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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-03

9ar FlRE,A Barn on the property Of
Mr.. Britton Cook, deceased, near the farm of
Mr.. Joseph Shepherd was burned on Satur-
day last @ az 8#Ga flL
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-03

ia A person named John Hartman, Just
from the Mountain gold mines in Kansas, pub
lished letter in the Leavenworth Times, say
ing that he dug $4,000 of gold in twenty Eve
DAYS.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-03

sey- Several very desirable Houses and
Lots situated in this village, are offered for
rent See advertising columns e. q
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-03
Case Of Joel M. Johnson.

The Attorney General, Hon VIM L. Day
ton, makes the following reply to Hon A. G.
Cadmus, who requested an opinion concerning
the case of Hon. Joel M. johnson, of Passaic.
Mr.. G. was one of the Committee appointed
to investigate the charges preferred against
Mr.. johnson. 1t win be recollected that a
motion was made in the House to request an
opinion from the Attorney General, but was
very properly defeated, as a majority Of the
members did not consider the case in its pres
ent aspect, within the jurisdiction of that Of
fee In his able reply Mr.. Dayton views the
matter in the same light, and very clearly de-
monstrates the faet:--.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-03
FREEHOLD YOUNG LADIES
SEMINARY.

INSTRUCTORS.
A RICHARDSON, A. NJ, Principal
5. w. CHADB0URNE, A. b.
Miss CHARLOTTE g. KING
Miss HARRIET NJ LEWIS.
Miss ELLEN A. BARROWS
The Spring Session will commence on WEDNES-
DAY February 18TH As several new classes will
then be formed lit is very desirable that those who
intend to enter the Seminary should be present at
the opei ing of the Session
Pupils are, however, received at any time, and
charged only from the time Of entering. p
Board and Tuition $50 per Quarter. AA
FOR DAY PUPILS.
Primary Branches, 800
Common English Do, 500
Higher do. 500
Latin-Extra 100
Instrumental Music, FreHch, Drawing and Paint
ing, also extra.
Board and Tuition payable Quarterly in advance
Circulars containing further information forward
ed on application to the Principal.
A. RICHARDSON. r.
Freehold Jan. 81, 1859 IS-3w
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-03
Another Lecture.

A telegraphic despatch announces that Rev.
VIM III. Mifburne,sthe blind preacher, former
ly Chaplain 81 the House Of Representatives at
w ashipgtoa wilEdelver lecture in Citizens
Hail." Freehold, on the evening Of Thursday
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-03

sas- See advertisement for sale OF Stock
and Farming Utensils, in another column
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-03
Wanted!

WANTED IMMEDIATELY, SIX GOOD TAIL
w dresses to work in the Shop. Apply to 7. Il
Estell, cor. South and MLean stss Freehold, N. j.
January = 1899, z ls.tf
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-03

3 The populationsof California, according to
estimates, amounts to 100000 When the
next apportionment comes to be made, the
State viii have six members Of Congress,
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-03

Tel me ye winged winds, &c" n
are familiar to every christian heart. We sin
cerely trust, Mr.. w. will not withdraw his tai
ent from the reading public, buthope ere long
to witness many more of his soul stirring prose
and poetical productions. 80
February 9, 1859 a7911ls
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-03

B5g The extensive Belt Works and Ma, u
featuring Company in Soutilington was de-
stroyed by fire on Monday last The loss is
100000, and 200 men are thrown out of EN-.
ployment The insurance is $65, 1000. 1t is
believed to be the work of an ineendiary.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-03

HtXb, CHt EIUtH IIlSt.
In securing the services of so eloquent q
man, the Association have been very fortunate
- laaasaad hia s.alai hnt fsez.
his reputation can safely insure those who
attend, . rich literary repast.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-03

Bsg- Eliza Daley, a servant girl in Jersey
City, died on Sunday. from the effects Of arse
mic. The Coroner's jury were unable to de-
eide whether it was taken voluntarily, or adj
ministered by some one else. 'la
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-03

