Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1859, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. |__ Mrs Consixcuan-Berpetit.—The N. ¥-. By THE presi) Bvening Post. through long affidavits made by 4 o 1, James Brenan. of its reporters, substantiates its recent ‘of America, in pursuance of the provisions o} pratt Sgaluet the notorious Mrs. Cunning- | the act of Congress ities An ect in relates to ham. By the advice of the editor, ne = al peta Groonsbatk, ant anther: re F. was induced to examine the nature of | izing the resurvey of cortain .an snid distri the matrimonial traps in New York. He did | ap; Noved Au ust 29, 1862, and Of po ees his work thoroughly. and while pursuing it he | *ithorizing the sale of, ube’ ill be held was introduced to Mrs. Cunni am AS Avery | a+ land office at GREENSBURG, in the State agreeable widow. He knew her well and man- aged to have three interviews. At the third | ® one she proposed to make a punch for him to eure his cold, and she was anxious that he should meet her at a private room, which was declined. From the cireumstanees he judged that she wished to rolf him, and he was twice forcibly detained when he tried to leave the house, outside of which he had taken the pre- caution to station Mr. Marsh, another reporter, who testifies that he, knowing her. saw Mrs. Cunningham go into the house and followed her when a left t toa house in White street, to- ward West Broadway. The identification of of the wing-named towns! veyed, te wit: rudian an! 6, of range range 2. ‘Townships 1 and 2, of range South of the base line sad ri Townships 1,2, 3, 4,5, 6, Preni NT br THE UNITED Sident of the United , commencing on Monday, the second May oeat, for the sale hd unappropristed and vacant tenets ofpurmned townships aud fractional . according to the approved plats resur- South of the base line and west af the principal me- Townships 1.S.and 4, and fractional townships 5 1. . ‘Townships 1, 2 and 3, and fractional township 4, of 3. Fractional townships 1, 2. and 3, of range & Fractional township 1, of range 5. i st af the principal me- i 7, of range 1. the woman was complete, and it is quite evi- | Townships5, 6 and 7, of range 2. dent that she is continuing the games at which Town ie Sand 7, of range 3. the is an adept. Prior to the trial of Mrs. Cunningham for the murder of Dr. Harvey Burdell, the District Attorney had a keen detective engaged in seek- ing her history. It was very voluminous, and disclosed a life that caused the prosecuting of- ficer to use that powerfully vituperative speech with which he opened the ease. Of course he could not tell what be knew, as it could not be introduced as testimony, but a remarkable his- tory of the woman isin existence. As from the evidence now brought forward itis apparent that the woman has still the same activity that has characterized her th: h life, it is reason- able to believe that she will continue till she is at last overtaken in some shame that will close her eventfal life. The affidavits in the Even- ing Post show her te be the same desperate and avaricious woman that she was represented to be at the time of her trial. es - Sirtexe ry Cuvren.—An American writes from London that in the churches there. who- ever comes first. whether gentleman or lady, takes the further end in the slip, and those that follow, fill up the remaining seats, and thus prevent the awkward disturbance which occurs im our churches here, in the process of filing in and out by men in order to isvlate women at the further end of the pew. In churches where the pews are free. the ewkwardness and incon- venience occasioned to ladies by the first com- ers taking the aisle end of the pew is even greater, as many of those who obtain that seat persist in sitting still and making those who range 4. Township 6, of range 8. ‘Townships 4, 5, 6 and 7, and of range 10, ‘Township 5, of range ‘Township 6, of range 13. flowed,”” finally acted upon of the act of 2 tioned, will The offeri der int n which t whole shall h the two works. eight hundred and fifty-nine. By the President: Tuos. A. Heyoric Fivery to any of ment therefor as soon a& prac : 1 wish to get into the pew climb over them, no | feited, very easy or modest undertaking, especially if THOS. the crinoline of the lady be at all fashionable. Commissioner of It is not the one who does the climbing, how- | Norr. evor, but the one who persists in sitting still, that is to be censured fur this breach of courte- ey. It is said that the habit of gentlemen taking the aisle end of the pew originated with the early settlers, who sat near the doors of the pews so that incase of an attack by the Indians, they might be ready for action! ~ This will count for the prevailing fashion of gentlemen occupying the door end ef the pew. but we have no authority for the custom of ladies oecupy- ing that position. As there is no longer any danger of attacks from Indians, we think this custom of filing ont and in like a parcel of sol- diers, on the part of gentlemen, might well be ehanged, and we hope that the English custom anay be adopted by the Iadi as heret ja S-lawisw CERTAL ANDS TO STATE OF MICHIGAN ds each side of the “Grand Rap “ Flint and Pere Marguette,” waukee,” the “* Port bs - m = have not been selected A Noven Srectacts.—Parave or tne “ Soxs ov Matta.’