ery time I pass the lovely big windows in Messrs. Hull & Holtz's handsome new premises and note the elegance and excellent taste with which they are " sot out"
feel that Shanghai people generally "we a debt of gratitude to that progressive firm.
At the present moment I am lost ad miring contemplation of another of th-it enterprising movements in the form of a most artistic post-card an-ouncing that their "China and Glass Department is full of new goods of every description." The post-card in question has a most perfect and artistic photograph of a Chinaman partaking of his chow " and is quite worth of being placed in a Post-Card Collect album. Mine I shrill certainly send heme by the next mail to a frie ud who will I know appreciate it.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.