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DENTISTRY.
9ottls-.-8otels.
COINMERCIAL HOTELlI

TTtHK undersiEaed has ths pleasure 70 announce -
tue propn tor and has taken charge of that pop WI
HOTEL, Memphis. Teuh. me once Is under the chsrre
Sf Hr n n. TYLER, late propriefor Of the Brouj5n
House, Grand Rapids. kieh-. TIE most thoruugh
Mr.. JOHN G. McALISTER, formerly OF Jackson, Nj s..
as Book Keeper and Cashier In that department Mr.
HcAlistsr has superior. NJ J. A BRADLKT. late
OF HateheI, Miss s Assistant Clerk and general Goeo
tor. The catering drptment Is under the fuDerinten
denoe Of Mr.. WILLIAM ROGAN, late OF viotsburE,
Miss long and well Known a. Conectiontr and for
several years Proprietor Of the WashnEton Hotel IN
Yicksbp z. suoe 70 say that 10 hls department. Mr.
R0Ezn has Superior Mr. CHARLES FAIRBROTHER,
for Gfteen vsAfs uperntsndent Of the dining ~,
Of the nrt Hofels in United states VIII
be his Assistant. The house keeping department. under
the charge Of Ms. S A.. TTLkR q most elegant and
aaoomFshediady. The C0n ercial Hstsl situatgd
Jefferson street and fronting the Graz Father of Wa
ters, surrounded by the largest snd save't couis-
sion, produce and dry gods hoHses he city. HaoEs
add Omnibusses VIII all times and At ell hsurs, both
day and night Be- ready convey travellers and passe
gsrs q aud from the river snd Railroad Depots The
Railroad Ticket once, and the TELEGRAPH once ore both
Kept 10 the commersl Hotel The proprietor being thus
surrounded By such able ald eompetent corps Of ass
tanfs hstters himself that n give general sat
tsfsetion. In vord he will hurry Up the cakes.
hand round the rolls he viii give you the ham and the
lamb the Jelly and the ian in the true McMackan style
al tn best in the world. He icts very liberal share
Of pahiio patron4Ee @ MITCHELL,
Proprietor Commsroisl Hotel, Memphis, renn.
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TToHE9PATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
w,saae % ufo-n he ctEsns q Memphis ans its Vi
Ciuty mat he las iucste1 himself 81 The s0utbeast
orrnar 81 UHioa 81 ss18nd streets
Ofse hau 3 uufi ciocE IN the morning between Y
and at non asd betFeen 6 AID 7 IN ire evening
REFEErCEs-g1dre Shake; Gov. Brown, Uf ktss-;
Melon Nnch-If "a of Cbarlasfo1 8 G DIS. HerinE
4 LE7pe of Phis ephias ana Dr. C1sPsr of LouiEviie.
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MEMPHIS WHOLEsALE
STEAM CRAckER BAKERY AND CANDY

~ KEILY would RESPECTFULLY irlorm his friends md
u ne public generally, that hs mAnufacturrs daily
al his stand q and large assortment Of everything
IN his lne ghich be yin sell e. lev thsJ can b. bought
anywhere slse and warranted . sise general sstfae-
FrnEk a D. KELLYG Z
asSs.lsd Eas aszirs's sss' EsnFI9 ia. r
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ARCHITECTURE.

TfHE undersigned respectfully 70 the citi-
Il Eens n Memphis and surrounting county that Be
s prepared 10 draw plans atd Specifications buildings
Of every description. estimate the cost snd superinte
the erection Of any character o. Euidns draw contracts
between tie parties, ~, &c.
He vii also attend 70 the uren1ent Of brick-Tor
plastering, excavations euhankments Ac., 10 the
panning and csnstructon of bridges surveying lots
In any part q the city or sdioining country.
q Once IN Bant Ailey over the oGoe q Juige Hnl
solth of Madison street " Grams,
sepl7-sm Architect and Civi Engineer.
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trEtE1ce
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tc be charCel "a prtcG.
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chzrEed b IL i1sertisl-
~ Eet0rs' N5tioss n Local cslaran VII Be charged
80 cents ps- lise-
n No dsducroa OF vEristioa VIZ Be made fron tbs
NsCIAEAHsN yRorsDaFE A MIL.
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Traveller UIreatarJ.
DAILY LINE FOR EDWARDS FERRY
- -, AND LEESBURG; Vas,

