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clearinghouse Notice.

The following Banks and Bankers fmembers of the
New Orleans Clearing House Assocation) will be
closed on the days named below (the same being
legal holidays or dies non in this State) to-wit:
TUESDAY, February g. 1875, NIardi GrasD
FRIDAY February ~ 1875, Lincoln Birth Day)
MONDAY, February % 1875, CWashingtons Birth
Day.
Notes and bills falling due on said HOLIDAYS will be
payable the days following viz February TO- 10 and
%. 1875.
Citizens Bank of louisiana
Union National Bank
Louisiana National Bank
State National Bank.
Mechanics and Traders Bank
Germania National Bank
Louisiana Savings Bank
New Orleans National Bank
HiberDia National Bank
Bank of Lafayette.
Pike, Other & Co.
Canal Bank.
Mutual National Bank
Peoples Bank.
Bank of America
New o. leans Clearing House. Feb e. 1875
ISAAC n. MAYNARD, Manager.
F's 10 II IL 20 81 %
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young lady in the east end, who has JUS!
returned from completing her education in
Boston, wanted to kiss her old lover recently,
and her mother objected. The daughter
drew up her queenly form to its full height,
and exclaimed: Mother terrible, tragical,
and sublimely retributive will be the course
pursued by me If you refuse to allow him to
place his alabaster lips to mine, and enrapture
~ immortal soul by imprinting angelic SEN
Satioas Of divine bliss upon the indispensable
members Of my human physiognomy, and
then kindly allowing me to take withdrawal
from his benificent presence" Tho mother
feebly admitted that her objections we're over
ruled.
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MASONIC GRAND LODGE OF
LOUISIANA.
First Days Session.

The Sixty-Third Annual Grand Comnuni
cation Of the H. W. Grand Lodge of the Stat.
Of Louisiana, commenced in the city of New
Orleans, in the Grand Lodge Hall, corner o.
st. Charles and Perdido streets, on Monday
9Th Of February, 1874, at o'clock, P. N.
The Grand Lodge was opened by NJ. w.
Michel Eloi Girard, Grand Master on the
third degree of masonry, in ample form,
after prayer by Rev. J. c. Carpenter, Grand
Chaplain.
| OFFICERS PRESENT
Michel E. Girard, Grand Master; John G.
Fleming, Deputy Grand Master; Edwin
Marks, Senior Grand Warden; VIM. r. Whit
aker, Junior Grand Warden; A. W. HYATT
Grand Treasurer; James c.. Bachelor, NJ. D.
Grand Secretary; Rev. John C. Carpenter.
Grand Chaplain; Henry c. Brown, Grand
Senior Deacon; Louis Prados, Grand Junior
Deacon; Joseph Il. DeGrange, Grand Mar.
shall; j. D. Moore, Grand Sword Bearer: Da
vid n. Barrow, Grand Pursuivant; JOS Lisso,
B. G. Kenny, Joseph w. Berry and NJ. Heise.
mann, Grand Stewards; Thomas Grips.
Grand Organist; W. W. Fisher, Grand Tier.
GRAND REPRESENTATIVES PRESENT
Past Grand Master Samuel Manning Todd,
Ala, D. c., n. Y, n. c., and Nevada; Past
Grand MasterJ. @. A. Fellows, Cal, Fla, Ills,
Nd, Mimi, Miss, and Vt; John A. Steven
son, P. J. G. W., Missouri; James C. Batche
lor, Kentucky and Oregon; A. B. Seger, Ne
braska.
The Grand Master appointed the following
Committee on Credentials, viz H. c. Dun
can, E. Morel and T. H. Clark, whose report
was adopted.
The roll of lodges was called The Grand
Master appointed the following Standing
Committees, viz:
ON AUDIT AND ACCOUNTS
z. NJ. Pike, No. 50; ID. r. Graham, No SO:
George johnson, No. 76.
on WORK AND RETURNS OF CHARTERED LODGES |
First Section-G. J. Pinckard. No. y: H.
W. Coyle, No. 206; Thos. F. Seton. No. 1913. |
Second Section-Geo L. Hall, No. rs; r. |
Day, No. CD; J. L. Hurley, No. 200
on WORK AND RETURNS OF LODGES II. D.
J. E. Trimble, No. 50: D. n. Barrow. No.
l16; r. L. Brooks, No. Ill.
APPEALS AND GRIEVANCES.
j. H. De Grange, No 66; A. L. Abbott No
l02; n. B. Murff, No. 179; C. Chaffe, No 6S:
E. c. Freshman, No 1856; f. Fuselier. P. 4.
J. w. Todd, No. 1872
MASONIC LAW AND JURISPRUDENCE.
Samel NJ. Todd, No. So; A. j. Norwood.
No. 124; A. G. Garter, No. 135: Amos Kent.
No. So; A. B. Seger, No. 1873; C. B. Wheeler,
No. 81; c. Il. Gutenberg, No. 102
The Grand Master delivered his address.
which was referred to appropriate Committees
The reports of Grand Treasurer. Grand
Secretary, and other reports and resolutions.
we're submitted to the Grand Lodge.
The Grand Lodge was then called off until
Tuesday evening, 9th inst
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The grand fancy bal masque. which will
take place tonight at the Globe Thcater,
promises to be the most enjoyable affair of
Aardi Gras night. Although the custom has
heretofore been to the popular feeling in
street masquerades, this occasion offers an
event of enjoyment which will entirely do
away with street pageant. The Committee
OF Arrangements have been indefatigable in
their efforts; and it is safe to presume now
chat nothing will be spared to make the Globe
Theater, on Mardi Gras night, scene of
gaiety and splendor. Those who have not
purchased tickets and procured invitations
should at once do SO, at Camor's restaurant.
No. % st. Charles street.
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SoARDs's New ORLEANS DIRECTORY
have been kindly furnished with copies OF
this directory for 1875, and find it, from a
thorough examination, An excellent one-far
superior to those generally issued in this CITY.
Great care has evidently been taken in getting
it up-more than one hundred men having
been engaged upon it-and no more compre.
hensive and reliable directory has ever been
presented to New Orleans public 1t is un-
necessary for us to e1patiate upon the advan-
tages at such work. It is valuable to, and
should be in the possession of every business
and professional man, and every public insti-
tuition in the city. In fact, they cannot well
do without it. The Office of the publishers,
Messrs. L. Soards & Co., is at No. 5 CONNER
cial Place.
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Letter from q Prominent Gentleman of
North Louisiana.


