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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-27
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who should solve this riddle. We believe
the reward has never been claimed:
The noblest object in the world ofart,
The brightest gem that nature can impart,
The point essential in lawyers case,
The well-known signal in the time Of peace,
The farmer prompter when he drives the plow,
The soldiers duty and the lovers vow,
The planet seen between the earth and sun,
The prize that merit never yet has won,
The miser's treasure and the badge OF Jews,
The wife's ambition, and the parsons dues,
Now if your noble spirit can divine,
A corresponding word of every line,
By the first letters quickly will be shown,
An ancient city of no small renown.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-27
A Cuban War Incident.

Among the prisoners captured lately
in the Ciuco Villas were Capt. Carlos
Cerise and Salome Moya, colored man.
The Court Martial found them guilty,
and both were sentenced to death, being
placed in capilla at Cienfugas on the
night OF the It'll, preparatory to their ex-
ecution on the morning OF the Sth. Capt.
Cerise was very contrite, but firm, and
when he became convinced that escape
from his doom was impossible, he re-
quested the attending priest to send fol-
Anita NJ, who had been his mis-.
tress, and whom he wished to marry SO
as to leave her his name. The young
girl was then waiting outside and soon
appeared both confessed and received
the holy sacrament, after which they
were married. The ceremony was hardly
concluded when the muffled roll of the
drum was heard outside, and the officer
appeared who was to lead Cerise to the
rlace of execution. Cerise was firm,
embraced his wife, and with a steady
step marched out to meet his Maker.
The wife looked after him with fearless
eyes, not sound escaped her lips, and
throwing herself before the crucifix she
prayed silently. When the fatal volley
was heard she threw herself convulsiyely
before the altar, a loud scream was heard,
and when her friends ran up they found
she had tainted. Restoratives were ap-
pied, but reason had fled for the time.
Hopes are entertained of her recovery,
and her case excites great pity. When
the revolution broke out she was already
engaged to be married to Cerise. Call
ing him one evening, she informed him
that he must join the revolutionists else
she would break with him. His love was
stronger than his convictions, and he
went off, gaining soon reputation for
bravery and almost for ferocity. Some
months later, the young lady escaped
from town and joined him in the field,
where she remained with him until the
capture. While the marriage ceremony
was in progress, the mulatto continued to
make irreverent remarks and was finally
removed even on the way to the scaffold
he would laugh at his companion, and
asked him whether he felt easier now,
being q married man. At the place OF
execution he would not kneel down, but
received the fire OF the soldiers standing
erect, shouting "Viva Cuba" and Mu
ernal los Espanoles " The priests he
treated with great disrespect.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-27

ARMY REDUCr1oN.-In accordance with
the act of Congress of July last the War
Department have issued an order detin-
ing the organization OF the United States
army on and after July |, 1871. 1t pro
vides for a total in all branches Of the
service OF 10000 enlisted men, distribu-
ted as follows: Engineers, Dol; ordi-
nance and post ordnance sergeants, 616
military academy band, a; 50 compan-
les of artillerymen of 60 men each and .
batteries of light artillery of 81 men each,
3,72O; 100 companies of cavalry OF 81
men each, SlO,0SO; $50 companies OF 60
men each, $1,000 and non-commisslon,
ed staff OF regiments, 200. There Will
be forty regiments in all, and by the ar
rangement here indicated a maximum
number of men. Recruiting is to be re-
duced by raising the standard Of height
and other qualifications, which will i'm
prove the character of the rank and file.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-27
THE people OF Minnesota have been

THE people of Minnesota have been
much surprised and grieved upon learn
ing that man who was arrested in Cali
fornia, in January, for plundering a
mail-car on the Central Pacific Railroad,
is Stephen c. Miller, son OF Ex-Gov.
Stephen Miller, of their State, and that
his accomplice in the crime was his
Younger brother, Robert, who was a
route agent on the road, and had charge
of the mail-car on the night OF the rob-
berry. Stephen twice attempted suicide
after his arrest. 1t is reported that
Robert has attempted to escape punish
ment by turning States evidence against
his brother Stephen.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-27

