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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-20

HARDWARE
HARDWAREy
.4ssAaNEA
famu8 p Fts.t.s - -
Ebr The Spring TrsAe!
1857!
E .te-E. - ,s F0
CLOSE & CO.,
s5
Are 200 rscsivtss a. immense stsck o. nasdsars
adapted to the wAa.s q city and country.
d3f Hl .., a
BUILDERS HARDWARE!
We devote much -four time attention to this De
psrtment Of our trade. Our stock embra.
ces everything In this iiss
MILL FURNISHING GOODS!
This Is another speciality Of our trade. Our stoch
Is probably superior 70 any in the State We ia-
tend to keep constantly on hand the very best
Of Saws, Files. Bsting, Packing, &c,
the n srkst ssords.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
GUYS, CUTLERY,,
MECHANICS TOOLS,
In fact our stock is complete containing evsrythin,
usually asked for In the way Of Hardware Deal
ers add consumers cannot fall to and II To
their advantage " lock Through our
assortments.
April 9Th. 1857. T. CLOSE CO.
~~~~~.~~~~~~~.~
MANTLES AND CRATES,
Aarblelued Iron Nantes and Crates, Of every
aud In beautiful patterns, constantly On hand
aud for sale At manufacturers prices.
April Z, 1857. T. CLOSE 4 co.
~~~~~.~~o~o.~~
sc A LES!
| Fairbanks Patent Scales, manufactured by uvinss
ton Copeland \ Co. Warranted fully
equal TO any scale n the market.
We selling scales lower than Xny House In the
April 1, 1867. 7. CLOSE h 20.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-20

NuE1kA0 On the nrst dag u September A d.
w ld6o. Petes KuhI executed unto Louis A
1acsSos = Trustee, certain d. % ust COW, y
LOG 70 aald Trustee the Isnd Clinton County, lowe
daecsibeo - follows, 70 wit The North East quarter
u Section number thiryave 1861 In Township num-
eer c1Ghy-o tsi) North, " k,nge number Two |
Dast Of the 9Th Principal Meridian, which said con.
vs sncr wss male b. the said kuh Tor the purpose
Of sceusins the payment Of . certain prom sso,y
eoee and the Interest thereon, sign, d by ssid Kuh
dated he hrst day Of Jane. d, 1855, and payable
ten years after date 10 the order % Austin Goblin for
SIX hundred and forty dollars, with interest ii The
fets Of ten PER cent per anIum, payable annually
which said note Is assign,d by said CorLia To Joseph
4 Chase.
Aud nov the interest on said note having become
due and payable aud the said Kuhi having failed 10
pay the same. Louis A Macklot Trustee A. sfore-
said do hereby give this public notice. that by vi tue
u the power which Is in vested BY said deed Of
Trust, VIII on Monday toe 9Th day ~ July A %.
lo7, at the hour of2 O'Clock the afternoon Of sssi
DAY. at The Court House door In the ty u Dav, ~
port, expose and or Tor sale, at pub lie auction tie
parcel oS land above desc ribed, much Their u
email be suicient u satisfy and pay tn amount 81
SAM note with the interest thereon To the day VI rs
soeetner with the expenses attending said ALE st-
81 this notice aud Trusts-s fees. Upon the compile
ZION Of such kals d ed will be Given In accordance
with ne .'APuisii.n OF said deed Of Trust.
Dated the 9th day of June A d. 1857
LOUIS MACKLOT,
s0nss"us" Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-20

