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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND,

INACII,TY OF PHYSlC-SESSlON OF lSi7-,S-lIhe
Lectures will commence Monday, 18th October and
continue until the first OF March ensuing
'Obstetric Surgery aud Medical Jurisprudence, --.
Therapeutics, Maieria MedIca, and Hygiene, SAMUEL
CHRw, NJ. ID.
Anatomy and Physiology, JOSEPH ROXY, NJ. ID.
ID.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, WILLIAM F.. A. AIKEN, NJ d,
IL. ID. 5.rFf aH ,u
Surgery, NATHAN SMITH, NJ. ID.
Demolsirator OF Anatomy, GEORGE MIITESBEGER, NJ ID,
Instruction in Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surgery
every day at the Baltimore nrnay, opposite the Medical
College The rooms for practical anatomy viii he opened
October st under the charge of the demonstration Fees
for the entire course 500 .-... ..Es
Comfortable board may be obtained In the vicinity OF Tie
Medical College for ". 80 To $3.50.
WILLIAM Il. A. AIKEN,
oct dly' Dean Of the Faculty.
The vacancy in the Obserica department will be filled
before the commencement OF the session
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
WINTHROP HOUSE.

CORNER or FREMONT AND BOSTON SIS,
Directly opposite Boston Common.
MR.. JOHN WRIGHT having relnaushed all connexion
M with the Winthrop House, II will for the future be
der the sole management OF the subscriber, and the house
is opened Hotel for the travelling pubc as well
home for more permanent boarders.
The situation Of the House. directly IN front OF Boston
Common, its spacious and airy rooms, and all It's internal
accommodations, render il uneqaled by any public house
in the city, in its attractions for the rayeer and for ost
desiring more permanent lodgings gS ta. ~
| Every convenience apartments, table and aiten
Dance will be furnished ut the house, which can be had
hotel in the city, in It's attractions for the traveller am
| for those desiring permanent lodgings *
Every convenience as to apartments, table and atten
Dance will be furnished at the house, which he had a
any boarding house In the city and tho subscriber
will devote himself the comfort OF all who may favor him
with their patronage ~
Parties travelling with their families, and with ladies'
will fndthe Winthrop House especially adapted TO their
convenience.
The patronage Of the travelling public and Of permanent
boarders, is respectfully solicited. ...,
nciR ". W. W. WII.LIAM HI SPOONEK.
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eALyANIsED TINNED IRON.

,lS MATERIAL recently patented and thoroughly approved
OF by the most eminently practical and scientific che.
mss architects and naval constructors In England France
destrucble substitute for tn copper zinc, iron In the
ordinary state when they exposed TO the action OF wa
Ter OF the atmosphere furnished by the subscribers,
in all its various and useful FORMS and in any quantity
AS covering for roofs IL Is coming into general use, and
within year two past sperseding n slate zinc, and
shingles by It's various admirable qualities durability and
freedom from oxidation In addition to the roofing paes
Spikes OF all descriptions, Nails, Chains, Bolts Bars
Locks Keys, Hinges, Screws aud Nuts, Clamps, Rails
Bars and Fixtures hydraulic works. for sale by the
subscribe manufacturers and pateniees l4.t,
GEO d. NORWOOD & CO.,
oct lily Hand 10 Beaver street. Y,
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TINE Subscriber begs leave TO Inform his friends and The
public generally that he has now nearly completed his
stock consisting OF extensive supply anu choice assert
ment of Picked F,ts and Vegetables Preserves, Brandy
Ertafs, Jeys Syrnps Cdtss, Sauces &c, manufactures
by himself IN an improved manner and unsurpassed Style
and depending solely the merits of their superior quality
he attcrs himself OF large and extensive custom. lie is
now prepared 10 furnish Families, boarding md Oyster
Houses, &C. through the season. with Cucumbers, picked
salt and water Vinegar, and nicely spced by The 100
In kegs or barrels, satisfactory terms
Merchants, Navy Agents, Shippers, &c. are respectfully
solicited TO favor him with call and to examine his STOCK
and articles prepared for Navy and Ship Stores before
chasing elsewhere, he can supply them with any quail
ties in the shortesl time packed neatly, and with care and
would pleasure in furnishing them with Catalogue
Of all his articles, and wholesale prices OF his establishment
Also superior article OF Picking, Wine and Pure Cider
Vinegar, warranted constantly for sale by
WILLIAM NUMSEN,
oc s. 307 West Pratt ST., bet Paca and Euaw st
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ny ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.

