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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-06

BAPTIsHAL CAREMoNY-On SUNDAY After.
noon, the ceremony OF baptism by immersion
was performed at the E street Baptist Church,
in presence of numerous company. The per
i Ta.,n Ao wso made a profession ., m r.,. D. d.
during the recent protracted meeting at the
Ninth street Methodist Protestant Church.
The ceremony was performed bv Rev. g. T.
Cochel. pastor OF the Ninth street hurch; and
this being the first baptism by immersion per-
formed BY Methodist minister IN this section
OF the country for many ysarss 1t excited con-
siderable interest After the ceremony was
finished the congregations was dismissed with
q benedietion by Rev. Mr.. Gray, pastor OF the
Z street Baptist Church. The congregation
was made MP OF Alarge portion OF the men,
bership Of both the churches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-06

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA houTE, ria Baltimore an d
RarrislxsE, TO The Nonh and WsSt.-Two trains
leave Washington daily and one on Sunday-suick
tme-low fare and sure connections. SOldiers'
tickets sold throush at Government rates. For
tickets and further information apply at the Office
OF Great PENNSYLVANIA Route, northeast corner of
Pennsy " anla syenue and sixth street, Washing
ton. Ufce open from q m to 9p. m; on Sun
days from to pm
elaly E.O NoRrox, Agent
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SRQREr DlsHASKa.

Ss,saystan's Cir is the most certain, safe and
snectuAi reEsdy-indsed, the only vegetables rem
sdy ever discovered. Cures In two to four days,
md recent Cases in twsnty four hours, No miusr
III, no baisasn, no mercury. Only ten pills to be
taken It IL the soldiers hope, end friend 20
iscse who do not want to DE exposed Male pack
sges, 81: female, SIS. @
Samay.sas's Roc. asa HsYb JsicsS-A positive
and psgm 2nsnt cure for Syphilis, 3esofals, Ii2ars,
Sores, Spots Tettsrs, &c Prics 81, Ejr bot les
Tor sb koldby 8. O. Fort sss advertisement. ms
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FIR ST
NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON.
Cauitas-S5 400 0OO

- This BANK, organized under the National
Bsnkina Law Of the last Congress, 10 opened this
day fer the ransAeaon Of bu, mess, 1T the corner
ssf fifteenth and y strests. opposite Treasury De
psrtment II. d. COOKS, President.
WV. q. HUNTINGTON, Caahiar. ss9i-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-06

The eHRAY DRAWBACK 10 persons emigratirs to
the extreme sssern country is the sreas fear they
al diseases; Every day. we hear OF persons a.
tackled BY this Olsen Sc and made helpless in snort
view Of she great demand for = remedy, Boststter
has pressnted his celebrated 'Bitters.' whose
bsen universally acknowledged. The :" Bittsrs."
prepared after . long experience and deep study,
Ihystcans. rs well - all classes from every part
Of our country. Ts those who doubt their many
themselves respe ctiyely.
Sold By Druggists and dealers generally every
where
wholesale Agsnts-A. M. Bininser Co., 1877
Penn. ave. SEES cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-06

All PERSONS wishing To mail letters to foreign
countries respectfully requs~te to ascertain tt
amount OF postage due thereon before depositins
tries must l.. paid in coin nited States Treas
Try Entcs with the addition of the rating premium
coin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-06

DISEASES OF TIVE NERVOUS. SEMINAL. URIgssg
AKD sexual sY9-KMs.-Eew and reliable treat
mantIin hsports Ct tie E9yQtd Assoc.asscT,.,se zen
pr. j. skillin Houghtopf HovsE association,
Ph1ihderhia, Pa an 72-srr
F4ssAsssD 20 GUS y sIx DAyE,-Dr. GODFREY .
sntIspte ar ErRliss Specific 90 siZty-aye years
handing, will care 6oEoTFkRk as sia DAYS. NJ.
shaugs OF diet required Price sl per bottle. Sold
e s: 9. FORD, corner lith stree and Pa. svenrg
WsshInPtoe> &rd Henry Cork. Aierap9r;s II s-FS
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AUCTION SALES.


