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Temperance in N. q

We sec in the Wilmington IVeekiy
Commercial of last week, notice that
An effort will be made in the next
Legislature of the Old North State tc
pass q law prohibiting, as far us posi-.
bic, the sale of Intoxicating liquors
The same paper also contains an &C
count ola meeting held at Whining.
ton on the 26th ult., at WHICH, rcsolu.
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LETTERS

Remaining in the Pos, Office in Sumterville,.
So Ca Quarter ending 3lth March, 1854
A.-N: Y. Anderson,
BI4!sn: b., psS B B;a!lsfo1a, Mra. z. D; Ballard.
r. Bell, John Brown, Mrs. Eleanor Bagett, w.
II. Burgess, Mrs. Mary Baiaye. Mackey Bsss-
field, +. b. Brown, John F. Ballard, Nathanc
Bradford, Burgheim and Hodge. Lyman and,
Belser, Mrs. William Belser.
C.-Anthony Codwell, w. A. Cunningham;
}. NJ. Crosswell, Edward Carter, Mrs. Mary
Ann Clark Miss Hnrrick E. Cockril, Alburt
Carbeck, a. J, Carson, John Goblin ,iMrs. Cath, :
IRON Blnrk, Mrs. Temkey Christnas,- Mrs. Fl.
II. Cooper.
De; NJ. Dori,y. Judge Doris, Nlisa sallie.
English.
F.SRobert Francis, 7. J. Frierson.
c. John Grooms, w. C. Query, Miss Elisa
beth Green, Thomas Geser.
Hall, Comeliers IIussey. w. r. Harvin.
J.-B. A. James, Henry D. Jennings, James A..
Johnson, Mrs. Lydia l.. Jones James A. lshn,
son, &. Joseph, W. James.
k.-Daniel Kenny,
L.-Rey: Samuel Io,spieck, Albent Lyon, Dr..
q. II: Livingston, James Lane.
M-James Msyce, James MoCarley, w. MI
Moore, T. X. Mayrant, Mrs. Eliza c. Marchi.
son George MoGee, DR.. X. Moore, Hardy Nor,
gan. Mrs. jane Mccoy, David McCutcheon, w,
l.. Moore, Z. Mdlekoufl :
O.-Joseph Oneil
Joseph Parker. p''
R.-Johh Radreo, John n. Reval,, Miss. Han.
nah Rachel, AlbeSs Rodgers, AIbs MaItin
Riley, Miss Harriet G. Row.
S.-Edwin J, Shaw, Miss Argna Stokes, Hen.
Seelcy,. Charles II. Small, II. Scarborough.
Geo. N. Stokes d. Co., James Spann Mrs.
Yido Scarborough, Aiiss Caroline Siuehy.
T-E. b. II. Thomap, Rnrrcil C. yarehan, M.
7. NJ. Wang han, Miss vermeil Vaughan.
~
Walsh, b. D. Wilson, Mr.. NJ. A. Whpclsr,
Miss Amanda White, Airs. CharIoite Wi-,dss.
HENRY HAYNSWORTlI, Il. M.
April 5, 1851. % il
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For the Banner.
March %, 1851

March %, 1854.
Messrs Editors :SS5Hs of the late mum.
bcrs OF your paper contained an allusion
To the immense size Of Rutahaga Turnip
Which was reported as weighing fifteen
pounds. This may be something great for
your section of the county, and worthy of
Dragging about, but can tell you OF some
thing which heads that,--having day or
two since seen one Of the same description
weighing twcnty-onc pounds. Bca, that
if you can.
EDIsro ISLAND
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I'oPuI.r.
for the Banner.
HoLLow-LoG, ! April l, 1854

lloLLow-LoG, April l, 1854.
MEssRs EoIroRs In these pippu limo,
ol peace, when little else seems to occupy
the public mind, than the prctenlions OF
hsplrants for District honors, and every
man must crafty himself by inditing a
communicative, permit an old soldier to
dip his finger in the pie before it gets too
ho, albeit he is unused 10 the serb.
o''hs 'nood farthtr than manufacturing a
pass which by-,hc-by the " Vlgilant Asso.
cIatIon have made no easy task. A wri.
ter III your paper Of the 22d ult., calls upon
'hc Candidates for an expression OF opinion
upon several leading topics Of the day so
lar so good but in your last issue appears
an objection to the number of queries pro-
pounded and this same objection signed
" Pro Bono PuJiico," would narrow dawn
The discussion to one subject, piece of
cruelty to The candidates which as be.
hcvoicnt man | cannot silently submit To- ;
surc'J they ought to be allowed chance
10 spread themselves; and with this bencyo-
lent object i'll vicwf following
questions Tor answefs st stump
gathering. Is the Oreo1cnISea p anitct,
10 the soil and climate Of Sumter District ?
tiow would the striped pig" grow if
transpIanlcd into Sum,ervile, and would
the egg trade be thereby increased Is
retail " not wholesale and last but not
least, for the agricultural community de-
serve gool share OF the benefits 10 be thus
derived; which is the best means of ret.
t'ng young lambs early? If this last
should prove n poser | recommend,
that IL: candidates open correspondence
with Sir Charles Napier, who is pledged
to cnl'gh'cn all cnquir,sts upon the subject,
llumbly submitted by
PLowIBUs.
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For the Banner.
The Germans Moon.

