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,,,ansr, Fr,sois Z, willards' Hotel

SPINNER, Frsaois T., wilards' Hotel
Stanton, Benz. Hystts. $50 PennsylyS1la ~
Stevens, Thaddeus, SIS st n, Capitol Hull
Stevens Isaac l., Private, sos 18th ct
Stevenson, John W., Private, 26S 6 at
Stewart. James A., National Hotel
Stewart, VIM, Is Louisiana av
Stokes, WIN. B., Browns Hotel
Stoat, lansing, United States Hotel
Strattop, John l.. NJ, Willards', office 2lS Pa av
Tappan, Mason W., National Hotel
TAYLOR, M, Private. west side 2ist st, bet and
Thayer Eli, Willards' Hotel
Theaker, Thomss c., Hyatt's, $50 Pa. av
Thomas, James r., y7 ct
Train, Charles r., Willards' Hotel
TIlmble, Carey Az WiIiarcs' Hotel
VallendIg nam, Glenn. L., $50 It
VANCE, Zeb9lon Z, Mrs Ha,.ison's, ST Pa. av
Van Wyok, Charles H., ational Hotel
Wade, Edward, S9s st
Waldron. Henry, Washington Ilohse
Walton, E.P., $50 c st
Washburn, c. C., Clarendon House, 9Th 81 4 Pa az
Mashburne. Ellihu B., 495 9Th ct
Washburn, jr, Israel, Private, Franklin Row $50
Webster, Edwin II Mrs. Hafrlson's, 81 raav
Wells. Alfred, Mrs Tilley's, "a Missouri sy
Whitley, VIM. g., 5l2 18th st
W llsOn, James, Washington House
Window, VIM. Avenue House
Wlnslow, Warren, 2.6 st
Wood, John, 500 llth at
Woodruff, John, Wiliards' Hotel
Woodson. Samuel H., Browns Hotel
Wright, John ", Browns Hotel
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The Ohio Penitentiary for counterfeiting, made
her escape on the LIST instant from the fifth story
of the prison, by passing out OF her window and
passing along the side of the building, upon the
cornice or water table, about eighteen inches
broad. Passing along the front of the building,
at the immense height Of Atty or sixty feet from
the Protection scarcely visible from the ground
she reached, at the distance Of about forty feet
from her room window, place where il Was
necessary for her TO jump about twelve feet to the
roof of the west wing. The leap was taken,
proved safe one, and the dauntless woman next
fastened to the corner Of the rope which she had
made of her bedding, grasped it in her hands, and
swinging from the roof passed down on the out
side wall over windows where other convicts
Were sleeping, and down to terra hrno, where, at
distance of forty-five feet below the roof, she
aliQhted in the aims of a confederate.
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THE EVENING STAR.
BERTHA.

INITIATED FROM ALFRED ps MCsssT'
There's a light in her easement blinking
Still through the village gloom.
or what j. my Bertha thinking,
There, in her silent room;
Asmy daring fancy views her,
Sitting with curls untressed,
A wandering, wondering muser,
Stavlns OF prayer and rest;
With her fathers gooI night blessing
Still In her virgin car,
With her mothers kiss still pressing
Her brow oil marble clear;
With a new days history linking
Its mark on her soul so white
of what is INV Bertha thinking,
Ere she puts out her light
Perchauee of the asst new novel.
It's heTOine's glet ana PAIN,
OF love in q palace or novel.
A castle in air or In Spain.
P,rohance Of the minister's sermon.
Inc air OF a iayoTlt9 dance,
Her last weeks lesson in German,
Her bonnet that's coming from France
Perhaps Of young girls dreaming
On words like mother" and "wife,"
s chIId'S soul Innocen: schnmlng,
To guess at the riddle of life?
Perhaps Of her dinner-her brother
The state Of her soul or her shawl;
Perhaps OF InySel or some other
Perhaps of nothing atall
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MEDICINES.
n Ie hot TOO MUCH 10 SAY,
i SINCE ALL,
OLD AND YOU N g.,

