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PHoroGRAPBrNG THIEVES IN THE GLASGOW
POLICE OFFIcE.-The photographs of twenty
notorious thieves, who had been spprehended
not in consequence of being concerned in any
robbery or theft, but from being found Prov
ling about Glasgow under sus picious circum-
stances, were taken On Saturday in the court,
at the Central Police Office. number Of
these men are, we may say, successful thieves
and ply their nefarious avocation in such an
able manner that the detective force have
great difficulty in bringing them to justice
By the system now adopted, all suspicious
persons, although not apprehended for any
special offence, will be bjected to the photo
graphic process, and their likenesses preserved
Any person who may have been plundered
will, by this means, be enabled TO identify any
known thief concerned in the robbery by cali
ing at the police Office. A suitable apparatus
has been procured for the express purpose.
The men whose likenesses were taken sat with
great composure, and each were anxious 10 see
if the artist had done hin ample justice Some
other portraits were taken on Monday the
thieves being photographed in parties Of four
The likenesses were good but in our opinion,
on much too small q scale for the object COM
templated -GtasgOw Daily Buiietin.
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NE" SOCIAL LlDEA.-A Rochester paper men
tions new 't institution" Just started In th,t
city, which may well be worthy of Imitation.
IL was gathering Of all, or nearly all, the
members of one Of the largest church cOngre.
cations IN that city, in pursuance of an inyi.
tation from the pulpit. at the residenc, of on.
OF the members. The object of the party w.s
to afford facilities to every member of the
congregation to become personally acquainted
with each other; and to do this in such % an
ner as to enable persons in more moderate
circumstances 20 afford the same facilities for
this laudable purpose as their more opuleut
nelghbsrs. The entertainment is simple and
unostentatious, and eminently becoming a
Christian society; the evening is spent in So
clal intercourse, and no refreshments are pro-
vided-this is brief description of the new
and praiseEorthy /" institution
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DERIVATION OF THE WORD CASH There
can be but little doubt that the word cash is
derived from the Italian eassa, the chest in
which Italian merchants kept their money,
as do at the present time the Spaniards in
their GAIA, and the Portuguese in their sara,
and the French in their caiSSe. The applica-
ton of the word '' cash" to money is altogether
English, it not having corresponding term
in any other European language. Cash hav-
ing been so inconsidersbly adopted instead of
caSsa CHEST, entries in the cash-book, Gt
should be chest-bookJ are made in English
counting g-houses in this unmeaning way !:
"Cash Dr." and "Cash Cr :" whereas the
chest and not the money, is DR.. to what is put
into it and Or. for what is taken out Great
mischief has too often arisen, as is well known
in bankrupt courts, from the misuse Of the
word "cash," in which large deficiencies often
appear, and which would not be the case if
the word chest were used as 1t ought to be.
Instead Of the cash account in the ledger,
it should be the "chest'' account; but we
have much to learn in England regarding
mercantile bookkeeping. Notes and Que.
rlcs.
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Il Widow Mournful, what ON airtb are
you thinking about Nothing else in this
world but my departed husband. He was
such devoted man, always bringing home
his little kindnesses 10 me. / couldn't halp
thinking jest now, when heard Mrs Brown 5
sassiges sizzling what poor Mr.. Mournful used
to do to me. He knowed / was fond of sass
lges, and he hardly eversom edever came home
In his life without bringing me sassige In his
pocket. He was fond Of eggs himself, and
would occasionally fetch q few Of them for
himself. But he was always sure to lay a
sassige on the table. Never laid his eggs
there-never MHnk Of 'em, and sometimes
d ask, Simon, where's your eggsP Jest as
like as not he'd been asittin' on EN-"
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Scene IN rBE CoNHoss.-LordW W ensleydale,
after taking the oaths and his seat in the Honss
OF Lords, on the z5th uIt came into the peer,'
gallery OF the House of Commons, and listened
to the speeches Of Israeli and Lord PaImers.
ton. The noble Lord sat next 10 Lord Lynd-
hurst, who had, indeed, introduced him 70
their lordShipS as an hereditary peer, after
having warmly and successfully contested his
right TO sit and vote as a life peer The noble
and learned Lord was congratulated by many
homer ne had attained Sir j. Graham gave
the new peer a warm and prolonged shake Of
the hand, and appeared to be reminding him,
In friendly and joculsr way, that he owed
his hereditary peerage TO his venerable friend.
Lyndhurst laughed heartily, and wensleydaIe
Joined in the mirth
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BEET BRANDY.-If beets progress in the e.
timation Of mankind for half century to
come as they have progressed in past years,
they will soon be one Of the most highly prized
of vegetables. 1t has long been known that
they are not only a welcome addition to the
dinner board, but that they furnish excellent
sugar for the tea table. Recently an enter
prising chemist announced 10 the werld that
they might be converted into capital paper,
and now it has been discovered that the very
best Of brandy msy be distilled from the beet
juice 1t is estimated that from the produce
OF an acre of ground, planted with beets, seven
hundred gallons of brandy were manufactured
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SHORT WORK AN italian Prince, who's .
territories were very small, having taken Of
tense at Frenchman who resided at his court,
sent ham an order 10 leave his State in three
days.
=" am much obliged to his highnsss," said
the Frenchman, +" for giving me three days 20
do what may easily be done in three quarters
uf an hour"
This reminds US OF ShOcco JONES' Q, 4
ShOck"-whO when the Governor Of Rhode
Island forbade him to fight duel in the seven
by nine State, declared that he intended to
fire oCsr IL
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OFFICIAL,

