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EVENING STAR.
THE COMET.


By oLivRR WENDELL HoLNEs- 80
The Comet. He 10 On his WAY,
And singing as he flies; - --.-- -.-s
Tbs wrizzIng planets shrink before .-
The spectre Of the SKIES;
All well may reaal orbs burn blue,
md satellites turn pale.
Ten million cubic miles Of bead,
Ten billion leagues OF tail
On, on by whistiing spheres of light.
He flashes and he flames;
He turns not to the left nor night.
He asks them not their names;
One spurn from his dsmoaIao heel. .-.. .-.
Away, away they fy: l.r On. .tr..
Where darkness might be bottled up
And sold for "T,rlan dye"
And how would look the sea,
If in tse bearded devils path
Our earth shoul chance to be
Full hot and high the sea would boil.
Full red the forests CLEAN;
MethOush ssv aud heard all
Int dyspeptlc dream!
saw tutor take his tube
Tbs Comets course TO spy;
heard a scream-the gathered rays
saw a fort-ths soldiers ali
Pop srscEed the s Guns sHS xS. sa the bals
Bang went the magazine!
saw poet dip a scroll
Each moment IN tuh,
read upon the warping back:
Ihs dream OF Bsezebub;
He could not see his verses burn,
Although his brain was tried.
And ever and anon he bent
To wet them as they dried.
saw the soadnx pitch roll down
The cracking sweating pines.
And streams of smoke like water spouts,
Burst through the rumbrs mines;
ssked the hremen why they made
Such noise about the town:
They answered not-but all the while
The brakes went mp and down.
I saw Q roasting pullet sit
Upon q BAKING egg;
i saw q cripple oorch his hand
Exiting ulsnInS his leg;
e. j saw nine geese upon the wing
Towards the frozen pole,
And every mothers gosiing fell
Crlsped TO q cracking GOAL.
Strange sights strange sounds! o fearful dream
Its memory haunts me still,
fhs stsamInx sea, the crimson 6 are,
That wreatned each wooded hill
Stranger! If through thy Keeling brain
Such midnight visions sweep,
Spare, spare, o spare thino evening meal,
And sweet shall be thy sleep.
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DK. srRRpHfESN BIAtLSs, Y
OFFICE 1873 PKNNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
Thfss doors fro7a l4fh Stys,f

DR.. BAILY begs leave to inform the public that
he can be seen at all hours, at his ofhoe,
located as ab2ys; He feels assured that sn
experience OF hfteen years practices, with ~$@Alo
difonit GASES that he has treated successfully. vii
rens 10 sesh H.
enoe confirming the opinion Of many men eminent IN
serouria rep a for Hing III teeth ALSO ali si
for the construction Of Continnous Gum Teeth and
that Porce lain, mounted on Gold Plate. s the only
was mo.t nclusively shown By the last American
Dental Convention.
Although he tiatters himself from his long resi-
known to his numerous friends and patrons, he begs
TESTIMONIALS.
From the late Rector Of the ChHrch Of Epiphany,
..... ..-.. oftkis city: -. -.
DR.. STEPHEN BAILY: Dear Sir-I desire to sx-
press my esteem for you personally, and my conf
executed for me have been highly satisfactory. 1
friends and aG the pubic tina. Your .f 20 veil ds
'' Washington, Aug sn iss S'r' NV FRENCH
From one of the oldest firms in Balfimore-
Messrs. Boggs, Cotmaa + Co.
Having employed DR.. Stephen Baily, Surgeon
important and d icult piece Of work, which he did
one the most distinguished members of the Dem
tai College Of Baltimore failed after repea ed trials,
~
great pleasure to express my entire confidence and
high Estimation of his professional skin. -
Baltimore, Jan. IL, 1857. Hartmann BOGGS.
Extract from note reeeirsd from tAe late Hon
John M. Clayton.
y. 9. Senate, Aug 10. 1855.
The teeth You made for me work admirably; no.
JOHN M. CLAYTON.
To those seeking relief from the maladies of the
teeth. can cheerInly recommend DIR. 9. Baily ss q
superior dentist. He made . set of porcelain teeth
for one Of my family and plugged several teeth for
Than ten r ye. ssc "''A RoBERT SiX Is more
April ls, 1855. Va. Conf. NJ. Z Church South.
