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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-06
6S- 9it man ate Shmer,tn hcilsn tann.

Eie 5aufenet, mcihe al Hbcuutatismus, Meu!alsia, utrcSitn
2Hpf- GtiiGtS>, Stittu-, giitotT- umS @rnttnitm:r;tn leipcn.
TtstH anstntIiflt@t StnSerrns une adniti&e @tbulF, nsun liz
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-06

Sde Ger 6iats II. GcurtitraEe, Nortemput ga
ToS r.iitntt 9utlfux wire ouf ejtit$ scril3 rosr;6,,,,,
fsttl dani ~ersts,nit auimui&m aemSbt.
q. !. gbilt, 9rcpr,ttcr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-06
0jarten 20irtbIhnit in 8uthrrfrwn

EtrIlnttrjttt'tcif srlaubt iih it mn Ir;anetn unS emn st'on,rr-
ten %N'hfNh nc In:et9t i'll m1de!t baF tr am Qnrt sn 8utsc-
l9ron enc Garttn-sStftSlaNat trennct BAT, isa Grfiiitnn9.n ;esty
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tmscr;iritn 9btinriin ICE. ib pr @aGene III ST. so atlsiT,) AZ
kkSe" fnr. 3u f'taneHhsm SciuC, Iaest tin SoSu Nalitr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-06
OCEAN HOUSE,

Gin %urts5Itarts Tittsi ir s~SerrpiSwna Ni0tI Tn9ciiciCre il; ~
;aHtS BET Y. %Ssa8ntr, Ituagif.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-06

@c. e. ?Rain. Siys5s, &ibmpnS, gu.
~" 9i'mSN' -3ansS q. : drru
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-06
Inasr=V p.unnnnieI

Den Nit'alitrcrn CUR 9ia,triht, rag icscn
''S' "ernca " uHr. rracImGEise 9rerctcr.l
Ut rFr ,NF'Iitnry NNll" i~tattirrcn.
Seoeh 'tbten Ccnncrfnns i'm Iruat
non"tIitas ~Vuiammtwna i'm Qrtolc res Orr
1"". M0Aemrptr. rrh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17

Sss S"s ssSss: "s
briss Bad~ IN and Kss started anchor Cd in The soads
% b hS cr
ss9 OBJ r ,1pS psss cSliam, fpal.ehirola
CD ssDs sps sis Mo%s f ha'faass
Nj ss ss's %!aS sss ,sSr- kass III
sss,S s Mssasa s ssSsY pc
ItcKsSoRT March 10 Cid schr Gamma, cuadaloups.
sshrs zssalla asne. Baltimore FssAon, swim, husspto
burg; sehrs yiisss Belle, Ncsssson, Barass Summer
c sSs .s Gs sss ss s sss @Sa sr yo.
HOLMES HOLE March u PMvArr scir gunsre Thur
nn sOG Geo EDWARD
;s,s scS Eosay ssn2.rs r1nss. Minnie Boyd
March ~ 70 AM-wind blowing heavy from NNE. with
March IS NO arrival, Gid :eAr, Easslsm Neoalehi "
sn; .shs Fsiss sshors .' xrscn John Pl.sr Lady
sD s @ rss so En
Prsdh Reed Thorn psOn, Sarah Jane, orouss, and
nJA0KsosyTLLE. March 2-Arr brig Tru.lIo Mulsan'
saasn os yo s and
ssAsnsl Dc.pe bcans 6ienfuegos; 3D. foSt oc.on, High
ss
7sh, ib NV 9 B 4, Allen, Ray, Rsmsd,os
oU sSDs .nd ann
xssdy ssrpoo Nsssss n snpi n1rsss
adss s is Hasss
and 5 Pos 90 H So
on sos ssc 81 W
@ % kYcs 5Ssd n G s Eng Map
81 81 ZIP fasddas' show FG sss v. ss
Cha CSas H %s Brewer Work
Ssn B Ss fRsrCli ssleS a .0 ws
NYork bark Azor. Burke Fayal; schrs II Resd Kelley
RoSs D:
NEwF3kT' March l4-sa brig Edward Newton camm,
Tcrk E u Kelley p,O,dsnss fh1sdsph Nps.
Mount HodsEns9n, md Mari. ouiss Cumming Br:.oi for
& e. pc sss.
New I IL March ,sAr ship o..on.h. Mystic in
Cen :hs sKs SYS hom.n
NHrarsw!Ss Enterpr.e Mott Ei,abehpcs chalenge smith
p'sfl EifSshPSsi ISs.n Syoss .'
ss lssssss
PORTLAND, March i4Arr schn George Kilboru Carver,
Essport for Richmond Va Corvo Hobrcok and Gertrude
Emily Fsws sr George for Noriet ca f ssss:
~rrRoviyEHCk March i6.Arr steamer Pelican: Xldrch.
Sslana II S,i s S:sDsr iSe@D:ss BAH
Smith Smith philadelphia; sloop America sedan NYork
., HiCHMOND, March H-Anschr Crenshaw, Moss NYork.
so March E9 sf FEDORA Rhode, sYo
Sara. ss 1: ss5. o Sss.. a
FWbsh Horton. Pcndleton; st Lucar, Thomas and just
gAvANNAH, March ls-Arr bark Gan Eden Reed NYork
CID bark Greyhound Gfdbrandson. Bio Jaueiro.
SALkM March l4-Ar schrs Gpsey. Ingalk Machtasport
FOR NYofk; iUh Dyer, Rogers Elzsbothpor Old sclr
Thomss Jeaerson Chase N3ork Bid sohr Gipsy from M.
wILMN0 ron, c, March lCld brig ssrsh Starr Eddy,
Havana
wIsCAssET March Nsld bres Tempest, McCobb. Hsra.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17

