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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-05-31

: HRAD Qu'Rs REsRRYa FORCES FOR
VALLEY DIsr., STAUEroS, Va,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03

Secretaries has been settled without the slightest Diff
Guilty ~ embarrassing Mr.. G. F0ntescue who promptly
rendered his resignation. lie has been induced To
withdraw IT, ard viii remain in tho post he ably his
at the Colonial Office The vacancy occlsiUned By Mr.
Irucc's advance TO NicePTesidcut Of the Educational
Committee If the Priyy Council will be filed by Mr..
Thomas George Boring, now in the India Olice. The
future Unde Secretary for India viii be peer leaving
tho the usual compliment Of four Under Secretaries in
the IOnsc Of Commons
The Times (cily article says: A very perceptble
change occurred in the tone Of the discount market
terday. The applications at Bank moderate nnd
the supply Of money at other establishments nlg
equal 10 the demand In the Stock Exchange there"
Icomparatiyely easy short loans of red at per
all the stock markets active and IN foreign secu
ties there was increased duness. Tie share maIke
nndbanks most affected by general feeling Of de-
preston. ,
The supplement to The london Gqsoe announces That
tie ports OF Dantlic and plau viii be blockaded from
| the l4th. ~
At meeting Of the Garbad Committee last nigh IL
was resolved that the General be asked 10 rest awhile
and then visit six or eight Of provincial towns The
dcputaon that presented the request 30 far sue
cessul that the General consented reconsider his de
termination lie said 10 the deputaton. much desir'
10 visit my old friends in Newcastle and in the north
In the of the day il will be known whether OF not
| he leaves tomorrow.
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5000 DANES 'ANDoo GUNS CAPTURED
sudden. Departure Of Garibaldi from
England.
ARRIVAL OF MAMMALIAN AT ROME.
HIS DEPARTURE FOR MEXICO
THE MEXICAN LOAN Alta PREMIUM.

The Inman steamer City Of Washington,
Capt Brooks which left Liverpool at 10 o'clock On the
morning of the 10Th and Queenstown the 2ls April
arrived here yesterday bringing four days later news
from Europe.
The Cunard screw.steamer Olympus, which should
have left Liverpool on the 10Th, was detained until the
2Oth and would sail few hours later than the City Of
Washington.
The Gcrmania arrived at Southampton on the 10th
April
The Hansa, which arrived at Bremen April 10 from
Eew-York was stopped at the mouth of the Weser by
fbe Danish frigae Nels Jues but after the exanina
ton of her papers allowed TO pursue her course
The steamer Bavaria, which left Hamburg on the
Nth and was to have sailed from southampton on the
Goth for New.York was captured OF tie mouth Of the
Weser by Danish frigate. She had large number Of
passengers on board and ship and cargo were valued
at $4,000 -Four ships were captured at the same
place on the 10TH.
The Germania from New York at SOUTHAMPTON would
not proceed TO Hamburg. She had landed her passen
gers and would probably discharge her cargo at South
amptOn.
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Conin,rrcini Intelligence.

