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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-21

TELEGRAM OR TELEGRAPH The English
government has started the ward telegram"
for telegraphic despatch. A newspaper CORES
pondent discusses the propriety thereof, and
writes: IAN epigram, a diagrsnu, monogram
and an anagrans-but an autograph, litho-
graph, a photograph and a telegraph. What
Is tue principle! When the compound denotes
the character of the writing it takes gram; when
il denotes the means, it takes graph. In the
case of telegraphic message, TIE means of
transmission are indicated Therefore the pro-
per word is q telegraph Do not be misled by
of the proverb, that little learning is dan
aerous thing
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HERALDRr IN New YoRK-The existence o.
iourishins Heraldry Office in new York
where any person may, for a moderate sum
have his pedigree made out and the coat-of
arms OF his ancestry blazoned and that it rank.
among its patrons the Wetmores, Boerums, Ora
hams, MOntroses, RObinsons, divers, Bartletts
and others of our prominent citizens, is Gu.
rious but not widely known fact
Heraldry derives it name from the insignia
worn by the public criers or heralds of antiquity
These insignia were national, sectional local OF
tribal, and served to distinguish the parties to
which the heralds seyerally belonged Origi-
nally they had the same character as the tribal
designations adopted by the North American
Indians or the fetish designations of negro clans
on the Guinea coast. When men became more
civilized, the chief assumed TO himself the name
once common 10 the tribe.
The present plan of heraldry appears to be
founded on the fact that naturally a person has
two grand-fathers, four great grand fathers.
eight great-great-grand-fa fathers, and so on in
arIthmetical progression until at the twelfth de-
gree be has two thousand and ffty-six ancestors
from whom to select respectable man to stand
at the head Of his pedigree. From this fact and
the confusion Of names and the many distinct
tamll es of the same name. as the Smiths the
Aliens, &c, il is hard indeed if one cannot be
suited. Thepractical advantages derived from
IL are the finding of persons entitled to estates.
which is sometimes, though rarely, accom-
pushed, IN tracing back pedigree,
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INDIscRErIoys' IN LTFE,-A rich topic for
scandalous gossip has just come to light among
tnose known as the upper of our city. II
seems that one of the principals of a steamship
company has wife beautiful as Venus and witty
as De Stael. Her spirit and intelligence, her
taste In dress, and her husbands position, made
her welcome in the first circles Her husband
allowed her very considerable latitude. but was
not so pecuniarily generous as she supposed her
shining qualities demanded. This alloy dimmed
the fine gold of their married life, and .yearning
Tor a more congeniai soul, the lady one night
attended negro minstrel concert, where the
quasi African gentleman who vibrated the bones
took her fancy. Their eyes met, and her admira-
tiOn was won. Shortly afterward she left home.
with a good supply Of clothes, and a large
amount of securities and papers belonging to he r
husband and others. When he discovered he r
elopement be was deeply excited by his double
loss, and called on Supt. Tallmadge to find the
runaway. Mr.. Tallmadge employed one of tho
shrewdest men in the police department. who,
on the following night, found the lady in hou SO
or very doubtful rcpute, in company with the
handsome negro minstrel" The lady was
taken TO the Ninth Wa station house. where
aninterview took place with her husband She
imputed her faHr pas to his penuriOusness and,
conscious that there might be somothinsin this.
he begged her to return To his lonely dwelling
and to restore the documents. After some per
suasion she consented. Peace was restored, and
when she gave up the papers, he generously
handed her $500 for spending money 1t was
agreed that everybody should keep the matter
aprOfOund secret, and then the husband and wife
went home together The wife spent her $500
and has now gone TO live at her mothers AS
she took no bonds with her, her husband submits
calmly, and the police xaitfuture developments
which may involve the publication ofletters nov
In their possession, which are as passionate as
those Of Abelard and Eliose. York S,,1,
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Georgetown Advertisements.
A LA RGE ASSORTMENT OF FALL
"A GOODS. 0|' =
at rsry Lotc Prices 10 Cash Customers.
JOHN H. SMOOT

