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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-21

Raadon, uectssors g. James T.. cooley, aud Cool'y
ksese viii st saturday u0ruinf June a. at u uel1ck,
a. The auction roems m and Broadway cgraer ~ Whte
street and valuable collection q 0h faintuesAn
exceedingly and recherche collection q al rantings
Just received irm Europe, ncluding hue Land ape
original Nnttaud flemish Scenes, Battle Picture - tho
losi,sl Studies &C. Also modsrn paatngs in rich r.
~ Gtton. Coates, II, t9Feter With rich Nautty ~
framed Iugraying alter Leslie Landseer, Ciau ie Vert u.
while, H,rrirg &c. A. the time viii b. cold
nitetrt 0vling piece dau.le barrel n With puw
der fosls hot bags and aii the porathanala Cor ds
shooting Also, four very irge aud superb MIR Rith
r y carved francs tiac-b1srd, mattressts marbetop
tol 81. lie paintings nes IN exhibition a. the sales
req
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-21

GorSa TO EURoPg-SAILINo OF rIts PACIFIC
At noon, to-day, the splendid steamship Pacific, Of
the Collins line, which may lie called the skim
of the seas, for she has outstrpped all others,
will sail for Liverpool, crowded with passengers
from the New to the Old World.
For some time past the travel from this CONT
nent to the Old World, by the two great lines of
steamships, has been increasing to extraordinary
extent being, in some instances, not much behind
the great rush to California after the gold dis
coytries in that distant region became a reaity-a
fixed fact. During the course of the present
per, and the recent spring, vast numbers Of first
class travellers have come from South America,
Mexico, Havana, and the West Indies, direct TO
New York, for the purpose of going to Europe, BY
either the American the Brit ISL line of steam
ships
Among the passengers by the Pacific, we OBJ
serve, among others, the name of General Hiram
Walbridge, well known one of our American no
tables, who only few days ago returned from Eu-
rope The General, we believe, has two objects in
view. He is interested TO very large extent, in
California and Virginia gold mines, the stock of
which is partly owned or to be disposed of in Eng
land He goes out for the purpose of attending to
his interest there; but while in England, would
advise him to treat with Lord Pamecston for Eng
fish neutrality, while Sonora and other northern
departments Of Mexico, perchance Lower Califor-
mia, known TO contain gold and silver, are being
purchased and annexed to the United States.
Among the passengers who will also leave in the
Pacific, We see the name Of NJ. Nicolas de Penalver
Penalver, the eldest of the Condo de Penal
yer, one Of the wealthiest inhabitants of Havana,
whose generous hospitality TO visters from Europe,
from the North, has been celebr ited for many
years past M. de Penalyer, the younger, goes for
the first time TO Europe, and will probably spend
several years in travelling through England,
France, Germany, Italy, and Spain lie has spent
a few weeks in this metropolis and neighoorhooi,
and is highly esteemed for his accomplishments, by
all who have the pleasure OF his acquaintance.
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Arrested on n Charge OF Robbing Bellows
EXPRESS.


Mr. Norris of the firm Of J. H. Denham Co., fruit
and oyster dealers, this morning arrested susp
con Of having been concerned in the robbery Of $500
from Bellows press 1t appears the trunk containing
the funds left in the store of Denham Co day
and night previous TO the discovery of the robbey AMI
the remnants Of the bills found in the stove in
which Norris had just made fire Circumstances
strong against him and he hrs been committed to Jail
for further examination lie for some time
nected with the More telegraph in this city, and has
borne an irreproaehabe character.
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Withdrawal from the Protestant Episcopal
Church.

trvCISvATt June -, 1851
The Rev p Angcrodt, distinguished minister a
the pru,,stant Episcopal Church, has In letter %
considerable length % Bishop Mllyaine, Withdrawn
from tho ministry IL that church lie az he believes
the church needs reformation. bot tina. she cannot b.
reformed end h. mu Therefore reform from her he
cannot give his Influence what he kards fdn1a.
utntally wrong His objections are based principally
uron the Romish tendency - the church 10 j. not
stated what denomination he purposes connecting hun
elf with. hut he leans towards presby teria nsm.
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the city whining g. on M ter stock II fancy dress
dry goods will the
New York AZ hlTCHCoCkS LEADBEATER5, 81 Broad
Leonard street whore they can select style
they dtsirc whttIsrn plain cheap rich and ootly
article, aud get any quantity they wish from sinsle
dress Tattern and thus obtain fall fashionable Br ,ad
way atsCrtment With the expcue hazard u heavy
stock Hitchcock Leadbcstcr ST broadway, corner a
laoT ard street
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Arrival. OF Dls,angulshed Persons.

