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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-27

RoUBLE IN THE CABINET.-We understand
there is some GOODNESS and cold ducks, some
trouble and trufiles, in portion ofthe Presidents
Cabinet at Washington.
1t seems that Col. Benton has abandoned his
post of Chairman of the Military Committee,
because he has no confidence in the Presidents
Cabinet, embracing Marcy, Mason, Walker, and
perhaps Buchanan. We understand there is a
considerable movement going on in some quar-
tiers, tending to produce an explosion or blow up
In the Cabinet The President has peculiar
liking for Cave Johnson and Senior Richie,
whose minds and capacities happen TO be on the
same level as his own; but he has probably a
different opinion of the talents of other men,
bers ofhis Cabinet, who will not become parties
to his little trifing operations
If Mr.. Benton should succeed in producing
blow up in the Cabinet, of some kind or other,
we shall feel very thankful TO him for it. Per-
haps he could do it in the course of ten days for
sbou. that time We want some " astounding in.
lclligonce" from Washington, and we think Is
might sell well IN the shape Of ~ extra"
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boots shoes, and pumps,s friend Young oppo
site our office lie will give the best French ca boots
Tor 81 so, such sod!n ether IS and S1-
rood pair OF boots he can sell for from 81 50 81 Don
foet that small proits IA the motto Of Mr. Young formerly
OF No Ann street We noud nd all our friends 10
get their boots az the said place IF good boot and
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery -GRANp SPECTACLE OF
THE R.voLUrIoN-THE BorrLK-THE hIoHTruL HEIR.
CHATHAM THEATRE, Chatham street.-Equestran
Drama Of the BRIDE OF AByDos-srArr SEcRETs
PALMOS OPERA HOUSE, Chambers street-Farce
Of LOVE- LVrRY-0rand Ballet of La GnELLs-THr
REVIEW.
CIRCUS BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE, Bowery.
SANDS LENT Co.'s troupe Of HoTsss-k. BANDS and SoNs
Posturing, Equsstrianism, &e. &c.
MECHANICS HALL, Broadway.-Chrsty' Minstrels,
SINsrNe, BuRLEsauE DANCING, &c.
LAFAYETTE BAZAAR, Observation-Disclosures, Me-
cHANIcAL MUSEUM, &c.
BROADWAY ODEON. Acknowledgements Han.
MoNIsTs GREcIAN EXERCISES, TABLEAux VivANTs.
New York. Monday December "a, l847.
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The FREMONT COURT MARTIAL.-We request
our reporter at Washington to pick up his hat
and leave the Court Martial upon Colonel Free
mont; for it is not worthy of any further re-
porting
We entertain the highest respect for every
member of that body, for all the counsel, all the
witnesses, and even for Colonies Graham and
Fremont themselves, and we think that as gen.
tlemen and citizens, they are entitled to respect
and veneration; but we think this investigation
has degenerated into one of the smallest and
siliest pieces of trihing we have ever seen. The
whole question might have been settled in sixty
minutes. Colonel Fremont is guilty of violating
his orders, as military man. General Kearny
was perfectly right in all that has taken place,
and the whole thing might have been terminated
at least in two hours.
We will not encourage trihing in courts
martial; for we much fear from rumors coming
from Mexico, that we shall have more of our dis
tlnguished military men in the same position as
VIE gallant kearny and Fremont. What de-
plorable prospect 1t is to look upon should Gene
raj Scott, General Worth, and even General Pill.
low-Gideon himself-be paraded before the
world, in a court martial in the manner in which
it has been lately done at Washington!
Mr.. Benton was wrong in nstigating such
resistance what was right and proper would
have been to have counselled Col Fremont to
submit to the decision of the court-to acknow-
ledge his error-and thus have settled the whole
affair in couple of days.
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The Mails.

