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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
ENTERED FOR CONSUMPTION.

The amount of Exchanges at the Clearing House
were SIS, 500.
The amount of gold engaged for the ST. Louis
this afternoon was about half million. The rate
of freight by this steamer, being cent, checks
shipments. The export of gold TO France has
been very large for the last two or three steamers
which also tends to reduce the amount going to-mor
row. Ofthe Mexican fund there were only sl,s50 1000
remaining to-day undistrbuted How much Of that
which has been checked out of the fund has been
absolutely RENTED TO Europeis not Known, but wa
know that the leading receivers OF it have RENTED
fully and still the specie reserve in the Banks Is
probably three millions above the usual aver
age. A party well acquainted with the dispo-
sition of the fund estimates that two millions will
remain here permanently. The Banks are dis
counting about the amount Of their receipts and rather
more than half their offerings, which are smaller than
thew were three or four weeks ago. The importers,
hayir paid the duties their fall imporat, ns, have
not so much need of money. The heavy payments Of
the iobbers come next month, when of course, the
receipts Of the banks very large. We do not find
that the bank officers entertain any fears OF the ability
of our merchants to meet their fall payments. Dry
Goods continue TO be forced into the auction rooms,
although not quite TO so great an extent a.
last week The demand seems TO take nearly
all the supplies but at prices that involve loss Of
twenty to thirty per cent the cost Of importation.
Not mar wooens have yet been offered at auction.
The jobbers are more busy this week than they have
been The western trade are here in force, but are
not buying so largely as last year. Notwithstanding
the temptation of low prices. The indisposition Of
the obbers to give long credits and the greater dis
elimination exercised will tend to reduce materially
the aggregate of sales this fall but make the business
much safer. The payments from the interior are to
fair extent but scarcely satisfactory as they were
The late trade will be larger this year Is anti cipated
than usual, and the crops being then more fully at
market the payments will probably be more liberal.
In regard to Land Warrants, TAOmpson's Reporter
says:
IL has become difficult to deal satisfactorily in War
rants from the fact that large portion Of those offer
ing are effectively or objeetonaby assgned-hence
the wide difference between the buying aud selling
price:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
Foreign Ports.

t,s,,. a2d nit bsrk sam Slick Mayo. for Boston. ds
SAILED sd shin Elizabeth Hamilton. JonGs New YORK
Al MAhea nth ult baIks Mary. Nheseon, ior boston the
week Youns Turk Taylor, DO do =; punenn,s tsoA
s. Msiys Mlikon; Stella Hesti Elizabeth io1ns ano
Lancaster Somcrs all supposed for New 1ok Sne ~ouo
probably s,t Awsy the week; sehrs Geo q Ackcty
Baldwin, Tor do do Mara Jeweti henny, @ Rn',"r 10
usi but supposed hst ee wonic be ordered 20
b,bon 20 perform quarantine AlSes from Boston iot
ure would be ordered Mshou as had been the eouse WIZ"
'teels from New York. IN NJ. .A.,,
~ b. big Mary Elizabeth Paldson I'm Masss 10y CO.
GLASGOW 5h INST ships Clara, tot w'1o9k Coes, o'
s Francisco early In October; Calcutta LOng Io NV
O.tls dG; AlEus Wymsn, DIS; bark Hope tbrl MeDon
"a r Boston soon; Br brgs Exemplar Kelley, for session
CO.. Hamilton CoTbett, aud Nautnlus fumore, TOT NeN
irl. hg; brig John II Jones, Mills, dsg MALI
Al Rio grande ist ult, bark Frederick Demips
ton New York June 81 going ini brigs General finesney
fseon Johnson from Richmond, Norfolk May a. sraNoa
!uyS schrs Henry. Nsson Meen for New iofs 10 Q,
lr Maria u Dsvr. Davis Tor New ORR IN 10 dys yn
S H. lat IS g. Ion 81 W. ship Sunbeam, toi b0slon ''o
sae for Hampton Roads -
Bopse sist uit bris Rainbow Nelson, wts sehrs "a
@ MOrsan do; Telegraph (Brl Lent, lds foT Boston; Ae
". iBr) Stsnwood ldg for New.forh r.. u.,.,,
Belize Hond., Aus rs barks Star q the East. Hnason
ELvelpool soon; Cadet GUIDE, for HsAoursi ons nope
nefe, fof New .YoTk, unc
Prince 9TH inst brig Kenizsn, NAsmer To- Bos
Ssd Or NewYerk 24ih SD. &ih, Br. bis Two Ladies
,esssi.es, Aug n brig spthre, OBJ Mead FOR Boston
GA Havana 18Th inst bsrts Tsorpdyke, Sawyer, New
; Gov Paris York Portland before reported sid 9TH
syhw Pvt bsek;) brig Maria, Case, Csbsnss
iss fugwssh 18Th inst, barb Doress C. Yeston Ste
81 ysAp, N B., 18th inst, bark Lo.u, vieksry, Boo
20, trs Dsasaes Crosby. Bs'h sshr Jsssphias, pssis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
v,psr DISTRICT coURr-Befor. Judge G.ssS

