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MAN SHOT BY HIS Mistress The Cinein-
hati 6aEette Of September I, says About 10
O'CLOCK last night, a man named George Develin
WIS snot oy woman named Fanny French, In
'front.' OF the barber's shop on Fifth street. just
west OF Vine street. The ball entered his back
below the left shoulder blade, and was found
lodged In the chest, Just above the heart. His
situation Is very critical, though the wound IL
not necessarily fatal one, as the ball NAV have
c,rcieo round the trunk, instead OF passing
directly through it,
The circumstances of the an raw and the reasons
which led to II are, as we learn from officer Sla-
ter and another eve witness. briefly these Geo
Deveitn (of the firm Of ID. Develin 4 Son) has
been Keeping Fanny French. as his mistress for
tne last eig hteen months She asserts that she
mas during that time, been faithful 10 him, while
ne mas grown tired Of her, and has lately desert
ed her company for that Of young lady whom
ne nad promised to marry. She heard Of lis en-
Qagement and threatened, If he ever married he
would kill his wife and him too. Within a few
Gays she has been very pertinacious In her at
ompts to recover her control of him, and very
aousive to him when she has met him She has
annoyed him considerably by calling at his store
and view days ago, meeting him near her rocm
(Which IL over the barber's shop mentioned
so"nd 81, h no. only scoided him. but gave him
reilng with him. when he gave her a pistol, ask
ing her to shoot him with t.
amer this present. he stood talking with her,
ana the course Of his talk called her some dirty
names She said she would not shoot him then
aan nad no desire to do so, but II he repeated
Inc epithets she would kill him
Last night, she annoyed him by following him
IN the street He requested the officers to arrest
ner, OUT as she was doing nothing openly disor-
derry they declined, and endeavoTed to persuade
them to make up their differences
Iney walked together toward the passae e. way
,eading TO her room, when she naked him TO 20
up stairs with her He made a reply, in which
ne repeated the ePithets he had applied the night
before, whereupon she drew the pistol and shot
MIN. he was taken to Ehlen's drug store and
omcers Slater and Wheeler went into Fanny,s
room 10 arrest her. She said to Slater "You are
asentieman, and won't DENY that shot him
MS IS the pistol, which I'll make you a present
Oh, as have no further use for it," So saving
sne handed him the pistol, threw AWAY a knife
she mad in her pocket, and went quietly to the
station house, only regrettng that she had no op-
Portunity to kill Develin,s Intended
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EVENING STAR.


FOR THB STAR.
To the Rev. &**x*x n. ****&&#.
Psslm l26, 6th-"He that goeth forth and veepeth
bearing precious seed, shall doubtless come agair
VIA reIoicing. bringing his sheaves with him."
when on the sacred desk. with modest grace
~, And lovly NEE ness, bends thy reverend form,
me the ETeat thems which anlmates thy face,
bids every bosom GLOW with transport warmth.
h9N could listen to the heaven theme.
NJ, rotte 81 the pleasures which eutice me here
view human life transtory dream.
And wish with thee to gam higher sphere.
60 On, thou champion. in the cause OF truth,
Arm'd by thy Ssyiour's love.
I'LL every foe shall be subdued
By Has Almighty power,
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SEVENTH STREET
TO BI AS,
n y r n NJ
81

