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THE TARIFF.

The writer's for the Union are not con.
si~tcni with each other on this subject
When the great Fair Of American manu-.
features was opened ut Washington a week
or two ago, oBc Of these blind anti. Tariff.
I flies asserted thai tic goods were marked
at lower price than they could possibly
be made for. ] his being rcluicI by The
very conclusive offer to contract for any
required quantities at the market prices,
another writer, Tor more probably the same
one,) then attempts TO show that the prices
marked are about 30 per cent. higher han
the same goods can be made for in Eng
land. This IS a complete change of front,
and the assertion is probably about as tue
in the one case as in the other. (See l..
Mon of May 10, and Of Nav 25.)
Another writer under the Editorial head
oftho Union (probably Mr.. Secretary Wal
kor himself adopts Mr.. Walkers mos
ridiculous assertion, which was admitted
by Mr.. Leak himself in his speech in this
town TO be ON eXageeration, that ten thou.
sand manufacturers in this country receive
$4,000, 900 per aunum, Of bounty, over
and above the fair and regular profit on
their bus ness, through the Tariff. And a
very stupid writer in the las, No. of the
Southern Quarterly Review also quotes
this statement, with many other of MIR.
Walkers crude notions, with approbation
We have heretofore shown, that if this
were true, these ten thousand manufactu-
rerS would receive eOch IN n n investment
Of 800 all average of 81, 400 year of
" enhanced profits" over and above the
fair and regular profit. In other words,
Mr.. Walker contends that the Tariff be.
slows upon every manufacturer, a graturty
Of more than 40 per cent. over and above
his regular profit. Oao would think that
any man of common sense or common in
formation would be ashamed 10 make 50
untrue an assertion. Bat no.
thing appears to be too absurd for the
party Rich. Wig.
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GEN. GAINES.

This efficient officer has, it seems,
brought himself under the bann of the
Powers that be- Some one has to be sa.
crficed, says the Richmond Wing, and it
falls to the lot Of Gen. Gaines TO be The
mac His making calls for troops has
brought upon him the ire Of the adnlnistra.
tlon; but while the administrators Is dis
posed to ccnsure him resolutions have been
adopted by both Houses Of the Louisiana
Legislature approving of his conduct and
aPplaudng his services at the present crit.
zeal lines IN the highest terms. The tar.
dness Of the proper authorities, in not
making proper arrangements for the ext
gehcies ii the war, is severely censured
by the papers. A letter from New Or.
leans says the Government has mol a dol.
Tar Of funds there. Drafts have been hawk.
cd about and articles necessary for The ar.
my has been bought nj much higher pr.
ces than they could have been purchased
for cash.
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POCkgs ES0GK- EOSs.

