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PROSPECTUS.
THE BOYS AND GIRLS MAGAZINE,

THE BOYS AND GIRLS MAGAZINE.
TNDER the above title, we shall commence
u this month, the publication of a new Maya
zine. Having been engaged long time in pre-
pairing books for their young friends, the publish
crs have frequently thought of. aud intended to
make, a Mmihy V,ator, for all the Girls and
Boys of America, and now, finding their facul.
ties sufficient and their hearts still warm on the
subject, they propose to furnish, Monthly,
BOYS AND GIRLS Magazine.
The Editor Of the work will be Mrs >. Col
man, heretofore favorably known as the editor Of
the Mothers Library, Aunt Mary's Library, The
Dahla, Child's Gem, &c.
The following persons are also engaged as reg
ular contributors to every number, viz: Rev.
Jacob Abbott, author of the Rollr, Lucy, and
Jonas Books /. ). Arthur, author of Stories for
Children, Six Nights with the Washngtonians,
and many other popular tales; aud alsp several
ladies', well known and much approved writers
for young people.
The Boys and Girls Magazine will he issued
in beautiful style, enheltshej with extra Engra-
wings, executed in a superior mnnner, under the
particular care aud supervision of s. C0iHtpI, aud
will contain such kind aud variety of reading aud
amusement IN every parent, DESTROYS Of promo.
ting the happiness of his children, may approve.
The yearly volume will contain Four Hundred
and 1'hirty-Iwo pages, including the extra en-
cravings, and will be sold for One Dollar and
Twenty-Five Cents year, IN advance. -Four
copies for Five Dollars Ten copies, to one adj
dress, for Fen Dollars; or in Monthly Parts, for
Twelve and a half Gents.
EMBELLIsnmESrs Of THIS NUMBER.
Printed on extra payer, in beautiful style, By
Mead u Beai.
Fron'ipiece; n beautiful design, richly engraved
on wood, by J. A. Adams.
AgseimO md Dig engraved on wood, by
Wight & Mallory.
The O,phqsi engraved on wood, by Wright
&c Mallory.
TIE Rescue, or Line Margarei seaion, on wood
by Devcfeaux d Brown.
uJrhe publishers have made an arrangement
with Messrs. J. G.. Chandler &c Co., artists. fn
the future embellishments Of this work ;-th,
beautiful design on the coper is by them,-sn,
bhey confidently believe, in so doing, tina, an i'm
proved style, correct drawings, and good cngrav
tings, will he attained
No H. of this Magazine will be issucd goth o
February, and No. III. early in March.
TCfhe names Of all persons authorized to re
ccive subscriptions in adounce, for this Magazine
WIN po BNch Oh we cover, OF tHty WIN nave
written certificate from one Of the publishers o
the work.
Q-pPostmas'ers and Teachers are respectful,
requested to take an interest in this work, if ap
proved.
Subscriptions received by the publishers, T.. II
CARTER & CO., 1881 Washington Street
Boston.
IJNewspapers, in any part Of the country
inserting the above. and occasionally noticing IN,
work editorially, will be entitled to the yearly
volume.
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Little Minds endeavor to support a
consequence by distance and hauteur.
But this is mistake. True dignity ar-
SEES from condescension, and is supported
by noble actions. Superciliousness is al
most certain mark of low birth and ILL
breeding. People who have just cmer-
ged into greatness, think it necessary to
keep their superiority by proud look
and high stomach. The consequence is
generally hatred and contempt. In fact,
this proud, high-bearing reserve is a great
crime. Every person who bears the i'm
age of his Maker is entitled TO our atten-
ton, and indeed our benevolence. Infe-
riorty is of itself sufficient burden, with
out being aggravated by i'll nature or neg
lect.
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GiOCERIES,
Glass. mills. &C. &C.
NOTICE.

'g'IE undersigned, one Of the partners
Of the firm Of Armour d Lamb, Of
Ottawa, hereby gives notice that he will
not be responsible for any contracts made
or debts contracted on accounts, or in the
name Of said firm, by Adam Lamb, one of
the partners of said firm, as the business
Of said firm is now in progress of settle
ment. GEORGE ARMOUR.
Ottawa. April 81, iS43. 46--4
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Ottawa Market.

