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sumbsr Of sii1esns, members u ths
General Assmb1y asd strangers mel
pursuant to notice " the Hall Of the
House. Of Representatives. to lisssn W
and participate in the American party
ratification meeting. We include those
who came to listen, because there was
4 large number present and some Of
them we were pleased to observe,
looked upon the proceedings with a
pstronising smile Of scorn," such =
look - lion might bestow upon a
mouse, without compromising his dig.
nifty a. the king Of beasts. The fact
Of the matter IL, that the munitions
Of war, are all that il necessisary for
the war; because kill, a. you will
there il never less than hundred
millions Of men on the earth, at q
time, and the bowels Of the earth are
becoming exhausted Of gold for bullets
and salt.peter for gun powder. There
we're no fellows in The background
~ there would have been at q demo
ciatic ratification, to come down with
heavy applause and throw up their
caps on the strong points and loud
points. There was not q soul there,
to say any thing Jselingly Of the prac-
teal workings Of Know Nothipgism.
II has never yet put man in prof.
table place; where he could furnish
bis friends with pocket money. Il
hug never yet called it, friends to-
gsther in . love feast to divide the
proceeds Of the battle on Gads hill
it has never yet set down on the grass,
to dsvide the money bags. For the
simple reason that II has never had
possession. If such = party have
friends they meet in the dark; but
their enemies may be seen in every
public place from the smallest four
foot and = half constable of the small |
est town, down to the President him
semself, Of the great, the glorious, the |
trancendentally democratic Union.
Whore 10 the party nowadays,
whose foundation is laid in solid, IN.
wavsring fundamental principlel No
where 70 be found on the continent i?
The only party approximating to such
= basis, IL the Great Artesian. The
party in power-which is the party
more principle than any
other. has its base, firmly rooted in a
quarts mine, which Is the most popu-
lar basis in an age Of bronze.
The meeting organized by slectipg
he Hon T. J. Burlington, President,
md appointing Col. H. N. Pierce,
Ind Dr.. r. @. White, secretaries.
Judge Hiestaud Of New Orleans, was
irst introduced and addressed the
Meeting. Then the Hon. Peter Al ,
took tho stand and in his .
lowsry and poetical style Of eloquence,
lashed of in rapid succession, . num-
'sr Of beautiful pictures, from . mas.
Or mind. his eulogy Of Mr.. Fillmore,
~ such ~ that distinguished Amer
can citizen merits.
Many beautiful ladies graced the /
Tall. and when the Hon. Gentleman I
arnsd to these ibis fancy took fight
bovs the multitude, dragging them at. J
Or him. to higher and = happier =,
phere.
The committee appointed to draft ],
solutions reported the following: G
Rsso!ssd. That the American party Of u
atom Rouge, heartily approve the nomina- f
ons, for President and Vice President Of y
,e United States, made at Philadelphia, by \
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BATON R6U0k aa:MAR. u, 1859.

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Posr OIssos RsSssafns. --Within
the past four years, the Post Office Dc.
partment has had an unusual number
Of thieves in it's service, and il il high
time the people were having some re-
dfess from such greviences The
mail y = Federal monopoly, and the
government should give some secur-
ny to the people, for the fidelity Of
II agents or the system should be
abolished. Il IL we'll known to every
man 10 this State who has anything
= DO with the Post office department
who has friends to write 70, Of bus
iness 70 transact that = vsluelsss let.
tsr to any one else, than the person
for whom IL d intented, il mis-sent
from point to point, and IL knocked
about al over the Union, reaching it,
dsstisation By mere hap hssssrd. II
T. h = business letter and contains
anything valuable-say. over the sum
q fys Soiiars, there 10 = hundred aud
ahy chances v one, that II IL abstrac.
I'D and the letter destroyed. Whist
redress hos the citizen? None
The valuablss ars lot 70 him forever.
The local Postmaster, where the let-
ct was mailed, makes . inemorau-
DIN On . slate, that the next special
agent Of The Department may be ap-
praised of The faot, and here che mat
Ter ends. The business Of the spec
ial agent 10 to look up, the miserable
weight who steals = bag, under the de-
lusion that IL may contain enough to
ply The most i" eminont legal talent "
y defend him in > prosecution, whilst
he Pot Master and his Deputies goes
unwhipped Of Justice, and practices
bio petty thsfs from day to day. The
Department h msds t. serve through
II thousands of employees political
snda
Al 40 time IN tho history Of the |
government was there ever, moro die. |
hoasst dsnasogass, and small pot |
hoass politicians, oaios IL under this
brsach Of Executive patronage. The
Aes h simply this: the people demand
sons security fos<hs safe transmission
u their lsttsrs aud vslusblss; which
lsgitimately 6nd transit from point to
point through this channel. and some
hing sssst b done, 70 correct The
Dvils complained Of.
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Ano9xR PnoanA11oH-A bill has
yssd ~ ksatneky Lsgislasus, phohibit-
ing billiard &blss sadtss-pin alleys IL nat
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., New Arrival Of Hats,

