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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-02
Death Of Mr.. Mason.

Mr.. W. F. Mason died at his residence in this
city yesterday about o'clock. The immediate
cause OF his death was pneumonia, though be
had been victim of consumption for number
Of years. Mr.. Mason had been citizen OF Rome
for about three years. Fricr 10 comiLg to Rome
he reaided in New Orleans, which city had been
his home for twenty yeare. He was native OF
Cambridge, Mass. He was the original owner OF
Tecumseh Iron Works, and at the time Of his
death was the principal stakeholder in that CON-
pany.
MIR. Mason, by his upright conduct, gentleman
ly bearing ard unassuminS manner made for
him that b st Of all fortunes, an untarnished
name. To his bercaved family the sympathies of
all are fcchng,y cytended.-Rome (Go.) Cone
mcrcial, p'N 27M.
The above announcement will be received with
regrets by tho many friends Of Mr. Mason.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ACADEMY OF Musrc.-In addition to the usual
excellent o.io entertainment, the patrons OF .ls
theater were last night treated to very cTeGl'
table rendition OF that iavorite drama OF " mp
Van Winlle," made famous by the great Jeder.
son. Mr.. Wallace and Mr.. Huntley dlvlded the
performance OF tho leading part. MI. Wanace
assumed the role during the first act ana mr..
Huntlcy enacting the character during tne sec,
Ond and third acts. Both gentlemen acted well
their parts and are deserving Of the warmest
commentator.
The expulsion of Rip from his home by his en-
ragged wife, at the conclusion OF the first act, was
a very excellent piece OF acting, and the return
home OF the old man who has slept through the
long course of twenty years, and his simple won.
der and surprise at the great change which had
come over all he once knew so well, was very
cl.verly interpreted. The Gretchen Of Ni-s
Wren was very good piece Of acting, and she 10
Of right entitled to share Of the honOrs OF
the evening.
The entire performance was a success, and as
it will be repeated tonight we heartily recom-
mend our friends to drop around to the Academy
The "Eoy Detective" With Mics Granville in
the princik al character, is underlined for repre-
sentation on Monday night.
ST. CHARLES THEArER.--Oll Drury was packed
to the dome last night by fashionable audience,
who were preaent TO do honor to the Crescent
City Serenaders md add their mite in aid OF the
st. vincen.'s Home for Destitute Boys.
The programme contained many very excellent
spccalties, and they were as rule very clevf rly
rendered by the members of the ub. We re.
frain from mentioning any special perform ancc
as we have not the space to praise all who de-
served it Many thanks are due these gentlemen
for their labors IN the cause Of charity.
THE GAYETY THEATER.-The excellent specially
combination performing at this Iheater re
treated to y very excellent audience last night,
who spplauded to the echo the many trlumphs OF
the performers. On Monday night there will
appear several new candidates for puklic favor,
who come to us we'll recommended.
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DRESS GooDs, LAcEs, UNDERWEAR, ETC.
Those far-famed merchants, Messrs. Levois l.
Jamison. 126 Canal street, are offering their
entire stock Of dress goods, gents, ladies' and
very reduced prices. Their supply of laces, con-
sisting of real Chambray, valenciennes, Pointe
dAlencon, Applique and Poinse de Paris, is very
extensive, can be purchased by the yard, in col
lars. sets, capes, wells. points and circulars, at
attentivelv read the advertisement of Messrs
Levos Il JAmison, and be sure to examine their
goods
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MARINE.

SOUTHWEST Pass, May I, Noon Barometer
1850 Wind s. w., blowing strong.
Arrived Barkentine Mignon, Soule, master,
days from Rio Janero.
No departures.
The steamship Hanover is still on the bar,
bound in.
PAss-.-L-OurnE, May I, Noon.-wind south by
vest, blowing a gale. A,rired inside: Steam
ship Hudson, At $40 A. NJ, eager, Master, from
New York to A. Moul.on Schooner Il. b. Locke,
Schiiever, Master, days from Banscs.
from Ruatan.
No departures.
There is no change in the ship Marlborough or
steamship YazoO, on the bar,
SOUTHWEST Pass, May /, 6 p. M.-Rsrometer
1870. Wind s. w, blowing strong
No arrivals or departures.
The weather 10 foggy on the bar.
The Hanover is still aground On tho h.r
sound in.
PAss-A-LOurRE, May l, 6 P M.-wina w
slowing strong. Weather very thick and hay -
Arrived outside to anchor: American scSoonor
Anna, Capt. Hawkins, 81 days from bordeaux.
No departures.
There is no change in the position Of the shiu
Marlborough and steamship lazoo, aground OF.
he bar. No work was done ON them to-day.
The ships Kent, Southern Chief and Evange.
line: barks Emma and Jaruco, and brig Cirque
BCre!le, are inside, bound ont.
GALVESTON, May Arrived: Harlan from In
ianola, Morgan from Brashear. Cleared
George W. Clyde for New York. Sailed: Harlan
Tor Brashear Morgan for Indianola and e. W.
Clyde for New York.
New YORK, May ARRIVED: State Of Georgia
Arrived out: Georgia Shepperd, Arran, Gale.
d0nia and Teresa.
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from Yesterdays Evening Edition.

