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Switzerland.

GREAT POLITICAL EXCITEMENT.
The Daily Necs correspondence from Berne and Geneva
represents the political condition of Switzerland
OF great excitement Petitions for the convocaton of the
Federal Council are in circulation. Great discomfort is
elt with the federal executive because has not publish
ed the Austrian notes and its replies and then
thrown itself upon the nation.
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BOARD WANTED-BY A LADY AMP GENTLEMAN
II beard for lady only-n small private ..amiV. A
WIDOW lady Preferred Location the Bowery east side
OF bowery preferred Address X. A. r., Broadway Post
Office "
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EXPRESS AGENCIES,

DAMS 4 CO.'S WEEKLY EXPRESS FOR CALL
II fornia-New arransement-Per United States mail
stenmer Crescent City, Monday, March 9th 1853 con
Meeting ct Panama with the Pacific mail steamship Oregon
for san Francisco Under the weekly
steamer for California we shall despatch express
IN charge OF special messenger by the United States nail
steamer Crescent City Monday next 18th instant at
o'clock, T. NJ, for Aspinwall, Navy Bay, direct.
ADAMS q Co, 80 Broadway.
RERrCRD & CO IS WEEKLY CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
ID will the United States mail stenmshp Crescent
City March 49, to connect with the Pacific steamer
ron Our shippers will please have their goods ready
livery Saturday next in water proof condition No charge
for custom house fees or consular certificates.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA ExPREss.-THE UN-
IN deYsgned have established
agency at Havana. Apply to n A. YZQUIERDo No. ii
Gale de IA Industria, or 70 LIVINGSTON, WELLS d CO.
~ Broadway. New ypyk
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BOARD WANTED-FOR TWO LADIES' IN THE vi
entity of New York from the middle Nav to
ne last Of October On the New Haven Railroad preferred
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TELEGEAEH.

TEIEGRAPH WIRE-sUPERIoR QUALITY, HALF
i mile lengths, galvanized and plain. for sale bv
.-A.-A..LL, LLA / Lhlo q DkUlhER, " Broadway.
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PAINIiNG.-PERSONS THAT INTEND HAvTNc
painting done will find to their to examins
the Paricr paint which applied by GEO w HOJ ER ths
corner OF Third avenue and Twenty third street.
tel will be attended to, ~ Wv - SuuSon u9s
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BOARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN-SINGLE GENTLE
ID wishing pleasant rooms with partial board, din
Sundays. in family where every comfort may
pcted, location pleasant three minutes walk from the
ferry may apply Mt II Warren street. between Clinton and
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BOARD WANTED-BYA YOUNG LADY, lea RES.
IL Peetabe private boarding house Please address note
the location '
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- : $50
RE WARDS.


&S00 REWARD-ANY PERSON GIVING INFOR-
cOO nation that will lead to the detection and convic
ton OF the parties engaged In initiating
terfeitng patented gold nlad needless will receive tho
above reward. VIM CROWLEY, Aloester, England.
r. CROWLEY 100 William street, N. Y.
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN-TWO OR THREE SINGLE
ID gen temen be accommodated with pleasant rooms
in respectable private family few minutes walk from
rnte Re excha
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yaOTEL.s.

