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Wallace Wells, of New York, N. Y.-For i'm
proved construction Of cylinders and pistons for
pumps and steam engines --
Corydon Wheat, Of Geneva, N. Y.-For i'm
provement In corn eraticatos ~ 4
Alden Whitman, Of Auburn, Meier i'm
proved water wheel and chute
John W cody, Of Mount Vernon Ind. For inn
provement In harvesters q - Il
Samuel b. Chaffee, of Providence, r 4. for
himself and as administrator Of the estate of
Samuel nj. Chatfee, deceased, late of said pow.
dence-For improvement in looms for weaving
hair cloth.
e G. Byam, OF Boston, Mass and B. E. Park.
Bvam, Of Charlestown, Mass, and s. A. Carton
and E. G Byam, Of Boston, Mass For i'm proved
rack for holding comb match cards.
Lewis Chichester, Of New YORK, N. ", as
sgnor to Henry g. Evans, of said New York
For improvement In cotton gins.
Edward Clark, of New York. N. Y, assipnor
to VIM. H. Dolson, of said New York For i'm
provement In cans for preserving paints.
Selah Hitler, Of Haverstraw, N Y, assignor to
John nj. Berrian and Cornelius A. Berrian, of
New York, N. Y.-For improvement in coating
mstafs
Samuel L Hill, of New York, N. Y, as.ipnor
to Albert Palmer and A. Sidney Doane, of said
New York For spelling block.
fhos. J Mayall, Of Roxbury, Mass, assignor
to himself and Benjamin F Cooke, of Boston,
Mass.-For improved elastic stair pad.
Warren Miller, Of Chicago, Illinois, assignor
to himself and John Mutt, Of said Chicsgo.-For
Henry W. Regan, Of Cressons, Pa, assignor
to himself and George H. Neuer, Of Harrisburg
Pa.-For Improvement In pumps
John p. Schenkel, Of Worcester, Mass as
signor to himself and Edward A Dana Of Bos.
ton, Mass.--For improvement In breech- loading
| firearms.
Judd Stevens, Of Marengo, N. Y, assignor to
himself and John l.. Beadle, Of said Marengo-
For Improvement Ia spadng machines.
John X. Harris, Of Aliensville, Ind For i'm
Pavement in harvesters.
ReiSsues-James Fernald, Of Boston, Mass
For improvement in chairs. Dated July %, 1858
Edward Bradheld, Of Rochester, N Y-For
improvement in boiling -four. Dated Sept Is,
1S46
The Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Compa-
nv, OF Boston, Mass. assignees Of Shelburne c.
Blodgett, Of Georgetown, Mass.-For improve
ment In sewing machines. Dated Dec. DO 1883
DtSign.-Wm. Bennett, of New York, NY
For design for cast iron hre shovels
observation-disclosures w ilson, Of Cincinnati
O.-Fo improvement in the method Of rendering
lard Patent dated Oct. 9, 1874; reissued May Z,
1850
Frederick f. Sickles, Of New York, NY
For improvement in steam boilers. Patent dated
October 10, 1874.
POSTAGE STAMPs.-The Stamp Bureau of
the Post Office Department. which is under
direction of the Third Assistant Postmaster
General, John Marion, Esq, has made the
following returns:
For the quarter ending the 3Oth of Septem-
Der last, there were issued from this bureau
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WEAVER, opposite BrOtcns', oan furnish aBy
w yizei party with all Of the beat CONFEC-
TONS. 40, &c: and slso furnish the wsre tor
table, at low Fates. Try him. &C a-2v
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BOARDING.

