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New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12
MARINE AFFAIRS.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

rle U. g ship Albany sailed from Pensacola on the
ooh nit on cruise. Subjoned s lis Of her officers:
James r. Gerry, Eeq, Commander Licutensnts-Wm.
W. R,eecher Montgomery Hunt, John Q. Adams, Henry
RoSre.; Purper-Nixon White Surgeon-Stephen A.
Mc(reery; Masser-Robert A. Mari; Assistant Surgeon
Richard A. Cowman; Midshipman-Bennet J. Riley;
Csutsip's Clerk--Nichola +. Norris Boatswain-Wm.
yone,; Gunrer-Wm. Craig; Carpenter-RowlandL Leach;
Ssi,maker-James Frazier.
The U g. brig Perry was at Ambrizette West Coast Of
Africa, on the 18th May, all well.
U g. ship Germantown sailed from Monevideo I'd ult.
Ssr Maldonsdo.
QUICK PASSAGE.
The Panama Star and Herald Of June 90 says: On
saturday morning last the ship Star of Empire Captain
Yrench arrived at Taboga, and Sunday evening came
up 70 the anchorage in our bay. She eft New York
March Is thus making passage to this port IN the short
time Of 20 deys being we believe the quickest trp on
record. The star Of Empire made the voyage from the
atiiucc OF Caye Horn 10 the latitude Of Caao IN me e1
faordnary short time Of days and from thence here IN
10 days. On the 3oth OF May passed Juan Fernandez
The Star OF Empire clipper ship, and on this her
hrst voyage, has proved herself fast saer she has
general cargo for various merchants IN this city, and Is
consigned 20 the U. s. Consul
sALEs or VESSELS AT SAN FRANCISCO.
Bark Eliza Thornton, of New.Bedord with the balance
of her sold al San Francisco previous to the
18th ut for $50 500 She had board with minor art-
ces feet lumber, so 600 shingles 1000 capboars
10 900 stb 800 bbs pork, 200 do. Kindred meal
900 facc-brick, 30 tuns Lackawanna coal, 400 bb
casks and Shocks 100 bbls. butter, lot OF goods
provisions stores whaemens tools, &c. &c. together
with full inventory Also, bark r. Adams, 32o tuns
gser, for oOo Also 3-masted schr Spray 800 tuns
register built in Delaware, 81 years old purchased by
Messs Macondry Co. for 600 cash. for account OF
house in China.
The wreck Of the steamer Arispe with oil her appue
nances as she lies sank Point Arenas was sold at
San Francisco, 18th ut for s65O+ The bark f. Wright
Jr 279 tuns register provsioned and ready for sea-
with two suits Of sails and full inventory was also sold
for 80, 900.
DEPARTURE or THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL PACKET.
Camerons clipper ship Gertrude cleared yeste' Tor
Australia with the United States mails She also TOOK
out the materials for three newspaper offices aud an Amer
ican fast printing press Of small size. Inc Gerruee w
make voyage 10 the Chnca Islands for guano before her
return to the United StatOs.
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STATISTICS OF PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS
AND SOCIETIES IN NEW YORK.
liov@, 1854.

In the compilation Of the Appendix to Rodes Directory
for the City Of NcwYOrk for 1854 and 55 the comphers
say we were enabled TO collect mass of valuable status
ca information relative the several public institutions
and societies of this City and believe that some &C.
ectons from these statistics will be found interesting mat
Ter for public cogaton. The study Of statistics in any
shape is generally regarded as dull dry pursuit. but
there can be question: at the same time, OF the public
importance of the science and conceive that glance
at the department to which refer will prove in graft
fyng manner that while the City of New-York has been
rapidly than any other city in the Union her citizens have
not neglected he claims of suffering humanity OF been
pat,entive 10 the objects of benevolence.
Under the head Of Hospitals and Dispensarie includ
ing two unac asylums and the Ams- House. we find the
expenditure for 1853 amounted to the of s75os co.
ILis exnenditnre NAV be classified thus:
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For The Y. Y. 1fibt
SHADOW AND SUBSTANCE.