GRAEFRCY H0TEL.-THIS ELEGANT AND FASH.
VI hotel located of Broadway and Twentieth
street with its extensive additions Dom prsng go
is ready fer the accommodation Of the public
The proprietor intends that this house shall
serve its high reputation as a first class hotel
@. DONALD
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| REPLATING.-OLD WARES RE PLATED AT ABOUT
LII onefourth the original as new and
warranted Send orders to the plating establishment BIC
| Centre street. nj 'l-S" 49,
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eastiopayy only. Three political arrests had
been made ut Sienna
The PdraW<nto Of the 9Th states that English Off
had expelled from Tuscany ycon OF being
engaged in forming revolutionary committee In Flo
His name, we learn, Il George Craufurd brother
Of Mr. Craufurd Member Of Parliament
The Austrsns had occupied the fort of Bevidsra and
the fortress Of Basso and directed the Tuscan artillery
TO be removed therefrom.
The District Councils Of the Kingdom Of Naples were
convoked for the 18th April and the Provincial Councils
for the 9th May.
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R1CH ENCHPAPER HANGINGS.-NEW DESIGNS
~ ara now receiving our spring importatons of new
ana beautiful paper bangngs direct from most eminent
French manufacturers which will found fayorably Ia
ompere In quality and price with those any house
and 70 which the attention of purchasers I'M
vted 10 those requiring special mportations large
sample collection Will 30 found to contain the most varied
designs CHARLES NcAULEY CO., No. zig Hudson
street, near Franklin street.
CHAIRS STAIRS STAIR HAND RAILING.-THAT
~ intricate but beautiful branch of carpentry worked
and moulded by machinery patterns Of any wanted
to suit kind of stairs circular eptica In an aeou
rate and unerring far surprising hand labor and at
bali the cost Also stair brackets church pew scrolls and
pow Gaping, at l23 Grand street
TAKE NoTICE-THE LOVERS OF FAT BEEF-A
splendid steer four old weighing pounds live
weight and Will weigh $50 pounds In the beef will ex
posed Tor sale on saturday tho h day Of March ut the
well known stand Of HENRY LEWIS JOLLEY 334 Third
avenue between Twentysxth and Twenty Streets
Please cal and examine.
WHISPERS CAN'T BE COZ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w can moustaches-but Gratams Onguent will force
beard to strong and lnxlriant In weeks IT you
dorbt it, ask who hac it, II positive fact
and can to proved by and time 81 per BOTTLE to
any part Of the country
h. q. GRAHAM, 80 Ann street, Fowler's Building.
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BOARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN, NEAR SOUTH
ID ferry, be had, In first class house. occupied
by the all newly fur shed will be let to parties
who wish to furnish them in pleasant neghborhood
10 taken six or three couple and they must
compensation Address Charles Herald office for week.
stating whore to be addressed by note Best Of
ferenc 81 nd reouired
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-N. p KIMBALL DEALER
street. invites shippers his large stock Of
the above articles hand assuring he is fully
ut such prices as will be satisfactory. 800
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pkdNTlNG INK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT NO
IN Rose street, New Yorktown G. LIGHTBODY II
constantly manufacturing and on hand eyerv
variety OF ink from the finest black and "a
newsnk, which he warrants equal ufastu-
red and al ~ low prices by nny reeuia
manufacturer Orders forwarded railroad steambost
any part OF the country by addressing note TO me "a
k Sss :t5 n Nsv York sTh. printed with
philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore New Orleans and othss
cities and towns in the United States. ~
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BOARDING WANTED BY A LADY AND GENTLE
- man.--The first second floor of handsome house
furnished or pnurnshed between Tenth Twentieth
streets near Broadway for which liberal price will he
paid in advance There be boarders With
widow lady, and without meals, preferred. Address Bel
grade, Union square Post Office. -,
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PICARD WANTED IN ENTHUSIASTICALLY GEN
- tleman, his wife and child and servant room and
two bedrooms ON floor required Location near Grand
street preferred Address W. p williamsburg Post Once
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DEPOTOF PERIGoRD PRESERVES AND EATABLES
- 594 BroadwayThe proprietor Of this establishments
having just received from France choice assorments OF
those uxuric of which he is the exclusive importer ade
qaey prepared supply the demands of his CUSTOMERS
Grooers will find to their advantage to make their
ehase at this agency which the principal house
in Pergord from which the Paris dealers receive their
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t)LATlNA in PLATE AND WIRE.-A LARGE SUP
Ply o. the best quality Just received and for sale on
istn T. s-Asbestos snlpbste ammonia oxide uranium.
pssdlum cadmium, patent sponge CLOTH Vienna lime Gro.
Gus mastis, &C. DIR. L. FEUCHTWANGER l4l Maiden lane
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BOARDING AGENCY BOARDING HOUSE KEEP
- e and others DESTROYS Of obtaining rstclasg
manent enrders will hnd TO their advantage call on
rooms are wanted Immediately for families single
temen also persons wishing with without hoard
may be suited. Charges moderate. Apply to
NJ WRAY. Agent. 400 broadway
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I)AIAM TREE WOOD, OF VARIOUS SPECIES AND
line close FIBRE suitable for kinds turner's work
6by feet in length and by IL inches in diameter Appi
At - Broadway, third floor. -ff'S
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HAvANA SEGARs-sooO0 JUST LANDING FRoH
III the Childe Harold Co., Of suitable brands for the
Australia and California Also large
various AIDES adapted for the country trade Q
''AN = w. IDOLPHUs sCHEvERIN III Pearl street.
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PROFESSIONAL CARD,
DISEASES OF THE CHEST.

