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IL A new society has been formed in Phila-
delpkia, called "The Ladies Physiological and
Hydrogienic Society" Its objects are to spread a
true knowledge of the laws of life and the e.
tablishing of a scientific water-cnre and electro
hygienic institution for the cure Of the INDECENT
sick. 1t is to be supported by popular lectures on
the laws Of life &c ---.---
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D-At late horticultural exhibition at Inmil-
ton Park, New York, Mr.. James Gordon Bennett,
Of the Herald, drew five prizes for variout pro-
ducts from his country seat, on Washington
Heights Among these products were three pump
kins, weighing from $50 10 l70 pounds each.
Who VIII say now that Bennett il not some
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IL The exact amount of tax to be collected in
New York nextyear, is 80 ,SsjJ 92B,O 90. The muni-
cpi expenses ofthe entire city are thus largely in
excess OF tire annual expenditures of many of the
sovereign States
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a1HETRVENING STAR.
AUTUa1N.

By THOMAS HOOD.
Where are the songs Of ~ INNER win the sun,
Opening the dusty eyelids oft south, | o.
TfiIshade aud ulence va Ken up as one, | 4,
And morninx sisss witg . warm, odorous mouth,
w here the merry birds ?-Avay, AWAY. |
On pant ing wings thrOug n the Indictment skiet,
Lest owls shoHh prey, ....-.. :, | =.
Undazzled at noon-day. |
And tear vIa horny beak their Iustrous eyssl -
Where are the blooms of hummer. In the west
bushIns their last to the last sunny hours, !,
When the mid eve by sudden night is prest,
Like fearful P<oserpine, snateh'd from her dorers
TO = most gloomy breast.
where Is thu pride of sum mer-the green Prime
. fhe many ,Inauy leaves all twinklIng !-Fhefe,
On IN, mossed elm, there on the naked lime
,Irenblmg.-aad ona upon the old oak Tree Pas
Where IS the Dryad's immortality =.
Gone IN the mOurnful cyprus ana dafhyeS
Or wearing abe long, gloomy winter taroush
In the smooth hollS5s green eternity. cog
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IL writer in the y. Y. Post suggests that
stringent laws like those relating to gun poYvder
should be enacted in reference to explosive burn
ing fluids. ''
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u The potato crop at STAFFORD, Connecticut,
has proved total failure; scarcely sound one
can be found in fields of several acres
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DROfOsALS FOR ARMY TRANSITIONAL
Il fiON.--Proposaisw will be received at the Quar-
day of October next, for the transportation Of mill
tary supplies during the years 1850 and 1851 ON the
i. FROM Forts Leavenworth and Ritsy, In the
Territory of Kansas. from Fort Laramie, i'm the
vest bssk Of Of the S s Pff For
venworth and south of latitude 42 deg. north, at
which &c now or may be c,.5lIshst T. ths Teri:
Oregon south OF latitude a deg. north and cast of
longitude III deg west and in the Territory OF
Utah north oflatitude 40 deg north and west pfons
:: Frs% Forts Loayenworth and Riley il the Ter.
r,:ory OF Kansas and from the town Of knhsa,, IN
be desi 5naied in that TERRITORY; - =
Be designated in the Territory Of New Mexico, to
the posts or dePEts that are e may be established
Forts Bliss and Fillmore. --.','..
h The weight to be rfaSnsPo5tssd Pill no,
Thousand pounds, nor more on route than ten mil
lions Of pounds. and on routes and than two mil
Proposals will stare the rate per hundred pounds
Per hTTdrea mics igI wn t the t1ansPoT ta WI
year. and may be made for all the routes cohesive
iy for ANY two of thes or for each route
Bidders will give tifelr names IN fuii as well
their places of residence and be prepared to
sSera NAV sea a amount as tue
Contraotors must be IN readiness tor service by
may be demanded at any time for the whole weg hit
10 be transported turing the year on all or either of
the Ioutes they will be required to have places Of
business or agencies at in the vicinity of Fort
Leavenworih, Fort Laramie. and Fort Union. Or
other depot in New Mexico, at which they may be
commu nicated with promptly and readily.
Each proposal must be accompanied bya guaran-
tee, signed by three more per sons. known sat-
isfactorily certified to the Quartz Tmaster Genera
setting forth that If the party proposing shall he
awarded the contract, they will enter OIL cation
for its faithful performance. ..-.
Proposals will be endorsed as follows: Proposals
for Army TRANSFORMATION, and none will bs enter
unless comply A.
tons set forth ia this al yertisemeHt.
The right is reserved ofrejecting any all the
bids that may be made. 80 .. ..------..
QUARTKRsIAsTRR GENERALS OFFICE
e2S-3awIstOot Washington, June n, 1859.
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HIDIC1Hla.
COa6swELL'S
,Lho nRnIcAI sAIrl