—The members of Mercantile Lode Sons of Malta.” paraded through the ight, to the great amasement | 8 the places her Shortiy after 10 o'clock the hall and filed alon . the street. They were certaiuly avery odd-lor cing set of people ‘The officers were dressed in red gowns, reaching to the feet, with hoods of the same hue. Two of those were mounted on white horses, and took the lead. An unfortunate little donkey came next, which, not being sensible of the honorable posi- tion it occupied, evinced its natural propensities by holding back with that persistency whic peculiar to the race. It was *- fixed ap’ hamental trappings. ch it seemed tain the most found mupt. The ass was led by two of the prethre The processsion foliowed. All the brethren were dressed in long gowns and hoods with exr- tains or masks, so as to conceal their features. Rome appeared in white, and bore striking resem dlance drawal. Townships 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, Townships ridian, ridian. and others, tired in black, might have been iaken resurrected monks of old the route selected in sc not ridiculous appearar of the spectators —V. Y ———— RECEPTACLE AT THE erstand that asingular | !7. y has been made, within a day or tw the Hancock House. ‘Tie family were at dinne-, When & panel of a closet suddenly fell, disclosing # recepticle unknown to the present oceupants of the house. It was empty, but very probably was used by the patriot of the Revolution, theo! owner of the building, asa safe place for h respondence with his fellow patriots, which. very probably the British mizht have considered be Of 2 seditious character — Bo: Traveter. eter es i it Id seem that nobody pays taxes in Chicago. ‘The Democrat of that city has a supple. ment containing forty-seven columns of clocly. Printed matter, representing delinguents of Chi- cago for the past year. Not less than 13.6% lots are thus advertised for non-payment of taxes being at- for some They marched along f , red: ‘Townships 1, 2. 3,4 a1 and I, of range 1. ‘Townships 6, 11, 12, Townships 6, 8, 9, 10, ‘Townships 6, 8 re Townships 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, ‘Townslups 11, 12, 15, 14, 15, %, 27, and B, of range 2. day of Aprii next, vizz ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS NATIONAL HOTEL_A WwW overett. Mas: ‘a, C Wright alrcee <gq| Townships 12 3, M Hooker NY. SO tee WH Wigder, Pas Ww of ge 3. doy Dr. R. Smith, lo; S Conttz and lad 57 m ja; G Engo and lady. N Te Nile bol bien i GT Myers, Pa; WF Wilson, Ma; f qe, dos dM Sumit J J Groen, NY: W | OLranse >. Foley Las 3° Adains, 1, Gittings, de: Wes i Crd a NY: P Gorman,’ Md; GN Micrerastine 4, 5,6, 89,10; 11 ay tier Studall, doz 1. MB nan, Jr, in dean? Wd Buchanan, do; HR Gambie, M Gamble, | “p20 0h rmnke V Carr and lady, SC Ls Bd | . Townships 4 evict, and 2), of range ®. NY: J L Benedict, a iE Jonlyn; Mas, s, do; Mia Ryndorr, famuly, do: Mrs Benppeng: —D Packer, NY; J Hen- 82, of ran; 7 ress, Sonta, , Mass: JR boos <a * mer, che ve FS Turner, Mid: F Pores as W Pr J Harkelale, ‘a; A Girard, tle rw noe ie; “FT 3 RL Crookes, NY Commissioner of the ¢ 2 teRo J Harrison, Vee ia Conan sioner of tho General Land Oe °F Poy Mee Et Pe igs Westie fas Brion very indeen besith and desirone of art. Mise A EP Rol AW iy iy end fay band, (Gor. Sami Sprige) oe wal a6 hecient ii OCEAN STEAMERS? SAILING DAYS remap D.C. tthe earliest practicalie ane Frow qe Usirep States. power of attorney by merle reagent =| Days. N ° fo 17. 5 {Arnapolis Republican, U; SCHOOL WATCHES: Europa..... [Pact agg a s BeHOGL Wa i N. Americait Liverpool BEHOOL Wate - Liverpool... . Boston. : RGHOOL WARE -Hamburg....New York...:Mar. 1| Just received. tovot ‘anted ‘Havre......New York leat Lime keepers, at prices, rancor fet oes ——————— " Jewelia, df: SEMREN, F .. ©. WEIRMAN’S CARD Fa ee: OR his Patrous and others the Ladi IST CEPR RIVALS AT SHILLIN 4 WEIR 42t sth street, between New Yor ee ate ne Mincaainon, nod News- received, 8 ory fun stock ot is | Haipor'a Weekly, th idee : h he will sell at rehed oe ADE SH Home Journal, P*P** Mren Te eash. eekly, 7 are the same make rabulity of ke > quality o; - fray which’ arose ahaa mins hake Di ing of Union, tofore, x itiday Qventag Post, patrons throughout the Dixtriet ant? fi Mi ‘« Pictorial, Scientific American, ineomparabiy suparior in meg eos Wai agazi sap es ailfecent in etylt, Be and arrrarempeet, and | NAW Me ety, fs Sahay vthers vended hore or eheugworkman- | N° ¥ Weekly ne, miglorss i he ete mito ce-oazsent.bi | Lomdoniiiag New, Hecw r rates, on the terms above manta iy Hiuw'd Times, aay on woflon shove that hetaeal thrown | Ki Pusch,” nop, wear in them a ‘eons style, ot, | NN o Foreign Reviows, Magaz: wil warrant his in every parti Publeati COI i ly aad thetons ar wits three pairs of those for ealent, bkiaanins bs ble quality tows shoe hau the naavoreal at” Koo Slee fact tant hey a ther pris ape IANOS THAT HAVE BEEN R. EDO. c: Pinkie to persons saj oy ar’ need on the day appointod, notice, and before the day app: " mencement of tho public sale of the lands embracing the tract claimed; otherwise such claim will be tor- uren and the Amboy, Lansing, and Traverse Ba , situated in the undermentioned townships, which in virtae of said gr reserved for any purpose whatever, and which were subject to private entry at the date of withdrawal. will be restored to private entry on the days, and nafter specified, at the ordi- nary minimum of $1.25 per aera, or at the priees to ghich Gey may have graduated at the date of with- South of the base line and enst of th fran Townships dand 5, of ranges 2, i i 5,6 and 7, and fractional township 8, of Fractional township 8, of range 6. 