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IN OF Samuel Allen, OF Salem, In the OF
Of New Jersey, formerly Of Mamisbug Ohio,
Of granted him the loth
$780, which improvements were Addsd o. the
goth March, machines foF hssk
Smelling from the expiration o. said
patent which place the l5 day Of January eighteen
hundred and Any four
IL Is ordered petition the Patent Ocs
IL o'clock and ell
persons noned appear and show any 'hey hsvs,
win petition ought not to be granted.
P,rsons thu Paaen
once specially forth writing At least wvnu
all hled BY either vaSV
said hearing be taken and transmitted IN
once, which will be fusnishcA
plicaion. ..t..4..
ordered be published in the Union National
Evening Washington, D. c.; Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia Pa; Evening Post and scen,inc Amercan New
N. " Boston Post Boston, Mass Patriot Concord, New
and Enquirer CINCINNATI Ohio, week for three
previous the 18th dsyof January next
G. MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
sFdtor NJ tho above papers will please copy send
once, paper containing this noics FL
Nov l3-Iaw3w 9sH lf#
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Some Of The whis papers Of New Jersey endeavor.
ing to account for the late overthrow Of their party in
that State The Trenton True American accounts for
the resuh thus satisfactorily
Tho morale OF the election may be summed up in few
The people Of New Jersey have had fair oppor-
Unity OF Judging between The wing party and the demo-
cratic party. and confident that the former are not
worthy of their support. whilst the latter have proved
themselves be reliable and faithful under all circum-
Stances"
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n X. cHAMBERI.IS's Commerei.i Cc''cEs .ecss sss
W. Baltimore Baltimore, MsryssSd Inc esssesss
tuon in the reach OF indvdu op
thorough and practical mescsnu essea
ton obtain more correct knowssNge
general w weeks than can be scsasN IN o.
ma n countins house.
The double book kccpne ana III
and trade Weycon
a nusht according approved asthoAs
rsdy Of execution win bsas0
~ ren.src,op mercantile law, vsroas In
pont subjects beside many other Rcm necessary ~
understand Ths time Aeonsay
q, ndcnt from Ava eight weeks
vacation sppca enter ~ time and o.
Examinations tseed periods
md who graduate For Ac write
and bave = circular forwarded by ma
Nov 3-IydAcp
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gallant. religious nO3tStu&t AiWy WnaCu wa1 never
oouqusredw Oae Of the passages on this topic runs
thus
When Heck AIDED by the Assyran
ssnnscherib and he expeoted tina. Jerusalem would DO
under SIEGE Told IN ths Book oil Chronicles that he
nr., took COUNSEL with his princes and mighty men, He
strengthened himself. and built up tho and inner
se captains Of tho people Aud he rested
ofths good and Nsheaah three hundred years
alone the stay OF his faith. when. with patriotic ardor,
while sseh with hand wrought in the work. and ilh
the other held weapon OF defence. These admra-
bic lessons for later geneaionsto first apply their physi
and Intellectual provdenal 10 the
end All history and observation should satisfy us that
God helps tho who help themselves And II the art
OF u neglected by nation. then may the enemy come
like flood. National honor will droop and PERISH ana
with II national pride, and all that II involves TO sustain
the enterprises oil the day"
OF course, these short passages can give no lar dea
OF the full discussion but all who desire enlightened,
thorough views OF this great subject they show where
sound and wholesome counsel may be obtained Mr..
Clifford has been invited deliver addresses at military
conventions and in the presence OF military schools, in
Connecticut Pennsylvania. and Delaware, that we
aware Of what other agency he has exercised in this
lalion we do not know but Of this certain. that
10 the pages before US che has done the State
vice"
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CARD.

that, in compliance with the
Madame afford the public At large
poruny heang prior the prices Of ads
the OF Madame 5ona hrst visit
% and have been reduced TO the following
standard
ITO he secured in the day time only)e 80
evening the door %
Of reserved will Saturday al 10
O'Clock, m. OF Richard Davis, ESQ.,
Further particulars will be duly announced
Vow
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General Bankhsad.--Transfer or Omccrs and
Troops

