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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-03

NUTICE.--The BOATS of ssSs-JsI.fEs
~ my lire will leave the Basin .-..s-ss.s
promptly on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS ), andSA-
TURDAYS.
Frcights taken for cN points or the Canal
Office, front OF -four shed.
an Il. A. HILL. & pcni.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-03

| trailing till the first half mile was passed,
| when Harvey gave Flyaway his head
thence to the last stretch, Mt which point
Paxson made a beautiful brush and reached
his adversary's wheels. but could get no
higher till Harvey had passed the score in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-03

THE CROWD AT THE GROUNDS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

The Virginia State Agricultural Fair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-03
THE RETURN.

! It is 5 O'Clock, aid the crowd, which
has Visibly decreased, begins to scatter.
S Homev is the word on every ones lips.
The whistle warns every one to "get
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-03

A BRILLIANT OPENING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-03

After tbe usual prelimmarles, the trum-
pet sounded, and the trotters came to the
score for the word, Paxson having the in
side. Two false starts were made, when
the horses came up well together, and, re.
cciving the word, went off like chained
bullets. paxson drew to the front on turn.
ing. the first curve, Harvey well up ana
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
'fStick to Your Bush"

Mr. Morgan was rich and also good
man. The people of the town respected him,
sent him to Parliament, and seldom undertook
anything without asking his advice. If the
school house was to be built, the plan had to
be talked over with him. Widow p
asked him what she should plant in her field.
Farmer s. always got his advice in
buying cattle, and Mrs r. consulted
him about bringing up her boys.
When asked how he was 50 successful, Mr.
Morgan said
81 will tell you how it was. One day when
1 was quite lad, party Of boys aud girls
were going to a distant pasture to pick whortle-
berries. l wanted to go with them, but was
fearful that my father would not let me-
When | told him what was going on, he at
once gave me permission to 20 with them, l
could hardly contain myself for Joy, and
rushed into the kitchen and gotta big basket
and asked my mother for luncheon. had
the basket on my arm, and was just going out
of the gate, when my father called me back,
He took hold Of my hand and said, in = very
gentle voice:
"JOseph, what are you going Tor, to picl,
berries or to play Z"
"To pick berries" 1 replied.
"Then, Joseph, l want TO tell you one thing.
It is this When you find u good bush, 10
not leave It to find better one. The other
boys and girls will run about picking : little
here and little there, wasting great deal
of time, and not getting many berries. If
you do as they DO, you will come home with
an empty basket. Ii you want berries, stick
to your bush"
went with the party, and we had capital
time. But it was just az my father said. No
sooner had one found a good bush than he
called all the rest and they LETT their several
places, and ran off to the new found treasure.
Not content more than minute or two in one
place, they rambled over tho whole pasture,
got very tired, and at night had but very few
berries. My fathers words kept ringing in
my cars, and stuck to my bush. When l
had done with one, found another. When
night como, had basket full Of nice berries,
more than all the others put together, and
was not half so tired rs they were. went
home happy. But when 1 entered | found
my father had been taken very i'll. He looked
at my basketful of ripe berries and said
well done, Joseph, Was il not just as 1
told you ? Always stick to your bush"
He died few days after, aud l had to
make nv way in the world rs best | could
But my fathers words sunk deep into my
mind, and I never forgot the experience OF the
whorteberry party-I "stuck to my bush
When had a fair place, and was doing toll
erably well, did not leave it, and spend
weeks aud monthsi in finding one a little better.
When other young men said, 'Come with US,
and We will make fortune in few weeks "
shook my head, and ''stuck to my bush"
Presently my employers offered to ia Ike me
iato business with them. l stayed with the
old house until the principals died, and then
l had everything [ wanted. The habit OF
sticking to my business led people to trust me,
and gave me a character. | owe all l have,
and am, to this motto Stick to your bush.'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-12-14
Father Knows.

A gentleman was one day opening box of
dry goods His little son was standing near
and as the father took packages from the box,
he laid some of them upon the arm of the boy.
A little friend and playmate of the merchants
son was standing by looking on. As package
after package was laid upon the arm of the
boy, his little friend began to fear his load
was becoming too heavy, and said:
"Jonny don't you tank you've got as much
as you can carry?'
isNever mind, j" dear little Johnny answered
in sweet happy tone, "father knows how
much can carry"
Brave, trusting little fellow He did not
grow restless or impatient under'tbe burden,
heavy though it doubtless seemed. There
was no danger, he felt that his father would
lay load on him too heavy for him. His
father knew his strength, or rather the weak
ness of that little arm, and would not overtask
it More than all, his father loved him and
therefore could not harm him.
1t is such spirit Of loving trust in Him
that God desires all his children to possess.
lie says, Except ye be converted and be-
come as little children ye shall not enter the
kingdom Of heaven"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-12-14
A Prodigy in Mathematics.

