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LEATHER.
FRITZ. HENDRY L co.

No. %, North THIRD street, Philadelphia.
Morocco Manufacturers. Couriers and lmpor-
trrs OF FRENCH CaIf-Skins, and dealers an Red
and Oak Sole Leather and Kipp.
March 9.1S55-1Y.
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STRAY STEER.

Came TO the premises of the subscriber living
10 Bedford Township, sometime in September
last, red Steer, with fork out of left ear No
other mark. The owner is desired to come for
ward, prove property, pay charges, and lake
bin away
ISAAC D. EARNEST.
Oct. - 1888,
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Sept. 2S, 1853.
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G.. W. RUPP,
G. K. OSTER.
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Sept. 81, 1850.
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Sept. 2s, 1855.
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Bedford, Sept. %, 1888.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

Information received yesterday afternoon 1T the
Coronsrs Office, to the effect that named Mary
Mitchell living ut No. ~ jackson street, had died from
the effects Of beating, received Thursday
morning last at the hands of her rputed husband
Mitchell. The Seventh ward police hearing Of the trans
action proceeded to the spot and arrested Amos Harvey
and Caiharine Dean wtnessss. The husband Of the
woman could not b found It was subsequently
States surveying schooner and had left this port on
shoyt voyage after giving deceased the beating
Captain Lets Of the Seventh ward police intends pro-
cetdjng 10 Sandy Hook to-day in search OF Mitchell
where Il ia supposed the vessel Ia employed In laying
sme buoys. Coroner Hilton win hold an inquest upon
The body Of deceased today VIXEN all the details of the
occurrence viii be made manifest. It Il said that
Mitchell IL OF very incorporate habits and used
frequently TO abuse the deceased The body Of the wo
man lies at her late residence and here 1t is that
tie inquest will be held to day.
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IMPORTANT TO Doc OwNERs-On and after
Monday next all dogs that are permitted to go
at large in this city, must BE- duly muzzled, or
suffer the penalty of the law. Let no dog,
therefore, show his unmuzzled nose in any pub
Lie place between Kings Bridge and the Bate
~, or he will be at once snapped up, convey
ed to the dog pound and there exposed to the
insults Of other dogs and numerous small boys
during twenty-four hours. If unclaimed by
his master, he will die dogs death. We
trust that the ordinance will be strictly enforc-
ed 1t is quite evident that the city dogs have
had their day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

FOREIGNERS IN ARMS AGAINST THE MAINE
LAw.--We notice in one of the French papers
in this city call for meeting at the Red
Republican rendezvous in Leonard street, to
take place on Monday next. This is part of q
movement gotten up by various foreign s,cie-
ties here, to resist by an armed force-a "For-
eign Brigade'--any attempt to execute the
Prohibitory Liquor law, which goes into effect
on next Tuesday evening week. We are
also informed this the Germans are already
organized and allied for the same purpose.
This movement was probably caused by the
report that the Governor Of the State intended
to cal out the militia to assist In the execution
Of the law. Our advice ia to ali well disposed
Frencbmen to keep away from the meet
ings in Leonard street. If they feel ex.
cited on the subject, let them put lit
tie more water in their claret, and keep
as cool as possible. New York is not Paris
and we have no Faubourg Saint Antoine. We
advise the Germans to lay down their arms
stick to the Opera, lager bier, gymnastic feats,
Won Webtr's music and their singing feasts
Let the Prohibitory law alone. You will only
hurt your own cause by being too hasty in Its
defence. A foreign armed mob in the streets
of New York would be shot down like dogs in
= very short space of time, aud at exceedingly
short notice. Let the French and Germans re-
member tlis,
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rhe Massachusetts Know AothIngs.

