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The New York herald., 1863-11-14
rousEs. Hoom-. &C. WANTED.

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Board Of Counctianen.

STATED sRSsION-TmusspAv Nov. IL 1858.
FouW O'CLOCK r. H.
Tho Board met pursuant to adjeurnmcnt In their Cham
bee No. Is City Hall
quoru answering 10 their namcs on OF roli
the Board deollred until Monday, 10th
four o'cluck p. NJ. JAMES N BWEENY, Clerk. =
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

TEA And COFTEH STORE roR sAIn IN. CIIE
bra 90 % Tea abd f0re" ore ~ .faAd tifesi sstal.
-EsG and icfuary occupied - John Ars Ant stu
Flfuressud ifI cirGis nUrnrfrd vi hr hIsnssH
Tisis . oGrreI Tor ~ oTfntlniy ss Le Fsfsut
seldom frfeatef 90 la Do
rssn tusne~ he yesr ro4nf. Am a. . Z. fNlTH ~
rstsa1 fsst hirl osr.
'I'O BRFuERs AsD OTHERS -THE WILL KNOWS
j Lalfr Ierr Bfsusfg II Z y Nsssf. fas 10
fIuth svsnus Aud iAtl sTsst MaLhatiahris b a
oe~rri lrf ef bargain o. hss -s sttd fsl.
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To- tissTf mHsf b fof sthr sees lhs
ls g'ts 20 'lls. II4uirc Al 10 sal.sf.
c0DS WILL by ruE LEAsY. STOCK AND FI1
.Tc-c tfres o. ne srncsW 49, J. or Store of
iertrJ aud sut.rfy srrsts nssf hgsau srsssros g.
nga esfl 1st'ss N flA - ua.s rat rsf nr 70 fsl
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The New York herald., 1863-11-14

rI,o TAxPAYErs-yorrCg IL HEREBY GIVEN
tn rer cont wi n" sdd"d ~ ~. l., Dscem er
al remaining uursa addi ional wil
ba sGced nc 18th sad month Of Decemner on All
remaining unpaid 81 Of January IN est a.
~ calculated from day
tho received by 'ke Receiver - raves No
will Be rec@ vci after clock =. " oMcs hours
4. " 10 p ".
Degartnant - Bureau of the Receiver - Taxes
JouS MURPHY. Receiver.
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The New York herald., 1863-11-14

DED Asu CoAT.-NOw DIsCuARDtNDs Ffo%f
IL -',e 500 ~se. ~ rs Fss 80 esr.S Snir orfsfsrr.
D..hrt.S Iu a,.-rrS .ifrsi
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

('OAL 10 81 FER TON
~ rr.i quality q red snd rhe ,sh Goals sresned spA
delivered The following for hfee fsJs Noismbef
IS Hand IS only
Stove coal SO ~
..sAN'-i =
sutns'r c"sis
A TREADwPLL. A4rut
1t0 Navsrey sre. bfal aisia asFHHef
3fl Hoerfy n Thift srfef.
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HOUSES, ROOMS. SO, TO LET.