A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE-
"A sccommodat.d at Mrs WHITES Private
30 riding House, No. 20 "a street one door north OF
Penn. avenue. oc "A Al.
A COUPLE OF GENTLEMEN and the
"A yves; or a few single gentlemen. can obtsIa
Board At No. 5Sl 4th street east or ~ az
ROARD AND FURNISHED Rooms All
- MISS MoRLEY'S. ga PeaH. Acssss.-F Fam
lies single gentlemen WISH nr to settle for tie
winter, wi find these ooms pleasant and Il cation
good Terms moderate. &C LIN
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lVlR. II. r. GAZZlNSKi aud DAUGHTER
Gentleisen of Washington ana Georgetosn n
that they Will re- open his Glasses for dancing 60
IN WASHINGTON on Wednesday the 2Uth of 49,
October, at Franklin Hall, corner of and 9Th SIS
Tor Misses and Masters from S O'Clock D m; for
Ladies t an Gentiemen from O'Clock p. m. The
For terms and particulars application can be made
at Mr: Us residence iU7 street, between 81 and
WALL. STEPHENS 4 CO..
w so PENNSYLVANIA AvKxrR
BOYS CLOTHING, ALL QUALITIES.
BS; s BSy: Rsas
Boys Gray Jackets, Boys Pantaloons,
B BOYS, M ss SHIFTS, B Boy: ibS la~s..
Boys Shswls, Boys Half Hose. 40.
Cioth,pn eers TO perehsse1n sHs OF BOYS MI1tsI
style necessary Tor complete outfit. at very low
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
ool46t so "a. av., bet. sth and 10Th sits.
MORE NEW DRESS GOODS,
just received from the are auet Roa AseTGs
GOODS: We name a few Of the desirable and
Rich Colored Flounoed and Black Silk Robes, in
BesutlfGi Priated Merino and Mousselin Robes. a
les Alternate, in rich colors,
Handsome Plaid and Baysdsrs Stripe Dress Silk,
.spisces very rick Black Silks from 75c. to O. 50 Der
yard. These are. We think, very great bargains
Ana laIge assortment OF handsome Long and
W a. many other desirable Goods. daily opening,
70 which We invite the special attention of the Ia
dies. as We shall offer them cheap for Dash.
90 Jaw SIS 7th street, north of Pa. avenue.
SIGLOWAY's TEXT BOOK OF MODERN
yaux Villas and Cottages, 800 engravinss: O.
Hsmmend,s Farmers and Mechanics Practical
= Downins's Cottage Residences and Cottage
Downing's Lands cape, Gardening, and Rural Ar
chlteoture; $3.50.
Village and r arm Cottages 100 engravIngs; a.,
Downing's Country Houses, $40 elgraviags; 81.
Fields City Architecture, 20 plates; 81.
Glossary oI Gree an, oman, Italian. and GotbIo
Architecture s vols, Oxford, England. with l,7lO
SCOTT % Gothic 4 architecture. secular and domss-
Prize Model Cottages. London: SLso
Benjsmins Rudlments Of Architecture; 81,
ooH FRANCK TAYLOR.
EIRST-CLASs STAPLE GOODS,
For GENKRAL FAMILY Tar
800 pieces OF Never Near Out Family Shifting
500 pieces New York Mills, Wamusette. Bstes.
Lansdae, Arkvnght, and all the other hest
grades,
T la.s d. DisPss n;;d Napkin: Iovsl,pf:
Bleached and Brown Canton Flannels.
LOO pieces assorted white and colorsd oolen Ian
nes. IN gu grades and prices.
Supnsriot !Iish Linen. Of Bsrkhes RIohardson
Fine and medium Bed Blankets. all sizes.
CRIB and Cradle Blanke,s,
full stock OF Cloth and Cassimers for boys wear,
to the wants Of families al (which We shall sell
Ooia-aw IS rh street. $ doors north Pa. av.
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Of stamped envelopes there were issued
Al,l5 note size, three cents; 6,454, $50 letter
size, three cents; 1880 ten cent envelopes;
100 official stamps.
The nett revenue accruing from this source
amounts to an aggregate of about 81, 1874, 900.
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The KEY TO IA friend asks US TO accou NJ
for the result Of the election of yesterday in
Baltimore. In answer, we have to say that it
was no election. The Plug Uglies, Blood Tubs
and Police frightened from the polls the timid
among the opponents of their side, whose can
didate withdrew from the contest carly in the
day-scattering broadcast the following card:
FellOw-cltizens-It being now clearly mani
fest that deliberate purpose actuates the Mayor
of this city to countenance the general comb ma
ton which now prevails between his police and
the armed bands OF lawles, men who have since
the opening of the ballot boxes held possession
of the polls to the exclusion of all voters opposed
to Mayor Swami and II being urged upon me by
many OF our best citizens that any persistent at
temPts to vote upon the part Of my friends can
only he attended with loss of life and the general
disorder Of the city, feel 1t my duty to Weld to
thei5 lud gments and withdraw my name d
cdnaddte Tor Mayor. A. p. SHUT.
"Wednesday, Oct. ID, ~ O'Clock IN.
The Sun Of this morning explains its effect.
a. follows:
The publication having been generally dis.
tribnted about the several polls and posted in W.
rious parts OF the city, had the effect to r, tire
what few OF MIR SHUTS friends We're endeavor-
ing 70 maintain their ground and to leave the al
fair OF the day uncontested to the closen
The Washington reader who desires to COM
prehend precisely how the thing was done, has
uut W IcCui W Tue ItlRu Oh terrorism cre-
ated by the Rams, States Hose" ct. al.
here, previous to the late Washington munich
pal election; the importation of CO. workers with
them from Baltimore, who we're paid their ex-
penses and so much per head by we'll known
persons claiming respectable positions in 30.
ciety; the manner in which they attacked the
polls at the upper precinct ofour Fourth Ward
and paraded from one to another voting place,
discharging fire arms, &C.; the evident counter.
.ehance the Washington police gave them until
the hrmness OF our criminal court and juries,
grand and petit, caused them to comprehend
that to continue their operations in our midst,
would, sooner or later, consign them to the
Jail, the penitentiary, or the gallows. We long
since ceased to have faith in the partv politics
of any American civ we care not which nsrtv
may be uppern- -swho have some
thing to lose by til -e----77-ea
lence must combine in w.
spectlve OF party, ere this evil can b.
which has its chief incentive in the now c8,n,Ss
practice OF putting up places on police forces a.
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GOAL !-COAL!!-COALM
will be disohargIng, for q few days, q cargo OF
Or; enwOOd W, A. and Diamond r. A. COAL. A
deduction OF cents if taken from the vessel Call
soon at NO. 6a. northeast OF 18th and SITS
one square south of Pa, avenue.
90 last C.. M, KEYS.
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r D o X 8 IT OV E 8.
WILLIAM PENN and WELCOME COOK
STOVES; also. COOK and PAkLOR STOVES,
In great vsTety,at
w, ID. WYVILL'S
Stove Warehouse. ass Penn avenue.
dsfPe
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The Copsrtnership heretofore existing between
John +. aid BENJAMIN Berkley was mutually dis
solved on the first day Of September, 1853
Oc 1l-3tH BENJAMIN RERKIEY
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III Happy is the man wha hath no horse 4
lend and is never troubled with the mi ohf. ma re

