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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-19
8ALAxGs Ar AUCTIOa.

A uC1IQN No1ILL.-aJCH FANCY GOODS, RY .Wx
a ". BMlkLkY.Tuosdsy. Deccnber al - teT Vefoyks
At William street Cedar choice ostalcgae sale
silver plate B ttapia coffee and
Tich Chin aud glscs oooks,
worthy retailers families purohans
he holidoyG.
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EURhIrURE AUCroN-WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER
x ~ T. sehadle cabinet maker, will soil large sto ok
~ splendid furEture at consisting u suites OF
cd paror furnture chairs in push sud hair CLOTH
sofas ttes rocker dvaas aud fur allure OF
descriptions. The goods os AHMED every day from
% o'clock In she nne at tie sornsr OF Bieecker aad
sullivan ersst In the basement. The auoton bssins at
10 ~ 'olsok on Wednesday T. SCHADLE, Proprietor.
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We give as an Gddenda to the above q revised
list Of candidates for the Cabinet, ready and
anxious to 10 TO work on tae 4th of March next
We do mt endorse the claims Of any Of these candi-
dates II would be altogether too much to expect
of US We perform our part in giving the namea: =
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HKssv. n. LEEDS \ co, ,AUGrIoNEEas FIaL

IIENNv IT. LEEDS " CO, AUETTONFEK3, TLI
cell AT auction, on "Wednesday, December 81 atl0H
cloct, st their stare. NO. Wall etreet oppsst) New
street superb stock sf fancy goods belonging TO an i'm
porter every article sold the highest bidder ladies'
others examine taem the day previous consisting
Of ladies' dressns and work boxss ssntemens do ia
kusta leather al besatifuy f,ted, Styles, nlsd;
card beshs porte ses " pearl ensmeled regency
desks rosewood do fame In wrought ivory sandal od:
ivory figures beautifully carved; and great variety Of
9tber srtices aluo large stock Of rosl bronze ink
stands figures and paper maohe goods OF she
schess dsecripsion 60 so Az tle the mot desa
ble offered this IT, rood opportunity
ppIy themselves With the rcbest goods
every article will be sold 70 tie highess bidder being
sps c,sl sals.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-19
A xxxrAL Feast FOR THE TRUE LOVER OF ART.

MENTAL Feast FOR THE TRUE LOVER OF ART.
n Grand sale of superb magnificent. and really valu
abs pioturss By auc under the license Of D. Geod
BY Mr.. Charles PbitEs II Loudon. Thursday the
a and Friday the 2h Of the present month
ooisok each day The entire private SELECTION OF
xsptisAn cbls with those his
srscd companions she last ffteea Now Offers
that portion the which 10 sufficiently
cultivated W ecass snd ambitious to obtain gems OF
ahe 6rst only among those by modern artists will
Ne found originate by Regis Giguoux ID. W. g. B0utae A.
o. Darsnd, Jessie Taboo Harvey. Ranny, Cropseg O. r.
Crunch, r. @. Green. the svorita pupil of Huntington;
abe Fst Stop by Mrs Lilly Spencer considered BY arsts
BE- her aster piece srd ophatcaly pronounced bya
synlcai British Co he tho acme of American
ssaias In shis department ease and life like express
don fsuree or foreign, thoro six originals
ny william Brown OF London; one Jsckqusnd one Wonrsa-
QBtadc, who va with Tenniers invalu
able Nssdeien piece, by Teller fruit by
9u,Jium: cabinet tandsespea by DietTer; winter,
81 Cruscmsn. Open sxamr stion from ten till four
O'clock until Gay Of ssle IT the owners residence No.
10 Wesh Nineteonth street Every picture warranted ~
Teg rssentsd, or no ssie
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UC1lON Sale OF FUks:.hENKY WOOD, AUG
N 6onesr-0AKLEY' WRIGHT WOOD will sell on
Monday, Dee aDth, at p m Peesely at the store ts
Broadway Canal street, lor9e ktook 81 fA5hrn.b
surs oentng of fab stone maruo ch chilla ermine,
mountain martin. svic,or 81 mats cun sleigh robes NJ,
for tbs vi ter. ALL 0tthe abovs will
ea without the propretrs have 10 save the
This 10 tho opportunity yet offered u
the public Gs sds ON view this day.
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VV'b FIANUFUhTE g
S3 Broadway, corner Of Anthony street, second foor
IT O. Co dsy adding ts the extensive assorsmes NJ
Of in their New Yo They have pianos
with whous the celebrated eolisn, 70 suit
al aectn Of the country beth regards price aH1
quality The peri rty Of their has long been
beyond question, and as TO prices g. Co. urgently In
rnxnasctursr In the Union confidently believing shat ffos
the pecua- fsc es possessed by them they enabled
70 all competition Ssoond hand pianos taken II
exchange bought for ossh large sssortmsnt Of second
pianos always hand 81 prices from $50 Panoe
with without the eoian, 10 lsA 0flberts boudoif
cottage pianos for SMALL Princes &C Carhsrts mso
daous q nv NORACu WATBRR. aaerA
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A CONTINUATION OF SALE.-HENRY WOOD, AUC
"A tseaeer.0akley, W risbt Wood will fe by auction
Merdsy. tie 2h instant, at NJ preoie ELY, at ti0
store 8 Eros dway setween Howard and Canal
sompls Jsnsistiug OF sable,
stone martin, ermns chirehills mountain martin victo,
rnts mpas cuff Ugh All of the above will he old
whous reserve tho 10 to leave she frat Janu-
ary 1h V the greatest opportunity yet offer I'd so the
Southern shield., 1852-05-01
TAILORING.