BY =. 9. MoGUIR1 & Co.. Austsoassfs.
o.+ essLIo sALl.-0n FRIDAY ARfARNOON,
he sa,fs oeoea on tss premises a I'll ssll,
.tonvn6 feet inches on the west ode of nh
back leo feet. teAs
Title tnAisnatAblo.
aefms; Ons half cash balance In two AMI four
%onsns Tor notes satisfactorily secured besrinr
interest. Expenses Of eonveyAneins ct pnrcSaseTs
seq 10. Moe ORB co., Auss..
.I gTH1 A I sALH is POSTPONED IN
sonse ausnce OF the storm until TUISDAY Oct
otn, 81 So o'clock, on the pre- misses "
COZ c. MCGUIRE & co Aucts
BY 9. MCGUIRE co., Auctioueera.
EXECU TOR. SALE OF IaPROVED PROP
IL HRfr.-On TU1SDAY AITERNOoN Ontobar
9Th A. clock, on the preI,isse, shalt SCH Lot
ssusIs Nc 2ss fronting together Is feet ii inches
streets running back about 20 feet to vile paved
alley tossther with the inproyements, consist
inc Of Two-story Brick Dwelling house and q
Brick Stable.
Terms: One third cash the remainder in six and
twelve months. with interest, secured By deed Of
trust on the premises
Cost of conveyancins, including the United
States stamp, to be paid By the purchaser.
JOHN MCCL1LLAND, Executor
se 26-eo J. O. MEG IRD CO.. Auets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-06

ORPHANS COURT, SEPT. 26TH. 1s63-Dis.
" trict Of Columbia. Washington County, To. ytt !:
In the Sc of Hugh Murray, sdministrato Of Mary
Murray. decd the administrator AFORESAID has, with
the APPRECIATION Of the Orphans' Court of Wash
18th day Of 0etober, 1858, for tbs final settlement
and distributions Of the eerson 81 estate of said de-
have been collected and turned into money; VIXEN
and where all the creditors ard heirs Of SAID de,
ceased are notified to attend. tat the 0rphans'
Court Of Washington county AforssAidJ With their
claims properly youch cd, or they may otneisnse
by Law be excluded from aH be neht In said de-
ceasedb estate pr. vidsd copy OF this order DO
published once week for three weeks IN the Daily
tober. lass. Test: z. O. R0B6INs..
~ 81 Isvsvr Register OF Wills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-06

DUELIC SALE Oh VE8Y VALUABLE FARM
NEAR GAN0YER SWITCH, nine miles from
Baltimore, on the Washington Railroad. The sub
strdeer vii offer at Public Sale, on the premises,
on sATURDAY. Oct 10th, 1886, at Z O'Clock m the
Farm now owned by Hubbell. ESQ, Containing
Is5 seIer we'll fenced watered and lined i'm proved
by Dwelling house, Barn, Stable Corn House, and
Tenant House.. The land is we'll i'm proved, and
lsrRe portion In timothy. and clover, and in full
view Of tn e baltimore and Washington turp ppks
and railroad, and binding on both ut the mule
stone, adjoining the lands of Wu. Plumm or and
others Also, 1t the seme time and place, the
b ock, Crops, Farming I'm plements and about 4e
tons OF Hay Terms for land, one third cash bal
snce In one and two years or all cash, At the op.
ton OF the purchaser. For terms for personal
property and particulars apply to NJ BANNON.
No 80 st Paul street Baltimore ocs sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-06

A CiaD.-1 propose now, that / am released from
Car -ul Political Prison to lay be!o.e az fridod
SD t; public State ~ ~ .ac a. gyan II,
L defence he charge died o. it's own enormit g.
j yIur irdu g-rca a. QUAsrRIaL6
Washington, October :. 1913 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-06

MARBLE MANTELS.s #s4
n Large assortment constantly on hand and For
Sale low fer cash. Persons wishing to p7rchsss,
will please call and examine my stock on b md.
NICHOLAS ACK ER,
se26 lm* 3 and New Jersey aSenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-06

