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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09

STEAMBOAT BURNT.-We learn from III,
Louisville Journal that the steamboat Pennsy lvaniv
was destroyed by fire at Paducah on the night O
the 2lst April. She had valuable cargo for Tus-
cumbla, Florence d knoxville, * $50, 900 in specie
Tor the Decatur Bank. When the steamboat Nor
folk (Which was ascending the ryeD arrived at the
scene OF cop2.l alton exerions were making to GET
the specie from the wreck and about SIC, 400 had
been recovered. The portion recovered, however,
was IN very damaged condition, having been par
TALLY melted. The hold filled and the p. sunk
while the Norfolk lay there, aud in all probability,
nothing mole will be recovered. The cargo and
specie was insured, and there was an insurance of
10000 on the boat. No lives lost. The fire orisi
mated IN The hold--cause unknown.
ANOTHER STEAMBOAT BURNT.-We
learn from the Louisville Journal of the 9Th ult.
mat the steamboat Glasgow, a few days before on
her passage from Louisville to ST. LOUIS, took fire
on the Mississippi few miles above the mouth OF
Tue ONO, aud was consumed. The boat and cargo
were total loss. Two persons persisted in the
flames.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09

The Editor ofhc .Salisbury IN. ca Vaichman
escaped narrowly with his life a few days since He
was about to descend well in his yard just after
had been repaired 10 examine whether The work was
well done and when about six feet from the wndlass
tue cham broke and he and The bucket were pieeip
'aed to the bottom, distance of some thirly feet
with but !ittle injury How fortunate it was that he
dld not kick the bucket" But the author of
Cousin Sally Dlllard must be destined for nobler
end. Com,1er
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09
MILroSvILLE. Ohio, Anil 10Th.

DREADFUL MuRDERs.-Wc have had two cases
OF deliberate, mul murders, in tins vicinity, within
the past two weeks and both of them were husbands
murdered by their wircs. The first was that of
John movies, late merchant Of Penysburg, by
ms wife Eleanor. They had been married less than
year ! he was an old bacheIor-she was a Young
grl-both, believe members OF the Baptist Church,
lie was poisoned by arsenic. Probable cause such
as might be suspected from the rel atiye age and
circumstances OF the partes-he rich, she poor );
he otd, she young. An unflshed letter. written by
her before her exhibits degree of deprayity
almost ncledi5le-mentioning, among other things
that she and a certain young man had contryed TO
meet regularly, undiscovered, though not sus-
pected by her husband
The other case of Mr.. Simmons. He was
put out OF the way in summary manner by a
single blow from broad axe, in The hands of his
vile, directed, as he lay sleeping in bed to his
throat but passing through his mouth in its way
thither lis wife expresses remoise at the ACT,
assigning, as the reason that he would no, 90 back
to Maryland as she wished, let her go, and that
she would not live here wi h HIM at any rate She
mad a lew weeks since attempted to run away, but
was pursued and brought back by her husband, he
being compelled to lie her before he could succee ed
IN getting her home. Since then, she saws she has
been determined to make way with him. and had
secreted straw cutting knife behind the bed for that
purpose but fearing that she should not ma Ike sure
work with that, she concluded to employ the instru-
ment she did. They had family Of children, one
OF whom, young woman, ran to her fathers assis-
rance, but finding the wound fatal, wrested the axe
from her mother, and 10 her ghbos and gave
the alarm.
Both the women are in the Perrysbug jail, to a.
wait their trial
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09
FOURTEEN PERSONS BLOWN UP!

The Hagersrown Torch-light of the Cd instant
says, in postcript--" We stop the press to say
that we have just been informed by "a passenger in
the Western Stage, that Rush's store, in Hancock,
tMaryland) blown up last night, and fourteen
persons who were in the store killed or dreadlully
wounded. 1t is said that two open kegs Of powder
had been left standing by the counter. into one of
which the stuff of candle was accidentally thrown.
We have not heard any of the names of the I'M
fortunate inmates of the at the time Of the
plosion."
:" p. S. We have just seen letter Of this morn
ing's date which says " il is thought three four
will de"-so that we presume none were Instantly
killed."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09
Ertrack oT a letter dated

