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nR. sANFORD'S LIVER lNVIGUkA.

~ TOR stands pTeeminent among medicines as q
Liver regulator that can be relied On to cure all
kinds of Liver complaint Now this is Just the
thing the public need, for there are hundreds in
this vicinity Who for ears have been troubled with
this disease III some shade untl they IMAGINE the
whole catalogue Of diseases aflilct them. We wish
To say IL s SUCH that the IBy,gorator has perform
I'd some of the most wonderful cures of Liver Com
p!aiat that We have ever known. For sale by
JN0 W POLLARD,
nay 26 Druggist, 18th street.
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TRUST SALE OF VERY VALUABLE

TRUST SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
i REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY, IN TnE
CITY OF RICHMOND AND COUNTY OF HEN
RiC0.-By virtue of deed of trust from b Bragg
and wife to the undersigned trustees, dated the 9Th
of April, 1851 recorded in the Hastings Court Rich
mond, and in the County Court OF Henrico. and by
request of creditors ccording thereto, We shall
proceed to sell at public auction. on the premises
(f rot, the next fair day beginning at o'clock
NJ, the following Real Estate in Richmond, in the
SAID deed conveyed:
LIST. A Lot of Ground on the north side of or Mar
dwelling and other Improvements thereon, fronting
III feet, running back l63 feet.
I'd Another Lot of Ground lying near the corner
of 9th and Arch streets fronting about feet the
5425 feet with four small brick tenements thereon,
occupied by good tenants, at fair rents.
3D. Another Lot Of land on the east line OF 9th st.,
between Cary and Canal Streets fronting 80 feet on
lar, frame dwelling and other improvements
And on THURSDAY, the 18th Of June, lo5S. COM
mencing at 10 o'clock Nj. If fair, Sf not. tie next
fair day at the residence of MIR Bragg, in Hem
rico county ON the new Charles City Road, about
three miles from the city Of Richmond sometimes
called "Oak Grove" we will sell also. large amount
of valuable personal property in the said deed con-
veyed, consisting OF ten slaves: joe John. Warner,
Lawson, Billy, Charlotte, Rachel. Nina, Agnes and
Maria; about 20 mules horses, IL cows lot OF hogs
a large amount of plantation utensils and impie-
chine household and kitchen furniture, embracing
the usual variety, and other articles.
TERMS :-One-fourth IL cash. the remaining three
fourths upon a credit of one. two and three years
respectively, ~fth legal intereet from the day OF
sale, the credit payments OF the real estate for
which negotiable notes are to be given, to be Sc
cured by a lien on the same, and the credit pay
.nents Of the personal estate to be secured by ap
proved endorsed negotiable not 8. 1he taxes on
the real estate for 1855, the purchasers to pay.
VIM. +. TAYLOR. / Trustees.
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CO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.-WIL-
LIAM III. BELTS having associated himself
with us for the purpose OF conducting AUCTION
BUSINESS for the sale Of Negroes, the firm here
after will be carried on in the name and style OF
PULlIAA Il BETS Thankful for the encourage
ment heretofore received they mutually solicit the
patronage so literally extended 20 the cid firm and
especially ask the attention of their respective
friends TO the new partnership.
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DISSoLUTIONs. 40.

NoTICE.-The CO par tnership hereto
- fore existing between ALLISON, Fay MEL.
LON. IL this day dissolved By mutual consent. The
business viii hereafter be conducf ed by
MELLON d. SON
Thankful for past favors, respectfully solicit
continuance
In store choice OLD WHISKY which we recon-
mend TO consumers. MELLON SON,
l34 Cary street.
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SHIPPING.
--aae.. 49,. ~,

rr--A NoTICE.-T0 PASSEN-
- : -sss...SssaS-gssSzsssaERS FOR PORTSMOUTH AND
E'sTf'II-n The steam r CURTIS PECK, Captain
I,ys paws will leave The wharf At Rockets regu-
izr,y every MONDAY. WsDNESDAY and FRI
uAY mornings at -, o'clock. PRECISELY. for the
sfoVe places. aud return each alternate Gay (StS-
INV M-ts RIO HAsKIaS.
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-r- A SMALL TON BOAT

