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The national Republican., 1867-09-16
Newspapers.

To make good newspaper is one of tn,
most difficult Of tasks. But few person
are competent to perform the manifolt
duties requisite to the accomplishment 0
this work. A good newspaper is no
made by its editorials. They may be able
long or short They may be many Of
they may be few, and though they consti
tute an important feature Of o good
paper, they by no means make the psper
A good newspaper should contain all
the current and latest intelligence in brief.
The Americans ore a fast people, and
have not the time to read long articles. II
you give them everything in paragraphs
they will read it. The chief difficulty in
making newspapers in this country is thai
we have not the time to condense tn,
news. We do everything by lightning
speed and rush to conclusions. This Il
the order Of the day.
We think we know what good news
paper is, and we are struggling to give t,
this community in form the realization o
our idea. Be patient, dear patrons an
friends, and we will try to approximat
the true idea, and make the REPuBLIcA A
what it ought to be, frst-class new
paper.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16
THE SEASON AND THE CROPS.

The present season has been remarka.
BILE for the amount Of rain which has fallen
in almost all parts Of the world. We see
it stated in one Of our exchanges, that
thirty.sepen inches Of rain fell in China in
few hours. In England and in many
parts Of the continent II has been very
wet summer. In this country, throughout
New England, and all along the Atlantic
coast, from Eastport to Florida, there
have been frequent and copious rains so
much wet that II has been difficult to gath
er in the hay crop in good order, and
though this crop is abundant much Of it
was damaged before it could be made and
secured under cover.
It is clearly understood, however, that
that there will be more than an average
amount Of good hay secured, notwith-
standing the wet.
While in most parts Of our broad land
the rain has been so much in the nature Of
food as to do considerable damage, there
are portions where the drought has pre-
vailed to the serious injury Of the crops.
In portions Of Ohio, and for some extent
south Of the Ohio river, also in northern
Missouri and Illinois, the drought has been
SO severe as to endanger, II not very ma
terially to shorten, the corn crop. Wheat
however in all that region is said TO be
good.
The falling of Of the corn crop in many
portions Of the West has had the tendency
to enhance the price Of -four within short
time. In Central Illinois and in Southern
Iowa, the corn crop is said to be more
than an average, so that what is short in
one locality may be made up in another.
In looking over the entire land and
listening to the song Of the husbandman
as it comes to US from the harvest field,
we find abundant cause for gratitude to
the great Giver Of all good, who has filed
our store-houses and granaries with the
abundance Of earths products.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

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gsther with date Of marriage position In life, Lead
Ing traits Of character, &e This 10 NO humbug, -
Thousands oftsstimonials can assert She will send,
when desired, certified esrinests or written guar
antss, that the picture Is what II purports to be.
BY enclosing small lock Of hair, and stating place
Of hirtA, age, disposition apd complexion, and en-.
blessing hhy cents and stamped envelope addressed
Yourself, you will receive the picture and desired
information BY return mail. All communications
sasrsdiy confidential. Address, in confidence, MAD"
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The national Republican., 1867-09-16
PERSONAL.

President JOHNSON, together with Gen.
Grant Secretary Seward, Postmaster General
Randall. Private Secretary Colonial Moore, and
others viii 60 to An.istam In special train 10.
morrow, leaving NE depot 81 Q o'clock g. m,
and returning the SANE evening.
GRS. Put. SHERIDAN and staff are en-
route for Washington, They come via Chicago
and New York, and are expected to roach here
In few days
Col JoHS W. FoRSEY, Of the Chronicle
arrived in town yesterday, recuPcrsted BY hi'
European visit
The RIcHrsos TROUPE are at the Kirk
wood House.
GKS. FRANK WHEATON, commanding the
port Of New Orleans. is down with yellow fever
The national Republican., 1867-09-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.

