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90 Rev. J. N. CAMPBELL, d. D., of Albany, N.
York. will, with the leave OF Providence, preacn in
tbs FIRST Presbyterian Church (ReV. Mir. AcKUsD
on SABBATH MORNING, at the usual hour, and in
the Afternoon al O'Clock, IL
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0I3-Ths Rev. Mr.. TAYLOR, Of Boston, will preach
in St. JOHNS Church, Liberty street, on SUNDAY
EVENING, at s O'Clock. II.
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a L NJ A n A G,
MARRIED.

On me YIN inst by Rev. E. X. Veitch, FL 4
ERs TO LOUISA !. DALEY, all of this CITY,
On the / tn inst. by Rev. ID. A. Payne j. M Pf
of Annapolis, to Miss ANN e. BRowE, Of this cit
On the 10th inst. by Rev. J. @. Hammer, CHAs
BEACH to Miss SARAH G. HYDE all of this city
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OFFICE OF EMORY & co. ,

VVIJOSIIt
h9-OPFlCiAL DRAWING OF the Md. Consoli-
dated Lottery, class No. II, for 1876:
IL IS SO 80 Is 40 So l6 IS 60 10
10 and rs, being the LIST and % drawn Nos each $50
6e and Is, being the ID and 30 drawn Nos. each 30
80 and %, being the Sd and 4th or Is aud 80, be-
ing the 4th and 5th drawn Nos. each I2
80 and ~, being the 9Th and tin; or 6 and &c. be.
ing the 9Th and 9Th drawn Nos. each
All having two OF the drawn Nos. on them, each
All having one only of the drawn Nos on, "
1t EMORY s. CO., No. N. Calyert-st.
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7-L!BRARY COMMITTEE, |. o. o. F. A
meeting of the Committee will b. held on MONDAY
EVENING, 18th inst, in the Library Room, at eight
O'Clock precisely. By order,
jel32t JAMES e. NINDE, Sec'y.
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MARINELIsT-PORT OF BALTIMo
FRIDAY, JUNE IL, 1886.
FRoMrHE EXCHANGE READINo-RooM 30


CLEARED,
Oldenburgian brig Sophie, Addick, Bremen, ID
& GeTdes.
Barque Wyman, Dill, days from Boston, asso
cargo, to T X Mathews.
Schr Jos. Turner, Gibbs, days from Frovide
dOmes'Ics TO w A Cole.
Schr Randall, Cook, days from Boston.
chandize To w Gunnison Il Co.
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk, Saw
terday evening, barque Home, Wingate from n
YsfK, bound up James River, going into Ham
Roads; aud off the Horse Shore, a shin at apcl
boand up.
MEMORANDA.
BaTque Cbenango. Snow, So DAYS from Liyard
arrived at Rio de JaneirO 23d April; and brig Al
Reed, FIN Rio Grande, do. do 2lst,
BaIque COrneia, Young, from Rio de Janeire
schr Decatur, Peterson, from BrazoS Santiago, al
ed at N Orleans Sd inst
BaTque Mary, johnson, and schr Osceola. d
zen6, from Baltimore, via Freeport, arrived at 1
4th inst.
Barqse Sophronia, Hallett, for Baltimore, cIed
at Boston 10Th inst
Brig Water Witch, LeBrou, for Porto Rico, cle|
at Norfolk 10th inst.
Brig Frances, Ingraham, from Baltimore, arrI
at Somerset, Mass, Th inst.
Brig Josehna, from Baltimore, arrived at New n
ION inst; and schr Direct, Briggs, cleared at do.
for BaltimOre.
Br. schr Adventure, Roberts, from Baltimore, az
at Nassau, N. p, 9th ult.
Schr Vermont, Lowry, from Baltimore, arrived
Savannah 9th inst.
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< OMETHIEG VERY NOVEL!

