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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
2InFunft ers Dimpfers ,t1jsts
Tavlsr."
@icr,cNn lnac Neufres ous @aIifprnlfn

Nrwsgcrf ben 81. aprt. Der DGmpfrr
,,MrIcs Garter" spn NFpiEwat init calilCmi.
itrn 9ilGridtrn Ills gum 5, Qyril nit ancsrttalt
Miatpnrn 3balsr in Sob unp SEQ YaIasirrn
III an9rfcmmrn.
California. Die 9ta6riftsn Iint ctnr
grcbr Sepcutung. Die @eIGGftr lasrn parnies
Der. Gauincctdl ltrme miitbrtcn Ii ldst lang
ansS Der Sils ts binauf mad 9usrts Sunb.-
Sn ben Minrn9Csrnbsn trdrCn berrutCrrr lle6trs
Ihwsmmunarn spr9etcmm men. Gic Olinrn 9as
tsn rei6r Qustsuts.
GapitGn 8rnnd, Der nit trm SdiTfr ,.Gerr.
lia" scn NaNtlan mad Can 6rarsiefc otfuhr,
III angetlaat, untrrrrgs ttt Cape ct. 2ucas $50, I.
600 in Silter, bic ibm ale Sraft arputrout ras
rrn prraratrn uno lrin S6iF perIrnft su botrn,
pGbrenp er lpitrr mad Isirrr TnfunIt IN Gan
5rln,sfp pOrgat, S&ifftrud 9citcn gu tatcn.
Sregon. au6 in Oregon fat Fd bic De-
mcfrdtr ScrIpItirt. Der ,,SoIrm"' 3wtis fer
Dsmrfratr fat G,rUSrr fir Gcnsre6, UbifdftT
fiir 0cuvernsur nrminirt uns Suhdnan CAfUIs
lirt.
GCn Scn SanSwi9s 9nIsln wirs nidts
Bift9es Scm'lrct.
Ytru. gm I. Nlirs fanb in Grcausa ,nis
Idcn eru observation-disclosures unirr Galilld
unc ben 9lroolutirnGrrn urtrr Giparso Gin Rluli>
oeS 3rCffrn thtt. 2Cettu purfrn gCitIascn urb
Sipaurc mubte mad Bolivia iIidten.
Gailian natm @rsquisa nit Sturm. Die
S6latt icl itrrdli6 gereirn isn. Scu einsm
8esinrnts pCu 600 0iann. baS bic Snrifabn
potbrietste. rurten atr tis auf 40 Wlann aes
ttStrt. Etc DGmpfrt ,apurimar, @ranto lnrb
Gambagaue" icIsn in biz Sanb ret Siron unp
fpurrrn mad GalGoo gsIcnbst.
Der SrrIuit nuf bcem Srtrn tri Der Grniirs
muu9 pon gIrrauipd tstrug 20O0 DlaHn. gte
Stapt tpIr BOILER 8lrillrtcr.
Die ameritanli6sn Sdifc wrtrn rr6 INNER
in Gdtlac felfgE9alsn unb irfltcn OILS quite Irrife
orrtNuft prrrm. eanlla Ica trntTbtisru autb
Bolivia anSusrcifrn uns hds 2inarrs 0VuyrrnS.
lurnt iitcr ben Saufen 5u wGrIsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
Canal 2SarS.

