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pROPOsALs FOR PAPER AND rwINEs.
Posr OFFICE DEPARrNEyr.

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT:
WASHINGTON, D. o., November Z, 1858
Sealed Proposals will Be received at this De.
partment until the 10th day Of January next at -
Iwne for the use Of the Post oe Of the 9ptsS nsS
States Tor enc year from the first day of February
The said articles to be delivered free of expense
to the Department at the Blank Agency OF the
The e imated quantity OF each article e. and the
Quality thereof reauired are specified below
.sd pasfn Quality aSs .aas insss' hi !,
s speets t 70 ihst q now in use il the Department
snS anrss fsam and each
O reams OF the same kind Of paper 40 inches in
100 600 pounds q juts: or other suitable Irvine.
mar hard Twist twisted M snd in balls, and to weigh about
as,OOo pounds Of Coarse Hemp Twine, about one.
eish,h Of an inch in diameter, and in balls, to
Or for ali the articles. '0r s''n article 'eOa
pT s Sd s
careful examination for the purpose Of ascertain.
to sis N rs''' '' most
More OF less than the estimated quantities may
may require, at the discretion Of the Postmaster
samples of such articles as now used at the
post Offices May be seen 1t the Offices On pplied or
at the Blank Agency of the Post Office Depart
Bidders win send samples of such articles as they
propose to furnish:
and certificate from postmaster that such guar
antors are reliable persons
tract.
A failure to furnish an article contracted for
promptly, or furnishing An article inferior that
contracted st Tor. WI. se considered . sufhcient
Bids not made in conformity with this notice
will not be considered.
PIoposals must be marked on the envelope with
dressed 70 the First Assistant Postmaster General,
ALEX. w. RANDALL,
no 10 law6w Postmaster General.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT
WAsHING1os. December q, 1858 (
The time for receiving proposals under the fore
going advertisement, 10 extended to the 1Oth day
Of January. 1853, and such proposals will be re-
de2s-Tuit A. W. Rand ALL, p. Il General.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
II. petition Il n Rss 81 kIS
ef 9lizsbetb, New Jersey, lfor1eriy 1meiipe n. !.
Stedman,l executrix Of the VIII or George ". oted
man. deceeeed, PRAYING for the sxtsnsion q
the nth day. Of March. 1855, for IN improvs1snt
in eeWing Machines.
4 10 ordered thst said PETITION b heard ss this
g. nay sPloss this s.tsn:iSn. 0hieetice:, asIes.
omos twenty days before tAs day 81 hssSine.
ds0-lavSw Oom1isGionse Of PsSSo8s.
OsAo1 ORANGE PLAHrs,
One Hsar on, etocky an1 otrone
Bee saae = % - tAS0sAaA b1S
iz "a y0HH 4. DAXyB,
lGkEUIfURAL WlREH0VsI
sea'DAvt1s. eeanA - ksaisiaao svsaa 3
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RAILROAD SHOPS DESTROYED RY
FIRE.

NEW HAVEN. Jan. 2.-The repair shops of
the New Haven and New Yorx railroad were
destroyed by fire at ii o'clock last night-loss
estimated at one hundred thousand dollars.
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RAILROAD MANSLaUGHTER

WORCESTER, MASS, Jan. 2.-Daniel u Brien,
section hand employed on the Fiecnburg
Railroad. was found dead on the track near
Shirley, Mass, this morning. supposed to have
beeL run over and killed.
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DEATH OF EX-SENATOR BATES.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Jan. 2.-Hou. M W.
Bates, ex-U- :. Senator from Delaware, died
at Dover yesterday, at At an advanced age He
served in the Senate from Afty seven TO fifty.
nine, after the death OF John NJ. Clayton.
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TIE BURLINGAME MISSION IN EMS,
LAND.

