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REPUBLI c. AN! DAN

nANVILLE REPUBLI G. AN! DAM
~ VILE REPUBLICAN.-Ic call the attention
large and rapidly iucreasng circulation. and the re-
gion through which it cireulstes, make 1t medium
the state It is found in the hands Of nearly every
planter, merchant and mechanic In the Southside Of
Virginia and in North Carolina. 1t bids fair before
the expiration of 1855 be ahead Of ell competitors
1t 10 conducted upon the most liberal principles but
maintaining its own with frmness. Persons wish.
% ae % sss. 5s% aa %
~n''' 'n'' WIN 'sfSsd EDaas Z MACON Mac 6bNSss 2ssss
N. BIO Country Papers wishing Agents 10 this
city. offer my services. ~ 2e-2aw6w
ErOR RENT That very desirable brick
Il tenement ct the corner Of Clay and ID streets,
recently oseupied BY Mr. Byrd chsm.srl.yne, and
rooms, closets. 10. With !. SrisI iitshsa h5drsai
and other convenien in tho yard. Rossession
be given inamsdiassly. Apply % = r.cuo
General AGENT ;ss sES4sss5ok cs!!;s51. 3 (
INSTRUCTION IN THE FRENCH
IL AND GERMAN LANGUA0Es.-The UNDER
sened having recently rsturned to this city, after
residence OF several years In Francs and Germany
will give Instruction IN the above Languages 20 pf
vare Glasses, st such hours 10 tho afternoons and
evenings OF eaah day - may be mest convenient 70
TEsMs-Per Quarter. Of thirty Esssona ela.
Applicaso. can be made 70 myself IN psrson. o.
the store % .sss!s Kent. Paine Ce.s bstwssa the
su s-a.~sw '''- cHARErs . KENT.
= FOR RENT OR LEA6 E.-My
~ Store and Dwelling House. /. the sounty Of
srunswiak sor psrtisulATssgyly g 3. = sALlAsp. 2,
Eaeh.nss Hotel, Mehnsnd. ". es v e ne saossn'
',a ~ Il ienssSsr na SONS W HARrER.
RON TURNING LATHES.-We ih-
= vita the particular attention 81 mschisists md
mannisstnrers % supasi = :, =, ,e,ie % ot ENolNn
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ID FOR RENT Two new houses, near
EM Austin Gsntry's, On Church Hill in a good and
rapidly improving neigh borhood One is ready for
tenant and the other nearly so To good tensnt
rent moderate. Enquire OF Mr.. ]. L Porter, hard
ware merchant, Main street. su 20-eoSt*
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ny J. A. CowARDN.

