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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20

Co,GREss.-In the SENATE yesterday,
land was voted to make railroad from San Fran
cisco to San Jose
The snug item Of $4,000 for damages during
the Creek war was very earnestly debated AMI
fnell, voted down.
The.Collins Steamers allowance passed, condi-
tionallv. by the close vote OF . to Il.
In the HousF, the bill authorizing an extra ses-
sion of the New-Mexico Legislature passed.
The session i, limited to 90 day.
While the bill was before the House, Mr. GREY,
(Whig,) of Kentucky, administered strong re-
hike to his colleague, Mr.. MARSHALL, and the
other ,eceders from the Wing Caucus. lie char
acterized their conduct and their address IA I'M
warrantabe and disorganizing in the highest de-
gree. and told the House that Mr. MARSHALL was
not true representative of the party in his own
District. He said the Caucus was no place for
making platforms and the seceders had no right to
offer their resolutions there.
The bill in regard to national roads in Ore on
was taken up. and Mr.. FLOYD Loco of this State
proceeded to speak of Northern opinion upon
Slavery. This was blast from the wrong quar-
for. end some of the Southern members-who
have talked the country deaf about the peculiar
institution" and wasted three-quarters of the
present session in Co npromise speeches-
were suddenly stricken with computations
about waste of time, and called Mr.. FLOYD To
order. The CHAIR of course could do nothing
less than stop the members tongue appeal was
made, no quorum voted, the point OF order wa'
Withdrawn, and the pro-slavery faction was
treated to the speech. NJ. F.'s chief point was
that if any Democratic candidate for President
came to the North for an Endorsement of the Fu-
gtiye Slave Law he might safely count upon. n
olorous defeat There seems to be sudden
viction in the Opposition camp that they must
dance to Northern music upon their next platform,
or weld the last hope of victory with the noml-
nation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
SLAVERY IN CALIFORNIA.

We have entertained the hope that the
efforts put forth by the slave interest to
destroy the Constitutional prohibition OF
slavery in California and gain for the per-
nicious institution a foothold in the new
State would prove futile. 1t seemed i'm
possible that the people Of that region,
made up to SO great an extent as they are
of men from the free States, who know the
advantages of liberty and understand what
a curse slavery is, could be brought to give
their assent to fixing that curse upon their
State. But it seems we were mistaken.
California has gone over to slavery, and
although the Constitutional provision still
remains, it is virtually dead letter and no
man can say how long it will be suffered
TO remain untouched.
A bill has for some time been before
the Legislature of California pretend
ing to provide for the reclamation of
fugitive slaves. In reality, however, its
purpose was to enable the owners of slaves,
who had brought their chattels thither
while the State was yet aTerritory and who
had thereby legally freed them, to resume
their forfeited ownership and reduce those
negroes once more into slavery. The bill
originated and was first passed in the House,
and was finally carried through the Senate
after struggle of four days. Its oppo-
nents,-and justice requires US to state that
David c. Broderick, formerly of this City,
was among the most strenuous of thcm,-
fought it at every step with a spirit and
perseverance worthy Of better fate. They
made amendments on amendments, and used
in vain every argument aud cxpcdient to
binder liz passage aud change its nature
II provided that the tight Of reclamation
should extend to oil slaves brough, in up 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20

rendering it a provincial appendase to
England. Ii shuts up factories and forges,
closes mines, stops the building Of mills,
ard d;sperses the people by thousands over
the wilderness Of the West, or drives
them into the great commercial cities b
find poor and precarious living. Under
a policy which built up the. national indus
try and rendered the country independent
and rich, we increased in real Power with
rapidity unexamplea in history. That
policy persisted with the adoption Of the
free-trade tariff of ls46. Since then We
have grown weaker instead of stronger,
and we now need more fortlfy ing than
then. And till we return to the system
which tends TO increase and not diminish
our strength and independence, we shall
have an increasing necessity for fortifca-
tons. If we would not spend another
twenty-eieht millions of dollars on forts,
we must again protect American Labor
against European monopoly, and again
restore the foundations and barriers Of
National independence and Power. We
leave the patriot, the philanthrophist' the
Christian, to Judge which of these systems
is the wiser and more humane. Ii is for
the country finally to decide the question.
and il would be well that it were decided
before the crash of universal calamity ar
rives to compel attention to its importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
fORTIFlCATIONS,

