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The national Republican., 1862-07-23
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Ths ladies ofthe esySsth ward aAembb9 u
the Sixth Street Prssby ytsrian CAuroh, ytster.
day aftsrncou, at 8 e'cIook, ~ e9g9aiasda -.
LEI association under the nAne Of the "Union
Relief Association Of the qovooeA ward"
The following oflosrs we're sleotsd:
President-hrs. Han14. 49,
Vice Preeident-MU IAnn0nd.
Ssoretary--Afs. B. D. CLARK.
Treasursr-nrs. wet
Collsotors-N1. J. ". Hoover, xrs. .. D. Al.
len, Mrs. J. r. Evans, Nio Ahnis wheeler,
Mis- Nellie hammond, Miss Alice Adam, Mrs.
7. q. Lloyd, Mrs. Carrie Murtayh, Mrs. Sally
Ford. Mrs. Bsp, Mr.. Annie Handy, Miss Annie
Fowler. ~F " tafEI 49, " -
committee Of three was appointed 70 draft
suitAble rules for the government Of the asso.
citation, and it adjourned 70 meet In the Sixth
Street Church on tomorrow evening at ave
O'Clock. .......
The ladies Of the association extend ~ invi.
tation to all the ladies Of the Seventh ward TO
become members Of the association.
The collectors will call upon the oitisens In.
modiatsly to solicit donations for the siok and
wounded soldiers.
The national Republican., 1862-07-23

~ Ths Pleasant Festival Of Monday
sysning viii Be- rspsstsd tonight (8d instant), 4
pleasaft, !. ths e1eenAs sdtsl.lce ~ rssee9ss q
The ladiss Of ths 6eidias' 1slisf Boeisty, fos
whose bsnslt The festival was held, GRATEFULLY 90
knowlsdgs the liberal patronage bestowed It
The national Republican., 1862-07-23

IAY 600 X r & CO..
7An1kOr0,
A64 FFTIENTH STREET
DlALIls IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
CERTIFICATES, VOUCHERS
INTEREsT-BEARING TREASURY NOTES,
COIN, CURRENCY .. .
AND EXCHANGE
The highest prices paid for
GOLD, SILVER AND OLD DEMAND NOTES
~ 22-lmd
The national Republican., 1862-07-23

X r. p A l Il l N G.
As l manufaoture Trunks extensively. and neces
sarily have all kinds Of Trunk Material am bette,
prepared to repair Trunks, 6o., thoroughly and
promptly, than any other establishment In the city
jy7 JAMES 3. TOPHAM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-02

CAVALRY SwORDs-In Household Words for
December 81, 1882 In an article on ''Horss yards
rampant containing much valuable matter, oc-
ours the following paragraph:
In the sikh war, arms, heads, hands, and legs
OF the British soldiers were Topped of by the
enemy on all sides, while English swordsmen
laoorGd often in vain even to draw blood Yet
the Slkhs used chiefly our own caste draQoon
blades, lifted into new handles, and snarpened
until they had a razor edge, and worn In wooden
scaobards, from which they were never drawn
except In action. In such scabbards they were
not olunted and they were noiseless.
They made none Of that incessant clankinp
which almost browns the trumpet or bugle, and
quite the word Of command In our own cavalry
regiments, aud which, unless the men wrap hay
ABOUT The steel, renders any attempt at a surprise
by cavalry perfectly useless.
The wooden scabbards, Il was found by in
qsiry, are even less brittle than steel ones
"a sikh at Chillianwallah galloped up to the
horse artillery, cut down the two hrst men, and
attacked the third. He, seeing that his comrades
had been unable ts save their lives by the use Of
their blunt swords, left his sword In the scabbard
and fought OF bis assailant with his riding whip,
noggfng away the Sikh's horse, TO keep the fatal
arm at safe distance. So he saved himself
"There can be no doubt that heavy riding whips
would be more formidable wea pons In all warfare
than the cavalry swords now In use"
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pENsIoN OFFICE, svHs CITE. 1851.
TO ALL wHom p rMlY CONCERN.