A SIGH that followed no, look 70 heaven,
On lonely winds through the mid ether tossed
Some spirit yet uDshriven,
Mourred lie ideal lost.
"An vanished from that purple mountain.top-
All faded from the still, gray ocean-shore-
No soft, slow dews shall drop
From thy white eye-lids more.
"Gone from the solitary arch Of night.
Gone from the ul-mysterious highu OF dawn;
From ewes pale saffron light,
From Moons clear fcrvors gone,
Forever parted from my sacred dream,
No beading glory far, far up may burn.
No life reviviDg CLEAN,
No orbi. Of return
"Ah miserable what slall hide thee now
Whist depths Of darkness cover thy despair
Toke ashes on thy brow
Dust for .hy garment wear.
"All lost, all shvering all desolate-
Struck to the soul with most immortal woe,
Thou livest al too late
Take up thy staff and go =
Far thrilling lingering through the mountain glades,
heard an awful tender voice arise,
That once in thickest shades,
Trembed through Paradise.
blind. but beloved shall thy dead arisei
Did ever such ethereal essence die
Out OF the dust arise,
Thine agony derry
"Iam was e'er thine ideal shone
was IFS cwbryo It's life divine;
The Uncrcated One
The real, th incarnate thine.
al gave thee will, did deny thee power
Fire sunward fies--thy loss lie lost in me
Look from the feeting hour,
To mine eternity.
If out Of life it seems TO droop and die
So long as God amid archangels stands,
Thy pure ideal on high,
Its worshiper Demands
l0v 30 1854 A w. II.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12

BOLD SrRoKE-We heard snecdote from gende-
man who recently travelled by train from Bristol to Lon
dOn which displays the quick .itted pro%Pnuae o. some
people There in the carriage with him fellow pas
senger stranger TO him. but who while looking out OF
the window after the train passed Swiudon had his
hat blown off. Without hesitatng moment or pssnng
second in perplcxty he took from the roofsuaps
his head lesthern habox, and threw cut oi WIN
dow after the hat All looked asonished at this appear
Of foosb wlfnness and our inormant ven'nea 70
ask him he thought wise act because he had lost bis
hat, to throw away his hat-box also Certainly, re-
Tiied the other, "my hat new hat, and If some
workman or policeman picks 1t up he wIu either put
his greasy head csrsy along TO the next station In
" his hand, until wet day like this il Is ruined Now
when he the hatbox it, he will have the sense
to put into it, and my in the hat-box 90 that
" can have both seat up to London after me; and 80
saying he deliberately put his travelling cap and made
himself quite easy the point Our informant on return
ing from town, curious enough TO inquire at swndon
il these calculations were successful and learnt il
just he anticipated The nat and habox were found,
and the being seen, they were forwarded TO Lon
don for the owner lbrntoi liines'
TuRp PAPER, AND How TO MAKE 1.-THE process Of
Of the trf paper respects that followed
for making straw paper. The peat Is nrs thoroughly
waed separate a the earthly matter from the fbroas
portion the hitter then put into strong caustie lye,
whereit is allowed soak for twenty -four hours is
then removed and placed for about four hours in bath
of weak hydrochorc acid and kept constantly agitated
then washed in water and placed in week solution Of
alum after sleeping for short time ia this solution the
liquid off, and the beached by means Of chic
ne and mixed with from ve to ten per cent Of raghaf
stuff and worked up in the engine and made into paper in
the ordinary way. This s the process Of Mr.. j. Lae
mand OF Besancon in France where has been patented
1t s evident that the fresh peat cut in the bog would
for making paper according this process which
would save the expense Of drying, stacking, Sc
Journal Of industrial Progress.
DECISION CoscERsIso Courts MARrIaL.-In recent
" dsposng Of case submitted him by the Secretary
Of War the Attorney eneney has decided thai an officer
the army subject trial for and the same set BY
be civil courts for violation Of the ordinary Law Of
the land and also by q martial for violation OF
he military law. Thus where officer was indicted
or murder on account Of the death of soldier and
quilted he may still be tried by court martial and pun
shed. (Wsshington stsr.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12
Arrived.
BARK Ovefman. LsrS, r.

