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= By c. w. BOTELER. Anctloneer.

zf- BY e. w. BOTELER, Auctloueer.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
- AUcTIoN -On THURSDAY MORNING,
May 7th, at 10 O'Clock shall sell, at the residence
Oh Snas Munroe, ESQ, on the corner of I'd street
ana Indians avenue, collection of excellent House
hold Furniture, consisting i'm part of wig
One superior Rosewood Piano forte, made by Har-
per, Boston ---~S' = -
Mahogany Chairs re 2.s .H-E 81 - -.
SHt frame Pier Mirror, Brackets, and Slab H 80
Mahogany Parlor Table, with marble top f'r -.
Handsome Alataster Ornaments 'F..s 81.
bohemian Glass Girandoles l ...s
Mahogany Arm and Rocker Chairs 80
DO Pier Table, with Egyptian marble top
Handsome Gilt Paror Clock
Mahogany Sofa Bedstead et--aE d IT,.
Brussels and Ingram Carpeting, Hall Oilcloth s
mahogany Divans, Gilt Window Cornices
DO Dining and Work Tables ...
10 Dress Bureaus, marble top
do French and other Bedsteads Fla
super or Feather Q ls; Curled- hair Mattresses
Lounge, small Bookcase -
Fine Bronze Fire Sets como
nlture generally -.707' - - "
Kitchen Furniture Cooking Utensils ..-.
GIIndstone. Lot Of LUMBER, &c.
erms: SSD and under, cash; over that sum- a
bearing interest. ''0''''
NAV 2-d C.. w BOTEI,ER Auct
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By WALL& BARNARD. Auct,one,

By WALL & BARNAR ID, Auctroneers
DOSIrIVE SALE OF CARRIAGES AT PuB-
y Lie AUCTIoN-On TUESDAY MORNING,
May at In clock, will sell in front of our Auo
tion Rooms, to cover advances
Three excellent four-seat Family Carriages, well
Two top Buggy-Wagons, lined with leather and
cloth
One second hand top Buggy-Wsgon
One good second hand Carnage
One second hand Buggy Wagon.
The attention of persons in want of Carriages is
especially invited to the above sale, as they win pos
Itively be sold without reserve.
Terms: One-thlrd cash, the balance I'm thirty and
sixty days, Tor notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
interest.
may Id WALL & BARNARD Auct.
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EVENING SALES OF WATCHES JEWEL
~ Ry, CLOCKS, Day GoODs, AND FANCY ARTICLES.
We shall sell al our store of 9Th street and
Penn. avenue, at z o'cl'k, THIS (FRIDAY,DSAT-
URDAY, and MONDAY EVENINGS, a large as
sortment Of
Gold Watches, Jewelry, Fancy Dry Goods
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Glass Ware.
And variety of other Goods too numerous to
MENTION suitable for families, traders, and Others
Goods for examination on sale during the day in
Guiding splendid assortment of Embroidery for pri-
tave sale only.
Terms cash. CIR l.. CROWN AGO
may l-Sts ,... Auctioneers
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Nav 2.-Stocks are hrm Chicago
and Rock Island 1904; Illinois Central shares Us;
do. bonds 9s4i Michigan Southern SAN New
York Central SIX; eading sIk
Sterling exchange is dull.
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may 2-eots JAS. c. McGTJRE. Auct
BY JAMES C. MCGUIRE. Auctloneer.

