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OCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS
From fus UNITED STATES.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR Al.
RINE CORPS

QUAKTERMAsTER's OFFICE. u. 8. VI. CoRPs,l
WASHINGTON, January 5, 1859. (
until Onday, the 7th Of February NEXT at ocioot
p m, for furnishing the following SD ppIIes Ic!ass
2,S45,6, as the oass bel for the ear 85 g. VIZ
Glass Mol.
so0 uniform caps, complete
ID non commissioned officers epauIstt.
100 pnyates' oounterstraps
% red vOrsted shshes
800 brass breast Plates
Glass No.2
100 stocks (patent lsatherJ
500 oroEans, pairs
so knapsacks (Eutta perchaJ
f"o fstlEse Gaps. navy blue cloth, indigo dye
CLASS Nos
500 yards navy blue G. 9th, Ind go dye
900 yards blue kersey
100 marine cray blankets, to weigh S pounds each
fO WOODEN socks, pairs
2.5Do red flannel shirts
go yards scarlet rsItInett
foJards white rattInett
Glass No T.
2.ooo pairs linen oyerslIs
$50 linen shIrts
2.eo fatikue frooks
Sy5oU canton nannel drawers
CLASS No.g
loo bun waist belts
lnoo oartrIdge-boIes
80 percussion cap pOnches
lS 90 o.yonet soabbards
f Fen: fd59 9ns;. 'O% r..
serE cants' 50 ords
RoxIaaas . S g. flor men and bOys)
pram sucks, Per pair
Tenor dr1m heads Ilattsr .,1-
Bass drum heads 1 'nafe
Drum snares, sett
Drum cords. each
AL the above mentioned articles r,., .-.
az respects To the samples the Office ~ 10, IN
sstant QuarteTmaster,l 30 SDruca ~, vi the AS
oelphls ann a. this Office. They viii L. o.; MIA
spected and compared with those samalss ~ ~, ~ .
ann,n,ad sLIermaster or such person as NAV he
particular VIII he rel scted; winch case The o nJ
tractor viii be Dund to furnish 9th srs of tha,
CURED sInd or quality within fifteen day $; or NJ tbs,
% not DONE they will be purchased at his ex nenSs
Payments will be made on each dsIiyery sbonid
Congress have made an appropr 10 meet hem
or ~ soon thersaf or al appropriation snail he
creased diminished at the OPP ion oftb Ouo1,sp
master. ON making the contracts as the exig enoe.
Of The service may semand.
Proposals will also be- received up 10 the same
time for the manufacture Of
pperEesnts' uHLiurm coats
MuslclaAs'
W oollen pants
IEee woOlen jackets
~ atcii coats and
MasiciAns' red jsckets.
,h. nssa. sd can be procure cd on application to
fsInishsJ whoss NO esponsIbie suretIes must be
agent a''ofhey' OF navy
No proposal vii be considered that does no,
hoe. i'sued from This Of
Proposais viii be endorsed !" ProposaI. for fur
S s,.ans supplies for the H.Irs Cops, md adj
SaartsrnAstel,
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HsCseiba
u NRISaaft iNEf b m &kRKEr
WITH IMMENSE
HOME AND EUROPEAN DEh/ND.

The reason Why, 10 that BY Natures Own process
restores the nstarsi color permanently aftsr the
thus makes trov 90 bid heads, removes all dan
drun, ItohInE and heat from the scaP, sUIets and
acne, and mss be r-iIed upon cure diseases Of
thseespnd hsir; Il wall stop sod keep Il iron fall
and q used By ne young three times = wees,
vii never iA.l or become srsy; then. reader, read
Ns~ rOsE, Jan . isss
h:'srs o Soos cs-S 90: Ten Saving bard
a.ir beng sss sr.y mae Up ny MUD % bay ..,ss .ss
N Nc 81 S.'.S ... %.a
s<o commenced using your article % test Cor mysslI
da go and IN justice :. yo. a. vel :. Cor TIE
nsut Of ether. Who BE bet Who bsv'as
willing Civ. your tri. m the, have IN Their
you thi. letter Which you nay .bO~ any ,ueS ssd sso
direct them fr 'Urth.r proof ~bO IN and
ny hair NOV I ssisrsl color and acb improved In .p
every way being EOssisr and thictsr and ns
lam. your. rs.PsesfsIIy. Hs..r ysstIs.
