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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-25

drug STORE FOR SALE.-It is an old and
~ well established stand, doing on excellent bust
ness, and is eligily located any in Washington
Address Henry Otho," over real name. through
the City Post Office. ap 23-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-25

SEVERAL FURNISHED CHAMBERS FOR
- RENT-With BREAKFAST and EA, re-
qulred. in the large brick house corner of and 9th
streets Inquire the premises, at the Store 1873
9th street, near Penn. avenue. ap 2l-eoSt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-25

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PRIVATE
SALE.-The subscriber will sell at private sale
LOT No. Is, in square ST. situated on bet Sth
Church. q feet in front by 30 deep, which there is
a two-story Brick Sate-roofed Dwelling, containing
six good rooms with basement, dining room, and all
modern improvements, together with good alley
running the entire depth of the lot.
Also, LOT No. 10, In square S47, on F, bet. 10th
and 18th streets ,on which there twostoIy rough
cast Brick Dwelling and two small rame Houses.
This would be very desirable property for improve
ment. Title indsputabe. For terms Apply to JER E.
MIAH MURPHY, corner OF F and 18th streets, No.
4Sa apl7-2w"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-25

nor RENT.-That cOmmodous and well FIN
L ished HOUSE on the corner of Massachusetts
avenue and Sth street, for rent at S4U year,
payable monthly. Apply, by letter or in person, to
WIN. STICKNRY. Unte) apis
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a , HARD CA'E.-Yesterday, officers Fann,,g
,ho So, I, 'oek female from street. in
lne second ward to the central guard hons
TetHs ' npo ona Soogf .PGn The her head
was little boy about two TeaIs 90 oeside her
neatly clad. MI Tanning took the ebi,S S"u q, very
had Sx.d of a1S the who
her charge. Amer she recovered h.r .n cnlld IN
gave her name as Mary Cary and said H. rt sne
was her son. She was left in the cells - ehiId
posed of this morning by the police Justice "'>
REAL Estate SALE.-McGuiros sold yesterd.,.
al auction, Hog4n's place, near the toll v,,. -
J. b. Ward, Esq for s3,eo. e'' "
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-08-29

+, RrvO1uTIos IN ITAr&s@s,aLate intelligence
from Italy says that the people have again
pronounced for their independence. The
red flag had been hoisted amid cries OF VI
va Italia p "Viva la RepublicaH Seve-
raj persons have been killed. The insur-
gents had succeeded in capturing arms and
munitions of war, to.the value of million
francs. Mazzini, who with his friend, Miss
White, was in Sardinia, was supposed to be
at the bottom of the movement.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-08-29
!. ELECTION NOTICE.

a f.a
Notice is hereby given that an Election
will be held in. Nevada County on WEDNEs.I
DAY, Sept End, 1857, for the purpose Of elec.
ting the following officers :
A Governor. 80
Z A Lieutenant Governor. r-al g.Jr
A Justice of the Supreme Court full term
An Attorney General s
A State Controller
|" State Treasurer for full term
State Treasurer for unexpired term
AState Printer iau9se pjs.
A Surveyor General . aa f.ess.to9 .t..o
One Senator, for the l6 Senatorial District composed
OF the County of Nevada. =
Five Members of the Assembly
One e'Cornor asstaaI PIE
Asuperintendent of Common Schools. a,I9itr4a
A County Supervisor of District No. l. cou,posed
Of the townships of Nevada and Washington.
County SuperEisor fo District No. 2. composed
oI sne TOW g Grass valley and Rough 1seady
County Supe eSIor for District No. 8, composed
Of the townships Of bridgeport and Eureka,
Township Ohicers.
Two Justices of the Peace
Two Constables. Hii ,a
], By order Of the Board of Supervisors of Ne
County As
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-08-29
THE TELEGRAPH,
WEEKLY PAPER, PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORN
ING, IN GRASS VALLEY.
AGENTS. .

