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7E1HE ARRIVAL OF DIR. SHERIDAN IN
OFFICE OF TIE MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES !
BALrIMoRx Maryland, goth June, 1855. (
GAUTION.-LoTvERY FRAups The Com

the Maryland State Lotteries duty
caution the public The windes who circulate BY
sale Of kss Lotteries which wholly
only legal Lotteries Maryland those day
the Commissioner elected
State, Constitution approve the
Oh sandat the drawings.
All the in these 10, cries and all certificates packages
Tor ,hs Contractor Office Of this Mar and
tsres, Baltimore, BID. All others fraudulent.
the subject Of
they drawn etc., viii cheeray addressing
T. X Brennan, more
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City Police Jail.
M as brought to the City Police Jail. on the 23d
w inst, the light negro man DANDY, is s feet az
inches high is about rs years old. Says he belongs to
widow Lenon Mounts sugar planter living in St. John
the bapsst PARISH The owner requested to call and
claim said slave according to law ~ NAN
New Orleans, Nov. 90, 1855
no2g lot Z. PLANCiARD Keeper City Police Jail
NN7As brought to the City Police Jail on the 24tb
Wv inst, the negro boy HENRY, ID years of age il
feet X inches high Says he belongs to Geo. Gilmore
sugar planter living in Bayou Lafarge, about 10 miles
from ponsdsonylie The owner is requested call and
claim said slave according to law
New Orleans, Nov. 49, 1856
NOE lot d. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail,
AAI AS brought to the City Police Jail on the 9th
wv inst, the negro boy JOSIAH, is feet inches.
is about ~ years old Says he belongs Parker y
ing at the Balize pilot STATEN The owner is requested
to call and claim said slave according to law
New Orleans, Nov. 90 1856
no29 lot f. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jsil
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% Joseph Tchouptcas streets, COPPER TIN SHEET
Iron WokER Gts now prepared q all knd Of sork in their
ys ETC. Also putting Copper Tin and Zinc all parts
the city modats prices with and dispatch All kinds
Of Johbing and Repairing attended dispatch.
attention all ordsr hope es share public
patronage
We leave to refer to tho follostg gentlemen: Me
Grorer Wing, Jamison Mcintosh, Cook Morsho1se
ngshs g. W. Church. Thomas Murray Isaac Thaser Caller ru
j, ". DIV Sn
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tions, are hereby repealed
A motion to suspend the rules, in order to
proceed to the second reading of the foregoing
preamble and resolutions, was lost by the fol-
lowing vote, the majority required not having
been obtained:
Yeas--Messrs. Bailey, Gilmore, Converse,
Price, Pride and Tompkins-6,
.Nays-Messrs. Culbertson, Durell, Denegre,
Dupre and Lugenbuhl-5.
Mr.. Denegre offered the following resolution,
which was read twice and adopted, the rules
being suspended, and on motion was sent to the
Assistant Board to be ooncurred in
Peas --Messrs. Bailey, Culbertson, Durell,
Denegre, Dupre, Gilmore, Converse, Price,
Pride and Tompkins--9.
Resoiued, That The of two hundred and forty
dollars tS2i5l be appropriated, in addition to the
amount already appropriated, for the payment of the
CINE sYonng America" and ihati the Comptroller war
rant the Treasurer in favor of James H. Wingiel
for the said of two hundred and fory-fve dollars.
Mr.. Lugenbuhl offered the following resolu-
ton, which was referred to the special joint
committee appointed to examine the claims of
the late Fire Department:
Resolved, That the Comptroller warrant the
Treasurer in tuyor of Hope Hook and Ladder Co. No.
for the sum Of s9 90 10 pay the bill hereto annexed
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Gilmore, ON behalf of the Committee on
Police, offered the following report and resolu.
tlons, which we're read twice and adopted, the
rules being suspended:
| The Police Committee recommend the adoption of
| the accompanying resolutions.
| JESSE GILMORE,
JOHN CULBERTSON
w. C. TOMPKINS.
6fsosesd, That permission be and the is hereby
granted to Widow Barbara Reich, residing the
ner OF st.Ferdiaaad and Moreau streets, Third Dis
N'et y continue her bakery contiguous TO her said
| The Common Council -
Kssg,esa That permission be and is hereby granted
"A fi4 H. Af4ynR l.,
Royal street, corner OF Espanade 10 remove house
opposite kitchen ON said LOT, with condition that the
sald house shallbs rebuilt altogether bricks between
posts, suppfessing that portion which il wood and
shall be covered altogether in tiles or other
i bustible articles.
Rssoiped Tia. permission be and the same is hereby
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President Board Assistant Aldermen
Approved, December S, 1855
[signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that SATURDAY, 18th inst
will adjudcate at my office, II O'Clock M, the above
contract [d1l 5tl 0. DEBUYs, Comptroller.
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" ERs, BRASS FOUNDERS AND FINISHERs and AIanufac-
Bthings Steam Trains Clarifying and Evaporang
fiasrs Juice PANS end Steamboat Plantation
general No. Front is Fulton srses
Graver Btrests, New Orleans.
sS All Ieeeived promptly
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL,
THE COMMON COUNCIL.


