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A WHACK AT MISERS.

In chapter on Life Assurance, which
appears in Blackwood's Magazine for
July, the writer is somewhat severe on
wealty men of the day, who are too scru-
pulous in their observance of the maXims
of '' Poor Richard" He says:
Those who desire to be absolutely
rich may, if their lives are spared long
enough, attain that object by sordid and
perpetual pinching, and rigorous absti.
nence from the enjoyments, hospitalities
and charities of existence. 1t is not diff.
cult to accumulate gold, if man has
courage to be an Elves indeed, cases
are almost daily cited of apparent pau.
pers, amongst whose rags are gallimentry
IN the corner of some feted cellar, extra
ordinary hoards are discovered. No one
however, bnt mere catiff, would addict
himself to this kind of metallic accumula.
ton; and it is noticeable that the practic,
is chiefly confined to dried up bachelors
who have either no relatives to succeed
them, or::who hate their relatives cordial
ly. Poor wretches If they had given
up the ghost on their ill-tended couch, anG
been deposited in the paltry shells which
they have bespoken from motive of pos
thumous economy, they could obtain
vision of the serene or lively countenance
of those who shall walk at their funera
and divide their gains if they could b
prospectively present at the banque
which is to follow the ceremony, and wit
ness the enormous consumption of liquor
quafied, not in honor of their memories
but by way of congratulation to the inc
brlated heirs; If they could hear, by an
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GENERAL AGENCY.

INAILOR COLLINS Will prosecute claims. of ev-
L cry description against the government, before
the several departments, or Congress; procure pen
SONS, bounty lands, extra pay, and arrearage pay
Trey viii attend to the buying and selling Of real
estate the renting ofhOuSes an1 general collect
ing busiEeSs. They will also furnish parties at n
distance with such information as they may desire
crate.
Ol'ice on ST eet, Immediately opposite Winder 5
Building, Washington, ID. c.
EEFERENCEE:
Fon j. G. Do.bin, Secretary Of the Navy.
Hen. j. Davis, Secretary of W.r.
y. Cailan. esq pr"s't Board Common Council.
Gen. J. NJ. McCalla, Attognry-at-iaw.
James II. Caastu esq.
VIC Reddall State Department.
sep 2a-dtf
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THE WEEKLY STAR,

ticipation, the remarks of the iocuIar
guests, the retailed anecdotes Of tbo;r
meanneSS, and the commentaries on tbo;r
cruel selishness-they might possibly,
before the spirit has left the clay, ask
themselves seriously, for what end, either
in this world or the next, they have con-
Sented to lead the life of muckworms. and
insure the contempt Of their race. For.
OF all creatures upon the earth, none is
so despicable as the miSer.
g 1t is not impossible that the profligate
may have friend, for there is usually
LEFT about him some touch of humanity
some one unbroken chord of the finer
feelings of our nature but the meser
meets with no sympathy. Even the nurse
who is hired to attend him in his last
moments loathes the ghastly occupation.
and longs for the moment of her release
fer although the death damp is already
gathering on his brow, the thoughts ofthe
departing sinner are still upon his gold.
and at the mere jingle of q KEY he startles
from his tOrpor III paroxysm of terror.
lest sUrreptitious attempt is being made
upon the sanctity ofhiS strong box. Deeds
there are many in that box but where
arc the deeds that should have comforted
the dying man! What blessings has he
purchased for himself through his long
useless life! There are no prayers ofthc
orphan or widow for him-not solitary
voice has ever brcatliod his name to hoa.
ven as benefactor One poor penny,
given away in the spirit of true charity.
would now be worth more TO him than
all the gold that the world contains but,
notwithstanding that he was a church
going man, and familiar in his infancy
with that awful text in which the wor.
ship OF mammon is denounced, and the
punishment Of Dives told, he has never
yet been able to divorce himself from his
solitary lust, or TO part with one atom of
his pelf. And so, from a miserable life.
detested and despised, lie passed into
dread eternity and those whom he has
neglected or misused, make merry with
the boards Of the miscr''
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am iIArn., Eth.riaI, Pine, Lard and
Lamp Oils.
HOWELL & LIO2SELL.
Successors 10 @. WuITTLEspy