Es.Sla.-eoe SALT am authorized to sell
sfaaIi IeFN BOAT. IS feet keel, beam - feet and
a. ne Of ~ horse power. She is only four years old
pTTf-ctly, sound. and in good order, au1 will be
s,iA law' as hsr owner has no further use for her
pnt fngther particulars apply to
my Its X y uAShiNS,
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DUVAL 4 NORTON sell Semp!e's Ba-
AZ kiog Powder.
airing & pearce sell Semple's Baking Powder.
Meade Baker sell Sepples Baking Powder.
Purcell Laid & Co sell Sempie's Baking Powder.
Gei DowdeB sells semple's Baking Powder.
j picAt sells sempe's Baking powder.
L Thomas sells temples Baking Powder.
Fisher 4 Winston sell semples Baking Powder.
Ana for sale wholesale and retail by
JOHN w. GARLICK. Sole Proprietor.
And Nv DrnR Eisse and Groccrs geneI Ally. my q
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ZINE q I TEAS.--We are in receipt Of
l. an inyoc" Of Gna Teas. 10 which We Invite
The attention Of the trade.
mya5 I&a DAVENPORT
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DEFINED sUG A R-lUU bbis. New
IL York extra Cof'e Sugar: 100 bbs Fgerton.
DouRherty Woods Cas- q Coffee SUGAR; 30 bble
New York Circle Coffee Sugar l25 hbls Cut Loaf
Crashed and Powdered Sugar. receiving this morn
ing; for sale by
TEWiS N WEBR II CO
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BoARDrMo. -.