BoSxES-The pattern bonnets have
arrived from Brussels Straw bonnets,
black lace bonnets, and n few dressy
fairs Of Frou Frou gauze or of Grape,
make up the impnrtations. Not tulle
or silk bonnet is shown, and but few
round hats. Straws are greatly in the
prepouderance, and though got up in the
simplest vlllage-mliden fashion, they
will doubtless, be considered the most
elegant and stylish bonnets OF the
Spring. English Dunstables, Milan
braidS. and all white straws are among
the trimmed bonnets, but yellow Italian
braids, the Tuscan and Leghorn, and the
brown and black straws are omitted.
The shapes are the notifications OF the
GYPSY and the republique, already de-
scri6ed. Much OF the high, towering
effect is still given to bonnets by abun-
dant face trimmings, yet the black de-
sends low on the soft chatelaine braids,
and is often finished by cape. The
front stands up high, not as the coronet
or reyers of last winter, but the straw Is
simply bent upward and back about two
inches from the edge OF the bonnet. The
crown is prominent, and often straw
band or curtain is added beneath.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-27

AMONG the dreaded results OF the late
European war, one OF the most terrible
has already appeared. The poison taken
up by the atmosphere from the multi
tudes OF battle-felds where the thousands
of dead, either unburied or very INSULT
GENTLY so, has commenced to reach the
air OF the cities and villages OF the blood
stained country. Recent kilograms an
nounce that in many parts OF France
and Prussia typhoid fever, and even
more fearful types OF disease, have ap,
peared in very aggravated forms aud
there is much cause for the apprehension
that. unless most vigorous measures are
employed, the blast of pesilence Will
sweep the face OF the continent.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-27

NEVER TOO LATE. Smiles tells US that
Sir Henry Spelman did not begin the
study of science until he was between
fifty and sixty Yeas OF age. Franklin
was fifty before he fully entered upon
the study OF natural philosophy. Dryden
and Scott were not known as authors
until each was in his fortieth year. Boo
cacio was thirty-five when he commenced
his literary career. Alferi was forty.six
when he began the study OF Greek DR.:
Arnold learned German of an advanced
age for the purpose of reading Neibuhr
in the original, and in like manner James
Watt, when about forty, while working
ut his trade as instrument maker in Glas-
gov. learned French, German, and
Italian. to enable him to pursue the valu-
able works on mechanical philosophy
which existed in those languages.
Thomas Scott WIS tifty-Six before he be-
gan to learn Hebrew. Robert Hall was
once found lying upon the floor racked
BY pain. learning Italian in his old age
to enable him to judge OF the parallel
drawn by Mscaulay between Milton and
Dante. Handel was torty-eight before
he published any Of his great works. In
deed hundred of instances might be
given Of man whoStruck out in an entire
" different path, and successfully entered
on new studies 1t comparatively sd
vanced time OF life,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-27

one more skillful than herself. The
stories of other fingers lost in Irvine
factories would differ but slightly from
this. A moments forgetfulness OF the
danger, but one moment of yielding
to the universal childish impulse to play,
and the mischief is done. From Children
Who Work, in Scribner'S Monthly.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-27

ANOTHER BRUTAL MuRDER-A fright
full murder was committed at Virginia,
Nevada. One man walked up toanother'
standing in drinking-shop, and, with
out the least warning or explanation
blew his brains out. The assassin merely
asked his victim, the instant before dis,
charging his pistol, "where he would
have it ?" and then, without waiting for
a reply, pulled the trigger.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-27

We may very much simplify DIR.
Hutchinson's table, and say that as n
rule. a mans weight increases at the rate
of five pounds for every inch of height,
and this rule holds good for all practical
purposes.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-27

PRor. Brown, in the Lancet, says that
calves die quite suddenly after sucking
cows affected with foot-and-mouth dis
ease /; and fatal effects have followed the
administration of the milk to young pigs.
It acts energetically when given warm.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-27
kUnder the Naples.

Under the naples sat Jenny and l,
Ever so many years ago,
Watching the streamlet murmuriug bv,
And gurgGng love-snng in its flow;
And feecy clouds, in a phantom troop,
Scudded across the bright blue SKY,
While our hearts were weaving, in many loop,
A mesh for the lives Of Jenny and |.
II seemed not strange that her tiny hand
Should nestle so trustingly fond in mine,
And her auburn ringlets' gold-brown strand
Ny clumsy fingers like silk should Irvine;
And right it seemed that her bright young head
Should find pillow upon my breast,
As the clouds, in gold and purple and red,
Sank royalty down in the far-off west.
For that old, old story had told
The story OF anxious hopes and fears
While over her ringlets' dark-brown gold
Was falling shower OF pearly tears
Tears that hung on her eyelids' fringe
Like dew on the fresh-born buds Of May
And her bushes deepened their roseate tinge,
As | tenderly kissed those tears away.
Her heart was mine, though her lips refused
To utter that longed-for syllable, ''Yes;"
But musing she sighed, and signing she mused,
What meant her signs and her musing-
guess? .-
As the stars pceped out from the twilight
~" sky,
i Ever so many years ago,
4, Under the NAPLES, Jenny and /.
There are frosty streaks in the auburn hair
That twincd round my fingers years ago,
And the brow Of my wife may be less fair
Than it seemed in that sunsets ruddy glow;
But know when l clasp her to my breast,
There's wilder thrill than in days comedy
When the clouds sank royalty down in the west,
As under the naples sat Jenny and l.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-27

