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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
QUARrERAAsrER's OFFICE U; s. nj. CoRPs

QUARrERMAsTER's OFFICE u. s. nj. CORPs,I
Washington, June 10, 1853. {
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this Office
until tho 18th day Of July next at o clock D, m
for fuInis hing to the United states Marine Corps
during the ensuing fiscal year. commencing LIST
Juy 1859, such quantities OF the following supplies
and materials (deliverabs at the Office of the As
sIstaut q rtermastsr United states Marine Cor ps
Philadeph may from time to time be req uired
viz:
Uniform caps, with plates and pompon complete
Patent leather stocks ....
Non-oommi ssioned officers epaulettes, (sergeants
and corporaISD
Privatex' shoulder straps F.
Red worsted sashes
White linen for pantaoons, so inches wide. to weigh
Sky bns kers ey all WOOL free from hair, 81 inches
wide, 10 weigh % o. to the yard, indigo Wool
dyedb 49,
Dark blue kersey all wool, free from hair "a inches
WIDE, to weigh 2 or. 60 the yard, indigo wool
dyedb
White linen, for shirts, 80 inches wide to weigh II
or. per yard
Army bo0ts, infantry pattern
Gray marine blankets. all wool, to weigh pounds
each, with letters I'll. >. M" IA black four
inches long IN the centre, to be 2 feet long and
5 feet wide
Knapsacks IA
Woollen socks, s sizes. properly made of good
fleece wool, with double and twisted yarn To
weigh pounds per dozen pairs
Fatigue caps. with covers A..
Dark blue annel for shirts, all wool, tindIgu weu
| l dyed } n inches wide, to weigh Ga ez. psr
Dark blue flannel for overracks, all wool, (indgo
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IL In New York. on Friday, the Court Gen
eral Sessions was mainly occupied with the trial
of Felix Sanchez, for the murder of his father-in
law Hartman Carson, on the 9th of January last
In trying this case the Court sat nearly IL hours
Judge Russell's charge was rather adverse to the
prisoner mainly the facts presented in the evil
dence in connection with the law governing such
matters The jury. after an absence of less than ali
hour. returned with a verdict Of 'Guilty of Muir
der" and Sanchez was sentenced to be hanged Oh
the I'D of July.
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THE EVENING STAR.

IT. During our visit to Lowell we were shown
through the Laboratory of our celebrated country
man DIR ]. c. Aver Scarcely could we have be-
lieyed what is seen there, without proof beyond
disputing. They consume barrel OF solid PILLS,
about 900 doses, and three barrels Of Cherry
Pectoral. 100 900 doses, per diem. Towhat an in
conceivable amount Of suffering does this point!
One hundred and seventy Thousand doses day.
Fifty million of doses per year,. What acres
and thousands Of acres of sick beds does this
spread before the imagination. And what 81 hiP'-
thies and woe True, not all of this Is tahrh ny
the very sick, but, alas. much OF IL Is. h'S a
Drop and this sugared Pill are % oe ',ie ~.
ion of pain and anguish and sihhlhs 81 q, tho
inheritance our mother Eve Dtque"",U -
whole family Of man Here the infant ea!ihs nus I
l..n torcbs6 too early by the blight that winners
haIf our race Its little lungs are affected, ana
only Matching and waiting shall tell which way
- b,c,tb snail turn This red drop on its table is
an. taIisInan on which its life shall hang There
The blossom of the world, just budding into
xyomanhOod. Is stricken also. Affections most
,ssiduons care sklls not, she is still fading away
The wan messenger comes nearer ana nearer every
week This little medcament shall go there, thtII
last perhaps their only hope. The strong man hi;
planted in his vitas this same disease. This red
drop by his side is helping him wrestle with th'
inexorable ehemy; the wife Of his bosom and th'
cherubs of his heart are waiting in sick sorro"
and fear, lest the rod on which they lean In t
world be broken. Oh Doctor spare no skill no
cost nor toll, to give the pcrlshlng SICK the ots
that human art can give.-GdIrsStoH; IeT"S, Nt"S
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IL Mrs Deanc, the mother of the Ill ,fated Mrs.
Fanny Deane Halsey, writes to the New YORK
Herald, stating that no effort will be left untrled
to find some evidence of what she considers foul
murder. She also states that Mrs. Halsey was pas
sionatsly attached to her husband and children.
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FANCY GOODS, ,rRrDUrEp PRICES