N. DAILY . ;sy.a .srp 70 psssSs e
q sssn.,r.er s weekly Price for mailing " year u
aSrsseWs Tss WEEKLY pIsPATcH 10 Issued every sr'
Is,S Ine nassied TO subscribers at 81 perannom.
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d
REMovAL.-The Once of the RIcHmosp
FIRE ASSOCIATIONS has been removed 70 the second
story Of the Building corn.r Of Main and 1Ith ss-
Appsssion. 70 for iin FIRE. aARnE OF LIFE uNsu.
Wshost boating of tssr ilayd sSssy to q som,y With
all who have had business with the Once for the
'atsfsctory manner In which It has boon transssted
Jso. 81. BosHER, sserst4ryy jsIs
OsBoRNEs GoLD EsAmELED DAeuERREo.
YPEs-The public are invited to eslt and view the
new styles Daguerreotypes taken ct this old-estab-
'Iy before seem op,o..s " E.ss..,s S.
g HAIR TokIc.--This Tonic is UNSURPASSED
BY anything befure the public. 1t viii promote
the growth and the healthy action Of the hair clean
the head Of dsndruf, prevent beadachs, and is ONE
: Made and sold BY 4. G. Hosson, wbo.,,,e or
retail, at his Hair Cutting. Shaving and sham poon-
Ing Room, under the American Hotel-entranee
iisn H. -1.I l.Ii ~ sat
SPECIAL NoTIcH.-If you are Sick tho
probability s that the your suffering - 10 the
stona aeh. From . weak stomach proceed dyspepss,
hsadsahe bodiv H. ~: os
other tornentine di.sass. Iadisessios preeuses
vigor OF the system. TO restore the tone Of the
stomach, and enable 1t to throw of and dispisp for
o8044F0U1
nothing is neeessary but persaysrips sss ef Hooi-
son, Phiisdspbis There & nc nistsis. is x,iars a
= Agents @ for this sisy-M.ssrs puacaLL. LiAipp .
Co, and BEsHErr DHssA DrusAists. aiifiq
aulS-d2w - --..-..A al 4,as
A CARD.-Ths subscriber, an axperr-
snced practitioner Of Medieins, surgery and 6hsss.
tries having located On Droal erect thtss 3doors
above tenth, ~ oasIs he professional ssuieeeP she
IA -. SsvceeI -s...h 49, a. ..1...s.... :. =,
study and practice Of Midwifery, and 70 ~ tssss.
ment OF Dfseases OF Women and Ghil6rs6W
! - p1-sms IOHD.s. .CAUIHO&M Nd
JAMES b. CREEsHAw,AT Tr0Ensr At
sns inisol Soaiss u the esy q sSs ss
jaeent counties and the Unilsd otaa6o GuaSh held
In Aiehm0pd And Norfolk a.. go ..s.,..s.
q Untu further notice. can b h0ust te TIE Of
c.,.a, sss q 4: A. a Aofssn. A's- oaafyssss7 eeiss
- hss 4 5..Is 8 a. A..S.s
Askeovlsdsnesss ei Decd. poveHp lsAsl1,ssy.
.Aisssms N IN - Losissss "a ftst1HsAao
c.nsa.s;s c.a:s.s;. s:a,i..s s:a,; usss SA SsRal..
Conaeesisat MsssshssstAan0ds - -
dsorss ss Hisns:osas Hi aon }e
Il'iss,s Ins,ss. q xx,,:.,ss.,,Psisd xa3!.seaeRes
io.. sos sss HssJ.aAs vs3Sosops1
sisil sl.r IssIs. E:r ~ "a saai 81 p,...
Q osis sss11. g s'sA = a'',s's ssi's sssSi,
|L 4ISlaa0SSES \! !i!:sl5l & 3 |. .
|ss saAs IaaS 0stH SSkSSSA,tIii..l i.l'
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Jso. h. BosHEa. sserst.ry

