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The weekly Louisianian., 1872-05-11

:. : las EEa%s: ~FH>" $ *}E3A ). -
S Spring, . ,aheels, 81 Scresos, and SO othsvi
parts naking altogether 1876 separate pieces!
ALL GENUINE wA1rHAM
h sevezf
EXTRA .J1wxE1LID 1ky1 fM1vEN JEWEL,
TN Ti6Il J1wnID axv7 H1EKsM
JEw11s. '--~ 4: -, :
Every part of . Waltham Watch is made
by machinery, The machinery used in
making the movement Of . single watch
coast over q Hundred Thousand Dollars,
jyasstWe tel heseFWatches, in : solid Silver
Hunting Case, for SIS. The same watch
could not be made by hand and fnisheds
~ perfectly fol-! TN TnEs As MUCH.
A Genuine waltham Watch
Is interchangeable. like q Springfield rihe
that is, any partof one Watch is exactly
like tho anne part in another ; and II tan
Watches Of one grade were taken apart,
and the sctsws, wheels, springs, &C.. were
mixed together, ten watches could be
made by putting these parts together
again, withuot any reference to their
former combination. This lisa -,
GREAT ADVANTAGE;
For, if any part offs Waltham Watch is
injured We can always replace it at
I1aaing HEpsnse
GENUINE WAETnAM. WATCH
-~------~
Is made with special ~referencsto :
DURABILITY -
Other Watches will run for = year OF two,
an require constant repairs but
a wa1t1nam iVvateh
Will I, RUN E411,HFu1LY :.
~:
FOR m A q
We sell these Watches,
IN SOLID SILVER HUNTING
'''' .
CASES. ;:$1B
MsoLD GOLD HUNTING CASES., so
49, % $50 II,
We have prepared an L
ILLUSTRATED PRICE list.
which describes the various: grades Of
Watches in detail, gives the weight and
quality If the Cases, and ill other inform.
alton necessary fooran intelligent selection.
W. wish every one would send for it
before ordezinga Watch.
:.W9'ttef for 1t as f01I0Ws =
M0661Ss W q ON9-
No. !7s6 Broadaody,
Nes York:
Please send me- your Illustrated Price
list Of Wahhan Watches, as per adues-
Hsense& H. The LouIs1Aoa1AN.
(Sign name and address in fully
WITHOUT
the Money.
-. We have sent out over Nus Iho.sand Of
these Watches upon these conditions, and
have only been asked.t refund the money
in three cases, and not one oftheee wan
on account of dissatisfaction with the
Watch, but because the parties needed
the money more. :.
We. HAVE 10 Aaue1a, AND our pnaozs
Ar TIE aA1n 10 AL. A. xHsmDT or
Ozzaoa o1rzxAs car Bu1 i WATCH FROM
us AND VIII cor mn 10 1o.z =, THAN IN
he LIVED N NV Yoax Az ms rs
uzAum Pmm Linz.
gPEOIAL NOTICE.
+%- EFETE, q 7|@A $780, JA#s@aF I 49, ~ s-.L+~ = -zE&"
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-05-11

Every part Of . Waltham Watch is made
by machinery, The machinery used in
making the movement of q single watch
coast over q Hundred Thousand Dollars,
yetWse seu hesefWatches in : solid Silve,
Hunting Case, for SIS. The same watch
could not be made by hand and fnishedl
~ perfectly for <Tnms As xucH.
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-05-11

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miscellaneous reading, and furnishing the news
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TIN AEATkaER