DGs- A fire occurred at New Brunswick
last week, burning the dwelling of Mr. James
White Fortunately there was $500 insur-
ance on the property. G a6
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-03

a Man, WIFE, AND Two CHILDREN Frozen
TO DEArH "A few mornings since, strolling
man, named Tucker, his wife, and two children
were found frozen to death in a barn, in North
Castle, Westchester county, New York. The
unfortunate pair were abroad the day previ-
Gus, asking aims, and it is supposed that they,
not having enoughmoney to purchased nights
lodging, and being chilled, weary and home
less, had gone into the barn for shelter from
the inclemency of the. weather. with the in
tention of renlalniag there during the night
taking their children with them, and were all
frozen to deFxil
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-03

Bss- Hon. Edward Everett will deliver his
Grafton on Washington, at PIainfeld, on Sat
urday evening, February 5th.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-03

ssy The Hightstown Excelsior says there
was an attempt at "body snatehing" near
that place last week. No reason is assigned,
and we think there must be some mistake
about it. 'sfst #
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-03

WEsr Freehold LYcEUM This Society
meets every Friday Evening. at 6 10 o'clock.
Tho question for discussion on Friday eve
ming, Feb. 4th, ISIS" Would the Annexa-
ton a5f Cuba be Beneficial to the United
States9n ~ q
8 A Lecture will clso be given by S. M.
SoHANcK, Esq. All are invited to attend.
rs - III. B. CLARK, SeSy, s
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-03

BssS- For SLIPPERY SIDEwALKs.-An ex-
change recommends saw-dust as the best arti-
Gle to put on slippery sidewalks, and says
When it is carried into the house on your
boots or shoes, it becomes dry, and is easily
swept of, without injury to the carpets"
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-03
PUBLIC BENEFIT FOR 90 DAYS
AT
D. G. PERRINE CASH STORE!
GOODS
MARKED DOWN |! /!

Ladies Wool Hosiery Gloves &C.. &c, 1t great
reduction in prices Now Is The time, for next %
days, to lay out your Cash to good advantage.
ALSO-Mons Coarse and Fine Boots for $2.0o
per pair, at D. C. PERRINE'S.
Freehold, Jan 2f, 1859.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-03
Ned Aobertisemellts.
GRAND CONCERT

.as SIGN0RINA SPINCLA,
whose beautiful voice, and unaffected style, COM
bined with rare artistic finish, has rendered her
very popular. Miss M. T.. MORSE, the popular
American Vocalist Misses WHITMORE and CON-
OVER, Pianists, pupils of ]. " AIstrom, win also
assist in both Concerts.
Tickets, 20 cents each, may be obtained at Alb
bots Ho.el, Aiddetown Point, Stokes & Rogers and
Barkalow $ Hotels, Freehold and at the door.
Doors open at 6 l-2 O'Clock. Concert to com
mence at IL.
N. B. If the above nights should prove stormy,
the concerts will not lake place until further
February .. 1903 W 14-iw.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-03
Observations on the wea her.

By DIR. JOHN T. woopHuLL.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-03

AN AWFUL Work BEFORE HIN The edi-
tor Of the National Democrat, new Admin
is.ration paper started at Cleveland, says his
design is to purify the Democratic party He
will have to use an almighty sight Of soft soap
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-03

: Indicates clear cloudy rain-H fog.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-03

alss The Hightstown Excelsior says, we IN,
derstand that the Central Bank is now in a
very promising condition, having nearly shook
off the heavy weight Of financial embarrass-
ment At the te stockholders meeting, a
resolution was unanimously passed, endorsing
the direction, and commencing the energetic
measures adopted to secure the interest of
stockholders. We are happy to be able to
chronicle the happy consummation, and hope
that we may never again see our institution in
tight papers.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-03

nag The 4. x. Times, says:-A sharp
piece Of swindling speculation in New Jersey
waste lands was developed on Wednesday,
through an affidavit made before one Of the
Police Courts by the leading member of a
wholesale dry-goods firm in Warren street.
The land operators they give their names as
John Carey and William Robinson-had an
elegant map prepared, showing populous
country village ii the centre of their property,
and unsold lots and farms awaiting disposal.
Pie whole thing is said TO be a gigantic fraud,
and large numbers are said to have been duped
into exchanging their spare cash for worthless
title deeds received at the hands of the par
ties named. The accused were locked up to
await trial
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-03
FOR. SALE n DpNT