| Hon. John McEnerv, Governor Of Louisiana:
Dear Sri am requested by large num-
Der of prominent citizens of this section of
the State to write to- you and protes; against
any compromise with the Kellogg party
This was suggested by en- article in the New
Orleans papers to the effect that compro-
mise was on hand which ,co,ad commit most Of
our members to the Kellogg Legislature.
If our members entertain a proposition SO
humiliating. they ought 20 be denounced on
all public occasions.
We have been openly desrauded by set of
cowardly thieves and now to'make or enter into
compromise with them is most humiliating.
To be defeated by the fraud of these fellows
twice and on both occasions the fraud sus-
tanned by the United States government is
great injury but we never have submitted
to any power but the Federal government,
which could not be resisted, so that there is
no dishonor in that but to either submit or
compromise with set so infamous and COW
ardly as the Kellogg party have proved them
selves, would be the action OF slavish and |
cowardly men.
We have fair name now and we ought to |
maintain it.
Hoping to see you in the Governors Office.
As Governor of Louisiana, l remain, yours
very respectfully. $3.50
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MAEDI GRAs.-To-day, perhaps more than
any other in our calendar, is one on which
the people of our city have been want to forego
the business of the season, and to devote q
time to the pleasures of the carnival. This
year it is exceedingly opportune tina. these
festivities have been postponed, for in the
present political crisis it would have been like
the decoration Of a corpse to hold o carnival
in this stricken city at this time
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we published, o short time since, a COM
municat:on, recapitulating the circumstances
precedent to the murder of Mr. Nedom R.
Walters, OF Grant parish, who was arrested
upon complaint made by W. 2. Phillips
Ssince arrested in this city on the charge Of
being an accessory to the murder) and held
IN custody III the camp of the United States
military, stationed at Colfx, until the time
-ol MS mysterious disappearance therefrom.
Ihe communication stated that the arrest
was made by Deputy United States Marshal
snow without warrant Mr.. Snow SOW
proper to publish statement in the Ren,b,;-
can IN reply, IN which he stated that he ex.
Inhibited and read warrant for the arrest at
the time of making it. By request Of tbe
writer OF the above communication we pub.
iish the following copy of an affidavit the
original Of which we have seen:
State of Louisiana Parish Of Grant - Roe,-o
me, the undersigned author ty. personallv
came and appeared Henry Il. Walters who
alter being duly sworn, says: / was present
when my father, Nedom Walters, was arrested.
Mr.. Snow made the arrest, if arrest it was, bv
drawing pistol and saying ''come over the
fence, old man" l did not see any paper,
nor hear any warrant read; nor did I hear
snow say by what authority the arrest was
made. On Nov sd, hearing that the body Of
q murdered man had been found above Alex
andria, | went 10 the place where it was
buried, accompanied by W. L. O'Neal and the
Coroner Of Rapides Parish; we exhumed the
BODY, which recognized as that of my father
Nedom Walters.
(Signed) H.R. WIrrns
sworn TO and subscribed before me this 23d |
Gay q Noy:, 1874 D. G. CuERY, ]. r.
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Still Further Reduction
~
w inter Clothing
AND HEAVY UNDERWEAR
II. b. STEVENS & CO..
l35 Canal Street (Tsuro Building.)
uartli Gr0s at MOOdu's.

