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Bishop UILATHORNE AND THE TIMES.-Ihc
pertinacity with which the London Times and
its correspondents misrepresent the actions of
members of the Council, requires a constant
contradiction on their part The last case is
that of the Bishop of Birmingham, who wrftes'
thus to that journals
Sir-In the Times of the I'd of February, your
special Roman correspondent, in his letter of
January 18th, classes me by name with certain
eminent and Right Rev. prelates in party
which he calls 1.-THE Gallican party" He further
intimates that l attend certain meetings of
this so-called Gallican party, and that am one
the Gcumencal Council in the event of u par
ticular contingency. 1 am not surprised at
this stamcment, because the society assembled
in Rome is filled with inaccurate rumors
respecting the Council and its members.
Whether the other prelates with whom your
correspondent has associated my name do or
do not meet together L cannot say, because
do not know, though am quite sure that he is
misnformed as to their spirit and their inten-
tions. But matter of Justice, must, for
my own part, ask you to enable me to state in
your journal-First, that l au no Gallcan !;
secondly, that have joined no party outside
thirdly, that have signed no document drawn
up by any person or party whatsoever;
fourthly, that neither contemplate secession
from the Council i'll any contingency that
could arise, nor do l know of any who
does. Finally. that am quite contented with
the position of affairs in the Council.-l am,
sir, your faithful servant.
w. B. ULLATHoRNE.
| English College, Rome, Feb. g.
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"A. w. SKARDoN 81 Co.-There are certain
pointsphenomenal ndices they might be caed-which
not only give grandeur to surroundings otherwise
nstopous but they likewise mark era which
the Olympic did in Greece. The mind to tho
Pyramids of Egypt illustration Just these
to the bleak arid sands surrounding the toms of the
Pharaohs is the monumental grocery establishment
of A w. Skartlon Il Go TO New Orleans, but ps
pecially the Fourth District and jefferson CITY
have said nionumental-but unlike the tonhs which
the Hicksos-shepherd kings-intended for the dead
friends Skardon Co have constructed their noble
edi6ce the living Cosd these kings burst the
of their muninied and glance over the
good things which they publish in another column.
they would be pleased and surprised than
at witnessing the Suez canal railroads that have
versed their cieut domniOus. How they would stare
at the pigT. pigs feet, fresh butter Fulton Market
beef, cured hams, spare ribs Goldfish buckwhrat
thow their eyes would expand at sight of those buck
wheat cakes and golden syrup old bourbon and wines
of sparkling hue and delicious flavor! But let the dead
kings enjoy their imposing repose-we strongly recon.
mend our living sovCrcgnS to visit Sknrdon ~ Cos
tabshment and be thankful for living in the age in
which they hourished.
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Observation-Disclosures.

THOMAS B. BoDLEK & CO.,
xAsupAcrunERs' AGENTS AxD DEALERS In
ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF, MACHINERY,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
AND FERTILIZERS,
.Perdido street.
NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA. Il
Stationary and Portable ENGINEs-a1l sizes.
Circular SAW MILLS,
Coleman q. CORN and WHEAT MILLS,
Straub 49,
Wood Working Machinery
Shafting, Betting, Files and Saw Gummers'
Circular and other SAWS,
Cotton Seed Oil Machinery,
PUMPS, of all kinds,
Bookbinders' MACHINES and PRESSES, all Sizes
Gullett Steel Brush COTTON GINS.
Hand COTTON PRESSES-the cheapest
good Cotton Press made.
Stafford Cutivators Satley Gang Plows Southern Corn
Planters Southern Cotton Planters, Expanding
Cultivators, Harrows, Grain Drills Balls
Ohio Mowers, Balls Ohio Combined
Mower and Reaper, Warmers
Sulky Hay Rakes Crawford's
Garden Cultivators, all
descriptions of
PLOWS,
SWEEPS and
SCRAPERS, wheelbar.
rows Horse Powers Segments
Pinions, ETC., for Gin Gearing, Victor
Tread Horse Power, Victor Cane Mills,
Cooks Evaporators flor either Southern cane
or Sorghum), Church, School and Plantation Bells
fine tone and small COST Fan Mills Corn Crushers
etc, etc. etc.
Our goods are selected with full knowledge of the kind
of work needed in the Southwest, and we guarantee
every machine we furnish be effective of the object
for which it was designed
FERTILIZERS-Zelt' Phosphate, Pure Peruvian
Guano Raw Bone Dust and Plaster
Discounts made to wholesale dealers and agents.
Call address
THOS. B. BODLEY & CO,
iylsIy PeriidO street. New Orleans. La.