7 onal Lownsl Wand 9, of range % 5 | ative one yp | - fractional townships, iM. Fractional township 8, of range 12, Lands covered by confirmed private claims, appro- priated by law for the use of sehools, vi thor purpoxer, together with the “swamp and over- ranted to the State by the acts of approved March 2, 1849, and Se: af those tracts for which the patents have been is- sued or appliod for by theday appointed for the com- mencement of the sale,or which shall not have been that time, under the provisions , herein betore men. tvertinod, have been offered, and the sales thus closed; but the sale shall not be kept open longer than two weeks, and no private entry of any of the jands will bo admitted until after the expiration of diven under my hand, at tho city of Washington, thas ith day of Jannary. Anno Domini one thousa: JAMES BUCHANAN. KS) Commissioner of the General Land Offico. NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS, raon entitied to the right of pre-emption the lands within the townships and f ac- tional townships above mentioned, is required toes- tablish the same to the satisfaction of tho rogister and receiver of the propor land offies, and mak pay- hle after seeing thts nts for the com- . HENDRICKS, oneral Land Ofhee. Un:or the regulations of the department, ‘eand now existing, no payment can be maria for advertising proclamations except to such ublishers ax are specially authorized to publish by he Commissioner of the General Land Office. Noricr roa! Wi hesronarion OF iN Oo MARKET IN THE The grant of land made by tho act of Congress a) A June 3d, 155; to the State of Miciican, ne construction of certain railroads therein if een xo far adjnated as to author- thdrawal of the lands herein- ven that all the va- siz miles on troit and Mil- Iwaukes,”? and ailroads, At the land office at KaLamazoo, on Monday, the eleventh day of April next, vin: South of the base line and west of the principal me- ridian. Townships 1, 2, 5, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8, of range 5, At the land office at Detrort, on Monday, the eleventh day of April next, viz: South of the base line and west of the principal me- r Townships 29, $9, 31, $2, $5, 34 and 35, of range 2. North of the base line and east of the principal me- ‘Townships 4, 5, 7, 2, 9 and 10, of ranges 15, 16 and at At the land office at East Sacanxaw, on Monday, the eleventh day of April next, vin: North of the base line and cast of the principal me- . ridian. Townships 6, %, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, and 20, 3, 15, 16, 19, and 2, of range 2. }, 14, 15, 19, and 29, of range 3. 16, of rruge 4, 13, 14, and 16, of range 5, and 14, of range 6. 13, and 14, ranges 8, 9, 10, and I. North of the base line and west of the principal me- 8, and 19, of range 1. + 19, 20, 21, 23, 24, 25, At the land office at lonta on Monday, the eleventh North of the base line ne nowt of the principal me- ridian. Townships |, 2, 3, 4,8, 9 and 19, of range 1. i , 6, 8, 9 and 10, of range 2. ‘Townships 3, 4, 5, 6,8, 9, 10, IL, 12, 17, 18, 19 B | and 2, of range 9. Fs es iar Townships 4, 5. 6,7, 8,9 and 10, of range 19. F Fasten, cmd bes At the land office of Traverse Ciry, de Ban indy dy; | the eleventh day of April moctetiae Te +L Armstoad, do: HR Keore. North of the base line and west of the principal me- Brikston, Md; W H Jones, ; ridian, ’S Trumbull, do: fF Ry nde ‘Townships 2t and 22, , of range 3, Fowuships 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 25, 27, B,D, 390,31 and ep honnehip "21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 35, 2, 2, 29,97, 31 and : ¢ raniiips 21, 22, 23,24, 25, B, 27, 23, 9, 399 and 31, 22, 23, 24. 25, 8 and 27, of le 23.24, and 25, of ranges. i and 23, of range 9, hand, at the cit: A. D. : ‘A SP forthampton, Prince George’s coca a: Pper Marlboro’ Advo- Yooate, and Balt. Si } bits ta'chis ames Ravyplease publish ost and wond iota. Png TeKs amber 28, 185%; also, rant, or ¢ principal me- Townships 1, 2, 5, 4, 5, 6,7, 8 and 9 of range 1. North of ths base line and west of the principal me- gel, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,9, 10, »waships 4, 5,6,%, 9and 10, of ranges 12, 13, a: d f range 7. ‘and 2, ips 1, 2,3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 19, 11, 12, 17, 18, 19and ‘ownships 1,2, 3, 6 5,6,8,9, 10, 1, 12, 18, 19 and 2n, Townships 1, 2,5, 4, 5,6, 8, 9, 10, 11,12, 17, 18, 19 and 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 7, 8,9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, Townships 4, 5,7, 8,9, 19, 11,12, 13, 14, 15,17, 18, 19, Monday, of Washington, HENDRIC amoral band Ofhice, Note.—Under the regulations of the department, as heretofore and now existing. no iumle for advertising proclamations sven toenek xcept to such ey seh chenp SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTO! oc 9-sut Ohach Watiitne oo 435 at. de La Rens E, av. s CAST OVE iste erent | lessness, with V ety. HELMBOLD'S HELM Indiseretéon, and al 1 mpOLPS Fy INE PR ATION. y the Kidnoys, uC for ¥- BUSH Be pect ty BUCHU for Dimness of Vision. BLSHE Br Wace maa i Debility. q fo BUGHU for Dryness of the Skin. pucay for Eruptions, BUCHUE ES Pain in the Back. BUCY for heaviness of the ? ove LORCCHE L- Mobility and Rest. = f At ‘ntion, Horror of HU for Obstructions, HU for Excesses arising from Diseases of the SEXUAL ORGAN, a. isting in either sex, from whatever canse origi- So- ‘J iS BOLD'S i =O E nated, and no matter o! HOW LONG STANDING. he toms,in part, are experienced often by suflerers with discaton of the Binador Iideors, Gra In visi and: ing the eal u Drug, butara purely Vegetable. ii. T. HELM BOLD, Sole Mannfacturer. Pp. id A an the B A A will thie this cious or nervous and since established, that any disease of these organs effects the mind more than any and all others, a ifallowed to go on—which this medicine invariably pmover—soon follows Loss of Power, Fptleptio Fits—in one of which the patient may ex- pire. Who can say thet these excesses are not fre- quently followed by these direful diseases, Insanity tion appears, and quite destitute—neithe: cnred by the use of this INPAL Tho mass of volu owers, is immense, em [oacienve and fame. month to twenty y: reliablo and responsible cha; ed di Chomistry, with the greatest accuracy and Chemi- Sworn and subseribed November, 1954. A TRIAL Costs rofersors of Medical C others. Prepared by produce the mont effectual alter: A concentrated extract of Para Suraaparilla, 20 