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w. d. WALLACE AND WIN. HOPE,
HAVING purchased de Washhlton city EvrH
y T. INC SrAA" wiz assume its future pubhcanoe
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what may be going on in Washington, or what may
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Mail subscriptions 10 either edition 30 be pa,d m
variahly in advance. .....- "a. -fua.,.i,,.5.
The postage on all letters and corrmunicstions I'd
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STAR must be prepaid. t.-. ~ sfa.Lo.5
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andria will shortly be called on by agents who viii be
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ington NEWSPAPER of The day. u. y - ~
The EVENING STAR Office II on ID street, In the i'm
meiaie vicinity of its Junction with 18th and
Pennsylvania avenue, and nearly opposite the Irving
Hotel. ~ .- ..ii % --.l.Ii''F "a '1 fs-'tI
Washington, JUDY s, 1883 o f,r9 Ii! slf.iy
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Arrival Of a British War Steamer. = River
ffod Thieves Arrested, &c.. be.

''' F TnleveS Arrested, GO. uG#
anna. , Boston, July 81.
The British war steamer Medea, from
Halifax, July 2Sth, arrived at this port
yesterday morning. 1t is supposed she
brings dispatches in regard to the fishery
question. ... t "a
A desperate encounter took place last
night between the new harbor police and
two river thieves, who had been boarding
and robbing vessels at this port, disguised
in masks, and sometimes using cIloro-
form. The robbers were seen leaving n
vessel in a boat, and were again pursued
and captured. They afterwards escaped,
and were again pursued, the robbers
firing five times at the officers, who re-
turned the compliment, but without eff
feet on either side. .. ...
One of the robbers was finally struck
down by Waterman, and the other was
run down. They were armed with two
six barrelled revolvers each, and several
gold watches which they had stolen were
found upon them. A third member of
the gang was arrested this morning;
Their names are George Taylor alias Kel-
ly, William MI. 9ughlin, and Henry kel
ly alias Allen. Upon them was found a
large amount. stolen from the brig Maria
Wilder, boarded July Goth. The captain
was put to sleep with chloroform, and his
pantaloons robbed of 1915.
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The LAWYER AND THE THIEF.-The
scandalous liberties taken by lawyers in
torturing witnesses and traducing oppos-
ing parties, have lately been much re-
marked upon. A striking illustration of
this branch of practice we CHANGED to
discover among the law intelligence of
the last London papers John Richards,
burglar, stole into house with latch
key: was found in the bedroom of lady
lodger, and could give no creditable &C
count of himself.
Mr. Sleigh, in defending 'his burglar, :"
considerably suggested (of his own imag-
lining. no hint of the kind being given in
his brief that the burglar uas IN the room
by the appointment of the lady! The
judge and jury condemned this defence as
unfounded and unjustifiable; "there was
not the slightest evidence to support the
insinuation." The burglar himself (arhd
ras transported for ten gears diselaimeO
the defence of has ingenious advocate.
Which of the two most deserved trans.
portation-the gentleman barrister, who
for fee, attempted to affix an indelible
stigma upon the character of lady, OF
the magnanimous burglar, who disdained
the chance of escape procured by the
sacrifice of a reputation Judgment
not reserved.
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AUCTION Sales.
dME4N. SrRArft M xuctiouesr,

Penn. arenue, south side, near 10th street
TyTRNTTURE AND H0J TSEHOED EFFECTS
RsAOf'AiPRTVATE FAM lily ATAUCTION.-
On WEDNESDAY morning, August Sd. atl0 O'clock
shall sell at the residence of Mrs. Wilcox, on
street. three doors fiom Tenth, south side, all her
household effects, viz: '''iNH '''1' -',A
Mahogany Sofas. Rockers, and Parlor Chairs
iaB Cane, Rush, and Wood.:,eat Chairs,
oI Mahogany Sideboards, NianteI Clock
is. Centre, Card, and Dining Tables i't' az
iParIor, Chamber, Passage, and Stair Carpets
Stair Rods, Straw Mating, Hall Lamp, syl
- French, High, and Low post Bedsteals 1881
- Feather Beds Mattresses. Bureaus I.tt H.s
Is .Waslistaais aud Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses
uin Venetian Blinds, Solar Lamp, Crockery
a, Glassware, Tin Safes, Pot Plants .'.''
a.. Cooking, Parior, and Chamber Stoves ts E o
A bot Of Books and Pamphlets. iifa D. rit
Together with good assortment of Kitchen requi-
III SITES. &e.v '5Hs' ttif 10. .. ia, -s'...t8 .
Terms S25 and under, cnsh; over sos, n credit
of 30 and 90 days for notes satisfactorily endorsed,
bearing interest Z, - .. aug 1-3t
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Washington Dyeing Establishm emit.

