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to the Deficiency bin; but what these three excep-
tiop1 we're the telegraph did not inform us
The House OF Representatives yesterday, after
adopting . resolution requesting the Public lands
Committee to inq are into The expedency Of estao-
iishipg an additional land Office in Minnesota look
up the bill granting the right OF way and appfo-
priating adjacent lands to Florida and Alabama, 10
aid in building railroad from Pensacola to Mont
gomery. After speech by Mr. Caben IN It's favor,
motion was made to lay it upon the table, which
was rejected, and the bill finally, by the casting
vote of the Speaker. referred to the Committee
Of the Whole. The Printing bill, which has been
such a prolific source of conversation, again came
up Yesterday and after some small talk, in the
shape of interrogatores and answers, its further
consideration was postponed until tomorrow.
The cholera, although considerably abated, still
fingers in the western cities and towns, and on the
waters of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers.
In consequence of greatly exaggerated reports OF
the existence of cholera in epidemic form, at
Columbus, Ohio. the wings of that State have with
drawn their call for a mass convention, which was
to have been held at that place on the 22d inst
The Catholic College of the Holy Cross, near
Worcester, was destroyed on Tuesday last, by fire.
portion of the books of the library only were
saved, and the loss, in building and furniture, is
estimated at from $40 900 to $50 900.
The number Of persons in the funeral procession
of Mr., Clay, in Lexington, on Saturday last, was
estimated at 40 900, and the carriages, if placed in
line, would have extended twenty five miles All
hon or to the departed sage.
Four negroes were killed by lightning on Tues
day, at lexington Miss, while taking their dinner
during thunder storm, under tree
A riot occurred Tuesday last, at Hamilton
Canada, between some Protestant aud Catholic
Irish. during which a named Campbell wa:
stabbed, who Immediately shot his assailant, caus
ng him to die Immediately.
The degree of doctor Of laws was honorarily con.
fered on Thomas Francis Meagher, Esq, yester.
day, by the Faculty of St. Johns College, Ford
ham. at their annual commencement Mr.. Meaghe
excused himself from attendance, on the ground o
sickness, much to the disappointment of those gen
| tlemen, and numerous audience assembled in OK
| pectation Of seeing and hearing him.
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WHAT'S THE Fuss ABOUT LIVERY now and then
there is little tempest in teapot" made on pre-
sentirg some curious useful utensil to Charles
O'Conor, Esq, the lawyer. Sometimes the ladies'
are the donors-sometimes the gentlemen The
last was present Of vase and salver by the law
yers, at which speeches made and compliments
swallowed in any quantity. What is all this fuss
about! We have presents made to us every week.
complimentary to our patriotism, our temperance,
piety, our eloquence. and our years. Last week.
Messrs. Newton & Co, of Newport were directed by
q meeting to send US present Of basket Of
champagne and segars, for our enlightened support
of the personal liberty of American citizens against
faDaticism-but as we a water drnker, and smoke
no segars, we gave them 10 a friend who knows how
to do both and who certiies that Newton s. Co., Of
Newport, capita judges Of champagne and segars.
This week, a gentleman and old friend, from Cali
iornia, presented with California gold head
ed cane, made out of a spear used by Prince
Btlshtscytspxtop, Of the Owhyhee Islands, This We
shall keep. Next week expect present Of q
battle axe of Saxon king-a present Of o Bosom
Of destruction to sweep the streets clean, or
some such curious things, besides pair of thin
breeches, and bill from our tailor. Can't the
lawyers make presents to each other without boring
the public about them Or, if Mr. O'Conor can't
live without some curious presentation every mouth,
Why not present him with bottle of tho newly
invented and patented ''Wash for the tongues Of
Lawyers" which, in solutions, gives courteous
tone and gentleman bearing to all legal argu-
ments before judges and uies, ever after! 1t would
do no harm.
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List VESSELS SAILED ATLANTIC PoRTs
~ is r,-s.
| NuNnrn OF VESSELS LEFT ATLANTIC PoRrs FOR Calf
/

Total ..........................1 ,521
or which cleared from New York. .............. 604
From other Atlantic ports. 917
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I'm CRY VINE Nsx1sAr1oxs With Ii. q.

