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JACKSON DEMOCRATIC AssoCIArIoS-A
meeting Of the Jackson Democratic Associa-
ton was held last night AT Apollo Hall, on T.
street, between 18th and 18th streets, President
b. i. Swart in the chair, and Dr. CLAYTON,
Secretary. About nifty persons were present
among hom may be mentioned Messrs. Jas
Mckenna, Jno. Meade, Flynn, Tolson, Scnade,
Darden, and Ma gee. After the reading OF the
min utes OF the last meeting, the Chair extended
an invitation 70 all present, who had not done
So 10 come forward and sign the constitution
In response, Col. Joseph Travers, Thomas
Grady, and James s. Ewbsnk entered their
names on the roll OF membership. Reports
from committees were then called for but
the ehairmen Of many of them being absent in
attendance upon the Democratic Convention
In New York, the call was suspended and a
motion 10 adjourn tll next Thursday night was
put and carried.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTCRIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
WAsHIN0rON, Nay q, 1873

Or the petition Of REsECjH 4: MAR5HER,
OF New York, n. T., executrix of Robert J. March.
er, deceased praying for the extension of Q patent
grsnted TO the said Robert J. Msrcher the I'D day
OF May 1855, for improvement in Teol for 0rooy-
ing MouldngS, for years from the ex alton
o. ssid pstent, which takes place on the ed day
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the list day OF Decem.
Der next, NJ II O'Clock and all persons are noti
fed to appear and show cause IF any they have Why
said petition ought not to be granted.
=. Persons opposing the extension are required to
le IN the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth in writing at least twenty days before the
day of hearing; all testimony fled by either party
70 be used Of the said hearing must be taken aud
transmitted in accordance With the rules Of the
once, which will be furnished on application.
Deposifione and other papers relied upon a. ties.
fore the day of hearing; the arguments, IL any,
within ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered, also. that this notice be published in the
Republican and the Intelligencer, Washington,
ID. u, and in the Atlas. New York. n Y, once
week for three successive weeks; the FIRST Of
said publications to be at least sixty days previous
70 the DAY OF hearing. A. M. STOUT,
jy le.w3w Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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DI Ed.

DIED.
ROBINSON. At s O'Clock Friday morning
WILLIE, youngest child Of 8ushrod and L.
Robinson, aged months and Is days
Funeral Saturday, II O'Clock a. m frsm $50
10th street. Friends Of the family are invited to
attend.
klNALY. On Thursday evening, the 9th iust
OF cholera norbus, WILL1AM, the beloved chill i
OF VIM q; and JoaHnah Kins1y. aged mouths.
Our idol IL no more. our darling smile no Y
wreaths an angel form; hts earthly femaius ,haI
monider In the clay, while the memory of ,,rr
cherub's face shall ever sadden our souls
DALTON. On the 9th inst, LUCIR ELOISV.
daughter Of W. Il. and Ellen X. A. Dalton, aged
OWENS. On the 9th instant, ELIZApErH
daughter OF Peter and Mary Owens, aged snonths
BINCKLEY. On the eth instant, FRANCIS AZ
infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Buckley
WAY, On the 8th instant Judge GEORGE n
WAY, late Of Ohio, in the 57th year of his AZ,
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EVERYTHING NICE in the way of Stationery
can be found n the first class establishment OF
Messrs. Coyle Il Towers, Booksellers Station.
rrs, Engrayers and Printers, 3I& Pennsylvania
avenue These enterprsing young mere hants
Lave Large and vell-selectsd stoc K OF blank
BOOKS, letter paper. note paper, en- velepes, and
other stationery of English, French and Amer
can manufacture. Monograms, wedding, wis.,
lung and at-home cards Of the latest styles air
new and standard publications. and great va
rleiy. OF faney articles. all of which they sell
On Accommodating terms
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LIGHT BRRAD.-A few day. since, IL was
mentioned IN the STAR, that Phelix Defosse, A
French baker in the First Ward, had been
fined for selling bread OF hight weight. In ex-
PLANTATION OF this Mr.. ID. states that the bread
Tor which he was fined was the Joke French
bread,) which cannot be baked to any certain
weight, as IL is baked in separate loayes
Of different brands Of -four, and in ovens OF
different temperature. He further states that
he does not offer II for sale as q pound loaf aud
ID h so Understood by his customers but that
MS American bread Is frequently over weight,
and il was not for this that the fine was i'm,
posed
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IEpusTRIAL HOME SCHOOL. "A regular
meeting of the Board of Directors of the In
dustrial Home School was held last evening at
me school house on 9Th street, near the canal
a h Brown. Esq, in the chair; ID. n. Kelsey
Secretary. The reports of the several commit
tees were received. The report from the work.
