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Ladies' Store.

that will prove creditable to himself and
beneficial to his customers. In view of
which, he has purchased the most tremend-
Gus stock of goods ever brought to this mar
ket, III the Ladies' line, and being determin-
ed to secure the Ladies' trade, he pledges
himself to sell
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FANCY Dry Goods,

Millinery, Ladies' Furnishing Goods, Trim,
i Ess 4aay.- mings, &c., s.f ..-ssz f 4
ever brought to this market, would respect
fully call the attention of customers and the
public generally to the following imperfect
In the Ladies' Department will be found
Dress Silks, Grenadines, Silk Tissues,
French 0rgandies, Printed Muslins, Grape
Moretts, Plain and Figured Swiss, Percales,
Brilliantines, Lawns, Bareges, &c. s4
Also, Basquincs, Scarfs, Mantillas, Lace
Shawls, &c, of the latest styles, in great
variety.
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Cheaper than the Cheapest,

which he can do and make living profit,
which is all that he desires. Ladies who
favor him with their custom may rest assur-
ed that they will get goods at legitimate
prices, whether judges or not, for he has
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BOX LIQUbRs.

Wines, Whisky, Brandy and Cocks
tails, Champagne, Scheidam Schnapa,
Ale. Porter. champagne Cider, Hos
letter, brakes Plantation. Stoughton
and Gray and Red jacket Bitters, &c
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JOHN WALTERS. s9g9D.iJ. ELDER
Walters 81 Elder,

TTTave formed a new scoepartnershifs and
II bought out M. Baer, on the corner Of
TEXAS AND sPRTNG STREETS,
SHREYEp0RG, G9n9 no :
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E1llbrOideries.

Jackonet and Swiss Edging and Inserting,
Bands; Ladies' Embroidered Undershirts,
Collars, Infants Waists, Skirts and Under.
clothing Real Lace Collars and Jetts.
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GROCERIES,,

Coffee, Sugar, aMolassss. Salt.
Mackerel, WHISKY, Of all brands
Brandy. Apple and Peaeh; Wines.
Holland Gin. Jamaica and Santa cruz
Rum; Oats, Bran, Hay, &c.
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LADIES'
BAZAAR OF FASHION.
j. III. McDermOft4

HAVING just returned from New York
Ia with the largest, best selected and most
varied stock of ES ~ !
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To the Gentlemen, McDermott would say
that he has fine stock of 'a.s
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Founded in l832-Chartered by the Legisla
ture of Louisiana, with Commercial, Ag
ricultural, Mechanical and Literary De.
partments.
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Z tOpen constantly, Day and EVENING"
Corner Camp and Common Streets,
In the elegant and Spacious Iron Building,
5 H. -,- New Orleans. e.... ...,gtT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-20

FROM MEXICo.-The revenue cutter Wilder
ness arrived at New Orleans Thursday night
from Vera Cruz. where she arrived on the 14th
instant A deputation OF Mexican officials
boarded the vessel and warmly welcomed
Madame Juare2. On the llth she disem-
barked. and met with an enthusiastic public
reception. civil and military. The city was
illuminated and frey works displayed. The
party was to leave for the Civ OF Mexico on
The 10th ms tant. President JuaraZ arrived at
the capitol on the 18th instant He emphati
callv declines a re-airct!er, and has ordered q
new election. He will retire to his hacienda
in the mountains II is officially reported that
Nitaury was shot on the 9Th instant. Mar
aueZ IL Is believed. Is hiding IN the city OF
Mexico. He VIII he sho, as soon as captured.
1t Is reported in Vera Cruz that Santa Anna
sui lives Everything is quiet in Vera Oruz,
and the city is perfectly healthy. The Aus.
iran sloop-of war Elizabeth is receiving the
Austrian refn gees on hoard. She has no COM
munication with the Mexican officials, except
through the United States punboat Tacony
and Consul Sa aulnisr. The Wilderness brings
respatches to thP British. French and Austrian
Governments. The Mexican Government
publishes an address to the world in which
ihey expect to Justify themselves for rhe exc
cutiOn of Maxlmilian.
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EVENING OF SEPTEMBER 2JrH, 1867.
AN APPEAL TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE

AN APPEAL TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
Fully appreciating the extent of the suffering
whlcii new pervades the Southern Ctioh of our
Country, and desiring TO assist in furnishing relief
a. speedily as possible, perhaps thereby TO save
human life = and reposing full confidence in the
ability and fidelity OF Mr.. GEORGE w. THOMAS
nansgIng Director OF the recent Festiy al for the
nisn Home and School of the City of Now York
were realized by that humane Charity We, the
undersigned, earnestly solicit the support of gene
Gus AID benevolent citizens throughout the Coun-
try in aid of this National movement to be made
with he sanction OF the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue of the United States, at the City of Wash
lnEton, ID. c., on the evening of Sept. 25. 1857.
premises, We give our cordial approval of this
Royement Of Christian Philanthropy.
RlCHARD WALLACH, tMayor,1 Washington
JAMES W. NYE, U. s. Senator, Washington
II: D. COOKE. Banker. Washington, D. C.
JOHN l.. hlDWELL, Druggist, Washington
u. u. GILMAN Druggist Washington. DC.
JOHN b. BLAME, President National Metro
MOSES NELLY. Cashier National Metropoh
tan Rank. W. ashingtOn. ID. G.
GbRGE W. RIGGS, Banker, Washington
PHILIP Il soLoMoNs, stationers, Washing
" H. i o. H. MORRIS ON, stationers, Wash
u. A RANSOM i CO., 3s4 and 3.6 Broadway. .
,EyANs. GARDNER 4 CO., $50 Broadway,
VIM c. BROWNING Il CO, 326 Broadway,
DURYEE 4 JAQUES, 394 Broadway. NY
DAVENPORT BROS, O3 Greenwich street
GILES. WALES & co. l3 Maiden Lane, N.
PROSPER NJ WkTMORE, IS West 2oth street
John H. CRIsCoM, NJ. D., A. East 18th street
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~ Marquee who il now skulking in Mexico
with price on his head. carries q fortune Of
more than a million IN foreign exchange-the
frui. OF his robberies-coaceaied on his Per son.
~ None Of The members OF the senior class
gold medal, which was 10 be awarded to the
most gentlemanly member Of the class They
consider themselves all gentlemen.
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IMPROVEMENTS IN ROCKVILLE, MD-Samuel
C. N.irs, one of the most enterpising men in
Rockville Is about TO erect three handsome
dwellings on Main street D'hRrs ara contem
plating building there this fall The residence OF
". V. Bouic has been renovated. and presen Is
a very fine appearance. with all It's modern
surroundings The Union hotel. under the
contract OF Messrs. Harry and Davis, has
changed its old and dilapidate appearance to
more modern and very inviting one, for the
wearH tray Yeler.- Ieorueinn.a CnMrier.
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~ In Cincinnati. a few davs since, Catha-
rihe Bayless was married, was arrested a few
hours after for THEFT. and spent the honey.
moon In the station house.
~ Potatoes are selling in Maine for twenty
to twenty-five cents per bushel There ap-
pears to be an abundance, and many who had
a large surplus in the fall, Walting tor high
prices in the spring, have actually got Bit
- Tent preaching has been inauguratsd in
Detroit.
~ Santa Ana. not Anna, is The correct spell.
ing OF the old gentleman's name
~ Oakland, Md. three thousand feet above
tide water, experienced q frost on Monday
morning last.
~ One thousand two hundred aud thirty
i've emigrants arrived IN New York ON Tues.
day.
~ aximilian, in bis will, left to the f8ni-
lies OF Miralnon and Melia M ndred thousand
dollars each.
~ There have heen two fatal cases OF
cholera in and near Norristown, Pa, within 8
few days.
@Tyel, an English prize fighter. has just
arrived In New y ork and is very anxious for
somebody TO tread on the tail Of his coat
~ Our national produc: Of bullion ie now
about 4100 O00.C0O per annnm-42O,O ,O0O.nOO from
splscer or eulcn gold diggings, and se0,00t, 600
from Qu artz mining.
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THE NEW Bull LpINGs At TIRE NAVAL AcAD.
FMY.-In q few days, two or three hundred
workmen will De employed on the new build
mos nj the Naval Academy. Vessels are
coming TO our wharves laden with lumber,
bricks. &c. Some estimate can be formed Of
the amount OF labor before tne enserprising
in one OF the buildings aione, amounts to three
,n,iI;on eve ehundred.-AnH0potis Republican.
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$4,000

