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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-21


DAY BEFORE yesterday very serious
accident occurred on the railroad bridge
across the Illinois river at this poiLt.
A dog on the track in trying to get
ont of the way got under one of the car
wheels and was cut almost in two.
Both halves fell through into the river
and commenced swimming towards this
shore. Some boys on the bank pelted
him back, and then he struck out for the
Tazewell shore. Here he was met bv
some men who treated HIM 10 tbs same
unhosp itab!e manner. He came back
to the Peoria side, and returned to the
Tazewell shore second time before he
was allowed to land.
The surprise of the men on the bank,
when they discovered that he had to hop
on his fore legs, drag his nearly severed
hind quarters after him, was unoounded.
He had actually swan distance of
four times the of width of the river be-
low the bridge with his body nearly cut
Id two. The men put him out of misery
as soon as possible. = Peoria Union.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-21

w. w. PuRDoN, formerly Of the
Eagle Of the South, will soon appear
before tue public as the editor Of
Douglas and johnson organ in Madison
Parish, La. This will make seventeen
papers for Douglas out of the thrty-one
Democratic papers published in Louis-
ana,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-21

Col. JONI A. FINN, the democratic
clcctor of the third district of Kentucky,
who refused to define lis position until
all the facts were before him, has come
out for Douglas and Johnson.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-21

JUICE DOUGLAS will be in Chicago
some time during the early part of Sep
TENDER.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-21
Final Abandonment of the Atlantic
Telegraph Cable.

Mr.. Varley, the electrician of the At
lantic Telegraph Company, who has
been engaged in the late truitlcss at
tempt to raise the cable, has made a re
port to the Company, in which he says
after repeated attempts to raise the
cable by grapnellng, in order to test its
electrical condition, End with view to
land i, at New Perlican, as instructed
by the Board, we regret having to re-
PIT that, although we have, on many
occasions, been able to raise the blight,
aud so get on board at different times
pieces of cable,in all amounting to, about
seven miles, we have invariably found
it broken again few miles Off" Mr..
Marley proceeds with detailed account
of the different voyages that have been
made, in the hope of recovering the
cable. Writing Afterwards of the bot
tom near New Foundland, he says :
although mud is shown on the charts,
there are most Unquestionably rocks
also, as was too PLAINLY indicated by
the tate of the cable, rock weed and
sea animalcules adhering to and sur
rounding it in many places, showing that
it had been suspended clear of the bot
tom. The cable was invariably hauled
in by hand, to avoid unnecessary strain
The recovered cable varied in condition
very much, and what is most important
is, that even those portions which came
out of the black mud were so persisted
in numerous patches that the outer GOV
eling parted on board during the pro-
cess of hauling in, and but TOR the dex
tcity and courage of the men ia Selling
hold of it beyond the break, where the
ron wire stuck ont like punches of high
ly sharpened needle points, we should
not have known so much Of its condi-
ton. Those portions Of the recovered
cable that were wrapped with tarred
yarn We're sound, the tar and hemp hav-
ing preserved the iron wire; bright and
free from rust. This will be further re-
ported on when the pieces of the re-
covered cable have been more closely
examined. 1t Is with deep regret that
we have to inform You that it has been
necessary to abandon the cable"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-21

A MYsTERIous Box.-Thc treasurer
of Amhtrst College has lately received
frem Mr.. Daniel Sears, of Boston, q
heretofore liberal bepefactor of the Col
lege, small and carefully sealed box,
with the instruction that it is not to be
opened for one hundred years, on pain
OF forfeiture Of the gift which it con-
tains. Speculation is at fault as to the
contents and the reasons FIR the accom-
panying condition. The sbrewdest
guess is that the box holds deeds of real
estate in Boston, now under lease for one
hundred years, but than to be transfer
red to the College.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-21
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN NJ. CORSE,
Of Des Moines.
FOR AUDITOR or STATE,
GEORGE w. MAXFIEID,
OF Bremen.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JOHN w. ELLIS,
Of Davis.
FoR'ATToRNEY GENERAL,
WILLIAM McCLlNTOCk,
or Fayette.
FOR REGISTER OF STATE LAND OFFICE,
PATRICK ROBB,
OF Woodbury..
For Congress,
lst District, G G. COLE,
I'd BEN N. SAMUELS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-21

