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A MEXICAN ALmANAC-Comp lste series from las
"A commencement in lS3O-ior sale By Fanck Taylor.
Two COP only; being ali that the advr riser, with muc
endeavor has been able mako OF this valuable year
book.
THE CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES, from 1910
70 lsao collected and bound into folio volumes SIN
gle copy only.
THE JOURNALS OF CONGRESS-, from 1850 to 1915.
reprinted In nine volumes and other valuable books
OF the same class.
~ FRANCK TAYLOR,
Feb. H. Bookseller, Washington CITY.
CEcOHD voisms Macaalay's Hsstery e6 DnGland
- just received at
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(NONsUMPTION-This terrible disease II commonly
~ attributed to our climate. But if the climate
blame, the disease would have been inflicted that and
the people, We think the fault is in the people,
and that the people would keep the skins of themselves
tony, poison, and dleness for generation two
sumption would be no more known. XII,
However, consumption prevails and picks
off the best and precst of in prime In this
OF things do the best piece and patch
the web Of life with journeys, voyages, and medicines
or all the medicines we know OF, Dr. Wstar's "BALSAM
OF WILD CHERRY" is what first recommend. We
have in office living proof of its efficacy, who, but for
it, would have been beneath the sod long ago. The in
OF this medicine Dr. Wislar of science,
of humanity. and undoubtedly prepared the remedy its
best FORM and the public may rely upon Mr. Fowe for the
genuine articeBoston Daily Chron0fype, Jan la ISl7
Gr,-None genuine without the written signature of L.
BUrrs
For sale by X. s. PATTERSON,
Feb l3- 81 Washington, D. G.
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NIEW-CROP West India Sugar and Molasses at
~ Auction.-On Wednesday, the I4h instant, at II
o'clock, f. IL A. H. Dodges wharf, the cargo OF the
schooner Risk from Cientuegos, consisting Of
35 hhds prime Muscovado sugar
81 do superior do noasses
Is erces do do do
Il bbls. do do do
+. s. WRIGHT, Auctoneer,
Feb l3-2t Georgetown.
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Washington City, January 6, lSis.
Jan 7--dtMarch6
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TWO CENTS.

views into the arena Of history The outbreak q
the revolution Is certain will then leave near
untried to procure the realization OF the object have
in view. In the approaching movement we behold,
not the revolution Of state but of the whole Of civil
LIKED mankind. For Germany 1t offers two powerful
rallypg points-the victory of the Hungarians and
the constitution of the German Parliament. We plsce
the greatest Importance upon the hrst the latter we
regard az Of secondary Importance
All parties agree that the insurrection in Hun
gary IL not national movement but a European re-
volution. Msgyars, Germans, Frenchmeu, Italians
fight the Of determination against the united ABB
solutism Of the Eastern powers. This struggle has
procured army for the revolution, which Will seek
battle fields and laurels in land OF Europe The
Hungarian is brilliant Justification OF the mi
nority 1t has proved that man the side OF the
revolution Is worth ten hirelings in the pay Of abso
lutsm The Hungarians have taken the initiative in
the great world wide which the dying spasms Of
absoutism have called forth. They have relieved
France of its post in the history Of the world Rus
SLAMS and Magyars will meet in deadly conflict for the
possession Of Vienna The result Of this struggle will
decide the future fate of Germany 1t IL therefore
imperous that it should be the batlecry of the Ger
revolution
The constitution of the German parliament is the
second source which the German revolution Is to
flow The victory will soon be gained We shall not enter
into criticism of the German parliament. The abettor
and supporters of the noble Gagern will be henceforth
not critically but practically exterminated. As re-
CARDS the so-called democratic party OF st. Pauls
church. the extreme left 1t has yet shown but little
revolutionary energy, by the line Of conduct it has
hitherto followed and by its adhesion to the supper
tiers OF hereditary empire. Time will show whether
the of events will invigorate them we fear that
the revolution has but little to expect from them.
While these lines are being written, the revolution
has already copmenced The proletarians will adopt
the revoutopst the dying legacy Of the bourgeoise.
With all their strength they will seize upon the
luton, and make it permanent until mankind has
struck into the paths in which IL will find AMI ac
quire speedily the desired end universal liberty and
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New Publications.

