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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-25
JANE GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.

Mr.. Webster has arrived ut Canandaigua, where
he will remain till tomorrow. The President of
ahe United States has returned to Washington
News from Vera Cruz, by the way Of New Or
beans, announces the third indgnity of the Next
cans, and We quite certain that the course now
pursued in Mexico will result in another serious
trouble. Within 4 few weeks sixty-fve Americans
have been imprsoned-a party Of Americans have
been fred upon-and, by the last account, re-
venue cutter Of our service was found necessary to
protect an American schooner, freighted with pro-
visions for Tehuantepec. We learn, by private ad-
vices, that famine Is expected in Mexico, should
the crops fail this season. Already much suffering
prevails, and water i obtained in the capital with
great difficulty
The Canadian parliament have been engaged in
debate on improving the navigation Of the st.
Lawrence, by which it il commended advantages will
he derived, that will favor q competition with New
y ork in trade and commerce.
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pS>srsrs At sss per ewt In addition 70 the rum
DssS yesterday 80 puneheons DeInera. sso sold
prssss nothing has taken place to-day in moiasses
- scioe small lot Of Carolina rice has brought lbs
Dsr ew. OF 300 bales Jute offered by auction only
shout 80 were sold at fl2. Sc 70 sis los per ton
LavrHrooL CoRs MAnKrr, Tuesday, May l3-Ths sup
DAes grain and -four from Ireland and coastwise
again very small whilst the exports TO those places are
Tuesday has been hour Of which have received
~ EOS bills from the United States aud II 0l SACKS from
nsivsd AGO large business has been passing in
brunswick street during the week ana most arces y
the grain trade have participated In tne tsls
Ths mornings market was well attended, ana lresn
le,tic wheat sold readily fully the prices Of this day
week Old foreign wheat moved taiuy anu prices were
sai~htlx weaker on Friday American -four improved
- nv mi but this could not be maintained to-day
Ma however fair demand for all good sound qualities
- American and French at quite good figures on
srasdsy Last Spring corn and pulse all supported the
late advance and the quotations OF this day week are
raised Cd per ar on Indian corn ana beans 10 per
nas Wheat, per 70 lbs-American white, 50 6s. ID
ned and mixed IS Cd S. 1od; Canadian white Be- 3D.
3 o. I0d red and mixed, s. I'd 6s. Sd; French, %.
a S. sd Flour per Ie6 lbs .-Western canal, 20s
oOs ID Phladelphia and Baltimore 20s. Cd lis; Ca
asian 2s 2os % sour IT, lSs .ss inaan corn per
O. mixed, Dos SIS Rye per 90 lbs, 81 Cd 3. Cd.
Malt, per mp or, Jos. 54s Indian meal per lsobs,
lbs i6.
rather doing than any previous day Of
she week confidence seemed 10 be somewhat restored
the very low prices at which producers willing
- sch induced moderate amount Of business On Mon
Asy. however the news brought by the America Of
sob nature as entirely TO check the disposition 10
epsrate which had Just begun TO manifest itself and
daring yesterday and to day the market has been in
cse depressed and dropping state than have
tsr many months. Confidence in the price Of the
material has, for The present. entirely lost and
scarcely any nducement will tempt buyers to operate.
TyAnsae lions have been quite in-igncant to-day and
prices are irregular and merely nominal that
age quotations be given Some producers have
eepted much lower terms than they would have listened
81 Saturday; while others in independent po-
Htion have thought II advisable to withdraw entirely
from the market and not press sales under the present
nnfavorahle circumstances. The depression extends
without exception to all departments OF the cloth and
yarn market.
