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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23
KENTUCKY.
The Express sees fit to indulge in this style E
of augmentation: |

of augmentation:
"KENTUCKY NEGROES.
.Tax wo.ryilg with snd about the Kentucky
Lseisauts That State the editor adl' IL loyal and
{, tryins in good faith keep ia the Union and is making
he fee" pegIoc runaway
goes snd deals with them accordingly which sfie' THs
'Tbs negro runmad men never seem to have enough
tyoubis hand KeGtUcEy at aes acts Rebel break
snd Illinois EoE-ths President i. expected - involve the
Federal in sOiiOn with this Kentucky. about
ths Degrow
We beg leave to correct our contemporary
az 10 facts:
The persons concerning whom we are " wor-
ryiug" are not Kentucky negroes" If they
were. there would be more excuse for the out.
RACES we doplore. But they are Union negroes
--fugitivss from service to our public enemies,
whom our country has summoned to her aid,
pledgiuR them their freedom as the reward of
their obedience. If they were simply deserters
from the service of our enemies, we ought to
welcome and protect them, even though We
bad made them no promise whatever. As it
ia, We cannot leave them TO the fate to which
Kentucky cOnsigns them without proving our
selves far meaner aud baser than any negroes
Of whom History gives US oOy information.
We beg The Express to take notice that this
is no question Of negroes against whites. but
of public faith against shameful periidy. The
Presidents Proclamation has not affected the
matter one iota. The act of Congress makes
these men free the moment they reach our
hines. II they we're thereafter enslayed by vir-
tue Of lOng-exstiDg Kentucky laws, the case
would bs one Of considerable delicacy and DIFF
6culty. But the fact that the late Legislature,
no longer ago than last month passed an act
expressly calculated aud intended to nullify a
law OF Congress and defeat the settled policy
of the Nation in its efforts to put down the
Rebellion, puts an entirely new face on the
matter. We do not see how the Government
csn eysds the issue thus made up.
TIE Express urges that Kentucky is loyal.
We hope she is preponderantly so, but the
action we are considering is not loyal. 1t is
on attempt to defeat and nullify the laws OF
the land II is incipient Secession. 1t is q
deliberate cOnspirlDg 10 subyert the policy OF
The Republic adopted for the suppression of
the Southern revolt. If this is loyalty, wherein
does It differ from dislyalg1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23

THHATERs-Mr. Juignets benefit takes psce to-
night at the French Theater. II will be the most
interesting event Of the season at Nblo's Saloon
aud will undoubtedly receive sufficient public atten-
ton to make it thoroughly successful A new
comedy. in three acts " Les Memories du Diable, III
will be represented. The best Of the regular com
paDy take part in it, and, in the second sc, Madame
dc Lussan who volunteers for the ocel'ion will sing
a couple Of operate pieces.
Miss Lucille Westerns farewell benefit is al.
nounced for Tomorrow evening" at the Winter Gar
den. She will appear in 81 Don Casar dc Bazan ri
and "Tbe Honey playing Don Cs,ar in tn,
first and Juliana in the second.
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BlED.