Gold fell on Saturday, but We think snoths,
rise will occur today, though thsrs Is no sab
stsntisl reason why II shouid. aovsrnnsnt %
euritics were in ssod demand. though during ths
week they have been unsettled. y
Tho markets generally have BEEN unsettled,
and arc about on par with the business Of tb,
preceding week. .-s-..
There was . slight Improvement In the coal
trade In Philsdslphis during the wsek-not In
prices, but In demand. Tho coal brought into
that city from the various railways. was eon,id
erably In exec" Of the previous week. tn,
trade In this city and aeorsetown has become
quite an extensive one-sxportipg - well a. i'm.
porting. Good freights are given at present
from Philadslphis, and masters Of vessels very
readily accept tonnage rates offered here. e..
jar cooKn 3 Co., bankers, furnish the follow.
Ing quotations Of Government securities at
o'clock u. m on SATURDAY..
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

PLEASURE AND TaAvEL.-The season a,
the watering places is about over, and
people ore fastening back to their homes
in the cities. 1t has been a very short
seasonal least it has been short to the
fashionables: but while it did last it wat
rather brilliant. Invalids and persons in
search of health still linger, as winter
sometimes fingers in the lap of spring; but
they, too, must leave, and many Of them,
we are sorry to say, without that health
which they sought.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16
DEPARTMENT OFTHE INTERIOR,
~ UsirED STATES PArEsr OFFICE,

On the Pstition Of LueiAn B. Flanders, Of Philsdsl
pnia, fsansyyania, praying for the extension Of a
granted 70 him the 9th day OF December, 1858,
ler an improvement in Replacing Cars upon Railroad
ioi seven years from the expiration Of said
Der, 1865 -' VI DeV'm
u ordered that the said petition bs hoard at the
rAIent omee on MONDAY, the 18th day Of Noyomber
E ns.'. a. o,eosk, N, and all persols are notified
70 sPPsM ana show cause, II any they have why
said petition ought not to be granted ' Aa''' "''
Persons opposing the sxtansion are reouIrad IN Ala
IN me Patent once hsir objections, specially set
forth In writing a. least tiOsniy days before The day
o, hesngi an testimony hlsd By either party, to be
USED a. .hs said hearing must bs taken and trans.
mittsd " accordance with the rules Of the once,
when WI Do furnished on application.
nony must DO nlsd In the Oies t,osniv days before
me DAY o. ~ Mhssnogi the arguments, II any, within
ten Gays afler Ming the testimony,
~ ~UlasIeo sso ahsi this notice be pubiishsd In the
6nhrusLioAn ana me Intsiitgeaoer, Washington, D.
y and In the Telegraph, Philadeiphia, Pa, once q
wsen i9i .nIee successive weeks; the hrst of said
day Of hearing. a. fHKAKER,
"is'"sw Commissioner Of Patsnta
The national Republican., 1867-09-16
DEPARTMENT OF THEINTERIOR
~ UHIrED STATES PArEEr Oyyro.

WAsHIE0ToE, September 7, 1867
On the petition Of Mathew Stewart, Of Philadsi. .
phiA, Pennsylyania, praying for the extension of
patent granted to him the Sd day Of January. lsbi
ior an improvement In Floor Plates Of HaIt KiIns
LOT seven years from the expiration Of aAa patent
which takes place on the 80 day Of January, ises
IL 10 ordered that the said petition ks' basrs Al
me Patent once on MONDAY, the lgih day Of Dsoe
per, 1856, clock, m and all persons are
70 aPpeAr and show cause, u any they knys' WV
said petition ought not to 10 granted. '' "A'
Persons opposing tbs extsnsion are required TO Ala
In the Patent once their objections specialIy sst
forth In wring a. least ttoenty days before the
OF hearing AZ testimony hled BY either party, 10 b.
used a. the said hearing, must be taken and trsps
mittsd In aeeordanos with the rules Of ne oosos
which VII bs fuIpished on application.
nmony must bs hisd In the once teeaty days before
the day Of bearing; the argumsnts, II any, within
ten days amer nling the testimony,
Ordered, also that this notice So published in ths
RnruBLios and the Intsllfosncer, Washingtoa'
D. O., and n hs Telegraph, Phlladsiphia, Pa, once
wSsa foI hiee successive weeks; The hrst Of said
day Of hearing. n EHRIERR "s
soio-WoW Commission Of Patepts
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