The Norfolk Argus Of the 18th instant furnishes the
suboined intelligence
Tho veteran General Bankhead with hi, family, left
Fortress Monroe "Wednesday evening for his
Florida Nearly every officer stationed this forfcaon
has been ordered TO some other and their places sup
Piled by other officers OF the army The Steamship Penn
sYvsnia RAINING asa regular packet between this port
and Philad-phia has been chartered by United State.
government and was engaged yesterday Old Point in re-
oeving troops and munitions of board 70 ha
ported z pico Florida She At Charles.
ton for ,he purpose Of taking several companies from For,
Moulue for the destination"
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II will doubtless surprise many to see It thus clearly
demonstrated that there is at the present time nearly
hundred aud thirty millions more OF sPcce in the United
States there 1886 The fact that, Ia spite OF
this Of things the money market should be in
bsssscd condition, is another proof that financial pan.
les and commercial dstresses frequently the result Of
false notions well OF disturbing causes abroad which,
phlosopbcaly considered ought 10 have serious in
facncs upon this country II the abstract pre-
'en,ed political economist OF energetic and intei-
people, actively engaged in agriculture, manufactures,
and commerce. rapidly increasing in population and open.
ing OF wealth daily whose stock of pre-
eou metals had increased in years nearly
drsd and thirty millions, he would nnbesatingy pro.
that people in state OF unexampcd prosperity,
and with facilities Of carrying on business such We
rarely been Witnessed Such ought to be the here
and such will be the II the phantom Of distress ban.
ished !, should be- and the public induced rely
upon authoritative data than upon the falacie of the
money market and tho visionary OF panic
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rAnD-Msor FIELD Of Wizards Hotel, respectfully
informs the public generally that he has leased
for years. weIkn hotel Capitol H kept by
being thoroughly repaired
modem style, and will be opened for the
about the 9Th Of November Due
pefp diff
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90 Long Live the National Democracy THE demo
republicans Of District Of Columbia opposed eesoi
recognition by democratic administration
Copp Saloon, Louisiana avenue on Mon
evening" congratulate the sterling
their sturdy and
umpani purity honesty of their principles
No Union.
BY order OF the committee OF arrangements
A band Of music will be in attendance.
Several eloquent viii address the meeting
Nov l3-lt-
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NEM styles Genticmen's Furnishing G"ods.-Laree
additional supplies dress shirts tsn and embotd
eed ernvaf sea stocks gloves gsunte snspendcra,
hsndkerchs hosiery. travelling sbsis comfer- robes under
garments OF all kinds variety,
ceved express and for cheap cash. puncuai
customers, Mt CHAS. n. LANES
Gentemcns Furnishing Establishment,
Penn. avenues near * street.
Nov o--d6u
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NEW books Taylor 4 Maurys.-Lady Lees Widow
IN hood, from Blackwood's Magazine.
Harper's New Monthly Magazine. Volt
Western Types Of Border Life in the Western
States by J. l.. Mcconnell.
Gieanings the Poets for Home and school,
Lectures TO Young Men by WillamG Eliot jr.
God with Men Footprints Of Proydenta Leaders, by samu
ell Osgood Bookstore near 9Th street.
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DARTS MILJTNERv.Mv NJ A. Hills will open Saturday,
November splendid sood Penn
syvsns avenue, between 9th and 10th streets,
Nov l-dlwI
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Increase Of specie in the United states.

We give place to the following statement, showing the
increase OF the precious metals the country since the
year ls4s Taking it for granted that the exhibit here
with made is reliable one the imposing character Of
the figures given furnishes the fnancer and those skilled
in the science Of political economy, with ample data al
most astounding facts for reflection and improvement
Gold amounting in value 10 the enormous sum of two
hundred and three millions dollars has been deposited
in the mints Of the United States since the close Of the
war with Mexico and the acquisition OF California Sew
eny-6ve millions of this amount have been exported
within the time named, leaving net increase 10 the
substantial. the constitutional currency Of the country
of upwards OF one hundred and twenty eight millions
Of dollars. These large figures will surprise many. aud
the croakers and aarmiss it strikes u.s. will have to turn
their attention to other business than that of panic
making.
The article we fad in the Philadelphia Evening Bull
letin" Here it
The present strinacncy of the money market has led
to inquire tho Amoant Of the precious metals in
United States, and fortunately enabled lay be-
fore the public statement which shows accurately
since the California discoveries. On application at the
United States mint have been politely iurnhed by Col
Soowden with the following of the deposites
American gold that institution and all the branch min,s
from the date of the discoveries in California up to July
Both, 1858
Dspostes Of California Gold at the Mints.
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asOnicThc annual convocaon Of tho Grand Royal Arch
the District Columbia will Masonic
RAIL- OF this city, Monday evening
O'Clock. sasi5
Companions resident soiournng ass1nsly
a.s.4&
By order of the NJ. Z. G. H. p.
JOSEPH ROBINSON
NovY2-dA E1. Grand Secretary.
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"We have tho amount Of gold Of California produce
ton received mnts the LIST Of November except
the depostes OF the months the branch MINIS
which lik ly to have been OF sufficient magnitude
to make them material purpose. The next thing
bo considered the Of specie exported from the
United Sate and tots enabled to exhib, with su
Acieut accuracy Official documents show that tho entire
exports and imports OF specie, from ls he famine yea
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THEY ARE COMINGI
HORN AND LANDI'S TERPslCHOREAN MINsTRELS

