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TAKING THE CRNsUs.-The Board of Metro
politan Police having Instructed the force to
take the census Of the District with particular
reference to the number of school children. the
officers of the department of Education are ex-
planning 10 the force the manner of proceedin ng
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NEW NARRJAGE glide


AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN ,on Physiology
cal Errors Abuses, and Diseases incident t. Youth
and Early Manhood which create inipediments to
MARRIAGE, with sure means Of relief. Sent in
sealed envelopes. free of charge. Address DIR. J
skILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association
Philadelphia, Pa. 3-3m
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REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR The
report Of General Grant as Secretary Of War
has been received at the Government Printing
Once, and the work OF putting il in type com.
menced. The reports OF Secretary Welles and
Secretary Browning will be ready this week,
and sent to the Office. The report Of the Secre.
tary Of the Treasury will be the last one sent
in, as it is necessary to keep the same entirely
secret until transmitted to Congress-
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INSURANCE.
National Capital Insurance Comps

HOME OFFICE. 500 NINTH STREET,
wASHISGT9N, d.
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CON-
GREsS.
Authorized CAPITAL.----......sl, N 900 900.
Cash CAPITAL-------.----------. 3oo,ooo.
rbis Csmrany offers more favorable advantages
to me ipsurng public than aly other chartered In
an Hated States by combining the two great ele-
ueDts Of Life aud Accident Insurance, on the JoiRt
col rripciple. The pre-1irms chsrged are nearly
one-tsird lower than charged BY Mutual Conpa-
nies-
ACENTS WANTED IN EVERY CITY AND
STATE.
OFFICERS.
JOSEPH y. BROWN resident.
6EORGE H. PLANT...----.Nice President.
hiLE1 n SHlk y -..--....- treasurer.
g ALFRED Secretary.
COL. JAMES 7. LOSE...-.Generai Agent.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
John II Semues, George II. Plant.
Riley A shian. Joseph F. Brown,
BoS. Green Adams, Wv. parish,
Robert Leech.
ExECUTIvE C0MMITTEE
Riley A. Shinn, J. +. Brown
q. Alfred Hall, Job W. Angus,
Nicholas Acker, A L.. Merrimani
Ersstus POulsOn.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
John r Elyans, Charles Koman,
M Emory, Lewis Clephane,
james L. Barbour. Thomas Berry,
Albert G.. Hall. osl-ly
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PATENTS AND CAvEATs.-The number of
patents issued by the Commissioner for the
week ending November 18th, is a6O; caveats,
"a; and applications for caveats, 563.
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a sUPERB STOCK OF FINE GOLD AND
u snIIn SII.XER WATCHESf

hr tDONt stOt VIII De us spOsru OF On lIle yoPh.
Tar prios plan, giving every patron fiRe Gold
Solid silver Watch fer SO, without regard 70
We wish 10 immediately dispose of the above
magnificent stock. Certificates. naming the
ticies, are placed IN sealed envelopes, and well
on their certificate, upon payment of Ten Dollars,
whether II be watch worth slvo or one worth
YOU 20 the article named thereon, upon payment,
grrespertiys Of its worth. and article valued
less than $40 10 named on any certificate, IL
will AZ once be seen that this 10
No LOTTERY, bss q strafsAt 5ortsasd IsEutn1ats
TyaaSas;ios trhfrh way be ydrf,ctpated IN
srsH ~ the most IA stld.os., ,- .,,
single certificate viii be sent Dy mail
post paid, upsn receipt Of S cents, ave
for 81. eleven for e2, thirty three asa an.
premium for so, one HUNDRED and most superb
Watch for sH. To Agents or those Tshing en-
ploymsnt this is a rare opportunity. III teeli-
mately conducted business, duly sutherized by the
Government, and open 70 the most careful scrutiny
WIGHT BROTHERk CO.. IMPORTERS,
&C u at. I61 BROADWAY. NEW YoRk.
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e0Ths Social Manufaeturing Company OF
Woonsocket. r. l., has Just compIsted q model
boarding house for tts operatives, which has
comfortable and spacious sleeping rooms, re-
ception and reading rooms, and fun ana com.
healthy home for its hundred and my occu-
pants. Tne mills Of the company produced
last year 7,s00,o00 yards OF cloth, and it de-
serve: succs.s for me nIm.nisy Nd CONSIDER
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De s0 M AZ HIS NEW OFFICE,

