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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-09-09
Low SHE LIES WHO BLEsT OUR EYES

BY MRS. NORTON.
Low she lies, who blest our eyes,
Through many sunny day;
She may not smile, she will not rise
The life hath passed away.
Yet there is world ofiight beyond,
Where we neither die nor sleep;
She is there, of whom our souls are fond,
Then wherefore do VIC weep2
The heart is cold, whose thoughts were told
In each glance of her glad, bright eye;
And she lies pale, who was so bright
She scarce seemed made to die.
Yet we know that her soul is happy now,
Where the saints their calm watch keep;
That angels are GROWING that young brow,
Then wherefore do we weep.
i. Her laughing voice, made all rejoice,
Who caught the happy sound;
There was gladness in her very step,
AS it lightly touched the ground.
The echoes of voice and step are gone,
There is silence still and deep;
Yet we know she sings by Gods bright throne,
Then wherefore do we weeps
The cheeks pale tinge, the lids dark frne,
That lies like shadow there,
Where beautiful in the eyes of all,
And her glossy golden hair;
But though that lid may never wake
From its dark and dreamless sleep;
She is gone where young hearts do not break,
Then wherefore do we weep?
That world of light, with Joy is bright,
This is world of woe:
Shall we grieve that her soul has taken flight,
Because we dwell below?
We will bury her under the messy sod,
And one long bright tress we'll keep:
We have only given her back to God,
All! wherefore do we weep!
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-09-09

A Jusr REpRooF.-A lady who had married a man
of great good nature, but little deficient in point
of understanding, reproached by her brother-n-
law, who told her in dirision that she had coupled
herself to fool. $50 has my sister, for no man OF
sense would endeavor to give any woman mean
opinion of her husband.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-09-09
FRANCE.

The Rev. DIR. BUSHNELL, of Hartford, CT. who is
of the present aspect o: things in France, fol
lows:
l SIN surprised by what see of the condition and
character of the French people. They are fast be-
coming new people. The revolution was terri
BILE, but yet am convinced great good to France.
1t has broken up the old system, and blown it as
chaff to the winds. Priestcraft has come to full
end-the lordy manors of the hierarchy are utterly
swept away. Property has gone into a new distr-
bution-itis in fact well Observation-Disclosures, nowhere
as might show by statistics, save in the United
States. Industry is called into action and stimua
ted by new hopes. Wealth is increasing. Educa-
ton is becoming topic ofgreater INTEREST," and with
all this, it is clearly to be SEEM which must indeed
be consequence, that the character of the people
undergoing very marked change. had heard
of the volatility of the French people, who has
nothing else, and indeed, that should hardly keep
my gravity. The first thing that struck me on Ian
ding from Italy was that had come among sedate
sober, and thinking people. They have look of
care as you pass them, and walks as if they had
some business on their hands. Judging from their
manner, you would think you had mistaken their
country and landed in the United States. Nothing
is SO common as to hear that Paris far less gay than
it used to be- and yet it is richer and more populous
than ever.
No country in Europe is advancing SO rapidly as
France. doubt whether there is any, where more
general happiness. You will see more filth and
wretchedness in London in one day, and will be ac-
costed with beggars than in Paris during week.
indeed have scarcely been saIutedby abcggar since
have been here. Even New York is far worse than
Paris in this respect. Such nation, rely upon 1t, is
republican or not.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-09-09

The more we know of History, the less shall
teen the subjects of 1t: an to despise species,
the price must too of the pay for knowledge
oft,
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-09-09
THE MEXICAN WAR.

Afate letter from gentleman in Mexico has been
shown us, in which the writer states that Gen. Pare
DIES has succeeded in raising thirteen thousand
troops, but such troops not to be described.
"The new regiments" he adds, are chiefly compos-
ed of peros and jarochos-the iowestin the capital,
and there, their half-naked state they furnish
ed with musket, and taught roughly and toughly
how to load, aim and fire. General Paroles seems
determined to make amends for his past conduct, of
moi resisting the nyason and he will leave positively
on the Sis inst. July for San Luis Potos, in or
der to JOIN some 1000 men, that waiting for him
there, and thence proceed to Monterey, where Gen.
Meiia shall wait for him. Nearly two thirds of this
army the aforesaid leperos and jaroehos-msera-
bic looking beings, who may fight hard, but not with
the necessary dicipllne." -.Neiv Orleans Delta.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-09-09

