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NJ CATACAzY, the Russian Minister, will to-
morrow transfer the Legation of his Govern
ment to its new quarters, the Campbell man
sion, on l street, near Fourteenth. The new
establishment, which has been superbly fitted
up, through impOrtations from Europe made
expressly for the purpose, promises to be one of
the most attractive points in Washington society
this winter,
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L,OR LIvERPOOL ANp QUEENsTOWN.
NlERCHANTS- LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter, the Fine Steamships Il. G. KNIGHT,
JOHN GIBSON, and VALLEY CITY, of ~&SAe
the MERCHANTS LINE, will make SfE6&
regular semi wee KY trips between NEwsa4ED
YOkk. ALEX NNDR1A, WASHINGTON, and
GEORGETuNN, follows: Leave NEW YORK,
from Pier 80 East river, every WEDNESDAY and
ATURbA1, AZ m Leave GEORGETOWN
every MCNDAY and THURSDAY, at l2m.
For further information, apply 10 JOS l.. GAIT.
Agent Office and wharf foot Of High street, George
town, OF at the corner OF Eth street and New York
ayenue.
au2l-t If j. w THOMPSON, President
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THE New YORK PRESS CLUB will give
grand banquet at Delmonico's on Saturday
evening, the 9th instant. One hundred and
ninety-three invitations have been issued. The
cards of invitation are signed by A. d. Richard
son, Mrs. l.. G. Calhoun, Whitelaw Reid, John
Russell Young, James Parton, Mrs. Mary
Clemmer Ames, Shirley Dare, Jas. w. Simon
ton, Thomas w. Knox, j. w. Sweetser, s. s.
Packard, John Swinton, Mrs. Croly, William
Winter, and others Of the New York press.
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DENTISTRY.

hrs. W. AND III. A. MERRILL DENTISTS
y No. 236 PENNSYLVANIA AVE-~
NUE., between 18th and 18th streets, furnishSp&%S
ARTIFICIAL TEETH on any kind of Plate <OIIO
desired Pure Nitrous Oxide Gas constantly on hand
for extracting teeth without pain. We guarantee to
all those having work done at Office satisfaction
in every particular. no lO-Iyr
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The ECUADOR MIssIoN.-We are informed
that the statement We copied yesterday from
the Washington correspondence of the New
York JouTndlcf Commerce, in regard to the ap-
pomtment OF Judge Embry as Minister to Ecua-
dor, was incorrect. The facts are, that Judge
f was rendered the appointment by the Prasi-
DEM in highly complimentary terms, but that
he declined it voluntarily, as it was position he
had not sought or desired. No intimation what
ever was made to him by note or otherwise that
il was desired he should withdraw, no commits
sion had been made ont, and, as above stated.
the tender of the nomination was unexpecteJ
and unsolicited.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.

AS an internal remedy, has equal. In ccses Of
Choiic, Summer Complaint, Dyspepsia, Dysentery.
Asthma, and Rheumatism, it will cure in one night,
by taking it internally, and bathing with it freely
1t Is the best nment i'm America Its action is like
magic when externally applied to bad Sores burns,
scalds and sprains. For the sick headache and
toothache, don't fail to try it. In short it is Pain
huieT. no .. I'm
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10! FOR CALIFORNIA .
Special Pullman Palace Car Express.
MEALS SERVED ON BOARD.
OMAHA TO SAN FRANCISCO
In 81 Hours.

SPECIAL TRAIN
ins n RSom rs1sfe snS sfespias Eesss ptsM cars
Will leave OMAHA At 9:I5 a.. m. EVERY THURS
DAY commencing November 11th, 1869, and run
THROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO WITHOUT
CHANCE arriving there Sunday afternoon.
Returning, this Special Train will leave SAN
fRANCISCO at a m. EVERY WEDNESDAY,
commencing November 10th, 1860, and arrive at
OMAHA Saturday afternoon, connecting with FAST
ATLANTIC EXPRESS FOR ALL POINTS EAST
PASSENGERS BY THIS TRAIN FROM SAN
FRANCIsCO ARRIVE IN SEW YORK THE
FOLLOWING TUESDAY MORNING.
FARE by this Special Train, between Omaha and
San Francisco, including double berth in sleexing
car, Sl6s (currencyl Meals will be served on this
Train viZ-:-Breakfast from to g. 81; Lunch from
III To = card prices; Dinner from to 6, 81 90
THIS TRAIN is ESPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR
THROUGH PASSENGERS,
AND WILL STOP ONLYAT POINTS NEcES-
SARY FOR FUEL AND WATER
Passage Tickets, Drawing Rooms, Sections and
Eerihs can be secured by telegraph letter. or per
sOnal application, the General Office of the Pull
man Pacific Car Company 1O2 Michigan avenue,
Chicago: at Office Of Union Pacific Railroad, Omaha
and at Office OF Central Pacific Railroad, San Fran
cisco. GEO. NJ. PULLMAN.
Pres. Pullman Pacific Car Co. Chicago
&. g. HAMMOND,
Gen1 Supt. U. y. X. r., Omaha
A. ". TOWNE,
nO2- law6w Gen n1Supt. G. p. II. r., Sacramento
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23