HOUSES, ROOMS, SC, TO LET.
A MOST ELEoANT PARLoR FLOOR 70 LET AT IS
M :s s1s :sa r .s." and % sI f.
.se desired h.S & q sne e. bach s. Room 90 ,s' bird
the house. References etcksnssf
COUNTRY RESIDENCES TO LEr--os rHE BANKS
- Of the Hudson AZ fsryowp. frv,ng'on .ni R,.tdse
nen,y. you'd 90 We. 70 eonsuts. EMERSON, ~ shiA
FURNISHED HOUSE TO LEr-A COTTAGE HOUSE,
wsk u he sea boai sad faroad dspo, a. s..be
om Se@y Ysr rse Ho,ss w ss H. hSr eomss @ @
.sse sn' Il " ws q Nae l, for P'Sso9nS SonS wrrsos 20
GROCERY AND LIQUOR sroRE.-TO LET, rHR
VI store eaeh room and CELLAR with eounier' ving
he premises no. lao Yves, Twen,J sIih street
uousE TO LIT AT STANFORD. coys-ru.Sisn.
es Or unissnshed very nioe H9u,f End .oin' ~
anYarni.hed 50 p.r menis Inquire of b wApsS3kfH
a Co, .! Pearl street. New i0ft; Or O. CLARK co,
stamford. tonn
I oFrs TO LEr-THE THIRD AND ForRTH FLOORS,
n. az sIsa sao ~ ~ 1900 az rss rs ssbs ior
light manufacturing busints Inquire 10 the coal oiee go
~ ond avenue.
II ooYs TO LET-wIrH OR WITHOUT STEAM
Power .atss: %: tes .n, ..Hs' Appy
L corner o. Midway and TiIr'J.'sven's street
To Lsr-rny POULTRY AND yEGsrArLE De
second .i@s.s .s and q SUI % sr.ase @ H''' ''N'' =
TO LEr-Ar HON BRfD0r A COTTAGE, WITH
co.eh house and .,she vh about foar A., % 81 nd
10 boa.s ''fD faaurs q pcAssAs iss 81 Bls.e".y AZ ~
ITO. LEr-N ErGHTYyorRrH srRgBT. NEAR
k.rp Ic s,osus I o., s,. q s c' wa
knfs n choice ifrt trUton tue kfrhsn. AL IN
perfect orfsr, PoUesaon med alsy. Aptiy =. EN-.
BERsoS al Eighth svsnae.
ITO LEr-rO A SMALL 0ENrEEi pAvlLY. rHE
Il ssrond Floor 9th Kitcbes. the whols frrsr Part
Of houss. wth al ~ fefn impfovsmenis snd ne Fnr
ninfc' iocanon ssn'esL Arpy A. ss wtn my tfh st
ITO LEr-PRON VOW TILL MAY, SPACIOUS NAN.
Il sios IN Cornwall fnrnishsd With hessr ani fefssr.
iage'her with stable, barn ana carnage kotts Address
Pr1prietor. bos y1 Herald orce.
ITO LET--oSE LARGE HArpsosELY PURssnsD
Il 'front.' Ron on the ssoni foor ~ih sfge tanirss a.
iaohed alt one On The hirf fnor house has a. The mo
Germ IMPROVEMENTS. Cal lee TaoBrsn street. between
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-05
The Thorough Bred Stallion
= u IF @ r ID

MILL STAND THE ENSUING SEASON AT
w the American Stable, in the City of Evans
vile. Terms: $50 TO insure SIS the season, and
{ go for single service
Buiord Is DARK Bay, fifteen hams and three
F4nches high. In form, action and epduranoe has
no SUPERIOR and has proven himself an extraordi-
nary Stock Horse. The celebrated Mare presented
Governor Morton by the LIST Indiana Cavalry. il
specimen of his Colts. Also, the young Stallion
raised by VIM. Locket and sold for $500, and MANY
others of like merritt Lady Palmer, his half
sister, has the best TRoTTING TIME ON REC
ORD, to double harness Breeders are invited to
call and examine this Horse aud pedigree aud
several Of his Colts at the American Sta lle
sp3 RICHARDSON BRlTTON, & co.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-05
nASUFACTUEEEs or
II ID 3 q C. C. q

WE ARE NOW THE MOST EXTENSIVE
Manufacturers, in our line, In the State. We
offer the following Tobacco and Cigars, of our own
manufacture, for sale:
200 Boxes of Five Lump per pound so Cts
$40 Boxes Of 10 Lump Ter pound ......... 60 Cts.
200 Boxes Franks Orange Lump p b 65 Cts
800 Rose Bud, in Caddies, per pound ~ co Cts
$40 Boxes Barow's, in Caddies.
300 Caddies Peach Leaf, per pound. ...... 60 Cts.
200 Ell Dorado, Light, per pound. 81 90
800 Caddies Pancake, Light, per pound 80 Cts
100 Boxes Sun Cured Tobacco y b.. SIS Cts
1900 lbs Home Spun Twist Tobacco;
leo Barrels Smoking Tobacco;
200 boxes Bonds Scotch Snuff;
80 Half Barrels Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco;
100 Merschaum Pipes;
100 Gross Briar and Wood Pipes;
200, 600 Clay Pipes, assorted
100 Gross Rubber Pipes;
1000 assorted Pipe Stems;
25,005 Gonna Cigars;
A,n Henry Cl'y Cigars, frst's;
10000 Henry Clay Cigars, Seconds;
2s,000 La Napoleon Cigars;
10000 FL Brutus Cigars.
200,0O0 Half Spanish Cigars;
200 900 Segareets;
220 600 la Salvadina Cigars;
doc, 900 Packs Smoking Tobacco;
~ so Drums Turkish Smoking Tobacco;
1000 Bales Kinnicanick Smoking Tobacco;
80 Drums Shsnghie;
1000 Pounds Mackaboy Snuff;
1000 French Snuff. VHv
Merchants and Store Keepers, look to your
interest; examine our large stock.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-05
Gge aailg auurnal.
SENTIMENTAL AND FUNNY.