SOMETHING VERY NOVEL!
- A FORTUNE FOR rs CENTS!!
EN0RYS CO., the far famed Prize Agents, oppo-
site Barnums will offer to the public of the United
States beautiful Lottery on every SATURDAY, the
leading prizes in which will be as follows:
1000 DOLLARS!
5000 DOLLARS!
1900 DOLLARS!!!
1000 DOLLARS III! sc. sc,
And the price of Quarter Tickets will be only
rs CENTSi
For the purpose of afiOrdng TO their patrons great
number of chances in these favorte Lotteries, for
trifins outlay, EMORY CO. have determined to
issue certificates of packages of 25 quarter tickets
lone Of which may draw three of the largest pri2es)
for the small investment of SO so. Decidedly the
most profitable method Of purchasing tickets partic-
uary in these lotteries, is by the package, as every
package which EMORY s co. sell , will have in il all
cessarly have in it all the numbers that are drawn
fiom the wheel. The only chances against the largest
prize in the lottery (as the tickets in every package
that Emory Co. sell. are lodTrdnfed to have onthem
all the numbers in the drawng) the chances against
having the three first drawn numbers on ticket
Thus for the small of 25 cents, il you get the
three first drawn numbers on aqulrter ticket, you are
cerlaiR TO receive the handsome amount of
$50 DOLLARS!
1r7- For Tickets in these deservedly popular Lot
teries, application must be made to the well known
and celebrated Prize Agents,
EMORY s CO, opposite Barnum's,
United States Lottery Agency
Baltimore, Md.
lh5. The Prizes sold by this Lottery fra, are all
paid in Gold. Orders from the country, for Tickets
wilt be faithfully attended to, be STRICTLY CONF
Dental, and the best selection of Lucky Tickets
will always be made for correspondents. Ii
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o. 1000 Remember that little Capital To-
DAY, for only rs cents, ut COLVIN CO.'S. Try
"A Packaas II
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MDsEsN.-Beneft Of Mr., Thayer. This deservedly
popular actor takes his benefit at the Museum, this
evening, on which occasion the amusing and enter
tanning comedy Of "Money" will be produced, sup
pored by the whole strength of this excellent com
pany. Miss Henry will also appear in a popular
dance. The entertainments WILL no doubt, be rich,
and well worth visit TO the Saloon, alone from the
strong claims of the beneficiary full and large au-
dence. See tho bills for the evening.
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BRITANNIA WARE.

GPLENDID BRITANNIA WARE.
~ JUST RECEIVED,
fresh invoice of English aud American BRITAIN
MA WARE, Of the latest style, in sets of FIVE and
SIX pieces; various styles Coffee and Tea Pots by
the single piece and by the dozen. Also, CASTORS,
SPlTTOONS, PITCHERS, CANDLESTlCKS, Bed
Pans, Lamps, Soup and Gravy LADIES, Table and
Tea SPOONS, &c for sale very low, wholesale or
retail, at the H0U5 FURNISHING WAREROOMS
No. 10 North Charles st., opposite the Union Bank.
NJ b. Old Britannia Ware of all kinds taken in
exchange for neiO. Coffee and Tea Pots Repaired
jel3 C.E, WETMORE & co
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Ammttan Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
SATURDAY MORNING, JrNE IS, 1915.


