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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13

NEW DRUG AND APOTlIECARY STORE.
". II. VEBBERY, wishes to inform the public Of Baton
Rouge and its vicinity tat he has taken the store Of the
Narney Nouse Corner Of Church and Lafay cite Sta,
years ptttnpe The business IHh hopes Shy dHwhtsH and strict amn dnn thereto % mort i ie@i
MH Hnet H JMHmHet fafin1n attention wH lie given 10 The nptB8itT Pytbm' Pres
edphHH sand Family Medicines .rhyhthhsa md fhnnms my BY aHne1n mtp pmmsw mle tnd 10
hatsNsy ank.sI I'D nhs establishment e hea anMy LpannH'r hyadH.m nd III "h"m ny NV.
NMMm Day FhmL 1919,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13

LAW-BOOKSn
The Civil Code Of Louisiana. Greiner's Code of
Practice, Louisiana Magistrates Guide, BENJAMIN
and SlideiPs Digest. Robinson's Penal Law Of fonis.
lana, and Acts passed At the first Session Of the second
Legislature Of the State of Louisiana.
Just received and for sale BY,
GEO. N. HEROMAN,
Oct Soiy opposise the Meshodist church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-13

Gro kerry.
RASONS and Ewers, Plates and Dishes,
Cups eand Saucers, Pitchers, Pint and
Quart Mugs, Glass Lamps, la,ge aud snail
SIZE tumhlers. Bowls Of all sizes, fufeens,
Chambers, aud Jars. For sale by
jan l9y Al. n. WOLFE.
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The News by the Pacific.

We give in another part of this days paper, some
fnIthtr details of the latest intelligence from
Europe, which we received yesterday by telegraph
from Halifax.
1t will be recollected, that in order to obtain and
place before the public, at the earliest moment
possible, the news by the steamship Pacific, the
associated press Of New York directed their news
schooner TO intercept that vessel off the coast of
Nova Scotia, and directed their agent to transmit
the news to New York, from Halifax, as soon as
Posslbls These directions were complied with
with the usual promptude and energy of our agent,
and the result is, that two days before the arrival
of the Pacific at New York, we published the III
telhgence which she brought.
We shall not comment at any length on the news
by the Pacific, until we receive our letters and
foreign exchanges. She will arrive early this
msrnlng, at this port.
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The Italian Onera.

