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SAuRRwsIN, the handsome athletic tonsorlal
professor OF Beak street. London, got of a neat
Chatting. as men viii chatter when they are
waiting FOR their turns at a popular hairdress.
Ing saloon. 81 believe, said one OF the clients.
"tnat the old saying. two heads are better
eyes, and then remarked: II can't agree with
you. Sir, especially II the two heads want their
hairs cut. What Is inside the human head
effects me. Next customer
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Newspapers In Mexico.

Time is not an element OF news In a Mexican
newspaper. In this country live editor thinks
that II news Is good enough to publish 1t Is
good enough to keep, that real good piece Of
the end OF two hours, and he acts up to this
1Cea. was startled by the temperance of
President Garfield's message in Spanish-four
weeks alter It's delivery. No diSrespect was
meant TO his Excelency, for the message Of
PRESIDENT Gonzales, which was delivered April
ISL, was published by one of the leading news
papers here In Its monthly review of May /.
In fact, the American idea Of news Is un.
known, and whatever news appears in the
papers Is OF less importance than the political
wisdom which Ills the editorial columns and
from which the papers are supposed to be pub
lished. There are fourteen daily newspapers In
the city, and not one OF them ever receives
trouble to publish the dispatches which are
cent to them; sometimes several days pass
without single word from foreign lands, and
Nnen the dispatches come all those which come
over the cable are addressed not to the news
papers htch publish them, but to Don Ramon
GnZman, the president of the cable company.
on one occasion called at newspaper offlce
TO make a Change in an article mad left for
insertion In the next mornings issue. l called
at -FOUR IN the afternoon, and found two stout
boys working of the edition on cylinder hand
press. ! asked them Why they did not deliver
the paper the same day 1t was printed, and
they tod me that II preferred l could get my
IN the sysnng Now have three Of
AID they. seem to have pretty much the same
news as the mex. mornings papers, as wen as
the same advertisements OF last months steam
erS.
This Is the land OF contrasts In everything,
and the newspapers here are vacant as far as
news Is concerned, they are a great success
from the able editorial point OF view. Their
editors are scholars. poets. wits, dueliists, men
of the world, and nearly all OF them Congress-
men. There Is natural fluency in the race
and a tendency to politics, which accounts for
the number OF papers, each one OF which has
half dozen editors and no reporter. 1t must
be confessed that they write well and think
clearly, and all that, but I have an idea that ii
there were less editorial intellect and more
IepOrtorial legs that even in Mexico morning
newspaper would not work OF its edition on a
hand press the evening bef0re.-City OF Merico
Correspondence OF ST. LOUIS Globe Democrat,
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DROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

WASHINGTON. May Is, 1851
sealed PROPOSALS. addressed to the Secretary OF
the Navy, for furnishing Stationery for the Navy
Depattment, and bureaus and offices thereof, ia
Washington. during the fscal year ending June
the 25th of June.
Proposals must be submitted on the forms fur
blened by the Department, with the guarantee and
certlhcate annexed. aud must embrace ali the
items therein.
Proposals from parties not engaged In business
In Warrington, or who have not o supply depot in
such city. viii not be considered.
Tie schedule embraces two general classes LIST
Paper and envelopes. I'd. Miscellaneous Articles;
and the contract Will be awarded in the whole or
10y classes, as may be considered the more adyap-
taeeous to the Government.
The Department reserves the right to require a
greater or less quantity Of article il the sched
uie than tnat specified. as the wants Of the same
may require.
The articles will be called for from time to time
as Needed, and must be In accordance with the
schedule. and satisfactory to the head OF the Office
or bureau for which required must be delivered
without unnecessary delay, and at the expense of
the Contractor in default Of any OF which require
mente the Department reserves the right to pur-
chase the articles elsewhere. OF to annu the con-
tract In whole or in part, ana Will hold the con-
tractors Responsible for any additional expense IL
may incur thereby.
The Department reserves the right to waive de-
fects AID to reject any or al bids.
VIM. a. HUNT,
mI6-2aW4W secresary OF the Navy.
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FOR SUPPLIES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU ENGRAVING AND PRINTING.

