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W. Y. LEITCH & r. s. BRUINS,

W. L IEIICH q IL. 8. BKUN
Auct,omeers.
Under and by virtue Of decree of the Court Of
Equity for Charleston County. will SELL at public
auoaen, on WEDNESDAY,, the Sd day of February
prox, at IL O'Clock at the Old Customhouse
All that LOT OF LAND with the three story Brick
Store and outbudings thereon, situate on the south
side OF Broad-street, corner of Gadsden's Alley,
Known as the No IT, measuring and containing In
mont nc on Broad street twentyseven feet six inches
~ It. 6ln) and In depth on Gadsden's Alley ninety
three feet six inches (S3 it, be the said dlmen
sione more or less; cutting and bounding to tho
north On Broad'treet, east lands now or late of
-, south on lands now CT late Of -, and west on
Gadsden's Alley
Terms s-One-third cash. balance in one and two
years. secured by bonds Of the purchaser bearing
interest at per cent per annum payable semi.
annually. secured by mortgage Of the premises;
buildings to be insured and the policy assigned.
Purchaser to pay for papers and for stamps.
JOHN L. HUMPHREYS,
Receiver Of DAWSON & BLACKMAN
January IL ws7
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e@frtilBers.
WANDO FERTILIZER.


THE wAND0 MINING AND MANUFACTURING
COMPANY offers TO the planters ana Warmers Of the
Soath their Fertiliasr. knewn as the .wANDo FRR
TILIzER." which the experisnce Of the past season
han proved 10 DO enc sf the most valusbla In our
market Il has aar its base the materials freua mo
PHOSPHATE sods et the Company On Ashley Mvss.
and ID prepassd at the4r works 1t the EAST EHD or
HAsRL-srEEEr to this city. In order 10 guarantee
its unisornity aAA maiAtaia its high standard the
eaapeny has made arrangsmsnts with the aistin-
guiah cd Chenaist, DR.. Q. o. sHEFARD r. who
carefully snalynes all the aaHasniasal and ether z
tsrial purchased by me Company. ana shs p~sparsa
Fsesassrs bafaee being sssarsa aor sals. Tho osu.
paay ID resolved 10 mako an ascss which ws yesve
% be . "compisss Manure " and give smsirs sasss.
sssaiea.
Fos tsssss Sirculrs. a6 Sthsa inssraaasien, apply
y wM q. DUKES q co.. AsaaAs. n /
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ALL PHYSICIANS wherever it has been tried
recommends "Hoeds sovereign Ealm" for Coughi
Colds. Asthma Whooping Cough, DO. It can b
found genuine as Dowie Noises Drug Store COZ
ner Of Meeting and Hasel streets.
January13 vfne
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LADIES' LUNCH AT K1NsMAN's SALooN.-Oys.
eers IN every style. Minoe pies fresh daily Hot saf
fec and chocolate at all houra. leo cream evsery
day. Z ~
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SOUTHERN STOCKS IN NEW YoRK.-The fol-
lowing cheering paragraph is taken from the New
York Herald of Sunday las: .'The Southern stato
bonds formed feature iii Wal-street to day. Con-
orally IT, ere are wide gaps in tho Quotations. but the
whole list was visited, will appear in the prices
given below. The expected advent OF prosperous
times In the South accounts for the sudden inquiry
for this class CT securities. As the previous day.
ouisanas were, the favorite and were extensively
dealt in. Prices at four O'Clock were es follows:
Tennessees, OK xcoupon, 6sAa6sA; CO., new, 6ea6sx
virginias, ex coupon, 641z, 65 do, new. 6sIa67x;
Georgia skies, L7811a7s; do sevens, s0a9O2S; North
Carolinas, OK coupon, 64>4a64a; do, new, 62a621s;
Missouri SKIES. s711ass Louisiana sixes OK coupon,
7oa71; do, levee skies, e6aas7; do eiehts, 75a7e;
Alabama eights, s5as6; do, ives e1a62 South Caro-
lima skies, 3D. 69a71; do, lew 65a6e; City Memphis
skies, 60a5l Market rampant
:, ArrTv.-Return Of deaths with
IN the City Of Charleston, for the week enaing Jan
nary 1850.
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CHoIoE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 81 pc,
pound OF Wilson's Grccery. southeast corner socaet
ana Asson streets. Goeds delivered free.
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KIDNAPPING SEAMEN.-The ship Owego, w.
ing in the stream, and bound for Liverpool, was
boar ded. night before last by runners and nnc of
the seamen on board eeduced away. Tho captain,
as soon as he dis overed the rascalty that boon
practiced on him on tho eve of going to sea, came
ashore and lodged information at the Detective Of
fce. Yesterday Officer Chapman captured four of
the deserters and turned them over to the ship.
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AFTER DARK.-We do not expect to rival New
York In the scenic effects at Charleston Theatre,
and 1t Is matter for congratulaion that tho theat
Tieal troupes are able to put on the boards with
good effect 80 sensational and stirring drama as
Afcr Dark" The Hibernian Hall Theatre is cloaniy,
comfortable and we'll ventilated, and has been during
the season source Of great amusement to stran.
gers as well as Charlestonians
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RIoHARD MoHUNNY having been burnt out al
the hro yesterday morning saved his horses oar
riages, and can be found for the present at the MIL
House stables.
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oTEL AHRIvALs-January 12.-Pauuiom
a0.es'-h. Il. M. ssltes, Florence; Henry Griffin, w
MowaS RS. Thcmas Hurley and John Dwysi. phila.
delpha; Gaskins. Il aaskinns and pet.r Jsnn,ns
Lyaoh's Lake; P Gayle. Florence; J Gain. Goose
Greek; W Gee, Darlington L Clarke and W q
nennon' Lewisville; Rev H Cornish, Pendleton
John Parker. Cooper River; T M webster. Ban.
nettsviDe; 'homas Murphy, South Carolins: Z a
STOOLS. washington; Buckingham, Barnwsll;
W Townsend. Aiken; l. Deschsnolea c,ar.r'
don; Carrigan, Wriehts Bluff.
c"srlsstes H0tss-ga Csveao. steamer Dictator:
goo Mason, Postofhse Department; Marshsll
AoDev1le; Gregg. Graniteville; d Moore and J
Laeaiie. Colunbia; Malloy. Cheraw: A weR
New x0rA; y . Nevins and Disbroueh. Nav
Jersey; MISS Ten Eyck and Chas Ten Eyeh. Nav
YORK; W Burns. waldoboro', Me; w Jachnon
oisy; stone. o sA; John Gray, Atlanta; u Kel.
" and wife. Cleveland; Echols. Lexington Jas
McNamars and son. Oranssburg; w A Bender ara
John KerEs. Memphis; Rvans, Society Hin:
VIM jackson, Lstrobe.
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CoNcoRD-STREET--oR CANAL? - This thor
cughfare is in horrible condition in rainy weather
and plank road should be lad at once from Rasel
10 p1nokney.street We he lrd this calculation made
oy stranger, who had business during the late
rainy spell with the Baltimore steamers and the
Wando Fertiizing Company 600 running feet
PSnK ROAD twenty feet wi :e. three inches thick-
oo'ooo rect at S13 per NJ s4es would be the cost Of
inc principal material; and this walking ready.reck-
oner wanted to know If such outlay could not be
aforded, at tive and a half per cent. tax on real
estateor out of the $50 600 appropriated for sreets
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Foreign News.