The NATIONAL THEATRE.-The celebrated
Richings operatio Troupe open the opera season
this evening at the National Theatre. They
will present for the entertainment tonight The
Bohemian Girl" We are safe In saying that
the house will DO full, for many Of our citizens
have secured their seats.
English opera, thanks to the indomitabls
courage, the perseverance,, and the skill Of the
RIcnIsGs, has become success and an institu.
tion in Amsrica, and We may confidently predict
that the season which commences this evening
will be triumph.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

IxPEAoHNESr.-The New York Herald
is getting over its scare-or rather, per.
haps, we should say it is backing down
from its attempt to scare other people
about contemplated coup detat Of Presi.
dent JOHNSON. Congress will not impeach
the President, neither will the President
prorogue or depose Congress. Mark that.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

The YELLOW FEvER.-This terrible dis
ease is holding high carnival in many oil
the Gulf cities, and it is said there is also
much destitution in those localities. We
observe that they are moving in New York
city, and that meeting will be called to
do Something at once to aid these sufferers.
Perhaps there are people in Washington
who might feel It q privilege, as we'll as @
duty, to do something in their behalf il
the way were open
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

SERENADE TO GENERAL SIcKLEs.-The
remnant of the old Excelsior brigade and
others of the friends Of General SIcKLRs
rendered him serenade at the Brevoort
House, New York, on Friday evening last
This brigade was organized by Genera
SIcKLEs at the breaking out Of the rebel
lion. Large crowds were in attendance
on the occasion referred to. The welcome
speech was made by Gen. SHARP, and il
was responded to by Gen. SIoKLRs.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

TIE CABISKT.-The Cabinet makers are
again on the rampage, and immediate
changes are TO be made in the Cabinet
Ex-senator CowAN takes the War Office
and Ex-Attorney General BLACK succeeds
Mr.. SEWARD. This will do for Pennsylva
mia, provided ii Is true. We caution the
public against too much confidence in
these rumors. These changes may, and
then again they may not, occur. Very
likely not.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 14.-The market this
morning was lees astive than usual. There has
been no change Il -four since our last report.
We quote superhns at $10a1o.75 Extra, ella
Is, and Family, $l3a14.50, and In requsst-ths
supply being very light. seventy-sight bushels
white wheat were tfsred on Change this morn.
ing, but no sales reported 1,322 bushsls red
$3.50 for good To prime. Eighty bushels Of
white corn were sod at $1.15, and 3, O4l bushels
mixed offered, wfh sales at $1.l2a1.15; no
yellow offered. W. note sales Of rye at s1.26s
1.30, and 8, $40 hnshels oats at 63a55 cents.
Butter in demand with light supply.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16
sP PECIAL notice..

~ LrvinEton VS.. washington : Rich
hoSpva wAsHrsorox.-Ths National Base Ball Club
Of this city will play game Of ball with the Irving
ton club OF Irvngton, New Jersey, on the National
Grounds, near the State Department, on Tuesday,
september ", at 80 o'clock p. m and one with the
PAstms Club, Of Riehmond, virsiaia, on wednss.
day, ssptsmbsr IS. st the same time and place. :
Tickets 10 each game twenty Ave cents, admittinS
gsntlsmsn and ladies. ~,
Ainitsd number Of season tickets can be had Of
r. A. Cronin, No. 23s Psnnsyivsnia avenue, or At
James hoians, No. s72 Psnnsylvania avenue, near
SIKH street -
By order Of the Club JOHN d HYER.
SOLAR Corresponding sscretssy.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

