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o. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, April 10TH 1859.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals
vii he received at this department until the tenth
oay OF May proximo, for the ssne of any portion,
or the WHOLE of five millions of dollars i'm treasury
notes In ex change for gold coin the United States
deposited with the treasurer of the United States
the treasurer of the Mint at Pkiade pha the treas
urer of the branch Mint at New Orleans, or thu
assistant treasurers at Boston, New York Charles
ton, or st. LOUIS within ten days from the accept
ance oil such proposals, undsr the authority OF the
aot OF Congress entitled, IAN act to authorize the
issue OF treasury notes." approved 2sd December,
1857.
The treasury notes will be issued upon the receipt
mere OF certificates of derosite with those officers
To the credit OF the treasurer of the United Statcs
They wall be made payable to the order of such bid
der or bidders as shall to make such ex change
al the lowest rate of interest, not exceeding six
per centum per annum, and will carry such rates
from the date of the certificate OF such deposite,
The proposals must stat the ratio ofintarest with
out condition ard without reference to other bids,
and contain no other fractional than one fourth
one half. or three fouTths Of one per cenIum: One
per ccntum OF the amount proposed to be exchanged
must be deposited with one of the treasury officers
above enumerated, whose of such depo sta
must accompany each proposal as security of It's
fulhlment. if the proposal is not accepted lmme-
date directions will be given to return such depos
lte. Should the proposals bs variant from the pro-
Visions of the aot of Congress of this notice they
will not he CONSIDERED.
All proposals under this rotioe must be seeIed,
and inscribed on the outside, proposals for Treas.
ury Notes." They will be opened at this depart
mont, at IL o'clock IN, on said tenth day Of May.
-..-.- HOWELL COBB,
l-d of y tba
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ap I'D
Secretary Of the Treasury.
r. BAKER, ,ARTAXERXES F. OFFUTT,
AND EhiZABETH A. OFFUrT. his WIFE,
hillary l.. OFFUTT, AND WILLIE u.

OFFUTT:
,,fon are hereby notified that he Hon. VIM. M.
MerIick. Assistant Judge of the Circuit Court of
cation, as the authorized agent ofthe United Satee,
ISSUED his warrant directed to the Marshal of the
sad District commanding him to SUNNI n iury of
eighteen men TO meet on your land, called Whiteha-
ven or by whatsoever name or nsmes the same may
said District of COlumbia, and west of eorg etown
ana on the north Ofthe Chesapeake and Ohio Canil,
II o'clock in the forenoon cf said day. for the pur
pose ~ valu; ng and coDdcmnDg part of said piece
oil and as OF an absolute estate perpetuIty in the
sad United states, for the use of the Washing ton
Aqued1ct, and assessing all damages which the
owners thereof shall sustain by reason of the said
United states cutting and constructing the said
Washington AQueduct through said piece of land;
when and where you Will attend, if to you 1t shall
seem meet. Nj. c. MEIGS.
Captain OF Engineers Chief Engineer
49, ofthe Washington Aqueduot.
Washington. April 18th, 1885, = ap l4-2w
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'' -
y DIR. STEPHEN BAILY,
oSSicn NO. isa fkyNsILyaSLA Avaktx, 6S2SSs