/" In time Of peace prepare for war;" is
a wise as well as a time honored maxim.
But there are different of understand
ing and obeying it. The cid way was
to build forts, mount cannon and drill ar
miles, the new way is to erect factories,
open mines. increase the national riches
ard lay broad the foundations of National
Power in Industry and Popular Education.
For our part, we do not hesitate to avow
our preference for the latter method. We
think mill, or an iron mine, or a furnace.
prospcrously at work, vast deal better,
even as means of defence, than fort of
impregnable granite, surrounded by va xn.
ing bitches and with grim cannon peerine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
BY TELEGRApH.-We have many

BY TELEGRAPH.-We have many in
,eresting items by the wires this morning, from all
sections of the country.
From Texas, the telegraph gave Us long
dispatch, but as the Ncw-Orlcans papers with the
same news got here by mail six hours ahead of the
lightning, quote from The Pieoyune and omit
the dispatch.
The Methodist Conference yesterday reversed
the action of the Ohio State Conference which
had denounced members for joining the Odd
Fellows.
The Tochman Libel Case is in progress at Wash
ington. Mrs. +. formerly Apallonia Jagello) is
the agrieved party.
Later news from Havana divers political move
ments two steamboat disasters the discovery
of comet kossuths movements q riot at
Providence, &c. &C., viii be found in our Latest
News" columns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20

THE COLLINS STEAMERs.-Our Senate
proceedings show a conditional vote of some inn
portance upon the amendment to the Deficiency
bill, giving $4,000 per trip to the Collins steam
ers. The amendment passed by vote of % to
81 with the understanding that further amend
ments may be offered when the bill is finally re-
ported to the Senate. From the above vote there
is reason to believe that the appropriation will be
carried, but by smaller majority than has been
generally anticipated. The yeas and nays will be
found in the Senate proceedings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
BEAUTIFULLY SAID.-We make the fol

lowing beautiful extract on the Homestead Exem 2ton
Law from letter recently written by Judge Dillahany
OF Tennessee
Secure TO each family whose labor may acquire a
htiie spot OF nee earth that II call ts ownthat will
De sn ssyium In times OF Adversely, from which the
mother and the children, Old age aud infancy can still
Draw sustsnance and claim protection though misfor
tune msy rob them OF all else and then feel that they
are siin rec sill entitled walk on the green earth
and breath the tree air OF heaven in defiance of the
power and potency OF accumulated wealth and the dom.
ineefing OF tho pretending and ambitious. The
sacredness OF that consecrated spot will make them
warriors In the time OF eternal stre Those shocks OF
corn, said Xenophon. inspire those WHO rsi-c them
with courage TO defend them. The largest of th-m In
the field the prize exhibited In the middle OF the field
to crown the conqueror,
=" Secure home 20 every family whose honest labor
may obibn one, against the wcskness, vice. and mis-.
fortunes Of the fthcr and you will rive the affections
OF the child In wears Of manhood by stronger bond
thsn any consideration that could exist He will re-.
member where he gsmroled In his youth. the stream
upon whose iimpd he has bated, and the fsml
~ altar where be felt mothers love aud the green
spot within fiat little homestead where sleep the ioTed
and the lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
East INDIA DRY GooDs.-Mr. FouN-
y ALLcocK, ALLEN & Co., have re-

No. SIG BROADWAY, ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
between Broome and Sprng aud have opened entire
new Stock of Goops Of their Importation and Manu-
facure uneqused in this country for extent richness and
variety consisting of SILVER and PLATED WARE, GAS
FIxTrREs, CHANDELIERS and GiRANDoLEs, richly deco
rated PoRcELNN DINNER and TEA SETS, VASES, CLOCKS
GrATuARy rich Cur GLASSWARE, TABLE CurLERy JAPAN.
cry ard great variety of other Furnishing Articles
The Public is invited 10 visit this magnificent establish
which believed TO be the me extensive OF the krd
In the running through from Broadway Merces
00 feet and extending the latter 50 feet IL Is lifted up
In gorgeous and unique style with designs OF rare elegance
and The aud architectural decorations are on
Iron bronze aad exhibit relieves and sauary beautifully
designed and admirably executed.
The of public wanted to this stock OF goods
and especially the Gas Fixtures she Chandeliers and Sill
aud Plated Wares all OF which have been Imported by
expressly Manufactured under the direction Of this hru
and which embraces greater variety OF and desirable
Nfyles than can Be found q any other place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
A LIQUOR BILL VEToED.-The sellers