Die terrIdsnte Yartei brs SenatS Rmmte an
NlittwU6 ateno pcr Dem auftruh Der @eleBge
bun9 bic Bill fir glufbebm9 pes GdnalsSOorpt
unb rrs Staats' Sn9enjeurs' '2lmtrS nirper. Sr
Sudalep, Der Elm bartn1dscr @r9ncr Der Sil
fir ben Srrfauf Der Stoatss9ondte mar, pt9Ieid
oaS sanje Bolt pcn 9snnisIpanien pirIe MlBre'
gel aufriAt8 wiinl4te. trfiirrprtste rr ScibrbaI'
tunS pbi9rr Aemter ti5 gum 3uIammrntritt hrl
niatrn 0rIrBgcbung. neil baS SntrrrjIr pcs
Stdatrs prrlange, paB bic IN 8eoe lsbrnern Se.
amtcn jenrm 8trprr 9tr6uuns atIsssn iibrr biz
nit Der Serwaltung Der StdatS;GdnGIe psrfniipf'
ten 0slfGfte. Der Staat bat babrr nod Gin.
NAL bas Srgntssn, rtmd $4,000 gum Inter
balt Der Canal GUmmiliicnes uno $4,000 fir
ben Stantsin9enieur gu trSablcn, wibrsnp bod
bic Gonalr, fir rerrn SeaufIttisung no Ser
ualtun9 iie 8ebatt aus Der StaatstaIr 3tr9en,
urrtauit inb. OitIr faatt5trnOmiI6e gBeisbrit
rss 6rn. Sudalep in uns nidt rc6t rintru6trup,
unD @norn I&crlih aud n6t.
0IddIiar @eiIr III irins sdterlfe Sarfcrac
fir is an Dem pom Der @titbsetung paIlirtm Ss.
I6luB selHeittrt, bas mad 9Glliruns Der Sil fir
ben Srrfauf Der StdatesG analr Een 0elS ,ur
9ttparatur bsrlflbsn cter gu Icnfisen Qrbsiten an
iie ausbC,abIt psrern lUa. g8as atsr linb Canal
Gcmmiiicnsrs obns GjsIS !? Die traurise @ewie.
belt, nttt mebr i'm 0sIpiad rrs Staatcs berum.
wiiblen Su niirfen, Sat le eenn aud ju Der grtl1.
runs trwcgsn, biz GUntrpIr ttrr bic GanSle abs
sebrn gu wVlIru, lotalo bic Suuturp ump @rie
Giisntatn grmpasnis Seis baron ersriifrn bat.
Scmit iinO aud bic ausfftn ssS Srn. gBehlrp
5rpit, rrmctratii6sn Ganripatm fir Canal. Gcm.
milIicnGr, ic9r frPitig. Sir Fum rauS fir IGN
(ga!crIano.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
Ge d)a Patriot.
2lGe,taun, ga, Wini 5. 1858.
Erfifr i1Gttraa.

Col. 8. 80. Sprnea Der 6eraus>
9cbrr trr n 9bilnbclpbia 9rrbc," elmer
Der bersrrragcnbiten Gebner bieirs
Staats, ptrb cin frricr Grrtrag in Ses
sug auf namfrikani(he Staatsmdnnrr, %
Drr bent :, 9lllentaun Senat" liefcrn,
unb ;pnr auf 8rettas 9lbenbs, @lai Z,
um u llbr @trnbs in brm biefseu
Gpurtbouie. e.-Dds Yublifum ilt adj
tunssprQ rin9claben briSuppbnen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
Dcrtasuns Scr 6cfrbscbums.

Die Y6ilabsG. Daily Nsps" bonn Scrlrbttn
SSrsitase, Iast gang pnKcnp :-llnirt ecIer icrctl
ais ale glnbern in rrr 8sputlit, taten utIa6e
bcutt Murssn frsier ;u otbm. Die gsIessetuns
Yertaste lit ssiten I6IisBIi6 unb rtsldd ss nod
nift brtannt lit, met6en Setra9 pcn unbril iic
an9srittct bat, 70 Fnp mir rrt fiber, pab ite
nidt mrbr anriGtm tdun. @s iinp nur rrnise
MlbrsssIn pur&srsansen, bic fir ben gluben Srs
ScIfes ptrIrs Staats bsrrdrrt iinp, uno mir nsb'
men an, RAP, rrnn man bic Sia fir rem Srtauf
Der Candle. ipsIds pirfli6 pcn srrbrm NuBrn III,
at;iett, nfts iitris blsitt mas trrrfnrt mare tr'
acnp eiurm tsprutenpsn 3bsis psS Gclfcs ntBl6
Su iein. Gic NitsIisper baden ii6 natirli6 SUl'
lie Ss,abluns SusrRimmt unS tstnrn Grsbit Se9e'
len fir ras, mus srtcben trrrren.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05

sgSu benz GauntY @rfinsniB in Stilatcl'
p5ia baten lie cine Mdblr cinscrittrt. wrIrltit
gcafrs unb SIsatunten, pcIfe ii6 friibcr sin-
itrdrn licbcn, tloS um frrir Srit unb Stra& su
baben, nun arteItrn unp bic MitIs in Sewrsun9
baltrn miiilrn. IS nimmt 10 MSnnrr auf ein'
mai I'm rirIstts i'm Gang gu baItn. Gds ltSns
le 6prnmsbl rirO in bieIcr NiibIr acmuGt. Nan
permut9tt, pa6 titIe @inriGtura Scl rasu ttitra-
grnwirb. SasobunOrn aus prm @cfinsniR Su ball
ten. gBrnn fie arteitsn plIrn, arttitsn fs lisEr
i'm Sreirn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05

ray 9la6scma6ts falf4e flint 96alcr Sob.
lfiide brfinpen fG I'm llmlauf. Sir linp 70 rcbl
unO 9si6 ben d6tcn naagsmudt, tae ie nitbt
anSrrs ais rur6 paS ri6tt9s @spi6t untrrItie.
rem iprrosu tGnnrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
permSacnswcrtb in SEN Der. 5taatcn

