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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-11

TyHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD's NAIL STEAMSHIP
NEW YORK,
Fl. j. VoN SANTEN. COMMANDER,
Carrying the United States Mail
VIII sai poeitivey
SATURDAY, FEB. 10, atl2M.,
for Bremen via Southampton taking passengers for London
Havre, southampton and Bremen at the following rates.
second cAWn %
%
For freight or pasaaSe
GELPcKE. kEUraEN 4 REICHELL,
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-11

LBERT q. NIccI.Ay, AucrIoxerk by Abe ri y, II
"A NIcOIAY Office No broad street. Inegaar ancuo1
sale and ooDds at the MechsniH Ershrse, every
day Stocks sad bonds bought and sold at ufvse se aad
SALE ills DAY. AT l2,< O'CLOCK SEE cs.AtoGUs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-11

TIENRY H. LEEDS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q
III Nassau strcet-HENRY H. LEEDS 90. will sell at
auction Saturday, Feb IL at 0 O'Clock at the salesroo,
q Nassau street. general assortment OF household furniture
combating Of Brussels and ingram carpets rosewood and
aany bedseads black walnut do mahogany marble
tables mahogany marble top dressing bureaus black wal
nut gilt frame mirrors window curtains and shades
hogspy divans and e'ea tee mahogany wardrobes
uns cups and saucers gas fixtures &C. Also, Y
without Also to advances Havana
tin hne order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-11

~. Of Monroe street property.-E H. LUDLOW 4 co. will
sel at auction tuesday February Is ~ O'Clock at the
Merchants ExchangeMonroe street.-The valuable two story
attic basement brick house and lot No. 29 Mouroe street,
the house 20 by A tee in good order and rents for $35 per
lot ~ By GAG Full particulars at No. IA Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-11

- Friday shle standard and misneIl aue booL
Private hofnsy OF sa. c, ing many old and choic
On vSscr d vsety Of nav ubicAuons 4c Catalogues ar
ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-11

a. ton on Mcrday, February H. 1880 at IL M at the Msr-
chans ExrhapReSevenb The class four
brow stone house the southwest Of Seventh
and Thirty eighth Lot 6 feet inches by IS
rents for 81 600 Forty seventh three story
high front with under cellar and hot
mir l3 West Forty seventh street between
Sixth and Seventh Gas fixtures with the house
MORTGAGE Forty eighth streeThe three story high stoop
80 900 remain bond and mortgage Thirty seventh
9reeTe three story high so0p Philadelphia brick
known N l64 and 100 West Thirty street Houses
inches Sc 900 remain bond aud mortgage each
Possession be had at All OF these
houses are built a substantial manner contain all the mo
improvements, and well finished In every respect
For maps and further particulars apply 10 the auconee No.
7 Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-11

TxECUTIoN .sALE-wIILIAM ABBOTT. AUCTION
~ eer will SELL this day. at 10X O'Clock at 22 Canal street
near Centre the OF store consisting in par
Of teas Spices barrels butter hams large coffee
mill eupar do CHAMPAGNE chairs other
furniture MICEAEL DOODY, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-11

UNOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHNoND7THE
u Unnsd 9Atss mall Steamship JAMESTOWN Capt Lewis
Parrish viii Iesve on Saturday Feb H. At o'clock ~ ~
next ssrnoou ana Il CITY Point ~ following morning Pas
Sor We south viii proceed By ne ess Southern ma,
nG Iravellers will ind hs the chcapes peassntess ana
mos expedioue route faage and fA!s wlh STATE room
Ian AhfNnKnH, - broadway.
RALTrM0RH. WARRINGTON AND THE wE ISL, lrs
leave per ~ North river daily making the IL forty
hours Freight Baltimore Scents FOOT 10 Washington
10 foot roporonae rates. For through rsts
70 the West covering insurance rsk apply te Baumore
and Washington Railroad Companva Office y2 broadway
Apply 70 II. b, CROMWELL 1 90, 50 N est street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-11

UCrION NOTICE.
y-Elegant household urnurea public ai,ton This
day. ErS.y February H. a The residence Of Mr. j. Bill
commencing at lo O'Clock Catalogues describing and
every article be had Office the door Of the
mansion In part asfolowsSod wood panofore stool
and cover elegant suit drawing room furniture covered In
eegers centre tables oil paintings extension dining sbss
silver glass cutlery bedsteade
Washsand to match bedding basement and kitchen furniture
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-02