J. r. BERKLEY, DYER & SCOURER,
Pennsylvania drenuc. bcfween 9th and 10th Streets OPP
.''iI'. I. posite Sharak's Iron Iiddi.
TNHE subscriber ever grateful for the liberal pa
i trollage with which he has been favored, hopes
by pune tua personal attention TO business to merit
an incrt Particular attention is paid TO the dye
ing of fine Dress Goods, Curtains, &c. Also, to
dyeing and cleansing Gen,lemens wearing apparel.
Persona having damaged deiaeed goods can have
them r,colored in the piece. In this branch he
feels a: slred that his mode cannot be surpassed.
The subscriber has an improved method of cooring
and Gle aiming Grape ShawIs which will be found TO
give entire satisfaction. Persons wishing Carpets
cleaned can have them done in the best manner by
sending them before the busy season commences.
jy 2l,I
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NEW MUSIC al the MUSIC STORE If.
~ it is better to laugh than be signing; WOman's
Rights; Honest hearts aud willing hands; IN prav
for thee: Postal, or, tl die is cast Ida May; Sweet
Mississippi; Maggie dear; Juney AT the gate; Happy
Birdling Sisters w edding; Willie my brave; Black
smith POLKA; Very Best Polka, Tip Top Polka; Ma
poleou Polka; Holiday Sch0tische; Gcranium do
Thonghilrss do; Snow Drop do; United States grand
ttaitA; West Point dream Waltz; Silver Lake
Waltz; Fairy Bells Waltz; and other NUMEROUS new
pieces in addition 10 fine assortment of Duets &
Guitar Pieces, &c. JOHN F. ELLIS,
iv p Penn. ave- bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
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NO. 1873 BALTIMORE STREET, Baltimore, Md
Importer and ManufacturerOf LADIES' DRESS
TRIMMINGS, and French, German, English and
Italian GOODS, has on hand, and is constantly re-
ceug by direct Importation. all the latest STYLES of
80 LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS
to which he invites the attention of merchants visit
ing the city, all of which he will sell onrhe most rea
sonabie terms, wholesale and retail, siich as
Serpentine and Russia Braids
Melted and Plain Silk Fringes uis.s ... ... ,. J.
Silk Gimps; Basket, Agate. and Silk Buttons o,
Silk and Worsted Laees; Embroidery Braids
Embroidery and Purse Silk. SaddIers' Silk
WOrsted Braids; Embroidered Gimps
Port MOnnaes; Hair Brushes
Buffalo and Shell Combs
Bags and Purses; Purse Ornaments
French Perfumeries. &C., &c. Wifi
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CITY LOTS FOR SALE.

4 LARGE number OF LOTS in Squares Nos. 20.
IAil 49, "a. t7. 81, SO. I02, l03. 100, H. I42 los
III, .9 2l,. $50, 295, 322, 35l, a53 369. All, 49,
492, asa, 499 SOL :03, SOC, 3d. 53l, 53, 535 so,
SIS. sail 90. CO, GA. go, G67, G6s G6g. 6s G93
7s0. SIi, s2s. s:E, s34, e35 500 500, SOL ,SGi 500
s6s, 800, 909 49, $50, $780, $685. 9s, $50 1902, 1910,
lG!l 1888: 1885, 1898, 1912, 1915, 1856. 1853. 1000
1862 1910, l072, 1913 1916 1859, 1888 1854, 1886,
1901, 1893, 1896 1857, l09e, TIA. and Ills. -
Apply to VIM II. WARD,
Attorney at-Law, Browns Marble
lv p-nnJtF ...... Building.
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RANk OF WASHINGTON 4 BANK OF ME-
- TROPOLiS,Biahk Checks on the above Banks
either bound or by the quire or sheet. Also, ten
dozen Blank Books, Memorandum Books. Pass
Books, &c. Cap, Letter, Drawing, Tracing, Tissue,
Wrapping and other Paper, always en- hand at the
c!Ieap Stationery, Music, and Fancy Stnre,of.
D. -.. JNO. F. ELLIS, Penn. avenue
/ jy 81 bet. 9Th and 10th Streets
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HAMS! HAMS :! HAMS ~
coO vOr of' various Brands, viz:
Boshers and Wilson's Virginia Ham
ScOoieys Queen City E"
Shrewsbury s. Prices Palmetto "
300 lbs Prime Shoulders for family use.
ALSO
30 4 chests of Green and Black Teas, of superior
favor and quality, from Soc up TO 81 D.
With large and extensive assortment ri all kinds
and quality of Groceries expressly selected for fam
lily for sale low at my old stand at the north west
corner of 18th and L streets. .....
jy22-eo:t .I.r l JOHN ]. JOYCE.
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By E. n sTRATT0N, Auctionesr,