MRS. ]. J. FRY has two var com
Ava brtable Rooms, which will 81 x.c.ss{ - -
days Residence between 7th and sth. vrsnhiin y n
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Onn BALES UNDER DECK HAY,
~~So landing from schr wythe. aud for sale by
mr. p r n EuIrLOCk & SON
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otl HHDS PRIME WESTERN SIDES
BACON; 8 hhds small bright Hams Bacon 3
hlrs Breasts Bacon 80 bbis and teTcts leaf Lard
IS 1rkins Leaf Lard. For sale ny
VIM WALLACE SONS
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NJ e. Rum Pure Molasses Rum, d.
~. rec. from the dis.iliory, for sale by
my26 DAVENPORT
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AUCTIONEERS, WALL STREET
. RICHMOND, VA
WIN sell n EGR0ES both publicly and privately
Our porters always at each depot. and at boats on
their arrival A @ PULLIAM
WILLIAM II BhTTS.
Richmond Nav nth 1919 nv to-ann
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CHILDREN'S CLOTH IN d.-To Fl
~ Children from TO years Of age-some hing
tasty in styse ard comfortable for Summer wear,
ALs0 Boys Clothing from to JIG years Of age
in variety Of stylss and patterns. Call at "a Man
street my2 WIN IRA SMITH.
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EISH, FISH.--No ] Halifax Cut, No.
L Boston Cut Labrador and condemned Cut Her
rings smoked Mornings Goldfish, In store, and TO ar
rive, and for sale in lots TO snit purchassrs by
BRIDdF0RD CO,
INV IN on the Dock.
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4 I CUST AT COST! AT GUST.
A-CL0StSG OUT POSITIVELY With view
of making change in his business, the subscriber
of 'rs from this day, his entire stock OF fresh and
seisonable Dry Goods. at prime COST for cash. He
Would particularly cali the attention of house keep
,rs aud farmers, and all those inclined 10 lay III
their ADli! AID servants supplies. 10 the above
fact, aud upon call and examination Of stock and
prices theg will heel satisfied that they gnard their
Usn Interest by making their purchas, of him.
Any one sirous of engaging in the Dry Goods
bnsiuess. and wishi OF the best stands in fhe
city, Applying to him, may expect one Of the best
bargains aver offered.
Gail before the stock is picked. at
HENRY BROWNS,
No Is Main street.
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ARRIVALS AT THE BOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL j Mater and lady. NY.
Simb and lady, Pa; Miss Sinh. Pa: Miss
Hardness. PA Smit, Nc; J Maclelen
NC; Blake, Nc X Haber and family, Ga:
c Litchheld, Va; T Clark La: M Fresey
La; Huntington, Ia; II III Killogg and family,
III; Thompson, Ill; Stanbough and lady, La:
Mrs Evans, Nh; Macleod, Ky; w II Gardner
Tenn; Ewing, Miss; Winston, Tenn; J
Jones and lady, Ga; Miss NJ Burning, Ga; B
Hosting, NY; Miss Sweet NY; NJ Bovd.
N.Y. ID l. Sprange, Va; Mr. and Ms Vanwkle
La; Miss Vanwikle, La; Miss VanwikIe La
DaEres, La; w Starr. NY; K Edmond and
family, Va; r. Bayer, Pa: Col Fuuntaroy.
USA; SymingtOn, Md; A b Hutrhson Va;
Reeves, Md; w I.ener Va: b MORAN Va
A W0lr, Va; Tinpin, Va; II Howsor Pa; III II
Russell, Md.
NATIONAL HOTE'L-w TeeI.DC: T. p
Shallcross, Va; Capt Simms USMC;R n Wat
kiDs and lady, Tenn; = stevens John Cnsbman
Robt ClarksOn, Pa; Mr. Swift, Mass; T. thinner
l. Swarzweld, ID Humphreys, Va; J Mitch,
eli, Miss w and Foxey, Ala; Hardiman b
r ChIlds, G:; L Simms. La; r. Simms, La; w n
Sanford, W = Carroll, q w Sp-rling w We
Md; Coates, NYork; c ; Bradley RI: w NJ
COZart, Miss Patterson, Miss; g A seller Yk;
Samuel Coe, Holmes, q f Clarke, ID Wilson
Dr L Dare, Md; f Darlington, d CroniD, ] X
Taylor, Campbell, U Robinson, 4 Dodge, N
" Williams, Dc; Denman NJ
UNIFIED STATES HOTEI.-TV Brent, Va:
A CIalle, do; Il Hazard, do; " Long hodge,
Md; w Middleton, NY; J Peter, Va: j +.
Young, Md; nj Riggs and lady, Conn: w A
Wilson, lnd; Il Barber, do; Il II Garnet Mas;
Perry, Ky; III Delar2le. GA; J Haw DC: Il
GTeenwell and lady, Ala; Miss NJ Barton do; II
N Motett, Md; l. Chancellor and family, Va; J
r Walsh, do
KIRKWOOD HOUsEi-A Pendergrast. XIV:
y DENLY, Va; Kain, NY; F Kirby, Mo; f. ii
Tracy, NY; Huston, do; ) Housley, Mass: X
Swlnton, Va; b Norman. Ill.
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Throug trial OF many years. aud through every
nation of oivIliZ ed mon. ASEE'S CHERRY PFC
cure of pulmcnagy disease than any other
remedy know 10 mankind. Cases Of apparently set
tied c0nsumptI have been cured by lt, and thous
ands of sufferers who deemed beyond the reach
Of human aid have been restored To their friends and
usefulness, To sound health and the enjoy meats of
life, by this all powerful antIdute To diseases of the
lungs anG threat. Here q cold had settled on the
lungs. The dry hacking cOus h. the CLASSY eve, and
the pale, thin features of him who Was lately lusty
and strong. Whisper tn all bat him CONsusPTIoN.
tie tries eyerythi nut th- disease ls gnawIng al
his yItas and shows ats fatal smptoms more and
more over all has irGme. tie Is taking the CHI r.
Ky PICTORIAL now; u has stopped his cough,
made his breathing easy; hts sleep rs sound Al mig
his appetite returns and with II hIs strength. The
dart which pierced has side 10 broken. Scarcely ANY
neIghborhoOd can Ia found Which has hot some Inv
INF trophy like this to shadow forth the virtues
which have won for the Cherry Pectora an i'm
pc Ishatie reE0vn. but lis usefulness does not end
here. Nay, It sao1npiGnes more b. prevention than
cure. The countless colds 6nd coughs which IL
cures are the seed which would have ripened into
dreadful harvest Of lncurabls diseases. Influenza,
Group, Bronchitis, Hoarsensss Pl6ufIsy, Whoop-
lug COugh and ali limitations of the throat and lungs
are easily cured by the KERRY PECfORhLIf
taken IN season. Every Family should have 1t b,
them. and they Will find il invaluable proteotIon
from the InslduUus pTOwieT which oarrIes Of the
parent sheep from many deck Rud The darling lamb
from many u home,
Authenticated evidence ofthese facts with direc-
Tons for the trent nent OF each complaint, may be
found IN Ays r's AmericSG Almanac, of which we
publish three millions. ana scatter them broadcast
over the earth. IN order that the sick every here
may have before them The lniorul4tIon II contains
Druggists and dealers IN medicine generally have
them for distribution gratis and also for sale these
remedies, prepared 10y DIR. J. &. AVER, Practical
and AIsy tosl Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold by u ID. GILMAN, Washington, and by II.
COOK. Als1anarIa, and by all dealers everywhere.
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DIX. srRRpEEENN sEAlhLS, "
OTFIcB 18 PKNNsYLvANrA AVENUE,
Ihree doors from l4fh sfyevf y :.