nk. ROB RE- uUAIER, Member of the Il yal
IL CuiieSe Of Surgeon, London, and late Pulpit
Tue London ,OI-uiul,tlvc ilospita etc. viii vi it
W asliu ton pru.es 'aiiy about lbe 10Th il
FOR he Information of tuOse suffering with Diseases
OF the Ihruat III gS and He RI, aud known sore
h. DAT, Brnucnltl>, Cons l1u, Asthma, Pal itA
tin, elc he Won II mere say that his long exp ri
euce and popularity at The London ConsunpLive liz s.
pi: al ,nab.e MIN 10 afford the inv tltd Cton
gen raj treatment ali ti. adyauta Of 0cat tetatet
advised 10y sir Charles Ill re, DIR. CORR gan,
tie Dublin Ito pltaI Vi ,du X frut. Eiiioslson,
and 9th rs and wuich c'nsit in breathing or inhai
ing Ito the Lungs nled Cal ted air. vapor.
thereby bringing the remedy Ato direct contact with
the part Ill ,ea>ed.
Tue most .evere forms of Sore Throat Bronchitis,
and Astlm !, sp. eddy removed by nhaiatiOn, anu
in Consuni ption AZ the Lungs have bccome tubu-
culous liberated, to limited exten he fullest
ri by the au .hOilu above Quoted vi tue pow
Inflated aiies to the absorptIun If the
tubrate and "a, the ulcers.
DR.. Rawlings his assistant has arriT ed in Wash
ingtOn and t:then OH rs Oh teuns 1iyaEla avenue,
Immediately opposite iron Hall, where he may be
Ell daily Cetweeu The hours of o'clock, a. IN to 3
ociOk. NJ, AMI will be happy to impait era. uit
y every Information i'll regard to fees treatment, DC
DIR. lunt T h Is private te- tim mi Il from
John Eliluttsou, NJ. d., +. Il s, Physician to st
Thomas's do pital, AMI tie Profess r uf medicine
the London Unworthy; Sir Charles ocud .nior", -.
", f. L. 5 g, PHYSICIAN To the London Consumpiive
Ill 'spital Go ding Bird, NJ. d., f. Il s.: job Cowen
Id ,ut, VI. b., author of obs rvatious the ia
VIII CHI may be at his
II m
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d.. J. S. ROSES
GOLDEN PILLS.

For Diseases Of the Woasb, aid Fema1s Weak
ness. Also, for WsaAness Of the Buck,
Spine, Loias, &C., they haze no equal
f'HIS DISEASE, here ofore treated by ba nd ages
l. trusses and internal supports which can only
prove aliiaives, yieus com etey the of these
tonic, str .ngthenug Golden Fills. They have a ne
Guitar affinity for the drbilitated of the te-
m ale, aid in no iust.n'e have tuey aiie in radically
caring t,Ose distressing conpIai..ts females are 50
oten subot to; thej brace the whole stem, giving
etrengh and vivacity to The f, ame at large.
Twent, -seveu years experience in the use of these
Pill Ill my ractl,e has been The Of dispensing
with more band yes, abdominal supports pessaries,
and gOEien balls than many jdividu Is manu-.
facture. femae, OF the present aye perfectly
ornIe rs mother Eve, those mothers OF autiqu t,
aud requi exter al support The muscles OF the
dy Kept III due by rem, dies of this characte
sufficient support, and all that nature
teUded
eS Pills have been pronounced by the tousands
(amongst hom the W f. OF dist ngu.shed SEN
aur from louisiana AMI the ~idow of Governor
of Deia"are) who have useI the superior to any,
thing hi herto known. J. 8. ROSE, Nj. ID.
Price SO cents ier K.
EJ-D te had at all the respect bic Dru, Stores iu
Washington Geor setowu, u. G., aud Alexan. ria,
Va. feb Or
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REaDY-MADE CLOTHING,
w AL L a. STEP EMS,