EAKFR-Ou Wsdns,daY, tghl p, l1a. Francis BAKER
AGED at the resid'noe Of III, 'on Nism No lo'
Fs,, FOrty-,ecend street, near second avenue.
The family and friend, are respectfully Htsd 10 attend
without further invitation, Friday, Apn 70. al r.
BROWN-In Broosiyn Oh Wednesday, April II, Jes'is,
only child Of Sarah NJ. Brown, ssi Of the late Moses
Brown aged yssI, mouths and 70 days.
The relative, aud friends fthe ianY are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from her ls'o re'deoce no 10 on
Greene place. Oh THURSDAY sueruO5r. a. Oc.otk.
Her ensin ri be tshe TO oosicE fs' ~ y ioF inter
cFRAGOLI-on "Wednesday, April n Bartholomew Cer's
Ito sy.d 81 years
Motto. Of the fuDerAl hereafter
DUFF-On wednesday, moaning April ~, Charles u. Dun
in the 23d year Ut his age
is relative, friends iu7isd TO attend MS funrr a.
nom n, Ts.dence o. hs broi -inlsw, Levi Nshe No
10 Pike ,ue. Thursday mornnE Apri g. ct 10 o'clock
HFRRIMAE-s Suddenly a, Jsmsie. Long Island 1ue,-
day Aphi "a, James Hsrrinsn, aged - y.sT'
The relatives aud friends Of tie sny respectfully invited
to aurnd his funert without luther Invitation, hidsy
PAIN inst at O'clock from hi' sts re'idsnce Ia
Jsmaica . =. -.
az. ..ys south Ferry Brooi ,dsl for Jsnes lois
M and l2tS y nns 10 cat! a. O'CLOCK r. IA
PHYFE-in thn city, lon Tuesday, April Il. At m, o.
coL.umption, John Mason Phyis, son VI John Phyfc.
The and friends ohe family respectfully invited
TO attend his funeral Thursday Afternoon al ociock
rom No. WAyeTlsy place.
WALTFRs-A, Hepipr-Sd Long Island on Monday even
inc April 20. George eldest aon Of henJ snd El~A Wal
,,r, sged II years. ] month snd 20 dSJs
Tie friends Of the family also The members OF hoaod lodar
No g. md A. M respectfully invited 20 attend the
funeral ffom the residence bis father on Thursday I'D
inst At II O'Clock and IRON 81 Georges CnnEcn al ~
oclcEy Long Island Railroad train l.Gvc' James slip at
a M ; returning leaves Homps'esd at z. p NJ
WAnD-2t Jersey City Wednesday, April ~. VIII
mions F. r. infant daughter OF WIN. w and kaelsl L.
Ward ,,,-,,
tn attend the funeral the residence Of LsI psrrnts No
81 Bright street, this tTh1udsyl siternoon Az O'CLOCK
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THE WAR In THE SOUTH WEST
GREAT DESTRUCTION OF REBEL PROVISIONS
100000 Pounds of Bacon, Flour WHISKY, etc
A TOWN De- TaOYs D
LoUl.yllLs. Wednesday. April u, 1868.

LOUIsylLLR. Wednesday. April ~, 1863
The Munfordeville expedition TO Celna has re-
turned to Glasgow, having destroyed the town of
Celnis, 100000 pounds Of bacon, 1900 bush
els of wheat and corn, 900 barrels each of
whisky aud flour, considerable quantity
Of sugar, tea coffee salt and other etores and forty
boats used by the Rebels for transporting supplies.
The Rebels admit a oss of 90 killed. Col. Graham
thinks their loss greater. The Federal loss was one
killed and one missing.
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Anbro-ia 10 q Stimulating oily Extract Of Roots
B,.. aud Herbs IL viii s diseases Of the scalp
AID iehipg Of the head entirely eIudoses dan druh pre-
hsif falling out turning pc. sinreJ gray
grow thick aud loug Beware u limitations none
genuine eut Dr. Sl-r..ug's
CERTIFICATE
TIT, IA 10 certify that about rs months ago commenced
,,ng srF ri ISf'S AMBROslA. Ny hsir short thin.
,rf .piiy falling r. had tied msny Hsif TONES invig
or.os SC without receiving any benefit Soon after using
ts A. bro.ir my hair ceased failing out and commenced
Growing 90 iapidy sstol.h Nov my hair "a thick
N md goy and j. i've fee, and four inches IN length
rbsn t down reaching the floor This wonderful result
.itnbut- solely 10 the Of sIERLNGS AMbkOslA, -
.inc. have commenced using have applied nothing else
10 my hair MI'' Ivy % o. n pr
BEWARE or INVITATIONS.
BEWARE OF IMlTA1lOSS.
BEWARE or LIMITATIONS.
aoSE GENUINE BIT DR. H. IL sTTE ERIIN9's
NONE GENUINE BUT DR. H. h. sTERLlNOs.
Pot up In 90. containing two bottles Price, @I.
'0'4 V - Dr. H. II. STERLING. Sole Proprietor.
Depot No. 4sJ Broadway,
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Midsummer Melody.
IT was might Ia the dog days
And 81 'hrou-h the house
Night prowlers we're Stirring
Fless bed bugs aud NOUS,
The Chi diou. uneasy.
Squirmed this way snd that
The bsdbuzs preferred than
Becsuse they iat
Bet at dawn on esca iusect
Lyons death powder fell
Aud the snd the mice too
Sucoumbed to his Pill
LYONS POWDER will Kill all insects. LYONS MAG
NETIC PILLS death and mice. Sold every
where DEHAS :. BARNES 81 Co.
No. z02 Broadway, New. York.
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j. ". Claiborne, the pioneer farmer OF Callfer-
MA was killed on Saturday last by lAborer lately
in bis employ at his farm in Napa Valley Mr..
Osborne was brother Of the President Of the Ill.
nois Central Railroad His wife is sister Of Geo.
H. and Frank Moore of this city.
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Observation-Disclosures. April ~.

wALLACK's- Folits ofs N.ght-Sseethesrts and Hivea
WINTER GARDFN-Ruy Bias. French Spy
.kIBLO'S-Aurora Floyd
RARNIM'S MUSEUM--Ths Dart Cloud.
NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESIGNING. 6l5 BIotdwSy
BASVARWS PANORAMA-No. 65l Broadway.
COUPLES GALLERY Volcano Of the Aude,.
ACADEMY OF NUSIC-Don Giovanni
IRVING HALF aud Billiard Match.
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Death of a Comedian.