Ids @tIammSrrmSgrn in ben Ser. Stddtcn
tpiro aui $4,000. 100000 9si4dBt; rir St.
.p6Itsruns If "a MtIlicnrn SsrIen. Gas Ger
mEsn untrr bic SrSGfrung prrtbeiIt siett $500
fir icpr g>rricn wnb prricrrn auf cine 5amlir
1crrd)nrt F6mmt auf jcrr 6amiIte paS nidt unkr.
fcultuce @rrmiICu Yen $500.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05

B~Tit I6dplids Gpirsmir Der Srantiiftuna,
pUppn 9dncalirr Gaunts idpn lanse tGimStipdt
purbs, bat lif nun aud auf Daupbin Gauntp
duesettbrt Der ,.SatelanrF sSpdttrr' trridttt
a6rrmals cine Grurrsbrrnl in Sarietnr9, peIde
UrrmuttIt9 rur6 tSSwiliSr SranriiifiunS entitnn'
ecn mar,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05

1G>Gin Gcrrpcnbsnt Der ,glcuYcrt 9rprss"
Idlast hen A6tb. 3 bnG 6. rittenpen
BON Ssntudp, Dor ais GaneiOat fir bic grelicm.
IsnItsls in 1860, unb gS aI&tnstUnSunt, I
BON NruYcrf, ais Ganbipat fir Giers Irrliprut.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05

0cTGis Grud.GCiteu fir BEN 33In GcnareE
beiirfrn ii& m 50 ,220,7l5, uc bic fir ren "a.
gu 81 ,6l9,2g2.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05

I@-ginc 40jibrise unprtetrdttrtr Sc6tr res
Srn. paul Dpwln, pcn .Mpntarmtrs Co., be-
ains firSlid in sinrm Qnfau mUmcntanH Sci.
ilssa6ptisnbrit SeblmOrO, inrrm iie Il y in ibrrs
Saters Drummer ItiirSte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-05-05
gueas Eatrs, p. t. Past"

Der frpmms BunI6 ririrs crfsn 2utt. ga7ort
Der @Its0cItrntrpprn Stride in au9nI6,tnIid
in @rfiiluns srgansrn, rrnn beise Wemstntrn
rcfCrnirts uup Iutbsriits, 70 pe i6re beicerIrti'
gen prsrissr, babsn ron Der 3eit an tis auf 6cutt
tR Der 9emcinifaftIhcn Stride, Gptl in 6rlli.
der ststs unN Srytri9ii6Fsit Srrebrt. giEStm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-09

dered wig, three cOrnered hat, and siIvered
buckles walked the streets, Stafford never
bowed, but walked straight along, "a if he
scOrned obedience to one who would bend the
knee to an earthly king But ne still con-
tnued to go to meeting, and would sit as pa
tently through the long sermons and loyal
prayers, as good old Deacon Burr himself The
truth was, this same Deacon had one daugh-
ter and pretter girl than Polly Burr never
entered village church; or, 1 might say,
graced palace. She had roguish black eye,
and her hair curled naturally you never saw
1t IN paper, even in the morning and then she
was so neat and trim in her gingham short
gown and white petticoat, and at meeting she
looked pretty enough to make young mans
heart ache.
TO BE CONTINUED.
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Miscellaneous.
OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,I I
4 Y

