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TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform tht
1 public that he keeps constantly on hand an.
for sale at the lowest prices, large assortment O
articles nee sary for bulldog purposes which b.
hopes 1t Win prove for cir interest 70 cali and q
anime beforS purchasing elsewhere.
Among th- most important are
PENRHYN, MARBLE AND IRON NANTELS
which for cheapness, beauty and dursbilit,
are unsurpassed
PARLOR AND C2AKBER ENA AELLEI
-. CRATES the latest New Yo'k styl-s
DUNLAP q cos HOT AIR FJRN.AcKS TO
heating priv t. spd public bull ipgs, ehurche
DO. the very best and the L. st ecosomics
Furna now in use
PONDS IMPROVE, DOUBLE CVEN COOK
I'VE RANGES
CAST IRON VIA LLNTELh AND SILL
ItON COLUMNS, dc %.
ENCAUSIIC FLING, for Hall, ssstibule, an
Churrh floors
IRON RATINGS, OF cast aud wrot sht iron, ar
wire. These are Manufactured n New Yorl
and for their b-rur and variety OF DETER
and finish are us.Qualleh .-
The above i'll ne ut up If desir d. and every
tort will be made give purchasers satisfaction
Apply AZ the ..
Ornamental Iros Ware House,
Pa avenue, between Sd and ~ streets
~ A--~otf d. Lr# ~. HAsKINs
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United States Patent once,
WASHINGTON Aug 70 1854

ON the petition of Ross Wi .ANs Of Baltimo,.
~ Md, praying for the extension Of . paIep
Granted to him on the 26th d Of november, 1884,
for an improvement In 'th- moi- Of u'a ing th
waste hteam IL Locom rive steam En- ines" tor re-
On yesrs from the expiration of said patent whic
takes place on the 9th day OF Rovnnber, eiehtee
hundred and fifty four: ..!- ..,. 'as...ra
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at IT,
Patent Office on Monday, the 9th day Of -Gvrmb,
next. at l2 O'Clock, m and all persons notified
appear and show cause, IL any they have, Why ssa
petition ought not to be graz ted. y >
Persons opposiug the extension are required 20 81
In the their obisctions specially set fort
In writing. at least twenty day before the day
hearin all testimony filed by either party to be use
ut the said hearing must be taken aud transmtt..
in accordance With tn rules Of this uce, which will
be furnished on application.
The testimony 10 the case viii be closed on q.
9th OF ucteb+r; depositi Ms and other papers r,
lied on as testimony, must be flied in the Office c,
or before the morning of that day; the srRuments
my, within ten days thereafter. ~.
Ordered. also, that this notice be published in H.
Union, Intelligencer and Evening Star, Wsshingto,
d c.; Pennsy l. anisl, Philadelphia, Pa; scientir
American, New York; Post, Boston, Mass an,
ipquir-r r.. Cincinnsta. ohio, once q week for thr
successive weeks previous t. the 9th Of Noyembe,
next. the day of hearing.
~. .. tfs.....,I.- ~ CHARLES MASON.
.......l... ..r ~ .tlf Commissioner of Patents.
P. S-Editors Of the above papers will please Coz,
aud sand their billsto the PATENT Once with paps
crntaining this notice - aua 3O-W3w
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Arrival and Departure Of Ocean Steamer
AUCTI N AND
BUSINESS RESUMED

I AVING Resumed the Au ii d AMI Gem ui.s,o
l l. business L respectful ~ offer my seryic.s L.
rhe nspr friends of the House o howard Dee
Robert W. Dyer, and Dyer Bro, and to the chi
Tens gen orally. FROM an experience of ihirt.el
ysars. fattsr mys-lf that L may calm from IN
nr,ssf frienGa Q por lon Of their patronage
have engaged tie s-rsies Of Mr. j.. Wright
f Georgetown, a. Auctio-esr. His Qualification
are too we'll known TO require somm.n
All Sales m de by ms will be cached If de ired
My pls-e Ct business is the Rooms recently occu
pied by hs.srs Collins, Bovna, 4 Co. ON 18th ct
lst door from corner Pa. avenue
GEO r. DYER
N. B-The Books Of the old firms can b. frund b
my rooms Any Information appurtaininG to ths1
Ill be cheerfully given. aug 2-dlm
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BY Royal Letters Patent.
THE HYDROMAGEN
On,
WATERPROOF, AUTOBIOGRAPHY
CORR soIHSs
-. HNCf 'CTCRkD 81
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.,
N A n K ~ ST. a n r.