By ]. O. MoGUIRl & 90. Auctionsers.
EOUR HAND8OM1 BUILDING LOTS ON Az
L sTHsl7, sH1wIl1 VLRGIsIl AyaNua AND souI 4
) sfRlBR.-On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Oct. 18th.
at41 o'clock, on the premises. We shall sell Lots
pumneIed 10 II, II. and I! In subdivision OF Square
No. 81 fronting essh 20 feet ~ street betwsen
south street and Virginia avenue and running
back ii s feet 10 Inches TO . public alley.
Terms: One third in cash the remainder In six
ard twelve months, With interest. secured By deed
of trust on the premises. -
Title perfect. All conveyances At the expense OF
purchaser. A cash payment Of SIS will be required
1t the time of perchase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-06

NEW
Gsatlenrz's C7othtag ,-Ne,c and FASHIONABLE
large assortm, MT for Dress and Busiaehs wear
The English Sack and Walking Coats eIcsll in
beauty, grade and finish anything .Yer offered in
this city. WALL, STEPHENS & Co.
500 Pa. avenue, bet 9Th and 10th sts
ocah INTEL. and Repub.
CoRNs, Buniens, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints aud
other disorders Of the Feet cured without pain by
Or. White, Surgeon Chiropodist. No 42i Penn
sxlvania avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets
Washington, d. O. Ne charge for consultation.
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IN. BLousf, sol'r. for Petitioners
seIl.Saw&ds j. O. MoGUIRI6 CO. Auct~

By J. O McGUIRl co. Auctioneers.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT. CORNER OF
NESDAY AFT16N0UN, October Z, at S O'Clock,
on the premises, " snail sell Lot No II, Square
q the corner of Seventeenth, and ming back TS
feet on Seventeenth. This Lot is beautifully sit
PIE ier business purposes, IS the neighborhood 10
INN ediately after, we shall sell Lot No 4. I'm
square Nc fos, fronting esfeet on north N street.
DeIween Sevsnteenth and Eighteenth streets, ana
rms:-One third in cash; the remainder In six
and twelve months, with interest
oc 5 j. O. McGU IRE q co. Auctha
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THERE is NO denying the fact. tt at At the Dol
lar stcreo f433 Pennsylvania enue. nesr AZ at }
they have the 10 ost beautiful stock OF Jewsry and
Plated Ware ever offered here for the price
Ever, body should so there and SEA for themselves
what q dollar will buy. oc5 -lwr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-06

CLoA1s AND sHAwLsi, ron
A splendid stock az Ladis q COLORuD and BLACK
CLOTH CLOXKe AND CIRCULARS Of new and
bsaatiful designs; also great veriety OF the new
styies OF sHANLe. Bor sale Low oX, ~
81 ssMT u n - a85ss. So
tuuera' fenta made .snd for ssle by
s039 Blsyeuth street, g
s0SSSsas near Rilsys Wharf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-06

By GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
-FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT
O'Clock p m. we shall ieI in front OF the prerni-
ses, street, between 9th and 18th streets north,
four stor! H1iss E9S a. c1ntnin;ns ten large
IL, in Square No. 4A. -
The sttention Of buyers 10 invited to the salss ~
city. Sale without reserve.
Terms: One half cash balance in six, t<elys,
eighteen and twenty four months for notes bearing
interest secured by deed of trust on the premi-
ses. All convey ancins and stamps at cost of ths
OIL GREEN T. wTIITAMs Iu.ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-06

INV CLosKs.-Burdstte Aas lust received from
Nav ie'k ons huLcr.d i,ia C!nsSa Tor ladies
ane SYKES o. shioh are the very ia.sst: 10 TIM
Ing .. DDS for forty dsga mis- general stock OF Try
Gtocs is conilste in each dsp.r;meG. Ons price
Terms cash. W. w BURDRrrH,
oc 6.5t No 351 9TH street. betxeen [ and Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-06