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These the days ~ Illustrated works and illustrated
Journals and wherever there enterprise the pictorial
art 70 be brought into regusition Even California
already has pictorial newspaper which eventually si
rival under the potent influence Of gold the illustrated
journals Of Paris and Lopdon The London illustrated
newspapers are very excellent In tbeir way but the
wood cuts not 50 vel ereeuted a. those la the
journals Of Paris where q the finest wood cuts. for
London periodical are exscutsd Tho Paris wood
cuts finer, sharper, and admirably finished
in every respect thar the Enzsh any connoseur msy
perceive by making the comparison For instance what
can be more perfect than the LTuosra,g Josrral ur
tersei published in Paris and Issued 10 conf uncton with
the hcntteg .4merca,n, Ut 2 Broadway, In this city
This Is plan tina. will es; with approval for the Mont
tT Is ably edited, and H. H.s.si.-s, conducted ~ NJ
Paulin needs no commentator. It speaks for i.~s1
both With s pictorial beauty an BY the talent dis
played In its columns
The world q pictorial a.. has received creation
during the pat week In the publication s john Bach
mann, " Bccsman street, q nyic- a the CITY and
Rartor q Havana The designer a this tastful en-
craving has made thu forutous Va. n the lso.
ties granted TO him w e Captain General and other
officers q Havana for cosnIacng this work and v rith
great pleasure that We have found In tha scene depicted
By the hand a ar renewal Of thn-~ Impressions which
recently we're gained by Win n VI. delightful ctr
thus beautifully and accurately repreeeotcd.
Any Pilgrim In London, for twenty years pss. may
number two door from the strand southspton street
cd GarbAna italian and frame maker highly
distinguished In his art who wont 10 81 Iscsurys
and frames for the common price n the pictures alone At
No. 10 Fulton trcct Brooklyn W bciieve the public
have yeSftabe ~ the old London rrfuoso for no
has sent W. 3 msgnihcently framed portrait q Burns
the poet, and he adds, In note, that he aso seEs
framed engrsvngs At less than the published price the
engraving Nobody but ve~itabe nsphev or de-
socBdant ~ the agreeable old earvcr - southanrtnr
strset. could enjoy the nlr1c. sni conduct bic
business o. plan vhjch hes long been Known snd sJ-
prceiatcd is LOudop
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She tsies cut }l245oo In American gold, and fieo In
Enslish diver.
sr,AngIrr pporHrp Josarutv.--The command a TINS
ves4sl has been transferred Capt Icbcr squer late
the steamer Empirc running Lake Erie Capt D hae
been engaged In steamboat navigation for upwards o.
sixteen years and has mad. great many friends among
the Travelling community during that period by his uni
firm Kindness and attention IN e Passengers under his
charge Tho B. J. sin leave for chasres wednesday
next.
ron r,ir sovru--Ths steamship Nsrion, Capt
Berry LEFT yesterday Afternoon her nrst voyage n
Charleston and the steamship Florida Cept Lyon, al-o
i.tArtrd for Savannah Ths a their paesen9cfs
viii be found under the proper head.
L.r~eu.---According 10 notice the and rplendid
clipper shp Challenge was launched yesterday after
noon, from The yard a Mr. Vim. Webb, foot 81 eirtb
street Fast river bhs left her wars at ave O'Clock In
beautiful styie Her besnty a model and genuine clip
per appeasance were the heme q univer~l admiration
from one Of tbs largest sseemaecs witnessed 1t
u launch.
sr,ApsoA~s Ru AIMING A number 1steasners are
81 the Dry Dock undergoing repairs among vhlth are
he Ohio Pronetbeus, Eldorado, and Phuadelpha. The
Connodore Keur sbec and cher inland craft are also
hsdns overloaded.
Tur Erw y.cpr AsrsicA has bad . nev foremast rub
uted n the place o. the former one, which had been
sprung and bips or pumpkins have been placed on
either side ~ the huh In the vske ~ the mast ~ 70
give 70 the rigging greater purchase sudstsy the mas
Bers frpy
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The American exhibition NJ the World's Fair In
Hyde Park, Is considered By the London press a
perfect humbug Many admit the fact, dscrcdit-
abio and disgraecfal Il L. whole mae Of trash
has been sent out 10 London 70 provoke the laughter
Of all Europe at American ar. and nufactures.
