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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28
Regular Republican Candidate.
FOR MAYOR,


We caution our citizens that the greatest
vigilance may be exercised in detecting and
preventing illegal registration to-day and on
Monday and Tuesday next. The Board Of
Registration assemblies at the City Hall to-
day to complete their labors. The list Of
registered voters In the several wards will be
open for revision, and to allow those who have
not registered to do so.
The difficulty will be in the massing Of real
dents Of all the wards Of the city, thereby
making 1t harder to locate those who may
present themselves claiming to be rosideuts Of
Washington. We are glad that steps have
been taken to prevent, II possible, the colo
nizcd" voters from recording their names.
The Congressional act enforcing the Off
tccuth amendment will have become law
before this evening, and VIC warn those who
are hiding and abettlng the rascally work OF
dcluding the poor colored men, that they are
watched There arc parties in whom they
have placed confidence, who VIII at the proper
time he prepared to expose their william >
The law-abiding citizens arc resolved to guard
the polls this year with Jealous eye, and
those Who attempt to vote illegally, will find
shoy have stern enemies to contend with. Let
every citizen, then, whorcsPccts the dignity
Of citizenship see to 1t that only bona tie resi-
dents Of Washington deposit votes at the
approaching municipal election, or register
during the closing days.
In most, not all the wards vigilance
committee have been designated TO locate"
strangers, and mere sojouncrs here win find
Il Improbable to sell out for a few days to
the CITY Hail ring" .-.. ...... ..T
Again. we urge the men OF Washington to
take interest in the closing days Of the regis
tratlon. To-day, Monday and Tuesday are
the last days. Examine the printed lists. II
You find your neighbor has been negligent,
ask him to register. In every way the good
work can be prospcred let 1t be done for the
honor Of the city and the credit Of common
cause.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28

LIT All VINO HAVE NOT THE PROPER
QUALIFICATION ~ CAREFUL nov THEY
AfTEmPT TO REGIsTER, EVERY MAN At.
TEMPTING 10 nE0lsTER ILLEGALLY WILL
BE ARRESTED AND tux sEyEREsT PENAL.
TIES WILL De ENFORCED,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28
New Advertisements.

JIrANTED-A sRAMsTREss, WILLING ToAT.
w TEND 10 other duties. 70 90 North with family.
tno,mmendatinns required Inquire At leb X street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28

LOOK OUT FOR FRAUDS AT THE REG
ISTRATION TODAY. BOWEN, COOK,
MORSE 4 co. ARE DESPERATE. THEY
HAVE IMPORTED AND CoLoNIZED
VOTERS, AND WILL NOT HESITATE
At ANYTHING TO ACCOMPLISH THEIR
ENDS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28

The Chronicles Opinion or Matthew @. EnerJ.
On the sth day Of June, 1860, the Washing
Ton Chronicle, which now opposes Mr.. Emery,
entertained the following opinion OF that gen
iuman
Matthew G. Emery Is sterling citizen,
nm estimable Christian gentleman, and has
long been identified with the interest Of the
city. Although not an active politician, no
has been consistent Republican, and con-
IrlbutCd largely Of his means for the princl-
pies Of freedom ind humanity, and for the
prosperity Of this city. lie Is the proprietor
Of quite large stono-Cuttlng place. Aside
from party lie has many personal friends
among all classes"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28
Boarding.
A FAvoRTTE SUMMER RESORT.

Tho MATTAPoIsETr HOUSE, Mattapol.ott,
Mass one OF the most popular summer TesorA now
open for the season. ltoommAnds fine VioW q BnI-
England. Full information be had on 1ppllcatIon
a. this once. J, A. ID. wOROKafKf =
mys9a Proprietor,
THIRST GLASS TABLE, BOARD OAR BE HAD
y At tho AMERICAN HOUSE, corner Of Bogenh
street and PgnnaYivaniA Ayenue for $40 per month.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28

TIE JUDGES OF ELECTION WILL BE
IN SESSION AT THE CITY HALL TO-DAY,
MONDAY, AND TUESDAY, TO REVISE
AND CORRECT THE LISTS OF REGIS
TERED VOTERS AND MAKE ADDITION
THERETO. CITIZENS, SEE TO 1T THAT
YOUR NAMES ARE CORRECT, AND RE-
GIsTER If YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY
DONE so.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28

1T Is suggested that collection be taken
mp to get a copy Of Pixies arithmetic for the
commissioners OF tho Third ward in Alexan-
Iria who have been employed - hours In
counting 400 votes, and were not through at
sunset Yesterday.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28
For sue Tor Rent.

