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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-28
AUCTION SALES.
BY WALL, BARNARD 4 CO., Auctions

By WALL, BARNARD 4 CO., Auctioneers
YRUsrEk'S sALE.-BY AUTHORITY
Il OF deed Of trust from George B. Armstrong
and Julia st. w. his wife, dated the 18th day Of
December, 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 lst day OF April next, at O'Clock in the
afternoon, on the premises, the following Lots in
the city Of Washington, namely; Lots No. %
and "a, In Square No 5Si; lot No "a being at the
Intersection Of Virginia avenue and LIST street
west, n nting SIS ct inches 1st street. and 26
feet inches on Virgins avenue, with a rear
front Of 48 feet on 20 foot alley; and lot No. 23
adjoining west, with front Of 80 feet 2 inches
on Virginia avenue, and rear front Of 81 feet on
% foot alley q -.ee.
And, on the Cd day Of April, at S O'Clock, on
the premises, commencing at the first lot, and
then proceeding to the second, the following,
namely: Part OF Lot No 10, in Square No 4Si,
fronting IL feet on 5th street west, and 90 feet
inches deep, commencing on 5th street, 10 feet
south OF street north, containing l ,5S7 square
feet Lot No in Square III, said lot being cen
trally situated between 8 and H streets, contain
ing 9 $50 square feet.
Terms One-third cash the e,idue In 6, 10
and 1S months, for which the bonds Of the pur-
chaser Will be taken, bearing interest, and Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the property.
III the terms are not complied with within Eve
days from day Of sale, the property will be re
sold at the risk and cost Of the defaulting pur-
chaser, after a notice Of seven days.
-CHARLkS MYERS, Trustee,
WALL, BARNARD CO,
mar &-ds Auctioneers.
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PROPOSALS FOR BINDING.
OFFIcR SECRETARY SENATE OF U Sd
March 23d 1857

9 EA ED PROPOSALS WILL, RE- ne
~ csived by the Secretary Of the Senate until 4,
O'Clock noon Of Monday, the 3Oth March insta n I.
for binding the Congressional Globe and Amen,
ak Tor the third session OF the fourth Con
gress and the extra session Of the Senate ordered
py the senate The volumespre to be bound uni
lormly with tbs sample to be seen at the secreta.
ys ONCE, In strong and substantial manner.
with Russia leather backs and coraers with No
70 binders boards, and covered with marble pa.
per, and the price for binding to include wa te
paper aud all other materials
The binding Is to be executed to the sati, fac
uon OF the Secretary Of the Senate or such person
as ne may employ TO inspect the work; and II
any volumes are not bound to his satisfaction the
contractor will be required to re-bind them with
out addttional charge, or they will be re bound
a. bis expense, as the Secretary NAV direct and
IL they cannot be rebound the contractor will be
required to pay for them, The Globe and ID
pendtX will be In two volumes, ore Of sbout l.
10o pages, and the other Of about 500 pages
They must be delivered within three months
after they are received from the publisher The
volumes will be paid for as they are delivered
1T the lowest rates proposed should be offered
oy two or more persons the work will de divided
equally between them, II the proposals are I'm
otner respects approved Satisfactory security
In the amount Of the contract will be required for
It's faithful performance No proposal will be
received from any person who has failed to fulfil
former contract made by him with the Secretary
OF the Senate, or from any person who, as bid
oer on former proposal, was entitled to a CEN
uact, but failed 70 enter into the same or from
any person not actually engaged In the business
Of bookbinding. mar 81 dr3Oth
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FRANTIC HUSBAND ON WoMAN's RIsHrs.
day or two since We met a friend coming
out of one of our first class dry goods stores,
with the most lsmentable expression cf coun-
tenance, and most vindictive frmness and
determination visible about the moutk-
Whats up?" said we. Up" he replied
"everythiDg's up Look here" said he
dragging us into a store, "lOok here" and
ne produced several long strips Of paper in
geniously tied together at their ends, covered
with cabalistic characters, the solution of
which was represented by S2IS 81 =" There
said he, "is my wife's account at one dry
goods store for three months. My salary is
just $500. and there's one quarter of it gone
for furbelows and dimity. Look here" and
his eys showed vindictiveness, and his at.
titude summed itself up as dangerous; "pye
friends in the Legislature; they shall pass
law to the effect that no woman shall be al
lowed il the streets without a written pass
from her husband If caught out without
it, she shall be placed in pound and kept
till called for. There" and he went OF
like whale in his furry. We agreed with
him, however, in every particular.