TUESDAY, December 11th, 1855.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Members presentation. J. J Lugenbuhl,
President; Messrs. Bailey, Durell, Denegre, Du-
pre-, Gilmore, Converse, Price, Pride and Tomp-
kins--IO
The reading Of the minutes was, on motion,
dispensed with.
The following message was read and referred
to the Police COMMITTEES; 5.E.ta,S
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
City Hall, Dec. IL, 1856.
To the President and Members of The
Common Council
Gextleanes-By resolution, adopted by the Board of
Police at its last meeting, have been requested TO
address you for the purpose of recommending an in.
crease of $50 men in the police.
The necessity of such increaee y clearly demon,
strated as called fol By the great number of crimes and
offences daily occurring in this city
From the last report Of the Chief of Police it APP
uears that the present insufficient protect the
CITY with any degree Of efficacy.
Considerable portions of the city, particularly the
upper lower and rear almost without any protec-
tIo; the por suffers severely from nightly
necessary boats hand, but want the force 10 man
them
The actual police force about one-haif what ii for
merry was and the city increasing in population and
extent consequently the beaIs have been in most
doubled in length
The force is distributed as follows
The Day Police consists of for the whole city, % men
f.S 81
81
Balance for night duty for the whole city .....1ss
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etc conduit au Depot des Epaves du Quatrems
" DISTRICT rue Jackson entire Laurel ct Constance
CONNIE epaves- ~
une ohsvre blanche ayant lie poll long ct I'm collier en-
CURE cou. 20 ~ ~ ''A ga
une chevre nore ct Blanche ayant un Gordon AN oon
81 Giles ne sont recaees dams dix jours Ell lea de-
penses payees Giles ssront vendues repohere puboue
au oit aepot, eAMEDl lie 10 courant 10 heures A Nj
AUG 8. PHELPS
Commissaire DIES Rues
NOuFele orleans, lie 4 Dec, 1885,
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NTAs brought 60 the Fouth District Pound, on jack
Wv son street, between Laurel and Constance, as
estrays- ~
one white female goat with long hair and leather
collar around the neck. One black and white she goat
with string around the neck
Which, if not claimed within ten davs and .ha ~,
penses thereon paid will be sold at public auction at
said, pound, on SATURDAY the 18th inst at 10 O'Clock
a; M. AUG 8. PHELPS, Street Commissioner
New Orleans, Dec, 4th, 1856
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n ~ ~ sFENIFlCAIIUNS " ~
For Branding and Numbering all the Carts, Drays and
vehicles (other than those called privately Licensed
by the City, for One Year, from LIST January 1855.
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Z etc condnt au depot des epaves do Qustriema
District rue Jackson entire les Constance ct Lau
rel, CONNIE epaTes-
I'm bouc blanc, ayant la tete jaime un collier en- cuir
au cou, cornss.
IN caeVal aleEan sysnt les peds dros de devsnt ct
de derrere blsncs, des marques de aelie au dos
81 les dts anmany, ne sont pas rsclames dams dix
jours ct lea depenses psyees, Ills vendues Fem
ehere pnbiqne au dit depot, MARDI, lie Is Dscsmbrs
1866 10 heures A. NJ.
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risns between Washington whesi,ns hat Iyl
Through Tickets and naag.se Cnsrhs be had ,n
NaSbtnston
IHE Baltimore sud Ohio Railroad having CRAFTY improved
wes.ern eonsexo"s now eers me FULLEST Inducements %
Rs Northwest, and hr scatawest.
trims from Baltimore i AWAY pron,iy made q, ins
Washnassu lnneion taIeiy called the Relay House) nes
Aashiagon and e OHIO Baggage checked through
Wheeins at me Washington aud
through aeSes lor points beyond The connecting
washinElon daily al 9, aud ~, M Sundays at 'he
AT wnveng soaaes0n made win trains o the GEN
TRs pHf' RAILROAD, running from Beiara, the Ohio,
sssl Whse,es through cambndse z.eesyli and Newark 20
COLUMBUS. These Newark with
Maushe and sandusky ssnduky Toedo Detroit
Chicago 4. g So Leuis & se
~ Lite Miami Xena, CiNctSNATi LOUIS
Win The Ms" hoasO S s 6"soa s 70 s
aase Laisyetl-, Chicago, Rock Island, =, Louis, kc
Na,chez, New Orleans, wnahlneor
and 81 s s
route.
FOR CLEVELAND, and Cleveland Toledo. Detroit
&c, tickets sold when the Ohio nsvigahe
Whssns and We Wss,s !ol,y %es where connes'on win
Traye requested 10 notice that while this is the only
shortest speedy, nearly leading points
me great West The distance from washngion to Cincinnati
but 653 miles, being about 100 mites shorter than other
Fare by through ticket from Washington TO Wheeling 40 65
y railroad, ss ci"cianat SIS indianapo
Chicago $40 IS $40 st. Louis, ss so sas Memphis
For Frederick and Harpers Ferry Martnsourg Berkeley Springs
Cumberland Bedford Springs, Piedmont Oakland and Famount
minor stations between Baltimore aud Wheeling m.,
For train. 20 and from Baltimore Annapolis &C., see special ad
ror further information through ckes apply to TIL IL
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station.
Master Of Transportation baltimore and
May 5-dn Ohio Railroad, Baltimore
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q Should auld ae4nslnasce be iaree
And q
should auid
And days o. aald lang synu."
The members of year June
the junior class OF The sads& June, 1884, e sspb
ending June, ts3 Freshman
ending Jane, 1880 hereby
Wash,nsoa, D. O., by the third " 1857,
bghta the links cham
tde ratiroy exchanss
ftves greeting sympathy,
some Of their missing con,peer.
preliminary meeting o the appointed
held the nrst Monday in sepcmbe A. D 1885, United
States Hotel Ch~snut Fourth Finn
which those members Of The classes
venient invited
adopted to secure as full an attendance possible.
In the those
good enough TO furnish The ot committee mali
their respective post ofhces
EDWARD j. GRANT, "A. d.,
Of Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER @. BART, M. ~,
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LlGHTNER,
ofLsncaser, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDfEToN,
Of Winston, Aheghany Co., Md,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS
Balsto nd GIass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
JoHs WsIpMAs OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March a7-~iawtMar3 Tipeli9encerl
All In the civilized Of the world
ed advertisement editorial
bers the classes scattered through
visions Of the globe and all Throughout, the upitea
states Of America requested
casionay between this date and the ID Of March, A. d. 1887
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United states Patent Osssce,
Washington. NAV 10. issh

