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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
SPRING 1853
MUIR q STEVENS


MUIR Il STEVENS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in China Glsss
l Bnrtnenwnre. Looking 6a-ses, Britannia ard Plated
Ware. Fancy Goods, &c, OF BoIlingbroek and
Svrunie streets. Petersburg, Virginia
The subscribers now receiving from Europe, If
their own Importation. per ships lsuac Wright, Under
wrishtrr, Wyoming Constantine and Diver. very
large stock of Goods, comprising all articles usunlly
found in ESTABLISHING of their Kind. Among which
French md English China Dinner and Tea sets.
very fine and of rare pattern and style also,
White Granite nud Printed Dime, and Ten sets.
French and English China. White Granite, Printed,
Willow, Marble. Flowing Blue, Mulberry. Colored
and Edged rlntes and Dishes China Lava Iron Stone,
Waite Grnnie. Lusre. Marble. Hunting Pearl Color
Ev,r. u wis, Mugs, Coaee and Ten Pots Of all dcs-
.prions.
Giasa Ware (of all styes.) embracing Goblets,
TumIlcrs. Wine 6lasscs, Deeanters Salyers Naples,
Bowls, Ccleric-. Pitchers. Salts, Vinegar, Peppers,
Mu-tar,ls Spoon Gasses Finger Bowls, Lamps. Flower
and Lump shades, Sugars, Colleagues, Bnters Bottles
Julep Tubes. Curtnin Pins, CUP Plates, Paper Weights.
Syrup Botiles, Candestic y, jars, &c.
Look ng Gla--cs-Fne French Plated Mirrors, Gilt
and Mahogany frsme do, Swing. Ring and Pocket 10
Britannia und Pla,ei Ware, Tea Wnre. Cofees,
Pitchers, Lamps and Castors.
Stone Ware OF eli descriptions, Walters, Fancy
Goo Il, &C. which they especially invite the alton
tim al the North Carolina n7d Virginia merchants and
the public genrtu w. feeling confident that they pre-
rnred 20 offer great Inducements both IN quality oi
good, a,d price They determined to sell as low
my house North or South.
,nalG dom MUIR & STEVENS.
N. -parrcuar attention paid to packing.
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The appointments to The ner Regiments.
WAsHINGrnN, March 6.-1he report that the
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pKUsH MOUNTAIN mILL s,onc>..

I(NtSH EVt Mn WTLb- NfOh'~.-
- The undersigned are procuring from their ce-
lutcl quarry, the Busi Mountain Montgomery cou-
~, Mil Stones and Burs of the very best quay. The
reputation Of tbcsr stones widely hIoNt, but tx
Rarnad giving increased tarltc. in hlling ORDER.
Ne tayeap, oinfed Mcdaniel, Hun x Preston, and Lee
jnhns"Ls LynchburG, AGENT for the sir ot =
Aho Will recey md Eayr then fulfilled III,
.lpffest no'ice.
Our Address, BIZ. shurg. Montgomery county Vn.
ISRAEL PRICE 4 Co.
Jane, VI. Williams, Danviie v Reynolds 4 CO
Lr,A illc y. e. are all our asrrt l.P.& Co
Feb ld-derrs
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Ihf Burns Riot Cases -Pa5Ec Reception 10
Barns.
BoSfoN, March 5.-In the L. :. Circuit Court
today the eases against Wendell Philips, Theo-
dore Parker and others. for alledced participa
ton IN the Burns RIOT, were taxed up and assign
ed for the 81 of April.
Burns, the emancpated slave. will hc present
ON "Wednesday evening at the reception meeting
to be given him in Fremont Temple On Fri
day evening he will attend public meeting at
New York
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G FOR K EN- r.-fhat very desirable family re-
EA silence on West street present occupied BY
Rev. J. e. EDWARD. Early possession be given.
For terms apply TO r. K. Watkins.
nov 8-taf BENZ p WALKER.
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r. rechi 90 pny article OF efuaerotna IN III,
above list. nscertaned upon appiicaiion To iHe
Aarul at 1hn Souti-side Rnilraad at Lvnchburg.
GENERAL RULES.
L. This Company viii not hold themselves liable for
ienage- from tire, curriers' for any
articr inter arrival ia piece Of destinat ion, and
uaoadcd IN tur OomPlny's warehouse or depot.
a.. Npeoods will he received at the ISnchburg Depot
al . o'clock, T. NJ, from LIST Muy 10 Ist Of October
aHi after / o'clock T. NJ. from 1t October l.t
oil AIa}.
by order OF tie Bosfd Of Dire. tor..
". HopSEH, Agrnt ut Lynchhurg.
p. g. WALL, Supt.
mart dtcts S. s. K. T..
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Richmond and Petersburg Rail-Road.
la & II N my W,
tyr iIAS LEiDE PETERSBURG