hAlLf LINE FOR EDWARDS fBRRh
- AND LEESBURG. Va,
va Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
THRouGH IN FIGHT Hours.
, The splendid Packet Boats AR6O and Nj. G..
MEIGS, having undergone thoroushsx----7T77TT,t
Iepair viii commence mskIng regu sTsISS--E<rS
,r,lps !" the shove points on Monday,
The Boats will leave the w harf of w. III. Il L.
". hItter, GeorgeLOwn, ID. c., every morning ~
O'clock, Sundays excepted, In the following order /:
he nj. =. MeIgs On Mondays, the Argo on Tues
day 8, and returning every alternate day.
, leaving Georgetown nj % clock IN the Ing,
the Boats vii arrive At the Great Falls. or Wash
ington AQueduct. at 10 q m; Senecs " M: Edwards
Ferry p. M. where Stage Will be IN read ness to
convey passengers 10 Leesburg, Va. Returning
leave Edwards Ferry every day at O'Clock a. m
Through tickets SITS.
Inter" ediate points az follows: Great Fails or
w ashIngton AquedHct 81 cents Seneca IS cents
Edwards Ferry SlI2: Leesburg, Va, including
coach, 81 IS
Meals served on the Boats. Breakfast SIX cts;
Dinner 81 cts.
Persons wishing to visit the Great Falls of the
Potomac, With Its picturesque scenery. and exam
Inc the Washington AqueIuct, It's tunnels. and the
grandeur OF Its operative importance, guaranteed To-
the citizens of the District by the fostering care of
congress, will have ample time To do aud return
the same da..
Coach will always he 10 wa iting IN GEORGETOWN
TO convey passengers to and from the Boats
Excursion Parties TO the Great Falls. half price.
For furtIer Information inquire at the Store of
ket. mo m
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A NEW TOBACCO QUESTION. The i'm
portant question of the possibility of poisoning
by cigars lmpregnated with arsenic, has been
raised, states the London Lancet by the recent
death, In France, of priest named BOttarO.
supposed to have been poisoned by another
priest.
An investigation has been undertaken, to az
certain whether it be possible or probable that
arsenicated cigars can cause death by the in
splrahon Of their smoke impregnated witbIvOla-
tlIzed arsenic, or by its admission in the saliva
without such change; and very important are
the conclusions arrived at. There are three
ways, remark the investigators, in which
the Introduction of arsenic into the animal
economy may De effected through the medium
0f cigars; by impresnation with a powerful go
luton OF the poison; by its introduction into the
candescent end, so that il may reach and mix
with the saliva during smoking OF, finally, in
larger quantity, hidden in the central part of
cigars. Poisoning is hardly possible in the f rst
or second cases. In the third instance, it is
inconceivable. Ii might occur by a combina-
ton Of two or three of these methods. The
question of the formation of arsenicated HYDRO
gen is not settled" In reading this report, we
seem to be transported to the days of the Borgia,
when the poisoned taper destroyed other exis.
tences in sacrificing its own, and when the low
ers Of the ballroom were scattered with alien
and lethal perfumes. 1t is well to be assured
that these tabled horrors are also impossbilities
The mere suggestion of this must carry alarm
and discomfort to any rich uncle in the habit OF
smoking his favorits Rephew' cigars. This re-
port, however, practically negatives the posi-
bility of such crime being successfully perpe-
trated.
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III The Michigan papers say that, during the
year ending on the 18th Of February, neither life
nor llmb has been sacrificed on the Michigan
o lthern Railroad
ID The Bridgeport Standard learns that the
Douglas Democrats Of that city are proposing to
establish Douglas paper there. A Douglas pt-
per Is also proposed In New Haven. IL will ap-
pear ABOUT the first OF MAY. The new Demo-
cratic paper in Hartford, CT will, on the other
hand, sustain the Administration
II The Newcastle (Del) Courant says fu-
nera' ni young woman, woo died Of small pox l..
passed through the streets one day Iasr week
The only persons who followed the corpse To the
tomb were the father aud mother of the dece ased
They are both very old, and followed, walking
behind the hearse.
IL An infant child Of Mss Stephen Monapan
Of Ellsworth Me was l-ft In the cradle willie
she went after pail of water. When tn. mother
returned. she found, to her horror, that a straw
p;J mad forced his way into the room and eaten
of two fingers from one hand Of the child and
badly mangled the other.
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IL DR.. STEPHEN BAILY.
OFFICE No. 1873 PENNSYLVANIA AvEEJI, 0pC
TArss doors from l<fk Sfrssf. Io


