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Avrr-SfAvERY MovEarSrs.-The great narc-up
and pow-wow annual Of the antislayery organize
ton il not to come of this year at the Tabernacle,
as usual II Is to be held nearer Weeds donin.
ions-at Syracusc-on the seventh Of May next
Garrison, May, and their associates, have Issued
their cdict, in which they state that they do not
wish to enter New York, where they would have to
encounter the Union Committee, and, also, Captain
Rynders and his crew, whose bold front carries
terror TO the hearts Of the agitators Well, we are
glad to get rid Of the fanatics, on any plea they
may assume. II will leave as in the enjoyment Of
peace, and out Of the sound Of blasphemy. We sup
pose that syracuse. where there is so much salt,
will be able to endure il, and no doub, there will
be great glory for the aboitionists in that region.
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Movements Of D,.t,nsu,.h.d people.

Hon J Collier. Bnghamton; Major Porter 4. 4 A. /.
John fettcs. U. = Marshal, Vermont Hon H. Seymour
uues; Hon. Alfred Kelly, Ohio; Hon. John Nelson
Montreal; Lieut. J. Gorgas, 4. \. A.; George NoHstt
Canada Mr. Dove, England; H. J. Rogers Baltimore;
4 kainsy Cincinnati. were among the arrivals at the
Irving House yesterday
A. u Drake, 4. 8 A.; Thcs white Phila >; A. Vans
low Waterloo; W Hollester. n. c.; H. Harwoud phila
w Jefferson. Texas; J. Winthrop. Newburgh; COATES
Pbila Col Washington, Washington NJ Maxwell Della
ware; X Barry Baltimore; Rev. NJ Usher Phila Hon
IL Heath; Washington; a. Y King Geo, were amongst
the arrivals yesterday Mt the American Hotel
Hon. ~. Garfield. Vt; Col. r. NJ cation New Granada.
Hon Isaac Clements, N " j. ~ Tucker Mich; H. ~
smith, La u FULLER Ga; II. " Springer, Phla; John
= Reed, Ohio j. Ely Conn, among the arrivals
yesterday at the Clinton Hotel
Hon David Atchison at St Louis on al ult on
his return home from Washington.
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Political Intelligence.

DEMOCRATIC STATE CoNvEsTIoS.-The following call ha s
been issued by the State Democratic Committee, and
published in the Albany .7tias the freeso organ -
Democratic State Convention, to be composed of
delegate from each Assembly district in the State is
hereby appointed to be held in the city of Syracuse
Wednesday, the tenth day Of September 1851 II
o'clock at noon for the purpose Of nominating candidates
for such State officers be elected by
Of the State, at the next general election.
VIM. +. HAyEMEyER, JONI SrRYKrR,
RoBT ii. NORRIS WARD Husr
{. Z. CAMBRELEsG, s. c. JOHNSON,
JOHN q. WmKIS, A. BIRpsALL
i. CAccER, HAIsEY SANFORD,
J " l.. PRUys, ALBERT LESTER,
PIATT POTTER, DEAN RcHMoSp,
Wh. A. BEACH, Henry w. RooERs.
Democratic State Committee.
Dated, Albany. April 10, 1851
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NtsiCAL MosrMENrS.-Th That distinguished artistc,
StcTsnonc has arrived in the city, and after years
II toll crowned with success il about to sqjourn FOR
considerable space in this city, where she may
rest after her great trumphs She vas the first,
since Slalibrans time to create great sensation
am 3ng u in opera, ani Led the way to the advent
of Psrodi here. in ,he style of arr, finish and
excellence The probability l., that in the course
Of the season she will be heard gain and when Ma
retzek opens Castle Garden in June, with his grand
company, count upon hearing Steffcnone, whose
new career Of popularity will be brilliant as that
If the past.
Amongst the other musical events expected. Is
the concert Of Mr. Vincent Wallace, which will
take place on the I'D Of this month. Tais will be
grand affair. and highly interesting to all the
seal circles Of the metropolis. The sister Of Mr.
Wallace. Mrs Bushclle, who has NJ ofaen excited
admiration in the concerts Of the English nobility by
her flexible aud powerful res sosolrao voice, will
he great feature at this entertainment a. II will
be bcr first appearance. Mr. Wallace himself will
perform on two Instruments on the occasion, also,
and will introduce some q those charmifs cornpo-
sitons q his own, which have given bif . wide
celebrity. Altogctbtr the concert will be qli.s an
event.
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The WEEKLY HERALD will be published at ten
o'clock this morning. Single copies sixpence.
Annual subscription three dollars. All the impor-
tant and interesting news Of the week, from all
parts Of the world, will be found in its columns
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Gouraud,s Liquid Hair Dye instantly con-

