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FRENCH CHINA, &c, at 2IS fsrOad
L street, opposite Messrs Breeder q Fox's Dry

Goods Store.
r. L. HlCKSON Is now opening supply of
beautiful China Flower Vases, Gilt Pitchers, new
styles; Mouo Cuss and Saucers plain and gold
band Tea Sets, Fruit Baskets, Gard Receivers,
Candestcks, handsome Toilette Bottles. Also on
bana, large stock of Crockefy and Glass Ware,
Trays, Walters, Spoons, Knives and Forks, Look.
irg Glasses, Lamps, &c, with greatly variety OF
fancy articles, all of which he will sell at low prices
ny l3
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AND FOX SALE.-30U acres OF Land in
~ Henrico County, ebou. 8 or 10 miles below
Richmond on James River. For further partcu-
lars, apply to
my 26 TOLER e. COOK, Agents.
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- SBI.LING OFF AT COSTA GREAT
- CHANCE TO SAVE 90 PER CENT AT II.
KOSENFELD'S, No l75 BROAD STREET.
Having determined TO make change in my bnsi'
ness the present Summer, will, from this day,
offer M entire stock of Dry Goods and Fancy
Articles al and below cost, for cash Itis too te.
diUus u erumerate the different styles of Goods -
All he asks is call and you can satisfy yourself.
Call early. before the Goods are picked over. Do
not forget the name and place
II. ROSEEFELD,
nv 24-t7ly+ ITS Broad street
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

Tue Mail of yesterday comments satirically
yet uuthfnIly upon the aristocracy alias snob-
ism OF the United States, and cites the truism
''the rank is but the guinea's stampi the mans
the gold"
The Times notices in commendatory terms
the lecture of the Hon. Mr.. Everett before the
New York Historical Society, on the "Dscov.
cry and Colonization of America"
The Wing adverts in appropriate language
to blasphemous and scurriIlous gathering Of
an anti-slavery party who recently held a con-
vention at Hartford, Conn.,, the object of which
was to explode and utterly annihilete the Flu.
gitive Slave bill.
The Examiner refers to the recent proc eed
lngs of the New School Presbyterian Church
On the subject of slavery, and remarks that it
ls"the same movement that has divided the
ale,hodist Church. and nearly divided the
ohon. The resolutions passed are the enter.
| ing wedge to others. He must be blind in.
ueed who thinks the affair will stop where it is.
he result Is as clear as the intention. 1t will
oe "e DIVISION Of the New School Presbyterian
Shufch' The Southern fragment will either
nave 10 stand by ITSELF or return into the BODY
o. Inc old Kirk; while the Northern mass will
feassume more distinctly its ancient form. and
De In all respects NeW England Presbv,er;ap.
ism-or' IN other words, Old England Puritan.
ism.'
Inc Enquirer sketches the history and nre.
sent position of the Chinese Rebellion.
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NOTiCE.-Having qualified as Adminis,rsfor
l oe oonIs non, with the win annexed. of the.
estate OF GUSTAVUS LUCKE, decd. an nsr.on
having claims or charges against said eststa are
hereby notified to present the same, and ali pe r,ons
Indebted to the said estate, will make pavnrer, -
the subscriber. JOHH tSynrns 9u. W
lie 6-2W As$D1n0'
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M MARTIN SMITH, STOCK, LAND
Wa WARRANT AND GENERAL AGENCY,
Office l4th street, old stand for many years occu
pied by John M Clarke as Lottery Office The
highest market prices paid for old Virginia Military
Land Warrants and Land Warrants under the ect
OF September 2S 1850 All outstanding Prize
Tickets sold by Mr. Clarke will be redeemed by
the subscriber. III MARTIN SMITH, Agent.
B-Persons at a distance can obtain any nfor-
NATION relative TO the old business and have their
orders faithfully and confdentialy executed by ad
dressing, post paid,
MMARTIN SMITH, General Agent.
my 3l-d3m Clarke's old stand, l4th st.
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GUNNER BOARDING.-The subscriber,
~ situated at Mechums river, the present terni-
nus OF the Virginia Central Railroad, has accom-.
modations tor twenty or thirty boarders. His
house, beds and furniture are entirely new; his
rooms well ventilated, the surrounding country
aealihy and delightful Every exertion will be
made to render his guests comfortable Terms
moderate, and made known on application.
WIN GRAVES.
mechnrn's River, May 25th, 1853 my 26-dtf
NOTICE.-The subscriber will, on Monday
' neIt open at his present residence next door
below Miller's Bakery, on Bread street. q small re.
tail Grocery, (where he will sell low for cash only)
as agent for David Lacy.
JOSIAH MOSRY.
The public will see By the above notice of Josiah
l. MosbY thss the business he ia to conduct for me
zs agent 10 be for cash only therefore will not
be responsible for anything be may contract for on
credit
my 30-12ts DAyIDELACy
" MCDONALD, successor 10 WcDonaId
As & Lyons, Regaiia and Banner Manu-
factarers, will continue the business at the old
stand where he will be pleased to ill all orders that
may be entrusted 10 him.
Lodges, Divisions and Encampments fitted out at
short notice.
HAVING given up the Regalia business, cheer
fully recommend 10 my brethren OF the various
Orders my successor and late partner, Il McDo-
EALD, and hope they viii extend TO him th5 pat.
rouage heretofore extended 10 the late firm.
my Ig-3m IS LYONS.
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WoAAN's RiGHTs.-There is one right
which one woman is certainly entitled to. and
that woman is Fanny Fern; she has a rigb, to
be proud of her writings, for they have been
more extensively copied than those of the most
profound philosopher that ever lived-no, be.
cause of any particular beauty of style or depth
of thought, but because of certain practical
tendency which all her pieces evince. Fanny
has been represented as blooming matron,
who writes and rocks the cradle at the same
time; and it is little singular that she should
have stepped upon the stage in the summer o
her life, after the flowers spring had faded
However, Fanny is popular with the masses
and as she never undertakes to 60 beyond he
depth, or bore the public with ghosily essays
we bid her God-speed. Woman's rights ar
generally safe with the right sort of a wo
man.
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Al ANTILLA sILkS.-We have in store
Iva large stock of Plain and Changeable Silks for
Ladies' Nantes. Aiso cheap lot of Plain AID
Embroidered Grape Shawls
my30 HART g. MOSES
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THE EMUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INsUR.