Bark ovsrnsn Lang Rio 0snds Brazil ny .s.ns sor sssu
.ssd the day pr, and ~: 81 -. y 10 90 a.
.pot si. Fo.nee rom Hs.I for kssso soa s ssns =.
q ID "a ion 70 =. on,su tsf Bcssn) st kio orande.
sehr reindeer. (BIl Hss' 80 "a - SssseL 's''' 90
irsn to s.ss eof Mysae ssssder Ls@ea Ts1~ IT.
es,,on e S.~ Ysri o. is So sa % 50. spois
Pss.seos or S,es ~ 80. S.5 s ~ ~ .ec:
. ss Empire bed ..d 10 bales being nigh, vhsn
.sw snd vse b.eezius up did pci az sxy
90 sns,hsr the eveaae to lcewsd appeared to 81
up cotton hsd Der bs down and Jsx
is T. Len. 10 big 2. Hams steering w. w; JAY A.
q 10 IS Is. schr Vhginis bound 9.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12
DARING ROBBERY At A BANKLNG-HOUSi

Some time during last night the bankinghouse of Au-
gust Belmont & Co.. of Beaver and Hanoversts,
was entered by Of skeleton keys.
The safe was also opened by false keys, and sl4ooo in
q coo bills the Bank of the State of New-fork were
stolen ihercirom 1t supposed that these bills were
dated November !, 1852.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12
MARINE JOURNAL.
Arrived.
PORT OF NEW.YORk

.,ushp Star Of the West Tpkepsueh San Jusn Mic 6.y
h sold srd % 10 Chac Morgsn July lat 2? 81
on 70 @ signal ship Lawrence and ship OF santes fhomP
ia rtx zoe. fandng "
h.o Raven ,epperl CTockes. Psdang. Api IT, con S 20
Cuck<r LEFT American verse; fisy p A. = S,
so lis w soie ship Catherine Hnrphrsy t.ou Calcutta for
Ionaon ~ out short Of provisions; could 70. s.ppy hes
ship Ceono and May clsrle, tof Wsldobeo) Emerson ''o
Z, dai g. s@s and wine, 70 master ,
Bx Ws.a,ioe Srl Masss Cork - tsys ron ara - lsssn
.,s 70 Dem, Jrncs. Let INST, la ~ on o. raw seVe'e
Sets,H ..-, - .. q. r-,-,.
-.
.lerf
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FIRES.
FIRE IN rHIRrY-sEc0ND-sT.

FIRE IN THIRTY-sECOND-sI.
On Wednesday morning fire broke out in range OF
frame buildings in Thirty between the Seventh
and Eighh-avs owned by Dudley Selden Esq., and oc-
cupied by several cartmen stables. Owing to the in
famnabc material in the premises the flames spread
piy and despite the exerons of the remen who were
early the ground the whole range Of buildings was en-
tirey destroyed.
Several horses pershed in the flames all efforts to get
them out proving unavang The total loss is estimated
at 81 500.
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r,pr-rwO PERSONS DROWNED.

H.KrTohD, " edneslay. July t. IroF.
srs broLe ont about o'clock this morniug in the
building No Trumbus:.. occupied by G. H. brainsri
a. brass-iouDdry The nsde Of the building wa nearly
all destroyed hut the walls are standing Loss no heav!
NJ VIM Turner a respectable citizen OF I'M. place,
aged about CO. aud of Lewis Wilcox, aooI, 10 y,ss
old were drowned yesterday while bathing in Mite XIV
er. Mr. Turner attempting TO swim across zoe Iver
with the boy on his back when he seized viii ne
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12
LATER FROM RIO JANEIRO.

