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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY OCTOBER 30, 1866.
INTKRESTING ITEMS.
A Study of Egyptian Briokt.rrofoflsor Uneer,
the VIcnnfFe Lolnnif-t and palirontolaelflt., has
recently published some remarks on tlie bricks
f the ancient Kpyptiau", especially those ol the
fiyramid of Dasbonr, which wau built about
bree thousand lour hundred years before our
era. One ct' them Icimr examined through the
Biicroncopf by the professor, he discovered that
.the mad of the Nile, out of which it was made,
contained not only a quantity of animal-vegetable
matter, but also fruetments of many mnnu
lactnrcd substanceH, whence wo may conclude
that ftfrjpt must have enjojed a hijfli decree of
civilization upwards of five thousand jears hro.
Professor Unger has been enabled, by the aid of
the microscope, to discover In these brlckb a
vast number of plants which at that time grew
in Ecypt. The chopped straw clearly discern
able In the body of the bricks confirms the
description of the manner of making the latter,
euch os we llnd In Herodotus and in the Book
of Exodus.
An Indian Curiosity Among the Oriental
curiosities in the Loan Exhibition at .Southamp
ton, England, is an olliclal danger of a Hindoo
bard, the property of Mr. Tennyson. The fol
lowing curious statement has been aflixert to it
by the poet: ,-In Guzcratare a number of petty
chiefs called Tnakoors, whose condition some
what resembles that of the old Highland chief
tains of Scotland, or did so a lew years ago.
Each chieltain had bis family bard, who wis
also the family historian. These bards were
called Bhals, Barotes, Bharuts, or Charuns. No
treaty or marriage settlement was complete
unless countersigned by the bards of the re
spective lam i lies, whose signature was a ru le
representation of the kutha, or dagger, worn
by them. These daggers were often heirlooms,
and by no means easy to get. This one belonged
to the family of Bha, or Charun, of Veerauga
mm , a town about torty miles lrom Ahmonda
bad, In Guzerat, Presidency of Bombay."
Town Population of Russia. According to a
statistical paper just published, Ruusia (not in
cluding Poland) contains at present 414 towns,
each with upwards ol 5000 inhabitants; '207 with
from 6H)0 to 10,000; 01 taving from 10,000 to
30.000; thirty up to 30.000; seven up to 40,000:
six up to 60,000; three of between 50,000 and
60,000; seven ot between 00,000 and 80,000; one
ot between 80,000 and 100.000. Three cities only
nave populations uoove luo.uoo; they are
Odessa, the chief port on the Black Sea, with
119,000; Moscow, the ancient capital, with
325,000; and 8t. Petersburg, the preseut capital,
which numbers 640,000. Altogether, 775 towns
and cities, giving a total of 6,873,720 inhabit
ants. A Model Huntsman. A French paper publishes
the following anecdote concerning the Emperor
of Austria while out shooting: "His Majeety is
always attended by a Caplain of the Guards,
whose duty It is to observe the effect of each
shot and announce it. The Emperor, for in
stance, strikes a partridge. 'Partridge 1' cries
the captain. Next time it is a buck. 'Buck 1'
shouts the captain. One day the Emperor tired,
missed bis game, and wounded one of the gen
tlemen of his suite.-, The latter, on being struck,
Tittered an exclamation. 'His Highiiees the
Dnkeof Hackeubergl' announced the captain,
without the slightest change of feature or tone."
A Chemist's Discovnry. An Austrian chemist,
M. Lcinelbrock, has discovered a way of enclos
ing electricity in small glass capsules which
will explode under the slightest shock. The
capsule lo enclosed in a steel cone, so thnt if
shot from a rifle it will enter the flesh, an 1 the
explosion which follows is sufficient to kill a
man. Experiments have been made on oxen
and horses with perfect success, these animals
having lallen down as if struck with lightning.
A Horse Jockey Caught. A curious horse case
has been tried in Paris. Count Edgar de Pras
lin lately bought a hack of Tony Moutel, (he
well-known Champs Elysees dealer, for 140,
put the next day, when its hools were wa-hed.
It was found that they were lull of holes and
creases, which bad been cleverly plugged with
tar and caoutchouc, and then finished oil' wita
black varnish. Montel unsuccessfully pleaded
the usage ot the trade. He was sentenced to
take the horse back, refund its price, and pay
all the expenses and costs ot the suit.
