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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26


OPENING OF SrRlNwAY L. Sons NFw MLNu-
EY.-There was never better illusir att on
OF the adage " in union there is strength than
That Afforded In the career of the celebrated piano.
The firm consists of the father and four sons, who
oy their united efforts, have, In the brief space of
seven years, built up a large business which IL
not al present, must soon become the most exten-
slve OF the kind in the United States The evi-
dence Of their extraordinary success 10 furnished
IN an immense wareroom and mandatory, which
Is SIX stories high, and comprises an entire block
ironting Fourth Avenue, and extending from
nty-seecnd to Fifty-third streets. The front on
Fourth Avenue has u length OF POI feet, with
depth OF 40 feet The wing on Fifty-third street
Is ioS feet Ia length and is 40 feet in depth The
pal building covers eleven city lots eleven
other lots being used for the purpose of seasoning
Lumber, Of which there is stock of about 900 900
feet always piled up on the grounds. In the yard
theIe are four drying houses, each Of which In
heated oy 2oOO feet Of steam pipe and contains
900 feet Of lumber SO that there are about
2io,OOo feet OF lumber constantly under the pro-
cess Of kiln-drying
There are about $50 men employed constantly;
and some thirty square and Eve grand pianos are
turned out every week. There are about 600
pianos constantly In course Of construction and
THESE, In connection with the hardware ma
GnlneIy, veneers, Lumber, etc, etc, represent at
least the sum Of $3.50, ,0OO exclusive Of the build
ing. The stock of rosewood veneers on hand ia
rarely Of less value than SS 900.
The cost OF the building was about Sl5O OOO A
sCioSfapu uds Decn established DetWe6n
the factory and the salesroom in Walker street,
thus bringing the two branches Of the bust ness
into constant communication
That such should be the result Of eight years,
labor appears extraordinary and such success
could only have been achieved by unwearied in
dnstry and diligence. and by producing instru-
menu OF superior excellence. That this 10 the
case, We believe, 10 now universally admitted.
indeed SO much are they In demand, that II Is,
even with their unusual facilities, impossible to
MI the orders with the promptness they desire.
The opening OF the new manufactory took
place on Thursday afternoon, at which a large
number Of invited guests were present, com pris-
Ing members Of the musical, literary, and artIstc
professions, and, having visited the various de-
partinents and witnessed the instruments In every
process Of construction, the company partook OF
an elegant collation., and two or three hours were
deiig htfully passed in listening to toasts senti-
ments, brilliant speeches, and exquisite music.
Among the pianists present were Al sssrs Mills.
WollenhauPt, Lasar, Tradel, and Master Denck, q
youth Of i3 years only, whose performances is
wondsrfnl-not merely for one Of his years, for it
would be equally wonderful In one of mature ace
He has been studying in German for four wears
past, and will, we understand, make his debut
In public during the coming season-N Y. Weekly
Programme.
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparation

"HI6HLY CoNCENTRATEDp
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
a Positive and Specific Remedy
f2T Diseases Of @ shs l BlsAppERa KIDNEYS.
This Medicine increases the power OF Dircstiep.
and excites the ABSoR rs into healthy sc,
sSs saiss sna g. 81 SWkFNkRF6 "a
M9ENTs are 5sduced, as well as PAIN and IN
hAl MKN, i8Si RSMBN. Mfsqss 81 5G1H CHILDREN .GE
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" Wm Godffey Youngman, who murdered
MS motner, sweetheart, and two brothers, at Wal
worth, England, was executed on the morning Of
,ns 90 lh' on The top Of Horsemonger Lane jail,
bohooe. IL Is computed that twenty thousand
Psfsons-many Of whom had taken up their posi.
uon a. esfiy as eight O'Clock on the previous
nigns-witns.ed the awful spectacle. An the
winaS 1sd 81, =, 'se houses opposite the jail were
sums varying from i've shillings to sovereign for
the accommodation afforded 70 them. Ths moh oh
howlsd rosIed and , sang, aud in this way satsr.
the scafold- In the earlier part Of the night
number Of religious enthusiasts moved about ths
crowd, exclaiming In loud voices-"The i.So.
Ineut Is at hand. The Judgment 10 at hand Pre-
pare to meet thy God" Many Of them also car
cd poles with placards, on which the latter n.,,
.S the sentence was printed In large Ieftess
Youngman died protesting his innocence. :
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III Mr. VIM Strong, Of Wisconsin, while
exercising on high parallel bars In the gymnasium
at Andover, Massachusetts, last Monday, was
seized with the cramp, lost his hold, and fell 10
the ground, striking upon q rock breaking sew
eral Iies snd isjaring him internally, and it ID
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DIONEER STEAM MARBLE AND BROWN
l. STONE WORKS,

