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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02
CITY A FF AIR S 4.
FRIDAY.
Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
WILLIAM EvzRDELL, Esq President. in the Cha

WILLIAM EvERDELL, Esq President. in the Char.
Rep0ytS-Ofthe Committee on Roads and Canals,
fnvornbe allowance B. Warden for extra labor &c
building drain IN Avenue D.Adoped. Report othe Com.
mlttee Streets, favor OF appointing inspectors Of pave.
contract being made 600 for paving and
500 for fagsIng.-Adopted Report Of the COMMITTEE on
Roads and Cana IN favo! Of concurng with the Board of
Aldermen IN allowance for digging John LynchA-
dopted. The sane Us 10 John Qua.-Adopted.
From Board VI .9idevmer
The Report of the Special Committee in the case
Benz J. Pentz amended by substituting the OF
F. Wegand Inspector district,
ward for thai Of Be0 %. Welsh in place of said Pentz
Granting permission To J. w. Snsath 10 remove
the remains Of his father.-Concu.red in.
Referring the suit entered by VIM Coolsey to the
Finance Committee with power.-Concuued IN.
In iHvor OF placIhg the painting OF The abandon
o Hendrc Hudson (panted and presented by Mr.
B. Ledore) the gallery of the city Of New. Nork Con
cured H. Ordinance amending chapter 30, entitled ''O
Peace Ofcer.-Concuned in.
An ordinance for the establishment ofa Municipal
Police read, ard lade the speie order Of the day for
Thursday next.
Reyotut:on-By ilr. Johnson.--Ihat Warer-st.
between Fulton and Peck Sp repaired soon c, possible
-Reerr.d TO Committee on Streets.
The Communication OF HIS Honor the Mayor,
with s objections granting Union Place as site fo the
Washington Monument was taken up sad referred to the
Ine resolution from the Board OF Aldermen in fs-
OF 4 per foot of Third street was concuned in
j he Board then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02
Things in Philadelphia.


PRiLADELpHiA. Novesberl l-P
The CoSrEsr-Up TO the hour Of closing a p
NJ have never Witnessed more orderly day of
election, particularly when such important prire
ples are VI stake. There has been, far as Icoup
not the sl hiest breach oil the public peses
worth recording, except in the Third Ward, Sp6r,
GARDEN, where the Focos made desperate a.
,emnt +, heat of the Wings. Mr. Wm. kepe W.,
rouehly handled, aud an old man was knocked dow,
by blow from bludgeon in the hands OF ruiSsr.
The Wings, however, gained complete possession Oi
rhe Ground but loud threats are msds against ,h.r
Tonight. This occurred about II o'clock.
MuRpER IN THE EASTERN PEsIrrsrnRr-
About II O'Clock yesterday morine James CASTOR, 10.
%c,tmert of the Eastern Pcnenary murdered n te
mo-, shocking manner by insane prisoner named John Bill
man native of Wilmington, Lycomlns County, who
committed some II months for hor,e stealing
The prisoner ma king nose 10 MS Sel when lse sesp
approached HIM. order to luei him BEnan rushed OH
door but was prevented from coming out gentle push
the hand when he instantly sezed ooar struck te Cd rss
non the head who irl To the nOo 1he defa1seG co1rt
,en stompcd his victim death. tore of his clothing, p
on OF which he placed upo1 ms own petson anu rsn % I.
main gate OF the prison. wne'e "' "e''"''eu ce
part from the Clerk. ,yua -. c,l., -
confessed ALL and also acknowledged ha'ns murdered MS cs1
fthcr some wears SINCE The Coroner was sent iomalGT
pnnnelei-who rendered the following verdict nal ne r.
came Ia his death from blows inflicted by JchR BlH
wh,I he E,llmnn was IN state OF mental arrangement
SunpFN DkArH.-A youog gni named Mar
Ann Wmget, aged ahou, IS ded Yesterday moEpns % la
RrIIcIous.-ihe Presbyterian Synod Of Pcur.
sylyana New School, which has been IN session for s',,
dnys past adjourned sane DE las, eycnne large amount q
business was transacted. 4,
STocKs-There was slim atrendace at me Boar
and but iritng amount of business transacted S,s
IS advanced at the Second Board y. ~ ,n,,, .s,,,
First Bodrfsl0C0 Unte! States b, lSI5 loS, - ~
state IS, new annuals IS j Commercial Bk. Naicbe;s
50 Crard Bank, cash, ll5S. sos,
Second Rodrd.-S50O State IS, 5ds. 7%s.
SHIP NEws-4, r. ai.-Cieared hts dtferaooa-
Bark Yarmouth Matthews, New Orleans BIZ Ela.S ss
Increase Erricson Providence: Silvia l:tee ebe Nss
York North Carolina Ruth, de- Barge tiaILso"YTs, a''
irrtrei-Scam ship John 5 Mcklm, Moore from Hes
mond schrs II lngraham, liudgIns. from Ffcdetcnoufii
Gov Bennett Miller. from Washington. n c.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02
OId.Ea.,,ioned Democracy

