Indianapolis Journal, Volume 2, Number 70, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 December 1872 — Page 4

THE EVENING JOURNAL: INDIANAPOLIS', FRIDAY, DECEMBER C, 1872.

THE WAY WE DO IT.

We buy for caeh. We sell for ca?h. We buy goods cheap. We sell goods chenp. We buy the beat of good. We sell the beat of gOOdi. Oar atock is new, freth and deuirabla. Oar customers a.e well pleaded. On sales' are rapidly Increaioj. Qoii goodj, low prices, prompt acd polite attention, square, honest dealirg, U the motto that wins. A DAMS & HATCH, 65 EAST WASHINGTON STREET, au 1 1372 ly 4th p toplstcol LADIES, IP YOU WILL VISIT THE ROOMS OP MRS. SMITH. 40 SOUTH ILLINOIS ST., You will find a Choice lice of MILLINERY GOODS. AT REDUCED PRICES, All of which are of the Latest Styles. novM-lme DRUGS! JLJrtTJG-S! WITT & SURFACE, "West "Washington. Street. DIALERS IK DRUGS. PAINTS, OIL AND WINDOW-GLASS. HfSpecial atte nion given to prescriptions. CLARK'S PIIOTOGRAPI1S have apain taken the highest premiums overall others. For ehjht years my photographic work has excelled all competition, eeveral times bavin? taken every premium awarded. Make a note of it, that not more than one ringle premi'Jtn has ever been awarded to any one of ray competitors, and that not for superior merit, but for compliment The Indian Ink and Water-colored Paintines that took the premiums this year (although not entered in my name), were finished by the same artist that I have employed for the last five years. Gallery No. 8 East Washington street ang-W ly-lcol4p D. K. CLARK. Proprietor. M0TUERSI1EAD k JOSEPH, CITY REAL ESTATE OFFICE, No. 18 North Meridian Street. StiitinU Building, Ground Floor.) BARGAINS! WE hava several bargains In Business and Dwel ling pi operty which will repay examination by those wishing to Invest. In suburban property, the best and cheapest In market are the large and beautiful Lots In BR I GrHTW OOD. The numerous Manufactories, Depot, Double Tracks, Dwellings, fcc, that are already contracted for, assure a prosperous future for this suburb, and additions to the substantial mprovements will be made daily. CITY BREVITIES. The School Board will meet to-night. It Is said that the fatal cases of epizootic now amount to ten per day. Two-legged power now transports the mail wagon from the Postoffice to the depot. Mrs. Tyler and Mrs. Anderson are now wanting divorces from their liege lords. We thought the new prosecuting attorney's name was Parker, but a morning paper renders it "Griffin." There will be a meeting on Tuesday night next of the opponents of the coal road, at the Board of Trade rooms. The suit of Francis L. Farmnan against Architect Hod son has been dismissed at the instance of the plaintiS. Real estate agents are anxious that the epizootic should come to an end, as suburban property is selling slowy. The few days of fine weather have given a new impulse to house building, and in all directions new frames are springing up. Judge Howland wi 1 call through the docket of the Civil Circuit Court to-day and to morrow for motions and demurrers. Isaac Lang, coaterfeiter, and Charles Mar tin, mail-robber, have been sentenced by Judge Gresham to five years each in the penitentiary. At the request of eeveral persons we re publish some directions for treating sick horses which appeared in the columns of the Journal a short time since. The first annual ball of the Machinists' and Blacksmiths' Union, Ne. 4, will occur at Ma sonic Hall on the 24th inst. Preparations for a grand time are in progress. Mr. J. Ilodson, architect, mourns the loss of f 10O worth of mathematical and drawing in struments, which some scientific thief stole from his rooms in Martindale's Block. One of the Pan Handle pony engines Jumped the track Just above the Union Depot last night about six o'clock. It remained in that situation the greater part of the night Horatio M. Beach, of the RoCkport (N. Y.) Republic, is in the city picking up items with regard to the business resources and prospects of Indianapolis. Mr. B. is an intelligent gentleman. Maj. English, Superintendent of the Street Railway Stables, runs his horses to the street cars as long as they can eat, on the principle that an animal which is able to eat is able to work. In levying upon the live 6tock of Nicholas Market,yesterday,to pay the costs of his suit.offleer McKlnney found several dead porkers un der his house, which scented the whole neigh borhood. The tribulations of an attache of the Journal, an account of which is published in the morn ing issue, are afflicting to sensitive minds. In such a deplorable fix, it is rather queer that iome benevolent person could not have been found to AauZ him up to his hotel, instead of compelling him to locomote in a sinuous and cork-screw fashion. The first annual ball of the "Employes of the Sewing Machine Cabinet Company" will take place at Mozart Hall on the 10th of De cember The arrangements are in good and tasteful hands, and the affair has fine promise of being a thoroughly successful one. A hasdftome and singularly-original card has been Issued being nothing more nor less than beautiful pieces of maple veneering, which is a unique and happy idea.

