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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-09-16
BOARDMAN GRAY l. cos
Dulce Campana Attachment
CORRUGATED SOUNDING BOARD
PA N q FORT = S,

ALBANY, N Y.
These Piano Fortes have received al various
State, lnititute, and other Fairs,
FIFTEEN FIRST PREMIUMS, MEDALS &C.,
In competition with the best makers in the United
ED SOuNDlNG-BOARD is justly ranked the
great improvement Of the age, and has proved
complete success. This adds one half 10 the VIZ
brsting surface, thereby giving great increase
OF power and fulness TO the tone while il is made
peculiarly bold and sree. From the nature of its
construction II cannot warp out Of place, OF crack
like the ordinary fat board, thus possessing grea,
value on account Of Its durability. In the manu-
facture OF some 1900 of them. not one has been
known to ail in any respect
With over twenty years Of practical experience,
unequalled facilities for manufacturing, ampb
means and a full determination to maintain the
reputation for producing instruments which can
not be excelled In richness Of tone elegance Of
style and finish, and durability, they Guarantee
Perfect Satisfaction TO evrry purchaser, and in
vite careful examination Of their instruments.
Dir. A. W. Powers, having taken the agency for
these celebrated Piano FOrtes, will furnish them
ut FACTORY PRICES, with Liberal discount
for Cash. Being well known practice mechan.
ic, together with his experience in Tuning and
repairing Piano Fortes, he possesses a great ad-
vantage over those dealers who have no practical
knowledge Of the instruments. Nr. Powers will
be happy to receive orders for Pianos or for tun-
ing which he pledge. himself TO execute TO the
satisfaction Of his patrons.
EyPiano Fortes with or without The Dulce
Campana Attachment
NTFor further particulars, prices, &c, apply
to A. W. POWERS,
Burlington, VI.
July 4th, 1857. ll3:tf
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MAIL AGENCY. The subscriber will MA
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Fort Edward Institute, N. Y.

C101 A YEAR pays for Board, Washing,
u vi Fuel, Room Rent lncidentals and
Common English, at
Fort Edward Institute, N. Y.
Superb brick buildings, finely located on the Rail-
Polton, widely known ms a superior teacher,
composer and performer, has charge Of the mu-
scal department Winter term begins Dec. Sd,
1857. Send for q circular. with full particulars.
20 Rev. JOS. f. KING, A. NJ, Principal.
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SPRING GOODS
OPENING AT
VAL L e T T ELS.
April 26th, 1867.

hprl lotn, 1907.
Mantillas and Parasols.
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT received and
IA for sale by
May 20. E. yALIETTE
Fresh Teas.
OK CHESTS CHOICE NEW TEAs-couprs.
80 ing Hyson, Young Hyson, Tyson Skin, I'm
For sale by
May 96. E. VALLETTE.
Mocha Coffee.
A FEW BALES genuine MoGhs Coffee,
ALSO
A fine stock Old Government Java. Csylop,
Laguaira, Marcabo, and Rio Coffee, Pure Roast.
ed and Ground Coffee. For sale by
May as. E. VALLETTE.
Zinc Paint
OOOO LBS. best French and American
NOOO Zinc Paint dry and IN gil, received
N. 8. Plaster.
Ten Tons best quality Ground Plaster, in bags,
for sale BY april rs. E. vALIrrrR.
Dried Fruits.
HH PPERsi:h rrune., s EssSn:''
Curranp, Citron,
Por sale by tApril26,) Z. VALLErrI.
Herds Grass Seed.
NORTHERN AND EASTERN TIMOTHY
L! Seed ofprms quality, for sale BY
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NROCKERY and Glass Ware, and q general
~ assortment of Groceries. at
CHAPMAN & BARBQUR'S.
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LADIES TAKE NOTICE
CTEEL SKIRT SPRINGS, Reeds. whalebonss
- Gutta Percha and Cotton Cord, Inst received
March 2, by BECKWlTA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08

Washinpton June g.