CoNuMpRuM FOR THE YArcH CLuB.-Why do sail
ors always have fresh eggs at sea. Because the cap
tancan lay to.( two) as often as he pleases. ~
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-09-09
VOLUME III-NUMBER 80.
CHAs. WOODRUFF, EpIroR AND PRorRIEroR.
TERMS

TERMS
One Dollar and fly cents, if paid in Advance; 9TH
,rwise T,co Dollars will invariably be charged.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
For one square, Ia lines rless] one week, so so.
sc g for subsequent insertions perWeek %.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-09-09

What's more convenient than one lin e!
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-09-09

CONCEALED WEAPoNs.-A boy, who had his fists
in his pocket, was Accessibility his master in the fol-
lowing man rer:
lIallo, boy, take those fists out of your pockets;
it's against the law to carry concealed weapons in
this state"
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-09-09

MILLER's LAsr.-When is wine merchant like
shipl When he's laying in port.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-11-27

Publishers Of Browns Grammars, New York Read
ders, &c, have a ve,y large assortment OF School,
Medical, and Miscellaneous Books. Merchants,
Colleges, District Schools and Town Library
Companies furnished at low prices.
SAMUEL S. g. WILLIAM WOOD, 25l Fear st.
Importer of German, French, and all Foreign
Books for Colleges, public and private libraries,
&c. Single ook imported to order, Publisher
of Homeopathic Books-Importer and Dealer
in Hompophatic Medicine:
VIM RADDE, No. 322 Broadway.
Importers of English and French Stationery, and
manufacturers of Account Books, Manifold Let
ter Writers, Croton lux, &c. large assortmtn nj
of cheap Account Books, suitable for Southern
and Western Trade.
FRANCIS g. LOUTREL, II Maiden Lane.
Lewis fraucs, Cyrus II. Loutrel.
Importers of Fiench and English, Fancy and Stapl'
Stationary:
RICH & LOUTREL, 81 William street.
English and French Tissue aud Writing Papers
Sealing Wax, Waters, Steel Pens, Parchment
Inks, Fluids, &c. Screw aud Lever Copying
| Presses OF every variety.
Manufacturers OF Account Books for the Trade
| Papers of every description at the manufacturers
prices Domestic Stationary commission.
| James V. Rich, W. L0utrel
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Merchant TaiIOrs.

sLANPHIER & HASCY, Merchant
TailoFs, have opened their splendid new store, No.
20s Broadway. Sd door above the franklin
House, where will always be found n choice selec-
tion.of Piece Goods, ready made Garments and
GentleTnens Furnishing articles Of the latest i'm
portations.
Umbrellas parasOIs. Canes EEhQ1ebOnes
CALKlNS & BARROW, % Maiden Lane, corner
Of Nassau st., manuftctory and Wholesale ware.
house Of Umbrellas, Parasols, Parasnlettes, SUI
Shades. Walking Canes, Whalebone, Umbrella
Silks, Ginghams, Furniture, etc. Deales from
all parts Of the country are invited 70 call
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LitAographic Prints. &C.

Publishers Of Original Colored Prints, superior ar
ticles, at the lowest prices for Cash Orders nc
companied by a remittance punctnaly attended
to. Agents wanted in the different towns
throughout the country.
SARONY g. MAJOR, SO Nassau ST., near Fulton
N. CURRLER, No. SO Spruce ST., after the Isl
November DIT his old stand, No. , Spruce, corner
of Nassau, nearly opposite the City Hall. NC
isno preparing to supply orders for LitbogIa-
phicyPrints, nom to 250,000 at "a hours notice
His assortment is the most extensive IN the Uui
ted States, aud consists almost exclusively o
original drawings executed by the best artists ir
the country. Agents for the South and Yves
supplied at small advance on the cost Of publ
cation. IIo invites competition but defes opPo
aitioO
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JOHN CT AIRY
Yazoo city, October 10. 1876. l5-tf.
JACKSON COLLEGE.