The great remedy for In6ammstory Diseeses,
such ~ Rheumatism, Neuralsia, Headache. Rits,
sIpelas, BIonohitls, Coughs. Colds, and sims az
complaints. By eqhsIi zing the circulation b re-
moves the sos tdgss of 1nfla mmation. That inva-
ads would do well TO give 10 a trial, may be seen
from the following testimonials. 80.
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1 was troubled With Innsmpatory Rheumatism
for A long time, and could find nothing 20 relieve
me. At length was advised by friend 10 try Dr.
Coeswell's Medical Salt which entirely cured me.
JACOB HOWSWlTSER, Reading, Pa.
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IKNoW 1T rs GOOD FOR RHE UMATiSM
Removins IL in few hours am now try ing IL
for Scrofula and have already received benefit
-, & IESSlC, Reading, Pa.
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FEVERS CURED BY THE

FEVERS CURED BY THE MEDICAL SALT
Ny. wife was attacked with very high fsvers,
which would last nine days at time. l. was Undue
ing it fair trial, it entirely broke her fevers
would cheerfully recommend 1t TO others sImiiarly
SAN. Eleventh street, Philadel phia.
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STILL ANOTHER. CASE OF RHE UMATvSM

1 was seriously afflicted with Rheumatism and
confined to my bed. purchased a box of DIR. Cosss-
wells Medical Salt, and found radical cure.
would advise others afflicted with the same disease
to give il a trial. HUGH ATKINSON,
White Bear Hotel, Bucks comfy, Pa
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CURF OF FITS OF SEYERAL YEARS

1t has been some time since wrote you about my
sons health-afficted with fits, you Remembers. Be
assured we have every confidence m you and our
Medical Salt. We have sufficient evidence the the
medicine Is doing hlm great good. His heal tn Is
rapidly improving, and we are encouraged especi,
ally from the fact that he has not had q return OF
those dreadful FITS since September a. nearly year
since. WIN. p. HARRIS, Groton, Corn
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CURE OF INFLAM RHE UMArTsM.

i promised TO write you provided your medicine
did the work yon claimed il would. 1t has done 10,
and / now fulfil my promise. Ny complaint WAS
Infammatory Rheumatisnt.the fret package did
the work, and most efscfuay, too, az not yestIge
of rheumatism Is left, and am az well aud hearty
as eyer wasIn my life; L would recommend TO all
the Afflicted to give the Medical Salt a fair trial
Fl. GEO. II. DUNCAN, ~ Wan st N. Y.
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ZINE READY MADE
CLOTI

ZINE READY-MADE
Il CLOTHING.
Black Drap d. Eta Coats, Pants, and Vests,
Black ALP acca do. do.
White aud Brown Linen Coats,
White and Brown Duck do.
White Linen Pants,
White Duck d..
Buff do.
/ travelling Busters, &c.
Having connection with the largest manufactur-
ing esta oil shment I0r;!i we enjoy superior adyan-
tages for supplying the very best goods at The low
est possible prices, The styie are found to excel
any thing IN Washing ton. aid the aoIkma rship far
excsis any thing heretofore oferes In tins rnarket
and is so acknowledged by all who patronize our
establishment.
We also have on hand a superior stock Of Geuts'
Furnishing Goods, ana make TO order Garments OF
every description, at short notice, at a small ad-
vance on the prices Of cur ready made eIOtbing.
J. M. McCAMEY q Co,
jyI under National Hotel.
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CARRIAGES.