Amorg the passengers by the Spanish war steamer
Pzarro at this port yesterday we're Count vianeuva
and lady Col Pinias and Secretary, Gen. Garlic Col
Pasto and family, and Post Captain Armeno. of the
Spanish army, all Of whom have taken rooms at the Gin
ton Hotel
Msjsr General Wool and General Garland are also In
the city, the former route for Washington.
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The cr.n, Fieh,.-aLsrmsn aud or,usby.

~ Nassau street. ~ Apn, have received, ~ TIE
Niagara estrs supply Of Bt Lite 10 London ooat ala.
Hs The s between ilayes and Uonhey sud iESus aud
tracy and The tnal decision Of tie night between lass
PARKER and Burton. Secure cory.
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Loss of the Brig Delhi.

PHILApELPHIA, June 20. 1851.
The brig Delhi from Trinidad for Philadelphia with
cargo Of molasses) which was ashore at Fenwick
Island, and was got of on Tuesday, was again driven
ashore by heavy gale Wednesday, and her hull Is
much injured that the wreckers have given her up
total loss The greater part Of her cargo has been land
ed the beach The vessel insured In the in the
Globe Office, Baltimore for $1,000 and in Wallstreet for
$4,000 vessel and cargo which will cover the loss
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ted chemist in The United Stscs, has had charge II pr
Iewhthd sarsattrN mandatory for more than year
ara has maze many Import IN proyements N the medn
from one 70 two tstrucnfuls o. the improved arsaparr
b. ~ that II regurra fer dose, 70 set mild Alternative
ami tonic IT. th'Uns certificate printed seen ~ per
viii w. found every totle prepared since February sn
a. well nr s. T. Tow usend steel N label
on tie outside wrapper Beware " ccuneei and hwy thss
only vhth has DR. 1Ailtnbs certificate on the Vraprer
lttct al otetsn Ncwfork, ~ Nassau street. In London
80 strand, neat door T. the Lyctum Theatre.
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Hair Dye aud v'igs.-Batci,elor's. I.,ouic

hair Dye ctetrstet Ear"fe ana America established sac
n succtstu cnrator for the last twelve ysars
hair dyt IN the world. Applied sold wlalala and
tail, a. Rate eurs wi Factory, Nhl street, and AZ
druggists aud pfrtumerins IN town And o9aatgy.
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TnTUHlTntiTE = tfuIy deTEhUuI eNeNrf0n
beautiful VILLAGE 81 Port on Flushing Vly
Tie picturesque sc.nsry Of The sound dotted with salads
sne tie country inland with fine villas farn
der this place really charming. The pure aud beathnl
bresges av tlaers there, c-ns
any detzeu tie city, and priss; opportu.
nifty t. enjoy them double pleasure. The
q the mot and piearat that have joineI
N for long time We informed that Mr. MANNER
- wooster srDe the Proprietor Il this vfl.ge
recommend Lin q those Wlo -. there We mast
say awofd Ter tr syntlemauly aEt Mr. o. because
Know that int rmsti1n desired will be ssrfuv
forded ~ them c. end all connected with Tin.
serving 81 confidence. Captaia IT. Fish and
tain Ionmire utlto. merit the tharts .nd appr
lp'ru ~ all the ursuu, TOR Ia ir poiitencss Ead ana
hy g. The phsfeur We understand tho excursion vii.
be repeated. ty request. next Sunday.
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Movements OF Secretary Corwin.