Successors 10 O. w HITTLEsEY
street, tstgeF5I Gth and 1N Streets Toid's Buling
DEC leave tn return their thanks 10 their hume
~ rUts trl-hfs aHd the turnrr customers Of Mr.. o..
Whittesey, for the Liberal support extended them
since they commenced bn-:ness. They take
tine opporsny tn acqualni the citizens OF Washing
ton AMI IL vicinity thai they have perfected their
arrangements with some of the largest manuiacio-
ries, a. TO ensure constant supply Of the very best
articles IN teIr lire, which Will lac sold al the low.
est market prices
H. : NJ having thorough practical knowledge
OF The trade. feel assured of being able give salts
faction 10 all who favor them with their patronage
PanerS, Contractors and Builders will find great
y To their interest 10 cal! al before prrcha-
sing elsewhere, rs we Keep on hand the LARGEST and
hes! assorted stock ia the city OF PAINTS, OILS
WJNDOW Glass. RRI'SIlES I.fNPS Sc
Just received, aEd NOW a:ihnl, ~ 0J9 Doard: of
Lewis - W'fhr.eli's PJEE LEAD, Which we
niTrr al f,!fthaT reduced prices. scpq-;f
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POPLAR AND FAgILY MEDICINES

- I'D Bf hiDHELL = LAURENCE Peal.s, J.
- vnnia avcr.';e and l+th street, Washington, and
JOAN t. kIb" ELL. High street, Georgetown b.
G.. tU.al Iisii ia part:
T.. .laynes Family iIadicinp9-Dr Roses Family
MriiriEei-N iSfar : Bais III Of v lid Cherry-Ayers
Gle ry p c Gr.l-Sands' and Iowsznd's Sarsnparil
LA. H. ard John Bulls do-Ruse's and Schwartze's
d2-hilhan nlixer Chlisaya Bar; Wolf ! aromatic
Sc:ieijrm c.Inapps-KiIwrl's i..tr.ct Beech Drops
Watt. Nervous Antiiote-USgooi India Ch"lo
gOsue-i,Owa'.ds : Tonic Mixture-H Hampton's Vereta
hlc T;ncture--Grren's Urginated Btters-Hoof!dnd's
German do-Blake's aud Cannon's do-Rushton'.
an1 Sim Cod Liver Oil together with all the most
approved Tie iicines If the time
Agents for lie sale Of St.YIn 5ur's Galyanic Ab!umi
MI supporter Sey zlDur OhSetrical Supporter and
Mr.. Belts Abdominal C.cro Supporters.
\ fresh supply "t Saratoga and Bedford Water.
son 2n
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w to our readers Mr.. Bull is a merchant of
high character.
| August 29th. 1853.
| Mcssrs Mortimer & Mowbray-Gen.s: You may
| think it strange that have taken the liberty to
write you this letter but do under circumstances
! thai Justify it. A you the Agents for HAMP-
| TONS VEIET Bile TINCTURE, | deem it expedi-
ent t. address you this note hoping it may be part
If the honor ibe means of giving this medicine
tnliety which its merits deserve
Being in the habit of vending medicines which re-
late to the Pat mt and regular system consider
my self to sOhe extent judge of the real merit of
many of them. My experience teaches me that
HamptOns Tincture" is n medicine Of real merit
of intrinsic value. When 1 say this, do not say
that it is an infallble cure in all cases. but
to say that ''Hamptons Tincture will favoraby op-
crate in all diseases originating from want of prop
secretons Of the gastric Jul 'eS bad Digestion and
consequently had dpposites of animal matter from
that source / believe that many diseases located in
various parts of the system, such as Intan,ati' n,
Ulcers. Scrofuia, &c, &c, originally have their be-
ing in the stomach, from bad food bad digestion,
and consequently bad deposions of the circulation
tG those parts; and will believe Hampton's yege-
table Tincture will even react in those eases.
Having found out, myself what it is, ! recommend
ii TO others in such as have described, aud
have done 1t upon the mo cure no pay" system,
and have yet to have the first bottle returned,
the frs: objection abnut the pay II is great pity
it raanot be more extensively circulated among the
people. l warrant
il ia The following rases: Gout, Rheumasrn Inila-
III ,tinnS, which prpcardS from the stomach. Sores
SsrGfIla. Dyspepsia I'm" standing of Ague and
Favc; stop The chill. and then give the Tine
ture-he difficulty il this is not in stopping
the chill but the return If il. this the Tinctu,e will
certainly do In general debiltaions, warrant it,
all ~ said before have procured trial of it in
this way, which otherwise could not: the leople
have been humbngred hy patent s.iedicines so long
tiat they afraid of all. This is clearly stomach
medicine it works all its wonders there, and in all
such it is specific. if anything in tie world is.
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cAMERoN's GENERAL AGENCY

