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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18

EASTERN VIRGINIA.-Thec citizens OF Eastern
Virginia are very much exercised concerning
the State affairs, and are petitioping Congress
for and against the establishment of a terri
torial government. Restless spirits, dissatisfied
with the present civil authorities, are laboring
to induce Congress not to recognize the State
government, and their people to repudiate the
debts incurred by it; but there is no prospect
Of any interference with the civil affairs OF
Virginia until the occupation by our forces Of
the whole State shall give rise to more i'm.
portant ISIS ueS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18

LOUISIANA DKLRGATIoF.-The sabject Of
admitting this delegation is expected to come
up in Congress in a few days. Some Of the
delegation, it is claimed, received so few votes
to utterly preclude their being admitted,
but there is every reason to believe that the
Senators and one or two OF the members, will
eventually be permitted to take their seats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18
FIGHT WITH GEERRILLAs

On Monday, as detachment OF the Sth Hi.
nois cavalry was returning TO camp from q
scout, having been out in search of the
wounded rebel chief, Mosby. they came across
a party of guerriilas, near Salem, supposed to
belong to Kincheloe's gang. A spirited en-
gagement ensued, which speedily resulted in
the rebels being put to flight, with loss Of
about thirty prisoners taken by our troops. The
prisoners have been sent to Alexandria, and
will be forwarded to this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18

GENERAL PAINE.-The subject Of General
Paine's acts while in command at Paducah'
Kentucky, was again discussed at length 10,
day, upon proposition by Mr.. Powell to take
the matter from the hands OF the Military Com
mittee and bring Gen. Paine before court
martial for trial. No conclusion was arrived
at, 1t being deemed advisable to await the re.
port Of the Military Committee, which will be
made on Monday next. Gen. Paine lis charged
by the Senators nom Kentucky with great bar.
barity In the treatment OF psaceahia citizens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18
FROM NASHVILLE.
achievements for General sherman.

dispatch to Philadelphia Inquirer.1
NASHVILLE, Jan. 17.-Generai Thomas +.
Meagher arrived here last night from Chatta-
noega, with several thousand veteran troops of
the Fifteenth and Seventeenth Army Corps of
Tennessee, en- route to join General Sherman at
Savannah ria New York, where he may be
expected in four or five days. Upon leaving
Chattanooga he was a recipient OF q high com.
pliment from General Steadman, commenting
his administration OF affairs in the District of
Etowah; and his success in protecting railroad
and steamboat transportation.
General Webster, Colonel Sawyer, Captains
r V Chester, Anderson and other members OF
General Sherman's staH, leave here TO- morrow
for Savannah ria New York.
The river is fifteen feet on the shoals, and
falling rapidly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18
WHEREABOUTS OF MOsBY,

It has been ascertained that Mosby is now at
Lynchburg, having been removed to thatpoint
on Thursday last TO save him from the hands
of a detachment OF our cavalrymen who were
searching for him. Mosby is recovering from
his wound, and it is believed that he will be in
the saddle again shortly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18

NV the Peoples Line-Omca5ll Ninth street.
NEW YORK, Jan. lS.-U. y 1881, coupon S's,
ia; u S. eos, 1G9k; Certificates of Indsbt-
edness, s7k; Gold, 2l6H; N. Y. Central, l14J1S :;
Erie, 7sk; hudson River. 1885, Reading, 1lOX;
Mienisan Csnsl, s Michssan Southern
Pittsburg, ok: Cumberland Goal Preferred,
46x; cleveland and Toledo, 100; Chicago and
Rock Island, 100, Milwaukee aud Prairie DIN
Chen %; ris'snn,g, r0r' wayne .a aoa Onica,
and Northwestern, ass; Quicksilver, 97t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18
MORE INDIAN ATROCITIES.
Other Outbreaks Expected.

VALLEY CITF, (Colorado,) Jan. T7:-Th
telegraph operator, from the Junction station,
arrived here this morning. He FUND inc
American ranch, Ia west of this place. again
cinders, among them were those OF L. woman
and 2 children. a..
Large numbers Of Indians are az along the
aWary directiou 1t is expected The indians will
butcher every personlon the road unless speedy
assistance be afforded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18
GOAL OIL-NOTIOE TO CAPITALISTS

Having about 40 acres of the best oil lands in
Warren county Psnnsylvsnia, located near "Oil
Greek - and wi him "a mile of the famous "Econe.
INV Wells, /" (for the past four years yielding 500
barrels per week. I am DESTROYS OF forming q
company to work the same.
Plats of the lands can be seen, and all informs
ton in relation thereto, be obtaineda the OF
Zee Of John l.. Smith & Co.. corner Of 6th street
and Market Space, where will be present for con-
feresce on Monday and Tuesday nsIt.
tan I7-lt* JAMES HAhsdALh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18

