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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-20
WHEAT WANTED

WE WILL PAY ST. LOUIS PRICES FOh
w Wheat deliveredat City Mills. On Beal
street, or 1872 Front street. - - :. 49,
fefg l-I Lii AVERY 4 EGGEKS.
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BALTIMORE
Death Of a Prominent chlrea.

BALTDEORE, June l9.-Chas. How
ard, one Of the trustees of the PeabOdy
Fund, died here yesterday.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EAKY CIsTERNs REPAIRED Ample
l guarantees and city references given. Ad-
dress JOHN RICHARDSON 50 Madison st. Jsia
TsIG MONEY for agents and Stencil Cutters.
d Another new thing. Also, the best key
Tag and Stencil Tools. send for circnlsr %
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BY TELEGRAPH.

0,spsiohss to the Southwestern Press association.
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slIMMER SESSION

Opens N0NDAX.s JUNE EsTs1 CLOSES
OFriday August a0tll-two nontas, terEas;
Preparatory Cfass. So per monln ! : unsers "a
senior 50: H0rrs FOR ins'r l. 1sTrI ~ n
= ,eis ''tfif - So. sos Third street.
-, h rrnRrFILD. VIZ. ". AAINoADLI.
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Grand Steamboat Excursion
.... ....f -...Ha.. it-- TU arl-
..rHI ..s ..-t cts Hl7e|
On Steamer EEeAL TENDER,
WEDNESDAY,, iugE 23a, At 6 GcL'kP.H,
..- .. a..... --r-i. -L.f ... esErE.a
INrIrAr1oS co1pur1rE.

Lsrrs IIarnlstad and E. a. Lsvy-
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7. 8. Davis. Col. ". r. Mooge, Capt. J. W
Sneed. Z. V. NredeuhJlrg. Gel. J. H Edmond
son J. G. LensdeTe. Jr., fien-y L. owen, Z. ?.
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ND the celebrated BERGER FASEILl,
A Harpfsts. Vocalists, VioIinlsts, assisted
BY SOL SMITH RUSSELL, tne greatest CHarac-
rvthinq new brilliant aud attractive. Miss
<SSIE BERGER, the charming yourg Com
ssfienI5e will appear each evening IN several
~ her celebrated Character Songs, and also
In her wonderful performances on the Violin
and Corne4. - - --.s~f,L. & rn,S.
a,fetfp 81. Family Circle. 50 cents; Gallery, =
eents.i The boxOfice win be- open fron h
O'Clock am. until pm. seats can 1e seeared
without extra charge. Wv FOWlEE7r
Ter '--s-f -rsf y - business Manager.
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THE pROuDrsT RECORD,
BY SERIOUS Wilkins.

Respecyt.tiy dedicated 10 The "Fun"is
TRurston Society,"" Memphis, Tenn.
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MASONIC N0TICE.-The stated As
vi Sembly OF Eureka Council No 8 1KX
Royal and Select Masters, VIII pc UeloL y
in their Council aClaambery Odd-felloWs'
Building. on Monday evening, slst inst, a.
3 O'Clock, A prompt attendance Is desired:
n !. WIGGTS. Rscorder. 20 ll js20
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NOR RENT.-The Memphis City MiHs, II
j cOmrlete running order, on the alley east
Also. the Residence, No. Isl Third street. -Ap-
ply 70 ]. II. Lane, on the premises. eG
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". D. Neuken, Col. 4. P. Curry, Col :. =
DuBsss, Geo. Richardson, Lou LoubTie, capt
r Z. English. George W. Scott. HenrS Sess-
y. Beaumont.
sS- Tickets. admitting gentleman ana Ia
dies. s3, % be ObtatDe4 Of the Commits 5es9
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EXCURSION COMMITTEE d
sREcrPTIoN COMMITTEE:

John AIaslie, f. Dc. Cash. Col. A. p Burdss.,
A. r. FranklIud, 5. ". Wilkins, capt. ]. o
DUTffs z. y. Hart, {. C Selden, ]. c. Lewis.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-19
Auction Sales To-Day.