II Glaze informs us that he recently found
at Fayetteville, tFayette y Mo, young man
by the name of Fields seventeen years old,
and entirely ignorant of letters or figures, who
could inside of three miDutes, solve any pro-
blem given The following are few Of tho
examples, and at the time Of the solution
The number Of flxseed necessary to reach to
the sun, allowing six faxsccd to one grain of
wheat to the inch. Answer, 469. .497, 600
600 900, given in two minutes. What " 5uld
s3 900 amount to in ten years, cowpounAing
interest at ten cents y
This example he worked in threaTrInui
absolutely correct, although he had 4 =
score OF decimal fractions. NWhat
horse bring Ghere being So nails ir
allowing cents for the first. 6 for ths
0, 81, 81 and so? This required 81
multiplications, and ran up into triliz
he did it in three minutes. These ez
will suffice to show his wonderful power. a
is very Ignorant on all other matters never
learned his letters and does not know one
fgure from another. He Is very uncouth in
his appearance aud has no faith in his fellows.
He can do anything in mental arithmetic eTGh
in cornDlcz lractious.-NpcoH journal,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-12-14

4 KENTUCKY JoKE.-The Paris KcH-
taeEias IS responsible for this aneedote
Gen. j. C. Breckinridge and Humphrey
Marshall had pleasant meeting here last
week In joking one another, General u. told
the following, which very humorously hits on
General MarshalIs immense size: When Cen
eral NJ heard that Gen. Pegram intended
entering Kentucky with his command, he felt
as if his own preserves were being poached
upon. and sent word to Pegram shat he must
NOT come into the State. Pegram replied that
he was preparing. and intended to enter Ken
lucky at once Marshall declared that if be
did lie would have to pass over his (MarshalIsl
dead body. Whereupon Pegram responded ,.
that that would be too much 10 expect of ms
artillery but if he found the obstacle IN DIS ,,'
way he would Immediately tunnel through
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-12-14

Hf hoS' J. q, ADAMS
a las how swift the moments fly!
How flash the years alongi
Scarce here, yet gune already by;
The burden of q song.
Sec childhood, youth, and manhood pass,
Aud age with furruved brow;
Time vas Time shalI be. dra ia the glass
But where in time is a0Ir?
Time IL tAc measure but of change:
No present hour is found.
The pSst. the future fills the range
OF Times unceaEing round.
Where then is now? In res inns above,
With Gods atohipg Lamb,
In regions { eterpSl love.
Where sits enthrOned / AM.
Then, Pilgrim, let thy joys and tears
On Time no longer lean;
But henceforth all thy hopes and fears,
From cartL's affections wcan.
To God let votive accents rise;
With truth, with virtue live;
So ali the bliss that Time denies,
Eternity shall give.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-12-14

STRENGTH oP THE MASONIC ORDER.-in
tho published report of the proceedings oil the
Grand Lodge of the United State: OF iAe W
der Of Free aud accepted Mazons It Is stated
S,.tes S., and Territories and the British posses
sfons reaches 454.3 .355, including 4,79l in
WsryI,nd 7s3 in the District of Columbia,
: 600 in Virginia, I1IS4 in North Carolina,
~ 1G7 in Georgia. 90 ,859 in Pennsylvania,
and IG 969 in Tennessee.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-12-14

"A Yankee in Paris. who was listening 70
TIE boasts of some English and French aoou'
the wonderful genius OF their rc-pect'ye conn 0
trvucn. at las, broke our and said a., ~ ~
-. yaor CIT our Why, there's B.i pc re-
Vine, OF our village, who can pant pee zee 10
cork so 'zaetly Ike marble, that 1t Will sinA -
the bottom jes' Ike stone.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-12-14

"A patent has recently been granted ior
\ method of refreshing horses while IN ha 2
ness. which consists in making the b't hoIoW
and having perforatious in it. a rubber tube
extends from one side Of the bit to the car
rage and by pressing rubber bag which con
tains water the driver Is enabled 10 refresh
horses Whenever he chooses without stopping,
For saddle horses the water bag is suspended
from the horses neck, Or upon the pummel
of the saddle.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-12-14
NEwsrApERs.-TLo following We extract

.
from a long article on newspapers =
They credit wider and longer, get oftcncr
cheated. suffer more pccuuiary loss, are often
or the victims of misplaced confidence than
any other calling in the community. People
pay printers bill with more reluctance than
any other. 1t goes harder with them to cx-
pend dollar on valuable newspaper than
ten on a gew gaw +; yet everybody avails him.
self of the editors pen aud the printers ink.
How many professions and political rep
utations and fortunes have been made and sus-
taired by the friendly, though uHrequi;ed
pen of the editor?
How many cmbryro towns and cities have
been brought into notice and pulled into pros
perity by the press?
How many railroads now in successful op-
-eratiop, would have foundsred but for the ie-
yer that moves the world
In short what branch of industry and &c.
tivity has not been prompted, stimulated and
defended, by The press?
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-12-14
Mogan'5 @n gIiSh
GINGER BRANDY.

