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The STEAMSHIP ISABEL We noticed yeSter
day, stsaming down the harbor. this well-kpown
and fayorite Steamship, In charge Of her long
ulea commander, Capt. Rollins We noticed
and, we Relieve, she is the frst vessel that has
holsted The new sign.-LharIsston Me,euys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-04

MYSTERIOUS "A steamer ran into Old Pslal an
Friday, about one O'Clock and took OF ouantitv
&C ammunition. What's In the wind Some
snPPosed 10 was 10 supply Fort sumter-some Fort
Pickens -PorfsnoHfk Transcript
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THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
MONDAY ................ February 4, 1851.
SPIN, ef thr Morning Press

The Ir,sHissus.r urges the representatives, Of
The Northern States ic avert rs far In them lies
by an Affirmative movement in the way Of con-
citation, the dangers that have already ensued
from a mutual Misunderstanding between the
people OF the two sections.
The RspssIieaH says the free States will accept
no such thing peaceful occupation of Wash
ington bv secessionists, after it is carried one
hundred miles into sforsIgn country by the seces-
sion of Maryland, but will assert the national
jurisdiction over their approaches to the national
capital, az all costs Of blood and treasure. There
will be no "psccsGsls negotiations" on that point
with anybody. The secession Of Maryland is
war, a war upon the instant, war without truce
and war to be terminated only with the humilia-
ton Of one Of the parties TO it,
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10 HuNTsMES.-The laws Of Maryland pro-
hieis the killing Of partridges or quail between
We e tSn January ana LIST October, under penalty
Of - for each bird. The law applies to woodcoct
between LIST February and 10th AuRnst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-04

htfAIsINs CONVENIENT FuSps-Tne sayan.
nan Republican states that the collector of that
port has received written instructions from Gov
Brown directing him TO retain all MONEYS now In
his possession and received FROM customs. and
make no payment on account OF The Federal Gov.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-04

Akns SoR THE SoUTH.-Twenty cases of Min
NE nnes and ten cases OF Colts reyolyers in
tended Tor the use Of the Republic Of Mis.issSnnI
Pessed over the Orange aud Alexandria RaiI,nps5
on Friday last. on their way to Jackson. Miss
IN charge Of Adams's Express Comnanv
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rHEArER. rHEArER rHEAfss

rBEATER! THEATER' THEAfSs
Packed Audiences,
Packed Audiences,
ccggss.d q
B Bsssty: f fsI:ss, f.:Si:a:
GU Si..n: cis1:S: Sisn
I isiinssissed bi:, nns11sSSd
Visitors, Visitors, Visitors.
Visitors, Visitors. Visitors,
Senators, Senators. Senators.
MsHibsrs, Members Members
C;ongrc.s. ConsTcss, Consress'
On both srdes
ST he &: SENATE Senate q t &: s s:a:s:
H HoS.s Of Of sR sIpss:ss,s.iys
FR ns Bill si ami rr ri1%PS
Me- Me- ls$#EHHEfs H aE s EssEEHHEEE:
sss Hs IL E:HEllIIiii s.a
tsasfss "a fSrSfiHss
Fun inspiring
Fun inspiring
Comedy of
OUR MERtCAN COUSIN AT HOME
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN AT Hume
Thunders OF AT plause
ThundeTs OF Appiause
erect the
Panorama Of the hudson River.
Panorama Of the Hudson River,
skating Pond, Skating Fond,
Skatin: Pond, skating Pond,
The LADIES' on skates,
The Ladies on Skates,
The Ladies on Skates.
The Mysterious Changes
Tbs Mysterious Changes
of
Dundreary to en-
AID
sam 81 Dundreary
Are watched
With the most Intense Interest,
With tee most Intense Interest.
And cause
Shouts OF Convuisive aughteT
Shouts OF Convuislve LAUGHTER
By the
Entire A udeT ce, Entire Aufience.
To Avoid the Rush at Night
To Avoid the II ush AZ Ntght
Secare your eats During the DsJ. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-04

