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The Late VIM. III. Seward.


HoNoRs TO HIS MEMORY HERE AND IN NEW
YORK.
Inrespect to the memory of the late Secretary
of State Seward, all of the department build
ings of the government in this city have been
driped in mourning, and were closed to- day.
The Governors Office and the offices of
the District government in the Column
ban buildings, on AZ street, were also
closed at noon by order of Governor Cooke
This afternoon, during the progress of the fune
raj ceremonies at Auburn, drges were rang
from the chimes of bells on the Metropolitan
church, IN this city, by Mr.. Widdows; among
them being "Changes in the minor KEY"
dead March in Saul" ANGELS Ever Bright
and Fair" Funeral March," "PIeyeI's
Away" "Thou art Gone to the Grave,
"Mount Vernon" &c. The fre-alarm tele-
graph bells throughout the city were tolled
from 2 80 TO $3.50 O'Clock this afternoon.
Governor Hoffman, of New York, has issued
a proclamation eulogistic of Mr.. Seward, and
ordering the suspense on of business in all the
State institutions to- day, and that the flags be
half masted till after the funeral. Gen. Nc
DOwell has ordered the offices of the Depart
ment of the East to be closed to- ia during the
obsequies of Mr. Seward.
The funeral is in progress this afternoon from
ST. Peters Episcopal church, in Auburn, at
tended by the mayor and Aldermen in a BODY.
The dwellings and stores in the city are draped
in mourning. The city hall is profusely draped
within and without, and all business was sus-
pended from noon till sunset. The board of
trade OF Oswego are present, and a large num-
Der OF distinguished persons from all parts of
the country. Evergreen arches have been
erected over the streets through which the fu-
neral procession Is to pass. The family OF the
deceased have received dispatches of sympathy
and coincidence from Secretary Fish, Chief JUS
tce Chase, Admiral Porter and numerous other
distinguished persons.
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POLITICAL RIOT IN KENTUCKY. riot
occurred at Covington, (Ky.) Saturday night.
An Associated Press despatch says: A Grant
procession, consisting half of whites aud half of
or colored men was marching along the streets;
Greeley, and a negro cried. I" Shoot him! {"
and commenced firing. Another story is that
the fired in the air; and still another that
they nred into the crowd of bystanders. Al
though many shots were fired no one was hit
with bullets, but number were struck with
torches. The doors and windows Of two stores
were broken in.
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A LIZARD IN HIS SToNACH.-Au event is said
to have lately occurred at DuXbury, Vt, which
should act as warning 10 those who drink
water from brooks without looking carefully
into the vessels after dipping. A resident OF
the place mentioned, named Charles Marshall.
has, II appears. succeeded in eiec ing a lizard
from his stomach which measures three ami a
nan inches IN length: For several years he has
been constant sufferers the doctors sup
posed-from consumption; but, although many
remedies were tried. his case seemed utterly
hopeless However since the lizard has come
forth, decided improvement has been noticed:
the appetite begins to be natural again, and
there Is now, as we are assured, a certainty OF
his speedy recovery.
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AN ATTEMPT TO COMMIT FIRNDIsH OUT
RAGE-On Thursday evening the Boonton del
egation Of Grant and Wilson men to the Patter-
son delegation parade, returned 10 their homes
at ii O'Clock. short time before that hour,
George McKeon, the man who attends the
bridge west of Patterson, was knocked down
went TO work to obstruct the track, SO as 10
throw the train off the track. They placed some
loose ties on the trestle work OF the bridge in
such manner that they could not be seen by
the engineer of the approaching train and after
making sure that the bridge-tender was safely
pinioned they left. Fortunately the track
walker came along few minutes in advance of
the train and succeeded in stopping it. But for
his timely arrival the train, with its 100 passen
gers, would have been thrown OF the bridge into
the river.-N. 7. Star, 18Th.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