By JAMES C. MCGUIRE. AuctIoneer.
SALE OF AN ELIGIBLY SITUATED AND
- VALUABLE DWELLING on 18TH STREET, BETWEEN
EANp STREETS NoRTH,AT AUCTIoN.-Op WE'D
NESDAY the 18th day of May instant, at 515 o'clk
p m, shall sell, on thu premises, without reserve,
469, on 18th street, between f and F streets.
The House is Is by 81 feet, contains dining room
and three chambers each OF the I'd and Sd stories
with marble mantes in the parlors and gas fixtures
all through the house.
This property is very desi rabe place Of resi-
dence for merchant doing business on the Avenue
for professional man.
Possession will be given within thirty days after
Terms of sale $4,000 in cash the residue TO be
paid equal annual lnstalments of one, two, three
and four years. the deferred payments to he secured
by deed OF trust on the property.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing can examine the
property day prior to the sale by calling after
O'Clock p, IN. JAS. &. McG UIRE,
may I'D AuctiOneer
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And part OF Lot No. 8, square 3i5, being all tho
SAID lot except the north eleven feet front by sew
enty feet deep. ~
Terms of sale One fourth cash; the balance i'm
ior equal instruments In g. IL, 10, and "a months for
the Trustee.
All conveyanclng at the expense of the purchaser
ana IL the terms OF sale not complied with IN SIX
days from the dav of sale, the Trustee reserves the
right to resell at the expense and cost of the FIRST
purchaser.
j. NJ. CARLISLE, Trustee.
may 2-eots JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, May 2.-Flour is buoyant; sales Of
Ill 900 bbls.; State S6aS6 l5; Southern SaS7 50.
Wheat is nominal. Corn Is better; sales of
300 bushels; mixed Sic.
Pork has advanced mess SO 50; prime sI9
Beef is steady at Sl625. Lard has advanced !;
IL y in bbls
Whisky has declined Ohio 2ec.
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By JAMES C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
w ALUABLE .uNIMPRQYEn PRnpEp n

r9 9N SAPITok HILL AT AUcrIoN.-On Friday
premises, ! shall sell the whole of Lot No. g. in
square ~ fronting 80 feet inches on Pennsy vania
avehue snd pubic space between 5h and 9Th street
east, and running back $50 feet s inches, with the
pnyege OF ten-feet alley from the rear of the lot
Ierms:. One fourth, cash the residue in 6, 70,
ana 10 months, with interest, secured by q deed OF
may a-td JAS. G: MCGUIRE. Auctionser. .
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AUCTION sALFe

BY +. s. WRIGHT; Georgetown. "
canal BOAT AT AUCTION.-on MON
DAY next, 9Th instant, at O'clock .. m, at Wa
.v canal wharf. shall sell for account of whom il
my concern, canal boat Isaac Long, of no tons
Terms at sale. ~ E. s. WRiEH
. u y
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.

By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF THE ST.
4 CHARLES HoTEL-On TUESDAY MORNING,
May 5th, at 10 O'Clock, and continuing same hour
next day, shall sell the Furniture and Effects Of
the st. Charles Hotel viz:
Plush and cloth Sofas
Arm, parlor, and rocking Chairs
hlarble-tOp centre and sofa Tables
Mahogany dining, card and centre Tables
Cane and wood seat Chairs. Lounges
Damask and chIntz Curtains. Shades
Brussels, three ply, and ingram Carpets
OIL Cloth. Mating, Stair Carpets
"a patent wndlass Bedsteads, with sacklns bottoms
Feather Beds, BOlsters and Pillows
Hair and husk Mattresses
Mahogany Bureaus, Washstands
DO French Bedsteads, spring Mattresses
WardrObes, chamber Tables
Looking Glasses Clocks, Toilet Sets
Granite and French China Ware
CrockeTy, Glassware, Cutlery
Radiator, air tight. and other Stoves
together with large quality of furniture and Eff
fects not necessary to enuInerate.
Terms SIS and under, CASH over that sum a
credit OF j. and months, for satisfactorily endor
sed notes, bearing interest.
ap Sod p JAS. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
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By BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY; Georgetown

By BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
~ FARM AND Town LOrs AT AucTIoN.-On
WEDNESDAY, 18th of May, we will SELL at our
Auction Rooms. on Bridge street, at ~ O'Clock o,
m, a. valuable tract OF land in Alexandra county,
Virginia, containing seventy acres, about mile
from the Aqueduct, adjoining and Immediately west
easy of Improvement, is watered with several fine
streams the greater part Is In wood. This tract
will be divided into lots of five or ten If de-
sired.
Also at the same time, five-acre Lot in the Dis
trlct, one mile from GEORGETOWN, the Rlge road,
Immediately after the sale Of the above front of
the premises, we will sell the following described
south part of Lot No. go. in Beatty & Hawkin's
addition to Georgetown, fronting 100 feet Fsyctte
street. west side and running back 10 feet; will be
divided into three lots.
Also the middle part of said lot n feet and run
ming back 10 feet. This also will be divided to suit
purchasers. .....- 7 .
Also, parts of Lots Nos. 60 and 70, i'm Beatty &
Hawklns's addition to Georgetown, northwest
corner Of First and Frederick sreets.) fronting as
feet First street and 81 feet Frederick street.
These will be divided into two lots of STA feet on
First street. ...-.--...
The above described property (beng the real es-
tate IN part of the late VIM. Jewell, deceasedD will
be sold to the highest bidders, without reserve.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue In equal
payments at 6, IL, and 10 months, satisfactorily
cured and bearing interest. .--F0-
All conveyancing at the expense of the purchas-
ers. p. ~.
If the terms are not complied with in one week
from day of sale, the property will be resold, at the
expense and risk Of the defaulting purchaser. ! :
THOS. JEWELL, For the Executors
may BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Aucts
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By JAS. c. McG UIRE, Auctloneer.
VERY SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD SEVEN
OCTAVE PIANO FORTE, FURNITURE and HousF-
HOLD EFFEcTs:-On MONDAY MORNING, MAY
tth, at 10 clock at the residence of w. p Mangum
Jun, on street. between 10th and 18th streets
shall sell his urniture and Effects, VIZ:
superior rosewood seven octave Piano Forte, near
>. ly new and IN perfect order, by Gnabe q Gable
Handsome walnut ornamented glass front Bookca Sc
Rosewood marble top Centre Table
Mahogany Sofa, Arm and Parlor Chairs
Excellent lron- cushioned Extension Chairs
Walnut covered parlor and sowing Chairs
Spring seat Lounge, Window Shades
Carpets, STAIR Carpets, Oilcloth
Mahogany Bedsteads, Dressing Bureaus
Washstands Toilet Sets, &c.
Hair and Husk Mattresses.
Terms: S0 and under cash over that sum a
credit OF sixty and ninety days. for satisfactorily en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest.
ap sd JAS. G. MEG LIIRE +. Anctioneer.
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EALT & YOUNG'S WHARF.

~ lFoRMERLY LENox'sD
Having leased the above Wharf, we offer it to the
merchants and dealers of this city as possessing ad-
vantages all others for landing and all kinds of
merchandise. Its advantages are IN depth of water,
central location, and easy by the graded
avenue and street TO any wharf on the river.
The wharf is large and cOmmodious, made solid of
get out of repair 1t is now in the best orier We
platform scales and if patronized, will fit up brick
unloading.
The attention of Washington merchants having
merchandise carried to Georgetown is particularly
called to the subject. -
Mr.. II. P, CARTER is our agent, and is authorized
to transact business for US.
T. J. & w. M. GAIT,
~
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nnOO REwARD.--Ran avry from his EN-
&Z(UI nioyer on Capitol Hill, about the 9th -
Instant. NEGRO MAN SLAVE, named e4

ROBERT BEALE, copper coIored, about5l ~
Years Of age, of medium height: lively and ~
niea sani in ms uanners end Of modest address S&>
lie was well clothed, and belonged TO one Of the
heirs OF the late Nathan Loughborough He was
marked ON the right thumb by a bone felon.
His owner will pay the above reward for his ppre-
hensiou, wherever found, snd safe lodgment In the
washington county Jail, ID. c. subject TO the order
of the owner. -.f
He has free relations in this city.
The owner refer to Messrs. Clark & Smith, Attor
neys, corner Of sth street and Louisiana svenae.
an p IF
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dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP.