AAS
vr1'-THAr R RfE9sEF66Sx4iv WOODS AA'R
Will pre,erye infallibly the sTo,rth and color OF
the s.sa the
the bald with nstuIss owl tsan sny oil and
preserVe tRe scalp free from ali disease the great
est age. statespen, Judges AttSIneys, pSot ora
oven s4 r.. ssE ros SesI e.t
nony that we do not say too much In Its isvor.
Read the following, and nudge:
PROP D. J. woop-Desr Sir; Sometime last summer We
induced US. some Of your Hair Rs,OTass ana ~,
aiced to report H. little sons head Tor ,omem. he'd
s.s Rh hs almost Na aa 81 IN
hen friend SEEING his sufeInss ADVISED ns 20 sss your
surprise, and that OF all friends, few .pPesiOii
the disease entirely, and new and iu.uriHnt
boy mas healthy SCALP aud luIurant crop Of hair Ns
any cher child We eaa therefore aud DO hsrsby recon,
your RESTORATIVE perfect remedy for all diseases OF
"s eA'i GEoRGE W HIGoissoTHIN.
sARsH A. HIGGiSsorHAN
PRoF Woop-D.ar Sir: My hair had, for several years
been becoming rremsIursly grsy by h,rs-
in dr.ssing r. When p.inr your Hair
ahou mhths ago IA ihrt eonditicn sId Ca
TUNED 20 s naursl color and assumed sones and usr.
greatly preferred those produced e the sPreon
inisrsn.S. sr.cs for every lady. toilet
used Hair Restorative, for the smpl. purpose o.
refer all Who doubt Of its Performing all
that is claimed for 1t
Mrs c. SyMOsps, Ili Third street
CINCISSATI, o., Feb. 10, 1851.
wELLiSGTOS, Mo, Dee. s, l55'.
PROF. wooD-Desr Sir: By the advice Il tr,nd a
nne who has been using your Hur Restorative, IA
duced try had the fever some tame last Nay sno
lrly every my head came Nov hair has
come great deal thicker than NoiaIng but
duty and hy that feel TO communicate 10 others WIS
afflicted have been would induce me 10 this
public Of the benefit have received from
Prof. w GODS Hair Restorative.
Yours respectfully, An jacobs
The Radioactive is mt IN bottles of three size
viz: large, medium, and SINAI the small holds hal
a pint and retaiis for dollar per bottle; the me-
dunn holds at lea st twenty per cent more In proper
ton than the small, retas for two dollars per bot
tie; the large holds a quart, ~ per cent. more n
proportion, ana retails for S3a bottle.
o.. j. WOOD & CO, Projectors, Sl2 Broadway
New York, in the great NY. Wire Railing Esta b
lishment,l and ia Market street, s. Louis, Nc,
Dealers, "a 5-eoSm
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Tilt Is a historical fact that the notes of the
Bank Of England circulated for sixty-fve years
without any attempt TO counterfeit them. In the
year 1755 linen-draper of London counterfeited
note, for the first time, by cutting 1t into as
many pieces there were pictures and words
upon II, and employing the best engravers TO copy
them on separate plates. By printing the separate
plates successfully one piece of paper, the
same effect was produced as if the whole had
been engraved on one plate. William Henry
Vaughan-for such was his name-was hung for
his ingenuity; and counterfeiting went on in
creasing until, about the year ISIS, there We're
about $50 executions for the crime in one wear
and all for cOunterfeiting the notes of the Bank
CT England alone.
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SENATOR'S.


