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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-12

Mr. Bsrnes !. pro nnea, member Of TIE 81 Georges
Coe. Club, and vefy redssie PLAYER Aorrhr psied
With him almost deity mined s,sy after bic arrival but
the fatsues % hi,t voyage acrc-s tee Ataato hsd
sonewhsi snec,ei ,Cur cJUbsrymso's Povers How
ever, seer sufiscA - tsnstats him In hs ~oDled
heslh and be scored rs hnh eight siues without =
bveak Mr.. owen, gentleman well kaovs 10 chess
PLAYERS per y. .sm :. g.s,ys q Alter e.
rams among The rsi * kafopssn auSsaars rfdsosi
sis1Dion Andersen, beyi.rbrsndt, y0s Der Lus, L0
veptbau HsrrsI,x and Bocea-snd the Observsiion
made The 81 Georges, by s-fiismsu well quslleed
90 irdre that he DID not THINK anybody could win
from him (Bodsnl 10 ssca large proportion Mr.
broken many . lance with all The mos, emissn,
masters CT the past thirty years asc stsunbly m,n.
ulrs that raui Nornby The superior Of every hvog
player Nf E3amptos tie Secretary Of the = Georges
Cab sud both his ofir's and Irivate capsci y has
sho- hsef a. earnest vel wsher 20 your country nsn
Mr. bro repuiaon Ct being OF he most orhsot
aud 1ssbas q E1foyesn play but all alike seem TO
lowef 'her cttsf % toe kcignt q tue Crescens Cy
Tns above gamer were merely played for love or
honor, each KefUeman belrF dssirous ~ you may
e&ey UNDERSTAND of tkkeg ths o9nce out 0f the dsrng
sdvensorsr Tier defeats we're galilsg from several
70 se, - 70 tgni zoe shren should have felt
much piqued but 70 De tnrAsLed BY "c0nfourded Van
lee q more ihAn 0ssg-eesole. Then again feut Nor
pay name ~as board o. 10 lhs chess world until
some 'eh monlos back a. Z not 10 ncsh and blood 20
bsvs ouss aare is'episa upon BY ~ upslsri PSF
Oena, v1iaoui sbc4Q Aclcd - whicn, Morpny's
youthful ytaIs sad i00As ~ see cossonani WITH bis
wondrOus kDoslecRe = bs b,sd and powers q comb 10
ton bu, al the above coDsdrsors re, s rest uy the
prsoe apd susvy q his maGner sud would be dificau
III say whether be i t1o mofe liked or sdu,rea
70 the Nbove lst ! NAV add tv0 consultation Tamss
sgninss M sta sDtgn IN ignoiOu with Mr. Ossn M
Rayues beng AOrphys siy b0,h parties scored by
toe latter gentle nan. bsgs SAID EylIs A. ransrOus
contests 10 whch Morphy gaze greater o. ees od5s-s
Of Wbich he 700. without single oKcsptou. Peobaby
90 Nv NJ plsyer gve iae Odde ~ ~ gh ~ fo1k wh
such fscIlay Jour coan lyman rhR Is well inosn 10
New York
soon Aflcr MorThys arrival. he Was cNalsaFsd By he
ceiebrses Hungarian, Lo~cuihtr. % rlay @a'eh tot
fioo sse NE s,nnef o, he Grs games 70 be the
yfa~. L0vsnshai be- lcsS ben rscSSnssd - one of
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Our Madrid Correspondence.

