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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-08

1he GfeyoWn correspondent q the CoNrvt>r ds PoTf,
Announcing the arrival OF Mr. Rsiy thai although
lha gentleman holds himself In extree reserve, and says
Thai be only waits the country scientific tour he (he
vrer) OF opinion thsf the voyage OF Mr. Belly the
art Indication o. interest q the French government.
He adds that all his countrymen residing Ia Central
America hope that their bele France forsaking its role
of neutrality, which had maintained spni for req.
sons Of decscy and loyalty viii insure by s interference
the ndepepence and boundlees prosperity OF one OF the
fness countries the world Renewed violence and new
attempts Of hnbusters will thus he prevented.
TNe editor of the Courier Dc Paris remarks that Al
though his correspondent may have becn led error
MS letter In neserheless proof OF the unlimited cond
Nencs which the people Of Central America have always
eusevtalncd towards the Interference Of France.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-08
yers<y city News.

FArAL ACCIDENT AT nis JERsxy CRY DKror = Yesterday
afternoon about O'Clock ~ the Morris and Essex train
entering the depot At Jersey City, German lad, ten
years Of age, named Max spuski, attempted 70 jump
upon the platform but fell between the cars and had
side Of his head dresdfuly crushed He ertricased
possible and died about Eve minutes after the
accident eoroner McAually held the inquest and yer
dict OF accidental death rendered The father OF do
ceased, who jereller in the Bowery, moved 70 No 57
Montgomery street, on the LIST OF May last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-08

most ss much AZ the mot skfui diplomacy could have
effected 70 sooon The aitcr. and resoh the nsars Of
gallant mates whose humble instrument have been
made the Of our high esteem and ever CRATE
ful regard
am, sir. very respectfully, your obedient servant.
]. g. RcrENhOU5E
To Mr.. FREDERICK II. RosE, Assistant Sur COON, R.N.
SURGEON EosE's REPLY.
NKw YoRK, Nay 8, 1868.
sR--In receiving from you, behalf OF the sailors or
the United States steamship this handsome
and happy only showing the kindly feeling exist
ing between the and myself, out Also mat, Anouxh
England and America may occasionaiy nave some sngh'
political differences yet that the people on thu side ne
Atlantic are still II heart our Warmest anu s'ncsrss'
friends-msy they ever continue so-as war between
two nstons 50 closely oonSsG'ea ny nS esoee say sy
war that has ever devastated empires.
Although my stay tho United States was Short yet
OF her resources The wealth, energy, and above
all, the liberty Of the people, cannot DC sppre-
c'ated uness seen. rne large cities now s1sa .,
where q feW short years ago nothing was visible out
bounolees prsre the seat OF industry and
commerce, are particularly striking 10 strasger He
can thus learn tnat where there 10 VIII al Things are
possible
am sorry that unable TO thank in person those
who have done me this honor, an honor the more wei
come 80 h WAS unexpected aud this day shall ever con-
sider Of the happiest o. my life.
One word l must say resoectisg your poor shpmses
who have fallen victims this fr,gn5ul disease. Their
patience and submissigepess when stricken down could
only be eQaed the bravery OF others who regardless
Of CANCER volunteered to nurse the sick, tending AM
watching them by day and night az If they themselves
were lever proof l have seen these men, and they
we're not few in tears their dying messmates II
any Of them read this, doubt some Of them WILL
be ashamed for the tears were got tnose OF
towards but OF brave hearts who sorrowed Tor tner pro
only ofe feel sho have been ~ they were
so constantly each others society Or two or three yesrs
together. , =.
And now SIR let thank you and the other officers OF
the Susquehanna for the kind manner in which nave
been treated b, th board ship and during my stay In
the Untec S,ates, which kindness VIII ever DC remsm
bered by with mingled feelings OF gratitude ana plea
sure
have the honor TO be, sir most obedent servant
FREDERICK Il ROSE, Assistant Surgeon H. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-08