From the Nashville Union
ConsolatOry Epistle Of Gen. Grant 10
Gov. Pettus, Of Mississippi.
VIcKssuRe.
Oh, Governor Pettus,
Joe Johnston has met US,
And has got such drubbing he'll never forget
u.s.
Mississippi "chivalry
And Mississippi "divelry
Couldn't vex us nor fret US,
Nor grab us, nor net US;
So nv private advice is hereafter TO let us ALONE
You're pretty good at poker,
s.Thimble rig - or 81 faro bank
Or seven up" or " little joker.
or betting on fquarter race"
Or guzzling down !" bald-face,
Or preaching the salvation
OF swearing and "repudistion,'
Bowie knife and " amalgamation -
In these and other virtues You outshine all
creation.
But for shifting,
And writing,
And scratching and bitin,
And counting the girls,
And playing with their curls,
And prancing and dancing in fashionable
whirls,
From the North pole to the South pole.
From the Equator to Symme's Hole"
In every land in every
The Yankee boys can hold their own,
And OF her peoples also;
You beg me 10 retreat FL shans-
Ny name Is Q. S. Grant,
And so you needn't squaIl SO.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-05

DEATH OF CHILD.-We have some
times seen a little coffin, like casket for
jewels, all alone by itself in a huge
hearse, melancholy with plumes, and
gloomy as a frown, and we have thought
not so should we accompany those
little way who go in the morning. We
half wondered why they did not take
the little coffin into the carriage with
them and lay it gently on their laps
the sleeper there lulled to slumber with
out bosom or cradle We have won
dered what use there was for fears in
such a going in the early morning from
home to home-like fair white doves
with downy wings emerging from Meth
er night, and futtering for entrance at
the windows of heaven. Never has
eHCfc 49, = A----1----.:~. ia 4aka tho
wanderer in, and shut out the darkness
and the storm.
Upon these little faces it never seemed
to us that death should place his great
seal There is no thought of the char
mel house in those young listeners to the
invitation, whose acceptance we are
bound not to forbid; there should be
morning-songs, and not signs; fresh
flowers and not badges of mourning; no
tears, nor clouds, but bright faces and
bright dawnings together.
Fold up the white robe, lay aside the
forgotten toy; smooth the little unpres ).
ed pillow, and gently smile as you think
of the white raiment, of the harp Of
gold, and of the fair brow with lis dia-
dem Of light; smile as you think that no
years can make that memory old An
eternal guileless child, waiting about the
threshold of paradise for the coming
friend from home. Here the glad lips
would culver with anguish, the bright
.curls growing grizzled and grey, the
young heart weary and old-but there,
changeless as the stars, and young as the
last new morning.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-05

-Moas rL;iss~rLe-- th~s 81. 70
had an exact knowledge of the whole
human race, has been miserably cheated
in the choice of wife.
A booty fellow was observed the
other day driving "pig," holding on to
his tail, and when asked what he was
doing, replied that he was studying ge-
biography.
A drop of the blacklist ink may
diffuse light as brilliant as the light of
day.
The past is Gods, the future is
thine-improve it well By repentance.
A Chaplain reading the Bible to the
sick soldiers in one of the hospitals, hit
upon the story of Samson aud the incl
dent of his Staying thousands of Philis-
tines with the jaw-bone of an ass, when
he was suddenly interrupted BY wounded
man, apparently asleep, with the inquiry,
"Who told that story?" at is from the
Bible" solemnly responded the Chap
lain. "Well, hang me if l didn't think
it was dispatch signed John Pore,
Major General Commanding.
- In shop WINDOW, IN rather o0-
scure street in Gotham, you may see
placard which announces, somewhat I'M
dramatically, (however you read the
words), that all sorts of women stays
here!" Whether there is laundering
omission of an 81 after the word "wo-
men" or superhuous one at the close
of the next word. is a doubt which must
tend to attract one sort of customers and
to repel another.
"A gentleman states that, when n
boy, he was one day in the Office of his
grandfather, who held a position under
the Federal Government, and, wishing
TO write, he was about taking sheet of
letter paper from the desk. "What are
you about there?' asked the old gentle
Tue ooy. Ut II DacK, put II 1zcn,
exclaimed the strictly honest official,
shat paper belongs to the United States. F."
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-05
No. e7
Main Street, Sales Room
Factory, Cor. Locust & Water SITS. !

