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n LANDSCAPE PAINTING.

MI Ian DSCAPE PAlNTlNG.
VIR. VIM. MACLEOD Has formed a class in the
above art at his residence, AL street, between
9th and 10th The class being limited. the lessons
are equivalent to private ones. Schools also at
tended. Sc l9lm
ERENCH BOOKs;-Alphonse Kari: Les Fem:
Il mes; IS cents. Souyestre: Sous Les Filets; IS
cents. Souvestre: I'm Philosophe sous les Toite; IS
cents. Souvestre: La Goute D'Eau; Is cents. Du
mas Fills: Aventures de huatre Femmes; IS cents.
Conscience: lie Demon de Hargent, IS cents. Con-
science: LIE Flau de Village; 6 cents. Achard:
Parisennes ct Provinciales; As cents. Achard Les
Dernieres HarQuises; IS cents. Gozlan: LIE Notairs
de Chantilly; q cents. La COmtesse Dash: Les
Z ien ''S'e' ~ o' FRANCK TAYLOR.
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.-INDRLIBLl
1 STAMPING. Warranted fast cOlOrs. viii
wash and boil. Done by French compost ion,
the receipt of which has been purchased ut q high
price. Saves expense of braiding.
Ladies are invited to call, get q sample, and try
it, Ladies' white or colored Underskirts. Balmo
rails: Aprons. &C., Stamped on Imitation or braid.
ing WAsRkxSTED NOT TO WASH OUT. .,
Great saving to ladies having clothes, for chill.
dIen to make up. No braid, no sewing; but the
pattern printed In the goods indelible. Strips thai
can be attached to the bottoms of Ladies' Skirts,
fsane as they are now worn in New York, ready
STAN ped and for sale at less than half the usual
csst of BRAID Birds medallions, Figures, animals
q any pattern stsnped. Goods g IJSsR1sssssed o.
NH NH ia.a 1ss 9th street, opposite Patent Once
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A NULL AND NoID PLEDGR-A good Joke
came of quite recently al the courthouse. A
person living short distance out of the viii
lage is in the habit OF frequently coming into
town and drinking 10 inebriatiou. A. such
seasons he is accustomed to call on mis- honor,
Judge M Recently he made one of his
visits, became decidedly npsy, called upon
judge M. and desired the nudge to write MIN
pledge, asserting his intention TO cease drink
ing. His honor wrote the pledge as desired
and The tipsy individual affixed his name
thereto. He then desired to have the pledge
that he might take 1t home and exhibit IL TO his
wife. His hor or thought he was himself the
proper custodian OF the important ayreemsnt
but yielded 10 tbs solicitations of the man. a;
the same time assuring him that If he broke
the contract. and appeared before him again in
a state OF intoxication, he would have him
locked up. A week elapsed and the Judge
was confronted by the same man. as tipsy an
aforetimes. CHOW is this 90 said his Honor
81 did not tell you l would have you locked
up II you did not keep your agreement ~
Judge M" said the tpsy fellow, DO you
think l am a fool / know what am about
III show you If l am a fool !" and he drew
forth his wa1st from his pocket took out his
pledge. unfoldet its worn creases, and holding
1t up trumnhanily exclaimed, " VIII you Iust
show me the :. Internal Revenue stamD on
that agres ment!' The Judge caved.
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The PRIZE RfSG.-Mike McCocie. the pug,.
lisT, has teiesTaphed 10 Frank Queen, the edi-
tor Of the New York Clipper. tina, be has for.
warded to him @l.0O0 for forfeit. and q ehal
lenge 10 fight any man in America, pSrticu-
larry Joe Coburn, for SIO,OG0, or less
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AssonrMENr oFo EI5U 4 COMPLETE
All grades Of FAMILY,
sS All grades of EXTRA,
All grades Of SUPER,

