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KISS KRINGLE's ADDRESS.

KISS hR1NGLE'S ADORE IS.
THE little ones Pve served in days gone by,
l. And who expect from me fresh supply,
Will learn tuat while this pleasure / olgo
At LANMoND's I've fixed my great depot.
His well known tact in pleasing girls and boys
Has drawn from me the following stock of toys
Dolls, magic lantern >, building blocks, tea sets,
Tin savings banks, work boxes, snakes, roulets,
Men, horses, dogs, birds, puzzles, billiard plays,
Dissectcd games, paint boxes, porte monaies,
And these with host We might name DER
Are selling cheap at LAMMoND's 9TH st. store.
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.=M. WILLIAM TUCKER, 10Th such as
:..,n., as he may employ, is authorized to re-
vi, subscribers and advertisements for the
=, ncau Essning Stor." Mr.. BURNS aciU wait
-, n, citizens of Georgetoscr.
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L HAIL! ALL HALL!

" Z. CHOATE HAS LATELY DISCOVER
CT ED an all-healing SALvE, which wilt cure
,os Bunions, Warts, &c, &c. The remedy is safe
sure. No cauterizing substance is used.
nj. Aesence street, one house north ofPennsylva-
- avenue. dec Is
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THE THREE MAXIMs,
A Christ m as Tale.

There was an emperor of Rome named
Domitian, good and wise prince, who
suffered no offenders to escape. There
vas high feast in this hall; the tables
glittered with gold and silver, and groaned
with plenteous provision: his mobiles Toasted
with him
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PARKER'S FANCY STORE.

A CARD.-Hayingj just returned home with the
- largest assert n.nt of USEFUL AND FANCY AR.
IlCLES ever opened i'm Washington city, we invite our
customers to look at stock, we can now afford
them at twenty five per cent less than former prices as
we now import most of our best goods direct Our
Extr 'cts we can afford to sell at fifty cents per
otue-lormer prices, seventy FIVE CENTS our Gloves
Razors, and Razor Straps md shaving material .lso
are manufactured for trade, and need no praise
from u.s. as the public already know them Our Toll.
ee astcie generally are unsurpassed and our prices
have been grea ~ reduced.
PAkKEkS'S Fancy and Perfumery Store.
oec 10 under National Hotel
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL

'INllE Committee of Arrangements take pleasure in
i announcing that the Annual Ball of the WASH
lNGTON LIGHT INFANTRY will take place on
Monday night, the 10th Of January, at Jackson Hall.
As is the intention of the company to conduct this
Ball similar to those given in former years, the COM
nittee deem it proper to state that supper will be
furnished by . competent caterer, and every effort
vii be made to make it equal to any ball ever given
eg the company.
Tickets s2, to be had at the usual places.
JOSEPH b. TATE.
JOHN F. TUCKER,
JAMES KELLY,
JOHN w. MEAD,
JUDSON o. WARNER,
JAMES E. POWERS,
j. X. MARSOLETTI,
j. F. MITCHELL,
JAMES A. KING,
Committee of Arrangements.
NIX ". s. KERR, Treasurer. dec n
RLANKETSI BLANKETS
~ % pairs Ribband-bound Blankets
iW do Common Blankets, all sizes
o. do Gray, Blue, and Red Blankets, all sizes
Linen and Cotton Sheeting
=" bite, Red and Blue Flannels
Aosether with general assortment of Dry Goods
VIM X. RILEY,
0ecI lost corner Sth st. and opp. Centre Market.
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GOSHEN BUTTER, CAEEsE, BUCK.
" WHEAT, sc.