DR. BAILY bess eavs to inform the rublio that hs
can be seen at all hours, his office located as above
de feels assured that xpcrierce of fifteen years
variety Of difficult caSes thai Re has treated Success
tally, yhl enable hun TO- surnount any dificuity,
own experience conf rming toe OPT mon OF many meu
emdnsnt nd n The profession and especay Drs. na.s
az Ena@ss, CUTS ieToSn India RuBbsr, .Sa and sc cs
Tseh and that PofSsaD oSned E on oa PAIN am
is the Only reliable substance thst be worn in the
American Dental Convention. '''"" " INC iAs'
ALTHOUGH he i.tteTs himself from hi. long resi-
known to his numsrous frieadS ard sStrons he besI
leave to refer them to tho following
TESTIMONIALS:
From tho late Rcctcr of the Church of Epiphany
Or. STEPHEN BAII: Desr Sir--I desire to .Ipr.,,
my esteem for you personally, and my conadence ip
you as superior dentist. The operations executed
may receive the patronage frpm my frienGs and The
ssbc that your skIll DO wei deserves.
Washington. Aug. ss, 1855. IN W.FRENoE,
Frsm ono OF the oIdest firms In Baltimore, msssrs.
K,vins employ b. ae s.epsen SiI SS SURGEON Dan.
porta and piss IF s ycb l?c me he @ di5 mn n
my entire satisfact;Gn and view of the fact that
College OF Baltimore aiied after repested treis "a
perform the same wo.k satisfactorily, II gives me
% Of e5PIsSs E my Se q confidence and
Baltimore. Jan. IL, lsS7. HARnANN B08as.
sxtrtct from note received from the late Hon yehs
IA. Caytoc.
y. g. SENATE, Arg. 70, Issa.
Ths teeth yeu made for ms WORT admirably notA.
nf could be better. Psr' faa fTsaasatnliy, ,cr.xxo.
Ie those th,. seek relief from the 5. of tn,
teeth, csn cheerigllJ recommend DE-. 4. Baily ps
superior Dentist; he made SET of eorceIian teeth
Hor one Of MY fsrll, and plugged rsvsra teeth for
myself and the work hss all stood vs for more thar
ton yea-s. ROBERTT. NIXON,
OF the Va. Conf Of the M. 4. Church South,
ADnl Is. 1855.
We, the undsrsirned, having had occasion to svsI
ourselves OF the professional skill of DR. =. Baiy
surgeon Dentist of this ctJ, having been cogniY-
ant OF hs operations our families Of friends, take
pe9sare In expressing admiration of his artistic
skI, as well as OF the uniformly satisfactory mr. seI
In WHICH he performs the most deGca and difcul
operations IN Dsnts Surgery, and peotfry re-
commend hln TO the confidence and patronage of ths
Dublc. of which we consider him emnently worthy,
THOMAS L. WALTER, Architect u. =. CapItoi,
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. d., of Washington, u. C,
y. s., LINCOLN. NJ. o., OF Wa shington, ID. c.
Jos. HI. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. G,
gIoRaE WALTON, Ex- Governor of Florida.
WALTER LKNox, EX Mayor of Washingtorl
HENRY BALDWIN, u. :. Patent Once,
y. G. WIsHT, Principal Rittenhouse Academy.
isbf0 II
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TO WILLIAM HUNTER AND sally Fl.
HUNTER HIS WIFE, AND SAMUE L.

H0 WatI:IAM nuNTER AND sally Fl.
HuNTER HIS WIFE, AND SAMUEL
Ou are hereby Motif 20 that the Hon William NJ
MerIlck, A Assistant Judge OF ths Circuit Court of
the District of Columbia, has this day, on my appi-
cltOn as the authorized agent of ths United States
Issued his warrant. directed TO the M-rxhal of the
said District, commanding him to summon in of
eISh cen good aud la9 ful me n, me on our land
called w hItehaven," or by whatsoever name or
names the same may be called, living (west Of
GEORGETOWN and north Of the Chesa2o cake and Ohio
Can11 10 IN county Of Washington IN the Distr ct
May, la53) at III O'clock IN the forenoon of said
DAY, Tor the purpose of valuIng and conSemnng
tate in psrpetuty in the said United states for the
gse OF the Washington Asueduct, and assessing all
reason of the said Unitsd States cutting and non
strqctiDg the said Washington Aqueduot tn uga
scld piece OF land; when and whore you will att end
If to you 1t shall seem meet.
M. G. MEIGS,
Captain Of Engineers, Chief Engineer
~, Washington Aqueduct.
washington City. April IS. 1852. 40 Ia d2w
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Dentistry, 60.
CHEoPLAsTIC PROCESS,

4 GHEOPLASTIC PROCESS,
" AN fMrR0VEMENT IN p
MECH ANlUAL DENTISTRY.
Dr: T. q. HILLS res poet fully informs the pubic
that ne Ia now prepared to insert partial and
,ui, setts OF TEE ii at sOHable rates, ,SJyyTTS
on thls improved plan. he great advar-~-I
tage this process has all Others 10 ats perfect
AaaPtstlon- Ibe method of itself ipsures a most
perfoct ht. The metal 10 entirely free from al me-
tallc taste and of the of the mouth
can nave any effect upon it. Testimonials from the
It's great tsnPerloIIty, can be seen, All those per-
snLs VINO are suferGg with vi adapted plates will
IA explaining and exhibiting To them specimens of
me work. All inquiries should be made At my Of
hce. as am the only authorize ed agent for this bro
cess. -
Office, No $50 Penn. avenue, between 18th and
Is -
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,,. washington Aqueduct.
Washington City. April IS. 1852 40 Ia -d2w