While being seated a few evenings since
with Our German friend, some of the Young
bucks of our village, for their own amu-e-
laent raised balloon, about tho apparent
size Of the moon, and as il asscndcd from a
distant part of the village, our friend dis
covered it in rapid assent and all astonsh.
mont. suddenly exclaimed Mine Cot der
moon he fast rlso DIS night"
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% riginal - uetrn.
For The BANNER.
8 P Ee 4 N G. .
BY 4 JOURNEYMAN

lis spring, tits spring, see, ace the flowers
And hear the balrny Zephyrs playing,
Among the green and shady bowers,
Where birds their mellow notes are singing
The sun sheds forth her genial ray,
Worming up the frozen earth,
Bidding the massy ice give way
10 things Of richrr, rnrer worth.
The gentle breeze comes loaded with
Perfumes Of many flower,
Bloomed to benutify the car,h,-
But wither in an hour.
See the daisy deck the green,
And the Leaflets putting forth
The lovely rose, acknowledged Queen.
Among the many flowers Of earth.
How sweet it rs to wander in,
The forests dark cool shades,
TO gain some lofty height, and then,
TO view the distant gla,lcs.
And listen to the mellow notes,
VI some sweet nghtcngale,
AS on the breeze it gently nouts
Hfoin NIL 10 NIL, from dndc TO dale.
II brings TO mind the happy days
or boyhoods sportive hours,
When we engaged in childish plays
And roamcd mid woodland bowers.
when with companions fondly loved,
Who with ourselves took part,
As hand in hand we onward moved
With buoynnt, merry heart.
But sad reflection brings to mind,
Companions loved and lost,
That once TO us Were dear and kind,
Tint numbers now with things that, ms,
SILVANUS.
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NEW & FASHIONABLE

SPRING d. SUMNER Goods
The subscriber would respectfully call
attention TO his large and we'll assoi,ed
stock of
DRESS GOODS.
Challies and Beregc DeLaincs,
Plain co'ored Bereges, printed de.
Printed and plain Jaconct Musins,
Pop'in and Linen Lustres, in dress
patterns, Gingha,ns,
Back and Col'd Silks, Marcelan Silks
Dotted e. Plain Swiss MusIins, Null
Muslins,
Fine Embroidered collars, CLeni.
seltcs. Infants Waists &c.
AleXander's Kid Gloves, Lisle Thread
Gloves &c.
AT low and uniform prices.
l.. b. HANKS.
0sNABURGs, Pain Striped
Blue Den'ms, Tickngs sc.
Bieachcd and Brown Shir,ing, 9l.i,-
10 Ia. and lila.
Linen Table cloths, Diapers Mc.
Long Cloths Of all qualities.
Fronting Lin, MS, P,.Hw.case Linens
ny l.. Is. HANKS.
EATABLES, Figs, Prunes, Raisins,-
Preserves, Candies, Nuts &c &c.
l.. B. HANKS.
Almos, anything else to he called for.
For sale by l.. Il HANKS
April 3, 1854. % II
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NEW GOODS.

The subscribers are now in recent of
their SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK,
consisting Of every variety Of Gents and
Indies dress goods. Groceries, Hard
ware &c, which they are prepared 10 sell
call and examine for yourselves.
r. C.. WEBB 81 Coz.
Apr, 5, 1854. %. IT,.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

We are indebted to the Hon. Nlcssrs
BUTLER, EVANS, KfIrr, BoYcE and
Brooks, for valuable documents. for which
they will please accept our thanks.
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II he WatcAlIll:ana.