J. z. HAMLIN, Bookseller corner of Broad and
Fine Streets is bur authorised Agent to transact bus
ess for this Office in Nevada and throughout all
the upper portions of the County.
Mr.. A. BADLAM is our duly authorised Agent for
Sacramento
Mr.. L. P. FISHER is sole Agent in San Francis
co. He Is empowered to receive advertisements, and
receipt for the same. He may be found at his desk
in the Iron Building opposite the Pacific Express Of
dee up Stairs.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-08-29

NEW CHINESE PAPER:-A new paper enti-
tied the "Chinese Daily News" has been
started at Sacramento, 1t is edited by a
Chinaman, named Hung Tai, and we have
no doubt it is very ably edited, although we
have net yet had leisure to peruse it..
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-08-29

From the New, Orleans Correspondence Of the
sSHss9. San Francisco Bulletin ] 45bisgo5
The Cotton and Tobacco Crops &c 81
The accounts Of the growing cotton CROP
are someBhatrc9nficting but think I can
assure you that tRe> yield will be anything
but satisfactory one. The rust and the
rain have injured the stands in almost every
quarter from which have heard, but par
ticularly in Texas, Florida, Mississippi and
this state>- The whole yield last year did
not fall Short Of 3,5OO,OOO bales, If we ga
ther two-thirds Of that crop this season, we
will be doing better than think. sa'aa
But not only is there likely to be grumb-
ling on account of the cotton. hear bad
news from the: tobacco crop, especially in
the Old Dominion. at last accounts the
amounts inspected in that state, this year.
was only $5&QOO hogsheads- large falling
oil from Tne afm6unt of last year. Per Con-
ira, the wheat and corn crops all through
the West give abundant promise Of a glori-
GUS yield.
TELEGRAPH COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW
....f ORLEANS AND HAVANA
We are beginning to believe.here, that it win
not be long before our city will be connect |
ed with Havana by the electric wires. 1t was
thought, last winter, that-the project of lay
ing down the submarine cable between Key
West and Cape Sable, had received final
quietus, owing to the exactiohs and Jealousy
Of the Governor General. Ny old friend
Kennedy, the one who hs1 introduced the
telegraph into the, Lsland, some ten or more
years ago, has, howevet>taken the matter in
hand, and is wining golden opiAions from the
Habaneros, by the zeal and tact with which
he pursues his project He has already
warmly enlisted in the undertaking some of
the wealthiest and most iheAential houses on
the Island, among Others, ,Sfhat. of Mora AL
fonzo & Co. 1t would not bAsGange if, be-
fore the end of the year, HaFana should be
in hourly intercourse with kondon and Par
. -
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-08-29

@y The present limits of the city of st.
Louis, recently exseaded. contains, ,, $50 acres,
or an area ofiffteen ana half square miles.
The length of the city is six Snd One-fourth
miles, width two and hall miles.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-08-29

Men OF AMERICA A-MES OF THE AGr-The
greatest man, g take them all fn ALL" of the
last hundred years, was S George Washington
an American.
The greatest Philosopher was Benjamin
Franklin-an American.
n The greatest of living scqlptors is Hiram
Powers -an American, s4..- e....
H. The greatest ing..Historian is VIM, H.
Prescott-an Americana 6a ..e
The greatest OrnithQIogist was J. J. Au-
dubon-an American fea-.
4 The greatest photographer since the time
of johnson, was Noah Webster-an Ameri-
can.
The greatest inventors of modern times
were Fulton, Fitch, Whitney and Morse-all
Americans. li ar.' nrn
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-08-29
J. r EG A MS
STEAM REFINED
Candy Mandatory.
No. 33 Montgomery street,