Mr.. CHAs. T. NASH will sell, at his rooms, cor
nsr of Perdido and st. Charles streets-under the
Masonic Hall-st IL o'clock, the entire contents
of several residences, consisting of almost
every description of household furniture. Terms
cash.
MsssRs. LOUIS STERN & Bros will sell, at Nos.
50 Magazine and SO Grsvier street, general and
well selected assortment of boots, shoes aud bro
sans, suitable for the city and country trade. We
advise dealers to be present, by sill means, as
there will be chance TO obtain excellent stock at
small prices. Terms, at sale.
Mr.. GABRIEL DE FERRET sells at the st. Charles
Auction Exchange, at IL O'Clock, bonds, insurance
scrip and uncurreDt bank notes. Terms cash.
Mr.. ]. DKJAE JR., sells furniture of almost every
description. at IL O'Clock, at his auction room,
No. lS3 Grsvier street. Terms cash.
Nh. GABRIEL LKAUMONT sells at his store, No. 60
Charities street, at 10 O'clock boots, Shoes hats,
caps, etc. Terms cash.
Mr.. EUGENE ToURNE viii sell at the store of Mr..
Jules TaIdos, No. % Bienvle street, at II O'clock
a very large stock of WHISTLES and liquors. Terms
cash. ard satisfactory acceptsnces for sixty days.
He will also sell ut the same hour, at No. 95 Old
Levee street, wines, liquors and brandy fruits.
Terms cesh.
BY MEssRs. MONTGOMERY Bros. & Co., at l01
O'Clock at the corner Of Canal and Delta streets,
q lot of steamboat tackle, etc.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-19

vet, at the right side, near the front, issue two
small rows of six small black feathers, about an
inch and half long. the ribs of which were OF i'm
maculste wilderness, enveloping each other, and
the outer edge fringed with half.inch fringe OF
white, dowpy feathers. From this head issued
queue of long purple, gladiste-shaped feathers,
gracefully curved towards the back of the neck
and over these. three skeleton or plumose-shaped
white feathers following the same course. which
were, like the white ribs of the black feathers, in
admirable contrast with their purple bed and the
glossy silk of the hat. Truly. this hat was coquet-
fish and CONNIE q faaa, and what our minds had
conceived as a duck of hat.
The Chattanooga Railroad Company is an en-
lsrged edition of Oliver Twist. Not satisfied with
grants of land in the State, bonds and other little
matters, they now come before the Legislature
and ask for grant Of the levee front of the city,
extending from Calliope street, 355 feet down.
When they get that of course there will be some
thing more to ask for. Truly "to them that hath
it shall be given"
A. Head bought gray mare yesterday, guaran-
teed to trot in 2:40. He invited friend to drive
out on the shells in the afternoon and determined
to try her speed with q cab which was bringing
up the rear of q funeral. The cab.nag was
pretty well blown, and after an exciting race of
half mile Heads gray mare proved the better
horse, and he was neck and neck with the hearse,
when the cortege turned into the cemetery. A.
Head swesrs, in consequence. that he viii assume
an alias whenever he drives bis she Dexter on
" the road r-his name will then be B. Hind.
In the theatrical world the popular superstition
that Friday is an unlucky day. does not seem to
obtain much adherence. For the past two weeks
there have been three benefits on each Friday
evening, and tonight there will also be three
that of Mrs. Gladstane at the Varieties, of Miss
Price at the st. Charles, and Of Mr.. Moe, at the
Academy. We wish them each crowded houses.
Dark Scotch plsids are daily gaining favor with
our ladies' but, unluckily win have to be aban-
doned as the weather grows warmer.
It is positively refreshing to hear the childish
laughter with which Bumpty Dumpty is nightly
greeted. The little folks seem fairly to worship
the fellow.
There was a real live baby at the Varieties last
night. The little thester.goer lay il its mothers
arms and slept all through the performance,
music and all. But If it lad walked upl
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-19
The Mad-s stone.

], o. Nixon, Esq.,, Editor of the Crescent
S1-The statements made by the editor Of the
Memphis Avalanche of the 18th inst. and copied
into your paper of yesterday, in relation to the
history and wonderful cures effected by applca-
ton of a certain maidstone now in possession Of
COL B. Lee Milan, of Mississippi. are true in every
particular. If l mistake not that stone was form
erly the property Of Col. Wright, Of Norfolk
county, Va, and after his death was sold at his
succession for q large amount.
zNow, have several mad-stones for sale, all Of
which are guaranteed to be certain prevsntiyes
of bydrophoba and cures for bites of snakes or
poisonous insects. Price 500 each.
JOHN PURCELL,
No. 1874 Washington street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-19