A Cry WITHOUT WHARF.-THE Buffalo Water
Works are owned by private company. They have
made losing business Of IT, and have therefore been en-.
desvorrg 10 sell the city. They demand perpc
tua from the CITY II seven per interest on
the cost Of their extensions which are esumesed II
sl2b GOO The Common younci aocedei 70 the other de-
msnds of the company and ssreed W gay 600,
per cent per apnu extensions for twelve years
only THIS n MT satisfactory 10 the company, ana they
have given public roce that tney shall Suspend all ope
rauors on the "a OF Nay.
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IL The Trenton BARRIERS are discussing the
propriery OF dispensing with Sunday work
III Bears are so plenty in Michigan that they
are ravaging the farmers hos pens.
III The Chicago Press and Tribune estab-
Iishment have failed for sl0O 900.
IL They are talking Of a new Crysta, Palace
in London.
G3-SiI hundred and ffty workmen have been
removed from the Navy Yard at Philadelphia
u Typhoid fever prevails in and near Tay
lorsville, Tenn. SO far 1t has been very fatal
u The Selma Gala Reporter says it has a
potato which weighs lax pounds. 4
III Oberlin College has, at present, ,2ls stu
dents, Of whom SIS are females
IDA letter from Rome. In the Paris Univers,
announces the death Of Count Joseph Mastal,
brother of the present Pope.
III Postage stamps have been introduced into
Spain. They are square in shape, and the coloIs
are pink, green and brown.
III The papers in Columbus, Macon, Griffin,
receipts Of cotton are falling OF.
III man wa, killed, few days since, by
falling from the top Of the Clay Monument, al
Lexington.
III The public debt Of the consolidated city
OF Philadelphia amounts to twenty millions Of
dollars.
III "Master at home?n "No, sir, he's out -
"Mistress At home !'' No, sir, she's OUT "Tnen
I'll step in and sit by the hre - 'That's out tooI
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BROWNS HOTEL.-G w Faber, Stuy-
anson and lody, NY; G PARTON, Va; w Sum
mers, do; A Blakey, Mo: X Cooper and lady
Ga; Miss f T. Cooper, do; A Edwards, do;
Schullv, Md; w NJ Rugboard, Del; Mr Owingo;
Nd A Porter, NJ; r Smith, Md; w NJ Tolbott
do; T Miller, do; Bayne, do; w McGarham,
NY; NJ Meaghu, do; + Stevens, Ireland; w
Bradyer, Pa: Brannon, Va; p P Dandrudge, do;
J w Minor. do; A w Mcdonald, Wis; c Tom
kins, Va; Miss NJ Tompkns, do; Miss Temp
kins, do; o Fuller and lady, Ill; Sir Levus.
NY; Hall and lady do; Nj Minor, o; NJ n
Fry, Va; A Dubosy, Pa; Kirk, Md; w Tall
colt, Ill, l. Rosenthal, Pa; A Banks, Va.
NATIONAL HOTEL.-Alex Hay, Pa; J II
Hance, NJ Colston, Stansbury, L II Mag ruder.
Graham, DR. N smith, A Robinson, Md; J II
Lester, Chas Graham, Miss; III p Gardner, Y;
James ,Cochrane and lady, Miss NJ Cochrane,
Va; Lloyd Williams, Md; William EdgeT, Pa:
J Baker, Va; Hon p E Brocchus, Mo; w T.
Everest, CSN; sherwood, do; C Steiner,
do; Tattnall, NY.
UNITED STATES HOTEL-T Bradford
Va; g Bedings-, do; DIR f ID Hammer, Tenn;
J Turner, do SaIton, Pa; Hornsr and
lady, Va; Cohen, La; w Hicks, Va; Mrs = A
Carter, Mo; II sharpe, Cal; Brown, Va; f. w
Kincheloe, do; Waddle, do; G Sinclair,
x Nd 7 Ham, Tenn Raglan do B F Watkins
KIRKwOOD HOUSE.-H w Dennis, and lady
NY; ID Stiles, Ill; w Harris and daughter,
Md; A Peters, do; ] Whipple, USN; G nj
Lawman, Pa; w Rabory, do; Heath. do;
Marion, DC; A WhelpdaIe, NY; Capt Ed
cy, do: w Daytos, do; Mrs A Housewight, do;
u w Lawrence, Me.
and lady, Pa; H l. Churchman, do; > Taylor,
Mrs Gillespie, do; Thos Williams, do; Jas Ma
tin, do; John Cook, do; II Churchman, Pa;
Jas Northen, Va; Clarke, Neb.
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Al TEETH.
ll LOOMS NJ n tha inxantnr ard nat en-
DR. sTEPHHEN BAlLT, y
OFFICE 1873 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Three doors from lifh street,