. M>NUF crURIp BY
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.,
II MARKET ST., MANCHESTER.
Pincipal Warehouse, 1o2 VOID street. Ch.opside,
Lo7do., England Arnerieaz Establishments. IS
.dnn STREET, and 102 Nassau street, Ne,o Hora, Uni
ted SAFES "
The Hydromagen il . valuable discover for pro-
tsctins the feet from damp cold, and therefore
preventive OF many Lung Diseases ivnhout any
factoring totdtccsr. The Hydromagen Ia in the fofH
OF sole, a. worn insid. the boot or shoe. It's
dedicated character is powerful antidots to dis
ease
For Gentlemen It will be found agreeable, warm.
and heslthy, to wear In the coldeSt rainiett of
W O. her, as the FOO. cannot becom vet II the Hy.
d. omagen is inserted. Ladies i.ay wear toe light
est soled boots ehoes in the worst weather with
immunity; while Consumption, 80 prevalent among
the Young Of our country, may BE thwarted By their
general adoption. They entirely supercsde over
hoes a. tbs latter Gauss the feat to rspire Ia
very unhealthy manner, and, besides. are not dam
gsrous wear to pedestrians 10 icy weather like In
da rubbsrs " lille the latter cause the feet to sp
pear extremely large. th- Hydromagen, bling mere
thin slice Of cork prepared Peculiarly placed inside,
does not increase the size Of the boot the
foot to appear untidy. To Children they are ex
t'emely valusbe, a. they may engage 10 exercise
with comfort and healthy effects. Their e1prnre is
so sight as to scarce need mention best those
whs patronise them will f1nd their yearly doctors
oils n uch diminished thereby.
As ths Hydrcmagen Is becoming more known, its
sale Is incrsa sing almest incredible exteat-
Last year In London, Manchester, Birmin, ham,
i've pool, Glasgow, Leeds, Dublin Paris, antwerp,
Hamburger, and Berlin. our Gales reached 1,732, 40
pairs Of Cork Solos, This year the number viii far
surPass that
AK the Faculty. their opinion Of their valu. a.
p' eventive for COUGHS, Colds, BsoNCHIris, ASTHMA
and CONSUMPTION.
Mems size, per pair, a5 cents
Ladies' do do 80 do
Boys & Misses do Is do
NOTICE. rom the Retail pr ces We make q very
liberal allowance to Jobbers and Wholesalers, 70
that anr storekeepsr may make FIVE profit on the
sls, while they are an article that may be kept in
any store among any class of goods. -
For terme aprlr 20 . f'
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.,
80 Ann street, New L Ork.
8-Smdaw
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= Confidence IN ONES SELP.-W hen a
crisis beiails you and the emergency re.
qulres moral courage and noble manhood
to mt ct 1t, be equal to the requirements
or the moment and rise supt rior to the
obs acies m your path The universal
testimony of men, whose experience ex
-aetiy comedies with yours. furnishes the
.consoling reflection that difficulties may
De ended by opposition. There is no
blessing equal to the possession OF stout
heart The magnitude Of the danger
needs nothing more than greater effort
tan ever at your hands. II you prove
..recreant in the hour of trial, you are the
worst of recreants, aud deserve no COM
passion. Be not dismayed or unnamed,
when you should be bold and daring, un.
tiincLnng and Iesolute. The cloud whose
threateping murmurs you hear with fear
and dread, is pregnant with blessings.
and the froTnwhose sternnses now maze
YOU sbuddef and tfshbls, will ere lone
be succeeded BY smile Of bewitchins
sweetness and bes1aity. Then be strong
and manly, oppose equal Arcea to opeI
difficulties keep q stiff upper lip; AND
trust in Providence Grsssnsos can onl,
Be achieved by those who arc Tried. Tn
condition Of that achievement is conf
.dsoce is ous's establishment Post,
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TO MAKE YOUR HAIR CURL.
WONDER OF THE WORLD