IL MIR Eugene A. Groux, the man whose
heart is exposed to view by the entire absence of
the sternum and an opening ia its place, is now
In Baltimore, giving the medical fraternity and
other scientific men an opportunity of studying
his most unparalleled case. He demonstrates the
peculiarities of his own thoracic formation, ard
Is said to be well educated and perfe.tly CONVEX
SAINT with anatomy and physiology, especially in
relation TO the chest. He is evidently a student
con nnIore. and his urbanity of manner, together
with his generous self-sacrihce, and his genuine
scientific zeal, render the exhibition alike deeply
Interesting and agreeable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-02
PREPARED BY
DR.. J. e.. AY K II e. CO.,
LOWELL, MASS, l.
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for SIS.
II ,,no1 uENuINE PREPARATION.

II y,o, ,qENuINE PREPA,RATION.
HEM aEIM R RotBs RGGEH ; SI &c Gravel
HELM BOLDS RuCHG ior Nervousne.s.
HELM SOLIDS BUCHU for Loss If Memory.
aELMB 81 rs BHGHH for pmGsss Sf Vision
HELMBoLpS BLCHH for Weak nerves.
HEM Roi p D BHEhH for f.. Genera Debility
HtLMBOLD'S BUCt,U for Horror of Disease
a aEi rs BEGHh for Nlshs sxsa!s:
HELMB0LD's BuCRU for Dryness OF the Skin
##EEEESBSB SssS$sIs s Rsss r,,
aELMBO, DIS BUt M ior Mobility and Rest,
lessuess, with " ant OF Attention Horror of So
hELMBoLD'S BUCHN for DISTINCTIONS.
from lid scretlop ana al Diseases of the
sEXU IL ORGAN,
Existing an either sex from whatever cause orig
HOW LoSG STANDING.
by sas dde9
travel and DToPsy; and invariably by the mi I'd
slnce estab shed, that any disease of these Organs
effects the NH more than any and all others. and II
moves-,o6n follows Loss Of Power, Fainity and
EpieptIc Flts-Il one of which the patient nay ex-
ausnty followed by those drsfui diseases INSANITY
and Consumption! The record of the Insane Asy
lumS, ana the melancholy deaths by Cons ptlpn
pear ample witness to the truth of these
In Lnnatc sy lums the most IN eanchn y x bltI N
appears The countenance rs actual SO den and
quite destItute-nelther mirth grief ever bis
ariiculate.
with wOefuI measures. wan Despair,
Low. sullen sounds, bis greet beg nied"
Deblllty most terrible, and has brought taous
ands upon thousands TO unImely gryves TINS hast
ing ne ambition OF many noble youths. 1t can be
iNFALtIBLE REMEDY.
The mass ofvolunfaTy testimony IN possession Of
the Proprietor. vouching Its virtues and curative
pOwerr,ns immense, embracing names well known
month to twenty years ,tanGing, and of the most
Teab.e and re'PonsIbe character, are open for in
ncnt Ply sicians, and distinguished Clerr ymen.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHii is pre-
pared directly according to the rules Of Pharniac,
AMI Chemistry, with the srestest rccuraor and
i,henosl know edge and care devoted in its com
hI a;lon; see Professor Devices valuable Works
on the PTsctIee Of thysIc. and most of the late
HELMBOLD'S RUCHU is safe and pleasant in
taste and "dor, but Immediate in Its action.
Personally appeared before me, sn Alderman of
the city or Phadelphs, Il. T.. HELMBOI.D,
Chemist. who. being duly sworn, does say. that h q
f FL: AZ sa%5s ss ois sG ssuf,ot.rs
NSvrrbeT sS WIN F. Hrss s s,' A fS aay Of
Prce 8 per bottle, Or Fix for S. delivered 20 any
ONE THING CERTAIN,
A TRIAL COST BUT A DOi.IaR-TRYIT
AID be convinced of its efficacy. And it is aocom-
BY .s 6 s9t from
others. Prepared by n. T.HELMBOLD, '''0
Practical and nalyhcsl Chemist.
lOt south Teuth St, below Chestnut, Phada
To be had Of sll Druggists and dealers throughout
the United States. Canadas. and British Provinces.
Ask iof !iEIMB0LD's-tako no other. Cures
and 7th street, Washington City, and ali other
ufugkste. ian 2S-en1y-
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

