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ALIyING WiaAlEss.

My Dear doctor--I hf, always had an
aversion to Patent MedRi1es and cures all
nostrums-but after haviiYy experienced the
good effects of your Rem ly for all diseases
in my own case, n cor, ,,oelled to lay aside
all prejudices and I'VE % that invaluable
medicine its just ,leed of praise.-I have
been afflicted with consumption for thirteen
years past-and all that time have been lin
gering on the very brink of the grave, one
of my lungs was ertirely consumed, and the
other filed with cavities as big as my fist.
My once robust person was reduced to a
mere skeleton /; do not think l would have
weighed over fifty pounds when ] once
would have weighed three hundred. In fact.
it would have taken thirteen such frames as
mine to make dow, was given up by
all the best Do;,s Yin the country to die,
when | was indlss& by reading in the news
papers of the wonderful cures your medi.
cine had performed and also, by. my
friends to try few bottles Of it. had not
taken more than seventeen bottles before my
strength began to return and my flesh TO in
crease. have not taken more than forty
seven and am now almost completely cured;
the lung that was wasted away has been re-
placed by n new one much better than the
first, the cavities of the other are entirely
filled up, and am fieshier than ever was
in my life. give this incomplete statement
of my case for the benefit of those who are
similarly afflicted Invalids why delay being
restored to health when the means are with.
in your reach! Had you not rather be cured
by what the Doctors call quackery than to
die scientifically
PETER RATTLEHEAD.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, in my
office. Dick Boor, J. p.
PIcKENs co., Ala, Jan. lS, 1854. =
This is TO certify thatI have known the
writer of the above ever since he was year
ling and that he was never known to tell
lilo in his lif,, and fhot tho oraataof ral;opoa
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Walsh's nativity again occupied theattention
of the House of Representatives last Tues.
day. a few Irishmen in New York positive
ly declare that Mike was born in Ireland, and
is at this moment a subject of Queen Victo-
ria They seem to be greatly incensed against
him for denying that he is one of their coun-
trymen. Mike, who ought to know, and his
friends, are equally positive in their assertions
that he is native of this country. It is a
very nice quarrel as it stands.
We don't think our readers ought to be de-
prived of all the good things said by the
North, because we happen to occupy South
ern latitude, hence we cannot forego copying
the following:
jefferson Rerised-It is thought they
have got new edition of the Declaration of
Independence ut the South, especially cacu-
lated for that latitude. The following is
said to be the beginning of the precious in
strument:
"White men are born with considerable
freedom and endowed with inaienable rights,
among which are life, liberty and the pursuit
of niggers !"-Portland Advertiser.
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This is TO certify thatI have known the
writer of the above ever since he was year.
ling and that he was never known to tell
lie in his life, and that the greatest reliance
can be placed in his statement.
TIMOTHY TtcKLEpITcHER
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Sworn to and subscribed before me, in my
office. DIcK BooT, ]. p.
PIcKENs co., Ala, Jan. lS, 1854.
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neral ct O'Clock this day 18th inst rhs rosmbsz. Of
Royal Arch No. 2, respectfully invited to attend
On Wednesday, June IA, JoHs II. PRAr, aget l9years
IL months and IL days
Hts remains inferred in the Cemetery Of Ever
gresns
On Thursday afternoon, June Is, EDWARD EosrYRz in
the gath year OF his age
Hs funeral tsles place from the residence OF his
brother bert Mcintyre No AZ Fulton street. Brooklyn,
This day, 1th inst at O'Clock =. NJ. The friends of
the family respectfully invited to attend.
On FIiSay, June rs, of consumption, IxSRY A SAwN,
in the 2sth year of his age.
He wal be taken to Greenwood for in erment,
from 81 Harrison street AT O'Clock, this afternoon.
His friencs are in,i tied TO attend.
On Friday, June Is, OF inflammation Of the chest,
JosFpn youngest Of Emery and Henrietta Aorrill,
aged years aud months.
The friends and acnuaintances OF the family
specially invited to attend his funeral Sunday, the
18th inst ut o'clock from the residence OF his PARENTS
Sol Eighth street.
In Brooklyn on Friday June 10, after lingering i'll
ness, MARcAsE AcKIsSEY, wife of Alex. Mckinney,
aged IS years.
Her funeral will take place Sunday, Mt hall past
O'CLOCK from her late residence, No Mckinney street.
Brooklyn.
In Williamsburg, Thursday June IS, after lnger-
ing Illness HANNAH CROMWELL, aged 50 years, months
and days.
Her remains win be taken to westchestcr for inter-
ment this day, 18th inst.
In White Plains, Friday, June 10 MARY Dick rclict
of David lick, in the 92d year of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited attend funeral from the residence
Of her law, Joshua Horton on Sunday afternoon,
at O'Clock.
Suddenly, Friday evening" June 10, Mr.. JAMS Go
HEzIy, in the Seth year OF his age.
The funeral will take place Sunday 18th inst, at
O'Clock NJ, from his lat residence, IL. Brooma street.
Wllet The friends aud aciuaintances of the IA
mily are particularly invited to attend.
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BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL.
To-day Is the anniversary of the battle of Bunker H
within ~ill be commemorated by military psrades in
various parts Of the Uni0n and particularly in New
England On the morning of the 18th Of June l775
the British under General Hsws shei xpthe heights
Of Ennkcr or Breeds Hin, to dialodge thsAmsrieans
there assembled under the command Of Generals Pres
colt and Putsam. Th the frat important hattie of tho
Ameyoan Revolution IL upon which historians love
TO DIV m. IT bright summers day and the hosts
of EnRyasd marshalled for the attack presented brill
liant sxs, when they came with gttering euas and
martial ssic to strike death blow (as they thought)
to the Aiuascan Rebellion II then that Told Put
sBoys ressrye yosr fire Ill you the white OF
their eyes" The solid conmps Of the English had
rived within pisto1 pbot In ether words she white of
their syesv could be seon whom the command hrs'
covered the American breaswork withone solid sheet
of sne and sent death and destruction into the ranks
Of the assaants. Three different times the assault
repeated, and every time with the like result when
want OF owder In the retreat they were pursued by
the Brft and having bayoncts they compelled
to defend themselves with the butts Of their muskets
pitchforks anything else available they could lay
their hands npcn It during the retreat that the
brave Warren FELL who In the ranks ct the time
volunteer sod among the last to retire from the Anne
ican breaafwosk. In this engagement the British lost
453. Notx ithstsnding the retreat Of the rebels for
want Of ammunition, this has always been justly
garded great Amo rcan victory, and Is 30 comment
Grated by the granite monument that now stands upon
the ground Of which the stone laid BY Gen.
lafayette In 1926 IL 10 ears ago to day since hostile
cannon Numbered upon Bunker Hill. How great the
change between and then. Let tho day therefore,
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Personal Intelligence.

