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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-16
MILLINERY MILLINERY
itE VEDV fNJEAp

Bonnets of all kinds; Vevets, Sstins, Silks,
Feathers, Plumes, Ribbons, Laces, SC, &c.
Hats of every description. Bridal Wells and
Wreaths. Head Dresses, and mourning works
made to order at reasonable prices. Call and
see them at MRS. G. L. SIMPSONS,
nov % No l25 King street.
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NHRlSTMAS PRESENTS.
GREAT ATTRACTION.

We offer to tho public, at the lowest prices.
the greatest and most attractive variety OF
TOYS now found in our city, which we prom
ise will please even the most fastidious. Also,
SLEIGH BASKETS, SLEIGH BELLS, Boys,
Sleighs ard Wagons. A large assortment OF
SKATES, SEWING MACHINES, sc.
A. II. MOTT b. $. AsHBY.
A. H. MOTT & CO.
de1l.10tl GO King street. Alexandria. Va.
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Y MORGAN DRISCOLL

BOOTS AND SHOES
ID W. /. CLIFFORD
Informs the citizens Of Alexandria and vicin-
ity that he is again prepared to manufacture
all descriptions of
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S
BOOTS AND SHOES,
of superior quality and at reasonable prices
The estimation in which his work has hereto
fore been held is sufficient guarantee for the
satisfaction he will render in the future No.
113, King street, near the corner of Pitt.
oct h-tf
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EOR CHRISTMAS-New Currants, Citronn
l. and Kasins, the latter in whole, half and
quarter boxes; Mince Meat, roady for use;
made from n celebrated receipt of pure and
sound Ingredients Pure Crab Apple Cider, an
article indispensable at Christmas times, but
notalways procurable; Canned GOods-Peaches,
Strawberries, Pears, Tomatoes, Yarmouth Sug-
Cane Lobster, &c; pure old Rye Whisllies,
Foreign and Domestic Brandes, Wines, Gin,
Rum, &c, all of which will be reasonably dis
posed of j. HOPKINS,
dec 10 No. North Fairfax.
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HOMEMADE MINCE MEAT have on
II hand and will continue supply, OF iirst
quality homemade Mince Meat, made OF the
best materials and warranted TO suit the most
instidious This is n chance for families who
will not use that which is usually manufactured
for the trade and yet would like to avoid the
trouble of making it at home, A tria! vii! gu
arantee its pre-eminenco. j. HOPKINS,
dec IL No. North Fairfax st
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CTONEWARE and STOvE-PIPE NJ
- CEIV ERS-An assortment OF Stone Jugs,
sizes. received this day and for sale by
''1sc Jac ID j. Q. MILBURN.
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BUILDING MATERIALS.
WITMER 81 JAMIESO
Nos. % and 81 Water St,

Are prepared to furnish at short notice and
on reasonable terms
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MARRIAGE.

re0oct that j sound mind and body are the L..
necessary requisites to promote connHblal hap
pness. Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage TIE
nrosp9 ct hourly darkens to the view, the mimi
becomes shadowed with despair and filled w''h
the melancholy reflection that the hapPincA Z.
snother m becomes blighted with your own.
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DIR. JOHNSON,


BALTIMORE, MD,
Left hand side going from Baltimore stree
faw doors from the Corner Fail not 70 obsery
name and number.
as-No letters received unless post paid ~
containing stamp TO be used On the reply.
Persons writing should state age, and send Por
ton Of fa4vcrtisoment deseribiing symptoms, ;,:
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured at this e;tabii,l- ,.
merous nero important Surgical Operations perform
ed By Dr. J9n9Son n9 @any oheT papSs DS notice.
which have appeared again and again beior
the public, besides his standing rs a gcntIIema;
of character and respoctability, iss a suhicioa
guarantee to tho afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
Baltimore, jan 7-1y
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Married Persons, or Young Men cOmtcmpN.
ting marriage, being aware of Physical Weak-
ness, Organic Debility, Deformities, speedily
cured.
He who places himself under the care OF Dr.
j. may religiously conGde in his honor rs .
gentleman, and confidently rely upon has SIX"
ss physician.
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YOUNG MEN,

