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Lieut.. Col. Comd'g. 18th Mass. Vols

KILLED.
Col. George II. Ward Capt. II. p Jorgen-
sen, Capt John kirkland.
Co. A.-Sergt. Edward B. Rollins, Corp.
Francis A. Lewis, Corp. William d. Oakley.
Co. B.-Privates G. L. Boss, John Marsh.
Co. C.-Corporal j. P. Chenery, privates
a. Lord, G. f. Osgood.
Co. D.-Private o. Stevens.
Co. E.-Private George w. Cross.
Co. First Sergt. Henry C. Ball
Co. G.-First Sergt George. N. Wheelock.
Co. H.-Corp. George f. Fletcher, privates
Thomas Horn, Charles A. Reed.
Co. I.-Sergt William Brandes, privates
Joseph Bardsey, Francis Santum.
Co. K.-Private Patrick Coyle.
WOUNDED.
Capt. Walter Gale, in leg Capt. Albert w.
Prince, in both hands LIST Lieut.. Samuel j.
Fletcher, in face; LIST Lieut.. Charles II. Ste
vens; 2nd Lieut.. H. I. Dudley, in back; End
Lieut.. Nelson V. Stanton, in arm and breast
2nd Lieut.. C. NJ. Murray, in ankle; End
Lieut.. E. G. Buss, in thigh.
Co. A.-Sergts Thomas B. Ross, William
H. Savage, corporals John Trip, George
Stevens, Herbert D. Taylor, Charles McFar.
land; privates James Bond, Frank Hatch,
Peter Luck, Frank Rice, James Sheppard,
George Stanley, Joseph Willard, David
WEIGH.
Co. B.-Corp. A. A. Simonds, in leg; pri-
Yates j. L. Tenney, in leg, slight; j. b. Math-
ews, in both legs; C. ]. Eaton, in head II.
NJ. Carpenter, in leg.
Co. C.-First Sergt. James Mahoney, in
head and legs; Sergt. A. d. Wright, in arm.
Privates George o. Raymond, in hip
R. X. Cooper, in breast; j. Carpenter,
in shoulder; A. C. Frost, in leg, since am
putated ID. w. Freeman, in arm; il. B. Oh
colt, in arm; S. X. Kilburn, in leg; }. h.
Frost, in hand j. Smith, in breast; e. V.
Marsh, in head.
Co. D.-Sergt. j. S. Knights, in shoulder
corporal H. S. Baker, in shoulder; corporal
w. ii. Burgess, confusion privates E. Gould
ihg' confusion; j. Daniels, in knee; Christie
pher Thren, in knee.
20 Corp. Anthony Murphy, in shout
uer' prlVates Robert Lusty, leg amputated
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The New YORK MOB AND THE CoLoRED
PEoPLE.-Ot course we expect from a mob
only cruelty. 1t neither reasons nor feels.
1t can understand the meaning of grape and
canister and nothing else. From the very
beginning, wherever there may be beginnings,
instantly and continually, ought this remedy
to be applied. 1t would not be difficult to
show that we reach the same conclusion, if
the best interest of the rioters themselves
is regarded. But We purpose now only to
ask attention. to the avowed reason for such
proceedings in New York, to wit that the
eo.~--ic1ert mas Irvv 1uIJ rv5aruSu
and the working men have arisen to vindicate
their rights Now if that we're so their viO-
lence would have shown itself against those
who had power, and by whose influence the
laws of which they complain had been passed;
but to their eternal infamy be it known that
the chosen objects of their indignity were
the poorest Of the poor-a class utterly de-
tenceless-a body OF people beside whom the
rioters themselves were rich. This mob was
not satisfied with taking colored boys and girls
out of omnibuses and horse cars, nor with
hanging and numbering black men, but it
must sack the colOred orphan asylum and
steal the clothing, bedsteads, and even the tes-
taments of its inmates. That act was so bar
barous, as, had it been its only crime, would
have given it a pre-eminence even among
mobs. But the record of its doings, imper-
feet it is yet, is filed with deeds of fiendsh-
ness towards these poor colored people of
New York. If it were only a resistance of the
draft, why were such outrages committed!
How are they to help the poor white men or
how cripple the government? Of course they
could do nothing in either direction. The men
who constituted it were not the workingmen of
New York, but its thieves and murderers.
