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VULGAR TRU1sNs. is a wonder.
when Eve went out walking, what she
did without paraSol. --
Women are true to ono another in all
things but babies, and there it must be
confessed they do tlatter each other lit
tie bit.
The strongest-mindcd woman skrinks
from being caught in her night-cap.
The one thing in household that all
persons, servants included, take a COM
mon interestsin is-the Postwar s KNOCK.
The Hen-Pecked Husband is happy
enough if he were only left alone, but he
generally has some kind friend, who is
perpetually urging him mot to stand it. "
The man who hesitates between NUT
ton and veniSon is lost to all sense of the
beautiful. $40
Ask all the lodging house keepers
there never was such thing known in u
lodging house as a flee ~
Aman's ruin is never the result of his
own folly-it is sure to be the fault, or
treachery, Of some one else.
The man who negleets lhimself is sure
in time to be neglected by others.
In fashionable society nothing promotes
conversation so much as ''little music. ~
Punch.
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REFoRM-Thes success of American in
dependence has been the torch which bias
lighted the world for the last fifty years.
1t will now never cease blazing till cheap
governments are established. The coro-
nation of George w. may be considered
the setting sun of that splendid imposi-
tion-monarchy.
(Oct. Is, 1881 I called at the palace
to-day, but what difference in the at
tendsnts! all George Tvs servants
were gentlemen, to the very porters-
well-fed, gorgeous, gold-lace rascals.
Monarchy is sitting. In one hundred
years more, I don't think there will be a
king in Europe. 1t is apity. like the
splendid delusion; but why make it SO
expensive! Voting 100000 q year for
the Queeil-as if 5000 was not enough
for auy woman 8 splendor These things
won't be borne much longer. -.
28tb. A glorious day. King William
". has consented to place his name at
the head of my list for Xenophon. HUI
"a God bless him. '-s-
Upon reflection, shall certainly vote
for her Majesty s having 100000 year
after this. What can a queen do with
less 2 1t is impossible. How short
sighted we are. thought felt peculi-
arly dull all day yesterday. This comes
of grinding cOlors.
Drank his Majesty's health in a bum
per, and success to reform. / think
kings ought not to set. They will keep in
the meridian yet.-Haydon' Memoirs.
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PREAcH1NG.-Of all things the most
pitiabie is when a man preac hes to please
himself, and when an audience listens to
be pleased with the minister. And the
most glorious thing below is when the
minister's preaching and the peoples
hearing lead to this conclusion, not, How
we'll the minister spoke to-day" and
''How comfortably did we near to-day :"
but, howgl0Eious is that Saviour how
precious this soul. how weighty our re-
sonsibilipies in the prospect of eternity
aud Of judg,nen seat We may al
says judge of what has been the nature
of the sermon, or what has been the mood
in which it was listened to, by the first
remarks we hear as we retire; when peO-
ple=go home criticising the words of the
discourse, instead of dwelling ON and
speaking of the lines of the subject. there
IS something wrong in the people s hear
ing, or III the minister's preaching. May
God grant that all that / preach, and that
all that my people hear, may lead them
TO lift their hearts far beyond the temple,
and % leave them no where except where
our heart and our treasure should be, be-
side tie throne of the Lord Jesus.-Dr.
Cumming.
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SNUFF DIP 'ING.-Of all the detestable,
offensive, unnecessary and filthy imita
tons which dear woman is guilty of in :
heriting from fallen, depraved, corrupt
and wicked man, that Of "snuf dipping
stands eminent. How the second
edition of an angel, the ne plus ultra Of
Heavens best workmanship, the idol of
man, the diamond of song, the gem of
prose and the browning glory ofhumanity,
can concentrate tea or tablespoonful
of pulVerized portion that would kill a
hug, prove Certain death to every living
Creature except tobacco worm, it to us
totally at variance with all philosophy,
reason, scripture, taste and refinement,
and utterly incomprehensible. We wish
1t were dream; we wish it were q ro-
nance; we wish it were not SO; but sad
reality presents the picture of an angel
of beauty, with heavenly smile, a rosy
cheek, the eye ofa gazelle, standing erect
in all her majesty, dazzling in her robes
Of silk and diamonds, her form reflected
in costly mirror, with. . chinouepin
stick nicely scraped between her white
fingers, with the end in q box of snuff.
and regularly applying it to her shining,
rosy lips and mellow tongue. Faugh 1t
makes US sick to think about it.,
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r!fuly Manufactured END a. shssp ss any establish
ment in tn Union.
DOLLARD'S gEERANIUM EXTRACT Or LUB
TR0US HAIR TONIC
prepared from South American herbs and roots, the
most successful s-:o,s produced for preserving
the hair rom falling out changing color restoring
and preservn II in healthy and luxuriant state.
Among other reasons why Do!lards haircutting So.
loon, maintsins its immense popularity is the fact
that his Tonic is applied to every hesd of hair cut at
his establishment consequently it /. kept In bsttcr
preservation than under any other known epplica-
ton. 1t being thus practically tested by thousands
offers the greatest guaranty of its efficacy. Sold
wholesale and retail at his Old Establishment, III
Chestnut Street. opposits the State House, PhiIs.
delphia.
&. DoLLARD has at last discovered the 81 f1ps ui-
Of hair dye and announces it for SALE with per-
feet confidence, in itau-passing everything Of the
kind in use. 1t yoors the hair either blsok or
brown, az may be desired, and is uood wtthou. any
injury to tbs hair skin, either by stain CT ctheT.
wise, be washed of in ten minutes after the ap-
pEcadon. without detracting from its efficacy Per.
visiting the city invited to givs him cAl
Letters addressed to r. DOLLAHD, III CHESThUT
STREET, PHILADELPHIA. will receive sttention.
ian 23-ly.
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BOOTS AND SHO ES,
At the old stand of A. Hoover & So1