find Insurance Office, ID floor, Todd's Building Penn
slrania aUe,aue, Washington. d. C.
CLAlMS before Congress, Claims for Bounty
~ Land and Pensions, Applications for Insurance
ON Life and Property, and all business belsnging to
the General Agency which may be- entrusted to
Camerons care will receive prompt aud satisfactory
attention.
Mr.C has quite variety of Fine Engraving, Books,
Periodicals., Pamphlets, &C., &c., at the General
Agency, and is prepared te fill orders oil short no
All the Daily and Weekly Papers are to be had as
early as issued, at the General Agency. Subscri
peFs supplied BY Carriers aug lilly
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you guess he did next morning.? / VOW
he sent the man in regimentals to carry
me to Moscow! and bring me back again,
when I've seen all | want to see: and
were going tomorrow morning, Mr.. Dali
las. What do you think now 2"
And sure enough the next morning the
Yankee boy passed the ambassador s
house in splendid coach and four, wav-
ing his pocket handkerchief and shout
ng-e.Good-b bye good bye"
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CoUau CONSUMPTION eo
The W 0st tSpcndrrfui f3 GiiciMe
Ersr Gtscrr"Ted ~ t's cyTtdin c1e IF 4yas an1 Fee
IiIify'Hi;i-nt and Bilious FerrTS.
ilbeF 4 CG.'S !est:ab!e S,feife

DDti u tU. .CSCieUiC NJ tCliit,
'g'IIE prcnrietor9 Of this valuable Ne'i.ine have
4 never tluie aIy Efforts 10 introduce it !efOre
Il public yet it has found great favor far and near
Cert;hcateS without stimEer have been furnished of
its virtues. "ihout solicitation, and many cures
performed when all other medicines have failed Al
a Is GSlei IS ff5dt. u has stood the test for
er; years and we say. ~ifh"ut fear. that DO better
D.-,a.Is ion fr: the of Aguc ard Fever can be
f.-:.iac"l As el evtl nee ". publish certificate
.: @rutlelEaI, vel known:
r'. teke greg: pa.st:rc in recommending the Spe-
cEe prepared by ''ie- Il NrCOcs.v. foT the of
"a. a,d Fever TIE lest article for the accou-
Plisnn'eIlt o, tl.t Object have met with. In
NV C,u;iy Il has see--lel havUr.d my most san
g1.''.e expectations, ant therefore, I consider il
priei eye a7 vel tGty % recommend its uSa to
al ho lay - f-r.Ig tie iniucr.ce of that
'ti<trtS iIs; a.l"tiCn. (Sign-d)
ID. Fy Ans REESE,
Minister O! he Methodist Protestant Church.
! F~r sale by tie fropretnr. 0BEK Il Co, Balti-
more:
BY DANIEL 8. CLARKE, Apo.hecary Potomac
lail. corner of Maryland nTenue and 1ith street
Island;
by CLARKE Z BOWLING. 7;h street, between
south y AM = e.ts. lsiaEi:
AID by JAIES II. STONE. corner Of 7th ard l.
street.. Northern I.b-rt.P- Washington, d.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR FER BOTTLE
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS
PIANOS AND MUSIC.