Who have injured themselves by, a Ger
tain practice induIged in, habit ire
quenty learned from evil companions, or A.
school, the effects Of which are nightly ieit, It,
marriage impossible, and destroys both NINA
and body should apply immediately, ,.,.
his country, the pride of his parents should d.
snatched from ali prospects and enjoyments OF
life by the consequence of deviatIng from th' Ia.
rret habit. such persons must. before coniem
Mating
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

spr,anss Hs COMMUNICATED N. Spencer for his
pro npli,uds in calling up The meeting. He had no
doubt the party were deep sQ1 sbou,
the mater now ISSUE and that snsy nod resolved in
their that ~. s.d 1s 10, .Ss
johnson should be supeacnet and convinced they
owed u TO tue comlus generation to vndicsts their
great cause and thelr liberties which wers
now assaied The hour OF the naional yndica ion nad
at length arrived and hay had at tho present uncare
shown great principalines OF the world
republican party could take traitor from the pTesden-
tia cns,r (Applsuss.l What example 70 the world
The American people had by the due process 81
law, driven the highest officer or the State
from his position. and condemned him for act
brought by his own conducL fCheersl This
the great vindcaon OF tho people of tue unllsd
States, who not afraid watI nor afraid t. act
fought In the great struggle Of humanity He had heard
II SAID thar rishman should be republican; but be
contended that the Irishinan Who array cd himself
against mat body opposed The culture
aud was anagonistc 20 ibe iuieress OF his country
tbis country were true 10 s progress they would do
Tor Ireland than al the bandit Fenians In the
world (Applause Mayor Haegerty concluded
address by enaorsing action OF Congress-
NOT only in Its recent step, but the var thear,
hear)
MIR SHAW. IN the course OF some observations,
said he felt there wss = Crisis upon tho country Hs
would say let the republicans The deserts OF Africa.
but let them first ,mpeacn the President tApplalse
He alluded NJ sons length 10 the correspondence
which passed between the President aud General Grant,
and submitted that the former shodd have been
and he thought Congress had rather datoy aoout
the mater After some Jocular remarks Mr. Shaw con-
cluded his weary harengue Three cheers were lnen
given for Congress, and the meeting separated
The New York herald., 1868-02-26
FEELING THROUGHOUT TEE COUNTRY.
New Jersey on the Rampage.

NcW Jersey ON khc lUmpN&es
Tho War Department imbroyho and The impeachment
question have aroused excitement here, pervading
the executive and legislative bodies. and forming the
absorbing topic the Streets Already the Legislature
have adopted resolutions and forwarded them 70 WASH
ngtop encouraging the President and tcnderug
tho sympathy OF New Jersey 10 him In his
present troubles. The prevailing opinion among
the members of the Legislature impeachment
question will DO placed the hands Of the Senate,
where It will eventually be shelyed by some OF those
dextrous mannuvres which the radicals VIII sub
init 10 rather than follow their present revolutionary
schemes In the executive department the matter Is
discussed with caution. Inc following resolution, Of
fered by Mr. Price In the House and agreed to- will show
how far The excitement has possessed tho minds
OF the legislators:-
Whereas the country Is in peril and surrounded by a
condition OF affairs which may precipilate revolution
at any moment, therefore,
Resolved, That the COMMITTED Militia De directed
to inquire and report to this House tho number, caibre
and condition OF the ordnance and ordnance stores in
possession OF the artermaster General a. the ars6na
aud elsewhere under his control.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