law Just received By steamer Grena-
l. 40 smother assortment Of Ntv sprisx
hnss, consisting Of Fashionable Molsskin.
Silk, Cassimsr and Soft Hsts Of aJl sbsprs
end variety Of colors, q isw more Of those
fashionable high crown soft Hats still on
hand. q - -
Mar 7. PH1Lr1pS-
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NOTlOn =, =,

ALL PRISONS INDEBTED 10 HATCH / 1BNKrNs
br subscription 10 the Ksstty Adsscols previous
" February lss, 1859, ssa ~ shs Dalyy Advocate
treviSss - tho 1ss January, 1854, ssd for lob
Work end Advertising, sic hereby astaeA that
their acesonts must ~ Immediately settled. All
perscns having claims asatnst hA4oa 1Asxtrs
will tssssat then lnnsdiesslv 10 ne ssAsssisnea
~ rsymsst J.. !. JONES,
Ab9o.M u ~ rUee sfA 4 mn.
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means Of fsseufe1e confidence In the stabi-
lily and pfspstuity II our institutions, which
can alone b effected, By patriotic adhel-
enes = ~ plaia psovieaene q "a Cessti.
tutiSa and ! strict avoil1Acs q oil sxtfsmss
in Matters ofpstlie pssley.
Let ~ Gloss our notice Of the ''rati.
flcat'on" with Che closing paragraph Of
the Democrat Advocates notice, the
truth Of which, will be admitted
The grand ratification meeting. I"
however, was not complete failure,
as the hearty cheers for Fillmore and
DonelsoD, at the close Of the meeting
testified.
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| 0 V1Or'"9 P0toSfuRA VI
the Democrat Advocates notice, The
truth Of which, will be admitted
The grand ratification meeting, -
however, was not q complete failure
az the hearty cheers for Fillmore and
Donelson, at the close Of the meeting
testified.
--&~s0s.-o-
WATER RArs.-There are water
rats, ~ we'll as land rats. Of The for
mer We desire 10 say word for the
benefit Of mankind at large. The
lower trade paokets-the vicksburg
boats in particular, have been infested
for the past year, with clan Of law
protected thieves, TO whom, in COM
parison, the highway man is gentle
man with an honorable profession: Il
istbe custom Of the class we speak Of,
to take possession of the centre Of the
social hall, soon after supper, and
spread out upon chvcquered board,
a lot Of pinch back jewelry, jew gaws,
glittering pins, rings, all "pure gold
varrantea," and dirt cheap at thrice
their rated value. Interspersed are
jack knives, dog knives, barlows, nail
knives, pocket combs, compasses, cor
nelian rings, etc. The dice begin to
rattle and the fat rogues-m masters Of
of the game, begin to sing out there's
q chance. only four bits for a throw,
