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The national Republican., 1867-12-02
Approved, October 81, 1867.
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Az kcr granting permission to Henry Moore to
erect an iron railing.
BE ii enacted, DC, That permission be, and Is
hereby, granted to Henry Moore to erect an iron
railing not more than fve (5) feet from the build.
ing line in front Of his lot, r. in square I'll, be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets; the
same to remain during the pleasure Of tho Cor.
poration Provided, Tbs consent Of the Prcsi-
dent Of the United States be 6rst obtained.
Approved, October "a, 1867
RICHARD WALLACH, Mayor.
Approved, October 28, 1867.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

A fIauTER.-A boatman named John Barrstcr
was arrested on Saturday by Officer Ycatman. of
the seventh ward, charged with fighting on the
street. He was fined sj by Justice Tucker
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

An Aer to authorize the construction of n sewer
In Nineteenth street vest, between @ and IL
streets north.
Be it enacted. Nc, That the Mayor be, and he
is hereby, authorized and requested to cause q
sewer to be constructed in Nineteenth street
west, between q and II streets north the said
sewer to be built 10 accordance with the plan for
sewers in the First ward, new being constructed
in Seventeenth street west and Penusylvania
avenue; the work to be done under the suporin-
tend0noe provided by law and to defray the ez.
peuso incurred IN carrying out this act, sum
sufficient be, and the same Is hereby, levied, i'm.
posed, and assessed on all iots or subdiyisional
parts Of lots bordering on said sewer the same
to be assessed and collected in accordance with
existing laws.
Approved, November !, 1867.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
TifE SEsT IS THE CHEAPEST

TifE bBsT IL THE CHEAPEST
HARVEST IS OVER
THE YIELD IS GREAT
PROSPERITY ABoUNDsl
WINTER IS COMING
AND NOW IS THE TINE To TAKE
aooRE's RURAL NEW YORKER,
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
fooRE's RURAL NEW YORKER

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Pianos and Music.

STEINwNY \ SONS PIANOS.
Oulral certificate ur III" President and membGrs Of
tho International Jury upon Musical lnstIumentsi
pARls, July 20, 1857
Pianos La, b'"u Mugnmous!y awarded to Messrs,
STEINwAN X SONS by the Jury ut the International
ENldli,"u MELlSET,
Pru>ldcnt Ot International Jury.
GEORGE kASrNER.
EDWARD HANSLlCK,
j. SHElDMElER,
AMBROSE THOMAS,
I, GENAERT,
MumbcTs uf International Jury.
rtuuuI rriu.r ~ Join my declaration to the one OF
my honorable colleagues ut tho Jury Of Glass TO- that
the nTst gold medal for American Pianos has been
gvcn to SFEINWAY SONS by tho unanimous vote
VI the Jury, as we'll by tho superior Council Of
Presidents, (lmprTiAl tummissipn,) declare, fur
thcrmOre, that urhrr the Jury Of Class 10 the Su
pcTiOr Council uI Presidents have asked the decorA.
lion Of the Legion Honor for Mr. Chekcriug, such
demand was not within Ihrr nrOYiucc.
fETls,
Director ot the Conservatory OF Brussels,
Aud Reporter Of Glass 10 of the International Jury
.A 4 larg,S, assortment of all styles sTElNwAY \
SONS PIANOS Just received at the warehouse Of
no2s.3L w. q. MErZER0TT 4 co,
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
THE RICHEST MAN IN TuE WORLD.