DH. BAILY bsss leave to inform the public that no
can be seen at all hours, st his Oce above.
He feels assured that experience of fifteen years.
variety Of doult csses that he has treated success
fully, Will enable him to surnOunt any difficulty,
own experience oophrmng the opinion OF many men
eminent an the profession, and espeoally Drs. Harris
H card al S %efcura s pTepsraton5 @ for ss Tsets s.o
eli Emnmsls, 6utts Percha, India Rubber, and Ce-
TeeS aDd l0t hs P0rcesn %oSned on Soa Pas
is the OCy resble substance that be worn in the
Although he fsttors himself from hi, long res,-
known to his numsrous friends and patrons. he 6ets
leave to refe: them to the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector or the Church OF Epiphany
Or. STEPHEN BALI: Dear sir-7I desire TO express
my esteem for yon personally and my confidence Ip
you a superior dentist. The Operstions executed
r8s my and ana he
psblio that your sfill so ven deserves.
Washington. A,s. ., lass. so'"y'%8 T.%8. %8.fFrRkNon.
Fr.m one of the Oldest hTm, IN Baltimore. Msssr..
Boggs, Cotman 4 Co.
RsvlnG employ cd DIR. stephen Baily Surgeon Dem
rortsn. and difcSit piece of work, which he did to
my entire satisfaction, and ~ view Of the fact that
College Of Baltimore, failed, after repeated trials,
perform the same work sst,sisctoriy i give. me me
Baltimore, an. IL, 1857. HARMANN BO6oe.
Extract from note received from the late Hoa. ysAl
NJ. Clayton.
l.. &. SENATE, Aug. 10, 1850.
!hs teeth {ss made & for me xcTf admirably moth
ia' '0nd be better VERY i6aS t6iafl'G n. CLAYTON.
To those that seek relief from the msedles Of the
teeth, can cheerfsly recommend DR.. =. Baiy az Q
superior Dentist; he made a set OF porcelain teeth
for one of my family, and plugged seysra teeth for
my self, and the work has all stood well for than
ten cars. ROBERT Il. NIXON,
of the Va. Conf of the NJ. +. Church South.
Apnl Is. is4.
We, the undersigned, having had occasion TO sysil
ourselves of the professional skill OF Dr. 3 bsly,
Surgeon DENTIST of this city, or having been cofnf-
ant of his operations families or friends take
pleasure expressing adlratlOn OF has artlstlo
skill, as well as of the uniformly satisfactory manncr
in which he performs the most delicate and dlmcut
operations in Dental Surgery and we respectfully re-
commend him 10 the confidence and patronage OF the
vubic. of which consider him emInenty worthy
TBosas L. WALTER, Architect u. >. Capltol.
THOMAS MILLER, VI. d.. of Washing ton, ID. e.
RS BoHRBR, NJ. ID. Of Georgetown, ID. g.
Ms LINCOLN, VI. d., Of WASHINGTON, ID. G.
los. ri. RRADLEY, of Washington, ID. c.
6ToR6E WALTON, EI Governor OF Florida.
WILTKR LKNox, E1-Meyor OF Washingtont
HESRy BALDWIN, u. =. Patent Ofioe,
O.C. WIsHf, Principal Rittenhouse Academy,
f0b20 u
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Travellers Directory.
LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON.

A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON.
Inc Steamers GEORGE PAGE and THOMAS
following hours: " '"0 .Sh@A
LEAVE ALPNASnRII Ir 3D4z1
George Pdse-4A, 8, 10 a m; lzS< s.,dsn
1hOWds oI!beT-7, 3: IL a. m; 2 and D m
BEAvR WksHTNeroN AT
Gso,Ee Pdgs-Sk. 3, N a. m; ~, a And a.,
Thomas COllyer-s, 10 q. m I2s, SS AND 81 n m
Fare IS Cents.
whsley's Omnibases connecting with the pa.
and Coy er leave the Capitol and corner of lsth m
and Pa. avenue The same time the boats leave A an
andrIa. RICHARD WALLACE, Pres.
FOR MOUNT VERNON.
The COIIYEK will lecve for Mount Vernon On
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, from Washington at
9h and Alexandria 81 10 O'clock.
mis- SAM'L BAKER, Capt.
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Pianos, &c.
u PIlEO FoKrES.
WILLIAM KNABE,
(SeniOr partner in the late firm Of