JOHN ii. SMOOT, ....
No. li9 SOUTH SIDE BRIDGE STREET,
GEORGETOWN, ID. c.,
has received and Bow offering at very low prices to
cash ana prompt customers, large assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
purchased IN Philadelphia and New York at the
large recent Auction Sales, and from the importers
at very low prices, which will enable him to offer to
purchasers many desirable Goods considerably below
their value. La the assortment will he found ..
Rich Silk Robes aud Bay adere Silks
Best make of Black Silks 2
Bayadere NaIentIas and Nalentia Robes
Rich Printed, all WOO, DeIaInes and Robes
satin Fancones, plain eoors. all wool, a very supe-
nor GOODS. double width, at &c.
Leepins and other makes French MernOs, Of all the
most desirable culors, including White and
Back
Plain Delains black, white and colored. =
"a black French MeTinos for Shawls
hioh Unlon Piald MeIlnos, at 81 cts,
DO. all Wool do. 80 cts.
Printed hCuslin Delalnes, good Styles at l8L and .
$40 pieces, best styles, English Prints ut 12,l cts.
Rich styls Bonnet and Sasn Ribbons
PaIr celors do very cheap
Velvet Ribbons and frInEe Trimmings
Super double Brocha do.
Chem lille and Cashmere ScaTfs
Bajnu's KID Gloves, all coors and Nos.
Sack FianRels, all cnlors
White American. Wech, and SaxOny do.
Black Bombazines and 4 DelaInes #.. ...
ColoIs ard black COhurg MerIDos
Black Crape Wells and English Grapes
Pest black and brown and white English Prints
Long and square Black Thibet and Bay State
Shawis
Ladie. and Children's plaid wooden Shawls, IN all
styles and prices
Hosiery of every description
Ladies SaXOny and MerIno Vests
With full supply of housekeeping and domestic
90 ~ JOHN Fl. sMOoT.
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GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM

!" IlsAslh lh hNAbE,
(Seni2r partner IN the late hrmo Of
hNABE, GAEHLK 4 CO.,
Continues the nIanuiscture md sale Of grand and
square PlANO FORTES. under the name
" w NIillam hnabe Co., at the old stand. yE3ES
NOS. ], ), and North Eutaw street op-ttttft
poslte the Eutaw House, Baltimore.
:, Ihey nave Also just opened new Sales Room AZ
No 1H Baltimore street, between Charles and Light
s.Ieets; on Lhe premises partly occupied by Mr.
hehry mcCanery as n music store, where they VIA
keep constantly on hand large assortment of pla In
also, Melodeons, from the beat makers from 10 S.
octave, some with double key boards, double reads
and stops TO suit small churches,
Beng extensively engaged in the rpanufacture m
Pianos, we will sell Wholesale and retail on the mos
liberal terms.
Our Pianos were awarded the highest premium
(Sold medall al ths Fairs of the MARYLAND lnstItuts
two successive years-Ootober, 1855, and IRy-in or
position To fourteen and eighteen pianos from some
of the best makers from New York. Boston and RAJ
tlmore. We were n 80 awarded the first premu m an
the Industrial Exhibition held in Richmond, Vir-
glnla, ls55 and 1856. They have also been awarded
ths highest premium (sllver medall al tho Matro-
politan NJ Mechanics' Fair for 1857.
In addition TO this an possession of testimo
mails from the most distinguished professors and
ainateurs IN the country. which be seen at our
warerOoms, speaking for themselves and others of
the hlsh appreciation In which our instruments are
every where held.
All instruments are guaranteed for five years ard
privilege OF exchange granted within the rst siT
months from the day of sale If the instruments do not
give entire satisfaction.
Wholesale dealers will find 10 TO their advantage
70 give us a CAL before purchaslpg.
Pianos exchanged, hired, and tuned
mar l6-ly WIN. KNABB a. 90.
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OFFERED FOR PRIYATE SALE. and m moi