L,oR REEfe A n Rf:iS 5T0RY BRICK .pwEIj
HlrIs ss Rps ';s ;sS''n rT S5ss "a
s SIE TE Ii. 1.s3 "a
madsiS Wood Bru', Ny yo,t i9ggiSs Of tx
nv HSt Corner 9th ard y stree.1
IGOR RKET-A TiiREE-sT0RY lRlQK HoUah
II Vi,h On mosstn Iaaplegs .asntsl Ne 1ze3, og z
nas s &c Wa spd Nss Dsla,Snssis Tgsvs Teoms
"a ,.Iis; '''S'sad s'i' sSS's ASpS ssss Sggg'
N9TS ssy Ts .I,, rI Ss.1.s 'EE Ts sfi oT
sale mmsdlaisly on The ihs q the Horse Railway
ss sy srs 3 q g @. Rs CO
Re- fs " R. e :1's slS Bm Olss s.s,
northwest. Iay1t cost
PoR sALE-A BRAUTIFuI. TIIRRE1sTQRY
n BhiUk HoUsE, sastslnlss .siSn ,Eoses lsil
.hrouShoat he House fhs HOUSE an elegant order
being newly painted and grained q esk hsoushogk
b ssshakssd Tor a.lnsist lasEehoS y dIsh
passed biln Vii run withip half square o. This
property Application should be made so3qq,n,n
wssd Nov York avenue Nc -. "a Sin.s .sEs:.
EoR sALR.A RARE UHANQE,-A oKNTLE.
heutJ, and de.isgS, q being rolieycd from ~ n
saSS sif ~ . ~ u him p isgss
RSIssss tern: .1s his n ,ie.S TIA Ssss cS 81
Ess contain s TGs ~ SfSh e. s'Ss n IA gs IsS
sh' sd vs rS ss ' ssSS SSg sus ssps Sss
Hoionss water n The y.rd Pie for saoa ~ INK
sS 1eSus S.P N T sssh on Ssa SSSs rdSs
may be secured upon The gremlses payabls :. saeh
e. psr Ssnp ps III ssnuis The osston d h pFop
nv i ven hne, md .roend .hieh nsns ese hrsselis
may Ssss sSGn New Yorl s-snSs ana M Ninth s.sss.
Fon MAEPs STDs .,0 TwSsToEY
and water-cosst. gas all lhruugh on Twenty seoopd
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28
$1,000 REWARD

WIN b paid for tho recovery Of the Goods stolen
fsou our Store On The night Of the is,as, consist
ing Of Diamonds waiohss and JOvsly or In proper.
toa for any part thsrsoL ESss information apply TO
Police headquarters,
s.aOLDsTEN a GO.
mygiH PaHnbFOhon
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-03-29
Miscellaneous Items.

There are $4,000 men in Cincinnati who
want the saloons shut up Sundays.
The Virginia Republicans have failed to
consolidate their rival factions.
The Connecticut Reform School is Is
years old, and has "done" for 1900 boys.
1t is said that a new Intoxicating liquor
has been distilled from tea.
In Los Angeles County, Cal, one thous-
and horses were lately sold for s. per head.
The Texas Legislature refuses to elect a
chaplain and excludes all reporters.
An intoxicated man in Arkansas killed
a school teacher and two negroes last week
DR.. S. P. Townsend, of sarsaparilIa fame,
is dead.
There are 500, goo, 900 of unclaimed de-
posites in the New York savings banks.
Gen Houston's homestead at Independ-
ence, Texas, has been sold at auction for
$1,000.
John Morrissey's chair is said to be one
of the most conspicuous in Congress, be-
cause John IS never in it.
There has been 1854 conversions report
ed by pastors Of the churches in the United
States during the month Of February.
A man was killed and devoured by
wolves recently, while working in lumber
camp in Sanilac county, Mich.
The Alaskan Mekutonecutocoats live in
great simplicity on the Atutoacoolakuchar
gut river.
The wife of Richmond man went out
"to take tea last August and has not yet
returned.
A Cincinnati rough has been sentenced
to 80 years imprisonment for stabbing a
policeman.
That was bitter joke of the man in New
Jersey who put quantity of jalap in some
beer his friend was about to drink The
funeral was generally attended.
An Ohio town proposes to give its wo
men the right to vote, provided they will
become responsible for their husbands
debts and turn out to mend the roads.
An enterprising gentleman turned az
honest penny by renting anger holes at $:
a peep in stable overlooking a jail yard
| at the last Pennsylvania hanging.
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Derby Line, March 10, 1870.

