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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-02

DEFERRED LOCAL NEWS.


Potter MATTERS. = The following arrests
were made and disposed OF on Thursday evening
In the Fifth precinct, August Hosch, grocer,
was taken in custody by Ofacer White. A nne
OF go was imposed for selling liquor without H.
John Tally, grocer, was arrested for the same
offence by Oaieer Roth. He was relieved Of s2o
omeer Moores took charge OF Fred: =. Contel
DERBY conduct. They were fined u eaeh-ah by
Justice Harper.
Second precinct. BY on,cer Hanes, for being
drunk and dlsorderiy. He was fined - by Justice
onicer McElfresh, of the Seventh precinct,
took charge OF ALVIN shuster and Herbert Me
Kclden, for snow-balling in the street Ihey
we5s a6 ned Il each BY JSitss MajtS The
same Justice fined him like sum for the same
offence.
by othcer Brewer. He was taxed 81 for being
drunk and disorderly.,
Ofhcer oliver, OF the Seyehtn Preeine,, toos
by Jos. Sladc with threats OF violence. Justice
Goddard required him to give bail to keep the
Jas. NJ. Young was arrested by ofncer Boyle,
Of the First precinct. Justice Tucker fined him
81 for violating the snow law. ~
CLARK by oficer Reed, OF the Sixth precinct
He was relieved of u for being drunk and dis
The same officer to9k Henry Adiesburg before
The same Justice. Nc was also fined sS for being
disorderly.
On complaint of Mary Corbett, Oflcer 0'E,rian,
ofthc Eighth precinct, arrested WIN. Corbett for
threats OF violence. He was required to give
security to keep the peace.
Charles Boylayer was arrested by Omcer
Clements, OF the same precinct, for being disor-
DERBY apd profanc. He had TO pay $500 for his
fun, and held to bail for court TO answer the
charge Of resisting an officer.
The same officer took charge of J. r. Cook for
violating the snow law. He was fined g. All
were disposed OF by Justice Gull.
The following cases were tried In the Fourth
John Burrows, VIM. Mocaboy, Geo. Melting, L.
Killan and Jas. O'Byrne were arrested by ON
GERS Fiiei and Langley. They were taxed y
each for violating the snow law.
Oniccr Boyle took John Noonan In custody.
lie was relieved Of ~ so for running cart with
out n number.
Officers Britt and Doyle arrested Elizabeth
Erwin and Charles Brown, for being drunk and
disorderly, She was fined ~ and Brown %.
On complaint of Officer Boyle, W. p. walker
was fined % for running wagon without a num-
Der.
y filcer Eoontz arrested George Washington.
He was required to pay IS for indecent exposure.
Charles Meigs was taken in custody by Ofncer
Winfield for violating the dog law. He was
fned $40.
Yesterday oflcer Reed, Of the Sixth precinct,
took II. Coleman and II. II. CLARK, auctioneers,
before Justice CLARK. They were fined tl each
for obstructing the street, their goods being over
four feet from the wall.
John Dryer, hackman, was arrested by Oficer
Kcarney, Of the same precinct, charged with
ovcr-chargng He was fined Is by Justice Clark.
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PROPOSALS FOR HORSES.
OFFICE CHEF QuARTRRMAsrER,
DisTRIcr OF MONTANA.

FoRr SHAW. NJ. T. Jan. ], 1865. }
Sealed proposals will be Ieeeiyed a. this oiee nnl
tiSS, Raif: breed o. MOUNTAIN H6ksRs.O A'naf''
Sixty to be delivered to the Assistant Quartermaster
at Fort Shaw ~ T.. on the tenth tl0th) day Of May,
Three hundred and forty to be delivered to the IN
dersgned ut Camp Cooke H. T.. on the fifteenth tl6h)
Al horses to be not less than fourteen 90 hands
high, over Ave 80 aud under nine (O years old TO be
sound In all respects, broken to saddle aud subject
Inspection on delivery. No proposal will DO enter
tsined for less number than twenty Ave t25) horses
Bidders SHOULD give their names IN full, Ms well rs
their place OF residence
Each proposal must be accompanied by writtcn
guaranty, signed by at least two responsible PARTIES
that contract Will AZ once be entered Into Up accord.
anee WIN the terms Of this advertisement should the
approved bond Of afy 1907 per cent Of the amount
ofthe contract will be required. wheneyeT ne articles
q agreement are entered into for the fathiul per-
Satisfactory evidence Of tho loyalty and solyency Of
each bidder and person offered security Will be re-
CURED, No bid will be entertained unless 1t fully
complies with the terms Of this advertisement, - ,
The right reject or all bids may DO offered
Proposals must be made in duplicate. with copy Of
this advertisement attached TO each, and endorsed
signed a Por ri shaw hh 7, ''' W "' '''
Contracts 10 be subject to the approval OF the Dis
trlct. Department, and Division Conmanders
Bidders must DO present In person ~ the opening Of
By order Of Breyet Maj. Gen. A. II. Terry, com.
handing Department Of DakStA; ,o,.u
Captain and A. Q; NJ, Chief q. NJ,
jaSo-W District Of Montana,
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Medical
RALTiMoRE LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED AZ A REruoE FROM aUAcKERr
THE ONLY PLACE ZINE E1lsID. CURE CAN Be o.

