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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-08

Az eastern paper must be looking at things
with It's greenest green eye TO say that Mrs.
Julia Ward Howe Is heating more hot water for
her Crescent City tea kettle by appointing al
her assistants for the womsn's department in A e
New Orleans Worlds Fair from New England
women, most 90 EN- Massachusetts, school
ma ans
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-08

Mr.. STURGEON says he finds only Ten Com
mandments to Keep, and not one u EN- against
smoking. 50 be proposes 20 smoke and let sneh
Of his parishioners as please continue TO fume.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-08

NV York World: rather injudicious Re
publican paper repeats the remark that Blaine
nav not be President but ne IS going 10 have
good deal 10 do With the making Of Presidents
TO which j; may be replied that II be Is going to
continue 30 that s1coessful business he had BET
ter retain Or. BarchArd as his chief OF STAFF.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-08

EDITOR G. Z. BUCKLE. OF the London TINES,
is about to buckle himself mstrimOuialiy to Mis-;
Alice Payn, and as she Is editor Of the corahiL
HagG=iRs it is believed TO be a payin' arrange
ment.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-08

STHE New York Tribune speaks OF Arthur's
message as ''the simple, unpretentious discharge
Of his duty" II II, and il is TO be followed by
the simple, unpretentious discharge of its
author.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-08

THE Chicago Herald has the levity to say that
Levi P. Morton would make an excellent French
Senator or English Lord, but he would have
some difficulty in making himself at home in
the Unit d states Senate. Dir. lie Morton, as
he is called in Paree. must get himself natur-
allied.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-08
AN INVITATION DECLINED.

The GLOBE acknowledges the receipt Of
L. c. DENNIS. c. Z. RANSOM.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-08

INDIANAPOLIS SeHtiael: The Journal has posi-
lively not the slightest shadow Of an excuse for
even iniimaiing, as It did yesterday, that SIR.
Hendricks ever alluded to Mr. Lincoln as "a
smutiy old tyrant." This i an old lie and was
squelehed in 1875. George Francis Train is it's
authOr-not Of the lie. but the expression.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-08
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINoToE, D. c.. Dec. z, 1856 p. N
Observations taken at the same moment oil
line at all stations named
Upper NIssIssIPPI VALLEY.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-08

Blaine, Ciev'rnd7 Butler, ST. John,
Rep. Dem. Peoples Prob.
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TIE GLOBE At NEW ORLEANS.

Sergeant. Signal Corps, U. s. A.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-08

ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
ABERDEEN, OAK, Dec. 3, 1884.
Editor of st. Paul Globe:
st. Paul. MINI.
Please take your '2i9' and 90 to h; bu
first stop our paper and send in our acct
Very Truly,
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30
water Commission Case Pest.
pOned.

Judge Wales and all the attorneys
that went 10 Dover on Monday, the
first to constitute one Of the Court Of
Errors and Appeals, and the others 10
argue the Water Commission case, re.
turned home yesterday, after the hear
ing and arguments In the case had been
postponed until Monday, February 18th.
The cause of the postpOnenent was the
illness Of Judge Wooten, one OF the
three Judges who were TO sit In the
cas-. Tho Judge has been suffering from
felon on his thumb, and while having
an operation performed on 1t, had acct
denially taken powerful snesthetic
that entirely Frustrated besides endan-
gering his life. Not having recovered
sufficiently from his prostratioi,, 1t was
deemed imprudent for him ~ go tc
Dover. Mr.. l. c. Grubb, one Of the at.
torneys for Mr.. Mclntire In the Gaze
went down TO Georgetown yesterday tt
see the Judge, and found him much
improved In health, but not sufficiently
| recovered to leave home tn sit in ouct
an important case.
Under these circumstances the cas-,
was postponed until Monday, Februar,
18th. AS Judges Wales aud Woottei
and Chancellor Salisbury we're TO com
pose the Court of Errors and Appeals
the Judges were not clear that they ha1
any Constitutional right to select An!
other Judge to sit in Judge Wootten'
| place before the June term. As Judg
WooIten would not be able to take hi
place on the benz b Mt the time appoint
I'd, then doubtless the case will 20 owe
to the June term.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30
The Concert Tomorrow Night.

