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m. ]. IcDONKLL.
VETERINARY SURGEON,

VIyIsHkSto 10 INFORM th public thst he
r14T w has permanently located in Da,en-
Hm porf, where he will continue - treat all the
A-1 diseases ihe horss is subj jeet to, sp the mos
Scientific Principles, After constant practice Of
many years on all kiads Of diseases, he feels ppy
70 say that be will give satisfaction 10 all who
rley I'm. He can produce as good Certificates o.
any other man ofN. York. He has raep here on.
y ,ew months and the many Important cures he has
erecisd since he came will speak more for him than
can rea iiy bs inserted In q newspaper,
The following gentle men no have sio ploYed 81 m
Stree be came bare on fhe most sesste cs.ss, Hiii
certify to lis sbiitie. SIS com Veterinary Sur
geou.
All dissase, warranted cured II durable, or no
MONEY paid. . -. aer
Heearnestly solieiis trial on any severe esse
whatever. Any case he cannot care, u any other
BE- got 10 cure H. hs will pay him ont Of his
owp pocket. 49, ~ ..H .-s
Pc!i evils and fis.uias wsrrahied cured In any
stage.
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:. FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
sSsfsNa+ Afy0lHy0RDAN'f

WV SV8OA0U
IOWA CLOTHING STORE.
A LARGEAnAs saniad Axa0ttnent ofMenss and
sADoye4 RDaay maAe GlOthang, snbrac.
ing aiAiheAi1sFe assnd approved and made by
good OrknsA Qua ofthe best stusteTial. as l6@
Fine, medium and common. Union, Beaver, Felt,
Pilot, Pstersham and Flushing, Ban4ups, Sacksand
Paleto Cloth, Dress nd frock Goats OF
various colors and qualities Cloth, Cashmere, sat
net, Velvet and Tweed Pantsloons. SILK, Satin, Va
lentia ,Swaaaiown gevet Plush. Cloth, Cashmere,
ss,inet, Doubie and Single bFeaaed, Vssts. Monkey
Jackets, ,Dwefs Undcrshirts,s hosieFy, Suspendsrs,
Gloves, ,Crsvats, Collar, Stocks,
Ties, scaFfs, Winchester and seetsaaPprcved Patent
6heullessssn ehiEts, mbssAsand alIasticlesususi-
" ksektn gNAtlemanss faTnshinS ssorss, including
Rohee De Cka6bre1nd Revere Vests and overcosts.
AiSo. Q spteudfd snortmsntof uncut Cloths, Cassi-
msfSa sAd dyes6iSs-sllofw OF which will be made up to
erdsrtpyAs bestmsnneY, with prompinees, NJ accom-
modarnk prtdsa, and by competeni " worknen. This
establi aeu8teAn the mcnihly receipt ofths latest
Pashiopsso thatordefsintrustedt to them may he re-
lied Dor being tbs lateststyle by those who de-
sirett. Nlnanner Qfplain wOrk ,spd work Of a gem
tell Medium spfomptfy attended TO % heretofore
< RATS efs 6eWs et0getber with all ofthe CON. :.
mon :kinAsepnAasuyon hand.
,th es onhdents
isIhopss to;Hsrits-~ntinaanee o fthesane. .-s
l6 Ii39ss S4f q aysass-s.e JOHN JORDAN.
Aetchan,Tailo rand Clothier ,on Prontstrest sppo.
slee.he steam Mile. - -.
Dayenport,July cd, iss5-wAd-tf.
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> ViRIETY STOh E!