r..
Ihh sf'''ShANs F..vvAt, edited and compiled |,
Edwin williams, In 4 vols syo-This useful and Inn.
portapt natioua work comprises a complete collection
Of the Addresses and Messages Of the Presidents OF tho
United ststes-iDaugsral, annual, and speciai-fron
Warrington In 1859, Taylor In 1s49: with memoir
Of each President and history Of his
embracing notice Of each session Of Congress; thus
forming the only complete political history Of tbs
country TO be rad There also embraced In this
work large amount Of public documents aud statis-
tca and historical information Of great value TO DO
litcians statesmen and indeed to every citizen who
desires 20 be well Informed In such matters Mr. WI
hams IL well known To the public a political ani
statistical writer and has brOug the task which h
has performed In the work before u. the advantages
ofong experience and accurate scqua with our
public officers abd leading political men The work is
pubshsd by Edward Walker, No ia Fulton street, in
four handsome volumes ornanented with portraits OF
the Presi1euts. We may mention. In addition. that
the former edition Of this work brought down sls
received tho high concentrations u Daniel Webster
Henry Clay the late PRESIDENT Polk and other gates
men The present editicn has q full aul very accu-
rate life Of General Taylor.
THr UurrD srsrrs Fiscal DEPARTMENT - part from,
the numerous Testimonials which given by several
OF our most distinguished men In praise Of this work
We should say that u IL q the most valuable books
that las been issusd from the American press long
time To all who dcstre information 70 the manage
ment Of the affairs of the general government In every
department u Is invaluable. u IL edited by Robert
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with the administration Of the public affairs
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ed with the subjects Of which treats ID IL published
-. q. s. Gideon, Of Wsshinstos city.
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Board OF Supervisors.

SiECfAL MEfTfN0.
Jrvr 30-Alderman Hsws In the chair The minutes
Of the preceding meeting were read and approved
Bdis- OF stephen Eustace, for cleaning Court OF
Sessions; Of Morning. Star and Eceni-g Post for adver
tng; Of hotel keepers for board and lodging for the
jurors in the several criminal lately tried In ths
city; Of the Morning Courier and Commercial firrfisr,
for advertising, &c Referred TO the appropriate
mittees
BonSs-of the Commissioners Of Common Schools OF
the various wards Of the city Approved
Communications From the Surrogate Of the County
and City Of New York, relating to certa improve
ments requisite TO be made In the Surrogstes once
Alderman jaws KrfLY offered resolution that $500
be appropriated out 81 the surplus fees Of the SurrO
gates Office, for the contemplated improvements he
Nrrcd.
A communication from the Register was also re-
fsrred 30 the same committee. Another communica-
tion from the Comptroller enclosing from Jamer
X. Whiting. Esq was laid on the table.
Reports -Of Commttee on County Offices In favsr Of
enagng the salary Of one Of the clerks In the Regis
tef's Office.
The .qsior Place Rct.--Ths bill Of Gillespie Quo,
amounting TO $50 for the funeral charges q three per-
cons killed at the Astor Place riot Ordered to be
paid. The Board then adjourned
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Inr are the prices for the week ;.
Pans, June 4, ISig.

PARts, June 4, lSt9.
Anericdns Abroad-7he Success Of Dfr. Dyayton, III
Tocaiisf, &c.
Knowing that you interest yourself in everything
which associates itself with American talent and
enterprise, cannot resist the desire TO give you
specimen Of il.
In returning from a voyage through Italy, last
September, passed through the beautiful city Of
Nantes, where had the intention of remaining TO-
a few hours.
In making Il tour ds la rRie, In order to sec the
many curious things cited in its history, stopped
before the grand opera house. This theatre is one
OF the largest IN France-a splendid monument
and one Of thfsnost beautiful specimens Of CORN
THAN architecture.
My eye fell naturally upon the performance an
rounced tor the evening; and Judge of my surprise
an seeing announced that chef dpprrc ne Never
beer, Robert 10 Diahe, 70 role de Buirafn, par M
Drayton, he young American of whom have so
often read the praises IN your excellent paper.
Mr.. Drayton had just graduated at the Consrra-
fotrs nc Pnisand his FIRST debut was announced for
that evening. My curiosity to see the extent of
American enterprise and talent, III hardly neces
sary for me to say, induced me t6witness a spec
tacle in which had more than ence admired the
admirable Lcvasseur, the immortal French basse,
who, by-the-by, is the professor of our young
American.
This was the first time had ever seen Mr.. Dray.
ton. lie IL tall, well made, and robust
In the first act he has but little TO sing. need
hardly cay my pulse throbbed when the curtain
rose for the third act, which is the most important
one for him The do bsuFe passed off we'll be-
ing much appIauded Then followed his grand
air, Geo trying to all who have ever undertaken this
rcc d6ctie.) and so dc he inspire me with the aw-
ful consequences Of the Internal mission Of the
character he represented, that | was obliged TO
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Our Pnrh Correspondence.