Tomorrow evening the Nine Fry
Concert Company will appear at the
Opera House for the benefit of Smyth
Post, and should be greeted with q
Pc cked house. The Utica Morning
Herald, in speaking Of this company,
q Tho concert In the City Opera
House last night, under tho auspices Of
the Young Peoples Society of the First
N. K. church, was grand success.
The company Is composed of Madame
Fry and daughters, Mr.. J. A. Sterling,
and Mr.. A. j. Wells. Each one pos
sesses clear, sweet, and harmonious
voice. In concert their singing is very
enjoyable. The best selection last even.
ing was trio, Memory" Besides
singing, the company ee6rins al 6rches.
ira, and can bring out some very sweet
music. The flute, by Miss Lulu and
violin, by Miss Alta, we're very fine.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30
View Teller rapn Pure hase

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Jan. 29.--The
entire capital stock Of the National
Telegraph Company, 100000 par
value, was sold to-day by G. s. Brice,
representing the company, to Robert
Garrett & Sons, who represent the Balti.
more and Ohio Telegraph Company.
This line runs between Wtehawksn
and Buffalo on the right Of way Of the
West Shore Road and from Buffalo u
Grand Crossing on the line Of the
Nickel Plate Road.
1t give, tho Baltimore and Ohio Tele.
graph q mpaDy new and direct route
betwee New York and Chicago, pass.
ing through Albany, Troy, Utica,
Rochester, Saratoga, Buffalo, C'eve-
land and TT. Wayne. 1t has four wires
already strung, although not used fol-
commercial business heretofore. Adj
ditional wires have been ordered and
it is the intention to open 1t up TO gene
raj business at all large intermediate
points at once. Mr.. ID. II. Bates, presi-
dent Of the Baltimore and Ohio Tele
graph Company, was elected vicepresi.
dent of the National Line and took
possession of the lines to-day.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30
AosemDl q Rsb,

An unsuccessful sttemp, "
yesterday afternoon " roDth rail-
Of Samuel II. Baynsrd, No MI
Eighth street About 4 O'Clock . I
came to the side door aud sls|
something TO eat, and then px.a
- tho servant girl Thoughts tbrOulj
yard. In . short time after sh,b
the front door standing open, aud 1
going up stairs discovered the nG
had bt,en Ut the side door. He u
Mr.. Baynsrd's room, and w& eudd
searching fer valuablss As sOn 4
saw the girl he ran down ths
stairs to the kitchen. where he WI
by Mrs. BsyDard. He denied sxs
anything. and invited the woua
search him, but Wills the serM
WA gone for a police officer msh
escape. Several rooms on the
floor had been rsDsacksl. but 1t
thought that he suCosdsi 10 M
any pluDder.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30
xbe Gear safe NJ Home.

LoNDOS. Jan. %, 1884 "A despatch
to local news agency from Kharkoof
says that Sabieloff, an officer of the
gendarmes, sent to that point by COL
onel Sudeikin to investigate nihilisin,
was assasinated on the 26th. The same
authority alleges that the police have
discovered plot for an uprising of
the peasants in little Russia, and also
. scheme for put ing stry Gimme in the
Cars bread. Many arrests have been
made.
Permission to erect q monument 70
Luther at Riga has been refused by the
Russian authorities.
A court ball was given at the 1mpe-
rial Winter Palace this evening. 1t
WAS . brilliant and most successful en-
tertainment The Gar and Czarina
souversed affably With their guests
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30