AssosTMENr 81 EE53pfk' COMPLETE
49, al IA s sTsss: s sf 5hTFHK.,
Fine "a i hKta NH itSs IHqggze,1 ss,
An kind. 4 1 E h'f fssd E 9sy, ssa l.s: &c.
Ground Alum and Tins salt ssTf,x !c's ,usss' By
aG7f- sa Indians avenue and LIST street,
an ~ LII. Aesr Baltimore Depot.
AHE4RP s 81 HHs 1s 14HS9 t1rcr
On til. petition a - s
Rss sf day day
1855. for animprovementin Processes Of vulcanzins
the p :oth day Of DecenSsr, 1851 A ''' P'''' On
hi s s; 3: s e e. the
her next q !, e stosa and ~ psrsons mott
Ale 6 sfs e
isI ss1sis
ash S. n .,s. ss Of
Dispositions and other pa pers relied upon as tssti
nony must Be fled In the Office tice.ty days before
the Gay OF nearing; the arguments, il any, within
Ordered, Also, that this notice Be Published in the
c., and in the BE aist.r. New Haven, Connecticut,
once week for three successive weeks; tho first Of
said publications to be ct least sixty days pre-.
' ''.n = 'A0 ''' OF nearing c. THEAkER.
asee4,vsw Commissioner Of Patents.
DURE CIDER aVINEGARs
Pure Cider Vinegar, suitable. Tor ticklins, ses.
stantiy on hand and for sale at towIateg BY q
Union Betting Derot,
corner Greene and Olive ut eets.
ses-Im Georgetown, D.e.
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first National Bank OF Washington

first National Bank or Washington
D, COOKE, tof Jay Cooke b Co.. President
VIM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. a.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
tStk street, cppesits tbs Treasury Departnsns
Government Securities with Treasurer United
state
~ ONE MILLION DOLLARS.1
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rate
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections,
~ ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful and
prompt attention to
ACCO UNITS OFB USINEsS MEN and FIRMS
and to any other business entrusted to us.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN.
MENT LOANS at all times cheerfally FINISHED.
e..- .,,.D WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
Washington, March 20, 1865 m21-n
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
NEW QUARTERMAsTER STORES.

NEW QUARTERMASTER STORES.
DEror QuARrERNAsTEnh OFFIcE,s}
viii be sold on october ss ' st Lin
coin Depot under the direction of Brevet Colonel
20 Horses go Army Wagons, worn
SO Mules 81 10 Spring & %"
Several of which Of very superior finish to-
gether with lot of entirely new Quartermaster
Stores, consisting in part Of -,
800 Ambulance B3ws ll3 W agon water
200 Sets Lead horse 300 Wagon Tongues,
Harness not ironed
2C0 Office Desks 200 Boat Oars
AZ Office Stools 10 Lamps
l6 CalGrons 81 Coffee Mills
200 Bunks 50 Dutch Ovens
ECO Watering Brides
With large lot of Horse Medicines, such as
lGO lbs Aloes 100 gallons Alcohol .
100 lbs. Caomel 100 lbs. Assaffrtida
lG0 lbs. Epso M Salts 100 lbs. Sugar Lead .'
SEQ bottles Mustang Llniment, &c.
Sale to commence at I'D u. N.
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
Attention is called TO the very superior lot of
Mules offered at this sale.
Goods must be removed within ten days from day
of sale. J. G. MCFERRAN,
Deputy Quartermaster General
oc4-td Brevet Brig. Gen. u S. Army.
1sO TONS COMPLIMENT COAL FOR
DEPoT QUARTERhAsTERs' OFFICE, I
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. October 9, 1856.
Will be sold at the Government Coal Yard at
Georgetown, d. c.. on FRIDAY. October is, 1851,
at 10 O'Clock a. m. under the supervision of Bre
vet Colonel A. ?. Blunt Assistant Quartermaster,
longer required by the Government
The Coal must be removed within ten DAYS from
day of sale. J. g. MCFERRAN,
Deputy Quartermaster General.
oc 9-St Breyet Brig. Gen. U. S. Army.
A.,
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DY COOPER LATIMER. Auctioneers.
- (Late clerks with Jas. G. Mcclure h Co..
Southwest corner Penna avenue and 1lth street,
Star Office Binding.
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RAILROADS.
Z BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- WARRINGTON, Nay 5, noon, 1857