Curious Relics at High Frizes The ivory arm
chair presented Dy the city of Lu beet touus
tavns Vasa was sold In 1825 to M. Schinkol, a
chamberlain of the King of Sweden, for 120,000
francs; the prayer book used bv Charles I ot
England on the scaffold fetched 2500 francs; the
coat worn by Charle9 XII at the battle of Pul
towawas sold in Edinburgh for 501,000 francs;
and in 1816, Lord Schwarterbury gave 16,695
francs for a tooth of Newton, which is now set
in a ring and worn by the eldest branch of that
family.
A Witness Rejected In a London police
court, not long since, a witness about to be
sworn said that if he kissed the book he should
feel bound to speak the truth; but he did not
believe in the doctrine of lutnre rewards and
punishment according to the sense in which
men ordinarily undex stood it. He did not be
lieve he should be punished in a future state if
lie did not speak the truth. The Justice de
clined to administer the oath to a man enter
taining such opinions, "and his evidence was not
received.
A Good Suggestion. "A Travelled Parson"
, writes to an English paper: "In some parts of
Germany every bottle containing poison is
labelled with a death's head and cross-bon)s, as
black as printer's ink can paint them. Every
parcel of poisonous medicine sent to the patient
baa a similar label over the address. Pray help
me to urge upon our chemists and druggists the
adoption of this very simple method, which is
plainly within the comprehension of the dullest
boy that ever handled a pestle and mortar."
The Irish Emigration. The emigration from
the South ol Ireland, partially suspended
during the harvest, is revlvine. The Cork Exa
miner remarks that "a considerable portion of
the emigration takes place through prepaid
tickets, the friends of parties in America paying
their passage-money there, and during the past
month the number of prepaid passages has
greatly increased. This shows the great anxiety
of the Irish in America to have their country
men out there."
A Prosperous Paruh. At a recent meeting of
the rate-payers of the parish of St. Mary Stain
ing, Wood street, London, it was stated by one
t the almoners of the bequest of Henry John
?wi' w.sftyer' wno died eleven years since,
n)!e ,QiMueB of 100 sterling to six per
inn th,Varih. that the trustees had in hand
100 78. lid., which they could not distribute
rumors, which'jf a7 Tom certain
don, he is forced to VcTuTeri;ehnt la Lon;
gambling is once moreT.'Jf t1 the vice of
Sot in the professional 'JlLe, its ; way
and conducted by those whose IkS, i,ui1tiatd
tion appears to suggest to them noB0ltl1 Psl
thelr proceedings." 14111(5 for
Eugenie Fulfils a Vow. The Paris jouru.. .
announce that the Empress Eugenie has placed
In the Church de Notre Dame des Yictoires a
magnificent lamp, bearing the initials, L. N.,
which is to burn perpetually before the high
altar. It is a present to which is said to be at
tached a vow relative to her family.
Lucky. A foreign paper relates that, when
passing through Baden-Baden, on his way to
Biarritz, Count Karolyi, the Austrian diploma
tist, went Into the gambling-rooms, and placed
stone money at random on a number of the
roulette. Presently be was informed that he
bad won 70,000 floriaa..
A Thief's Suicide. A suicide ot a curious de
scription has been committed by a French thief,
who rejoiced in the soubriquet of Pompette.
He had failed in an attempt on an Iron safe, and
cither disgusted with his clumsiness or his lm
ple aunts, he hanged himself on a tree.
A llnanelal Item. A few days ago a one
yonnd isote was paid into Mr. Gee's bank,
Chelnsfwd. England. It was dated 1823, and
1t.42-cficnl thRt ta bank tas been a gainer
fT 10s. in the .hape of interest,, at iv per
MUt bj lis D0B-cixculatkn.
FURNITURE, BEDDING, ETC.
BUY FUKMTUKE AT GOULD CO.'S
Vtih.n Im on, corner M NTH and MARKET and
No, il and S horth htJUNl Htreet.