Between Bush and Sutter Streets, San Francisco
i named establishment takes this method of in
forming his numerous friends and customers that he
intends following the example of the Gas Company
that is to reduce his prices, which he hopes will give
entire satisfaction to all.
His Candies are all manufactured from Stewards
Double Refined Sugar, which he imports himself
and all the essences used by him are of the finest
flavor and the best in the market, together with
variety of other articles appertaning to the
facture of Candies too numerous to mention. h'''
Having had an experience of seven years in the
business in this city, and being the FIRST CONFEC-
TONER on the Pacific coast he fattets himself that
he will be able to give entire satisfaction all who
favor him with their trade. N+f1,
By a new and improved process his Candies are
made at quicker rate and with less expense than
formerly, SO that he Is enau1eo to sell much
lower figure than heretofore.
Persons desiring anything in his line will do well
to call and examine his SPLENDID stock of Candies
well his prices, as he feels confident that they
cannot fail to please the strictest economist
WHOLESALE PRICES. j sar r j.
A beautiful assortment of Sticks, Lumps and Drops
selling at the reduced rates. -
Notwithstanding Caraway Seed, pearled
and smoth Glove Buds ;1Cassia Buds Coriander
Seeds, large and small at 20 cents per pound.
GUM DROPS-Smooth Almonds, Jujube Paste,
French Notices, Almond Candy, &c, at 80 cents.
~ Also-A beautiful assortment OF, FRENCH CAN
DIES, varying IN prices according to quality.
The attention of the trading public is invited to
examine tnls immense stock of Candies, comprising
everything in the dulce y line.
lie leaves tito the buyers to Judge of the super
lority OF MS aruces so call and for yourselves,
for ocular demonstration is proof positive
Ha- Remember the numbering MONTGOMERY
STREET, between Bush and Sutter
,glI J.REGAN.
n. B. All orders from the country promptly attend
ed to- Goods delivered in any part of the citv or AZ
any of the wharves, free of charge. 33.Sm
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-08-29

Established for the Permanent Cure Of all priUGte and
chronic diseases and the suppression Of qAackery.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-08-29

A NEW EXPEDITION AGAINST NICARAGUA.
Another correspondent, from New York,
writes as follows $50 We have Telegraphic
advices from New Orleans, to the effect that
Gen. VIM. Walker has.ordered his late off.
GERS to report, to hin Immediately, with a
view to recruiting for an Immediate return
to Nicaragua One oNhis Adjutants has re-
Gently stated that s760,0Oo has been sub
scribed in the South for new expedition
If any such enterprise should be again un-
dertaken. the probabilities are that some
other person than Wa1ker will be chosen as
its military leader.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-08-29
THE TEHUANTEPEQ ROUTE.

j In conversation had the other day with
+. Lasere, President of the Tehuantepec Co.,
he informed me that the road d1across the 18TH
mus would not probably be completed before
the lst of October TherSad is going on
rapidly, and saw mills and pile drivers have
been brought into requisitiontO advance the
labor of pile driving and bridge making .
The fine new steamer Metacomet, formerly
the Pensacola, Capt Chtysler, late of Cali
fornia, has been placed on the route and
now runs regularly from fhis port to Mana
titlan. so tnaL S1alifnr4s ans refnrninO boToo
will probably find this as cheap and pfeas=
ant route as any other. aoi Fl
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-08-29
Dr. !. CZAPKAY,s

FE1Vate NAtUICAI anu SuEgHcaI IMStIIUIt3
SACRAMENTO ST. BELOW MONTGOMERY, OPPOSITE
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES OFFICE,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-08-29

3S- Below we publish the certificates of two of
the sufferers from the pangs of disease, who having
recovered their former health, and, impeed by graf
ltude, make known their cases and remedial agent,
and their Statements are authenticated bya Notary
Public. The demands of society imperiously COM
mand their publicity, and we commend their perussl
to the attention of all afflicted
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-08-29

d RIGGS DEY & CO. are prepared to import ever
Ddescripiion OF Goods IN their line, on short notice
and as low as any other house in San Francisco.
BRIGGS DEY CO
oSe Montgomery, Oorner Caiforniast
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-08-29