Extract Of Letter from Baron Solomon Rulhschild
PARIS, sth April, 1864, 2l Rue fauby, II, lIUnOrc
Will you be kind enough to have forwarded to mo
here 40 bottles Of your Indian LInimenti ii You will
send at the same time the account, will forward you
the amount through Messrs, Belmont 4 Co., n, Y,
Baron Solomon RothsChid having rccngmcndcd to
many of his friends Major LANES LINIMENT, aud
they being dcsrous to procure IT, he should adyi, him
THE INDIAN LINIMENT,
As relief ever ready as killer Of pain, taken n-
wardy, Or ontwa5dly applied, has equal, For the
sStri auu @ hS1"'n1tq hnd Nent1lSlo AucftnPs,
most ehlcaclOus, taken nwardy In the cure Of huera
Cramps and Pains In the Stomach DlaTThrn, Dysru.
terry, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantum, &r., and i
without exception tho most wonderful Panacca tho
world affords. No Family should ho without IT,
Every Traycler by land or sea should have bottle
Miners aud Farmers residingst distance from Physl-
Accidents, and sudden attacks Of Stomach Complaints,
LANES INDIAN LISlMENT, aud take no other,
retail BY PSmas Barnes 4 Co., 81 PARK Row, Il Y;
Gale Robinson, l6 Greenwich street, n, Y. f. G.
Wells Co., l9S Fulton street, n y thn-, n. Crl
Druggists throughout the world None genuine unless
signed by John Thos, Lane, and counters gnad by j.
t LANE Coz PToPrietOp, lG1 Broadway n, Y.
&c" Send for Circular,
WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES,
w Of the latest styles and prlcas. IA
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

An ACr to tot ths curbstones and pave the foot
ways and gutters on the north side Of X street
north, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets
west.
Be ii enacted, tIc., That the Mayor be, and he
Is hereby, authorized and requested to cause the
curbstonss to be set and the footways and gut.
ters paved on the north side Of X street north,
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets west
the work to be contracted for, and executed in
vided by law; and to deftay th, expense Of the
said improvement a special tax equal to the cost
thereof, Is her.by imposed and levied on oil lots
or parts of lots bordering on the line Of tho i'm.
provement; tho said tax to be assessed aud col,
ieeted in conformity with the prUyitions Of the
act approved October l2, 1865.
Approved, No-enber T. 1867.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
Auction Sales.

BH J. B WHEELER 4 co. AccrioNkkES'
No. Gl Louisiana avenue, between sixth and Seventh
streets, opposite scatuu House.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

SENT TO THE woRKHousg.-A marine named
Philip Smith, was taken to the station-house on
Saturday evening,by 0ficer Bleut, Of the Eighth
precinct fot interfering 18th him in the discharge
OF his duties. In default, Justice Gull committed
him to the workhousc.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

SCOrCH FRiEs srTs-FormeT prices ~, now selling
at sls at A. saks Co =, 81 Seventh street. between
PsnnnNlNanI aN Nannn nnh ID slrnnl.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

FIRES IN SNovENBER.-During last month there
occurred only three fires In the city. One of
these was a back building of the Whilby House,
corner of First street east and North A street;
another on Twentieth street, near the National
Observatory, and the other on Ohio avenue.
Total loss about q, 900.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

En- RourR HoNE.-On Saturday morning Jcffer-
son Davis, who went to Richmond q few days
since to appear for trial returned to this city BY
the Aqua creek boat, lie Immediately took
the 7;ib a, m. train TO Baltimore, and Is now
stopping at Barnum's Hotel. lie will remain In
Baltimore several days.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

LARCENY or A CARr.-County officer Anier-
son, of Uniontown, on Saturday afternoon
arrested two colorcd men named William Ham
ilton and Richard Williams, charged with lar
ceny Of a cart, the property of Mr.. Edmund
Hazel. Justice Gull dismissed Hamilton, and
committed Williams for court.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

DRUNKgNNEss.-On Saturday there were dis
posed Of by our magistrates a larger number Of
drunken cases than IL usual. Some were fined,
not few of whom were committed 10 the work.
house In default of payment.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Thc following
transfers Of real estate were reported on Satur-
day Part of lot I, in square b23, 10 feet, at
% boo sub of lot 10, In square ia, at 1910 sub
lot u, In square III, at $50; part lot 10, in
square 2O7, II feet At $1,000 part OF lot !, In
si, ,2O2 .Ol lots ll5 and liG in Beatty and lIaw-
kin's addition to Georgetown, at 25,OOO; west
part Of lot a. IN square 7aj, 30 feet, at 400.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
TRUSTEES SALE oF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
CENTRALLY LOCATED, IN THE SEVENTH

