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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-17
COMMERCIAL.

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BALTIMORE, Feb. le.-BREADsrUPFs-Flou
tneeG sass reported to-day Is io bbls Western
Khem'Sfhe ..,.. to-a.x .,s,, :, , M,
bushels falr to prime Southern red At b. 5Sa IS ind
Soo DO. prime TO choice Pennsyivanis red At el7s@
Corn.-Ths market for Cornis dull, and IL il DIM
ures. The receipts or Southern amounted to lido
saIes being Sny bush.s n :mali 10y, a ~ as
nsy a ssss Cents. sod
osred In GePs,os, 81 there rs ieM
buyers. The ssles reported are 1000 bushels In
= and @ no. az
0at:.-we have sales to-day of 80 bushels Mary
cents but the latter could not u obsained .t The
1Y.IIhs sale. to-day were 600 bushels at ss0ss
eotton.-We quote Cotton to-day ~ follows, viz:
Middlins z sents; low mlddlins ls@.sa cents, the
sSed az: Il cts, and1Ow grades ranging from 10 70
3sorisscns.-The trade are sener.llyvell .unn,,et
with Bulk Meats, and We note the market quier,
but there e . good jobbIns trade doing. and
cents for Shoulders, and sx0sX cents for clear rib
sSa is Sa sassx f..
FOR shoulders, and y cents for clear rp SIDES SIDES
Size. Lard Is srmer, and we quote prime Western
steam at sH9sk cents. Mess Pork Is steady, and
We quote City and Western n is5O@tls.ss per
Su0ays.-We quote prices As follows: Cuba and
Porto Rico fair to good refining at 7S@Sx cents;
gai, SA@sN cents; do. boxes No. Il, sa@sX; Porto
Riso gr1csry. sSgsA cents, and Demerara vacuum
Whisky.SWe learn ofa sale Of 30 bbls Western At
90 per gallon, and quote at that figure to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-17
LEGAL.
TN. THE sUPREME COUKT OF THE DIS

TN. THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
i TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
The Columbian College ct 81. -. I'm Eau,tv. M,
zeIh Enslish. executor Of John Sd, Hoekst ~ Z.
This cause has been referred to the auditor to state
an account or the assets in the hands of Zeph Eng
lish, executor Of John withers, decesssd, not AZ
ready accounted for, and account Of diuribution
to the parties entitled the fund. Therefore, the
said executor and all other persons interssted ars
hereby notified to APPEAR before me, on WEDNES-
DAY ts is'h gay fsO.Ssry We e + o,elscs
avenue, Washington city, and b heard touching
- -. ROBERT LEEcH, Auditor:
LIMITED s !a12sI PATENT . SrrIGE, 0..
On the petition o1 HENRY KNIGHT. 81 srook-
patent srantsd e him on Ne ss3 dsy q "a, 40
A improvement In Aolds for holding Cement
Il Is ordered that the testimony In the case Be
closed on the "a day Of April next; that the
time for Cling arguments and the Examiners re-
port be limited to the nth day Of April next, and
that said petition be heard ON the I'D day Of April
next. mn - = r
febio.Tu3W n. ID. LE0GETT, Commissioner.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-17
NAVY YARD AFFAIRS.

Fifty- three ship carpenters, eighteen shiptoin-
srs, twelve borers and boilers, eight smiths, six
lawyers, seven helpers and twenty seven labor
ers, making . total OF one hundred and thrty-one
men, were discharged from the department Of
construction and repair yesterday, and two OF the
qusrtermsn in the ship carpsntsrs' gang were re-
duced to first-class workmen4
The United States steamer Gettysburg sailed
from the yard for Pensacola, whore she will take
coed with them to Asplpvall. She will not re-
turn before the middle Of April
James Brady, an apprentice in tho joinerP shop
of yards and docks was hit under the LEFT eye by
Q spike flying from under the head Of sledEe
hammer h the hands Of one Of the wofkmen. It
made painful, but not serious wound.
+ A board OF officers were engaged yesterdAy sur.
veyinR the medical stores and 0utht Of the Uni
ted States steamer Shawmut, for the purpose Of
ascertaining their condition, &C., preparatory to
her going TO sec.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-17
1ocA1I xzscBt1A11.J