ITO LEWIS CARBERY. JOSHUAA RITCH-
IL, AMI MAkf Richie, HIS WIFE,
SSHtppEvMANKnEtR, Stp * HIS IS, WIFE, JAMES CAR
Ion are herebv notified that the Hon. William NJ
MerTiok, Assistant Judge of the Circult Court OF
the District OF Columbia, has this day on my a. PHI
cation as the authorised ent the United States
issued hts warrant, directed to tke Marshal Of the
saId District. commanding him to summon iury of
e.Shtsen g32c and lawful men to meet on your land
names the same may be called, lying in the County
OF washington In the said District of Columbia, be :
lng west Of Georgetown, Hnd north of the Chesa
peake and Ohio Canal, on Thursday, tho 18th day of
Ap, instant, 1888, at ii O'Clock the forenoon Of
said day, for the purpose of valuIng and condemn
in: two parts OF said piece of land az Of an abso
estate III perpstuity In the SAID United ates, for
me use "f the Wa shngtOu Aqueduct, and assess
Ing all da ages which the owners thereof shall sus-
tam by reason OF the said United States cutting and
constructing the said Washington Aaueduct
thronsh sud piece Of land: when and where You Will
attend II TO you 1t shall seem meet.
Nj. G. MEIGS,
Captain of Engineers, Chei Engineer
OF the Washington Aaucduct.
washington City, hprll Is. 1853. ap = DIV
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Summer Retreats.
tIUMPHRIEs Il JUENEMANN,s

- iLEASURE GARDEN.
This popular place Of summer resort so cnnyrni-
ent tcr an hours recreation Of all in Wash A. 4
Ington. will bs opened fur the season on9EA9
the afternoon OF Monday, the Sd of May i.:,htl !
prO1iIno, when, and on each succeeding MOrday
Throughout the selson, fms Band of Music Wi
be 10 Attendance and the Dancing Saloon Will be free
to all respectable visitors.
Th.uag hovt the ast season this admirable Pleas
uTe Garden gaye universal satIsfa ctun. and was
pstrOnsed by many thousand persons Of both sexes
Encouraged hy The patronage then bestowed on
them, the prOpTetOrs have made the arrang
for the coming season on a more extended and i0e-
raj SCALE which c1nnOt fail to delight all visitors
The fol owing rules must be observed 10y all their
patrons:
lst. No political discus ssions Whatever will be per-
mltted.
2d. Boys will not be admitted, unless accompanied
by their parents or guardians.
Sd. No intoxicated person permitted to enter tho
gates or 10 re ain on tn premises.
the Pnblo VIII, AT 81 snce. comprehend the ne
cessity for the due enforcement Of these reguls-
tons. which wI he the business of the pollcs Off
GERS who will ALWAYS be in attendance.
HUMPHREYS K JUENEMANN
PROJECTORS of the Pleasure Garden
on the corner Of 4th 3nd r SITS.
ap 2-lm Capitol Hill.
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Sold everywhere.

EDWARD DOLAN.
L MERCHANT TAILOR,
SIGS OF THE GoI. EN- FLEECE,
Corner of 18th street and Penn. avenue, opposite
WIllards' Hotel,
(ForTqErky Of = EoSton.D
After supplying his numerous customers with Cos
tunes for the Fancy Ball. is now prepared Ia a.
offer an inducement of his splendid asSori-
ment Of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, N
selected by himself xpressly for the custom VII
trace, on the lowest cash prices, aud war --As>~
rants perfect ht By hrs own practical kno W edge
and having of the best cutters from Boston md
the best workmen, he hopes to give generpI tatIs-
faction TO those who viii please to favor hIm WI n
their patronage.
Constantly on hand fresh supply of GentIemens'
Furnishing Goods. (Statesl an no
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DEFRIGERATORS. ICE PITCHERS, WA
IL TER-COOLERS, &c.
,Farson's Universal Stone-J ar X efrgerator, with
aterman's Patent Ventiator ATTACHED, IE1es
conceded 10y all who have used them TO be -
decidedly the best Refrigerator known. E1A
simpsons Patent Ice Pitchers, f%H%~H
Waier Coolers. Il @. -e
Also on hand, large stock % Cabinet FurIii ure
and Housekeeping Articles generally,
G. w. EOTELER,
General House-F furnishing Ware ooms.
2.eO4Y Irnn Hall
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TIME. Is MONEY.