and patrons Of alcohol were in high glee Yesterday
when they heard that Gov. Boutwell, had vetoed
the Massachusetts, Liquor Bill. Perhaps their
reoicings will not be so boisterous when they
learn the reasons of the Governor and the sub
sequent action of the Legislature. The Governor,
it appears, was not opposed to the bill but to the
open ballot, that being the reason for his Veto
The Senate Immediately tried to pass the bill over
the Veto but the vote not quite twO-thirds-
being % to Is. 1t was then amended so as to re-
store the secret ballot and passed by a large
majority. A messenger Immediately took it to
the House, but that body the point of
adjouning, and the bill was laid over until to-day.
There seems to be no reason to doubt that it will
pass the House, and that the people will still
have the satisfaction of voting upon it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20

A CoNeERS--Our readers viii notice that ANTHONY J.
BLEEcxER will se at Auction Tls DAY. al IL O'Clock,
the Merchants Exchange a6ou 90 desirable ots Of ground
viz So ots all lying body CID aud sd s between
th ard gtays lots and the south east corner Of
Broadly sy and 5Sfhst lots Stav forming the whole
opt Of the block between 9Th and 6hs 10 lots In
Of the same fronting 9Th and 6,thsts; lot on the
south OF 6@h o. and SHAW Ia lots on and next
the sonhwrst cor ner of lCth-av and 70ths4 fronting
the and 10 The lots on lOthas next ths
OF 7Sdst and choice lots Sdsv including the
nor OF 7Sdst Maps describing this above pro
pefty had the auction No Broads pioI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
HAIR DYE AND WIes.-BArcHELoR's

celebrated Liquid Hair Dye is highly recommended for it,
thickeniDg and nvgoating properties well for it,
perior excellence colong matter. IL is well known aud
highly approved in oil parts of the world Those who have
experienced its utility should try once; that will be
sufficient convince them how superior it is anything
yet discovered for cooring the Hair Whskers the
it is applied They will find the advantage OF fourteen
active experience this business is be lightly
thought Of This excellent Hair Dye applied Ia
guaantee) sold, wholesale and retail at BACHELORS
Wing factory No Wa-st where always be found the
largest and best the United States Beware of
limitations Copy the address.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20

q. 1852, ANTHONY j. BlEsCxER, Esq, viii sell at the
Merchants Exchange 10 nne Building Lots beautifully
situacd the Sd and 4shs aud 9th Tooth and 0lsts
As this sale Is to be positive II will be opportunity for
the jucoas investment OF capital Persons OF small means
wishing fine building lot should by ali attend the
sae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
GoURAUD's ITALIAN INDICATED Soar

The and increasing demand for this article the best
proof Of value aud importance in the estimation of the
afflicted The un'ang attending 1t has been I'M
usual and extensive establishing ITS extra dinsry
efficacy and securing reputation exalted as II Is durable
Within the last twelve years since Dr. GoURAuD introduced
this Soap into the United States thousand persons
rich poor have been cured of various scroous
butte and other skin deormes, including freckes red
ness roughnes &c rendering the most sllow complexion
smooth clear and delicately white. Found only at the
old established depot No. 81 Wakerst, first store from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
NEw.YoRK, THURSDAY. NAY %.

r~y The Tribune /. served ehi. Cry. Br'osiyo WI
,a.sufs -no Jersey ny - ceuts par s'-sK pasahr
e. ~ csrIie. Names through rne Pos'r- ~ F-rny
Pas will ~ promptly placed tr- Carrier 'oo<'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20

AEoLiAN PANos.-We have long been
vhmliar With the exceencics Of Hslet Davis 4 Co.'S
Ranos and now that they united Colemans Eoisn,
we brow Of no moro desirable instrument. Second
hand Pisnos Pianos TO LEI. GouLp BERRY,
Agents. No. 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
DREss Doors. SHOES AND CATERS

WATKINS No ia Fuon-s has the largest and best
nent OF new styles OF Spring and Summer Shoes and Gates
An the city and they Of his welknown mauuts
tre they can be depended krst-rsts. No common
German patent leather used in the OF War
KiNss Boots and Shoes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20

- Noihinc had been heard Of the Africa
when The T,ibpns went to press this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
u All suffering from diseases of the

chest make trial of DR.. WATTs's Nervous Antdote
trial bottle can be had without COST If 1t proves unavaiing
Ii in its immediate action the lungs that
small trial bottle be had without payment, If proves
useless Then obtain pint bottle and recovery certain
J. PYNE, No. Is Ann-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
GRAND PANORAMIC VIEW OF THE CRY

