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The North-Carolina standard., 1844-12-18

Iron Kettles Hooks aud Hinges, Braisers. and SI
Copper, Cast Steel Iron Wire, Rvets Ears Hand
&C: Sc For szaf very leIv prices '''1''
s N b 500 doz low priced xhoyels and Spades
Liberal advances made onsalI consi isnmca,:.
S Sept IS, iSf4 5lGl%
Ia TE ARRIVALS OF
.NEzFg
WINTER GOODS
lffetlfisnlens Furnishing Esta5Iidmect
f4 QEEoALE AND RETAIL
) o III n NJ Iss4 gy9Es. & JONES,
lol6 WILLIAM STREET.
Corner of John ssrreet,) NEW YORK
p bE1SPECTFULLY announce that they have NAL,
"a such hextensiY We arrangements for then Fail Trad,
that they are enabled To plesent greater ndncemva
than eytt To merchants visiting thtS market The es
season Fore purchase of Goods, their stock mainly
OF their.own Importation or yffqHntacfsire.
gRAVATSAND SCARFS
4 Planand figured Black Satin, Arnures, Corded, Ban
,thea Fancy anei Colored Satins Of entire plIra,
SILK and Mgair, figured aud plain; Plain Black i@a
and Corded Erayatss sizes and qualities.
HOSIERY.
Six Nferito, Angola, Woolen and Cotton H@Pn
Half Hose.
GLOVES.
Merno: Cashmere, NooIeb, Berlin and Caaas
SUSPENDERS.
s Silk and Cotton Cum Elastic, with Buck Silk add
Linens Ends Cotton Knit. Buck aud Morrocco with
Elastic Ends $50 feH Entire new Styles olUur oas
I fManuactrrc.
DER:SIlIRTS.AND DRAWERS,
Merino, Lamb s Wool, Angola, Saxony, Cotton, S'~
ker. tand Flannel, &c (Aianuiacture all qoall'
of SIX Shifts md Dfawers). Silk CT aIl qualities o@
own IinfortatienteIo those OF our oNn manuiacEf
We oufd call attention as being s"m'I1";
ta1aits Tgr,aEa
Iadiesss ST liz and f1erina UndrrYests.
POCKET Il.ANDKERCHlEFS
Twill led and Plaln Spilaifle British and India C@
She Pongees, Printed Corded and Dalnask, LnenCa1
efic, Z AN ~ and 2 fsf;sdr .Ss'apo IS.
Men and eIeirss's, Glotir, Velvet (i"i !
IS illglz assd duslI ss
70 GKSt
ssfn,sE 2flretl and ? lain 5ns Corded SILK MG-'t
ltiii Bow Plated CFayat. and ofv'1 LIS
IlssflsN eofEaTs.
lnsfe oillsl ssion, stitched, Plain and c"Ti'
ali lsiitieif aiia With Cotton 2 sssis.
sGa lsA Dos QflS.
itelled Plail,s and all qualities, with Wa
end nasgoss atss l,,s.g.Ss
Al vii and Without Collars latest 5!'
s itiinaf Co ofa great saiir y of qualities
9 Gololeti fetlctl and q her aInsliii.
OILED SILKS.
White, Iaids aud 'aItcy Coiofss ofvarous w:dA
and ssaf mol o adhere insans ssclmatc.
Stfk Pltsses, aa5rezlas Dressing Gosrns, CAP oda
Stock q ff11as,tg, Siisptaldee Buckles, Gaon Eo'@
.IFe95. dlk.qltalitiess ~.
with every ariic1c that is wanted in the Gsf
temell s ufnishng Lines which they engage to Sc"
as faVafaKle FERNS az any other establishment.
e'aps, Stocks, LINEN and Muslin, and SILK S@E'
made % eFdeTs ~ aesalesaiid Retail
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-12-18
900 D OF.
Ortl
DIR GOO s
81 n
Is. SH
G 70 q z ER