nFFERE Ed FOR PRIVATE SA LIE, and II not
~ sold before the 2Sth Of October next will he sold
on that day lthe 26th Of OctoberD al O'Clock p. m,
by puhic sale or auction, to be made on the prem
Lses the beautiful country residence called Isl NJ
MER HILL" which Is sItu,ted in Virginia, on the
turnpike road leading from Washington city, ID. c..
to Aiexandra, three miles and ahaffrom either city
consisting of new comfortable dwelling house, eel
lars and out buildings. with $50 acres Of very rich
land, OF which over 0acres under cultivation,
the rest being hard wood land. good spring water,
good fishing, good water-power for milling or facto-
ry purposes. The land may he purchased In two par
cells, about 100 with tho residence and over 50
acres with house. OF which over Is acres are the
best in the ighbourliood for early gardening City
tIoa would be acceptable. For further information
apply to JOHN F.: CALLAN. At the Drug Store
corner Of 7th and streets IN Washington, at tho
Law Office of BRENT & KINZEH1, in Alexandria
a I7-e
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Watches, Jewelrv &c

BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, AND YIR-
rich and fashionable GOLD fEWEHRY soa %.
GO l. d and 81 yER WATCHES. GOLD
other choice goods, for Few days. ~ "''
! have just received a hne assortment Of neur
prices.
Please call at SIS Penn. avenue sign Of the large
Spread Eagle.
Sc sO-tf H.O. HOOD.
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SLIGHTLY LCDICROUS--A few DAY ago as a
highly successful protraeted mseting'' in a
nei2hbOring county was on the point Of closing
amidst demonstrations of intense excitement
one Of the brethren, taking advantage Of the
immcnse assemblage, rose and said :. Ny be
loved brother - requests me. TO announce
to the audience that he has lost a horse, and
would like to have some information in regard
70 IT, lie don't remember anything strikingly
peculiar about the horse, except that he had a
bald face and one large foot. The profound
silence whish followed this extraordinary an
nouncement was presently broken by brother
-'s buck negro. who, smarting under the
recollection OF the tramp he had been compelled
tortake after - bald-face'' in the height of the
spiritual season, exclaimed in tones decidedly
more distinct than amiable. b" De horse nebeT
bin lost Cant be found, indeed Bin in de
pasture all dc time" IL rs unnecessary 10 "a y
that at this point the soieuEity Of the occasion
sas overwhelmed in a tremen ndous of laughter.
pending which the congregation dispersed in
most uhgod!y cOnfusion--L sciIts Journal.
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k'ALL STYLE FOR 1857.

rINHE LEGAL ADVISER, or how to diminish
L losses, avoid Lawsuits, and save Time, Trou-
bic, and Money, by conducting business according
10 law, pounded by the best apd latest Auihor.
ties; by Edwin r. Fneedley, author of a Pmcteal
Tr"atise On business; Sl.25
}niormai ION about Texas, carefully prepared by
d. IS. f. Bnanan, of Matagorda, Texas: 7lc.
Modern Reform Examined; or the union OF North
ana south on the subject of Slavery; by Joseph q.
Stiles; g.. Just published, and for sale BY. ~
se8- Bookseiers. Sea, 9Th street,
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TEN PER CENT. INVESTMENT.

Corporation Bonds of the City of Davenport
Iowa. paw lng 10 per cent. interest by Coupon
York. Bonds of $500 each. The growing city OF
Davenport has now about 1000 inhabitants, and
rapidly increasing in wealth and population Itt
munIcipa debt is only Si5gOoO, nd it's railroad bt
only si25,ooo, and cannot now be increased. The
statistics of the city were published in the Intelli.
senoer of the 3lth September We recommend
these bonds, believing them to be as safe as any
State or city bonds. -
oc6 " CHUnB BROTHERS
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PROPOSALS FOR ERECTING MARINE
Il BARRACKS AT PENSACOLA. FLORIDA.