PARTIAL JUSTICE AT LAsr.-Miss Fray,
Of England, has at length obtained some
property from the chancery courts ofthat
country. This is the lady whom DICKENS
calls &" little Miss Flite," in Bleak House,
and he puts these words into her mouth
Here will be q judgment at the day ol
Judgment" 1t seems II has come sooner
than she expected.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
nv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Laying 60 . Corasr-stens Of = Cathedral.
Bosron, Sept. I5.-- This anernoon the corner.
stone Of ths new esthsdral, Holy Gross, In the
course Of construction at the oorner Of Maiden
and Washington streets, was laid with impos.
ing ceremonies, in tho presence Of an immense
multitude.
Al the close Of the ceremonies Archbishor
MeClosky, Of New York, delivered an address.
Tho estimated cost Of the cathedral 10 mil
lion and half dollars.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

He MERITS rr.-Admiral FARRAGUT has
received most enthusiastic reception at
Stockholm. 1t amounted to q perfect
ovation. As Americans, we must all feel
proud of the reception which this naval
hero is receiving from the nations Of Eu-
rope. The able and noble-minded old Ad.
miral is in his own person worthy Of oil
the honors bestowed upon him.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

SSTo COMMONWEALTH Advertiser
having been restored to health in few weeks, By
very simple remedy, AFTER having suffered several
years with severe lung Affection, and that drsad
disease, Consumption, Is anxious to make known 10
his fellow-suferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire II he will send copy Of tbs pre-
seripton used, free Of sharse with the direetions'
Tor preparing and using the same, which they will
md susR cURE yoR CONSUMPTION, AsrHEA, BRoS.
ouIrn, DO. The only object Of the advertiser In
sending the prescription Is TO bsnsnt the anietsd
Ahd spread Information which he conesvss to be In
valuable; and he hopes every sufferer will try HI.
remedy. A. II will coat them aothing and may prove
. blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please a.,
dress REV. EDWARD A. wILBc-s
oe1-dwiy williamsburs. Kingsr w
The national Republican., 1867-09-16
Arrival from Japan.

SAN Francisco, Sept. ia dispatch an
nounoss the arrival Of the steamer Colorado
from Japan, with three hundred and seventy
passengers, and eleven hundred tons Of freight.
Ono American and two Epglishmen had been
murdered at Nagasaki. The japanese had ar.
rested sixty three native Christians.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16
Ths N..ro yot. IN virginia.

RICHMOND, VA, Sept. 1.-THE negroes yots
for the FIRST time In this State tomorrow, whom
the citisens Of Richmond will vote on the sub
scription Of two millions Of dollars TO the Chesa-
peaks and Ohio railroad.
Col. Mallory, Of the Freedmen's Bureau, 70.
turned from an Investigation Of the recent riot
His report embraces the same facts as sent to
tho press.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ gnIrnD STATES PATENT oyyIos

beptsmpef o., 1907.
On tho petition Of Joseph Nook, Of Philadsiphia,
PennsylvaIia, praying for the extension Of patent
improvement In Hinge for Inkstand Covers, for
seven years from ssIgrstion Of said patent. which
IL ordered that the said petition be heard a the
Patent oa4se op nosnAY. the 2'th day Of November
next, at IL o'clock, m and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, any they have, why SAID
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to Ale
In the Patent ondcs their objections, spsssliy sst
fsrth in writing at least tesnt days before the day
Of hearing al testimony nlsd By either party, 70 b
used Of the said hearing, must be taken and trans,
mitted In seoordsnes with the rules Of the olaos,
which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon Al tssu
mony. must be tlsd In the ocs t,Dsatv days before
the day Of hearing the arguments. II spy, Within
ten days after tling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published /, th,
RErvBticAs and the IaIsihgsaety. washinstop. d.
O., and In the Telegraph, "niladeiphia, IA onos
week ioi three sucssssiys weeks the arst Of ssij
day Of hearing. +. q THRARERso so 'h'
seiJ-WSW COmmissioner Of patapta
The national Republican., 1867-09-16
Mn. JAcop BooL 4 now perman,

Mn. JACOB BooL Is now permanently
established In his new Boot and shoe stor,. No. xis
Seventh street, between O and streets, near the
Patent ones, whore he has large and well selected
stock Of Boots Shoes and CATERS for ladies and sen
tlemsn, misses, youths, and children, Of every Do.
seription. Also, made 10 order. Boots, Shoes, and
CATERS Of the best French Calf al hs lovs.t priess
The national Republican., 1867-09-16
Fire ON Board OF a Cotton Ship.

