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The Legislature.

On the 14th inst. the Legislature met in
special session at the old st. Louis Hotel Mr..
M. Hahn took the Speakers chair. The claims
of those members who had been elected, but
were deprived of their seats by the Infamous
Returning Board, were then referred to the
Committee on Elections, which reported in &C.
cordance with the terms of the Wheeler award
After the adoption of the report, the members
were sworn in, and an election for Speaker
took place. Mr. E. D. Estilette, Compromise
Conservative, was elected by a coalition of the
Radicals with q majority of Compromise Con-
servatives. Mr.. Estilette appointed all the
standing committees anew, giving q majority
on each, and tho craftsmanship of most of them,
to the Conservatives. Four Radicals who had
been declared defeated by the Returning Board,
but who had been admitted to the Hahn House
to make mp quorum, were then uuseated and
the legal representatives sworn in. AL these
changes occupied the fret elk days of the $685.
sion, and were attended with some excitement
but without the slightest effort at disturbance
by either party. The House then settled down
to work, an immense number of bills being at
once presented for its consideration. Many of
these have already passed, but the vast major
ity of them are still under examination in
COmnlbCeo. b1eaHWnlio Uuo 11OuS6 mas, ny u
sweeping majority, resolved to impeach Chas.
Clinton, who for the past two years has held
the Office of Auditor, Tor high crimes and mis-
demeanors.
In the Senate there was much less trouble
experienced in proceeding to business. Here,
under the terms of the award, it was only
necessary to secure the seating of Mr.. F. s..
Goode Conservative in place of Crozier (Rad-
ca) as Senator from the 22d district, and this
was accomplished with little delay.
So far no substantial results have been OBJ
| tanned from the Compromise, except it be those
which arise from the knowledge that q majority
of the Representatives have agreed not to at
tempt to disturb Mr.. Kellogg in his possession
of the Gubernatoral chair, and that they will
use their best endeavors, with saoh means as
the dominant Radical party have kindly left
at their command, to secure the repeal of bad
laws and the enactment of good ones.
1t Is possible that the extra session will be
prolonged for eight or ten days.
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To SAVE is TO GAIN-This is true in more
wave than one and in none surely than in that
which leads o Christian lay up treasures in heaven
by prayer and spiritual reading. For this reason we
advise our pious friends call Mr. P. f. GOE"rty
popular aAbe proprietor of the Catholic book
store, Camp street. opposite st. PAtrioks Church.
and examine the fne stock of books he has just
received. evidence of Mr. Gogartys enterprise
it will be by his advertisement in another column
that he will sell all books published by the New York
Catholic Publication Society at twenty per cent be00
catalogue prices. he is also selling book containing
and prayers for the Jubilee for Eve cents
copy.
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COOP ADvIcE.-We intend to give onr read
ers most excellent advice, and we hope they
will take the necessary steps to profit by it,
Almost every person in this city knows of the
existence of the New Orleans Homestead As
| ISOLATION, though but very few know of the as
tonisbing success which has attended it's work
ings since it's organization one year and half
ago. Within this short time it has loaned to its
members thousands of dollars, thereby enabling
them to purchase homes, or to keep the little
places they have struggled so hard to secure
from going under the auctioneer's hammer, to
satisfy a mortgage claim. Moreover, the profits
which are distributed to every member, Dor
rover or non-borrower, have been SO largo as
to excite the wonderment of even it's most en-
thusiastic admirers. The Directory, influenced
by these facts, and knowing there is q sufi-
cheney of stock already subscribed to insure an
extensive, safe and profitable business, have
published, in our special notice column, their
intention of having meeting of all the Stock
holders on May 9TH, 1875, for the purpose of
reducing the capital stock of the Association.
Let it be expressly stated here that the move
ment is not to reduce the rGtue of each share,
but only the number of shares at present stipu-
lated in the charter as constituting the capital
stock. To those who have reflected upon the
proposed amendment, the change is most &C.
ceptable, for they say it means more profit and
a speedy termination. Remember, you have
only until May 9TH, 1875, inclusive, to take
stock. Should you neglect the opportunity
now presented, and desire hereafter to avail
yourself of the manifold benefits to be derived,
yOu will have to pay pretty heavy premium
before any stockholder now in it will transfer
his stock to you. So call and see the Secre-
tary, Mr.. T. J. O'Sullivan at the Office, 116
Poydras street, as soon as you If you
enter this Association you will receive such
unexpected benefits therefrom, that you will
consider yourself greatly indebted to for
the suggestion we have just made.
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The change of seasons and the incoming of
vegetables and fruits render Bowel Com
plaints especially in children. very prevalent There
10 medicine IN the aeorld superior to DIR. BRoDIES
ASrRINGENT CORDIAL for this class of disease.
T. specific for Diarrhes Summer Conn Cholera
Morbua Flux Cholera etc It is pleasant the taste
and free from any Injurious quality: No household
should b. with out bottle of Brodis Cordial at any
cholera. cholera morhus etc. sudden and require
instant treatment For sale by all druggists.
]. I. Lyons proprietor, corner Camp and Gravier.
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OAK, ASH AND PINE WOOD AND PITTsBURG
COAL. FULL LEGAL MEASURE, LOWEST
MARKET PRICES AND PROMPT ATTENTION
GUARANTEED. SEND ORDERS THROUGH POST
OFFICE. OR OTHERWISE. TO MRS FRY'S
WOODWARD, 1893 CALLIoPE STREET, BETWEEN
CAMP AND MAGAZINE. L. z. MEEHAN, MAN
AGER
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The New Louisiana Remedy, for boarseness,
colds. coughs, catarrh, asthma bronchitis blood
splitting, consumption, etc., from our swamps, cures
when everything else fails Home proofs will convince
any sworn Jury Examine them at los Camp street.
New Orleans splendid for children. soothing syrup
or otherwise No poison-delicious. Life toric for
the appetite, blood debility chills and fever diarrhea
Prevents fevers- Sold by druggists and country
chants. 3t5p
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Tgw PUBLICATIONS.