LoNpOY MONEY MARKET.-Thc Funds on the
18th steady aud firm. Corso closed ia9l Money
active demand, and there all Of possible
further advance in the Bank Minimum TO cent ere long
LIVERPOOL. Apnl 20, q. m.-CorroS.-Thc market wgs
quiet bat steady, although Surats perhaps shade
weaker Long siapled Cotton continued very hru The sales
Of Monday and Tuesday amounted to 1909 baes, including
TRADE AT IASCHEsTRK-Ihcrc tons and cheer
fitness in the maret yesterday The inquiry was better but
BRRADsTURFs-M Nehardson, Spenc, Co and W axe
field Nash Co. report flour dull AID tnsaiable fnr,'
nominay unchanged. Wheat in moderate demand at late
rates in cases ID cheaper Corn dull but steady at
quiet but generally firm Pork UNCHANGED
Bacon dull and rather lower Idio. Lud very quiet at
~ Cd a43 cd. Iaow easer n. A. At ~ al I'd Butter
PRopucu-Ashes steady; Pot. So Pearls, "a sass. So
gar arm aud IN good demand Coffee steady hee unaefed
tine Petroleum firm At for Refined IS TO- offered for
LoSDoN MAHKErs-wHEAr dun and rather lower. Flour
neglected. SUGAR quiet but steady C0PIEr again easier or
sorts Of teylon IRA uuateed RICE steady but quiet
IALLow dali but unchanged
LIVERPOOL, April 2l.-CorToy buoyant, and all
qualities trihc hgher Sales Wednesday and today IS
900 bales including 10000 .pecalaiors aud exporters
BREADsTUYrs duil and tending downward
PRovisioss quiet and steady.
PETRoLEus buoyan, crude eIa 10 per iGni per gallon
LoSDoS, April 2l.-Consols ql.dsli for Money; Erie
Shares 67ao8; Illinois Central Shares. l5dlt discount
LONDON STOCK ExcHASGE-OPPSING PRIcrs- onsos
Money, ylid9lii Consos account 9s$sli New Ihree'
$50 dds!.
LIVERPOOL LOTION MAkAkT-fHst heport-harAct very
strong saes fully lGSO. Imports, $685. Previously, lg
GGi.
NOOK FUsps-Shares steady. Leeds firm. Foreign
kcfs Hat Little business Cousois. itdHi Con-oidstes
52aaag.. Confederate 54G56. One p M prices Con.os
money st0sli Consols, account 9i d9li New Shares,
%; ~.
CALCUTTA March 27-snlRrISos e ~ advanced ounec,
MULE wlsT iOs unchanged SALTPFTgR unchanged. LIs
sRED hru. JUrE advanced anna. auG hrm bengal COTTON
quiet. EXCHANGE London u. Government s., llJi;
do. 81, mn. fRKGHTs unchanged.
SHANGHAR March 9.-Guy Shooting advanced J mace.
Cotton hru and active. Iea-COr-ou hra ss unchanged
Settlements in fortnight doubtful probably coo bales stock
i,0l bales export 90 date 30 i00 bales No Taee S25
baes. Exchange on London, t.6.i India, J3 per
500. Freishts weaker
CANTON March l5-Gray sliriugs q Catty and Water
Twist. li2f unchanged Cotton advanced Al. Tea d.
einng Total export to date io5 e250 10 Exchange Lon
don 0i.
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Commercial InteIliQenrr.

LIVERPOOL, Apnl 2.-COTTOS Brokers
Ccua. reports the sales Of the week bales Of which
900 wore taken by speculation. aud 1860 by exPorer The
market has been buoyGn and prices td higher for Am"n
eau and 3D. higher for Egyptian while sura,s unchanged
The sales today were 1900 bales including 600 10 spccu-
lators and exporters the market closing and unchanged
The authorized quotations Middlng Orlesns z7ti do
Mobiles. 21d DO Upands z6ll The stock IN port IL cBtl.
mated AZ +l3j5l bales, Of which 10 900 American.
BHIaDsTUrPs duh and tend downward
PROysIoSs quiet and steady
PETROLEUM. still advancing.
LosDos, April z!-Consos 81! doii for money
Illinois Cond shares l5di di-c0unt. Ere shares 67db8
The bullion IN the Bank Of England has decreased $4,000
LIVERPOOL CORR MARKET, April 22.-Thin attendance.
Indian Corn dull; mixed lsI.
LosDos PRODUCE MARKET, April 0-suear firm, fair
business coiee quiet prices ea Ter for plantation Ceylon
Tea not much wanted value unchanged Rice-Fair busi.
ness and full rates satpeiarDenanl only slightly larger
rates steady 1sow very dull 7. u c. 10 900 the
spot
TRADE RRPoRr-Tbc Manchester market shows symptoms
OF increasing strength Inferior qualities Of Yarns aud Goods
rather more salabc than Tuesday Superior qualities in
good demand ut higher prices and fair amount business
going
GLASGOW IRos MARKET April Pho l. SseassJ; Mired
numbers warrants. 5si5td5sI4; No. D. 5sjQbsla Market
steady.
LoHpoS CoRs MARKET, April n.-wheat extremely de
pressed and hardly sales have passed ell Spring Com
sses very sow sbout Mondays raten Usbornes report ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03
lutcst ship News.