'1'ME sNTt-FluFf A1s cIeheI q VAKIkIY SI0kE %
Rrsdy Sc, betwecn stb and sth where she t A~ep
opustspt ~ 90 baud choice selection cr :
Dress Goods and Trimmings,
Among the stock viii bs found . choice ssse,ion 81
psnc, p,Laiuss Bsreges Nexcanla White and oolores
laiiliaIss FiSursd swiss Cabc aud Jaeosss Ansllns,
Lawns ps,aAes Eperoidsrss, Worked aud iss Colsrs,
Iar~s Lsdiss Mfssss atd CbudTens Cotoa uoslsly.
ssaoes sssctosnt u LA<ss Gold Waist Buess, ssts ef
Cseo Gold Stone, aud lae sssias II bsst quality
fndie Rubber side and BACK Coebs fashlonAbis sssCa
n.sus of AiiA Muslin and Lace Nantes.
Psye sSd other dresses nas In The naost esh.onah.
stFss and st shortest notcs Aantes AID tepsa ns
ordsr, Patterns received monthly tori Paris 70 ssesa
esf apd en- rsSozanssd is my sushrsys " be -
bsss sslsuem svsr sss1nhrse " psvsnp0t,
p~sVN NNA Ve1, AA D. = AakS.
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Williams. j n Cannon, Cotss & Davies,
WeodruG & " Wadsworth, i ID Iniepdine, Webb
L Co., X Hope, j shop,er, w Patterson, MARKS Il
Gsppbsli, d Barr, b s Cue, Thos ReSaR, o Flae.
Hoa UP Cock q u Davenport. r u Eagal,
Brooks, B Alien. J. A Grandali DR.. o'Rsardon. "a.
n. snlih, Donnie Tnsay, = Silts., N Row, q
Niekplls, @ Foster. s6 l.'gs t.3 - = ~
He can De consulted at the City Hotel, or at his
ne Hose shosipg Estsblishm ent on IN I'd street.
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TnUE NJ. ~ tBsb UBIke
w AV ERLY HOU Sc.
On Hain nsAr 7th strsst.
l = row open for permanen. and tnansent boardsrs
y Ihose who vi.d quiet and pleasant homo dar
bS long orr saor sojourn 10 Dsvsupost csu ID II
= tas "arsry hoass The isbles -. " 1ass,...ed
srl; tae beds ssw esd son. Ths Wsvsry 10 sssssd
. no hotel wes o. Chicago, point Of beauty . 2:
s'fs.l Sfd&v1yf B!H.ARAaa, PrcySissor.
HURLEY'S sARsAPARILLA.
i b. .as american psopis, il s.isiss vi2s esssS.
osst and nos ssscsivs msaieias q q. day. csnia-
estes arc daily pou ring In from all parss 81 the states
4ad me aaiels5 nov rejoice there 1. hop when IS
S.ssf ssmsdy M Ds':sss Sass
ss.ss ,sssa .
inhusnee, and counlf.s families rsndered happy and
cheerful bS its ndin sfy s@csey. II yod vsns
sns ssasass s! ., o.s.s
"a 7. gss shss !, q ss,.s Z ssas:'
..n wssoa..
sinst b.issss s.sn snasasa tsi lad .,ii sar. e--.
lpyspspsis' ISrg [ Z, ,szs5ap fnaiesstion.
ssrcaaaA hiigd sxin0 > xvil,
Ansstisus Of ,hs senss, syy.,lis.
Erysipslas, rulnssary Dissssss,
LIVER Complaint, .Pilss, get,
KS0n19 1freenIArtttee, 109uA, -
Skin Dfysasss, .sai u1sSaoA xidueyY,
ana grsssand Powerful Y5afs, 1urif;iag the
p Bleed, aadisviesrssine thS ssiiss sysssa.
Ths csstiei ne. thsssn pespassd - great expsnse
ysias p'fs 4 sJsEkY sgSisi T.' Of
Ma nufac.ery, corner ofsevsafh and Gfes.s sss.
Louisville, Ky-
UJ,Por ssle at Wholesale retail BY
Ar III dAwly G. r.MEo6, Le Claire Row.
. LIZ CLAIRE FOUNDRY
NJ = q h i n . - h q P..
"a sfys sAI0IIS Es26~-Ea---9li1 ss9s = i&ss
M DONAHUE, successor TO Mes.rs. lie CIaireS
W. DaveSpon; having par rcbss d the shove prem.
iss- Is nov prepared TO Manufacture Z :. -1l@
STEAM NJ ENGINES
the asioas kiads saitabls 10 the saats .heco
Try. Also, CAsrIN6S, for AL ofths different sarie-
ues of Aiioe dus, and Susn ngi AZ al dernpt ions.
Honse Work Of the Latest styles,
Caps, sils, Braekeu, Columns, e., etc, alwsys ea
SGsg. . - hand, aDd make 30 order. 3 u
Conpected sith the above 10 Forging shop. IN
Ger the dfecfion Of meaof saperior stiii.
Brsss and omT.ssstien Of Castings made to order,
6lbhn Metal alws, son hand. ess = -. ~
N, stock of Patterns for Machinery. Building ard
Ornamental purposes, y ansafusssd ~ any similar
Es,sblishmsht in the West.
Rspsiras done st me 7shorIsst nosice. Charges
rssseuabie- Cash at al times paid for Old Iron aud
Cope ai+s4.E &eF@ s4 5st4FeI a%f 4~
Corner OF Frost and Scott sts., pzysnpsr., Iowa.
Mchf3 d-wE 'e+'s ". DoSAHuE.
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A BARGAIN