sd June, 1880, for the reissue OF the Land War.
rants described herein, which are alleged 20 have
beep lost or destroyed notice 10 hereby given that
st the date following the description OF each War.
rent new CeIhhcate, Of ike tenor, will be ~
sued, u NO vahd ohiecnon shall then appear
No; T'sss for iS egss, i..qsa under ths sot Of
James ,MiisoS: and srsntsd on the sth day Of Fob
No. % $50, for Id scres, issuad under the sot of
Msrch, lass. in the name Of Martha, widow OF An
drew Mellon, and granted on the 18th day Of pril,
le56-Deoember 81, 1881. $500 d =
NO. ssh, for l60 sores, issued under the act of
March, 1855, in the name Of samuel n. sok gay
and granted on the 1st day of Apgust. 1855. -
March, lass, In the name Of w illiam b Tarrance.
tnd granted on the 18th dsy Of July, issa-Dscem
No. u SIS, ipr 90 sorss. issued under Tn. .ot of
September, $50. In the name Of Levi Treadweil.
and granted September 18th. 1851. -.
No 81 ,oS, Tor % acres. issued under the ssme cot,
z tS sSs nSnS q ASs Psst and granted November
No q Ss Dr ls' so,:s t:Esd snde the cot Of
Ir.n,sa on tas On DAY d Sspssnbsr. sss7@jsn- an
NO, e go, for 90 serss. iasusd undsr ths ses OF
March, 1875, infhs name Of Polly, widow Of John
Can, end sran'ed On the I'd day Of septsmbsr,
No, 3 g, for ls0 seres, is,ssd sndst the sct sf
Csata oR.ths Lat day Of May, fs5s- -Jsnusfss d.
JOSEPH II. BARRETT,
ep-tsv Commiasioner.
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soon came in sight of the turkey; but In her
esgerness she had neglected the necessary
precaution, and before she had an opportunity
to raise her weapon, the bird few away, lesv-
ing her for q moment or two the victim of the
deepest despair. But an instant after, her
hope was revived, as she beheld the fowl
WI eel and settle down in one corner of q potato
patch.
Fearful of again disturbing IL, however, by
too sudden an approach, Mrs. Thorp returned
to the cabin and waited till she saw the turkey
wallowiDg and tossing up about 1t the loose
earth. Again she set forth, this time with the
utmost caution, creeping from log to log, and
bush to bush, upon her hands and knees.
At last she was within range, and deliber-
ately raising the hammer of her piece, she ex-
snined the priming, brought the rife to her
shoulder, took q firm, cool, aim, and pulled.
As the light blue smoke curled upward, she
leapsd to her feet, and saw that the shot had
been well sped, and that the bird was dead.
With an exclamation of the widest Joy, she
was bounding forward, for the purpose of Sc
curing her prize, when, like an arrow from a
bow, there shot past her heavily built dog,
that, the following msment, with the dead fowl
In its mouth, was returning to her with every
manifestation Of delight. .....
As her eyes lit upon the dog she felt herself
becoming weak with a new and happy emo
aen; and, scarcely able to sustain her feelings,
she turned in the direction in which the ami
NAL had come; and there, through an opening
in the forest, she beheld Joel, her husband,
striding toward her.
A step or two she took in that direction; and
then, with her arms outstretched and faint
scream, she fell insensible TO the earth.
Not long, however, did she lay thus; for the
hardy pioneer soon reached her side, and rails.
ing her in bis powerful arms, bore her into the
cabin. Here she soon revived, to behold her.
self surrounded by her husband and children,
upon all Of whom the faithful Dash was fawn.
ing with gladness, while the little ones In limo.
cent joy showed their mother the food that
papa bad brought for them.
Mutual and heartfelt were the congratula.
tiens Of the pioneer and his wife; and never
again did Joel Thorp allow his humble larder
to go unreplenished in time to keep the wolf
Of starvation from his door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-02
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From Gen. Banks, Division.

FREDERICK, Jan. 1.-The political prisoners
which have been captured and detained at VIII
months, arrived here Yesterday under a strong
guard, and proceeded this morning TO Washing.
ton. Among the principal personages Of this
group are w. d. Shepard, late a captain In the
member Of Shepardstown volunteer corps, and
several civil officers, who undertook to execute
the Confederate laws In Morgan county. They
are all sent to Washington In conformity with the
late general orders by the commander In chief
private dispatch from Williamsport last
night states that about 3p m. yesterday Con-
federate force, lnumbet not given0 with one
gun, attacked the railroad wofknen between
PaItoR's Cut and Cherry Run, II miles east Of
Hancock. They were repulsed and routed by
the Federal protective force, with loss Of 20
Col Baylor is said to have a Confederate force
Of 700 men few miles south Of Hancock.
Jackson, with his whole available force, is said
to be preparing to move against Gen. Kelly at
Hancock.
Later sdvices have been received from Harper's
Ferry. Major Tyndale, Of the 2sth Pennsylvania,
Is keeping close guard upon the river at that
point. The people Of the Ferry, nearly all Of
all sides. The Confederate pickets extend across
the neck over Bolivar Heights to Smallwood's
woods on the north, and prohibit all supplies Of
provisions and fuel from entering into the town;
while the Federal commander exercises equal
vigilance at Sandy Hook. Men who have been
compelled to fee from Harper's Ferry complain
that their families are restrained from joining
them on this side; but IL the statement is well
founded, the restriction must be based upon some
Interpretation.
A band Of Confederates were busily engaged
In removing the contents Of Wearmwig's ma
chine works located on Herr's Island, in the
Shenandoah near Harper's Ferry. Herr 4 Welch's
new -four mill was not destroyed by the enemy,
but the old one was entirely demolished some
months ago.
All persons residing in Harper's Ferry and Boil
ivar seen by the Confederate look outs to approach
the river, ere captured on their return TO their
homes and sent to Charlestown. Several fami-
lies who went down to the river with their nova
BILE effects, intending to come to Maryland, are
stated to have shared this fate.
All was quiet yeste rday from Sandy Hook to
the Point of Rocks.
Later intelligence from the vicinity Of Leesburg
leads to the belief that the enemy have erected
strong works northeast Of Leesburg, on the ridge
which terminates n-srly opposite the mouth Of
the Monocacy. The report is confirmed that the
has Sssn
fight 10 doubted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-02