VIZ. kNABE. III. GACIiI.E. Ed BETS.
First Premium Grand and Square
Pianos.
esSsE3 KNABE, G4EIILE & Co.. manufactu ur.
'ers. Nos. 4, 5, 8. 9, and II. Eutaw street,
Baltimore. X. Il G. would respectfully call pubic
attention TO the great variety of their IRON FRAME
PIANOS, constantly finish nG. whcl for durability,
decacy Of touch, brlliancy of tore they believe are
not surpassed By any now manufactured. In addi-
ton to the first Premium awarded them by the Ma
ryaud Institute in ISIS and 1919, they have reccis ed
the highest cncomiums Of the mot cminent .r:iSts
who used these INSTRUMENTS for their Concerts Al
S0 Of orr first class Professors and Ameteurs III the
city, ho hIye highly recommends tnem.
So PIANOS HIRED. DC Ill
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N E w DIR u G s TO r E i.
i SCHW iiSTXE

% H' al 50 II w \ II II IL
81 respectfully informs the pubic that he e-s-e
= has opened lis rev DRUG STORE. Al i
L. ard Soi'cits ashnre Of public patronage Oh "a
iiavin" laid in entire fresh sto,k Of u u q :.
MEDICINES. auJ FANCY GOODS he will at all
times be enabled TO furni>h The citizens with gcnu-
inc medicines, and all other articles in bis line Of
luSress. All ord RS and Prescriptions will b.
promptly and carefully filed.
ALSO
VIII ksc? coastaHty on hand Surgical. Dental,
CuPring, and GalVanic MACHINES and all other
instruments usSaily kept in the largest :abSli-
II.nts.
ALSO
Th- best qna;ity of la AMI other CIGARS i
TOBACCO, selected from the best brands.
A. J. SCUWAETZE,
Chemist Druggist.
Pa. avenue. between Sd and T. streets
c. 2t-lif
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no CAPITALISTS, ARCHITECTS,
i BUILDE rs, and all interested in superior
article of LINE f-r building hard finish, cOrnices
chemical, and whtewashing purposes, sc.
SEELY'S WASHINGTON LIME, manufactured
in Seeiy's Excelsior Patent Lime Kim al the corner
OF Virginia avenue and Canal street, (Island.) The
rock from which this lime Is manufactured is from
the best Quarries in this section of country, viz {:
KNOTS, Fiannasin's, Snyder's, and Wade's. The
Lime is pure wood burnt, and is drawn fresh from
the kiln every hour during the twenty four and for
sale nj EIGHTY CENTS per barrel; barrels TO be
returned. aug leo If
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: "reminiscences Of Washington City.

We give additional circulation to the
following interesting article to Washing
tonians in particular, taken from the Bal
timore Clipper of Saturday:
While amusing ourselves a day or two
since in the examination of some unpub-
lished manuscripts Of early date, belong.
ing to the private collection of j. C. G.
Kennedy, ESQ.,, of Washington, and which
contain valuable historic relations respect
ing many Of the States of the Union, and
of the District of Columbia, our attention
was arrested by the following letter con-
cerning the city Of Washington, which we
have obtained permission to publish.
Although brief, it possesses a local inter
est TO many Of our readers, as it carries
with it the date of the first sale Of public
lots IN the National Metropolis, and it is
therefore not without value 10 the present
generation, apart from the interesting
suggestions it prompts to every mind,
and the glimpse it presents Of the man
ners Of the times, in giving a title to the
wife OF the first President, which We be-
llcve has never been bestowed upon any
OF her Successors. The letter is thus di-
rectcd:
Mrs. SARAH ELMCOTr.
Sixth Street, No. lG, North,
IL, i 1t
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T.. NJ. EOTELER, Practical Cns.F;t-
ter and plntnher

