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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-12-10
Arrival of the Europa.-Three Days Later fro
al. Europe.

81
New YoRK, Dec. 2nd.--The steamer Europa has
arrived, bringing Liverpool dates of the Goth ult.
and 68 passengers.
ENGLAND.-The Chancellor of the Exchequer had
given notice in Parliament of an amendment fully
sustaining free trade. y -
ViHier's motion to debate the question on the 23d
carried.
The Duke of Wellington was buried with great
pomp on the 18th.
The West India mail steamer La Plata had arr-
we'd at Southampton. The captain and eight of the
crew had died of fever during the passage.
The Earl of Shrewsbury the eminent English
Catholic, had died at Rome.
A treaty of Alliance between Great Britain and
the Sandwich Islands, dated May 10th, had been
published.
The steamer Victoria for ST. Petersburgh, had
been lost near Gottenburg and eight of the crew
had persisted.
FRANCE, The Moniteur announces that the ar
my will be reduced $4,000 men. after January.
The Sultan of Turkey has refused to receive Alb
Del Kader except as guest
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MExIco-The Sehr. Mary Ellen, from Tampico,
arrived at New Orleans on the 9TH instant and
reports great excitement in that city, in consequence
of formidable revolution having broken out in the
State of Tamaulipas. The city of Victoria the cap
al of the State, in possession of the revolution
lists, who were hourly expected to attack Tampico.
0u-We notice at the Washington Hotel, the names
of Gen. Persfer F. Smith, well known for his servi
ces during the Mexican war, and George Wilkins
Kendall, Esq, of the N. o. Pcayune, equally we'll
known in every way. Mr.. Kendall dropped into
our Office for few minutes to look at exchan-
ges and looks hearty as if he had never gone on
the numerous expeditions, and suffered the innu-
merable hardships which he has done. Tfany man
has things allaround in general way, certain
ly that man is Kendall They left over for a
few hours, by the failure of the Boat to connect with
the morning train.
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as of individuals We should never forget, in the
language of the inspired pensman that righteous
ness exalteth nation' and verify believe that any
departure thererom will in due time receive its me-
rted retribution.
A man has the natural right to the fruits of his
his own use the industry of another So it is with
nation-it has national right to improve it's own
condition, but it has right TO secure its own ag-
grandizemeRt at the expense of another. Such has
never been the course of the American people, nor
of those who constitute the American Democracy -
They have always, in the language of the Sage Of the
Hermitage, asked nothing but what is right, nei.
ther will they ever submit 10 anything that is
wrong.n
American Democracy, while ii ever stands ready
to secure the greatest good to the greatest number
has never yet gone far as to be ready to embark
upon a crusade for the wild worlds freedom and
while it deeply sympathises for the oppressed of all
nations, it never will ''quit its to stand upon
foreign land No, it stands infexibly opposed to
the wild sway of popular passion-to the lust OF
conquest and to the intense cravings OF hot blood
for lawless qualification. Such is 81 Fouerism" Gag.
rananism," Fanny Wrightism - but it is any.
thing else, than the Democracy we have enforced
In conclusion, gentlemen, let me say to you, that
the march of our principles onward; but victory
does not always drop like ripe fruit into the lap q
the INDECENT. There must be vigilance, organiza.
ton, AMI concentrated effort to secure it.
The Electors then proceeded to cast the vote of the
State for FRANKLIN PIERCE, for President and
WILLIAM RUFUS KING, for Vice President, of the
United States, amidst immense applause. elsie .
For fear OF making this letter too long for your in.
teresng little Daily. will omit ATTY ference 10 the
proceedings of the Legislature TODAY: and what.
ever may have transpired which would be interest.
ing TO your readers will be embodied in my letter d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-09
Kings County Politics.