IJERTS d. SONS AMALGAMITED Sill YER
Ill STEEL AND PL1IINI PENS--warrunted not
To corrpde. All who appreciate comfort in writing should
the above beautiful pens, they arc warranted not to
corrode; and for elasticity, fneness and durability are
,uequaed by any other pens offered These pens
first introduced into this country in August 1916, at
which time the manufacturers unknown i0the writ
ing community; the pen, therefore, had to stand its
merits II Is therefore gratifying TO the manufacturers to
acknowledge that discerning public has paid the highest
tribute their abors and that The present demand (Which
is daily increasingly far exceeds their utmost expcc atios
The quantity Of pens made and sold by llers a Son,
from December, 1915, till December 1916, is 4.
$4,000 gross 500 600 dozen, f5,UO00OO oil pens
The enormous demand for these is sufficient proof of
the quality; ii is therefore unnecessary 70 publish the vari-
GUS certificates that the manufacturers have received from
all parts OF the Union. They may be had at Wholesale at
the manufacturers depot, s. John street. New forkor %
Coml, Bostonand retail from all Sationers in the Uni,
ted States oct lily
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Bucks Patent Hot and Albright Cooking
Stove

rs REMOVED from Light street to No ~ South Calvert
| street, ID door above Lombard street
this the inhabitants Of the city and county OF Bal
and It's adjacent country ana will venture to say
large number has been sold ever became SO popular in
so short Time gave such general and universal salts
commenced selling this Stove, during which time have
sold all and every kind OF Cooking Stove that now
Is or has in the market for the last fifteen years
therefore am from experience, prepared say, without
OF contradiction, that there never has been thai Ma
chine made in shape of either Stove Range, that Is
BILE OF doing much work. Of doing u as we'll and AZ as
small expense for labor and iuei as me Buck Stove The
fire Is made an brought directly under and very close to
all the boilers, rom TO l2 in number The oven IS very
large being the full size Of the stoye including NE hearth
consequently large the generality Of ovens in
Cooking Stoves In Use, and third larger thnn the
Of any other stove ever made and is 50 constructed
ing distance eight TO twenty ieet uccordng TO slze
which not only gives The oven psreic,y even neat a, AZ
extraordinarily long distance IN the stove before coming e
the pipe must make y Se .a' II Sso
superior baker; anu the small SIZE being capable Of
with ne oI Of bake oven Tor family USE thereby
saving large amount OF fuel that Is usually Wasted ~ ms
renders peculiarly aaaes s ass q and e
largest hotels Hundreds OF certificates might be add
ed . he above as e s dsem @ ad
venence, and at the same time obtain the most siiI
az q sast call and examine this before purchasing
The following few names selected 10 which am
most kindly permitted g refer; :, ....., Lax. az
Mr. David Keener, IL North Charles street
Bishop Waugh, ~ Green street.
Thomas Wilson, corner Calvert and Lexington streets
Or John l.. Chapman, Mulberry street
Mrs Jane hayward, ~ North Calvert street
Edward L.. FAINT, Hanover street
George A. v. SprecRtlsen n East Pratt street
Abraham Mister, Ing Hanover street. .,g .
lanes r. Williamson, corner Gay anu liigN sfet'h
John II Rhodes, l52 Hanover street,
Dir. j. NJ jennings, North iisgh street
Jane S. Jewett, 81 Howard street.
James Young 95 Eden street
Dir. II, IL Hopkins l61 Park street .5ssu
Joseph Husband, jr,, 2l3 Pratt street
Iohn s Scby, esq, 34 Baltimore street.
. Dr. Henry Siinnecke, III Lombard street aa
Female Orphan Asylum, Mulberry street
BarRum a. Co., CITY Hotel.
r. Thurson, Fountain Hotel
Daniel Dorsey, Exchange Hotel tx
William Field, National Hotel. nsl
Thomas James, Rainbow HOTEL y.
Col. H. Capron, Laurel Factory, Md
Many might be added, b'i suppose tue above
will suffice See little book AT the store Tor cericates ana
further particulars Amy person purchasing one OF These
Stoves after giving IL lair trial for thirty days and hnd
does their purpose, can return i ana VIII nave
n d. No AZ South Calvert street is the only place where
they can be had. 49,. ,r.
octS ly'' t.-f.H r. Buth fECh agent
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE Subscribers would respectfully call the attention OF
the public TO their stock Of CARRIAGES, OF their own
manufacture, AT their establishment ruE BALTIMORE CoAcn
FACTORY Frederick street door north Of baltimore street
where they keep hand and will manufacture to order
the shortest notice, Carriages Of every descrpton and IN
style OF unequaed beauty Of construction andof superior
workmanship.
Old Carriages repaired at the shortest notice. or taken in
exchange.
Carriages sold on commission.
Two first rate ourpassenger Carriages, one doctors
close carriage, both Baltimore built the having nc
further for Them will sell at sacrifice II immediate
application be made. .
= Il. S, 81 A. " PRYOR,
oct 9-lYd' Frederick street, near Baltlmore.
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TO MARINERS AND SURVEYORS.