shops showed a decline IN The manufacture of
paper boxes and an increase In wire baskets
and frames. A donation of Si5. IS from John
HIfz. Esq, was received. The report from the
Georeetown Auxiliary School was then read
ne school asks for an appropriation of fifty
dollars. The Secretary called attention To the
isct that the accounts OF the ASSOCIATION had
not been audited since Its formation, and urged
tne appointment Of a committee to attend TO
me matter a motion authorizing the Char 10
appoint me same was carried. Mr. Muzzy So
peiior Of finance, stated that the blu 20 incor-
porate the Association had not yet passed both
houses OF Congress, but that general incorpo-
ramon act would speedily be acted upon. On
MOTION, the Treasurer and Solicitor was IN.
sructed 70 make an effort TO secure the appro.
Prianon OF $500 made by the City Councils for
me Dement, OF the ASSOCIATION, or a voucher for
Inc amoUnt. said voucher 10 be sold by the
fresicfnt OF the ASSOCIATION on the best posi-
Die terms. The meeting then adjourned
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EXCURSION TO MOUNT VERNON AND THE
WHITE HousI-To-morrow a very pleasant
excursion ZIP VIII be made TO Mount Vernon
and the White House, tine steamer Arrow Vim
her popular commander, Captain Stackpole.
leaving her wharf at four O'Clock D. m. mi,
sauneh little boat has become quite q fayor,te
with our cirizens, and we have no doubt the
excursion tomorrow will b. very lib.rsIIy
petronized. See advertisement IN so.day,si~ue
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MUNICIPAL APFAIRs.-To-day VIM. III
Stewart elected Secretary to the Board of FIRE
Commissioner, entered on the duties Of that
POSITION having filed his bond, approved by
the Mayor, with the Register. The newly
elected Commissioners are now actively en-,
gagged in their duties, each one having a force
OF from 10 to le at work on the alleys and gut
tiers.
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PETIT LARCBNY.-A colored boy named
Isaac Miller, was arrested this morning by
OFFICER Wallingsford on the charge of stealing
twelve pounds of Irvine from his EMPLOYER
Mr.. Hayward, 367 ID street. The. accused was
examined before Justice Clarke, at the Central
Station house, and remanded for court,
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ing, a colored female rag-picker, while walk
ing along the sea- wall on the river front
between 1th and 9th streets, stepped over the
edge and fell into the Potomac In water to the
depth ef about five feet. After fioundering
about for short while, with her hands fas.
tened to the jagged stone, her screams brought
10 her assistance couple of colored men, who
promptly pulled her out. No other damage
than good ducking was sustained.
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THE LARCENY LAVAL the last session of
Congress law was passed by which to con.
shtute grand larceny the value of the article
or thing stolen must be s35 and upwards, and
the consequence is the average number of pris.
oners in Jail is increased by nearly forty-the
number at present being about IFS, to rs in
July OF last year. Under the old law. when
IS constituted grand larceny, many of those
who now 90 to Jail for few months, were sent
TO the penitentiary for year or more.
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The FIRE DEPARTNKNT.-In our notice of
Mr- Ellwood, the new chief engineer, taking
charge OF the nre department Yesterday we
stated that he placed Tom Bowie (colo redl in
charge OF No. rs house. We deem il proper to
state that he had previously placed the prem.
lses in charge of Mr.. Martin Cronin, OF tue
FOURTH Ward, who, 1t is understood, will be
the engineer Of No 2; and Bowie was called in
70 see 70 the horses, when Tom Paris, of the
fIrst W ard and not connected with the COM
pany, attac ked Bowie, causing the disturbance
which was soon quelled by the police and some
OF tne members OF the company.
There have been no further designations ten
dered. but IL is believed that some will go
IN during the day. When Chief Engineer
Elwood visited the engine houses Yesterday
the mem bsrs of No. informed him that they
intended 70 remain until theyreceived their dis
mIssai, and the members Of No. I stated that
they would take a sinilsr course, but the Hook
and Ladder members had not definitely deter
mined on any action. In place of the member.
OF NO 2, Mr.. Ellwood has, at the direction OF
The Mayor, appointed several men temporarI Nv
IL seems that some parties are anxious to ex-
eretse the department As IL Is At present for
night before last one false alarm was turned in
and last night two such alarms were given
one before one o'clock this morning, from box
~, corner Goth and N streets, and the other
from IL, corner street and Maryland ave.
nue..