FOxsIgn and Domestic NAILS.
f1n or cLosM6 AT rHB NEW YonK oyHroA
psx1sue... Mors-A eeay, bs6Alo md canAdA...s IN
North ss1 Wet ysy nsa =. ~ 4.
eouS and . v. nsls.. .sx A. =. and TX Pm
H::assn ga y ra,rosd * 4 T. and ~
svHsAy AAzs; 9. ssstsy al nails slsss = NJ
cAlroaxlA. p s.ssnshi, NORTH star. On Tuesday,.
Tss ov:s:oa u; i:r o.sorni. leave. & isus
s::a.:s = sIsaid = ssrssi d (; .s u:
4 LAKE, Or. The oysrasA aa mon D. Joseph NO, 70 sas
Ilars4ss. 4 4. NJ Lssasrs should b nsrEss
so rAsrs BY ssssnssis HorsS a. q Tuesday,
Evuos. ~ ...s:o ifr:. ios a,:r,so
SAzAxA lssDs Ss az asr ss arrival q sSsh si.r
ma: cSs 3: s.ss: !, n. s being one:
VIII nais for IL Bahama isandssso b laaAss
IAvAxA......S BIZ ssss.si@ Quaker City. on rhurr.
Jay, AAreh 10 IN +. ~
Tnu OF CLOeNs AT TEE LONDON oFyrcn.
- - fslsws:-yk NArssfles on ne u ana issS Of
~, sash month w 6ouiAAnSsa on ~ l1h ana
dAirvrrA. la lo,A. ,sA. aaa n. n.,.eis. ~ IN
OA, nh. via Scsshsmpto.-
cnSA &c ". nArssiss On - ioA and zcsh VIZ soutA
AvsrzAlA w I.ssslls: and Sues On ~ ls Va Gosh
nAvnyITrs.. Va Adm the <th and Eh Of he month
baAxn-....Vh Beuahaupton On The Sth Of he month.
~ Tia Mnrssse as despatched On tho eve Of abeys
dass ehosM any u thsse dates ian Sunday Dc NAH a
nj: a.. o. .. n,
ssve 1.tss eneuh Of these dAtsa fail On Sunday hs
uail y dsspasssed Ne morning previous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17

S H1PPIN q NEW S.
ALMANAC FOE NV ycRx-TMs DAY.
~ k1S- W NOON sBxs. ......noru II
Port OF New York, March 10, 1850.