TIE Mansfield (Ohio) Banner says
the Lincolntes are scared out of their
boots at the German demonstration in
that State for Douglas.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-21

The Augusta (Ga) De.patcA has ia
ken down tie Breckenridge and Lane
flag, and gone back, we believe, to neu-
tralty.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-21

The Warner (Ohio) Democrat, form
erly breckenridge paper, has came out
for Douglas.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-21

We the undersigned ag,ee to the follov;,.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.-l0 cents per week, p y able to c,,,;.r.
Mail and post-ofh subscribers, S5,lOter annnm,
payable In advance.
WEEKLY.-$2,O0 per annum, in advance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-21

The Boston Post says the latest rumor
OF startling moment is one to the effect
that Gov. Banks is soon to assume the
management of one of the Western rail-
roads at salary OF $1,000 per year, and
that Chicago will be his future resid-
once. 8a IA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-21

The Washington correspondent of
the New York Herald writes as follows:
-"Onc of the Breckenridge committee
here, who has been travelling through
Virginia, North Carolina, Kentucky and
Tennessee, to obtain funds, reports that
there are a great deal to mary Douglas
men in those States, aud, what is worse,
that they are generally hostile to any
compromise with the Breckinridge
men"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-21

The Vcksbnrg Citizen says:-'There
are only two real candidates for the Pres
idepcy-Douglas and Lincoln. For one
or the other of these people must vote,
since, for whomsoever they vote, if he
be against Douglas, they really vote for
Lincoln and Black Republican rule
There is but one issue, and that is be-
tween the party Of the Constitution
and Union, of which Douglas is the
standard bearer, and that OF violence
and treason, Of which Lincoln is the
champion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-04

A NBoRO MINSTREL SOLD INTO SLAvKRY-An
affidavit was yesterday made before Justice Crit
tbs, by Deputy Sheriff III I'd gins, that free negro
had come into this State, contrary to our Laws,
calling himself Joseph Vincent Suarez, and pass
Ing Ajmself for a white man. Thereupon said
Suares was brought before Justice Grffths as
sisted by Justice Trueheart and upon examination
by Drs Friedman and Banks, they stated on oath.
as medical men, that said Suarez was a person OF
color, and had over one-sight African blood II
being proved to the satisfaction Of the Court that
he was such person of color as is prohibited by
our laws from coming within the limits Of the
State IL was therefore ordered that the Sheriff take
said Suarez in charge, and hire him for the term
Of six months to the highest bidder AT the Court
House Of the said county, giving notice Of the
hiring by advertisement, posted up at two or more
public places In the county. The law saws that
the proceeds Of the hire of free person of color
thus coming into our State, proven in this case
shall be collected by the Sheriff and after deduct
Ing expenses, the remainder shall be paid over to
said person Of color to enable him to leave the
State, and that the Sheriff shall notify IN to lea
within thirty days. Should be fail 10 leave the
State as required, the Sheriff is directed to arrest
him again TO be hired again At public outcry for
cash, for term of five years, &c. 1t is proper to
remark that this Suarez came to our city as ne.
gro minstrel. and he has, therefore, the merit of
passing himself of In his professional character
Tor precisely what he is.-Gd!res:oH (T.zaS) Ts,rs
jan 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-04
+ .Aw SCHOOL OF HARVARD COLLEGE
The IHstraescys ia this School Dir,
laEI pa l. In u

The Instructors ia fkis School dr..
How. JOEL Parker, LII ID Royal Professor
Hon. THEoPHILCs Parsons LII. d., Dane II TOfes' r.
Hon. EMORY WAsHBrRN, LII. d., University Prof
The Course of Instruction embraces the vsrious
branches Of the Common Law; and of Equity Ac
mlraity, COMMERCIAL. International, and ConstI'u-
tional Law; srd the Jurisprudence of the United
states The Law Library consists of about Is On
volumes, and as new works aepear they are added
endlevery EFFORT Is made 10 render ii complete.
Instruonon - gwen by oral lectures and tx
connection with them, of which there are every
week, A Moot Court IL holden in each week, ri
which cause previously given out is argued by
four students, and an opinion delivered by the Pre-
siding Instructor. Rooms and other facilities are
crowded for Club Courts; aud an Assembly is held
weekly. for practice debate, and for Acquiring
knowledge OF parliamentary law and prOceedlngs
their professional studies or mercantile pursuits.
and st the commencement of either term, or in the
middle or other part Of the term.
They are AZ liberty TO elect what studies they will
pursue. according to their view Of their wants
and attainmeDts.
The Academical year, which commences on
Thursday. SIX weeks after the third Wednesday in
July. - divided into two terms Of twenty weeks
each. With vacation Of six weeks at the end Of
During the winter VACATION the I.brary 10 opened,
warmed, and lighted for ths nae Of the members Of
The Exercises ofthe Spring Term viii commence
o MONDAY, March kh; those Of the Autumn
Term On MONDAY, Sept Sd, 1880
APP lcstlon for admission, Or for catalogues, or
tnS further information, may be made to either Of
rss PI2iessors % Cambridge.
esrof'dss' Mass, January 10. tsec. taH sH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-04

