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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-13
A DISAPPOINTMENT.

THE RACE POSTPONED UNTIL THIS
AFTERNOON.
The an1lously -looked-for closing race Of the
Washington Trotting Association was set Tor
yesterday, and those interested in such sport an
ticipated fine display Of speed. Some thought
the rain Of the day previous would make the
track SO heavy that It would be impossible to
start, but the intense heat Of the sun soon dis
PEELED the idea, and preparations were made to
start from the city the sky became suddenly over
cast and q moment later the rain began TO fall.
and would not interfere with the proposed sport,
but they reckoned without their host. for, as all
know, II came down in torrents for half an hour.
again the sup blazoned out with terrible power.
1t was then little after three, and after talk
among the knowing ones at the hotels and stables
take place, as Mr. Foote had stated II the weather
cleared he would put his mare on the track. and
If the others did not appear, he would skip" her
around and claim the purse.
THAT settled the matter, and shortly after Sew.
enth and Fourteenth streets were lined with vehi-
cles Of all descriptions jogging towards the track
glance at the track showed that even If the
horses did start the race would be Q comparative
failure, as there was fully two inches Of mud on
It. This IL accounted for by the fact that 1t had
been narrowed in the morning. A long consulta-
ton between the judges and the owners toos
place, and It was finally agreed that the race
should take place this afternoon, fair day and
track In order that there shall not be any dlsap
pointment, the club will show signals ct the St
Marc hotel and msrket-houss at II m.
Aftsr the announcement was made there wa:
for short time no little dssatisfacton expressed
but q glass or two of beer restored good nature
and the teams were started for Brightwood, and
thence for the park. Seventh street was In good
condition, and down went the flyers, Mr. T. H
Finley with MS fine horse, "Morning Glory, be
fore q handsome trotting wagon, leading the way
and followed by the string OF fancy stock.
A halt was made at the park, Refreshments
taken in, and in good humor the parties drove x
their respective houses, agreeing to meet az tho
track, and Mitnsss the big race to-day.
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THE PERFORMERS.
woMEN's TEMPERANCE MEETING.

wOMEN'S TEMPERANCE MEETING.
A fair audience was in attendance in the lee
ture-rOOm of the Foundry NJ. E. church last
night, assembled in the interest Of the crusade
on rum. The Introductory exercises consisted Of
singing, led by Mr. Berlew, late OF the Metropol-
itan choir, prayer by Rev. H. A. Cleveland, pas
tor Of the Foundry Church, and reading Of the
Scriptures.
The meeting was led by Miss Chaplin, who was
accompanied by several other ladies, and Rev.
Mason Noble, who occupied seats within the
chancel.
dies movement, was introduced, and said that 1t
vas Q satisfaction to see the manner in which the
curiosity and the prejudice Of the people, incident
to the origin Of this ~ ,S had sTay
and not q mere spasmodc effort. With many
ladies who had taken the initiatory and lead in
right eve or cutting of the right arm for duty's
sake. To keep back the tide of intemperance,
and save the precious souls who were adrift upon
Il, was the aim Of these women.
Every honorable impulse is brought into exer-
else IN behalf of this great cause. Severe as the
duty has been she reioiced thar she had become
identified with 1t. Clean hands and pure hearts
must support the devotion to this cause. Tho
good and honest Of both sexes now accord to the
ladies the utmost credit. In her sacred relation
as mother It 10 enloined upon woman to do this
great work. Congress mas listened to the cry Of
those oppressed by slavery, and administered the
relief Of freedom; will il not yet listen TO the
pleading, plaintive cry Of woman for freedom
from the wrongs, the calling yoke, which rum is
hourly heaping upon herr This is work not only
for man and for woman, but It is work in the
cause Of Christ, and rs such will receive Heavens
richest blessing.
To the men she said In the exercise Of your
piled in its public placed With men Of known
soundnsss on this question. To the listers present
she urged active personal efforts Of affection in
behalf Of drinking brothers. They will yield TO
prayer and persuasion. To young men, moderate
drinkers, she said they were in dangerous waters,
| though unaware oft. Take up the oars, young
Aat-A Ia haa ha 0fEA0
Intemperance is no wild beast, springing sud
denly upon you and forcing you at once to de-
struction but Il is insidious and willy In its ap-
proaches, and will sap the fountains Of your
virtue before you are aware Of 1t.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-13
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

