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The New York herald., 1851-10-17
aew Ysrk, Friday, October IL. ls'
This Mornings News.

The elections in Pennsylvania and Ohio, it viii
be seen by the returns in detail, which give to-
day, as far as received, confirm the democratic
iriumphs in those States, but by less majorities
than was at first reported.
Wepublished, exclusively, in yesterday HERALD,
the first days proceedings Of the Womens Rights
Convention at Worcester, Mass, including the
interesting letter of that incorrigible old maid,
Harriet Martineau, to her disappointed sisterhood
Want Of space excludes the full report, which We
have in type, of their subsequent proceedings, till
to-morrow; and, also, moro deliberate review Of
the revolutionary schemes of this reasonable con-
spiraey among the petticoas. synopsis of the
FINAL doiDgs will be found under the telegraphic
head.
An examination Of the persons arrested for
having participated in the rescuing Of the negro
Elave from the officers at Syracuse, commenced at
Auburn yesterday. The prisoners succeeded in
giving bail, in the sum Of q ,000 each for their
appearance at court, from day to day.
II appears that the native American meeting at
Boston was failure Well, what else could have
been expected Native Americanism, as an ism,
was one Of the most shallow, mean, and conte np.i
bic lodges that any political party in this country
ever resorted to. How small it appears, whea we
consider that Of the grievances complained OF in
the Declaration Of Independence, was, that the
then King Of England put obstacles in the
way Of emigration to this country Who are
the emigrents that come to the U1ised States,
They are persons who, having suffered for
years, ard fer a life time almost, not only
the pains and penalties of despotism, whether
under the boasted constitutional government Of
Great Britain, the tyranny Of continental powers
have been charmed with real liberty here, and
sought to participate in its blessings For this they
ere grateful, and satisfied, that in return, the
persecu.ed who reach our shores would peril all
that they hold dearest earth, life itself, with
pleasure, in defence Of the privileges they enjoy;
and why, then, should distinction DC made between
the naturalized and the native born citizen in the
eircumscribed manner proposedby the native Anne
rican party But time would be los. in debating
the matter. Suffice it to say that the good sense
Of the American people has condemned native Ame-
rieanism everywhere; and any attemp, to revive It
at this day, would be unsuccessful
1t Is understooi that, as yet, no protest from
foreign powers, relative to the course pursued by
this government with regard 10 the Cuban inva-
sion, has been received at Washington
Another melancholy account has reached us Of
the terrible effects Of the recent gale in the vicinity
Of Nova Scotia. The remains OF sixty persons who
were lest during the storm, are said to have been
buried in one grave. No less than o1e hundred
and sixty vessels, Of all kinds, reported to have
been wrecked, amosg which notice one Russian
ship stranded and condemned, and ore English ship
said TO be buried in the sand.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17
TELEG r ApHIC.

CiSCiNNArt Oct. l6 1851.
soioIo CorNrr gives Nnton S6s and whig Senator
a2l majority
MApsOs cOrSrr-vInton 4sc, and Bates over Baclsus,
BELMONT CousIy-The wbig ticket Il elected I'm tbi.
county, Ny from 100 10 30 majority
hhEIoN CotNTt The democratic county ticket Il
elected, except for Surveyor The democratic state
ticket has been carried by 900 majority
GhEEs CoUSIY.-The county and State whig tickets
are elected by from 200 10 500 majority
MoEcAN CouNrr The democratic county and Stat.
tickets are elected except the Treasurer and probably
Judge ~
GtAroA CorErY .-Nipton has 20 msjority, and new
representative j. elected by 1o3 majority
WAsHfNoroN CouNrY.- Nintons majority II 200 and
the whig county ticket is elected by sn ali majority
CoLuNHus Oct. bpm
The returns come In very favorable for the democrats
Wood viii be elected Governor by a majority Of from
100 10 1000. In the Legislature the democrats viii
probably have majority on joint ballot
The New York herald., 1851-10-17
City Politics.