red hair brown black His Italian Medi-
Gated Soap pinples, saowness eruptons and
eckles. His Liquid Rouge imParts delicate rosness to
pale lips and checks His Poudre Subtitle eradicates hair
any part Of the body Pound only t67 Walker street. first
from Broadway; Calender ~ South Third Phi
ladephia; Jordan, 10 Washington street, Boston.
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tonic aud stoma,ic known Kings Restorative Btters
has specific end aud amthat Of curing diseases rene
rated ny disordered digestion and rebuilding
ing the broken down energies of the The remedies
Tor all naaaes through te stomach but curative
principle Of tits extraordinary paraton concentrated
upon that Its and
properties the dUent the organ
ration and the food H. thus into
scmihuid fitted for tile product Of blood bile
Aftr taking the Restorative Bitters for few days mark
ed change takes place 10th In tie system and the
sufferer VITO strengthens and his
usual TOW Of srrits. Prepared and sold by II. RING
Druggist, E2 Broadway; Mr.. Hays, lis Fulton street.
Hrso
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state that for the accommodation those gentlemen who
unable 90 procure their hats during day their
will hereafter b open every Saturday evening
II o'clock Our standard Of hats k 81 aud quay
not 20 be surpassed By those cold any other
lsLmsnt in the city. NEW HAT COMPANY
l4b and lis Nassau street Tract uaus4l
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when needs mild medicine We know
q nono simple and ccaeious than Bakes Aromatic
Bitters For nauscau general debility drowrine and
all kindred Affections consequent upon the transition from
winter to ssmmtr, they have equal
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mperey undort00d ~ those who make the greatest
prctensons The most - TIE popular hair dyes baeken
the hair but to be succeeded by furnished
other equally unfty color Bogle's Electric Hair
Dye s void of these po3us properties Ii instantly dyes
the hair beautiful Hat5ral black brown, which neither
water sunshine change tarnish. For sale by
Sands 100 Fulton knsaton, Clark Co 23 Broad
way; Cary Co.. Brigham Il Day, Pearl street and by
the druggists throughout the United States and Canad
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u. 8. Com Office.

Before George w Morton, Esq.
April 11-Pierre Hue. deserter from the French brig
Bouvreuil, was brought in and examined by Mr. Ridg
way, for the government upon the above Chi rge and
upon the evidence of Captain Ayr he committed to
the custody Of the Marshal TO be kept in confinement
until the vessel shall be ready to take him back to France
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guild Hair Dye, celebrated in Londoh Paris, Boston.
a PIMA batnure e.e can 0kLy Ds pro
The public must beware of countereits. See various
diplomas II is for sale Wholesale and retail. applied.
Copv the address,
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Of the world e. great deal of raseay and corruption
In high places All the passing events Of the day will be
graphically treated by the editors the Atlas in their
peculiar style Everybody reads the Sundey Atlas aud
merchants and tradesmen will find profit in employing it's
columns for their business announcements.
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RriRrsrsr % IToS HcwrLL Cose-several Of our
exchanges having noticed the intention Il Hon Howell
cobb to retire fr the service Of his In tho
Congress If the United states and expressed their regret
nj the consequent lo-s TO the national cuub II NAV
not lie inappropriate for to state In relation 10 this
subject, that Dir. Cobb for several month"; tast had
formed and expressed determination to decline return
np to ms seat IN The HOUSE at or the expiration q his
term ~ service on the 9TH day ~ March Since his late
rcturn TO this place we learn that he adhares 10 that
deter mination The Sixth Congressional district ~
Georgia must therefor seek for the future another
rtpreseDtatye-.7O,rt's tGa ID Banner March 81
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varied assortment of these celebrated articles
hand at CLlkLHtGHs, l79 Broadway. In shape and APP
earanee they tit the head the hair and all ncon
yenicnee arising from pressure weight and heat entirely
obyiated Cory he address.
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TOT straw Panama aud other Summer Hats approaches
man strangers from the South and
making their purchases for the summer To- those and the
public generally Genin would say that his styles straw
Isnsma, and other summer Hats for gentlemen and
cdren OF both sexes already out and that
All the various modes esrccted 90 BE- in in Paris durg
the summer, ss we'll a. various original designs
gENIk, IA broadway. opp4site Paula
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general detiy-GiNe the medicine trial. and will be
satisfied 81 its astonishing efficacy il gives immediate
he ana mIarts health aud strength to the whole
contains no aeoholand Is the most agreeable medicine
those OF delicate u botte six bot
ties Tor 80 For sale by A. d. Sands 100 FULTON street.
aud A. L. Scoyil Co. 36. aud c. H. Ring 1872 Broadway
~ y, and BY the druggists generally.
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neatt style always conforming the shape of head fea
lures Of face and general appearance of all Hill
the niitahe rs Nassau corner 81 Fine street. where 10 sold
the justly celebrated inallibe onguent for the hair.
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Court of AuDerls In New YovL.

