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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-15

TN CoNso HARvxsr IN CANApA--In spite of winter
killing, wheat fly and drought all Of which have had
certain effect on the standing crops the harvest of 1880
will be fully an average Winter killing common
only In the front townships and very many the
land was reploughed for spring crop. The fly, are
happy 70 say promises not TO be destructive
generally feared II has done damage in many places,
beyond doubt but in others where In large
quantities. the wheat has entirely escaped In cases
farmers puzzled 10 explain the the escape
we prcsume that the early sowing of fall and the late
sowing Of spring wheat have had their influence and also
the good cultivation which s thought necessary TO
secure good CROP In the township OF Yarmouth it has
been observed that the chneumon is feeding the y
Inc drought has done damage TO spring grain, but
the recent rains sufficient 10 recovery. The
grSss crop only mddling in the front townships but
COED in the rear. The fruit crop is magnificent every
where Toronto Globe yulv7
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The Scheme to Reopen the African slave
Trade.
From the Manchester (Ehg.) Review June 3o1

What the Austrian and French dplomasts said In 1914
the prosavery democrats Of England and America repeat
at the present day We have ruined West India
nes they allegc by emancipatng the slaves we
now seeking to ruin the United States by promoting
the rash and sangainary shees Of the American abol
ZIONIST party.
Mr.. Golden, In the passage have quoted from his
speech In support Of Mr. Gbsons motion tells u.s. in that
thoroughly cosmopolitan spirit which through every
thing that emanates from the Manchester school we
ought TO gve other countries credit for having the
power 70 reprcss moral evils possess but he
WILL Now, the win and conscience Of Chrstendom al
though manestly the side Of England with reference
TO the question Of slavery do not happen be in harmony
with the power welded by certain European and Amer-
can statesmen Two years ago this made evident by
the which the French and American governments
with the cennivance OF tory -chartist government,
which happened to be in power in this country Mt that
time, through the intervention Of Mr.. Miner Gibson.
No person ,eho watched The proceedings Of The French, Ame
rican and English governments during the session Of 1858,
could fad to perceive 6dt common understanding ertef
tetceen Louis Napoleon James buchanan, and Benjamin
Dtsrae Wh reference 10 the Measures required for
cveasin9 The production IF sugar and cotton in The United
States and NE West Indies Fortunately for the cause OF
humanity and civilization the deep laid scheme for pro-
noting the mutual interests Of lancashire and Aabama
was too well watched, by keen observers 10 Paris and
Washington 10 permit Of it's being carried into effect and
the result failure for the present But Louis Napoe
on knows how TO bide his time AT present the Aeri.
President cypher in European diplomacy, because
he has only few months 10 remain In ONCE Every
thing depends upon who shall be his successor Should
the pro slavery party succeed in eectng President who
snds how 10 work along with the French Emperor
and the Manchester school, may look for strange
rcan slavery and the Birmingham Cotton Supply Associ
alton.
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An illustrated copy Of the works Of SHAKESPEARE based
upon the text OF Boydes edition. and by the addition Of
engravIngs aud drawings extended 10 fortyour large
volumes sold by auction, by Messrs Puttck Smp-
son, OF Leicester square, London, the 23d ut was
formed by the late Thomas Turner Esq. of Gloucester
the result Of many years enthusiastic pursuit and careful
arrangement-and cold for f49S. goblet made from
the SHAKESPEARE mulberry tree, also in the same coec
ton, sold for f21.
prospectus has Just been issued of Greek illustrated
newspaper, Brannicus Aster weekly journal of poll
TICS literature commerce. science and art which Ii is
tended shall be printed in the living language Of the
Greeks, and published in Lond IN every thursday. 10
TO be the size the illustrated London Nps and is
TO contain from fifteen to twenty five elegant engravings
The monument TO the Ettrick Shepherd, pposte libby
shels cottage between st. Marys Lake and the Loeb Of
the Loves, was formally inaugurated tina 28th ut,
and the event is naturally exciting great interest in the
district.
The guarantee Mnd for the International Exhibition,
London, now amounts 10 f321 $50
portrait bust in marble, of Grace Darling who res
cued the crew of the Forfashirc steamer, wrecked in
1888 has been executed by Mr. Dunbar Of Carlisle for
the Mayor of Manchester, England.
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short time you win return 10 the enioyments Of he AID
10 your wives and families Soldiers Of Calaahmi let Us
prepare 70 finish the glorious work we have begun
G. GARlHAI.Dls
The Gironde publishes the following remarks On the
present agricultural prospects;
The present temperature far from being unfavorable 70
the crops all that could be wished for in order 70 OBJ
tain good harvest In fact, from Bordeaux to the Pyr
enees, the corneds and vineyards in the most pro-
missing condition In the latter the plants have all bios
soed without nury 10 the surprise Of even the growers
themselves who felt much uneasiness from the sudden
and frequent changes from rain 10 sunshine which are
generally SO disastrous to the vines.
From the returns from Shanghae for the past year, ii
pears that the import trade Of that port united TO the
value of f5 24 s2s and the export trade fl3 055
OF the import trade opium amounted TO the value OF e.,
OO4 ,l3S.
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Mercantile Invessaenfs In new Mexico.
10 TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