We learn By telegraph from Duukivk that the Hon
Thtmas torwu arrived at thrt place last night. from
NJ. ork aud left beard the Quecu city for
Cleveland
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Which color tie tHtr il Is Arned baf
ocr never tur tie heir grcen and l. warranted
- any DE IN nse TIE returned sale Or A.
d ~ " Fark row. under karlcs Hotel. Price IS
A literal dEsOlnt O. tile trade.
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Religious Movement ~ Canada.


IL Synod q the Free church Congregational Union
ami IL synod II the United church have severay
cut ~ favor q sscuiarzing the clergy reserves which
are worth SstO0tOO The Wcslayan Methodist Con
has denounced the existing distribution Of thee
cisrgy but silent III subject q ccuirizt
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
Intelligence for Another Day

We compelled, this morning TO omit, for the want
the eontir uson Of the report of the State Bank
Of Morris trial several Of European letters received
by the Niagara and great variety Of foreign and DO
nestle intelligence II probable that the bank trial
will be finished to day We will endeavor to give full
rport with the verdict in to-morrows paper
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Court or CenernI Sessions.

Before the Recorder and Aldermen Hass and Miller
JrsE 20-Setenoe Of Oberg fT Killing Thor Zfieho,n =
Frederic 0berg, who tried and convicted Of man
sau liter in the fourth degree in killing the first Of
the swedish ship Thes, this morning sentenced to
the L, nit, ntiary for four months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-21

tention - rcrfons uru- Wigs 20 recent proveren
anne MSS nwttdca silver medal Tor arat preriuu,
~ ~ last lair Isv can he az y. Pblans NiR ard
uA4r Dye FfetoTy W broadway, corner ct Dey street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-21

81 IT, that those price quality gentlemcns Summer
Hats introduced by Lockhear 374 Broadway
beautiful tasty and becoming hats of the And
why should thew not be! for tlat
hat so bned in them. Their beautiful color elegant
STYLE and excellent aters make them the admired all
admirers beauty fashion In price
than the cheR and in other qualities cool the
hest All AJAX u.s. the public examine and have no
fears but they will crit their decided appreciation.
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friends Il ttquested to most extensive sale o. Pars
ss trcctntJ imported under peculiar eiteumstances
at BrlIn's Emporium. S51 Brosdsay. We understand
they Of The most recherche hind and selling unusually
cheap. Fec adyertisencnt in another column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-21

such silk cotton and merno Undershrts and Drawers,
Cravats elk thread and hid Gloves Pocket
&c. &c, re obtained at HITCHCOCK LEAD
BEATERS 3i7 Broadway. Leonard street at much
lower than Btlemen furnishing stores splendid
stock Of ladies dress goods also. always hand there
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-21

Staten -lAnd fetprt and watering
place i open in al t beauty and Attractions and the
fayofiie steamer kOSClUSkO viii her regular
trips sunday 22t instant Go AND enjoy the splendid
sail down the bay, and the detful recreation the
"a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-21

serreetsd reletons New and Complete United
fast,rn, southern. aud Western States; Canada NovG
Scotia, New Brunswiet, sc. illustrated with forty Ave
engraved Maps including plans Of the principal cities tho
WI n, and humorous ensravnss, ltma. >. or ~ h
had separately bo I'd the Northern aud Ete Ira
Guide ~ - The southern and Western Travellers Guide.
81. u. APPLETON a Co, 10 broadway
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way of Canal street has magnificent assortm
Silver Beaver Hats also variety Of Pana-
mas straws. etc for nemen and children. He 10 one
Of the best batters in the United States.
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don't hesitate that gentlemen desiring Shirts other
under garments that shall fit without wrinkle and he all
that the fatidous Of fashion de re should
open negotiations with friend GREEN, of the
well known Furnishing Establishment No Aston House.
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pentcheds Rocky Moustan silvery Beaver Hats the
Of all the aim perfection
cranet Of bis profession Though style
taste and beauty he sells them for but ST. aud
ly meet the demand for them popular a they.
ESPENSCHEI ID, lO7 Nassau street. cor of Ann
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ply and lnzrsir tGrTsting from Ito ~ each, will b.
cold cheap. az Ne ~ Bowery, HIRAM ASDLR3ONS-
3Wnyards Floor Cloths, to two yards wd, s. aad
Is Der yard; tplsnde Ingram Csrpc a. - and C. per
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The Mexican Surveying Party.