Ca0HSeqlt ttlisse;S tasetts esfkS
other sSIzOHE ~ flsis place 8
2o8pisces bleachedand unbleaehed DOmest ozna
hurgs, &c
166r 4s Calicoes assorted
6 dozen muskrat and other Caps 3 q
40 peices white, red aud yellow Fla mel
< 10 Linsey assorted
HEAVY Pilot and Beaver Cloth, Sa;tinet Broadc 10Th,
Bobbfnet, Edsing, Jacone Check GaInhTie,
irish Linen Diaper,w black vel
veteen, readysmade cothiBg, Drown
Holland, &c
Plates and Dishes cups and ssucerss basins, &c
We have observed that there are now too raany Dry
Goods stores fand ifncreasing) he all OF them
ssenIa. determined 10 overflow county with
an immense quantity Of the very Cheapest ey-
had laccording to their adyertiseme ens one
another with those bargains continually.
We, not wishing longer TO JoinIn such a hunt snali
dispose of all the above on hand, at Tor cash ana
against the-nohs
ouratention infuture WILDE devoted xclusiEely 10
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-12-18
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23
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German AlInanacs!

large supply OF German Amauacs for sale at the ONCE OF
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This Almanac printed in The German language IL 'he
usual style and sizs Of German Almanacs, and contains
addition the usual variety 81 reading matter, articles o
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23
Amelia Norman and the r. M. r.. S

Amelia Norman and the F. NJ. X. S.
To the Editor Of The Tribune;
Observing in your paper of Saturday short
paragraph in relation to the case of Amelia Nor
man, conveying, what has been deemed an indi-
rect censure CT the Moral Reform Society, the
impression that ''none'' cf them were in the
court room during the late triai-we beg leave to
state that, although they felt that the credit
awarded them by the Press in the early part of
the week was not their DUE (they knew not
whence it came,) yet they have been i'll no wise
unconcerned spectators of this painfully interest
ing case They have watched it with deep soil
citude from It's commencement to ITS close, and
those of them who doubtless unknown to your
informant were in the Courtroom on Friday,
land had also visited the prisoner in her cell,)
would be happy, if through your columns, they
might tender public expression of thanks, IN
behalf of their associates to Messrs. Graham
and Morrell, not only for the humanity and bene-
Violence displayed in relation to the accused, but
for their noble and soul-moving vindicatlon of
the great principles Of truth and righteousness.
We hail with Joy the change in public sentl-
ment, so manifest on this occasion, and rejoice
in the God Of purity, that lie has called out, IN
connection with this case, ''honorable women,'
strangers to the Moral Reform Society, most
worthy the privilege Of performing the humane
Offices they have so generously assumed
1t should he borne in mind, that there are thou
sands in this community, us wronged and wretch
ed, and, perhaps, not more guilty, than was Ame-
liza Norman previous to the day of her arrest and
mprisonmeut-and thousands more preparing to
fill their places, if not preoensed by timely efforts
and any amount of work in the cause, to be
done by those ready to do twill you permit
us, Mr.. Editor, to inquire through your widely
circulated Journal, if those whose sympathics
have been so deeply enlisted in the recent trial,
will not have the goodness before their interest
abates. to call at the Advocate Office, SO Park
Row, and sign the petition, soon to be sent to
the Legislature asking for law to protect rT-
tue and punish prerent vice.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

u WALKS OF USEFULNESS; or, Reminis-
cences Of Mrs. Margaret Pror--a l2mo. of 324
pages-has reached It's second edition. 1t is
moving account Of the self.denying efforts of a
woman who served God and Man in our City as
a Missionary in the cause of Moral Reform. We
rejoice that it is generally circulated.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

