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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-07-18
From the New Orleans Pic,u
So9 uhe, Jul
LATER FROM TENS

BY the arrival yesterday mornjnc =,
steamship Mckim, Capt. Philin. oide
Galveston dates to the Sd inst "ehae
Every thing was quiet in To~,o
of our correspondents, writing rron' - e
ton under date of the I'd inst, Saw we n0eS
cry thing is going on beautifulI,' rE'
gress, Convention, crops, health r 10OR
every body is in the finest spi,i,s '' "a. and
prospects ahead arc certainly hr; he
this little country" g" io'
!, We regret to see that pres;1ou,
has vetod the bill passed by bo,n h' zones
of Congress reinstaling Com. Mo "uuse'
his rank in the navy. 1t may be reooH, IN
ted that Houston, to crafty p,ifI W.T..
set aside the finding of the Court M1p 'e,
which first tried and acquitted this oF'
and inasmuch as he, H., piayedin 1ns,
hand and assisted 10 elevate him ,os
Presidency, the latter must nppTs Tue
him by this petty act of hostility ,a np'y
one who never found favor in the fo oa,aN
Presidents eye-lor no other cause %
we could see, than that he was fearful 't way
might be somebody in Texas besides h "''e
self. Many of the editors in Tpv. a'u''
justly indignant at this act of Jona. p' '''
ing upon it as one of rank Injustice l 10
houses of Congress introduced rssn , o0'n
approving Of the conduct of Com, MonA
while in command of the navy. n %'
House of Representatives, Gen. NsIs ue
offered the following: 'O'
RcsolUed, by the House of Renr,eon.,.
of the Republic Of Texas, That it is the s' on
ion Of this body thai the trial of Post C, UpM
E. W. Moore, under Joint ResoIutionF ' ..
proved February 9Th, 1914, by the Sna"I
Court Martial convened under that Pesrlp tS%
and the finding Of said court fully entities P,s
Captain E. W. Moore to continue in his no s;'
ton as Commander of the Navy Of his r D.
public. '' "''
The following resolution was oQcredbv NJ.
Smith, Of Fannin:- ''''
ReSolred. That the thanks of the House If
Representatives OF the Republic of Texas ara
Justly due to Com. f. W. Moore, and bo. o
under his command in the service of the Nav
Of said Republic.
In The Senate Mr.. McCreary introduced the
following resolution -
Resolred, by the Senate, Thatit is the op,O
ION Of this body that the trial Of Post Captair
=. ". Moore, undera Joint Resolution ofthe
Congress Of this Republic, approved Febna
Try 9Th, 1914, by the Special Coar, Martial
convened under said resolution, was final and
Conclusive.
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nj r. McDUFEIE.

1h's gentleman said in letter which
he wrote TO the Corn-law League in En-
gland some time ago, q habitualIy look
upon tie prosperity of Manchester, with
as much interest and qualification as | do
upon that of Charleston or New York, and
much more than | do upon that of Bos-
ton The Wings make great handle
OF this. They say the sentiment is uppa-
tfIotIc. Why did Mr.. McDuffie use these
expressions : Because, under the unjust
operations of the protective Tariff, Bos-
ton S prosperity is ensured at the sacrifice
OF me Southern people, and the prosperity
OF Manchester, because that city consumes
SO large an amount Of our great staple, cot
ton, Is sure Indication of Our own pros
perity. What wonder is it, that South
ern man cannot look with much compla-
cency on the wealth and luxury Of Boston,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-07-18
The spirit OF GEae NortEaerE,

The Democracy of New Hampshire
have ever stood by the country and lis
honor, in the hour of need. The follow
ing resolutions which we had clipped out
of one of our exchanges last week, but
could not give them IL our readers then
Tor the want of room, were adopted by the
House OF Representatives on the lst inst,
by vote of 100 to G5. They breathe the
spirit which should animate every Ameri-
can bosom.
Resolved by tie Senate and House of Rcpre-
sentotiUes an general court conUened, That our
national government, warned by the over
reaching policy and deep dupicity of Great
Britain IN relation to the northeastern bouDda-
ry, should assert and maintain our rights to
the territory of Oregon to the 54th degree of
north latitude.
Resol0ed, That concession, harmony, and
temperance, under repeated and long-contin-
ued Injuries, cease to be national virtues; and
that our government will best represent the
national spirit, by entering into no compromise
with tyranny, and by submitting TO no nation
al wrong
ResolOed, That the interference Of England
to prevent the peaceful annexation of Texas
10 the Union, is measure as unprecedented
and unjnstifable as insulting to this republic.
and requires speedy explanation by the British
ministry.
ResohUed, That the interference of the Uni
ted States toavert from any portion of the PEG
pie OF this continent, or the world, the mise
ries OF British colonial seryitude, would be-
abundantly justified by the acts of that gov
eminent
Reso!ced. That the recent Developments 0
the lntrlgnes of the British government with
those OF Mexico and Texas, to defeat the pol
ICY OF this nation, in relation to the apnexa
tlon OF Texas, demonstrate the sagacity, wis
dom, and patriotism of such of our Statesmen
as by their efforts, brought this great measure
to Q triumphant contamination.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-07-18