3 oSl on the 4,h instant, o.Ihcr between my
Il house and john II, nderson's, deed. or at
bIs house where eAlc Was hold small wallet or
pocket book, containing two hundred and twenty
dollars IN roll, vi whcl am certain and there
may have been some otftf monry in the pockets.
Among ihe bills is Two so bills che on the Bank
Of the State Of North t.rulina, payable al Will
mington, the other OH the bank at Hamburg the
balance Of the money Wa ell $40 BILLS or )
were on the bank Of Chsrl, ston, the balance we're
on tic Commercial Bank Of Coinn.bis. reward
Of Twenty. FIVE dollars will be given to the finder
If il is returned w.th the contents, ANY nor.
nation relative 10 the pocket book rharFfs.y re-.
ceivcd which can be directed 10 the Post Oar4 at
Charlotte.
JAS ". DAVIS.
June j. ! 40. 1t
Jetiersonian copy st.
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va Ia our hnsy sketch Of the proceed
lngs Of the meeting which took place IN
this place IN Wednesday, VIC barely refer.
rcd 70 Tie remarks By Mr.. Osborne. A
friend has since handed us the following
which We remember to be as nearly the
tenor Of " hat he said on that oe ca.ion;
lie jill no, have tho excuse which his friend
Nj Caldwell Lad offered Tor not addressing his
lel.as e.tiz ~ on public occasions lfhoHcycf
BE- lad been 30 fortunate as 10 have II he would
Ike h.m have fclt that this certainly furnished
an exception 10 the hubble principle bg which
hc protested TO govern has conduct This as he
understood il, vas meeting Of thc people in ole.
dIcuce 10 the call Of TIC Executive Of the state,
10 aFsefisIa who VAS ready to enlist under the
banners Of bis country, and s'stc in lts battles
II RS not tho limo 70 enter INTO any discussion
Of the causes Of tho War. Il legally EXISTED by
tho constituted authorities Of tic country. who
upon tier high responsibilities had placed the
nation n that condition, and il rested with the
eltz9us under existing arrangements 10 give to
Il happy termination. On tho subject Of our
duties { cir could be no d ye5sjry OF sentiment
all hearts must desire the welfare and glory Of
to nation, o. othefwjsc il would b. 10 suppose
there urfr persons willing 20 eisp from the LOFTY
ground Of patriotism to thc abyss Of treason
MecklenbutR county. cmpbalirajly inherited
burden Of patriotic obligation. Her soil Ind been
consectatet by too much patriotic blood TO ina,
ginu that ia thw crisis m the history uf her
country she could be- inscnsttc to her claims on
the val"ut ~ her sons, or unwilling to do what
ever was required, IN Whatever form from their
energy and self devotion. tie ho. ed that many
of her generous youth would DC proud Of tic oc
raeloH - enrol themselves under tlat banner be-
arath whore folds their lorelAthers had atqu.r
cd such metttd glory
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MIR. ERSTER-

The committee of the House Of Repre-.
senallses appointed to examine into the
truth Of the charges made against Mr..
Webster by Mr.. {. J. IngersolI relative 10
tie improper use Of the Score, Service mo
ney, reported on the 9Th instant, A moiori.
ny Of the committee to y acquil Mr..
Webster Of all blame. We will publish
the report IN our neat.
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THE PROGRESSIVES

The Senate Of MIchigan-amost unan-
imously Locofoco-had adopted, by a
large majority, joint resolution, propo-
sing an amendment, 10 The State Constltu.
ton, extending the elective franchise to
negroes, women and aliens The other
branch Of the Legislature, with more wis
dom, disagreed TO the monstrous PROPOSE
ton. These straws' show the tendency
Of the times.
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COY. GRAHAM.

We learn from the Raleigh Register
that Gov. Graham will address the people
Of lreicll on the 18th Of June. We ex.
poet he will visit this county about our Ju.
" Court without he is necessarily called to
the scat Of Government.
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SUDDEN DEATH.

We are greatly panied to hear Of the
sudden death of our gallant friend, Gen.
John |. Pasteur, of Newbern. He had
Just been appointed by His Excellency,
Gov. Graham, Colonel of the Volunteer
Regiment Of Infantry, to be raised in this
State, Raj. Reg,
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ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.

A resolution, offered by Mr.. flanagan,
for the adjournment Of Congress on the
2Oth Of July, vas utder consideration some
time By the Senate, on the sth Instant
1t wiH finally postponed for further coasil-
Grafton until Monday Ias,-ycas y nay ;
2l-not u party vote.
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SuAMEEuL

Several companies of volunteers were
ordered from Baltimore to Washington 4
few days ago, to be mustered into the SER
vice of the United States, and when they
arrived they found no provision made for
them. They trere Iefl to sleep in the street,
and lrithoM food for ttpelre hourS-E Obs.
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$50 Reward.