combined with those who suffer from Stramous complai ,aud invariably by the injudi- wires tecters Sallietd hh cates Fatuity and tion?) The record of the Insane Asy- Consumption, hese assertic ‘Asylums the most melancholy exhi he countenance is actually sedden mirth nor grief ever ts it. Should a sound of the voice occur, it is Lunati rarely articulate, “With woeful measures, wan Despair, Low. sullen sounds, his grief beguiled.” Debility is most terrible, and has brought thous- is upon thonsands to untimely graves; thus blast- the ambition of many noble youths: It eam be MEDY. possession of LIBLE R tary textin Proprietor, Sr its rf is names well known Certificates of cures from one ’ standing, and of the most cter, are open for in- spoction, from Governors of States, Jud eminent hesicians, and distingnished Clegeymie HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCIU 18 prepar- ireetly according to the rules of Pharmacy and knowledge and care devoted in its combination, Soe Prof. Dewees’ valuabie Works on the Practice * » and most of the late Standard Works of Medicine. ITELMBOLD’S BUCHU is safe and pleasant in taste and odor, Personally ap} city of bunt immediate in its action. eared before me, hiladelpia, H. T. HELM BOLD, Chemist, », bein » contains ko Narcotic, Mercury, or injurious i before me, this 23d day of Ws. P. Hisparp, Alderman, rice $1 per bottle, or six for $5, delivered to any ress, ONE. THING CERTAIN, SBUT_A DOLLAR—TRY IT! nd be convinced of its efficacy. And it is accom. tel by reliahie and responsible Ceruheates from olloges: Clerzymen, and Ht HELMBOLD, Practical and Analytical Chemist, 1M Sonth Tenth st.. below Chestuut, Philad’a, To bs had of all Drnggists and dealers throughout United States, Canadas, and British Provinces, eware of Counterfoits, sk for HELMBOLD'S—take no other. Cures guarantied. f Sold by C. STOTT, Druggist, corner Pa. avenue ee street, Wa: gists, ington city, aud all other drug- a ee AYER’S SARSAPARILLA. COMPOUND REMEDY, in which we have Ixbored to we that can be made. itis owner 4 still grester alterative power as to afford an effecti ir the diseases eparills is represent- edtocure. It ie believed thatanch a remedy ie wanted by is, and that one wiuc! accomplish their cur immense service to large cliss of our affti . How complesely compound will do it has been proven by eaperiment on many of the worst cause 10 be found of the following com- ints SCR ULA and SCROFULOUS COMPLAINTS, ERUP- TION ad ERUPTIVE DISEASES, ULCERS, PIMPLES, Le TUMORS, SALT RHEUM, SCaLD HEAD, SY PHILIS and SY PHILITIC APPECTIONS, MERCURIAL DIS! REU FASE, DROPSY, NEURALGIA or TIC DOULOU- », DEBILITY, DYSPEPSIA and INDIGESTION, ERYSIPELAS, ROSE or ST. ANTHONY'S FIRE, and in- deed fester in the Liood sore heal ther ne Do yumtl nad tend to supply snch a rex the lod of obloquy which have ground for by the ordinary order to secure the remedy show tons on the bottle. |. Maltitudes ex ruptions, if not a of the body by an ted bleed w Hud it is obstructed and sluggish i i inuet go wr of overthrown dith le class of complaints arising from IMPURITY 0D. nnd will be found » great promoter of health, in the Spring, to expel the foul humors which the year. By the timely ng disorder are uipped su the by the aid of this remedy, spore them- durince of fon! eruptions and ulcerous will strive to rid itself of eor- tural channels out the vitie- sting through wee it when you eins; cleanse it when- wd your feelings will tel! you when. Exen af disorder ts felt, people enjoy better health, vol them mm: from the #, thronhy w ive louse, for cleansing the blood, Keep the blood thy and all is well; but with this pabulumn of life disordered, Can be no lasting hy ith. Sooner or liter somethiny machinery of life is disordered resparillt, has, and deserves much, the reputation of ae- shing these ends. But the world has been egregioualy partly because the drug stone timed for it more becase pretending to be ¢: rated extracts ef of the viriue of Sarsaparilla, of anything uring late years the public have heen maled by large bot- ng to give « quart of Extract of Sarsspurille tor of these have been frauds upon the sick, for n little, if any, Sara parills, but ofte hatever. Hence, bitter and painful wed the use of the varions extrac flood the market, until the name itae ¥ despised, snd has necome synonymous with imposition cheat. Sull we call th pound Sursaparilla, and in- dy ns shall re the naine from ate upon it. And we think we # which are irresistible intended io care. In ir complete eradication from the system, be judiciously taken according to direc- PREPARED BY AYER & CO., +L, MASS., Sl rer Berrie; Six Botries ror $5. by Z. D. GILMAN, Washington; R. 8. T. C18 orgetown, and by all Drugzists everywhere. mr je T my com Dear Sir: Gov. Wi vi ml tasles you wont him, and discern ie was precisely suital) to enclose them to that the Glasses fully xive Iny eyes great relief, 1 most rei vases reapectfally Bhove anit al iseriminate from the many te: it a and elsowhore, that | have of th nea tlemon in the United States: and I eer cularly desire tT & Doctor's ba insult an enlightened them believe such mouse your eyes do not underen rant you oP , Glasses to | From his E-rcel. Mr. Tobias, and sight, thoir focus, I recommend him asa Ho I was Oculist, and as TE ty, | was gratified measurement, and hi cles that sult ine adwinahln OBIAS, OPTICIAN, 42) PENN. AVENUE, Bet. 44 ann 6TH Sts. nly inform my friends and the enerally, that I have removed to thie geen ace, where I may always be fi to’ i that’ require my aid, with SPI 8, or having GLASSE! D my eapal erally givt ES fixed to suit = tpt: lities, aud the satisfaction | have , i will entirely leave to t ble to his erty of the most eminent gen- alvertisement inthe National ntelligencer to be 'T asa guide to those who Wish to bo well suited, p not suit at first ht a# some pretend to do, nei- ther pd I warrant mine or any other Glasses to suit lor & spaco of IX years, as you will read in an Sisement of another person, which is all stuff, iscortainly anew pliase to endeavor to improve business, | will not impose upon or blic, to endeavor to. make se. fean only add, that if a change, then I will war- ast you forever, on willat all ti i & Inrcomnd well asnortal ston ay SEE RET ES andl EYE ¢ SES, with real Brazilian Pebbies and fine Glasses, (no wonderful Venezniean Cres i Jeet nomsensa,) “TEI, ES, MICRO- Pyas A, READ! WATCHMA- KIERS IRAVERSG ES, and a large oe useful Optics. ‘T annex'a few of the TESTIMONIALS. lency, the {ievernor eb een . cHMOND, Oct. 3. 