l. ance Company, Office at the Book Store.
corner OF Main aud l. lth streets, Richmond, Va.
DR. A SNEAD, Medical Adviser,
B w KNOWLES, Agent
Alter having paid all losses, expenses and over
tneee hundred and thirty thousand dollars in dvi.
dends to the insured this Company have a cani,aI
OF over Sl,6O0,O00 The profits all belong to the
paid. f-'''''1A''
je 6-1w pvp
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY.-A handsome
l. assortment of Parlor and Chamber Furniture
Those in want would do well to examine our
Stock.
led ALEX MOTT & CO
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&UUREgR UaDER CLOTHING FOR
- GENTLEMtN,-W. F. OWENS has on hand
q handsome assortment of silk, thread, cotton,
gauZe and linen Under Shirts and Drawers also,
linen and cotton Shirts of superior make, and of
Dsnskin's celebrated pattern, which are warranted
10 ut; together with hsndsoms assortment of
Gloves, Hosiery, Cravats, Opera Ties, Canes, I'm
brel.as Porte Monneies, &c &c, suitable for gen.
temen, OF the most fashionable and desirable
kinds.
~ C-a,,tlon,nna, r.ans11res tnkan Shirts and
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TOR HIRE.-A No Dining Room seryan,
4 for the balance of the yea. Apply to
iel TOLER e. COOK Agert.
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no CARPENTEKS, BUlLDEKs, &c.-
l. The subscriber has just fitted up q steam en-
CINE for the propulsion of Saws, with which he
proposes to saw Stats and Pannel Stuff and square
Posts In the most accurate and expeditions man.
ner, and on the most reasonable terms. His shop
is located on Brooke Avenue at the corner of Mar.
shall street.
ap 23-3m JOHN E KELLEY.
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HNII.sONS CIDER vINEEAR.-Nia-
w mann Clarified Vinegar. for sale by
iel WILLIAM EGGLESTON
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DOCKET Ii ODK LOST. Lost on 9Th street,
between Broad and Franklin, Pocket Book,
containing negotiable note drawn By David Ander-
SOD, Jr, for SIP so, one for 1850 drawn by r
Madison and endorsed by P Hackett at 80 days,
and promisory note for SIT so drawn by Robert
Gentry, and S65 in money-one fifty dollar note,
one ten and one five, and some other papers. ANY
person finding the above, will be berally rewarded
BY leaving il at the Dispatch Office. ie2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-08