Tha ,snai,s n ia rhasare.Aa 49, nh,o ..,.,
usU,se.own ,0s s
Le.Tue ths evsn,1e ~ e. SnS HONE IN Maie
'' Tas.N ~ rencs eeafse.
S SnsSo 1eofSetovn xestssd9y; a,les, aooe
we're vSs aiso rse sw !" Wv A''' Deaaen Of corn
james Nafshell, eolersd nan, I'LL 81 sns q
the street. sweeper yests9dsy q Ninth and .
Ssssts, on1 va ser,ousiy in1nred. He was -
Major J. 7. K. Plant. Of the First rsginent
national guard, hes been .preeentsd VIII The
sword worn by the late Major Theuas, U. 3. A.,
~ inc time o. MS death oy the Modces.
LEO Court Of carrying eonesaled- Heapons was
Pstooned Yesterday y Governor shepherd, on
ne recommendation Of Jadgs SneA end General
The HON. RuIs 1ossu. meet. to-p,rb. :. Cor.
man Hall, Eleventh street. See advertivement,
Ssa &. grand sss q :. Ds.
Nr. Charlie. T asnssr Yesterday nav. . grand
opening Of ais neH saloon, No. "a b street. be-
day was visited by . large nsS " ef His friends,
both American and 0Afmaa Sz11l5- i - :
Mr. Thomas Reagan, 1As vsll-knovn nsh
dealer in our ofry l2SrkStS.s 90 < resident Of
South Washfagton, died Yscy Snddenly on sat
,urtay night Of . hemorrhage Of the langs, He
leaves Wife cad Ave ehildfsn. rTtT
in the Grinisei court esriv iass MI ~ %Sn.
allcy and senSenced 10 the Aihanv nen;t s~ts,ry
i0r Gin t years. died there on The ptS inStant Of
|eonsImption. - w. - 80
Yesterday Afternoon. abo,t ons o,eloer vbfys
lad, named Georre II. Toombs ressd7rv near
Four-and-a-haif and N streets southWesf VA
handling n pistol nccidentAflv erninISH fi,e.
contents iodgina in the foot q ancthes Soy.
named ]. N. Taylor. The wound IA 49, IL,
Dr. Melvin. - 49, = :"
The IIIino,. Es.,rn,,..r ..,.,.,.,,, .a,..-.
.nothsr nr tI.; .or,,t a ~ s w. ~
son'c T'on taen 1nu svciSvAeA = Ma
Effort is bsps maSe 10 NAV. MA .vsnt eansi r
~ axa.i 4.sy " n.so sn.s evSn. oqoaa, -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-17
INSPECTION OF THE FIRST REGE
MENT. NATIONAL GUARD.

In pursuance Of fnstfuctions from headquArtels,
the companies composing the First regiment,
National Guard, assembled 1t the District arm
DRY last night, in full winter uniform. The CON-
panies arrived in the following order: Company
B,Csptain Donald MoCathran, ldeutenauts Shaw
and Mentally; - men. Company E, Captain John
Enoch, Lieutenants Fry, Kelly and Miller; 81
men. Company A, Captain w: q. Moore, Lieu.
tenants Harrison and Dalton; % men. Company
d, Lieutenant w. A. O'Meara commanding; q
men. Company e, Captain Frank Carver, Lieu.
tenants Burr and Palmer. The companies took
their positions in line, when Governor Shepherd
and his STAFF made an inspection, sitter which Col.
Fleming drilled them in the various evolutions.
The troops passed In review before the Governor,
ct the concluiion of,which he, with his staff, re.
tired. Tbs regiment was marched to Louisiana
syenue. whore Il Wa DIMINISHED.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-17
DIVORCES,