ALL THE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS Of the
government were closed to-day in respect to the
memory of the late VIM II. Seward
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MYsrkRIoUs MURDRR IN BosToN.-At nine
O'Clock last evening Charles Lane, of the firm
OF Lane q Co., wool dealers in Boston, residing
IN Hancock street, Dorchester district, heard hii
ooor DELL ring and went to answer it, when he
was Immediately shot in the abdomen BY a man
outside. Up to late hour there were but sliehI
chances OF his recovery. MT. Lane was sixty.
seven years of age, -
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THAcHIRs FOB THE CoLoRKp PRoprx
Forty-eight colored young girls and bows from
dlherent points In North Carolina, eightsen
were shipped, have arrived at Hsmntan Vs
TO attend the colored Normal School. Sbsrs
they viii be lifted for teachers gratuitonsIy
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CHlff OF POLICE MCWuLIAMs, of ,Tsrsev
Gny, was rensnded to jail Saturday in defsui,
OF pail IN the indictments against him 60
alleged completely In the firsf NafioraI :, i0L
robbery OF Jersey City. Ai oAnA
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CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE sample trunks filed
with watches, valued at t2O 600, belonging 20
NJ. n. Strauss, travelling agent for Richberg *
Co., OF New York, were taken from the Office
OF the Hess House some time between one and
SIX O'Clock on Saturday morning.
Mr.. ColfaX and the New York Tribune
NEW YORK, Oct. IA Washington dispatch
70 the Times says the report il current there
that Vice President Colfsx has been rendered
the editorial management Of the New York
Tribune.
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IHh FUNERAL of "Fanny Fern" took place
IN New York on Saturday, and, in accordance
WIN tne wsn OF the deceased, was very private.
to Boston for interment
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MR.. NELSON, United States Minister TO
Mexico arrived at Havana yesterday from Vera
Cruz and left at noon for New Yo-k.
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IHE VIcYIMs OF THE SHOOTING in Baltimore
on the night OF the Greeley demonstration in
That city were buried yesterday. The coroner 3
inquest on the remains of Samuel Barrett, the
whlte man, and George w. Barrett, the colored
boy, who were killed on that occasion, have re-
turned yerdicts that they came TO their deaths
by pistol shot wounds at the hands OF some per-
sons unknown
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The BANIsHMENT OF PRINCE NAPOLEON
The announcement that Prince Napoleon had
lett Paris in obedience to the order of the gov
eminent was premature. His notice to depart
directed him 20 leave at noon on Saturday, but
not having complied Herewith at 1890 O'Clock
he was waited upon by the secretary OF the Pre-
rect OF Police and two agents of the Govern
ment with orders for him to follow them toward
Switzerland. The Prince thereupon left the
city. The Princess Clothilde voluntarily ac-
companied him. A Geneva dispatch Of yester-
day says: Prince Napoleon has arrived here
He was accompanied to the frontier by agents
OF the French government,
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rRkDkRiCksBURG AND CHARLorrEsyILLR
hA1LRoAD.-Work will soon be resumed on this
engaged, and will 20 to work at once. The
contractor says he will complete the road to
orange Court House within four months. This
Snteiprlse viii be of incalculable benefit TO
FIe0ertckebur4.-Fyedeyicl bnr 4 Yc . ~
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SOMEBODY TO BLAME.-The Louisville peo-
pie are inclined toI consider the killing of ID We
persons by the fal ling of building i'm that city
on saturday, as reported in a telegram to THe
STAR OF that day, nothing less than sheer muir
Ger on the part of the architect and the contrac-
tors who, 1t is alleged, were erecting the build
lng1n the most unsubstantial manner. They ave
been arrested on the charge Of murder and the
public feeling Is very bitter against them.
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Troy, Oct 1.-THE Saratoga County Bank
at Waterford, was robbed AZ On early hour this
morning of over $500, coo, by gang OF nine des-
persdo,s disguised I'm kukluN uniforms. The
robbers secreted themselves IN the house of the
cashier, Mr.. II. VI. Havanburch, early last
evening, and Afterwards bound and gagged the
entire family except the cashier, who they com
PEELED 10 open the vaults Of the bank. The los
10 the bank IL about $3.50. Special depasitOrs
Will lose about 500, 90 IN United 81 stes bonds
and stocks. The cashier occupied rooms over
the bank. A reward Of so 900 ls offered Tor Tie
arrest OF the robbers
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Special NOTICES.
LOW Prices
A Card.

A Clergyman. while rysiding in South America,
missionary, discovered safe and simple rene DIV
tor the cure of Nervous Weakness. Gary Decay,
Disc ase Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and n
whole train q disorders brC ught hs balefu and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured b,
this notIe remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the rec ne
'or pTeparn g aud using this medicire IN sea le,l
envelope. to any one who needs il. Free Of Cbargs
Address, JOSEPH # IMAM
Station ID, Bible House,
marZ2-ly New York City.
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c lapse democrat of Ohio, who opposed
ton, was tainted BY liberal the other davN
80 you had to swallow Greeley, AFTER ALP, az
Gont swallow him-he wAs Injected. % replied
V-n T-p-Okio STATE yoov,,nJ ~f"S~
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The Insurreetion an spai.