BOSTON, June 20, 1856.
meeting Of Know Nothings In the Eleventh ward OF
this city, last night, addressed by Senator wilson
and Governor Gardner The former confined his speech
TO the subject of the Philadelphia National Con 7ention
asserting that was the aim and desire Of the Massa
chussts delegation to avoid the question Of slavery
which was forced upon them by the South, and they
were obliged to meet II then and there.
In the Convention, Mr. Bowlin, Of Virginia. said he In
tended to whip some Massachusetts, man, and Judge
Cone Of Georgia, demanded, and would have dscara-
ton nom the North In favor Of slavery; other
wiss her delegates would leave. Mr.. Wilson said
that seventeen Of the platform committee support
ed the majority resolutions, principally coming
from States where the American party had bsen
defeated and they were opposed BY fourteen de.
legates, representing ono hundred and twenty six
electoral votes, jim those States where the Ameri
can party had triumphed. The delegates from Geor-
gia went in for George Law for President, also six
from Pennsylvania Mr.. Wilson said that Governor
Gardner told the South that not city town in
Massachusetts, would support the majority PLATFORM
and that Mr. Brooks OF the New York Express had said
that the whole North would spurn the platform. It
attempted in the Council to put him (wilson) down
to turn him outwhen Governor Gardner declared that
such the result he too would leave Mr.. Wilson
was very severe the "doughfaced" New York dele
CATION, whom he charged with keeping the Massachu-
setts delegation from the Council for twenty hours
after the proceedings commenced.
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City Intelligence.

TIE FRENCH DEMOCRATS AND THE LIQUOR LAVA Pre-
Iminary meeting Of French democrats held on FRI
day evening" at No. % Leonard street, to effect
Ranizstion to resist forciby necessary the operation
of the Probibitoy law 1t resolved to hold another
meeting on Monday ito morrow evening, at the same
place. to elect delegates to act with other societies al
ready organized to resist the enforcement Of the objec
tonsble law.
CONSIDERATION OF THE JUNE NsURRDcroN or 1848.-
We that the anniversary Of the socistc red rpub
can instruction in Paris In June 1848 IL to be cee
brated to-day, at No. Avenue A. by the French red
republicans in this city. It will consist Of banquet,
DC.
FIRE IN MARKET sIIP.-About half past two o'clock
yesterday afternoon, FIRE broke out in tho attic Of the
dwelling No. SO Market street. occupied by James G.
Lehsbody tin and coppersmith, On the first aeor, and
the upper part % dwelling. The fire was discovered
in barrel next to the chimney and supposed to have
been caused by the chimney fue 1t was extinguished
by the 6rsmenj in few moments The damage viii be
principally by water The loss Of Mr. MghtbOdy will be
about s76 no Insurance. The building owned BY Mr.
VIM. Mott and Is damaged about $50; insured In the
Manhattan Insurance Company for 81, 800.
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We have received o" brief Geographic despatch
from New Orleans, announcing the arrival at that
pous Of the steamer Daniel Webster, from San Juan,
with California advicesto the LIST inst. The Star OF
shs West left San Juan for New York On the 16sh
Inst, with full complement Of passengers and
nearly million Of treasure. She will, without
doubt, arrive some time to-day.
The sity enjoys, at the present time, remarkable
exemption from epidemic diseases. According 70
ne City Inspector report there were but 1872 deaths
during the past week, showing decrease of 81 on
TIE mortality Of the previous week. OF the whole
number, 2I2 were under ten years of sge, and SO
inmates Of the public institutions Our city now
sontsins population of more than eight hundred
thousand persons, and it's sanitary condition never
was mere satisfactory Much Of this is due to the
inprsved condition of tie Streets the prevalence Of
cool weather. frequent refreshing and cleansing
showers, and the absence of crude fruit Among
she principal Of mortality during last week,
We frd that consumption carried of 80; drop
- In the head, 20; cholera, j; typhoid fever, 4;
lysentery,7; disrrhea, z; inflammation of the longs
-; nfismmatien Of the brain z; other inammatory
complaints 10; scarlet fever rs; convusions tinfau-
SHe) 81; croup 9; debility TO- marasmus Qnfantis)
Is; measles TO- and cholera infantum 4. There were
premature Births % cases Of silborn and IA deaths
ftom violen: causes. The following is the clasaifca
ton of diseases:- Bones, joints, &C., 81 brain and
nerves, SO; geDerativs organs, 6; heart and blood
vessels 9; lungs, throat. &C., 20; skin, &C., and
eruptve evers, 49, stiilborn and premature births,
81 stomach bowels and otter digestive organs, so;
uncertain seat and general fevers, 20; urinary or
sans, 8; OLD age o; unknown, 1. The nativity table
gives 23l natives of the United States IS Of Irelaud
10 Of Germany, Of England, and the balance
of vafions European countries.
The following vessels arrived at this city yester-
i1ay with psspeupers from European norts.--
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHILADELPHIA June 23, 1855.
Money easy. Stocks steady. Reading, 46L Morris
Canal 14Z; Long Island railroad, 175S Pennsylv
Railroad, 4bh; Pennsylvania State ives 80.
NEW ORLEANS, June 81, 1885,
The sdvices by the st. Louis were received this
ing and published in the evening editions of the Asso
ciated Press They had favorabls effect cotton
market rendering prices sitter although not quotaby
higher. The days sales have been 1000 bales. Flour
is tribe lower, selling at So % IS SO.
CHARLESTON, June 81, 1856.
The sales Of cotton to-day were $50 bales at sySc
12bc. The market 10 dull and Dropping and prices
have declined during the week 16c. q nc.
ALBANY, June % 10 30 P. ~.
Flour very dull State lower With sales at IS so 50
for common TO good. Wbeat-sales SEQ bushels white
Canadian at 81 3d. Corn-5ales $500 bushels at 81 in
lots Oats are again BETTER with limited Gales Chicago
62Rc Whishey 40 Receipts BY canal to.day-s6O
bbe flour; LOCI bbls pork; 1926 bushels corn; $500
bushels oats 100 bnshels rye; 4D9S bushels wheat
BUFFALO, june 2S--12 80 p. M.
Tour-The market IL stiil quiet. Sales 200 barrels
common Wisconsin at 50. Wheat-Seme inquiry, bat no
faley. Corn-HolJers firm with views above those OF
buyers; business therefore restricted 0stssaes 1000
bushels, at something b0ca Whiskey quiet Cana
reighls dul; Corr, 10. to Albany, AMI ls,. 70 New
ork.
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eUPBRIoR O0UEr-GRNERAL TRN.
Before Chief Justice ossley, and Hon. Judges Campbell
Eosworth Hoffman and Slosson.
IMPORTANT DECISION OF THE ooUEr As TO THE
LIABILITY OF THE ocMrANY-oEE JUDGE DIS
eEETMG.
JUNE 23-Ths Mschanics' Bank rs. the Nesc York
and Nt,o Haven Railroad Company.-In this case,
IL viii be recoilected that the Mechanics Bank
loaned $4,000 on certificates Of stock issued By
Schuyler, as transfer agent Ct the New York and
ants commended were issued fraudenty and without
their authority.
The Court at special term. decided in favor of the
present plaintiffs; ard there are three hundred
others; and four Of the Judges, ct general term
confirmed that judgmsnt-Justice Campbell alone
dissenting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