GOSHEN BUTTER, CHEESE, BUCK.
VI WHEAT, sc.
$50 boxes Goshen Cheese
IS tubs and firkin Butter
% boxes English Dairy Cheese
$500 lbs prime Family Buckwheat Flour
so boxes Starch
Is do Rabbits do
20 boxes ground Coffee
80 lbs. Nutmegs
Is dozen Mustard, Is and X cases
20 boxes pure Pepper, ground
10 dozen pure Cayenne Pepper
Is boxes Hull Sons Toilet soap
70 70 DO 1nn'er;.s Cocoa and Chocolate
IS dozen Corn Brooms
IL bales Patent Irvine
80 nests Willow Baskets
SO dozen Mannila and Cotton Cords
so gross Matches
Now landing from New York, per schooners Fair.
fax and Arlington and for sale wholesale and retail BY
dec Is SAsPL BACON co.
NHAMPA ACNE WINES, BRANDY,
" Liquors, &c.-Just received large supply
of Champagne Wines, direct mportatons from Havrs-
c75 baskets quarts and pints, in perfect order, Of
high grades and selected brands, for this market.
Heidsecks, Boxers, Verzanay
Bochas, Moelt's Mac Saturne Inoys. &c
Also few half pipes of old superior pure Brandies
Otard's, Hcnnessey's, Old London Dock, Jean Louis,
Martel, and A. Seignette Brandics
WINES.
Madeira Pale and Brown Sherries
Old Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin, Sparkling Hook
Stein Wine, Chateau Margeau
Claret, st. Julian, Maiaschino and Curracoa and
Anniseed Cordials
English Pickles. Brown Stout and English Ale, Il.
Chow-Chow, Sardnes, &C. For sale by
GEO. & THOS. PARKERG co.
dec To- 0pposrp Browns Hotel.
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YOUTHS, BOYS, AND CHILDREEs'
Fashions BILE Ready Made Clothing and
Outhtting Establishment.
VTTALL STEPHENS, Pennsylvania avenue, be-
w tween 9th and 10th streets, first door east Of the
Iron Hall, would respectfully invite parents and
dams to their original and only Boys Clothing and Out
fitting Establishment in this city, where they will find
the largest and mnsr extensive assortment Of BoyP
Winter Clothing ofaii grades and qualities offered
in this city, consisting of Over Coats Jackets Pantaoon,
Vests Shirts Drawers Socks, Suspenders Belts, Hats,
Caps Shoes, &c, &c, which we will sell cheaper than
similar goods be bought in this city, and warrant
to please in all cases. dec 10
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TINWARE, &c. which particular attention is called
J. IL. is also prepared to execute any work in his
zine of business dec 16
GLOVES! GLOVES! GLOVES!
q PARKER has q stock of Ladies' and
y. gentlemens Kid and all kinds of Gloves, in all
colors and in all No. of Bajous make, with stamp
in them.
Combs! Combs! Combs!
most beautiful assortment of Pr rs Shell and Buff
alo Dress Tuck Combs English Horn, Buffalo and shell
dressing and ivory fine teeth Combs.
Hair BRUSHES! Hair Brushes! Hair Brushes :!
English, American and French Hair Brushes in
100 new patterns: Tooth and nail Brushes in great
vsriety-very cheap.
Perfumery! Perfumsry!! Perfumery!!
Extracts from every flower that blossoms, at so
cents per bottle. Real German cologne, very fine
fresh cold cream, rose, musk, Lows brown Windsor
Washing Soaps.
Shaving Materials.
In this line have taken great pains to have
at oil times, Fresh .Shorin6 Cream, and Military
Shaving Cakes. Indeed in this department Of our
trade we particularly invite the attention of gentle
men who shave themselves.
PARKER'S Fancy and PerfumeStore,
Under National Hotel.
P. 8. In ten days shall be receiving our stock
for he holidays. dec 16
TMBROIDERIES.- wish 10 call the at
ID teution of the ladies to my stock Of the above
goods, which will compare with any in the city in
style and price
Lace ana Muslin Chemisettes
DO do Collars
Do do Sleeves
Muslin Caps and Cuffs
Cambria Chemisettes and Sleeves
Do Collars and Caps
A. TATE, Agent.
new and splendid assortment Of Mosyniny Goods.
TYR. DARZETTI's JUNO CORDIAL OR
~ PROCREATIyE COkDIAL.-A certain remedy
IN all cases impotency barrenness, -four alleus, i-
Kcult painful menstruation, and all diseases arIs;
ing from debita.n Of the system where an Impulse,
or . restorative 10 required For sale BY
8. r SYLVESTER,
Dsalsr in al the popular patent
medicines 81 the dsy, corner Of 9Th ana STE.
DEE ls-sc2~ intel, Ret. Union, AetrrFI
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RICH FURs FOR LADIES.

