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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-27
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COAL OIL.
rHEAPEsT AND BEST COA4 ~ - a
I THE Oily, by the barrel, OF at retail, Pr
css as loao, or Iososr than the Io:yss5Iq Ia
uA0a o'Ao0 No. IS Royal stree
WI sre can be had Lamps, Chinnqies, w." 5,
snd everything connected With the trace aesr II
every variety Of style t2getneTr WIN ban
d dsiiss Pendants, Brackets Dr9p Lights Glass
Globes, Paper Shades &C., Of all the new Styles
and Beautiful pat: q rs, at prices 70 please:
Gas Fitting, Alterations and Exse1slons
promptly attented to; all WORK WarTa 1aar 70.
Patent Thief Detecting money Dra ~ ~ ~ ~
sale. NY x -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-27

PROF.. LOUIS WUNDRAAs's
BLOOD PURIFYING
AND
RGATIV HERBS:
I'm Pills omd Poayders,)
V7HE BEST BLOOD PURIFYING sgensa
i as yet known, have been most successfully
used for over quarter OF q century IN Europe
and for She lost years, also, n this country,
chronic diseases. No one should dispair Of being
cured without first trying them. No family
should be without them, for by their timely use
much sickness can be prevented. They are I'M.
ported direct to this port by the undersigned,
and their purity, efficacy ana safety can be re-
lied upon with perfect confidence.
The following are some Of the diseases which
have been permanently removed By the32 use:
letter,
Inflammation
Of the bowels,
consumption in It's
early stages headache
asthma, cough, sore eyes,
lockiaW, ruptures, rheumatism,
cramp cholic, catarrh, pain in tbs
breast and sides, Deafness nervousness,
spotted fever, chillss and fever, ague, open
wounds, pneumonia, dyspepsia salt rhenm, can"
Ger, scrofula, jaundicee, tapeworm, bill
licusness eruptions Of the skin, boweal
complaint, langour govt, dropsy,
erysipelas, worms, cholic. piles,
diarrhoea, hoarsness, SWELL
;ngs bloatings, bloody
snd white Aux dys-
enteIy, costlve-
ness, mes
sizes, &c.
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{Girht Pulver) if taken in conjunction with the
BLOOD PURIFYING PILLS or POW
DERS will most surely cure GU the worst cases
PROF. WUNDRA Ms EPILEPTIC RE-
MEDY. the only safe and reliable remedy
known for the certain cure Of ERleptlG1 tjt5:
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POWDERS will completely carry OF TINS TINS
worms most effeetually from the system; nv
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STOM ACHAL ELIXIR, an invaluable re-
medy against asthma, bi}liousness, pain IN the
breast coughs, colds, dysentery; 41a:5ooISa'
faintness, sudden indisposition, dispepsls' sec
sickness, Sc Every family shoul Id have oos
tie of this Elixir in the house. and every tray
eller in his valise It can be safely, gwen 20
the smallesrchildren there beng no la1oi u,
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HERB TEA q valuable aid in curing rheozoa'
tism; also for curing gravel.
Full directions accompany each remedy
Fer further particulars, apply to
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lA5 Prince ST., nearly opposite the fost V11cs
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-28
Public Sale Of Valuable short
Creek Land.

fI'HE subscribe will sell ths i5tA day Of Deem
Der, 1894. on the prsmises fof cash, or on credit
Of twenty days. their farm situate on Short creek In
the county Of Ohio and State OF West Virsioia.
This farm about two miles from the rivsr at tho
mouth Of said creek by way Of the public road and
CONTAINS four hundred and hrtysix acres but will be
sold BY the Its mostly under fsnos and in gra.
and has, ss 10 supposed, about three hundred a
cleared land II is beiiered 70 be mostly Coai land
and the coal lies Is is sup used forty OF y ,set.
or above the bed Of the Greek, the coal
sibls from the creek both Sides and which pssses
through the land mile more. But purchaseu VII
sxamine and decide for themselves to the GOAL 10
other matters. There Is good brick dvelling-h u o
on the farm situate the creek, with other inpFovs
menH. -.f trl tsa.lr
Persons wishing 10 hay, are requested 70 eIaD.rs
the property, and David snodsrass, who lives the
place. will show IL. 1at ~ %. LvD
"A GOOD title by decd, with general WARRANTY vi to
made on the payment Of the purchase money.
SAMUEL SNODaRASs,'
DAVID SNODGRA6s ~
fWhselns lnteIliseneer, Warrington Pa. Rsvisv
ahdst Ciairsville Gasstt COPY tll day Of sals sud
charge this Once. L s., ar novA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18
LOCAL NEWS,