LONDON Jan. 1-Mr. Burlipgame ami Lord
Clarendon, Minister Of Foreign Affairs, had an
interview yesterday, when the following
articles for futrre negotiations betweea China
and Great Britain were agreed to
THAT II was necessary to observe existing
treaty supulations: that all negotiations should
be conducted with the Central Government
and not with the local authorizes, and that be.
fore the inauguration Of war. disputes should
be referred to the home GovernMent.
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BUILDING CRUSHED BY SNOW

ALBANY, Jan. "A large building on URion
street, used as a can factory. was crushed by
the snow this morning. The building was
completely wrecked, and contents pretty much
demolished. No one injured. Less estimated
at $500.
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SHARP PPACTICE.-A colored woman from
Providence, who arrived in Boston on Friday,
took q hack at the Providence depot, and was
driven all about town before the hackman dis
covered that she was visiting her colored
bretherD, and attempting to borrow three dol
lars. The hackman demanded his pay. She
said she had nothing. The hackman then
asked where she was going, and upoE saying
'sNewburyport." he drove her to an express
station There he left her baggage, to be sent
to Newburyport by express, receiving from
the express company IS, which was to be COL
lectsd on the goods at Newburyport. Then
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SHOT DEAD Al A SHOOTING MATCH.

TORONTO, Jan. 2.-The well.kuown riff,
shot, Caleb Giles, was accidentally shot deaG
at shooting match yesterday near this city.
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THE STORM DOWN EAST.

SPBINGFIILD. MASS, Jan. "A furious
storm with heavy gale prevailed yesterday
Railroads seriously INSTRUCTED.
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CATARRH CURED.

Testime NAL from Hon M. C. BEEBE
Of Plssssatville, Pc, late Member Of tho
House Of representatives.
Dr.. ABoKy-Dear Sir: Some nve years aso nv
con willie commenced showing symptoms of Ca
tArrh Of the Heed, which continued to grow worse
until has system vas debilitated - to preclude
IN setive enjoyment Of the sports Of childhood or
the pursuit of any system Of study, attendance at
school, and at times he Was entirely Frustrated
With lingering fever-sometimes for weeks to-
gether-vith . constant manifestation Of the symp-
toms Of the disease, such as . Constant hacking,
nostril discharges. &C.. irritation of the throat
Re-, csusir nausea. All the usual appliances and
treatment Of physieians, &c, had failed to afford
relief until you were applied to, last winter when
hebesan to improve Immediately after commencing
your treatment, and continues to Improve until he
rov enjoys . good state of health, and is able to
participate in the active sports of childhood with
zest, - well ss his studies without inter
rrptios. have omitted to make this statement
heretofore, ss 1 wished to be satisfied that the
relief was permanent.
Yours truly, NC BEEBE.
PLEAsASIv-LLE, Pa, October a, 1861.
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fRIcE Is CENTS.
SENT SEALED BIZ POST.
"MANhOOO.n