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Epse,slly. yhe h.ys sss.ns "a y,,,g. Of sel!.r
Wss sss dreadful and aas .Sss a.
men o. The most exalted talents and intellect
with The thunders q el9queuse waked to ecsaey
h',ns 'io' may can E xsis.fl, sEnno'n'' I.
by Sss sfosrms & syp.sdy serns organic
.siislsasly ssSads % i: S$nor - ss,t.nin. ss|
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and ,M.IiIsss inpo':iSl.l: iha PsS.iy p.id 81 81
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nto imp5opsf habit. Than By he PRUDENT Be.de. y
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trGeTeayye Power Nervous IrriisbIlity, By.pepsls|
nA,p,mNon ~ me Heart, Indigestion, yonstltuuonai
''0n. 6 Fl SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
s iei..hand side going IRON baltimore street. fev
nnnSeT '.'' VIM. :" nus '''' A>'a' IN
NO letters received unless postpaid and coal
Ainsing stamp 70 be used on tho reply. PeIsoaI
nn s lou s,ase ssc ana send pofaoa Of aver
MEMBER q tho Royal COLLEGE o. Surgeons, Londohl
niiss s, tem one q the most eminent Coieses u "
Soea n ss nj az psf s
Ehis sna sl.swhsre, 10. sseeisd q lie most al
WIN pipsIpn "a tbs hssa @ csps mssE sror5ls
sslns ssrpsd sudden soand fR' b.ssI
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stsly. 'n'O"''' u 'ie 'n'p'' "9'' cured ''n'nod'
n, TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
.eiyc. by AZ ,ss ~ me- who nave Injured them1
WHICH min 5etS bod1 aBS %sd ana nsiins
eil Ths.o ou ~, a nud society OF marr,sge
raes NJ some o. M sad and meiansnoly onect1
tbe BasH IA iIiobs PAN. yop ih 4a.a Tn , 81
nIsny hoss o. ihusealaI P9wGr, PApustion Of IN
Of The piscstye fapetIons. anpspi 8.bIitxn
D., W ieartui eneots on ths mind are mueh
penT.sio ~ snsr,, Smgrfy. NoniuSon o. ideasj
society scfdl.trrs Love Of Solitude. Timidity. &c
AZ bma " W ~ eNus prouiuosnd. t,,
L. hosn "a o. All ases can nov ludae VIVA
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, .ns n nsn aoout the eyes, cough fnd
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,vho b.v. ,,;,,oa ,,a UuSo hhN ,,
dalged in when alonea habit frequently learned from
efa . or school, the effects 81 which arr
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7 NITED STATES SALE OF LANDS IN THE PAR
" ISL OF sly HELENA,s, @.
OFFICE U. s, DIREGr TAX CoANIssIoS)

