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TO VOLUNTEERS, CLAIMANTS, SC,
Gencrnl Agency al Wnshln gton, d. G.

1 SAMUEL SrET"TlNIuS, General Agent Notary I
"a Public Justice Of The Peace Sc respectfully informs NJ
I the Volunteers and the United States Regulars and
M the esenatives of the deceased Soldiers that he vi
rs prepared To undertake The Element OF their Claims WIN
tbs Departments at Washington. lie will procure Bounty,
Land Warrants Treasury Scrip Pensions Tor the Wounded
Pensions due Widows and Orphans oil the deceased Soldiers,
Arrearares pay for services rendered, Mileage, any
other Claim or Claims against the General Government
that may be conded 10 his management, will be speedily
attended to. .". '.
His terms moderate. .u. e..
lie can be consulted any time between the hours of
O'clock a. M, and O'clock r. m, at his office On Fifteenth
street. opposite the Treasury Department
oct S-Llmd Jec8 .... Wa.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
DROWN g. HYATT have Just received another large and
ID splendid OF Fall and Winter Dry Goods, 10
which they beg leave call the attention of the citizens OF
washington, Georgetown Alexandria, and the adjacent
country Our present Stock together with the goods that
daily receiving make assortment the most
complete to be found in this market.
LADIES' GOODS.
1900 yards Mousselnes and Cashmeres, entirely
Loo do Mohar and Albion Plaid, very rich
100 do plain, plaid, and striped Apacas, beautiful
$40 do gala and silk Plaids, very cheap
500 do French Merinos and Cobourg Cloths
1 800 do rich French Ginghams, some very small plaids
5000 do style Prints, from to IL LIZ cents
d cartons rich new style Bonnet Riband ,.,;
Gloves, Hosiery, Hdkis., Cravas, DC.
GENTLENfEN'S AND BOYS WEAR.
Black blue, and bronze French Cloths of the very best
make
Black and fancy English French and American Cassmeres
from 80 cents TO 81 50 r ..- ... ..
Satin silk velvet and merno Vesing, Of the richest
to be found in this market
GOO yards Cassnets and Kentucky jeans very cheap
Pocket Ildkis,, Cravats Stocks, Suspenders, &c.
m.. ALSO,
very heavy stock of fued Cloths, Lnseys Kerseys Elan
nels, Blankets, Ticking Checks, brown and bleached
Shirtings and Sheetings
Persons laying their fall supplies will save at least ten
per cent by calling on BROWN HYATT,
AT their cheap cash store, Penn av between
9Th and 9th Streets opposite Centre market.
oct S-eo3tif'
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
p. 1. STEER, MERCHANT TAILOR,

VA & (succRssoR YOUNG d sTKgR)
INFORMS his and the public that he has open
| ed his new FALL AND WINTER GOODS
The stock consists French, English, Belgian, and Am.
ercan Cloths Cassmeres and Nestngs which ior variety
variety OF Cloths, suitable Tor Coaks, Overcoas Sacks,
&c, together with great variety OF Fancy Articles and
unoerdress such Stocks Suspenders, Gloves, Hand
kerchieis Silk, Woollcn, and Cotton Hosiery Dressing
Gowns Umbrellas, sc.
The public are invited to call and examine for themselves
II snail of this house to execute all
ders in elegant style and wthtle utmost punctaliy.
An Apprentice wanted Immediately; from the coun-
try would be preferred.
One door east Of Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania Avenue
octS-4tdoctl2' ...t
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TYLER'S NEW HOTEL.

.N.. f. beaumont, Assistant.
On Pennsylvania Arenuel bereen sd aud LIZ streets.
THOMPSON TYLER would inform his friends and the
L public generally that he has opened his HOUSE ior
tie accommodation OF Boardeis He occupies the house
formerly kept by Miss Shonnard on the north side OF Penn
sylyana avenue The house has undergone
pairs and every article OF furniture including linens, Ill
rectly from the hands OF the manufacturer.
HIS long experience in Hotel keeping in this city and
Richmond Virginia, enabled hIn to anticipate the
wants those who may favor him with their patronage;
and no exeron will be spared render their residence
his house comfortable and pleasant attention to their
wants best OF are and comfortable quarters make
them .s oct S-2Isw
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SyHYBoLT q CO.'S,


ehOCEah AND fhotISION sIoitG'
SEYBOLT * CO.. (successors OF S Holmes) I'm street,
- opposite Patriotic Bank, are receiving fresh stock,
comprising Teas Coffee, Sugars Molasses Woolseys 81
p Cheese, Spices ground and nnround Candea, Cocoa
Shells Hops Rice, Casups Pickles. Lines Olives, Capers,
Cherries Damascus, Peaches Ounces, Sirdines, Jeles,
English French, and American Mustard; Bay Rum, Pep
per Sauce, Bakers Rchie's Halls and Parons Cocoa,
Cigars Tobacco Maccaroni Vermicel Mace, and gene
raj assortment OF all articles usually kept In grocery store
Also hand, choice article Of Orange county Butter
a Ind
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NEW YORK MAMMOTH CLOTHING
- STOlkE.