IL Happy is the man wha hath no horse to
lend, and is never troubled with the night mare
IL Everybody should have his head his
heart, and hand educated. Let this truth never
be forgotten.
IL Children should not GO near the woods at
present, as the trees are shooting; In few
DAYS they Will pack their ''trunks' and 'sleave -
III Among the spoils secured ut Canton, was
the original copy OF the ratified Gushing treaty
between the United States and China.
IL The mOors and uncultivated lands in
France amount TO twenty millions Of acres, with
out reckoning marshes.
IL A report from St. Petersburg SAYS that
Russia Is watching, with great interest, the rsla-
tions between Eng land and France
III coroner's jury in New York State lately
returned verdict that the deceased person 'canle
II his death by excessive drinking, producing
aPPoiexy in the minds Of the jury
IL western paper speaks of train Of cars
three quarters of mile long, the longest trai a
on record. That's mistake. There's a man In
Buffalo been on j strain" six months
ANOTHER RKPUsLIcAN-PARTY VICroRY-The
btate Tteasury Of Iowa is said to be i'm an unsats
factory condition, check OF a certain banking
nfm occupying the place where there should lie
S6O,UO, and S3O,OOO more being mystsriously
missing.-Boston Post
90 An attache of one OF the New York Police
courts, In aludin2 to the frequent release of con-
vleted criminals, states that the Ten Governors
having the power to pardon, continually exercise
II FOR the relief of pretty faced prisoners and
those male convicts who have pretty fe ma o
friends to appeal for them
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Medicines.
WORTH READING