. Two application for divorce were Med in the
clerks once Of the Supreme Court Of this DIE
trict yesterday. o. = > al
Colonel C. FAR. who, Il VIII be recclleeted, was
not long since in the Post Ofice. Department,
seeks divorce from Emma F. Farr. He alleges
that at the time of his marriage to her she repre-
scented herself to he a widow, and that ner child
was born in lawful wedlock. He AYERS, however,
that she was no widow, and that her child was
bastard, for which and other reasons he ASKS
divorce. F#.
Lizzie w. Turner seeks divorce from Lem. W.
Turner, for cruelty, &c. The same old story.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-17

HOUSE CARPENTERS AND JOLNERS.
The Washington branch Of maIgamated House
Carpenters and Joiners held their regular semi
monthly meeting, at Mechanics hall, last even
ing, Mr.. ]. P. Mnckey, president, in the chair.
Mr. Reed, from the committee appointed to
recommend amendments to the constitution 30 as
to allow the admission of applicants over forty
years of age, made q report, which was adopted:
trict committee to instruct the representative iof
urge the necessity Of 50 altering or amending the
forty five and rfty-fve years; also, to admit par
the entrance fee for their average ages regardless
Of former associations, for instance, six persons
whose average Is forty years should each pay the
'I MI. Burs mr. ~ stated that another branch
would be opened this week at Remington, Pa.
The vacant book was read and showed that aa
signed and claimed the beheiif1 Of the branch.
Mr., WhltmQre rlised an objection to Dir.
Williams receiving any beneficial aid, q he b.
time he signed the book.
After some discussion 1t was decided TO refer
the case to the branch COMMITTEES for further In
vestigation. Mr.. Burgoyne entered an appeal.
MT. Williams thoughtit was evident that the
branch wanted his money and not him, therefore
he would present the full amount to the assoeis-
Mr.. Loxo did not think the branch had any
thing to do with the subject, and he for one did
Tie president informed him that II he did not
intend to perform tho duty he had better resign,
which Mr.. Lowe Immediately did. = = :
Messrs. Grimes, Schults and Brannon were ap-
pointed to NIL vacancies the branch committee.
The secretary was instructed to correspond with
the executive committee and obtain their opinion
in the case Of Mr.. Williams regarding his claim
for donations. - .l.
Mr.. ]. r. McNahon's resignation - secretary
was accepted, and A. ]. Linton chosen TO I'LL the
vacancy, ct the same time rss.Snipg bis position
IS auditor.
The meeting then adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-17
THE POLICE TELEeRAPH ExTENSIO.

The subject Of extending the telegraph lines
connected with police hsadquarters has been con-
sidered by the Board Of Police Commissioners,
and they have decided IN selecting the following
stations for placing Additional Instruments: At
Tennallytown, ct Brightwood, ct the Reform
school, and :: BsnninE's . ATsngs|enss have
stretching the wire In the spring. The instru-
ments are all ready, and some sixty miles Of wire
is now in possession Of the board. should Con
gress pass the bill now before Il providing for the
In crease OF the force in this District several new
precincts will b formed in the county. The sub
ject Of locating one OF these stations ~ Roeelyn,
on the Virginia side Of the river, has also been
discussed, but no definite conclusion arrived Il.
The convenience, not TO say the nsceu;sy for .
station there, all admit. but The qasstio- jaris
diction seems to DO IN the way. s'.4- -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-17
EXHIBITION.

The Sunday school attached to Ryland chapel
gave On eutertalnment In the church last evening
70 large audiences. The affair was highly credit.
able TO the school, although It was announced that
bat partial preparation had hesh made. The
choruses Werc well rendered. The rscitations By
Mcguire were unusually excellent The solo By
Masgie Bird vas loudly escored. She 70 sweet
littie miss Of about eight years. geperal fayorte
tied aWhen tkS cats AWAY ths mica VII play,
By Misses Walker, Hinton, Bird, Hendlsy, brad
ley, Williams and Hepburn, and Msesrf. Kofts
Stephenson, Lesiie, Motherhood and Raglan, OK.
cited great deal or msrriment and was we'll re
ceIved. The children adjourned to the lecture
room ct the close Of the exercises, and spent I
short time in social enjoyment.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-17
MOTET YEREO