GENERAL A. H. TERRY.-The friends of
Gen. Butler la We endeavored to create the I'M
preston that he was removed because he is
what is called a civilian soldier, and not edu-
Gated at West Point. In selecting Gen. Terry,
who has so successfully accomplished tn.
work which Gen. Butler said could not be
done, Gen. Grant has happily answered this
cavil. Gen. Terry is a volunteer officer, and
not q West Pointer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18
LOCAL NEWS.

IMPORTANT TO THOSE ENRoLLRp-On in
formation being left atthe office OF the Provost
Marshal Of persons who have changed their
places OF residence, or who may have any
causes Of exemption whatever, the following
letter will be sent to said persons
Office of Prorost Marshal and Board of Enroll
ment Of the District Of Columbia, Enrichment Btu
redu, Washington, D. c., -, 1s65.-Sir: II you
claim exemption from draft In this District
from any cause, or il you have changed your
residence since you were enrolled, please fur
nish the necessary proof at this office without
delay, and return this note at the same time.
Very respectfully,
JOHN KNOX, LIST Lit. eth V. X. O.,
And Acting Commisr Enrolment, ID. q.
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The Fenian Broth erhood in Council.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Jan. 17.-TkS grand ma
tional con vention of the Fenian Brotherhood
meet in this city to day. -
A large number of delegates are here from
all points in the United States, the Canadas,
and Ireland.
For the present the convention msets with
closed doors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18

FROM RICHMoND.-The Richmond Wing Of
Tuesday morning, 18th instant states that
Hon. Pierre Soule had arrived in Mexico on
mission for the Confederate States.
Street Rumors in Richmond say that Seldom
has been removed, and Breckenridge made Sec.
rotary of War Other changes are talked about,
but nothing Off cial.
The Confederate House Of Representatives
declared by resolution yesterday in the case Of
Ex-Governor Foote that, under all the circum-
stances Of the case, it is expedient that the
military authorities discharge him from Gus.
tody, and 1t is presumed that he has been
placed atliberty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18

NAVY YARD-The Bat havfp been placed
in order LETT the ard this morning, being to wed
ont by the King Phillip.
A salute OF 81 guns was yesterday dred In
honor Of the capture OF Fort Fisher,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18

APPROPRIATION BILLs.-The naval appro
priation bill for the year ending June 80, 1866,
amounts to SlG7. 97l,1272 %, and the military
appropriation bill to over five hundred mil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18

PERSONAL Dumas is coming to
IN. limited States to writea work TO benefit the
oanse of the North abroad, and also to deliver
lectures ON Garibaldi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18

FINANCIAL.-The N. Y. Post of last evening
says:
Gold opened at 2l7, and gradually fell to el4.
recovering to 2l519, the closing price. The fall
OF Fort Fisher has had less influence than was
expected
The loan market is easy and quiet at mar
cent. There is little apprehension at present
of any stringency, for the flow of currency noes
sets steadily towards this city from the West,
so that currency Is abundant, while Of capital
still accommodating. Commercial paper is
rather less inactive, at 7a9 per cent.
The stock market is dull and quotations are
dropping Governments are less active.
The N. Y. Commercial Advertiser says:
The stock markets. dull and generally lower.
The news Of the fall of Fort Fisher came toe
late to affect prices at the board, but after the
session prices were generally weak under the
news. Governments are quiet, but steady in
quotations. Five-twentles advanced ! on the
OLD issue, and \ on the new. Ten-ferties
closed at yesterdays price, 202x.
There is no special inquiry for money.
Speculation is quiet upon both railroads and
Governments, and consequently little is
wanted. The rate on call continues easy at
per cent. The discount market exhibits con.
discount from any quarter, and lenders are
disposed to ease their rates upon f1rst-class
names. There is more Al paper discounted at
per cent, than OF late and per cent is almost
an exceptional rate for that grade. Second
class names are current at 9a10 per cent
The gold market is weak, and the price lower
Some Of the larger operators had the INTEL
ligence OF the capture of Fort Fisher at about
II o'clock, which steadily put down the price
until the quotation touched 214H, decline of
Of cash gold was put upon the market Con-
siderable transactions were made on buyers
options of three days, in anticipation OF a re-
action after the news from Wilmington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18

FACTS AND FICTIoN.-On Saturday the
Richmond Examiner said 1.-THE Yankees Will
not take Fort Fisher" On Sunday the Yam.
KEGS did take it. The Examiner is no prophet
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LOST AND FOUND.

