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Evening star., 1869-07-12
nTGBIAT ATTRACTION AT rHl
TWO TRIUMPHs.
IMPROvED SODA
WITH FRUIT AND CREAM SYRUP,
In GLASS FOUHfAIN

ie29 I'm May Building. corner !th md 3 sts.
HTDEPoslr IoUR MONEY now
s1m. dePo.itsd With rRIEpMAN,s SAVINGS
site Post Once. bet1 cen this date and July istS,
besine 70 crnw interest July lst. Interestis paid
Special eep sits Of $50 left With N thirty davs
or more, draw interesf at rate OF per cent. De-
sSs1ss a .Sc 9Th this Company. had. on ysns lst.
n. ..n. .,'.. a.3f s1s!S.s S.s!s.. a. Ar, ',s.a
T.sSn'i Iisa% :: Ssssssss Ays; 6h:!s
bath, e; hsyise sisetly sli.rsea my stoek en-
PreDared 70 retail eysrythisg keDl 10 nrst -oieo9
Drug Store e much leos than feeular rates ~
fSI,SSiss fiaE Are si.sa e s.%.ss A;sss Prs,sra
syrup, s6;. MishisrS Bittsfs, IS; C.iiior Sia
Soid: s:sss. TI!sSsssTs t,o.: Is k..ss: E:is:
L.iIdI Bloom, GO; b.tshslerS asir. Dye SO:
Sskins: VIZ low: Ccls.tss sad All hinds sssps
than elsev vhere. Also, our fne Old Bye WhisSsS,
war; anted pure for medicinal and family use, bot
'ie' O' u .kkfku5R s MAsfrANs, DRUGGIST,
M-3m OoYnaP "A n n = ~
Evening star., 1869-07-12

To-day, IN Ireland, the Oraagemen CONNIE.
morate the Battle Of the BoyAs. The ceIsora.
ton Is often attended with many unpleasant
incidents, naturally resulting from the In nam.
nation OF Catholic sentiment and the stirring
up anew OF uira Protestant prejudices, Toe
excitement growing out Of the proposed dis.
endowment Of the Church this year tnrea.sns
% ADD " the existing hostile feeling Good
men Of both parties are doing what they can
to make the celebration pass of without riot.
IL is 70 be hoped they will succeed.
Evening star., 1869-07-12

The Connecticut House OF Representatives
on THURSDAY passed bill to strike out the
voId "white' from the suffrage clause In the
>'ats Consultation, by a vote OF II6 yeas to Sc
Evening star., 1869-07-12

The Sunday Herald made its appearances yes.
terday under the ownership and management
of Messrs. b. 4. wilkins & Co aud bids fair to
more than hold its own among the Sunday
papers here.
Evening star., 1869-07-12
TEE Nsw SrArs OrrIcxRs IN y1Rarx1.

THH NEW STATE OFFICERS IN VIRGINIA
General Candy will probably promulga,e the
onciai result Of the recent elscuon in Virginia
IN about fifteen days, though It Is not settled as
to the time when the Installation of the new
Sia'e ofhcers will take place. The Constitution
recently adopted provides that the inaugura.
ION OF the Governer shall be on the lst OF Jan.
uary succeeding his election; but an ordinance
OF tne convention which framed the Constitu-
lion provides that the first Governor elected
thereunGsg shall be inaugurated immediately
One OF the irsi measures to engage the attention
ofthe new Legisla:u :ure will be the consideration
OF the fifteenth amena:1T2', which, 1t Is ex.
pected, Will be adopted without much oppo.
sltion.
Evening star., 1869-07-12

The Richmond Dispatch counts up 81 C,n-
seryanves and Al Republicans elected to the
Virginia House Of Representatives, with 10
~""e'fui, and TO the Senate 20 Conservatives
and II Republicans, two Of the latter bsing
doubtful.
Evening star., 1869-07-12

From PhiIp s. Solomors we have Harper's
Bg.JT :oT July l'th.
Evening star., 1869-07-12

For THE ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS
leaving the city during the summer months
they can have TIE STAR mailed to their
address, by ordering the same a, the office, for
12H cents per week, for one week o. more.
Evening star., 1869-12-14
pRoPosALs FOR LITTER BALANCES
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,