The New York Court of Appeals has
decided that the law prohibiting the
manufacture of cigars by inhabitants
of tenement houses Is unconstitu-
ional.
The striking ribbon weavers Of Pater'
son New Jersey, ata meeting yeste day,
decided to reject the offer OF the Manu-.
facturers' Association.
Montreal capitalists,,who are interested
in the CO i mines Of Nova Scotia are
about to take measures 70 increase the
output. 1t said the deposits are
capable Of yielding annually 0,O0
tons.
A telegram from Nashua, New
Hampshire, says the Nashua Manu-.
featuring Company has neither cut
wages nor time as has been stated The
jackson mills are also running on full
time.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30
ED|7|lI
Trustees sfthe Pa,

The quarterly mestip, 1884,,
Of the Poor Of New Castle " s sas frs
at the Almshouss this ,oo n'ua'y, !
President Bird 10 The ch,,,nihs U
the members present. ~ Sd
Superintendent Guth,i.
his report for the quartz, sri s'uSas(
sry 80. which was ROAD , q, ~,
Number admitted, 1903 di.", lalI,sI
births 2 deaths 10. There /.
mates n the almshouss a, tn, l'' ~ 70
time, divided as folloys W. W, ps
100 women, Is; children, 3, HUE Is
i3;vomen, 10 children, 1. Ia ID t tsss
department there are whit ,'las
women 90; blsck.men, q: wo msa
total 10 both departments, "a ua
Twelve deaths were repor,sd .
the month Of January, a. G,IIo,.a
Peter Finn, aged 6S wear. NV.
Hundred /; Charles McKpIrh,
years Christians Hundrst4.1 ~
20 years; Thomas Riddl. a. ~
Wilmington baby Sitter, B ~.
almshouse Betsy Young, oo,a ~
years, Christians Hnndr.t ~
Bradley, s5 years Lou MOODY, y
years, Wilmington John D owl \, !,
50 years, Christiana Hundred 4
White, colored, 70 years, y
Yearsley, ~ years, Wilminp,on
Gould, colored, . months, .ln,l,,s
At 1880 o'clock the hoard ,ns.
cess to allow the Committee on Is.'
10 examine the regular auar,~,s
Owing 70 the time consumed /, N
the bills, but little busIps.. =
transacted until after dinner "
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30
The Aarksts.

There was q fair attendant. , Il,
markets this morning OF both y
and buyers, and quite an inpr,.,
was manifested. The follovIno y
ruling prices Butter, IS and q \
. pound eggs, 80 to 40 cents , N
turkeys, IL TO 20 cents 4 pound NJ
ems and ducks, "a To 10 cents , nr|
white potatoes, 10 to 70 csn. h
peck, or 30 to IS cents q b:sks, 4
potatoes, twenty to 10 cents . h.l1
according 70 size cabbage 10 n
cents q head onions, 10 - % a,|
half , peck beets, 5 cents . lr1
winter radishes, 3 70 8 cents . ta1
celery. . 10 10 cents . stalk m
cheese, D cents o bowl mu,krsu \
% cents . pair apples 70 TO " M
half peck ; oranges 20 to 10 oeuu,
On /; walnnts, u cents A bali n
shellbarks, Z cents a quart
There W. 70 very few wagons |. |
grain market On Fourth street h1
sold ut GO cents . bushel, shls
brought So 70 10 cents.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30

30th-- Woodward Il Co, city.
3ist-. Brooks, Appoquinimink.
Feb. 9TH wen Zebley, BO;h's Corner.
llth--J. F. J. ". Peters, White CLAY
Greek.
18th-Samr. Gregg. Christians Hi.
2lst-Evan W. Lewis, White. Clay
Greek HID
st-Alex Campbell, Christiana HID.
25th-A. b. Ruth, White CLAY Creek
' 21th-- Jonathan Groves, White Clay
Creek HID.
Eth--Ferdinard Janvier. Penoader
Hid.
Mar. do. NJ. Jordan, New Castle.
6th-A. u. Brooks, White Clay
Creek HID.
12th-Price l. VromAn, 9th ward.
13th-John Banning, Christiana Id
l4th-Wm. Veale. Brandywipe lid.
lsth-Peoples and Hicks, Ohrtstiana
Hid.
l7th-Wm. Thompson, Christians HID
:. 19Lh-Wilmer ralley, Brandywine.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30