But bad as they are, there are men behind
them beside whom even they need not be
abashed. What are the American people to
think, what shall intelligent foreigners say
when governor shall address such an assem-
blage as ''friends?" But good will come from
1t all. The government will be strengthened
and its triumph over all its enemies made
more certain. sit must needs be that often
ses come, but wo be unto them by whom
they come"
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DIR Railways Cleansing Syru~, called RAD
WAYS RENoVATING BEsoLvENT, will cure Inherited
MALADIEs-TheIe is a specific blood poison which may
be and often is transmitted from generation genera
ton Such is the virus of Scrofua, Syphilis Cancer,
Salt Rheum, and OF many other Glandular and Skin
Diseases. This terrible hereditary and constitutional
faint has been supposed to be beyond reach of med
cine, and in many royal and noble families of Europe,
has been disgusting heir loom for centuries But for
all the developments of this foul element OF disease
cure has been discovered and applied The proofs
indsputable that Railways Renovating Resolvent re
moves merely the symptoms but the of Con-
sttutonal Dsorders-cures not only the disOrganizng
Ulcers Eruptions, Swengs, DESIGNATIONS Pains, AMI
other bodily evils resulting from the inherited faint
actually revoutonizes the constitution itself and ena-
bles it to throw off the transmitted cause of
these fearful visitations
One to six bottles will cure every species of Skin Dis
cases. from Chrome syphilis scrolua Ulcers Strumer
Gus Discharges from the Ears, Sore Eyes, Nose, &c
down to a common pimple
Ladies suffering from Chlorosis Whites Weakening
Di charges may rely upon by the use of one or
two bottles.
Price one Dollar per Bottle, or Six Bottles for Five
Dollars Dr. Radway's Office, 81 Maiden Lane N Y
Sold by Druggists.
For sale in Worcester by NJ. b. GREEN d. CO. and
GEO. T. HARLOW. DIV jylO
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THE OPERATIONS AGAINST. CHARLESTON.
Dispatch from Gen. Gilmore.

WASHINGTON, July l6.-The following re-
the army:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE SoUrH, in
the Field, Morris Island, S. c., July l2.-To
Ma1 Gen. II. w. HaLeck II have the honor
to report that at o'clock on the morning Of
the 10th inst, l made an attack Oh the enc
my's fortified position on the south end of
Morris Island, and after an engagement last
ing three hours and quarter, captured all
his strongholds on that part of the Island,
and pushed forward my infantry to within six
hundred yards of fort Wagner. We now
hold all the island except about one mile on
the north end, which includes fort Wagner
and a battery on Cummings Point, mounting
at this time fourteen or fifteen heavy guns, in
the aggregate. The assaulting column was
CALAMITY led by Brig Gen. Strong. 1t landed
in small boats, under cover of our batteries
on Folly Island, and four monitors, led by
rear admiral Dahlgreen, which entered the
main channel abreast of Morris Island, soon
after our batteries opened. The monitors
continued their fire during the day, mostly
against fort Wagner.
On the Worping of the 18th inst. at daylight,
nr. "a Qpt Is. oayry fost WagnoS w
assault. The parapet was gained but the
supports recoled under the fire to which they
were exposed and could not be got up. Our
losses in both actions will not vary much from
one hundred and killed. wounded and missing.
We have taken eleven pieces of heavy ord
nance, and a large quantity of camp equip
ments. The enemy's loss in killed and
wounded will not fall short of two hundred.
Very respectfully, Q. A. GILMORE,
Brgadier General Commanding.
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REMEDY for Cholera, Cholera M0rbHs, DyseRfeTy, Di
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Relieves those OF Dyspepsia, Na-
sea and Rising OF Food after eating; and as Soothing
Syrup for children it has equal 1t regulates the
bowels aays pain and under its very soothing effect
the child gently drops into quiet sumber and awakens
refreshed and invgOrated. Ii is pleasant to the TASTE
and children never refuse to take the medicine after
tasting IT.
as Prof \ p Hill, OF Brown University: Rev Horace
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in the Army, and others.
AGENTS IN BOSTON:
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HENRY b. Fow LIE corner OF Prince and Salem SITS
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Important from North Carolina.
THE LEGISLATURE AGAIN
SECESSION.

NEwBERN, n c., July 12.-Hon Bradford
Brown, state senator from Caswel county, N.
c., has taken open ground in the legislature
for a reconstruction of the Union. 1t is un-
derstood, and as much as admitted by the RAJ
leigh IN. CO. Standard, that a majority of her
legislature and sovereign convention concur
with Mr.. Brown; but it is thought in Raleigh
that she cannot with safety to herself, throw
off the confederate yoke so long as the con-
federate army hold Virginia, or until there is
a sufficient federal force here to sustain her
in such an effort. Hon. John A. Gilmer and
other extensive shareholders in this state, are
said to be in favor Of the gradual emancipa-
ton system, which it is understood by them,
North Carolina will he required to accept as
the chief condition Of settlement between her
and the federal government.