1ASi. lsat Sat frm and corresponding with hit Waciorion ot iliful Optic NRY A, WISE. From the late Hon. Judge Dryie. NG recommenda to Mt. Jan. Pobine asa ak ffl to find that MreTotigg ote ly inspection, and some slizht nade me apair of A. P. BUTLER, From the Hon. Secretary af Stat i i Execurive Darantony “ie Ricumonn, Dec. 31, Inga, discovering that the i 6 fe to tny vision® ins » you, to ligve now Ginaady coered xt. [have sinea received them, and hig am meot my ex tations my have tried a rprehend them ined acd erally Supeste Tonge Ponies sou have of your bill. ery respeetfall: /. “4 a , GEOL amount Tie Joux Toxtas, Fisq., Washington, SUNFO RD. Thave used a furnished by Mr, Tobi From Prof. Bache. 1, of Guat Beak ae ‘obias with ey are clear, of ‘excollentfixuresand welt isfaction, ae ame yo mounted, A. D. BACHE, Please observe that 2atablishment 1 ROMO TTRRORT ER Rene will obtain a ae Le MS, her and at an Alderman ofthe | ily sworn, does say, that his prepara: | | Musrane™ NM ENT. i ICAN MUSTANG ee eee eee ea civilisation ot . Other arti laim to ali n Seales Se cures. Bat x hysic:ans, Govern- ment Hospi’ ers, Pian Farmers, Live- -men. &e.,, th demonstrated this fact, Soonckans the world. “Ko article er peters re- cel such undivided praise and snpport from jedical Scientifi: ¥ Metical and So PH BUMATISM red, Piles. has been totally ew bene oils, Cc , Neuraigia, Salt aches and 2 ag ‘Maa ‘and ki HORDES, CATTLE, &c., | such as Ring Bone, Gall, Scratches, Spavin, Poll- a caps Hoet-ail, ete., are subdued and ure) MUSTANG LINIMENT. VALV ABLE HORSE SAVED! Mr. 8. LITCH, Hyde Park, Vt., writes :—* That the horse was considered worthless,” (his case was Spavin,) “but since the free _useof Mustang Lini- ment, { have noid him for $130 cash, Your Lini- ment has been doing wonders up here.” 420 Broan street, Priapetruta, Pa. (Extract.) “In lifting the kettle from the’ fire it S unmanageable, tilted over, and sealded my hands very severely, aimost to nerisp. It was an awfal sight. The Mustang Liniment appeared to extract fin pain. It — rapidly, without sore- ness, joft no sear of account. ri CHARLES FOSTER.” Such language as this ix but the constant and nat- ural echo wherever this article is ased. This Liniment 1 indispensable to Planters and Owners of Horses and Mules, Mr. JOHN DAN- TELS, Montgomery, Ala., sold a slave for $299, who was raised from utter nselersnoss by this Linimnent. Every family should have it, Be very particular and enquire for the Mustang Liniment, aud take no POs ig pil declrathavaghont Hathaed South pa Europo, top a ine epee of the Ocean, an r bottle. OF 3 conts, DCO RNES & PARK: New York, Also, LYON’S CELEBRATED INSECT POWDER, ~ fo 21-6meow R. COGGSWELI’S NEW MEDICAL SALT is the most woudorful Medical Discevery of the Age. Try it! R. COGGSWELL’S NEW MEDICAL SALT is nota Cure-ali, butis prescri for Lnfiam- matory Discases only. Try it! RCE Ww ’S NEW MEDICALSALT has bot aim; accoinplishes but oue thing, to wit: Subdues Inflammatory Diseases. Try it! I R. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT removes Inflammation without the useless loss of blood or strength. ‘Try it! R. COGGSW NEW MEDICALSALT “Yours truly, { | equalizes the circulatio id thereby removes the sole cause of inflann .» Try itt R COGGSWEI EW MEDICAL SALT cures all Inflammation, affecting the Head and Throat. Try it! I R. COGGSWEL1L’S NEW MEDICAL SA cures all luflammation affecting the Chest Abdomen, R. COGGSWELL’S NEW MEDICAL SALT cures all Inflammation affecting the Extrem: ties and Skin. ‘Try it! D:. COGGSWELL’S NEW ela SALT cures Brain Fever, Fits, Headaches, Inflamed Eyes, Canker, Neuralgia, &c. R. COGGSWELI'S NEW MEDICAL SALT cures Inflamed ‘Phroat, Lungs and Liver, Pleu- risy, Piles, Venoreal Inaeasen, &c. R. COGGSWELL’S cures Rhenmatixm, Rheum, LT and EW MEDICAL SALT Serofula, Ulcers, Sait and other Cutancous A ffections, R. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT cures Colds, Fevers and inflammatory Diseases peculiar to Females. R. COGGSWE SNEW MEDICAL SALT restores the balance betwoen the Fluids and Solids lost in Inflammation. R. COGGSWELI/S NEW MEDICAL SAL: is gold by J. P-Milburn & Con Witkeatis Hone and J. B. Moore, Penn. avenue, below 18th street, R. COGGSWELL’S NEW MECICAL SAL is old by F. P, Gard fia Phat 8 Gardner, opp. Capitol T. Schwartzs, 468 Penn. avenues and S "B. Waite: NEW MEDICAL SALT 528 7th stroet. R. COGGSWE 008 Ath street cast; D, D. and by Shuman, 4 and is sold by T. Gilman, 6th and 7th streets west. R. COGGSWELL’'S NEW MEDICAL SALT sold by A. H. & 43g and 1) <troots; McPherson, 471 Penn. avenue; and J.P. Sul- » Mass. avenue and 4th streets, NEW MEDICAL SALT ia sold b . Clark, Penn. avenne A 4! atroct; J. 1H. Stone, 7th and L streste; amd Vt Hare Haugh, 7th and G streets. I R. COGGSWELL’S NE is sold by G, J. 3 ever iene! a Fy i H. ce me hh enka, os gtemel unl wrence, Penn, avenue R. COGGSWEL . 