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the New State House be requested to
lay before the Senate, assoon as possible,
n statement Of: LIST, The whole number
of persons employed BY him on said bull
ding duti.g the current year. I'd, Tire
names and salaries of eacl, officer or agent
having charge Of the various parts of tho
work, from The Chief architect down to tho
lowest agent or officer. 3l, What are
the duties Of each, and the number of
hands under their supervision, with the
d,ily ~ages paid to ,hese hacads. 4 h,
And, il ~ ncticat.le, the work actually
done by each oMccr, and by the gang un.
der him.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
At the hour 10 which the House was
adjourned, the Clerk called the Iol.
The Senate sent to the House resolu.
ton TO distribute the historical sketches OF
South Carolina, by WIN J Rvers.
Mr. J ID Pope offered some resolutions
in reference 10 the Banks in this State,
which were made the sp scial order Of the
day Tor this dav, at 2 o'clock p IN, in
Committee tf the whole House.
On motion Of Mr. MemminSer, the
House proceeded 70 the consideration OF
suudry resolutions, in relation to banks;
also, hill to regulate and lipit the issue
of bank notes; bill to authorHe banks
in this State, in all cases; aud q 'biH TO
refund and remit the penalties recently
incurred by the e,eral banks Of this StSte
which h'Ne suspended specie payments,
and for oaher purposes, were made the
Special Order for tomorrow, al 3 o'clock
IN.
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WEDNESDAY,, DEcEMDER 8.
SENATE.

The Senate met at II m, pursuant to
adjournment.
Mr. Moses, from the Committee ON tia
Judiciary, to which had been referred tho
momurial ef the Guy Council Of Charles
ton, in relation 10 the killing Of game at
mrroper seasons, reported SsG 10 pro.
vide for the bet er protection OF game;
The bill received the tirs, reading aud WAS
ordered for second reading.
lltuse ii Representative sent 10 The
Senate, ~ bil to alter and amend the
81 Ia Section Of an Act, entitled An Act
tor the ts,tcr oh4er'ng and governing ne
grocs, aud other slaves, in This provimcc,
passed the lU,h d.,< Of May, A ID l7i0!'
a till Ia provide for the administration
Of dcreiect estates, received the second
reading, Was agreed 10, and WAS ordered
20 tc ser: - :+e !!ease .! Representa-
;ives.
The Senate proceeded TO the General
O'dcrs o! the day, bill Crom ne bou,e
OF lic:reSentntIve,) to alter The law in re.
lntiuu 10 last wills and ,estarnenis, aud for
other purposes, was, on motion OF Mr. AL.
len, ordered 10 lie on the table.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
AT the hour 10 which the Unuse was
adjourned, the Clerk called the roll.
The Senate returned To- :hr House tho
following acts and hm's: An Act to -x.
empt Managers oi l. .cuons from the per-
io'mance of ordinary militia duty. An
Act 10 rcs, III the City CnuuciI Of Charles
ton tie Ice simple vi the Guard House
lot. An Act 10 Incorporate Trustees ii
tho Ea'dvllIc High Scnoul. A bLl To in.
crease The numler ot tho Commissioners
"i Free Schools. Tor Lexington District -
bi!i 10 aTerd the law IN relation to
grants Tor CaIa"h Indian L,mls. a bill
I" establish the boundary line between the
DistiIets Of Sumter and Clarendon. A
hTl 10 lncorp"ra;e The pairu-llo Savings
Institution, III the city at Charleston.
GA motion oi Mr. Bryan, tue IIous.
poocceded 10 the consideration Of the re.
l'oit oi the Special Committee on so much
ot Message No of his ExceIlency, as 70.
I"tes To slavery and the slave trade. and
The minority report Of the same Commit.
lee on the same subject. The reports and
resolutions were Ordered TO lie on the Ia.
bic, and 2.0o0 copies were orIere! to be
prnted.
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[ Condensed from The Souih Carolinian. !
Legislature Of South Carolina.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8.
SENATE.

The Senate met at IL m, pursuant to
adjournment.
Ihe House Of Representatives sent TO
the Senate the following bills, which had
received three readings in the House of
Representatives aud two in the Senate. 70
vii: A b.!l 10 vest in the City Council of
Charleston, the Fee simple Of the Guard
House lot bill to exempt managers OF
elec,ions from tha performance OF ordinary
militia duly /; the bills received the third
reading, aud II was resolved that the bills
do pass; that the titles thereof be changed:
that they be called Acls.
a bI!l providing for Code OF the Stat.
u:e Law OF South Carolina, and Tor prep
aratlon OF Code Of Practice.
Mr. earn presented the petition Of Jas
s!mPsoo, praying to be paid the amour,
Of Certain JIry tickets stolen from him.
Ibe report OF the Special Committee on
he Message OF Gov Adams, 10 1856, rsl.
au"e To the slave trade.
Mr. Palmer moved that the report and
resolutions be indefinitely postponed !:
which WAS agreed to.
Mr. Townsend offered the following re..
olnllon, which was ordered for immediate
confederation, and was agreed to:
Resolved, That the Commissiopcr o
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The Carolina Times.

