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Evening star., 1869-07-02

REAL ESTATE SAIDe.-Joshua Wb,tnev A
Co., real estate brokers, have sold for r. II T
Leopold, lot At the corner of 18Th and streets.
to Isaac Curry, for 80 cents per foot; also, lot
l2th street, between U and V Streets containing
1900 square feet, for X. q. CUNNINGHAM, 10
Samuel s. Stone, for $40 cash
Green Williams, auctoneers, have sold lot
IL, IN square 43l, improved by a three sorry
brick house. facing the south front OF the Post
Oftce Department, to Michael Tally, fer SaOj0;
also, Iot 10, IN square 6s, on 2lst street west
near North Z street 10 Charles Rhineh irt for
l5s cents per square foot.
Evening star., 1869-07-02

WASHINGTON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
The EXAMINATION OF the public schools OF the
fourth district Of the county OF Washington
toutside the city iimits) closed a few days
since, in the course of which IL was shown that
the charges OF Mr. keane, teacher OF the white
school, and Mr.. Noorhese, teacher Of the colored
children. Were In a prosperous condition. at
the close OF the examination premiums were
distributed by the Commissioners, Messrs
Middleton and Scott. For the greatest i'm.
provement in studies the premium was award.
ed 10 Miss Mary CallaRhan, and the second TO
Miss Agnes Burgess. The premium for punc;.
1ality In attendance was won by George Nc
Kinney.
Evening star., 1869-07-02

OPTICAL REPORTS prove that Hoff's Malt
Extract has shown an incalculable influence
on the condition of the sick soldiers during the
last European wars. This fact, in con junction
with the encomiums OF our first physicians.
speaks so well for Hoff's Malt Extract, that
further praise on our part would be superfiu-
Oue.
Evening star., 1869-07-02

South WAsHINGroN BUILDING AssocrA.
TIoN.-The second monthly meeting OF the
above building ass ociatton was held last nigh,
At Potomac Hall, corner of 11th street and
maryland avenue. when the members paid into
the treasury $3.50, which amount was subse.
quently offered al public sale and disposed OF
al an average Of fifty .one per cent. premium.
Evening star., 1869-07-02

NEW STYLE Oroide Chains,
Buttons and Studs and Sets,
Also, Hair Braids,
received this morning, at Prigg's Oae Dollar
Jeweiry Store, No. i3b Pc elnsy lvanIa avenue,
between X and 9th streets.
Evening star., 1869-07-02

CHARGE OF HORSE STBALIHe.-Yesterday
Omcer Reed, Of the fourth precinct, arrested
Thomas Cavanaugh and Engene Trainor on
the charge Of the larceny Of horse belonging
to 7. McOorm'ck, and they had q hearing
before Justice Morsell, who dismissed the last
named, but Cavanaugh having been seen to
take the horse. and not beiog able to give an
account Of what he did with il, was locked mp
for q further hearing.
Evening star., 1869-07-02

A NEW WAY OF Dome Recommendations.
der Bros will commence from this day to sell
all their Gents Furnishing Goods at five Der
cent. above cost. We ask all who are in need
OF the above goods TO patronile Us as il will
save considerable money to the buyer and ena.
BILE us to continue selling goods al these rates.
HoLLANDKR Bros, 2l0 Penna avenue.
5,3l,l: between lith and 18th sts
Evening star., 1869-07-02

ST. ANN's INFANT AeYLuN.-The sisters in
charge OF this institution are having this week
sale, supper, and festival for its benetit a,
carroll Hall, on g street, between Ninth and
Tenth. There are now fifty five little ones in
chsrge. and their op,y means OF su pport are the
voluntary chariiab Q Contributions OF our peo
pie.
Evening star., 1869-07-02
TIE E0nR,

THE FOURTH OF JULY NUMBER Of the Sunday
Morning Gcsette promises 10 be an interesting
paper. ats ANSWERS to Correspondents"
atnac' attention, ard give evidence Of pa.ien.
resea: ch,
Evening star., 1869-07-02

MUST WIN-"No Use Denying tie Fact
Stevens, Proprietor OF the Tea Hong, has
adopted principle of selling Tea that must
1cin, being sound and correct in every feature:
One pound as cheap as though you bought Il
thousand.
6,I7 sHoNG," 536 7th street.
Evening star., 1869-07-02