III The Louisiana members are expected to
withdraw from Congress today, excepting only
Mr. BOuligny who will not withdraw until in
s;ructed to do 50 by the people Of his district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-04

III Mr.. Ira Harris has been nominated by the
Republican caucus Of the New York Legislature
as The successor Of Mr.. Seward in the s. Senate.
The struggle was understood to be between Mr.
Evsr's, distinguished lawyer Of New York, who
was supposed TO be favored by Mr.. Seward, and
Horace Greeley, who was pressed by the radical
Republicans. FIR. Harris is probably compro-
mise candidate; he has no national antecedents,
having never served In either House of Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-04

All the Stock In 8. p. HOOVER'S STORE,
63HNof LADIES'. Gents, Childfen's and u
rf1MS s ss . anti SHOES Also, TRAyRS
edshat great rihces usual retail sellinprces
indeed much below original cost. The attention OF
the public Is solicited, as g-eat Inducements will
be made to purchasers.
The above comprises q large stock of the finest
quality French and American Caters Shoes Boots
DO, &c, for ladies' aud gentlemen
The Store is for rent and the Fixtures for sale.
Apply on the premises, Iron Hall.
N. B.=The above stock, either In whole or In
part, Will he sold a private Gale. To any one de-
slrous OF entering the Boot, Shoe and Trunk Busi-
ness this affords . better opportunity than may
again be presented. =
Persons indebted will confer favor BY promptly
calling and settling their aocounts. ja7-d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-04

u TheCnicn feeling in Kentucky strengthens
every day, and is having its effect upon the Legis
lature in session at Frankfort. On Friday, the
Senate, by a very decisive vote, passed a resolu-
ton declaring il inexpedent at this time to take
any action towards calling q State Convention.
The Senate had also made an appeal to the South
70 stop the revolution, and to Congress to call 4
National Convention, and proposes adjourning
over to the oath Of April to await a response to
these appeals. The example Of Kentucky is one
that Maryland may follow, certainly without dis
honor, and, we think, wisely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-04

NrAt Brookline, New Hampshire ON Tbn,..
dsy, the roof Of the dwelling Of Mr.. Gibson was
sfuseed In by the snow. His wife and two
daughters were killed
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FRENCH 4 RIcHsTEIN.

FRENCH RIcHsTEIN.
Il 27s PENN. AVENUE,
Are agents for the Baltimore Anne lean and Ex-
served at low rates Papers from every city in the
unlonnseekly, monthly and quarterly. Cal and
delphia, Baltimore and other papers delivered in
the ety And Georgetown Immediately sfter the ar
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rTO THE PUBLIC.-Company A, Union
pS Regiment; Of Washington, consists of one
ndred biz c bocied msn1some Of the be.t young
War De partment; and the oItiEens Of Wss hinx ton
can Judge for themselves They drill every nixht.
ana the m0tt perfect di Pline is observed ONLY
Two men ave been guilty IF insubordination and
afpea ing IN ranks IN state of MODIFICATION; the
were promptly expelled by the Company Ore man
hestated IN obey the order or the Captain he was
lmmedlats ly arragned before the Company, and
upon ex ps nstl1n he wss excused and allowed TO
remain IN the Company.
We hope to make a company creditable to the
CITY, Dutw need little material aud, and peal
Win c. andence t. the citizens of ashinSton who
axe determi ned to protect their homes and main
Ieln the integrity of the Union, the Cont tuition
and me Laws re members of the comp my ara
generally poor. but proud and we hava determined
theielnTe NOT To recsive from any oItz,n of ash
iogtou less than os. nt, nor 10 ask Of him more
tran one dollar. Tho committee aut hO;iz to col
ieot cont lbutIon: consists Of the following: Ser
gents JOSEPH MURPHY. GEORGE GORDON ard
GEORGE FAtNAroHr Thee ofhcaTs viii wall
nfon me CIT Lens of Washington with subgrrjp-
uon lst bearing rpOn Its tsoo the certificate Of tho
captain Tbs Captain, Lieutenants and Treas rer
ee so authorized 20 collect cont ibu;ions no
O'her members nfthe company except those above
BY order Of toe COMPANY, n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-04

