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40 Injunction has beep issued 10 prevent the Chief
Police fr0m destroying nnro glyccrine, In puruanoe
ths order of The Board of Supsrvisors
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bsovn. tnsianisn.gus sssst cheapest Devo' % John
sUeet sold b. sll drssxists
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Assembly.

ALsAsr April 10, 1884.
sKw urr LEVY,
Now YORK city sy r,S Ss
House amendments
Mr. ira, CrepI Of Orleans, moved that the House
Mr.. BaaSpssrH. trep) Of westchestsr. moved that
committee Of conference bc appointed, which Wa
agreed TO- and the Speaker appointed the following a.
such committee -Messrs Brandrcth, Pitts, l. Stew
art ID = Wood and Maurice.
EQUALIZATION or soipirRs
Mr. C. RooEas, trep1 OF Washington, at the request
of the Soldiers and Sailors State Convention, In
session in this city offered the following resolution,
r. Owed q he senate ococur. ina, our senator. and
r. c9Ssr1 S sa % ~ so ~ ss
equalization Of bounes 10 honorably dischsrFed soldiers
nIseiisney the Governor be requested copy
this ssoaon e.oh senator and Representative In Con
'''' oossssc,sI sIusXucs COMPANY
Mr. oAKsv. ircp q Kings, reporl ed blil 70 ncorpo
New York
To confirm the little in certain lands 70 Richard NJ
To provid- public parade ground in Brooklyn
Rsasive TO services Of processes 10 the New York Dis
To provide for the widening Of the BloomIngaaIs
To authorize Supervisors Of Kings county 10 borrow
money for the support OF the poor.
To establish FIRE limits In brooklyn.
sEw ropK CRY cowrTHotLxRsnr.
Mr. CuHns, (deml Of New York moved TO reconsider
the vote by which the bill was lost providing for the
election OF Comptroller IN New York city al The general
election In November; which lost by vote Of ~
70 ~
TAXATION oy nA~E rocEHotD DynsL
Mr. ssipEs reported bill 10 authorize the tsxa'on Of
stockholders of banks.
Mr. Hspocx moved 10 make the bill the special order
for this afternoon, which was carried
To authorize the Dry Dock Railroad Company 70 sx.
tepd their track
EVENING SESSION.
rArkroS sHARbBOLDKts
Tho House IN Committee Of the Whole dcrcd the
bill providing for the taxation of stockholders Of banks
The bill reported by the Judiciary COMMITTEES rad
csy changed the assessment laws requiring state
ment of personal property 10 be verified under
oatn and cxempting nny per cent o. the
banking capital from tsraton Amer q lengthy
discussion the bin from the Senate,
taxing, the par value of bank ocg substituted aud
finally agreed 70 BY the House, % " eMsssrs Pitts,
Boyd Krcdier IAuejohn, sciden and T. " Stewart
voting In the negative The bl goes 70 the Cover
nor.
rNrDrrs CoxrrRrn
ny Nr BRASDprrH--To authorize Brooklyn 20 issue
bonds and money for purposes; also 10
create the Metropolitan Fire Department Relief Fund.
BY ID. .. wooD-To prescribe powers and duties 70
canal oocers Adjourned
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Tn Criterion OF Ftne Tssss.-st~hs
uses IN. EXTRACT Of the NIGHT BLOoNfNa 'lhLis .
remark that exnsuish~a all duuhts 10 iatf "a in
perfumes whs; the .smericA wss asnunr "a A. - -
would - v4la far frai tt4i III be- 90
second. ManufArturrd bF PHALflN son Afs hcfs
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Be.utfer. "her~trielgps certlhcaiss n-sfle.. COT.
RACD's TrAiIAr INDICATED SOAP cures rimpis.
freckes. eruYtgns moth tan snd Al ssin bnaAshea Al
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Fancy Ties and Bows, Long Lt.ss. 90
opy . cents each. SMITH fowLEH
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Great Reductton.--sssea Isia nd" shirt.
SMITH F0wfEF's ~sii knowp sup~rior ersnd ooiJ ~
No. Para Row.
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A Reliable Remedy
for erpeIlns oaansn 10 rouss ehiirsa 80 u-
found in Bro~n. yERsTuGE CONFIrs. a. wsrm Ilasra.
se. which ar. pleasant 20 . ts.is .fss
W take them
The combination of Ingredient. Nsins Ne pN
PITS such give the be. possible eaec sb ssf.f
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Boo. % .as .i.. = sikLss ! CO a W o.ss. .r..t