CHRAPRR THAN THE CHRAPRsT.- White
Snlrts, IS cents, 81, 81 25, and upwards. Un-
dershirts and Drawers, from s. cents upwards
Good Cotton Socks, pair for IS cents. Hand
kerchiefs, already hemmed, for IS cents The
pest Faper Cnns, cents per pair, or 50 cents a
dozen. Excellent Paper Collars, cloth. lined
button.hole. 10 cents box; and all other goods
at equally low prices, AT Franc & Goldman's
Marble Hall, No. 45S 7th street, opposits Patent
Omce. Sill
Evening star., 1869-07-02

THE CENTRAL DOLLAR STORE, - Market
Space. between 9Th and 9th streets, is in con.
slant Re eceipt of the latest novelties in the way
OF Jewe;ry, Plated Ware, Fans, Vases, &c.
5,1,I:
Evening star., 1869-07-02

LAY DBLRGATIoN.-At a meeting Of the
the subject of lay delegation, the vote stood 80
10 favor and against IL.
East Washington Misslon held a meeting on
the 18th ultimo, for the same purpose, when
the vote stsod: IS for lay delegation, and 10
against II.
Evening star., 1869-07-02

ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of
Chas. Wallsch, trustee, Of the sale Of hat val.
liable property fronting on ID street north, be.
tween 9th and 7th streets west, at O'Clock d,
m this day, by Green Il Williams, sutioneers.
Evening star., 1869-07-02

GOLDEN WKDDING.-The fiftieth anuiyer
ssfy Of the wedding Of Mr.. Charles and Mrs
Grace Calvert was celebrated At their residence
on 10Th street, on Wednesday night, on which
occasion their children and grand dchildren-
with large number OF init mate friends, were
present The reception room was tastefpllv
decorated with wreaths and flowers. On one
eide the following appeared: "June 3oth lsl9
u. T.. TO u. F., 1e69. June 3O,h.'. The yenera-
BILE couple were escorted by q large number of
ladies and gentlemen into the reception room,
where Mr.. Fred ID. Stuart, in few appropri-
ate remarks, introduced grandpa to grandma,
and conelnded BY going through with the Ger.
.mony OF reuniting the happy couple. Mr.
calvert responded with much feeling. after
winch general kissing all around OF old and
yonng took place. Among the guests were the
Pastor of the Western Presbyte ian Church,
Rev j: N: Coombs. and Rev. Mr.. veitch, Pas.
tor OF the mon Chapel. MI. Calvert has At
fained his 18th year and Mrs G. her 7;th. or
their sixteen children, eleven are living Their
grand children number forty -nve, and they
rave one great erandehlld. Twenty-one Of the
grandchildren were present. OF the children
and grandchildren living all but one were
present, Charles Calvert, the oldest son, re-
siding in NOrfolk)
having resided In this city upwards of forty
years He has been IN the service Of the United
States forty-fye years, and is at present en-
ployed IN the War Department He is a Past
Grand MasSer OF Odd Fellows, and for years
was one of the most active members of that
institution. For the past three years Mr. and
XuIt CdlNcIs nave OctH active members OF TWO
temperance org" "uiZatIons, holding the highest
Offices at the gift OF the organizations. TINS
venerable couple, besides rearing eleven OF
their own children, have, during their married
lie, adopted and cared for no less than seven
orphan children, who have all gone out into
the world able to take care OF themselves eyeept
one, Miss kaie Kane. During the evening the
children sang some beautiful songs 81 am
fondly dreaming could hardly bs surpassed
Refreshments Were served in abundance, and
during ne evening the old folks received a
rocdly number OF presents from their children
and children children.
Evening star., 1869-07-02
PRRsoNAL.-Nr. Charles Raum. onr on

PRRsoNAL.-Mr. Charles Baum, our enter
prizinR hoop.skirt manufacturer. being about
to leave for Europe, was the recipient of a
dence on 7th street, by the Arion Quartette
Club, under the leadership Of Prof. Victor
Hseerman. The serenade was rendered him
by his friends. Mr.. Baum goes to Europe to.
morrow, the object Of his visit being to secure
for the benefit Of his lady customers OF this city
the latest Improvements in hoop.skirts, cor
sets, &c. He will return in about two months
Evening star., 1869-07-02

ROBBERY OF A PAwNBRoKRR's WINDOW
On Tuesday night, the window OF VIM. II
Princes pa wnbroker's establishment, No 277
Pennsylvania avenue, near 10th street. was
broken in, and number Of articles c c,rried
of, including three revolvers, four oticers'
sashes, officers belt, bowie.knife, and a auan.
tity Of silk. The case was reported to police
headquarters, and taken in charge by detec.
tIves Coomes and Miller, who arrested last
evening two boys-Robert King and Robert
Rollins-and recovered a portion of the plum i.
der. These parties allege that they received
the articles from q third party
Evening star., 1869-07-02
PASTORAL ASNIvKRsARY.-The tw.