GS .kEWARD-Strayed or st len from resi-
.HsI dence, corner of Cd and streets south, on
October LIST DUN HORSE with black legs black
and tail, and ia a natural PAGER and for merly
longed to W. d. Wallsch will pay the above
reward nd all reasonable expenses for his delivery
Gc5 TT GEO. B. SMITH,
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| TWO FURNISHED PAaLnR3 SUITABLE
i for Mem er Of Congress and his wife. or else
| Tor tv genter en-. Also, Room tina dr-t door
suitable for al tiiic-. Apply at 81 street, be-
! tween ia and 18th SITS. ne 5-its
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-09
Southern Reports.

Late Southern papers say that three
steamers ran the blockade into Charleston
on the 14th ult. All from Nassau Of course.
Mobile, they brag, is impregnable. The
Richmond Enquirer in an editorial admit
ting that the Union blockade "has shut
them almost entirely out from the outside
world" says that the most mischief this
has done them is in afFOrding their Op-
pOnents an opportunity to manufacture
public opinion for the world. The Peters
burg Express tells us Of a late rally of I'm
iOnists in Yadkin county, North Carolina,
where number Of them took refuge in a
Quaker Church and defended themselves
with arms against rebel efforts to cOnscript
them, killing two and losing two, the rest
getting of safely to the mountains.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-09

General Logan (sa Old-line Democrat of
the strictest school, before the war wiped
out his party obligations in a speech to
his soldiers on the 22d ult, denominated
the COpperhead Democracy as the
"GOpher" party. It is good and sugges-
tive name. The gopher is an undermining,
burrowing, misohievOus animal, with sharp
curved claws. They are very injurious to
vegetation, and their character and habits
are not commendable. The naturalist Say
styles the common Western variety psssn-
dostonc, or afalse mouth" The under
mining of public confidence, of faith in
the army, in the Union, and the Govern
ment, is the characteristic work of the
secssh gophsrs, while the "fslse mouth"
is their universal characteristic.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-09

A SPLENDID COUNTRY - -
IN RESIDENCE TO LET.-A Country "A
ltesiaence on Euclid-St half a mills beyond -1A
the City Limits. Good Frame House and Barn, with
teen of land. viii rent on reasonable terms.
For particulars, enquire of kOCH, LEVI & MEYER,
No. l7 Watsr-St feblq
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Total amount Of Assets....D.............
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The False and Crusl ReVores HeeardinE
the HospitnIs nsnr yiclEBbErG.
In Saturday evenings LEADER, we quo
ted paragraph from correspondent OF
the St. Louis Republican, giving most hOr-
rible and hesrl-sickening reports from the
hospitals at Yeung's Point and especially
Of a Billiards. Huts" (This extract viii
be found upon the first page Of this morn
ings issue. We characterised that report
as grossly and criminally false, on the
strength Of the assertions Of gentleman
direct from that point. We are further
authorized by the same authority, (Mr.
Charles B. Flood, who has for months been
in the employ of the United States Sanita-
" Commission, upon hospital boats upon
the Mississippi to say that the report re-
garding those hospitals is a direct and in
famous lie, from beginning to end. Doubt
less the writer had never visited "Bal-
lard's Huts," as, if he had, he would hardly
dare to perjure himself so grossly. Those
Hhuts" are double log cabins, spacious,
clean, warm, and thoroughly comfortable.
They are in every way as comfortable as
the houses in which our fathers lived fifty
years ago, and in which tens of thousands
Of settlers are living at this day in the new
lands Of the west. The location is the highest,
drisst and best fitted for hospitals of any in
all that region, and furthermore, The Sur
gsons themsslOss EVs in these huts" There
is no foundation whatever for the lying
reports Of the correspondent.
The Plain Dealer speaks of these reports,
which are most agonizing to all who may
have friends in the South with the army,
and with cool fendishness, adds;
We regret that we haven't space to pub
lish o detailed account Of tie eruelties
practiced in the Medical Department there
They are Of the most sickening and heart
rendering character"
Of course you do. They would discOur-
age enlistments and add to the charges tC
be brought against the Government, and
of course you aTegret" that you cannot give
them. Such is your patriotism.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-09
The outbrenk nt Columbus.