Spinner Francis T., Wil1ards' Hotal -'s- z'
6tallVorfh Jemeo a., Absent
ssVs1. fss Mss :. E. csSsc H
Stevens, Isaac l., Private, sos 18th ct
Stevenson, John w, Private, 26S 9 st
Stewart, James A., National Hotel
Stewart, VIM, IS Louisiana av
Stokes, VIM. B., Browns Hotel
Stout, Lansing, United States Hotel
Tappan, Mason w., National Hotel
Taylor, M. Private. west side 2st 1T, bet g and III
Thayer, Eli, Willards' Hotel
Theak or, Thomas c., Hyatts, $50 Pa. Az
Thomas, James H., S7 st
Tomekins Cydnor B., WASHINGTON House
Train. Charles R., Willards' Hotel
Tumbie, Carey A., Wllards' Hotel
Underwood, John w. H., AS 9Th st
Valiaadlgh am, Glenn. L., SO 1t
Vance, ZebulOn b, Mrs. Harrison's, 81 IA. av
Xs.dsyer, VIM, Private, 10 Massachusetts, av
va WyH a6S GbarIss H. SsI n"ss Hotel
Waldron, Henry, Washington House
Washburn, C., Clarendon House, 9Th st & Pa av
Washburne, Ellihu B., AS 9Th st
Mashburn, jr. Israel, Private, Franklin Row, SS3y
Webster, Edwin II, Mrs. Harrlson's, 81 IA. av :
Wells, Alfred, Mrs Tilley's, ~ Missouri av
Whitley, VIM G., 5l2 uth st
Wilson, James, Washington House
Window, VIM, Avenue House
WlnslOw, Warren, 2'6 st
Wood, John, 500 nth at
Woodruff, John, Wizards Hotel
WoOdson, Samuel H., Browns Hotel
Wright, John v, Browns Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-04
IL Little Bo

nave little boat
TO sail upon thc tide
In IL three little children
Are sitting by my SIDE; ~
And / work, because these cHlIdren
Are sitting by my side.
All round me on tia sea Of If,
Are stronger ships than mine,
With b tier sails nj bsI yhter tfsyS-
And they toll me. Wine IS THU
Come into ours" ! bless them.
Bnt my boat, II keeps its way.
For I'm trusting TO n Pilot
That never leads astray
And | will not leave MY little toat:
1t shall sail upon the tide;
Because three little children
Are sitting by my side.
They tell me that it cannot be
Cpborne on the worlds wide wave;
That 8 womau's heart and q wOman's baud
Were not made to be SO brave;
That IA sfliOl cannot cover.
With her robes OF grace and lace.
- The form OF her who over
Steppeth her rank of place;
That the power of human prejudice.
And the strength of human pride,
VIII wreck INV little boat,
With the children by my side.
Womb you tell the shlp-wrecse6 not to land,
Though the land be near 10 see,
BecaH'e II Is woman's hand
Trembling for mastery:
Because II IS u woman voice
That riscth DER the tide.
To ransom hack her little boat,
With the children side by side;
Oh, when rarth's forms shall pass away,
And the fashion perishcth-
W hen the greater shI ps come riding lone
Where the wandering entareth-
Then shall my feeble wOInan's boat
Safely at anchor ride:
Because three little children
Are sitting by nv side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-04
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