PASTORAL ANNlyKRsARY-The twentieth
PASTORAL anniversary OF 81. Paurs Lutheran
Church corner OF l1th and II streets) VIII be
celebrated on Sunday morning, when the pas
tor. Rev. DR.. Butler, will deliver the anniver.
sary sermon The pastoral reception will take
place on Tuesday evening, at : p. m, IN the
lecture room.
Evening star., 1869-07-02

DRATH BY DRowNISG.-Ahout o'clock to-
day q man, named Jno Handley, was drowned
at the q street wharf He stepped on a sliyen
box In the river, which overturned, and before
assistance could Teacn him he was drowned
He was shoemaker, single, about 80 wears of
age and resided on G street, near 27th, and ha A
been drinking very hard w thin the past few
Wee ks snd was intoxicated At tbe time
Dr' Potter was notified OF the occurrence and
is holding an inquest.
Evening star., 1869-07-02

INTERESTING ExBIBITIoN.-The exhibition
and concert at Islane Hall. "Wednesday eve :
ing, for the benefit of Grace Church sunday
school, was very interesting affair, and
showed especially much musical and elocu
uonary talent among the young performers.
The affair also developed the merits of the
Dessau piano, manufactured In Washington,
and Of which the city may well be proud. The
Grace Church Sunday school. under the su.
perintendency of Mr. kidwell, is ffourishIne
finely, and has some 120 pupils.
Evening star., 1869-07-02
ORoIDR CHAINS.

Buttons, and Studs,
received this morning at Prigg's One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. i36 Pennsylvania avenue,
between u and 9th streets.
Evening star., 1869-07-02

CHEvIoT WALKING COAT SUITS made TO or
der for s25, at Geo. q. Hennings, No. 5I1 I'll
street
Evening star., 1869-07-02

PEOPLE WILL SEEK the best, and that &C.
counts for the crowds that daily go to drink
superb soda water AT Coughln's drug store,
Temple.
Evening star., 1869-07-02

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AZ Frans,;n
d Co, Opticians, pa Pennsylv lvania avenue: In
the shade to-day AT a. IN, -. 10 a. m, Il: IL a.
NJ, 76i IL ~, -; p. n, 7e.
Evening star., 1869-07-02

day morning, the most deserving pupils Of
Primary School. No. 4, (female,l Second Dis
ulst-Mrs. walker In eharge-receIyed their
premiums, furnished by friends Of the school,
on which occasion there Were a large number
OF the parents and friends OF the pupils pres
ent. The distributicn-quite unexpected to the
pupils-was made by Mr.. Richards, Superin.
tende nj Of the Schools; but previous thereto he
heard the scholars read, and complimented
tnem Tor the manner In which they acquitted
themselves. Several pieces were sung in ex-
cellent style; among others the solo, Love at
nome" by Emma Petiis," to whom was
awarded the premium for music. The medal
Tor excellence was awarded 10 Alice A. Clar-
Voc, who did not receive a mark against her
for bad conduct, punetuality, or lessons during
tie entire wear
Evening star., 1869-07-02
ST. PErRR's PARoCHIAL /:

ST. PETRR'S PARoCHIAL SCHOOL-The
closing exercises Of this school, taught by the
Sisters Of the Holy Gross, took place Wednes.
day afternoon, at the school house on Z street,
and was very largely attended. The pro-
gramme embraced several dialogues and
tableaIx, which Were very interesting. and the
premiums, about 160 in number, were handed
to the fortunate ones by Rev. F. E. Boyle. who
seemed delighted with the success Of the
pupils.
Evening star., 1869-07-02

