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AslAzAx LINCOLN, President Of the United States
of America:

Of America:
To All Eionl tt May Conews.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited 10
me that CLAMpR FRIKpRIcH HAsEDoRN has been
appointed Con sui of the Electorate of Heese, at
Phllsdelphis. do hereby recognize him as such.
and declare him free to exercise and enjoy such
functions, powers, and privileges a. are allowed
to this Consuls of tbs most favored nations In the
United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to be msde patent. and the seal of the United
States to be kereunto affixed.
Given under nv hand, at the city of WASH
ingtOn, the 18th day of February, A. ID, 1852,
IL. and of the ndspend enoe of the United States
ofAmerica the eighty sixth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
By the President:
WILLIAM n. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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The FLAG HOIsTED The Union ensign YVES
hosted for the first time to day on the Navy De-
partment flagstaff, by the faithful messenger Of
the Secretary, Lindsy Muse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-22

EyAcUATED.-A letter from Savannah Of the
18th instant, reports the evacuation Of BrunswIck
ga Residents everywhere along the coast should
prepare for the timely removal Of all valuabIes.
ChaTts StoH Courier
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The Casa of Gen. Ruckner

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 2l.-The Journal was mis n
formed with regard to the warrant issued by
Judge Carton for the arrest Of General Buckner.
He Is under Indictment but II Is not probable that
the civil authorities will demand him from the
military authofities
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The War I'm Arkansas.

CAPTURE OF BRNToNvILLR.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2l.-General HaIleck tc-day
teieeraPhed to General Mcclellan that General
Curtis has taken Bentonville, Arkansas, with a
considerable quantity Of baggage, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-22

sAvANNAH TO THE COMBINED
FLEET AND ARMY OF THE
UNITED STATES
CONFIRMED!
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BOARDING.

l. BoNd, In pleasant location near the Capitol.
Also, andsomey furnished Parlor and Chamber
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10 go

HARNDEN'S EXPRESS,
HI (ksTABLIsHKD IN 1881
Beg leave to Inform the Pablo That they have ex-
tended their Express to Washington. and are now
prepared to Transport MERCHANDISE, Bank Notes,
SPeoie. JeSelry, &C., 10 all parts of the Middle,
EtO EHgf and and Western States and Caaada.
Connecting with the most Responsible Expresses
throughout the country, Wa are enabled TO offer
n1sqrdlled facilities TO all who may favor rs with
their patronage. For terms and further informa-
don apply TO 4. g. SMITH, Agent.
Third st., ID door below Pa. avenue,
ja SIN washington, ID. 9.
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GUR MILITARY BUDGET.
STILL ANOTHER BLOW ON THEM.

STILL ANOTHER BLOW on THEM.
The act Of Commodore Foote and Gen. Grant,
In proclsiming to the Inhabitants CT Clarksville,
Tennessee, that they may resume their business
avocations without fear Of molestation, In person
or property, by cur army or navy-explained
elsewhere in to-day's Sf0y-Is calculated te
weaken the rebel cause quite as efiectually as Z
great victory.
Thus It has already brought out cid Cave John.
son, the most influential man with the masses in
Tennessee, to advise his fellOwcitizens to avail
themselves of this clemency Of the United States.
Secession has been the destruction Of their lives,
fortunes and business-the terrible curse Of the
existence of all Of them for the past year.
On finding that wherever the good old flag
again floats In ne breeze, protection and the res
toration Of all D sir lost rights liberties ana bless
ings may instantly accompany 1t II they so will,
as In this case, the people everywhere through
out the South will not only welcome the flag, but
will aid arms to re-establIsh the rightful au-
thoTity Of the Government, beyond all question.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