~ TREASURY DEPARTMENTAL
May Is, lS5S.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals
vii! be received at this Department until the I4th
day OF June, proximo for the issue of any portion,
or the WHOLE Of four millions of dollars in Treasury
Notes In exchange for gold coin Of the United States
deposited with the Treasurer OF the United States,
the Treasurer of the Mint at Philadelphia, the
treasurer of the Branch Mint At New Or cans, or
the Assistant Treasurers at Boston, New York,
Charleston, or st. LOUIS within ten days from the
acceptance of such proposals, under the authority
oil The act OF Congress entitled "An act to authorize
the issue of Treasury Notes." approved sd De-
cember, 1857.
The Treasury Notes will be issued upon the re-
ceIpt here of certificates of deposte with those
officers to the credit of the Treasurer Of the United
States. They will be made payable to the order of
such bidder or bidders as shall agree to make such
exchange at the lowest rate finte-est not exceeG
ing SIX per centum per annum, and will carry such
rate from the dste OF the certcat of such deposte
Inc proposals must state the rate of intetest
without condition and without reference to other
biGs anu contain no other fractional rates than QUE
l"urth' ore hall, or threefourths of per centum
one per cehtum Of the amount proposed to lie ex-
changed must lie deposited with one of the treasury
otcers above enumerated. whose certificate of such
deposit must accompany each proposal, as security
ior It's iulh'ment. II the proposal is not accepted
immediate directions will he given to return such
deposlte Should the proposals he variant from the
provisions the act of Congress- or of this potics
they Will not be considered.
All proposals under this notice must be sealed.
and inscribed ON the outside proposals for Treas
ury Notes" They will be opened at this department
at y O'CLOCK, m, on SAID i4th day OF June
HOWELL COBB,
iIla Io-t1LWtI4J une. Secretary of the Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-09

y A prudent and well-dispOsed member Of
the Society of Friends once gave the following
friendly advice John said he, ~ hear you
are going TO get married." Yes" replied
John, Il am" Well" replied the man OF
drab. have little piece of advice to give
thee. and that is, never marry woman worth
more than thou art When married my wife
was worth just fifty cents, and she wa. worth
sixty-two cents, and Whenever any difference
has occurred between us since, she has always
thrown up the odd shilling"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-09

- The editor Of an exchange, Just married
to "A Tennessee gal, discOurseth in this fashion !:
"A pair of sweet lips, pressure or two of deli
cate hands and a pink waist ribbon, will do as
much to unhinge man as three feyers, the
measles, a large-sized wheoping cough, pair
of lock jaws, several hydrophObias, and the
Doctors bill.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-09

II ADlES-Perhaps there ara some few who are
l. net acquainted with the rood taste with which
SfEV VEINS FANCY GO IDS are s. lected. Those
lew would advise to lose time In oalling to con-
vince themselves Of so important a fact, as Inc has
Just made valuable additions TO his already superior
stock. b - ie5 Leost
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HATS OF THE SEASON.
SUPERIOR MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

SUPERIOR MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
Prof. DE C(ENIEL, formerly Principal! of the
Music Department at Patapsco institute Nd ~,
having been induced 10 come and locate per IN
maLently III this city, begs 10 inform the Musl-S&E
cal pnhnc oi Washington, Georgetown. and their
vlcntles. that he will give, 10 limited number of
speeai pupils advanced in Music, thorough prac-
tIca course of instruction the Harp, PIar Oforte
Huitar sing ing, and Organ. His general reputation
already known as composer will, he hopes, he suf-
Professor. ~
Prof. DE CPnel will also give a regular course of
Instruction confidential y in the ri of Tea cbIng
10 those who do not yet find themselves competent
re.m, or 10 nose WHO may wish 10 make Mnslc
nethou 10 pursue for lmparting strictly thorough
Muslcai Education, cascal!y formed and condensed
INTO elght sections parts, ard when duly
VIII receive printed Certificate of Merit and Com
potency as a Professed Teacher.
III Orders lved for the selection of the hest
Instruments without charge.
Add teSs to the care of Mr.. Davis, Piano Store, or
ma IS eOlmt
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PQITISu oUTpaGES

IMPORTANT INFLUENCE has been brought
10 bear upOn the Administration. who have decIue eu
to despatch the :. line of battle ship Pennsy Iva
MA 70 the Gulf of Mexico. II is said that CommO-
dOre Stewart Is to assume command. and the pri-
vate stores nf cabin d ward room, messes, inoud-
Ing old wreck whisky, have been already ordered
from JONAS Z. LEVY'S new Wine and Spirit
Store. No. 554 18th street ma ~
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nENTISTRY.
II DIR. STEPHEN BAILY,
OyYIcI No. 1913 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 49,
JArks Goory Vow l<tk Slrtlf, 10

