apply for it.
Weimport the MAkORA ARABlCA drectfr from SmFT-
ma, through the house Of Cleon Gylppus and have
always on hand full supply put up in bottle ready for
use, with full directions
Price one dollar per bottle Sent by mail on receipt
Of price, and "a cents for postage.
For sale wholesale and retail by
LEEDS, GILMORE & Co.
Importers Of Drugs and Medicines.
81 Liberty Street, New Yotk.
~ Sold by Druggists generally. [aprlIa
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SHREVEPORT FOUNDRY

AM M-AIII-Nb NlltL.
FENHE undersigned having built large and commodi-
Il Gus shop prepared to manuactureSteam Engines
Boilers and Machinery of all kinds for steamboats, sugar
plantations saw mills, cottonpresses, draining machines
and railroads
Gin gear horse power fire fronts furnace mouths and
CRATE bars brass work of every description metallic
packing for steam cylinders gin metal rings.
Blacksmith work OF every description in the aboyelne
will be done with dispatch. will keep on hand at all
times Crate Bars Flanges, Boiersasauge Cocks Poughs
Shoyels, Plough Scooters, and Segments. shall gen
orally keep on hand second hand Boilers and Engines
would also call the attention of all saw-mill men to my
improved and attached Head Blocks
Cash paid for old cast iron, brass and copper.
Shreveport, Aug. 3, 1853 TH0S. ". JONES
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Camden and Trenton Daily Mail Stage Line.

4zzsssssg THEabove eisnow completely stocked.
f-zzN@@ Commodious Mail Stages will leave CAM
Den, Ark, aud TRENTON La, every daY, Sundays
and CAMDEN, on the dayfoiIowing, at 5o'coek P. N.
This line connects at CAMDEN with hostage Lines
to the HOT SPRINGS, GAINES LANDING, and WASH
INGTON, Ark and at TRENTON, with the Stage Lines
to SHREVEPORT, La, and by way of HARRISON
BURG and TRINITY to NATCHBZ, Miss
Every attention paid TO the comfort and convenience
of the travelling community twill connect with steam
ers TRENTON thus afording uninterrupted transport
tation to travellers going south. ". c. CARR.
Cherry Ridge, La. Nov. g, 1859.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.

A FAST FREIGHT LINE FROM NEW YORK yia
a Savannah Ga, conveys Goods to New Orleans
IeXas, and all southern cities with increased speed a#d
NORTH r.
Care r. R. AGENT Savannah" and
Care J W. GREGORY, Montgomery, Ala"
Care j. W, GREGORY, New Orleans, La"
Where the most ample preparations are madet to ensure
Goods promptly forwarded 10 any part of Alabama,
Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas and Texas.
Forwarding Office at New Orleans rs Tchouptoulas
street. ersonaly attended by Mr.. JosEpH MoGR1hGE
}; W. GREGORY, Gen'l Agent South,
ang.8 lS60-tf 1E IchcLlnitouIas ii w. lrlnnr..
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N1NEB'S
GAN 40 IAN
vERMlIfUCE
A GERMAN
REMEDY toW WORMS.

- Physicians generally now use Wiuer's csr.5
NeTmituge. This medicine is a simple regstabsr,.
ration, and can always be administered vitb ,tE
safety and confidence as TO the result, and wl ia
destroy Worms, and restore the patient to health
Over one thousand certificates have been saptto..-
from planters, merchants and physicians bearirr's
mony to the etticacyot this nfaliblere remedy Ws,s,
in all cases. 'l"a
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We, the undersigned having frequently administers
Winners Canadian Fermifuge, and being fuiIT .s,,
with It's efficacy, confidently recommend it as sis.
efficient remedy for the expulsion Of Worms foz h.
intestinal canal q. 0. REILLY
Licentiate ofthe R. c. of surgeons in ireland q,
G. W. DICKINSON
Member of the r. c. of surgeons in I515ss =.
-. Physicians, Chemists and Druggists Drsi.sfi
TESTIMONY OF h5Ew- ORLEANS DOCTORS AND BRregy.
We, the undersigned, Druggists of the CITY # 4.
Orleans, have sold in our trade WiHeTs Canadian Frp
tuge for ever ten years past; and since It's utro5gr
into this section of the country i has given such AT
faction to our customers, that we sei justified in s
ii is one OF the best remedies for Worms we hare ny
kugFyiedre of Hin Kennedy
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PATENTED JUNE !, 1851.

TO COUNTRY PUBLISHERS.
VIE want ola cheap proof press has long been felt bv
L publishers of country papers and small JOB Ofces
The undersigned knowing this experience has in
vented press of this sort similar to Hoe Co 81 and
offers It to the craft the cheapest in the market In
stead OF solid castiron cylinder it is made of sheetiron
and filled, being decided Improvement as it gives elias
ucty to the cylinder The cost of ordinary press is
$50, while this cost only $50.
Terms cash. Boxing s. extra
Printers know the effects of taking proofs on the hand
press The process being not only slow butiniurious
these disadvantages 1t might also be used to print
It Is made light for transportation weighing not over
can be placed on table box, and requires but little
Printers visiting Shreveport requested to call and
see the press. Address ''''
julyI1l ]. DICKINSON. Shrerennrt H.
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Light! LIGHT!! IIGHT!!!

TEEHE best and cheapest light in use is made from
u Coal Oil, or by some called KEROSENE OH, as it
burns twice long any other and the price of which
has been reduced.
The undersigned has large assortment Of Coal Oil
or Kerosene lamps, in every variety of style; also
Spirit gas lamps and all the articles required to be used
with them.
, Always on ha9d good supply OF me best quality Of
Spirit Gas Or Fluid, and the Southern Oil Com
panys' Lubricating Oil, in general use by the
barrel or gallon.
The subscriber is agent for the celebrated Franklin
Lamp ,whiehis not exceed for burning kitchen grease
lard or oil. very cheap. Also for Fuiler's Patent
Faucet. which lasts three times as long any without
leaking; the patent Scissors SharpeHer, very cheap,
useful and convenient; the patent Decanter Bottle
stopper, good improvement, HHsgr0Ve's patent
portable Gas stove, very useful and convenient where
gas used; SpaIdings prepared Glue, which should
be in the hands of every housekeeper.
The public is respectfully invited to call
ARTEM0N HILL, No 6 Charters street,
febs New Orleans.
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CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs. &c.

ca-e 4 We have just received large assortment If
9f31Szst RocKAwATs, BARoUcHEs, BUGGIEs, &c. which
are offered at New Orleans prices.
Wehave on hand complete assortment OF Trimmings
Woodwork, &c, &C., and fully prepared to MANI
facture and repair every description of Carriage and
Wagon work ROBSON & KTMBIE