very large company Of ladies and gentlemen
took advantage Of the pleasant weather yester-
day, to make trip to Mount Vernon. The sail
was most delightful one, rendered doubly agree
able by the attention shown by Captain Frank
Hollingshead, Of the Arrow, and Col. Hollings-
worth, superintendent of the grounds, (who was
aboard,) to the passengers. Although the winter
weather has robbed the lawn Of its verdure and
the trees Of their foliage, the place, under the
bright rays Of q summer sun, looked well, and oil
were amply worth the visit. The interior Of the
house is In excellent condition, the greenhouse
and conservatory filled with choice flowers, q
plank road has been laid from the wharf to the
mansion, the old spring still bubbles forth its
bountiul supply OF water, and those who desire 1t
can always get q good substantial lunch and
fresh, rich milk. The tomb, Of course. remains
unchanged, its unpretendinS material and archi;
apparel Of the ladies who, grouped before its
door in reyerental silence, paid solemn tribute to
the ashes Of departed greatness and then wan
dered through the grounds and mansion, inspect
ing the various places of interest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-17
LIMITED STATES MAIL.
MARYLAND.


Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
Proposals will be received at the Contract ONCE
mails 81 the United States from july l. is4 to June
an Sy " re sss and a
walls hsreiI. specified, Wig:
am From sykesyille. BY Freedom, Porters and Win
time. week to freedom o. ana three 'i lines
Leave syEesViiis daily. except Sunday, at O.
Arrive :, H, rrseaon * u.m; s,,.
EssSs Thursday and sa.ur
f tss = s,en.nS!f Thursday
Arrive ssiiS:G q f + R%' oyspm
s0e From BurtonsviIe, by White Oak On. o. and
-Four Corners, q. o.,)to shSo' L miles AMI
Leave Bartonsviiie "wednesday at m;
f Hsiye s If sn sstS ~ : n l:m;
Arrive at Burionsville BY 4pn.
sses From Warren to Sweet Air. 8 miles and back.
Leave cave warren Wednesday at 10 am;
Arrive a sect e. ar si,, ~ u M
Arrive at Warren BY L M y
Bidders viii state distance and propose,
| schedule.
xes From Adsmstown, by Greenfield Mills, to PART
Mills, miles and back. ,lx times week g
Greenfield Mills, and twice a week the resls
GiSsl. sssI.i.cior y 10 ,he !. Adams
town, and in close connection with railroad
mail trains.
TAs contracts are to Be sreerted and rfrrned to u
oSass ss S seespss sdasr tx y eonssrd =
hasina failed, asd ne Post,aasts: GeneraI nay Pre-
cordin0 TO laD
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-17
1EyEE OF THE JUNIOR KNIGHTS OF
ST. PETER.

line Art levee 81 this Organization was held at
Washington hall, corner Third street and Penn
sylvania avenue east last evening, and was largely
attended. over two hundred couples being present.
The rand march struck mp ct 9, and WAS led oG
by M. Thomss v. Ryan and his sistSr Katie; afte!
which dancing commenced and was kept sP u ~
VIM, j. Foiey. and have only been organised Ave
weeks, but judging from the numbers that u:
tended their levcO they seem TO BE- composed OF
the material that goes to mako up n energetic
and successful organisation.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-17

to call the attention or those suffering from
diabetes, Bright's disease or any arrangement Of
the Kidneys or bladder, to the celebrated Beth
ssda Spring Water, for which Messra. Charles
Stott 3 %, No. 49, Pennsylvania avenue, are thu
agents. Send foS circular.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-17
rrrr ~

We think that Mr.. Scott has given our sitiscns
afair chance 70 purchase rood paintings 1t very
Ing al No. ms Penniyivsnia svenus, BY Latimsr
Cleary. Don't fail TO attend.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-17
UHIVERSITY or GEORGETOWN, MEDICAL
DEPARTMENT
Ata Meeting Of the class Of rs, Of the above
couege. =. NJ Green was BY unanimous vote ~
NOTHING MORE CERTAIN.