A resident in the north part ot the cily his

harnessed up his cow, and is using her us a pro j pellinc: j owe r for hia buggy. A sermon on the subject ! temperance legislation will be delivered Sunday evening bs Rev. Dr. Bayiess, in Roberts Park Church. It is costing the State a considerable little sum of money to put th old r&ttle-trap of a State Hou33 in habitable condition. Hurry up that new building. Mr. John Wallace kindly volunteerd the u?e of three and a half teams and wagons for the purpose of hauling wood for the poor, today, free of charge. The gross earnings of the Indianapolis, Bloomington and Western railway for October were $136,000 against $05,350 in October last year, an increase of f40,C50. Straw is in great demand Just now. The proprietor of the National Hotel this morning paid 17 for an ordinary sized load. It brings from f0 r0 to $3 per load quite readily. A detachment of sixty-four recruits passed through the city last night en route for the frontier via the Vandalia. They are under charge of Captain Sumner and Sergeant Kane. Three drunks, viz.: Frank A. Hartman, James Moore, and Dr. E. Munson, comprised all the business of the Mayor's office to-day. Moore cashed up; the others were committed. Superintendent Mclntire, of the Asylum for Deaf and Dumb, this morning drew a war rant upon the State Treasurer for $4,250, current expenses of that institution for the month of December. Lake county has been heard from. 8he claimed credit for $50,as a mistake in her spring settlement, but upon examination it is found that there was no mietake at all. The fears of the State officers that she had been swallowed up by Lake Michigan, have all vanished. The epizootic doesn't seem to have the ef fect to kill the devil in all the horses. A vicious brute on South New Jersey, this morning, kicked the front part of a buggy to pieces, making the splinters fly like hail. Ills career of mischief was 6oou checked, however not by a Bergh-like precedure, but through the instrumentality of a "black-snake" whip. -Thit eight hundred dollars, alleged to have been taken out of the vest-pocket of Frank Schell, formerly door-keeper of the House of Representatives, at the Mason House, the other night, has not been heard from, and there is strong probability never will be. Mr. Schell takes it very hard, that the thief, after stealing his money, should have made him a prisoner by locking him in his own room! Grocers and Family Supply Dealers sell Dooley's Yeast Powder. It is the best. Take no other. s The first thing you do to-morrow morning", should be to goto the Trade Palace and get the bargains offered in the sale of the Hamilton & Bowker bankrupt stock. The rush will be tremendous, and you must be there early if you want the best choice. THE ABORTION CASE VERDICT OP THE JURY. Major Gordon made a powerful appeal in behalf of John A. Bassett this morning, but it did not prevent the jury, after an hour's deliberation, from bringing in a verdict of $500 fine and one year's imprisonment in the County Jail s HOG THIEVES. A hog thief, the night before last, drove thirty-five fat hogs out of Kingan's yards. Yesterday, the proprietors were quietly engaged in hunting them up, but did not succeed in finding them. To-tlay they are making public inquiries for them. The bold and adroit thief, or thieves, seem to have the gruntcrs effectually secured. THE POLICE BALL. This gathering at Washington Hall, las) night, was a select, extremely orderly and successful one. It was one of the most completely successful affairs of the season. The music wa3 of the best description, and the arrange ments as near perfect as they could be made on an occasion of the kind. The receipts at 12 o'clock were over five hundred dollarslwnlch will prove a considerable lift toward the purchase of books and periodicals for the proposed reading room. BEAUTIFUL SPECIMENS. Mr. William II. Loomls, the original " Bill Loomis," well-known in Indianapolis now living at Fair Flay, Colorado Territory sent Professor Cox a beautifully preserved pair of birds from the Rocky Mountains. They arrived this forenoon. They are birds belonging to the Grouse family, their real name "Ptarmigan." The male is pure white the female mottled, with some white on the wings. They are splen didly pre8erved,'and will he a great addition to the numerous specimens of the gratified recipient. AMUSEMENTS. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. The audience at the Academy last night was one of the largest of the season. The appear ance of Patti was the occasion for a storm of applause as a recognition, which was increased at the conclusion of the vocal pyrotechnics of "Caro nome," from Rlgolctto. In brilliancy of vocalization, tripping up the staccato stairway of the gamut and quivering her musical pin ions at the pinnacle where the perfect voice joins earth to heaven, Patti stands at the head of the concert 6ingers of the age. But when she was recalled and gave "Within a mile of Edinboro Town," with the abandon of an air from Opera Bouffe, instead of the modest exhilaration of a village coquette, she made as great a mistake as would be the substitution of the boisterous step of the can can for the syl van grace fof the Queen of Fairies in a pas trale. In the second part she fairly electrified the audience by the brilliancy of her rendering of "De Bravoure," and in response to the encore.give the "Laughing Song,"and again when forced to appear a third time. This was ex quisite, and she retired with the admiration of all present. Miss Annie Louise Cary increased the admi ration which she excited when here before, by singing in excellent style, and with a voice as clear as the tone of a perfect belL As a response to her recall, she sang Kathleen Movourneen. Everybody was glad to see Sig. Mario and grieved to see that the shadow of his voice was so very dim. Beginning the Romanza from Martha exquisitely, his voice flowed smoothly and sweetly over a few bars until stranded on the sustained upper notes, Mile. Ceano pleas ed the audience greatly, and Mons. Sauret drew a fine and witching bow ; and while neither stand among the great artistes, they added a pleasing variety to the performance. But add it all together, and it falls short of the estimate put on his wares by Mr. Strakosch The prices are greater luau me mem OI we Combination would really justify.