BUREAU ENGRAVING AND PRINTING,
MAY 27TH. 1851
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until II O'CLOCK N. WEDNESDAY,, JUNE DID, 1881
for supplies needed by this Bureau during the six
months from July LIST to December 81, 1881, of the
following classes: Dry COlors, Oils, Chemicals,
Typographical Inks. textiles, Paper. Binders Ma,
terials, Dextrine, Grocers' Eundries, Blank Steel
Plates and Rolls. Hardware, Glue and Irvine, Iron
Der. Charcoal. Lime, Cement, &C, Horse Feed,
Coal and Wood, and Ice.
Blank forms for proposals on articles of either
class. With information as to quantities, qualities
and conditions. will be furnished on application to
the undersigned.
Bids viii be considered on esch item separately.
and on the basis of the information obtained from
the samples specifications aud prices submitted.
ReQuisisions viii be made from time to time on
the accepted bidders for whatever quantities of the
articles that may be needed during the term stated.
Preference will be given to articles Of domestic
production snd manufacture, conditions of price
and quality being equal.
Those desiring blanks and information should
specify upon which class they qualified to pro-
poee, as awards will be made only to established
manufacturers CT or dealers in the articles wanted
The right to waive defects, ard to reject any or
all bids, ia reserved. o. III. IRISH.
Chief Bureau Engraving and Printing,
m2o-law4w Washington. ID. G.
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a crazy farmer OF Salem, Conn, was on trial
last wees IoI beating his wife. He testifisd in
cour. Una. ne had beaten her by order OF the
anger GaDriel, whom she had Offended. He
was sent to an insane asylum. n7
The Panama railroad has been trapsferrad RI
the De Lesseps Canal company. 'A'i'o" W
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81 do believe, Mr.. He1elsptn," said his wife.
"that you mean to kill me with your everlast.
Ing conundrums. Why Is feline sitting no
straight like Niagara2 You knew couldnG
guess It." wen. Will tell you" rejoined Hef-
leispln; because 1t Is cat erect.v Mrs. Hef-
felsptn pulled down her spectacles and started
for the broom, but Henelspin had business
DOWN town Just theD.-Ronae Sentinel
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AN ELDERLY GENTLEMAN says to little miss
OF seven: 'Say. Sissy. will you marry me ?"
He child. taking the proposition gravely, curls
~. ~ neI mouth as IL considering the subject
nlaIIy ne gentleman "Yes, m, but-lasiie)
INA, Id like newer husband
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BE SECURE IN SUMMER.
sAFE DAPOsIT COMPANY.
18th q. and New York ave.

Fra Burglar and Damp Proof Vaults from s5
70 eco year. Government Bonds ON deposit for
4l per 81, Geo. Also receive Silverware In Trunks
for moderate rate. Board OF Managers: william
6tickpeys preeident; George W. Rigss. vice presi-
dent; y. r. Snyder. SECRETARY; A. i. 6turteyant
teasuref; Henry a. Willard. John OaaBslst Ihae.
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ssS: ygbii 4. S1kIY. q va :. La oom'n.
Application for rates 20 clubs should only be
Write for circulars OF send orders to
n. A. DAUPHIN.
r.ur NEW ORLEANS, La,
No. 2l2 Broadway, NEW YoRK,
" d Rs HOR0AOHs
MO OOS 14fh %. MsWs, WASHINGTON, DO.
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
THIS IS THE ONLY LOTTERY EVER VOTED
ON AND ENDORSED BY THE PEOPLE
OF ANY STATE.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION,
nVRR HALF A MTfTftN nIGTRI RITE

Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Incorporated In 1868 for IS years by the Leels-
lAture for Educational and Charitable purposes
with capital OF 81. 600. 000-to which q reserve
fond Of over @420. 600 has since been ADDED.
By an overwhelming popular vote its franchise
WAS made part Of the present State Constitution
adopted December I'd. a: D., 1873;
IT'S GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS
TON win take place monthly.
1t Nerer Scales or POstpOnes.
Look 1t the following distribution:
Grand Promenade Concert.
during which will take place the
1S3D GRAND MONTHLY
AND THE
EXTRAORDINARY SEMI-ANNUAL DRAWING
AT NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY, JUNE 18th. 1881,
Gen. g. T. BEAUREGARD, Of Louisisna. and
Gen. JUBAL A.; EARLY. Of Virginia.
CAPITAL PRIZE, al0O, 600.
eE Notice.-Tickets are Ten Dollars only
Halves, $5. Fifthe, 81. Tenths, o..
LIST OF PRIZES.
lGrand Prize Of Sd. e0o........ 5000
1Grand Prize of 2O.OuO.,.... 90 600
2 Large Prizes OF l0.0OO....... 20, 900
4 Large Prizes Of 60OO........ 10000
~ Prizes OF 1,000........ %. 900
oO 600........ Is, 600
lUO S0........ $4,000
IUO 2DO........ 40, 600
6O0 100........ 60, 900
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
3oU appropriation Prizes OF 800 20 600
l00 " : lO0...... 10. 600
1W 76...... $500
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Betsy and / are out,
CTwas the Deacon spoke
AS the Old mare shied,
And the axle orOke,)
Betsy ana / are out.
Revised Ponae,
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Nv AN I UEPARIME
~ WASHINGTON, June 4, 1881.
Sealed Proposals, addressed TO the Secretary of
the Navy. will be received until IL O'CLOCK NJ
FRIDAY, JUNE 4TH, for supplying the Navy De-
partmert and offices thereof with pure Kennebec
Ice. Or i,sequiya,ent for the fiscal year ending
The right TO reject any and all bids is reserved.
and the successful bidder will be required to fur
Dish bond in the sum of five hundred dollars
($b0G) as guarantee OF the faithful p,rfor nance
OF the contract which may be awarded him.
VIM. n. JEFFERS,
1e4. 1lNlS-3t Acting Secretary of the Nayy
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4 lOSsuLT DIR. ROBERTSON every Wednesday
~ ana saturday n his Office, 45S q street north
hiteen years. experience guarantees . cure In al
diseases OF the Urinary Organs, Nervous and Semi
nal Weskness, Nocturnal Emissions, I'm otency sc.
SonSrfnma or Syphilis recently contracted posi-
strictly private. and separate offices for ladies'
Refers TO the leading phy sicisns Of BALTIMORE,
moderate. feh7
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DROPOSALS FOR ICE.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON, June LIST, lSSl.5
Seaed proposals Will be received until IL O'clock
NJ. TUESDAY, JUNE Il. 1881. Tor furnishing this
department and lts several Bureaus with daily
1859.
Instructions to bidders will be furnished upon
app ication at eriLterdept's room.
A. BELL,
je4, Ills Acting Secretary Of the INFERIOR
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7 IMPROVEMENT OF RIVERS AND HARBoRs

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
I9u7 PENNSYLVANIA AVE,
WASHINGTON, ID. C, June 3. 1851. ,
sesled Proposals for the improvement of the fol-
.oWIng Rivers and Harbors wul be received at this
Ofice until u m, on SATURDAY, JULV9, 1851,
and opened imm ediateiy thereafter:
WashtnEton aarbor, ID c.. Dredging.
rock. " - $500
S-breton Bay. Md. Nomip Greek, Va Mount
nernen channel Va. snd Neabsco Greek, Va.
Dredging, Ito be let togetber.)
4-York River. Va, Dredging.
5-Urbapa Creek, Va, Dred1ing.
6-Iotuesi River. Vs.. Constructing Dixie.
hpecihcAtions containing detailed infer nation
snd blank forms for proposals can be Obtained at
thls once where MAPS aud plans may be seen,
Inc raent 70 REJECT any or all proposals is re-
served B. T. ALERT
iel0-6t Il g. OWL Fnvinas-
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NEW BOOKS.
Great Speeches by Great Lawyers by Snyder ea &C
Mharfons Conflict OF LAVA. I'd edilicu....... 6.0C
SopE.s u B. mineral Lands. ...-... SC
The Dartmouth College Causes, by shirley, Csc
Dorman'e Origin OF Primitive Superstitions s. so
Eichand's History OF the Orusades, Sv. new ed 4oC
Pity Years in q Maryland Kitchen, by Howard l. &c
By the TiSer. ~ author Of ',sisnor honaiti-
u
large variety OF Fancy Box Pape.eries lust re-
ceiyei. All the latest les In Stationery
w. III. d. %. III. MORHI0OW,
Law BooKsKLLKBs AND STArroNKRa,
spZs 41S Pa. ave. north west.
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pBOPOsALs FOR REPAIRING ROOMS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
WASHINGTON, June 9th, 1884,
Sealed Proposals will be received until IL O'Clock
M, WEDNESDAY. JUNE -, 1881, for plasteriue
freecoeing and painting the Office rooms aud halls
IN the north and west wings Of Patent Office build
ing. damaged by fire and water in 1877.
Circulars Of specifications will be furnished upon
Application ct the Superintt ndent's room.
3e9, ll.lb,l IL A. BELL, Acting Secretary.
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OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, WAR ANp)
NAVY DEPARTMENTS.
WASHINGTON, d. q June 6, 1881. \
Sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering
Georgia Pine Flooring Boards aud Scantling at the
site OF the mort b wing of the Building for State
war and Navy Departments, in this city, viii be
received at this ONO until IA JUNE 90 1881,
bidders. " ' "a
Specifications. general instructions for bidders
ana blank forms of proposal will be Furnished To
established lumber dealers upon their proper ap-
plicstion to this Office
THOs. LINCOLN CASEY,
Ut nf E,,xr
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III NERIF Ann BPktN ISp =. !. r NJ, u HES5i :