DR.. BAILY bexs leave to inform the public that
he oan be seen at oil hours. ct his Ofioe,
experiences Of fifteen years prsctloe, with SoD
The large number OF patients, and sIsat variety 9t
enable him to surmount any difficulty, scientific or
otherwise, relating to the Teeth. lis own ex peri
the profession and especially Drs Harris and J. and
T.. Parmly, has led him. long slnoe, to discard al
Pseha india RubSeI and Cemen.
for the construction of Continuous Gum Teeth, and
that Poroelain, mounted on God Plate IS the only
was most c1nousiveiy shown By the last American
Although he fatters himself from his long resi-
dence and practice in Washington he is fsvorably
known to HIS numerous friends and patrons, he bsgs
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
From the lats Rector Of the Church Of Epiphany,
ofthis city:
DR.. STEPHEN BAILY: Dear Sir-I desire to ex
press my esteem tor you personally, and my oonf-
jence IN you as superior dentist. The operatlons
hops that You may receive the patronage from my
triends aud the public that your skill we'll de-
'' Wilmington. Au. a g. s'F' 'jJuW FRENCH
From one Of the oldest firms 1t. Balsi~,o,.-
Msssrs. Boggs, Gotham 4 Co.
Having employed DR.. Stephen Baily. Surgeon
Dentist, of Washington city, TO execute for me an
TO my entire sa;sfaction and in view cthe fact that
one of the most distinguished members of the Dem
to perform the same work satisfactorily. gives me
great pleasure TO express my entire confidence and
nigh estimation of his professional skill.
Baltimore, Jan. IL, 1857. Hartmann BOGGS
Extract from q note yecstrsd from the Edts Hon
John ID. Clayton.
II. 9. Senate, Aug. l9. 1883.
The teeth you made for me work admirably no.
thing could be better. Very gratefully;
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
To those seeking relief from the malades of the
teeth, can cheerfullJ recommend DIR. =. Baily IS
superior dentist. He made set OF porcelain teeth
for one of my family, and plugged several teeth for
myself, and the work has all stood well for more
'han ten years. ROBERT II. NIXON,
AprlliS, 1856. Va. Conf M. f Church South.
We, the undersigned, having had OCCASION to avail
ourselves of the professional skill OF Dr. 3 BaIly
Surgeon Dentist of thls city. having been oOgni
cant of his operations amll friends take
pleasure IN expressing our admiration OF his artistic
skill, well as the uniformly satisfactory manner
IN which be performs the most delic and difficult
operations IN Dental Surgery, end We respectfully
recommend him to the confidence and patronage o!
:fe public, Of which We consider him ennently
worthy.
THOMAS U. WALTER, Architect u. 9. CapitoI.
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. d of Washington, d. c.
BIS. BoHRER, NJ. u. of GEORGETOWN, ID. c.
N. 3. LINCOLN, NJ. D., of Washington, d. e.,
Jos II. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. G.
GSoReB WALTON, TX Govern Of Florida.
WALTER LsNox. TX Mayor of Washington.
HENRY BALDWIN, U. !. Patent ON os,
DC: WIsUT. Principal RitteuhCuse Academy
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COUGHS. COLDS. HOARsENEss, DO.