The sn bsoriber begs leave to inform the citizens
Of Washington, g georgetown and Alexandria that
ne has added to his long established business the
auxiliary of steam power for saving and manufao
turing Marble and Brown Stone Work in their va
stand Tops, Tis, Monuments, Tomb and Head
Stones, Slas.. Windoy Llptss, silis, STEPS and
Marble block from FIRST hands at the west rate
he feels confident of being able to furnish Marble
phis, or Baltimore The trade SUPPLIED
with Italian Marble in block or slabs at the same
tate a. furnished in New York, and on sooommo-
Pumloe Stone, Water Of Ayr Hone and Polishing
Putty at New York pricee. Encourage the enter
prise; IL will be an 900 uisItion To the city,
ALEX. RUTHERFORD,
Pioneer Steam Marble aad ByotSn Stone Works,
Pa. av., cor. Thirteenth st.,
au Il SIN Washington. n r.
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fetal chair of yourself and your successors for
ever and that In all future time, now, its occu-
pant ;hsn be recognized a, the head Of Brother
nizing no geographical lines, but continuing to
show the world an example Of the incalculable
good which may be accomplished by an army of
and marching on, conquering and to conquer un-
Truth.
Tie Grand Sire responded as follows:
When, under the escort Of our brethren from
Nashville, we had the privilege Of visiting the
tomb Of the hero Of the Hermitage, we felt that
we were all highly honored; but this pleasing in
cident Of the day-wholly respected and un-
looked for--has greatly added to the gratiacation
which the visit has afforded.
On behalf of the Grand Lodge of the United
States, on behalf Of Representatives from every
section Of that Union which the great man whose
memory we have met to honor to day loved 90
well and served so faithfully, accept the beauti-
tut memento which has been % kindly rendered
to US We shall ever retain Ii as one Of the most
cherished possessions of our Order-as the hon
ored memorial Of great and good man, who. by
conduct In the field and wisdom in the Cabinet
has contributed so much to the substantial glory
OF our country-a man who was great and so
honored, that he needs no monument to perpst-
uate his memory, one who lives enshrined la the
hearts OF his countrymen. We feel proud that
this opportunity has been given us to visit the
tomb Of the Hero, the Patriot and the Statesman,
our visit.
Dr. Lawrence being loudly called for, responded
as follows:
Genuemen-You have called upon me for a
sentiment am no speaker, but / highly ap-
pfeciate the honor. / am informed that there are
representatives of your Order here from every
State and Territory In the Union, who have come
70 pay homage to the home and sepulchre of the
lHusfrious hero. think the motto Of Old Hickory
The NEST appropriate sentiment that can Offer
therefore give you-s'The Federal Union-I,
must be preserved" "..
This sentiment was warmly received. and 70.
sponded to with three cheers for the Union
Representative J. w. Dwinelle, of New York,
also addressed the assemblage, and eulogized the
great and good man whose ashes now repose by
the side Of his beloved Rachel.
Soon after the presentation ceremony, prepara-
ions were made for a return to Nashville which
was reached about p. m, In time to witness an
exhibition Of the steam FIRE department Of the city
an Invitation to that end having been accepted
oy the Grand Lodge on the day previous Two
steam engines comprise the department at this
time, with two others In course Of construc-
tion,) each one being allowed seven men and fvs
horses The one on exhibition Is a fine Cincin-
nati-buiit mac hne, at cost Of SIS 500 and throws
q stream 27O feet. The citizens are much pleased
with them, and consider the paid fire department
system great improvement.
Al p. m. the Grand Lodge again resumed
business, and up to q very late hour was en-
gagged In secret session.
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EEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
A., 4LE1ANURIA, "a.