HENRY II woLcnTT.
January 81, 1859. I3-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-20

IL The North Adams tragedy Of MAY last,
which caused the death of Miss Matte Butler
rnder the most painful circumstances has had
another victim. On Saturday last. Charles Butler
father of the unfortunate Young lady. died of
grief. Since the fatal day he had been gradually
Pin!ng away, until death came To his aid
IL Gen. Thomas Thumb has taken 20 watch
ing, and now sails about Long Island Sound in
one OF the fastest crafts going. He .'shvers' his
little 'umbersH in true nautical style and splices
the main bra with the gusto of j regular old
salt
II The OswegO Palladium says that Mr. :
Gardner recently walked on the water eachiuy
the opposite shore in six minutes and quarter
The name of the river is not given
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-20
THE EVENING STAR.
SHADOWS.

An old clerk sat OF his high-leg'd stoo
surrounded by papers and books,
AND ne thought, IS he Piled the rsvoyni rule,
Of days gone by, when q boy st school
he drearnt OF seeking a merchants goal,
As he formed his "trsmmels and hooks
He thought bow he planned . golden way,
A read To fortune and power
How every scheme cast q gided ray.
What untold wealth his hands should sway,
As he basked in the light Of fortunes cay,
Nor looked for cleaning hour.
But alas! for the fiction that fancy weases
As q net for the innocent prey;
how sadly her gilded tint deceyes:
how often her victim caught, she leaves;
NO penltent tear the past reprieyes:
Alas! the unfortunate day.
He thought with competence well secured,
"A beautiful country home to rear.
But see hl IN still in the city ImmureC,
MS youthful Ambition alas. now cured,
Ana ms withered heart, to reverse Inu 3D.
HIS only home Is here.
He trusted the future 10 bring hIsn gam,
. And servants To do his work;
But still he walks thrO' snow and RAN,
And his head Is often racked with pain,
Tho lack. it's not for MIN to complain,
Fer he Is only a clerk.
The old clerk sat on his high leg'd stool,
Surrounded by papers aud boUks,s
A nd faster he Piled the revolving rule
While he thought how man could become such A
As of money to be such pc feet tool,
When into the future he looks.
L ". Y. Journal Of Commerce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-20
ARRIyALs AT PRINCIPAL HOTEL>

WIZARDS HOTELS Russsl. NY:J
sS M ThsFn Mis- mnq G.,tSn ss
C;aJton. do; Miss NJ CLAYTON, do; WP Hamilton.
Hamilton Han h d@ MoS Do; Mr. haT,9n do Mss
HTS %s. cid Nd NS?tcInshI #ss d. Ms. H ksS
Fuller; MINI; : sostwick. Mich: Mai A Smith.
clgas! No; P ei stSS sad 'G ada lsTy
Persor, do; J Ormond. Ala; Miss c OImonj do.
sn hs' say DO; Mise aS Mi.E ES Co., Ia RS,d
va; Ms hsth, do; Miss Gwsthmey, do; nj hd,
a%d sdy Pa h bI AL H.f fs; Sh GA
Hit s. a DO Miss Hudson: do; 4 Heaiey,
Page and family, I'D; kef st CAL We whoI
W.kfp DO Ma. si Misses Sosst aL ho1
= Mebane, Nc; Mrs NJ F Boad, rem: ) q MIA.
We Grant and sdy Pa M'e r ais' CO: j:S Ss
and an lady; r. VI Smart. Ga; q smart, do; j
BROWNS HOTEI.-w ID shaw, Fort Gibson:
T snisSrIn, az; Chspin, Tenn; Mrs sorrsl.
.. Me- N RfSwas T Md Try%T
Hsl W "a Sa RSSs Ts5 s! Sds5d S. pour.
do; Johnston. Ky; : Moore, Ala; ] Twedy and
iaf f6 ky s. C e%a d fay T,aas
ana Nc &C DO; Mann and
COi Garter, Va; z Duhary d.; w G. Morris do
NATIONAL AOTEL.-A Mitchell DC: u Har
ley Md; l.. Johnson, g. r Alien. Miss Alton Ms
johnson, Ind: Anderson. " GernInon. Nv. a. n
White and lady. Miss White, c A White, pa: :
W Glenn, McCllnt"ck. Md; 4 McDavis NY; q
" Hyde, Mo; A Davis, CT: y w GUswoId Nv.
Mrs W Baker. Miss Bowling, Col J BowIin,. w
Mo,thlngton, Md; Hughes. Miss Dawson Va:
d. Brock and lady, DR. Spicgel aud lady Fen: r 4
Bah; Ny; Hughes and aty, Miss Brent. la; + p
Shah;ross, Va; Hon W Bishop, CT Covert amt
and lady, La; Miss VI Cl1rkSon. Ga: X Alien and
daughter. Md. - ~
KlRkWOOD HOCSE.-C Price aud adde's y
&C Moore; Scott, Pa; Sliuton. Mass:
Solomon, NY; GOdbOrOugh, Va; g Ker. Md:
J.. Bower do: X ArElstsaf Va: w G Howell
AK; J kady, Va; Il Davis, Md; T. Nj Lucas, NY;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
Fall ,up6 tATEsT sTT X F;ssy GOODS