CHARGE OF Observation-Disclosures George
Bladen and Joseph Biaden were arrested by
ofhcer King, OF the ID precinct, on the charge
Of burglary, preferred By Gassaway Reynolds.
1tappears that the complainant keeps q store
Rear Fort Totten, at which the Bladens de.
manded liquor. Reynolds refused to open the
door, when they got an axe, broke It open, and
took what liquor they wanted. They were
brought into the city and Justice Wall held
them 10 bail for court.
Evening star., 1869-07-02

THE ID eDIcAL LSoCIRrY-Another Coiored Ply.
sicidn RsJected.-At the last meeting Of the
Medical Society Of the District OF Columbia,
held on Wednesday night, the application OF
DIR. Tucker, colored, (referred to In the STAR a
few days since,) for admission a. mem Der,
was rejected BY vote OF n for and 81 against
him. The doctor has been a resident Of Wash.
ington for number OF years, and has cured
quite an extensive practice.
Evening star., 1869-07-02

JEALOUSY AND Row AT PICNIO-At the
picnic 9th Butler Zouaves, at Tivoh PARK on
Monday, fight occurred between Fannie
Lomax and Caroline Adams-the first named
attacking the latter because she had held con.
vtrsation with her IL 50 husband tearing the
lattersodress from her and blacking her eve
Oficer McDermott arrested Lomax yesterday,
and Justice Wall dismissed the case; but il is
understood that il will be taken to the grand
iurV
Evening star., 1869-07-02
HABLR & Co.'S,
36S Pennsylvania Avenue,
under the u. =. Hotel,

IS the place 70 purchase
the cheapest, the finest, and most fashionable
Summer Clothing.
The stock will be closed out without regard
TO cost. Gall and examine
CREAMS. Water Ices, Charlotte Russo, for
the Ain and 5th OF July. Harvey Holden, 3S7
corner Pennsylvania avenue and lIth street,
nave made large preparations 10 furnish farni-
lies with the most superior Ice Creams, &c, of
all the most delicate flavors; delivered TO ali
parts of the city.
Evening star., 1869-07-02

WORK OF THE LETTRR- R-CARRIERs- re-
port of mail matter delivered and collected By
the letter r-carriers al the Post Once IN this city
under the direction Of Mr.. James T. Bell for
the quarter ending June 30th, shows: N1mber
Of carriers employed. 30; mail letters delivered,
5S, ,335; local letters delivered, 357,l9; newspa.
pers, &c, delivered, 1Oe ,5ls letters collected,
2s9,GS3.
Evening star., 1869-07-02

EDITOR EvHNlNG SrAR:-Can any one
answer the following enquiries
When is work to be resumed upon the Wash
ington National Monument -F
When is the sidewalk on Eighth street, ada.
cent TO the General Post Once, to be pavsdl
Why is not the southern portion Of the
Smithsonian PARK laid out in walks ard other.
wise improved, similar to the northern part
OF the same groundel IA q,
Evening star., 1869-07-02

WE ARE REQUESTED to state that the Susd1u
HfrdId will appear as usual on Sunday morn
ing next. notwithstanding the recent suspen.
sion OF the National IHteHiqeneer.
Evening star., 1869-07-02

CHARGE OF TRRsPAss.-Yesterday, Mr. J.
X. Wright, Commissioner of the Third Ward
was arrested by officer McDermott, on the
complaint of Mr.. A. L. L. Keese, charging
him with trespass, and the case was heard
before Justice Wall. at the second precinct
station house, Mr.. Cock appearing for Mr.
Wright II appeared that Mr.. Wright cut
down and carried on some bridging In the rear
OF Mr.. KS stable. claiming that it obstru cted
the alley. Mr.. Reese contends that it was on
his own ground. and that the Commissioner
should have given him notice before attempt
ing TO remove it. Justice Wall dismissed the
case 1t is understood that Mr.. X. will now
sue for damages.
Evening star., 1869-07-02

$50 DOZEN English Socks, double heels and
toes, 1915 dozen, or IS cents per pair, lust
received at Marble Hall, No. ass TIN stree, Cd.
posite Patent Office. sill.
Evening star., 1869-07-02