ANN I0-so "a John J. Moore aud others rsSpou-
dents. 49, Michas T. Moore and William n Atkins ayl
psllante n citing the ypction Of a mill wa. ar
gusd No 20 Noah worrall ayp,llan g. David Mum
Tesptndent wss en- Argument.
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ofGentlemens Hats They only beautiful In style
but light and easy 10 the head Those who want really
beautiful article, wo1ld do we'll 10 call az w DAyIDS
tsneeessor To Amidon D Broadway, Duane street
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Tie Gas MoNofoLY.-By reference to an ac-
count given by reporter, in another part Of this
day's paper, If the two gas establishments of this
city, il will be that both are making vigorous
preparations 10 make money, and to secure the mo-
nopoly which they already possess. They can well
afford 70 enlarge their borders and augment their
works There are, however, two sides to a bargain,
aud Il remains to be seen what course the citizens
will follow. There /. plain fact that cannos be
explained away by any sophistry-thc New York
companies ere charging 81 20 per 1000 cubic
feet. The same quantity i supplied in Phila-
deli LA for q y, and if payment is made
in eve days after tn bin is presented. there is
duction # five Ter cent, which brings il down to
- II. ~ the FIR, Of January next the price is to
Be reduced 70 e. This Is just the figure at which
the citizens Of New York expect their gas, and
they viii not he satisfied with any other terms
The Philadelphia gas works cleared $1,000 last
year, al the reduced price We have stated. Th.
wa handsome profit. What does the New York
Gas Company clear We cannot inform the reader,
for they never publish reports. But let them keep
their information to themselves. and make out what
profit they please ifthey will only give Us light
chcar a. !; is IN Philadelphia.
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gers and citizens invited call the factory Med
hurst Heard u Maiden lane, and examine the largest
cheapest and best of wigs half wigs
braids long hair front bras Also get your hair
cut in the spring style for 1851 q Maiden lane.
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contain the thorough and searching review Of the inqu,
OF the city government and the exposure Of the humbug
qnaeker OF the medical faculty. excellent story Of the
Three Lovers Or who shall have her is also
Be sure and read it.
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new weekly IL certainly feature in our periodical
literature combining II does the character Of the
PAPER and magazine We cannot marvel at its since
Yields the Pen editorial. lie presidcs with ability
A. Palmer 4 CO., Barclay street, publishers.
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there he persons who Indifferent to the value Of
hall dollar a. TO 81 for Hat when superior in
every respect can he purchased for s. So T. probably be-
,ause they have tried Of Espensceid Hats w
Nassau street a.
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d w. Newman, 3l Broadvay offers beautiful sto,k az
ne. seods 81 the most desirable styles in aouncng. under
seeyts collars, cuffs pocket trnning seea
muslin trimming infants waists and robes Sc. Sc the
Wy iow lrie,s strict adherence to the price system