TRRAsuRy DEPARTMENT, May %, 1885.
Notice is hereby given to the holders Of the
stock Issued pursuant to the act Of Congress Of
I'D July, 1915, that suoh stock is redesmable by
Its terms, and viii be paid at the Treasury the
surrender Of the certificates thereof on the 18th
Of November next when interest thereon will
cease
This department will continue to purchase such
stock prior to said day Of redemption, and will
pay therefor the following premium, In addition
TO the interest accrued to the day Of purchase,
with one days interest for the money to reach
the vendor: 2r- ..
On such stock received at the Treasury between
he LIST day Of June and the 3lst day Of July, In
elusive, one half Of one per cent on the amounts
specified In the csrtiacates;
On such stock received between the 1st and 3lst
days Of August, one fourth Of one pc, cent;
And en- sueh steek received after the 3lst day Of
August, the interest accrued thereon, and one
days additional interest only, viii be paid.
Certificates Of such stock transmitted under
this notice must be duly assigned to the United
States by the party entitled to receive the pur
chase money; and when sent prior to the LIST July
the current half years interest mu also be as
signed by present stockhoider, otherwise such
Interest will be payable as heretofore.
And notice Is further given to holders Of othe,
stocks ofthe United States that this depaYtment
will purchase the same between the 1st day OF
June and tie LIST dsy OF December next, unless
the sum Of 81 $50 900 shall be previously OBJ aimed
and wild pay fer the same, In addition to the in
'erest accrued from the day OF the last dividend
ofintssest, and one days additional interest fol
the money to reach the vendor the following rates
Of premium:
On stock Of the loan Of 1912, a premium Of 10
pd cent;
On stock Of the loans of lsi7 and Isas a premium
Of is per cent;
And on stock issued under the act Of 9th Sep
tenbsr, 1880, commonly called Texan indemnity
stock, premium Of 6 per cent.
Certificates transmitted under this notice should
be duly assigned to the United States by the par.
" entitled to receive the money; and II sent pre-
gious to the LIST July, the current half-year's in
terest must also be assigned by the presen. stock.
holder, otherwise the interest for the half year to
that day will be payable to him es heretofore.
Payment FOR all the foregoing stocks will be
made by drafts Ou the assistant treasurers at Bos-
ton, New York, or Philadelphia, as the parties
entitled to receive the money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
mss-dtlsNov Secretary Of the Treasury.
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CoRsIoAN BROTHERS: NICHOLAS AND An

CORsICAN BROTHERS NIcsoLAs AND AN
DREW TREhAIsE In the church of Lamer.
ton. near TavistOok, are the efigies Of Nicho-
las and Andrew Tremaine, twin brothets, born
in that parish, of whom it is related that not
only were they SO alike in person that the r
familiar scquaintances could not always dis
tinguish thsm apart, butthst an extraordinary
sympathy existed between them, for even when
at distance from each other they performed
the same functions, had the same appetites
and desires, and suffered the same pains and
anxieties at the same time. They were killed
together at Newhsyen in I6s3.-Nstes and
DU,ggsS
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are being published just now by banished gen.
tlemen who left California under the superin.
tendance of large number of their fellow
citizens. All the cards are abuse to the com
mittee. To give both sides of the case we
publish the following extract from the speech
Of '"Billy Mulligau," delivered on the eve of
his expulsion from California;
81 know that my punishment is just and
s1erited; deserve it and more too. have
no fault to fnd with the Committee; they are
adj respectable gentlemen, and are acting
right and they ought not to stop with what
they have done There are hundred others
Just as bed as am, and deserve the same
treatment. There is no officer in the city or
county of San Francisco who is legally elected
They are all thieves from their Offices shall
hope to here that they have all been made tc
resign"
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sHIRr TaEE.-We talk Of the miserable pric

