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The sails are set and the breeze is up.
And the PROV lie turned for a northern sea-
Kiss my cheek aud vow me a vow
That you win ever be true to mel"
u kiss your cheek and kiss your lips:
Never a change this heart shall know;
Whatever hetide, come iife come DEATH
Darling, darling, love you So"
Oh, but the northern nights are keen!
The sailor cling to the frozen shrouds;
A kiss burns hot through his dreams of home.
And his heart goes south with the flying clouds
The maiden laughs by the garden gate
Dreams of love are the soonest Ger!
Kisses fall on her lips and cheek,
And the world goes on Is IL went before.
Charles q. Hard.
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Chinese in Denver Sunday-Schools.

From the Denver Tribune, August Is.
The Chinese of Denver are inclined toward
Christianity. Nearly all of them who Join
churches are taken in by the Presbyterians. 1t
is in the Sunday school that Johns beaming face
is often seen. That SMILE ''child-like and bland"
which to the American mind is inseparable from
John Chinaman. completely wins the hearts of
think Cinnamon are '.just too sweet for any
thing" There is good deal of dissatisfaction
among the young men who attend a certain
Presbyterian Sunday school, whose only mis-
fortune is that they were not born i'm China at
the way the Mongoans have taken their places.
The Chinaman gets the most attention all the
time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-18

CABLE CONNECTION WITH SOUTH AMERICA.
The first shipment of the cable being manufac-
tured in London for the Central and South
American Telegraph company will be made On
the 18th Of November next. When completed,
next June, the cable will connect the United
States with Brazil Geographically by the way OF
Mexico and Central and South America.
STEALING THE MONEY WHICH HIS MOTHER HAD
SAVED TO PAY HER FUNERAL ExPENsEs.,John
Ward, % years old, Of 252 west 10Th street, In
the Jefferson Market police court yesterday, was
remanded on charge Of grand larceny preferred
by his father. His mother is dying. She had
$40 In the mattress on which she lay. She
intended part Of it for the payment of her funeral
expenses. Fearing that the money might get
lost, she told her son where 1t was, and asked
him to deposit it In q savings bank. The young
man took the money from the mattress, but
advised Mrs. Ward not to put it in bank. She
then told him to tie IL in some way about her
body, 80 that 1t might be found there after her
death. The son pretended to do so, but went OF
with the money. On Sunday evening he was
arrested. All the money except $4 was gone.
Mr.. Ward told Justice Morgan that his wife
might die at any moment. He said 1t was her
special request that the prisoner should be pun
ished to the full extent Of the law.-M T.
Sun, 16A
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ReceiptS.

GREEN Corn PUDDING.-Grate dozen years
of corn; season with q teaspoonful of salt and
half saltspOonful of white pepper; add the yolks
of four eggs, beating them well in; two table
spoonsfuls Of butter, warmed; a quantity of
milk. and last the whites of the four eggs, well
beaten. Bake in a moderate oven for an hour,
covering with piece of letter paper if it browns
too quiokly.-S. H. NJ.
To DRIVE AWAY FLIEs.-Buy an ounce of oil
of lavender and pour half of it in pint bottle
of cold water, and shake it up; the mixture is a
mechanical one only; if dissolved in alcohol it is
perfect solution; but this becomes more ex-
pensive; scatter your water and oil Of lavender
on the table-cloth and the flies will 60 away;
three or four doses sufficed to drive pest of
flies from country clearinghouse tabled.
and Z. and Grateful Boarders.
STUFFED TOAATOES.-Take six large. well.
shaped tomatoes; cut slice of the stem end
and take out all the pulp and juice being careful
not to break the tomatoes; then sprinkle them
inside with little salt and pepper; have a pound
Of, cold cooked veal, beef or chicken, slice of
boiled ham or fried bacon; chop very fine, and add
the pulp and juice Of the tomatoes; chop fine and
fry to light brown half an onion. and mix
with the meat q teacupful Of fine bread crumbs
two eggs, teaspoonful of salt, saltspoOnfui
Of white pepper, and pinch Of cayenne: I'LL the
tomatoes with the force meat, piling it quite
high and bake for an hour.
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MoRMoNIsM IN GEORGA.-The Georgia lecis-
lature is seriously discussing the Mormon aaes-
ton on the bill now pending to punish Mormon
missionaries for attempts to propagate their
sion on the question on Monday. and opponents
of the measure argued that as Mormons do not
practice polygamy in Georgia. the bill amounts
to interfering with religious preferences Some
sort Of bill win probably pass, as the feel
ing against the Mormons grows intenser every
day. new lot of missionaries has just arrived.
and are said to be making many converts in
north Georgia.
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1901 THE GREAT 1907
1CO1 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 100