'mANhOOO."
Ons Hsad,ed crd FGfty5oxrtA Edition OF th,s
new medical pamphlet, revised and just publ,shed
oy the suthor, DIR. Curtis. This valuable work
treats on the caurs and cure OF premature decline
and secret diseases OF youth and manhood. II
gives clear sy acpsis Of the impedi ments 70 mar
riage, and the remedies therefor.
ADGRsss GEksLIs THE sERAgTH RAAggTTHesi Ne; a. .osrH
Ez''ae;s from Review, Of tiis Work comms~e,.,
from the yeay 1850
Mt,NHcop. BY DR; CgnrIs..I. this aes OF pro
stsntly usurRed by the false and fraudulent II is
th 70 sSerd the sufferer from nervous dsbili
&rsnei rel 81 rhs su,so.s Of this work have oh Waited
the treatment Of these painful diseases are the n IA
,,s Us, snsranty and well deserve for the work
orErIs ON MANHOOD should be In the hands n,
ably written, and DEVELOPS the tresfment of =
Slass of painful msladies, which have too LONG
CRttsd SeTrtcs Gazette.
OuRrls on mANHooD.-It developes the s..ren,
shoals on which Q large proportion of human hse
they may be avoided ssd sacsped. Fnrsnyy ~ xn,en s
seo1ptry would Il be did lie youth put into prso
laid down cause Of matTimonis msern mlss hsss
snen pe oanished from our land, and the raes 81
ssssea: g .: q &. y Ss.s rss:s g S
Gle. e'-S~Sess-
OunrIs on nANHoop.-rhis 10 really q vslush,.
YORK, Tor pointing out tne diseases rssutine from
sxceeoes, the evils Of which manifest In evsrv
iSosne ssyium, no - than in the shafSsred CO..
tb. 81 tHSss 1os ISi. y l. viii 90 naes
the young. has much influence On the Sreesns -
On sne futurs Vel being Of fmany.-Hnsyd.
.Dn; CrHII.s work entitlsd nsnhood. A m. ~
nSsst 0s re- SSGss no. esiers The public On s1qh
!ng strictly Ilcfsssions It the ssSs Ss sSas q y I.
1ly inseIne1ole 20 ell Who reed e. fhe 1orsi
@eoosa yssosDs given IN tt render it isvsiS.
OrnfIs on uAHloep.-rhis % truly Q vs,,sSa.
"a ~ SnScld Be = the aend. Of yesas "a
combined vitH hm tvssfv yccss' sxss,sseesssse sesser: e
medical referee % the tsoasness of norvoss Ssssi
~; e; nuy ecceantg Tor the f11s1So eircuiSc5S
10 hss sobtaansd.-SsadsV N0Ss.
DE- cUkf1s nay b ooasultsd upon en- - -
sEnIAAL end PHYsIoAh DEBILITY. aprn-
nAfoR1HBA.s md I'll Other lissasss srisa,s A..
asssss OF the natural funesiens, g m r,.sa,...,
10. - H0RfR oHARLRs srRl1r. nArSy'
oo1B, vhsrs au eoununieasaene sAo.I1 =. -
dressed.
e0aes hesrs-lo . 9. s,Asesns. ssA
n = o vAL. 80 = : =
yELxr Z lEpeRAyD,
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s,c ssssss hss Hsrsis;s kSsrS NJ.
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10A West virginian whipped his wife, the
other day, for unexampled extravaganoe, In
eating both butter and molasses on her bread.
@GarrotIDg is becoming fashionable at
Boston again. A man was relieved Of 500 on
Portland street In that way on Saturday night.
~Queen Olga, Of Greece, walks the streets
OF Athens with her baby in her arms, and stops
TO talk with ali mothers she meets.
~An intensely practical Individual distrib.
uted hoYss car tickets, umbrellas ana postage
etanps among Ats family and fYienAs for heli-
day Sifts.
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OFFICERS,
=: ~: OLAek, Philadeiphia, President.
81 Nyvhk, Chairman Finance and Bxecutfr,
HENRY D. COOKE. wsshineton. Vice Pres.
IMiRsoN v. PEEr. Philadelphia, Secrets,
ls. s.TGRNEs: w.sh,ngsos. A.s,ss.n, s.er.,.,
fRAHoIs q. SMITH, N. D. Medical Direct,
MEDICAL ADVISORY BoARu.
4 BHkNSe. Surgeon General Usitel o.
r. j. GoRWffz, Ohsef Medical pe,.,,
United states Nsvy, Washington,
d. W. BLISS, n. D., Washington.
The ADVANTAGES offered By this Company are.
a. ns ns nons, 40 sSssompsny, chartered by special
paid up capital Of 0l 900 90.
lt oders low rates Of premium.
~ FURNISHES larger Insurance than other oom-
Denies for the same money.
tm definite and certain In its terms.
home company in every locality.
ka policies ere exempt from attachment
Leers are no unneosssary restrictions In the pol
Every policy 10 mon -sorfeitsble
Policise may be taken which pay % the insured
their fuli amount and return ell the premiums, 90
that the insurance. costs only the decrease oa the
Policies viii be issued that Win pay 60 the IN.
slred during life an annual income Of one tenth
the amount named in the policy.
20 extra rate 10 charged for risks upon thelives
It insures not 10 secure dividends, bot st 90 lov