81. Penn. Grenue, south side, near lOh street
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUG
TiON.-On THURSDAY, August l4th, at
O'Clock on the premises, L shall sell the eastern
threrfonrths of lot No. Is, in square No 36s, con-
tanning .ySl square feet, fronting 50 teet on north
street. between Ninth and Tenth streets, and run
ming back 22 feet Az inches to 80 ioot alley.
Terms liheral-made known at sale.
8 aug 1-dts " A '.r.} r...-| -. t. ...... g..
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G. S. McELFRESH,
Under the National Hotel.


,.s. .,. ... HAVANA CIGARS.
ID ESPECTFULLY invites the citizens of Wash
~ mgtOn TO an examination of his stock among
winch Will be found the following celebrated manu-
factories .,...... .
BEN FRANKLIN; EMPIRE CITY; ..N
CONSULTATIONS; ELLABERINTO; -..,I p
NEGL ERIBAS; TRABUCOES: HI.,
. d. Ell EBK0; PRANSADO CONSUELO: %
REGALIA LONDRE ABEZA; LA INDIA:
ES1.A ebay; LA FIRMEZA.
REGA.ltAS, OF the choicest kind, at $3.50 per
-.. thousand. ..-,..rr
the most celebrated manufacturers ilA.Im
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IT Is A GREAT MISTAKE

VlsfTERS coming 10 the city OF Washington. say
there Is no amusement but it is n great mistake.
Gentlemen, there is FARRAR'S Bowling Saloon on
missouri avenue. nea- the corner OF 9th street. where
you may amuse yourselves AT all times oil tie d;y
1t Is sometimes crowded at night, but y0u can al
ways get chance in the afternoon. or Intervening.
IL Is fact. Yours, respectfully,
JIM. FARRAR.
N. B.-Wanted to buy the time of n coored b DY
who has got to serve for number of years or ntii
he Is twenty-One. iy 21-eo2,y
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sua.aaui Amns,msrts.-Ths Fourth war

S7a4ayl AmNseHpents1 Fourth ward,
long considered one of the most. quiet in the
city seems to be giving sway 20 iniquity and
vice. Several Sabbaths past we have heard
complain from various parts of the ward
Yesterd y, a slave negro was severely beaten
and injured by q free one, named Contee, We
believe. \ police officer from the Third ward
happened near the spot and attempted to ar
rest Con:ec. but did not succeed after a race of
near three hundred yards. The slave was
badly cut by stone. "' v3
% ~ b referring to another column, it will
be seen thst'our friend W. F Benter has made
arrangements to add to his already great
popularity in this city. The neatness and
cleanlinessaoF the Washington Hall Restau-
rant, and l.e obliging politeness of Frank him
self has obiained for him areputation that we
H'''A'' . rl.liH f.. -.ia ..r.r
Bold L5rh.-Oficer Kimball yesterday ar
rested man named John Long, for attacking
a house nelr the tollgat on the Baltimore
road, and breaking the door. He was also
charged Wi h assault and battery upon three
persons VII" endeavored to dissuade him from
his violence! He was sent to Jail by Captain
Birch. "u..
70 The musical friends of Mr.. Geo. NJ.
Hill have rendered him the benefit of con-
cert in OIL Fellows Hall, on Wednesday
evening next. Wehope he may have a crowd
Ell house D..
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FIRST PREMIUM PIANOS.

- We have this week opened three of tbs
TsYFI above instruments, from the celebrated
establishment of Knabe, Gaehle, s Co, which we
guarantee to sell at the same price the manufac
urers, saving freight and other expenses. Also, Pr
AMOS, OF other make, constantly on hand. Also
one of the most beautiful assortments of GUITARS
VI0EINS, FLUTES, and other Instruments ever
offered To the public. call is respectfully
D. ..E 81. So. Z JNO. F. ELLIS, -
q iy ID Penn. ave. bet. 9th and 10th sts.,
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MILLINERY.
a CARD.