u AT HIS NEW OFFICE,
near New Jersey Avenue,
Washington, ID. c.,
Confines TO be Conidentially Consulted in ali
cases requiring skill and xperieRce, being the dis
coverer of the only sure remedies for diseases Of
private character.r The treatment adopted by him
+ that which has the approval of the most distin
guished surgeons Of Paris, London and New York. |.
and its uniye success has proved beysnd doubt
that a permanent cure for the worst cases Of Con.
sttutional Diseases, Enlargement OF the Prostrate
practice, &e., can now be obtained to Q moral cer
tainty If application be made TO those whose intel
Schuman has opened in this city, all the many
cases that have come under his care have been
sulting DR.. Schuman may rely upon receiving
every care, end strictly professional confidence;
Importance as neglect OF maltreatment often leads
TO the most serious results. Rooms arranged 50
that the patient comes in contact with no one but
the docter. Once hours, to II g. m, 5 to p. m. 4
la-lY
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IDA young lady rsceutiy died I'm Eisin,
III |, and - her f1norAl when her relatives
and frtends were taking Q last look 81 the
been engaged, and who had presented her
with an engagement ring bat short time
before her oeash. deliberatsly eent over the
corpse, and, IN tAe prsssnce Of all ths Church.
removed the ring ffom her finger and walked
on NTH A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-04

COMPOUNDS CT GKLATINK AND ILYcR-
RINE.-An English journal mentions certain
properties OF the compound OF these substan-
cee as Of much importance in the arts. 1t
solidfies on cooling, and then ferns tough,
elcstic substance, having much the appear
ance and characteristics OF India-rubber,
although paler and more transparent. II
corked bottle have it upper end dipped into
the melted composition several times, allow
ing each new coating 70 dry before repeating
the operat on. the stopper will be sealed
almost hermetically. 1t may be further
stated that the two substa noes united
form q mixture entirely and absolutely
inseluble in petroleum or ben zine. and that the
great problem of making casks impervious 10
these Il uids is at once solved by brushing or
painting them on the inside with the COM
pound. This is also used for printers rollers,
and Tor buffers OF stamps, as hendne or Pc
troleum will clean them when dirty in the
most perfect manner ano in an incredi bly, short
space Of them. All these applications have,
we believe, been made the subject OF patents.
Water must not be used with the compound
except as q passing application.
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BIDS OPRNED.-At two O'Clock this after.
noon Paymaster Bridge, Chief OF Bureau Of
Provisions and Clothing at the Navy Depart.
ment, opened bids for furnishing fifty thou
sand pounds Of fresh beef and fifty thousand
pounds Of fresh vegetables at the Norfolk
navy.yard. The contract will be awarded to.
morrow.
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SOhI = q " . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

SoHERR q SGqaioLEsALE Sqi AND RETAIL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Dealers in all kinds of l-.--.
PRODUCE,
Grain, Seeds, Butter in Kegs and Rolls, Cheese,
Eggs. Mountain Fenison, Poultry, Dried Fruits,
Fruit Buffers, Tur Skins, Medical Herbs and
No 3s1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 41s and 9th sts., w Arlington, ID. @.
Enabled by our oonnectione in West Virginia to
sell at the lowest prices solicit the kind patron
age of families as well as Of Retail Dealers.
oc IS In JULIUS sCHEkk. Salesman
NETROPOLITAN PATENT :sTEAH BA.
Ni s41c ST, BErM.1 "a * AND 9Th SITS.
aUAyENEER'S FAMILY BREAD,n
Md from elect Family and High Grade Flour,
bsk ed in McKenzie z Patent Reel Oven s5if
the hest Breed in the market
ercsers. Rsstsursnt and Hotel keepers supplied
/, liberal terms. &C lin
: I1RGE AND FASHION sJOCK OF
cLorHiNG Rooms corner ~ street And r. Pens' 3.
syigania avenue.
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- Weston, the pedestrian, reached Provi-
FRIDAY evening. The crowd was 90 great n ar
the police had 70 open o passage for him
through the streefs. He stop ped at the city
Response 70 the cneers OF the crowd he said he
bad walked thirty-two OF the hundred milee 70
b done in twenty -four hoars, and was eie l.
teen minutes ahead Of tune. He was in excel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-04

VICE ADMIRAL PORTER has written letter
recon mending that marine school be estab.
lished al New York. Secretary WeIles favors
the project, and advises the passage of law
authorizing il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-04

DECLINES TO lNTERFRRE-lti is understood
that the applications made from Georgia ant
Virginia to the President for a modification O
certain orders C General Pope and Genera
Schofield relative to the late elections In thos
states, have all been reused by the Exec
utiye, on the ground that the law gives min
no power to modify or annul the orders o
District Commanders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-04