I'D ANYWAY from the subscriber, living in
q Q Caldwell county, on the 26th ut dark
copper colorsd negro boy named WILEY, very
likely, - years Of age, and about feet 5 or 9
inches high, he had ona mixed pair Of Jeans pan
falcons and took with him jacket and other
clothes the color not known and 3 pair Of tino
black plants with corded stripe, Il FOUND crown.
ed wool hat and cloth cap. ] purchased him few
days before of Jas. Arthur, who stated that he was
from near Orangcbutg, s c. Said Arthur had
been living in Caldwell short time before l
purchased the boy. but left u day or two before
the hoy From certain movements of Arthur
have every reason to believe that he is waiting Tor
the boy to take him oF and perhaps sell MN
again. The above reward will be given Tor DIS ap-
nTebension and confinement in any Jail so that
can get him again. Information can be sent to
Collettsvillc, Caldwell Co \. Z. --
WILLIAM PEUTT,
Jlne 1 lSi5.
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LITERARY.

FENllE Senior Class of Davidson Colle,s ,;u
n be examined IN Tuesday aud Wednesday.
the 7th and 9Th Of July next The following are
the names of the Committee of Examination =.
Rev. w. s. Pharr Rev. w. w Pharr, Rev. II. r.
Cunningham, Mcssfs. Il, J. Mcdowell, and VIM
$. Harris.
JaHe II. 1876
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA

NEChLENBJRG CbGS
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, A.
pril Term 1s46,
William Wingate
rs, Levy on Lands,
Hugh Harris,
BIT appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court
q that the dettndcnI is not an lnhsbitant Of this
State, III is therefore Ordered, that publication
be made six weeks in the Charlotte Journal for
said defendant TO appear at the next Court Of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held for said
County at the Court House in Charlotte on the
18th Monday in July next, and then and there
plead or demur to said levy otherwise an Order of
sale will be made"
Witness, Braly Oates Clerk Of said Court at
Office in the 4,h Monday in April 1876.
h. OATES, C. C. c.
Printers fec s. 62!, t39
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THE OREGON NEGOTIATION.


On the 10th instant, tie President com
nuGlcatcd to the Senate confidential Mcs-
sage relative 20 the Oregon nogoIatlon.--
OC the true nature of this Message our
Washington papers are silent, bnt the fol
loving letter from the Washington CORES.
ponlcnt Of the North American will give
our readers some idea Of its contents
WASHINGTON, June l0-7l r NJ,
Tho Presidents message, communicated to tho
Senate 10 day, contains protocols Of the confer.
oncea between Mr.. Pakenham and Mr.. Buchan.
an, IN reference to The adjustment Of the Oregon
controversy From the strict injunction imposed
on tho members OF the Senate. and from the man.
ner in which I received such information as |
POSSESS, regret il is not in my power to refer TO
Tho terms aud character OF tho message as oxpi.
city as could desire. | can. however, give a
general outline, sufficient for all purposes OF pub
lie Information. In my letter Of Sunday last, |
mentioned the interviews that had occurred IN
reference 10 this subject between the luncliona-
fies Of tho two Governments, and named tho gen.
oral features, 10 wit the 49th parallol--tho free
navigation Of the Columbia river during tho char.
ter Of the Hudson Bay Company, which expires
IN 1858, and its ro-chstter. If ono should he glvon
--Vanoouvofs Island and common right thro'
Tho Straits Of Fuca.
Mr.. Pakenham's power of settlement is condi'
'ionaL IL tho Senate will approve of tho propo'
siuon as il stands, then he is authorized to 90 on
and complete a treaty without further instrue.
ions from the Home Government. IL not, and
any important amendment is inserted, II must ho
referred back again. Great Britain never will
consent 10 abandon the navigation Of tho Colnm.
b'a liver entirely. From the evidence submitted
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DIED

In this place on the llth inst, after short IL.
ness Mr.. A. L. DERR, formerly of Lincoln
county
Also, on the 10Th instant SARAH A., daugh-
ter of Mr.. n. b. Taylor, in tho third year OF her
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MARRIED

In this County on the 9th inst, by David
Maxwell, Esq, Mr. JNo, KEENAN, to Miss
MARY HUCkS.
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For Sale.

sA GOOD WORK MULES For further par.
80 uculars enquire al this ofiiSs
june /, 40 l39
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REGENERATION OF n HAMrsnIRE.