WHEN BOoKS or ACCOUNT AkE LVIDLNVk'
William Pas.ense at. George W HoIer and Gilbert Graham
ers for balance Of account amounting to $50 60 for making
several signs for them
The plaintiff proved by witness that the plaintiff msie and
delivered the xus able 20 the value OF the
work In order 10 show this he proved thai be kept no clerk
snS the book produced his book Of account lie aso
taoved by three that they seyeay bad deAmn
with him and settled bills which had been rendered by the
plaintiff thst with some tiins ekceP
lions but neither OF them bad settled from the account BOOK
witch had been here shown.
The plaintiffs counsel then offered 70 read the charges 10 me
hook 10 evidence The defendants counsel MI Anthem OBJ
cted the ground that there evidence 70 snow that
the plaintiff Kept honest books Of sccount
The Judge sustained the objection ,tsns that II wss ne
eesssry the plaintiff prove in addition 10 what he hs
already proved that the witnesses have settled tro the book
in question and that they uniformly found TO be correct
Nhereupon the plaintiff discontinued the suit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT or COMMON PLEAS-Before Judge HGEAsAs
CLAIa BY An ATTORNEY FOR COMMISSIONS.
Gail AT (,rote

COURT or COMMON PLEAS-Before Judge keRAsAs
CLAIN BY AN ATTORNEY FOR COMMISSIONS.
Georse Cstlin sst Frederick r. Grote
To recover Ss65, ss15 of which being u per cent
Is for negotiating snd preparing pspels for the purehAe BIZ
defendant the OCounor farm OF gSeres the terror Of
slater Island SIS Geo AID go ~ previous Transaction
The all be claims 20 have been according
and a. 70 ss75 named bat be IL entitled
aid amount
Tie defepse that psiutif employed. broker
bat A. an attorney and would be entitled a. any but
fair conn uch but the title to the property defend
ant believe defective BY h, the reeass
uff obtained from the minor heirs only included part Of
Them and that laid portion had power bind the Others
sud that therefore said plaintiff entitled .nythnE
also that b acted sitorney for the executors and
received 500 ard that setin for both parties unprofess
iora and therefore be Is entitled make apy claim
In rery said that the $50 the executors OF the
late Nj OConuor grsuity ard It is e0nteufed that
everything had been regular
The Court in charge said that attorney though
tted 10 brot fees the services different
t.d 10 far his servceG II the Jury
.6sr ha The 7oo received BY plsn5s from the execution.
va for ssice IN relation ths ansse ion plaintiff
. not entitled anything from defendant and they
vii eonsider whether il sTsnity payment Verde
for plaintiff. $50
The Court tien djourued for the term
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

A DASGEROUs WoNAs.-A woman named Marga-
ret Englehaupt was arrested yesterday by Officer
Thinkham on a warrant charging her with attempting
to shoot her husband. 1t appears that the parties had
not lived together for some time in consequence of
some Jealousy on the part Of the wife. On Monday
night last accused called to her husband and after
q short conversation, drew pistol and presented it
at bis head. Observing the motion, Englehaupt
snatched The pistol from her and examination found
it loaded with powder and ball Accused was com
,ntted for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-FrGay-Befor
Judge BEEsE

Mary and Bridget Murphy, who were used as Wit
nesse, the Of Fs Flynn convicted Of forgery
formal. ntenced Prison for 1--WE years esch bur
will remain the City Prison until pardon be obtained
from the Government OF the state.
Eliza Flynn the party referred 20 above wss sentenced TO
the State Prison for SIX years -
Lewis and and George and Margaret Roleter
indicted for robbery conspiracy defraud Bernard Primer
guilty assault and battery and were lined each 100
Henry Lepne who pleaded guilty to pett larceny WAS nned
$50.
John Mcintyre tried and acquitted offs chaze of man
ssushte causing the death Of James Cohesy Al porter
Ia shown that deceased the first blow, aud that the
pr soner acted la self defense. .
In the cs.e OF the two Peyeres charged with attempt at
,r.on AZ their In FOuts months ago motion was
made BY cir counsel for postPonement OF the th Inc
Cor,t " AZ not In favor OF granting the motion but the coun
for defense expressed their determination TO chsenge 81
least 30 Jurors and there not being that number present. the
Cour. consented 10 postpone the trial until the next term
Dennis McAyoy indicted for manaughter IN the third de
gree in causing the death ola cousin Of his Of the same name
while In drunken pleaded guilty of mansasthter u the
fourth decree and handed for sentence.
The Court then adjourned for the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
SUPERIOR COURT-DEoIsIoS-By Judge BoswoRTA
RLE.DIN.. on POLIcII. or INsrRANcE.