We. the undersigned, having had OCCASION toavail
ourselves of the professional skill OF DIR. =. BaIly
surgeon Dentist Of this CITY. having been cogni-
can't of his operations ia miles or friends taxi
pleas ure in expressing admiration of his artistic
skill, AZ well ns 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 eminenty
worthy.
Thomas u. WALTER. Architect U. g. Capitol.
THOMAS MILLBR, Nj. ID of Washington, ID. c..
BIS. BoHRKR, NJ: -. ofGeorgetown, ID. C..
N. 8. LINCOLN, M. D.. of Warrington, ID. q.
Jos II. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID G.
GEORGE WAhTON, Ex Gov ernOT Of Florida
WALTRR LBNox. EI- Mayor of Warrington.
HENRY BALDWIN, u. Patent Ofhce,
&c. WIGHT, Principal RiItenhouse Academy.
feb 20-tf
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WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.


PROFESSOR WcsD-Dsar Sir: Having misfortur TO
lose the best poi ton Of hstr the
fever In Nsw Orleans In 1854. Ind trial
Of your preparation, and founi n very
thing needed. Ny hair 10 and glossy and no
words can express obligations Jon giving
anotsd such tressDrs. FINLEY JOHNSON.
The unds: signed Rev. Il. Bragg regular
standing and pastor OF the Orthodox
Mass He gentleman Of great influence universally
beloved VIM DYER
BlooKrIHIb, January IL, 1855.
PROFESSOR WooD-D>sr Sir: Having ade Q trial yonr
Hair Restorative. gives pleasure say that erect
has been excellent In removing
constant tendency TO itching which have been
troubled from cbidhood has restored hair
which becoming to It's original color
no ether article with anything like the pleasure
profit Yours truly j. BRAGG.
. The Restorative il put mp in bottles offs sizes,
viz: LaIEe. medium, and small the small holds y
pint, and retals for 81 per bottle the medium
holds at least twenty per oent. moro in proportion
than tue small retaiis for 81 bottle the large
retails for S.
o. J. WOOD & CO., Proprietor. sI2 Broadway
New York, tin the great N. Y. Wire Railing Estab-
llshnent, 4 and ll4 Market st.. st. Louls, Mo.
- And sold by al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. an l7-Sm
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Through trial OF many y .ar., and through ever
nation OF civilized men, AYER'S CHERRY Pee
cure Of pulmonary disease thar any other
remedy known to mankind. Cases OF apparently set
tied consumption have been cured by IL, and thous-
ands of sufferers no were deemed hey oRd the reach
usefulness to sound health and the enjoy ments of
life, by this all powerful antidOte to diseases of the
lungs and throat. Here q oOld had settled on the
lungs. The dry hacking coug h. the CLASSY eye, and
and strong whisper to all bat him CONSUMPTION.
He tries every thing. but the dseese 10 GnhwnE NJ
his yitals and shows its fatsl symptoms more ard
more over all his frame. He is taking the CHR
made his breathing easy; has seep Is sound al lght;
his appetite returns and with II has strength The
dart which pierced his side ID broken Scarcely any
ghbo hood can be found which has not some Inv
ing trophy like this to shadow forth the virtues
which have won for the Cherry Pectoral an Inn
pc ishabe renown. But Its usefulness does not end
here. Nay acoomplishes more By prevention than
cure. TIE countless colds and oough, which it
cures are the seed which would have ripened into
dreadful harvest OF Lncurabe diseases. Innuenza,
Group, Bronchitis, H0arssness Pleprisy, Whoop,
arg essiy cured By The cSERRY PFCToRHff
them, and they viii ind il an invMSsbis prot. elton
from the insiduous provler which esrnes OF the
parent sheep from many Hook aad the darling lamb
Authenticated evidence OF these fhcts. With dire~
nons for the treat pent Of each comp amt, may BE-
found in Ayers Amefic'n Almanac, Of which We
over the earth IN order that the sick everyvhers
may have before them the information IL contains.
Drue5ists and dealers IN medicine generally have
esm 10. Tes' ans a.S eE sns sss
and Anal, tioal Chemist. Dwell, Mass. .st.b
Cd bJ ID. GILMAN, Washington. and ~ n.
COOK. Alexandra, and by ali dealers everyvhere,
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ETkESF FIEfsf FEE Pa

OrrcK SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING, Z
WASHINGTON, October G.. tr5s.S
In pursuance Of the prov sons Of the act To- pro
vide for executing the public printing, dc. sp :
received at this ONCE the Capitol, until the hrr,
Monday 18th dsyD of December next. at u O'CLOCK
for furnishing the paper that may bs required Tor
the public printing for The year ending on the LIST DAY
The subisined list specifies, a. nearly az can be
Of each kind of paper that will be required;
CLASS
IL no resms hne printing paper. unoalendered, to
measure "a By 81 inches, aud TO weigh forty i've
pounds to the ream Of $40 sheets, 49,.
5000 reams hne printing paper, oaendered, to
measure - by 50 inches, and to weigh hfty SIX
pounds to the ream Of $50 sheets.
CLASS 5.
800 reams superhne printing paper hard sized snd
oaendered to measure q by 81 inches, and 10
forty eight pounds TO the ream OF <sO sheets.
GLASS;.
$40 reams superhne map paper, sized and calen
dered OF such sizes as may be required, pond
Ing IN weight with paper measuring ~ By q inches,
and weighing twenty pounds per roam OF $50
sheets.
20 reams superhne plate paper, (cslendered. or
unoa endersd, as may be required, IS by q inches,
and OF such weight per roam as NAV he required.
to be OF linen and cotton, free from al sdu liberation
with mineral or Vther substances OF fair whltenoes
and put in Qures OF twenty four sheets each and
In bu ldlee OF two res ms each esch resm to eonta
40 perfect sheets. Uniformity 70 color, thickness.
and weight viii be required ard no bundle tex clu
tve OF vraerer) ynry ing under Ave per Mt
from the alta dard weight will be received, and the
gross weight Will IN all cases be required. MIxlEg
OF various thioknesses in the slIne bundle TO max.
mp the weight Will be considered violation OF the
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GLASS;.
No. T Tssm: S g.; &c, post "rtp IT, paper
s. 500 reams deny 90.
4. 20n rtams folio post do.
8. 90 resms medium DO.
6. 50 reams royal do.
=. - realms super royal do.
9. loo rsams colo ed medium tassorted coIorsD
CLAss7.
weigh twenty eight pounds per resm.
2. 500 reams writing paper, ~ by % inches, 10
weigh twenty three pounds per ream.
weIshtwenty sx pounds.
weigh twenty g'psI poGSd. i psa fsm 10
5. $40 reams writing paper, IS by is inches, 10
wsrh twenty two pounds per ream.
weigh Twelve pounds 4: p per - Pea TEn''' 70
contain so perfect Sheets 70 the resm and no oat
side" eulLes: they 10 be made Of the hest mate
manner. The papers an G asa 6 are to Le white or
blue. of the regular standard sizes Of the respective
this once; those IN csss ar. TO be whIse and Of
the sizes and weights specified IN the schedule.
quantity and ever, flnc oontrscied for IN ali
Glasses to be furuIs he'd such times and an such
Each class will be considered sepxrstey and he
subject 10 separate contract but bideTs may Of
Ter Tor one or more OF the classes the prcpO
No proposals will be considered unless accomps-
nled by the guarantee that tie bidder bidders, n
his or their proposal shall be accepted will enter
into an obligation with good and suf clent sureiiss
proposals vi lie furnished at this ofic., and none
will be taken into consideration unless substantially
agreeing Herewith.
All the paper the sewers, classes muet be deiIv-
cred at such place aces ina, be designated IN
Washington city, in good order free Of all and every
extra charge pense, and subject to the Iuspec-
ton, count. weight and measurement IF the super
intendent. and To be IN sll respects satisfactory
samples OF ell the paper required may be seeu at
this once. or Will be sent to peTsoDs apply ing for
them.
The proposals Will be opered in the manner re-
CURED by Law ION the first Tuesday amer the FIRST
In hQfS naNt and
VIII be AZ aTded to the lowest bidder.
Proposals will re addressed to GEO. w. Bow
MAN, superintendent OF the Pubic Priatlns, Capitol
ofthe United State>," and endorsed Proposals for
supplying paper" oc -eotd
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L 4 in sxchange, Mt GIBBS Wig, Braid and Curl
Mandatory, Pa. avenue between 9Th and 10Th sts
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fect Portrait Of yourself 10 rs oents. warranted
not to fade 1900 of these beaS :iful pictures made
sitter perfectly satisfied. Pictures on paper for
Sc cents, Ehlch oan be sent BY mail without extra
light not required. X. c. W6ODLEY,
Photographer, No. Sl2 E. street,
" ll-em near WillaPde,.