PARIS, June IL, lSiS.
1ht Rdrdg" q TIC Cho'va in Pdris-The Death Of
Marshai Bpgeaid-Th, Raiian Question TIE
rcndous Excitement in he French Assembly
Threatened hsgrection-state Of Pdutcs-Ln-
rorfGnf duests-Asqcct Of Agaps.
The past week has been unusually fertile in Incl
dents, and pregnant with interes. At the date Of
my last letter, Paris was filled with CONSERVATION,
owing to the sudden increase Of the cholera, which
attained degree Of intensity that rumor exagge-
rated into equaltyw1th the calamity Of 1882. From
the 4th instant to the 9TH, the temperature Of the
weather underwent an extraordinary elevation;
ise heat, during the early part OF the afternoon,
sspassing anything l have ever encountered in
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Pniitrcnl Intelligence

Edward Y Hin IL the whig nominee for Governor Of
Georgia
Col H. D. Wright is syoker Of AZ the democrt,ie
candidate fcr Governor o. pennsylvania.
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The Richmond (vs) Rty','lscer Of the 2stA instant
seys - We ore Informed that severd fatal ca4as ~
l,s..to LGys se.LlE,s ~ MaEea.s.sf s.sL.a as IA
few days
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Cleanse and Strengthen. Coasasptiea Lc cured B,ou
ehRts, tonsamtHign Lsrsy CosgIain, Colas, Coughs,
saia,yh Ashaa, stg " he.si, Soreness iHihe Chest
Hect,c ffash NigM sr,ns, DNaM@ Prghse ErIec.
tO,ditOH, Pan IN The Side &C., hare teaand Be-
Probably there remedy that has been 30 snc
cesslul in desperate OF Cpnsunpon Ne s n clean
aud strengthens the system and appears 20 heal ulcers
on The lungs, and the patients gradually regain their usual
ALMOST A MIRACLE.
Read the following and doubt u you can, that Consimp
ton can be cured Tlus IL only one II several Kindred
cases, that TowNSEND'S SARsAPARiiLA has cured
. BRooKLyS, SEPT. II, lSiO.
Dr. TowssRaD--Dear Sir-I was taken, a Huie over a
year ago, with severe cough and pain la my se; In
creased very fast inecd pronounced by ply
sicans To have the quick consumption raised large guam
titles o had matter, had night swrais and sinking very
faa-my doctor sail he could do nothing for me- went To
te hospital IN hope VI being benefited bun was pr0nonuc.
AZ incurabe was now greatly Distressed the lungs aud
could hardly breathe soon became ,mariae aud ea
pected 10 die was confined to my bed and was obliged
have watchers Indeed cannot give you any description
that would 'lo justice TO my ! supposed by my
friends 10 be pas recovery; had tried great number
remedies, nnd all seemed 10 be II effect read of the
most extraordinary cures, performed by your mecin- am
to tell you the truth, suspected there lnh,s IN
them Hut was Induced 10 Try ~ dbl 40, and Nay
thankful did rannot say that am entirely we'll bu.
am 80 far recovered as to he about business hops
to be entirely well In Few weeks My cough pain IN tie
side, and night sweats have let me, aud rass but very
little, and am fast gaining my usual strength feel IL my
duty TO give you statement OF my case to publish, IL you
please.
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HALriNoRR M ~ Pine strsst, ssl a t~lt
g. HTsieHs rDKAh StA tel ~ ~ my aany b.ti y
you and TO the ptIhc bsAf my ssm"ny ths sesiFB
Of DR.. Dunbarh, Kuhn fryma DysfsFtsr tat1tat
was severely afflicted with tis aysspeaa Ani ~ ~
gestive organs were eumpissls drfanasd that fti
retain nothing my stomach ! WAS wasted asaf y .
mere skeleton Atre The mosi paias, ant hal
sons OF almost deaihy strknsax iuaEmih thai tlssi
"a death an early release from nay rfsfnsN tataAisif
heard Of your Cordial and ~ Tia wuflsfta had
effected, and was Induced 10 ny tdd ~ Al hfri slaaa
without hope. Hut after had tAksu tu sasss, hfaH
70 heel beers my aPpse returned my digestive israliss
began 10 recover their lnrohk. my spirits rsstt atn ~
the time had taken bouss ihs tons u n,y siantsh
was entirely restored and lsred The rnift useni ~
perfect health since rn, although lsrod ~ apSafi u
year has elapsed have had return ~ The dissase
Very truly, MM REEfSNIDEhS
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE

DIR. TOWNSENDs sARSAPARII.LA 10 soyercirI
* remedy for incipient CONSUMPTION aud G,r Tie
general prosraiion Of the sysemno matter whether the
result Of inherent cause or causes produced by rregulay
Illness accident.
Nothing can be surprising than its inyigoranr 81
the human frame. Persons all weakness and las
stude before taking IL at once become and i o,
energy under liz Influence II Immediately eounierars the
nerveessess OF the female irame which is the great cause
Of unhappiness
will not be expected Of us In delicate ma
uire TO exhibit certificates of performed hut wr can
the afflicted that hundreds have been repor.
ted 10 u.s.
CoxsAcHIK, Sept ~, 1915.
DIR. TowSsBSD--To all whom this may concerr.-Ths
certify that my wife used bottle of your sARsA
PARlILA previous TO n critical event, under the most
alarming and delicate circumstances, being troubled with
the dropsy swelling Of the feet nervous affections very
much deblitaied; with my persuasion, aud the recomei.
daon OF those who had used it, she induced 10 try IL
with little lih; and suffice II to say the medicine
had the happy and desired effect only during sai
PERIOD but after the expiration OF week OF It's Use, The
dropsy and nervous affection gave way to astonishing
degree, and her health Is now better tan had been for
long time previous
II this will he Of any service you, any one who
doubts the OF the medicine, you entirely wei
come to H.
subscribe myself your obcden and obliged sery'
s. 5. JAMESON.
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pRs. DRkssAcn. Kpnx . rnSons
DfsPEfTiC CORDIAL.
DtNrrr~1a


NJ q Hsfsisas DEAa sia Asas - = .saisrs sua y
lead qtlseFs ~ ths s.sBs rfusdy has at.e
mnAiioh p enftttk isr 10 ssss.Aff tftt - lt.H q
piAL"
Foo long um., tass ssnsEsd isua ~ eagtl - nys
pcpsia much thar NJ drtrtt elesas waslia 80
form lheir iunfiiuna, anisf ssst tiS ssf iassa
lately sected IRON my smach and ~ tsese tafaits
in that rrlion Tendrred my aitlialliIa laisssEllI
was fortunately advised ~ Gissa " ~ yuaf n.u
cine aud alsf using tw1 olilra csnaplsslg fsleetf
from all the trollhfs whtrh rndofed
Accept, ar, my warmsa wriYss ~ ~ eatrsN = IN
valuable msiic,ns, aud believe NJ, sasstsly Yeasss
JAMES b MA~sN
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PETER BROWN, n Litiie st., Drookly
% MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILIA has been .x
pressly prepared In reference Female Complaints N:
female should neglect to take H. certain preysnyi
for any OF The and horrible diseases which the,
subject II is valuable Tor those who approac nl
womanhood is calculated assist nature by guic
ing the blood and in,roaIg the system ineti this me
dcine is invaluable for all the delicate diseases 10 which
subject
tura energies by removing the impurities Of the biood-by
far stimulating The system produce subsequent
reaxnton which Is the Of most medicipes taken fol
emae weakness and disease.
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JHtN IA'kSDN. EeI EdltaI ~ tie Railway Rsluhl
tniulisl,e'i ie abse ssft,hcsc, and rsusafkA eli
rral Eiilows;
no Tie spcres u DR. TnwNsENDs PREPARE
TON OF SANsAfAkillA appears be ons 81 IL. I,ui
extraordinary character We publish to-day certificates
from tile Rev Mr. White, II rairh Islatl 4, n,len,an
well known IA Railway Cart. MrIaan bssyss tir mes.
cine 10 have ssed his life, aud Mr. White o. inter
tain an equally strong ron6dsnre 10 H. efficacy lnsllseut
men like irss would No, praise strongly What they dbI
not FULLY believe 10 be deserving
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J. 70. CARVER,

NO. 81 NORTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
LIVES Drawings and Specific atoms contracts TO erect
" Dwellings, &C., and lay out the grounds for Country
seats or Cemeteries; together with the arrangement to
Trees to give the proper effect Also, Churches Hospitals
Prisons, Water Works. Gas Works, &c., the latest and
most approved plans Including heating, venatng, &c.
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NEW VALUABLE LAW BooK,

V,HE BLACK CODE Of TIE DISTRICT OF CoI,JJM
L BlA, being complete tgeacd Cole Of all the Laws al
large, general and municipal relating 10 the coored popna
ton, whether free or slave in force the District OF Column
bia and within the limits Of the Corporations Of Washing
ton and Georgetown on the LIST Of November, 1913; the
whole arranged according 10 the subjects OF the laws them
esives by Woithngton q Snet,c, Counsellor. al Law
Just published in pamphlet price 60 For sale by
ian 0-t r. TAYLOR
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SICK IIIADAcBE.

