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Communicated.
"Ar1stllOso

Has IL word to say through the newspaper
prOss. Yesterday, q patriot boy, seller Of the
production of Aristides, was often snuffed at,
with the term Abolition! Abolition! Time
was when Aristides WAS the last man to be an
Abolitionist, because he looked to oonstitu.
tional obligation. But now things are wholly
different. The rebellion has forfeited all rights,
and the obligation, Of course, ceases. Aristides
ia now for abolition at onoe-total. II 1t must
be 30, let the war rage outside, inside. God
speak out. Aristides pronounoes slavery an
abomination before God, and Gods judgment
will rest upon and pursue every man who aids
II even by his mere negative, neutral assent
" Institution Of slavery! :" No man, no people
ever had u right to such institution. The Al.
mighty God Ia against II, and for this He ID lay.
ing waste the South. He has had mercy upon
Maryland, and, trust, she will appreciate II;
and I hope, and pray too, that Westerly Virginia,
and Kentucky, and Missouri may be strength.
ened and saved, In all that Is good on their
part. Let the great ball Of the Union now roll
In thunder tones. We have been brought to
the virge of annhilation by too amiable and
too narrow spirit and policy. Yesterday can
never return. Never again will It be within
the moral endurance of the people to bear the
old soul sickening shouts of free soil and rend.
tion. The ghost Of our slain upon every battle.
field forbid II!
Aristides holds himself responsible for what
he says, and will not, II essential at all to the
cause. shield himself under q fictitious oogno.
men. Friends Of the Union, read the produc.
ton alluded to, aud sustain IT,
ARIsTIDEs.
The national Republican., 1862-08-14
rRX loRk rxcrLaIun aAkrRY,

NEW York ExCELsIOa BAKEnY,
IN 0s3 5th street, near Maryland ave-, lsland
WIN PATEN re.peciully informs the public thai
he has become sole proprietor Of he celebrated -
tablkhment lately owned By his father, and will b.
happy to supply n order: with ths utmos. dspa.ch
st pffces IN accordance with the ttmes The quality
Of our articles 10 not to be sxcelnd suffers ssp
piled on liberal terms
Again we oone Le'ore you,
Our banner 10 upfufied,
While our customers are hocking
Froa all Qusrten Of the world.
For Our Bread, our Cake, and Pastries,
For our Puddings, Sweetmeats, too;
And they come % last upon us,
That We scarce know what to do
Our bakers have been busy
From early morn I'LL night,
While our STOCK Of -four 10 vanishing;
Bat this gives ns delight.
Fer "quiok sales and small proAts,"
IL the motto OF our sore,
And h you purchase once from Us,
You will surely purchase m,re.
And also that the heralds
VIII proclaim from North TO South,
That the BREAD and Cake Of Paten's
Enters everybody's Mouth ~
July i7-3m
The national Republican., 1862-08-14
Highway Rsbbsry-aurasreus Assault
By three Desperate Villains.