At the old stand OF A. Hoover IL Sons,
buth side of Penn. arenue bet,oeen 9Th and 7h Sts,
Opposite Browns Hotel.
THANKFUL for past favcrs, we would still 80
i licit Q continuance of cu-tem from ell of our
old customers and friends, and many NEW 81 viii
give US call. We sre prepared to give geneI al
satisfaction to all that will favor us with II tall
Our assortment OF all KINDS is tire lsrget snd b.
of any other establishment in the city, and
rsngements are such with the h, at manufacturers
that We ara prepared to furnish apy kin "a and
qualities a. short notice.
Ladies Gators and 4 Gait button and lsse
Mi ses and children's " =
Ladies' Misses and rhldren's kid and morocco Sip.
and Ties; Jefersons and Boots, cloth and o
rocco
For gentlemen, we have hyperion article Of FRI n h
Boo and Shoes, Button and Congress Cloth
Kid aud Calf Caters, single ard doub sol =
Patent Leather and Calf shoee Of al descrip-
lions
Boys and Youths Roc ts and Shoes, Calf and Paen,
Leather Of every variety and s.ye
servanps Boots, Shoes and Brcgans in I'm endles.
variety.
Our stock has been selected with great care from
the bes, manufacturers in the Union Don't forget
the old stand of A. HOOVER l. SON,
south side Pa. sv., between 9th and 18th st..
next DIOR to jackson & Brother.
zen 7-TuTh&Ss6t
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rriysi snd Departure Of Ocean steamers.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

THE subscribers have on band a COIN plete xssor'
II ment of BUILDING STONE, taken from tn
Quarries the Little Falls Bridge on the Mary
land mde @ including all sizes, from small build
ing 70 heavy foundation Stone. Curb, Tagging, Co
ping, &C., which they will furnish q. the usual
rates.
Orders LEFT at the Store of Wheatley Morrison.
Water street, Georgetown, at George L. Sheriffs
Canal Bridge, ~ street, at the Qusrriss, south
Of and near the Little Falls Bridge, will meet with
prompt attention.
sep 7-dlm WHEATLEv. SILSBY 4 co.
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PAPER HANe1Nas. coRK1cEs, LS,cps. &C..