L,Isssrox Ala, Feb Il. less.
nueh good Ia this of the eosny NJ hair
:sluy diaisishes for several ys.r' caused 'uppe.e
nslng ysnr Hair Restorative for sS weeks and cue
other remseis. Known 10 no .sses ans sSs uo.s va.
nsLle remedy s0~ sItsnt .sd advise ell Who snIc.a
ihinh proper. Yosn. &c. sW. EIpDLsros, :
PurLIpFrpu.. sept o isss. ID
Pnor wooo-pesr Sir Your Hsir Rsstorstivsis provf.g
i@elf highly benehci. TO The 'front.' bach
part Uf cad anos lost ~ ooverngWss, In fact
have used but two half Pint bottle. Of Restorative ana
the my head IL we'll studded promising
Of hair aud the ant also eer.e
have tired other preparations without beB-nt what
ever think iT0m personal recommendation,
ind0ce many otL.rs 70 try ~ Yours respectfully,
D. X. Tsos.s u. n. No ssi vine street
The Restorative put ~ bottles fthree sifes,
VIZ large, medium and small; the small holds :.
pint and retaIs Tor I'll per bottle; the medium holds
n IL ast ~ per cent. more an prOourtlun than the
small, retails for 81 per bottle; the Arge hUds
quart ~ per cent. more IN Proportion, and retails
for SIS bottle.
| %. J: WOOD& CO.. l'roprietors. sl2 Broadway
New \ oTk, I'm the great ". V Muo RaInng Es-
adjustment and Iis Market street, -. LOUIS. Mo.
| And sold by AL good druggists and Fancy Goods
| Dealers. NO n San
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THE PACIFIC MAIL. STEAMSHIP COM
Il PANY.


the United States Mail for ACAPULO. -<nfaik<,
CALIFORNIA and OREGON, leaves
Panama twice each month. on the arrival Azzfzez<11
Of the United States Mail SIS. COmpany's steamers
which leave New Orleans and New York reg a larIy
on the 5th and IDth of each month with the mai n
and passengers, connecting via PANAMA RAIL
ROADS.
Those steamships hsve been inspected and A.
proved by the Navy Department, and warranty spssd
asd safety,
The Panama Railroad "a miles long is now com.
pleted from oc-an to ooear, and is crossed IN or
hours The baggage OF passengers Is checked in
New York through to San Francisco md pas senEer,
are embarked at Panania by steamer st the com
penJs expense The money paid IN New Yorh
covers sll expenses of the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama AND
Ban Francisco 10 prevent detention in case Of cor
dent, SO that the route Ia entirely reabls-no failure
having occurred an eight years.
PassenEers leave Panams tho same dag they ar
rive ut AspmwaIl.
Conductors go through By esch steamer and take
charge OF women and children without olIor pro-
tectors. w
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply a.
the az ency, In West street, New York, 10 J. w.
KAYMOND,-ort to ARMS'fRONG, HARRjS a
CO., New Orleans,-or G.. L.. BARTLETT Bcs.
ton. W4-I
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ISSNI IN CONTINUING THEIIOsn
ICs1J business of the firm of Elyans OH

ISSOI IN CONTINUING THEE JOSO
lCDC business of the firm of Elvans OBJ
Thompson, dissolved by limitation on the LIST
instant we take the opportunity of stating dis
tInctly only terms of credit for the
have been guaged with q view to Our own security
and In conformity to the universal shOrtcniIg OF
credits throughout the country. Henceforth we
will render all bills on the lst OF each and every
month and shall insist on settlements IL CASH, or
by note at date not exceeding 60 days.
TO those Of our customers who will cash their
bills when rendered, we promise deduction of five
per cent notes Of 30 days discount of four per
cent and on 6n day notes three per cent off, which
percentage will be credited to account on current
bills Our friends will thus notice our intention not
only to lessen own labor and losses, but to give
the m the benefit of liberal discount for
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES as yet not Understood
thoroughly by many In Washington.
III > small balances and transient accounts. ICON
tracted under promise to pay In day or twO) being
generally more Troublesome than profitable, must
hereafter be declined.