ID AND RICH The Lustral Hair Tonic by BEN
NETT & BEERS, from the original Paris Recipe
is universally acknowledged the most elegant toilet
article for the hair ever used 1t prevents it from
falling ouor turning grey, removes all dandru and
beauties, restores and preserves the hair making
it dark, soft, smooth and rich Price only % and
so cents bottle-is is cheaper than the cheapest,
and better than the best. single bottle will prove
its efficacy. les
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E1ANCY LINEN COATS.-Just received,
Il beautiful lot of fancy linen Goats
ieI s. MERCHANT g. WEISIGER-
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QUTTER.-Price heduced.-On and after
ID this date we will sell our best fresh Butter at %
cents per 10. Fresh supplies constantly receiving
by express and steamers.
HULST g. KING,
Franklin street. First Market.
June 3rd, 1853 ie3
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ROOk, sTATIONkRY, AND PIANO
- Ferte Estabiishment.-James Wood.
mousse, Lste Nash d. Woodhouse) l39 Main st.,
Eagle square, will continue the business at the
same stand, and upon as extensive scale az here
toiore; conducted by Nash & Woodhouse He 90.
llcits the patronage of the public is6
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nANTs AND FEsTS.-fhose who wish
L something tasty in the way of MarseilIes and
Linen Pants aud Vests are advised 10 call al the
Clothing Emporium, l03 Main Street, and make a
selection from the superb assortment to be found
there. which has been constantly supplied by
weekly arrivals Of all the new styles
je HENRY ShAfEh.
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AN EXCELLENT STOCK OF CUT
IA GLASS DECANTERS, BOWLS, CELLE
RIES, GOBLETS, TUMBLERS, &c-In point of
price and quality, feel assured that the above ar
ticles will compare favorably with any other house
in the Union. J.. D. B. EVANS,
my2e lit Main street
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IN nlSSOLUTI0N.-The firm OF Nash a Wood.
~ house, was dissolved by mutual consent, on the
18th May last. Those indebted to the concern will
please settle with james Woodhouse; and those
having claims against the same, will present them
to him for liquidation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-08

TOACH LACE . Having purchased of
~ Messrs Flynn, Enrich d Murri their stock
of Laces, Trim mings, &c, in this city, we offer
them to merchants and manufacturers at the prices
sold by them. Our stock is now very comolete
and consists in part of
A great variety of Coach Laces
Scanning and Posting Laces to match
Rug Fringe, Tufts glass frame Tassels
Coach Tsssels, Centre Pieces
Linen and silk Fringe, Lines, &c
We have also made arrangements with Messrs
Flynn, Enrich L. Murril, to keep US supplied with
such trimmings as they manufacture, which we
shall sell at their prices.
We likewise ask attention to our large stock of
Coach Hardware, &c, which consists in part of
Bright and black Elliptic Springs, two to nine
plates
Iron Axles, one TO three inch, with nuts and pins
Patent Screw, half Patent and Taper Axles
Mowry's case hardened Taper and Patent Axles
Brass plated and maleabe Bands
Maleable Castings, Carriage and Tire Bolts
Blass and plated Coach Handles
Coach Hinges, Knobs, Curtain Frames and Locks
Elm Hubs; hickory oak and ash Fell0es
Hickory and oak Spokes Shafts and Bows
Patent Leather, Enameed Cloth, and Oil Car.
peting
Also, good assortment of Brass, Plated and ia
pan Harness Mounting; lharness makers and sad.
els Tools.
All of which we will sell low for cash or to
puuctual customers. VAN LEW IL TAYLOR,
my 2S-d&c 10 Main street.
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uAMS, HAMS.-l50O Wilson g. Co.'S cele
II brated sugar cured Family Hams
300 Schooley's Queen City do do do
600 Rieman Williar do, superior article
1000 plain Hams, in store and for sale on accom-
modsting terms by
je4 CHAs T WORTHAM & CO.
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lsm MOST BEAUTIFUL PLAIN and

