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Arrival Of the Arsse and Canada.

Arrival Of the Araeo ana Oanaoas
kEEUnoptAx NESs.-In another col
umn we publish the news brought by the
Arv0o up to the 4lh inst, and the Canada
to the 7th. There is nothing Of great i'm
pOrtance transpired before sebAstopOl. Al
most the only intelligence received is the
Of Lorl Raglan's death on
the 2Sth ult. The New York ISmss.
in reviewing the late news, says the enemy.
which, nine months since. landed on Cri-
mean shores in high hopes and valor, is
gradually being swept away by pestilence
and war. and have left others-( it may be
another generation ito carry on the work
in which their predecessors were ioiled.-
Whatever may have been the faults OF
Lord Raglan as military commander,
and they were many and grievous, he
was, at least, good man and brave sol
lier He ha. paid dearly for yielding to
a spirit OF ambition, that tempted him to
aSsGme a responsibility beyond hispowers.
In another position his fortunes might have
been far different. Had he died few
years ago, the same journals which have
all along denounced his incompetency,
would have mourncd his loss, and placed
his name on the list of Waterloo heroes.
Not so now. His death is felt to be relief.
He failed, and to hiss iailrre must be attrlb-
uted many of the frightful losses that the
British have suffered in this disastrous cam
paign. 1t will, doubtless, be supposed
that after all the dearly bought experience
of the past year, the British Government
will appoint "the right man. as successor
to Lord Raglan. Gen. Simpson II the
person spoken Of but as commander he
is vet unknown to fame, aud his nomlna'
ton meets with no enthusiastic reception
from the people Of England. a genera
gloom seems to pervade the whole country
tor men of genius, to take the command
of the army in its present critical condi
ton, are not easily found. Some of th'
London papers boldly advocate only ont
leadcr-and that one, of course to be
Frenchman. Though this would, perhaps
be the wisest coarse to pursue, it is a pill
which John Bull will find difficultto swal
low, and more particularly, as he is al
ready rilcd at the reckless manner, in whlcl
Pelissier has sacrificed the lives Of Eng
lishmen.
Another reason for much sad reflection
is the report that cholera is once more max
ing dreadful havoc among the Allies
The heat of Summers no respecter of per
sons. Besides Lord Raglan, General Est
court and many others of less note hay
fallen victims to the disease. The heat c
. Summer is likely to be as fatal as the f os
of Winter and the hideous choice is lei
to the soldier before Sebastopol, of deaf
by battle or death by peslilence. Still tn
accounts say that the Allied Army is nc
S discouraged, and that Pelissier is on tn
Il eve of making another attack on the Mala
i koa and the Relan.
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The HGRRoRs OF Wharf.-The paragraph
from the late foreign news is one iilustra-
ton of the deSolation war must bring to
many home /:
The widow of the late Admiral Boxer
is now suffering from most dire accumu-
lation of misfortunes /; the first of these
was the death from cholera Of her neph-
ew, at Balkaava. This was followed by
the disease, from the same cause, of hel
husband. The next intelligence she re-
ceived was to the effect that her house ii
the country had been burned to the ground
Scarce had she been made acquainted witt
this fact, when the failure of Messrs
Strahan's bank, deprived he1 Of not les'
than thirty thousand pounds; and, to crown
all her misery, she has now son befor
Sebastopol, who, it is expected, canno
long survive.
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The Norwalk Reflector says: We are
indebted to our friend, j. n. Niles, Esq,
of Norwich, for the following statement of
the quantity of water that fell during the
month of June:
The quantity Of water which fell during
the month of June last, in Norwich town
ship, amounts to a fraction less than l2aa
inches, or nearly one-third Of the amount
which usually falls in year. The follow
ing table shows the days on which rain fell,
and the depth Of water in inches and hun
dreths. Time of measuring I o clock pm.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-07-21