Under act OF Congress entitled IAN act to con =
lnue In force and to amend An act to establish
other purposes ~ aitssied by Edward Mcpherson,
Clerk OF the House OF aud by John
July 10, 1896, and more especially under the eighth
secilo on Of said act, we do hereby make knowu and
square, "Ch 70 the ei,y Of Peri Royal, y, 8,
M OF aSd dSS, fer The dIsposai q tss o,. Of Ssd
comprising tls city Of Port Royal In said parish. not
heretofore sold,
The aforesaid sale may DO adjourned, as may be
expedien, from place 70 place within the said parish
notice, by printed all tho afore.
said pToparty IL sold to the highest bidder.
Terms cash. and II NOT paid for before the close Of
the sale for that day, tho property struck OF may be
taken by any person giving the same be set
'''1 ~ ''N WIN. HENRY BRISBANE,
W. T. WORDING, =
United States Direct Tax Commissioners for South
Carolina, fel0-td
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On the petition Of ELIAS iSaaAnAs, OF Bristol. Con.
seelicu pray for heextsnsion OF patent gra
to him the Sd day Of December 1851. for an improve.
the Sd day OF December, 1893:
Is ordered that tho said petition be heard at tho
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 18th day OF oetobrI
neNt at IL o'clock, m aud all persons are mott ned
hld petition ought not to bo granted.
Persons opposing the extension are REQUIRED TO al,
IN the Patent Ohee their objections, specially set
forth In writing ut least foenu days before the day
OF heaTingi all testimony fled by either party, to be
used II the said hearing, must DO taken and trans
mted in accordance with the iuleA Of the ONCE heh
will be furnished on application,
Dispositions And other papers. relied upon as tssu-
mony. must be hed In the onico toentD days before
the day Of hearings the arguments, any within ten
days after hling the testimony.
Ordered. also, that this n9tee DO published in the
O., and 10 the Courant Hartford. Cohnoclieut once
pussaons Il Be- s Ssys preHcus q The
day Of hearing. A. M. STOUT,
fsl9-Wa Acting Commissioner Of Patents,
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pRovIDESCE HOSPITAL,
UNDER THR CHARGE OF
TIE SISTERS OF CHARITY,

pRovIDENCE HOSPITAL.
gsDRR IHR CHARuE OF
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY,
Corner Of Second street east and street south, Cap
. toll Hill,
HEALTHY AND RETIRED PART OF WASH
INGT0N CITY.
The new building Is now ready for the reception OF
patients OF every class both medical and surgical.
The ears run within two squares Of the building.
Patients will be received into the wards At 70 per-
M iEs al 81 sf aia a fasSfsf Fs
- PuyaICIANs.
D, R. HA6EER. N. p. No. 800 II stroot, betweeo
Eighteenth and Ninteenth,
JOHN c. RILEY, M D., New York avenue, be.
ween Fourtegnth and Flfteenth streets.
wA. MARBuRY, NJ. D., $50 II street.
~: THOMPSON. II. D. corner Ninth street and
&, N. F0HD, 2, g East Capitol street.
NJ Li S6SIsSRY Ryb eGs s!5Sf! TniHSStaS
9RAFTON TYLER, n. D., corner Of wsshingtoa
r. ; ;'s b. seventh street. s.-..a
T. HOWARD, NJ D., rs Y street
THOMAS MILLER, 2l6 street
9. u, LIBERMANN, 40 Thirteenth street
Application can bc made at the Hospital, or TO either
OF the above named physcians. Physicians sending
patients 10 the Hospital who may occupy private rooms
have the privilege Of attending the Same.
A9-No persons with cOntAg Ous diseases admitted,
~ SISTER LORETTA O'RElLLY,
oetl1 superior.
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- uSITED STATES PATENT 0TFIcB,
MAAnINuInk. EnhruarY LII lAha