VI
Last evening. about o'clock, we were suddenly
alarmed by tremendous explosion that shook the
whole building terribly, and soon we ascertalned that
Daniel Rush's store had been blown TO atoms. The
old part is completely demolished and The new part,
which has just been fitted up fora dwelling. is so
shattered that it Will doubtless have 10 be taken down
L.. ..cods are so mpcs. damaged y, ; , vavi ana
ditt, that they will scarcely bring more Than one
fourth Of their value but all this is nothing, when
compared to the human suffering that has resulted
from the explosion. There were fourteen persons
in the building at the time, six of whom are dan
gerously wounded-some with legs, others with arms
broken, and all with their faces scaiiied in a shock
ing n,anner,-Daniel Rush and two Journeymen
shoemakers are not expected TO live. Three OF
Daniels children 1re among those seriously njured,
but the youngest child miraculously escaped unhur.
Ii in the cradle, and those who first arrived the
scene of ruin and distress, It's lile hand above
the rubbish, aud on removing the fallen timber, they
found that the cradle had preserved the child from
being crushed to death. Mrs. Rush, Daniels father
and mother Ohm Craig, Murphy Pool, Mr.. KmgsIy
and son, are all more or less njured.-Lvery body
seems To be in state Of gloomy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
der, curiosity and astonishment preya-numberes IS
conjectures as to the cause of the explosion a.
1oat, but nothing definite in relation thereto be
obaIned for those who were IN the store when the
unfortunate event took place. are too much injured
10 say any thing about it.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09

SOUTHEY THE ET--The New York A
merican says that Soushey, the poet, historian, and
philosopher. is about to be married again, IN his old
age. The lady is some thirty years his junior, and
is Miss Caroline Bowles, well known in the literary
uu,,,, nd The writer Of some sweet poetry and some
very fine prose.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09

MI Macon has been prosecuted at New Orleans
iof oe'ng concerned IN secret gaming establishment
in that cny and found gully. His sentence has
not been pronounced, but the law fixes the fine At
from one to five thousand dollars. A similar prose.
cutlon is about 10 be commenced by The attorney
general asa'ns' gentleman who stands high in the
political world
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09

The Louisianan states that the French steam
irigate Meteore was TO leave New Orleans on the
26h and adds
Itlssupposed she will proceed 10 Galveston, in Tex
as, there TO join the French fleet under admiral Bau
din who 1t Is reported, is charged with diplomatic
mission to the Texan government. This rumor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09
DDuESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

Deopis Prieur. to be Collector al New Orleans
6e, the .,0lh Of June next, IN the place of j. w.
Bfeedloye resigned. to take effect that day.
Ffaneis ). Beauic, collector Of the Customs a,
ST Marks. Florida, vice Amrose Crane, removed.
George K. Girult, Register Of the Land Office at
chocehuna. Mississippi vice William Van Nor
man, resigned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09
ANAMER1CAN CANDIDATE IN PARE

AN AMERICAN CANDIDATE IN PARIS.
According TO "A Paris letter, recently published in
the NJ Y American, MIR. Wheaton, American
Minister for Prussia, was a candidate for vacant
place of CORES spending member OF the French AGA
DENY of Moral aud Political Science. The cleo lion
has been held and he received two votes. Pro-
lessor of Law at AK was elected by eleven votes
lii probable that Mr.. Wheatons quality of Amer
lean proved the man obstacle TO his success
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09

young man named John d. Burns, aged ,wen-
iy-two, employed clerk at Union Mo- com
United suicide the 18th ult by shooting himself
through the head with pistol. Before doing so he
dressed himself IN The clothes in which he wished
to be buried. The motive assigned was unrequit-
ed love.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09

EMlGRANTS.-It Is stated in the New York
Post that all tie tavre packets coming out full
OF passengers, mostly German agicuturists of the
best class. The new ship Iowa, OF Bolton Fox and
L'vIngstons line, has four hundred persons Of this
class, all bound for Illinois and Michigan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09

The amount of tolls collected on the Pennsyva.
nla Canals and Rail Roads. in four weeks ending on
the I'm inst. was Sl44,607 II; an increase of
s3'5o2 90, Cvei the corresponding period OF last
year.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09

humiliation of The United states.-The ST. Johns
Chronicle, speaking of war between Great Bri-
tam and the United States, says, 3 We nothing
10 prevent The total aonih'laiion, by Great Britain Of
the U, States, as d nation :"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09
DIRECTORS.