1 4 SAL) old by the abo: ge tics Ua ther enterprising ve Druggists in Washington. Try it! R. COGGSWELL’S NEW MEDICAL SALT is soldi by RS. issell, Bride rors street; C. B. Barnard & C and J. W. Sothron, 136 Bridge street. R, QOGGSW ELIS NEW MEDICAL SALT » C. ae CO., Gene: Dock street, Philadelphia.” oO” —- R. COGGSWELL Price $1; Chronic Medical Salt. R. COGGSWELL’ 2W MEDICALSALT, Call at any of the above Drug Stores fi de scriptive Circular, and try the new Medical Salt. R. COGGSWELL SW MEDICAL SALT is sold in Alexandria by Peel & Stevens: and hy all enterprising Druggists wherever the “Star” is read. fo 13-tr. id High sts; EW MEDICALSALT, ‘ackases $2.5, Ti; thenew J " YOUTH AND MANHOOD. UST PUBLISHED, the Twenty - fifth Thonsandand mailed ina sealed envelopes. to any address, on the re ceipt of three stamps, SSAY ON THE D DECAY F-AB Spermatorchara or Seminal F: and Nervous Debility, Impote: an ergy, Depression of Spirits, Tin Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and Impediments to marriage, Aro promptly and effvctually removadbhy the authors novel and most success(ul mode of treatment, by means of which the invalid can regain pristine health without having recourse todangerous and expensive Icines, (From the London Lanect.) _ The best treatise ever written ona snbjectof vital repuintion, to aii, well worthy the author's exalted jon, Address the publishers, J.C KLINE . Avonue, cor. Ith street; Post Box 498, Nason City. fe 12-D& W HE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE T The het COUGH SEK be asain ba bs TRi i HARTSHORNGS PRCTOR, xe SyRUE OF This article is prepared bya chemist, and is Pro- nounced by medical men, and those who have used it, to be the best preparation for Coughs, Colds, Ca- tarrh, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Sore Throat from a piney Preventive of that lion of diseases, Con- c Persons who sing should nse it. It is pleasant to the taste, softens, clears and strengthens the voice, allays all irritation of the throat and lungs, and pre- ven! a takin ae its and $1. Sold by all Om 25 a cen! . ruggists in Washington, Georgetown and beg - oc D* JOENSTENLTIMOBE Has discorered the most Ci Rewedy in the HOSPITA See DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE. LET No FALSE DELICACY PREVENT. APILY IMMEDIATELY. A CURE had ges te NO CHARGE IN TWO D. Weakness of the Back, Strictures, Affections of the Kidneys Duacharges, Impotency, Gomeral * ® Coa and Bladder, tuvolumtry Debulity, Ni ‘ovewess, Dyapepey, L or Gitdiness, Disease of fection of the Disorders arimng der Marriuge wy hie, and destroy bath ar Mastings empossibi, snd douurey & MARRIAGE. Apitatian of the Heart, Tim other wine tha: hendirs of el iyre, may call with MARRIED PERSONS, or Young Men contemplating Mor. Fiage, being aware of physi deformities: ac, speedily cu He who plac: snee if under re of Dr. J. may religi- ously coufde iu bis houor as « geatleman and confeutly cely ‘Epon bis i rv be OFFICE No’? SOUTH PREDERICK STREET, Teft hand side going from Baltimore street, a few doors from the corner must be paid dnd contsin a stamp. JOH Member of the Royal from oue of the mo and the a Pe tals of Loudon, Paris, Phi jected some of ‘the known; may troubled when asleep; bashfuluess with frequ times with derangement of mu TARE PARTICC Young Men snd others whe certsin pactice indulged in » learned from evil componions, td ly tmmedi wee ol the ss by ear of youth, viz: We limbs, Pains in the Head, Dimness of Power, Paipitation of yee Hexrt, Dyepepy, Nervous trrit bi Ls Jiigead'e Paschces, Geaceel Betitay, ty, Derangement of th Symptoms of Consumptio: aye f pt bed NTALLY —The f duced. NERVOUS DEBILITY.—Thonsands con now Judge what josing their vigor, be Comug weak, pale, nervous and emncinted, having « siogul ur is the couse of thew declining health, fail wot to observe nume and number. ng cures that ith ringing in the head and ears reat nervousness, being alarmed at audden attended some cred tenmedantely YTICK. ¢ injured chemmelves by & alone—+ f 5 fat school, the effects of re wightly feit even when asleep, and is not cured, marriage impossible, and @estroys both mind a ushing, weakness, organic debiny, appensanceastemahe 9, cough or symptoms of Consumption, oo 5 or IM PR When the miaguided a 4 he bre untnbed the seed happens that au all-t deters hum from respectability, cau alone befriend hy hands filch hie pecuniyry ic month, Period to AND IMPOTE: By this great and important revedy an d and fell vigor restored of Procreauve Trembling and Weakness or kind speedily cured ENDORSEMENT OF THE MANY THOUS. the Ixat seventeen al operations perlorme: reporters of the popers end m which have speed agai and sides his stan ERUVIAN s ROTECT IDENCE. of pl rant and deaiguing pretenders, whey F bata: fe ' with frightfat rapedity 1 dreadful eufermee by sends discorered country from whore bourne uo tes aud detilitated, who had lest all ) e urioge, Physical or Mental D: ie, Nervous Levit 'y uation of tne most (eartul uum before the public, be ing as « gentleman of character and responis bility, is a sufficient guarantee to the afficted. Her ecturus, pn dsty RUe Ox, Pi ED. SOLUTION OF PROTOXIDE IRON COM. BINED, Having successfull ee mag ae must now reoel py . WT Ite effienc) Spepsia, rections sia, Bronchitis and Com sw: s the Blood. Prostrating Effects of Lead Debility, and all Diseases and Ailteratire Me 4 a as question. is Tho Proofs of its authentica: nd of such peculiar character, that sufferers cannot rea- sonably hesitate to receive the prof- ‘ fered aid. The PERUVIAN SYRU does not profess to 8 Cure-nl) but its range is extensive, beca: many Diseases, apparently un % are intimately related, and proceed- ing from one cause, may be cured by one remedy. Th “nm baffled w sible, a trovert from disinterested per: of the Syrup cannot fai! to b lowing among numerous of the 3 — ‘The signatare: men weil known in this community, ext respectability : beneficial effects of the * Ps public. From our own experience, as well ax from the tes- timony of