have recently received several Communications from
The Northern States aekne or Information the pros
pscs for mercantile investments In this country.
would say that Thick the experiment would be
probable There Abeut much capital Invested
In merchandise % win pay Our Territory unlike Others
docs not increase ia population by immigration TO any
great extent ts sole for money is derived
from 0s disbursements Of the army and q few sheep
taken 70 Caovnia each gear From the want oftrans-
porsAtos there are no erpss with Vie solitary escep.
soo Of We wool Of the oosntry and thai In small quaint
t,es Ny opinion ~ that any DESTROYS 10 engage n
mercantile ether pusux ssuld esst come and sec for
thcnssfves Merchandise the froutier towns OF Me.
souri, KAns~c and Ter~ pare much better prcos than
In New Nernc give you price current ef the leading
articles Of tho trade, both Wholesale and retail upon
whsch car be tassd your caInaassons OF prontsugar
supposed 70 oon 10 sarks 100 pesnds but evsporssss
70 about % pean<s, sle 70 go per sa<k rc.as Is
c:cs PEI pound; co9se % q cents per poaad, resails
rv rs.ss a u q & GO psr s. liquors according i
sss ~ e Cope 80 rer sssss .ss 3 4
- Psr scsos classs, % :. ga ~ bo&, rctah = u
,.t .,:I P s: ss s.,. Sc. = cent =.
ss.i: by y.r 1; rss.. ' cent:
is =! Es.d mems srss.., sia . Us p:' dozen ,
re<.in q = pee pair womeus leather bocas $40 So
.s % sst rs 50 81 q soI psr ssss' ,c
Is per pair mons bcoss Ga 70 sse per DOZEN
E 80 sO:s. = , g g 2; = .ss =: 81
the demand and supply 40 70 pisces. When zee add to
the cost IN the tAss The freight snsrance and per.
sons time and erpenee with reasonable interest upon
money and the risk sad expense q rauspor ton across
the Plans which viii amount 70 about tyev, and a half
cents per pound you easily see the probsbie amount
Of pros Merchants usually pvchsse for this country
assorted stocks OF goods. no enc condnng hense 10
any special class o. merchandise Groceries, dry Foods
boots ard shocs hats and cars hardware oueensw are
and glassware, drugs and medicines, pants, ola and
glass ssddry and leather and the su. thonand notions
are found N almost ever store IN The country fbave
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AT1nYT S1y1,L THE AyRlcAss IN FLORIDA The Mont
gomery (Ala Mail states that party q ave persons
from that city visited the slave barracoons at Key West
Fla with the intention Of stealing OF the Africans
in custody Of the United States Marshal II addsThey
found another party there from Charleston and arrange
mcn,s satisfactorily made fer removing the negroes
but owing TO accident TO the steamer chartered on
the Of Florida III is feared that she is los the
whole scheme failed The entire population of Key West
SAD 70 be opposed to the sending OF the negroes back
W Airca, and the negroes wish to stay themselves
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trsdered unsafe for him TO attend at court and upon
repr Of the facts the trial postponed uutl
the It'll inst His disease however, gained rapidly upon
him, and be died on Saturday morning.
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BOARDING AND LODGTSC-

