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Etna Insurance Company.

yHxHE directors Of the lEina Fire Insurance
i Company Of Hartford, Connecticut, have
always acted upon the principle Of scattering
their risks 80 that in case Of sweeping fire their
ability to pay would not be impaired. Hence
by adherng to this principle in business. for
over quarter Of century. while many other
Companies have been unable 10 pay their losses
and wound up. this company has gone on pros
perously. Besides their original capital they
have large invested fund sufficient to meet all
losses.
The undersigned, as their Agent is prepared
to receive applications by mail CT otherwise Tor
Policies or giant certificates OF their renewal on
reasonable terms.
For further information apply 10 DIR. l. J. M.
Lindsey, GreensborOugh, Capt. j. NJ. Williams,
DanyilIe, Messrs. McDearman Il Davis, Halifax
10. II. Va, A. G. Finley, Esq. GAINESVILLE; Va.
DEM. e. Cook, Esq. Oxford, and Maj. James VI.
Palmer, Hillsberough.
N. ]. PALMER, Agent.
Milton, n. c., March 90. n-3w
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FOOTE'S
Sketches OfNOrth Carolina,

A NUMBER of copies Of this deeply interest
n ing work have been deposited with the Rev
RoHraT BunwELL, in Hillsborough, and can be
had of him at the price Of 81 per copy,
February -. bi-
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A contented mind is continual least.
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Died.


On Saturday afternoon, at O'Clock, JOSEPH WARREN
BRowN. in the 4ith year of his age
The relatives and friends of the family together with
the corps of Tompkins Blues and Independence Guard
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence, No 81 East Broadway Monday after
noon, Aug cat O'Clock The body will be conveyed
to Greenwood Cemetery for nterment The boat leaves
the foot of Whitehall street at O'Clock The corps of
Tompkins Blues and Independence Guard will meet ut
their armory, Columbian Hail. Grand street, in full uni
FORM on Monday, Aug at IL O'Clock NJ, precisely, to
attend the above funeral by request Of John Mayher
commandant OF Tompkns' Blues.
On Saturday morni &, 18th inst after illness of
three weeks MATTHEW L. MARK, youngest son of VIM.
and Mary Ann Mark, aged year and days.
The friends Of the family requested to attend his
funeral this day Monday at half past o'clock at the
residence Of his father East 2st street. corner LIST and
ID Avenues
On Sunday, 9Th inst, MARY ELIZABETH SIMoNsoN,
wife of John Smonson, in the list year OF her age
The friends and acquaintance OF the family are re-
spectfuly invited to attend her funeral this
from her residence Of Powers and Schsrmer
horn Streets Brooklyn at further nvi-
tation
Yesterday evening in this city, WILLIAM HENRY son
of John j. Lake, aged year.
The members of Columbian Lodge of Druids No 10,
u O. D., and the Strangers Refuge Lodge, No A, are
requested to attend his funeral from 10 Walnut street.
at 4 O'Clock to. day.
At his residence in Norfolk Va, Thursday night,
in the 10th year of his age the Hon. THOMAS NEWTON,
formerly and for thirty consecutive yearhe Represen
atve Of that district in the Congress OF the United
States.
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The sales for the week. for Kentucky and Virginia to-
bacco extepse about 500 hogsheads were sold at
fully sustained previous rates. pr neighboring markets
For all other kinds moderate ses effected to meet
actual demand.
WHALEBoNE-North West worth about $50, and
South Sea soc
WHrsKEY-sales Of lao a $50 barrels made at
Csc
FREIGHTs-An italian vessel was engaged for Liver
pool to load with in bulk at l0Kc second class
vessel engaged 900 bushels Of corn in bags at 9d,
for London For -four to the same port 3s Cd de-
handed Flour also engaged for Liverpool to fill
up at IS Cd To the Continent rates continued about
the same.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YoRK, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 7.