IN CARRIAGES.
l. II f Subscriber having made additions TO his
factory, making 1t now one ofthe LARGEST KyA =
in the District, where his facilities for&xtVC
manufacturing CARRIAGE Il LIGHr&SHS
WAGONS Of all kinds cannot be surpassed, and
from his long experience in the business he hopes
TO give general satisfaction. '.. .'--
All kinds OF Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
hand. ...
All REPAIRS neatly done, and all orders prompt
" attended IN.
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for nov
ones. ANDREW J. JOYCE.
q LETT corner of l<th and T. sts
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DIR. COGGSWELES MEDICAL SALT
Price 81; Chronic package, s2-5o. sold by all
Drugsistsi in Washington, Georset2wn, and sicIn-
tngton, TIP. MILLBURN & CO, Willards'
Hotel; ID. C. TAYLOR g. CO., General Agents.
12 Dock street, philadelphia; aus
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DPOF. MORRIS "ARZUMEA" PREMIUM
II RAEING POWDER

This excellent composition toes not contain a
particle of saeraus, alum. any other kind of de-
leterous drug. Ii has obtained two first ass di-
plomas the purest and best Baking Pouder
known. lt will produce three ounces additional of
bread over yeast from every ons and a quarter
pounds of our because BY its use all the primitive
properties Of the wheat ara preserved unc hang ed
and uudmlnishsd- erd is highly favorable for per-
composition, and the resut VI scientl &c nvestiga
ton. KING Il BtRCHELt.,
se3 cor. 18th ST. ana VI. ay., agtts for its sale.
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THE SECRET IHFIRMITIES OF YOuTH
II -. AND MATURITY.

inst published GRATIS. the 25tk tkossard
A few words on the Rational Treatment. without
Medicine, of Spermatorrhea or Local AldK1H
Weakne Nocturnal Emissions HAAR
Genital and Nervous Debility, Pre- ~
mature Decay of the System, Impo-
tency aud lrlpediments TO Marriage
generally,
BY b. DE LANEY, M. ID. ..
The important fact that the Uany Alarming com
paints originating IN the impr0depoe and solitude
OF youth may he easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE
is in this small tract clearly demonstrated sud the
entirely rev and highly successful treatment. as
adopted by the Author, fully explained, by means
feetiy and at the least possible cost, thereby avoid
ing all the advertised nostrums of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, in
sealed envelope, by remltung (post paid two post
age stamps 10 DIR. b, DE LANEG, So East slst
street New York City. ma SO-tr
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DPsttaeT,biieo ~ S.o,sftCOPARTNERsIIIP-Th.
SereS 1rdsI the rm Of gantae
mess oP the az ~. ~ mutual consent Alfthe bns
HsG tseyeof VIII be fuGed BY the Toa
mess az the old stand, No 20 IIght st sshe nus
more and wh9Is alone authorized to la. 90 "a.
oeots ana use the name 81 the hrm in ito ndsfo, inc
THOMAS J. LAPSTEY
Baltimore, March IA, Is5a NV nhS'
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~ .SwINDLING QUACKS.
CAUTIQN !-Quacks their Books, Cordiss,
Buchu,, Hospitals, Instruments, or RlngsEshun
write for my private Circular on
SPERMATORRHEA;- Its CURE.
With stamp enclos ed, address, IN perfect conn
dsnce. your friend, former sufferer merely super-
scribIns Box 176, Charlsstown, Mass.
" ie IA WY '- --...
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IIoQxI,LkIEQVH. :, q
e KITE Ss sbbfYEkHioRs Toe *;
FURNITURE DRY GOODS.