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YANKEE Circus Riders AND LIVE INDIANS
GONE TO EUROPE The great circus establish
ment of Messrs Howes & Gushing sailed from
New York for Liverpool, in the packet ship
Southampton, which had been expressly char
tered for the expedition. 1t consists Of one
hundred persons, including q tribe of Rocky
Mountain Indians; a musical instrument on
wheels, called an Apolonicon, to be drawn by
forty cream colored horses; and TWENTY-FIVE
other vehicles, containing the wardrobes and
appurtenances of the exhibition. There are
eighty horses on board the ship.
The proprietors inte nd TO visit England,
Germany and Switzerland, and will be absent
Tor three years The estimated cost of this
undertaking is one hundred thousand dollars.
1t is organized on a grand scale, and far ex-
ceeds anything Of the kind which has been
projected by the universal Yankee nation.
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A FARM FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-
"a On MONDAY the 9Th of Anril praximo

A FARM FOX SALE BY AUCTlON.-
"A On MONDAY, the 9Th Of April proximo, at
III .. m, the undersigned will sell, on the premi-
ses to the highest bidder, his LADEN FARM
OF 90 acres OF choice garden farming Land stu
mile from the Leesburg furnpike, and three
fourths OF a mile from the junction Of that TuIn-
pike with the Columbia Turnpike to Washington
city. ..l. 3. .-a. -. i = :
For full particulars concerning this farm, see
an advertisement In another column Of the star
Persons desiring to view the premises can reach
them by inquiring at Bailey's 4 Roads, at the
junction Of the Turnpikes mentioned above or at
Balls II Roads, on the road leading from George
town Ferry, from which Ferry the Bladen Farm
Is miles distant.
Terms OF sa e One. third cash, on the delivery
Of the deed, and the balance In equal instslments
on and years time, with interest. A warranted
deed given and deed Of trust taken to secure the
deferred payments. on r-
mar II 1.st.~....ts w. d. WALLACE.
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ElARMS FOR SALE INTENDING TO
Il cultivate q larger farm, the subscriber will
sell the farm In Alexandria county, Virginia, On
which he has resided for the past seven years. 1t
contains 81 acres, and is situated near Balls S
Roads, 3x miles from the Georgetown AQueduct,
and miles from both Washington and Aiexan-
dria. There are upon 1t q comfortable and well
arranged dwelling house, containing six rooms,
with front and back covered porticos, the former
3S by IL feet; a kitchen comfortable house Tor
servants or farm hands, large and convenient
barn, with stablsng for six horses and as many
cows, and an ample cistern attached to the barn.
root cellar under the barn, to hold 900 bushels
Of roots for market or stock FEEDING; ice house
spring house, smoke house corn house; a stone
market root house, and store house. Also, a
good dairy near the homestead door, rom the
never falling spring Of which water Is obtained
for all the requirements Of the occupants. There
Is also on the place an orchard OF more tnan
sisting Of the choicest varieties Of peaches, ap-
Piles, pears, dwarf and standard cherries and
ounces. At present fourteen acres are seeded
down to wheat and rye; six In timothy, yielding
market garden; four In clover; twelve ready to
be put In corn and oats In the spring, and eleven
In wood, Of which there Is an ample supply fol
all the purposes of the place. This farm has
been cultivated with care and is very productive.
no pains having been spared to render IL remuner-
alive, and to make Ii complete In all Its appoint
ments. For dairy man and market garden
farmer, or nursery man, OF for the country tes,-
boring city who prefers place already In aii
respects highly improved 1t is superior to any
other now for sale.