AND BAY or San FRANClscO-Jrst received by the last
Steamer; together with portraits Of Louis Napoleon Lam
artne, Ergcne See and many other European celeb tie
now exhibition at BRApy's Gallery, 2p5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20

CRYsrAL PALACE AaAIN.--Patcnt
aAspiy Inxrsn and Patent Tapestry Thrcspy Csrpc,ius
onms = wsrs exhibited the Worlds Far q No 81 Bow.
cry. HraAn ANpgHsors Also rsdoe's end C,c'ley
0(nsRhoSns new sylss 3heywin b cold remarkably low
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
An EsrAnIIsnMENr OF TwENTY-sEvEN

YEARS STANDlNG-More than quarter OF century has
passed since the firm of w. T. JENNINGS Co founded the
fashionable ready made clothing business the city OF New
York They the pioneers OF the trade aud the sand
they took the has ever since been MAN.
tained-whle their circle OF CUSTOM now embracing not
merely the city OF NewYofk but the entire Union has been
continually expanding For the present aud approaching
season they have made than ordinary preparation
Their assortment of casmes, broadcoths vestngs and
fashionable summer fabrics been selected with the ut
most care from the ck of the FIRST manufacturers In Eu
rope The superior elegance of their sdymade clothing
and the stamp OF fashion impressed every article they
make order sell ready made have long been proerba
w T. JENNINGS Co.'S place OF business Is at No. III
Broadway, (AmeTican Hotel)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
nv We recommend the Ladies who

have no, vet purchased their summer Hats TO give ar
Vcwxs cslI AT his new No 90 BoweIy isdecidedy
che cheapest store the city lie keeps the best
chs. ran be teund-n fact is proverba that what
YOU casnot get that fashionable In the strs" me- y "
~. 10 get at YOyNC's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
w Warnocks, Hatters, No. 275 Broad

cav Irving House, respectfully remind gentlemen IN
..ch Of sshionable Hat that they located as above
They deem no improperly TO that their long esiao
shed reputation and the popularity OF their are
ample guarantee for the style and chsacoef Vi has W
times emanating from them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.


yg nAsriNGss Compound Syrup OF
N,rrta. not er'y ,ofve hu warranted cure Tor Con-
sn,irsAu e.t other Diseases O tie Lungs IGis tldi-
,,res, decided tie dspuic about he curabity o. Ca-
.nwr N nrd ,ati.Sca thc Aedicd Faculty and an w,o
h.>c u,eA A. ttat Consumption etd all Ahecons 81 tns
urrs ,snnot uri, lie cartd ent hat they are easily I'm
py Sa,tA a. awv any OF ttc disorders 70 wni;h ne
Nnp,r A Asbl~ The operation OF sinfe boIie, Wncn
rs,. 81 ~ sufficient satisfy pacn not sitczeti7f
tso ta sonc in the d. Tins even asin4r dos5
v. eSere OF is cxsicrdi' aiuence ia arreslng ara
rrnairanf tho maaHy by the Immediate rehsi w'ch AZ
tads s rs 90 auack OF secret fr nedy Df hAsIlNs s
Is The uo eminent physicians OF me a.7
and has sdr full disclosure cf ITS history aud ali us conp9
n,n p.,ts o tie world lsiug 20 incur the sposioni
~ Of conhnns to himself tor the SAKE OF prci ssclgs
,sh,,h calculated 70 such universal good Ana sven
have hrr the wonderful rrsu OF us operations tnat ths
J,rson arce The Ndsai Itees, and the most enlnet
phys,cians 81 both spheres are aHxiously
frrr,, 10 have immediate recourse 10 u, ana
tha Of ALI known medicins 8. II alone has posinVey e
nsheS ia efficacy ~ undeu'ahls pr os OF cunog Iouf
,on Ard r,her diseases Of the lungs Inc great
W,sr,Ncss Compound Syrup Of NaphthA ooSl 'S u
,ssy Of pubshug certificates OF cures IA TACT ~ IA 81
,sn he ascsrtaued IL has cured or Is last cur ny az
Who have ,e H. and probably no pefs VINO ns ~ s
ho,s,e Nut would be willing TO give warm ~ ~
tsvor M ohep have already cone Without ~ -
rhhlx twothrds Of the regular physicians pa oSn sos
- G A,i,ntie are now using HAsTNGss Napha SyIuP ~
NJ r,;vafe practice and many OF them are oecos "a
on. e. the cure Of Consumption and all Diseases VI ele
Ir~s enrely through its means Agency dor Ne" OiA
S s,s;nty G v CLIcKESER Co. No 81 Bsrcisy-s''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20