:. RICHMOND, Dec. 16-P NJ.
Nothing was received from the south this morn,n.
WAsHINcTos, Dec. 26-P NJ
no news here. Nothing from the South Weather
Dry cold,
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Tue 3l Broadway, OF this useful and smu.ng invention
bns, with much care finished up beautiful assom -n IA
which he would rail The aierton of those wishing some
thing for th- Holidays
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REVOLUTION IN THE LAVA very important
law has been passed by the lest Legislature, by
which the practice at the bar has been opened to
all the world; and any one, it appears, who
chooses, may Aow become lawyer. Every
plaintiff is now authorized to appoint his own
lawyer, and any one so appointed is eligible to
practise at the bar.
This may all appear, nj first sight, TO nc an over.
whelming revolution in the law; but practically
it will not make any change whatever. Every
one who pleases may be an editor; every one
who pleases may be clergyman, and every one
who wishes may become doctor, under the
existing laws, in this State. But, notwiths,and-
ing this, no one can attain eminenoe or re-.
nown, ormake a fortune, in any of these depart.
ments, without devoting his whole life and la.
Dor ~ acquiring tame and reputation. Such will
now be the case 10 the law. The new law " Ill
NOT increase the number OF lawyers, or make
them better than they have been
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and AZ the same tme, the complete ard elegant article
nov mmuiaciur,d having every requste for gentle mans
toilet ~ nq travelling companion i1ytunbc For sale by
g. SAUNDERS X SON, III Droadway, opposite Howard
81
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Unparalleled Attraction for tho Holida W /.