w . o., - 5i 81 81 Altst, ,,sssnssh'
,,o9 the petition = " i, aisntI. y NV YoTs
ds day " May ia & al pisPt
IS %fPistsa paSat which take: Place on S' the
q M d :fS @ LAY s Ssif a:4
S SG @ and a, Srs sSasd to
ought not ts Gs erantsd.' ""' '''''''A
IN PaSR 6Se are of s
IL writing, =! least t!oegty days before Tie day Of
% MIA 4 lS ss4
viii be furnished on appsation. u '"' ""''A
81 shS, relied SsDP Sa,s S
ien days after hli1iE the st .s''!iaSay ,,,.,'.,
81 ES % CO: %; New @ TsSs
10 10 least sixty days previous 70 tbs dsy q bear
El5sat3w Acting cOmmlsslon.r Of Patents.
- USirERSrAIgs PAIsSy OFFICE,
on the petition Of wlILias BAkss, q 6jtieS, y.
5 Ps i 'SH S & an P Fsa iAh The
bSSSr3 jSn fT as Tor an Clap;
,sm past He' which takes place on tho 18th day Of
o{SStG' @ o Es h a hs,'s 81 a. a 4f
sSs a sha 1G sy HGhsd &
petition ought not to be granted ""' 1'
an 6c Paat hs s '9Sfs 70 Ale
forth In wTtng. At least totatU days before he dsy
vi hcaringI all testimony filed by either party "a IL
used Ut The said hearing, must be taken and trans
insd In accordance with the rules Of tho wbrb
will be furnished on application. "''"
Dispositions and other papers, relied unon as te.tI
inony, must be hled in the office toentV days bsfoI,
the DAY q hearing the arguments, II any, wink
Ordered, also, that this notice be Published In the
RepuJ licdn and the IRteIiigencer, Washington b
for successive weeks the hrst Of said pubiea.
hearing, A. M. STOUT,
fsll.tuSw Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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Arriy. .. p.sr,et.ops. apn.
..ss,."s w's,'.,,' ,a' Saturday
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desired and car. ran,, -
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l7 Iso% foiitevn, b, wooa.ovu, to ss.rp,own,
Amy. At sSssniSTsa X, ~ 4 8; SUNNI
Arrive 81 YSrt Town b. 10 M 'N''"' ~ "'
ssS s.fi sa a.;. 4Ss;!sy ma s.sr,
Arrive % 4. Canton by.pm,
Leave Canton Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
Arrive At Salem BY II m.
sY miles aud back. siI lines ne wesf '''''''
Leave Hu'ied'' Station daily except Sunday at
Hs sss' S. B, Except sund,, at
arrive Z II; 4, Hustled ;. Station byapm,
Leave Briaseeon daily except sand %s :. w Il
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leave 6issnsIss daily sIs:st Sunday Msam.
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;:s .n s' e SfP sp a. S. sis p:s
S :sS "a BY ;sh'dais .s''fss'sf;'S 'h' de-
NoIs,@Gail. arc to be carried more frequently II
ITO Prom fS, III E. aS' to Leo.
i S.' Port Elizabeth daily except sunday ate
leave ieesSSrs asiiyy except ri Sunday .tsam.
I'M 81 s':;'s q n miles and bach.
k k.Ss EwSsS asI SCH; y Sunday
Leave Weymouth daily except Sunday nj 40
IN, =, s r,n"as sr .n, 'n'''' sunday ="
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wee, w.si r.., rn..s., r,...,.. ..,s,,ns,,.
an sh arrival Of mall from rA'''''''A''-''' At '
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say byspm.
iss;i isS. ss SsS s ss$ss S:ss
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AM
Arrive at Ers Harbor CITY by oman
l7lI From Absecom to Iced Point miles and back
three times 4 " eek
Leave ASseeom tuesday Thursday AND sa'ur-
krrive Al Ie.a,. Point bvInm
urday a sp m.
IT'S From ibseeom, By smiths Landing and Bar.
IN ti%ss 70 % sSmer r0'n''' miles ana oaek
Leave Nbseeom daily, except Sunday, at 10 30
Arrive q somer'. Point b. apm.
Leave somer's Point daily. sxeept Sunday. nj
IAN.
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And banh hires timss 4 veck
i.eny. Somer's paint Tuesdsv. Thursday and
Saturday Of . D M
Arrive o. English Greek By pm,
Leave English Creek Monday, Wednesday and
Friday At II m.
Arrive ct Somer' q Point By p m,
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA.
! 1850. Equity Docket 8.

Mary B. Dayton ct al. J
John J. Johnson, The Trustee appointed in this
>eause. hhy reported he did on the eth day Of
January, A. D. LIS, in obedience to the decree passed
therein. sell lots - and H. in square No. "a and
chat lot o iSwss pSTShassd h chsris. y
of sale:
Its, Ihrreupon, by tho Court tn. 10th day Of Feb
ruary d 1855 ordered that said sales be ratified and
eonhrned, unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the l2th day Of March next
A b. 0LlN
Test: R. J. MEIgs..
fell-lnw12thMaT CLARK
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COLUMBIA DlsPEESAkY,, FOR WOMEN AND
Corner OF Fourteenth and N streets,

This Dispensary Is In connection with Columbia Al
Hospital aud Is opened for tho Of out d
and Surgical treatment free.
Patients who are about to be conhnod and desire to-
be attended, at their own homes, but who are unable
70 pay for the services Of competent medical praet
TONER, will be furnished with medical attention free
by leaving their names and address at the Hosptsi
with the mAtron.
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Proposak.
LIMITED STATES MAILS. LOUISIANA.
NEW JERSEY.

Jersey on hs TSais he p spseaS OF ae
cBS$ fIs%ss :, ,:E% "a
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Leave I'VE HOboken daily except Sunday alta m and
i tR%i a, New Yor. by andapm.
ldO? From New York, by Jersey City, New Durham,
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exeSP, sundsy. By .iiaiifOad, and By Schedule
,.,, r satisfactory s to the Department ,o,
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HOURS OF ArTESpAS6g AT rHE pisPgSsARr.