ADVERTISING Is EXPENSIVE, HENCE
BREvIry -DAv,ss Rahvene-grey hair restored-former
Colo-no natural lawssee pamphlets Price 30 cts
per bottle Warranted For sale at the General Depot No.
SEC Grsnd ST. and No 1872 Broadway No 279 Washing
tou-s, No 3e2 Hudsonst No. ~ Eowery No. Ill Hous-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
KNox's STANDARD PRIcE.-Four dollars

. IN h,x one Of Knoxs Hats This is advantageous In
veament and all who wish be in the fashion should Sc
cnre one Of his Spring Style Beautiful as poets fancy
they excite universal admiration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20

Spring AND SUMNER STYLES or iiaio
= g. .,,s., varsity az can be found in this city,
uhs"Pssea W "N'' j. w. KELLOGG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20

An ENIGMA.-
What is II that viii surely say
And vet as harmless S water
That Nils Its thousands every day
And yet would no; infant slaughter
ANSWER.
'Ts LYoN's Powder-oeaih 10 all
The insect that Nv crawl;
Yet OF such mild pgredents formed
A child may feed unframed
Depot for LYONS Magnetic Powder and Lyons Pills
fer the destruction Of and mice No 42i Broadway Pnce
reduced 10 Is cents per flask or box.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
U ANDREWS Il LANPHIER, Merchant

.,lor. have removed from No. 33 TO No 6H Broadway,
Marble Buildings between Houston and Bleeck-
where they prepared TO furnish articles IN ther
ne M the sbortest most fashionable materials
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20

~ Window Shades, from % cents to
$40; Lace Curtains, from s. 500 Musln Curtains from
X csrfs 10 s. Alo all kinds Of Trimmings for Curians
and Shades at reduced prices Dealers anc others can a
NE IL asortme ut in the city kelly FERGUSON 5 no
spot Rrnaaxay. No. s. Read ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20

EY H0usekeepers and Others IN want OF
addiny Bedsteads &C. would 30 well to call at WLLaRDs
old established Wareroous No 10 Chatharn-st corner
WIbrt where NAV he found the largest assortment OF
ayticle, IN his bne ever offered TO the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20

ADVICE GRATIs,-Buy one OF FREE
x mint able White Beaver Hats tie makes the real
simon pure at bis factory Snow-white ranama
Stya Goods of all kinds FREEMASs store Is NO. W al
tnust Gold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20

~ LYONS kathairon, for the Hair, is
the deservedy popular toilet article 10 and is
also preventive for head ache falling and
WAY n "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20

~ Startling as it may seem, it is
fact the ingredients Of the coorng fluid of the hair
embodied in Liquid Hair Dye. This and
this alone accounts for splendid brown and black n which
il bestows Ii is the only hair dye in the world which ope
upon principles and five minutes suces
application. Applied and sold, wholesale and retail
CklsTADoRos Wig and Scalp Establishment No. Astor.
House BPnvate apartments for applying the Dye and
fitting Wigs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20

T General Mutual Insurance Co. have
removed to Nos and Merchants Exchange, the
uer of Wall and Williarn.sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
MINIS AND BOYS CLoTHING, WHOLE

SALE AND RETAIL-We are offering one OF the best
stocks of prpg Clothing in the city, extremely prices
Tor cash OF every variety spring styles Coats Pants Vests
Gc BoUcHToN & KNAPP, No. 50 Maiden-ane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
Union HALL.-A WoRD TO FAMILIES.

Bows of ages fitted with elegant Clcthi1g at the
great wholesale and retail Clothing cheaper by
81 per cent than at any Boys Clothing Store In New
York From the immense extent and variety OF the pur-
chsss made BY his establishment for the wholesale ade
clothes of The most approved and fashionable styles aud ma
tena can he supplied retail or TO measure
nj wholesale prices Let parents bear this In mind Boys
can be clothed at Union Hall less than any other
store in town Union Hall Clothing Warehouse, corner OF
Eultop and Nassau