HTHE second session for the Scholastic
Il year in this Institution, will commence
on the fret Monday in October.
T. c. THORNTON, D. D, President and Pro-
fessor of Ancient Languages, &c.
j. IA. PUGH. A. d. Professor of Mathemat-
les and Natural Philosophy.
Col. j. D. MITCHLLL, Professor of English
Literature and Principal OF the Preparatory
Department.
fERMs.-For Orlhography. Reading Writ
ing and Arithmetic in tie Preparatory De-
pariment, per session of 5 months, SI2 SO
These with English Grammer and
Geography, IS 90
For the Languages or College course, 25 90
student pays from the lime of entrance
10 the termination of The session, and 10 de-
duction for lost lime, except in cases of pro-
tractod illness.
Beard can be had in the College or in pri~
vate families for ten dollars per month, each
student finding his bed, bedding, washing
and candles.
The board must be paid monthly, and the
tuition for each half session, in advance.
The hours OF recitation during the fall
and winter session are from TO IL O'Clock,
aud from to 4. During the spring and
summer session fIom 10 10, ard from to 5
The late examination was most creditabIe
| TO the Faculty and students, and it is hoped
that the College will continue TO be patroniz-
ed by those who are anxious to have their
sons properly educated.
TRUSTEES.
| A G Brown, Presf, Robert Huges,
Wilson Hemingway, VIM S LangleH
Jas E Mathews, VIM Yerger,
VIM Clarke Edward Picket,
| J D Freeman, Charles Scott,
! Charles Brad ford.
! Jackson, September l6, 1916. 13-lf
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Glass, china and Qucensware.

importers and Dealers in French and English China,
Glass. Earthenware, Looking Glasses, Clocks
and Britannia Ware:
RICH ARD F. HAVILAND, No. 80 Maiden Lane,
between Pearl and William streets. Merchants,
Hotels and Vessels supplied on the best terms.
Importer aud Wholesale Dealer in EarthenwAre,
China and Glas.:
F. W. OGSBURY, Sc Courtlend st. between Wash
ingtOn and Greenwich streets.
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FrWit IPeeS Tor S0Ie.

II HtllC n TUGS AOE SdtACO |
HATCH'S NURSERY.
WWANY friends Of this Southern Nursery |
IVA are knowing 10 the fact that the senior |
partner of this concern departed this life
some 90 months ago. and that the surviving
partner, r. Griffith, is with the Army of InO
vasion in Mexico Previous TO the departure
of Adj't Griffith, he requested of me TO SUPP
erintend and issue the Annual Catalogue,
stating that the bead gardner had been in>
s1ruCted TO keep notes and deliver The same
to me. This same gardner has failed to
so, having ielt the State, without leaving any
data at all. / am therefore totally unable 10
make out satisfactory Cataloge; not being
able to state the time of the ripening Of fruit,
er, in fact, anything definite. | am now
placed in charge of the entire concern dur
| ing the absence of my friend, and | trust
make not the appeal in vain when | solicit
aid from all friends Of the cause, or orders
from all who desire good and select fruits.
| beg Of the Press and editorial corps 10 aid
me, as l have mcst Cheerfully aided them;
and more than this, our friend Griffith is bat>
Ting our cause, the cause of our country,
and he must lose by his military and patriotic
spirit, at least $25OO.
l Twill haven head gardener who thorough
ly understands the business; | will person.
> ally attend to all orders, and will, to the best
of.my ability, endcavOr to give satisfaction.
PRICES OF TREES.
APPLss 25 cts-A large, increased variety on
hand;
!. Pears so Cts
PRAcHEs 25 cts-A choice selection & vari'tyi
i NEcTARINEs 25 cts. 6 -
: PLUMBs so cts, and all other fruits at usua
prices.
SHRUBBERY, FLOWERS, &c, the same as here
tolore: The business in fac going on as usu
al, only that this years work is nearly lost
but this conflicts not with the present rates
l would request that orders be left at the
e Nursery, or if more convenient, with my
friend, w. v. Davenport, in Vicksburg; al
of which shall receive my attention before
they are filled.
If particular kinds be required, please Il
k specify; and also, whether other varieties
II may not be placed in lieu thereof. If left tt
e my judgment, / will mace the oest selection
am able, underline circumstances, as hav
had correct account taken of all that hav
= been worked.
- I beg as personal favor thatmy persona
friends will give their aid, as feel som
united action is absolutely necessary 10 pro
tect the interest Of our absent and patriot
friend. M. W.PHlLlPS.
n LOG HALL, Miss, Sept. 90, 1916.
r. GT Letters addressed me, directed "Ed
~ wards Depot, Kinds co. Miss" shall NEE
q with prompt attention.
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factnrers and Wholesale Dealers in Clothing.
have always on hand very assortment of Cloth,
ing, made Of the best materials and in the best
manner. Those in the Trade and Others are in
vited to call and examine our stock and STYLES.
which we think exceed any Others in point OF
style and workmanship in the market We are
also prepared 10 manufacture Clothing for the
South and Wet in a style and manner to defy
competition.
CT. Longstreet. D. speck.
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N. E. JAMES, % Cliff ST., between Fulton & john
shlrt. stock and Hosier1 Warehonse.