This paper hns failed TO reach US for sew
erai weeks. Were the Caroiinian aud the
Light, to both of which We are indebted for
Their daily issues, 10 serve US 10 the saL,e
way. We should be put To serious incouye.
nience in furnishing our readers with news
from the Capitol. OF this, however, we en-.
tertain no fears To the former We are
mainly indebted for the Legislative reports
furnished our readers lis liberality,as we'll
as sterling worth, is hey ond question.
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THURSDAY, D4cEMDER 10.
SENATE.

The Senate met at IL M.
The House Of Representatives sen, to
the Sena'e for concurrence a resolution in
rel !st'on to hawkers and pedlers.
The House o! Representatives sent TO
The Senate a message ia relation TO the
appointment Of Special Committee to
inquire mo the condition Of the archives
OF The State aud whether II be safe for
them TO r1inain where lhev now are, AID
II not. 10 report what arrangements can
be made for them until the completion Of
the New State House. and requesting the
appointment OF a similar committee on
The part OF the Senate; which was con.
CURED in.
The unfavorable report OF the Commit.
tee ON bill to amend the law in relation
to confessions Of Judgments, was ordered
20 lie on the table. and the bill wss order.
ed for second reading, and having been
read, was not agreed 10 /; and it was con.
se4uentlv rejected. -
The House Of Representatives retsifned
TO the Senate an Act to authorize fIs
United States TO purchase a sufficient
quantity OF land 10 The city Of Columbia
Tor the erection Of Post Office and a
Court House, and it was committed TO the
Committee on Inc operations and En-.
crossed Acts.
Mr Porter offered the following resolu,
ton, which was agreed to and ordered 10
he sent TO the House Of Represen ts.ives
for concurrence.
ReSotped by he General Assembly,
That $500 copies Of the report OF the ma.
JoIty and minority Of the Special Com.
m'ttees Of the two Houses on so much Of
General Adams Message as relates to
the Slave Trade. be printed for general
distribution.
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South Carolina Legislature.

Our readers viii find clscwh here in this is.
sue condensed summary Of the busines,
OF General consequence, that has reached us.
done by our Stale Legislature, commencing
at the point where wc left oil last week
The bill for repeating the laws agains,
usury, MS PASSED in the Senate by small
majority, will be found on our first page
AS this law is constantly evadcl bv Bank
ing Corporations, and frequently by niivid.
uals, and thus bat partially protecting the
borrower, il would seem that its repeal, IN .
der the circumstances, is no more than riynt
and pro- cr; thereby placing all individual,
and corporations upon the same footing.
and allowing money, rs we'll as cvcrythin"
else, 10 seek lis own worth The iInme-
dittc effects Of bill like this, however, in
a time of financial pressure may operate un.
tavor"bly, as money loaned at : per cert. i,
likely to be called in, to be put out upon
higncr rates.
The consideration Of the majority report
of the Committee favoring Gov. Adams
views in reference TO the slave trade, it will
be seen, has been indefinitely postponed hy
the Senate. This, We think, was vie
Oar Legislature was but wasting time in
mooting such proposition at this period
Their having done so, and so seriously, is
considered in other quarters capital Joke
Oar Senator, Mr.. Withcrspoon, voted Tor
It's indefinite postronemcnt.
1t is thought that the bill for the repeal of
the usury laws will not pass the House.
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LANCASTER.
For the Ledger.
Sad Occurrence.

MIR. EDiroR.-As an instance which oc
Cured few days since, in the nciyhLor-
hood Of the Bethel Baptist Church ia Sum
ter District, may bc of interest To some Of
your readers, deem it not improper to give
you few fines concerning the same:
On Monday, the 3Oth Of November last,
as the Rev. J. o. b. Dargan returned from
The church above mentioned TO the residence
of ncighbor, and was nligh,ing from his
buggy, by some misstrp he fell, thereby
fr"c,uring his thigh SO badly as to render
it entirely motiOnIess. lie was immediate.
" taken into the house. and surgical assist
ance procured as soon as possible. At last
accounts three physicians We're attending
him, under whose direction he was rapidly
recovering. 1t is hoped that he will soon
be able TO take the pastoral charge of hi.
church again.
MIR, Dargan Is from Darlington, but at In,
time Of this sad incident was assisting at a
p'otracted meeting in the neishborhood
where II happened, and was the instrument,
in Gods hands of converting many souls to
Christ.
This is indeed a sad occurrence, happen.
lng as it aid, in the very midst of revival
IN which goodly number of PERSONS were
added to the church, and several Others had
professcd religion and were only waiting TO
receive the Ordinance Of Baptism.
Sumter, s. c.. Dec Sd 1857.
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An Original Story.