THE story t,ld that pFepersys held seo
shoss sishisgs bargain tn house snJ "a
"a VIZ % 70 ios De ssks Of NE mSess. a., .,
Callsooa On As psslniss hsxneSS en,ss 49,,
fl:s, z e.sS =. !. ssrspATMcR.
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Cheap! Cheap Chsap!.
ASH BOOTS AND SHOES.

Ch6ap! Cneep II Choap!fI
aaA3 BOOTS AND SHOES
J. JORDAN would announce 70 the citizens Of
davenport, and the public, that he ha. opened .
Ladies and Gentiemen's boot and shoe store ad.
toinine bunows Pretsyman's store, one door above
the lows Clothing sors whore be Is prepared 70 man
ufarture boots and sboss of all descriptions. "a a.
LADIES BRANCH.
: Fine silk lasting Galtere, fancy nd plain
kossufh Eoots; Enameied Patent Paris
=sna5 Aoots. Ties, BronEe Paride; Arr. ssf
Jenny Lnds; Jenny Luds:
BuskinS 20 ka Boets 8t
E alarSeassortment OF Ladies and Misses Children s
: Ta1! Shoss, too namef fous IN mention. >
Also q large assortment for Gents wear
Eastern nne French Boots; Congress 1F
Caters. Monterey; Jersey Tres;
a. Plain walking Shoes, 1t &
Morocco;
Ard all kinda OF heavy wsrk, suts BILE for country.
well rs city custo,n all who nea. at and easy
boot would do we'll 10 caiat the Davenport Boot eDc
shoe Store. Galiabd see. June o ,leS1-31ti
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9sellts. { laa1 Sbees.. j.
The SHOE TRADE.

SMVk I'm III u.
tTAyIS0 ircfsrssd our fsct,it,e. fer n,anufactnr
IL ing nd dssiipx In soos, shocs and Leather ID,
uhrt rsgned, sacccs,ors V y o. Dswson y 70, o1ci
80. .a ofbsVsnPoftsLav vIcnsy, ktsnasI ~ ~ -
~. 1.an - sf 70 ous lue,t ooos, sna o."es ~
49, Y. ~ "a iila.t stocs nsfrsRef wnL lMhss coh
fv ~, = 80. 3 pi go.ds Wabtcl ~ tnsp
,eSoi...ie ie'gs pn.. pasnz sslsnsive pfepsmuons foi
ss,t s,rfoyss,e a nc 9as ..oca sna paes
.hey can 80 purchas-din &, Isa,s y, sysieszn ' =
H8Wsos. Gklf;f,s - co
oetss, - - Etsdy a. 81 door fron,gd5
=. - ;. :. .,.e
Boys Youths ana Infants Boots
4 Ia RGE los OF the asoge, Cff, Kip eId Cow
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N o 81 I q E

= q. DAWSON g. CO., have formed a
Os PARTNER. .hir -hhP II. 0nSss, under Tue name
and sayle OF dawson. Grggs + Co., 10 take eaeci
on the lat day sr srNoycmber, 1855. .@es
Afpersoiis having unsettled accounts with the old
nrfn are requesi~sity esll and settle. oete5s
.trt For the Ladies. -
LNRkNcH sif, White kid, English kid, Bronze Kid
l. sad Velvet slippers. sss = $50 tsts5 e
Also, Md, Congress, English and French Lasting
Gaifefs from eiefto w. IS per pair for sale by sst
Dec DAWSON, ,GRI6si 4 co
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NOIUY FAPI1 HIIL6.