WoRKrNGNHN'e KHr1Is1ErATrvEs.-In
q representation IN Parliament are announced
IN several quarterH Among Others ths work.
men Of Norwich, tea thouAad strong. who an
made voters BY the new reform bill, are detsr-
mined tosoAd one % their ovn class 20 Par.
uaWent, ano are organiHng with this view.
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ELxxxHrARY-A Boston paper Gays that
such 10 the deuAnd for Aous0s u that city, that
when wheelbarroW OF 6eicks passes along
the streets the proGrees o. me vehicle q
fro0 the propsller thereof Whore the houss n
70 10 built And Its probable ront. - L
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of this season IL to consist OF ..babiee' recep-
tons" Babies from one month TO two years
old. dressed In siate, are lat home" on certain
stated hours, TO receive all their juvenile
friends, who are brought and taken care OF BY
their nurses, while their mammas compare
notes and exchange volleys Of mutual admira-
tion A handsome costume worn by a mamma
on such an occasion was OF thick maQye corded
silk, with nounce composed OF large oval
leaves, grouped into fan shape a. the sides.
and ascending high In front n bard Of black
velvet studded with wtite satin '.nails" crossed
the breast, extended do wn the skirt in q dag
onal line, and formed a head ng 90 the fiounce
which was original and highly effective. Tue
ssbaby" wore q short gored dress OF white
merino, trimmed with bands Of scarlet van
dyked out upon the upper edge ana embroi-
dered on with white silk, chain-stitch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-04

MY. Z. O.. SrsDAAx, formerly Of the Atfor-
ney Generals .ofhcs-and the author By the
vsy, Of some very sweet postry-is arrsng-
ing for pubiieasion another collection Of his
poems. feEf rflsgns
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DENTISTRY.

hR. MERRILL,
- DENTIST.
No. $40 PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
All operations performed pertaining toiIo
the Art OF DENTAL SURGERY &C 26mf
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OThe ereas Mormon Tabernacle is an &C.
cousttc fzxte.gsF A vfeETWq.H
No lnlsana appropriates eI ,32s ,33s for puh.
lic instracuon thls year, IN average OF Al IS 70
each child. ~ ~ eTr3 rfr-~fs e-,- T
~Two lines Of telegraph connect 1eruss-
lem With Europe ana one with, the Esst
ta.af. sFgsl.s.g .s
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
PAWNBROKERS.

EsTABLISHED 1852.
II HERZBERG' > LOAN OFFICE,
351 north G street, IN
between IA and sth streets, a
Immediately in rear Of National HOtel-O -
Advances made in all sums on merchf ndiZe at the
most reasonable rates, and for any length Of time.
ll-frn
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THE MESSAGE AND FINANCEs.-The Pres
ident is taking deep interest in the impor
tant question OF national finances, and 1t /
probable that he will devote NO inconsiderabl
portion OF the annual message to his views Of
that subject.
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State Elections Tomorrow.