'bEHE subscriber respectfully informs
- the public tina, he has opened his
Meat Market in Ottawa, where daily may
be found an assortment of fresh meat
Thankful for past favors. he hopes to re-
ceive a continuance Of the patronage OF
his old friends and the public generally.
JEREMIAH WOOD.
Ottawa. April I, ls43. Aft
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A Pocket Book Lost.

rHNlIE undersigned, last Saturday morn
~ ing between Ottawa and Lasalle, by
way of the canal bank, lost large Red
Pocket Book, containing number Of pa
pers, large portion of which were pro-
missory notes, payable to the Undersigned.
There was one note payable TO J. e. W..
Durley. administrator of b. M. Hays, and
drawn by j. Leach & G. Il. Gorham,
which was endorsed in blank by the Dur
leys. The public is hereby notified not
to purchase, and Lynch and Gorham not
to pay said note. Any person finding
said pocket book and delivering the same
to the undersigned, or to S. B. Farwell,
Esq, at Ottawa, will be literally rewar-
ded. J. ]. HOLT.
Ottawa. May IL, lS43. 49-3
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

A LII persons having claims against
IA the estate of Joseph Andrews, late
of La Sale county, decd, are hereby
notified and requested TO exhibit the same
to the subscribers, or the probate justice
of said county. within nine months from
the date hereof.
l.. s. BULLOCK, Adm.
ABIGAIL ANDREWS, Adm'x.
May IL, 1919. 46-4w
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MARs..AL's SALE.

EnY virtue Of writ Of execution is
e. y sued out Of the United States Cir
cult Court for the disirc, of Illinois, in
favor Of Henry Won Phul and THEODORE
l.. McGil, and against Francis lie Beau
and Zimri Lewis, have levied on all the
right, title and interest of said defendants
in and to the following described property,
to wit:-Lots number six, 10y seven, az
and eight, ~ in block number one hun
dred and iiliy-one, l5l) in Ninawa Ad-
diiion to the town Of Peru, in La Sale
county, together soith all the privileges
and appurtenances thereuuto belonging,
or in anywisc appertaining, which ] shall
expose for sale a, public auction on the
22d day of May next, 1913, between the
hours of o'clock, A. NJ, and 4 o'clock,
p. NJ, at the house Of The said Lewis in
the town OF Peru. WIN. PRENTISS,
US. Marshal, District Of Minois,
BY Epw. d. TALcoTr, Deputy. ass \
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HYyI ENEAI,,

MARRIED-At the Norwegian Settlement.
on the Goth ult., by George Southworth ESQ,
Mr.. SAMUEL PEARSON to Miss ANN
PEARSON
At the same time and place, by the same, Mr..
JOHN HOLVERSON to Miss EDEN ELSON.
At Mission Grove. on the 9TH inst. bv the
same. Mr.. MILES ROUSE to Mrs.SUSANNAH
JACOBS
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ORDINANCES

Passed al the meeting cf tie Board Of
Trustees Of The totca Of Ona,ra. hoi,
den on The l4th inst.
Ordered, Tha, from and after the first
day Of June next, ls43. no dogs shall be
allowed 10 run a, large within the limits
Of the corporation, without band or strap
around the neck with tho name Of the
owner thereon said dog to be subject 10
a tax yearly Of fly cents. All dogs found
at large after tina, time without such band
or strap around The neck, will be removed
by the corporation.
Ordered, That all persons Within the
bounds Of the corporation who build theig
sidewalk in from, Of their los ~ Tho 20tA
of May next, agreeable 10 fnssnst notice
and on the prcsen, level, viii Be credited
on The tax list for one-half of the same.
VIVA, remains 10 be dorc al TINT time.
will be done by the snperyisnr. and thu
taxes collected 10 pay far The same,
D. SANGER, I,,fssidsnf 4
J. BiRDsALL, Clerk. n .A.I
Ottawa, April Ct, 1919. d.
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SCHOOL.