BosroS Wednesday. April p, 1883.
Blake, the comedian, died Of bilious cole this
afternoon. 1T the I Tker House.
He PLAYED " Sir Peter Teazle" last night and was
in his ordinary nealth. lie was % years OF age,
aud "a native, i! is said, Of Halifax, n. S.
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Fires.

81. JOINS; Tuesday. April 81, 1863
The distillery Of A. L. Tilton, on the corner OF
MAIN and Poplar streets, was destroyed by fire
yesterday. Several tonements adjacent were
damaged. Loss of 900. No insurance.
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We are Now CIening

Avery large importation Of wei.sssc.sd
FRENCH CHINA AND FANCY GOODS.
which, having boon secured before the recent rise in
GOLD aud EXCHANGE,
be sold small advance former prices giving
tie, shout furnish re6t advantageous opportunity Of
supplying themselves with
CHINA DINNER SETS TEA aud TOILET SETS
white and decorstsd), GLASSWARE, CHANDELIERS.
SILVER and PLATED WAKE, BR0NZEs, CLOCKS,
PARIAN WARE. MANTLE ORNAMENTS and FANCY
GOODS generally
Our assortment Ia unusually large and attractive
E.V. HAUGHWOUT G. Co.,
No, 4SS, 400 and 492 Broadway, BrOOmss-
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s-T-IS6O-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITrER5
Thoy purity, strengthen and inyigorsts
They create healthy appetite.
They are IN sntidote to change of water and diet.
They ovsrcoms effect. OF dissipation aud late hours
They siren gthsn the system and enliven tho mind
They proven, missrnatic aud Intermittent levers.
They purity the bfesth and acidty Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhe,. Cholera and Cholers MOrbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Hsadschs.
They the best Bitters in the world They mako tho
weak strong and exhausted natures great restore
They made Of pure st. CroI Rum the celebrated Cahsy'
roots and herbs aud taken with tho pleasure OF
beverage without regard age time Of day Particularly
recommended TO delicate persons requiring gentle 'mu
LIANT. Sold BY eli Grocsrs Dussists, Hotels and Saloons
P. DRAKE X Co. No. 2o2 Broadway New York
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Western Navigation. A,e.

0swEso N. Y. Tuesday, April 81, 1864
Inc schooners Berlin from Toledo, with corn, and
~. D. Hibbsrd from Detroit, with wheat, arrived
Ssfs last night, being the first vessels through the
"suAad Canal to this port this sessop.
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TO ARRIVE
Busincss Notices.