IJAGGER & BROTHERS, No. GO, South St, three doors
Ill from Pratt street, Baltimore, anlaef,rers and I'M
lorfers Of Mathematical Optical aud Philosophical Htsfr
nie,is "A good assortment Of the following articles, which
we offer for sale at reduced prices:
Surveyors Campasses; Engineers Levels; Therordolef
Theodotes Compasses; Ships Plain Storm and Iranspn
rent Compasses Spy glasses Plain and Double Tangent
Quadran,s; Sextans; Barometers; Thermometers; Log
Glasses Hafhour Glasses; Tape Lines; Cases OF Draw.
ing Instruments Pocket Compasses; Surveyors CLAIMS
Carpenters, and Lumber Rules Taiors and Samakers
Squares; Brass and Guner Scales; Parallel Rules Draw
ing Pens, Dyiders; Prolractors; Bowdch Nayigaors
Bluns Coast Pilots; Shipmaser's Assstunls Seaman
Friends; Nautical Amanacs; Lunar Tables; Log Books
Shipping Papers; Seamans Journals; Ready Calcuaors
good assortment of Charts OF all parts OF the world
Gauging Rods; Out Sticks, &c, Together with large rs
sortment OF INSTRUMENTS iIithe Mathematical line.
H- Instruments OF every description repaired or made
to orler in the neatest manner
OCT Sly
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WASHINGTON TO BALTIMORE.

hilaU, The Steamer oSCEOLA, having been put in
complete order will, on Sunday, the llth July,
plying regularly between above places
ing the lower end Of Frederick dock Baltimore every
Tuesday at o'clock, r. NJ Returning, will leave Wash
ington erery Sunday at O'Clock, A. M #'@
She will stop regularly going and returning ut
Cone River, Va, Leonarltown, Md,
Currioman Va, Port Tobacco Md .-r
and will touch the following landings for signals or
land viz .h
Point Look Out, Blacksone,s
Piney Point Pope's Creek FL
Nanemoi, Sandy Point
Chnpman's Nd, Bluff Point,
Quantico, Va, Boyd's Hole.
FOR NORFOLK.
The OSCEOLA will leave WASHINGTON every Thurs.
day, at Q o'clock, A. NJ. for NORFOLK Returning will
Norfolk every Friday O'Clock, NJ Passage and
fare So co. JAMES MITCHELL Captain.
oct Stan
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FOREIGN PERIODICALS.