and chance at the table," The world
wise and the world foolish the fellow
who knows thing OF two and is up
to snuff, a. we'll as be who has never
looked on the beautiful proportions Of
that wonderful animal, "the Elephant
crowd round this quartz mine Of rich
and valuable things. There il no such
Thing as loosing, and presently The
knives, tooth picks. rings, seals,
combs, compasses, ETC., begin to oircu-
late. and the half dollars jingle for a
on the smooth mahogany and
hen find the way into the capacious
yullet Of the Water rat. Presently
'ome Of the more verdant country
gentlemen find that they have gone to
heir pocket depths and have for their
ash, three oorpelian rings and half
|oxen twenty cent knives. This thing
allowed-ay, winked at, by the
COMMANDERS, and az it is apparently
Diverse to their interest in one way,
70 are forced to conclude that they
re directly Interested in this fashion
bic caste Of Wholesale swiudlipg. 10
ONE cases, cards are resorted TO, iD-
lead Of dice, md gentlemen come up
nd try their hands at turning the
aste-bosrds and win probationary
hey pocket the money-walk away in
Ugh glee and treat "all hands" It
not surprising that other gentlemen
o in and try their hands for . couple
hundred or 30, and it Is not sur
rising that they are not quite no sue
,ssful. However all cannot win, and ,
every man cannot have experience
ithout paying for it, it is we'll per
aps for them to pay for it on the wa
r, as on the land.
THICKER THAN THREE IN A Bed '
hey stow rather closely at Pekin, in Q
hina. The Boston Post, which is il
70 reputed organ Of the Tschang- y
hang party, remarks that at the Co. d
stial capital there is . phalanstery r
lied House Of Hen Feathers, !" where a
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ms nj n. ,ss.IssI Bs;,. re-; from
y wsst. III ing articles II
Western Produce. which Ne win sel1 low.
ron UAsA
1000 lbs. Dried Beef (Da-is's Brandt
Gases Beef Tongues, do. d..
1000 lb& Bologna Sausage, do. do.
1000 1bs. New Dried Apples,
. Perkins Cherry Valley Dairy Butter.
o. bbls. do do Roll do.
20 Boxes d. ID Chsess.
10 DO FOXES Starch;
~ ksas prime New kaed tDavieas ma,
- hall bels. New Mes Beef d, do.
1000 1bs. do / u do aS. do.
. ksgs Pig rsss, q. Dc.
1000 lbs. New 8. g. Hans, (Dahlsld, Ac)
100 Ssehs Bran, ss asa ~
IS bbls Flour;
100 bble P0tatoss; 10000
10 W. would Gull The attention Of Tho
public TO the above AfticleeA4shey are ali
new and fresh, and afe the best TIT en- be-
bought in this city
nar14-y A. MONTAN b BRO,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
REMOVAL OF QUARANTINE.