FMSHE undersigned having determined to -E settle permanently in Helena, and carry on the I.4LO ORING BUSINESS, would in- form the citizens of the town and country that he IS still engaged at his old stand, on the cor ner of Ohio and Diagonal streets, where he will at all times be prepared to execute all work in hIs line in tie most approved and fashionable style, and at reasonable prices. And would return thanks to his friends and customers of the past year, and respectfully solicit contin- uation of their custom
 JAMES SULLIVAN. January 10, 1852.
 N B.-European and American fashions re- ceived monthly.
Southern shield., 1852-05-01
Do You See This.

PLATT & GRIF FIN, EHAVING associated themselves together for n h the purpose of carrying on the YArMOEING DTsINNsSo in all it's various branches, respectfully tender their services to the citizens of Helena and its vicinity. All orders entrusted to them will be thankfully received, and made up in skilful manner, in accordance with the prevailing fash ions of the day--and fully guarantee to give sat, lsfaction in every particuIar.-TRY US!-- Shop at Platt's old stand.
 M. PLATT,
 JNO. c. GRIFFIN.
Southern shield., 1852-05-01
Just Received,

NDER steamer Bulletin Mo- 2, fresh supply A of F4WILY GROCERIES, s, consisting, in part, of the following articles, viz
 Brown and loaf Sugar, Molasses in bbls and half bbIs, Coffee and Tea, Rice, Ginger, Sale ratus, coarse and fire Salt; Starch, Spice, Pep per, Mustard, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Sulphur, roll birthstone, Indigo and Madder, Copperas, Alum, Tomato and Walnut Ketchup, Pepper Sauce; Star Candles, in whole, half and quarter boxes; Fancy Soaps, No. bar Soap, Scotch and Maccoby Snuff, painted Fails and Tubs, bed cords, plough lines; superior article of chewing Tobacco, common do., Havana Segars; Powder, Shot and lead; fine and common Brandy; superior article of old Bourbon and Monongahela Whskey, Vapor and common Whiskey; Claret Wine, Sweet Wine, Brandy Cherries, Lemon Syrup; Limerick Fish Hooks, Fish lines; cider Vinegar, Pecans, Almonds, Rasins, Tin-ware, Queensware, DemlIohns, Shoe Backing, and many other articles not above enumerated; all of which will be sold low for cash, by
 E. P. SCANTLAND.
 ITnU 10. 1851.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