REPUBLICATION OF THE. LONDON Quar-,
T6RZX g1ik URGH REHl
REIIEW, ,;i BLACKWooD'S EDNBURGH
1yIE above Periodicals reprinted in New York, inn
L medately their arrival by British steamers in
beautiful clear type, fine white paper, and faithful
copies Of the originals Magazine being an
exact fac sime OF the Edinburgh edition.
The widespread fame Of these splendid periodicals
ders il needless to say much in their praise AS literary
organs, they stand far advance any works Of sim
each marked by dignity, candor and iorbearance not
often found in works Of party character
They embrace the views of the three great parties in
England-Whig Tory, and Radical Fleetwood, and
Norh British Review is Of more religious cast and has
for its editors Sir David Brewster and DR. Hanna son.n
law Of the late Dr. Chalmers, OF Edinburgh. Its literary
articles OF the first order, and is liberal in its politics
The prices OF the reprints less than third of those
up they afford ali that advantage to The dmtric, over Inc
English reader. '.t@.
Payment TO be made III ddrancc.
For any one Of the four Reviews, 50 GO per annum
For amy three do zoo
For ali four OF the Reviews 500
For Blackwoods Magazine W
For Blackwood and the four Re.
views, 10 90
Four copies OF any or all OF the above works will be sent
address payment of the regular subscription for
three; the fourth copy being gratis.
n5- Renittances and communications must be made in
all without expense 10 The publishers. The former
may always be done through postmaster, BY handing
wang by mail, postpaid, or the money may be enclos,
cd in letter, postpaid, directed to the publishers.
the late post Office law, TO about third the former rates
making very important saving in the expense OF mail
To- In most the large cities and towns in the United
States lying the principal railroad steamboat routes
these p'''iIEf LEONARD On 'SsSia So ' rs5shs
OCT s ly' 10 Fulton street, n. Y.
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Lndies press TrimmIng. NIanafaetory

rlIE undersigned has just received from recent imor
alion, together with her own manufacture, beati.
full assortment OF Dress Trimmings, such as:
Black and cold Bullion and Sewing Silk Fringes for Man.
tias and Visiies, all widths and patterns.
Splendid rich black and cold Ball Silk frngcs for Cloaks,
Manllas and Walking Dresses.
Black and cold Gimp Head Moar Frnges very handsome
large assortment Of Cut SILK Fringes, comprising every
width and shade for Fall Dresses
Black and .roored silk Gimps, OF the newest and most
fashionable styles oi patterns.
Together with beautiful assortment Of rich new style
Bottoms, for fall trimmings; with large assortment OF
Purse Trimmings Purse SILK, Velvet Emp. Bags and Re
cus Curtain Gms Cords and Tasses rich patterns We
nitia Cords aud Tssels, SILK Bindings, with full asspr
men, OF Odd Fellows, Sons OF Temperance, and Red
Mems Regslia All Of which am prepared TO sell iotr
wholesale and retail.
MRS. A. slSCo, General Furnishing Store,
oct lily % Baltimore, opposite Holiday ST., Bait
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New CARPET Warehouse.

ballard a. PRINCE inform their. customers and the
ID public that they have removed fdA the old stand so
long occupied by tem to the large and Ware.
house, recently erected on the north side ON
BROOMFYELDS SIREET,N
short distance from Washington street. where they offer
for sale extensive assortment Of English and American
Carpengs Of all qualities; do do Stair Carpeings; Hearth
Rugs; Bookings Straw Maitings, DC. DC &.
Also English and American Painted Floor Cloths, Of all
dimenaions .H.'t III. HW oct s "
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MILLER g. CO.'S
NEW GREAT WESTERN EXPRESS