The Opera Company will not perform at the Aston
Place beyond the present week and those who desire
TO hear Thorn in opera will be obliged to take Of the
opportunities afforded by these last approximations
The probability is that there will be lyrical
dramas presented in New York during the prssen.
year as the Havana troupe will return home after Civ
,ng few musical entertainments at Castle Garden.
To night, Tedesco will appear in " La semirsmide"
Other distinguished vocssts Of the company will give
weight to the performance and the brilliant music Of
Rossini, will be heard to much advantage. This ope
affords remarkable scope for eOnt'sio voice-na-
turslly the richest OF female voices though now not
much esteemed as formerly, In consequence OF the
practice composers indulge in, Of writing above the
natural register. Very high soprano voices are the
rage In Italy particularly In church music, and the
modern operas have ise int the fashion. However
there will be much interest to hear Signora vett aud
shp win hsv. Grand opportunity to display all her
Talent.
The scene Of the opera in Babylon and the hSrss
Is constructed with much skin, introducing ell the
gorgeou. lv.ries Of circumstances which existed In
the days Of eemirsmis.
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beam, Q n. . in. hold,
OF an unusus Il, St dras boat Co rhs steamer Is sss
with % tons on board only 2s inSss 'nsh 'sansoss
city to Cbsgres N"r ur1 hon thss
J. slxossos's YARD.
Launehd
June 1l-Steantr Director, tor A.
psny and to run on the San a.. S o. so..
feet long, 20 wide, and ~ de- en- oas 70 IONS, -
On the Sal,
40 hois hni1aPI, 60 $50 feet huf 50 beam ana
to saneS .oon Dor Vanderbilt WIN Be ,. sS1
small steamer Of loo tons, for the Nie..n
PAny sro 70 the San Juan She nsasnrss Iac
light drsu long, % bean, and hold, AAa Of very
CoRIEAn's HOOK
LsuncAed.
dne A-Yaeht David o. Broderick, built and s~,sS
~ Nathaniel Reeder % burthen and sloop rirrs
sne very strongly built vessel and hsndsomsiy mo-
wILIAMsBUReu.
hEssRs. PERRrsE, PATTERSON IL STACKS YARD
January Ship Star Of the wsst. Can. A 1o
per leo tons 10 feet long 40 beam and Is hold She
is owned by s. Themp on Nephews and trades be-
tween Liverpool and this port
April 2o-Brig Asgo-tur. of 325 tons 1l5 feet long
~ woe zoe , ana ~ dep orned by Mes.rs Harbssk d
- . On the Stocks.
Steamship San Francisco of 800 tons as feet lonr
~ VIDE and u deep She IL to be commanded by Capt
wilson and Intended to run between Panama and the
city she is named after She is expected to be ready i'm
ABOUT Tour months. Her machinery is being CON
structed at the N organ works.
Emp Lady Franklin, of 1870 tons lss feet long 20
eet wide and rs feet deep This vessel il named after
the lady OF the great explorer OF the Northern Seas
and Will have carved on hor stern (which IA round
the arms Of Sir John Franklin which IL most chasts
and appropriate design, consisting OF . dolphin en-
twined round anchor. She IL TO be commanded by
Capt featon and will be launched the first part Of
the present month
Ship Arctic OF $50 TONS $50 feet long 40 feet beam
and 23h feet hold She is built for A. Teregas Liver,
pool line and will be commanded by Capt Terega, q
son Of the owner She will be launched in Aug ust
propeller for the Panama and San Francisco trade
She will be about l6oO TONS be 2l0 feet long 80 BEAM
and 81 hold. She is building for Nathan Dale, and
will be ready In about tour months
J. WILLIAMS IL co. 5 YARD.
Launched.
March 2s-ssndy Hook pilot boat, Jabez Williams,
owned by the association Of pilots She is 80 tons
burthen. "a feet long l9x beam and TX hold.
June ia schooner, to be employed between this
city and Petersburg Va She Is $50 TONS 90 Sss long,
Is beam, and l0h hold
BROOKLYN.
RURTIs ~ MoRoAs's YARD.
This firm have not produced any vessels this
year, having had their time fully In repair
ing crsft OF various sizes and descriptions.
HUBOKEN.
RoBERr l.. ST EvENs' YARD.
There has been no new production during the ppe-
sent year at this yard.
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ievips that he has the courage and the inde
ptndence Of mind a. well a. thu patriotism, to re-.
trace any wrong steps that he may have taken in
this matter, when he shall be satisfied that he has
done wreng. We look for such course Of pro-
ceeding in the present instance.
The present unfortunate state Of the slavery su&
hon may, in great measure, be attributed TO te
policy pursued by the present imbece, corrupynd
contemplate cabinet al Washington. Instgd OF
pouring oil on the troubled waters, and eIsfising
the influence Of their offices 10 the quiet s1peace-
able settlement of the whole slavery quesyn, they
have papdered 10 the passions of the orth, and
sought, by every means in their poweJto ingra-
tiate themselves with the aboli,ionisv and free
sellers OF aiR portions Of the Unios merely be-
, cause they were the most numeroyof the agita-
tors. TWAS Ihey who SGT on foot We organization
Of California - State, through Ue means OF Mill
tary men, proceeding questionable and doubtful,
10 say the least, gr far as it's onstitutionality is
concerned. The hand is while, too, in New
Mexico, where similar proceedings have recently
taken place, attended with SIMILAR results, But in
New Mexico the difficulty increased, the danger
is doubled, and the slarp is spreading over the
whole of the Southern safes. The proximity Of
Texas TO the Southern States, claiming, as she
does, great portion of Few Mexico, gives the pre-
sent dispute compile Son Of most dangerous cha
racter-the most so ofany difficulty that has taken
place in the history ofhis country. According 10 the
last account. collion is not at all improbable
Under the unwse md foolish advice of this cabinet
the military authfities in New Mexico, are prepa
ring TO defend ne position which they have as
sumed and, or the other hand, Texas, supported
and backed II the Southern States, is raising men
and munitions of war 10 assert its rights TO that
territory, s1d commence a civil war, the end OF
which no one can see
This meddling and unconstitutional proceeding
OF the Cabinet, was taken for the sole purpose of
furtherng their individual and political views and
purposes in the free States They are, therefore
the chief instigators, and have caused this deplo
rable STATE Of things. They have placed this re-
public in the same position as that Of the Grecian
Confederacy, before the breaking out Of the Pelo-
ponesian war Leta Peloponesian war commencein
this republic, and who can predict the results
Let collision occur, the passions of the people
will be exasperated and inlamed, the excitement
will widen and spread in every direction, according
TO the examples before us in ancient history and
the whole framework that caused the collision will
fall to pieces, and become mass Of shapeless and
rum.
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II appears Abe sudden sxertion on that occasion
caused her death Verdict sccordipgly.
AsoTHkR-The Coroner held, yesterday an inquest II
No. ITO Sixth avenue, on the body Of VIM Turner,
sged seventy three ysss, who taken sudde My
sick on Saturday morning at O'Clock, and at IL the
same day he expired Verdict death by disease Of tho
stomach.
yesterday morning . man named Michael Horn was
stabbed vita knife in the side in the house OF
Fox, 21l First avenue, by rome persoa unknown He
is not expected to live. Fox has been arrested for
keeping disordsrly house.
ACCIDENT TO A CHiLp.-At 4 o'clock on Saturday
afternoon Terence Mcguire son Of Michael Mcguire,
residing 1T 864 Eighth street, by truck,
and First avenue and his leg broken. His father
notified by policeman, but refusing TO take the child
home, the poor sufferer sent to Bellevue Hospital
0EDsAIIoS-Thirtsepo of the recent graduates Of the
General Theological Seminary Of the Protestant Epis
copsl Church, were ordained as Deacons, yesterday
morning. in Trinity church also the ordination to
the Priesthood of four Of the former alumni. TIE
oficisted on the occasion, and collection was taken
in aid Of the funds of the New York Bible and
mon Prayer 30 ok Society.
Nh. EpIoR-K moving that your exc client journal IA
devoted entirely to the public good and 10 the best
dunn through which many promine evils may be made
public 1t may not be TO remind citizens of
the extensive and infamous business Of peddling Ore.
customers Of these seeing the wood reaching
above the inspectors mark Ut being reloaded and
made narrower and piled very loosely buy they
suppose 10 be an extraordinary large load, when in
reality, they get but twothirds Of properly inspected
one 1t ih 70 be hoped that mere mention Of these
circumstance, in your columns meeting the eye of
some Of city fathers may have the effect to bring
about some action for its suppression.0sE
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INTELLIGENCE PROM ST. THoNAs.-We have re-
ceived by the ship Eliza, advices from st. Thomas
to the 10Th ult. Our marine correspondence is
given in another column. The Iidsnde of the 18th
of May, gives the following paragraph
The reward offered here by the United States Com
mercsl Agent for the discovery Of the sesmen, Reid
and Clements, charged with the crime Of murder
board the schooner j. b. Lindsey, and by which mea-
the criminals were spprehended on the coast Of
VeneIuela, has been claimed by q Mr Juan Lander
Collector Of Customs at the port of Hquerote In the
neighbotbood Of Lsguayra, and has been promptly
paid over by that gentle man.
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We beg leave to state that Josr,H A. scov1LLx at
one sme attached to the HERALD occasional cor.
pspondsnt at Washington and the South Is no longer
connected with this establs hment in any capacity
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ANOTHER STEAMER FOR CALFoRSIA.-The splsn-
did steamship Crescent City, Capt. Stoddard, will
leave this port to-day, for Chagres, via Kingston,
ia, with passengers for California.
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notice. TO sHIrBuILDERs.
ebipbuilasrs will favor and benefit themselves
by giving us tn. earliest information they In
gard to the productions Of their yards snahis
to ley before the public without loss OF time. Any
Information OF new ships the stocks about 10 -
launched, enclosed In g letter, and dropped In The
penny post, will reach as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-01

