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FOR RENT AND SALE.

ss.ory Hsuse south side % Of q, aR .Re
%Rs GEsi MFf'Efy Coy siS
=. W I LIZ q BhO. :. mar Is If
A VALUABLE FARM FOR sAIE-Situated
SSs9 IF IL %lss S%
ana Little Fails roads, conssting of lG2 acres. In
and 90 R y
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Contalmng
from tSI. cs 10 sSIss IN Fairfax county va miles
drla The farm is in excellent order; has good
nnialass, and ls well watered and tlmPered; it all
Of fruit, IssPbsTTies, strawberries, &C., 80. The
Terms OF sale glll be made very easy to suit puI-
spps to 5nc riR T &AsKS Il sslKyiSSSs
sAskF9a S.as
CONTAINING m all y rooms; has very dry cellar,
north side Street between Eli and fsaH sf srees Gn the
and midway between the Treasury Department and
IN msse Pens e;
PoLI&RD @EB So $50 ed ssory &
BBERNTETes No Ts5y R@sa .,s., DWELNG
thoroughly and s%ppsS With ns
cognvenic1ce OF water and gas throughout II CON
and servants ros, besides ss
aTy Geuar. From the windows are charming views
VI w dsnlHSlDn ana tne Potomac with the AID
iaosa1t country. The situation, is oonyenient and
auire ofDr. CHAS. II. CRAGiN, i2i Dunbar arton ton
street. ...- s-t'. = - ~
Also, several Stables and Carriage-housc for
rent, supplied with water from the Aqueduet. Ap-
ply as above. go, -. - alb 8tf
FOR SALE-That desirablo two-story BRICK
L DWELLING, No. 80 Market street between
rsosPSef s and st Streets p c. lately
offers rare chance for safe and judicious invest
mont. The house contains a double parlor passage
dnlng-ro and kitchen on the same floor also n
large and cOmmodious cellar, three bedrooms ser
wants room, clothes room, and a srnoks s-house IL
mas also the convenience of gas all through the
house and lot front thirty 80 feet and run back
one hundred aud seven llo7D feet The above prop
erty will be sold low Il Immediate application 6e
or TO JOHN ]. BOG UE, at the Office of the Adams
Express Company.
Tltle Indlsputabe. ap2I-tf
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
TERH RRHENF EE u u WASHINGTON Hin CITY FOR A
Of september next the x on rH the tns sonss s
vest corner Of Penn avenue and IIth street, which
the largest and most successful boarding house IN
the Federal Metropolis. Its position on Penn ave-
99uel about md between the Capitol and Presi-
Washing ton Theatre and Philharmonic Hall, one
or both OF WINCH rs open nearly every night in the
eligible in Washington city for hotel kept on the
European plan. Its sleeping apartments can easily
be arranged to accommodate ono hundred persons
dining, and restaurant apartments can be ar,
on on; the European Eur Plan The entrances, pubG and
avenue and nearer tn the Theatre and Phiha monic
naI than others that can he established. For in
,3TmatIon W 1,9neernns terms 90, apply to w. ID.
mar 3 q
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TNREMONT HOUSE,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
The Proprletors, having added, durlng the last
year, many new Improvements, such as 4
Carpetlng and Refufnishing, introducing vEHAQ
new water Closets, Bath Rooms and ev- lE.fE
cry possible luxury and convenience throug honf
resRectiuy invite public attention to its Increases
iacllltles Tor their accommodation.
1hs hoNse being the largest class Hotel an ths
NOrfhIcsSt,
and It's locality, corner of Lake and Dearborn sts
IN the immediate vicinity of the most FASHIONABLE
places of amusements and close proximity 10 the
different Railroad DePOts and Steamboat Landings,
In he GENRE o. s most desirable Business Portion,
.. of the CRY,
presents superior inducements to the traveller, 70
business or pleasure.
fe2I-Sm GAGE. BROTHER a DRAKE.
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My.G 6. STEVENS,
MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHIER.
No so Pean. Arenne, Bro,rns Hotel,
Has choice stock Of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
and VESTINGS, and other SEASONABI,E a.
GOODS FOR MEMS WEAR. winch he
will make to order In the best manner ard at m
short notice H. has also a choice stock of NM
line READY-MADE CLOTHING and -A
FURNISHING ARTICLES, to which he would
call the special attention Of gentlemen.