NhE DisPAs ABFI ,OBics Chf.T Si,SaI Oacs,
NAsEIS6TOS, ID. C., Nov. - fsz2 II am
- OPSie PoR PAST Tw sSTG-POCR HOURS
ne barometer continues low on the lakes with
Cirudy weather, occasional light snow and yari-
htIe gentle southeTlv and fresh nO,thwesteTIy
"lhus, With cloudy weather and southwesterIv
vines, extending thence TO Tennessee In the
nhddle states noTtherly to eas,erly winds, ocya
si"nai lgtt snow and rain, with cloudy weather
emu diminishing pressures. In the gulf aud
sOu'h Atlantic states high barometer clear
weather and northerly winds prevail In the
upper Mississippi and thence to the mid-Missis
slpPi valley and Arkansas, northerly to wester
" WINDS ana clearing weather, but in the north
west, beyond the upper Mississippi, southerIy
WINDS and low barometer remain.
PROBABILITIES. - In the south west di
mlnlshed pressure, southerly winds and partly
cloudy weather are probable this evening, ex-
tending thence to Illinois and Wisconsin, on the
upper lakes, and thence to Indiana, Ohio,
Kentucky and Tennessee, southwesterly
veeTing to northwesterly winds and an
occasional light snow and clearing wealth
er. In the gulf and south Atlantic states
Dorfherly to westerly winds and clear
weather, with high barometer, will prevail.
On the lower lakes and thence over the middle
states, diminishing pressure, southw esterly to
northwesterly winds, cloudy weather and occa
sionsl belts of light snow and rain. In New
England, winds veering this afternoon to south
erly and easterly, with cloudy weather and
light snow tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-22

In connection with the circumstances that the
sidoT cf Avery ID. Putnam. who was killed by
Foster, generally known as the scar hook muir
derer," about year ago, has brought suit
against the street railway company for damages
sustained by her in the loss of her husband, il
may be stated that several judicial decisions
sustain the ground that car conductors are
bound TO eject all drunken and disorderly per
sons, failing TO do which the railroad cor pany
Is responsible for any damage or injury which
may eESue to passengers from the cond let of
such disorderly persons. Some years ago a
party OF rutfians got on car ia PENNSYLVANIA
and in a row which they provoked a passenger
Lad Lis arm broken. In suit for damages
which was finally decided Oy the supreme court
of the state, the company was held 10 be re-
sIOnSible, and the court intimate that on Occa-
siOns Ike this il was the duty o. tHe c5udu.tor
70 belab0r the ruffians wIta a c!aJ Or a. Use any
other weapon that m ght be necessary u suOdae
them and II they were in formidable numbers
he was bound 10 call or the passengers to assist
him and eject them from the car at all hazards,
no matter what consequences might enSae to
them. A decision similar in tenor to this, 50 far
as the right to forcibly eject an intoxicated per-
son who makes himself obnoxious TO the other
passengers, was recently given by Judge Smell,
of the police court Of this city, it will DO remem-
beTed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-22
AND COMMERCIAL
Government Securities.
JAY Cooke q Co. furnish the follou,Dv 4
1arRets To-day,

fALrIM0RE, Nov y -Yirgrn,. sixss, consoIijatei
"a. W'st fiIEiris's, i55s bad to-day
SALI WORE. Nov %2-LOrou quiet and heavy.
sl>7sASIsH Flour mrES sctiye. but srarcesy so
nm; prices uueh&rgad. Wheat dull. except for
prime and ctoic@ Lott. white choice, 52IS2O5 ia r
TO P~Im do. 5 SOa : 20. choice amber s2t 40 o..
% 70 Irlmc d. 81 SONSl %. common n fair 4 :
: 4es IS. Tec wesi-rn, 8 6oss -: amber ives,
IN ~ 7.sS 81 20. Corn m; white southern,
tgaos, yellow nfh0rn. s7sG0; miS I'd western s.
Cst- Sc'ive; sCu' horr- AZ western mix Cd 42.421s
d. white, ~ BY. du |. Su.Ss Hay urcharge
POW ions dull. Ms p1rk. sls on spot V-ry
h'tir meat q sny Hind here Qu1tatrns are eatirely
] n raj Hens, new, l5ts 10 Lard firm, e.
Nss'eTE butter inch .ESeG ~ hisky n miuaI q5l,
N w IcRE ov. % Stocks dull g IA arm. 1917
1cLeN 'lElt 10 20 e GER cent per day Exchange.
loPs e.; shcrt. ID tIlverum-n.s dun a1f bqaTy
Hirc'ri~ SIS A. new, -. North Oarolina's IS.
HEW u - u.s.
NFw Forx. Nov. 22.-Flour very IN whe,t
+ N CTn firm
LeNrvN Nov u, - m-C7Ds-la opened a.
80 for money. ard $ for account II : ETr-s
Of l-t5 Ole, 9e4 l5t7, q 10 4Os S5s; CIV S. Ss1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-22
Largest Circulation in the District
WASHINGTON CITY:
FRIDA f............No ~, 1872,
At last accounts President Thiers had not