1901 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1901
DS9BE TRACK srEEh sAs
TRANS = EFIkcT NAY isTa: ISL ~. 800
Of sixth and streets, az s follows p0'' '''"e'
For Pttsburg and the West, 500 m, daily, with
eanp>n, 81 Louis and Chicago; $3.50 pm. daily.
R MI pdl,ss Can TIT r PsSR95g p,uno
aror Car xstkns and the Nseth. 4 % ~ mr.
as With S.rs to dd. ssS Nat sss
Tor wiiismspOrt, Lock Haven and Elmra. at o:sO a.
For New 4oiE s s lie i fass geo m 10 80
limited e1psss. S Of Pullman amp f. lS cs and
$50 a M daily. except sunday.
sey City with bosts Of Brooklyn Anne1 sffor,jins
direct transfer TO Fulton street, avoiding double
Tor P.dep hia 500 a m. 10 30 m. 90. 40 10 90
10 = Limited Express. $50 a. N, daily . eal
For Ba,tPoTe, $40. 800 $50. 1880 M, and 400,
s1as. s4s 20 ~ To- 80 nooS and io;ls Pm On
For Popes Creek Line, $40 a. m and 4:4o p NJ daily.
For Annapolis. $40 and 4;4o pm. daily. except
ALExANDkIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY
AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For AieIandria co. 7:ao. 90. and IL 80 an. 4oo
800. go 500 and IL so I'm. On Sunday at
r. 100; ~. go and l! 80 An, and goo Pm
ely. and 200 p M. daily, except Sunday lay o.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington 6OO sos and
4sh On soe sund ES at. It s5o
1000 a. IN 100 and s:o5 pm.
18th avenue and at the depot
where orders be left the CHECKING of baSaSe Il
4; WOOD. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. noy2g
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General SheridanS Hat.

From the Denver Tribune.
1t is only natural that great generals who
commanded thousands of men in the late war
should frequently meet men in different parts of
the country who cherish some incident of war
life with which private and general were closely
connected It is doubtful if General Phil. Sher-
ldan, whose famous twenty-mile ride to VIM
chester has made his name familiar in every
household, ever met man who brought up a
pleasanter "reminiscences than a brown-faced,
hardy miner did in this city day or two ago.
Gen. Sheridan was idly sauntering up and
down the lobby of the Windsor hotel deep in
Thought and complacently putting at his Havana
and blowing the smoke into pretty little rings.
heavily bearded that one could see nothing but
the twinkling black eyes, approaching him and
raising his hat with awkward embarrassment,
said:
"Good morning, general"
The hero of Winchester returned the greeting.
touching his cap with military pOliteness. and
then, irving to peer through the miners heavy
beard to get glimpse of his features, the gene
raj added:
"I'm afraid I've forgotten your face, SIR"
The eyes of the man from Gunnison twinkled
brighter than ever as he remarked:
It's not unlikely, General; seems we never
met but once before, you wouldn't be so apt to
remember me as am you. It's seventeen years
since saw you last. Things have changed since
then. 1t was on the battlefield of Cedar Creek.
ION you remember the SOIdler tflat gave you
his horse when yours was shot from under you
by shower of canister from the masked bat
terry on the brow of the hill % and the old man
looked up with eager pride into the Generals
face.
THAT I do" answered the General, with
pleased interest and bright flash in his eye. 81
remember it Well"
Il was that soldier" continued the miner
proudly. 81 remember the circumstance well.
sir. When you put the spurs to my horse and
galloped off you left your hat behind you, and
called to you as loud as could. but you replied
Never mind the hat, my boy I've got that hat
mountain" and the rough fellows eyes glowed
with pleasure.
Sheridan grasped his hand and led him to a
seat, and for half an hour they fought the battle
of Cedar Creek over again.
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KING THEEBAw, Of Rurmah, has had mar
row escape from death by poison. One of his
pared for him, but Theebaw transferred it to
the mother of the queen that sent the gift. Two
hours later she was . corpse, and her daughter
did not survive her long for Theebaw gave
orders for her decapitation without moments
delay, 90 he rid himself OF wife and mother-jn-
law In single day.
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MEDICAL. &c.

