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NV oRIFANs, march, 3, 1866.

NKw oRLRANs, March, 3, 1866,
asssss sroSr RossroN MURRAY, Southern Circus:
GentWe are dssrrus of testfying esteem for
friend Captain u TIDMARSH, and will feel glad If you
will coincide with in this matter by naming how much
will charge for your Pavilion and performance OCCASION
and upon what night you aside for to take place
Welesrn that Captain Tdmarsh will be obliged to leave the
city soon, will be pleased you will early day
A. p. Stewart, j. f. Mcclure
Frank Gardner. John t Purvis,
Alexander Walker, F. c. zachsrie,
Joseph Hanlon, Julian Neville,
NJ jeff Thompson, A. Mazureau
Sam Boyd, VIM N. Semple,
V. Sulakowski, Fred. B. Brand,
Geo. W. Martin, W, II. Wells,
N. E. d. Lumsden Thos Askew,
VIM. Tenbrink, Jas Beggs,
s. r Hayman, C. " Cubertson
Jas. Michigan j. T Hanion
Thos. Murray, Daniel Sculy,
J. NJ. French.
New Orleans, March c, 1866
Genemen-Your favor, dated Sd inst received to-day
and beg to say at once that have much pleasure
ing to the request contains Capt Tmarsh our Director
and in that capacity value his services but
more friend and old acquaintance trust the compl
ment you propose may be indeed benefit Our shall Ger
tsiny not be wanting to insure its We name SAT
uRDAY NIGHT NEXT, 10th inst, for the occasion.
Truly, your obedent servants,
STONE, RosSToN l. MURRAY
To Messrs Stewart Frank Gardner Julian Neville John
T. Purvs Thos, Askew, Jas. Begss, j. E. Mcclure j. NJ
French, and others.
TUESDAY EVENING March g. 1866
GentlsmenI have just been acquainted with the fact
OF your kind intention of rendering complimentary
professional testimonial Stone Murrays circus
and with Messrs Stone Rosston urrays acquiescence
with your request feel truly grateful you for this mark
OF regard and feel highly grate enabled to hold
the place have SO happily gained your esteem accept
the offer of the testimonial with thanks
Truly yours, T. u TIDMARsH.
To A. p. Stewart Jas Besgs, and other gentlemen
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The Unconstitutional was again performed
at the Varieties last night by Miss johnson in a
manner to excite the deepest sympathies Of the
audience for the unhappy heroine. One of the
best performed farces we have seen in years was
the afterpiece. "The First Night, or my Daughters
Debut" was the piece. Mr.. Baker, as Dkfard.
would never have been suspected of drop of
Anglo'saxon blood. He was strictly Gallo in pro-
nunciation, Gallo in temper, Gallo in gesticula-
ton. He was truly Monsieur Ache Talma Du-
lard Mrs Chanfrau's first appearance during the
night was in this farce, and was greeted with the
enthusiasm her presence always evokes. As
Dufard's daughter, she was as in all other things
she undertakes, excellent.
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you want four that will please you, INQUIRE
for the brand known as 4 stonewall Jackson

ZEE LECTURE AT OnD FELLows' HALL Cant.
Thomas 2. Houston will deliver, a lecture this
evening at the lecture room Of Odd Fellows, Hall
On the subject of Modern Political Utopiaa. ],
The lecturer possesses piquancy, vitality and
scholarship, as during weary involuntary soiourp
5Olinson's Island We had opportunities to learn.
Those who visit the lecture room tonight will be
pleasantly entertained they will find originality
md genuine merit. II 7s Il n
the ladies' must not forget that an address viii
he made to them at the conclusion by Captain
Houston and that hesis young handsome, accom-.
plished, and as brave on the field Of battle as
he i agreeable in peaceful society.
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New ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NoTHERN
RAILRoAD.-The attention of the readers of the
CRESCENT is requested to the advertisement in an
other column, by Gen. Beauregard, superintendent
of the Jackson Railroad, giving notice that pas
senger trains will leave the cay daily at A. M,
arriving at Canton at P. NJ, and leaving Canton
at A. W., after the 18th inst, for the city arriving
here at s P. NJ, as per present schedule. Close
connections made daily with all branch roads.
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II COs-G,