baltimore ANp snIo fsItHSsA ag.; ~,
- $500
SsD All FaE P xEst
ar, 1 nov run as f ts1'sr ssAiIn,1TilMoRn
, n and f Psi All RE e % s1a ssf rs R
AZ sxs na,y, except Sunday, at TOO a. m, and 10
TOB WY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
Leave a. s,s and JUNCTION, ...
Law. =. Pm FOB ANNAPOLIS.
fra,n nnsno, g. b. n su ana 40 p m. No trains to
roe B sTfSRA5i
Leave at r fo s. n wx ~ sTI ri SIS
XII pk - 81 e? Ts = &Esr
Leave daily, except Sunday, at rs m, I:se ana
Rely Station with trains from baltimore PS
Yves. can be had a.
the Washington Station Ticket Office ct all honrs
as q HfTs
ns Ss% sns a
vsrtisement of Through Line"
WS 6LE S.Isr,i T e
&C so GEO. 8. KooNTz, Agent, Washington.
1867 rrsssrSSTFGEkkITA nouT, 1867
~
TO Thu NORTHWEST. SOUTH. AND SOUTH
On and after May 9Th, 1867, trains will leave -
washington.."'7 A. M.IBaltimore ..--l2 10 P. NJ.
.-..45b p. NJ 90 p "
'.'.S.S P. MI .....l0. 30 P. ".
IREAT D0UBLE.TRAoK ROUTE,
with; tANT SCENERY, Palace State-reom
day Cars with modern improv ements and
sewing a fonr to twelve hours in time over any
other rsete; Two hundred miles saved to Western
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO Tue NORTH.
Through rem Baltimore to ROCHESTER, ana
P1TTSBURGH without change.
Passengers by this route from Baltimore have tbs
POTS. and no FERRsiEsass changes In UNION De
Tickets by this route can be procured at the o,
nee, corner 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue,
under National Hotel, where reliable infermatiop
will be given at all times.
Passengers procuring tickets at this ONCE can
SECURE accommodations in Sleeping Cars for Eli
w j. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Sixth and Penn'a ave., Washington, ID, o,
ED. 8. YOUNG, Gen Pass gent,
0eI -y Baltimore, Nd.
VNHR0uGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTO
L PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
&Ae ga
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TTHE ,NpR1KA PRReE1YIN9 5AK-A fal
: j 0uDyN % hand, and aEsA !. feAsensots
fs'jS - SfBTEY 4 60 I, Agents,
cid S22 20, ave-, bet. 10th ana uth
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lpY W. l.. WALL Il CO.. Auctioneers,
- Stores 81 ) and 317,
South corner Pcnn'a avenue and 9th street.

- Stores 81 and 317,
South corner Penn'a avenue and 9th street.
GOVERNMENT SALE FvALUABLE SQUARE
MAsHISGToN, c. Ar p hC A it5
Office Of Public Builsines, Grounds, and Works.
On TUEsDAY, the stn day la T Of Sovember P" is5'
Saef BY e. q ssnss
their Auction Rooms on the sGuthwes. corner Of
foilowine-described property belonging to the
Lots numbered 4, 3, and 10, in Square No. JJ1.
Lot numbered 10, in square No, $50. ,-u
Lots numbered erred ~ and rs in San@Sre Ne 1885,
N Of square numbered i o, i.o25.
This Square has recently been subdivided and
the survey which can be seen on the day of sale;
or, should any one desire to bid for the whole
square. an opportunity will be given,
Terms: Cash, in Government funds, on delivery
OF o deeds IF of the property er.o,
Should the purchaser fail to comply with the
and so to the sbess s i De
II the whole terms are not complied with within
charge Of the Public buildings, Grounds and
Works reserves tie right toreseI, at the risk and
cost OF the hrst purchaser. u,cu,p,
Major Of Engineers, Bvt. Brig Gen. q SA,
a.s .'.r In charge of Public Buildings, sc.
oc5-td [Chron.l W. L. WALL e CO., Aucts.
SALE OF oSS TEks sTSkEs eoARrERhAs-
DErOT QUARTERSAsTERis OFFICE. !
g.. WASHINGTON, D. c., October 4. lSIS
BY direction OF the QuarterInaster' General, n
1rGe lot of Quartermastei y Stores, rated rs rln-
terviceable, will be sold at auction, at Lincoln
Depot, under the supervision of Breyet Colonel
Asa p. Blunt, @. NJ, commencing on mon.
DAY, October II, at 10 A NJ, consisting in mart
Of .SE- I-'F -rO.. -
~ Chopping Axes and As Anviis sH.s -..E
.s Handles. l33 Drqce Bits .-'..
SIG Blankets --s IA Mnle do g-...r..
Is, 600 Carriage Bolts, 292 Riding Bride do
l,42lbsl 1,l60 Wagon Brides
5000 Tire Bolts 1.3 Ambulance do
2I5 Bail Buckets Az Office Chairs 5
st2 Gum DO 800 II IL NJ Collars
2.l52 Breast Chains l.04s Wagon Covers
$3.50 alter do ~ Office Desks
.4H Trace do $50 Handsaw Files
iii Hay Forks, 9S2 assorted do
I76 sets Lead Mule Har- 100 Head Haters and
ness Straps
"a sets Wheel Mule Har- 800 lbs. Sheet Iron
494 yards Cocoa Mat
6s5 feet large Fire Hose ting ~
$50 do Leather do 800 Joints Stove Pipe
S92 do smallW alter do GOO Breeding Rings ..r
100 Picks GO Mcclellan Saddles
80 Gross Cut Saws 1890 lbs. Grain Sacks
| 1874 Shovels 6S7 do Sheet Zinc 9
! Iron Safe ..- 4. Esa s-1,g
And large lot Of other articles. "a nom
Terus: Cash. in Government funds. a.fr.,. .s
purchases must be removed within ten days.
}. C. McFERRAN, a.
Deputy Quartermaster Generate,
4-8t - -- Brevet Brig Gen.. u. s Army.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Virginia News.