WV. BURDETTE, at No. ISL It'll street, be-
tween ! And X, has just returned from New or
with the largest, finest. and most superior sock OF
DRY GOODS ever offered IN the northern part oil
' ery heavy and 6ue Plaia Slack Silks, ranging IN
prIoe from 50 cents tn 81,
ask Bayadsre silks. n prlcss,
Fspcy Silks in Plaid, STR. red and Bay adere, much
lover than the usual rTice.
All Wool Mouslin DelaIn,s, itch patterns and high
5, pisces An Wool French Msrinos, beautiful COL
Ors, ct IS cents per yard,
Plaid Cashmeres, very hne, at % cents,
Ducals, Poll de Chevres, Valsncias,
Delaines, TO-, very cheap.
MOURNING GOODS
In this department. my stock is Dom plete-
Lupins, Bombazines, Jamise Cloths,
Alpacca, Mouslin Delaines, and Merinos
Al OF which are Of the FIRST quality, and will be
sold at 10 per cent. profit.
WHITE GOODS.
~ pieces Table Linen, in beached and brown, from
- . cents per yard up to fine grades,
% ieces IRISH Linens, Dunbar Dlckson's make,
the pest imported to this country.
Linen Shirtings, Damask Napkin. Towels, 30,
large and superior stock of Beached CottOns,
IRON Ga cents up to 1884 cents per yard,
And all kinds of Domestic Goods.
All OF which we can, and will, sell less than any
merchant IN the CITY, from the fact that we have
rent to pay. and our expenses otherwise much
less thaa any one who does the same amount Of
business.
The lowest cash prices will be- named at once by
w, BURDETTE
Sc LIST No. 351 ] st., between and X.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-20

A REPORT DIREcT.-A clergyman from neigh
boring town and one of his elderly parishioners
Msre waIslng nome from church one icy dav last
winter, when the old gentleman slipped and fell
nat on his back The minister. lookIny at him a
moment, and being assured that he was not much
hurt, said to him. Friend, sinners stand on slip
perry places" The old gen leman looked up. as
IL To assure himself of the fact and said ii see
they do; but can't "-PrOriaeHee Post
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-20
uIDCULAvDOUI.
E < T e S Or sbPYkkEfoRs TO c X
FURNITURE DRY GOODS