yIE Proprietors Of this establishment having received
| from New York their Fall and Winter supply Of Cloths
assneres and vestngs have now on hanu and are con
stantly manufacturing all styles OF ready made Ciothng
they will se prices cannot fail TO please all who
NAV favor them with call They have also on hand a
rse assortment of Shirts of every style, Chamber Robes,
Drawers stocks, Crsvats, Umbrellas, &c, the whole oil
which will be sold very low Tor cash 80,
Penn. av., next door TO d. Case't Co.
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Store on Pennsylvania Arenne beftreen Oh and l0h SITS
n MOORE has Just received elegant assortment Of
L. Paper Hanging suitable for halls, parlors, chambers,
drawing and dining rooms.
Also, large COLLECTION OF Frescreens, and Tine Velvet
and plain Borders TO match, ...r' r. ,..
d. Moore at some OF the best lac
tories in this country be constantly getting In the
latest styles Pnpehangings which will be sold at very
small profits for cash Z W |.... S--6teod-
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BOARDING.

MRS. TURPIN who formerly resided on the corner OF
MI Seventh street aud Louisiana avenue, has taken that
large and commodious HOUSE Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite Jackson Hail. where she is now prepared TO ac.
commodaie permaI.nt OF transient Boares. The house
has undergone extensive alterations and repairs, aud
has been newly furnished, pleasantly situated III the I'M
mediate vicinity BrOwns Coleinan's, and Gaosby s
Hotels and few walk from the Depot and
Ianitoi oct SIT
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aT On Monday last Robert Gruyerson, of st. Leo
nards Calvert county, Nd shot Mr. Beverly with u
pistol in the i1ack The bali severed the jngulnr vein
aud windpipe and gqnclng from the neck bone lodg-
ed in The right breast Beverly died without strug-
gle Grayerson gave himself up and was bailed in the
sum Of $1,000 IIorse-racing and drinking were at
the bottom of this murder '..al @ .N 1I
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CABINET AND CHAIR MANUFAcToRY.

CABINET AND CHAIR MANUFACTORY.
"a TOBIAS n. WOLFF, Il street, the corner Of I'M,
III sonth siele Subsc riber would respectfully inform
Nahis friends and the public in general, thai he is now
~ prepared TO manufacture CABINET FURNITURE OF
every descriptions; he will keep constantly In his employ
first rate workmen that all persons who order work
from his establishment can depend on receiving well
made article. .f
Those who have OLD Furniture that they wish to have
repaired would do well 10 give hun Il call.
lie In constantly manufacturing Chairs Of every descrp
ton and from his long experience in this branch OF bust
ness he confident that lie please the most sdious
Old Chairs will be repaired and repained and with small
EXPENSE be made To look y well as ., t-
Ills terms will be made 10 suit the times. .,
oct S-3ioctl2' ...-.
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STOVES, RANGES, HOI-AIR
FURNACES, sc.

IA please call the Subscriber before purchasing else
wtre he has hand all kinds, sorts and sizes OF tie
above articles fit for In addition his former
stock has recently received large supply among which
are-C Cook Improved Fayorie, Kitchen Companion, Pram
Stoves Radiators oil the most approved style Cylinder
Stoves all kinds OF faie do with without boilers
Alright Stoves great Variety all Of which will be DISCO
possible prices abort cir,t
10 punctual customers.
Persons Ranges will find IL TO their advantage
to call and look at S7LlLSONtS RANGES which
any the best cooking that has been offered TO
The public. He has also Ranges with side ovens; hoair
furnaces, &C. ali Of which viii be warranted, II well used.
All kinds OF TIN WARE and STOKE PIPES
hand HOUSE SPOUTiNG, ROOFING, DC, &c,
done order and at prices TO suit the times.
@a si'3 w. H. NARROWER,
p. .... 7th street, 8 doors IRON Pa avenue,
octS at opposite Patriotic Bank
[Inteligencer, Union, ana S. L. Newsl
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Whitney's Russian Bath,