kNABE. GkEHLE Il Co.,
square PIANO FORfES, under the name -,
q illiam knabe CO., at the old stand, mo
NOS /, 5, and North Eutaw street op- tu9yi
poslte the Eutow House, Baltimore.
, Ihey bave Also just opened a new Sales Room al
NO SH Baltimore street, between Charles and Light
streets, on the premises partly occupied by Mr.
neary McCahery as music store. where they will
keep constantly on hand large assortment of plap
and highly finished grand and square Piano Fortes
Also, Melodeons, from the best makers from to s.
octave, some with double kew boards double reeds,
and stops To suit small churches.
Beng extensively engaged In tbs manufacture of
Panos, we will sell wholesale and RETAIL on the most
liberal terms.
Our Pianos were awarded the highest premium
tsod medal at the Fairs of the Mary land Institute
two successive years-Octoher 1855, and i8J6-n op-
position to fourteen and eighteen pianos from some
OF the best makers from New York, Boston and Bar
t.mOre. We were al so awarded the frst premium al
tse Industrial Exhibition held in Richmond, Vir-
gina, 1855 and 1855. They have also been awarded
the highest premium tsilver medal at the Metro
20, tan NJ MeOhanlcs' Fair for 1887
addition TO this We are IN possession Of testimo
mails from the most dIstlnguIshe professors ard
amateurs In the country, which lie seen at oUI
warerooms, sbeeklng for themselves and others OF
tne high appreciation In which our instruments
overy where hold
All Instruments are guaranteed for hve years, ,nd
privilege OF exchange is granted within the first siX
months from the day OF sale If the instruments do not
give entire satisfaction.
Wholesale dealers will find il to their advantage
to give q call before purchasing.
Pianos e1 Exchanged hired, ard tuned.
mar l6-ly WIN. KNABE 4 co.
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THE BOOK OF THE CONSTITUTION.

The demand of the people from all parts Of the
country for a new edition of this Book, bringing
down the statistics to the present tIme such that
II cannot longer be dsregarded 1t is sufficiently
known throughout the country To render a particu
say that it contains the evidence of its having re-
ceIved the voluntary and generous patronage OF
both Houses OF Congress, of it's having been adopted
by the supreme Court a a standard edition of the
Constitution of the United States and of Its having
received the special appreciation of some of the
has been pronounced by the rs suitable fires side
companion for every American citizen, and as text
book for the rising generation of the schools.
Editors who vensrate and support the Constitu-
ton, the sentiments of Washington and the prnu-
pies il embOdies, have heretofore given II their
generous and valuable support.
Booksellers and others who may desire to Obtain
it for the supply of those who may desire to possess
the new edition will please address
WILLIAM HICKEY, JR..
m2-n Washington City, ID. C..
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These sh ps having been built by contract yreesy
for Government service, every ore has been TAX q.
In their construction, also their engines to In
sure strength and speed, and their Accommodations
for passengers are unesualed for eler ance and
fort.
The steamers of this line have improved water
tight compartments, and no pense has been spared
to make them ali as good as new, the thorough exam
Ination gwen them proves their mode of cons tIuc-
tlOn y ct neeualled.
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool, in
first cabin, 9lSo; IN second do, e75; From Liver
pool CNew York, 81 and 20 suineas. An eXperi-
perlenced Sur attached to each ship. No beTths
can be secured until paid for.
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NOTICE-yve. the uu
~ dersigned have formed a Copartnership updur
the firm Of KAGY 4 BROTHER. for the purpose
of carrying on q Wholesale Liquor Business and
Refining, at No. 5S5 on 7th street.
A. A. KAGY,
J. nj. KAGY.
wsshington March 9Th Ipso IN
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
E4H u s ss a q