-Junius Tracts.-Notiee 10 Gs'nl1n and fTs''ea .a
pPs Of 2Sa5st appeson for lxsT5 Ger. TO
Ersneh papers IS hereby given that on april,
INST pad the publishers The Tracts authorizes
save 10 the publishers OF any German or Ffsnch pa
" Tinted States 10 translate and publish IN the COZ,
nmns such parts the Junius Tracts as they may
lay before their readers rs sucient 10 say s '''
is ,-escnbed by the statute ~ N.
Wig pspers are requested to publish this notice Tor tf III
formation of all concerned p.Tu
Ne.o- York, Jan. 10, 1914. GREELEY < Mc FL IN ~
r. The WING Almanac, for 1874, diIl,ns my IS
,..,rsI from our Agents j. q. SrEEI. Co. Ssw-ot.sas
ID WILlI,M g. MOORE s Co. Cincinnati ffice - P'
dozen.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23
1ttsrarp Notices.

U The CvlrvAroR, edited by Willis Gay
lord and Luther Tucker has been wisely changed
from the quarto to the octave form, retaining all
It's old ezcellenccs Mr.. Gaylord is practical
scientific farmer, and one of the best writers in
the Country; Mr.. Tucker has had great expe-
renee IN Agricultural publications. We don't
care whether man takes this paper or the
American Agnculturist-each IS good, and
worth twice It's cost-but the farmer who takes
no work of the kind fishes for poor crops, empty
granarles, and emptier pockets, and will be pretty
certain to catch them. The Cultivator is pub
hshed by NJ. H. Newman, l99 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

o. DANGER AND DuIY: or a Few Words on
Popery, Puseyisn and the Present State OF the
Times; Rev. RICHARD M,REs-Frst American
from the Ninth London Edition" has Just been
published by John o. Taylor 4 Co. li5 Nassau
Straot
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

IRON CANAL BoATs.-We are pleased to learn
that our enterprlsng builders areabout com
mencine the construction of iron canal boats
Some $4,000 lbs of iron arrived by railroad, IN
this city. day or two ago for Mr. Seth c. Jones,
the well known oat-builder who intends imme-
datcy to commence building an iron boat,
which will weigh, when DONE about Is or ~
tons. and be Of Sufficient capacity to cary o0O
barrels of flour An ordinary wooden boat weighs
about 80 tons, and seldom carries over 300 bbIs.
The iron Is Of Pennsylvania manufacture, and IS
ahout q fourth Of an inch thick. Il came IN
plates or feet long and 2 feet wide &och. Dem.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

@ "A Lecture on the Haytien Revolutions
with Sketch of the Character OF Toussaint
LOuverture. By ]. M'CuNE SMITH, NJ. D." has
been sent US.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

Hchltn, Euief1 anu tOIHIUTI-I 1Ie OL1
hacn Hou.e So Barcaystf-s Newly Ok proes
10 stopping fw days weeks rhe CITY suct "a
are rarely offered 1t Is eigbiy located clean and arr
n4da,s viciaiey Of the principal steamboat landings t7
partn4uts and whI- lt' table supplied
win re ost Vegetables and Fruits that h. pocuIsd
cluding entirely Animal Food and snnlanls Of al kiIds
Charges nVdefats, aud every or, made render soaT4er,
confortao-. Shower Bah. free. ReuemS-r, % barclay
,-saf iy25 #
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

u THE Homeopathic EXAMINER, Vol. III.
Nos 3, IL, has Just been issued by William Rodde,
322 Broadway. 1t contains seventeen articles,
illustrating and advocating the Homeopathic
practice OF tmedicne, and is very fairly printed on
excellent paper
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23
WHOLE NO. s69.
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
sl-SSSSg hAhNDr-N ~ "
lafSs5f, tINhavs made such arrangements &