of he Oregon Question. The reports from
Washington last evening were, that the Sc
na.7. in Executive session, had advised the Pre-
zdcnt to accept of the proposition made by the
English Government, for the settlement Of the
Oregon question. 1t is said that only sevsn
Senators voted in the negative.
the INsrIrUrIoHs OF GOVERNMENT. 1t is
known that extensive preparations are in pro-
cress for the invasion of Mexico, and there can
k, no doubt that it is the intention of our gov
ernment to place itself in position to dictate
the terms of peace with that nation. These
terms will probably be such as while they will
diminish the extent of the Mexican territory,
may fix the government Of that country upon a
more firm and liberal basis, and enable it to as
sumo more respectable position among the
nations ofthe earth. The internal dissentons
which exists and must continue in Mexico un-
der the present system Of government, (Which
bearing the name of republic is a despotism, }
will prevent that nation from progressing in i'm
provement, and It will therefore be ofadyantage
to the people to have different system adopted
Mexico is largely indebted to the United States,
and without the ability to pay and our govern
ment will probably look to the acquisition of
California for indemnity. Indeed, it will be
impossible to prevent that province from falling
into our hands, if not at present, at soma future
time; and it might, therefore, be as well in the
naora shiloh II 10 cd will
soon take place, for the United States to pro-
pose to take California at a valuation, paying
to Mexico whatever may be the difference be-
tween the value Of the territory and the debt
due to US. tits with an eye to such an arrange
ment we presume, that our government is
pushing its arrangements to invade Mexico at
several points at the same time. II California
Oan be fairly and honorably obtained, it will Sc
cure to US one of the best harbors on the Pacific
OceaR, and will be of immense Importance to
the nation, especially if Mr. Whitney's propo-
sltion be adopted, TO construct rail road across
the continental magnificent proect-bold III
conception, but practicable Of execution-and
which would give US a short and direct COM
munication with China and the East Indies, and
insure to US vast and profitable trade with
these regions; and attract to our country great
portion of tile commerce Of the world.
1t would be as impotic as it would be I'M
Just, for our government to attempt the con-
quest of Mexico with view to annexation
but our armies are to be marched if necessary,
to the city Of Mexico, to give us a commanding
position. The object in view is California.
We want that territory, and government is re-
solved to have it. If Paredes be deposed and
Santa Anna renstated in authority, it is likely
that our object can be attained. without the
trouble and expense Of marching our troops to
the Mexican capitol.
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ZNHAT UNRIYALLED CARMINATIVE.

FNNHAT UNRIVALLED CARMINATIVE.
IL GROWERS INFANT CORDIAL" is the most
popular Medicine now in use among various families
OF me hrst responsibility throughout the country
BoWERS' CORDIAL can be given to the most
tender infant with perfect safety. For children, or
even adults that are afflicted with inward pains the
Cordial will be found of incalcuable benefit For
those children who are afflicted with weakly or de-
oliated state of the bowels, the Cordial will prove
very beneficial. Children while teethng suffer great
amount of pain, and occasion the parent thereby
much anxieiy and trouble, The happy influence that
blowers infant Cordial" exerts, by its very soothing
quaities makes il very desirable remedy in all such
cases; let no family be without this invaluable RENE
dy.-Price IS cents.
For sale wholesale and retail by
P. ROGERS, Druggist and Chemist
corner Of Howard and Marion streets
And at retail by the following agents:- Rodney Giles
san, corner of Madison and Toward Sis; DR.. E. II.
Perkins, corner of Market and Green SITS II. Lemon,
corner of Market and POppeton sts.; A. G. Rdgely
corner Of Howard and Pratt sts. ]. H. Perkins Bro
ther, corner of Green and Franklin sts.; H. w An.
drews, Hill s G. X. Tyler, corner of High and Mar
ket SITS; DR.. T. Rountree, Bel-Air Market; Thos. G.
Hopkins, Broadway, Fe rs Point; ]. B. Stansbury,
Thames st.i G. w. Tucker, Pratt and Eden St; 4, j.
Pitts, High and Pratt ST. e. p Rogers, corner of Paca
and Little Green street, Dr. RGburg. Pratt and Paca
street lel2-lw-jel2 6m
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THE WEEKLY CLtPPER-ImPortant Tnteihg snce,-
To-day's Weekly Clipper is a rich uumber-every
column is filled with highly Interesting news, not on
ly from Mexico Texas, and the "Seat of War" bul
from all other quarters it ass contains further Off
cia dispatches from Cen Taylor; correspondence in
full between Gen. Scott and the secretary OF war; re-
port Of the markets. editorials, &c aud the following
excellent stories.-'.The Neighbor-in-Law, )" "The
Crown Of Hundred Sons" "SeHg Snakes" and
Glove, War, and Duty" Price 3 cents per copy, or
81 per year.
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GWAYWARD,S SUPERIOR