NORCRoss PATENT PLANNa MACHINE
:, HE subscriber, Agsus for The fatsntse Of Nor
eroes' patsus Piaptpg Machine, will sell yiGhn 10
Couniles OF sapaller diaNless In the Stale of Iowa
and wti furpis d Machipss ctured BY the psi
eptoe. :. .is.t.. q. 7. eLA MA hE6
deeA and Main SSrssts. nsvsnpor
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JAS. RuMBOLD, j., -
ONTRACT o . MI DUI ! D 3 = I,
sbap an silsy bet. :tA and e,h st., OF coRgre
.uonsI, and Sest Of hsthodiat Church.
4 tns l,Ih ,56 do u D a.r-i
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7I--17T 80 m Clocks. clesksi. -
THE subscriber has last rsssivsd large invoice OF
Ciocss, which wflf - ssld low.
soy 7sd e856 n. 2. PECK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-30

MEN OF AhERICA-MEN OF THE AGE.-Tbs
greatest man, "take him all in ALL" of the
last hundred years was George Washington
an American. .r..-,.
The greatest Doctor of Divinity was iona.
than Edw ards-an American
The greatest Philosopher was BENJAMIN
Frahklin-an American.
The greatest of living sculptors is Hiram
POwers-an American.
The greatest living Historian Is VIM. II.
Prescott--an American
The greatest Orpithologist was j. Audi.
bon AN American.
The greatest remedies known to the world
for popular use,-Ayer's Cherry Pictorial and
CatAGrtse Pills, were invented by DIR. ]. G.
AyeI-an American.
The greatest photographer since the time
Of johnson was Noah Webster-an American.
The greatest inventors of modern times
were Fulton, Fitch, Whitney and Morse-.II
Americans
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"a The late Mr.. Tegg tho publisher in
Cheapside, London. gave the following list of
remunerative payments to distinguished au-
thors in his time (; and he is believed to have
taken considerable pains to verify the lite ns !:
Fragments Of History, by Charles Fox, sold
by Lord Holland, for s26, 800; Fragments of
History, by Sir James Macintosh, So 500 !:
Llngard's History of England, S23,4I5; Cir
Walter Scotts Bonaparte was sold, with the
printed books, for 500 .00e the net receipts of
copyright on the fret two editions only must
have been $4,000, Life of WiIberforce, by
bis sons, s2e, $50; Life of Byron, by Moore,
SZO, eOo Life of Sheridan, by Moore, SO, 600:
Life of Hannah Moore, $40 900; Life of Cow.
per, by SOuthey, $1,000; Life and Times Of
George " by Lady Bury, SIS 600; Byron's
Works 100000 Lord of the Isles, half share,
81 300; Lalla Roohk, by Moore, SIS, Oe0; Re,
gected Addresses, By Smith, SIS 600; Crabbe 3
Works, republication of, by Mr.. Moxon, So $50:
Bulwer's Rienai, $1,000; Marryatt's Novels
5000 to 81 600 each; Trollope's Factory Bow
% 900; Hannah Moore derived SIS, 600 Der
annum, for her copyrights, during the latter
years Of her life Rundelrs Domestic Cooke.
~, $4,000; Nicholas Nickleby, SIS, 600 Ems.
tace's Classical Tour, slO,5OO; Sir Robert
!ngis obtained for the beautiful and interest
ing memoir Of Bishop Heber, by the sale of
his journal, So, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-30

WONDERFUL EscArH-on Friday Of last
week, as two ladies one named Bsrton a..
other her sister were attempting to cross to o.
tsn Niagara Falls, by means of some plapk IS
temporarily placed upon the new bridge. tbs
supports gave way, and they were both nsr ~
clptated from the bridge Mrs B Fortunate.
~ seized an iron rod connected with tba
bridge, while her sister, after vain attempts to
sustain herself by grasping at Mrs. B. a dre.S
was thrown into the raging waters hsr.a.L
The plank fell with her and after several a..
tempts she grasped it. By the mercy of Provi.
dence the plank was thrown into the 80,
diag2nally with the shore, and the current
which was bearing her so furiously To destruo'
ton, drew the lower end of the miami $3.50.
tho bank, when several persons seized Is anS
after great eXertions, finally drew her ashnr.
in Q fainting condition. 1t was miracnInu.
escape. Mrs. Barton, after clineine to ths
rod for some time was lifted from Rer a 49,
Gus situation by some persons who had rn.bed
to the spot. No"'"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-30

BRIDGING THE oHIe.-Anothef stupsndous
m n,saa undertaking Is about being inau.
Suralea at Cincinnati. The people Of that
enterprising region are moving in earnest h.
wards erecting bridge across the Ohio. to
connect Cincinnati and Covington PROPOSALS
arr invited for laying the abutments, and the
construction of an immense suspension bridge
is TO be Immediately proceeded with. The
oildSe viii not, so it is said, interfere in the
least with river navigation, as the arches "a
. 70 be fully sixty feet above high water marx
.uas huoNing the taiiest chimneys Of boats to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-30