Eeddy- made CIothoag and Outftting ESTABLISH
ment, Fem. dreRue, Lettceen 9th and
l0b sis. nert 10 Iron Hail.
AI would resp ctiully say to friends ard ;!,e
w pubic. that we have en1ar. cd md eSt, a, j
our Clothing Establi-l ment. maxi z it one of lhe
larg ST and most extensive uthiI Depots in this
part Of the counrv
W. are PREPARED to make 10 order the most fashion
able and e,s ga, tulent Of
CLOTHS, CAS>IMtRES, AND VESTlNGS,
10 be found In tie tity, at prices as low - tho.
bought a. the cheapest Ready made store in Washiag
a. and an sui erior make and flush. We are .l,r
mined t. give entire satisfaction.
We Ken constantly "n baud large, general, and
complete assortment of
READy-NAnE CLOTHING
of the Finest and First Qua y at % ices to suit the
times.
Fs> Every hiad of Clothing made 10 order
WALL. ST. PHENS,
Penn. av, let. 9th and 10th sts
First d' or east f The Iron Building
Also at our Estab iShment IhIec doors e. st of Ma
tinnal Hotel. feb "a
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Letter from Hon. Henry Clay.

ASHLAND, 20h july, 1915
Dear SIR wish 20 expires to you The graf fcatio,
derived on receiving the July number OF the M,.r
c!iaits MagaziI. aud CONNER. TAI Review fr, IN view
ing our prtrait in the beginning and fr m readip-
your address to your friends at he end If it. When
We feel utOer OBJ igat'oms To TIC WHO have roptr y
ut tn our info NATION "a ment, We are nat
ufal'y ueslr Us to os>cs- know ledge of III m q
Their npIe rance OF th, 1eatsres IF their counter
'nce. and OF the c racicr AID habits of TN, mind
which W" 'an acquire. Y have placed Your mum
e1o,s r" der cat least yCu have me- If I NAV not
speak 10 the'') unCer th"se obigati MS and the
number Ct " ur vaiuah,c work Low | ef5 re me- in
some gree, sat sizes the des to h:ci, have ALA
ded.
hav" become quite famar with the Magazine
ard e'irw. and have no h"sitat in ex; ressing nv
hL mbe OF ini"n thai il is emieptly emitted 10 the
rubic ari and sutpo / II collects end arranges
in good order lrse amount OF valuable statistical
amt thcr in"i matt II. high fol only to IL.
merchant bat 10 HE statesman. the Gu tiya or of
the earth, To the L. an taS turer the mariner In
short To all Of the bust ess and reading com
munity.
Entertaining This opinion. glad that it has
b'en and hope that il may TO be, lit orally
1T on2ed.
OtIeing you cordial assurances If my estcem and
regard. am truly youc friend and obcdicnt servant
Friedman Hunt, esq III. CLAY.
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GREAT i ISCOVEhY.

He create discoveries those which are most
l beneficial 10 The huilan race JOY and ylaCnes
result from tn In. di coyery Tat pIouuc $ hal1i.
hess Is truly gr at. How many have been sent nto
eternity by coughs and colds that settled into that
henry OF human lifc-C ASSUMPTION? How IN nv
sutier daily wi IN coughs, who might rid Jhm- elves
OF the' "fctiUn for Iriti-! Is there "A IN d,!
aS TIE disco e'y hcr made hich will Civ r"iI-f;
re- Mci toSlies ARABIAN SYRUP" and the All
hEA ING CORDIAL. have Teen disco, cred They have
ven rel to thousands wio were I tt, ring ap IA the
'rii,k OF the traVe! Turned sorrow Into iry. and
vailed.
Tor ta' ny w H. Gilman. corner OF Pennsyivans
avenue, and AZ ttrtet; u ID. Gilman, Pennsrl,a nia
Sn 81, re1Seen oth and 18th str els and tn. roprie
'or. cth STREET between and L streets south
2I-.,ff
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DIR. j. ). ROSES NERVOUS ANDlN-
VlGOfkATIN . CORDIAL.
The Greatest Dis ocer in MedicaI Sci