GH M &c St3i p e ~
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- Inc recent eT tension end ,mpIovement OF ITS ead
hs connecting line. at the West has required an en-
6y which highly important advantage. TO the trav
6 R IN afE TRASs a
GGss sT3iSa
from Camden Station, Baltimore, st 7 AM (excepi
ansa{ stGS' e way stations and arrlves at Cum
seoond-The MAIL TRAIN starts (Sundsy ex =
oepted) a: 81 a. NJ. and arrives at NheenS AZ =
A. M connecting at Rsnwood with Central Ohio
With trains for Cleveland, ToIedo. Detroit, &c, b,
Cleveland Road, and also at Parkersburs with Ma
,ThITdITbs ST; LOUIS, and CINCINNATI
meeting a. Benvood at A. NJ. with express train,
from Bellalre to Cincinnati, (rithoat change Of
and S 6onas Um Washing u SHf
ton. II also connects directly, In both dIIertIons
roads for ChiIIicothe Cincinnsti, etc These trains
connect at enla for Indianapolis, Chicago ard st
nno a 1 T the STesf oh,0 na sae "a
LOUIS through to St. Louis in less than Il hours from
Baltimore t BY this tram the time to all the centrs
the dtstares from 90 to 100 miles shorter than bJ
the shortest OF other routes. From the West these
riyins st Baltimore at $50 A. Nj.
IL Baggage checked through to all points.
THROUGH TICKETS sod at lowest rates ~
Camden station and at Washington, ID. c.
Passengers from Baltimore or Washington may
sis1 he entire road BY dayIish., by taking riorR
inc trains, and lying over a. Cumberland or Oak
End, snd resunIng next morning by Wheeling Ac-
commodation train. leaving Cumberland at and
Oakland st 1919.
FOR WAY PASSENGER
The Cumberland Accommodation Tram az M,
WI stop at e Stations east of Cumberland, and the
Wheeling Accommodation at all Stations beyond
Sumherlsnd going West East.ardy, the Mail
Tram leaves Wheeling ct $50 A. nj and Accommo-
d8tlOn leayes Cumberland at 3, reaching Baltimore
at 80 =. M.
ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH, between Grafton and Parkersburg, way
passengers will take the Express westwardy and
the Mail eastwardly.
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at 4 p. NJ,
stopPlng at way stations. Leaves Frederick at 9lS
A. M., arriving at Baltimore r. noon.
The ELLICOTT'S MILL TRAIN leaves at 5.<S
A. NJ, and Sis p. NJ. Leaves EllIcott's Mills ati
A. NJ. and p. NJ, except Sunday.
ENGLAND, Agent, et the Ticket office, Camden
S&t!o1 VIM. 3. WOODSIDE,
IL ls-tf Master of TRANSPORTATION. Baltimore.
ORANGE ALEXANDRIA RIuRnAD
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IMPROVE YOUR EYES.

- IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRENGTHEN and assist them, by the Paris
OpticIan. ID. WOOLFSON, who AoA
has arrived from Europe with his N
OwD, as well as the mann facture of good many
others OF the latest improved SPFCTACLEs and
ElE-GLASSES: among which are the
PERlSCOPlC CONCAVE and CONVEX, The
DOUBLE FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISHED
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES. CRYSTALS, Ets-.
which are warranted TO improve any EYE Affected
with weakness, cataract or tending to Il; also
T-SIGHTEDNESS.
Persons W no compelled TO use glasses, or nose
now using them, will be suited st hrstsight' Ihose
poITRI POLISHED VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received the highest reoommenaatlons =. lhe
world's Far, at Paris, through their prOduolnge q
olearness and easness Of vision heretofore Unknown
in any other improvements. Sax- u.r.rY
FVGNG GLASSES, Compasses, and Microscopes
are for sale store, c(ner of Elghth street and
tyeen ID street and Pa. avenue.
~ DO NOT n7tsfdks "a. eoTnr Q bh Snett.
lshment IN tnrope. ns-u
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NUNNS & CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED PIANO FORTES,
Constantly receiving and for sale only by
JOHN r. ELLIS,
S06 Pa. av., between 9th and 10th sts
Purchasers vii hnd IL to their interest to examine
i3r themselves the superior qualities of the above
hand. Ietr
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20 GASTON d CLARK,

Il ~ = NLh
TO LOUISIANA AVENUE, second door from
7th street, under the Avenue HOuse,
DEALERS IN
CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS.
The subscribers call attention 10 a desirable Stock
OF CLOTHING which they now have on exhibi-
ton at their Store No. 49 Louisiana avenue second
door from 7th street. and As they are determined to
CLOSE OF the lot IT possible, every effort necessary
on their part shall be used in order to please their
customers.
the stock to be perfect in pont of durability, fit and
style, because we make everything ourselves, and
nave no hesitation In saying goods will be found
equal TO the best order work in the country.
Watching the various changes of fashion, parties
may rest ured of finding the latest cut and make
in store, subject to their inspection and approval.
$1,000 worth of Goods for Mems, Boys and Ser
wants w ear, will be sold at auction prices, and pur
ohasers would do well to examine the lot. This ia
no humbug, AZ oar assertions can be proved on ex-
ANIMATION. Call and see at the above Store.
n N-Sm GAS1ON a CLARK.