FatqIaccident.- A fatal and painful accident
happend to Henry Somerville, the son of Jo-
seph Arey, Esq Of Fayetteville, on the 9TH
of July, (Nonday last.) He had filed a thick
glass cruet with powder, and turned it up to
pour some out of it on a coal of fire. The
consequence was an explosion ofshe whole,
which stunned him, and wounded him in sew
eral places with the fragments of glass.
Whether any oft entered the body or not was
not satisfactorily ascertained bat he expired,
alter much suffering, about half past o'clock
on Wednesday morning last. Aged about 10
years.
Thus three deaths and calamitous fire have
visited this unfortunate family within the
last : months.-North Carok,Nan.
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= There Is Cyczs "a Es4i" Chance <ss
Es:s EIEccasoz.'

- Thus speaks the New56rHian, of AIR.
MeaFes. We wonder what particular spite
the Wing papers can have against Mr..
Meares, to be poking their fun at him in
this way. It's bad enough to be toIing
and moIlng through the country, .making
stump speeches for the party, without be-
ing Tidiculed in this style, by his friends.
In mercy, forbear, Mr.. Newbernian.-,
I0u kn02O, as we'll as we do, that there S
about as much "chance" for Mr.. Meares
to be elected in this district, as there is for
a certain animal, under certain circumstan-
ccs, in fly time.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-07-18

when he knows and feels that that pros
perity is based upon the ruins of his own
section Of the Union. The prosperity OF
Manchester, under fair and equal Tariff,
would be an index of the prosperity OF our
section of the Union whereas the costly
dwellings and the pampered luxuries OF
Boston, as things now go on, are presump-
tive evidences of our adversely.
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FIGURING.

The Chronicle seems to be someu hat
of an adept at figuring, we should like il
10 figure up what part of the sl4OO,OOO,
which this State received from the federal
treasury, has gone to educate the children
OF North Carolina, and what part of it has
been sunk in Railroads? Viii! the Chron-
icle figure this out?
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-07-18
General 1IcAay's appointments.

Gen. Mckay will address the people
At KenansvilIe, on Monday, 2ist inst,
$. kinston, on Wednesday, 23d 6
Trenton, on Friday, 25th 6
{. jacksonville, on Saturday, Goth s.
:. Long Creek, on Monday, 28th 6
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-07-18

: Res0lred' That his excellencv the u
be requested to furnish copies Of the gg0veraor,
resolutions TO the legislatures of tbo egcipg
States and to our senators and reur ,e Sever
in Congress. 'P'eSentatiya,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-07-18

CoRnEcrIox.--In the communication Of our
correspondent d." which appeared in the last
Journal, describing the celebration OF the Attn at
Smi,heile, an error, as to the place where the GER
emonies were conducted, occurs. 1t should have
been the Methodist Episcopal Church, and not the
Episcopal Church, as printed in the communlca-
ton. The error was typographical.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-07-18

o~-Dr. Duncan's Speech for sale at this Office
Price, 8 90 per 100 copies; Or cts. for copy
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-07-18

q-7-singIe copies of the Journal to be lad at
the office, at 6 cents piece.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-08
WATCHES AND JEyVELRY.

~ w NJ, NVbINStTs, W uICTIlHKtT dlu Dea-
W1JM er i'll Watches and Jewelry, CORNER, oppo-
~ S&stc the Museum, has for sale a general as
JEWELRY. He has received by late arrivals, best
quality Of English and Geneva Watches, which he
warrants to be as good aud As cheap as can be OBJ
lets and Clasps; Shirt Studs; Ear and Finger Rings:
Gold Lockcs; Specks; Thimbles, sc. Silver Spoons;
plated Candestcks Casters; Fruit Baskets; Dixon's
Britannia, &C. One price asked, and that price war
ranted as low like goods can be had for elsGwaTc.
Being practical WATCH MAKER, particular at
tention will he paiS 10 REPAIRING all kinds of
Watches. corner of Baltimore x Calvcrtsis
NIB colt OprOsilc The Museum
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EvYCHANGE HOTEL,