~ No new accounts opened unless accompanied
by references or endorsement, nor on any other
terms than monthly Settlemeats in cash.
ELVANS THOMPSON,
$40 Pa ave., between 9Th
ja 4-eolm Intel d StatesD and 10Th SITS.
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\ "DINNER PARTIES

IN "UlNNEk PARTIES."
lIiNNER PARTIES Will be furnished to fami-
hes at IS So and IS per head or, II they prefer a
hfst class French cook oan be sent to their resi-
uences to pare dinner for them, ut the mod
chaiKe of 80 for his services.
nose wishing to avoid the trouble OF mark citing
can nave the best the market affords sent to their
houses At COST prices.
ne or more dishes will he sent to any part of the
G.Iy ~. .hose who may desire ~. ] guarantee to
~ ~ oet.er dinner than any other ment
in 'he CITY, al saving OFFS per cent. : 80 :.
Ar g. 6AUTIER,
dslS-eo2m 2s2 Pa. av.. bet, I2th and 18Th ats.
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nPrICIAN AND OCULIST.-Dr. WOLFSON
~ 9Th ST., corner of Pa avenue, cOntin-
ues TAI furnish all requiring them with ssS01sN>
his celebrated Venezuelan and Brazii- SBNm
ian CRYSTAL SPFGTACl.ES and SS
EYE GLASSES, which gained the
highest prize at the WorFass Fair Many thousands
have tried them. No charges.to his customers for
consultations oculist. The reputation OF hi :
Glasses to remedy near sightedness, failing slght
from lie approach OF age, or from increasing a.
ract o. Is universally established throag hOut isu
rope As well as the United States. His charges re
eItremsly InOdRrata de IS M&TH SIN
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WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events Lsdles and 6ontlenen lose one Of IN err
greatest natural IttrEctlOns-a line head of hAiT-it
tecOmes matter OF serious impOrtance Az tbs
suesuon 10 what shall We do TO stop the halT from
nliinr on, and reFtorc It's VltOr and beauty "a re
HhlR PROMOTER AND IMPROVER. A few
APPLICATIONS vii stos the hair falling or brssiinr,
tnd Impart freshness aud visOT 20 the hsir: aud
eth0Efh 5Ou ma, have BeeI bAld twenty ycar, the
oontinGed nse OF 70 two months Will irsere Won A
lax aIant head Of hair. Call and ret bottle ana AZ
10y sanshed AFTER tho SECOND application, Tststn u
Ask for Dr. HARM Hair Promoter and Irnprc,er,
sold IN RICHMOND by W. PETERStIN' DrUf,
and IN Washington city bI Y. ID. GILMAN DT0f-
Gst, Browns Hotel Building, Pa. avenue and h,
avenue. Ne
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VIRGINIA., TENNESSEE,
GEORGIA, ALABAMA,
MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA,
ARKANSAS, and TEXAS.
THROUGH TICKETS osn bs obtained st thu
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN RAIL ROAL
OFFICE. corner of PennsylvsnIa avenue and 6tI
street, Washington, on board of the Steam Fern
Boat gorge Page,pr AZ the oice Of the Orange Ans
Alexandra Railroad, at Alexandra.
Richmond, Danviife, Lynehb1lrg, Bristo!
KaOTplHs, Dalton, atlanta, Chattanooga
NGShpiis, RantSriiis, Grand Junction
Memphis, Montgomery and Neso Orleans,
By q d. rect route, aud continuous railway oOnneo
tIons 20 Memphis.
AhOTdIng greater ExPsdiGIoH LEd Ccstfort 8u,
beng 80 wales than by any other
The steam i-rry boat Gorge Page leaves the fOol
of7th street Al 81 m, for Alexandra, whsre pas
seBge take the cars for Richmond, Charlottesville
Stsunton, White Sulphur Springs, w OOlstOck, "a
and at ~ IN. for edmond and all points SoHth
wost, max ing sure and close connections to Mem
phIs.
Bsyrsrs Wagons and Omnbuses leave the oMos
Pa. avenue, a. O'Clock a. m. and pm.
JAMES A. EVANS, Atens
je Hi Washington.