I'm peution of Emily c. Pullman
Of Lewis Pullman, deceased late Of Abion New York pray
the Of the Pullman
on the ast day Of August ie o Improvement in maehnes
buidings
Of snd patent which lnkss place the aist day OF August
1856
Monday the 9th day Of August a O'Clock,
notded appear
why said petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposns the required file IN the Patent
Office objections specially writing,
before the day Of hearing All hIed by party,
used the said hearing be
cordance with the rules OF the ONCE which will be furnished
plicaion.
The testimony will be closed Of July
dispositions, other relied upon testimony
filed office before
gunlents, II any, within days thereafter.
Ordered published in Union,
Evening sar Washington, D. C
Philadelphia, Pa. Scen thc Amercan New York. " vi Daily
Baltimore Republican, Baltimore: Boston,
week for three weeks the 9Th day
gust next, the day OF hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner
p. SEditors Of above papers will please copy
lne bills the Patent oce wiu containing this notice.
May 2l-Iaw3w
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r. taSed states mail ~
k0 os AspsaaaH The ash euth q sara a6nih
<IX eeensettDs win mail Pauaial Is san
: Francisco.
steamships eees iespse,sd and approved ~ Eay
Department. End guaranty speed aaa safely
The rafos1 if mes nrx cosnqefrt rn
10 1he hsgssss ssssu
rmoaSes fansaa al the r@mpau
The paid New ferk all os ina
ia New Yofk Fsa
ffsnssco detention OF accident thas
the ruWts h entirely rsatle.
Passengers Panama day hey AsPia
Conductors through by each ead take charge
end children without other
va
West New York, J. W. RAYMOND.
8ay6--lu
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mo. b3s.J
Notice

OF he establishment Of additional Land Office IN he Ter
rstory Of Oregon.
approved February H. 1855,
establish additional land district
called Umpqua District embracing
al the fourth standard parallel hereby
nd Office district
the pedn OF ihe United States at the Of
winchester, Territory, unni otherwise ordered
Given city OF wahlnsan, this l7h day
MAY Al p 1855 JOHN WiysoS,
la Okce.
MAY ls-iawi9w Intel s,aIl sestas
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washington Aqueduct.