At last accounts President Theirs had not
carried Outh his threat to resign and leave France
TO work out her salvation unaided by him
but the general aspect of things continues
TO lCOk serious. A a meeting of the depu-
ties Of the left center Of the assembly, yes
terday, the committee appointed to draw up
platform OF policy made a report, which was
unanimously approved, in which they recon-
mend TO the support Of the party in the Assem-
bly, the appointment Of a parliamentary COM
mit'ee OF thirty 10 deliberate upon and report to
the assembly organic laws best fitted to insuro
the working Of the legal government OF the re-
public; the PTJiOrg ,tiOu of President ThieTs'
term OF ,fiice four wears, the nomination Of a
Vice Pre-, lent, tie creation of second cham
Der; the partial or complete renewal Of the As
ssmhly, ministerial responsibility, and a gene
TaI LaTToHIziHg OF republican institutions.
The m-mb,rs Of the extreme left eu-
CoTse Gambetta's declaration that a di>so-
luton OF the national assembly is the
sole remedy for existing difficulties. The
committee on the address in reply to
Their message have had several lone, secret
sessions. but up 20 last night had not determined
On their course % action. Every weIl-wiSher
of France and of repubIicanism in Europe would
regard the resignation OF Theirs at the Present
jGncture Of affairs As a deplorabIe calamity to
that cOantTy. The veteran statesman has
brought order out CT chaos; he has reconciled
conflicting elements and paciied the country
generally and by taking judicious course has
educated the people of France almost up to the
point OF declaring the permsnency of the re-
public. He does not believe, however that the
time has quite arrived for that coup, and in this
he displays the caution which has marked HI,
whole career as president. He has slowly but
steadily educated the people from Imperialism
TO the milder rule of provisional republic, and
evidently has faith in their ultimate willing
ness TO accept the full measure Of republican
Institutions. L. is his thorough knowledge OF
the character of the people which has made
him successful a. ruler. 1t is to be hoped
that some adjustment OF present difficulties may
be had by which President Theirs can hon
orsbly retain the high Office he has 50 ably
flied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-22
. BE ON THE SAFE SIDE.

We hold health and life by frail tenure, and n
10 PROJECT them to the best Of our ability would
seem to argue deficiency Of common sense The
sesrcbng winds and cold rains Of spring the tropic
neat OF summer, the malar ious vapors of autumn
and the paralyzin temperature of winter, are nj
nnieal to those finely and sensitive pieces
OF mechanism we call our bodies. Each season ba.
ts peculiar pers, and the fall is perha ps as prole
Gsns1:1ls disorders IS any of them; for at this
season fevers and bowel plants are very apt to
tske an epidemic form. As q preventive of this
rot he too warmly recommended. In 1t are
comtired i've es entail medical properties. 1t
10 tonic, at once powerful and wholesome
q stinulant, pure and undefled-an aperi
ent, mid ard painless--an anti bilious agent
Of marvellous efficacy, and Q general regulating
medicine without IN equal 10 the pharnacopeis.
These ave distinct properties, operating together
In perfect harmony, produce o condition OF the sys
tenn sOmew hat anal eous to that brought about by
course OF pusiistic training In other words
as Judicious physical training bardens the
flesh snd renders il comparatively fist.
proof, does this marvellous invieorsnt
increase the espsbiity of the o. gans Of the
boy TO resist the more Indirect and insidous as
saults Of dii ease. Ii Inparts new elasticity aud
s'repg to the vital N ach merry, and these who use
IL rs preventive Of intermittent fever dysentery
diaTrbGa, d. spepsia, rheumatism, and other l.
meIts Common at this season. may walk fearless
through an atmosphere impregns.td with the
moIbid elenls nts which give rsse to those msls-
dies. HS eossSW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-22