fhifNS LEIp r. fEIERoBthH,
Express RAJ, daily. Observation-Disclosures.
MAJ Train dahl, NJ. -.... $3.50. -. -. 49,
Freight Tran, wt, passenger car attehcl, on Mon
dnys. Ncdne4snys nul tGdnss al ~
TRAINS LE1JE RICHMOND.
Exprrss lniu. daily at. ...--.-.-.. "a A..
Mnl Tain, daily IT. .--..-.#.----..-3
Freight Trnn, ai,h pnssrua er Ca, attached On Mon
days, Wednesdays unl dday.. NJ II
The EXPIRES. l.Hjo, lrnvlnr Richmond nj u a. M.
connects with the ir lowing Petersburg by the South
sid. Railroad, lor lyuchbdfr.
Pbssene - lsavisp I3uchhure hy the M ming Trim
the South side RAJ raad remain in Petersburg
Three h,ut>, I'd 10y BIue the y r. m, fmin the .,me
evening udccik Nuih, ihrH-tyr aud nnrrnfo being
transported thrnu.h richmond &c. Tree oi change or
httey .es To stnp in Richmond, be thereto tn.
Through Tickets or Washington .-... 60 90
= Bn timnro NJ .--.....-.... t 81
- lhHiriuhia at. .-......-. Q 90
Can :" procured nj tho Ticket Office IN Petersburg.
The Exnr,. trims 10 stop for why passonrcrs-
The Mnl trains will m, top nj Pom n nj In md
Cloycr lij Junction Halt Wns Staton aud Mnnchrs
Ter The Aocommo nrion Trims viii step for way pms.
,enPcrs.
faretor white per.ons 81 30; Children over i've and
Twelve ,cnrs OF ner 81 coiIs. Gulocd crson,
IN onr 81 tcrts.
discount oi % c, will be rnulc On cnch fare
"hen tickets procured AT ii" ohce. mud person.
getting On the rnrs "a here uplrkrts are sold
S,rVhntsw no, be permitted in irl CLUES .urs except
when in attend innnt children, OF srk pa-sans
absolutely requiring their earr IN which tie
price rs tor White pcrsop4 viii be chnrfrd
THOS DODAMEAD, Supf.
Office r. & Z. R.R Co
pur d&crs kehmoed Marrh 3d 1898.
GLOVER sEED.--PRIME NEW CLOVER
" Seed for sale the bes, TERMS
feb 25ts CRENSIAW & co.
Norrb silc ~ th' '|nsin Richmond IA
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.ANUKNIA" MASS LI4llOKlCE.-

II l. one Of the very Few Noycs tll ahould find admit
the family circle =nny tGhcttu Tribune
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A, N1DIsEsBS,

s. Spring Sales. 1855
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-27
EV ENING STAR,
A WINTER SABBATH WALK.
BY JANIS GRAHAME.