Later intelligence from the legislature, now
in session at Raleigh, confirms the report that
many of its members have come out for the
immediate repeal of the act of secession
passed by the sovereign convention of this
state, and for the recall nome by Gov. Vance
of the North Carolina troops from the confed-
crate army, at once. Should Gen. Lees army
be annihilated, or prevented from reaching
this state the repeal of this act may take
place at any moment. Otherwise matters
will remain as above stated. 1t is said that
while the discussion on repeating the act OF
secession was going on, a distinguished mem
Der suggested foreign war as method of
cementing the states together, which was APP
plauded TO the echo, all parties joining.
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MISS REIGNoLDs, whose entertainments at
the theatre this week have been of high or
der, takes her benefit this evening. The
play of ''The Angel of Midnight" which had
a long run and created furore at the Boston
Museum, will be brought. out in manner
that will make it an attraction worthy the pat
ronage of all lovers of the drama. The COM
pany is to be reinforced for the occasion by
delegation from the Museum. Seats should
be secured early.
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The FIFTY FIRsT.-A letter from the 5lst
regiment, written July II, at Maryland
Heights, states that Gen. Briggs, who was
there, had just received ''orders to take the
9Th, 18th, 46th and 51st Massachusetts regi
ments to the front, to join the Sd corps of
General Meade's army. We shall march to-
night" the letter says, 'to Boonsboro." A
gentleman of this city saw them in Boonsboro
next day, as we have stated. Nothing has
been heard from them since. They probably
went on to Falling Waters or Williamsport;
the expected battle did not take place, for the
rebels, or most of them, fled across the river.
By this time, we presume, the 5lst have been
sent back to Baltimore and ordered home.
There are many here who are very anxious
to know where they are and when they will
arrive in Worcester. These anxious ques-
donings will soon be answered, we think,
either by the sudden arrival of the regiment,
or notice that they are coming.
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Hair Dye Hair Dye !-BATcHELoR's CELE-
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only Harmless, true and reliable Dye known. This
splendid Hair Dye is peTect-changes Red, Rusty or
Grey Hair, instantly to Glossy Black or Natural
BroWn without juring the hair or staining the skin,
leaving the hair soft and beautiful mrars fresh vitai-
ty frequently restoring its pristine color and rectes
the III effects of bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed VIII
LIAM A. BATCHELOR, all others are mere limitations,
and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists, &C Fac
tory-S Barclay street. n. Y. Bachelors New Toilet
Cream for Dressing the Hair Sold in Worcester by Geo.
p Harlow. d&wly 1e23
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CINCINNATI, July l5.-Morgan reached
Georgetown, Brown county, Ohio, at mid
night. He is pretty well hemmed in, and his
chance of escape are slight. Gunboats and a
very large force went up the river yesterday
to dispute his crossing. The Ohio river is
too high to ford.
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GOOD DocrRNE.-One of the editors of the
NC" iorK tribune called on Admiral Pauld-
As' al the navy yard to Solicit a number of
smells SMELLS to be used as hand .grenades. for the
t ueit"Ie oI ',er Office in the contemplated at
n Geh u tSer !" , Inc Admiral cheerfuly fur
ms, ~ s" 10y wheh the gentleman remarked
mo, sir, the Admiral very energet t UNUSED
piled, 81 hope You will not! Yon I n,mst re.
return one of them! Their place is s an,a mot
the rioters. Plant every one of them ~
Printing House Square tonight. We nn ln
have free thought and free speech, at anv
cost!"
General Brown received intelligence that
forts Richmond and Columbus would be at
tackled. The general said he hoped they
would be. he thought the mob would learn
lesson if they did.