SI-SsSG HARNDtN y CO .xsA
INTsIE sehaye made such s5Esassnsa:s @ s "a
SE-=zES-ow ardns interests that ihey are-s[SS-H
prepared TO send passengers from Boston and all
Sprnss Avon sp5ipSs, tues, ROM Syrcn:e Osweso
Mon;szama Rocesyer Lockport. Bpale kEe, Pa clere-
H, trot Michigan: Racas and SwaaIe Wisconsin Teri
tory; Chicago and Gliena Illinois, Michigan City Indiana
In c,nada West, Kingston Coburs Fort Hore Toronto
or York, Hamilton, and ;he London District.
Via Troy to Whitehall and utsrmedate 7aces Bums
0s W aa Gs afa s sqsGi 6sS cmenna
Louisville and all rorts the Ohio River Lous Mo-
via Baltimore BY Cumberland Railroad, TO Wheeling and
To fottsyilIs, Maueh Chunk and Eas,on Pa. To Bns-
rah Geo: Mobile Aa New Oreass and TO or from The m
ernedlae aces, and from The ports OF Boston and New
Their arrangements rs general and extensive and Designed 10
protect the travelling pubic from fraud and
In will higher prices b. charged for passengers on auy
route by Any Of conveyance Than would b charged
;h OF the respective routes by The piope-
We ntend that all passengers, who contract with shall
thereby save time trouble and esise We have 4p-nsd OF
Liverpool, London Cork, GLASGOW. Hevre, Antwerp Brr
men, H,mburSh, Nsw-YoGk PharePhit, CharltStom New
Orleans Boston, Albany roy Syracuse, oNws&9 buhio
Montreal and other principal ports turop and America
with Instructions Agents 20 give every possible care
aud attendance 10 PASSENGERS "ha have Ad S-
PANS oreSpensH promoting their comfort convenience
PtRTriES OF PLEASURE AND lNVAiInS
10 Saraosa Springs sharon Spngs 'vou SpEinxs. or Ma
g,ra lis wl have At their mrend 1Perieuced ana gen
tlemanly agets without any additional charge and d great
saving OF expense.
BUSINESS MEN
viii find their operations facilitated bv this 'aToron az.
rl:gsmeut.
IMMIGRANTS
We shaji be The mems OF SWING vast sums OF
monry rhs casS Travellers aud determined 20 send
them ihef destination better safer aud much chcsper nan
has been the Oinre or o thS arrangement,
as!nilar Welave employ Agents who Ie7k The
different ilnsuages aud who viii give = this much wronged
class OF passengers Al the advice, niormatcn assistance ana
protection IN their power.
Persons sending for te friends the 0l Coaurv witl
lind tt much 70 their advantage u calf upon our Agents
REAIlTrANCES
For the accommodation Of persons wishing 70 send money
re- tleir friends tho Old County HitNDs.N Y co win
give Drafts Part OF England Ireland Scotland pay
able AT sight t e5 E2O, Ets0 any amount
suit the purchaser
OFFICES
Boston Office. No 100 State-strest
Providence 4" Union Buildings.
New-York :" No. Wall-strsst.
Philadelphia " No. 50 Chesnutstrest
Albany e No. II EYchMge Building
Troy No $50 River.street.
Euilalo -.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

n ar2~1, .FOR ALBANY-By the steamboat
rl-1SsatSS--rl EUREKA and Housatonic and Western
SsEEEEE:L Railroad, Fare throus sh, Five Dollars
Passengers 10 Albany Will find for their advantage to
cure tickets at the office of fHARNDEN& Co all 81. as
our agents NewYo ok and Albany will hestow extra care
dona charge Our arrangements such that faSs:gers
going beyond Albany be through at our ohce IN
way that will save them much time trouble and expense.
t2aw HARNDEN s co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

This is beautiful, moving and eloquent ap-
peal in behalf of religion, by one Of its most dis
tingulshed and gifted ministers. 1t may be
read in an hour, but will not be as readily for
gotten. We commend it cordially to universal
attention
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

NOTICE.
r Our outdoor Agents. who will be at the landing OF
the different Steamboats, Railroad Cars and Steamships are
TO be distinguished and known sy their badge upon their hats
ard their orderly and quiet behavior Passengers by leaving
their names at the Hotels or our Office will be called for By
nur AGENTS. d22 Paw # HaRNDEN y "
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23
TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,
go. Spruce street, (Eribune Nmtldingt.l
JOBS OF ALL KINDS EXECUTED WITH
CAPE AND PUNCTUALITY on THE
MOST REASONABLE TERMS.