~ TIME is MONEY.
have this day receIved dlIec from North Attic
borough, Mass, Wallace fjoodwns celebrated 1SY14
Office CLOCKS, of superior finish, DAYS ElM
also, Wntchmaker's Regulators. Clocks for ESe
Railroad Stations, and all other styles OF S0l
Clo1ks, from 81 up to St25.
The trade supple at wholesale prices.
am the only authorized agent for Goodwin's g
Celebrated Clocks this side Of New York.
Call and see for yourselves. at the great Clock
Emporium, $40 opposite Browns Hotel.
ap 5-2m J ROBINSON.
A VERY FINE ROSEWOOD CASE UP
N night Piano, superb tone, fine fnish,~.-Yr.
seven octaves, Wi al be sacrificed for ; l50.TV
VII warrant aud guarantee 1t. and takes . "
u mack IN exchange for any piano in the store At any
time vii hln year for the same money | receive
Tor At. Tho place TO get baTgaIns in Pianos now aud
henGefoIth Is at JOHN r. ELIISiS
mA Sn6 near 10Th ST on pa avsp,Ia
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w. ANALOSrON RETREAT.
II II undersigned has rented the magnificent
dwelling on AnalOstsn Island, Opposite 4
Georgetown. for a PLACE OF RESORTa9N
Tor Gentlemen durIng the approaching 'at L
WARM season, aid pledges himself to keep il IN a
Inc beauty of tins charming Island is too well
known to require description.
IL can be conveniently reached, br boats from all
qnaIteTs boat will ALWAYS be found in waiting at
the lower end of High street, GeorgetoEn, within
.wo hundred Yards of the Omnibus station and one
al 9TH street Srldge, Canal. ....
Inc nnderslEnedis is quite certain that If g entemen
Will make one trip there, they will thereafter visit n
as oiteH as their business Will permit.
ne subscriber Is well known as having had
charge OF large and fashionable establishment in
I'D instant. f " " NJ
1t can aIso be reached by gentlemen fond of an
agreeable drive or ride by crossing the Long Bridge
and from thence, by q good road, TO the caussWay
IroL, the ma, N land to the Island.
l.. HALPIN.
Ii;S,;;-Arrangements can be wade for the accom-
inOuatlon OF Pic Mics and Fishing Parties at the
%frfpseery and Wine Store of Jonas p Levy corner
Oh and streets. north, near the Canal No. S5i.
dp 10 Std&w6w tIntei.d & .atesD
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EURNIFURE!-FURN URNI

II IURE ~ r..
Now in store the most COMPLETE assortment of
tCABINET FURNITURE ever offered to0
the pnblIc, embracing every article nee assary Sl
to furnish house rom the kitchen to the at IN
ito. to which cordially inv te all who are in H
want of urnlture to give me CALL promising
bargains to all.
Handsome Par'or Suites, covered with Brocatelle.
comprising Tete-a tete Sofas, 2 Arm Chairs
And s r eception Chairs, H... -
Black Walnut ard Mahogany Parlor Suites in HAIR
cloth,
Ro,ewood, Walnu. and Mahogany Bedsteads,
Walnut and Mahogany Marble top Bureaus in great
Walnut and Mahogany Marble top Washstands,
Oak, Walapt and Mahogany Marble top sideboards,
bracket back.
Oak, Walnut, Mahogany Marble top Sldsboards,
Enclosed Walnut Commode and Paror Desks,
" alnut ana Mahogany Etageres or w WhatnOts,
Marble top and other Cottage Sets, from $50 10
Mahogany. Walnut and Oak Extension Tables,
Mahogany and w alnut Marble top Centre Tables,
MshOgany, Walnut and Iron Hat Racks,
Walnut and Mahogany Easy Chairs, in hair, CLOTH
Wa nut and Mahogany paror Chars, Oak and
Walnut Dining ard Offlce Chairs, handsome
Rus bGttom Reception Cha RS, Cane Chars
ard Rockers, of every styls and price, Child
ren's high and low Chars OF every KIND,
fuckers celebrated Spring stat Beds, Gilt frame
and other I-9okins-G Glasses, Tete -a-tete Sofas
Lounge Bedse leads and ether Lnurges. Iron
Redsteads and Iron Washstands Feather Beds,
Hair and Husk Mattresses. Common Bureaus
WsrdrObes and Washsi ands, Bedsteads, Saloon
Tab,eR, Washsinks. Towe. HACKS, Washstands.
49, and Grades. Walnut and Mshosany B1okcases,
Piano stools. Trundie Bedsteads, Sottee Cra-
dies, Campstools.
AGENTS for Grover BateIs celeb ated Sewing
Machines. e. w. BOIELER,
No. Sls, Iron Hall, Pa avenue,
ap 5-2aw8w between 9th and 10th SITS.
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CLYMOUNT PAVILION,

