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w A r r A T E D,

As we use nothing but the best material
and employ lone but first class mechanics.
We feel safe in saying, that for durability
and finish, our work stands second to none
made in the state. All of which we will
offer at as low a price, as the same quality
of work and times will admit of.
We also give notice that we do
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-06-16

Send in your Clubs, or send for Circu-
lars, to . ARMAND & CO. .a
rs Lake Street, Chicago.
Goods at Wholesale to the Trade. 4w45
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H. j. TRAvER & CO.,

of Wadsworth, Ohio, have established a
branch shop in Ashland, where we shall
keep on hand, and make to order all kinds
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JUN IL Az AWFUL Ac III IlCGl4 dAtd
heavy bit of any sort is clumsy and
ungentleman-like in appearance, and
OF Ho1eficacy as to utility. =
The saddIer has plenty of business
mis- own line, and plenty of scope
toashowahis ingenuity or superiority,
but ga to a bit maker for bits. The
saddler only buys them /; the latter
mdEes them, and further, will not only
let you into the secret, but show you
the difference between a tscase-harden-
ed" bit, and one finished in the COM
mon way. Let the reader purchase
no bit of any kind for his own use,
but in trade phrase, a "case-hardened''
one, in the first place such are al
ways of good material other bits,
however good or painstaking may be
the groom, cannot be kept to that pol
ish a gentleman's bride should show.
Ayc6mmon iron one will answer the
purpose of holding a horse, but the diff
ference of appearance between the two
will be something like lustre ofa dress
steel button and the leaden look of a
kitchen carving knife; and iron being
in comparison with steel, a soft mat
eriaI, its bulk must be increased to
prevent its bending. Bits not case
hardened: rust, even from the effects
of a foggy morning. With a case
hardened bit, supposing from neglect
Or any other circumstance it rusts, the
rust will only be on the surface, and is
rot of readily. With the other it
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-06-16
Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs

of the latest style and improvement. All
our work is
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-06-16
AND TRIMMING

We have the best facilities for print
ing wedding and cotillion cards.
Cana In
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Conclusion Of Yesterday. Proceedings.

SkNATR--After our report closed yesterday
MI. Doolittle being entitled 10 the IL 'or, pro-
cefoed briefly to address the Senate upoa tue
merits OF the bill relating to the central branch
OF the Pacific Railroad, and upon Pacific Rail
roads generally, and was followed oy Nj. Har-
Ian, who rgued that the Central Branch Ohm
pany cannot, without the aid TO be given by this
Dill, form the junction with the main line,
which the Law REQ lures them TO make
The bill was further discussed, when -
Mr. Conkling offered an anendment in the
nature OF substitute, providing tnat nothing
contained in the act Of July 3, 1866, relating to
the Eastern division of the Union Pacific rail-
road shall deprive the Central Branch from
continuing ITS road and telegraph line from
the termination of the 100 miles mentioned In
with the Union Pacific railroad, Eastern di-
vision, as branch of that road; but requiring
the con tinuatioL of the Central Branch road to
be made 10 a point at or near Fort Riley, in
Kansas, upon the same terms, in all respects
as are now provided by law tor the construc-
cific railroad, and providing, further, that no
subsidy shall be allow 10 said Central ranch
Company for any greater length of road than
forty miles from the termination of the 100 miles
on W hich bends are already authorized to be is
sued.
Mr.. Morton opposed the amendment and
affirmed the equity of the bill
After further discussion by Messrs. Edmunds
aud ConkIing, without acting on the amend
ment, the Senate, ~ AGO. adjourned.
HoUsE.-After our report closed yesterday
Mr. Lynch Me drained the iOor aud pro.
ceeded TO read a speech in IN of his bill .'to
provide for gradual resumption OF specie
payments"
Mr. Barnes IN " then addressed the House
against the bill of Mr.. Lynch, and was follow.
ed by MIR. Warrington &. Smith, OF Vermont;
after which the House adjourned.
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SENATOR HOWARD IN THE CAEISET.-The
ChIcsgO M atiien OF the 2lst instant SAYS.
ecItOTIaIiv
The friends OF Senator How ard IN Michi-
-an are urging has selection by General Grant
Ter place IN his Cabinet. IL being considered
inst d. Will make an excellent Secretary OF
he Interior. Senator Towards large public
'Np'TIeHce. rVe Earning, ana innexible b IN
es'y, combine TO Teuoer him Il very proper and
desirable constitutional adviser for or IucJn-
ing President We doubt II a better azIOlut-
nent could be made, and the people of the
Northwest would be- profoundly gratified py
NE seIecuon Oi Il man IN whose wisd ON, poll
teal sounoDess and political integrity they re-
pose such well-deserved confidence"
OF the fitness OF Senator Howard for Cabi net
position there can BE- no question, but we are
inclined &C doubt If his incIIna.ons lead in tina,
direction.
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We have limitations that a vigi,spcs =,