UNITED STATE. TREASURY Erw YoRK
April 10, 1905
DEPOSITS Of United States Legal Tender
Note, arc received ct bi. ohoo Temporary Loan to
renai thirty 3 days and payable al any time there
steI ., tho expiration Of O days notice together with
iasre, at the Of five i) per cent IN ss money From
rsons residing Of town, drafts on this city will be &C.
osptsd In lieu OF the Notes themselves
JoHs J. Cpco Assistant Treasurer T. ..
The ATTACK WAS SUCCEssFUL.-We do
not refer to that upon somter. for the nos! where
treason was hltched still 'afo Bnt the ruth to
Ksors to secure hi, elsssnt Spring Hat has been very
rest during the past week aud all who participated IN 1t
csm. away delighted with the possession OF hal Of unei
ersd beauty aud eGceenc. No. 22 Broadway ia the place
TO obtain hst, moe, decidedly.
BOURBON WHISKY. y
Esr,BrsHED IN 1893
s T suir's KHsrucEY WHIsgI DUrILLERIE- This
Whisky has adopted by the Government Tor hospital
IL for sale by every druggist in the city oids
should be directed SrT's Dstlere, Kenuebyi SUITS
WHISKY Agency No. 40 broadway. Ny.
PEARL NOTIFIED SOAP Is TIE BEST
md economical for laundry ard Imly boing par
cul.ry ,dap.d for h.nne and all kinds Of wooden goods
Manufactured aud for sale by Z. AoKGAss Sons, No I'll
Wa,hiugton..t. and No. 40 West-sL
Also. Fi~iLr. PALS, and No. Soaps
GROVER Il BAKERS CELEBRATED FIRST
PHHnIus sEWISe-MAourSEs with Br,dsr' Cordsr Hem
mere, fuckers, binders. &c. Ofhes No 49S Broadway
These are the only Machines tn', EmbrOidor
WHEELER & WILSON'S SEwIsG-MACHISEs,
international Exhibition, London, 1861.
ohc.. No Sos BROADWAY. Hew-YOrt.
CRAC's CELEBRATED MICROSCOPE is mailed,
ohlects with -
beIa discount 20 de.ets Sold In Broadway hy Fowler
sils Jt8 shepard. Jo9i Optics Lost under Banum'
HILLS HAIR DYE 80 CENTS. -Black OF Brown,
Natural Reliable Be.uiifuL Depo. No BAIssy-'t Sold
by all Drug, Patent Medc.n. ard Fancy Goods Stores
DEFIANCE FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES.
Also SinEBoAKD ard PiKLoH S.FRs for Silver Plate &c
NJ ave- 1'' 80 ''''''' n NJ r.rsrcr.
DISEASES or THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URN
AIRY AND SKIUAL sI,TESs-New fd slsole trestmsnt-ia
Reports Of the Howard AssOclrOSs-nt IN '.A.c letter
envelopet fee u chtrge Address d. J. sELLN hOuVH
ToS, Howard Association, Phisdslphis n.
BEAUTIFUL LIFE.LIKE PICTURES.
Csftes De Visite Per DOZEN Duplicates. 4 20 Al
Negatives registered. r. A. LEWIS ia Chs'him''' ~ J.
GOLD PENs-Tne best and the cheapest. at
4. AoEroS'.. no. IS M.ideh-ant Nsw.l ora.
FooT's PATENT UMBRELLA LOCK STAND
ne invention which bids ar g. sup-rsde sod rIoinds
entirely from stands tina have AsfetoiYrs oseu
u,ed-Nsw-l oh Tribune. A. WbEgLtA MiLsos's sew
n s.hschioe Rooms no %3 Broadway SeE-1orA.
The PALMER Ann AND LEG.--B. FRANK
PAlNss Inventor end P.tebt.- A',orP.os gToaia door
S l. Also. rlisdslpA md Session on hoa's. o. fhL@hs
& Co Avoid iu position ty cN.irr On the IuV.nior
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Loyal National League.
THE HALL OF THE LEAGUE.


THE HALL OF THE LEAGUE.
No. sl3 BROADWAY, nsar l2th-st.,
is OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
SUNDAYS ExCEPTEDl FOR MEMBERS OF THE
LEAGUE and their Friend, In the City from tho County
~ The ROLL Of the League soady signed by sbOu! ten
thousand Members may b signed at the Hall By citizens who
ar. not .rs.dy members, aud ALL MEMBERS can Their.
obtain. sr.iuitou.ly, DOCUMENTS connected with the
...i question. Of the Times, for sending friends In the
Army elsewher,
BADGES YOR SALE AT THE HALL.
ANY MEMBER by sending the address Of those whom ne
,h.. TO supply can have DOCUMENT. sent them
from the Hall Of the League
JAMES A. ROOSEVELT, Secretary
Knapp's Extract of Roots
ROOT BEER.
On. Of the pl..an,e., I'd hsalth,a Beverage,
Known 1. made from this Extract, and ia
invisors,iDg qu,.itiss are such ate
recommend It alike TO the
invalid sswell uthoss
IN the enjoyment oil
prs,,.,.. Master. ..C Of Vss.si.. Hotel Keepers,
Root B-sr Makers, suffers in the Army.
Priv.,e Families. &c. will hnd T. 20
sslo compound a, Il will in
sure 10 them at all tunes
healthy and deli
cious Beverage
GENERAL DEPOT:
No ssa Hudson.H NY
IS eeuts ~ cents. ell and ~ - per Bottle,
snd . q PET Gsllon-wi,h full dfectou'
Sold ~ Druggist gene ally.
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Vanity Fair.