-, Mrs. 8. J. MCCORMICK, PRrxc;pAL
ne thirteenth annual session of this Institution
VIII commence on Tuesday, September 18th In the
n1use IIscantly occupied by Sylvester Scott, ESQ
The course of study pursued will comprise all
the branches requisite to q thorough English Edu
desired e' "
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
prepared to receive a limited lumber of pupils as
boarders who, constituting q part of her own fam
iy, Will be under her immediate care and supervI-
slOn She will endsavor as far a. possible to sur
round them with the comforts and kindly in uenoes
>, ,RCfrsnes.-Rev. Geo. H. Norton, Rev. D.. EIlas
HHsrrls9S. lar Td Key D. sPrigs, William Fowle,
Esa" Henry MaIbury, Esq, Levi. McKen1ie,
Esq, kosert ID. n unton, Esq w. ID. Wallach,
Etntwlse, Jr, ESQ, Col. John w. Minor, Loudoun.
messrs. Blackjack Il Marshall, Messrs. Corse
TERMS.
board, with Tuition in all the English Branches
In advance f'
III No extra oharges, Am 2-tf
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We are are also prepared to furnish, at short no.
tce, Architectural Castings from any designs that
may be furnished az cheap as be obtained else
where. Also, Steam Engines, portable and station
sry nigh or low pressure; and grist mills; hy-
drostafic, or other presses boilers for heating
buildings, wrought iron water tam shattnk gear
all kinds
se Is 2avSm WIN Nj ELLIS BRO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-26
A MRS. WINSLOW,
IAN Experien ed Nurse and Female Physielau
presents 70 f.e attention of mothers. her
500 ! 4iN G. SYRUP.
Far Chilar.n r.s,h,,.

Whsh greavy asitstss the prses tssthnr sy sssss,
ihk tns gsns, rsdsc ali in1amma atisa-vi aly ALL
rAiH and sPasmsdie aeI ten, and 10
SRRE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS.
Dsp'1o spsn IT, msthsrs will give rest to ysurssvs ard
hGLIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
have and ssld sftes ten ysarv and
stI IN HSoNrIDIrcs AND TRUTH Of it, what have
M'asin:-.v.s MAS. ~. n = IT iay @y,GIn, G'aIs 4.
zser cu.G, wINsLOw's .sea .h.n ,im,It TO nd ~
..,,,sa,N ~ 81 in.. SOOTHING an in.ane. ef die.
-: =: :: s:.;,.s, sn.t: SYRUP, d.iiyst.d Win 10
virtues We spssk in hA matter WHAT VIZ DO Know !"
aftsr ten ysars' sIpsnsncs AND PLipaH our RIPuT..
rfor FoR THR FULFfLMHNr OF WHAT WE HsRl d 4.
cLARl ln almsst the infant m
Or snty minutes atsr the syrIp administered,
fhs vsuabls preparation the prsscrpsn Of ems Of the
nsst ETr ERIINc.D and sEILFUL NURsIs In New Ene.
aAd, and bssn ussd With su &C r
THO USANDS OF CASES.
net rssvss ths child from pain, iavesrstss III
smaeh and esvss, cerrses aeidy, and givss and
snsrgy 70 tbs vbss systsm will instantly rslisvs
GRIPPING In rHK BOWELS AND WIND CoL1c,
ssd s-sreoms eenv.lsisns, which, net speedily r,msd.d
.@p.us..9REH. ai. FOR S:v' a.' H. 4 The man ,l'I
10 all case. sf Drs- CHILDREN ,~T ER and DIAN
.n... s,.n IN ,.s.snc TEETHING. nRns: & .h:th.I It
sanss We would every mother Who has child suf
isIn from ..y OF the forsgsng complanu-Do NOT LIT
stand between ysur suffering child the that will Be
suRE-yss, AssoLUrHLy sURR-ts follow ne uss of IN
msdieins. IL tirsly used Full dirsetiors' usrng viii
CURTIS PERKINS. New 9osi, !. en- d: .as.ias .1nps.
eod by Draggss throughout the vsrld
Principal Ohcs Nc. II Cedar strsstN NJ
Price snlv IS Cents per Bstus. % u-dkvIv
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. FEMALE EDUCATION