The East Joins hands with the West and North to
relieve the pressing need of the South.
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The following will explain the method of
Irritating the tund

tKEPLY OF GEN HOWARD.)
WAR DEPARTMENT.. Washington, June let, 1857
Gro. W. THoHAs, ESQ, National Hotel Wash
iuct0n. II. C.:
HEsR SIR Your letter is just received thank
you for the confidence rcposed in me. and will
gladly receive any monies or contributions you
may receive the relief of the destitute. would
prefer that other gentlemen should be associated
with me as trustees, and would suggest that if the
frnds come in too late for the relief Of the present
pressing tiestutiOn il will be better to devote the
funds. or portion of them, to the education of any
and all classes of the poor. for except in of
famine, the ordinary poverty in section of this
country can easily be met by the communities
where il may exist. But IN too
much be given for the all important work Of edu
cation. Very respectfully your obedient servant,
o. o. HOWARD,
MAJOR General, Commissioner
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

:
Pennsylvania avenue, near Wiilard's Hotel.
POSITIVELY ONE WEEK ONLYl
rQMMENCING MONDAY EVENING, ,JULYl5
The Coolest and only Theatre open in the city
EnEagcment Of the Celebrated and Original
SkIFF Il GAYLORD'S MINsTRELS,
AND THEIR
BEAUTIFUL MUSICAL PANORAMA
SHERMANS MARCH TO THE SEAL
From their Academy of Music, Chicago, Illinois.
Twenty star Performers who will appear in an en-
tireiy New and Original Programme.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
ParauGtte and Dress 80 cts
r..... ---.- .--.- - ....
No extra charge for Reserved Seats. Box Office
open from 10 a. m. to p. jy H-tf
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THE PHACH TRADE 1t Is stated that the
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company has
already fl tied up one hundred and ywenty.n We
cars for the transportation OF peaches alone,
The Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad
Company has made preparations of cores
pondiDg magnitude for the same purpose.
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STHIS MOVEMENT Is ENTIRELY SEPA.
RATE FROM. AND HAS No CONNECTION
WITH ANY OTHER ENTERPRISE.
Address all Orders and Commu nic atjons with
stamps ior Return Postage, TO
GEORGE ". THOMAS.
Managing Director.
No. $40 Peunsyl lsania avenue.
Washington, ID. @.
sS Editors respectfully invited To notice
THE National Offering Of sympathy and philan
throIEy. and to lend it such aid as their henevo.
renee suggests. - I'm
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ADJUSTMENTS.

II MANUEL RI II announces that at the re-
II. guesJ of many DISTINGUISHED persons, he viii
give a MATINEE al METHEROT'r RAIL-, on
WEDNESDAY AFTERNooS. At o'clock. The
celebrated Pref RICHTER will preside at the
Piano. Selections will he sung from Troyatore,
Traviata, Lucretia Borria, Balio in Maschira
Ricoletta and many others.
Tfckcts-si; can he procured at Metzerott
a "a sin
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~ One of the ~ ost singular specnla la,iops of
he aaels JOINT stock hospital abou, opening
IN But4ee Ayres. Subscribers paying 100 ia
silver. monthly, are 20 be admitted rree
- Nrs Horace Greeley has been pe,,,onfn,
he New ore Constitutional Con vep.ion IN
favo- Of female surssfe
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~ A New York clergyman mas sd sertissd
S,esrs, ata salary Of $50 per vesf
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Mr.. ]. A. WH1prLE, Of Boston, has the
largest establishment, and IS one OF the most
successful photographers in the United States
tSp,iuUGelG Republican.
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The WORKING PEoPLE.-The laborers VIII o
struck at Prospect Park, Brooklyn, on Mou-
day. but who resumed work again when the
Park Commissioners promised 10 consider the
matter, on Wednesday received the advance
pay they asked for. This increase was made
in order 10 bring their wages up to that paid
for similar W ork in the neigh ghborhood A CO.
operative store has at length been put into sue
cessful operation at New York. The organi-
zers propose not to make pecuniary profit ont
OF the store. but to cheaper the necessaries OF
lite to the consumers who join the store Asso-
place the shares at only $5, so as to reach the
class OF needle women. To members OF the
Association, goods will be sold at prices lower
than those charged by retail dealers. Three
stories have been put into successful oper alton
ia Europe, and they bave also been Introduced
IN several American cities, though as vet with
only Indifferent success.
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IN UNITED STATES GT