HASAeEnEET AID BUSINESS OF THE New YORK
psr OrrIcE.-We believe the public are unani-
hously Of opinion that the affairs Of the New York
post office were never more ably conducted than
they have been since the present efficient post
was called to presde over that establishment. We
never heard of go few complaints Mr. Brady, and
his able assistant, Mr. Charles Burdet have earned
for themselves enviable reputation as business
men, and it must be gratifying to them to know
that their assiduity and attention are properly APP
preclated by the public.
We have, from time to time, published tables,
showing the vast amount Of business transacted in
this post office. The following figures will show
the number Of letters received and delivered during
the quarter, ending on the Goth of June =
EUROPE.
By British steamers. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,2l3
Washington and Hermann ........... 80 900
United Etates, Collixs's line, (Atlantic) 1928
2s7o4s
Dnripg the same time there were
EUROPE.
Washington and Hermann. ........... 3oo64
United States, Collinss line, (Atlantic) 80 sl4
84o572
ring the quarter, has been. ....... Q5 3l4
The number OF letters sent to California during
Making grand total Of letters sent to Europe
and California, ana 3s2 362 received from the same
placer during the quarter.
TO this must be Gdded 10000 ship letters received
ana sent, making grand total Of Ss7 v25 letters
ceived and fert in the foreign department alone OF
the post offce.
There were received from California during the
month OF June, 1856 letters and there were teat
to the same place +oe25 There were received from
Europe 81 s5T letters, and there sent l0s,S9T
making total Of foreign letters sent ana received Of
2el154.
In the three months there have been sent from the
dead letter ONCE to the post once here 164 dead letters
OF which SO have been restored to their writer's and in
four ost Of every seven the non-rscepsion Of
letters has been because they were improperly ad-
dressed The in the dead letters thus restored
have varied from 81 to $4,000.
This is really an astonishing amount Of business
to be transacted in one post office, within three
months, and the fewHess Of the complaints made
against those who perform it, is equally matter
of surprise.
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Fsrrs On, mp to pr cent dat, Of year 1880. q ,7ts