T FEMALE EDUCATION,
\ HOSE Parent who wish their daughter to re-
ceIye thorough and systematic education, where
elr Phy slcai training viii receive daily and special
attention, under the approved system of Calls.
henlcs anu gymnastics, are respectfully invited to
tasn, tst tne o1ion Female Academy, corner Four
MR.. MRS. z. RICHARDS,
au S-u Prinoipals
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR SALEIA % small FARM ofsO sores, situated
= az the Little Fals, having . comfortable dwell
Ing g-house corn- house, stables, &c; well fenced
and watered within four miles of Washington: l5
acres ir cultivation, the balance in hand ONE wood
land. IL Is peculiarly desirable as Q country resi-
aeroe, being perfectly healthy and rOmantcal-
ly situated exoe.ent fishing and hunting. Inquire
Little Falls. DEF -2awtf
F0R RENT,1,;A new and handsome FRAME
4 HOUSE will be for rent in q few DAYS It is
beautifully situated on Thirteenth street, between
garden lot attached, q pump of g. GOd water neal,
ana contains rooms, Kitchen and woods shed. Will
be be rented low. with or without the lot, to good
Tenant For sale oheap, q good, strong WORK
HORSE; 4, works well IN anything Inquire Of +.
61s n st. between 4th and 5th. jy l6
FOR RENT-Three BRICK HoUsEs-one on
Il Twelfth street, between and ID; one on the
corner of Twelfth and ii sts I; and one on H. be-
tween 18th and 18th SITS. Inquire of JAMES w
BARKER, on ii street, between llth and 18th, No.
A23. ma Soft
EOR RENT-TAs FIRST FLOOR of the build
Ing immediately opposite the west wing of the
City Hal, recently ocouplsd by Chas. y. Walach
as an ofsoe. Also the front room in the second
story and the third hocr of the same building For
terms apply to RICHARD WALLACH, No. ,
Louisiana avenue. in Is II
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MEN, WOMEN. Or CHILDREN
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT RUcRU,