Anthony, H. B., willsrds' Hotel
Pee; 81 aI "a 'ss st.
Bisssh:m, K: s. Ws.i iii; Tor House
BB TsskinTi nGm CO ss st, Be-. ,4th and 18th
Brishs, js.ss Is lssh =, bet Pa AZ and II st
S StssdI!S9' zssS 3 s "a corner sStS
c csy e pe e., sroW nia HossP mouse
CiHgmsn, Thos. Il, rs Pc ay bet 18th and 18th SITS
Siitssndss, John Tssig %; Hotel Id ,s,,
RO xIRi jane: r. N? soIssa;s.S = :!
BBS Sqses RI
snism Sa bss 81 :5S SS
Fitzpatrick, Benjamin, Browns Hotel
too. sGIOFOa, A Wii en- P%fHp no.. S."
Gfsss James s. crn.cSets n, cor and 9Th .ts
Gwin, WIN. NJ 2s4 st, corner 18th
H a% Jss 3 - GOT Pa Az { Madison Place
Hsmphil, J., Mrs. Williams, Il, cor c and x SITS
jSsI:Sn Mss be- II a., and 10Th
ksnns$y. Antheni, tss cit It, between 3 snSE
h hsnfs; JossPss, R Ns.onsl Hoe Sosel
Mason, Jas. M, "a H st, bet nth and 18th
Nicholson, A d. p, KirkwOod House
P Pea James A Mrs. irvins's' q "A st
Powell, l.. W., 263 G st, bet l4th and 18th
Pugh, 6. f., 400 4Lh at, north Of La. av
Rice, ii M, Min Row, st, bet J av and let ct
Salisbury, w, Mrs. Irvins's, % 41s at
Sebastian; WIN; h, Dr.. Dunn's, +6 II st
simmons Jas. F, Wizards Hots
SlIdell, John. SIP H st, bet 18th and 16x st
Ten Eyck, J. c., Mr.. McBlsir, 1872 l st and Pa av
Thompson, joins r., $50 18th ct, bet E and F
ToOmbs. Robt., 248 st, bet 18th and l4th
Trumbull, Lyman. 45l 9th st. bet + and
Wade, b. F., Mrs. Hystt's, $50 Pa av, bet 9Th It'll
Wilson, Henry, Mr.. Joys, cor 9Th and Pa av
WiEfalI. L. r, BroTn's Hotel
Wilkinson, Nj. ) MIR. SolOmon's, 400 9Th st
Tulss, David L., 262 ST, bet l7th and 18th
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II The Philadelphia papers urge the Legis-
lature to appoint gas-metre inspector, to stand
between the public and the gas company In
New York, not long ago, complaints were made
against the two gas companies of that city, that
more gas was Charged for than was consumed
Many persons who had the gas pip.s in their
houses did not use gas at all, but burnt mphene
or oil, and yet were charged as IL they had been
burning gas all the time. On complaint the gas
company declared, first, that it was impossible
for them to have made a mistake; and, next when
the parties put In aridavits of the fact, that if
error was committed, ''therewas something wrong
with the metre"
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ARE GAMBLERS ALL RAscALs,-Prof B. A
Gould in recent lecture at the Smithsonian In
situton, on the Science Of Probabilities stated,
as the result of broad scientific investigation of
the subject Of playing chance, or gambling,
that ''evrry gambler loses the more the more he
plays, unless he cheats " So the gamblers de-
fence Of himself that he PLAYS on chance as
Merchants play on probabilities in buying and
selling, falls to the ground, for, if successful,
scicncs proves him cheat and il unsuccessful he
would not follow the profession. Therefore &C.
eording 10 this theory, all gamblers are rascals
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Fe~s fks Hon. Secretary of State of Pirs,ats.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
No1H Prot. Bdcks.
CARRIAGES.