REDUCED PRICES.
Having ON hand very large stock Of Fancy anu
Millinery Goods, comprising IN part: fnlhroiuer~
les Collars, Sets, Cambria aud SWISS Edglngs, III
servings and FOuncipgs, Lace Collars anu sets,
Valencia I.aces and Edglugs, X ack and Wmte
Real Thread aces Black Lace Collars and Points;
Parasols, Dress Trimmlugs and FIndInSs Ol az
the 6nest quality, large and varied assort ment OF
Ronnets, R ibbons and Flowers; also Ready MAZE s
Bonnets of the latest styles, and every article usu
ally found in a Fancy Store. All of which nave
determined sell. from this time until the lst 9l
therefore embrace the opportunity OF yIng
themselves at Stevens New Fancy store; S5S a.
avenue. n: y 81 r. Y ENo.
N b. Large lot of Mourning Sets and latest sty lie
Valencia Trimmed Handkerchiets Just reeelyed
may2-eOtf n. =.
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,ool dv.a. !, a inches vide, to weigh Is o. per

00sI0
scarlet Cloth, tooohinesl dye,) 81 inches wds' to
sas hts = P sGss for uniform coats ndsG
~" Wool dyed,l 81 inches wide, to weigh a o. PEI
Canton flannel for drawers, n inches vide to weigh
o. per LAD ,sss
Btsss ,iher pSss, belts. with frogs attached for
pIlvates
SSsIcmssIoa CAP pouches
Ba,onst scsb6ards, with brass monntnss
Nnsic,ans' swords, same U. :. Infantry
B ssao . Se% B hfes
Drum cords
Drum snares -
Drum heads, (batter)
waist beIts, with frogs attached, for serseants and
M.sIst sIin%s of black leather
Hayersacks and canteens, same size ana form oil u
All n. Aforementioned articles must co inform ~
ali respects to the sealed standardpsttsrns in the Of
f sss 9 spruce rue street. pSis
offic', Wsshingtcn, p e.; and a. the MsIine s
tS SSs, can be EXAMINED They will be rsy
| spected and compared with those samples by the
nav lie appointed such as may be unequal thereto
will be rejected; IN which case the contractor Mn
ne SHnn Within iteeD days: or If tst be not done,
Ihey will he purchased at sIs expense. Each pro
| posal must he accompanied 10y the loho"ins guar
antee: E.. c,..,,s
Il
- and -, in the State Of, hereby guar
| apty that i'm case the foregoing bid OF -, for
as above described, be accepted, he or they
will within ten days AFTER the receipt OF the con
tract at the post office named execute the CONTRACT
| for The same with good and sufficient securities
| and in case the said - shall fail to enter Into
| cont act aforesaid, we guaranty to make good the
| difference betw cen the offer Of the said - anO
\ that which may be accepted. -,
Signatures OF guarantors, A. b.
| Witness, Z. II.
| hereby certify that the above named = ar
known to me as men OF property, ami able to maxi
GOOD 'heir suai"hSi SIGNATURE. Oh.
To he rigned by the United States District Judge
| United States District Attorney. or Collector.
| TO he endorsed proposals for SUPPLIES, an
| addressed to the undersigned.
| The Constitution, National Inte'hgencer. An
| Evening Star, Washington, ID. c.; Argus, Portag
Maine; Post aud Courier, Boston. MassschnsJ
, Raw State, Worcester, Massachusetts; IN
, Hartford. Connecticut; Res lister, New Havenfnal
ne. ticut; Farmer, Bridgeport, Connecticut; lefty;
of Commerce and Daily News, New mnsyl-
n Pennsylvanlan and Argus Philadelphia, Mary
vania; Republican and Argus, Bsltiweer, Pen
;, land; Argus, Norfolk, Virginia; and chree times
sacola, Flo. ala, will publish the a6oE with copy
| a week till 18th July rext, and send Tor payment
| of this advertisement, to this ottontalsing the
q They will also send the first pam naiion;
| ADVERT sement to this ONCE forth Elk LAND,
0 ID. J. I'd States Marines.
Quartermaster
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rVNHE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH
ii AND MATURITY,