OAos Second Story. thfse doors frsn
., Opp EELLows' Hall.
and % :Is, .ss.
Gnsses; Telescopes. Microscopes insO ~
& M Ssn ZEE
tisement In National IntelliEcnoer.
NoRIoLE, Septembsr :. lss4.
vs 10 S.1s Ss sa iii
moro than any other hf 1TT lassy s TPssdz;Ewr,I
and
FOCUS recommend him as h isf" Y0 81 WISE
Parfs oSsSDsa 2S a% r.; lsss
which used and found them OF great assistance to
IN Ss s1S O f s @
not too far gone to be benefited BY such aid.
From an examination Of MT. fobias' Gisssss. and
from his observations and remarks, am convinced
'''~' ~ - ~ !. j. BLACKFORD.M.D.
Mr.. John Tobias, having furnished me with elias
ss!isi ifsS 4 soTSs me shs sSf:Is.s sss:aIs =
f Ejst 81 tn. f SSS}sI.S:.
WILMINs TON, N. c., June q, 1854.
M. .ToBIAsEDsq, 81, am happy 70 say thai
s9s snts1 From IN
visual range ofmy eyes, have heretofore found great
5 the 81 d
and of your optOmeter this difficulty has been happily
Sbvstsd 90 that thS Gsssss you furnished me are
V' k ksSs of i. I p 1s4 MIA
shmenf Of Mi; Tobias for the purpose Of trying h.
Blue vhios have Afforded me more relief and srsti
cation than any have ever tried My sight, origin.
% :SsS and M. s Is:
aid of these glasses ] can study almOst rs late a
that too without the RST gESyou'
Late Commissioner 6enn Land Oboe.
four months, and take great pleasure in saying thai
| am much pleased with them, i hsys beer mgOi
0' Ssy ssh y }s saem' ho' f'soAhboAsA'
Twas recommended to Mr.. John Tobias a. akilfsl
wan 70 :s. Mn
oomprehsnd them By inspection and some slight
s %s Il ass sd' Hs !t #
Having been for years under the pooessitJ Of hsv-
two sets Of gassesone for uso in daylight, and one
M T h
' $50 ' FS$ q B.siStS say " sss,l..
Mr.. J. TOBIAS. Siy: The pair Of Spcctacles you
srnisheS me Yesterday ysGtcllsrly satisfactory
an. S ips rely
M Ghsss
Sssn hs also sssa m and
s::'.sssis5 e. 4:
B1eeKLYN OI9KoPAI1Ic INsfIfyYIeM,
Amer mos. careful examination q a III foei..'.
Ssm scsss , S1s::
H9 70 hs S oos: %
stste that M: fobis: has supplied some of my p
'n'' with glasses to LEWIS rs B BA
co sRs s M%H MsmS E:
as Hsa sfs su
Nsnobeste[. England, and Surgeon Of the B.
NolIoLr. Va, July =, lssl.
s n q wS have nt
oonyensnoe MT. Tobss seems to have removed for
me y & 4Ssy for e.s, G 5s
sss M; II 4 Ii.
ySs hsss sSs s ofss.s s
impaired as to resuIre the use OF Glasses would
reoomIend M; John Tobias a. a suitable person
suire, as he has suited with pair Of Speotaces
for mr and near sight Ny sight IA. been imPeired
Department, which berth luired me 10 BE- on duty
from O'Clock at night till amer day, during yhloh
time used but one light. ~ W. A. WALKER.
DEPARTMENT OF INTHRfoB, May ., 1855.
From natural defects and the unesual range OF my
eyes, have been compelled to use glasses for seve.
obtaining glasses perfectly lifted 70 my eyes. -Four
months since Mr.. Tobias made two pairs espeolaily
By the use Of his optometsr he IL enabled % adsRt
glasses most FlnutsIy 70 the sXs; most cheerful
NE glasses, and bear M fSesWQpy = 70 MS s1u -
@.ssessea. A-ptsssE 20 = ~ 'fseSs js&kyL 1
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COuuudPum.

WHAT'S the difference between little Queen Vic
And the shaggy dogs tail that il moving SO quick
Inc unerenoe 10 thIs-I say without bragsing-
gIng.
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r ONT wORT HY'S
IL PURE OHIO
CATAwBA BRANDY.
N. PIKE, Sole Proprietor.

This Brandy has been anufaotursd for several
years from the Pure JuIce of the Catawba Grape,
thus afordng additional evidence Of the progr ess
Of American enter prise and industry, and Of our
ability to produce arIic % at hon. equal to those
made by any other ion.
The OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY not only
equals but exoels the best Imported Brandi's IN
Lnown. This statement is fully corroborated BY the
Certlhca'es Of our most distinguished analytical
IL II is a sure Remedy for Dyspepsia, Fla'u-
lency, Cramp, Cholic. Lang uor, Lo. Spirits, Gene
raj Debility. DC. No family should be without it.
IL KeIail price 81 IS per bottle.
8. N. Pike bias appointed DAN'L. b: CLARKE,
Druggist and Pha rma ceutist. corner of Pa. avenue
and ~ street, Sole Agent for the District where
dealers and customers will please forward their
orders. An Ia
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Miscellaneous.