sapRip, Augus. Ia, 1853.
korsmsnss fer an Impvcui Ogapf. tson of the LIBERAL
Party Interesting Tnli,r1 q n, Que~ns r.sr 70
Les--Ef,ot # me Fslch Passport !Spt.n on ne Spa.
nfA Fr01iT-lSae If he Aacisa' MHnda-Csicu, His
t~ical I.regat P,ogr,a II Mptsr,r Improvements
ard Government Rgorm' SpaSa -iSipsular Nara
Gr-fhe Scrycf hsn,s C1riso Rsoli.ea- Multiplication
# RosiTcod PrJee's and ohz SpecJIotioas -Spanish
church fn,oivons, in tie Llasdsf n ne Gyrfof Guinea
IT'S sSd that The Duke Of vlcors that socieni patrios
who surprised two yesrs ago By oDsunclI in hs po
teal Al the head q the government and driven out
from that he hes lately had interview with the
leading liberals OF span with regard future party I'm
prcvcment The agitation a. OF the towns oonse-
qucni upon he pepaacrs for election 70 The Crcs have
begun 10 be felt al large The interest," however o. the
country il upmsukcaby tnsrcssea By material sGNr,,
such running steamships sui, above all, railways A
Journey the coast BY the railroad the fsshioo
well the prescription Of the faculty FOR the cure u every
insrmi,y The prescription given All cases with the GER
tanty Of the one thai came from Ssnzsdo IT, fourteen
sea tahs and the entire Of gong and coming, and
taking In nai smouni q health, a set do.n IN tse phar
mscopia NJ any coars ina, The trioysnce n the dose
just Bo~ h In The paradise Of the world Valencia among
Moorish turres, and groves Of olive and orange To
tbs gay world and 70 look upon The for the first
time for many, s no lutte thirg The old picture, the
Gent heirloom, which the cold Of and severe
could moi drive s owner 10 take from ts ancient nail
yiel6s 10 the temptation Of the modern summer and Is
sofia venerable Van yck suspected Nurllo the Mater
Doorosa Even the carae, never believed 10 done
wrong thought 10 have exchanged for a consideration 10
70 10 SAT- bathing real zabaraa sacFisy FOR im
iaon and copy by The execrabo and never cursed
srfcsp,iy, Gcrdspo Tbs the madness here aow tbs,
rules The hour.
The progress OF the Queen In her piisrmsge 70 the
northern parts Of Spain affords strong contrast 70 the
pomp Of movement snd appliances attending just The
~overeigrs o. EOgland and France She gees In four
~heeled vehicles 70 visit the shrnes Of the
saints and heroes Of the oldea time there are
the giores OF nnoderr improvement, With Only some
aGeciasi5n o. the past NO guards surround proteci
Isabel II she In The midst Of her peope-they speak
10 her and TO them 10 persug through The province
~ leon che visited The gres, altar, ard prayed Tor time
before the silver That for onr,esn centuries has he'd
me asbes Of sdro tbo patron saint o. Madrid nsepsrable
fram Ter boy the Prince os As'urias and ,neuce she
TUNED her siepe 10 tho snccrt Pantheon the resting
place Of TIE Ress ot Lsou--Alouzo " The mcnk Of Ra
miro H., d ordouo III, u saacbo L. and many who have
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the foremost professors Of the game, both ~ complainant
and analyst AZ chess writer and editor Of the cnees
deusrtnert in tho Era Newspaper. he N well known
the Upted States and throughout Europe. Allied win ms
ymep Seen and Guum, be vapqaished the strong
ost play es OF France In the celebrased mAsch OF fAw
against Pesth On vs to America, some years snco no
met Mr. Morphy, then boy OF twelve and IN tniee
the latter won two and drew third Perhaps the desire
70 wipe out this defeat bad something 70 DO WIN nc pre-
sent match; but 10 evident that the Young Lousanian
si his superior. The bet weoa them now Stands
korpby 20. IS LowenthAL....3 Drawn. ..........l
Mr. Morpby achieved very splendid victory last week
over Mr. O~eD giving him the odds OF pawn ana msve
The prize valuable set Of ivory chess men, and the
ierns, the winner OF the hst nve games Every eopy
result hch has perhaps done more than else 70
establish MorphyS reputation =
Aorpby owen .........O Drawn ~
Mr. Owen has equal number OF games at the
shave oeds from Mr. saunton and when Ia considered
hs, the latter gentleman is used TO the pawn and
move and apawn and two' game than, perhaps any
or or player Morphys triumph 10 the moro ssionsh ng
especially he s entirely unaccussomed TO giving tneso
peculiar odds. Tho only way In which can account for
Il ia that country man possesses genius for the
eame-au intuve knowledge or cause and edect, com
blned with q prodgious memory, far exosilns any
Nothing derite yet been decided on In reference 70
the between Stauntou and Morphy the lApor mas
all his opponents in Europe the least proporuon
waYdnees coming tnas he Ii not very DESTROYS
encounter Bats of three to two arc freely onorea In
cbess CIRCLES that he will find some excuse Tor declining
but think shall not permit auy such cowaraoe esps
The gallant Young Pau-or they call him here from bus
courIssy TO antagonists, and his courage over tne
boA;d +" the chivAric"-has frequently told MIN,
al IA, not DESTROYS OF playing for any stake, peing
no professional CHEESE player bat willing to con.