We have been in formed by Mr.. John r In
shUT, the agent OF the Virginia linn rratloa
Society at this place, that The first insta lrnsnt
Of emIgraats, Numbering between three and
sour hundred, will arrive az this port about
me IatIer part OF February next, and that the
scheme II emigration is a decided success.
staiGD.
VIM. W. Walker. of westnoreland, and "
w. Runaway, OF Lancaster county, are me
Conservative candidates for the Convention
from the district composed OF the courties Of
Richmond, Northumberland, Lancaster and
Wesfmoreland.
Mr.: John l.. Mayre has been nominated by
The CONSERVATIVES of Spotsylvania, and Col
Frederick Z. 5. Hunter by the Conservatives
OF King George, as their candidates for the
Convention fren those counties.
colored man has been arrested in Orange
county for robbing the dwelling Of Rev Nj
Cole, OF Cpfpeper O H., on Monday night last,
OF quantity OF clothing.
Caoell county has voted SUBSCRIPTION o.
S0N,UtS 10 the preferred stock OF Tue u ana W.
RailIr id Company.
The Conservatses of Frederick county have
nominated Rev Norval Wilson as their can
didate for the State Convention
HEALTH DAMAGE FROM THE USE OF To-
BACCo.-Principles in health, like those In
morals are best illustrated ana enforced BY
facts drawn from real life. Apropos OF a letter
from the Able MigDe to director Of one OF the
great seminarIes of Paris, condemnipg the use
OF tobacco and snuff. NJ Moigno gives shis
personal experience on the subject. Several
tin es, in his youth and maturer age, he had
taken mp and disc arded the use OF the snuff
box. In 1861, when engaged in writing m athe-
NAUTICAL ueatises and in revising his lectures
en- analytical mechanics, he used snuff TO eX-
cess, taking from two thirds to three -fourtns
of an ounce daily. The effects were. on the
one hand, diminished sen sibility of the ner-
vous system, and on the other, rapid loss Of
memory, not only of passing matters, but OF
those of longer date. He had learned several
Languages by theiI ROOFS, but be was often at a
loss for word. Alarmed al this condition Of
things, be resolved, in September, 1861, 10 re-
nounce the use o. snuff and cigars forever.
Abstinence from his pernicioUs indulgence
was soon productive OF restored health and
spirits and of entire recovery OF memory. The
same good effects were experienced by M. Du.
brunfaut, the eminent chemist, from his re-
nounciEg the use of tobacco NJ. MoigDo DOES
not hesitate to say thar, for one moderate snuff.
taker or smoker, there are ninety.nile who
use tobacco 10 excess.
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GALE OF UNsERyICEABLE QUARTERMAS-
STnREQ