UHPaIHIfcIeU NttTHCtiuh TOT tho T1OIIdaySs
SPLENDID New Years presents at tho Lafayette Bsxsar leo
and l3l Broadway The proprietor, + A. AUIAULT. has
Just imported $50 600 worth Of Fancy Goods peph his
before magn6e array; and he justified sayig that no
establishments OF the kBd clain hny comp arson with
b ,r Ia regard TO extent OF his pre- courtesy
aud Intelligence Of his rks, the variety btguty excel
lence atd eheapne Of HIS The Barasr has
the for the IA hOnhbe people Of and
shall be the propreto study please all who honor
him with their patronage
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Rubber Ware house will he most happy furnish them
the latest aud most improved Of Ovsshoo single
p'ir Ayey elegant article much Superior thing OF
OyehOe Kidd hitherto sale osethef with
Of India Kubbcr Fabric wholesale aud retail and
Prices be found the Warehouse leo Broadway nearly
opposite Trinity Lhu-rh.
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BOOK and Pnt store, l03 Nassau really uuQpe
its kind We recommend the cuu-us get one, ~ II
catalogue OF the curly an1 celeb at-d Prner Pam and
Engrsvers, surrounding his portrait.
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ttue Cutlery THE sHbscribcrs' assortment
tmbsc-s eyely possible pl.sa Ot Psp, Pocket Desk and
Aporlsg kRe With large varsity Of choice Astors which
wall be warranted 10 ihs PURCHASERS, Il u SAUNDERS
HpN, III Broadway eV doors asoY, SuNlanJ street.
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We publish, in this days paper, full and
comprehensive view of the affairs of Europe,
as brought to us by the last steamer at Boston.
In our paper Of yesterday, we gave some of the
most important and leading intelligence, consist
ing of the debates in the British Parliament on
the financial crisis in England, and on the con-
dition of all the commercial marts, down to the
latest moment. In our paper Of to-day there will
be found fuller and more comprehensive view
OF the recent highly important news, of all kinds
from Europe, than ever given before by any Jour
nal in this country.
The interest and variety of this news are great.
In the first place, the light thrown on the finan-
cial crisis in England by the debates in Parlia-
ment, and the reports from the different marts of
that great country, do not tend to'glve any en-
couraging hopes for the future, as regard the
trade and commerce Of the United States. The
capitalists Of London, the statesmen Of England,
the manufacturers of Manchester, are all deeply
engaged in the project Of still further reducing the
price of cotton, and that Of corn, If they can
accomplish it. This determination is combined,
also, with the purpose of getting more specie
from the United States, in exchange for their
manufactures, as it is openly avowed by the
Chancellor of the Exchequer. Now, the CAPT.
talists of London, and the manufacturers through
out the country, can accomplish these purposes,
in spite of all the monied and commercial power
of the United States. We must, therefore, look
for a further diminution in prices of corn and
cotton-perhaps not so much in corn-and fur
Their drain of the precious metals from the United
States into England. This is the amount of the
CONNIE rca news.
The news from the Continent is also extreme
ly interesting. Liberal opinions, it appears, are
prevailing in Switzerland and Italy. We give,
among numerous extracts, the speech made
by the Holy Father at Rome, at the opening of
the new Council of State-a speech that is re-
markable and curious in the highest degree
the people, together with other matters con-
nected with Italian affairs, are extremely inte-
resting to the public here. The triumph Of the
liberal, or republican, party of Switzerland, is
another signal feature. This has been brought
about by the determination of the Swiss republi-
cans, and the dread of the great powers OF Eu-
rope to break the general peace on the questions
involved between democracy and monarchy
The success of the popular cause in Switzerland
will not rest there. The Swiss are determined,
restless, and active race. We should not be
surprised if, from their centre, the movement
should begin that will renovate the whole CONT
nent.
With these brief remarks, go read, replenish
your souls with food for the next fortnight, and
particularly, read our admirable private cores
pondence from Paris, and all Europe.
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BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery -GRANp SPECTACLE OF
THE X .voLUrIoN-THE BoTrLE-THE hIoHTruL HEIR
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manufacturers free from stocks OF cotton has also
been INSTRUMENTAL in keeping the large warehouses
home trade comparatively bare of nished
goods and che facility with which shop keepers In diff
ferent parts of the country now be almost imme
daey supplied renders i desirable to hold stocks only
when prices assume upward tendency. The present
low rates at which goods be bought offer in.
ducement to reeajsh stocks and have doubt that
this wiz be done TO some extent long If 1t be true
that there is less capital in the country to carry
trade and hold stocks it is equally true that
less than formerly 20 do the extent OF business
but have shown above, that there have been other
a work which have prevented the accumulation
Of stocks during this year The stocks of yarns all
the continent be large owing the great falling
of IN our shipments tins year If prices remain low
fair dtmaud will probably be experienced next year
before that time improvement be looked 70
December Ia usually quiet month, aud circumstances
will make the present usually The sh pments
to India and Chins generally made at this season will
not take place or only on very reduced SCALE as the
effects which the disasters here have produced In India
only BIZ known towards the end OF the year, and
every will be anxious to ascertain what reaction
they will have before entering into new engagements
SO many East Indian houses have failed that the ques-
ton naturally arseshow Ia this trade to he carried on
hereafter We believe reduced scale, but with
bona tie capital and trust to profit The falling
OF in our exports India this year compared with the
previous Que, Ii as follows -
Falling of to the Bay Of Bengal Packages
from ths lst January, to the
22Lh November. Plain Cottons. Is sol
Failing III to the Bay of Bengal
from the Isl OF January, to
29th November. ........ Cotton Twist. i ,o36
Falling Of to the by OF BON
bay from the Iss January to
The trade With China in English rnanufscturesi is ut
present chiefly carried on by Amec "a firms who have
been less affected by the cribs than the English houses
aud there every probability that American will
continue to p4w INTO soat branch Of trade to pay
for thu teas which that country receives from Chia
aud against whicn their own drings and heayy domes
ties formerly rent American goods are selling TO
more advantage al home and this may account for the
falling u "a the shipments OF boes articles 20 CHINA
The declared rsus Of exports 10 the United state
Tssehea tas bishsst sisasas 10 $3.50 psssly siq4qs,
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NEW CARPETING
And Floor Oil Cloths.
SHAW & CARTER,