EVERY MoTHER is Proud OF Coop LOOK
ING BABY, and nothing will make the little
pets prettier than Fontaine's Solidi6ed Cream
OF Wild blowers, combining. in solid and
more economical form, virtues superior to
those Of the Balm of Thousand Flowers Its
peculiar medicinal qualities are calculated to
prevent eruptions, chapping, &C., and to give
to the skin beautiful velvet-like appearance.
For shaving, cleaning teeth, removing often.
sive breath, &c, 1t cam OF be excellea. Be.
ing solid, it may be used like soap, and car.
ried anywhere. 1t is remarkable for its de.
lightful fragrance, which, together with its
elegant manner Of Preparation, make it we'll
worth the price of fifty cents Taylor Man
~ GENERAL Agents. Sold by all druggists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-30

Too MANY CoNNAs.-In noticing the nav
work of Rsade, the popular English novelist
the Boston Transcript says:
Considerable fault having been found
with tho punctuation of I" Never Too Late To
Mend" in justice to the publishers we print
Mr.: Reade's express directions with referencs
70 this matter. He says: There is Q ridio.
uious excess Of commas in most English print.
ing; The author of Never too Late to Mend,
VIII Ieei obliged to MessYs Ticknor d FieIds
,h na tneir printers if they will strictly observe
40 81 puuctuatlon Of this manuscript, especially
~ Iar AZ commas arc concerned. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-30
A PERFUMED BRBArH.-What lady or gen.

A PERFUMED BRsArH.-What lady or gen.
tleman would remain under the curse of a dis
agreeable breath when by using the " Balm
Of Thousand FIowers" as dentrifce would
not only render it sweet but leave the teeth
white as alabaster? Many persons do not
know their breath is bad, and the subject is
50 delicate their friends will never mention it.
Pour single drop of the Balm" on your
tooth brush and wash the teeth night and
morning. A fifty cent bottle will last q year
For sale at shillington's, agent for Washing
ton, and all Druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-30

SUBSTITUTE FOR RosIN Herr Fodor, Q
enemist, has discovered now composition to
s9persode the rosin generally used BY violin
prayers. 1t is applied by means Of camel's
1slI brush. and remains good during one hun.
ored nouns playing, and has no evil eject
upon either the strings of the instrument or
the hairs Of the bow, and Is also said to give
. olearness to the tone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-30

=, IHE VIRGINIA SMALL NorE ,LAw-Jrd,.
hopkins. IN the delivery of his charge to the
grand Jury at Abingdon, Va, on Mondav
tast, instructed them to make presentnents
Ior Inc violation of tho small note law. after
reasonable notice Of their intention. He con.
aessea t9at no had violated tho law, and sue.
sos.ea tnat the jury should present and make
an aI '11ampio OF him: The jury gave the people
after which they intend to present all brsssb.
edge. ~ '' A'o"i'
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QUIZ GRAND OPHNINh

"a. . AT THg
CLOAK AND MANTILLA EMPORIUM
VI 900 CLOAKS, TALMAs, & MANTILLAs
will take place
IO-MORROW, october LIST.
WhEN WE SHALL EXHIBIT THE
w largest, cheapest. and most varied assert
ment Of CLOAKS, TALMAS, and MANTII.
Las, ever displayed in any one house In Wash.
N. B.-Cloak and Mantiila rooms In ID story.
MAXWELL BRO,
IL 32s Pennsylvania avenue
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Ling, WOOD AND COAL.

LINZ, "OOD AND COAL
C000 BUSHELS WOOD-BURNT LIME
%OOO now landing in good order, Of superior
quality; also on hand, HICKORY, OAK, and
PINE WOOD; also daily expected, q cargo O.
superior WHITE and RED ASH COAL
Persons wishing to supply themselves with q
good article will please tend In their orders thI:
week and receive the coal direct from the vessel
and weighed by sworn weigher.
WIN WARDER,
corner Of 18th and SITS, near the Canal, No. $40.
sc 30-eo3t (Oypsn)
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IWe have received from Mr.. G. BONN, of
this city, the publisher, al engraving of jaime
Buchanan and one of John G. Breckenridge,
executed on steel, by Weber, They are good
representations Of those distinguished, gentle
men, and are furnished at reasonable prices
Framed, they would be suitable embellish-
ments for the parlor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-30