THE Great Wonder of the %orli has a. len0t,
J. been discovered You cannot make one hs
white or bl OK, but NJ BYRON H. KCB2hm
myth procured the truth CT the great secret afts
mush Q udy. toll and expense how to make til
hair curl and wave in the most grac full manner 70
lifs. The proprietor has travelled through, vara
parts Of Europ- for upwards Of nine in sesrl
Of the celebrated chemist and physiologi<t, n
JaQues, and has at length fouad him In Italy. an
purchased Of him the reo-ipt for the Gum Of $500
All persons having the most uncouth and coals
looking hair can have IL Transformed into tbs mos
beautiful and curling appearance that could be dc
sired. Tn. composition Of which the article Is roA
posed Will nor cot more than 80 cents, ami but OIL
application Ia nsed~d to the hair cause 1t to wav,
In The most uniform and perfect manner for lif
and thus improve the looks and appearance on.
hundred per cent We now eifsr this wonderful
discovery to the world for the rum Of 81 co.
Direct all letters to BYRON b ROBB, rarminl
ton Trumbgll CO., Ohio, and the receipt will be i'm
medisiely forwarded to the person.
Ali letters must BE- post paid to secure at ention
sAp Am
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TO N e n B l. Rs OF CON g Il &c
i Strangers and C1ti1sns.-We re
now r. csiv,.gs lot Of Goods suitable for tho FALL
consisting of-
silks 4 all kinds
French Mou.selinse, Msrinos -,-...... /
Alpsrs, bomba ms, irish Linens
Tab Q D mask, Damask Napkins, Flannels
Csssinsts, Clcths Cas- imsIes .-.s
Ginghsms o. ali Kinds -''
Hosiery Of al kinds
full assortment Of Domesti-s Of all kinds al,
W retv of Carpets Of various kinds
The II-roaipder Of our eutan er Goods Will be sold
We cheap SONS frst rate "a Lawns at % cts.,
Beauit Calico 81 esa., Bsrssss Do LANES, M eta,
worth Is. Bereges very cheap. r Lib
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WAS ADAM A BRIcK a-Goy Br;ph

WAS ADAM A BRICK a-Gov. Brigham
Young. in one of his discourses at Salt
Lake city, seems to disbelieve that Dor.
ton of the Bible which asserts that God
formed Adam from the dust of the earth.
He takes the following view of it:
Listen, We Latter Day Saints Sup
posing that Adam was formed actually
out of clay, out of the same kind of ma
terial from which bricks are formed :
that with this matter God made the nat.
tern of a man. and breathed into it the
breath Of life, and left it there, in that
state of supposed perfection, he would
have been an abode to this day. He
would not have known anything. Some
of you may doubt the truth of what |
now say, and argue that the Lord could
teach him. This q mistake. The Lord
could not have taught him in any other
way than in which he did. You be.
heve Adam was made of the dust
OF the earth. This l do not belle e,
though it is supposed that it is so written
IN the Bible; but it is not, to my under
standing. You can write that informa-
ton TO the States if you please, that
have publicly declared that I do not be.
litve that portion of the Bible, as the
Christian world do. / never did, and I
never want to. What is the reason I do
not! Because / have come to under
standing, and banished from nv mind all
the baby stories my mother taught me
when | vas q child But suppose Adam
was made and fashioned the same As we
make sdobes; if he had never drank of
the bitter cup. the Lord might have talked
to HIM to thus day, and he would have con-
tinued as be was to all eternity, never ad.
vancing one particle in the school of intelli-
gence. This ideaopens up field light to
the intelligent mind. How can you know
truth but by its opposite, or light but by
Its opposite! The absence of light is
darkness. How can sweetness be known
but BY its opposite. bitter! 1t is by this
means that we obtain all intelligence
This is Mormonism. and it is founded
upon all truth-upon every principle Of
true philosophy in fact the gospel OF
Jesus Christ is the only true philosophy
in existence. There is not one particle
OF 1t that is not strictly philosophical
though you and 1 may not understand oil
the fullness Of it, but We will ii we con.
tinue faithful.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

l he subec - err have on a"d 'Dplete afsor
! rent Of BUILDING STONE, taken from H.
Q arries Near tie LITTLE 'alls Bird 10 the Mar,
and side d including all sizes, + IN small bu'i.
ing 70 heavy foundation Stone Curb Tagging.
pir 8, &C., WHOM they will furnish At the usur
rates
Orders Left ut the Store Ct Wbestiay 4 Morrison.
Water sue-t Georgetown, or 1t the @ i.rr,se, sou
# and near the Little Falls Bridge, will meet will
p oppt att.ntion.
rep 7-nln WHEATTEv. STLsBY 4 On
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SHIRTS-SHIRTS.