"a Pea,l-rrocf Chatham,
IIAVING BY RECENT INNOVATIONS and by con-
signments from Of TIE most established Manu-
OF the aud desirable style OF tbs above ar
ces respectfully invite the attention OF Merchants and
Dealers 70 their splendid stock consisting In part Of
Extra saxony and Tapestry VELVET CARPETlN0s
Brussels and Tapestry Brussels Of superior quality do
spsndid Ply (rusuu fac urcd to orderl do
Double Super, (of unusual texturel do
superfne, Fine and Common IA great Variety DO
Damask, Royal Twi led and Plsin Vensgians DO
Table and Pisno Covers. "a varied sssortment)
Window shsdes Of all patterns.
Rugs unsurpassed IN quality Of the richest colora
Stair Rods. OF every description.
ALSO,
PLAIN and FIGURED Matfiags Of all utdths.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
To their stock OF which particular attention solicited
every care having been taken render IL unsurpassed In
quality, variety aud richness OF patterns
To Hotel Keepers Puryeyors for Steamboats,, a. wei az
to Famie.-itis confidently believed that this establish
ment afford. facilities In selection, in every department oil
the business, rarely equA.ed. nib 2meods
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AND MONEY mATrERs.
% - sse.. &c. 90 TerrtA PaSs.

SATURDAY, r. NJ
,v.,tst was rather heavy for the Fan
ne ses' e,,.,l, were In fair demand at steady
a st s''.s of the quasi killing ofthe amendment
n'. Law. admitting Z. s Stocks as basis
~ 'e.- s b.. been to improve n Y Stocks and
srs1'''Vs -. hem sold apN. The State credit
.. pres .,eh strengthened By the failure OF this
- s .ro,sc, Treasury Notes sold freely at :
$780, parcel Of ''h per cents sold at 81 per
. nv.,ks. the steamer being gone 10 IN
- ,, Sterling 6iaei. Francs are ''ssdy
esss,S ,na not plenty .
sT's Anil bat no weaker than before
frs'' IN vary plenty To Liverpool some en-.
p.>s" s.ins made st 2' Sdsa' for Flour and
ss, Nav. stores and sSsa4os for heavy freight
- engagements are being made but the
d~...g, sslod There is no inquiry for Ire
. =, Continent rates are heavy. Grain Is nom
- Ia acme Flour was taken for the Hsvre
Reports show a very large amount Of
~ .,l, exceeding ten millions, which, with
- -, 10 the Sub Treasury, makes an amount
- 49, thsn we can remember holding In New
ssa' lima before The following table shows
=, 10 the several banks
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THE MANYAC
Drp Goods.

CARD.
JASON n. BOCKOvER. having made IN engagement
y with william Gardner Co. will be happy TO Sc hts
friends ami his former plsee Of business 30
Greenwich where he 10 prepared 70 supply them win
Drv Goods favorable terms an fwise
CRNTLEMEN'S SPRING and Summer wesr-
NOur stock OF seasonsbs goods comprising the latest
and fashionable syles 10 Ihs narhct offered Tor In
spection under the hat the same eodeavors
which have ELECTED very liberal share OF patronage VIII
be e1sed TO give sstisfsetioa - The style and make W
garments In particular would commend to NE alien
lion OF those who proved the truth OF our assertions
In reference uperortut Of pantaoons we are sne
hled to furnish our Of Cassmeres and DF
nss and to those IN Of light and airy ssrmcat-
several highly approved styles Of 9acks.
From particular attention directed IN Army ara No
w work Uniforms furnished In strict conformity 70
regulations and have ala hand goods 10 answer
The requirements Of all s .sdes Of the service
WIN. T. JENNINGS co. Drapsrs and rsllors,
az isH 81 Broadway, American Hotel
ITO COUNTRYlMERCHANT -erown sbee,isss
and shr,inss OF every s,yis and width eli The hnows
brands both heavy and Hns-stsrk Mil. Lawrence O..
indian lead Cabot A, Premium Heavy Merrimseh, Exe-
ters Uukuowns nc be had II manufscursrS price,
on the second hoors Of 10 and 70 Cedarst half oooa
above Pearst Yard vide Shsslipgs, cents per yard
Also Bats Wick Irvine. warp and Wedding Alec best
southern Cotton Yarn. Hos to n and To ~
mys TN UNDERHILL CO 10 ard % Cedsr-st.
DLRACHED sHEETINGs and sbirtinys-ioe g.
ID various widths and qualities just opened ana os
sale quantities to suit country merchants msnufee-
mrsrS pricss, by T. N. UNDERHILL co
my3 second moor HSeo&st
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Schools.
HENRY-sT. GRAMMAR SCHOOL