hAIH rs WEALfHi-DR. r. O. WEST,S
Ii NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT: A
epeclhc FOR Hysteria, Dizziness. Conyulsions Ner-
vous Headache. Mental Depression, Loes of Mem
DRY, Spermatorrhes. Ig potency, Involuntary
Emissions; Premature Old Are, caused by over
eIerton. self-abuse. or over Indulgence, which
leads TO misery, decay and death. One box will
treatment One delia q box. or six boxes for FIVE
dollars; sent by mail prepaid on receipt OF price
each order received by us fdr six boxes. sccomps-
nied with i've dollars. We VIII send the purchaser
treatment does net effect q cure. Guarantees ia
sued by sIOIT 4 CROMWELL. $50 Pennsylvania
octl6-s tn. .h&k
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PROPOSALS.
DROfOsALS FOR MAKING MINOR REPAIRS
% TO BITUklNOCS PANENIENTa.


DROfOsALS FOR MAKINts MINOR REPAIRS
l. TO BITUMlNOUS PAYMENTS.
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT.,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON. June Sgh, ISL
BY direction Of the Board Of Commissioners,
Se&eo proposals will be received NJ this Office until
~ S,cieek M on MONDAY. June 30, 1881, for
MAKING Minor Repairs TO Bitumicors Payemeats n
the CITY CT WASHINGTON, District Of Columbia. for
Inc year enoins June so, 1882.
slabk FORMS Il propo sai and specifications can be
ontai1ed at tn Office together with s necessary
ibIorU anon RESINS thee o. and bids upoa these
forms VIII alone be considered.
Inc r,gnt Is reserved to reject any or all bids or
W J. TwINING. Maj of Engineers. Us,A.
lelU-et Ens ineer Commi, sioner ID L.
DROPOSALS FOB MAHOGANY AND WALNUT
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, WAR AND NAVY
DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, n. O., June 10, ISL
Sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering
Mahogany and Black Walnut Lumber at the site
OF the Building for State, War and Navy Depart
mente in this city. will be received at this 0fce
Until IL N. Of JUNE 4rB, 1881, and opened imme-
o1Ateiy thereafter in presence OF bidders.
Specincauone, general Instructions for bidders
and blank forms of proposal, viii be furnished to
established dealers In hard wood lumber, upon
their proper apple alton at this office.
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
seIO OF 1t Col. Corps of Engineers.
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THE STAR FOR 1881.

SUBSCRIPTION TERMS.-DAILY STAR
Served BY carriers In the city, 10 cents week
or "A cents month. BY mail. SO cents
month, or $500 per year.
BUALL MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS MUST BH PAID m
ADVANCE, and no paper viii be sent longer than
paid Tor. Specimen copies furnished grat1a
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MEDICAL. &c.

MADAM DE FOREST Has RRMRoY FoIe
Nl Ladiee. AL fem ale Complaints auickly cured
Tan be consulted daily at 924 9TH street northwest
Olhce hours from I to 3 Pm. ielo-am'
I'VE, LEON, the oldest established and most rei-
~ able LADIES' PLY SICIAS In the city, can be
consulted daily At 465 Massachusetts avenue, from
2to4 and toe. All Female Complaints aud Irreg-
nlaritee quickly cured. Prompt treatment sepa-
rae rooms ior -aoles te9-lm
NO CURE NO PAY!-To al afflicted with private
diseases come at once and You shall DO rewarded
by speedy cure without mercury. Dr. BROTH
Frs, 9u6 y street southwest mll-Ims
nR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS - Certain
~ cure for Kidney Diseases. Gravel and al Uri-
nary Diseases. Nervous Debility. Seminal Wear
hess, lmpetency, elect, Scrofuls, Syphilis and I'll.
Blood and SKIN Diseases speedily cured. (ionor-
rhas cured in as hours. For sale 10y wM b. EN-
IMlSlE Druggist, corner 18th st and Pa ave
Price IS per box. sent by man under seal on re.
celll OF prlce. me
MANHOOD RESTORED.-A victim Of early i'm
AsI prudence, caustne nervous debility, prema-
"a ;e decay etc, having tried In yain every known
remedy, has discovered . simple meaus of self
cuIe which be viii send free 20 his fellow sufier-
ers- ADDRESS J. N. REEVES,
oct'-eoSk 43 Chatham St. N Y.
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ga SCHEDULE OF ADVKRTISIN0
PRICES VIII be sent to any address on applica-
t1on, and In the cities OF Georgetown and wash.
ingten representative OF the counting room
win call, on application. to write advertise.
ments and explain rates No canvaseeu or
solicitors are employed
Address, In all cases
Tue EvENINs STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY
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THE WEEKLY STAR-This Is q double or
eight-page sheet, containing nfty-six columns
fresh News, Literary and Agricultural matter
every week, and is pronounced by competent
Judges one Of THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
WEEKLY PAPERS IN THE UNITED STATES.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
THIRD EDITION
Contract Awarded.