WGARE0
Steamship Glasgow (Br Thompson, Liverpool via Queens.
town. @ Dale.
Steamship New York fBrcmen) Won santen, Bremen
Geipcke: Keussen Reicheit.
Ship Pi9nou1 Roci, Hannond London arinnsu Ninsuru
Ship Sunderland, Dawson, Antwerp-w Schmidt
Ship Rachel, Kelly, Boston-Crccksr 4 Wood.
Bark Clara Windsor AcEwou, Port Pynco-H Becker
0reaves. - -
Bark Princeton, 6eeley, Demsrara-Naster.
Brig Ronto Perkins. Gioraltar.9omez. Wallis 4 Co
Clsss
Brig Eimir rapisy, Jacksonville a sanford
schr sawyer, Sawyer, Tempico-Wahh Carver Chase.
schr Ireland eteelmAn, Jscksonvie.van Drun, sas
SSchr VIDE world Burns Chsrlesaon-D Murray:
siasbt
schf Bright Smith washingtou-F Campbell
scnr Racer, Pearce, Richmond-Master.
schr xaxshau Perrin, Gibbs, Balmore-Maiuer, Lord
Quereau.
sschr Hydransea, Butler; nalancse-J W Mckee
schr Lady SuHon, Baker, Phfadelpha Hand.
echr G Rowe, Thurston 0louoeater-Naster.
Echr r Ihorne Davis, Fan Rivsr-Aastcr.
schr Perrine, Allen, Provtdence-Naster.
6ohr ID Ssson, Reynolds, Provdence-L Kenny. ~
ARRIVED
steannship Asia % Lott LIVERPOOL March s. 40 Pm, with
passengers Cunard. 9Th AM passed
seamships Nina, and Canada bound day II AM OF
- III cnoLy snip 1ucy sna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17
Movements I'm Real Estate.
By A. J. Blocker, Son l. 70.

Large parcel Of land on Furman st. fronting ON the
East river 2ll SOP ll!iE 10 81 900
gore lot Of the Junction OF Furman EveriH st.,
size 296 ......................... 1000
The ground. buildings, machinery, engine, &c,
known - the oil mill, alcoholic disttllery, &C.,
On Furman 81, containing aDOu. lots $4,000
Hunter st., lot aosso s,4s7
By James N. Miller.
lots 4lst q. 100 r. : iosh ~, each 2szsso s,no
each 2sxlos g. 49,. s,4ss
House lot 138 West 26th a., 26xo8.o.. $500
House lot No q Hester It,, 26x7t.. .....".. $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17

adam four was heavy, and common grades were
!; the sales embraced about 40 bbls. a. - ~ ~
extra; Southern -four was les active, and common
3 caser; the salca embraced about 900 boa, Clos
! request, with Hunted sales q quotations.. Corn
was unchanged, with sales or $50 bbls-
b At % 90. Wheat vas heavy and easier,
light sales; the transactions footed up about
white Indiana q u 90, white Southern It 81 50,
fAwsukee club q p. I Corn va without change Of
Int In prices. The sales embraced about IL 900
H. and TIC. for Western mixed. UaAs vcrc am.
he semana fair q l31zc "a for western and
m, ssd at 40. Alsc fer State. Salss q 600
eafisS were made as 76c for mixed STATE; fair 70
IoW "~rd was soId ~ &c. s2r Barley NAH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17

January last continue 70 DO consids
v 'oose nor the gxms 1.so during ~ ps"' .'s
annexed win se found tables giving ~ 0'.''a
'ne goods entered for consump'' - "esenoos0u'
STn ana tarA.n upon a. market OF the goods
for consumption woolien fabrics amounted 70
cotton to s4so,421, silks to s37l ,o2e, fax TO
and misceiianeous 10 $685.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17