I WOULD respectfully call the attention of the
p L public to an examination of the choicest assOrt
ment OF genuine HAVANA CIGARS ever offered in
this market, lis 900 of which have received with
i'll IN last ten days direct from Havana. They will
be so Id wholesale or retail, at moderate prices
.t I,vpuld aso ask attention to my fine stock of
WIN Els, BRANDIES, TEAS, Sc, which will be
found 10 compare favorably with any to be found in
the city tp'lu;llity and price.
i...., ..... 49,. f.. c. DYER Penn. avenue,
.jy 2I-i9tiGl bet. l2th and 18Th streets.
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New Y0rk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEWTON
,.s..t. .t Death Denied.
New YORK, August 1-1P.M.
The Market is firm; SATURDAYS prices
are tending upwards. ea' !
Commodore Newton s friends here have
letters dated Pensacola to the 22d July,
which state that he is recovering. .iT
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FOR RENT.

fSl fine, commodious two-story and basement
El:I BRICK DWELLING corner of PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and 25th street, near Georgetown. 50 feet
front, with fine yard extending back to the street
in the rear, thus having the advantage of two fronts
aid also pump in the yard; is now offered ror
rentupOn reasonable terms. The house was formerly
occupied by Secretary Forsyth. Apply TO HENRY
NEWMAN, on the premises. iyl4 2w
I AND WARRANTS wanted, by
IL PETER A. KELLER, -'
y l5-lm 18th sfraaa 0sp. Treasury.
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Collectors Office, July 13. 1853.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-DEDUCTF0N
IN FOR PROMPT PAYMENT.-Notice is here
by given that the Taxes for the year 1858 are now
due, and payable nj this Office; and that deduc-
ton often per cent is allowed by law for the cur
rent year. if paid or before the 3lst of August en-
suing. -" ~ X. j. ROCHE,
iy l4-eOtd .f. ..ua.H Dc i.... Collector, o..
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False Akhrm.-The alarm of fire at twelve
o'clock Saturday night. was caused by desire
on the part of the b'hoys to have run We
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DIR. VAN PATTEN. III. 80.
H@ SURGEON DENTIST.
IUllD Penn. avenue, between 9th and 9TH sts.
next 10 TOdd's Hat Store.

ENURNITURE, VANISHING, REPAIRING, &
Il JQBBiNG SHOP, Pennsylvania avenue, south
side, between 18th and l3k streets, next door to
Lambs picture-frame factory. HOusekeepers and
others having furniture Of repair can by leaving
their orders or calling al the above place. have il put
in frstrate order at such prices that will please all
favor:ng the undersigned with their work. With
prompt attention and moderate charges. the subscri
her confidently anticipates share of public patron
age. Old chairs recaned and painted in imitation of
various woods Grateful for past favors, the under
signed respectfully sOlicits continuance of the
same. .r, 9 ROBT. III. WALMSLEG.
3 iy lS-eOlm pof
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NEW PAINT AND OIL STORE.

~" II HENI AMI U1GI STU f.
I'HE Undersigned, Z. ;. WHrTTLEsEY, has ope ned
l. Store on the east side OF Seventh street, he
tween Louisiana avenue and street, for tlse sale of
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, RRlT SHE'S,
LAMBS, CAMPlilNE, &c. Having purchased the
entire stock for cash, great inducements will be of
tered to those desiring goods in my line.
All goods delivered free OF charge in any part of
the city. c. :. WHTTTLESEY
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TNURNTSHED HOUSE WANTED.-A large and
IL com ortabe DWELLING, ready furnished !;
with carri ~ house, stable &c. For further partic
MARS ehuuh = of T. N. STRArTON, Auctr,
South side Penn. avenue, near 10th street.
iy 9.-eu.J. mon y ln'cl
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I7|FHaIa Baltimore Markets. - -
5" BALTIMORE, August l-lP. NJ,
s. There is an increasing demand for flour
to-day, Howard street is selling at IS
Is, City Mills at IS Is. White wheat at
81 IA cts. ST 20. Red wheat at 81 09
a 81 Ia, 1000 bushels sold. Stock Mar
ket dull and downward tendency.
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just Rcceiv ed,