We manufacture all the above goods and will sell
30 per cent. cheaper than any House in our State.
We would call the attention of Merchants who
deal in our line, TO buy from the manufacturers,
where they can save 80 per cent.
F. FEEDRICH BROS, 3
aP2l Evansville, Indiana.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-05

A drop of the blacklist ink may
diffuse light as brilliant as the light of
day.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-05

M~-- rL;les~rL~--LetL ~~sL+ Le
had an exact knowledge of the whole
human race, has been miserably cheated
in the choice of wife,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-05

"A Paris, Ky, correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial is responsible for
the following: Our town has been under
martial law for some days Mr.. Sam.
Scott Clay, a clever young fellow with
rebel proclivities, who lives some four or
FIVE miles from here, was in town yester-
day. Wishing to go home in the after
noon he found he could not get permit,
and was telling Mr. James Hall, who is
first rate Union man, about the matter.
Hall also lives in the country Hall
told Clay that there were no pickets on
the road leading frown town to his house,
and that he would 60 home before night
Clay said, Well, viii go along with
you; but" said he, shaping his hand
on his pocket, Il have got that id Gin
cinnati Enquirer in my pocket, and if
the pickets find that, I go up certain"
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-05

A booty fellow was observed the
other day driving "pig," holding on to
his tail, and when asked what he was
doing, replied that he was studying ge-
biography.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16

D EAL ESTATE AGENCY.

EAL ESTATE AGENCY
Nrsoss having HOUSES and LOTS 10 SELL, or
HOUses 10 RENT, will 10 welt by csuiak On the
eueeostbers. Also, persons desirous Of Purchasing
o. nentiag Dwellings csn b. provided for. lrL \
tsonpt attention given 10 all Real Estats basi-
Apply 10 WIN. W. BuRpoN. With aa0'. f'1r
,.isss = CLARK L. GAYLORD. Attorneys, 7fIG
y 9tra Rsal Estate Brokers, and Auetioseers, 4
nsr =, \. Room p 9crDer 1th .nd : Est,eeis.
N. Morrsil, U. 8. g.; Hon. 4 Il. Fsntor, N. q I,
Non. Chaplin Hall, N. G.; Hon; q. ". s.oissId, H.
cj Non. 4. w. Ffench. I'd Auditor, and others.
WANTED. .a
SiSio00 secured on real ewtAte. .... d
tiately. = = 1-Tl7 m : ~ 'ITT'0 III
atsIy. y ''0-' Tf7--' -
FOR RENT a".. 7a.f faa o. ..
Two newly furnished houses .a1. .... f.
L. FUR SALE.
Three three-sfory brick houses and lots. 4yrg
Two three story brick houses and lois, with sta.
bles. ~ W
tne 'hrse-s,ory frame house and lot, with sts-
One twostory brick house and lot, with TOUR
rooms. =. .
Prices from s1so to $4,000 Terms easy. Apply
10 " REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Room No, ., corner seventh and streets.
jyi6-u r-. -'.'g
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16
DENTISTRY.