II Ia we'll known to the citizens of New Orleans that dus
my absence my Church. ST. Lukes totay DESTROYED by
Ere of the importance that this great loss
be repaired Jas possible Te rebuild this Cbnrcb w
require much effort and libersty part of its iesd
is earnestly hoped that community will bers,
and promptly respond to the appeals of this noble object
SUBSCRIPTIONS for this purpose will be taken by the under
Signed or may be left at the Savings Bank on Canal strs
O. s. HEDGES, Rector St, Luks's Church. N. @.
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gew otleans gait gse avanesdav onns asarsh T. 1866

toilet t.oe tlisn tie CASTLE or the fngy locking
yellow soaps which are only recommended by the
geat manner in which they are put up.
1t is not out Of place to mention here that
Messrs Hughes 4 Folger have secured the ser.
vices of foreman who is an adept in his business
having served his time in Marseilles, and worked
for years there and in Paiis. The firm as soon as
their arrangements are completed, will thus be
enabled to supply our citizens with articles of
soap just as handsomely prepared, so far as ex-
ternal appearance is concerned, and much better
intrinseally than the most noted establishments
in the country
There are other recommendations for patronizing
this enterprise of two thorough and irreproachabe
| citizens of New Orleans, but our remarks are al
most too lengthy at present. We conclude by
urging dealers here and in the country to remem-
Der that Messrs. Hughes Folger will meet all re-
quirements upon them, and none will regret doing
business with them Their down town depot is at
| No. 60 Common street.
Dissolution OF PARTNERsHIP.-We publish the
notice of dissolution, by mutual consent, of the
copartnership heretofore existing between our
friends Colonies Michigan Won Vinken, in the
auction and commission business.
Col Michigan will still continue his functions as
auctioneer and merchant at the Crescent stables
on Baronne street. and Col. Won Zinken will al
ways be found at the Crescent Auction Mart, l66
Gravier and II Union street. 81
| These gentlemen are in every respect worthy of
public patronage, and we wish them all success
The patronage of the firm has been so flatterng
that they find themselves obliged to divide their
attention and to separate the respective duties of
their establishments. -...
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ST.. CHARLES THEATER.-We are gratified to
notice the fine house Mr. Pope had for his benefit
last night. The performances went off very
spiritedly and were highly appreciated By the
audience. Miss DeBar's engagement is near its
close. Tonight she performs CapHozu in the
" Hidden Hand" and Ben. DeBar appears in " One
Thousand Milliners," as one of said thousand, God
save the mark We want to see that mner
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qar once was yesterday hone,red by the
presence Of two distinguished me mbers Of the
press from TN capitai of our sister State Missis
sippi, First came Col Yerger, of the jackson
News. Tbs fragrance of his pre- sence had not de-
parted frssa us, when we we're gladdened by the
appearaEeeof Col. Hamilton, of the Clarion. May
their shadows increase sa
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IMPORTED VACCINE MATTER.-One of the mate
rails OF medicine most needed at this time is fresh
and genuine vaccine matter. Doctor Chastant,
physician of long standing and high repute in our
community, adyertises supply which he has just
received from England, expressly put up in capil.
larry tubes. Office, 1919 Canal street. "
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DELEGATEs TO THE Cry CONVENTION. fol
lowing are the names of the delegates elected in
the Third District
Seventh Ward Pierre Lacoste, b. Bermudez
and VIM. Farragat.
hsgasA Wara ~. Carroll, Joseph Jacobs and
WIN. N Lockwood Y sS
Ninth Ward-=E. Sullivan, Harry Strong, G
Tanning and Fred. Lanesberg.
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tiRANp DRESS AND MASK BALL AT ODD Eel
Lows. Il AAA.--1t gives us great pleasure to &C
Anewledge The receipt Of complimentary tickets
n ~ grand fancy dress and masquerade ball to
II slysn tonight at Odd Fellows Hail. in celebra-
an 81 the twenty econd anniversary of the Gen
u s'eInens Aebrew Benevolent Association
xnis society Is one Of the most charitable and
associations in the country, It's works are
n s'lougs, the unobtrusfve and X ndly actions
Y members, and the ball itself promises to be
!. ]. sae most pleasant and recherche affairs Of
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DIED