- - hhh lNrt HGkNas.
MADRID, Oct IA dispatch fro-a Fsrrol.
rec Ntd ~ Madrid late last night, SAYS the in
suTrectiouists made two attack on 80 sri,s..
Asturius Friday last, but in both instances vs.re
r,pulsed by the crew. Three government 49,
sels are elockadlng the entrance 10 the harhaT
Of Ferrol. and q Is impossible for any Vcssei
captured BY the rebels 20 get out. Anarchy
prevails in the insurgent band. and b. l. believed
the insurTectiOn vii. be overthroSn by the nr-t
attack OF the government troops.
ARRIVAL OF GOVERNMENT TROOPS.
MADRID, oct II Marshal Rregua. cant ain
General OF COrunna, has survived al FrrrbI ~ n
force OF government troops. The rebels con-
unue 20 concentrate a. the arsenal Fifteen
hundred insurrectonists who left Ferrnl tor
Jubis were intercepted by the force under Mar
shal Brtgns, and TetTested.
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EXPLOSION and Loss ofItfa

FORT SCoTT, KANSAS, Oct. I4.-At q repub-
lican demonstration here SATURDAY.. Charles
Stone, q boy ten years old, was killed hy the
premature discharge of q cannon, aud Nelson
Riggs and Nat Margrave were shOckingly
burned and lacerated about the neck and arms.
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Trying 90 cal, ani.e a CorDS.

ADDRESS OF THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COVE
MITTEE-A LOUD CROW OVER GEoRaIA ANa A
WEAK oNE oVEB INDIANA.
INV loEK, Oct 1.-THE national democratic
committee issue an address 20 the people Of the
United states, IN " hich they rehearse the recent
results OF the elections H. showing n reduction
OF the strength OF their opponents, and refer 10
The election in Georgia. The victory for the
nbersl ticket II 20 uneNampled a. % take her
out OF the list Of doubtful states and 20 practi-
cally pronounce in advance the decision OF at
least l25 votes an the electoral college, 20 which
elect Greeley and Brown. The address con-
cludes as follows "Let our friends catch inspi-
ration from the heroic conduct Of our fellow
cltlzens IN georgia and Indiana, and from now
until November let their struggle be manfal
and unceasing for liberty and an untainted hal
lot box, for reform and an honest adm inistration
OF government
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New York Nofes

NRw YORK, Oct. Ii.-The Athletes and Bos-
ton clubs play the second champion game OF
base ball in Brooklyn this afternoon
There was another frost last evening,
WOMAN POISONED.
In Brooklyn a Mrs. Van Syckle died on Satur-
day night OF arsenic administered In tea. She
was possessed OF considerable money in her own
right. Her husband is said not 70 De a good one
An investigation IL In progress
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IHR RESURRECTION IN FRRRoL, SPAIN
Cable dispatches announcing a republican in
surrection among a portion of the troops at
Eerroil, an important town in the province OF
Ooruhha, on the northwestern coast of Spain
were published In Saturdays STAR. The town
Is strongly fortified, has vast arsenal and dock
yard, and barracks for 6 900 men, and although
II Is one OF the principal military and naval
stations in Spain. The insurgents were rot
able TO seize the castles which defend the town
but they have obtained control of the gunboats
IN the harbor, thus shutting out approach from
the sea. Reinforcements have been sent from
Madrid to the garrison of the Notifications, and
the combined forces will be sufficient to subdue
the insurgents, who at last edvices, still held out
although badly demoralzed, and poorly pro-
yided with ammunition. The red republican
flag Is floating over the vessels and palaces
seized by them. The only place of importance
held by the insurgents is the arsenal.
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DRY GOODS.