III AdherIng to the pTIDci pie of one Price ouly
which II distinctly marked each article the pub
far dealing. ' IVY ""
~ Mr.. WM; Bennett, favorably known 10 man,
citizens OF Washington asa Cutter ofdistinguished
merit, having charge OF tho Cutting Department,
VIII he pleased to meet his friends and the public
generally and serve them with
mar SS-h GOOD FIT.
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k'OR RENT-The DWELLING PART of the
\ 5story Hanse south side of Pennsylvania av
east ot 7th street, and over Harvey * Co.'S Hard
ware Store, Apply to CAMPBELL 4 COYLE, or
r. CO1 LIZ BRO. mar IS- If
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
~, RENT IN WASHINGTON CITY FOR A
WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD AND COAL. :
X E Ep l + pEoFLE, e EEo ORE THE
THAT EG HN6 sFSs& glTy 5BsAM MnLs sIND
sssg.75sSEaSSzzss
szssEzsesssg5ssssss
sssaaEs1ss ss.sSS
ssss3Esgssgg=$sSgs
Hoie SsP9sh1 2h .Sest w
Or az Psges Wharf foot Of 7t6 street promptly at
store, south side Of nth street bridge The MONEY
to accompany the order in all cases, or be ready
ap a-T If -" iN'' h.PAYNTiER. a. Pages Wharf.
EAHTs, CITY s,TEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS;
NJ Wood prepared any length and size; delivered
town Orders by mai! promptly attended to. The
'"0 iaei Is \. NsSy't W. corner i2t and .. No 5
mar 25-ly,r Foot of i7th ST., below War Depart.
CORBETT &. SMITH. = o.
- 4ssH Hh 81, bet. ID and z st,., north.
Real Estate Bougth and Sold, City Lots, Dwei
land and Virginia, within short distance Of this
cty.
ssisa IanGs saSsS Ss ad snd Exchanged
Money Loaned ON Real Estate, etc.
Purchasers will do well To give a call.
Referenees.-Hon. ID. =. Dickinson, New York; J.
NJ. Carlisle, JOS II. Bfaeey, VIM Is. Todd, and g ,
II. Parker a Co.. Washington, ID. g. mar q 3rn
NEW PHOTOGRAPH
~ AND AMBROTYPE GALLERY,
4S0 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, E.E
- Near Thud Street.
AMBROTYPES, EEI- Ir71ll-v'
AMBROTYPES, H..#.....- .
only Is cents.
Put up in handsome case.
PHOTOGRAPHS,
PHOTOGRAPHS,
only One Dollar
r for tho first copy, and 25 cents
, ~ - for each subgeq uent one.
Remember the Number .
4e0 Pennsylvania avenue, near I'd street. ,
Secnre the Shadotc tohite yon hars the substance"
ap z}-ly
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HIsCKLLANROUs.
2S DUPoNT's
~ = U N z o w ID R

RS DUPONT'S o-
Oc -u U N D w ID e R. I'D
w. ALBERT KING, GEORGETOWN, ID G.. IN,
years past the Sole Agent in the District of Coi1m
pa lot Messrs. Dupont Co., Wilmington Del
aware, keeps constantly on hand large stock N All
the different grades OF POWDER MISREPRESENTATION b. =,
them, embracing. in part "
eanaons ens ann sad Mstg MMIntlng in Is kegs
msnt Prooil In 2S and 81 H. kegs
Ducking Powder, IN 6E i2i and y H. IL 49, ksess
Do. do. In i and y IN cam an; go 80
Diahonu pfoin 60 In lb. canisters
F, FF, FFF, do. in S, and < il. csnisters
Do. -. do. In ID. TASKS and "a nj sters
Virginia Rife In in. oanists,s
~ Safety Fuse Of superior quality, in barrels
and packages.
Ali Of the above will be sold at manufacturers
prices and delivered free Of charge to any part OF
the District. l-
The character of Dupont,s Powder has been 90
well and favorably known for a half century, thst
praise.
IL We take pleasure at sll times in showing
samples and styles OF packages TO sportsmen and
IL Office No. IS High street, immediately ad-
dining the Canal. seS-tf
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THE PACIFIC MALI STEAMSHIP COM


PANI.