The only relief In the exhibition Is Powers Crock
Slave and that was borrowed from a John Bull on
purpose. II the world want 10 know the mighty
magnitude ofAmerican art md manufactures, they
must come to this country and zee our staples and
Our factories at honour cotton, our tobacco, our
sugar, our nee, our corn. ow Lowell fabrics, and
especially our valuable machinery for manufactur-
ipg presidents-csch Of them ~ good A. an cmpe-
ror. This Ia the fabric in which We bes. the world
In manufacturing presidents, with power beyond
that Of an emperor OF king, We have greatly sur-
passed the civilized world ami AL the historical re-
cords Of Eve thousand yesrs-old Rome included.
We are nov engaged, particularly in the free Sstes
Of the North, in presidentmaking 10 a very large
extent. The lste tour of General Scott round the
West 20 New Orlesns, vas president making d that
hisd The trip Of Presidep. Fillmore and biz cabi-
NJ 30 Lake Erie, Vas u the same character, They
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Religious Intelligence.


Annual sermon before the Missionary Society Of the
Reformed Dutch Church, at Or. Hutton's church. in
Washington psce-Gsr Or. George IL Fisher, evening
Bleecker street Chureh-Rev. DR. Cox evening.
Mariners II. u. Church, Cherry s.Eect-Rev. l.. r.
Congregational Church Sixteenth street--Rcr. Or
finh avenue Church-Tev John 81 MacauIsy, after.
8rsrnAL AssEsslr o. TuY ON ScuooL PRrsnyrraI1x
Currcn AZ sr Lorn.-Thc General Assembly Of tho Old
18th inst The churches In New York New Jeraey Penn
sylvania, Virginia Ohio, Indiana, Ilinols. Missouri
North Carolira, Kentucky Tcanassee, Nise-slpp and
south Carolina, were represented The proceedings Of
the Assembly have not &c; been received
Orr scnooI frrsrrrIpIAs AssEtBLy At UucN--
During the past week, the Assembly Of the Old school
Presbyterian Church. met az Utica. There bus
ness o. striking character other than the ng
against the institution q slavery.
ErIscoraI CoSyr-rroS o. rrvTsrLvsSn.-Atth the meet
ing wednesday, Bishop Potter delivered his annual
address 70 the convention In IT, be stated that during
the year he had preached $50 times; sdnnbtered the
lords supper on - occasions; confirmed. ~ oeoa.
sions 80 persons consented nine churches; laid the
stone a Ave churches admitted 10 the daconate
four candidates. AMI 70 The priesthood four dcs9ons
baptized 10 per-ons olen nixed four marriages and
tended two funerals. The number Of churches
crsted l. nearly double tia, Of any preceding year Of his
episcoTsts The progrcs morally a the church during
the yesr Ind been most encouraging lie advcrtcd 70
proposal 70 ceaerste the ioth Of June, the hum
venSsbh rcciety Tor vac propagatsn Of the go~
pei In foreign part, and laid before the convention
. ccrsspondenee bt-ees TIE most rsvcrsnd tho
ArcAbLhop Of canterbury and himself On Thursday.
uors long detste the subject a admitting
Delegates firm the Church n the Cruelnxion 10 acats
In the ccnve8tlon The church Il composed Of co.
lofcd prr~oos but the Delegates cent white gen
Iemen, cho-n from the corTdrators who originally
obtained the charter The vote wa tateu BY
orders, and food thus Teryyayes a. a.; lsity
-eyes %; noe a. 80 the motion. lo~t for want u
concurrence The electca q sanding committee II
the dicce<s was postponed until Monday next-eQuiva-
efs ~ declaration that the convention will not elect
Vt this meeting ~ win adjourn previous - the time
named In this contingency the preet Mt committee hold
Rev Mr. Ccit, n harrisburg and Rev n. Sawyer
Harris were nominated by the Dbop " represent tbc
docess In the Board a Trustees Of the General Theoeg
csl Rtminny They were approved by the convention
An amendment ~ the constitution was approved, By
which etsgymen are only requycd 20 reside sir months
In the docess before being entitled to seat In the
venton, instead Of one year. Thc neyt annual
tion ordered o. b. held ut st. Andrews Church Phi
adelphs. report vas made w favor n - changing
hc constitution IS 70 elect ony one lay aud one clerical
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Arrival OF the Baltio-Later from Europe.