CLAGETT DODSON,
EXTENSIVE DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
superior Furniture Dry Goods,
announce that their Store house is now well filled
@ Of a1s
Otices, Lodgings, &c, &c. '-' Il
THEIR FIRsT STORY
Do DOOR, MR x Is FLOOR Oil. CLOTHS, Winch
e the
these Oil Cloths are III is ths newest and most
elegant designs known to the trade.
THE SECOND STORY
is heavily supple ed with magnificent stock of very
heavy and beautiful b Sf Tppsrs
Ri:s, Rag. and other GHRFETiSSs:, ro,, rr
G0ODs, &c, same floor. is heavily stocked with
FTEtSW s1 sn S9 SCEsFE sRHE S66bs
TOWELINGS, TABLE DAMASKS, in cloths
teImsdiste sizes and qualities, aud NAPKINS ana
OvERkAYiS I'm ma;SihhfIs IL sets s%Onsst yhiCh
ders and Belgium, very iare and elegant, and cheap
III p''0'' TIL .'HIRp STORY
AND carr
rooms, Chambers. Halls, and Steps. with eIes ant
new, style Rugs matching, or not, as NAV he de-
Ths department for CURTAINS contains an i'm
mense supply of all the novelties IN g"rseOusly rich
materials, recently prOluoeu from the looms oil
Embroidered Lace and Muslin UNDER CUR
TAlNS, from the looms OF St Gaul Elegant COR
NlCES, IN both metal and wood, anongs st which
are several new styles, representing Rose wood,
TAX, and Walnut, ornamented with cures OF gold,
from the celebrated nauufaetory OF Zumpstein &
Mul main, of Berlin, in Prussia
Also. from the sam. source, DE BANDS, re
presenting clusters of St. awberries, P!ums Roses,
Lilies, Daisies, Fus. HES, and many other fruits
a1t flowers all gotten up In glass and me al In the
also, rich Genre and Side CORDS and TAS-
SELLS. PRINCES, Gl MP In INGS, and all other
necessary belongings for Curtains.
Also, an extensive and very cheap assortment OF
Transparent. Gilt. and other SHAD DIES and FIX
THE FOURTH STORY
Is also hlled with elegant MEDALLION CAR
PETS, in Velvet. of sizes adapted to the dimen
sIOus of psriors and drawing rooms in this And
other citi,s: VELVET CARPETINGS in piec s
OF both double and single BREATH patterns, amongst
vhich some of French manufacture, style OF
Louis XIV, and some in English, IL: colo after
the Persian and Turkish style and coOrs.
Also. q supply of up rior English and American
plain BR USSELS CARPETINGS, from the cele-
brat ii manufao tories of Crossley Sors, Halifax,
Yorkshire and the Messrs. Big-low, Clinton, Mass.
cutsd in the most exquisite coiors, ON hne velvet
heavy bodies. representing animals, birds. flowers.
and landscapes, truar to nature than the hnest oil
psiI tings. at astoni hing " low prices.
Ths public invited - look thr0ugh our stock
and examine for themselves.
Al our goods are warranted to he as sold PHces
90 low as those of any oth-r establishment in this
country.
customers of this city, Georgetown. and Alpxan-
dria Who buy OF US, will have their .oods sent home
CLAGETT 4 DODSON,
Sc 12-e olw Pa. av, I'd door east of 9th st,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-20

Removing il in a few hours. | am now trying II
for SorOfula, and have already recei ed beEtht.
! 8 LESSlG, Reading, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-20

promised to write you provided your medicine
did the work you claimed II would IL has done il,
and now fulfill my promise Ny complaint was
infamu atory Rheurnatism-the FIRST package did
the work, and most efsctusly, too, as not yestlge
Of Rheumstismi 10 left, and am as well aud hearty
as everI was IN my life: Il would recommend to a
the afflicted to give the Medical Salt fair TRIAL
GEO. II. DUNCAN, III Wal u ~. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-20

STILL ANOTHER CASE of RHE UMATISM
CURED.
was seriously afflicted with Rheumatism and
confined To my bed. purchased box Of DIR. Coggs-
wells Medical Salt, and found . radical cure. 1
would advise others afflicted with the same disease
to give il q trial. HUGH ATKINSON,
White Bear Hotel, Bucks county, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-20
STEVENS
HAS COME BACK

STEVENS
HAS COME BACK
WITH NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS,
All of Which have been selected with great care
IN regard to quality and elegance Of sty lie, viz:
RIBBONS, DIR ESS TRIMMINGS, LACES,
EIDGI.OVES. EMBROIDERIES,
llLU SlONS, from one to three yar0s in width.
SILKS, SATINS, VELVETS. Plain aud Fancy,
FEATHERS, every STYLE and color,
BRIDAL WREATHS, and
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, all of the finest
French make,
DRESS Cars, superb style BERTHAS.
HEAD NETS, FANCY COMBS,
ORNAMENTS for the Head,
FRUIT BASKETS, LUBlN'S EXTRACTS
SOAP of the b3st kids,
White and Black real THREAD LACES,
Round. Valencia Trimmed HA DKER GIFTS.
Hemstitched and clear Lawn HADDKERCHFS
Real LACE CAPES and BERTHAS.
And many other articles, such as are usually found
IN q full and complete stock of Fancy Good.
l.aiies are most respectfully invited To call and
examine our stock. Prompt and polite at enti. IA
can he depended upon in all cases.
Respectfully,
Sc l7-u X. q. STEVENS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-20