Monday. from as i...............Prof r. Howard,
Wednesday, ,fSdss from 2to4'.Prof j. ii Thopp.oa
Columbia Hospital is open for the reception OF Free
Patients upon orders q tho Honorable Secretary Of
lained Of the Surgeon chief DR.. j. THOMPSON at
1rst IapC-dly
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1867, Equity Doe. S.

II. McDOnAlu et al. \
Asbury Lloyd, trustee In the above cause, having
reported that he had sold the half Of lot mo u In
square mo I described in said report with the
improvements, 10 William b. wyle, for fi.5ls, aud
the part o. lot tNO o. in square mo 56l
serlbed In said proceed tho improy ement,
purchase had complied with the terms Of sale II is
this l9Ih day OF February 1858, ordered by the court
That the said sales be- and the same are hereby. rstl
fed and confirmed. unless cause to the contrary Is
shown Or before the 10th day Of March next pro-
NdCd copy u this order bo published In some
paper printed and published 10 the city Of Washing.
Ton opos week for three successive weeks before
sud day.
ny order OF the Court.
Airue copy; r. j. MEIss,
fel6.w9w CLERK.
II HE sur RENE COURT OFTTiE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, THE I'm DAY OF FEBRUARY,
1855
h c,'Ss n Dn,' No nos. Equity Docke,s.
On motion Of the complainant, by Mr. 4. X, Browne,
ler attorney IL II ordered that the defe ndAn his
appearance TO he entered herein on before the arst
rule day occurring forty days after this day, other
wise the cause will bo proceeded with in case Of
default
tSigned) A. D. OLlS, Justice.
true copy: X. J, MElGS,
IA WG IlgTk
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-08-13
lCOMMUNIcATED.l
"Does his mother know he isout."

"Does his mother know he isout."
Mr.. EDITOR when some natural fool,
or overgrown boy blunders into the wrong
place or gets into some scrape, we are apt
to hear the expression
"Docs his mama know he is out"
This was the case when Battle Bryan got
into his ludicrous scrape with the school
boys and went blubbering to John Norfleet.
Mama Norfeet highly offended that her
hopeful son Battle, had been so beset by
the fun-lovlng school-boys, calling him
scallawag, that she lost her temper and
threatened to have them put in Jail the
seedlings and rage of an old woman is not
valued much by the boys. She may vent
her rage at distance, but if she attempts
to put her threats into execution she will
find herself in hornets nest-every little
boy can string some, and when the whole
swarm get around her ears she will have a
Lively time of it.
John Norfeet may with Holden's police
force do much, but when he takes up the
boys, he will bring out much stronger
force-the mothers and sisters of these
boys, will make it a still more unequal con-
test, and even the success Of Mama Nor
feet will bring on his head, the hate and
detestation of the community, which will
endureIlonger thanHolden's power and hurt
more than the Hornets sting.
A man who attends to his own business
is apt to have the good feelings of his
neighbors, but public intorner is always
a hopeful character, and he who volunteers
in fight, is sure to receive some of the
paying blows-and this whole contest may
be transferred to Mama Norfeet, for school
boys are not very reverential aud don't
easily recognize the claims and pretensions
of those who interfere with them, however
great they are, in their own estimation.
Let Mama Norfleet, take her hopeful
son Battle off the track, and send HIM to
school in the big spelling class--for his
letter to Mr.. Wilkinson is so badly spelt
that it would invoke the derision of the ne
gro I" skule bois " and they too would join
in calling him scallawag, and both schools
will then be on his mama's hands. Send
him to school, it will be kind act and Sc
cure peace between you and the
SCHOOL-BOYS.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-08-13

A PLACE FOR GREAT BARGAINs.-The
attention of the public is called to the ill.,
ducements offered by E. Rosenthal at his
New Brick Store. He proposes to sell his
entire Stock, consisting of everything
usually kept in a First Glass House, at Ne,c
York Cost.
Room must be made for his Fall and
Winter Goods, which will be on hand by
lst September, and he is now prepared
to offer bargains that cannot be cXCclled
by any Store in the Country--and which
buyers should by no means fail to take ad-
vantage Of.
Mr.. solomon Goodman, we'll known as
one of the most obllging and gentlemanly
Statesmen in the County, is now associated
in the business, and will always be found
ready to meet the eSigences and needs OF
his numerous customers.
Remember the place-at the New Brick
Store, opposite the Edgecombe House.