k In Modern Society. By NJ. F. Gu
mare Publications..
81 believe, the latest of the works
& Sister Mary Glare, whose writings
Welcomed not only in England but
america. This book was published
bid request of lady moving in the
les of London Society, and of an
accompanied by an offer
Dc publication in every way. Its
SNy suggestive of it's Importance;
siatru ctions are addressed not only
'ttgs but also to the men of this gen.
! are certainly deserving of the
F81 attention.
SAd it through, from its thought
se6fol Preface, to it's valuable and
appendix; and we feel confident
SHlated to do a great deal of good
e'ety.
&nt an humble nun, who has re-
81 world, and might be supposed
ID wants and requirements, should
Suide and teacher of society, the
sksl that Distinguishes truth from
6fkness from light.
ss discussed in this wonderful
i q trnly wonderful in the breadth
! 81, the extent of its information,
snd beauty of its theught-are
scEal, intellectual and physical
girls the occupation of women,
sEk in the household, woman's
pman's work in society.
tsant and far-reaching questions
scholarly and comprehensive
simple and winning in their
ofound and searching in their
The talented writer says that
etA0 member of the bar, who had
Sheets of her work, told her
Political Economy would not
'e3ie to the public; but the points
lAbor, upon which she insists,
recommend themselves to all
IDS, and win from them a recog-
A ruth.
gs of this book is simple, in the
- easily understood it is also
view of the varied emotions
leep; but at times it is sublime,
of woman's destiny, and of the
hnght by Gods unerring Church
IRE conveyed to the understand
s5ne. This, for example
IA is a perpetual note of in
- for you to see that the au-
tge md given wisely"
n Fe key to many useless con
FWS AAcnld use our reason. True.
~ fottheF, we should be guided en-
al reason; true again, with a quail
ssnh az once alters the whole case.
81 ire perfect, we should be gnided
/ Se IL Is not perfect, we cannot be
Il lone. Now it is clear that reason
cRRaaber that our powers of exer-
csi Ire not perfect; because, If they
fng q faculty of mind, by which
ruth from falsehood, we should
ery subject in which we exer-
nee full of weighty thought:
ich from time to time cause
On of society, do not begin in
The poison percolates down;
cease to be Christians before
,l1s Begin to act like demons"
slzagpn to parents: "Let us begin,
ms our children from the very
principle of Religion, sub
ne Law. God wills, God for
q She rule, clear, plain; and en-
81 onr own authority, but simply
~ delegated to you by your God
aty, headed Woman's work as
her," is one to be read by all
and husbands. Replete with
marriage as q divine institu-
% to those who have made the
not to man alone, but to God
encouragement to the hopeful
enc precious balm to the despair
6late.
age said enough to show that this
GENTLY good and thoroughly praoti-
bid wish Protestants as well as
read it, for its lessons are calcu-
q all Christians, besides teach
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THE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.-The Inven-
ton of the Wilson Shuttle Sowing Machine exerts
influence over domestic comfort unequalled by any
invention Of the last hundred AZ economical
arrangement IL enables to do the work Of
ten in superior manner and with unspeskably more
comfort.
Salesroom, lss Canal street. New Orleans.
1his Company want few more good agents.
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New Hamburg work, new white goods, new
Summer coat and pants stud; cOlored linen and
cotton lawns in fact ything in the CRY goods
line at the great odSh House OF BrnsSlman Adams,
corner Magazine and st. Andrew streets.
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Star and Catholic Messenger.
UaLEANs, SUNDAY, APRIL IS, 1876.