fslnrg On, up 70 pr sentd ate OF year loSV <-'fss
rnr ConNr,cr or NV YoNx yos oss Dar.-on sa-
tuI DAY thrse steamships arrived ct this port; four
shiy. tbre. tarks ter brgs and tvenyeight echoon-
ers-in all fortyteht vessels to say nothing Of oar
inlsns st. boats and other ersn plying through The
Hudson and the Sound
sr,w.ar. NaspLr PAIAcr-on Saturday afternoon
several blocks Of magnificent granite from hasssehu-
ssts ed around the cite of the addition 10
etewsrts marble palace in broadway for the purpose
s'lsyinF the foundation for this building They Weigh
ffos firr~r 90 eighteen tons each. aud are quite .
cGrVfty 10 required team Of ten horses With some
Ingenious eoptrivapses to carry each Of them when
this addition IL made to the palace Il will indeed, be
work TO boast u. Men like Mr.. Stewart, Who carve
their own fortunes BY their sagaeity, kno-ledge OF
business and the satisse ION they give the psblic
be respected the very Best 81 citizens and the
yelat,s .recteo by their Industry are the proud
Get mos uments that could be raised to their names
The marble palace. vhsn completes. viii occupy
whole block e Broadway VIII the Goths, or political
jobbefs attempt to destroy the business of this add
other esthli fhments In Broadway by running rail-
roads throuS modest thoroughfsre' The eourss
pursued by Stewart is remarkable inetsnne OF orig
nAlty ans inde pendcnce Of mind He vae told he
would b. ruined " he built such an estsbishmeot on
nobody Of that side Of the street for
great ana fa boBsble dry goods store. The result
proved bis fsrseity. aud many have followed his er-
public when the marble palace II finished, there viii
not perhaps be such another dry goods store In the
world.
Losr Crnpsrs The number Of children daily lost
In New York through the es,essness Of their parents
e astonishing The police generally pick them up snd
snd them home; but often their parents cannot Do
foutd. and they are sent TO the Aims House From
enc rstion bouse yesterday, (ths 18th ware rs
sent home, and tao remaining we're cent 70 the
Aims Bouse.
srrbrs DrirH-The Coroner yesterday held an In
quest ct No. SO Third avenue, on the eoey kss
Who can. to her death BY ais..s Of the hcsrt The
s,s.ss.d Il s.er-. had been in IN health for SEINE time
past, aps on ssiarssy ~sh snds m . ssrsAss vs.s
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Pollce lnfalIiuenca