New YoRk, Sept. 15.-Ths ship Ksarssge,
from New Orleans for Boston, put into Newport,
R. l., with fre In her cargo Of cotton. The Ere
was sItinguished, and the cargo will probably
not be greatly damaged.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16
TN TEE SUPREME COURT OF THE
l. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
in the matter
L. N.
Holman I. Jolce. bAnkfupt,

Rodman L. JOiee, bankrupt.
To Tie Creditors Of ROdmoHs L. Joios, a Bankrupt!
Take notice, that petition has been filed In said
court BY RodmRn L. Joiee, Of the city Of W ashine.
ton, In said District, duly declared bAnkTup' under
and Certificate thereof from all his debts and other
claims Proysabls under said aeti and thAt the alst
DAY Of september instant, at 10 oclock IN. 10 as
terested may attend and show cause, II any they
granted. h, ]. MEIOs,
sspl2.a" CLERK.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16
Libel Case.

PIrrsBURG, Sept. l3.-In the case Of Daniel
o'Neili against John W. Pittock and James B.
O'Nsill for libel, the jury returned verdict Of
guilty Is to John W. Pittock and not guilty as
to James o'Neill All the above parties arc
nswspaper men here.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16
OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, |

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, September Q, 1867.
Information has been received at this
Department from Mr.. JOSEPH VAsDoR, the
Consul Of the United States at Tahiti, Soci
ETY. Islands, of the death, on the 2lst Of
June last, at Tahiti, Of WILLIAM DAWSON,
belonging to the United States steamer
Tuscarora.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16
General Gordon Granger In Mempl

General Gordon Granger In Memphis.
MEMPHIS, TENN, Sept. 15.-aeneral Gordon
Granger arrived hers last night to take command
Of his regiment.
Judge Swsyns 10 also here.
It Is understood that tho military will obey
the writ Of habeas corpus In young Milliken's
case,
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

BALTIMORE, Sept. 15.--John 7. Ford. pro-
prietor Of Hoiliday.strsst Theatre, publishes .
card In tomorrow morning. papers, stating that
in consequence Of wound In the hand received
accidentally on Thursday evening last and BY
advice Of his medical attendant, Mr.. Booth has
concluded 10 suspend his engagement In this city
for Q few days.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

BLACK and other colored satins cut on
the bias, at Mrs. A. O. oaston's Pine Millinery
Store, ia Pennsyivania avenue, between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16
EDUCATIONAL-
DRAWING AND PAINT1NG
~ SCHOOL FOB LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

Mr.. L. wnsER win open his winter eoursain teach
Ing DRAwsa and PlNrSo, By the goth Of this month,
intending to visit the school win please call at Net
Isrott Hall, up stairs whore, also, progresses Of his
scholars can be seen
Open every day, from .. a. m. to l2 m, and from TO
6p.m.' A.St
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

Coupons, iii s.'o'., 1861, ii4ii 5-iOs, 1854,
1o9ii BIOS, 1855, Ill BIOS, January and
July, 1885, 1o7Ji lo-4o's 99ii 1905, August,
1901 1905, June, 1o7i 1905, July, lo7
Gold, l44i.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

A ooMrLKrE assortment Of Fall Goods,
ready made, and ehoiss lot Of Piece Goods, from
which vs make goods TO order, Al ssks q Co.. 5lT
Seventh 'trssi, adjeinins Bank Of tho Republic. ~
The national Republican., 1867-09-16
Yellow Fever at FORTRESS Monroe.