others, whose intelligenes and integrity are altozether unquestionabie, ws have no dowbt of ita efficacy in cases of incipient Diseases of t Lungs and Bronchial Passag Complaint. Dropsy, N fects would be iners¢ ter of those who hay restorative power. Rov. Joux Pizrront, Tnomas A. Dexte ‘M.D. alr, and that to wmintaina Tren, without further impossible. Inthe Peravi pol attained by compix UNKNO’ ia Medica, A. 16 Bo; bottles. Ni. CLARK & CO. For sale in Washi it; Nairn & Pa! A Sinit Es ELS alow an He stone, 158 Levees. De De siark, D. Ridgeley: and la Geo Tt. Cisscil, and J. Kidwell, Ooo SHE CK Ov Paitavrurmia. of extensive and that flesh is heir to. i S.R oY 3. ROSE, oR. PECTO: T, will radically cure Hoarsen chitix, a. Price #1 DR. J. OSE or Blood Purifier, for the cure of tions, Chrome Diseases, Uleors, w all diseases arising from an umpure stat Price $1. DRS. ROSE'S DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND. or Dyspepsia and Liver Com- PAIN CURER. titalone has xtood the test o! ‘The only «are cure plaint. Price 9 S. RC eure all: esed the orden! jateria Medica are joRcy Are BO nuMCron » satisfied those of gen and of the lig Caxp.—Tho undersigned, having experienced the eruvian Syrup,” do not hesitate to recommend it to the attention of the pepe Le nderd its ¢ high charac. witnessed them, and have volunteered their testimony, as we do ours, to its v. Newral tion Tendencies, Dis- Boils, Scurvy, The or Mercury, General require @ Tomtc e classes of diseases for which the Syrup provides a& cure, is precisely that witich st order of medica! the witnasses acces- {the Syrup incon- y h for an opinion ons respecting the character with the fol- Tromas C. Amory, Perer Harvey, Janus C. Duns, hist the medicinal effrct of Pro- toxide of [ron ts lost by oven a very brief expose to Solution of Protoxide of » has been doemead Syrup, this desirable 10N IN A WAY BEFORE X; and this solution may replace all the pee carhonatos Se rie oo Ma- A. HAYES, M. D., Assayer to the State of Maxsachusctts, yiston strect, Boston, For saleby Druggzists generally. Price for large $2; medium size bottles, @1. rietors, Boston. Z. D. Gilman, Special ohn Schwartze, f r, ith, V Harbaugh. H. fl. McPherson, Jos, Bi BRATED DR, J. 8. ROSE'S MEDICINES, These remedics are the result of thirty-five years successful practice, and are the only reliable preparations to cure the various ills COUGH SYRUP, OR_EX- Coughs, Colds, all Lung diseases, ‘S "ALTERNATIVE SYRUP, profile. Old Ernp- Neck, and 2 of the blood. tisnota BH years, curing Rhenmatism, Tooth and Kar Er gh elie, in internal Sents a bottle: Ifyou wish to cet cured patie: cet DR. SRC “s ng in the Stowneh and Bowel<, Sprains, ins in sha jaeabe, Joints, Back, and Spine, or an yor externally. Price, 12, 25, and rnises, bove com- ‘ "INE MEDL- NES, which you will know wien genuine by having his writton signature on the cork of each bottle. Soid by draggixts generally. to be the best in the world. B.— Beware of those poor nostrums purporting ja ly 0 ind MAGN fe 7 eri: fers for sal hove stand- ns i re! nality of the Whiskey known so favorable in the it years, will always be k Mt Ryo Whiskey, dirtilled under ourown porseual on” pervision, aud jopturely free from any deleterious fectionalie, "Atware Iain lave shock of the and other fine whiskies in York as well ‘ship goods: from above, as Philadelphia, we are enabled to URELMAN & SIMPSON, Phoenix York. 96 Wallateant, 7s, nea outh for the past eig! up to its former high «! consumers can rel: Vork. 96 TTENTION CUS EKEBPERS. 8. PATENT CARPET SWEEP: - ~ eames equal to | A Great ‘eect Inventio ‘and oneal the Wonders <a ite merits than OOK AT YOUR HAD roc, inode GLEAN AN Pea | wR een ee a eats of the lat gent and feet asa Washiney i simpib in ttsoustta not at payee a ie avery agniity ap ety nes of r imported to a) ondar. Cail look, if you * tA PKINS'S Unrivatied Bazaar, rt, se. i, corner of 6th ? perl SaMtEL Wise, af Dy dejar ery ey. RY se rceet,butwoen hand ie LED E 5 Feiees jumbing. Gas ti jish- Beryl very dexecripty work next |e at the west icine tan Senor ri to feecim Bie ir jobs of any kind to TT, y sented give acall bolorg ving gat Tey oan 28, ‘KS!! 4 Fs ESE j \|A iH FIANO FOR 60 FOR SALE OR RENT ay « biehet ‘Store you come to, but if you want a good ene aes ta Clock, sour place to buy at nacre tan td ~ 2 eds Pe akeseslacerd ¢ “E dieeiriniegit'? Whe” [SHS EG gE Ge Uti? See QPS 25 23 738 HE TsHorNe’s CURE-A THE GREATEST DIs xe HARTSHORNE’S CU Hess, as it @ “pak Fk hysician. cures nin any catereatty nna internally. ale tatediyscaten fate atisen, Neck—e upon the 3, alse news, Blood and TR! O. pletely icates all LL, iE GR IN_AN. AND fUSaiey Bol DysPr eda Ppa STOMACH AND WEAK BO PREPARED BY ACHEM Borties 12, 25 and 5) cents and one dollar. VERY IN MEDICAL Ww 1s: = BALL should be kx inall “5 inease of accidents or suddon ps requentiy curés in less time than it re- part of the system and is used in the Talay Fereon. oo bd Bones; and by its ing cleo! ou ee TH" CREAT, VAY RHOENERATOR, Hy Reval ators Pat. and the Emperial Col- nvand tan token ee NE’SANTI- ait. Bto- Foul Se- of those dis- nausec us Hie sd, Toren, 2, Stomach or Bowels— Bolary Relus of Youth—shese Dreadiul ad Destrucuve Pracuices which c@n- Body aud Mind, ¢ the victims of Solitary Vice, habit which cemmlt: andeot Young Men of amt mtellect, whe si, sweeps to ence or ‘ull cout- Leners capable keep him trifing death puts a iuiwu to that wa 8, 80 weil Directory. Alphabetical Containin: Cnrds of first-elass o- adi departments of bwseness om the erty. ptaahasennanseite intraarea AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES, Epwarp F. Simpson, 597th st., north of Pa ay ARCHITECTS. PR xinG, Agency Block, cor, 7 & F ata.. 34 story, . 