THE SECRET INFIRMITfES OF YOUTH
i AND MATURITY,
Just Published gratis. tho 2tA fhoHSngf,
A few words on the Rational Treatment without
Medicine, OfSpermatorrheaor Local -GH-
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, H~A
Genital and Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay Of the System, Impo- SNC/
tency and lmpcdiDents TO Marriage
generally,
BY II. DE LANEY, NJ D.
The important fact that the MANY alarming com
plants originating the ImpTudence and solitude
of youth NAV he easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE
is in this small tract ary demonstrated and the
entirely new and highly successful treatment. as
adopted by the Author, fully explained, by means
Of which everyone is enabled to cure HIMsELF per
fectIy and at the least possible cost thorehy avoid
log all the advertised nOstrums of the day
Sent to any address, gratis aud post free, in =
sealed envelope, by remlttrg post paIdl two poAt-
age stamps tn DIR. u. DE lIANEE, - East 81 Il
street, New York City. ma 81 tE
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SMALL PROFITS AND QuIcI
Il AGER BEER,

Il AGER BEER.
IL No. 49, 4 ST., t'ro doors east If 7th 81.
PAUL SiPnS IS IN tho daily receipt of the Alex
andIa LAGER BEER. now acknuwl edged TO be
be the best IN thus county. Orders for this health
iul beverage, either IN large small bottles or
kegs, promptly filled, and delivered free Of charge
at any part of the city. at the moderate prices
Also choice HUNGARIAN and FRENCH
WINES. ma - am
CALTS' CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILL.
" Ii takes l56 feet of split wood to make a cord
Oar wagons are made especially for hauling TIN s
Kind OF wood, carrying cords ard bsif-cords. The
wood sawed hut not split ~ assured before being
sawed. Fuel delivered Ia any part Of Washington
or Ieorgetown. Offices n. w. cor. 18th and G., No
.fI loot al l5th ga. below War Deparft ap IS-d
ICE PITCHERS ICE PITCHERSM-Jnst re
II ceIVed. n line and large assortment oryN
Rain, Chased. and Engine turned II E~
PITCHERS. Being plated the Guesty4G
quality of white metal. we can warrant them ~
To give entire Satisfaction.
III. SEMKES,
ma 25 3s0 Pa. av., bet 9th and p1b sts
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A MBROTYPES.
L -

"A kKTuRSs.
Portraits from
Is cents. Any size
Portrait warranted
in best Cases or
Frames at n. York
prices. Come all,
and take a sitting
for one of those
beautiful Pictures,
and obtain the ocu-
lar proofs, at X. 9.
w o o ID l. T. TS
Gallery, Pennsyl-
vanIa avenue, bet,
18th and 18th streets
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silver PLATED wARE.-H. %. 1000 -
- now Just resolving large aliItlonal stock uf
ICE PITCHERS, CAKE BASKETS, Break ia /
and Dining CASTORS, BUTTER COOLERS,
&c, Of the best quality, and at very low prices. at
33s Penn. avenue. ma q
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OPERATIC MUSICAL GUEST. NJ. In

OPERATE MUSICAL GUEST. No. I. mOntl
~ ~, Just received at SHEPHERDS, cOrnt
7th and ID streets, containing
Two Selections from i.Her TIA B0rgla-
In that Dread Field of Rimini.
Music Inviting Us.
IN b n.y. t.1, - pages. "VuSht' DC, DC.
va qua = ,,,--- je8
.IHEUpddE,AAiM ltf GROCERIES
h,eids and the public rapsctiHIly announces IN he
H-snd s@cS SN" 4S2 7th Street eaI ne has taken
selected assOrtneut ~ an ertI7e new and car1, aHd
which he jpts1AtMniLf GROCERIES
IIrsr ~ strict attention n sftsn;iy hand and
re l0-2w P"'rOhase. =" h'fit "a
J, - SCAGCr
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M THE MEXICAN
ISl u T A Nc LININE EMIT.