SINGULAR If TRuE.-'Dck Tinto,' the
Paris correspondence Of the New York
Times, gives the following incident:
This is the season of thunder showers,
and "about now," the almanac might say,
"look out for curious stories of the freaks
of lightning y streak did in fact exc
cute a singular feat, the other day, at Gis-
ors. 1t found it way into room where
there was a little girl of seven years. 1t
did not touch her, but as it passed worked
Such an eff ct upon her system that her
sex was completely changed; and she was
found to have become boy. This, | take
it, is without precedent. The newspaper
which chronicles the occurrence does not
detail the feelings Of the child at being
thus altered, probably because its extreme
youth prevented it from cherishing any very
settled opinions upon the matter either
way. But it alludes to the regret of the
parents at thus losing their only daughter.
They were economising little by little in
order to secure her marriage portion, and
now may very probably have to sacrifice
their savings to redeem their son from the
conscription. "How Fortunate ezclaims
The provincial journal, "that the female
thus metmorphosed, instead of being an ir-
responsil lie child, was not wife and the
mother of a tamily' In short, this
story, though perhaps not the best
hoax on record, is certainly the best sell Of
French origin. Many grave and serious
papers have adopted it as a grand physio
logical marvel, and call upon the Acade.
my Of Science for an explanation and {
theory.
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n1-THE Louisville Journal of Saturday says;
..Flour has declined to SO 1907, in lots, and
wheat to rs cents per bushel." The high prices
q. retail in Cincinnati have not yet given way,
but WILL have to come Down soon..
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ES-"HoUsEHoLD WORDS FOR AUGUs

@-"HoUsEHoLD WORDS FOR AUGUST.
We have received from the publishers
the August No. of Dickens Household
w ords--the most entertaining and useful
of all the English magazines. Read the
contents of this No. "Toady Tree. Moth
er and Step.Mother. Chip-Brimstone
Poultry Abroad. Story of King. a
Leviathan Indeed. Mechanics in Uniform
Poetry on the Railway. What my Land
lord Believed. Wind. Australian Car
riers. The Rowing Englishman---Ruts-
chuk, Passage of the Danube. DR.. Du-
bois. Cheap Patriotism. Vesuvius in
Eruption. Strictly Financial. French
Love. Strive, Wait and Pray. India
Pickle Petition Extraordinary. Spec
linen of the Alchemists. First Death. a
Very Little House. Quite Revolutionary.
By Rail to Parnassns." To the lovers Of
sound Litel ature we commend this maya
zine.
Putnam's Monthly for July we have al
so received, but neglected to notice. 1
is an excellent No. Its pages are fillcc
with articles from the best Ameri
can pens--Bryant, Longfellow, Elder
: Goodwin, and others of note beng rcgu
lar contributors.
Dix & Edwards, 10 Park Place, New
S York, are publishers of both Household
j Words, and Putnam. Singly, $500 pc
annum both, $500.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-07-21

BrA. Dealers in Drugs and Medicines will
ind Plymouth an excellent place to make
their purchases, as Messrs. CuYKESDALL & Co.
have made arrangements in the East, with the
intention of supplying the country trade, where
by the expense of transportation is saved by
bnying of them. They say they can furnish
on, thing in their line as cheap as any city
west of New York.
R6rGooD PIcTuREs AND EXCELLENT TEETH
Persons In want of either of the above arti
cles, can be accommodated by calling On DR.
JAMES ARMSTRONG;, at his room, over the Drui
Store.
pT- Many persons have been anxious t
know how ths Fair is progressing, All the ar
ranscmonts are now nsao, and next week "
expect tho srem;um Lis! will be Published
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For the ,Adyertiser


MEssEs EDITORS In your last paper
you stated that Mr.. Daniel Brewer, inform
ed you, that from seven-eighth of an acre
of land. he will harvest between 45 and 90
bushels o. wheat. Now as this statement
has gone forth to the world, the subscriber
(though he has no disposition to dispute
Mr.. Brewers word, he looks upon it as an
exaggeration, wishes for his own satistac-
ton, and the satifaction Of your readers
generally, that when Mr.. B. threshes this
said crop of wheat, he will measure it ac-
curately, and publish the result.
July Is, 1855 ~ FARMER.
AS to the statement being exaggerated
we are unable to say, not being posted ii
agricultural matters. But we have hearc
many say that it is an excellent yield
We have heard it estimated from thirty tt
forty five bushes. There were one hun
drel and one dozen and six sheaves.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-07-13

