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t1RH A fellow is exhibiting at Buffalo new can
uou, which . operated by steam. twill load aim,
Ere, and sEab itself out No use for stldiersl
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epffiaI Nntirrs.

" II any people in the world ever needed
an apostle to cast their devils out It ours who i've in
this water-ogged country The masmatc polnon Of Our
swamps aud Marshes becomes a vertabe devil IN the
BLOOD to rsvel in the Agues and Fever which shake and
oorch Us all Ayers T" AsUs CURE is said 70 BE- the
pose we need and Of our neghbors who have tried
confirm the report .-yeurnal, plano, m.
Vegetable Substitute for oalonel and BIne-
Pill.
BRANDRETH's VEGETABLE UMvERsAL PrLLs
bv restoring the bowels to their original da and natal
action, give strength to the stomach purify tbe blood
establish the healthy condition ofhe digestive organs
thus dyspepsia, Colds coughs rheumaas dropsies
and sickness generally whether chrouie recent The
90 ebratod Abenethy "Afer having cured The de
ransement ofthe bowels debtes and all diseases gen
orally disappear fRer accord in a short time
The experience Of century lss established tho worth
these pills beyond dispute purgavo and anti-blous
medicines and their upwards Of 600 conscientious
physlcans, and by million Of families shows that
they supplying the Of humanity and are
in adgauce Of medical The above pills although
purely vegetable kuown and used as substtuo
for Calomel ydrar0yTi Choridm MisO producing all
aerative and other Indications with Of It's disogan
ization edeos upon the sodsofea orpPng tor liieoi
its distressing action tho teeth and gums The pre-
pared concentration from the principestho Lis
Ad dltion Pss substitute for bluo-pil (PiiuG Hydrar
0yl possessing the peculiar action on the seorsting
Of that preparation from mercury, but Of its sal
ivatng other injurious effects Those who have used
them, bieptH substitute otherwise award them
the highest praise They to concentrated
Essence OF Life THAI anything yet made in the way
medicine by man single pill given daily when all hope
has fled, has often health lu fact they supply
organic prucipe to tie bool always wanting ia extreme
sickness Old psope have the secretions
y youn restored by these Life Addition Pills Their val
ue as lifs-presoryers is beyond estimate.
Brandretbs Vegetable Universal Pills from n,
bowels and blood Of sick person the Of death =
THE LIFE ADDITION Pills sUPPLY THE ORGANIC NgoEs
slrY THIS BLOoD's vtrALIrY-the minute globules o.
vegetables essences Of which they tho conCroon
have their eraci counterpart in the vital gobues Of the
blood. Aud from whe does the blood derive it's life
its gobules verify from the from which DR.
Braniroh derives the life r cipes Of the lille Addition
| Pills-from the Vegetable Rinedoml
These pills also the Universal warranted purS
vegetable Retailed respectively at 25 aud 50 PLY
sicans and the public supplied the gross single box
at DE- Brandreth's Principal Office No. 29l Canal-st
| Y and by
A S, Gardner No. 22O Superior street. Cleveland and
R Whedeu, Hudson, aud b. all respectable dealers 4
medicines my9I
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CLEVELAND. SATURDAY MORNING, JULY. 2, 1853.
sATuRDAY MORNINa, gULY 3, $50.

PLAIN ARD ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ Plain and ornamenial rriotu4 @ every desefpton
l0ua AZ the Printing Establishment o. the Leader once
ne latest improved and most rapid steam sretses in tno
iesl styp, short notice and II reasonable Par
culuT attenou paid 70 blank work Every descriptions
aindug done especially Blank Books edFers Journals
H1pss Haosivins nonks 30, tc
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Rnnr0illn.

DOARDING. - The House No. "a
ID Public Square, and by he Stous Cburrh-one OF the
pleasautest ia the cityhas hcen thoroughly
paired is for Boirders Families wishing to
furnish their accommodated with large
and and bedrooms; and Single Boarders
ard Day borders will find good accommoda ious ON ea-
gonable Ladies not excluded Reterences given
and received aprIR2 5. w. buHtlII.
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MIistcllouemos.