|IfEerence between your position and
~ in this: that while they follow
which, of course, they think are
<znth, yet those churches themselves
~ they are .Jallible; and, therefore,
aeches may be equally good or better:
yoa are children of the Catholic
and "a her God has promised that He
) NJ falhble in the teaching Of His
ssi sSkssequently, sll churches that
5 e. Is &eoessarily contradict the word
.>k alI nations to observe all things
kee commanded you: and behold I
St. Matt, xviii, 20.)
Hrity then to your non Catholic
= sssfiow in all good Offices to them
heir erroneous religions, let no
&55a1 move you to violate the charity
God. Take for your guide the
~ briefly expressed Oh another ooca-
sAis knme Holy Pontiff: "Let ysur
i esdxssps, and yo,sr faith exclusive"
fFnok shst in this year of Jubilee
i n 3 III sBur lives, and the power of
&y&2S IN bring your neighbors to
Gun 81 mess, and enter Gods One,
: d nroh, the only ark of saliva
&S5 all these admonitions and the
6s assures us that the Kingdom
>fs Justice shall make great pro-
&lI>1 Acceptable day, and the divine
r1ur ont great blessings on His
a1 wing children.
Aehez, Mississippi, this 18th day
s Feast of the Patronage of St.
WILLIAM HENRY,
Bishop of Nstohez.
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COOKS
THIRD EDUCATIONAL TOUR.

Under the above title, Messrs. COOK. SON
mon, who will leave New York either the 10th or
2oth OF June (as may DO found most conveniently, on
one Of the newest largest and fasteos OF the Trans
Atlantic steamers- The party will be conducted by
Mr.. JOHN RIPLEY. gentleman who has for the pant
twenty Ave years been conducting parties Of tourists
through every part of Europe and Is therefore thor
oughly qualified for the position The conductor will
relieve the traveller from all the dsoomforts and
bes of buy tickets, hotel gements carrages
possible.
The party will keep together through the Highlands,
Lakes and prominent places in Scotland and to London
when the party win be divided into three divisions,
each conducted by experienced conductor. The
first division will proceed to Paris whore 1t will remain
eight days. and then tuness the traveller wishes to
remain longer Mt his expense return to New York
via Glasgow.
The second division takes in Antwerp Brussels; the
Rhine, Baden Baden, Switzerland and Paria.
The third division, Brusssls Cologne, the Rhine
switzerland. Venice, Rome. Pisa. Milan, Florence,
Geneva. Turin Mt. Cents and Paris
The persons who compose the party will be select
and from part Of tho United States while the
cost is moderate compared with what 1t would be
under the ordinary mode Of travelling. All accommo-
dations being Of the best.
Those wishing further information have full par
ticulars and programme from
A. K. MILLER & CO.,
apa5 If IS carondelet street. New Orleans.
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Our Lady friends will be delighted to hear
shat Levy Bros, $50 Magazine street have received
their and we'll selected stock. This store is
fAvorite as the clerks always polite and obging
and prices very moderate.
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MARRIED

EGAN-McG UINN-On Wednesday, April IA, 1875,
at st. Josephs Church. by the Rev. T. j. Smith, c. M,
Annie n. McGunn and Thos. j. Egan, both of this
city.
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STATE UNION CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTI-
NENCE sOCHTIES.-The regular monthly meeting
will be held NEXT WEDNESDAY EVENING, at u
o'clock In the Star Hall.
THoS. g. RAPTER, President.
j. C. II. KAvANAGH, Secretary. SP25 1t
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JACOB OFT,
BUILDER,
2S9 Magazine Street, Corner of CslhGpA