It 70 said that the only really certain things
known are Death and the taxes; but there ara ,
lew otner things, % snre a. 70 admit Of scarcely
certainty that there Will Be fill drsWinr ct the
Concert Of the Public Library Of Kentucky, on the
manning tickets 10 in full blast, and those who
would 30 certain OF having chance for the splen.
did gifts must apply without further delay.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-17
LITERATURE. SCIENCE AND ART.

LITERATURE, SCIENCE AND ART.
The Union Academy of Literature, Science and
Art met yesterday evening at the rooms Of Judge
BARLEY at 100 o'clock; Dr.. Maekey in the chair,
J.R VIII, secretary.
After the trahsacti6n of the usual routine bust.
ness, Mr.: Thos: Taylcr, Of the Agricultural De:
partment, read paper, showing the practical
uses and advantages Of the microscope to fruit
growers, which set forth the proper time for re-
moving fruit so as to keep we'll, which was demon
detailed statement 81 which, it lie said will appear
in the next monthly report Of the Departments OF
Agriculture. -
free lectures, to be delivered weekly before the
society, Of which duo notice will be given in the
advertising columns Of THEREPUB LICAN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-17
THE LATE SERGEANT KNEASSL.

Yesterday afternoon Messrs. Ernest Rupert,
Emil Schubert and O. E. Behle called upon the
widow OF the late Sergeant Kneassi and in few
appropriate and feeling remarks rendered her
the sum of t3l5, the net proceeds OF the ball re-
Gently given by the German Veteran Union for
her benefit, together with q detailed statement Of
the receipts and expenditures, Is follows: Ger
man Veteran Union, tl42; Metropolitan police,
$500 hatroon, ell; supper, $50 IS; total, t&o3
Expenses: Hall rent, so; music As; printing,
ss3.b0; incidentals. 204o; total, Sl7s.e0.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-17

Il OF TIE DIeTRICT or COLUNlA .
are prepsrea 70 supply at short notice Thing 70.
dinerent eolors; Fountains. Lawn Ornamsnts.
Gontedj cellar walls and flooring cemented to ex-
clude daihpness; kitchens and areas cementsd and
made perfectly dry, and sure preventive Against
work executed for which Portland Cement. 10
adapted. Our Portland Cement becomes in = few
DAYS superior any Of the marbles natural stone
I'm common use, and IL an admirable imitation Of
either marble or stone: 10 more durable, and In
Is unQuestionable. -,r-,,, -.
jansSsf 80 u - Axssf cuislans ssense.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


-Proposals for marble work.
A three-story dwelling for rent
Miltonian Tableaux postponed.
Rooms for rent near the Capitol.
A colorsd girl wants situation.
Dressmaking In the latest styles.
A young lsdg desires . situstion. Il
Home Rals League meets tonight. a'
Stock for sale in Temperance bureau.
VIM. Bsllantyne has reading for Lent.
Agnes N. Easily W. Horat!o n. Easily.
Meeting Of the New Hampshire voters.
Grand concert by forty select performers.
The German Veteran Union return thanks.
A respectable young man wants . situation.
Northwestern market will be opened On Thurs.
day. ..s
Ten per cent. Of nrst years salary for . posi-
ton. Fs
Admiral Sands has horses and mileh COW for
sale o..
House No. 200 Congress street, Capitol Hill, for
sale.
|. Winter dress goods at . discount at 7. n Nau-
dams.
More pupils in classics, mathemstica, French
and chemistry are wanted.
Stephenson & Brother have on hand . large A.
sortment Of coal and wood.
Mr.. James E. Murdoch 10 announced for two
readings next week ut Lincoln ball.
The Washington Schuetsen vsFein will give .
grand masquerade ball on the I'D inst. g.
LatImer Cleary will sell Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings lne oil paintings.
Tbs seventh grand organ concert ct the Congre-
gational church will take place on Wednesday
next.
Duncanson, Bowling Co. will sell on Friday,
February q, at p. n, vacant lot near the City
Hall.
Green d Williams viii sell on Wednesday,
March L. at A:90 p. M, . very desirable dwelling.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-17
THE WEA DrpOpT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsuINGTON, Feb. IL, ls74-l am.


