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DIRECTORS;

This Company, national iu Its character, offers,
by reason Of Its Large Capital. Low Rates OF Pre-.
MUM, aud New Tables, the most desirable means
Of iusuring life yet presented to the public.
The rates OF premium, being largely reduced. are
made as favorable to the insurers as those Of the
best Mutual Companies, and avoid all the COM
plicatious and uncertainties Of Notes, Dividends.
and the Misunderstanding which tho latter are
apt to cause the policy holder.
Several now and attractive tables are now pres
sented, which need only to be understood to prove
acceptable to the public. such as the INCOME
PRODUCING POLICY and RETURN premium
POLICY. In the former. tho policy. holder not
only secures life insurance payable at death, but
will receive, iflving, after period Of few years.
An ANIMAL INCOME equal to TEN PR CENT. 10 per
cent, VI the par Of his policy. In the latter, the
Company agrees to RETURN TO THE ASSURED THE
TOTAL AMOUNT OF MONEY HE HAS PAID IL, in ad e
ditiOn to tho amount Of his policy.
The attention Of persons contemplating insuTing
their lives or Increasing the amount Of insurance
tRgos offered by the National LILO Insurance Com
pany,
Circulars, Pamphlets. and full particulars given
application to the Branch Once Of the Company
In this city, or to Its General Agents.
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The NATIONAL 0AME--OLyNPIc We. ATH.
LgTIc, OF PHILADKLPHtA.-Thc game yester-
day between the above clubs, resulted In a
victory for the Athletics, the score standing
thirty-lve to twenty-seyen. Tomorrow the
Olympics play the Keystones. ...
Muvdi ps. EctJord.-The old cx-chsmpior
Eckfords, on Friday, obtained q most note
worthy triumph on tho occasion OF their re-
turn match with the Mutual club. The Union
grounds were crowded outside and II, and
when the victory was declared In favor Of the
Not onIv vas ~ = eluh y,ctorv Int y aecidei
triumph for Martin, the noted medium. paced
pitcher OF the Eckfords. We append the
score: .
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The State Journal has the following:
Til. police Thursday night visited the upper
end Of King street and took In custody several
ferrous intercourse with colored men In that
section Of the city. Two were ordered out OF
the city and two sent to the workhouse.
MARIA WoopBEcK, hailing from Washing
ton, arrested for yagrsncy, was let off on
promise to leave on the trst boat. Minnie
Sayrcs, q white yagrant from tho District Of
Columbia, and Martha Bean, from Culpeper
county, were sent to the workhouse for three
months each.
TuE new machinery lately put up in the
Mount Vernon cotton factory will be tried
Monday. Work will probably be resumed
during next week.
TnE police are after Tom Humble alias Hay.
at Washington. Hurdle vegetables In, Little
Petersburg.
HORSE thieves have appeared again in Lou.
doun county, and resumed their old trade.
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ALEXANDRIA AFEAIRn,

To Dun ALEXANDRIA SuBscRIDERs.-We
have made arrangements to have the Ma.
TIoNAL REPUBLICAN mailed every morning In
season to be at the post office In Alexandria
at u o'clock, a. IN. Those wishing 10 subscribe
can address the publisher OF the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN,, Washington, d. O." Price sc
cents per month In advance.
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MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD:

J. X. BARNES, Surgeon General United States
Army, Washington.
7. J. HoRwITz, Chief Medical Department
United States Navy, Washington.
D. W, BLISS. NJ. n, Washington.
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2sSstt9eo7sspe
5 EfsfSTS e'':::.:.:.:::.:::.:Sbas IA
Base playful out by Allison 5, Wood i,
Eekford 0; assisted by Wood o times, Martin
/, Nelson l, BROWNE.
Put out by Force !, Dcnison !, Dick 8, Olym-
PIC III assisted by Force 2, Mclean Q, Dick2,
Runs out--Force by Martin and Allison;
Denison by Allison.
Fly eatches-Allison /. Egglcr 8, Martin 2,
Nelson 2, Malone l, nodes I, Patterson !,
brown 1, Eckford 10, Malone 1, Mclean 8,
Beach !.
Foul bound catches-Cope I, Dick 5, Woods
8, Olympic IL, Hodes ., Beach Q.
Double plays by Nelson, Wood. and Allisonj
and by Allison Force, Dick, and Denison.
Outs on foul balls-Eckford 0, Olympic s.