.SoUthoCeA c0rntr OFeth Gnd d Streets
prepared at al times to supply the public gene
i rally with GAS FiTfINGs and Fixtures, #
the latest styles and patterns the most reason
able terms.
Churches, Hotels. or any public private build
iHgs fitted up with AS PIPES aud FIXTURES at
the shortest notice.
Sole A gent for pr. Kitier's Ptt7lt Gas RecpIa'or
which for ec"nH.'y and suleriur light, should he pos
s-s' ed 'y ali consumers Of g;,s. sep 22-tf-
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TO TuE LOVERS GE

ICE GEEAE., COEFECTIuNAEiES, &C.
fE'itE AJinBiCAN Ice CREAM, manufactured by
Il the subscriber from pure country cream and
FURNISHED in any quantity, from quart and up
waris IL 81 SO per gallon, and at the shortest notice
Parties, iinncrs and Private Entertainments fur
sishel in the most fashionable sty.e and eouui to
any in the United States
CiIARL0TTE-RUSSE, FROZEN FRUIT
BLANC NANCE, PYRAMIDS
JEl.LlES, CAKES &c.
made to order in every style. -
All orders left at ARS9LDS, under Gadsby's
Hotel, on Pennsylvania avenue, will lie punctualy
attended to- where there viii be constantly kept on
hand large AID fresh assortment of FRUITS,
C0NFECTlONARIES, FRENCH EON-BONs PRE-
SERVES, PICKLES, &c.
long experience in the business enables the sub
scriber t. guarantee the utmost satisfaction
OYSTERS in various styles, C0FFEE, TEA CHO-
C0LATE, 0RGEAT, and other rcfreshncnts can be
obtained st all hours at the above saloon
ECR APnT
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Sr. .in,t's CJm,,,t,nd pe.cn :
MUSICAL INSTRUC TIONS.

I"itssor J. Andria lardeIla
" 'ILp respectfully Inform tie citizens of
,-.,'.,. ~ lShi"gton that he viii be prepared to
ed .s i''rdco on the Piano. &C. ON the Is,
a, A Al orders len al the Musical ID. not
Is,y yin . hi'z OF at Thomosnn's Daguerrean Gal
~ y, m m.si with prompt attention. Prices made
sshools ppne eanon, liberal deduction made TO
aug ls-3meo
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NEW RESTAURANT.

rs y I'D IIAMMACk respect
< Q fully informs his friends Sd, ArllsS rll.tsS
ssGf y tii- citizens that he has ~SEA2s
SS> opcn1d for their accomno
Ia ion RESTACRANT, on the corner OF Per nsy
vania avenue ana 18Th street, south SIDE. ITa fully
expects. ty strict attention 10 tie business
duct the establishment in such manner tn mcr-
il the favor ana p1rODa't Of all. The bar is sup
piled with the choicest WINES, LIQUORS, ami CT
CARS. while the eating department. vii: contain all
that can be required by the most fastdious epcure
&C 26-d2w#-
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BALTIMORE PAN
3 s-1l7sS4 FORTE IAAUFA CTCRY

" : turers of Grand square and Boulder
PIANOS request special attention Of Female Plan
lists to aneat simple. and convenient method ~f ad
justing the Piano any desr-e of touch (heavy
or light the performer requires. Touch being the
pr ncipa means of playing the Piano. it should be
agreeable and equal the elasticity of the fingers.
Call aud see it. j. j. WISE BRO
S--2Ul-
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TG THE LADIES.

The latest style of Winter HATS just re
sas 'aiscd-The undersigned respectfully in
TX .ites the attention of the ladies' TO examine
w our Rev style of HATS and To inform them
that We ready 70 receive and execute all orders
for HATS. CAPS, HEADDRESSES, Sc. with neat
ness and dispatch Also, very selec. assortment Of
pOintei velvet RIBBON, all colers; together with
every variety Of Fancy Gools, at
WM. +. SHEpDS,
llth street, above Pennsylvania avenue.
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%. COUGHS. GOLnE. Group. AND WuO0P-
ING C0UGH.