H&Hxm MUST BEAUTIFUL PLAIN and
open straw Bonnets.-Just opened By
Straw Bonnets at all prices and mncb chssnsr
man usual The attention of the closest buyers q
invited INV TO them. Also, Ribbons, Bonnet Linings.
W Wnlte sik FIlnges. Gimps. Buttons Fans, Crane
&c. "a GU G, .I,r pnaeso''
je 6-3t opnosita E~oL
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DRTnIE NEW CROP PORTO RICO
l. MoLASSES, just received and for sale by
iel WILLIAM EGGLESTON
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JAW COTTON. CUTTON YAKNS AMI
IA TWINE, for sale by
je1 WILLIAM EGGLESTON.
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f3:s FOX RENT, the fine new Framed Build
Iii lng with all necessary out houses, situated nm
Marshall street, near Mr. Thomas Barhsm's. Pos
session given immediately For terms, apply to
JAMES M. UNDERWOOD.
je 6-1w* No 29O Broad s,ras+
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DEkUVIAN GUANO.-l0 tons Peruvian
nv 40 A S LEE.
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Having sold to Mr. James Woodhouse nv interest
In tue late concern of Nash u Woodhouse, take
pleasure in recommending him to the continued
je6 Ep NASH
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1 Cf AhTNEkShIP.-Thes subscrlbers hay.
~ ing purchased Of Theo Baptist his entire in.
.erest and hxiures OF his Bakehouse, will carry on
nni uLs o9 staho, opposite the Old Market, the
baking h Business In all its branches We have
employed the services of Mr. F Baptist to suuerin.
tend our business, and hope by strict attention. M
business to inertia continuance of the patrons of
the old concern, and an increase of business for
the new concern. :
WILLIAM H SUTHERLAND.
10 -2,k IA ,~sA<sAAsDs
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pEAs, LIME, PLASTER, TAR, &C.
l. 300 bushels Black Cow Peas, fine improver
leo tierces Ground Plaster
400 bbls Washington Lime
200 bbls Thomaston Lime
so bbls Tar
300 GrHdstones, Nova Scotia blue grit.
For sale by EDWIN WORTHAM T. CO,
ie z
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Sn FIRkINS prime Mountain LARD
cO 5 firkins common Butter
$50 hhds prime Western Sides
tcs extra Sugar Cured Hams, 'Wilsons"
For sale ON good terms, by
lee L. D. CRENSHAW e. co
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CiLVER.-The highesr premium paid for sill
- YER, by
fe % CIV PURCELL g. CO, Bankers
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A VERY superior article of FLOUR IN store,
N and for sale By JAMES B. SHELTON,
nv % Corner of Broad and 4th streets
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DERUVIAN GUANO.-20 tons Peruvian
L Guano landing this day, for sale by
ie JB STEGAL.
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III OF AIR FURHACES.-G. q A BAkGA-
Ill MIN, JR, sole agents of Chilson's Hot Air Fur.
mace, wou Id respectfully inform the citizens of
Richmond and vicinity, that they have just received
a supply OF the above article, which received the
premium of gold medal at the Worlds Fair in
London, and is justly considered the best furnace
in use for heating hotels, churches dwellings. &C,
&c. Those in want OF the above article would do
well to call and leave their orders immediately
G. Il A. BARGAMIN, JR,
my 3l-d1m No POI Main street.
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NOR sALE.-A second hand Boiler to 6
n Horse Power Engine If immediate applica-
ton be made bargain can be had.
ie 2-lw< ID M BRANCH.
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A SUPERIOR assortment Of Family Groce
"A ries always on hand
ie2 VOOLFOLK, Jr, $50 Broad st.
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ERESH BUTTER.-Just received, anotner
L small lot fresh Butter, In pots For sale by
ie2 GEO HERRING
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BACON SIDES.-l0 hhds prime Sides, jus
- received and for sale by
nv 70 J B STEGAL.
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EEJHITE AND BUFF DOUBLE BREAST.
w ED VESTS-Just received per Roanoke a
beautiful article of white and buff double breasted
Vests, of the newest style.
S. MERCHANT & WEISIGER,
ie No ll2 Main street
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SOAPs, FANCY ARTICLES, PER.
u FUMERY, BRUSHES, COMfS, &c.-a full
supply always on hand, for sale by
JAS D THOMAS, Druggist,
my IL Opposite Old Market Franklin st. :.
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Patent Gas Regulator.

uHE inventor DIR. kidder,) OF tins economical and
nssfl instrument, deserves the thanks of the gas
lu-,,,ninp community. The saving effected by the
viii be found fully p per cent. i'll every per-
~. gas bill IT can be so adjusted as to supply
% "a Al anv desired pressure less than that of the
,ras, and when once adjusted, the Regulator will
eanfinue 70 supply the gas at that pressure uniform
=, i,hout recurring further care or attention, and
,isnsndenf of al the fluctuations OF the street pres
.-s An additional advantage obtained by this Reg
I,tor i night of mOie agreeable quality, In place
sbe bIupi>h white color OF the ordinary gas light,
,,,,iourd by the high pressure AT which the gas Is
Consumed As an evidence of its practical utility,
now in operation III ome of the principal Hor
ola and large stores in New York city, who all bear
syo;able testimony to its value Ithas also received
Sa unItpd commcndatonS OF The press.
No FL pruprotors and stOrekeepers III the city of
washington and Us vicinity desirous to avail them
bsmsfIyrs Uf thr pcOnOmiSer. obtain all further
;161-rnation bv calling on the sub>crib r, vino mas
6red one of these Regulators up in hls store, and
sill give an Illustration Oft.
EDWARD NJ. DOTELER,
Practical Gas Filter and Plumber,
South West corner OF 9th and D streets.
aHr .sLeOy
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
LIFE E .