Sometime ago proposals were asked
for improving the harbor at Whining
ton. The proposals were accordingly
opened yesterday afternoon, in the of
fee of Colonel Ludlow, in Philadelphia
The National Dredging Company, of
this city, being the only bidders, were
awarded the contract at thirty-one cents
per cubic yard. The site for the pro-
pos ed work is in the Christiana River,
and the dredging to be done is between
thu Third street bridge and the pulp
works, where there is channel II feet
deep at mean low wafer and from 10 to
$50 feet in width. The length of the
river upon which this work is to be
done is about $500 feet, the amount OF
d,edging required to be done being
about 10000 cubic yards. Work will
be commenced AS soon as possible, as it
has to be completed before June l. In
order to do this, work on the Delaware
will be stopped, and the full torce OF
the company put to work on this con-
tract. The material taken from the
Christiana will be emptied on the com
pany's land on the Christiana, their
tramw ways being put in operation.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
Ocnl NeWsin Brtef.

The fast mail continues to arrive and
depart with greater degree OF resu-
iariry now than ever before.
Dan. III. Foster, Cnas. Reynolds. Jr.,
aud rilghman johnson, were admitted
to practice At the New Castle county
bar, yesterday.
Those who have tried it say there Is
only one good cough medicine and that
is pr. Bulls Cough Syrup, it is cheap
too, only % cents u bottle.
The parties who visited this city somc
time ago, and engaged in a brutal dog
fight, visited Chester ON Friday last,
and INDUCED in the same sport for a
heavy wager.
Anton Wilhelm on Shipley street.
above Fourth, celebrated his thirty
ninth birthday last evening. The Della
ware SaengerOund rendered him scro-
made in honor OF the event.
To those who want to die use the
Diamond Package Dye; it is oconom
ical and easily applied, only Zoe no
coffin required and apretty card TO take
with you. For sale Dy Bcatou SInit Ii,
cor. Seventh and Pine.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
To be Brought Home.

The remains of R. H. McDanel bur
led last week at Carthage, North Caro-
lima, are to be brought on to Whining
ton and to be inferred in the family
burial lot in the Wilmington apd Bran
dywine Cemetery, some time next week.
The Union NJ. Z. Sunday schoo, on Sun
day took decided action 10 have the
body of their late superintendent re-
moved. Mr.. Howard Nc Danel, started
for Carthage last night to have the corps
shipped aud to bring on the family.
Memorial services will b. leld in the
Union church, the Sunday after the ar
rival of the corpse. Through mistaken
statement the report got abroad that 1t
was Mr.. McDanel's wish 10 be buried
at Carthage. The reverse seems to have
been the case, and the removal of the
corps. will be made with the desire OF
the family, according to the expressed
wish OF a large circle Of devoted friends.
Notice will be given through the papers
OF the time OF the expected arrival Of
the corpse. The funeral viii take place
from the depot.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
+ NHRlSIM AS GROCERIES.

We have lust received our Christmas
stock OF groceries such us raislns, curran's,
citren, lemon peel, or ,nge peel. dates, tigs
lies e ali kinds dried apples, S; dried
peaches, 10; evp. apples, Is: evp. peaches
3 cranberri H. not thOse frosted ones. 10 cts
per quart 3 hs JackSon's Chester county
nome-lnade niuce meat, %: Ms OF the same
make apple butter 70 pepper sauce ~ per
quart saur kraut, l5 per quart :; 3 Ms. best
rice, 25 : 3 NJ. french prunes, 20 : 8 hs new
currants. % Lauglyra coffee, rs marcabo.
% golden fio. 20; good tea, 40 extra. 30 :;
fine, 6O syrup, 10 cents quart extra, II cts !:
golden syru,, Is: California drips 20: sau.
sage and scIapple, IL ,de by Lewis Lamborn,
OF Chester county. We are the sole agents
for cabbage in THIS city. Rcmcm 'er, for t1 81
cash We will sell bb!. OF extra Family
pat ,nt process flour; We guarantee tisfac-
tiOn or send after the II ur sni refund the
money, so You take no risk in buying fine
-four 2b Ms, 81. GO bag &c. flour is extra.
Call al FDkD'S Sore, front AID Madison,
npVyH