~ VI u r.
The Popularity of the MEXICAN MUSTANG
the globe Other articles CAIN To HiSridss pain and
dlstress-this oETsS. Family PHYSICIANS, Govern
ment Hospitals, tarrIeTs Planters, Farmers, Live
y men c. have practically demonstrated thus fact,
throughout the world No article ever before re-
ceived such undivided praise and support from
Medical and SclentIhc men.
Of years standing. has been totally cured. Piles,
Ulcers, Tumors, Running Sores, Scrofula. stiff
S3lnts, Eelons, swellIngS, Burns, Bites, Boils,
PAINS upon Man. and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE. &c,
suoh as King Bone Gall, Scratches. SPAWN. Poll
Evil, sweeney, Hoof all, ETC., are subdued and
MUSTANG HNIMENT.
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED!
Mr.. :. hitch. Hyde Park, VT, writes -. That
the horse Was considered worthless" this case was
Spavin,D "but since the free Of Mustang Linn
ment, | have sold him for $50 cash. Eour Liui-
nient has been doing wonders up here"
-, Broad STREET, PHILADKLPHIA. Pa.
(ENtract.) In hitting the kettle from The FIRE II
hands very severely, almost Ia a crisp. IL was an
| awful sight. The Mustang Biniment appeared Ia
extract the pain. II healed rapidly, without sore
ness, and left N" scar al account.
"GoGfs trHly, CHARLES FOSTER"
Such language ss this is but the constant and nat
urai echo wherever this article rs used.
This l.IniIuent Is indispensable to Planters and
owners Of Horses and Mules. Mr.. JOHN DAN
iElS, Montgomery. Ala. sold n slave for S2Nn X M
was raised from utter uselcTSness bY this ihniment
and enquire for the Mustang LIlIment, ard take no
other.
Sold by all dealers throug hout North aud South
America, Europe, and all the Islands of the Ocean
BARNES & PARK, New York.
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CAR RACES

i HE Subscriber having made addition, In his
Sr ,f making It now one gfthe arges:n HHG
manuiactnrIng CARRIAGE n LIGiIT&SHe
WAGONS of all kinds cannot be surpassed aud
ioin ms long experiences nm the business, he hopes
AZ Kinds OF Carriages and Light WAGONS kept on
All REPAIRS neatly done, and all orders prompt
" attended Ia.
ones. ANDREW T. Joyce,
loft .orner az 18th and r. sta
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OCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS

The Havana mail steamers leave New York on
the ID, 18th, nth and nth of each month, and
Charleston on the 9Th and 18th.
The CaiifOrnla mail steamers leave New York or
the 5th and 10Th of each month.
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DIS S CSSSsssssWWfEhttfs NEW sEEPBISSAAtt
Ri s$sSs%Etttt E## sEEBBESSs skkff
NEW M MEBfs4t ss11 EE;
New New New $$ $f fBBiEsiiEE sszzEE
f FSR !s ssLasN1TSsr PTsnssfs SsLx:
FS k isrLlNSSrokr RssSsEs osLI
FOR ISFLkNNsroRy DIsKAsEs ONLY!
Such as
such as
Such as
Such as
fffLd%5EERP ThS@f5TESSSPS 6 SfSS !.
e
INFGhaaMSMHT6RY
Have you tired thus Mediclne
H.ys y You ,Ts$ t sSis M MsSiS,ns
Do not delay
Do not delsy.
Have you read the tlrcYM
Have you read the CiIG risTi
Real the CiTegG
R RssS e., the SSIITESisi;
| Sold by all DrugglstSn Wssh,nto
Sold sold ~ r, al :. RPs TTssis in Georretswn.
SOD by ali RRIsgIsts Every where.
sou TX al al WASHINGTON,
Refo1n Washington,
| nnrP.in Washington.
iE s$ Wi #I III: H H$;:
Price 81.
Price 81.
Chronic Package 1884,
Chrome Package S2Sn.
Chronic Package $2-50.
| Try il.
| Try il.
| Try it.
TRY THE NEW MEDICAL SALT,
| q ID. G. TAYLOR d CO., General gents,
ma 24-tr 202 Dock street, PHI adelp hia-
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POWDER feg-6,nco,

THE undersigned offers for sale the above stsnd =
Il ard brand of fine RYE WHISKEN, Of their
quality of the Whiskey known so favorably IN tbs
South for the past eight ears, will always be kept
up to its former high standard, and purchasers and
consumers can rely upon its being perfectly pure
Rye Whiskey, distilled under our own personal su-
psrvsion, and entirely free from any deeteriOUs
substances which render made up whsSIes SO OBJ
jectionable Always having a large stock If the
above. and other fine whiskies in New York as well
as Philadelphia, we are enabled to snip goods from
either city direct.
FREEMAN SIMPSON, Pbenix DstIer,.
Ofhce Jog south Front ST., Philadelphia; in New
York. Of WAL street. 6lv
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WHf IS ITf
srp RATN OPSRIyE.