ANNIF
Steamship Celia tBrl Billings, London April ana ray" !,
llth, mdse and pass to hoSland A,plnwsn -, 70 oe
passed br. ship Margaret Pollok, steering W. E"h '
ion ST az passad shin Berkely steering Y. -
slim Marlborough (uf Windsor n 81, Campbell LSePh
IS days udse 10 Daniel starr Has been 10 days '" Oh '
Banks with light winds a, Lao. rnd.e
Bari Nord kmerika Russ) Iipsin Bremen - days. H''
and CO pass. to Hermann koop Go. - TT n
Schr Grnoveys (span), Christopher Grand cay - ~, -
days tobacco &C. to Peppo Co April z5 a' = c,n lac
So spoke Er brig Mermaid Of snd Tor Liverpool no' '
mel ne DAYS out and short provisions supplied thei
BELOW
Bark Chanticleer (Br.), rom Port au Prince.
Bsk David Nickes. from Ssgua " days.
Brig Corira (Br) from Turks Island.
WIND-Sunset, from 5.
MEMORANDA. .-
The new steamship Chsrles G. Leary len the Deis.ss
Ironworhs on engineers trial trip yesterday 70 LEI
,he was taken to Sectional Dock ~ DO coppssa
Tbs NAL wu biSLly sstisfAcsorA
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cheering the King and Queen and singing the Prussan
National Hymn.
Their Majesties appeared on the balcony and
ianked the people. Hearty cheers were given also Tor
the army.
Many houses were magniGccntly illuminated. The
King sent the following Geographic message to Prihcc
Frederick Charles Of Prussia whose headquarters were
at Spitzhcrg, near Gravcusten
Next to the Lord Of Hosts | have TO thank my
splendid army and the leadCshpfor the goroas victory
OF this day. Express To the troops my highest ackno"
edgment and my royal thanks for their performances
"WHHEIM"
The DiiIy News says the Conference may now meet
as soon fs il peascs The assault on pEppcl Las btth
dcivcrod the defenders. outnumbered by five TO one
have succumbed 10 the fortune of The PrusSans
have now only 10 take Alscn to make themselves
masters Of the whole Of Scheswig The material
guaranty which the German Powers sought VIII theh
be in their HANDS, though whether 1t will avail to secure
them anything which they might not have had Without
Il is more than ever doubtful The mission OF tne Ei vi
Clarendon Paris VIII enable England ana france 10
appear at the Conference united 10 oppose the am
bilious prcension INDUCED at Berlin ami ncgucseeu III
at Vienna. Whoever may profit by thoif asI'eci',
the military insolenee OF the Prusslan Court VI" ieoo'e
check.
The London Times also aludcs 10 the understanding
which exists between France and England: ana say
there IS fun agreement that the integrity oi inc DaSh
monarchy shall be preserved, and that the unhappy
campaign in SchlcsWig, and the occupation, Wnch N
exhausting and demoralisng both Duchies. shall De
brought TO an end -
loss at Duppel in the assault the 18th at generals
60 officers and 60 pryates killed and wounded. The
PruSsans captured g cannon.
A Hamburg dispatch announces that the Isle OF AIsch
had been occupied by the Prussians
lac dispatch from Gravensein says the Danes lost
i'm the assault Duppe between 20 and 100 officers, IN
GLIDING Gen. Duplat and . colonies killed 1000 men
were reported hOrs de combat.
II is stated that the occupation of the whole oil Jnt-
land Lad been resolved upon as pledge for indemnli'
cation of losses by Danish piracy"
Tie Conference was 10 meet in London onthe day the
City of Washington left Liverpool.
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The Dauisis War.