The prevalence Of the above complaints ST tins
season generally has the effect of bringing out boat
OF professediy new specifics. and while some ar
good. many are useless, and others even dangerous
The wisest course to pursue il to consult your lam
ny pnyslcian, or o,herwlss use only such remedies
ethcaclous: Ofthis character is TYLER'S COM
POUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC. OrgInal-
1t soon became popular remedy and has contiuu ed
to enjoy a growing reputation for the last twerty
years. In cases Of common Colds, Cons hs q Z,
acts like charm: and in Chrome Cases Bror ehi,,s
w hopping Ough. Group, AS hma, Inf uebza, s. e
have usedit. " A' "'o
Pnce IS cents and 50 cents per bottle,
Sold by Marin Palmer, Chas Stott. No Wash
lngton Clssel. Georgetown; Peel& Stevens, AL
S1Hnd,a Where It may Be had el.o for
known as "Tyler's Gum Arabic CouTb Csnd,
Drops, as an elegaat. pleasant and efheacious PuI
mohio ''oxenge they are unsurpassed. no u sm
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Miscellaneous.
f6s E ERk F FTBEs FRs tine PA
orYlcE SUPERINTENDENT PysL,c PEIsIISs,,

0rrick surERfNJHNpENI PysLiG PSINIISs,
NAMING TON, OctoOeI = bSs.l
VIDE ior sasS. 81 snf re Subo pfntins
proved August &, ls52, sealed proposals VII oe
received 1t this ooe in the Capitol, until the hfst
Monday t6sh day. Of December next. ct y O'clock
s;!aIs s for year ending on the Isl DAY
The subjoined list specifies, ~ nearly a. can b
asoertaned, the quantity, quality and DESCRIPTION
Of each kind Of paper that Will be required;
CLASS 1.
msssure "a bs 81 inches. and to weigh forty 1--WE
pounds to the ream Of 40 sheets.
GLASS;.
5000 reams hne printing paper, oaende cred 70
measure "a by 50 inches, and to weigh city SIX
pounds to the ream OF $50 sheets.
800 reams superhne printing paper. hard sized and
caiendered to measure "a by 50 inches, and to weigh
forty eight pounds to the ream of +So sheets.
LOCO reams super6ne map paper, sized and caen-
dered, Of such may be required, correspond
ing weight with paper measuring l9 by 70 inches,
and weighing twenty pounds per ream oil $50
sheets.
80 reams superfne plate paper, toalendered, or
uncaerdered, as may be required - BY a inches,
and of such weight per ream as may be required.
to be of linen and cotton, free from all aduteraton
with mineral other Substances OF fair whlteneSs
ana put qures of twenty four sheets each, and
IN bundles of two reams each each ream to contain
and weight will be required and no bundle texcla-
sive of vrapper) varying under Ave per cent
from the Lizard weight will be received, and the
gross weight Will IN ali cases De required. Mixing
up the weight will be considered a violation OF the
contract.
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w FALL NGEMFNT.
w ASHINGToN AND AL EN IN ID r I A.
A Boat Ecery Hcur from Each Place.

The washiaEton ami Alex andris Steamboats, will
hereafter ruH regularly from the foot IT,
OF eth street, Washington, and King x&52Ely
street, Alexandra, oveTy hour froms
eaca place, from ~ =. m 10 IL p. n as follows;
From Wsshlng:on-Steamer Gfc. PAGh-1
From wash,uEton~S Gamer THOMAS COLL
From kleIaniria-Steamer Gao. PAGE-at
81; 9, 10 a. IN, IL m %, 4, aud p: m.
From Ale1andr.a-Steantr THOMAS GULL
Tuesday and FRIDAY mornings, when the Colyer
will run her regular trips TO Mount Vernon. a.
heretofore, and omit her trips betwe, Washington
and Alexandra from ga VA. to p. m. only.
The "a ia q. m. and "a p. m. boats from Alexan.
dria connect " TN the trains OF the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad for the North aud West.
Theez q. m. and ia p. M. boats from Washington
connect with the trains Of the Oiarge and AleIan-
dTla Railroad for the South and Southws q. sc 9
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EVENING STAR.
THE VILLAGE COURTsHIP.