LONG BRANCH March y. sunees-Eo inward bound vss-
sels in sight Wind sH. light; weather clear.
HIGHLANDS, March s. sunses-one bark near the Light.
ship and ship N the oding bound In Wind BE, light; wea
sIs On he bar bound H. Wind Sc sht I' olsa9 '''
FORT LaTAYErTE March he, 70 sunss.oos .hp and brig
Miscellaneous.
We indebted Adams Express for New Orleans papers
Of Monday last which through In 81 hours thus beating
the mail about two days
The steamship Nashville Capt Murray, Charleston
rived last evening We thank The purser for fAvors.
The steamship Forica Capt Crowen, from sayanaahrar.
rived evening" The purser has thanks papers,
AMERICAN LoYDswe have received from tho publishers
Mesars W Blunt Supplement No XIX, containing addi-
tons ard corrections TO the American Loyd We
re- Ing and tn TN. The T. r are .
foremost head fore band would be detained about
one month 10 repair
sd y 10 Ss p &
hours and Coated of Without assistance The Lean injury a.
Ter throwing overheard 30 tons Of coal
Sur uMos Wiley hencs sept for shanghae :. Bata
via ysn Is having put IL IN distress with damaged as and
s ssosd Sss
sss e: WING =.
Sss 81 now under @ re hs1
evening and PLACED anchor 2 prevent hsx drifting
ssl g "Trip her q sOas and hEzns. me 's saVs been
xs~ YORK. xh cargo & %e dr.s9sa lSs
damage mage when len d he @d odsras a.1
part Of her cargo.
ls inst 1 and SaS 'n' BAN
put INTO oSsliss.oS iSS INST ss.iss Ios Caps 10
psrs.
the Hook but subsequently, aosied on has All her cargo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17
:. .COMHERCTAL REPORT.

z
ne market was unchanged, and sales were
At old prices.
,insrurrs -Flour.--The market was inactive, while
Cpply was larger; common grades Of State and West
ere easier, while choice lo1 Of extra were un.
N 8: the sales embraced about 5000 5000 bbls.
N2ithin The fnIIou1na range II auoHntiona:-- -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17

made u sbc
The following staserent from the circular Of w. G.
Cutting, gives The and experts u flour AID grain
az this port for the week ending Today
Flour. Wheat kys. Cora Oats Barley
bJs Bushels Bushels Bushels Bushels Biahk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17
PERSONAL.

A NDREw WALSH FROM QuEENs COUNTY, IRE.
a land, discharged nom the United States Army Feb
. lso snse xhoh time be bss not been hard from Any
By calling on his lister Ann. living With B. G. sparks
SIXTY street. near The East river. California papers please
oopy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17

! exports Of cotton domestic goods were large las
and especially 70 China Tho shipments 70 that
IS promise to continue good, ~ other ports have
% Of teas and other Chinese goods have done well.
ports Of cotton domestic goods for the week ending
3 l6, 1850, were as follows;--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17

JotA.. ...........t SOC
Ne number q deaths, compared win he corrvcpcod.
ING weeks of 1ste and 1eee, asd u M week. va : a.
Week ending Earch 13 1853. $50 Dscssass .
March ~, 1859 :. A3z Increase. ....7G
Aen o ~" s.ts.nal causes, "a g An
,,,.. "A ,ssa ] absolute diseese. .l7Af ~.
:. ~ szss.I o1s, - 81 -
mckeooe ~ W. -
DANIEL uxAAvAN, CQ MGYooo1F.
On Nuzuoob pRAUuQn. New Yegks Naroh 10, 1ooa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17

