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49, TICKETS ONLY 40.
WOOD, EDDY s. CO., MANAGERS,
Successors to 8. SWAN & co.
The following scheme win be drawn BY Wood,
Eddy & Ga. Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lot.
,orS,'';n each Of their Single Number Lotteries
70, Rurnst 1859 at Augusta, Georgia in public, un-
der the superintsndence Of ComraissiOners.
CLASS SO draws Saturday, August 13, 1853
CLASS 81 draws Saturday' Augus . 1883
CLASS 35 draws SATURDAY, AusustS'' 1903
On the plan of Single Numbersi
$4,000 TICKETS!
Five thousand Four Hundred and Eighty-fve
Prizes. 49,
Nearly one Prize TO every Nine f'cSe'''
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WOOD, EDDY l. CO.'S
S1NUhE NUMBER LOTTERIE.
TICKETS ONLY s1O.

Chartered BY the State of GeOrgia.)
CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000
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C. r. HOOKER,
ATT0R adyEd,, At At Law,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
JACKSON, MISS.
HAVING resigned the ONCE Of District Attorney
Ii with the intention Of devotingm my entire time
to the practice Of my profession, win give prompt
attention to all business entrusted to me In the
Circuit and Probate Courts Of Hiuds county, Cir
cult Courts Of Cipiah, Rankin, Warren, Bolivar,
Washington and 1ssaqueno and the High Court
and Chancery and Federal Courts at jackson.
N. B.-Collections made in any part Of the State.
March rs, 1855. -.s..9 -
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JACKSON BOOK BINDERY.
Blank Book ManufAct0r
= Corner opposite s1s 9s:sSqs H I,


~ sortment Of Ladies' Dress Trimmings
Of the latest styles, ct Wholesale and retail
April LIST 1885,.
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DR.. n. 5. CRAFT,

iaF a 8 Dec
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Leave Vicksburg at $50 A. M. and 5 r. n.
Arrive in jackson at sos A. II. and 6s45 p. M. ~
Leave jackson at Sl6 A. n. and 5.55P.M
Arrive in VIcksburg at II A. n, and $40 Pm
Evening Train from yicksbuTg continues lie trips
to Brandon and Morton, reaching Brandon at p.
NJ, returning leaves Brandon at A, NJ.
Passengers for Canton and others points On the
Both Trains connect at jackson with the New
Orleans Cars.
Daily Stage-lins from Morton east 70 Montgomery
Ala. WIN. WADLEY,
URey Ehginesr and Gen7 iSpersntsndsnt
Mays'50-H. "a -
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To all of which we respectfully call attention.
Iiune 81 ROBINSON, WINDLEY d co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-19