sDenocrats Others republicans.
The Chicago Post gives digest OF tho Congress
sonai districts in Indiana which u worthy OF preservs
ton We copy IT.
First Dis,ric lion. Cyrus ~ Alien, Of vincsnncs =
likely to bo the republican candidate, and Judge
David T. Laird Of Rockport, the democratic. Nbiack
The disIrct close that u is believed
Allen may be elected.
Second District -rhls is the democratic stronghold,
and The democratic ssp,rants legion, viz Michael o.
Kerr, OF New Albany, present member, in bis second
term: William L. sheriod. OF Orange State SENATOR
Colonel Cyrus l.. Dupnam, OF New Albany, ex-M. q. !;
James A. Cravens, Of Washington, EN- I. George v.
Howk, Of New Aibapy; simson K Wolfe OF Harrison;
Daniel Biocher Of Scott; Jsnisou Leo Of Washington
Jason B. Brown, Colonel h. Emerson, Judge JewstL
Charles p Ferguson, Jonas a. Howard, Thomas NJ.
Brosn, Horace Heiren Gutter 3 Dobbins, Thomas II.
Cobb, &c. Tho republicans are anu cd spectators OF
the Hght, and are he ping II all they can.
Third DetrciWiliism s. Holman, OF Aurora, now
representing the tod) Fourth district VII, DO the demo-
cratic candidate by aclamation, but the republicans
certain 70 bring forward q man who will beat him.
fsprth Utsri t--Congrossman Julan huds his old
stamping gfoJBd--the TIME. honored Burnt Disnctn-
broken up; and promptly 10 the nes order Of things
sx.Congrsssman Farquhsg and General Tom Bennet,
entor the ists against him for the republican nom
ton, while his arch.ensmy, sol Mefedb, writes from
Montana Territory to oder himself az Q democratic
candidate John = Reid, Of Connersviiie, and Nathan
Raymond, o. Cambridge, are talked VI smoug the
democrats
RfA Distriet.--Gsusra John coburu. of Indianapolis
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

FATAL ACCIDENT ON mS HARTFORD AND WATERBURY,
RAuRoAp.-As the train from Waterbury for Hartford
leaving the latter place At pas two the 2sh was
gous at the regular Of speed, between Painvils
and New Britain, over two men BY the names or
Mr. Frisbie OF Pianyie, and MT Hart OF New Britain
who were In sleigh crossing the track wheu tho
tram ran over them NJ Hart was picked of the COW
catcher just alive. When taken OF the New
Britain few hopes entertaned OF his recovery Mr.
Frisbo was Killed outright rhc sleigh was completelr
demolished and tho horse escaped with sisnt injuries
Nsw Haren Journal Fsh. %.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

SHOE BUSINESS NAssAcursrrrs Nearly all the shoo
mapufscturng towns doing fair business just now.
though The wages paid 70 woIkmen than
usual. There Is unusual demand at ynn To- serge
goods and buyers takc larger proportion Of cheap
goods than IN former years. Large saies or orogans
have lately been made IN bavernii The shipmeE,s OF
boots and Shoes from Boston since January have been
1900 cases, against ~ e4 In the period OF
1867 good many Western ouysrs have boen bers
aud IN manufacturing tovas wihlr ssu daya Nec-
t,lrDpor Aeyad ~ !.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

