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EVENING STAR.
CLASP ME FONDLY.

Clap me fondIy. treat me kindly;
Asa lily on the bosom
of q lake reclines its blossom,
On my trusting breast reclIne;
Press your rosy lips TO mine;
From your brown and waving tressss
Shake whole clouds of tendeTnesses-
Mss me madly, kiss me blIndy-
Do not stop to droop or blush,
But 20 II, with perfect rush.
Mine you should be, mine you could De-
Falrest thou of female creatures,
None In eyes and hair can beat your %
Cupid laugh g over trips
The Norma Polka on your nps,
Where. antique like, grace reposes
SmOthered, half, among the roses.
Dearest. mine you said you would be-
saw not mo-. with faltering tongue.
But 20 IL, dearest, while you're young.
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Dentistry, %.
(NHEOPLAsTIC PROCEss, -
~ MEcHAnkfdSxLIH bGENTIsfHk5YN.r IN

DIR. T. O. HILLS respectfully informs the public
that he 10 now prepared to insert partial and
on this improved plan. The great advan IGD
tage this process has ovsT all others il it's perfect
adaptation. The method of itsef insures 4 most
perfect fit. The metal is entirely Tree from all me-
tallie taste and of the secretons of the mouth
can have any effect upon it. Testimonials from the
most prominent citizens Of Baltimore, conf rmink
its great superiority, can be seen. All those per-
who are suffering with ill adapted plates will
please give me call, and will ke great pleasure
in explaining and exhibiting to them specimens Of
the work. All inquiries should be made at INV Of
noe. as am the only authorized agent for this pro
cess.
Office, No. $50 Penn. avenue, between 18th and
18th streets, next house above Gautier's.
10 SIN
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Nisosllaneou1.
GOATS, PANTS. AND VESTS,
~ cENTsgE i FEtbfKsNs9iEs fYHNtgtEk III icLEs.
Nste aad Essh Stock,
Now Opening at
No, so Pa. avenue, under Browns Hotel,
81, Is srfEPHENs.
NisoellAnOou1.
s.f J.s. STEPHENS.

IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRENSTHEnNS and es s'sI't them; ey The Paris
has arrived from Europe with his ~
own, - well a. the manutsetSre Of g9od many
EYEGLASSES; among which are the
PERISCOPlC CONCAVE and CONVEX, The
QOgBLE FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISHED
BRAZILIAN LES, CRYSTALS, Etc.,
which are warranted TO improve any EYE affected
with weakness, cataract tending to 1t; also
SHORT-SIGHTEDNESS
Persons who compelled to use glasses, or those
now using them, will be suited at first sight. Those
wonderful
DOUBLE-POLISHED yENEZUELIAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have reoeyed the highest recommendations at the
Worlds FAIR, at Paris, through their producing O
cearness and easiness of vision heretofore unknown
in any other improvements.
Also. all ETY. les of OPERA, SPY, and MAGNI-
FLYING GLASSES, Compasses, and Microscopes
for sale AT store, corner of Eighth street and
Pennsy lvania avenue or Eighth street No, <9l be-
tween ID street and Pa. avenue.
III Do Not mistake the toynsy Of sta street.
Prices very reasonable, the same At his estab-
nshm6nt In Europe. n9-u
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WAsHINGroN AeUEDucT.
OFFICE OF The WAsHINeToN AQuEDrc7,l

Proposals are invited for the comp elton of the
Washington Aqueduct according to plans and spe
Bids will be received for the completion of the
soribsd in the Specifications, the United States re-
serving the right tn make contract for tine whole,
tageous upon comparison of the bids.
A portion. only. Oft the work can be completed with
the appropriations available; and the contracts
will be subject to the contingency of future aPpro
prlatlOns 10y Congress.
amount OF work be done and the rate of progress
under caoh contract, and for each work.
Pa meplS Will be made IN checks upon the United
states Treasury upon the monthly estimates of the
Engineer. reserving 10 per cent ali pay menis
condition of all contracts That the woTkmen shall be
PAID their full wages monthly ard IN Species
sails Tor work and materials for the Washington
AQueduct.'
or Gil bids fu! the whole or for part of the work
II not deemed advantageous; but the work Will be
awarded to the Owesr bidders for the whole car tor
parts Of the work, who give good security for the
completion of their contracts, If at reasonable
Every offer must be accompanied by a written
guarantee, signed by one or more responsible per
bidder or bidders will. If has or their bids be aocep,
ed. enter into an obligation within ten days, with
s0ou snH s.t e te IN OF
MED ny the certificate OF the United States iSt!Ict
Agent. or some Gfficer ofthe Genera! Government i
or individual known 10 the Engineer or Department
OF War that the guaFantors are able TO make good
Their guarantee.
Bids vii be opened in the presence Of the bidders
~ noon OF the 18th Mays none will be received after
tAat hour.
The work 10 be let omprises-competon Of the
dam across the Potomac at the Great Falls; build
ing Of gate houses; completion of masonry bridges;
waste weirs; building distributing reservoir; COM
pistion Of conduit; furnishing castrop pipe; build
ing Of two iron pipe bridges; laying pipes from the
distributing reservoir 70 the Navy Yard and other
principal public establishments IF Washington;
building of high service reservoir In Georgetown,
and supply of cement, sand. bricks, stone, ard ail
other materials for all OF which reference is to be
made to the deaIed des criptions and specialization
TO be exhibited IN this OIfce.
The comparison of the bids will be made upon the
quantities noted ia the specifications and plans ex-
hIbIted al the time OF letting and should bid ia
gross be accepted, the monthly payments upon the
contracts will be made pom tho estimate of The En-
gineer at prices 10 be fixed by him, with the usual
reservation of ten per cent. until the entire com
pletion of the contract according to the specrfca
tious and plans.
Proposals should stale the time within which
each work wall lie completed, provided Congress
GpprOprIaIes tie necessary funds.
Gy order of the Secretary OF War:
NJ. G.. MiIGS,
Captain Of Engineers
IN charge Of Washington dsueduct.
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HATS OF THE SEASON.

nave the pleasure TO introduce the HANDSOM-
n Isl HAT OUT; Also. fresh case Of.
portatlon. Getting them from 6rst hands -
can cner them much lower than usually sold m tbs
city. A peep at them will guarantee sales " '
iJ ssn of the white Bear" corner of 9Th
street and Pa. avenue 1' VI VII
ap 2-aOtf unpvINs
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STOP THAT RAFTING.

am now prepared TO put on '.Chapman's Elastic
Anti-Rattling Shaft Fastener" surea aRR
remedy for tho rafting of the shaft clips &2Gy&
of Carriages and Wagons, which can beWE9S
pot on at a small ex pense.
Cali and examine at nv Factory, where I have
certificates from the Leading Coachmakers in the
oopntry. ANDREW j. Joyce,
GN-8 corner litA and i sts,
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WHEN y THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events. Lad. snd Gentlemen lose one of their
greatest natural aitraCtioas-a ne head of haiT-It
becomes matter OF serious Importance, and tbs
question is W hat shall we do 10 stop the hair from
falling oil and restore lie vIgor and beauty In
ply TO this query, We beg 10 say. try DR.. HARRIS
HAIR PROMOTER ANDIMPROVER. 4 few
applications Will stop the HAIR falling or breaking.
remove dandruh, keep the scalp clean and white.
and Impart freshness and vigOr to the hair; and
although you mey have been bald twenty years the
continued use of il two months will insurA YOU =
iuxurant head of HAIR Gail aad get bottle and Il
not satisfied alter the SECOND application, return Il
6nt get the price paid.
Ask f?r DR.. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver.
Sold IN RICHMOND hy w. PErERS,,N, Drug
and IN Washington city lay IL. -. GILMAN. Drug
est, Browns Hrtel building, Ps. avenue and d.
Il. CLARK, Druggist, corner AZ street anu Pa.
evenne. apl "
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Traveller Directory.
DIKEcfhTP Z E Z Z ETFsSfsTs OF THE
w ID - II
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
= e 49,
Baitimere and Ohio Railroad,


BaItimore and Ohio Railroad.
L VI NJ X ARRA EVE MIS-
Wifh Greatly Imyrored Schedules.
THREE THROUGH CONNECTING TRAINS
FROM Asf H&Iss IN RSH foR PIE nSSsr
,.t. TIE crNciiSsiSSlkcffT' ' EXPRESS MAIL
breakfast ~ the clay House, Washington June
GTston At 20 ,. N and connects At Ben~ocd
the Ohio River, at u p. m, with Contra ono
Tram for Columbus, CIneInnst,, and lnis,Iases'e
PG ~. f fsish GfkEaT CINCINNATI And ST..
hnciudIns Sanday. at s. 3 m. reaching Cincnnsii
At .. next dSy, and CONNIE ciInE directs WIN ~
and Tor st Iouis Kansas. etc. Time, FROM Wash
ngton to CInc at8,in % hours or 10 II LOUIS only
sd "fNCINNATI. DAYTON, ISDIANhPo,
La, CAIRO; ST LptiSi gu EliGA 49,. ;st A csst
Saturday and sunday st p. ~, connect,ss at
Washington JunclIoa or Baltimore leavlnE Bait.
more. ri iu p. pa. D1 sunday Night the Sonneeilon
with this FRAN is made Jy the SO p m. Tram from
Te VIEW the q rand Mountain SCENERY ofthe Rosd
IN day lght, take the IS g. M ORE o. ~ IRAN IRON
For PstSHI,burs and all Stations on the NORTH
western VIrgtnIa ODD take the .. Iu- Tram. For
all points on the Marie Ia Railroad take the same.
Baltimore by al these Trains. are the closest. most
direct and np.e that hsve yet beea offered 10 the
,ba ne sn% II the Ia @fs and ONO
Railroad aud ats assocTstenes could 'uggest' nave
ThrouSh T.cseis and Baggage Checks 10 al qusr-
teIs. snd every other possible facility val 10 iound
'WsYrASSENGERS for the Nam Stem II the
BstI,ro-e AID Oh'o Railroad wall ieaye sshnE-
ION p. io,aws: For All points between WH'hInst ~
Junction ana Piedmont tske the IS n m train or
II, stations hetgeen PIedm"ni and " hee lng take
the p. ~. Tram. 10 connect with the Frederick
lrrin raka tie ) = p. M. 1nsin. $500 - .., ,,,,,
TF For BALI MORE. PHILADELPHIA.
An NEW NORh FORE TEAMS LEAVE
WASHINGTph DilLF :"r lSai imore, - tot
| lows: At 5.I5 ana asa a. and :. sud p. m.
The - ~ qnd 3 = y Grars iu,ks r''r,er-
| tions ai BALTIMORE and PRlLADELPHiA
| Jyr NEE IORh, and 7.45 :. m. ioI fhIlsoeiPhr
| Ire 5r5s.m ard Is and .. m. Trans make the
WESTERN connections, AT the Washington juno
ton, VITA the Trains from Baltimore. rs a.oVe de-
taied. ,
The SIS a. m. snd SIS p. m. Train, CONNECT with
The 4is a. m and SIS and 8 p. m. Trains VIII stop
At Way Station. between Washington ard Baltl-
moro. 49,
~ FfR0M BALTIMORE FOR WASHING;
| s. =. m. ana ana . p. m.
| Ths FIRST and fourth OF which WILL b3 Express
Trans, and VII not stop except ~ the june IONS
| IRE - IraIn will reach NashnRton a. g = M,
| RESI- DENTS IN THE COUNTR,. A sPeeisl
| TrsIn wall he run fom Wash g;on !Urct"n 10
bring tho Express Train PASSENGERS a:lsIst there
4 FROM the West.
| lrFor tickets of sll kinds. Baggage Checks
'''" THoS. III PARSONS, Agent.
| At the Ticket Dfhca, " a. h'ust'n station,
| Or, w. r. SMlr TIL. Master If Transport ton.
| l.. VI. COLE. GeHeral Ticket Agent.
| BaliImore. MAY ~. 1854 nlaE
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LLXANDRIA AND WASHING TON.

"A LEAANDRiA AND "ASuISo ioN'
The Steamers GEORGE PAGE and THOMAS
CObLYER will run regularly (leav- IT,
Ing the Seventh street wharf, ct the EsS4sAS
following hours:
LEAVE ALExANDRIA AT
George P0se-iH, 8, 10 a. m; l2A, s, and Pm
Thomas Co!lSer-7, 9 ii a. m: and o. m.
LEAVE WASHINGTON AT
George Pdgs-Sa, 9, II a. m; n, {. and y. IN,
tn op7dS COlly,r-s, 10 a. m lsA, 81, and 81 D.
Fare IS Cents.
Whaey's Omnbuses connecting with the Page
and Coly leave the Capitol and corner Of 18th
and Pa. avenue the same time the boats lesve Alex
audrls RICHARD WALLACE, Pres.
FOR MOUNT VERNON.
The COILNER will leave for Mount Vernon on
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, from WASHINGTON 81
81 ana Alexandra at 10 O'Clock.
mis- SAM'L BAKER, Capt.
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Form OF GUlRlSTHy,

FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We, the undersigned, residents of -, in the
state of -, hereby Jointly and severally, cove
nant with the United States, and guaranty, case
the foregoing bid of - he accepted, that he
they will. within ten days after the acceptance of
the sad bd execute the contract for tho same
good and sufficient suretes to perform the work or
terms of the advertisement under which it WAS
made. And IN case the So d - shall fai 10 enter
good the difference between the offer by the sa,d
- and the next lowest bidder.
Signed. A. Is.
T.. d.
hereby certify, that, to the best Of my knOwlsd
and belief. the above named guarantoIs ere good
and sufficient.
Signed. T.. F.
o-dtMayIl
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OCEAN STEAMERS SAILING DAYS
FROM IHK UNITED SrAIHs
261 rhNNsf LSANlA AVENUE 26'

ne IGERaTORS.
The public ars invited to call and examine the SUI
perb ReiTIgerstOrs lust received, patented CEy..q
By Chas. W lrdshp, New Haven, Conn. -
part OF the advantages OF this artIc's go
are perfectly uniform temperature, so that leetft
every portion of the RefFIgerator can DC s--@--t'
use0 ~ the sans tlIhe, The form of the provision
chamber being SD Constructed that every portion of
A. can be used with equal convenience, and articles
OF strong and easant Odor be placed together
with the most delicate substances without any pos
sIbIllty of communicating their iiavors one with
another.
=, A.so the Or. Kane Upright Refrigerator and tic
Horizontal do.
cali Is solicited TO examine this large variety
JAS. SkIRVING'S
washington Stove GapuflotOTy,
southeast corner Pa. ave. ard lIth ST,
ma b-eo<W GnteI-) Washington, ID. G.,
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsNESS, &c.

The prevalence of the above complaints At this
season generally has ire effect of bringing ont host
OF Fr"f-ssed:y new specifies, and while some are
good many are useless, and others even dangerous.
Inc wIsest course To pHrsUe Is To consult your
fanny physIcIan. or otherwise use only such RENE
cIeS as long public tx P"Ienc" has proved tn he safe
and effclc."us. Dt ms cral acter is TN l.ER =
COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUN ARABIC.
trie!naiiS TIE favor te prescription al an eminent
Physician. IT soon became popular remedy and has
continued 20 enjoy ErowlnS reputation for tire asst
twenty years. Ia CAGES Of cuInnuu Colds, Coughs,
&c n acts ike chs rtn. and in Chronic CAGES Rrnn-
ohItIs, Wh0oping Cough, Group, Asthma, Influenza,
&C. It's success &c uIpsTGi ed and IIost will testiy
WHO have used IL.
Price p eents ard 50 cents per bottle.
Sold bT Marin n Palmer. Chss Stott, &c. Wash
lngton EIssei, GEORGETOWN; Peel Il Stevens, Al
exandra where IL Usy be he'd atso for convenience,
IN I.oZenger form. Price lsli and s. cents a box
known as "Jytsr's Gum Arabic Cough CanCy
Drops, AS al elegant, Pleasant, and efncac.Ous Pu-
nonIc Lozense theJ Gre unsurpassed. felI-Sm
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AptEE TUCK, and oil sorts of COMBs- A
sAss Room. under willard koss!. "'' AnS = sn ms
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SDTIEE

AND STORE To LET.-This is t. notify all
persons that Is indebted To the firm OF y BEN & Co.
and TO Samuel Ben, No. ~ and IA Pa avenue that
their respective amounts must be only paid to the
subscriber, and on or before the 18th Of Nav next
and tbat no other person authorized to cot the
same.
The Store and Fixtures are to let. No. 4e3 Penn.
avenue. JONAS Z. LEVY, Trustee
ap ~ eOot No. 51 18th ST.. corner Il St. north,
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- q. WALL,
~ SIS SEVENTH SrRBET,
Continues TO furnish COFFINS, at short potic.
of all kinds and sizes. Will attenl
TO removing persons from the old - -
grounds To- new Cemetery.
Furniture repaired; UphOlsterlng done and Var
IIshIng done at houses
Residenos-D street, between eth and 18th, No.
an an % go
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY REGULAR LINE
ArD WITHOUT BAiLuRE FOR EIsHT TEA ks, ven
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PA AN A RAILROAD.


hsss!sr Ssiiias Dsy,, 6:k + 2OfA Of sssA ~ssiA.
tons oi vsrioEs kinds have been lately S&&xk
penetrated on traveller bound 70 CAL -e
Agent for passage BY The L. = Mail line. WA Pana-
ma. In The city 0f New York, feels 1t his dug 10
that, TO avoIn iMPo.Iriox they must te csrefuI 70
Ind the true Office of the Steamships of the L. =,
Mai Lane, VIA Panama Railroad. as other ofhcs
IL New " rk rs authorized to engage passage.
The Companies have only otlce IN New Tort,
ve'c IL a: III West street, corner OF arreu street,
fronting on ne North River, 1t head Of tho Com
fEr ObEe-rs ry ,rn over the door:
.m Ew. RAYMOND, Arss.s,
THE PACIFIC m p.k STEAMSHIP CONE
Oqse q the stesmshIps OF thus Company. csrpips
CALIFORNIA. sEi OR ECON, leaves &Ex8s
Psnlnia tTIse each month. on the arr-S5szSes
ere. which leave NeE Orleans and New York retG-
lhrl, on 5th and Ssth OF each mouth with the mslis
ana pasaeusers connecting wa PANAMA RAIL
These steamships Esve been inspected and Ar
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty spsid
The Panama Railroad t<7 miles IoneD 10 now com
peted from ocean 10 ocean. and ~ crossed 10 ore
York through to Sem Francesca, and passensers are
emiSLkeo y Panama bJ steamer at the conlpany's
expense: The money paid IN New York covers al
Reserve steamers kept in port IN Psnam. and
ds rsnesee to prevent cetenticn IN case Of acci-
are having occurred IN eight years.
,,g. =, Lesye Panama the sarae day they ar
Conductors 60 through br osnh steamer, and tsts
tors. NV ''N
For through teke:s al tie lowest rates a,,l,u
The agency, In West street, NeE Yors.to
M;RAIMoNp,- orto
ARMSTRONG, II ARRIs a Co.
rnu C.L.BaRTIETI. Boston.
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A B f A . : 81 F L Il E A Z
X 10 H G LO S sly AIR
CoAPLHfELY PREsHRvID
TO THE GREATEST AGE.

former coof Or but YOU'D have the 1foSt5
stored; or troubled with daDdruH and itching hut
won Id have it removed. or tronbied with scrofua,
soald head; or other eruptons out would be cured,
Prof Woods Hair Restorative viii do ali this, see
circular and the following ss A.,o,. Nov S, 1856.
Prov. o. J. Woop-pear Sir: have heard much
tive, but having been so often cheated by quackeTy
and quack nostrums. hair dyes, &C., Was disposed
the thousand and one loudly trumpetsd quack rem
edIes until met you IN Lawrence county some
induced the tru of your Re.toratIve n my family,
first, by my good wife, whose hair had become very
Jour large bottles her bsir restore nearly to
its original beautiful brown color, and had thokened
over the head. she continues to use it, not simply
because It's Identifying effects upon the hair, but
because of ITS heathfui influence upon the head and
mind. Others of my family ana friends using
your Restorative with the happiest effects; there
ne and character are entirely removed. and can and
do most cordially and confdentlally recommend Its
use by all who would have their hair restored from
white or gray. BY reason al sickness age) tn g
ina cPor aud beauty and b, aiI yoEag persons who
'' SUIOAION MANN
FRIEND Woop: II WAS long tine after sawyou
ut Bhssfe!G before got the bottle of Restorative
Detroit, and when got il we concluded To try II 90
Mrs. Mann HAIR. as the surest rest Gifts power II
mas done all nal Won assn CD me III WDutQ 90. End
others of my family and friends, having witnessed
It's effects, now using and recommending IT'S use
81 others entitled to the hls aest ccIsdeTatony
claim for II.
Again. very respectfully aid truly yours,
SOLOMON MANN.
CARLYLE. ILL.,. Juno %, 1852.
have Dsed Prof q. j. Woods Hair Restorative,
and have admired its wonderful effects. My hair
was becoming, as | thought. prematureiy gray, bat
by the OF his restorative 1t has resumed It's orlgi
Eal color, and, have no doubt, permanently so.
!. BREESE. ex- Senator L. s.
o. J. WOOD Il CO, PruPrietOrs, 3l2 Broadway,
y. l.. in the great ". Y. Wire Raining Establish
mentI and IA Marktt 81, 81. LonIs, Mo.
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MANUFACTURED BY
DONALD KENNEDY.
No. 12c Wares Street, Rozb1Yy, MassaeAssstss

Agents for Washing tnn.-Chas. Stott 4 Co., Z.
Gilman, Kidwell 4 Lawrence, J. b. Gardner, BURY
4 Co, d; Walsh Coz F. s Wash, j. 7. Stone
Roswell, Daniel u. Clark, ]. =. MIlburn, Dunbar
Dyson, Ford Bro. Agents for GeorgetOwl.-R,
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BooK-BINDING AND PAPER-RULING
GoFF & 'ffHoMAs.
Southeast corner of Eighth and ID strsets
m R-Sn sS'eoeos
T IKENEssEs ON PATENT LHAT9ER

"uthonob ooineI OF Eighth and ID streets.
I lKENEssEs ON PATENT LEATHER.
This new process OF taking Likanesses m n,tsr,
leather 10 the best mode of getting low nr,rs ~,
ture that can he sent BY mail to your friends ~,
weight Icing only one quarter of an ounce The
are durabe and I;fe- Ike, and only costing from 81
cents 10 81. Taken al '" ~
ROBT. SANDS Gallery.
ma Str Pa. ave.. bet. 9Th and gtn SIS
PEE. CHAS- b. TAYLER'S WORKS, viz:
IL Mark Wilton, 80 cents.
food Mans Life 81 cents.
ady Nary, or Not ofThis World. 30 cents.
Soenes IN a Clergy mans Life. 30 cents.
flaTneetness. 20 cents.
Truth. or PersIa CIsrston, 50 cents,
lhanklulncss. ~ cents
Legends ~ nd soords, 81 cents
ne Angels Song, so cents.
nMgaiet, or the Pearls. 80 cents.
ttsIttelI,s Living Ages for Nav LIST. u CENTS
cents. '' vi Ou'ef Sfohi"eh' ~
SSInos Chs,ies, by j. 2. Smith 80 cents
81. Daughter, by Ainsworth; avoIumes,
Les |pte,prstsr, BY @. j. White MsIv,us so.,.
Ios Quaker Folder; volumes. pansr . 's'1'
a IA ~
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IL MERCHANT TAILOR

~ !, VI r nc f1ANT TIILUR,
SIGN or The Col, KS FLEECE,
Corner Of 18th street and Penn avenue opposite
Wlliards' Hotel,
tFoTmsTLy Of B0StouD
Alter supplying his numerous customers with Cos
tunes for the ancy Bal, is now prepared 10 n.
offer an Inducement of bis splendid assort-
ment of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS m
seIected by himself expressly for the custom Mr.
trace, on the lowest cash prices and war -AA-
rants perfect ut By his own practical knowledge
anu having one OF the best cutters from boston and
the best wOrkmen. he hopes 10 give genersI sat-
isctlon to those who viii please 20 favor him with
Constantly on hand fresh supply of GepfIemen.,
oOOu'' NStetesJ apl0
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"a Cos Baltimore make, for sale VI h NJ ne
s'sy terms, at ''' io~' ana on
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Mr.. TOBIAS. Sir: The pair of spectacles yos
30 me. They nre very decidedly the best possees.
and am ths owner OF eight nine pairs, carefully
selected IN different places and from opticians rec
ommeRded TO me on account of their professional
standing IN France, England, aad the United states
have been alzo pleased with your remarks and d.
rccIons on the treatment OF the eyes. for the pur
pogo OF preserving and improving ths sight.
Respectfully yours, CHS. CALDWELL,
PKnfhSsnr of Ill e Rx
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In the ex perience OF even two ears lave found
great hculty In obtaining Specacles TINT ere ex
acty adapted 20 the weakness OF my sight. This in
convenience MT. Tobias seems TO have removed for
the present by the for me of better and
more suitable Glasses. They are clear chry stat ks
And comfortable to my eyes. | would commend MIN
tihola aid in this way. III, SIMKINS NJ n
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DbPhHTfENT TNTERlOR, MAY 8, I9h5
From natural defects and the ur.c ua range of nv
eyes, have been compelled TO sasses for seye,
raj years. ] have tried different opticians without
obtaining glasses perfectly fit ted to my eyes FoDI
months since NJ Tobias made two pairs especalIy
for me, which have found to serve me perfectly
by the use OF his OptOmeter no is enabled to adapt
glasses most mlnutely to the eye. most cheerful
ly recommend Mr.. Tobias to all having occasion to
use glasses, and bear my testimony To his skill ar
IN optIGan. HENRY T., BALDWIN,
ss0 Asst Seo'v tn agn land Warrssta