Washington, II. G., December q. ls-aq. (
Sealed Proposals will lie received at this Der
ment until the ath day of January ls.O at Il ciock
noon Tor furnishing Letter Balances for the use ii
the post Offices in the United States one wear frn,
ana siter the lt DAY OF fehrusry, lS0 # the follow
ing description. namely:
LIST balances capable Of weighing eight ounces,
aSordnpois weight 20 be graduated down TO quarter
ouhces oi these II is supposed 80 will te wanted
Also, Balances Of the capacity graduated ly
ne metric or grainme system. cf this class ma
ID Balances capable Of weighiag thir1v-t two oupcas
ayordupois weight, to be graduated Ga half ounces
vi tins class II is supposed aS VIII ts required
feltect accuracy strength, and durability will
required in the Balances 10 De furnished.
Samples Of each description Of Balances mus nc
company each bid. and fhe bidder Who NAV obtain
the contract VIII be required o. furnish Balances OF
quality IN all respects equal 90 the sample
Each Balance must De well and securely nsckal i'm
abox for transportation. and delivered free of an
expense, TO the Blank Agency, Washington, D. G
Each bidder must furnish with his proposal guar
antees of bis ability 20 comply with his bid, aud
certncate from postmaster that such guarantors
are reliable persons.
Two sufficient sureties will te required TO a con-
failure to furnish promptly balances con-
racted for nr the furnishing of inferior article
viii be considered sufficient for forfeiture of
the contract.
The Postmaster General reserves the right Il de-
Gliding which bid, in its practical results. NAV ta
most 20 the Interest of the Department, and a'sa of
terest Of the Department require st.
Proposals must be Endorsed on the envetlpe. Z" Pro-
Rosals ior Letter BalaDce-, md directed the
First Assistant Postmaster General. Washington, ID.
u. JOHN 4. j. CREsMElL.
0eoMOt Postmaster General.
Evening star., 1869-12-14
ALEXANDRIA.

STRING BALANcEs.-1'he spring balance ques-
tion, which has been subject of discussion in
Washington for sometime past, has been intro
duced into the topics OF conversation in this city
and on Tuesday night next Mr.. Turner will, i'm
the City Council, press the passage OF a bin pro-
hibting the use Of such scales in the market
and grocery stores, upon the ground that they
are convenient means by which purchasers may
be lefrauded with impunity.
TEMPERANCE CELEBRATIoN.-A grand tem-
perance celebration will be held i'm this city next
"Wednesday night. Seven different societies
from Washington have signfed their intention
OF being present on the occasion, and viii bring
a band Of music with them.
HORSE THtEP.-The man who stole Mr.. Har-
rison Javin's horse gives his name as John Hill
He has been committed TO Jail at Harrisburg
Pa, TO await requisition from this State.
COTTON FACTORY.-The repairs and improve
ments i'm progress at the Mount Vernon Cotton
Factory for sometime past have almost been
completed. and operations will, il is said, be re-
su,ned there 1t an early day.
Evening star., 1869-12-14