sHIRr TREE.-Wet talk of the miserable price
paid for shirt-making, and Hoods touching
appeal has embalmed the subject. But in
South America shirts are prepared with less
labor In the forests of Orinoke there is Q tree
which often attains the height Of fifty feet,
from which the natives are said to procure
shirts. To procure that confidential garment,
1T is only necessary to strip of the bark and
deprive it Of its red fberous parts The head
is thrust through one end, and lantern holes
are cut 30 admit the arms, and according 10
Humboldt they are equal to our India ru'oe'
goods for keeping out the wet
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WRsrPHALIA HAE-Barry and Patton, of
San Francisco, the proprietors Of a celebrated
saloon in that city, recently had q piece Of
petrifed wood presented to them which exact
ly resembled a ham. Martin, their waggish
assistant, had it laid in dish, on a clean
napkin; and beside il were laid carver and
fork, pot Of mustard, and plate of bread.
Col. Joe West shortly after came In, and at
once proceeded to cut . lunch of for himself /;
but he could make no preston. Martin"
said he, "what sort Of q ham do you call
this ?' That" said Martin, is Wsst
taiLxre, (Westphalis.'') The colonel asked
all hands up, and acknowledged the sell.
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DIRECTORS
Hon. Tnos 3. Florence, Charles Dingee,
| Charles A Rus;cam, Rdwasd Z. Helmboid,.
G-o1gs HelmbOld, f. Carroll Brewster,
Jamss 4. Nea, Isaac Leech, Jr.
THOMAS 3. FLORENCE, President.
1 EDWARD 4. HELM BOLD, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Waiter, No. S97 D street.
Jao. "A. Too,nton, corner First street ald Virginia
lanes Williams, No - Founanda a half street.
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Cs2;.J P. Levy, No. 474 Pennsylvania avenue.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thomson.
The Business OF this Company will compare ia
v9rabiy with the most successful Of similar insttu-
From the lst day of August, 1855, In five months,
up - LIST January, 1885, the premiums received
an haIed 10 the large sum Of oao hundred and eight
thousand, one huaired aud hily-one dollars, with
only forty siK hundred ant sixty SIX do!lars losses
reported. ..
a.emcnt, the directors feel justified in soliciting
share % pIbic patona ye, believing that the secu
riy O1>ed is am Jls and that all fair claims will be
adjusted more accordinste equity than legal techni-
eaiities.
pubic, the company have deposited with
MEssRs DUNCAN, SHERMAN, 4 CO., OF
NEW YORK, THgIR BANKERS,
Cash aud premium potss 70 provide an accruing
Irtpt FtfTtd of one ffsyoTed Ih5us1H6 D0Hdys,
To be held 6y them iditionai security TO policy
holders fbr the payment Of losses.
The company is prepared 20 issue policies against
loss or damage by fre on DWELLINGS, PURNI-
TURs, MILLS, MANUPAOT1RIEs, WARE
HOUSES, all descriptions OF BUILDINGS, and
their c1ntent., ali kinds Of MsRCHANDISE, n
transported by VESSELS, STEAMB0ATS, CA.
NAL BATS, kAIL ROADS, and the usual con-
veyances 20 or from any portion OF EUROPE and
AMERICA, and on the bulls Of STEAMBOATS,
navigating the western watsrs
Tle rates OF premium will bs "a low "a other
companies and In fixing them every imprOv ement
an construction ans arrangement will be taken into
consideration.
All losses speedily adjusted aud promptly paid.
Once nOrthwest c rnsr Pennsylvanja avenue and
Seventeenth street, Washington city, ID. c.
LssurGnee may also be eHectea al tie Home Office,
NorthDez corner Walnut and Second Streets, Plia-
delPlIG Also, al the Company's ofi,es: New York
A. w. In :npson, No. 10 Wall street. Boston
Oliver Brewster, No 5sa,e street. Baltimore
nati-Tsyl0r b Anthony. ChaeiestOo-J. II. Tay.
lor, No. III n. Bay street. New Oreaas-Ha rman
DOals. HOutgomery-hlbertW w lIams. Mobile
A. q. Waugh. PiIlsburg-T. J. Hunter, No. 80
Waia street Savannah A Wilbur, No. Ill Bay
street Aususe-Gtrardey, Whyte Co. AtIaals-
Marcus A. Bell. Trenton-Nair Cocks Fond
du La>-Robert A. Baker. Vicksburs-J. Putnam.
Bufaio-A Barker. Memphis-W. e Milton.
Deaot-TnOIRas Palmer son. Miwnkie-A.
Wellington Hart Wellsburg, Vlrginia-Danfbrth
BrOEa, Jr. Erie, PennsyvanA-Alien A. Crai2.
Wyoming, Pennsylvania R O. SMITH. Louis
yile-H n. Timberlake. NaIhviile-J Joseph Nash.
POrtand-D Robiuso1, jr. Chicaso-B. p. Ward
s. COHrtesay, general agent tor the southern and
w--tern States And In other principal cities of the
United sa;es by authorized officers Of tho com
pany. eH-1yt
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PAPIRR MAcHE MATERIAL.-0ld leather, by
itself, or in combination with ordinary papler
msche, is said to be admirably adapted Tor
the manufacture Of various useful and orna-
mental articles, now made from gutta percha
or papier mache exclusively. OF course the
mice ~ such articles would by this means be
greatly reduced, the value of old leather being
quite small.
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WATCHES, JEW ELRY, SILVER & PLl
TkD WARE ALHATA FORKS, &c.