OK THE WAR PArH.-Kaiser Washington and
Margaret Reed were on the war path last night,
as will appear from charge made against them
by W. }. Robinson, who AYERS tina. the pair made
desperate assault upon him with loaded mus
ket and attempted to cut short his thread of life.
The Washington and Reed were lodged in the
Fourth Precinct Station. house. Reed didn't like
this, and made counter charge against Robin
son Tor assault with a dangerous weapon. He,
also, reposed in the station last night.
MIscELLANEoUs.-O1e J. Douglas, charged by
Mathew Toomey with assault and battery on the
Levee, head OF Lafayette street, was run into the
Harbor by Officer Cullen.
August Perry, aged 80 years, was guilty OF
stealing oats from the Leyee, head of Lafayette
street. Officer Welsh, thinking that it was high
time that Perry had sown his wild oats, ran him
into the Harbor, charged with pilfering.
Officer Bechtel. of the .Firet Precinct Police,
found open the office OF J. A. Bryson Co., No.
1893 Common street. The officer secured the
premises.
Seven gay and festive creatures, three males
and four females, were run into the Central,
charged by Officer Crcigh with violation Of article
Gal city ordinance, at the corner OF Peters and
St. Joseph streets. Francis Long, the landlady,
was arrested for keeping disorderly house.
Louisa Phillips caused the arrest and imprison-
Wis, whom she charges with having committed An
assault and battery with intent to kill her.
B. st. UIpre charges Fred Siernberger with
tresspass, which occasioned the immurement Of
Sternberger in the Fifth Station.
Virginia Atkinson was run into the Fourth Pre-
cinct Station charged by Officer Donovan with
being accessory to larceny committed by JOSE
phine Taylor alias Mexican Tigress, yesterday
evening, on Franklin, between Canal and Gus
tOmhOuse streets.
Chas. Freedman, aged 40, a native of the State
of Kentucky, who was found in a sick and desti-
tute condition at the corner Of Napoleon avenue
and TchoupltOulas street, was sent to the Charity
Hospital.
The bridge at the intersection Of Tbala and
White streets is in broken condition and needs
immediate attention.
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MEMPHIS lri MS.

MEMPHIS, May I.-WlIiam Morris, y Canadian.
and Henry " d iron. both raftsineD, White ,ntoxi-
Gated became inv ,ivcd in a quarrel Aet evcGing,
IN front Of a saloon, about fifty cents which re-
suited ia WalGron stabuin, Morris with a orket-
knife, from the eiicct- OF which he died IL a few
minutes. Waldron ate 4. pied to escape, but WAS
arrested.
Ex- Councilman John p Hughes has brought
ynit in the First Circuit Court agailst EcnN s.
McComb, President Of the Mississippi General
Railroad, sor 100000 damages, in connection with
his employment on that road.
The Soniervillc, Tenn, Fatcon estimates the
loss of horses and mules in that county, FAyctte,
from the Buffalo gnats from last Friday night
VII Monday at from three TO five hundred head
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NEW YORK COTTON ITEMS.

