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AUCTION SALES.
By A GREEN, Auctioneer

II Al
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust bearing date
s'd day OF January, 1886, and recorded in Liber
J No. Ill, folios a2l, ct seq, among the
land records Of Washington county, 10 the Dis
trict CT COlumbis, the undersigned will sell on
MONDAY, the 18th dav OF DeceTber, 1856, on
the premises, at O'Clock In the afternoon. to the
highest bidder at public auction, all that piece
parcel Of ground situated In the city Of Washing
ton. In said District, and known and distinguish
ed upon the ground plan or plat Of said city ss
rart Of Lot No. q, in tquare No. SEA, and bound
ed as follows: commencing at the southeast cor
ner OF said lot No a thence northwardly, along
the dividing line between laid lot No. and lot
numbered 3, to public alley; thence along west
wardiy seventeen feet thence southwaTdly on a
line parallel with the said dividing line to south
street seventeen feet to the pi,ce OF beginu ing
with the Improvements thereon, which ere good
two-story Frame House.
This property fronts on south c, between 18th
and 13k streets west
Terms: One third cash the residue In 9 and
IL months, for which the purchasers notes will
be taken, bearing interest from the day OF sale,
and a lien on the premises
If the terms Of sale be not complied with with
In three days from the day OF sale the premises
will be resold, on f1ve days public notice at the
risk and cost OF the purchaser
All conveyances at he purchasers cost.
G. @. CALVERT. Trust e.
nov l0-ecd&ds A. GREEN, Auct'r.
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mr.. II. MILLER, SON & CO, .,~N
H001 importers direct from Liverpool toHk
Alexandria, beg leave to call the at
others Of Washington and Georgetown to their
stock of GOODS, which, for extent and variety,
will compare favorably with any establishment
in the Eastern cities.
The connexion OF their senior partner with the
manufactures Of Europe and the United States
for upwards OF 30 years, has given him advan-
tages In the purchase Of goods, equal, II not supe-
fior, to any house In the trade. An inspection Of
goods and prices will satisfy all parties that pur
chases can be made CT them upon the most favor
able terms
French China Dinner Bets, gilt and decorated
French China Dinner Bets, gold band and plain
white
French Chiaa Vases, Pitchers, Toilet Sets, &c.
French China Tea Sets, Cups and SauceIs, and
other articles Of Teawsre
And Dinner Ware, separate from sets
India China Dinner Sets and separate articles al
ways On hand
White Granite Ware In every variety, in sets, and
separate from sets, a. may be desired
Blue Printed or Liverpool Ware, the same
Common Edged, While and Rockingham Ware,
Cut. Pressed, Plain and Moulded Glass Ware
from the best establishments In the Eastern and
Western States, which will be sold by the pack
age or otherwise.
Experienced packers employed. Goods put up
by US can be transported by any mode without
brsakage
Fare by the steamboats, from Washington to
Aleraudria, almost hourly, In cents each way
A quarter OF a dollar thus speat may save many
doiiars dec l.
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Ned Clark, and the Time Of pay.

There lived, q few years since, In Buffalo,
good fellow, whom we will cell Ned CLARK,
whose memory Is fresh In the hearts Of the
Buffalouisns as that Of an honest man and q
prime joker should be. Poor Ned 1--WE do not
give has name, but all who knew him and
their name is legion-will remember the cir
cumstsncse We are about to relate) possessed
that original wit and happy tact for getting
OF drives" upon his fellow men which so
distinguishes Lieut.. Derby, better known 20
the reading public ss John Phoenix, alias
Squibob, and who is continually perpetratiug
Gcfut ones upon the unfortunate californisns.
Once upon q time the Common Council Of
Buffalo, In a vsgrant 6t Of patriotism, voted
sum Of the peoples money to put up o sun.
dial, withsl, In one Of the public squares IN
the city, that the citizens might know the
true hour of twelve, and regulate their
watches accordingly. Every one familiar
with Buffalo remembers this sun dial, which
still stands a monument of the sagscity Of the
Common Council. The individual who took
the contract located the dial directly IN the
centre Of the square, away from the walks,
mot one Of which cross IT'D and where not one
out of hundred wauId ever take the trouble
to consult it. AS little stone monument IL is
not out of the way; as a snR-diGI il is almost
saless
Every day at twelve, Ned Clark was seen,
with solemn step and slow, " 10 approach the
dial and regulate his repeater; every day at
twelve he was seen to depart with q sad and
thoughtful brow. At length, when the citi
zens had almost given up guessing what Ned
could be at, he appeared in the street one fne
morning with an immense petition, covering
several pages of foolscap. Ned few about
the city with 1t like one possessed. He seemed
TO have the faculty of catching business men,
in their busiest moments, to demand their sig
natures.
"Ths devil" they said, 1--WE have no time
to read all this I"
Don't want you to, )" said Ned, " only sign
it! Petition to the Common Council, Public
good! Put on your fist, old fellow"
Some signed, because, being {" reformers," I"
they signed every petition some to get rid Of
him, and some because they thought il was
- one Of Nsd's drives" and were willing 70
help it, In FIVE days he had the names Of
nearly six hundred Of the best men in Buffalo
| to his monster petition, and at the next meet
sng Of the Common Council il was presented
So lengthy petition, signed by 30 many, and
| such names, was, Of course, cf considerably ie
Importance; and amid breathless silence il
was solemnly read.
The reader mesndered blandily through
page after page Of whereases, - and " there
fores, !" the interest Of the listeners increasing
moment by moment, till the last sentence was
| arrived at, as follows
Therefore, we, your petitioners, beg that
the time of day may be carried to our resi-
dences in lead pipes"
An awful silence fell upon that conclaye,
and they transacted very little more business
during the evening.
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ByJ.C c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TTNRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AM