M would m Sc respectfully infosrn the cit:z. I,
W Of Washington, that we have aow in store r
iarge and beautiful ass"r meet Of CORNiCE-
KINGS, ORNAMENTS, &c 1t prices to suit at
persoss AL kinds of Window and Bed DRApxEF
made and put up at the shortest notice and in tn
best manner. Carpets made and put down and
warranted t. 1t All kinds Of PAPER RANGING
DECORATING and UPHOL> Terry work a,ten led
to promptly. We keep constantly on hard al
elegant assortment of Paper Hang ngs and in fa.
every thing In our live Of business: We guaran, az
- 'isfaction to our customers. Paper hun by = =
perienced ha"ds. Persons are r-qu.stsd to call u 3
examine our goods before purchas. ng elsewhere AZ
We deem 1t no tr uble to exhibit our goods even
those who merely wish to look through curl sly
JOS. X. PLANT CO.
No Washington Place, 7th street nsar &.
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HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.,
II MARKET ST., MANCHESTER.
Principal Warehouse, lO2 Wood street. Ch.aps:d.
London, EstgfdnI american Establish mests, 28
.ann street, ard 102 Nassau street, New York, Uni
ted SAFES
The Hydromagen is valuable discover for pro
tscting the feet from damp OF cold and therefore
preventive OF many Lung Diseases, without any
doctocisg uhensr. The Uydromsgen is in the torn
| OF sole, AID inside the boot or shos It's
"sdtcated character is powerful antidote to dis.
csc,
For Gentlemen it will be found agreeable, warm
and he ,lfhy, to in the coliest or ralni-7 of
y her, the 100 cannot becom vet If the Hy.
ON gen is Inserted Ladies Isay wear tue jghs-
est sol1d boots or shoes IN the worst weather with
IMMUNITY viii = Con- imp ;ion 80 prevalent among
the young of our country, may Se thw8rted by their
general adoption. They entirely superoede over
hoes as the latter cause the feet to rspire in
very unhealthy manner, aud, besides, are not dan.
gerous wear to pedestrians in ICY weather like in
da rllbbsrs bile the latter cause the feet to an.
pear 1trsmely large the Hydromsgen, being m. re
thin slice Of cork Prepared Peculiarly placed side
does not increase the size of the boot cause the
foot to appear untidy. 10 Children they ara ex
tremely rslusb,e, they may engage in exercise
with comfort and healthy effects Their expense is
SO slight as to scarce need mention besihes those
whe pstrouize them will fnd their yearly DOCTORS
bills much diminished hereby
As Ire Hydrcmagen j. becoming more known it's
cola &c mora. .iag to an almost Incredible extent
hss p po GLASGOW Leeds Dublin, Paris Antwerp
Hamburger, and Berlin. our sales reached ,.32 $50
pairs of Cork Soles. This year the number will far
surpsss that
AK the Faculty their opinion of th'ir value
preventive for COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, Asthma
and CONSUMPTION.
Mems sze, pr pair, So cents
Ladies' do do 80 do
Boys & Misses do rs do
NOTICE -srom the R. tail prices we make a very
liberal allowance to Jobbers and Wholesalers, 70
that anv storekeepsr may make fEe profit on the
sale, while they article that may be kept in
any store among any class of goods.
For terms apply 10
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.,
80 Ann street, New York.
sep S-3md6w
"GLENWOOD CEMETERY"
THIS beautiful burial place of the dead having
L just been dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
Tor the purpose is open for the reception of the
remains OF decreased persons -...-
The MAUSOLEUM has capacity for 9 hundred
bodies, in which such friends Of tina dead - may
sppiy can place the departed until they select sites
The plan Of the incorporators is ono of in
regard to the lots, which will not be put up publicly
Tor sale, (aIthough they usually bring premium,
able. 80 ~ 80.
Until en- office Ia ished in the city of Wash
ington, cpplicstions viii be punc.ually att nded
20 at the present Office, In the east wing OIL the bud
WIN. 8. HUMPHREYS
N: B-Glsnwood ia situated short distance due
north Of the Capitol aug n-sm
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT.
go New and second hand PIANOS of
H1FI'my own and several other factories,
are always to lie had at my Pisno Warerlom, on
lltt street, between Penusylvania avenue and b
street.
Old Pianos taken in exchspgs.
Tuning also attended tn. i.....
!. G. REICHTNBACu.
S.A lev very low picsd second ham, P,alos
HON ~, ~ saie. aug lQ-eo3ms
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OFFICE OF CLsRK OF Ho OF RIPS U. g.,
1oEA