1TNATIONAL VOLUNTEERS-You are
,kS ordered to meet at your drill rom. on
day. EVENING, at ~ O'Clock Punctual tend.
anoe is demanded Of every mrInbHr, as business of
the highest mpOT tance 70 the interests of ths Vol
mandipg officer, NV I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-04

~ NEW PAWN OFFICE. ~
-, - e; w A ID, Dealer in New0 81
public that he has opened LICENSED PAWN
UFFlCE at No. IS Louisiana avenue, between
3 and 1927 SITS, a lew doors east of the new Cen
prepared to wait on his patrons with promptness,
attention and the strIctest justice.
~; B.-Jewery, Dry Goods, Clothing, Mechan
ios Tools, 60, always on hand at private sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-04

1$"I SAY, STRANGER, WHERE ARE
~ you going You EN- TO be IN great hur-
~ so am. | am going 20 SMITHS No IbO
seventh street. to bUy a suit of Clothes The peo-
PIE cay ne has very NICE sortEleut, and they soy
ne sells them SO chenp." Ncfe.-The last we saw
OF the stranger 4. was running np Seventh street
singing out SMITH, No 46O" fe 2.6w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-04

From Taos. p Letris, Far Department
lcsrtify that DR. Schlosser has skim 4, extracted
several CONS fncm my feet end without pain.
THOS. r. LEWIS.
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0~THE UNION PRAYER MEETINGS
~ Will be holden every day this week in the
Engnsh Lutheran Church, corner Of 18th and III
one hour. ' - ~ 0 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-04

N~SMlTHSONIAN LECTURES
,tycS,N WILLS ,MILLIAMs, ESQ.,. will lecture on
NNlNGS, February 4:h, 9Th and 9th, on China and
Frs. Lectu,e.-The Literature and Government
of China.
Second Lecture-The Civilization of the Chi.
nere Vi 'io Ohi
Third Leeture-Rank of the Japanese among
The Lectures will commence at quarter before
O'Clock, WHEN the red light n the tower will bs
ex,l1guished and the doors closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-04

From Capt. S. Barron.
DIR. schlosseT has extracted Ieyeral corrs nom
my feet very successfully, and without pain.
Washington, Is, 1850. 6. BARRON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-04

FROM Dr. T. S. Verdi.
Testify hat have bsea very successfully ore
rated upon By DIR. schlosser without pain of sny
sort. T.s. VERDI, NJ. ID. B
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-04

From II. S. Docts, Ese.
DR.. Schlosser has this day removed from my feet
IL Corns, which was done without pain, and % nv
entire satisfaction 4 oheerfully recommend 20 ali
persons, and especislly my friends who suffer with
Corns, 10 call on the Doctor. II. Q. DAVIS
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-04

1TA FAIR WILL COM MENCE TO-
~, hlGHT, ~ ThOrn's Blu ding tor the bare
nj Of Providence Chspei. Ths patronage Of the
pnGtIlS Il respectfully 50 lei: u si Tho sIna So
admission 10 cents; children H. f-pliGe it,
1TPhGNlX BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
this Assoca tion will bo Reid at Temperance Hal,
inst at O'Clock. A full attendancs is resnsttsJ
as important ans ndments to the constitution viii
be proposed WI
lie 4-St T NJ. HANSON. Sec
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RESIGNED The resignation of Capt Ingrahan
late In command Of the U. s. sloop-of.war Rich
mond, In the Mediterranean, has been received at
the Navy Department and accepted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-04

From l. s. Hall, ESQ.
Or. schlosser has tins day operated upon my feet,
and hiss produced entire satisfaction.
I. g. HALL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-04

Testimonials from menbers ofthe Imperial Rom
Families of Europe. 90 well ~ numberless one
from Statesmen. Dnplo ostlsts, Clergymep, Phys
oisns &c 40, Of this country and Europe ma
Be seen at his Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-04

he above stook is of fine quality and excelleut
order, from the shoe Factory 80 the United Plates
PenItenuary, Washington.
shoe merchants and dealers are rerpectfullv IN
vited 10 attend the sale.
Terms: AL sums Of and under S2s oash over
S2Sa credit Of and months Tor approved epdorsei
no'ee, bearing interest BY order Of
C p SENGsTALK, Warden.
ia 28-S'sv&ds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-04