DR.. L. J. Czapkay's Medical and Surgical Institute
on Sacramento Street, below Montgomery, RJ- OPP
posite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's Office
San Francisco, California The Doctor offers free
consultations, and asks no remuneration unless he
affects cnre
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-08-29

{ From the New, Orleans Correspondence Of the
9Neag San Francisco Bulletin I 4aj,isror
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-08-29

n. B. All orders from the country promptly attend
ed to. Goods delivered in any part of the city or at
any of the wharves, free of charge. III. S33m
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-08-29

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-25

DEATH OF DOUGLAS JERRoLD-By the Persis " Q
have intelligence of the death of Douglas Jerrod,
the wellsaow dramatic and political writer in thu
56th yeGr OF his age Seifeduceted 10 a printing
office, (beins practical printer the deeeas I'D ross
by the force of his own energy to o commanding DO
sition in the literary circles of England. He was
hrst known to fame writer for the stage. He has
written in all some forty plays His "Black-eyed
susan," and the "Rent Day stamped him at once az
the most popuat drsInatist of his tme-as the wri
ter, above all others, who could commsnd the suf
frases Of the multitude. Shortly after Punch" was
established Jerrold became of its regular coptri
butors. One of his earliest contributions "On the
custom Of blessing the coiors of the army wxs 90
strongly in the interests of the Peace Socjsty that
the Friends" had 1t printed and plscsrded on the
walls Of several of the large He soon became
aiding spirit In that hebdomada casti of fol-
lies and shame. "Punch's Almanac" 100 ives in
deb-ed to Jerrod for many of its most pqusnt con.
tents THE Ceudle Lectures will never be an un-
read book among Us. These, and 1.-The story of a
Feather first appesred in Punch
Asa political writer Mr. Jerrold showed his powers
in the weekly newspaper which bore his name, and
which he started in 1874 Eight, ten add dozen
sparkling eaders from his pen appeared regularly in
lis pages During his life he was also conn. ctsd
with Numerous other ma2szines and newspspe-s
among them 'Lleyd'a Weekly Newspaper of
which he was the editor. His versatility was gre at
and for fearless expoaure of proved abuses, SAYS
one OF the English journals, he hss scarcely left his
equal behind.
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WATCHES NOT MAILABLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DeciSiOn.-Ip the United States Distric. Court for
the Southern District of Illinois, one Burton, q
postmaster at Ewingtou, being indicted under the
2lst section of the act of Congress of March Sd
1879, for stealing package containing two
watches from the mail that came to his office from
FIeeport Judge Treat decided that under this act.
in connection with that of 1926 the watches hav-
ing been put up in separate package, were not
m ailable matter" within the meaning Of the law
and that the defendant was not liable to prose
cution under the United States laws for abstract
ing them from the United States mails-being only
amsnabe to the laws of the State for the larceny
The prosecuting attorney having stated that this
was the only point at issue, the Court instructed
the jury to find verdict of no. guilty
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THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH
DAILY, SCIENTIFICALLY, AND WEEKLY.