On the 18th of May, 1862. Louisville Ky fo wounds re
ceived az the battle of Shiloh, FRANCIS MORE NO r
this eltysssB at45f yH5sf 9te ,l-- = - VI
His friends and aequantanees and those the Bonny and
Barnett families, are invited attend his funeral TO-DAY
at O'Clock p precisely, from his widows residence No
10 ST. Peter street, between Claiborne Dsrbgny streets
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.-Gold
s hucttated considerably yesterday. AT the open
ng of business it was dull and 1roopine under
& adgices of a further decline At New York on Mon
day, md sales were effected at b cent under our
Interpretations. Later in the day, however, it re.
covered the previous decline and somewhat ad.
vanced, owing to an increased demand for the pay,
ment Of duties ctstom house and to rumors Of
4 = heavy improvement in the New York market. The
\ sales for the day were to a moderate extent and
the market closed steady at 1909 I3la, against
lSo@l3l on the previous evening. Sales Of Silver
were restricted to 1000 Mexican dollars at 100.
Foreign Exchange has gone still lower since our
last, and we have to report further decline of
fully Loo " cent in yesterdays operations. The
market was amply supplied throughout, and as
there were but few buyers operating, the recent
cf unfayorable advices from New York enabled
the latter to operate almost upon their own terms
Trsnsactions, though not heavy, show decided
Increase, and the market closed anguid at I42 for
bank sterling, l40@l4l for clear bills laS@l4o for
b of lAding bills 400f for bank francs, and Lost.
az. l0f, for outdoor francs
Lo7eesssc Exchange ahas advanced 4 10 cent,
since our last. Outdoor offerings were, as hereto
Tore, fesy light, and the demand at bank was
mRdsra active throughout The closing rate
~ yetAn WAS pdrs outSlde Sght A04 HI cent
discount and short sight and time drafts ruled at
\ corresponding figures. N @ 5,i N II a4s Al
" Bank Voices and Securities have undergone no
change of any kind for some days past. Sales
yestsfday were restricted to some shares of Union
\ Bsnk and Citizens Bank stock at full previous
prices, and to $40 900 louisiana State Bank notes
n lots, ~ 76617e4c. ~ dollar.
Gott0n The market continues at 4 stand still.
6ales yesterday were limited to 526 bales at rreg
snlar prices; We, however, repeat previous quota
tons fort reference. as the movement is of too |
restricted character to justify any alteration in
Prices W. ordinary, 3704Oc.; good ordinary,
low middlin 43 Mic; and middling, ACC.
Sugar and Moldssss- Receipts have increased I
since tour last, but the demand has diminished 7
n greater ratio. Sales yesterday, 90 hhds. Of
the former, and 1871 bbls. of the latter Of Louisiana
production, and 2s6 hhds. and 80 tierces Of Musco
saso molasses at the prices furnished in our com.
mercial article.
Flour and Grais have been in ample SUNNY |
I'D only limited request since our last. The re-
celpts show steady increase, and heavy acces-
Atots 20 The present stock are daily looked for.
Operations yesterday included no heavy sales Of I
any description, and the particulars Of Tie few
salesreported will be found in the appropriate /
column. Il
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c. A. BARRIERE & RRO.'s,
10 cases A Irish LINEN,
5 E. A to IS inches Pillow Case Linen
=. Ii, 124 Irish Linen SHEETINgS,
:. :. French :.
:. Drawers, LINEN,
"a, 1914 Table Linen DANASK,
s 5,S and Al Damssk NAPKINS,
Sc and 48 inch Huck TOWELS,
10 Colored Bordored Linen TOWELS,
3 -. jacquard MUSLIN aud New-Rrticles for doors,
window curtains and bars,
cases 90 and lOS and 100 inch BOBINEr
8 A White Linen NETTING.
bales Brown =. :.
x BLEACHED NETTING,
cases Printed French ALPACA.
and Striped LINENS
and Broche B AREGEs,
E. GRENADINE,
Spring Styles and Plain POPLINS
Printed Linen LAWNS,
A., IA Black ALPACA,
Black BOMBAzETTE
TAMEsE
DELAINE.34 and A.,
BOMBhZINE
Together with great variety of other articles FIR a b
for CASH only. ~'"f
G. A. BARRIERE & BRO,
In liquidation.
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The GREAT SOUTHERN CIRCUs.-This circus still
holds forth at the corner of St. Joseph and
Baronne streets. We repeat it is the most de-
corously conducted circus we have ever had here
and as such may be visited with pleasure by re
spectacle families M@T
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BENEFIT OF MONSIEUR BBPTIsTINE.- Monsieur
Baptistne, the accomplished and assiduous maitre
de ballet, at the Academy of Music, whose designs
FOR and instructions of the ballet corps, con-
tribute so much to the terpsichorean elegance that
delights the frequenters of the Academy, will
take benefit tomorrow night. Should he have
house equal to his merits and his unobtrusive