so '. SHIRTS SHIRTS.
NEW stvle Of Fancy Summer Shirts Of the mort
~ beautiful patterns, With Frsnch double q
bands and studs .-.,5-, . .s r.
Also. new styles of white embroidered Bosoms, On
trely new. =
Shirts made to order and warranted 10 At or NJ
sale 40
SHIRTS Of all qualities. % t--r a. O.. ~ 4yg
WALL 4 sTEVENs,
vi Pa. avenue, bstw eth and 10th sts,
Also, doors below the National Hotel. aiJ
jy3-h III. H.r
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ANEW AND CORRECT CITY DIRECTORY

"E, the Undersigned, now engaged In number
w ing the city of Washington. purpose a.
soon q the work !. completes. publishing new
City Drestery. We have every facility for 30 doing
"a We ere compelled t, visit every house in the city,
and shal spare no pains expense to make It meet
book at this time is daily felt and We trust that We
shall receive pu1lio patronage SUFFICIENT to remur
nsrate u.s. We Will enaesvof to give entire satisftc
ton. ellen ~ - -si.@- e -,E-i
Please notice our circular, 90 We will call on the
citizens at early day TO- solicit subscriptions 30
the work. TEN EYCK PALMER,
oontaoton for numbefing the city.
auR 8l-2w Qnt) - -
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mo. 520.1 K "a. - o.
NOTICE FOB RNS1O Iei3 LAMBS TO MARKET
.-.. esq.,. j. In WISCONSIN,. ffEI


NOTICE Is herr by given that. at the request Of
IN the Hon. Henry Dodge. and for sst,sfa-to
easor. assigned, the lapda here ofore Wit raw
ON sale or Try in tn. WILLOW Rt+er ar duAInerdl
Punt districts, in the STATE II IsOossIN. vi hin
about tf miller on each side OF TIE auppos..
rou o. the proposed roilro FROM pubu ne Wis At
Paul, TO 'ond du Lac. Lake Superior. particularly
described in public notice No. $40, IL ued from tn
Office en- the 18TH July last which were ~ bje to
pri ate entry st'th- time Of esid with draws (e,-
c-pt such a. NAV have BEN since pre- emp'ed0 wild
az in be subject to entry and location and after
Monday, the 2Hth dsy Of September next, pFscfely
n tn. sane terms md cou ition as thodgh, che
eam- bad not been withdrawn fro;a market And
the withdrawal Of these to hips embraced In the
Presidents proclamation No. $40 for he public sale
At willow River, Wisco gin, to commence IN Mon
DAY. the 18th day Of september mex, having been
resctnded, they will be offered ~ directed in said
proclsnst ion. .r.-. ''''' -. -"
. Given under my hand at the General Land Once
at the city Of Washington, this 2lst day Of Angus |,
A. D. 1854 - - =. :
"a JOHN WILSON, 80, 90
aug 22-2aw6w ...s- Commissionsr
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uARPER'S MAGAZINE ior ssptsmbri
III Is osnts.
Putnam. Magazine for September. 26c.
Frank Leslie's Lsdiss' 0asetts Of Fashion for eep
tsmber, &c.
Illustrated Magazine Of Art, DO, DO.
Nov York Journal, do, 1870.
Ysnkee Notions do, 121<c . ;
All the now Books, Magazines, and Papers re-
oeivsd n soon q published BY
z. K. LUNDY,
80 l. Bulge street Ganroa,nWn.
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PARK HOTEL,