B,. THE FANCY GG6H6SS' ,EaLpp
bers tferNe 1 mn. When the iaies so in sue, ne
of STEVENS, 20 great attJa3tIan. The PR LS
GOoIS ~ immense vsriety of all otse, GyCY
ton III n nIs Inc, and me prompt and nolif nen
Cali 60, l"hls. must b the indiIearcRt
best and M ~, an 10 saw money by buyins very
""es rSshI,.nah'e Goods of
H. Z. STVENS, The Familiar,
ap2u 900 r. av., bet. 9th ]pth sts,
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wu In. SINGER & co.
We III ulION FIX, AgAnt -Ix

w mfJth: WATER! WATER WIN. T.
the 49, :, q 20, are now prepared to introduce
from 80 INTO the premises of parties desiring il
s,taies i'Alns which have been laid by the United
prices eva fnt yS9r work done promptly aud ut fair
north uf Pe6at TO. 300 Ninth street, a few doors
a conpiris .n!s1 wanna avenue, where MAJ n, c,urd
ELAtures ~ortment Of Water. steam. and Gas
ma I'm
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n MCIEAN'S -
= EYCEISIOR SASH SUSTAlNERS

PATENT EXCELSIOR SASH SUSTAiNEkS
for sustaining window sash when raised or lowered
at any point desired, making window (whether oin
or newt as convenient for use as when hung WIN
weights and pulleys. and the cost comparatively
trI6inr This Patent received the diploma oil the
NetrOpolItan Mechanics Institute In this CITY:
The superiority of this article over all other SASH
SustaIners now in use, has been well tested by num-
bers of our citizens, to whom reference can De
made. 49, c,L; a
Aiexandria county ,Va.-FORD& DOUGHERTf,
of Washington. ,., rn
UITZCHAW & BRUFF, Louisiana avenue,
between 9th ana 10th streets, north slde lts
nractical working can be seenl or at the residence
Of John N. FORD, No. 241 Virginia avenue, pc
tween nth and 18th streets west Will be promptly
attended to. una Zo-1taW-N
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H NOTICE.
DEING IN very infrm health and desrous OF set
band, (GOv Sam'l Sprigg,)as well as against my
salE I request all persons having claims against
either wiz forward the same to the subscriber at
Washington, D. c., at the earliest practicable mo-
ment and do hereby revoke all former agencies or
power of attorney by me relative thereto.
f VIOLEFfA SPRIGG,
Northampton, Prince Georges county, Nd
fe l7-cotf .,,, -.
Annapolis n epubhcan, Upper Marlboro' Advo,,
yOcate and Bait. sun please publish cost anu sonu
Obi off for
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" kiNDI.ING AND STOVE WOOD,
WHITE hSD RED ASH Goal,

CUMBERLAND, LUMP, 4 SMITHS COAL.
full assortment al ALI kinds Away ON hand.
FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE GIVEN:
FAIR PRICES EXPErTED!
We wish ~ understood that design doing n
cash business Persons sending US their orders will
Please send the money or have IL ready when the
fuel is delivered, thereby saving us the trouble of
sending foriit
We would say to those few persons having SO
counts, we conslder them due at any time we pre-
sent them conseQ uently we exp ect the money when
presented. I'll a w NJ GATr
Ohces-NM; Corner 18th aud q sts., No. 541; and
foot OF 18th st.. below War Depart't ma NJ
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40 Pa. Az. her 9th and Infh 81,

SCO MCKINNEY n LANSDALE, S00
oEV AGENTS FOR THE oZU
PARK FIRE ms. co. n. Y.-Cash capital and
supplies SS1,HA, nearly; and CORES pondents nt
other Companies having cash capital of over
S3.fno,Un. Losses equttab adjusted and promptly
paid Office No. SGD nh street. near D. aps
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l. "'siNGER & OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

'Ne'oH yDaCs-hO 5-y p~n.s.p1aid Areauf,
For f1ni,;a1. Mdcy The National HI.
Posses The, ItIl"rs; and all naueactuTlng pur-
'ioing a.s unequalled; more durbe; capable of
more mo5ev a ,fr variety of work, I'D Of ea.ning
uaaGtlng Unusual atten,inn at sof'hu 90 a'o ~
we invite all a. call =, t. - s,t,, ,,c
W,JNo: 5ss Penn. avenue u,Ier the Satinrai
great er'ITa, examine them and their work. Phe
apparent. ExpIanationS Fl. en- TO all Cir
with spesinIaS Al Of Singer Swing Machines
sent ~ s,x sdioi their work, nrDished to ALL
al $40. HHu assortment Of Tread, Needles. Twist
at New York Prices ~ ''
.y,, NJ /. Nj. SINGER CO
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/BIAS, OPTICIdN,
426 PENN. AVENUE, BET. ~ AND 9Th Srs.