We have limitations that a vigilance COM
mItiee Is being organized in New York after
the model and for the purposes of that in ex-
istence in San Francisco several years ago.
and !; Is said that should there he another as
sa>siration IN the city the roughs and dlsrep-
utable Characters viii! be taken in hand and
snmmarily dealt With The late murder OF
nr. Rogers, al seven O'Clock in the morning,
81 mont Of his own door on Eth street, and the
inability OF indispOsiiiOn OF the police TO find
any clue 10 tbs perpetrators of the crime, seem
TO have prompted or rather given tangible
form 10 the movement
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Inc workingmeD, in their convention held
IN Cnicago on January 10Th, adopted repor,
submitting TO the Legislature an apprentices
law requiring thai all persons Indentured shall
De tsug al reading and writing and the ground
"ers OF arithmetici lien law glyIng every
oikhan q lien upon any building OF grounds
upon which he NAV be employed. such lien
however, not TO e. Ceed the value of the own.
er's night or Title; and an act prohibiting the
contract system IN the Or sons
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THK Coal TRADE.-While a large proper
ION of the people of the United States live
within less than a hundred miles of some ya.t
coal field, the consuming population ara
charged ten, eleven OF twelve dollars per ton.
While England and Scotland are mining over
A0,0oo.C0O tons Of coal, the United States mine
less than 3o'O0s,eOo tons. In sections OF the
United States having the most dense popula-
fcns. coal cos's the inhabitants more than their
bread.
Ihe anthracite coal carried 70 market in 1858
Tom the high, Schuylkill and Lackawaua
disIrlcts amounted IN the aggregate to 1875 ,7Ol
IONS. OF this The
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The calculation has been made and confirmed
hy men of the soundest Judgment and exse-
rIenCe thai coal can be laid down at tide water
on the Jersey shore, the Chesapeake or the
Potomac at about 80 per ton with proper and
efficient facilities for transport.
These facts serve to show IN a pretty strong
light the necessity for Congressional action in
behalf Of The working and consuming popula-
ton. In every other civilized country that the
sun shines upon the government steps in to
protect the people from the rapacity of great
monopoiiss
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The humboldt Californian Register saws tina,
II the bitter rivalry between the Contra! and
Union Pacific Railroad companies continues
10 widen and DEEPEN. and finally results in the
nuIlcing OF two roads. instead Of one across
re continent, the people will have great cause
20 oe thankful as competition is what they
want above all else. If the Union Pacific
stenpt TO Pass on to the Central Pacific
with an INDEPENDENT line, the Central Pacific
VIII hrd the means Of self-preservat is an
iEdepende 1t line oy way of II I.oui.
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The New York Beard of Health has passed
al ordinance which forbids the sale or use Of
kerosene oil, as an Illuminating agent, if 1t
takes IRE below ITO degrees Fahrrnheit. or
evolves N explosive vapor below 100 degrees.
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Hon Horace CaproD. Commissioner Of Agri-
culture. ssncs US copy of the annual report
Of the department. for the year IS57. which AS
usual contains great deal of M at OF interest
20 farmers. gardeners. dairymen, and other OF
lie industrial classes
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Mayor Banks Of BALTIMORE yesterday sent a
lumber Of nominations to the city Council
AL o. which We're confirmed except that of
Dir. Samuel McCubbin, nominated as City
Comptroller, which was rel ected.
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The Chapman Sisters and q. Ii. Bishop are
drawing good houses at the National Theatre
They are very amusing in cinderella. /" which
will be performed for the Iasr time this evening.
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To Advertisers.-Our advertising patron

To Advertisers.-Our advertising patrons
are requested TO send IN their favors before
u O'Clock m as advertisements received
later cannot be insured an insertion in
TIE STAR of the same day. on account Of
the pressure Of news matter after that hour
With every disposition to accommodate, we
ind ourselves obliged to lay down this rule
and sdhere 10 IT,
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DR. ESS MAKlN0.

