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Unttsd States Patent once,
WAablNaTON Ian Al ySkI

lnN the petition Of CHiRLts ID vENp RT and Al
~ BEEr BRIDGES, Of Bridgeport, Massachusetts,
praying tor the extension of q patent granted 10
them ON the 4th Of May, lsi', ior improy eneut
In tie manner of co lrt al Garriaxs. SC
a to ease the literal motion Of the bodis tier Of
for seven years from the expiration Of said patent
which takes place on the ith day OF May eighteen
hundred and hfty-nve Qs65:)
Itis ordered, that the said petition be heard st
the Patent Office on Monday, the I'D day of ApriI,
next, at IL o'clock, m; and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, if any they have vhy
ssid petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are rsqxired to Ole
In the Patent Office their objections, specially Get
forth in writing Mt least twenty days before the day
OF hearing; all testimony filed by either party to be
used at the said hearing must be taken and trans
mitted in accordance with the rules Of this Office
which will be furnished on application.
The testimony in the will be closed on the
18th Aprii dispositions and other papers relied NJ
on as testimony must be filed In the Office on or be-
fore the morning Of that day; the arguments, l.
any within ten days thereafter.
ordered also, that this notice be published in the
Union, lntelligencer and Eve ding Star Wa hnttou
y. U, Pehnsylvanian, Philadelphia, Pa, Scientific
American, New York: and the Pot L 10 L ~ Nass
once week for three successive weeks pre,ious te
the z>d Oh Ap;il next, the day of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
P. s.-Eitors ofths above papers will please COD,
and send their bills to tie Patent Once with a "a.
per containing this notice. feb l-TSw
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| ROBERT HELLER The performanc Of this
gentleman are truly astonishing, and afford
great amusement to large and fashionable
audiences nightly ut Iron Hall. Many of his
feats are entirely new and never before wit
messed by our citizens, while his manner, that
OF the polished gentleman, cannot fail TO gain
friends for him wherever he may 60 There
is no humbug in the fsats Of this wonderful
performer, and we advise those who wish 70
pass an evening plsasantly-who wish to be
astonished, amused, delighted-to 60 and see
Heller
| THE CAPITOL ExfENsI0N-The papers are
copying from the Sentinel an abstract Of Cap.
tain Meigss report upon the progress of the
Capitol extension. just printed. with the docu-
ments accompanying the Presidents Message.
This report was dated October 18th, at which
time about 80 csrvers were at work upon the
| enriched windows, and the force Vas gfadu-
ally being increased. Several of these win.
dows are now entirely completed, and they
attract much attention by their richness and
beauty. The contractors have now upon their
Is 264 marble cutters, of whom ITO arc
carvers. This large force has 10 ade great pro.
gre.s 10 the work since the date Of Captain
Meigss report !
LEARNING TO SPELL We are very glad to
| see so many persons in Washington seeking
| to purchase o spelling book. Most of the sta.
dents employ their evenings in spelling the
names on the registers at the hOtels-s0me
have gone through the books so often that they
can tell the time of any ones arrival without
looking at the lists. We would advise the
proprietOrs to put out some of the old registers
for their use, as they will answer their pur.
pose and save trouble.
DoDGE ABoUr.-Dodge, the comicsl Dodge,
| is with US again. He gives another of his dc
lightlul entertainments to night, at Carusi's
Saloon. The world and his wife will be there.
P. s. We have just been favored with visit
from the renowned Ossian himself, who assures
US that he "pos" itively gives his last concert
In Washington o-night If real merit, true
genius, and genuine fun deserve encourage.
ment, Dodge and his Bards deserves parting
bumper.
THE BALL AT TIE NATIONAL HOTEL. 10
morrow night, promises to be q grand affair
the proprietor having made every arrangement
| to make the occasion agreeable to his numer.
Gus guests and their friends
FIRE.-About eight o'clock last night the
dwelling Of Mr.. Hines, on II street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. took FIRE from
| a stove pipe, causing an alarm in the Second
Ward. The FIRE was extinpuishsd without
! difficulty before much harm had been done
MAcALLIsrER is drawing crowded houses
| to witness his wonderful performances at Odd
Fellows Hall lie astonishes every body.
WATCH RETrRSs.-CharIes Shorter, throw.
| ing stones, fine and costs; John BurweIl and
James Sherman, fast driving, fne and cos. D;
Frederick Stamm, profanity, wor khouse thirty
days.
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Serious Accident from Coal Gas