FNllE subscriber would inform the
n. citizens of Ottawa and vicinity.
that he still continues his school in the
Mechanics Hall. The summer term will
commence on Monday, the 9Th of June
next.
Tuition per term Of twelve weeks. ex-
elusive Of the school fund, will be reduced
to 80 90 and ~ so, for common English
branches, and 90 90 for Philosophical
and other studies. A. SAWYER.
Otsawa, April 2s, ls43. 4s--3
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County Faupers.

NJ Office is hereby given that sealed
~ proposals will be received by the
County Commssioner OF La Sale county,
at the Clerks office in Ottawa, until the
June term of the County Commissioners
Court, for keeping the county paupers,
when the paupers will be let to the lowest
responsible bidder.
BY order oflhe County Com. Court.
w. X. MACLAY, Clerk.
Ottawa, April 7, 1913. 4f--3
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Bargains:

'HVHE County Commissioners Of La
Sale County will, at the June term
of the County Commissioners Cout, ex-
pose TO public sale to the highest and hes,
bidder, all .he deprecated paper now in
the county treasury.
BY order of the County Com. Court.
w. X. MACLAY, Clerk.
Ottawa, April 7, lS43. 4i--ijt
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IN BARRELS Linseed Oil, jus, recei.
q we'd and for sale by ]. ONElL.
April 81, 1913.
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MANSION HOUSE,
And General Stage Office, Ottalca, us.


IyHE subscriber respectfully informs the travel
ling public, that he has taken this commodi-
establishment, situated att the southeast corner
he public square, in the town OF Ottawa.
20 ne situation is pleasant and central. being
D. p business part of the town and directly op-
* anhe Court House. The building is large
e' bersnodious, and is well provided with CHAM
e and aarlors, neatly furnished, airy, pleasant,
&c depart,le. A daily line of stages arrive and
The IL East and West.
y perience igned, having had considerable eS-
u himself tha,eeping public house, hatters
ed those who lean give entire Satisfaction 70
III His arrangeunsor him with their patronage
ed the house. are n regard to management o.
p, pains will be spasive and convenient and ne
III ton. ?, give prompt aceon'unooa
IL O,tav, 10, 81 II. GRAY.
o0--tf
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SPRING GOODS.

THNllE subscribers have just received
L. spring supply OF goods, which
they are prepared to offer at prices aston
ishingly low for this market, and lower
than the Chicago prices.
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FRESH GROCERIES.

NNllE subscriber has just received,
Il direct from 81. Louis, choice lot
of fresh
G. OCERIES,
Embracing superior article Of Sugar
and other articles usually found in the
country trade. Also, a lot Of
Glass, Nails, &C., &C.,
Which will be sold low for cash or good
winter wheat. w. r. MURRAY.
Newark, Kendall co., May 5, 1913.
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4 BARREL Whiting, good article,
I and for sale cheap by J. O'NElL.
April 81, lS43.
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WE HAVE NOW A FULL SUPPLY or
New Orleans Sugar, Molasscs,
Loaf Sugar, Mo 81 Havan. Coffee,
Imp. d. Y. II. Tea, Rice,
Resins. Dried Apples,
Goldfish, Tobacco,
Powder g. Shot, Nails.
Spice, Pepper,
Starch, Alum,
Nader, Logwood,
Copperas, Ginger,
White Lead, Glass,
Rope, Bed Cords,
Grass & Grain scy,hes, Fish Lines,
Scythe Stones & Rifles, Fish Hooks,
Painted Pals. &c, &C., &c.
Also, by lar the most complete assortmen. of
DRY GOODS
TO be found in the place together with all kinds OF
ROOTS aud SHOES,
for men, women and children, besides all the
other articles usually found in a country store
all Of which will DO sold Us low as at any other
store, for cash or produce. BE sure that you call
before you purchase
WM. TRUE g. SON.
Ottawa, April 2s, si3.
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EpLANK DEEDS, iuss printed qa>
ND superior quality Of paper, aej nv
sale a, this Office. ~ !; y
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Money Marker.