RLACKIsTQNE's PAvILION,-The under
~. isnsd so1 Ms:hnstSn, having taken
P.vihen i, il 81: Mary: county; Gd near Biso.-
the most sasant in the state and the water pos
and TGSs SBssh ao
oommodation., spacious Dining and Bali Rooms,
sseSn fssa S1
70 the enjoyment Of the guests. HIS Table will be
stocked with the choicest Wines VIZ ssi Iauor.
and Cigars. First rate Cotillon Music. dilisent
and Fishing Boats siwsys at hsnd The 6sh i sf is
unsurpassed IN the United States Terms 81 so per
daJ Tor less than week; for week or more, LIS
sIThsrs viii be sr :, InasPs9denos Ball at
0 sa so Thereafter s%HR III rop
WALL. STEPHENS q ~ Cos =, p, ,
'Bory AND E9PyYEgs$Sss S g h5s' Mfsia:''
For School and Dress Wear.
Parents and guardians wishing to furnish their
children and wards with School and College Outfits
for the coming season, are invited to examine our
large ~ Bd s1s'p GrST TfIfs{ Of
anss VIII, out .s ss OF
MAD. GARMENTS Of substantial and durable qualit,
:" m No. &s$SSL STEPHEN. z, III > 6, Coz
- lish, French. German, Spanish, Latin and Greek
Books for primary and collegiate schools.
DAVIS Mathematical Series.
Glreeneafs do. do.
Emersou's do. do.
billiards Re, ders.
SArgants do
Ollendorf's Grammers.
Woodbury's do.
Farquell's do.
ShIrilef's Governmental Instructors book that
should be in the hands of every body-ust received
together with all the other School Books rsed In
this city, at SHEPHERDS,
au 50 Corner 9Th and ID streets.
LES US BAILEY'S NEn BOOK-The Age:
L q Cotloquia Satire, by Philip James Bailey,
author of Z" r estus;" IS cents.
, foetry, selected for the use of schools and fami-
lies; 50 cents.
Just received at PHILIPS
New Bookstore, $50 Pa avenue,
au9 bet. 9th Ind 10th SITS.
r. T N w X f..
ZONE all ye who are in want,
Come all who are in need
Wanting Tin Work Of all descriptions,
Or Sheet iron Stoves, and such like:
Copper Work done to order.
Gail and see J. T. TON9E,
Old Union Building, b st., bet. 18th and l4th.
N I'm
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wHEELwRIGHT, NUDGE CO.,
" WHOLESALE