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announce that W fully prepared to supply the
ereasng demand Tor thus new unique aud appropriate hat
Gsntlem.n who regard Tropricty ~ shape element
the combination Of light and beautiful hat invited TO
examine them.
MAkNOCks untt.rs- Irxinr unn.e nrnaIxar
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pete and elegant article having
requisite for gentlemans toilet in the least possible space
liberal discount 70 Wholesale dealers SAUNDERS, lH
Broadway corner Of Liberty street. and 37 Broadway
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elegant fasionable Hat which you procure CHEAP
of hnos II FULTON street II want hat that will
Tor months or year, buy q Knox fyou want hat suited
70 your fsatures tuy Of Knox In short want hat
Possessing qualification Of beauty style durability
and economy, buy Of kuox. lie supply all Who cafi
81 him. = " -
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contain some REVELATIONS particularly interesting the
literary world The dramatic fund dinner ward sketches
exhibition 81 the National Academy Of Design mysterious
yorce George George Rev. j. T. Hesdy Others
theatrical musical and literary notices Price three
cents. For sale everywhere.
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Ihbics and Furniture Nsreroome being a.
o..u 70 ue new location No 80 Broadway great
,nt are orsred y purchasers and the largest stock of
tables In the city. Warranted Ia every respect a nom
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oiGeneral Tayer Of Gold streets
estabshment where every one " e. make good
narran IN srring and summer clothing r. H. Rogers
% fr the most splendid bargains In clothing e. he
met WITH In New York Elegant suits resy made, fur
nhed to order at short notice reasonable
prices.
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This preparation the best medicine for Dyspepsia ever
known IL cures the in short time. IL 10
also valuable spring medicaaeut for the general diseases
attendant 10 this Of the year Principal once
Fulton street. Price per large bottle 80 ccnts
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respectfully invited 70 examine this choice selection Of drs.s
som the variety is beyond all doubt the greatest In the
city comprising the most beautiful open work In she'll ana
buhAls horn Combs repaired and made 70 order
A. X J. SAUNDERs.
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Pocket and Pen Knives, Rax0rs, Toilet
CUTLERY keThe undersigned CAN the attention Of those
which the
pete in the city SAUNDERS, M Broadway. corner Of n
kerty street and aS7 Broadway.
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way Hat store continues 70 sell beautiful hats Of
All TIE latest srring styles for three dollars each better
ha, can y found New York than those sold Loekhea
at the broadway Hat Store, "a broadway.
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very SUPERIOR Wig Touree should eat at Bstchors cee
Maed Wig factory No Wall street They will And ne
PERFECTLY underssnSs all their rcqrremsns matter how
scnl he fats 6t h.ad In fact he Knows HE
business snd makes business " ~ Cesy bio address and
dvs hin ssik
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Pozzoni's Baths, GOO Broad way, have nm