The other day We ohrOnicled the murder of a
man for daring to grumble over his hash.
This Circumstance was not calcuiat d to excite
unusual interest for the reason that 1t occurred
''out VEST where very low estimate is sup
posed 20 be placed On human life Every one
has read the pleasing little incident which
occurred some years ago in tirst-class board
ing house, where after his guests were duly
seated around the table, the landlord ente.e
and laying loaded revolver beside his plate and
elaring uPon those assembled said slowly and
deliberately: The man As says he doesn't like
this has les" This was effectual vay of
cutting fl d. bate and il is needless to saw there
we're no grumblers around that festive board
Now it is an alarming fact ts::t frontier manners
ana customs are travelling eastward. Else why
should We read in q New FORK naner that
a fashionable tailor recently locked up one OF
MS customers in his store who dared to ind
taut with the cut of his pants, and kept him
tnere until he consented to pay the price of thu
olfurcated garment? The compulsory svstem
ulunt work well in this instance however. for
the man who was forced to pay for the pants
had MS Jailer arrested and brought before a
magistrate, who, in addition to q fine of ten
dollars, also required him to give bail In the
sum OF i've hundred dollars for his future good
pehavior. The magistrate evidently though,
,hat II wouldn't do to encourage such a practice
IN New York. Had he done so we would no
coubt have soon heard that hundreds OF Young
men CT fashion were deprived OF their liberty by
their Indignant taiIors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-22
y e NJ U v l..
THE CAPITAL PUBLISHING COMPANY
HAVE REMOVED THEIR 0rFIOE TO
noyl92w 927 d STREET.
nj ohAh SIOhE.
NEW GOODS CONSTANTLY ARRIVING!
THE STORE COMPLETELY PACKED WITH
THEM
DUB ASSORTMENT UNSURPASSED
CROWDS OF BgYERsl
EVERY ARTICLE OFFERED A BARGAINI

New articles arrived last week:
Three Ply Walnut Towel Racks, 25c
walnut Brackets and Towel Backs, finely carved g,
Spring back Music Folios. 81.
Fancy Boxes for Sheet Music, with lock, 81.
80 dozen all Leather Satchels, 81
lUO Dozen Gents British Half Hose pair for ST.
loc dozen Ladies' and Misses Iron franc Hose, )
20 dozen Children S Fancy Wool Hose, all sizes,
Ladies' an WOOL fine Ribbed Hose, nice goods. 2
Gents best shaker knis Wool Half Hose, pair for
81.
Ladies Merino Vests and Drawers, each 81.
Long Wool Scarfs, very warm, SOC and 81.
Childrens Brown and Drsb LeGgings, ex. long, 81.
fsll assortment Of Combs and Brushes, &c. and 81
Very handsome Chromos, f. AIMED, 81
Scenes OF the Yosemite Valley, framed 81.
Chiltren's Cane Chairs and Rockers, 81.
Sets Of Pique Toilet Mats, in q set, for 81.
Ladies' Castor Gauntlets, 81.
Gent ogskin Lined Gloves, Fur Tops, 81.
Ladies' Fleece lined Lisle Gloves, 25c.
large assortment OF Gold plated Studs, warranted
not to tsrnish, 81 per set.
Ladies' Ban1eau and Comb combined, something
new, SOC
And about 20 cases of Bohemian Glassware, Fancy
Articles and Toys, comprising everything wanted
for the holidays. Call and Zee the goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-22

American pIOgresslOnists will never be salts
ned. Time and space have been annihilated by
railroads and telegraphs and moderately reason
able PeoFle are content, believing that we have
reached the acme of invention. One Mr.
Lemuel +. Olmstead, gentle man of learning,
however, is not satisfied With our present system
OF railway travel, and has revived proposition
which be made as far back a. 1866 for establish
ing unitu!m railroad time throughout the
United States. His plan is TO select certain
meridian, say the meridian of Washington and
by II TO regulate the clocks at every railroad
station in the country. Every railroad time bill
may give the astrOnom time and the railroad
time; every person concerned will learn the diff
ference between tine railroad time and the time
the difference in time between his residence ami
the meridian from which railroad time i taken
Having once learned the difference of time be-
tween where he lives and the meridian which
governs the railroad clocks, he has only u adj
or substTact from the railroad time, as he may
be east or west of the meridian, and he will ave
the lOca! time desired. The advantages OF this
system, says Nr. Olm>tead, must be apparent.
The merchant in New York or elsewhere, With
railroad time bill and chart before him, can
know just where the train is in any part of the
United States, and can communicate with his
agents by telegraph, mail Or express, recall or
change their routes, or, with the police, he can
head OF a thief. unif)rm time he thinks will
not only save large amount OF time but VIII
tend TO greatly diminish the danger from COLI
sions. 4 he scheme seems practicable and is
certsini! worthy of consideration by our con-
trolling railroad men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-22