most respectfully inform my friends and the
Spbllc generally, that have removed to tho
above place, where may always he found, tO<TS
sHlt s.i that require my sid with SPECTA
As to my capabilities, and the ENTERTAINMENT Savs
generally given, will entirely leave to the public to
and elsewhere, that have Of the most eminent gem
tiemen in the United States; aud particularly desire
read as a guide to those who wish to be well suited
do not suit at so lght some pretend to do mel
you for space Of six years, as you will read i'm an
adyertsemont OF another person, which is all stuff.
a Doctors bad business. l will not Impose upon or
insult an enlishtened public, to endeavor to make
your eyes do not undergo change, then will war
rant you ny Glasses TO lsst YOU forever.
isrse and Wei sfsSTted stock r sPECThGifs
and ELI sna ta AsSES with real Brazilian Pebbles
kk3f@f s ia GEEFH III ~.
variety of other useful Optics. annex few of the
many TESTIMONIALS
From his Ezcs!ieney, the Gorernor Of Virginia.
RICHMOND, Oct. 5, 1854.
Tobias aud &%d them S if% g
sight, and corresponding with his descri ption Of
HENRY A. WISE.
From the late Hon. Judge Bmtle-.
WASHINGTON, July III, 1885.
onn''. S to Mr. Ino Tobias skllfl
IT, SSGf that nm q
comprehend them by Inspection and some slight
mcesuIeHIent, dn'i ne mas made me pair OF Specta
cies that SUIT me admirably. A. p. BUTLER.
From tie Hon. Secretary Of State OF Vf,grn,a
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
RICHMOND. Dec. 81. iaS3{
Dear Sir: Gov. Wise having shown me the Spec
tacles you sent him; and discovering that the focus
was precisely suitable to my vision, kindly offered
to enclose them to you, TO have new Glasses Suhst-
tuted. have since received them, and am gTatfed
that the Glasses fully meet my expectation, and
give my eyes great relief. The pebbles you have
used are really superb enclose Eerein the amount
ofyouT bill. Very respectfully, q O.
GEO. w. MUNFORD
JOHN TOBIAS, Esq., Warrington, ID. e.
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From Pref. Bdchs.
,,, WASHINGTON, Feb. II. 1859
r. have nsed PAIR OF Glasses OF Brazilian Pebbles
rhhnIshed by Mr.. Tobias with great abstraction.
"0s are clear, OF excellent hgure and we'll mounted.
IT. p, A. ID. BACHE.
Penn a,ase observe that my Establi slnent Is on
none between ~ and 9Th streets.
WHARF 20 A., AMBRDTIPE ROOMS.
a,v Other Es,s,i obtain good Likeness equal to
n IN 2av iS vi t'nsnt. aa at moderate charg es
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HOUsE-rURNISUING STORES.
JEWEIRT STORFk

INV. JkIT Z Bro, 81 Pa nv. let. cal a 10th cts
~. o. HOOP, SSs Pa. Sv., bet, eth A. 10Th SITS.
:. LEWIS, 90 Pa- av., let. ls.h and 18th ste.
II. HOFFA, watches aud jevelTy, 81 Pa ~. SO. sdt
J. ksRR, 4So Pa. av., bet. 81 & sEd a. sts.
joys LANCE, ChTonometer, &c. uIss ~. 81 18th 81
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EMRICH'S PHILADELPIllAL LAGER BEEk
Il DEPOT,
$40 Eleventh. street, q fer doors ADORE Fdrnhdns
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The undersigned respectfully aInouDG,ess, that he
has accented t1e Agency of LAGER BEER from
IA p Ratz from Philadelphia. and is prepared
to furnish any quality 10 the trade or private la
Of Leng the best, and the undersigned Is satished
that IL will be this summer good as any IN tho
city. ., -, 90 with
prOmptness and dispatch.
IT = No char &c for delivery. , r,,,,cr.
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