BALTINOKE, Wednesdsy, July II, IeD4
The bark Lapwng has arrived at this port with Rio
apero dates to the h Of Jane. Robert g. Scott Amer
lean Consul at Rio came passenger III her
Universal good health prevailed st Rio:
The United States gate Savannah and storeship Relief
were in pcrthe latter about TO sail for Newfork with
Lent Iotr OF the Savannah who returns in consequence
of ilhealth
The brig Banbridge had sailed Tor Montevideo-and the
Germantown was expected at Rio about the middle Of
July.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12
THE WINTER BANK AFFAIR.

MONTOoNFRl AIs., MONDAY, . u'! 4o' -.
The supreme Court just affirmed the decisioI oi ue
Clancery Cont Of Mobile against the Winters anu IN
.avor Of 81, JOHN Powers Co. II decided tia; John6;
and joe Winter are hsjie ind;, iduay, for the inii
amour, of the OF the bank. which they issued ana
put in circulation in Alabama and that the firm OF j. y
Winter Co is equally liable. and that the extension oy
the bsnk the Of its insolvency of John = Winters
Indebtedness to il, was fraud on is creditors.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEW.YORK... -.
Cleared this Forenoon.

s,.smsiiF-ResneLs stinasr Norfolk, Lodlsn Pls~e1a
Ship-yOhn Wsde Harding Singapore. Woodhns Co
BsConess tBrsZ) Msehsdo Doboy Islsnd, sifsee 'es
sides
Brig Susan Small Snail Phsdeiphis, Brett. Son Co. .
sehooner-A5nspce, (Dutchl scheve Amsterdam, F'e
Nescke.
stssner-Psrher Vein Turner. Bsansre, r " Co.
Sloop-Elle, Ens New Bedford. nss,er
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12
pocursrrR UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT.

ROGHTsIEK, "
The Commencement exercises OF the 0rlvsrsy ..
Rcebs.ey are being held this week Yesterday r the
Rev Dr. Auaerson was naugursed as T. H ~ VIC
,;n b Literary Sc<etie. addressed oy hehsy
J. Raynond of m NeA- York 7'-res, and foen We
vead iy Charles Tburber Of Worcester, Ms.s, Io,csy
he exeoises OF tie graduating classes VIII DC ne a' ~
degrees conferred.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12
tRRIVAL or THE STAR OF THE WEST.

The steamship Star Of the Wes;, Capt. L. L. TinkIe-
pnugb arrived at this morning, in days IRON San Jaan
With i63 passengers, 81 o97 355 y shi, snd large
amount in the hands of the passengers.
The Americas Guard of 20 men, lei, BY Nr BOTisnd for
the protection OF the Transit Co.'S property al Punts Are
na has been dsbanded and returned home By this steam
,r. matters remaining quiet at San Juan.
Tie rains have been very heavy and the river IN good
condition for crossing, the transit having been made N
les. time than for several months past.
Tie Transit Companys steamer Ogden, Capt Gardner,
erriyed at San Juan the Goth ult, all well
July lat. 26o 3o' lon. 79o 4O' sgnalized ship Lau
renee and ship Of Stanton & Thompsons Texas in-
standing north.
Ib. California news has been anticipated by the arrival
Of the George Law.
We are indebted for valuable favor, 70 the Purser OF
the Star Of the West.
The following IL the specie list OF the Star Of the West
Dr,,,n sherman Co s57o Nelson Robinson. l9s
Bauk lo2OCo Johnson Lowdeu.... 1870
Adams Co............ 10000 VIM sehgmsn Coz. D5o
Co........ 10000 bloonr Idee '''' wv
W,u, Fsrs Coz. 10000 Chas. Morgsn...... b6s
Dr,x,l A Co............ 10000
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12

MCDONALD AT HoME.-Moses Mcdonald the only
Representative from Maine who voted for the Nebraska
bill il now ON visit home. 1t is said that at Limerick
he was hung in efgy by members of his political
party and that while stopping at Bddeford Depot he was
creefed with groans and hisses.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12

IowA-The Free Democratic Convention in the FRS
District have withdrawn s. L. Howe as their candidate
and nominated X. L. b. Clarke
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12
RAILROAD ACCIDENT,

BursoRE, Wednesday. July le, ls54-ls VI.
The csr from Washington have only just arrived, hsv
~, run Of the track R!aoensburgh The engineer wss
injured but the passengers all escaped
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12