II DRESS MAKING,
-. ~ MRgi AJKtHe0E; 81 Z Eighth street west,
Home, and Street suits, gotten OBJ In The most
,eehe,eh. styles. No work slishted to hasten its
Cmpletton-ttme always set, and no disc Doint
pents. - Machine stitching end Cuttine and
Basttng carefully and promptly done no lS-sm
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1Gen. Lee is to set up farm II connection
with his college.
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Metropolitan Patent Steam Bakery
No. sa1 STREET.
BETWEEN a.. AND STH STREETS.

metropolitan Patent steam BAKERY
No. SAT STREET.
BETWEEN "A AND sIH srRKErs.
HAyBNNRRs CRACKERS
Are sdmtt ey oil impartial in isss to be the beat
eh have erected one Of Nc Keuzie % ,Isu ,id Rse
Ovens: st co.t ofo,er i've thousand dollars
e buy the best N lateral.
We emf 10y the best workRen
We manufacture from twenty hve to thirty bar
We Keep no old stock on band. and consequently
Try for yourselves, you will find eur statement
To prevent fIaud, our Crackers are stamped with
"HAvENNER.
If you cant get "HAvGNRER's CRACKERS
from Your CT ooer, send to the Bakery, 3i7 st.
We offer the following assortment
SODA tRAGknRS
WATER CRACKERs
LhH sSsrB B,s9 CkacKrRs
OBAoksk pGsr,,
''f ssoy Sts sShS:
SUGAR CRACKERs. " '> IN 20
"HAvINNERS FAMILY BREAD"
This unequalled Bread 10 now for sale by most of
the h aiding GrOcers of the city.
Ii IL made of select amily FLOUR. is thorou ghly
baked, in McKeszies Patent oven: is always
sweet, white, nutritious, aud is guaranteed to
Weigh sixteen ounces
CAUTION "A great deal Of Bread is sid for
6svenners' which never came from our essab.
lishm nt To prevent As far as possible this dis
honesty: We have supplied all our authorized Gro
Gers with fresh ample Cards, marked 500. ex-
anime for yourselves Jas i'm
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IL III 0 L.
kINDLING AND STOVE WOOD FOB THE
MILLION
Having removed my extensive hiniline and
stove Wood Mill from the cid established place
fCot Of seyenteenih TO the foot of Seventh street
where l have greater facilities for procuring the
best wood the shores Of Virginia and Maryland
can produce, Am now prepared to furnish nav oIt
customers and the public generally with all Kind.
OF wood, s'wed aud cplit, In Any length or size
required, at tie
LOWEST BATES,
and delivered TO any part of the District of CO.
lumbia "
FBEE OF EXTRA CHARGE
All orders left At my Office. 323 street adjoin.
ing the Star office, at the MILL foot of 7th strert
Will re met with prompt PERSONAL attention.
laIo-u THOMAS j. GAIT.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
Il OR NOUN vKRN IN.