Stores Counting Houses and pwellings Fitted Up
with Dispstch: Jobbing promptly attended to.
Clsterns made and repaired.
All orders for work left ut the Office 2s9 Magazine
street, sent through the Postofice, promptly at
tended to. no22 "A ly5p
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ANCIENT ORDER OF Observation-Disclosures
No. 1.-The regular monthly meetings Of this Division
are held in ther Hail. No. Carondelet street, the
FIRST TUESDAY of every month, ut u o'clock P. H.
The next meeting will be May 9TH, 1875.
MARTIN FINNERTY, President.
PETER HERMAN, Secretary. aeI374ly
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OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS HOMESTEAD AS
SOCIATION-lI6 POydras street. corner Camp.-New
Oreans April s. 1878 "A meeting of tho Stockholders
will be held at the office of the Company FRIDAY
May T. 1875 At.9 O'Clock n. NJ to upon amend
mont to the charter reducing the capitalRtOCk.
JOHN MCCARTNEY, President.
TT O'sULLIvAN. Secretary. apII 5p If
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NOTICE OF ELECTION. - HIBERNIA 1NsU-
RANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS.-COn-
formally to the charter election of Directors
serve during the ensuing twelve months will be held
at the office of the Company, No. 81 Camp street.
MONDAY, May Sd prox between the hours OF 10 A n
and P. N. THoS. T. BRAGG,
amos OF Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC ORPHAN BOYS AsY-
LUM-New Orleans, April "a, ls75-The annual cleo
ton for Directors of this to serve the ensuing
year. will be held at the residence of His Grace Arch
bishop Perche the Cd of May 1878, from IL O'Clock
NJ. to / o'clock p NJ.
ape5It THos. LAYTON, Secretary.
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SMALL POX AND SCARLET FEVER.

The MIc-MAC INDIAN REMEDY is warranted as
o sure cure for and preventive Of Small Pox, Scarlet
Fever. other eruptive diseases.
Physicians, Clergymen. heads Of Religious ORDERS
Ship and others, testify to is neverfalinQ
efficacy under the tests which could
have been put
Mr.. JAMES A. MoMAsTER, Editor of the New
York Freensans Journal, having with his own eyes
witnessed the eeot Of its curative powers gives the
most urgent editorial commendation for the benefit
his readers.
The medicine Is AZ harmless Is rain water. single
package will cure three persons, guard family or
ships against the spread of Small Pox pesti-
lential fevers.
Price per package, FIVE dollars Sent by post or
express.
Call at address
MOLONYS AGENCY,
429.--.. .Baronne Street. 429
apes 5p If above Terpsichore street.
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MARRIED,

on the 9th Of February, at the residence Of The
brides father, BY Rev. Jun. \. Scott. RoBEltl
NJ. DUKE, 70 Miss MARY II. McGAR ddugh-
Ter OF Mr.. John McGary-ali of this county.
On the 23rd ult. bv the Rev $. II. Mckown,
GILBERT ". McKOWN u Miss ANNA NJ
MeKJWN-all OF Berkeley county.
On Wednesday, February 2ith, 1875. BY Rev.
Thomas /. Carson. HENRY n. JENKINS and
Mis-, EMMA NJ. BROWN, daughter Of Mr.. 10
,rph Brown, OF Winchester.
On the 22ud February. by Rev !. F. Ockcrman,
Mr. JOHN HEGHlNGTON aud Miss SARAH f.
LIGHT both of Martinsburg.
On The llth February, By Rev. VIM. VI. Walsh,
GEORGIA. ASHTON aud AL RENA {. WHITE,
both OF Berkeley county.
On the 18th February. IN Nartinsburg, by Rev.
p. a. Thomas, HENRY DYSON and Miss HELEN
d. MEADE, dlughtc at stephen b, Meade. Esq.
At VIM. Lemcus near Kcarncysyille, IN the
23d February. bv Rev. a. 4. +. Ncei. Mr. j.
BAKER KEARkFOOT. ut Berkeley county, W.
Va, q Miss ANNA BBOTHEETON, oithis coun-
~.
Al Washing, H. D. c.. on the l7th February,
Jy the Rev Mr.. Noble. JOSHUA ilAMNlLL u
Miss FLORA ". FlTZuUGH, both OF West Nlr-
ginia.
On the 95th instant. in Belmont Church, by the
Rev J. NJ. Foipr~bce, Mr.. EDWARD +.
MYERS To Miss LAURA ). BJCEMAN, both Of
LuUduuu county.
Jan. n, 1875. in Loudaun Co., Va, by Rev.
J. N. Friday, HIRAM c. WALDKON, of Jeier-
son Co., ". Va, and Miss MARY !. COPE
LAND, of Loudoun county, Va.
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Jefferson County.