OsBORNE's GOLD ESAMELED DAGuERREo.
TYPES The public invited to esli and vie " the
new styles Daguerreotypes taken ct this
lished Gallery. They admitted be superior 70
any ever before seen. A. W. OeBORNE,
jy2l s Opposite Exchsnxe Rask.
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60 CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
~ - The subscriber has hand, at his Cossh
N msaklns Establishment. on Lombard Alley, betwesn
han ana Gary, tlSth and l4th streetsl nser the Co.
snI1ST, isSgisn hotel COACHES, CHARIOTEEs. Bk.
LIKES, all Of his own make, of the bsrt mstsT.
f, ana workmanship. All Of which will be sold A
a. sood wSIk Of the hind can be in the city Of
In want Of any article in the Csrri,ss linz tno.s
n,Is.. 70 rake TO order and sell at the lowest
go. Po',ioie and ell work sold, that 10 new, war.
--~"9 -~-.ou. ne N-smi kICAJAH MANoUM
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The RoTHscHILD FAMILY-The Baron Solomon
whose funeral took place recently at Paris with
somewhat of public solemnity, was the fou rth
son of the founder of bis house, and was az his
death eyed 81. Ansem, the first son, who was at
the head OF the Frankfort House, has sometime
since passed away. Nathan, the second, who reign.
ed over the great London House. is also gone ;
aud of the second generation of these moneyed
Mohicans there are now left but James, also of
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IOKES g. co. offer for sale
lx3o bags java, Rio aud Laguayrs Coffee
10 hhds O Sugars part prime
80 obls Crushed, Powdered and Coffee Sugars
~ half boxes Loaf do
dies ~
~ boxe, Window Glass, all sizes
@ @s,o chests and half chests Teas
izSy kegs Nails, assorted
70 boxes assorted Candy
1e9 bbls N o Molasses
30 do TsnnerS Oil
100 kegs Soda
,, 30 boxes Olive Oil
mish great variety Of other Goods which we stfer
oo .he usual te rms TO the trade. su is-sw
{ ,0LUMBIAN HOTEL.-JAMES M.
~ boYD CO.. having leased this desirable Ho-
S, ~h spsIe ne pains TO maintain its former usun-
~ ana comfort. Thew have employed Il. POR.
az. 70 take the ertArs casree OF the House and
80 M it April. The former patrons of this Hotel,
sae numerous friends Of u. PoaTKn, are reouested
give them call.
@ishnsnd, Aassh 20. 1856. spa
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NHE WONDERFUL LADY HAS AR
a., RiVED-The best planet reader In Amey;cs
enc. mos' | dmeult questions will be solved by sci.
sbo,t cslculation from many years of study. (for
gsaII ume onlYl by MADAME MAILOR, on
daor ~ street. between Sd and 4th streets, next
ooor 10 Alex. Motifs reside epce =
c6pns c1ss can be made for BLINDNESS, CANCERS
~ Pa sad SORES Of ell descriptions.
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kAuuIcbs aO. M ATNDEhCOINt
Commission Merchant, Richmaud, Va.
N. B-County Rights will be sold reasonable
terms Ife 20-2awtsI e. MA
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IH!sf7 EMlGRATION.-Ih6 total number of emil
grants who left the United Kingdom during the 40
years between January, 1915, and December, 1854,
was 4 1l695S, being, on an average, l02 923 per.
sons year. But of thisynumber, 2 446, ,sO2, or
nearly thaee.fths, have emigrated during the last
the last fear years. The average emigration of the
last four years has been 339 504. The largest emil
grafton was in 1852, viz: 306,864 In 1851 the
emigration was less by As 335 than In 1852 The
greater part of emigrants go to the United States
In 1852, the number was pa 264 in 1854, 1t was
l03,065, of which number, 150, ,209 were Irish. In
the last seven years less a sum than 81 $50 600
was remitted to Ireland by emigrants, to enable
their connections to join them In their adopted
country.
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THE YELLOW FEVER AT N. ORLEANS seems to be
the Increase. The Bulletin says the returns: of
deaths from yellow fever for the present season
are as follows: r a..
'.Week ending June 80, II; do. do July 9, 80; do
do. July l3, A; do do July %, 119; do do July 30
173; do. do. August 6, 222; do do. August 49, 29I
By reference to the record for 1854 we find that
the epidemic this season s precisely one month
earlier than 1t was that year; the yellow fever
deaths for the past week being 291 against 2S4 for
the week ending 10thof September 1854.
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70 MY FELLOw-CITIZENs OF DisTRIcT
No. 4. HENRIco CouNTY.-A vacancy having occur
red in the office of Constable, in this District here
BY announce myselfa candidate for that ONCE which
inst. lift should be your pleasure to elect me.
will try to discharge the duties promptly and faith-
fully ,te Respectfully, - -.
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\ RON TURNING LATE

= vita the particular attention ~ mschlsista end
mauuiaeturers 70 : suparsr erlo of ENGINE
LATHE with patent tslpvossd Test Nspators Cali
and see II Is No. - fsafi ssfssG IL
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ity-eight
.ars; hsi
OF hil.
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FOR RENT OR LEA6E.-My

- Store and Dwelling House, in the county o
Brunswick. FOR particularsa Ryly 20 e. =. 1ALLAhp
Der, Ct Harpers Home, Brunswiek, Va. e. I <
~ I0-2Aw3w w. HAkfEk.
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FIRST ANNUAL GRAND
CLUB & CIVIC EXCURSION
OF THE
Washington HighlanderS,