SlJ questions ash ed, for return Of coAF ana
taken last night from house on stree, to
EOuND-A SUM OF MONEY, on 18th instant, in
Il the First Ward which the owner can have BY
s APR at No. S7s Md. ave-, between 9Th and
osT11oss r The sysn i Of the 18th January, .
dollars reward will be paid By leaving the same 1t
SToLIH from the s,s sgbse.bsr; on Tuesday, the
s6o.t .a infant 1ss
SIS reward Yin Is PAID il returned to JRo saEE:
I osT-0n the 18th instant, a POCKET BOOK
Bs y.s ssssss s Il sssT t5
sylvania avenue. jan Is st
STRAYBD FROM THE sTBsCRTBER, On Mon:
= 3D. day morning. a BLACK NEWF0UNDLAND
Sf %ns aed s to III
street; between 18th and Eth. will DE literally
rewarded js Is 3ts
Ssrf bSof o4 Il s sy
ing number Of |emarandums some railroad
to of ns IsT %a
eept to the owners A liberal reward viii bs paid
the Boorkeeper of the House of Representatives.
GOO REWARD nSToLEN.-stolen from the
s hosss narsea on On T TbPsG H
forehead; two hind feet white; sway backed, aud
carries head high; heavy name and foretop p; sore
oyer left nostril stands about ii hands high. The
sons evidence for the conviction of the
thief and production of the horse TO P. HOLMES.
ia list
CO. REWARD-For BLACK GOAT, with straight
PC horps; IN kinds, that stEayed away on Janu-
airy the 4th. 1865. from Mr. JOHN N00NAN. corner
2oth and u streets, First Ward. Jan l6-3tt
EOVERNMENT HOSPITAL FOR THE IN
VI SANE,
=, NEAR WASHINGTON, D. O.. January 1s, 1865.
Eloped from the Government Hospital for the
Insane, on the 18th of December, 1864, ROBERT
DOUGHTY. ciyiI patient. Dressed, when he
left In pair OF old military pants and dark gray
citizen coat. His complexion is dark; his height
about six feet, and he is quite feshy. His age is
manners, and never looks q person addressing him
aitectly in the face. Any person Who may meet
abouts u NICHOLS
ia Is div Superintendent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18

T. THE OPERA.-The rush for seats for the
italian opera at Growers, indicates that the
season will be exceedingly brilliant
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ID Il o P e N = D

The subscriber havisS been requ ssted BY Mes,rs
johnson d Sutton to reopen their store. be has
this day complied with their request. and will sell
their entire stock without regard to cost. Pur.
will find 1t to their interest to call at
9TH street
1.I GEOR(I j. JOHNSON.
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NEWS OF THE CAPTURE OF FORT
FISHER IN RICHMOND.

They Comment Delefully Thereon - Its
ssLoss Rather Unfortunate than Disas.
trous,,-No more Blockade Runnins.
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0@REV. DR. 8. H. cox will deliver q conrsa
uS of Lectures in the AZ street Presbyterian
Church en the Path, 9th and 3st days of JANUARY
eIry. with explanations and Rotations. Tickets
60 ceEtSi for the course, ST. ian ls- costs
nFAIR-A Fair, for the benefit of the new
uS Catholic Church and School, corner of Sth
and SITS ut Odd Fellows Hall, 9TH ST. ia L. If.
n@WATER RENTS.
uS WATER REGIsrRAR's OFFICE, !
City Hall, January IA, 1855.
All occupants of premises where the Aqueduct
Water ia taken will please take notice-That the
Water Rant for the year ending January LIST, 1885,
payable At this office. If not paid prior to the 18th
day OF February. the water will be shut off 1T the
earliest practicable day thereafter. without fur.
ther notice and not sored until full payment of
rent shall have been made, and two dollars ex-
penses of shutting off and restoring
RANDOLPH COYLE,
ia l6-dlm Water Registrar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18

MARIKIS, next fashionable, sTai-.1,.r nthly-
day evening. They are veg attractnre and
o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18

WE HEAR or an affair promis ing to bse >sry
enjoyable, in the shape of a "EEniIy Circle
Ball" to como Off at Seaton Hail en- Thltssiay
night. The LIST of managers embraces. an.rge-
number oil esteemed citizens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18
wARD-yINAL NOTICE