Owing to the prevalence of severe rain storm, which
continued the greater part of the day without nterms.
sion change thiuly attended, and transactions in
nearly all descriptions produce exceedingly light
Genesee flour quiet at SIS SIN So Sales Of Oswe-
70 were made at S. SIX. small sale of Michigan in
not very good order, made at So 6sa and OF Ohio
round hoop do at So Wheat continued in fair request
and sales of handsome Ohio red made at 20 and
lot Of New Orleans handsome red Sold in sacks at ST.
% sacks included considerable parcel of South Ca
rolna the market and held at 81 80 Corn
differed very little from the closing rates of yesterday
while sales rather limited Sales of Western and
New York yellow mixed were made at is 6sc, and OF
fiat and round yellow at SO zoe. Good Western New
York meal was firm, and sales reported as
Rye stood at about so oen w0f'n sales of
rye flour We're made at So s71. Oats were worth Acc
visions exhibited change in quotations; mess
porkwas worth $40 % u $l5 37H, and prime do $l2
co. sales OF prime Leaf lard Ws MERE made In kegs o
proved favorable for operations In sugar. while coffee
quiet at previous prices with steady demand.
Receipts down the Hud.on Rirer, Aug; Oh.
Flour. l4li6 barrels Wheat. 1865 bushels.
Asmrs-sales of about so brls pots were made at 81
SlA and 10 a 20 do pearls at 81 81 81 l2h.
Observation-Disclosures Of 500 brs of Oswego
we've made at So 81 ana 900 do were sold on private
sold at SIS 6s2l and 100 ditto round hoop Ohio
at SO straight brands Genesee were held at
So, while we heard Of no buyers above So SIN
southern was quiet ut So, while the supply very
tight After change the market was rather heavy at
quotations, and Purchases 1t said could have been
made trihe less Wheat-Sales Of Loo sacks hand
New Orleans red, made at 81 -. including
sacks, and 1900 bushels handsome Ohio red sold
II 20. parcel Of 5000 bushels of South Carolina
the market, and was held at 81 80. C0rnSales
OF 60U0 1000 bushels made in the course of the
forenoon including sound mixed at 65c &c fiat yell
low at Csc 69c and round do at Zoe During 'change,
1000 bushels round yellow sold private terms.
small sale of 600 round was made at 69c and 1900 do,
little damaged sold at the same price $500 do fiat
yellow sold at &C. and 5000 do. New York fiat yellow,
partly mixed sold at Csc Rye remained steady at soc
S2c Oats at 45c 47c, and Barley nominal ut SOC a
Doc. sale of 20 bbls rye flour made ut So SIX.
CorFEE-No sales of moment transpired.
CoTTos-In consequence Of the severe rain storm
there cessation OF business in this article to-day
The amount sale is reduced to small prrcels, for
which holders continue to exact very full prices and
which 600 bales were taken to complete cargoes We
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The increase in the importation of dutable goods this
week about one hundred and forty per cent and the
increase in duties little less than hundred per
cent The aggregate amount of duties received for the
week ending the 18th inst upwards of million of
dollars greater sum than before received in the
same period The average rate Of duty upon the above
imporatons this year, little less than twenty
per cent In 1916, for the PERIOD 1t little less
than thirty per cent
This is very good beginning and looks well for the
first week in August An importation of three millions
and half dollars week for few months, will equaze
the BALANCE Of trade very materially and have very
important influence upon exchanges
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TELEGHAPKuC.

PHILADELPHIA, August S-P.M
No telegraphic dispatches received In this city
this afternoon from the south west the wires In both
directions being out of order.
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a. DIR. pE WITT g. KELLINGERs INFAL.