wILLARDS' HOTEL Livingston. n T.
Averell, = Dixon, N.Y.; NJ FO>dick, J RIM
e'rong, II Seamau, Jamaica; W Reaney Mr.
and Mrs Cowan, v Merrick, w r FORSYTH. i
ID Barclay, Pa; Hagraw and sister, J q -ifiin.
w Johnson. Storrs, jr, and lady, Mrs Col
whiting, w Lingewood, " Yk; II p Greene,
Me- w f Everett, USN; T p smith, Mass; w NJ
Niles, CT; Howard, Cal; X ] Iackey and
fam, De- Miss Nj shields, Me; l. Janir, La; tiec
,Metrick, Pa; Brent, Md l. HOPPE, Mass; J
Lawrence and lady, II Bradbury and Iady
X Layton, Sutton. G 4 Haines r Perry
Halt, Beadle, Carl Formes, Miss HopuocI
m n Leland; Mr. and Mrs Burns, Ii Coles, A
Mead, ID Dearborn, Mass; y 6 North, Mrs w
Hawkes., Miss r Worthington. Va. p A 8st
tnols, Mo; Col, Ms, and G Harris, Pa; Josept
lin, NJ; NOEr, NY.
BROWNS HOTEL w NJ Tharkara. p. /
Cole, Md w A Burnett, Va p SaIifh Iowa; II
Caves, N.Y. Bi<seli. USN: " II Fdrrnns.
Md W Morris, do; NJ Waftnln, do: T. ] NJ
uhI, co. u Hobbs do; Daughe.ty, Pa; ] An.
car, do; Orr, Ny; Dr. VI Hunter, Pa; 4 /,
1r'.' do; W II PaIdoe, do; a Thomson, ":
Turner, Cal; Miss Tur6er NY; Miss DiII 40.
Smith. Pa; l. White, Ne; II ID SHEPHERD
Ma; hoiiaday, lady and son, ny; p Jones', CT;
ney, Tex; w Petite, Mass; A Nj Wvaey. q, r.
w Ford, Tex; ID Mari, Va; C M.Cfc3uav,
~; w Gulley, i mn; ID B1rns, NY; ] Il
Va; ID Parke, NY
NATIONAL HOTEL Gustav sa.tsr Nd !
VI 1osier and fam, KY; A Gibbons C McKaio
ma Megratten, Del; and Mrs Van BokkeI
CCdri aiad poinsot, Mad LabOrde, MIR and Mad
Ghioni, ID Absolute G q Atkins n n IT,
nam; Xxx Murphy, Va; Carl Formes IfaIy:
Df Tbonay, Pro. 6 w Greene, n VI WsrfeId'
Nd; simpson, U NJ w McGunnegle, No;
z Heating, o; J A Gotten, La; w Wooiser ";
Bfough, Va Mario and lady. London: w
ID fafden, Dodge, NYk; W Daniel. n r
stewart, u X Dennis, w n TTavers, John p n
Fulton, Md; Maj Gutter, NS; and Il G BATS
~ Major, n Ielpecke, y Yk; G Taylor. Jas
La; ID Mari, Va.
UNITED STATES HOTEI,I WIFI d..
1arner, va; w VI Stabl-r. q w Masoo do. =
Weoo, DC; a Bennett, Md; ID HWaddle, Va; j
nnelpst, u; w Mitchell, NJ; Paurott, i'm;
mon n Fenton, Ny; G r Doddridpe Va. w
~ shaw, %; A II HARLEM, sc; C Wortbine,on
Miss; Warrington, do; II A KincanSon,
ooi VI Ilton, DC; & II Steams, Mass
hiRhWOOD HOUSES Simond, ND. T
w Ba6cock, MINI; ii b fasham IA; DF Bron.
iord, W.T. w Johnson, do; ] BfidwrlI. C,i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-02

IL They are getting up mammoth prize
dance in Liverpool, Onondasa county, to me
of early in April. There are to be 600 tickets
at a. ticket, and the dancing to occur at two
hotels ticket holders having the privilege of at
tending both dances, which will occur simulta-
nsously. The prize IS the new canal boat major
Holt and four horses. Daring rhr evening there
will be drawing" and the holder of the lucky
ticket will receiv. tae beat and horses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-02

IL The twin sons, aged 10, Of Mrs. Emily +.
Gesdernier, the authorizes and Poeticai reader,
died last week in New York city Ga the I'D
nit Joseph died, and Lewis, noticing or over
hearing something tsat led him to suppose they
were waiting for him bef1re Snrying mis- brother
he exclaimed TO his mother, CT am sorry, mo-
Their, to keep you waiting; shaE he ready to.
morrow" and his prophetic words proved true
Their remains were conveyed 20 Roxbury, Mass
for interment- They were placed in two cosns
of the same size, In the same hearse, and will be
deposited in one grave. They were youths Of
fine promise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-02
THE CELEBRATED
Il DR.. J. S ROSES MEDICINES
OP pHrT PM. -