DOBERT GILL-SILVER AND
u electro platter Door Plator and Manpaeturercor-
nr ~ nnro aud Prospect Sts tup salIs) Cleveland, o
prepared 60 re-pnta Spoons Forks, Oastois, Nc ana
make tbem e1ual tn new. Door Trimmings furnished or
plated 20 order, Bell Hanging promptly attended ~ ana
nri q reasonable. lhl-e"h' U
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ENCOURAGE AND PROTkCTr
It Your OWN
N MANUFACTURES

.THE SUBSCRIBER takes this
ii opportunity df d fillniug No rrae " ""i Neseeeaes
eua,,Nt i wv AZ ei,i itbe n OOLLRN iiRACTOhN, ,nFs
pterlv OvyuOu 81 q, iuWnlt WhNlc ny ~ teANN ~ ~
tm fiom former uair0ns snd aiy Qlnflhg ot new enea,
their Wool 10 mauutaoiuco lt0lt.4a
Cashmere CLOTH Flannel apd Stacking Yam,
hhh waite on caofed, by ynd 81 p3atd oroiaol~so
NIisviue a compur sF otmnthmsy iol the purrose
Al nil 81 anahra $40 nfncD tut MgI lNte tcln
of M 10 it into syu to suh customofa' fuhLiNa an
Tl ON nNh6fiN0 done 20 oftof ,1 49,.
IInvinF Ind Ion sud Ngrpu tApefen IN llt tNNeiu
aoi Wusifrn Mopllon Mununctoiei, ieel epntfqltif
aiyl PEI frct Satisfaction. ~, -,
~ The atliufuo va WrffhW tnpi We lNil HNNNN ~
Wuo entrusted his fhhhe made Aae tooNp Afcod
ina 40 hiucf in Nofkmnnkc mtnnot ~ Iu0f IN M
ff- An dsmagot pnmlfN nad npa hy living np We
AZ - An ilnna ha lac q ttirl ol ohfaininf eN
ita1ist if,trsna9t BENIAMiN LEMOlA.
ls0lcii 6ythoea Ooi Ohio Aplil aoih, lqte. IsI
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s2,O2O,4sO


summit COunty Statistics.
The Beaeen publishes the following statistics
of Summit county furnished by Auditor Grouse
from the returns Of the township Assessors for
She year 1858
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MATRIMONIAL

To THE LADIES oE THE UNITED STATES
It has been my good fortune restore TO health many
thousands OF my country-women.
My has excited the malice of the enviouy and
aous but thor prosecutions have served only 10 extend
nd establish my reputation Showers of grateful offerings
have fallen my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
Ihago relieved. iong as am held in afeotionate and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced my
Si can afford to despise the efforts of mischief max ers
nd slaplore
My friends have repeatedly urged to place my med
clue for producing munsruation within the reach Of the
Lades Of the United States but indisposton to enter
geld occupied by quacks with their perucous nostrum
and fear that unprncpled COuntereiters might palm
he public their worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented mo from establishing agencies the sale Of my
AMlE DE FEMME" in the United States
Az last yield to the enrsates of patients and friends
and offer the suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy OF the "AMlE DE FEMME" 1
need only say, that is IN liquid form, aud exact such
ssi have used in pactoon France many years and
that 1t has never failed to satisfactory result
Tho Annie de Femme" menssruation stand in the re
aton Of and effect nike powerful to originate
asslthy menstrual lnw where never has existed and to
restore It where has been from any suppressed
In orderto guard against imposition the wrapper OF irec
hOus each hottie OF the Anie dc Femme viii bear my
written signature and both tho bottle and enclosing bc1
vii be sealed with my private seal.
Price, $500 package.
PARIS, January. 1861.
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Gn0ropers.

ENG n NVING AND LITHOGRAPHIN
81 BURRIDGE,W WOOD
IO ENGRAvERs AND LITHoGRAPIERs B'nk
tVea Clave and q.
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S6y- For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
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Att'ps g QonnseLLors.