For Southern Nep England and the the Southern
portion, Of the Middle States, clear or clearing
heather, north or ,cesf 1inds, Io1sr temperature
and rising barometer.
The following is the record Of the thermometer
yesterday, at Hempler's, in this city: q. m, 7so
10 g. m. SOC; II m, $50; p NJ, $50; p. m, SO;
p. m, SO; p. M, 500.
National Theatre closed. May Gallagher ap-
pears in "Chat" next week
Ford's Opera House-Hermann matinee for
school children this afternoon. Last exhibition
this evening. ta
Theatre Comique-"The Robinson Family, -
Johnny Devere and "Jsck Sheppard" this after
noon and evening.
Reformed Episcopal services ct Lincoln hall
tomorrow.
Rev. O. H. Fay Will preach In Masonic temple
tomorrow.
Rev. y. H. Tiffany, D. D., will preach in the
Metropolitan church tomorrow.
Gen. Albright, OF Pennsylvania, will address
the children Of Hamline NJ. E. church.
The Board OF Health held meeting last even
Ing, but nothing ofimportance took place.
Mrs, r. Miller, the celebrated trance, bust
ness and mental test medium, 10 In the city.
Catfish chowder and turtle soup at the Nonpa-
rsil, slo Eighth street northwest, to-day from Il
m. to p. m.
The storm yesterday filled the cellars along
Pennsylvania avenue with water. But little
damage was done.
Oriental Lodge, No. -. I. Q: o: F., has been
some set Of regalias.
Baltimore considers that she is the great CON-
mercial rival Of New York. Georgetown sspires
10 be the commercialriyal of Baltimore.
Services Will be held by the Rev. VIM. Mcclure,
Of the Reformed Episcopal Church, In Lincoln
hall. tomorrow Sunday evening at o'clock.
Sixteen hundred bushels OF wheat sold yester-
day in Georgetown at 81 per bushel, and 400
bushels Of corn at 70 cents Tor yellow and IS cents
for white.
The alarm Of fire sounded last night, about 7:So
o'clock, from box 81, was occasioned by the burn
ing Of . chimney Of soap factory on Invent -hfth
and N streets. No damage was done.
A coal oil lamp at the house Of Louis jackson,
street, between New Jersey avenue and Second
street, exploded Thursday night about 10 O'CLOCK.
Officer Shimonicl, with the assistance Of some
citizens, eItinguished the flames before much
damage was done.
The market at the Drovers' Rest Thursday was
dull; as beef cattle offered, and $50 sold to
butchers at prices ranging from 414c. to &c. per
pound; is wero left over; 500 sheep and lambs
were offered, and 200 sold at &c. to SIC per pound
for sheep, and % to a. so per head for lambs; 800
were LEFT over; 80 cows and calves were offered,
and sold at s25 to SIS per head.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-13

AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

By B. H. Warner:
,At O'Clock, valuable property belonging to
the estate Of Samuel II. Plat.
By Latimer s Cleary:
At 10 o'clock, household furniture.
At u o'clock, q valuable pair Of gray carriage
horses.
At II O'Clock, large assortment OF cassimeres
and fancy goods for ladies and gentlemens wear.
BY Green & Williams:
At 10 o'clock, large collection Of superior fur
niture.
At o'clock, small house and lot on Madison
street, In the northwestern part OF the city.
BY Duncanson Bros:
AT Il o'clock, the entire contents Of drugstore,
corner of Seventh and streets northwest.
By H. Colmsn & Co.:
At 10 o'clock, a large assortment Of goods.
BY VIM. L. Wall & Co.:
At 10 o'clock, at their bazaar, one dne black
horse, one bay mare, two-horse wagon, and set
double harness.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-13
SIZE OF TAY rrTIhS

B. II. Warner, real estate broker and suc-
tioneer sold, yesterday afternoon, for Enoch Tot
Samuel H. Plat in and to the following real
estate, viz: The west half part Of lot In square
63s, fronting Is feet on T street, between Third
by q small frame house, to Milo B. Adams, at
el5o; lot 26 Davidsou's subdivision Of square So1,
fronting 20 feet on Tenth street, between N and
lot 8, same subdivision Of same square, fronting
"a feet six inches on N street, between Ninth and
Tenth streets northwest, to Milo L. Adams, ct
o., 400.
Ths sale Of tax titles will be continued ct the
ONCE Of B. H, Warner, corner Of and Seventh
streets, this Saturday afternoon, commencing
tunity to redeem their property ct reasonable
rates by attending this sale
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-13
nuu nonpr az 1nnnrpH