MOT iCE-An persons having bills against the
Y Nigiiant Fire Company will pleate present
them on or before the 9th instant. for payment,
Address to the President of VigilAnt Fire Co.,
through Georgetown Post Offee.
jan Is St PRESIDENT V. T. CO.
w $4,000!
w WISH TO BORROW. for the period OF six
months. the of $50 900. to secure the payment
of which pie security will be gwen, and libs.
raj interest will be allowed. Apply to
JOHN L. SMITH co.,
e. 3. Claim Attorneys and
Real Estate Brokers,
ja1S st. Corner Sth st. and Market Space.
HAVING ON THE 1ST OF JANUARY SOLD
II out my Confectionery Estaslishment on the
corner of 18th and streets, to W. II. SIGsTo
Esq, and having no further interest therein, l
recommend my former customers to continue
their patronage. -
ia IL 2ts JACOB RUSSELL.
NENER TOO LATE TO LEARN- Professor
~ WOLOSK1 opens New SINGING CLASS by
Els new and extraordinary method, on most liberal
terms All these ladies and gentlemen who wish to
make nne Sin gers and Join Professors o ratorios,
can enter the1r names at his residence $50 SiIth
street, between and SITS. jan H-lm
THE FIRM OF II. ROSENBERG & co. HAS
been dissolved by mutual consent The bust
ness will be carried on by H. ROSENBERG at the
old stand, 3s4 Pa. avenue, where he intends to
keep large stock Of Mill larry and Cttizens Cloth
ing, Military and Gents Furnishing Goods.
in n.3ts
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NLARIFIED CIDERl
CIDRRli

Just received per steamer Norfolk lot of supe.
ricr CLARIFIED CIDER from Troy. New York:
Massachusetts, Cider. All OF which offer in guam.
titles to suit purchasers ct the Lowest market
Union Bottng Depot, 81 Green street.,
de g. I'm" Georgetown ID ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18

TEE BAKER CAsE.-The case Of Cob l.. 81
Baker was again before the Supreme Court
to- day, and MIR. Stanton was engaged In olos-
ing the argument on the exec ptions taken Tfrsm
the rulings in the lower court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18

CO. REW1RD-For BLACK GOAT, with straight
spC horns, In kinds, that strayed away on Janu-
airy the 4th, 1865. from Mr. JOHN NOONAN, corner
25th and G streets, First Ward. Jan 1857
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18

I OST-0n the evening Of the 18th january Q
- 3REASTPIN. with Iady's likeness In it. Ten
dollars reward will be paid By leaving the same 1T
the Kirkwood House.
3tt KIpp-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-18

DIsMrssED.-Phifip Shanklin, Daniel Garter
andzW M: Humphries, the parties arrested on
suspicion of robbiDg John R. Rawlings last
Thursday. and had preliminary hearing be-
fore Justice Thompson, which was published
in the StdT, had a further hearing yes terday
before Justice Thompson. The evidsnce tor
the prose cution did not positively identity TIT,
prisoners as the parties concerned, and the de -
tense proved COED characters and an ,alibi in
the case of each individual. They were al
promptly dismissed by the examining Justice.
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NEW SKIRTS FOR 1861
the cRKAr INVENTION o. THE AGE IN
HOOP SKIRTS.

]. w. BRADLEY'S New Ps,en, DU.
Pick ELLIPTIC (or doubir) SPRING
ISKIST.
WEST BRADLEY & CARY. Qs,e ].
II. g. J. O. WEST Sole Proprietors and
Manufacturers. "a Chamber aud 20 md 81
ResdeStreots. n v York.
THIS INVENTION consists Of Duplex
Cor two) Elliptic Steel Springs. ingeniousy
Braided Tightly sn1 Firmly together. edge
70 edge. msking the toughest. most fiexb
Elastic snd Dursbie Spring ever used
Firmly srlIom Bend ~ Break ike The SIN
gle Springs. and consequently Preserve
their Perfect and B.sutiiul Shape Ia ice q,
Long ~ any other Skin.
The Wonderful Fiexibliiy snd Great Con-
tort and pleasure 10 any Lady wearing ih'
Duplex Elliptic Skirt will be experience,
particularly Ia ali Crowed Assemblies. Ope
rae, Carriages. Railroad Cars, Church Prws
Arm Chairs. FOR Promenade snJ House Dres
- the Skirt can Be folded, when In u-e. |,
occupy . small place - easliy as Sir o
Muslin Dress.
A Lsdy having enjoyed the pleasure. com
fort. snd great convenience of wearing th
duplex Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt" ior
single cay. will never afterwards Willingly
dispense with their ure. For children Mis-
see, and Young Ladies', they are Superior 4
81 others.
They are the Beet Quality in Every psf
and Usquestionsbly the Lirh,es,, Most d.
srable. Comfortable, and Economical Skir
Ever Made.
FOR SALE 10 all First Glass Stores I
This City, and throughout the United State
and Cansdss. Havana De Cubs, M.xIcs
South America. and the IVES, Indies
IsouIRK foR THE DurLEx ELLIFr'c skirt
april 9Th, 1S65-3mos.
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Dwarf Peach Trees.