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NEWS By TELEGRAPH.

PARIS, March s.-M. Olivier made speech
to-day, urging all political parties to give the
Ministry their assistance and advice, and, not
withstanding some possible errors, he predict
ed its success. Eight hundred .conscripts to-
at their head. marched. through the streets to
the publication office of La Marseilldise, where
they halted and sang the "Marseillaise," after
which they quietly dispersed. The police made d e
no attempt to interfere. A meeting was held
to-day for the purpose oforganizng the friends
Of order. Several speeches were made,- and
recent riots.
LONDON. March s.-The Times of to-day de-
nounces the Captain of the steamer Bombay
abandoning the United States steamer
Oneida, after running her down. :,
MADRID, March S.-Admiral Topete con-
tinues in the Cabinet The Cortes has author
izeift the presentation ofthe Bishop of Santiago.
Several deputies to-day endeavored to bring
the question of monarchy before the Cortes,
but at the request of primes rirero it was post
poned. The budget for the Antilles is now
under discussion. The unusual ceremony and
attention with which the Prince of Asturias
was received by the Pope occasions much COM
ment here.
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STARVATION IN EXCHANGING wonder all
classes in England are discussing the propriety
of promoting emigration when such facts as
the following are of weeF'y occurrence. We
copy from the London De.ty Telegraph,
Everybody knows that in rich and crowded
London people starve to death daily; almost
everybody hastens to forget the grim fact as
soon and thoroughly as possible. But the cruel
knowledge will not he suppressed at intervals
far too frequent tits forced back on the menu
DRY and conscience by such sad mornings
work as Mr.. Coroner Humphreys had to per-
form on Saturday at Mie-end New-town. Three
inquests were held, one after the other, ON per-
sons who had persisted of sheer restitution all
men. and all, as it appeared from the evidence,
industrious strugglers for an honest livelihood.
One was an old shoemaker, who had been all
to see the parish DOCTOR lest he should be or
dercd Into the workhouse. Two half-pounds
of meat in fortnight his widow said, was the
utmost amount of animal food that they ever
had and, after paying rent, all the father,
mother, and children had to live upon was
some 6s. or as. per week. The other two VIC
tins We're younger men; unable to get work,
they were in each case forced into the work
house only when they had stood ont against
the dire necessity so long that they were phy-
sically beyond the hope of help. The coroner
might well express himself relieved at getting
to end with the list of cases, and affirm
that the suffering from want disclosed in the
evidence taken was something dreadful to
think Of" Precisely; therefore go our
| daily way, doing our best not to think of it
People know too we'll that individual efforts
are all hut powcrless to stop the scandal and
the agony; and, despite the excellent work
done by many Jealous and devoted men among
the poor, the police of charity is yet far indeed
from that perfection of vigilance which woulc
render simply impossible the dreary itcratiot
of these "old, old Stories
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ADVICE on STYLE.-Thcre may be secrets in
painting, but there are none III style. When
we have been asked the question, what young
man should do who wishes to acquire good
style, our answer has been that he should never
think about it, but to say what he has to say,
as perspicuously rs he can, and then the style
will take care of itself.
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IEIGHroN.-This gotlcman is the complete
realization of strnig orwardness. In advertising his
goods he deals not in hyperbolc well kn"winSt that
Intelligent public penetrate Hdelusiun as short
aghted 1t is unfair. He has primo shirts and other
furnishing articles which he will sell Mt living profit
He does profess give goods away, fer he no
nestly by them Bnt persons seeking every thing ne
cesssry to gentemans ontft Mt the most reasonable
rate. can find them nj Leightons corner Canal and St
sz,hasias streets.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
For the Week Ending Friday, March II.

Saturday Morning, March IL, 1870. ) |
coTrosAt the date Of last the cotton mar
OF
to aeaS and to meet the
Win any degree spirit and sales confined to
n s % az m ssss s Ts de de-
caused BY " the dscns in soa
buyers the day sales summed v
and eGa the oMsT grades i0
Ths %a5ks. unsettled ths Liver
up p % Il sps and
Sa, SsysFs
inquiry bu. Of the decline gold and foreign
ss! ss~ns s + s;
New
ss s
s%
ans fsesRs
h new at ac do at loac. do at llo do at 'lso and
M rye t have to note good
Ext. Extra number lbs. bright soseoo; good medium
So0Gsso half lbs bright 067a do dark 57t 06oc mum
900 fame; styles natural Leaf twist pancake. etc.