MueeIss "A festive party Of Young fellows
whiled away the damp hours Of Friday evening
In an uptown store The night waned away to
the small hours, when 1t was suggested that they
'play Tor something." This generally means
lager segars, tods oysters matters Of that kind
But, as II happened that all the saloons and such
like "dens Of iRfamy" were closed, they had to
make the best Of what forfeits were laying around
loose. Nc. spied q box Of Me- Leans bilious pills,
and proposed that every time man lost he should
take pill. The novelty and the fun Of the idea
took with the rest, and they went on playing with
renewed interest c. was the 1rst loser, and he
bolted one Of the globular abominations like a
man. g . turn came next, and he swallowed the
penalty without winking; and 30 the game went
on. There were twenty-five pills In the box, and
three Of them were considered dose for all med
ical purposes. Nc. swallowed nine OF them, 9.
eight more, gulped down six, took the re-
mainder, while Jenks got of scott free. The
game was hastily terminated at q. m.-Dnbp.
gus Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-02

khco0tHG [u0tLcT JOT th6 rTsStd6 CtT66.
The epfesent year 10 undoubtedly the most event
ful In the political history Of this country and the
record Of occurrences transpiring at the Fed
sras Metropolis Is naturally Of striking and re-
r,szkabls interest. The public desire 70 receive
prompt, Jsli dsd reliable accounts Of all that
pdssss Acre 10 most intense, and we have
eon1e4ssntly made alterations and Improvements
xesAly Issue Of the washington Star to
meet thfs want most satisfactorily. IN cofnpii-
ance with the wish Of the public the paper has
been changed from quarto to the more conve-
nient folio shape, and now appears handsome
sheet Of fhtrty-tpo columns, filled with choice
and carefully prepared Reading Matter, and bear
ing the name Of the
"Washington Dollar Weekly Star"
As indicated by the title, we now furnish the
paper at the unprecedented low price Of
ONE DOLLAR PER YEARII
Or barely more than the price Of the paper upon
which 1t 10 printed. 1t is our determination to
make the WEEKLY STAR not only the largest
and haHdsornsst Dollar Newspaper in the United
States, but that Ii shall absolutely be
The BEST FAMILY WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN THE
WoRLD!n
II contains the very fullest, freshest, and most
important details Of all that transpires at the
Seat OF Government editorials on all the impor
tant topics Of the times; the news Of the week;
Interesting correspondence from all parts Of the
world; capital stories humorous and graphic
sketches, and the pick Of the floating miscellany
Of literature and gossip.
The DOLLAR STAR has as q permanent feature
carefully prepared
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
embodying whatever may be Of interest to farm
ers In the transactions Of the Interior Department
the Smithsonian Institution, and the L. 8. Agri-
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also receive due attention in this department
Of the paper, and we also give each week a
choice budget OF Household Recipes for our lady
readers; also, Recipes for the Workshop, together
with an official list Of all the new inventions
issued from the Patent Oface each week.
In short, 1t 10 our purpose to give our readers
a varied, rich, and sparkling variety Of the
reading that at once instructs and entertains,
but aiming to make WASHINGTON News AND
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Address w. d. WALLACE, Publisher Of the
STAR, Washington, d. c., with subscription
money enclosed, or for specimen copies, which
win be forwarded gratis.
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Lexislature of MARYLAND.