EDrroR FvyE,xs Sr.R.-Sir: is IL not re-
maraa5le ia. every eiose-bssed hoasekeeper
who writes or says one word about the high
price of living n Washington should pitch into
the butchers The first thing, and accuse them OF
Your Contributor over the neHs-de plane of Con-
suller,' IN yo1r issGe OF the 9Th inst, says, "the
Government comm.ssary suppl lies their beef at
an sIppcse eapes :. r .rin poso,iero s,r ~ no
and find themselves. Bat hey don't ferget 60
deluge Congress with petitions Tor twenty per
cent advance on their present pay. Do peopie
really eXpect Butchers 20 build slaughter and
ice houses. keen ;0aTUeyInrn. horses, ard wa
CONS, TO send their baskets home with twenty
thirty pounds of vegetables, and perhaps one or
one and a half pounds OF steak, and then sell il
for cost? Do they expect the same of the cso-
GER, the dry goods merchant. or teweieT" Do
they expect you, sir, 20 run your paper at tbU
net cost or stock? ] am aware that the con-
tractor or conInissary sold tn0g beef at the
prices he names When the market people were
charging Is to 30 cents for the same cats, br is
he aware that the contractor was paving from
81 to x cents pcr pound gross for bulls, stays,
and scaiiawags, the refuse OF the drove ward,
when the butchers were paying from Z cents 70
81 per pound gross for neat retailing hoef,
az was DOE Friday last at Drovers' Rest?
BY comparison Of the gross prices you will see
that the butchers were selling rs near cost as
the coDlmi>sary, and certainly lar superior
article. Can Consumer point oHt butcher that
IL TIE last six years has made as much nloney rs
our rom mInisssries and contractors? Sir. am a
butcher cor bohemian" as you may choose to
call mel / charged from - cents to 80 cents per
pound tor nv beef at the time the cOnlInissary
was charging from ~ cents TO ID scents. tOlft
profess TO sell my beef at cost, If they do fol-
low the business for a living and something
besides. and whenever it ceases TO pay me more
than living viii quit it, which presume are
tie principles upOn which all men do. or follow
their legitimate business. consumer" speaks of
some one in the northern part of the city selling
his meats at II cents per pound, but was stopped
by some municipal law. Now, ii he will take
the pains TO enquire Of this mans "cattle
DEALER he will get a more satisfactory answer
than in any of the laws Of the Corporation.
Beef retails to-day IN Washington at the same
price that it does in Baltimore, and less than in
Philadelphia or New York by 20 per cent. This
1 assert without fear of successful contradiction
gentleman who has recently opened a hotel
here complained of having To pay IL cents per
pound tor mutton, stating that he could have It
expressed here from Boston for about II cents.
i advised him to have it done, and at the same
time to have his patrons expressed from the
same place, and not to depend upon Washington
dealers or visitors for any thing.
Respectfully, &c, A BUTCHER.
Evening star., 1869-12-14
GEORGETOWN.

PHEcEs,ES yoR CERIsrkAs.--Addlso.n, -
lett. q coiored saasti. was before Justice Blexey
this morning charged wiz, stealing n1>Voa i,rs
James y. Morgan, and the fact being V-.- :
proven, he vas sent TO Jail Tor couT,.
SELMA WITHOUT LIcFysE.-Ths police are
makirg quite 4 raid or The petty dealers from
Washington v no are vending fish, oysters, &c,
around town, ard several such offenders we're
before .stice BasA key this morning aud fined.
RIVER sF.-Entered-Steamer Thomas
E. Cahili, Maith, Baltimore, with merchandise
fc- District merchants.
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EDUCATIONAL.
DRoPosALs FOR WRAPPING PAPER AND
Posi- OFFICE DErARrNENr. Z

fO>1 FFFtCE DEHAR rMFNT. 4
MAsHiNeIoS. December 4. l-sS
Sealed Proposals will be RECEIVED at this Da-
oclock noon, for furnishing Wrapping Parar and
Twne for the use Of the Post ofhces in the TINTED
@ hs aa e Se t GSlk q II
70 the Department az the Blank Agency OF the Pct
The esiimated quantity 4 each article and tho
quality Thereof required are specified below;
size, of a material aud quslit, equal in all r.'
s gesf,s :, ,sh to sa, :, now & r y" f the DsPsT,
such re.m 90 contain ,, perfect quires
ho sf"ni to 81 rsh the same kind q Psp ss Ho in
sV',o pounds 4 cotton cr othsr suitable Twinr,
pound each, and 80 bound as TO prevent is
seGslnIns lese and tsnslsd " transportation.
eighth "f an inch ia diameter. aud ia bail- 10
,, ,Sslsh from II a cue 70 two rcunds each, and :,
- tang I'd b. trsn.p"rtation.
rr"po-sls will be received i,r each article ,epa-
The contract "r contracts will ie awar,sl 90 ths
lowest and best bidder, % be determined after :,
which bid Will in it's practical results, ly met a-
'aMa,aseons ~ 4s gu tor 20 '.e .s D'pariment ..,....
be ordered. the necessities of abe Dapartri..nt
may require, 1T the discretion of the Pc-iisssi-s
Samples of @uch articles as are now usei AZ The
F"st ofnc.- NAV T." seen at the offices .upriif-i.
or at the Blank Agency Of the Post ofice Derars'
Bidders N send samples of such articles a. they
Zach bidder must furnish with n. rroross, s,,,
ante.s of lie ability 60 cumpiS with His Iii IA
crtlhcatc fF'ln postmaster that such gCaraaf-irs
are reliable l.r-,,u-
Two sufficient sGreties viii te required to each
Contract.
failure 20 furnish promptly any article clu-
t.acted Tor or ior furnishing article inf riar 10
that contracted for, will le considered ,ffci,Iit
cause Tor a forfeiture Of the contract.
Bids not made in conformity With this notice viii
not be considered w
The Postmaster General reserves the right oG
deciding which bid, in its practical results n,ay I.
most 10 the interest Of the Department and ais IL
rectnf any or all bids IL in his judgment the inter
ests oi the Department require a..
Proposals must be marked on The enyelone uisb ,ba
name of the article bid for anu the letter addr.s.J
70 'hS rst Assistant Postmaster General " a-nC-
IN, pS- JOHN A. j. CRESWELL,
de6-w6 pss,mas,"r $500,
Evening star., 1869-12-14
pRoPosALs Foa PURCHASE OF B orTL.