London merchants are extensively petition
ing the Government to restore the mall service
between SOUTHAMPTON and New York by con-
tract with the Hamburg American Steamship
Company.
The reports of the capture Of members OF
the Cream insurectionary government by Tur-
kish forces are confirmed, -Four OF the Cretan
officials were killed, and the rest were taken
prisoners The books and documents OF the
government tell into the hands OF the Turks.
1t is stated that Mr. Rangabe, the present
ambassador at Paris from Greece, has been
called home to replace Bulgorls as President OIL
the Ministry ..r.g.e,u
once on tbe Eastern question held brief SEES
sion Yesterday, and adjourned until thursday
Mr.. Ranrabe, the Greek Minister, was not
The conduct Of the Greek Government in
taxing execution to the exclusion OF its repre-
sentative from the conference is condemned; Tor,
it is argued, Greece assented to the proprlety
ofasimilar exclusion from the Congress or 1886,
although the Sublime Porte was then repre-
sented in that body, and this is held to be a
precedent for the action of the present confer
ence. The Plenipotentlarles have applied to
their respective Governments tor further IN
structions. 1t is understood that Russia con-
6emns the attitude which Greece has assumed
towards the conference.
A circular from the Sublime Porte to the
European powers, justiiying its recent action
against Greece, is published. 1t says the Tur-
kish Government does not expect the confer,
ence at Paris will arrive at any settlement, and
that the ultimatum sent to Greece was a de-
caration that the internal affairs of the Otto
man Empire must not be interlered with
The Evening Post (official journaD says that
Count Won Bismarck, the Prusslan Prime
Minister, had told Count Wimptfen, the Aus,
tran Minister at Berlin, that the retention OF
Baron Buest in Office would provoke serious
action on the part of Prussia.
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tennessee,