Dadvid r. Edey, Elijah Fletcher
John Hollins. Maurice Langhorne,
Samuel McCorkfe, Thomas Ferguson,
Jesse Hare Maurice II. Garland,
Samuel Garland, Chas. l.. Mosby,
Jno. NJ. Warwick Saml. Pondexter,
S. Ii. Davis, Chas. W. Christian,
Jas l.. Clay,er Geo d. Davis.
Jas w. Morgan, David w Burton,
John Early, John ID. Patterson.
JOHN G. MEM, President,
NJ. w. DAVENPORT, Secretary.
JOHN w. YOUNG, Treasure.
GEO. w. TURNER, CASHIER.
Jan 81 WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09
Il " ii r. N n "

ALSO first tate article ofTanners' Oil, by the
""ie' or retail, all of which | will sell on liberal
CASWELL POE. 3
,,.;..i VIII give cash or Leather Tor g,een and
Baik f'''"''e ~,'o Eoius OF
April II ~,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09

,,papy TO the lakes Of the distant Wes' Inc voice
Of Tree people rends the skies with as lnunoe',
and over all our vast continent peals form 'he "s'e
Of the statesman OF keotueky. ,,rrs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09

,.o,,d .s.m,o be eor.obora,ed by the fact thai tle
Abbe .uduze. chaplain OF the fleet, has aises's
n,oeeeded to Texas on business Of the French go
yeromenr II isprobable that the admiral VIII olpe'
hi, ships TO Pensacola while he pays v''t 10 NEW
Orleans winch may tahe place next mop'h'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09

The Secretary Of War has forbidden the sale Of
ardent spirits to the Indians on the Frontier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09
Valuable Land for sale.

TU OF WIIIlN M VOL SCI N CTONtI OF UTeT efasso9
and The whole IN high state OF Improvement; from
TO & tons OF plaster having been sown for several
yesfs past aud with as beneficial cfl,cs as on any
Lands in Virginia, with about 200 acres first rate
Tobacco Land TO clear now, elegantly timbercj, &c
OF 20 acres OF winch are well enclosed aud lio we'll
The enclosures are good, mile or more Of which
near towG setected ON good rock worm foundations
from IL 10 Fl inches high with a good rail fence
thereon. There are over $50 grated Apple Trees
of 1rsttate Winter Apples and Others, aud some Of
The best Mind. The buildings an overseers and
negro Houses all with good brick Chimneys all ne
ccssaIN BuIl LIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-09
Removal.

HAVE MOVED IN THE BRICK TENE
MEM, on Market Street between the
tMarhet and Scale Housc,)
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04
ITO daily puff all care away.
lust suok a light Sesar 10

TINE BEST and most extensive assortment Of SEGARs In
this city Is be found At SEIXAS' old stand II Cedar
street. where constant supply the NEST approved brands
always be met with The arrangements which scixas has
tons the manufactures by csnpetent and
renced judges and he prepared at all times to furnish the
public with Segars Of exquisite aaver and quality eher al
Wholesale or retail.
Among other avorite brands he has now hand large
supply Of Norreago Regaa from the manutac
tory very superior brand and exquisite
v.r La Norma abuca Congress and CaIador with many
others that cannot be comprised within the limits Of an adver
tisenent.
Strangers before purchasing elsewhere, would do well to call
al II Cedar street, where they may be assured Of obtaining
bat the genuine article.
To his old friends and custoer Sexa need only say that
he determined to maintain that superiority which bis esae
shment has acquired from the known excellence Of his stock
Of Scgars
In addition the above enumerated brands, he has also
supply or Cbana very superior and favorte segar and the
only imported for several Connoisseurs
should lose time they DESTROYS enjoying this luxury
nv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04
PATENT wTNDLHSs.
3 r. DIST t. A ID.

V THE Subcribers, Sole ProPrstors ana
prepared exccuc with dcpach all orders for their Un
Yvaed Patent Sweed Beam Wndas Bedstsads, which
almost universally used being the best article yet
understanding ease, convenience and durability.
The saekag, acted upon BY the wndass and sweed beam
made perfectly light and free from ali liability sagg st eav
ing elasticity the same which renders particularly easy
and simple in constructions the matter Of putting up and taking
down will be found Of but little oubn comparison with those
Of other construction whilst the precision with which the
component fitted, acts safeguard against the intro
dsction Of any kind Of vermn.
From the taken to render each Bedsead perfect their
qualities for durability will them purchasers
who invited TO call and examine large assortment
aand.
Also large assortment Of elegant Furnre Mattresses
Feather Beds &C. constantly on hand.
J.W 6 SOUTHACK, No. lo6 Broadway,
je16y Franklin Houss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04
IN PORT A nj It..