ANNAPOLIS, January 1.-The Legislature as
sembled at noon to day, this being the day named
by the constitution for the commencement of the
regular session.
There was but q small attendance in either
House, and after some time spent in the social
Interchange Of the compliments Of the season.
an adjournment was moved until noon to-mor-
row.
The last message Of Governor Hicks will, prob
ably, be delivered tomorrow. The new Governor
will be inaugurated on the Sth inst.
New Years Day has been oeieDfatcd In the city
and In most OF the camps with great animation, !,
and In some cases with slight disorder, which was
promptly Quieted.
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III The New York Observer "a religious pa
per, we believe,) states that storekeeper in
Brooklyn went to the w est Indies with his wife,
who was an invalid. She died there He broug ht
her home In a cask of spirits, buried her In
G,es1WSod and sold the spirits to his customers
a worthy church member and a good citizen,
never thought there was anything out Of the way
In thus disPosing Of the spirit when the body
was out Of IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-02
L. TOWERS. }. NJ. Towns. J.B. TOWNS.
L. TOWERS & CO.,
STEAM BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ES-
TABLISHMENT,

The attention of the business community is re-
spectfullT invited to the New Book and Job Print
ing Establ Is hment, which has been fitted up with
new mater NJ, in the most complete manner, is now
prepared 70 execute, In satisfactory style, every
variety OF Printing, viz:
BOOKS Speeches. Pamphlets, Cards, Circulars,
Suffers Blanks, go, &c.
The attention of members Of Congress is espe-
cially requested for our f.oilitIes for printing
Speeches, ss we have the largest steam power in
the CITY. de 7-lhv6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-02
HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUcHu

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
For Weaknesses
Arising from Exoesses, Habits Of Dfsxip~szoz
Early lndisoretIon OF Abuse.
Attsnded tefth ths FoLio1risf Sympferrs.
IndisposItlon to E1ertion, Loss Of Povu.
Loss of Memory, DificultT on BrcstkIns
Weak Nerves. TrennhIns
Horror Of Disease, weks<aineS
DImness of Vision, Pam In tie 6xcI
gnivsr,s, Lsssitude Of the Muscular syrsmI
Dryness oil the SEin, Eruptions on the {Fkce, ,
PAILIp couNTENGNcI
Ihese symptoms, II q lowed 10 30 ss, which this
meolclne lnverlably removes, soon follows
,FATUITY, RPILEPTlC FIT,
IN on. Of trkie1 tks Patis.t may Eeysrs.
Who can say that they are not Tree ueutly tol-
lowed oy those "DIRRTUL DIsKLsn
7" INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware Of the cause Of their suferpzs,
BUT NONE WILL coNTEss.
THE RECORDS OF TIE INSANE AsYLUNfB
And fhs Melancholy DEATHS br Cesss~pfsa.
BEAl AkPLI wITNKss TO TIE TRUTH OF ruu
kSsEETIoF.
THE G2NsTi1TSHGTI2M 9f4sa 1SGI 2Sc 22SSSeEEx xsEsSoTRD
Requires the aid Of medicine to strengthen and
lnvIgorete ths systssn
vhIoh HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHu
sseo~sa " de<s
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST sIlPTIcAI.
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III Andy Johnson's nephew 10 q prisoner at
Tuscaloosa. A Memphis paper recommends
hanging him.
III Not less than rs 600 barrels Of salt will be
ready for shipment from the Saginaw river In the
spring, according To the Detroit Free Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-02
Departure Of Ma..n and slid.l,.

BosIoN, Jan. The steam tug Starlight left
and Slidell and their secretaries, for Province
town, fifty miles below Boston, where they will
be transferred to the British steamer Rinaldo,
now lying there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-02

T OOK OUT FOR STORMY WEATHER,
u Il and send your orders Immediately to HAMILc
TON, the renowned G'aZier, who will wager that
he osn glaze more lights Of glass in day than any
other man IN America, and ss cheap.
N. B. Large Jobs Of gls1ng done ct greatly re-
dgced pricst, Shop-362 7th st.. opposite Center
Market, in the rear. de is cow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-02
II R 7 " a II z.
II r. = " AT Z.
II H Z " AT u.
DR.. LA BONITA