The naval court of inquiry convened again yes
terday at the navy yard, and examined Lieut..
Jos. E. Jones, executive oticer, and ]. E. Price,
the pilot of the Gettysburg, who was on duty
when that vessel collided with the Lady Of the
Lake. Both witnesses denied most positively the
statement that Capt. McRitchie or any Of the Of.
heers Of the Gettysburg were under the influence
also testified that Capt. McRltohie was con
stantly in or around the pilot-house when his yes
sci was under way; that he slept there at night
and usually had bis meals served up there.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-13
IRON ORE Nv PRLgcE eEoRGE,s

Iron ore Of good quality has been discovered on
the farm of Mr.. Reuben Middleton, near Will
sons Station of the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road In Bladensburg district IN this county. The
supply Is thought to be abundant and . company
This valuable mineral will no doubt be found at
other places In this locality. We congratulate
our neghbors on this discovery, and hope their
most sangune expectations may be in every way
ADMINISTRATIVE Gazette.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-13
BUILDING ASsocIAgToHs,

At the thirty-second monthly meeting Of Cen
trail, No. 2, eleven shares were advanced on at
ifty-one per cent.
At the monthly meeting Of the Merchants and
Mechanics association Thursday night, over 100
shares were redeemed.
At the seventy-siIth meeting Of the Washing
the money was devoted to the redemption Of
stock.
At the thirty-secon monthly meeting Of the
East Washington Building association, Thursday
night, nineteen shares Of stock were withdrawn
at an accrued profit Of Il per share. Eleven
shares were sold at an average premium Of eighty
Ave,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-13
LIHBS OF THE LAW.

At the nrst annual meeting Of the Law Associ
alton Of Georgetown University, held last night
the following officers were elected for the ensu
ing year President, Thomas H. Bradley; first
vice president, r. @. Saxton; second Woe presi
dent, W. @. Stone; secretary, J. p. Lothrop
treasurer, J. O. 5. Burger; executive committee
@. E. Hamilton, +. ]. NJ. Daley and Robertson
Howard. The roll shows forty membership
honorary and thirty-two active. A library an6
reading-roo has been established, and 10 In Z
most feurishing coalition. =
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-13
CIRCUIT C0URT.-AR. JUSTICE MAC
- LRTHHR

This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Shoemaker vs.. Paul. Verdict for plaintiff. No.
ton for q new trial.
Ladomus vs.. Grant. Verdict for defendant.
Guinard VS.. District Of Columbia. Judgment
on award.
Barbour ct al. vs.. Ford. Verdict for plaintiff in
Sl,l69.7o.
t2o5, with interest
Dillon VS.. Washington daslight Company.
Case begun and postponed until Monday.
Adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-13
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY MORNING.

away from homo. In rendering the decision the
Judge stated that the Police Court was not In
Itself humsnitarian Institution, yet U the de-
and believing that the Imprisonment Of the
mother would only work out distress for the chill
dren, It would merely place her under bonds 70
time admonIsh her not to neglect thsm In the
future.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-13
THE REGATTA.

The interest in the proposed regatta Of Monday
is growing, and the indications are that there
will be Q large attendance and oonsidera bly,
friendly rivalry. The owners Of the several
yachts which are to participate are busily en-
gagged in fitting them FOR the contest, and n the
weather proves at all favorable the little feet
will do some good sailing.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-13

TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLES.
Cali and examine the fire and burglar-proot
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fiftsenth street, for safe
vaiusbles. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
aunurn according 20 size. No business man can
Afford to do without them.
\ TakgvsTniss from The CAtesee ens 19iisr .ATea
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-13
THE FRENCH LANgUAGE.

Prof. Etienns Lambert, the well-knoun teacher
Of the renchlanguage without o gram mar, will
lecture in English In exposition OF his method, NJ
Marni's hall to-day, at II .. N. The lecture VIII
Be preceded By French dramatic yesdjpgy b. the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-13

Dealers In Soda Water will consult their own
interests by orderidg the best soda Water In
town, ID. o. Counter fixtures, and syrup bottles
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-13
ADJUSTMENTS.
PROF.. HERMANN.