The Mnine QuostiOns-Rrcpar9snom for War
o. At this msment when perhaps On Ne eve Of :
War with England it becomes the duty one to enquire
how far this may personally himseli Is aselfev
dent fact that English
goods will be Of the Of such an event And
IN article will il be more heavily felt than Englsh
cloths st.srsors hardly .scs,s % point sst e Pocs
Of all and sundry providing themselves with sucent supply
Of clothing PHILIPS well known Cash Tailoring Establish
ment o6 William Of John street. presents an oPPoru
nifty Of obtaining first rate garment equal to any, and
passed BY in the city for materials make, and price
The astonishing patronage which this establishment has
reaced is sufficient indication Of public Judgment And the
proprietor having made such arrangements for the ensuing
will he hopes and merit continuance Of such
The system adopted alone peculiar to this estabshment
Purchases are made direct fro. .anuacture. IN England
hsr consequently reducing the price Of Inc article to such AZ
extent to enable him employ but FIRST rata workmea
whereas those differently situated compelled to employ m
srior workmen in consequence Of buying at second or hirt
hands, And those establishments which give long credits
result many unavoidable losses and obliged TO make
their cash customers suffer sufficient profits for running suel
risks.
The advertiser deems it unnecessary his part to give In
prices much practised too often deceptive HI
confidently relies trial. being suGcient TO merit
nuance Of the favors Of those who may give hin call
m18-3m 1'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 4. 1889.
COLTS
BOOK-K IL ID PIN e..

90 a PRACTICAL WORK UPON PLAN ENTIRE
LIZ NEW which srn NE bases on ne science
are oassed under Five Divisions dexte
the forms Of grammar and arnmec contains vocAbaas,
Of mercantile phrase Also, key explaining the M
practical would explain the same TO his pupil h
p6es the science that any young man o. Gen. English
teasher To which il added Directions the Learner and
Practical FERNS keeping books u extent and variety
Of commercial houses Habe Addresses NE nrst ever delivered
die 0mis&Ws D.APPLETON co, 2O6 Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04
oENTLEMEN's
GAIT OFF CLIO THING

Bevsssr. CASH, NJ
II. LEvETT, 14Dusne st., doors from william.
03- KNOWING there persons who make great pun
er advertisements for CAST on Clothing &c &C and who
in masy Do not give the fall value for the T.
win those gentlemen who may have s-ch articles ~
them and who may send for him. Of receiving the very utmost
value IN CASH for every article.
~ B.A line through the post Office or Otherwise 70 hs
above address. win meet with due stte.tion. mye6wT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

nANlEL SWEENEY, n Ana street. RETAINS his slnees'
~ thanks 10 his friends for the liberal urportthsy
have uniformly rendered him since Ne first opened his hsfeatory
and assures them that will We his constant csdcavo 70 mer
sonnuanes Of their appreciation. His table away Furnishes
with the beat the market affords and those who may hosor his
table with their presence may depend uPcn being served viii
cleanliness, civity and promrtiiade. iien
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04
= r~~ a sFARE REDUcED.r-"No MONO
" - Pa

= - a., F r5 TT EEDv CLDT-,NU MUNU
Nsspsyf and Provisenee.--Csbs passage one
doar-Deck City cents.-Ths steamer LEXINGTON, CAPT.
Vanderbilt will leave New York for Newport and Provi-
dence, Saturday. the 75h mat, Al O'Clock, NJ, frem
der No North Kyer Freight takes at cents per foot For
nrther information apply ON board.
The engine boilers AVID hull the above boat have psf
In complete order n, public may rest asrs dtAn ee
w be y~cre praccss II being entirely TO
lain her well established reputation for speed The regular
days for the Lexington New York viii be Wednesdays
and Saturdays until further notice. Al Bun
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04
, soUTHERE DAILY MAIL LINE for

k5S>axxr Norfolk, Charleston, 3. c. Petersburg and
----- Rchmcnd.--Tbe steamboats, ALABAMA
kbNIUCkf, and JEWEss all boats osreea and acconmo
auon VIII commence running daily the ar April between
BALTIMORE Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving the lower end o.
spears wharf every afternoon O'clock Immediately At
ter the arrival o. the from Philadelphia and will arrive
nsrt merng at Formouih in time for the for Whining
Son, and thence steamboats, 10 Charleston Returning will
Portsmouth every day after the from the South and
reach Baltimore nest morning in me for for Pha
depha.
These boats run in connection with she we'll known steam
packets Georgia and Sosth Carolina which leave Norfolk
every Saturday for Charleston giving travellers choice They
also connection with the James River Peters
burg and Richmond Strangers Informed (oid travellers
kpow) that this The cheapest and comfortable route
eosthcrn Travellers there changes from cars
boats and stages in the dead sf night, The washngtoa
ro~ The company therefore hope the travelling part Of the
community will patroniss them, IN giving equal facilities and
superior comfort.
Passage and fare 10 Norfolk, g. JOHN W. BROWN,
m26-n Agent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