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Splendid spring styles OF Hats and
Caps at WHITES Ns Canal street. opposite Brandseth
House
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For Cosghs. Colds asd all Thvcst D,s-
esses DOwNERs BALstwfC BALsAM % Iih
TRocHEs Depot 50 Hudson street
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Ask yewr Drsggtss for Dr. Bs-ssr's
HONE BfTrERs. the bssi cholsrs pr-vsnuve TyA 10
pot $40 Grand street.
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His ADvANthD TO 4 rHKD kKAnfSU
Amending the Registry law.
The Amt. .rent bill amended, motion Of Mr.. Low,
as 70 provide that when the stpulates when
the acton is that he will convey the lands
upon the paymcn, Of back and such as nj an
interest Of per cent will amount 10 the rents charged
upon the lands this act shall take elect
Mr. ANDREWS moved that the New York County Tax
Levy be put upon IL third reading
Mr. G. u CossnL moved Its recommitment with In
slructions 10 strike out the amendment naming the
Mayor County Clerk and Engineer Craven as commits.
soners TO have exclusive control the completion OF
the new Court House.
THE pvoRC
was debat,d until the Senate adjourned
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a Card.-Dr. Gutmao's Marble Bn'hs-
- East Fourth street, bctwcrn hroainnr ald ho.rft
''.IssIiss ss ,s:s I ~ e ss 81 sr 90 yhrGn AZ n, INA
ia ss AZ" SsTs sss.'is s'S ssae .ss srSs. %
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y. y B-fsrnraiar attention gwen 70 ~ ansadrs sne
shsropooIns process.
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Amrrica-0eni., You,h.'. Boys ard chldr.u's ~ f.s
'a''' 70 'u'''n Sk6RAw 6h6s.. a i.;.y.,,. Si.s.-
And reai,2 s..n2... .sIge.... ooo5sr 'r''n
A, simon cazkasho'., W. co., Brsss-
s s1' I.ss ana ~ sss % s .sa ss a''s
All the Novelties fn Vssrimmsa Fancy
Hst At OESfNs, SIS Brosfwsy, whsre hross~sf frfs'
will be found the lowest 10 the usfe
Addre..-reiI.h a sen; Mssr.sh..m
es, 10 sfa c "a 's.s .Ss 'ss' ''
All Legal Lottery Prince cs.hss.-
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Ask yssr Drsggsss for Dr. Bssssr's
HONE BiTrERs. the bssicho'srs prsvsnnse MA 10
ballard House, Rishmcss. We. ss Sew
* ss s'''1 :. s's 8. '. ..s
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Medicine isdIss depend SOLD W al n
% bos phlets free Chsrohes Pills No -
sIrcsl casee, 9 per bon Addfss. he prupristof Dr.
hERWtS. " wslker street New rort.
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Csissadoro's HAIR Dye-Th~ Bess svsv
scfur-d whoiesals and rstan. also sppsa, a ses
As,of House.
Defiance sails mssder ssfes-Aiso Side
besrd and Psrio Safes ~ o. Murray street oorns ~ ce-
pl.ss.
For Ccsghs. Colds ard all Thrcat Dss-
DOwNRRs BALstNfC BALsAM % fih
Th0cHEs. D~po, 80 Hudson street
Fancy Ties ana Bows, Long Ltnss. ~
ouly Scents each ssfTh 4 f9TLtS
Great Reduetton.--sssea Isiand" shtSts.
SMITH PgwLEf's ~eii knowb superios srand, ooJ "
No. 3 Para Row.
0oursud's Oriental Cream. or Magical
Be.utifsr. her~trirgps- e~rtncsiss nsetless eVN.
RACDs TrAi.iAN INDICATED SOAP cpr-s rimpisa
frfrkies eruIgns moth. ian and Al ssin bu,shes a,
rssirs Hair Dye-rf0y Cents. Bissh ~
suees sold ~ al drssxis.s
Howe sswfng Na~hfae Company
gfIss HowB ~. prssis~nt q. nro.iwsy Asroas wsns-
L Ladies, spring Mss Com. buy yous
] Boo. and she's sfLfna q Co a 81 S%a.a street
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All Legal Lottery Prince tsshsd.-
Drawings, circulars aud infOrmsti0n s~nf.
j. cLAy1Os. 10 wsn street y y
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sail Boats and Fancy Boats.-2O0 Boat
Will be eIhlbed thLs day A 3 and 2l south 81
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Addrea.-Poiisk n SON. Mssrsshsus
manufacturer 81 Broadway. fourh street ffss
cut 10 order boiled, mounted aud repaired
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Defiance salaDss sder ssfes-Aiso side
besrd and Psrio Safes ~ o. Murray street oornsT - c,g
plaes.
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HOOP
SPECIAL NOTICES.