% Z. QUACkENbOS, A. VI. hENIOH
THIS RESTITUTION, 232 Henry-st next to SCANNED
designed TO supply the upper and eastern portions
OF the city with school where pupils will be received al
al ard thoroughly prepared for mercantile pursuits,
or an entrance into college.
Parents ho IN search Of really good school
cuesed to call and SATISFY themselves with respect 10 the
mode Of Instruction disc pine The character Of the pupils
&c Applications fJr entrance may be made before May
At Henryst sfer that lime, a. he school build
ing sg2 HenrysL adjoining All Saints Church. Circulars
nsy be Obsinei Of Messr- Clark Austin, US Broadway.
Referenocf.
The following well known gentlemen who are well &C
ausnted with Mr.. Qusckenbos, have smong others al
owed MIN 10 us- their rsmes
" r. Moore LII d. President Of Columbia College
Charlie. Arthon LII D. Columbia College; PROT Renwick
Coumbis College; Prof Lewis, " Y University Rev.
John McVickar, DID, Prof moral Phlos, Columbia Col
eye; Rev. w. r. Eigenbrodt s. Amiiyst Rev. c. q.
somers, 81 Msdison-st; Rev Lot loue-; Rev. J. NJ.
Forbes Rector ST. Lukes Church; Rev " J. Msrcelus.
Do Rev v. Schroeder, ID Rev. Benz l. Hsight. DID
Rev Chas Reynolds l56 Chsmher.-st; Rev John Knox.
DID; Rev I.asc Ferris Do, ls7 East Broadway; A. D..
Patterson. Fsc EDITOR Ango-Amercsn; John Oothout,
Eco Pres Rams OF New.YOrk s50 4tis'
NJEssRs. HUBS & CLARKE have removed
wi heir school 10 the corner q Fourth and McDOuga sta
on Washin sQusre The scho0rooms, furniture aud
instruction provided have been designed for high order
Of education all the departments OF juvenile and youthful
learning The location Ia central and pleasant and easy
OF access from all parts Of the city. The school 10 now
open the visitation Of ia friends, and those who desire
a place FOR the education q their sons. my5 i'm
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL oARPETINGs.

SMITH 4 LOUNsBERY, as P-srl-sL (opporie VII
Sisn) are now daily receiving heir supplies Of Carpet
inzs Sc for The Spring traie-among which are large
numOer Of and elegant patterns al the following e1-
tremeiy low prices
Brussels Cerpetng new patterns, ios 10 Is per yHd
S-Ply Imperial new patterns, ga 10 los per yard.
Double znd Superhne grain, new patterns 5s TO g.
Extra foe and Ingram, new pattern So 70 s.
Common Ingram, rich br CHI coors 2. to Sc.
Also large Assortment Of Floor OIL Cloths from 20 "A
feet wide Rigs Duggets Matings, Table and Piano Co
yers and general assorm Of all other articles con
1900 ,rirh ,ha trade exfr-ueiv low a29 2wis
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NEW AND ELEGANT CARPETINGs

IMPORTED yxpRE rs I.S s5V eosALEs-Ju.t
Received by recent pOuations and being opened,
large invoices Of and beautiful Carp-tngs conssung
Of rich Aubusson Administer, Wilton, Velvet and apes
tre Carpets for Drasing Rooms and Psors, embracing
great variety Of designs adapted To every style VI
furnishing with complete assortment of Brussels I'm
p-ra three ply super grain Carpetings and all other
articles connected with the trade.
Particular iienlon il requested TO cur large stock Of
well .easoued Floor on Cloths, composing The greatest
variety Of patterns Ia The city All OF which goods are
offered At such prices rake an inducemen for pur-
ehA,srs 10 examine them before making their selections
SMITH KNAPP, 25i Broadway
a. iueosf. opoose City Hal.
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~ New Cash store, ~ Beaver-st.-Purchs'
OF Fancy Dry Goods invited to call al 4s Beaver
and look through stock OF fancy Dry Goods suited 10
the city and country trade purchased principally al suc
on and selling for cash only 81 20 per cent below regu
lar time prices SAMUEL II. TERRY.
Fresh goods receiving daily. as ths
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TAYLOR AND HIS GENERALS,