WAsHsGTos AQuEDucT,
Washington March y 1855.
DROPOSALS invited for graduation and brick
tunnels other work OF ashingt0n aqueduct
Proposals. received the o Of May will be opened AT noon OF
that day.
animation aud the Goth day Of April
Proposals will be particular cuverts,
described in the plans aud specifications.
the works be completed under the
appropriation but all unfinished work will
future appropriations by Congress The engineer
the right the OF work To he done and
under for each appropriation and in
shall be stopped funds become available
In entire particular work for want Of
funds reserved will paid IT, the Judgment Of
engineer the work has been properly executed far has
gone.
checks upon the United Satec
monthly estimates of 10
per will be condon Of all contracts that the work
be sealed endorsed Proposais for work
the Washington Aq1educt."
the reject NIL the bids
deemed make such
considered most conducive The of the
work.
responsible effect that he they under
bidder bidders WILL ii his their bid be
obgaou, within days. with good and sufficient
securities
Of United States district
judge United States district attorney agent, officer OF
general individual known the DE
War; that the able 10 nd good Their
gu3ranee.
Bids will opened in presence Of bidders, Of them
choose 10 be present
Capt. of Engineers, charge.
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United States Mails.

Posr OrrIcE DEPARTMENT, May l5 1SdS.
PROPOSALS for mails Of United
day Of November, 1855, the 0th day Of June 1855
Stale of MICHIGAN, will be received ton-
Of Post Office the city
ingon, of Inclusive
day, and In the times herein specified
Carp River rs miles and back
during The OF nayiGaiion from November
May IS in each year.
Carp River Monday Gam;
kecwenaw Bay Wednesday by IN,
Keew-naw Bay Thursday Al a m;
Arrive ut Carp River Saturday by 6pm-
1887 Keewenaw bay by Portage Entry Houshon cihon Eagle
River, Eagle Harbor, and North West Mine, 70 fot WA
kins, N miIes and back, week.
Leave Keewenaw Bay Thursday al t6awl
a o wilkins Saturday by 6pmi
Leave Wilkins Monday al o an
Arrive a keewenaw Bay next "Wednesday by pm
Adventure and kocklsnJ
Ontonaeon. SO miles week.
Leave Kr~wepaw Bay Thursday NJ am;
. Onionason Saturday by 6pmi
Leave OntonagoS Monday tam;
Arrive keeweaaw Bay "Wednesday by G pm.
conditions embraced In the
for mail proposals. dated February ~ 1850
JAMES CAMPBELL
May l7--law5w Postmaster General.
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removed his Office % his resa in Franklin Row,
and Jhtecntb He will continue TO devote his ,en
the United States Supreme Court
devoted much time he law concerning he viii
opinions legal questions arising haoe
Office, and appes 70 the chief justice assistant
o Columbia, and will
psep and uiai of suits concerning patents
tie wi also written opinions and arguments for
having either The
prosecute claims before board established for their
adudtcanon.
9S--su
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lrAEKlAGE Horses <Sie-A pair Of beautifully
" matched family carriage horses, together with
nhccnt nortier built modern cnrriage.
% value, being young and gentle The
months, and
nd pers q when first purchased
nwner will sell them great bargain
Apply TO WM. T. DOVE, Coal DEALER First Wsrd.
Ntsv
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SNYDER dealer the former old estsoisbsd
wine store snder No rs Walnut doors
below Fourth Will be supplied with wines
and liquors the accommodating terms
Jscng sNlpER importation OF nreisn wpcs
Office he prepared To receive nfa
special Of wincS Sc from various houses ~ ~
roos upwards and also ~ocits
m vsughan saar patronage cf his friends s"d
customers,
Al wines delivered Washington city by "Adanss Enp =
Tree Of freight. Say
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The National Hotel

this city eopcned reception Of the a1h
this month. kitchen basement
The building aud the alterations in and about The dining
and comfort OF is guests
viii furnished with the bss, the markets afford,
and labor will be spared
equal To the country
pubic viii continue
which has always extended the house
desiring for the winter do At
the 20th, by calling the Hotel Board ~ per day
e. ID. WILLARD.
WAsHssTos Cry, November H. 1854.
NuyI I6-tf
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FORM OF GUARANTEES.