LEVY COURT.-Tne Levy Court met this
nor ming In the Aldermens' chamber, and tina
chair, Mr.. Sargent land before the court a peti.
ton from U. b. Mitchell, asking the remis sion
OF fine imposed for forcibIe entry and de.
ta1neI; which was referred.
Mr. Thomas moved to reconsider the vote by
which resolution fixing the compensation Of
the attorney of the court at $500, was passed at
the last meeting; which was lost.
MIR. Bowen rendered his resignation as chair.
man Of the Committee on Finance. a lengthy
discussion took place as to excusing Mr. 30 ".
en-, and 1t was finally resolved TO relieve the
Finance Committee OF the duty OF making the
assessms mt CT property in the county, and it
was referred to special COMMITTEES, on which
the chair appointed Messrs Plant, Burr, and
Bell.
The Chair suggested that the Court might
proceed to the election OF an attorney The
matter which had been referred to the Chair,
relating to the fines imposed liz ths Courts Of
tne DIstrict, to which the Levy Court was en-
utied, ne would like to confer an atorney in
relation thereto. He stated that 1t had been
SAID that under The laws of Maryland, MANY
o. winch govern the District, the Levy court
was emitted to certain fines and he had written
10 the III arshal in reference thereto. The Mar.
shsl replied that he would like the question to
De settled and suggested that mandamus be
sued out TO test the matter
MT. Larner secuted the idea, and asked IL the
people OF the District were taxed to support the
courts. eontending that this court had no right
to such money. sa&
DR.. Nichols three years ago would have OBJ
leeted TO applying for the money. but now he
Wss willing to test the matter The roads
eedsd mending, and as the Government used
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18
CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvIIIrH CoNaREss.-FIRsr SESSION
SATURDAY. January 16.

SATURDAY, January 16.
SENATE.-The Senate again proceeded to con-
slider the amendments to the enrolment bill,
when
Mr. Fessenden said that the opinion * pressed
by him previously that the payment Of com.
mutation me ney did not release a State from
draft was erroneous, and that the construction
put upon the law ny the Secretary OF War was
correct. He thought it impossible to construe
the eommutatlon clause in any other way than
that the procuration Of substitutes or the pay
ment OF Communication money exempted the
States to that extent from draft.
Mr.. CLARK offered an amendment providing
that the communication shall be applied by the
war Department for obtaining substitutes from
the State from which the drafted persons hailed
to fill the quota Of that State.
debate here ensued between Messrs. Har-
Ian. Davis, Wilson, and Johnson, when
Mr.. Grimes moved that the word swhite
substitutes be inserted in the BILL Rejected.
Mr.. Doolittie offered au amendment provi.
ding that veteran troops re-enlisting shall be
credited to the quota Of the district in which
they originally enlisted Adopted-yeas 81,
nays IL.
An amendment was adopted providing that
the communication paid by persons drafted sh all
be applied to the procurement of substitutes
for thar Congressional district, and that colored
troops shall be credited to the State from " hich
they have enlisted
MIR. Trumbnil offered an amendment request
ing the President to call out and equip one
hundred thousand men for one hundred DAYS,
with the single object of driving the rebel army
from Virginia, and releasing the -union prison.
ers at and around Richmond.
Mr.. Wilson wanted to know what a hundred
thousand raw militia would be against Lees
veteran army! They would be OF no account
whatever.
On motion, the Senate ordered the bill to be
printed as amended; and at o'clock adjourned
until Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE

The military commission now ia session in
Norfolk, of which Brigadier General J. l.
Wstar is President, have investigated another
N odel steamboat operation. The steamer Nell
lie Baker was cha tered in February, 1862, at
three hundred and fifty dollars per day. Cap.
tain A. W. Calden, Captain Charles Spear. and
J. III. B. Long, all OF Boston, Were owners.
The Nelly Baker cost them nineteen thousand
eight hundred dollars. She was in the employ
OF the government about ten months, receiving
one hundred and six thousand two hundred
dollars charter money. She was then sold to
the United States for forty two thousand dol
lars, tHe owners realizing the sum of one b un-
dred and forty eight thousand dollars.
III addition to this the profits derived from
the sale OF refreshments were about twenty. five
aellars Per day during the time that she was
running from Old Point to eneral M cClelian's
army, and she got all her coal gratis from the
government.
Another neat case is that of an old canal barge
called the Mis- Mary, which was worth fro n
was chartered in November, 1862, at the exor.
bitant rate of twenty five dollars per day, and
remained il charter until she earned her patri.
otto owners four Thousand dollars. She was
nominalIy prison hulk: but the evidence goes
to show that she was used very small part of
the time.
Her owners were the noted John Coblens and
John F. PicEersll, of Baltimore. who figured
in the Grimes Committee investigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM CHARLESTON.
Continued Smelling of the City-Gilmore
Opening New RafterleS


Continued Smelling OF the City-Gilmore
Opening New Batteries.
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 16.-The Rich.
mond papers at hand contain the following
dispatches:
3 WILMINGTON, Jan. Ito Gen Cooper. The
steamer Dare was run ashore near GEORGETOWN.
After landing naval eff GERS near Lock woods
Folly, she was chased off by the enemy and
consisting of military goods. There was heavy
Hiring all day bv eight OF the enemV's gun boats
at Iockwood's Folly.
ORANGE, &. H., Jan. l2-Woseby is still bar-
assing the enemy's rear but is reported badly
defeated at Harper's Ferry, with some loss
The ice in Richmond is three inches thick.
The Richmond Sentinel of January 18th con :.
aims the following:
CHARLEsToN, Jan. II. Three shells this
morning, anG six this afternoon, were thrown
into the city o. the 10Th eighteen shells were
thrown into the city.
TIE enemy have opened two more embra-
surfs, one bearing on the city and one on James
Island.
CHAIR EsToN, Jan. 13-The bombardmpnt
IF the city has been continuous since the last
report. A large number OF trans sports filled
with troops have been observed going south
II is reported there is an increased fleet at
Hilton Head.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 1.-THE enemy have kent
up lively Smelling all day. Since Tuesdiy
night All shells have been thrown at the city
The enemy have unmasked two or three
more Parrot guns at Fort Gregg. The shell.
Ing is still heavy this evening.
ORANGE Court. HOUSE, Jan. 13-The enemy
are transferring one corps from our front to the
Valley of Virginia.
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SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE-
GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER.
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
LARGE SALE AT ALEXANDRIA OF QUAR-
TERMASTFRS' STORES AND TRANS
P0RTATION MATERIAL