In CRY WHIe NsnINArIoNs -wrh the q.
sepsiss Of two OF three Of the casdda'es FIR city
s9seys, named BY the Wig City Convention, We
understand that general burst Of indignation has
been caused amOng the conservative wings against
all those put forward for Congress, for municipal
oiesrs for the Assembly, ana for every other post
which has 10 be ID ed in the approa aching cleo
tiSn The abolition influence OF VIM II Seward
has prevailed in nearly ali he ri airy wing meet
ings, and carried tn day in the whig conventions
and nominations. Not wing co sersasive Of the
Webster or federal scho mot adopted citizen,
either German or Irish-no. liberal minded man,
free nom 'jsns with the exception Of Ogden Hotf.
man for Corporation Counsel, and on or ,wo
Judges, have been nominated. We ought, pc haps,
to except James Brooks in one OF the upper Con-
sress;oDsl districts, who has been named against
that able and talented gentleman Francis B. Cut.
ting; but Mr.. Brooks, who made Oh racket fsw
months ego, in favor Of Fillmore and Webster, and
Of the Unionism and conservatism Of the wing
party, has now gone over to the abolition Seward
Clique, bag and baggage, scrip and scrippage.
We are prepared, howeyer, for one strong and
positive developer eDt in opp stiOn to tn apparen
triumph Of Sewsrdsm in tins oty, which preparing
isst Tor action in tne Third Congressional district
In that district the Wing Convent on, by means of
the rotten primary election in o the wards,
have given the nomination to James Bowen, q
partisan Of William ii. Seward, and Of the aboli-
son clique, and not even, wo believe, resident of
the district. The independent and national wings
Of that district have, however, noby and manfiily
declared themselves in favor Of DR.. Guilds as tn,
whig national candidate, whom they mean to sup
port, and elect. probably, in the next contest Ia
this district there are, accordingly, three cAndi
dates-the rotten abolition candidate being James
Bowen, the purely conservative wing candidate, De-
Cbilds, and the rival Tamnanyman, General Wal
bridge This district will PROBABLY be u sample OF
ths boiling and revolution among the sensible
portion Of The wings throughout tho whole metro
pelis We trust it VIII be go, for it will b. q sad
day for New York when he influence of William
Fl. Seward, the founder and fomenter OF abolition
i'm, vita all its dangerous consequences TO this
republic shall be able control anu oyerpo yer the
public opinion Of this greet city in the selection Of
members for Congress, for the State, or for the
Cooperation.
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aanilia hnporam, 3oi Broadway, may he \
oi lUNeiJies in tAs above named tolvs superior
10Th in style anu richness, to thing ynusy
The dis, Eliminating taste and judgment Vt the isios
netropns. III, prupr tor, Mr. Buipin) having
dtsnage OF of thoroughly acquired Euru "ledg
ls business, combined sih many years
y, he may Jutty 20 consider At the h1.d Of
Har iranch of trade and earnestly advice
gcgns, whether tLoy ant travelling CLOAK .
WclNe aols velvet from trty to forty dollars,
magpheentl lily embroidered from hity a
5 to pay visit 10 this establishments.
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G.nm,s Fall STILES for 1ss2-rhe Puhlic

lac already accepted fashions the GeuID SiiS Hat
ali OF lsb2, produc this
Hat combining the peculiar ,encos Of all
Asts that have IL rich, light clAsaicay
prop rtioIed, unobt ely eieaant, appoin,
hts IN INT tast,, III perfect Keeping Nt
Cal design In short IL is super-en,iueaty te Hat
ssntlsnan Ce ain's Beaver Felt all Hat destined
10 he one Of his most popular Eats The demand it
immense, and for three four months ming
div de public aamirat with tie Genim silk iat of
GEAlA, NO "a broadway, opposite st. iauls.
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Posi- OFFICE MISUNDERSTANDING - lea
SAINT alley. 4eLobsCot county Ma ne, Henry b. mart
postmaster; Sonih Londoru.ry, WiudLan county, Yer
mont. Il. l.. Porter postmaster DISCONTINUED b aver
Meadow, ChensBss New York; In ian rlyer Lewis
county. New York; Flnchvile, Orange county. New
i1k; kobvItohsie Su hvan county, New York; rruui.
bn,i Corners. Tomi county, New York; WsstyIl9
Gloucester county. New Jerrey; Host Bers couoEy
PenGtylysnis; whitehall umo,rand county, Penny
~aBia Names changed santris Chennun ny county Nov
York. changed 10 natbDs; Jaukscn piGngaLiea FRANK
lin county Maine changed 10 Nashville.
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AustralSa-The INST and fAvOslto ship Me-
viii ths ship fer Australia
first ORD The supoinsd testimonial viii
recommending her TO my friends Her
60 well adapted 70 the health comfort Of
tenaent In the service of her Majesys com,s toner's Of
Emigration, AND suthor Of Australia, and her Gold
Mines Rates Of passage moderate. Vail carry expert
eDcsd surgeon.
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has just arrived fron Paris, wbLn assortment
french Miiin also three of aaies Caps Head
iresses and OF Assos Hats, tit children
up fifteen. Mauame La, wishes
h ladies' that her sonn.ts ami Caps sole tod the
fashion able houses In arts lad respectfully
iLyltea to call and Millinery
feaiers Flowers and Ribbons sold Ut her
81 spring street. third block broadway
Madame Layene opened her Bonnets Thursday, Sap.
F.tutar
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CATERS a. ali ps,ces.-LadI.s win find i.