!, nroia bic DaIy and Weekly Newspaper osmeut IN
Western offered for sale The clrsglauTn terms
Materials practical printer eta,or OF es -
would find il their Interest 10 this d2I Ina
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23
- Health, Quiet, and ComGort-The 6

F" Sylvania Assoctatton.-Omce No q
pinE st third story. Open from Y a. n lnformao1
cbosrfuiIv The Consrtu given. JYl0u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23
ga.~7 TO MONTRt,A A l. "A. w
ssSsisSssScSES HYDE s. CO.'S ENPRESS LINE OF

-/Iga,.~y- TO VI Q n I h 4 d ~. W.
4sssastitsSs5Sss,cSS HYDE s. CO.'S EXPRESS LINE OF
ASGE@@Gs SIX HORSE POST COACHES, ;or
Burlington aud MorueaI, and all Parts Of Vermont and New,
Hamrshire via Salem Casteton, Middle bury and Ns.ennes
to Burlington leaves the Office Of iiARNDEN co. the
south East of ESshgss B"dS Al Ab1ay am az
street at O'Clock A. NJ DAILY (Srndsys excepted THIS
line with daily ne Of Stages at C1mSdfe' =:
Rutland VT with Stages for Woodstock, Hanover and
ayethi also with Stages Tor stockbrdse Royaton and
Monpeer W., aud all parts of the State oi Maine. For
passage or sny information, apply at The office OF
HARNDEN * co. No. 3 Wal.st Ne%,S oIk
" B-rickets VII be furnished 1t the office OF HAHN,
DEN SEQ passage by the steamboat EU ltEkA, and
h4 Hous atomic and Western Railroads TO Albany SO that
;sengers may pay their fare through from TO
Montreal or the intermediate Ilaces. Jal zaW
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23
DOCE. AOUSENHAN'S
GERMAN COUGH DROPS.

DREPAHED and sold wholesale by JOHN j.
DAVIS city Of HUDSON Columbia county, n. Y; and
foc sal. in this city 4 wholesale and retail by
JAMES s. AspINwALL,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

INVITATIONS TO TRUE H,PPINsss AND MOTIVES FOR BE
COMING CHRISTIAN. hy JoEL PARKER, u. u, -ha5-
per aud Brothers.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

DRESS BOARDS-Wanted, gross or two OF
secondhand PRESS BOARDS, large enough for .hee,
% by 81 inches. II considerably will Apply
AT it9 + nltnn-St 2d floor. daft
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

NOU WHO USE SARSAPARILLA-Try
1oness Extract of Sarsapara Candy; It's excellent.
package for 81 thu sign of the American Eagle. SO
Chatham Sf ~ K or i39 Fulton and 5ii Atlantic Brook
yn, do I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

SEVENTH WARD BANK, New-York, Dec. 29lh. lsis
nIFlDEND.-Thc President and Directors have
~ this day declared dividend of 7tco and One Hay(2)
of the profits the last months, payable
and after the ad January, 1914. By order Of the Boald.
d2) I'm A. :. FRASER, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

COLORING OR DYING HAlR.-WHIIE,
~ RED or GREY HAIR changed 70 aais i So cents
or 81 bottle a, The sign OF American Eagle. 81
s:eet New.York or lss Fulton, or 3is Auah 400 II,
Brooklyn Wv 100
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

For the accommodation Of persons wishing 70 send money
their TRENDS in tho Old County; HAtNDE.N co. win
Drafts Fart OF Eng land Ireland OF Scotland, pay
able at sight Of t e5 E2O, Es0 any
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23
DEElCl.S

OFFICES.
Boston Office, No. 120 St,te-street.
Providence Union Buildings.
New-York No 3 Wall-strsst.
Philadelphia :" No. 50 Chesnut.strest.
Albany No II EYchMse Building.
Troy No. $50 River.street.
cuS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23
THE 7 r I B y n E
Gllmpscs of Europe.