c sAT k9 aSIFs S Wors aaa sd H.
W ! pS; STfS s Mss T. sssTsfi, pc;
Il barney, Ala; May Kothschlid, Ga; Ms s' " v
ps. S R 4sgi; sw ws Ws! and
gginstI, Or PlssfIn:sn: Nd c!aEk; Va;
w McGoo., Ohio; Turner, Md W A Hunter,
81; T6emson MI; Mis-. Ma adsS ap NJ; "
She IDA Ny; srlok!.y, Ten; James Cooper,
% VI H. 2 HoIEhIA Reed, NY; J y
Risst Pa do sEr k dns SY N
IN ny h|di smith and Ell? ME- TEoisp
son. do; Cspt. Glrnn, TSN: Mr. DGdd. 81: Mrs "
M MsRs s IS W'TP sy.t % NJ NJ #i:ehsSs
s Msh f Mas. se III Mss and aay va
fsId fsf s; I'd Ts6 ssy
s' T b;o sgs sc dS cs Euler ssd
sss Wasf Me- M NIX RH' Ma iO Wal
Car, o.; Cumnnss, d 3 Montgom.ry, 8 f B Kir;s,
w Ao't B H3l, Mrs Huff; Ny; Gray ira, a
gray son. o; A Nj AiISn and isdy' NY; N sneJiI f
Va; W Russ, 4 Bush. s F Dish Tenn; F DaI
nin; t1n, Ss; w H purnsll; Md; Broker, Mo :
w nile, Va; Kane, Lcamar, L Leoy, La
kIRkWOOD HOUSE, Bloor, Dc; @ Feath-
H"man, =; w Slaughter, Wis; ] Abbo, Mas.
bIt.an, Pa; T Blair. Ky; f. Tracey. NY; Com
WASHINGTON HoUsE-Hon ] Harlin and
IAN, Iowa; Ghiids and lady, NY; C Humpheri+s
= Hobers: hunsIckel @ Corson, q Rod gers pa
Duvbr, NY. 0o""i' N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-04

ip A lady slipped on the pavement in 4 street
IN Phiiadelphia, and was aided to arise by very
polite gentleman. She thanked him kindly and
was struck by his handsome eyes, which haunted
covered through the police that noted pick.
pocket, known Baltimore Pat" was their
owner; and that his attentions were part of his
daily duty Of ''buzzIng."
III go far from discarding crinoline the En-
press Eugonie carried more sail than ever at late
public appearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-04
MEDICINES.
TT rs NOT TOO MUCH 10 SAY,
l. SINCE ALL,
OLD An ID YOU Nc,
, AFFIRM ITS TRUTH,

vrn'-rHAr R RRESgEF55sx4kfv TooD's HAIR
win preserve isSaii,Siy the srossth and color Of
imaginable aee Perfectly, restore the gray, cover
Ins eed more wsn so ans beautiful than any OIL and
preserve the scalp free from al TO the great
81 s P sofsss;onsi len. asd GsSt smsn md
Ladies' Of al CLASSES al over the world, bear testi
Read the following, and Judge:
HICKORY GROVE, 81 Charles CO., Me-, Nov. Is, 81
induced your Hair Restorative, and ats
effects Wonderful our duy to you and ths
been perfectly covered with and called seAd
when friend seeing bis aefng, ADVISED us 70 yOur
Restorative. we did so with s hope OF success but to our
removed the disease entirely, add q aud luIuTiAnt
crop Of hair soen started out aud that oGr
any other child can therefore, and do srsby recon,
Restorative perfect for all diseases
GEoRGE w HIaoissorn.M,
SARAH A HIsGIssorHAN.
PROF woop-Desr Sir: My hair had for several years.
been becoming premaurely gray, BY harsh
which rendered. the appeatOu Of
tive about two mouth. ago Vas in that aud hs'
turned TO s natural color and assumed soness and use
greatly TO be preferred TO those produced by the appca
a.nen.aS. & ssSsr s'
used Hair Restorative, for the simple purpose
refer 10 me all who entertain doubt Of s performing al
MR. C srMosDs, II4 Third street
CIScIrNATi, o, Feb 10, 1857.
wELLINGTos, Mo- Dec. 8, 1881.
PRoF. wooD-Dear Sir: BY the sdvice Of mend Of
mine, who hzs been your Hair Restorative
duced Try il. hEd the fever, last May and
nearly every HAIR my head Nov my hair has
deal thicker than Scthiug but
duty and sympathy that feel others Who
afflicted have been. would induce give this
public acknowledgement OF the benefit have
Prof. Woods H,IT Restorative
You're respectfully, A. r. JACOBS.
The Restorative put up In bottles OF three 81 yes
VIZ: large, medium. and small the small holds halt
pint, and retalls for dollar per bottle; the
dunn holds at least twenty per cent proper
ton than the small, retails for dollars per bot
tie; the large holds quart, - per cent. more in
proportion, and retslls for SSa bottle.
o. J. WOOD Il CO., Projectors, Sl2 Broadway,
lishment,) and la Market street, ST. Louis, Mo-;
snd sold by al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. je 5-eoSm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-04