NJ A y A l. Il H l. A TRE
LAST SIX NIGHTS
of those Eminent Artists,
ROSE AND HARRY WATKINS,
Who will present TO the public for the first time i'm
this city,
ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
November I'd and 3D. the new and exciting Irish
romance, entitled
NORAH O'NElL,
Or. TRUE TO THE LAST,
With new Scenery and Mechanical Appointments
and powerful cast Of characters.
GRAND MATINEE ON SATURDAY no9o ot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23

COMPANY of about thirty ladies and gentle
men met at the residence OF the Argentine
Minister last evening, by invitation of Madame
Garcia, to witness private exhibition of Herr
mann's skill in magic.
Among the noted persons present were the
Mexican Minister, the Peruvian Minister and
lady, and the Misses Freyre; the Charge d,sc
to'Tes OF Sweden, Count OF Loyenhaupt: the
Baron Avensleben, Prussian Secretary; General
Badeau; the Second Secretary of the Spanish
Legation; Mr.. Freeman, of the British Legation,
and lady; the Secretary Of the Argentine Lega-
tion, and the dttdcke, Captain Carranza; Mr..
Hunter, of the State Department, and two
daughters; the Secretary of the Turkish Lepa
ton, and lady; the dttdche OF the Peruvian Le-
CATION; Miss Clymer, and Others
Miss Nellie Grant and Master Grant were also
present as the guests Of Miss Ella and Master
Garcia. Before the arrival of Hermann, who
mad been entertained by the same hosts in
Buenos Ayres and elsewhere, Madame Garcia
and Others entertained the company with fine
music and singing.
The performances Of Hermann were WON
derful and inexplicable, of course, and afford al
much amusement to the company. Much praise
was accorded Master Grant for his persistence
III refusing to be deceived, and his efforts at Ia
lection were ingenious, but without result.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23

The BOARD OF NAVAL OFFTcERs To fix unon
the respective ranks of line and staff officers of
the Navy met yesterday at the Navy Depart
ment, all the members present, and organized
for business. 1t is expected that they will be
III session for some time, as the question of rank
is a perplexed one. and will cause much discus
SION Stormy times are expected before the
question can be settled finally. The Board sits
with closed doors, but it was rumOred TODAY
that the opening session yesterday was not very
harmonious, as the line and staff officers OF the
Board could not agree upon certain matters con-
nected with the organization Of the Board and
therefore referred the matter to Secretary Robe
son .Or settlement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23

WASHINGTON. New. -, IssS.-.Iay Cooke & 90.
furnih the following quotations Of Government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23

IHE WILL OF THE LATE AMOS KENDALL.
now before the Orphans Court, contains tbe
following bequests, which have not heretofore
been placed before the public:
FIRST. 5000 to nephew John f. Kendall in
token OF gratitude for placing all his pecuniary
means at the disposal Of deceased at time Of
extreme embarrassment. Second. To grand
son, Edwin h. Culver, $1,000 and ali lands
in Arkansas. Third. Family Bible to eI lest
daughter, Mrs; Green. Fourth Fathers fam
lily Bible to daughter, Mrs. Stickney. Fifth.
10 daughters, Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Babcock,
such souvenirs as they should select from
his pictures, &c. Sixth. All manuscripts 10
sGn-in-law, VIM. Stickney. Seventh. Dividss 8
all the residue of his estate among his four
daughters, above named. Eighth. Appoints
William Stickney and Robert c. Fox executors
The residue Of the will is devoted to specife
directions concerning sales of real estate, and
the division OF Government, Railroad and other
stocks, the amount OF his personal estate being
s15i, ,S64.25. The win closes with an earnest
prayer that the property left to his daughters
will prove blessing and not q curse, and that
he may be forgiven for the transgressiOns he
may have committed during O protracted life.
anu may through the mercy of the Redeemer
have place hereafter among the blest i'm inn
mortality.
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nR. LEWIE & DAVIS DENTAL ASSOCIA-
~ TION,
No. $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 18th and 18th streets.
TEETH ExTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