M WORTH READING,' l~I , :
HY Is il that rnany sufie r nd repue and drsp
out miserable existence, united for the enjoy
mrnts, and even ordinary pursuits Of hfe when re-
by treatment at once convenient and safe "a wei
as permanent IN it's character?
To those who have suffered long with discs 40
eliminating IN loss of appetite, vigor, ana dlsta ss
Of SOCIAL joys the undersigned tenders his profes
siona services, assuring the sufferers in candor and
sincerity, pleasant convenient and proper presorIp-
tons, thorough cure and sound body and mind
ordinary business pursuits.
All diseases OF a private nature, from Whatsoever
cause, either recent chronic, structures an irrIta
bic bladder, &c.-also, Scrofula, Asthma Kheurna-
tism, PLEA, &C., skilfuy and successfully treated
DIR. Harris can he consulted daily between the
hours OF 10 g. m and p m, and to 10 p. m, at his
rooms, over 1871 Main street, above llth and oppo
site the American Hotel, No. 81, Sd floor EntrRpoe
on Maln, 4th door above llth street.
Ladies OF delicate oOnst Itu iAls, those suerpy
from complaints peculiar TO their are nyt ed t
communicate or send their address. - -
In order to satisfy al oft imposed upon oommuni-
" that there Is no intention the part of Dr. H. to
nsraton will be received until entire satlsfa OF ION
shall be given.
Patients out of the city, and who cannot make IL
CONVENIENT to call, by stating their ease, can have
medicines and prescriptions seLt to any part of the
country.
odH constitutional cases SYPHILIS Cal on upon or
Consulting Rooms 81, Sd floor, opposite merI can
Hotel, Richmond, Va.
III DR.. II. can be consulted as above either per
souSlly or by letter. Can be at his rooms Ma
tonal Hotel. between the hours of 10 and 2 and "a.
10 10 III, until further notice. ap Ism
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL Marshall, XIV: w
w Fleming. Walbridze.. Va X Guesgg-r
Pa; vs. Stephenson, + Colder NC; Ii Mitchell
Mitchell, Md E De Haven. i Barbour, Va
c Miner, Pa; II n Wilson. OHIO; g Harding
Pa; ) b Pruden. Ohio f Wheeler. NY: /
Pr;tchard, CT; F. Ames Min; r Rossnihal, Va
w Powell. BWeatherstnn. NC; DIR ] r Jones
DR. + l. Settle, Va; DIR f. A Young aud lady, Ny:
ID Brengle, . Il; Cannon and lady, XIV: Mrs ]
May, Mrs w Joynes and 500, Miss II May
p May, A Sinclair, Va; Kries; Il III Dung.
ly, NY; Gilland, Md; C Moore, Ny; II Balm.
bridge, Cal; John Henry Ark; c Stetson, Mass
Or Jas Taylor, c Rand Va; vi Jones, N B Jone.
IF Choice, Ga; o + Tormey. Fla.
NATIONAL HOTEL j c Carter. Va: q
Dakehar and ly, Miss Dukphart Miss Mullen
Mass L 3 AIvord, Md; W Il Mitchell do; j F
Burr, NJ; Sutton, Va; Allen Ny; J w
Bal, Md; ID AInett, La; w Lindsay. Mass; ]
Mass; Reed, Md; f. p Hudson N Y; JUDI 20
Walker, O: b Wood, J r BsrksdaIe, Va: II n
Dnngly, NY; Prioe, Md; Ellsworth, II w
Ter, " Yk; and Miss Phillips, Mass; w Egg
gleston, Va: X = Thomas, do; Miss Thomas
do; Miss Thomas, do
wILLARDS' HOTEL-W Graham. NYk:
Miss Arnold and sister Pa; ii Potter, TIA, w H
Olenheimsr, do; A Randolph and lady, Dr. Z
Harell and lady, Fruset, J Hale G l. Ne
smith, LeaTy, Ny; VI Jones', Ala; N Jones
do W Sargent, Mass T Parker, Ca Brent,
Cal; Maury, Arizona; Jno Rowlrtt Va; o Ed
wards and lady, Mass Miller, L : n; II )
Magrav, Pa Mrs Lewis and son, do; ] Fake
Nj Van BuskiTk, NY.
UNITED STA res HOTEL w Gillian, N:
Pierce, Nc VI Hatcher. G Gregg, Va; j +
Bell and lady, Miss Lamb. Ga; BeTkely ] T.
Lynn, Va; A Sherburn, Nd: Miss Mnfnford
Master Mumford, CT; r Mitchell, b Hardeat-
tie, Tex; n Richey, NY; J NJ Kim, Kim, F.
Wengerd. Wight, V Booth, Pa; Jones Va:
" Smithers, J VI Delaehu, o
KIRKWOOD HOUSE c Rust Cal; r d
1Iinor, UsN; W Reilly, Pa: W Dawes, Va; w
Cushman, Pa; r p sawyer and sitter, Tax; f J
Jones, Va L FrisbY, Mass; r ) Wilkinson, Ill;
g Roilestsn, Fla.
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BY THE rnFs!!S Ss 4 OF THE UNITED