N CARRIAGES.
/ HE Subscriber having made additions TO hi
factory, making 1t now one of the largestn A9A -,
in the District, where his faoilities for
manufacturing CARRIAGE & LIG HT@I
WAGONS Of all kinds cannot be surpassed, and
from his long experiences in ths business, hs hopes
10 give general satisfaction.
All Kinds Of CsrriaEs 81 AID Light Wagons kep. or
hand.
AL REPAIRS eatJ done, and Ill orders prompt
y attended to.
Second hard CARR ssss taken in eychanse Cor new
snos. ANDREW J. Joyce,
To- ~ 18th and r. at
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COUGHS, COLDS, -

The prevalence of the above complaints ~ this
season generally has the effect of bringing out host
of professedlv new speeches., and while some are
good, many are useless and others even dangerous.
The wlsest course to pursue is to consult your fam
lily physician, otherwise use only such rem. dies
as long public experience has proved to be safe and
eficaoious of this character is TYLER'S COM
POUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC. Original
y the fayorite prescription of eminent ply sIcIa
il soon became popular remedy. and has continued
to enjoy, growing reputation for the last txent;
acts like charm and in Chronic Cases, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, Group, Asthma, Influenza, Dc,
Its success is unparalleled, and most will testify
who have used it.
Price 25 cents and 81 oents per bottle.
Sold by Nairn &c Palmer, Chas. Stott. &C., Wash
ing ton: Cissel. Georgetown; Peel & Stevens, Al
exandrIa; where it may he bad a. for convenience
known as "T.ler's Gum Arabic Cough Cand,
Drops, an elegant, peasan and ef!lcaclous III
monte lozenge they ere unsurpassed de 1-Sn
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TIE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
TRIEsEMAR, l., "A.

Protected BY Royal Letters Pafent Of EnsLasd nr>
secured bp "a. Seals Of the Ecoic de Pkcvvsaese N
Pans, and fae Imperial C0iIese az MeflesSs.
Fteana.
No. is invaluable for exhaustion, Sperms,1--
rhna, and al physical disabilities.
No. completely erac Gates ell traces of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the ps
se0us and pernlplous use Of CO psvIa and cubebs.
No. has entirely SUPP anted the injurious uee 81
mercury, thereby lnsuring 10 the sufferer SPEEDY
relief, dispensing oil impurities, and roofing out the
venom of disease.
TRIESEMAR,N Nos. IL and ARE prepared in tie
form OF lozengs, develd OF taste and smell, ssd
can be carried IN the waistooat pocket Sold M tn
osses, and divided into separate doses as admins
tered ty Salpean, Ls.lemans, Roux, Rloord. e.
rrlce eS each, or ionr cases for Sc which saves rs
To be had, whoesal and retail, Of Or. Bah RON,
ls4 Bieecke r street; four doors below MoDVugs
street. New York. lmmedihtsy on receiving a re
mlttanee, DR.; Barrow will forward the Tnesemsr
70 any part OF the world, securely packed, and 80
sod alto ~ s. CALVERT FORD, Jr., wasb.
1ngtOn, ID. G.. De Som
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SECURING AND REPAIRING "A new st,le
81 seonTlns Geptemen's Cinthing, without the
by n. NAGRUDER, q Practiuai Tailor No AZ
itn street, between and E, west side. Gei tienen
VIII please call on the above and Their orders viii
b promptly sttsnded 70, N n. eoIm
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Il GENUINE PREPARATION.
HHkk tMEStPs R RTeHT he k ss.
HEtMB8i.6,s BSEHS fSr he Gravel.
hEkMBSIRs BE EcHG Tor Tor Nervous e2Rscasnss.
EES#S fsT R&gsIs s. sllGs
EEIMhQLD,s BUCHU for Weak Nerves:
HEkMR9tP BB EcHU Sf Gsnss9 R'G.H
HHskHEE9kBs B BEGHE fer M Nsst sTss.
HELMBoLD,S BUCHu for Dryness of the Skin.
aEMB3t EETcH Ps IN the R ss l..
lid. with Temporary Sufusation and Loss OF Sight
ssness Via Want Of aoq
E gSs#g sa as::..s: .e:.,
indi''re''0n' s sPs Il Di,' SKs q shs
Existing in eitSsr sex, from whatever cause oriEi
mated. and no matter of
HOW LONG STANDING.
By the
eons ans Sy 1s
effects the mind more than any and al others, and
oows o.a Of Po.s
EpilePdS Fits-in one Of which the patient may ex-
usny s. sSsss
and Consumption: The RECORD Of the Insane AsJ
lhu%s and the melancholy dssths b Consumgtion
tios appears. The oountsnanos is actually solder
visits it, Should sosnd Of the voice oceuI. il L
rarely articuate.
Low su Hssf: :oasa: H.
Debility is moot terrible, and mes brought thous.
snds upon th9Isands to untimsy sr.yss TIM. blast
cured b. the use of TINS w
INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
Tho mass Of voluntary testimony In posseesnon a,
powers, is immense, embraoinr pam.s n %e Gpavs
to science and fame Certificates of cures from ons
reliable and ohaaoter aa1 OF the most
sRecton, from Governors of States Judg es emp en-,
PHYSICIANS and distinguished Clergymep
HELMBOLD'S EATRACT BUCHUu prepar-
Cd directly according to the rules of Pharmsoy snc
Chemistry, with the greatest ACCURACY And Cheml.
Prof vsusS %SF, ss sSs
q thyelc, ana most OF the late Standard Works Of
TASTE AND odor, bnt immediate in its sction.
peGsoPpeiy appeared before me- Alderman ofthe
Who. being duly sworn, does say, that his prepars
Ton contains no Narcotic, Mercury, or injurions
Il. + ig9i HELM s ssi1S,s Sol. Manufactures.
sworn end subscribed before me, this sd day oil
bottle. for a g. dai4sfsa 10 an,
TRIAL S SsE yB BBT 4 cbE SIftt.S-rRy,,
And be convinced Of its efhcaey. And it ts sooom.
Professors of Medical COLLEGES, CIersymen, snd
others. Prepared b. II, T. HELMBoLD,
l4 South Tenth st., below Chestnut, PhiiaS7a.
To be had 2f all Druggists and dealers throus non,
the United States, Cenadas, and British Province
Beware of Counterfeits
Ask for HELMBOLD'S-take no other, Cure.
guaranteed. e'' Osie'
Sold by Q. STQTT, Druggist, corner Pa. svepus
kiso ian a-ec1ys
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x G X U + U l. A,
OR KINGS EYIL,