Also, THE BLADEN FARM, 200 acresl situ
ated within less than quarter OF nile Oh tne
Columbia and Leesburg turnpikes, tne iorn q
leading to Washington, and the latter 70 AIea-
andria This place is in the immediate viclnlty
Of Bailey's Il Roads tin Alexandria county, va .?
and is about six miles from both cities named
shove thas upon II an orchard ofabout3 $50 ctoice
nesch trees. most Of them lately set out, dwell
ling house that can be made comfortable for a
farmers family at small cost, some stabling, and
country. There Is wood enough upon the trE CT
FOR its necessities There II no better soil within
thirty miles Of washington than that Of this b a.
den place; nor any such place that can be rem
uon: the Land being In ane heart at this time.
p Or terms. for either or both these farms, which
vtll be made to suit the times, apply to
dec -. w. D. WAkLACh, Star OfBce.
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COLD MEDAL 5-s..
X K m q m PLANO ron PRa
WILLIAM KNABE,
(SeDfOr paYtnaY fn h.


knABE, GAsHLE Co ,
,oNFINOkS rAE EMANUFACfURE AND
safe OF grand and square PIANOa-
FOh rs, under the name Of williamfTYn
As,s 20 a. the old ssand, Nos 1, 3, S, and
Baltimore "ou'o'
They have also just opened new Sales Room
a. NO 2o7 Baltimore street, between Charles and
Lignt STREETS, on the premises partly occupied by
MI. HENRY mcCefery a music toro, where
tney Will keep constantly on hand large assort-
ment Of plain and highly a nished grand ana
square Piano Fortes; also, Melodeons, from the
best makers. from to 5-octave, some with double
key-boards, double reeds, and stops to suit small
churches 81.
Being extensively engaged In the manufacture
CT Pianos, we will sell wholesale and retail. on,
the most liberal terms.
Our Pianos were aveYded the high eat nrernjurn
(gold medal) at the Fairs Of the MARYLAND Insti-
tute tto successive years October 1855 and
1SSS-ia opposition to fourteen and eighteen nj :
amos from some OF the best nakers ffom New
York, Boston, and Bttimore We were also
awarded the frst premium at the industrial NJ .
1885. -o'O "Nu
In addition to this we are In possession Of tes.
umonials nom the most distinguished professors
a. our warerooms, speaking for themselves and
others OF the high appreciation In which oar in.
struments are every were held
AL instruments are guaranteed for ave years
ana privaiege Of exchange Is granted within
the hrst sI months from the day Of sale II the in
struments do not give entire satisfaction.
wholesale dealers will fnd Ii to their advantage
10 give rs call before purchasing
Pianos exchanged, hired, and tuned.
WIN KNABE CO.
IL Three Of these superior Pianos, two so uare
7-octaves and one grand 7-octavss, are now on
exhibition at the +" metropolitan Mechanics IN
fully invited to call and judge for themselves
mar 10
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Bv JAMES G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
EXCBLLENr ROSEWOOD Piane.Fsrte

By JAMES G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
ExCsLLENr ROSEWOOD Piano. Forte
IL Fur niture and Household Effects al
Auctlen.-On TUESDAY MORNING, M March
3lst, at 10 O'Clock, at the residence OF Capt T.
Lee, on north street, near 19.h street, shall
sell his Furniture and Effects, comprising
Rosewood seven-octave Piano-forte, by J. G.
Fisher, New York
Walnut marb e-top Book case and " hatnot
Marble top Centre Tables, Reut Tables
Dafnask covered spring seat Lounges
Plush-covered arm, parlor, and fancy Chairs
Rush and cane-seat reception Chairs ....
Damask and chintz Curtains, Cornice, DC.