In pursuance Of law, /, James Buchanan. Presi-
Dent of the United States OF Amenca. do hereby de
clare and make known that public ssies III be held
at the underms ntioned land ofhoee in the State Of
LOUISIANA at the periods he reinafter desg
wit
AT the land Office al MoNRos, commencing %.
Monday. the fonrfsssfh day Of ysas ssxt, for the
disposal of the pub lands heretofore uncne cred. SIT
ua,e ed IN the following townships and parts Of town
ships. viz:
North Of the base line aad east Of tks prIastpaI
meridian.
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EVENING STAR.
: RILLIA N T 8
BOOKS

My days among the dead are passed;
Around me | behold,
whers'er these casual eyes are oast
The mighty minds OF old
Ny never failing friends are thew
With whom | converse, day by day.
With them take delight in veal,
And seek reliefIn woe;
And, while | understand and feel
how much to them owe,
~ cheeks have often been believed
w I'm tears Of thong htful gratitude.
My thoughts are with the dead; with them
i 1--we IN long past ears:
Their virtues love, their faults condemn,
Paftake Their hopes and fears; tsF
And from their Lessons seek and ind
Instruction with an humble mind.
My hopes are with the dead: anon
My place with hem will be,
And with them shall travel on
Through all futurlty;
Let leaving here a name, trust,
That will not perish In the dust
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Miscellaneous.
TEN PER CENT. INVESTMENT.

Cooperation Bonds OF the City of Davenport,
Iowa, paying 10 PER cent. lntefsst by Coupon In New
York. Bonds OF $50 each. The growing CITY of
Davenport has now about 20 oHO inhabitants, and il
rapidly increasing IN wealth and populations Its
municipal debt Is only GOO, and its railroad debt
only Slzo,pooi and cannot now be increased. The
statistics oil the city were published in the Ints
fencer OF the Srh September. We recommend
these bonds, believing them to be az safe as any
State city bonds. -
o
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Medicines.
A b T. A U 4 f VI ii T. A ID
r 1 Q II Ct LO S SY AIR
-. coNFLETELY PRESERVED
TO THE GREATEST ACE.

former color; or but ~oud have the 1To%.S re-
would have 1t removed, or troubled with scrofuIa,
soeid head. or other erurtIons but would be CURED
il viii also remove ali pimples from the face or skIa.
Prof. GODS Hair Restorative viii do ali this, see
circular and the following; ,, .x,o, Nov ,.x
PRoF. o. J. Woop-Deer Sir: have heard much
said Of the wonds rfu effects Of your Hair Restora-
tive, but having been often cheated by quackery
and auack nostrums, hair dyes, d c.. was disposed
to place your restorative IN the same category with
the thousand and one loudly trumpeted Quack rem
edies, until L met you In Lawrence county some
months since. when you gave me such assurance as
induced the tri OF your K s.tOratve In my family
first, By my good wife, whose hair had become very
THU and entirely white. and before eXhsustIng one
Its original beautiful brown color and had ened
snd become beautiful and glossy upon, and entirely
over the head she continues to use it, not simply
because Of It's beautfylng effects upon the hair, but
because of hts heathful influence upon the head and
mind Othors of my family ana friends are using
foIs my skeptlcsm and doubt IN reference toits val
ue and character are entirely removed and can and
use by all VINO would have their hair restored from
white or gray by reason Of sickness age to or
would have their hair beautiful and siossy. VIM
' AN' '''''s SOLOMON MANN
FRIEND Woop: TWAS long time after saw you
at Bhsshe before got the bottle of Restorative
Detroit and when got it we concluded to try IT on
Mrs. Manns hslr as the sursst tcst of Its power. IL
Others of my family and friends, having witnessed
it's effects, row using and reoOmmen ding Its use
to others as entitled to the
claim for 1t.
Again. very respectfully and truly yours,
SOLOMON MANN.
CARLYLE, ILL.,, June %, 1852.
have used rrof o. j. Wo Us Hair Restorative,
and have admired it's won terful effects. My hair
was becoming, as thought, prematursly gray, but
by The of his restorative i has resumed it's orgi
nal color, and, have no doubt, permanently
:. BREESE. OK Senator u. s.
q. J. WOOD d CO, Propretors, 5l2 Broadway
n. V. lin the great y. Y, Wire Railing Establish
uent) and ia Market ST.. st. Louis, Mo.
And sold 10y all good Druggists.
fe II Smr
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NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANT
WAR DEPARTMENT.