virtue of sundry writs of execution - issued from the office of the Clerk oi the Circuit court of Phillips county, and one | from the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Pulaski County, Arkansas, and 10 me directed as Sheriff of said County of Phillips, have levied upon and will expose to sale for cash in hand to the highest bidder on the first day of the next term of our Phil | lips Circuit Court, being on Monday, the I24th day of May inst, 1852, at the door of 1 the Court House, in said County, between the hours prescribed by law, the following described real estate and personal property, to- wit:
 Horner& Evans, } The E. of the s WI
 vs. sec 30, ITS SR2E, so 4. L. Lamb. acres, and the N E ] of Is w sec 3l, T 1SR2 E, ,4425-IOO acres, levied on by me as the property of said Lamb
 Mary Caulk, ct. al., adm'rs.. An undi-
 Thomas Hawkins. est of the S of sec 34, T 3S, R 4E, I6O acres; w fri , sec 3, T4S, R E, and the w fri ] of Ea sec 3, ,T4S, E. lS3 acres; E fri of the $ E4 sec 3, T $, R 4E, and the s l of the NE of sec 3. T $, R 4 E, 50 acres; levied on by me as the property of said Thomas Hawkins.
 John Preston, jr., assignee,l One negro Richard A. & Joseph w. Ted Fanny, of
 Blount. yellow com plexion, aged about 5 years, levied on by me as the property ofsaid Richard 4. Blount Cossi't' Howard & HiI' oc The s E sec eS R. 4. Blount & Bro. l60 acres, and the N E4 sec 35, T s, R3 E, l6O acres, lev jed on by me as the property of said R. A. Blount.
 R. A. Blount & Bro. l The N NE ]
 vs. >sec IS, T 3 $, R ?
 Augustus Ayres. E, 80 acres; the E of $ E ] sec7 T 3 $, R. E, So acres, and the N side N W sec IT. T s, ? E, l40 acres, levied on by me as the property of said Avres.
 Trustees of R. E. Bank, The S w l sec
 vs. >32 in T s, R i
 William Keller. E, l6O acres, giv- len in execution as the property of said Will liam Keller.
 Richard Pryor. The E S E of sec
 vs. 514, N W fri l l3, south R. II. Yeates. part of the s W fri sec l2, and W fri part of N W fri offrl sec24, , ;n T4S, R E, containing 362 65-l00 acres; Is " frlqrsec r, 2N, , E, 5 acres; s r of IS E Is, ? N E 40; N E cor N E 9, } N, ) E, 10 acres; N w 3, 1 $, 3 E, acre; $ W g, ? N. 3 E, I6O. \ ] 2l, 3 s, ? E, 32O, s side W N " l, 1 $, 3 E, 40; N IS, , $, 2E, l60; NE 36, N, 2E, l60 N " l9, ? ", 3 E; lGn; 1; !, \ '" 1G, : \, 2 E, iCO; N w %, ? \, E, IG0; s ptSW II, $, 3 E, lGO: N " l7, ? $, f E, l60; N W 9, l $, 3 E, l60; $ w l5, H,3E, lG0; $ w 2S,Il N, 3 E, lG0;.E side , 2S, lN, BE, lG0;N E29, l \, 3 E, lGO; IS W g, N, 3 E, l60; N w II, N, BE, l6O; N w 26, ? $, 4E, l6O; $ E 36, ? N, 2E, l6O; levied on as the property of said R. II. Yeates.
 DAVIS THOMPSON.
 Sheriff Phillips county, Arks.
 May lst, 1852.
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Notice.
CALL AT STACEY'S