NEW INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL CLEoPLAsTIC BONE TEETH.
without metal plate or CLASPS, by
DR.. q. B. eIGE 9 N OND,
90 Broadway, New York; and a8O Penn avenue,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth sts,l
wAsHiNaToN, D. c.,
Calls the attention Of the public to the folowinAl
advantages Of his improved system;
ist. The teeth Of his manufActure will never cnr-
rode nor change color by any Aoids and are three.
fourths lighter than any other.
81. No teeth nor roots need be extracted, a. the
artificial ones oan be inserted over them.
ID. Tho roots will bc made inonenaive and never
10 ache.
eth. No Temporary teeth are needed, a. permanent
ones can be- made Immediately, thereby preserviug
the natural expression Of the face, which, under
tho old system, - frequently dishgursd.
bu. This work has been fully tested, for over i've
yeN by many Of the hrst chemists and physicians
OF tiis and the old country.
Dr.. >. has also invented . white indestructible
metal hlliRg, with which the most sensitive teeth
can be niled without pain, and can build up per.
teot sound tooth on any side roots, which Will last
Cal and sxanise for yourselves. nov sLsm
nR. LOCKWOOD CONTINUES THE
~ practice Of Dentistry, In the Warrington
1uildinG, corner Pennsyly Anis avenue and seventh
street. Having praoticed In the South nearly sis.
teen ysars he feels assufsd that ha can give ssts
fssti0a 70 any that may call
Teeth lhAartrd ~ VIlebnitf, Nnhh4t, ~ ~,
Plats. ChL iots sn.b isssrsd shsp 'asirst.
- l-N
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16
WANTS.

A YOUNG ENGLISH LADY DE-
N sires a situation ss GOyERNEss. Her ~
9siie3snts are English IN al II: branches, Music
suss 81 VIII sss - ~ S
" Of vidowsr.i Address tAox 4, RttueifsWsn W
O.oo.. :. L.-a... $50 ~.
N ENGLISH YOUNG LADY DE-
IA sires situation to tesch Auaic, French, Ger
man. or any. Of the English branches. Address
Boa 8, Republican Once. jyiS-st
A EDUCATED YOUNG LADY DE-
IA lsires q sisv.tinp - Readsr in A Genteel fam
iiy. Address, as hepubsiean Once soxa H''iiia
A NURSE, WANTED IMMEDIATE
taIiiGence and Real Estate once, No. sii Ninth
strset, near Psnnsylvsnia avssus.I 9 ~ L iylt
CARRIER WANTED. 4--APPLY AT
~ this once. -.-. "
NovERNMENT HOSPITAL FOR
NJ THE INSANE, at 81. Efizalssk. On the Ana
eo.tla Hessh,A-wsete1, NAN ~, sHS h!s !!,,v W!yE,
to'tske charge Of the LAUNDRY, an elderly sIN0LE
MAN, who would be glad Of q good home With
MSdeiats % %ysSIs. ior ,pgtss e ths i9dsss aad az
tsadants. Applicants must bring svt6easo q rood
character. and must be able 70 read and writs.
'HOLD, SILVER, TREASURY NOTES
~ and DATED states Sonas ?, y siHds .snssd
jsas-im .a't Room ., cor. seventh and sls.
WANTED EDIATELY
b. psid z s.d nons osSs
P.a.s 30, On street, near he ocrnsf q ssSsa.
7 .Eqri Lsut. cSl, z; n. GREENE
may ss-u Dspassnsnt Of waahinston.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16
UPHOLSTERY
NTER N A l. REV NUE..
l. IkCONkiTAx.

/ n 7 Il II N a u II u u N q Il
INCONkiTAk.
De It known to all whom II may concern, that a
resuTn OF their prorts, gains As ~, arainB from
their business, and tom any otter source what
Of Juiy, 1883. ul ~ n F".rIUI sIIgra r,.1r' - =
section II OF ExeisS Law imposes = penalty OF
of ono Hundred Dollars for n<5isa or rsssi 10 ir-
nish the required list. .ihor.l
Also, n return of all Carriages, and silver Plate
over ~ ounces Troy weight, must be returned,
The office OF the Asseslor Tor tho District Of CO.
lunbiA j. at No. tt Eighth street. be$f Pvnnsyl.
vanis ascnue Opsu hom eN O'Clock Z. IN. until
o'clock y, m, every week day.
June %, l8ss. Js7S-stawuuiyi
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16