a Desperate Robtep On saturday two men BY the
names OF VIM Broderick and Michsel Gyun, were ar
rested by officers Frame aud Diago OF the FIRST ward
police. on charge OF knocking down Prenchmsn, by
the name OF Claude II. Laurent. beating him In . most
cruel manner. at the time robbipg him Of 50 It
appears from the facts taken before Justice Lothrop
that the frsnehman putting up at the house; No.
l4l Washington street kept by Robert Byrnes aud
Saturday Laurent paid his passage in the ship Bslti-
more for Havre but before leaving the boarding house.
Broderck and Glynn called Laurent into q back room,
the door closed by Frederick and the two de-
msnded MONEY from the Prenohmsn, and, at the same
time. they SEIZED him by the throat One struck him
the head With stool, and thus continued to beat
end bang him about. snd-Avorng to knock him
less. Gly finally drew knife and underworld
the Frenchmsn's belt The Frenehman, on seeing the
knife supposng they Intended 20 rip hts stomach opeu
caught hold Of the knife and thus his hand They
further beat him upt senscrss then stole - from his
pocket and made OF THIS robbery took place between
the hours q and O'Clock, os Saturday afternoon,
and the police took the mon charged and Identified
the perpetrators If the offence, into custody during
Saturday night The man called Broderiek In nm
alteration and suppossd 20 b. In the oct Of robbng
another man by the name Of Michael FINN gan, who
had on his person fZ15 in tosereign. also stidcate
Of deposite tbs Hauk of the State OF Me- York
t3t06 81 This mao he had cinched. with Pinnissn's
watch In his posssssion when arrested by the efcers
Justice Lothrop held the t-o accused parties TO bail In
tn. Of So 600 ssoh aud in default thereof they
were both committed TO the Tombs for trial
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shipbuilding In and around New York-Si,
Months Work I'm our Ship Yards