We sec by the last issue Of the Black
Rirer Waichman, that Major II. B. FRA
SER has Withdrawn from the editorial de-
par,mcnt and Mr.. john r. HAyNswonrII
has been engaged as Associate Editor
Both Of these Gentlemen have our best
wishes for their future success and pros
pcrity.
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LaFar's Dnsslcrrcotypcs

AlR. LAFAR, whose arrival we an
nounccd in the Banner. some time
ago, has been pleasing many persons
III our community with the finest spe
ctaens of daguerrean art. We have
frequently visited his room and exam.
med his specimens, among which, we
found many Of our ac1uaintanccs and
friends and recognized them instantly.
We hnvc been favored with the oppor.
tnnity of visiting many daguerrean
galleries, and from the work we have
seen come from Mr.. LAFAn's hands,
we have no hcSitancy in recommend
ing him rs one Of the reyy best opera
tors i'll his line, wo have ever seen -
All who have tried him arc pleased
with his success, and we understand he
ncVer oiloars an indifferent picture to
90 out of his room. Ifnot the inycn
tor: he is acquainted with and exercises
new method, which by giving diff
ferent and better ch.ground, enables
the operator to take persons with light
hair and eyes much more successful ~
than by the old method, the hair be.
ing taken with its natural shade and
the eye having MI that sharpness and
livelincSs which it has in life and which
heretofore was SO difficult to be Oh
tanned in dagucrreotypcs. Many per-
sons, from the country, will be visiting
our village during court, and VIC call
attention to Mr.. LAFAR's presence
among us, that those, who have not
often So good chance to crafty their
their families and friends with IL fac
@mile picture Of themselves, may avail
themselves Of the present one. We
must all one day leave our friends, and
the dear ones, we now SO much love,
may one day leave us, but n picture
will exist almost forever and m.y al
aoays be with us to cnliven memory,
when the grave has shut out from our
view, the objects Of our love and graft
tndc. Mr.. LAFAn may be found at
his room, the first door to the right, up
stairs, and next to the Banner Office.
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-x=a.s sA.@.N.-nn.

THR lNpInEL's GIFr TO HIS Son.
An mtiJel Physician, rs his son was
about to leave him for college, procured
for him pocket Bible, frankly stating
to q friend that lie knew of nothing so
likely to preserve him from tho sad9c.
tive influence of vicious associates,
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l'LoWIBUS.

MEssEs EplToRs: Permit me to say
in reply to "NIany Voters in your
paper Of the 29th ult., that since the
withdrawal Of Mr.. John L. June, from
the canvass, ! have been applied to by
many Of my friends and have consent
ed to become candidate, for the office
of Sheriff of Sumter District. What
amount Of satisfaction may have Civ.
cn when discharging the duties Of the
Office as deputy, is known to others,
not 70 myself: But this much ! can
promise that iielectc,l, shall discharge
the duties Of the office to the best of
whatever abilities may possess, and
trust with fidelity to those whose in.
tcrcsts may be conlided to my care.
W. n. COLCLOUGu.
April 5, 1854.
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Str;lycd.

A Come, may be seen in a Nor,h-wes-
tern point at 7 o'clock in the evening. i,
is a rapid traveller, whose coming seems
To have beenun expected.
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NV. Berger's Dancing School.

We have hecn requested to call atten.
tion to Mr.. BgRGER's advertisement on an
other column. Mr.. B. is anxious to get ND
a school in Sumtcrvllc and is desirous to
commence with it about The first of MAY.
In a place where Mr.. BERGER has taught
and where he is so well known, we take it
to be useless 10 say any thing in recommen-
dation Of his qualities as teacher. Those
who are land of the movements of the
/. "light fantastic toe will do well to read
+ his notice,
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FAIR,

The Ladies of,he NJ. E. Church, ut Sumter
vile, propose holding Fair, commencing on
Tuesday evening, lith April.
1t will open at Moses Long Room, at 6.
o'clock, p. NJ. TO remain open three successive.
evenings. Ad mittamce 25 cts. Tickets to be-
had at the Door.
The last evening the articlcs remaining un--
sold will be offered to the highest bidder
april 5th, 1854 % II.
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tions were passed, committees appoint
cd and all the necessary steps taken to
nominate and run temperance ticket.
This all shows proper state of feeling
in our sister Carolina. Grip Van
Winkle" is indeed waking up.
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RulIn Orcd Duel

Reports Of a duel, between Mcssrs Cut
ting, of New York, and Breckenridge, of
Kentucky, are numerous. They are how
ever not reliable. The whole affair seems
to have been honrably arranged.
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Agricultural.

On first page will be found and inter-
csting communication to the Sumter Ag.
ricultural Association, on renova,ing the
soil. by Green Swamp Planter.
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NOliCG.