IL j. HICKMAN, ATTORNEY AT
~ LAW, Office er the Merchants Back Glove
and, Ohio eb2tR0
pROO&S 4 FORD, ATTORNEYS
- AT LAW Atwater Buildings, foot oi superior st..
Cleveland Ohio.
d. ". BROOKS. L. W. FoRn.
fehG
WTILLIAMSON q RIDDLE, AT
w TORNEYs AT Law. Office No, so, SuperioT-st
Cleveland. Ohio g WILLIAMSON
ian2l A c. RIDDLE
0HARLES 9. BALDWIN-ATTOR-
N)ney and Counselor o. LawOlce q Superior g. over
Civ Rnuk. lanl5:dly
DALNER e. AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
Il AT LAW, Office Commercial Bank -.
A SPER, j. r., ATTORNEY ATLAW,
a, Warren, lrunihutl County, Ohio ohce No ~ 2 -
Market sIreet. dec3-d3l
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4fI0ohinists Mt.

RR. AZ % N d $ L. ID w,
Manufacturer of tll kinds Of
SMALL MACHINERY, LArHES, MODELS,
Rolling Mills for jewelers. and Dentists
SEAL AND OTHER PRESSES &cs
TURNING AND FlNISHlG GENERAliLH.
Superiol street. American Bulldmgsi Cleveland, o.
Oannsite fine Woddeli iiouse eug29 lT2t
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Bankfrs.

n T. wUITVAN NJ sTANDART. c W srANp6RT
WHITMAN, STANDART Il CO.
w Bankers and i.eelersin Foreign and Domestic EK-
change No Superior street. We raw direct on Lon-
don aud vii furnish Drafts for any amount gaysbs at All
the nrnrina pOiu England Ireland Scotland France
and Germany Go lecli0ns made nl aocossahe points
throu vhnut the United States and Cauadas mar8lY
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N. II. soLoMoNsoN.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIc OPTICAN,
eeps the LARGEST assortment Of the approved kinds oi
PECIACLES. Allhis glasses, whether for or far
ghted ground under his owninspeoton by machine
Jof construction with the eroatest care ia
Iuit tho eyes In all cases. curing Weakness DizziHess
Rammdtoaof the Eyes, and impartmg strength for lonl
reading or Gne sewing.
C6- N. H. solomonson would here inform the public
thRhe employs any in tho sale ofhislenses
~ Also splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES MI
CKOScOPEs, COMPASSES sc. kept on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural.
rS-OGce3s Superior street under the American Hotel
iuu24
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CtULLIVAN'S JUSTLY Celebrated
~ RTOyE PoLlSH-the besl in lhe maskgt, A.so--
LUDLOWiS lnishble Soli-Aoaling fAUiI OANS, war
ahtud b0 Attlfght, igT sale Cheap a. Wholesale
roiaii, BY ". Z. MARVIN, No. "A Pnblic Square,
ed inONUsH Nearly poBusita The olCOurt House
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6oteIs.
DUMA S :

IL
Re f1ster Street bett5eeH 4 and 5h CIVONNATt ONO
This old aud well established Hotel has been TeoentY
re-Ged superior STYLE and is unsurpassed by any
Hotel OF its class m America. -
The prOnretOr from his long experience In TINS Cy, al
orna and elsewhere feels confident that his advantages
others will warrant him entire success and as he is
favOrRbly known To this community ant InL shaI
of public patronage, ALEX. SHUMAlF,
npr9DR9 Proprietor,
MANHATTAN HOTEL-Nos. 3, 5
IFB 7and Murray street. Cd door FROM Broadway, op
poste he PARK New York Huggns6 Eling, Propreiors
tIusgius, late of PoarlStreet House Boaru II CEhng
la 70 raafsn tTa.aI Nav Eork "Rel
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DR. b. L. ROBINSON HAS RE-
/ moved his Dental Omce to, MS residence; No ao
Wood n four doors North 0the NJ e Church. whore 10
will bo happy all OF his orncr patrons or any oth-
ers wua u1y uB8d his services.
CiayeIgui NqrcH 'o l2fsmh9fdt
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Buil0ers g. Arfbitrtts.