IN UNI I'D 81 I Eo UfSE ENbhONS
Tc he distributed to the Suffering pc opls of the
South, 10y Major General o. o. Howard, y. 8. Com
missioner.
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PAWNBROkERS.
THE OLD ESTAEIIsHEp rIRa OF

f,KAI- iSp IMITATION LINEN EYEuy
u COLLARS % cent. PER ~ at
seltI CpEpS HALL
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ALEXANDRIA AND NlcINITY.-Tne Gazette

ALEXANDRIA AND NlCINITY.-Tne Gazefte
of yesterday says:
1t is reported that an accident occurred at
Summerville Ford, on the Rapidan RIVER near
Mitchell's Station, early on Wednesday even
ing last. by which three persons los, their
lives The parties, q man and his wife, wers
IN TWO horse wagon, driven by q colored man,
and attempted 70 cross tAe river, tthougn
warned against ir, as it was much swollen by a
heavy rain Tuesday night,) when tho wagon
was washed down the stream and the whole
party, together with the horses, drowned. The
names Of the deceased were not known. None
Of the bodies had been recovered when the
traip left Mitchell's several hours after the
accident.
IA young woman named Jennie Ford. in re-
turning to this city, early this morning, In a
row boat, with some companions, from a BAH
on the opposite side OF the river, fell overoosrd
but was rescued from her pefilous situat,on
by her friends, without sustaining any more
serious injury than thorough soaking.
May or Latham Is out of the city, having le.e
this morning to represent the stock owned hv
The city Of Alexandria in the Chesapeaie ana
Ohio Canal Company, in the meeting Of The
stockholders Of that company, which Convened
in Annapolis THE morning.
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y. U II y W Y ~ u
MAJOR General, Commissioner.

To this Grand Reception there Will be offered
90 Cert thcates of Admission, at 81 each, which
will erltle the holders TO superb copies Of Splendid
STEEL PLATE ENGRANlNGS. produced by a
process, the highest type of American art
The subject. selected for these unique and beautiful
Pictures and the perfection of their execution are
such must CONNIE nd them 10 public appreciation
These Certificates will also entitle the holders to
the award appurti6ned them The arrangements
for the nagcnent of this NATIONAL OFFER
IEt. i'll strict accordance with the acknowl
edged priHripls Qf l0 aHd l0rniS, and the method
of conducting it such cannot fail to secure public
con fGience aud generous support
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element in Europe. AT meeting OF the
French Senate. reported by the last mail, the
President of that body was emphatic in his
condemnation OF the action OF JuareZ A
Paris letter says the ''only sovereign now
ruling in mems minds is the wretched widow
at Miramar.' The London Herald asserts that
great responsibility rests on the United States
with respect 10 toe present and future OF
Mexico. All the foreign journals received by
the Iast mail have articles on the Mexican
situation, and the sign tcant remark is made
by another Paris letter writer thai. OF all the
sovereigns lately in pageant in tina. city, there
only renamed Napoleon the Third, with
Maximilians ghosr at Els elbow.
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NATIONAL OFFERING.
RELIEF FOR THE SOUTH.

GRAND MUSICAL RECEPTION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-20

SUPERB MESICAL RECEPTION,
combining the most emi nent talent of the Country
will be given in the
CITY OF WASHINGTON. DC.
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THE MARYLAND CONSTITUTIONAL CoNyEN-
TloN.-The deliberations of this body were
principally confined yesterday to the discus
sion OF the report OF the judiciary committee.
the pending amendment being the motion TO
three Judges IN each judicial circuit. No vote.
however, was taken. 1t was resolved to hold
TWO sessions daily on and after Monday next
The committee on the legislative department
was Instructed to inquire into the sxpediency
ofreporting an additional article requiring the
LeRislatu re 10 prescribe some other penalty
than in Incarceration in the penitentiary for petty
larceny. Reports were made by the commit.
tees on-the tenure office and militia bills
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ANOTHER VICTORY For THR NATIONAL 3.
Il CLUB.--The base ball game AT Indianapolis
yesterday between the ationai Club of Wash
ington and the Westerns of Indianapolis re-
suited in The defeat of the latter by score 81
1U6 to 81
Cons idera BILE interest is mani nitested lH 81 Louis
among he base ball fraternity in regard 20 the
Matte nais are expected on Sunday. and will
be received with honors. The present arrange
ment is that they will play the Rior Club
on Monday afternoon. and the Empires on
Tuesday morning, and leave for Chicago the
same evening.
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TELEGRANS, &C,