~ L I
The steansr "ARRoe." oa,,sin rho.. sr.ck.
s g,ss' , .,. her rhsd foot of s-v- It.
,ss:;:"' ' ;> %f,th g g. Il a o & 80
si2 nt .sE st rS .sT Vail Will
sE. Ns-fete ming 10 tAs cit, atap m
70 the sss.sS ana sr 6S'aia II' so nag
M irtshnt nts on bosrd
T ,s for sale At al the principal Hotels ami
uJ, h,Mfs sfkks, General superinie pdeut. Onsce
"!1s-e n9etl. .. ls-lm
NEW MrRCHASrs STEAMSHIP COMPANY
x Efs iT; ma ; ;SHs ;psass s ."s
run s.suls. s during the ri.tsr s.S
SSRscLk ss'rfsP @ sok SisTiseroS
and GEORGETUwN,s as follows: 'oN :
SG% ris5 Es; Rrs5
ct Ale, andris and Georse,own TUESDAYS:
Til kspkYs; Xie.snSris, FBipkYS; NSpfoIs.
s AL arriving at New York MONDAY
tbs Line. c.nnectins 9, Norfolk with the I'm.
steamers of the Merchants and Mechanics Trans
paved to take through freight At much reiacsa
rstes, as the usual charge 81 drsy and other er
il 81 y route
Tor further intor%s,iOp ~ ply 70 jos; I. GAIT,
Gsofssto~n. y G; or At OFFICE or uoMPaSS,
corner New \ ork avenue and Eth St, one square
below Navy Department.
Dolsf J,wTHoMPsOs, President
NEW EMPRESS LINE.
EKw YORK AND WASHINGTON STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
THE ONLY DIRECT LINE Be ~A
TWEEN NkW NORh AVID SAExh
THE DISTRICT. 6&1
This Company will hereafter run two Steamers
aweek,
Leaving New York every " ednesdsy I'm
And every Saturday at Il m
Leaving Georgetown every mondsy at a. m
And every Thursday AZ o.
Freight received ct all times aud forwarded n
lowest rates.
JOHN X. DAVIDSON, Agent,
63 Water street, Georgetosn.
n. ELDRIDGE q co, Agents,
Alexandria.
JAMES HAND, Agent,
nr5-t 10 " al street. New YORK
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1000 TONS OF ANTHRACITE COAL,
FOR SALE
AT REDUCED PRICES FOB CASH.
The undersigned will cell from this date. his en-
TIRE stock of COAL at greatly reduced prices for
WHITE ASH EGG and FURNACE.
STOVE aud CHESTNUT.
RED ASH EGG aid STONE.
CHESTNUT.
The above Goal is Of the very best quality and il
good condition. Delivered u any part Of the city
Tree OF extra charge.
Also, HICKORY, OAK. and PINE WOOD
sawed and split, or in the stick.
W. II. MARROW,
lals 2w- ONCE and yard cor 7th st and canal.
SOAL AT REDUCED PRICE.
COAL AT Low PRICE
have received notice 10 remove my Coal Depot
on the liver 10 give way for the i'm proyement CT
ma,er street. have u large amount of the best
quality of
RED AND WHITE ASH COAL
stored there, which must be removed in thirty
days. '
| will sell II at low price rather than remove il
will sell 1t in lots at very low price
II CLAY STEWART
3tIo-t Corner OF IL and 18th streets
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The lRIsH CHURCH QUEsTIOS.-Nearly all
Irish Catholic journals, especially the n alton,
urge the establis hment of religious equality In
ireland. They say the only thing needed to
speedily procure for Ireland the blessing OF
home government Is the union OF Irish Prot
esiants with their Catholic fello " &C ,untrymen
in demanding 1T The Irish Catholics feel
greatly elated at the passage of the Irish bill IN
Parliament. They are now publishing engray-
iDgs representing Erin rising from the tomb,
and with outstretched arms looking TO Heaven
The patriotic motto "Resurgam' is written
beneath. The Central Protestant Defence As
sociation are making the utmost efforts 10
defeat The Irish Church bill. They have or
ganized meetings every city, whose work
consists to show that the dis.s tabl is hment aud
disendowment OF the established churches of
Ireland cannot be looked upon In any other
light than as sanctioning the proceedings Of the
eDem es OF Professionalism, and calculated to
prove disastrous to the cause of the Church.
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MEIZERoTrBALL.