Corrected ,oeekiy from the Chicago Democrat
and 81. Louis Republican.
Draw, May s, I843.
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N. B. The above sale is hereby postponed
until the goth day OF May next, at the same place
and hour ofthe day. WIN. PRENTlSS,
BY Enw. b. TALcorr. Marshal
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IIyERpOoL MARKETs-Feb. II.

CoTToN.-The transactions in Cotton have been large
this week. but prices have met with steady support;
the contrary the market has bad general leaning IN favor
OF buyers and we quote ordinary TO m'delng American
Cotton ID per 10 low, suTals and Sea lsaad are non
plentiful The sales altogether have amounted TO $50
bales OF which $500 American have been taken specua-
ton and 700 for export.
ToBAcco.-we have had alr Inquiry for Tobacco this
MONTH but the demand has been mostly confined to Ken
lucky Manufacturers have takcs about 200 hhds Str
barely steady rates and nearly 200 bids Leaf from
the London market have besn Dough; for expectation 10
Africa OF the latter description have on hand at
present Prices generally remain unchanged.
AMERICAN PaovrsIoNs.-We have had better inquiry for
Pork since the ih inst several parcels have heen taken
for export the Yves, Indies with The view ot their being
landed there FOR sale previous to The 5h of April which
day Colonial Act wall operation. Beet
and we have nothing farther 10 report
as regards Butter AT public sale on the 7th asant
Cheese went otlsowly at reduction OF 2 SIS per
the finer kinds Lard in good demand full prices 400
kegs qaay not first ats were sold Dy auction yesterday
az rs Derc
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Pusaeuaers Arrived

In he steamer Great Western, from Bristol,
tteny w {: Alien, AtIerDUry, q - otnhe notlonf
o Bottoo 3 F Bahcock, DIR Berry and lady,J Brock,
Byery Mr. Broadbnry and lady F Eek Wa bea
Nil Fa'sr T GTisSql lsonsidei ' M,1a 1iea G.
p.rce 4 Petrie G Pearse, j Roach, ithoaes, IS
S,rsnd T W Solution, r Trask, Wade Wier' L
Wete L Weie l. Whitwe!l, WILKINSON, J Ha'o.
The GREAT WESTERN left Kings Road Bristol at D r.
NJ Feb llth; arrived at Funchal Madeira al T. n'' On
hs 10 h. took in "a tons OF COAL andle again al 10 P NJ
~ tho 20b From The 18Th of February she had no'hing
bu, strong west winds sometimes gale and heavy sea-
until he 10Th of March Il worthy of remark, that the
engines OF the Great Western have been going Tor 20 days.
without stopping for an instant during te "hoe te anu
, . has s,earsed distance OF 400 miles with con-
sunn,on OF only $50 tens OF coaa feat unprecedented IN
the annals of steam navigation
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TUE NEW MrRRoR-rverv number