bythrss Desperate viiisi.s. :,
On Tuesday night, a man by the name Of
Henry Wickard was assaulted and robbed un.
der the following circumstances: Wickard, II
seems, ts German BY birth, but has been liv.
ing for the last few years in Virginia. More
tssmstsr IN the Qusrtsrmasssrs % department Of
General Pops's army, during which time he
money he carried on his person. A man by
the name. Of Grant, q notorious villain, mads
and, asoertaining that he had money, be
followed him TO this city, and laid trap 10 rob
him. He conooctsd plan with other villains
as bad a. himself, 80 that while Grant was TO
pretend to be the victim. friend, and lead him
the robbery. Inaccordance with this arrange.
ment, Grant kept In company with Wiokafd,
and about ten O'Clock at night, on some prstext,
induced him to 60 down on the commons, near
ward. not Gar from the arsenal. Here the other
villains, Burnett and William Richards, came
up and commenced most murderous assault
upon their victim. During>whioh he held on
to hi. money; which they .sssysd 70 GET This
him down and beat him about the head and
face, until he became inssnsible, whom they
took all his money, and after administering q
few Kicks on his almost senseless body, they
left him.
Grant then took the sufferer up, and still
pretending, he led him from the ground and
len him In the street. A few minutes after
wards Onioer Barker found him In half insen.
sible condition from his beating. His face pre-.
sented horrible aspect-his eyes were nearly
closed; his face bruised, cut and disngursd,
and his clothes besmeared with bis own blood.
The ofhcer succeeded In getting sufhcient
knowledge OF the case to enable him to get on
the track Of the robbers, and leaving wickard
at the station, he started in pursuit. II was
not long before he found Grant and Richards
In Fighting alley, near Mag. wheatley's notori.
ous rancho. These he promptly arrested on
suspicion and then went after Burnett. He
found him concealed in the privy Of Mag's
house, and soon had him under lock. With the
aid Of Sergeant Hepburn, the officers then in.
stituted an examination for the money. SIT
was found on Grants person, u portion Of Il
concealed In the seat Of his pantaloons; nearly
$40 was found on Richards; the pocket book
At Maglnnie,s house. on + street, between
Second and Third, while another portion ofthe
money was found concsaled In Mag. whsatlsy .
privy, BY the acknowledgment OF Burnett.
Only $50 has as yet been recovered. Il 10
hoped more will yet be found. The Williams
we're committed to the lookup for hearing.
The national Republican., 1862-08-14
selling Liquor ON Sunday.

Pat Sullivan, sson Of fair Erin green isle, who
keeps groggery In Georgetown, was SO strong.
ly tempted by his love Oft the siller " on Sun.
day last, that be spent portion of the day In
dispensing the vile compound to sundry red.
nosed boon companions " for q conside eration, !"
In consideration of which Officer Thomas kind
ly took him in hand, and brought him up be.
fore the squire last Tuesday, where Pat was
required to fork over 32O.44 OF the profits which
he made on Sunday.
The national Republican., 1862-08-14
FOR AQUA or r. r. X.

On and after Monday. July 2ist, the steamer KEY
At O'Clock . m, for Aquia Creek, stopping at
Alexanoria, apd all intermediate landings Re
turning, will leave Aquia Creek at 4p. m arriv
Ase, apply on board, or on the wharf, Of
VIM Z. SNOW, Agent.
NOTICE To kxCURsIORl .Ts.-PartIes
IN wishlng to charter the KEYPORT for Moon.
light Excursions, will apply on board, or OF the
bcurs Of .. m. and n m. We are prepared 10
accommodate parties to Glymont for day exaursions
Leaving and returAlug q eur regular hours.
ly A-N WH X. SNOW, Agent.
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Presentation to . Loyal Clergyman.

WOODSTOCK, ND, August ., 1862.
The congregation of the Granite (Presby-
terian) church assembled to-day for the pur-
pose Of presenting to their pastor, Rev. VIM.
d. Evans, Il massive gold.hoaded cane. Upon
1t was engraved the American eagle and the
American flag together with the following in
saription: Presented by tho Congregation OF
tho Granite Church, Baltimore County, Mary.
gust 9TH, 1902 Also. tl,p following: The De-
voted Christian and True Patriot
Mr.. Evans has been much prosecuted In
this vicinity on account of his Union senti.
ments, which he fearlessly proclaimed, hence
tho above presentation. The presentation ad.
dress was delivered by Jas. A. Burnham, ESQ.,,
who reviewed tho course which this patriotic
minister had pursued since he had been their
pastor, and concluded with the assurance that
ibe earnest prayer OF his congregation was,
that when he should be called to his heavenly
home, that he should find engraved upon his
eternal crown this same inscription, The De.
voted Christian and True Patriot
Mr.. Evans replied in very eloquent and
ieellng manner, and assured his congregation
that whatever circumstances might surround
him, thitt he should eper be found loyal to his
tod and his country.
"The above church was offered few days
smce to tho Government, to be used as hos.
pltal, free of charge"
ICafTords US great pleasure to republish the
above, from the Baltimore american of yes.
ierday. Mr.. Evans has lung been II oonsistent,
devoted aud fearless OppOser of slavery, and
lnr which ho has suffered as few mon have.
When he resided in Marlboro, Prince Georges
county, Maryland, he preached the gospel to
the COlored people, and thereby excited the
hatred Of the Shareholders in that vicinity, who
systematically prosecuted him, and finally had
li'n imprisoned; b1it he has outllyed their
power, and Is now beginning to reap the re-
ward of his philanthropy and Christian sym
pathy Tor the oppressed.
The national Republican., 1862-08-14
A Lowering Couple.