FtTd JudiciGy Disfriet-W iam Green ha, been
nominated for reelection In this district for Civil
ward.
SAITH Judicial District The convention for the nomi
neon q Police Jutice and Civil Justice consisting
i've delegates from Eve wards embracing the Twelfth
Sixteenth. Eighteenth Nineteenth and rwcntieth warda
met last evening at the Cottage OF Twenty ninth
grcet and Broadway. The prominent candidates for
Police Justice were Mr. sidney r. Stewart and Mr.
William Davidson, both Police CLERKS On the rst bal.
lot twenty votes wer. thrown in favor Of Mr. Stewart
and five for Mr.. Davidson Mr.. Stewart wa. thsreupon
declared the chosen candidate and but little doubt
Of his election as be appears to be general favorte
that district. For Civil Justice Mr. Anson Willis the
present incumbent. chosen for re- election Three
cheers were then given for the nominees the success
OF the ticket.
~ NE ird Senatorial District the convention me, a,
RILEY Hotel In West Broadway. and nominated Alex.
snder H. Schultz for senator. nr Schultz was former.
ly alderman OF the hfth ward
Fourth Senatorial Conr,nfon beid at Military Hall The
candidates Obadiah Newcoub B.pjs min Drake md
Hobsrt T. Iawes Ct whom, after q spirited baioting
hr Newcomb was declared nominated, having obtained
on the fourth ballot sixteen votes.
sim Senatorial Convention held at Constitution Hall
unanimously nominated Edwin D Morgan for Senator
Of that district.
re minated for election In the Eleventh dtrict fcr
Assembly
VIM Isylor was unanimously nominated for Assembly,
Thomas Ihurlov, Of the Seventh ward was nominated
for the fifth district
John Ryan, vas re. nominated for election in the
Ninth Dittrict.
Third Usrd-The whig Charter Convention. a, their
meeting ON Wednesday evening re- nominated Oscar w
sturt.vsnt for Alderman, and Samuel r. Mabbett for
Assistant ~
.1iJom,n.-Eiglh UsrS Mr. webb the present A
has been nominated for Alderman and Mr. Joseph
Barnes, for Assistant
Eere,h Wud-wm I. Msckrell, for Alderman and
Daniel perrick for Assistant
tUtonh Word.-sylvester L. II Ward. for Alderman
snd Isasc o Barker, for Assistant
S,r,ntonh H0s-Nstban c. Ely the present A,sis-
tsnt Alderman, for Alderman aud James Robinson fer
Ihtd H1d-For Alderman Oscar W slurtevapt;
Assistant, esmuel n Mablatt
Tri,,nn Uayd -Tor Alderman John Pearssl; As
sktsrt, Vim. n. Wright.
Eighomb Umd Last evening, Mr. A A. Alvord. the
prett Mt Assistant Aldermen was nominated for Alder
man and Jacob H. Valentine for Assistant Of that ward
pEMoCrATIc CITY NOMINATIONS
Fi1 JtS'ol Disoirf joseph e. Albert son for Police
Justice, and Edmond BiankmnD for Civil Justice
tcurtt IIo,S mn nom. Jscob D Oakley for Aiiar
ntn ard Tinctly q Britn ftr Assistant
The New York herald., 1851-10-17
Effects OF the late storm.

SIXTY BODIES BURIED IN ONE oRAvE-oNE HUNDRED
AND SIXTY VESSELS REPoRTED WRECKED, ETC.
ST. JoHS, N. b, Oct. Is, 1851.
Authentic intelligence has been received here of the
loss Of y Britfh fishing vessels and the probable de-
truction Of over one hundred lives.
The bark Amelia Ann from New York srrived at scho
dao the 10th and the Prince Edwards Island packet
the following dey The packet reports that hun
cred and sixty sai ofvesels consisting Of ships brgs
suo schooners had been wrecked from the North Cape
hslptc and that sixty bodies buried in grave
Two ships had stranded at Richtucto-oae a Russian
which has been condemned, and the other English
vestel which lice buried In the ssEd.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17
NE Ws BY TELEGR AP III.
The Syracuse Abolitionists.
OF PARTICIPANrS IN THE RECEy