WATCHES, JEW ELRY, SILVER PLA.
TkD WARE, ALBATA FORKS, &c.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
NJ w. 6AILT & BRO. ARBNOW OFFER
Is1 Ing splendid assortment Of the above goods
at lower rates than they have ever sold them OF
extra fne .I-IT 0U.E :
WATCHES
they name those above made by Cooper, Adams,
Taylor, Dixon, Tobias, BersleY, Johnson. Jur
geunsen, Vachefon, and all other makers of
celebrity.
ELEGANT JEWELRY
Diamond, Pearl, Florentine, Mosaic, and Cameo
Brooches In sets and single pieces, Gold Chains,
Seals, Keys, &c.
SILVER WARE,
Solid Silver Tea sets, Walters, Pitchers Coble.s,
Cups, orts, Spoons, &c
EXTRA PLATED WARE
Tea sets, Cake Baskets, CastOrs, Waitera Pitch.
ers, 6oblets, Alhata F orks, spoons, English and
Aneriosn Table Cutlery.
W Speetscles and Eye Glasses Of every focus
In oold, Silver, and fine Steel frames.
AL goods warranted as represented.
NJ. w. GAIT & BRO,
jy3on 32i, Pa ave, bet 9th ard 10th s,s
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E j, IL Curtiss, Of Richmond, Bedford
county, Tennessee, publishe, a card In the
Shelbyville Expositor OF The S;h, charging his
own brother and partner in business, and. an
inmate oc his house, with running of with his
only daughter, Miss Nancy Il Curtiss. Ac-
cOrding to the facts as stated by Mr. j. IL.
Curtiss, bis brother must be a fend Ia human
shape. No clue has been obtained to the place
of their fight, or the fate Of the girl. The
name of the delinquent is j. L. Curtis
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THE LAKES!
F A NCY B A 2 A A z

JO4 PeHHSyIcdntd dceHxe.
COLD, SILVER, PEARL, IVORY, PARI-
VI an Marble, Tortoise ! hell, Papier Mache
Rosewood, Leather, Morocco, China, Biscuit
Porcelain, Alabaster, Bohemian Glass, Ebony,
Steel, Berlin Iron, and everv kind Of ancy Goods
may be had at
THE LAKES.
They have also
The most choice American, French and German
Perfumery and Cosmetics
English Cutlery, Mathematical instruments
Drawing M aterials ard Stationery, and
Combs and Brushes Of every description.
Would you make present, adorn your person,
or embeilish your home! Consult economy and
taste, and call at
aust THE LAKES.
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S An ingenious mode Of getting on one
side of an ordinance wa. adopted by man in
Syracuse. The ordinance provided against
ringing dinner bells in the streets to call pas
sengers from the cars He hung large bell
inside the saloon, which he rung vshemently,
while boy stood at the door swinging pom
derous bell, with no clappsr!
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BOOT, SHOE, AND

oes1 bonnet Boaes, nsw style; Carpet bpgs Of al
styles and qualities Also, general assortment
Of LAdies' Gents, Boys, and Misses Shoes, all
colofs and stiles. ALI wishing to purchase any
OF the above articles will and II to their advan-
tage to examine my sock before purchasing elss-
where. Gall at .. =. hOOVER'S,
Iron Hall Penn. ave-, bet. 9Th and 10th
N N streets
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}. C0NNELLY, Undaftaksr,