eIihe li>hsj wiz Original ans sfcs{Sits D,s,,,,,
ca Sicel-gaise1 by GEORGE P. Observation-Disclosures
by J. & CRaPNag. yss Il cngazeu raeInsyey .,r m,
forS--ferss, 1hsee Dolla's PEI aaaan,; Single Nam
me corrSe 81 few ups the undersigned y.,Il com,
nlehee ars tie pcbcaiIaz Sgs: .skIrs
IL, ne NV SoSS siSSoR IA The 0ssse Jors. ca an s
sest5 reEe eGt ortgaat pan, Wan Ssei E.Srps,nx su
80 ns'aaeT and az tue reduced price % IAree Delars
pf I s.H2 10 or s'r ead gssrttr esHis per copy.
iLS ssS 'iiSEoR vii spasar viii suany striking and
"SI u d'stisgsssAec frsa ereTy atafr rfr,.
0et. - - De pc0ii>b+d aith {, pe, SEe paper,
az. e "y Vii eoasfSa bessttfs Sris sani Eagras
,aS ~. S 70 sed clicked Chapman, illustrating
the tftsr-preis sch accou:p Ges a, y.hSc II i!I H.
'rs' wiz peaa s'rest sesGss the Contributions OF
embraces OF tne laeni ss,t, have made
arrangements iof ssA q ea trassiasts om sorle OF
OF thc popular sutis Easana. m spea msrer;ais
ana win able fcrs. o1rtFs 10 uesay ypeyarx,
hope prrschi . The AGrgtcau ea@.g wrekIy ierr.
ral grea valve ard unusual sScelience The pa as, Of
~ai! h iLiy atOidrsi The MANOR will
De Eldrksbe. bepe Taber Tor good aaer, withous
th~s;n poor aficS si disiia2u soei psmes II
i! embrace IN u, sop cv-ry department. Of seu, l,.<r.
tye comprising takes 81 romance, sAetchcs society snd
sauHe7 sentiment, au every Jay de pcjabt essays, do
ne>c and foreign correspondence, literary nieIlgence,
ait and fuor TShCrRud gossip, poetry the one arts, snd
new oeAS VIII be careful discriminating and impartial
IL III foster literature suited the aud de-
srs OK the age sud country IT.! ;eGG.ncy vii sS cheerful
ahc endtsEn d we'd ~ aiproNEy. IL VII eek tng6sE'y
every refined Iss ha' ofrot lie most fssidious
and u viii ever tsei IL tusY 10 be- turn the sanay SIDE
Tic viii be pshlislcd srery Saturday,, in numbers
sixteen 0gc octave snPey-IUySl pages Win cprble co.,
unlns, aad enclosed Ia a Rras Ornamental cover IL viii
tOT, al the cad of le year superb volumes each OF
onr hnadfe as >Hec pages, filled with ias SsHlJ 81 hf.
.ratiare and The jSHs arr
TIE very low pace which it will be issued resders Is
the cheapest periodical II IN o,er cscat Goa
,,lering The Gust and beauty OF is FIFTY Two EN-
CRAVINGS, and the ntfaSc value nj IL literary ceatcnts
Those GeSruus u eciy The paper runi the commence
neRi, iii have II puactudv SCAT 90 their address ppoo
heir orard'ag Ia he uDdersgEed, II No Ann>sL three
ioIrS, free OF expense
Letters enclosing ice amount OF subscription may be
ranSed by all po,luas Agents Carriers ma rewsen
viii b. supplied on The usual Ieru> u The Cash Syi'
IN: rt!l Be sdiy adssrcG 20 ri:hoa ans dsvlattoa at.
Ger. IL
SucN Editors copy the ABOVE will cblge me by for
ynriins marx paper and bN resuming The exchange
Which interrupted. muchio my regret, by clrcun
taaces Over which had control
GEORGE p MORRIS Editor AID Proprietor.
mhl Sw" No. Apn.st. near Broadway.
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NEv-YORk, mONDAY MORNING, FEARCH E3, Isa3