NEW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT
The undegned inspectors Of Election for Assistant m
gneer az The New York Fire Department. hereby live noce
bat pmuance Of the resolutions adopted BY The Board Of
kngneecrs and Foremen at Femens Hail. Tuesday evn-
ng March l3 1890 ths polls will be opened each
house on the evening OF the 18th inst hoS OF
seven and nine r. M and that tbs returns Of sa1
be made under seal the 1rspecto between the hours na
and twelve r. NJ OF he said 18th lost when the undors9ned
Inspecor will proceed 70 said returns (which canvas
viii be public At fheman's Hall.
Blanks for Com returns be procured oco OF
the Chief Engineer Commissioners of leeds win aiend-
the OF Of cbpnpsrios Fire.
mans Hall, said Monday evening
GEORaE b. e LYNCH,
HENRY A. THOMAS, yInspectorz.
GEORGE A. HILTON, }
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17

LONG BRANCH. March Is, SUNSHINE inward bound ves
seh in sight. Wind SH, light; weather clear.
HIGHLANDS, March l6. sunset-One bark the Light
ship and ship IN the ofng bound In. Wind BE, Light
ther clear.
SANDY HOOK, March l6 sunsetOne shp IN the bay aut
brig on the bar, bound In, Wind Sc, hsht; clear.
FORT LAFAYETTE, March 10, sunset-One ship and br
coming up me Bay. Wind u Light; weather clear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17

BOSTON, March lS-An sLeamep Wn1ism Jenkina Hanet
Baitn1e vi Norfolk, end Camhridge Howee rklndcps.
ph.; bszA. PsisA DsN rcsaa, Csnfussos; nsdaA WA
%. Tsy 1ea and kdisn K1s1risk Cssess0n; III roe
~ oevAee, HaSan4; ss1ra Goase 0aAe. WeskA Nurk;
NMy Hay, Heeyus 1aaunose; AsUuSua Nswvsoh fA'Ae-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-17
THE EVENING STAR.

How TO Burn CoAL.-Nine out of ten who
attempt to burn coal in a stove, waists about as
much GOAL a. is necessary to be consumed for
the obtaining Of all the heat desirable Observe
the following rules. We will suppose the stove
cleaned out:
lst. To make coal fire. put in q double
handful Of shsvings, or light kindling wood in
stead. Fill the earthen cavity (if the stove has
one) nearly full of chunks of dry wood. say
four or six inches in length On the top put a
dozen Jumps Of egg coal. Light with a paper
from beneath. In ten minutes add about twenty
Jumps more Of coal. As soon 81 the wood has
burnt out ill the cavity half to two-thirds full
vi coal. The FIRE will be good one. The coal
will, by following these directions, become
thoroughly ignited.
ID. Never fll stove more than half or two
thirds full Of coal, even in the coolest weather.
Sd. When the fire is low, never shake the
crate or disturb ashes, but add from ten to fit
teen small Jumps Of coal and set the draft open.
When these are heated through anu somewhat
ignited, and the amount necessary for new
tire, but do not disturb the ashes yet. Let the
draft be open half an hour. Now shake out the
ashes. The coal will be thoroughly ignited,
and will keep the stove at high heat from six
70 twelve hours, according TO the GOODNESS OF
the weather.
4th. For very cold weather. After the fire is
made, according to the rules first and third,
add every hour fifteen to twenty humps Of egg
c1al- You will find that the ashes made each
hour will be about in that ratio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-17

tcSE-A few years ago one Of the most success
fCl and active business men in the city Of Hud-
son was Leonard Wells. Everything be touched
turned into money. lie once made = n 600 in one
hour, by the purchase and sale Of piece Of real
estate Fifteen years ago Mr. Wells worth
$4,000. Shortly after this, luck turned against
BIN He lost S3i,00O b. buying stock in the
Hudson and Berkshire Railroad This was fol-
lowed by other losses, caused by endorsements
In less than eighteen months Mr.. w. passed from
an uence to poverty-froin being worth SO 900 to
being worth not one cent. Mr.. w Is a resident
Of Albany, and earns 4 living for himself and
family by peddling candies apples and dough
nuts ticI Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-17
ALPHABETICAL LIST AND REsIDENoEs
MEMBERS OF rHK XxXvIth CONGRESS.
SENATOR'S