EXAMINATION OF PARTICIPANTS IN THE RECENT
RIOT, ETC.
AuBuss Oct l6, 1881.
The proceedings against the alleged parcip ants in
the rescue Of the slave Jerry opened at hafpas
nine O'Clock this morning before Judge oonklin
The examination of Moses Summers stephen Potter
james Davis, and William Thompson was moved
The Judge said it must be understood that the above
four persons srragned all under examination at
the same time.
B. Higgins Alderman of Syracuse, was called on the
stand and bis cross examination lasted nearly all day
At4P. NJ, the court adjourned till to morrow
George Barney Hiram Putnam, Samuel J. May, Will
liam E. Abbott, Rev r. r. Raymond, and Seth llsight
sgned the bail bond for the three first named and Seth
Hsght and George Barnes gave bail for William Thomp
,on to the amount Of $4,000 each appear from day
to day
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

Marine Affairs,

vrRv QvIcK PAssAeE.-The United States mail steam.
ship Colder Gate made the from New York to Bahia
In the unprecedented time of 10 days This fine vessel
Was built forth Pacific Mail Steamship Company, ans
furnished with oscilang engines which from all ac
counts have proved themselves superior the old style
Of side lever letter from intelligent dss
crbes the steamer as performing admirably as be-
ing remarkably easy at He adds, She has beer
visited by large number Of persons who ali express,
their admiration Ia unbounded terms"
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

IMPORTANT FROM PLATE PRovrScEs. have re;
ceived by the ship Maria Captain Smith, advces FROM
Rio Janeiro to the 7th ult Accounts had reached
Rio of the defeat Of General Orbe the Buenos Ayrea
General by Garzon Of the Allied for,es the River
Negro with the less Of most of his cavalry and baggage
Gen UrQuzs of Entire Rios had transferred the com.
mand Of the army to Garzon and had gone to Entire
Rios to arrange with the President Of Paraguay before
comnlen nciDg operations to the south of the Negro.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17
WAsHlyeroS Oct. l6.


FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
WAsHiSGroN Oct. 16, 1851
No protest has been received here from the European
government as yet has been reported in New York
The Treasury Department is flooded with claims aris
ing out of the illegal seizures made by Collector Collier
in California.
The Republic, Of this morning corrects that portion Of
despash which appeared some days ago in the HERALD
stating that the President had instructed the District
Attorney of New York to prosecute the parties to the
Syracuse outrage for high treason 1t says very proper
y that IL is not the duty Of the President TO define the
nature of the crime Win do your special telegraph
correspondent the justice to say that that portion Of the
despatch n question not sent by him, but, coming
from the correspondent of the confederate press, was
added to your correspondents despatch in the HERALD
ofice? Your correspondent confined his statement TO
the fact that the President had called upon the District
Attorney strictly to do mis- duty in seeing the law
executed.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17
B Y NJ A l L
OUR PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENCE.

OR PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENCE.
PBrLApELPHrA, Oct 16, 1851
The politicians in awful pother cyphering out
the majorties from the official returns which the cleo
tion officers now preparing in the several districts
TIE candidates for the county aoat in of
uncertainty, account Of the delay caused by the d
vision OF the wards into precincts. There Is some
ground for the fear entertained by the democrats Of
Judge Campbels being defeated foi the Supreme Court
In Cambria county however he 200 ahead Of the
democratic ticket and II this Is the in other
ties he may BE- carried into Office, though with very
small minority.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17
Court Calendar for This D.v.

motions.
CRcuIr CouRr.-Nos. 351, e5s e59 6eo Gel COS, ese.
OF, Cos, 500, 600 go, 671 672, e73
COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. 7O7, 7e7, SO9 81, 8I3,
S15 SIT S9 s2l 823, 825, ST. $751; 833 1885, Part p
~ 142 ~ 1852 1866 76s TIA 77o, 77s 7Sl 7se, 79o
u; Drs.Rrcr cOvRr-Nos. Is, SO, loa, 20, 81 %
"a, 25, 20, 27.
SUPERIOR CouRr.-(For two branches) )-Nos 1o3, %,
A. $780, u.s. TO- g. 12o, 159 "a lS5, 1873 zoe 2s, 40 us
2e 2l6 22O 22l 222 22s ga 22s, 2a6 227 22e III,
1915
The New York herald., 1851-10-17
Jenny Lind at Bufraio--BriS Missing.