A gentleman from Bethel Hill, Me-, says
that Messrs. Allen Bros, proprietors of
Philip Aliens Print Works, r. l., were
down to Bryant's Pond recently, trouting,
when one of them was attacked with sciatc
rheumatism so suddenly, that he had to
be carried from the pond to his hotel, a
bottle of Johnson's Anodyne Linimentwas
resorted to, and he was out next day.
How are you today Pm not feeling well,
bilious and sick head ache, have been
looking around for box of Parsons Pur-
gative Pills, but our traders are all sold
Country Paper.
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Office of FISK & HATCH,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERN
MENT SECURITIES,
No. 8 NASSAU ST., NEW YORK,
February Is, 1870.

The remarkable success which attended our ne
gotiation Of the Loans of the CENTRAL PACIFIc
RAILROAD COHPANY and the WESTERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY, and the popularity and
credit which these Leans have maintained in the
markets. both in this country and in Europe,
have shown that the First Mortgage Bonds of
wlscly-located and hOnorably- managed Rail-
roads are promptly recognized and readily taken
as the most suitable. safe, and advantageous
form Of Investment, yielding more liberal in
come than can hereafter be derived from Gov
enmcnt Bonds, and available to take theirplace.
Assured that, in the selection and negotiation
Of superior Railroad Loans, we are meeting
great public want, and rendering a valuable ser
vice-both to the holders of Capital and TO those
great National works Of internal improvement
whose intrinsic merit and substantial character
cnritle them to use Of Capital and the confidence
Of iuvestors-we now offer with special conf.
deGce and satisfaction the
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-03-29

Mr.. EDITOR A shoat distance from
the Canada Line, in the respectable state
Of Vermont, you will find the ambitious
little village Of Newport 1t is new, pref
ty, and enterprising, but has its drawbacks
the Newport Express is there published.
On this account the ambitious little village
should receive our tenderest sympathy and
compassion. suppose the editor of that
whited sepulchre ''must live" but if he
must also be an editor it is pity for New
port that he was predestinated to be locat-
ed there. Every Newport girl ought to
blush whenever the paper is mentioned in
her hearing. Camp is not to blame for his
bringing up ; perhaps he didn't have any
father or mother; perhaps the companions
of his youth perverted any germ of taste
that he might ever have possessed, but as
it is, it is pity for Newport. His com
pliments are about as agreeable as abuse
from others. No doubt he does as well as
he can, but it is impossible for him to ex-
hibit taste when he hasn't any, only its SO
much the worse for Newport. Though il
Newport likes such low style it may be be-
yond PHYS reach. SO much from touching
tar, or reading tar in this case.
The acme Of Camps glory lies in his
Quebec correspondent, who is apparently
a lost female, who retails to the Newport
ers stories select enough for New Yorl
Water Street dance house. Circumstan
tial evidence induces people to believ,
'Isitsoornot" to be one of the 'ladies" she
writes Of
PITYNEWPORT.
n,rI,r. 1 sr,c NInr..h 10 S-n
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There are only 2l3 cattle over the northern
roads today, in place of the $50 asst Tuesday It
is also reported that bur few have been bought
at Albany for Brighton in consequence of an ad /
vance in prices there. Hence the drovers here
have put up their asking prices, and would have
made good t ing Of it had not the butchers
refused TO put up their giving prices Possibly
individual sellers may have done better than
they could last week but as the late decline in
prices has encouraged butchers to anticipate
cheaper beef, we doubt whether the average of
sales this week will exceed thar of last week.
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Agents Wanted for tn. New Book,
SECRETS OEiNTEeN'L REVENUE

By Pr0Tni enf Office at the Urea n Y >,.v,e,
showing up the secret al ir1fr ctE iT.s.
the Revenue Department he ti-key Ring,
Gold Ring. and DR. rhack Fraud >y-tem tic
Robbery. Depredarions, Fonspif cirs ard Raids
on the Government Malfta>ahce. Tyranny ard
Corruption of high Officials The mo.r startling
and important book published Containing ahoRt
500 well Fl led ptgts. sr'irfedlv il'u,rrated Sold
by subscription only Send for circn'ar and
special terms VIM INT, Pahiisher.
Philadelphia. Pa ;Chcago. III OF Cincinnati, o.
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THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