A Columbus dispatch of Friday night
tn tbo-oiaUiuuzti Gazette, Gays:
Considerable excitement continues to
pervade in the city on the mob affair Of
last night. It is feared that something
more serious will take place. Democrats,
high in official position, were heard to-day
uttering threats, which, if carried cut, will
result in further disturbance of the public
peace. The indignation meeting to-mor-
row will doubtless be largely attended,
and strong efforts will be made to impress
on the minds of the people that it is neeessa-
ry to arm themselves for their protection.
The military are under orders to be ready
for any emergency, and prompt and de-
cided action will be taken if it should be
necessary. All newspaper Offices are
now under the protection Of guards Of the
United States soldiers.
teThe damage at the Crisis office will not
exceed $500, the composition and press
work being done at another Office"
The proprietors of the Cincinnati En-
quirer became alarmed, and applied to
General Wright for protection. General
Wright very properly referred them to the
authorities, saying, that if they couldn't
preserve order, and should call on him,
that he would then furnish assistance
The proprietOrs then appealed to the May
CT, who proposed to sac them protected
They persuaded q number Of friends to
stay with them Friday night, fully armed
and equipped. Of course, there was no
reason whatever for their fright.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-09
1lfPoRrANT ro FlMAL1a.
DR. CHEEsEMAN's PILLS.

IN III 4HGAC4ANLGAAA y LAAIs
Ihs combination Of Ingredients In these Pills eN
the result OF long and extensive pra1ties. Thsy ara
mild in thair operation, and certain In correcting al
ITszuIaritiss painful Msns.Euation removing all stB
st-uctions Whistler fromeold or otherwise, hsldsaha
pain IN the side, gslpitaton Of ne haariB whites ali
nervous affections, Mysteries, fatigue, psin 70 TIA
back and limbs, Sc, disturbed sleep. Vhioh AEisss
from interruption Of nature.
DR. OHEEsENAN'S PILLS
vsz the commencement OF now era IN the troatmenf
OF those irregularities and ohstraetaI, which Lss
consigned 50 many to q premature graFs. No lsnail
can enjoy good health unless she 4 regular, and
Whenever an obstruction taxa plaes ths gs1sral
kaslth begins u decline.
DR, CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
ars the most oestusl remedy known for ali CON
plants peculiar 70 Famalaa TO All olaasos thdy ar
Invaluable including, with certainty periodical reg
uiarity They are known to thousands, who haFl
ussd them at diersnt psrods, thFoush0ut the eoaa,
try having the sanction of sos Of tia most sHinos
Physicians IN Amsrios.
Explicit directions, stating WbGu they should M
DO used, With each Fox. The pEics. 81 60 parBE
containing nom 50 to 80 Ffls. -e
Pill ssnt b. mail, promptly, By rsmittihg 70 N
PF0BFistor. sold By Druggists generally.
z. D. HuTOHIEas, ProprisfoE.
% Osdsr-st.. EsU Tsrk.
- Eeld WboIosals and Retail IN Cleveland b.
STRONG ARMSTRONG; aprl4ssOThs7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-09
Pollen 0E ROSES,
THE P0LLEN OF ROSES is THE