A HICKORY WOOD
30 ! artlce q HlCKGRf WOOD. Also,
PlNE and OAK WOOD, prepared or delivered
n Terms cash.
tlrAll orders should be accomplished with IN a
orders are left TO that efIecf tPociea
Jas asa Pa. y, 81. III Ia a. md S Ak &.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-04

100 bbls. Patspsco Family Flour, v arranted suns
nor 70 any other brands 10 this market
i6e bbls. New Richmond XXX Extra Fiouf.
go bbis. isabella Extra and Superfne 6n
$500 lbs. superior Penn ylvsnla Buckwheat Maal
81 bh.s. Onions, In prime order,
50 bills. Apples. n. -
Rec, ived this day. and for sale low in ,o,s N
snttie ID. \. MORRISON & Co.
IeS OF Corner Twelfth and n ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-02-04

pIANos FOR RENT.-ssvsr,I q one aolIsr
y Per month. Also, two vsry fns onss vii Be-
hB sss Pssv. So n 81 les q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-03

The Peoples Political Allisnce.-Pledged to stand
by the Union and TO support its Conitutions Represents
tiyes in sustaining the Flag of our Country.
For Mayor, GEORGE OPDyKE.
WITH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
R..ALEX. II. KEECH. 9Th.
D..JOHN q. HAVILAND. 9th.
r. ABRAHAM LENT. 18th.
D..ARTHUR ANNUITY, 10th.
R..THOMAS STEVENSON. 18th.
H..JOIIN MONELS, 10th
For Justice Of the lid Judicial District,
MARTIN WATERS.
J,xy, Brooks Secretary. DANIEL BEST, Chsrmsn.
Regular Republican Candidate.
For Mayor.
GEORGE OPDYKE.
DAVID r. JACQUES, Chsinnan
ErEs f. EtLsRY, Secretaries
HESRY HKwLETT,
Peoples Union tsyracusc) Nomination.
For Mayor: G. GODFREY GUNTHER.
DR.. JAMES NJ AUSTIN President
DAVID CLARK, lvic. Pre,id,nts
JAMES L. MILLER
JomS HooPg, Treasurer.
WV. h. fsosr, seeretsrie,
THOs. J. Hall,
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FROM THE Pass on
I h. LIPPINCOTT ~ Company,
~ PHILADELPHIA.

McLELLAN' U. s. CAV LIZ {.
REGU LATIoNS AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR TIE FIELD
SERVICE Or THE UNITED STATES CAVALhf IN
TIME OF WAR BY GRoRGz Il. MCCLELLAN, haoi-
General United states Army. ,..,
To which Is added the Basis Of Instruction for the United
States Ca from the authorized Tactics ncudr the or
nation nents and sqoodrons the duties and posts Of
officers. lessons in the training and use Of the
tated numerous diagrams with the signals and cans no"
also instructions officers and commissioned OH
outrosts aud patrol duty With dr for the 1,e oil
csyslry a. sirmshers mounted end dismoanted vol Rmo.
fully illustrated. Q So
FIELD MfNirAL OF EYOLUrlONS OF TIE LINZ:
THE FIELD MANUAL OF EVOLUrlONs OF 1Hh
LINE arranged IN tabular form for the use Of officers OF the
United States Infantry being sequel to the authorized
United States Infantry Tactics Translated. with adaptations
10 the United Sa,es Service from the latest French snihoI
ties BY Capt HYSRY COPPEE, late Instructor In the u .
Military Academy al West Point Price 30 cents.
FIELD MANUAL or BATTALION DRILL
TIE FIELD MANUAL OF BATlALlON DRILL toh'
tanning all the movements and 10 the schoo! OF e
Rattsou with the commands arranged IN tabular forms ana
ia.ion t. the u g Service. BY Capt Henry COFFEE late
Instructor the q. s. Military Academy al West foh''
Nearly ready.
MoCLELLANs EUROPEAN CAVALRY
EUROPEAN CAVALRY, including details Of the orsani,
zaion the Cavalry Service the principal nations o.
Europe-comprisug England, France Russia Ptussls Aus
tra, and Sardinia By GEo. Il. McCLgLLtN Mnlor-oenerh
o. 8. Army. vol. limo. Fully illustrated. ~ %
MACLEoDs SURGERY OF THE WAR IN THE
CRIMEA Notes the Surgery Of the Wn IN the ornee
with Remarks on the Treatment OF GJmsnot wounds by
GEORGE n. b. MACLEOD, MD, t.R.C.s, SURGEON 10 the
General Hospital in Camp before Sevssopoi &c' VOL
For sale by Booleers generally or vii be forwarded by
mail fpoHpad receip; Of the price by the fubh'hers.
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Stalionern ano farm GOODS.
SWORD
THE GOLD PEN-THE BEST or ALL PENS.
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.

THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
On receipt Of any Of the following in casn o. post
stamps, the subscriber viii send by mail otherwise
directed Gold Pen Pens 'olseiiHg ne 'ame Aeo'diH0
9 p'''' D'''tGiiST GoID PENS. WITHOUT CASES.
For rs cents the Magic psg for % cents the tae4y I Pen
Pen; and for : the Excelsior Pen
The sizes are, Nos. 2, }. 4, and
THE SAME PENS IN sILvER-PLATED EXTENSION
CASES WITH PENCILS.
for : l. the Aiways Ready Pen for D. the Elegant Pen
good writing Gold Pens with Iido.nin Points the
of every OF which will far Outa't gross o. the oe't
Steel Pens.
The name A. Morton Number and Quality are
stamped following Pens and the Points are warranted
cate size ony: No. being the smallest No. the largest
adapted for the pocket No. the smallest and No 10 the
Nib of all sizes aud qualities Short Nbs of Nos A. and
l. and made ouly hrs. quality The engavns are fac sim
H'' 0' Tue 60 GOLD Id PENS, PENS WITHOUT CASES.
For IS cents No Pen, ls quality, or No Pen Sd
For 81, No. Pen, Is. quality, No Pen I'd quality
or a No 4 PEN 30 quality. ;,
For ~ 25 sNo. Pen st quality No. aPen, I'd quail
ty. or a No. 5 Pen, % quality .
Tor :. 50 mo Pen lat quality, No. Pen I'd quail
Tor NJ IS No. Pen L., quality or No. sPen, I'd quality
For 81 IS, No. q Pen. let quality.
THE SAME GOLD PENS , ~ ,,,I sJLyER Ic,I EXTENSION
FOR ei So aNo Pen lst quaty or No Pen Sd quality
For = 55 no PEN 1t quality ora No Pen "a qnait
Tor o. 10 5Peu, I.t quality. No Pen, I'd quality
No : Pen ID quality . =.
FOR 42 - No. Pen ls quality, No Pen, I'd quail
ily. o No. Pen, Sd quality. . 49,
for - No. PEN lst quality or No Fen I'd qualy
For 80 % No. Pen, lst quality.
GOLD PENS, LLlaQUALITY, ~ SlLFER-MOUN NTED
DESK-H0LDERS.
For ~ No. Pen, for S2 Is No. SPen for ~ 20 3
No Pen; For - 30 No. Z Pen. .
for -fs No. Pen; for 50 No sPeni and Tor 20 NO
| 10 Pen.
The t Quality pointed with the very best rdosnin
Points carefully selected and Of this quality sold
with the slightest imperecton which skill and the closest
scrutiny detect
The % Quality" superior to any Pens made BY him
\ previous 20 IN. year 1850.
The I'd Quality he intends shall eqos in respect to Du
rsbity, Elascty and Good htBg Qualities the OHy true
| cousderstion,) any Gold Pens made eseWherc
In raa TO The Cheap Gold Pens begs leave that,
previous TO operating hs New and Patented Machines he
could not have made Good Writing and Durable Pens for
the price, had the Gold been farnshed graiuiIoasly
Address, A. MORTON,
No. % Maiden Lane, New York
FOR SALE by all dealers in the line Throughout the
| country.
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Cavalry.
HH,por.HIt No. "a BKoADwsT,
SV,.f.NoHE Nov 25. leil