The Vigi'nnt Society Of SumtcrvilTc, will
take notice tha, Band No. 3, will turn ont from
Monday the l0lh Of April, for the usual tenn.
l.. r. LOllING, Prcs't.
J. II. DINGLE, scc'ty
April 5tl, 1854.
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Notice.

~ strayed from the subscribers Steam
rev Mil in Clarendon, on Saturday last.
two Horses, onp uf them q dark bay,
o. medium size, with marks Of saddle on his
person taking un said nurses, VIII he aui,ahiy
rewarded.
Mar, 5, 1888. % A.
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Taxes,

ALL who are liable to taxation within the
incorporate limits of Sumte rville are informed
HAT during my absence, they w i'll find their
accounts with W. J. N. HAMMET, my deputy,
~ H. Z. WEBB d Co.'S store, the first day Of
cost. F o
Apr. s, 1888. 23 r.
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Administrators Notice.

All prisons having demands against the
Estate of w. e. Query, dcceaaed, are
requested to hand Them ia properly attas4
ted and all those indebted To The aaIn,.,
will make paymer, to The subsrfiber by
the frat q Nuv,,nber next.
". G. GUERRY,
AdmtaissFssqF.
Apr, s, lsat s 3t: {
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COTTON THARsHAIiT.
ClIARI.EsToS, ApE1L 4.

NIIAKIESTON, NPKll. T.
The sales on Saturday were confined to
200 bales at from 8 IL to 9l-2c.
Corn is selling n, IS and so cents per
bushe
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The annual Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South commenced its
session at Stockton, Ca, on the 22d of
February, Bishop Sonle presiding.
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PROVISIONS.

Country Hams. and Shoulders.
Picked Beef and Tongues
Goshen Butter, Rice, Flour &c.
Mixed Pickles, in pts, q,s. and I-2 gals,
Olives, Cnpers &c
Candies, Raisons &c
ka'sons LOO Boxes at Dollar per BOX:
PERRY MOSES.
Apr, ), 1854. % tf.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-29

FOLLOWING The LoRD.-An itinerant
preacher recently travelled among the
Northwestern counties in this Stste. He
was mounted on an animal whose appear.
ance betoiened very bad keeping, the
mere frame work of what had once been
q horse. Riding up to the door ofs
country inn he inquired of the landlord
the distance to the next town. The host
coming out, was so forcibly struck with
the appearance of the animal upon which
the querist sat, that he walked around
him twice before giving the desired infor-
nation. He then inquired:
"Who might you be, fits a fair ques-
tion?"
81 am follower of the Lord" he a1-
swered.
"Follerin' the Lord, eh!" demanded Tia
host. "Wen, I'll tell you what it is, Cd
feller," (eyeing the horse again, ethereis 9
one thing sartin, if you stop often on the
road, you'll never ketch him with that
boss w
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could be done that I should be highly
Mr. HAVEN. Is the gentleman frcn,
Michigan throughs NON'
MIR. STEVENS. One word more. Iwss
asked If l had any interest in this matter.
L have endeavored to explain that I hsys
not except SO far as it benefits my STATE:
and in benefting my State it benefits :
great many other States. The alteration
which has been made in this case. .sI
understand it, simply gives to the com.
panies which are now organized, but were
not organized at the time this bill passed.
An opportunity to compete in the Lep;s.
iature Tor this land. That is all the diff.
ference which the change makes.
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DOCKS BOOKS. et..
ID j. GATHERS T. BRO.
zoo pATTYAnQR

ROOKs' BOOKS.
ID j. GATHERS T. BRO,
i02 BALTIMORE STREET,
CoRnKK OF HOLIDAY, BALfINoRl MD.
Oder to the public at reasonable prices, valuable
and we'll selected collection Of the most curious a,
rare Works, on Astroiogy, Magic. Witchcraft, An.
tiquites, Masonry, Wit, Fancy, rare Tracts, Books
Of curious Letters, The Fine Arts, Classical Ltera
ture, Heraldry, Zoology, Natural History, DC.
Together with Books on everything wonderful,
queer, strange odd, laughable, whimsical, dreadful
cut oftheway, and unaccountable.
And q very fine assortment Of the best editions Of
the works Of tho most popular and standard, Euro
pean and American, Historians, Essayists, Travel.
ers, Drsmatsts Astronomers, Critics. Statesmen Or.
ators Men Of Science, Biographical and Geographi-
cal writer's, &c.
Together with about 10000 volumes works on
THEOLOGY AND RELIGION.
And 500 volumes
MEDICAL AND LAW BOOKS,
Many OF which are now very rare, being nearly
out of print
Also, always on hand an extensive assortment Of
new and secondhand
SCHOOL BOOKS,
And secondhand NOVELS
At halft the regular prices.
Our counters are always etocked with the latest
Books, Pamphlets Novels, and Magazines ss soon
"a published.
Confident in our ability to sell cheap we cordially
invite the book kbuying public to call and examine
cur stock before purchasing elsewhere.
ap 29-u j. GATHERS & RR0.
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IlE Y0RE ADVERTISEMENTS.
From THE HOUSE OF WM. H. McDouaIn
los Nassau Street, tecrrer Of Ann.1
WILL BE PUBLISHED ON LIST AUGUST.
THE CABIN BOYSSTORY