Cures all venerisl Diseases permanently and
quickly, without the use Of disgusting or poison
ols drugs OF any kind.
Il is saying quite enough IN It's favor. when say
that M prsotIes Is thst winch is In use in all the
New York City College and Hospital Testimo-
Ladies with Whites and Diseases OF the Womb
cured and saved oonsumptive's grave By my
There ls nothing essnsirs or disa-ssa6k IN any
part of the treatment.
All cures warranted, or money rsfu-ded.
Communicst9ns IN writing, with return stamp,
Medicines for {! t!svelers and Others packed. with
u Nc sS VA nf nson BSdn. Penn
avenue and Seventh st., WashiEfton, ID. q.
GEALEp PROPOSALS Are invited till the 10Th
- day of January. 1882 at u O'Clock m, for sup
nt ias 70 be dsasrsd % ss R.1rsOSIs cham
6sTsoort, or Ply York, Ps as soon aftsr ths 18th Gey
Government will receive under this contract 600
head and reserve the right to call for any addition
Each lot Of Cate delivered shall average st
viii which veis hs less than 900 pounds
Government reserves to itself the right to psy In
Treasury notes, and to reject any bid tor any
cause. No bid will be entertained unless the bidder
The bids TO be directed to Maj. A. BECKwITH,
Sas. U: =: a, Washington, D. C., and endorsed
erh@ent good Beef GAIT 6f'o on q the hoof for Or psr
hundIed pounds sross ysisht, The Cattle g. be
closed sdysrtissment The Cattle % Be v.is shsd
on the scales, and the weight so determined to be
PsnS bond for tEsy 90
contract, and 20 receive Treasury notes or other
Govsrnment funds in payment for the Cattle.
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Arrival Of a British War steamer

naldo, of 16 guns, arrived at PrOvincetown last
night. Her commander says he was ordered to
lay there.
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S6S SEVENTH STREET. eco
ARMY oFFIGERs AND GoNTRAcToRs

Just arrived 500 Windows of Sash, of ALI sizes,
suob as 2, s, 10 and II light sash, just
the thing for barracks, and for sale cheap By
II. w. HAMILTON,
AGENT for Northern Manufacturers,
No. o62 7th ST., cppo. CenfT Marx and IN tks rear
de l6 eo2u'
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Sailing Of the Steamer America with the
Qaeen's Messenger.
NEw YORK, January 1.-The steamer America
sailed this morning. The Queens messenger,
Capt. Seymour, was among the passengers.
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THE DOLLAR STAR!
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The Fullest and Most Reliable News from
the Seat of Government!
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st our proveflisly low prices, marked in plain
figures.
One price only.
purchase. PERRY BRO,
Penn. avenue and Ninth st.,
de a cot g"peTry BuIdinE"
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COLUMBIA MARKET,
~ Pa dcssxe, corar TRtYfeeafh st.
The subscriber would most respectfully inform
the citizens of WasAn gton Il at he has returned TO
his old quarter, where he intends keeping q first
rate market in al Its branches, as in times zone
He will be happy TO greet his old friends and GUS
N. B-Goods sent free Of charge 10 an, part of
de Is c. MALLARD.
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CEN RAJ OR DER.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, December q, 1851.
THE NAVY DEPARTMKNT hss . rendezvous for
shipping men at each of the following places:
Portsmouth. New Hampshire
Soston and New Bedford, Massachusetts.
Philadephis and Erie. Pennsyvsnis.
baltimore, MARYLAND; ami
washington, District Of Columbia.
seamen, ordinary seamen and landsmep who can
pass the usual surgeons examination. by present
residence, with an ofcIs certificate from the oIty
or town clerk slgpifJing that they are residents
an1 have expressed desire to leave 20 enter the
navy, will be received on the following terms:
lst An allowance o. thres cents mile for travel
ling expenses.
81. An advance of tkr.s months to seamen and
ordinary seamen, and OF tHo months TO iandsmen
81. Permission TO lesve allotment of hali-pey
20 their families tn commence the date Of their en-
t.h. To on board ship In their ordinary clothes
where an outht viii be furnished and CHARGED a.
per list. being the present prioes, viz:
One psir bus cloth trov T ser,- -- go -
One blue flannel overshirt ..-. lO
Two under flannel shirts. ...-. 2S2
TWO pairs weollen draws. ais
Unf mauresa go
W. olanh ets. $50
One black silk handkerchief ..-.....---. 100
ssl n
The pay Of petty officers averages go TO s2s Der
month ~
The g,y Of seamen. -.....---. sIs per month.
10 ofolpery seamen-... u do.
Do. land dsMen. II do.
And food found.
No landsman will be allowed to take the benefit
Of this regulation who has not been four months al
GIDEON wELLEs,
De Ae06t Secretary Of the NAVY,
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SOF1kakssM as MN MfEyYPsSky gsatsaAf5s. gESES AE5R BUILD

lyon want Signs Paiated q, In good style, and
q short notice and cheaper than you can gen them
gall on HAMILTON. No. 662 ith st., opposite
Center Market, In the roar. dsls -ed7Ws