WHEELWKIGHT, NUDGE CO.,
w WHOLESALE
p A f ID e A l. E r 8,
No. IA Hanorsr street, corner Of German,
BALTIMORE, MD.
=, Agents for l.. l.. Brown e. Co.; Thom AZ Colt;
Cars2n Bros Coz Dickey, Ross Diokey; Ea-
Robbins; X. & A. H. hubbard; Jessud & Latfiil;
J. Kong Go Owen 4 Hurbut; Patner & Por-
ter; Palmer Smith; Parsons Paper Company:
Marlboro Mills; Metropolitan Mills; Sycamore
Mills; and various other celebrated makers.
Also. full assortment of Book binders Leather,
Cloth, Glue, &C.; Printing Papers, News and Book;
Colored Papers OF all kinds; straw Board.; Bind
ers and Trunk Boards; Bonnet Boards, white and
coIored; Printers Cards and ard Boards, in every
variety; Tissue and Shoe Paper; Hardware and
Manila Paper; Press Boards.
A fnll assortment Of French Folio Post, Packet
and Letter Paper, Marble Paper. Post Ofhce and
sheathing. Tack and spics Papsrs; Printing and
Writing Ink; Alum. BLEACHING Powders.
III Paper Of every description nadc 20 order.
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Medicines.
n THE GREAT WONDER
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Ssys the g.: Louis tMo,l Democrat: Below We
superior merits OF his hair tonic such evidences
m"st have its sleot, when coming from a reliable
Dr. needs no encomiums, nor useless putfery from
the press:
PROFESSOR o. J. wooD -Gentemen Hayjns M A.
t.ation called few month. since to the highly
ls.ton Of y nPon my own hair which had become quite
some procured bo,tls Of
your Hair Restorative and used IT, soon found
have since procured another bottle have used
some can now certify to the world the. the white
my hair has resumed its natural color and believe
two used with same eject - 'A' 's' Of "''
covsry assured that whoever rightly uss per
w not n.ys e,;1 20 my state
last fifteen years. and am known to nearly he
my attached is at your service As with 20 pre-
serve the sesnt e Of nature in others wei.
WOODS HAIR REsToRArIvE.
.# BALTIMORE, January %, 1883.
rnSrr:os woSD-ps.r SIR Having had the
fever Orleans in IsE4 was indaced 70 maxi isi
Gl M and o.na = 70 =: the very
..s cam :nc N. obligations 70 yT1 in to the
standing and pastor of the Orthodox Church Brookae
Mass He Is gentleman Of great influence and universally
BRooKFIKLD, January H. lsss.
FRorEs.oR woop-DeAr Sir Having trial Of your
Hair Restorative. gives say
has been excellent removing inflammation dandrun and
constant tendency to itching with which have been
Quilted from cildhood; also my hair,
which coming gray its original color Ihave used
no other article with anything like the pleasure
profit Yours truly, J. K BRAGG
The Restorative is put up in bottles offs sues,
VIZ: Large, medium, and small the small holds
PINT, and retalls for 8 per bottle the medium
holds at least twenty per cent. more in proportion
than the small, retas for 81 per bottle; the large
retails for IS.
%. ]: WOOD CO, Propriesors. sI2 Broadway
New York, lin the great N. Y. Wire Railing Estab-
lishment, and ia Market st., St. LOUIS, Mo.
- Aud sold BY al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. au ism
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SALES s SE rfS 6f Sot hAEEs IN THE
jy 9-lawtSep Z

In pursuance of law, it is hereby declared that
tice of postponement. dated May 27th 1855, al the
to wit:
At the land office az MONROE. commencing on
Monday. tire spth day Of September next, for the
disposal OF the public lands, heretofore unOfered,
IN the following townships and parts Of townships.
North Of the base line and east of the prineipal
meridian.
Sections s, 4, and 6; the r q and the N n OF NV
and the N II Of sW y of u Of township eighteen;
sections 6, TO- u, IL, 10, 20 p "a s. D. 50 S.
s.. and IS o! township nineteen: sections to g. in
cusive; and sections o. %, &, 81 and S. of town
s :hlRR twenty and township '~'n''on'' Of range
Sections e q G, 9, 10, u. Ia IS, o. a. "a, IS q 81
inc1.ivs; and sections g. 81, and O Of tosnsSic
tw nty; and townships twenty -one, twenty two,
Sections 2, s. 8, 10. I2,I4, IT, % q g. 2s q. 81.
y, 81 and %, OF township nineteen; sections TO 81.
twenty; and townships twents -One, twenty two,
and twenty three, OF range ten.
Of range eleven.
At the land efhoe at MONROE, commencing on
Monday, the nth Of September ext. for the dis
sections. within the aforementioned townships,
which remain to the United States. within six miles
Texas railroad" subject, as required by law, to
minimum Of two dollars and hfty cents per acre,
North Of the base Tine and east Of fks principal
msridtas.
Townships ~ and is Of ranges
townships 10. IL, and 49, of ranges O. To- H. and II
Townships Is, 10, and IL, of ranges Is and Il
Townships Is and 10, Of rangel5.
The offering of the above lands will be commenced
the days appointed, and will proceed in the order
In which they advertised until the whole shall
have been offered and the sales thus closed but no
sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks, and
private entry Of any Of the lands will be admitted
until after the Iplrstlon Of the two weeks.
lands Appropriated by law for the use OF schools,
military and other purposes, will be excluded from
the sales.
Given under my hand Al the cItv of w.sbinston.
thus sixteenth day OF Jusy Ammo DomIni one thou
sand sht hundred and hfty- eight.
By order Of the rresldent;
THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner Of the General Land Oftoe.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the rirht Of pre- emptIon
TO any OF the lsncs within the townships and parts
oftownshlps above enumerated In required TO estsb-
hsh the same To the ssts action of the register and
receiver OF the proper land once dad MAKE pav-
naenf thereJ0r as Soes as practicable aJfsr Soc
trs fhts notice. and before the day appointed for
the commencement Of the public sale OF the lands
embracing the tract claimed otherwise such claim
wall be forfeited.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Ohhce.
jy 10 lawl5w
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MOTTO no PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

NerleE OF EHki FsoissfTHosEMENr 9. The
WE'RE ORDERED TO BE HELD BY Pro
CI.AMATION No 6n2.
Notice Is hereby gwen that the pu bio sales of
yacs Vt rubl ls d. within the Terut"ry Of ebtss
Ks, which were ordered II, proclamation No. co.,
dated Msrch -, tste IN he he'd 81 the lard oces ut
BROWNSVILLE, NEBRASKA Gre and OMAHA CRY,
IN the Territory Of ehaska, on the 9Th dag Of sep
tenber next, are hsrs hy posisoned By rider Of the
President, until Septem ber leJ9 PRIOR tn witch pc
nod the saes viii again be adyertiscd aoograns 90
Acting Commjs'r Of the General Land ofhee.
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nR. r. FINLEY HUNT,
u DENTIST~
No. SO Ponnsylvania avenue,
Will perform ell operations belonging to his >4110
profession at his Old established office, above.
l9-tf
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w. CARD
IN va.s ~ mere 10 rumor float that W desI
Ia ts o. penitenfiary manufacture. Such teins
well ~ ~, &c oeem II necessary, Tor our credit, ss
ment On sEd defy any man TO prove the state
the In rxe.t IA ary We puIc chase our work OF
- saa.fr =. shs state ali thst is necessaf,
stock vhicb ~. s i,ind u 70 call sud 81 am ne our
ss.mias 4, .n snotne, column. IL has BEEN slreedy
10 he ~ the best judges in tho city. and
- H. w. HAGiI.Yor 4. 10
sn SrN NO. ~ Ith %, oppo. C min M..L,.
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AND ITS PREMAT TRE DECLINE.

Lso!tsNea, unndits, n. 1th Ihotsdnd.
Medicine. of Spermatorrhea or Local -ES
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, ANxM
Genital and Nervous Debility, impo Sy
tency, and 1mpediments to Marriage ScII~1YI
generally, BY B. DE LANEY, M. ID.
The important fact that the many alarming com
OF youth. may be easily removed WITHOUT MEpI-
CINE Is, In this small tract clearly demonstrated; and
the entirely new and highly successful treatment,
as adopted by the author, fully explained by means
Of which every one is enabled to cure HIMSELF
avoiding all the ADVERTISED nostrums of the day.
sent to any address, gratis and post free, in a
sealed envelope BY renting post paid two post
age stamps to DIR. B. DE IANEY,
a. 1tser9S - East 81 Of ct Ns~ Vnrk Citv
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~ STORE

The subscriber begs leave to say that he has
opened New Store, corner of It'll and T. streets
where ne Intends to keep an assortment of WINES,
Liquors, CIGARS, and fine GROCERIES,
hne Teas, Sugar Coffee, Flour, Soap, Olives, RaIs-
ms, Figs, Ssrdines Ancnoyes, &c., all of the most
approved brands and qualities.
Families and members OF Congress are particular.
~ invited to cal and examine the stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
A general assortment of fine Havana Cigars, m
ported direct by the subscriber, at wholesale and
retail.
Canal Boats supplied on reasonable terms, and
produce taken in exchange.
Levy's Old Whisky Of 1890 constantly on hand.
Country orders punctually attended to, and Coun-
try Produce, Of all description received on conSgp-
mont. JONAS p, LEVY.
Successor to Brereton Il Bro, No. 464, 7th stree
corner of F, opposite the Patent Office. m 2S-ly
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RC9ks tnPvkfED NY ATLANTIC TEL.
n, ffyhArh Orders for Enslisk Book exc
.. FRANKLJN PHILIP, Bookseller.
20" ~ "a. sv., bet. 9Th and I0th IT..
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~ CARD.
i HE undersigned respectfully informs his friends
and the public that in addition to his Copperplate
Engraving and Printing Establishment. he has made
Arrangements to execute at the shortest notice and
In the highest s,yle Of art, all kind of LITHO-
GRAPHIC PRINTING.
The I.ithogrsphio Department OF the business of
the under gned vii, be under the hmm diate drec
ton Of Mr. kogge, late superintendent for Saroni
Knapp and Major.
SELMAR SIEBERT,
au 19-lm No. as LIST st., east CAPITOL Hill.
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NOTICE.