Our readers will find below full and complete list
the products Of the chip yards Of New York and vcin
y from the 1st Of January last down to the
time-a space Of six manufacturing which period some
Of the beat and nobest specimens Of marine architec
ture that the imagination could hope to realize
have been created by the combined ingenuity, talent
and enterprise of the shpbuiders Of this city With
IN the past twelve months, quite a new era in chip
building has dswned In the construction of the magni
fcent K. X. Collins line Of steamers two Of which
nave by their presence In Europe proved palpably to
the Old World the existence Of the ability Of ship
builders and machinsts to construct anything in the
shape Of steamships that the urgent Of the
age may at any time require. The we'll known firm of
Rowland 6Aspinwal already deeply engaged in the
California trade, have concluded to add two more
steamships to their present fleet. They to in
connection with tho Tennessee, Panama, Oregon &C.
and will rank with the Empire City, Of Howard
Sons line One Of them is be 27o feet long SO beam
and Y hold the other Of somewhat smaller dmens
Weunderstand that Mr. VIM. Webb and Messrs. Smiths
Dmon are the contra ctors, who contemplate having
them ready in about nine months. There have also
been several splendid packet ships built and in course
Of building, each addition producing something new
and novel in their construction, their tonnage varying
from 1000 1900; indeed the building this year has
been almost entirely confined to large vessels.
W. Ii. wEBB's YARD.
Launched.
Feb 2-Pscket ship Isaac webb, 400 tons burthen,
49, teet long 40 beam, 2'h depth Of hold Built for
G. ii. Marshall Co, for the Black Ball line, and COM
msnded by Capt. Chopper.
Feb 2s-ship Wang sard, 300 TONS 176 feet long,
IS wide, 22h deep. Owned by J. w. Phillips, and
commanded by Capt Norton. In the Liverpool line.
April ll-sIesmship Florida. Capt. Lyons, built for
the New York aud Savannah Steam Navigation Co, g.
j., Mitchell sgent. she Is 500 TONS zis feet long
251. beam, 81 depth.
Jane l0-steamship Alabama, Capt. Ludlow, built
for the ssme line, and to run alternately with the
FLORIDA, and Of the same size aud power.
June l0-ship Celestial 500 tons, l55 feet long, IS
beam. IL deep. For the Canton trade and commanded
by Capt. L. Gardiner
On the Siscks.
Steamship Union, take the place Of the Northern
in spodord Tileston's Savannah line, and to be
snded by the late master OF the N.-Capt Budd
Her tonnage will be 800 TONS Az feet long 81 beam
q deep.
packet ship, to be launched about the LIST Of Au
gust nd TO pded by Capt Hoxie lat. OF the
Grim.hsw Measures 900 tons (carpenters, 1so feet
long, AZ beam, % hold. !
Nm IT. ppnw~-s -~""
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There we're fourteen deaths by cholera ~ Fssh-
vile, Tenn during tA- week ending the 2isi inst.
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Movements Of Individuals.

Ssh met lie vas shout to give tpsrring exhibitoas
With Country Nc, husky
Wu. Elon Fellows. of Osvego young man about
IS years Of sge, who arrested at the NindDn at
fair aud transported 60 Van DismAns Land for politi
cal offences has just returBsd with Sl2 600 In gold dust
After being liberated foo the penal colony he vent
TO Oregon and thence 10 California where he met With
Q better vein Of fortunes favors.
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rs eh.sp.., and hes. ~ Layers Of every d-scrpon
~ purchased k3 ouston street. o. sulterry. Tie
proprietor sshes ouTttition Ne eel s sane ar
tisls for the same prlee DALLihosh
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uHDICAL CARD-wATEp CUpA
q. eehiefssd.~ker, m. D., Hydrfssrss tns<s-
rsrS Iilev ssv7e ons IN fhisAspAA> 10 sassA
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repaired and ill Cor Hartford this afternoon sac
IN connection With the steamer Connectout forming
daily line 10 Hartford leaving at o'clock r. n Fars hfy
cen
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,ans exsltes rank and reputation dealer in shoes
and q every description In elegance u
fnsh and fubtantisy Of workmanship Mr. Brooks stock
unrvasd; aud authorred 20 say, BY Cousin
JuHa that q all places the city where ladies CATERS and
found she Yields to Rocks desided rref
And Cousin Ju tn sSellent critic N sush nat
A.
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There IL no ny.tsry IN Ch,sp Prices

They the ofspring Of low large business perons
industry, aud s,rct esosony These cnstitute al the
ase prices and count for the r,ordntry cheap
q the Boots, shoes, and CATERS A. JONES', No "a
An