SUGAR MoLAssEs-The market has continued very
dun and prices have ruled in favor Of buyers We
ss AT s. i
aadis met 4 IS to gallon for Sermsnsine, in
F5oS4Tss market has Bee? s sssss; supply since
s. s. &c. to
ssS sd ri g 81
a. L d h R,a but at e re- yellow
oArs-Are quiet We quote them at Is to 66c per
naAs-!commandss o. per 100 lbs.
MAY-Prime Western ss7 Per ton -, =, ~ 49,,
hsses5TSsss ysIy llssls dong sSsaiasgs IRE quo
s. sell l5se and kegs s at Ise H.
are at
sh9e At nsor g. to to ordinary
for sa ltsc good, 10 to lsic for fair good
rouLrnI AND Eees-chekens selling the land,
at !; to - per dozen western eggs Is SOC per doz
G%nS EIs in fair supply and demand frnv quote
EscrLESTs-i'otatoes1St Louis sh'o to o.; Ohio at
i:ulTEn-we quote choice Western at % to CSC and
inferior II to oc choice Goshen s to 40 inferior 81 to
SSslr-rhe market continues dull. - The dealers are
WulsKY-We quote rectitied ut 97ic to 81 i.lt for
choice aud for low proof Bourbon 81 10 to 60
per gallon
INDIA BAGGING-Iolls retailing % 23ic; bales
1T "A per h. Kentucky do. % 27c per yard.
TIEs-Are in fair demand and retailing Ct
per lb.
FE!srILrzERs-Dxons compound SO Stern's animoni-
ated super phosphate s65 Rhodes SuperPhosphate of
Lime SCI 81.
BEEr-Ticrces So 80; barrels 81 90, and hf bbls 81
STAR CANDIES-The stock is heavy and there is little
demand We quote I3c IL or l4sc II l7Ac.
+. w. I9Ac.
CoTroN Seeds offered at sl3 per
HipEs-Ide market unsettled and weak. at quota
| tiOnS. ~ 5,
leavy do lsc do kips IL to I2lc; Country
&c., dry sailed calf skins 81 % each Stock
TAILow-City rendered 10s to los sells 81
i0ac per h.
| BEESwAX-3O to 35c.
CorroS Oils ia fair supply and moderate de.
,,and ut 81 refined and per gallon for
, crude.
LARD OIL-Si 80 per gallon.
LIMITS fair supply. Tomaston and Rocklapd, in
,p. lots command - 30 per Dbl Cape Lime 81 ST. and
. Western - per Dbl.
WOoIr-A to merino, light, ~ to Soc to merino,
heavy i to 29c; Louisiana free from burs, % to 2sc;
Louisiana: bury, l5c; medium meno, long staple,
use; merino, % a7c Mississippi, free
. from blTs. 29!c Mexican, improved, ~ 20c;
do 10 lec The stock is light and with only
. limited demand
RI
tIpEB--SlU peg Dbl.
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English College, Rome, Feb. 6.

DECLINE IN GoLD.-GolI has been in de-
cline for a long time-so long that may reasonably
expect to hear at 9py moment IF its having kicked
the bucket. Though this cvcf has been looked for
ward To with little anxiety. in consequence of-the
happy time coming in its wake, would advise our
readers that the time has already come, the ladies'
will find by visiting j. y. Braselmau Il Co.'S. SD aud
SS Magazine street. These gentlemen have given the
de to the old tyrant and he is now down,
he ought to be-for he has friends. This firm has
not waited for the evcntas usual They're in advance
and their thousands of patrons get goods
pa
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MARGERET'S BAKERY.-This famous bakery
"a world knows is located at "a, 80 and ~ New
Lcvee Poydras street where may always be found
lar.c of bread cream biscuits and crackers
every description. The weight, quality and other
of the bread made here to say nothing of the
price has secured ai of custom that great
Is Increased manufacturing facilities had to he intro
dICci The most approved steam machinery is now in
operation md the most acknowledgements be
advertisements.
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PrnoIINE GAS CoMpANY.-The candidates

PURoIISE GAS CoMPANY.-The candidates
for public favor this have been very
This applies not only I" but to the serious
business of life. AS affair which combines both
must that the most successful the dazzling
hibtion in front of Jhc headquarters Of the Puolinc
Gas Company, and which developed with greater pCtur
,Squcnuss the groups Of the Mystic hrcwr' they
passed in view. But this Purouc tias is for
show. 1t possesses solid qualities which recommend
all who desire steady. brilliant and economical light
On the occasion alluded to. ii shared with the pageant
full measure of Appreciation forming subject tor uni
.NpTsn Icon
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E. a. Tyler, 1l5 Canal street, in addition to
being a practical iewecr. whose work called forth
the praise of the entire South Nest agent the cclc
brated Charles T. Jacot watch He has besides the
lowest prices JorEensen, Nardn, Magun. Alfred Ger
ard Paul Mathey. DSssc Bletang, jules Emery. Mon.
tandon, Constantine, Faure Brandt: COuryui-ir and
celebrated French manufacturers. Also. TuOass
Hoddell johnson, Eaton and other Emgli-h Tho
waltham, Ely n, Howard and United State watches
Marble and mantel clocks and ornaments fancy goods
jewelry, silver and plated warc &c See advertisement
elsewhere.