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PIsEY PoINr.-This famous watering place
on the Potomac has been completely refitted
open for the reception of guests. a fine ns w
ball ROOM bowling alleys, billiard room. AZ. :.
have been added, besides q number of new cot,
tages, making II one Of the most desirable wa
the proprietor OF the Point, having lately mr.
Chased the same, Is determined to make il a
hrst class summer resort and he Is untirin o
IN his efforts ioinsure the comfort and pleas ure
Of his guests.
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BALDNEss; CRANES, and other imperfec .
tions of the Hair will be regarded as mex cusa.
bic after trial Of Mrs. 3. A. Aliens Improved
new style) Hair Restorer or Dressing, lin one
bottle) Every Druggist sells it. Price One
Dollar
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FROM WASHINGTON TO BALrINoRr nv
WATRR.-By reference to our ad vertising col
umns II Will be seen that the fast and commo.
dlous steamer Hi Livingston, under Command
OF the experienced Captain John A. Wilson. Is
now making regular trips between this civ
and Baltimore, stopping at all the landings on
the Potomac river. On her trip from Il ,lti.
more TO Washington she reaches Chapel Polct
saturday evening, and remains there un al 81 r
O'Clock sunday morning, affordinx a fne on.
portun,ty Tor excursionists 10 spend the night
down the riyer.
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LADI1D, try the choicest Perfume I'm the
world. Burnett's Florimel closely resembles
the odor OF q rare and delicate boouet of
flowers, and In thus respect IL unrivalled. A
few drops will leave its peculiar and delight
ful fragrance upon the Handkerchief for many
hours. n
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ALL DIsRAsKs OF THE FEET successfully
treated by LII. White, Surgeon Uhiropodist, 4l4
streets Office hours from 8 q. m. 70 o. m.
Established 1861.
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FoR CORNs, BUNIoNs, BAD NAILS, 20.
visit DR.. Whites rooms, No. ~ Penns ylvanis
avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets.
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CHRONIC LIVER coMpL.rNr crp-n

This is to certify that was cure. of Chropi,
Liver Complaint BY DR.. Lawrenceb RosaiaIis
Ater having been confined 70 my bed aud hons.
for long time, and trying various medicines With
out beneft. WV"
know Of several others in this comfy IN rad
through the use Of Rosadsiis, and IL can be fonaS
Ia nearly every house in my neigh borhood And
they all praise IL a. Q great medicine.
THOMAS THORN
GREENE COUNTY August "a 1857.
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mer, OF Louisians, will administer the rit. -,
coDirmanon ON sunday next 90 the folio x;rr
p T.. Churches In this District:-St Panl.s =,
II a. m; Rock Greek Church IN the afternooo.
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TIE WRATHER.-The thermometer, at two
O'Clock to-day, at Franklin's, stood 81 degrees
in the shade
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The EVERETT INsrirurE-The Evsrst,
insntute located near the McKendree Chanel.
has Just closed its annual session under tn, i'm,
struetion OF Mr.. ]. Everett NJ ,rtin, a grad uate
OF Columbian College, who Succeeded M
Farley, recently deceased. and under hi
charge the school sustained its previous high
reputation. ..fI - = 80
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FISH AND CLAMs.-The supply of salt water
Injuries, such as tayiors, trout, rock, crabs
and clams, Is well sustained, considering the
excessive warm spell which we have had
Nightly arrivals Of vessels loaded with fish a.
Johnson's wharf are reported, and find ready
sale 70 our citizens from the market stalls
Yesterday afternoon the schooner American
coaster Capt. Brown, arrived at Riley's wharf
with cargo of $1,000 fine n ayored Cherrystons
CLAIMS, consigned to Messrs. Turner a. Go. for
home consumption. This firm has also mada
arrangements for daily arrivals of sort and
hard crabs, and the earliest fruits, melons &c
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BALTIMORE, February 10, lsss

N. y. u LdtcTtNfe.
-FOUR ROSADAL1s as very Dowerful alte ratiy.,
have seen 1t used In two cases With happy resplu
one q case Of secondary syphilis, Ia which the
patient pronounced himself cured after having
taken i've bottles Of your medicine. The other Q
cass OF scrofula, Of long standing which is rapidly
Improving under fits use, and the indications ar,
that the patient will soon recov T. have careful
" examined the formula BY which your Rosadalir
tsrative inerediena.
Yours truly, r. " CARR, n D.