A 7 NO. IL CLINTON PLACE.-FURNIsuED ApAt
"A menis, single Rooms or In Suits with or without mar
board "'S"' par
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fyItRryDoY HOTEL, SARATOGA sPRNGs-THiS
~ and cerNn, Hotel is for the season The
broadway, Congress Spring. IL has Al
the modern uf bells kc, In etcry ROOM
"""' "'e''"'' '''' A- O. C. PUTNAM.
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POLITICAL.

n oTICE-IHE COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZATION OF
e pr ehlhIldge and lane National Democratic General
mmmee o. Ihe CITY and county OF New York win
Mondsy afternoon al O'Clock No Isl Broadway. for a
further hearing Of the delegstes from The conestlna wards
MANSFIELD LOWELL, Secretary. " '"'"N' CHAIRMAN
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DANIEL Z. DEAvAN, City Inspector
ClYY iMHc1oRs DEPARTMENT, 4
r NV YoRx, July !, 1880. (
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-15

rrHoMrsovs ATLANTIC PAVILION, HIeHLANrs
NJ T.; surf river bathing, fishing nna boaung j.
THOMPSON prcpreor ,Bosis leave Robinson sfet porn
D. ", Saturday and sunday ate Pm. Monday M3 p ".
Leave above place ssuday 10, M3A n ~, Monday n Ne
A. NJ.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-30
3faNCs a!t0 JtlnSft .

9raHus aH0 3tIUslt.
GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
lEzeSf4aIl4 zsgsfshANUFACTURED BY HENRY GAEHTE.
q II WkREROOMs:
= Nos Is, II and 10 n. EUTAW STREET
OFFICE:
NoRTHEAST CORNER OF EUT, w FAYETTE STREETS,
The undersigned has a ways hand cf the largest
assortments of PIANO tORTES IN this city. which for
beauty OF finish, and elasticity
touch, have by judges been pronounced unrivaled.
The highest Premiu' Cod MedalUaS aWaTlC them
1859. ''
exchange granted atany time within six months day
OF sale, ii not entirely satisfactory
FERNS and prices liberal and call respectfully solicited
before purchasing elsewhere
~ Pianos taken in exchange hired tuned and repaired
d9-.f HENRY GNEE{J
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n R. B A a K E E

~ TREATS ALL DISEASES.
Special attention given to all chronic Diseases COUGHS
GROUP, CoNsU%PTIoN INFLUENZA, ASTHMA BRONCHITIS, all
diseases of the NosE MOUTH THROAT md LUNGS all SKIN
DISEASES of every description successfully treated-um
bago Lumbar Assesses, Scroua Rheumatism, Govt Neu-
EMERY DarrhGa. The very worst cases of Piles cured in
short time also of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels There
many diseases incidental women and children which
treated with distinguished success All particulars will
be given by letter DR. Baakee produce thousand
cert tIi Of MS perfect success in curing -
FIsTUlA OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
SCALD HEAP, WEN S POI Y Y Of Of, THE NOSE, OR
TUMORS AND SW ELLINGs
every description and without the ohe knife or
cured by correspondence therefore all such patients
place themselves under the Doctors rvson
will produce absorption of the CATARACT and restore
permanent vision to the Eye, without the knife
EYES AND EARS
are successfully treated without the Of the knife or
die Dr. Baakee has constantly hand at his office very
extensive assortment OF beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
TYMPANUNS, or Ear DRUMS,
which suitable for either and all eges-nsertcd in
every variety Of artificial articles known in the world
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
with the Arm and Elbow Attachaent: ARTIFICIAL FEET
Thesa articles perfectly ra adapted for either
SEX and can be sent of the world
scripon either sex, and Trusses particularly adapted
for females in weak condition. also for those with PR0LAP
Doctor Baakee is one of the most celebrated and skfu
physicians and surgeons now living His fame is known
personally in every principal city of the wor d.
All letters directed to Dr. Baakce contain ten cents
to postage and incidental All Chronic Diseases
be treated by correspondence, except mentioned
which will require his personal supervision.
~ DoCT0R BAAKEE,
Office Oi Broadway, few doors above Fourth street.
nlSH Nov VorI
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G1utatiOn.