d. DIR. DE WITT G. KELLINGER'S INFAL-
IAA~LlBLE LINIMENT.-This truly astonishing me-
.dcine is clear beautiful and transparent fuid,
highly grant aud perfectly delightful in its flavor and
pecally designed be prescribed internally externally
and warranted after all other remedies have failed
All rheumatic and scrofulous aecons ring worm letter,
BARRIERS ITCH old of nature frost bites burns
pains the back and affections Of the dsocatons,
lagemen Of joints bunon calouses descrp
ton tooth and headache One doses taken
cordng direction the bilious cholic dar-
rh9a &c aken and affections of the throat short
pans every nature yield influence Immediately Fee
yer and broken doses always ~ b. $4,000 cures
have been made in two years. . ,
Among the distinguished individuals who have kindly
allowed refer them for public good the Hon. Mo-
ses Gruneil, residence No College Place New York
city; Hon Richard f. Carman Of Carmansville New York
city, and Mr. Arnold Mason contractor Of the High bridge
30 years standngcan be seen a AL times a! the bridge M
Samuel Roberts, his the Bridge his opn-
ion that saved his life from severe injury sustained 6y
fall; MIR James Murphy, proprietor oil the Harlem, Buis
Head Bowery and Broadway lines Of stages has used az his
mammoth establishment thousand bottles he says
the more they use of the better they Ike t. Whoiesse
aud retail distributing wanted Principal depot o.
goo Pearl street New York city Ineerso Co.. wholesale
druggists and the drug and other stores and
throughout the city and country in large bot
ties sold per single bottles 81 dozen half
gross S2 S6 The popretors Of this
dy ready and willing back their opinion, that they
show astounding aud greater number of rert-
than any other remedy offered TO the public All letters
he POSTPAID y0SMeodsrc
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WASHINGTON, August 7, Is47.
Injudicious Military .qppofntments-The Late News-
The Union aud General TayIor-1he kentucky Fec
ton
have frequently had occasion to remark upon the
singular want Of judgment manifested in various military
appointments. The President pursued q most unwiso
course in making most Of those appointments himself,
without consulting those whose advice would saved
the commission of numberless mistakes A report is
now prevalent doubtless not without foundation that
uenerai worth has protested against serving the
subordinate OF Generals Pillow and Quitman, being In
any wise subject to them 1t is humiliatng to reflect
that there should exist necessity for such protest
that veteran officer like General Worth should be
Drought into collision with man of yesterday, like
General Plowtbat services in the battlefield and In
| the camp should be for moment weighed in the scale
with services on the stump. No man in the army has
earned more brilliant reputation for gsllantry and
good conduct than General Worth and 1t must have
been extremely notifying to him to contemplate even
the possibility OF being compelled to the subor
dinae OF man whose whole military extends
over the period oftwelve months and who during that
time, has earned but very questionable distinction
The impoicy Of making high military appoint ments
because of political services has been the Presidents
besetting sin, and has materially damaged the
character Of his administration. No single step
Of his whole career has been 30 mschievous
~SsSAFs
Lieutenant General; and yet had he listened to the
counsel of a majority of his cabinet he would never
have proposed that most preposterous Of schemes.
The news received last evening is st unsatisfactory
1t would to be still in doubt whether Mexico viii
consent to negotiate. Further and reliable ntsu
gence is expected by every mail.
The Union has propounded on its own account, and
not with the advisement consent OF the admnstra-
tion string Of questions to Gen. Taylor In regard to
his political principles and the policy by which he would
be guided In tho event Of his election the Presidency
Would 1t not be fair to put the Union single question
in return In the event Of Gen. Taylor's election to
the Presidency would it consent to his organ p
Those who have watched the Of the Union ON
the Of the next Presidency in connection with
General Taylors name, will the pertinsncy Of the
| question.
The Kentucky election will in all probability decide
the complexion Of the next House OF Representatives
Should democrats be elected from the State win
make a change Of eight in the computation, as had
| given them only three But it is yet very uncertain
that the democrats will have large gain. The only
returns yet received to promise the wings
successful issue than they anticipated There Ia NO
doubt that the Of the late Mr. Dromgoos Of
| Virginia. will be a democrat GALVIENSls.
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Married..

On the 10th of July by the Rev Henry Chase Mr.
Henry STEPHEN HowARp, to Miss MARY ELIZABETH
DopoE both of this city. GO Buffalo, Niagara and
Long Island papers please copy.
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QUOTATIONS ron THE PRrrcIPAL STocKs IN THE NEW
YoRx MARKEr.