WuER8As - tA~ 9Ai day OF March, A D., $50
w Wilhelm Alhsscht and al G. inc Aior. chit hi.
wits esrcutsi q - Austin Cosbin Trustee. GER
eaae deed Of fSe4 eonvcying u said TRUSTEE the
lend - oeAs Coanl,. lows, e~scfi6sd - ,olowr, y
vi; ne North East quarter u the South wes,
qoartss q secsion number twenty f20) 10 t,wnshIv
numosr eighty (60l, North Of Hang nnn,b.r four "a
Fest and tAe South East quarter u the soutb Easi
quarter 81 the srctios number twenty (lO) town.
ship number etghty (60), North Of Range numD-r
tour III oeets which said conveyance vas mad. By
the sasa wilhelm and Catherine Air. chit for the
purposs Of securing the payoent " . certain prom
ntssosy nose end the iusereus thcreuo signed by
aeie Wilhelm ALBRIGHT, dated the Ed day of March,
= d. idos, Tor Five hundred and nny dollars p%ys-
DIE oae year After date, Ia tn order Ut " Punner
and ~ bin Endorsed to y u CUTLERY. the present
holder.
And BOW ssid note having become due and pays
Die and the said wilhelm Aibrsrht having faeo
10 pay the seoe, Austin Cosbin Trustee - si,se-
sstd, d. hereby ave thus public notice that b. virtue
Of tbs power which y In NJ vested by said deed VI
trust, viii, on Saturday the - u day Of june A.
D. 1857, ~ Lbs hour d O'Clock Ia the afternoon OF
sa1 day. ~ the Court Moose door In The city ol
v~apost. expose aud oGcr Tor sale, ~ pablo ation
ssevs Described, Or 30 much thereof shall Be sum
stsnt y seiisfy and pay the amount Of said mote
with the interest there 70 the dag u sale together
VIII the cost- and exnses attending said raeof thus
e1tlos end Truaes's Tres. lyon the cemplet,on OF
such sels deed viii b. given 10 sccords with the
sepalatioa Of said Dse5 Of Trust
Dated the 3ssd day VI May, 4. D. 1857.
nayS5dss AUSTIN CORBIN. Trustee.
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LEGAL.


VI11l1nA1 - ~ oDsh ~ Of Ocsobes. A
w ~, AlG1nn1Ds Wab 81 Julia Am wells
- ~ eoaeves1 uass Auseia 0ssSn o frussss.
seseen - = 10e, esUv1vina V ssId fsassss the
49, = oo4 Coooty, ue0a, described % follows, u
~: - - ~ g ~ NORTH Esss suartw Of ssc-
- 9 ssvea 1llja township number seventy
e4el3 ueseAV - osi0s usmbss 400 (0 1sst VI the
ooYu5W1bsA ~ eenVeysnos was male " the aid
Anauon4s - Jslts A. Ws,ls. Ter the purposs VI
01oos1ag ~ Doensas u csrss Dromiss0ry note-
81 ~ hsessss sAsren slspA ~ aid Atsandrr
vslls 1eas1 ~ ooeh 1ay u Oct0osr, D, 1855,
~ NJ 1soss 90 afsy ccuts, the seropd for Tween
ey-os~uo 1uQloSS, huaA payoble ~ meutD amer ate
- - er6ss - William wheeler. And nov sai
esess havtaQ esume eur sn1 paysble end tn SAID
A1o1nnos Wells hsving failed 10 pay the same,
Anoon cssbsn fSustee - aboresah, 10 hereby give
~ paoste nDetee that ~ virtue of The pover which
b u - vsser1 b. sad dssd Of p ust, Will. Eat.
usAay ~ 20sA cay Of June, D. 1857 q the hour
eSeeses IN the sissrnooa Of aid dsy ss the Court
ueuss 6eos y the sity VI Davenport rxp,-e aud Of
~ ~ ee,ss = public auction TO The highest bidder
cosA, ~ parcel q ispd shove asscribs or 20 much
ehsrs = sAall - suaetent 70 sst,.fy end psy the
eooues Of sale not With the inssi thereon the
eAy o. eaae togrther 9th the aud szpnsss at
SeoAnQ sasA ssIe of this notice end Trustees fees
Upon Ne ce0p,stlon VI soeA sale . deed VIII b.
ovea 10 accordance with the stipulation of said D-c
Of Truse.
Dsasd The "a DAY Of Nay, 4 D, 1851
AUSTIN CORBlN.
uoy3S10 Trustre
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NEW GOODS IN A NEW STORE,

Y1E subscribers having Just reeatvcd and are NV
= opening ut theii siere on Btsdy street, be,ween
18th aud 5th OIL the West side, third d. or fr.m thu
corner " 9th stre one Of the hest selected stks,
ever brought " this market. consisting Of gcnssi
tuck IL
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Trustees Sale.