tend for any thing large small you may name hepu
son my cole object aud leave the entire caoiee OF
term, 10 yourself Can any man with common
back oo from the contests II StAunton docs wen TABOO
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL.-A T Caperton, Va: G
Virtue, London; Jao RogeTson, En-; w G Boil
lag and fam, Pa; Jas Netzger, We; Feltman,
NY MI, Mrs, Jas: and Henry Berry, Md; w +
Dangerneid, do Blell, Prussia; ii Jackson,
Thes Piummer, Chas Jencks, George Mason, X
Gontee, Nd w Resger and lady, Thos Peil, J
Eng; Hugh Mars, do; 6 Davis and fam, Mis- /;
Mrs Reeschild, 8 Car; ! K Butts, Ga; Hen G
Brown, Miss; Jas Lyon, Y; ID } Sanders, Md;
w Fletcher; DC; c Publish, Me- James Il
ID NouTse, Mass; r. Berkeley and LADY, NY; Jas
Robb, La; n DAYTON, Md. G w Darfciott. Va;
, n Perkins, Jas Kinzer. Mass; " p Black stone,
Md; w Armstrong, USN; w Clements N n /:
Chas Drake, 6 A Warren, Z Collins, NY.
BROWNS HOTEL.-R Hitchcock, Md: 8
Asburg, Pa; Gen w Walker, do; A ID Banks, Va
Parson, NY; UndsrhiI and lady, do; N
oaetrut, Md; Smith and lady, Del; ID Sy-
braudt, La Mrs Buck, do; w Buck, do; X Fran
els, China; c Barbados, do; s Hedoigg, Pa;
" Young, NJ: 5 Barbour, Va; Mr. Thompson
and son, sc; DR. Ramsey, NY; B 5 Wood, Pa; G
DR. Graham, do; w Vase, do; X LaughIin' NY
Edmond, do; w W GoOdhand do; G r.
Mallory, De-; Connolly, Md L smith, La;
A Edwards, Pa: E A shs;sran, NY; II A Small
leg, U5A; Church, Tenn
KIRKwODD HOUSES C Mendsball. Va:
w r Blakey, do; w Whitile do; Hon A o p
Nicholson. Tenn; II II Smith, Md; Torhenn,
NY A Gilkey and lady. NC: A w Pitheld and
daughter, La; Capt Bell, USN; c Thorpe
and lady, Ma; B II Berry, Va; Eyre, Md: r A
Loyejoy, Ill; L Evans, NY; A Hopkins. Mt; ]
Lowell, Ny; Ftztugh Va; ii Rathbone.
USMC; B Bell, &C; Thornton, Va; G T. Til
folsom, NY; Pniipot, do; Mr. Wilcox, do; L ]
Griffith, Va
UNITED STATES HOTEL-w w Raynon.
NY; w q bowan. sc; p Shields, Ill; l. "A
Whitmer, D; l. W Nusby Va; r. Chadwick
NY; Miss w Chadwick, do: Learned sud
family, do; > King, Md; Z Hedgs, NY; w l.