The postponenent of the annual festivities BY Rex
and Comus has not affected the arrangements now in
progress at the Granite Palace and for the Carui
val week the grandest display of
SHIRTS AND GENTLEMENS FURNISHING
GOODS
may be expected by the friends and customers of the
CHAMPION SHIRT EMPORIUM
corner of Canal and Royal atreefs,
TRY SIX CHAMPION SHIRTS for - 40
Now finer in quality and better in make than ever
and fully equal to any sold elsewhere at % 80 each
and every description of Gentlemen's Furn;sb;na
Goods at correspondingly low prices
White and all the light shades in genuine .JorrvrN
KID GLOVES. and the most recherche stv,es IN
NECK DRESSINGS, expressly for the Carnival
balls. Remember at
MOODYS.
corner Canal and Royal streeta
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THE SECOND COLLECTION DISTRICT The
following dispatch has been received by the
Southern and Atlantic Telegraph Line:
WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-By direction Of the
President, the parishes of Terrebonne, La
fourche and Ascension, now part Of tile First
Collection District of Louisiana, have been
annexed to, and made a part of the Second
District, to take effect April 1st next
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We have had the pleasure Of visit from
Mr.. L. A. Sandoz Of that sterling and widely
circulated paper, the Opelousas Courier. Mr..
5. will call upon our merchants tomorrow
and next day, and we take pleasure in CON-
mending him TO their kindly attention at
Courier is an excellent advertising medium.
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Grand Fancy Dress and Mask Ball

"'uNst IusetV DFSSS ana MASK Bat
PROMENADE CoNCERT,
| to be given by the
YOUNG MEMS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
ST. PATRICK'S HALL,
Mardi-Gras Night, February 9th, 1879.
Committee of Arrangements
Adolph Billet, Harry iarrr. Otto
Chas II. ochenck, J. A Strasser.
I TICKETS, THREE DOLLARS.
Application for ladies' invitations can be made bs
applying to John X. Jaeger No 1s South Peters
street; r. La la eornei Claiborne and Gasquet;
JOS Bein 80 Tcheupitoulas w. Ranerth corner
| Charities and Customhouse; and j. A. Msdlnno COW
ner Magazine and St. Mary
No application for ladies invitations will he re
ce1ved unless Endorsed by member of the As.ocia
ton.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
IaImant w. p
= - nelceseay- Secretary
| Jos BEN Assistant Secretary
. outef- -----------------.-- Treasurer
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
John jaeger Chairman
Adolph Billet. Harry Otto
Chas Schenck, A Strasser
FLOOR MANAGERS.
lore, Jr Chairman
.lno birmingham, Louis A Richards
J WeigeI Bottle Jr
X W Casey, Chas Enderlen
II Hainmett NJ Johnson
Wetzel NJ Fritz
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
Geo Burkhart Cbo;r
j Brewa A Cazer,s A'i-
a Chrei } Z Dmssat
" , paWscn, Jno Graf,
= HelhdeL Holzner
Chas Lejeune S RuelIo
husn F G Schnell
a = y, :, IT. SchiesslnseT II Zambell
- Heihtz, l. Battestelia
ID ooHhson, Lucas.
tNHAsKISG COMMITTEE
Chas J Keller ..t Chairman
a n ~ Cvey, Thos Fatjo
q Traaos, Jr + Salean.
Applications for ladies' invitations can ha mod. h.,
applying TO John X. Jaeger No 10 South Peters
street E. Lalmant, corner Gasquet and Claiborna
54s BEN, 81 Thoupitoulas, W. Reinerth, corner
. = and Customhouse and A MadIung corner
Magazine and st Mary '''A'i
- NO ladies' invitations will be issued after Monday
eDrary and no applications for ladies' inyitation
association. - ''oe' vi inc
Music by Jos. Watchers Brass and String Band
ja3i fe7 9 2dp s i'anu'
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The COMMITTEE OF SEvENry.-There was a
meeting OF the Committee Of Seventy last
night over Hawkins Saloon, at half past z
o'clock. As this special was called to
pass upon the original propositions of COM
promise, as voted upon by the Conservative
Caucus, and as the original resolution was not
ut hand the meeting adjourned.
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DIR. CHrtis;S Last Professional
SEASON IN NEW ORLEANS.
DR.. e. de r. CURTIS, NJ. D., r.. r.. G. g.
Author Of
MANHOOD, MEDICAL ESSAYS ON
MARRIAGE, ETC.