JAfts GoofJ yfor l<tk Sweet.
Dt. BAILY bsEs Leave 10 inform the pu bllc that he
He feels Assured that an of Sftsse nesrs
Practice with the large number of PATIENTS and great
variety ot dheqt Gases that he has trssted success.
fully, VIII ens,4e him TO surmOunt auy difficulty,
sclenIhC or otheTwlse, relating to the Teeth. Hls
o.n experience confirming the opinion Of many men
aud and F. Parmy, has led him, oag since 10 dis
al Enamels, Gutta Perchs, India Rubler, and Ce
ments ior the construction OF Continuous Gun
is the only reIebe substance that on be worn in the
mouth rs was most conolusvely shown ty the Iast
ALTHOUGH he fsttefs Himself from hi. Ion, r,ri.
eeoSp d6d m PnSos On he oTab
leave 20 refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS:
FROM The late Rector OF the Church OF EpphxEy o
DIR. STEPHEN BAILY: Dear Sir-I desire 2 s1prsss
my esteem Tor you personally, and my confidence ir
FOR me have been highly satisfsctory hOpe that you
may receive the patronage from my friends nd ths
Psbiio that your skill sowsll deserves.
Washington. A.r. ., Is5s. o'W y.WW.fFiRkHcs. fFiRkH
Frsm one Of the Oldest firms IN Baltimore. Msssrs,
bosss, Cotman Co.
ts OF M@sRinson oiy. to sIeccts for me eVn an n IN
portaDt and difcult piece of work which he did to
Of most dstns taf Of the isf Dens
College OF Baltimore, failed, after repeated TRIALS to
great pleasure to express my entire confdenoe ans
high estimation of his professional skill.
Baltimore, Jan. IL, 1857. HARMANN BO60S,
kxt.ot from note received from the late ss, yskx
I. Clayton.
U. :. SEsAYx, Aug. Is, Isa.
rke teeth yss made for me work idmiTabiy; moth.
''' N " ' t6EN N. CLAYTON.
70 those that seek relief nom :he masdies Of th.
teeth, can cheeTfclly recommend Or. y. Bay as q
luPeTloT Dentist; ne made 8 set OF pOrce ian teett
for one of my family, and plugged several teeth for
myse and the work has all stood xell for more thar
ten cara. ROBERT L. NIXON,
Of ths Va. Cont. Of tns M. &. Church South.
Aprli Is. 1881.
We, the undersi.ned, having hkd occasion 70 Avail
skrsolves o. the professional skill of DIR. 8 Baily.
SIr. Eontlst OF this city, having boen cogaiz
ant VI his operations an.lss or friends take
Ts1sure 10 expressing our adrIfstlon OF his srtstlo
skill, well as OF the uniformly satisfactory manner
IN " hlch he performs the most delicate and din Gull
operations IN Denta Surgery Gnd pectfulll
commend hlm to the confidence and patronage OF tht
prb.lc OF which We consider HIM omlnenty worthy.
THOMAS y, WALTER, Architect u. :. Csvltol.
EH0sIs MILLER, NJ. D., of Washingtc u. G.
B. :. BOEaER, III. u. of GeUrgetown, ID. e.
n. :. LINCOLN, NJ. d., of Washington, II. G,
Jos. Il. BREpLsI, Of Washington, u. e,
GEORGE WALTON. Ex- 6 overnor of Florida.
WLLTBR LkHox, EI- Mayor Of WashinE.oaJ
HyyRy BALDWIN, u. :. Patent Once,
y. G. VISIT, PrinciSs RiItolhoIse Academy.
fabsO If
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IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRENGTHEN and assist them, by the Paris
OptlcIan, d. WOOLFSON, who 15s-Gnx1A.
has arrived from Europe with his X
own, as well as the manu- facture of good many
others of the latest improved SPECTACIES and
III E-GLASSES among which are the
PEkISCOPIC CONCAVE and CONVEX The
DOUBLE FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISHED
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, Etc,
Tnloh are warranted To improve any EYE affected
with weakness, cataract or tending to il; also
SHORT-SiGHTEDNES
Persons who are compelled to u Sc slssses or those
now using them, will be suited at first sight Those
wonderful
DOUBLE-POLISHED VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received she highest recommendations at the
worlds Far, at Paris, through their producing 4
elearness and easiness of vision heretofore known
In any other improvements.
Also. all styles of OPERA, spy, and MaGNI-
MI u OIASSES, CompGsses, and Nj horoscopes
are Tor sale at hs store of Eghth street and
pennsy wanna avenue, or Eighth street No. I9l be-
tween street and Pa. avenue.
IL Do cot mistake Ehe corner Of 8th street.
Prices very reasonable, the same ss at his sstab-
nshment IN Europe. n9-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-09
NEW FANCY STORE.