Levin Love, a native Of Russia, lovely speci.
men Of humanity, felt so much love for his wife,
Mary Love, last Tuesday, that he was induced
to manifest his affection In giving his loving
wife most unlovely beating. Ofioer MoDevitt,
Of the Third ward, discovered the loving oou.
pie In their lovely encounter, and took them
up before Justice Thompson. where, after q
patient hearing Of the case, be required the
full manifestations in the future, In default Of
which he was sent to Jail.
The national Republican., 1862-08-14

~ Bachelors Hair Dye-Ths Hest In
the WOrld.-Willianl A. BAtohelors celebrated
o pye proaooes cSiOr or not 70 Ds ~ Ma ~ ,
least remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyss and invig
or ates the Hair for life. GREY RED, or RUSTY
leaving the hair soft and beautiful Sold by al
Druggists, 10.
AS- The Genuine Is signed WILLIAM A.
BATCHELOR, on he four sides Of each boz.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay street, (Late 2s3 broad
way and 10 Bond,) New York my 2sly
The national Republican., 1862-08-14
Attention, Afflicted /!

DR.. Vellny. is yet engaged In an extensive
practice in this city, and we would call the at.
tentiOn Of the poor, puny, emaoiated victims
of their own sins 10 the best sources of remedy.
First, give up your present course Of life ut
once and forever; and secondly, call on the
most skilfni physicans, (and none are better
than DR.. vellny,) and be cured Of the disease
which 10 now undermining the constitution
and sending you to premature grave.
The national Republican., 1862-08-14

AS- special N0tics.-On and after Tuesday
April 1852, the trains on ths Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad will commence running daily, (Sundsys
exoepted) leaving tnis Station st 7.lO !. m, and
connecting at Washingto1 Junction with Mall
Train for all parts Of the West vsa Wheeling OF
Parkersburg. Through tiokets sold and baggage
checked. W. r. SMITH,
M. Of Transportation u. \ D. X. Il
an l-dtT Star Globe
The national Republican., 1862-08-14

~ Great Pennsylvania ItOuts.-The
quickest and safest route TO the Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one OF
Sunday. Soldiers tickets at Government rates TO
all the principal points In the North and West For
tickets and further Information apply At the office Of
the "Great Pennsylvania Route y northeast corner
Peunsylvania avenue and sixth street, under Ma.
tional H0tsl Oihos open from 8 .. IN. to . p. m,
on Sundays Q to 4 p. m.
%. NORTON,
aug B-Iy Agent,
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The 0OsllnG.

After all tho great question Of the day is
are happy to be able to answer this important
question by calling the attention of our hungry
readers to the wel.known restaurant called
=" The Gosling," on Pennsylvania avenue, above
Thirteenth street. II Is the best place In the
The national Republican., 1862-08-14
Drunk In the street.

der, was found lying dead drunk in the street,
In the Seventh ward, by Offioer Weedon. She
belongs in Pear Tree Alley, and Is a notorious
prostitute. She was locked up until sober r,
when she will be disposed of.
The national Republican., 1862-08-14
I EONAND sCO'lr X CO.'S
II REPRiNT OFTHk
BRITISH REVIEWS
BLACKW00D'S MAGAzINEl !