comparison Of prices current at the close of the
market yesterday with those ruling at the close Of the
previous week, exhibits decline in Ohio SIS of u per
cent, Reading Railroad d, and advance in Reading
Bonds of ii Norwich and Worcester u; Erie, old a;
Farmers Loan "a Some Of the fancies closed without
any alteration.
The imports into this port for the first Ave days of
August this year. compared with those for the CORES
pondug period last year, as annexed
COMMERCE PoRT OF New YoRK-WEEKLY M
1876. l8i7
Free goods lrg IT. Col 39s96 Decrease 1905
Dutlabe goods 1472,l05 359l2GG Increase 1000, l6l
Total merchandise S59O6 1854 Increase &20i2 i56
Specie .......... 1860 SO, 81 Increase 4O,O27
Total 1868 266 36i57a9 Increase 2O82, 483
Duties 4ii a63,720 Increase 40 ,59i
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TO Y.R n
LATEST MOMENT.


Election Returns.
MEMBERS or CoNGREss ELECT.
Wigs in Rallies
=. KENTUCKY.
H. "tw congress. Old Congress.
ee-Iyet Buekner. Joshua f. Bell.
'-'on" r. Gaines. John w Tibbatts.
Dts'' " Daie Owen X. Dale Owen.
. I D S. Thomas J. Henley.
Caiso d. SMITH Caieb IL. Shaith.
o ham w. Wick William w. Wick
7-R. w. Thompson Edtpard " NJ Gcu.h.,
sS-Dapid Brier. John Petit ~e"'s
e-Chas' w. Cathcart Chas. W. Cathcart,
VIRGINIA
DIsr. 2-R. X. Meade. George c. Dromooo,a
Wing gain so far g.
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dark THEATRE-Boxes 81; Pit 50 cents, Gallery q |
formed Fsi XII
NJ sisas barry ss s
p. As Mr. ' eGSsSS Si IMs
re conclude with the Grssd scsas Cs s, PArRA
Doors open at 7-rerormance commence al hslfpat
IUwEKY THEATkn.-A. ~. JAcKsoN. rIOpt..:tor;,-A
Ansa,, VIII BE- sss he MSa'
RSS : Hi fnes.s aaos Ms WI
'Aissr which, BUY IT DEAR. IT'S MADE OF CASH ASH
sa cSs N, with Ta sRRr M
rad Mr. Hall rerkn Burke; Leoli Line. Mis-. Tnm a,.
quaftsT,o 4 perionasSee to commenes al hsnsst
CASTLE GARDEN.-Mr. BAKER, Stage Manage, 1On
SEsHiF Se% Sssi'
which Miss Louisa Wells will and dance Ell
IEH a Of half an hour .srrps
sECRETrI;;Thom,s Mr.. HOlland Mr. Dupuss. waeot Mrs
Door. open az 81; Performance commences alta
CHATHAM THEATRE-TadeT the management Of Mr.
Ashy Re-
ts%s Mr. & Msis Darlington Mrs
NAE S1 DsAas
B;eSsSs%; San % Mfs Hs55sI i'-r'o0' 's''n MI
PsoEsIBoxes, IS cents Pit, l2H cents Private Boxes so
Doors open 7-performance commences at hsfpast7.
BENEFlT OF ANTOINE LEHMAN
DALMO'S OPERA HOUSE-Open every Night.-The
i French Ballet Company for one week nore.-Monday
s ' s n
Christopher strap Mr. Conover; Nancy Strap, Miss NJ Duff
Dancing on the Tight Rope by Charles Whittier and CHRIS
tan Lehman
By s The Lehman Fa%iy
10 conclude with the laughable ballet, entitled DECHA
acknowledgements, Mr. Charles Whittier; the other cha
racten by the Lehman Family.
The advertisement will commence at halfpas O'Clock.
| DALMU'e OPERA HOUSEHOLDER FOKONE WEEK
respectfully that Of the fiat
ering success that they have WITH and accordance
with al DESIRE they Induced give
ormances beng positively the last week of their
ment for the remaining six nights, with
CHARLES WHITTIER,
hose elegant aud daring ieas the Tight Rope elicit the
wonder and admiration of all behoder while the fund
humor he sp!ays Rocqunet in the Ballet OF Dechalu
meau calls forth shouts Of laughter and applause. The
for Monday Evening August 1917 consist of the
''', PLEASANT NEIGHBoR.