These remedies are the result of thIrt, FIVE wears
OF extensive and aessfBi practice AID are the
that flesh is heir To. '
pR. J. :. ROSES COUGH SYRUP. OR FIX
PECItHA Nj wiil radically cure Cour bs Colds
hoarsnsss: srorchitls, and ali Lung diseases Price
DE-. J : ROSES Alternative syRrp
or booi PnTiher, for the cure of Scrofula DID
Euptiohs chronic diseases. lcers, Sweliec n eok
ana al diseases SrsIng from Impure state of the
blood. PrIce 81. ~ VI 'he
DIX - ROrE'S DYSPEPTiCC OMPOUND.
plant Price 30 Gems. - NOi''-
DIX. j. ;. ROSES PAIN CURER. IL isno, q
cure al but II alone has stood the Iest of rs yss,
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches ChniIo'
idlLs N The Stomach and Bowels, cpraIns BTIises
an s IN tue Limbs, J"lGts, Back and SPINE or snr
pain internally or externally. p ice, u e, and ;,
cents q bottle. ' - ~ GU" -
" Iou wash to got cured Of any Of the sh,-e con,
plslhts get llr. j. :. Roses genuine Al eJIcIues
which you Will know when gerujD9 by haying ~,
written Signature or the cork of each bottle. Sold
oy druggists sheTally. S"'N
N. u. beware OI those POOR nostrums nr,,o-,
- " " go ." AhN N'ftu. Ia4-lN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-02
Miscellaneous.
AYERS sARSAPARILLA.

"A COMPOUND REMEDY in which we hav. lAbsred to
concentrated extract ssrsspsriris combined
with other substances Of sun greater Alternative to
rearesented to IS believed hat such NEEDY 10
that one which win accomplish their If i'm
mense service to this large class Of Afflicted fellow ct
kens How complete this compound will do Il has been
by experiment. many
Of the following complaints: . ..
I've Diseases IIctRs PINPLTs BLorCHE' TrNoss, sALr
~ SnPHiLis SSp
RTN, DEHILiTT, pYsPErsIA ISpIsKsroS ERTsIrrLss
Ross SIR ANTHoSls FNE and indeed the whole clss.
complaints aririnE INPURITY BLOOD
Til. compound win be found promoter of health.
when taken In the sprng to eNp- me foul hnmors VII eh
fes In the cod at that Of the tim ly
ulsion Of them ranking disorders nipped
bud hul.itud.s can By the aid OF this remedy them
selves from the endurance OF Oul erupons and ucsrous
corruptons II assisted TO do this through
csnnes Of the body by alternative medicine Cleanse
the vitiasi blood whenever and its mpur bursting
through i6e .kn In Pia e erIpons sores cleanse st
Il Wheneveo i.ou and feelings will You
Even where tcu!ar disorder felt people enjoy
ter he.th and live for cleansing the blood Keep
blood healthy weII with this pabuIum Of life
dso' d-re there lasting health soonet later
soethinE must wrong and the at machinery Of life Is
s,rs-p.ri. ha- ,nd deserves much the reputation Of
accomplishing these ends But the world has been -sresl
onsy deceived by preparations Of IT, spty because the
because many prepsrs p etendug conceu-
tiated extracts of IT, contain but little the vrtae
During late public have teen inhaled by large
for one dollar Most Of these have bean fraud. npdp the
=. L. for they not only contain little If Ssrspsr but
often curative properties what Hence. bitter aud
painful disappointment has followed the the
extracts &c Ssrssp-rlla which Hood the
name 1t elf justly disposed and has become
with impo.on and cheat. Still we call this compound
M sapsrils aud intend TO supply such remedy shalt
te from the load OF obicq7y which
It, And think have ground for bell wing 1t has
tues which irresistible BY the ordinary Of the dis
eases II 10 Intended t. In order teI-
plete eradication from ths system tie remedy should
udiciousy taken according to directions b2tte
PREPARED BY
DR.. J. &. AVER a. co.,
LOWELL, MASS. u
Price. 81 per Bottle Six Bottles for SIS.
or % d by T.. D. GILMAN wAsh'ngt,n; r. g. T. CTS
SELL. GEORGETOWN. and by ali Drugyi,ts evervvh.re
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-02

nG- In the Terre Haute Jail they have a most
Ing NOUS rascal, who manufactured a silver kew
from half dollar, with which he could unloc <
the cells, and that he had worked his way to the
outer door, when he was detected and banked
In his Intentions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-02
EVENING STAR.