1 h lariirxt, rlienprxt, anO bent stock of fnrnltare, o
evrT description, in tbe wor d Hnd lor I'rlntmt Cata
ImootDd I'rice Ml. I he aonndnera ot material and
workmanship to guarantied of ai w aril. FurnUure for
rarlor, Dram ing room, rbamher or Hod room. Dining
room, Lihrnr.T. Kltcliivi, Hrrvaul' room. Office,
Hcl'OO , Charcbr, Odd Fellows, Mnn. or other
I oc'rmi, Bbtpe. lnKtl'uuons Clubs, College, Fabila
Builcilnt. hotel! Hoarding Bomea, Hoapltala. Fain, or
a tn,le pleic ot Furniture.
Irnlti and eatlma e furnished when rerrntred.
Order aent ot poet will be executed wi n despatch,
and with liberality and Justness ot dealing Conntry
rlea era, anc the trade genera ,y, eon tlnue to ne (applied
on the same liberal wholeaalo term, that Insure uiem
lair pioOi. Fartlea afa olatnnee mav remit through our
Hanker, the Farmer' and Mechanic' National Hank.
Chesnn street, or the Union .National Hank, 'third
street, or br Kxpreaa. Check, or Post Office Order. Im
mediate attention will bcfclveu, and satisfaction luaoxed.
OO(JLl) A CO.,
N E. come NINTH and M A KKKT streets and
.No. J7and JSWortU SECOND Htreet.
103d rnuadelphl.
PLEASE OBSERVE
THAT
RICHMOND A FOREPAUCH'8
Is the Cheapest Place In this city
TO BUY YOUIl FURNITURE.
Onr stock Is the largest and most railed, as onr prices
are the lowest.
I OA'T F KOKT TO CALL before norehsjiln elso
wbere In order that we may have an opportunity of
prbTlng the troth ol tbe above avrcrtion.
RICHMOND & FORErAUOU,
0 25 tmh(2mrrt
Fo. to South SECOND 8t . west slda.
JJO HOUSEKEEPERS
I bare large stock of every variety ot
FIJltNITUIlE
Which I will sell at redoccu prices, consisting ot
AJiU MARBI.K TOP COXXAOa 8U1T3
WALNUT OH AM hfc.lt SUITS. '
J'Altl OU OUIT 1JS V&LVKT PLU8H
PAHLOK BCITS IN II A I It CLOTU.
PAHOHel'lTS lffKF.PS.
Sideboard, Kxtenslon Tables, Wardrobes, Bookcaaet
Alattrtssea, Lounges, etc etc
P. P. OIJSTINE
81$ N. E. corner HbCOM and EAOE Htreeta.
HRST-CUSS 1LUITIUE.
A liarg Aaaortmeiit of tha Latest
laiyacai
On hand, and will be sold tuts, coming season fat very
n odcruld prices, at
1.. LUTZ'g Furniture Katabllahment,
6 3m No. 121 Booth ELEVENTH Street.
ESTABLISHED 1795.
A. S. ROBINSON,
French Plate Looking-Glasses,
ENGRAVINGS I AIN I1NG3, LUAWlSiS ETC.
Manufacturer of e11 kinds qI
LOOKING-GLASS, portrait, and picture
.FRAMES TO ORDER.
No. 9lO CMKSNUT STltEKT.
THIRD DOOU AUOV THE CONTIXESTAL,
a rniUADELl'RIA. g 15$
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
QFF1CES ASD LARGE ROOMS
FOIl RENT
IN TI1E
National Eank of the Republic Building,
Nos. 8C9 ard 81J CHESUT Street,
The Bolldlna is supplied with Gas, Water, Water
f!lnIH. Bnil kiA.tn I 1
Apparatus, 'in rooms on
tbc third aEd fourth floors ere larKe (OOxuu). -won n,,lM
,M bi lor a Commercial L'ollme, or busiuetis of a
similar character.
Apply at tbe Bank. 93t(
Iiie girard House.
THIS WELL-KNOWN HOTEL Piv?PERTY
For 8ale mi Easy Terms.
APPLY TO
ISAAC C. PRICE, or
T. JACKSON,
No. 6 North SEVENTH Street.
10 25 6trp
FOR SALE. DESIRABLE CORNER PRO
fKK'IY. 1 be moUum three sturv brick nwelilns.
villi double three story back bulitlinit, trout and sldo
entrance, no' tliwtKt corner ot '1 WiLHU and WAL-
mk. btrceia: new nea'er, rane, ras bath, etc.;
piazza on Wallace street. Ueiilete with all conve
nt i) ten. Could be altered Into (a store wltU dwelling
atlacbed. Possession with deed.