their interest purchase their CATERS articos
OF cot covering at GAhThEAS, $50 jiowery white M
prices ae very low, his ARTICLES quality Of material
cucNcy Of shape and elegance cannot b
cAeeled Ian,rc assisted by ohoy Formerly
galway, creditabe endorsement OF Ianrols .uims
the patronage Of the ladies.
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Extrnct OF n Lct,er from a Med,ca, (sentlc-


many eoft CHI eks pale and none can tell IN.
cause that bghted their oyelness 9risf in many in
known to produce the changes 10
growth and color Of the hair Baduess and gray mai
often the of and deep action aad
whilst these results art has invented
fu beneficial restorases Ths best OF these are 30
GLE'o Hyperion Fluid, stimulating the growth and
Boglcs premium Electric Hair Dye for dyein4
the hair jet black dark brown color Those in need
articles ut the store Of A b. e. d. Sands
10 Fulton street; hushton Clark Co, rs and Rice
th III Broadway; Vim. II. Cary Co., 2S Pearl street,
by the druggists and perumers throughout the world
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which at this OF The year by party
anu concert goers made by kDBEkrS ot No. %,
roadway IN style of ror eeg aad of the hes
md most fashionable materials. Gentlemen
nshed Mt hs extensive establishment very shoot
it'll the most elegant Opera Cloak To be procured
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The stssmer Shelby, from Caro- sunk short distance
bslos the tOsn VI SELMA Zoe greater portion Of
itisht will be tayed. "h LIST will prove
loss There an ins vi % 700 vessel.
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the public to their TALL styles OF noeskn and
beaver felt Has which Tor oneness Of quality beauty OF
iyls caEDot be surpassed by any - hat in York.
rice only IS. quality, price, abatement Nos
l46 And AS Nassau street.
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Madame 0o0tag-The omly PUgtxuAs - ehAs
sounsry 3 .ov =. a ~
htio. % RRADYS National Gallery 90 Broadway corner
sf Fulton street. "
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81 out Linen its aud the many processes goes
through from its first appearance fax with ITS modest
bte blossom TO the tim. IT reaches tue ands OF
tir customers. purpose delivering il gratis ut til,
bands of all the ladies New York; but there many
fear whom may not reach beg them to call ut
tre ana they viii Re supplied with it. 1t is curious
ituc hook, and contains much useful and lsin9
ter. New lorh Linen Hall, $50 Broadway.
JOHN DAVIS 4 CO.
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Boots and ShOes.-E. A. Brooks, OF $50
Fulton street 10 creating quite sensation the somma-
nty. Every body declares that his aud shoes
among the bst that manufacture this side of the
Atlantic and the is that all the world and its
we becoming his friends and patrons For boots and
shoes Of every kind 10 BROOKS His goods capital
and his charges for them positively nominal Try him.
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nany gentlemen, who still dissraoinx themselves by
wearing shabby Eentsel white hat reasonable
looking Panama feel induced to call their attention
TACT Tat ME- Lao the fashionable halter
ready TO supply thor with has and elegant fall
sie Casters which regarded ~ cards Of introduce
ton 20 scntcel society.
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,atrrs to tis tsr their Business oasds prlats
scaper and better the Congress Card Factory ~
roet than eisew The city, In consequence III
Falcory making their sD.W worth Of super
laying tsrds hand and Toy gale cheaper thar ~
hssed at other Factory,
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aer-1t Is actually eHecting wonder People with their
ar ruined by the Of aeetcrious
now rejoicing uXurant crop, aad this has
rtishcd ~ OF the above wonderful compound
IL..EA
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TO- 20 paine Lace and hufiln Curtains 9oug!v
al rcat s.crhce and will be sold few lays only
At lees than coet OF imports oh Ii xonld bar
-oiae, go soon. kELIY y FERGUSON, 1ss1a Eroadwa5
bl kesde street.
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Whether the cloud n Ou ne skv.