ER Lamo-euI az A;-uIr>SIutusl Insurance Company
Tbs p ~ " cover ~ go, amount insured
The complaint states that the policy executed does not
conform Of the parties and that the
same be pete-sary me policy may be reformed and de-
rards judsmef tor 500
On defepcsns motion the Court required the complaint 70
\. aerded 70 Internationally ask for reformation Of
he policy wholly omit all claim such relief the
Grounds the notice Of the relief prayed for determines the
u.ce trial Code section f2 20 ard 25 and BY whom
dsmsses be assessed, II put In iseeuon
96 and vh6he costs recoverable Of
n the udsmsat BE- for 80 in the secretion Of
Nh. Court other words whether il seon for
the recover Of money only" obtain other and adj
tions relief
SPECIAL TrEs-Before Judse HOFFMAN
ASSIGNMENT OF A STOCK OF sTATIosERr.
John C. MOsy at Isaac Bassett Robert W. Aborn and
Geo. y. Thomss
The parties xs'e partner IN the stationery bssinss :, NO
s.fucsnu s Henry Jerosmon The latter retired When
TIE three composed the firm Mr. Motley subsequently,
os out Mess Ba-t Abon they tase the stock snd
500, and ps the debs Of the frn and also Of the Original
Arr ard TO appropriate said and the proceeds Of the
.,o~I Ivhh amounted said 10 $l15 go ecudes f1
AMOUNT Of bill receivable ard other ses 10 the psynsns Of
M Hs.., .a.o c,sr sasins tat fs~ e'sn sS~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

MONUMENT TO THE COUNTTss RUaFoRD.-THe
Netr. Horysh1rc Statesman says that handsome
marble monument has been erected in the old ceme
terry at Concord to the memory of this excellent lady,
Who died in that c y in the year 1853 She was the
granddaughter OF the Rev. Timothy Walker, the first
settled minister OF Concord and, the founder Of
the Rofe and Runford Asylum, and the patroness
Of other institutions Of like character her name
will be long remembered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

-, ~ the same party. Both were sent to tho
Cbsr"? 40 hearJ Of FreuohmaD having been stabbed
on Sf 1 Of h W. d nave "a, 1l 1n s %SaSis ed
ssd been carried OF by his Trends, and tina, 10
ms rrreared 20 know the assassin.
on dnt 10 clock, Sergeant Kearney Of the lat Dis
-, Police having occasion 10 visit the upper station
npoh,u At. mounted horse, and as he passed the
e5irnunciation Market be We fired upnn by party
On concealed in the upper part OF the market.
fortunately neither himself nor BIZ horse was biz,
.6 the lstter frightened by the report rapidly bore
I'm away.
rsrssctions. The utter poweIessness Of the police
a. been shown, end the only remedy lies with the
Stizens of New Orleans. Wil they act and at once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
supREyE couRT-erxssAL Tssn- fore Jodss' MlreH.

sIpRFNF COuRT-GFNgRaLT EEn-Before Jodgss MITCH
FLL ROOSEVELT and CLERK .
MARY C Rusher, &c, Ggt. Peter Morris ana we, or.
Motion 10 strike cause from the calendar gTaa'ou'
With ,.. - .f.I,,osb
Ju6sn, nj affirmed, with costs -, ,-., g..
Annuity and Trust Co being an sPPes from
, nhs;psd by Mr. g. on life policy for ~ go on her hus-
b,d John Buetbee II being alleged there hsd been con-
Of knowledge TO the state Of his health ana error
- The charge OF the jung. which tired the called
Mr. Dudley Field Company and Meers Wshtmsn and
CLARK for PLAINTIFF argument proceeded in To be con
timed u MONDAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
sUPREME CoURT-srEcIAL rrRx