cost that dfvtdends will be imPossble.
"A, LOCAL AoKNT Is WANTED IN EVERY
ties for such agencies, win suit able
sheuld be addressed TO the ComDanyb General
Agents only IN their rsspectiye districts
.n sISIiession q inc omos Of ths ooSSsns 4 ssis
city.
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Her. JOHN COvODE. VI. c., Furnishes
the Following Testimonial.
WASHINGTON, DO,
JUNE u, 1883
For more than year 1 Suffered incorveui.ucs
frsm . constant sounding in my left ear. On the
2l.t Of May applied for relief to DR.. ASorn. He
relieved me Of once. and from that day to this I
have had no dihcuIry Of any kind with my hearing.
Truly, JOHN COvopE
IpteExBER 23.-Hearine still remains perfect
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A SUCCESSFUL LOVER AND MEAN FATHER
IN-LAw.-This little bit of romance is furnish =
ed by a correspondent of the Dover me- On
server, writing from the neighboring town OF
Parkman
A little of the romance of life did transpire
here recently. fright smart young man by
the name of MarcelIus undertook 10 court the
prettiest girl In town. The girl (Emma) favor
ed his SUIT, but the cruel father objected scold
ed, stormed, rayed, swore and threatened
Nevertheless Marcellus persisted in paving
his attentions 10 the blooming Emma. Mar
ceiius had served his country on board a battle
ship, and had iearned that noise never killed a
courageous marine. The mother Of the damsel
favored MS SUIT, and her brother manfully took
his part In due time Marcellus and Emma
We're married, as hope all true lovers will be-
The father Of the young bride has sued Marcel
lus for tea, cake, horse-taiting, candles, and
several breakfasts consum at his various
visits TO Emma, TO the amount OF some 800
Cheap enough, too, no doubt.
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~Pottstown, Pa, savs a few dollars
worth OF light and loses SINE thousands nv
robbery by putting out the street lamps at ten
O'Clock.
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MURDER IN NEW YORK On Tuesday
morning Charles NJ. Rogers, OF No AZ East
Twelfth street, known for fifteen years as sup
erintendent OF the ST. Nicholas Hotel, New
York, was fatally stabbed by one or two un-
known men. The chief information thus far
is his own dying declaration, made TO Coroner
Flynn, as follows
81 am proprietor of the boarding house No.
~ East Twelfth street; about seven O'Clock /
went out to sweep the sidewalk while sweep.
ing two strange men came along. one of them
took OF his coat and handed il TO the other.
when the other said, Don't Jim,' and went
across the street; the shor, man then returned
and attacked me, brandishiDg a large knife he
made several strokes of the knife At nv head,
hicb cut my hat through; l then clutched with
him. while struggling be seized my watch and
chain and my wallet from my pantaloons
pocket; while he was robbing me cried mur.
der. and he then stabbed me in the left side
and went across the street and got his coat: ne
then ran away, and 4 saw him throw some
thing away at the time"
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THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH
The following statistics relative to the progrets
and condition Of this church in the United
States during the past year have been compiled
ceses 80, bishops ~, clergy 2,736, parishes
s,4i2, ordinations a06, candidates for holy orders
33I. baptisms Is, ZOE, combinations 2l,95s, com.
municants 194 692. membership 100000, mar
riages 99i5 burials 1896, contributions sli57,.
sSs %. Sunday schaol teachers 2l,7i1, Sunday
school scholars lo4.O46.
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RECEIPTS FROM CUsroMs.-The receipts from
customs al the ports below named, from Dec.
18th to 18th, inclusive, were as follows: Boston,
S2S3,672; New York, Il ,562,l75 Philadelphia,
SlOJ,y3l; Baltimore, S4i, ,i9I; New Orleans, dec.
5tb to I2th,) SlI025i san Francisco, Nov. 22d
TO Dec. 5th,) 1854, 800.
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GENERAL BADEAU, Of General q Grants staff.
left here on Thursday for New York, where he
will spend several days with his friends.
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAIBY, Sunday kXeepto1s
At the star Building,
". Garner Psnasylvanis Av. and utA s6sst
RygyIyG STAR NEWSPAPER CeAPANY.