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this of
- fee until IL o'clock u, on Monday, September
%, 1854, f'rfurnshing one hundred and fifty tons
beGt qHslity aothracHe coal one half red ash, aud
one half white avn. The coal must be pure Of egg
SIZE ,240 pounds to the ten sod tsisered free OF
extra charge in the vaults of the CAPITOL
Also, for furnishing one hundred and fifty cords
OF best quality seasoned hickory wood, one hundred
and twenty five cords TO be sawed once and twenty
five ccr6s to be sawed twice; tn whole to be meas.
ured, sawed, and slowed away in the vaults at the
Capitol, at the ex sense of the contractor.
10th wood ard coal are to be delivered on or be-
fore the 18th day Of October next and be subject
TO Inspection as to quality, peight and measure By
pcrson to be designated by the Clerk for that pur
pote JOHN W. FORNEY,
Clerk Of House Of Representatives U. 8.
sep 6-dt25th
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THE TOILETTE.

RYJERoMKA. NABEY.
"I well might deem some sp. i-wand has touched
me from the air.
OF all thy gifts, loneliness, do so freely sharei"
Before her mirror maj !e'''d thus maiden young
and fair.
ssThe hearts that shall win tonight, o, oft in
griish dfean,
That floated from the radiant rhyme where beauty
I've well nigh wept-so pro I'D and biest such des-
81 And sure the spell Of dearest might, feel to be
Like all bright things was never meant to spa-k
on unknown; ~
First lure from light yon hueful wing. or hide the
diamond-sfone!
"And often nightly hence my form shall glide amid
OF joyous lights, where beautiful and prideful ones
are seen,
And there IN make my empery to queen it well,
ween.
Then Iaush'd she till the shaken curls her neck
When momenily her look grew calm as never yet
BEFORE g..
And gIancing from the mirror il sought tie chamber
floor. '''.-.-H So "a
Long, deeply mus'd the maiden, when thus che
spoke again:
" Yes siraI soon be reckon'd of the pleasure-'ov
u, ing train, .-..
But be 'heir mindless fate, my secret SOULS dis
dan.
"And now, all angels sweet and good, o hear my
prayer forsoOth ....r--
Keep warm in Foy's reckless ring my feeling heart
Of youth; a... e. --. .
Make bright to Passions widest CLEAN my sirdle-
star of Truth. -.
'Tho' many winsom forms, yet vain, seek favor in
mine eye,
But burn its tenderest fire when the lofty mind is
nigh.
My meedfuI mile but render Endeavor lone and
high"
A vision gentle-brave she was, that lady standing
there;
But gentIer Drawer were the words that come from
one so fair;
GoD bless The high soul'd maidenl And keep her
every wllerei --..z
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;a,., ,nc,.a WILL WATCH, HarkI Natties
tskY- Mg2Ml Hsrki and several other Regatta Boat
Songs to be had at the Music Depot Of
HILBUS 4 HITz.
P.S-Just rsosixed 1sR copies of the new and
perplar Topsy PolkA snbssishsa with . visnstts
Of Topsy- Ii 1890 sug17-
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~THE UNION BOWLING SALOON, new
and superior structure for the purpose just in the
rear Of MIR. Schsds, on bird street offers rars IN
ducsments to the lovers Of the peasurabe exercise
Of bowling. 1t has three alleys. laid with une-
qualled SKILL the best in the city, and every a't-n-
ton is given to accommodate gentlemen who age
in the SPORT. aug l0-3u
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NOW rs THE TINE