WARD.
By virtue of y decd oG trust by Felix Dugan and
wife 10 me TO secure EbcraTd TrushCn, executed on
the llh day of February, lsG7 and recorded IN L6er
H. NJ H. No. ~, fplioS Gi, &c, one II the Land he:
cords Of Washington county, District " Columbia, !
hA offer at public sale to the highest bidder In front
g. the east half Of lot number g., three, In Teser
walton D. situated the north side Of Maryland ave-
Improved by frame dwelling houses the front and
rear nf .aid lot, and containing two thousand seven
hundred aud thirty-siN square feet uf ground
Terms nr Sale: One third cash; balance IN notes NJ
sx aud twcly" month";, with Interest, secured by deed
Uf trust.
Convcyaucing and stamps ut the expense Uf the pur
chaser.
one bunIrcd dollar, down when sold.
WILLIAM BOYD, ". D,
J.. u. WHEELER 4 CO,
1vNlj.id AuctiOnCers.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
Amusements.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

| NATIoNAL THEATRE.
ARhiRRAfTs FiRsf slSarr RHfrr''
"'''TIia sR J. fAhtiGfSSisR 4, GSGRRrf Comedian
in 'na Rms MS SHisaI HES#Fi Hi:;afIiiI H., play"
''''''''' " ENTIRE STRENGTH
des ADMIRABLE COMPANY.
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY,
Haydn's Grand oratorio Of the CREATION will
'fP fpspaY M EeESSS sSSSS s'fSif ss S
Orchestra and chorus Of 100 voices.
SS & : sBssFFTSSS s"FF;sss
G0YbtcToR j. p. GXGiFiRID
Tickets. with Secured
6 s. I SS.s G Td' morning.
noO.a " y " secretary.
ARE COMING
THEFAR.FAMED ORIGINAL AND ONLY
NORRIS BROTHERS MINsTRELs.
FROM BOSTON.
WALLS OPERA HOUSE.
FOR oNE WEEK ONLY, cossENcISO
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2. 1857.
TWENTY TWO STAR PERFORMERS.
BILLY hDhhlc, the feOplo comedian, IN an
entire new entertainment nj entitled
ATRfP AROUND THE WORLD.
Az ENTIRE CHANCE OF PROGRAMME EACH EVENING.
Box Office open from 10 to - and 2 to Bpm,
Scale Of Prices; Private Boxes, fs 0OI Orchestra
Chairs 10 centsj Parquote and Dress Circle 30 cents;
Gallery. IS cents.
Doors open at Il to commence ats o clock;
noy27 Manager.
wuES vExrs issued from the sea,
She went to Douglass Brothers;
"Hoop.sk and Corsets, Pads said she,
Surprising any others. -
She rObed her, smiling. walked away,
The gods her path attended,
And not word was heard that day
Bu-'vcnus ., how splcndidl
Sho whispered "who would look like me
To Ninth street go; Eve hundred three. -
nOg-lm
Il. XLEY
FANCY DRESSES
DoMGNOE>
LADIES. GENTLEMEN AND CHILDRgN.y
40. Ias TENTH STREET. nos
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

orDgsr IyHABIrAsTs' AssotfArIdx. This as
ISOLATION will hold Its regular monthly meeting
Council Chamber, City Hall, This will be the
occasion OF an interesting biographical sketch,
TO be delivered by Dr. J. Il. Blake, on the life of
the late DR.. william Jones, a deceased member
Visitors are cordially invited to be present.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
LOCAL ITEM s.