DEMUCKATIC NOMINATIONS.
The Democratic Assembly Conventions Of Kings county
have nominated the folio wing candidates -
FIRST Observation-Disclosures 2. 0'Brien, Of Williams burg
Second Di,rict-George A. Soaring Third ward Brook
Ign.
Third Dsiricf--James II. Hutchens, Seventh ward,
Brooklyn.
special meeting Of the Brooklyn City Democratic
Convention held last night for the purpose Of nom
mating candidate for Justice Of the Peace fill the
capcy occasir ned by the decnaion Of David Davis Esq
Jacob BlacbleJ formerly clerk Of the police court
choe On the third ballot The other candidates g.
Nj. Stevens and Samuel G. Arnold.
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"truly great and world renowned man." "ths
greatest Of generals," and "a good man.
who had indeed but . single fault, viz. =
having done nothing for Ireland II calls
the mob which sssailed him when the Reform
Bill was before Parliament, "the bsastly mob"
msnacs, !" stupid and ungrateful rabble." The
Courier ON the contrary, thinks it conclusive evil
denoe OF the "Aunkeyisn Of the English people,"
that Wellington should have been 50 honored, and
predicts that not single tear will be shed for him
The insane gentleman who does these things for the
Aias has got it into his head that all the sner-
gies Of the Duke were devoted to the enslsvement
Of his race" and firmly believes, we doubt not,
that wellington voted against Catholic emsncipa-
tion.
The Times is large sheet, containing ton col.
umns Of literary matter, which ought not to have
been stolen, and seven or eight columns of original
matter which ought not to have been written. In
its opinions it ia milk and watery-prefers cathe-
dra dissertations on the cost Of glory, condensed
from aoountry sermon, and harmless little medita-
tions about humbug and the golden age, to express
ing its views on the topics Of the day, which might
offend some one or other-q uotes the Bard Of
Avon' as q witness in supp ort Of the Henry Clay
indictment, and puts Pope in the box to impeach
Oily DoWieBS reSp0ctaulnty. IL makes nee Win
Lindley Murray name, and also with his grammar
says an actor made "quite uncomfortable impress
sion, talks of "a life the most virtuousiy ex
pended and commences article with the folio wing
sentence, for English translation Of which large
reward will be paid:-
I'VE have faint recollec tion that Solomon
body for him made Of an observation once about
children that the proclvty Of the age converted
into adage relative the false economy sparDg the
rod and spelling the little individuals for whom rods
cspceR grow and for whose tiny jackets they
seem Enthusiastically intended
We, too, have faint recollection of Solomon and
the rod /; he says, if We mistake not, that it was
peculiarly intended for the back Of such people as
the editor Of the Times The theatrical matter is
amusing in its blunders and soleoisms the most
racy Of Lovers Irish tales. There s however,
thing to be learnt from the Tunes We know no
more able advocate Of quack medicines. and are
rendering public service, by drawing attention to
what it says of the virtues Of the Lucins Cordial
or Elixir Of Love Such is the Sunday reading it
offers it's subscribers.
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DIR. M'Lnne's Liver pills were mt. M.

the qnaek ngrtrum the day np with view 70 profit
but v.rs discovered after years study Nv onc
OF ~ physicians in the ued States and used in his
private practice Their marked elected the ost
unqualified Of physicians and Others who had
Wtn.sed thor nscts Possessing all tho sensitive feelings
OF n thoroush-bred physican M'Lano dreaded bsing
cassed with the shallow preendrs who the conmns
OF the newspapers with puts Of sovereign remedies and
for long time declined the requests Of many no would
proclaim hs tho public; finally rter
much persuasion the of physicians and othsrs who
had witnessed the wonderful effected by tho Liver
Pills he consented to prepare 10 for use The fol-
lowing certificate from Dr. Morgan will In this
statements u ID also valuable medical Testimony OF the
efficacy Of these pills - This Is certify that baas
been associated with ir Mane In the practice Of medi
cine. for nearly two aud half. had manv
poriupes Of witnessing tho good effects of Liver 9js.
md believe they have cured and relieved a nueb Iarga
proportion the diseases Of the Liver than have
cured and relieved by any other Of treatment
OLIVER MORGAN, ~ D., For sale by the prinrnni arn
gists In New York City druggists oyd ana
No ~ Cortandt street and O. w. Coksnar 4 Co Al 49,
slAy street.
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MADAME sONTAG's SIXTH CONCERT.