CIR nsreely shines the summers sun,
The PEG pie lock. in eeBselsss crowds,
To RoOT 10 get their picture. done.
ROOTS Gallery, 363 Broadway. Rooms first floor, up
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Utterly Una pprOa cha BILE, Whether Viewed
VI portraits, mas
Gl RhEY, taken ais galleries. 100 Broad way And
sd Broadway, corner Of Leonard street
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lately made in the method Of stting che head
vel their general construction have rendered these
articles the only perfect b0ads OF hair In tho world Wis
should not fail to examine them. No. lib Broad
WY. skAra.
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The GREG. scc,et OF success Ia any Of the

various branches Of business euery aud
combined with this there s ~ perceive the
beautiful land 10 execute conceptions sueoess IS
morally certain RAFFERTY, & LEASk have, this
which fully entities them TO rank aon the
Fret very hrst in tDeir traae Combining as IT.
the most perfect proportions, adapted with taste
which hui your true arttt can approach With
symMery beauty truly wonderful, IL pr9aonts
pea while tho haad which completes the gentle
nsn. complete without IL IL appropriate capital
OF glorious lsra perfect They have stores
ono the Of Chatham ana Pearl aud sat 81 Chat
ham street, opposite Chambers etreet.
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clifton, at NEAL, CARROLL L. HuTCHINSON'S Fame
Goods Store No 57 broadway variety Of beautiful spool
mems OF polished Petritactons from the West nds
listing Of timely Petriied Woods Lovers Of natural
stiee IL, tied to call and examine 10 persons deairn
enrich their cabinet curosites this
eortunity. a.
NEAL, CARROLL IL HUTCHINSON, 5i7 Broa 49,
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eeptou IT Preservation, The very bee, rvont9a. 30
pyTed dyes Equally celebrated 10 GaurRud, Mech
NtGf, Tor curing pimpIer frrkit. sailuWuOFs o&Hp
str bss popAre Su tito uprouts air from GDy PAR
me hoty Liquid Rouge Lily Whto sRa R3ie Close a.
& "a Giksf atr8st, Rruedvay.
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Blood PuriuerThs great discovery bringing health and
happiness to thousands Rheumatism can be cured More
than thousand cases Of Chronic Rheumatism (of The
this dreadful diseased have been cured per
nanuty during the past year BY the use OF few bottles
this compound Letters certificates are daily being
parties If high standing Of WHOM have
orppes from the effects OF this hitherto in
cyabe disease, but who affirm that they souuo
aud well made by the Of this great remedy which
D vegetable spirtan Internal renodypreparsd tor this
disease sone and this will in either in
Gar atory tacute) chronic form Testimony OF the
character will he cheerfuy submitted 81
tho inspection o all feel sueently Interested Go
call the prorrieor Mt their central office, No Barclay
street, Astor House. New 4 ork.
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"a sst eronounosa the rest pOrfoot ssst q nature
ssk hyentsa Thcse Eantrs ery INFERIOR e.sse saeai;
GAIL ~ IATCuFLORS celebrated Nig fHctGry Ne H&b
street. where be iounh the argos sns ssss sfu h
In Mo- citg. Copy tho address
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tending the Of dull be allie waited At
single application to the Metallic Tablet. This arcl
pronounced by the judges at the Worlds Fair tot
ual in producing the kesnes possible edge to
obtained gc, uine. from the sinventor q. SAUNDER
o. Actor House, and aST BroafSsy.
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srOdsee. th day October lS lis fan styles Of chiidrens
RATS, caps &c. Lis assortment Id large beautiful and
saue by the berality and originality which
Gs whole establishment Viii
Of the beet material Factory and warehouse go THIRD
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Over oats, Tai COaL T. 'he Iatest Style
most choice material Al rants great variety from
French, En- dish American Cashmere. Also,
broicered Nuptiai Vests. $50 and oo2 Broadway.
GEO. LEViE.
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obtained At II. l.. FOSTERS establishment, n Cortiandt
street. where gentlemen would Dc we'll 10 Gall and select
large stock Of gooas ready clothn theiI
Fall ani Winter Clothing Foster IL prepared TO suit all
With clothing Of the fashionable make finish.
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GiIEN, No. Aston House, always keeps 'neok
neck often gets tribe ahead of Time II you ordoI
Of shirts Gre.ns, three things certlinhrst
tey will Mt second they will he beautifully mads third
t.eJ viii he delivered according to AGREEMENT.
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No. Al broadway invite gentlemen In Of good cloth
ing 70 call ana examine superior assortment Of goods
article sold ID fully No deviation from
marked prices. see A. NJ Co.'S notice 10 railroad and
STEAMBOAT travellers on the next page.
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ducxd in tie Carpet trade by the
prices Of every description Of CArpetng Rugs oil Cloths
Druggsss window shades CO. House Keepers look TO your
interest, and 20 1, 10 Bowery,
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AS Pearl street are nov prepared co exhibit their IA
lsyles o0mprsng complete and desirable
oh Velvet Tapestry Brussels Three Ply and lngrain
3stings also, osce Of a other gouda pey
.anng the carpet trade all of which thsy aarns
PRICE that ehAllenss competition.
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extraordinary cnthusi asna
isns. wonderful