PARK HOTEL,
This deli n fui suburb Retreat,
On Hh, near boundary street,
- Is Now OPrN 70
I'D THE RECEPTION OF
- THE PUBLIC.
he Proprietors respectfully Inform their friends
hat everything served up at their est blishmsnt
hal be T the best
The Billiard, Bowling, and Shooting Saloons are
n mplete order.
Parties will be served with b. eakfsst, Dinner, CT
upper at short notic-, ana in the most approved
tye, not surpassed by any house in the District
For the accommod ton of the public, Coaches OF
hs Union Line will leave the corner of 8 b street
nd Pa avenue every thi' ty minutes, day ard eve
al g. commencing at O'Clock a. IN p, for the Park
iotel; stopping at Union Hall, street
WILSON d HAYWARD,
Prop'rs Union Hall, st {, Park Hotel, 7th st.
1Q-lm
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LIME!-LfMEH LINEN

tNHE HAMBURGER LIME KILN5 being now II
L complete order, the proprietor vii be enabled
furnish his approved customers at ell times dur
ug the season with Lime of the best quality fol
.lastering and other purposes. The lima manufao
ured at these kns is warranted to be equal In
aality to any other manufactured N the United
ates The prios will be, delivered At the kiln, a4c
a any other part Of the city 81.
Cement and Oaleinsd Plaster can also be had at Ill
ines. A. W. DENHAM,
ap 8-Sm Pnr the proprietor.
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HARPER's MAGAZINE hs September
i i DeBoW's Review DO -
Lives of the lief Jnsfices u the unseea 6atss 81
George Van santvoord, vi, tvo =
lAmeus Persons and Piases, by n, ?. wills
tep tRANCK TAYLOR,
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FOB POOH AND LABORING MEN.

FOB POOR AND LABORING MEN.
CMALL BUILDING LOTS of 10 fest or more, ir
y various parts of TIE City, and Georgetown, al
low prices, and terms to suit. LLOYD co.
BUILDING STONE
For sale, deliverable at the Canal. or Whsrves il
Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria.
LLOYD CO.
For sale, large and handsome CARRIAGE ant
HARNESS LLOYD 4 CO.
18th street. OPP Treasury Department.
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OUR FIRST FALL SUPPLIES.

OUU rIhS1 FALL SUPfLlES.
WE take thi, srlY m-tso5 of informing GU
w Gust psrs and purchasers Of dry 90 d. gen.
srsf', that We are now OPP ming many nsw and Dc.
iraos FALL G. OOS In part such as
10 pteess rrh black silks RANGING from IS cents t.
si7sp-r yard. al bought ut auction and sr
cheap.
10 pieces Lupins bombasines and mourning slpscas
very fns. -.
Is piscs- Pr neh msrinoe, embracing all the dssir
abb shades. a.
p,css rich ult . SIDE silks, all tho most dssira.
b ooiorr, and at mu h rs,duc~d prices
IS ecss assorted dAnpels fcom Is ceuts 10 81 pei
a Vi cashmers plAida, mousselins, and printed
fsnn.1s tor children ~ ar
loo pieces bleaos ed shirGg oottons Of the oldss'
ant st brsnd-.
100 p.sers s,sort d Pail Prints, and Mousse'ins
ch, 1 ssyles, With lsr.e lot Of ca hmere and
ether snsvs ssr the prssS aud spproachipr
rs pic - B.rkliss and Richardson's undresssd frsf
linens.
Is p'eosI az, 10 4, and ia Hosn and cotton sheet
ipgs
We Fave sdded 70 our stock his season lot
upe or ,ngrsin CsIpefings, suaw Ma tings, a.
/ tbs. Hssrth Rups, and genera assortment Of
nous. fuFnshiag goods which ve viii sell very low
or cash, or toour prompt Gust Imefs
~ Observe that articles sid It our estabIish
msnt arc arranted to prove ~ represented.
MAXWELL, SEARS / O0LL1Y, ~
sep i-eo2w 7th st., B. doors above Pa. ay nue..
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ERENCH LITERATURE,-T
L MAURY have on sals several cheap editions OF
rine, Balzsc, Lamartine, Dumas, DeKock, Eugene
ina. and Victor Hugo n H.
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How TO KNOW THE AGE OF HoRsra
The colt Is born with twelve grinders.
When four front teeth have made their
appearance, the colt is twelve days old;
and when the next four comes forth, it is
four weeks old. When the corner teeth
appear, the colt is eight months, and
when the latter have attained to the
height of the front teeth, it is one year
old The two-year colt has the kernel
1.-THE middle of the tOoth's CROWN ground
out of all tie front teeth; in the third
year, the middle front teeth ar. being
shifted; and when three years old, these
are substituted by horse teeth. The next
four teeth are shifted in the fourth year,
and Corner teeth in the fifth. At the
sixth year, the kernel is worn out of the
lower middle front teeth, and the bride
teeth have now attained to their fu |
growth. At seven years, q hook has
been formed on the corner teeth of the
upper jaw; the kernel of the teeth
, next at the middle fronts is worn off,
, At eight years of age the kernel is worn
on, Of all The lower front teeth and be-
gins to decrease in the middle upper
FONTS La the ninth year, the kernel has
I wholly disappeared from the upper mid.
die front teeth, the hook on the corner
teeth has increased in sizs and the bride
teeth lose their points. In the tenth
year, the kernel is worn out of the teeth
next to the middle fronts of the upper
jaw; and in the eleventh year the kernel
has entirely vanished from the corner
teeth of the same jaw. At twelve years
old the crown of all the front teeth in the
Z lower jaw has become triangular, and the
bride teeth are much worn down. As
the horse advances in age, the gums
shrink away from the teeth, which con-
.ssequently receive long narrow appear
; ance, and their kernels become metamor.
phosed into darkish point grey hairs
. increase in the forehead. oyer the eyes,
and the chin assumes the form OF an an.
q, gle.-Amsrio0n Agricuiturist.
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PIANOS. PIANOS PIANOS