Jenny Lind's concert last night was well attended,
the church being quite full aud she received with
great enthusiasm Her farewell concert takes place to-
morrow evening at the Baptist Church.
The brig J Giddirgs, with full cargo, bound
rem here to Chicago has not been heard from ana is
supposed to have gone down, with all on board.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17
TELE G. X A p HIC.

PHILAbELpIIIA, "a, Uct. To IS0I.
LEHcH COUNTY, complete )-Biger's majority is 377
uSIoN CoUSp.-Johnston's msjority is goo.
BERKs COUNTY gives 4723 for Bgler.
BUFFALO, Oct. 1G 1851.
CRAWFORD County -Biger has 35 majority; Parrot,
HOS Galbraith for Judge Of the Sixth district 500 The
whole democratic ticket is elected except L. Lowry, de-
fsted by John Dyke for Associate Judge by nearly 500
NESASGo COUNTY. COO majority for Biger.
CLARION County Il OO0 majority for Bigler
MERCER CoUSTY. .--l5o majority for Bigler
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

redress but it is made, we are on the eve of the
Presidential election, and popular opinion Is poten-
tial. We presume that this plan of loan Will be
practically tried and just in proportion to the COM
plexion of affairs in Europe viii be the prospects Of
its success The denial of the privilege to Kossuth
of landing in Piedmont, and of passing through
France, are auguries Of gathering tornado. His
appearance upon our shores will be only adding
breeze to the Goals and the eombustibles. Every
thing around US, as well as across the sea-every-
thing, including this German loan, portends ter
rible ground swell in 1882.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

mall the Cincinnati Nonpare says"The Albany Dutch
the livelies joest and best the
has made its appearance in beautiful dress In
penrance and WORTH superior to all the papep
tEa hail from eedom any other part of the word
Mahngah the Wolf OF the Maooanni The Heroic Prn-
Of India; Adventures in the North West
crumbs for all kinds Of Chickens will in Saturday.
issue OF the Dutchman For sale where. Terms 50
per annum; club prices, less single copies cents.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

OF loss 20 know BY what secret KNOX conrives
eclipse them all and how IL that he LOOKS down
hearted complains Of bad times The obvious
that lie who msy read KNOX makes tueh good anc
handsome Hate, and sells them at such low figure that
whoever Hat at No. l23 Fulton street,
thereafter buys sewLere
The New York herald., 1851-10-17
RempfieId Railroad In PennsyIvanls.

WAsHiNGroS Pa, Oct. 10, 1881.
Al the late election the question Of subscription by
this county Of $500 coo to the stock Of the Hempaed
railroad submitted to the people, and has been
rioj by large majority By this means 100000, pre-
vouy subscribed by individuals &c. is secured and the
construction Of the road IL thus made certain.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17
Curtain Materials. window Ornnments.

&c-Key Ferguson have just received from Paris large
and elegant assortment of Satin and other Curtain
Materials Lace and Musn Curtains &c which they oer
full % than they be had else where. Cur
tains up in the nestest by practical upho
Call and satisfy vourseves at the Mhoessze Win
dow Shade Store. No: 29H. Br adway store extending
throuah 70 Nos y and - keade street.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17
The Murder Trial at Owego.

OwEGo, Oct TO- 1871.
The trial of Thurson, for the murder of Lambertson
progressing and witnesses being examined to
ain the plea of insanity with apparent prospect Of
success Consderab BILE intere is anfesed in the
The New York herald., 1851-10-17
Catherine Hayes at Providence.