shirt, stock and Hosiery warehouse.
E. STONE & GREACEN, 107 William ST., corner
of John and Sc John. have been for the last Ia
years in the Gentlemen's furnishing business, and
have large stock of manufactured and selected
by themselves of Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Stocks,
Ties, Scarfs, Cravats, Undershirts, Drawers, Hos
iery, Suspenders, Gloves, etc. Merchants and
Merchant Tailors can here select from large
sock, articles that cannot fail to please them,
both in quality and price.
Importers, Manufacturers, and Wholesale Dealers
in all descriptions of Gentlcmtns Hosiery Stocks
Cravats, Scarfs, Shirts, Collars, Bosoms, Suspen-
ders, Cloves, Caps, etc:
JOHN M DAVIES & JONES, LOG William st.,
s. E. corner OF John.
importers, Manufacturers, and Wholesale Dealers
in Linen and Cotton Shirts, Under Shirts, Draw.
ers, Hosiery, Scars, Stocks, Cravate, Collars
JOHN P. WAKEMAN & CO., rs Maiden Lane
and Liberty street.
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Manufacturer Of Plain, Japanned and Planished
Tin Ware. and Dealer in Britannia Wale, Coffee
Mills, &c. Also Importer of PIanished and
Block Tin Ware, Metal Sauce Pans, Tea KIT
ties, Enammt lied Ware, &c:
P. B. CLARK, Is Plat street.
Manufacturers and Dealers in Britannia Ware,
Plain and Japanned Tin Ware, Cone and Globe
Lanterns, Tea Trays, Fry Pans, Sauce Pans,
SLovels and longs, Coffee Mills, Spoons, Iron
Wire, Rives, Kettle Ears, &c. Importers Of
Block Tin and Planished Ware:
BENHAM, JOHNSON 4 CO., 2723 Pearl street
near Fulton.
Darius Benham, Geo. w. johnson, NJ. z. Whitney
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in Plain anC
Japanned Ware, Timers Tools and Machines
Importer Of Block Tin and PlanishCd Wares.GEc
EDWARD CARTER (of the late firm of Locke &
Carter 81 Fulton St, between Water and Front
Manufacturer Of Plain and Japanned Tin Ware
sad Importer of Hardware, Block Tin and
Pianished Ware:
N. E. JAMES, % Cliff ST., between Fulton & Joh
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prernnmnll Roofs.

Fine Boots for S3 SO city made, equal TO those cold
in other stores for IS 90. Fine French Call
Boots FOR "a so equal to the best nude IN the
cily for Sc 90 or 81 90 al. YOUNG q NEs'S
Fashionable French Boot and Shoe Shoe manu-
factory No. a Ann. st. near the american .Museum,
Our Boots having been judged in the late Fair al
Niblo's are said TO be The best ever sold in the
city Quick sales and small profits is our motto
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nnficfan.

JOHN ROACH, 50 Nassau street, Thermometers,
Surveying Comprises and II stfuments il general
for wholesale dealers. Lenses ground 10 order
for any purpose. German and French Daguer-
reotype apparatus aud all the materials nsed in
the art Appafatus of bis own make, superior
to any made in the United States. Spectacles
suited 70 every sight. Orders. with cash, prompt
IL attended to.
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Paper Hansings.

n. A. HOWELL s. CO, manufacturers and whole
sale dealers in this article, keep constantly OH
hand at the warehouse of their m lnufactory, No.
198 Pearl ST., the largest ad most extensive va
rely Of new tyles to be found in the United
States, % which they particularly invite the at
tentiop Of dealers The facilities we possess in
newly invented machinery, &c, for producing a
superior quality of goods, enables US to sell al
our warehouse at first mandatory prices.
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WINDOW SHADES

kelly & RIKER, 1911 Chatham st, manufacture
ers and Importers of Shad s and .Nountings, ex-
clusively.-Deaers can save from 10 to 50 per
cent. bY calling as above, which is the only man
ufactory Of any extent in The United States.
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FANCY GOODS.

Importer and Wholesale Dealer in French. Engli h
aud German Fancy Goods, Combs, Brushes, Per.
fumeIy, &c. Manufacturer of Portable Desks
Work Boxes, Dressing Cases, Card Cases, Pocket
Books, Wallets, &c.
GEO. 2. CHOLWELL, No. "a Maiden Lane.
Importers Of English, French and German Fancy
Go DIS, Gold and Guilt Jew elry, PerIumery,
Stationary, &c:
SILL g. THOMPSON, "a William st. up stairs
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Canton. Tea Company.