CLYMOUNT PAVILION,
" A NkW SUMNER RESORT,
For FISHING, BATHING, AND Rural SPORTS.
The undersigned respectfully announce to the cit
lZens of Washington, Georgetown, and 4
Alexandra, that they will open on the 2sth SENA4
Of May, at Glymount, tcommonly called r. :bttl
Marhury's I.andIng) hve miles below the = aIte
Hnuse, on the MaIyls nd shore. a new and 90
ClUUS VILlON, with Dining Room, Dressing
Rooms, and all other oonvenlences attached.
Every facility will be afforded to Schools Ass lci-
RtIOns, and Clubs.
Every arrangement will bs made for Fishing,
Bathing, &c.
The large Spring on the prem seq Is SAID to be one
OF the Purest aud healthIeht In this whole section.
. Parties wishing to secuTe exclusive use of the
Pavilion can do so or appicatiO to G.. H. Anderson
StatIOner, street. near 7th.
A Steamboat osn be chartered for Excursions on
application TO Richard III. Wallach, Geo Mali tngiy
or Ia =. Page. The latter gentle ng IN mis-
Boat with hne Saloon, aud Will he ready 10 accom-
Tnodate Excursions or and after the 25i n of NAV
next, JONES & Miller
ap 3l-2awtf prnprieto,,s.
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cash PAID FOR FURNITURE,

Mou:eseepers leaving the city, or Others declining
Informed that we are prepared, at TRSS3.3enESs
al times, to purchase their entire
Household Effects I'm large or 40
small quantities. at far prices for cssh, and thus
save them the expense aud trouble incident to an
auction. Persons will find IL to their ADVANTAGE To
ave us cail " this particular. As possess the
means and facilities for pleasing them.
cash advances made on Furniture and eyery de-
sc-Irtion of Merchandise. .-' -
IL Remember the place.
BONTZ & COOMBS,
$50 It'll street, between and x.
n aO1 I'm Sfata
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DR. X. FINLEY HUNT,

~ .-. DENTIST~
No. $40 Pennsyivcna avenue. hS
VIII perform all operations belonging to his ~llJ
profession at his old established Office. above.
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ETN &SYsxs1.s &5S
'-. Trans run as follows
Leave Washing ton at q. m
DO. do. at m.
Do. do. st43Dp m.
DO. do, tSI5 .. IA.
The Trains st and a. m and i.20 0. m, connect
directly st Baltimore for the last and az RELAY for
the West. Those at q. m. and Is .. m. for Anap-
oils, and al P m. for Frederick and Norfolk. The
a. m and 40 p. IA. traIns Express, and sfop
only ct Annapolis and Washington junofions. The
Philsdeiphia.
On Sunday only one train-st 40 pm.
Jan 20 TIL. N. PARSONS. Aren't.
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Travellers Directory.