PoRTATI0N MATERIAL.
Captain Rohinsons quartermasters' sale at
the military railroad depot in Alexandria, on
Wednesday, of locomotives, car wheels axles
and railroad iron, was attended by representa-
hyes OF the largest iron establishments in the
country, from almost every loyal State. The
prices obtained by the auctioneer, J. B. Van
Zardt were above the New York market, and
scrap iron brought more than at any previous
public sale. One hundred and eight tons of
W rousht scrap iron was sold to Oil .er Ames &c
Sons, Of Massachusetts, at Sos so per ton: 15s
tons cast scrap iron, to Alexander Mcdonald,
of Alexandria, at s37 %: 271 tons old car wheels
to Homer Ramsdell Il Co. of Newburp, N, Y,
at $3.50; tons steel springs to Oliver Ames &
Sons, at Si27; tons of sheet iron to William
Melon, at 500; from 40 to so tons car axles to
Eomer, Ramsdell & Co, at $50; from 100 to
ste tons twisted, broken and worn out rails to
Samuel A. Baldwin, at 500 so.
The unseryiceable LOGON olives sold for
large price. The Indiana, without tank, sold
to J. Cooper of Ohio, for 81 ,675; locomotive No.
i, without ten der or tank, TO J. Cooper, brought
S1,625 Brauleboro to J. Cooper, 81, 05O; Water
ford, 10 j. Cooper, Sl,S00; Maryland, to J. T.
Hclohan, of Was hington, g., $50; Fairfax, to T.
A. Graham, OF Mt. Savage Iron Works, Md,
$2,G75; Lexington, to E. Shore, Sl,s5o; Uham-
pion, to Silas Seymour, 22,05o The Fairfax
was the only engine left by the rebels the
Orange and Alexandra road The aggregate
sales amounted to about SSN,OOO.
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@ T r C I A L .
Var Department, Adjutnnt Generals Office.
Knshirniln. .InnanrH Is. lSRi

Var Department, Adjutant Generals Office.
Washington, January Is, 1861. {
The following. named officers, ha wing been re-
ported atsthe headquarters of the army for the
offences herein specified .ars hereby notified that
they will stand dismissed the service of the
United States unless, within fifteen fl5) days
from this date, they appear before the Military
Commission in session in this city, of which
Brigadier General Ricketts,, United States vol
unteers is president, and make satisfactory de-
fence to the charges against them, viz
Absence WITHOUT proper authority.
Assistant Surgeon Jonathan +. Davis, 27th
Michigan volunteers.
Assistant Surgeon III. s Taft, f05th Ohio vol.
unteers E. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant AdjutaRt General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18

~Speaker Coifax has issued an order for.
bidding the sale of liquor in the House wing of
me cap toll, and his order is being strictly en-
forced.
~The Portland Press is indignant at the
propcsthon to exchange Neal Dow for the thir.
Teen pianos he is alleged to have sent home from
- The Louisville Journal sugrests that II
dealers would double their dealing lat the n,
advertise aad thus become, in a worthv .an.a
double callers. se"So!
~Archhishop Hughes, during b,s ,.. =.
archpiscopary, ordained one hupdrad az u a ~
priests and consecrated no less than si1 Nv Two
ops. "isn'
EIMajor b. Cameron, a paymaster in a..
army, died on Wednesday,, at the residence ~
his father, Hon. 3. Cameron, near Harrisbmro
In the South they sell brandy for "a
without, or - SO with sugar, per drink. a
orink Is about tablespoonful.
wednesday was q lively day In WAN
sueet. Inc stock business footing up something
ike sixty thousand shares sold
~ At the present deprecated rates Of rebel
currency the soldiers pay Is but Atty five cents
per month in geld.
~These are said to be sixty thousand neero
troops already In the field.
nYTbe riot claims offered for navman, a.,
New York Gumber 2.3is ~
- Government pays 500 per head for its
mules,
~ Chicago hEs e2 churches and I,isa honor
shops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY ON BOARD THE
STEAMER +. +. LEE.-The rebel reports that
there W as quantity OF gold i'll the prize steam.
Ell K. +. Lee, at this port, induced thorou gh
search of the vessel by the u. 5. Marshal
including army cloth and other articles were
discovered behind a partition, supposed to di.
vide her machinery from her hold. The vaiue
OF those articles is estimated at $4,000. Every
part of the vessel is now undergoing q thor
eugh search, stimulated by the discoveries
which have already been made.-Bostoa Trar-
el1er, Jan 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18