The MoRNoSs-A person would be amazed interested
and amused were he pay visit to the Mormon camp
near Westport Ii looks like great city built up IN the
beautiful prairie south OF town, and the number of tents
placed out in regular order, gives some idea of the
multitude concrega,od together They number now we
believe about 200, and still they come-every boat
brings more or less of se infatuated bengsfor many OF
them suppose hear from reliable information, that
they are enjoying 10 earthly Canaan which Is TO prove
an entrance TO the heavenly Zion In fact one old lady
questioned upon the subject stated that she had no friends
or relatives in all the company, but was IN hopes her
troubles would be end, for she was now near
the promised land the land of peace plenty and hol-
ness Other old dccrepid lame halt and blind, all jour,
neyng on believing that their maades will be cured ana
their difficulties removed as they reach this de-
lghtfu spot. Poor creatures, hope 1t may 10 So
They seem be in-gathered from all cmes aud cour-
tries believe the majority of them west of US here
now are Danes and English and from the contnent-few
from Scotland Ireland II Is the intention of those IN
charge Of them to start upon their journey across the
plains this week they 10 move in bands so that 'hey
will NOT impede the progress Of each other They go
new route which is and better than any other
before tried by least $50 200 miles they leave this
county keep the Santa Fe road until they to the
no. or Council Grove Creek, and then strike Immediately
across 20 Fort Riley and thence in straight direction to
Fort Laramie. Guides will accompany them TO shaw
ther the route. When opened out in t6s manner this
win be The popular and only route opened to Oregon
California or Salt Lake, and insure an the emigration
hereafter TO depart from this county As they prcSessin
their course will Keep readers advised OF me ROAD
country and those passing over it, independent Mees'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12

sisted Of by wreekers and .u-tsnsd but little dsmsss
Salvsge and expenses si"as. sae saed agar 10Y 81
Marks ca the 2sth.
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~ TssssFspA.

sAVAsSAa-sn July II. stesmship AlsosEs, fsD Hs-,
T0EL
cEAsLRsros-Ar. July II, s.ssnshp N~srls bsa New.
Yorf q a korn
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12

Tuy C,tuorS MONUMENT. - We learn nom Ihe
Charleston Is. c. Ners that the Committee on .ie
adopted design for the structure. The monument wlu
consist Of bronze Of the distinguished statesmen
rcetng upon marble cstacomb twenty ieet square oy
base In the center of the four sides o
the catacomb DOORS each nine feet by six and pan
tgures-,hose on the front door containing figure OF
Death The left door that of Justice; tie rgh, t,a' OF
Peace and the back door that of Wisdom. On the four
aides Of the ca,acomb will extend platform eight and
half feet in width. and accessible by means Of wide
stairway each side OF the monument. AT each corner
of the platform palmetto trees to be planted which
rising TO hight of hirty6ve feet viii their
branches above the statute OF the departed The monu
men is intended to be in the Greco ROmanc style. The
design s furnished by Mr. g. Werner, the statue being
..nnv OF the one executed by Powers.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12
CHOLERA AT SHELBYyILLE, Ky.

CIScISsATi, Wednesday, July IL, is'i.
The cholera is ruging at Shebyvie, Ky. Among the
victims was the principal physician of the town.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12

Sailor ONE 1870 Cberrys, erected al an expense OF
S15NO hy American Sramsn's Friend Society. and
accommodating .bou, 80 a moderate weekly
expense besides sfordng srauitous s'sstsnee TO de-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-13
nm FeR RsR - Ris