ashinRton, June b.
II is untrue that Lord Naiper officially
denies the cession of the Island in Panama
TO Great Britain. The administration Ger
tainly did not interrogate him. nor did he
volunteer a statement in relatirn to the sub
ject- No one, however, in diplomatic cir
cles believes such cession has been made
}. NJ Knapp resigned to day lucrative
office in the treasury, Unfolding to remove
I" WISCONSIN and engage in baking, real es-
tate and law business
Col. Cumming, although resigning the
Governorsbip OF Utah. when in Missouri,
would probably have accepted it On his ar
rival here had not the President in the
meantime selected another. whose name will
be officially concealed til it shall be known
whether he shall accept the appointment.
New York, June 8.
The Post contains lengthy correspond
ence, which passed between the American
Ministerial China, The American Comino-
dore and the American mercantile houses
in Canton The latter urged the Commo-
dor- to take measures to preserve the LEGAL
steamer which include some Americans
from capture by the nandarine jerks Two
oi the the said vessels having already been
taken, the CoIuodore replied that he could
afford them no pretectiod, owing ro the lin
tied force at his disposal. The firms allu
d.I Ia. A. Heard d TO, King d Co. and
Russell a Ca. They wrote To Minister
Parker a protest against the action Of the
Commodore, asking him to jay the matter
beior the Government at Washington To
this request Mr.. Parker aceeded
New York, June ).
The Caracas, Venezue Ia, correspondence
OF .Uay 9th. states that eNciteinentlc existed
there, in CONSEQUENCE OF the British charge
Daitairs having solennizcd a marriage be
tween two native Roman Catholics. contra
~ to the rule of the church. the bride lac
ing step daughter to her husband.
The Archbishop aud the Pope had pre-
yiouslv refused their sanction. Lord Pal
merston had been written To- on the subject
Memphis, June 3.
Gen Walker arrived here this morning
Unexpectedly early consequently there
were but few people 10 receive him. Col
Pawn" Of this city welcomed him to his nat
~" state, denounced Vanderbilt and the
New York press AS being the cause of his
defeat, and not the Costa Ricans.
Walker and Lockridge responded in sub
stance the same rs at New Orleans.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08

THE CROPS.

LAKE Co, lLL.-We have taken
great pains to ascertain the prospects
Of growing crops in this vicinity and
find them on the whole decidedly ia
vorablc. Although the winter wheat
suffered severely from intense cold, yet
spring wheat and all other crops, (of
which All usual amount Is growing,)
never looked better. Fruit, too, of all
kinds, promises to he abundant; so
there need be no immediate apprchen-
sion of Il failure in the west. Excelsior
(Waukegan) 3D..
The pRospEcTs IN EGypr--Thc
Joncsborough Gazette of the 3Oth of
May says: we are now able to inform
our readers with a certainty that fruit
both peaches and apples will be
abundant throughout this region of
country tins year. Wheat is also
coming on fast, and is now in full head,
and if no blight gets in the wheat
within the next two weeks, Eugypt will
number her bushels by Millions
kENrucKy.--Ex Governor Helm,
who has traversed the whole State,
states that the wheat crop will be thir-
ty per cent above the average, any the
same of oats.
ALAMAKEE County, IowA.-Farmers
with whom we have converscd, tell us
that wheat looks fine, and that if no
thing turns up" excellent crops will
be harvested. Not half Of the farmers
have planted their corn yet, though
they are not without hope of good
crop, as many farmers planted as late
as the first OF June last, and had q
good crops of Lansing Mirror,
May 10Th.
TuE GRAIN PRosPr,T-The crv of short
crops which set up a few weeks ago is be
coming faint, as more favorable report
ONE crowdine in from the grain growing
regions in all directions Even from Hi.
nois where the cry was first started. and
where total ininre of the wheat crop was
predicted. intelligence is received giving
quite "a different color to the picture The
local press throughout the state. with few
exceptions. speak of the grain prospects as
most encouraging
In this part of Iowa, crops never looked
better than at the present time
We learn that in some eases corn in being
planted the second time on account Of the
seed not being good Wheat never looked
better. BY present Indications. we shall
have an abundant croI.-G II Times
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08

Democracy In New Haven, Connecticut.
BY private telegraph from Connec-
tieut we learn Of the triumph Of the
Democracy in the municipal election
in New Haven. Philip Gatpin, Esq,
Democrat, is elected Mayor over Hon.
James Ere,cster, opposition, by a
handsome majority. This is the second
time Mr.. Galpin has been elected to
the same Office. The opposition nom
mated the most popular man in their
party, but were defeated. New Haven
WAS once the strong hold Of Whiggery.
But isms have given the National
Democracy majority that they will
retain SO long as the opposition IS n
party without principles.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08
STATE ITEMS.