One Of the Steamships of this Company, carrying
the United States MaiTfor ACAPULCO, HrAe
CALIFORNIA, and OREGON, leavese4&EfN
Panama twice each month, on the arri @xz1ss-4
vel Of the u; 5. Mail ). :; COmgany's Steamers,
which leaves New York and New Orleans regularly
on the 5th and 2nth OF each month, with the mails
and passengers, connecting via PANAMA RAIL
ROADS.
These Steamships have been inspected and ap-
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty sreed
ard safety.
The Panama Railroad (z7 mile. long Dis nov oom-
pleted from ocean to ocean, and ls crossed in
hours. The baggage of passengers 10 checked in
New York throug 70 San Francisco, and passen-
gers embarked at Panama by steamer at the
Company's xpense. The money paid in New York
covers all ex pensss OF the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
San Francisco 10 prevent detention in case OF aooi-
dent, that the route is entirely reliable-no failure
having occurred in eight years.
Passengers leave Panama the same day they ar
rive at Aspinvall. ~
Conductors go through BY each Steamer and take
charge Of women and children without other Proteo
tors.
For through tickets at the lowest rates, apply &C
the Agency, IN West street. New York, % w.
RAYMOND-or to ARMSTRONG.H HAhRIs
CO., New Orleans-or q. l.. BARTLETT, Boston.
jy 24-u
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DENTISTRY, &C.

O11&s x4I4&s4t W.
II DENTAL NOTICE.
hR. HILLS has removed his Office to the rooms
long occupied by Dr. Malster, tS5 Penn'ia
avenue, between 9th and 10th sts.,) where6bS~
he will be pleased 10 see all who may desire lILo
his services. For professional ability | au kindly
permitted TO refer to Dr. Malster. ja4
MI TEETH.
lN LOOMS, NJ. d., the inventor and patentee OF
the MlNERALPbA TEETH, attends
persons personally at his office in this city SpS
Many persons can wear these Teeth who NllID
cannot wear Others; and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my oflce can be aocommoda tod
with any style and price IF Teeth they may desire
but To those who particular and wish the purest
oleanest, strongest and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city, No. ssS Penn. sveuue between
9th and 10th streets; also 9o7 Arch street. Philade
phia. Sc Oily
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NATIONAL HOTEL j. Duncan, Nj; George
Wheeler, do; l. Hall. ia; r .Rcwby, ~. ) Whit
ne 1ey d; Ia;Bv B al YIN; Nc 'cs' :. Pnco
stevens, nd: + Rice, d.; RICE ice Dc; + harris,
Kramer; Mass; { k1amsr do; do; Dr. AshGT;' VIZ Mrs.
rem Mass Rev II ffa % PM 9 Rev Cannon,
do; Rev W Bliss and lady, do: u McTen 30: Rev
= Murdoch, do; II CuIrisr, DO; Rev Jas M;Uow,
lIuneao, y y; Rev f. Strattou, do; Rev C McLe IN
d. d. k S Ley, Cal; 4 Br,.cE, No; Jenkins,
Md F BIr sSfss' pan; Miss Parker do; Carter
WILIsARDS, uOTEI-W Baker, o; ID I.
Bak'Tr DO; BurlIss; Mo; Z Erneth, q; r ]
Lee; , IA Al 4 fTaaki.n, Va; WaiRy, Nd; Mis-,
Real. ~: Z Dst:errea do; ii Wst.eTsoin, 'Nf:W
VI Ives; w q! 4 Tucker, 30; MT Bowers do; ii p
Wiard DO; r Kirtiaad Tenn; " u" C "a g
: Emerson, d.; : Wiimeti and fady. Mass; 8 "
'frIrrr aud lady, Pa; GoVdenOw, Ne; A il Bar
sof, st-ss; T L ReaIc, Pa 81 j. Hunting ton, M; III
f I'm a.. ~ =, fsniy' Mass Hon Faulkner, Va;
BROWNE HOTEI.-A Brock, Md; J VI Bowie,
do ! Bote,eI; r.; w II Ils-Per, do: II Randolp,
lady. Va; Mr. : - Oflk yr...ri, 90, : Classy. NJ;
w : W inter. Ia; = e jsoNsrs ana Isly, NY, : Bal
lard, Va: Miss NJ Adams, Ga; : PTsn:.ss, do; Col
lOunS, do; Miss Conant, nv; VIZ. cwit6ier. do; X
Lowers, La; r 10 Fuller aud lady, NJ: Judge steele
Fla' w Pack, Va; w Fairfax, III;
United STATES HOTEL.-Dr White, Md;
\ FieDminS, DO; q 7 Morgan. Mass: Rev DR. Nc
Cahe and son, Nd; Mrs stephens and mOg>J, 10; :
ter AID lady, o; G W GifJrd and iady. n \: j Mas
tiers, Va; Mr. Il Berry, DC; Barton, Md
kIRkW0OD HOUSES Thornton. Va; T. Be-
Z; Rice, Tex; Lunt, III; b Armstrong, do; W
FAY. do.