By WALL & BARNARD. Auetoneers
Cerner Pa. az. asd sth sfrsef.
FOE ksSls.s Tgsse q y
100 BARRELS FLOUR.
fea WALL a BARNARD. Aucts.
By WALL q BARNARD, Auctlone~rr.
Cerssr SOtfA side Pa. GO. and RtStA stTea
DEREMPTORY SALE OF GROCERIES.
eLrsTss '4 BTsIsss:oa uesOaY M6ASips,
tee 18th. conmeneing site o'elock. We viii sell 81
suffers declining basiness-
81 Barrels Crushed anu Yellov and Brown Sugars,
B Bs.s o. ~ RE Z. ~ ms s1d gu sGrHt ESa.s
Boxes q Chewing and b1nd es smcking Tobsoeo.
k.t. Mscke.sl snd BNrss shsd,
S s;s. Ss,GIn e.. s NC, hfTI n5s,
WhpiskeyI Ginger, RatPbsuy, and Blackberry
Cases Sherry and Madeira Wine,
Barrels Miller, RE. gourOOn and WARDS and
Hs pipes eIn. jamaica Spirits, and Scotch
9 600 CiEsrs, sutl,rs' small stores,
With mary other goods IN he Grocery linz, which
wiz be sold without reserve, 70 olOse con
I'd WALL a BARNARD, Auct..
TEgsTTEEEE3';ss SALE i: Of NEAT T%o:sToky
MON SNbHT sG s:' f.STH.s s.s
trust GATED octobs5 18Th 1850; and duly Teeoded IN
The lite 70 parts Of Lots aa9SsPed h and ~ IN
onnE Is s nob cS s Sl SS%bssss 81;
y and % streets north, running back 10 feet 20
oansnr or S:s fs Sd We. b1 ne
DTelllng Hoose. with back building.
twelve months. with interest, secured by deed OF
trust on the premlsss
ia 5, 2,w5ds -. MoGUIsre & 30 Inots.
By BARNARD BUCKhY. Auctioneer,,
.rsr, Ge.rsetosrn, ID. C.
tg n.l LES $500, yl.trs Of deed q
1851 and Of record, ve will offer at auction on the
sa Sss o. gRs o Rs II SS SGSf The
Enogn =: the easternmo.t part Of lot number one
TO Georgetown fronting Il fest on Dun earton street
and runnng tack north Of the same width, I'D
feet, With the improvements, consisting OF q two
Terms Of .ale; one-third of the purchase money
instaments, at three, slI and nine months, with
WALTER 8. COX,
HUGH CAPERTUN,
jas aawts BARNARD q BUckEY. IsOt..
RTEE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
70 the 18Th day Of MsrSh peyt
feb 10 2swts HUGH cRPERT6k, Trustees.
Mtsk s, F.ai. sALF f- Virtue q VT 9,
the circuit court Of the District OF Columbia iof the
county OF Washington, and 20 me directed, 4
gill expose 70 public sale, for cash. in front of the
Court House door Of said county, on WEDNES-
pay the 6ih day Of March 1852, at u o'cloci m.
the following described property, 10 wit tall de-
fendsute right, title, 0 aim and Interest," IN and 20
the south fest inches IF Lot No. q. IN Square
10. Ss, fronting on 3th street west, between u and
streets north, IN the city IF Washington, d. C..
together with all and singular the Improvement
thereon, seized and LEVIED upon the property OF
Twin Barker, and will be sold 20 satisfy nd ciaIs
NO. 27 10 January term 1861, in favor of Johp II.
Kendell. WARD ri n SMON ~
fe 10 6 m q M.rabsI n ~
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iCTt0ugh TIE STAR IL printed on the fastess
steam press In use south Of Baltimore, In edition
Is 30 large TO require II TO be put to press at an
early hour: 4drcT;issnsHt5, therefore, should be
sent In before 12 O'Clock NJ; otherwise they may
may not appear until the IeKt day.
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DAsTARDLY FOReERY.-Mr. N. c. Stephen,
OF Bladensburg, Md, has placed in our hands
the following letter received by him, and which
il will be perceived IS clumsy forgery, as dis
creditable in execution In purpose. Other
parties have received missives Of precisely the
same character, ard In the same hand II Is not
difficult to guess who are at the bottom Of this
contemplate forgery business, and no one can
grudge them all the honors they are likely to
a. hiave nv
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WAsuIyeTOy CITY Feb