WAsnisafas, January e. lSia
Mr. O. Hsrsfons, DEAR SAL have bsss ~ ss,,ns
time troubled with Sick lea,iarhc, an take pisarars
saying, that ia the 81 Dr. Dfesash kuhn aud PTyots
Dyspepc Cordial, have invariably Enand r,lisi
single dose, consider Il valuable medicine
Very respectfully, N. w. MrdREGOR
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taia " Mlten. MIME u ~ IsFlsllnfe ana late
Of the uae Navy, has kist ssn ~ gip l,.5u.ur
ssrhcals y tsis ~ own siprJ
RAHwaf, LAS n. Ism
year siaos Was taken Wild, ~ f,An.as, a,,t nv
wbniu system I'm u siliizts asis va iai,fssl u
ny IN IuNNAENDrSAks APAhtiIA aal aiisf akil,E
mo 90 thfrs iAl,lss wss Nsry mnrh rhcyel and air
bns eniFsJ " ihr sci SaI@aafill have runi lhed
taking II, anil hpi that Improve every ,ay Ibtiet. II
sderaiion. q. VI MCLEAN
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NAVY YARD, PENS

2NUU do sheet IRON, ! IN. 7 II. long by Wide
1000 do boiler iron, in. thick
Gibundles, or 5000 pounds, hoop iron, inch
8 do or $500 pounds, do l., inch
do or 1000 pounds do i inch
1000 pounds 9-l6 square iron, for spikes
1000 do ll.l6 do do
1000 do I do do
1000 do fiat plate iron, by in.
200 do u inch cast steel
All the iron to be of the best American manu-
faciure
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YOUNG LADIES. READ THIS

You who have Pale Compile sons, Dun Eyes Dlo,ches
the Face Rough Skim Frrokles aud are nt
rilsn use a bottle or Two Of Dr 1OWNSENDS sARsAPA.
RILA Il will cleanse the Blood, remove the Frerkles
and Bloches and give YOU animation sparkling eyes linz
spirits, and beautiful complexion all III which are oi I'M
nlense value TO UNMARRIED LApIgs.
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE 1876 FULTON STREET, N. 70.
Sun Building.
DIR r. W. DYOTT & SONS, GENERAL AeRsrs No.
81 North Second Street, Philadelphia Pa
Agent for Washington City, CHARLES STOTT Dnua.
sIsT. corner 9Th street and Penn. Avenue.
us- Also, for sale by Druggists generally.
Uy- NONE GENUINE UNLESS PUT UP IN TIE
LARGE SQUARE BOTTLES, WHICH CONTAIN A
QUART, AND SIGNED WITH THE WRITTEN SIGNATURE OF
S, +. TOWNSEND, AND HIS NAME BLOWN IN riIK GLASS.
ny- II. ID Y O TT. In
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WAsHN0ros, November ~, isfi.
Mr., q. Usrs0ns. disease had bot years b.
an alarming degree. Your Dyspepiie Cordial desersee
more than passing notice from me- Ny was IL i,r
most distressing nature aid The conflict between my
mach and food was often severe, the stomach loaibnK The
nerves Weakened restless nights, frequent starting with
pleasant dreams. To describe my situation il difcaii
Physicians consulted, various medicines tried. but
nothing met my until met with your Onio medicine.
named Drs Dresbach, Kuhn and Pryors Dyrprpiic Coo
dial Soon after using my dsonered stomach became
sooted continued the medcinea perfect cure has
efiected-my health is good and has been iuf
than year can use any article Of liei without any
Inconvenience In my case this valuable medicine IL H.
contestble My case liz well known 10 The Rev James
Hanson, having been associated with lin. in the same
room for some years in the General Posi- Office
WIN. \. DARRELL
am fully convinced that the above statement correct
JAS. NJ HANSON.
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MERCHANTS from the SOUTH aud WEST Wound
vi be amply recompensed by making cheap Parchassa
for CASH, by calling 1T the
CARPET, OIL CLOTH A WINDOW SHADE DEPOT
Nos. Is 4 -, Norih S,ooad Street. Phhadslphaa,
Second A. or, door beop Chyfsf Church
1000 pieces Of Wilton Brussels Imperial lngrain Dam.
ask and Venan CarpeDgs, with Oh Cloths, Mats, Rugs
Looking Glasses, Blinds, Window Shades and Mslngs,
Wholesale and Retail VERY Low.