PROVIDENCE, Oct. l6, 1851.
The concert Of Catherine Hayes last night created the
greatest enthusiasm and the hall delsey crowded
Eey. hundred applicants for tickets refused al
mission Governor Allen, Governor Anthony, Major
Burgess Judge Brayton and many other distinguished
oficers Of the State with their families present.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

HALIFAN, n. 8. OCT. TO, I65I.
The fishermen along coast improving our pre-
sent fine weather. which should it continne for a few
dsys longer will enable them it is anticipated to obtain
large catch of msckerel whc beginning to make
heir sppe srance in considerable abundance.
Our latest advices from Newfoundland and Bermuda,
furnish no Of interest to the American reader.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

skngThe and the increased trade the New
Hat Company have compelled them double ther sales
their and sales able
them furnish Hat equal to superior TO most
Of the hats sold dollar the city
Any gentleman desiring hat different from the style
s in yited call and leay. his order qualify and
price only Nos. las and las Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

Of by tho democrats by the election Of Dr. Lewis
Heck, in the Dauphin aud Northumberland district.
The new Senate win probably stand IS democrats TO
Is wings.
The various counties have generally voted for the
preventative candidates in accordance with their votes
Tor Governor. The exceptions in Northampton
where enc independent and democratic candidate
are chosen and In Bucks whig and two democrats
The democratic majority in the House. however viii be
considerable.
TIE VOTE OF PHILADELPHIA.
stupid occurred in the teegraphc reports res
pecting the in the city county of Phia-
delpha, which varies the result than two thou
sand favor Of Johnston consequently Bglers majority
will be less in the State than supposed The tee-
graph reported the majority in the city of Philadelphia
27o0 for Johnston, whereas it is 3ll7-and the county
which reported estimated at $50 for Biger turns
but 4s5 for him. according to table published in the
Philadelphia Bulletin, which is given as the approximate
vote viz
Johnston, Bigier,
Whg. Dem
Phiadelphia city ..,............ ss39 4922
county $3.50 l6O2i
Total .357s 2oois
Johpstons majority in city and county. .......2632
The vote Of lS4S follows
Johnston LOngstreM.
City ........................8 8963 49l2
County. ...........................16 .1699S loO2S
Total s6l 2iooO
John.ton's majority in ls4S .49sl
The democratic it will be seen, is only 81 votes less
than in lSis, while the whg vote falls of 1883 votes
making whig loss in city and county, of 2329.
In the city Of Philadelphia Charles Gilpn, whig, s
elected Mayor by majority Of about 500, John
Swift independent.
The City Council is whg, as usual but In Chestnut
ward Ambrose J. White independent, is said to have
besten George r. Fisher the regular whig nominee.
The whg Assembly ticket and Senator elected by
THE CITY AND COUNTY TICKETS.
The Independent candidates for the Court Of Common
Pea', Messrs Oswald Thompson and VIM d Kelley, are
elected. Between Messrs. Allison, independent and
Johnston, dem, the result is, as yet uncertain.
For the District Court Hon. George Sharswood and
Hon. George NJ Stroud who run by both parties,
are Of course elected Between the other candidates
Associate Judge, Hon. X Flnday and j. Clark Hare
wbig, it is close question, thus far
The candidates for the Supreme bench run generally
along with those Of their respective parties for Governor
with the exception OF Judge Campbell who falls of heavi
ly throughout the city and county.
The county officers ele cted believed TO be follows
RECORDER DEEDs-Samue G. Thompson. democrat.
COUNTY TREAsURER-Robert G.. Simpson, whig and
tive
PRoTHoSoTARY OF DISTRICT CouRr-Thomas Fletcher
vhg and native
CLERK OF QUARTER SEssroSs-John X Loughlin dem.
CoRoNER-Dr. Thomas Goldsmith. democrat
CouSTY CoMMussIoNER-Wm. Fsunce, whig and native
AUDToR-Henry Hannipgs democrat
The New York herald., 1851-10-17
From the south.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 10, 1871.
Eight two story buildings Marion street. Baltimore,
were destroyed by fire last evening.
The receipts OF the crop cotton thus far at New
Orleans. are about eleven thousand bales
The health Of Col JEFF Davis OF Miss, is improving.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

seribr respectfully calls the attention of parties requiring
tome truly elegant TO his beau;ul styles OF silver bo
eered plain French porcelain Cards, Envelopes,
Wedding Borss in the latest mode. EVERDEtk 02 Broad
wsy Duane street. Branch store, Is Wall street.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17
The Toronto and Lsne H"ron RAILROAD.