Il Lot on 9th street west, between street
north and New York avenue.-By virtue Of a
deed in trust, bearing date on the 27th day Of
March, 1886, and recorded In Liber A. No
ia, folios 4 ct seq and decree Of the Circuit
Court Of tie District Of Columbia, made in the
cause pending in said Court, No. 1893, in Chan
cery, the subscriber will sell at public sale, on
MONDAY, the 18th day OF December 1856, at
O'Clock m, on the premises, Lot No. %, In
Callan's subdivision Of fquaIe No. 45l, fronting
80 feet on Sixth IT eet west, between street
north and New York avenue, by 100 feet deep, to
ten feet alley, with the buildings and improve
ments, which consist Of a substantially built and
comfortable two story frame dwelling house, with
back building, &c
The above p openly Is eli2ibly situated in rap
idly improving part Of the city, and offers most
favorable opportunity to persons desiring resi-
dence or to invest.
The terms Of sale will be One-third Of the
purchase money In cash, and the balance in six
and twelve months, for notes bearing interest
from the day Of sale, secured by deed in trust
upon the property; and II not complied with In
ave days after the sale, the property will be re-
sold, upon one weeks notice, at the risk and ex
pense Of the purchaser. All cnnveyencing at the
expense Of the purchaser
CHAS. 8. WALLACE, Trustee
nov 27-eo&ds JAS G. Mc6UIRE, Auct
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tS1 woman purchasing cups and saucers
not q thousand miles from here, was asked
what color she would have. why, L arn't
particular" said she, " any color thst won't
show dirt"
I An enthusiastic admirer of the Gear,
was repeatedly saying to a stranger, ''the
Czar is great . "Yes, " was the reply, 4" but
God is greater" "Ah =" exclaimed the Rus
sian but the CEar is young yet"
g A little girl was lifted from the ground
and carried half square during the high wind
of Saturday in Pittsburg, by the pastiOn of
her-parasOk She was enabled to alight from
her @rial trip by the assistance Of gentle
man passing.
E In q recent consignment Of clothing
arrived at Lawrence from Boston for distribu
ton, were a pair of slips formerly worn by A.
A. Lawrence, dressing gown made by Chas.
Summers mother, and a fur cap formerly worn
by Daniel Mack, Of Amherst Boston Post.
~ A gentleman who died In this county,
says the Lexington (Va.) Gazette, a few
months ago, devised his entire property, esti-
mated at S10, 900, 10 one of his sisters. After
his death, that sister destroyed his will and
divided his property equally between bro
tber and sister and herself.
,,sy@ L. is said that Mr.. Secretary Guth:e,
in framing his reciprocity tariff with Canada,
made the a. doty' on milk so high, that the
farmers on the royal borders, instead Of milk
inc their cows ut home and sending the milk in
cans into the States, End IL moro economical
TO drive their cows over, milk them on the
American side, and then drive them back
again.
AWAKENING GLAZED CRCcKERY "A family
in this city were all made seriously sick this
week from eating Of chicken pie, cooked in
a yellow glaxed crockery dish. The glazing
of such dishes ia poisonous, AID is absorbed
ty the food that is cooked in them rney
sheull be utterly discarded from use.-SP''ng
6s,d Republican.
RIPE STRAWBERRY IN DEoEhbER "A
s,..herrv pispt was dug sp from the garden
80 r. Hubbard, of Nswtown Lower falis'
v.vD;ng which had upon i ripe SHAW
S tnS n - The Hovey species, OF unusual nse,
perry Vi E,tIe over three and q quarter in
| Il ohng Sircumference This is the second
chss ~ The season. There were other bios
s.Usn us On the plant.-BostO" 1ratefsT' We'd
| nesday.
/ rvooerANTDIscovERY. Montreal Her
| Ia saws that an important discovery has r.
esntIv been made by Sir William Logan TX
ia the presence, in the township OF Chatnam;
| On the Ottowa, of a very extensive deposn %
| the formation Of what's popularity cAiea Du'r
stone. SIR William has expressed 80 oP.iioh
| that in its adaptation for the griId,ns s'oues
20 Nour and other corn n.ills, it fIh' eqn's
| ts.t Of the best French burr st5ne, Mni;h 10
| in ported into every market IN tne
4 forms no considerable tem IN 'he AP
| from France.
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When, years afterwards, ROYALTY had be.n
restored to France, repaired 70 the IoneIy
beach at the mouth Of the Loire, and had the
bones of all that had once made life dear rev
erently removed to this sacred precinct, where.
with the consent Of the archbishop, they were
buried privately, and certain number Of
masses appointed to be said for the soul Of tho
departed. Over this grave 1 posted myself
a sentinel for life Here I pass my days
often my nights. The venerable archbishop
would have solaced my watchings by his pres.
ence over and ever again, but withstOod
him. preferred performing this duty alone.
Nevertheless, when he diei, was snitten 10
the heart, as you SAVIOR had lost my last
friend.
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By WALL. BARNARD CO, Auctioneers.
KINR uAEEE,S SALE.-RY AUTHORITY