Tight Rope Dsneing BY
LIE MoNssONNEURs,
And the laughable Balleto Of
The advertisement commences at O'Clock. au9M&Turc
CHINESE LADY.-For one week oniy-Novel Attrac.
Oon-ln Of the general expressed TO
Empire prior to her departure for Europe Nblos Saloon
No 57 Broadway has been expressly engaged to show the
public the only lady that left the walls Of Canton. Ad
mission rs cens-Chidren l2h cents.
Ice Cream and Reeshment saloon Open without charge
usual. aus 6tissrc
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIrIcArIoN.

TRANSACTIONS CONSEQUENCE
while prices for nearly all descriptions remained quite
Fnurr.-smau sales bunch raisns were made at 81 40
a 81 40.
Hnsrp-The market continued firm, and we note sales
of 400 bales American dew rotted at l4o per ton six
months.
HlpEs-The arrivals and stock in first hands were
light. Some sales Of Montevideo from cargo recently
imported, have been made ut about l2i4, six months
The stock in dealers hands large for the
LEAD Holders generally demanded 4 cents per ID
while buyers not disposed TO meet them except at
a lover figure.
LrArHER.-The market continued firm; lec for mid
ding weights hemlock the current price good
lots with sales at 1870 tor superior qualities.
Heavy weights and good damaged in good request
at current rates Oak sole leather very and
brought full prices The Boston, Philadelphia and Bal
Their, and prices had recently improved.
MoLAssEs We notice sales OF 100 hhds., including
Cuba Muscovado at sac, and Cardenas, at 2lc Mar
ket steady 80
NAVAL SroREs-P Prices remained the same while no
transactions of moment were reported.
OLs-sales of about 1000 gallons English hnseed'
made ESQ., and about 1000 American city press
ed at zoo cash. Winter SPERM unbleached wequote at
81 To- and bleached do, at 81 90 The estimated stock
whale in the country should have been stated at 30
100 900 barrels aud not gallons, inadvertently ap-
peared in our last report
PgovisIoEs-According to reports, considerable par
GELS of pork purchased yesterday and to-day
on terms not to transprs Besides the 1000
ported sold yesterday 1t said 900 bbs changed
hands 10 day We quote mess at SIS % SIS 371f
come holders demanded higher figure. Small sales
OF 40 90 bbs prime, made private terms, sup
posed to be at SIP 90 which the quotation for the
previous sales LardSaes of $50 kegs prime leaf
made at lie. Cheese and butter remained without
change worthy of notice.
Rics--Abont 90 tierces sold at IS a So 37H.
SCGAR-The market was steady; but the inclemency
of the weather checked operations sales of
ment were reported.
ToBAcco--We submit the usual statement, showing
the prices, sales receipts aud stocks hand for the
week ending TINS afternoon
Sold Reed fhis Stock
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q. OF O. F-The members Of Nassau Lodge, No. 80.
o. of o. F. requested to meet at their Hall corner
Fulton and Cranberry streets Brooklyn this day Nonday
the 9th August at o'clock M for the purpose OF pay
tribute deceased Brother Lester
Robe who died his residence No 1853 Nassau street
Members OF the Order are respectfully invited.
aug it.rc THOS. NJ HOBBS, N. G.
Union MUTUAL INSURANCE co, No IS Wall St,
~ New York. opposite the Office of the Courier aud En-
quIer Profits Of the business to be divided between the
ockholders and the insured.
This Company nsures against loss and damage Marine
and Fire risks and has Tho Of Cash Capital all paid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-09

NOTICE TO GROCEkS, HOTEL KEEPrRs, &c.
IN SEGARS! Sugars! SEGARs! HI HENRI.