NHE PSJLLGN Ot hOOEO I5 THE
concentrated medical virtue Of flowers, having
a special affinity for those chemical agents that
blacken and destroy the teeth. An experience Of y
years in the treatment Of diseased teeth, has resulted
in the production of this most valuable discovery by
which teeth may be kept from decay. and in teeth
already decaved the work of destruction may be at
on arrested. 1t il invaluable for chill tren lntan-
cy s provided with - Of these beautiful organs as
temporary to permanent and more perfect set. But
the vices Of fashionable life rob the children ofthese
treasures at an early period. Their tender Jaws
shrink and the second set in distorted and IN
slightly in shape. Parents, for your chidrens sake
prevent this.
Prof. Leaureau's Pollen Of Roses is warranted to
keep the teeth clean and sound 80 long as 1t 10 used
according directions. Try it, and thus escape the
torturing pains that to follow the abuse OF
those decate organs and prevent the loss that must
eusuo non their becoming diseased. Don't wnitfor
the tOOth-a' he Don't wait until the Dentist gets
hold Of you. Don't wait until your beautiful teeth
DIe rain. Don't wft -aafii thu Fs-tsA7 of
your mouth look like the opening 10 a deserted
Church-yardl -
Manu- actured under the supervision OF Pro-; Q. B.
Leauresu Doctor of DENIAL Surgery, Philadelphia,
Pa fn 1rhnm all nrdars Ehnuld be addressed.
n b. The citiZsns Will be called upon at their
homes by the Agent. mh4;43q
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BosFoS OOHSrRs, n. "

"
December 27, 1861.
WH. h. .GRFGa s CO-Gents: I freely give y0u lib
ery to make use Of the following geTtnoate OF the
value Of Constitution Water, which can recommend
in the highest manner:
Ny wife, who was attacked With pain In the shoul-
derB whole length of the back and IL her limbs with
Palpitation Of the Heart, attended with railing q
fbo Vorob Dvsmsnorrhse and Irritation Of the Blad-
der called physician, who attended her about
three months when he lefI her worse than be found
her Then employed one Of the best physicians 1
couid fnd who attended her for about nine months
and while she was under his she did not sufler
slifa ~ uurh main be finally gave her Up aud saidi
ssher case vas fnCurabla-' "For, said hei ahe nas
such combination Of complaints that medicine CIV
an for one operates against some other OF her d1Cl
ties" About this time, she commenced the use OF
Constitution Water, and 10 our utter a5tonsnulenti
almost the first dose seemed to have the desired ef
fect and she kept on improving rapidly under its
treatment and now superintBnds entirely her do
mestic affairs She has not taken any Of the Const-
tuition Water for about four weeks and We are happy
70 ssy that it has produced a permanent cure
WM, NJ. VAN BEHSCHOTEh.
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FOR SALE

Lase-st-HOuse and Lot, sOxlz7 feet, on a corner
$500
Muirson-St-Larse two story House and Lot with
Barn.
lafge Brick House in good style with water and gas
and lot 50xlj0 feet, kinsman near Erie-St.
40 acres good Land in Canada.
Two Lots PrOspect-St near HUDSON $50 per foot,
on time.
Superior-St-DweIlingH House No. 3l6, modern i'm
prOvements, Barn. &c Lot a3K20O feet.
HuntiBg gton -St-GOGd House and Lot for e, 800.
Kinsnan st, near FOrest-A large two story HOase
and Lot, s2X2O feet. 50 50J.
JNO. JENNINGS, 2II superior-st.
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OPTICAL.
L. II. sOLOAEONsON,

PRACTICAL AND sOIEHTfFIJ OPI1OIA
Kssps the largest assortentin thu Opcsl lima Ofsa
the trade. From his long residence in this City
and the extensive patronage received during that
time he would say - his old friends and the public
generally, that enort that could be put forth 70
secure the THrT best quality Of Crystal Glasses, rUunL
under his inspection, 70 auit the eyes in AL
5ss curing weakness, dizziness or Inflammation o thT
Eye and ipartinE strength for long reading and I'M
sewing. The reputation Of SOLOMOh2ONB = e8tab-
Esment a. the most reliable TO get the best articles
tablished sCt and atteed DY hi7 patrons whose ad-
vice q is: 60 TO SOLOMOhSOAst make no mis-
there you will md the best kind Of SPE0FAChEa
adapted 70 your sight.
that he never employs any In tho Bao Of his Lem
ses and those who desire pair Of hl3 Spectaclaa
only obtain them by calling st his Establlshment q
- ARTlFIOIAh EYEs Inserted without Raia
- perfect A. natural.
Hetel suEI