The rapidly with which Plantation Bitters have
become household necessity throughout the CIV
ilized nations, is without parallel In the history
of the world. Over five million bottles were sold
in twelve months, and the demand is daily incress
ing. Rich and poor, young and old, ladies, physi-
clans and clergymen, find that It revives dropping
spirits lends strength to the syslem vigor TO the
mind, and is exhausted nature's great restorer. Ii
is compounded Of the choicest roots and herbs,
the celebrated Calissya or Peruvian bark, ETC., all
preserved 10 pure st. Croix rum. II Is sold By all
respectable dealers in every town, parish, village
and hamlet through North and South America,
Europe and all the ialands Of the ocean.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-19

Don't buy q miserable single thread machine,
when you can get a first premium Grover q Baker
at the New York price, fiftyhve dollars, and war
ranted i've years, at lS2 Canal street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-19

Keep Hogan, 50 Tchoupitoulss street and 80
New Levee, keep on hand large and extensive
stock Of hardware and cutlery, Jas. Il. Han A.
Co.'S hsyesyille, KY, plows. sugar and cotton.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-19

New York prices for the celebrated Grover &
Baker sewing machines, and no charge forffeigbt.
Machine warranted for Eve years. Only mschins
nt for families. IS2 Canal street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-19

Monthly advertisements inserted svey Day, DO
charged tvothirds the above rates.
First and Fourth page monthly advertisements, each
srasre, $40 per month.
Transient advertisements, having the OF the paper
nst insertion 81 80 per square; each subsequent insertion
% per square.
First and Fourth page transient ADVERTISEMENTS. each
Insertion, 81 50 per square
Advertisements inserted at intervals to be charged
seeb insertion
Regular advertisers who advertise largely shall be allowed
such discount from above named transient rates be
aread upon; proOided that 10 shall such discount
eaceed Is per cent
An business notices advertisements be charged 20
cents net per line, each insertion
Atrsnssnt advertisements must be paid for IN advance
An Advertisements marked for any specified number Of
insertions viii be published six times and charged secord
ikziy
bills with regular advertisers shall be rendered monthly
is the occupied by tan nes solid agate.
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
10 Published every Saturday nerning. Subscription IS
per in advance; half yearly and quarterly.
rates; single copies. 10 centR
Rates Of Advertising;
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Can and see Keep & Hogan, 80 Tchoupitoulas
ssrees, for hardware, cutlery, ploxs, hoee. east
ings, agricultural Implements, etc. Prices low.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-19

Benefit. Moe. Benefit. The skater to night,
tonight. Humpty Dumpty. Academy of Music.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-19

Benefit of Moe, the skater, tonight at the
Academy.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-19

From the list Of stockholders of the Mechanics
and Agricultural Fair Association recently pub
lshed, it appears that the five largest stockhold-
ers are C. q. Slocomb, 533 shares; Widows and
Orphans Relief Association of Louisiana, $50
shares "A. B. James, 100 shares; John Pembert0n,
rs shares, and williamson Smith, 81 shares. Honor
to these gentlemen who have so substantially
aided an enterprise which viii rebound so much TO
the benefit of the State.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-19

Yesterdays dispatches transmitted the intelli-
gence that ]. d. Head of this State has been re-
lieved by Congress Of political disabilities. We
wonder if this gentleman is any relstive, by mar.
rage or otherwise, of A. Head, of this paper, or
if he be connected with Dead Head, the immor-
tai and ubiquitous If it is the great Dead Head
himself, we would also like TO inquire if the dis.
ability referred to is the disability to pay bis
bills Information solicited.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-19

It is positively refreshing to hear the childish
laughter with which Bumpty Dumpty is nightly
greeted. The little folks seem fairly to worship
the fellow.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-19

Dark Scotch plaids are daily gaining favor with
our ladies' but, unluckiy, viii have to be aban-
doned as the weather grows warmer.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-19

There was a real live baby at the Varieties last
night The little thestergoer lay in its mothers
arms and slept all through the performance,
music and all. But If it lad walked upI
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-19