TRr stinemCtI's Six Dollar silk Hat. Best In the
city for the price.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

HALL DgDIC CATIoS.-On Saturday Ncning the
Everett Lyceum dedicated their new hall, In the
Columbian Law College building, on Fifth
street Orations, declarations, and essays were
the order Of the evening, and they were listened
to with interest by thosc In attendance.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

ALARM oF FlEE.-This morning, about half
past one O'Clock, an alarm of fire was sounded,
and steamer No. 2 ran Ms far as Seventh street
In answer to the sound of No, ~. Rucker engine
ran In the First ward to the sound of No. 10, and
others ran to box H. The fire, II any did not
anywhere.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

Police TELEGGAru.-Mr l.. Y. Holly, super
mtcndent of the police telegraph, reports the
number of dispatches sent and transmitted
through the central station for the month Of No
Nember ms l,l7G, ana MS many more between dil-
irrcnt precinct stations
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

FIRE.-Because OF a defective fue q FIRE broke
out In q frame house on Ohio avenue, between
Thirtecn-and-a-half and Fourteenth streets, at
about ~ O'Clock Saturday night. The fremen
and police were prompt and the flames were
400. The dwelling was occupied by Mr. John
Barker, and II IL owned by colored man named
Burpe,
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

SKATING.-Thc Ice King visited this Latitude
in earnest on Saturday, and yesterday morning
his imprlnts were left kably In every sec-
tion OF the District. lee was formed to thick
ness OF one half to three quarters OF AN inch and
boys of ''light.welght," In =. II. parlancc in
dulgedIin the invigoratlng exercise DR. skating on
the canal and ponds at the foot of Eighteenth
street. In view of this fact, a number OF persons
were. attracted yesterday to the Washington
Skating Club Park to see how the " situation"
was, and ascertain when the improvements now
In progress would be completed, as also their
extent.
A building 100 feet in length 10 feet high, and
IL ieet deep, Is to b1 erected with glass front,
and thrcn platforms running the length Of the
building, and combined to be eighteen feet wide,
which, when finished, will afford room for sew
cral hundred persons, who do not desire to par
ticipate In the sport of skating, to view those
indulsng in that hcalthful and cXh larating pas
time. Excavations are being made, by which
the pond will be of Il uniform level, and have an
increased skating surface. These improvements,
II is said, will not be completed for some two or
three weeks, which is much to be regretted, as 1t
Ia probable there will be considerable freezing
weather before that time. We learn that the
Directors are pushing the work forward ms fast
as possible.
We learn that the National Skating Park, at
Sixteenth and ) streets, will lie commenced to-
day, and pushed to speedy completion.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

l. MOUNTAIN RAILROAD COMPANY. Seven per
cent. interest, February and August. st.-These Bonds
Pilot Knob and In hrst class order and an extension
Of about the same length from Pilot Knob 10 Belmont
these bonds are to be used. making q through route
from 81. Louis to New Orleans by iSl The esrninss
Of the pl miles t6O 90 yeari the net prcnts now
are to Ray the interest IN the entire am6rn
Is believed to be beyond that Of any other bonds now
offered Apply A the GaiGs q ss C9%npsPPy. % a. y
or 10 CLARK, DODGE 4 CO, corner Of Wall and
William streets. New York city,
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

4 ZyGosl-TIIREE MAGNiFtCENTLY illus.
~ TRATED MEDICAL BOOKS, containing impor-
tant PhF Biological Information for Men and Women.
sent free on receipt y Y ssnisi by addres.lns the
Secretary Of the New York MedieHl University, No
20 Clinton Place, New York city.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

CHARGED WITH BrRGLARy,-On Friday after
noon Detectives Biglcy and Kelly arrested Pete
Jackson, 4 notorious colored thiei, on the charge,
preferred By Thomas Sumner, OF having, on the
sd ult burglariously entered his house on Third
street, on the Island, and robbed 1t OF rings, Sc
$500, which he had IN the house but failed TO get
Vie had hearing before Justice Walter, who re-
,lulrcd him TO give 400 bail to answcrth charge
the same man who relieved gentleman Of $50 a
short Time since, "
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

tCHE PAPER FOR THE MILLlON-THE AMERI-
L EfN FARMER, the practical farmers own paper,
the Cheapest and the Best Agricultural and Hortcul
turai Journal IN AmciitE. Beeutifully illustrated
with numerous Engraving q fsrrn Building-' AMI
mails, Fruits and Flowers. -
Now is the time % subserihe for thc. year 1855.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
Agents wanted eyeTywh here. For Club Price list
OF Valuable Prizes open to all, &c, address JOHN
TURNER, Publisher and Proprietor, Rochester, New
York,
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