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1--WE recommend our correspondent to try Mons
Soyers new sauce entitled the 'Sutana's Sauce
Ii is made a the Turkish recipe; its flavor is ex-
celient. and 1t affords considerable aid i'm cases of
slow and weak digestiOa.-Ths Lnncst.
1.-The Sultana's Sauce is savory piuuant and spi-
cy; a happy combination of havors and essences
worthy of the delicate taste of Sultana the germs
0i. SOyer, and the universal patronage of dis
eliminating public."-ObSeTrsr.
"A contemplation Of all the piquant resources Of
Turkey aud Russia.'-OritId iSerrice GGzstte.
''As ttIllater Of the appetite this Sauce Stands
alone. IL ~ most valuable adjunct tn Fish, Flesh
or Fowl. and should be placed on every dinner ia
be."-AtldS. W
The Sultana Sauce is most delicious zest,"-
Morn. ChToHicie.
Sole Agents for the United States-GARDNER
G;lEEblN, 2l1 Fulton street, New York; and
BRAY HAYES, 81 CornhIl, Boston.
The Sultana Sauce can be had i'm Washington
MILLER, pa Pa. av.; II. II. NOSE & Co, corn
er Pa nv. and 10th ST.; and other GrUcers.
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IL Miss Wealthy l.. Paul, of Auburn. was
carried over Huckey Falls on Saturday afternoon
HE falls are about twenty feet in hight. and the
Immense body OF water that rushed over carried
Ler along like wooden top. Her fate seemed
SSi~;ih' Wen Young man by the maine of VIM
MaIks rushed forward threw oil his coat and vest
hicked OF his boots and plunged head first from,
ne ti9 Ii and rocky shore into the water a hioht
oi lhlIty ieet He disappeared for moment bat
bad reached the drowning woman. seized her and
e. uihenced Tue di ricut and dangerous feat OF r,s
cuin y her The banks or either side of the outlet
are tIey 'oitnus and abrupt and he was conse-
o,>.II,i -, 'i.Cd 10 swim with Lis Lnrd -, sc,,Io
tyyrnfv rods 4, own the stream. With the aid Of
Mr. Marks, and C., q her crinoline, she was finally
rescued.
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MEDICINES.
uEL.MBOLD'I

HELMBOI.p,s RgCRU for the bladder.
HEkMBB9 9b B BESHH Tor the SaRsSs
HEtMB3tRss BHSHE for pToPsy.
B uuSH For bn s Mf%Gy
HkLMBoLR,S BrCHU for Difficult Breathing.
HEEtMBoEPs BUGHE for General 1en h Debility.
HELMB0!'D,S BUGHiI for Universal Lassltude.
H HEM R3Ebs EHSHH "I MisEt STs.,s
HEtMBotp,s BTChn for Ernption.. VIZ 'A"'
BTGHT for for the Fssf
lid, with Temporary Sudusatiou aud Loss Of light
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Mobility aud Rest
lessEess, with Want OF Attention, Horror Of So
HEEMMB2tBs RTGHT for
SEXUAL ORGAN,
Existing IN either sex from whatever cause orisi-
HOW Lone STANDING.
by With diseases the asSder RdDeys
Gravel and Drorsy, and invariably by the injudi-
since established that any disease Of these organ
elects the mind more than any aud all Others, and
removes-soon follows Loss Of Power, Fatnity and
Epilept:c FIts-In one of which he patient may ex-
quently followed 10y these direful diseases, INSANITY
and Consumption: The record of the Insane Asy
bear ample witness 70 the truth of these assertions
In Lunatic Asyums the most melancholy exhibi
and quite destitute -neither mrth nor grisf ever
visits IT. should sound Of the voIcs occur. II is
rarely aTtlcuate.
with woefnl measures, wan Despair.