The LAST LEDGER Story. - The Salem
Mass. Register tells good story of q teacher
in district school in that neighborhOOd, who
was in the habit of questioning the children
under his charge ss to what they knew of va,
riOus historical characters they happen to meet
with In their books. A few days ago the name
of Washington occurred in the morning lesson,
and those who had nything to say about him
were asked 10 raise their hands Of course up
went all hands, and Young America once more
paid tribute to him 'iwho was first, etc.
He never told u lie, T" shouted one
"Ate out of tin plate all through the war
"Never smiled for nine years, cried yhird
He was the father O. the country" piped
several.
Edward Everett is getting money to buy his
grave and so forth. .r
"NOw. then" said the teacher, "who can
tell me about Edward Everett .l...
No hand was raised.
The teacher, somewhat surprised Is there
no one here who knows anything about Ed
ward Everett . ...a ono. ...4r
No hand was up .s.
"Well, we shall see what we can find out
about Edward Everett before toll morrow"
p. M.-Befors school opens, up runs little
girl, in great excitement and the teacher
enters the school room .-.s ~. ~
." know something about Edward Everett !"
"Well, what is Il ?'' asked the teacher,
eagerly.
He writes for the New York Ledger" She
had read it in nice large letters on the fence as
she went home. .sr .-.
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ORIGIN OF THE CORoNER's JURY-A gentle
woman in London, after having buried SIX
husbands, found q gen.l,m m IN hardy enough to
make her wife once more. For several months
their happiness was mutual-a circumstance
which seemed to pay no great compliment 10
the former partners Of her bed, who, as she
said, had disgusted her by THAR sottishness and
in6delity. n In the view Of knowing the real
character Of his smoreus mate the gentleman
began frequently to absent himself to return
at late hours, and when he did return. to ap-
pear as if intoxicated At first reprosches, but
afterwards menaces, were the consequences of
this conduct. The gentleman persisted, and
seemed every day to become more addicted TO
his bottle. One evening, when she imagined
him dead drunk, she unsewed leaden weight
from one Of the sleeves of her gown, and hav-
ing melted it, she approached her husband,
who pretended still to be asleep, in order to
put 1t into his ear through q pipe. Convinced
of her wickedness, the gentleman started up
and seized her; when, having procured assis-
tance, he secured her until the morning, and
conducted her before a magistrate, who COM
mitted her to prison. The bodies of her six
husbands were dug up, and, as marks of viO-
lence were still discOyerable upon each of them.
the proof of her guilt appeared so strong upon
her trial that she was condemned and executed
To this circumstance is England indebted for
that useful regulation by which no corpse can be
Inferred in the kingdom without legal inspec-
ton.
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~ Balloons and coffee for two-that's the
next excitement! Wise and Aylett having had
their pop, without an eyelet being made in any
one, or any one being the Wiser for it, it is but
just and proper that Wise and La Mountain
should mount, if they like it, in the manner
proposed by this little document. emanating
from La Mountain: II go to Watortown o-day
July lD for the wreck Of my balloon, which
will be at once rebuilt. If, meanwhile, Mr.
Wise considers the matter OF sufficient import
ance to desire test of our relative capacity.
scientifically considered, in a trial trip from
San Francisco to the Atlantic sen board with
balloons Of equal size, he knows my address. -
Let US wish with Hood, who certainly had thi.
affair in forevision, that if little trouble have
this np shot in the end
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III Two most distressing occurrences took
place durng camp meeting which was being
held last week on the Penetanguishene road about
seven miles from Barrie, C. w. woman, whose
name Is not given, and man by the name of
smith, respectable farmer residing In the town
ship Of Innisdl, both went mad from over excite
ment The unfortunate victims had TO be tied
and taken home in wagons, their maniac rawlings
nulng the air and attracting the gaping curiosity
offhe uniniti1ted Smith has since died ravin9
mad having attempted TO bite several Of those at
lending him during his parorysms The woman
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IL The Italian editors are heard of also. The
morning after the French occupation Of Milan
several Journals that had been suppressed by the
Austrian government. reappeared. One,had been
suppressed i've years, and In the last number had
promised the conclu Of a story in the next
True 10 promise, the next, at the end Of five years
took up the story where IT had been left OF, and
concluded it
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BURIED TwEkrY-FIvE HoURs IN A Coal
SHAPr.-The Peoria (Ill.) Transcript of the
9th, gives an account OF a mans having been
buried in a shaft sunk for coal, Mt Wesley City,
for a period of twenty-five hours, and then
taken out alive. The shaft was sunk thirty
four feet for coal, but none having been found
an attempt was made to remove the curb and
it was while trying to save this that the cave in
occurred This hsppened on. Thursday, the
Sth, about 10 O'Clock in the morning
The alarm was instantly given, and an ex-
cited crowd rushed to the spot. On listening,
blows on the timber could be heard from below
showing the buried man to bs alive, and the
work Of digging him out was at once com
menced. The shaft was three and a half feet
in diameter, aud was entirely blocked up with
sand and timber for fifteen feet, and for the
balance Of the way the curbing was in a shat
tered and dangerous condition
At III o'clock, on Friday, after 25 hours in
generation, the poor fellow was reached, and
rescued unhurt. 1t Seems that when the curb
gave way, some two or three feet at the bottom
held firm, and the timbers above, in falling.
formed a sort Of roof above him, and thus savel
his life.
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IL Paris correspondent of the London Globe
says: While human destinies and the cause of civ
ilization are battled for in Italy. Sweden is busy
about the question whether infants diving lin-
baptized 90 to hell ,' The fsmous coach builder
Rechnitzer, who has turned Baptist, is stoutly de-
Tending the miider view Of the baby's prospects,
In the teeth OF the judicial bench and the conss-
tory Of Wisby (Gothland.) His trial is now going
on. and he is as Obdurate as John Huss before the
man-burners Of Constance. He quotes Luther's
catechism scontradicting the Confession Of Auss-
burgh on the point at issue. He might quote 4
host Of fathers and councils on either side of the
CONTROVERSY
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u , breach between the Archbishop OF Paris
and the Court is talked Of. The Archbishop is
said 10 have given the request to oficiate At the
lie Deun- for the bar<ie Of Magenta some such
aaswef as this: Il cannot join In Thanksgiving for
the murder of l5Go human beings, nor raise
hymn Of JOY found upon the pIin aud misery OF
quien, for the souls Of the departed with the
ggc1test pleasure
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ExAGGERArIOS.-Mr. Emerson, in one of his
lectures, refers to the habit of over-statement
common with even educated men in this coun.
try. Strong expletives are used by many per
sons so frequently, and in cases when they are
improper, that when an event occurs, calling
for forcible language, their vocabulary is en-
tirely inadequate for the emergency. The
esssyist said he once attended dinner in Bos.
ton, where certain officials we're the guests,
and such an amount of high-wrought commen-
dation was dispensed on all sides that he be-
came disgusted. Soon after, he attended Z
cattle show in the country. Ne address on
the occasion was, in truth bad. 1t was the
duty, however, of the president of the dinner
which subsequently, followed, to allude to the
discourse Of the orator. He did this, in the
following truthful manner:
The Orator Of Me Day-His subject de.
serves the attention of every farmer.
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III a sailor Just OF spree Joined the Sons Of
Temperance In Philadelphia the other day, and at
TIE tiiir was Indebted u a seller shilling
Soon sfter h- weat T. pay OF the score but deter
mIned not To enter The hoase in which be was
r"Obsd he got a long pole, he'd the money 10
door, reached il To the astonished publican
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IT. Some Of the Austrians seem 10 have been
particularly struck at seeing ZOasves come iato
mans low for p p- is of the number of caIm de-
lights thing To be appreciated when he beside
his cottage door is sitting in the sun"-but pipe
in battle! INNOCENT German lncomprehehsible
ZOuave
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WOOD AND COAL.