L9 The Nantucket Telegraph Cable, re-
Gently laid down, does NO satisfy the the com.
pany and they refuse to take it from the con.
tractors. They are raising fund to purchase
sumcient Of the Newfoundland Cable 5nov In
New York, and which is in prime order, never
having been put DOWN. to lay on the route of
the present cable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-30

n young man, writing from Nicaragua.
teiis a rnournfui story about his being sick
ard concludes: II recovered. thank Cd
though haven't got any hair On nv head ;;
inis may DO called putting in quaiifer.
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COURSEsIN FRENCH

MONS. HAUBLY, PROFESSOR OF MOD
vi ern Languages, will open his rooms at No
ass Twelfth street, on the lrst Of October for the
purpose Of forming Glasses In French
Tine scholastic yesr will embrace forty four
weeks, divided into two Sessions Of TWENTY-FIVE
weeks each. The couise Of instruction will In
clude an elementary, and rhetorical Glass.
The method Of instruction invariably secures
rapid progress
Terms: SO per Session Of twenty-five weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-30

PATENT OFFICE RgPoRr.-Wehave received
from Mr. NJ c. Gritzner the first and second
volumes Of the mechanical part of the report
OF the Commissioner Of Patents for the year
1893. They contain from seven hundred To
eight hundred pages each, and together com.
prise over thousand pages Of descriptive
text, and three hundred and fifty pages Of
engravings, the production of Mr.. Gritzner.
Ih4s work Is on An entirely new plan the
chronological arrangement of patents having
been abandoned, the descriptions, as we'll as
the engraVings, are now arranged in appro.
pirate classes-under the heads of apricuI.
ture, manufacture Of metals, manufactures of
fbrous and textile fabrics, chemistry, &c
and, moreover, are subdivided within their
classes. This is really a valuable work.
TIE FUNERAL OF GEORGE STEERS, which
took place in New York on the 18th instant
was attended by over five hundred persons.
including some of the most distinguished gen.
tlemen Of that city. .a. -..'. -
I'll. Inc untimely death of Mr.. Steers was no.
eoeu oy several Of the New York clergyman
On sunday Rev. Dr. Chapin ailuded r. hin,
man who had done more for his countrn ~,
And u SGe than score Of ordinary Preside nts
c GU Mihtary generals. Geo Stesrs sa;d NJ.
NNHnp,n' mad done with wood and iron ON vh.,
n.tn .0n al. ana shakspere had performed witb
nostrv . and humanity una He had revealed their
ships was in itself an epic and ~ moaelied
monument to his fame. ~ enduring
Flags were displayed at half mast unou
British Mail steamship Asia, and otbap. oa LINE me
ping at Jersey City on Friday in conseauena.
o. the death Of Mr.. George Steers. N''''
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
I'D AN AWAY FROM TILE SuRSCRIRER

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
AN AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
~ on the evening Of the 27h instant, a a
NE6kO MAN named DENNIS FLETCH- III
EK belonging to the estate Of Mrs. Sophia -
H. Perrie, (decea ed } He is about 25 ve.rs ~ ~
age, feet inches high, and rather a dark color.
ne mas very pleasing countenance, and is very
bashfll when 81 oxen To-
Il VIII give the above reward IL taken in The
District or State Of MARYLAND or s2OO ~ tnten
elsewhere, and secured In jail so that can gel
him again. e
ANY Information as to his whereabouts. or th,,
VII lead 10 his capture, can be left with the sub
scriber, corner Ct 10th and II strests or MIR ~
F; PERRiE, 3a3 Pennsylvania avenue. between
o'n anu nn steets. 8 WATERS.
sc oUsot% AdminisfYnfoy w A
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Asingle glance at this table will, it is thou ght
be sufficient to strip the prophetic robes from
the person who has, with such selfcom
plaisance, donned them, and show that it is
still the presiding genius Of the Satanic press
who has assumed, for the time, the [" liyerv of
Heaven" to accomplish the mischevous pur
poses OF the agents who have secured his ser
vices. Ey.vIN,p
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The Current Opera tions Of the Treasury
Department On yesterday, 2sth September,
there were of Treasury wa rrants entered on