NAVY DEPARTMENT. Washing ron. Sept. q. 1857.
Sealed PrCpOsals. endorsed - 'PTopUstis for build.
lEs Marine Barracks nj PenSacOia, FLORIDA. will
DC received al TINS department until the 9th Csy "t
November. l257, At O'Clock doT the cunstTUc-
ton OF the Marine Barracks authorized to he erect ell
At PensacO Florida. according to the plans and
sPecIhcatIons prepared by the direction Oi the Navy
Department, copies OF which may he seen st the
Offices of the cnmmsndaats OF the Navy Yards at
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Boston. New York,
Phadelphia, Norfolk, and Pensacola, and az the
Navy Department.
The proposals must be for furnishing all the mate
rails aud completing the work IN manner satlsfae
tory the person who NAV lie appointed 10y the Navy
Department to superintend the same sud the De-
partment the right to accept of
terest of the United States requires II.
Ninety per cent. Of the amount Ot work done and
the materials delivered will be paid for from time To
time. the work progresses, upon estimates made
and certified to by the superintendent the part "f
the United States, sEd ten per cent. retained until
the completion of the conrao and acceptance OF the
work by the SAID superintendent and department,
and he forfeited the event of non fu ment of the
contracts provided that no bill shall be made for an
amount less than hve thousand dollars.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a written
guarantee, signed by two responsible persons, cer
Judge or some 0ther officer of the United states IN
the of FIVE Thousand dollars that the bidder Ill.,
when required n his proposal be accepted. enter in
to a contract and bond with proper and sufficient
curity for its faithful performance.
Bidders invited to examine the plans and
specifications at the Offices herein before mentoned
The proposals must be sealed and addressed 10
thIs department, and plainly endoIs Proposals
for building Marine Barracks at Pensacola FlorI-
da.'
The bidder only whose offer may be accepted will
be notified, and the contract will be forwarded as
soon thereafter as pTacIcaie which he Will he re-
CURED to execute within ten days alter It's receipt
All the above work is to be completed IN all re-
spects according TO the plans and specifications
within twelve months from and AFTER The das 3i the
contract. ISAAC TOlCEG,
sc "a 2awt6thNov Secretary Of the Navy.
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NEW GROCERY, WINE, AM. -

The subscriber hers to inform hIs friends and the
| pubIc, that he has opened a NEW STORE. corner
tends TO keep constantly on hand a large and varied
assnItment Of Foreign and Domestic WINES. LII
consisting of Fine Teas, sugar, Coffee Fieur, soap,
Olives, RaisIns, Figs SardInes, Anchcyies, otaId.
BrandIes in cases, demijohns, and casks. Old ia
maiCs Rum; sE%eTTles % Madeira Port Of yaIous de-
cases. Champagne Cider, Brandy Fruits. II eynold's
EdlnbgLEh Ale, Annlsette; MaIasohln9, Cursc9s.
scPiption Of HaVans Cigars. S 40" "''u '0i'0O ue
= Also, Stoughtcn BIite!s, and Fever and Asue
Bltters, Porter, Ale, and Cider.
Families particularly invited 20 call and exam
| Inc the stock before purchasing elsewhere. Mem
bers Of Congress also informed that thor orders
will he promptly attended to. and delivered az their
genera assortment Of fns Havana Cigars, i'm
ported direct by the subscriber at wholesale and re-
Canal Boats supplied on reasonable terms, and
produce taken ~ exchange.
Country orders Pgnctusils sttended 70, and coun-
nent. JONAS Il. LEVY,
V'HE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF PAN
Il OFORTES is TO be found at the Music De,
pot Go2s IS w. G. MErzERorr.
AUBER's BRITISH POWER IN INDIA
IA vols, 3vo., London.
Hough, Bengal Army, z vo 8; London.
JaPon- lndO-Chine, par Nj. DubOles de Janclguy,
MaTtn's Statistics of the British Colonies, vol.
8yO: London.
The Kingdom and People of Siam, by Sir John
Browning, vols: LordOn.
Our Anglo Indian Army, by Capt. RsfteT, vol;
London
Memoir Of the Bengal Artillery, by Capt. Buckle,
Bengal Artillery, I vol. 8vO.; ICndOn.
Memoirs aud Correspondence OF the Marquis
Wellesley, succesSlvely Governor g General and
CapiaIu-irenera Of Indis. 5 vols, 8vo., LOBcon.
Military Operations at Cabul, and the retreat and
destruction of the British Army In 1852, by Lieut..
Ey Bengal Artillery, / vol. -
FRANCk TAYLOR.
MINIATURE THEOLOGY, IN little volumes
WI for the pock ct, gt edged.
The Sermon on the Mount.
Iarahies Of the Saviour.
Christ's last Discourse TO his Disciples.
The Song of Moses.
The OmnipOtence Of God.
Peters Sermon on the esy Of PentecOst.
Price, ten cents each.
ocsd FRANCK TAYLOR.
NEW BUCKWHEAT MEAL.
' A choice lot of new Ruckwheat Meal received
to day. KING & BURCHELL,
Oci5 Cor. Vermont ave. and 18th ST.
GEORGE SANDS NOVELS.
CopSuelo, three volumes.
La Marie Au DIable, vol.
jacques, vol.
lie Petite Fadette, l vol.
Valentine, vol.
lie Pech De NJ. Antoine, 2vols.
Jeanne, vol.
Horace, ] vol.
Francois lie Champ, vol.
FeverH1. vol.
MaupTat, ! vol.
lndIana, / vol, Leila, vol.
I.ucrPZian Floriani. vol.
Lettres Dim Noyageur. vol.
Price 80 cents per volume. Imported from Paris 10y
ocI3 FRANCK TAltOR
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nENTISTRY.
- DR.. STEPHEN BAII.Y,
OFFICE No. 1893 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, SSW
Thrss doors from l4th Street. LlD