being 10 his 8Fst term win probably have no sertons
opposition IN the republics parry. cy'pr assa.I.
OF Martns4ilc having bsen 1amsd, tecno5 Ihe demo
cratic nom natlon In advance.
Slrh Dstricl-Msssgs. Huntsr of tho old Third, ana
Washburn, OF the old seventh, nrown i0getner "a
this disrc and the bulk OF IL being from tho seventh
General Washblrns chances are esteemed ibe besi
Cclone Jesse Alexander Is propossd Tor democraHo
candidate.
Sasns Dttrt-rhis ia the old Eighth district entire
with The aidtion Of Bouon county II is nndersiood
that Nc ofth OF lafayette, now competing Dis thf1
term, Sli not go asaa and Generals Las. Wallace, u
tF'"ofds lilo, Ant Roaert uilroy oi senss laer, ss
seeking mo republican nomination. Uncle john Pndue
OF lafayette who spsut the better part OF sloOuoo 20
be beaten independent caniidate years a2o,
has an chns 70 dispose OF some more money IN s0s-
pnd attempt.
Elsaa ia,'ri-'.-This dls,rc. starts new having no
resident Representatives; aud tho republicans seeking
nom Daniel d Pratt Horace r. Bidale, or
Losansporl. Rev. ". krsIer .etuodisil, OF Koko-
mo. d. thlpnan, Of Noolesyille, James y. rynsr
and Ors Blake, u Peru.
N,nth i1irlc.-rhe republican candidates Colonel
JohnP G shsnks Of Jay present Re, resena,ivo OF
and Juds Joseph > BlcSles oi Manele INC dsmocratc
names mentioned rent are M u o!oas Edmund johnson and
Tea,h Datr.c'.-coionel William Williams. o, warsaw
lrepabicanl she present Repre- entave Ia 10 ma hst
term. We have no advices from Ine distrlct
E,ersnh 0larjct.- THIS is ,oIaS's old (Sintnl dS-
srlct With The exception OF Benton, Casa and a'ani
counties coiisr VIII be rs-elec1ed
Political MISCELLANY.
New Hampshire radical paper iay The nomlnatio.
Of George l. Boutwell, FOR President
correspondent OF the Philadelphia Age gWos t"v
following az probable lis, of members Of Mr.. Wade's
Cabinet, when II is formed -Chare es Sumner. OF MasN~
chusets Secretary OF state; freeman Clarke, OF New
York, Secretary Of tho Treasury William D Kelley oe
Penusy lvaus Secretary OF the Navy Frederick Dongs
colored OF Now York, Secretary OF tho Inter orS
John M Langston ,coloredl, OF OHIO, Postmaster Gene.
raj; NJ H. Carpenter. Of wscons n, Attorney GeneralS
Edwin II. stanton, Secretary o. War, OF curse.
The Ne. Haven Palladium says report that Governoe
English had rendered President Johnson the services %
| the Come, lieut. militia Is premature.
Tho Washington County IN " Post republ.can1
l thinks Governor Fentou nas "burnt his nngers in
nomlnatius Colonel James b. dcKean OF Saratoga fop
Canal Auditor. The general EXPECTATION was that Gene.
raj GIBSON. OF Washington county, was sure 10 be tbs
man.
The Saratoga Sentinel hoss the name OF HoratIo Sey
| mour for President Tho Bingh,mroa Dsmo,rE nomi :
Horato seq for rre,ldont and James r. Doo-
| lille, OF WISCONSIN, for Wee President.
The admission Of negro TO membership in The organ
zaton known Good remplars has cd schism IA
the lodge spencersport, n. T. Mem1ers we're about
equally divided on the question
The New York herald., 1868-02-26
Apporfi0ument OF the New Congressiona al
DisfIicla In Indiana.

new appor,ionment OF Congressional districts in In.
diana takes effect the election supcseding the
apporionmont which has stood since 1882 By the
arrangement tho northern portion Of ths State gains
. member, and the republicans start in the with
majortes-c upon the vote Of ls66-in all the
districts but one. The following table shovs the now
situation more in ,tail -
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

Philip Showers or Pitieburs, Pa, wealthy married
man OF middle age had sehlced Girl named Elizabs h
Rucn On The i6th instant the officers arrest
him. whom he seised gun snd shot himself the wopnd
proving instantly iaial
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

The Savannah Rep sbican tells OF negro drAyman In
thai city who 10 gradually chsug,ns his soor. some
ruonths Gnce white spots appearsi ON his chin and
cheeks which have been graduany growing larger. the
skin turning from dusky black " pure vhNA un-
fortunate dArky.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26
Missouri Politics.

The democracy Of 81 Louis are taking measures for
meeting bo held at carly day to express their
views on tie situation at Washington Tho Democratic
State tonvenion to elect delegates to tho National Con-
vention, will be held In Jefferson city the 2sth OF
May.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26
The Democratic National Convention.