The Co partnership heretofore existing between
the unde is this day dissolved by mutual oon-
sent All persons indebted to the firm requested
to come forward and make immediate settlement by
cash notes, as the business mast be closed with
orr delay. Either OF the FIRM will receive payment
of bill. HENRY NJ. HURDLE,
l.. l.. CLEMENTS.
Georgetown, ID. c., March %. 1887. may l-St.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.


FqHEd RENT ;;l , txo;s.G s and attic BRICK
near the corner of 9Th street west. Apply at the
corner Of 4th and streets, No. IO' friay 2-Sts
R32Ys EoR
ing Of one ParOr and three Chambers, second and
kNT %Ff ae ssa ns ax s Sh g Mrs.
TING TERMs.-A new BRICK HOUSE, ON
l. street north, between 4th and 5th streets, No siO
ss TSs the Pey %a Mftfs ss
door and for terms, of A. SMALL, No. 2sl street,
between 9Th and 10th streets. may 2-eo3t'
RUlddRRISG LOTS For SA SI;E;, square s22
front on street south and 4th and 5h streets east
Me- c6"oS TSeg
tween the Capitol and Navy Yard, convenient to
cash Be
ded TO suit purchasers This Isl rare opportunity for
IN sand
liberal credit Tor the aeisTEed PayWMssts
cor. 9th and l. SITS, Northern Liberties.
ws B sSfa sSt. EYE s
families or single gentlemen, at 4cS street, second
door from the corner Of 9TH. may l-3ts
EOR SALE-On accommodating terms, three new
T and comfortable BRICK DWELLINGS, Nos.
PIE ior each sle and viii 6 sold sspsI.ts}y to
Also, for sale at low prices, two comfortable
FRAME DWELLINGS,, Nos. ll6 and lib, situated
north side of East Capitol street, and near the
Capitol. Apply at No. sig I'd story 7th street.
... POLLARD WEBB,
ap 80 I'm Real Estate Agent.
TOR RENT.--THOsE TWO LARGE Three
II story Brick buildings situated on nth street,
opposite the War Department. To a good and per-
manent tenant the rent will be moderate: Posses
sion given April 9, 1857. Apply to JOHN ALEX
AMBER, No. go Penn. avenue. ep 7-eolm
FARM FOR SALE-A FARM, containing lSO
II acres, of land, more or less, situated Immediately
upon the Washington and Brookvie Turnpike about
2mies from Washington, together with stock, con-
sistIng of % head of Hogs, Cows, Heifers Horses.
Wagon, Hay, Carriage, Harness, Flows, Harrows,
and Farming Utensils generally the Crop IN the
spring in every field. An u9fsiins stream Of water
dwelling house and out houses necessary to farm
ing purposes There is also an Orchard on the place
about third of the land is m timber, oak hickory
&c.
For further information inquire Of BENJAMIN
| BOHR Err, corner Of Beall and Montgomery SITS;
GEO. w. BOHRER, cor Of High and Gay streets,
ises. $50 org .-t .e ap B-ti
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Gl0O REwARD.-Rsnsvsy from the suhseI-
cow Der on THURSDAY, April 9Th, NE1hSS ~
age, black complexion, shout Eve feet and y
half nigh and has ven ~. r, e sa;5 for his .sprs
bensioa snd de,ysey 10 me r. KEN j fres stste
OF sioO II taken in The States 'BH1oSW fE
vi Soiumpi1. Rpens Vista Post Once,
.,lae Prince Georges county, Mo-.
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CEMENT, CEMENT. .E-F
" Just received, Hofman's ROSENDALE CE-
MENT, at the Old Gas House, 10th street and Ca
nal q
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me hsh market was lively scene, and the
uuhsleIs were DONG brisk business at the fol-
lowing rates shad 25a5Oc per pair herring iSc mr.
punch, perch l2Ha25 per bunch, rock Is Der
bunch, single rock from 25a75, and largest sizes
SlaSi Is. Wharf prices at Alexandria, from buck.
steTs reports. are, for shad, per hundred, SlI,
ana herring Ssas-5O per thousand.
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LOOK Orr for the Eagle Tent Celebration at
the Navy Yard on Monday night. See advertise
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The JAMESTOWN CELEBRATION in another
column will be found the advertisement Of the Ex-
cursion from this city to the Jamestown celebra-
ton. All persons designing to join in it are
requested to meet at Rupp's hotel on Monday
evening.
As an indication Of the interest in this celebra-
ton felt elsewhere we may mention that the
steamer Maryland, now lying at our wharves, has
been chartered for that occasion by a party from
Richmond, all the boats Of that city and Of Nor
folk having already been engaged.
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NOT &c E.-I HAVE PLACED ALL MY
r. Books OF account and Bills in the hands of R.
u: LAsKEy, Attorney-at-I.aw, for settlement.
Those who are indebted to me are requested to call
upon Mr. laskey and settle their respective accounts
and expense Of suit.
up N-lw A. TATE.
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the case had been improperly taken ont y, ,h
hands OF the magistrates, and that they yporI5
,nioS, ine Proeeoendo' but requested the motion
error cum no6iS " VI
The Court then took up the case Of Patterson
~. murray an appeal from the decision of Justice
DSU.aI VINO gave Judgment on a promissory note
OF si9 70 after interest had accrued bringi5I the
amount above $50 The plaintiff Patterson had
inhlshed the defendant Murray with LIQUORS for
r. n,p % tne DEFENDANTS hotel bar, and taken
us PIonhssoTy notes for the above amount and