FORM OF GUARANTEES.
To Cart M O. Meigs, u H. Engineers.
We, the undersigned, residents in the State OF
hereby Jointly United Staies and
guaranty bid OF - be accepted that he or
after the OF the said bid
the good and sufficient srene 10
the in conformity TO The terms
ofthe advertisement which made And In the
aforesaid,
difference offer by the said and
lowest bidder.
tSigned) a. ~
G. ID.
certify the hest OF my knowledge and belief The
guaraDtors good and sufficient
tSigned) r. y.
B-3swtbthMay Il 1awU
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These stop Southampton gong returning

Stopping Southampton both going and returning they offer
London and avre advantages
other route for the economy of time and money
Passage from Nep York to Southampton and Bremen
cabin, saoon $l3o; first cabin, saoon $li0
second do, $780,
All and newspapers through the post office
No bills ladiDg will be signed the day OF sailing.
An experienced surgeon is attached to each ship.
orfreight passage, apply 70
q. Ii. SAND, III South William st., N. Y.
G. A. HEINEKEN Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY IL TO Southampton.
WILLIAM f6ELIN Havre.
Mar 6-dly
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xe. NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND sUUrIf-
AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
The ships comprising this line the WASHING
TON, Capt. Il. Cavendy; HERMANN, Capt. Ed
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Law Notice.



BRowr, STANTON, WALxss.
NJ NJ. T. BROWN, FRED r. STANTON, ana j. KNOX WALK
w Err formed for .e
and in the Tcnnessee Offices in Washington Mem
One of Will be found place.
letters Will prompt
April lg-ifsod lIniei. sentinel coryl
THE ONLY ONE AUTHORIZED THE Of On. BOY
i vEAu LAFEEcfEUR ia superior srtips Cusl
similar remedies.
ulcers accidents from
OF e, and hereditary acTnOav OF
caiarrhs the bladder,
and other weakness
injections soundings Az syphtc Rob
Diseases the
cuocba fron njsciioHs WIN
The Rob
nded syphlc Diseases whether stand
n and which have resisted the powers Of mercury The odare
of potassium
General agents Bl.ndin eea
street, York. wholesale orders Guliot Dnconge,
New Orleans; Seully, San Francisco
an druggists throughout
The pamphlet o Doctor de 81 Gevbis
properties be obtained by
81 William street, New York, who win every
prepared for South America In
the United States duties, be has the Eo
March Idly
i,otfT CIAIMS.-uah Forrest, attorney law. Rock
vile, Maryland, viii prosecute
departments Washington. Communcs
him either Rockville No. 24a -t
promptly attended to.
March 3i~-dtsJu
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rIoRpUGH practical Maryland farmer wishes
healthy hs south which
the into purely asrtcu
sr and stock farm.
The highest aiven and all conmunica
tions the subject fully answered.
Address AGRfCOLA, Washington, D. q.
T--lswy
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. So Wall street. N. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEf, h Co,
Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD 4 Co,
~ Austin Ffiars, London.
b. g. WAINWRIGHT CO..
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER Havre
The saps accountable for gold silver,
tuition, jewey metals unless bills oi
oebr and he value thereof expressed therein
Ap p25-du
SDR commod,ous and attic house,
the of ID street House con
and has recently been papered and painted
accommodating anu possession given tmneh
Address socor's Osce, Treasury Department
Oct is--eu
John o. Sargent A. Charles Albert,
Attorneys and Counseiors-af- Law,
AVF associated prosecution of professional
III business, viii that be ntrusted
court OF claims,
Uned sitting the District OF Coumbia
WAsHrsoTos, D. o.. March "a, 1855.
2a-eod3m
pied BY the Great Circle,
Pennsylvania avenue west.
For lerm apply Messrs Riggs Mr. Jas Evseh,
Winder's building, No ., of i7th and streets
p 5--eou
silver and plated spectaeles eyeg'ases Ac OF
" ali focuses perfoca periscopc and parahoIa gnsses
peculiar advantages In soiecng glasses
NJ. w. GAIT BRO,
3sl Penn, avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets