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hECORDs OF THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR; con-
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nENTISTRf.
- DR.. STEPHEN BAlLY,
oSsIcH NO. i9o Pennsylvania AvxNJl, 49,
TAYss doors from Il.k Sfrssf ln


DR.. BAILY teEs leave to inform the public that he
can be seen at all hours, at his Office as above
he feels assured that experience of fifteen yearsi
variety of dicut that he has treated success
luly, will enable him to surmount any dIfioulty,
own experience confirming the opinion OF many mep
snInent in the profession. and especially Drs harria
ali EnamsIs Gutts Psrcha, india h RUBBER and CSC
Teetf and hs, Porcean EoSn,ed op Ss p
s the only reable substance that be worn in the
ninutn, as Tss r9St coacasIveiJ shown b, the last
Although he fstters himself from his long resi-
known to his numerous friends and patrons. he be-,
leave to refer them TO the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector of the Church Of Epiphany OF
. this olty.
DIR. STEPHEN BAILy: Dear Sir-I desire to y press
my esteem for you personally, and my confdence ip
you as superior dentist. The OpsratiOas executed
public that JOar skill 90 well deserves.
Washington. Aug. Is. lsis. IN. FRENca.
Prom Of the oldest firms IN baltimore, Messrs.
Having employ ed bf.% % stephen BsiI;, ally Surgeon Dem
portant and dlfcult piece OF work, which he did to
my entire satisfaction, and IN view of the fact that
Cocse of Baltimore, Jailed, AFTER repeated trials, to
perform the same work satisfactorily. it gives me
great pleasure TO express my entire confidence and
high estimation OF has professional skill.
Baltimore, an. L. 1851. hAkMANN BOG6S.
Extract from note received from the late Hon. job,
Nj. Clay tor.
U. 3. SENATE, Aug. ls, 1855.
The s teeth {oa made for me work .dmirsOI moth
Ing could 10 better. Very nIIM EnFHItIsMtu;ly ~, .vrou
To those the: seek relief from the al.dies of the
teeth, can cheerfey recommend DIR. Z. Bsiiy o
sukerlOr DENTIST; lie mAde set of porcelain seth
Tor one of my family, and plugged several teeth for
my SELF ana the work has all stood well for more thar
ten years, ROBERT I. NIXON,
of the Va. Conf. OF the NJ. +. Church South.
April le. lass.
We, the uEdoTsgned having ksd occasion TO Avail
ourselves OF the professional skIl of DIR. s. Eaily,
Sursso DENTIST of this city, having been oogniS
ant Of his operations families Of freads take
pleasure III pressing admiration of his artistic
skill well as Of the uniformly satisfactory m1hner
In which he performs the most delicate and difficult
operations In Dental Surgery and pectfuily
commend him TO the confidence and patronage OF the
public. of which we consider him emlneutly WORTHY.
THOMAS u. WALTER, Architect 4. =. CapitJf,
TEONAs MILLER, NJ. d., of Washington, n. G..
3. BOHREK, 81. ID. of Georgetown, ID. T..
". :. lIScoLN. VI. D., OF Washington, ID. c,
Jos. n. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. G,
GRoaeE WALTON, Ex Governor Of Florida.
WALTER LEsox, Ex Mayor of Washington,
HENRY BALDWIN, u. Z. Patent OHIoe,
U. e. WIshr, PTlnoip Pal RltteuhOuse Academy,
fsb 20 If
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DIANos-vERY YCHEAP-I nave now m store

Il the following grv at barga las:
, a very superior Piano of Ha.let, Davis &-
Co.. nc aVes. hne lose wood; orIgIasl p5jce &Z@S
Sfo LIZ has ben rented cut Ia a careful utkfi
IA iy, and will be sold for $500
Also 81 GIlar Piano, same mixers 6Ie octayAs.
or,glua price S3n, wall be sold for S.2J.
IheHe flSnosa re ally targ,lns; we warrant and
All persons IN want ola good reliable Piano are So
lIcIted to cali and see these inst uments
Also, Second hand Piano. which we have ac-
copied In part payment for new one, for SI5o;
for $40; one for 5 IL: and ole for $40.
Ours AWAY the largest stock of Pianos In this
city; the 'efOre cail al No. 20 Pa av ween 9Th
and 10th streets.
fec JOHN r. ELLIS
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III II Is said that II is in contemplation, a
commence, at an early period, the erection of .
of the peesent suspension bridge and with the
view oi tsking ~ place, .ssHSl l!Es .sss -
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Pianos, 90,
~ PIANO FORTES.
WILLIAM KNABE,
tseni3r partner In the late firm Of


tSenlor partner In the late firm Of
kHABK. GAEHLK q Co,
Contin9ee the manu- taoture and sale of grand and
square PIANO FORTES, under the name --D-
0I Wnlam knabe Co., At the old stand, 6SH
nos. i, j, , and North Eutaw street op- VvHF
posre the Eutav House, Baltimore.
NJ Insy nave also just opened q new Sales Room II
no 1W Baltimore street, between Charles and Lrht
streets, on the premises partly occupied BY Mr
nenry MoCanery IS music store, where they will
keep constantly on hand a large assortment of plsiu
Nso. Mel0deons, from the best MAKERS from to S
ootave, some with double key boards, double reeds
enn stops 70 suit small churches. :
befnx extensively engag ed In the manufacture Of
liberal terms. o
Our Pianos were awarded the highest prem,uu
is0d medal at the Fairs of the Mary land Institute
Two successive years-October 1885, and ta56-ip Op-
position to fourteen and eighteen pianos from some
Of the best makers from New York, Boston and Bal
tlmore; We were also awarded the 6rst premium at
gina, 1855 and 1856. They have also been awarded
tbs highest premium lsilver medal) at the Metro
p0,ita1 NJ echanlcs' Fair for 1857.
In addition to this We are pUss ession of testimo
nale rom the most dlStIny yuishsd professors auc
amateurs III the country, wnieh be seen at our
warerooms, speaking for themselves and Others OF
every where held.
All Instruments guaranteed for 1--WE years, and
privilege OF exchange granted within the rat six
mSIs % from the day OF ssae i the instruments do moi
Wholesale dealers will find it to their advantage
20 give us a call before purchaying.
ramos exchanged, hired, ard tuned.
mar i6-ly VIM. KNARE CO-
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Dancing.
SASHIONABLE DANCING

PROF II. w. NUN DE r respectfully announces
20 ms friends and the public generally, that "A
ms iast quarter viii commence ON Tuesday 81
afternoon, Feb: I'd, 1855. An those who desire -
10 oe prepared Tor the exhibition are earne stIy
soeteH 70 JOIN as soon as possible the arrange
hSnt Cl ancy Dances Will take place immediately
Inc programme Tor this season will be entlrely
hew anu lar excel any ever offered to the public
Parents Who desire 70 see their children oasy and
graceful In their carriage should not fail TO epteT
them very soon.
Gentlemens Glasses on Tuesday and Thursday
evenings. as usual. from ~ until s1I o'clock.
ian so diff -
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STOP THAT RATTLING.

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'HE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.

NJ. LOOMS, nj. D., the inventor and pntentee ot
"LoonriS Mineral Plate Ts.fh," having~
sacoessiaily introduced his Improvement iI01$&I9
various cities, has now permanently estab- b-~III0
ushed himself In Washington.
y IN making set of but one piece Of maieria and
uat indestructlbe mineral. No metal 10 used in
thsr construction and they therefore free from
Iolnts to become filled with moisture PARTICLES Of
Iood. hence they are psre and clean. They are
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the honor to announce to the Ladies and 6en- "a
tienen OF Washington and GEORGETOWN that -
Washington on Friday, the 9Th of October. at lS.A
iemperance Hail, street, for Misses and Masters,
from O'Clock p. m; for Ladies and Gentlemen
from O'Clock D. m. Georgetown-On Wednesday, /,
the 7th oi October, at Miss Hsrrover's Ladies Sem
mary, from ~ clock D. m.
F9r terms AID particulars application can be made
az MT u. residence, +c7 street, between eth and
ith streets. Sc l2-6m
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~ CARRIA GES
i HE Subscriber shavins made additions to his
Factory, making IL now one Of the largest a Re5R 8
in the District, where his facilities for fS56t5S
manufacturing al kinds of CAR-8SSS86
RIAGES and LIGHT WAGONS osnnOt bs sur-
passsd, and from his long experience in the bus-
ness. he hopes 20 give general satisfaction ' =
? All klnds OF Carriages And Light Wagons kept on
AN REPAIRsneatly done. and all orders prompts
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for nov
loft a1 oOrner ofl4th and + SITS.
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The law providing for Funding the Bonded and
other specified Indebtedness. of the State of Cali
forna requires that the old Bonds and CertE oates
shall he forwarded to Sacramento during this wear
to be cancelled and replaced by new ones, we will
act as agents IN this business, and request an early
delivery of the Bonds.
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Dentistry, &c.

nR. X. FINLEY HUNT,
II DENTTST~
No. $40 Pennsylvania avenue. hS
VIII perform all operations belonging to his -lID
profession at his old established otice as above,
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NENERAL CLAIM AND REAL ESTATE
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and the Departments, Purchase and Sale OF real es
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VI prUcANn AND sILv YER
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FOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHANGE SOLD.
ON The PRINCIPAL POINTS IN So
ROPE. IN SUMS TO SUIT.
GOLD CURRENCY, AND VIRGINIA MO-
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FOX RDFPOSITOR PAYABLE INSANE
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CURRENT RATES.-CHECKS MUSTBE
MARKED ACCORDINGLY.
SIGHT DRAFTS ON ALL THE PRINcr-
PAL CITIES OF THE UNION, SOLD IN
SUMS TO SUIT.
BONDS AND STOCKS SOLD ON COM
MISSION.
UNcURRENr MONEY BOUGHT AND
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Iowa SyIns 10 per cent Interest BY Coupon an New
Davenport has now about 2o.eO in,sbitants, ard ~
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these bonds, believing them to be as saie a. sRS
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washington City Savings Bank.
DIRECTORS.
VIM. r. BeyIy, Samuel Bacon,
Joseph Bryan, James r. HalldAy,
Vim. Orme, Hudson Taylor,
hnols MohRn, Nj. w. 6at.
Benz. Besll,
JAMES c. Mc6UIRE. Prssidsns,
0RAFToy d. HANSON. Secretary. apllIT
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ID A " XII NC HOU S K

CRUBB BROTHERS.
Depostors dePositing Bank Notes will please
mark their Checks payable in currency.
Deposltes Of Gold will be paid in Gold.
Accounts will be opened with dePosit0rs sllovlnt
them to deposit Gold and Check for currency, the
deposItor beng credited with the difference.
se &-u CHUBB BROTHERS,
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INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOsITEs.
MONEYS LOAN o. STOCK SECURITIES
CHUBB BROTHERS. BANKERS.
ian 27-u Opyossh fAs 1SsssSvt.
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NEW York, Sept. l6.-The Persia, of the British
and North American Royal Steamship Company, ar
rived here to-day, bringing Liverpool dates Of the 4th
instant
The Prince Albert reached Liverpool on the LIST,
the Araeo on the I'd, and the Europa on the eth.
Commercial Intelligence,
T1vrBpooI, Sept 4.-The sales Of Cotton for the
week amounted to 900 bales, of which 400 were
taken by SPECTATORS and 1850 bales were for eX-
portation. All qualities slightly declined y lower
qualities declined most-say Ia. The market closed
quiet. Fair Orleans is quoted at 72d. Fair Mobile
I 7I6d. Fair Uplands 3.16d. Middlng Orleans
Lied. Middng Mobile I5.l6; Middng Up.
ands 6Jd,
Stock in port 100000 bales, of which 10000
were American,
Manchester adyices were favorable. Cotton closed
firm and quiet BreadstuHs steady. Provisions
steady.
ConsoIs closed at 965 to 9Gld. for money and ac-
count
The bullion in the Bank Of England has increased
851 600
The money market was generally unchanged, yet
there was an increased demand
LATEsT.-Liverpool, Sept. 4.-The estimated sales
Of Cotton for the day sailing tsaturdaylefe 5000
bales Of which 900 were to exporters. The market
was closing quiet but steady.
The Flour market closed firm. Wheat was firm
Corn quiet. Provisions quiet.
General Intelligence
The general news is unimportant. The details OF
the American treaty with China have been received
It is to be ratified within year, and stipuates fol
the good offices of the United States in the settle
ment of difficulties With other powers.
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Anniversary Hvents--sept. II.

Is54-Loss oil the steamship Clty OIL Fhliaaeiphia'
by striking upon Cape Race in fog No lives lost,
led9-beath Oh Matthew Carey q celebrated
printer and 9ookseleF Of FnllauephEa'
l6l4-Ba1lte Of fofb Ere ana aeieat Oh Inc
British.
l19o-batle Oh Altehkifehen' IN winch 'ne fFeneh
General Nerceau was kllIed
INSTRUMENTATION OF the United states adopted
by the Federal Convention at Philadelphia, and re-
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1,us1oy pErEArED IN NEW YORK.


For some time past the leaders oil inc biaVh he-
i h,;.o, .,,d so.caIled American parties, OF New
/ puul'NNai a." ,s1.5 ,oo;nsr at a rate which
] York nave peeii e .7 .l ;Fr, |
while it disguised hoheSt lien ii"u 'N 800
plain that efforts were on loot 70 ehect Cualieou
Lotop The two ORGANIZATIONS in opposition to the
~" - -, IL tI,arf Il s,,e1, 4 t,inr Nc repu
Ieguai - A., 1,,,,,i., c,.oto ,rlich
lar, genuine beLhO0t"Sg - SNe 4'A'fi'e 's+sN
We yery much doubt. Well, matters progressed swim
r;ngtv for some time-we watched the game closely
s;4 ice,t;or mil IL Anal avnInsion oIthonph
ltui ~ - n tLE-s:. ;...
We sald hothng-aue nlaly 'ne wv PAL isS' ~ pr
mary meetings, appointed delegates TO meet at syria
cuse in separate State Conventions and to assemble
IN the same tay, They convened on the eth or Sth
ana adionrne late during the night Of the 10th after
nominating separate State tickets-all endeavors to
effect the rnch desired union having been frustrated
o,vine If iq fair to infer to ferocious rouchand
tumble scramble for the spoils of office and public
nlnnlar no spcf questionable idea as real natrotic
nrincinIa having been advanced ID sustain or ustiry
III nronosad marriage Of sntapopistic. dseordant
ami rannpnant elements
The New York Fxnrass. Of tbe 10th. has the sub
mined exclamation in regard to The failure Of the Goa
Iitionists Tba a,nlanation betrays some temper
Hare H. ie
FRoN syn crsR-TEe ResuH-The eudeavor to
bring about an union of the Opposition at Syracuse
has resulted 1t VIII De seen IN = Geau u
Teet result q 1ne eau a5S aa naIiabv set or6
snd exnIained IN the regular report Of proceedings
elsewhere The Great Regulator with the Central
Railroad interest, nave mus caifeu tIe uy, au TIe
g{cb tbase :, friends of freedom nre
tend 20 earnestly to reprobate and condemn) carry
/ the State in November by from fifteen to twenty
4 Thousand majority .,..-,.,4 4. .,,,.4
The course Of the Americans throughout IL m mus
De ae aS VAS s bav go bet9re tbe naone wb
clean hands and clear consciences but how the Re.
publicans can justify their conduct to their constu
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DOMESTIC rNrB1LrGENCE.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. I6-The Salt Lake mail, with adj
vices to the 2lst, has arrived at St. Josephs.
Brigham Young keeps concealed, fearing the ven
geance of the Mormons, on account Of numerous
frauds which are charged against him.
INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, Sept. l5.-Capt. Mclean, of the
U. S. Army reached Santa Fe the 29th ult., with
the report that battle had, without doubt, taken
place between Major Brooks command and the Ma
vaios. The latter had offered Major Brooks several
thousand sheep and thousand pOneys as indemnif.
cation for the loss Of his negro
LEAvENwoRrH, Sept. 15.-The Pixies Peak gold
excitement has increased to perfect mania and
large numbers are constantly setting out for the new
Ell Dorado.
a stage line is being organized thence from Fort
Riley,
WASHINGTON, Sept. I5.-It is understood here that
Denver has resigned the Governorship ofkansas, and
that in all probability he will the Commits
sionership Of Indian Affairs.
WASHINGTON, Sept. I6.-The Kansas land sales
have been postponed to July next
1t seems to be certainty that Senator Benjamin
declines the mission to Spain.
Mr. Forsyth, our Minister to Mexico is at Tacn-
baya, and will return to Washington in October.
BALTIMORE, Sept, l5.-The customhouse in this
city accidentally took fire to-day The damage is
estimated at $4,000
QuNeY, H., Sept I6.-The steamboat VIM. H
Denny was destroyed by fire here last night.
The boat and cargo total loss. The passengers
and crew all saved.
Domestic Markets
New YoRK, Sept. 1.-THE sales of Cotton today
were 500 bales The market is awaiting the Persias
adyices, now due Southern Flour "a Csc. to S. soc