~ REATE.Sr BAkHAINS AT NO. los
" Fast sixth street Fine table peaches,
5 cans for 2bc.; I cans OF peas, 2bc.;l cans
strawberries, &c; 8 cans blackberries, Csc /;
cans Quinoes, DC; and this Scotch Jam ut
lie, and kettles Of ely At nc; kettles OF
prose rvee, 2hs for 2sc. kiIe coffee aad cheap
sugar Ems ofpsred and evaporated peach.
es, nc; lot OF cheap prunS syrup, lie. /;
honey drips, l2c.; tire syrup for loo; and new
crop New Orleans mola,ses, cheap 10 bagstf
nour Tor y: II makes white bread. Come to
los East Sixth street before this lot Of goods
are gone. or you will regret II. T. M. WiER.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30

Two well-known citizen ,s
narrow escspe from q se So0 a
II no. death, about 200" .iI, Y
They started across the i'" M
ing foot Of Orange street. ind
suddenly becsme awaI' ;, t,cpl
wap rapidly approaching = ~" nd
rectiops. Roth trains s ,Dn, ipI
them and death s,ar'd Las"' N
but a timely jump sa' sai, M
One Of the men maze d l s "a
cape, the engine fly ing " Il
clea red the track. i
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30

Residents of this city should feel
proud of the handsome music parlors,
lately fitted up by Samuel II. Barnard,
Southwest corner Fifth and Market
streets, where may be seen fine selec-
ton of musical instruments and every
thing in that line. They are agents for
some of the finest toned pianos in the
market and persons desiring to pur.
chase firstclass instrument should
examine the various makes offered at
the above place. In organs their stock
Is unsurpassed, while prices are regulat-
cd to suit the purchasers. The super
intendent of this department Is oourte.
GUS and obliging to visitors at the 90
tablishmel t, and even If you do not pnr-
chase, 1t will pay you TO look through
the store. In ADDITION to the music par.
lors . first-clsss jewelry store il attach.
ed, where may be found a large and
we'll selected stock Of gold and silver
watches, jewelry Of every description
and m elegant line of fine silverware-
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30
King uumbers,s Tn an ~.

ROME, Jan. 29.--The Gazette TO- day
published letter from King Hum bert,
thanking Italian people for their mani.
festa:ions In memory of King Victor
Emmanuel. These manifestations, he
says, testify to the closene.s and unity
If the people and institutions Of the
country, Increasing Italy's prestige and
giving the force necessary to solve
problems of modern civilization.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30

Mr. Reed, the proprietor of the china
store at No. 10 East Second street, ralled
ut this office this morning and stat ed
that 1t WAS not him who was charged
with kissing the dog on young Mack
lin yesterday morning, but a young
man In bis employ named Cooper Reed
The parties both being the same name
Is what led to the error. Mr.. Reed
said that he kurw nothing about the
affair until after 1t happened.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30
THIRD EDITION,
ungnanA aDa America Hohnos.

ungDao4 0Do America n~s"o
LONDON, Jan. 20, 1SS4.-A banquet
was given here tonight BY the London
Chamber of Commerce. Two hundred
guests were present, including the
United States Consul General, the Con-
suls General Of other countries, and Biz
Alexander T. Gait, formerly Canadian
High Commissioned The right Honor.
able Hugh G. Childers, Chancellor OF
the Exchequer presided. Mr.. Lowell,
the American, Minister, received an
ovation, proposed the toast OF the
Chambers of Commerce Of the United
Kingdom and Of the World" He said
he had been selected to propose the
toast a. an expression Of kindness and
good will toward the United States.
7Cheera) A country which had ex-
emplified what the English colonies
might come to II not wisely treated
but neither he nor his countrymen de-
aired such . contamination for those
great commonwealth which were
bound to England by 70 many flial
ties. Commerce, be said, twas the grea,
paciHcator between countries; 1t brough,
men face to face, and 1t was the great
corrector Of the eecentricities OF nature
20 that bad harvest in England
meant good season for Miqnesota
Kansas and Manitoba"
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30
Big Prices sss