TIE DAVENPORT BROTHERS
Attic solicitation OF lsr-e rGmbsr who Ger,
liable To- witness their
MYSTERIOUS
Ano truly wonderful o, rform auc@s, vii give
THREE MORE sEANCEs. on
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY sui ssTrRp.Y
ENkAiNCS, JsNUARA ezra. rH and 3arg
Which Will positively be their Iasi an Ash assop
Admission, 81 Cents: Res rived sests = Cam.
lics-i- AZ NefTrrott's Music store
boors open at, commence ats. asst
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What became of Mrs. Sigourney,s Son Is the
literary question that seeTss to have taken the
place Of Who wrote the I" Planning Lie !' and
who Is the author OF Rock me TO Sleep,
Mother" a statement was published some
time since to the effect that the SON OF the emil
nent poetess. supposed 10 have been drowned
long while ago, was really alive. having been
changed when q child, and that instead of
himself il was his substitute who filled a
waiery grave. Then came a counter statement
from printer mp an Vermont, who claimed
10 be- her verItable son, alleging that he never
was changed, no more was ne drowned and
his village editor kindly added that he was
likely TO get good tat Office directly General
Grant should be inaugurated President Now
letter from Mis-. Sigourney 10 Mrs. Julia e.
X. DOTr is published, barring date August -
FOL. IN which Mrs. S-then nearly sixty years
q age-says -" Gy darling and only son was
smittsn down On b. 2i;h of last June. bv con-
sumption, IN the bloom ana beauty OF nine
ieen.
This. one would think, shout. settle The
4uestlOn-f0r the time being, al least
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The New YORK >aH of yesterday contains a
long communication on the SUBJECT OF dIsIoyal
men IN the Departments here, IN which the
writer alleges that the Government offices are
hlled and controlled by a corrupt ring OF lazy
nd incompetent rebel sympathzers, and init
mates that Lee received valuable information
from this source during the rebellion. The
late johnson Departmental Club also comes
IN for some pretty severe structures.
II Is possible that there may be ground FOR
the positions assumed by The writer but the
force Of his arti-le Is considerably weakened
by the fact that the charges are all general in
their character, aud that they are published
anenymously. II any one really desires 10
make sensation or accomplish anything in
he way Of reforming the abuses complained of
he should specify names, dates, places and cir
cum.staI ces, and also give the matter 70 the
public over the signature of = reliable and re-
sponsIole person Anonymous eommunica-
uOns have pretty much outIiyed their useful
less. II ever they had any
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~ REMOyAL-Dr Il. PIPER
has removed ia
425 18TH sTREET,
Jals I'm ne Ut to south west Of New York
"OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON GAS
JIG LIGHT COMPANY. No. 472 lu,h street
west HGSh'HgtoR 18th January, 1853 An election
Tor Directors OF this Company to serve dur the
ensuing year, will be held at this Office MON.
DAY the LIST Of FebrgarJ next between the
hoaIs OF ~ aud i. CHAS. b. BAILEY,
JtElE Secretary.
~ CENTRE MARKET.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
al STAT LIS for which Re- Mt 10 not paid by the lst
of fEBRl AkH will be sold.
JOS 6ERYAROT,
JaB Clerk Centre Market
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I FAVE YOUR ORDERS FOB
IL GLEASON d GLENNB
CHEAP GOALS AND WOOD,
tne'r VIZ Esp0s and Chief once, street wharf.
q. sToRRs . CO., corner 18th and =, Wash
BkILEY 4 90, corner 7th .ndr;
b. TRAUTMAN, III Pc. avenue, between 18th
ard 2th streets.
~. BOGUB- corner Bridge and High, George
town. iyl66mt
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nTCITY REGISTERS OFFICE,
u3 WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. Is, 1859
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
hereby give notice that from this date this Of
nee will ecoguIZe the transfer Of any Off Ger
or EMPLOYEES pay or salary nor the transfer or
assignment of any assessments or estimates OF
work done by parties under this Corporation
All persons holding transfers or Assignments
which have been accepted by this once, are re.
Gulred 10 produce the same, 81 nat they msy be
recorded.
JaH-Iut IA BOSWELL, Registar
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THR WORKING PEoPLR-The NAw York
clothing cutters are making preparations for
general strike Tue Clothing Cutters Union
m n, bers t0U members. Tee demand for iI
creased wages will be- for 81 per day, their
present pay being - g or 81 Per week. The
New York iron moulders sre m AKIN prepara.
mons to establish = cooperative foundry Al
ready GO shares have ben su bscri bed fer, rep.
resenting $500. The New York longs bore
men are preparing to resist the recent action OF
the employers in attempting TO reduce the
wages of the men, on the ground that the pres
ent season is a dull one. The wages az present
are forty csnts an hour for day work aud sixty
cents an hour for night work. The Patterson
IN. J y cotton mills are now running on full
lime. the recent changes in the MARKET having
increased the demand for yarns. Nearly all Of
the IabOrers al the United States Arsenal Bos-
ton, have been discharged, and one-half of tue
mechanics and laborers employed at the navy
yard, under the bureau OF yards and docks, are
10 be discharged at the end of this month The
cOOpers OF Albany are on a partial strike in
consequence of the effort of an employer in that
heads from 81 10 s7a. The Union to which
the strikers belong will allow $40 per week to
married men and as to the single men. At a
convention OF workingmen held at Chicago on
January l9th. report was adopted submitting
70 The Legislature an apprentice law requiring
that all persons indentured shall be taught
reading and writing and the ground work of
arIthmetIc, lien law giving every workman a
lien open any building or grounds upon whic a
he may be employed. such lien, however, not
to exceed the value of the owners right or title;
and an act prohibiting the contract system In
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. ID Z tai TOE

NJ DEN TAI NOTICE.
w. H. BARRETT, d. D.s,
formerly Of Philsdel pha,l No. 20 A.. street be.
tween Pa. ave. and street.
All Dental Operations skillfulIy performed.
Teeth extracted without gain By administering
Pure NiuOhs OLide.
REFERENCES.
Prof. 7. L. Buckingham, D. d g.
Prof James Truman, ID ID. 8
Prof. Geo. Barker, ID. II. B.
iTof klias Wildmsn, M D., d. D. 8 PennsyIvs-
=, Dts College of DeItal Surgery, PHILADELPHIA
Harvey LinGsley, II. D., No. 31O Ostreet, Wash.
lnRtop, ID. U. 81 6m