A ND you will find him at all times ready to 1A wait upon you. His Restaurat is now in full blast;-Game of all kinds, Oysters, and everything i'll season..
 A Bakery is attached to the concern, where every thing in that line that is needed can be had for instance, Sponge, Pound, and other cakes, from half pound to one hundred cwt.
 A fine assortment of Liquors; such as old Otard Brandy, Whiskey, Rum, Gin, Cordials, Curaso, Wines of all kinds; Sweetmeats of all descriptions; Candys, Nuts, Sardines, Pickles, Loaf Sugar, Catsup, Pepper sauce, Vinegar, and other articles too tedious to mention.
 Call at 'Stacey's," and you will find him at home. Dec. l3, 1851.
Southern shield., 1852-05-01
NOTICE.
TkVHE undersigned having been quail

VBSHE undersigned having been qualified -S- as executrix and executor of the will and testament of Peter c. Rives, deceased, notice IS hereby given to all persons havng claims against the estate 10 exhibit the same 10 the executrix and executors, properly authenticated, within one year from this date. or they may be precluded from any benefit in the estate; and if not exhibited within two years from this date, they shall be forever barred and precluded from any benefit from the estate; and all persons in debted to the estate, are requested 10 make immediate payment.
 MARTHA F. RTVES, Exe'rx.
 PETER c. RIVES, Executor.
 April 24 6w
Southern shield., 1852-05-01
BLACKSMITHING.

YNvHE undersigned has just completed his Fl Blacksmith Shop, on the corner of York and Cherry streets, where he is prepared to do any and all kinds of work in his line, and would respectfully solicit share of public patronage. He promises that his work shall be we'll and expeditiously executed, and at fair prices. Call in, ye who may want Wagons Ironed, horses shod or any thing else done in the Blacksmith ing line. JOHN HUDSON.
 Helena, Sept. 13, 1851.
Southern shield., 1852-05-01

N OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That AN the undersigned as Administrator off the Estate of John $. Bailey, will apply at the next term of the Probate Court of Phil lips county, for an order authorizing him to sell the Northwest quarter of the South west quarter of section five, township three south, of range two east, containing 40 acres, for the purpose of paying the debts allowed against said Estate.
 J. B. B. BAILEY, Administrator of the Estate J. S. Bailey. April 24th, 1852. At
Southern shield., 1852-05-01
TIN SHOP
vnT EHEEN Ao

VavHE undersigned have opened TIN SHOP H in Helena, for the purpose of carrying on q general manufactory of everything in his line. Every description of TiN-W ARE will be kept constantly on hand, and sold as low, either Wholesale or Retail, as it is in Memphis,
 JAMES MOORE, March l3.
Southern shield., 1852-05-01

TIE WILD MAN AGAIN-We are credi- bly, informed by gentleman of this city, that the "wild man" has been seen again in the swamps of Arkansas. He derived his information from two gentlemen. who were out hunting, and appro oached as near as twenty paces to him. His appearance was so frightful that they did not attempt to approach nearer. He is described by them as being a5out7 feet ? inches high, and cov- cred completely with black hair, interspers- ed now and then with gray. The story or the representations of him as last seen, pub liShed in some of our papers, they pronounce untrue. He has no claws to his hands and feet, nor is he eight or nine feet high: still he would be a curiosity worth seeing. We understand it is the intention of some of our citizens to capture him if possible. In the way of shows, he would be the "wild mare, with the "hippodrome thrown in.
 Memphis Express.
Southern shield., 1852-05-01
s D U l 3 [A l Gl 1[5 D

MARRIED.-In Helena, on Thursday even- ing, 29th ult., by Rev. J. J. Roberts, Dr: G.. Il. IHoRNHILL to Miss DINAH NASH.
Southern shield., 1852-05-01

A SERMON IN QUATRAIN.-There is more of the true teaching of christianity in these four lines than is contained in many an elaborate sermon preached in pulpit: "lf thy neghbor should sin, old Chrstoval said,
 Never never, unmerciful be
 For remember 1t is by the mercy of God,
 Thou art not as wicked as he
Southern shield., 1852-05-01
September 21, 1851.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. NT OTICE is hereby given to all persons 4S having claimsag gainstthe Estate of Lard ner Clark, deceased, that the undersigned has taken out Letters of Administration upon the same, bearing date February l2th, 1852. Therefore, all persons having claims against said Estate are hereby notified to present them to the undersigned, properly and legal ly authenticated, within one year from the date of said Letters, or they may be precIu- ded from any benefit in said EState;-an if such claims are not presented within two years from the date of said Letters, they will be forever barred and precuded from any benefit whateve in said estate.
 WILLIAM $. MILLER,
 As Administrator of the Estate of
 apr24 Lardner Clark, decd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-07