Wall, DC; l. Wall, do; ruth L., Pa; W
fr.cey, Va; w NJ Siabler, do; l. jefferson do:
ii Bunk, do; Heusman; 90; r II p Robin.
s,n, Tenn.
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WHEN In THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, LADIES' and Gentlemen lose one of Ia eiI
becomes matter Of serious Importance, and thS
question is hat shall we do to stop the hair from
ia liz PR6M6 TER AN6 s' iMPRU ~ n fev
remove dsndruf, keep the soalp clean and White
and impart freshness and vigor to the hair; and
continued usc of il two months will insure you q
Exuriant head OF hair. Call and get bottle, and II
and get the price paid. "
Ask for Dr. Harris Hair Promoter and Improvsr
sist, corner Main ard Eth and MAIN and VI s sts.
snd ~ Washington city BY z. d. GILMAN, Drug
giss, Browns' Hotel Building. pa. avenue, and b.
B. CLARK, Dragklst, corner ~ street and Pa.
avenue. sol ly
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DR. srEPHEN BAILY,
OEFICH iae PKNNs VANIA AVENUE.
IhysS doors from l4tA xfy,sf

Or. BAlLf begs leave to inform the public that
ne can be seen at all hours. at his ofice, -
experience Of fifteen ysars' practie e, with Uf0
ne large number OF patients, and great variety of
otherwise, re'ating to the Teeth. His own enUsr ~
the profession and especially Drs Harris and and
r.. Parrnly, has led him. long since, to discard A
Ehsmes 6utta PeIoha India ubbsr And Cem emo az
LOT ths construction OF Continuous Gum Teeth and
relisbe substance that can lie worn IN the mouth ~
was mo.t notuslvely shown By the last American
Although he tlatters himself from his long resi-.
s no b p.acss IN he s iayor.by
leave to refer them to the following -
TESTIMONIALS
From the late Rseso, Of the Chs,eA Of Epiphany,
DR.. STEPHEN s.f2r tai Dear s.Iy SRI ds.r, 10
press my esteem for you personally, and my oonf-
denoe in you as superior dentist. The operations
friends and the public that your skil SO Well de-,
Washington. Aug s. sa is5s ss'' w. FRENCH
FtOm one Of ths Oldest firms in Baltimore
hsssrs. Bosgs, COtnan + Co.
ps aaxng DR. Stephen Bsiy Surgeon
important and ficnif piece Of WORK which he me- dd
to my entire satisfaction, and view ofthe fact that
Hre OF the NEST msbeIs Of the Den
to perform the same work satisfactorily. gives me
great gleasure I'd express my entire confidence and
high estimation Of his professional skill.
Baltimore, Jan. IL, 1857. Hartmann BOGGS
Extract from a note -see'rsd from the late Hon
John M. Clayton.
u. e. Senate, Aug IL. 1875.
The teeth you made for work admirably: no
'''''' ''N 90 '''' JOIN fMsI II. c%lRi,YroN.
To those seeking relief from the naladies of the
teeth, can cheeriuy recommend Dr. e. Baily as
superior dentist. He msde set of porcelain teeth
for ons of my family, and plugged several teeth for
nv self, and the work has all stood well for more
than ten years. ROBERT T. NIXON,
April Is, 1856. Va. Conf. NJ. Church South
We, the undersigned, having had occasion to avail
ourselves OF the Professional sklli OF Dr. =. BALI
surgeon Dentist of this city having been coguI,
zant OF his operations families friends take
pleasure In expressing admiration OF his artist
skill, as well as the uniformly satisfactory manner
IN which he performs the most delicate and difficult
operations IN Dental Surgery, and we respectfully
recommend him to the confidence and patronage of
the public, OF which We consider him eminently
worthy.
Thomas U. WALTER. Architect u. =. Capitol,
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. D., of Waeh ugtop, o. C.
b. >. BOHRRR, NJ. ID. of Georgetown, ID. C.,
N. :. LINCOLN, NJ. D., of Washington, D. e,
Jos n. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. G..