The New York Constitutional Con vention
took n the resolution declaring that per sons
OF African descent are entitled to the same
rights and immuuitas as persons of European
descent. An amenoment that all questions
to submitting this or any part OF the consti.
tuton framed by the INVENTION as a sepa-
rate question 10 the people, to be deferred un.
til the whole constitution is formed, was
adopted. The resolution as thus amended was
adopted by vote of IS to Al. This question
has been sharply debated for two or three
days.
The Republican State Convention, (Califor-
nia,) nominated John Bidwen for Governor
s. G McCallum, Secretary of State William
james, Comptroller; and Edward @. Jeffries,
State Printer The convention endorsed the
recor structinn acts OF Congress, and favors i'm.
partial suffrage without distinction on ac-
count Of color. J. O. Wilson has Withdrawn
frem the Congressional contest as an indepen-
dent candidate in the nor thern district, leaving
the field clear Throughout the State.
Victoria Morning News, ] nly IA, states the
principal object of Governor Seymour's visit
to the n northwest coast is to examine Queen
Charlotte's Island, for which, it is SAID, a
wealthy American company has offered q large
sum on condition of obtaining fee simple
Hr,tan to tne unite1 al s'aes Tbs islsna
abounds in copper and other minerals.
The st. Louis and Illin Dis Bridge Company
have now completed all their surveys aud ad.
vertise for proposals to furnish 100000 cubic
over
mississippi. Work on the structure is to COM
mence at once and be pushed forward as rap.
idly as possible.
The Custom .hsuse at Norfolk se,zed Yester-
terday twenty-foar demijohns OF gin, and ten
cases Of French brandy. on the schooner Lady
Antrim, from the West Indies, it being In pack
ages Of less than thirty gallons. contrary tc
law.
General Schofield yesterday issued an order
releasing from prison Mrs Kirby who killed
her husban in Richmond. She was shown
to be insane. and was released. on condition
that she appear before the court for trial in
October.
The wooden bridge Of the Rensselaer, and
Saratoga railroad over Baton kill creek, north
OF Salem, N. y. was burned Thursday night
Travel on the road will not be interrupted by
the disaster.
The United States District Coult I, Judge Tn.
derwood presiding, opened yesterday morning
at Nsrfolk. No business of Importance trans.
pired.
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FUNkRAL-Yesterday afternoon ths funeral
OF Mr.. Joseph Whitney took place from his
residence on Chesnut street, near l4th. CO.
lumhia Lodge, No. 10. O. .. F OF which
he was member, attended his funeral IN
body, and his remains were inferred in Con-
gressional Cemetery. Mr.. Whitney was abon.
sixty-f years old. and had resided in the
Second Ward nearly his whole life
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SEVERE ACCIDENT. Last evening, about
: O'Clock, AS a farmer named John G. Bonr
was driving his wagon to market son OF Dr.
Clegett, who was playing ball In he s'rset,
while running backward to catch the ball
ran against the wagon wheel, was knocked
dow n, and run over. He was picked mp by &
colorNd man, and il is thought his leg wss
broken. The farmer was wholly acquitted
from all blame.
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Relying with confidence on the generosity of the
Aipt rican public to assist objects OF true lhian
thropy, when fairly presented and Justly conducted
w herewith present plan which if res ponded tC
with hearty COED Will. cannot fail to give perma-
relief to the destitute and suffering, while the
return to the bcnefactors will be
J. fine copy of "A Steel Plate Engraving, to be
deliS cred free Of charge.
. Admission to the Grand Musical Reception ,aai
3. Their award Iii the apport1onment OF s 90,
600 i'll United States GrerubackS to be appropri-
sted to certificate holders the balance to be ap-
piled TO the purchase of Pictures, and the payment
OF Discounts. Commissions, and other eN penses
This apportionmen To lie made and returned to
a. a Committee OF five prominent gentlemen.
ircted from among the certificate holders. shall de-
tslnine. This superintendent TO be made Oh or
about the 18th day of October 1871, and in rata
proportion, should the full number of certificates
not be sold The sale of certificates will positively
close OH the 10th Of October.
~0RDERS FOR CERTIFICATES may be
sent direct TO with Stamps for return postage,
Gates ordered, which If a large amount, should be
in Draft Post Office Order, payable to the order
Of GEORGE W. THOMAS, which will receive
Prompt attention. Be particular and write names
Eiainiy, giving Date, Town, County, and State.
The following Club Rates To responsible
Agents fifteen per cent. commission will be al
lowed on single Certificate rates:
Five Certificates to one Address..........,.. SO eo