Umpire-Mr. Ferguson, OF the Atlantic club
OF Brooklyn.
scorers.Messrs. Watson and Allen.
Time OF game-Two hours and twenty-five
minutes.
Played at Union Grounds, Williamsburg,
August Is, 1858.
Union %. Empire Of 81. LOms.-on Friday, as
announced by telegraph, the Unions met the
Empire club of St. Louis, with whom they
played their fifteenth game since their de.
parture from New York. Their success has
thus far been complete. Pabor, the pitcher
for the Unions, only served in this department
during the game for the 1tst four innings, and
the totals stood II to against the champions.
A. thi. junetuIc Pabor took the second base,
Wright going to pitch, and, strange enough,
from that point out the Empires never scored
q run. Thus far the Unions have scored els
runs, against 2o5, an average OF a, and over,
to a game, to II, and 0 over, for their oppo.
nents. Below 10 the last full score received;
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EQUITY CouRT-Judge FiShcr.-This court
was occupied as follows
Groat VS.. Rollings. The attachment for co II.
tempt ordered on Saturday, and reported In
Saturdays paper, was returned with the de-
PENDANT yesterday, after argument by the
COUNSEL Mr.. Bradley for plaintiff, and MIR.
Weed for the defendant.
The Court ordered the defendant to file Ger.
tiHcate of deposit of 900 In court, and to
that complainant file an injunction bond by
the 10th instant, In $500.
Cragan ct al. VS.. Hertz ct al RS, Davis
enters appearance for defendant.
Adjourned
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AN ATTACK OF SrAsMs.-On Sunday even
Ing as Lieuts. TAFT and Hurley were passing
along New York avenue, near Washington
Lewis Douglass lying near the side OF the
street suffering Intensely with spasms, which
followed each other In rapid succession, They
procured q wagon and had him conveyed to
his home, on Fifteenth, near NJ street. 1t APP
pears that the unfortunate man had been to
the funeral OF another colored man, and was
returning home, when he was suddenly taken
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BUILDING MISREPRESENTATION O. w.
Perkens & Holmes, builders, are erecting a
thrce.story pressed brick front residence with
brown stone trimmings, on the east eide OF
Eighth, between o and p streets north, for
the hrst-named gentleman. The main build.
ing fronts 20 and has depth OF 30 feet, with
two.story back building, l2x16 feet The en-.
Of the modern Improvements. Cost, 5000.
On the east side OF Fifth streetw between
o and streets north, the pame firm is build.
ing two two-story pressed brick front resi-.
denoes, with brown stone trimmings. They
consist of eight rooms each, and front 10 feet
both Of them, and water and gas throughout.
Owner, Mr.. Y. y. Borland. They will be fn.
ished AZ cost OF u 800 each, making neat and
comfortable homes for those who may have
the pleasure OF occupying them.
Charles Bradley, esq, cashier Of the Ma.
tional Bank Of the Republic, 10 erecting hne
building, four stories in height, on q street,
The architects and carpenters are Baldwin 4
Bro, the bricklayer 10 Jerome Digges, and the
stone work was given to Mr.. NJ. @. Emery.
This building VIII vastly improve the neigh
borhood.
Mrs. = Brawner Ia having a fne two-story
frame dwelling erected on the corner OF Sixth
street east and Pennsylvania avenue. The
10 by 20 feet II consists OF ten large and COM
modious rooms and q hne hall. Whom CON-
pleted It will contain water and gas through
out.
Five large frame buildings have been built
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets east and
b and u streets north. They are occupied as
Offices, storehouses, and warerooms for the
from the buildings near by known as Lincoln
depot barracks,
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FoR BoYs, three to seven years Of agc-all
wool Haribaldi suits, $780, all wool cutRway
suite, "; linen sacks, fancy trimmed, u.
a. SARs Il Co., oil Seventh street,
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10, Herbert, ibi Baldwin, /; Wayne,

French, 49, Herbert, rs; Baldwin, 1; Wayne,
Q; Nicholson, 1-no election.
The seventh ballot resulted, Herbert, 10;
French, n, Wayne, o. Nicholson, 1-so Mr..
Herbert was elected.
Councilman Kelsey moved TO proceed to the
election OF an engineer OF tho Warrington
canal; which was agreed to.
Councilman Kelsey nominated benjamin
Severson. 81. .