Cecilia Luckey by her next friend, agt. Charles n.
Luekey.-Divorce from The marriage tie granted
Henry Grenzeback agt. Sophia Beach, ct al
JudRment foreclosure ard sale and allowance OF !. per
cent and s15 guardian, sd Item.
Thomas l.. Wells and others, agt. Isaac W. Gibson
IOiDiuen 81 a receiver.
James N. Slack agt. John Solely and others
Motion amend complaint denied but plaintiff furnish
If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

FrRE II CANDES, n. about noon yesterday
FIRE broke ont in Camden, n. j. The flames spread
rapidly, and the stable occupied by Sir. j. WOlson,
hotel proprietor, was soon developed in sheet Of
flame The office Of The Camden Democrat, a frame
building, took fire, and the rear part and roof were
was knocked into p Two frame houses, occupied
by poor Irish families partially destroyed The
buildings all belonged to the Philadelphia and Camden
Ferry Company and we learn were partly insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
La " LNI'ELLIGE1VCX

SUPREME CoURT-sPEciAL TERM-Before Judge RoosE
John C. Cruger Eugene agens; Isasc Jones and
Others, Trustees.
Bill to determine the validity and construction OF
marriage settlement Ion Mrs Cruger, deceased aud 10
thoze the mbrgsgng Of the trust premises for building pu
The Cont pointed out provisions In the trust by which
under OF trusts would be valid mortgage the
whole Of the premise but thought consistent with the trust
half might be morgagcd A. both parties benefited BY
the DESTROYS OF mogsgng the property was
ssted by Mr. Lord for the Trustees that special law be OBJ
tanned from the Legislature taking of the general
which the Cour considered would be proper and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

FOURTH WARD scHooL-HoUsE.-1he plans of a
scbool.building in the Fourth Ward Of Jersey City
having been rejected by the Common Council be-
cause the cost OF the building according to those
plans would exceed the appropriations for that pur
pose. the Board of Education has agreed toIess ex
pensive plans submitted to it, condition that mum
Der of slight but essential alterations are made in
them This movement will undoubtedly insure the
speedy rection of the much needed edice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
TOU1NERCIAL MAI'T,ERS.
saI.s Of Stocks mt Philadelphia

F,a Boord-4 lo 500 Pen Sc sii - 200 City &C. yr
81 800 City r. Is, Is s5l 5000 Penn. Cou. IS ga
eli eco Allegheny Co S.. 7ej 5000 Beaver Meadow g. s2i
81 600 Ions Island ST. 2O Wilmington s. s7 10 Com.
Tnecial Blk 5 50 Gard BIZ s5wnl Zt p do 1875 so Morris
Canal, 1915 $50 Sch Nav pd, 81.
Ae, hOard-s2 900 Susq chi 6s, GIL; 800 Camden City
g. SO; 800 Reading ST. 300 do 81 40 do b5, u; 81 Long
Island c 49,; 300 New Greek Coal u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

ACCIDENTAL DEATH-A young man named Phi
lander ). Smith, CLERK IN me store oil Earle ~ Co..
Jersey City. lost his life while cunning at Stsnhope
n. j., on Friday OF last week and his remains we're
found on Tuesday last m the woods 1t is evident
that one of the barrels Of his gun accidentally dis
charged while loading il, and the load entered his
neck lie had apparently died instantly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

Sig. L. A. de Ceuta, Spanish Minister, aud his az
sociate, Sig ii. Moreno, are stopping at the Metro
politan Hotel. They arrived in the City on Friday
evening, and will probably sojOurn here some time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

DISTRESSING MoRTALITY.--On Thursday, the 9TH
ust. Mr. Peter Livick living about three miles from
Ssupton died Of dyseniery. IN the afternoon Of the
sane day, one of his children died, and father and
child both buried in the same grave me next
Say. A few weeks previous, two other children
died Of the same disease and one since mis- death In
The course Of one month the father and four children
have died. Staunton Va Spectator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
Whnlcnf

An At Holness Hole 18th. sehT John Adams, Bureh, At
tnie Ocean with IS p Of and for PIoyineetown under
Nv mAsis having experienced heavy gale from NE TO Sc
Sh rst lat % ~ also lost four boats davis had decks
syept of salley stove bulwaIks, &c
Ga at New Beoford 2oh, slip Oliver Croker, MsClesvs
81 Pacific Ocean. -, - D,. 49,,
cid at Nantucket 18Th sehs VIM. Dolliyer, Mcclure
,nd Hamilton Bailey Shosls whaling
leer from Cspt CLARK Of brig Annawsn Of MsttaPoset
,.peT,. her Sept A. no lat c. with ~ bbls. sp. oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

