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Havana Cottage, 1907 walnut street,
between Fourth and Fifth streets. If the
Police Bill is not yet defeated, Mr.. SEE invites
particular attention TO his advertisement, which |
will appear in tomorrow mornings Press.
"Printers' Avenue."--Geo. w. Tag
CART & Co. are fitting up the old "Sun Build
ings," Immediately opposite our Office, for the
purpose of carrying on the Book and job
Printing business, to q considerable extent. |
There will, also, be added to this establishment
a Book bindery, under the supervision of Mr.. |
E. G. HALL. They will commence operations
sometime about the first of next week.
Robert Bonner, Esq, of the New York
LEDGER. A correct portrait Of this remarkable
man, in the New York Weekly. A. HUTCH
1NsoN, Vine street, above Fourth, has a full
supply. Also, the Flag, Pictorial, Novelette,,
Gleasons, and the Mercury, on sale this
morning
"Our Musical Friend" No. Nineteen,
now ready and for sale by A. HUTCHINSON, on
| Vine street.
The testimony of stephen M. Wheeler,
ESQ.,, of Clark County, Ohio, to the efficacy of
"Guiford's Hematogcnc Sirup," as remedy
for prostration, night-sweats, lung g-spasms, and
affections of the throat, is worth q perusal.
It will be found in our advertising col
umns.
| Hedges, Free & CO., No. 9 Main
street, the enterprising projectors Of great va
riety of cast-iron novelties, have recently
placed on sale at their extensive Warerooms a
very complete sugar-mill for Grocers' use.
This Mill has peculiar arrangement of cylin-
ders, by which the Jumps of sugar are perfectly
dsintegrated, and the whole mixed into a uni
form, lively mass, while the delicate grain of
the sugar is not in the least impaired. The
operation is that of tearing the particles asun-
der, rather than of crushing and pulverizing
them, as is ordinarily done.
The Mill will grind and mix the sugar as
fast as it can be supplied with a shovel, or at
the rate of hundred pounds per minute; thus
dsposing of the stubborn contents of an entire
hogshead in twelve or fifteen minutes. The
Mill is inexpensive, and Grocers are generally
supplying themselves with it.
The best Pictures, at Low Prices, at
Bishops, No. So West Fourth street, between
Walnut and Vine.
w. H. Taylor, of No. I6O west Fifth
street, has now on hand large ind extern
sive stock of Theatrical and Equestrian
Goods, and also a fine stock of Gentlemen's s
Furnishing Goods, to which especial attention
| is called. See advertisement.
Charley Weatherby, to whose Adver-
tisement we refer, is now receiving daily per
, Express from his buyer in New York, new and
, desirable season Goods, which he offers at re-
duced prices. We call particular attention to
6 his advertisement in another column.
q Wedding and Visiting Cards, of the
;, latest styles, engraved to order at Halls
No. IA West Fourth street.
p Western Chair and Furniture Manu-
FAcToRY.-Those who desire a good article Of
Furniture will find it to their interest to call al
the extensive sale-rooms of Mr.. JOHN GEYER
No. 20 East Fourth street. Mr.. G. is an old
y citizen, and has been long established in the
+ Furniture business, and feels confident that he
r can give entire satisfaction to all who may feel
t disposed to give him call.
i j. p. Ball, A. $. Thomas and L. G.
f Ball, the champion picture takers, can always
be found at 120 Fourth street, near Race.
The Bread Manufactured by the Union
f Steam Baking Company is of very superior
f quality. So say those who have used it. To
+. those who have not yet given it a trial, we
r would say do so at once.
q Winder, OH Western Row, opposite
v Court street, is still in Aourishing condition
|, taking Pictures beautiful and cheap.
a Magnificent Pictures are taken at tn,
d Broadway Gallery of Art for the nominal sun
% of twenty-five cents. "Wonderful."
WOnderfuI!-The AIabastrian Picturei
70 taken by Harlan & Wilson, on Fourth stree.
10 Go and see them.
An excellent Picture of yourself OIL
friends for only twenty-five cents, at the Grea
p Western Gallery, SO and 20 West Fourth
= street.
= Pictures inserted I'm Rings, LOcketi
n and Breastpins, as cheap as the cheapest, a
10 SO and 70 West Fourth street.
'r Who wants the New York Papers a
le two o'clock precisely each day2 Let him cal
at Church's Post-ofice stand.
Ball & Thomas Photographs, of eV.
cry size, now taken at this establishment il
u superior style.