n4VA xV0O xVR IAUlES.
TODD & CO. particularly invite the attention OF
the ladies' of the Metropolis and vicinity to their
rich and valuable stock Of FUR GOODS. N. assort-
ment comprises the richest and finest descript Of
ROYAL ERMINE
HUDS0N'S BAY SABLES
BAUM AND STONE MARTIN,
FITCH MARTIN, CHINCuILLA
CANADIAN MINK. BLACK LYNX:
In fact every article in the recognized by taste
and fashion, are beautifully represented their Sales
Rooms and sold at satisfactory prices at Browns Mar
bic Building Pennsylvania avenue dec I6
HEAD DRESSES, LACE, AND FAN.
III cy Caps--I have just received from the North
new and choice assortment of the above articles.
which Invite the ladies to call and examine
Fine Chinele Head Dresses
Lace Coiffuer Caps
Mary Ste~ar Caps
Opera and Fancy Caps
A. TATE, Agent.
dec 16 Penn ave btw 10th and litb sts
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STOVES! STOVES!

JOSEPH HODGSON at his store on II, between
u 9th and 7th streets, fine assortment of STOVES
TINWARE &C. to which particular attention is called
j. II. is also prepared to execute any work in hi
zine of business dec l6
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AIDES, CLOAKS AND CAPES, with
splendia assortment of Cloak Cloths, and all the
various shades, Wide Msntila Velvets brocna CssPs
Bsy State and Printed Cashmere Sha wis., just rscs~sa
., Tic W. SIxWELL. SEARS 4 CoLLEY.
def FEN sv, betr cen 'th and 10th ~
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sHAWLs OF EVERY KIND.

WE have this day received the following which We
w are determined TO cell cheaper than the Same
IAN be bought here or elsewhere:
40 Bay state and Waterlett Mills long shsWs nom
81 to SIS
100 square Sbawlf, all prices
$50 Terkary, Cashmere and printed shawls all prios
% Cashmere long Shavis, very superior and cheap
IS Grape Shawls, plain and embroidered, white ana
eolored YERBY& MILLER,
corner of It'll street and Penn. avenue,
dee l6 Miss Dermott's New Building.
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GEORGE W. COCHRAN,
Wholesale and Petal Cigarand Tobacco realsr,
SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN d AND z,
II EEPS constantly hand the largest assortment Of
n SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO CIGARS,
SNUFF and every other article kept 10y the trade to BE-
be found in the city, which he calls the attention Of
Dealers it is his determination 10 sell at the lowest
Northern prices. All goods warranted as represented
or no sale dec Is
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NEW AND CHEAP FANCY STORE.
~ Just received q further supply Of Combs, Brush
es Porte Monaies fine French and spanish Fans, Scis
sors Ladies' Work Boxes, PLAYING Cards, French and
German Toys Dominoes, Bay Rum, DC and for sale ~
A. HAMMOND,
7th street, two ooors below z.
H1- liberal discount made TO those that buy 10
.ell .o.in dec 10
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LEGISLATURES D'ETAT