li.h tls following Issdins British Periodicals., viz
The SISS kSndon 9uis,tsfily stsilys tGSp%seryative)
g. The The North BfitIsH Review, Fs (Ffsss Church)
The Westminisier Review, lLi6erall
sss aSy me-
political parties Of Great Britsin-Whlg, Tory, and
ksdioal-but politics forms only one feature Of thelI
on Science Literature Morality and Religion, they
stand, ~ they ever have stood, unrivalled In the
werid Of letters. being considered indispensable tG
isllsent reader Of every olas. they furnish more
Sorreot and satisfactory record Of the current tera
S hs Ssy S% Ss wSs than
NEW VOLUMES OF THE
FOUR ENGLISH REVIEWS and BLACkWOOD
COAkkNCE JULY, 1891.
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt OF ADVANCE SHEETS from the
British publshers gives additional value TO these
Reprints nasmuch ~ they can now be placed In the
hands Of subscribers about ~ soon as the original
TERMS.
FOR any one Of the four Revews, per annum. 49,. ~
For % any any three oi the four Reviews" .. .,... !
For all four of the Reviews, ,.,..
For Backwood's Magazine, " " zee. y
For Backwood and one Review, $50. 3
For Blackwood and two Reviews, Z" ,.... :
For Blackwood and three Reviews" ..,.. o
For Blackwood and the four Reviews, =" .-..lo
Payments to be made In all cases In advance
Money current In the State where Issued will be rs.
osived At pal. -
A discount Of twenty five per cent from the above
price will be allowed TO Clubs ordering four more
copies Of any one or more Of the above works. Thus
-Four copies Of Backwood or of one Review, will be
sent TO one address Tor 50 four copies OF the four
Reviews and Blackwo0d for $50 and 80 on.
POSTAGE.
In all the principal cities and townB, these works
will be Delivered FREE OF POSTAGE. When
cent by mail the Postage to any part OF the United
States will be but to1ty four oaIs year for Black
wood" and but fourteen cents year for each OF the
Rsvisws.
N. b. The price In Great Brtsin Of the i've Period.
icals above named Is s3l per alnum.
Remittance for any Of the above publications
should always be addressed, post paid, 10 the pub
ilshsrs, lEONARD SCOTT CO.,
nov2d No u tlOld al, New York.
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j. =. JOINS, Secretary.

As- An Adjourned Meeting OF the Clti-
zsns Of Massachusetts,, nov 10 Warrington, will be
held at the Avenue House on FRIDAYEvENING
Of half past seven p NJ for the purposs Of oomplet
from that State now In the hospital.
Per order Of Chairman. au l3-3t
The national Republican., 1862-08-14

Georgetown or the seventh ward Osland) who fail
to receive their papers regularly will Oblige the
agent, o. X. Delphey, by leaving notice at Mr.
Shepherds bookstore, corner Seventh and streets,
when oil delinquencies will be promptly attended
10. may Il
The national Republican., 1862-08-14

On account Of the occupancy Of the Willard Hail
and our inability to obtain suitable room, the ad
journed meeting will not take place this evening R
but will be held subject 10 the call Of the under.
signed.
WV. DANENHOwER,
Chairman.
j. y. JOINS, Secretary. au ll-lt~
The national Republican., 1862-08-14
Atsalan9 Rurniaure.

On Tuesday last, Elizabeth Clare made com.
plant before Justice Rowland, who issued
search warrant against George Poster, q car
penter. who resides In the Third ward. Search
was made BY oficer hcDevitt, and a lot Of fur
niture WAS found belonging TO the claimant
Poster was arrested and held for II further
hoaring.
The national Republican., 1862-08-14
URITED STATES Militia ny LAWS.

A SECOND EDITION Of tins work is nov going
"A through the pres, and will be ready for d..
livery in afew days It embraces all the laws which
have been passed BY Congress from 1870 to the end
Of the past session OF Congress relctve to the Army
Volunteers, Militia, Bounty Lands, and Pensions
tinguished by larger and smaller type, as TO those
Ia existence from those that are not so with full
notes and references and the legal decisions under
maasry lrqsaion Of Its country. II will be printed
on Zee white paper, bound in the best law style,
with full reliable, and exhaustive index, from
only.
orders addressed to J. =. CALLAH, Washiustop,
will receive prompt attention.
GEORGE W, CuILDS,
Publishers, G28 and $50 Chestnut
au il-eol0it street, Philadelphia.
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aug Sly

AS- LIBRARY OF CON0REss, July W.
ls84.-Ths Library Of Congress will be closed iron
July 3lst TO September LIST. -
lYN Librarian
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Stealing . Watch.