SENATOR'S.
ANTHONY n. b., willards' Hotel 49,
Bsnjami9s p Jackson Place: oGE r., spd 1914 sta
BBS sss.% %R T. u.s. 1:a III sssr SSa. ''o
sss j. !. st. Z: :.s y, md III
brown, A g.. National Hotel ,;u...,
Ss%sSTs3 S p =, ~. S.. GP sssnss tS
Chesnu5, Js a B 70; Ss,sr H s6S,.
c cEsy. q pe en- B1SWn. acss MOUSE
Ci3smap, Thos. l., us Pa LAY, bet 18th and 18th sts
Cfittenden, John j., Nsti9nai Hotel ,o.,
DAVIS, Jefferson, 2.s st, bet 18th and 18th 18th.
Ros I% Js$s: f. NJ ss!sss;s; 9 iSsss NJ,v
Fs sis0 Gsaham NJ So q. BET 9Th and 10Th
Fitzpatrick, Ben,smin, BIown's aofei !,
E ESsssi sGl"Po2 w Ss R%f "
CRIMES GTsSs James James W., 91 18th st $40 ' ~ VIII
Gwin, w m. NJ, 2stI at, corner 18th
H Ham, Iof Hannibai. Wilmington House
Hammond, JAS. ii, "a cor Pa av 4 Madison Place
Ham, Harani b. II r., Browns Hotel
Hemph, j; Mrs. Wiams', Z, cor or, and and q, a SITS
5Sf5s"n K vs. sfs an. s 10th
kennsay. AHthoa;, t6s Sth St, between D end En-
King, Preston, Sohrivensr,s, l6 st, Capitol Hill
h hsniH, yos s. H. Nations Nssi1asl h aSse
Macon, Jas. NJ, 424 H st, bet 18th and 18th
Nicholson. a. g. p, KirkwoOd House
Penrcs, James A, Mrs. lrving's, % ~ st
Powell, L. W., 2Ss 6 st, bet 18th and 18th
Pugh, g. F., 4G Ash st, north of La av
Salisbury, W., Mrs. Irving's, % q.
Sebastian; WIZ; H., Dr.. DInn's, t56 H st
simmons Jas. +, Wizards Hotel
Slldell. John, Sl2 st, bet 18th and l6K st
Sumner, c. Mrs. Camnaok's, 1l2 r, bet l4th & 18th
Ten Eyck, j. c., Mr.. Nc Blair, ls2 i st and Pa sv
Thompson, John r; 45s 18th st, bet and
Toombs. Robt., 248 F st, bet 18th and 14th
Trumbull, Lyman. 45i 9Th st. bet f and
Wade, b. F., Mrs. Hyatts, $50 Pa av, bet 9TH It'll
Wilson, Henry, Mr.. Joys, cor 9Th and Pa av
WlgfalI, l.. +, Browns Hotel
Wilkinson, NJ. =. Mr.. Soomon's, 469 9Th Ut
Yulee David L., 262 st, bet nth and 1eth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-17

Spinner, Francis T., Willards' Hotel
StallVorth, James A., Absent
Stanton, Bonj,, Hyates. $50 Pennsylv1niA
Stevens, Thsddeus, SIS ut n, Capitol Hill
Stevons isaac l., Private, sos 18th st
Steyensou. John W., Private, 263 9 ut
Stewart, James A., National Hotel
stewart, VIM, 46 Louisiana Az
StoEes VIM b., Browns Hotel
Stout Lansing, United States HOsA
Stratton, John l.. NJ, Wiarde,, ofnoe 2iS Pa. sv
Tappan, Mason W., National Hotel
TAYLOR, M, Private. west side 2ist St. bet and II
Thayer, Eli, Willards' Hotel
Theaker, Thomas c., Hy ats, $50 Pa. av
Thomas, James H., Sn %
Tompkins, Cydnor T., Wsshlnstop House
Train, Charles r :. Willards Hotel
Tn.S sSo Sc! Jsi AZ W H. s aos e
vT Via Sham. Glenn. L., So It
Vance, ZebulOn B.. Mrs. Harrison's, 5T Pa. av
Vandeyer, VIM. Private, 10 Massachusetts, av
Van Wyck, Charles H., \ ational Hotel
Verree, John p Wizards Hotel
Wade, Edward. 500 st
WaldrOn. Henry, Washington House
Walton, E. P, S6A st
Wssiburn, c. c., Clarendon House, 9th st i Pa av
Washburne, Eihu b., 485 9Th st
Washburn, jr., Israel, Private, Franklin Row, $50
Webster. Edwin H Mrs. HaIrIson's, SIT IA. av
Wells, Alfred, Mrs. Tilleys, "A Missouri av
Whitley, VIM. g., 5I2 18th at
Wilson, James, Washington House
WINDOW, Wm., Avenue House
Winslow, Warren, 6 at
Wood, John, $40 11th at
Woodruff, John, Wilards' Hotel
WOOdson, Samuel H., BrOwns Hotel
Wright, John w., Browns Hotel
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