NOR all those with NJ t, purcba any article il
II thu way of nue WATC.i ~ rich 81 d fash.o..
able Gold JEWELRY. pure sterlir 6 SILVER WaiE,
(of our own msuufacturs) &c. &c, to from L
to IS per cent. by calling at HOODS JEWEuHY
STORE, ~ he is row receiving hi Fall sup,-v O;
ins goods, which he will dispose Of at the loves.
New York city prices. Pa avenue, between ~ alt
con ~ no HOOD
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LIME! LIME! LIME 81!

VIE HAMBURGER LIME KILNS being now IN
L o.mplsts order, the proprietor vii BE- enabled
10 futn!ah his approved customer at sli times dur
ing the aeason With Line Of tie best quality f.,
clustering and other purposes. The lime manufao
tured at theae knns il warranted to be equal IN
quality to any other manufactured In the Unitsd
states Tbs prics will be- delivered at tho Kiln, 0lo
In sty otter Fart Of tho city 81.
cement and CsiziGsi Plaster can also b. had ct ID
dnes 4. W. pEHHAN,
ap 8-hm For the proprietor.
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f,At's ABLEs, With l26 illusr -auions,
" vol, London, lS54-Sl
Dogs; their management, by Edward NJ, ,hev,
London, 1S54-50c. 'f..
The Na,vsls o, scieuee, by s. W. Fuliom, With r.
lustrstiCns Zoe
Adv INJURIES o. Nv. Syd-nham Grrebf-tb and Of
Io.don, lsSA-2sc. FRAN TAiLVk
aug So
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DoLzLaARD,
PREMIER ARTIST IE HAIR.

PNEMIEE ARTIST Ii HAtR,
INVENTOR OF THE OELEBRATN2 G0SSAMz3l
vENTILATING WIG AND ELASTIC BAND
TOUPACES.
No. l75 CHESTNUT STREET, oEpo1sN the Sate
House, Philadelphia.
INSTRUCTIONS to enable Ladies' and G Gentlemen
L to measure their OWE hsa Ia with accuracy:
For Wigs, Inches. Teupces Scalps, Inch.
No. l. The round Of tbs No. !. fIom f0rehea! to
hosd back as fkr IS
&. FROM for ehead bald. .. e
. over the head 70 :. Over forehead
neck. far n required.
Q. From esr to GET 8. 0ysr the crown Of
over tbs head. the head '..
Z, sfom car 70 ear ..'' - rs
sound the fore ..---H
had
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IMPORTANT TO THE SICK.

FTNHs greet experience and we'll known skill of
i Prof McCLrNToCK is a sufficient guaranty to the
public that the following list Of Medicines, such
have been constantly used 10 his prar tce Tor the
last thirty yesrs will fully sus ain by their effects
the valuable qualities attributed to them, and
prove to be the best Medicines ever offered to the
sn,nhlS g
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UNION REFECTORY,

Corner of Pennsylvania az. and Thru St.
@N specially S announces to to esiSAeg
his customers and the
81, ~ public, that he has laid TX
in fresh stock of malt and spirtuous liquors OF ~
best quality, among which may lie found tue R,a
ing Ale, other Ales, and Lager Beer; superior Br
dies, Wines, Gin, and other Refreshments. nD
l-rder is supplied With the best of the market, IL
season, served up q. the shortest notice. and LII;
Cigars are of the choicest brands. Thankful ioI
past vors, he hopes to receive continuan of t'.r
same. b. SCH4p
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ENALL GOODS.-A fine stock of Geut's ru
Il nisnins Goods now being received, whcf
makes my stock IN that line very compl..e.
G.. BIRGE
sep 10 e. Wiliards' Hot. y
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EVENING STAR.