ASSISTANT MEDICAL PuRyEYo7's OBs1eR.,
Washington, ID. o., Dec. q, sss1
Proposals VII! be Ieesis ID at tins eiics nti y m,
empty Liquor and Medicine Bottlee, viz:
1890 quart LiQuer Bctriss, and
lW 100 v6e-mo1th Dottlee assorted elzes aud cclors
Yhey can be seea alJ tine al fhis Office.
Ihe ahove named Bottles are new have ns7er been
Terms cash, with immediate delivery. s-a ~
Q. EuTaHRLAEp, Asst; Med. Purycyor,
ds6st Dreyet Gel, % s.
Evening star., 1869-12-14

Editor Star: have been pleased to see in
your paper, occasionally, remarks upon the SUBJ
Jeet OF our market regulations, and the manner
in which country people, who come with articles
for sale, are sometimes treated. There is GER
tainly something not only unjust, but really alb
surd and ridiculous in the laws which govern
such matters, or in the way in which they are
construed and carried out 1t appears as if
the only object of our lawmakers is to harrass
anu Oppress this class OF dealers, To the very
great INJURY OF every man, woman and child
who lives and eats in the city. Their great aim
seems to be to hamper and contract, as much
as possible, the traffic in all the articles of con-
sumption, and to make provisions dear as
they can. AS have said, therefore, have been
pleased to see your allusiOns to this and kindred
evils, and to read your sensible and forcble
comments upon them. I hope you will con-
unue to give attention to the subject, To the end
that suitable reforms may be brought about.
If you will allow me, j Will state circum-
stance that has just come under my notice,
which Will illustrate what am complaining of.
a respectable farmer from Montgomery county
was attending market with the customary va
tisa o1 rs srse @ amsng %sh l @ wa; lot Of Sts
having carefully weighed and measured them
before he left home. Before he got through
with his sales an officer stepped up TO him and
arrested him. He was then hurried on to "A
magistrates Office, and the charge made against
him that he was selling potatoes by tie bag
without weighing them az the wagon rs he sold
them. 1t was in vain that the honest farmer
offered to swear that they had been carefully
weighed and measured before he left home
There was no complaint whatever by those who
dealt with him, or by any one, that there was
the least uniairness on his part. He also pro-
tested his ignorance OF the existence of anv such
regulation as the one he was charged with vio-
lating. But, simply because he had not brou gbt
pair OF scales with him and We igh ed his pOta-
toes second time at the market, he was
adjudged guilty and fined $3.50. Now wish to
know II II Is not a wise system Of laws We are
living under when such things as this can occur.
Evening star., 1869-12-14

WALNUT PICTURE FRAME MOULDINGS,
w FOR SALE CHEAP.
Also. superior lot of SASH, DOORS, BLINDS
HOT BED SASH, MASrELS, Newell POSTS,
&C., which am Offering very low.
Give me O call.
H. WINGATE,
Corner Of llth and streets,
de7-6t opposite Carusi's Hail.
Evening star., 1869-12-14

The Pennsylvania Republican Association
met on Saturday evening at Union League Hall,
and was addressed by several eminent speakers.
Evening star., 1869-12-14

HOMESTEAD AssocIATIoN.-Am meeting OF the
Homestead Association was held ON Saturday
night, at the Board Of Trade Rooms; Samuel
The constitution was reported, and after being
amended, was adopted, and the election Of Offi-
GERS was postponed to . future meeting. About
than two hundred and fifty shares Of stock were
Evening star., 1869-12-14