AND BURLEsoUE OPERA TROUPE
gentmeR OF Washington
Odd Fellows
TUESDAY EvKMNo, November Is 1883 and
n until further
For particulars future circulars.
Cards o admission Is cents No half price.
half 9; commence at half past T.
had Irving House and all the principal hotels
w. HORN
l3-dn Conductor.
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INFANTS ~,sd Chtdrens and Caps of all styles,
Il colors and qualities
Alec, -es' flats Of fur white black and drsb
and s.sorm snt Just ceved
CHAs H. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gents Furnishing Establishment,
Penn. avenue, ~ street.
1o-d6uf
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Wednesday, November 10, le5a.
MADAME sONTAC's FAREWELL CONCERTS,
And grand opening Of
RIsLEY,s vARIETE,
ION Pennsylvania between Ninth and Tenth seeu
"Lafs Iron Hall;
On which occasion
MADAME sONTAG Y
viii make her last appsara prior to her departure
The following grand combination Of artists will appear The
evening with Madame SONTAG; tst
PAUL JULIEN, (his last appearance in Washingson)
ALFRED JAELL, the celebrated pianist and
sIGNOR ROCCO, I" from the Italian Opera"
The will take place
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1885,
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PRINTING AND BooKBrNprNG.

PRINTING AND BoOKBTNDING.
The undersigned having establishment heretofore
Gideon "a Co., informs do
description OF printing bookbpdag the old stand
9th street, near Pennsylvania avenue.
Nov I2-a GEORGE g. GIDEON.
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SERIOUS ILLNESS or o. o ArnKx1oS.
bosIoss Nov. lz-Hon. G. q. Atheroa, Of New Hamp-
shire. struck with para in court AZ Manchester on
Thursday last AT last accounts was thought hs would
recover from tho attack. though his ulersnes wss Ina
perfect His mind perfectly clear
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TosEPH HIGGINS, iewe has removed his
side Of Pennsylvania between Ian and 18th
Wizards Hotel where has
handsome of fine ewe Watches and silver
will
He feels thankful his friends and patrons they will
c their calls.
warranted.
Tow lI-eod3-
IlIssOLUTIOSTbe coparinehip existing
and hrm Of Gideon Co this day dissolved by
OF copartners.
George s. Gideon authorized settle affair. Of
A. II. BURNLEY,
J. @. sARGENT,
GEORGE s. GIDEON,
WAsursros, November 8, 1859
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rfPVr" VI "P'e0's'f'' '',''''-V'
Tho whole question may then be briefly stated fol-
lows
October 81 1859 $20ase5 ~
Erpof specie from is47 October a. is3. 75io 90
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Collectors Once, November 2, 1883.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAXA YERs-Nolice . hereby
all who indebted 10 the corporation on
description unless
the same Of December
suing undersigned to enforce the collection
by Of the property ding TO law
Nov 0-2,nwtd X. }. ROCHE, Collector.
L1OR RENT have three fine over store which
reasonable. They and airy and the
cation nearly equal distance from all the public
depaumenls G.. X. BYRNE,
Grocer, OF 10Th and the Avenue
Now -eod3t
IRON BEDsrEADS !-Comsock, bromley, 4 Co.,
i IS Leonard New York,
folding plain and bed
ste ads OF all Hotel, hospital PRISONS family,
hand Also, general
IRON furniture spring beds, hair other
point Of ciea
and They from vermin,
portable and convenient Orders
m be addressed to
' = CoMsTOCK, BROMLEY Il Co,
No, 95 Leonard ST., New York
Agent. the sale of the above Descriptive circulars
sent wherever requested.
Il--d3m
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JACKSON, Nov. l2-The democrats have been entirely
successful the recent election la this State. The demo
cratic ticket and the democratic Consressmen the
State large have been elected BY from five egh thou
sand ma jority.
There is auti-Foous majority ON joint ballot in the
Legislature OF not less than %.
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nIRECr INFORMATION OF Leather Goosts.-TAY-
MAURY have received importation Of leather
goods portfolios,
gentlemen travelling They manufactured
nv Messr DE- la Co. Of London RUSSIA and Morocco
finished the highest style Of substantial ee
ganee patent locks stationery and bookstore near Ninth
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18th and 18th They belong p
offered FOR only because he
plates leaving tho country,
I2-dlw
VALUABLE STOCK FOR sALE.-h few shares Of III.
stock OF Magnetic Telegraph Company, Washington
quarterly dividend
the last has dividend OF
per making thirteen cent Address
s42, Washington city post Office.
. Nov 2--du
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-12
Postal Convention.