Academy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-08

Ais WELL THAT ENDS WELL. ester
day evening young aud handsome couple ar.
rived here on Washington ferry boat and
took room at the Marshall House. Alter
dark the father of the young lady, and young
gentleman, who, it appeared, had been her
lover, arrived here In hack FROM the same
city, and with the aid OF the police soon
traced the happy pair to their quarters The
father was cool AMI collected, and told the
officers that his object was to take his daughter
back home it she was not married but the
lover was on bloody thoughts intent, and
threatened the possessor OF his sweet
hearts affections with dire vengeance. -
When showa ato the couple room, the young
lady, though greatly surprised, threw her arms
around her father ) neck, and told him she was
very glad to see him, but that she had hus-
band, and had been married with her mother 5
counivance, at her owe hone, at noon the same
day. The father, then, a. i sensible man,
acknowledged her husband as his son iu-law,
AMI took tn. coupe back 20 Washington in
the hack in which nc had come here. The
lover, however, could not be indueedtO get into
tie hack with them, tut told the driver he
would walk ahead, but II he overlook him on
The road he must stop sni take him up on the
box
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-08

FAIRFAX AND GEoRGETowN TURNPIKE
COMPANY A nice tag OF the Board OF Direc
tors of the Fairfax aOA Georgetown Turnpike
Company was he'd On Saturday Afternoon,
June ), at 3o'c'ock, in The oihce OF III. W..
Brewer. Georgetown, ID. {.
The President, Mt. w d. Shepherd, offer
cd his resignation ia letter to the Board, to-
geihcr with a report Of his management of the
finances of the company while acting rs com
missioner under the provisions OF It's charter.
The resignation VAS laid oyer until the next
meeting of the Board, and a committee con
sistin< Of Nessts Els. Whiting and Wuuder
were appointed to Investigate aud report upon
the accounts 1T The President acting "a com
MISSION, r. Il che aext mcetiag NJ the Board.
A considerable amount OF business was trans
acted, with yiew TO a speedy commencement
OF the work on the road, aud the Board ad-
iourned 10 meet again oa Thursday afternoon
next, at O'clock at the same place. to receive
tn report OF the investigating COMMITTEES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-08

Police REPORT MAYORS OFFICE. -Emi'
" Hughes, u colored girl, for braaking the
windows in the house of Henry Callan, was
discharged upon the payment of TIE damages.
James Wilkerson, for dsorderIy conduct or
the streets, was discharged with reprimand.
Alonzo Hall, colored, on con- plant OF his
wife, Sale Hall, for abusing her, was dis
charged, as the prosecutor did not appear.
Two warrants were issued for the arrest Of
parties charged with keeping nogs within the
limits of the corporation.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. Harriet Nails and
Fanny Walker, charged by Seier Blouse with
periury in swearing that he sold liquor or
Sunday, and upon whose evidence he was
fined Tor an infraction of the Sunday law, were
held in the sum OF 5000 security fer their ap
pearance at Court to answer the charge.
John Harrison, coorcd, for stealing pan
o! boots, was committed to jail in default o.
bail for his appearance at Court. when he VII
be tried for several other offences.
A warrant was issued for the arrest Of
Louisa Wilson, colored, for stealing clothing,
groceries and money from an Old colored man
named Thomas Crawey.
WATCH REPORT Might clear till toward
morning, when it became cloudy Temperature
cool. There were no disturbances. One bal
near the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire
Railroad depot, and a colorcd lair on the up
per end of Duke street were in progress, hu
they were broken up early and quietly. Ii
addition to prisoners, there We're three lodgcr'
at the watch house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-08

FEMALE lMPosTOR. 1t was mentioned in
Yesterday Gazette that a man, woman, ard
child had been put in jail for attempting to
leave the Marshall House without paying their
board bill IL appears that the woman in ques-
ton, who was here last year, and played the
same game more successfully at the Mansion
House, represented herself as Mrs, Ex-senator
Burnett, of Kentucky, to some, and to Others
as Mrs. Breckenridge, OF Fincastlc, Va, and as
having lately been turned cut OF Office in Wash
ington, with weeks salary as her only availa-
be means She succeeded by her statements
in collecting some money, and, as heretofore
mentioned. took quarters at the Marshall
House, but attempted to leave that hotel aud
return 10 Washington, from which city she
cine here, when the proprietor had her i'm
prisoned, One of the items in her hotel bill
was sl4 for mint juiips. She and her party
are still in jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-08

County CoURT. Tho following business, ii
addition to that reported III yesterday 5 Gazette
was transacted at the June term OF the County
Court for this county which commenced anc
closed its session yesterday:
Erroneous assessments against ". \. Brown
Emanuel Wcinman, and Chas, L. Shaw, were
ordered to DC RENTED.
:. n. Garwocd, ex-sherif, presented 4 liS
Of delinquent tax. payers for 1866, which was
ordered to be certified to the Auditor OF Public
Accounts.
An order, committing the estate of Margaret
Calender to the sheriff, made April oh, 1869,
was reScinued.
A rule was awarded against Alberta SissOu,
requiring her to give new boud as guardian
Of TOwnley and j. {. Sisson.
George Dearborn was appointed ballast mas
ter, to supcriutend the delivery and unloading
of ballast at this port.
John Leatherland, native OF Great Britain,
declared his intention of becoming citizen oil
the United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-08
TELEGRAPH NEWS,
SPECIAL DlSpArOHEs TO THEGAZsTfE
The Irish Church Bile.