BAToN-RovGE, lundi LII ftvrier.-Le
fauteuiI de la pr6sidence est occup6 par
lie general PIauche. Ningt membres sont
presents.
NJ. Baker introdnit I'm bill don't lie but
est de faire prendre dams les paroi SEES ct
les yi.Ies de lEtat des actions a touteS
les corporations etablics pour l'entrepri-
Sc de travaux d'am6liorations int6rieures,
NJ. Sandige rapporte IN acte annnlant
toutes les lois qui ordonnent aux mede-
Gins, sagfs-fcmmcs, &c, d'obtenir une
l@iccnce pour exercer Ieur profession.
L'auditeur, en- vertn dune resolution,
dome connaissance an Senat do montant
de toutes les depensee. Files s'eIeyent
a S73,5SS. 80.
LIE Senat passe n strie de %resolu-
tons ayant pour but d'obtcnir IN subside
du g~ouverncment general pour copper n
canal a travers la Fioride.
Puts, apres s'etre occupe dun grand
nombre de bills, lie Senat s:est aiourne.
CHAMBRE.
La chambre s'assemble a dix heures,
Sc membres memb1es sont presents.
NJ. Theard demande la permission
d~'enrcgistrer son vote en- favour de la
consolidation ct contre l'annexion. II
dome pour motifs, que la partie de la
vile quill represente est contre Pam
nexion ct quill deyait voter en- c%onsequer-
ce.
lie vote de M. Solomon est contre
l%'annexion, contrairement au rapport
qui indiquait son vote en- favour.
M. Augustin presente la petition de
L. Galy, du battalion d'artillcrie.
M. Augustin presente On bill pour
amender la seconde section de l'acte du
IL mars 1888, relativement a PHopital
de Charlie. LIE but de &c bill est de
pourvoir a rabsence du President.
lie gouyerneur, dams SON message, ap-
prouye les dlfferents actes qui ont etc
adoptes la semaine derniere.
La Chambre adopte e%nsuite plusieurs
bills don't nous rendrons compile plus
tard, ct ellie s'aiourne a 3 heures.
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CONGRESS.
STANCE du 6 Fevrier.

IA
SeNAT-M. Hunter, du comit6 des Ia
timents publics, rapporte n resolution
conjointe ~allouant $4,000 pour ,eparer
les allies du Capitoie. Cctte resolution est
Iue trois fois ct Passe. Plusicurs bills
rclatifs a dcs r&clamations particuliercs
subissent une troisieme lecture ct pas
sent.
CHAnBRE DIES REPREeENTA1s.-Ln
Chambrc sc constitne en- comitt gtu4rai
pour dtliberer sur lie bill TeIatif aux gra-
titications cr terre. lie comite adopte lie
bill, que vote ~ensuitc la Chambre a une
majorit6 de lis voix contrc c..
s5ance d. 7J;"vrier.
SENAr. -- LIE bill aIIouant S12,50O
pour les Preparations IA fire a la bibIiothe-
que du Congres, suoit unc troisieme
lecture.
NJ. Clemens p~resente n resolution
pour demandcr au commencement des
rcnseignemrns sur les contrats pour lie
transport de la MALE entire New-York
ct Ia California.
NJ, Brodhead pr6sente u resolution
pour demander an commencement DIES
renseignemcns sur les trayarx de la
commission De l~indemnite mexicainc.
lie bill faisant unc concession de ter
res a iEtat de iowa est vote.
M. Shields prend la parole en- favour
de la resolution, qui cxprime des sympa.
thies pour les proscrits irlandais.
CHAMDRE DIES REPRESENrANrs.-pas
de seance.
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veritable motif de sa querelle avec lie ieu-
ne Florentin, s'etait applique a lui faire
croire que ses epigrammes ameres, les
propos bIessants del signor Belcampo ct
de son baron Francois, sur la fete de
Pompei, ct Ia %pretention de ressusciter
lc beau temps de Saliuste, lui avaient
semble une injure pour celui qui la DON
matt, ct qusexcede de leurs pl%aisanteries
insultantes il leur await temoigne son
Impotence avec trop de vivacite, pour
metre pas a leur disposition.
-Puisque mon pere est l'offense, sa
vengeance me regarde seuI, dit Sosthe-
ne; ct dsailleurs, 81 tn as quelque amitie
pour moi, tn me cederas ce petit danger;
Inc sauraittsatre bon a rien. a tot qui sails
trop bien a quel point tn es adore; mais
moi qui suis encore dams lie doute, on
plutot, ajouta-t-il avec amertume, qui
tremble de lie perdre, je ne serais pas
fachs den sortir par un de ces evene-
ments qui rendent toute discrimination
impossible. All! mon ami, 81 ellie allait
s'evanouir en- a%pprenant que j'ai une
bale dams Ia poitfine! que e serais heu-
reux!
-Csest un plaisir que e ne tie laisse-
raj pas; c'est moi seul qui al provoque
fatfalre, c'est d moi a Ia tinir. lie baron
de Grandmsnil Sc rendra demain chez
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CHAPlTRE XVI
JALOUSIE.