Mahogany extension dining Table
Do marb' b'e-top Sideboard, Bookcase
Walnut refreshment Table, dining Chairs
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Three ply and Ingram Carpets, Oilcloth
M ahog any Hat-tree, stair Carpet
6as Chandeliers aAd Fixtures p, ...
Handsome suite Of walnut Cbambe. Furniture
comprising Jenny Lind Bedstead, marble
top Bureau, with large swing Mirror, mar
BILE top w ashstand
Suite Of solid cherry Chamber Furniture, con,
sisting Of dressing Bureau, Bureau, Ward.
robe, Washstand, &c.
Curled hair and husk Mattresses, Bolsters and
Pillows.
Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses
Bedstee ds, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstan6s
Cooking Stove and Fixtures, Kitchen Utensils.
Terms: S25 and under, cash over that sum q
credit Of 60 and 80 days, for satisfactorily en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest.
mar 24e J. c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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A NOVEL SUIT "A Mr.. Hunt sued Miss
Laura Keene in one of the Justices Courts to
recover 81, which he paid for two tickets on
the evening of February 18th, having been
assured that he would be provided with seats
in the dress circle. On reaching that part OF
the house, however, it was found to be quite
full, and he declined taking seats In the par
ouette, and insisted upon the return Of his
money, which was refused The Justice deci-
ded N at the defendant was bound to refund
the money. The case being somewhat novel
and important one, Miss keene has appealed
to higher court. ..... .....
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ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer.

ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer
E4TENSiVE SALE OF VERY SUPERB.
Il or Fur nitufe, Piano Forte, Billiard Ia
BILE. OIL Paintings, Wines and Brandy,
On MONDAY, the 30!h instant, 1 shalt sell
commencing At 1O o'cI"ck m at the re, idence
OF Elisha Riggs, Esq on North e, No 223, be-
tween eth and 18TH streets west, a very superior
assortment Of Furniture, &C viz:
Fine Rosewood case Grand Piano Forte, made
by Erard, OF France, superior instrument
Two full suites Of Rosewood and Walnut Parlor
Furniture, covered with figured and GRIM
son damask
Handsome Rosewood Sofa
Centre, card and side Tables
siby % inches, with marble pier Brackets,
complete
Two gilt go,hic-frame Mantel Mirrors, ss by 4s
inches
One fine Convex Mirror, one large PSYCHE Glass
Very superior damask brocatelle and lace Win
dow Curtains, with Cornice and Ornaments
Gothic, fancy and arm Castor Chairs
Superior bronzed Maatel Clocks, with Candida.
bras 10 match
Buiscuit and bron1ed statuary and Mantel Orna-
ments
A large assortment Of OIL Paintings
Fine III, T.t. and 0r0n1sd Gas and Candle chande-
Marble-to walnut sideboard, with Deck and
Mirrors
Rosewood marble top Commode
Walnut Extension Table
A large assortment of Cut Glass and China
A complete set Of heavily plated Sheffield Silver
ware-vegetable and meat Dishes, with
covers, soup Tureen
Walnut Morocco-covered Dining Chairs
Walnut carving Table
Handsome dowered Table
Etegere, Escretoire or Lady's Cabinet
Fine Rosewood velvet covered recumbent, and
morocco covered Castor Chairs
Very superior rosewood and inlaid Billiard Ia
BILE, with Cues and Fixtures complete, a
premium article
Fine marble top mahogany and walnut dressing
Bureaus. Wash Closets and Stands
Walnut and mahogany Wardrobes and Bedste Ids
Feather Beds, Bedding, Hair and other Mattresses
Velvet, Tapestry, Brussels and ether Carpets and
Painted Cottage Chamber Sets, Kitchen Requi-
Also, a hne lot of oldwines and Brandy.