Tho Cincinnati Enquirer tdemocraticl, which has
been consistently adverse TO the National Democratic Con-
venron being hold in New York, admits that this s
a CITY which can better accommodate the Convention
tbs Of the people who may congreea,e hcre
than any oher in the country II s also the strongest
democratic city the Uned States, and Is IN that state
electoral vote Il Is the most important TO
II also that New York and State have
had national convention OF any party within their
borders
The New York herald., 1868-02-26
Ac,,on ef rho Maine Ler,.,a,urs

Action OF tho Maine Legislature.
Auour,, Feb. "a, 1895.
The House OF Representatives. to-day passed resolu-
tion sustaining Congress in impeaching Andrew John
son BY strict party vote Of % TO 80.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

Conservative Meeting In Cincin natl.
CINCINNATI Feb Is. le6s
An immense meeting Of conservative republicans and
democrats held this morning and appointed com.
muee 10 drat resolutions for the call OF mass meet
ing TO sustain the President the government and the
constitution.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

Republican Convention IN Chester County. Pa.
wEsrcHTsrER, Pa, Feb 25, 1858.
The Republican County Convention day passed .
resolution iu favor OF the impeachment OF President
Andrew Johnson and supporting Congress-
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 25, 1865
Meetings were bold in various parts OF the city last
evening" whereat resolutions adopted to sustain
Congress at all hazards Meetings TO sustain President
Johneon also held at which speeches we're made
and resolutions passed.
Fifty guns fred last night by the Union League
OF the Nineteenth ward in honor Of tho adoption OF the
i'm parchment resolution.
The Keystone Club, the largest democratic organza
tion in the STATE has resolved iself into military
organization.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26


way Of amounts tue Doctor was kind ss to e1nbil
the ngures-viz: S. 000. 900 worth OF cold
and diamonds very securely packed In q ooupieof
boxes, bound with iron bands aud doaoy locked and
boted Toe vaiue OF ths diamonds the ghost OF tue
Doctor who. since bis demise has become moro crit
cal judge OF diamonds than formerly was so obigirg
TO estimate ~ 81 00o o00a collection worthy OF tho
fancy of an Esterhazy or Duke OF Brunswck- -Lunen-
burg and these diamonds, the Doctor Is OF the opnion
ought TO DO lost through the failure Of anybody
dig for themths aforesaid somebody to be possessed
OF la.th Ike grain Of mustard Seed or ike Apy
seed that DO supposed ~ have any faith al all.
Three hundred years ago. went the spirit OF the de-
fuuc. DR. H. absnd OF Spanish pirates in small rak ian
craft, being hotly pursued by British cruiser, took
refuge 10 the sound Followed thence by the redoubt-
able OF war they sIyiy evaded tho eusmy by put
not being able TO pass the bar Here for
days they weighed and waited for the enemy to
oil, but in vain. The mammoth and many y-mouthed
.ofwar VAS not TO be thus eIudsd rigid blockade
oil mouth OF instituted, and a. pirates
cannot cat gold aud Diamonds and as further fofagng
upon the country was inpractcable, there was every
likelihood that the kngnts OF the deaths head and
cross bopss might be starved INTO submission, unless
speedy escape should be effected by othe
A very happy idea Al this emergency struck tue
fancy Of the pirate captain, whose name--iho
ghost of the Doctor having omitted 70 men.
something OF that sort Bogga Captain Boggs.
Capilano Boggs Is not remarkable for that flavor Of
mixed sometimes especially the spiritual nomsncla
tuie, and Bogss will answer n wen as anything else for
tury Ihis Captain Boggs, thereiorc-or there Il no
patical name than boggs IN the whole catalogue
conceived the idea that II was very possible to hnd hs
way to the by sailing up tho ConnectcuL Rivers
to be sure have yet been known TO from
20 sea, ~ 70 have their rise IN one sea- and alter run
ming any number OF Diies inland TO empty into that
self again but this was consideration OF not
the least Importance 10 captain BoRgs who, having
found nsaIi IN new country OF the opinion that
rivers on st 10 run on new princp,s Bosdes rivers
are often excssdingy ercsniric IN their ways OF run
mag and the captain having hat tne misfortune
true philosophy OF rivers was known, may bs oxou ed
TOR nsvna Deen a it.is mIsd and absurd both n his
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-12