Gov. Seymour and suite. Albany; General Cazenove,
Washington james H Rollins England; j. Flips Alfonso,
two, Mexico, arrived yesterday At the ST. Nicholas.
Js Banks, North Carolina; A. H. Polk, Louisiana; E.
were among the arrivals yesterday Prescott House
Rev. B. Sunderland, Washington F. NJ Bunoe, United
s1 New Ind the arrival.
Hon J. Mott, Ala; Hon. L. Hampstead Ohio; Captain
NJ Co. j. Knight Mississippi G. Stanwood United States
Navy were among the arrivals yesterday at the Metro
Col. Gray and lady, United States Army s. Forrest,
United States Navy Capt Allen Montgo merry, Ala Cart
Dr. Jarvis United states Army Capt Higgins steamship
Hermann; Col Pendleton, Washington; J. j. Day and
ns%y New G0o United States Hotel
House.
B. Hest, New York; c. D. williams, do; Hon. Robert
Beale, Washington, d. c. Hon. @. Boreland Boston, C.
f. Cromwell and daughter, St. Anthonys Falls G. Van
derbuit Jr s. l. arrived yesterday at the Union Place
Hotel
From r1sI ..S l Y sas H.: Ts
sss ~: NJ :ns
W.ns :.s az . M. .Hf S.s ny; sss
2.:; =. =: :;s:Si
BisS and . s.a. 1,s:s.
GoSss Z: L Reqrc1 son and 'srysn Je;s M.:
Ard daughter n AdrihAsns, Maria, Estsyss Ro-
bpsop and lady Mrs Crsdo and two daughters, Mrs
Eeysendss, Mrs Armentero, BaoaiioA A Fsrnsndss,
lady and servant; Del Pine lady and children; Miss
Ceeia Durge lady and child Madame Diron and three
ssSrsn KSHto1S Ai10nsG 55ys 4isssH 4ca
10 ss. sSs ms,:r Ms' Es::
gor lady, two children and servant; Armcro, Parejo
Ms IncerA child and servant; @ Sapcher aud ser
yant Jose Tentative, Mrs Gonsaler. Mrs Berndiss
Ut Aorrn LADY three children and two servants Mary
K,nare glbsch, lady four children and servant; CT
lazy three children and servant; Madden lady
snid I'D sna sTo seIvants Miss Madden, Miss Madden,
FROM keuvtas, Ia brig Tolsdo-sAntiago Walls.
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT AT CHARLESTON, 8. c.
We regret to record an accident on Ashley river
about ten o'clock on Saturday night last, by which
two estimable and promising young gentlemen of
this city lost their lives. In the afternoon party
consisting Of Messrs Longman, Dowie, Miller and
Marley, proceeded to Cbisolm's mill In rowboat.
and while returning, with o strong ebb tide, when
opposite Birds shipysrd, they in collision with
schooner bound up, under sail, and were instantly
capsized. Two Of the party, Messrs. Miller and
Marley, were, with much difficulty, rescued and
taken beard the schooncr the Others were unfor-
nately lost. Mr.. Longman was O native of New Jer.
eey, and was bookkeeper to Messrs. s. n L. Mowry,
on the bay. Mr.. Dowie was native ,sf Scotland,
and was engaged with Mr. VIM. Calder, King street,
ps salesman Charleston Courier, June IL.
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Married.