7 X all Casrs Arising from Disordercd Stomach
4 and i.iv.r, tir curative qualities OF EngIsgh
GISG Err BIZ ANDY are unCT'Iai'd
Itis slIcagd aud sure preventive to Cholera,
and certlI cuc", Il taken in the carly stages OF
the disease.
For CoIic, Cramps in tho Stomach,i Flatul"ncy,
&c. &c there j. 70 greater boon aud Il Sum
ncr Bcvcra -. m;xr,i viii Soda Water, it is most
agreeable. MaLullC tar. Il -U.u'v lay
r. iDhlAS II. MORAN 4 CO.,
NJ 81 Lombard Street, Baltimore.
In iSb0-Iv
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-12-14
CONCLUSION.

There arc many subjects not alluded to in
this mcssag, which might be with prOpriety
introduced, but abstain. believing your pa
triotism and statesmanship will suggest the
topics and the logi-lation most conducive to
the interests of the whole people.
On my part l promise rigid adherence 20
the laws aud their strict enforcement.
L. S. GRANT President.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-12-14

A far west editor has lived upon bear
meat until he has grown Wild When last
heard from he had taken to the woods
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-12-14
BALTIMORE CARDS.
GOLD MEDAL FOR 1867
Has just been awarded TO
CHARLES NJ. STIEFF,

Sor the Bcst Pianos made over Baltimore
Philadelphia and New York Pianos by the
MARYLAND INSTITUTE.
OFFIcE AND WARERooM No. Z NoRrH Liberty
Sr,, near Baltimore street, BALTIMORE, MD.
GTIEFF'S PIANOS have all the latest improve
- ments, including the AGRAFFE TREBLE,
Ivory Fronts, and the Improved French Action
fully warranted for ETre Years. with the privilege
of exchange within II months il not entirely sats-
factory to purchaser. -
second hand Pianos and Parlor orgaas always
hand, from $50 to S3rO.
n Referees who have our Pianos in usc:-
Cen. II. E, Lee, Lexington. Yirg inia. Gen
Sott. Ransom, Wilmington, n. c: John Burns,
r. L. c. COrdcll, Warren Eby. John B. Packet,
Cha rcstown, Thos n. IsbrII of Jefferson county,
L. b. Burns. of ClnI ke county. Mrs Schwartswcl-
der, Mozart Musical Association of Winchester.
TERMS LIBERAL. = call is solicited
Ap:iI Il. Is6S-o. d. Oct. ..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-12-14
ATTENTION F:aRliERS!
Planters and Vegetable Growers!
Wilson'S A A3aAsgGO O5aasaaeG1
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE.
The Cheapest and Best Fertilizer in the
c. o U n r r Y

TT has raised good crops OF Wheat: Corn oats'
4 Potatoes, Grass, and Vegetables of a II kinds.
we have certificates whirh can shO -, and re-
fer to the gentlemen whose names are inserted be-
low but the best certificate of any Frrtlzcr IS the
experience Of the farmer Its effects upon the crops
and the soil ubscrvcd, he and ne2lbUrs use 1t,
year after year. Any Fertilizer that will continue
TO stand this test, may be safely pronounced to be
good. We know It to have genuine merit III IT.
Give ii trial.
Ocf- Refer to Joshua Brown, Prcs' x f Il r.;
Judge J. W Hunter. 4. A. Co, Md; James VIII
son. Esq a. A. Co, Md; VIM. Hawkins, Esq ,
near Baltimore, and others who have used 1t.
DUVALL & IGLEIIAGT. Sole Agents,
l2S Light Street Wharf, Baltimore.
july 90, lS69-6Ia.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-12-14

The Fate ofa British Frigate-l lSheis Raised
From her Wateyy Bed after a Lapse Of
N5aev:fss Years-4 Sketch Of Her
History.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-12-14
THE CURAENCY.