VITURREAS on thu 22d day Of March. A d, 1856,
w Henry T Underwood and Jane und' rwood his
wife. executed unto Austin Corbin A. Trustee. GER
tain dsed Of Trust. conveying TO said Trustee III
lard IN Scott County. Iowa d-scrihed ms kpewa. 10
VT: The North East quarter Of thesoathwst quar-
Ter Of oection number twenty light In tow ship
number eighty 1901 north, 81 Range number i've Isl
East which said conveyance made by the sad
Henry Underwood and Jane Underwood for the
purpose Of securing the pay 0ent OF certain pro-
mssory note aud the nt, rest thereon signedby "a
Henry Underwood. dated the 22d day Of March, A
u. 1884, for the sum ~ shtsen dollars and thirty
cents, paysble the 90th day OF nsy d, 1857. to
the order Of WIN Dubton.
And now, said note having be rme duesni pays-
bic and the said Henry 7 Underws having fail. d
n pay the same. Austin Corb,n, Trustee ~ a re.
SAID. DO hereby give tbs pahie lee. that BY vItu.
OF tn power which Is Ia vest d BY said deed of
trust ! will, on Saturday the i1th day ~ July, A
D, 1887, II the hour OF two O'Clock In the Afternoon
Of said day, AT the Court Hauv door In the city OF
Davenport, expose and llser for sale. at pabc an,s
tion. the parcel Of land above descrb Il, much
thereof shall M sui,cent to satisfy and pay the
amount Of SAID hote with the fhtersst therein TO
The day u sale, together with the expense. attend
nG said SALE costs OF fhis notice and Trustees fees
Cp,n 'he completion Of such sale deed viii be given
In accordance with the stipulation OF said deed Of
Trust
Dated the 18th day Of June, A n, 1857.
AUSTIN CORBIN.
Junel1dtd Mtee.
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1857. (Xg - S5a 1857.
VAhEC1TI
FRElG hit EXPRESS COMPANY.
EVANS, MORLEY & CHEW. Ayen,s
FOR ROCK ISLAND AND DAVENPORT.

Il.
WIS Company Is prepared to transport goods with
greater despatch than any other freight line from
BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA.
aud all intermediate POINTS SOUTH and MAST
Having their own Cars on the d Gerent Roads, and
Agents with them, Merchants can depend upon bet
ter time than by any other line
sfipters by this line will have prompt reparaton
made them Tor any loss tr damage o. Goods while in
their charge, and will not be ~ the Rail Road
which the DAMAGE may have occurred for redress
These de.iring to make ARRANGEMENTS for spring
business VIII Please call before making arrangements
with dng other line.
OFFICES
Boston, No Is State Street,
is New York, 240, Broadway.
Phiiaielphis, II, south Third Street.
Ct. Louis, 80
Chicago, Corner o, State and R.ndo,pb
Dosehport Corner Frnt and Perry St's,
JNO s. DUNLAP, EVANS. MORLEY 4 curw
G n. Superintendent, = Agent.
Davenport
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THE TURF.
A ! asksssss