The subscriber has Removed from her old stand
on Il street opposite the Post Office, to eth street.
east side, Nc 5211a, just above the corner of ID st
aud will have constantly Oh hand. every variety of
Fancy Articles also, Chenille Silks, Beads, W0rs
teds, Shetland Wool; uperIOr quality and assOrt-
ment. Embroidering of every description executed
and Drawings of Patterns OF all kinds attended TO-
II Instructions III all EmbrolderiGg, Knitting, Crotch
ct, Tapestry and Netting given hy
ma l2-lm' MRS. EEDNORE RUPERT.
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CHEOPLASTIC PROCESS
~ AN IMP ROvEMENT nv
MECHANICAI. DENTISTRY.

WECHhNICAL UENIISI nj.
DIR. L. %. HILLS respectfully informs the public
that ne IN now prepared to ms ert partial and
'ull setts of TEETH at reasonable rates ,Sv$r~S
on this improved plan. The great sdvan ~~lLO
tsge this process has all Others 10 It's perfect
adaptation. The method of itself Insures a most
perfect mt. The metal rs entirely free from all me-
taic taste and none of the secretons Of the mouth
can have any effect upon H.. Testimonials from the
most prominent citizens OF Baltimore, confirming
IT'S great superiority, can be seen. All those per-
sous who are suffering with Ill adapted plates will
please give me call, ard | will II Ike great pleasure
IN explaining and exhibiting to them specimens of
the work. All inquiries should he made AT nv Of
nee, as am the only authorized agent for thus pro
cess.
Office, No go Penn. avenue, between 18th and
18th streets, next house above GautIer's.
ap lS- 3n
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Dentistry, 20.
Carl ID,

DR. LOOMS. DENTIST, will be abseut from thl'
city during the summer months, but wlH<@
return the LIST of September to resume hIsSvSyYS
professional duties, lie will also change --
another LOCALITY, of hich due notice will be gwen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-09

E- SHIRTS.
Il ITTlNG SHIRTS. AND NO HUMBUG.
Any gentleman who wants 81 reror cut Shirt and
shirt TO hit, of the best quality Of material every
one can testify who has tried them call at the cor
ner OF 9th street and fennsy lvanla avenue. No fit
I'D sale. - '
ap 22-eo HOPKINS'S BAZAAR.
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/ w. PLANT, UNDERTdKER, No. 4I3 7th
y street, between q and II, keeps -U
constantly OH hand every article re- Su-! aE.F5zsy
CURED IN his line-a fine Hearse,
Patent Corpse Freservers, c., &c. His charg are
moderate. and his attention instant on call any hour
Of the day night. Hacks furnished for funerals at
lowest possible rates. ap8-Iy
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THE BOOK OF THE CONSTITUTION.

rhe demand oc the people from ali parts of the
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down the statistics to the present time, such tn
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Constitution of the United States and of It's having
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companion for every American citizen, and as text
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Editors who yonerate and support the Constitu-
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SlUN OF THE
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Indicates where you may get LODKi O..
HkAScES, IN gilt or mahogany frames; POR-
TRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES, round, oval,
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL.

QUARTKRMAsTBR's OFFICE. L. S.M. CoRPs
WASHINGTON, May 10. 1853.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office un-
III Thursday the 10th day of June, 1859. for supply
ing such quantities of wood and coal as NAV he
required iOr the Marines stationed ut Washing ton
u. y, from lst July, 1883, to 30th June, 1889 TEe
coal To be best anthracite white ash. broken and
screened and free from dust, aBd to weigh 224O lbs
70 The ton. II he wood to be best oak sapng, and
both the wood and coal to be delivered on the reaui-
sltion oil the Commanding Marine officer. and piled
ana measured at such points within the walls Of the
HlarlI Barracks as NAV be esgnatsd by him, free
OF expense to the United States, ard subject to his
approval.
Bidders Will accompany their proposals with the
names of two surstIes known to tins office or finn
known, Will he certified by some officer OF the gov
ernment. d. J. SITTHERIAND
l2 SiawtJeIN 4uarfprmastar l. = NJ CONS
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ITO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS LEAV-
ING THE CITY, would offer aer--,r
large and well-scIected stock of Trunks kSEsxN
Travelling Bags and Nallses Of all stI les ~xiS9
ard qua tues. Also, superior stock of Spring nd
summer Clothing for geniemen's and youths' wear
great variety OF gents Furnishing Goods always
hand. J. q. STEPHENS
INA 26 2w No. SO Pa ay upGer Browns' Hotel