y" AtHINGIUN OITY r tD
NT ~ Stephen Sir will You call at my office
fer your Negro Man SglreSfsr fer 1 Have Him SAT
Call soon as Possible fer thees Dam YANKEES VIII
take Him If thay Know II & you must Hurry u D
Yours, w ID. WALLACE Editer of. Star
p c let no Body Know what YOU want to see
me fer w. ID. w. Star, office
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A LII SIZE coy :, from the age Of 4 years up,
"A can be nited out a. BAH & BROS corner ~
and 7th streets, at much lsss thar usual prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-22

CITIZENS AND STRANGERS, look to your
~ interest! IOoI for the corner Of T. and It'll
streets7Iit il the pisce to buy fine CLOTHING for
but little money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-22

MOURNING SILKS OF NEW AND MOD
lNl ern styles and finish.
Back and White Plaid and Checked Silks for
Black WISH silks.
Extra Glossy Black Silks all widths and prices,
Evening Dress Silks,
colors,
All kindz of Dry Goods.
Our northern and eistorn correspondents send
Us Lev supplies daily. one pTloe only marked IN
pl6ln figures. An inspection of stock incurs no
obligation 10 purchase. PERRY Il BRO,
Re 1851 Penn. avenue and eth st.
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"A has been go tho" ughly tested at msnr of the
camps a. opnd Washington, may be procured AZ
.ofloe OF the subscriber. Certificates. of com-
mandInE officers. show wing the power of this Ar
NOR to resist The force OF bullets, bs. onet thrusts
HENRY L.. RIDER, ATTORNEY for The Com
Hsny, Once on 18th street, next to Riggs & Co.,
Bank. "a
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THE FINEST AMI BEST STOCK OF
can be fJuEd az BAR L BROS Establishment,
ouIner Of h anf 9Th ST.
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'V' OUPAHTNERSHFP.
\ HE Copartnership heretofore ex: sting between
Wtlter, Rarmaln Bopp, having been dissolved
in consequence of the death of one Of the firm the
business vii hereafter be ed under the name
70 build to order, and keep constantly ON hano, all
kinds OF the most fas hions be CARRIAGES of the
very best w0rkmat ship. Repairing promptly and
carefully attended 70 at the most Teas enable prices
1hanktul for past fsvors, We hope for oontlnu-
amos Of tbs same, at our cd esta bsh ment, on %
street, between 9th and 10th sts No 346 Up stairs
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STOP WHEN YOU COME TO The COR
- ner Of and ., h streets, and buy suit OF fine
CLOTHlNG az ) 10, Sl2. SIS, or Si8.
At BAR Il BROS
fe2o-lm' Fashionable Clothing Establishment.
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II V E L o G KS AvrLooxs.
Sltlers and others wanting = good article of
Waterproof aavtlocks az low price can be sup
pled oy esillng On J. SCA6GS,
10 III 434 Seventh street.
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From Fortress Monroe.