PRESIDENT AND Mrs. GRANT attended divine
services yesterday at the Metropolitan NJ. T..
| t'hurcb
Evening star., 1869-12-14

An Old LAND MARK DIsAprxARrSe-work.
men are engaged thie morning In denBoiishine
tne Old building known as the Washington Ii
ossary, on l1th street, just below THE SrAB
sasa preparatory 10 building on the site pri-
sase stable TOT the present owner Of the prop
Ssss Ss Aiexander u. shepherd, Esq. THIS library
- - eesn merged with the library Of the Young
Mems christian Association.
Evening star., 1869-12-14
u B. RICH AUS
GOLDEN REMEDIES.

GOLDEN REMEDIES.
Ask for no other, take Other and you will save
$1,000 REWiRD for any case Of disease in any
stage which they fail 20 cure.
DR.. RtehdHs Goidea Baisan No. cures Ulcers,
liberated Sore Throat and Mouth Sore Eyes, Cnta-
neons or skin Erugtions, Copper Coiored Blotches,
Renovator, Alternative, and Blood Purifier known,
removes all disease from the systsn and leaves the
D. E.ckGss GoIdes Balsam No. . cures Mercu.
rial Affections Rheumatisn in ell fss forms Whether
from mercury or other causes; gives imme6is;e re-
lief in al cases: No dieting necessary. L have
tnGS:sHSs S9s s,s q ~ sSsstnessss % psoysS he
lor No; z Ss@ Per bottle, or two bottIss Tor =:
80, IT: k,eAsss Geldes zsssdes, q safe, speedy.
pleasant and radical cupe for N C1nary Defnnee-
%ents, me- t sScOmpanisd With fun 6llSG friee. SsS
~. Kssias's Gs.sn E1szr rA~sre( radical
cure Tor Nervous or General Debility or young
,%Pshrtns hs,,s enersy yta yopde.ss ssct Price, ss6
On receipt o. price, these Remedies will be shipped
20 any place. Prompt attention paid TO all CORES
Pondents. None genuine without the name Of DF.
kscAass Code. Remsdses, u. y. RscAards sole pro-
address DIR. Z. B; RICHARDs. No. s2s varick
street, New York. Once hours frum q M 90 ..
ID. - C1rcuIars sens. Jy3U
Evening star., 1869-12-14

Amuseruenfs, &c.

SsTscxsL TKEATEE--LuciLe Western IN
'Ls>k the FoTsaken-'
CsEEorI HaLI-Fsreve33 reading by Miss
Ma A. Stockton
DAnY EXCURSION to Aezns Vernon, en- the
s1eArsr Arrow, az 1Sa- N.
- A<RrRIrKR's Aar GALLERY, ss6 IL street.
: BAkSs%'s ART GALLEY, "a Pennsylvania
Evening star., 1869-12-14

The KDcrrrvx counury, or A.. c,...,
kaalroeo Ase0caAsson have invited General Non
Piatt to addSess public meeting al the tStv
Hall tomorrow eveninG. ~ 10 S'S
Evening star., 1869-12-14

Saturday evening, when arrangements were
made to hold the first sOcable at Harmony Hall
on Monday, the Goth instant.
Evening star., 1869-12-14

M. WILLIAM
HAS A HANDSOME STOCK OF
REAL LACEs, CLOAK vELvETS,
EATINS, BLACK SILKS, CLOAKS,
DRESSES, RIBBONS, FEATHERS,
YLOWERS, BONNErS, FLATS,
TRIMMINGS, and all kinds OF Partisan Novelties.
Also the celebrated J. p. b. FRENCH C0RS1TS.
Dresses aud Clcaks made 70 order.
336 Pennsyfva avenue,
nov1 Cite Treviee, Paris.
EURS, FURS, FURSs
MINK SABLE.
HUDSON BAY SABLE,
HOYAL ERMINE.
r,-.n.S SIBERIAN S9GlhaEh,
FITCH 4AATEN, WATER MINK, &C, &c,
Together with full essDrtIaent
-CHILDREN'9 EURS.
~A-.eying and rcp airing done af short 23tlce.
b, b. eTlNEMETI,
HATTER AND FURRiER,
134 PzRFsrLyAEIA AyEHuE,
nI second door from 18th street.
Evening star., 1869-12-14