While returning his sincere thanks to hia
numerous patients in New Orleans, and the ad-
jacent Southern country, for the fatteI:ng evil
denees Of their confidence and esteem received
by him, desires to announce that
HE WILL LEAVE THIS CITY ON THE FIRSY
DAY OF MAY NEXT
For San Francisco, Cal, where he has business
interests to protect and which will reeuire his
presence there for the mex. two years. DR.. Our
tis would suggest to those who intend seeking
his professional services. to do so at as early .
date as possible, and enable him to marx the pro-
gress OF each patient. One personal interview
is sufficient to form a correct diagnosis ef the
most difficult case, which can subsequently b
carried on by letter.
DR.. CURTIS has devoted himself jbr period
ranging over twenty years, and adopted as hia
specalties the treatment and cure Of
NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY,
Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline, Abuses
OF the System, and such general functional de.
engagements as spring from the above causes, or
are incident to an eneryated and depleted condi-
lion OF the organs, and may be CONFIDENTI-
ALLY consulted IS heretofore at his rooms.
No. Q Rampant Ssreer, Between Canal ana
Cusfomhouse Streets,
Daily from 10 A. N. to 8 P. ~, or from 6 to8P,.
On Sundays, II to l P. NJ ., cnly.
The Medical Times SAYS 'sDr Curtis's svstam
# treatment, the result of twenay years succeae-
I'll practice differs from all others in general use.
nd commends itself to the afflicted as the only,
rue source ofrelief. Many cases pronounced in
urable have yielded successfully to his rene
les."
Consultations Strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
ia16 3m2dp MEE
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When Dubuque widow with seventeen ch,l-
dren, is turned out of doors for falling ia ma
rent, her fellow beings do not pass around the
hat and raise thousand dollars for her. but thew
catch the landlord and duck him. They find that
to be the cheapest way.
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Jacob OFT.

O. r P f N FER.
2S9 Magazine Street, Corner Callope,
[s prepared to execute all orders in the Oar.
penter and Building line, with promptness, neat.
ness and dispatch. Cisterns made and repaired
nj tf2dp
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We have received tickets to the grand bali
to be given as the Open House tonight
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Established IN 1885,
THE TWO OLDEST HOUSES IN THE TRADE
CONSOLIDATED.
FUR NITURE!
McCRACEEN & BREWSTER.

BIB -------.-..--. Royal street 35
Propose to remain in the business and having the
largest stock of CHEAP and DESIRABLE GOODS
IN the market are prepared to fill both city and eoun
try orders at lower rates than any other house in the
trade that they not closing at auction ~ 9th
pretend that they are doing
MR. HENRY W. SPEAR
so long with Messrs. Sampson Bros will s8 found
with us ready to show his friends and patrons every
attention
McCRACkEN & BREWSTER
.S3- Royal street AZ
We cheerfullv recommend Messrs. MsCraeken e.
Brewster to our friend, and customers as rr succes
sas fully confident that every satisfaction will be
gwen; SAMPSON EROS
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ghe New Orleans BULLETIN can be had OF the
ssnvs agent in Mobile at the depot. on the arrival
IL TIA p Ii. train.
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Report of the Condition
RESOURCES,