nR. BROTHERS is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
asstes Distinctions and Leucorrhoea quickly cured
charge for advice. a15-1m-
nR. ARMSTRONG, CURES DISEASES OF MEN
u permanently without dangerous or dissgreeeble
tS streets except '0f
NO CURE NO PAY!-To ALL AFFLICTED WITH
~ private diseases come at once and you shall be
Frs, 9O6 B street southwest. jeai-am-
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Be- eonse edi a as in the city
to TO-, and to g. AL Female Complaints and Irreguari-
nR. RIQORD. 141 WEST FAYETTE STREET, BAL
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orders Of the blood throat nose or skin Victims Of in
discretion with sperlnatorrhea, premature decay, lost
py radically cured Recent Or chronie aonorrhea
charges eS y sssa c
ed from fee. - ''" '''' D' jelS Tess'
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severed simple means Of self cure. which he will send
oct7-eo 43 Chatham street. New York.
NERE A Il BRaH Pk e spsss
mssa
od Age caused BY ovsr.esersion self abuse Or over
t. ana
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We guarantee six boxes to cure any case. With each
order received by for six boxes accompanied with
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WELL 4SO Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D. c.,
Wholesaleand Retail Agents, to whom all orders should
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for ladies' Refers to the leading physicians Of Baltimore
Main office, 10 s. Eutaw street, Baltimore. Charges
moderate. feb7
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A PriNcely Houlc.
THE RESIDENCE OF The CROWN PRINCE An
PRINCESS or AUSTRIA