TvOR sALErcasonabic, for cash. IN consequence Of the
IL present holder going wesioo fs shares Gree and clear
from "A. ae.sents % Electro Magnetic stock in the Rhode
Island Chartered Company This destired 10 he of the
Of the day, Of which any viii Ne convinced
who has seen the large achise IN operation No So
Gold up stairs Any wishing purchase will please
address G. H. upper os Office, scpddentialy my0plw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

- c. ~ PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY
Nuu{S, Landing at the usual landisgs.-The new and
commodious steamboat ROCHESTER, Cap
tain A. st. john will leave the steamboat pier foot Of Bar
clay street, Tuesday morning, jane 4h, al 7oclock
For freight passage, apply 10 CROOK F0WKEs, corr
Of West and Liberty streets; PETER G. SCHULTZ, at
the Office, or the Captain board
All goods, freight bank bls specie, any other kind OF
properly taken shipped board o this boat must be the
risk of the owners thereof my7s-7m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

IL OwERY COTTAGE, 2es Bowery.-The subscriber
- would respectfully Inform his friends and the public that
having taken the above establishment Formerly kept by ben
True and having improved recd and supplied his bar with
the choicest Of liquors and cigars hopes BY aduou attention
70 the comfort Of his guest merit liberal share OF patron
age EDWIN PARMkLL.
New York NAV 1Ath. 1899 myI5.lm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

A. FOR sALE--A Farm3n New Jersey, 90 miles from N.
W York. the pleasant villages OF Woodbridge and
A Perth Ambey. The Farm contains about Of excel
lent Land the buildings as rate and the Farm
would be sold cheap exchanged for city property For fur
Their particulars apply Messrs 81 GratacaP 81 Maiden
Lane or OF r. Benton, the premises. je33t*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04

assorpeat Of fine ahdlow priced Broadcloths, Habit
Cloths Cassimercs Asnasr STUFF vevet vestings, Trim
ng &C. &C. This Subscriber will offer the above at very
low prices for cash. order dispose Of his eare stock
August next he will then he obliged to from
his preseaf stand. m28-Sn ISAAC T. THAfER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-04


For chsapness and durability surpassed by any
u heretofore offered. They combine all the requisite
qualities Of the costly FOR color, ghness, dura
biy and luse at the reduced price Of So Their sales
are Tor cash. which necessity Of charging the good
for BY the bad. The public invited
10 examine their Hats al BROWN co.'s wholesale and
tail warehouse No lis Chatham Square, Of Mott st.
New York. my3l-sm'
JTOw TO BEAUTIFY THE CoMPLEXION.-wY-
Ill ETHs MILK OF ROSES-Ceebrated for the last 40
years in Europe America for soenDy and Identifying the
shin rendering ID smooth and delicate II most per-
feet luxury shaving washing &c positive cure
Cor pnrles suHburn erurtop freckes Ma Indeed
valuable that toilet dressing complete without
For sale wholesale and RETAIL BY A. B. ID. Sands, 100
Fulton, William ST. j. Syme 81 and $40 Bcwery;
H. Ring, GA Broadway; O. Lindsay, 30 Sixth Avenue; and
most druggists fancy stores, SC London and America
AK wysths Mia Of Roses, decidedly superior 70 any
n the world DsOsm
T OOKTNG GLAssEs,--The subscriber has hand
large and splendid of Gilt and Mahogany franz
ed Looking Glasses every sine and patterns which he offers
10 sell al wholesale or retail very low prices for cash.
Portraits and other pictures neatly and hy framed at his
Warehouse $40 Pearl street. few doors south Of franklin
square IHOMAs hOorEh
je1 In
- GOOD NEWS. Old Boss Richards Co. $40
Canal st. have opened their fashionable mammoth
Boot through 10 Greenwich st. with good
Greenwich door rem Canal well calculated FOR
ladies. misses and children Their asssriments and fashions
equaed and prices low 2ao Canal street, gs Of
largest Boot In the world. je1-ln.
A ~