ilELP THa DsaRADED. ED.-Had we not FAR better
obey ihs Law OF our Father IN heaven, and saera-
Zee something OF comfort, Of respectabiliiy, Of
ease. Of luxury, and 20 down to them now add
again, into the depths Of the pits where they are
laid. and liz them up. than wait for the time
When they will say In fearful accents, 'it 10 too
lats ," I~t ~ each now in the name OF God
obey the call ofduty, enable those lor whose souls
no man has ever cared 10 rise up TO honesty and
happiness. aud the blessing Of God will follow
There are come who will say they have so many
calls on their bounty. ! pity the msn who hss
few-the man 10 whom the needy seldom apply
let me not live under that mans roof or lie un-
der that mans tomb We have many calls,
many obligations, but We ATE never 81 like our
divine Master as when We are giving Gods ex-
isience Is one eternity of giving. lie has given
heaven and earth. angels, principaliIirs aud
powers ; lie has given glory, honor. immortality y
aud life eternal and last. the priceless gin OF
His dear Sou. To receive Tie never stoops, unless
Il be 10 receive the Joy Of bringing many sonS to
glory - Rec W. AriAnr
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-12

TAG NEw PosToFyoa LAw.-Ths posiotics law
passed by Congress, recently, introduces some
new aud important changes IN the mode Of con.
duc,ing the business OF the department. Il pro.
vides tor the return Of all letters on which the
namc al the sender 10 endorsed, u not called for
within thirty days reduces the fces on money
ofdrrs doubles the compensation OF postmaster
for the payment Of money orders allows wsekl )
newspapers sent To regular subscribers in lhs
county where published 10 be delivered free ol
postage from the pos,oiiice nearest the place ol
publication authorizes the issue Of duplicate
money orders for such as have been Lost make.
IL felony To counterfeit money orders makes Il
felony 10 use postage s,Amps a second time know.
ingly declares that !, shall bo Unlawful 10 depos
II IN the posioce any letters or circulars conrern
ing lotteries or gin enterprises Of any Kind what
ever establishes a blank agency In the postohlcs
Department at on expense OF IS, 600 annually,
and abolishes all other blank agencies; empower
the Postmaster General to negotiate aud conclude
an International money order arrangement pro
vides that the sureiics on bonds OF defuting post
masters shalt not be liable unleas the Governmeni
institutes u suit within hrcs years after the fua
settlement Of acs cunts allows certified eopieI
0f pastmasier's returns TO be used ~ evidence ia
courts on criminal prosecutions authorizes th'
Postmaster General 10 prescribe uniform for let
ter carriers, and make u q misdemcanor for aus
one elsc 10 wear the same.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-12

WAR TO SrANP-Ali notes aud evidences Of
debt, Eve cents on each 500 if under $lO0,
i've rents u over SlOO, five rents on each I'D.
,lional SlOO or part " ereof All rectipis for any
am"uni without limit over $50. two cents Il
$50 OF under, nothing Al deeds mortgages
aud deeds of trust. hfiy ccRis On each $500 In
value uf the property conveyed or the amount se.
cured when d-ri 0i trust !. fully stamped,
Tie noie secuud musi not hs. but they should be
endorsed toshow the reason Why. Mortgage bonds
need no, he stamped fs,atnTs are affixed 10 the
mnrigAge All Apptaisrmrnts, estates and estrAys
live cnis on each sbee, or piece of paPar. An.
da,i,s at every description are exempt from stamp
duties Arkno~i Judgements 20 deeds. etc, ars
also exempt Contracts and agreements, 6vs
rrni., except Tor rrnis when for rent. whsFs ths
rent u $500 OF l-ss, hty cents " over $500, foI
each additional $500. or fraction In excess ol
$500. fifty cents. Any person interested eau
All, aud conrci stamps.