MEMPHIS, Jan. 12.-7Saturday night black
man named Abe Vandberg went to the house
Of VIM. Smith, an employee on the Missis-
sippi Central railroad at Water valley, Miss,
and after desperate struggle succeededin out
raging the person Of Mrs. Smith, but not be,
fore he had strauged her little daughter until
she was insensibe. As soon as 1t was daylight
Mrs. Smith alarmed the neighbors, when the
marshal of the town went In pursuit OF the
negro He soon succeeded in capturing him.
On bringing him to town il was with great
difficulty that the blacks who had assembled
were kept from burning him. lie was placed
in Jail for safe keeping. That night, however,
the Ku-Kux came in strong force, took him
out and hanged him Yesterday morning MIR.
Smith returned home. He became almost a
maniac on hearing Of the affair, and went to
the spot where the body was still hanging, cut
it down, gathered rails, and built fire upon
it. While the body was burning he danced
around it like a mailman.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 12-Detective Bearmore,
of this city, returning from business trip to
Pulaski, Tenn, was taken from rain on the
Nashville ana Decatur railroad to-day by a
band OF masked Ku-Klux. What they did
with Bearmore is not known.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-14

The annexation of the British North Amer
lean Colonies to the U. S., is discussed in the
newspapers. Why not? II the West Indies
are to be annexed, or "protectorated, " why
not British America. All this, to be sure, is
paving the way to the establishment OF an I'M
mense empire, first, and then to disruption and
diSintegration- what OF that as long as those
who are running the machine feather their
nests and make fortunes? All the old land
marks of the government are lost sight OF ; all
the old principles which guided Our fOrefathers
In public affairs are disregarded. We are
hurried along by what are called progressive
ideas, the true meaning of which, is that we
are in the broad road which leads 10 destruc-
ton ultimately however smooth and easy it
may appear at present, and however adVanta-
geous the travel may be for those who care
not for the future.
A letter from Washington TO the Baltimore
Sun says:-"Geu. Stoneman, commander OF
the District OF Virginia, called upon the Pres
ident to day, and was afterwards before the
reconstruction committee and made state
ment relative to removals of civil officers IN
Virginia. Among the persons who testified
before the committee was one who upon inter
rogation admitted he was an applicant for the
Office of Supreme Court judge of Virginia, in
case of the removal of the present incum bent
as to whose disability or ineligibility the wit
ness himself had given testimony to the COM
mittce. Two of the Radical members, Messrs.
Bingham and Farnsworth, were indignant at
the witness when he disclosed his personal in
terest, and expressed their opinions freely"
Fashionable parties and receptions-are
chrouicled in Washington daily. The news
papers report the silks and Satins, and jewelry
and gold aud silver plate, and the expensive
entertainments. This is rich couutry in GER
tain ''circles" or rings" as the case may be.
Two New York thieves were arrested yester-
day, for robbing the rooms of several OF the
guests at the Eutaw House, in Baltimore, of
gold watches and pocket books. The property
stolen Was mostly recovered.
Mr.. James A. Seldom does not approve, nor
give eountenance to the recent movement
in Richmond, as stated by one of our cotempO-
raries
A few years ago New York received forty
times as much cotton as Baltimore. Lastyeaf
it has received only nine times as much.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Specs Hodges, was arrested in Norfolk on
Monday by the military, on charge OF OF In
citing the late movements among the blacks III
Princess Anne County. As he passed the
quarters of the u. S. troops, they hooteu az
him, and cried out chang him. Alter criei
examination before Col Mallory he was released
on his own recognizance to appear heior9
military commission
The Virginia State Agricultural Society, or
ganized in Richmond yesterday. VIM. T..
Sutherlin, of Dauville, was elected president,
and made speech advocating wiping out all
prejudices and starting with new ideas 10 &C
cordance with the progressive splrit OF the
country. This is a very uncertain report
especially as regards the progressive spirit
of the country
James Barbour, esq.,. Of Culpeper, has Ia
ken the editorial charge Of the Southern Opn-
ion and will hereafter conduct it as q political
paper. Mr.. Barbour is known as one # the
prominent leaders of the Virginia Democracy
in days Of yOre, yields vigorous pen, and we
doubt not will take front rank as a journalist.
The propretorShip OF the paper is unchanged.
Lemuel G. Bowden, appointed by Gen.
Stoneman, Commonwealth Attorney for the
county Of Henrico, vice Col. John B. Young,
removed is the brother Of Attorney General
Bowden.
Louis Rose, son of Mr.. Benjamin Rose, in
Richmond, committed suicide By inhaling
choroform last night, in his room at his faith
or's residence. He was about Is years Of age,
and had been suffering from insanity.
1t is rumored that L. Edwin Dudley, Chair
man of the Radical Central Committee, has
been appointed Clerk of the Circuit Court Of
Richmond.
On Tuesday night, between seven and eight
o'clock, two white convicts, named John Kay
alias Ford, and A. j. Dunnivant. made then
escape from the penltentlary IN Richmond
David Fulz, appointed Commonwealth
attorney for Augusta. under the new tactics,
will not accept the Office.
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NREAT BARGAINS CHEAP FOX CAHI
OPEN THIH Day