A W0af, ov ADvlcH.--Those who have bssn
Sostbttas for SeSRs and months wtsbsut oataaains
sstisE skodld soesait Dr. FNshblAat vhsas sfbes 10
ssdsss,y scrsS ss"sy AZ. sss,s .ssssissss sI ~
sstabiishSd ~. Fishblatvs reputation - physi-
elan. Recent eksts tufed In q Nv dsys. Charges
~ 1Ts7 No. sat q strest, sopser Of gishth,
l y '.ff Opposite the General post OfHse
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-16

s.!i for hearing. o. Mnslq4t S{$3fHx
0rtoes, D. Dosk, disosdsriy dismlssed :
\ . psecstLFo. io.-John Kukss, alssQs sMspuV,
disordehys fred o. each. W. Robinsos, n. fay ier,
hghtingyJ. Wilson, drunk and disosderiy; Wee
-, kspicioa; D. Mcintosh, pAssyl HkssS, e.
stefeman, vRsfantj dismissed.
Arss. .nx M n
WAshksfoN ThRATxs-kdsst' froAps 81.
ossts.-Tt.e evening krs. Jsss Easlish's satirs
great sospany. 6hsp %sufs Keens'f New York
theatre, viii appesS bns OF th<lStoGa eaisrtsin-
Iomsass. ne atts6sl1sass (which ara NupN are m
hnay ssspests supss)bs to any pf6vSoed by the
Avslsta late ears, and are particularly desirable
~ this tins. The rope Performance OF the beau
ttfst eosita, the comic performances of Agouste
~ Csroe, asd the enchanting vooalisation Of n.
saA Mne. Montevari, aSs iAai ane peculiAr
splustmsnts, which Of Themselves will secure .
sgsWdSd and hshioAAssS Asdinss to0ight Thsrs
safposstbiy BE- 40 disspQSiatasnt ytAis sysasss,
Aaempcb - the eatitS wl>AfUse' has lbsea trAss-
pdf<Sl ffon the seehs sftAs fsalanAA secideas br
Wagon, and 10 nov In ~ SItt. "a sJGyUEs Is
vAAnTrEA--lAa oyer-crowded ,house last
aleht 1t this spoppiar hall Aadworth, Agnes sdtn-
srland, and DssthA are three Of the best concert
~ sftistss s1W elprs ti,e puhic. The great To-
sal sessstios piay d \ ,rfAs Dslle Of washington'
WIN b. psrfos med on Monday might, certain. Great
anxiety b evinoed by all CLASSES TO witness t. Ne.
nefntes Mesdsy night. n rl,q 40 apTu1a ii
wHrrzHUssr's 0AktsNf, ~ PENNSYLVANIA
AvENtE, ovER TELEoRkPH Orf'cE.- Whltehurst,
outstrppiag his oonpe tltors, has rre I'd twenty
thfes 1spmluml IN thia ooultfyi also, medal u
TIE wertdts fAlr N London, f0f sitjesi0r wsrhl
Me Carte ds visttss, bosh pIla snA ooiorsA, are
eli tbs raee. See his Photographs 10 eeloss. For
sale, Gard Photographs Of distinguished men, aIso
vtsws Of Painitsgs IN the RotpltA Of the Capitol
Order. foe Views Of Encanpa<nts promptly st.
tendsd ts. "'i' 74''7'9h 80
VINO .wiLL % CuSap 1--WE desire 70 cali
special attention IN the advsffisemsnt Of the esis
SsaseA D. velln, which appears In another column
ski1 sad sxpertepce 10 guarantee that the unior-
tunate viott 81 Sestae Inlspfetions cau with esp-
adsnos intr,iss hAs sass in bis banda Let young
rsn y ~arasa y tine, sad sch Tie bsst nssns q
- ,S-.ri u ~ 1A>.l-a~e-----.Fi non. -...
fss only plsss whefs yes cen purchase bsdis
hnDo Foods Of all kinds 81 MSRGf fdHws priccs, 70
q n "A. HALLS India Rubber WAfehouse, ne
esnnysania avenue, bstween Ninth and Tenth
shi s--->>>---, og,,,T = -.
2, A, wSar ov Apvicx. Those who have bssn
epstttas for Wesks and nNsths Wttbsut olstainina
sSliek shodld soeeait Dr. FNsAblAAt vhsse ses 10
~ No ~ stsss scsees Of EiGhtA street, and ~