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THE TAREs COMING UP.

We refer the sympathizers with Judge Douglas
In the South, and lawabiding citizens everywhere, to
the following article from the Kansas Herald of Free
dom" Of the I'd inst.
ssImg TRUE PosrrioN Senator Douglas In our opin-
ion expresses the true mode for the people of the Terri
tories 10 meet The Dy Scot decision He said the 9th
OF August last in public speech
'In my opinion, the people of Territory can by lael
exclude slavery before 1t comes in as slave State.
Whatever the Supreme Court may decide as to the alb
strac question Of whether slavery may go in under the
consultation not, the people of Territory have the
lawful means TO admit or exclude slavery.
Slavery cannot exist day anywhere, unless support
ed by local police regulations These regulations only
be furnished by the local Legslaare.
Tho legislature OF Kansas cannot neglect at its next
session. take away such local legislation
ages on gives protection to slavery. It viii do
acB Mrow pains and penalties around he iasi1os it will
give the negro the right to defend his person from
saults upon him by his master it WILL in short, make
him freeman and that without provision Of recompense
The underground railroad will be thrown upon the
face Those holding slave property in Kansas urged
to consider this as prophetic, if they please, for 1t will
surely be realized
The Judges prescription for annulling the bred
Scott decision is doing its work in Kansas. The OPP
ponents of the constitution and the law are now
changing 'front.' and seem determined to abolish sla
worry through the agency Of the territorial legisla
ture and in the manner suggested by Judge Doug
las. They are no longer anxious for immediate adj
mission into the Union, as will be seen by the fol-
lowing the subject of the organization of State
government, which we extract from the same paper:
aThs cannot be in less than year and quarter from
this time 1t would be impossible to provide for
venton, cali that body together, frame constitu
tion and present it to Congress- and get it ratified by
that body after having been ratified by the people of Kan
sa between the meeting of the territorial Legislature in
january next and the of Congress the 4th
of March following in two months from the converting of
the legislature Such being the case have from the
time OF the assembling of the legislature in January to
the meeting of the next Congress in December (beng
eleven months) in which to provide for and make
constitution There being ample time, shall expect
to good constitution framed During all that time
the object of the freeSe party has not been achieved
and he who is member of that party is guilty of
to il who attempts to overthrow it,
1t is marvellous how quickly the seed of disloyalty
to the constitution terminates and takes root in the
soil of ''rcpubcansm.D Judge Douglass ncendiary
fires have fairly illuminated the old Topeka councils
and we are promised good deal Of hard work to
extinguish them. But they viii only burn up the
rubbish and purify the atmosphere. They win be
put out!
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THE GREAT OVERLAND MAIL FROM SAN FRAN.