Arrival OF the Balfic-Isater from Europe.
The American steamship Baltic arrived last eve
hing from Liverpool, after short passage Of ten
days and seven hours. We have dates from Lon
don to the fourteenth Of this month. The news is
not very important but quite panic has taken
place in the cotton market, and there has been
serious decline IN prices. Other staples command
hair prices, and are not affected. The enthusiasm
attending the great exhibition in London seems 10
have no abatement, bat rather TO increase from
day to day. In fact, the whole attention Of the
people Of Great Britain seems to be directed TO this
novel enterprise In behalf Of the industry Of the
world, and Of the tradesmeu and residents Of Lon.
don.
The political news from England and the eonti-
nent i unimportant. rumor had prevailed that
King Ferdinand Of the Two Sieilies, recently died
suddenly Of dropsy but the report has not been con-
hrned We find nothing new in the condition Of
France Thercvsion Of the con- Iitation Is gin the
great political topic; but the advocates Of that po
hey seem to gain but little ground.
The new ministry Of Portugal has now the Count
Of Saldanha at il head, WHO appears to have
called only OF HIS former coadutors 20 his side
The Baron dc Frances, Of the ministry flsis ssd
then a she War Department, IL now made Minister
"a Me Navy. This new government, II l. said, has
the slcments Of early decay in IL and the proba-
Die successors are already named. IL should be
understood that the Erglish have much profit from
successful intrgues NTH the government Of Poru-
gal.
We refer to our orE,sp0ndsacc, aod to our selec.
lions from European newspapers, for variety Of
intelligence connected with foreign nations and
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THE NEW AFroRTToyMEsr TO CONGRESS. The
Washington Republic, Of the 23d inst, publishes
table Of the population of the United States toge
ther with the number of Representatives to which
each state is entitled. The table is so Inaccurate
that it is folly to publish it. but viii wait until
it is perfected; in the meanwhile giving the follow
ing recapitulation, which VIC hope is more reia-
be -
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Movements NJ Distins,

President Fillmore, Mr. WebsteI
Of the Cabinet, it is said contempt
Springs, in Virginia. during the col
Hon. J. Turnbull, Conn, w. X
Easton, L. l.; }. Sexton, H.; z. i
CESS, Ga; and L Hsines, Bait, wei
yesterday at the Clinton Hotel.
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ME. GOldsmith,s Cheap term ,n Pennnn-

mL. VOA0sulth's cheap term Ia Penman-
ship olcees positively aad dehntely osaturday the last
assy q May All Who iois t,s week Wi have ST he tns
worth dozen with inferior masters. '0ui'' WIN
American Pianoforts Conn.ux.-ru an
sSsr e the many inquiries BY which BY bye.
sSo T. a sss ~ s shs n a nearly
Co. viii a aass u. tss
M, hs s.sS s;y IN ss
every case necessary before thsivsry Of the anofr.e
requisite number ' he
open Once, Ia.rss Susns. ss' BrosSwss Room
The Rush sor DraD itavers, Panama and
H ne unn there No 20 rs III, II ,ss
nssp ses sr Of 9sh Summer goods a,
good article. FREEMAN.
Housekeepers, and az others In want OF
SssDs o. Ssr.o gs t. sa w
.sr%s4 sstisiss Si' ever = offered public,
bedaseads and cots, Wholesale AID retail srai,.
An elega... as desirable In n Shirt rs
IN any other article Of dres othing beat
than the sst ana ss q he shirts made AZ Green
Every article that leaves store is warranted 20 IT. -nd
a. sasss the s@ a aSssaa Ssn
Engilsh ImPsria. ! hres-Ply Carp.tns. for
SONS GasSrateS Che " hEsry ssaaen Il *.