an assortment Of very cheap BLAN htI@,
BED RUGS Flannels, superior Mohsirs, Al
pacca, Poplns, BalmoTel Skirts, Toweling
Napkins, Sleeps Gray Cloth, Kerseys, Cloak
ing Cloths fine Black Cas.imer- superior
French Cloth, Virginia Cloth, elegant Black
Velvetoen, Shawls Lambs Wool Shirts and
Drawers for Gents and Ladies, Wooden Hood,
Scarfs, Stockings, Gloves, Handkerchef>, Sus
pcnders Table Cloths, Rus.i. Diaper Sheeting
Cottons, Pillow Case Linen and Cotton-with 70
thousand other articles. Call and examine a.
dee 10 K. l. WOODS.
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An official investigation of the affairs Of
Major w. ". Lander, the deiauIting Salem
postmaster, is said to show that he has tam
pered with letters and money-orders passing
through his office, besides appropriating 49,
600 or $50 000 OF the Government funds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-14

gTRENCH DRESSING FOR LADIES
= AND CHILUKEN'S BOOTS y SHOES.
Tho French Drossing" IS the most elegant sr-
tice Of the kind ever produced Ladies' shoes
which have become red and rough by wearing,
arc restored TO their original color and lustro
It will not harden TIE Leather nor crack; for
sale by WAKEFIELD y HALL
dec cor Prince and Fairfax sts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-14

An attempt to poison a miller at st. Johns
bury, Vermont, was made few days ago by
leaving plug of tobacco in his mill, with
strychnine enough to kill twenty men conceal
ed in one end of it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-14

G=7 FOR RENT-rho STORE and ID W Eli,
PITT streets. Possession Of store rooms can be
had Immediately, and the dwelling on the Ist
of Anril next. The store q first rate stand for
business Che dwelling is roomy and YOU'D QUO &c" e.
;an I4.eo3w X. II. MILLER, 6 king st.
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PRIVATE SEcRETARIEs.- New Eorl;
Sun gives the snobbish and increasing custom
of keeping private secretaries, this severe cut:
The practice for nearly everybody to keep
them has been introduced along with the Gre
clan bend and the Roman wiggIc. We wonder
that the busiest bootblacks do not keep private
secretaries. They have so much to do, and
their hands are SO black, it must be inconveni-
ent for them to carry on their own correspon-
iencc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-14

Major Sheridan, commanding Fort Dodge,
reports that Lieut.. Martin, Sd infantry, just
arrived from camp, states that Colonel Evans
has captured C0manche village OF sixty lodges
Three men of the Sd cavalry were wounded =
No Iudi ans killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-14

Snow fell to the depth of eight inches in
Frankfort and Lexington, Kentucky, on Sun
day night.
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A dispatch from St. Paul. Minnesota, says
that Senator Ramsey's reelection to the Uni
ted States Senate is certain. Donnely is said
to have retired in favor of Wilkinson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-14

Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Davis, arrived in
London on December 81, from bennington
where they had been staying for several weeks
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DECENTRALIZATION. An incident occurred
few days ago, (say5 the Norfolk Day Book, }
which was probably the first OF the kind that
has taken place in this State since the time OF
the original ohm Smith. "Mr, Charles Harris,
one of our oldest citizens, bora and raised on
the soil of Virginia, in this city, voluntarily cx
p4triated himself from citizenship in this State,
according to the mode and manner prescribed
by the laws of the State, (see Code OF Virginia,
page 10 by putting on the records OF the
court his declaration to that effect.
Mr.. Harris is one OF the Old original seces-
sonists, and is so acknowledgement with the
present state of affairs and the likely status
Of our people in future, that having an alum
dance OF this worlds goods to enable him to
enjoy good time in any quarter Of the globe,
he has determined to leave US plebeanS, and
take up his quarters IN the more aristocratic
circles of Great Britain.
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DOMESTICS

We are this day openings full assortment 81
Domestics We name in part a beautiful line
OF Calicoes, the last styles Of the season Can
ton Flannels, Bleachcd and Brown Cotton !:
FlanneIs, in grey, red and white. As We pur-
AID bale OF agents hands, we can offer spcciai
Inducements 10 wholesale and retail purchasers.
nov IS WITMER s. SLAYMAKER.
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Congress-.