CM S.LESLIE,
10 20 No. Til HANSOM Street.
WOOLLEN MILL AMD MACHINERY FOR
sale. The undersigned offers tor sale the sub
stantial brick Factory owned by him, In James street,
South Ward, Chester, containing two sets of Woo len
Machinery (Jenks' make,tt luoh Cards, and 88 laoms
In urvtrate condition, Coriiaa Knglno, and superior
Uoller (new), li'or particulars address
10 a atutb6v BAAlUKL i.CVhKS, Jr., Cheater.
t FOR SALE THE LEASE OF A LARGE
.x?itW3iU'F6rat yerylow- ifr
AUCTION SALES.
B SCOTT, JR., AUCTIONEER.
No. 1020 CHEBNUT STltEET. gis '
CAKD. We are now prepared to make arrangements
lor fecial sales of Oil Paintings, btatuury, or auy other
Works of Art. Our location being lu the centre ol the
nioet lsahlouab'e thorougbtare ot our city, make It a
desirable resort lor counfltsseura and lovers of art in
gcncruL
8. li. Sales of merchandise In general solicited. Per
sonal attention given to out-doors ales. B. Bcorr, Ja.
FIKE TROOF FRAMED ENGRAVINGS.
On Tuesday, W ednesday, and Thursday,
30th, 31st Inst , uud Nov. 1st, at 11 o'clock A. M. and 1H
T. M., at tcott's Art Gallery, No. lu'2u CUEBNU1'
fctreet. will be told '26 tine framed steel engravinirs,
chronios, colored litliographs , eto. etc, carefully se
lected lrom the great modern artists. CIO 21 Tt
MOBEPN OIL PAINTINGS.
On Monday Evening,
Novembers at IX o'clock at Hcott's Art Gallery, a
valuable collection of modern oil paintings. I It) 24 lit
PA N.C OAST & WAR N O C K.
ATJCTIONEEIW. '
818 No. m MABKET Street
IMPORTANT POSITIVE BALE OF 000 LOT" OF
AMtlUCiN AND IMPORTED Dltr UOOUrt
WILLI NEKif GOODS, HOSIERY GOODS. AND
CREDIT?' "' BV CAiAL0G". Ofoi A
r, . 0n Wednesday Mornlntr,
nit L..A I """'" . in u uiuck. comprising a
gll and most desirable aaaottmeut of staple and laSoy
suited to present sales. lt at
WANTS.
TUTANTKD. INlc ,
Vy bouse, flrst-cRIluLKSALE CLOTHINO
tiadeft-oin PennsyivsniBaiiSieHnja,, wno bta
WANTED IMPROVED CIi " St-
In exchange for flrst-class CloCLROPERTY
Box 011, P. O.olUidelphla; - Address
& 'in at
CHEAPEST PRINTINQ 1(1 PHIUDELPIu
AX TUB
"Evening Telegraph" Steam Job Printing Booms,
No. 108 South TII1UD Street,
SECOND STOBT.
Xvsrr description of Plsln nd OmsmenUl Print Inn
UAPDOCK BON, Proprietors,
IHImrp Jt oflo. J maBKSX street.
DRY GOODS.
TjEPOT' FOR
FURNISHING DRY "GOODS.
A CARD.
SHEPPARD.YAN HARLINGEN&ARRISDN,
No. 1008 CIIESNIT Street,
Whose establishment for the sale of
House-Furnishing Dry Goods
Is unequalled in the extent and variety of Its assort
ment, beg to announce to HOUSEKEEPERS RENEW
ING TBE1B BUPPLT, or persons about to furnish,
tbat they are now receiving their
FALL ASSORTMENT
OP
FRESH LINEN, COTTON, AND WOOLLEN
GOODS TOR HOUSEHOLD USE,
SUCH AS
Linen Sheetings, Cotton Sheetings,
Pillow Linens, Pillow Martins,
Damask Table Cloths,
Table Linens,
Damask Napkins,
Bordered Towels,
Towellings, ftuiita,
Blankets, Table and
Embroidered Piano and Table Covers,
And every other article soluble for a well-ordered
household. a 14 thstuSmrp
JpLANNELS.
FLANNELS.