FTRUSIEE'S SALE.-BY Authority
Il Of a deed Of trust from George Armstrong
and Julia III. w, his wife, dated the 18th De
cember, 1884, and by direction Of the party whose
debt Is secured thereby, the subscriber will sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder, on the
22d December next, at O'Clock In the afternoon, ,
on the premises the following lots In the city CT
Washington. namely: Lots No 70 and "a, In
Square No 5S4, lot No. "a being at the intersec-
ton Of Virginia avenue and First street west,
fronting IS feet inches First street and 70 feet
inches on Virginia avenue, with q rear mont OF
48 feet on 20-foot alley; and Lot NO z3 adloln-
Ing west, with front Of 30 feet inches on VII.
Rinia avenue, and rear front Of ~ feet on ~ FOOT
alley.
And on the 2Sd December, at e'cieck, on
the premises, commencing at the first lot, ana
then proceeding to the second. the Following,
namely: Part Of Lot No. 10, In Square NO 4Si,
fronting II feet on Firth street west, and W feet
~ inches deep, commencing on Fifth street lls
feet south Of N street north containing
feet Lot No. 3, In Square No. ~ said Lot being
centrally situated between q ana stfeets nortn
having ffsnt on Third street east OF oo feet
inches, with depth Of i64 feet ~ inches, con-
tanning $500 square feet.
Terms: One-thiId cash and the residue al o,
IL and 10 months for which the purchasers bonds
will be taken, bearing interest with lien on the
property
days from the day Of sale, the property will be
resod at the purchasers Yisx and cost on notice
OF seven DAYS. CHAS. MYERS, Trustee,
WALL, BARNARD q Co,
nov 27- eo&ds Auctioneers.
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
gTNR USTEE'6 SALE OF VALUABLI

Il Building Lot ON Sd street west. between
Pennsylvania avepue and T. stFeet.-By viz
tue Of two deeds In trust, duly executed and re-
corded, the subscriber will sell at public sale, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of December, 1856,
on the premises, at O'Clock p. m, Lot No. IL,
In reservation No IL, fronting rs feet Sd street
west, between Pennsylvania avenue and c street.
by $50 feet 10 a IS feet alley
The above property is situated in one OF the
most desirable parts Of the city. near Trinity
Church, and offers a rare opportunity 10 persons
desirOus to build or Invest.
Terms Of sale: One-thiTd cash The balance In
g. 12 IL, and "a months, for notes bearing interest
from day 6f sale, secured by deed Of trust on
the property and II not complied with In one
week after the sale the property will Re resold
upon weeks notice, at the risk and pense Of
the purchaser. All colveyancing at the expense
Of the purchaser Title indisputable.
CHAS. WALLACE, Trustee.
nov "a. .3taw&ds JAS G. MCGUIRE, Auct
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S Gold and silver ores are proposed to
be treated by a new method, devised by Mr.
j. Forrest, Of London. The quarts Is frst
broken into small pieces, then immersed for
about two hours in hot solution Of csustic
soda, or any other alkali. After this, the ore
is removed from the alkaline bath, and sub
jected to a white heat in a nufied retort, or
other suitably constructed furnace. While
under this heat the alkali will become fused,
and, forming fux, will facilitate the fusion
Ct the metallic matter contained In the ore,
and the separation Of the precious metals
from their combinations. The ore having
been subjected to a white heat sufficiently
long to reduce the gold TO a pure metallic
state, is discharged into cold water, whereby
it is rendered very fragile, and capable Of
being readily reduced to powder The precious
metals may then be separated by any Of the
usual processes.
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TAYLOR MAURY,S RECENT I'M
ii naxfafians Tia kolla,xxiacx ,xalraahla IN.