A Berlin dispatch of the 18th thus announces
the fall Of Duppe:
" The Duppel redOubts were captured this morning
by the Prussan troops Two thousand Danes were
made prisoners. The PIussans have taken intrench'
Tents Nos. Z, {. g. and TO- They sOrned the Tete du
Pont and captured there 5000 Danes including IS Of
fcers, The Danes have blown up one bridge"
Grayensein dispatch Of the same date says:
The assault upon the Danish works az Duppel was
delivered at 10 tins morning. Rcdoubts NOS TO T. to-
gether with the communications in the rear were
cupied by the Prussians and while the Brigade ka
ven took tedoubts Nos. o. and 10, and the Tete du
POnt, the bridge DESTROYED"
The victory before Dnppel was announced at Berlin
BY salutes on the evening Of the 18th.
Great crowds Of people surrounded Tie ROYAL Palace.
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sons but he though these sufficient 10 ustfv ,h
adjustment OF the office. Mr. Kelly was opposed 10 ali
sinecnre offices, and he moved as an amendment ths,
the Office OF Superintendent of Sanitary INSPECTION also
be abolished. On the question being called ,Io
amendment was lost, and the Board BY a yore 80 20
10 10 coneurred with the Councmen in the reoIn,oa
aDolshing the office of Superintendent Of Railroads.
resolution was adopted Increasing the pay OF laborer
In the employ OF the Corporation TO a. per day Psn
ons condoing with the family of the late Com. Por,sr
were adopted and provisions made for pubk f,nsrsi
OF the deceased. communication from the Con,-ol'
Ter showed balance in bank to the credit Of tie nano
Department April 30, of Sl7J1546 81 An orkn"noee
10 continue the aid heretofore granted 10 the ulnes y,
volunteers was presented and laid over Mr.. McTn,S.
presented resolution directing the Controller 10 mn
chase the building IN Sew snteenth street nds IA OF
square lately occupied byt Sanitary Fair as barrscIs
or co0red soldiers tt an expense not exceeding 81 0
Mt. Ottiwe hoped the resolution would be refeueJ,
the Committee on National fears that they ms,st CON
slder the matter and report thereon as to the snaa
ency ofsnch purchase Mr. Hardy made some res.lrts
IN regard to the law equazing white and black sters
and moved that the resolution lie over witch was
The Board then adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03
France.

The Emperor had addressed The following
letter dated April IS Ia NJ Foud. Minister Of Finance:
THE happy solution of the Mexican affair creates in
desire to see the country profit by the first repay
mcnt Of the expenses OF the by diminishing taxes
Re good enough therefore TO if Il De not possible TO
effect the immediate suppression of the second decline
registration fee only preserving Of the general law
prepared by the Council of State those arrangements
which may be strictly necessary for balancing the
budget This measure together with the hopes of peace,
which every day become more certain will contribute,
i trust, 10 the development Of prosperity"
The French BOursc showed considerable fluctuations.
Rencs fell about per cent on the 18th, closing AT 6l3j
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BOARD OF CoUScnMES.-Th Board met at

BOARD OF CoUNCiLMES.-The Board met az
O'Clock p. m. on Monday, the President Councilman
Hayes, in the chair By resolution the Board decided
to hold stated meetings IN future on the second and
fourth Mondays Of each MONTH at o'clock n. m A
resolution was presented directing the CORPORATION
Counsel to test the right Of the title Of the Fort
WORT property and instructng the Mayor Aldermen
and COmnonalty not 10 execute sale OF the same nnl
such question Of title is legally settled Referred HE
Board cOncuTcd with the Aldeuuen's resolutions rel,
tive TO the decease of Commodore Porter and resolv
ing to attend the funeral in body The Board then
adjourned TO Wednesday next, at 2 O'clock 0. m 'N"
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Indin. (hinn. &C.