New York's accumulation of unpublished muir
dtTers Il the subject Of much severe coma ent.
and talk of lynch law is revived Witnesses OF
the scene in Pane street at the time of the ar
rest Of King for killing O'Neil, say . crowd
composed OF well dressed and intelligent men
was greatly inclined to lynch the prisoner, and
that a ruse, by which King was taken through
an unOccupied building, was all that saved him
from summary justice Even the staid and con
sentative Journal Of COm&eres has an editorial
headed 1.-THE Omen In Pine street," in which
the spirit displayed by the crowd of brokers
merchants, and other business men IL consid-
cred indicative of a vigilance committee, or
some similar organization at no distant day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-22

~ 10 the present day, ScrofuIa las been the
oane, and II were, the curse Of mankind so ter
rlble and l0stnsome had IL been some periods Of
the worlds history that known TO be infect
I'd with II would not be allowed to mix with society
HAPPILY in day t disease IL ped OF its ter
Tor by the use Of tine 5ANARITAN's ROoT AND BRRs
JUICES, and the victim Of ScrCfa's, Ulcers, Sores,
Piupies, Blotchss, letters, &C. Can be restored 10
sOGnd health in q few weeks
AOoT AND HERB JUICES, 81 rs per bottle.
Sold by :. y. FORD, ll0S Pc ave, and 5y DrCg-
yists. DESMOND co, Proprietor, 81 ) Race st,
Philadelphia maYI!-lv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-22

Boston seems disposed TO preserve the direc-
ton Of the old streets in the burned district In
al their diversity, but talks OF widening them
to rfty and sixty feet-just about half enough If
the object Is to guard a. ainst the spread OF hre
in the future. The streets and avenues of w ash
DgIon range from 20 to ieo feet in width.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-22
FOR SALH.


b, :o sI ... e f ss.is s 49,,
~ ~ ehs q Tyson House, 7th street, corner -
Fer stLk-A fan three quarter CLAxS NOE,
little used, and in splendid eonoiIien: N.Y.
VIII te solo cheap. Inquire Of X. 49,
sis 80, hss Repository and Fse'0rs, a s,t!s
300, 900 ABB aNp PILLOW BRI9x.
sidHtTfsssnslss s = low price loT CASH AST y
s-ooH n &c, = 81. south snd tsl 81 eas- 49,
ny OFF ZOE.
JUAN BOYLE a GO,
Real ESfATK BROE ERs,
No. IiS FIrTKkNTH sTsHyr, PLANS BUILDINs.
TOR sALE
haSDsOMELH FURNISHED HOUsg q,
the modern In prov ensent. snail oa.h nSyms-,.
snd long tthe or balance.
several AIMS, snsil snd large, OF the iine q
VI olhi OF Books railroad. within 9 Few nfuuaz'
S.ik oil tse 5epct, within thirty misGtss q Nash
iAstob IerTss essy.
hisn, .ns OF two hundred acres, ca the same roa
ana same distance from depot imBro, ID SY House,
Sin LOTS near Capitol. fronun. on New Jer-.,
handsome COUNTRY STAT OF s. acre., one
ME aoo's Ieors,toNn
.ire-is nth even modern improvement. l1ng -time
NohVIs ~ d street, hetNe-E { sBd - 5. 4
SsNersi LUIS On u street, tJt = and % : Y
.Lree nsnds9me HOUSES m The West Eua
Two hsEdsosme HoCsLS 90 Oh street.
MONEY To- LOAN
IL suns Of from sl.9o g. sI3.es real estate.
mars ly
ENobsALE-FtFTb JAChrON NAtsONs .gH.
all" for fsrm-rs aid nssNy hza.lns
joirTbis sarkst. oorner nsssschusetts syeuss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-22
LOST AND FOUND.