To the apartments OF the newly married
couple at Prague there are three entrances
staircase in the right corner OF the outer palace
yard for the Crown Princess as side entrance
TO her chamber and 10 the rooms OF her suite
the great staircase between the outer and second
yard serving a. main entrance and the portals i'm
the inner palace yard for the Crown
FRINGE. The first six rooms on landing
at the head Of the grand staircase are for
the exclusive use OF the Crown Princess One
of them is bath rooom Of a simple style,
put provided with every comfort the
walls and bath are tiled in blue and white the
furniture IN white. The adjoining room Is the
Princess's dormltory. it's walls hung with light
blue tapestry, the curtains and carpets of darker
shade, the high and beautifully carved baldaauin
bed, with light-biue silk hangings. together with
toilet table, some arm chairs and tabourcts
forming the whole of the furniture. Above the
toilet table is placed large mirror In richly
gilt carving. From above the mirror. held by a
rosette OF lilies of the valley the favorte iewcrs
OF the Princess. lace curtains irop down TO the
floor. A high white painted and gilt door
leads to the third room. the toilet chamber,
which is also decorated I'm blue and gold and
contains the necessary toilet furniture including
a magnificent full-length t1areat Next to
this is the breakfast room. the walls covered with
cream-colored pressed paper richly ornamented
with leaves. vines and birds the furniture and
doors being black and gold A narrow winding
staircase i'm one corner Of the room leads TO the
upper story into the Princess wardrobe. The
fifth room is the boudoir. completely hung with
costly Gobelins tapestry which formerly orna-
mented the-apartments inhabited by the En-
peror Ferdinand, the furniture being a Ia Louis
NV. The sixth and last room Is the Princess's
salon, with rich hangings of blue silk, the wood
work In white and gold While the breakfast
room boudor and salon have fine Italian man
tel pieces of Carrara marble. the other three
rooms contain large glazed stoves. OF the
Crown Princes apartments the first four rooms
are the same which he inhabited during his
previous sojourn In the Bohemian capital and
which have undergone but slight alterations.
These are followed by eight others in the follow
ing order namely: A large salon, hung with
Gobelin tapestry the furniture being white and
gold, with coverings OF heavy red silk. which
latter are also to he seen in the second or
reception room; next comes the grand reception
salon-the club-room with elegant furniture i'm
Renaissance style-the ante-chamber with black
walnut furniture. likewise Renaissance. The
dining-room has finely carved ceiling aud also
black walnut carved furniture.
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RAILROADS.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST hENE, ASp THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK J hsET COUPLER. STEEL
SCHEDULE To TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY. MAY ODD.
p4 s1s ShSHiffr 3sD ST. LOUIS
kfe. Sy and Way Stations
strasbrrg. winchester Haserstown. and Way. Via
iSTrPMILaPEftFHfA.n NV YoRk AND BOSTON
SAI ASb cav v L NsY 4 ExREss ,con
meets for Haeerstown and at Point of Rocks for
900. on sunday only for Baltimore. Annapolis and
1oOoG BAa TIMoRE EXPRESS tstops at Hyattsvllle.
College Beltsyllle. Laurel. Annapolis Junction.
tno..STPIfTs spEs, CHICAGO. CINCINNATI AND
D:lO baltimore. Elhcots City, Annapolis and Way Sta
3ERa Sq9s aSs ely fP5 ssm0rs and Way
ts:oo VA / vA, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
Baltimore and Way Stations. Winchester, Fred
hae5se"n 5pa IfsS IL EEe aSB .uRE1
EXPRESS ,3I Frederick. via Relay, stops at Annap
chester and Way Stations: CON Sunday to Point Of
tS:45-BALTIM0RE EXPRESS (Martnsburg and
Way, via Relay. Stops at Hy attsyiIle and Laurel }
6:0o-Point of Rocks and Way Stations.
ins nay sf1fSRf AND LAUREL
EMPRESS
fs15-PIrTsBURG. CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS
1850 PHIIaDELPHIA. NEW YORK and BOSTON
AT g HiT f0r and LAUREL
EXPRESS Stops signal to let of passengers
Junction.
tDaily. .Sundays only. Other trains daily. except
8undsy.
Al trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Othce Washington Station and 619
Penns lyania avenue l4th street. where orders
viii lie taken for baggage to be checked and received al
any point in the city. m23
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THE WHOLESALE NEW HAMPSHIRE POISONING
A telegram from Lancaster, NH, August Is,
termination to have the bodies of Mrs. Bugbee
Hattie Bugbee and Hannah Regain. servant, ex-
humed and an analysis of the contents of their
internal organs made at the same time as those
of DR.. Bugbee and Mrs. Towne, which will be
completed the present week. Their deaths were
attributed to diphtheria. but this action of the
authorities would indicate q suspicion that they
were poisoned.
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GUNNER READING.
The Beautiful Wretch; VIM. Black
An Ocean Free Lance; w. Clark Russell
The Georgians; Round Robin Series.
Among the Hills; Leisure Hour Series.
Gentleman Of 1eisure Edgar FaWcetk
Synnoye SOlbbaken, from the Morse.
How Crossed Africa; Major Pinto.
England Without and Within r. Grant White,
Friens, . Duet; E. Stuart Phelps.
Book OF Love Stories Nora Perry.
Poems of Ballads; Hene.
Franklin Square Library.
JAMES J. CHAPMAN,
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE,
1y9 gil Pennsylvania avenue
NEW BOOKS.
England Without and Within, by Richard Grant White
The Republic of God, by Elisha Milford.
Building Eras, by Horace Bushnell.
Commentary on Exodus, by j. G. Murphy, D. D.,
American edition.
Handicapped, by Marion Harland.
Mrs. Parloes New Cook Book.
The Emperor by George Ebers.
No Gentlemen, by Mrs. G. L. Burnham.
VIM. BALLANTYNE l. SON,
jy9 428 Seventh street northwest
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HUNARD LINE.

NOTICE!
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40. N r.. NEW YORK
fiaiha-- We'd, IL Aug. Bothnia We'd. IA Sept
Catalonia We'd, "a Aug Galha We'd, q Sept.
Alberta We'd. 81 Aug. Catalonia Wed. % Sept.
Scythia. We'd. Sept Algeria -. We'd, Oct.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES PASSAGE.
$50 and 800. according to accommodations.
Tickets to Paris. SIS additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms.
Steamers marked do not carry Storage.
Seerage at very low rates. Storage tickets from Iv-
erpOo and Queenstown and ali other parts of Europe
lowest rates.
Through bills of laden given for Belfast GLASGOW
Hayre Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and Message apply at the Companys Office
no. Bowling Green, or both steerage and cabin to
OTIS B1GELOW & CO., sos It'll street, Washington
d. G.
VERNON H. BROWN 4 CO.,
tani2 New York
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LADIES' GOODS.