The following had been received by telegraph
via Suez.
BOMBAY, March 30-EIchange, 2ili. Money easier
Freights declining.
CALCUTTA, March 30.-Shirtings improving. Twiss
unchanged. Exchange, . IL. Frtiglt Unchanged
SHANGHAI March 9.-Iea firm Silk unaltorcd Ey.
change. Got
CANTON March l5-Cotton goods unchanged. Tea
,.5tiining. Exchange. 4 l0l.
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Pasxruuers Arrived

In steamship Cel1, from Lonioa dad Hdue-ML nsi',
son Mr. Giluce Mr. and Mr.. Jnson, children ana i,
Mr. Prou,c Nj. and Mrs. Bnrley, A. Deiage, M ano '
Fancas l.. Wagon, Miss Basel Maj Ro5artes H. hoinnn
J. Edwards r. Clarke Miss 4. BuHtns MIS-. Jane buLser
and children T.. :. Flowers Jas Butcher Mr. D,apo,s o.
Money q. Trmbul 4. o. Binsey, ;. Bms.y hr. hV'uuI
Mr. Duran Mr.. Mon,ernad. Ms. BTouso, MI. haysAi '
Wooster, and ll9 in q e sieerage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03
Latest Wa IOHdOn

LIVERPOOL, April 22.-The steamship Amerl-
ca. from NowN ork arrived at Southampton the 22i
The steamship City Of Cork from New-York, arrived
at Queenstown the I'D.
a: The political news to-day T. Of no importance.
Danish Affairs are without change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03
gfcyicuu Affairs.

The Emperor Macmillan arrived at Rome on
the 18th. His reception was brilliant. The French
military band played as be passed through the streets.
The subscriptions 10 the new Mexican loan were said
TO be large aud il was already quoted at u per cent
premium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03

ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO Blow Up A CAR
One of the of the Eigthayenue line while pass.
ing the Of Hudson and Canal streets on Sunday
evening, a torpedo placed the track, which
exploded with loud noise, doing no damage however,
1t is believed to have been the work Of malicious boy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03
taIy.

In the Italian Parliament, the Minister of
Marine had presented his budget and had introduced
bill to raise credit Of OooOOO francs TO be applied
10 the construction of iron plated ships.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03
CITY ITEMS.
Mr.. C. JEROME HOPKINS announces the

MIR. Z. JEROME HOPKINS announces the
second grand choral festival Of the Brooklyn Opheon
Free Vocal Schools in amusement column to-day
performance 70 come ohhis evening AS our readers
doubtless mostly aware these schools for the
free instruction in the rudlments Of music and the per-
lection OF choir singing of poor boys who possess talent
We learn that since the inception Of the design, two
years ago thereabout upward OF hundred children
have been attendants upon the cSses and at this con-
cert which is to be given on an imposing SCALE the
chorus and orchestra will number 80 performers The
success Of the Orpheon Free Schools viii form an IN
doubted era in the history OF American musical art,
and the influence thereof especially in church and
sacred music generally cannot oyereStmated. This
is Ia be the last concert Of the seesOn and win be
dered very attractive to all dottanti. Miss Annie
Kane, sopranos Master Walter Condit, the remarkable
BOY singer Master Bernard Bretto the young violin
genius; Mr.. Eugene Trastour and c. Jerome Hop.
kins, planists, will appear.
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Euttnfcr,s Eyruiny Exchange.
ph;,,scI,b;, Cattle vFnrhef.