THE Duty OF A HARBoR MAsTER.-The duty
OF harbor master in this port requires as
much attention, and perhaps more, than that Of
any other public officer. We have been led to
this remark by the number of complaints which
have reached us from persons engaged in the
shipping interest, Of the difficulties which have
been encountered along the wharves in the East
river, in consequence of the absence of one of
the harbor masters from the city. Instead Of
attending to his duties, and seeing that vessels
as they arrive are properly provided with
berths, this public officer has been attending
temperance gathering ct Albany, and deliver
ing Maine law speeches during the past week,
while ships, as we are informed, have been lay
ing in the stream with valuable cargoes on
board, waiting for the harbor master to give
them place at the wharves.
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United States Marsnnl's Office.
ENLIsTING SOLDIERS FOR THE ENGLISH SERVICE N
THE CRIMEA.

Baron Frederick Z. NJ Won Carstenan, captain In the
FDssh service in Canada, Count DeBongard formerly
general in the French service under Napoleon Mr. Max
imillian Augustus Thoman and Lieutenant Peter Jor
ganseD Of the Epgsh army arrested yesterday by
officers George Nven and John Holiness upon warrants
issne3 by the w. s. Commissioner, wherein they stand
charged with the above mentioned offence, In violation
OF sic neutrality Laws.
They we're commistei for examination, but were sub
fequen ~ liberated upon bail Mr. Parker Jones, OF the
Astor Hcure, becoming eecury in the sum OF 1000
stch for thspsspE ut tho next term Of Ccut
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LATEST NRws.
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEGaApHs. /.
A FORTNIGHT LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

Arrival OF the Daniel webster at New
Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, June "a, 1885.
The steamship Daniel Webster from San Juan, Nicara-
qua, arrived here to-day bringing So passengers and
San Francisco dates to the LIST inst
The steamship Star Of the Vest left San Juan for New
York on the 10th nst with 500 passengers and $780,
COO In treasure.
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The Ohio Republican State Convention.