Sealed Proposals viii he received al this depart
msnt until the 5st day of May mex for the purchase
of all, or part not less than one legal gu Ia yso,
81 the unso land Of the lsland of Rock Is and m
me sthte oi Illinois, heretofore reserved for militia
~ purposes.
The descriptions and arens Of the unsoId trscts
ints vRIeh the Island divided by the surveys ,nd
BOZ which proposals are invited, are "a follows
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(S0uthsy.
FOREBODINGS

Inc mesner trlbe the coming storm foresess;
Inc OK that Erazss, snuns the poison-weed
lne unseen tiger flights afar the steed;
10 man alone no kInd fore bodrg shows
lne latent horror or tbs ambushed toes;
~ er eacs blind moment haugs the funeral pail
Heaven shines, earth Smiles and mig ht dssosnds on
all! Nstr Tfm0H.
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FEATURES.

Your thief looks. in the crowd,
Exactly ike the rest, or rather better;
Ills only al the bar, In the dungeon.
That wise men know your fslon By his features.
Byron.
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OCEAN STEAMERS SAILING DAYS
FROM TIE uNIIEp STArgs
G. A II X 1 A O. T. q .

w CA RI 6 ES
n He Subscriber having mafs additions ~ bJa
P6cGOry, making ~ now one of the Iarkest SS-z a
10 the District, whore hIs facuitsas iuI S.fttScsS
manufacturing al sInds Of Cal -ExS@4ssIL
RIAGES sad Light WAGONS ntnno, be sur
passei, sud fIOn hls iOng experience IA tine busi
ness, no hopes LD give genera .sFsctlop.
Al Kinds VI CayIlas 80 and Light WAGONS kept on
hsad. "
All REPAl HE nsstly done, aad all orders prompt
ly attended To, r"'"
Second hand Carriages ,s en- Va ex change for new
ones. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
lD-tf onrp.r of ~ ard E's,a
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ID TR E S + MAR,
y ROTECTEO By ROYAL Letters Pstant ,

England, and secured BY tho Seals Of the Eoo,e dc
Pharmacie de Parisand the Imperial College of Nj ed
lone, Vienna. Triesemar No. is remedy for Re-
taxation, SpermatorrhGa, and Exhaustion of the
System Triesemar No. efectually, In the short
space Of three days, completely and entirely eradi
oates all traces OF those disorders which oOpavia and
cubebs have so long been thought antdote for, to
the ruin of the health of vast portion of the pOpu
latiOn. Tresenar No. ia the great Continental
remedy for that class OF disorders which, unfortu
natey the Eng lsh ply sician treats with mercury,
TO tie inevitable destruction of the patients constr
tutIon and which all The sarsaparllla the world
cannot remove. Triesemar Nos. l,2, ana are alike
devoid Of taste smell. and fall eating quail
ties. They may lie on the toilet table without their
use being sus pee ed. Sold in tin cases and divided
in separate doses rs administered by Veiponu, Ial
lemsn, ROux, Ricord, 60, &c. Price SIS each,
or four cases IN ona for SO. which saves SIS; and in
81 cases.
few blocks west of broadway, New York. Imme
diateiy on rece!p of the amount DR. Il. will forward
the 50 cases of Treserar and the large SIZES. car
rags paid thus insuring genuine European prepare
tons. The SIS cases also sent. but not Tree Of car
rage. COnsu ltatIons usual. from IL a. m. till
p. and from till p. at No. Isl Prince St.,
few blocks west of Broadway. Sold also by J.
STOTT, Washington. fe1Iy