NV WHIT w. juno y. 1871.
Tn revenue cutter Duane arrived at Vera Cruz, on
The 3t inst from TehuaLteptc, bringing psftion II
the surveying party.
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Ship on Fire.

CHARLESTON. JUsE 10 1851.
The ship Lone Star of Portland, Maine, from New
Orleans for Philadelphia is burning off Charleston bar
and it is supposed she will be totally destroyed.
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or. nd sunday EIeurs,on .-The splendid
Sunday Tin Tine Thos. E. uuise

steamer st. NICHOLAS makes excursion tomorrow,
tSunday 20 Newturgh and West Point touching at the in
tsrmedate landings. lime Of leaving Chambers
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LAIR Fbon NV GRASApA.-We have private advces
from Carthagena, dated 27th May The country i in
complete state of anarchy The democrats visit their
indignation upon the conservatives, by assassnations
and murders the most extensive scale Gov Lopez is
using concatory easures; but here little pros
p-ct Of better state Of things
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her usual trip Sing Sing, Haycrstraw Rnc
land lEko, and the date Places leaving Chambers
street pier At hapast A. NJ see the Advertisement in
mot h,r
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time for Adventures and enterprising with
small capitals to 60 to California. The depression
created by the recent dreadful connagration vii
make opening for them, and it s likely that great
numbers Of this class i'll 90 there in the first steam
ships Many Of those who have engaged in trade
and business in san Francisco, and who have been
ruined by the fire, viii 90 to the mines and their
places will be Glled by new Adventures from the
Atlantic States who will be attracted thther by
tie very calamity which has made bankrupts VI
many Thousands Of traders. California viii be in
full yigor again in less than three nonths-New
York has been burnt up, not San Francisco
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hair CT Vhisbrrs W noiaes y applied without injury 70
- nr stn. IL washed immaiatty without ds-
tur h The celr bnd hts Rad odof ~ fpied or aat
% Phslou's WttanG 1tupco Nsn1faetcry W RroadwAy
lor sae IN Tie cly and ounlry ~ dru glsts erAllY
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Fair invited examine the stock Of Dressing
Cases They the most compact and usou article of the
kind all that IL
toilet Of the most fatdious SAUNDERS, l7 Broadway
corner OF Liberty ST.. and yT Broadway
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HATS and the best place that know OF TO get spe
did Drab Beaver French Beaver French Caster
the various styles in at the Hat Fnishe Union
No. III Park where article turned is
city. Remember No IL Park row. opposite the House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-21

o'coct, tie Merchant Exchange ;. " Nul.r .o.
VII ti ct turnn large number u desirable buains lJe
IN the urp,r Part ~ TIE city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-21

tie New York Stocking Factory, loi Bowery, soft
silk light gcssamer cool could DESIRE and will
both wash and They safeguard from sudden
chills and the very article for this Of the year.
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to advantage reminded that g. Is. Clarke, Merchants
Tailor llG William street makes 70 order fine black
Dress Froek Coat from SIC u ST. Narcotics Vests
SJto 81 0 beautiful single breasted Frock Coat S
Sack, $40; other garments in proportion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-21