IN II B 3 q q % ID 3
A gTtst bargain IN Striped BRUSSELS SILK in
all cSi"rs, at 20 cents, CASsIMERES and other
seAsonable goods, cheap.
JOHNSON & CoLLEY
ocie-St' I'll Market Space
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MRS. LEVI WOODBURY., who was a belle in
this city in President Jackson's day, when her
husband was Secretary of the Navy, spends her
summers with her daughters, at her old home
IN Portsmouth, \. H., and may often be seen
riding horseback alone in the suburbs of that
delightful old town.
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Current report has had it that the Chronicle
establishment has done some $50 90 worth of
campaign printing, but that paper asserts this
morning that the amount is only about s27 ,0OO
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n q U l. n II LII
PATTI-MARlO
The StrakOsch Concerts
MILE CAkLOTTE PATTI,
The world renowned Cautatrice
MILE CARENO, the distinguished Pianiste
MISS CABf, the favori.e UontraIto
MONS. SAURET, the talented Violin VirtuOs1
and slGNOR MARIO. the celebrated Tenor
Conductor, Sl6N0R MARIO,
viii make their first app sarance this season in
Washington,
TWO GRAND CONCERTS,
ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, OCTOBER
16THAND l7rH
Reserved sests 2. TIE gale of seats will com
menes on MONDAY, October Il, az q. IN at Met
EerOtt u o. o music store. ocl0-tf
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UNCLE SANS CAsH.-The balances in the
Treasury at the close OF business on Saturday
were as follows: Currency, s5,11s, z4l.l6 coin,
$'5,5'l ,iT2 l5-incuding ~ 1874 900 coin certiti-
c'tes; special deposit OF legal tenders for re-
demptlOn OF certificates of deposit, $40 $40 600.
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GONE SoUTH.-The Presbyterian Church at
hancock, Ala, formerly under care OF the
Baltimore Presbytery. has seeded from that
ecclesiastcal jurisdiction and has attached itself
to the Winchester Presbytery, and will hence
forth belong to the Southern wing of the
been installed as pastor.
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W. II. MARROW,
Wood and Coal Dealer.

WITH OF tuu ID stss =. ".
i would respectfully inform my friends ana M
irons snd the public Generally, that have re
mONED TO the corner Of Sth and b sts southwest
opposite smithsOnian Park, where can be fDuaf
with large and well selected stock % WOOD AND
COAL, which am selling At the lowest mari e
prices. Thanking my friends fer past faVors n
would be pleased 10 see them AZ my new stand. and
all those oesirous q purchasing their wiuter fuel
H0ic, would do we'll b first calliIg on
W. n. NARROW,
sels-eou Late Of 7tb street and canal
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
IN Mr.. j. q. SAvILLE, Lessee and Manager
MONDAY EVENING, October IA, 1872,
ONE WEEK ONLY AND ONE MATINEE,
THE HOLMAN ENGLISH OPERA
COMPANY,
MISS sALLIE HOLMAN
The Young and Beautiful Prima Donna.
Mr.. HENRY G. PEAKEs, Mr.. JOS. BRANDIsI,
MISS JULIA HOLMAN, Mr.. A. d. HOLMAN,
And full Company of Forty Artists.
MONDAY, October Il; 1s72.
TUESDAY, October Is, 1917, y . g.
mission, Is cents; Dress Circle reserved IS cents;
Dress Circle, simis ion 20 cents Gallery, Is cents
CH hREpEfi 2 TfHiioSMSTP?s!6N,
In her new Society Play Of LONE WIFE" ocl4 70
WAsHINGToN THEATRE COMIQUE.
ssS
xsR 5nf5 WSm9s Nf and PaPa
Msssrs QUILTER AND GOLpBfCM SR. HAERf
MISS LIZZIE BA BRET, c9medienns, vocalist aud .as
dsnseuse, from CremOrne Gardens, London Eng
land. MISS BATE BARRONE, the pleasing and
fasciL atlng danseuse- MISS SALLIE APT MI s.
SALLIE APT, the dssl ing vocalist. dsnseuse and
lurlesque actress MISS LULA DELMAY, MISS
BILLIE CELEeTE, Mr.. O. C MATHEWS JAS
w. WESLEY AND MISS ADDIE JOHNSON, Pro
New and Isashsble in.erludes, SIX etches, &c , by
the Sons Of Menus, Parker, Burbank, r. j san
Buckley aid james Douglass Brilliant Ballet
NJ lie Gsletti The beautiful Polish advertisement,
ARRANGED By Mons Cardella, entitled LA MUSOO-
VIII introducing the entire Corps Ballet Great
Triple 9. mpsny, Oiio: Drama and B1rlesque. First
time Of the beautiful domestic Drama, WritteB ex
nressly for the Theater Comiqua by Mr. W ]
Thorn pson, entitled The NEwsBOYs OF WASH
lkGTON. Monster Selected Olio,
Ladies Nights, every Tuesday and Friday
Family MatiDets. W edne sday and Saturday.
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Z UROPEIN A CRITICAI.CON rIOS
Interesting Letter from Rome.