We believe that our rcaAers will share
with Us the pleasure it affords us in being
enabled to announce to them. tha, We mr..
IN possession of an original story designed
Tor our columns next week. They will
read 1t at IN appropriate season-Chrs,mas
Santa Claus, then makes his annual
'isis' beng an Impo. tant character. Oar
Juvenile readers will especially be delighted
with it, and ali both, old and young. will
enjoy ii. 1t is from the pen Of one whose
literary abilities are Of tie frs, order and
VIII" ~ known to oar readers by the soubri.
Quet OF Bob Whitc,' alias, John w. Cooke
Esq
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E" Due West"

Son OF Lancaster in n commnnica-
ton to us some time since, mentioned that
the contemplated railroad from Wimin ston
to Charlotte wonld pass in the neighborhood
of "Due West" or such was our under
standing of the sentence. The EL;,or Of
the Due IVest Telescope notices this, and is
concerned to know it there is really Due
West in the Old North State, lie says:
Is there Due West. due East from this
IL not then the above railroad meeting Is 10
be in~our town. Let the enterprising citi.
zens of "Oid Rip" and Pee Dee come on.
Due West will receive them with open
doors.
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The Palmettoes in Mexico

Those of our readers who Aave followed
up tins interesting history AZ it has appeared
IN our columns, will End that il increases in
interest rs 1t proceeds. The surviving MEM
bers OF that valiant but iI.fated regiment,
We should think, would peruse it with the
highest interest We will continue to pub.
'lsh one or more numbers each week until
the whole is complete
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Washington Items.

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Patrol Regulations.

a respected citizen and tax. payer claims
"A place in our paper Tor the following. The
attention Of the Town Council (as in an
swer to the inquiry, we state that We hav.
been Informed aud believe that there is such
a oody IN exis;e'c.) is directed To- it.
Nm EDrT"R.--Iiave We AM Council. If
50, Why /. il no patrol. is detailed for duty
Oar village is filled every night and cspc.
cialIy on Sundays with negroes, who are
aware that it is unnecessary 10 have their
owners permit, as they can pass without
let or permit II is to be hoped that Coun.
ell will zee that the laws be faithful, exc.
cuied, and that owners uf slaves. especially
in the neighborhood of the village, be eau.
iious in giving their servants permission TO
visit our town Unlimited license will Or il
has not alrcady,) lead to drunk cnness, ,thirv.
ing and Kindred vices. Friends, for the sake
OF your own interest, the good Of the slave,
and onr community generally, ! bcseech
YOU, Gc more cautious ia pcrmii,in. your
negroes 20 visit
4
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Exchanges.

GRAHAM's MAGAZINE and the Home MAG.
AZiNE for January have each been received
lheN are "dmiraLIe specimens of what those
excellent periodicals will be through the
coming year. Now is the time to Subscribe
and to make up clubs. For Graham, sim
gle copy So; I"o copies S.; three copies
so six copies $40; twelve copies $40
For Home magazine. single copy 81; four
copies So
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Hogs.

The owner Of the drove of hogs mention
ed in our last, commenced 10 sci! at II
but indiGG it dull sales he agreed to take
the market price to be determined hereafter.
Another drove came in on Monday, and
they are being sold Mt %. 1t seems to be
the impression here that more droves will
come in, and that the price will be lower.
Our York and Chester exchanges say that
they had been Offering at each of those places
ut 7, with strong Indications of decline.
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The Largest Yet.

Yesterday "C received from our esteem.
ed friend, W. c. Heath, ESQ, ,urnip thai,
we believe will beat anything Of the sort
that has been presented To any editor in the
Si"tr--in fact the la'gcst iurnip in tho State
'S ours. 1t weigh, = lbs, and measures
thirty inches in circumference. To f.iend
Heath We return thanks and hereby ohligatc
o"rseIf to give puff to as many more as he
will send.
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FRIDAr, DscEMBER IL.
SENATE.