HSXCHANGE HOTEL,
M EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE.
The subscriber respectfully announces to his friends
and the public, that he has purchased Mr.. ERASTUS
COLEMAN'S interest, and become sole Jesse of the
above establishment
The Hotel is located convenient to all the principal
STEAMBOAT LANDINGS and RAIL ROAD DE-
POTS, and offers every nduceneHt for comfort. The
rooms are large and airy, and furnished in style not
surpassed by any similar establishment in the United
States.
From the experience the Proprietor has had in the
management of First Class Hotel, he fatters him
self that every department of the establishment will
be conducted in style to please those who may favor
him with call. Td2 tf1 JOHN WEST.
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THE OLD CITIZENS BANK,
MARKET S1REE,T.

GLy ZEN CHARLES AND ST. PAUL-STS.
No. l6l, NOW No. 1876.
TN . Subscriber would inform his friends and
81 customers, that he has completed his FALL and
WINTER Stock Of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
VESTINGS, selected with special care and judgment,
from the hest markets, comprising all the necessary
variety of Goods in his line He feels a confidence
in recommending his present stock to his patrons
from the advantageous circumstances under which
they have been selected.
5J5- Having in my employ the best workmen, nv
executed in the best style, and At the shortest notice.
ap22-d WILLIAM ROGERS.
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&E6n REWARD. Broke Charles coun-
- wv ~ Jail and made his escape on the
night OF the 9tl instant, aegro Tom, who calls
himself TOM YOUNG II is about five feet eight
inches high, very black complexion, thin features
and has rather downcas eye. His age is about %
years Had on when he escaped, a half worn light
dfab country cloth panalOpns and roundabout and
seal skin cap. He may change his clothing in order
to elude detection He has wife at Mrs. Ioyds at
the Banks of the Dee, in Charles county, and has
been seen in that neighbohood since his escape from
jail. This negro formerly owned by the late John
Posey and for the last two years by Peter w. Grain,
Esquire.
The above reward will be given for the apprehen-
sion and delivery of the said negro or security in iaiI
so that get him again, if taken any where except in
st. Mary's, Charles aud Prince Georges counties and
the District of Columbia and if taken in either of the
places named fifty dollars will be given
JOHN q. LAWSON
ap24- Inn Sheriff Charles county
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NRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT

HRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
Va at the Law BuILDISGs, on WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY EVENINGS, the 7th and 9Th inst, by
the little Queen of the Piano. Miss JOSEPHINE
BRAMSON, assisted by her sister, Miss HARRIET
BRAMSON, the one 81 and he other years of age,
aided by Lady Amateur of this city.
PROGRAMME-PARTI |.
l. Overture Duette for Pano-Dc Seriramide, ROssini
By Miss Josephine and Lady Amateur.
J. Fantasia from PPurtani-OOehler, Lady Amateur.
Duette, By Miss Josephine and Harriet Bramson,
A. La Violette de Caraa-Henri Herr, by Miss Jo-
sephne BramsOn.
PART III.
l. Overture Duette TO MassanieIo, Mockwitz by Miss
Josephine and Lady Amateur,
Variations 8rilliantes di Bravura for Piano. "Pre
Aux Cleres, Henri Herr, by Miss J. BramsOn.
B. Duette, by Miss Josephine and Harriet Bramson,
d. Variationes Billiantes de Concert for Piano, c. II.
CZerney. BY Miss Josephine Brams0n.
iG}-Tickets 80 cents children under twelve years
of age half prce-to be obtained nj the principal Nu-
sic stores, Book and Hotels of this city, and
the door on the evening of performance. MET
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n lTCHEN ANDIRONS, SHOVEL ANR
nA IoNGS; Pots and Kettles, OF all kinds, plain
and enameled Sauce Pans. d1; Tin, Cast iron and
Copper TEA KETTLES; Dutch Ovens; Furnaces:
Gtdirons, of all kinds, some new PATTERNS; Coffee
Nllsi Coffee Roasefs; Flesh Forks; Skimmers and
Ladies', and all kinds OF FAMILY HARDWARE Ia
bic Cutlery, Spoons, Culinary Articles, sc. Sc, run
nine Off cheap for cash. at the New Furnishing Ware
house, No North Howard street
mn24 I'm G.. l.. WETMORE & Co
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THROUGH IN SEVEN HOURS!
~ IL u T. "