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M sSs Gg 3. r rSEssEsss, eE
WERE oRpEkED To BE HELD BY PRO-
CLAMATlON No. 6ls,
Notice 10 hereby gwen that the public sales OF the
vacant pubic lsnds witbIn the Territory Of Ksnss.
vfich were ordered by proclamation No. G7, dated
July 9, 1853, 70 be held at the land ofoes at Lee
compton ard Kiokapoo. w. he Territory Of Kansas,
on the list and 18th dayt Of N,venIher next, sra
hereby pnstrcEed by order of The Prestdent. until
yul,, is5s PRIOR TO which period the sales w AGAIN
JOS =. WILSON,
Acting Conmis'r of the General Land Office.
aal6-iaV6V
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.u.. Trsyslsrs' Dirsctsry.T :.
DrRu EofE 442 6b Ex fE HTgExETg or,rHx
. '. - y ~ :" u -
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
&4a sl
Baltimsre and Ohio Raiirsad. f.

-l-s; ri FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
FROM w1 HsAHlttTSiSifi5S'sP' f ssPe'l FAE WEST.
excepted. j connecting closely at Washington June
s5 ri h4Us AND
Washington at 50 p. m. reschng Cincinnati At p.
~ next day, and connecting directly with Express
Train for Louisyilie, cairo and the Southwest and
for 81. LOUIS, Kansas, &c. Time, from W arlington
to Cincinnati. q hours or to So Louis only ~ hours
To view the Grand Mountain Scenery ofthe Road
in daylight, take either the 7.45 a. m. or $50 p.
trains from Washington.
western Vrrns osd take the 3. m. Tram For
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take the same.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks to all guar
ters, and every other possible facility vii DO found
WAY W PASSENGERS for the Main Stem of the
Baltimore and ONO Railroad will leave Washing
ton as follows:
Piedmont take the 7.45 q. m trains.
For ali Stations between Piedmont and Wheeling
take the Sd m. Trsln. To connect with the Fred
erioE Tram take the aSo p. IN. Tram. aF.
FOR BALTIMOREAND THE East.
Leave Washington for Baltimore At Is and 7.45
a. M. and so and - p. m. On Sunday at So m.
Leave Baltimore at 40 and $50 M and $50 and
81 p. m. On Sunday at 30 q M only.
The 7s45 and AS trains only will stop at way sta
ti0ns and for Annapolis connections.
The IS IN. and $50 p. 10: are the chief connect.
p m. trans for the east.
For further information inquire at the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Ticket office, Washlngton. ,
w. p. SMITH,
oc4 Master of TranportatioH. Baltimore.
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ID z r U VI AN SY r. U p

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~
Ok, rkorBCIED
Solution Of ProtoXide Of Iron Combined,
Having successfuilv passed tha rrdeaI ia vhloh
pew di,coveria. in ths N.tsr,s AZ sdica ara
snh;aotad mrs, No. h. rsca,vsd a.
secyooeou, h.usN NV yo ioo0iseu -
ON esIGusnou n,Gulolhe' H.
Emcacy In Cuiinkr
DSyf.P! - 800, 1879
HeH"'sn, o'o"eht.s o"o CoSssHPs.Vn 1e"
dencHs, Dtsofdered STATE or ht bteod. botS,
ScBTpV, Ths PFostrafisR Efscts of Lad or
M.yen,v G.n.,oI D,bUsf~ o,d ali D,x>a,,s
t.t - -. ~, - - " 49,.
"H'en 'e4N'eo oHie ava AAoonre Meate'Se,
beyond question.
The Proofs OF Its efficacy are so numerous. 30 well
authenticated; and Of such peculiar
onaIao.eI. tnat sufferers cannot 70 ION
foesonany hesltate 10 receiVe the fSx ~ NNA
proneIeo anieG:pUvYv unESEEESfxE
IL me rE S,n ~ SSnhort"I ESE Fl
but IT'S range ID extensive becauset&AkJ
many alseases, apparenty unlike
Ing rom one cause, may De CURED x-,,,
t6e Syrnn nyGvid.e a cnre n. rrsrissix TIE, rbieh
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DURE CIDER VlNE6 AR.-Eixhtssn barrels
L pure Older Vinegar for piokiing.
..tf KING BURCHEIJ
saA 90 rnrn.y Varnont ayes NJ and Isth =. :.