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4 WAsBIEeroE, July N, lees.-Editor of tas
&dy-Dear Sir: Will You obliee me bv giving
publicity to the felicwink statefnent, x4th YOUR
cpmments While returning from the country
iest Monday morning, my horse ran away, en-
danEering my Life, and that OF sister seven
think, attach much blame TO the persons iu
charge Of the trans running on the Alexapdria
and washington Railroad. NV mother, little
sister and myself were in IN open buggy, when
short dstan ce this side of Roach's spriag we
were overtaken, without the least warning. by
train at nearly full speed. which, when FIRST
seen, was not ever 500 yards behind rs. MY
and /, thinking she had the little one OF Juno.
ed from the other side. and took the horses
nead to quiet him. Just at that moment, and
as my mother was about to lift the child of.
tne whistle was sounded, while aionGsids of
the herse, which started him. /, seeing that the
child vas in the buggy, hung On 70 the bride
'or reout 800 yards, when my back struck
and throwing me under the wheels, which
passed over my body, though fortunately not
inJurlng me seriously. The horse kept on and
was finally stopped at the bridge, and, though
the buggy was broken, the child was unin.
jured. All this time the car whistle kept
screaming. and persons yelling at the horse
rom the train; the lnhuman wretches never
neighborhood tell me that the employees Of the
road hugely enjoy the sport of frightening
horses in this same manner II q few officers
WIRE made to swing for such barbarous prac-
tlce, such scenes would not be of SO frequent
occ urrence. OSW
Dur correspondent naturally writes under
considerable feeling, but from what we hear Of
think those in charge Of the train were very
Gems urable. % -
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THE ROSAnAIIS

9 not secret medicine. The articles from which
IL made are published AROUND each bottle and il
10 used and recommended BY the Medical FACULTY
wherever IL has been introduced, as a POSITIVE
md RELIABLE Medicine for Disease. on thS
BLOOD, Liver and KIDNEYS.
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BEWARE OF TOOTH Poison, vended under
tie name Of Dentifrices. Adopt and adhere TO
the only preparation that really preserves the
teeth and hardeBs the gums, fragrant SOzo-
DON'T. It's effects on decaying teeth are mar.
vellous
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Sale Of Unelaimed Packages.
come IT BLIHp. u

At ten O'clock THIS morning Messfs. Cooper
Latimer, auettoneers, Sold shout $50 I'M
claimed boxes, trunks, packages, barrels, va
lFes, &c-- &C., which have been accum ulating
during the past year, and no one having called
for them, they were sold to pay charges After
thirty days notice. The sale drew quite .
large large crowd Of persons n,, and srsa,sd much
a. they were received In the package, and pur-
chasers were ignorant OF the contents until
after they had paid for their packages. At the
begin ming Of the sale large number OF small
packages were disposed Of for trifiinz
sums, many being afraid Of being stuck
BY buying q pig in bag, but after
ces went up, and nearly every package
brought from one TO two dollars, while large
boxes and trunks we're disposed Of from ten
seven dollars, and large bundles from three
70 six dollars. One large box purchased for
Sl.50 contained miniature boat yery com.
plete. large crate, filed with straw, and
several stone Jugs on top, sold for about four
dollars, and was found 70 contain rotten eggs
and some kind Of stagnated w Ater in the rugs
the smell of which made 1t necessary to i'm.
Tor s., and was found 70 contain eight dozen
horse shoes. Another box was disposed of for
-, and contained very valuable platform
scale; small package bought for $50, con-
chased for 20 cents, also contsincd q silver
watch and enormous brass chaiu. we'll.
KNOWN cluzen invested $l.25 In package
which, upon being opened, was found to cor.
tain set OF Pennsylvania school reports. One
Of our first business men in vested IS cents in a
very neat looking package, which was found
10 contain an ambrotype apparently Of an
ebony colored damsei. Another old merchant
invested Si.SU for box, and found the same
hiled with temperance tracts, which he did not
stop to read, but invited several friends to go
and take something. Next a box was pat up
the contents of which, the auctioneer an.
nouneed, would be worth large sum of money
n the purchaser would keep il long enough
TINS was bought for sI.50 and found to contain
copy OF the Wirz trial report. The next
package sold for 81, and was found to
contain two boxes Of handsome silk
neckties- A valise which brought $3.50
obtained lot of good clothing, a chessboard
and fuil Let of men; package which brought
IS cents, contained several thousand business
cards Of some claim agent; another package,
which sold for 50 cents, contained a very pow
erful magnifyiDg glass. Other packages and
boxes, which were disposed of at sums rang
ing from so cents to $3.50, were found 10 con.