AT Montana the Indians are learning
tricks from white men. They are setting
up toll gates on narrow places in the
woods, and compelling the travellers to
come down"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-27

The curious fact that needle rother
steel wire inserted in living body will
Immediately become oxidized, while, If
the body be dead, no oxidation will take
place was recently brought to lig int by
DR.. Laborde, of Paris. This is simple
fest as to whether death has taken place,
and will be available in cases of trance or
cotolansy
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-27

A couple of first cousins married in
Lynn, Iowa, and ten Of their twelve chill
dren are cripples.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-22
TELEGRAPHIC.
DysrarcuEs TS THE GazETTE
FROM WASHINGTON.
CONGRESS-.

CONGRESS. y
WAsHINGToN, March % In the Senate Mr..
Lewis presented the memorial Of Nicholas En-
sey, Of Charlotte county, Va, in regard to his
claim for French spoliations. 1t was referred
to the Committee on Foreign Relations.
-, A bill passed granting a pension to Phoebe
Schofcld. of n Y, lO3 years old, and widow
of Il revolutionary soldier, was passed.
A resolution for printing 10000 extra copies
OF the report Of the Commissioner Of Education
Was amended OH motion of Mr.. Bayard BIZ
striking out page l53 of the report containing
reflections on the State of Delaware, and passed.
In the House OF Representatives a motion to
adjourn and then L motion to adjourn until
Friday were made Immediately after the read
ing Of the journal had been finished.
The motion to adjourn until Friday was lost
ayes II, nays III, and the House refused to ad-
journ.
The Committee on Elections reported in
favor Of Mr.. Ames for the contested scat in the
3rd Arkansas district, and he was admitted and
sworn in.
Filibustcrng, with motions to adjourn, wa:
then renewed
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TUST RECEIVED AT FRENCH
u ,-s., No. % King street.
MORE NEW BOOK S d.

Froudc's History of England; Popular Edi-
ton; another lot to-day; complete III - vols;
81 25 per volume. -. D
The Silent Partner, by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps,
author of Gates Ajar, Hedgcd in, etc; 81 So.
AID Fidem, or Parish Evidences of the Bible
by Rev E. F. Burr, ID, author of Ecce Coz
lum, etc. 81 SO. .,
Secret History of the French Court under
Richelieu and Mazarin, or Life and Times of
Madame de Chevcreuse, by Victor Cousin, au-
thor of The True, the Beautiful and the Good
etc; 81 25
Kitty's Glass Day, by Louisa NJ. Alcott, au-
thor Of Moods, Little Women An Old Fashion
ed Girl, ETC.; 75c. ...r. ..'
New Books daily ut
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The Markets..

LIVERPOOL, March 22-ll::0 a: m.--Cot-
ton opcucd with hardening tendency; up
lands q Orleans -
LONDON, March 22-l:30 p. m.-AmericllI
securities quiet and steady.
FRASKFoRT March 22.-I'ive twenty bonds
closed at g6s for the issue of 1862. =.
BALTIMORE March 22-Eirginia SKIES: od,
54l bid. 81 asked: do 1856. IS bid. ~ asked;
do 1851. e. lid; do coupon. old g. bid, Go4
asked. Cotton firm. Flour quiet but hrm.
Wheat unchanged: Southern common active.
S4as6: yellow Southern dull s.. Oats weak,
New YORK. March. o2-Gold, steady at L.
Stocks very strong and active. Money easy at
1. Va, skies, q do; new Coz. Flour steady.
Wheat quiet and steady. Corn unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-22

COLUMBIA ENGINE COMPANY. -Son1e disap-
pointmentis experienced by the members of the
Columbia Engine Company at the unlocked
for delay in the assignment and preparation
of house for the accommodation of their new
steam fire engine 1t appears that the elders
of the lst Presbyterian Church have lease
upon the Star engine house-the house the
company expected to get-which they are I'M
willing to relinguish until its expiration-some
time next fall
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-22