modesty, he will have bumper.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-There is no abatement of
interest in the Academy. 1t is never dull, never
monotonous, never without something of absorb
ing interest, or remarkable fun or harmony
Z" Lanigan's ball " would take a laugh ont of
ninpsnas
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STEAMER V1Go.-This fast, safe and popular
through boat arrived from Montgomery last even
ing, which place she left on Saturday night, max.
ing the trip inside of three days. She is now re-.
ceiving freight for Montgomery and all landings on
Alabama river, at the New Basin. She deserves
the encouragement of our merchants and ship
pers, and we hope she will go out with her guards
in the water ...-... II : +..
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OF ALL THE PERNICIOUS HUMRuGS THAT IGNO-
preached the doctrine internal worms are not
injurious is the most cruel They engeudcr ncurable diseases
of the stomach and bowels and the fruitful causes of
Chronic Darhea and Chronic Dysenery Inflammation of the
MeSentey Epiieptc Fits Insanity Imbeclity Consumption
and Appexy In fact the disease saps the very fountains
vitality andeads with absolute certainty unless arrested in
time to early death Let reflect on these undeni
able facts and the danger time with that pallie
preparation, which the faculty have pronounced specific
WlNER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE
Be particular and remember the name "Wuers Canad,n
Vermge This the only article that can be depended on
Remember this
Prepared only by
7. W. WRIGHT,
Sole Proprietor,
d
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GALvARY COMPENSATION The Rt. Rev. r. b.
Wilmer "a. Ds, Bishop Of the Diocese of Alabama
4 Intends to preach and administer confirmation, at
q o'clock this evening, in Calvary Church, Pry-
fania street corner Sixth. Seats free. The public
ars respectfully invited The offerings on this
occasion win be applied to the payment Of the
new organ. III, .a5g
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n gay o. Two ago we were exceedingly gratife,
py an inspection OF the premises of our wellknowl
/ ana esteemed teiloW-cltzens, Messrs. Hughes
| foiger, VINO nave just established soap factory
on Ihlrd street, between Bacchus and Apollo
me buildings ana grounds are admirably adapted
lor tne purpose to which they are now devoted
ana the capacity OF the establishment is on scale
extensive enough to supply most if not all of the
nome trade, besides the expectation business
WHICH they intend TO DO. The tanks which they
nave already erected contain thirty thousand gal
ions q water, SO that they will have constantly on
hand supply of rain water which they have found
lospe INFINITELY better adapted than any other for
she manufacture OF soap.
Aliohsst we special features OF the establish
ment, IS the means by which the large blocks of
SOAP weighing some hiteen hundred poundsar cut
INTO slabs first and then bars As much work can
pc done now in five minutes as conld be accom-
plished IN two hours under the Old arrangement.
Ine enectiveness OF their apparatus is only equaled
w rs apparent simplicity, quality which most in
T senuohs nave after the genius of the inventor
mas given practical shape to his idea The old
lasnloned manner, which rules in this country,
WIN lew exceptions, OF dividing the blocks of
soap mo SLABS and bars, is by hand, two men
''-NS SAAA OuSu sei0 SuD-
stance. Messrs. hughes Y Foger's apparatus
oears ABOUT as much resemblance to that mode of
aois 'he WORK as . railroad train does to the old
.me me.hoa Of iocomotion. Two frames rugged with
plano WIRE IN .ne most ingenious manner, one work
~ no.i1oh'aily, .he othef perpendicularly, in a
Nv -" mnu'es " means OF Windiass, turns out
a., ~ 'nannosh pioch OF soap, bars enough to
y, soms 'm ", boxes. THESE gentlemen
= w a .ns neoessafy preparations to secure
~ washington patent Tor the exceedingly in
$500, ,s oMens, Wii,ch We neleve was IN
sra, =, e'ps' Ausnes' 'iie senior member OF the
: = .o.
5naaa ~ ,nplo.emens "hlcn they nave intro
two =: 9 saves .nein from one to
vats .aaI r., csh. n ,uel heating the immense
Instead If tla chinn n ~ soap - directly made
nre, circular fiue is constructed in such manner
that the neat Is brought bear second time upon
me boilers Isl. before it reaches the chimney. AS
lae rs an item o. no small Importance in their
n,Ht
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The STITCH made by the Wilcox g. Gibbs Sew
ng Machines is unexceptionable, and superior
even to thanksgiving, being stronger and more
beautiful. Can be seen at No. st. Charles street
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bargains !! Bargains !!