Commanding Naval forces Western wa
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TlUhSES FOR SaLF,
Il OF ever description.
near The osas9 M1fst ds s 49, 3&
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TIE 81 IfHsONIAN LECTUREs-Rev. J.
w Y kicsaoSp of Milweufie, wiscor al n
WI! leatuIe on MONDAY EVENING. eb'y a.
r. nhe Or,sln and saxon Strength OF the Enxl sh
Tne plolo are invited. Admittanoe free.
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= PREMISES FUR RbNT-ln corsesaence
q otfer matters requiring the attention Of the
Proprletor, he offers for sale the stock and Pix
lures Of the Store No. $50 seventh st. Tee stock
Of staple Goods. The Bar mas q good ruu Of frst-
class custom. and the building at Teasonsb1e
rent centa rs rooms fufh lent for lodging house
and h-st-clses restauTsnt Its proximity 20 the
market house would afo d, 10 az active aud ener-
fetle nan, q prospect of making money rapidly.
For terms, de.. Inc uITe a. the premls 20, No $50
seventh street, between Penn. svsaue and st.
feO-lws
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OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY!
FARE REDUCED TO 81,
ANDHoUR ALTERED By THR
u. 8. MAIL LINE OF STEAMERS-RRINpRrR,
Capt kIehl; VOLUNTEER, Capt Faunce.
On and after February s0th. every day (Sundays
excepted, D at II O'Clock, from Jones'
Via hs I, foot Of IILh street, and Gen: SSS
Greek az the above hour. Freight taken At a RI.
duoed rate Licensed by the Y. 8. TO carry Passeu-
gers and Freight. AID Whose lsspeerors Certificate
good order, and make as fast time a. any other
boats on the Potomac.
fsIs GEO. T STANLEY. Agent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-29
RunnIne away from DratIug.

A correspondent Of the Boston Traveller,
writing from the Alpine House, New
Hampshire, July 10th, says;
81 arrived here lastevening. As the cars
stopped at Bethel Station, about twenty
four able-bodied d and intelligent appearing
Young men came aboard en- route for Can
ada, fearing that they might be drafted for
the war. At the next depot about ten more
Of the same class Joined them, and at Nor
way twenty more. A note was put into
the conductors hands requesting him to
telegraph from this place to Island Pond to
have company ordered out to stop them,
and scare them back, ifpossible. The con-
duotor knew that there would be trouble
when the cars should arrive. He thought
Il best to try little stratagem on his own
account BE, therefore, pretended to send
a dispatch, stating that they would all be
arrested 90 soon as they should reach Is
| land Pond. This had the desired effect,
and they al left the cars but four and took
10 thewoods, where they musthave remained
over night, as they were some fifteen miles
distant from Island Pond. There were in
the freight train which went up yesterday
morning some forty persons, and when the
fact was made known in oneOf the villages
the men and women turned out anC
hooted them.n -...--
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READY-MADE CLOTlNG.
NHE FAIR INEZ; Or,
The LONE LADY OF THE CRIMSON CLIFFS.
CONTINUED.


Nnd now the sagaoOus pirate did the company all ap
By saying he would show them ''ths tOuchingest
hen running his fingers wildly through his beauti-
ful curly hair,
and throwing his coat from his shoulders with
10 cried "Oh, Iuez. inezl now throw of the mask
Norn by me 50 many eaIs, and your pardon now
Then seizing hOr hand quite fercely, he said in
whisper hOarse,
You had grandfather. had you not Why yss, you
didl I didl long years agol but he Is long since
lie died one day for want of BREATH, the beautiful
No not dead, but llving-yOur grandfather still
And on this festive scene with his presence brill
am your long lost grSndfatheri Come to my arms,
She wept up5n his bosom, which she drsnchsd with
stoPT' said the maiden's mother, show old are you
"Eighiee1," replied the pirate 'tho twenty- -fth Of
"Al bS no, hOr' said the lady, NOW sir, in lie
Inez Is nineteen herself, SO the grandfather dodge
Well said the sagaoOus pirate, thsre surely must
If cannot be her grandfather let mo kias her for his
Or I've hit upon plan which will please you better
I'll your adopted grandfather, sweet Inez, if you
"No, SIR exclaimed fair IneE, ''no ADOPTED one
shall You be,
{ want a square American srsndfathor-that's tho
style for me l'-H
well, let ii psssl said the pirate, giye US some
rum, Inez Fair,
And little sugar with 1t, and then we'll cali it
square"
The med pirates drank heartily, but ere they
went away,
0'Mullgan favored them with song, while Mr.. Dix
ey the bones did play.
Again he blessed the couple, and brushing a tear
from his eye;
with the sagaeious pirate he rode away after bidding
them all good bye.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-29