IL The London Times, speaking Of the
American military system, says that England
may learn something from the administration ri
the United States; that the Americans have an
excellent Judgment in military and naval mat.
tiers, which they handle In spirit always liberal
and generally sagaciOus; and that this has been
80 from the very beginning OF thei- history. That
they never passed through period OF Infancy oil
routine, but took the field, when they did take
IL, In fashion At once superior to that Of old
fashioned belligerants. They have the merit Of
anticipating even the French Of the Republic N
discarding everything like precedent, aud going
straight by the shortest cut TO the mark before
them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-02

u The London Tunes, sp,as,ng of the In
dian policy Of the United States, says that it has
been generally characterised by great nberality
and solicitude, and that if the Ind ans have SUI
fered anything beyond the inevitable effects (
civilization, il mas been owing to the Iawless
practice OF individuals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-02
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR MA
L RINE CORPS,

QuARTERMAsTER's OFFICE. U. g. NJ. CoRPs,(
WAsHINsToN. January 5. 1859.
until Monday. the 9TH Of February next at clock
m for furnishing the following supplies lolass
a,5,6 as the case may bel for the les g. viz
snN uniform caps, complete
2Ne non commissioned officers epauIetts
sW prvates' counteTstraps
/ 500 red worsted ssshes
1-Jn rass waist plstss
LOO brass breast plates
800 stocks patent leatRerC
500 knapsaoks sutta perohs,
<,VV fatigue caps, navy blue cloth, indigo dye
CLASS Nos.
S,5oo yards : navy bue Goth, indigo dye
200 marine gray blankets, to weigh S pounds each
800, wo9len socks, pairs
gro Yards scarlet cloth
$50 red flannel shirts
400 yards scarlet RAJ tinett
900 yards white rattInett
Glass Nc. 4.
1000 pairs linen overslls
1850 linen shirts
1000 fatigue frooks
800 cantoa flannel drawers
CLASS No. ..
900 buff waist belts
Loo cartridge boxes
go percus non cap pOnches
100 bay onet so8bbards
CLASS No..
Bass g. drums. complete
ser rl eants' ss ord iV'
M Mnnans % DC; tfor men and boyD
Drum sticks, per pair
Tenor drum heads batter and snare)
Rass drum heads
Drum sna,es, sett
Drum cords. each
All the above mentioned articles must CON form in
M respects To the samples in The ofIoe of the AS
sistant t(uartermaster, 20 Spruce street PhiIa-
dalphIa and at this office. They will be rIgtd v in
speoted and compared with those samp es BY the
n nj ners n -.
appointed. Sach as may be uneQusi thereto m any
particular VIII he reJected 10 which case the con.
tractor will be b und to furnish others of that re
CURED KIND or quality within fifteen day 8; or Nc that
ns hot done. they VIII be purchased az his pense
garments will be made on each delivery snouIi
congress have made an appropriation to meet the m
or as soon thereaf er as an appropriation shall he
made Tor that puIPosa. The quantity may be in
creased or dlnnIshed, at tine op The Quartar-
MISTER. on making the contracts, as the exisencies
81 the service may emand.
froPofals Will slso he received no To the same
time for the m1nufaoture Of
Sergeants' uniform coats
MusicIans'
Wooiien pants
Fatigue woolen Jackets
Watch coats ard
Muacians' red tickets
Forms of offers can be procure I'D nm annlicat,on IN
this o1lcs, a ID two responsible suTeties must he
furnished. whose sufficisncy must be certified h. a
United States judge, district attorney, or navy
az ent.
No proposal will be considered that does not
strictly comply with the form issued from thi. Of
noe.
Proposals will be endorsed Proposals. for far
nlshIns supplies for tn. Marine Corps" and ad-
dressed to ID. J. SUTHEkLAND,
w MavCr oHartsrmast@r.
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Medicines.
II The ONLY ARTICLE
~ NRIVA L ID v NJ n 4 s =
WIFE INMEvsr
HOME and EUROPEAN DEMAND,