TIE STAB - served By the carriers 10 tneir
uoecr1bers In the Oty AID District at TEE
N without wrappers, Two CnHfs each.
PRIcp non kAILINe:-Three months, One
Dollar and Fifty Cepts; sir months, Three Dol
Iars; ore year, Five Dollars. No papers are
ssnt from the once longer than paid for.
The WEEKLY STAR-publishedo on Friday
ncrninx-One Dollar and Half Year.
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COLONEL WEBSTER, Acting Assistant AdJu-
tant General Of General Grants staff, is at his
post again. He has been confined TO his house
tor several days. suffering from a severe attack
OF throat disease.
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1uPoRTANF HBws.
O. b. JBWELLv PREMIUM SOAPS
are scknovIsdgel 70 b

are scknovIsdsel 70 bs
TIE BEST SOAPS HoR THD LEAST MONEY
In the market.
Thsy are made On the old faDhisn plan By boil.
Ing, and are free from an injarious OhsmioaI
sdulterstions.
Tho premium ORIENTAL eOAP,
The NEW YOBK CITY SOAP,
The OHENIOAL OLIVE SOAP,
The LAUNDRY SOAP,
Are brands of superior Quality, ina ere euaran.
eeo 70 give perfect satisf6ot1oa.
ASK YoU1 aRocIR Soe ssy Of these ana taxa
10 other. :
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n No VooAaAG1oo, %.
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WEDDING.-On Tuesday evening last MT.
George n. Hicks was married TO Miss l.. So
phIe Huntington, sister of W. ). Huntington
of this city The Ceremony performed at
the residence Of the BRIDES mother, Mrs. T. II
Huntington, at Penn Yam, n. Y, where a large
reception was held.
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GENERAL GRANT will return here from
Philadelphia on Monday next.
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DIR. ABORy

DIR. ABORy
ssHsk COssULrEDFRoM IoAM. TO sP.M
AT 24s + STREET,
Between 18th and 18th streets, on
CATARRB, DEAFNESS,
AND ALL Disc Asses
or THE
EYE, EAR, HEAD,
IHReAT AND LUN0s.
SsA
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Remarkable Cure Of Chroaic Cat arrh.

Remarkable Care Of ChroRic Cat arrh.
rR. ABoRNs TREATMENT PARENT HAS
GAINED HIRTT-THREE POUNDS.
Testified to b. DR. r. B Brown, of Troy, Jefferson
County.
DR. .ABORS-Dear Sir: Some twelve or fourteen
years since vas seized With Catarrh of the Head
which, despite oil the efforts of four skilled
medical men, continued TO grow worse, until my
throat became seriously affected. The head dis
charges were . source Of constant annoyance and
very offensive. My constitution soon began to
give way under the fearful ravages Of the disease
% that lost thirty pounds in weight. had de-
SPARED Of securing relief. until referred to you
by Henry Brown, Of Jefferson county, whom you
had cured Of deafness. 1t is now one year since
commenced your treatment, and am reioiced to
cay that BY your skill and treatment am now
cutie restored 20 healthy state Since under your
treatment 1 have gained thirty three pounds,
which is three pounds heavier than ever We. ghed
before. The serious nature Of my condition, and
the remarkable changes brsueht sbout BY your
treatment, convince me that the most desperate
eases ses not despsir of hope.
R.T. KECK,
Dee D. i'@' Clarion county, Pa.
p s.-Dr.8. b. Brown, Troy, Jefferson comfy
Pa, 10 familiar With the nature Of nv case and
ysur successful treatment, and nsy be referred to
rslstive thereto.
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BUST OF PRESIDENT LINCoLN.-The red pol
ished Aberdeen granite pedestal for this bust
by Mrs. Ames, has Just been completed by its
presenters TO Congress, Macdonald, Field &
Co, Of Aberdeen, Scotland, aud it may there
fore be expected here in two or three weeks.
Professor Grant, of the Aberdeen University
writes Mr.. A. Williamson, OF the Second Au-
ditor's Office, that it 'swill be quite an orna-
mentation to your beautiful Senatorial marble
ROOM
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MAKE Up YOUR INCOME LIsT.-Our citizens
will b. called upon some tine this month in
reference TO their income for the past year, and
therefore 10 would be well to prepare their
statements for the assessors now, as to avoid
n aking up their return in q hurry.
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