THE NEW YORK CANTON TEA GOMFANY,
at l25 Chatham 81. and 1853 Greenwich St, is the
oldest exclusive Tea Establishment in america.
Merchants and others wishing to contract for the
sale Of our superior Packed Teas must apply inn
mediately--ifby mail, prepaid.
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale.


II WELL, as Administrators upon the estate
i Of Beniah Cody, decd. and BY virtue
Of an order Of the Hon. Probate Court Of
Yszoo county and State Of Mississippi, ex>
pose to public auction, before the door OF
Winn's Hotel, 10 the town Of YazoO City,
on the 18th day Of December, A. d. 1886
on a credit of twelve hnonthe, the following
real estate, viz:-Northwest quarter and
west half, southwest quarter and cast hall
Of southeast quarter Of Section 10, and the
east half northeast quarter Of Section IL
Township 10, Range 8, West, belonging tc
said decedenls estate. Bond and security
will be required Of the purchaser.
LYDIA COODY,
Admir- of B. Cody, decd,
Yazoo City, Oct. 80, 1916. l7-6t.
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Stained Glass.

Staiped Glass aud Metal Sash Work of every des-
criptioc made to order. Designs from the conn
try faithfully and promptly executed and war
rantcd to give satisfaction.
CARSE q READ, Spruce street.
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DRAPERS AND TAILORS.

A. PIETCH g. CO., 176 Broadway. under How
ards Hotel; ale receiving their Fan and Winter
supplies Of Cloths, CassiIneres, Vcstings, &C. Our
stock comprises the richest assortment ever offer
ed in this city, and our facilities in making up
garments are such as enables us to compete with
any house, amt at prices lower than the usual
rat s. A large assortment Of garments ready
made Of the best styles, always on hand
Manufacturers and Dealers in fine Shirts. Collars,
Bosoms. and under Garments. Merchant Tailor,
and Dealers are invited to call and examine our
stock.
MORRISON &JONES, Diapers and Tailors. 1876
and ST w illiam ST., Washington stores.
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To DENTISTS.

JOHN D. CHEVALTER, ia Broadway, establish
ed 1884, has for ID years devoted his whole atten-
ton to the manufacture of Dental Instruments
and hasalways a large Stock on hand. For the
superiority Of his instruments he refers to any
Dentist Of seven years practice in the Union.
Gentlemen desiring a catalogue, and list Of prices
will have one sent to them BY sending their adj
Flrnss Dost Maid
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SaIaman1Ier Sofes

Rich & Co.'S Patent Improved SalarRander SaEs
DoIbe and Single, warranted free from damp
ness, as well as fire proof-an improvement upor
Wider's Patent. For sale by
a. S. MARVIN, Agent for the manu- facturer, 80.
Water st. Also by Isaac Bridge New Orleans
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FANCY soaps and PcrfnmerY.

Fancy Soaps and Perfumery.
The only GENUINE WALNUT Oh MILITARY SHAVING
Soar, manufactured by I'm. JOHSON, late
Johnson, Vroom and Fowler, with every desCrip-
ton OF Fancy Soaps and Perfumery, at the
steam soap works, 81 Courtland ST, cheaper
than any hou;e in the United States.
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Stoves. ReIIs. &c.

Wholesale Dealers in Stoves and Castings. a large
assortment Of the various Patterns now used, on
hand; among which is AtwoOd's celebrated EN-
pire COX Stoves, Cauldrons, Sugar Mills and
Kettles, Church, Factory and Steamboat Bells,
of all skies.
HICKORY & CO.. 239 Water street.
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Straw Goods.
Cash Cloth Store.

KNOEPFEL, GREGORY &FOOrE, 80 John st =,
up stairs, between Nassau and William, Importers
and Dealers in French German aud English
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestiugs, Tailors Trimmings
&c, &c:
Dry Goods Merchants and Tailor's visiting The City
of New York are respectfully invited to examine
onr Stock
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WindOw Shade DepOt,


BARTOL & DE .mAUNY, manufacturers and I'm
purters, No. Spruce ST. Shades of all descripr
lions, kinds and sizes, 60 per cent cheaper than
can be bought at any other place. Trimmings
at Manufacturers prices. Signs, Banners, and
Inferior Decorations done in style not to be
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Trunks aud Carpet Bags.

PETERS, HORTON & CO., manufacturers and
VIII Desale dealers. Repositories No. 60 Maiden
Lane, New York, and corner of Canal and Mag
aziae streets, New Odeans.