By JANIS GRAHANE.
How dazzling white the snowy scene. deep, deem
Tne stiffness of the winter Sabbath day
Not even football heard Smooth sr e the field,
Each hollow pathway level with tac plain;
Hid are the bushes, except nat here and there
Are seen the topmost bushes of briar and broom
High ridsed, the whiriwind has almost reached
The powdered key stone Of the cburchvaej nn,cb
Mute hangs the hooded bell the tor,bs lie buried
No step approaches u the house of prayer.
The fickering fall is o'er; the clouds disperse IA
And show the sun, hung o'cIthe weIkin's yer-e
Shooting bright but Intellectual beam
o. all the sparkling was e.. Now is the tine
TO visit nature in her grand attire;
Though perilOus the mountainous ascent
A noble recompense the danger brings.
How beautiful the plain stretched far below;
UnvaFied though it be, save by yon stream
Win azure windings, or the Ieaficss wood.
But what the beauty of the plain, compared
Io that subllmlty which reigns enthroned
to ding jUint rule with solitude divine,
Among yon rocky feils, that bid defiance
10 steps most adventurously bold;
I4aTe silence dwslIs profound; or The cry
Ot high poised eagle break at times the calm,
The mantied echoes no response return.
But let me now explsre the deep sunk dell.
No footprint, save the covey's or the dock,s,
Z seen along the nil where marshy springs
still rear the grassy blade of v vid green.
Beware ye shepherds Of these treacherous haunts,
Nor linger ere too long the wintry day
Soon closes; and full of a heavier fall
Heaped by the bla Z, fills up the SHELTERED glen,
While guTglIng deep below, the buried TiIl
Mines for Itself q snOW-cOvered way d, then
Your helpless charge drive from the tempting spot
And keep them on the bl ak hills stormy side,
Where nightwinds sweep the gathering drift away
so the g eat Shepherd leads the heavenly flock
From fathless pleasures full into the storms
Ot life, where long they bear the bitter l.
Until at length the vsTnal sun looks forth
Bedimm'd with showers then TO the pasture. green
He brings then where the quiet waters glide.
The streams OF life, the SIliOah Of the soul,
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REV. ZiCdARIAH GRFENE.

The ninety-fifth birthday of this ven.
erable revolutionary soldier and patrio,
was celebrated at the house of his grand
daughter, Mrs. j. F. Vanderhoof, at As.
toria, on the 11th instant. Father
Greene was in the best of health and
spirits, and happy participant in the
observances that were arranged to com.
memorate his worth and usefulness. The
following brief sketch of his career was
penned by his own still vigorous hand
ASTORIA, Jan. 16, 1855.
was licensed to preach the Gospel on
the lst of January, l7S5. / was or
dained and installed pastor of 4th church
in Southold, (called Cutchougue) Suffolk
County, l.. L., on the 2SLh of June,
1887. l was dismissed on the 9th OF
September, 1897, and was installed pas.
tor of the first Presbyterian church in
Brookhaven, called Setauket, same coun.
ty, on the 9th day of the same month.
was born on the llth of January, 176O,
in the town of Stafford, Hartford county,
Connecticut, but now TOlland County. ]
joined the revolutionary army with an
older brother, in the month of January.
l776, at Roxbury. l aided in building
the fort on Dorchester Neck by which
the British army, commanded by Tom
Gage, was driven out of Boston. ]
marched with the army to New York
soon after, our army left New York-in
August. was in the battle of Throg &
Point, where they landed above Kings.
bridge. Soon after this, was in The
battle of White Plains In both of these
battles, the two armies were separated
by the darkness of the evenings.
On the 7th of December, l777, was
in the battle of White Marsh, Is miles
above Philadelphia, where the British
were robbing the inha bitants, assisted by
the mean and Infamous tories. In this
battle was severely wounded, my bro
ther was also wounded, but not so badly
and iniu, iously as myself. He was re-
markably preserved. He had eleven
musket.ball holes through his outside
garments. After this, he was in the bat
tie of Monmouth, and at the storlning OF
Stoney Point. He served five years, and
myself three years. The King of Zion
gave us our freedom. May our nation
always give the praise and glory to Hi,
holy name. i am your brother in ths
Gospel of the divine and lovely Jesus.
.-.. - ZACHARIAH GREENE.
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United states Patent once.
Waau.xGrow Ian II laSS