The following resolution was agreed
to: a resolution IN relation to proof
10 be hereafter required in cases OF post
mortem examinations.
A bill to repeal an Act entitled an
Act 10 increase the amount Of property
exempt from levy and sale. ratified I6.h
day Of December, A. ID. 1851, received
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Musical Concert.

Ihe lovers Of good mnsic will be pleased
I" see that grand concert will be given
mere on "Wednesday evening, the 3Oth INST.
Sec notice Of the sam. in another ,,,uno
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Y VENTISEMENTs

viii be inserted at the following low rates:
One square lot 10 lines or less one insertion,
vi; or, IL continued. as cents for the first in
sertlon, and 81 cents Tor each subsequent inscr.
ion. s5S" See Fourth Page for deductions in
yor Of standing advertisements.
The numhcr Of insertions must be written on
ss;h advertisement, or they will bc inserted till
ordered out and charged accordingly.
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TlE LANCASTER LnDahR
Published every Wednes lay Morning
W. 1T @ y N NJ Q r S
spIroR AND rRoprrEroR.
4 + |; VI 5.

~ ;hc expiration OF Six Months, 49,. 80
At tue end OF the Year, ----.- 800
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The .1ppareI oft E,roelat,,.s the

8 TIE saop0reI Oft E1l'0ctHilaS the
NAN"
MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT
FASH ABLE CLOTHING
.r.gf New Goods just Received
Per steamships BLACK WARRIOR, EMPIRE CITY and
PHILADELPHIA.
ALFRED MUNROE g. CO.,
No. "a Magazine street, corner of Gravicr.
Invite particular attention their present assortment of
Goods. embracing the largest and most elegant variety
found in New Orleans.
NO DEVIATION FROM MARKED PRICES
sEBAsToPoL OPERA SACKS. |
ST. NIcHoLAsFCR DOUBLE COATS.
PILOT CLOTH RAGLANS
ovERCoATs OF every description;
Rich Colored VELVET VESTS;
d. Il. Black =. :,
and Colored CASHMERE VESTS.
VESTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Black DOESNIN PANTALoONS;
Fancy CASHMERE PANTALoONs;
PANTALooNs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
SILK UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS
MERINO :.
Shaker Flannel SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
uNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS, ALL DESCRIPTIONS
BOYS oTERCoATs and DRESS FROCKS;
JACKETS and PANTALOONSp
VESTS and uNDER.GARMENTS:
BOYS CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
India Rubber COATS, sACS and P ALEToTs,
Leggins, Caps and Long Boots:
Blankets, Pfno Covers Gun Cases.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
For 0FERCoATS of every descriptions;
For DRESS COATS Of every description;
Fer BUSINESS COATS of every description;
Fer PANTAIo0NS Of every description;
For VESTS of every description;
For UNDER GARMENTS of every dcscr iption;
For boYs' CLOTHING of every descriptions;
For INDIA RUBBER GOODS of every description:
Finally
For WE'LL MADE CLOTHING, every description;
Nn11n rhDtl L
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TOnebOia or .$I6,OOO,
SALE BY SHARE OF 600 DIFFERENT ARTICLES !!
Representing a Value of SIC ,O00!!

SALE BY SHARE OF 5000 DIFFERENT ARTICLES II
Representing Value Of Sic, 000!!
Drawn by the Subscribers or Shareholders on sATuR
DAY, Jan 81 1857.
Price of Ticket ..........,................Sl
400 TICKETS GIVEN TO THE ORPHANS OF THIS CITY,
The Drawing will be presence of the Admnistra
tors of the Asylums.
This Tombola will include 800 principal Prizes of value,
follows: - ..-..
FIRST SERIES.
Prize IA HOUSE AND LOT renting annually $500, sit
uated Rampant street. No. TO- between Cont and Benvle
streets.
plan of the said House may be the Iibrare Nou
velle, l07 Charities street.
Prize "A Magnificent PIANO, of the very best manafac.
trre.
Prize ga New BUGGY and Splendid HORSE, with New
Harness.
Prize "A PICCOIO PIANO, fully guaranteed.
SECOND SERIES.
a Beautiful DIAMOND SET.
large lots of SILVER WARE consisting of Table and
sert Forks and Spoons, Tea Spoons
10 lots, composed of 10 Beautiful GOLD WATCHES, of
riols makes and Prices.
50 SILVER WATCIIES, also of various values.
20 Gents and Ladies' GOLD CHAINS.
20 GOLD BRACELETS, of assorted patterns.
THIRD SERIES.
20 lots Of Handsomely Bound BOOKS CT the Authors.
20 lots of WORKS OF ART viz statuettes Steel Litho-
graphic and Photographic Engrayings-the whole with
suitable Frames,
FOURTH SERIES.
$50 lots consisting of Brooches Pins Sleeve Shirt
Butons Porte Mcnnaies mothers pearl she'll etc.
Meerschaum Pipes, Bronze, Porcelain Crystal and
merous other Fancy Articles
As tn the Of the Prizes they will comprise various
cles of equal value and all of real utility and they will
vered 10 the subscribers according their choice
the different articles they exhibited hereafter TO be
announced in the most convenient for facility Of
The whole will represent real value of $4,000 with
Their reduction than that Of the expense which carrying
Of the enterprise will necessarily involve will be proved by
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gEthifc Goods.