TAYLOR a. MAURY'S RECENT I'M.
Il Psrtatisss The following valuable and
interesting works will be found amongst variety
Of Bnglish Books recently received from England.
many Of which are at considerably reduced pri-
ces and especially suited for the approaching fes-
Bsok Of Celebrated Poems; the best poems in
the English language; one beautifully printed
Svo volume, with eighty Illustrations by the first
artists cloth, gilt edges, "a
Cruikshsnks5 Three Courses and Desert, Afty
humorous Illustrations, g. 25
Book Of Family Crests, volumes, over four
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Furniture and House Decoration, 4to e, six hum
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Gallery Of the 6races, or Beauties Of British
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$50
Glesnings Of Nature, by Nude, 81 colOred
plates by Landseer, jr ,s3
Puss In Boots, II fne illustrations, fancy covers,
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Kohps Russia-St. Paersburg, Moscow, and
the Crimea, @ IS
Moors's Irish Melodies, illustrated edition,
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nioSoison's Operative Geshanlc and British
Aschinist, $50 plates, q 50
Nieholsoa's Builder and Workman's New Di-
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PsrcS's Reliques Of Ancient English Poetry,
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Pictorial Book Of AncIeot Ballads, illustrated,
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Sculpture, Specimens Of Ancient and Modem,
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Rketches Of Young Ladies, Yoang Gentlemen,
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stuart's Antiquities Of Athens, and other Mon
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fssso's Jerusalem Delivered, 81 engravings on
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Walkers Analysis Of Beauty in Women and
Cstloal View Of HyPothe.ses respecting Beauty,
Boa 6aultier's Book Of Ballads, illustrated by
Crovquill, Leech, and Doyle, 81 25
Cracker Bon Bon for Christmas Parties, by
Brough, illustrated, 81
Round Games for all Parties, for Old and
Young, gilt edges, st.60
Bosweil's Life of Johnson, 10 vols, so plates,
go
Jullan's Studies OF Heads, finely drawn on stone,
Lardnsr's Popular Astronomy, 1iscuts, iamo.,
Punch's PIctues-Pictures from the Portfolio
Of Mr.. Punch, 500 Illustrations by Leech, vol
% 50
Book Of Costume, or Annals Of Fashion, by a
LADY OF Rank Svo., numerous illustrations, gilt
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Hoods Comic Annual, 10 illustrations by Leech,
81 80
Drawing Book Of the Government School of De-
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Chambe1is History Of the Russian War, splen-
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The work Of Canova In Sculpture and NJ Model-
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nov r. Bookstore, near 9th 1T.
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Bv JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer
SALE FRAME BOUSE

Il ind Lot.-On MONDAY AFTERNOON,
December %, at 4 O'Clock. on the premises, by
virtue Of deed Of trust from Samuel CURSOR and
wife dated June 8, 1852, and recorded in Liber
IA No 80, folios 32i, :22, 32a and 324, one
Of the land records for Washington county, in
the District Of Columbia, we shall sell parts Of
lots Nos z and In square dIo, hesinnibg for the
same at the distance q ffv feet from the north
east conner Of the Square Seventh street north,
and running thence west 20O feet to Eighth street
thence ,outh by and with Eighth street twenty
five feet; thence east two hundred feet to Seventh
street; thence North by and with Seventh
street twenty-five feet TO the beginning, together
with the Improvements, consisting Of neat
Two-story Frame Dwelling house with back
buildings.
Terms: One-third cash the residue In six and
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed OF
trust on the premises
JOHN w. McKIa, ! r,,,...a.
RICH. II. CLARK,
nov 13.Iaw&ds JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct
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FAsHIONABLE DANCING.