A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON. d,
The Steamers GEORGE PAGE and THOMAS
COl.L1E Ek viii run regularly Ceav- r.
log the seyepth street wharf at the ~ 80
49, LBtvK ALEXANDRIA AT
GfoTge Psss-h, 9, 10 a. m; IN, s, and .. m.
ThonlGs Co!Iyer-7, g. II a. m; 2 and D. N.
.. LKAvE wAsHIxsroN AT
Geoyse Pase-S&, :. II a. M; ~, e and 2. m.
Ihorlds C0IEpsT-S, 10 q. IN lxi, 81, and 81 D. m.
Fare IS Cents.
Whsley's Omnlbuses connecting With the Pare
and Coly leave the Capitol and Of 18th ct.
and Pa. avenue the same time the boats leave Alex
ardrla. RICHARD WALLACE, Pres.
FOR MOUNT VERNON
The COLl.YER will leave for Mount Vernon On
TUESDAYS > and FRIDAYS, from Washington st
ga ana Alexandra az 10 O'Clock.
IN is SAM'L BAKER, Capt
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SAMUEI: Z: H0OYER'S BOOT. SHOE, AND
- TRUNK ESTABLISHMENT.
i hSve this day received large assortment Daoles
S2p Gentlemen's, Misses, Boys,: Chi eyNU
HGl drsn's and Servants BOOTS andENfrn
~ SHOES. for Spring Trade. D
tsSs- Also, a splendid stock Of .aates' and Gen
tlemen's Sole Ieather, Steel and Wood Frame
TRAVELLING TRUNKS, Packing and Folio
Trunks, Leather, Carpet5 Canvas; Vsllses; BAGS,
TTu.l,S made TO order at the shortest notice.
promiss 10 cffer unusual Inducements for CASH.
and respectfuEy request all in want 20 give a
oaII before purchasing esewhere-at Iron Hall, be-
tween 9th and 10th Streets Pa. avenue.
mA SAMUEL p. HOOVER.
NrEw PERIODICAL AND NEWSPAPER
~ DEPOT, corner 7th and ID streets, (Ststes
othce Buila,ng;l Keeps Keeps for sale ali NEwsPA-
Also, BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c,
mSl tf w. ID. SHEPHERD.
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House Furnishing Ware, &c.
No Ali SEVENTH Srlprr

NEW FURNITURE STORE 80 =
~ No 4i3 SEVENTH STREET.
49, One door soafh Of N.
o., The 9ndersigned have opened F FURNITCR X L
STOSE at the above location, .szzx. -.
waere they will keep constantly sssesseNYAe
Sn,h On hand % ~, varied assortmHnt of Ssss.1sas
HAND FURNITURE AND
hOUSEkEEPING ARTICLES. They, arc de-
ask of the public call at their establishment and
see for themselves. - -
Work the mos. SUBSTANTIAL nna mP
Old Furniture taken in exchange fFnev -.
The II CHEST CASH price paid for ali descrip-
1ons OF Housekeeping Articles. Persons about 10
aecllne eh0usekeeping VIII find 1t to their advantage
TO give us call as We are pre- pared to buy in Is
or small lots and wltfEive ticplar to this
srsnoh of business. ISRAEL & BUCHLY,
ap 1s-2w ais 7th street. door south of IL
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TEAS!-TEAS.-TEASm

TEAS AS!-rEAS.-TEASm
oursTANDARD BLACK TEA, ORANGE
PHCGo, oo0LnNG, Jef vaTio1, srsdss,
Breakfast,l CONGON.
These and other varieties of Black Tess, with
KING BURCHELL,
corner Vermont avenue
mN and 18th stpeets
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Vi UepArtInent OF t,lhte.
Mr.. j. TorIss. Si-: Tho pair Of Spec'acles ,ou
furnished as Yesterday are psrtiouary satisfactory
20 ms. They are very decidedly the best possees,
and am the owner Of esht nlne pairs, osrefully
selscted IN differsnt places and from opticians
cErmenGed 20 Ire on eoc9Ent OF their professional
EtrndaE in France Eng and, and the United Slated,
have been slEo pleased with your remarks and d.
rcc5ions the treatment of the eyes for the puT-
Pcce of preserving and improving the sight.
Respectfully you're, CHS. CALDWELL,
Professor of NJ. G.. I,ouisvills w
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" ILhINSTDN. N. N.t } uIe 70, Ibl<
To persons who have had the sight oftheir eyes 50
impaired as TO require the use Of q iasses, would
recommend MIR. John Tobias as a suitable person
snire as he has suited me with pair Of spectaclee
for far and sight. NY sight has been impaired
very much by service ol years IN the Post Ohoe
from II O'Clock 81 night tl after day, during which
time used but one light. w. A. WALKER.
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From natU raj defects and the unequal range OF nv
ewes have heen compelled use glasses for ,eye-
ral wears. 4 have tired different optioians without
obtaining glasses perfectly fitted to nv ewes -Four
months since Mr.. Tobias made two PAIRS espaoially
for ne, which have found To serve me perfectly.
By the use of his optometer he 10 enabled 20 adapt
glasses most mlnutoly to the eve. most cheerful
ly recommend Mr.. Tobias 20 al having occasion to
use glasses and bear my testimony 90 his skill
an optlcIap. HENRY T.. BALDWIN,
seS Asst Seo'v to sisn Land Warrants.