NATIONAL BhE-KErPEIVS ASSOCIATION.' YESTERDAY AFTERNOON'S PROCEEDINGS.

Yesterday afternoon was devcted to the dis cussion of "The best method of increasing stocks," participated in by many of the delegates, including Mrs. Tupper, Mr. Hosmer, and others, and also the next topic, "How to secure the greatest amount of surplus honey." In the evening, a resolution, recommending the various bee journals of the country to the attention of the people, was passed. A long discussion took placa upon tbe profitableness of the Rocky Mountain Bee-plant, and the best plan for propagating it. Also, upon the management of extracted honey, to keep its flavor, and the most feasible plan for calling back departing swarms. The " looking-glass method " seemed to receive the greatest favor among the delegates. "Is honey the secretions of the plants ? " was also discus sed. Some scientists think (he bees make tua honey, while others contend it is matter secreted in the flowers and plants. It was decided at a German convention, that no chemical change took place in the honey, unless the flight of the bees had a chu-niuj effect upon it. THI3 MORNIKO. Resolutions thanking the hotel keepers and railroads, the Judges of the Supreme Court the Press, the President, etc., were unanimously passed. There was an appropriation of $10 to the ianitor; also $50 to D. L. Adair, the re porter. A resolution was also adopted recom mending the formation of auxiliary societies. The unfinished topic Experience in import ing and rearing Italian queen bees was then discussed. A delegate stated that the bee keepers of the United States had been imposed on by one J. H. Chevally, of Switzerland, in advertising queen bees, etc., he having received money and failed to send the queens. A reso lution of censtfre was offered. After a protracted discussion upon the be6t plan for feeding, keeping, and training queenbees, their disposition to quarrel with one another, their age, etc., the reading of letters, etc., and a resolution directing official notice of the objects, etc., of the gathering, and that timely notice of the next meeting be publish ed in all the bee-journals of the counUy, the convention adjourned to convene again in Louisville, Kentucky, at the next regularly appointed meeting of the Association. BURST A FLUE. The Vandalia train due here at 3:45 this morning burst a flue just this Bide of Green castle, by which the train did not arrive until 8:15 being obliged to send back to Terre Haute for another engine. Nobody was hurt. ELECTION OF OFFICERS. The following officers were elected in Indianapolis Council No. 2, R. and S. M.John Ebcrt, T. I. G. M. Roger Parry, D. G. M. Julius Jones, P. C. V. Heiin Daumont, T. Charles Fisher, R. John Pendergat, C. of the Gds. W. 1L Dla.k, Sentinel. SNEAK TDJEF. After the opera had closed last night, and quiet was supposed to be "reigning in Warsaw," the inmates of the Mason House were startled from their peaceful slumbers by the cry of "Stop thief!" which created as much commotion as though a band of Comanehes were thirsting for Hoosier blood. From the cook to the "boss" of the establishment, all were aroused; and numerous heads were jerked from the doors of rooms, all eagerly searching for the cause of the dire alarm. After the uproar had a little subsided, and