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MEDICINES.
II rs NOT TOO MUCH 10 SAY,
SINCE ALL,
OLD AND YOU Nc,
.FFIRM ITS TRUTH,
vI1-THAr PR0EEESsoE WooD's HAIR

vr1-rHAr R kfE9sEE66ss4iv TooD's HAIR
imas iaabie age Perfectly, restoro the gray, cover
s MAKE sfd more 1Ien s6 snS OIL and
preserve the scalp free from al disease TO the great
ciessymen. Peoaesaionsi nss s.d Geatlemss and
Ladies Of ali Glasses, al over the world, bear test
Read the following, and Judge:
HICKORY GROVE, ST. Charles CO., Mo, Nov IL, 81
PROP D. WooD-pear Sir: Sometime last summer We
induced your Hair Restorative. md AS
sfeis were wonderful feel duy ~ you Snd ihs
been perfesty covered with and called sesd
hesd The hair almost entirely OF ecasrquenet
Resioraiiys; did te hope success hut
removed the disease entirely and new and iuIurlant
crop OF hair stated say that
any other child We can hsrtioIe and do hereby,
your kesioI~ttys as perfect remedy fer ' diseases OF
'' $751; '"' " George sa: ', w H1ceHisssorHAM,
SARAH A. HIGGINBoTHAM.
PROF. wooD-D..r sir My hsr had for several years,
been becoming prematurely gray, companied by HARSH
which rendered the application of
dressing When using your
months ago i, W.. in ha condItion; aud hav-
ing tf within the lac. three weeks has
turned TO natural COLOR snd assumed ofn.s and iutre
greatly be preferred those produced by the Application
Of OILS or any other have used regard as an
used Hnir Restorative, for the simple purpose Of
dressing Identifying the hair. You have permission
refer all Who doubt Of performing all
that Is eiai"ed for IT.
Mrs u SfMONDs, ia lhfrd street
CINCINNATI o., Feb. 10, IS51
wELLISGTcs, Mo, Dee. s, 1857.
PROF. wooD-D.ar Sir: By the advice Of friend Of
no h1s been HAIR RestcratiSe,
duc.t ny had the fever, last May, md
ne.rly evegy Iny Nov my has
great deal thicker tan Nothing bet
duty and sympathy that feel to oiAsrs who
affected have been. would induce give hi,
public acknowledgement of the benefit have received from
Prof " oods Hair Restorative.
Yours respectfully, A. r. JACOBS.
The Restorative Is put up bottles of three Sizes
viz: large, medium and small the small holds hsif
pint, and retais for dollar per bottle the
dium holds a. least twenty per cent. more proper
ton than the small retas for two dollars per bot
tie the large holds a quart ~ per cent more In
proportion, and retails for s. a bottle.
@. J. wOOD& CO., Proprietors, so Broadway,
New York, in the great \. Y. Wire Railing Estab-
iishment,l and ia Market street, st. Louis, Mo-;
and sold by al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ja 5-eoSm