Ihe STOCK consists in part Of Ladies' Basques SacGues
and Walking Jackets in cloth and silk Saws of all
descriptions sizes and prices from 81 $500 Nubas Break
fast Capes Shetland shaws and Bernous Mantes French
Corses; Handkerchief; Laces En,brodees in great
Variety Hosiery of American German and English manuiae
ture Gloves in cotton thread silk, buckskn and kid hand
some Paraso Hat Cap, Bell Bonnet Velvet Ribbons
Ves short and long, Hair Nets of various dcsras recan
Hair Rolls Fans of all styles Silver and Steel Thimbles
Work and Glove Boxes handsome She'll Ivory and
Gilt Combs Belt Buckles and Clasps Cloak and Dress Trim
mngs OF every descriptions Soaps Perumeres, and other
toilet articles of all manufactures
Also complete assortment of Ladies' and Gents Furnish
ing Goods
All of which will be sold at TWENTY-F FIVE PER CENT
less than former prices
N. B-Goods sent to all parts of the city
ROCHA, BECKER & CO.,
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The Oil of Palm and Mace gives strenth and
beauty to the hair. For sale by T. W. Wright,
successor to j, Wright & Co., SO Benyille street.
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SteceRs y Seymour,

IMPORTERS AND DEAImRs
PAPER, STATIONERY. BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS,
CUTLERY, FANCY GOODS, ETC.
90 and 0s ,....C Common Street. 90 and pa
OPPOSITE THE CITY HOTEL.
The subscribers invite tho attention of City Csunty
Dealers to their extensive of adapted to
every branch of We goods dree. from All.
manufacturers both foreign and domestic are enabled to
sell low any other house We have in store and Ia
which we are receiving constant additions
Papers.
PRINTING, all sizes and qualities.
WRAPPING, various sizes
WRITING, English French and American.
STATIONERY of every description.
BLANK BOOKS, consisting of Records, Day Boeee.
Journals, Ledgers Time Books etc
COPYING PRESSES INKS, PLAYING CARDS, ETC s
School Books.
A large assortment, consisting Of
1000 dozen webster's SPELLERs .a--
1000 McGunoy's READERS, alse =
ARITHMETICs, DICTIONARIES
BIOGRAPHIES, etc.
Also of direc. Importation
CUTLERY
GUNS,
PISTOLS,
PERCUSSION CAPS, TgG
VIOLIN STRINGS,
FISH HOOKS AND LINES
COMBS, BRUSHES, NEEDLES AND FANCY GpoDs
In great variety ali of which for sale as low "a any
house.
STEVENS &c SEYMOUR.
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WILCOX n Gibbs, Family Sewing Machines II
heartily recommend q BY oil who use them. WIN
eox q Gibbs Family se wing Machines are abso
Iutely complete. Offee No. ST. Charles street
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" Great remedy hi balaness on 81 Palm and
Mace. For sale by T, ". Wright, successor to
4. right q Co, SO Blelssille street. ID
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OLYMPIC THEATER.-' Kathleen Mavourneen u
is on the bills of this house again for tonight.
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SpeciGE FossCe.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
MISS LIZZIE WHELPEY and A NJ HERNANDEZ ESQ
Or NEW OElEANs.

We the undersigned conscious of the yecht vour
rous talent as performer stage has entitled YOU to
"a are reasons unknown to Ms
your having left the Academy of Miscdo hereby as
nonaI OIL our sympathy beg lease tender you comp
NAV deem to slrct f $500
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New ORLEANS, February 10, 1866.
me following Is an authentic of the financial con-
dltion Of few Of the Petroleum Vapo Stove Companies which
have been formed within the past few months:
The Philadelphia company, W Evans President commenced
operations one year capital $4,000 upon this they
issued stock to the amount sOo week they paid
their second dividend per cent on the whole
amount of stock issued
me Maryland and Virginia company commenced operations
IN September last on capital of s5 00 they issued $500 600
o STOCK In shares OF $40 each Their stock is regularly
quoted at twelve and one-half per cent. above par
the ONO and Indiana has barely commenced
TONS yet their stock of $4,000 based on capital Of
cannot be bought at par
Inc enormous profits OF these different companies accrue
partly from profits manufacture partly from ga of
rights.
Subscription lists to the stock of the Company can be found
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Garnet Warehouse.

49, CHARTRES STREET
We have received within the last thirty full assortment
of the latest patterns of VELVET BRUSSELS Tapestry,
threepys grains Eenetans Dutch Wool and Hemp CARPET
ing also Floor oil Cloths of all widths and qualities, White
Checkered and Mating Window Shades, Corrces and
Bands Hair CLOTH Table and Plane Covers. etc, etc
a. BROUSSEAU i co,