Anthony, H. B., willsrds' Hotel
Bss1 g.. b esss; III az S
BBress G., s s h e, be. 18th and 18Th
Bright Jesse q. rs Isth st, bet Pa Nv and n 1t
cameron, simon. ss ?. AZ, opposite Wtlsrds'
Chandler, Zach, is4 st, near CORNER aoth
Clay. G. G., Brown'a Hotel
ssS W III 3: Hoss 18th and 18th '''
GIi..snd;s len, John J. "a National Hotel ,..,
POOH,iis . Js%ss T., MP Soi.on:s. 80 y
Eessenden; w. r, Mrs chipmsa's. $50 9 st
FtapatricR, Ben smin, BloWn T;n H fs ''
ES.s: s0ioFo2 nv R%f AZ: SOC
Green. James 5, Grasohstt's an. cor and 9Th s.s
S sss J &m F a. Nssian a. 9af oss 18th
H% ss s ao Ssa.on Place
Harlan, James, , Was;hRHet ss1 House
Hsmphili, j, Ms. Williams, u, %. g and . SITS
sss:s y Il sss 10TH
Sehns91 Of Tenn 8 H",s
Lane, Joseph, Browns Hotel
Nicholson, A. y. p, Kirkwood House
Pearce. James A +, Mrs. lrvlng's, % A.. st
Polk. T.
Powell, l.. W., 1s5 6 st, bet l4th and 18th
Pugh, g. e., Ar 4.h st, north of La. av
Rice, II IN. Min Row, at, bet ~ av and lst S.
salisbury, W, Mrs. lrving's, 20 st
Seward, VIM. H., 252 F st, BIT 18th and 14th
oimMons Jas. f., Willards' Hotel
Slldel, John, SD II St. bet 18th aud Iex st
Sumner, c. Mrs. Campsck's. LIZ r, bet l4th & 18th
Ten Eyck, J. g, Mr.. Nc lair, 1872 ] st and Pa av
Thompson, John r., 4jJ 18Th st. bet and
Toombs. r obt., 2ss r ST, bet 18th sud I4th
Trumbu!l, Lynn an. 81 9th St. bet Z ana
Wade, b. F., Mrs. yatgs $50 Pa av, bet 9Th & It'll
w iison, Henry, Mr. joys, cOr 9Th and Pa av
Wlgfali. l.. +, Brown's Hotel
Yuee, David L., 2S2 st, bet 18th and 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-04
An rNcoAMFEkkk M BRIsc TGSiS. a D.noio..
COUGHS COLDS uoARsENEss. 80.

The prevalence of the above complaints at this
gener ally has the effect of bringing ont host
of profess-dly new speoIhcs, and while some arc
good, many are useless, and Others even dangerous
The wisast course to pursue is to consult your fam
lily ply stefan. or otherwise use oay snch rems dies
as long public experience has proved to be safe anc
eflpci0us. OF this character ls TILER'S COM
POUND SYRUP Of GUM ARABIC. Original
ly the favOrite prescription of an emn ent MUSICIAN
1t soon became popular remedy, and has continued
to enjoy, growing reputation for the last t%ent,
acts like CHARM and in Chronic Cases: Bronchitis,
Whoopins Cough, Group, Asthma, Influenza, &c,
Its success is unparalleled, and most will testfJ
who have used il.
Price Is gents and 81 cents per bottle.
Sold by Nsirn Palmer, Chss. Ssott. DO, Wash
ington Cisse. Georgetown; Peel 4 Stevens, Al
exandrla; where it msy be had also o- convenience,
In LOzenger form. Price l2n and Is cents box
known as "Tsler's Gum Arabic Cough Candy
Drops" as an elegant, pleasant and eftcacious Pull
monte Lozenge they are unsurpassed. de Ism
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-04
THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
TRIEsEMAR, 4, 2. "a,