INV MUNDER, PROFESSOR OF DANC-
Il Is Ing at Georgetown College and Con- "a
vent, and principal teacher Of w ashing- -
ton, ID. C., and Baltimore, Nd has the ~
honor TO announce to the citizens and 4NfE
public generally, that his school Is open Aili8
every TUESDAY and THURSDAY
AFfERNOON for oung Ladies, Misses, and
Masters, from until o'c'ock, and on the same
evenings at for gentlemen.
Owing TO the unusual large number o. pupils
In his Glasses this season. and the great success OF
his class In the hrst society Of Baltimore, COM
pells him to limit the number Of pupils taken for
the balance Of the season.
The public are well aware that Prof. M. spares
neither time nor patience to render the most un
skilful pupil perfect.
He invites ladies and gentlemen generally OF
respectability and standing, to visit bis class and
witness the Improvement Of bis pupils In the few
Pleasant lessons that has past II Is desirable that
all who wish to participate In his NJ ay Exhibition
parsa On are more complicated than any hereto
fp5e introduced. nov 91-0
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NEW LIVERY STABLE,
EigStk Street. 6etscssa ID aAd E.

TTyHE SUBSCRIBER HAS EREOTRD A
Il oommodious stable on sth street, -
havisg room enough for over any hor- -
ses, and q capital Carriags HOUSE Of n K
by % feet This establishment Is now A
open for the reception Of Horses on livery, an
for the hiring and selling Of horses.
He has also for rent q hne large Room immedi-
ately his carriage house, ~ by 90 feet, suitaL
bic tor ALMOST any purpose There Is also sleeping
bfunks for persons bringing servants, and the
whole establishment Is lighted with gas.
bringing produce n market, to the fine ward ad
Joining the stable, where wagons can BE- safely
secured during the night
The whole establishment Is under the charge Of
cky.
nov 6 II JOHN c. COOK.
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DELTA SALOON,
ID street, beteoesn STA AID 9tk streets.

VNHIS ELEGANT SALOON WAS OPENED
Il on saturday evening, November 8th, Il
and the proprietor, in soliciting patronage, G:
spared no pains or expense In making this the
most elegant EATING and DRINKING SA-
LOON in Washington city. Its ceatral and prir
vate locality and the admirable adaptation Of the
house to the business, aided by the best Of cooks
and servants, and his unremtting endeavors to
obtain the q nest OYSTERS and other delicacies
which the m irket affords, will, he hopes, merit
and receive the patronage Of his friends and the
com nunity generally.
nov IL I'm ASA RICKETTS,.
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THE UNION.

THE UNION.
VyHE "UNION HOTEL" IN GEORGE
L town, ID. c., has been leased by the -
be pleased to receive permanent and tran !xA
silent boardeTs.
nov IA Inn JACOB FOUkE.
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SuRiEES DANSANTE.

ltROF. H w. MUNDER TAKES GREAT
Il pleas are in announcing to his friends, ga
patrons, and public generally, that the "a
above social and delightful entertain IN
msuts will commence at Nj undeT's Metro. F4fR
politan Hall, corner OH and ID streets, on Alll4A
WEDNESDAY EVENiN6, November
26th, at o'clsck, and continue every Wednesday
throughout the season. Gentlemen wishing 10
subscribe for the season can do upon very
favorable terms, by applying at the Hall on Tues
day and Thursday evening from I'LL 10 O'Clock.
A-H
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,

TE~IS HOUSE (kNOWN OF LATE AS
Il the United states Hotel y having under 80
gone thorou2 repair sad been handsomely :aN
rrfuInished, is now opeu for the reception ofxsA
guests. From its favorable location, (being nearer
the Capitol than any other Hotel In this ciy,) and
the amo4ations, the proprietor Is prepared to
sfford all who wish COMFORTABLE home during
their sojourn In Washington, he feels assured Of q
liberal patronage from the travelling public.
dee 1-U
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- Is still making those beautiful
sonhnuous GUM TEETH. called
Aliens Patent, for the exoelIency of0lkY
which over all other styles Of teeth, many now
wearing them Ia this city, viii chesrfully vouch.
fners u one Dentist In this city who has been
Infringing the patent, and made bad imitation
OF IL, against whom hereby caution the public
N. b. Whenever a Dentist speaks against
Aliens Patent Continuous Gum Teeth, when
properly eosSfTEefsd, tits because he Is ignorant
OF The process, incompetent TO make the work, or
sunwnling 20 pIy for the patent. je l6-u
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EsLlEs PICTORIAL. ONLY 6X Cents,
~ and beautiful Engraving given In the bar
kap This is no humbng, Duy the paper and get
the Picture at PER6USON'S,
noVS 4S5 Seventh st