Gl2sS
DAVENPORT, TRACK, IOWA!
,T,Br FIRST NETTING or ms COURSE VIII,
connience On w-dnesdsy,- The lit, day II July
1901, and niue thrvugbq4t the week.
FIRsrDAs. ,au -.tN
r. No. i--sweep.tates for hair rni,e Horses. scs
bntrsnn. Three or more rae. tatahH Hh Il
4 PropristSss % add ESQ asipgie Dssh--Caaeh
| Wsiahts. , l-,.-.. -,
+ No AsAsr Tor ri &. .re. .,ou
Subscription. $50 Ferfeii &IOo aided by the Prd-
prtton. nhsussis-Io nsms and caose - 1eahday
I" SuAe 1884, 81 1af - s484r4 ~ hHF
~ ssooSD DAY.. In. ,ai.6.tu
-Eo 1-Swecpstakes for all ages. 42sO subscrip-
Which VIII" x. srs IN Is Isss 10
10 nsins snd caose the 10th asy Of June is61. 50
$50 O. THIRD nay. ss' ~ s2E i
No. i-swe-ps,sses IN aiasel, Sioo Subscription
80 forfeit 70 which the Pro, ristoss win sid tios
or more to make race. Two plilc h.sts-To nAnse
and close the fsth dey Of June 1857. 49,
M sa, FOURTH DAY. a.fsa
No. I--pst-siske Ar al, ares, play o. psy. ~, /
cub ripl,on, Y .Lis q fI0eie.s's IN az 80
close the 75jh day Jane 1857 KY r. Id
The ahave vsces vii n IN under the vues ~ the
Fashion Cars. on Lals Island Which rales this
iIrsk has adopted . ..a,..... &. l.-s =
Nominations and entrances to lie made With the,
P.epris,ars Dayetport Iowa.
Races yhere money Is added, to be adjourned in
case ef BAG weather II the Propfetors thint proper
April "a dsni. ,,,s. -, 70 D.4, n x. ALIEN
p. s agsaai, 81 y rts. anhisl sns
rmes Cheese, coy dAi'y tntJn,v -. 1851. 1aal
ssa Sp0rtsMen r.cpa qs7srafI
vyOU VII nsd tbs ls-t brsnAs Of OHIO, ca 44isi
DIAN No sSa III nv M, ann r0Tas. apaa sa
4as t4T1 Wsasr prsd can Capae
q y. 9sa b sDA4xsHA1 0,. NJ
Ill ~ aLl-.-A -ai q. ~ - |
C.1KKE.1GE TEuDER. i
goaa anra 49, lsffG'iiTss I'll 1shk
ssa ssi " N.L. r T0w, vs. ia - 4
- . "a, Efsts RandsAp1 Street, scted9o, M--s I'D
HAS constantly on kspd and b fre -eiyirs, = sm |
n Come II ut. snrert -onslitv nftpos. HI bs
veiloes, shasts Poe.. 50 B.t, whiaietrssss ~.
.Aso, visn spsess enc riuhs TOT sass iooraas /
frCe :ns ecss.sy pfs~p'b .se7f'asr isaiosa sa
- :.--w--.4- --tt--,- ~ ,,s -.---s
II d Il s6Cg0 SCRlRERlr
49, aihsa hinge bssf len assnahs9i -sseae1q !
80 WIND OEDUr Ssl11ya. u
I1k Etssva Ass.. sSsssti1 = $500
aas sscss, Il. s.t1ktSl
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Powers's Statues for Mr.. Astor and Mr.,
Lenox-The Statue of Webster.

lCorrespondence Of the Providence Journal
Florence Is becoming somewhat outgrown az
place Of residence for foreign artists or il is
made only stage and stepping stone, a TEN
pOrary haltlng place, on the way to Rome
Ihe atmosphere here seems to have a yery
soothing effect upon artists They even fall
asleep. This Is singular in 4 city where there
Is 50 much 10 stimulate artistic talent, and So
much worthy of study. Mr.. Hart, who came
nearly eight years ago, with a commission from
Virginia to make a statue of Henry Clay, has
temporarily established a studio in London.
He has recently completed an ideal bust. rep
resentlng melancholy. Mr.. Powers still prose
cutes his art here indeed he has nearly at
tanned his majority in Florentine life; it being
now more than twenty years since he came
abroad. Not only beautiful statue. have come
from his hand, but, dearer to his affections. n
family Of interesting children have grown up
around him; all thoroughly American at heart.
Mr.. Powers has completed the 'PenserOsa -
commissioned by Mr.. Lenox, of New York and
the statue will soon be sent off The beautiful
female figure, which the artist calls Cakifor-
ma, modelled Tor Mr.. Astor, has been put into
the hands Of the wOrkmen during the past win
ter, and will be finished in due time. The
statue Of America is boxed up and remains in
the artists studio, waiting the final determine
ton OF the government, whether ii will be re-
celved or not. The statue of Webster, to be
placed in State street, Boston, is prepared for
casting, and the operation will be performed in
few days at the foundry in Florence 1t is, |
believe, the first work in bronze for America
ever done in this city, or in Italy, the facilities
for executing this kind of work not being SO
great here as in the north of Europe The
color OF the medal will be considerably darker
than that Of the bronze produced at the Munich
foundry, but the effect will be quite as good
The fidelity to the original, and the general ar
tistic excellence of the statue, cannot but give
satisfaction when the work is seen in America
The great expounder of the constitution is rep
resented in the broad-skirted dress coat which
1t Is said he always wore in debate and upon
state occasions'-the one of blue cloth, with
brass buttons, which always accompanied the
white or yellow" waistcoat The dress is
therefore authentic; indeed, the modelling was
done after the historic garment itself The
figure Is OF what is called heroic size, larger
than life, but not colossal. The air and general
character which the artist has given to the work
are thoroughly Websterian-and that is praise
enough
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ITAs hint TO the Ravels we copy from a
Liverpool paper pretty little pantomimc tran. :
formation, which, II seems, answers as well in 4
church at Niblo's:
There are more ways Of eluding the vigilance
OF lynx eyed guardians than Il ladder of ropes
lfom chamber window, as the sequel will show
About the middle of last week two Young ladies
ana TWO gentlemen, all apparently in mourning,
Pad morning visit TO a church In quiet nei x h
Dorhood IN -. Anne's Ward On their enterfn :
Tue church the door was closed and locked and
the ladies-leaving the gentlemen 10 disencum-
Der themselves OF their Overcoats and draw forth
their Kid gloves-rcti ed behind the pulp Dit,
whence, having relieved each other of the habu.
lInents Oh wo tney shortly emerged in full bridal
attlre The object of their visit was now patent,
and the clergyman, accompanied by minor OFF.
cla!, appearing fiom the vestry, they joi led tue
nletaiIlo Phosed Inournefs at the altar, when the
nuptial ceremony was gone through The gen-
tlemea then resumed their overcoats; the ladies
again retired to their imprOmPtu robing room,
and, reappearing in their mourning costume the
happy party lrft the church, looking As demure
IS though their visit had been for the purpose OF
inspecting table: erected to the memory of a de-
funct relative.
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COLD MEDAL PREMIUM -
WILLIAM KNABE,
m ha AFT firm Ol