On Thursday, June Is, at St Georges Church. by Rev.
=. Tying, Mr. FRED B. FBKx to Miss N. E. WIsov both
Of this city.
On Thursday, June u.s. by the Rev. Charles r. Halsey,
RUFUS IL woop to JOSEPHINE NJ, adopted daughter Of
VIM. W. Clay all Of this city
On Wednesday, June H. at Trinity Church. by the
Rev. d. v NJ johnson, Mr.. JouS p. AVERY, Of Richmond,
va, 70 Miss MARIA 8. CLAREE Of Lawrence, Mass.
Thursday June Is, by the ceremony Of the Society
OF Friends JOSEPH NJ PRICE ANNA A. of Free
man Hiscox, all Of this city.
On Thursday evening, June 15 in st. Thomas Church.
y the Right Rev. H. j. Whitchouse, DID,, Bishop Oh
Illinois, GEoRGD w. HUNTINGTON, Md TO Miss lrJcr
HENDERSON, both of Pittsfcld, Mass.
Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening, June g. BY B. O. Cut
her DID,, Rector Of st. AIMS Church, ARrnuR r. ORroN.
Esq Of Buffalo, N. Y, Qate Of Lockport, n Y.,) to
Sn: ss ANN nD,t youngest daughter Of the Late
At Rideau Hail. near Bytown G. W.. on Tuesday. June
., THOMAS MCLEOD CLARK merchant, New York, to
JESSIE youngest daughter Of the Hon. Thomas Mckay
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On Friday. June 16 prrpp a.,

On Friday, June TO- PETER CARPENTER, aged 81 years.
MS relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend his funera from his late residence q Behune
street on Sunday afternoon at O'clock without further
On Friday, June 16, Mrs. JANE wHTCHURoH, widow Of
John Whitchurch, in tho sd year Of her age.
me friends OF the family respectfully invited to at
tena ner funeral on Sunday, At half past O'Clock
rom tne residence OF her sonniaw, J. r. Thorourn ~
Borrow street Blocker
On Thursday, June 10, G. B Mccoy lately doing bust
ness at the corner Of Jefferson and South streets.
His remains will he taken this day. (the i7th,) at
o'clock to Greenwood, from his late residence, Of
iompkins and Hickory streets Brooklyn. The Gates
avenue stages 10 the house from Fulton Catherine
and Bridge street ferries His friends and acquaintances
are invited to attend.
On Thursday, June 49, ut his late residence 400 Sixth
avenue, Of cholera, WILLIAM sasoN, 81 years OF age.
The relatives and friends are INVITED to attend his f
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Rcese d Co., $50 Bg0allyvay.-Che present
and only rietor Of the origins shngs
the first TO v the eheapsss pictures Ia
Amercs IL 10 true THE dove in cd and
that man y this nsme held pArtnsr.tp in the
cerp, ard IL 10 true th"s has sht Mt
hsese Co removed tho origin stos Of this
who has shorsd hard and ded large to bud
8 A BOLNES
PROFESSOR REESE.
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RAG Rorery. ana ass Gr.nd .tree

ITO fsoWeiy, and H56 Grand strect.-Olt
wines tr. rdies &c-we have hand At present some
verJ choice Madeira Mamsey Madeira, pale sherry,
Tenperife pale London dock port sweat port and Chan
brandes OLD Holland gin Irish ad scotch malt Wits
kes. Ard old Aoaoneahela whiskey all OF which
rsptsd and or the very sest quality We have
variety Of loser grades OF wines and liquors. suitable
N purposes. ALBRO BROTHERS
h..ssfe and rsta dealers in tea sugar, esos wines
&c E6 Rowerv fourth door above Broome street 26
Grand utraat. second Lock east Of tho 30 Herz.
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Lyons Magnetic Powder bears tho palm
Death TO al bugs, to man devoid of harm.