3 TLL, cor, 7th Wrst st. and Low. av., up stairs Hanvivo.sroh’s& baal sth et. b1 AK, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. S.S. Baxter, 696 12th st., bet. DA Cnuton & Maervver, cor, Lou. av. and Sth M. Tuompson, 21 Ge st.. bet. Pa. av. and City Rieti, Canminarox & LiLoyD, 2 100. ay» one. sth at. Gro. ©. B. Mircr ELL, east wing City Rall, Rorans, cor. 7 & F rts.. Att'y in patent oases, % 4 > bet. oh and uth ate # Lou. av., b. Oe A 6 ote, . i4 Cuarces H. BAKERIES. G.S, Krarrr, 8. 8. corner Pa. sv. & lath st, Meck weece 496 7th st., bet. D and E. Wirr izes” Barn, at Metzerott’s, Pa. ay, 83 Baxp Sith eth st. onst. BANKS AND BANKERS. Cuvee Botner: J. W. Wenn & Co, 42 Pa. BILLIARD SALOONS. Preran’s Manere Tapins, 46% 13th st., cor. Pa. av, BLACKSMITH SHOPS. Cias. C. Anpkkson, Md. av.. near 7th #t., Isiand. Joux I ny St.» bet. Gth A Th, dover & LenMan, . J. Dawson, horse shor BOAR DING-HOUSES. ir. Bates, southwest cor. Pa. av. and Sth sts, re. Massey, 46 bet. dd ane 4p ets. het. Int and dt «ts. Boo! INDERIES. Fowarp Lycerr, 27! Pa. av..bet. 19th and Ith sts, BOOKS AND STATIONERY. NTYNE. religions book deposit’y, #8 7 st sektins Booxsrons, 37 7th at, BOOT AND SHOE STORES. Gronck Borys, 3% Pa_av., near sth st. ere Beans Vay bet. 4 ee odin, 72 ov mm. Soi T. amas bendy ine Store, arket Space. T. Crys<an. 975 F st BRICKLAYER! Cua Bat, (patent range, &c.,\E st., bet. 3 A1¢ Lo kK YA 24 . x K. H. Lawnrrs, cor. N. J. av, st. south. CARPENTERS AND eye . Jas. W. Barner, 406 N.Y. av.. bet. lath & 15th sts, CARRIAGE FACTORIES. Anxprew J. Joyer, cor. th and EF, ste.. 8. Py Grouse R. HALL, S. ade Pa. bet, 13 & Jno. P. Dexnis. cast side tth st., bot. Lou. nt Rarrey & Bozzve, express wagons,l8 et., ¢.Ps_av, CHINA, GLASSWARE, &c. Tuos. Percent & Sox, 31 Pa.ay., bet. 6th& Tth ate CE ex, (78 Pa av., bet. i7th and isth ate, CLAIM AGENis. * Texry A ppicox, 455 1th st, opp. Treasury t. CLOTHING STORES. ~ Watt, Srermexs & Co, 322 Noan Waren & Co. W. Gaston &. Cr 4.6, STErHEN:, CONFECT C. Gavrien., ladies’ saloon, 22 Pa. ay., bet124 i5ate 1, G. Wraven, laches’ saloon, opp. Brown's Hotoi. Tuomas Porextixt pet, 10th & Lith sts Jos. ScHarereny, 2% AH Para Coxrac’ay 5 f oCream $1 PF. Sreo 9 sewth of Capitel, and eo Cente M t, DENTISTS. incey Hunt, 30 Pa. ay.. bet. th & loth ste M. D., 3% Pa. av., bet. 9th & Ith sts. B, Doxacoson, 3% Pa. av, bet. 9th & Ith ste Vax Camp. #7 F st., bet. 6th & Ith ots, ESS MAKERS. Mrs. Mary A. Eaton. 484 10th xt, near Pa. av. a. Luoma. Pre dress maker, 18 Mkt. Space, PRUG STORES. Z. D. Geman, 3 Pa. a Joun Sc gy 18 P. 5 yoge IB Ar 1oNwron: a1 7th nee to “PYERS AND SCOU Bane Oe oes Ta amp Baga att HE GraconsSi Market Spuons bet, Sth are eh at, FEED STORES. James A. Wisr. 429 7ti st., & Centre Market. FOUNDRIES. 7 * GENTLEMEN'S “ BELONGINGS.” . 5 & warirobe articles, Browns” hotel HOUSES & FE! STORES. 7 occas, Wh cent f See pig = oe fl ON Savi. Nureersinan etian, Ac., GROCERY STORES. Kine & Bracwert., cor. 15th «t. and Vt. av. Wa. Bryan, 44 Market . bet. 7th and 8th ate, Rp Hatt, a son, opp. Cen. ‘ket, S. W. K. Haxpr, 29 bet. 14th and, sta, Kexveoy & Poon, 48 70 bet. Dand BE. dames Daty.(varicty,) 383 » bet. lth & 15th ste, P. Writs & Co. N. W. corner 13th and F sts, e on NSMITHS. . » A. Menon, 495 0th st. south Pa. av. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. p. Browne’. ngs.) 35 Pa. av. ¢ a Pa. wa oo ea ete J 0 ‘A. Ae. ORT CAPS, AND FURS. ; B. H. Suixexerz. 235 Pa.av b. Willards & Kirk'd, ay caf pega sat STORES. . Cc. W. Be > tron Hal, (genera! aasortenes EWeonwann.(porlarmiice Pacer be 1k Ih Ge Axcis, 4 7th st., bet. D& BE. ( Everything.) Cc. bet. 17th and 18th sts..(do.) ~» bet. loth & 1th ste, MLW. Gaur & Br bot. 9th & 10th ets H. O. Hoon, S¥ Pa. » h & 10th ste, S. Lewis, 2 Pa. av., bet. 12th and 13th ete. M. Horra, watches and jewelry, 4. Karn, $9 Pa. av., bet. 31 & and 4) Joun Lanes, C J. Tuomrsox, Camrreit. & Covrr, 35) Pa. av., Exyvans & Tromreon, (conch find! L. HL. & re . b. Gaeen. 173 Pa. av. Sistry & Gry, N, svite Is. JEWELRY &e. (Also, N Pubhe.) bet. bth & 7th ets, 7 EU at. and La. av. Ay, cor. 7th and I sts., Navy Yard. CEMENT, &e. foot of K st. n., near . Gorry . Demsky. oor. New York av, and at. LIVERY STABLES. ALiison Narior, Ir., oor, Pa. and 15% st. LOCKSMITHS AND B. HANGERS. C, Scuxriper,( en Caen th pC. Bere. Pa, av. + aieo Guneaii to OORING GLASSES, Re- Fraycis Jame, 257 Pa. av., near 1Sth et. LUMBER anos. t.. (steam saw mill.) N. Aauenue: Hlastocte whurh foot eth rt nck. NISTS & ENGINE BUILDERS. Brorner, 15th st., near the Canal. .W. cor. 10th aan g, 1art. & Co., ie st MARBLE WORKS. Wy. Rerume ror, E st. bet. 12 & 13; mantles, Ao. i, Rotunrror®, mach.& br. stone, se. cor. K Jacos Veuxvee,tith st, 6. of Pa. avs maatl MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS. “LARK, math’l in<troment maker, 400 let st., east MILLINER C.'T. De Cae . cor. Pa. av. & lth et, PROEAINTR. OLS, GLASS. he eee rans ae MY ove tee teth & IBth ote, il ER. BV ay ‘PATENT AGENTS. © K, BEAssBURs, 0. @,.cor. 7th & Feta, &u asf. Pace, ath ct, opp. P. 8. Beeotaek. Clayton, #S F st., near 7th st, Bujor & Partex, cor. #ti & Pact Sk A Faves, beeen maker, I raw “ rv on sts, co BmarerEe, av. 4 : am autte rm) & wth lcCLurs, 38 av.. bet. sta. MUTERT RsT’s. 44 Pa. aw. het. eth ete, PLASTER AND GUANO MILLS. Sons BERN Nb GAS PRFERS. . Ww. c& Bro., 29 Pa. av., b. 10 I ats, ae eer. a Pa av. ween Sd and 44 sts, Mrens & € t.. north of Pa, av, Axor. H wore, La ay, & PORTRAIT PAINTERS, J.M. Stan.ey. 2706 Pa. av., bet. 1th & 12th ete, PRINTING OFFICES —/ Beek and Jeb.) n. ey od Sa La. av. MAKERS. vet rare teva’ sta t. Jos. C.G. Kenneny, . fe eee are elpt ae Deogns gare Fe. 0-4 Ghat, H. Nertaey’s Young aties oF, ot. AVETIE. Ixst. c ar warn, mae oO eis Tritt, Go Pa. av. veer Si st, south side, su se-ee ‘bot. de Sd ats. m. bot. 6th & 7th st. * bet. Ge A. Wire ‘nv’ het, th & teeth sta, seas esm 2 eo ee SS Tiawe. ce es Sten ta. * Tron rari’s.