2 1t may interest the readers Of the fol-
lowing lines to know that the late Edgar A.
Poe regarded them as " very beautiful. -
Lont sr1Re Journal.
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
HNIpER'a WINES !
II PHILADELPHIA

IT FIJI L n DE l. PH IA.
IOIIS Y. SNYDER, Dealer 10 Wines, at the
y former old established Vine Store Of JACOB
ENLDER, r., No. T6 Walnut street, four doors be-
low Fourth street. where eonsasrs will be supplied
with WINES and LIQUORS On the most acconno-
dating terms. 49,
JACOB SNYDER, Jr., Agent for the In
nut street, Philadelphia, where he is prepared to
receive orders for the special Importation Of Wnee,
&C., from various houses in Europe, in quantities Of
single dozen and upwards; and also solicits for his
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN SNYDER. the patronage OF
bis frisnde and former customers.
- Ali Wines ordered for Washington will be de-
iivered by Express free Of freight. je Sly
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FOB POOR AND LABORIN0 MEN.
GMALL BUILDING LOTS Of 10 feet or more In
- various parts Of tie City, and Georgetown, at
low prices, and terms to suit. LLOYD CO.
BUILDING STONE
For sale, deliverable at the Canal. or Wharves In
Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria.
Lloyd CO.
For sale, large and handsome CARRIAGE and
HARNESS LLOYD co,
18th street, opp Treasury Department
iy 1-1y
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United States Patent Once.
WASHINGTON. Sent 10. 1854


an the petition of AARON l.. CRANE, OF Newark.
~ New Jerfey, praying for the extension OF a
patent granted to him op the 10Th February, 1871.
ante dat.d 22d Decem Der, 1910 for an imp osement
in 18th. meth of constructing cl"cks," for seven
years from the expiration of the said patent, which
takes place on the I'D day of December, 1861
1t is ordered thai the aid petition b. heard at the
Potent Office on Monday the 4th Of December next,
at IL o'clock m and all persons are notified to ap
pear and show csuss If any they have, why said Pc
tition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Office their objections, specially SET
forth in writing at least twenty days before the day
of hearing; all testimony fl by either party to be
used at the said hearing must be taken and trans
mitted in accordance with the rules Of the ofhoe
which will be furnished on application
The testimony 10 the case will be closed on the
z4th of December; dispositions and other papers re-
lied On as testimony, must be flied In the Office On
or before the morning of that day; the arguments, II
any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, so, that this notice be published in the
Union, Intelligencer, and Evening Star, Washing
ton, D. c. Pennsy lvanian, Philadelphia, Pa; Scien
tifc American, New York; and Post, Boston, Mess &.
Soncs week for three successive weeks, previsus to
the 4th day OF December next, the day of bearing.
. CHARLES MASON,
. .5~ Commissioner of Patents.
P. S.-Editors of the above papers will please COPY
and send their bills to the Patent Office, with Pa
per containing this notice. sep 20-lawSw
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VIM. III. KING. M. D.

Office ON 7th street betOeen / and X streets.
nR KING having been engaged in the practice
- practice of Melicina and Surgery for ten years
IN pennsyvanis, trusts he will render satisfaction
70 1hoSs VINO may wish his professional services.
The best Of references can bs given,
euy o. Inns
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AUCTION AND ,s.f
COMMISSION BUSINESS RESUMED

AUCTION AND "--I-TI
COMMISSION BUSINESS RESUMED.
IL AVING resumed the Auction and Commi,sj,.,
IL business. l respectful ly cffer my services to
the man, friends Of the House sdward Dye
Robert W. Dyer, and Dyer Bro, and to the citi
lens generally From an experiences Of thirteen
Years, fstter myself that 1 may claim from M,
former frienaa q port don of their patronage
have engaged the services of Mr.. e. 8 Wright
OF Georgetown, AZ Auctionesr. His qualifca tons
All ssles msde BY me Will b- cxs,ed n deoired
Ny pla,e Of business il the Rooms recently occu,
pied BY Measrs Collins, Bovine, Co., on nth st :,
LIST door from corner Pa. avenue.
GEO. p. DYER.
N. B.-The Books Of the old Arms can be found at
my rooms. Any information app.rtainng to them
Will be cheerfully given. aug 2+dlm