kNABE, GAEHLE CO.,
Continues the manu- iacture and sale OF grand and
square PIANO FORTES, under the name
of William knabe CO., at the old stand "yH
Nos. I, ), 5 and North Eutaw street opUt Stt
posIte the Eutaw House, Baltimore.
. They have also just opened new Sales Room 81
No 26 Baltimore street, between Charles and Light
streets; on the premises partly occupied Ny Nc
Henry McCahery as music store. where they Will
keep constantly on hand large assortment Of PLAIN
and highly finished grand and square Piano Fortes
also, MelOdeons, from the best makers, from To s.
octave some with double kew boards, double reeds,
and stops to suit small churches.
Being extensively engage ed an the manufacture o I
Pianos, we will sell wholesale and RETAIL on the most
liberal terms.
Our Pianos were awarded the highest premium
gold medaD at the Fairs of the Maryland Institute
two years-October, l655, and l356-In op
position To fourteen and eighteen pianos from
of the best makers from New York, Boston and Bal
tImOre. We were also awarded the hrst premium at
the Industrial Exhibition held an Richmond, NlT-
GINA, 1855 and 1856. They have also been awarded
the highest premium (sver medaD at the Metro
potan Mechanics Fair for 1857.
la addition TO this we are IN possession OF testmO.
amateurs IN the country, which can be seen At our
warerooms, speaking for themselves and others OF
the high appreciation IN which our instruments are
every where held.
All Instruments are guaranteed for i've years, and
privilege of exchange ls granted within the hrst sx
months from the day OF sale II the instruments do not
give entire satisfaction.
Wholesale dealers will find il to their advantage
to give a call before purchasing.
Pianos exchanged hired. and tuned.
mar I6-ly WM. KNABE Il CO.
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OFFICEEAaIL:; "a y nr,. - ., >. ,..-

" TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March 12, 1857.
Notice Is hereby given to holders of stock of the
loans OF the United States that this department will
purchase the same until the lst day of June next
unless the sum of 81 $4,000 shall he previously OBJ
tanned, and will pay, in addition to the interest
crued from the date Of the last semi annual div idend
OF interest thereon, together with one days addi-
tlonal interest for the money to reach the vender,
the following rates of premium on said stocks:
For the stock of l842, premium of 10 per cent.
For the stock of lS47 and lS48, premium of i6 per
cent; and for the stock of 1850, commonly called
Texas Indemnity Stock, premium of 6 per cent.
Certificates Of stock transmitted to the depart
ments, under this notice, must be assigned to the
United States, by the party duly entitled to receive
the proceeds.
Payment for the stocks assigned and transmit
ted Will be made by drafts on the Assistant Treas
urers at Boston, New York. Philadel phia, at the
option Of the parties entitled to receive the money
which should be expressed in the letters accompa-
nylng the certificates. HOWELL COBB,
mar l3-dtlstJune Secretary of the Treasury.
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CHICKERING q SONS PIANOS.