Corner A la street and Missouri avenue.
IMERE great utility this bath In preventing and re-
moving all disease that flesh is heir to- Those who
have tried will find IL their advantage TO make
oct ST
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HATS AND GAPS.
TOdd's Fall and Winter Fashions

I'm ON the first of September introduced ne,o W7
81 style of HATS unlike In shape and fnsh any %
~ others offered, and intended publicly to announce
appearance to my customers al earlier date but
met hh such immediate and extended demand therefor,
that notwithstanding increased placed upon its
manufacture have hitherto been unable complete suit
able assortment for my shelves have the satisfaction TO-
state that sufficient supply OF all sizes is in store OF
Bearer, Nra, Moeskin and Sk, and invite my friends
and all who can appreciate the projections of form and
fabric purchase this and exceng beauty, the vo.
rite OF the fashionable circle of the Metropolis
GAPS.
have ready for inspection very large collection OF
GAPS, Of Cloth, Gd.ed Si otter, Effr Seal &c, DC for
gentlemen, youth and children, in the greatest variety
styles and excellence OF manufacture Weekly supplies of
all approved patterns that appear in Boston, York.
or Philadelphia, will be received through the season.
Infants Silk Velvet Caps, richly embroidered Parsians
Chllren's Partisan Castor Hats
Ladies' Riding Hats
n5- Officers OF the ARMY and NAVY furnished with
CITAPEAUX and UNDRESS CAPS, according to
regulation.
w. b. TODD,
's.r HNS
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (west of Browns IIotel)
City of Washington
FOR THE LADIES.
Ns> In few days shall open and offer for sale, the
WcE richest assortment Of Ladies' MUEFS and
7IfPElSever offered ~ the Distric-due notice will be
given Of their arrival octS-u
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TO The LATEST MOMENT.

s1r The Eastern mail came in at the usual hour
to-day, noon. The Baltimore Sun thinks that the
will not be able to get through the Eastern
Branch break before Monday al iarthest.
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ar The Onderdonk case is not yet decided in the
Episcopal General Convention. Some think that
nothing win be DONE and that the Bishop will be left
In the position of Mahomets coffin.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

St. TIE subscriber iniiDis tile o. Washington
H6Vaud surrounding country, that he has now hand
~ The most complete assortment OF BOOTS and SHOES
Thai mas ever offered the citizens OF this Metropolis
ne nrranoements he has made future supplies together
with the manufacturing department. OF his establishment,
under his own supervision he ss Thai no lady or gentle
man need leave his without being exactly suited as Ia
style, quality, price, &c &c .,,.,
Gentiemen procure the very beat article o. French
nor 10 money Together with all the lower grades OF from
Of 10 81 81 80 ~ as, 80 80 90, and 50 on 70 90
In can also find his store all the various KINDS OF
CATERS and half CATERS black and coored that are now IN
,se will, A complete OF walking shoes sppsrs
NS Se al ali prices from % IN rs 81 Gus s OIL " l2to
81 20 @ssr s.f. ~ .tl .f
d,ll assortment OF women and children's Boots and
Shoes OF every description and price The public are m
49, THOS NJ. BRASHEARS,
nearly opposite Browns Hotel, Pa av
ort 6-.y, octSg' d ".
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II In 81 counties in Pennsylvania, Skunk d. has
gained 1926 votes over his vote of 1874. The peo
pie are satisfied with Mr.. Skunk, that's certain.
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NEW FALL GOODS,

fNE SbScr1bef mas JuBt returned from e NoTtn Will
large and handsome assortment OF seasonabe GOODS,
which he invites the attention OF all who oil
cheap goods lie promises all who may favor him with
call sell them CHEAP If not cheaper, than any other
establishment in the CITY, We enumerae as follows
9 pieces French and American Cloths, very cheap
10 do Cassimeres, from 10 cts to 81 ..... 49,.
rs do Cassinets, from 81 cts to 81 ..... .f'.. g.
10 do Satin and Merino Nestngs ~ ..'..
10 do Rich Plaid Cashmeres .. g. ... -
do Rich small. figured for children
20 do Mouselin, at lS cts .'a.' .''.
10 do Plaid Alpacas for Ladies' dresses -, H.
Is do black and blue blk Apacas from 25 cts to 81
10 do French Ginghams, very handsome
90 do style Ribbons .. 3D.. . +.
6 doz Infants and Misses Caps .', .,s,
5000 yards rich Cacoes ut IL cts 49,. a..
1000 do do at cts ......-@
900 do do at d cts .sf. rs Ill.,,
1000 do English Long. Cloth at IL worth l6 cts
5000 do beached and brown Shifting from to IL cts
10 peces 54 Cd and ia Sheetings -.
60 pair Whitney's and Servants Blankets +. IT,.
~ pieces white, red and yellow Flannels E'.
Full Cloths, Kentucky Jeanes and Hardtimes
lInseys Plaid Cottons and Canton Plannels
Tickngs, Check and Marion Shirtings '..
Irish Linens Table Diapers and Crash
Bird-eye Russia and Huckeback Diapers
Colored Cambrics and brown Table Cloths
Linen and Cotton Oznaburgs and Brown Hollands
Silk and Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs
Black and Fancy Silk Handkerrhieis and Scarfs
= Kid and Merino Gloves ".,r
Cotton Yarns, Carpet Chane and Cotton Laps
Shaws OF every description and quality
Silk and Cambria Umbrellas
Merno Shirts and Drawers .,',,. ....N 'a.
pieces Furniture Dimty at IL cts per yard
Hosiery and Slspenders, IT,
And variety OF other articles numerous mention.
Call and JOHN @. WILSON,
South side Pa avenue, between 9TH and 9TH streets,
nearly opposite Browns Hotel,
n,tb Ji1ytnc . -
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The Greatest Newspaper Depot in the
United States!