Il At = Or sbbpEkioR to n;
FURNITURE DRY GoQDS:
-~-'--- CLAGErT 3 DoDsON, goa ....
EXTENSIVE DEAtxHs IN ALL KINDS ~
Superior Furniture Dry GG DIS,
announce that their Store house is now wen illed
s sSRs House
-. THEIRFIRST STORY 80.
Il filled with ali kinds Cocoa Canton and Singapore
S Sooss r. xdtsio
VI ss. II ssS .s
elegant designs known to the trade. 80
Z THE SECOND STORY
is heavily supplied with a ma nffcent stock 0fvery
Ts1ys Sgs DouSs Israin, Woo Dutch Printed
sss A s ot Enshs pr
The department. Tor Ia BILE, and TOILET
GOODS, &c, same floor, is heavily stocked with
bINEN srd Ge 3 IT On s i 81
roWkNa ssa T sqhi!f bAM I22as in cloths
from ~ J. t. II by I! emsrscins FL te in
may be found tho celebrated %spa facturss Of fisn
ders and Belgium, very Iars and elegant and cheap
:. = THE THIRD STORY 81.
PETTNG for ,rswing rooms, ParIors Diaing-
new, styls;Ku matching,or not, as NAV he dc
'fhe department for CURTAINS contains an lm
mense supply of all the novelties in gorgeousJ rich
materials, recently PRODUCED from the iophs Of
TsPSs dSst%fas snss fnd iSjpf
TAI rs, ffom the looms Of St. Saul. Elegant COR :
are several new styles, representing REESE SoQd,
Oak, and Walnut, or name ated with figures otIgSId,
from the celebrated manuGRctory OF Zunpstein d
Mulmain, of Berlin, in Prussia. =. :
Also, from the same; source, SIDE BANDS, re
presenting custeIs of Strawberries, Plums, oses,
Lilies, Daisies, Fus-h hes. and many other fruits
and flowers all gOitsnaPID glass and metal, in tho
Also, rich Centre and side CORDS and TAS-
Sells, PRINCES, GIMPIIsINGS,a and all other
necessary belongings for Curtains. - - .
Transparent, Gilt, and other SHA BIS and FIX
TUR ES5 PIC FUR r COR DIS and TASSElS. TO
-: THElFOURTH STORY. 49,"
is also filled with elegant MEDALLION CAR
PETS, in We vet, of sizes adapted to the dbmen
other oi.ia.: VELVET CARPETINGS in pieces
of both double aud single breadth patterns, amongst
which are some of French manufacture, sp le of
LOUIS NV, and some ia EnglIsh,iT colois after
ALSO, asuppy Of supstlT English and American
pain BRUSSELS ChRPETINGS from the eSle
brar,d manufactures Of CfOssley d. sons, HALIFAX,
With them NAV he found. K Cos ana MATS exc
cnted in the most exquisite coors, on tine velvet
heavy bodies, representing animals birds Gtwers,
and landscapes, truer to nature than the finest of
The public are invited to look through our stock
and examine for themselves.
All our Gods are.watraated to be as sold Prices
as low as those of any oth,r establishment in this
customers ofthis city. seorgeto and Alsxan-
dria, who buy OF us, will have home
: ~, 49," CLAGETT g. DODSON.: 90
Pa ast OF N ST
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CQNTINUaTTON OF BUsINrss

p1ren..e feen oy the proceeding notice that ha We
srbSn,s ne entire interest of my former narfnsr
naf,nn ~ H. aapsiey. respectfully solicit contn
~ n ~ tne paironag Of our former fytends "a
- 80, ~ genera. Mr. Jos gPH Ri TssEIv fIT
49,. ~, I, ieDan ana cIoai Eag, ~ "a ~ tn
ots sni f"f ihn i, MOTIFS ,P ,irsee of New York
1at,.,s, J" manass the Mechanical Dsns VIII
the arm snd ss, " Will be conductsd under
ao ZSiI HENRY THOMAS .co
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fVtHE EAGLE STOVE house, have now in
Il store, aud shall be receiving every week, q nd
instantly keep on hand, the new improved Freinour
Gas Consuming Parlor Heaters. These are guar
anteed to heat the largest size Pcrors and Cham
beTs above. These Heaters had man ctnred to
my order last summer, and am confident that they
will glva more heat and much haId,omar and
durable than any that csn be found in the market.
I have five different patterns of them. One of
them is called the IilumlratIng Gas Burner This
has one great advantage, II will create most beau
tfui light AT night in the that II heats, light
ing the room in the most cheerful manner. Please
call and them.
Also, 6as Burning Radiators and other kinds at
the Eagle Stove House, No. 31S. pepnsylvana av-
en3e, between 10th and llth streets. Balcony in
ont. Use 10 6tb e. WOODLAND
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LIMITED STATES CAPITOL EXThNsIoN,