Every person who has control Of Y
spot OF ground four feet square. and
upon which the sun Is permitted 70
shine, may raise peaches, even IN a
colder climate than ours. Make y
strong lrM of rough boards or plank
one foot square and Of equal depth
Fit in Il bottom closely and secure 1t
well. then sink the box ia the ground
mill the top is level with the surface.
Fill ii viii, good soil. and transplant
a peach tree Of one years growth with
in il. The roots Of course will bc re-
strictcd 10 the limits Of the box. and
AN early fruitful condition will TINS
b. secured. Thctrce will probably never
attain a greater height than four on
five feet, but the quantity OF fruit that
il will produce will astonnd those VII,
have never practised this method Of
dwarfing. Late in autumn nail on two
strips Of boards over the box, first
no,ching in to make room for the
trunk Of the tree; then dig the dirt
away from one side OF the box and
cant it over. tree and all. II the 10
cation il such that the snow is moi
likely 10 cover the tree during the
winter, throw over j: BIT Of old car
peting. or something else for protec-
ton. In tine spring right up Your
tree again. Ii YOU leave the prelni.
sizes you occupy, or are required t.
.move" you may take your peach
orchard with you.-Wabash Express
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Washington, d. C., fth Feb, 1850. !
en. have used your Pills in my general and hospital
practice you made then and cannot hesitate TO
sAy they are the best eatartc employ. Their rvgu-
ang action the liver 10 quick and decided conse
Quentiy they admirable remedy for dsrangemsnss
q that organ. Indeed. have seldom found case Of
bilious dsease obstinate that s did not readily yield 70
shsm. krsternally yours ALONzO BALL. u. D.
Knukciun 81 lLs Murine Hospital.
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clerk-HEHRv A. HoLTRAus.
Auditor-THEopoRK SoKDERhAEE.
Treasurer--E. STEPHENSON.
Recorder--A ucusr LTscHci.
Sheriff-HENRY MAUETEL.
Coroner--J a.ALLRS.
Surveyors. WILLIAMS.
WIZ. II. GREEN,
r. NJ DAVIS. Commissioner.
g. NIEHAus.
OFFICERS OF BAiSBRiDcE TOWNSHIP.
Justices Sebastian Kuebler, w. Monroe
+. BreIage.
Trustee-M. Keefer
Constables-A. Eckeri, III. Endhofen
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Photographic Albums

We were the frs, 10 introduce these inc
The United States, and VIZ manufacture i'm
mensr quantities IN great vsrie,y, ranging
lin price from SO cents 20 $50 each Ou
ALBUMS have The reputation OF being
superior in beauty and durability 10 any
other. They will be sent BY mail. free, OF
receipt Of price.
IIPFine Albums made to order.=El
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nEMOREST,S ILLUSTRATED MON
~ THLY AND NINE DEMOREST'S
MIRROR or FASHIONS. coMBrSfp.
THE MODEL. MAGA ZIN T. ~ A siERICA
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS
FOR 1865
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HARNESS AND SADDLES,
South East Corner Of The Public Square.
JASPER. IND.
nFFERS histhsnks TO the citizens OF Du-
~ bois county snd vicinity Tor their past
patronage, aud soIicits continuance and
extension Of the same feeling confident iha,
he can make il 10 the interest Of persons In
want Of any thing in his line 10 deal with
him. - his motto is"small profits and quick
sales" MAY 10, '62.
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r.. A. m. II. ANTHONY & 90
Manufacturers Of Photographic Mate
rails.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
SOL BROADWAY. N. Y.
l .ddiiion ,o DOR main buslne.s d PMc

In addition 70 our main business OF PHc
rosRArH1c Nationals. we are Headquar'
sers Tor the following. viz:
sTEREOscOPEs AND STEREOSCOPIc
VIEWS.
Of these We have an immense sssc''men'
including War Scenes, American sud For
-ign Cities aud Landscapes, Groups, Sisiu
sry, SC. &c. Also. Revolving Strreoscapss
Tor public or private exhibition. Our Cs'a
lague viii be sent 10 any address 90 reciep'
Of stamp.