dergono thorough renovation and
eeption Of ysiters reading room having moruing and
evening papers has been attached also commodiou
Hair Dressing Room Ladies entrance the baths Ia Cros
by treet
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@. Il. Clark, Merchant Tallor.-Fkie black
s. to IS; vests from 81 % to Sd Also, ready made
sack and frock coats ves and pants All that skill
concentrated ut l6 William street, between fulton and
John streets.
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LEGISLATURE.

LEGl>LATURE.
There Is doubt Of a whig majority joint ballot
which, there is choice Of Governor and State o
GERS by the people transfers control democrats
now holding power to the wings The choice Of State
officers when election is effected by the peop., is
made by the Legislature joint ballot The election Of
u s. Senator by concurrent vote Of the two Houses
and it is doubtful whether the wings will have clear
majority the free sellers and democrats in the House
Of Representatives few free soers may hold the ba-
lance of power, they did last year In the Senate
there is clear wig majority; some accounts say but
one others from three to Eve
The town of Sharon, Ltchfeld county, elected whig
representative Tuesday instead of democrat
at first supposed. This makes the House up fol-
lows wings ll2 democrats ITO, and doubtful viz;
free soil member from Waterbury, New Haven county,
and Mr. Hall, Of Portland, Middcscx county, who is
called democrat by the Hartford Times, and cassed as
whig by the Hartford Co,ram This Mr. Hall is
of peculiar notions, and We apprehend ne will be found
quite independent Caleb Lyon, Of Lyensdale in
New York Assembly.
CONGRESS.
The majority Of origen S. Seymour, (dem) of Itch
field for Congress in the Fourth district, comprising
Fairfield and Litchfed counties, Is las. lie succeeds
Thomas B. Butler, (whig) and his to the
Union wings in Fairfield county Litched county gave
a considerable majority against him The delegation is
asccrtained to be as follows -
/. Hartford and Holland .Chas. Chapman. (whig)
2 New Haven and Mddesex. Colin NJ lngersoll, tdem)
g. n London and Windham.. C. y. Cleveland, r. dem
4. Fairfield and Lchfed .Origcn S. Seymour (dem.)
CONGRESS.
n London and Wndham. g. +. Cleveland, e. dem.)
1. Fairfield and Litehfeld .Thos b. Butler, (whg.)
The balance Of the account far party politics
concerned is the same in the last Congress- viz
three democrats and whg But in another respect
the change is important for whereas three members
the last delegation elected free soers and the
whole four voted against the Compromise three Of the
present delegation will sustain it in all its parts
FIRST DISTRICT (coupIrTr)
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Artificial Eycs.-Dr. J. GRAY. No. 1877 Grand


street, New YORK, the maker OF human Arthcial
Eyes in the United States. No charge for inserting n B.
Ocllsts supplied with Artificial Eyes in large small guam
titles, at 4 low price, for cash.
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Aedhnrst HeaTds y Maiden ane, and purchase bottle
Of their celebrated Anamracuis 1T it does not free
hair from seurf and dandru it and render 1t
glossy and elastic pass by tac next time like the Pharee,
'the other side
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val give prompt and faithful attention the
hod Furniture az the residences families OF will receive
IL tor sale at his capaeious ST. and y Broadway cor
ner Of White street. Cash advances all
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Floor OH Cloths-s,OOO Yards or New

spring patterns of oil CLOTH at IS and As yard
at the celebrated cheapest Carpet establishment the
United States, No. 70 Bowery, Hiram Andersons j. a.
wide; English oil cloths, II to feet wide Of ele
CANT tapestry marble and ent1 patterns 6s to IS yard
There eight spacious salerooms stocked with English
three ply csrpe at low prices ingram carpets S. 4
81, and os yard
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Ec.-The wholesale wEre-roOmt OF
lillian street 80 door from Fulton street thrown
The stock of Carpetings Oil Cloths &C. will be
reaed cheap FOR cash Those would do we'll te call
early and examine the Carpeting.
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,
Vote in ls49-Chapman. 1927 Waldo. ....7 Al
SECOND DISTRICT.
All the towns heard from, though from several
have majorities only Ipgersol (dem) has 500 600
plurality over Babceck (whig).
New London and Windham counties franklin town.
in New London county, to come I'M -
Ames, (whig) 1869. Cleveland a. s. dem) 5l6o
Clevelands majority is about 800.
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quality unprecede low prices-l articles made in
the latest Partisan style and ted TO give satisfaction
buyer Boys ladies and ehldren wear IN every va
sOhN L. AZ uson o1
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ingram carpeting at the famous cheap Carpet
Establishment No. ~ Bowery; Hiram Anderson's. English
three ply Is and IS yard ingram carpets 2 s.
5s Gs oil cloths IS and IS yard Greatest bar
gains of the age.
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place in the city to get boots shoes and CATERS = ~ No,
calf from 81 to 81 80 usually S. and 50 80 Steel shanl
boots g. usually So 20 and ST. Patent leather boots
shoes gaer and crareers for SALE Wholesale and retail
at No. Al Cortlandt street.
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Patent Tapestry-Thrce Ply and Patent

and Number Plates of every variety OF pattern beaut-
fully engraved in Old English. German Text Antique,
Roman and Writing sty iesAt Eyerdells U2 Broadway
and Branch Store No all street.
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near The Museum-Eusiness Eoot ~ usIaIy ~ frshn
variety fancy Dress Shoes for GUNNER wear french
Patent Leather Boo and Shoes warranted 70 wear as well
any made for sale, at Jones IA Ann street. At preos
which defy competition.