Arising from EIoesses, Habits Of Hsspsiou.
M 1ttasasa iiga sits tas a. Sa eolsossi.s sym,.om,
E:s ESs 8 Istsy. IMs%cy. Drtouls q g1s.ss.sss.. 8 ssss.
Horror Of Disease, wsfeSine.s'
E5iysIs. tss.sads of the Masos y srssss v s nA0'
q fasp inf ffp oouNfRSSsSSccafn e. the f'''
These symptoms, if allowed 90 go on, which this
ESRTf FtR2I:' ssilRqfic s2S sf PTS
IN ONK or WHICH THE PaTIFSr MAY ExpirE.
MsS shS.s ..I tx ths IS oo.s
"INsANfTY, AND CONSUMPTION.
rap r. I$sS & E z
fSE viii SfsS$i6 $SfS&SKSEi /, H
Requires the aid OF medicine to strengthen
wae. 81 s6ess u ss:sss
TRIAL WILL coNv,NcE THI MOST srrr rroAL.
FEMALEs-FEMALEs-FEMALEs,
OLD eS eeSNfTsMHP fHsSH I4tfSSsL S4tfSSLs kkfffksIkk ON
IN IN Many y AffEcTI0Ns PECULIAR TO
sSsTs!y EysSaasns gOsr.ssa 81 seiTrhss st..s
and for al complaints incident 10 the Z neither
arising from Indiscretion, Habits Of Dissipation.
DECLINE OR CHANCE OF LIFE.
NO FAMILY i't sS66E5 tSE5tfG5i BIZ t'0St WITHOUT 1T
Taks 40 pors BaEsan. Msrc~ry, or ssSleasa.f
A'dfi GF{SsorTs & s5iiSss-f EsfkSSSff ri SrcRS
SECRET fbtfssEAsEs @
ttafiis orr OF no cSsEss in Diet NoinoosvsnRlsnos Rsn
Il eauses !. fr.sOent dssirs sn1 gives strength to
Urinate, thereby Removing ObstIrogo
Aisrlns PAIN and Ihfsm%atiSn. :. ~ 5fs =
tee &C.. .. diseases, snd expeillns al Pessc~ess
O'''efis TaoTSSSbS dSS sfSrS % SfSM af THOUSANDS
wEo HAVE rKTS rsE vIcTIss OF euAcks,
h%s nave they ssre dsSeissd and tsss ses
POISON" has. by the use of"rowrrrUL as
out in an aggravated form. and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
Use HEIxsoLD's E1rrAcr BucHu for .. saee-
slon' and dl'fsiSf nSfSnRY q isi ORGANS.
wh''h'r a1liMdaiE MRER z OR FEMALE. as
s'fss IoSas sHs 70 matter Of
HELhBa q tRiH Pc EHfEApf 81 FiT bfbSific. fSSA
eaH' i + S'iiss ssisi
oEkrIfis1rEs &sr :. 81 9 ,.s!a SgRas; .ss:s.-..
WITH Nscff NscfENcE SsSEs kSb ri FAME.
Price 31.oo per bettls, or six for 9s. 90.
Delivered to any Address, securely packed iro
OOeclNbtOus
DrscHIBE SYMPTOMS IN ALL CoxxuN1cA Arross.
Cures Guaranteed! Advice Gratis y
AFFIDAVIT.
o
duly sworn, doth say. has preparations ooI tain no
bt1SG But s1s SuTsy re ssss h HET%soS HfEs[Sis oS
syorp and sgbscribed before me. this sd day Of
WM, p. HIBBERD, lIds-mas.
Ninth street, above Rsoe. Phila.
T Z; u 4 TlHsIsase EEIMSoIp. L pSoeassnSs css%io 70
Depot, 104 South Tenth ct, bet Chesuut, Phila
.REW,AEkiEs ~ OF G0uSTERFEfTsIN VI
xxrn AM ONfklNCIPLED DEALERS,
WI no enceavor 70 dispose or rHEIR owNs and
-ofHfk" An1fcLDe ON THH REPUTATION ATTAINED
hslmbold's Genuine Prepsrshon.,
| e..~;u.
Improved Ross Wash.
Sold BY 8. B. WAITE, sas Seventh ssrset. and q
.: foRp, JR, corner Penn. avenue and ElsventS
Ar ReoAk[ AZ HfINsSILfS,Tgs RISNHssSsILSTs fEFEEgHTgSs
Cut out the adyert senent and send for IL
ANDAyOiD IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE
ap<-eo1v t-' l--1 -
IMPORTANT TO HOUsEkRRPERs-
i Ep Urrp Epp 90.
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THK ALEXANDRIA. LorDouN AND HAMpsHrrr
RAILRoAD. The Winchester VirgInian saws
with the approach Of the completed part of this
work 30 Important to Winchester, our citizens
ought to manifest an increased interest and an in
creased disposition to extend material aid The
Leg gislature twill be remembered has authori zed
additional subscription Of 3-5ths Of one million.
24OO 600 private subscr ptions will secure 1900 COO
from the State, applicable to the Immediate ex-
tension Of the road to Winchester
"The following extract from private letter
from Mr- Johnston, secretary Of the Company, to
a gentleman Of Winchester, we are authorized 10
publish rs Of public import The reference made
To fumors which have been here and there circu-
lated, Of an intended diversion to Harpef's Ferry.
will be peculiarly gratifying to the reader:
"OFFIcK A. l. 4 III. r.. r. Co
"ALExANpRIA, Va, September Is, 1850 (
wecould raise the requisite private sub
scripton 10 draw the last State subscri ption of
$500 00O, You would soon see US at work on the
summit Of the Ridge and beyond II, on the route
already located towards Berryville and Winches-
ter. The board have never faltered moment Ia
theif original plan. fear we shall not be able 10
get the promised subscription from Georg etown
OF 500, 700, except upon terms which the Com
Pany viii never agree to. This disappointment,
together with the failure Of the contractor, has
greatly checked our progress. An effort 10 now
MAKING to extend the road to its intersection Of
tne Berlin turnpike, about nine miles beyond
Leesonrgi which would not be the case II the
hafpers Ferry scheme was entertained
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IN III 26S PRTZES,
Whole Tickets, S90-aa4ves, 8 0lO-Quartsrs, ri
PRICES csshed st sight ct per cent discount.
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par.
becomes known. --- - =
All orders for scheme, q tickets e b addressed
se H0 Care OF City Post. Charleston, 3. O..
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEALER
" OF GAS METERS,