L OsT-On Pennsylvania, between 7th and 18th
IL streets, on the 2lst inst, GOLD RIEG, sapphire
set The finder will be rewarded 10y leaving il at
1l9 18th street N. W. nov22 Sc"
Gin REWARD-Strayed or stolen, on the Otn
S1U instant, a Gray MAIZE MULE,
SPAWN in left hind leg. The above reward IN
will be Civ en- If returned to CHARLES III GA
kANTZELL, AQueduct Bridge GeOrget'n. n22 81
T OsT-Lsst Sunday or Monday, somewhere
II abb ut the city, pocket case of SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS. The finder will be rewarded
and receive the thanks Of the by leaving at
sos 9Th street N. W. n22 2t
FT4kEN Up On THE 2Isr INST, THREE
l. WHITE HOGS; ears marked. The lEk
owner viii come forward, prove proper wv
~, pay charges, and take the m away sSA.AiaSS
LAAS. BREWSTER, 12l2 street N W M. -.
1 UST-0u Monday evening, at Theo Thomas
IL cert, at Lincoln Hall Their abouts, a d ain
ivory frame white silk FAN, with q painting of
white and blue yiolets. The finder will receive a
liberal reward IL the above is left at the Star Office
counting rooms nj ST.
I OST-On Monday, 18th, on 9th or 10th streets, OF
IL on b street or New York avenue, q CORAL
NECKLACE Of four or five strans, with a gold
elias mari ed Co. The finder will be literally
reward if returned to No. eli II street mo 81
I OsT-A Russian GOLD COIN PIN somewhere
IL on one of the fol owing streets IL, cor
ner OF New Jersey avenue, TO 4th, 18th 10 q, @ 10
6tk, 9th to =, TO Post Office Department. A suit
able yard will be psid IL left at Room To- n all
E9nLo Div. 7: o. Dept. sel6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-22
DROFCsALs FOB THE BENTING AND 81.
l. PIRIN1ENDIHG"rHE WASHINGTON
kGHI H1ZEN PARK
% HFINED CIDkR.

u EflhkD ClDkR.
so barrels REFINEp CIDER, OF prime qus lily, ,
Just received and for sale low by
Agents for VIM. Massey 4 Co.'S Phil .ieiphia Als
p2l-a Res.l 81 Greene st.. Geo. town, D. o.
LINE sILK HATS MADE 10 oRDlR as les
Il than New York T. Glory prices. Also, allr1
old STYLES rsrodelsd; ct CohNINGHAMpA
BAT FACTOkY, No. l0ll st. p06ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-22

B. s ILV Il RIB 4 r q,
Metropolitan Dollar Store,
nolS tr 3I2 1TH STREET, NEAR PESNA AVE.
III III + T. J.. eHo.en MI II :as g. ~
STOC OK,
PAPERHANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES.
PICTURE FRAMES, &C.,
NOW OPEN AT
MI a r x RIT ER'S,
Embracing new and novel Gilt Patterns. Also
Plain ~ inch Papers for Paueling with Gilt Rods
or finishing plain. Also, Patent md Perfect Imita
tons Of Woods and Marbles. for PaneliaR Halls,
yes'ibules Sc, tsr cimen Panels exhibited,l with
full hne of Satin Finish and lower or sdes Of Pa
from Ehs cents TO "a per piece. Plain and Decora-
tive Paper Dging executed In the best manner.
WINDOW SHADES AND PIOTURB CORD AND
TASSELS~
Different sizes and colere. shaies made to order.
PIOTURE TRAVIS,
Fr N Gard to Portrait size, in Walnut, and all Glt
Also, Velvet Frames for Porcelain Pictures; X
oval Frames for Wreaths. Frames made to order,
Picture kines, Nails. &c:
PAINTINGS, ENGRAvIEGS, AND OHROMOS.
A mited but choice selection, propriately
framed, always on exhibition and sale. Orders for
Paperbansings, Window Shades, or Picture Frames,
punctuslly execusea. Terms cash Please remem-
Der name.
j. MARKRlTER,
New No. 439 Seventh street,
pols-s' Between and K streets; old No. 4s6.