NEW YoHK, May LIN the Cotton Exchange
there has been considerable activity in spot,
which has met with good export demand. Hold.
ere early in the week made q reduction Of nc
which induced shippers to operate. and = fair de-
mand has prevailed from day to day. The tone
Of the entire market, however, has ruled wesk
and rather in favor Of buyers, as stock here il
rather large, and all holders are anxious to real
we for future delivery.
There was fair business during the middle as
prices reached quite low range, and consider
nble was done in covering by short interest. The
total sales of tho week were 235. 900 bales Of
which u, 100 were on the spot, and z22,9OO for
fl ure delivery.
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A MAMMOTH DRY GooDs EsTABLIsHMENT.-Of
the numerous dry goods establishments of New
Orleans there is not one that can excel in extent
and variety Of stock that Of Messrs. 81. Kern 4
Co, l0,, l04, LOG and l0S Baronne street. We
take pleasure in announcing that on Monday
merous customers full lines OF goods Of the latest
and most fashionable styles, which they will offer
at astonishingly low prices. Read their adver-
tisement and give them call.
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STRIPED BLACK GRENADINES, ETc.-That uai
versally popular dry goods merchant, Mr.. J.
Building" corner of Canal and Baronne stress,
has just received a splendid line Of plain aad
satin striped black grenadines. He will open To-
morrow Monday an unusually large and IT.
tractive stock Of black ard printed linen lawns.
Irish linen and white goods from New York
auctions.
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GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES AT MooDY's.-
At the famous old establishment, corner of Canal
and Royal streets, prices have been reduced so
as to conform to the exigencies of the times.
Shirts and furnishing goods have been put at re-
markedly low figures. Mr.. Grimmer cannot,
however, reduce the prices of those widely known
and justly celebrated Shirts six for nine dollars.
They are low enough.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-02

FIFTH GRAND FURNITURE SALE.-On Wednes-
day next, the 5th inst. Messrs. Nash Il Hodgson,
auctioneers, make their fifth grand sale Of furni-
ture, for Messrs. D. Kelham 4 Co., 36 Royal
street. Parties in search OF rich, medium and
should not fail to put in an appearance, as the
sale is positive, account Of retiring from BUSH
ness See the advertisement in another column
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THE ORLEANS RA1LRoAp.-This city railroad
has become great favorite with the pubLc-the
cars are so neat and clean. and they are so regu-
lar in their running. This company conveys
passengers nearest to the grand entrance gate of
the Fair Grounds, and is the shor.es; line to that
favorite place OF resort. We are pleased to learn
that the Orleans Railroad is in q very prosperous
condition, which is not surprising when we con.
slider the character of the men who constitute
the board of managers
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HONEl.STChLE.

Who will, may sing the charms of rose,
Or violet, blooming small;
love the little flower that grows
Against the garden wall.
Among the favorites, which exhales
An essence more divine
Than breathes where Honeysuckle trails
Her russell. colored vine?
She quickly climbs the garden fence,
Which, death-like, may divide,
But cannot part the kindred scents
That bloom on either side.
She loves to clasp some rugged form,
(Sweet emblem Of her sexD
Protect it from the gathering storm,
And cover its defects.
Around her shrine the earnest bees
Are constant worshipers
Preserving honeyed memories
OF summers charms, and hers.
She quickly leaves the spot Of earth
That brought her forth, as he
Who quits the hamlet of his birth,
For scenes beyond the sea.
But ali! where'er her blossoms 80,
Where'er her vines may roam,
Their roots are deeply struck below
The cherished coil of home.
Sweet flower! appropriate type thou art
OF one fain would win;
Beguilng her to climb my heart,
And breathe her sweetness in.
Already one wee spray has caught,
Whose blossoms, rs they fall
Across the sunlight Of my thought,
Make shadows on the wall
And watching them, think perhaps,
One day, the whole sweet vine,
OF which this spris is part that wraps
My soul, may all be mine!
New cleans, May, 1875. CIV.
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Orleans who will not concede the fact that NJ
guers Restaurant, at the Lake End Of the Pont-
chartrain Railroad, cannot be surpassed in this
or any other country. Miguel always has everv-
thing IN the eating and drinking line that can
noisseur in the land. And then, too, his waters
are polite and attentive. No one ever leaves
this famous restaurant unsatisfied in eyerv nar.
ticular. PAA
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WINES, BRAND1Es ETc.-Me.srs Bercier 4
Desmet, Tchoupitoulas street, are the sole
deaux), Chateau 'Dillon," Chsteau talbot -
Chatean 'Ferrefort," Jules Robin b Co. cogna,,
ETC., etc. They have now in store large stock
Of claret, white port and sherry wines, cognac
and Rochelle brandies, champagne, absynth,
olive oil, mushrooms. etc. The attention Of the
trade is directed to the advertisement.
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BUTTER.-The attention of the trade ia espe-
Keep Raymond, II and 70 Poydras street. They
have now on hand for sale cheap, to close con.
signmeuts, . large stock of selected goshen but
ter Also, fresh packed and fruit house Western
butter, together with few frkins and half fir
kins of low quality butter.
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The Champion Speller.