Tho ceremony Of turning the arst sod on the Toronto
and Lake Huron Railroad performed dsy, By the
Countess of Elgip. IN the presence Of some twenty
tbouta I'd people lord Egin made excellent address
on the occasion 1fls lordshp viii slaTt for Q1ebec on
Saturday
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

JACOBS 1O2 Chatham street. still continues. and will
continue 90 long he sells such good article At low
price he 10 doing and warranted time keepets, bot
In gold and silver Go and luy. The Original.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

ShaWIh ShGWIh!-A BpIenu1u 1tCck OF Inc
and gentee wool Log Shawls at low price OF So piece
TO be obtained dsy and TO morrow Friday and 50
terdsy.) at HlrCHCOCK s. LEADBEATER'S 3i7 Broad.
corner Of Leor street where the ladies win also ud
utful assortment of avery other Kind Of Shawl and
beautiful lot Of Partisan Closks, Opera Cloaks Silks &c
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

ton Gentlemen Have purchased one OF Meaos fai
SJe Of Hats sif lfyou have not would tvise
20 call at No 4G broadway and secure one
kELIO, 4l6 Broadway, corner Of Canal.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

enter clothirg establishment and hnd just the articles
want-eheap graceful and durable fitting TO We
expsriep ced this luxury at skIT Clothin
Store l0 ulton street. and would adviie friends 10
their luck.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

this marvellous machine possesses the rover
20 H. has not been tested In one ont OF the mspv sres
vhen eeeur every dav In New YorkDaily TINES Esasty
very Dnrsnr Dreadful strange Alsrmin ry strange.
& bu pss,y THIS yonder may be partially esrlsned BY the
,.losng facn -hessrs Stnsn Allen. Of the Novelty
Worf sre srying. as fast as possible 10 rsuufscture
some 81 theee machines and chemical charges bat
cess nenufsetures tedious and the for
seturns eompiestct and extensive and. M yet not
nsle maohnf with the charge has been ted sad
thereore could NOT crnvsnienty be tested
even one spt Oh many oe every day in
New Oh The moment shat dozen machines are 6nsh
e. wbih We are assured viii be With ~ farthes
n above f1 vD te resdy 70 supply them in large quanu
ttee and The ADhietor Company will be Rad 70 have
them ssed in ali possible ~ which time ire espres
tcn HtW trapre rili be srfiied 20 TIE peri@ct and
sthsotofA dlmonstrstion OF the utility a. ths nvcnton:
atc its more patience. fCntlemen aud yen eha all
' -orVi1ced trat NCre navy stang thnfs not
c-stmes q mi assrty." b. H. BhRkJE, General
~ tgt. " 1ts..T t.rttt.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17
Democratic gain


The remaining fourteen counties gave democratic
majority In ls4s, Of $3.50. II is supposed they msy
have given Bigier about 5000 aud that his majority
In the state will be from 5000 TO 1000 instead Of IL oo)
at first calculated and reported The democratic
jcrity for Canal Commissioner last year, was 1879
The principal democratic ssins IL viii be noticed in
Philadelphia schuylkl, and the democratic counties
while the vhig counties have generally sustained John
ston with similar majorities to those Of 1sts The eec
ton Of Bisler s claimed in the democratic papers Of
Pennsylvania q Union triumph
LEGISLATURE.
The senste consists Of thrtythre members and the
House q Representatives Of hundred There will
probably be democratic majority in each branch but
United States Senator is to be elected by this Lcg-
lsture The Philadelphia Buil,iin ssys;--
There but few returns from the interior n regard
20 the legislative candidates The state Senate ., pre
cent stands 10 democrats 70 whigs Eleven new sena.
tore are chosen Of this election There reported gain
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

street corner Of Chambers. New Yerh where heads Of
N te SURE 70 md every article in Hosiery
oarmsnt So AZ ths most nahe prices Drss, SHUT
maze 70 oraer IN style which none surpass Rsnem
seri corner OF OreenNieh and CHAMBERS street
THOMAS hLAUGHLIN.
The New York herald., 1851-10-17

sree there wonders miracles
throw he Wizard Of the North in the shade fuu
eegsrt clothing consisting OF cloth Coat cashmere Pants
and fancy Vest for that COS. $50 Ciosks and Overcoas
$40 $40 business Goats t<i