II is in the highest degree gratifying to DO able to
announce the arrival at St. Louis, yesterday, Of the
overland mail from San Francisco, in twenty-three
days and four hours. This wonderful achievement
othe contractors and the Post Office Department fore
shadows an early and complete consolidation Of all
continental interests. II is removal of what has
been regarded the great mountain barriers of the
interior and will be followed by tho rapid and per-
manent settlement of tho whoe country by our ac-
tive, enterprising population. The most remarkable
feature of this interesting news is to be found in
the fact that the quickest express which has crossed
the continent heretofore, occupied something more
than twice the time employed by Mr.. Butterfeld and
his associates, in conveying the mail in fourhorse
stage coaches, which has just arrived at st. Louis
We give the telegraphc despatch of Mr.. Butterfeld
of the Overland Mail Company to the President and
the significant reply of the latter, tho very best
commentary which can be made upon this truly won
derful achievement:
JEyfEnsos Cnf, (lo.,) Oct. 0, 1858.
10 the President Of hs United StItes!
SIN The Great Overland Mail arrived In g. Louis to.
day from San Francisco in twentythree days and four
hours. The stages brought through six passengers
With great respect,
JOHN BUTTERFIELD,
President Overland Mail Company
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On tho sh Inst, Mrs MAGDAIENA p KiNCgIY in Tho s2d
nor aye native OF swcrand but twenty years
ier funeral win ko place from tho residence Of her
Jons iirz on south Asecs Capitol hin Al O'Clock sunday
noon where The friends Of the family invited TO attend
,c residence Of his mother Baltimore on Friday s,h ny
~ p IN INC beth year % his age, EDWARD FORMULATION
washington c'y, a native Of Cupepcr county virginia
mo Wnesai viii take place afternoon at O'Clock bh
~ residence on Capitol hill Washington c. which bis friends
IN bamorc on Friday evening sh the residence Of Dor
otthis city. ~
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NEW York, Oct Cotton is heavy sales of 600
bales Flour is sales of III 900 bbls State,
81 10 81 80; Ohio, So a So 25 southern, So 80 a
SIS 60. Wheat is lowersales of 10, 900 bushels red,
81 Is ST. 20; white, 81 80 a 81 40. Corn is heavy
sales of 10000 bushels mixed, 7Oa ~ cents; white,
78 cents Pork is unchanged Lard Is dull at 104 III
cents Whiskey is dull at 22a ga cents Sugar is dull
at CT "a cents Molasses is dull-Orleans, 394 40
cents Spirits of turpentine is firm at 81 81 cents.
Resin is nominal Rice is duh at "a cents new,
cents,
BALTIMORE, Oct. 9.--Flour ia steady; Howard street
and Ohio, SIS 81 a SIS so. Wheat is firm red 81 Is a
81 20 white 81 rs 81 40. Corn is better; white, II
a 80 yellow, Sc 81. Whiskey dull and steady at rs
23A cents.
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Faregn exchange was shade brisker, and is moro
abundant Banker sterling drafts quoted at 1899
10 exchange on Paris 8 10 a s la Hamburg, 3Ga a
36s Amsterdam, Alt a4ls Bremen, 7s5 79s
The stoak market buoyant for almost the entire
list Pacific Mail and Panama tho chief exceptions
owing to the reported purchase of the Collins steamers
by the Atlantic and Pacific Canal Company doe Whites
Nicaragua Transit Company The report is that the
Atlantic and Baltic have been purchased for $500
and the former will be advertised to sail instead of the
Washington purchased time since by the company
The following the fluctuations between tho first board
of to-day and that of yesterday:
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The CHESS CONTEST IN EUROPE Tho chess match
which was IN progress IN Paris between Paul Mophy the
American and Harrwitz the German. was temporarily
interrupted as appears by accounts received by the Ara
go, by the indisposon Of the latter Tho London Ex
press OF the 22d September announced that the score
stood Morphy 4, Harrwitz g. which would leave Nor
ply three games to score TO win the match The London
Sunday Times states that Morphy had won six of the
seven games, but docs not give Harrwz score There
is very little doubt but that by this time Young America
has beat the veteran player aud established his claim a.
being the greatest known living chess-payer
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WAsuIsaros, Oct. 0, 1868.


IT. John Bmterfeld Esq,
President Of the Ooerldnd Nail Company:
Sm: Your despatch has been received. cordially
congratulate you upon the result It is glorious t
umph for civilization and the Union. Settlements will
soon follow the of the road and the East and the
West will be bound together by chain of living Ae
which can never be broken.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
1t is proper to remark that the mail was not due
at ST. Louis until o'clock in the morning of Mon
day next tho 18th instant. 1t left San Francisco
Thursday, tho 10th of September, at o'clock a. m.
No information has been received from Memphis,
but there is doubt that the mail has arrived at
that point perhaps in advance Of its arrival at St.
Louis. The last mail by the Panama route left San
Francisco on the 9th of September tho dates from
that city therefore ten days later by tho over
land route than those received heretofore.
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THE NICARAGUA ROUTE.

We understand that the Nicaragua route will shortly
be opened under the most favorable auspices The
sells for the Pacific side the Hermann, the Atlantic
and the Baltic The former at present at her post the
latter have recently been purchased from Collins The
vessels to be used the Atlantic side have been pur
chased for than two months and il is expected that
the line will be in successful operation by the 25th of
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WASHINGTON CITY.
SUNDAY, oCroBER 10. 1855.