| Since the late Citizens Spelling Match at the
Third Ward school-house. says the Virginia City
spelling ION the BRAIN" Officer Higbee informs
Us that OH Monday evening, just after dark
hearing what appeared to be an animated con-
versation in the neighborhOod Of Lonkey u
Smiths lumber-yard, he stole gently to the spot
| whence came the sounds. He was somewhat
surprised at first at seeing but one man doing all
the talking. This man, as we'll as could be seen
in the dusk, was tall, gaunt. middle-aged per-
sonage. He was so much interested with the
business in hand tnat he did not observe the
officer, though he had moved ia within less than
ten PAGES OF him.
The man, who presented the appearance Of
woodchopper or lunberman, had taken on his
tattered felt hat and decorously placed it on
small pile OF lumber which stood IN front OF
him and answered fer desk.
"Now," said he,t addressing some person
whom he imagined to be present-probablyP Fro
feseor Flint now, Gideon, spell saw-mill for
me-"
CAN right, Professor, with pleasure, cir;
e-a-w-r sawr mill, sawrmill Z"
fright, my boyl Go up head. Now, eide
On, here is an easy Cne-railroad.'
"Ra-l-e, rale, ode, ra'erode. Hows that"
"kight saaln. Why, really. you are going to
'Me, oh, I'm speller from Bitter Creek Now,
give me hard one"
"Sutf sed. Now, look out, Gid. this is rip
per Bonny-clawber."
aHa / suspected as much. Stand out Of the
way, now B-a-u-g-h, baugh, n-a-u-2-h, naueh,
CT a-u-g-h, claugh, beer, Der, benny
''Why, Gideon, you done it at the first lick, and
didn't even wait to spit on your hands You sur
prise me, Gideon, with your edlication. Who
would Thick it to see you in them close, and goin'
about rough as YOU Go y
ooh /! / don't forget my airly Wabash eddica-
ton, sir. I've had many's tussle with bonny-
lawbr in my infancy and before "a arrived at
snow Gideon epeli AarOD."
"Ah, sir, excuse my smiling but can't help
it. I'll just knock that OFT thusy Big A, little a,
ron, Aaron"
the big and the little q. but about the ron.
ron I'm rot so sure without book"
"You amt! Well, Ill just bet you the chop
pin Of ten cords OF wood that ron, ron, Is
right"
YOU. Spell and pronounce cofee-pot without
"No you don't! Can't come that on me!
took that in on the banks Of the Wabash, along
with my bonny-clawber, and my big A, little a,
"Wel, now, Gid, brace yourself, my boy, I'm
goin' to Toll a shorter down ON the skids, squar
at YOU
cant hook. Ill etOp'r."
''Why, that's medikel proposition!" ;,
81 know; but it's good English word, for all
that. Did you give it up?"
"Give it up? Did / ever give anything up
No.; here goes: K-o-r-a-l, korral' i-dr-a-t-e'
'Ey the holy poker, Gid you've done it. Why,
saw me all up to slabs, Gid, if you amt the best
spel!er OF the big bonanza. You shall 60 home
with the purtiest gal in the house this very night,
Gideon. I'm proud Of yer!
when Gideon caught up his hat and scooted
behind big pile Of lumber. School was out.
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Bright, joyous May, as we are accustomed to
call it, has arrived and brought with it many
bright and happy feelings to the good people of
this city, but the most joyous Of al is the knowl-
edge that Eyrich has received q fresh assort-
ment OF books and stationery appropriate to tho
season and the reigning fashions. $50 Canal
atreet ia the Mace
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CHEAP DRY GooDs.-Messre. Senac 4 Larose
the proprietors OF that favorite dry goods store,
corner Of st. Ann and Chartres streets jackson
Square,, will present to the public, on Monday, a
very extensive and carefully selected stock of dry
goods, at prices suitable to the times. Visitors
can rest assured that they will be treated with
the utmost politeness and attention.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-02

Mr.. William Wright, the State Register Of
Voters, requests all citizens OF the city and State
to give all possible aid to officers employed in
taking the census, and to report to his office any
delinquency on the part Of such officers in the
performances Of their duties.
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THE COURTS.
United States Circuit Court,

Judge Woods had his hands full Saturday
morning as his docket showed that there were
thirty-nine rules to be tried during that day
before him. Involved in these We're questions Of
almost every kind Eom admiralty to exchequer.
Beyond the fixing of cases yesterday morning,
there WAS little stirring ut the courthouse. Al
a rule, on the last day of the week there was 1T
tie transpiring OF interest to the public.
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THE CITY.