GEoRGE WALTON, Elk Governor of florida.
WALTER LRNOx. tx Mayor of Washingto ton,
HENRY BALDWIN, U. g Patent Once,
DC: WIGHT, Principal Rlttenhouse Academy.
feb 2o-tf
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u Parson Brownlowi is mentioned a, a can
didste for Governor of Tennessee
W Prayer meetings are regularly held in the
Legislative Hall Of the Stale Of Vermont.
u night for wager is shortly to come
on In Memphis. Tenn, between an Austr,Iian
bear and Spanish bull. 49, '''
" First class stores In Chicago, which one
ago brought 81 $40 per year readily, are now
U The railroad between Hagsrstown, Md,
and Chambersburg. Pa, il is said has been pur.
chased by the Hon. Simon Cameron.
W house In Baltimore was entered on
Tuesday. during the absence Of its owner and
robbed OF two wagon loads of furniture.
O The Hartford Times, noticing the death
Of an editor, SAYS ''he was high winded gen-
tleman, and pugent wTiter.''
IL A New Haven paper thinks IL strange that
none OF the numerous Judges in New York vol
nnteered 10 grant an injunction to prevent the
election on Tuesday.
his friends, says, we are getting on finely here,
and have already laid he foundation for larp er
Jail"
" Pennsylvania exchange says: A fish
having feet, was caught few days ago, at Peach
Bottom on the Lancaster side of the Susquehan-
na river.
IL A physician Of New Orleans, a few DAYS
since, tried the experiment of TRANSMISSION on a
patient who was dying for want of blood pour.
ishment, with complete success.
PRoLIFIc.-Born at South Windsor, WAN.
ping,) Conn, October %, 1857, two dauy hters
and son, and OctobeT1S, 1855. two sons to /.
r Strong-makng three sons and two daug b.
tiers born within year.
u The Prince Of Wales has shot his rst
stag IL was brought home and set before the
Queen, who felictated her son on his success
Eight gillies, bearing torches, danced a reel
and the Princes health was drank on the occa ,
sion.
IL William II Rarey, the Oldest of the horse.
training brotherhood declares that his system il
equally ettcacious in subduing women and chill
drrn as horses. Being widower with ten olive
branches, be has had ample opportunity to test
the truth OF his theory
IL An sold rat'' In b. A. Morey,s apothecary
shop, Lee, Mass, has long defied all modern in,
ventions for his capture. The clerk, therefore
baited him on dinners Of buttered crackers,
which the rat relished exceedingly but when al
last little strychnine was sprinkled on one side
the knowing varmint turned the cracker over
ana seraped Oh his meal from the other side
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DOKTRAITS FOR THE MILLION-An er
iect Portrait OF yourself 70 rs cents, varranted
not 70 faie 1000 Of these beautiful pictures ms de
ny we odey IN nine weeks. No charge unless the
sitter is perfectly satisfied. Pictures on paper for
~ cents, which can be sent By mail without ex ira
ohaIge Every variety Of cases kept on hand, Sun
light not required. X. G. WOODLEY,
Photographer, No. So street,
oNsm near WillArds'.
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m, DENTISTRY IMPROVED.

UENTISTRY IMPROVED. =
Tx. MUNSON 10 now setting Teeth on Vulcan
ne. combining the irresistible sdvantas 60 -
OF oheapness, durability, usefulness and in
creased comfort. Those having badly ftt- <630
Ing plates now be GUARANTEED a perfect 6t Teetb
mounted NulosnIte will cost one-thIrd less than
gold, and are lar superior In every res peot Cali
and see specimens 81 $50 Pennsy lvania avenue
Sc 7-eoly
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X N A 4 A r.