DR.. BAILY bsgs leave to inform the public that
he can be seen. seen at sli hours. at his ONCE.
experience of fifteen years pnctIe =, with Q1f18
h sFfs number a Of and ssa. variety of
enable him to surmount any didicuity, scientific or
otherwise, relating to the Teeth His own experi-
the prOis sslon and especially Drs harris and J. and
+. Parmly. has led him, long since, to discard all
EHames. G otts Per cha, iudia ubber and Clements
for the construction OF Contlnuous Gum Teeth and
reliable substance that can be worn IN the mouth as
was mont c1nclusively shown by the last American
Although he aatters himself from his long resi-
ana 10 pr psao1Se he Is iaEosoy
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS. '+
From the late Rector Of me Chureh Of Epiphuny,
oftkis city:
DR.. STEPHEN BAILY: Dear Sir-I desire to ex-
press my esteem for you personally, and my conf
dence in you as superior dentist. The operations
hope that You may receive the patronage from my
friends and the PUBLIC that your .kiL well de-
'' Washington. Aug so 1856 very w. FRENCH.
From ons Of the oldest firms in Baltfmoys-
Msssrs. Boggs, Cotnan T. Co.
Having employed DR.. Stephen Baiy, Surgeon
important and cait piscs work. Which hs s did
to entire satisfaction, and view of the fact that
tai College OF Bsltofe failed after rspes' ed trials,
to perform the same work satisfactorily. j. gives me
great gleasure To express my entire confidence and
high Estimation of his professional skill
Baltimore, Jan. r., 1857. Hartmann BOG0S.
Extract from a note rscsirsd from sac late Hon
JohsM Clayton
u. y. Senate, AUG. ls. Ias6.
The teeth you made for me work admirably; no
'''ps ''D'1 '' ''''''' JOHN MIC n. tc;THfToN.
To those seeking relief from the malades of the
teeth, can cheertuy recOnpnsnd Dr. :. Baily as a
superior dentist. He made set of poI celaln teeth
for of my family, and plugged several teeth for
myself, and the work has all stood well for more
than tan years. ROBERT T.. NIXON,
Apnll9, 1856. Va. Conf. nj e Church South.
We, the undersigned having had occasion to avail
ourselves OF the professional skill OF Dr. y. Bsliy,
Surgeon Dentist of this CITY, or having been cogn-
zant of his operations families friends, take
pleas In expressing admiration of his stIo
skill, rs well as the uniformly satisfactory manner
IN which he performs the most delicate and difficult
operations IN Dental Surgery, and we pectfully
recommend hun to the confidence and patronage of
the public, OF which We consider HIM eminontly
worthy.
THOMAS U. WALTER, Architect u. =. Capito
THOMAS MILLER, M. ID >, of w shlngtOn ID, C.,
Is. :. BoHRER, NJ. ID. of GEORGETOWN, ID. c.
N. !. LINCOLN. Nj. d.. of Washington, D.
Jos H. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. g.
GEORGE WALTON, TX Governor of Florida.
WALTER LENOx. Elk Mayer of Washington.
HENRY BALDWIN, L. Patent Office,
U. Z. WIGHT, Principal RlttenhOuse Academy.
feb 2O-tf
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Medicines.