10 esusjtlonnl disease esrrEptcn Of The blood, ~
which vitistsd ~sdk, and POOR Being In
tbs circulation Psrvads: hs whole body and may tursi
disease part OF II. No organ 10 Tree from liz
attacks nor there which destroy. The
scrofuous tant ,srou.y caused by mereursl disease
low living disordered unhealthy fOcd impure arr nth
aud filthy the depressing wees Snd above all eJ ths
vsners be ia orign, hereditary
descending from parents 10 children rtto
the third fourth generation indeed seems 70 ts the
rod Of Hin who al will visit the iniuits OF the ahsrs
upon their children"
II. effect. BY deposition from the blood 81 cor
which, the lungs, liver, aud inter
nal organs, termed tub.rces in tn. glands svspgs
surface, TINS foul corruption
which geudes the hood deprsses the energies Of e 90
only sueer from scrofulous
complaints. have far less withstand the at
tack Of other diseases qusn ra't numbers perish By
whce, athoug seroulOus their nature
still rendered fatal 10y this faint the syssm os OF h'
which deciIuinates the human family
this scrofplous sminatlon and de
diseases Of tie liver, hdneys brsin aRd indss
Of all the organs, from sgyravssd BY The
cause.
One quarter Of all people serorlsrs their psrson
ty hs lurking nfs c:ion and their health
d.rmn.d by IT, To cleanse from th' system We must reno
the blood z;sxa,e medcIne, and
healthy eed aut Such medicine supply In
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n SWINDLING QUACKS.
SAUTION! -Quaoks;-their Books, Cordials
Buohu,, Hospitals, Instruments or Rlnss-shur
them all, and, if disposed to profit bv my experience
write for my private Circular on
SPERMATORRHtEA;- Its CURE.
With stamp enclosed, address. in perfect conn
dence. your friend, former sufferer, merely super
scriblug Box 176, Charlestown, Mass.
ie l<-D& wiz
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THE CELEBRATED DR.. j. o. ROSES
l. NGRDICINr ED.