EE-A NEW PERFUMEl Called
SWEET OPoPeSAx FROM MKxICO, manufactured BY
E. T. Smith a Co New York, is making a sehsa
ion wherever It is known. Is very delicate, ard
its fragrance remains on tie handkerchief for
dAys.-Eyeniug Bulletin, Philadelphia. a7-SA
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General News.
Affairs.


The Tribune's Ottawa special says The
last steps in confederation have been taken.
The Hon. J. A. Mcdonald moved that
Messrs. Rowland and McDougall draft an
humble address to Her Majesty, praying
her to cause to be embodied the local con-
situations of Upper and Lower Canada in
the Imperial Act for the confederation of
the British American Provinces. This was
carried.
On the motion fer the adoption of the al
dress Hon. Mr.. Doren moved an amend
ment to the effect that the new constitution
shall not be put in free until If shall be
first submitted to the vote of the people.
Lost-yess Is, nays CO.
Mr.. Doran then moved an amendment to
provide that if the local constitutions, as
passed by the Imperial Parliament, shall
differ in any particular from the resolutions
adopted by the House, they shall not be put
in force until being first submitted to the
Canadian Parliament This was also lost.
The government has advertised for offers
of the new issue of the government deben-
lures in denominations of 500, 5000, $500
and 81, 900, at Z per cent interest, and re.
deemable on the lst of August, 1865. APP
plications are to be received at the Receiver
Generals Office up to the 10th proximo.
Rousseau.
LOUISVILLE, August l3.-It is agreed to
give the track to General Rousseau without
opposition. The candidates announced in the
city press have declined the v and
he will be supported unanimously.
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THIS FENCE Is MADE OF MOOD

THIS FENCE Is MADE OF WOOD
Il braced with iron, set in ornamental iron
posts. which is embedded in a stone foundation,
GaQ the NhCi5i is Painted With tgr0e coats OF best
quality Of paint and thoroughly sanded with tight
coiored sand. The wood part Ofthe fence s so con-
structed thai it does not teach the ground, and
there is no place where water can possibly be ab-
sorbed. Hence It will last, at the lowest ealcula-
ton, IS years. The gates are made upon the most
improved principle, and are rnAments in the
highest degree. The painted ornaments are an
iron. By many this fence, when set, is taken to
b composed entirely OF ir0n, 50 airy and sUbstan-
fiAl is it iu appearance.
The attention of those wishing to improve the
appearance OF their trent yards, aad those con-
templAting building, is called to this fence, now
used in front Of the dwellings OF the following
FeutleEen Of this city:
SK6sE Using The ESLLTsTER F4ScE WITH IRON
PICKET ORNAEKNr.
Peter Thatcher, Eco, SeIeca street.
Il. N. Claim, ESQ , Seneca street.
@. ". Morrill,, Esq, Seneca street.
D. A. Dangler. Esq, Huron street, east Of Erie.
Fayette Brown, Esq, Euclid street.
@. Il. Bnrt, Esq., Euclid street.
TEosE USING TEE RALLIsIER PENCE WITHOUT IBcs
PICKET oRSAMEST.
Mrs. Croweil, corner Superior and Erie streets.
Rev. T.. Il. Hawks, Superior street.
3. N. Chaplin, Rsq, ST. Clair street.
B. G. Hitchcock, 81. Clair street.
A. ". Fairbanks, st. Clair street.
nv. Wilson, 81 Clair street.
Mrs. Bond, ST. Clair street.
S. C. Porter, Architect, Huron street.
DR.. Sapp, Huron street.
Using IRE BEoAD PICKET FEEcE sTTLE.
II. p. Weddell, Esq, Euclid avenue.
For further particulars csil st ny Of1ce, over
FozV's Crockery Store, where sample Fences and
drawings can be seen.
nay S5:S48 7. W. MORSE, Agent.
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seventh REGIMENT Re.union.