Death 70 al bugs, to man devoid Of harm.
Prince Albert, Ex-Isresidcnt Fillmore, and
tho Worlds Fsrs have endorsed It. 30 the medal diplo-
mas celtiacates at Az Broadway N " and 80 Dock
street, Philadelphia.
Medicated Inhalation, or DR.. Curtis's Hy-
geana.
WILLIAMSBURG, Nay q, 1854.
DR. CURrrs Dear Sir-M willingly do add my tes-
tmcny the eacy Of hygeana and cherry syrup Ia
cases Of cough and had bad cough for
years OF more and expectorated from half pint to .
pint daily mixed with blood, and almost constant vomt
During years have best medical advice
with medicine which availsd but little until l,ortu
AAtey met yours Of which cannot speak too highly II
gave instant relief and has eonstay helped
k smost gone will those distressing pains il my body,
which none can know hut those that suffer will send more
satisfactory pAricu lars when WE'LL would say TO all
who are afcted BY all means try 10 faithfully When
drt took ycur medicine, my doctor had loft many
ceDd o ir no more or as
Ross street, near Division avenue.
Any person incosing 80 to DIR. CURTIS 149 Chambers
street. will receive the hyscana by Sold by
Boyd Paul 40 Chambers stseot; c. H. Ring, Of
and az kighth avenue; H Phillips, corner Of Wooster
and Houston streets Mrs Hayes l75 Fulton street. Brook
lyn and Hussel Schott 1876 Market street, Philade
pha Price % package, or four packages for $O sent
New York Lung Institute, No. Bond
sreetPatients received daily from to O'Clock for the
Of all diseases Of i'd new
sone are cordially TO call and witness
OF this course Of treatment patients who daily this
nstitutlon Invalids Of consumption will frankly
formed they desire ~ Of the condition Of their
esysd In to his Under shs charge Of
DR. o. ID. SANBORN.
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needle srd u.te in Sewing Machines been dee
,, bic operty Tho decision Of the Hon Charles Maser
comniss.nr Of Psents proves that hi. Invention va
the IUbic The extortiors Of Elias Howe Jr and his ~
fooiss 1T end Copies OF tbs decision can
had gratis a. any Of sle oiices of N. SINGER CO.
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Gas Cooking and Heating.-Amestcan Pee
tent e.. Cooking and Heating Company, 1853 Broadway
s-cond door cnt process great novelty and
economy Tho public nvitsd TO call and examine the
various srtcies Handbs be obtained ut tho
X. B. COLEMAN President.
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Rees & Co., gas Hraasiyyay-We would adj
vife all those III want 20
to go t. the only REEFS Co In this city no
the New York City Dire stoy OF 1854 1856 Broadway for
mar Nv ~
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( UNifxD STATE DISTRICT tCUhf-MO'ions
( sUPKKHn vOuKr-Specisl Tern.-Aotions.
SUPAMk CouRr-Circuit-Hos 1904, e5S, 1880, 1sZ1,
see
SUPERIOR CouRr.- Notions and decisions.
COMMON PlEAs-Parr L-Nos 3cS, lila, TO 1l26,
1918. Part I.--Nos. $40, ll27 TO 1885.
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Anson's Dngusrrecty pes, Large Size, for 30
cents. eolord and IN siee case lined with velvet and
cents and equal 20 those that 81 elsewhere ANs0N
oe9 Broadsay, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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Fats for the Many-We tllls day oflor, and
will continue the until July t,h, the dA
op OF aborng friends fashionable description that
for aa]ity and price cannot be found elsewhere varying
from 81 30 to s. LEARY co., Hatscrs.
Astor House. Broadway.
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That HAS.-A Beautiful Covering For the
head is RAFFERTY, Lea SKIS superfne A-ab,bcaver.
Just the article Cor those hot days Dsgerreoypo likeness
II serted Fl Of charge at 81 Chatha aornsr
Chatham and Pearl streets.
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"A srsst opportunity to get clear Of psyins eaormons
u. and securing heslhy Ind pleasant homestead 80
building 100 feet square the ourshing village II
Lakeland and 100 will DO divided among 900 sub
days. each subscriber for $l5 will receive
varrantee iced for four building lots . BY 100 feet
irm Of from to n acres fev subscribers only wanted to
close tho books. Apply medatey 10 CHAs. WOOD 20S
broadway where and pamphlets be had gratis.
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Carpctines, Oil Cloths, &C., sGc.-R diversi-
ssA and unique assortment Of these splendid 9ood vbo
xio and retail can he procured At tie popular estaob
nsAA 81 the subscribers prices shade higher than cost
WILLIAM doGROHrY,
GEO. ". rtLBY 1t2 aroa3rav
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Washington strest next door. The damage to them
but trifing, as the water only penetrated the cellar
ACCIDENT THE SIXTH AVENUE RAIRoAD.-At hall. pest
eight O'Clock yesterday morning, little boy about ten
of age attempting to get upon the platform of
of the Sixth cars in Varick King street.
which, at the time, going up town, when, at the
same moment car coming in an opposite direction
passed, and he becoming frightened, attempted to
the down track in advance Of the but in
ssnty knocked down the horses and horribly crushed
by the Wheels both of which passed him. He be-
came insensble almost Immediately, and in that
dtion conveyed to drug sterc and afterwards to
the New York Hospital The driver of the applied
the brake after the child had been knocked down. but
before the vehicle could be stopped it had passed
him.
MEcHANucS INsrTun.-Att the regular monthly meeting
of the Mechanics institute held at the Institue rooms
Tuesday evening" the 18th instant, the following gentle
unanimously elected to all vacancies viz-For
President, William Miles, for third Vice President James
Rodgers for Directors, George w. Glaze William W.
Cumberland, Louis Bail and James Davis.
RUN OVER BY A STAGE.-A young man named Edward
Hennesey severely injured Thursday evening" by
being over, at the corner Of Liberty and Nassau
street, by Wall street stage he was conveyed to the
New York Hospital
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Dx6ascc saInmnndcr kafes.-Robert M