HNENTRAI. RAILROAD-OPENT TO STA UNION
~ Cheapest, Comfortable and kxpeAious
meat made for Travelling to the Several Virginia spring.
Lexington, &C. Oh |r.tt .. -L-7-
The Company provided Nth large .ddlucn. supply
Engines Cars have bat Of
sm oar Stages the whole route and present s
The the Of the mountain a Rockhsh
whore various In the
view OF surprising gradeur and beauty. :
ooumeneing uh the seh day Of July Exprss Mall Train
will be daily Richmond
mond At en- A NJ, and arrive at stAanton At aso N.
By this line passenEvs leave PtearE and Richmond In
the morning. arrive the white Sulphur Springs
At eso p. NJ ..- N u. :
Leave A. n, arrive In Richmond 70
Returning nom the spring. viii make connections
With going Northward
the Petersburg train going South
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vrsscxn ss.rls suzaAt ABvu.suna sosss. - ,
sraru. psv roaz.
.AMEnIoAN AngIsTs JEioN. !,

u. ASis6s psf, hr ualcs ,Uss 9s.SSsy an.
hs eitsns q the United States and The Canad.s.
that for the the ane arts through
the eoapiy and with enabling family W be-
come p''. 81 re ifSSf akassis 81 TIE ACE
They have Determined order sxtsnsvs sale for
th.l, and thus DOT MY give .mplo, men. 20 arss
number OF artits aud Others bot Inspire country
tais vorks Of ART purchasers Of their
cravings, when Soo0to Of them sold. 3
! 100000 GiTTe, o. the actual coat Of 81 10000.
zach purchaser Of One Dollar EnErAvine, reeeves
only richly worth the but ALEC ticket
which entitled him elns they distributed
PkiNfkD In OIL and IlvE DIR TicKErs VIII De sent o, RVS
Of spsndd kngravings BE-
Catalogue. .-...l. Gees. ..-. ,s.t .......
Of thu CataoEus essther with specimen
rnsrasipgs, s.n be seen Al the enes Of this paper
ror Dollar ssni EnEavp actually worth that
Gin Ticket, viii Immediately be forwarded.
H..'.. AGENTS: ...
The Committee believing that Many
viii be promoted - by .nrrry ma
entrrprs Of intelligent and
treat with such on u . most liberal erms.
Wishing to become (po, ma IA
81 WILL stcna NJ hkrraS on One IuErsvi,s
Int formation - -"--
On the anal completion Of the SALE tho Gins will be placed IN
the hands 81 COMMITTEE OF the be
Canada. ~--'>~ s'-'" AIM
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fihsE AND bUHGI.AIt PROUF SAFE
DEPOT
FEvEH AND AGUE.

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IL the Fever and 1sne Chsrfc. Fsrr axruRE1fS,
Tho Po AG.s,Ioo 2; AZ. ana "'
eon.dGon that the STHTiE sh1u. ess,iop or
nn SI & been
IN 5a 10 Their tendency Peoa while this
than when their heath. Planters IL sseiop. Of Se
GSnry There The Hsue prevails. win do well adopt msd
,s Gs s PSps;o e.aS
nss. thousand . Of rom those Of The
yourself Full directions for its use
oasS n t a s .Ss : showing where this Ms
better S.n. ia am Ss all Sss, Bilious Complaints there not
also been sisn Win The mos. astonishing success. in ,.vs
tsspooniu We dag and '01' Tor these complaints 'ate
Price o. per bottle.
sale BY Drussi'n all parts of the United
'd al ,bo,.,,. order. uu., h. ryn n,
sole Proprietor, % Broadway, New York
Ptie.,burs TODD CHRISTIAN; Baltimore, SETH h&aor
!.mTgmlya =. :, ,,.,.z
store the laIgs,. supply Of Travelling Trunks ysee' and
Do IRON pr. 1 TrsVsIbs Tnst: "a and ID quality
Wood S e q I,o. y q .,os sas vi;
I. qTsl!!' hes, r,nD,.
,o p r. nj &c, v 5S:s:
Those Cent .,5 ~; G1 sc, sPG yss
mys WHITE PACE
A''f's aERtSsr sisarS
w., a., - .5a. -; :, :, ~ Mai. I5 street.
sa;n weather. ha, Just been received Saloon
-h We imported expressly @ asc sas "a ,n. nss
coor All The Ladies can be suited h ,Ss"s s sna
" mv1s PRioE ONLY ONLY tlHH;,,oro,, m 49,,