placed them in bank; before the note, wee NJ
ta'sd the plaintiff had Withdrawn the said note.
; 1na me :, nlaglstrat had rendered Judgment on
Inc Court, on hearing the facts set forth by the
counsel decided that the magistrate had no mrs.
utcuon IN tne case, the amount Of the notes being
above the ruling OF justice Of the peace So The
Monday 'Ou'"eu Until
FROM THE RIvER.-The Potomac this mornino
looks desolate indeed. There are no arrivals 81
any account at the wharves
The schooner May arrived last night AZ n iIsv,s
wharf, from Port Walthall. with 40 tons coal foI
the Gas Company. 01- ioi
fishing grounds Of a dseouraging CHARACTER Tbe
P1oPnetois are preparing to scut out - having
, toSt arg sums OF money in consequence of the
failure OF the fishing operation. Captain Lame.
M!eheIl, who came up to Washington last nigbt
win load OF oysters, from Cone river stsies
mar ne heard nothing from any Of the int !medi-
complaints ana dlSappOintInPnt
on me part OF the owners. Capt. NJ, who is good
auho,lty IN these matters, gives IL as his opinion
'n.i 'hS nShings will be general failure
Al Alexandria this morning there were no arri-
ss worm noting severalpungies had been dis
naLgro rom the grounds there being no further
use LOT them- Few fish came up, and prices were
soo1' tne same as yesterday. The trade was con-
hhed 70 country wagons yesterday prices being
100 nigh TO suit the huckSters; to-day they Ia We
snt own way again, and are buying al sl6eie 50
U. -F.-Thc regular semi annual visitation
OF the ofdeers OF the Grand Lodge of the District
OF Columbia to the subordinate Lodges under its
Jurisdiction have been announced nv the n M
James "A: Brown These vistations. we learn
are for the exemplifcation Of the work ~ az
Order, and are looked for with some intere., h,,
those members who desire to be al fait in sno3
matters. The announcenents are as follo,Us
Harmony Lodge, Monday, May iIth Wash.
ington Lodge, Tuesday, the 18th Union I,odos
Wednesday, the 18th Columbia Lodge. IFhu11s'
Gay, the 18th; Central Lodge, Friday, the 18Th !:
Soyenaat Lodge, Monday, the 18th; ExceIsior
I.odSr, Tuesday, the l9th; Mechanics Lodge
wednesday, the aSh ; Friendship Lodge Thus,
ady, the 2ist Eastern Lodge, Friday, the I'D ;
beacon Lodge, Monday. the 18th; Oriental Lodge
Thursday, the 18th Metropolis Lodge, Friday,
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ORPHANS COURI.-The case of James Adams
Administrator, rs. Rogers, Of Baltimore, Md. e,
executor Of - Law, deceased, has been set for
trial, by Judge Purcell, on next Friday week
This case involves many intricate points Of law,
and considerable time will be required by the
able counsel employed by the parties in the dis
cussion; Messrs- May and Brent, of Baltimore,
city, and T. Parker Scott, of Baltimore, for the
defence. =
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MUSDER's MAY BALL will take place Monday
night, 1t having been postponed on account e.
the rain Of last night .salis
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A FALSE FIRE ALAKM about q o'clock last eys-
ming occasioned the fremen the annoyance Of a
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.S@ The following embraces a very exquisite
lesson on gentili.y:
A gentleman from Boston happened to 6nd
himself among little party OF ladies away
down east, last summer, and while in the en-
jOyment of some innocent social play, he care
lessly placed his arm about the slender waist of
"a pretty a. damsel as Maine can boast of; when
she started, and exclaimed:
BE done, sir, Don't insult met''
The gentleman instantly apologized for the
seeming rudeness, and assured the half-offend-
ed fair one that he did not intend to Insult her
Z" No." she replied, archly. We'll If you
didn't, yOm may no so again!' sa'
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in stat, % Superintendents Of public build
nf rSes were also expressly excepted from the act
sai.rt y. 80 ESQ, providing the payment oi
n. L., 5l3 Stackpole being watchman at the
ts ueht's House, appears to come within an
fnceptlon exp essIy authorized by law; so that an
ror his services as assistant door kee Del
they We're rendered at times not intrrfeTrino,,
win MS regular duties, may be made
am, very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
JoHs 5. BLACK.
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rSe The discovery Of the properties of Gun
Cotton has led to various attempts To tind other
composition TO replace gunpOwder. Ithas been
found that mixture Of one part yellow prus-
state Of potash one part white sugar, and two
pIrts cl rate Of potassa, when separately re-
duced to a fine powder, and then mixed by
hand in wooden mortar, and larger quantities
mOistened with two or three per cent. OF water,
mixed, and then granulated and dried in the
usual way, win give gnnpowder which is
readily fred by contact with an incandescent
or lighted body. Its advantages are, that il II
formed Of substances Of uniform composition,
which are unalterable by dry or moist air
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Dentistry, &c.
THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.