"The design of this institution" SO the
catalogue states, is to furnish all needed
facilities for thorough, practical eduea-
ton TO young gentlemen and ladies.
at recognizes moral and religious train
ing as essential to the development Of the
mind and character, but excludes sectari-
anism as disastrous to the principles Of
benevolence and perfect equality on which
the Institute is founded.
"The courses Of study are designed TO
prepare students pursuing them diligently
and thoroughly for the active business Of
life, or If desired, to enter, with an ad-
vaDeed standing, some school making
higher pretensions and comforting greater
honors."
And what is thus promised, Is, as we can
say from personal knowledge we'll accom-
plished BY the school. Oberlin College
gets no supplies Of students better than
those which it draws from Grand River
Institute -st
The terms Of the school are, per term.
For Common Engl.Sh Branches. ...............s45C Sc
For the Higher English Of the FIRST and sec
ond years, and the Classics Of the hrst. 500,
For he remsining studies Of each course S5'O'
And for special brsnees the usual extra
charges.
Board is from 81, 90 to so per week.
Success to the5G r. L -Jt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-29

The New York correspondent of the
Philadelphia Inquirer says it is understood
that Charles Dickens viii pay this country
another visit in the course Of the ensuing
autumn. We hope this is true. BE will
bs'Weleomed by thousands Of sympathetic
readers, who can forget the good natured
and yet cutting criticisms Of his "Ameri-
can Notes " for the sake Of the exquisite
patbOE and geniaity of his standard
works. ~
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REAL Estate.

VIZ ESTERN LAND.-H. 81. Lii :
wv TIE, Of the late firm Of Little : keYes, has
c,i,snntly on had large Quantity Of nne Farming
Lands In Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri, to exchangf
Tor ifT or country Real Estate or Personal Property
once with Rouse 4 Jennings, Marble Block, snpe-
rior-St nay 80
LYMAN LITTLE, DEALER. IN
RIAL ESTATE. .--Kesps Z gTsat variety Of taIm,
md City Property Tor sale or Kent Al,s2s enoiS
IoVa and Missouri Once No s, AtWafsr Buliding
UlsEsland, Ohio. - ela-1.1o
DEAL ESTATE.-E. n. KEYES
&, (foTmarly Of the arm Of Littles keyes,l has
S15,ed a Real t-tats Once IN Rouges Block corneI
o. lperior-St and Public square, and has constantly
On hfnd seTsrl thousand loTe8 81 r5t quality lernl-
Ire Tarl IN re State Of Iowa, Wisconsin and MIS-
ao,srs 70 schanF8 for city or country pnopGrEi qa
foP ni.Einds Of DsrEonal qro71gTs keftoaAh 30 2
ngslllaly. w.
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spirlr RatIous in the Navy.

The Secretary of the Navy has formally
given notice that the spirit ration will cease
in the Navy, from and after the first OF
September, in accordance with the Con
gressional enactment. THERE'S to be paid
to every person, now entitled to spirit ra-
ton, FIVE cents commutation in addition to
his present Dispatch TO Philadelphia
Il0i1reT.
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Auetiou sale Of Linen Goods, &,

Auction Sale OF Linen GOoosJ eSc'
By reference to the advertisement Of
Messrs. o. Cutter & Son, it VIII be seen
that they commence large sale Of Linen
Goods, Cloths, Hosiery, &C., On Tuesday
morning, the 29th inst. The goods being
all fresh and in good order, it tpresents an
unusually good opportunity for dealers
and families to obtain supplies, st reason
sbls prices. As it is well known to all
that Dry Goods Of all kinds are held 1t
very high figures, and eOnstahtly advana-
inEin the Eastern market now Is the tirae
lor bargains. As it is very seldom such q
stock Of goods is offered ct public auction
chose dssirOus Of purchasing viii do Wen
isezsntns this stock previous to The sale
which commences ct ten O'clock A. N.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-29