THE wEEKY ISSUE
osrHIs
GREAT ORIGINAL,
HUMOROUS AND SATIRTCAL
ILLUSTRATED PAPER.
WILL BE RESUMED MAYl.
And will be for sale At the old nice Of
SIX CENTS PER COPY.
NO ADVANCE OF PRICE,
Notwithstanding the 't aed sost Of materials sad no
sbs,eu snt ia size
VANITY FAIR,
oeevns that the duty Of the patriot other
iot lifetime being aud strike the heart VI
rebellion until ia. thoroughly crushed will lend ia
sd to sustain the Government this necessary work.
aud at the same time p,y attention to our eusmis. ss,wbe
making the paper Ia every particular
THOROUGHLY NATIONAL
No $50 FOR AAYI
WILL BE READY FOR DELIVERY
on THE 24rH APRIL.
And orders may b, sent any Of the New Yo o,
direct TO this Office
BACK NUMBERS AND BOUND VOLUMES o,vANIyY
FAIR furnished direct, or through Agents.
Remember this ia the only
ORIGINAL. HUMOROUS. AND sATIRIcAL Illus
TRATED PAPER ....t
published In erica every article and every Illustrate.
being prepared expressly for It.
Conducted by who familiar with the poll ca bl..
tory Of tue county who know what the public 1t
to be wondered the political illustrations Of VANITY FAIR
have surpassed all Of coemporsres in Design Eject and
Sarcastic Humor Our Engrsyings DO found nowhere
else In every respect they strictly original not arsf-r'
from Punch other foreign papers reproductions for hs
tenth time from old blocks made to do DUTY under tos
when original engraved by unsk1 cheap worSmeu out
is the creation Of superior artist fer the pec,L
number in which appears engraved by dstclass artists
AND IA Ssygs sECosD PAPER.
The paper will bs published every SATURDAY and will be
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CENTS per copy but those who wish sustain it viii DO
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paid
Two copies to one sd lrsss. tor...........G5 90.
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All mailed free.
POLITICAL CLUBS will be furnished q. 81 90 per hps
dred they paying Express charges Orles snd subscriptions
in a to DO accompanied with the money and lsgbed
rectons .or III ilipg orexpress.
Reniistances In Government money preferred
Seal all letters securely, snd address plainly, to
LOUIS II. STEPHENS,
PUBLISHER FOR PROPRIETORs.
No. II6 NASSAU-ST Nsw.York
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THURLOW WEEDS EDITORIAL
ON SUMNER GREELEY. WENDELL PHILLIPS
AND WARD BEECHER"
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STORY ON THE
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Az IsrsSxsrSG DEscRiPrroS Hu HoUss, MANNER oS
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Posi-
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HIS CHRISTIAN CHARACTER
THE HAND OF THE HELMshAS,
An able article from
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6penal Noillcs.


The pupIIs OF the Male and Esmsle Department, Of
ca NsiMAR SCHOOL No. 40 viii give RECEPTION a.
C. opef Insti,uts THU RSDAf EVENING for the Benh
of Sci and Wounded soldiers Doop open at EIercies Ia
comm .nceN a
The Polytechnic Association of the Anne rican
IrsTifute viii it, IN the Cooper Union Baild
snbiset,: "Harbor Defense,," and "lrouCsd Vesssl'
ms Of this sOcGlon open 10 The Pnblc
SAMUEL D. TfLLMAN. ChsrInsn.
Public Meeting In the interest Of ,,.,,o,,
THE 4. s. CHRISTIAN COMMISSION,
WILL BELB At THH
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
THURSDAY EvESSaNo, April %, Jsss.
Al O'CLOCK.
VIM L. DODGE. Esq, OF New YoIk., .
Rev. G. ]. MlSGINS, Of Philadslphis
and other eloquent speakers will address the meeting
MUSIC BY DODWOHTH5 BAND.
Administer free.
Ib bop.d that all who feel an interest in our Army end
Navy viii sndesyor to attend.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher will deliver . Lecture
in the LARGE HALL corner Broadway and %hsI, th ,
sy,niny ,pblect 'Wbst shall be done with Nesbngshd
Idrnitfsnee rs cents Tickets 70 be had At the Door
Rutgers-st. Church for Sale.
Nv authority of the Supreme Court the sbose,tsnee
h, offered for Bale IL consists Of the Plo oil ofound
l0I feet al the loot OF Rutgers and Honrys on nhs
IA syecte tho spacious and elegant Church lVIV snt .n
commodou, Psrsonsgs House sdjoiu,ns 23r4a WIN ei
Tine Prop.rty will be ,old separately or together.
Apply 70 the undvIsigned COMMITTEES Of the boa'u u
i''"'' MATTHEW BIRD, No. - Ns"aa-.t.
WIN Z. HiNMAS' Ne wv S'u'A"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23

Madame Tilman,
NO lis EAST NIhrh-SrREEr.
late Of No. 7l2 Broadway
Adjoining A. T. Slewsr's New store,
LA, op,nsd a choice tssormelt Of
~ w SPRING BONNETS
Mad. In p.ri, expressly for her New EstAbishmout
Al.o rich vsIe,y Of outsi 10 and Inside M0NrURES
' HEAD DIR ESSES.
sre.t variety of RUCHES for Bonnets