The reason why. is that by Natures own process
II restores the natural color permanently alter tht
HAIR becomes gray: supplies The nsturai funds. arc
drnh, itching and heat from the sosip. sulets 1nc
tones mp the nerves, and thus al nervcus kcac
aohe, and may nc reIed upon to cure s diseases o.
tie soap and hair; At Will stop ana keep IL from fall
INK of makes az soft, GLOSSY, heGlt ard bedEtHI
and Z, used D, me young two or three times eek
the following aRd Judge for yourselves:
Nrw YoxE. Jan. g. Isss
COED deal about Professor Woods M
pr.u. sSIts fT'y made up my mud c ley ..ds ta
h-d sssinst all manner e m.dcin--
The result hiss b-sa satisfactory very
aa 80 and IN pstoe to yop, vel 'or the
ment OF other. Who may be ives hut who having
my prrpdicc without setting s.tde ar. nm
Wiling u give your Rsstor Sve trial m rthe
pro snS th- ees. pro being ai-r demonsIrson witt
ynn tais letter which yea may show TO
the n Railing E.t bs., "a er sH . 10 '1o On'
Ny harts now Its rsturA eolor aud much improved ~
pesrsnce .Nery way being CLOSE aud thicker
L am, Yours respectfully HvryY rrHxr,x
Corner Of oolurnfia ard Carroll SUI. sroosiSn.
Fsor wooD-pear Sir: Y.Gr EAir Rrr.Cr.tv- "a. don.
mrch good g. Ihis pa CT he country. Ny hair has
slight va. quite an infant h,ve b@e
us'ug Hair Restorative fer Elk weeks aud hnS
other rems:ies known, to effect fink u the va
nALie rsmety pow sHt.nt and advise al who ere sicte;
that way 70 nee yoor remedy. Voc r-bI.h THE
think proper. Yoru.&o. s.w. hDDLrror.
FaTLApNLrHIA Sept 9. 1857.
Troy NooD-peAr Sra Hour Esir Rsstorst eis provint
HE'LL highly beneficial 20 The front sl-o the haol
part II my lead almost co--ring-s "a BALD
have nred bat two half pint boties your
noE tire top head l. well STUDDED vth = -ing
crop Of yonug air and e f nj Is receiving henent
! ave tr"d other preparations without beusn; what
e'er think from personal recommendation cal
tGd ace many otht try Yaurr. rertsrtfully
d. z. THOsAs, NJ. D. No. "a Vine Street
The Restorative put mp in bottles Of three siIes
VIZ: large. medium aud suR /: tho small holds y
pint ard retalls for 81 per bottle; tie medium no df
AZ lrast ~ PEE cent. more In proportion than the
small, TetaIls for 81 per bette: toe iarge holds
quart ~ per cent. more IN proportion, and retsli
fof SIS bottle.
%. J. WOOD & CO.. rrcprie,ors. SIP Broadway
New \ ork, tIn the great v. Wire RauInE rs
tabIShmrEt, lHrI ia Market street, IT. LOUIS Mo
Dealers. p0l7 SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-02

IL Pdrlo's have been lifted up IN the base
nent Of DR.. Aiken's Church a, Cleveland, Ohio,
with piano, sofas, &c, and social gatherings
are held in them for the promotion Of better
acquaintance and'more intimate sympathy among
the members of the church and congregation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-02
1889 hn IN COMBINING d I'll y THEiI 1890

Hrc DuslRess OF the firm of Elyans 1903
q Thompson, dissolved by Limitation on the LIST
instant We take the opportunity Of stating dis
tncty our only terms OF credit for the future-which
nave been guaged with view to ouI own security
and In conformity to the universal shortening Of
credlts throughout the country Henoeforth we
Will render all bills the LIST of each and syary
month, and shall insist on settlements in CASH or
Dy note at date not exceeding 90 days.
To those OF our customers who will cash their
DIES @nen rendered. we promise deduction of i've
per cent on notes CT 80 dsys discount of fppr Der
cent and on 50 day notes three per cent off which
percentage will he credited to scoouut on current
ollls Our friends will thus notice intention not
only TO lessen our own labor end losses bar 10 Kyh
the the beneht of liberal discount for promptness
ara punctuality-aualitles as yet not Understood
thoroughly by many in Washington.
IL small balances and transient accounts. ICON
lIScted undera promise to pay In day two be ing
generally more frou biesOme than profitable must
hereafter be declined.
, III NO new accounts opened unless accompanied
Dy references or endorsement, nor on any other
terms than monthly settlements in cash.
ELVANS THOMPSON,
>, S26 Pa ave., between 9Th
A+-eo'm Intel &States.) and 10th SITS.
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