Tapping 1t the window,
Peeping Ger the blind,
It's really most surprising,
He never learns to mind;
Twas only yestsr evening,
Al IN the dark We sat,
Ny mother asked me sharply,
Pray, Nina, Who il that ?"
w hos that, indeed! you're certain
HOW much she made me start;
Men seem to lose their wisdom
when s'er they lose their heart.
Yes! there he Isl see him.
The lamp his shadow throws
Across the curtained vlndnw-
He's stepping ON hrs toes
He'll never thing 4 tapping
Or making any DIN,
A knock, though even the slightest.
10 worse than looking in;
Tap! tap! would any think il?
He never learns to mind.
IT'S surely most surprising
He thinks my mothers blind.
IT'S plain must 70 to him;
It's Of no use tn cough:
I'll ops the door just softly
III but 70 send MN on.
lis well II from the door step
He be not shortly hurried:
Oh man there ne er was trouble
Till you came in the world
Tapping At the window
And peeping DER the blind
Oh man! but you're trouble
And that We maiden ind.
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Medicines.
H., THE ONLY ARTICLE pvvr
WITH IMMENSE
HOME AND EUROPEAN DEMAND.


The reason Why is tina, BY Natures own process.
nAlf oeooenes cray: supplies the nsfsra MUGS an
drSs iios,nI and Ssaa from s he .o.e cs,s. snd
tones mp the nerves, and thrs cares all head
the ssas ss
Ing on; sSit son. glossy, healthy aHd beautiful
i will never fail or Be come cray; then. reader read
the following and judge for yourselves;
Me.srs. O. J. woop Co.-G.n.Isar.s Hsvrs heard T.
good about Professor Woods Hair Restorative nj
hair ben qss gray made miHd 20 Is, aside
Fad sssr al Of patent medicines. ana short tuo
Teen very ..tisf.s tina; glad
dd and in Justice To- o. as well a, for The snoS1rAs.
ment Of others who Be ~As bot wEo having
Urejadice without fer set lag IL hsid'
pro pro, being ocular denonsr.i,n wIits
Ihis letter which show taSh ssd .lso
ib. n Y. wiz. Railing Raj b;i!Gmsn, e cry day
Ny hair ts .iur.l color and mach Improved In
am. yours respectfully HxSnr JssxIxs
0srnsr Of Ooulob,. and Carroll Stu, Broo.iys.
LIvnesror Ala, Feb Il. Is,s
PRor. wocp-Ds.r Sir: Your Hair R,rter.u has cone
good Il this CT the NJ hair hss ben
fsm slight I quite iuf.aL have
osug you Bsr for siI weeks. md hns that
have fine cad Of hair growing sfer having used al
other remeIies to no effect Ink g. the most val
that way to your remedy You pLb INF. yOu
think proper. Yours.ke s-w. kIpDLErer.
PHIIADELruIa, Ssrt O. ls5.
PRoF. wooD-Dear SIR Your Hair ResiOratiye proNi
iseIf highly tenefciAl aud also ILs J. k
part # cad iOst IT. srpsvAs In f~c
have used bat hall pint bottles OF Re- tr.vs and
the my head well studded 18th prom ARA
crop Of yourg hair and the Ia also e-eviI ea.h
1 have tr ed Other viii Sensn what
Think from personal reoonnt notation, can
''O' D. T. Tsos,s NJ D.. No tci Vine Street
The Restorativeis put in bottles Of three sizes,
large, med an and small; the small holds ~
pint retaiis for 81 per bottle: the meiinn huifs
st least ~ per cent more In propt rtion than the
small, Tetails Tor 80 per bottle; tha large holds
quart 20 per cent. more In proportion, and retaIls
for IS a bottle.
New \ ork. Tin tire great N. Wiro Rsing rs
tabs hment, AMI ia Market street. II. LOUIS. Mo.
And sold By all good drugsi lists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. no II SIN
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HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALI.,
IL THE GREAT PAIN ANNiHILATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA. WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.