ON the petition Of LOaSG COls, of Worcester,
" Aassarhuset's praying for the extension of q
patent granted to hin the l6-h day of pril
ls4i, for an iaproysmsnt in ''Serew wrsnc9es," |"
for seven years from the expiration Of tn said pat
ent, which takes plsoe the 10th day of April,
1856
It ordered, that the sad petition be heard at the
Patent 0fice on Monday, the I'd day OF April, 1859
ct IL o'clock N and Ell persons notified 70 ap
pear and shos cause, II any thsy have, why said pc
tition ought not 20 be granted.
Psrsons opposing the extension ars required to
s in the Patent Oice their objections specially set
orth In writing At least twenty days before the day
Of hearing; all testimony flied By either party TO be
used at the said hearing must be- taksn and trans
mitted In sccu-dsncs With the rules Of the cfice,
which will be furnished on application.
The testimony Ia the case viii he closed on the
22d Of March, 1855, depostions and other papers re-
he'd on testimony, must b. nied In the Once on
before the morning Of that day; the arguments IL
any, within ten DAYS thereafter.
Ordered, also. that this notice be uhished in the
Union, Intenigencsr and evening Stsr, Washington,
D. c.; Evening Argus, Phil,delphia, Pa; Scientific
American, New York; and Pest, Boston, Mass,
a week for three successive weeks previous 70
the ID dsy Of April next. the day Of heering.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
p. s.-Edtors Of the above papers Will please copy
and send their bils 70 the Patent Once, with pa
per containing this notice. jan l2-law3S
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OFFICIAL
TREASURY DEPARrNr

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Jan, 3, 1855.
Notice is hereby given to the holders of the fol
lowing described stocks of the United States tha,
this department prepared to purchase at any time
between the date hereof and the lst March next
portions Of those stocks, amounting in the aesre-
gate to 81 900, in the manner and on the terms
hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In case of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated, preference win be given in the order
Of time in which said stocks may be offered The
certificate, duly assigned to the United States by
the parties who are to receive the amount thereof
must be transmitted to this department; upon the
receipt whereof; price will be paid compounded Of
the following particulars:
l. The par value or amount specified in each
certificate.
2. A premium on the stock Of the loan authorized
by the act of July, 1876, redeemable November l2,
leo off per cent; on the stock Of the loan au
thonzed by the act If l9i2, redeemabie 3It Decem-
Der, 1862, OF 10 per cent the stock of the loans
authorized by the acts OF l647 and 1885, and redeem
able, the former on the 3lst December, 1867, and
the latter on 30th June, 1858, of l6 per cent. and
on the stock of the loan authorized by the act o
1850, and redeemable on the 3lst December, 1864
commonly called the Texan indemnity six Del
cent
8. Interest on the par Of each certificate from the
LIST Of January, 1855, to the date of receipt and set
tlement at the Treasury, with the allowance (tol
the money 10 reach the Owne) of one days Interest
in :dditOn.
Payment IOr said stocks will be made in afts o.
the Treasurer OF the United States, the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia, a:
the parties may direct.
But no Certificate will be entitled TO the benefit Of
this notice which shall rot be actually received Al
the Treasury on or before the said lst day of March
next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
jan 4-dtMarl Secretary of Treasury.
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life, when be gathered the fallox;,c :.