First National Bank of Alexandria Virginia, do
solemnly swear that the above statement is true,
to the best Of my knowledge and belief.
CHAS. r. HOOFF, Cashier.
State of Virginia, county Of Alexandrla, city of
Alexandria, Sworn to and subscribed before
me- VIM WRIGHT, Notary Public
Correct attest:
ANDREW JAMESON,
s. +. GREGORY, Directors.
j. NJ. STEWART mar 22-lt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-22

The VIRGINIA TELEGRAPH COMPANY are
undressing rapidly with the arrangement OF
rho;r wires. Offices have already been opened
81 Manassas and Front Royal. This useful en-
ternr;se we hope may be, and no doubt will be:
hirhly successful,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-22
TeIepranIIic BreyiticS.

Lawrence Oakley died to. day from the effects
of a stab received in bowling saloon in Louis
vile on Sunday last.
James Wilson, convicted Of murder in Hart
ford, Conn, is cndeayoring to starvc himself
to death. ...'.,.r
A celebration is in progress i'll San Francis
co in honor of the ratification ofpeacc between
France and Prussia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-22

PERsoNAL.-Captain Charles Mitchell, now
one of the oldest as we'll as one Of the most pop
ular and accommodating steamboat men on the
Potomac, has been appointed to the command
of the Norfolk steamer, Lady of the Lake.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-22
nv l., ID. Harrison. Auctieneer.

GALE, OF FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
y TREES-Will be sold on SATURDAY
MORNING, ut IL clock, at No. Is North
Royal street, l25 Peach Trees, assorted, best va
rieties 40 Ounces; No Anglers APPLE Fl e or Or
t Plums, assorted, nice; Ornamental Trees, as
sorted, nice; 4 Shrubs; Is Roses: NH :22-St
ORNAMENTAL TREEs-Wo are receiving
~ orders for Lndens Naples P ana ,'h asoara
gus Roots, Sc, and receive our supplies from an
NH ~ y e. S. LEADBEATER& BRO:
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-A coop
w GARDENER A single man preferred
References required. Address ,,7>1nrp
mar % -. = Abingdon.
ENNGLIsH LAWN GRASS sEED-1,Just re-
~ ceived and for sale by ,, e npoT
mh q E S. LEADBEATER& BIO.
DIAPER BAGS AND FLOUR SACHS re-
j. ceived and for sale by
NH ~ JOHN H. PARROTT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-22

THE WEATHER is now highly favorable for
fishing. As already stated, the run Of fish is
early. We hope for favorable season through
out, and for success to all engaged in catching
and sailing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-22

Docs. Complaints are beginning to be made
again about the number of dogs i'll town: on
which no taxes are paid
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-22
ByL.D Harrison, Auctioneer.

GALE OF A NO. EXTRA LARGE SAL
- AMANDER SAFE-Will be sold on SAT-
URDAY, March 25th, at 10 o'clock u. M, in
front of the store of Charles w. Green, No. 6S
King street, one large No !, extra large Sala-
mander Iron Safe-all complete. The safe can
be seen there ........ mar oD-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-22

AppoINTMENT-Thc Board of Education
has appointed John Slater, Esq, as Trustee Of
Public Schools for Jefferson District, in the
county of Alexandria, vice Edgar +. Harper,
raciona1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-22

ARREST OF A CATTLE THIEF.-A colored
man has just been arrested in Mount Vernon
Township, Fairfax county, and committed to
Jail in that county, charged with stealing an OK
from Lloyd Walker, cow from Louisa Fergu-
son, heifer from Theron Thompson and hog
from f. G. Gibbs. Before he was arrested he
assaulted and severely beat another colorcd
man who had informed upon him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-22

THE ROOSTER. diabolical invention
abounds in all parts of the city, despite the
threats of his Honor, the Mayor. One Of our
teachers tells us that he captured ten one day,
from his boys, and accuses us of having intro
duced the instrument by our description of it.
He says he hopes the police will catch all the
offenders and let them have taste Of the pad
die, at the station house
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-22

SEVERELY HURr-Mr. George Williams,
while at work at Fishtown yesterday evening,
fell from ladder and was severely hurt. lie
was taken to his boarding house in spring Wa
gon, and this morning wasreportcd to be I'M
proving.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-22