FLANNELS.
Eeal Welsh Flannel.
Shaker Flannel.
Swanskin Flannel, very soft and heavy.
English Unshrinkable Flannel
Persian Flannel, Silk Warp.
Ballardvale and other Domestic Flannels.
Domet and Gauze Flannel.
Red and Grey Flannels. a
Fancy Sacque Flannels.
Canton Flannels.
A full assortment now received and (or sa'e by
SHEPPARD.VANKARLINGEN&ARRiSON
10 26 6t rp Ko. 1008 CHESSUT Street.
BLANKETS.
The Subscriber? are now pieparcd to offer the
largest assoi tment to be found in the city of
SUPERIORQUALITY BLANKETS
All-Wool and Extra Width, for Best Family Use.
ALSO,
Crib and Cradle Blankets,
And a Full Line of MEDIUM BLANKEfS, for
Tiotols, f oblio Institutions, etc,
SHEPPAKD, VAN HARLINGEN & ARRIS0N,
House-Furnishing Drv Goods,
I0 28 6trp No. 1008 CHESNUT Street.
CLOTHING.
EXCELSIOR
CLOTHING HALL,
EXCELSIOR
CLOTHING HALL.
EXCELSIOR
CLOTHING HALL,
S,E. Cor. SECOND and MARKET,
PHILADELPHIA.
CLOTHING F0J 5IEN AND BOYS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND VESTING3.
Department for Custom Work.
Agents for Oiled Clothing.
EDWARDS & LAWRENCE.
10 23 Iutht2mrp
LETTER OOPY-BOOKS,
300 pages, $1-50.
LETTER COPY-BOOKS,
500 pages, S'A.oo.
LETTER COPY-BOOKS,
1000 pages, $3-00.
FADER'S PENCILS, TS cents a Dozen.
ENVELOPES, 13 per thousand.
R. IIOSKINS b CO.,
BLANK BOOK:MANT"ACICHERS,
BTATI9SER8 AMD CARD ENQRAVERB,
mmrp No. 913 AECH Street.
3 YOU WANT PERFECT SATISFACTION
, J vvlj nnumwi jrJiSiOTVri
fnulvKgf ud HtoTslis.t t per too. Also, Uis
5d rVIiLE YEI COAL,suielem ux prwe,
T Mper Wue qoaiityofLKUloU. Egg end HtoVe, 3
elVSOStJSo. J. keep nothing bet MeVesU Ofdcriir.
euaih tiuJLb fitreet. s as
WRIT-t
Jtlons et eSND VERBAL. DESCRIP
fbetb,c4b!aC. with Kvlce ea feiulucwl
V S 1 (n.l,Jn,;a. tO.. alTan dmiiw. bv '
ppii
th BtrsemfcoYt Ctosssnni,
PAPER HANGINGS.
PAPER HANGINGS.
HOWELL & B01RKE,
CORNER
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FOURTH AND MARKET STS.,
PHILADELPHIA
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MANUFACTURERS
Paper Hangings
AND
Window Shades,
Ea?e now in Store for
FALL TRADE,
A Fine Stock of Goods, tbe ooirest end
test styles.
ELEGANT VELVET DECORATIONS
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FABLOB FAPEE3 OF THE RICHEST
DESIGNS.
40-INCH FLALN PAPERS,
Of every shade, with rich GOLD MOULD.
LNGS, all widths, to which we invite the
attention of tbe Trade.
WINDOW SHADES,
OF FINE SCOTCH HOLLANDS,
All widths, White, BvtT, Green, Blue, and
Pearl Color.
ELEGANT FIGURED SHADES of the
most elaborate designs,
PICTURE CORDS, TASSELS, AND SHADE
TRIMMINGS.
To the WHOLESALE TRADE we offer
an Extensive Stock of GREEN AND
BROWN GUM CLOTHS, TABLE OIL
CLOTHS, at tha Lowest Net Cash Prices,
and work done by competent hands.
IIOWELL & B01RKIS
ElaOl
CORNER FOURTH AND JCAXEXT BT3.
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CAPPETINGS.
J. F. & E. B. 0 It M E,
No. 0O4:
CHESNUT ST11EET
THIRD DOOR ADOVG NINTH,
.MOW OPENING
FALL IMPORTATIONS
NEW CARTETINGS.