5.y evening at Tompkinovile, S. l., met on Weones.
DAY afternoon in thi. city to further the movement of
the wbc raws Of the Quarantine from S'aten Isand.
The meetiog appointed Committees TO confer with the
authorities o New York, Brooklyn and Jersey City,
and with the Commi soners o. Emigration, as follows;
NEwYoSK-Dr r. II Thompson, William Mclean, DIR.
NntOrn Post @
BHooxLYS-Judge Emerson, John c. Thompson, Dr. j. s.
&estervolt
JsFsEY CIrY-Nathaniel Marsh John c. Green J. NJ
Nsrsion ~ - :,
CoNnlssIONEss OF EnIGEATioN Nathaniel Marsh, Dr. K
H. Thorn p,ou. Cl4ndius GgnouI
The following gentlemen were appointed Finance
Committee: j. G. Thompson, Rsy Tonpkins, VIM.
Mclean. John Z. Nesmith, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
CROSS OUTRAGE UPON TWO FEMALE
EMIGRANTS.
ARREST OF TWO OF THE PERPETRATORS
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF THE

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF The
WITNESSES.
most gross outrage, which was perpetrated upon
two female eIoigrants, came to the Knowledge OF
the Brooklyn City authorities within the past two
weeks The facis Of the whole affair are simply
these supported by the afiidavs annexed: Two girls
arrived in New York in the ship City of Brooklyn,
on the 22d OF August ult. Their names are Catha-
1ire Sullivan, aged II, English by birth, and Jane
MudooD apparently about 23 years old, born in Ire
land. They embarked of Liverpool The destina
ton Of the first Baltimore where her iaher RESIDES
aLd that OF the other of the South-W estern Stae
where some Of her friends live. On Saturday, the 23d
nit. two stevedores named Jose ph ia kson and John
Dixon boarded the vessel and by false represen att ms
made the girls believe that they would procure them
n lodging place in the city. (Ihe vessel lay az the
foot of Pike street New York. On these Representa-
tors the gIls psneo them, and were conducted
about the streets Of the cy for time when they
were taken into saloon aud furnished with eatabes
They were also piled with liquor. Thence they were
taken to Brook, to the city, and proceeding to
John street, two carriages were procured 81 Glider.
sleeves stables in which the party drove to Sleeps
Head Bay where they arrived about O'Clock in the
evening" Saturday. They stopped al Delavsn's
Ipited States Hotel where they engaged rooms for
the females and during the night dragged of them
into al other and thus succeeded in their object
Next morning (SundayD jackson and D1sOn went off,
having the females there aud returned about o'clock
in the efernoon in company with another msn
rsmed Richard Lewis. The girls insisted upon
being taken back TO New-York, where they were
threatened with violence if they did not "shut up"
They finally succeeded in ioduciog the eirl. TO get
uto the carriages and drove them to the tavern KEEP.
by John Friend, where they took supper. 1t was now
alter dark. They then drove of again pretense
Of going to the city and coming to wood forced the
girl. out Of the csrrsgs, separated them and yiol.ted
tbtr persons. In this Jackson and Dixson were aided
BY Richard Lewis, who accompanied them. not being
sbe,to master the grs themselves. reey then 'oo.
The females back u the tavern and 0ieied mem sa'
but they refusipg ~ drink. were violently r.
srd John Dix-on struck Catharne N ,d ". To,t :,
fellows then left them, and .ia" .osd them ir
brought the ghls TO Brooks a., anu an. Pecond Dstric
charge of Capt Thomas KING OF the 1ool 90 No.
Police where they s'nved sbont tS ro'm a.
5aS r,orn;s9 Yhey related o. the GREG Instances.
Oar, Kj,s and Office john Fulton, Du
ttey did not know tae names OF the .sso.r. aoau
~ !, ,onk so-e days before the 'ihesrs
80 .,isS IN certain 10y foally succseoed 10
den,s.ioy Vic stables where the hosses wee hirea'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

the besd ara was raising it up for the
purp,se. feared, OF pouodog It up1a the n. b.
10Th oftl.m 10 resi.f then belP"d ihomp.oo up
.rd .Gvis, him TO leave the hOue a: onc,, as Ls'd
w.. much the rtioreer mar, and be could Dot ',a7d
b, fre bin minute; while was sayog .nls, Lsa"a
came up srd gave hlm KICK, '1e ""0e .
have l-st shou, 80 minutes
Mr.. wm $ Rand of M-'svle. ny, was tnen Ok.
,uined and aid that when tss attention was hrst
c.leo to 'he aff sy, he cav Mr. Le.'d on re dsea'
"a r,,ndsd 10 s,iike Mt. l.. The r. u OF
liz testimony corobors,ed th,t Of the La "toe's
Owirg 10 The absence of other witnesses the fur,nr
gstiou If the affair was postponed until the ION
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
YELLOW FEVER IN wILLIAMsBURGH