ALEXANDRIA GRAYs-A meeting of the
Alexandria Grays was held last night at
American Hall, with Capt. Herbert Bryant in
the chair and Quartermaster W. B. Price Sec
rotary The committee appointed to prepare
a constitution and set of by laws reported those
Of the 5th Regiment Maryland National
Guards and articles |. , 5. and 4. Of the con-
stitution and sections l. and 3 of article lst
and sections |. g. and g. of article I'd of the by
laws were adopted.
a resolution was adopted that the fatigue
uniform should consist of a gray shirt and cap.
The article of the Maryland organization al
lowing honorary membership upon the annual
payment of S. was adopted.
It was resolved that all members be request,
ed to pay to the treasurer during the current
week their initiation fees amounting to 81 each,
and that the monthly fees be 25cts.
Monday and Friday nights of each week
were designated as drill nights.
American Hall was selected as the Armory Of
the Company and Capt. Bryant was appointed
committee to contract for leasing it.
An executive committee was appointed con
sisting of Capt Bryant, Lieut.. Reed, Lieut.
Eddings, Sergeant Tolson and priyates Mush
back and War6eld
The meeting then adjourned until next Fri
day night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-22

G.. AND 0. CANAL.-Thc leak in the Chcs
apeake and Ohio Canal discovered yesterday
near the Chain Bridge, and mentioned in the
Gazette, has been repaired, and boats are OK
pected to arrive here tonight
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-22

FAIRFAX COUNTY CoURT-2ND DAY.-The
last will of Dennis Johnston was admitted to
probate Jane Ann Johnston and Mary A John
ston qualified as executives.
William A. Thompson qualified as Deputy
Sheriff.
VIM. H Endens administrator Va M. 4. En-
din; in chancery; cause removed to Circuit
Court by consent
Com. VS.. Joseph Carter defendant admitted
to bail.
VIM. P Roby's administrator vs. VIM. NJ
KidXell; scirefacias to revive judgment; jury
and verdict for defendant; notice for new trial
A. Stephen vs.. j. Sangster; in debt on note
for STA; Judgment for plaintiff for $50.
The will of Nancy Stone was offered for pro-
bate motion continued and summons to parties
interested ordered
Dalles Powells account vs. Commonwealth
for $50 20, allowed and ordered to be certified,
Joseph Whitehead account VS.. same for 81,
allowed and ordered to be certified
Geo. II. Benter vs. j. r. Collard; ron suit.
John Shafer VS.. Benz Thornton; in case;
judgment for plaintiff for $SO.65:
Thomas H. Nelson vs. Thos. ). Walters; non
suit entered.
Same VS.. r. Hirst; referred to counsel
MORTON anu MOTIFS W. L. L. IoWlc, Ill uCOt,
judgment for plaintiff for $50,
A. S. Grigsby use Beckwith admir- VS.. John
D. Cross; in chanccry; order for account ia ken.
Alex. & f. r. r. vs. Betsy Reardon; order
to pay damages over to L. 3. Taylor defend
ants attorney.
Jane Bun vs.. Burdcr and others; in chan
Gerry; decree for sale; H. W. Thomas Commits
sioner to execute order
Court adjourned to 10 0 clock tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-22

REMARKs-The market for Wheat Is quiet
and steady the bulk Of the offerings being Of
medium qualities only no strictly prime or
choice on Change; offerings of 1896 bushels rcd,
with sales at l4O, l45, $50, l56 l63 and 10 Corn
is active and firm; offerings Of 674 bushels mix
ed, and PIP of yellow, with sales Of tho former at
60 and of tho latter at II. Rye is quiet; sales
of 24S bushels at 90. Oats are unchanged otler-
ings of 1894 bushels, with sales ut 50 and 90.
FISH MARKET, March 22-Receipts of Fish,
both from the shores and OILERS, daily increas-
ing. The largest '.jags' up to date have come
from Windmill Point, ono Of which contained
500 Shad and another 5000 Herring The quota
tons to-day are as follows Shad $40 80 per lCo;
Herring SIT so per 1000; Rock l9c and Perch
l5c per bunch.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

AT ALEXANDRIA,
In the State of Virginia. at the close of business,
March 18th, 1871
RESOURCES
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-22

New MILLINERY Miss NJ
E. Fossett has opened, at No. l24 King Street.
millinery and fancy goods store, where every
thing usually found in an establishment OF that
kind can be obtained. Her skill in and long
acquaintance with this business warrants the
GOOD taste and that the ladies who patronize
her will be satisfied with their purchases.