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TEAs-J. w. Platt & Co., 1D2 Camp street.
Poydrns, are just in receipt of large invoice of
crop witch they selling II surprisingly
low prices considering the quality See price list in adj.
Nertisemcnt.
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MIscEILANEoUs ADVERTISEMENTS.

RELIA BE E.
y ,,,prv FEARS BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
DIR. G.. .McLAHE's
CELEBRATED, LIVER PILLS
r,,. r,s.+.at Medical Discovery OF any Aso
6a,;ahtea millions sing their praise
.on should be without them
s' ARE you SUFFERING NOW
~. Won Headache OF Backachei
Have Won Constipation Of the bo"ei''
Have YOU Sour Stomachf
Have YOU Bad Breath
Have YOU Cold Hands or Fee1t
Have you Chills or Feverf
-uove Won Palpitation Of the Heart
usE DR.. McLANES LIVER PILLS
Have Won Suppressed Discharges
uova vou sickness and Vomiting y
pave Won Irregularities or Weakness
II,o you Rusb of Blood to the Headt
-. yor a yeIloyror Discolored Skinf
USE DR.. McLANE'S Liver fAAA0' =
Have YOU Collie Diarrheai
Have vou a Swollen OF Distended stomacnf
Have Won a Gloomy Feeling and Poor Appeutet
uova vou Bilious Symptoms of any kindi
use DIR. McLANES LIVER PILLS.
11aea the warning. Delays are dangerous Inas
IL. q; worth, its weight gold to the afhicted 10 SUR
,ou oet DR. c. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS. None 9enu
ina without the signature Of FLEMING btsoIHkhs.
Sold all over the world. ------ -----. =.
l ..G
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We would call the attention of sugar plant
and residents the country the advertisement in
another column that Mr.. Wass"n VIII contract for the
construction of sugar sheds and buildings, and will
work such sly has always characterized his
workmanship in the city of New Orleans See advcr
tiscIncut.
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THE SOUTHLAND.

An Incorporated Company of experienced Publishens
ana Editors possessing ample and facilities, W.
commence the first Of March next in New Orleans Nv
publication of
Rural, Literary and Family Paper,
both Weekly and Monthly; under the above title.
The Weekly South Land will contain sixteen larl
quarto pages 1t will be ably edited, neatly prntes
and handsomely illustrated and is designed to be an
exponent of every departn ent of
Southern gricRltuFe,
Horticulture,
Pomology,
Stock Raising.
Domestic Economy
Science, etc.
Refined by chaste Literature: enlivened by the cur!
Reports. etc.
The Monthly will contain thirty-two large quar-
paSrS ana Will he devoted more exclusively 10 -
Rural Interests f our growing country.
As Journal for the
Southern Farm and Fircside,
it is intended that the Southland" shall take hS
rank for Valuable and Practical Information. Agre
tultl ana Mechanical Science, Refined Literature
ana to this cud the best talent of the country has V
secured:
D. REDMOND, Editor. in. Chief
With whom is associated
DIR. J. L. CRAWCOUR, Prof Principle and Practss
of Medicine, School of Medicine.
DIR. j. S. COPIES, President Academy of Sciences -
D. C. JENKINS, Esq. lad.
HENRY j. LEOVY, =
President South Land Compann
E. F. RUSSELL, Business Manager. feSi%
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-GeFFE-Best Government Java coffee may
he purchased at 30 cents best Lagnayra at - Rio at -
cents Id and Mocha and other grades at the lowest
market prices j. W. Platt * Co.'S corner Camp and
Poydrns street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-13

J. X. Buiicy. 2i6 Canal street. vinegar estab-
lshmcnt established in 1s4) Sour cider wine and beer
bought Empty barrels purchased. See advertisement
i'll another column.
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BFII.s.-B. j. West, 49, I21, 123 and 125 Ma
gazine street has always hand bells of all sizes. II
agent the Buckeye Bell foundry See advertise
ment.