No charge will be made for extracting where Arti-
hcial Teeth are inserted, although the pa
tent viii be required to pay for the surgi 0pr@
cal operation when performed, which will be <GIlO
deducted when the teeth are made. The Association
Is now prepared to make Teeth Gold, Silver, and
Rubber, at New York, Philadelphia, and Boston
prices All persons wishing dental work done can
have 1t as cheap as in the above named cities An
work VIII be done in the neatest and best manner
and warranted 90 give entire satisfaction. Persons
will do well to call and examine our work before get
ting il elsewhere. wis
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EXCURSIONS, &c.
EOR MOUNT VERNON.

Tor MOUNT VERNON.
The steamer ARROW, Capt Thomas Stackpole,
leaves her wharf, foot Of 7th street, 49,
DAILY leIceIt Sundays, y at 20 a. m, ~
FOG MOUNT VERNON, touching at
Alexandria, Forts Foote and w wsshingtou, Marshall
Kali Md, White House and lone, Va, returning to
JAMES SYKES, Gen1 Supf,
au H-u Ofiice-Willards Hotel.
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WV Nnrk nfrsr mann
in hnrne and farcicn market A. follows.

~ BaEktrs' and Bro,,.s' Telegraph. Jams N.
GdssG'cay. Operator.
Lewis .IohuSon ~ Co ou,fe Sfneks an \ l,a,, -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23

PERSONS WHO ARE GRAY
Can have their hair restored to its natural color
and If II has fallen out, create q new growth, by
using ~
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER.
IL fs the best HAIR DRESSING in the world,
glossy. '
Price $lO0. For sale by all druggists
X. p: HALL Co, Nashua, N. H, Proprietors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23

1HE GREW OF THE STEAMER LILLIAS-The
State Department having notified the Navy
Department that the steamer Lillian landed
near Nassau, y. p, three hundred Americans.
WHO were induced to ship for Cuba; that the
Lillian was afterward captured and taken to
Nassau, charged with an alleged violation Of
the neutrality laws, and the men turned adriit
10y The Cuban agents without mon ey. aud with
no means OF leaving the place; that they appljed
to the Consul for relief, but he had no autbor-
ity of law TO give it, and they are in an entirely
destitute condition; Secretary Robeson has ,ii-
rected that vessel be sent from Key West for
the remainder of the men, (about aOs) one hun
dred having already been sent to Key West. aS
stated in The STAR some days since.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23

THE GENUINE LIEBIG'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT,
secures great nomy excellence in the preraration
OF beef tea Buy but tina tdnade by the Liebig
Extract of Meat Company Baron Liebig's sigma
ture ON every gar. For sale by druggists and gro
GERS. j MILHAII,S SONS
oc9 F&T1n 1s3 Broadway, New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-23

IsR SATARo AND MATINUERA JUTNzo, two
young Japanese, have arrived here and will re.
port at the Naval Academy at Annapolis i'm
day or two to be instructed there in compliance
with the act Of Congress of July 81 1861, author
izing the Secretary Of the Navy to receive for
instruction at the Naval Academy a certain
number of Japanese subjects to be designated
by the Emperor OF Japan, provided that no ex-
peDse for the same shall accrue to the United
States. There are eight more Japanese to enter
tile Naval Academy under the above act and
they will report in a short time. =
THE NEXT HoUsE-The roll of members of
the FOrty-First Congress who have taken the
oath of office, now prepared by the journal
Clerk of the House, now embraces about two
hundred names. When all the States are adj
mitted the roll will show list Of about 2s2 or
233 members. The six members from Virginia
win not be sworn in, if at all, until the State Is
admitted, and the same will be the case with the
Mississippi members. The four Alabama mem
bers have not yet taken the oath, and ont Of the
five members to which Louisiana is rentitled
Sheldon is the only one who is entitled to seat.
Texas win furnish two members when admitted
and Georgia seven. 1t is thought that all the
States viii be represented i'm Congress before the
close Of the approaching session.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

L INE PAIN TINGS
The following fine Modern Paintings have lust
been added to the Collection The Lovers of the Fine
Arts are respectfully invited to see them
THE PASSING SHOWER OF FNARRSGANSETT
by MIR. r. ii. De Haas
THE LETTER. beautiful picture, by T. c. Mertz.
THE EMBROIDERING, a''Gem, by T. Barnes
LAKE MINDEMERE,b by J. T.. Meadows
TWO FINE MARINE VIEWS OFF D0RT, by c.
W. Openhof.
WATER COLOR DRAWINGS, &c
q, At BARLOW 'S GALLERY,
231 Pennsy lv ania avenue, near 18th street.
no BOT lChronicleI South side.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01