Protected by Royal Lette-s Patent Of EssIasd ard
seoyred BY ae Seals Of fac Eoole de PAayr11c,e %
Pd.ts, and fhs Imperial COLLEGE AZ Nedtctne,
Fterad.
No. I is Invaluable for e1 hsustion, SpermAtor-
ThPa, and 81 physIoai dlsabiiIues.
No. z completely Grad Gates al trsoes of thore
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the
seoue and pernlclous use of copavl6 and cubebs.
No. 3 has entirely suppanted the injurious az
mercury, thereby lnsuring 10 the sufferer speedy
relief, dispensing al! impurities, and roofing out the
venom of disease.
.TRIESEMAR, Nos. - and 2,sre prepared in the
form Of loSengs, devoid of taste and emeIl, and
GASES, and divided into separate doses, as admins
tered By Yalpesu, a'''mand, Roux, RIoord. &c.
Price s. each. or f.nr for Ss which 4s,
and In 81 Gases, whereby there lie saving Of o.
To De had, wholesale snd retail, Of pr. BAsRoW,
street; New York. Immediately on receiving q re
mlttance, DIR: Barrow will forward the Tneeempr
70 any part OF the world, securely fsoked and I'D
Sold ALSO BY s. CALVERT FORD, Jr., Wash
ington. ID. G.. de 6-em
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-04

SECURING AND REPAIRING-A new style
y Of SECURING Gentleneg's Clothing, without the
slghtest injury 70 the cloth ssye or the gsrsnt;
by b. MAGRODEk, PracuosI Tailor No. 4sf
lcsn street, between and +, west side. Ge oeneq
viii please call the above, and their orders I'M
b promptly attended 30. 10 ia-eofm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-04
TOBIAS, OPTICIAN,

TOBIAS, 0PTICLAM,
public genersI ", that have removed to tS Sa~ .no
ihss ~ g 1?SHa
from the man, RtRs city
emn sss
my sdvertIserent the National to be
do suit at sight as some pretend to do, mel
ther DO warrant mine or any other Glasses to suit
sdyerhsement of another person. which is ali sta H.
This is certainly new phase 70 endeavor to improve
insult an enlightened public, to endearor TO MAKE
onr SeeXe s1sn can only odd that if
rast you my Glasses to last you forever.
You will at al times find in my, establishment q
ftGs f
a0 R Ras TSEdeEs Gys
ss 5fSssES Is
FFo-. Ais Eze.li.sss, "a: soysi*o, Of v,s,.s..
have tried pair of speosaSes cb 1s la f5Sm
MT; Tobias, end find them of great ass stance to my
'''' '''' ''''n0 n HENRY e s1' A. S WISE.
Ftess sAs lat. Hon. yadss Butler
y. WMAs Is ING July H. ls5s
~, l was grstlhed TO And that Mr. Tobias seemed to
comprehend them by inspection, and some slight
measurement, and he has made me q pair of Spects-
cies that suit me admirably. A. p. BUTLER.
Flow tie Hcs. Ssersta.y Of STATE Of ViYs,asa.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND. Dec 81. 1858.
Ds6s Str: Gov Wise having shown mo the Spec
taoes you sent him, and discovering that the focus
was precisely suitable to my vision, kindly offered
spted: have since received them, and am grstIhed
that the Glasses fully meet my expectation, and
give my eyes great relief. The pebbles you have
used are really superb. snolose herein The amount
ofyour blu. Very respectfully, &e..
GEO. w. MCNFORD.
JOHN TOMAS, ESQ Washington, D. G.
NoHs Prof. Bdchs.
WARRINGTON, Feb. Ia, 1859.
have used pair of Glasses of BRAZILIAN Pebbles
furnished by Mr. Tobias with great satisfaction,
They ars clear, excellent sure, and vel mounted
A. ID. BACHE.
=. IL Please observe that my Establishment Is on
Penn. avenue, between AZ and 9Th streets.
TOBIAS AMBROTYPE ROOMS,
Where you will obtain good Likeness, equal 70
ia r. Paw OSaoW