EattLs,"R LoDss, No. II, X. OF p, was pYe-
.sntsd with = handsone COPY Of the Bible. BY
ne .sIes o. - horthern Liberties, at the last
meeting Of ne Lodge. IN. speech was mad
by Hiss nellie Mc-ean, ana tie pre.enf vas ,, rso
eeiyed b. Grand Chasseilor John W Thons-
sen, IN nsss speech, On behalf Of he Lodge.
Evening star., 1869-12-14

- PECIAL NOTICE.
GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADlEsl
will sell from this dy till further notice all the
following enumerated Goods at tine following prices,
viz:
New York Muslns. % cents
Wamsrtta Muslin, % cents.
AnGroeco2gn Sbirting, 10 cent?.
The best make Of Prints, Il cents.
Splendid velyeteens, eI50 TO e2lU
is 0Hf EItrs Slasa Quality S,hs' BanSesa snd sa"
at the lowest factory prices.
French Merinos and Poplins, less than CAM be
bought elsewhere.
Together with many other DESIRABLE GOODS.
too numerous to mention, at the same low rates.
LADIES DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY,
II! BRIDGE STREET. GEORGETOWN.
nol6- I'm T.. GIJTMAN
Evening star., 1869-12-14

THE SCHUREMAN CAsE.-On Saturday, in the
Criminal Court, the jury i'm the case Of James
II. A. Schureman, indicted for passing counter
felt money, found verdict Of not guilty.
Evening star., 1869-12-14

RECOvERRD.-TO-day Detectives Tillman and
Thompson recovered the harness stolen from the
Western Market two weeks since, with Smiths
horse and business wagon, which was turned
over to the owner.
Evening star., 1869-12-14

TIE BooKnrSpERs' Mutual RELIEF asso-
.ss, and the following gentlemen elected as ON
ssr. for the ensuing year:-President, Henry
ehass; Wee President, j. T. Bullock; Record
.he secretary, j. A. Perkins; Financial Sccre-
lan; financial CoEn;ttee, Franh MiIler. r. y.
sc ear, j. Knott. Relief Committee, JenninRy
-, = ~ =; katedn, q. II. Aaarer, N. b. Gordon,
Evening star., 1869-12-14

NEw MUsIc.-From W. q. MetZerott Il Co.,
publishers, we have "The Birdie Waltz" COM
posed by Ollie w. Minor. FrOmJ. +. Ellis, pub
Usher, we have "Jesus, Saviour of My Soul, %
hymn composed by e. +. H. Lawrence.
Evening star., 1869-12-14

fsD c0lPoRArIoH LABoRxRs CT tss ssc<uu,
'War3 VII be Pad te12gSS9. FSz ..
Evening star., 1869-12-14
tELvETsI vELvETs.t vELvETs..i

Superior Quality of
BLACK SILK vELvETs FOR CLoAEISG,
from 8 Z TO Sc so, worth STA and S1s.
Also, some elegant BR0y CHE SHAwLS left. which
will be cold at great sacrifice suitable lor Christmas
Presents. at E.GCTMANS
deg td.c2s III Bridge street. Geor., ,etoWn.
Evening star., 1869-12-14

, NfiRrNck ... MATTERs--At a meeting of the
hSslonai Temperance Society last eyen,no a
Iepiution was adopted calling upon their fei-
tow-eft1zens who MI ON cal positions 20 cons;aey
Tie propriety Of declining to furnish intoxicstsna
1lnks as beverage at their receptions The
yarioas Temperance organizations or the n;s.
rist were invited 70 send delegates 10 a pubiic
Heesing TO be held on Sunday evening newt 20
>sopt such additional measures as NAV he
sssessary TO carry the resolution into effect
Evening star., 1869-12-14
1910
1910

IS4U ESTABLISHED IN IS4U
E>urs3 Eurs. Furs:
All the NEW STYLES OF CHOICE AND ELE-
CANT ECRS, for Ladies and Children.
~ large assortment 10 select from.
~ Prices Moderate. livery article warranted
fFe.h made.
For great bargains call a. the Old established store
OF W. +. SEYMOUR.
noQ-lm" 132 Bridge ct. Georgetown. d e