HThe town Of w arlington, Wash
|ington county, ss we learn from the
Press, has a population Of near 1000.
There are s churches, and two more
will be erected during the present
season, 4 Hotels, . Dry Goods Stores,
Il Clothing stores, . Banks, Book
store, Steam boiler mandatory, and
. Touring mill There are s or 10
ministers, & or lawyers and physi
clans.
Ex -GovERNoR BRIGGs.-It affords
Us pleasure to record the arrival of TX
Governor Briggs, Of Iowa, who has
come TO Florence with the intention OF
making it his home.-Cour,er.
rFPatrick Scanlin, an Irishman,
was shot dead by one Michael Hunter,
a German, in y row at Independence,
Buchanan county, Iowa, on Monday OF
last week. In the same afiray Ger
man brewer named Leitze had his skull
knocked in in such way that his life
is despaircd OF.
Horse Thieves-.-SlOO Reward.
During the past week a number OF
horses have been stolen from this vicin-
ity, and there is small room to doubt
the presence Of horse thieves in our
midst. On Sunday morning last val
liable span Of mares where stolen from
Messrs umphrey ~ Clark, of Wapello
CONT, who were cneamped at the foo,
of Williams street. They offer 500
for their recovery.-Ft Dodge Sentinel
FIGHr.-Judge Douglas, county
Judge of Benton county, attempted to
thrash the editor Of the Vinton Eagle
a few days ago, and, although the
Judge is six footcr, six feet of mortal
flesh laid him upon the carth.-The
editor knocked the Judge down with
a rife.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08
From thu 81. Icnis Republican.
JUDGE DRUMMOND OF ILLINO,

From IN" r.. Icnts Republican.
JUDGE DRUMMOND OF ILLINOIS.
This gentleman has been conspicuous,
for some weeks past. AZ the writer Of lot
ters making serious charges against the
morality, the decency and the respect Of
the Mormons at Utah, for the Constitu.
tion and laws Of the United States lie
has charged them with oil manner Of
crimes murder being the mcst conspi-
cuous and they have had great run
in the United States. We confess, there
fore, We were not prepared to fnd char
ges OF an equally fragrant and extrava-
CANT character, preferred against this
same individual, BY the Oquawka PLAIN
dealer, published in the town 10 which
be formerly lived. We hope there may
be some mistake in this statement, but
il not, all will agree that this Judge els
no better than . Mormon"
At the time he received his appointment
Of Chief Justice, he was u resident of this
town. lie left his wife and family here TO
30 to Utah. and by the time he had reached
the Missouri river, according to correspon-
dent Of the N. y. Tribune, who appears to
have been travelling on the same boat,
Judge Drummond was accompanied by
his beautiful and accomplished lady" The
press in this place well knew his perfidv,
hut out of regard to the feelings Of his fam
NY remained silent After Drummond's re-
signati"n and return to the Statss he seem
ed to evince no desire To visit his family
When 1t was announced through the press
that he was IN chicago, Mrs. Drummond pro-
III l..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08
@Counterfe;t new cen. n;eca. ar

~Counterfeit new cent pieces are
in circulation, intended, no doubt, to
mix with the genuine in large quaint.
ties; they will sasly decisive persons At
: casual glance, but being pewter
W. q thss kind q cqin. : gria1y "a
~ ssdaa ~ q - ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08

TAKEN np bv the ub;criber on Sunday. June
LIST. 1887, . dark br wn Cow, with calf slit 10 her
ear tn. own'r said COW bv calling the sub
scriber, proving property and paving charges.
JOHN HOLST, North Davenport.
juDS. Naynsker's addition.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08
ICE CREAM R(DOMS.

'U>HR sub .criber having atted up magnificent Ice
Cream Room, IN the second stny Of their build
ing, take pleasure In announcing a. the public that
they are now prepared TO their friends In the
most sumptuous manner with
ICE CREAMS, CONFECTIONERY, Vaults &c.
and everything ia their line. No pains or cost has
been spared to render thus establishment second To
none and superior " any IN the city, and friends
can rely upon receiving oil attention and nndpg the
most psistsbe refreshments the city aGMds
Parties, Balls, Pic Mics and Private Famaies served
to ANY extent on shortest notice
Entrance on Fourth street BROOKSk DAVIS
sun6dtf Ger. Fourth and Brady sts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08

DEALERS IN ALL KINDS or PRODUCE.
Warehouse opposite the Y. Il n. r. R. Depot,
IOWA CITY. IOWA.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Havrn. ESQ.,, VIM, ?
Weld 4 CO., Boston Joshua Atkins & Co., New
York REYNOLDS Fly n CO.. II. Dunhsm & c.,
g -oi-y. FArver 4 Co, ~utte. Hihbsrd l. CO., 4. D.
Jones * Sons, Briggs, White & Co., CHICAGO J u !.
Langley X Co Rock Isisnd; Cook h SARGENT Da.
vrnp"rt; Cook, Sargent 4 Downey Iowa City.
junSA6m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08
ICE |! ICE!