I No. a Il LouI < ! \ &
~ PARIS B6NNETs, m
%fssnoh ARr!ffff&H55issit,f 'TGSFiiai ~
ur,n NJ MILLINERY G6ODs,
me- Il B 3 d s Z (
A large assnLtment of
LACES. FANCY GOODS. and
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
II Pa1tcaIar attention I, paid to Wholesale Or
DRESS MAKING, II all its latest str les.
oc ls-M. w d ,4w
l. HAt f. now on hand the most complete and best
selected assortment of ALL KINDS OF FURS
10 De fund IN any establishment In Wash!nxtOn,
comprising all the stJ les aud varieties in fash
HUDS0N's BAY SABLE,
STONE MARTEN,
RUSSIAN FITCH,
'''hAi fsE sSHHik skbtE,
and many other kIrds of rich goods
Also, great variety of Nj iSSES' and CHILL
some style Of FUR SACK for Children, to which
invite part cular attention..
All kiGds of FUR TRAININGS by the yard, or
cut TO match
ROBES.
kind.
Having been engaged for many years in the Fur
trade the pubic may rely on the quality of all goods
OLD FURs Altered and R.pslrsd in the best
manner. JAS. Y. DAVIS,
&C . cow Successor to Todd Co.
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ONG WORT HY'S
IL PURE OHIO
CATAwBA BRANDY,
3. ~: PIKE. Sole PropretoI.

Ii dNd % Sycamore strsst, Cincinnati, OHIO.
years from the Pure JuIoe of the Catawba Ora DO,
thus atordlng additional evidence of the progress
Of American enter prise and industry, and Of our
ability TO produce artIces at homs, quail to those
made by any other Ia ion.
The ONO CATA!BA BRANDY net only
equals but exoes tine best Imported Brandt G, M
purity and flavor. It is, 10 fact. the best Brand,
known. This statement is fully cOrroborated by IL
Certificates of cur most disting uished ansly tic,
Chemists.
lency, CTamp, Ch0iic, Lang uOr, Lo Spirits Gens-
RAJ Debility. &c. No family should lie without it.
IL Re ali prIoe 81 % per bottle.
druggist and Phar mGceutist, corner of Pa aysnus
and as street, Sole Agent for the District, where
orders. au IA SIN
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CHARLES N. KUGLER,
~ No 5l6 Pa. areHEe, befDts1 ID dsd Sd SIS,
VIII furnish and send iCECRAM in any part OF
the oify at 50 per sailOn; IN cents suart. FsIrs,
Festivals. Balls and Parties ofa kinda iurnshed on
oc 2 sm M Krefxs.
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EVENING STAR.
ORIGIN OF THIs CABLE FAILURE.

Oid Neptune rose one morning 6ne,
Mounted his wstery car.
ermmoned along hls gallant tram,
Prepared for pss,ce or war.
&o orr Snt cried one, as they sslloped on.
mere nes snake. long as the sea-
A monster or the deep J"
III! an eel" old Neptune cried. in wrath
r The electric species, rot 'emv'
Then up his mighty trident ralsed.
And pinned 1t to the bottom
And thus you see, BY Neptune's ire,
Who did the deed so nsughty,
That IT'S all under with the wire.
Allo win de Sauty,
philadelphia Bulletfs,
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4 ABBEY TUCK and al sorts Of CON Bs a
- BBS' Hair store, nesT lSth street, md ~ hia
oeso heens sneQ WHARF, Hstas. aSo
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Dentistry, 90.
m. K. FINLEY HUNT,

D. X. FINLEY HUME DKyr,sy,. :. =. :.
u,,,n No: az Pennsylysnis avenue. W
',YIssss,ion At his Old s'tsiihsd oSes. ss above.