TTNiTkD STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION,
~ WASHINGTON, August ~. 1859.
PROPOSALS will he received at this Office until
room of the 2th of Oct her next, for Making, Fit
ting, and Putting tho ceilings OF the four
prlncipa stair cases Of the Capitol Extt nslOn.
Proposals should state q certain sum for each
ceiling complete IN place, painted with three good
coa,s OF white lead IN oil. -.-..
Guiding cast and wrong t-irOn, iron sash frames,
and all bolts. nuts, and fastepings necesssry for
screwlng the cell ngs 10 the wa and roof ames.
to be included IN the prlcc named. So.
Proposals to he sealed and endorsed Propo ais
for Iron Ceilings, accompar led by a guarantee,
be addressed u the undersigned.
Proposals vii! be opened at noon of Tue,dey, 2nth
October, In presence of such persons mas choose
to be present.
Gops 81 ss @e'
In charge q Capitol Fl Extension.
Each proposal shoud bo accompanied by the fol-
Form Of Guarantee
The undersigned, -. Of. IN the State of
=. ard -, in the STATE Of, hereby
ruaianty that in case the foregoing bid Of -
Tor -, rs above described, he accepted he or
they will, viii ten DAYS AFTER the receipt OF tho
tract for the same " it'll good and Sufficient securi-
ties; and Ia case the said - shall fail 10 enter
into contract aforesaid, we guaranty To- make
good the difference between the offer Of the said
- and that yhlch may be accepted.
Date 1859 SStgnasures OF suarantor' AB
hereby certify that the aboye-named = are
known to me rs men OF property, and able to make
good their guaIa9tee.
United States District Attorney Collector or some
person known to the War Drps rtment Am IN did
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TOBIAS, OPTICIAN, -.
L A26PRNH. AVENUE. EFT. u AND 6TH STs.

TOBIAS, OPTICLAN,
public m0 seas; Rs hsTe nd ssd the
above place, where i may Al ways be found, to~
c III t on ssyfnr M III sights
As to my capabilities, and the, satisfaction / have
and elsewhere: that have Of the most nsnt GEM
my en- tss he
read guide IN those who wish to be well suited.
thsr do variant ,riss or any other Glasses to suit
you for space Of six years, as you win read in an
This is certlny new phase to eirieavor to improve
i 70 not
es dS "
You will at al times find in my Esta blshment 3
and YRGLASSFs, with real Brazilian fla f Pebbles
and fine Glasses,tn wonderful Venezuelan CS g
g Hiss ?SsFpirsfR'; FEEEasbTssSrNMs TGAS
KRIS ard ENGRAyERs eli. ASSES, and a large
From ais E1esltsney, tie ,iossyno- Of Virginia.
have tried par of specasIes cb 8sf rom
Mr., Tobias and find them of great assistance to my
'n''r locus recommend HENRY S9l' 4. WpissEn'
Rom hs !a,s Hon. Jpds. Bmt-,
w tsTIN Ton, July II, 1875:
ty, graft fed find that Mr.. Tobias seemed to
comprehend them by inspection, and Some slight
measurement, end he has made pair uf Specta-
oies that suit me sdnlrably.l Al. BUTLER.
Ffons ths Hon. Secretary Of State Of Virg,a,o. ,
fE. Elk EcUTIvE DEPARTMENT, .
e.. RiCHh0ND, Dec. 81. l858.(
Dedy Sir: Gov. Use having shown me the spec
taces you sent him, and discovering That the focus
was precisely suitable to my vision, kindly offered
TO enclose them To you, to have Glasses substi.
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 really sHperb. enclose herein the amount
ofyour bill. 80 Very respectfully &e;,
JOHN TOBIAS, ESQ, Washington, ID. c.. %
b. .- f..- RoM Prof .Backs. a -
-s.ts..-g WASHINGTON, Feb. II. le5e,
have used pair of Glasses of brazilian Pebbles
furnished by Mr.. Tobias with great satisfaction
They eoiear, of excellent Ing aud well nted
.s'f .-- "A. ID. BACHE.
IL Please observe that my Establishment is on
Penn. ayerue, between ~ and 9Th streets.
TOBIAS AMBROTYPE ROOMS
Where you Will obtain good Likeness, ca nal to
Any other Establ lshfent. and At moderate chaTe a.
Z. 10 paw rs ee", %,
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A NEW NOVEL,
IA BY THE AUTHOR OF
"JOHN HALIFAX"
.. LIFE FOR LIFE,
NOVEL