DEr0T QUARTERSAsTER OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, D. c., October 4. 1Sa.S
BY direction OF the Quarte rInaster' General, a
hrae lot of QuartermasteI' = Stores, rated rs I'M
Eeryiceable, will be sold at auction, at Lincoln
Asa p. Blunt, A @. NJ, commencing on mon.
DAY, October II, at 10 A NJ, consisting in part
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oc7-mwfSds COOPER LAT1MER. Huets

DY COOPER & LATIMER, AHctioneers,
ID Iate clerks with J C.. Mcclure Co.,)
Southwest corner of Penn'a avenue and llth st.,
Star Office Building.
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DY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers.
Is Tate Clerks With J. G. Mcclure Co.,l
Southv,,sst corner Penn'a avenue and nth street
Star Ofice building.
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STEAMBOAT LINES
pOTOMAC FERRY COMPANY.
WASHINGTON AND ALExaNDRJj

The Steamboats, Of the Company leave each pIac,
EFERI HOUR, from O'Clock a. NV
NJ. until 0 clock p. m. Leave from EA&1A- >
inrton.
The Seventh street Cars connec+ NTH +ha poa..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-09-21
Farm anu Garoen,
Time we'll SDeul.

After having labored hard during the Spring,
ummer and early part of the fall every individ-
al needs few days of rest /; and we have often
bought that two or three DAYS could not be bet
er spent than in attending our County Fairs.
There are may persons who do not view this
natter in its proper light but consider the time
pent at fairs as lost. This is certainly erron-
Gus. It must be admitted that the Agricultural
interests of our County, exceed all others, for We
re emphatically an agricultural comm unity. and
re should lend Il helping hand to everything
hat is calculated to advance this interest: and
order to do tins we should not act entirely on
slfish principles, but be willing if necessary to
lake some sacrifice as individuals in order to
uild up and develop the Agricultural and Me-
hancal interests OF onr county Experience and
observation have clearly shown that wherever
ounty fairs are properly appreciated and sup
orted by the people all their interests are en-
anced thereby. Let all who possibly can, not
My attend the fair, but bring something Tor ex-
lbiuon. The following from the .dmericda Ag-
.cnttarist for September, is worthy Of notice.
"Save time to attend the Fairs; and be sure
take or send something 10 help the show.
lave 1t III the best possible order, and don't ex-
ect so confidently 10 get the prize as TO be made
uncomfortable if you lose it. 1t is no shame 10
beaten, but it would be shameful for poor
rticle to take prize over better one. There
IRE rejoice that something more excellent than
ours could be raised and that the raiser brought
A good part Of your reward should be in hav-
lg contributed to make fine show. A man sell
I'm gains credit TO himself by declaring openly
nat things he has, at home, are much better
IAN those exhibited. Such statements if made
iould be said privately and generally in self con-
'mnation for not having brought the articles.
he unsuccessful competitor seldom gains more
IAN an eneviable notoriety by openly impug
ng the motives of judges. Pr. ~
Every one is happy to receive prizes, and the
)pe that he may, Is a great inducement to pres
1t articles in competition The honor and cred
should count for much, the money for very lit
e. and really the unselish motive of contribu-
NJ to make fine show should be the chief in
lcement to exert oneself for the fair. An ex-
bitor going TO the fair with these feelings will
1t leave his wagon loads of fruit, vegetables
I'd dairy products outside, while he searches
lro' the exhibition tables to find out if he will
morally certain of the prizes, before he decides
exhibit. There is nothing criminal in this,
1t is is certainly not honorable and commend
I)le"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-09-21
MilIs.
EXCllANGE MILLS.
ENAGLE MILLS.