And on "Wednesday, the 1st Of April, We
Two excellent Family Carriage Horses
Two very superior riding Horses, which work
well In double or single harness
One good Mich Cow, now giving milk
One Family Carriage, with shifting top
One two seat light Family Carriage, for four per
One open Pheton and one Buggy, ana a large lo
ofexcelent Harness
Terms AL sums under $50, cash over $50, q
credit Of so and 30 days, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed bearing interest A. GREEN,
mar 19-eolw&d Auctioneer.
p. s.-The sale win commence In the dining
room, with the Cut Glass, China, and Silve
Plate. The ladies and gentlemen Of Alexandria
Georgetown, and Washington, and the public IL
general are respectfully invited to this sale a.
hey will find II to be worthy their attention
'.t-. On. A GREEN.
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r lsboring man in Chicago, seeking the

~ lsboring man in Chicago, seeking the
post-ofice, the other day, by mistake entered
the Office of the Town Talk, and asked to have
a letter registered, which be wished to send
to distant city. obliging clerk, named
Chester, said the fee for registering was 5
w. Cooke. p. M }" by the clerk; snd left.
. found he was $40 t" in. !" when he broke
open the letter; but the prospects now are that
he will be several dollars "out' before the
law is done with him, for he has been arrested
and required to fnd 81 900 bail.
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(HOTTAGE FOR RENT--LAND FOR SALE.
~ For rent, for term Of two to four yeals. q
tasteful Cottage Of three basement, five first DOR,
three second floor, and four attic Rooms, with
mosern conveniences for heating the house and
supplying IL with water. A Farm attached, Of
two undred acres, which can be reduced to any
quantity agreed op; eight miles from Washing
ton-three from Alexandria, high, healthy and
romantic. II rented Immediately servants and
furniture can go with house to end Of the current
year Also, Farm Of 800 acres with improve
ments, within three miles above. for sale or lease
Enquire ireOfSWEENY, ,RITTENHOUSEF ANT
& co, Bankers, and Col. IRWIN, Land Office.
mar6
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GOM e Al LAST. IT he German Students
" Lamp The subscriber has jnst received
al ect from 6ermany. one case OF those lexcellent
q ,ssR ,sss; % xSg s;ssasa Sssasa
by J.R. McGREGOR,
mar 0.F&Tlm 5N 7th street.
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ENOR RENT-THAT VERY COMMODI-
Il GUS and convenient Drown stone front) H ouse,
situated on the north side Of Il, between 9th and
10th streets 1t is new, and has been kept in the
best orde! by the Hon Robert McClelland, Sec
retary Of the Interior, he being the only occupant
since Its completion Possession will be given
within a few days after the 10th Of March. For
terms apply to the subscriber, at 529 II between
9th and 7th streets, at the works at the Patent
Once. feb 26-f1 THOMAS BERRY.
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VALUABLE FARM IN VIRGINIA FOR
SALE III cnrtains unWalds Of l7ll acIes

VhLUhbLE Ahm TN -VIhUINIA FUH
SALE 1T contains upwards OF ZOO acres
500 thereof under cultivation, about 500 used for
pastures, and about 7C0 acres well tmbered, aud
along which the contemplated straight line
Railroad to Charlottesville will run. Attached
and on which are also 40 acres Of low ground
Soil good. with plenty producing good TObac-
CO, Wheat, Corn, DC
Buildings very superior and very ample, and in
good order.
160 bushels Of Wheat have been seeded, Tobac.
CO Plant Beds were burnt and seeded before the
last frost for Oats and Corn due progress is made.