DThe Davenport Ice Go. prepared TO
contract for the delivery Of Ice for the se.-
. n. Customers commencing the s-asou with s.s
vii be guaranteed to be supplied Til November II
desired. Parties desiring Ice through the season
cautioned against contracting With those who do
not supply the season through.
Once, Sec nd st, opposite LeClaire House.
m ,y5d3m PRICK 4 MITCHELL.
MONEY To LOAN long and short tine
Glel1dfA MAGK 4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08

E-Hccky Birchbud thinks it pro
Soking for woman who has worked
all day mending her husbands old
coat to find love letter from another
woman in the pocket.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08

Hugh Miller, though believing that tho
six DAYS Of creation were not natural
days OF twentv-four hours, but vastly
extended periods, has labored to demon.
strate in his writings that geology. in
stead Of conflicting with, only confirms
the Bible revelation.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08
Select Nchool.

Misses Severance and Bennett will co nmenoe the
lVl fourth term 81 'h,'r school on Monday. June
18th, in the basement 81 the First Baptist Church,
corner Of Main and Sixth streets.
Davenport, June Sd1@
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08
To he in Davenport,
WEDNESDAY JUNE 17M.

Among the leading features Of this quincuTlexal
troupe are party 81
CHINESE JUGGLERS AND ARTISTS,
recently arrived from the lestAl Empire, composed
II T-ip-chi- H0ang, KiAng-se and Chum-Ch with
their assistants in all thr curious and u
feat, 81 Oriental Necrnnancy and SKILL magic trans
formations ard -ptions, precisely the same ~ they
were exhibited by the Oelestias two thousand years
ago and before thr present season allowed to
be looked upon by "Outside B,rbarian.."
Mons. OeBA6h and Mdme. DeDach from all the
incipal Eu' opean Amphitheatres. In the course
Of the entertainments, Mons. De Bach, Ia an extra
ordinary act OF Juggling Horseback never before
performed, though frequently illustrated In various
show bills, entitled
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NAMES Arctic EXPLORATIONS.
BOOkSl BOOKS! BOOkSi

vvNUE FORUM, or forty years praeticr n the Phil-
i sdriphfa Bar by DIP Bro~n2 vds price $500
Thirty year, In the y y S.natc hy Thos u Benton
vols Aam
Private Gorresp,n dence Of y w-hster 2 vols ~ 50
History 81 Texas Iiin.t'd by A Yoekum vols So V
kansxs. interior eStrr hfe hy Mr. Robnson - 90
Scenes adventures III the army by IL Col Cook I,?5
Cafu rbis IN doors and out by MIS- Farnahnin ~ IA
Quincy 10
Canterbury tales hy Harriet lee vols &i7b
H-ne ami the world AlN0
Golden Least > or IFS Phases 81 W
Light AMI Darkness or shadow ~ fate 20
Household ang'i Ia -guise ty Mrs. Lesley &i,,D
kath,y Brand 6 quiet nte $40
Aurora Lrgh bv Eti,aheth d Browning SI0o
Henry Ly. or life aud expense Mts Mar yAt ~ 90
Daisy's necklsce AID what cam. ofn 10
Little Dorriu by Dickens 'tnh o. ~
A ord 81 the creations by Marian Jane. %
Hrmor OF fslc, nbrliee llnsi'd by = Kelly SI.25
keyhbor Jaek~""i l., Paul Gie,iun ti..
Wigwsm aud Z attn BY " s,nuls Sl,25
Los Gringcs BY Lieut. wiseUSN 4,2h
Sampavis a =. &i25
Heavenly Token,-a gift boot for Ghri.,l.n. tias
Prince OF tn House ~ David >I.?h
MAPS, GUIDE BOOKS &C.
hinne,ota Decotah hy G G Andrews ~
nnne'o'" hand book and Map, BY Parker y
lows ~ it's tiO
%ctiosAl map of Iowa a. 10
/" Kansas BY keAins 1I,0
Kansas and Nebraska map SO AL IS
Sectional map Of Mimi sofa by Chapman 20
. Wisconsin g Is
p" q Illinois =. Al 80
Appleton's Railway Guide Tor March IS
Just received and for sale AT
The IoWd BOOK Rooms,
No Is Brady o., near the Post once
u Mu " dtD ELI ADAMS
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TWIN OlI i DNOA olOH6,
NEWS DEPOT AND CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
I'd - opposite L. Clsire Houso-NeW York, Boston
Ph'lad' lphis, Cincinnati Chicago and st. Louis Da-
ids received every day. S. II. STARR, AGENT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08

We have some ve,y desirable lots selected
and Tor sale in CamAnche. Plat q n price,
terms &c, msde known, upon srplicatoas TO PAN
KkR, EDWARDS TAlAAGE, No. 10 Orr's Block
Apr IS DIFF
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08
GREE.v.E,N HOTEL,
Commercial 81. and Iona Avenue
CEDAR II APlDs. IOWA.