For twenty-five cents you can buy OF
your Druggist or Grocer a package OF Sea
Moss Farine, manufactured from pure r.
ish Moss or Carrageen, which will make
sixteen quarts of Blanc Mango, and like
quantity of buildings, Custards, Creams.
Charlotte Russo, &c, &c. It is by far the
cheapest, heaIthie~t and most delicious
food in the world
RAND SEA MOSS FARINE CO..
50 Park Place, n. Y.
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PLANTATION BITTERS.
s. T.--1S6O.-X.

This wonderful vegetable restorative is
the sheet-anchor Of the feeble and debili-
tated. As tonic and cordial for the aged
and languid, it has no equal among stom-
achics. As aremedy for the nervous weak
ness towhich women are especially subject,
It's superseding every other stimulant.-
In all climates, tropical, temperate or frig-
id, it acts as specific in every species Of
disorder which undermiues the bodily
strength and break down the animal spir-
its. For sale by al druggists. IONS
I was cured Of Deafness and Catarrh by a
simple remedy and Will send the receipt free.
l2wi Mrs. NJ. c. LFGGsTT, Hobok n, n J.
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AGENTS WANTED

For our New Book THE EXPOSE. or NOR
MONS and MOB MONISM."
By sister of High Priest, and resident for
10 years among 81 EN- Illustrated. Pages, 472.
Price 81. Giving full and authentic account
Of their moral social aud political CONDITION TO
abe present time, and OF the ysteries ard work
ings of POLYGAMY. Full of startling facts
and astounding disclosures. Sold only by sub
scrlption. Exclusive territory given. Circulars
and sample sheer senr free. Address
BtLKNAP s BLISS, Hartford Conn.
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lis superiority as an East and West route, and
tae promise ot ia immense and profitable trade
awaiting us comp iesiou have drawn to it the at
read.u ANA cooperation Of prominent Capitalists
au3 Railroad men Of this City Of sound judg-
meat and known integrity, whose connection
... business men Of Virginia and West Virgin
d.. 5u-glgs an energetic, honorable. and
>-eeg,-ruj maua@ement.
I'll. 2 .a j., completed and in operation from
.- 90 The celebrated White sulphur
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
For sale on account ofilI health, by Elisha and
salma Davis Of Sheffield, between
800 and 400 Acres of Real Estate.

800 and 400 Acres of Real Estate,
consisting in part Of the farm on which they now
reside, containing about 1870 acres; also % acres
of pasture and sugar LOT, and all the sugar appa-
ratus; also about 1860 acres Of pasture, wood and
sugar land; also about 26 acres Of wood and tim
Der land. and about II acres Of pasturing, all in
the town of Sheffield. SAID farm averages about
70 tons of hay yearly. besides large ciop Of
grain, potatoes, corn, and turnips. There is
young apple orcharl on the farm of about 70
trees also blue and red plums. The buildings
and fences are in good repair. The farm is well
watered. 1t is situated one mile from Sheffield
village and seven miles from Lyndon depot
Said real estate will be sold cheap and posses
sion given immediately A part Of the purchase
money will be required on delivery Of the deed,
the remainder can lay on said real estate with
yearly payments Those wishing to purchase
will please come and see it. The most of the
hay can be cut " it'll machine There is a good
chance for a crop this year Said farm can be
occupied as a dairy and sheep farm if desired
loft
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10 NONSIiMPTlNES

ProyiieutaNv my daughter was restored TO
health lv simple means without medicine. The
particulars Will be sent free. REUBEN z, HorNs-
Low, Stockton str-e,, Brooklyn, L. I. l2w4
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
The Capture, the Prison Pen and the
EsPa0e.

BY CAPT. WILLARD WORCESTER GLAZTER.
''The Ne1c York Sodier Auttor"
T bis is the most thrilling the most popular
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COOLEY G. DAUCHEY.
COLLEGIATE & CO.
THE MAGIC C0MR

Will change any colored hail or beard to pei :
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Anyone can use it. One sent by mail for 81
Mass. 4m3
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RESPECTABLE.