Alderman Morscll inquired whether that
was an officer known In the law.
Councilman Nalley replied that the oifice
was created for O special purpose and was
paid out OF special fund.
Councilman Kelsey thought that the law
could be found for the purpose Of purifying
the three miles OF liquid death which per.
Alderman Crocker held that the canal com.
mission was still In existence, and the late
Mayor wrote line to Mr.. Severson, that his
services were no longer required. He held
that the law required the perfect cleaning out
OF the canal, and until that was accomplished
the work was not done.
Councilman Kelsey read from Webb's Digest
10 show that. the canal board and the office OF
engineer OF the canal was still in existence
Alderman Talbert moved that the meeting
adjourn to meet ON Monday evening at eight
o'clock.
Councilman Dalton moved to amend by in
sorting "next Monday two weeks;" which was
agreed to, and the meeting lat 1o:l5 p. M ad.
J burned.
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AFTER THE STAMPs.-We see II stated that
persons representing themselves as Cowlan
Brothers, have flooded the country with cir
culars stating that they are correspondents In
this city for New York, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, and Chicago papers, and offering to pub
lish In their wide correspondence favorable
notices of business houses, which will be
copied In hundreds OF dailles, at a cost much
below that Involved In advertising in the ad
vertising or local columns OF public journals.
Some Of these circulars, which desire replies
to be addressed to box 637, Washington, ID.
o., have been sent to numerous BohemiRns In
this city, but they all seem to know nothing
concerning the new dodge.
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SLOWLY RgCoYERISd.-Serge Joseph W,
Franklin, of the Sixth precinct, who has been
quite III for several weeks past, we are pleased
TO say, 10 slowly recovering. We hope to see
him on his rounds soon again.
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GRAND TOURNAMENT AFD PiC-SIC.-Jetfer-
son Circle, No. 2, Brotherhood of the Union,
III. FL u. A., Of Alexandria, Va, will, on
next Monday, the Gath instant, give a grand
tournament and picnic at that lovely re.
testify that what any circle OF this
worthy association does 10 done In the
best manner possible. The first train will
leave the Loudoun depot, in Alexandria, at
q. m, and others at \. M, and l and s p, m.
Persons from Washington can return to Alex.
andria In time to come home In the 0 y. M
boat. Fine bands OF brass and string music
will be present, and hfty knights will enter the
lists. Go and enjoy yourselves.
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ANOTHER observation-disclosures. WIN, Eckeri
and Christian Miller were riding In a wager
on the Navy Yard, when the horse beeam,
frightened and ran away. AT Ninth stree
east and X street south the wagon was upse
and the gentlemen named above were thrown
to the ground, and they were hurt badly Rbou
the heads and bodies. Oiiicer Marks rendered
assistance, and DFs, Miller and Mckim were
called In and the wounds dressed,
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RECoyRRY OF AWATCH,-Detcctlves CoomCs
and Miller succeeded yesterday morning In
recovering a valuable gold watch, recently
stolen from MIR, Louis Dyer, Georgetown.
Endeayors are being made by these officers to
secure the thief
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LINCOLN SQuARR.-This square Ia situated
between south A streets and Eleventh and
Thirteenth streets east. 1t has been inclosed
by a fine wooden fence, and men are busily
engaged In hauling ground on 1t and leyeling
1t OF, preparatory to planting choice shrub.
berry on II, &c. II is said by many that, when
completed, this will be as line, II not the
choicest, square In the District
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A MIDDAY LARCgNY.-Somo expert thief
succeeded, at about ~ IN. yesterday, in stealing
q piece of check cashmere from the front oil
the store OF MP Gusdorf, on Seventh, between
q and IL streets. No one saw him get away
with it,
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PoLICg ITRNs.-James Young, colored, was
arraigned before Justice Tucker by Onlccr
Brclsford, Of the First precinct, and was fined
w for carrying a concealed weapon.
Sergeant Pool of the Second precinct, took
eolored, beiofe Justice Shepherd, who lined
them t576 each. They were committed to jail
In default of payment.
Edmond alias Gala Walker, colored, was ar.
rested In the same precinct by Officer McDer.
mott. The same Justice haed him k2.OO for
taking fruit from and breaking the trees on
the property OF MIR. Auldridfe.
Oficer Harris, OF the Fourth precinct, took
Samuel johnson, colored, before Justice Nor.
sell for being engaged In the First ward riot
on Thursday evening last, aud he is held for a
hearing.