The subscriber would inform the public that hc Is now ruy
ming TIE above NH, and Is prepared to
CUSTOM AND MERCHANT WORK
In the best possible manner, the Mill has been thoroughly
repaired and is III first rnte order Good and attentive Nil
employed and will be constantly hand wait uIop
customers. Farmers and Others will find TO their advntug sr
to give call before going elsewhere.
N. B-Orders NJ Flour or Feed be left at the City
Market or at the MIL and will be promptly attended t.
ottawa, oct 8, 1850. J.WO0D.
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wAGONS!!

have on hand and manufacturing from choice, select.
ted timber and by the best Of workmen No. Wagons,
which will sell cheaper than any other shop In Ottawa.
Those In want of wagons will do well to call and examine
my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
nnpi ,6,tf G. II. RUGG.
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CARRIAGES and Buggies, open and top, OF my owl
" and Eastern make with and two Seats ALSO MAXI
TO ORDER. -,
Repairing carefully done. Painting, Trimming Wood
and Iron Work AT the old stand l54 Main street Ottawa
Ills may 25-6ms ILL., W. JoNEs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-24
'Ehc EluiiIing Trade.

Go where you may in New York, you ore
sure TO run against piles Of brick and heaps
of mortar. To give you On idea OF what
New York is doing in Il is line. will men
ton lev OF the new buildings. There ia
The new court house in the park, which has
already swallowed 81 100000, and will
swallow $500,000 more before il is finished.
ST. Patrick's Cathedral, on Fifth Avenue,
is getting on pretty well. 1t covers . whole
block, and will cost between three and -four
millions. A. I. Stewards 81, 500, 900 man.
s'on is nearly completed. The addition to
ms up-to~n store will cost a. much. The
new Hudson river railroad depot, covering
81. Johns Park, won't be finished under
S2.oOo,oO0. The Park bank building, next
70 the Herald, on Broad way, will cost $780,.
GOO. Pixies Opera House, on Eighth Ave.
nue., is nearly finished e5o0, 900 will hard
ly cover 1t. Booths new theatre, on Sixth
Avenue, will cost $4,000. The new
Tammany Hall will swallow e215, 900.
5000. 900 building is going up for the Sic
ters Of Mercy on Madison Avenue. and tbs
sum Of $1l7 900 has been paid for sites fov
achurch, monastery and school for the Do
minican Fathers, on Lexington Avenue
Bonner Is putting up . 100000 building
for she ledger, and the Appletons will sool
have ready their new publishing house
which will cost over $3.50 900. These art
only few Of the expensive buildings nov
going up. There are hundreds Of palatia
stores and residences besides. and sup
pose $50. 000, 900 would hardly cover ths
cost Of oil the buildinss in progress or pro
| 1ected.
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k[9!l6ii!3!I2

Facts are stubborn thines," Gays the old proverb,
and ~ these alone do We intend to deal, In present
ing WEIGHTS TAR SYRUP TO the public. All
know the neces sity OF guarding against Colds. 40
well ~ the neccesity for taking the proper remedies
when the Colds are upon US. We cay, without fear
OF contradiction, that the superior OF Wright's Tar
Syrup for the cure of Consumption, Coughs Colds,
fonchitis and all diseases of the Throat aud Lung
does not exist Below are testinouials from per
sons. some Of whom are known In all parts Of the
country:
On. i. SsrlroS MACKENZIE. Literary Editor Of For
ney Phueoelphia Prees, Whites ".
arIAprIrsrA, July -. 1887.
DRAR Sis:-Laet Christmas, for the first time 10 my
life, wss ueh aniicted by vesy sevese Cold, with
almost constant cough and sore chest. "fractice
MAKES perfect, the proverb says, but the more l
eoughed The worse did It. BY what then sonsid-
cred an accident. but now telieve TO have been .
Providence. was induced TO try DR.. WRenrs TAa
6rsuP purchased IRON Won. and wa greatly relieved
In two days. wholly cured In ten tie not unpleas-
ant :" the taste. which 10 good point. Many yea-s
eso. fead'pg my way through an old li6rnSys cane
across TIE works Of that Bishop BeslEelsy. Who pro
pheueaily and truly declared, neee than ceAeury
tgo, that westward the march Of Empke takes lie
way. and among these were two freauees n which
he serOnUl Advocated The ne Of Tn - curative n
many disease from CataRrh "a the plague. lwGs
then truck With the cogency Of the good Bishop'e
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Or. WfGhfs peepefatioa Of the cane psDedy-thal
they we're entirely esrfect;
Yours. truly,
j. SHELTON NACKENZIB. LID.