Low sullen sounds, his grief besuiled:"
Debility Is most terrible. and has brought thous-
ands upon thousands to untmely graves; thus blast
ing the ambition OF many noble youths. 1t can be
cured 10y the use oi taIs
INFALlIBLE REMEDY.
,b hS mass 81 v"imnihIS testimony IN possession OF
powers, is immense, embracing names wei known
month to twenty years standing, and of the most
reliable and sponsbe character, are open for in
spectlOn. from Governors of States Judges eminent
HELMB0ID's EXTRRCTf ST Gilt Hit, Is prepsr-
ed directly according to the rules of Pharuacy and
cal knowledge and care devoted i'm it's combinatInn
SEQ Prof Devices valuable Works on the Practices
OF PhysIc, and most OF the late Standard Works of
HELM BOI.D'S BUCHU is safe and pleasant In
taste and odor, bnt Immediate in its action.
rersoInsiiy appeared before me- an Alderman ofthe
who, being duly sworn, docs say. that his prenara
ton contains no Narcotic, Mercury, or Injurious
'Lus f. RTTfEsEyM BBf6sEf1bbf Sole Manufactured
Sworn and subscribed before me. this sd CAV of
November, 1854. WIN. z. HTBBARD, Alderman.
Price 81 per bottle or six for S. delivered to any
ONE THING CERTAIN,
A RIAl. COSTS But \ DOLLAR-TRY 1T!
P5olessoEs Of Medical t%iissSs GieI;y,Ssn, and
Others Pr'P'IPs fs sE and ID aEM epaI.
1o4 South Tenth ST., below Chestnut, Philad'a
To he had of all Druggists and dealers throug hout
the United states, Canadss, and British Provinces.
Ask for HELMBOLD'S-take no other. Cures
s%ss Gld bT sroTT Druggist corner =. ,r.rr.
and 9TH street, Washington city, and all other drug
giss. jan 2S-eolyS
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THE EVENING STAR.
BABY'S SHOES.

% those little. thuss little blue shoes.
Those shoes that no little feet use,
- the prizes Were high
That those shoes would buy,
Those little blue unused shoes
For they hold the small shape of feet
That no more their mothers eyes meet
That, by GOu's good will,
cars since grew still,
And ceased from their totter SO sweet,
And oh. SINCE that baby slept,
- iushed! how the mother has kept,
With n teartal pleasure,
That little dear treasure,
And DER them thought and wept.
For they mind her for evermOre
Ot P1itrU along the floor,
And blue eyes she secs
Look up from her knees,
w 18th the look that IN life they were.
As they lie before her there,
There bsbbles from chair to chair,
a lutte sweet lace
That's = CLEAN IN the place,
With its little gold cUTls Of hair.
Then o wonder not that her heart
From ali else wOuli rather part
Than those tiny blue shoes
That no little feet use,
And whose sight makes such fond tears start,
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IrJ-A suit for divorce has been commenced in
Rochester against Edwin w. Collins by his wife.
They were married in IS:S0 or thereabout. and
lived as husband and wife for more than twenty
years. The maiden name Of Mrs. Collins was
Tease, and she is sister Of the noted New York
missionary of that name, and las also brother
who IS a clergyman in Boston II is said that she
Drought as n dowTy 10 her husband 5.UpO. which
gave him n successful start in life. They have no
children. \ few months since Collins went to
Indiana and under the loose statutes OF that STATE
Obtained divorce. ar something called a di vOrcC
from his wife. TEiSspring lac was married again
~ Suspension B-idge-telling the preacher that he
was little romantic IN his notions and wanted
I" have the ceremony performed on that great
work of art suspended over the roaring flood
Some malicious persons have intimated that Mr.