The following amounts Of Nnes were imposed
In the various precincts; First precinct, t2TI
Second precinct, tI.sai Fifth precinct, els
Seventh precinct, toj Eighth precinct, sl5
Total amount, tT3.s5.
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Eekford ......... oo72 2oo7 OILS
Mutual........... 3 2 o o 1 0-i2
Umpire-Mr. Mills, OF the Atlantic Club.
.Seorers-Messrs. W. II. Dongan and W. J.
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GEORGETOWN MATTERS.

ORDERS for the NATIONAL REruBLioAs In George.
town may be left at the bookstore Of Messrs. O..
T. Getty Co.. los Bridge street. who're copies Of
he RErrBLicLs may be obtained daily.
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THE SCHUETzEN ZEiTUNG.-This Is to be the
name Of German paper, to be published
every morning, by Mr.. Werner Koch, corner
OF Seventh and ID streets, during the coming
contain the full proceedings of each days fes.
tiyities.
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HONESTY RgwARDED.-Gen. Albert Meyer,
on Sabbath forenoon, attended religious ser.
vices at the Church OF the Epiphany, when he
book containing some 500 This he laid on
the seat and forgot II when he left church, not
knowing where he had left 1t. lie reported
the loss at police headquarters, and Detectives
MoDevitt and Thompson called on the sexton
of the church, Mr. Thos. W. Ingraham, who
gave them the poeket-book and money. Gen.
Meyer rewarded Mr.. l. for his honesty.
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STREET IMPRovEMENTs.-AIessrs Burch s.
Fletcher, contractors, have q large number OF
men and carts engaged In grading, paving,
setting the curb, and laying the gutter on the
Eleventh streets east also on the south side
of south II, between Sixth and Seventh streets
east. And they arc about completing their
contract on the east side OF Eleventh street
east, by grading and paving the sidewalk and
setting the curb and laying the gutter from
Pennsylvania avenue to N street south.
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DEATH OF AN EXCELLENT LADy.-On Sun
day night, Mrs. Mary Talcott, wife Of A. ID
Talcott, esq, late superintendent of the trC
alarm telegraph, died at Providence Hospital,
where she had been lying III for several weeks
Mrs. Taleott was pure and noble.hearted
Her .suiferings were borne many weary
months, but they were borne patiently. The
remains were embalmed by MessIs. Harvey q
and sent to her late home In Hartford, Con
necticut, on the $50 p. m. train yesterday.
Mr.. Talcott and number Of relatives and
friends accompanied the corpse to Its last
resting place,
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IIowE& STEVENS FAMILY DYE COLORs. 80
II Thirty Different Shades, all IN liquid form
The same shades, all Ia powder form. Wo advise
the use u the BlSeks, Browns and Drabs, in the
Dealers, and at the MauufGetoTy, Boston, Mass.
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Union ......."". 1 ] 1870
Home Runs-WIight, !, Smith, /.
Out on Bases-Unlon, II times Empire, 0
times.
Foul Bound extraordinarily 81 Fitzgib-
bon, 2.
Catches on Strikes-Birdshsll. 4; Fitzgib.
bon, !.
Outs on Foul Balls-union,2 Empire,I.
Time OF Game-2:30
The game at Buffalo on Saturday, between
the Niagara and Excelsior clubs (thc former
q whom defeated the Atlantics, and the latter
Niagaras, their score being 10 to 10.
The star club of Brooklyn won tremen.
dous victory over the Harlem club ofNew York
! on Saturday, the score being 81 toe.
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FUN AT CANTERBURY HALL,-The friends
OF Sam Collyer, who 10 up for "scTapping"
match with Billy Edwards, OF New York, on
the 2Ith instant, will give "SamiveW benefit
entertain the audience with good music aud
the buckskins.
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PRICE List OF Gents Furnishing Goods at
the original Franc, 40+ Seventh street, (arge
Good White Shirts, t-sl .5O;hne White Shirts,
80; good Summer Undershirts, so, rs, tli
good Summer Drawers, 30, rs, d; good Cotton
25 cents per box; Hsndkerchiefs and Suspen-
ders, Ties and Scarfs, in endless variety, at
popular prices. p. ST. have no branch
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DETECTIVES OLARvoE Il BIoLgY recovered
business with 1t, they believe.