MRS. ]. P. PALMER,
No. 11o7 STREET NORTHWEST
I soods WI oSsT ths Is@aiadsr q our
STRAW GOODS, Trench FLOWERS. OSTRICH
PLUMES. ETC. Etc..
at greatly reduced prices.
Store closes at $50 pm. daily July and August Ut
At COST. AT COST
nr1I 9sf NH TsB S szssE e s5
.ndrssce
Fancy z5 SsF5s q o asP Below
NOW Is the TINE iS 70 SECURE BARGAINS.
MRS. NJ J. HUNT.
jy7 GAL AND e2s D srRKEE. bet. 9th and It'll NV.
~. ESTIkE STOCK OF NEW SUMNER aoops.1e
silL Wraps: Street and TsyslipS WIsps: All the best
aRSan ns
Parasols ParsianN in Neckwear Black
Partisan Novess bsst Enssh Needles papers fos q
NJ. WILLIAM,
;sa ss'' ire'i''' p' 81 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
NINE. WASHINGTON,
Nl FASHIONABLE
DRESSMAKIN9 AND TRIMMING STORE
1911 Pennsylvania AVE,
Dresses Suits Costumes, Cloaks, &C.. made In supe-
ror style at short notice Ladies have Dresses cut
ana basseo, ana perfect nj guaranteed. apps
Douglass: 9. o,o,,. D..
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.-SPECIAL FOR
THE COMING WEEK: A BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH
HOSE, in Cardinal and Navy Blue, fun fashioned, at
SO cents pair, usual price rs cents VERY FINE
cents, regular price 60 cents.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.--Best 2-Elastic LISI.E
s-Elastic Isle THREAD GLOVES, SO cents. reduced
PARASOLS.-ALL PARASOL9WILL BE SOLD AT
DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT.
SILK MITTS. ALL SHADES.
DOUGLASS
jy2 9TH STREET.
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AN AMERICAN VOLCANO.-A dispatch from
Lewiston, Idaho, states that a volcanic erup-
ton took place in tine mountain south of the
south fork of the Clear Water, about 20 miles
east of Mount Idaho, Ontario, on the 9th inst,
sending forth column of fire and smoke several
hundred feet in height.
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CHOLERA IN PATERSON.-A young man named
Mason, living in north 9Th street. Paterson, died
yesterday morning with all the symptoms of
Asiatic cholera. The physicians say there were
never before so many cases OF cholera morbus i'm
Paterson as there are this season, and some of
them are SO severe that it is hard to distinguish
them from genuine cholera.-N Y Sum- 10TH
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AUCTION SALES.
VyHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

Do"AlNo' Aocaoheer.
BEIGE 81 TEE a
AND FoToMAc STREETs, dEORaEToWN. D.
u. AT AUCTION.
lot l6, fronting 20 feet inches on the south side OF
& sns m md
dwelling house.
with notes bearing s1 pr cent IN nee sad
sold: Ali conyeyancing at purchaser's cost. iot de.
a1S-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
DTNCANsON ppos .,-....-..--
I ~ - -. -.
srk sEEEEFFs TEFEHEEf # kSTH ASS TENTH
in iber No. s o 4S g, ct ana one " e
public auction IL rons 81 Sa STsse o we FIJI sf
hisTsT1E = HS}S pAsSSGST TEESTS
city ps q and
2s) in the recorded snbdvison Of SQUARE NUMBERED
ing ' same Oe'0nslns OF In answise thereto appertan
Ie%s n6 SnshIra essh balance sa and twelve
s fs, trust conysyancne. &C.: al pnrshsseSs COST
fauliing purchaser after giving five days public notice
of such resale in some Newspaper published in wash
DC deP PH Il $50 E fsSRSd At time Of sale
aus, II. 49, 1e, IS, %. %
MoITf EES SAAE ~ VI T"VSSpIDDHf E 1mI
sTREFT mi RETwHN 1 md u sTRFE GAplfoA
u. -. :. De a.. I - -. sa. ol oo.,
1916 and duly recorded IN Tlber 1885, folio ass one Of
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF
REFRIGERAToRs WATER COOLERS, 10.
Bsns overocked In above good, win sen for the ne1t
want Of aa e ~ fsn1 o1 snd IL
Ranges Slate Mantels &c. win find it 70 their adyant
goods.
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ty14 TIT SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
NEW GOODS
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SECURING ESTABLISHMENT.
WIN call for and deliver WORK anywhere in the Dis
tict. upon receipt OF address By mail or otherwise
Goods received and returned BY mail and express from
and to AL parts OF the country.
No. 1868 GOLD -, JEFFERSON STREET,
spd NRAR B1KDoE GE0RGEToNN, D. @.