lie ~lendemain, grands ct petits, cha
Gun ssentrenait a Naples du diner de
Salluste: on sen r%acontait tout haut les
magnifcences, les identities historiques,
puts ON %ajoutait tout has. quill etait dom
mage qu'une 81 belle fste Sc fit 81 NAL
terminee; car 81 NJ. de Boisverdun await
garde lie plus profound silence sur les sui
ties que devait avoir son alteration avec
ses voisins au theatre antique, ceux-ci
.nsavaient pas etc 81 discrets.
Contents de remplir leur promesse
envers lie comte, en- restant muets sur la
veritable cause du duel, lis ne %s:etaient
pas crus obIiges a plus dc mystere, ct
a~vaient etc consulter plusieurs officers du
roi, pour savoir comment ces sortes de
%rencontres Sc pratiquaient a Naples.
-D:abord, await repondu Fun dseux,
elles ne peuvent ayoir lieu dams Ia vile,
Oh les duels sont defendus sous peine de
mort; il faut Sc rendre au moins a deux
lieues dc Naples, ct choisir IN endroit
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moi, dams la matinee, il m'apportera
tuhimatum de son ami, ct tn yiendras
ensuite r6gler toutes nos dispositions.
Emu par tant de sentiments ~tristes, il
fallut de grands efforts au marquis de
Tourbelle pour maintenir son role de
Salluste jusqu'a la fin de la mascarade;
il lentremelait de taut de mots acerbes.
de ~reproches indirects, d~'allusions trap.
pantes, quill rendait celui de Calpurnie
tout aussi defhcile; ellie s'interrogeait
vainement sur ce qui causait lsagitation
sourde qui regsait autour d'elle; il ne
s'y disait rien qui pit iaisser soupcon-
ner les GRANTEES on les projects sinistres
qui occupaient la plupart 'des esprits, ct
pourtant ellie devinait a leur affectation a
parafsre libres, quilts eta7ent sous lie ioug
dune pensee penible, dun avenir mena-
cant.
Ellie surprenait a chaque instant lie
regard d'AdaIbert ixe sur ellie; mais non
plus curieux, maIveillant, v~indicatif; il
etait tendre, melancolique CONNIE I'm
adieu. C'etait l'expression dun senti-
ment quill ssayouait pour Ia premiere
fois, ct que iespoir dune fin prochaine
ne lui donnait plus la force de dissimuIer.
pourquoi men pouvait-elle traduire lie
langage? ellie aurait moins soufert. En-.
fin, les premisrs rayons du Jour vinrent
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des plus solitaires. Car lie moindre PEASANT
a lie droit de yons denoncer, on d'aller
chercher ses camarades pour vous sepa-
rer; ce qui est fort d6sagreable.
NUM- de Get avis, lie baron de Grand
mGnii await etc en- faire part a M. de
Boisverdun, heureux de saisir f~occasion
de lie voir chez lui, ct dams un de ces
moments dramatiques OH les caracteres
les moins expansifs Sc revelent involon-
tairement.
Ricardo ssetait trouve la CONNIE par
hasard quand on annonGa Ia visitc du
baron. En- voyant Fair c%ontraint du visi-
teur, son regard scrutateur, sa d6marche
imposante, il devina sans peine quill
etait charge dune %importante mission.
&c %souPGon, joint aux propos quill We
matt d%'entendre dams lie cafe yoisin, lie
confirma dams Eidee quill Sc tramait
queIqne projet on l'on Sc hattait de pou-
voir Sc passer de ses services.
Pretendre soustraire m secret a la
penetration de Ricardo etait non %seule-
ment une injure a ses yeux, mails une
ambition vaine ct ridicule. Deja i~nstruit
par les bruits de Ia vile de ce qui s'etait
passe entire M. de Boisyerdun ct IN
Granger, il lui restait a apprendre de
quelle faqon ct EN- quel lieu Sc viderait
faffa!re. II quitta les gems du comtc sans
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p%srance) en- causant, entire deux valse,.