DEasONS DESTROYS # purchasing good snd du
L rabte instrument " very cheap" will find 1t t
their advantage TO give rs . call, a. We are d.
termined to sell on eur present stock at astly n
ducet prices, to give m for an additional supply
Viii will shorl5 arrive, Of both American HnO
Kurop an manu- fActure Rene nbsr
HILBUS 4 HITS
Music Depot
An sdditional supply Of emall instrumen 8 jus
received, consisting Of ouitars, Bsnjos, Accordion
Flies, et6 etc. 81. H.
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1t osst tosvnr ADVERTISEMENTS.

TwPoRr iNT TO PARENTS AND TEACHERs-
l. have jsst received end now opening large n
ment OF all the different kinds Of School Books
pricee. A liberal discount ma1s to teachers and
dealers. s1iFsu q x. LII DY,
sep ST a, Bridge St, Georg. town.
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ROGER BROWN 4 CO.,
WHOLKHALE DRALKRS aIXPOR EKRS OF
WINES AND LIQUORS.
No. 331 HIGH STREET,
tbsts1ssn Eighth and Ninth, north sSSs,,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
kcaM B1oVN FOO 28-1y1 WILLIAM sSa
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"GLENWOOD OEMETERY."

THIS beautiful burial place of the q. ad hayi-R
just be n dehi -ated with appropriate cersmoni1.
for the purpose IL open for the reception Of the
remains OF decreased pers0ps.
The MAUsOLEUM has capacity for q hundred
bodies. in which su,h friends # the deao - ma.
apply Can plas the csparted until they select stse
for the graves.
The plan of tn. incorporators Is Of equality IL
regard 70 the tote, viii will not be put up publicly
Tor sale, (aithOugh they usually bring premium }
making the early selection Of lots tke most desir
able.
Until an Office Is established In the city Of ash
ington, applications vii DO punetually att. nded
TO at the pres Mt Office In the east wiug Of the build
ing on entering the Oemstery.
WM. 8. HUMPHREYS
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PREMIER ARTIST In HAIR,
INVENTOR OF THE OELEBRATnp GOssAMEK
VENTILATIN6 WIG AND ELA6TIO BAND
TOUPACES
No. HI CHESTNUT STREET, olponse Tie &ate
House, Philadelphia.
INSTRUCTIONS to enable Ladies' and Gentlemen
i 10 measure their own hea Is with accuracy:
Tor Wigs, Inches. Toapees sealps, Inch.
No. /. The round of the 10. /. From forehead to
head back - Gar a.
!. Prom 10 eheaa beld.
ever the head to "a Over forehead q
neck. hr a. required.
9. Frnm ear to ear 3. Over the crown Of
Over the head. r- the head.
(. From Gar to eS1
round the S6re-
heea,