DRICy TWENTY. FIVE CESTs-E II. BUTLER L
co. Is Minor-sL Philadelphia, viii publish Mon
dsy NAV Tsvlos ard bis Generals Biography Of Ma
Tor Genera Zsrbary TAYLOR and sketches % the lives u
Generals Wo-gn Wool ard Twigss, viii full account Of
the various actions Of heir divisions In Mexico Up 10 the
present time together with hi.tory Of the Bombsrd-
rnrpt OF yera Cruz and sketch n the Life Of Major
General Wnhed scott. Embe!lishet with Portraits
Engrzvinga
l. Portrait Of General Taylor In full uniform. The only
accurate In yet engravedl
2. General Tsylor-ecuesirisn tg1re
ave are commanded 10 lake ihal sltiery-Fcllow -
mays chargel
4 Charg- Of The Infantry e. Monterey.
s. slonning Of the Bishops Pasee
6 Dragons ssuling General Taylor a. tney advanced
to the charge Al buena Vl.ts
T. Portrait Of General Worth 10 fal Uniform
i Portrait Of General Sc0uin fuli Uniform
@ Map Of Vera Cruz and is vicinity
Compl-te In orr volume Of 80 pages duOdec.a printed
on good paper and neatly pct up IN binding the
low price Of price Of 25 and he cheapest book
ever pubshed liberal discount made 70 deaers book
seers ana others viii please send IN heir orders early.
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NEW SPRING oARPErINGs.

PsIEksost hunrhkEf kos'
No. sS2 Psarl-sfreet, (sear Mad,s0n.l
IIAyE RECEIVED, by iate arrivals from Europe
III lsrge and ch assortment Of the following choice Car
petngs
ssxouy Velvet AID Tapestry Carpes; patterns and de-
sxrs entirely uewnever before offered 10 this country.
and framed Brussels CarpstG
Rich S-ply. now shsdngt, DO
Doub,s super, super and extra fine 90.
Dams,k Roysl Twiled snd Plain Venetian
Wtndsw Shades, Table and Piano CO7sra
Drugt>ts Rugs, MAJ, &c. he Also, heavy OIL Cloths,
from IA a feet vide together with large lot Of Chesp
toods which particular attention IL called ms 2nis
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poNH1r AID GAP Ribbons.

rvHE sUBsCkIBER BE-: On eend ne arfess sssofnssss
second door OF bis ssabshmsnt bssg Devoted esarsy
mat psrpsso Many u he ayisc are 81 hs evn gs.ae
who have never examined ~ stock ~ wosld ssy, cell
before you earchass- A. bboas article fsney,
styles and st The rghs prices sslss really nsda -
pursuing this course b hss ess sp The ssse nbeoe seds
Of the subscriber be would ssy dat bic customers anoes
invariably tell him that she h6boes hey get Of hin :s -
and he cheapest hey buy The reason is ths
largest and cheapest IN As city An Of which can go n
demonstrated 10 The sasscnop Of any one wno VI ~ M,
merry end oaber fsscy an goods, t6ss equally Ssy
shs attention u De usAs ne @ssesssr - 1910 ~ =
casou 70 ssy thas q ~ q - sb0ye $500
esano, nor yfIl ~ = 1s3sFpsN- - ofkvEEe.
me Akrhis6 0oS.@-
DIG YKON-1o - "oIs9sF No ~ No. soss'
I 9s,I,{9 ''s ~ t:oszur sveE1n3An. = wss.~