"A MA1DRN's "PsALM OF L1FE."-Tell
as not In Idle Jingle marriage Is on
empty DREAM" for the girl Is dead
that's single, and things are not what
they seem. Lille % real, life Is earnest,
single blessedness fb. 4Man thou
art, to man returnest," has been spo.
ken Of the rib. Not enjoyment and not
sorrow is our destined end or way, but
10 act that each Tomorrow finds rs
nearer marriage day. Iifeis long and
youth Is flsetlng, and our hearts,
though light and gay, still like
pleasant drums are beating wed.
ding marches all the way. In
the worlds broad fsld OF battle,
in the blvouac Of live, be not like
dumb driven cGttle-be q heroine
"a wife. Trust no future, howe'er
pleasant, let the dead past bury lis dead!
act, act In the living present, heart
within and hope aheadI Lives OF mar.
ried folks remind US we can live our
lives as well, and departing leave be-
hind us such examples Is shall "tsll;D
such examples that another, wasting
time In idle sport, forlorn, unmarried
brother, seeing, shall take heart and
court. Let Us, then, be up and doing,
with hearton triumph set: still con-
irving, still pursuing, and each one q
husband get. grr i5g 10 la. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01

A CHALLENaE.-HaYlng time and
again learned Of special war being
waged on the Weed Sewing Machine
by the agents Of the Wheeler q Wilson
by misrepresenting the Weed Machine,
and not wishing 10 expose them, hop.
Ing they could be otherwise induced 10
cease their false representations, we
have taken no notice OF them, But as
they are bold enough 10 declare the
Weed Machine worthless and having
no late improvements such as "Hem.
err" "BraIder," Tucker" "Feller"
and "Corder," (knowIng such ssser-
lions to be false), we propose, By the
following method, to give them an on
portunity TO prove their assertions, Ir
they can sew the samples executed on
the said worthless machine, we will
give $500 to o charitable purpose, 10 be
selected by the judges. II they fail 10
sew said samples as we'll, they are 10
give the $500 for the, same Charitable
purpose, the Judges to be selected mu-
tually. rargA SAwTELL q Co.,
General Agents Feed Sewing Machine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01

ACCIDENTAL SAooT1Na.-L ast Mon
day, Eddie Marllng, a lad twelve years
old, sOn ofMrs. iMarllng Of Camsron,
was accidentally SHOT In. the foot while
playing with several companions
abouthIs own nge. AlItattempts To
ascertain from him how the accident
occurred have proved unayailIng. None
OF the boys with him at the time
can give any satisfactory account Of the
affair, II our Information is correct. It
Is not believed, however, that the Shoot
Ing was done deslgnedly. but that 1t is
one Of those occurrences which trans
pire without the causes ever being full
ly and clearly brought to light. Dr..
Pipes wasGimmsdlately called in TO
dress young MARKINGS wound. The
ball did not pass entirely through the
foot. A probe was introduced to find 1t,
butwithout auccsss. L Oil v
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01

REoRlrr OF GOLD AND SILvRR.-The
several stockholders OF the Gold and
Silver Mining Company organized in
this city nearly two years since, were
rewarded with sight Of the frst fruits
OF their enterprise yesterday, by the res
ceipt Of q consIgnmsnt from their mine
In Montana. It was on exhibition at
the Wheeling Savings Institution, and
attracted no little atten ton. The quartz
from which this specimen brick was
taken Is said to yield forty dollars OF
gold and forty-four OF silver to the ton.
The company has q claim two thousand
feet by two hundred, represented to be
rich In the precious metals. We we're
told that as soon as the requisite ma
chinery can be put up, other and larger
consignmenIs will follow In rapid sue.
Cession. ol' ~ HtA.5 u.i.J q "f..H h!.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01