TO THE WHITE HO o. Sc PAVILION,
WEDNESDAY,, Aug. 1, 1855.
vENHE WASHINGTON HIGHLANDERS re-
l. spectfully inform the public that .zfS
they will give their first Annual Excur-
sion WEDNESDAY, August 1st.
The swift and splendid Steamer George Wash
ington will make two trips on this occasion She
will leave at the following hours viz First boat
leave Georgetown at a. m; Washington, at 10;
Navy Yard l0I, and Alexandria at IL a. m.
at In consideration of the request of numerous
friends in the Government Departments, the ''se-
cond boat will leave Washington at p m. and
Alexandria at Il Returning, leave the White
House at and ~ o'clock.
IL Fischer's celebrated Cotillon Band is en-
gaged, who will be supported throughout the dav
and evening by the COmpany's Highland Bag
Pipes, lately imported from Scotland, in the hand
of skillful performer AS the Piper will be
dressed in full Highland costume, it is requested
that all members Of the Company who have their
Columbus will serve up Refreshments in his
best style at City prices. Dinner 50 cents; Supper
- cents.
Coaches will be at the Wharf on the arrival Of
each boat TO convey passengers to the city.
Tickets ONE pOLLAR-admitting a gentle
nlan End ladies; TO be had OF the members Of the
Company and at the boat on the day Of Ike Ey-
cuTsIon.
COMMITTEE Of ATrGr grmsRts.
Capt Balm, Sgt Rain,
Mr.. Plant Col sgt Flood
g. w. W.FLOOD,
Secretary Washington Highlanders.
il y2l-TuTbSMTu5t
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EXCURSIONS, &c.
EXC SION
- OF THE
NATIONAL GUARD,
TO PINEY POINT,
On THURSDAY. AuSust od. 1859

III PINEY POINT,
On THURSDAY, August ID, 1855.
FHHE NATIONAL GUARD take pleasure In
y announcing 10 their friends and 1E-
the public generally that they have sSFI-fssE.sas
chartered the swift and modious mail steamer
MOUNT VERNON, for the purpose of giving
an excursion to that favorite watering place, Pr
My POINT, on THURSDAY, August 2, 1855.
his Excursion offers attraction TO all classes
the lnVaild, business man, young and old, lad and
lass and they most cordially invited TO 90 with
the Guard and enjoy the delights OF pure salt
water bath, feast on the many aquatic delicacies
OF the Point, or mingle in the enjoyment of the
merry dance.
Being desirous of rendering this Excursion one
OF unalloyed pleasure to our friends and patrons
the number of tickets viii be limited. and the
Committee have determined on no account to per
NIT any improper persons on the boat.
The boat will leave the Wharf at the foot of 18th
street, precisely at O'Clock a. m, and Alexandria
at x O'Clock, and arrive at the Point al an early
hour remaining there several hours, and return to
the city about IL o'clock p. M. .. --
1t being important TO save time the boat will
not stop at the Navy Yard. Arrangements have,
however, been made to have omnibuses in waiting
to convey passengers from the Navy Yard to the
boat; also for their conveyance to their homes on
the return Of the boat.
The price Of tickets have been fixed at the low
rate of TWO DOLLARS for the round trip--ad-
mitting gentleman and ladies.
Prospects, full Band is engaged.
Refreshments, including dinner and Supper
will be provided by an experienced caterer, Mr.
Hammersly, at city prices.
LIEUT.. f.. =. ALLEN,
SGT. c K. BISHOP,
CORP'L L. JONES. p
iy 2J-td Committee
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CARRIAGEs-CARRIAGEs.

4 HAVE now on hand, and constantly finishing,
Il a very large assortment OF Pleasure cIls5Ek
and aIniIy yCARRIAGE ES, Of the latest Sz2egSS&1
fashions, which' will sell as low as the same
quality Of work be sold in any Of the principal
markets OF the United states.
The subscriber is now dealing exclusively In
Carriages Of his own manufacture, and all work
cold by him Will be warranted, and compare favor
ably with any work in this market. As always
keep large assortment, l invite purchasers and
others to examine my stock before purchasing else
where.
Carriages built to order. Old Carriages taken In
exchange, or repaired at the shortest notice.
THOMAS YOUNG,
Sign Of the Golden Horse,
No. ie9 Pa avenue and y street.
l.
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Unexpected Development Of woman's
Rights.