'Tl@,e between Washington and Wheeling ba. I7l
Running time Jet0eea Washington and Cacinna 27 hours
Through 1iebets and s.sgage Checks be had
washington.
IsHE Baltimore Ohio Railroad, having greatly improved
western now Offers the fullest Inducements
The Northwest and the Southwest. -
an bound West from Bano Is always promptly made a, The
Washington Junction. aey called the Relay ouse nine miles
washington and the Ohio Ivr Baggage checked through
Wheeling the Washington ston and eeheeked and
through tickets for points beyond The connecting trains leave
Washington daily at s. and AZ, M on Sundays at lbe
WnssIns Of le CEN
TRIAL ONO RAILROAD running from Belare, on the Ohio,
W,esns a.oas Gamdss ISsss $ and me- MeWs
ausdela and sandusky railroad for sandushy Toledo Detroit
Chicago, ST. Louis, &c.
of The Laae Mami railroad 10 Xena CINCiNNATl, Louis
S "h' m a. % Man hn om % nasn o ia Te,rs
Saas asysr Chicago Saci island 81 Louis
Naichez Orleans sold Washington
a,e transferred at Cincinnati to the mail steamers on & me ono mo-
FOR CLEVELAND, and cleveland Toledo. Detroit Chi
cago, sold when Ohio navgabe between
wheeling and Wslsy's forty %,ss where eonnerion with
Travellers requested 70 notice that while this The only
Shortest speedy nearly leading
great distance from washington Cincinnati is
miles, being 100 miles shorter than other
Fare by through ticket from Washington Wheeling 50
railroad. 8, from cine.ns,' Sls Ind1aape
Chicago sae s5 and sS ST. Louis ss so and SIS; Memphis
For Frederick and aarpers Ferry Mapbus Berkeley Springs
Cumberland Bedford Springs Piedmont oakland and rarmoun
minor way Baunore and Wheeling 0,
For trains ,o and from Baltimore Annapolis &C. special nd
Tor frhsr information, hroush tickets &c. apply 10 TIL H.
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station Am, !, ,,,,
Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-dlf Ohio Railroad, baltimore.
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Reduction Of Fare 10 California.

nr. United mail steamships leave New York
G for Aspinwall 5th and 20th Of each month,
lX4 connecting with mail steamers from Panama to San
Francisco
These inspected and approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safety. lsE#
The railroad az miles long is completed from
ocean, baggage pasen-
New York through San Francisco and
embarked
money paid New York of the trip
Francisco detention Of accident that
the is entirely reliable.
Passengers the day they arrive Aspin
wall
Conductors through each steamer, and charge
md children other protectors.
through apply the agency, III
West street, New York. j. w. RAYMOND.
ayG-
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Washington Aqueduct.
OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON AoUEDuoT,
yVo.hi,c,a,. March IasE

OFFICE WASHINGTON AoUEDucT,
Washington, March 7, 1855.
DR0POSALS nved brick
tunnels, OF, the Washington aqueduct
Proposals. received the 9Th of May will be Of
that day.
pr0cs specifications ofhe work will be ready
animation and alter the 2Oth day of April
bridges SC described IL plans and specifications
completed
appropriation unfinished work will
subject appropriations by Congress The engineer
right prescribe the work TO done and
progress each appropriation and in
appropriation holding sufficiently decide when and
stopped funds become available.
the entire soppagn ofany work for want of
funds reserved viii paid the Judgment Of
epgineer the work has been properly executed so far has
will be made in specie checks the United State.
upon the monthly estimates OF the resefsg O
dition that the work
All bids should seaed endorsed Popoas work
the Washington AqneducL'
right rejee all the bids
advantageous such
considered most conducive TO the progress OF the
work.
responsible effect that they under
bidder bidders bid be
Obligation within days, with good and sufficient
completion Of the work undertaken said
the certificate the United States district
United district officer Of
general government individual known Engineer De-
pamet War; the able make good their
Bids win be opened iu presence bidders any of
choose TO be present . = ..v,.
Capt Of Engineers, in charge.
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The National Hotel

re-opened reception the 9th
kitchen from the basement
building, and alterations and about the dining
greatly nnd comfort of ts guests
furnished hest the markets Afford
aud labor will be spared
every respect the
that public will continue
has always extended 10 the house.
do
the aoh, by calling at the Hotel Board ~ day.
f. ID. WILLARD
WAsursoros CRY, November Ia, 1854
Eoy I6--f
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IL. III. GrEL E II /,

Office his resia Fraokin Row,
of He will continue devote his
Upi,td States Supreme Court.
Having Devoted law concerning he will
ndvicc opinions legal arising hore
Patnt Office and appeals the chief uce assistant
OF the District Columbia, and will also assist In the
preparation and trial Of suits concerning patents
lie wi also written opinions and arguments for
claims before either of the departments and
win also prosecute claims before board established for their
adjudication,
Dat9 9R--df
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9 sn,der's- wines, Ph,iadeIph,..