VNHE MARRIED WONANS PRIVATE MEDICALCOn
panonBy DIR. A. NJ MauriceAu, Professor Of Diseases
Of WomenTwentieth edition, l3no PIP 2JO-Priss, 81
Years suffering ofPhysca and anguish 70 msSy an
might have been spared by ely Of this
IL IL intended especially for tho married those csptem-
plating marrage as 10 dsoloss important secrets which
should be known to them particularly.
10 those whose health does not pecmt Of increase IL
family, IL is Of special importance
HtSe, also every femsieth. ~ifs-tbs mother-the
either buddng into womanhooi tho other the decline
ofyearsin whom nature plates change,
can discover the causes ymptoms and tho most seisnt
remedies and most certain moi Of every complaint
TO which her sex Is subject.
Extract of letter gentleman in Dayton, Ohio.)
NY DrAR siR-My wife hs, bssa psrceptiby sinking fer
some three years in If her greaS
eush and suffering h bsors aud during her
hnemept-every successive and debitssne
and which the last despsrsd Of spppsssa
this state Of things anf resigned myself
meet the worst At this time NOV about months)
heard your book highly spoken Of aiming nat
tiers reaching case On t recept and psrnsa eennee
to the relief sforted distressed mind, AnA
great discovery OF W. NJ Desomssus provided remedy -
prospect to which itsie conceived
sbe But for this anothes year would have psesssa
my head in all human probability nay wife weula
have been In her grave aud children tsft therless
II IT, Of course mprsecabs 20 convoy fully ths Sc
rous subjects treated Of thsy Of stretlD
intended for the married Soss plating marriage
For sale at 222 Broadway and A. ths Publishing sms, ID
Liberty street, New York Ltt.ls Co, Albany Jeseph
Tucker, Mobile, Alabama r. b Peterson, % Chssennt
street. Philadelphia On the receipt Of 81 cory WIN -
transmitted by mail free Of POSTAGE 90 any Part 81 tne
United States All letters must DO addressed poet paid
to Dr. A. NJ Mauriceau, Box "a Now fock oity .O6sslo
Liberty street.
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w BURLINGTON @. SNETHEN CONTINUES TO
w practice Law in the Suprems Court-to attend 70 eases
before Cengrss-to prosecaLs claims sni settle sscouAs
aseipt the Departments and Boards Of
FrscurA patents homo and pensions and
bounty adsto collect debts dividends gaoiea and nhs-
part OF the United States and in foreign
make Investments loans aud stocks
and nortg1seand TO negotiate thc purchase
and sale lands and patent rights any State the
Union. Particular attention paid to California land title
sssea coming tb2 Unfed States supreme Court
rfsN topt, prey aid sadressad 10 W q she
sfry =, s'sv..l i"-a' Gt"N>ol an Wsxhig stss D. z
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A GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE, WITH
"A two years lease Apply at No. 10 Warrington street,
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CAMgEN AND ANNOY RAILROAD, FOR PHILA-
~ delphia from pier No North river foot OF Battery
place, BY steamboat JOHN POTTER. Two lines daily;
p M through to Phladelphla in four and half hours
street, at NJ and n. NJ Emgrant line, by steamboat
TRANSPORT, from pier No. !, at P NJ Fare 81 So
'T0TRAyELLERs GOING sOUTH.--NEw,sU SUPERIOR,
L. and Economical Line between Baltimore and Free
derchsburg Richmond Petersburg saunton, Lynehburg,
Va, Raleigh, N. c. and Charleston, G. The we'll known,
sais and comfortable steamer MARYLAND Cspt Charles
Trederiekburs and Richmond and Petersburg Railroads
at M and arrives at Acquia Creek day
simple with the mail train for the South
this favorite and economical route
the opportunity for enjoying oomforta able nights rest
whilst passing down the Chesapeake Bay and for viewing
beautiful Of the Potomac river by daylight The
improvements which have recently bean made The Mary
land render point of safety
She fitted with berths for large
and with state for those who prefer being retired
First class passage TO Fredericksburg 49, Richmond
Pstersbnrs So Charleston. sl7 o Potomac Landing.
Alexandria and Washngton,S2. Meals and state rooms
extra except in the case Of ladies and families who
cabin pssssFs to Frsde,ieksbprg ST. Richmond, 81 so
CHARLES W0RTHINGToN, Agent,
Commerce Street Wharf Baltimore
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AUCTION SALES.