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NoTIcE OF The tDDiiSSaC Disadvantages OF
THR platte" AND CHARLTON" DISTRICTS, THE
OFFICES FOR WHICH ARE AT PLArTsBURG AND MI
Lam, MISSOURI, AND THE SUSPENSION OF ENTRIES
OF LAND THEREIN.
Not Ioe is hereby given that, In pursuance of law
In view Of the fact that the unsold lands In the
plate" and Charlton Districts" in Missouri,
are reduced below one hundred thousand acres in
each district, the Secretary of the Interior has dl
rected the dlscontnuance of said districts and that
the lands heretofore subject to sale and entry at
Offices at PLATTsBURG and MILAN be Immediately
Withdrawn, and made again subj cot to and en-
try at BONNEVILLE, In said State, from and after
the 3lSt day Of March ns1t, prior to which time no
application will be received 1t the discontinued of.
hoes, or entries permitted except la eonsxnuating
eIISttHg pTs-sDlptioa claims.
All persons entitled to PATENTS at either of the
Offices at PLATTsBURG or MILAN are requested to
cal for the same before the 3lst day of March
as Us after that dSte they will be transmltte ed
to Bonneville for delivery. Patents are dcIicersd
free Of chGrse.
Given under my hand at the city of w ASKING ton
this tw entJ frat day of December, A. ID. 1853.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner of the General LaI Otioe.
da tCeu
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Traveller Directory.
DIREofYo Eti fXRTs OF va
:" n - T. --.---.- .
SOUTHWEST AND -NORTHWkSf
&Aa sc
Baltimsrs and Ohis RaiirsaA.

Baltimore and Ohio Raiirsaa.
WINTER ARRANsEMENTs.
TWO THRoysH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
FROM wiS hfiif1SS' f s59a' fAE VEST.
LIST. NAIL TRAIN starts 81 1.<5 q. M. (Sgnday
exosIteu. oonneotIng closely at WashIngt Ton Juno
ton, for Cumberland and Piedmont
caicHGG6 RKfkEss JNaEc h9Ss ..S.s
washington AZ SEQ .. me- reachnE Cincinnati ~ $50
m next day, and onnectIns directly with Express
Tram for LouisyIIe. CAIRO and tho Southwest, and
To vievthe Grand Mountain Scenery ofthe Road
u daylight take either the 7.S5 ma. or $40 .. m
trains from w sshInEton.
western Virgins Dad take the ~ D. M TraIn. For
Marietta and CINCINNATI RaIlroad take the same.
Through TIofsts and Baggage Chects TO sli guar
ters, and eyery other possible facility Will be fornc
WAY PASSEN6 Frs for the Main stem OF tn.
Baltimore and OHIO Railrosd Will leave Washing
ton a. follows:
For all points between Washington junction an<
Piedmont take the 7.<S q. IN. tram.
For ali Stations between Piedmont and Wheens
take the SEQ p m. Tram. To With the Fred
srisk 7rsin take the a<o ,. m. Tram.
FOR BALTIMOREA AND THE EAST.
Leave Washington for Baltimore at 10 and 10
.. M, and $50 and IS p m. On Sunday at sec D. m.
only.
Leave Baltimore az g. and $50 q. m. and $50 and
$50 p. m. On Sunday 81 4 ~ a IN. only.
The 7t5 and IS trans only viii stop st way sta
tions and for Annapolis connections.
Ing trains for the west, and the 6.lO 7<5 and sS
,. m. trans for the east.
For further information inquire at the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad TIoket Office, Washington.
T. h. PMAkT $ SSI HfEfnt'
non Master OF Transportation. BalumOro.
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HARTSHORNE'S CURE-AII.
HI THE GREAT PAIN kNNIHTLATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
~ . =. A !. 2

" IT n
PREPARED RY CHEMIST.
BOTTLEs u, 8 and 50 cents ana one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERYIN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORE'S CURE-ALL should ne kept
IN al families In case of accidents sudden sick-
ness u frequently less time than lt re-
cures To get u ply scIan.
cures pam in any part OF the system and 10 used
externally and internally.
y As the frequent changes of the weather pro-
dnce q tad Cold, Rheumatism, Pam IN the Limbs
AID Body Also, StIf Neck-eyey person should
get 3 bottle. liz acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Shows, Blood and BOBes and, 10y ats warming o co
tToRaE netc power, Ipeis al pain from the Jstem.