4fIY0UNG LADIES. foA
IN .As FcuKTH ANNUAL SESSION begins the 18th OF
pctonsr S29 The course of instruction in the usual
branches is Jul and thorough, being under the direction of
an efficient Faculty of able experienced TescbarS E
necessary appliance required for Femaeeducon Is NJ ~
command OF the Institution Parents who desire
educaton Tor their daughters with the comforts and 3d
Sch so., 49, " eAalllIle the
to terms Of admission and further information address
hey: 10 LEWIS STA LEY Principal, Mount WashnGton
Bsm CO. Ma1rya d. or Rev Dr. HEINER Second ST.
LEYS Baltimore street. and at Mr. Geo Geibach's Second
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-29
Ayers Cathartic Fills,
a ALL TIE PURPOSES OF AFsNILY PgYSl

. 50 composed that disease within the range o.
err action can rarely Withstand o. eVgGe the.
heir penetrating properties search, ard clean
I'd invIEOI, e every portion Of the Hlaan o-Fa'
N, correcting its diseased action. a.,d Tes's.'
5 healthy Wit lilies. As 2 consequence OF the
properties. the invalid who is bowed dgwn "
ain or physical Debility is aStDRishcd 70 iud /
lealth or energy restored BY u IeEnecy at once :
nipple and inviting.
Not only do tk~y crrr the everyday complain
{ every loly. but also mai.y formidable q
'angcrous diseases. The agent below named
leased to finnish gratis my American AimaEar
,~ntaining certificates Of their cures ang direcliCi
" their use in the following complaints Costa
.esS, HeatJ.yH, H,GaGchs arising RON disorder
fo,cach, NaVSer, I,diq~v, ion, YGin ~ AID Ao1f
.HdctioH Of the B0yeS. FdfU'eucy, Loss OF Ar
te, JdiHidace, and other Eindied complain.
rising from a low state of the body or oCstrucu..
4 its functions. They arr ~ excellent alter2tiv
Ir the renovation OF the blood and the It stJTa
IN of tone and strength to the system de5iItate,
disease.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-29
K SES
Cure,
% -HE ePaELy cvge u