The result of the State elections 70 take place
to- o-morrow in Maryland, New York, Msssa-
chusetts, New Jersey, Kansas. Minnesota and
Wisconsin. will, OF course, be looked for with
intense interest An election for the State Con-
ventlon will also take place in Arkansas To-
morrow.
The main interest centres in the State OF
New York. The Republican majority for
Governor last year was 1879. THIS year a
Secretary OF State and other State officers are
TO De chosen, iull State Legislature, and a
Member ofCongress 70 ali the vacancy oeca-
stoned by Mr. Conklihgs res ignatIOn. Homer
N. Nelson is the Democratic candidate for Sec
retary of State, and James H. Mexican the Re-
publican.
STATE officers, and Legislaru Last year the
Republicans had $500 majority.
New Jersey elects emily General Assembly.
This BODY now stands rs follows Senate
democrats, :; Republicans, 10. House-Dem-
Scrats, %: Republicans, y. Republican ma
jorIty on Joint ballot IL
Minnesota chooses a Governor. State OH GERS
and a Legislature. The candidates for Gov
eTnor are Charles L. Flandrau, Democrat, an q
William X. Marshall, Republican. The vote
stood last year, Radical, 25.9-3i Democrat,
l5.775; Radical ajority, lO.20s.
Kansas votes Tor a Legislature, and also on
/ constitutional amendments giving the suffrage
TO the negroes and TO women. The Republican
State Convention have declared themselves IN
favor Of negro suffrage. and ssuna ualIfiedly op-
posed 10 granting this privilege % women
The vote last year was, radical. 1880; Demo-
cCdl- c.l0l. eIAuQs on lOllt
ballot, Il Democrats and 81 Republicans.
Wisconsin elects Governor, State officers.
and a Legislature on whom will devolve the
choice OF a successor 70 Senator DooIittle. The
/ candidates for Governor are John j. Tall
/ madge, Democrat, and Lucius Farchhd, Re-
publican. The radical majority for Governor
in 1865 wss l0,e1. Last year, for Congress.
the radical majority was 23-9O7.
Mary Wand votes for Governor, States Attor-
| pey, Comptroller OF the Treasury, Court o1i :
! GERS, Legislature, and Superintendent OF Aeri-
| culture and Labor and Baltimore. IN addition
! TO these, votes for Clerk of the Court Of Ap-
peals, Sheriff Of the city, Clerks Of the various
City Courts, Judges of the Orphans Court.
I Register Of Wills, and City Surveyor. Both
! the Democratic Conservative and the Republi-
! can parties have put full tickets IN nomina-
ton, and il is supposed quite a large vote Will
be cast Meetings OF both parties are 20 be
| held in Baltimore this evening for the per-
! pose Of making final arrangements. The po-
lice board give tie customary notices for the
closing OF all drinking places, the meeting OF
return Judges, &c, and the election 10 expected
! 10 pass Off in q quiet and orderly manner. The
polls will open at q. m. and close a. p. M :
| which will give ample time for all 10 vote
without being crowded or annoyed.
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THR IMPRACHMENr TEsTIMoNY.-The worl
of printiag the impeachment testimony ha!
been nearly completed at the Governmen
Printing Once, and by the TINS Congress
meets the entire work will be ready for tn
committee. A few printers are now employed
in putting 1t in type, the work being conducted
with great secrecy.
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= DE-. MupD, the Lincoln conspirator vho IL "a
prisoner in the Dry Tortugas, faithfully attend.
ed the sick in the yellow fever epidemic thers,
all the other surgeons being prostratsd. He did
services, Efforts are being made 10 Obtain
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T,HE OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM OF
i 5. GOLDSTEIN & CO.,
LICENSED PAWNBR0KERS,

81 FOUR-AND-A-HALFS STREET WEST,
near Pennsylvania avenue,
Oder the highest cash advances on all kinds OF
Merchsndise, to any amount and for any ~
dime desired At reasonable rates. AA
Interest on large sums greatly reduced. -
Business strictly confidential.
Goods bought for cash and sold ct private sale.
fe My
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"There will not De one coiOre0 1udn 10r ten
white men In the convention Almost univer-
sally, white men and men OF character and
standing have been pominated for the conven-
tion by The colored people. The faction TO
which Gov Jenkins belongs 10 in despair at
theee results. and seeks to arrest the election
in some vay The objection they make to the
anportionmept Of the State ie pretext mere.
~. The real object Is to obstruct and IL posi-.
bic arreet reconstructio ass --.e.-
VALUABLE TABLB.-Hon. Joseph s. vii.
son, Comm issioner Of the General Land Once,
has preparsd tabls showing the quantity Of
public lands disposed OF SINCE the organiza-
ton of the Government, and the quantity yet
remainin0 on hand, The table 10 . valuable
one. and ,is the result Of years OF hard labor
by M Wilson. IT shows the number Of acres
In each state sold for cash, taken for actual
set,lement ana cultivation, Granted for schools
and universities, railroads, DC. 1t u very
compIete affair. and will accompany the an.
nuaf report OF the Commissioner. III .
LANDS IN CoLsRADo,-C Commissioner wit.
son. of the General Land Once, IL In receipt of
the returns Of the survey OF township eight,
north range sixty. eight west, in Lanisy county,
Colorado. covering an area Of 2a,sSS acre..
The snrface Of this tfect 10 gpntly .rolling prs
RE. Yell Watered by Box Elder Greek, ana
other smal n streame and lAkes; Contains lime.
stone Of rood quality, sufficient for economical
pprnosee. and 70 vsTy suitable for grazing pur.
poses. Fort Collins II situated about fosr
miIes south, and the town OF LAporte about
thrvo mIles southeast OF thts track.
IuruHuAL R1vEHU1-Thsrso receipts fron this
source to-day were 81 7sl.7i. 2ss5
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-06-13

BOUND ovER.--samuol Conrad,
a resident Of the vicinity of stouts.
vile, on the @. & q. r. II. was ar
rested last Monday, on the charge
of placing obstructious on the rail
road track, by which the locomo-
tive Of the freight train coming
eastoB Monday morning was thrown
off the track, considerably dam
aged, and the fireman, Charles
Myers, of this city, badly injured,
A largo stone had been placed on
the track, and suspicion was direct
cd to the accused by threats which
had proceeded from him, and the
fact that he had been detected in
previous attempts Of the kind
Conrad, who is said to be a hal
imbccile in mind, was taken before
Justice Shaw, yesterday, when hc
waived an examination and was re
cognizcd in the sum of $500 to ap
pear at Court
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Billiards.