One case o. yeog fever is rep rted 10 Williams.
iprch il berg that of Dr. W II. Hantord, residing in
South Firth street between Fifth and Sixth.
On Monday last DR. Hanford, in company with
M.xor Hall. visi ed Fort Hamilton for the purpo'e OF
t.rde,ing his services The same nigh he vas taken
Cowp anc since that me has beer sttenc ed by Dc D.
II Bailey of Fort Hamilton and d.. ;. {. III AFFORD,
who both unite 10 prOr ounclng tis oisea'e case OF
yellow fever IN a mild form.
The 70 10 wing is a statement by DR.. Bailey;
c,me se Dr. Haniord because he visited ms 10 my
, from n e he offered To as me ia any he could.
bead Of hi. sickness last nigh and this mornns ei nv pa
t.nts al the attend him found hin with mud
ssct Of yellow fever Toe people need not D. a4rne' 10
tbpt Gon',sou' in tbs ol,tne 30, tnsy may ,s & AS
have been re?orei as bilious tJPhu co1grstive
yellow fever People had better home and mind th.r own
tu.n'' until 'So rtev'r becomes On eJtemic here IN WI
a nm, rom Ub,t baye sesn of good usuy hundred
csss II fer that he aim si certain to recover tn attack "
yey mild but ympt well marked IL req ares CON
esrston Il the DO soa render yellow fver
solitary css- in stu o'phee would not be dangerously
there Bs be Ar.e qu"hy 9 tne 'us ., ss
II was rrmuucsted TO Fort Hamilton from the shs
which were anchored hs or tbree-quaers OF mile IRON th
shore The wind blowing tOwsd The for iof several
seo the people Of the danger ss early as the st OF
. md blew from the south When the first case OF
yellow eve .tanty reported as sucn a. d o ue . tus
me The ply scans that vicinity u1ued in 1e popular cy
BIT tnsIe no, oss do OF srs any Tner s.v Is Yellow
ver generally suppose thai cold wealth. would pre-,
vent chsrge9 even 10 any degree
Gather short Cs would Lot decrease The danger
Infection bu the people misht Lot guard
the change of Gather by char their atre accord
iigy As the chances Of infection in WiAnsbutsh con
def you s the time 10 danger from southern winds ~hch
tuLt ST The dise until frost Cness
tus add BY he wind. the disease will usbaby not spread
from Fort B4mtor here uLles the yGeqe OF t1e oa sdy
Increased there YelJ~ fver occurring in courts aud
.enlsted bsbtsliOns, especially IN Easements aud CELLAR
ud most certainly es'e ne~ poison aud would infect the
LeishbOrng dsIic's =, E,
There were two sudden deaths on the south side
laet reek-a lady and gentle nan- which were pro-
nounced bilious fever. bat by many ore thought to
have been yellow fever.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
fAdyertiseuent
VISITORS FROM ABROAD =

New York without securns 5.c.. SOC,
selves and frierds No other IN ne Wo'la sss.hh
excellent AABkorYPLs and PHoTSSsirh, 40 G.II.ris. Of
BRADY Nc. 15sn5 a}e Broadway BRADSs ASsto LIS n
be- w psiep Of ;eeurey Id s1sS'i ss .s tms .houd
in Prove that little They will rot be d...yec.a pa p
sitting s I'll the AmbrOyps Requires AZ Ans' 0 rs'ass'
eopisd.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
IAdvertisementJ
j GTRNEY would respectfully announce TO his

er patrons he contruss bis PhorocaAPsc and
DAcuERRroTYPE ousess his old gallery No 80 Brcaiway
cor r OF Leonard and that he has NOT removed aay branch
Of bis establishment TO part the citJ nor does he Int and
60 dops He has however made important alterations and
en- the PPoroCRRHrc DEPARTMENT and 10 now
enabled with the Of superior artists produce haos
r lures than have heretofore beer made In this ly
]. GuRNEY No. $50 Roadway. cor. LeOnArd.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
Advertisement
INST BIRGLARS-The ROTA

Iocy paered By VALENTINE BUTLER has three esssntL
over every other door in existence IL cannot
be picled The key small No two locks are ankle,
or can be opened by key Add TO this that the At 10
enough for entire security aud that the Locs bo
OF a. without 6i.fsurns it, aud moderate
so.t FOR sale by VALENTINE BUTLsR 80 aud 81 Mi
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
wsimly responded TO.