MADAME SONTAG 8 SIXTH CONCERT.
The fair cantorice whose fame and transoendant abi
ties have produced such extraordinary sensation
throughout the musical portion Of this community
ceved last night the greatest triumph that crowned
the efforts of any artistic here. Metropolitan Hall
not only crowded. but literally erammed All the seats
In the house. to the number of $780, engaged at
early hour yesterday, and nearly thousand staud,e
tickets disposed Of in the evening We learn that
great the anxiety to be present ut her last
prices paid for reserved seats to the amount Of eight
dollars ticket But, after all pleased to learn
that this not her last concert sti another Ia
nouDced to of Monday evening next after which
Madame sontag goes to Philadelphia where great prepa
tons being made to give her most magnificent
ctpton. The concert last evening was well worthy
q the Jtyo,e which it excited 1t opened with the
overture to William Tell y which executed in style
that drew down the raptsrous applause OF the house
Madame soniag repeated those which in her pres
concerts appeared to be peculiarly pleasing
her audienceshe delicious Swiss song the polka aria
from ie tire kosss the English ballad Home, Sweet
Home and Duet with Badia, from the Barber Of Se
willie " Her audance appeared even more than usually
enrspared and disposed encore in which they
for hs share Of the general enthusiasm and usual
Paul julien, the youug violnist, superb Madame
Sontsg must have felt the public manifestation Of
evening to be the most aJterng tribute that could pos
siby have sbeen paid to her merits and her
fame q
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Court northumberland. llav.

UNITED states DISTRICT Contradictions.
SUPREME CouRT-srrciAL TERM.--Motions.
suPALhE CouRT-GENEsAL rERM.-Adjourned to Mon
day.
SUPERIOR CouXT-.GENERAL TERM--Motions. No
trials
COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. 315, 32I, 351, 357 361,
3G7 1863 371 375 377. 379 3e3 1856, $3.50 3Sl 393 1885,
387, 3p9, 40l Part Mos. 1862 800 400 400 402h,
404, 406 4OS, 40. Az, Ala, 4l6 AIS, 40 422 4A.
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Compound Syrup Of the perfect
that been discovered There
diseases which lie not preten led will have any
asthma In the formation of tnberocs on the
lungs the sptting Of blood; in the wasting The aes
the fabbiness sreo and in the decay ssude and
weakness Of the body IL has boen 6y mass az h
evidence to be speedy aud positive cure
while In positive consumption IL Is tho
remedy now in existence q. v Clickcner H. Co HI Bar-
clay street are the general agents for HASTINGS 10 Ame-
rica, 70 whom all orders should Addressed soia n;
Brooklyn by Mrs. d. Hayes, 1i5 Fulton street. - -
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TEL EGG ApHTC

THE PHILADELPHIA MUSICAL SOCIETIES AND MADAME
eONTAG.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8, 1852.
It Is understood that various musical societies
under the lead Of the Musical Fund and Philharmonic
Societies including the Germanians and other German
societies getting up grand reception for Madame
sontsg, on Wednesday next. Steamboats, have been
chartered to 90 to meet her at Burlington and
her to the city, with music all the way.
MISS A PATTI AT BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, Oct. 8, 1852
Adeline Patti Is creating considerable excitement In
Bsltmore-ths tickets for her concert to morrow night
have been all sold
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mark 10 his military trionds that he has received all
details the CHANGE recently made by authority in the
ni the army aud navy officers. Ills into aton
ducot ron the government ht Waehny ton and he Ia
f-sptrtd ~ furnih reguls hate with every appoint
IN the striotes keeping, and IN perfect conformity
With the .rars recently ssued the army navy de-
tartnsnta 0ENIN, ia Broadway, OPP ,sts Be- Paula
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by those whose judgment in such matters entitled
siderable weight the gems Of tho and should be
worn by all gentlemen who have regard to
ana tas;e in dress The silk and everything
that could be desired in the line of hats be
passed in shape fabric. Ladies' riding hats chdrens
fancy hats Of every description gentomcns jockey caps
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DOU Bile SH E EFT
Hew York, Saturday, October 9, ss52.
Mafls FOR Europe.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
Ira mail steamship Hermann Captain higgins. will
ksvs this port at to-day for Southampton aud
hssoen The Eursreen mails will close at half past ten
sAsssck this morning. The New YORK WGEWLY HERALp
VIII be published ct hafpast nine o'clock Single copies
n wrappers sixpcnce.
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disposed persnns that Is injurious To disproye that
at once viii take quantity that people v bring
Above xty oruggist keep for sale in this city and will
take all they have digest about -four bottles
and will take that quantity day for TALBOT
WATTS d. 44 Greenwich street. Depot 10 Ann street,
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Union square large ae beautifully executed by HOLMES
yesterday n now exhibited at the Fair with collection Of
pictures Of the monuments in Greenwood and the heads
the people, Alo picture of the United States HOTEL ia
ken yesterday morning Rooms No. $50 Broadway.
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able hats Of tho season. They worn by all who
have claims 10 fashionable society and none wo really
study extreme fashon without Moao hat whoh ARC
20 be found corner Of broadway and Canal street.
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specimens Of the daguerrean art ex bted by Quincy
tue lairof the American lnttituto cabinet picture
Sol tag which is without exception, the best likeness
taken OF her. GURh EiS Galleries at Nos lsg and
$40 broadway.
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Manta Emporium s6l Broadway, may be . COL
lection novelties the above articles superior
both style md ehrts TO thing previously submitted
The dcrm atD and Judgment Of the ladies Of this
tropos 9Ls proprietor MIR. GEO. RULPIN having the
advantages Of oronghy acquired European knowledge
of his business cobned with nny rence in thia
city justly he considered ut the head Of this
ticular oh trade esty advise lady
friends whether they want travelling cloak 1T ton
twelve dollars velvet from thirty forty dollars
thy embroidered fifty hundred doll
lars to pay visit TO this establishment.
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Rafferty, 4 I,.sk take pleasure I'm calm