y UCANnTHER ARRIVALn
H. w. BATES has Just received another cargo
OF that superior RED and WHITE ASH COAL,
when he Will dispose of cheap for CASH.
He has also on hand a large lot of HICKORY
OAK. and PINE WOOD.
Please call before purchasing elsewhere
h w. BA FES, corner lith and G sts-
ia l6
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SUMMER RETREATS.
FINHE SEVEN FOUNTAINS, OR WHITE $
L AND pCHALYBEATE SPRINGS,

II AND CHAE \ BEATE SPHINUS,
.... SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
This pleasant Summer Resort will be open for the
reception OF visitors the 2Dth Of June. n 4
Coaches Will leave Water Lick Station. vEMY
on the MANASSAS Gap Rairoad. daily. af Ie.Wl
ter the arriva OF the cars Distance y miles up the
romantic valley of PovePs Fort Persons leaving
badtiinore via w ashIngton and Alexandria. the
hours
TIE property has been generally Improved, and q
new bah House erected since last season. My
rarm, Garden and Dairv renowned for the
sburdance and superiority Of their productions.
fer descIl ptlon virginia Tlustatedl see Harpers
asazne. December, 1854. Full pa ticulaTs can be
had by application for circulars. which al so
the analysis Of the several Waters.
koons or Cottages oan be- secured in advance
Terms SO per week or SS8 per month.
Mails daI y, Postoffce seven Fountains, Shenan
d0ah, Va.
u 10 CT SAM'L. A. DANNER. Proprietor.
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ITO HoUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.
ULOOK TO YOUR INTEREsTn

ITO HOUSEKEEPERS AND OTHERS.
ULOOK TO YOUR INTEREsTm
pA By IPSSTTFEh1siGs STER yS1E Ss WeGG " s;aS of
oftcs, CORNER of 9TH and Canal streets, opposite
but you will get your Wood Sawed in :, 5. or I
pieces, and Split Ii any size desired.
r W FIFTY cents per cord cheaper than it is sold
frnm my other place in this city.
u His w OOd Is of the Best Quality,l rr
IL He has the biggest Carts and Boxes, ,r,t
ID- The biggest Pine Knot Split for
kindiins WOODY Ill
II iSs s5OTs q SssaTss a5ss not @ show bow
t" get iJR,rfhG b ~ i shows W where e get your
Now please call at the above ofiic@ l-J-and try
n.-Lt You viii get quarter Of cord Of the be II
i1T 81; pieces Tor 81 tx; pieces as SI2P or Il E
best Oak pieces l.T1.: s pieces I.5E pi,caS
Sl621s; the best Hickory, pieces 81; pieces
5i75 pieces -. AL other parts of cord al same
Orders left at 8. W.K. Handy's, opposite viii
lards Hotel at WI Balanty ues, AS 7th street;
tended to. Ofice removed tO the north side Of tie
bridge corner Of 7th and Canal streets. The money
To accompany the order or be ready when the fuel
isl4 A.PAYNTRR. At PAGE. Wharf
GOAL, COALm COALn
~ For COOKING STOVES AND RANGES,
Goa! Prepared Expressly for Each.
Persons ordering coal will please state the con-
oitlon oi the DRAFT and we will send that which will
On hand. West End Red Ash, Treverton Red.
Ash, and Tamaqus White Ash GOALS, prepared
~ - r. ]. w. M. GAIT.
ana loot oi nth street, below War Department.
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fRAvKLKRy DIRECTORY.