Last evening large and very appreciative
audience found enjoyment Of q high order at
Ford's opera house, In witnessing the quaint and
very original series of diGberie there performed.
II loud and continued applause is any index, the
audience were delighted, for the reception to
Hermann was unanimously loud and genuine.
Every feature was gracefully performed. He did
o wonderful act with vessels filled with water, in
which sported gold fishes. With the aid Of very
usuaf he produced these vessels with all their
freight from beneath the apparently guileless
securely hidden places to the necks OF turtle
doves, the summary fattening Of one dove to
nothing, the absorbing Of one risky rabbit into
from the noses, eyes, hair or hsbillments Of the
audience: the faithful recognition and even the
setting apart, in the pocket Of gentleman from
others; lavish results Of the invocation Of tufted
plumes from simple CLOTH, were all accomplished
With dexterity and ease which were remark
Hermann has most extraordinary gift in his
fingers, and SO expert that he can hide . baby as
Svsn 4 1 as
but we ore on the lookout, and have resolved to
be for once unbelieving. matinee, especially
this afternoon at 2, and at o'clock grand earni-
val 10 advertised to be held for the benefit and
last appearance of Hermann. All should 90.
THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
Marie Antolnette Nathalie Pollard, the WELL
known reader and lecturer, was greeted last even
ing at Willard hall by select and intelligent
audience in her memorial benefit to the sufferers
OF the Mississippi valley. The entertainment con-
sisted Of several comic and dramatic selections,
ali Of which were received with merited appre.
citation. Mrs. Pollard deserves great credit for
her phlanthropio efforts TO relieve the suffering
people Of Louisiana, and those who listened to
her renditions last evening were very fayorably
impressed with her talent and dramatic power as
o reader.
THEATRE CoM1QUE.
Large audiences continue to fill this well-man-
aged and popular place Of resort. The pro-
gramme is diversified and entertaining, the M en-
bers of the company the best to be obtained in
their respective lines, and the performance just
what II purports to be-a hrst-class variety show.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-13
VAR clean, sound teeth. an nay have BY
DIED.

NOYES.-on the morning OF the 18th inst, Mrs.
JArNtTr MELVIN MOVES, Formerly Of George
town, in the seyeniy-sixt III year Of her age.
Funeral will take place from her late residence,
$50 street this ey ening at o'clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-13
Malaga Fruit Company,
4O9 NINTH STREET

A VIKINGS AND IRON AWNING
IA FRAMES FOR STORES
MANUFACTURED BY II. g. COPELAND,
.s2 Louisiana avenne.
Awnings for Stores, Public Buildings. HotelA
tory prices.
Flags and camp-mee.ing Tents for sale or rent.
Agent for The Improved Hndeu-proof Awning
Goods. mh1
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-13
FERMENTATION TO TIE president

Professor Hermann, the great prestidgitateur,
was presented to the President yesterday by .
personal friend, and evoked much merriment BY
discovering cigars and specie coins all over the
Presidential person, even IN the hair where II Is
fashionable nowadays for certain clasI Of gen.
tlemen TO wear shay seed -
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WIEN you CAN DO so Always CHOOSE
THE REST

Mr.. Sutro informs Us that he will not deliver
any more lectures unless otherwise advertised.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-13
CITY ITEMS.

CONSUMERS should use from one fourth to one
half less OF DOoleys than OF other Yeast or Baking
Powders. 1t is put up full weight.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-13
FINANCIAL.

VIEW YORK STOCK KxcHANoE
F.rnfshed6g Lscfs Joh asoR a O., B,tnkSr, Y.,,n.
kotos nortAsaE corner PsansyIuania ausans All
Testh strsst, WasAfaJton. sse
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ADJUSTMENTS. So.

PACE NUMBER SEVEN.
IL W WASHINGTON DRIVING AssocIATtoN
VIII come on 'r
THIS Saturday AFfERNOON at am o,cIock
AT brightTood Park, If the rain viii permit
a. Mgs VIII oe Iaised from the mArket-huuse and
takes place. - ~ Ne fO$it ~ ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-13
EO2D'S OPERA HOUSE,
l. Corner Ninth and q street

THE GREAT HERMANN.
HEkRMANEi GRAND FAMILY MATINEE
At O'Clock,
dEhhMANN For Ladies and Children
| - THIS EVENING"
HEhRMANN BENEFIT to Prof HERRMANN
...,.,.,x.,- Andlast performance.
HERMANN A GrAEi Carnival or Dian erie
I WONEERs
HERMANN NOVELTIES
SURPRISES.
HERMANN POPULAR PRICES.
- The greatest Of Prestidis atrurs-H T. RSraLd,
Chronicle.
Greater than Heller, more renowned than Trt.
kelI -Epenfn0 SQr.
Hermann u gre at.-RspHblirdn.
A wonderful genlus.-Criffc.
HERMANN AT FORD'S
LAST NIGuT-SATCRDAY June IA teIa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-13
GRAND YACHT REGATTA
VI ON THE POTOMAC.
FROM WARRINGTON no GLYMONT,
MONDAY, JUNE Ia 1874