The ACHT SUB RCT-SInce he publication
in THB STAR of Monday last of the formal
challeng &c OF the Given Yacht Club for a race
with Messrs- SmIthson, Barron Il Co e boat
the Witch of the Wave" n meeting has taken
place between the competing parties; but the
three days racing project, Of $3.50 per day. was
net agreed upon because Of the declinatiou OF
the Given party to name the boat till after the
money was deposited. The .Wave" company
express perfect willingness 10 negotiate for
race with any boat built within the District but
decline 70 enter in even contest with the fast
sailors constructed in other ports Before the
separation OF the owners o. the sIiyen" and
"Waye," II was informally arranged tnat a race
would be made al an early day, at 500 apiece
for each contestant, should three beats be OBJ.
tanned TO enter Messrs. Smithson. Barron &
20, OF the Witch of the Wave" and William
L. Stewart IL Co, OF the "Given," agree TO
plank down the ..spons each on their craft,
and each believe it probable that the Navy
Yard and other clubs will be willing to swell
the purse with q cool hundred on each addI.
tional boat. The race will be announced as
soon as these boats have entered, although 20
swell the purse Tor the winner IL Is believed
that other boats will be entered. Matters now
begin 10 look well for a race at an early day
Tomorrow night formal meeting for arrange.
ments Will be held at Shekell's Fulton restau-
rant, Potomac Ferry wharf.
Evening star., 1869-07-02

i HE LOWEST PRICES AND BEsr GOODS.
CARPETS, oILoLoTBs,
MATTINGS, AND
CURTAIN MATERIALS
Selling at unusual low prices
Engneh Tapestry Brussels Carpeting at Sl IS.
Lowell and Hartford Three p'ys at 81 s..
Good Ingram Carpetings at 81, worth 81 IS.
Beautiful Wtndew Shades at rs cents each, or
81, including Fixtures.
Oilcioths from 81 cents per yard to s2g
White, Checked, and Fancy Msttfngs, OF less
than auction prices.
JAS. n. DoDsON,
No Market Space,
l0-eolm
Evening star., 1869-07-02

IMPORTANT TO LANDLORDS AND TENANTS
In the Circuit Court, before Judge Wylie, on
Thursday, case OF some interest TO landlords
and tenants was discussed; II being the case OF
John GoetZ vs- Edward Owen. The last
named brought an action before Justice Clark
for the possession Of premises known as the
Maryland House, corner of ID and Sth streets
Ii was alleged IN the complaint before the Jus
tiee that the tenant refused TO pay rent agreed
upon, &c, and II appeared that there was no
notice OF thirty days given, and il was claimed
by Mr.. N. ii. Miller, counsel for Goetz that
each notice was necessary under the statute
of July 4, 1854, regulating proceedings of
landlords and tenants in the District. Mr. NJ
also claimed that the affidavit of the complain. /.
ant was Lot sufficient, as 1t did not show the
terms OF the lease under which the tenant held
possession, &C., and, therefore, the Justice had
no Jurlsdlction- On the other hand. John f
Norris, counsel for Owen, claimed that all that
was necessary was TO give a seven days notice
TO tenant to show cause why the landlord shall
not have pOss session, on the complal Mt that the
tenant refuses. and does not pay rent as due
and agreed upon. The Court decided that the
thirty days notice must be given; and the com.
plainant before the Justice ust state fully the
cause of action on which Possession is claimed
TO be had OF the premises. and the terms of the
lease under which IL has been held; otherwise
the Justice had no jurisdiction. Therefore the
Judgment below was set aside. N H. Miller,
Tor complainant, and John E Norris for the
defendant.
Evening star., 1869-07-02
Georgetown Advertisements.
lRY GOODS AT REDUCED PKICE,.

DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PKICE,.
To diminish stock we are selling at 1Ol Bridge
street, Georgetown, Lawns, Org gsndi-s, 6rens
dimes, Percals, Piques, Al pacas, and all kinds OF
Summer Preee Goods. at greatly reduced prices
Black Grenadines, IS and 81; Black Alpscas, . 70
81 BLACK Silks, at 81 50 TO SS, very cheap; sun
Umbrellas and Parasols; Gauze Merino Gnder.
vests Calicoes, fast colers, 10 and l2s; Delainss
Is and % cents. Just received one case mere same
Kind bieaehed Muslin yard wideD we have been
selling at La cents
jell I'm BENJAMIN MILLER
HAVANA CIGARs-Ex. steamer Liberty, Jus,
u arrived from Havana. For sale l0w:
PARTAGAs-Londres, lst, ID, ana 81; Rothchilds
and Londres Chico, &c
CARANAs-Imperisles,k Reg. Brits Roysles Flor,
Psnttalas, P1emeoes FLOR. Federales Flor,
DeDas. Londres LIST, I'd. and Sd
kNkf OLA 1-bondres, Operas. Ooanetas. FLOR
hne, Napoleones. Panetalas, LoDdres de Corte
Redondos, Imperiales. &C.
FRINGE OF WALEs-Londres, LIST, ID, and Sd
Iondres de Corte. lst aud ID.
Fl0ARO-LOndres. Res Brit Londres, lst, ID
and Sd PTueeados, Londres de Oorte, &C.
EsPANOLAS-Londrts LIST. ID. ana Sd: LOndres
deCorte, Rsdondos, Flor de Prenssdos, Psurle.
Amateurs. &c n. b. Discount on quantities
So 10 OO0. GILMOR & GIBSON. Importers,
jsO-eost so south Gay street, Bsitinore.
Evening star., 1869-07-02

A REPORTED MURDKR-TAe Mystery Cleared
fP-On Wednesday, while the Sunday School
of the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
were picsicing near Pierce's Mill on Rock
Cree Z, several young men it is alleged lnsulted
some OF the young ladies, and had fight on
the ground. Subsequently another fight took
place a short distance from the picnic grounds
when one OF the youths was seen lying ON the
ground with his head cut, and a young man
named Joseph Coombs was seen to walk away
The injured man, Frank West, was afterwards
missed, and search was made for him by some
OF his friends without success, and many con.
cluded that his body had been thrown in the
creek Coomos was also inquired after but
could not be found. which increased the sus-
picion of foulplay. Officer Beall, Of the second
precinct, was informed Of what had occurred
and Immediately started in pursuit of Coombs
whom he overlook walking into the city, and
taking him in custody, carried him to the
second precinct station house. He was re-
tanned there during the night, snd search was
continued for the missing man, who turned up
safe yesterday morning, and Coombs was
released. 1t appeared that West after taking
short rest in the woods made his way into the
city, and was much surprised when in nformed
OF the course things had taken, having after
the second fight with COombs fallen into the
creek.
Evening star., 1869-07-02

THE POTOMAC FRONr.-The river front pre.
sents nothing Of interest to note to -day, beyond
the usual semi. daily trips of StackpoIe's "Ar.
row. for Mount Vernon and Marshalrs Land
ing, with excursionists and mails: the departure
OF the Wawaset, Fowke in command, for Gone
river. with merchandise and passengers, and
the arrival Of the steamer w. W. Colt prepsr.
atory to her Inauguration tomorrow night of
the Norfolk and Washington river line. Riley
reports at his wharf the arrival OF the schooner
VIM. Frazer, Applegarth, from Baltimore, with
100000 feet Of white pine lumber for William
Mclean; schr. Isabel, Cragin, from Nomini
Cliffs. with wood for Bates & Bro, and for
market, and the sloop Vandalia, with clans
for Turner & Son, ana for market
Evening star., 1869-07-02

GAMBLING HOUSES, &C.-During the ouar,or
ending the 3Oth June the metropolitan Police
have, on orders from MAJOR A. @. Richards
superintendent of the force, closed fifteen gamb
ling houses and policy shops, and twenty. TWO
bawdy and disorderly houses. Too much
praise cannot be awarded the police for this
action. as these places are a grieveous evil TO
any community. We understand that the
police department are determined to break up
oil these places and the time is not far distant
when Washington can be looked to as model
in the above respects. 1t is also a matter of
congratulaton that the proprietors Of the
above houses have been arrested and are likely
to meet with Justice before the Criminal Court
of tn is District.
Evening star., 1869-07-02
ZEN ETERY NOTICE.

u EN- Z cry NOTICE..
Persons wishing to improve their Lots In Public
Cemeteries and Private Burial Grounds will do
veil, before purchasing elsewhere, TO call and ex
anime our large and ne stock of
ITALIAN AND AMERIOAN MARBLE
MONUMENTS,
MONUMENTAL TABLET HEApsTONEs
VASES, STATUARv. and BAPrIsMAL FONTS
All of new and beautifully proportioned designs af
THE STEAM MARBLE WOBKS OF
GADDEsS BROS,
Sharp German streets, Baltimore.