LOUiSPiLLE, 81. LOUIS.
\ ANGEMENTS have been made with Mcssrs. Bufk l.
IA CO.'S Express from Baltimore Pittsburgh for the
tension OF ths Line, anil after Monday October ft to
the named places with mail speed The wagons of
this lme all new, built with the capacity Of 500 bs
and the best 10 be obtained have placed along
the line OF tie National Road
Messengers will accompany all goods by this line and
that the drivers on the road make the allotted time from
station 10 station, without failure,
= All goods will be receptcd for any of our Offices
agencies North or SOUTH to arrive IN Pittsburgh in 90 hours,
and Wheeling III 60 hours from Baltimore.
Goods received until ~ O'Clock In the day.
A--lyds ..
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FRENCH boots,

AT THE PARIS BOOT EMPORIUM,
Corner Of Fson aud Nassau ST., opposite the Herald office
rg,IS is one of the first and most fashionable establish
ments in this city the quality Of their Boots and Shoes
has made the resort Of all who want e have nice and
best made in other for So and e. We would call the
attention Of friends to his establishment, where they
will doubt be kindly received by MIR YOUNG the pro
pretur Fine Cali Boots for % ~, that cannot be beat
IS. Small profits and quick returns, is his motto
nrI ll--lYd'
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINES FOR
BALTIMORE. Fare 50.
,,,, ls.-2asaA sszsxnA &ssssE
m E.. 81. "a. .| sl{I A.kl
WI 5as g it H'5y w Sg sb Se s ~

MORNING LINE, 5.ss 5
PER PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BALTE
MORE RAILROAD.
Via Wilmington, Newark, Elkon ayre dc Grace &c will
leave The depot Eleventh and Market Streets daily Except
SundayD ats A. NJ,
AFTERNOON LINE.
Via New Castle and Frenchtown
The steamboat OHIO Capt Davis, will leave Dock street
wharf, daily, except Sunday, at IA NJ G
NIGHT LINE.
Per Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
will leave the depot t and Market streets, daily 10
o'clock, A. NJ. H.r st#
4 The Mail Lines will leave Baltimore for Philadelphia at
A. NJ, and +, NJ per Railroad and o'clock, p. NJ, by
Steamboat lf ra'.H'. =
SUNDAY MAIL LINE.
The >only Line for Baltimore, Sunday will leave The
depot, llth and Market street, at 10 p NJ = .0. Et
Passengers must procure their tickets before taking their
seats in the sFt @s
WHEELING AND PTrTsBuRG.
Tickets through to Wheeling Pittsburg, be procur
ed at the depot, or on board the steamboat
Fare TO Pttsburg sl2; TO Wheeling sl3
NOTICE-All baggage by The above lines is entirely at
tho rskf and passengers expressly prohibited
from taking anything baggage, but their wearing apparel;
so lbs Of baggage allowed each passenger. 7
octS-dly g. ii. HUDDELL, Agent
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REMOVED.
MRS BosLEY,s

MRS, BOSLEY'S Wholesale aud Retail Corset ManuJac
N tory Is removed TO 60 Baltimore street. over John w
Royston Co.'s Store where Merchants can he supplied
with CORSETS on the reasonable terms. -
60 BALTIMORE STREET,
octS South sde, doors from Gay street
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STEEL PENS.

MYER PHINEAS, Manufacturer and Importer Of English
Nl and American STEEL PENS O. PEN HOLDERS,
l2S William street. between Fulton and John sts, N York,
respectfully INVITES the attention OF the public TO his justly
celebrated Bank Commercial and Original Pens, which
used by the principal houses in the city, who have found
them the best Pen used. Also Ornamental Pens for
various writings which both durable and elastic and
preferable 10 the Gold PEN possessing the same
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TIN wAREI TIN wAREm