A recent number of the Courier de PEure
contains the following marvellous piece of in
telligence:
"a very singular phenomenon occurred in
Neaufes, at the close of the thunder storm on
Wednesday last The lightning struck lit.
tie girl about seven years of age, completely
changing her sex, and Transforming her into
a fittle bog. The lightning did not directly
strike the child, but reached her by what is
termed n return shock, which will explain why
his or her body exhibits no burns or sears.
An observer, who deyotes his attention to
electric phenomena, writes us, in connection
with this fact, that he has ascertained, by
means of an electroscope made of gold leaf,
that the clouds from which the storm Of the
18th instant burst forth, were charged with
negative or resinOus electricity. Consequent
ly, the child must have been charged at that
time with positive or vitreous electricity. But
this phenomenon, which appeared so extraor
dinary, and which we should never have dared
to insert in our columns had not reliable per-
sons vouched for its authenticity, is not with
out q parallel. .F l1a
"In work entitled ''Singularities Scientif-
iques,' Q760) vol. 2, p. IL, we find an account
Of man affected with strabismus, which was
rectifed by lightning; and also, of young
woman, deprived Of the use Of her left eye by
an injury to the transparent cornea, who re-
covered the use OF that eye from the effects of
stroke Of lightning, and lost theother. These
facts the author remarks, may perhaps be ex-
planned by the extreme sensibility of the re-
tina. But, however little we may know Of the
extraordinary and unexpected effects OF elec-
tricity, it is possible to comprehend the strange
phenomenon which has been related TO us. 6
q Ex- Msdemoeslls Julie s., now become
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TARDNEss OF TIE LAw.-The following
communication appeared in the Baltmors
American of Friday:
+" MEssRs. EDITORS: Some time since no.
ticed a paragraph in your paper, copied from
a Boston paper, 70 the effect that Judge Shaw,
Chief Justice of Massachusetts,, in calling the
first case on his docket, stated that he had
brought that suit himself, some twenty-five
years before, while he was practitioner at
law.
The last volume Of the Maryland Reports,
just published, shows two still more remark
able cases. In the case Of Worthington VS..
Bullitt, 6 Md. Rep. l72, Judge Mason COM
menced the opinion of the court in these words:
This proceeding had its origin in transactions
that took place near forty years ago, and the
bill itself was filed as far back as q quarter Of
a century. Thus it will be seen that we arc
required to deal mainly with the acts and do
ings of those who are now no more. Most Of
those who were participators in these proceed
ings in their origin-the court, parties, eoun-
sci, witnesses, and ofhcers-have passed from
the active scenes of the fallible courts of this
earth to the solemn, silent and unerring tri-
bunals Of the other world By this decision,
too, the case was not settled, but remanded
for further proceedings.
And in the case Of Murphy VS.. the Pataps.
co Insurance Company, in the same books,
Mr.. Reverdy johnson, jr., stated, in the eourss
of his argument, that the suit had been brought
by his father while he was yet an infant in his
nurses arms. A. B."
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE,

WASHINGTON, DC.
VNHE thirty y-fourth annual course Of Lectures will
Il commence on MONDAY, the I'D Of October,
1855, and end on the lst March, 1856
FACULTY.
THOMAS MILLER, M D., Professor Of Anatomy
and Physiology.
WIN. p. JoHNsroN, Nj. D., Professor of Obstet-
rics and Diseases of women and children
JOSHUA RILEY. NJ D., Professor of Materia Med
lea, Therapeutics and Hygiene
pies and practice Of surgery.
GRAFTON TYLER, Nj PROFESSOR OF patholoSy
and practice Of medicine, and Of clinical med
LEWIS H. STEINER, NJ. D., Professor Of Chemis-
try and Pharmacy.
EDWARD NJ. ScoTr, M. D., Prosector and De-
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. D., DEAN
Like most similar institutions In Europe, the
desks from which the regular lectures are given,
and the words for clinical instruction are under
the same roof,
The entire expense for full course lectures. 800 W
Practical Anatomy by the Demonstrator... 10 OO
Matriculating fee, payable only once.....,.. 10
Graduating expenses. 70 uO
Admission to the medical and surgical clinic with
out charge.
The lectures will be given In the afternoon and
evening" thereby enabling those engaged in busi-
ness during the morning hours to attend.
For further information address
THOMAS MILLER, Nj. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty.
". B-Medical students desiring situations as
resident student i'm the Washington Infirnary,
(Which is the clinical department Of the National
Medical College,) are requested to make appiica-
ton by letter to Joshua Riley, NJ. D., Curator of
the Washington Infirmary, who will give any in
formation that may be desired
IL is unnecessary state the great advantages Of
a residence in hospital for clinical instruction.
Those making early application will have prece-
dence. Six are to be chosen before the lst OF Oc-
tober. VseoINoVl
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Of the masculine gender, saw, for -. d.