Tie new Legislature Of New Hamp.
shire assembled at Concord on the 81 in.
slant. Ia the House Of Representatives,
h. the united vote of Wings and Indepen.
dents, John p. Hale e, Representative in
the last Cnngrcss) was chosen speaker.
The Senate Of the State, having appoin
ted a President pro tan. on the same day
met the House d Representatives il Con.
'entIon, and filled the six vacancies 10 the
Senate (none'eciions 'or want Of clear
majority IN each case) by elccting six
" Wigs, so hat the Senate Is now compo.
sed Of eisl, Wings and four Loco Focos.
There beng no election Of Governor by
the people, the TWO Houses me, on the 9Th
and elected Gen. Anthony Colby, the whig
Candidate, Governor or the ensuing year,
BY majority 81 n votes.
Thus II appears lhatlhe regeneration Of
New Hampshire is complete, and as con.
sequence Of this great triumph Of frinc.
lici We u''S'pAl' Nluu Cat4oU OF the su'
piemacy Of the Laws By the dts'ticling
the State for Tie choice Of Representatives.
to Congress, in compliance with the law Of
the United States 10 that effect.
Later accounts state ions r. IIALr has
been elected Y $ Senator from the llh
Of March. II t.; also, that the Legislq.
ture has passed resolution to apply Tor
the share coming 10 the State, from the
proceeds II the snlcs Of the pubic lands
yeas l9l nays Gl.
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m the Senate, IT is possible she might consent 10
stipulation Of years IN regard 10 tie posscssory
rights. The British Govornmenttase s the ground
that upon considerations of national pride. as
wen as rom good faith towards her subjects. lhey
cannot be surrendered without remuneration. Ii
y leit optional, however with the United States
. luxe tiem Of a fair valuation. and whenever il
may o. most acceptable and convenient There
II letter among the papers from Mr.. McI.ane,
winch induced Tie authorities here 10 ex poet moro
available terms than have been submitted lie
seems to have misappehonded some points.
Should the Senate refuse 10 advise, the mos,
Alarming emburrlssmcnis are visible IN the fulure
Ar Polk has said enough in his mess4g pc 10 con
vince that chamber that unless they pursue this
course no immediate alternative Of adjustment
is lclt open.
The terms do not embrace any thing that hss
not at ono time or other been offered 10 Great
Britain By the United States.
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!, leas than Hall IN Million OF Dol
lars per day."

Here is something fnr tho people Of
North Carolina to reflect about. Our rc.
sources are sufficient for all our own labd.
ties, bat when We have to contribute our
quota to tho General Government, 10 pay
or deb, Of from one hundred and fifty to
twr hundred million Of dollars a year, It is
tine fr the people TO inquire, Why are
these things 50 lialf million Of dollars
per day gives an expenditure Of more than
$4,000 every hour nearly $3.50 every
stNrrs-nnd SO every SECOND. When
the Direct Tax Collectors comes amongst
Us The People will then open their eyes
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ncnl nearly Five hundred thous-
FACTS FOR TIE PEOPLE.