SUDDEN pEATHs.-At II O'Clock yesterday, Mr..
Daniel Gorren, as he was about paying out some
money to one Of his CLERKS at his ste. on Canal.
corner Of Charities street, he suddenly fell back
in fit, IN which state he was taken to his
rooms at Is Burgundy stree where he expired
at O'Clock. DR.. Belden attended him and pro-
nounced that death was caused from apoplexy.
This is the third attack that Mr. Gorren has had
He leaves wife and daughter in Europe and .
grown son in the city.
Mr.. Charles Ducre died suddenly at his resi-
dence, No. 1876 Rampant street, at half past five
O'Clock yesterday evening. The Coroner was
notified.
The MURDERER FENpERsoN.-D r. Henderson,
johnson, at No. 300 Bienville street, on Tuesday,
April l6, 1875, was arraigned and tried betOre
Judge Staes and remanded to the Parish Prison
without benefit of bail to appear before the Supe
riOr Criminal Court.
LArcEN1Es.-Ernest Anderson reposed in the
Central Station last night under the charge Of
larceny having stolen bride and buggy lines,
dollars.
Sarah Morris, charged by Ellen Winters with
having committed a robbery at 260 Lafayette
street, was immured in the First Precinct Station.
MONTHLY REPORT CENTRAL sTAr1oN.-Num-
Der Of arrests for the month ending April 81,
1875 Males 351, fema es l9S-tOtal 559.
Lodgers 466 males. 5 females-total Al: AMI
mails impounded 3; accidents, 3; buildings
found open and secured, 33.
CHARITY HospIrAL.-The following in the re-
port for April:
Number of patients admitted
Foreigners. .AAS
United Sta ties. ia
Total. .27l
Males 1876; females 76
Number OF patients discharged
Wales ....'...'.......'..'.. -.-..'...''-. 10.
FemaleS. O4
Total ass
Number Of deaths 48.
Number Of patents remaining May l., 1876
Males. ................. Zo4
E0maleS. 4CO
Total 438
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clergyman being applied to in less than
year after his appointment to put stove in thu
church, asked how long his predecessor had bean
said swell, you never had a fire in the chnrch
during this tlme!" '.No, Err replied the apnli-
cant, ''but We had fire in the pulpit then.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-02

CHOICE HAMS, MESS PORK, BUCKET LARD. ETC
Our respected and jovial friend, Mr.. E. X. Con-
verse, the we'll known merchant whose business
habitation is located at No. a Magazine street,
has now on hand and for sale q large supply Of
the celebrated " Irish Harp" sugar cured hams,
choice kettle lard in buckets mess and rump
pork, bacon, sweet pickle meat, etc. Sec
advert sement.
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Pianos. Mr.. Philip Werlein, IS, 80, 50 and 30
Baronne street, has just received an invoice Of
pianos Of the most celebrated European and
American manufactures. Werlein is BOD man
to deal with, he 10 always fair and square and
sells his pianos, organs and melodeons on the
most accommodating terms.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-02

VALUABLE CANAL STREET BUILDING SITE AT
AUCTION. -Messrs. Nash Hodgson, auction
GERS, sell on next Saturday. the 9Th inst, that
choice site of two lots Of ground on the north
west corner of Canal and Galvez streets; ground
high, we'll fenced, good neighborhood, easy
terms, etc. See the advertisement.
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PRov1s1oNs.-Our energetic and estimable
young friends, Messrs. Cummins l. Elmer (suc-
have for sale large stock Of heavy mess pork,
bacon, flour, star candles, sugar-cured hams,
lard, corn meal and whisky frye, Bourbon and
rect 'fed), to which we call the attention of the
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Marsden's Zarsaparilla can be purchased
from all druggists NJ. B. Morrison Il Co.,
general agents, No. Magazine street.
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should know that Philip Werlein has just received
by schooner Countess Duchatel. from Paris, an
invoice OF these charming instruments, which he
offers low at his extensive wsrerooms, Nos. 78.
80, SO and 80 Baronne street.
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CAROLINA Cow PEAS. - Messrs. @. d. Lsw-
renee Co., 80 and Al Tchoupitoulas street, have
in store and for sale one thousand sacks Of choice
COW peas.
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Try Washes two dollar shirts, which he en-
phatically asserts to be the best shirts for the
price in New Orleans. He also plumes himself
upon his stock Of mems and children's underwear.
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The many friends of Messrs. Gauthreaux T.
Wright, the general agents Of the celebrated
Victor Scale Company, and ofMarvin' q Safe Com
pany, will be pleased 10 learn that they have re-
moved TO that most desirable location, No. Sc
Camp street. They have fitted up the store with
great taste and given it most attractive appear
ance. When our space permits we ehall deecribe
their new quarters at length.