Officer Crown, Of the Fonrth ward, arrested
Henry johnson on the above charge last Tues.
day. He was tried by Justice Clayton and sent
to Jail for further hearing.
The national Republican., 1862-08-14
DROPOsALs FOh WOOD.

OFFICE Of WAsHISG GTON AaUEDUCr,
" August Q, 1869.
Proposals will be received until the Goth day Of
August, 1861, for the completion Of the auxiliary
pipe vault Of the Washington Aqueduct.
Plans anu specifications can be obtainsi ut this
office
Proposals to be sealed, endorsed /" Proposals for
Pipe Vault ;" and addressed To Hon. Caleb b, Smith
Secretary OF the Interior, Washington,
WM. K. HUTTON,
aug 7-eold Chief Engineer
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o + Flo IA l..

DEPARTMENT OP STLTE,
washington, Jan. rs, 1862.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
member Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the arst Of nsx
month.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-08-14
Disioyaity-Ths Oath Brings Them Out

All the Government employees engaged
about the Sixth street wharf were required to
take the oath Of allegiance yesterday after
noon. The oath was administered by Justice
Stratten. One man, John Flaherity, refused to
take the oath; whereupon he was arrested by
Oficer Barker and turned over TO the military
authorities.
The national Republican., 1862-08-14
Ew HOATs-nEW CARS.
NEW HOATB-REW w CARS.
h4Se FoR BOSTON, n
NEW LONDON NORWICH, and WORCESTER
DAILY,
(Bundays ExceptedJ
At b O'CLOCK, r. h..

PIEk - N. H., FOOT OF VEsIRY STREET,
The neg and mag nihoent steamer CITY OF BOS
TON, WIN. Wilcox, commander, from New York
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays and from
New London - Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
days. .-
The new and magnificent steamer CITY OF NEW
YORK, Thomas q. Jewett, commander from New
York-Mondays, Wednesdays, and FrldRys; from
New London fuesdsys. Thursdays. and Satur
days.
These two new stesIners have been built .xpressl,
for this route, with all modern improvements, In
oluding Water Tight Compartment, and are the
with this great lie preserving improvement.
Conductors accompany the steamers each way.
Passenger proceed from New London iiame
diately arrival Of steamers by Express Train to
Boston, Worcester, Lowell, Lawrence, Eitchburg
Nashua, Concord, the White Mountains, 40, 10.
Passengers returning from Boston leave the pepo
OF the Boston sud Worcester railroad at $50 p. ii
Worcester 7 T. M, arriving IT New Louisn . %
Pm.
Freight taken at the Lowsst Rates. aud delivered
N Boston early the next day.
State Rooms in abundance eau be had 90 board
steamer or Ut the Boston or New York oinocs Il
advance. VI. y. MAkTIN, Agent,
nty-tf Pier 10, N Il
The national Republican., 1862-08-14

AS-Union Prayer Meeting.-The Union
Prayer Meeting will be held every afternoon this
week week in New York Avenue church, lRey. Dr, Cur
hour. jy2
The national Republican., 1862-08-14
Fast Driving Over . Bsidgs.

Another arrest was made on Tuesday for fast
riding over the Eastern Branch Bridge near the
navy yard. Peyton Devaughn was arrested
by Oficer Simpson, and fined $3.50 by Justice
rull
The national Republican., 1862-08-14

Corns Cured for Twenty-Five Cents zach.
Bunions, Club and Inverted Nails, Vascular Ex
oresenoes and all Diseases Of the Feet successfully
treated BY Dr.. WHITE, the well known Chiropodst
at 400 Pennsylvania avenue, near Four and hall
The national Republican., 1862-08-14
Visiting Days at the Hospitals In thl
CITY.