people had got their eyes fairly open, the clerk and a couple of guardians of the public weal repaired to room No. 0, occupied by William T. Birdeall, traveling man for the firm of Llndenmeycr fc Bros., New York. It seems from Mr. B.'s explanation, that after he returned from the Pattl-Mario conceit, had read a chapter in the Bible, and retired to reet, he was awakened by the noise of something crawling on the floor, and looking up, he saw the dim outline of a man crawling toward the bed ; and when the ' crawler " found he was watched, he made for the door, and down two flights of stairs into his room, where he was arrested, and gave his name as McLaughlin, from Cincinnati. Luckily, Mr. Birdsall got off without the loss of either money or toggery. The light fingered Cincinnati gentry have not been eminently successful in raids upon our "hasheries" recently. They are almost ture to get gobbled up. An Important Subject to Residents op Indianapolis. The battle of life is frequently a hard fight, but a careful inspection of the ranks of the successful business men will inevitably disclose the fact that the victory remains with those who can contest the struggle the longest. Nothing so effectually lessens a man's ability to attend closely to business as an Impaired digestion. It is said that Napoleon the Great lost the battle of Leipsig, owing to an attack of billiousness, when, his giaat intellect being elouded, he failed to unravel his enemy's plans with his usual penetrating sagacity. What puts the digestion cut of order so quickly as biscuits, bread or pastry which have not risen, or do not assimilate readily with the other food in the stomach? Housekeepers, everywhere, you should make rolls, brea4, biscuits, griddle cakes, pastry, etc., with Dooley's Yeast Powder, which, fourteen year9 experience has proved, is the best, healthiest and cheapest (but not lowest priced) baking powder manufactured. It will Invigorate the brain and strengthen the body, by keeping the digestive organs in a perfectly healthy condition. We do not ask you to take our word for it, but try tho aiticle yourself. LOCAL MATTERS. To find out the number of children in a street, beat a bass drum. To find the best brands of Oyeters In the city, go to De Ruiter'fl, No. 6 Soulh Illinois street. Teb young people of Asbury church cor-; dially invite all to attend the festival at their church this evening. The tables wiil'be supplied with the luxuries of the season. We will guarantee a pleasant time. Admission 25cts., including supper. To find the number of idle men In a town, start a dog fight. To find Hardware, Cutlery, Sleds, Skates, Clothes Wringers, etc., go to No. 178 West Washington street. Wiit Is Frank Boyd, dealer in Lucubrating Oil3, Yarnishes, Chemical Paints, etc., like a hammer? Because he is always driving things. Its but a short time since he Introduced his refined Oils for family uBe, and they have already become popular. Sold at his establishment. No. 23 South Meridian street, in cans of all sizes, at wholesale prices.

GEORGE II. WEST, CHINii, CROCKERY, GLA8B W VR1, WOODEN WARJK, JAJPAZSTSTICJJ WAKxC. LOOKING GLA88E8, PLATiSD GOODS, CUTLERY, ASSTD HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. 57 W. Washington St. AND 14 KENTUCKY AVE. aplS ly top4cul4thn