OlNCINNA1, Iud6 70, IoJ0'
large convention heli here to-day to nomlnate
delegates to the Republican State Convention to be held
at Columbus the 18th July Owing to the fast that
two calls had been publishedone for today and
other for the It'll Julya good deal Of excitement pre-
vailed but compromise was finally efectei and it
finally agreed that there should be only convention
and the Know Nothings, anti-slavery men, and out
sders all united, and the List Of delegates reported by
mously.
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Death OF Judge samuel s. wilde.

BosroN, June %, 1856.
Judge samusls WILDE for many years Justice Of the
Supreme Judicial Court Of Massachusetts, died. at his
residence in this city, last night he was eighty Eve
years old
The death Of the Judge was announced to-day in the
Municipal and Common Pleas courts uhen after appro-
pirate remarks by Judges Hoar and Mellen, and Mr.
Cooley, County Attorney, both courts adjourned over
till Monday.
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WASHINGTON, June %, 1885.
That Consul Fabens and Fletcher Webster came hther
for the purpose Of getting clearance for Colonel KIN
neys steamer ID generally believed but in the CONFER
ences with certain executive officers they did not breach
the subject The present temper Of the administration
Ia decidedly against such action.
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Kentucky Politics.

LOUISVILLE, june Is, 1855.
Col Preston, Sag NIGHT, has announced himself
ddats for Congress- from this district in opposition to
Col Marshall, the American candidate Col. Thomas r.
Marhsall has announced himself candidate for Csn-
crest from the Ashland district in opposition to his bro
Their, Doctor Marshall, the American candidate.
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Fatal Accident at the Falls OF Niagara.

NIAGARA FALLS, June %, 1885.
man went over the American Falls this morning.
He was in the act Of landing from ss just above the
RAPIDS when he carried away by the and his
boat capsizsd. His name is unknown, but he ia sup
posed to have been on his way from Canada with
vegetables.
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CH1oAco, june 81 IS55.
The steamer Northerner left st. Louis Wednesday
evening last and when about fifteen miles down the
river struck rock and the water gaining her very
rapidly che the bar where she sank up to her
guards None Of the passengers crew were Injured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24
The Liquor Law In Connecticut.

MDDLErowN, Conn.,, June 49, 1856,
J. s. Farmlee Of the McDonoush House, and Peter
Rosenkrantz were tried to-day Tor violating the Liquor
aw. The former found guilty on four indictments
and Rosenkrants on three. They were fined $40 ana
costs, from which they appealed and gave suretes.
These prosecuted to test the constu onay
of the Iiuuor law
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

STEAMSHIP BALnc.-The steamer Asia reports passing
the Collins steamship Baltic Saturday night, the 9th
inst, at IL O'clock twelve miles southwest OF Hoyhea5
bound into Liverpool.
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The Steamboat Europa Ashore.

TORONTO, June g. 1855.
The steamer Europa, running from Hamilton to Og-
densburg, went ashore in fog Snake Island yeser-
day, and Is said TO have ten feet water her hold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24
Railroad Accident and Death.

CONCORD, N. H, June 20, 1855.
An Irishman named Sullivan, was killed tho rail-
road about mile from here, by the early train to Boz
ton. He stepped from trask to avoid train and
down by another the approach of which he had
had not noticed. His head was severed from his BODY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

The "Young America" Style OF Straw Hat
"A Leland Co. are prepared to furnish the nat
tes with the above fashionable style Of straw hat of
our own manufactures; every hat will have the name
printed IN gold letters on the tip paper We have also
complete assortment Of all other styles Of mems boys
ano chudren's straw hats, BY the case or dozen.
A. LELAND CO., Ill Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

LOUISVILLE, June, %, 1855.
Mrs Frazer ard a man named Crgg, charged with
muree rpg Mr. Frszer the husband Of the woman were
acquitted at Lexington 10. day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24
From Washington.