A UCTIoN sALE-STANDARD ROsES-.J. L. vANDE-
"A water will sell, on Thursday, Aprils At II o'clock
large selection of standard Roses from the Of
d. Boil florist corner of Fe,h and Broadway;
some new Peonies.
A UCTION SALE, CROCKERY AND CLASSIFY
"A VIM. w. Shiey-WsdnesdayA April 4 at 10 o'clock at
aent Of good Ware just opened in lots from the shelves to
sut retailers and Also Lanterns Britannia and
Tin Ware, and Fancy Goods.
EORECLOsURE SALE SUPREME COURT--IN
II Equty.-l00 acres At Fort Hamilton, six miles from
sBrookyn Ferry.-Wili be sold auction on Wednesday.
t4h April inst at twelve o'clock ut at the Brooklyn
exchange 2 Fulton street. Brooklyn under the direction
Of A. b. Hodges Sheriff Of Kings county the highly i'm
and valuable Farm belonging to the
estate of W. Post deceased near Hamilton House. and ad
joining the United States property at Fort Hamilton Long
Island. II contains about seventy acres OF upsnd and
thirty of salt meadow; large water front the bay
place this property within fifteen distance from
Brooklyn. 1t is admirably adapted to immediate subdi
into villa lots Title perfect Terms at sale For
particulars inquire Of HARRIS WILSON, Me- 10 Wall
street.
- w. wESTCOTT, ACCTIONEER.-THE GENTEEL
H. Furniture Of family Thursday morning 1T 1917
o'clock At No JAG Greenwich avenue Sale positive as the
the city Friday. Consisting Of nine Brus
ae Three ply and Ingram Carpets Stair do Stair Rods;
Sofas and Sofa Bedseads Mahogany and other Chairs
Walnut and other Bedtead Feather Beds and Hair Nat
trcsses Mahogany and Walnut Bureaus; Rosewood and
Iarbe-top Bureaus and Tables: Mahogany and Gilt Look
WsshstAnds and CrocIery: Husbands Dvans ottomans
Mahogany and Walnut Rockers Hall and Solar Lamps 81
dozen China Plates Cutlery Kitchen Furniture, 80. All
without shine.
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1zII9iSS, S csssssin 6 -

TOY meigns or gsssaee, Alplyto
EDWARD x. COLLINS u Co., BWan st., ~ York.
BROWN, SHlPLEY 4 Co., Liverpool.
EG. ROBERTS Il Co., Is King Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNRoE Co., ~ Rue Notrs Dame dos Vic.
torres, Paris; or
GEO. ii. DRAPER, Havre.
The Of these ships will be accountable for gold,
silver bullion specie jewery precious stcnes nctale,
unless bills Ofadng therefor the vaas thereof
therein expressed
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a En0 REwARD-JEFFRIE8 ANTIDoTB. A SPE.
DOOO cifc mixture for ths Of private disorders 10
makes speedy cure without she saet restrictions sf
drink exposurs or change Ia sppc business ma
proprietor challenges single csss which the mixture wiz
not cure under the forfeiture OF i've hundred dollars 10
1ss Tees s3 are cured "a svo days For sale
Little l0i Hanover street Bossoa Wright O., New