With the estate, the slaves and improvements,
stock, e,c. may also be had, and further infor-
nation given by the Editor OF the Evening Star,
Washington city. mar
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A CARD FOR RENT, A FIRST. GLASS
IA House In Franklin Row, now occupied by
Hon. G. Cushing, Attorney General. Ii has all
the modern improvements, hot and cold water
bath rooms, chandeliers, and gas fYt1res
locations In the city, commanding beautiful
view Of the city and OF the Potomac river. 1t Is
in front Of one of the most beautiful public
squares In this city, with delightful and con
slant supply Of good water. 1t is entirely free
from dust and mosquitoes. Inquire of WM
WALL, Of Wall and stephens, 322 Pennsylva
MIA avenue mar Aim
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THREE HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE
l. Houses Nos. 46, as, and SO Louisiana ave
nue., Washington, are offered at private sale, low
and on easy TENS VIII be sold separate or to
gether Title good One Is four-stcrv Brick,
with finished basement, nearly new, and In COM
plete order, with water and gas throughout Ap-
nue., Washington, or Nc. 12s Bridge street,
GEORGETOWN. mar
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GAS FIXHURkS,

- ii. MILLER, SON & CO., ALEXAN-
He dria, Va, keep constantly on hand hand
some variety Of CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS,
BRACKETS, &c from the celebrated factory Of
Cornelius Baker, which they will guarantee to
sell at the same prices charged to private pur-
chasers at the saleIooms Chestnut street, Phil
adelphia. Also, Drop-lights, Cut Glass and
decorated Paper Shades, In great variety.
Call and examine for yourselves dec l.
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THURSDAY, I'd April, at 5X O'Clock, we
will sell to the highest bidder, Lot No in
square III, fronting on Third street So 4. thence
east 90 feet to a 80 feet alley, thence south 30,
west rs feet, thence north SIS feet to beginning Z,
containing 4,Sl5 square feet
This property is in an improving parto Wash
ington, and ofers fne chance for speculation or
for a good building lot
FERNS: One-thiTd, cash the balance In o and
IL months, bearing interest and secured by a adeed
Of trust
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lust RECEIVED.
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Cocoa, Cocoa Paste
Cracked Cocoa, Maillard's and Bakers
Chocolates Of various kinds
6ELATINES-Cooper's Shred and sheet Isin
glass, Cox's Eng ish Sparkling &c a.
tine, French Imperial Celia inc
MACCARONI-ItalianM Maccaroni and Vermi-
celli, and Italian Paste.
Canton Preserved Ginger. In jars.
Hecker's Farina, Cornena, Kice Flour, Charles
ton 6Tiis, Split Peas. &c &c.
For sale by KING & BURCHELL,
mar 20 corner Vermont ave. and 18th st.
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NOR RENT.-THE LARGE FOUR STORY
l. Brick Dwelling, with ell the modern i'm
pTovemeIts, situated on K street, north side, be-
tween 9Th and 10th streets. To good and per-
manent tenant the rent will be moderate Inq uire
at No. 394 street. mar TT
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VAhNELL's PAINTING EMPORIUM
No 81 Losisiand auenrs, north side, bsIss 6th
and 7th streets,
p QEsPECTFULLY SOLICITs ORDERS for
~ al kinds OF HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNA-
MENTAL PAINTING
Jobaing promptly attended to at the shortest
notice :
The establishment will be open from 6X a m
20 OK p m and all calls will be readily attended
70.
sign Work ten per cent. cheaper than the old
standard price.
mar l7-2w SIGN Of the rue Esole
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THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.

INK lMPHOyED BEfS OF TEETH.
nR. LOOMS, The INVENTOR AND
~ Patentse Of 1" Loomis' Mineral Plate -
Testh ~ having successfully introduced 8
his improvement in various cities, has AO
now permanently established himself in Wash.
tag.on
This improvement for Sets OF Teeth consists
chiefly In making a set Of but one piece OF mate
rial, and that indestIuctible mineral No metal
IL used In their construction, and they there
fore free from galvanic action and metallic taste
Theirs are no joints to become nlled with moisture
PARTICLES Of food hence they psre and clean
There lighter, stronger, less clumsy, far more
durable, and na tural In their appearance. wi II
give reward Of One Thousand Dollars to any
one who win produce q similar work Of art TO
equal miae In purity, beauty, durability, artistic
e1c.llence any 9th er req uisite quality.
All work responsibly warranted
as Penn avenue, between lIth and 18th sts.
>, mar 10