OF the masculine gender, save for the discom-
fort occasioned by a thorough shaking up. is
IN excellent health. The strongest thing con-
nected with the whole affair is the stupefsctiou
Of the parents. The phenomenon. which seems
like q miracle % them, turns all their IDEAS
topsy-turyy, and deranges all their plans: for
while they were saving mp 90 amass a dowry
for their daughter, they ought TO have been
thinking how 70 lay by money TO buy a sub
stitute for their son, when he should be drawn
IN the CONSUMPTION. What q promising com
mencement Of q career. We tremble 10 think
of the complications which this accident might
have occasioned, had the victim. instead Of a
Of family" :
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NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS CF HALL
az BROTHER.

- Hall, having on the 18th day OF February,
ISIS, assigned 70 the undersigned all the stock in
trade and debts Of the firm OF Hall Brother, to
be applied 10 the full satisfaction of certain debts
Liabilities, and engagements Of said firm Of Hall
\ Brother, and the surplus to pay and distribute
Ialeably among such Of the remaining cred
ttcrs Of said firm as shall within six months from
liver 10 said Barueh Hall fIn and absolute re-
leases OF all Indebtedness to them respectively by
said Barueh Hall, surviving partner as aforesaid.
tors Of said firm Of Hall s. Brother, or said BarIch
Hall, surviving partner, as may desire to partici-
pate il the benefit OF said assignment to execute
and deliver to said Baruch Hall full and absolute
releases rs aforesaid, within the period OF six
months from said 2oth day Of FebruaTy, 1855
RICHARD WALLACH, Trustee.
10 An
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DENTISTRY.

ID b DONALDSON, Dentist, late Of the firm Of
H. Hunt Il Donaldson, continues to rs7zs~s
manufacture and insert those beautiful kSSSGA
porcelain teeth, with or without gums, LlAo
for specimens Of which (made and deposited by
the late frm) was awarded the first premium at
the Mechanics Institute Fair, recently held in
this city.
These teeth are carved and shaded to suit each
particular case, and their resemblance to the natu-
raj organs is perfect to deceive the most prlc
tised eye.
Particular attention also paid TO filling and pre-
serving the natural teeth.
Charges moderate, and all operations warranted.
Once southwest corner Of Seventh and streets.
Eentrance on ID. mar 2I-6m
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LAND WARRANTS LOCATED.

sENHE subscribers will locate Land Warrants
either in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois or Iowa and
and give correct description of the land located
II, upon examination, this description proves in
correct, they viii themselves take the land, giving
fer 1t another warrant for the same quantity.
One Of tine firm resides in the West, and will
give the business his personal SuPerintendance.
MILLER Il BROWN,
7th st, opposite Post Office, Washington.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-28
DENTISTRY.

nR. MUNSON respectfully calls public atten-
ly IMPROVED method Of setting Ar ff[
tifcial Teeth, with Continuous Gum, lIllIO
the very PERFECTION OF THE ART. This
style Of Teeth has the following advantages over
all others, viz: GREAT SIREN 9Th, CLEAN
Illness, COMFORT and BEAUTY, vieing
with Nature In these respects, and in some others
excelling. Public inspection Is respectfully sclic
tied
Please call and see specimens.
CAUTION.-No other Dentist In the District Of
Columbia has right to make this style OF teeth.
N. B.-Teeth constitrtionally healthy, plugged
and warranted for life.
Ofsice and house No 2cS l. street, near the cor
ner OF Penna. avenue and lith street.
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