pROOKS S. q. & L. W., BUILD
I'D ERS. AIS, danufacturers uf Doors, Blinds, SASH
Brackets and AL ends gf scroll Saving and Gothic work
Particular ltteni paid Fittng-U Stores Factory
Division-st upu Centre block Cleveland o. uol0-cSl
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GUTTA PEROmA ASE,
For Artificial Teeth

Is aunfacturo and all varieties Gl artdciel teeth are
~ ,1, a. tte hest IN ,nuer W INGERSOLL
No 2il Marble Block, Superior street, Cleveland o.
mvlSRR
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PARIS, January. 1851

For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
No % superior street Cleveland who will supply the
Annie do Femme at the PrOpdetor's Prices.
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DENTIST.
nn wv I CHILD LA s REMOV

ed his Dental Office TO Room No l., Hoffman block
Snuerior street. of public square, South OF z o. All
VINO need tha service Of Dentist Will save themselves
much SUFFERING as well as MONEY ny giving MN a
cal Elao ricy used 10 mitigate pain for those VINO de-
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED
On cold 81 YER Porcelain and Nucanized Ru90er bSse
n the hest mnuncr Teeth in sets from $40 20 sou G9l
Gilngs according OF tue cavity iron 5O upward
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Cleveland, June 10, 1859.
p s. All communications Of enquiry, or dona.
items, may be directed to S. Plumb, ESQ
oberlin, Lorain Co., Ohio
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THIS ayent1n D on eFhi6ion ut tho Paint aud Glass
" house M N 'D1NflANi No ~ Public squire
..uL .-l MO DIV Ono naInnlna. aecA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-18

II The British yacht St. Ursula, Commander
Cairnie, arrived at New York on SUNDAY evening
in thirty days from the Clyde on pleasure trip
She sells under the flag Of the Admiralty by the
permission Of the British government. She be-
longs To the Royal Yacht Club, and her model
was taken from the celebrated Yacht America
She is toPsail schooner rugged, and for comfort
cannot easily be exeelled Her owner, Mr. Ten
nent. f Glasgow. with his three nieccs, also Mr.
Basil RoAaid and Mr.. James Honeyman, are on
board.
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To BE CONrINUED.l