J.F.& E. 13. ORNE,
No. 904:
CHESNUT STIIEET,
&xcl.i;hi ve novelties
IN
FRENCH CHENILLE CARPETS.
J. F1. & E. B. ORNE,
TVo. 904
CHESNUT STIIEET,
ENGLISH ROYAL WILTON,
ENGLISH BRISSELS CARPETS,
New Uesigns.
J. E. & E. B. ORNE,
No. 904
CHESNUT STREET,
MEFERS. JOHN CROSSEY & sONS'
NEW STYLE
6-4 VELVET CARPETS.
J. F. & E. B. ORNE,
No. 904
CHESNUT STIIEET,
800 PIECES
ENGLISH TAPESTRY CARPETS,
CHOICE STYLES,
Now Landing from Steamer "Mcllta."
J. E. & E. B. ORNE,
No. 904:
CHESNUT STIIEET,
English and auebican s-fly carpets,
english and american ingeain carpets,
bordered druggets. '
10-4, 12-4, 16-4 druggets,
etatb druggets.
J. E. & E. B. ORNE,
No. 904
CHESNUT STIIEET,
ENGLISH BRUSSELS
FOR
HALLS AND STAIRS,
WITH EXTRA BORDERS.
J. F. & E. B. 0 It N E,
No. 004
CHESNUT STREET,
TIIIED DO0B ABOVE NINTH,
TANCT RHflS AND SHEEPSKIN KAT8,
COCOA HATTING, AIL WIDTHS.
XNGUSH OIL CLOTHS, FOB FLOORS,
ENGLISH OIL CLOTHS, FOR ffTAIBA
lift
CARFETINGS.
C AKPETIN Ci
JAMES H. ORNE &. CO.,
No. 62G CHESNUT Stroot,
Between Sixth and 6eventh Streets.
Jnst Received Vtr Steamer, Z.arg
Invoice of I ,
I
French Chenille and ft
' Axminster Carpets!
NEW DESIGNS.
JAMES H. oniir n. an
No. 626 CHESNUT Street,.
Between Bixth and Seventh Streets.
MESSRS. JOHN CR0SSLEY & SON'S
NEW STYLES
6-4 Velvet and Tapestry Carpets.
JAMES H. ORNE & CO.,
No. 626 CHESNUT Street,
Between Sixth and Seventh Streots.
ENCLISH ROYAL WILTON.
ENGLISH BRUSSELS.
ENCLISH TAPESTRIES.
JAMES H. ORNE &CO.,
No. 626 CHESNUT Street,
Between Sixth an Seventh Streets.
NEW 0ASPETINGS,
FALL IMPORTATIONS.
Now Opening.
9 22 2ir4p
MTALLIMS, CREASE & SLOAN,
No. 519 CHESNUT St.,
(Opposite Independence Hall,)
Have just received an invoice of
ENGLISH OIL CLOTHS
AND
COCOA MATTINGS.
lleanced to Present Gold Prices. V
J. T. DELACROIX,
No 37 S. SECOND Street,
ABOVE CHESNUT,
Hat received per late arrivals,
200 PIECES J. CRUSSLEY & SONS'
BRUSSELS CARPETING S,
NEW AND ELEGaKI PAlTlcttNS.
Alan laruo Una tngiv.Niv Dr..
TAUK Ahl HAH OAHHKiS, OIL CLOTHS, BHIDm.
Kic, wtiicn will be loifl low in couot iiuence of tbe lail
inOold. J. t. utL wiaoix,
.,, . No. 7 8. KtONI Street,
19 27stulb3m . Cetweeu Cbe.nut aud Market
ftRCtt STREET CARPET WAREHOUSE.
FALL IMPOHTATIONS
OF
OAEPETING9,
NOW OPENING.
LATEST STYLES
LOWEST PRICES.
JOS. BLACKWOOD,
No. 633 AllOH Street,
,.T.W? D00M8 BELOW KIJSTH 8TUEET.
0 15ttatb2mrp
LEEDOM & SHAW,
No. 910 AECH STREET,
WEOLESAIE AND BET AIL
CARPET WAREHOUSE,
Witt or OS Mtb. nth, and 29th lust. A CHOICE
10T OF T AFTER KB Olf CKOSHLBIT 8 TXPEftTBIKS.
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