cORDON'S ASIATIC MIXTURE-A safe,
~ speedy, and certain cure for Cholera Nj rhu D,
iux, Dy sentery, DiATrhea, and al affections af ne
Bowels, and for Sualmer Compliant Of Children.
tuTe an infant a monts Old. The saSseriecr ' has
used IN his fsmily for more than ten Year,, and
supplied the afflicted free Of charge, with entire
cess IN every case. He 10 now induced by eepte-
men "a tins ey that have tested los virtue. to place
nas 'n SSISs so,ss Y Washington for
ssg.sm No. SIS Pa. .i.. M N s9aSSf5 B, c.
PRorEcffEbb s. ko;., X k. 4 q r..... Of
FInsss ds Psrssnd Inc oo shs q
ione, vienna. Triesemar No. j. a remedy for Re-
system. Tnecshar Mol enc otaaiiy, IN the ssort
oates oil traces OF those disorders which oopsvia and
cubebs have so long been thought antidots for TO
the ruin Of the health OF vast portion Of the popa
remedy for that GLASS Of disorders which, unfortu-
nstey the English ply sloan treats With mercury,
TO the inevitable destruction Ut the PATIENTS ccrst
tuition, and which all the ssrsaparlls IN the world
cannot remove, Triesemar Nos. l,s, and are alike
devoid OF taste OF sme, and Ofsll nauseatlnS sual
use being suspected. Sold in TIN oasee and divided
IN separate doses "a ID administered BY Vepeau, Lal-
iemsn, Roux, Ricord, &C, Ac.- Proc IS each,
OF toar cases IN one for Ss. which saves SS and IL
Sold BY DIR. H. A, BARROW, No.Ia Prince sta
few blocks west of Broadway, New York, Imms
dlate on recelp OF the amount DIR. b. will forward
tne Ss cases oil Triesemar. and the large siSes
rags paid thus nsurIng genuine Eurorean prepare
tons. The SS cases also sent, but not tree Of oar
rage. Consultations as usual, from II a. m. till
?. m. and from till p. M. at No, ls7 Prince At a
few blocks west Of broadway. feIE
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WHEN IN TIE, COURSE OF HUMAN


w events, Ladies and Gentlemen lose OF tn cir
greatest natural attractioDs-a hne head of hair-jt
becomes q matter OF serious Importance, aud tins
falling OF, and restore !ts vsor ana beauty in re-
ply TO this sucrJ, We beg 10 sGJ. IT., DIR. HAIR
applications will stop the hair falling or breaking
remove dandruh, keep the scalp clean and white,
and lmP8rt freshness and vigOT to the hair; aud
although you may have been bald twenty years, the
continued use of IL two months VIII insure you q
uIUriant head of hair. Call and gets bottle, and If
hot alter the second icatol, return II
and get the pTios paid.
Ask for DIR. Harris Hair Promoter and Improvsr.
Sold IN Richmond by w. PETERS,tN, Drug
Elst, corner Main and eth and Main and w all Sta
aLd Ia Washington city by II. ID. GILMAN, Drug
gist, Browns Hotel Building, Pa. avenue, and ID.
ID. CLARK, Druggist, corner 81 street and Pa
Avenue. apI lN
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six SECOND HAND PIANOS. ons for coz
= two for $50, one for S75, one for Si25. and On,
for $780, for sale on monthly payments: also F,ann
for rent at the Music Store Of
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Travellers Directory. ~
NJ Fall ARRANGEMENT.
w ASHINGTON AND A EXAM DRIA.
A Boat Every Hour from Each Place.

The Washington and Alcxandria steamboats, VIII
hereafter run regularly from the foot -.
Of 9TH street. WaAhpgton, and King
street, Alexandra, ever hour from
each place, from "a q. m. TO ~ p. m, az follow:
From washington-Steamer' GRO. PAG Eat
Prom observation-disclosures THOMAS COLL
YER-at 9, loa. me-, H. NJ, 2. 4. and p. ma
So. 8, 10 q. M, u m "a, 4. and p. m. -
From AlaxandrIa-Steamer THOMAS COLI
YER-at So. 8, II O.. m, I. s, and p. me-, except
Tuesday and FRIDAY mornings, when the Collysr
viii ron her regular trips to Mount Vernon" as
and AIexandria from Ga, m. to 4p. IN. only. ri
The SO. So q. M and ga p m: boats from Alexan-
drla Connect with the trains of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for the North and West
The64 a. m. and IA p. m. boats fnom Washington
connect with the trans of the Orange and Alexan-
dria Railroad for the South and SOuthwe st. sc %
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THE WONDER OF WASHINGTON re
i GIBBS'S VEGETA Bile BALKAN perform
Ing almost miraoiAs In covering ~ Batd Heads END
ssNug ~ ealD Nseeases Nesp
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THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILArOR
AND