While the Loco Foco press is striving
to divert public attention from an oNlml.
nltlonof the causes Of The war by charge
q a want Of patriotism on the part e The
Wigs, VIC would ask tic people il they
have any idea Shal the cost, even ,ho4 Gar,
has been, or the military expenses Of the
country. We dare say not one IN ten has
the mos, dislan, idea Of is extent. We
tell them that the expenses Of the existing
War is gccumula'ing al the enormous rate
Of sl5o,oo,co0 per anoum A few days
gro 10 debate winch took place IN the
Sc.atc the payment Of troops coming up,
Mr.. Webster made the following statement:
Since thal sla,ect had boon intellectually cal.
jsl up, lie would direct tar attention Of tbo hon.
1nrc mem,cH mere directly charged .tU lhp
f1lucisl sGaus Of thc Government t1 ldp tnor.
nous expense ,ltoady incurred ly tho military
preceding he bad taken pain. to masc ZONE
inquiry al the proper sources, and, from ihe best
Information he could obtain, DO loun4 th1t Use
military expenses Of the Government were hard.
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body in Speech, the matter and manner
OF which were worthy Of the welI.esiab-
llshed reputation Of its distinguished au.
thor. We happen to know that, four days
before the delivery Of this Address, pen
had not been put upon paper, in relation 10
its subject matter. And, yet, for useful
Information, graphic delineatlon, highly
seasoned wit and humour, il has not been
our 10, to witness happier effort. The
Governor ought to adopt as the motto on
his shield" SemPcy pdratus.
On "Wednesday night, the following De-
Chalmers, selected from the Sophomore
Class, delivered OGaiions, VIZ
/. OLIVER r. MeAREs, Wilmington Judge
Story's Address at the Commemoration of
the Settlement Of Salem.
I 2. JoHN X. STRANGE, Fayetteville i" The I.c.
per-" by Willis
3. THoMAs T.. WATSON, Chapel HIS CASTOR
on the Loan Bill"
4. SEATos GALES, (Ralcigh, Erskines De.
fence Of Stockdale.
/ 5. GEo. v AsmINGros. (Goldsboro,A Sprapue
on the Bill for the Relief Of the Soldiers
OF the Revolution"
NM. A JENKINS, (Wauenton,, Clay on the
Bank Veto
| 4 BELnELD w. CAVE Chapel HIS Battle
Of Waterloo" by Byron.
Thursday was COMMENCEMENT day, and the
following was the order Of the Exercises, VIZ:
FORENOON.
|. Sacred Music
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FonNprUEE wARE-RooMs.
JOhN NJ.

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=. p AZ tesgilsi FaultUtc. 81 ~. - n,. ~, lea
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has N handsi
Spi - ~ 'he ,aic,i and mrs fsshionaNic s'yiss
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IAALS- Pam. Csrfsr, MsirFnnv 30. 81. all
~ ~hset ~lh o. odd o. So % not ly~ef ihsn "a
any o'hes rsFahfshtn~nt -, The city
UPHOLSTERY. VENETIAN BLINDS LOOK.
lNS CLAsSts. FRAMES, AID az oihsf Csbssoi
W-fr iGfbisiict ~ usdsr
MAHOGANY yENEERs-A good uoes co.
salr iuN.
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ECEfyED By MI rNDEa<IcNED
fnsn the cites ps New York. PhilsJ~lvhi.
and b,lt'n're. a large aai grnersi s.-srtmsn, of
~hsh 10 addition ~ fsssner s,ock uakes
ID g us-0rmsnt e~.mpi,i~. 81 ~hrh The iolo~ins
- part. ~L'sh no, ace ia. o..I 10 eel ON The
tno<, desirable lerus
i070 = *. Roo C,hsv
rs 80 Java do
u ,o p~pee,
20 do P,menia
IS ehesis You're ifs.-n TIE,
30 d" Guur'~ds, -,d ~ipp.t,si
100 bfis Np2 spd 2 Ms.Aer,l
25 ,, Sagaf
1000 Lh. G.fs,. Scpth Saul
1000 LIS Cod fi,h
3oo0 Do Braag'. 3 shea,hirs Copper
800 B.iesT TIN fipis
1000 LIS santa TIA
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? ,a-s. i.alp-ues Bali
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400 b. Casa
, BrS Cirvfs
so Love. ka,sm-
, Bales s mOsd.
10 Brs Ahtm
Bt Nuim,g.
Is Nate. ChvcDsts
20 gr- Chopped L,fNoud
10 10 Greats GHgrf
Stersinr Iidtrn
.a-k b,aphiask
20 s.rs Mustard
IS b,,s. e., oOJi.h Tohaecy. 5. -, ard L.
Lumps
To- Bf. n O 81 iassrs
70 do srgsf Home
FLEMING g. HUNTER
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isksn 10 Etchsusr. Baron. tafj, feafher-. hesy
n... BsnsE. Clv,st SEED. Pierced C'rsenr Reg,
tie FLEMiNC & HUNTER.
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wHottskIE Am EgrAlL
UAr MD gAP $50 ~.