L ts PENN. Avenue. BET ~ AND 9TH srs.
public general y, th. have removed H to- tS Sil INC
above place, where may AWAY be found, to@S
on sasns ST. T xsd sp
AS 10 my capabilities, and the satisfaction I have
discriminate from the many testimonials in this cty
and elsewhere. that have of the most eminent gen,
use the so Re
read as guide to those who wish to be well suited.
Their do warrant mine or any other Glasses to suit
you for space OF six years, as you will read in an
This is certainly phase to endeavor to improve
Doctors bad business. issill not impose upon or
them believe such nonsense. | can only add that If
your eyes do not undergo change. then l viii war
III
and 6ne Glasses, tno Wonderful Venezuelan Crys-
kERs and GENssE&A srd israe
variety of other useful Optics. annex few Of tie
FROM Ais Eze'lls"ev, sAf Gors,sor Of yi's,.ia.
have tried pair of Sb Sst f from
Mr.. Tobias and find them Of great assistance to INV
their i''a' recommend nm afNk st A. WISE
Ftom ms late Hon. Judge Brtl.r
Ivasrscommendedt to Mr.. gno. Tobias az skiilful
E, was grat6ed 70 lind thai MIR. Tobias s. emed to
comprehend them by Inspection, and some slight
measure ment. and no has made me pair OF Specta-
cles that SUIT me admirably. A. +. BUTLER.
From tks Hon. Secretary Of State of virs,n,n
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., I
49, RICHMOND Dec. 81. 1889
Dear SIR: Gov. Wise having shown me the Sneo
tacles you sent him, and discovering that the fcrs
was precisely suitable to my vision, kindly offered
to enclose them to you, to have Glasses suksti-
tuted. have since received them, and am gratifed
that the Glasses fully meet my expectation and
give my eyes great relief. The pebbles Won have
used are really superb. enclose herein the amount
of your bill. Very respectfully, &c.
GEO. w. MUNFORD.
JOHN TOBIAS, ESQ, Washington, ID. c.
From Prof. Baehs.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Il, 1851
/ have used pair of Glasses Of Brazilian Pebbles
furnished by Mr.. Tobias with great satisfaction
They are clear, of oeent cure, and well mon nted
A. ID. BACHE.
III Please observe that my Establishment liz on
Penn. avenue, between "a aud 9Th streets
TOBIAS AMBROTYPE ROOMS,
Where You will obtain q good Likeness eq ual To
any other Establishment. and at moderate charges.
fs ta-9av nk aOW
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DR. COGGswELL's
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The great remedy for Inhammatory Diseases,
such ss Rheumarsm, Neuralgia, Headache, Fits,
Fevers, inhamed Throat, Lungs and Liver, EIy-
complaints. By equslizsng the circulation II re-
moves the sole oanss of Indamuaton. That inva-
lids would do well TO give u trial, may 10 seen
from the following testimonials.
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ZINE READY MADE
Il CLOTHING.
Black Drap Eta Coats, Pants, and Vests,
Black Alpaca do. do.
White and Brown Linen Coats,
White and Brown Duck do,
White Linen Pants,
White Duck do.
Buff do,
Travelling Busters, &c.
Having connection with the largest manufactnr-
Ing establishment north, we enjoy superior advan-
tages for supplying the very best goods At the low
anything in Washington and the workmanship fan
exoels any thing heretofore offered Ia this market
Establishment.
We a. so have on hand superior stock of Gents
Furnishing Goods, and make 10 order Garments OF
every description, at short notice, at a small ad-
vance on ths prices of our ready made clothing.
J. nj. McCAMLE K Co,
undar National Hotel