THROUGH IN SEVEN HOURS
FARE OWE DO LILA II ONLY
n eek,sy7 TO PHILADELPHIA! By the fast
ES,,IqrHAt ss STEAMBOATS, CONSTITUTION AND
= azrsszsss1k- GEO. WASHINGTON, of the CITI-
ZENS' UNION LINE, via Frenchtown and New
castle Railroad-at O'Clock, A. NJ, DAILY, except
Sundays)
The superb steamboats, CONSTITUTION, Captain
CHAYToR, and GEORGE WASHINGTON, Captain
Triple, leave Bowys Wharf, foot Of South street,
alternately, EVERY MORNING, Except Sundays,)
at SIX O'Clock A. M, for Phade phia-through in
SEVEN HOURS!
Fare to Philadelphia. 90
Fare to Frenchtown. ............. l 90
Fare 10 Ford's Landing. .......... l 90
The following unrivaed Boats compose this Line:
Steamboat CONSTITUTION, Capt. CnAYroR.
Steamboat GEO. WASHINGTON, Capt. Triple.
Steamboat ROBT. MORRIS, Capt, DOUGLASS.
Steamboat OHIO, Capt. DAVIS.
{15- AS the above Boats and genllemanly Captains
are, from long experience well known to the travel
ling community, and being the ONLY LINE of steam
boats that can be depended upon 10 make regular con-
nsctons with the Lines East West and South pas
sengers may rely upon more safety, comfort and
petition than by any other Line.
ap29 cO6t A, CRAWFORD, Agent,
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ap24- linz
BONN ETS!

hD NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT.
JHMES COBURN, at 1913, Just above Light ST., has
GOT the best assortment Of Spring BONNETS, and il
selllhgthem cheaper than any concern in the city of
Baltimore. Ladies', if you desire to get good fresh
and fashionable article, call and examine for your
selves Don't be humbugged by people telling YOU
that Coburn has moved away, and all that sort of
thing, TO get his CUSTOM and prevent you from doing
well for yourselves. ap3O
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CAL ESTATE AGENCY.

FEED, FEED AND FLOUR STORE.
nj EW FEED AND FLOUR STORE
~ WHOLESALE and RETAIL. The sub
scrlber has just opened, on the of WILk-ST.
and HAPPY ALLEY, FEED, FLOUR AND GRO
Gerry STORE. His stock Of Feed and Flour is very
large, to which he is daily adding by fresh arrivals
and which will be disposed ofon advantageous terms,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. His stock of GRO
CERES il small, but select and fresh, intended for
family retail Goods " i'll be sent home free of charge
ap2l- ELI SMITH
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER or BALTIMORE y C.4LPERT- SITS.
FHNEiIS EVENING. May 5, l94j will be per-
IL formed THE BARRACK ROOM. Col. Ferrier,
Mr.. WALCOT. Captain Valmont, GALLAGHER.
Bernard, ANDtRTON. ClariSse, Miss MCBRIDE.
Dancing by Miss CANNON and Miss GERTRUDE,
13- To conclude with TURNING THE TABLES.
jeremiah Bumps, MIR. WALCOTT Edgar de Cour-
Cy, Mr.. GALLAGHER. Jack Humphries, Mr.. OW-
EMS. Tom Thornton, Mr.. ANDERTON MIR. Knibbs,
Mr. MACKLlN. Miss Knibbs, Miss MCBRIDE MIS-.
HUMPHREYS, Mrs. FORREST. Patty Larkins, Miss
CANNON.
Gy- Abundance 25 cts, children under 10 years of
age, l2B cents. Saloon performance to commence at
II O'Clock precisely. 1t
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GNHEAP PAPER HANGINGS. Just re-
" ceived large lot of fresh Spring American PA
PER HANGlNGS, BORDERS, and FIRE BOARD
PRINTS, will be sold at exceedmly low prices.
U3-PAPER HANGISGs of every description done in
the best manner, by competent w0rkmen, veiy cheap
Always on hand, general assortment of Window
BLINDS, CANTON M.fITING, OIL CLOTHS,
&c, all of the very best quality and for sale low.
JOHN e. HOLLAND, 45 GAY ST,
milf near the Odd Fellows Hail.
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A A. kENNARD, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
me No. North FREDERICK STREET, and next
door to the office of Messrs. Campbell s. Burke, hav-
ing had many years practice Justice of the Peace
is prepared to attend to the drawing of Deeds Leases
Mortgages, Bills of Sale, Powers of Attorney, and
preparing nsolvents Papers, and can be found at his
Office at all hours (uness called out on business from
u A. M. TO 6s NJ, where he will be happy to take
acknowledgements Of Deeds, or will with pleasure wait
on the individuals al their residence. mh26-tf
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NOTICE. BALTIMORE CITY COURT
IN Notice is hereby given all concerned, that the
June Term of said Court, will commence on the sec
ond day of said month. Witnesses and others inter
,ested will be punctual in the ir attendance.
Magistrates required to make return of all re-
cognizances, on or before Monday the 18Th dqy of
May. By order WIN. II. GATCHELL, Clerk,
ap95-3awtl9thm Baltimore City Court
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COMPOUND SYRUP GUM ARABIC
" For Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Sore
Throat, Asthma, difficult breathing and Soreness in
The Breast. This is a pleasant preparation of Gum
Arabic combined with other remedies which renders
II one of the most efficient medicines for the above
named complaints ever offered for the relief of sut
fering humanity. Ii has maintained high standing
for eight years, and needs only fair trial to prove the
truth of the above statement. Prepared only by
G. X. TYLER,
apM corner East Baltimore and High sts
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BOARDING SCHOOL.