TwEsTETH WARD REPUBLIcAs CLUE An en-
tbussstc eeting was held las evening by the TSen-
ttth Ward Republican Club at Continental Hail. cor
her Of Eighth and Thirty fourth street, DANE
ID Conover, President in the chair; Charles GOdin,
Secretary. The hall was densely crowded an smorg
TIE audience were many ladies. George William
Curtis esq delivered excellent address, which was
listened to with earnest attention The SPEAKER
frequeptl, Interrupted with loud applause The Rocky
Mount ain Glee Club was present and enlivened the
exercises with some spirited songs.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

They bad Jolly turn out Of Rspublc,ns a. the ne~
Fr' mopt Iisl in the Seventh Wad. Brooklyn, lea
'gtt. 1t beng the regular night OF meeting Tho TAI
wnS crowded full. ard there q large coneregsaoe
ou'sce peeripg IN al the windows. Ssndsord l. M
oomber e'q delivered the address and the Glee Club
furpish.d the music.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
FORT HAMILTON RELIEF sOCIETY's REPORT Oh
THE SICK All THAT PLACE.

DIED-NOne.
Mr. Sennetto something better. The previously
reported are doing well. ~ M
AIrs Groy; servant man of DR.. Prince, very mild
attack; Mrs. Patrick Kilboy. eick.
Is MILITARY HosPITAL-Nient, soldier, sharp AZ
tack; Mrs. Fitzgerald.
Ihe X, lief Hos pital is now fully prepared to meet
15e wants Of our community. AL cares are removed
10 it as far possible.
Our friends may be assured we shaI leave moth ne
urc one which can contribute 10 the aevison of our
sIferer. The expen-es are, however, great, a1d We
shall require more funds taan we have obtained to
carry it on u1iil such time as fost shal destroy the
cause OF the sickness. FRANCIS +. BERIER Sec.
Fort Hanlfoa Sept. 4-9l p.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

EiGBTERSTH WARD GERMAN REPUBLIcAss.-The
Eighteenth Word German Fremont aud Dayton Club
held meeting lat evening in the hall at the Of
Third avenue ard Twentieth street. II WAS well a.,
tended ~ enthusiastic Energetic speeches in Edg
lth by Mr.. Charles q. Murch, and in Ger ma by
Hermann Raster, Editor of The A6eHd- Zenung were
wa,uly ie spopded 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
AdvertIssment
Mr. q ID FREDRICKs late Gurpey & Fred

eks would respectfully his former and
er that h. has the PHoToG DEPARTMsSr
Broadway opposite the Metropolitan Hot and that
all he Psran artists which he iltLoducoi 20 this country s
remain with him PictUres taken In every style DAGUER
REoTYPgs PHoroGsAPHs, AMBROTYPEs, no The rooms
open free for the reception Of visitors A. all hours
~ C. y. FREDRIcxs,
No 585 Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
CITY ITEMS.

meeting OF Mechanics who are inclined to rJll on
the ball Of Reform by uptirg n the active supoor, Of
Fremont and Dayton, /. to he held al Union Building
NO leJ Bo~ery, tbsevcning. general attendance of
tboee who -ympathize with its object is invited See
aoyOtIsemcLtl
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

to appear in COZ nection with rape case, for fesrf
night injuie their bur nesa.
sl'cr 'he affair has become general known, il is
probable IN an 'ffc-. vii he msde 10 briug the per-
pets'oIs Of this wi hiny 10 iustice.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
oEs.-We are informed that an antidote

for the poison Of these and other annoying insects has been
found IN the k.LLIsros Orient WATER prepared by
Ner. JOSEPH BussETT Co. This preparation contains
op.rty which will IL s said rs.satly zs the
poison ay the Inflammation csused BY bites Of
irsscts For sale BY A b. D. SANDS c. II. RnC, I. T.
CREES and Druggists generally.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
GOVERNORS ISLAND

We lean from good authority thst there has been
sevtral new csses of yellow fever on Governor 8
Island since our last report and that the United States
troops are TO be reu from the Island uctl the
abatement or disappearance of the disease.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
IAdYerttsem ent.

SEPT. 1.-THE GREAT DEsTDERATUM
Ifvarty quality sd style essentials IN the materials
ard coz sfuc;ion Of BosSETs the usdesned feel asurel
thti stock un.urp ssed
Ipr FELr HALL, Nos and II Psrk place.