Tntcnnitten: Fever, or Fever 9r3 sgue.
Renii,tcnt Fever, ChiG Fever, E0'rl
AEue, Periodical Headache, ~ Li'IcT'
Hendache, ard Bilious F"y0rs, .HGct.
fer the whc;e class OF diseases c-irj
Mating III biJiGry d~prsuEeucLr, C7ua-
by the Malaria of rjasu,lt.c
No one remedy IS !cg&,r g.. / tr - q.
necessities OF the American Pe.p.e nan u .-
and size cure fer Fever a., A.. sag
We are now enabled to ofer, ". q PEI.
certainty that il VIII Grad cate tie d.sas-
and with assurance. iCu.tea ON .rLri, Tia
no harm CO.. a-lse from - uSS IL y'r qua.
tity.
That which protects from o. prevents I
disorder must lie Of immcnse service ID p
communities where It prevails. Prevention
etter than cure, for the patient escapes T.
risk which ha mus run IN violent attacks 4,
lis baleful dis-em1er. This "C-EC" cTr.
he EiaSmaJie poison of F-yER - AZ,
from the system and prevents lie Ggv !ai
ncnt of the disease, if taken o. the first q,
proach Of it. p~rnrNou.-0ry symptoms. l. ]
not only the best remedy ever yrt C.,"ovg. ,
for this class Of complaints, but also IN
cheapest. The large quantity We sJprlv +
4 dollar brings It within the reach of ever.
body; and in bi,Jus distress, where Few
AND AGUE prevails. overv body should Rave /
and use it freely both for cure and protection
L is hoped this r,iye VIII place il within ii
reach Of all--rhe poor as well a. the rch. .
great superiority q this remedy over a.
,ther ever d covered for The speedy and C
ain cure of Iatermi ttcu:s Is. that It couta
no Quirine or mincIul, consequently it pr
luccs no quinis.n or other injurious c.iy,
whatever upon the constitution. Those Gun,
" it are left as healthy Is IT they had ney
.!ad the disease.
Fever and Agueis not alone the consequent,
f the mia matte poison. \ great variety 4,
disorders mi-e from is irritation. among Inns.
are Neuralgia, EheuustIsm, Guut, ItCadaCi
lind reSs. ToothlcIc. IaTa.he, CajIrth, A.
"a, Palptatiun, Painful Affection Of I
pl'cp. MYSTERIES. Pain in the Bowels, col
s~gdivSis. and Dcra~ Cement Of the Stoma.
I, / Of which, when originating il this caus
It on the intermittent y g, o. become Per,o
al. This "CUHE" exVcls the poison irC.
. blood. and consequently cures them 8
Ike. 1t is an invaluable protection 10 INN
4, ants and persons travelling or temporar.
iding in the malgrinrs districts. II TAI.
casiorally or daily while exposed TO the j
rtion, that viii tc CxcICted from q G SYST =
d Cannot accumulate ia Al fhgf 1T qua.
ripen into q scase. lie &c 1t i, even o.
IEal'c fer prot ctcr IA c,ae. G,G 'cw
:er rHf.r FIR IrL,rv .fes,-, it Thy 81
'cmsclyos u the protection this remedy IT,
ris.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-29
Great Sacrifices and Cheap
Bargains!

HAVING reduced the prices of my large and
IL well assorted stock of fa.cy and staple
Dry Goods, on account OF The very dul trade, |
will offer the following Goods at Prime Cost
Price, for CASH
Ladies Dress Goods Of the latest styles. CASH
mere Robes, 4 10 S dollars a piece. silk Robes
double skirts and some with 8 ~founces, % to 30
dollars, formerly as dollars. Colored plain silk
Robes at IS cts. a yard. $50 pieces Calico fast
colors at 10 cts. q yard. Ladies Cloaks and Man.
tillas at New Orleans cash price. Ladies Shawls
a nice lot of them. Collars and Sleeves embroid-
cred aud vaIencienne Handk'fs. from Is cts. to
8 dollaIs a piece.-Also in Black Goods cheap
bargains can be had. Ladies & Chi ldrens' Shoes
of the best manufacture. A very nice assortment
Of Hosiery. Examine ny stock before purchasing
else where. no24 LEOPOLD KAHN.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-29
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THB RAPID CURE OF
'oughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarsencss
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient COnsump
ton, and for the relief OF Consumpti,
Patients in advanced stages Of til
disease.
So wide is the field Of its usefulness ard so nu
nervous are the cases of its cures, that slmos
very section of country aiounds in persons put
ely known, who have baen restored from alarnirl
nd even desperate diseases OF the lungs oy il
use. When once tried, its superiority over eve
other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escaI
observation, and where its virtues are known, Il.
public no longer hesitate what antidote TO emplo
ior the distressing and dangerous affections Of tn.
pulmonary organs that are incident TO our climate
While many inferior remedies thrust upon III,
community have failed and been discarded, thi
has gained friends by every trial. conferred benefit
IN the afflicted they can never forget, and pro
iuced cures too numerous and too remarkable &c
je forgotten.
DIR. j. c.. AVER & CO..
LOWELL, MASS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-29
What Everybody Wants.
H FAMILY DOCTOR.
COFTAINIS6
SIMPLE REMEDIES, EASILY OBTAINED, FOR
TIE CURE OF DISEASE IN ALL FoRas.
PROFESSOR HENRY :. TAYLOR,w.D