The urgent solicitations Of . number Of friends
have induced ms TO publish
BHMl-WEHKLY DIspATCH.
II will appear about the Sd July next will be printed
with new type. will eontsin twenty-eisht col INNS Of
reading matter, and In sizs and prop srtons will re-
sembls the Weekly Dispatch. The subscription will
be only
|. Two Dollars per Annum In Advance.
1t will contain all the news Of the dsy-Poliicel
Domestic, Foreign, Miscellaneous and Comm erciai -
together with Editorsls and entertaining Literature
Especial attention will be paid to the msrksts, which
will be regularly and accurately reported II will be
indeed NEWSPAPER In the most comprshs nsve
sense presenting Ineligible narratives OF every.
and succincty all kinds Of information appropriate
to the Newspaper.
There ere only semi weekly mails In many parts
of the State and this semi-wesky edition OF the Dis
patsh meets the wants Of tho people srpplssd by
thore IL ails.
Every branch of the paper 10 entrusted TO apabls
senIemen, and the Daily and Weekly Disp atch are
examples Of the enterprise with which It will os
tanned.
Those whs want the sEMF-WEEKLY DIS.
PATCH will please send In their orders at once
that their subscriptions may begin with the frs,
number. Address the undersigned.
Advertisers ts will be inserted at the usual rates
and az the Semi. Weekly edition will no doubt be
| for communicating with the public
Both the Daily and the Weekly, swell ss the Be-
mi Weekly Dispatch, will soon be greatly improved
and the three papers will be sent to subscribers al
| the following
Low RATES:
Daily Dispatch. 81 per annum.
semi-Weekl Dispatch. 81 per snnum.
Weekly o1sPst s1s Il; MI per annum'
There are no cheaper journals In the Union, and
neither labor nor OK penss will be spared to make
je S. dssts J. A COWARD[N.
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DEATH BY LIGHTNING.-Mrs Ellen Harlan q
iesloent OF MeConnellsville, Ohio was killed by
rs9S9se On Saturday last She was sitting near th
i1uuie .. ths room, engage in reading the Bible d
neI nssa passed down through the centre Of the
f"a IN the second story and through large chest
building, and discharged ise If through her nerson in
W TUE u 'or beneath The shoe upon her ri.ht foot
20. considerably torn, and near the centre of her
upper end sole of her shoe Her cotbs. was .at nn
nle' put she was not moved particle from the pos
ticn Ia which she was sitting P''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-25

AMUSING ESCAPE OF A CoUNTERrEITER-The
Ottawa, Michigan, Clarion says a constable of
that county arrested fellow few days since on
charge of counterteting, and afterwards lost his
prisoner il laughable manner The man was
taken on the opposite side of the river from Graz
Haven, and was brought to the village in boat
On arriving at the landing the constable jumped
out, and tarned round to order the prisoner to o-
low. His establishment may be better imagined
than described; for ths culprit had showed off tie
boat, and was just beginning to paddle his own
canoe, in right good earnest to the infinite amuse.
ment of the bystanders. All the boats in the
neighborhood were docked and could not be readi.
ly put off, and the fellow made the best of his
M, seeming to enjoy the pre- i.ament of hiss fiji.
cisl The last that was seen of the man, he was
on the top of hill, over the river, swinging his
hat and halioaing at great rate
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-25

Ia RUNAWAY. reward W i'll be
III given if taken in the State, and $500 If taken
"a out of the Stats.
~ Runaway, my negro boy JOE, sometimes
szrsxa called JOE WINSTON; about Is years old;
little feet high rather stout built; dark gin
ger bread color; rmall moustachs; stemmers badly
when infused orquickly spoken to; took along or
salts of cloths one blue dress coat with bras but
tons black pants and patent leather shoes white hat
silver watch with gold chain; was last seen in this
city on Tuesdsy last; had pass to Hanover county
and supposed to be making bis way towards York
river, for the purpose Of getting on board some
ing vessel. SAMUEL ELLIS.
Aim
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otfiolALs BY THE EARS.-Col Kobles presjd,nt
y, .ne rsclhs Wagon Road Company, and Willis A.
Uno'nan, ESQ late Governor aud member ele,t 70
pesons collision at Faul In which il s said both
,rs. ;sotne"hat bruised and battered An ugly bus
40. of gentlemen who should set q better ex.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-25