PHILADELPHIA, Jan Glowing to a defect
IN the furnace for heating the Moy amen ~
prison in this city, last night the gas escaped
into the air chamber, and filed the cells
above This morning some twenty prisoners
wee found quite overcome by tbs effects, but
SO Tar only one has diei-a man named John
hydsr Committed moath since for stealing
All the rest, except three. haT. entirely re-
covered. aud hopes are entertained tina; the
rest viii reeOver. The prisoners had closed
the VentilatOIs, which caused the serious
effects Suferec b. them
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The IALLEsr YET.-The tallsst per,on ever
before the Police Court for drunkenness. was
up yesterday, and answered to the name OF
Robert Emery. He stood six feet nine and q
half inches in his stockings Emery stated tina,
ne was long way from home, having come
from the State Of New Hampshire into the
State OF Massschusets where he unintention
ally got into the state of intoxication. The
of,cer that arrested Emery stated that be
could not swear that he was "dyuvk elan,
through He was fined 50 and costs-Bos.
jour, Jan. IS.
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:, HE QUEENS Regulations and Orders t,r ,,,,
Army complete 10 le54, 2 vols Lon ION
Code Napoleon, literally translated vol, I.aud5
tari"l's dictionary q Terms Of Art, vol, Lon
don, lsJi
The Microscope, Its History. construction, al., an
pllcaton, by J. Fogs, 1 VOL 500 engravln.s
London, 1854
Hughes Luties Of Judge Advocates vol
The Steam Engine, for practical men. by Ham an.
Gcaer, 1 vol, London 1854
Inc steam Engine, ITS history and mechanism .,
Robert Scott Burn. vol, London, 1854
Richards Population and Capital, I vol. London
1874 FRANGK TAYLOR.
ian 20
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Kew York Garkets

New YORK, Fe5. Cotton upward and
hrm. Flour il GGou Ingel with a mOdera.s
demani at previous rates--ssles Of 5000 bbIs
wheat Southern is unchanged with nOder.
ale d0na:d. Corn is firm with an upward
terdsncy-saies Of 10000 bushels white st es
'ts. Fork is downward and dull. Beef also
Lard i: unchanged, " moder ate bu,ins-,
"hizky--ohio is irner, with sales az sase
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Senatorial flec.ion

NLw York, Jan. 81 Tho Rev. Mr.. Gosd-
win the Know .othin, indicate. was elected
stale Senator yestsrdly in he ~ h district.
t9rineI ~ rep. Q ented by Governor Clark. Mr..
food via Is Maine Law Hard shell His
haJ"fi'y VIII DO about :. 500 In November
mere "ere 1855 r'3Jprity against Gov Clark
IN he sarae district, and in favor Of the Know
Nothings.
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SILVERWARE.

SILVERWARE.
COLlD SIVER TEA SETS. PITCHERS. COR
y lets, Cups, Casters, Wa tiers, Sc.
Silver Spoons, Fork, aides and Napkin Rings
Silver dessert, Pie, Cake, Pi,h and lee Cream
Knives.
Sugar, Preserve, Iei!y, Olive and Egg Spoons
Asparagus, Salad, Sugar and Ice I0ngs Crumb
Scrapers, &c.
The Hboae we have of every patiern, all Of our
own manufacture and warranted pure silver.
Orders raken for every description Of rich Silver
ware, such as public testimonials, &C.. and strictly
executed after any design, however elaborate.
VI. w. GAIT BRO,
No. 324 Pennsylvania avenue,
between Ninth and Tenth sts
jan 27-6t Intel, UniOn& News
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. l.--Fiour-Iiolders are
asking IS 5OasS 81 for Howard street; no sale.
"heat-olsrinss of 5000 bushels, white a,
81 95aS2 o. red al 81. gOas2 Cora-ls oOo
bushels "hered, white at s5c yellow at AZ. =,
ana mixed at sSc. oats-Ssles Of 5 900 bush.
els Pepnsylvauia at 80, Maryland and Vir.
GINA at 5oa52c. Rye-Pricss noninalIy at
81 las$l. 20. The market is generally dull,
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ID II -.

Filth Auditor OF the Treasury Department of TIE
United Ststes, IN the .9ih year of his age after an
illness Of ten DAYS.
Tf-liis fnellds and those OF his tamil, respect
fully invited 10 attend - funeral from his late resi-
dcnce, No. 3oJ west Twenty first ST.. at IL O'Clock
on Saturday next. the Sd instant, proceed TO the
Congressional Cemetery.
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Arrival Of ths 81 lea at Boston

BOSTON, Feb. The Africa arrived at her
JOCK az haf past eight ihis norning--;oo late
LOT her mails to bo forwarded by the early
train. They will % South this afternoon
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important from New o-,s,u,

Nss ohLrAss' Jan. sl.-An expedition 4.
organising here by the Government "a 49,.
Information relative to the Pacific R,;,,o.a
under inc command Of Captain Hope. uvin
consist Of 80 troops. The principal object !.
to ascertain whether water can BE- ost.insd
by artssian wells on the Lanos De Rst.v.ao
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Paul Julien's Concsrt.