Get a bottle and try IL.
N. B.-If you hsve . Courh, use HARTs-
HORNES PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD
World. - ~
II yos tre Bi,ious, sse HARTsHoRNE's
ANTI-BILlOuS PILLS. They act upon the Liy-
or, Stomach and Bowels, carrying of al Bile and
Foul SeoretIone.
Ire above medicines 10 be had 1T all Drug stores
IN Washington city kldwell a. CIsoell st core
town n. Peel d Co. Alexandra oo m -tr
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TARPETlN6S, CURTAIN GOODS, OIL
~ CLOTHS. 20.


We respectfuy announces to members of Con
Eress and srangars who do not reside this city,
goods in the above limo. that We have IN stock all
kinds Velvet. Brussels. Three ply, grain, Wool
R HEIR RUGS tx az and Do0R MATS to match,
atasionIShinEl, low prices.
sheets. which represent most beautifully enoiusIc
tile. fresco, verd antique. marble, tapestry and
and passages, as per diagram.
lsO, superb materials for Drawing room and
Bfocdtelle, India Satin Damask Embossed French
Reps, Satin De Laino, Printed Lame. and Tur.ev
tasses and loops, matching accurately all the varl-
Also, elegant Cornicss. in both metal and wood,
and SIDE bands reoresen'ihg roses, lilies, fuschIas.
lin Curtains, at prices from SO 10 $25 per window.
All ofthe above goods of the lat st ImpOrta-
being the advanced stage of the season. we will sell
them at greatly reduced prices below those of other
Go Dis we se'l to go q distance will be carefully
packed AMI shipped Tor TRANSPORTATION without sddi-
stock TO any having the desire to see for them
selves.
ia .eost CLAGETr n DODsON.
H.ylNG PURCHASED TIE DRUG AND
IL APOTHECARY STORE, corner l2thX
aud i streets, recently conducted by Mr.N
Ply of FRESH ' DRTs ana
would RESPECTFULLY inform the former patrons and
Apotheeary business in = manner COMFORTING with
the dignity and responsibility Of the Pharmaceutical
PROFESSION.
My personal attention will he given to the seleo-
ton and preparation of ait articles dispensed from
the store ard none but the most choice and select
sh"ll lie used.
Physicians rely on having their Prose iptions
compounded with accuracy and care, at oil hours
dry dHdHight. HEXVY HERMAN,
Druggist and A pothecaiy.
A CARD can confidently recommend II my
former cdstOners and friends, Mr.. HeTvy Herman,
my successor member Of the National Pharmaceu
experienced Druggist,
Ing served his Apr ceGIiip IN highly respect
aba pOthecary establishment in philadelphia
MIR. Is al experienced Druggist, and will fu rnIs h
none but the most choice and select articles.
III 21w2sr WAL LACE lot
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COUGHS. COLDS. HOARsENEss, 40.

II S' ~OLDS' hChhShNEcc, 40.
The prevalence Of the sboye constant, M thI,
ssasoh seheray hAs the elect OF bringing out host
OF prOiessedly new specifies, and while some are
good many are useless, and Others even ia ngerOus,
inc Nseet course 10 pursue Is To consult your fam
hy physician, or otherwise use only such remedies
as lohI puhc crperlence has proved 10 be safe and
eMctcioas OfthIs character ls TlLER'S COM
y the iavorlte prescription OF an eminent phTsIosn
tsoon became popular remedy. and has continue ed
10 ENJOY agrovlng reputation for the last twenty
years. La cases of common Colds. Coughs, &c, a
aets like a charm, and m Chrome Cases, BrOhehits
WboopluE Tough. Group, Asthma. lat ueuaa Ao ,
its success is Unparalleled. aud most w testifS no
Price IS cents snd 20 cents per bottle,
SOLD BY Marin Palmer, CbaS. Stott, &c, Wash
InEtOn Clssel. q eoTsetoSni Peel& Stevens, Al
exandria where Il NAV be had also. for coDyeDebca
On Loztnser form. Price l2L aud q cents a loxH
known IA flyers Gum Arabic Cough Candy
Drops, as an elNEaut. p casant aud efhcacoas PM
monlc i.ozeBke they are unsu passed. no san
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.-AMBRO
~ tior pressnts) put up an res expressly Tor
ShIlstmGs They are beautiful present tn give q
t1eAd. Gall at SANDS GALLERY,
ds ~ Pa het nd ufs
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A WIN. +. DOVE & CO,
hRE Nov pre- Psre1 to ex snuto any u,derr with
winch theI may lie favored 40 the
PLUMBING, Gas ar STEAM PIsrTINC
BUSINESS.