the public TO their ran stock o. mats aud
ae comuninn assortment unaurTassed In point 81
taste elegance durability and comfort They have given
attention manufacture OF their goods Az ~
NOT Only practical worknon but men who work.
anI ar. ,oreovsr workmep that need not BIO ashamed
~ ~ naacnt III success They invite inspection Of
that those who only viii
.a,n a., huv Their stores at NO 81 Chatham street.
a,mnsi,c Chnmb,rs Of Chatham and Pearl
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JOHN DAVIS L. co.


oSteminattr that cleared Nasngton Jefferson Gen.
ire markets Of rats is hnmhug has proved 40
above Inquire Mt the above markets and then away
Co.ar depot No 49, Broadway and purchase the genuine
exterinnator OF rats, MICE reaches. ants, 40.
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Fine Arts. - Daguerreotypes In OH.

". II. BUTLER upper corner Of Broadway and Murray
street llumbs National Gallery These portraits combine
Vie detail Of the Daguerreotype with tho nsh the
miniature painting Dagnerrootypes Of deceased persons
copied imperishably.
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Madame sOhtaS.-The only Portrait 81 this
distinguished srtsts taken In this country s sxhi
eison ut BkADYs National Gallery, 6 Broadway
IN ton street.
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FRos PoRT Az PsISeE -Copt. Chccscman, Of tho BRIG
Bayti which arrived yesterday morning from Port an
Prince, reports all quiet on the i.lsud the 10Th n
and ihst the sickness at Port Prince had entirely ds
sppcard. The new crop OF conss IVES Just cenins 70
nuket
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lie that GRANDJEAN'S Hair Compostions are now pre-
In six different numbers and classified from
No Exp renee has taught him that suS classification
necessary In order obtain and immediate
cults He always keeps his consultation Once
fifteen years, at No. Barclay street, Astor House.
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THE GREAT INDIA RUBBER CASE We this day
publish the decision Of Mr. Justice Grier, in favor Of
Mr. Goody plaintiff in this long litgated case,
which is Of considerable Importance TO the pub
lie, 81 affecting the patent laws, aud to those mme
diately interested in the enormous sum, said to be
five million of dollars, involved 10 the suit The
case was argued at the last March term Of the U.
8 Circuit Court at Trenton. before Judges Grier
and Dickerson Among the counsel engaged was
Daniel Webster, for Mr.. Goodyear, and Rufus
Cboate, for Mr. Day. Mr. Webstsr's fec was
s16 600.
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Liberties with Shnkspenre.-

IL have heard
That lovely women, sitting for face,
Have by his Gun ming aud superior skill,
Been so exactly pictured, that forthwith
They have proclaimed his praise abroad
For true fame though it hath tongue, will speak
With most miraculous organs"
And cay iii you want perfect daguerreotype 20 10
ROOTS Premium Gallery, 363 Broadway"
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i've have lust published n uttIe xxo