S. JANEz, tho popular proprietor
OF the well.known billiard room in
the Mithoff block, goes to Cincin
natl on Monday next, to make ar
rangements for putting his tables
in complete repair, and adding to
his facilities for affording the lovers
of the game opportunities for its
enjoymentin perfection. His rooms
will in consequence be closed from
Monday till about Friday and on
re-opening, "Frenchy" will, with
grateful recollections of past pat
ronage, be pleased to see all his
old friends and to make new ones
at bis we'll regulated place Of re-
sort.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-06-13

DEhNE IL, uuO, 1OOi'
Fps. GAZETTE :-Inasmuch as il
would bo out of place for the Eagle
to take sides in nominations, dc.
sire through your columns to ad.
vocate the claims of ono of the can.
didatcs for Treasurer ] mean Johr
SEQ. / think he should be nomin
atcd for tho reasons following, to-
wit:
He is a genuine Dtmmecrat and
has shown his faith by his works
in the killing of two "Abolitior
Soldiers" This makes him the
"most fittencst man" for the posi-.
tion ofany who are now candidates,
and as Jeff. Davis is now out on
bail, and will soon be so situated
that he can be the Dimmecrati(
candidate for President, why sho'd
not Fairfield county pave the way
and set the entering wedge to make
traitors not only our leaders, but
our rulers and law. makers. Lei
the democracy of Fairfield elect
the murderer Treasurer, and there
by "set an example worthy of imi
tation" by the simon .pures thro'
out the United States.
Itmust be remembered that Johr
See was compelled to pay out
large sum of money to vindicat'
his dimOcrdcy. Judge Whitman ant
Charley Martin got batch ION IT
and it was paid expressly to con
vince the people that John See wal
only acting for the dimmecrdti'
party, and now when there is
good chance for the martyred vii
lian to get his pay, it is to b,
hoped the real rebel element will
come TO the rescue, and aid in put
ting tho public funds in john
hands as q reward for his gallantry
at the Boomerang. A murdcre
for Treasurer, and traitor fot
President, and Trump for Congress
and tho democracy will be sounc
"on the goose" Let us all turf
out and vote for See at our demo
cratic(2) primary election.
DEMOCRACY.
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Soldiers Claims wanted at
DOUGLAS & COLES.


STEALING AT THE STATE FARM
A theft was committed last week
by one of the boys at the State Re-
form School. He took a gold
watch and 500 in money from one
of the officials of the Institution,
and aosconded. He was re-taken,
however, within a day or two, and
placed in confinement. lie is not
an Ohio boy, and Commissioner
Howe has instituted measures for
his return to Iowa where he really
belongs. and where he was con.
cOrncd in heavy larceny a year
or SO ago.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-06-13
&AO,GDaDO.

Ten Thousand Dollars.worth Of
fine new style Millinery, Hosiery,
Trimmings and Fancy Goods, to
be sold regardless of cost or value.
Having determined to close out
my entire stock of Summer Goods,
consisting of all the late styles Of
Silk Crape-six different. colors;
Straw, Gimp, Chip, Illusion and
Lace Bonncts, ranging>in prices as
low as three dollars and fifty cents !;
Ladies, Misses and Childrens Hats,
all styles, qualities, and kinds, at
any price; Ribbons Of every width
color and style reduced one hun,
drcd per cont; Flowers, Ornaments
&c. in the same proportion. A
large and new stock OF Dress Trim
mings and Buttons; also Crystal,
Jet and Amber Fringe, at greatly
reduced prices, and u thousand 9TH
er articles not mentioned, at the
same rate.
This is no humbug. l will do
just what / assert. We will still
continue to manufacture to order,
and for the trade, so you can al
ways get the finest assortment and
best style Bonnets in the city for
one-half the money.
For the accommodation of the
ladies in the country, have made
arrangements to take all kinds OF
country produce in exchange for
my cheap goods at its market val
NC. Come one, come all, and see
my stock and prices.
Room I'd door from Tallmadge
House Entrance, Shaeffer Block.
IL. G. HYRE.
12-3w.