Reform IN THE METHODIST CHURCH.-An
important change is discussed among the Meth
Odists. in regard to the government of the
church and the itinerancy Of the ministers
The Laymans Association of the Cincinnati
Conference, recently in session. resolved that
1t would cOnduce to the welfare of the whole
church so TO change the present system as to
allow the lay representation in the general and
other conferences. They object to being So
exclusively governed by ministers. They fur
ther say that 1.-The good Of their children, the
church and the world loudly calls for a more
intimate relation between pastor and people
which can only be obtained by more protrac-
ted stay of the pastor with the people, One
of the reasons they urge against the present
system of itinerancy is, that il is n grievOus
and unnecessary burden upon the church.
They calculate that in displacing their loco
ministers from fields where they have inst be-
gun To labor with success, and in removing
them to new ones, where six months will be re-
qured to make acquaintances an expense is
incurred every two years of SI20. 900 for re-
moyals, and another $I20.O00 i'm the deprecia-
tlnn Of household goods, making an aggregate
which exceeds the whole sum contributed by
the Methodist Episcopal church TO foreign mis-
sions. They also reckon that every two wears
of thousand years ministerial labor are lost
IN the process of removal and argue that the
system is "extrayagant" They also protest
against the absorption Of the time of ministers
10 editing teaching Latin and mathematics, and
directing book concerns, and holding that law
men may be found To attend to many things
which now divert many Of their ministers from
their proper work. In church matters, the
Presbyterian system seems to work best.
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M !. q. STEVENS.
MERCHANT TAILOR AND CI.OTHIER,
No 50 PenH. ircHps, EroIrHS' HofrI.
Has n ChtIcs stock If CLOTHS. CASSI ER rs,
and VESTI NGS. ard other SEASDNARI,E a.
GOODS FOR MEMS WEAR which ha ~
will make tO order ~ the best manner and N "A
short notice He has Ais" choice stock of w
hne READY MADE CLOTHING and -~i~-
FUR FINISHING AR CICT.ES, 10 which no would
call tho SpacIa attention of gPrtlomen.
1y" AdhcrIng to tho pTuCIple of oUc PrJ6c ongs
which It DISTINCTLY marked ou each artl~ir the puh
&c are secured from imposition, and may Ieiy on
far dealing.
y , Mr.. WIN. BENNEr, Gavoraby known t,, rnau,
citizens ot Washington aS Gutter ofdIstInguIShed
want. having charge Of the rutting Department.
wit he Pleased {" moet his friends aud the pub.iC
generally and serve them with
k3-tf A GOOD FIT.
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IL About 500 Of the European Mormons who
arrived in New York last week, left for the West
on Saturday evening. They carried some 50 ocN
pounds of baggage. The others-about 2OO-of
the original party remain in New York and adja-
cent cities for the present. The Mormon agents
stationed there, having received positive instruc.
tons from President Brigham Young TO send all
emgrants in future early in the season, in order
TO avoid the sad calanities of being caght in
ly Winter ON the Plains, as in 1856, used every
disPatch, and in thirty hours from landing in Gas
tie Garden had them again in motion up the Hud-
son.
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DENTISTRY, &c.

n DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. HILLS has removed his ofica to the rooms
long occupied by DR., MalSter, (3n6 Prnn'Ia~
avenue, 6ctween 9TH and 10th SITS. } wherein
be will be pleased TO see all vino may desre~lliII
his services. For professional ability | am kndI,
permitted to refer to DR.. Malstef. ja4
MI TEETH.
ll LOOMS, NJ. H., the inventor and patentee OF
the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, attends
persons personally at his office in this city -
Many persons can wear these Teeth who SAlIp
cannot wear others; and no person can wear Others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at ms Office be accom- modsted
with any style and price pf Teeth they NAV desire
but to those who are particular and wish the puTest
cleanest, strOngost and most perfect denture that
art can pruduce the MINERAL PLATE will be
more tUill warranted.
Rooms in this city, No. SSs Penn. avenue, between
9Th and 10th streets, also 0 Arch street, Philade-
phia. sc 2l-Iy
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The AUSTRIAN EMPEROR AND THE WAF.
Every step which has hitherto been taken by
Austria. II is alleged. has been the result of ma
ture delIberatiOn amongst the Imperial family,
by every member of which the young Emperor
Is regarded as precious charge confided ia
their care. The Imperial family Of Austria AS
sembleS at its council hoard sixteen Archdukes
all in the prime of life, of vlgor and intelli-
gcnce; all moved by the same interest and as
friendly and united "a every family should be
\" measure Of vital importance is ever under
k,n without the advice Of all, aud tie adhe-
sion "f the majority. This assembly, appealed
to IN the present crisis, unanimous in its
decision. The Arcbduchess Sophia was even
more urgent than the rest. How proud and
glorious, says Paris letter, she must have fe
when her son, rising in the mi lst of his re-
lati"ns laid his hand upon his sword. and in
answer to the proposition of France. which had
been discussed, exclaimed, Let the Emperor
Louis Napoleon be told that am ms vet too
young to abdicate. He wants to plume the
Austrian eagle; better to try and cut his throat
One thing let him remember in the coming
struggle, that the game is FAR from equal be-
tween us-I risk province. he stakes his en-
pirC on the issue Of the war"
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THROUGH TICKETS can be obtained at tbs
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN RAIIROAD Or
FICE corner nf Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
Washington, on board Of the Steam Ferry Boat
George Page, al the Ofice of the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad, at Alexandria,
RICHMOND. D.NVy99IIE. LyNcHRrpa
BRISTOL. KNOXVILLE, DALTON, ALLAN
IA, CHATrAN0OGh A. NASHVILLE HINTS
WILLIE. GRAND JUNCTION, MEMPHIS,
MONTGOMERY AND NEW ORLEANS.
by direct route. and continuous railway oonneo-
tion to Memphis,
AfordIng greater GTPsdiior and com fort, and he
Ing -fN miles shorter than Ivy any other route
The steam ferry boat George Page leaves the foot
cfTth street at6i4 M, for Alexandria. where pas
sengeTs take the for Richmond, Charlottesville.
Staunton, White sulphur Springs, Woodstock "a C.,
and at 65S p. IN. for Richmond and all points South
west, making sure and close connections to Mem
phls
Baggage Wagons and Omnbuse leave the ofhos
Ps- avenue, at O'Clock q. m. and p. IN.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
je l7-u Washington.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