From the Shepberdstown Register, February
9th, 1875:
On Tuesday morning last, Mr.. Daniel Came
ron who had been confined to his bed by sick
ness. for some weeks past, died at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Jacob Terrell, his sou-ia-law' in
this town. Mr. Cameron was good citizen
and was the Oldest male resident Of our town.
Had he lived until October next he would have
reached the age of 81 years. He was born III
this town, and lived here during his entire life
He was also a soldier of the war Of l0l2-
His funeral took place in the Presbyterian
Church on Thursday afternoon, amidst large
concourse of sorrowiug relatives and friends,
and solemn and impressive sermon was
preached by Rev. Il. C. Brown. His remains
were iaterred in Elmwood Cemetery
We learn that on Sunday night last, during
services at the Presbyterian Church, IN this
town, the harness, upon two horses, attached
to a sleigh. hitchel near the Church, belonging
to Mr.. J. II. Saith, who resides near town,
were Gu, in several places, aud otherwise rea-
dered useless. 1t is also said that the horses
were poisoned, bct we are glad to state, not
fatally. \ reward Of $50 Is offered for the
apprehension Of the villain.
We learn that Mr. John C Euckle has sold
his excellent little farm at Kcaraeysville con-
sistiug of 80 acres we'll improved, 10 Mr. JAS
\. Hm,t, for 81 600.
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The Old Family Journal.
Important Notice to SUBSCRIBERS.

There is no postage upon the Free Press
sent to subscribers cjHia The County Of JET
ferson. But, after the Is, day Of January
1915 ace will be compelled to prepay postage
upon all rapers sent TO subscribers resident
outside Of this County We, therefore, call
,ha attention Of our patrons 20 this fact, aud
ur,s op,n theta 10 remit the amount Of postage
-l5 cents per year. We would be glad fall
10 arrears would pay MP.
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BLACK OAK BARK!

T WILL buy any amount Of Black Oak Bark that
is properly taken and cured, and pay CASH
Tor it, at the rate OF 81 per Cord OF Us feet meas
urement. delivered at my Sumac and Bark MILE,
AT Winchester and allow IS per Cord by the Car
load, when well filed at any Station on the Rail-
road.
Observation-Disclosures peeling the Bark a.
soon as the sap starts in the spring, and in taking
1t peel as much OF the tree as possible-even the
large limbs-tor the young and tender bark is the
best.
The outside Of the Bark must dlrrays Be kept up,
which will prevent its curling, and it must be
loosely piled SO as 70 allow the air TO pass freely
through it, and perfectly dry it, The outer or
rough side must al,coy. be Kept up, in order TO
protect the inner or 6eshy side from the weather
which being the part used must be kept bright
and not allowed TO mould OF &c. vet, which in-
GERMAN SMITH.
wirchcyter. Va. Feb. -, l'-j--im.
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DIED.

On February 18th near Browns shop, Jefier-
son county. Miss BETTY OSBORNE, aged q
years and few days.
On F, iday, the l2jh February, in Berkeley coun-
tv, AZZlEMlEB, daughter OF Robert J.. and
Emma Huyett Billmyre, aged about three years.
Mrs. BELLE CARTER, wife of C. +. Carter,
died at her husbands residence, near Wadesvlllc,
Clarke county, Va, February 18Th, 1873, IN the
S5th year OF her age.
At" Gap View" on the 1t day Of February,
1878, Mrs. BARBARA LAMBERT, wife q! 10
scph Lambert aged 70 years months and
DAYS.
o mothcr, dear. a short farewell,
That we may meet again above
And rove where angels love L. dwell,
Where trees %! hic bear fruits OF love.
:. b. W,
In Leesburg, on Tuesday, February %, 1875,
Mr.. WILLIAM j. HARRIS, formerly of Jefer-
son county, W. Va, in the So. d year OF his age.
On the 22nd February, at the residence Of her
son in Martinsburg, Ms. SARAH SrkAILMAN
10 the s5th wear OF her age.
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CHRISTMAS GOODS |!
Duplicate Stores !

ITENRY DUNN has received an extraordinary
supply of goods suitable for the Holidays,
and in order the better - display them aud to
accommodate customers has opened. in addition
70 his store at tie corner of Main and West
Streets, the room lately occupied rs Dry Goods
Store by j. W. book, opposite the Bank OF Char
i,stown. At each of these places he will present
10 BUYERS a choice lot of Foreign and Domestic
Candies and Fruits, Nuts aud Cake of every des-
cription, and other articles 70 tempt and satisfy
the palate. including Oysters, which he Will be
able u furnish to families in quantities TO suit
from pint up AYaricd assortment OF a..
To and Fancy Goods fol Gifts.
December T. 1874.
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10 Gentlemen of Taste.

VTOU should call and examine our wellassorted
Spring Goods now opening As many of
these lMpnarArIoNS cannot be duplicated. you
would act wisely By leaving your orders early so
ms 70 secure choice STYLES. hettee d Alex
ander, Merchant TaiiorS, 30, y. Entaw street,
between Favette and Lexington Streets. Fit
guaranteed, and no disappointment.
Arril IL, lS74-ly.