BALrIHoRE, Feb. Paul Julisn's cOreer.
last night at the Maryland Insiiats was
crowded with tho beauty aud fashion of the
city. lie will appear in your city on Sa,ur-
day night which will be the only op eortunity
of hearing the thrilling tones Of his violin.
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Serious obstruclIOn of Railroad, by Snow.

Chic Ago, Jan. 3I.-The condition of the
Railroads South and West from this place hiss
s:cone quite desporat. by reason Of the snow.
We have Dad 70 cnrn unisati3n With 81 Louis
or >r'oghc.1 iOr voniays. There are seven.
teen loecmJaVes frozea in or buried up be
ne";h the snow Hn be CEi:sgo ana Mississippi
roai
Today Mas tbe day Fixed upon by the State
Legislature Tor The eleciioR Of a United States
Senator, but there wss quorum present in the
joint convention f the two Houses. A great
ehort will be made tomorrow 10 secure a
qu'rum and make al election without the
absentees.
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Boarding.

OST--On Saturday, small Scotch Terrier
IL SLUT, with long while haIr, black marks ON
both ears, and blown marks on her back. Answers
to the name of civic" Whoever brings her 10 Jno
+. Champion, Esq. British Minister, OH Height 4
Georgetown, will be suitably rewarded.
ian :O-3tf
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MUTUAL EIHE Insurance COMPANY.
OF THE D'SrI ICF OF COLUMBIA.
ttaTttTed bg COaaTesS

s.sIa
der-isn-d or al iiI "hrv at John Van RiS~ick 9Th
street ai!i W dSinstnn Canal. where cspies Of the
chaT"r ond by laws quay he pTo urei.
ULYSSES WARD, Pres dent.
MdHGgcrS 1h"mas Blacd "a, Ulysses Ward, Dr.
/. Howard, a.. Mrkcldrn, John Van Riswick
Y. ". froMnug and VI. Is. Emery.
i-.n n
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y READY MADE CLOTHING EoR GENrIErrN ~

D p baOf MADE CLOTHING FOR GENrLBrEN AND
Youths. wear manufactured with n elegance by
NOAH WALKER CO, under Browns Hotel, Their stoc X
embrace the Pato or SurtOut Oyercoat Overack
and nexAsesi TAHas black and blue Cloth Costa
FrOck Coats OF all fashionable cOlors Cassimer
Suites s Velvet Vests, Silks &C. black CassImer
figured C~ssimer aud plain Cassmer Pantaoon For ths
yout-Jsckets Pants Vests, Oyercoats &c they are
their own lnahuiaciurers they enabled and sell At
Ties, &c. OF late styles always han On
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I'm = WATCHEs.-MembeTs Of Congress and others In
W. want Of nrst rate timekesper well to make
selection At that their quality thoroughly
ed before leaving the city VI. W. GAIT BROS sssort-
ment never 50 complete present every
description all warranted and prices certainly as low as
similar articles be purchased any city in this
| country NJ W. A BRO
| jan 1O-@iu Pa avenue betW md 10th st.
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Rapid gransnis.ioa q, ro,a;., -

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 81 The Ara new,
was received here on Tuesday night BY The
southern line telsgrapL, being far ahead Of
that Scnt by the Western. or National lin.
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New Orleans Market

NE" ORLEANS, Jan. "a The steamer q
news had favorable eject on the cotton mar
ket' and prices are sitter, but not auotabIy
higher, Sales Of h:cs US II. 800 Tale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-01