1T TELLS iOV How TO attend upon the sick, nj Row
to CO k for tlrn; hos 10 prepare
UriuAs, FOdlt ces. g. aud hog 20
guard AGAINST ! IeC.IOn from Coz
l giOu- Diseases
IT TELLS YOU OF the ' nous diseases Of Chilireo. AID
gives IuT best and sumplcCt mole
oftredtnrntG during Iee;hulg. Goa
'uisi us, Eaccludti"n, NhoupIng-
cough, Measles. &c.
1T TELLS YOU The symptoms of Group, Cholera n
fiutum. Conc, DuarIga, WORMS,
Scaled Head, RlAg"prB, ChIckeo-
pox, &c duI gives you the best
remedies for their cue.
IT TELLS YOU The symptoms OF Fever and Ague. aud
Bilious, Yellow, Typnus, Scarlet
aud oth r Fe'ers, and gives yoU
the best and simplest remedies Tor
their cure.
1T TELLS YOU The - mptons OF Influenza, CoEsu-1,-
too, 10 dyspepsia, Asthma, Dropsy,
GOut, X journalism, Lumbago, ErY.
slpeias, &c, and gives YOU tDe
best remedies for their cure.
II IkLLS fOO The symptoms of Cholera Aorbus, Ma
iIgudHt Cholera, smallpox, Dysen-
terry, CTamp, Disease - OF the RAJ.
der, kidGeys aud Liver, aud the
best retYeiIeS for their cure.
II TELLS iOU The symptoms OF !Ieursy, Mur1ps,
Neuralgia ~Apoplexy, Paralysis, the
various Diseases OF the Throat,
Teeth, Ear aud Eye, aud the best
remedies for their cure.
1T TELLS lou The ~ mptols Of Epilepsy, IsUndice,
Piles, rupture, Diseases Of the
Heart, ilemmnrrhsge, Neaereal
Diseases, aud Hydrophobia, and
gIE"s the best remedies for their
cure.
IL TELLS YOU The best and simplest Treatment for
Nou'd-, Broken Bones aud Dislo-
catIcus, SpranS, LockJav, Fever
Sores. White SWeliings, Ulcers,
Nhltlows, Boils. Scurvy. Burns
aud CtOi1la.
u TELLS iOV Or the various diseases peculiar TO
Women, aud gives the best and
simplest remedies for their tnhss
together with many yaluabi Gus g.
for the preservation of tIir
health.
No'K II written IN PLAN language, free from medi-
Cal 'eTus' q : 10 be easily understJUd, whIle ITS SIMPLE
recipes ma soJn sd'" you IN tuy times the cost of the book
IL 5 printed ~ d Gear AID open type; il Is Illustrated With
" roPrIate rnsra' ing, aud vii be forwarded TO your ad-
spP' he'uy hound and postage pa d, on receipt Of 81 90.
$1,000 A YEAR . ga" ne ne. made s,. BY s5 Ss,s' !.
g the hove ~Ork as OR inducements to all su.h are
seiliuiIberal.
very tingle co nes of the Book, or for terms te agents
forther Information. apply TO or address
JOIN b POTTER, i blisher.
No. 67 SAMSON ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-29
CiRl'ET W.IREHOUSE.

ID Charters street. 23
JUST received New Patterns of English
y and American Carpctin., such as
Velvet aud Brussels Tapestry,
Three-ply Brussels and Ingrains;
Dutch Venitiah Tor Halls and Stairs,
Druggets for Crumb Cloths,
Window shades, Hair cloth;
Table and Piano Covers;
Floor OIL cloth, OF various qualities, cut to
,ult halls and rooms;
Mating, Nc, &c.
Moi which are offered at the lowess market
Faers. lno7l A 2ROUSSEAU Il co