SS DUPONTS o.
-" b % w ID r r, OO
w. ALBERT KING, GEORGETOWN, d. c. for
yeSfs past the Sole gent IN the District ot Coluu.
hia Tor Messrs. Dupont Co., Wilmington, Del
aware, keeps constantly hand large stock of al
the different grades of POWDER manufactures h,
them, embracing. in part
Blasting and Mining Powder. in Is and 80 10. kess
cannon and Musket do, u. s. Govern
. ment proof, In IS and 81 H. kegs
Sporting F, +, & FFF, inf 61, I2h and Is ID. Kegs
Ducking Powder, IN 81, I21s and q ib Lcss
DO. do. mi and y il. canisters
diamond Graln do. Ia ID. caniSteTs
Eagle Rifle DO. in So and I2I, lb kers
DO. do, IN aud "a 10. cani siers
F. fDS FFF' Do Do 5 a.s GSI IN s Ss.i:isT:
VlIgInla Hlhe IN Id. canIsters
II Safety Fuse of superior quality, in barrels
All of the above will be sold at manufacturers
prices and delivered free of charge TO any part oI
the District.
The character uf Dup"nt's Powder has been SO
well and tavOraby known for n half CertuTy thai
we deem 1t unnecessary to ssy thing in its
H. We take pleasure at all tunes in showing
others.
~ Office No. IS High street, .sbmedrstel, al
OinIGE the Canal, 80 s-tf
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CALTS' CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILL.
Ns it takes l5S feet of split wood to make = cord.
Our wagons are made especially for hauling TIN :
kind Of wood, carrying cords and half-corIs. The
wood sawed but not split is assured before beiug
sawed. FuGi delivered 10 any part of Washing ton
or ieorgetOwn. Offices y. w. cor. 18th and &. M
545 foot of 18th st., below War Depart't an l3-tf
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WOOD AND COAL.


IL f. K p / T B f FORE THE
IA PEOPLE,
THAT 4; PAINTERS CITY STEAM KIND
LiNG AND STOVE WOOD MILLS
SssSE=77EEs$g5gxz..
szssEEszEsEs5=zz:.ss
sS23sAEES2s s=s557
sS35sSgsssS%5.SEs
Orders left at = w. X. Handys, opposite vii
lards' Hotel; VIM. Baliantyne's al 7th street.
or AZ Pages Wharf, foot of 7th street promptly at
tended TO. ONCE At Campbell's Lime and Sand
store, south side of 7th street bridge. The money
when the fuel is delivered " '
aP 2u A.PAYNTER. at Pages Wharf.
GhI.Te, CITY STEAM FIkr ,yUUD NII,IIe,
NJ Wood prepared any length and size delivered
TO all parts of the city. Navy, Yard, and George
town. Orders by mail promptly attended to. The
money to accompany the order or To he ready whom
the fuel Is Delivered. T. J.& w. NJ. GAIT,
n. w. corner 18th and G. Sts., No 5@7
mar 25-ly,r Foot of 18th St., below War Depart