800, 600 w TRTE G19Ps TEtI Sub
having ON hand a much larger amount of goods
than Is usual at this season, II offer his entire
stock at prime cost fer cash only, without the reser-
va,i"n 0f single article, commence g on the Doth
instant, and continuing until the 10th February
The stock will be found very complete, having
been purchased mostly f. cash at the late peremp-
tory sales Ia Philadelphia aud New York, aud offers
rare inducements TO cash buyers.
u. w. CARTER,
Betw tn and 9Th Ss., opp. Centre Market.
ian 20-eo2w
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II = AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL-For the r.pid en-, q
OF tonGts, Colds Hoarseness Bronchitis. WLoopIu p.
Cough AstnHla and Consumption universally known as
the oet eny ever yet discovered variety OF
pulmonary disease So wide IL of
and 40 numerous the of that almost every
section 81 te country abOunds publicly kso
vino have been restored from alarming and
diseases OF The lungs by its When tried its
riority other medicine Of s kind il Too
10 escape observation aud where virtues are known the
pubic no onSer hesitate what antlote employ for the
distressing AMI dangerous affections Of pulmonary or
sabs winch are Incident to climate fts timely nae
many, nay almost all attacks OF disease upou the Lung. or
throat arrested and thus many housand
cry year from premature No family should be with
out IT, aud those who do neglect provide with
remedy which wards of this dangerous class Of
VIII have cause TO depOre II when late Proofs Of
the efficacy Of the Cherry need NOT he
given 10 the American peOpehey have living proofs I'm
every he1shborhoof But those who read the
Inents OF those whose whole health bean
whose lives have been saved by Will and them In
American Almanac which tine agents below named bs. 20
furnish gratis for every one, "
Prepared by DIR. ,. c. AVER, Lowell, Mas, And sold
Z. d. GILMAN, Washington.
q. NJ. IiNTHICUA, Georgetown
JAs COOK CO., FTelericksburg and Ly all Druxv.t.
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0Jok sHILLISsros receives all the an News
papers a. last As published He Harpers and all
the otter Magazines, and readers will always fpi
large ami good assortment and
la Boo ksOre Odeon Building, Pa avenue aud AZ At
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THE ART UNION OF LONDON.

PLAN FOR TIKI CURRENT Ye.IR.
I'VE iist l. Row optn. aud rirty .ui.s,rib.y Of
Il - ID VII b.: ctl lied to-
l. Al imprc>sin. OF 4 Plate, by J. =. Wiilmora,
A IL ", from The unsiiai piciufr b, }. J. Cha
i"n, i. \ \ Mater Party"
u. \ volume "1niainin. thuty Wood T. cravings
frustrating subjects fTum Lord ByTon's Poem
"a "tnildc Ha-aldc." Aud
III ne chance al obtai.iing one ii the prizes Ia
be- ail' ticd al the general merti1g in A,,iI
Inch vii include F'
Toe gii Z" Sticct { Z lmself Va uasI. work of
Ht lf"n one 81 uiC puic exhibitions. STATUTES i'm
3;onZe 81 her Majesty Uu Horseback, by T. Thar
hct'inii toPt> h brJEzc, frum an OF lin Al Motel
10, n li't 10y j. ltrsun, of - The t. ty oi the Ini .
oil ci.Ii..i IGjO Ma.Tid STATUTES IA pore lain
or parlaD. fr 81 Impressions of a LARGE LiIlo Taph
by ". haglTc, after the original picture hy ~
Y. Firth, X. n. I" The Three 90 VS., from Mo-
here = q urgyci> Gruulhammc~
- iinn"raiy Secreiarics for Washing TOT, Messrs
'nfL'h AAukf, booksellers ian -
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Auction Gales.
By }. @ MCGUIRE, AuctIon,,1

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE AMI rr
Il lgibiy situated Improved and Unimproyed Res,
Estate, on the fsland.-By virtue Of deed of TINS,
bear ns date on The LIST day OF December 1883 and
recorded IN Liber J. A. s., No. 6s, olio 81, kc' The
subscr Der will sell. at public sale. ON THtJRSDAY
'he ga day or Febi uary, 1855, at 4 O'Clock y. m
on the premises, Lots Nos. 1, >, 3,45, 6. Sd aid
~, IN tie subdivision of Square No. AS, the whole
foh.eg "a feet on 7h street west. lSS feet on ST
SCUM, and II! feet on 9Th street west, with the i'm
proVemenis, which consist Of large, commodous.
dna SUBSTANTIAL double cottage built frame house
,aoe anG Sther out houses. The location ON the
Snei W TN and streets and slh and T. Streets ON
viz isiaha, is healthy and desirs be ia raI,dly iu
proving part Oh the city. The property yiiI he sold
aS Ho'o OF ia separate I'ts AZ may be- deemed d.,
a:, an" oHers favorable opportunity IN persons
hn;,;. " purchasing n hand, ome residence or
pulling lots, OF making investments.
Inc terms of the sale will he o,. hid ia,
purchase n,,'ncy ia cash. and The balance iu 8 10
ana IL months, for notes tearing interest firm, J.,
Oh saie, secured by deed OF trust on the nron.,,
uhe terms OF sale are u Il coinIlird viii, ,r =,
days after the sale the property, or such norI,,
tne terms Oh sale OF WHICH are not so SomIicd
Win, WI be rcsod M the Iisk aud cSnuse 4 the
purchasers upon one weeks notice. VIZ
All conveyancing at the expense of purchaser
GAS. WALLACE, Trustee
"a. JAS. 4. MCGUIRE,
-. eo i-eoo, AuciioRecr.
4. 8. WRIGHT, Auctione.r
Hs0 -ne owN
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND MOI. ,ssEs 3,
~ auctinn. On FRIDAY next Frt,u,rv D, =,
~ O'Clock, on A. H. Dodsc'S Wharf The car
90 oil The Brig fid' Lin, consisting Of
- hhds Clarified choice and prime Sugars
Ia! hhds choice Moias,es
E. 5. WRIGHT,
ia" "'-H tuciiouccT
(tn;ei, IRiohS Alex GAIL
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81 aRRiE ID.