While the Polk journals are parading the Reso-
lutions and Speeches Of Boston Federalists in "a
yor of Free Trade in the infancy of cur Protect
i've Policy, we ask that sone regard be paid to
the views of the time-honored Democracy Of
New. York Just about the time that the Boston
merchants and capitalists were passing the Free
Trade Resolutions SO delighted in bythe Evening
Post, News, Sc. the Tammany Society CT our
City unanimously passed the following Reso-
lutions:
Resolutions ofiae Society Of TGnanany, or Colam-
bs1n Order, passed October ii, 1919.
Resoired, That as friends TO our Country, We re-
commend TO our brethren OF the d'iieent soc!enes o
Tam,nany or Columbian Order, the necessity as
well az moral duty, TO our Country, ourselves, ana
poserty, of refraning from every species OF Seless
extrsyaeapce in our mode Of living especially ID
furniture, dress, the table, ostentassous equipage
and expensive amusements.
ResofceG That we will pIscouNrEsAScE THE
IMPORTATION AND USE IN OUR FAMILIES OF EVERY
spEcIEs or FOREIGN MANUFACTURE OR PSoDUc-
rIos WHICH CAN OR MAY BE REASONABLY susSri-
rurEp BY THE FABRICS Oh PRODUCTIONS OF THE
UNITED STATES.
Yiously recommend TO our brethren tnrousho9e ,ne
United States strict and rigid observance OF this
,-at ,oral duty in their families and social inter-
course.
Mechanics of New-York it is because We
CLAY men advocate this American Policy that
the French and other Foreign interests In our
City are now arrayed under the banner OF Polk
sadDalla, winyousuffar them topus US down !
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02
James G. Birney unmaskedp

We received yesterday Genesee Co. (Mich)
Democrat Extra, containing the affidavit Of MIR.
j. B. Garland enclosing letter from James u.
Bircey stating that he was going East to defeat
the election of Mr.. Clay, proclaiming himself a
'Jeffersonian Democrat, and continuing
''The Democracy of the country be vel satisfied that
am rendering them eectua service by advocating AD-
clifton principles than If were OPENLY "A DEMOCRAT.
There is much internal probability OF the verl-
ty of this letter, yet it appears at so questionable
time that we will not publish it, although we
have once before ordered it put in type. A re-
sponsible friend authorizes US to offer bet OF
500 that this letter is genaine production Of
James G. Birney, but SO long as there are doubts
about it we prefer to take the chance Of losing
Political advantage rather than thai Of uttering
forgery. BY Monday we shall pretty certainly
know the truth of the matter
TE- Fnerls all around again solicit from you the
earliest Elec on Returns We shall endeavor to redute the
favor kind any expense Send your returns directly TO
our office pos le and lose no time with them.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02
Morning Boats of,he 5,h Instant.

VIII not the proprietors OF the North River and
other Boass, which usually leave at A. NJ post
pone the time of their departure on the morning OF
the 5th until o'clock, and thus accommodate many
indvidua4s whose business requires them TO leave
the city on that morning, and Yet who wish TO depo-
site their vote 7 The polls by law can be open not
than Eve minutes before seven, making ii utter
ly impossible fer residents of the upper Wards 10
vote and reach the boats in time The benefits of
such 81 arrangement would be felt by all parties.
K.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02
Stand Mt the Polls!

Unless the Wings of this city resolve to-day to
suspend all business on Tuesday, and attend the
Polls throughout the day, our city will be over
whelmed by fraudulent votes We do not speak
at random-we knop that portion of our oppo-
Rents intend to take possession Of certain Polls
before sunrise, and hold them until they have
poured in what votes they do not choose to have
scrutinized 1t is idle to talk of the Police pre-.
venting this-it can only be defeated by the
great mass of the quiet and law-abiding citizens
assembling at the Polls of their several Districts
before the voting begins, and staying there, re-
leving each other at intervals until the votes are
counted. If we fail in this duty, the City will
be carried by storm and the judgment off legal
voters overwhelmed and reversed by the most fla
gitious means.
Wings of New.York City! there is at least
Three Thousand majority for Clay here, if you
all stand at the Polls through the day of Election
and keep out all Illegal Votes. But if you give
but an hour or two each to tho contest, and trust
the rest to a few faithful men, your challengers
and vote distributors will be swept from the Polls
like flies before eight o'clock, and an immense
fraudulen. vote polled. Will you suffer this
If not, you must go early to the Polls and stay
there.
Hundreds who never before voted with us will
do 90 now if they are not overawed and taken
possession of at the Polls. Your simple presence
there will make great difference even in the
legal vote.
The point of danger in the morning is at the
strong Loco-Foco Districts; in the evening a,
the Whig. If it is known when the Polls close
that the Wings hare carried the City, rush will
DO made on the strong Wing Districts to destroy
tho ballot-bexes. Unless there FIVE hundred
Wings around each Poll in the Second, Third
and fifteenth Wards, from to 9 P. NJ, there
will be violence offered. Wings. will you guard
the Ballot Boxes or lose the Election?
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02
Communication promptly attended 70. .
n The Loco. Foco Torehhgat Procession

u The Loco. Foco TOrchlgM Procession
last evening was the richest joke of the season.
In order to make a show of strength in some de-
gree comparable to that Of the great Wing Pro.
cession, a good part of it was marched tpice
around East Broadway and Grendst and 50, We
presume, in other parts of the City. The boys
were out In considerable force, but voters were
in demand. The joke at last grew STALE and
the spectators began to ask the showmen hop
many t:mes more they ioere coming round. The
division which remained marching up and down
Centre.st. until the head of the Procession came
round down Broadway, ought to have rehearsed
beforehand, and not made such botch of the
business
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02
POLITICIANS REGISTER.
Election Returna for Is4O,4

Election Returns for ls40I43J44'
B The POLITICIANS REGISTER, containing .1S 1S
Elections in the several States by Counties IN is!v
and at all the subsequent Elections down @ e !ni.
time, has just been issued from this Office. Imsp y
oar Register, containing the nearest approziins,oa
we can make TO he Popular Vote in the recent Eise
tons Of Virginia, Indiana, Missouri, sc. &c. VIII
List of the present Congress, Times OF Holalns
Elections, &c. &c. Ii you want il, send In as ue
edition 10 but email Price l2i cents, or VI PEI
dozen.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02
E We hope this will be done.

e The fifth number OF the Douay version OF the
Holy Bible, published by E. DUNCAN, Isl Fulton
street, has been just issued. This edition, as will
be seen on reference 10 the advertisement, is the
very cheapest yet offered to the Catholic public
only lei cents per number-and is splendidy Illus
,rated with engravings-The illustration OF the pre-
sent number is " Danssa in The Lions De.,"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

U- Our first Extra, ,oith the Philddelph'a
Returns, ,oiH be issued as soon as steam can
bring g letter from Philadelphia after the oote'
are counted. If they are cosnted by Z th's
morning our Extra ,oiH be out by 7. Another
of 9 o'cLock
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02
Roorh,ck mashed In the Egg.