Ia. SALE OF THE Pennsylvania MAIN LIN,
MN, ine suPrems Court of Pennsylvania, Tuesds,
TO- lug Judge Lewis gave decision In the iujuuc
relative To the sale the main linz oF .t.ts
~. me decision declares that the stata has !
ssii. - Stoer the SALE and that the Pennsylyans
~ ,en Ipeny ar any other body has the rishl
~ pafehAse, bat the Legislature has no right 10 ar
Pt tns purchasers from tonnage tax. This deci.
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owmv- CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

os~R, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
&EESL The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
-XI11-Makins Establishment on Lombard AL
near the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARIO.
TEES, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES with and without
topa, and sULKIES, sil of hs own make of tho
beet materials and workmanship; all Of which will
be sold low good work of the kind be in the
city OF Richmond, and respectfully ask cali from
those IN want OF any article In the Carriage line
am etermined to make to order and cell at the low
Get prces poRsibls, and oil work sold, that Ia new.
warranted.
IA MICAJAH MAEGUM.
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with the libel she always does what she has ut this
moment done nav damages for the SANDER, In any
amount of kisses declaring. though nota pick pocket,
was thief. and stols her heart and pooketed her
. Taceet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-25

NOTICE To TAX PAYERS. 'Be it or.
Y 6ained by the Council OF the City of Richmond
Thatth Collector of the City Taxes shall annually
give notice In at least four of the daily newspapers of
the city, for fifteen days prior to the day of
June, that he will attend at his office daily between
the hours of 8 O'Clock, A. M and O'Clock, P. M
from the 18Th the S0th of June, inclusive for the
purpcs, of receiving from any person charged with
city taxes, the whole half of the amounts OF
taxes charged, dedUcting from the whole amount or
half IS the may &c, ten per centum thereon.
The Cole shall in like manner give notice for
fifteen days prior to the 18th of December, that he
will attend at his Office daily, between the above
mentioned hours from the 18th to 5l,t of December
inclusive. for the purpose of resolving from suy per-
son who has aresdy psld one half only of the city
taxes charged to him, the remaining half deductiug
from such haIften per cent thereon"
In pursuance of the above amended ordinance,
parsed January 1lth 1885, will attend at the Collec
tors Office at the City Hail. from the 18th to the S0th
of June for the purpose of receiving taxes above
directed JULIUS A. HOBsON,
Collector of City of Richmond.
N Bit will be understood from the above ordi-
nancs that those who do not avail themselves of the
opportunity of paying the first half between the 18th
and SUth of June, entitled to deduction; but
are required pay this whole amount of their bills
az soon in the month of July the Collector
call them Persons desiring in Information of as
certaining the amount OF their taxes will call at the
office previous to the 18th of June.
js i-dtlstJy j. A H., G. C. r.
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DUKKUss a. BkOTHEK,
DIRECT IMPORTATION OF LONDON

DIRECT IMPORTATION OF LONDON
DOCK BRANDY.
We have 10 custom house, and are in daily expec
tation of the arrival of 20 pipes TAYLORS CELE-
BRATED LONDON DOCK BRANDY, OF the vim
tsge of 1874 of importation, selected for us
fron the Docks OF London.
Now In store and in ths custom house -
$40 casks London Porter, various brands
$50 do Scotch Ale, do do
100 basket Mumns Verzonay Champagne, pnts
and quarts
100 baskets Hei6aeiok Co. do, pnts
and quarts.
20 ar casks Burgundy Port Vino
IS do Duff Gordon Sherry
20 do Harmony do
so do Crown do
Is do Madeira
SARDINES-2 0e0 quarter, half aud whole boxes.
BuRRuSS BROTHER,
IL 22-dlm No. Wide Water St Norfolk.
SOAP AND CANDLks.-We have now in
- store large stock OF the best family Soap W hiob
warrant free OF fab Oil and ell unpleasant oders
Also and, large stock Of ratlow Candles put up
expressly for summer use, and warranted to stand
our climate We would ask the attention OF the
trade and families who wish good article at fair
price to examine our stock, and satisfy themselves
that, quality considered, offer great Inducements
to purchase Of n. G. CREW SON,
IL h street, near Old Market.
u We are still prepared to offer the highest mar.
ket price for all kinds Of clean grease. 1.
my 26-1m