Cavalry.
fiH,DoUtHIta-, No. "a BKoADv,r,
SEw-NoEK Nov. 25, 1871.
gy authority from The Wsr Department snd ths ssneon
of ii. yso,lisnry Gov. Morssn, JAMES b. SWAIN, let
Cavalry a. s. A. 10 Tecruiting for Regiment OF Voun
teer Cavalry 20 for three years during the
Bv the taduess his EIcerncy Gov. Morgan, and OF
Qut eTmaster Arthur the brick barracks at the Quarantine
Lending have been sssigned the quarters Of the Regimen
during Is formation. .
Ii.nt Swain has order, 10 Join the amy In the fed fo
active service the different bsalions may be OF
ssuized
The uniforms equipments and for the Regiment hsy.
been proydel and VIII be served TO the fast 80 they
enlisted
Ocers having part, Of conpauie. recruited win be
ceived and Organized application - these hrsdquAItsFs
A. h, l. probably the last end only Regiment OF Csvsy
will be organized IN this state during the War those de-
sifous joining is branch OF the seree must embrace t
opportunity. JAMES b SWAIN,
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DARIS. LONDON and NEW-YORK MED

DARIS, LONDON and NEW-fORK MED
III ICAL ADVISER aud MARRIAGE GuIDE.-A book
.rpo.nr the ascies Of Phy.oo Is and the unsuccessful
Treatment Of Ia special di'esse. At hr local. but
neglect aud improper e3iusu prostrsng the nervous
sy.ten and es,ing both mind AID body total SO,
EDITION sO pages l0ilgsrsons BY M Lanont Paris Lon
dom and Physician and Surgeon No 6il brcads
1up .tair,l n Y Msiled by Richardson or 30. Nrssy
ct Ross Tou.sy No II, NassIas II. Dexter Co, No ll)
Nssmn-st aud DE w.t. No. A. Fsnkofts st. NewloTk. The
doctos hours curing e.e sdec,ions nom "a 10
p Wa with the is.Owng papers Ia recommending
Dr. LARMONT 10 the ,iictci. Ispach Atlas Courier des
E.f, Uni, D.ln1krst sta.. Zaltnns Medlcal keyeN. Sc
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AuGuST RRENTANOv

N IOINI IIhI14N INV
N BOOK STORE, STATIONERY and NEWS EMPO-
RUM no. no BKospwAr
At ths establishment slwsys be had the following Boz
Philsdelpbis papers:
Boston journal Herald Trspscfp Saturday Evening us'
2ete and Comnsfcs Bulletin giving failures and chinges
nn husinessl.
Philadelphia Ledger Press, and Enquirer.
An Foreign sHi American ewspaPeis sud PehodeAs are
Lept cons,sny on hand For se ~ single numbers served
mailed subscribers in any part Of the city country
without eItra charge.
B-Bsrk numbers o. the principal periodicals Newsps-
GERS and Msxa,nes siways band.
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vT,HE NEW-yORK REFORaIER-A Daily

INHE NEN-fORk REfORMER-A DAILY
and Weekly published Wsiertown, New York is the
best advertising medium Ia the Northern part Of the State.
The Weekly has circulation OF 500 principally in Jefferson
II. Lawrence OsweEo aud Lewis Counties and the Dsily
has ccnsion OF 200 In JeheEson County, either the
Daily or Weekly s. resd in slmoa every frnpy. Terms
~ st.Se,
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DHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.-A yerY neat

DHOTOGRAPHIC A.BUMS.-A very neal
one for n Portraits Tor vi larger one, do al 90;
very handsome one with clasp ~ bound Ia morocco
clasps sJ bound in Turkey morocco super ers fol
10 Portraits with superb Kilt clasps, ~ for - Por
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