A SEALNAU UTfC.aL ROMANCE OF JNTFrsp
: !NdS6ESI, BP THE AUTHOR OF FTHE"PL
I'll TArS O0O10R.p TIE WYKRS STORYn
fHE "OLD DOCTOR" dc
The success hitherto epio,,d hv tho .r,,o. o,.,
aoovs popular works IL o sufficient enar.oree ~ ,hs
IasSr with which any productions coming ffom his
zen VII be received by the public "rhe Cabin
~ ssooIy IA romantic narrative, illustrating
OF tue slave Trads, as carried on in ths
Cosss OF Africa. The author has served in the nav
And the descriptions and chsrseters are psinted
nop personal aequaintance with them. The story
u .o, ., exciting interest and adventure the ce
eoreted WORK OF Defoe, "Robnson Crusoe,, and hss
tie advantage over that glorious fiction. inumuch
az 10 founded on fsots or every day Occurrence
Inc history Of the heroine of the story Zuleka the
Circassian Slave, purchased at Consfantinonle ed,
Gated and married by the reckless vet Chi varic Sew
nour-the commander Of the Albatruss, is simuiy
the narration of fact painted from the life, and ali
tne numerous chsrscters portrayed throughout the
ssery sse vivnly and graphically drawn.
The publishers have already received orders for
tne rnoie cf the edition it was orig aIly their in
snoon 70 pooli'hi consequently they have been
ceseo largely to increase it, and they respectfully
request that all orders msy be sent in Immediately
fhey cona isatly expect that the work viii create
much interest as any work of cti IN that has cf
late emansted from the press, a. notwithstanding,
nnc. tne publication OF "Uncle Toms Cabin" woris
teisong to slavery in America, PRO and CON, havs
ooen numerous, none have appeared having relation
70 The system Of purch. sing slaves IN tbs African
coast written BY one who has witnessed it in all its
LIS WCfh lS Written Ia Cha5te
and pure language, and will Be a welcome and in
strucfVe addition to the family library.
The work will form Q beautiful octave volume of
400 pages handsomely illustrated with fine engray-
ings, and elegantly bound in cloth
PIice In cloth, 81; in paper IS ce:.ts, at which
rate copies win be sent by the publishers 10 any
part of the country, free OF pos.as-
~ Fer sale wholesale and retail by the publish
sf3 ELLSWORTH Z STREET,
No % Beskman ct New York.
AID oJ al the Bookse lers throughout the United
STATES and British Provinces jy 21-St
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WEST POINT I'M HOTEL.

~ the United States Grounds at West Point is
" now open for ths reception Of guests. A new
Doek mas been built by the Government, affording
convenient landing for the steamboats,.
rtean Ferries plying between Cold Spring and
st Point, and also between Garrison's Depot and
west Point, have been established to meet every
raj.
the fast and elegant steamboat Aida leaves n
TX daily st O'Clock p. m, at the foot Of Robin
Street, landing hsr passengers at the Point in
. oe to witness the evening parade of the Cadets,
d returns TO the city at o'clock q. N.
Other steamboat communications will be frequent
. u1ng the day.
The Hotel hiss been freshly painted and renovs-
b for the and the subscriber win be happy
v .coonmodass his friends and the public.
Sslo-u e. Z. ROE.
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GAS FIXTUREs.

TNHE subscribers take pleasure in announcing to
Il the public that their stock 6f GAS FIXTURES,
Of the best and latest patterns has
been received and that they now prepared to sell
ut the lowest rates Persons In want Of Gas Fixtures
will please call and examine they will no doubt
fnd Il to their interest.
Dwellings ahd public buildings ettsd with gAs-tu,
bing at the usual rstes
. J. ". TH0blPsOE 4 BROTHER.
dao 16-d Pa. av., bet. 10th and 1lth, 8. side.