PATRICK tho sole In tho United states Of
tho above eele safes and ~ Cons
ts6snee oess and the best safes and locks
sned Il the world pepot No 1872 Pearl street. or
al
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Boots, Shoes, and Caters, just Received
from Paris, by Eg0ENE FERRIS, 90 Nassau street He
Paris Gentlemen who really good boots and hts and
TO get rid Of would do we'll to call 81 Nassau street
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nascnelor,s HAIR Dye II sssli tho Lead

ros by All ieJg be the best dye extant
sectly coiori,s the hair the moments s applied Tons
Thousands in all parts Of the word proclaim the only
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city Ladies', and Ladies' Visiting the City,
can mad A. Miller Co.'s In Canal street. Isdes CATERS
e. H. les ssd lss Arss quality slippers tyss and bus
Per pair also, boys misses boots and shoes
Of all kinds and prices a.
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For Summer Wcur.-We aavIse gentlemen
who shro wing aside old
propose treat themselves with of goss
CANT appearance for tho TO make paas Of VISIT
ing of kNOXS stnrcs No 12S Fulton No 1888
Broadway and sells citing what they from his ample
sortment IL we'll kno that Knoxs hats throw othrs
into The shade entirely In point sf beauty Of
nd Off ric
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Boots, Shoes, slippers, &c., for Ladies', Gem
uemsn misses boys, and children Che bes that can be
madel In great abundance 1t BROOKS, SIS Broad
and LOO Fulton cheapest and best place In 3e
city to get . good article. = -
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s-y ss3 Broadway stsreotypes crayors photogra phs
o. dague,rectypes on paper, AIKEN to perfection.
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burgundy Wines, In GASES one dozen each,
ndine exHeidelbsrg, from Havre In store variety IL
1oIosaux wines from good vim d'ordlnaro drst
h SONS, 400 Broadway, - ~ - 1900"
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The Ser ator Hat--First In Fashion.-Han
halter 4l3 Broadway, Of Lispenard steeet
pets assortment Of s Ands Of hats in and cesan
st.le.
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the ranbcws rays as gosssmcr and durable hs
rem OF our first love tho pedal
Manufactured BY WAfkiNSlN Fulton street. There IL
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window Shade SIanufactursrs, InapsrSsrs

Of gi eornses lace and muslia curtains. daesks bun
hollands Se-kclty Ferguson, Nos. 19z Broadway and
"a Rsade street oferiog great nduoements puroA
Of shove goods Aflinds Of window shades uds
erdsr Our ,uperior facilities able
70 keep the eputation have always hsdof being the
eues pest house In the States.