General Hospital, Judiciary Square. s.)-Mon.
day and Thursday, between Q and O'Clock.
Cranch Hospital, (E street Baptist church
and the Unitarian church, .)-Every day, from
l 10 O'Clock.
Trinity Hospital, (cOrner of Third and d
streets. LIVERY day from IL 10 O O'Clock.
Hours for visitors ut Ascension General Hos.
pital, H street, between Ninth and Tenth, all
days, from l to o y. m.
Any addition to, or alterations In, the above
table will be oheerfully made.
The national Republican., 1862-08-14
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
CANTERBURY HALL.
lsouisians Avenue, near Sixth street.
Gso y p.,ciyss Mct,s0e do iSio..'....ssass Maasssr
the CITY.
Cool, Comfortable, Respectable, and Popular.
Augmentation of tn. Canterbury CONT any.
TALENT sELECTED.
&drk and take a mote n he Names
monday EVENING, August II,
Rsesgasement Of MISS NELLIE TAYLOR, thu
sweet and pleasins Ballad Vocalist
Third week of MISS ELLEN COLLEEN, the much
admired and favorite Dauieuss.
MISS JENNY ALLEN,
The popular and pretty Terpsichoresn Artiste.
MISS MAGGIE VERNON, and corps de Ballet.
Continued tuocess Of the
DELEvANTE BROTHERS.
In their daring acts, La Psrche, Tumbilng, and
IIomes d'aire.
Third week OF
j. III. BssG1sCOrSh,
In New Acts, Banjo Solos, and Patriotic sonss.
Denny Gallagher,
In his Iri'h and Ethiopian Songs anu Dances
W. u. HARRIBON,
The great Comic and Extemporaneous Singer.
First week Of
WILLIS .AR.MSTRO.N'G,
Clown, ,Jugsler, La tour de Mason aud PautomimIst.
}. 8 CLARKE,
Ethiopian Artist.
MONS, SOL,
The favorite Violinist
Admission, 2S cents Orchestra Chairs, 90 cSuts
Doors open,7.. Performance, st O'Clock
Au1l
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WILLIAM II. SEWARD.

A%WsstOn's Progress Of Slavery. -C0pie,
Of this werk are for sale at the once OF the Ndona
RsPt.hlioan. Pamphlet edition, 26 cents. Bound
edition, 10 cents.
The national Republican., 1862-08-14

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.-The com.
"A Portable and neatly furnished House, No, u
Missouri avenue, Ia now for rent. For terms, apply
the premises k2-tH
The national Republican., 1862-08-14

THE GAIETIES.
Late Temperance Hall, E street, betsoeen
Ninth and Tenth,
Now being rapidly decorated aud fitted up asa
FIRST GLASS PLACE OF AMUSEMENT,
VIII open for the season
On Monday Evening, August ~.
As the great Family Resort Of the City, with the
most talented company ever organized, including .
full corps Of yooaiists Muscians, Dancers, Deiens.
ators, Comedians, Acrobats, Gymnasts, and Psno.
mimeists. Prominent amid this galaxy OF talent 10
Miss Eva Brent Sam Shsrley
Mad,dle Marietta Ravel Fattis stewart
The besutlfoi Zaniretta Andrew Learitt
Miss Kate Lee The beisrist Brothers
THE STARS OF THE ARTISTIC WORLD,
Embpscirg every variety of performance,
condemned In one enteitaiument,
for one price Of admission.
No extra charges, no reserved seats thus AFFORD.
ing the citizens OF Washington Q model place Of
amusement at 0 merely nominal expense aud an
opportunity OF taking their families 10 witness o
UNIQUE AND MERIrORIoUs EXHI.
BITIoN,
unalloyed by any ndelioate tcts or expressions 60
common In theatres and concert halls Of the age.
I. W Atkinson. .................I re Nufer.l
Geo Lee. Proprietor.
Sam sharpley ......................., Manager.
au --bt
ENEE PROM EHA DE CONCEnr,
+ At THE
GARDEN ADJOINING MECHANICS HALL
Maryland Arenu, near The Capitol GD DIN.
The undersigned respectfully informs the public
that he has made Angements that on every WE'D
NESDAY and SATURDAY EVENING, after the
concerts ut Capitol Garden are olosed part Of the
Marine BAND will give z. and Promenade Concer,
at the above named place. Choice Refreshmentl
constantly on hand AS- The Garden will be beau
tifuly illuminated.
JOHN BECK,
jy 2s-lm Proprietor.