HNAYWARD'S SUPERIOR
u LONG CLOTH MUSLIN
A few cases of those superior Bleached Musns th
have given so much satisfaction TO those who ha !
tried them, have been received and are now opeR |
They are put up in the style of Irish Linens.
whole and half pieces, and orfered expressly for
supply of family customers. Those disappointed
securing piece from the previous lot can SOW sd
ply themselves at HAYWARD'S
No. 95 Howard-st, Sd door from Fayette !
N. B. general assortment eff Seasonable DRI
GOODS, BOnnets, Ribbons, &c.iat low prices. lie
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CLEARED,
0idenburgian brig Sophie, Addck, Bremen, D
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The BRITIsH PkoPosrTIoS. The National
lntelgencer and Union, received yesterday
morning, are silent with respect to the PROPOSE
ton said to have been made to our government
by Mr.. Pakenham, for the settlement of the
Oreson controversy; and their silence tends to
confirm the statement which has been publish
ed, that the proposition is now under consdera-
ton in the Senate-tor, ifthere were no founda-
ton for it, one or both of the papers mentioned
would have contradicted it. We have no doubt
upon the subject; nor can we doubt that, if the
terms offered be such as have been stated, they
will be promptly accepted-unless there be
some under current ofinfuence operating which
is not known to the public.
The Washington correspondent Of the Phila-
delphia American, says, that the President,
in his message to the Senate on the subject,
"requres constitutional majority oftwo thirds
before agreeing to enter upon the formation Of
a treaty. and supposes that the President has
adopted this course, "to save himself from ac-
couniability to the western division of his party
to put the Senate between him and HARM"
1t possible that the President desires to asCer
tain whether treaty, embracing the terms pro-
posed, would receive the sanction of a consti-
tutonal majority of the Senate; but we cannot
believe that he requires this vote to be given as
preliminary to the formation of treaty, or that
he is influenced by the petty motive attributed
TO him. He would deserve to be held in con-
tempt were he to endeavor by such artifce, to
avoid assuming the responsibility attached to
the office which he holds, He may have ex-
pressed the desire to have the sanction of
two-thirds vote, but could hardly have made it
condition of his entering upon the formation
of a treaty.
Now is the favorable moment for settling
this controversy, and he who throws an impro-
per obstacle in the way of its adjustment, will
have much to answer for to the country-for,
upon the decision which may now be given to
the English proposition, will, in all probability,
depend the issue of peace or war. The people
desire the former as most conducive to their
own happiness and the general prosperity; and
woe be TO the politician who, from interested
motives, shall plunge the country into war
with Great Britain. We will not suspect the
President of any such design, for we cannot see
any adequate motive to influence him in the
course. If he designs being candidate for
second term, war with England would not pro-
mote his views, but, on the contrary, defeat
them-ror it would produce military chiettains
in abundance, from whom to select President.
Already we hear General Taylor mentioned for
the Presidency; and were he to be nominated
as candidate, his late military achievements
his moral worth, modest department and
general merits, would make him formidable TO
any competitor.
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ICELAND MOSS COUGH CANDY, FOR
II Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness and difficult Breath
ing. Prepared and sold by G.. K.TfLER,
ap24 Corner Eas: Baltimore and High SIS
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CARD. DR.. c. A. HARRIS, DENTIST, has
- removed from % Sharp street, to the North East
corner of CHARLES and LExINGToN-sTs. jell-lw
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BODIES HYPERION FLUID