PHILADELPHIA Man 2.-BEEygs hfmi sales OF J 40 heaa
az prices ranging from ia nae SHEEP firmly held ss q
head at J!d5:c COWS firm At Rates ranging from SV'
sos loas-Sairs Of 5.5oo head at ll0l3c. net
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03

ARMY SUPPLIEs.-Col. Vinton, q. s. Quar-.
termasterGenera at this port yesterday opened the
bids for a large quantity OF army clothing, with tho
following results:
Caroiry Boots pegsd-Blanchard Boston, 1890 pairs al
from - u TO 81; Barkeoo Co., Boston, $500 pairs a
80 ~ Hall Southwick Co., y. Y. 900 pass 81 97 J,
NJ r. Reynolds 10 0o0 pairs az - "A, Jewet Co.. 8Oc
pairs from 80 IA to 81 Downs, Boston, IL 600 pairs al
So % 10 SO SO; Kembe Robinson Co. Boston 5000 pairs
81 IS Morcross Boston, 25C0 pairs g. IS 81 ~;
Jones & Co.. Boston, 200 pairs AZ g. 40.
negro BY0gdRa-Dien Co.. Boston 900 pairs Of - 10;
Hail. southwick Co.. p 000 pairs 81 "a to ~, Rey.
nolds Boston goo pairs at 81; Jewe Co., n. T. t..
COZ pairs at . to 81 70. kebe Robinson Co. Boston,
900 pair from Y to 5000; Bachelor Co., Boston 500
pairs at 81 to 81 20; Downs Co., 10000 pairs 81 70
S25.
Car1iry Boots, Sewsi-Bickler Delaware, 6,o0o PAIR,
q rs to - co. Soulhwick Company 1900 pairs, $3sto
- 81; Curtis Co., 5000 palfs, So 49, Jewe Co.. 500
pairs, 80 Il Downs, Boston, 1900 pairs 81 TO ~ "a
For bootees pegged b. the same firms the prices
ranged from sl 81 to 81 IS per pair
For engineers oyeras bids were put in by T. ]. Van
Wyck, j. +. Martin, and J. T. Lewis, at from 81 %
to a. 40per pair For stockings there were several
bidders at 81 to so cents per pair each taking from
go to 600 900 pairs.
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Austria.

The Emperor of Austria has adjourned the
international Exhibition, which was 10 have taken
place al Vienna in leGG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03

weather and fair supplies Thr English Wheat lett from
Monday Ire al late foreign heat unsettled Flour
to sell less money must be taken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03

CITY MoRTALITY.-During the past week 4ss
deaths occurred in this city. or the deceased l2 were
men, H. women, 1875 boys. and los girls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-03

CHANGE OF BAsE.-The United States Nns.
terng and Disbursng office has been removed from No,
"a Walker street to No. % st. Marks place.
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY AssoCIATIoS.--A
meeting Of friends OF the Mercantile Library Associa
ton is to be held this evening at Clinton Hail. for the
purpose OF initiating movement to free the Library
from the necessity of paying rent SO that larger
nual sum may be devoted to the purchase of books
There 500 members OF the Library, Of whom 1900
clerks, but many persons could be benefited If
more books obtained. The Clinton Hall Associa
ton is debt and the which tho Library pays is
to pay the interest thereon by purchasing COO shares
of the Hall Association stock the debt would be qg
dated and no more rent would be charged to the Ii
brary The sum required is $4,000 The high value
set upon this excellent institution and the very large
amount Of reading it furnishes to the young men
Of TINS city point out the desirabeness Of aiding it
in any possible way; and it is to be hoped that our
merchants viii not fail to testify their appreciation in
the manner now offered TO them.
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fAivcrtiaencnt.l
uFtlti"lt'ut-
EnvliQh ROYAL Velvet and

New and beautiful English Royal Velvet and
Brs.l. CAsPKrIyG also Imperial ThreePly and Tapestry
Ingram ARPgrs Rugs Mats Dusgets four yards wide Mat
tnr oil Cloths from three twenty four feet wide window
Sfad,s Table and Plano Covers at reasonable prices Al
goods guaranteed at the Original HIRAM ASDERsoSs Nc -
Bowtty.