We have just received ships Meridian and Nonmorency
from Liverpool and ships AUhouse and j. G. Coster from
Havre the complete assortment Of WHITE GOODS ever
offered in the city They conss, in part Of
Plain Plaid and Striped JACONETS and Z AMBRICS:
Plain Checked and Striped MANSIONS ana NULL MCLS;
RROCADES, BRILLIANTGNES and Fancy TWILLs:
B hep and Victoria LAWNS, Stiff MULLS and BOOKS;
Imitation irish LINEN, Percales ard Madapolan;
81 and IA India, Swiss and NULL MILLS;
embroidered, BrocEe and Dotted SWISS anI JACONET:
Real Dresden and Narseles QUILTS and Toilet Covers
LINING BOOKS PAPER CAMBRIA, etc etc. etc
GlQUEL & JAMESON,
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To PSaieters.

We would inform those in want Of PLANTATION DRY
GOODS that fui assortment Of all goods suitable for
Plantation Use, such IS
x, q, - Plain and Twilled OSNARURGs.
Kentucky and Georgia LISSEYS Gnd KERSEYS
Plaid oSNAhURGs, Striped SHIFTING and Colored
D0MESTICS.
COTTONADE, DENNIS and COLORED JEANS
FURNITURE CHECKS and Plaid Cotons.
liandkerchiefs Buttons, Thread, etc.
y to l2-t White and Brown Cottons and Sheetirg
French, English and American BLANKETS, etc
All Of which will be sold the lowest market prices
GIQUEL & JAMESON,
sal ?rft C1,nr:ra,at,',..
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The SIOUX IND1ANs.-The citizens of Washington
county, Minnesota, have held meeting and passed
resolutions demanding the immediate expulsion Of the
Sioux Indians from that county, and pedging them
selves to organize armed force to drive them out
in case their demand is not acceded to by the author
ties The reason assigned for this action of the people
is that the presence of the Indians among them is
an intraction of their rights citizens, and source
of apprehension and terror, which their murderous
antecedents elsewhere will iustifY.r
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BRIGHTON q BARBOT.


S~we would recommend our Invalid re i'd
eys TO give ooapd's German Bcrs trial assured
medicine that produce evidence As the following in
It's favor, is no humbUg
j. u. Spring says "Rockpor, Monroe cotntv N Y Feb
2s 1855 Send fresh supply Blers immediately 1t
gives me the best satisfaction One gentleman been
troubled with the dyspepsia for long time spent the most
OF last summer at noted water establishment fond
relief whatever unl lie used the Bters. how en-
tirely cured.n
Rev. T. p Fecr says New Brooklyn, n. Y, October
la5S.nr G. NJ Jackson Sl request you to send me
by the first opportunity, three bottles of lIoouuds German
Bit;ers and am glad that the Biets cured DIFF
fctent persons Of my Acquaintance when ply sicas help
without effect especially in hemonhodia cases bleeding piles
the effect and cure and certain
FI~See advertisement. ial6 2plmNW
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E0rpe2tatg, etc.
j. d. CAMERON 4: CO..
CANSE. ST3EETT Ton

J. D. DAMERON & co,
12A.......''... CANAL STREET..
Offer sale choice assortment Of
English Velvet and Brussels Carpctug;
Superior Three Ply and Ingram .
Stair and Hall =,
Bai@es, Rugs, Stair Rods Door Mats &C.
WINDOW C0RNICES.
Bs recent arrivals added largely to our stock and
exhibit fine variety.
WINDOW SHADES.
We have great variety CT many designs! lust re-
ceiycd Of various sizes.
CURTAIN MATERIAL
81 Broctelle Silk and Worated Danass Worsted and Cot.
on ali Cotton all WorsttG Lace and Muslin Curtains; Ves
h"e Door Lace Brass Pins and Bands Loops; Cords Friuge
Ginps, ial0 2rf.