IoHN SNtDER dealer in wines at the former old established
of Jacob soderjr No 20 Walnut street, four doors
VIII be supplied with wines
nd lunors the accommodating terms
IACoB sNtnER OF foreign wines,
acc he prepared receive orders
rr the special importation SC various houses In E
rope and upwadsi and also so,cits
con- Vaughan sader the OF his friends and
forurr
An wines delivered Washington city by "Adamss EXP 80
free OF freight. 'unesdy
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Nassau Hail College of New Jersey, Princeton.
" should auId acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to min
should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And duNe ~ amid lang svus -

!" should auId aequaiDasce be forgot,
And Brought min
should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And days % auid lang syne."
The members senior 1888
the junior class Of the ending June, 1884, the Sophomore
class OF the ending JuBe 1881 the Freshman
ending in June, $780, hereby assemble
asngton d. O. by the third Of March, A. D. 1857
brighten the nks Of the chain
lives greeting sympathy untmely
some OF their most promising compeers
preliminary meeting Of the selLapponted committee will be
held the hrst Monday September A. d. 1885, the United
states Hotel Chestnut Fourth and Fhh
which those members of
venten invited TO aend when the will be
adopted 10 secure as full AN attendance possible.
In tbs those Will be
enough furnish the secretary committee mail
their respective post Offices
EDWARD J. GRANT, VI. D.,
Of Trenton, N. j. Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER g, BART, M d.,
OF Philadelphia, Pcnnsylvanis,
j. NEWTON LIGHTNER,
Of Lancaster, Pennsyivania,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
of Winston, Allegheny Co., Md,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS, E
Of Bastp Iron and Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Masyinnd,-
- Committee
JoHs WEIDhAN, of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary. :.
March 27-lawtMar3 fIntciligencerl
All the civilized Of the world
ed notice this their editorial columns
Of classes d
visions Of the globe and all throughout the United
States of America grauous insertion
casonay between this date aud the Sd OF March, A. D. 1857
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Wm T. Willis and wife and Amanda Hendricks
WHEREAS Glover Perrin he. filed petition praying the paI
his interest in lots 10 and 2 In the city
showing that the defendants have
ordered that said parties appear
swer said petition Monday In Octubcr the
Escamba county Florida Or the will be taken
pTo further ordered that this notice ba published
weekly the Ffoda Democrat the Washington
Union, and the New York Journal Of Commerce
THOs. f. KING, Judge.
PENSACOLA, June Is, 1855.
23-1aWQm 4
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United States Mails.

PosT oFFIcE DEPARTMENT, May 10, 1854
DROPoSALS carrying the mails Of the United States from the
day November 1855, the 30th day OF June, 1855
elusive of MICHIGAN will be received at the Coz
Office of the Post Ofhce Department In the city Of Wash
the LIST day Of August next inclusive 90 decided the
x day, and In the times herein specified
Bay rs miles and back once wees
during suspension navigation, from November
May Is in each year.
Leave Carp River Monday at 6am;
Arrive Keewenaw bay next Wednesday by 6pm
Leave Keewenaw Bay Thursday at m
Arrive Carp River next Saturday by m
Bay by Portage Entry, oughton, Chon Eagle
River, Eagle Harbor, and North West Mine to Fort VII
kns, n miles and back, week.
Leav Keewenaw Bay Thursday at Gam;
Arr n wilkins next Saturday by 81 PM
Leave Fort wilkins Monday at 0 m;
keewennw Bay next Wednesday by pm.
1878 Bay Algonquin Adventure and Rockland TO
ononagon SO miles and back, once week.
Leave Keewenaw Day Thursday ut 6ami
Arrive at Ontonagon next Saturday by pm;
Leave Ontonagon Monday nj 6am;
Arrive Keewenaw Bay next "Wednesday by 81 IN.
be embraced in the contracts
see the proposals dated February 10 1855
JAMES CAMPBELL
May 17--awdw POSTMASTER Ienerm'
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Law Notice.

Brown, STANTON, WALKER.
IpM It. BROWN, FRED. p. STANTON, and J. KNOX WALK
Err formed partnership practising law in the Supreme
United Staies of claims in Washington
and the Of Tennesse Offices in Washington and Men
will be found either place. and
letters addressed them will receive prompt attention.
April 49, feod INTEL and Sentinel copy.l
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The person will be
payment Of the subscription BE- Eade In sdvasce-
money letter, gsp
which vii, be paid and all isk assumed
transmission.
TseeoUxTRy PAPER II published ui- i-weskly aurns
sions Of Congress, and semi weekly during the
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sending - DAILY ssbscbes, with 5o
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f'OuRT OF CLAIMS Urish Forrest, attorneyatla Rock
" claims the Of claims and
Washington Communicates
Rockville No 2a9 north street vii DC
promptly attended to-
March 3l-dilsJnlp
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united states Patent Once,
Washington, May 10, 1855.