THE GoTTsCHALK CoNCERT.-The sale of
tickets for the Gottschalk concerts will COM
mence Tomorrow morning at Metzerott's music
store, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street. The troupe, which has just returned
from highly successful western tour, is now
composed of such pe rformers as Gottsehalk,
Mile Cordier, and Sie< srio fsasss., ss4ss 3eh-
renS As musical dIrectnrk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18
MASSEY COLLINS 4 co.B
PHILADELPHIA
NhAQOHI ALE AND P0HSkR

a-s eng rScelvins large Quantities CT ga t. -
AkE snd PoRTAR frora Elis seiearz5e3 SrG e.,
EsiIs AZ prepared ~ furnish rp shot s5-.s %
al Rsraons vko VII favo, nls wiEs aAear c7SSss
sasi.t&otioc guaranteed
Ordsss given 20 ny sfissFs all - kYaaa.Y.g -.
'asds6 20.
So95s delivered Ia 81 parts OF aszAsRsss 8
AaoSs3sovn, fTss OF easrss
EetI1s - sssA S. xs.ss0S
BILLY 4. SHIEE. sssr.
EkSsn Ssti!szs Ds1ss Sc ,zTsss 81
~. s-s- 6so-sstus1 d Z
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VIOLATING SPECIAL r;apERs No. ado.
Browman, proprietor of d liquol saloon, corner
OF 18th and streets, was arrested on Satur.
day and confined to the ntral guard house,
for violating special oresrs No. 2. His stock
OF liquors was confscated and turned over to
the property sergeant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18

MEDICAL EXAMINERS APPOINTED.
The Commissioner OF Pensions has appoint
ed DIR. Cyrus K. Kelly Medical Examiner at
Plymouth, N. H. Also, DR.. James H. Crom
bine TO similar position at DevrY, N. H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18

AN UNSAFE BRD.-This oruing, about tvo
O'Clock, Theodore Harris was picked up By
patrc'man Lynch, of the Fourth Ward Ir -
the middle of the carriageway IN Pennsyi- al.
avenue, where he had made his bed whns
drunk. He was locked up until sober in tbs
Fourth Ward station, and this morning was
ordered to pay fine of SI.5s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18

ORDERED TO FACATe The bawdv house n,
Am Hook, corner Fourteenth and " stree-s
was 'aken possession of bv the provost guard
on saturday and the inmates ordered 70 lea
the premises. r.s...-- -.- -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18

BEsRRTEEs ARREST D.-The following "a
serters have been arrested nv Capt Schee,z's
de,ectves;-Ncses Ramsey, nth n. Y vols !:
Tohn Jones ID u :. infan nv: Iossnb H wan.
company X, 18th n. Y. cavalry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18

DIED OF SMALL Pox.-On Saturday man
(name uBknowEl was picked up in the sr:aafs
and conveyed 20 the Kalorama Hospital, whars
he died lew hours afterwards, OF small nor
There were no papers or anything upon him
by which he could be identified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18

| CORRECTION On Friday In giving the 70, al
! amount of 'axss collected and deposited bv the
! City Tax Collector, (Mr. Dixon) the types
made 1t read $4,000. It should have b en-
| SIsl,a0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18

u RUITs
WANTED.
TO FILL TIE QUOTA OF THn
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY FOR VETERANS,
S452,
0l15 Of which win be paid in advance.
BOUNTY FOR NEW RECRUITS.
$3.50,
sos OF which will be paid In advance
BOUNTY FOR CoLoRED RECRUITS,
$50,
Paid In advance.
PERSONS WISHING TO ENLIST
VIII apply to any Of the following
RECRUITING OFFICERS:
s.s. BAR1R.
avenue, between Seventh and Ninth streets
&c. HYDE,
Corner of Fourteenth and New York avenue.
CA KRAsBEY,
street, near corner of Nineteenth and Penn
,ylvania avenue.
&c. PARKER,
Corner of High and Dunbarton streets, George
town. RlNRY A. SoHRETZ,
Captain and Provost Marshal,
ia 1s-tf District Of Columbia.
E'OE sALH-A ROUTE Of the Star, will be sold
Z as bargain, accou Mt of sickness Apply at
No 3O9 Seventh street west or at this office.
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On SATURDAY afternoon as the G o'cTk trsI,
from AIeNap dria tor Washingto was crossng
he Alexnndria turnpike. the locomotive ran
into drove OF Government cattle, killing ev
rerai, but, fortunately, no damage was done "a
the train or passer gers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18
DI ED.