Among the evils growing ont of the rebel
lion, and not referred to, is that of ire
dcemabc currency. 1t is an evil which l
Lope will receive your most earnest attention.
II is 4 duty and one Of the highest duties Of
Government to secure to the citizens a medium
of exchange Of fixed unvarying value This
implies return to specie basis. and no sub
stitute for it can be devised. 1t should be-
commenced now and reached at the earliest
4practicabIc moment consistent with fair re-
gard to the Interests Of the debtor class.
Immediate resumption, if practicable, would
not be desirable. It twoud compel the debtor
class to pay beyond their contracts the pre-
MUM on gold at the date Of their purchase,
and would bring bankruptcy and ruin to thOus-
auds. Fluctua;ion. however, in the paper
value of the measure of all values, gold, is
detrimental to the Interests oftradc. 1t makes
the man of business an involuntary gambler,
for in all sales, when further payment is to be
made, both parties speculate as to what will
be the value Of the currency to be paid and
received
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-12-14
SPECIE PAYMENTS.

I earnestly recommend to you, then, such
legislation as will insure gradual return to
specie payments, and put an immediate stop
to fluctua;on in the value of c1TreINI'DI
methods to soc1Ee tl11fGrn1
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-12-14

the Senate, ia rejecting the treaty, to have
been wisely taken in the interests of peace,
and as necessary step in the direction of a
perfect and cordial friendship between the two
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-12-14
POETICAL.
THE HouR-GLAss.

Br HoS. J. a. ADAMS.
Evening star., 1869-04-09
The documents in regard to the Hals.Perry

The documents in regard to the Hale-Perry
quarrel place our Minister to Spain In a very
unenyiable position and afford a sufficient
reason for the action OF Secretary Fish in noti-
flying Mr.. Hale that his resignation will be
accepted Ii appears that Mr.. Hale used his
official position as cover for the importation
of goods, which goods were sold In the market.
The Spanish Government Were aware OF this
as early as the Spring of 1867. They concluded
to notify MI Hale that the abuse was known,
but that 1t would be kept secret provided the
offence was not repeated. Mr.. Perry had been
taken rto the councils of the Spani n authori-
ties, and he made known TO Mr.. Hale his
acouaintanee with the facts. Mr.. Hale was
agitated, and msde no explanation. He, no "
ever, wrote to the merchant with whom be had
the dealing in question, as king him ID pay the
duty on the merchandise coming in mis- name
This action Of Mr.. Perry's earned for him the
hatIed OF Mr.. Hale. rho from that time sought
TO crush him through every agency he could
bring to bear, and was very nearly successful
as nomination for a successor to him was
sent to the Senate, but has since been with
drawn The documents snow that certain
packages Of goods directed to MIR. Hale went to
stores where such goods were sold They in.
cluded a letter of the Minister to a merchant,
concerning the liquidation of accounts with
him, in return for formerly imported goods
free of duty. Another Is a letter from the same
merchant 70 Mr.. Hale. stating that their ac-
counts lad been balanced with the previous
admission of goods free of duty, which he had
enjoyed, except the last agreed upon, and
which being countermanded, left Mr.. Hale his
sebtor 500 reals.
There is also much gossip in regard to Mr..
Hales rather fervent de votion to the fortun es
of Queen Isabella, and altogether in is evident
that IL is quite time that a change should be
made in our representative at Madrid.
Evening star., 1869-04-09

Taking for Its text a despatch TO the Com aer-
cial Adre the effect that her Secretary
Bore CT Admiral Porter, or more likely both
of them, will soon retire from the Navy De-
partment. the New ork Sun comes out yester-
cay in an editorial article calling upon both
gentlemen to withdraw, saying that it cousid-
ers their presence in that Department, under
The peculiar circumstances which surrounds
them, one of The most unfortunate occurrences
which has ever happened connection with
the National Executive. The Sun comments
rather severely upon some matters OF detail di-
rected by the present administration of the
Navy Department, but says that what CON-
demns II much move than lis acts Is the manner
IN which II is constituted. Its article closes as
follows.
.It has a nominal Secretary, physically in
competent TO learn the dutIes OF which be is
utterly ignorant, and i, has a naval officer who
-xeTcISes power without any corresponding Te-
SrOT sIhlilty- II Is organized on bOgus prIncI-
Vles. ard whether u works we'll or Ill. IL can
DoI stand IL Is of such a nature, iu short
that should IT be persisted IN for any length of
iine, it v ouid be the duty Of the House Of Rep
rsseutativfS ~ impeach Mr.. II vie, and bring
him before the bar OF the S-nate to b. tried for
hlgh crimes sud misdemeauOrs such a. before
his advert IN the Navy Department Were never
Dreamed OF in our history
This, for paper protesting 70 be Republican
is exceeciI gly y ain talk; but there is little
doubt that II expresses the opinion entertained
To some extent by good many members and
organs OF the party who lack the courage tn
thus speak out in meeting. But, as for the staff
officers Of the Navy and their friends. whew,
Types can't DO their execratory EXPLANATIONS
justice, nor anyth ug near it.
Evening star., 1869-04-09