We have reliable advices that handful Is 70
be got out in some of the River Counties on Mon
day. charging the Wings with having got up
great lot Of fraudulent and worthless Bank Notes
ION the North River Bank. We understand
whereiwith to buy votes :! Mr.. Collector van
Ness is named as the crustdivider in this busl-
ness. 1t would seem incredible that 80 silly q
fslschood as this should be get up did We not see
a dozen such paraded in the Loco Foco papers
the Morning News especially. We caution all
the voters of the River Counties to take no money
for Their votes, aud then they will not:be cheated
Just let them inquire who bought votes with spu-
rious money in Hudson last Spring, II they have
any curiosity on the subject.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02
BY This Mornings Mail.
~ We have various speculations from our :,

~ We have various speculations from our ca,
respondents in Philadelphia up to II O'Clock yes.
day evening, which we shall no, publish as ourE
press which we expect in by o'clock this usorniur
will settle the matter so far as Philadelphia il CO..
cerned. All our accounts, we may say, how,y,,
are as favorable as we could expect. One th;Hr =,
will add: betting man among the Locos rsfp..i
last night, after the Southern Mail arrived to tst
a bet oil $500 TO $500 on Pennsylvania.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

~ The BATTLE gUSEER HILL at the Coliseum /, yo,
up al great expense and there scarcely incident con
hbi:d The deed, of Putnam. Prescott, Ao,y Stark and
Greene admirably preserved From the time he ~ f
icstion established, scene and c
dent after incident poayed-ten you behold the
preparations Tor senohe regiment. 1ormnztbe 6oai,ng
batteries lying Charles and Mystic Rers-be enenr on tb
shores Of Mortonu Point IN front Of Breed. acting n5a,
frum battery Cops Hill which had onened on
redoubt you the Conagop of Chareston thIo1siDa
IFS dense columns OF smoke like hunde. cloud over he cy
tending armies. il indeed one of the most itsre,u "a
instructive scenes ever exhibited. ''S Hs'N
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

DTE SruFFs EeeAL TO Any IN TIE WoRLD.-The great
complaint made against American Manufactured Cloths and
Cacoes Is, that the coon Will stand Now If the Dye
Suiis. Indigo, M.dde Loswood and Chemicals are bought
OF Jno G. MORRISON, IT No. lSS Greenwich street. dealer In
Groceries, Drugs, Dye stuffs Paints &c. who has been ia the
business Thirty yea there Will be no fault found with
the coors fading. He sells nothing but the genuine articles
and our largest manufacturers have bought of hu for year To
their satisfaction and profit He will e nothing but whs. i,
supply them cheaper. ~ -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

We brand this charge as foul and cowafdly
.landcr, and demand the evidence on which 1t Is
made. We do not believe any Wing has prepared
such ballots, butif any has done SO we Will puo-
lsh MIN to the ends OF the Garth as an infamous
scoundrel. But the assertions that such ballots
have been prepared from their Central source
Of supply" and {" that in Counties where the
tickets had been already printed, the latter are
destroyed, and the fraudulent double ballots SUBJ
stitutcd, clearly imply that such fraudulent
ballots ha, been prepared and uttered by some OF
the Wing Committees. Such charge is grossly
false and libeous, and we dare the slanderers to
make their accusation SO specific that the law
can take hold of them. Ii they have any such
information, they ought to publish It, But they
have none,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02
Amy Changes -.

We have the names OF q large number OF our
most worthy citizens, always hitherto of the OF
posite party, who have avowed their detern,ina-
ton to vote for HENRY CLAY. Some OF them
have been impelled to this step by their convic-
ton that Protective Tariff is essential TO
our National wcll-being others by their abhor-
renee Of the Texas conspiracy and its great OBJ
lect; but there is still another large class who
have bsen driven to this decision by their detes-
talion OF the cruel injustice persisted in by the
maligners of Mr.. Clay in regard to the Ciley
Duel, and their iosthing Of the unparalleled per.
sonal detrac,ion to which the gres. kentuckian
has been subjected. There never before was
nan SO logged through every recess of hisprivate
life; his every impulse perverted, his every word
watched, and If any thing could be made OF it,
distorted to his prejudice and injury. Even
few syllab,es intended to soothe friend in the
deepest agony upon the death of ClleY, have
been blazoned over the land as evidence Of heart,
lessncss and dspravity, and a Birney man in
ONO, falsely pretending to be in principle
Whig,) gsavcly certi6es that Mr.. c. once used the
phrase What the devil do you want ?'' in the
heat OF an excited discussion, as reason why he
ought not to be voted for. The fact that he has
(or had) dissipa.ed son, has been gravely urged
by one adversary as reason for opposing Mr.. C.
and adroiuy used by others as weapon ior as,
sailing him by charges to which he could mako
noreply without tearing open wounds which time
had partially healed. No man was ever before
assaied with such deadly and pcrsevering malg-
nifty before the American People. We have
greatly oye-rated the magnanimity OF our coun-
trymsn if these assaults do not put Mr.. Clay's
vote very far above that of any ether candidate OF
the Mhig ticket.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02
prorrcss nt the Polls.