United states Three AZ. On
yard. Grsatest bargai
truth In .apest and
best place to get Boots. Shoe and ,;ss ~ JoSEss
u Ann street near the Amesioan Museum
Eiegant noots.-sIr. f. A. Brooks, the
boot maker i Fulton street de6e- all compe
ss ga to the astns q hS.ts shoes and eaters He
York, an Is patronised ny
the style and nnish of their Rraots sel
nothing bat the very beat Of wori
Stair Carpets, Mt WOnds rfulIv Low f,riees-.
IT, Cd Is, B.. A.. 6s, ysrd-at 90 Bowery HIRAM
n, o. inree ~ stai+ Carpet 3D., 6s per yard
STAR oarpe 81 per yard. Eight spacious sslen
s0oAoa WIN oe@uaA eAttete and Oil Cloths, ~ Low
Summer Cooking Stoves. tin and SIN Get iron
bakers, hard and charcoal
Independent Air Tight Cooking Stoves nmn.r and win
ter, warranted in all to bake ne soek At low
prices wholesale and retail New York Aovs Facorv
charge. NICHOLAN +. CORT
Wonderful Salc.-English three, ufv and
patent Tapestry. Ingram Carpets. Rugs Table Covers
window Shades, &C., at unparalleled low prlc-s At
bowery. Hiram Anderson, the celebrated IArges. and
cheapest carpet esnbhmen In she United States Also
Ingram Carpets at S., 49,, Be-. and o. per yard.
Meen Fun, the Celebrated chinese ,n,a
Powder-in warm weather inconce ble comfort will
experienced by resortng this ned Skin Powder II
says md averts disco orston and render
the skin delicately white smooth aud SOFT Various
names have been given 70 other powders in imitation of
above. The genuine article my marsin o.
y - r. n HHsbs aS,Ssa lane Ss
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United States Dist,

BEFORE Judge d
NAY H.-THE OvnAs ExPEpIri
came into court this N orning wit
Jno, L. 0'eallivan, Louis schl
Lewis
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To the Lovers Of Good Eat.

ing.-We are happy To inform our frie nd
general, that Mr.. 1ames B.rtholf has opN
taurapt at No. rs Mercer street. whore he 4,
SEE his friends, snd serve them with viands '
eAeelled In this city.
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Dcntistry.-Whose set OF best Premium Teeth..st A.
Of do, s25 70 $50; Teeth filled with sest goif0l,
DIR. BROWN \ BROTHER, No. 400 foadway,
Five doors abb Grand stree
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Marine a fairs.

Marine Affairs.
sAiLr~G riK ARcIic The United States mall steam.
ship Arctic Capt Luce sailed at noon yesterday for Lii
vorpool, with the following
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member u the standing committee annually, insessd u
the whole tsn and also In favor Vi riennA elections Of
deputies 70 the general convention and against benna
sefsions Of the diocesan convention The consideration
Of he report postponed until the next convention
The convention adjourned ON Thursday evening
MiKvTEs ysE u. e. CrruHcH sourH.-This annual
81 Asthodism v Just about issuing from press Com
pared with the past year have the following facts
WAfes Col Ind. Taal
Thisysar........ T5,S20 1854 3,4s7 blI,6ol
Last yssr....... 360bS2 134,T22 3,l1 O4,53o
Increase S,93S s72 26l I00Tl
There $50 travelling minister's an increase Of A
the preceding year and local preachers gain
In this branch the ministry Of 81 There are llS on
the superannuated lst14 more than the year before
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cary sf the national indepsnde
the sum Of $4,000 to carry the san
red N; and Assistant Aldermen
Smith, and Moore were appointed
VI the Board Of Assistants to carry
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SCIENTIFIC EIrrDrr,oE-Amsngst the passengers in
the ship Rogshn, for Central America observe the
name Of Mr. VIM Hcne, accomplished artist of this
city, who to accompany Mr. E. squier ate Charge
dAaires Of the United states in his antiquarian sxpe
dion in that country. We anticipate most fortunate
results 10th for art and science from this joint expedi
ton Of Mr. eQuier and Mr.. Heine, which viii extend
through all the States Of Central America and the SOUTH
ern departments Of Mexico 1t is planned ON a scale
only equallsd BY that Of Humboldt, which resulted in
that splendid scientific monument, P dss Cordints'
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IOsarAsr Law Dse,~ss.-rhs savannah l0a) h~~
;ns NsCs, contains notice 81 trial In The Superior
Court Of that city in which @. w. wyey plaintiff
and De Paine % defendants fer prize Of $4,000 in
the Georgia State Lottery class No. lA The defsn.