GREAT SALT LAhE CITY, UrAH,l
~, - uv January rs, lsos {
DEAN erR Your communication requesting our
Terms for advertising was duly reoeiv ed but from
= pIeyudice L hao formed against advertising
coies Tor secret diseases, it Wss left WOrcd
During an scctdentsl conversation IN Drug 9tore
the ether evening, my mind YES changed On the
enarecter OF your BucHU. ls was then highly com.
mendsd for other disease By two physici ans pres
ent tnclosed please lind our rates Of "a verfiSins
EDITOR and Proprietor Of nsi,y s.s
oemi Weekly Telegraph.
H.Y.O voL DESTITUTE,
"A HON. ., and 1ss sesccs lne az ,sth M st Central Psrk
Dr.. b z HKI MBoLD:
Two bottles only Of the package OF your yal,.h,.
buchu Presented to the institute have bss ~
Dy the children, and with perfect success In IT,
longer mortified, snd be 10 free fron The Ssii9 A. ~
nornlne aoatbemas Of the chanbermaH vhs -
charge Of HE bedding. I feel that 4 kpovies - "a
tns result Of our use Of your Buchu vith The ch,i
oIen onoef our charge may save many q 0uss rin :
isnat NJ ano Matron OF Boarding schools and ksv
Roor child sufsriag from ces1 sss, thsn Srs..
paot may be spared pupishmsnt, that ie scos
moving IL es weak nees instaa1 Of had hsis.s.
most 9nyustly inflicted upon them. rhankin. ~
on behalf Of the children, and hopinc other.s 70 w
am respectfully yoars,
In. ~ ,.,. General Sos { sIi Sdirss Sirscs,or.
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HOME EVIDENCE
DURABILITY
CHRONIC cATARRh
DEAFNESS.
-REAsCRY DEPARTMENT,
DECEMBER n, 1858.
Thlsis 70 certify that have been afflicted with
Chronic Cstsrrh and Sore Throat for twenty
y.are past; and have suffered scutely therefrom
for tvo yesrs. Though not very deaf, have al
way. heard indistinctiy. have been under the
treatment Of Doctor Absrn, Of gas r street. for
the Chronic Cstsrrh and Sore Throat is being rap
idly effected and that hear mach more distinctly
than before wss treated.
J.F. JONES.
Third A1ditors Office.
A Gentleman Il Years Of Age Acknow-
ledge. the Restoration OF his Hearing.
WASHINGTON, d. g.,
DEcEEBER q. 1858.
DE-. AIoKS:
IrAR SIP: wish to acI 1owledee the remark
able success of your restment in my case had
been deaf for the past twenty years as 20 be un
able TO bear, except when addressed ir q very
high tone. After tes days under yoar treatment
ny hearing spDesrs to be perfectly restored. lam
Iyesrs Of age.
Yours, very truly,
p. SODINE, 2se street.
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4 United STATES PATENT OFFICE,

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ORDERED TO WA sHIEGroS.-The Secretary
Of War has directed Brevet Major General A
y. Ghlem, in command Of the Fourth Militar y
District, to visit this city ON public business
Brevet Major General ]. ]. Reynolds. lately
In command OF the Fifth District, has also beer
ordered tothis city, and will report to the Ad
Jutapt G. General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-02

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