There over four thousand Ave hundred
] Newspapers received daily att the stores OF
Brooke, shiilingtOn a. Co. We will name
few OF them,
DALLIES.
New York Herald .... =
New York Tribune,
Baltimore sun.
r WEEKLIES.
New York Herald; New York Tribune; Baltimore sum
saturday Courier Post, Dollar Newspaper Meals Gazette
rhiladepha; Sadee Doodle Emporium, New World, Age
Spirit OF the Times, Home journal Police Gazette Flag OF
the Free, Yankee Uncle SIM, New York; Yankee Blade
Living Age Flag Of our Union Boston; Western Continent
Gazette OF Union, BALTIMORE; London Pictorial News
Pictorial Times and Punch. I"
MONTHLIES.
Union Magazine; ,Graham's Magazine; Godey,s Ladys
DOok NATIONAL Magazine; Columbian Magazine; The Play
dor Cilr.n) Brother Jonathan; Chambers Miscel.
above mentioned Papers and Periodi-
calls will be delivered Subscribers in any part Of the
city.
We have hand also; all the Nos. of Harpers Library
Select Novels Wiley and Puinams Library Of Books
which Books;n Pr,scos Conquest Of Peru Napoleon
and his Marshas by Headlcy Washington and his 6ener
ais, by Headley; the same by Lppard The Boys Libra
Sports Amusem The Court OF Louis XIV by
Miss Pardue Men, Women and Books by Leigh Hunt, 4
splendid edition of the Arabian Nights and Robinson
Crusoe, Typee and Onoo by Herman Melville; Envelopes
fancy and plain; Waters plain, transparent and moo
Pens of every description In fact everything in the Book
| and stationery line
Corner OF Penn Avenue and 2 street, and corner Penn
| Ave, and 18th street.
| oct S-dlm t
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Ar On Thursday last Bassiord's Billiard factory
was destroyed in New York. Loss $4,000. Tive
persons missing and it Is feared they persisted in
the flames
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THE PLUMBE NATIONAL
DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

Concert Hail. Pennsylvania Arenue, orer 1odfsHd Sore
TWO PATENTS GRANTED UNDER THE GREAT SEAL OF
uSIrRp STATES
AWARDED THE GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS, four
~ first premiums, and highest honors, at the Ma.
tiona the Massachusetts,, the New York. and Tue Pensyt
vana exhibitions for the most splendid coored paserreo
types and best apparatus.
ns- Portraits taken any weather. in the most exqu
site style.
Apparatus and Stock wholesale and retail
Instructions given in the art
oct S--tltO2Ss ".'..,.
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TO the Ladies'.
Marble Nantes, Monuments, Tombs, SIC.

vNIE SUBSCRIBER has for sale Plain and Gothic, Egyp.
l tan Italian vein and Black MANTLESi which viii be
sold low for CASH. g.... .,.r "'.
Marble Counter and Table Tops to order
Also on hand large MARBLE MONUMENT of beauti.
full design and finisl will be sold low.
Window Heads and Stills, Steps and Marble Work IN
General executed in the best manner and on reasonable
terms
Persons are respectfully invited To give me q call
ALEXR RUTHERFORD,
Marble Yard the corner Of llth street. Penn Ave
South side oct S--eodlm
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sT Mr.. George Washington p. Gusts has been
invited to attend the laying of the stone Of the
New York Washington Monumention the 18th inst.
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grThe Pews Of the Church of the Annuncation in
New York, were sold on Wednesday, and brought
$500 to $50 in cash. F&
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AZ Sickness is very bad at Snow Hill, Maryland.
Out Of population of 1000 there have been twelve
deaths &..
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Ar The election returns from Ohio continue to be
favorable to the Wings. The Legislature now elect
ed will choose Senator in place Of Mr.. Allen.
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10 PACKAGES
NEW FALL GOODS,