white Panamss, for gentlemen and boys Just opened
Genns eomprehends the finest and delicate fabrics
this class he has had the pleasure Of Offering his
friends and the public
GENIN, PA Broadway oppsste St Pauls
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NINFWtH. IWnH IT IF0T.
IN 2 steamer Engineer has saiied FROM this port
with TIE company npPontcJ t. insP,ct lhc ghsagzes
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doing business in Maiden lane while engaged
getting in cKsk of hardware weighing 100 pounds
hs hat Of Knoxs which
essk rsmorseessly rolled shocking bad specimen Of
presented itself Of hut u the
present. when IT pressed into shape not the
Sigh vestge Of injury ercepble in fact it had
sustained Knox has at his store IFS Fulton street.
the name of the where those who doubt the truth
this marvellous hat story learn it, and az the
time select one Of his beautiful Summer Hats the nimabe
Rocky Mountain Beaver,
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Broadway No Nblos Garden, where he IL prepared
the dome of thought with the most stylish or
CAP vogue at the most reasonable price, Thankful
pas patronage continuance doubiy Our friends
TONERS and others, please notice our address.
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1HE CohptfioN of MEN, 1-iNroRfAsf MOVE
sEsT foR TIE 6oFEhNMLNi.-by pr'ate ihi'rnA
Sion recently received ~ ~ from - aEeai q the
Mexican government VINO recently arrived II ~
sny, wt have me assurance that mahy @ 'ao eaihs
men Of Mexico are prepared - dispose oh VIZ
rAsonaoie terms n her r'gus ~ rs 's''.'''y =
aoboia' iihlaau 40 Lo"st a'iioFh'a' III ~
sonr-e ne hsxlcan government - ever 49, 80
'sed ~ the Ehgi.sa bankers II .i'Asc'' ~ i'Fs-
soc ina general bankruptcy 4 'ha' county # III
eutab'r' uniess tnis course L pursued
Inc argument IT. i4vor n 'ni' @S"'n i o'7s1
seoh Vciy gs,d ground. H. 'i-1ic-n s''e'a ha"'
iast eziaGssLg the resources Io7s'''.i Y II.
pay ment'' IT, INDEMNITY saafhh-eta " 80 h's'4
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Dnuu.rreotypes IN on. hy WIN. n. Butler,
some~hing H,autifuI.-The "Crayon Dn-

a. tie umte National DtFu,rfeaa Gallery. No. ~ Br'ad
Wy Jhs new discovery should e. seen " b. appreciated
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the city good Bpots. Shoes, Caters slippers
ooks New York Boot aud Shoe Elm por iu faltor
street At the Emporium TO be found the lsrgest
in this city Of style to be thought Of ". B.
Buekskin boots shoes aud CATERS and handsome
tiee the only article made which be warranted give
perfect ease TO tender feet.
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respectfully invited TO examine this choice selection Of Dr-s
Combs the variety m beyond I'll doubt the greatest in tho
city pricing the beautiful work In shell
buffalo horn. Combs repaired and made TO order,
A I. SAINDERH
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Call In Pas.Ing.-wc do not urge any one

to buy alton; merely advise,
Of curiosity how cheap the best articles
be sold that drop in at the celebrated cheap Boot Shoe
and Cater Store IL Ann street. and II JON rs does tit
you cheaper than any else, We will pay forfeit.
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VINO IS CHARLEY Woop, or rHE HAvRE DE-
GRACE BANK Several Of our cotemporaries. all
round the country, inquring very pathetiCally,
who Is Charley Wood Of New York,-the immortal
Charley Wood, Of the Havre lie Grace Bank We
don't know; but we hereby offer suitable reward
FOR any authentic intelligence Of that remarka ole
parsonage Does Nose \ Beach know such a per-
soEsge But more than all, does Moses T., or
any the Beaches, know what became Of the assets
II the bank, that disappeared in extraordinary a
way Ioes any Of the family know wha; Appegste
ROW dead and gone-had to % with the bank
Was that poor man the Onc-Eyed Thompson II
the llayre dc Grace Bank
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Hat that light and the head try of w. p
Davids Rocky Noun tain Drab Felt Hats They
pronounced the most beautiful introduced
the public. Call and examine them YOURSELF
at w. +. DAVlD'S, SOl broadway, near Duane street.
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BFeaeway has the largest and most elegant stock OF Shoes
and Boots for both ladies and gentlemen to be found in
America Mr. C. has recently style Of Caters
for the ladies' which all the fashion in Paris They
really beautiful and have doubt will attract
their suecial a
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am glad found . good place t0 get my
Hats 70 his friend the DAY; Il Il 81
Of the Union Hat Store 90 Fulton street between
and Of sell cheaper than his neighbors III YOU
going 70 buy hat. give him call You will al
home.
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The STEAMSHIP ARcrrc, of Collias line, With four
aJs later news from Europe will be due tomorrow
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getting good article must to the OF it.
watkins ia Fulton street makes all his Roots and IL
Cater shoe that will give satisfaction YOU
must go to his establishment His prices Quality
sdered) lower than Mt other place in the city.