tain photographs, pinch-beck jewelry, in.
fants clothing, shoes, boots, stale confection-
cry, &c
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IBuReLARY.-Last night the room of Mr.. q
W. White, No. iSek 18th street, was entered by
a burglar, who carried OFF two heavy gold
watches and chains, valued at $500. Detecti YES
Hgley, Clar voc, McDevitt and Thompson, on
learning of the case, Immediately set to work,
and by ten O'Clock this morning succeeded in
recovering the property, and with the asss-
tance Of officer Shelly arrested Alfred p. Sayrs,
a young man of this city, on the charge of
being the perpetrator of the robbery, and lock-
ed him up at police headquarters for hearing.
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CITY ITEMS.

The ORDKR OF THE DAY.-Get Linen Cloth.
ing OF George c. Heuning. No. 81 eth street.
One price is asked and no less taken.
81 90 Linen Coats. St.0O
&1.00 Linen Goats SlO0
At liable Il Go. q, 4sS Penney lvauia avenue,
Under United States Hotel
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SKELE Tons FoUND.-The workmen are now
engaged In grading in the Arsenal grounds,
the space occupied by the penitentiary build.
ing. Near the site Of the workshops which
was IN the center Of the south yard of the
penitentiary, few days ago IA skeletons were
eADnmed, most Of them being In a remarkable
good state of preservation. 1t was by some
thought that they We're the remains of the
English troops which were blown up by an
explosion In the war of 1872, and by Others
those OF cohvicts, but from the fact that a
number of copper buttons with thirteen stars
on their face were found near them, il is
thought that they " ere the remains of United
States soldiers who died during the first years
post.
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We knew DR.. Lawrences Rossdalis to be a sas
And reliable alterative, &c, and take p,essurs IN
Recommending Il to the profession and the public
A. d. MOORE, NJ. D.
l.. A. sTITH. D.,
B. @ BARHAM. M s.
w. q. DUGAN, NJ D.,
=. BARNEs, N D.,
B. W. KING, M. D.
9. WOODWARD, Id,
w. 7. BREWER, II. D.,
w. J. BULLOCK, N. ID.
! hereby certify that I an personally soquainteS
With the above named Physicians, and they are All
gentlemen Of respectsbitify and standing in thi,
community. T. q. DAVIS
January n, 1853.
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"SrALpise's GLUE" mends Crockery, Wood
en- Ware. &c.
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MARROW T. co.'s
SHIRT nAHUFAcT0RY,
as2 PIHHsYLvAHIA Av1HuI.
jsl-Sm

CALIFORNIA WINES.
lyon have IN invalid wife or daughter, % i,.s
CHARLES r. PERRIE CO.'S,
Corner Of Ninth and I streets, and get bette Of
PERKINS, STERN r CO.'S
CALIFORNIA WINES.
ssnnSt send e the
Loyers Of ..Hocf winssS Win md . bottle Of
C,Hliiof1ia White Wines IN acceptable scoomps-
rSLERSYi HIS assirins pure and agree. bl.
Wlps for Communion purposes will ind ali they
CALIFORNIA WINES.
Henry Erni, lste chief chemist in the Depart
ss these Winss az
n order that We might be treasured In regard to
theni-and reports them
PURE WINES,
and suitable for family and medical use
. This anslysis, in conjunc ton With that Of the
Surgeon General Of the United States, together
with the numerous other evidences Of their purity
presented during the past eight years, has con.
vinced ~ that these are
the BEST WINES
now before the public
Tor sale in any desired quantities by
a.. +. PERRIE Co.,
ers, corner Ninth and streets.
w ILL BE PUBLISHED sta t'ei
EARLY IN JULY
A DICTIO NARY
UNITED STATES cONGR BSS AND THE GIN
eos kRAL 0OvE1NHkNT,
COMPLIED As hook o. REVERENCE roR THE
AMERICAN PEoPIiE, BY 80
"a cHARLEs LANMAH. lss- 90 4
seS Ed .t Revised end Brought Down TO In
cWee tne rorIefh congress. Lstge syo sold
onn " Sub'cnpuou, at ~, In Cloth. 4
80 ~ iCOYLE L TOWERS,
B0oKsELLRRs AND srArIoNERs,
3l4 PENNSYLVANIA AvsNUE,
Bet. Ninth aud Tenth streets, nlol
jysses. "a. > -ssoa, 81 - =, -.
AT a-tf ga a efffa