OF PHILADELPHIA
Theee remedies are the result Of thntyfve yc.r
Of extensive and Successful practice, and are th.
only aellabe preparations to cure the various lis
-DR. J. S. EOSES COUGH SYRuP Oh II,
PECTORANT, will radically cure Coughs, Code,
Boarssness, BrcnchItis, and ell Lung diseases,
Or. J. S. Kos COS Is xLTERNAryvE syRUP,
or Blood PurfeI for the oure of Scrofps, Old Erup
tons, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, Swellod Neck spc
al diseases arising from an impure state Of Tie
DR.. ,. S. RSSFS DYsPEPTIc coHPo uYn
The only sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
palnt Pnoe 81 GEMS.
+ DR.. J.. S. ROSES PAIN cURER. IL is nots
cure e but II aone has stood the test of IS years
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, Choio,
Pains in the Stomach and Towels, SprsIBs, bruises
Pains IN the Limbs, Joints, Back and Spine, or 81,
PAIN internally or externally. Price L, . and 9
cents bottle.
These remedies, aud many Others referred 90 II
DR.: Roses Medical Adviser, (which book nIa, b
hsd grotfs at any of the drug stores where the me-
lcines are kept have been used with b.
100000 persons with prompt benefit. To onsur
success you have only 10 see that they are tenuI1.
by having the Doctors vrstfss sissatsSs o.sr sscl
cork osd on each label.
III Kept by 81 Druggists. eee-p
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SEVENTH STREET,
X r. III O v A L.,

KIN SEVENTH STREET. I'm
REM VAL
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM
Has removed his PLUMBING AND GAS FIT
TING ESTABLISHMENT 10 No $40 SEVENTH
sTREKT,THREE DOORS BELOW ODD BLOWS HALL,
where he keeps al X. nds of
FUMES AND BATHING FIXTURES,
MATER CLOSETS; WASHsTANDS.
o. hand Also. a. kinds OF Brass and Plated Basins
IA h and SHOWER Cocks, Copper Boilers, Bath
Couplings, Hose Pipes, &c.
He gives his personal attention to introducing
WATER AND Gas into Stores AMI Dwellings. Prb7
lie Buildings and Private Residences heated by
Steam or Hot Water on the mCsr improved plans
ia I'm f'''
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u THE GREAT PATN ANNTRILAToB-
AND sF EEMahE2i k F4B w pIsEE b5MSAhL E

DcrfLHs IL. Is and 20 DENTS and enc dollar.
eHE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
" SCIENCE.
HAkTSEORNE'SC URE-ALL should be feDs
In al families IN case Of accidents sudden scS
neeses II res ueuty cures In less time than it ~
cures 70 get physician.
externally and internasly
AZ hs he freSSe changes q the weather Ire.
ouce Dao Cold, Rheumatism, Pain In the Llmlf
And BODY; also, Stf Neok-every rereop sbouls
get bottle. IL acts upon the Nerves. Muscles
Set bottle snd try 10.
HSRsEs 2 2sc s5FFs q sYEkbr 20 of Ek MiT
SHEERf-It II toe beat Cousa SyT7g IN tcs
nIop are BILIOUS, use HARTsRORNEsAN1
BlLioCSP PILLS. They act upon the Liver. so
1Acn sno bovess, carrying OF al Bileand Forl y
The above medicines ~ be hst ~ 81 Drrg store,
u Washington city; kIDW ELL 4 CISSEiLr
oeorgesovn; II. Peel a. Co. AieEsnsriE-
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TOBIAS, OPTICIAN,