dants who managers, II seems disputed payment
several grounds amongst which were-l That plain
TIL not the real sf the ticket but agent
merely and refused to disclose the Of the real
That lottery ticket Is chore in action, and
not assgnsble Without legal consideration being paid
and proved That the evidence did not show any
thorty from the grantees Of the lottery named In the
Georgia law to D. Paine Co TO draw the lottery. The
plaintiff showed that the prize drawn by the ticket
(subject tc deduction Of fifteen per cent if demanded
within forty days after drawing and within twelve
months subsequent thereto) by the terms OF the
ticket payable TO the holder and that the ticket
bought and paid for in good faith Of the managers
agents and the ratified, the price received
BY them The court nonsuited the plaintiff This de-
csoR should deter all prudent from dealing in lot
terry tickets, for II prize is drawn it seems 1t Is merely
law suit The payment rests wholly on the honor Of
the Managers Upon ticket sold in this State the
nsgers would have another and fatal defence, viz that
the dealing In lotteries prohibited BY the statutes Of
New York. and all such contracts are void
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UUAUbSVHVWb P6nmhAn-
ship closes positively aad dehntively osaturday the
day OF May All who join this week VII have s the tim.
they desire to take their lessons in De eourss With him
worth dozen with inferior masters,
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Meen Fun, the CeIebrateu !. hlncae ,n,,,

PowderIn weather, inconcei be eomfor. will b.
experienced by resortng to this ned Skin Powder II
sayH md syers and render
The kn deeately white smooth and soft Various assumed
names have been other powders imitation
above The genuine article has my margin o.
each box countersignsd the stamp ths
back or sale by all respectable druggists wholesale
X. NJ. H0pha - faiden lane.
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Uu, zsy d, 81, rtr "a
hsuN o. ~ stat Carpet, &c., 6s., per yard
Iuese STAR oarPs- g. per yard Eight spacious salea
s'ooAed Win oeauthnl Oil Cloths, ~ low
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Elegant BoOts.-sTr. f. A. Brooks, the
boot maker i Fulton street de6e- all compe
son N tbe mannfaetnre boots Shoes, and gaers He
aspfee TO the distinction 20 ia
York patronised by gonemen Who sro in
the style and nnish Of their Broots sells
nothing but the very best Of worL 80
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summer Cooking Stoves, tin and sheet Iron
bakers hard and charcoal Fprns Tp
Independent Air Tight Cooking Stoves hummer and win
ter, warranted in all to bake. 1e staek n low
prices Wholesale and retail the York ssoys FACTORY
3 Grand, opposite Essex Market Stoves dlycrsd free O.
charge. NICHOLAN r. C0RT
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patent Tapestry Ingram Carpets, Rugs Table Covers
window Shades, Sc, at unparalleled low pricrs al.
bowery, Hiram Anderson, the celebrated lsrges.
cheapest carpet establishment In shs United States Aso
Ingram Carpets at S., As, Be-. and per yard.
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English Imperial 1,hroe-Ply Carp.tlnx, for
SONS Celebrated Che " Es.-hlishment in the
United States Three a. gs mar
yard. Greatest bargai "