EoR gARPER's FERRY.-The fast and con-
modious steamer ANTELOPE, r.
tSSn every TUESDAY, THUks o.
DAY, and SATURDAY. at O'Clock W. Re
Fars 81 81
". B. The Antelope makes an e,,r. tr,p 20 shsp-
heIdstoSn and Wiliamsport on Satsrdsy niEhts
and Sunday mornings. iy iS-2m.
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k'Ok hENr-The STORE i'm the Star Buildings
next adjoining the Star Office, long occupied as
segar acd tobacco store. There is no more desir-
70 al. e, s sst Il. Sss sl
once. Il L. O.. - -.- ..Y5as...- je S-H
FOB SALE OR RENT-Tw. small FRAME
~ sES, rom. each, one situated on corue,
%hs On abSrs vii Ss
sold low for cash. Also, constantly on hand 8 fine
the most tarms Once corner Of 10Th and
Streets at the foot of Lons,saa a svsSps upp
three Story AGSG aRs With With
two story back tnldlngs; containing ON 10 70
above property located on the north side Of Mas
sanhusetts avenue, between 4tb anJ 5th SIS. Per
dSnss Sod DO o. al Sa
eIty. Also several smaller Houses on the same
L HOUSE, contalnlng 10 rooms. ON 9Th street,
Apply tee. 8. WALLACE, opposite west wing
with back building. No l6s Z street north,
between stll and 6th streets west. Gas all through
fS5 So'n'' sf s1s SRsfEERS f. S'
+ Linz H0UsE, on the island, corner corn % Of Hir V
ginia avenue and 7th street, contai ming "A rooms
SELL, or to 4. CASSEl.L, corner Of 7th street
and Maryland avenue. je I0-tf
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Situatsd
a In Alexandria county, about 2h miles from
GEORGETOWN, at the intersection of the GEORGETOWN
and Little Falls roads, consisting Of lo2 In
Suire on the premises, OF of Il. RICHARDS, CORNER
18th and streets. Washington. D. c. ia l0Ln
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
RENT Id WASHINGTON CITY FOR
TERM OF YEARS..The undersigned will lease
e. e hs zS dn G% IT. the .ou 9
vest corner of Penn. avenue and 1lth street, which
Tor nearly i've years past has been well known a.
the largest and most successful boarding house IL
the Federal Metropolis. It's position on Penn ave-
9ue, about midway between the Capitol and Presi-
dents house, and its immediate proximity to tile
Washington Theatre and Philharmonic Hail, one
or both Of which is open nearly every night in the
year, renders this property by long odds the most
eligible in Washington city for hotel kept on the
European plan. Its sleeping apartments can easily
be arranged to accommodate one hundred persons
comfortably with lodgings; while its cooking,
dining, and restaurant apsrtnents can be ar
on the European plan. The entrances, public and
private will be on 1lth street, within 50 feet of Penn
avenue, and nearer to the Theatre and Philharmonic
Hall than others that can be established. For in
fOrmatlOn concerning terms, 30, apply to w. D
WALLACH, Star Ofioe, washingtop ma IA If
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WARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w WARREN COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
This PLEASANT MOUNTAIN RETREAT
will be open on the 18th of May, 1859 A
The Conductors viii possess eminent vEs&Q
advantages for obtaining the best provis- lE.E& i
ions and deiIcacles Of the season from the Wash.
lngton and Alexandra markets. such as Crsbs
TgrtIes, yi, Fish, 10, besides supplies OF Mutton,
and Mountains adjseent to the Springs.
PASSENGERS from Baltimore. " ashIngton, r ich
mond, and tho lower country, will leave AlexandrIa
a the morning, and reach Buckton Station by the
Manassas Gap Railroad At u O'Clock the same day,
Comfortable Coaches will be in readiness to con
vey visitors to the Springs from BuoktOn, distance
one mile. From Staunton and Winchester a daily
hne of Coaches connects with the Manassas Gap
Railroad.
TERMS.
Board for lss st week %
q. a. ~
CL;,l Hontn .--...-..- % 90
Children aud Servants half the above rates.
To ianles, or parties engaging BOs I'd for several
persons, reasonable deduction will be made
Mrs. X. R.PRlrCHARTT will have the princip al
management And control, aided by com petsnt ma q
assstants IN every department. =
FRANCIS u. FOX will be Superintendent
ma D -2m
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ELUME AND FRANCONIA HOTEL, CO.
II PANY, WHITE MOUNTAlNS.