collins selected this place for the marFia.e cere-
iony, that an uncertainty might arise whether it
Was performed IN the State Of New York or Cana
ia; but those who know the gentleman, saws :he
Rochester Courier, VIII be unwilling to attribute
The arrangement to anything else than his love for
the romantic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-02

IL The Bersalier, often mentioned In con-
nection with the Sardinians troops, are among the
most dashing soldiers in the world They are
rihenen, sharp shooters. In the battle between
the SardiniaHs and the Austrians in $3.50. they
were the most effective men who entered the con-
lest The New York Journal Of Commerce saws.
ihelr uniform consists Of very dark green
frock ccat. pants of the same color. and INF of -
sSft felty substance, In form like the Kossuth
The only ornament TO their head piece is a dat.
moving PlnIie- composed of black cock feathers
MANY 81 them, from their bOyhood, have been
Taught the use II the long rife in the Alps of
savoy They, in their hardy chase OF the ciIaInois
are almost unerrn@ in their aim. Ia their bravery
udsh' ana enterprise, they resemble the Texan
rangers. while. sIyins the color of unifn,nn tha
lock, Ia their simple dress, Ike hunters ON onr
Western plains Under such leaders az Gas;baJdi
9hd Cidldini: they Will make their mark in the
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TOBIAS, OPTICLAN,
426 penn. AYENrH. EEL " .Sn sru Srs

46 PENN. AVENUE, BET. ~ AND 9Th STs.
j., J most Respectfully inform my friends and the
prPlc generally, that have removed To thr~~~
s alb, PirIGs' where may always be f2ggd 90
cmEs t aT Ss rsaulfs ny s az Nth
AS To my capabilities, aud the satisfaction / lave
generally gIy9n will entirely leave to the public to
uIscfiiilhate from the many testimonials in this CITY
ana elsewhere, that have of the most eminent gen,
tlenen IN inc United States and Parteulsriy desire
read as y guide To those who wish to be well suited
90 not SUIT at h,M sight as some pretend 10 do, nei
theT 20 warrant NINE any other Glasses to suit
ynn or space of SIX years. Won will read in M
Ths IL % a n"m &c &c Te IS s sg
Doctors i'ad business. will not impose upon or
insult az enshtened public 70 endeavor I" make
yonr eyes do not andergoa change, then will war
Vel s;s%~tca st. s ssrfR9Fs%fnf
AND " Ga Vvans Pebbles
fE&f s GEEkA kFe GESssMA sf5
variety Of other useful Optics. annex a few of the
Ffon hi, Ezc.rltssy, iSs Gors1ror of vrs,nia.
RICHMOND, Oct. s. 1854.
M; Tobias, and find them of great assistance to nv
sight, and corresponding with his description RI
their focus recommend him H = sEJI'p IPfisaI.
From 'As 'a. ri, Eer ysdss Brele. ;, 49,,
Was recommended to Mr.. Jno. Tobias a. a skilIfll
I%S H sh% M TafIas i
comprehend them by Inspection, aud some slight
measurement, and he has made me pair Of Sprcta.
oes that suit me admirably. A. T. BUTLER.
From the Hon. Secretary Of state Of Vi,r,n,a.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND, Dec. 81. 1884,
Dsar Sir: Gov. Wise having shown me the spec
taces you sent him. and discovering that the f5cus
was precisely suitable to my vision, kindly offered
to enclose them To you to have new Glasses s,bst~
tinted have since received them, and am gratifed
that the Glasses fully meet my expectation and
give my eyes great relief. The pebbles you have
used are really superb enclose herein tho amount
Of your bill. Very respectfully, Sc..
GEO. W. MUNFORD.
John TOBIAS, Esq, Washington, ID. q.
From Prot. Barhs.
WASHINGTON, Feb. II. la1s,
have used q pair of Glasses Of Brazilian Pebbles
furnished by Mr.. Tobias with great satisfaction |
They are clear, of and vel monnted
III Please observe that my Establishment is on
Penn avenue, between AZ aud 9Th streets.
mn TOBIAS AMBROTYPE ROOMS, |
Where yon VIII obtain good Likeness, equal to
fels-2awD&eoW
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HLDIUIIn
Y9NELTIMokE


LOCh hOctlI1b,
u" esss'srsc ne usst Csrss. sfssay aud ony ksssts
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