BoTTLEs IL, Is and 50 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORE'S CURE ALL should he kept
In all families in case of accidents sudden sick
ness, II frequently cares In less time than 10
CURES to get a phy slcien.
1t cures pain any part Of the stem and La used
externally and internally.
H. As the frequent changes OF tae weather pro-
duce q bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbo
And Body; also, STIFF Neck-every person should
get bottle. 1t acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Snews, Blood and Bones audi ~ Its warming cleo
omaS netlc power, pels oil pain from the stem.
Get bottle and try II.
N: B;mr YOU have 9 Cough, use HAETs,
CHERRY-it Is the best Cough Syrup in the
World.
If yoI are Bilious, Use HhRTSEORNE'S
ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liv-
er, STOMACH and Bowels. carrying Of al Biz and
The above medicines to be had g. all Drug Stores
IN Washington city; KlGwel q Clsceil at George
town: Ii. Peel d Co. Alexandra. &C ll-tr
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CLASS 6.
No. I. !, 500 reams quartO post writing paper.
2. 1900 reams fat cap do.
s. 500 reams denny do.
Z. 1000 reams folio post do.
5. SO reams medium do.
6. 50 resms royal do.
J. 50 realms super royal do.
8. 50 reams imperial do.
8. loo realms oOioI ed medium (assorted oOlors)
No. 1. 5000 resms writing paper, 10 by 60 inches, to
weigh tw ensy eight pounds per resn.
.. l,5oo reams writing paper. ~ by % inches. to
5. $500 reams writing paper, by IS inches, to
weigh twenty six pounds.
weigh twenty -four pounds per ream.
s. $40 reams writing psper. IS BY 10 inches. to
8. 400 realms writing paper. IL BY Is inches, TO
weigh twelve pounds per ream
CONTAIN $50 perfect sheets to the ream and "os.
side" qures: they are to be made of the best mate
blue Of the rssniar STANDARD sizes ths respective
this Once; those IN oass ara to be white. and Of
the sizes and weights specified in the schedule.
quantity of eseh and ever, limo oontrsoea for in al
classes, to be furnished at such times and such
Each GLASS viii be considered separately and be
subj cot to separate contract but bidders may Of
fer for one or more OF the classes In the same propo
No proposals will be considered unless socompa-
his or their proposal shall be aeoepted will enter
into obi CATION with good and sufficient sureties
vi at til. eo snd
will be taken into consideration unless substantially
agreeing Herewith.
All the paper in the several classes must be deIv-
cred at such place aces NAV be designated IN
Washington city in good order free Of all and every
extra charge penss, and subject to the inspeo
ton, count weight and measurement Of the super
intendent and to tie In all respects Satisfactory.
samples of all the per require Cd may be seen at
this ofhce, or will be sent to persons applying for
them.
The proposals will be opened in the manner re-
suirs by law ION the first Tuesday after the. first
Monday In December next, 9Th , and the Contract
VIII be az arded to the lowest bidder.
Proposals will he addressed to GEO. w. Bow
MAN, superintendent of the Public Printing. Capitol
of the United States, and endorsed Proposals for
supp!yiny papero oc s. eOtd
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FORM OLA QUARANTINE,

FORM OF A GUARANTEE.
To Capt. Nj. c. Meigs, U. S. EagiaserS.
We the undersigned, residents of -, in the
State Of, hereby. jointly and seperally, cove
nant with tn, United states, and guaranty, in case
the foregoing bid of--be accepted, that he or
they will, within ten days after the acceptance Of
the said bid execute the contract for The same with
good and 'leIt suTetles, to perform the work or
furnish he articles proposed. conformity to the
terms of the advertisement under which it was
made. AId In case the lid shall fail TO enter
into contract as aforesaid, guaranty to msk good
the dife rsnce between the offer by the said = and
CD
thereby certify that to the best of my knowledge
and belef the above named suarantors are good asd
sufficient
Oc l-eotd
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Why do the pubic from al

the very liberal support he has met with, and hopes
by strict attention to his profession to merit DON
tInuance of Their patronage.
X. e. w wishes to inform the public that he has
made great improvements at Els Gallery. which 10
well warmed and made all snug for the Winter
season: On hand, coed assortment of Cases of the
Attest designs. for Christmas presents.
X. G. WOODLEY,
no "a 3,2 Z street, near Wizards.
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I AIDES, TUCK and all sorts of COMBS "A
- GIBBS HAIR Store, near 18th stroot. and a. Ia
oesss 1ssl. Ssd0 Wllaf<s' Assa. IT.
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n u OESflON.-
"A parts of tho
oIty 60 to WOOD
LEY'S GALE
RY for Portraits :
Because they can
there obtain a per-
feet likeness for %
cents and upwaI DIS,
and 10 charge uE-
less the sitter Is
perfectly satIsf ed.
X. q. w cooley
wishes to return
thanks to his nu-
msrOus patrons for