The following figures shew the number Of yo,,
poIed in the Wards of the ciiy proper at TO- IL A.;
IL o'clock TO day, as compared with the nuns.,
polled at the same hours at the recent Goyernoy.
election Ii will be seeo that al noon to-day ,b,..
were ll72 votes more Than at noon on the d,y :;
the October Election. This is accounted for -
the fact that at the latter election there we,. e.,
tickets deposited by each voter, and to-day, t.,.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

SEVENTEENTH WAKp.-The friends Of HEsRY
Clay in this Ward hold their last meeting prior TO
the Election this evening, at Farleys Constitution
Hotel corner First Avenue and Tenth-s,reet. Let
ali ha on bcpd
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

n Some Of our Loco Foeo journals are puz-
zled 10 know what was represented by the hVe
woke of Oxen in the great Wing Procession. how
dull, They were emblematic of the Roast Beg
which the Loco-Focos say the Whife PROMISED
in Is4e, but which nobody ever heard OF til long
afterward. No matter: With Wing Acminis-
tration we can do not only all we promise, but ell
they can say we promise. Roast Beef is now
abundant and cheap, and any body who viii work
for it can have enough. But it isn't to 5a earned
by loafing around groggeries and club-rooms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

~ The EcLEcTIc MAGAZINE of Foreign Litera-
turr, Edited by J. H. Aenew, is jus, out for Ne
yeuber. Araopg It's longer articles are Camp
bell;sns,'sThe Rober,ses on their Travels The
Suniasse,' The Liberation WARM Germany Pas
saass in the Life Of q Radical, sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02
Lie. OF the Lettsr-stealers.

The Morning Ne,os has long string of Roor-
backs, headed "The Fraud and Forgery party
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

@ Mr.. CuARLEs 3. PELL. Principal of the Male Depart
ment of Public School No. s, writes note in which he DE-
nez the of statement that Of the Pupil, of
thai School in the great Procession Wednesay Our
statement made on information derived from other bn
IRE chten referred 70 were probably tom other cho
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

The NEW PRESIDENT OF TExAs-It has been
asserted Says the Albany Argus that the new
President elect Of Texas (Dr. JONES' is against
snne1ation-and that his election may be re-
garged as expressions Of the people Of Texas ad-
verse to that measure. This is not so. The
National Vindicator, published at Houston, con-
tradcts the story, on The authority Of letter
from Dr.. JONES, published in the Harrison Times
of the 25th July, e1cusing himself for non-attend-
ance az The political meetings of mis- friends
during the canpaign-of which the following is
an extract:
We're | to make a tour through the country,
should either be compelled TO neglect my official
matters or 10 resign. The latter would, indeed be
very easy but III the present crisis of our negoa-
TONS would, perhaps, look like deserton Of my
post [Secretsry OF State | en- not yet without
hopes OF annexation and as have had great deal
TO DO in this matter have some pride in wishing to
GO through with it. The charge that am inimical
10 further negotiations wah the United States for
the remuneration Of our country TO thar, is wholly
without foundation in fact, and base SANDER"
y This is just as we have always understood
it. Jones belongs to the Houston party, which
will consent to Annexation, if they can obtain
thei, own terms-not otherwise. They expect
to make Uncle Sam pay well for his whistle.
Ed Tr;B
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