| RESOURCES
| Leans and discounts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. a4Oa 14e II
Overdrafts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1lo3 90
United States bonds to circulation 200 600 90
Other stocks, bonds and MOI. cages ~ 500 90
Due from redeeming and reserve agents n353 II
| Due from other National Banks 2I1I7 IS
Due from State Banks and bankers..---- 10, 4e3 Ga
Real estate furniture and fixtures 10000 co
Current expenses and taxes paid 13441 IL
Premiums paid -------...-----.-.---- "a 600 90
Checks and other cash items. 5l4 90
Exchanges for Clearing House -...- 50 Os6 O6
Bills of other National Banks ...... 11417 90
Fractional currency Including nickels) 121s II
Specie Including Gold Treasury notes. 1874 OF
Legal tender notes 1000 90
Redemption fund with Treasurer .---.-... 1900 90
Total. Observation-Disclosures: $500 691 81
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid Observation-Disclosures. 900 coo 90
Surplus fund 1000 90
Other undivided profits 2.42s 50
National Bank notes outstanding. ..... us Os0 90
Individual deposits. Observation-Disclosures. 406, 100 09
Demand certificates of deposits..-..... $500 40
Due to other National Banks zoos 10
Due to State Banks and bankers 1604 "a
Total. Observation-Disclosures. .se65 6e1 81
L. John H. Pike. Cashier of the New Orleans Ma |
tional Bank do solemnly that the above state.
ment is the best of my knowledge and belief
JNO. II. PIKE Cashier.
Attest:
j 7. CARNEY.
j. T. BURDEAU Directors
SAMUEL DELGADO !
STATE OF LOUISIANA ,
Parish of Orleans.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me- this sth day of
February I-,5.
GEO. W. CHRISTY
FEE Notary Public. | ,
Established IN 1883 :c.5,
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Notice.

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS ,
New Orleans Feb. 5, 1875 I
Sealed PsoI osals will be received by NE at tti,
Office for caltivating the Eucalyptus Globulus (er
Fever Tree} from the seed in possession of III.
city of New Orleans and for the transpantng of tia
same, in accordance with resolution of tAe Ctv
Council adopted the I'd February, 1875 until Moadav
9Th of February, 1875, at O'Clock P. II.
The right to reject any and all proposals ises-
press!y reserved.
Security required for the faithful performance os
contract.
tSigned) CHAS. j. LEEDS,
IA 2dptf9 Mayor.
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HOlYLOnd,
ENGRAvER AND PRINTER.
IS st. Charles Street.
BAH Invitations, Wedding and Visiting o.rd..
neatly engraved and printed. Also. All kinds a
general Engraving. in the Lest style. BAH com.
mlttees are specially invitad to CALI and see hi
selection OF orders Of dancing and German
will be pleased r1E -
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Wolves in sleeps clothins-Kellogg Demo
Gratis
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Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
DR.. c. BEARD, Occulist,
...........DAUPHINE STREET IA
Orleans Indrmary.
Office honrs from 10 to -.

HEADQUARTERS KINGS OWN."p
92d Regiment Lancers. 5
General Order o12
The Annual Ball of the Regiment in honor of His
Ma esty's Fete Day is hereby postponed in conse-
quence OF the general depression and misorunes of
the community.
BY order of ISpLANTI
F9 Colonel Commanding
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The Business

TIC BUSINESS
Formerly conducted by the late S. n Moody viii b
continued By J. C. MOODY. Ex. and Tutrix.
with the Clerks heretofore; and by strictly
adhering to the CASH PRINCIPLE $50 long essah.
shed at the Granite Palace), it is to be hoped III
same liberal patronage will continue at
MOODYS,
corner Canal and Royal streeta
SHIRTS made to order as usual ia3i 2frtf
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We have this day appointed
MIR. Louis Grunewald,

Is, 20 and - Baronne street, New Orleans
OUR EXCLUSIVE AGENT,
For the Sale of our
PLEYEL PIANOS.
For the Southern States of the United State. of
America.
PLEYEL, WOLFF & CO.
Piano Manufacturers
PARIS. FRANCE, December 30 1874
F9 SuWesA lm2p
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nsslce-No orders taken on the Bulletin Office
y.rlass indorsed by the PROPRlEIOR-
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Noble UntteseVriters.
AGGREGATE ASSETS, 81 .OOO. 600 m.

AGGREGATE ASSETS \ n .OOO. OO0 m.
MOBILE FIRE DEPARTMENT rNsuRAru.
COMPANY,
Re-insured by the
citizens Mutual Insurance COMPANY Stonsuan
insurance Company, Mobile Mutual Insaraaeo
COMPANY, Washington Fire and Marine Insu1.
ance Company, Of Mobile, Ala
FIRE. RIVER ~Arxr
Risks takan at the Lowest Tariff Rates bv
L. ". BAQUIE Agsn4
o2o 2n No IL Carondelst stx,sA
st. James Hotel.
Now Orleans
T. T. RIVERS Co.---...-......P 1oprisAun
Is new Open to the Public.
With Few Furniture and Carpets throughout Hvsy
Comfort extended to Grasts.
ALL FOR TWO DOLLARS AND HALF
d~3 II PER DAY.