I Yellow Fever AZ Fortress Monros.
| FoRrREss MosRoE, Sept. 15.-Arrived, tho
doubls-sndsr Lsnapse, from Key West. She was
boarded BY DR.. Cooper, the quarantine officer,
who found two cases Of yellow fever. Two other
vessels were ordered TO quarantine. The weather
| is stormy.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16
Connsgr.tion in Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, September 15.-A fro last night
In this city destroyed Eve warehouses at the cor
ner Of Sixth and Baymiller streets, owned BY W
D. Morris Co. Loss $500, 900. There Is only
q small insurance.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16
SCHOOL BOOKS,

Jusr read these lines, and let your friend
j udss where he best his dimes can spend
Where one In search Of Books TO read
Is sure 10 ind the ones no III need.
Ledger, Weekly. and all the rsstj
Look At all, and buy the best
Illustrated Hetos and Budget Of Fun
All good 10 read when work 10 done.
Mag aIines for old and Young FoDs-
ttoms grave some gay and full OF rich Jokes;
Ofthsss there's Hdrper's, Lddies' Friend
Ntck Mar, and others without end.
'Sehool books, too, for all the classes,
Books used BY both the lads and lassss.
On this point now let me tell you
or how very cheap these books IN sell you.
Keep mute as mice, but send up Eddy;
Shell out the stamps, his books are ready.
Tell all your friends before they purchase
OF Williamson . Book store-thAt's the right place
Itide along In the eArs-'ts then In fail view,
ILEyEsrH STREET, sEAR PESSsrLyAsIA AVENUE
septll .soSt
The national Republican., 1867-09-16
HE1LnRux A Rno 30

HErLBRux & BRo., b06 Seventh street,
one door south Of odd Feliows' Hail. make to order
and warrant agood It, French Calf stitched Caters,
$50; French Calf stitofsd Boots, ell; American
Calf stitched Boo,sloi First rate pesTsd Boo,s %;
Fine stitched Boots hand for ss Home made peeged
Boots, te.oo; Heavy Kip and Grain Boots, o. to S5
The national Republican., 1867-09-16
Death Of Gene

Death Of General Grinin.
GALVESTON. TEXAS, Sept. 15.-General Grifhl
died at IL O'Clock this morning.
There were II interments to-day.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16
FTT 7 ". n z .-T-V|TT
L o c A L IT e N S a..

LlDRErros Of all the Operas at John F.
Ellis Music Store, 500 Psnnsylvsnia avsnus. 49,,
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

The Steamer E. G. Knight.
New YoRK, Sept. 15.-Arrived-stsamer E
O. Knight from Washington.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16
The Markets by Cable.

The Markets by Cable.
FRAsKFoRr, September 14-Evsning B.
5-20's closed at 76i.
ANTWERP, September Evening. .-Pstro'
lsum closed at 81 francs per Dbl.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16
~ soes..-ra. p.nI S.nosAI arv,LIot

x,s,c..-rhs DAILY NATIONAL RrruBLIcAs
Iii a. ana snsr April l, 1857, be furnished 70 sub.
,s,ibef, (by sarrisrs) in Warrington, osorsetown,
and Il.rsndris 81 my cents per month, payable 10
The agent
az No noties can 10 taken Of anonymous somnu.
piestona Whatever IL intended for insertion mus.
be authenticated by the nams and address Of h'
vriisrnot nscssssriiy for puslieaton but gar.
snty for Its good faith.
81 All somnunioations, whether on business OF
for publication, should BE- addressed 70 VIZ. J. hul.
risH. Propristor rArroSAL RsrusLioAs, ,wsshington,
DO.
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

A FINE OLD ESGLIsH GENTLEMAN Of the
oldsn time, any other man. can got suited TO cloth
Ing, for One Price only, at Henning's, corner Of
Seventh street and Maryland avenue, s'gH
The national Republican., 1867-09-16

FSTY'S PARLOR ORGANS.
L BURDErT's PARLoR ORGANS.
Now and . few second hand. at GREAT BARGAINS.
JOHN y. BILLS,
% l6-lt 500 Pennsylvania avenue.