THE thousands who suffering with any NER
l YOU, AfFETioNs, will hnd ,nIediate relief in
using this wouIertui CoRuIAL. 1t cures Neuralgia,
iar, disease Ia pt,tion. HEARTBURN Nervous Head
Ache, 1renorof tile Muscles OF Flesh, " ak-Iuliimss,
aud all restl1ssucss Of The mind % body; whether
down by care, labor or study.
This truly wondeIf, Medici.e from its peculiar
happy effect in a,laying he most violent Nervous
lection and completely erailcatiug item Irum the
~. may justly be t.ruled the grans-t discovery
in the science of Hedicine 1t sutuues AID ali
those Nervous Diseases over whish The G.Us pro-
found medical skill has hitherto had control. 1t
iSa grand restorer in bui dug up weak coIsstitu
lion. already down by disease and drbili,ated
by other medicine. its nv Grating pr pertesact like
"A charm aud its b.ue1icaI effects almost mlrac-
uluus. The weak, the nervous. and those suffering
with constant pains and uueasiness fr. quentl,
cured by using single bottl..
Price 50 rents and b. had At all the respectable
Drug Stores in W Washington, Georseto IN, tDt2 and
AiexAndri. (Va) teb za-
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Letter from the Hon Thomas H. Benton.
WASHINGTON CRY. April


ar. Freeman Hum. SIR: owe YOU napy thanks
FOR the ~ nrtuni have had % lead the Merchants
Magazine and lIav" Urd Il IN r aiity 20 he a Maya
zi"r. and thHt we'll len l. he'd of all the ufef:.I
ns tier whi'h the title would imply. and presented
with fuDe and ,c: " hich d. lights while /.
instruris 1t rs, in fact. "A mer HINTS magazine in
the large acrrptation f 4 u, mtrcbsi u wbo 20
tetws en- nains v b. ST. large oIaisti bring mspy
del srfm-ns Of knowl, cge ard view Of the state
ih" ~or d. iuto d rqui i'iou. But il Is rot the
treat merciiaI only. hat tin" OF mcr. Dodest,
. hut. nevertheless Of most full cfrr-ti Bs-tfe
,nerchhH 1T Of the int,ri srwl will f This ma
gaZiIi- 10 ateud in The infoI ma tnr. The pursuit
~ his husi' ess ana Ia. e ovation the m-Icai tile
h,rarer ieGIir.s Nor IS It's tt'lity Vt all confined
rchants. tUt sx'-Bds 70 the egi>lt and dir 10
matist ind to ali VII" Oh rred With managing
the # in Of The natn Tor myself. have foCnd
il nic useful to in my senaioIia lsbc rs, srd
HIVE cen in the habit for maLy Year. If rfully
contui'irg il.
Yer, respectfully, sir. yorr oh. dh MT s'rv ut
THOMAS al. BENTON.
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WINES, BAANbIES, CIGARS, GRO EhIES
PICKLES, SAUCES, CATsUPs, &C.
.LNO e KLRREY { ca

JNO. Is. kIBBEI 8 CO.,
No. 5, opposite Centre Maraet
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in the above goods.
OF fer to families, clubs, ana the trade unsur-
pa se,l variety Of
WINEs-Nadeiras, Clarets, Champagnps. Ports
sheiri"s, Hooks, &c on draught, in demijohns
aud bottles.
l.IQUoRs-Brandies, Rum, Whskey, Gin. &c.
LIQUEEs-Curac.o, Maraschino, Anis TIL Noyeau,
Bitters. &c.
MALT LIouERs-London Crown Stout, Scotch and
English Aies.
CIGARS-A variety of brands
PICKLEs-Best quality If English and French
sAUcEs-For Fish. Currie, Game, Meals. &c
TEAS-Breakftst Teas Souchong. poucholiy, Peko-
Ooong, Tyson, Young H. son, &c. IN chests. 15
chests, and boxes.
suGARs-Brown, Loaf, Crushed, Pulverized, Gran
debated dc.
CoFFEE-Mocha Java Mara cabo, Rio, &c
CHEEsE-stilton, Chedder, Sapsago Parmesan, Dutt h.
and American
HAMS-be>t American ard W,stphalia.
Sv- LEA & PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCEKa
ian l9-tf
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HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE.
AN COMMERCIAL REyItW.