Intelligent Persons Of either sex, who desire to
know how they may realize from $1,000 % $4,000
a year, Introducing valuable and popular hnoks,
may address LIE & SHEPARD, Publishers,
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P. S.-We haveissued pamphlets containing
fall particulars, statistical details, maps, etc.,
which will be furnished upon application.
GTWe buy and sell Government Bonds, and
receive The accounts of Banks, Bankers, Corpo-
rations, and others, subject to check at sight, and
allow interest on daily balances. 9m3
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S25 A DAY.
ECONOMY is WEALTH '--Franklin

Why will pc pie pay $50 or more Cor Sewing
Machine when S22 will huy one that has stan
dsrd reputation, is double thread complete with
table, constructed upon entirely new and practi-
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censed, and intended Tor poor people who want
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Machines sent TO agents and given away TO needy
families. For circulars and reduced prices. adj
dress ]. C. Otis & CO., Franklin and Diamond
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$1,000, 5000, AND 9100,


H.vw +. .s.ae1 lis Cav8g4 Bonds. uqgaJle .
b Bearer and NAV re he,dfn that form: or
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g-... au ,n book. oftle COMPANY. and the in
tercst made payable ollv 10 the registered own
e-.r bis a.taruev.
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en-
I'd "Registered Bonds with Coupons
- ..yats.a poss ;.b Co
$3.50 -. .,-..,--'F1 -
Correspondents IN specifying the class OF Bonds
desired
They have thirty years to run from January
i 1870, with interest At six per cent. per annum
payable in Gold in the City of New York.
The interest TO bepavablein MAY and NoyEH-
Der. thar It may take the place o. that of the
earlier issues of -Tweat;es and suit the con-
veuicnce Of our friends who already hold Cen
VIA an" es'''' "''LC Do""s' WIN interest
p"' a.. 20 '.'-'u' ..'u NY "'0 VINO may ue-
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1fl5SK 1lDe7s Il NJ TINaMscH@INe

FOX FAMILY USE simple, cherp, rsttable.
Knits everything. AGENTS WANTED Cir
cular and sample stocking FREE. Address
HINKLEY KNITTING MACHINE CO.. Bath,
Maine. Sm3
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E0iINn AT Asst

Watches superseded. The Dollar Time Keeper.
perfect gem. Elegantly cas'd in Oriode Of
Gold, superior compass attachment, ensmeled
dial silver and brass works, glass crystal, ize of
ladies' watch. Will denote correct time. War.
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entirely of metal Is enrrel, new patented
Only 81 each; three for 81; in ne t case, mailed
free. Address E. C.CHASE CO., Springfield,
Mass.
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany.

Tie Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, connecting
The Atlantic coast and the magnificent harbors
af.he Chesapeake Bay with The Ohio River at a
na.u. ofTeuah'e navigation, and thus, with the
Railroad system and water transportation Of the
great West and SOU invest, forms the addi-
1iouel E&st and " est Trunk Line, so i'm
pasa-ye'y demtuded- OF the accommodation of
the immense ana rapidly growing transportation
aew-en the Atlantic seaboard and Europe on
tLe .ae hand, and the grea; producing regions
os .le Ohio and Mississippi Valleys on the other,
The Importance q this Read as a new
oIiiet irom the West 10 the sea mdgnifes
II Hlu one ot national consequence, and insures
~ F. aa extensive through traffic from the day
ri Is com9' elton; while, in the development Of
the cZteo>I i've agricultural and mineral resources
Of yir-lniaaud West Virginia, il possesses, along
its own line, the elements OF A large and profita-
n'e local business.
Thus the crest interests, both general and local,
which demand the completion Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad to the Ohio River, afford the
surest guarantee Of its success and value, and
render 1.-THE most important and substaR-
tial Railroad enterprise now in progress
in this Country.
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SHEFFIELD.

John Pearl, aged rs years, has cut one
hundred cords Of wood this winter, which
we think cannot be beaten.
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SAXON WINDOW SHADEs.-These shades
are made of wood wOve in the manner Of
cloth. They are painted green or any 9th
er color, or simply oiled, showing the grain
ofthe wood. They are very durable, cheap
and ornamental and can be sold for large
windows, for store fronts, at about half the
cost Of the painted linen shade, and will
last twice as long. Messrs Booth 4 Hyatt
are about commencing their manufacture
m DnrhN Limo