Union establishment view Of the proposed
viii be conducted strictly on cash basis all
agencies for the Union are aco
tnued No payments should after this date,
eet, IIscomb authorized 10 make collections
In Dels~are, Maryland, and Virginia
wAsuSoros March %, ists--h
The foregoing oncIude agents coec
we employed In this
only performed such service In other parts ohe
country. Apzs-u
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Financial.

NEW YoRK, Oct 9.-stocksare higher generally: Chi
La Crosse and Milwaukee, At Michigan Southern, 245
New York Central $50 Pennsylvania Coal Company,
70 Reading Railroad, 5Ot Milwaukee and Mississippi,
l64 Missouri SIS, 500 Sterling Exchange is firm at
1924 no. Most of the transactions at the latter
rate.
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strangers warned Away from New Orleans

New ORLEANS, Oct. 9.--lThe Howard Association OF
New Orleans deem IL their duty to inform the country
that the prolonged existence Of yellow fever and the
present great mortality solely owing TO the influx Of
strangers, who rapidly fall victims to IT, Timely notice
win be issued by the association Of tho decadence and
disappearance of the epidemic
e. +. SCHNEIDER, President
ID. j. RICARDO Secretary
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THE ATLANTIC CABIE

1t seems to be the opinion of electricians in this
country that the real difficulty in the working of the
cable is to be found in the incompctency of those
who have undertaken to manage it; that there is
not half the difficulty pretended by tho supernend-
ent and his aids This opinion is sustained by fact
mentioned by tho New York Herald, that during
the six months the cable lay coed in the
dockyard at Plymouth, the electrician of the COM
pany, Dr. Whitehouse, found it impossible, for weeks
at time, to get an intogibly current through it;
and when he attempted on one occasion, while Pro-
fcssor Hughes present, to telegraph single let
ter, the attempt resulted in most signal failure.
The incompetency of DR.. Whitehouse was apparent
at this time, and those who knew the man felt GER
tain that he could work the cable after should
have been submerged"
The company have removed DR.. Whitehouse, and
appointed successor, but he seems to be no i'm
provement upon his predecessor. Mr.. Hughes is
ready to test the practicability Of transmitting
sages with hisapparatus but itseems that all others
are to have opportunity before him. Can it be
that jealousy Of the Americans is to stand in the
way of the success of the cable?
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The Potomac Aqueduct.

EAsroS, pa, Oct 9.--The Warren foundry at Phil
psburg, have contracted with Capt NJ O. Megs to sup
ply large portion Of the iron waterppes required for
the Washington aqueduct.
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CIscNsATI Oct. "a collision occurred the Ohio
and Mississippi railroad last night between two freight
trains conductor, engineer fireman, and brakesman
were killed.
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OmciaI appointment Accepted.


LOUISVILLE, Oct 9.--Ihe Hon. VIM Preston has ac-
cepted the nomination of minister to Spain.
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Stocks advanced.

Bank stocks were inactive State stocks were aetiAe
Railroad bonds were quiet and firm.
At the second board prices better and the market
closed firmly at the following rates Pacific Mail l02
n. x. Central, 83S Reading, 49b Mich. So 23s Ga
lena Chic, S4i Mich. So. prefd stock, 464 Mich.
Central, 542 Ill Cent, 7Sa Cleveland & Toll, SO;
Chicago & r. l., 66i and La Crosse & Mil, Al.
The flour market was dull at further decline of
10 cents per barrel Wheat was very heavy ut decline
of a cents per bushcl. Corn quiet. Pork was
dull and cheaper. Beef was unsettled Cotton was not
quite SO buoyant with fair business doing for lots in
transit.
The cash transactions at the subtreasury were fol-
lows
eZo9,ltD
Payments 1928 15I 08
,iiance 10 b69, 574 3s
The receipts ut the custom house for duties were
$73,867 OF. ADSUM
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E0ENAIEI'5
OF LIME.
Nav ORLEANS, September LIST