Az ON SOLDIER FouNp DEAU.-About !
O'Clock yesterday morning an inmate of the Old
Soldiers Home, about 50 years of age, named
Benjamin X, Love, was found dead on the Fort
TOttcn road, q short distance from the National
Cemetery. In the back part of his head was
found q hole about half inch in diameter.
Several attempts were made to obtain magls-
trate who would hold an inquest, but up to go
D. m. no one WAS obtained. The body was laid
out in the hospital of the Old Soldiers Home.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

CHARGED WITH ASSAULT AND BATTERY AND
FAST DRIvING.-On Saturday morning Officer
0'Brlen, of the First ward, arrested n colored
man named Samuel Jackson, for fast driving In
the public streets lie had hearing before Jus
tice Morsell, who fined him 500. During the af-
ternoon of the same day he was arrested by Officer
KoontE, of the same ward, charged with assault
and battery on William johnson and with disor-
derly conduct. II appears that he, in the fore
noon, put his horse and wagon In pawn for s20,
he cal He'd for his wagon, and De Lacey was not
present. Determined to have them, he assaulted
johnson, with view to taking the same by
force. He was arrested, aS above stated, and
taken before Justice Goddard when he was fined
20 for disordcrly conduct. The case of assault
and battery WAS continued until 10 O'Clock this
morning,
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

tnARGEn WITH fNRRoTISG.-On Saturday
night, at the fire In the Second ward. n man
named Birncy Carroll was ARRESTED BY Ofncer
White: He was soon after recognized by Dctec-
tlVes toomcs ana Miller, as man charged with
Farroting man named 1.ambcrs Protupapcr, in
July last, near Murder Bay, when he was robbed
oi gold watch, a revolver, and about S2O Ia
money. The victim was dccoycd into that
vicinity by the representation that a picnic was
being held there Accused Is now locked un nj
headquarters 10 await hearing, W. w
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

ARREsr OF HousE RoBBERs.-On the 10Th ult.
ohcer eaton, OF the Second precinct, arrested
rson, Annie Iilghman, and Maggie Matthews,
all eolored, charged with entering the house OF
Fourteenth streets, at about 2 o;clock in The
day time of the 18th ultimo, and rObbng it, in the
absence of the family, of the wearing apparel of
Mr.. Chaney, his wife and children, Together win
gold watch, valued In all at 1900 About s2O
worth was recovered. The women were used as
witnesses, and Justice Thompson committed the
Inrn to lAil for court
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

WENT Dow" LIKE A THOUSAND oF BIIcKs -
Inc barge Renown, loaded with SO, 900 bricks, was
improperly fastened to her wharf on Friday
hlght. Inc consequence was that, when the
heaEy wind sprang up Friday night she slipped
her iasrnings and was driven out into the chan
mel ni the river opposite Riley's wharf. On
saturday morning she was found In tho bottom
ol the channel It will cost between four and
the bricks, VIC learn.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES
w Of the latest styles aud prices, Al
klDWELL 4 HENDERsON's,
nul2,lm H6 Ninth street
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

\ NEAT BADuE,-We were yesterday shown n
beautiful badge, gotten up for the Police Com
missioner,, seven in number, In the shape of a
shield, The material Is highly FURNISHED steel,
sioner OF Metropolitan Police, District of Coum-
bia,n Also n neat eagle, above which Is a semi
motto: T. PiuriLus unum." The design is that
OF Gen. Peter +. Bacon, and the execution that
OF Mr.. >. Lewis, jeweller on Pennsylvania ave
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

w business that will pay from +lGO to ESQ per
month from now until Spring. Address JONES
BROS, 4 Co, Philadelphia.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