wee son ami lie Bfdouip, don't l'attirailin in.
diquait un de ces pauvres here's auxquel,
Mahomet a interdit rosage du vim, ct i
qui il recommandait Ia stricte observance
de la loi du prophetic
Bah! Bah! s'ecriait, en- les &coutant.
n espece de vivandiere, qui portrait as
seq maladroitement ses jupons, humons
quand meme les cordiaux; car, CONNIE
dit Ia chanson, tous les mechans ,ons
bupcurs dean, ct IL ne faut pas leur res.
scmb|cr.-C'est juste, repliqua lie Be-
douin, ct sur ce, alIons prendre un might.
cap au cafe Washington. LIE domino noir
Sc garda bien de r%esister, ct telle fut Ia
maniere don't l'interessant trio nit FIN
aux p~laisirs du Carnival.
P~uisse-t-il avoir. apres lie Carsne,
une nouvelle occasion de Sc livrer 4 do.
advertisements don't lie roi David a hi
meme dome lsexemple!
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leur adresser Ia moindre qucstisn; puls
il ALA s'etablir dams la loge du concierge
de l'ambassade, jusqu'au depart de NJ,
de Grandmenil.
Une p%ersonne attendait ce dernler
dams sa voiture; il lui dit en- montant:
IL NY a pas moyen de rien obten'f
de ce diable dshomme.
Ces mots surpris a la derobee jetalen'
deja un grand jour SUI la situation. ~
cardo remonta II heure apres chez 10
comte, sous pretexte d'inviter son vaie'
de chambre a venir prendre sa part Dun
d%ejeuner quill donnait lie lendema'n DC
grand matin a plusieurs de ses amis. ].
-C'est jouer de malheur, repoaa,s
G%eryais, rien ne m'aurait etc plus iacl'e
aujourdshui, monsieur est ST bon, 9u'a
moins d.avoir %positivement besoin DC no,
il ne m'aurait pas refuse ce plaisis; ma''
nous partons demain pour la Champagne.
Eth bien, tn partiras apres rols
%dejeuner, tn en- auras plus de force Po''
supporter les fatignes du voyage. 81:
Celia est impossible, te dis-)e,J"
l'ordre de me tenir pref a montef ea
barque ayec mon maftre a cinq heuIe'
du matin.
-Corpo di Bacco, s'ecria Ricardo
vous allez done bien loin?
liza suite au prochai" numsro')
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" II nou est fort agreeable damon.
Ger que, lie II de &c mois, a etc celebrs
par lie Rev. able Nina, cure de ST.
JEAN-BAPTISTE, lie marriage de NJ.
JOHN REYNAUD, de tAsccnsion, avec
MademoiselIe BARRE, dc ST. JEAN
BAPTlSTE.
81, CONNIE Gus l'esPerons, nos veux
sont ~exauces, les deux aimables &poux
raconteront aux enfans de leurs petits
enfans TIMETABLE bonheur don't lis n.au-
ront pas cesse de jour pendant la Tongue
ct agreeable duree dune union parfaite-
ment assortie.
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/. Fl. DOLLAHAN.

SURGEON-DEN7TST, Will visit M.
poleonvilc on the ooh of every month,
when he will perform all operations in
the dental art with neatness and des-
patch.
DR.. D. will pay particular attention
to plugging decayed teeth, for which
operations he warrants perfect satisfac-
ton, or positively no charge will be made.
DR.. D. will stay in Napoleonville a
whole week each time. .
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]. III. DOLLAHAN.
DENTTSTE.

CH7RURG7EV- UEV77S7E, WEN
dra, lie 90 de chaque mois, resider, pen.
dant une semaine, a Napoleonville, etil
y fera, avec autant de dexterite que de
promptitude, toutes les operations qui
sont du resort de sa profession.
lie DR. D. mettra TN soin particulier
a plomber on auri6er les dents gates.
CONNIE il peut %garantir lie plein success
de son travail, il ne reclamera pas 40
retribution avant que ses cliens Sc mon
trent satisfaits de lui avoir accorde leur
confance.