:. NJ. LOOMS, M; D., the inventor and patentee ol
successfully introduced his Improvement in&S
various cities, has now permanently estab- SIO
hshed himself In Washington.
TINS Improvement for Sets of Teeth consists chi ef-
X IN making set of but one piece of material, and
.hat lndestTuctlble mineral. No metal is used il
gaivanic action and metallic taste. There are mo
lolnts 20 become hled with moisture PARTICLES OF
1000. hence they are pure and clean. Tbey are
lighter stronger, less clumsy, tar durable and
1atuISl In their appearance. will give a reward o
One Thousand Dollars to any who will produce a
similar work OF art to equal mine in purity, beauty,
quality.
All work respmsibiy warranted.
lS-ly -~~ --'SSss
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A RN Y'S COM PECTIO NER Y
"A No. "A Bridge Street,
u wN ID.

Although determined to retire from business dur
ing February next, am always ready to attend to
all orders for Parties, O., with that zeal aud pune
tuaty that has hitherto been my custom-a re ports
To the contrary notw Outstanding.
As usual, az this season. have a pretty assort-
met OF FRENCH CONFECfIONERY,& c. and
am now preparing large number of Cakes of ali
Kinds, for the approaching holidays Persons there
fore desiring TO avail themselves of this last oppor
tunty Of procuring first rate Christmas Cake are
requested to make early application.
stil offer this establishment for sale. Possession
given any time prior To tho lntb February when n
not previously disposed of. will sell at public auc
tion thus ahording geOd Confectioner an opportu-
nIty OF engaging IN lucrative business at once
IS dtJan3 ltntelligencerI A. l.. Army.