At HsIper's Ferry, on TIE 18th Infant, NJ,
KamA n asOf WHEATON,, .ifs of Brisadia;
G,ntrel Franz Wheaton, dsrs Of the lac
Army, srd step dsughtsr OF Major General D, o.
Euen.
The funeral viii take place from st Matthew s
Church in tois city At leis am. on tue 'a.k icst
tTuasdry. FRIENDS and aequaintsncas o. tn fsmi-
" re invited 10 stterd, vi bout furth-r uotice
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Important to Drafted Men,

PHILApFLPHiA, Jan. 16.-Thie morning, in
the Supreme Court the motions dissolve the
Injunction beretofegs.grapted tssa the
Ptoyos13ars hafffd9n taking drSSyed man as
NRahtsd. Justices Strong, Read and Agnew
delivered opinions in faver Of the dissolution,
snd Chief Justice Woodward and Justice
Thompson in opposition thereto.
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1904 HEADQUARTERS FOR 1904
i COf VALENTINES. lSOf
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL


The undersigned offers to the public and to deal
ers. peddlers. and all Who sell Valentines the
largest, and prettiest assortment of Comic
snd continental vALkaTlNEs, VALENTINE
CARDS, EAylLOPEs: EMBJSsED eAPER,
this market consisting of the New York Valentine
and other companies cele DRAFTED Goods
The most Hbe1 al discount to dealers and suffers
Orders by mail promptly attended to. Gail and sx.
anime our stock and prices.
The ndefsi9r ed also offers q large lot of Books
stationery aud Fanny Articles at low figures. con-
Books: Stationery, Back Cannon. Chess and Crib
All Iif d. Of Papers and Envelopes,
Knives. u azors, Scissors, Portfolios,
Pocke Books. Purses, soaps,
Paper Novels BY the thousand or Jingle one,
sIhrse 30 cent Nceysls for ore dollar,
Thrss 60 cent stati'neFy Packages for dollar,
Eight bum Cards for one dollar,
large lot Ct Ct Boos ), At h i;1d price,
Paper Bags to which We invite the attention of
eroceTs, tonfectiopcrs, &c GO.
Another 81 pply Of the S:ran eers' Guide and Pock-
ct Handy Book Just received st
WIN r. RI1HsTEINs
IA Is I'm between llth and 18th SITS.
+ Large BAY HORSE,
d ! ct Isl s''sasA ': g. s't eoop1s2
NOTIOE.-Op and after Monday next G. GAU
y TIER will be prepared to receive regular Table
Boarders At 81 ger week ia l4-tf
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TOR sALx-A fine STALLION H.i.sgaa4
John G0LDIN & co,

PHoToGRAPHKRs.
No Market Space, bes.esen 18th and eth srests one
door east Of Perry d BTo
Eaving furnished our Gallery with An entire ne.
stock s. careo tie most modern instruments aad
hater1sl and arranged on the most approved plan,
cur .iaht, tup6er the immediate ruperyisioD rf J
Goidin. long known 10 our citizens IN the Pm ito.
graphic srt) We sre prepared to furnish me Pu bio
With photographs, Pisin in Ipois lux, Water sBi
Oil Colots, from Ministries to Imperisl sud Lie
size Auhroty pes all sizes, Cards de Visits aud
NigEettes for Albums.
Special attention VIII be paid to copying Ambro.
ty PCS ard Dsguerreotypes
We ave made srrsns IN ents With Chssrles d.
freder:cks Co Photosi aphers, New York. 70
keep Us constantly eupElied with Cards lie Visits
of all the Celebrities Of the day. to which we in.
ute the stte ption of the Public
Constantly on hand, iull fuppS OF the most
and , inds. dezl-;r
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