BOARDING SCHOOL.
HULIUS A. FAY will open a BOARDING ScuooL
81 FOR BOYS on the FIRST MONDAY OF MAY
NEXT, at Elizabethtown, NJ.
For this purpose he has secured beautiful COUN-
TRY SEAT, possessed of every convenience and
cOmfort; and it is his design make his school one of
commanding excellence both in respect to domestic
arrangements and educational advantages.
90 Further information and circulars can be oh
tanned by calling on Messrs. Armstrong s. Berry, Bal
timoesreet; Messrs. S. s. A. Clark, Charles street,
s. II. Streeler, ESQ, CORTLAND street. Circulars can
also be obtained at the Bookstores generally, and at
this Office. mills -eo3m*
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A MOTHER CHANCE!

INA THE NEW HUKK UIANT.!
feet inches high, and only l6 years of age, at
the WASHINGTON MUSEUM, Prattst near the
Bridge. All those who have not yet St en- this great
curiosity will do well by embracing the present oppo-
tlny, as he is obliged TO remain FEW NIGHTS
LONGER, in consequence of the increasing desire
manifested by the nightly crowds Of spectators to be-
hold this GREAT MAN MONSTER!
QS5- There will he Vaudeville performance, with
Singing and Dancing, in the Saloon every Evening.
{ty- Admission (od price, l9J cents. mS-3t"
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- -
+ Fig'd aud Plain SILKS
French BERAGES and
| BALZARINES
French JACONETTsS
I French LAWNS
| Plain Black BERAGES
Pol'accns and Malquesies
FIR. and Scotch Ginghams
Dotted TarletonS.
T Rich Hermann SHAWLS
and SCARFS
Twisted silk do do
Fancy & Plain Berage do
: Black and Fancy silk do
Emb'd Grape SUAWLS
Damusk de-
Embroidered and Plain
| Thibet Shawls.
French worked COLLARS
and CAFES
do do ChemiZetts
La Polka Lace Capes
Misses Collars and Chemi-
zetts
! Fr. Worked CaneZous
do. Sleeves and Cuffs
Lace Wells and Falls
Emb'd l.. C, Ildkfs.
English Regency Laces &
Edgings.
( RichChinese Feather Fans
do Sandal Wood do
Rich Painted Fans
"Alexander's" best KID
! GLOVES
| Parasols, Parasollettes and
| Sun Shades
Hemstitch'd, Corded Bor-
dered and REVERE l.. G
| HDKF5.
I Silk and Cotton Cravats
| White and colored SILK
GLOVES
Linen Cambria HDKFS.
English Spittalfield do.
La Polka CRAVATS
"Alexahder's" best KID
: GLOVES
English and French Drill
lings
Black Satin and Fancy
VESTINGS
Summer CLOTHS
English TWEEDS
Superior Drab de Etc, sc.
Il assortment of DOM ES-
low offered for sale at very
sale or retail, by
6 GARDNER,
lie Rooms, up stairs
No. 1875 Market stleet,
,urth house above Light.
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"a SCOTT informs the public in general, that
I'VE she still continues her ORNAMENTAL HAIR
MANDATORY, PERFUMERY, AND FANCY
STORE, No IL SOUTH STREET.
{F}- Ladies' plain FRONT BRAIDS manufactured
i'll superior manner. ap25-3mf