THg PAVING OF AvENUEs.-Wc see II stated
that General Michler, Commissioner of Public
Buildings, intends to urge Congress to Fepave
Pennsylvania avenue with the Nicholson or
Stafford pavement, and also to recommend that
Massachusetts avenue be opened and graded
speedily, through TO the Navy Yard, This is
good news, and will he hailed ms such by all of
the travelling public as well Ms by those who de-
sire to see the city improved In appearance.
Persons who come to the Capital expect to see n
city worth looking at and we feel that General
Michler viii cndeavor to not have them disnp-
pointed.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

SELLING uNsouND PouLrRY.-On SATURDAY,
Lieutenant Cornelius Noonan, of the sanitary
lorcc, arrested Nelson Emmett and Cathnrine
NeDonough, at about IL o'clock, charged with
selling unsound poultry In the Centre market
They were taken before Justice Harper and n
tine OF 20 was imposed on each of them.
In the afternoon, at the Western market, sani-
tary Omcer Harris arrested the same woman col
ored, and George Carter, charged with the same
offence. Each of the couple was fined IS by Jus
tice Morscll. The woman should have been sent
TO jail.
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

DisoRDERLN HOUSE BROKEN UP.-On Satur-
day evening, Sergeants Austin and Waliirs with
bnicers Jacobs, Tucker, Lewis, and MGHenry
81 the Fourth ward made descent on disor-
Ietly house near the Baltimore Depot, where
they captured the following na med pc rsons, with
Ellen Ale, who kept the house Charles Burton,
Thomas Burke, Frank Kcllett, and A lice Harris
The crew was taken before Justice Walter who
dismissed all except Ellen Ale, who was fined
S2O for selling liquor by the small with no license,
and committed her to Jail to answer the charge
ol keeping dlsorderly house. The key of the
house was turned over to Major Richards
The national Republican., 1867-12-02
rAwXURoKEEsvsS sNhE OF y, G6%sI 2SSS LOTS OF L!

PAwNBROKERs = SALE OF 2,OOo LOTS OF IN
REDEEMED PLEDGES.
W. will -"l, At Robert FULTON Co. Loan 9aiGS;
and d street, on MONDAY aud TUESDAY, December
III aud 81, at 10 o'clock, n. N, aud Ga y m, And
every evening during the week, 2O lots Oi forfeited
pledges, consisting Of ~ 40 -
Ladies' and Gents hn Gold and Silver Watches,nl
Diamond Ring, Gold Ring aud fiuS, 90, -
Gents hne OverCoaIs, Ladies Dresses and Cloaks,
Gents Dress and sack Goats,
Pants, shirts, and nIawers,
Beds and Bedding, Blanket,
Aud a great variety Of New Clothing, to pay ad-
na55.dti IT, IT, CLARK y CO. Aurt..
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

New LopGHs kNIGHrs % PYTHiAs.-The off.
GERS OF the Grand Lodge OF this Order visited Bal
two new lodges-Golden and Monumental-af
MctamOra Hall in the Monumental city. Having
completed their labors on Friday night, by inyi,
tation they sat down to well.laden table OF the
uclieaeies OF the seasoa, at Shaw's Cottage es,
company with the newly Initiated brothers On
Saturday morning they retpr-rd to Washington
ON the morning Of next Friday week, the Order
VIII leave this city TO pay fraternal visit to
Phiindelphis Grand Scribe Barton now has an
application FOR charter for a ledge in Mount
Holy Ne" Jersey, the first application from
The national Republican., 1867-12-02

NXrANTED-AN AGENT-ONE CHANGE ~ EACH
w town. worthy the attention of active business
man. to take the agency for the sale Of Brhdsreets
Rubber Moulding and Weather Strips, applied 70 the
Sides bottom, top and centre of dodts and windows.
The sale 4 beyond anything eyer offered before e Sa
for agents circular. The first who apply SECURE a
bargain. Terms for Moulding, cash J. X. BRAD
STREET x co, Boston, Mass.