1DsSAA ~ AZ uO0p uOWA.
THE undersigned having leased this spacious Ho-
l. tel, design furnishing. 6ttins and keeplDs Il as
First Glass Hotel. The House ceasrsIiy loo ATT d.
and contains an unusual nanber u private parpts,
with argc and veil Ventilated sleeping rooms
The proprtetoS Halter themselves that, With the
facilities for obtath,ng supplies from the Kari, aud
their constant Efforts Ia please, they will be able
meet the expectations Of those Who may favor them
with . call
In conn-cti witty the Hotel i. large and comnlo-
daou, stable fARnlN6TON AfAY
Jun5dMW1y PROM ,i.rs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08

DFOR LEASB-A piece Of land Is BY $50
feet near Ran noad Depot for - or % Year,
at reasonable rent.
March IL def) DAWSON 4 TRrR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08

.1ZICHE'RIFF,
the supple join,ed artist, called ths Snake Of n
Desert Its inposstf ls give accurate deacrip-
lou Of this wonderful mans performances Acct
panying Azi-Gherih are Ben-Fsx. Hasseu- All, AMI
Arabs and who will give truthful illustrations Of the
games sports and festivities Of the wandering Arabs
WI. KEMP, the Trick clown,
viii introduce for the frst time in this country. his
brilliant comic psntomime Of the Night Owl, or
Dogs OF Montorgis," In ahich the whole company,
embracing the representa- ives Of the six eat M
tons, will appear together
Francois 'Siegria.
the superb symnastic. grotesaue, or , ench Clown,
in hts numb .rless antics and nvtng leaps.
Homo HMbbeH,
the modern Sampson and common ball performer.
Tom Linton,
the Clown Ssilts, in his very extraordinary and
iudicrous performance.
Waiter Awaar.
the celebrated Wild Hurdle Jumping Kider, and
splendid pantommt
james EWsier and j. Haslet,
with the entire troupe will appear In the animated
scene OF Tumbllns AMI vauting.
r. SMITH,
the popular ballad singer.
Masters George and William,
in Juvenile Horseman ship, Pn.turine, rumblinG, &C.
Horace Nicolls,
the accomplished equestrian nsnager.
Doors open at \ and 7 P. NJ, performances com
nmences half an hour afterwards.
Adaission-to Boxes 50 cents Pit 20 cent?.
Children under nine Yeas 70 boxes, half price,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08
Thomas Francis Meagher.

We have been kindly shown . letter
addressed to 40 Irish gentleman Of this
city, from New York, which states that
this distinguished lrishman and patriot
will visit Dubuque about the middle Of
the present mouth, in acceptance OF an
invitation extended him TO lecture 10
Dubuque. He has signi6ed his willing.
ness to lecture upon either OF several
named subjects, among which are "The
Life. Times, and Genius Of O'Conuell;
St. Pssrick's Day; Royalty; Republican.
lem; Republication in Europe" or
"National Anniversaries Signifi-
Dance, Beauty, and Harmony with the
Republic"
Either Of these subjects, under the in
spiresiou Of the mastery eloquence Of
Mr.. MsA0uKR, will be worthy the atten-
ton OF our citizens, and none will mere
chssrfully welcome him among 10 than
oureelvss.
We have Il from . reliable source
thss Ne. Assghsr will also pay our city
Q visit, and deliver lecture before the
ssCatholie Literary Institute" He will
meet with . hearty welcome.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-08
WALL PAPER!
Borders and Curtain Papers.

TIRE Subscriber having appropriated ample room
IN h's new Brick Store u the Paper Hanging.
Trade has now opened large Spring Stuck receatly
received. Of over
TEN THOUSAND ROLLS
~ Wall paper and Borders; comprising more than
three hundred different patterns and suitable for
PArlors, Halls, Public Rooms, BED RooDx ~, and
adapted to all tastes and 1t Ill prices Particular
attention Is invited to the styles ~ English Pa
prs, Imported expressly fog our sales, and to our
order.
0ood wall Paper from only I0c to l5c per Roll
Extra Colors, 2Oc 10 sc
SAtined, CSC 10 &c
Gilt. Splendid Styles, 1875 10 . 90
Borders Cheap, Velvet and Gilt Velvet, Green and
Blue Curtain Papers, Wide and GLAZED Remnants
OF Paper In lots for small rooms VERY CHEAP,