New York, June S.-The Herald L2E'
don dispatch has the following information:
The announcement that the Lords vii reject
the Irish Church bill creates iatcnsa excite
ment.
|, is luiaored that this announcemert was
made only To feel the public pulse.
The Standard admits the peril Of The pro
ro.ei action, but urges the Lords TO fight Tor
all they hold dear and risk the consequences
Let the selt-willed and overbeariDg minister
feel that there are limits which he dare not
pass.
The Post ,hoas that the rejection OF the
bill will not prevent its ultimate passage, and
Aiscrclits the idea that the Lords will throw
it cut.
The Star uses threatening language and
SAYS the House of Lords is not more logical,
desirable, excusable Institution than the lTish
Church. Cries will soon be heard Tor the
down!a!l o! the obsolete chamber. When the
issue comes, then their I.ordships will proba-
bly, be wise in their time
The News says thst the vote OF the Lords
will. AT the worst, postpone for a few months
ONLY, the fate of the Irish Church.
The telegraph says that the country has
spokci. Enthusiastically and finally. 1t forced to
speak again it, accents will no longer be tree
from indignation.
The Times says that I'VE are on the eve OF
a crisis. Nothing since the reform bill can be-
compared toit. The result is not doubtful. -
The L)yis propose to outrage the vast majority
Of the people, by contemptuOus disregard OF
their wishes, but the bin will ultimately sue
coed.
The outside papers, which circulate more
among the people, are very revolutionary in
their tone.
The probability is that the Lords will be
alarmed into the passage of the bill, but the
mere announcement of their inclination and
power to defeat it excites discussion, which is
evidently adverse to the continuation OF the
sy,tem Of heriditary righls in LEGISLATION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-08
The Markets..

BALTIMORE, June S.-Cotton firm at SOC for
mddIing uplauds Flour dull, demand light
and prices weak. Wheat-prime to choice
Valley red lGjalS0; fair to good l25al40.-
Corn firm; prime white SSa9O yellow S5aSG.
Oats firm a. 70,7l for light, aud IS Tor heavy.
Rye dull and nominaliy l3oalG5. Provisions
firm but unchanged Whiskey fiat at 81.
New YORK, June S.-Stocks weak but
ieverish Money steady at perct. Exchange
81. Gold 3Sl. Five twenties, 1862, coupons,
22I. Tenfortics, coupon, o. North Caronas
60, new j6l. Virginias, old 81, new g.
New YORK, June s.--Four dull and decin-
iur. " heat quiet but firm. Corn la2 cents
better.
BALTIMORE, June S.-Nirsinia sizes, old in
scribcd j6s BID, IS asked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-08
AtTCFE0N SALE.
ssy William E. ssaIiN d,

Aue.i0Ncers Store cor. oh and Iouisiana ave-,
Washington, ID. G.
GALE OF NEW AND SUPERIOR LOHG
= BOAT-Bs yiituo Of u mortgages s.. T,TT7., /;
dated 3Jth &c November 1861. and---.
duly recorded in the Custom House ut George
town. y. c, in Liber 3, folio lS9, shall sell,
on MONDAY Juno 2ls., instant at Riley ;
Wh.rl near tho foot of llth stroet west. ri -
M. the Long Boat ANDY JOHNSON" To-
eether with al lis appurtenances. This boat Is
II fine condition, with new :alis and al! neces'
sary apparel. :: ,o1
VEKNS-One.third c.sh; residue in equal
"a, monts With interest aLt~o anf four months
secured b. notes with acceptable ehuorsers.IL
$40 At the tine of sale. Three days to comply
with terms of sale, otherwise the boat will be
resold at the risk and cost OF purchgser.
5. d. CASTLE MAN.
W. l.. WALL & CO., Aucts.
Mfshinptnn ID. @. 10 Its