l.. W. Stidham b Son, sp m]
sold at public sale yesterds, " Y
and Steven Cloud, executors y h
Cloud, deceased, atty acres f n
Bethel township, Delaware y, vv !,
DR.. William Cslver being Wv Wv =
at $5,75O. Personal proper" Y
at the following price, a., N
Cows, $3.50, H4'@,. "a t ~. h
calves, sis.D; shoats, OK % n u
10 rvuts prr pound +; corn, % so,s|
bu~bel eggs u cents pr ~ os ~ d
SIS per ton ! straw, l."
sals was well attended.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30
kliGbIfire.

Shortly before 6 O'Clock I as,, n
the store of II. ID. Holt,o Me.'
street between Orange and isa
gan to fiji with smoke, and NJ Y
pants soon discovered TIA.
burning somewhere near Aa,|
CATION soon discovered tl''-r]
wrapped up In an old bag, W !
dsring under the shelves IN , I'M
space, where it had been III ~,
thrown. The Are had oeVtISs
fame, and was burning f'p ply,
discovered. A bucket q r w.
extinguished the flames
Was slight.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30
n MARRIAGES..

CLARKSOP KINCAID - On the 18th
met, ut the Presbyterian Manse, 10 Chess
peake City, Maryland by Roy lrwi Lewis
Oaton, Mr.. Alexander X, Clarkson, u
Now Castle County, Del. to M Lille f..
klnSAia,. VI CAsssp sake Olty, maryland.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30
Again Adjourned.

Tie United States Court was again
fprma.ly opened yesterday morning by
United States Marshal McMullIn, but
as no one has yet been appointed to I'll
the vacancy, was adjourned until next
Monday.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30

Do you want to buy a home 7
Then you want q number Of
houses to make 9 selection from,
and you should get the best terms
obtainable. We can arrange to
sell you a comfortable house on
the very best terms, il you can
raise small amount of money
with which to make Z start. Call
and see US.
ID. r. HAWKINS h son,
Tl2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30
- Brtck hsH' y,

O. X. Babcock, Sajor, 81.
neers Baltimore, adva ~, the
sails for soo, 900 bricks sI ,p' " In
ton Of the Mosquito NV
for the coast Of Flortda'
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30

The two frame houses 1 sop.y
below King, have oeen 10 d
M. Wier, the grocer, , erect
tear them down an" .,oler
and handsome grocer!
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30
RED SIAR LINE
hkLAiAE ROYAL ArD L. y. NAIL sTHAHHIA
sailing Every saturday

NEW YORK AND ANTW EXP,
hs RHibx, 9HRkAsY, ITALY, HOLLAND AN1
YRApCE.
outward STORAGE, Us; Prepaid from Ant
wserp, fa; Excursion, 81 10; "a Cabin, Ss6
Excursion. loo; Saloon, IRON so 10 S1b Ex.
cursion, slO to tl75 Peter Wright 1 Sons,
zen. hkt., % Broadway, n. Y. Samr Y.
betts, SIG Market street. hsAld h o., /
Ard Market. nova -eod-ly
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30
AT
VIM, B, SHARP'SI
III Market St.,
PREPARATORY TO
REMOVAL
counters, shelving,
\s,steam heater, and