PAIN
REMEDY F0R DYSPEPSIA,
MA Mex !, Sr1M ,s, AND WEAK Bowels:
Bottles l2x. q and SO centE.
hes: in case of aocidents or Sudden sickness.
HartsEorns's Care all cures rheumatism.
Pain in the stomach or Bowels.
o. HartshSrHs's C.rs all cures Pain in tbs Limbs,
HsrtsIesssS CSss.aH cures sprains. Bruises,
Scalds and Burns;
acSs and stidnsss Of the FONTS. -' ''0'A
Ha M s. Cs's-a" cures Cholera, Diarrbes
Hat.snCTss csr'-a cures Ear Ache and Deaf
MHartsiorss's Cx,s-aH cures Dyspepsia and In
Throat; also Cuts and Sores.
H9rtshorne's Cure all cures all Spinal Affections
and w eakness In Limbs.
Ha,tshorEs,s Csrs-ai IL great tonic 10 Weak
stomach and Bowels. and Improves Digestion.
and Body also. StIa Neok-rveD person should
Snews. Blood and Bones and, 10y It's warming cleo
TonAs netlo power, eKpeis all pam from the ssstem
aORNE'S PECTURAL SYRUP OF Win
World. '"'
II you are BiIjeas, use HARTsHoRNE's
er. Stomach and Bowels, carrying og all Bile aud
The above %edcines to be had a, all pruy stors.
IN Washington oity; kldwell CIscel at Georse-
town: ii. Peel Co Alexandra. ma SLY
TRICKS AND TRAPS OF HORSE DEAL
i ERSi 10 cts.
The Mystic Games of Skill, Amusement, Love,
and Science 50 cts.
The pInStios Miners Guido. Treatise o. Mine
Ernestin, or the Heart Longlnss; by Alsth /;
Diary Of an Old Doctor; by j. A. Maitland !;
The LAWYERS Story; BY j. A. Maitland. sI.2s.
The Two Sisters by Mrs Souihworth; 81 Is.
., GsSurtshlp and Matrimony /; by Robert Morns;
The Opera Dancer; by Geo. w. NJ. Reynolds; 80
cents.
SEES FRANCK TAYLOR
4ws,t t IND At AZ 49,. OIL q sisss
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nR.R. FINLEY HUNT,
- DENTIST~,
No. $40 Pennsy varia avenue,
Will perform all Operat ions belonging to his oI1
profession at his old established OH oe, sc Above.
lS-tf
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THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.-Passenger for
the Orange and Alex ~
, ,Sd!1 Railroad iL BY leaving ~
the Alexandria and Washington RallrOad, 7th st.
and Louisiana avenue. will be called for and con
veyed to the Long Bridge station, where q good
breakfast can be obtained. This line ca RES the
y. :. Mail for the .. A. X. r. Passengers will
lind II free from the of wac 0ps nd horses
that Is met with on the boat IL il the most exp
dltlous, and, IN many instances, the most ecOnomi
cal route. Coaches connect with every tram from
Baltimore.
N. B.-Coaches furnished for E1ourgions and Pic
Mics. ieaI II
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UOndSdy, 90.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

nh
DR. MUNSON II now setting Teeth on Vulcan
ite, combining the irresistible advantage 49,
Creased comfort. Those having badly htt-
Ing plates can now be guarantee perfect ht. Teeth
mounted on Vulcanlte will cost one third less thar
gold, and are far superior in every respect. Cal
and sac specimens at 5Ss Pennsy lvaniA avenue.
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~ STORE

The subscriber hegs leave 10 say that he has
opensd a New store, corner OF 7th and 4 streets,
where ne Intends to keep an assortment of WINES,
lltS uORS, CIGARS, and fne GROCER ES,
Inns Teas, Sugar, Coffee. Flour, Soap, Olives, Rals
ms. Figs SardInes AnonsvIes, &C., all of the most
approved brands and qualities.
Families and members of Congress are Particular
ly lnJited 10 cali and examine the stock before pur
chasing elsewhere.
general Assortment of fine Havana Cigars, m.
ported direct By the subscriber, at Wholesale and
retail.
produce taken IN xciIaIge.
Levy's Old Whisky OF 1910 constantly on hand.
Country orders punctually attended to- and COun-
try Produce. OF all description received consign-
menf. JONAS =. LEVY,
Successor To BrerstOn h Bro, No. 464, 7th stree
oOrEor of +, opposite the Patent Oiics. m -lv