SIC 12 THE LARGEST AND BEST 8T0CK OF WATCHES, JEWELRY, SOLID SILVER & PLATED WARE IN THE STATE AT COLCLAZER'S JEWELRY STORE, SIGN ILLUMIXATKD 8TBIET CLOCK, 14 East Was h. in at on Street. CALL AND EXAMINE QUALITY AND PBICES BEFORE PURCHASING. ALL GOODS SOLD ENGRAVED FREE OF CHARGE. "Watoh Repairing a Specialty. feb37 ly THE BANKEUPT STOCK OF HAMILTON Sc BOWKER WILL BE OFFERED AT THE TRADE PALACE ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9th. WE HAVE BOUGHT THIS SPLENDID STOCK AT A GREAT SACRIFCE, AND WILL GIVE OUR PATRONS THE BENEFIT. TIIE STOCK CONSISTS OP Table Linens, Flannel?, U lankets. Dress Goods, TJaces. Embroideries, Handkerchiefs. Slack Alpacas, Ladle' N"eok-ties, Corsets, eto. THIS ADJAN8 BUSINESS. N. R. SMITH & AIRES, TRADK PALACE. LOCAL MATTERS. Oxz reason why VanCamp & Adam's Mince Meat, which is kept by all the principal Grocers In the city, eeUs so well, Is that they nanufacture it fresh every day, and make it from healthy meats and choice apples. m&e e Ox a street, to find out the number cf women, let a woman go through with the latest style of bonnet on. To find out the best place to get Photographs, go to Ingraham & Clifflin's $1 East Washington street, where the Photographic art is carried on to perfection. m Wanted Agents. Great Inducements offered to agents to canvass the city for a new literary rapes that takes readily. Call at Sto well's Music Store, No. 46, opposite the postoffice, dec 5 lte Raw beef chopped up. fino with onions, is a new "feed," which Germans consider a cure or preventive of dyspepsia, as well as oi lung diseases. This may be good, but for palatable dishes, give us some of the Star brand of Oysters kept by Gaisey, No. 18 West Maryland st., or his Quails, Prairie Chickens, etc Tight Lacing. It is estimated that tight lacing saves this country t2,0C0,000 in hoard alone annually, and kills over one-half million females. Do as you are a mind to, ladies, about tight lacing, but by aU means buy your Toilet articles at Cobb's Corner Drug Store, as well as your Baking Powder. i Francis & Phipps dont buy poor brands of Oysters, aad keep them on hand several days They receive fresh ones dally by express, as well as Game, fresh Fish and all the fixings to go with them. Go to No. 107 South Illinois street, and see what a variety ot good things they have. The combined fortunes of Mr. Greeley's daughters is stated at 1100,000 or more.

SEE "WHAT E SIIO"W FOR THE COLD WEATHER.

THE ILIFF BROTHBES, "THE HATTERS OF THE PERIOD" OPPOSITE PALMER HOUSE. tSTAGENTS FOR THE "AMIDON."

CHEAP CARPETS, WALL PAPER, OIL CLOTHS, &C,

AT

ALBERT GALL'S, lOl EAST WASHINGTON STREET, OPPOSITE THE NEW COURT HOUSE.