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Sturgls's Electric Compound An efectua
cure for NEuR4LGiA AND RHEUMATISM Also inyalga
Face, Tooth Ache Pain in the Side, Back and Limbs
Ear Ache Lumbago, &c
The proprieto in offering this mel icne the public
desires TO state that this preparation does belong
that class called patent medicines Its value has been
tested for years. and has been found fully ade
q9ate to the removal of many obstinate cases Of the
above complaints which other celebrated remedies had
Jailed to reach and which had Daled the skill of emf
will class of diseases All persons who are
afflicted with any OF these complaints are earnestly
quesed to try this Compound judge themselves
Among the advantages OF this medicine the follow
Its effect is very rapd-n most cases instantaneous
no & sn IT M pa Sd and the patient runs
reaches the nerves ard muscles it is believed no
1t has cured some of the most violent and obstinate
cases Of Neuralgia ever known
e. gssf on eRd GT Gn an geG person alike
Inc proprietor has been allowed publish the names
most beneficial results. lie inserts here of them
ey ar among Ihe most respectable citizens of Bos
JOSEPH H ALLEN, lis Washington street, House IS
n Sn r KENP RI Tyq act Society 40 cornhin
@ 90 I bGI DIN IN 4V9 Washington street. Boston
D. G. RoGERS, Conway Insurance Company, 70 State
Miss ROGERS: = Milford street. Boston.
& sKNNER 29 %a Hhfy street sftsa Boston
MIS- SS,Fefs r RSH Fncc Boston
Miss J; A: RIVE, 8 Concord Street Charlestown
&C BARRY, Cashier OF City Bank, Boston,
The proprietor is permitted publish the following
letter from o. C. Pitkin, Esq, Principal Of the HigS;
School M the city of Chelsea well known as one of
the most successful teachers in New England
r., ,,,,,,. On LsEA, April 30, 1868.
Friend Williams-Yours of the 10Th is received Ny
wife was troubled with sever Neuralgia in the face
She tried your Co pUund with decidedly good elect
think it an excellent article, and recommended
It in one instance where it also produced good effect
You certainly have the liberty to refer to ne.
win much respect, yours truly,
, ~ r o. c. PIrKIN.
Is. w. WILLIAMS, Proprietor,
ll6 Washington street. Boston, Mass
FOR sale in Worcester by GE0EGE 2. HARLOW, 242
Main street. w -
For sale by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists and
Apothecaries diff mvis
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REV Mr.. JAMES, our readers will remem-
Der, will address a meeting in Mechanics
Hall, this evening, on the needs of his mission
among the colored people who are to be col
onized on Roanoke Island. 1t will be an ad-
dress that they should take some pains to
haar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-17

To have GU BOnght Your Clothes " ringer
ShWALd Ia vs.. SELF REGULATOR is tie Machine
piece, and NO IRON RusTl child can Svrine yony
clothes with this Machine, as well as an adult cal
Maip street, opposite Briney Hall. 'p' NV0
Agents wanted i'll every state City and Town. State
County, and Town Rights for Sale. dt W 10
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Invest your Money to the IEn.t a .1--,-
tnge.-if you viii call at No. 4 under CITY Hall Won
can 9y oesr TEA for less money, than is to be found
, Also, nice lump BUTTER, the best Diaries in
worcester county. Aood CHEESE, Foreipn ana M.
mestc Fruits Nuts, Confectionery, &C. Also some of
that nice French Breakfast Coffee ' S VI
Remember the pl ice-NO. Front street ,trdar Citv
Hall. S'' "A"ei Wy
mic diff 1oru,~
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a. Card.-G ADAMS having returned from +be
We indies VII resume the charge of his Gallery at 239
Main street Especial will be given i'm making
small pictures. such Carries de Yisfte Ambrotvnes
&C In the higher branches of The art Mr. A Is arra,ee
ments are such that he have no competiton iris
side OF New York Having engaged for this simmer
new artists Of eminent ability, he confidently eXnects
the pubic VIII sustain him in his enternrse r. shish
gallery in worcester where first class work in oil Pas
tee, INK WAFER Golor DC, can be made equal TO any
maze by Gurney, Frederjcks Brady The nuhlic Ie
nnd 10 tG cal AM examine work by his artists
children he will by kindness attention and @
flight Of stairs dtt " u.s. up Dul one
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rHE SURRENDER OF PORT HUDSON
The Mississippi River Now Open.
DISPATCH FROM GEN. BANKS.

BEFORE PORT HUDSON, July S. General:
Fhe Mississippi river is now opened. l have
the honor to inform you that the garrison of
Port Hudson surrendered Internationally this
afternoon. We shall tBke formal possession
at o'clock in the morning.
[Signed] N. p. BANKS, Maj. Gen.