The Charleston Courier Of q recent date
contained the following intelligence from
Texas:
An order has been extended for every
family to leave Galveston, it having been
determined, as in the case Of Vicksburg,
to defend it 10 the last. The order has
been complied with, except by some seven
families. The parties being suspected
their homes were searched, when the Stars
and Stripes were discovered, intended to
be hung out should the Federals take the
city. Al those found gully Of this treason
'sers taken out and Immediately hung"
Yet these are the people who talk of re-
tsliaing on Gen. Butler for hanging the
man who tore down the Union flag when
first raised by loyal hands in New Orleans.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-29

How THE War IS CARRIED OK IN THE
SOuTH.-"Our men," writes surgeon
connected with the Fifty-secOnd Regi-
ment Indiana Volunteers, shave killed
many bloodhOunds, valued at S1OO apiece.
These dogs, kept to hunt runaway negroes,
were put after some Of our men, and hence
their slaughter
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-29

On the 4th the Stars and stripes waved
in sVsry State Of the Union. Heretofore,
since she rebelIed, the asacred soil Of
Texas has not been visited by the emblem
Of freedom but on the 4th party Of men
from the steamer Rhode Island landed at
Galveston and raised the old flag. They
were subsequently driven of, but they had
accomplished their purpose and were sat
isfed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-29

The sale Of postage stamps in New York
on Wednesday last, amounted to theeztraz
ordinary sum Of $4,000. That was eer-
tainly very liberal Increase Of the small
circulating medium, now 20 much in vogue
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-29
PENS,
OPTICAL.
sOlOmOnsOn's Improved SpectacIes,
D. II. soLoMONsoN.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPFICIkN,
Keeps the largest assortment In the Optical line ofany
in the trado. From his long residence In this City
and the extensive Patronage received during that
time, he would say to his old friends and the public
generally, that no effort that could be put forth 10
1890 to best qlffs- IIses, grUuuu
under MS own inspection, to suit the eyes, in all
ss curing weakness dizziness infam nation Of the
Eye and lmparting strength for long reading and pe
sewing. The reputation Of SOLOMUHSON'S estab-
shment as the most reliable 10 get the beat articles
in that line that be obtained has become an es-
tabished fact and attested by his patrons whose ad
vice IL Is, GO TO SOLOMONS0H. (mAks no mistake
100 Superior-St, under the American and there You
will hnd the best kind OF SPECTACLES adapted to
your sight. q :
All kinds Of Optical, Mathematical and PhiIosoph
ical Instruments, Astronomical Telescope from $50
20 slAO. surveying lnstruments, various prices a
large stock OF Microscopes from % to s75; Marine
telescopes Spy Glasses, large variety. Lenses. Eye
B5- ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain
a. perfect natural. -
Hotel ,nj,-Ss
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PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.

nH0 TOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, AT
Il New AoIA Ptioe' r. B DOUGLAS 3 co.,
-s4 ...a. Cd. ........ I79 Superiorast-
A ARTIRTl3' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
NE FT0N7s and GCqpIs Qi and WEE Z ~ SPsois' %
- g. 4- .7i- 1T9 Superi0r-St.
oyj N, END SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD
fAa917 - t79 SuperiOr-St-
PHt 5ToaRAIsH COPIES OF CELEBRATED
Pa intinRs and EnszginSs G,,v,Y ssC0,s
iI9 supsrtor-9t.
s'o,1RT-Fs DE- VIsIrE" or CELEBRATED
'I5su 40 WomsJt and PalmgIss Mar2lesT e.
III Superior-st.
F0Te ENaRA. WINGS or DgsTINeU eUIsHAD
HS.n ~ :, - - 3 DOUGLAS B %.
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