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Tue CoNDITroN OF J. @, BRIGHAM, we un.
derstand, is considerably improved, and the
wounds In his throat and side are already
healing up. The attaches Of the Owen House
His friends are expected to arrive here from
Boston this morning.
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REAL ESTATE SALRs.-Messrs. Cooper &
Latimer, Auctloneers, sold on Saturday after.
noon last, lot No. 10, In square No. l02s, situa-
ted on Maryland avenue, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets east, to Richard Emer-
son, for 1886. The above lot is 80 feet front by
1877 feet deem,
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Ar THE STORE OF the original Franc, ioi
Seventh street, between ID and Z, whose
French.plate window attracts q great deal of
aud most elegant assortment OF gents furnish.
Ing goods In Washington, and the celebrated
Towle's patent elliptic suspender, for which
MT. Franc has the agency, and which pos
styles.
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(uIARLEs wALTER,
y JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
NOTARY PUBLIC
AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS,
No. 81 d street, opposite East Wing VI City Hall,
AGENT
For all the Steam and Sailing Vessels plying be-
tween America aud Europe Drafts, Postal Money
Orders, aud Letters Of Credit ut the lowest rate
on the principal places Of Europe. au6.S Jun
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OFFICE,
IN THE BANKINc-HoUsE OF
JAY COOKE e. CO.,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
OFFICERS:

G. II. CLARK, Philadelphia. President.
JAY COOKE. Chairman Finance and Executive
Committee.
HENRY D. COOKE, Washington. Vice President
EMERSON W. PEBT. Philadelphia. Secretary and
AetuAry.
Z. s. TURNER. Washington, Assistant Secretary.
FRANCIS O. SMITH, N. D., Medical Director.
J. EWING BEARS, NJ. D., Assistant Medical Di-
rector
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The ScHuETzES PARK PRIZE TRNPLR.-The
building Of the magnificent prize temple, at
the Schuetzen Park, will be begun on next
Thursday according to the plans made by Mr..
Oluss, the architect, under tho superintendent
Of Mr.. W. q. Dyer, builder and contractor.
The shape OF the building will be II square,
1t will be 10 feet In diameter, and the ceiling
from all the points to a centre, and on each OF
the corner points there will be q small nag
staff and q representation Of dragon. The
sides Of the building will be Of piate.glass,
through which can be seen all the prizes
awarded TO contestants for excellence In ath-
letic exercises, target shooting, &c. A beauti-
full portico, three feet wide, will enclrcle the
building, and the whole structure will be q
beautiful combination Of fancy mouldings
cornioes and scroll work. The space nppro.
priatcd for the temple will be enclosed by an
ornamental radius $50 feet In length.
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CHOCOLATE, BROMA,
COFFEE ESSENCE,
FIFTEEN PER CENT. LESS THAN ANY PLACE
IN WASHINGTON CITY,
Call and examine our stock and satisfy your.
selves . 49,, ,, -
No. so Ninth street
auI'N between and stree
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For sale wholesale aud retail by
q. \, PERRIE d CO.,
Dealers in Teas and Fine Groceries,
LAl-f NV. Cor. VI Ninth and sreetst.
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Mr.. KELSEY last evening introduced the
frat bill for setting lamp-posts, &C., and light
Ing Fourteenth street west, from II to Bound
AIRY, under the general bill OF the last Coun-
oils. Go ahead In the good work-let us have
more light.
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HARMoNIAL HALL, SUNDAY EVENING
iuen.iy, eloquentiy, logically upon chiidren,s
rights The right TO the best ante-natal con-
dition, the right to be born, itoo often denied,)
and the right to the best surroundings aud
Intellectual, that they may develop into
perfect manhood and womanhood. She as
serted the superiority OF love over force In
example In her own carly life. She also
showed how we are filling almshouses
asylums, and prisons, and feeding the scaflold.
d dne sup1ect ds one Of VAST hmpGrtanee, ana
murder Is becoming fearful crime; vice of
all kinds stalks abroad day and night; the ordi-
nary remedies have failed, and II there is q
remedy In the management OF children, they
would needs and should have 1t.
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TH-ASI TEAS,
TEAS!
FROM FIFTEEN TO TwENTY.F FIVE PER CENT.
CAN BE SAVED BY BUYING
Teas, Coffee, ana Spices

PEkIN AND YEDO TEA STORE,
No, 80 NINTH STREET. BETWEEN AND E