THE POPE PRISONER OF srATE-HIs
CHURCHES TAKEN FOR BARRACKs-THE I'M
PRRIAL CoNFERESCR HYPoCRITICAL
THING-THR PEOPLE OF EUROPE ARoUsISG
TO SENSE OF THEIR POWER.
A prominent government officer travelling in
Europe, writes from Rome to a friend in this
city, as follows: Speaking of the Pope, L
must confess that was astonished to find his
authority here so completely ignored. Phe
people here hate the priests and have seconded
all the movements of the King of Italy against
the Papal power. L can tell you as a matter of
personal knowledge that the Vatican is
ALL THAT THE POPE HAS LIFT.
The Quirinal and his other palaces
churches have been seized and converted
into offices or military barracks. Monasteries
and converts have been broken up and other
church buildings closed. The Papal troops
who are not permitted outside the Vatican in
uniform, learn will also be broken up. OF
seventy-two cardinals the number has been re-
duced to about forty-fve.
THE INFALLIBILITY QUESTION
seems TO have proven fatal blow to the church.
PL ,, and peasant in Europe laugh at it. The
prints are full OF caricatures and Jokes about it,
since the entrance OF the King OF Italy
into Rome, the Pope has been prohibited from
paradng the streets. As result, his Holiness
has not left his palace for fully two years. In
reality he is prisoner in his own city, IL is
really sad to watch the progress of the age
uample SO ruthlessly under foot such a mighty
vested in the Pope not over a half a century ago.
POLITICALLY, Europe is in a critical condition.
THE MEETING OF THE EMPRRORs
at Berlin is considered hypocriticaI thing
gotten up for effect, to quiet the political aud
social fermentation now going on amongst the
masses. We ought to be extremely thankful
that our LOT has been cast in free America. The
miserable beings,
THE HEwKRs OF WOOD AND DRAWERS OF
WATER,
who manage TO keep body and soul together, in
spite Of obstacles, are becoming somewhat
aroused to their actual condition. and are be-
ginning to look for something higher Every
where the cry Is against ruinOus taxation to keep
up kiDgy establishments. and laws to protect
rascaiity and indOlent aristocracy of blood. In
England the same question of food which has
so long disturbed the peace OF China is coming
up foremost in the subjects of thoughtful con-
Germ We know what condition France Spain,
and Portugal are in. Austria is disintegrating
as fast as her repelling nationalities will per-
NIT. Italy is making the experiment of Unity,
ana begins her career in state of
deplorable financial confusion. The
Germans are noisy in self alteration. Russia
looks more firmly than ever toward Turkey and
India. Europe, on its play ground, will soon
have Its little Kings play tragedy, with great
America for an audience.
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NEW JERSEY VITA Jersey City paper saws,
ANY person DESTROYS of consulting with Alder,
man James l.. Quincy with reference to posi-
tons on the police force will fin him at Brock
brewery, on Morris avenue, or Dodgers saloon
on Belmont avenue, on SUNDAY afternoonsU
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Avisit to my establishment will fully repay all
who may appropriate the time and trouble OF com
ing, whether they purchase only wIsh 10 view my
immense stock and hVw 1 sell them.
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THK CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINING BOARD Of
the Treasury department to-day examined
thirty-nine go male and 10 female) applicants for
positions as IL 200 clerks in the Treasury depart
ment. Out of this number there are five ap-
polntments to be made, but those passing above
the minimum will be carried forward to the
next day, when other examinations are to be
made, and they will be allowed to again competa
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PERsoNAL.-Col. John S. Routt, second as
sstant postmaster general, who has been quite
i'll is considerably better. DIR. c. G. Cox
of this city, will address the republicans OF
Frederick, Maryland, on the 24th inst. Miss
Nellie Grant was passenger on the Scotia,
which sailed from Liverpool for New York on
Saturday.
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urge careful inspection Of my goods before pur.
chasing elsewhere, assuring the pubic thatI
never before have had such variety Of Car
men:s TO please all tastes aud desires, TO
accommodate all purses, OF C give
such entire satisfaction.