oSlA IS f gpT!G Hz.ss,. BIT. * .xD 9TH s
public .dpss ss@ tho
above place, where may always be found, 49,
SIEs on having l Sd xsd Fl sights
As TO my capabilities, and the satisfaction / have
dsoI,mnsts from tie tsstmonss in this city
ed the ssiss aI
my advertisement in the atonal 1ntelig to be
read as guide to those who wish TO be well suited
do not suit at III sight pretend to DO, nsi
ther do warrant mine Gay other Glasses to suit
!Sn f9r SPACE q SIX years as you viii read in an
This is certainly phase 70 endeavor to improve
insult an enlightened public to sndeaSor tpE MAKE
them belieye such nonsense can only add that if
to Gans n will
m Ts s S s bs RfsTf Sb5s
and fine Glasses, tno wonderful Venezuelan Crys-
HS,s iSERiSsHR'; EHEPPfSgFE SHFaa2
Ae~ AIS Eze''ls.ey, IL; Goye1nor Of y.'s'.ss:
have tried pair of speotasss c,b Hf FRO from
Mr.; Tobias, and find them of great assistance to my
'n''f '''o' MN h e s1l A. WISE.
Ho~ sA' Iats Ho.: yadss Butler ,.
~, was grstlhed to nd that Mr.. Tobias seemed to
comprehend them by inspection and some slight
measurement, and he hiss made me pair of Specta-
clos that suit me admirably. A. Z. BUTLER.
RfeSs fks Hon. Secretary Of State Of Virs,sts.
EXECUTIVE DEPA
RICHMOND. Dec. 81. 1886
Dsas Siv: Gov. Wise having shown me the Spec
tacles you sent him, and discovering that the focus
was precisely suitable to my vision, kindly offered
70 enclose them TO you, TO have new Glasses subst-
tuted. have since received them, and am gratlfed
that the Glasses fully meet my expectation, and
give my eyes great -elief. The pebbles you have
lsed are really superb. enclose Herein the amount
0i'0af Dill V'f' [0as2EsSo5. . W. MfUNroRD.
JOHN TOBIAS, Ese., Washington, DC
NosH Prot. Baehs.
WASHING TON, Feb. Il. 1883.
furnished by Mr.. Tobias with great satisfaction.
They are clear, OF and well mounted
A. D. BACHE.
IL Please observe thai my Establishment 10 on
Pom. avenue, between AZ and 9Th streets.
TOBIAS AMBROTTPE ROOMS,
Where you will obtain good Likeness, nal to
sly other Establ shment. And .: moderate charges.
IL Avn&enW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-11
CONTINUATION OF BUSINESS

on KEGS CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER.
on In store and for sale by
sS-eoes MURRAY & SEMMES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-11

ANEW DISCOVERY.
AN INCOMPARABLE TONIC. A De.icioei
and Invigoratng Beverage
suit ANA p A N A A,
THR ELIXIR wife,
For the Radical cure OF
Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, lnternlt
tent and Remttent Fever, Nervousness,
Nervous TTemore,
And the whole train of distressing evils orig nat
from the impuIity and sluggIshness OF the blood.
Weak and sickly constitutions are suddenly re-
stored to health and vigor by this Aromauo Elixir
Put up neatly il pint bottles.
Sole Proprietors- ~
III Sold by all the principal Druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-11

THOSE OF OUR CUSTOMERS NOT WISH
Ing to be annoyed by having bills presented tn
them are requested to call and settle their accounts
IN cash Prl9r to the goth in tant. after which time
sl bills Will be presented without distinction of per
sOn. WALL, STEPHENS on
dea 220 o.. A., hat oth 80 In,L