counters, shelving,
,s,steam heater, and
the many other countless
and innumerable things Incl
dent and necessary to a new
building are made and put
in place we only have to re-
mind buyers of Dry Goods
and Carpets that the days
Of our stay in our present
quarters are limited, and
while we continue the great
sale of our marked down
goods to command a rapid
clearing out Of the stock,
there's many remarkable
bargains daily offered. We
do not offer our goods at
seeming low prices from ad-
vanced retail rates. but re-
duce our whole stock, and
probably the largest ever
thrown on our home mar
kets, for the special purpose
OF clearing up before NOV
ing. We also sell to you
on the only safe and positive
guarantee a buyer Cal. have
he goods when deliver
/ t your home are not
factory return them at
sand get your money.
WV. B. SHARP,
III Market street, while rebuilding At
Fourth and Market.
We have four coloring.
in a magnificent French
Ottoman Silk-G arnet,
Bronze, Brown and Blue
the importing price to sell
being s. per yard. The ia
brio is OF the purest stock,
and there's but two or three
dress patterns of each color;
they are ~ inches wide and
we sell them at SI.75 per
yard. This makes one Of
the most remarkable bar
gains in our stock and you
will have to be quick to get
it.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30
Muolelpsi s"" 'Iu

was beld yesterday .I .i's ~
Thomas Hughes, who ~ "s, NJ
babitual drunkenness sSs
Castle jail for twenty o'-
Daily Republican., 1884-01-30
LINEN
DEPARTMENT.

An i AvAA<A
Unusual bargains 10 scz-t
els, table cloths, napkuls. "a
masks and housekeeping
goods still continue.
This popular department.
is having special attention,
and we are doing wonders in
all kinds Of goods.
w. M. KENNARD & co.
TOWELS.
100 dozen extra fine mo-
ME towels at 15c., all linen,
usual price, Csc 50 dozen
damask half bleached tow
els at 1a.c., worth 2oc.; 100
dozen largest sizes crepe
towels at Gle, worth 37lc.
Cheapest towel ever shown.
Don't neglect getting a few
of these towels.
wv. M. KENNARD 4 CO.
50 dozen ( all linen nap
kins, 81, worth SI35; 50
dozen extra ( napkins at
S1.55, worth $500.
wv. M. KENNARD & co.
SHEETING, MUSLIN
DEPARTMENT.
| Cases 1914 Utica Sheet
ing, 25c.
Gases 1914 heavy Sheet
ling, 22c. This sheeting has
been sold by some as real
Utica, but it is only made in
Utica and not so heavy.
| Best quality A muslins,
Is and Ioc. This includes
|all the most noted makes.
ICheapcst c (, nown.
wv. M. KENN akl> " CO..
BLANKETS.
! Still a few pairs left Of
those large, good, white
4 blankets at $3.50; worth S..
j Closing out embroidered
lannels at reduced prices.
NV. M. KENNARD & co.
i UNDERWEAR.
! We are still continuing
our sale of ladies' and mems
underwear, of which we have
sold tremendous lots the
past week.
We want to clean the
stock entirely out and are
offering great inducements.
! Ladies', $780,. Soc, 75c,,
|S1.oo.
5 Mems, $50, 5oc., 75c.,
. 500.
NV. NJ. KENNARD & co.
I'll ClJOIHS.
| Ladies fancy clotns reduced
from $3.50 to $3.50; wonderfully
! cheap.
81 Black damasse cloths, $2.75
formerly $500.
A few yards Of seal plush left
Zone pattern Of 2 yards, s28; for
mer price, $4,000.
u 6 patterns, 2 yards or any
|quantity, $500; formerly $1,000
Some at $500. All qualities re
4 duced to close.
Il W. N. KENNARD h CO
81 CLOAKS.
Don't fail to bring your little
lgirl and get fine imported
slcoat at less price than you cal
buy a common domestic one.
i, Ladies' cloaks at $500; wortE
. $500 and $1,000.
w. M. KENNARD h co
o CARPET
J., DEPARTMENT
81 We are still selling the bes
8 body Brussels at $l.15, dow
n from $3.50; I styles; not many
-lpieces. Another great bargain
" is rs new styles best extra supe.
ingram at 75c., all wool; dow
J. from $l.00. The next barQai:
is the new velvet carpet at 81 80
# best carpets made to wear, ex
"a cepting Millions. These ar,
/. good frst-class goods and ex
q ceedingly cheap. The style
and colorings are very handsome
, and brilliant.
w. M.