Nav ORLEANS. September ist.ls57.
S~n.-IcTf;lt tI1e /" invite your attention
. the following in relation to The sEnanutaetn
ring Of bl-SULPHLTE OF LINE. which
ron the first discovery ot the valuable pragy
rites it possesses as a depnrative Of ca.,s
5aice until this time ! have pre- pare at the
New Orleans Chemical Works. in large,
quantities and greater strength than any
,ther establishment My laboratory con
'akus every requisite for its preparation. and
neither tabor, care nor expense is spared ia
| render 1t every year more worthy ofthe ex-
EeEsive patronage with which it has been "a
'ofed. ksSa! manufacturers have entered
'1to competition with NE in vain NV
iis-su' quite having as the subjeined tes-
elu1onAals from leading city Journals will
how. always commanded from exreriene-,t
Planters the prafesence.
1t Is unnecessary to remind Planters. as
they are already aware OF the fact. that this
Bl-sulrhits Of Lime, when properly used.
never fails 10 prodEce a beautiful white and
yellow cbrYstaElzet sugar thai 4! wa vs. CON-
Maids the highest price in this market, and
the very best recommendation il can have.
with Westernard other buyers is the fact Of
IT'S having been made with Bonnahel's Bi.s,,'-
pt!te. as they consider that a guarat tee
against any loss in weight, and are ALWAYS
willing to pay higher prices. for it. The
high repute and favor in which Planters GEN.
crafty hold this Bi+sii! pbite, is SO much y
matter OF notorlety that it is quite unnecessa-
r. to publish here and Of the many 1atier;1gr
testimonials received daily from those WIN
have used it, and invariably succeed beronf;
their most sangnlne expectations in not only
making the best sugar ever previously made
by them, but also realizing the highest urices
with less loss in weight than BY any: other
process, Already large orders ar4 on my
books sor the approaching rolling season nv
customers wisely taking al Vantage Of time
SO as to have at the commencement or sugar
making a supply on hand. =
AS there is nor South Of Philadejphia 20
extensive and complete an establishment as
the New Orleans Southern Chemical Works,
nor one III any manner comparable TO it in
capaelty TO manufacture with the -sreatest
despatch and Of the strongest quality the b.
susptlte OF Lime, am compelled 10 invite
the orders OF Planters in advance 50 that no
disappointment may be experienced by old
Or new customers when sugar boiling COM |
nences.
The best and stannchest barrels have bean
provided tor the Bi-sulphite they are rear
,hteed rot to leak,and when returned will |
y reiIlled and shipped and fifty cents each I
from the Erice.
Planters should BE- particular in ordering |
i2ough their merchants to sneeiiv that r,o,.s
ut ii. BonnabeFs Bi-sulphIite be sent to
hem. ~@. -& ~
AL orders must be addressed
H. BONNABEL.
Corner Natchez and TchoupitouIas sts.
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Eaton Rouge Steam Ferry,

FTtifE NEW sTE4aM FERRY BOAT -s#s
SOUTH - viii leave tas sIsssIE.ss 2
F0a Renge s. e Ectock, 4. NJ. daring Ill xss.MN.s..as-ls
amer n1ealtsssan1 at 8 O'clock daring tin Sau,mer,
and ply regularly during the day. An interval al
Asisea minutes viii take place hetweea the trips from
sitlaef side.
Inc boat will leave she Eatnn Rnure SIDE On 5,ar
RISE sSspSt sun~sowa, ard renain &fpa minutes snly
on tie "ptessfe side; after which, persons des;rs,,ss ii
crossing heIoEe sainrise next morning will be taken
pyef n.sklls at daahle rates af tcrriage, accor;35,sr Ia
contract. z~" ~
ny Nc contracts will be made for fsrr;s r. hs liza
,year or quarter, bat i'll order to suit the tnsven5e ft+a
OF these whose business or pleasure causes tie ira
laesf crossing Of either themselves or. servants.
5FassaFe }tie1tets' will he sch. on@tae beat ii psck-
ages ef tweatrcare for Four ~Easltars, being q s;sea.nt
81 twenty Per cent. On the established rates,
AiCEIn M.ARAIfAA. 4 60.
"eni*sS - a PEapEseIors
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iaage The Affairs 81 he
Z

sad generally Ia Manage The Affairs 81 tie
corporation Il
-azT- II. This Charter a~aa:EegnsSnts= for
and daz1fgg t#e teroa II zweaey-Eve Yearsszzs-
= soo1ser asseEvet! " Il Tu@e4Sz4s u stos
s1o fasssrse aesozet4s- TO the Eth seessors soE III
act ofthaz Legislature. No -. zpyrog4d
~ls@ase.415tEz- 5551. aGo=e referred "a. 81 .-TSe--
wise and 1T it, Termination, q I'm ea4e Of
Insolvency. Iss affairs shall Ee I.sa.dzes;s b.
.ans. Or ff5osa commissioners res exceeding
sssse . te elected ~ the stockholders,
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DENTAL NOTICE

=. !. HAI. has re- opened his Office
@sRa tse@ materials, improved Instruments ~
ataa ~ o. tfaa aew improvement Ia The rrrfssss 80
rsltenes at3aia. fS - a7a' 7ae eea~
1ssnsse seosahn istorF--f2aar Al hisrssfasuss L.
rent GHtf s% @
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70 5poEEsrnen.
iun TaHline.
Wal Cutsets.
Gua Tubes,
@ Iuhe ranches.
Isza sszE taws=er.
lupants P4Hasz,
Game E&ass,
Gan Warns,
%~= Sun SHon-as, a.
- tua tieane-ss
FL ssRi Tigs,
Prop Shot,
Buck Shgt,
%" EIEes taps,
49, - Shot Hauessas. at
AUAT4S & IEttSUETS,
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fresh SuDDlies

- fresh HuDUIIBs.#s
MOS ataeisarel in barrels, Ss%S
IN IA go 10 $s@sz&Ns
Coverings best refnsd Iasf sugar IN bozss
Lou;siana Loaf sugar IN barrss-s
Crushed u t $Ssss$$ff44sSs8z
Powdered -tf e
nIet,a SOAP. Small bars. @zz
o@ KIeEiaa brandy LII quarter asEsssssa#
" .g@ Ii eases of one 1astsn
american brandy. s. and Ii @T
Coarse and Enc sai4, ~ #as
Roanoke tnhacec.5sa's,
-+ EG;iaersts TtEney au#, 4Ez# @sH@ss#$
Goshen butter Of the Roaei,:.5. larry.
e Large assortment Of White Nines. toEart'fs ~
~ dsv, @3 ..5#8ss
Cham arne u every brand and quality, s,
Fla stes ess> l4aa aeriat, Ea ~ Lime. plaster.4ft sasnt, g.
p,asterec's HAIR in large quantities.. ...
Oct .5tf ARR q Err 1lN.
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India RuhsseT Betting.

Ehzf1f in NFUtsE. III 1. 6, 8, 4 and ID inch
ivy 3 and ! ply. I ear furnish anr ssza ssst.
~ ~ = salaES faoties. fena I inch : PITY. ~ 26inst. S mir.
sah, &htt u So psFtss u teathersfar she following rss-
Sssfs II ma Z n~esffet.S smooth and even snrfsrS
y .sAs5s' requires tightening zaaf.: THAR a,srs, ~
So aaHEs$s Fau straight and with 4 Essfa.: b4. rz,
p tns pastefss It II stronger aat sl5re 4.srf1Fe fh@n
5sasasfs - eaa ha eoAstatGtly Ett4 Iii WET r1aeoT ~
S8tts%ea 70 tae weather, without tnjurT, ana ali wiSa
#ss.lha4 ~ COST 81 sae shati t4s tAaa ~safstr:
A"+-'* =-% A.. BRADFORD
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Carriages nd Harness