WAsHINeroN, July 10, 1850.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GTgEN. That, agree
ably 10 the provisons Of the ordinance Of the Cor
ponhon approved Nay 70. 1880, the undersigned 10
nov prepared, "vheneyer required in writing, and
on pre- payment of the fee of Fifty cents TO inspect
examine test prove, and ascertain the accuracy OF
Tsgistratlon Of any gas meter in use in this city
and another, sealed and marked as true, viii be
set In its plsoe, IL proved TO be aooursts in its
measurement Of gas, il viii be sealed accordingly
And AGAIN put IN RoaitioR Tor use.
Once No. SID seventh street. (nesr Odd Eel
loW3 Hall Open from Q. m, TO D. m.
-CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM,
ty H. If IuspectoY And Soaley of k,as M steys
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WATcHRERsAIFEutTEs ERsAsIFuTEsseefE6PssYyLyE efEPsyLyER wARE

Y" MANUFACTOhl.
nished with complete set Of tools for repair n
particular attention give to the same, BY a NJ
tnorough competent wor kman And all work guaran
WARE, plain and ornamental, manufactured undeI
my own supervision, which my customers will fnc
far superior in quality and finish TO northern ware
sold by dealers in general and represented theil
own manufacture. 80, III. q HOOD. :
se6 - 33S Pa. avenue. near 9Th nj.
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FEMALEs-FEMALEs-FEMALEs.

OnD SSIfsMaSi SS G4ISs tFs SAkkfAstks. Y kkfAsstksD' On
FEMALES, the extract Buchu is unequsiled by
any other remedy, as in Chlorosis or keteution
lrregulari.y, Psinfulness, OF Suppression Of Ous-
tcnaSy Evscuanons, Uloerated or soirr hous state
Of the Uterus, LeucorThRa or Whites, Sterillity,
and for 1 comp laints incident 10 the 4 v hether
arising from lndiscretion, Habits Of Dissipation.
or In the
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II. Ao PAINTER.

DEALER IN PAINTS, ~
No. $50 1rH sraxxr, nsa, Odd Fsllesss' Hall.
aa 2-6 PUTTY IS DOWN.
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.: FonD, JR., corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh
Ask R6k HkIMsSL6 "a HsSl6SEs ffaxkkEEEESS5fkEs.
Cut out the ADVERT sement and send tor IL
apl-0o1v ..-. -
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IST OF UNCLAIMED PACKAGES AZ In
IL Office ofthe Adams Express Company, wasb
ington, ID. e., TO be sold for freight and oasrges,
Ao' '"'"' "'''''' Ss GEoRGE II. BURNS. AGENT,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-29
The Medical and surgical Institute OF


Dr. L. D. CzAPKAY, Is already secured In position
which places it, as well as its proprietor far above
the assaults Of envy and professional malice In the
schools Of France the highest prizes are often award
ed to practitioners in this department Of Medical
science, and they occupy with others, equally lofty
position In the profession. Ricord an ustrous ex-
simple, shining light among the philosophical stars Of
his age in Europe and Dr. Czapksy has fully equalled
hlm in this country as proof Of which, the Phila-
dephia College Of Medicine complmented him with
Diploma, and the honorary Gd eunden degree Sc
Letting this as his field of operation although qualified
as graduate Of the University of Pesth, and late
Chief Surgeon Of the Hungarian Revolutionary army
for more extended labors DR.. T. ]. Czapkay hA- ent
his earnest attention to the cure Of chronic and pri
vate Diseases in which he has become so great an ex
pert that he is now regarded the LEADER in this
bra1ch OF his profession throughout the United Sates
and his portrait and biography published mat
ter OF Interest to their readers in the exclusive
Journals The Doctors Offices at his Medical and
Surgical Institute Sacramento street, corner OF
Leidesdorf, nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pa.
cihc Mail Steamship Company.
e&- We ask particular attention Of our readers to
the sworn certificates Of remarkable cures in another
column of this paper. seSO-8m
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-29
MARBL.E-
Premium Marble Works,

p J. DEvINE 81 BRO,
X street, between Sirth. and Seventh Strsets,
Sacramento, Cal.
cSOIrIPTTIRE. Busts, Statues, Monuments, Tombs
- and Grave Stones Mantle Pieces, table and couns
ter tops &C. &C. constantly on hand, or made to order
AT the shortest notice.
Orlers from the country promptly attended to.
N.B.-P. ], d. a Bro. have received Diplo mas and
Gold Medals at the several State Fairs a from the
Mechanics Institute. iFns-u