Tls - fhitJL $ErHp h UI1 HIrlF.
- Ross f'F,ERNrgp 'oi;H STFUP gives iinIne1i-
g.. ,.f :, e. IT,, vnrse H.u-a. Wheeler Co,tS,nIl
ti, - prcceelif., trorn cold. It al!ayS any irri
~, - N iho Iu.l- arl irtii,a- the stem against
f....-.. attacks L.. t5tt!cS At "a esrtS ani ST.
,..iIrpu are Il-C u ALL - Group. which dangerous
r.i,,. yirlS ;u,uls-IIs,cly "a DR.. j. ROSES NEVER
r..,.,. Tr,1ir SlEU3. pr.c.. p cents
Nh.upi.rs Cough another complaint. always
No.. in 2 ~ and damp weather. The afflicted fiud
,r.lt r..t-f IN the usr of Dr. !. Ross WHO0eING
C5,,-;, So r which always relieves and prevents
ti.. Is.a-. from running into other dis sueh
- s.r,iian OF the Lungs, Dropsy i'll the Chest.
go, t,l>IG; ;tiOn. Price 30 cents.
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NOTICE !-All persons indebted to the late
IN hrm of A. Davis Co., Grocery, tn street are
urgently requested TO call on the under signed and
make immediate settlement of their accounts, and
Thereby prevent the dsagrseabe necessity of passing
them into ether hands for eoercive measures as the
business must be closed.
B. =. M0RsELL, Trustee,
La. avenue, OPP. Bank Of Washington.
sep Ie-eo3m,
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TIa iaL DISEASES oE TIFF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER

b. J 3. i:1sf's CJNP1TND FiUID EXTRACT OF
Ftu tits j. decidedly one Of the sst remedies
eve --.r f,f li.-iss Of tn hi.,NG. tlsdirr Sc..
. ..-, i,r -tJfy iii' rti0us: assyS richly rr,ni-
l.,.i ! ~ th,. iite Dr Fhysir. ami Elany Of the
f,..t g; Eugui-l.nl medical men abroad. Price -
r.lss. ----
e. T. : Rn-z-S GaLpEN rifIs f,r E,iling # the
Womb Feni''r Weakness D4tiiity, a.,d Relaxation.
-. - cents
E~ j. : ROSES FEMALE SPECIFIC.-i remedy IN
Ps.rstl, Mer-trua:iln Leucnrr,.; iii.es. iric'
Gu ,triIGr.
FOX liver COMPLAINTS. DYSPEPSIA, e..
Tha Liver teing the largest @iari III tbe l.um6'
iNiv. il frp,Iuen ly darrng,d Ian :ry her
lh flows dy-pi.siI. constipation. coli f'et. ani
10 Hai'e-tiIa stin become yriGE- the spirit
drop ;' =! re is -r.at aversion t. :.cicty. Re
g;iIt- H. liver. a1i you correct all IN - evils -
Is ~-st Preparations 10 take are l'R. RDsE'< C!LE
F5,..a l,L.5LH - ANTG BILIOUS fftL'. ieT err,
o.: tie iil Ak. >rf. .,isr appetite as.l s:r"Icth-
H. FI-PtP.! :, tIUP ,IS3 should Ice taken where &
Yen t. be-. ir,cI-' win Dyspepsia f.r a long
t.fl.-iTicr 81 C-..ts. EGl r colds, b.!i3u Aat
,,..I~r -. Ike -. Es-gs AXTI-EI-it,s n III
s...l s'I..l- - :. All - c-ssis I"r bcx.
81, - ;;st s-.gr !F.uaratisr~. Wit, -. EI--'>
E47i S....-.r e, II Si5lue-S and il, tr;.sth
Z g.. D. g Ut Il. il a. man. Charles Stutt Co. V.
I! ..Ir.t,n. .i,I,r ". N.,rf. Patterson u Nnr;i,
". 2.,fri~.n. william I. Ey1Es. kidwrll & tw
r,ic-. }. 2. iiJOrr. Washington; J. l.. E!dw IL.
Cor at,.sn; aLd y all Dealers III hlexsndra, Nir
giti:. sep a