FE7f I1FOR7HNT NOTICE TO CUUN7K
MERCHANTS '
T,liE subscriber would respectfully invite the attention OF
Merchants visiting this city, for the purpose Of selecting
stock oil goods for The Fall and Winter sales, 10 his exe-
siye stock of Tn Japanned Sheet Iron and britannia
Ware, comprising general variety, which has been manu-
featured Ia his establishment and by the best workmeh
the city, all Of which is offered al extremely low prices
Purchasers from the different States will find II greatly to
their advantage 10 call at this establishment, where they
will find every variety OF Tin Ware, prices tat will not
fail TO please, Goods will be carefully packed and sent 10
any part Of the city free oil charge
ALFRED II. REP, q
oct sly No. 1856, BALTIC. ST., above the Globe Inn,
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Merchants Exchange Hotel,


lIE subscriber will open the LIST Of September next,
the Merchants Exchange Hotel located In State street
and In the immediate vicinity of the Banks the Post OF
flee, and the Exchange and hopes by the strcest attention
to the wants and comforts OF his guests, to merit good
share Of the public patronage. The house has hun
bred rooms has been thoroughly renovated and repair
ed and the undersigned feels confident that he is pre-
any Hotel in the city The bedding and furniture generally
has been repensed and The appointments and convent
ences Of the House inferior to Of Its kind by
prompt personal attention the desires Of his guests the
subscriber hopes to merit his share Of the public and
patronage .g
Transient Boarders One Dollar per day
oct 8 ly' a.s4 HENRY DOOLEY.
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Blank Books and Stationery OF every de-
scrfption.
GEORGE r. NESBITT,

STAT1ONER AND PRINTER,
Tontiae Buidiag cor Val and Wafer Streets Neo York.
TO BANKERS, INSURANCE COMPANIES AND
L MERCHAN7'S.-GEORG 7. NESBlrr takes leave
that having established Resident Agents in England
and France, he will be enabled 10 supply any and every
ce in his line al the lowest prices The object Of the sub
crber much to do extended Wholesale business
supply merchants and others with such articles they
may require in their business In small quantities. at whole
prices by which saving Of ut least IS per will be
made The following articles will be found in his present
extensive stock
Papers, Cutlery States, Sealing Wax Steel Pens Seals,
Inks Pencil Cases. Ivory Tablets Envelopes Gum Tickets,
Blank Cards OF every variety.
Together with every other article made either In England
France, and constituting part OF staoners stock.
Domestic Stationery, in quality and assortment not sur
passed. .f oct 1l-lyd'
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JAMES w. HUGHsoN,

No. SOUTH CAL VERT STREET,
One Door Bcloic Baltimore Street, baltimore.
ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public, that
IL he continues manufacture Saddles, Harness. Trunks,
&c, and has hand large and beautiful stock oil
fresh goods which he Is selling uncommonly low prices
Country dealers will find IL TO their interest to give me
call before buying. }.
Fme Fashionable, Coach and Buggy Harness, and ladies'
and gentemes Saddles, Brides, &c, always ON hand
Military Work done in the best manner,
oct S-lyd' ,"
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ENaRAvINas, PAINTINGS,

DICTllRE FRAMES, PIER AND MANTEL GLASSES,
L &c. WILLIAM g. SIEYENS, 3i3 Broadway, a
short distance above the Park, InPORIERS AND
DEILERS IN ENGLISH FRENCH AND GER.
MAN ENGRA PINGfS, MANUFACTURERS or
LOOKING GLASSES, DC. tss f..e WI
w a S. have made such arrangements with the first
publishing houses In the PRINT line both in London and
Paris as will secure TO them constant supply of all the
most popular subjects from the best artists well the
first Of All novelties they produced which they will
sell at very reasonable prices.
JIAN1.EL AND PIER GLASSES, in all the varieties
Of French, Ezabehian and Gothic styles, constantly
hand framed order from Original designs with slpe
or French plates and with that faithful attention to quail
y which has always characterized their establishment
Portfolios and Stands constantly on hand
-lyd. " p.