N the petton OF Emily Pullman, Of the
ing for patent granted nd Lewis Pullman
August S4 for Improvement in "machines
patent which takes place the 2lst day OF August
ordered that the said petition be heard the
appear and show they have
why said petition ought mol 10 be granted
10 nle
objections specially forth writing al least TWEEN
before the day Of hearing All filed BY either
corance With the rules the ofce which win be furnished on
picaton.
papers relied testimony must be
filed office before the morning of that day the
Rumenfs, any, within thereafter /.
Ordered this notice be published in the Union, Intei
gcncer, Evening Stat, Washington, D. e. Pennsyvnnan
Baltimore Republican Baltimore Post Boston, Mass,
weeks previous the 9th day Of Au
s''' "'''' 1'' Wy : 'ee CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
r. sEatofo papers will please copy, and send
Occ, with paper containing this notice.
May 22--law3w
NHh ONLY ONE AUTHORIZED itTbe Rob Of DR.. BOY
VEAU LAFFEGTEUR far superior TO fe Straps Of Cuis
ner, or sars aria or other similar remedies .a@gay cnrea
ch ulcers accidents from accoucbmen the ctuca
period Of f, and hereditary ncrmony Of humor A. depur
tive powerfully cacous in catarrhs Of the bladder IN con-
and other weakness OF the organs arising from aouses Of
injections soundngs As an.isyphiic the Rob cures in
basum cspava cubebs from which only repe
the virus without neuiralzina H. The Rob boyvean ~
ing which have resisted the OF mercury or the iodure
General agents for the United Blondn esq, 81
William street. orders ul0t Duconge,
New Orleans seulIy, San Francisco
ted States pamphlet Of Doctor de ST. GevBis the med
properties Rob will be obtained by writing TO g. Blon
97 William street, New York, who will give every information
G. B. prepared South America the West In
March l4--diys slA
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.n NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH
@3& AMP N UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
&2MS6S The comprising this line are the WASHING
Ton, Capt Z. Cavendyi HERMANN Capt Ed
ward Higgins.
stop Southampton both going and returning
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.
rhr saips comprising this line the following:
Ell.
=. These ships having been built by contract ei
& p.esay for government service every care has been
NdEAy construction, also In their engines,
n strength and speed and their accoinno-
uncquaed elegance and comfort
passage New York Liverpool in a cabin, So
In second cabiS5 Exclusive Of extra size state ooms $500
From Liverpool 10 New York, 30 and 2ogunens.
An experienced attached TO each
No berihs secured until paid for.
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mo. $751;
Notice

of the ostabiishcnt Of additional Land Office ~ tho Ter
ritory Of Oregon.
IN February w. 1855,
euued An establish additional land disuic in the
Territory Oregon, be called The Umpqua district embracing
declared and iant Office said district
located OF United States
tVinchestor Territory, until otherwise ordered
the city Of Washington This 18th day %
Nav A o. is55 JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF Othr1.
NAV is-lavI2s fIntel. n Star.]
IIARpER's MAGAZINE for May.
Ill Emma heng No 6 of" Harper's Story Book
Ips, r.ceiv nv TAYLOR s. MAURY,
Maya booksellers, Penn avenue near 9th street,
Y Brothers Keeper by nuth OF Dollars aud Cents,
wi Mr., Rutherort's Children, sc.
on saL n, TAYLOR MAURY,S
MAYS Bookstore, 9th
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PROPOSED pArns or SAILING

EDWARD K COLLINS,
Sc Wall street, NJ Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY, h CO.,
Liverpool
sTEPHEN KENNARD & CO.,
% Austin Fhars, London
u, q. WAINWRIGHT & CO.,
Paris
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
Ie rners OF these ships accountable for god silver
mlon cwey precious metals, unless bills Of
value thereof therein
Ap25-dn
TytSs SALE commodous house,
side the OF street. House
recently been papered painted
accommodating and possession given immed
Addressroom Solicitors Office, Treasury Department
Oct i5--GH
John o. Sargent IL Charles Albert,
Attorneys and Counsetors-dt- Lar,
HAVE associated themselves prosecution Of professional
III business that be nrusted
10 them before of claims
Unite sitting in the District OF Columbia
WAsHIseToS, d. C., March "a, 1859
Mar 25-eod3m
NOR sEsTThe large and commodious house recently oceu
Brazilian situated the Great Circle, on
Pennsylvania avenue west.
For teIs apply Co.. Mr. Jas Eveleth
Wjnder's building, o. OF l7th and streets.
Up 5-enf
OID silver plated spectces, easses Sc OF
III focuses, pcnocal and pafabola glasses
long advantages selecting glasses
VI w GAIT s. BRO,
3ai Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets.