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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-13
Exchange Bank Of Nebraska.
FLORENCE, ". T.
GEO. SINCLAIR. PREs'r. II. yEEDER, cAsH'E
GEO. & %.

GEO. SINCLAIR d CO.,
GsEsrclLGHd AGENTS ana Dealers in Lend EarrsHts
FLORENCE. MT.
Will give their personal attention to buying AID sell
ing Real Estate, Entering Lanls, Loaning Money and
Paying Taxes, in Nebrasky, Iowa and Kansas.
REEERENCES.-Exchange Bans, Pittsburgh. Pa;
c. G. Iussey K Co., do; X. Patrick s. Co. Bankers
do; AtseIl, Lee K Co. Merchants, do; X. Z. Raley,
Banker. Phila.; Winslow, Lanier q Co. New YORK;
Lucas u siaGnds, Bankers. St. Louis, Sellew & Co
Merchants, do; Bank OF Commerce, Cleveland, o.; J.
C. huss>y. ds; Samuel Qgiuhy, Esq. Warren. y.
xur.2-ly~
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SPRING AND SIMMER.
Ladies and GeahensH read and profit
TFIT BE YOUR PURPOSE To SIP

LG''eS ana GeHtfeneR read and profit
TIT BE YOUR PURPOSE TO SUP.
l. ply Yourself with an exceedingly uice Cater. Roo,
or sAoe, which in point of ~neatness. comfort and dpra.
olIty, nave never been surpassed, ani prObsbly never
eiaaied by any former arrival in the goOGly town OF
"arreh, you VIII find that articles Ofthis Identical de-
seriptIon are to be had at the shop Of the UNDERSIGNED
NOD, Market street, where you are cordially invited 10
can ana examine his new and extensive stock. which
embraces Tie neateSt and latest STYLES OF eaters and
other Ladies wear, with which our lady customers ron.
not Out De pleased. Gentlemen have also been careful
- plotiueG for, andthe very choicest goods Of the mar.
Aei selected for them Determined 10 hav. nopc I'M, /,
superior Article, the subscriber keens a sham eve an
nc IdrKet Gentlemen can be supplied with either the
nne french, the neat and comfortable calf, or The sub.
st2ntial stoga.
NIB. Work made to order and warranted TO fl
NJ r. al NO j. Market 81. first door east Of Smith 4
NeConos- lmay : 1851 D.. WARREN.
dissolution. The co-partner-
snip heretofore existing between NJ. ]. r. Treat
aHu I'm towards, under the firm of Treat g. Edwards
sas Iissoived by mutual consent on the Ist dav of
AP-''0''- MIR TREAT.
WM.EDTARDS.
90 PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
Iheundersigned formed a CO. partnership on In. frs,
nay OF april 1856, for the purpose Of transsctinr the
nhoiesais Grocery and Commission Business in the
styleSf N@e A"u
EDWARDS & IDDINGs.
The new firm would respectfully invite the si,.p.;on
purchasing Elsewhere.
Having removed to I cir new and sn,cio,s s,ores
NOS sOs and POI CrAsford's Block. River Street, thew
are prepared to offer goods aslow as they can he bought
in This market. ICU Pn1I . n Ne
NAY y is1ou. HIRAM IDDINGS.
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EYE Z EAR.

EYE Z EAR.
DR. 1DDlNGS has resumed thu prac
~ ;ics OF Medicine, in Warren and its vicinity. II
will ray particular attention 10 diseases Of tho Eye AM
Ear. lie has, within the last year. oTtained new rene
dies Of great value these combined with his former
practice. enables him to restore sigh: and hearing
hitherto deemed hopeless. Artificial eyes that nO.t
ana resemble the natural eye, inserted without al op
Grafton. Roaring. Singing, and Discharges from the
ear, crred by 4 new process.
WARREN IDDIHGS, NJ D.
Mated Mn- O. isl--tf
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e. q & son.
4 WIN G. MILL,

e. SPEAR & son.
WING MILL,
DOOR. LIN y SASH FACTORY.
THE undersigned, having long been
Il urged by their friends and patrons, and knowing
the wants OF the public, have cree cl q spacious
PLANNING MILL 4 DOOR FACTORY,
On the Canal. just west of C. Z. Lcainswell's Ware
house where they will keep on hand q stock Of Dress
ed Flooring, both OF hard and soft Wood. We are also
manUfac urirg + superior quality of SIDING. which
We car furnish on reasonable terms We will also do
all kinds Of Planning for tho Trade on short notice. We
are now repaired to sell the hest qusIit. 1T kiln-dried
~dooTs-haviRg largely increased orr facilities for man
ufleturing doors, We would Cali the s~:tcusion OF Joiners
and Builders to this branch Of our BUSINESS. We will
continue the manufacture Of
BLIJDSi
OF q superior quality. and warrant them in every par
ticular We will also keep OF hand alarge assortment
Of SASH,
OF all sizes in use. Having largely Inca essed our IA
eiiities for manufacturing all this above articles and
are enabled to sell them n reduced prices and supe-
rior quality. We will engage to duplicate any full bill
bought in Cleveland, Pittsburgh or ciseEhere. Com
nnnieat:ons by mail will receive prompt attention.
NIB. Persons sUnling STUFF to be dressed. need send
none but good lumber, IS We will put nothing on our
Machines bat clear luuiber. Siding, 10 dress well,
must he 1T least \ inch thick.
shin giles and Lath on hand and FOR sale.
Warren, jan 81, 1857. E.. SPEAR & SON..
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DAY,

w cur ctoc. Of Pianos and Melodeons. which will
be sole at the same rrices as they can he bought TO- at
the manufactures in Boston zDd New York, and shall
be glad to zee those who are unsteady inclinea,st
ADAMs'Bo0R & MusIC STORE,
Harrsa, Ohfc.
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4 FARM FOR SALE.-A FARM
IA Of about Four Hundred and Thirty Acres OF
Land, situated in the Township OF Bazetta, Trumbull
County, Ohio, belonging to the estate Of James
Scott, late of Warren, in said County, deceased,
nov occupied by Edward Seoville, situate on the plank
road leading from Warren to Johnson, about 4 miles
from Warren. Will be sold on fair terms and liberal
credit. The farm will he sold all together, or divided
to suit purchasers. For information and terms apply
to KiNsMANi Exec's.
Warren. jane ~. IT. Or OF AZ0R ABELL-
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OURSUMMER SUPPLY of Carriage

nURSUMMER SUPPLY of Carriage
~ Trimmings, Embroidery, PATENT BNAMELED
OIL TOP LEAriIERS. Oil Cloth Flooring, Enameled
Cloths. Broalcloths, Silk and Wors;ed Lace, Silver
Dash Collars,
STUMP JOINTS, Rows, SEAT STICKS.
DamaSks y yds wide, for from 4 Shillings 10 $500 per
yard, Splendid Tass=ls for Carriages. and a lot for Pie
lures, MOSS BY THE BALE Or LIB. Curled Hair Mats,
Buckran. In short. the most
HEAVY M COMPLETE STOCK
ives. fthe Blue Ridge AND At ASTOUNpINGLY Low
PRICES, Just arriving at
PATCH & ~OpDyCER.s
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DATENT LEATHER Bride Fronts,
u Bi;ts from 6I cts to $500, Shaft Sockets. Axle
Clips. Seat Sticks, Bands by the 1000, Rein Snaps
Breast Snaps. and : nes and strange sort Of n snap,
Ozlland buy EN- Of PATCH q OPDfCEE.
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.OBACCO, SNUFF AND SEGARS.

L Wholesale and Retail. The subscriber would
respectfully inform the citizens Of Warren and yicin-
iiy, that he has on hand 4 we'll selected stock OF Tohac-
CO. SuuI and SCARS, which he will sell Tor cash, at
prices .ha: will defy competition. Call and examine
for yourselves, at the Tobacco and Segar Store. Marke;
Street, Warren, Ohio. J. Il. ELTON.
Warren. Sept. 9th, 81
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GRAND DEPOT FOR HOUSE
~ trimming. just received,
100 kegs Wheeling Nails
So " Pittsburg
57boxes franklin Glass.
20 Dozen Wrought and Cast Butts
GOO Gross Screw Gimblet points.
200 Sets Palmer's Blind Butts, together with Drads
Finishing Nails, Sand Paper, Cupboard Fastnings, &c
&C.. for sale at prices tina. defy competition at
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SPRING GOODS.
TOR SALE AT ONE SHILLING!

J. Maddcr col. Lawns, worth 25 cents;
Muslin De Bage,, do Is do
Muslin De LSines, 10 % DO
Alpacas. do 25 do
solii color Ginghamsdo e5 do
Also, one case Slate col IIosc, Ga cents, worth 1919
+" one case BTch'd shirIings6z do do l2%
I" oae case Prints. Ga DO do l2k
" Fine Brown shiriings, Sd do do leH
at the NEW ORK STORE.
San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18
e east, and on the west by F Bur-

the east, and on the west by F Bur-
ges, together with the improvements
thereon, 9.9S
Hopkins G b, one brewery and all
the Improvements thereto belonging,
situate In Campo Seco, on the south
side of main St; also, one house and
lot in Campo Seco, on the south side
of main ST., adjoining the above pro-
perty on the east, together with the
Improvements thereon, 39.46
Hatch Mark & Son, one ranch, 80
acres enclosed, situate on the Stock
ton and Mok. Hill road, three miles
below the North American ranch, to-
gether with the improvements there
on, 4.1S
Hunt James, one ranch of five
acres, enclosed, situate on the Stock
ton and Mok. Hill road, and known
as the Flume house, together with
the improvements thereon, 1912
Holland Theresa, one ranch of 40
acres, enclosed, situate on the road
leading from San Andreas to Ken
lucky House, two miles south of San
Andreas, near third crossing of Cal
averas river, together with the i'm
provements thereon, 1866
Hooper John NJ, one house and
lot situated in Murphys Flat, about
four hundred yards southeast of
Sperry's hotel, adjoining the lot of
VIM. Jones on the north, residence
of the above named party, 1884
Helay David L., one house and
lot and improvements thereon, situa-
ted in Douglass Flat, bounded on
the north by Italian ranch, and on
the east by Murphys road, 12.15
Hitchcock j. p, twenty acres of
land with dwelling house and i'm
provements thereon, situated on the
east side of Coyote creek in Doug
lass fiat and adjoining the Italian
garden on the north; also, one ranch
Of twenty acres in Douglass Flat,
opposite Ford Cotton's premises, and
enclosed by brush fence, 45.4:
Add 1.S!
San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18

Fisher G L, one house and lot,
situated on Six mile bar, together
with the improvements thereon, $3.50
Fiddler n l., one ranch of eighty
acres. situated on the west side of
the Calaveras river, joiningthe ranch
Of one Vanden, being on the north
and George Bruce on the south, to-
gether with improvements thereon, 55Sl
Frank Isaac, one house and lot
situated on the south side of main
San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18

Kenyon +. P, one ranch of leo acres.
together with all the Improvements there
on, situated and lying between the ranch
San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18

Grighal Guadalupe, one house and
lot at West Point, on the east side of
main st, nearly opposite the house
called La Bola De On, together with
the improvements thereon, S.5'
George Grant, one ditch one mile
in length, commencineat Short bar,
mokelumne river, and terminatingon
Sandy bar, mokelumne river, togeth-
er with the improvements thereon, 1915
Good Hope Quartz Mill Co, one
quartz mill and improvements, on the
south fork of mokelumne river, near
Conrad's bridge. together with the
improvements thereon. GIL!
Gebhardt A, one ranch of go acres
enclosed, situate on Stockton road, ad
joining excelsior springs, about one
mile west of mokelumne hill; also one
house and lot in mokelumne hill, in
the rear of centre market, with the
improvements, 22.4,
iodell J +. one house and lot to-
gether with the improvements con-
neeted Herewith, in murphys camp, 4. 7S
Uoldstone l., one lot and stone
mouse thereon, situated on the north
SIDE OF main st, in murphys camp,
adjoining the premises of Chas Ros-
seau on the west and opposite the
p'9,n.ses n ol nos no spence, 293I
Genacia s G, one house and lot
situated on the north side of maj, -
IN murphys camp, adjoining B F
Marshalls house on the east, and op-
San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18

Indart, Juan & CO., one ranch 4S0 acres
near antelope trail, one mile southeast of
B. Marshall's ranch about four miles
north of f. L. Davis ranch, together
with the Improvements thereon, I'll. 80
Indian Gulch ditch CO., one ditch five
miles in length, taken from Clarkes ditch
near the head of mosquito gulch, supplies
rich gulch, and terminating at the head
of indian gulch, township number 6, to-
gether with the reservoirs and fumes, $3.50
Irvine Samuel, one house and lot in
San Andrcas, together, with the improve
ments thereon, 4.7S
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03

srtio1 brought In the
tii uct TO ri IL VA, -
I'm Jdl:i u s'rict
N ihr JLi Jl1Iht Nl-h
q cn,uy e. iluftc,
u.ilrf pi the : ierk
4 i u s,ri2t CuuIt.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03

.nRd r'entinel, jackson;
less.nger. La Porte;
rrali, Crescent CITY;
Democrat. hafipOsa;
'entllrl, S4nla cruz;
hruuicle, Yrrks,
ii Clamor Publlco, Los
Angeles;
ierald, Benicis;
Courier, columbia:
entin !, Jncksun o e.
'tan'iard, Portland, o. t.:
lrgus, oregon City,o. 7;
Messenger 9 ,rvullis @ T.;
Fines. porilaId -. T.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03
& ABlN r.
STATE OFFICERS.

UNITED STATES SENATOR'S
v Frederick ............ %. :. Vim. Gwin
Us REPRESENTATIVES,
C.McKibscn ........ ...Chas Scott
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03
TOWN OFFICERS.

.s.,t. (ophir rosnhpD
rafceh .... ...8nbs1 L Patton
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03
LEGAL MOTTO rs.
SuUMO MS

STATE Of q Ai.lFphNIA,
Ia he District r,u' at the t ia iicini District
County OF Butte.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03

,NItE PF q, l. - Tli rfAft or CALtFt r.
MA = 'nl r ut ~ to- iihp \. Httu Z. on =
T. ~ d~,h. Nira - ,u'r W u l. tVAn t.iir 80
Evrs. " .ou.r. ihtna. DaN,, Tn"n.s .
tod -h~r, h - "uH y !. W ~ ~ ! X WutAfu.
anl anar, J lens J: fpt ART Il ROY re,tit red
/ appeh /. "a 1cti - b-uHght HgttnsI y'n bN the
al '" ga nrd 4 sinuD ~ ,hr oi-trl CUur of The
~ nIn ID ai Ut-tfict IN and TOR the county 81
tt;, and 10 answer lbr intppIaiut flied therein, "a
copy h which accItnp tti~ this Siuim No. i.,n
u day. xClu-y ,t tnr dav of refvis.J alL'r The
s'rvire al his summons, -rTV"h within his
any. n r,'ivrd ut ~ Tins county but within UT
Ia .,cIt Di-ritl ~tthin twenty lays Ur served M
i N Distuci. III IA ~itiIin forty dys--T JH igfn'm
~ lriau / vii Ue take H2alnoi yOu. - ead ncion
br, ght to ,Dlain "A iIiyioet and decree Uiiore-
.i,,..,.. - certain ini oi rgnVe Us ring
,i,,. N IN. l.,,. day 'f Jane - i5j,. ex.cutd b.
~. d G,tin.,t Iohn kolhn-s {" tha plHihiif. and
60 the a. at mJ-,., " Il re ni-es ieseflbe iherih.
,.ii ti,. a stir4llnl, 4 proceeds VI shsh shl" to
IA. =, scent ~ The .rouin d",s tfb The pfpiiir''FJ
,. fsse,l hs4i IN ,..d lDnR ise, fosste. vi such
other and further iisi Ia te premises as 10 Dat
sad =. ....naJ rIGit aud prO9rf: a~',ior costs
al sal and yu l'i 10 ap''ar aud answer the said
cInpt,iBt a. ab1"' rriih |. tne pHiIhn viii apply
Ia, tt,. t.,nrt Tor III. rrI- drngiids ib-rein
Gwen anIsr ny hand ~ me 5oai OF the District
- or, of the Fifteenth Judicial District,
- A. this I3b Ja) otsipfl 10 uis year q,
| - J .ir ard nc shOisahd ulxnl hundred aud
hny-ish.
MI. DARRATH, c2.rk.
ByJ H.M.Rrts Dsputy clerk apf7 sm
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03
CnIrNrY nEFICERS.
SUPERVISORS.

1CsIteEsQF rdE PEACE.
Ibtiats sh,oA
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03
II LA n x s!

sfsfy l,icrip,i''n of Ilntsexec itrl 90 the short
1ascs, VITA inrisaIs tisls an neatncss.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
T1os. BoxCE.
ADVERTISING AGENCY
N. E. corner Mon, gomery and W Washington sta,
SAN FRANCISCO,
Au In O T. z od a mt.
DAILY RECORD, 0a9VlLle,

DAILY RECORD. 0a1VlLLe,
ID lily State Jou nal. sac
Enquirer. VI srys,Ille;
epublican, SHASTA;
''itIzeu. ID ISuieviile:
Plu IS irgls. Ptumis;
TriUun- San jose;
,ernld. uUurn:
Courier. Yankee Jins:
niuh eInOcrat sonora
Californian, OrUv,lle;
tn'iependenl,San Anireas.
Placer Press, Auburn;
de nocrat. ,achevi!lc.
Gazet =. san l."an,lro;
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03
i l. y n i\ >.

1U-rIcE's AZ MONS Er Ru,fe Coun lust
- P,ineu. anl fOI sao ut tDo E" KECOR v.
FlGE
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perluce s'thin tn answer in place of humans :;
Dad tride that explite once, durn his pothead.
ed soul an Ise a kerrien the consekenses-
that he he'd seed the day afore, the produce owe
cross atween broken laiged kangaroo and a
tust class mowin' mershean /; that it tuck most
ly arter the mershean that hit he'd sting the
sire and shape owe q reap hook, what a h-r
owe lie } but in the legs hit wer all kapga-
roo; he he'd never obsarved jist sich laies
(what did alers tell you, George? thar haint
sich another par on yearth, d'yeisee 'em ?)-
that l d be wuf great deal, tu tote expresses
an steal niggers, eff only wer tanned; t'speck
L would, but who's in New York tn tame me u
sed he wer enable to get a satisfying inspeck-
shun owe me, owing to my vicious natur that
he'd tn withdraw cautiously. for the wild beast
perdominated tn much in my cross; but take
me nil tugether, wer a livin' sample oye' hu-
man progress an free love atween n kangaroo
an mOwin mershean, an he thought much
mout be done in that way; calls on Misses
Branch tn try few small 'sperments with n
steam rock drill, while he practices while on
a athirty-ton locomotive, an 'specks the conse-
kences will 'stonish the world. 1 speck hit
will; he III keep on till thunder striks him yet
see ef hit don't. He's the only man in New
York what can hold q candil for me tn act
durn fool by, an he work onder a disadvan-
tige, fur I'm told he won't tetch drave owe
sperits. Oh. he's a mons 'ous promisin' old
durn't fool, ef he don't get sot back, ur thun-
derstruck.f
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The
"A subscriber is authorized to sci: a FARM of 2l5
acres wIthIn three miles OF the Culpepper Court
house Depot on The Uranse and Alexandra Raj
road. The land is in fine heart, and is well wooded
and watered and the dwelling house. which is COM
modlous and comfortable, a. d all the necessary
farm buildings, are In excellent condition. The
cIety IN the nelghborhoOd is unsurpassed in the
state OF Virginia. The price asked for and terms
Of sale Of this very deslrabl Farm very reason
able. or further particulars apply to w. ID. WAL
LACH. Star Once, Washington city, ID. G.
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DREMIuM LIGHTNING ROD POINTS.

The underslgned begs leave to call attention TO
his superior article of LIGHTNING RODS,
which he is constantly manufacturing at his estab-
hshment. corner of G and lGrh streets. The supe-
nor metal of which his Conductors are composed,
auy others now manu- fact ed b, any house in
the country deserves the unlImited PATRONAGE Of
those OF the pubic who have not yet ried them
In instance where the subscribeT has erected
them they have given the utmost salts sfactiOn. He
would take this opportunity to caution the public
to one thing A party parties this city
erecting LIgntRirg Rod Points which afford no Sc
curlty to the property over which they are placed
safeg rds IN any case, and he hereby dIscalms
any connection with said party. IN this business.
His Points the only SAFE ones used, and be
invites any person who has used them and not found
them to be what they are represented 10 ceme for
wsrd and say so. and he will refund all money re
ceved from them.
Particular attention paid 10 Repairing Old r DDS
which hsve been put mp by sponsbe parties and
have failed TO be OF service.
Specimens OF Lightning Rocs and Points can be
seen at my agents, N. JENSEN. watshmaker and
Jeweler, NO. SO Pa. avenue, between 9th and I0rh
streets. FRANCIS 4 IARARRE
iy % I'm Corner of I0th Ard q SIS
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TITY ACADEATy-

ClTY ACADEMY.
~ 4s3 Tenth Street Nnrth.
School for limited number of young gentlemen,
IN Civil and Military Engineerirg, Draurh ht ng
Drawing, Ornamental Writing, and the Languages
Pupils who were preparing last session to pass an
examination befure the next Naval Board must be
punctua! at the Ieopenlng ofthe School Duties re-
sonleG he hrst Monday IN September.
au IL 3w tlntel. eO9tD ]. FILL, P-IncIpal,
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GAZETTE INsTITUTE,

Il L . Il Il U i IL
IL FenHSytrdpin nrerHs, dbOce l7th street,
The Undersigned, late President of Wilmington
femae College. Delaware, assisted by Miss Nj ARIA
~ HALSIEAD. late Precepress of the same institu-
ton, and Miss MARY WILLIAMS, late acting Pre-
ceptreEs Of the Genesee Seminary, New Ork, will
open school for Young Ladies at Nos. I59 and I6
pennsylvania avenue, on Monday, Sc ptember 6.
In the arrangements and furnishing of the school
rooms, In the general scholastic regulations and in
the methods ,ef instruction and gOvernment, il Is
believed the institute will be found credtabe to the
city and worthy ofthe confidence of it's citizens.
The course OF study ls that generally pursued at
our highest femaio Institutions. oung ladies sat
sfactorlly passing theIr examinations in the entire
course Will be entitled to a diploma To insure to
each student that individual attention aud personal
interest requisite to a success fui study, each de
partment will receive hut tweDiy-four pu,Is.
yerJ limited number will be received as members of
the family.
Tut on Primary Department, $40; Junior,
si2 g.; senior, Is per quarter
Address through city post ofioe until the 25th !;
Afterwards ,. ease call at the Institute.
l.. C.. LOOMS, A. nj.
Reference is made to the following gentlemen,
whose daughter or wards have been under my in
structlon and care:
Hon. Thomas II. Hicks, Governor of Mary land.
Hon. Peter Causey, Governor of Delaware.
Rev Bishop Lew Scott, u. d. Wilmington. Del
Dr. r. Askew, POstIasier city Of Whining ton
Rev: Dr. Hamilton, Baltimore.
}: w. Wells, Esq, Department Interior, Wash
lngton.
n. Zimmerman, ESQ.,, Alexandra, Va.
n 1Q-eOIm
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Nov UTIeans,-

NEW STOCK OF PLAIN NANDFANCYSr
lN'ffON6RN iust received at Shepherd's-
Fancy and PLAIN Note and Letter Papers ard Enve-
lOPes. or latest styles,
EabeI,s Poly grade ald other Pencils,
Gold Pens. Steel Pens,
Maynard v Noyes' Black, Blue and X ed Inks,
Envelopes, assorted, plain and fancy,
Hank Books, Memorandums, 6c.,
School Books.
Chlldren's Toy Books, OF every variety,
Also, Prayer Jocks, Psalms, DC,
Don't forget the place 10 get your money back,
with 10 per oent-et corner 7th and ID, States Office
Building. oo
jya w. ID. SHEPHERD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-25

L'OR RENT-A desirable, modern built, three
4 story HOUSE, with basement and hack build
Ing. No. 44 street, between Eleventh aud 1--WE fth,
containing Il rooms. gas throughout, marble man.
tets. water and hath room. Inquire on premises or
room No: s, first floor, Post Office Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-25

NEW AND VERY DESIRABLE THREE-
~ STORY BRICK DWELLING-HO
AT PRIVhE SAL E-The subscriber has for pri
vate sale new and desirable three story Brick
DWELLING HOUSE, with large Back Buildings,
containing eleven rooms, built in the best manner, ,
and furnished throughout with al the modern i'm
prOvemeIts-gas and water. furnace, range, 4 o.,
&o. situated on north NJ street, between eth and
10th streets west, one door east OF 10Th street.
Terms easy and immediate possession given.
JAS. =. MCGUIRE,
aplI-d Auc:'r. and Com. NJ erohant