CLEVELAND, O., Aug. II, 1866.
To the SURVIVING members Of the SeUenh Regi-
meat o. III.
Agreeable to the circular call issued from
Washington city, on the 18th day Of July,
ultimo, the result of a meeting Of the old
members of the Seventh Regiment now res
idents of that city, and ios the purpose OF
carrying into effect the project therein in
dictated, of bringing about a reunion of the
surviving members of the Seventh, ard Of
considering the propriety and feasibility of
effecting a permanent organization Of the
Regiment, the Committee designated in the
call TO make the necessary arrangements,
met in this city on Monday evening, the
9th inst and agreed upon Cleveland as the
place, and September 10th as the time for
the occurrence of the designed reunion.
A subcommittee was appointed to arrange
the necessary details, and a proper hall for
the assembling of those attending has been
obtained, and all other requisite arrange
ments made. It now only remains fer the
members of the regiment to unite heartily
and earnestly in the execution of the plan
in view, and thus re-kindle the friendships
formed in the long marches and terrible
combats of three years and a half of war,
and review the pleasant memories made
around the bivouae fires, and when resting
Tor s time IRON the arduous duties of the
active campaign.
In addressing this call to the remaining
members Of the old Seventh the committee
feel it to be unnecessary to make any espe-
cial appeal to the crowding recollections of
their soldier l;re as an incentive to their
attendance upon the Reunion. We know
the lust and honorable pride which every
member Of the old Seventh feels in the IN
blemishsd record of that regiment, and we
feel certain there are none who will not
hal with the most profound satisfaction
the opportunity that such a meeting as is
proposed viii furnish for cementing more
closely cur friendships, and pe~rpetuating
the honorable deeds and dear memories Of
our career as Union soldiers. But if any
incentive were needed to awaken a proper
interest in the project we have in
view, the claims upon Us by dead brethren
oil Creighton and Crane, and the hundreds
of others whose heroic deeds have added
their full share of glory to the Army of the
Union, and who attested with their lives
their devotion to the Nation and to Free
dOm-would be sufficient to inspire it. 1t is
our duty that the names of these gallant
soldiers should be craven in the imperisha-
bic marble, there to stand as eternal moni-
tors to posterity, and an undying example
Of the sacrifices Freedom may claim and
receive Of her children. To consecrate and
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The Cholera.
Fearful Ravages of the seourge.

CNoINNATI, August l4.-Total number o,
deaths yesterday one hundred and thirty.
three-cighty-six of which were from chol.
era
Sr Louis, August lS.-Fifty-nine cases Of
cholera were reported to the Board OF
Health far the twenty-four hours ending
this noon.
The steamer Continental with detach-
ments of cOlored troops arrived from the
South this noon, and anchored in the
stream. Her Captain reports ffty-one
deaths from cholera since leaving Cairo,a and
twenty-six cases on borad now.
The steamer Henry Ames, also from the
South, had seven cases and two deaths.
The Board of Health are taking measures
to meet the spread of the disease.
MEMPHIS, 13.-During the past forty
eight hours there have been five deaths
from cholera. The physicians had a meet
ing last night and appointed a committee to
the authorities, and ask the establishment
of quarntine on the river, and necessary
steps be taken to meet the scourge.
Items.
New YoRR, August l4-General Marshal
Laforto has accepted the appointment of
the consolidated American and Western I'm
ion telegraph lines as Engineer.
The steamer Gaba from Liverpool the 4th
has arrived at Halifax.
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From LAKE SUPERloR.-The Meteor, Capt.
Wilson, arrived from Lake Superhero on Mon
day.
She left Bayfield, at ! P. NJ. on the 9Th
0ntOnagon / A. N. on the eth Eagle River
at 1880 A NJ. same day. Propeller 0ntona-
gOn came to Eagle River as we left. Left
Eagle Harbor "a. NJ, and Copper Harbor
at 1880 A. NJ. of same day arrived at
Houghton at G P. NJ. same evening and laid
there all night schooner J. Q. Baker n
loading at the Smelling Works. Left
HOughton at ) A. NJ. of the Sth and arrived
at Marquette at l1;S0 4. NJ. schooner Med
bury, Ring and Wavertree at Marquette;
the White Cloud and WenOna left at 6 Pm.
Left Marquette at midnight and had a fog
most Of the way to the Sault- Left hes ault
at 4 P. NJ. on the 9th met propeller North
ern Light at the Top-Sail Islands $500 Riv-
err went TO Mackinaw. Left Maekinaw at
6:3O A. NJ. of the 10Th and arrived in Detroit
at IL A. NJ. of the llth.
The Meteor Will leave for Lake Superior
on Wednesday evening, August Is, at S P.
NJ, from the dock of II. Garretson & Co,
foot of River street.
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perpetuate the memory Of our dead com
rades, record "the battles; sieges, fortunes
We have passed." cement the friendships
formed, group together in historic shape
the memories and incidents we would pre-
serve, and devise such measures as may be
thought necessary and expedient for our
good, are the cardinal objects of
proposed Reunion. To the thorough
and satisfactory accomplishment OF these
purposes a full attendance of the surviving
members of the Regiment is necessary,
there is no one but can add his mite
10 make up the general contribution. The
committee confidently indulge the hope
that such desired attendance will be had,
and the result can then be no other than a
success.
Upon the arrival of the members they
will report at CARROTS Hall, corner of
Euclid avenue and Monument Park.
GEN. E. B. TYLER, Chairman.
CAPT. JOE 3. MoLYNEAUX, Secretary.
Northern Ohio papers please copy.
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VESSEL sALEs.-Tho following transfers of
vessels have recently taken place:
Steam tug Ajax, o~ne-fOurth part for 81, 900,
by Orlando X. Downs to Chauncey W. Glib
son. both of Bay City.
Schooner C. F. Allen, for $1,000, by NJ.
r. Moore, F. v. Woodruff, Theo. Moore,
Isaac L Case and Leonard Moore, of Black
River,to William R LOuttet,O of Grand Haven.
Steamer City of sandusky, one-eighth for
81, G95, by Jas. Lawler to Henry Fall. Also
one-fourth interest has been purchased by
Parker and Bewick for Sl3,25O.
The bark Indiana was purchased a day or
two since of Milwaukee parties, by R. X.
Winslow, of Cleveland, on private terms.
The propeller Niagara, by W. L. Kellogg
4 GoOding, of East Saginaw, each a half in
terest on private terms.
The steamer Romeo, at Toledo, by sagi-
nav parties for $1,000. This steamer CANT
in lS45,
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Line Of -DemaPca(ien,
From New York.
Cholera.