FOR DIARIES FOR 1873 GO TO B0WEN, STEWART & CO'S. scplS-Smos e NEW BAKERY . HAVING FITTED UT A BAKERY AT 88 FORT WAYNE AY., I am prepared to fnrnih families with Bread, Cakes, and all articles usually kept by a No. 1 Baker. oct23-3me PHILIP MYLREA. LOUIS LANG-, NO. 29 8. MERIDIAN STREET, INDIANAPOLIS Importer and Dealer in all kinds of Rhine Wines and Imported Champtvjznes. STILL WINES. California Santa Anna, Angelica, Muscatel, Hock, Claret, Port, Sherry, and Sparkling. Missouri Delaware, Taylr, Norton'e.Virgijiia, Concord, and Catawba. 8PARKLING WLNES.-Imported-MonopoIe,and Heidsick. California Montcbclla, Sparkling Angelica. Missouri and Ohio Ives' Seedling, Imperial, Sparkling Concord, Virginia Seedling, Golden Crown, Sparkling Delaware, Golden Eagle, and Carte Blanche. ap4 ly4p PATTISON HOUSE. We would call the attention of the puhlfc to the re fitting of the Pattion House, No. 43 Korth Alabama street, which under the present proprietorship will become one of the most popular hotels in the city. Large and comfo: table rooms Give as a calL dec3-3me A. L. BUCKLES, Proprietor. TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED. BR. AMIRAUX, of Montreal, has located in this city, and can be consulted at 147 Weet Mary land street, where you can judge for yourself whether he is compet nt to cure nearly all the diseases flesh is heir to if consulted in proper time. eep27 e3m BOOTS! BOOTS! For a well made neat-fitting BOOT, go 1o J. C. MA AG-, No. SO South Illinois Street, sep28 eSm Franklin Life Insurance Building. FOR A GOOD JOB IN" DYEING OR REPAIRING, AND 7 CLEANING OF CLOTHING, Go to the NEW YORK DYE HOUSE, No. 65 North Illinois street. Work done on short notice, and sat lsfaction guaranteed. WM GKOBLER, sept 16 3me A. DEAF. RAG CARPETS, The Best in tho City. WOOVEH BT R. S. COOKSON, 251 North Illinois street. oct9e3in LADIES, For anything In the line of MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS & NOTIONS, The place to go to is J. V. ALBERT'S, No. 40 Massachusetts ave. (Wright's New Block) nor4 3me RAG CARPET FACTOB.Y CORNER MICHIGAN AND WEST STS, Bag Carpets on hand. Weaving done "promptly, 8epl8 e2m VICTOR LEMAIRE. AUGUST MAI, 43 SOUTII ILLINOIS ST., WATCHES. JEWELRY, OPTICAL GOODS. A large assortment of CLOCKS, at fl 50 and nn ward. REPAIRING DONE PROMPTLY;. Bold Rooda Engraved free . nov2c2m AT 33 VIRGINIA AVENUE TUBT WILL GIT TO'j r;P A DELICIOUS DISH C'p OYSTERS. Or yon can get one of the bet cigars to be found in tnec'ay. Choice etock of cnEW-lJJO AND SMOKING TOBACCOS just received. novl5 e3ra NEW DRUG STORK PERSONS DESIRING PRESCRIPTIONS pilled nraCM rte.ly wkMng anything in the line of RSff?el,MeBToLet Article, &c.,will find theiu at 517 Virginia avenue. F. M. DAVIS keeps all the articles nsually kept by a First-class Druggist

CARPETS cfevVALL PAPEES. FRESH GOODS RECEIVED DAILY. NEW CARPETS IN ALL GRADES AND STYLF,S. Om CLOTHS I3ST JTSL, WIDTHS. MATTINGS IN ALL WIDTHS AND GRAKES. A LARGE STOCK OF R'JGS, DOOR MATS, VELVET RUGS, &C. WALL PAP'ER FOR THE MILLION, u ADAMS, MANSTJR & C0.

THE BEST OPrORTUNIlY YF.T OFFERED

ACRE LOTS -INSPRINGD ALE Only S1.800 per Aero. In fire Payments. Interest 6 per cent The 90 lots, 75 feet front. In Springdale are all eold, and lota have been re-sold at an advance of S5 per cent. We have 40 acre lota in the same subdivision which can be subdivided Into lots, as the streets are laid out through the entire tract. We offer these acre lots'at the Tiov? Price of Sl.eOO, and we at-k only a comparison of this ground with other subdivisions offered before you purchase. Call and let us show you this ground and the improvements making In the vicinity of It before you decide to inveet elsewhere. HOUSE AND LOT on Tinker street, between Te nnessee and EHnoIa streets. Price $1,300, oa time. HOUSE A.ND LOT On Fourth elrcet, 3 rooms. Price $8,000, heap. HOUSE AND LOT On North Alubama street, I rooms, cellar, well, extern, etc. Price. $4,E00. VACANT LOTS On Asli -street at a bargain; tbey are south, of the University and north of Christian renue, and are eas. fronts. VACANT LOTS On North Alabama, street, the best lots for the money in tho market. VACANT LOTS On Delaware street. CLEAVELAND. SMOCK & CO., Real Estate Exchange, 84 EAST 3IARKET STREET. HODGSON & BROWN, ARCHITECTS AND SUPERINTENDENTS, 14, 15 and 16 Martindale's Block, Indianapolis, Ind., and 124 South Clark strc-et, Chicago, W. "TT7E WILL prepare and furnish designs, plaas, v specifications and full working drawings f r all clastes of buildings, public and private, and gli e special attention to convenience of arrangement, $ jchitecturai effect and economv of construction, bo th in fire proof ahdjordinary buildings. We have a w ell organized and efficient corps of draughtsmen, nd can promptly attend to all orders, and will give t erponal and particular attention to all work entrust d to us. aug2efcmf m '