DENTLsTRY-Dr. THOMAS q. HILLS,
II Omoe N Penn. avenue, next to Gau
her's.-His operations embrace al the LAT e.
ct improvements, and BY the use Of the S0I0
Cheoplastic Process he makes whole or partial sets
Of Teeth superior 20 those made by any other plan,
~ naIf the prices charged for gold Specimens and
in Washington. J n - . - -, "A so'Iy "
Nj. LOOMS, M. bE B.. III inventor and ,.,.,,,,
of the Mineral Plate Teeth, attends SER -
sOnally at his once in this oity, - &A
d Many persons can wear these Teeth Who
cannot wear otnere: and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these. - :"
Persons calling at my ofice can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they may desire
sut to those who are particular and al the purest
oleanest strongest, ard most perfect denture that
srt can produce, the Mineral Plate will be more
fully warranted. = ~
Rooms In this city. 3Ss Penn. avenue, betwsen 9th
ana 10Th streets also, gu rob street, phia
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Miscellaneous.
- COST PRICES! ~~

= ne. -,. 9QLkl1
The subscriber, contetnpayins VISITING Euroos ;,
few months for the sake Of his health and foI tba
purpose OF Visiting has frs nds, viii sell hon thu
Goods at much less than in ordsI ~ dnas OF
stock as low as possible fefore his departure. On
stock of Goods which he Viii buy in Psns snS otssr
Essten sft etc ex pressy for the trade of Wash.
down TO cost q d less than coat: "'' "''' Aea
cetS sb DSsIV sH. B1nass. a. STYLE. and e.or
Net Ba:aass. illusion Bsithea " ..a c.ps., -
EmbrodsIed Cloaks and Dresses. for infants less
Infants MeIlno and Satin Hoods. City per cen. less
Clock veIyets, Bonnet Veivets. ali ooicrs.
Many kflds Of Worsted Goods. at fifty per oen. less
Crochet FIinses. .lI styles aud qualities,
great v.rIety OF Cloak and Dress Frinses and
Gulpure Sutton Trimming,
SSI IIP2s lace lace u all styles and widths.
Neive;: SATIN; LustrlnS, ard Bonnet Ribands, in
White Cotton INNINGS, BeItings,
iarse stock OF Collars, In Swiss, Cambria. Linen.
Can abI c,sPs: 10, Isdssi misses and boys
keal Lace Sets, Cambria and SWISS Ruling
S S,n y All. add ~ S Sb, Bands,
ksa B5Gsse aud vsIsn Hae n"a l nsss.,
very hne assortm ent of rench and Blonde Ianss
Imitation Gulpure Laces,
Rereges and Tissues, for wells,
Robinsls. white and black * s ted Nst son'
Lace Wells, IN al qualities,
Elastic Ribands, Embroidered Night CAPS
ing Iish ana ltailag Srapes. Cords and Tassels,
tons.
a spIen nd assortment Of r rench Flowers,
Beautuui gathers, In black, white and oolors,
ChenllIes, Bal Chenies, for head dresses,
Black Velvet Ribands. all widths, Ofthe very best
Fine aad stylish Head dresses,
Silk Wits. Kid Gloves.
And ali other kinds Of goods usually kept In we'll
reEl sted millinery sni trimming store.
countrJ will please bear mind that the above ad-
vertIsement is put forth in good iaIth as am de-
termlned To sell my goods at greatly reduced prices
Dressmaking continued as heretofore, and Innings
sra patterns cut AT mo ierate prices aud all orders
prizes.
only. M WILLIAM
NO S-eo2m 50 Centre Market Space.
NJ A. a. KERR Il co,
w GUILD respectfully inform the citiZ ans of the
Island and the public generally, that they have IL
on the rne, OF ~ an ID streets, recently VI
occupied by Mr.. John g. Fl which they are IL
pr0ceedlng TO rent and Iefurnish with a stock Of
NEW and FRESH MEDICINES. In addition to
ment of FANCY GOODS. from the establish ne mt
OF jules Hauel Co.. Physiological, consisting IN
part of Combs, Brushes, Soaps Perfumery and i'm
fact Gil necessary Toilet articles which We are pre-
pared TO sell as low as they can be bought in the
District.
IL = Ply sicIsns' Prescriptions carefully and accu-
ra,ey compounded at all hours, day or night.
The patronage of the public is respectfully solio-
tied, and universal satisfaction guaranteed.
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