BY MISS ,MGLocH,
Author of
"John Halifax. Gentleman, ,"Olive, ""The Ogil
vIes," "The Head of the Family ""AvilIion,h
"Agatha's Husband" 'A Hero"
&c. &C.
Price 80 Cents.
Fer sale at SHII.EINGTONS
-. Bookstore, Odeon Building,
su2 - Corner ~ and Pa avenue,
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NEW SUPPLY OF 80 .,-...s -- -.-s I
~ GROVER L BAKERS SEwtNG
MACHINES,
Just received, at STEVEN~',
sel7u $50, bet. 9Th and 10Th sts
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s,s ~ AZ AZ SSs sEsT BARGAINS. VIOLIN
70" JOHN F. ELLIS.
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FANCY NOTIONS,
IN BEST STYLES
Just received, at STEVENS.
SO lT-tt 336. bpt orb and fnfh ate
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CENTLEMENS'CLO MADE TOOR-
N DERIVE offer gentlemen the largest and
finest variety Tight Casimcres. Drilngs, Ducks,
Coat!ngs of every grade and quality, Marsfalles and
SILK vestngS OF all styles for the present season,
which we VIII make to- order in the most finished
style of the art at prices at least twenty per cent
cheaPsr than the usual city rates. A trial Is re-
specially asked and satisfactipr guaranteed.
-. VALE, STEPHENS q Co,
ivn S22 Pr avenue. bet 9th and Isth alta
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iy p SIN loo & 1 rs Fulton sired. Neic York
THE suBscRIBER DESIRES TO CALI.
Il the attention of the public TO his assortment of
So ELEGANT PLANO FORTES -a
fTTaFF0m the celo6r 81 MqnulaoiOr fFTn
RAVEN, BACON & CO., Nsw Yokk
These Instruments are pronounced by Ghalherg,
Satter, GottsciIalk, Mason, and the pIofesson In
general superior in, tonch. power. ana sweetness
oftone to all other SQUARE PIANOS nanuiac-
tured. -
THE sToGK OF
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN MUSIC
Which he keeps cerstantly on hand is equal TO any
estab shmcnt OF the North; and his arrang eTnents
with the iret bllshng houses IN Europe and this
country enable him TO procace, with despatch, any
Music that cannot be kept on hand.
GUITARS, EISENRRANDT'S FLUTES, VIO-
q .".. 20 - Inns. Etc, Etc. -.
Always to be found at his establishment, in great
variety, and of the best quality. -
Having been engaged for many years in ths Mn
ton 10 the SELECTION of his stock hopes % secure
continuance ofthe favorable PATRONAGE heretofore
bestowed. " w. q. METZEROTT
seq Corner Pa. av. 18th and ID sts.
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EREN WHITE ZINC PAINT
Il 80 FROM THE
VIEILLE MOHTAGNE COMPANY

OF PARIS. -.
This Paint liz ada pied TO all purposes, TO which
the best White Lead isapplicable. 1T does notinrn
yellow, as lead invariably GOES and viii acquire the
out the aid of varnIsh, and is easily " ash d. Col
ors with a ZINC basis retain their freshios and
brilancy Of color.
200 pounds will cover as much snrface, with the
same body, as 20 pounds of lead-showing great
economy as well as beanty. -
In order that parties may depend upon getting the
artcls strictly they should buy Of none hUt the
most respectable honSeS. The Company chip but
two qualities, known rs No. and Snotc White
Dry. Red and Green seal. The No. or Red Sea-,
Is tho article most used for paintn. purposes the
Snow White OF Green Seal being only used for the
"'"'' t IRoSEPH T A. STRONG, ar,nt,orhs Co.
Orders addressed to either of the follow ing houses
vii be filed at the Heto r.dUeed tariff II prices,
either Dry or In Oil.
HALL CORNELL. -
49, 1913 Maiden Lane, sNe,r York
., De. RAYNOLDS, UEVOE & PRATT.
iy q Sm LOG & 1 0s Fulfon skrset. Nfrr York
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