On the 18th ultihIO, 4 Foundry Parsonage by
Rev. L. y. Phelps, Mr.. JACOB SLINGLAND and
MA ~ l.. KENNEDY, both OF Alexandria, Va.
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II /@FOR BRONCHITIS. Throat Diseases Hacking Conrb
and the effects OF imprudsnt use of Mercury NO m "a
icine has ever been discovered which has enscted snc
cures AZ Csrter's Spanish Mixture. "
Throat diseases produced by s.lIysto, Hackipy C,h
bronchial Anectons, Liver Disease Nsursxia and Rhsu
matHn nave all been relieved and in wonderful
manner, BY the great purifier blood Carriers snan
Mixture - N'ei "Pahish
me case Q! MT l. Ramsey alone should satisfy ANY
who doubt. Call the Agent aud procure n.n.,,'Ia;
containing cure.. which will sstound You.
See sty
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TREAsURER,s sTATEMENT,


s aa :" re nIt ard branches
tie amount essn rnHng subject
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NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN.
HAVE this day received and opened great vari
/ ETY. of CLOCKS, WATCHES, and JEtVELRY.
Good Clocks from 81 80 TO SIS, all warranted one
year. Also, gold and silver Watches in great va
riety, silver Watches from So to S35 gold Ievc =
Watches from Sel5 To 81 80. and great assortment
of Jewelry, all OF which will be sold cheaper than
goods Of same quality can be bought in this CITY,
Those wishing to get good Clocks would do well
to buy from me- as put all my Clocks in order be.
fore selling them.
Call ami see for yourselves, atihc Clock & Watch
Emporium Of J. ROBINSON,
$40 opposite Browns Hotel.
ian l0-lm (Inte)
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!NIS'S POEMS Ju>t received and for sale Nv
~ ALEN. MANSON. Seventh IL

IL ALIEN. ADANSON, Seventh 81.
opposite the Post Office.
lie Is agent t'T ali The Cheap Public .ItIlIs Maya
zines aud Newspapers; UsrPer's, Putuam'., Ora
hams Magazines and Lady Book Il - 80 a year.
LohGoh illustrated News, Bells Life Time, Punch
received by every stcarnrr. The New. YORK Head
Times and Tribune received every night aud d,Ii,-
cred to subscribers. lie keeps constantly or .
large assortment Of Biank Books, Pens
per, Envelopes, Playing Cards, Vi-i,: ..
drens TOY Books, Primers, X ....
Copy Rocks wholesale
ian 2-lm
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GLENWOOD CEMETERY

'I>llE Rules and Regulations, and the act Of ncor
l. p0ratiOn OF the Greenwood Cemetery b,yr beer
published in neat pamphlet form. ANY one wish
ing copy can receive il at the Office Of the Gene.
terry or at the Counter of the Star office.
Jan Sim
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
MRS. BRACKaEy, Of New York will

% r.s. ala. -.
.'.-. "'fI. .. Ur-. .J,r ....,. .s, o.. uyyrl. d.
.ra 'r"r 4" H.r.,,.. great ..Bu.. cement
f- ru .f.g $500. ...- ..L 9. ..-r ..-...s.
l.ducs are T. si,cC,iIi.y in.t..
and II disposed take take lining with YOU an! have
the matter demon stTa,ed tn your own satisfaction.
MRS. BRACKNEY,
ian Civ 4O7 Broadway, y. Y.
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aud Plated SPECTA-
-si-.. -...-- 30 t., sc. OF all fDcuse, with
...-'.-.. .... r.c ard prabol Glasses. long
-.#..H e. ..res u peculiar advantages i'm So ccl-
la- -.seS adapted 10 the eyes Of weargrs
NJ. w. GAIT 4 BRO.
JEf Pa. arrEue, bet. 9Th and 10Th streets
Jan 2'-6t intc!, UHioR&News.l