The following additional articles TO the articles
agreed upon between the Post Office ofithe United
States of America and the Post Office of the Uni
ted Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland for car
rying irto execution the convention of December
15, ls4s, have just been published by the Post
Office Department.
In pursuance of the power granted by article 81
of the convention of December, 10, 1s4s, between
the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
and the United States of America, to the two post
Offices, to settle the matters of detail, which are to
be arranged by mutual consent, for insuring tho
execution of the stipulations contained in the said
convention, the undersigned, duly authorized for
that puspose by their respective offices, have
agreed upon the following articles:
ARTICLE i. Upon every letter not exceeding
half an ounce in weight despatched from New
York, Charleston, Savannah, New Orleans or
States mail packets, and addressed to any of the
Danish colonies in the West Indies, the United
States post Office shall account 10 the British post
office for the sum offour pence, or eight cents, and
SO on IN proportion according TO the scale of pos
tage now established in the United Kingdom.
ARTICLE Ii. The amount due to the British post
Office for the letters addressed 10 the Danish colo
eies in the West Indies, forwarded from the United
States via Jamaica, under the regulations now
agreed upon, shall be entered the letter bill for
Kingston, accompanying the mail by which such
letters sent and shall be placed to the credit OF
the United Kingdom in the general account be-
tween the Post Office of the United Kingdom and
the Post Office of the United States, prepared
quarterly in the General Post Office, London.
ARTICLE III. The present articles shall be con-
sidered as additional 10 those agreed upon between
the two offices for carrying into execution the
vention of 15th December, 1S4S, signed at Wash
ing on the 14th May, 1s49, and shall come into
operation on the first day of June, one thousand
eight hundred and fifty-three.
Done in duplicate and signed at Washington
on the 18th day of May, one thousand eight hun
dred and tifty-three, and at London on the third
day ofJune, one thousand eight hundred and fifty
w. l.. MABERLY. Z
HoRATIO KING.
Annrnyed: CANNING
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APPRENTICES AND THE FualTIvE SLAVE Law
Mr.. Morton, United States Commissioner at New
York, has just rendered decision in the case Of
Van orden, an apprentice, whose rendition to his
master in New Jersey was claimed under the act
of Congress commonly known. as ".the Fugitive
Slave Law Mr.. Morton holds that the act does
not apply 10 apprentices. This decision is con-
sidered important, it has been the practice,
heretofore, to surrender apprentices who had fed
toone State from "service or labor due in another
State."
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Approved: CANNING.
Approved: JAMES CAMPBELL.
Postmaster General.

pwe publish to-day very interesting account
of the Clay and Randolph duel from the pen of Hon.
Thos. H. Benton. The personal feeling of the
writer is strikingly apparent in the commence
ment of the article, but this was expected, and
with this exception it will be read with interest 10
all. The forthcoming work, from which the arti-
cleis extracted will be certainly valuable addi-
ton to the history of the country, and will be ex
pected with lively interest by all.
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BARNuM5S HOTEL,

1t71-z..a- - CUMBERLAND, MD. 800.
THE undersigned, late proprietor or the Uniiea ~ ~
Hotel takes pleasure in informing the pubic l1al -
leased the above Hotel. The building has unoeiE.
thorough cleansing from bottom to top IS now ~
order for the teeeption and genteei aeeommodau9a III
thjse who may please to patIonize IL 40 eAsIuS ~ ~
be spared to make this establishment one among LIE ~
Hoteis.-5,- re-.
Iiave associated with me in business, my son; IL ls
DoRE W. EyAKs-it will be conducted under ne l .,,
w. Evans a Son. The old patrons OF the United s
and the public in general, are respectfully Ie4US,
continue their support to this house terms mode's
? "a Enquire for sBariums HOTEL ,r EVANS
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A Coon Hrr.-.The New York Day Book is re-

A Coon HIr.-.T The New York Day Book is re-
sdonsiBle for the following:
"John Van Buren, got into a Sixth avenue stage
on Monday morning to come down town in the
rain, and seeing four on one side and six on the
other, he promptly made the seventh on the full
bench. :Aqniei laugh went through the omnibus
as an old gentleman in spectacles remarked,
t'You, II never get him 10 go anywhere but on the
wrong side, .,
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uMION ROTEL.

UEUKUETUNN, D. 9.
THIS large and convenient house, Ia wing been thoo
ty repaired and RENTED with entirely new iutnGe
handsome and comfortable style, is OpeH FOR lie d.
commo dation of guests
The subscriber invites the patronage OF the public ~
those who favor him with their company may beasea
OF hospitabe reception, the best fare ana such Gomez
and attentions as Will make his hOuse compare nSo'H9
with the best kept hotels in The District or elewhes
Omnibus es constantly pass TO and from The C'Pl@'
anaasn ului eleVen o0loeN At nlslSY N FITzHrGA
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Rlor AT ANsAroLrs.-rhe steamboat P owhatan,
from Baltimore, having visited Annapolis on the
4th Of July her passengers, consisting OF several
hundred men, women, and children, were attack
ed by mob. Stones and other missiles, and even
muskets, ale said TO have been used, and young
man named George Blake is represented to have
been shot, thought was thought he would recover.
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DESTRUCTIVE HAIL sroRm,-The sheperdstown
(Va) Register states that on Sunday afternoon last
that town and vicinity were visited by most vio-
lent and distinctive hail storm. doing much dam
age 10 property of almost every description. Many
of our farmers have lost hundreds of dollars blythe
injury done to their corn fields orchards yards,
&c. In shepherdstown thousands of panes OF
window glass were broken.
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New BOOTS and Shoes.


VIM. BoLe, l61 Main Street, WheetRg,
now opening the first lot OF GentleBens fashiorNs
Il Shoes, New York style, and SUM- ak Of Boea
and Shoes, which embraces every styIC aqUaltyne
shoe trade for ladies, misses aud chidTens Gsi
boys and youths boots and shoes. To designate The yt
ETY. would be too lengthy for an advertisement. go.
11 This stock is exclusfvel New York ard PhsdsPa
make the latest style and best stock and wOrkmansh
both cities it is Warranted and guaranteed beth BY lie NJ
kers nd tho undersigned Particular attention eldS
the article ofladies travelling boots. wv BoLk
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SPANISH MlslsrER.-The steamer America brings
report that Don Calderon de la Barca, long resi-
dent in Washington as the representative ofSrain,
has been appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs for
that country. In noticing this account the Repub-
lie SAYS
Should this intelligence prove authentic, the ap-
pointment may be regarded one of happy augu-
~, it being indicative of continued peaceful rela
tnns between this Government and that of SPAIN
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PHILADELPHIA 80 q
Curtain Warehouse,

= 1I,f1ILAUELPHIA 2 - 3.
Curtain Warehouse,
III ehesttt 81, PtlaaetPhia. opgos,tse STATE Io,se
HEINZ Y w. 6ABRORD,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN CURTAINS, CuRrATa Ma
TERIALs, AND FuRNIruRE CovERINGs,
WHICH he offers at the lowest market prices, s ~
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. sk
The stockeomprising, in part the following;
Embroidered Lace Curtains; GILT Cornicesi
DO Muslin Do do Pins; Is ~ 80 d
Drapery Laees q Musiins; do Bands, - So syiSs 5
French Brocatels all Canopy and Rings
and eolorsi + ss2F Cords, Tassels, Gimps, :
Satin de LANES; PRINCES, Curtain Dropsi
Damasks; ~ Z DC. = ~
laiLe stockof ERRNcH fLuSHES. OF an eolorss and
Qualities hand. 3isss =
PdINTgD WINDoIY sffADEs, ana HOLLANDS Of all
colors for shading
Persons ordering Curtains, will give the mature
ofthe heighth and lie entire frame OF window
martT-fYdGw