HI sabscrIber bexs leave to inform his fri ana.
attention 20 the Commission and Forvardine S1.,.
rnS,s: that he has large stock NJ kns Groceries.
sss $40 retail, ut No. asa 7th street csTneT Of 3
"pposits the Patent Once. - : -. :.
...-,s JONAS p. LEVY.
oSN -a. Commission Merchant.
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ADIEY TUCK and all sorts of COMBS at
ealss koom. under Willards' Hotel. % sen
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INTENSIVE AsSORTMENT
MAHOGANY, wALNuT. ROSEWOOD AND
OTHER FURNITURE, AT PRIvATR SALE.

EXTENsIvE ASSORTMENT
aa S#asA
The .ub.crbsI 4. having o.%Hlssed nj. assortment
s sSn :nS ' b. ':soof e oi al them: and
Fine Mshossny. Walnut, Cherry. and other Ward
Fine Mahosany. Walnut, and Cherry. Jenny Lind
Fine Walnut and kossvood Etrssrss. Ladies' Cab
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Sofas and Chairs.
Pine sold OAK Marble top and other Cottage Cham
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Dressing and other
Bureaus. and Sldeboards;
Fine Marble top, Centre, Sofa, and other Tables,
G hItns; S hn and CrooEeJ Ware Looking
MY purpose !: to sell a. ohe., as any o.her person
Halter my self that no person wishing to purchase
will be disappointed ifthey give me q Gall.
an ls-n No. SOS 9TH street.
SHIRT MANUFACTOKY,
fs., door, S SssH Io.s S.
- John H. EAyLRN Iis'i s:s. l..v. to inform
sndfa he hs: sSe9s (.
]. prepared p m.1ufactuIe SHIRTS Of the best
osd ID .. h Sos: a! sa IN N.H
The style Of cut has never been surpassed.
AL gentlemen wishing q good Mt are invited TO call
and leave their measures. Shirts manufactured
Dr. =: 1cos sS nj x 1s Waited
au l6 eo5w
SECRETS OF LADY's TOILET.-The Arts
- OF Beauty, or Secrets Of a Lady's Toilet, with
hints to gentlemen on the arts of fascinating, BY
Madine Lola MOntez, vol price 50 cts.
La Mason de Penarrsn. par Jules Ssndean. de
L,Aosdamie frncsi., vol;
vol l. Roman Do "a "G FRxSk HhsoRRf HssSs''
New Bookstore,
au8 $50 Pa. ave-. bet. eth and 10th sts.
COAL-COAL-c0AL, go
Beach. OAK and Pine WoOb. which viii be cd
low for cash or to punctual customers, nom my
s1pc, H ss.orimsnt Of Red snc White Ash, nicI
ems Valley, and Cumberland GOAL, whIch will be
sold ut reduced prices. from the vessel. MY friends
and the public generally Will please favor with
call befJrs buying elsewhere.
Dealer in Wood, Coal, Eime Il land,
auu i4th street. near Canal Bridge.
CORDON's AsIATIC MIxTURE-A safe.
Elux by sentery. Disrhea and all affections of the
Bowels, and for Sumner Complaint Of Children.
Ihsre 10 no MeIicIne equal to Z; 1t would not in
cure an infAIt month old. The subscriber has
used II IN his family for more than ten years, and
the afflicted free Of charge, with entire suo-
men ~ t CITY that have tested It's virtue TO place
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