Iiie, when be gathered the follo~;nc :.
teresting sketch, which we give in ne,r,,
! his own words-"My name is John Re-.
~, l am 60 years Of age, was born in Co.
lumbla County, NY. When the British
colonies attempted to achieve their inde-
pendcnce, deeming their cause Just. en-
tered the patriot army raised in this State.
and served in that struggle for two wears.
Twas taken prisoner with 240 Of my COM
pamons at the battle Of the Wind Mil At
Prescott; / was tried for treason and
sentenced to death. After long impris-
onment with the rest Of my conrad. 9, eI.
cepung eleven, our sentence was commu.
tso 10 transportat on for life TO Van Die
man 8 land, and the eleven were executed.
among the patriot army was Gen. Shult.
VINO was banished by the Russian GOV.
ernment for his participation in the Brit
lsh struggle for liberty in 1914. He en-
tered the patriot army a colonel. He wa.
. man well educated and of great military
ability: There were also Colonel Wood
run, Lieut.. Col. Abbey, of Jefferson coun-
ty' N. T., Daniel George, Paymaster-
General of the same company, Can't.
b"ckley, OF Salina. N. Y, Capt. Sylves-
ter Lawton, of Cape Vincent, Jefferson
c,unty, N. Y.
After asojourn in Van Dieman's Land.
L. with fhe surviving members of the
party, through the intercession of the
United States Government during the Ad-
mlnlstratlon Of Gen. Harrison, was lib
Grated. worked my passage home in
the whale ship Herald, Capt. Lewis, of
New Haven, Connecticut. I was actively
engaged IN the whaling business for thir-
ty-thrte months, and all the compensa-
tion | received for my labors during this
long period wss q free passage heme."
This is briefly the history of q Yankee
who, attempting to do what he consider
ed humane act, was not only severely
punished, but spent the best days of his
lie as an atonement for that crime. He
was provided last night with comfortable
lodgings in the lock-up.-Aibany Journal,
Monddy.
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on marriage, its duties and disQualifcatioDs, and
their remedies; with iihOgrsphs, illustrating the
anatomy and physiology, and diseases OF the repro
dRctive organs Of both sexes, their structure
tise on the duties and casualties Of single and mar
ried ife-happy and fruitful alliances, mode Cf g.
curing them-infe,icltous and inf-rtil. oncS-theiI
oovistion aud rsmoval-important hints to tbo-e
contemplating nstriuony, tha. will overcome OBJ
iections 70 l.; nons svevsr. should take this fc
ccmmsntsres the diseases and medical treatment
Of females from fuflncy to old sre esch Graph
icaly illustrated hy beautiful fthogrsphic plates
neryods debii y, its Gauss and cure, by prccess
at once 50 simple 'Gfs and esc usl that failure is
inpossiose-rulHs Tor daily maDag-ment-sn esssy
on Sp 'rnat1rrhnea with practical observations on
safer, and N successfui mode of trsstmsrt-pre
ceudcnsry hints tbs evils resulting from sJapri-
cal prscsce-sn essay on all disease arising from
iods rs.iJn, with plain and simple rules by -kich
al psrscns can cure themselves rihou. mercury
remedies for those felf inflicted mise.iss AID dissp
poiatei hopes 80 unf1rtuns stely prevalent ia the
young Iti' tr,tatui adviser to the married and
those contemplating marriage. Its psrussl is par
dc1is-ly recomNent-d 10 psrSo1s entertaining Sc
cr.t douots Of theI ps yscal condtien and who arc
conscious Of having hszsrd-d the health, happiness
and privileges 70 which every human being is en-
titled to.
Prize 25 cents per copy, FIVE copies for ore dol
sr asilsi ires o. poatage to any part Of the Uni
y. E-Those who prefer may consult Dr. LA TRoIx
upon any cfths tiss8s-s uosn which ai3 book treats
either srs1n,liy or b. mail. Medicine sent to any
part Of the Union accorjing - directioas Faf.ij
packed sai sfnlly secGrsd from all obsscTa:i n
Address Or. VI. B. - C5;0IX, 10 81 Mid q, Ian.
o. Post Oh . Box 5s9, klheny. n. ".
81 0fics open daily IRON $ 10 - IN, and on
Sunday from until m.
81 Once Rssaovad fsom No So Beaver st.,
to 81 Maiden Lame, Albany, Ny.
a~of
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DENTISTRY.

hR. MUEs0N respectfully cal pubic attentior
IT, 10 his new, patent, and GREATLY x>-c.-Is..
IMPROVED method og se:tin- Artifcisi -
Teeth, With Continuous Gum-the very <LIifr 10
PERFECTION 0FT9E ART. This style
Of Teeth has the follow siTantases over al Others
Wis: GREAT STRENGTH, CLEAHLIHEsS, COM
FORT, ami BEAUTY, sieinl; with Nature in these
respscts, aud som. others eIceliag. fubIic inspec
ton Is respectfully scli2it-d- Please call and see
specimens.
CAUTI0N.-So other Dentist In the District oi
Cclunbi, has a right to make this styls Of T-e:h.
N B. Teeth constitutiopzliy healthy, plugged
snd var rrAnte3 for life.
Once and kouee ct No. 2es ssreet, near tie cor
n.- of Penn.y;y ALA Sysnls ami l.h street.
cSV l2--sf
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IMPROVEMENT IN THE PIANo.-Board-
man d Gray, Of Albany, claim to have
made important improvements in the
piano. The Albany Register says:
1t consists of corrugated soudding-
board-a sort of corduroy sounding.
board-whieh adds about fifty per cent.
to Its surface, and therefore correspond
lngly increases the power of the instru-
ment. In short, il makes q seven octave
piano equal to grand action piano"
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LADIES, TRY
pr. pUPoNcVs GOLDEN HoNTHLY PILLS