The extensive and demand for the select
oIanos, sold exclusively by the SUBSCRIBER -
i,. Induced hum to enlarge and reft hisnYTT
store will be found the largest and most elegant
MaIe,ooL. IF GRAM ID and SQUARE PIANOS
@ itent this city, embracing all the latest
estL tHeIeu ia -novn Improvement.
SIZES anu every ere from the long estab shed
nese ,nstruments Sons, which, by general
cord &c Mr.. Thaberg aIr -neriean rnsnufs cforiis.
Their recent inventions and In. 'ngly nrova them
Grand aud Square Pianos convIDc - f ~
second to none IN the world. >ttern, from,
Also. Pianos Of varied and elegant p ~
other Boston and NeS York factories. p,,no
The subscrIber's long experience IN the ,,s t1
business, and has oash stes of purchase, inst -.
customers the best instruments st the lowest pnI "
either for cash or approved paper.
Second nj Pianos taken charg1, num-
her of second hand Pianos, some but Little nfad, wil
be appropriated for hire: but every Piano sold IS
new wall he guaranteed to he direct from the factory
A ia u assortment Of superior Meoaeons, of va
rIous styl les and prices.
In a few days will tie received a large supply Of
Guitars from the neat and plain TO the most elabo-
rate finish. at prices from IS 10 S65.
Also, superior Harp and Guitar Strings
By the next steamer from Boston an additional
supply of Grand and Square Pianos, by ChickerInx
Il Sons. RICHARD DAVIS
mR
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- ETVC pJsNn

".
' am happy to say that have used Hams & Bro
Tiers Pianos at musical conventions, and find them
excellent instruments In all respects.
"GEoRGE r. RooT."
"G on ask my opinion of the PianOfortes manufac-
turcd by Hams & Brothers. of New York. | am
happy to state that, having used them in several Of
my mus Ical conventions, have been highly pleased
with them, and have heard no expression regarding
them from the many ~ tendancs bat that
of admiration. For purity and fullness of tone and
elasticity of touch they deserve the highest praise
indeed am very Ious to have of them to use
III the great National Convention which am to hold
III Washington IN February next. Yours very truly
Dec. %, 1855. J. B. WooDBrRY"-
One fine Piano from the above establishment
of superior tone and finish, for sale great BARGAIN
at our Piano WarerOOHs, SIC Penn. avenue.
may l9 JOHE r. ELLIS
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'THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.

DIR. LOOMS, the inventor and patentee of
LOOMS Mineral Plate Teeth" having
successfully introduced his improvement InS<A
various cities, has now permanently estab- -~SIID
hshed himself IN Washington.
This improvement for Sets of Teeth consists CHI ef-
~ In making SET of but piece of material and
that IndestructIbe mineral. No metal is used IN
their construction ard they therefore free from
gavanIc action and metallic taste. There are ro
lnints 10 become hed with moisture particles of
lood, hence they are pure and clean. They are
ighter. stronger, less clumsy. far more durable and
natural IN their appearance. | will give a reward ot
One Thousand Dollars to ary one who will produce n
slmar work of art 10 equal mne in purity beauty :
Durability, artistic excellence any other requisite
quality.
All work respOIsIbly warranted.
So Penna. ay enue, between llth and 18th streets
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SEA BATHING.
- CilESAPEAkE HALL, HAMPToy, Va.
This "SIMMER RETR IA IT only miles feoI

MS = 1 vi " fsR II II L II IA only miles nom
Old Point. will be re-opened the first of 4
June, when the proprietor will be happy to VGHAy
any of his friends who mag wish To en- i.:.5sE
JOY SALT WATER BATHING, and the 1nXnries
of the Seaboard. The Hall has been much nprov-
ed and beautified and ample preparations made for
tn, comfort and pleasure of all who may visit tins
Boats, Fishing Tackle, Pleasure Carriages &C.
always IN readiness to contribute to the enjoyment
of guests. r CI HANKS
may lg-Im