TEE WkkKLY STAR, now on our counter ana
in wrappers ready for the mails, contains al,
sbou, the Suicide Of Tvirchell, the Poiladel-
phia murderer, and the Execution Of Eaton
the Woman Clerks Question; Nominariou>
and Confrmauons during the week; CAauRes
IN the Departments; Railroad Matters; Cuba a
Affairs; q capital ghost story, entitI-d "The
fnantom OF Dradmoor Tower" Procesi-
lnes OF Congress Society News; Political
News' Washington News and GOsSip: Inc
Soortsi the Working People; Useful Items o.
Donesie Economy, Humorous Sketches; with
D~pST,mental, and Local News; Agricultural
ano housekeeping Miscellany; ana the Iatasf
rtI@pnie dispatches from ali parts oi thr
Evening star., 1869-04-09

The New York ErsHiHg Post pronounce ex
President johnson IS certainly deranged =
and calls upon MS friends. If he has any TO
either put him in an insane asylum or under
the care Of skilifnl physicians at home. Comm 2
from this source, the judgment Will probs oIy
be regarded as that OF prejudiced opposition
journal, and consequently entitled TO little o.
no weight; but, singular as it may seem, tn
opirion was expressed TO Us by gentleman
Intimately associated with Mr.. j, ana fully
Conpeten. TO Judge accurately In the premises.
that there Were very -trorg indications of hi 8
becoming insane, II. indeed, he was not alrea ty
Insane upon some points. This was some time
before his retiracy from office
Evening star., 1869-04-09

We have reliable advIees from New York TO
The eject that the Cuban population in :ha, CITY
l. not content with demonstrations of patriot
Ism and sympathy At public meetings but that
military companies, or rather the nucleus for
such organizations, are being drilled nightly
IN various parts of the city, and that they will,
be dispatched for active service in the sever
faithful isle" as rapidly as opportunity offers.
As an indication pointing 20 the same end, we
notr The fact tnat AT last accounts there We're no
less than eighteen vessels lying in Pensacola
b4y
Evening star., 1869-04-09

General Mcclellan promptly discharged a
lot of men working under him on the Stevens
battery for petitIoning the other day TO have
their wages increased above 81 50 per day
which sum they supposed was only tempo.
rary arrangement We are glad to see there is
something in regard to which that gentleman
can act with promptness, but we are sorry he
DIDN'T put his newly found merit to a peter
~0s-NA
Evening star., 1869-04-09

THE MADRID LEGATION IMBsoGLIo.-In
view ofthe damaging letter OF Secretary Perry
on Minister Hale, recently published. the Tri-
o. ne remarks Whatever may be said now or
hereafter concerning Mr.. Perry's conduct.
tnere can at least be no longer any question a.
70 Mr hale's. Let nim come home as soon a.
possible" Is H. q. willing 20 exchange Lon.
dom for Madridl And will NJ D,na cn,..,,,
Evening star., 1869-04-09

ELEGANr STOCK OF
NEW SPRING GOODS.
w. sHUsT a BRO.
Rave Just received from New York n verv cho;..
NEW SPRING GOODS
NEAT sTRirsp '.SN6'is; SN6 SGSfS sf% 'G1;jns GdIsSRrn
SILKS AND POPLINS
pSTRIP6D And FIGURED GkENADINss.
PLAID SILK sERaEs AND AND ALE AhI.wooL Pop.
IMPRESS OLOTH AND CRIroNs.
WHITE AND OOL0REn PIoUEs ANDPlR-
With many other desirable an fashionable Dre.,
Materials all Of which offer at once Al In ye1y
loves; price. WY
We have also Just opened a splendid assott a. ant
LUPiNS MOURNING GOODS.
BLACK IRON SREsADINEs.
BtALk B0MBAZINEs.
BLACK TAkNiSE,
BLACk PAklsIENNsS,
BLACK DELAINEo.
BL LkCK GROs GRAIN MUHaIBS,
BbAuK r rESSSLISH &C CRAPE.
BLACK ALPACA,
Aho; IN TACT. superb stock of the hest m makes o.
biack goOos imported; all Of which we mark IA
plain hgures at the very lowest market rates.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
W. M sHUSTIR BRO,
No. 324 Pennsylvania avenue,
@P31 between 9th aud loth st eets.