WAsuINGToN, Feb. IL, ls7l-l am.
PROBABILITIES.
On Tuesday for New England and the Middle
States, northwest to southwest winds, somewhat
lower Temperature and generally clear weather.
For the South Atlantic States, northwest winds,
falling Temperature, rising barometer and cloudy
weather. For the Gulf States, northeast to
southeast winds, cloudy and rein. For the Ohio
valley, rising barometer and partly cloudy
weather, followed, BY northeast winds and cloud
and rain by Tuesday night. For tho Upper Lake
region, northwest to southwest winds, lower tenn
Perature and generally clear weather. For tho
Lower Lakes, westerly winds, rising barometer,
signals continue at Woods Hole, Boston, Port
land, and are ordered for PASSPORT. In Western
Texas . norther 10 probable on Tuesday evening.
THE wIATHEI IN WASHINGTON.
The following was the range Of the thcrmom-
etef yesterday at Hemplers optician store: a. M,
%; 10 e m, 80; l2p., q; 2p. m, o.; p. m, So;
p. m, %; P. m, s.. Il
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-17
TAKE CARE OF your VALUABLES,

Call and examine the firs and burgias-proof
vaults OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
keeping Of securities, jewela silverwsre, other
velusbies. Rents, from ten TO sixty dollars per
snnum, according to sise. No business man can
Tsks wsrsiss Jron fhs Chieass sid Bosfos .erss
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-17
LADIES GOODS.

AG11a0. M. A DouglAOO1
COZ NEW YORK CITY,
Has her BRANCH HOUSE here opened. BAN
Dresses constantly received. No. 81 Thirteenth
treet northwest ta1s-soo
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-17
PY SPECIAL INVITATION.
Rev. w. H. MiIburn,
THE BLIND MAN:ELOQUENT.
will deliver his great
LECTURE
on the Life and Character Of
AARON RUJRR

WI" TEUTU HI E'ea'
on the Life and Character Of
AARON BURR.
at Metropolitan NJ. E. Church,, THURSDAY
EVENING, February 10, 1874.
ssers
ppIkkess, bsnantynes warren Choate Co.'S
Ihe sale OF secured SEATS will commence OH Nom
fsiI-ss 80 ~ = ''e'-ef''' > music S'0fs'
IATIONAL TEEATRE-UNDJYE
Mes,,, JARRETT 4 PALMER ,,r. ,,o ,o,,-
Of anno9ncinR that having nercts .e non1s
with the Infringement OF Inc Sationai T;.ss,re
'ney Vii ppoauce, On r
MoNpAf EVENING, FEBRUARY 16,
The superb Fairy Spectacle,
Tn which thov I'm iat s,,,trrr ro. thu 5r -, g,
- The city OF WashIhYr6h, an
OF HUNGARIAN DANCERS.
AMI NOISE AND ffA RisikSS h iAM.Hs WEN
NILES H.sndfSst SSih1s Asn H.rr .as
KlkA s5I6ss MP kShi iHkE AND
Mile A Pc tsl. sSS ELE
Gymnas.s,J whose thrilling perfSrnsnses n have
IT. Ta 49,, yLM s Nss., r.,
The Wonder ofihe Nineteenth Century, and host
Incidental to the piece will also he press nteda
GRAND MkRCHE D'AMAXONS.
r II : sIxTf Y ts LADIES'
GORGEOUS cosI IEM6SRs sND DAZZLING
Imported from Paris for the recent very successful
NIBLOS l3XRDEN. NEW YORK.