CUES, No LOG Broadway, Pine street, has
ceived per Chds Harold from Havana, choice sssort-
of the best brands well worthy the attention Of dealers
AID the trade in general jy25 l4t~rc
INKtsH IMPORTATlUN.-W. SCOTT co, No 81
Broadway have received fresh lot Of the much admired
lawn taped borders which off red
ally cheap; black and white laced Capss from 3o
aiming ofbac and Whine lace Vstes at prices
very che lot ofneedlework Collar from Is TO IS EACH
Ladies will also find bargains ~ Vaenciennss aces and
Edgings well worth their attention. Jyls sot- III
II HENRlQUEs would respectfully call the attention Of
III. his friends and the pubc 10 the following list of
choice Segars, which are entitled to debenure:-
2,W Samaramia 3tW Old Zsck
ION Carloa, DM Hvenera, n,
2s0M Nueya Empressa ISM Nusva Empressa PAM
35M Dana Blanc, teas, - =,
SOM Palo Alto, l3M fth July Neghh'
SOM Saniramis Prime Heg,lia
Inquire the wholesale and retail importing seg store 100
Broadway, corner of Pine street AZ dsrc
yJ,O TAiLORsN The right way 70 delineste garments"
has received such unqualified APPRECIATION from The most
saen O. a pro TO- ~ hIv sy @ an ~ W
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The advertisement commences ats O'Clock. au9N&Iurc
CHINESE LADY.-FoI one week only Novel Attrac
Oonn consequence Of the general expressed anxiety 70
female belonging the higher order of the Celestial
357 Broadway ha, been expressly engaged 70 show he
mission IS cents-Chldren l2h cents.
Ice Cream and Reeshment saloon without charge
usua au5 GtiSsr
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CD ANKs OF tbs. GUADALQUIVEh"-NEW MU-
ID SCAtwil has just published the above named song
by Made A. Bishop together it'll all the mostpopu
lar ans from Linda Of hamouniy:" -
Beauties Of the opera No and are now in print, No
will be ready the 18th Of August containing valuable
collection of music from the operas performing at the
Park Theatre.
Classical Gems" No. will be issued in the Of
few days, containing admired and from popular
operas now performing in Europe. $3.50
New music recently issued by the different publishers in
this country in great variety for sale bv ATWlLl,
au9 2tis&r 2Ol Broadway. below St Pauls church.
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A GKICULTUKAL ROOM
n y6I Broadway, New York.
HORTICULTURAL EXH
of the State Agricultural y
held AT ssarlfOga Springs, on tn
Agricultural Associations have
Their Exhibition 10 the 9Th AID
sirous of aiding the cause OF
yiiei 10 exhibit specimens Of n
aud ~ compel, for premiums.
of Mr James llogg, Scotsman,
Ropms-of any Of the principal
the following Executive Comm
Luther Bradish,
JAmet bcnos,
The0 k,ell ghuYssa,
AgGhitsld Russell,
- - lNL.r.
lyileet'o
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I<matched Horses rapid travellers Of fine figure and
[Aaction and beautiful in every respect Apply at the
Bazsar No. 81 Crosby ST. az 3is-rc
HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS FOR
&2I <SALE-A very fine grey horse, six years old
4Akl5 hands high warranted sound and gentle; toge
Their with excellent leather and harness. all IN
gether Can be Reeds stables in Mercer Bleeck
rr a83tsrc
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rVNHE CHEAPEST STORE IN The CITY, 1876 Full
Il ton street, for French and American Paper Hangings,
Window shades, Curtain Materials Ornaments, &c.-Ihe
has constantly hand large assortment OF the
above artices also manufactures Of the galvanized spng
Mattress, which, comfort aud durability cannot be exceed
Pure hair aud other Massse Feather Beds &c with every
Mtce the Upholstery line at the lowest possible prices
furnished r. DAVIES,
au5 30ts re Upholsterer l6i5s Fulton ST.
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NEW PAPER HANGlNGS-F. PARES Co, No
~ 1873 New York, importers and Manuaciure
style and quality e French and American PSPs
dow Curtain PIPER, which they offer Dealers merchants
and others, at extremely low prices.
The wormen TO hang paper be had at
very short notice j29 300