lust RECEIvED.--AmOngw which will be found
j Is pieces black French Cloths from ~ To $500 per yd
pieces Brown, Green and Blue Cloths, from 81 10 So
per yard,
30 pieces striped aud Plain Cassmeres from 90
$3.50 per yard,
pieces Drab Blue and Black Beaver Cloths from 81 rs
10 50 80 per yard,
rs pieces Cassinets from 81 Ia cis rs pr yd,
90 pieces Kentucky Jeans, first rate, al % cents
10 pieces Sleeps Gray Satinet "a ~ cts per yard
60 pieces Vestngs comprising general assortment very
cheap,
30 pieces White and Red Flannels all Wool Is cts p yd
10 pieces Red aud Yellow do part Wool, al ID cts,
10 pieces Plaid I.nsys,
pieces Bohemian Plaid 81 % cts per yard,
10 pieces rich Cashemeres "a IL cts, per yard,
~ pieces COored and Black Muslin de aine, l5ctsp y
% pieces small figured Musl-de. lanes at 5cts PERI d
no pieces rich Chnz Calico at 1919 cts worth Accents
per yard,
80 pieces Calico at cts worth l2 l2 eta per yard
$50 pieces last Colurs Calico at q Id cts per yard,
Bales yard wide Brown Cotions at cts per yard,
Bales yard and l2 wide Mt II liz cts per yard,
Bales 81 wide nj 8 and q cents per yard
Cases OF Beached Cotons from 10 20 cents yard
ALSO,
ITO dozen Country Knit Socks. E"rst. ,E"
80 dozen Children's Wooden Wear,
100 dozen Childrens mixed and lead coored Hose,
100 dozen Kid Buckskin and Wooden Gloves,
Rich Brocha Shawls, IF. q
Plaid Wooden Scarfs, Blankets
Canton Rlannes, Table and T0weling Diapers
Cotton Yarns, all Numbers, Weddings and Battings
And many other CHEAP GOODS to be had at
WIN. EGAN Il SONS
South side Penn Ave doors East Of Market House
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-" The Western Papers say that more troops arr
TO be called out from Kentucky and Ohio.
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Inside ycnitian Window Blinds.
. . WILLIAM NOEL .I'..

Dealer and Manufacturer Of Inside Ve,iihdn UiHdohr
blinds, sOHih side Pennsylvania dre,ne, beftreen
ah and I0kh Streets Washington,
BLINDS of all and styles furnished 10 order Spht
ID Blinds plain and painted OF all sizes g 3D.. 81
BRASS hxlres and trimmings furnished -.
Linen and transparent Curtains put up in the best style
Fire wide paper for curtains, very cheap.
All work done Oh reasonable terms, and with prompt
ness,g 81. -.ts
n B. Old Blinds repaired and reprinted .,,..t
, Z lid Ocllg' ..l. .
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Il. The western telegraph line of wires is in ope-
ration again
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II The repairs of the U. $. brig of-war Porpose,
have been completed at Gosport Navy Yard.
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yANLoAN a. CHASE,

IIAVE removed their DAGUERRLAN GALLERY to
Ill the ODKoN corner IL street and Pennsylvania
avenue have considerable expense, put skyght
which will enable them to furnish pictures surpassed
any other country. Pictures taken in any OF
weather-clear, cloudy, or raining oct S-du
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The Manufacturer can produce numerous Testimonials
similar TO the above from private individuals and from
other papers, but the above extracts sufficient TO con
person that the manufacturer has not exaggerat
ed; that upon trial the Hacking will be found
represented excellent IN every respect
J, WELLAR, Manufacturer, No. 80 Chestnut street, Phi
ladephia.
CHARLES SToT'r, corner Penn Avenue and 7th street,
Agent Tor Washington, ID. Q. ~ - oct tapril /
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Wellar's Patent Japan Liquid Paste
RI.ACklN(I.

E undersigned begs call the attention OF those
l. DESTROYS using good article OF Backlng, TO the
abovenamed The Manufacturer, knowing the excellent
properties OF this Backing sent samples TO various persons
(such Boot Makers, also several OF the
pers The underneath from OF the papers,
they speak themselves also several persons who tried
called and sand that The Japan Liquid Backing was
superior any thlng they had ever used.