In the Senate, yesterday, Mr. Sumner pre-
seDted the petition of Dr. Mahlon Lewis, who
asks an appropriation to establish new 9ys-
ten OF electro telegraphing, ia which no wires
are used. Mr. Buckalew introduced bill
which enacts that in the elections for the choice
of Representatives to the Congress Of the Us,
whenever more than one Representative IS 10
be chosen from a State, each eector Of such
State duly qualified shall be entitled to mum
Der Of votes equal to The number ofrcprescnta
tiyes to be chosen from the State and may
give all such votes to one candidate, or distribute
them (equaly or uncqualiy) among greater
number of Candidates and the candidate highest
in vote upon the return shall be declared elect
ed He moved that the bill be referred to select
committee ofseven, of which the President FRO
tenn, should be one, which was agreed to. The
bill for the regulation ct judicial proceedings,
the object Of which is to transfer certain eases
to the u. s. Courts tor trial, was pasSed-yeas
30. nays 10. Alter another debate on the
Sue Murphy case, the House concurrent reso.
luton, granting the use Of tho r0tunda and
other parts Of the Capitol Tor the holding OF
the inauguration ball, was taken up by unan
nous consent. A running debate followed IN
which the most diverse opinions were express
ed by Senators on Inauguration balls IN partc,
ular, and balls in general. a very strong OBJ
lection to having the Capitol used Tor such a
purpose was, however, manifested, and the
resolution was finally rejected by vote ofyeas
| %, nays, 81. The ball must be held IN some
other place.
| In the House Of Representatives, yesterday,
the Joint resolution submitted by Mr.. Banks,
proposing to extend the protection of the y.
| S. to the governments Of HayG and San DO.
mingo, was taken up. Gen. Butler proposed
an amendment, extending the provisions Of tho
bill to the Islands Of the Antilles, and urged
its necessity in view Of the existing revelation
in Cuba. Mr.. Spalding proposed that its pro
visions should be extended to all islands lying
nearer to the T. S. than to any other country
Mr.. Robinson wanted to include Ireland
Messrs Shellabarger, Delano, Woodward and
Bingham opposed the resolution as violating
the American principle on-interierence. end
the resolution was finally laid on the table by
vote of yeas l22 to nays &c. Mr.. Ashley,
from the Committee on Territories, reported q
bill organizing territorial Government for
Alaska. Mr.. Washburnc and other members
objected to the expense, and urged that there
was no necessity Tor such government, there
not being fifty white persons 10 the Territory;
and the bill was laid upon the table.
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THE RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND P0-
TOMAC ROUTE.

la i - - - ...,.....:: ..5s.
THE Old FAVOHITH MAIL ROUTE yIA
AQUA CREEK.
THE SHORTEST AND BEST ROUTE 70
RICHMOND AND THE SOUTH.
eT~+s Fast and comfortable STEAM ER%
sa2sts.ss.ssggslcave Washington city twice daily
Sunday p IN. excepted, from The wharf foot ID.
Seventh street at zoo n. IN, and : p. m, stop
ping at Alexandria each way, and conuectitg
at Aqua Creek with the Richmond, Freder-
icksburg and Potomac Railroad with elegant
cars, supplied with elegant sleeping chair oa
all It's trains. Through tickets and bagga4
checks to all points South.
Both boats stop nj Alexandria going ana re-
turning. aAM Eli RUTH,
Supt Of Transp orta.ioE.
j. B GrETnY, General Ticket Agent,
my l3-tf Richmond, Va.
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nRY GOODS.
.HEAP DRESS HOODS.

NHEAP D KES6 g % D 5.
We have this day opened some Of the cheap
est and prettyest Dress Goods we hayo yet had
this season. We name in part
All wool Surecs, MI colors.
Plain and Plaid pure Irish Poplns ri near.y
half what they would have cost earlier in the
season.
Magdela Mixtures.
silk and Wool Baralhoas.
Colored Velvetcens for Suits, &c.
Call and see them before they are all sold
dec WILMER u SLAYMAKER