~ On lnisn 80 ~ near Va, sat ~ -
~ tae Aisftrf Hru-s.
DARE & fiocE. are nov mnnoi.,.a,hf ana
~Hi seq ronsenis "a hand. y tafac b.ssureti 81
iiATS al CAPS ~ shs hh~. ,'.b-. aad uaaa.
sseio'si Gem the hfst m-tsrat. BIB q. ". lrnuc
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'sAAies sfa1lhe pas Nn 80 Or C,rs re rm.
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Az ttose ~ Nhhie ra ttheif~ artie ani '.tes
E~e,ifls nshial az Urs ahi Css ~h s'sass
\ dihens car ~ ahf.tuer whlt oe etnlir
n''ke kno~nehnl ifH4i I'D hl al mtt ran
go0t Wtii aDi kw fn,e.
,epi DARE & ff9Gis rIira III.
sECoNoMY Is WEALTH
49, iastn nahufsrtrnrd = iius tme az
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80 nr griry fssa usfa', ~ htas-t san tNessLCrd
vask srn. Much Viii snsbir nae = p oa, a Grs'
nfe tist. "a sns Onc Nani-ss q Cse.p sra sasi az.
se4S- a@ss been lxlAg in tas epg a sad uany
yee'snssit hfek am enirdeh - rsit,osge. Gru
Hrnes ~an lns . hsi rate viii iic.sr LA,r be,f
r~rrs-eses. rad 20 = leN cals fhtf ,hsii have ihcm
norotdits Np oricr. Wafr,utd rutio tnak.
Hats aud Cap. ofai Aila. cprsIamiy ~ h7td. 10
ny ohoap la nnj Cap Lciofy. tamot 81 Mstn
AL Iition -. Nise'loC. ".
Gel 80 SAMUEL y HARPER
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THNliY kEEP c1us'ahiiy on hard, a vofy a..
- 'tHsife ts,ot e,cnt ~ supsror Nab eapY
, tench aid Gro, o. O. aif,. Y Il ~ thsifs. sals.
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Iyici Sioasis. assorled si1% iosefiof with every
"hef srbcle Of az iaRa ssle sed 5ssl flashed
, ut0tufc rsrf uGcfed N ihit city.
Ott snd Ai-hesnny Framed L,ksg Glasses o
eS"D Narseiy aud ptce tpotins Ulas. riaio. e all
'ifes. fnrsit ssd Picture fnne, on haWs .sd
nsde - oFdff
Ip'oasisfy Wore cop.iaing Of Fesrbcr Beds
buls'es end Piiiow@ ithif. coEso. Iinsk Synps
sad Straw hisnr-ssesi Bianheis. Q1,its. oamiors
spehtss Bouss. Oh ci.tl, covsrs. PtHs.clath
Ira-s Stats II "a Aiad-; ,gerthst ~ii cSsry e,hs,
a~".e!ssoi UPHOLSTERY wa'e. ca land sad made 10
otdff
Neoiiiar sDd Stat windoe niinS-; wiodo~
shs4cs 81 cyeiy variety aud coiofi ~ - ~hirh VII
le ssld 81 yery iow r,ire' sos wsttnied Of he
bel qnaihy A., MAnooANr NFSgsRs. Ia,
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