The management of the ''FLUME" and "PRO-
FILE" HOUSES announces to Tourists 4 4
and the Summer Travel that they will he eYEAy
prepared for the reception of guests on the Jul. ..S
IS h OF JUNE. These Hotels have recently been
hly renovated and newly furnished, are To-
OF the Mo9ntainf being in the immediate vicinity
Of the old MAN OF THE MOUNTAIN" the
Flume. .akss. Cascades, &c.. &c.
Route from New York via Norwich and Woroes-
ter Line: ~ the splendid steamers COMMON
WEAl .TH and CONNECTICUT, daily, S O'Clock
p: M from Pier -, n. V, foot COURTLAN Nd St,
at the landing OF southern Trains. For further in
formation small bills of the route at the prnoi-
psi Hotels and DepOts, or address
f.. !. MARTIN. Agent
jso2m Pier IS. North River, New York
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uOUSTON'S sr.. ..
H UNITED STATES HOTEL, .
l..- =. -. CAPE MAY.
SAMUEL. T. HOUSTON,
late of a,
Barnums City Hotel, NA1
respectfully
announces
to the public
that the
above House
is now open
reception t.-s
je S-lm Of guests.
MOOR'S PAVILION

lNl REOPENED.
This deli ghtful, healthy, and popular WATER
ING PLACE. better known as Moor's
Landing. situated on the Potomac, be-vEA9
tween BlacklstOne's Island and Pxey ,l:,HK
the 18th of June.
The Proprietor begs leave tn state that his Table
tomac
His Bar will be furnished with choice Wines,
Liquors, Segars, dc.
Excellent Bathing, good Music, good Angling,
and always plenty of Fishing and Sailing Boats TO
the enjoy ment Of his guests
steamer Columbia leaves Washington every
"Wednesday at O'Clock a. m, AID will land at the
Pavilion at s O'Clock D IN.
Terms for Board: 'Sl.sa per day; for week or
longer: 81 Is per day, or $50 per month.
For further information address the Proprietor,
LeOnardtown, 81. Mary's county, Md.
1eS-2m r. J. .MARSHALL,P ,Prop'r.
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DENTISTRY, &c.

n DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. NJ. / OOMIS viii be absent from the CITY
during the summer months as usual, but
will return Ia the fall to resume practice 49,
as will be seen by further and timely no SlllO
toe. VISIT
n DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. HILLS has removed has Office TO the roomr
long occupied by DIR. Melster, (S5 Penu'Ia
avenue, between 9th and lcth sts., j where}0
he will be pleased 10 soc all who may desire "lO
his services. EOr professional ability am kindly
permitted to refer TO DR.. Malster. lad
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT-The STORE in the Star Buildings
next auJointlig the Star Office, long occupied as
segsr and tobacco store. There is no more desir-
abls stand IN Washington city for any retail bus-
ness. Apply to w. ID. WALI4ACH, at the star
once. is a. '-.. ..... ..... ..-,...- ie SD-H
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ISMhks.a hiksaMat6 aMat6rrss & xuFFR9Y Il FFHRF9Y IL .'1'1i

,ry m = HOLLY SPRIN6, MISS,
wei practioe in the High Court of Errors and Ap-
he kesis 81 jaoks3n, the Federal Court At Pontotoc
aepi and will attend 70 the Collection of GLAZING
throughout the North Misslasippi, sela-U
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Situatsd
"A in Alexandria county, about 2h miles from
Gsorgetown, at the intersection of the Georgetown
and Little Falls roads, consisting Of log aores In
sulre on the premises, of Il. RICHAR DS, CORNER
Nth and streets. Washington. ID. G. iaN-u
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EOR RENT-A comfortable three story BRICK
l. HOUSE, containing 10 rooms, on 9Th street,
Apply c. 3. WALLACH, opposite west wing
CITY Hall. jy g. eOSH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20
80 Gpnrismfn.

A LFRkD WOODLAND SPORTMEN'S DE-
"A POT-GuDs, Pistols Fishing Tackle Ic, No. ~ Broad
way between Canal sud itpsirdsls.
LISHING TACKLE.
IL THOMAS n. BATE Co,
No. WAHiREN-sT,
NEAR BROADWAY.
B. CROOK, No. so FultoD-st., Manufacturer
~ Importer Of FISHING TACKLE In all its variety,
Cutlery Guns Powder Shot Nets. S.nes and FJhGs &c.
Repairing done q. short notice. Established Ia 1881