- -
Dr.. DUPoNc0s GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS.
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY for the cure of all
arisin. from whatever cause n
~ All Druggists at 81 box and will be sent conf
9sa.sy oy mall on enclosing 81 to "Dr A. RANwOLD,
be hled-st the proprietor's prices "'''
~ These Pills are the result of OVER THIRTY
nEAho' EAPERlENCE in the treatment of the
Diseases of Females. go -
Al the solicitation of many intelligent Ladies for
whom they were prescribed by DIR. Duponco with
tne most happy effects. they are now published to
tne world, so that all Females suffering from the
peculiar 70 their sex, may have the oppor
tunIty OF giving them trial. These pills have only
oeen advertised to limited extent for little more
than year. vet - -
SEVERAL THOUSAND BOXES
aave already been sold, large proportion of which
has been seat by mail ladies' in different parts of
the country; and letters are being received daily
containing the warmest expressions of gratitude for
the benefits which have been derived from their
use. The following is an extrnct from a lettey of n
lady OF high standing who has authorized her name
10 De communicated confdentially to other ladies'
wishing to make inquiries respecting the modus
oPTGndi OF the pills -. =
dsugher now aged IL was for three years painfully
scIea with oostructons from which, at times ufered
severely We expended large physicians fees but
came tnsed with s.ow sreens rue and her whole sys
" aons ino nss 'h: wa. onoInesd to be rapid
nsement In q New York paper. faith very weak
.
that second and third used ID the great
pleasure or informing that lighters is COM
pietey restored her sAow comp replaced by the
rosy soY OF health her gloomy melancholy
fuI puoysncy OF spirits which usual girls
ana the pills had cost ten times much,
comparison with the happiness resulting their
N. B-Tbe ingredients Of these pills are perfect
y HARMLESS in their medicinal operation on the
most delicate female con titutons vet as prepared
and combined by DIR. Duponco, their specific action
Is such that married ladies should use them with
proper Precaution Indeed, their use is not at all
indicated during pregnancy. For the same reason,
as every pin sician knows, medicines which act in
this way are the very best that can be used for re-
stonng the NATURAL healthy tone aud functions of the
system when so much impaired and deranscd as 10
result in barenness. For further particulars see di
tectlens, &c. sent with each box, and circulars to
be had at the Druggists.
j. DUPONCO, N. D Proprietor, N. Y.
Sold in Washington by KIDwELL & LAURENCE,
Srorr x Co, W. n. GILMAN, \. r. SYLVESTER, j.
b. MOORE, First Ward; o. Boswell, Island J. +.
CALLAN, II SToNg, Seventh ST; II II McPHERsoN
Capitol Hill; WALSH, Navy Yard. In Georgetown
by o. N. Linthicum, J. l.. Kdwell. In Alexandria
by Cook Co., Peel Stevens, Fountain & Co, and
ny Druggists generally. jan l6-lm+
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TO INVENTORS.

UNHs Odoe OF The InT.RtoTS Protestion National
Il Union" rs on u sTsst, opposite the East Tor.
teo Of IN. Pstsni 0@os, sn9 Is rcniy D attend
10 the business o. It's usmbsrs, namely In making
Examinations and soliciting patents, sc.
Inventors invited 10 call and got COPY Of the
Constitution and BY Ia rs, and where any intcrms
non VIII be given respecting the Union-
All letters on business must be directed to this Of
ees, where attention viii be given INN edistely.
A model shop "a In connection Win the ONCE
where models cas Be taae to order At the shortest
potioe. 7. q. CLAYTON,
an l0-ly President I. p, g. d.