just Receiv ed, tt.
AT WIITTLESEY'S PAIN [, OIL, GLASS
"a LAMP STORE, On 9TH str ect, opposite Hall
Brothers Dry Goods Store
3 tons pune WHITE LEAD
ZINC PAINT
300 gallons raw LINSEED OIL
2oO {" boiled do
2JO g pure SPERM OH.
900 g WHALEOH ..'
300 GO LARD OH. ......H ,
Also, Tanners, NeafOot, and Rosin OILS
Copal, Coach, Japan, Asphaltlnn, Daman, and Shoe
NARNISHES
800 boxes WINDOW GLASS, single and double
thickness, including French Plate all sizes
Together with complete assortment of PAINTS.
all colors, dry and ground in oil
LAMPS, GlRANDOLES, CANDELABRAS, some
entirely new patterns, gotten up expressly 10 my
BRUSHES of all descriptions
A,anlantne and sperm CANDLES
In fact1 have everything usually kept in Paint,
IN, and Lamp Store, all oil which were purchased
entirely Tor cash, and will be- sold to suit the times
ana the emergency of the case.
On all sums of Sl5 and over five per cent will he
deducted for cash. Don't mistake the place
WiiITTLESEY :. 18th street
- Nearly opposite the Avenue House.
iy a9-F&Tlm
CROCK ORDERS executed on Commission, by
~ PETER A. KELLER,
N DIN .-.--. 18th street, opp. Treasury.
SHOULDER BRACES, &c.-At LAMMOND,S.
~ IN street, doors below f, can be found Shou-
der Braces, desirable article Tor persons inclined
10 stoop; also, Boys Patent Leather Belts. Chill
drens Nursery Chairs Jointed Fishing Rods. India
hubDer Long Combs. &c jy 21-po:n
A CCORDEONS, &c.-At LAMMOND'S, 1.h ST..
"A ID door below F. can be found French Accor
deems, Violin and Guitar STRINGS, Visiting and
Playing CARDS, India Rubber Long Combs, &c,
for sale very cheap, for cash. jy 2s-eo3t
lust received at BAKERS Periodical Depot on
- the Island-
Putnam ; Industry of al, NatiOns-a weekly record
of the Worlds Fair at New York
Graham's Magazine ..' y
GOdey's Lady'S Book
Lady's National Magazine, for August
Old Put. or the days OF 16-a brilliant narrative of
some OF the most stirring incidents OF the RevU-
lutiOnary War
Agnes. the beautiful-a vivid picture of New York
life. . ..4 Nv o.
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STRIKE OF IRON PUDDLERs.-On Mon
day last the puddlers at the Mount Savage
Rolling Mill struck for an advance in
wages of fifty cents per ton, and as the
company have not complied with their
demands, operations have been suspended
during the week at the works. The price
heretofore paid has been 81 SO per ton
for pudding. This important establish
ment, for many months past, has been
profitably engaged in the manufacture of
railroad bars.
RAPID INCREASE OF THE POPULATION OF
THE UNITED STATEs.-The decennial in
crease of the most favored portions of Eu-
rope is less than l J per cent. per annum,
while that of the United States is at the
rate of 81 per cent. According to our
past progress, viewed in connection with
that of European nations, the population
of the United States in forty years will
exceed that of England, France, Spain,
Portugal, and Switzerland, combined.
U How many spend thousands in a
few years, in expenses, and when, on
looking back, cannot tell where the mon
Cy NClit III saw, 10 liiC RUE
to get rich. To squander, even in small
sums, is the first step toward the poor
house.
70 The new Empress of France has
been guilty of showing little affection,
which, as ourreadcrs know, is not etiquette
at Courts. When her friend Merime was
nominated Senator nomination which
she had long solicited-she ran to the
Emperor, on his return from Paris to st.
Cloud, and gave him two kisses, in the
presence of all his attendants.
nTOne of the editors of the New York
Times says: 1.-The world is growing po-
lite" We are glad to chronicleit. During
single ride on the Fourth Avenue cars,
we heard three ladies thank the gentle
men that gave up their seats for their &C.
commOdatiOD
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Having sold out my entire business
to Mr. Z. = Whittesey, and gone in Ills employ,
cheerfully recommend him to my friends and c,lsiO-
mers for their patronage for whatever they may wish
in his line of business; knowing whatever orders
they may furnish him with will be promptly attend
ed To, and of the very best material.
jy l5-eO2w AHATCU JR
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G. A. WAT SON, 81" az;

WHNDLE DhUFFIV y IUNE HhU,
Massac husetts ave. between 4th and 9Th SITS.
MARBLE MANTELS and MONUMENTS,
ltl TOMB and AD-STONES, kept COM
stantly on hand. All building work furnished
at the shortest notice and at moderate prices
je A-tf