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FLoUR.-The choice family flour, " Eureka"
is sold at s. % per Dbl 10y j. w Plat Co., lU2 Camp
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SPEED AND EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATIONS INSURED.
First Cabin to Liverpool and Queenstown from New
First Cabin to London from New York.. los
to Paris =. :. $500. lis
- to Havre Antwerp, Rotterdam,
Dremen liO
First Cabin to New York from Liverpool Queens
- SO 3d. and i9 G SU.s
town .-....-...-..............e4o Currency.
Steerage to New Orleans via New York
from Liverpool OF Queenstown 20
Each Steerage passenger will be provided with seq
arate berth to sleep in, aud women win be place9G u
are cooked and served out by the Companys stewar
Children between and twelve years, half pr D
Infants under one year, IS currency. =.
Tickets be procured by DESTROYS of bringns
out their friends at the above rates.
Fre-palu certfcates of passage issued b.!
"A. FOSTER ELLIOT Agent .
led Gravier, corner Carondelet street
or apply to THOS. RICE, 139 Magazine st. dig
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS AND OFFICE
III Furniture at Auction
BY J. DEJAN, Jr Auctioneer-Office No 1873 GravieI
street. Will be sold MONDAY, March II at II
o'clock, at his New Auction Room, No. ls3 GravieI
street, near Carondelet-
Household Furniture of every description, Pianos
Office Furniture, etc. Also, goods per arrival of
steamer every week.
Terns-Cash in United States Treasury notes. 1y
NVILLIAM DE LACY, AUCTIoNEERn AND
Wv Real Estate Agent,
No. 81 Commercial Place,
Bes leave inform his friends and the public in
make sales Public Auction Real Estate Getty or
sUhurhan Stocks Vessels, Cargocs Cotton, Furniture
lrN-tioois. Groceries Produce aud Merchandise, of
every description lcvee, in store in warehouse,
Slipboapl in bond. Portwardens underwriters aud
succession sales attended to with dispatch. Particular
attention paid n purchasing and leasing city and
Try property. collection of rents and of
entrusted To him, aud respectfully solicts a share of
public patronage. scl2 ly
T WM. DAVIS REAL ESTATE BROKER,
So st. Charles street, (Masonic IIall,) O.
New Orleans.
Prompt attention buying selling and leasing
of plantations and other real estate paying of taxes
collecting rents, etc. se26 6m
4 LBERr G. BLANCHARD
"a Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
Orders be left at Box 292 Mechanics Exchange
and at MCSsrs. Z E. GiraIdey Il CO.. Exchange Place
OF at Noisn & Seymour's, AZ CarOndelet street. 49,
Residence and Office, Marcngo street, between Maya
zine and Camp streets. City ofJeferson oci7 tt
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Western - per Dbl
WooI-t to Z ,nerno, light. 81 to Soc; to merno,
heavy adt to 2sc louisiana free from hurs % to a7c
use; merino - to .7c; Mississippi, free
from burs =. 29!c; Mexican, improved !? to 2Gc;
do 10 Ice The stock is light and with only
a limited demand.
N1SEGARl to noe for cider, and p to SOC for grape.
tIphIi-SIU neg Dbl.
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TOR NEW YORK
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE,
Comprising the first class Steamships
CRESCENT CITY Capt j. T. Eildrcth,
SHERMAN, -...--..-.-... Capt. H. $. Quick,
GEN. MEADE.----.-.-... Capt. a. w. Sampson.
UNITED STATES Capt Geo L. Norton,
MISSISSIPPI. Capt. w. p Henry,
Sailing from New York EVERY SATURDAY.
The steamer CRESCENT CITY, Capt j. b. Eildreth,
will leave her wharf foot street SAT.
URDAY, MAJ CHI 10, at
These steamers have superior accommodations for
passengers. Cabin passage, $50
Bills of Ladng signed through Liverpool
For freight passage Apply to
Low & LUDWIGSEN. 100 Common ct.
The steamship -- will follow leaving on
Saturday. March 26, at r. sei2 1y
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4 LBERr G. BLANCHARD.
~ Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
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Prompt attention given to buying. selling and lie
of plantations and other real estate; paying of
collecting rents, etc. se2G
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| bun ItsMBS, DYER AND SCOURER, lS2 Poytlrns
IL street between Carondelet and streets for
merly of Bourbon street for great number of wears
Mr. Bontemps informs his friends and the public In
general that he has Tcesablished himself in the cling
Securing and Cleaning business at the above place AZ
orders will be attended to with and dispatch
tailor rs attached to the establishment who attend
TO repairing and mending of clothing Specially for
to. ~ ~ 81