DR.. BAILY begs leave to inform the public that he
can be all hours, his Office located as above
He feels assured that an experience of fifteen years
practice, with the large number of patients and great
variety Of difficult that he has treated success
fully, Will enable him to snrmount any difficulty,
own experience confirming the opinion OF many men
"a Ts sG ans Pcs dr..
al sd .m all s,oq np Ps1c5n nSs dGs RS Teeth
mants for the construction of Continuous Gum
Teeth, and that Porcelain, mounted on Gold Plate,
is the only reliable substance that can be worn IN the
mouth. as was most concluslvely shown by the last
American Dental Convention. =
sns he aas 5 from h sf 9SS resi-
known to his numerous friends and patrons, ho begt
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector of the Church of Epiphany
DR.. STEPHEN BAILY: Dear Sir-I desire to ex pres.
you as a superior dentist The operations executed
and
public that your skin so wsi deserves.
Washington, Aug. Is. 1856. j. W.FRENCH.
From one of the Oldest firms In Baltimore, Messrs
Having employ Cd bi h stsphen Ba; ally s.rseon Den
poriant port mi and dcSt piece of Work, which he did to
my entire satisfaction and m view of the fact that
College of Baltimore, failed after repeat cd trials to
perform the same work satisfactorily, It gives me
Baltimore, Jan. IL, 1857. HARMANN BOGGS.
Extract from note received from the late Hon. John
NJ ClaytO
The teeth {ou made for me work admirably; moth
ing could be better Very 6HN T6ESH5SNipMI,{ NJ CLAYTON
To those that seek relief from the malades of the
teeth, oan chserfully recommend DIR. 3. Baily
superior Dentist; he made set of porcelain teeth
for of my family, and plugged several teeth for
myself and the work has all stood well for more than
ten years. ROBERT T. NIXON,
Of the Va. Conf. of the M. E. Church South.
April 10. 1856.
We, the undersigned. having had occasion to avail
ourselves of the professional skill of DIR. =. Baily
Surgeon Dentist of this clty, having been cognz
ant of his operations families friends take
pIeasure pressing admiration of his artistic
skill well as Of the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he performs the most delicate and difficult
operations in Dental Surgery, and werespectfully re-
commend him tO the confidence and patrenage OF the
public. OF which we consider him emlnently worthy
THOMAS u. WALTER, Architect u. g Capitol.
THOMAS MILLER, M. d., of Washington, ID. G..
b. =. BoHRRR, Nj. ID. OF Georgetown, ID. C..
n. >, LINCOLN nj. d., of Washington, ID, G..
Jos. II. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. G.
/ GEORGE WALTON, Ex- Governor Of Florida.
WALrRR LENox, tx Mayor of Washington.
HENRY BALDWIN, u. 9. Patent Office,
O.C. WIsHT, Principal Rttenhouse Academy.
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Metropolitan Stove and Crate Factory,
No. 5l9 and 80 Pa. ave-, bet. l0tL and TN SITS.
- ~. BALCONY IN Front full of Sfnyas