FRosa THE PoRTE-FEUILLE OF DOUGLASS HOWARD I
How is 1t that this beautiful existence with al, its
rch ana rosy attributes-ts sunshine and primrose
paths OF JOY is desecrated by the genius which should
most enjoy it? 1t is difficult TO answer unless the
peculiarly of its temperament UNITS it to mingle
with the world and enter into the varieties of good
and Ill. Byron. Shelly, Keats, Bruyere. Sterne.
Seneca, Petrarch, and Herschel, all condemned i,
as valueess; to say nothing of Hume, Bolingbroke,
and Eo'aire, whose religious sentiments might rot
give us hope for better views; but even Savage and
Cowper complained Of its tenacity, ana DRYDEN in
lignantly says:
When consider life 'tis all cheat,
Yet. fool'd with hope, men favor the deceit;
Trust on and think tomorrow will repay;
1o-morroW's falSer than the former day;
Les more, ard while it saws we shall be bless'd
With some new ioys cut OFF what we possessed.
Yet all nope pleasure III what yet remain.
And from the dregS of life think to receive
What the first sprightly running could not give.
m tired OF waiting for this chymic gold,
Which fools us young, and heggars Us when old.
And Shakespeare, who, Of all Others, paints cNis-
tence in ranbow-hues tells us to
Reason thus with life
tfI do lose thee. do lose a thing
That none but fools would keep; breath thou art
(Servile To all the skiey infiuences)
That doth this habitation where thou kpep-st
Hourly infiict; merely thou art Deaths iool
For him thou labor'St by Thy flight to shun.
and yet runns toward him still.
Thy best OF rest is sleep.
And that thou of provok;st; yet grossly fear'st
Thy death, which is no Happy thou art not,
For what thou hast not still thou striv'st to get;
And what thou hast, torset'st.
Thou hast nor youth nor age
But as il were, an after dinners sleep,
Dreaming on both; for all thy blessed youth
Becomes the aged, and doth beg the aims
OF paisied old; and when thou'st old and rich,
Thoust neither heat, affection, limb nor beauty.
To make thy riches pleasant. What's ye in this.
That fears the name of life ; Yet in this life
Lie hid more thousand deaths yet death we fear
That makes these odds all even.
After all, is it not the fate of men of genius TO nd
dict themselves too much to pleasurable appctites.
and though safety complains Of life, when by max
ing its end and object the accomplishment of good,
find, even rs the termination of prolonged exs-
tence, t,at it neither "a cheat nor iest.',
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srRrCTIoN I'm MUSIC.

st,4EFI.. thankful for past favors, wishes tn
tH',o,,a;n, ms friends aid the public that he
VI .'rUe the duties OF his profession in giving
VII ,c,n rci,,,i on the PIANO. and III VOCAL. MUSIC,
s.,s q, 90 single pupils. Also, lessons given
m .sl OTuan and MelOdeon, with the science oil
harmony. ,,o,sess;on testimonials from pa
VI =, ,,,a highest standing, acknowledging his
md ability to in;part musical instruction IN the
l. 'a md most improved classical style. Pupils
is' - to his care MAY rest assured OF obtaining
sp.gs a,.y execution and eegancy OF truth ard style
a; .,,ct, an early call from those interested, so
ne M, .pcure convenient hours for their les
'aN w ladies and Gentlemen will please leave their
,s 'o;s a, his residence on 14th street, between F
nan e .,reois or al the Music Store of Mrs. Ander
ana =, 4, Davis. and at the Musical Depot OF Hill
on "a u. J. +. SCIIEEL,
'ls " Professor OF Music and Organist of
g e,InI Trinity Church.
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DR.. CASADAVANT,
SURGEON DENTIST.

Would respectfully announce to his
~ friends and the public Of Washington,
WIrrt that he Is permanently located on Penn
sy'yania avenue, between the National
Hotel and y streets. two doors from CampbeIl's
Building where he still continues to perform all op
sraiOnS the Dental Art, and trusts to his reputa
uOn and skill for continuance of patronage.
He Las made arrangements with one of the hest
wOrkmen ~ assist hun in tine manufacture of ARTI-
FItIAL TEETH, single, or in blocks with gums,
which are superior and more solid than any in use
in this city. They are inserted by the atmospheric
pressure, mounted on the finest gold plates, are of in
comparable lightneSS. and not easily distinguished
from the natural-they sufficient for every prIr-
pose Of masucatiOn. mpartiHg to age the freshness
and intelligence 0fyOuth. and are worn without the
least uneasiAess. For his great Improvement he has
received many testimonials from his patients and the
press
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