HEALTH OF THE CTY.-The mortality for the past
week numbers 625 of which Cholera carried off &C..
Last week the deaths Gsl, Cholera claiming l2G
az them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

net prs rSof W
The President Mr.. Charles Z. Pond, having do
elined to receive compensation for bis services tho
past year, committee was appointed to procure Q
service of plate and present to Mr. Pond 10 behalf OF
the Company, in acknowledgment Of his faithful and
eficien. services. The old Board Of Directors was
reelected. At subsequent meeting Of it Charles
+. Pond reelected President, and Horatio Fitch
Secretary and Treasurer.
Amount of Goal transported on the PhilsdelPhs
and Reading Railroad during the week ending Thurs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

Revolutionary Bounty Scrip is worth u cents per
acre more THAI warrants this arises from the fact that
they are exempt from entry charges. This scrip Is
richly piece OF paper, and Is generally In 80
acre pieces.
Beware Of Virginia Warrants, which are printed on
letter-paper.. They are next to worthless.
The annual meeting OF the Hartford and New.
Haven Railroad Company was held at Hartford, On
Wednesday, when the following statement Of the re-
oen,s and cxpepditures for the year was read:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

SUPPOSED ISTAsTIcIDE-The body of an infant
some weeks old was found at the foot of Twentieth
IT., YESTERDAY, by Officer Hall There was severe
confusion on the head and cash in the neck, either
sufficient TO produce death. The Coroner was no.
tilted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

NOR SALE, on very reasonable terms
HOUSE and LOT, sirusted about one mile from res
~, 49, Williansburrh The Lot 2oxoo; house three
s,a,r irt .oxs Prce s2oe; only ESQ or 500 es,n r
orsrsd A., two Houses Munroe psee. p
~. sh.sn ,ssri-;nr bet small Of ossh 70 De Psa
down. II; psr.ic,Iss spp'y to srLfEsTEs LAt' Ne !"
Wsls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.
SrPRENF CoURT-Generdi Term. - Monday
Nos IS A. 7s ~ So a. IS 81 - ITO. s6. ST. 49, 49, 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
HOUsE and FURNITURE COMPLETE for

II IMMEDIATE OCCUPATION IIesss1tIJ ..uaI -
borhood .few rods from the City Rarosd through myre
sv and within twelve minutes walk OF the Fulton Moues
rue and South Ferries The house Is three stories VITO pas
fopt and rear; the lot 25 BY 7 feet which tosethe VIE
furniture bed. bedding erockery g.ss ware and
m. an m excellent order and convenient can be
seOO - 5sc OF the amount can remain on mostsv-
within days Can be seen Any oA HUN ~ -
1o'eoek Apply the premises, or 70
GRO s. GRANNfsS No IS Maiden lane. Now J OK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
AIR. and MRS. KIDDER's BOARDING and
WE DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, No IL 0Hn-
,o,,i.rs I'll REOPEN on MONDAY Sept ll-

TOR SALE-A very convenient three-stors
Prick HOUSE in perfect erder having been occupied
hut about two years containing all the modern -
Gas Wsterclosets Sc Price and terms can be snosn ~
ens on the present occupant and No III West
At Possession be given in few weeks, - the P'e'H
.Antn hA on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23
yl7HE GLEN HOME SCHOOL. Ksy.st., NEW
i nor sAIT-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, il

syeTy elevated, healthy aud beautiful stuatoo win
from five 70 fifty acres Of Land twenty miles from Town W
railroad Eve minutes walk from the DEPOT Abund.nee %
Shade Fruit Water Wood and convenient oa'6uHains'
Also several splendid Building Sites. Apply TO
T. MARTINDALE. l57 Broadway third stoTy-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-23

Il Co.-Sole ManufactureIs Of CROWELLS celebrated
CAST.IRON RAILING, WITHOUT RIVETS, tss.ng AZ
least 25c per foot also of Crowels style OF WIRE
RAILING decidedly the cheapest IN the U Al ands OF
C.nrs srcb A. Column. Tru.ses Stills and Lntels Gde
Ver.nds Rracke Nsut Covers Window and Door Guards
&c Every kind Wrought Iron Work for bHdings such -
Door, shutters Anchors Grsnss SC done at lowest prices
with dispatch srecsl Alteration given 70 CONTRACTS i9r
ALL THE IRON WORK for Buildings OF every class Found
ery foot OF Forty N Samples in sections OF al
WORK al the Warerooms Nos 10 and 81 Dusne st. ie" doors
H.