FsNaE subscriber barring COMPLETED his znzcsaa
I NaEtz5Hous mad a@f1tfaeterv. : nov tspansTt. tfGte
most ~eaH,rteSa OF CARRIAGES au.E EARNESS ever o.
7trsts ff purchasers in this vicinity ana weaItl cali
DE attention u MS friends aud sSs pGsaafc gesteraEsE
% MS establishment aH: te aSasaina his stocl isiore
AlreIasins elsewhere.
NO II STORE
49, SaIsene ana eiese Coaches,
Two aasS tunr seal DtettS.
sackaway SIS and 5arnuche=,
size and SINGLE seat Da=sies. with and without
eops, @#@ -@
Nst1a 4 splendid assortment nf aoehie AID sin
sse Harness. Whips, H., to ~s11ateI1. T
Also Stage. Wagon. AMI Cart Harness
E|'na Eriaies- Collars. ttaeaes, Sc,
2 ALI Of Fss.ich will be sets ~ .fw u Hney can BIZ
sarehaSsd At aaE hnuse 10 the Sun4i,. .
~ My facilities for repairing ara UNSURPASSED in All
ne D ane1e<, ALI L continuance Of patronage il
~%olititet. :"
- IhaE. IA sEere u full assortment Of Tran eouaprts
tIr: Flat. haHna ana salass. Sheet add Ence iron
ASles, Springs &c
Balcony and tarnetery ratings made 10 order, d.
1te latest styles and patterns.
ihaveasso III haauEY tsane. Wagons ana carts,
soad NaEaaas, lsagasse and ether I,gtt carts. and all
kinds Of NheslvEsght work male to order
Also Rsrker''s Force Pumps, Ihain fat1,fs. con,
tsiess Lightning Reds, nc, &c. Cat ana esa n1,ue At
sae Cid stand taeH b~uslding1 eozaer Of Msins and
saurcl streets. - s.
F. AAf - ge. #4#,s- z-aE MH N E.3AAH a
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ICuBLEA SINGLE SHOT GUNS
lie best Scot GINS. CAP 4laars be Ef.sHs II
A0STES j trtzEEEs-
To PERSONS ArnrTTza ET7-TT

T1 PERsoEs aE0gTT o BULB
W have eu t@Ed Le=ks q ere-- ,fexer;rt5az. s.1
f1is%ta, EcEss, Screws. E2o3s. EieaEs. Egftts. !Ecq~ss.
Srass -1Eszss.sE,z=sr Buttons, Plates, Iaasn Hicks,
HEsag$s HsnSseg G5as2, Patty. Gree.. lid gIsrs
;ssko# az5t all ezEeer sssors- Paints in 0,ls, I5.taa-.
! Sts5H l=s=Re susH I3a5. Gf=zi=-S Paints. Fam. srz5szz
-t,LsEa&, itFgess EEcE liners EIssterers Hair. F4rnssf.
nd 70 faes everything IL oaz ti2a required II Egssts.
ATler sfeSf4e + ssF~4sT1STS
AoHSG EuEHzah11-s
~sz=ssE=izHa.s+ k45tt.aza Il ara.
s41 lanterns CtEErG Mills,
.>sits.nsa lamps Baking Brushes.
afP@ass GO laaaia Walters.
5taasr iFsasfes5 Sauce Pans
.fs-Esss!Hss, Tea EuEs,
.t1FF@s lanterns TeEzel4ziaesS Ea-e,
|aga~ f<sSs Lanterns, Perforated wa:.<rs'
EessFEe Aett1eas SlaTe3S ana Taugs.
taUzp ak1AsS, Ea=aps ara c.=rttm
.srag Chtrarevs. Ezrs rf.trS.
'':s feaf=@Esr Selves, Butter Eozssre.
@ass@F 5-oIf4s, Tn Ware,
ss1f nse@sESt t@tttd AMI EszaE Cards,
s8-s "Ssa RATS, Ladies aEsd .SEisa1aess,
Kitchen I#vAS. ii
GoNTAN i ETUt.EErS