military expedition 10 Darfour, that Hassan Pach
Is about to leave Cairo with two regiments, Il
join force Of some 8 1850 men already in the up
per country.
The news from Syria is to the 9th of January
The Maronitcs have given up the cause OF the Dru
ses andbase joined the Turks. An engagement has
taken place in which the Drusas were defeated
Several of their chiefs fed to the HaouFan tribes
but instead of receiving the protection they ex
pected, these rnountaineers, 70 crafty old
pique, took them prisoners and gave them up TO
the Turkish authorities, in whose custody they
now. remain. One of the Maronite chiefs is said
TO be appointed governor of the mountains net the
old Emr Becher whe was reported on former
occasion to have resumed their post
A letter from Berlin in the Journal du Frank
fort, states that the marriage OF the Prince Royal
of Hanover with the Princess Maria of Alien
burgh is to be socrlnize9 on the 9Th of next month
THE GREAT WEsrrRx-This far-famed vessel
will leave this port for New York to-day, (Satur-
day., at ?, P. NJ. La order to avoid the stormy
latitudes at this season of the year. she will pro-
coed on her voyage ria Madeira. She takes out
ADORE fifty passengers, and $50 ,000i. in specie,
beside general cargo Of manufactured goods.
We have only 10 add in the words Of the old bills
Of lading, May God send the good ship pros
persus voyage" Bristol Mirrer, Feb. l l.
IMPORTANT DIscovERY.-The Hamburg schr.
Paradise, Captain Zybrandts, on July 10, 154l,
on a voyage from Valparaiso to Manila, dicovcred
group of SIX islands, thickly studded with cocoa
nut trees, ard supposed uninhabited, in lat. s.,
long. 172 w. of Greenwich Supposed not laid
dewn in any charts.) The captain named them
Paradise islands. The latitude of the northern
most island, at noon, was made 9 degrees sec.
30 min. s., and the long, by good chronosneters,
172 w. The UIoe Group is laid down in the
English charts % minutes too southerly, the most
southery ard westerly of those islands being in
lat. 81 ~. long. 143 80 E.
The beautiful Mary Darling, the accomplished
enchantress. pupil of the great Herr-Defrong.
sailed few days since for America, under an en-
gagemeAt mede with the agent of the American
Museum, an establishment OF repute in the city of
Newly erk. London Times.
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n.a ~. -. ! sTpaTOR:s NOTICE.

"A Dhl.t T.. N nrds, Of Alexander II. wells, srYro-
ts casnty Of wesestsr noiee . hereby gyrs
perod syng claims against the Esas , o. dseess
gus, ' .esI the same, with thc vouchers thereo 70
U ~ WeJis the AduiE9raz Of me ssd dcSea' 80
hlla - 30 ,.s;i,,-r Ia t!c said of Yonaers, Cd VI
~ 80 p.I ,be t,ssus:rst day OF March next
Mated Yonkers, September leh, Ia ,.t.,,,.,ty
SIS lswe:n ELIZA "a " EAlss "'4i''s'-
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T7HE WHOLE World SHOULD

certain ere .g asthma and oT coughs colds, con.
SUMPTION wooping cough, Group bcareht; ana every 9th
er drrae OF the Longs throat II :g;c TO produce Inc
most decided benffI IL recommended By .housanfs
Who have ed it. and all say thar 1t Is me best retasoy
i,hur any exception for all Pulmonary Diseases that ha,e
ever beer Known always give relief and cures 'eh
every other means hare faiiet- !, $500,
Prepared only by DR. D. JAYNE, 20 South Thrd-spest
Philadelphia and No. sp5 Broadway, New-Yar sf i -
uer be,tle
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SAI iNDUW SHADES WINDOW

Wv SHADES!-Tbe subscribers respectfully inform
friend, and the public that having leased The spaccao
store Not Spruce street few doors from Nassae, they
prepared 30 execute all orders for Painting sfsvery
description, with ueatiess eScuoly and despatch.
All Kinds az Sign Painting i'll style tot 10 be
pesed by oler establishment Gold Signs warranted
fade 4 largc assortment OF well seasoned Sgn
5Nards always band.
Banners Interior Decorations and Trausparences done IN
order. Designs furnished and executed superior style
specimens work always be aud references gves
oy ealing al the above place
rtey haze hand AMI constantly manufacturing
Transparent Decorative Window Shades. Strangers IN The
-y keepers hotels, sa0cns public places OF resort and
ames always be supplied lt Shades OF the best de-
eruption, and warranted The assortment consists OF sp'ea-
,I ltlan Landscapes, wd Visne,tes French Scrolls,
tignees R0selte Centres Scriptura Views, Fancy
Shech and Gothic Landscape Centres, rtn,ern Abbeys
Ali kinds OF Shades matter how difficult are painted III
superior style at thi. establishment
Tary would likewise call the attention OF The public ID
splendid Gothic Shade got in good STYLE and war
ranted to please.
The trade generally supplied on liberal terms
Trimmings furnished and Shades hxed n required
BARTOL j. DE MAUNY.
SAMUEL r. BAaroL,
LEWIS +. De hAUNY. jill