L. 5. GRANT, Maj. Gen.
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To COnsumptIVes.-The advertiser having been
restored to health in a few weeks, by very simple
edy after having suffered several years with severe
lung Affection and that dread disease, Consumptions
anxious make known to his fellow sufferers the
of cure.
all VINO desire it, he will send a copy OF the --l
scrpon used Gree of charge) with the directions for
preparing and using the same which they will find
CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA BRONCHITIS
&c The only object of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is benefit the afflicted and spread nfor
nation which he conceives to be invaluable and he
hopes every sufferer will his remedy, will cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON Wilamoburgh.
mil d3m KINGS County New York
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Geo. :. HOppIn az Co, Commission NIcrcnarta
sn an, dealers N Flour Corn, Rye, Oats Buck Wheat
and Cheese, Z Mechanic street. Worcester MASS
je2S dly
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BROKERS BoARD-THuRsOAY, July Is, 1863
$500 American Cola l29l
~ wy do. ............... 1854
Sl9OOU currency certificates ................... 9Ss
S290O u = 5lO treasury Notes Oct. lG6S
SOU do.....-............... aug. .lO6f
SlUU0 vermont Central LIST Mort Bonds. IS
do Cheshire Railroad. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 434
$50 do Vermont ana Massachusetts r R....,,. 36i
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Official Report of the Casualties in tho
Mas sachusetts Fifteenth.

We have received from Lieut.. Col. Joslin,
who now commands the Fifteenth regiment,
the following correct and official report of the
losses in that regiment at the battle of Get
tysburg,. We print also the letter we have
received from him, it seeming to us better
than explanatory statements of our own would
be. When this letter was written, the if-
teenth regiment was on the extreme left of
the second army corps, near ST. James Col
lege, and about three miles from Williams
port.
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HIGH ScHooL.-The regular quarterly rhe-
torical exercises of the Worcester high school
will take place this afternoon, in City Hall,
commencing at o'clock. Admission, copy
of the Thesaurus, as usual-price, five cents.
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LEIcEsrER.--The selectmen of this town
have offered reward of twenty-five dollars
to any person who will furnish evidence for
the conviction ofany one in the town as being
Illegally engaged as common seller of intox'
icating liquors. They have followed the ex-
ample set by the selectmenef North Bridgwa-
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HEADQUARTERS 18th RECT. Mass. J
Vols, IN THE FIELD, ;
July 10, 1868.

Mr.. BALDwIN-Dear Sir:-Herewith you
will find correct list of casualties in the 10Th
regiment during the late battles, which you
will oblige me by publishing in your paper.
L regret exceedingly that have been unable
to furnish this list sooner, knowing the ankle
ty felt by friends of the regiment aftera battle
in which it is known they participated; but
having been constantly on the march in pur-
suit of the enemy since the battle, it has been
impossible to do so.
Since making up this list Sergt. A. Beaudry
and Corp. j. r. Farnum of Co. B, who were
reported missing, have rejoined the regiment,
having made their. escape from the enemy,
and report the whole number reported miss
| ing as being prisoners.
Very respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
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OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL,
STH DISTRICT MAssACHUsETT
wOrnoctar IuI,- lie 1890

STH DISTRICT MASSACHUSETTS
Worcester, July 16, 1868.
The serving of the notices on drafted men aud the
sessions of the Board OF Enrolment for the exam
nation Of them. are postponed for the present.
Per order of Board of Enrolment.
SAMUEL V. STONE, Provost Marshal.
THE TWENTY FIFTH ANNIVERSARY Of the settlement
of REV. MIR. BIsCoE at Grafton, will occur on the next
Sabbath which will be suitably noticed by discourse
In the afternoon of shat day.
On MONDAY, the Goth inst, after four o'clock p M,
tho members of his Church and Congregation will have
a social gathering at the Parsonage.
All those who have been connected with the church
congregation, within the past twenty-five years. are
invited to be present
Per order Committee Of Arrangements.
Grafton, July 49, 1856 dSt
FIFTYFIRsr MASS VoLUNTEERs-There will be
public reception of the Fy-irst Regiment upon their
return from their service Notice of the time will be
given at as early day as possible
In order that proper arrangements may be made TOR
the reception, it is particularly luescd that all socie
ties or organizations who desire Join the procession
give notice TO the Marshal early as possible that
proper place may be assigned them on the occasion.
Jy7 dit CIIAS B. PRATT, Chief Marshal
EDWARD AlELLEN Jr continues TO nav the highest
price tuf old papers. etc. diff ia24
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George observation-disclosures UNDERTAKER.--
NV Coffin WareroOms at No. 20 Front street corner
of 'rrumbulD where always be found large assort
ment of all the different kinds and patterns OF Collins.
Also Metallic and Rosewood finish Caskets.
Plates Robes &c. furnished of the best material and
latest patterns. mch2o d1