tuanimity great OK element and tremendous majority
Of NILS iniInitnhy beautiful styles snd sku
o cutting hair and wiskers a. IL Nassau stroei
CoILCr Of Pine street.
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Thcro Is No Eeau,y IN red. sandy, or no

llru hihkcrs or houstaches. Change, the color
Iee tins ean be done In ave inmates NJ Christadcr,s
lie lud Hair Dye will render 6bres dry harsh
on contrary II will render the hares hair alken
While the color y mparts will DO fine brown blacktho
very tint 81 natural hair for the dye % the
same chemical elements coioring aud which Nature
herself manufactures and applies through the vessels of
scalp Applied and sold Wholesale and retail Girls
TADORos Wig and scalp estahiishmsnt, Aetor House.
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witness the tound,ns operation Of the Porous
Filter in separating the impurities from tho water
deny its right 20 the shove Every should have
inter- he she would economics for it lessons the house
bod labor ard is great preventive Of disease. Depot
Gothic uall, $40 Broadway.
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anu nnhg Foks, UbcIe I0ms Uabin, IA Alter ours,
Uncle Sans Invitations Ladies' Favorte Seht ttiseh, thigh
land Galop Also Music and Musical VIII lu
and retail at the we'll known MlLElS Music
so broadway. Iennal agency of Watts Antltote.
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ooust devotes himself exclusively 20 deafness AMI a.
oisesss 81 the Ear Eye Once 5l Broadway, opposite
the Metropolitan Hotel open from 10 daily For impor
alton in relation to diseases of these organs
the Doctors pamphlet which be had sent gratis 3
address.
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rty u has gained with the pnbo Jas Ia ttamps tNs
elegant fabric the Plus ultra OF thu those
wish realize what an ekqu tely rt0uUa hat
accomplish ia comforting an air OF h fashion IT, ono
OF iSrkNcIHElDS splendid 81 80 hats His stow j M
Nassau street. corner oil Ann street
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DttS GOODS.


NEW SILKS, sBAwLs, CLOARs-RIcH BROCADE
IN Sk Plain Poul dso every shade Of color the best
sortment in the city Aisrge invoice Of soaks juss
solved from Paris rev shawl dress goods lacss sad
for sale tt lev ryiess rYyvANY B CUTTING,
~ OIVNAvop
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brilliant Dan4vDus, second quality 81 per also
If and two carat Stones which will 90 sold by ha sing
stone. Dismopd iings Pins. Crosses Sc, at msnniAc
tnrer'a prices. DAVID RAFT Importer of Diamonds
Isl Broad MaY. aee0nd floor