Three classes OF entres-so for the first class eoo
foI the nj. and SO for the third or silver Gun
OF same vslre foI each cl tss.
The boats uttered are Is follows:
First class -AmerIcus. Mollie, Witch OF the Wave,
5larths 4. Travers, and Fanny Bell, of Washing
tent b. ii. Lambert and Lizzie Regain, OF AlexAn-
drla-stsTIlng at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
second ellss-ColEmLls. D5untless. East Wind,
and yohn 7. Given, Of Misunderstanding as
800 o clock u.
Third ciass-spray, The Other BALI Lucille,
snd Allce LaviEia, Of Washington-starting at
Tho conmodlous steamer Columbia will leave
Seventh-street wharf st 10 O'Clock a. m, and ac-
company tie race: Tickets, 81: to be obtained al
all the principal hotels, and at the wharf on the
morning Of the regatta. jei2
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-13

UNRESERVED.
FORCED SALES.
OUR WHOLE Stock
OF SUMMER CLOTHING
Is BEING
RAPIDLY SOLD OUT
AT TEMPTING PRICES.
DO not
LOSE THE OPPORTUNITY
TO BUY
AT THE FOLLOWING RATES:
s20 For Suits Marked f2s
els For Suits Marked as
SIS For Suits Marked t22
Ella For Suits Marked So
$i2 For Suits Marked SIS
SIO For Suits Marked els
s. For Suits Marked SIS
COME AND SEE.
liable BROS,
Merchant Tailors and Fine UIothiers,
Corner Seventh and ID streets.
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w. .. LyC1TT,
R00KBiNDER AND PAPER-RulER,
No. All Pennsylvania ave., bet. Tenth
~ and Eleventh ats, koufh Side. :
EBooks elegantly or plainly bound. Psrisdl.
isallsns AsyspaPvs ssssgsllI sissHdssis,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-13

MASSEI'S PHILADELPHIA Xxx ALE,
The finest domestic ale in tie market, for sale
by dealers at 81 80 per doz pint bottles or by the
agent, Samuel q. Palmer, Georgetown, d. q.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-08-13

WHEN WHITING 40 ADVERTISERS,
w please say you saw fhe advertisement
In this paper.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-08-13
DREAN-LLFE.

By G. P. cRANCH.
I'VE are such stuff
As dreams are made Of. and our little life
Is rounded with sleep
Let me lie still-Iie still and dream again,
And bind the severed links of the golden chain
That glimmered through my morning sleep, but
snapped
When at my door you tapped.
.Breakfast-and halfpast eight:' What's that
What's daylight. What are mullins, toast and
Market" and raining hard and . bills to
think i heard you say.
All. YES: this il no dream. must suppose
There are such things This is a world Of prose.
But was far away. How real it seemed,
And yet | only dreamed.
was a welcome and happy guest
In a brave palace. Upward from the west
Long shadows OF the lingering afternoon
In long day OF June
Lay on lawn The palace windows burned
In the red sunset as downward turned
4 group of youths and maidens at my side
Down TO a river wide
Upon whose waves the western sky lay red.
"A barge awaited us: and overhead
Strcamed rosy wreaths Of cloud. We sped
along
With joyous talk and song,
Away away-nto a land Of light.
Where it was neither morn, nor noon. nor night,
But drearn-light only: and a city stood
beyond tropIc wood.
And in the pathway to that happy place
All was inccssant change Of time and space,
With sudden sweet surprises. Is went
In mcasGrcicss content.
And frends-the absent and the dead-were
And some We never saw, yet seemed to wear
The mingled traits OF those we used to know,
Went passing to and fro
Through festive halls, through gardens strange
and rare;
And all we're young and all were happy there.
How could you wake me from dream of bliss
70 such place as this!
Twas hard to leave that life for one so mean,
For prose, and duty, and the old routine
OF work. Yet, now that | am up and dressed,
| know that this is best.
The ordly soul is master Of its own.
The fair insanities of dreams have flown.
They We're but moonlight lashcs-brokcn CLEANS
Along its flowing streams.
Another light rehukcs the tinsel dress
OF drifting iancics wild and rudderess;
Nor can the nights dull testers now impose
In Reasons borrowed clothes.
And as plod along l know that life
Is but the stuff from which with toll and strife
We weave our robe OF thought and crced-and
tingc
With dreams its outer fringe
Work-work while daylight lasts; and let the
night
Spin her thin webs of visionary light
The rainbow hues that span the cataract
-cAristja@ Union.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-08-13
NEW STYLE OF MAPS,

Maps of the United States arranged to give
the purchaser map of any of the Western States he
may wish to accompany it on the same sheet. Its
neatncss and originality of style render it marked
success. Terms made known to Agents wishing to
sell it by addressing RUFUS BLANCHARD,
13S Clark Street. Chica go.