.iD store on 18Th street. few doors rOrtb Of
rem avenue, where may be found a oomplsle A.
VI men, OF Chandelers. and other Gas, Steam, And
-oeel Al1Iee. JaB-lt
IthE WONDER or WASHINGTON Is
GlBDS'S VEGETABLE BAl,SAM-p-r-
lor5nlnE almost miracles IN covering up Bald leads
and cnr,nf all soalp Diseases. q ~ 6an
HOUSEkEEPlNG HARDWARE,
H Silver Plated Ware.
Block Thu and Bntania Ware,
Bird Cages. Baskets,
Brushes and Notions,
All fne goods, and prices this yssr lower than
ever, at FRANCES,
Housefurnlshing store.
ht to seventh street,
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For sale by Druggists seHernilv PTios f,T iar..
bottles, 81, medium sized bottles III

W d " 10 n %. TTOprletDTe, UOFfUn.
For sale IN W sshIngtOn by r.. II. 6 lmsn. Speei.l
Agent; Marin Palmer, John SchvartIe T. NJ
Smith, V. Harbaugh, N. III. McPherson =
Walsh, Joseph BuTy, Jas. n. Stone, J. :. Loveoy,
b, X. J. CIssell. and J. L.. KidweI ne &-Sm
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LOOKING GLASSES, &c. $751; A'''' 1H'ii'' 10
ff HGMB lhsF YsR hD sv'' near 18th ST.
Il. n. J. w. EAsBY foot ID ST., (steam saw mil. !
THO. MosHER, BaEden's wharf, foot OF 5th st. cas-
MACHlNisTS & ENGINE BUILDERS.
WIZ. VI. ELLIS Il BROTHER, 18th St., near the canal
!: McCLELLAND, ). " coTnsr i0tI and + SITS.
WAR MIRsLE W 20 II OF canal Iron railing
J. RUTHERYORD D, marb. Il br. stone, T. f. COR & II
MiTHEMafTfiGAL insrRT rum sni!ss. TO-
j. SLAEK; 9stn', instrument maker. 400 LIST ST. east
MUsiG sToRE Ss. ''' r. a''' b. 9th q 10th sta
PIX TIiSrs D Si GGS aES s9s r.: : c.. l'h
hT PxPEk M masaIaa "a e.: near 'A'
l. II aAREEITlR. $50 III s., between d InaE.
PArsSr ACME. f1v 0''' 10Th 18th ssa
CCMaGLEs +: sT!NsBr2y. 3. 4. cor: 1sh l. SITS.
T. G. CLhIToN, 4G5 + IT., near I'll ct.
ELLIOT PATTRN, ocr sih : + sts., o.. Pa.'t on %
SRnS; 9adsi MAKER IT., %. Part once
rMd SrSafssf II r. ss 4 Ed * m
McCLEEs, 500 Pa. av., bet. 9Th & 10th SITS.
fLAsTER at ti Is M nj Z snd ''h ''''
fit a rs Fl i'isi north
wv THOMPSON 4 Bro, 269 Pa. av.. b. 10 L II sts.
MTERs CO.. ss OH ST.. ' north % Of Pa "a s Sx.
DANIEL HANNAH =. w. cor Lon ay and 9Th NJ
PORTRAIT PAINTERS.
J. NJ. SrANLEY. 21ak rs. av.. bet. 18th h 18th sts
PRINTING OFFICES-(Book and Jeb.1
II. PoLkINHoRN, SIS ID ST., near 7th.
F. n. SAGE. cor. Lou. av. Il 9TH st,
PUMP-MAkERS.
JOIN HOBBs. ~ Ifth ST.. b Ia X and High 81. G. r
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Jos. g. q. KENNEDY, 40 ii ST., bet. 9th and 10th.
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