NEw YORK, Aug. l4.-But seven cases of
cholera were reported at the office of the
Board of Health yesterday. By the map at
the Registrars office it appears that during
the past week the commercial and respect
able portions of the city were thoroughly
cleaned of cholera and other diarraheal
diseases. The report from public institu-
tions on Blackwell's Island showed & con-
tinued decrease in the number OF cholera
cases. In brooklyn there was q decided
abatement Of the epidemic, only twelve
new cases having been reported on the
islands. The epidemic barely fingers. Two
new cases were reported on Governors Is
land yesterday, one of which proved fatal.
The cholera has entirely disappeared from
Harris and Davids IslsndG.
RESOLUTIONS Vetoed.
The Board of Councilmen held a meeting
yesterday. Mayor Hoffman sent a commu-
n~ication vetoing a series OF resolutions
passed by the Common Council authorizing
several companies to construct elevated
railroads on Broadway, Greenwich street
and other thoroughfares.
Generals SWeeny aud Spear.
Generals Sweeny and Spear, of the Fenian
Brotherhood, returned to this city from
Vermont yesterday. They are ct large on
bail, their trial for violation Of the neutral
ity laws being sci Tor October next, at Rut-
land. They still speak hopefully of the
prospects of Fenianism.
The Irish refugees of 1866 publish a call
this morning on the liberal-minded citizens
of New York for employment.
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Armament FOR FoRr OSrARIo.-The 0swego
AdUsrtiser and Times says: "Three monster
Dahlgren guns, intended for Fort Ontario
are now lying upon a canal boat in the
cove. Their weight is respectively 1869,
1890 and 1865 pounds. Near the butt,
or breach, they are four feet in diameter, or
twelve feet in circumference, tapeIing of
towards the mnzzle."
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-15

PosrroSED.-The match game of Base
Ball that was to be played this week be-
tween the Forest City Club of this city and
the Capital Club of Columbus, O., is post
poned until the middle of next month, OIL
account of the severe illness of several mem
beers of the first Zine of the latter club.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
ThNrsdag, Anqust l6tA, 1866.
DRY GOODS, BROONIS, sc.

n CUTTER & SON WILL SELL
W on Thursday, the 10th inst st I34 Bank
street, commencing at 10 O'Clock A NJ, a great
variety Of Dry Goods, consisting Of Irish Litens,
Balmoral and Braided Skirts, Scotch Plaids. Cas-
simeres and White Shirts. Undershirts and Draw
era, Cotton hose, Neck Ties, Linen HanEerchiefs,
Linen Thread, suspenders. Umbrellas, Counter
panes, with 80 dozen Corn BroOns.
Terms: Cash. augl4:340