about linen-its and the many processes it goes
through from its first with modest
oe blossom to the time reaches hands Of our many
fair customers We purpose delivering ID gratis at the
houses Of all the ladies New York. are many
We fear whom 1t may not reach, beg them our
tie book containing much useful and amusing matter.
Dew York Linen hall. $50 Broadway.
JOHN DAVIS co.
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Aliens Three Dollar Hats.-R. w. Allen,
No III Rowery selling his finest hats for So Call md
IN IND his moirskin aud beaver felt hats One price,
ounitI: abatement.
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TREATMENT OF PASSENGERS ON BOARD THE ONO
We have had sent to q communication from
DR.. William Rabi, of Delaware county, Pennsylvania.
passenger on board this vessel, enclosing card
relative to the treatment which the passengers
received on their voyage from Aspinwall, on the
Isthmus of Panama, to Norfolk in Virginia, With
request that will insert the same in our journal
We comply with the request We fully concur in
the remark Of Mr.. Dueny, which is attached to the
card, that DO blame is to be attributed to the cup
tain or officers Of the ship They may have every
wish and desire to promote the comfort and happi-
ness Of the passengers under their charge; but it
does not rest with them The company or owners
Of the vessel are alone in fault for they have the
power ofreguatng the amount of provisions, GOALS,
and other essentials for the voyage and if, ms is
stated in this instance, they exercise an unvise
economy by not supplying their vessels with sufi-
Gent materials for the trip, it necessarily follows
that all board must suffer privation and hardship
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IAassOs
ob. aimed At A. h foster IS establishment, Cortlandt
street whe gentlemen would do well to call and select,
STOCK made clothing, their
clothing Foster prepared suit all with
clotbinK of the OFT fashionable make and finish:
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Greenwich you want to look well absst Che feets
should step 2tS Greenwich street, and try
Of stmans boots and shoes they are made most
and elegant and cheap He hna
obtained great reputation among the fair sex for the
beauty and symmetry of his ladies' CATERS which are AZ
lowed the elegant things lady
her pretty into Remember when YOU arc unshod,
go StmaDs 246 Greenwich street. HIS manufAA-
tures unsurpasssble.
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The New Style SILK Belts, with Patent
clasp maui sctured ~ H. DOUGHTY, 90 John street,
are Just ario The Of plain
and gold horderct leather belts constantly hand
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get Boots Shoes, CATERS slippers &C., nj BROOKSS
Boot shoe Emporium 100 Fulton street. lie keeps the
largest II style in the city all made Of the
hest material at low prices.
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California Belts, Pistol Holders, knife
al esths, &c, for sale by s. H. DOUGHTY 81 John street,
opposite Dutch street.
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The Growing Popularity OF Frosnsan's
hats, has eAnred great rush his store ~ FuIton
near uod his style ion tseh IN model
while has pr In moderate S. aud SIS HIS equal
to those sid for 81 freeman ems Hats excel in
variety and quality my store in the city Of his
Childrens Hats can be Mt the Great Fair No. A.
A. vKEENA>, 90 Fulton street. near Gold q.
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Tens.-The best Assoc, fment ~ fine I'VE


Will he found at the Of
l2o Chatham street between Pearl and Roosevelt the
tea hment In the city We readers that
they do better here than either
or retail They have now no branch stores,
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Iaees Embroider1es .ySc-I.adaes .rc rca

pectfully invited TO examine the stock Of D. ED
WARDS, No G25 Broadway For variety Of style and
sonabeness of this establishment cannot DO excoed
In the city Always hand large stock Of needewoSked
edgings, nsertipgs founcinge. &c.
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The Hat amongst Hats.-Most auspsciously

ESPENSCEIlD produc hat which superior In every
point of TO that has hitherto been issued an
the gentleman tasts and fashion,
bennty style artistic finish, excellence
Of material and workmanship EsPec scheds fall hat de-
III The PAIN. Who uld 81 for has,
superior 10 every respect be purchased fog
SO So at No iOf Nassau street. cor aer of Ann.
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Remnants or UiI Cloths and Carnets 4.
Watches and Gold Pens-J, y

than cost at No ~ Bovery. HIRAM ANDERSON'S-IWo
rmna Is Of three pv and ingram
OF to 30 wards each 500 remnants of English cloths az
one-half their real value
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Chopper Foetcrs fnnOnB dOltaR
nonparie the in style and beauty furnished
with air ercuators. without additional charge by which
the agreably cool and headaches entirely
vented. FOSTER IT'S Chatham street.
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uton street has constantly hand choice variety Of
Inc gold and silver watches; many heavily
eased and warranted perfect mekeepers. The Rcheeu
gold pens In new style. cases the fountain pen.