WASHINGTON June 49, 1885,
The War Department has received further advices
which entirely dscred the reported capture Of Fort Lara
mic by the Indians
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

HARD TIMES FOR THE HoTELs.-There is q
general complaint among all who depend for
support on the money SO freely scattered by
our floating population, that there is no travel
ling going on this year. The fashionable hotels
here had no spring business, and they find
themselves in the dull months with no balance
to fall back upon. There is no one at Newport,
Saratoga, Lake George, or any Of the other
fashionable watering places. The railroad lines
and steamboats, carry but few passengers, con-
sideriDg the season of the year.
This terrible state Of things is in part ac-
counted for by the fact that we have had little
or no hot weather as yet but the chief cause is
the hard times of last winter. Like Mr.. Micaw-
Der, we have been in pecuniary difficulties;
we have made few little bills, and we must
make some arrangements to settle them before
we can throw away our money on fashionable
foolery. We are economical. We are "laying
back for spring" We are waiting for the
new crops, which will be immense, aud which
will set us on our pins firmly again, in spite of
the war in Europe and the riots in Kansas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24
Mayors once.

THE WILLIAM sTETsON AFFAIR.
Officer De vos, who WAS despatched for the purpose Of
srrettng the three mates cook and steward Of the VIII
liam stetson reported yesterday morning that the ship
had sailed before their arrival and that at the time of the
the ship urder tow Of steamboat, and
they have failed therefore in the capture OF the officers
Who, it is alleged BY of the sailors named Thomas
Keefe, shamefuly maltreated the crew.
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soutberners Travelling North I

soutberners Travelling North for the Sum-
mer months should not fail to examine the celebrated
celestial or double octave pisno made by Ely and Nun
ger, $40 broadway. These instruments combine the
greatest variety of musical effects and not equalled
makers the largest assortment in the city, from $50 to
$780, musical instruments of every description Sole
agents for Carhart Needham Co.'S. melodsoas; great
bargains for cash. Pianos 10 let
ELY a. MUNGER E19 Broad wavf
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Fatal Fracas In Clncinnat,.

CINCINNATI, June %, 1855.
Two edge tool makers, named Cunningham and Fow-
ler got into quarrel to day which resulted in the lat
ter being shot dead and the former seriously wounded
by blow from hammer.
The wei ther here continues wet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

NmIo's GARDEs-Balfs'so opera, "The Daughter OF st.
Mark' has had very good run this week, aud 1t ia
announced for repetition next Monday. Every one
should zee Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

summer Dress Goods.-We will Open, on
per yard two cases fine French Jaconets at Is; one
case fine orsardies, Is 3D. ALSO rich barsge deaines
at ~ 90 Per robe, worth IS. e a. LEADBEATER CO.,
BAT broadway. : -
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Maine Politics.

PORTLAND, June %, 1885,
The straight wings held public here this eve
ming, and chose delegates to the State Convention OF
straight wings to be held in this city next Thursday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

GREEN'S Shirt and Furnishing Store, No.
Astor characterization Is invited to the superior arti
cles in the gentemen's furnishing department The
stock includes every variety of under shets and draw
ers tes cravats Gloves MALT hose. gold shirt Studs
summer trade. The prices are moderate and the a.
Eortment upequaIled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

Auction Sale or Fine Wines, 8randies. See
gars, &C., So, by ALBERT H NlCOLAY, suctioneer
st his sales room, No. II Broad street. For full psrtcu
lars see advertisement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

Large Importation OF French Embroidcr.
ed handae block fancy REVERE, patterns So also
jacoDet and Swiss bends The Of and
other itch laces 10 full black Brussels nets, &c.
PETER ROBERTS CO., 375 Broadway,
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Second hand Ros.xrood

Second hand Rosewood Ecllan Plano, Gill
berts make, price when 1896 will be sold for 1918.
mahogany cafe, for $50; rosewood piano. nearly
new, for $l65 By HORACE WATERS 1888 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

land. If New York End Pennsylvania stand
firm BY the Union at the next Presidential
election, the croalears across the water will not
see their dreams realized in hurry.
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Supreme Court-spcclal Term.

JUNE 23.--In the Matter of Opening Sirtyfourtk
Street The Court nominated Jonathan Nathan,
Elbridge G. Howard and Jonathan w. Alien, Com
miseioIers Of Estimate and Assessment for opening
Sixtyfourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-24

Bareges' Raregea!-We are now selling at
greatly reduced entire stock Of rich barsgss
dress goods; ALSO rich pineapple d4ess goods az S.
worth 81 80. Z. II. LEADBEATER L. Co, 347 Broad.
Wey. ~