u J'CVNNELLf, UndaltaksF,
No 4Z3 SsvS&gk street. sssst aide, tst q and II,
WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM the
w citizens Of Washington and
the adjoining counties that he IL
prepared to attend to all orders at
the shortest office and on the most liberal terms
He will spare no pains 10 give entire satisfaction
on all occasions He guarantees to preserve the
time. :.
large supply Of ready. made CUFFINS Of
al sizes and Qualities, always on hand
Shrouds, Carriages, Hearses, and every Other
article furnished oftbe best quality. =
solicited mar 34-tf
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"PARAprsE Losr. when this great pro-
duction appeared, in 1867, the celebrated
Waller wrote of it" The old, blind school
master, John Milton, hath published . tedious
poem on the fall Of man; If its length be not
considered q merit, Ii has no other
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YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY,
Corner Of ID DSnabarton and Msxtso onaery streets
Georgetown, d. c.
MR2 QENSI, wHEEI prtncfoaI

MRS. 6EN'L WHEELER, Principal.
TINHE DUTIES OF THIS INSTITUTION
i will be resumed on Monday. September 1st,
with renewed exertions on the part Of the Princi.
pal for the intellectual, moral, and religious i'm
provement OF pupils committed to her care
Mrs. w. tenders her thanks TO her friends and
patrons for the liberal amount of patronage she
has received and respectfully sclicits a continua-
tion Of the same.
Circulars obtained on application to the Princi-
pal. au 7-tSepI5
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I The Sonora Herald says that IN the
shade in that plsce the therm oneter stood Oh
one day liz degrees, and In the sun the nsrs
cusy rose to lao degrees.
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THE COLUMBIA INSTITUTE,
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

No. 4aS Elecenth street, Setpeen 6 and H.
Prof. GEORGE FL. .STUECKRATH, Principal.
Mrs. JANE Z. WILLIAMS, Vice. Principal
au l3-2wH
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FAIR HILL BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
GIRLS.

GIRLS.
FNHE TENTH TERM OF THIS INSTITU-
l. tion will commence on the sth Of the ninth
month (September) next
Circulars containing further Information In re-
gard to the School will be furnished to persons
who desire them on application to X. KIRK,
or WIN. H FARQUHAR, at Olney Post once
Montgomery county, Maryland au 7-Sw
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The best materials and the best workmanship Is
employed to produce a &5 Hat, which is sold for
% 50. We do a cash business, meet with no los
ses, but give each customer full value for his
money. Felt and Straw Hats unusually low.
N Agent for Driscoll's Balm Of a Thousand
Flowers. Price 2S cents per bottle.
ANTHONY, 7th street, near Pa. avenue, Ag ent
for Neu York Hat Company m NStf
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THE EVENING STAR,
yUaLixHED EVERY AFTERNOON,
LrxnR or auNnAY

4, N, sIsy Bssl1ssgs, ssrssy o. PssssSIsssSs
s,ssxs asd ElssssfA sfrsss,
ByW. D. WALLACH,
VIII be served to subscribers by carriers AZ SIX
AND A QUARTER CENTS, payable weekly
TO the Agents papers served In rsckages at Sk
cents per month. To mail subscribers the sub
so,iption price Is THR BIZ DoLLARsANDFIF-
n eBNrS year 10 adcsnes, TWO DOLLARS
~ q months, and ONE DOLLAR for three
noaths; for lsss than thsee moutAs Of the rate Of
~ cents a vtek.
DFr SINGLE COPIES ONE CENT.
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NH. BUsHNELI,S SCHOO

= SCHAOOLs
No. 4il T,irtseath street, ,bsticssH + and q ats.
1lNhE DUTIES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
L be resumed On the first Monday in September.
The course Of destruction embraces all the branch
IS Of complete academical education.
The number Of pupils is limited to so many as
can be carefully and thoroughly taught by the
Principal himself, aided only I'm the department
Of Modern Languages. ..
For circulars apply at the school.room.
AMI O3w6 w,w
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ANFH0HY BUCHLY,
UN d e Il T a K j. e,
Shop snd Residence No. 3O3 Penn'a avenue,
south side, bstwesn 9th and 10th sts.
HAVING PROVIDED HIMSELF WITH
H an ELEGANT HEARSE,
ana all necessary conveniences for
properly conducting hls business,
would respectfully Inform the public that he Ii
iuiy Prepared to MI all orders entrusted to him,
a'!ns shorfes notice, and In the best manner.
IaIse supply Of READY-MADE COFFIN 3
OF Si sles, always on hand, which will be fur.
nisnea on the most reasonable terms.
ne,e.ctoie, no pains will be spared to give
eutIle sausiaction on all occasions.
be nom ptiv s@anS ~ % On the premises, orders VIII
feb 7-fV