#
BOARD OF REG Regents Of
the State Normal School held a meet
Ing In the Capitol, Monday. But little
business was transacted. except the
presentation Of theIr annual report to
the Governor .....,...,....,.l..1'. %.
Ameeting Of the same Board was
held yesterday. The contractor OF the
new building at Marshall College was
present, and the payment OF another
inStalmsnt on the work was ordered 10
be made. 1t Is said that the structure
Is rapidly assuming shape, and when
hhishsdiwiIl beons Of the tlaest Of lis
class In the State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01

tsa. = 90 aHlL nv ~ ...H.
WASHINGTON HALL.--The weather
for the past two months has been de-
cIdedly unfavorable for theatre going.
This fact accounts for the sparse audi
ences at Washington Hall to witness
the acting Of the Seton Company.
Those who do attend express them
selves as delighted, and not without
reason. We do not remember to have
ever seen . finer troupe on the stage
here, and that appearsto be the pre-
vaillng sentiment. Last night Mr..
K6ene sustained the character Of Mao
beth In shakRpsare,sa great tragedy
bearing that title. Lake everything
else Mr.. Z. undertakes, he acquitted
himself splendldly, and was ably 6us-
talned b., Mrs, Seton as Lady Mac
beth, and Mr.! Wilcox Is Macduf.I
Tonight, Enoch Arden will be pre-.
scented, With GTurn Him ool"i Is The
altoL ploCes ..... . , ANA. .....,...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01

sALE To.DAY.-We again call atten-
ton 10 the sale of valuable property to
be held to day In Klrkwood. The To-
cation Is all that could be desired. The
land offered Is Of excellent quality.
About two hundred lots In the -four
lshing village OF KIrkwood Will also be
exposed for sale, and cannot faIlto at.
tract the attention Of those who desire
to secure pleasant homes, at prices
within the reach Of all. The coal priv.
ilege, whether for present or future OPP
eratlons, must prove a profitable invest.
ment. See advertisement on this page.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01

POLICE CouRT.-DlSagrseable as the
weather was on Monday, the officers
succeeded In caglng a goodly number
Of vlolators Of The city ordinances.
Yesterday morning they were called up
to receive the dread sentence of the law
for their offences.
Margaret Jones and Sarah Jape Nor.
row. two.RyRphs dI pave, were arrAlgn.
ed for being on the streets between sun.
set and sunrise. They were each fined
ten dollars and costs, (which Of course
they didn't pay, and were sent to jail
10 board out that amount at Fifth street
HOTEL.
"TOby'' Vance was on hand again
yesterday morning, on q charge Of
plain drunk. Toby confessed his guilt
and was fined one dollar and costs.
Hes too, was escorted 10 that retreat
provided for such characters on The
street above mentioned.
John Woods got Into trouble up at
Eckhart's saloon 1--WE belleve), In North
Wheeling. An IrIshman asked John
to drink with HIM and The refused, de.
claring that he could whip any son Of
the Emerald Isle that ever came over
The sea- Such o challenge was not TO
be passed Idly by, but before the chRl.
lenged party could put In an appear
Nnce, Woods was spirited out OF the
house through back door. Once there
In safe quarters, he became very val.
liant, and,mAde great fuss. An officer
quleted him. and His Honor rendered
him still more passive by imposing q
fine OF i've dollars and costs.
Patsy Higgins, charged with tumult
and disorder. was brought up for trial.
Pat Is the individual that Woods ban-
tered to fight. The testimony showed
that he acted clearly on the defensive.
The charge was dismissed at the com.
plainRnt's costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01

In THEIR NRw QuARrrRs.-our
friends John Bishop CGpe.tw. ]. Robb
and Q. Il. Collier, OF the National In,
surance Company OF this city, took
possession Of their new oftice on Mar
ket street, yesterday morning. The
building occupied by the Company
was the former residence OF Mr.. J. r.
McCortney. The front and rear par.
lors have been thrown into one apart
ment, which Is used as q business
office. The room Immediately adjoln-
ing has been fitted mp for the use u the
directors. The work OF Dre.modellnR
and furnishing has not been completed.
When entirely finished, the quarters Of
the National will DO among the finest
In the city, ,.r. .,,,r. ........-.
We are grati6ed TO hear that the
buSlness OF the Company was never
more flourlShing than OF present. 1t
could not be well otherwise under the
able management OF the genial gentle.
men whose names we have mentioned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01
ARr PeooRrss1oNs.-Ener aInns d.

ART PRcoREss1oNs. Ever since Da
guerre caught and 'sllvered the sun
BEAM" this beautiful art has been msk.
Ing rapid strides toward perfection.
Even now with the stereoscope, while
SHOWS and storms rage and whIten
without, we can contemplate nature's
great Book Of Beauty, and become &C.
qualuted with the wonders Of the world,
while sitting at home surrounded by
comtorts-;''scene to the eye real" that
lack only The breeze TO feel that we are
there. Armour at PARTRIDaR's will
show you the most beautiful scenes In
Europe and America Nothing could
afford more pleasure and profit than q
fine settotviews and'ahandsome stere.
oscope Us a HOLIDAY, PRESENT. Par
fridge hasthe finest lot Of views in The
city.