rbrHE subscriber having devoted considerable portion
disease. OF the Skin and the Human Hair. also the best
means OF treating aud curing The same, has at length, after
abod0us research and deep investigation succeeded in
bringing perfection composition the virtues ofwhch
he challenges the world 10 excel!
Ladies IL 6nd the Hyperion great addition - he
toilet both account OF It's delicate uni agreeable per
flme aud the great fac ta, hords in dressing the hair
which when mos. with tho Fluid, be dressed IA any
rgured form. pre.rre IL place, whether plain
or IN curis. The following ,peatR for its..E
BosToS, April G.b, 1915
sir Bc6LE-Sir ~ consider II dutY owe you Well
rs 90 those mag be troubled their head and hair
ron Find. by the of which have derived much
asseh For Twelve years troubled with a disease
on the head. ,Ain OF which eogersd ,:h thcA
roet or scay humor i0r dEndnf to ls worst !or which
snurey covered the pcf-s o. he ssn, cEed head
ache and entirely united for >tudg nay hair nso turned
dr. and dead aud AZ last began 10 turn bald aud grey
cure which tried a.. tie aigsrtsed articles OF the day
isI their name IL legion wii1out deriving any hsnaA;
geArd OF your Hyperion Fluid EEf athcug h g h,y
praised ny who had used il, yet afraid !!
but anoisr hunbag Of he das bu "a, Induced by you
gys trial ard am y!rd 70 s.y i has entirely succeed
cd The sAiu ofny heel clear of hurOr taudnf,
my hair IS daiiT growing irkcc and IL fac hea.y
f. is therefore viii tns confidence recommend
iIn. yours IfaIy, SAHU Ell CHAPMAN.
Manufactured aud Tor sale by VIZ. BOYLE, Artist Ia
Hair. 222 Wssaasi ZION, corner OF Sunmef.si- Boston.
For sale hy \. 2. 4 u. SANDS, Drggists. Ten FuGn
OF William, and y fast Broad way, N..s York.
Sold a!.o ~ t. Johnson. ~ Rron1~iy O. Dexter Al
bsHy; W Kacelgnd co. New Orleans, &. X Bliss
oVGngaeld Mas and By Druggists generally NJ 5uieod
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MURDER AND NEGRO STEALISG.--On SUNDAY
,ght sst 22d instant, James Start IT and two othei
men, who not recognized, wen. n tho house "
Johnson Whit.nire in Going Snake District '9rceo 0Pn
the door and kidnapped three negro boys. MT mi
rnra yyus n. the time in his bed, but bong hohe -
the presence Of mind 10 remain quiet III "a" -
stsrr enter fhn house and drag OFT one o. W. -
-h,,rn ne struck over the bead 77th stIcE "Iei III
ac.ed q asyere wound and whom he released s!tcf
Iskiny him of a half mile or So
The no-t morning sma! party TOOK me 'ihii Vi tnc
NON who penetrated the outrage and had NOT gone
MORE than mile and qugrteT before they came Upon
rbe BODY OF Cherokee man, who he'd evidently been
..nbhed 10 death hy ,nc men VINO stole toc nc
groes The bodT lying across their troc7 nc .ad
been stabbed twice once in the upper part ut the ao1n
,nen and once under the left III" parts pursuin2
kent the trail until they discovered that tho nurdeTers
Fad made their way into The State Of Arliansas
(Cneroken advoca,c, Nov. -.
SOUND NAvI0ArioS-Wc learn, wi,hmuch salts
faction that the seanboa.s Worcester and Cleopatra
nave lately been placed in efficient order Tor WIN
ter service They have BEEN rugged with Inasis sna
sails thus avoiding the possibility Of any sucn sad con
urgency az 5cie the Atlantic In case the machinery
of either of these boats becomes unPerTiceaDie al inc
appliances of sail vessel still left to conduct her 10
safe hnrbor. With such precautions, and WIN snch
fsntans as Van pelt and Williams the Norwich route
win be safo it always has been popular nese
,.enyuers must now be be called steam schooners
Herald.
DEATH rs THE BoTTLE-In Canonsburg, IN on
tho eth inst three men undertook to drink liquor on
Lantfy one Of whom drank against the other two Ai'er
drinking quart EACH one OF them commenced on MS
second quart. when he iell dead
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IENNINGs RsTATE.-NoLIse q h.rsLg IL.