VIII By A TRAVELLING NEWCOMER
Foreign Correspondence Of The Tribune.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

\ RARE CHANCE.-The subscriber hs;ng
: \ ahoa, retire the coantry NOW a. -, -
g s2es OF Diy Goods tosesaef with I've Yeas lease
Any person wishing embark in the bpsins "nt
do well 10 csl! AT 2S BoweEy. POSSESSION Immediately
us lN' HENRY HART
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

Particular attenton Will b. pa, the transportation
rN"rY Of small and valuable Parcels Nrith the regn
y and despatch, cases large parcels Sc despatched daily
before NJ Small parcels wilt be received untli past
NSn e HARNOEN Y 60.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

! PHILADELPHIA EMPRESS -Messrs. HARM
DtN 60 IN connection with their Boston mud Prov.
@Atr Lines vi rNrsSS aud European Agencies run twe
div Lines Of tNpress Philadelphia. competing with
pptmoG 2ni Washington and all the important lines the
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23
asaas.,isaasas

uian rs e9ok-undelstsrJs ,r;,s,r rreII.nr v.,h,
and 'r9aeI Apply q Watts s7rgs M, tioor Good refer
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

fSAGS.-Wfite and coIored Cotton Waste and
IL Bale Rope wanted In any quantity for cash. a, maps
fsetu!srs' rric-s, by GAONT 81 DERRICksOS,
llulO 6m $50 Sonth.strret. near Peck slip
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

~ proved Manifold Letter Writer-Ths article produces
Letter and Dupcats the hout the use pen
ihke the resemblance so that scarcely BE-
detected,
Park would refer his friends and the pr bic generally
10 the Newly ok pss which with praise AZ the vast
Improvement he has made In the above artic and invites
hand and convince themselves OF the utility and chapneSs
the above article which he sells 30 cheaper than
ne bought elsewhere at his Stationery and Patent Blank
Book and Bank Ledger Depot, 81 John street. doors below
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

New ORLEANS PACKAGE, EXPRESS
- .thr9uTh IN from 10 10 IS Days..!-ADAMS * CO
fn m9aEs * prepared 10 receive and forward trweekly
'Hkag Tor New dre.h by the central route IN IN. sbsv
g'rcTden Ims For further information peass apply 81
" B. Packages for all the intermediate cIrie, will be de-
slNrFrh III mach IssS time than by any other lue d5u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

"a ECONOMY AND FASHlON-Th subscri-
a be-" has reduced his superior MoesLn Hats ON
" ur bodies the lowp0ce Of 81 % The aooy~
are an elegant Dress Hat and viii compare adyantageousy
III hats sold al 81 80 aad So Also Constantly manu- acqr
D and silk of the best quality latest patterns, and AT the
lowest city pnces
N g. CsuntrY dealers supplied by the case as low mot
iowtt than any 0tDe. house in thus ci,y
J. W. KELLOGG, 1872 Canal street.
~ 3m. corner of I so,npsO On. street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23

,orrr TO cHAMoUNIx. EXCURSION ACROSS THE MER-
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-27
UOLYDAY PRESENTS.

tloL LA 1 hCOEIN 1 >.
AE RS. II. A. NICK EttSON respectfully calls
IV@ the attention Of her numerous customers, to the
extensive and elegant assortment OF French and Ger
man FANCY ARTICLES, together with the largest
variety ofTOYSto be found in any establishment
IN this city, all of which she is determined TO sell at
the lowest prices for cash. Among this choice cnec-
ton ill he found WAX DOLLS with moving eyes,
also Kid Bodies with Heads TO suit-Fancy BOXES,
and the greatest variety of every thing and fanci
full can be had at this Emporium of Holyday Presents.
d23-lw Apt No So NORTH HOWARD ST.
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Entrance through the Store OF Mr.J II Miller
NIB. Old Paintings handsomely cleaned and re
paired nlS-6m