backs, headed " The Fraud and FoFgeIy P31'J'
beginning as follows:
I'VE have Just discovered plot of the hgs 70 caf@ @ .S
State BY sy.em Of Double ballots. we have ie~ o sc
fore m printed on ;hn paper procured from er enai
source of uppy. with peculiar marks and insenou ~, IN M
Sh ltte n. leaf cich together, 20 appear pt si
I'll. ballot and TO par when thrown down INTO the poloDot
1ncv nrc evidently folded BY machine, such ef eAac
nicely OF .apntion together and any OF the baot o
signed for he inside one. will tit exactly OF these designed
for the Outside. .,..;,. -T-o
Inv is that when of ballots found in the o1
be number of names on the pols., equivalent ulho
shall be drawn out by loa process By which, IL such case
the Democratic party alone must suffer. ., =;
These have uniformly all over the Sta ui IA
Counties where the tickets had been already printed s
are destroyed and the frauduie DOUBLE BALLOTS
We know of this positively regard 10 one County, ano
enough more TO give that extended genels
the rest There deception mistake IN th Hoiia
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02
FOE GOVERNOR,
MILLARD FILLMORE.

FOR LIxUTErAET GOVERNOR,
SAMUEL J. WILKIN.
PoR CAsAL COMMISSIONERS,
SAMUEL WORKS, of Niagara Co.
SPENCER KELLOGG, Of Oncida Co.
ELIJAH RHCADES, of OuoHdaga Co
JOSEPH H. JACKSON, OF franklin Cs-
SoR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,
49,, SwILLIS HAIL, Of Albany
Al hge- 3JOHN A. COLLIER, oi Eroop's'
FOR SENATOR'S
Dist IHIRAm KETCHUM.
H....HUGH MAXWELL.
IuHENRY u. HAYNER.
w. WILLIAM ". *. MeLNAN'
V...SAMUEL FARWELL'
W......CHAUNCEY j. FOX
Vu...IOHN C. BEACH,
Yu....CARLOS EMMONS.
FOR CONGRESS,
Lid Dttriet-J. PHILLIPS PHGNlA'
Iyh (" JOHN II. WILLlAMS'
vth JOEE II. SCOLES.
With HAMILTON FISH
FOR AssEMBLY-City.
EI.BRIDGE G. BALDWIN, HENRY Z. DAvIES,. g,
IES5fERs6Nf I59h SfssHRIAN BERRIAN. EDWARD BAYTQ}TS, ,.s
Soah1k SModah1kIAS DbSGsf y ffALklN' sEEPA#S sIqRPAAS#S
CLARKSON CROLIUS, EDWARD NlNTUhN.
WILLIAM TURNER.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

u SCRIPTURE MARKS OF SALVATION; Drawn
up to help Christians to know the tue state of
their Souls: By Rev. RlsDos DURRIor; and
Soses yoR THE SABBATH, By Various Authors
two reat miniature volumes, are Just issued by
NJ. H. Newman, 1879 Broadway.
n JAMES S. THAYER will speak in Jersey City
On Monday evening
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

= Hon. JOSEPH L. WHITE spoke on Monday
and Tuesday in Oswego and Ulster Counties, on
Wednesday ct Sag -Harbor, Suffolk Co. to great
meeting and on Thursday at Jamaica, Queens Co.
He came here yesterday in broken health and voice,
and was obliged to lake 10 his bed and the DOCTOR
We state these facts 10 explain his non attendance
at the Orange County Meeting to-day. He is net
able 10 60.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

-"Negroes wanted.-I wish TO purchase any
negroes for the NewOreans market and will give
all times the highest market prce cash for likely young
negroes. Those wishing sell will ind their interest 10
call my establishment corner of Sevenhstreet and Mary
''THOS. WILLIAMS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

FANCY CurLxRY-0yer la0 different patterns Of !osepa
kofsers & sons WOstenbom's highly finished knsoI
efnbrarnx every klnd Of Congress. Whamcs Penc aas
Dlnce Knives with full nsonme1t Of Nan Files nnd N22s
&c at the toilet furnishing store i63 BfoaGwsy-G