y. b. As to the SEA SHELL FLAT.IeP CooKING
STOVE | have examined IL thorough hy and think
It has very approPrate name-SHELL Yes. shells
VIII burn ont IN few hres. II rs good name for
then-goOd for the makers. And rs tn the old Morn
ing Star sold them last fall, but will not sell them
again. They are as thin rs pasteboard. can prov
that the makers agent urged me, for almost day ,
sst summer IN my counting room to sell them tins
Fall; saying that VI ] would take twenty five of
them he would give me the ex elusive gency ofthem
for hve years. told him would not have them at
billed over town by one thst SAID last fall that they
were not worth having. All the above can prove.
seI7-tf
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Fanny retired early, being somewhat fi-
usued with travel. George smoked his segar
for an hour or two, and dreamed Of his bache-
lOrhOOd, We suppose, and finally he requested
To he shown tO his apartment. An obsequious
waiter came with candle in hand, and asked
what number ii WAS
= With the lady who came with me, replied
George
The waiter smiled, hesitated, and then ap-
preached an exquisitely dressed clerk, and re-
peated the question
With the lady who arrived here with me, -
George answered again, blushing to the tips of
his ears.
The clerk smiled and shook his head as if in
pity at the young man 8 ignorance. =
- Ii won't do, sir you have mistaken the
house, sir. Such things are not allowed here,
sir"
won't do why, l only want to GO toIbed 5"
. That you may certainly do in your own
room, sir, but not in the lady's apartments,
sir"
The lady apartment Why, that lady is
my wife -
The clerk bowed ironically "All very, fine.
sir, but it won't go down. sir; here is the en-
try, sir.
George looked at the register, and there was
the entry, sure enough, Miss Fanny l.,
George B"
He saw the whole secret at glance he pro-
tested and entreated-bat il was no use He
called on James 10 witness his yeracty. bat
James was nowhere to be found The by-stand-
ers laughed and the clerk was inc xorable; and
the poor fellow was forced to his solitary cham
Der to pass his bridal night invoking blessings
On the whole class Of :" respectable houses and
younger brothers.
How George justified his conduct to the dis
consulate Fanny, this veritable history doth not
state
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Stoves. &c.
MC. W WOODW ARDS
N1ETROPOLITAN STOVE AND CRATE
EACTnRN

The greatest foOkiIE stores in the United
.. ' a States. q. ..
have just received from Philadelp phia few of
the new RISING STAR, or double Oven Cooking
stove; a decided improvement on the old Morning
star patented 1887. had them got up Phlladel-
RhIa this last summer. ex clusvey for this market.
They are very heavy and strong, and cast of the
very best. Pennsy lvanIa Malleable Iron. All the
Cooking Utensils are made extra heavy. r. II.
Church, Esq, manufacturer. ....g. r.
have also, The LIBERTY STAR, made by Messrs.
Abbott Laurence Of the same place. THE LIGHT
STREET DOUBLE OVEN Cook, made by Messrs.
Haivan Bartlett Co.. Baltimore ether with the
very best AIR TIGHT FLAr-ToP COOKING STOVES
that can be found IN this any other rket,
GLOBE, FLORA Cook, NOBLE Cook. and the BLUE
RIDGE ar, ,TIGHT Cook. IT any man can produce
better Cooking Stove, to excel the above stoves
for roasting. baking, c., will give him $50 each
one. Please call and examine them II will cost you
nothing and you Will see all kinds and sorts OF
Stoves, DC. For salea at .-..-
" c. wOODwARD'S,
Metropolitan stove and Crate Factory,
No. 5ls and 522 Pa. ave-. bet. l0tL and llth SITS.
''. BALCONY r rout full of St0yss.