BY FREEMAN HUNT EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
'b'HE number for December. 1850, CON p!eted The
4 tweniy-,hi:d semisnnual vo.ume The work
has been ri since its C mmencement in July
leos, ana each Volume uGw containing more THAI
seren hundred large oct pages A few complete
sets OF the Magazine may Ice tsnct al the ulyl.
ers Office AZ Fu ton street, New York neatly ami
substantially bouLd, for two dollars and a half per
volume
The following are a few of The MANY commendatory
letters recrl I'd 10y II Ell tor Of the Merchants A:,
Sazine frCm stirguish,d staleeman:
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ARRIVAL at RRONN,S UnrvI
Prospectus eF THE
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN

TO Mechanics, hnrentOrs, and Manufacturers
| HE pub lshers of the Scientific Anne, lean, 70.
! sp+ctfuiy give notice that the Sixth Volume If
Inns Valuable journal CONNIE need the tw ntv frsi
OF Sci ems err on ring favorable portuniy for all
TO subscribe who take an interest the progress a,
uefeopnienl or Tie Mechanics, Arts, and Mauufac.
lures VI our country The character Of the Scientific
American is to- we'll known throughout the country
10 require Diet lied account of III. various subiecfs
olscu >sed throus h its columns
The aim OF the publishers is has heen to render
IL tie most thorough useful scientific Journal in
the country; and to judge OF this, by c,mparng
lrculatlon and Influence with other pubca ions of
the Glass; they have uneouiyocal evidence of its
'ue, as the leading exponent OF The Arts and Sci
enc:s.
1t is published weekly heretofore in ouarto form
Oh nue. White pa, er affOriIg the end Of the wear
an illustrated Encyclopedia Of over Jour hundred
pages, with an index, and fir five To six bundre
original EasravineS, described by letters # reer-
ence; beside vast amount of practic information
concerning the pruglcS> of ScieI tc and Mechanical
la provementS, Chemistry, Civil En- ineering Manu-
Featuring III its branth.s Archi ectI,re Ma
sonry, BotanSiu short it embraces the entire raupe
OF the Arts and Sciences.
1t also possrsse, an ori.inal feature net fourd in
any other weekly journal in the country, viz: An
o'hcla List OF Patent CLAIMS prepare expressly for
ITS 20 mns at the Patent Office thus constituting it
the ;r1can Rep"rtory OF Inventions
In C 'nneslon with the publishing d partmeut the
proprlet"rs transact tie most ,Xten>iv. hume aud
fle1gn Patent business done in This country couse-
N'rntiy their facilities lie corresponding SUI.
pcriOr.
Terms-$2, 90 per year, in advance; 81 GO for six
months
ALI letters must be post laid and directed to
MUM Go,
Publishers IF the Scientifi Amer can
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ME TROPOLIrAN
HAT, CAP, AID FUR ESTABLISHMENT

ieunS lrania Arenue, no tn slde near 18th street.
WASHINGTON CITY.
INVAAS his now on hand # the best selected
IL assortment Of Hats, CAPS, Furs, uloves. and
uonnets. for Gentlemen, Ladies, Youth, Chi DIR, IL
ever off red for sale i'll this city Also, Canes, UNI
bre las,
lis OK is al new, and he has determined to re-
duce prices Those now i'll want Of any article il
MS store rconvlnize by calling on
EVANS
mr. g Near 18th street.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-03-17
BILLIARDS. BiLLIARDS!.

1 LII w,.o vi h to pass hour psrasart:y can do
n y ,ilig ut the /" II y iU II " on tie
avehue betwe-m q I'D 9Th streets. Every thing
Ill excellent or er " give salts ton 10 ali VIII. pa-
tIunize the saloon and tae proprietor his
friends and the pubic tht his chief ende ,vor ,hal
.iu the excellent char. tn. Saloon has
alw US borne. j. HAiiitISUN