{ENNINGs RSTATE.-Sotce is hereby given 10
" he Descendants Of Lee late William Jennings OF Eng
ard WHO eied u lie year l7s, thai Committee OF heir
6-EaI nATag been appointed on the 18th UT Fairfield
CoGn tey would respectfully suggest Inc necessity Of
E7if Immediate, subscription 70 Esd Committee zoe pur
pose Gi csraing TIE * peases OF be eppoir
ed for said estate, amounting ~ H 500 sp
Tue sum desired for The above purpose ia 5i05l Il
would De desirable for persons residing di1-renL
aons % eoleci u subscription with and resden
es 10 Dc Fetnit.-i 10 Tie Committee, who will every
"wednesday r u al Southport, Conn. Any persons h.v
nj u s-ir Possession eJ ancient records relating 10 the
Jennings family would confer favor hy informing lie
Committee. AUGUSTUS JENNINGS,
sec'y Of Cora-,lLIse, SCs4t5pCr1, Conn.
Or 81 addreszing SsrI c. Reid, Esq IA FolrthsL n z
hose vie being OF the heirs would BE- happy 10
ertTe or Eerd such irfoaaop As may sat 10 the frasr
Establishment Of ins;, clatr, di7 w
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san.ns,s SYnrLp cAsTnR on.
miscellaneous.

FNHERE'S a GOOD TINE CO1IiNc-Ayysy
Il Down East The above Hutchinson songs si=c
The Seasons, Old Granite Sls:e. BE Doeih oil things
Well, King Alcohol. Mothers Bible, ixes 10 GriH:,
Humousged Husband. The Cot where ! ga, Bofn,
The Grave Of BonayEue. May Queen. complete or
s.pars.e Dealh Of Warren Over There, Johnny Sand
EXCELSIOR. We age Happy sn1 Free, Ante- Cs!oTnei'
Blind Boz Blow On &c Bncge Of siEhs. and Pau
u4-s Funeral next week Also the songs OF Dcmqser,
Russell. Lover &c ana fu assortment OF Sheet Susie
Wholesale and retail; piano forr. ro..n s,r.ngs ordaes
-. distinction books tor pisuo, oigan &C Ai'' 10Y
psrfaDery snd aacy goods tur he Eoncays
C. HOLT, j. l5d tulto1-'t
10 t-.rnA- r.xt % lhe conner % Broe ~ ~.
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NSHEKIFF sALE.--5Y VIftae % va Of nan ia-
- ciss, 10 me d.r"tlrj and dei'gered 7l expo,e 70
'oe AT public auction TIE leu, day d January 1871 a.
~ twelve ocock H. Al the Vestbds o. the C..Y HsN. W
The city OF Segi of all Id fg iltlc ard iniere, Jo
F. Cunion, iiat be- lad on the @th dag Of July 1871 OK s.
my nnr nf"rn7rd IN vhOse hands s0eyeT ie u1a7
be- o. IN ant ~ nj that certain lot Ism md the dwe1.
Longe or bulldogs thereon, situate, hg aud beiag u ~
SIKH War of tie city Of NrwY Ori The westerly sds
n Elm-srret, and known ard distinguished By lhe nur1er
eight ~ t!m'rret, gnf benYGfsE fee; vide e l'pL.
ard rear, and eighteen feet d-ep le lie same o.
'e7s, together with oil aud singular tie sppeHnncei
ihereuuto br.Ongng Or IN 1nyw!sc Rpp=rlinnH Dated
New-YorE December 4, 1919. WM JONES' Shsda.
a SANFORD, Deputy Sheriff 30 la1Gw
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;IINDnH SHADE DEPOT, No. SpTcee-'i -
" ia9i'sdec IN Isst Ps-.on' about cecoi-;4as ~
holsez n! lie Lois would DO well local and eAA's
OF tie splendid as.o-tnenIs Of paint ever COL
,ec;5 together al painted by arElsis OF sca'' ca rep
uisoG snd ssfeiy say cannot be e4al.-- N .Ae
country ar! VIII be sold al very snail ehvGAee on lHe
original Trimmings Of o.! kinds ~ manu-
prices Artists vii ALWAYS Hld employment Signs oa7-
uers AM Inferior deor1ons done IN style rot 70 &c sur
pa.se5 BARTOL = URNSBEE,
II4Iw Ic!pnrlers aad Manufacturers.