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VIRGINIA., TENNESSEE,
GEORGIA, ALABAMA,
MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA,
ARKANSAS, aud TEXAS.
THROUGH TICKETS can b, obtained at the
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN RAIL ROAD
OFFICE, corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th
street, Washington, on board Of the Steam Ferry
Boat George Pase,Or at the office Of the Orange and
Alsxnndria Railroad, at Alexandria,
Richmond, Danvtfis, Lyneh6mrg, Bristol,
Knoxville, Dalton, atlanta, Chattanooga,
Nashville, Huntsville, Grand Junction,
Memphis, Montgomery and Netc Orleans,
By q d. rect route, aid continuous railway connec
tons to Memphis.
AHording greater Expedition and Comfort and
teing o miles shorter than by any other route
The steam ferry boat George Page leaves the foot
of7th street at 6k r. m, for Alexandria where pas
sengers take the cara for RICHMOND, Charlottesville
Stanton, White Sulphur Springs, Woodstock, TO /,
and at IL p. m. for Richmond and all points South
west, making sure and close connections to Mem
phis.
Baggage Wagons and Omnibuses leave the office,
Pa. avenue, at O'Clock a. m. and ?. IN.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
je17-n Washington.
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TNHE VIRGINIA SPKINGS.-PassenEor for
l. the Orange and Alex
.Rs5i. Rail ks,iI0 :; i, y Lay ssxi3 e
the Alexandria and Washington Railroad, 7th ct.
and Louisiana avenue, will be called for and con
breakfast can be obtained. This line ca mes the
y. 8. Mail for the o. A. X. r. Passengers will
Ind At free from the annoy Of and
that is met with on the boat. 1t il the most ex Pc
dltlous, and. In many instances the most econoInl-
CA route. Coaches connect with every tram from
Baltimore.
N. B.-Coaches furnished for Excursions and PIC
Mics. ie2 IF
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TIE BEST ooTsHHt ,l fbYRur IN THE
ss;i SRSss sHaqo <: T sYsr

n f;ii sRSes 5AsH 4 Z: ' ssir
$ mss .sos:
e.s,rh, Brsseh!sss . Hsss,s 1os Ser. irssi
from Geld, ana preventive ofthst lion Of dis
Persons wso sins should use it. ]. is pleasant to
the TASTE eoiens clears and strenS thens the yoao
IL. yotte. IS and 50 cents and q. sold by all
Druggists in Washington, Georg etevn and AIexan-
dria. 90 1i-u
COKDON's, AsIATIC MixTUkk-A safe
" speedy, and certain cure for ChoerA- NJ orbss,
bowels, and dff FOR Summer Compliant Of Children.
There is NO MedicIne equal TO Il; it would not in
used it in his family ior more than ten years, and
supplied the afflicted free Of charge, with entire
t iSsrs have este Ssc.
sale. Manufactured and for ! 'al 4. p oRpon,
.uaosm No. SIS Pa. sv.. WashnIton. b. Q.
P E':.ss 81 81 I. s::: {:
e!ns, vis1ns. TIisss%.I 10. j: Tsmsdy for Be.
s5.te% Ne dee m e. 2: .hoS
three days. and sI, s
the ruin q the hsatS q vast portion Of II. pops
remedy for that GLASS Of disorders which. unfortu-
nately, the English ply sioiAn treats with mercury,
70 the inevitable destruction fthe PATIENTS const
tuition, and which all the sapeap6rila the world
cannot remove Triesema1 Nos. l, 2, and are alike
devoid Of taste smell, and ofall nauseatng suah
use bong suspected. Sold in tin oeses, and divided
in separate doses as administered By Vspeau, Lal-
% four cases in one sSi g. which avs md I;
soId 81 b., 10; " Up Prince st..
diatsly feoeiR of the amount DIR. Il. will forward
the 80 cases OF TresemAr and the large sSes, car
rage paad, thus Insurng genuine European prepara-
tons. The IS cases also sent, but not free Of car
rInge. Consultations a. usual, from III a. m. TIL
2. m. and from till p M, ct No. Isl Prince st.,
few blocks vest Of Broadway. fe1 IL
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EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT

MAHOGANY, Walnut, ROSEWOOD AND
OTHER FURNITURE. AZ PRIyArE SALE.
OF urnitufe, would respectfully
invite the citizen: Of Washing; II
examine his stock, for them
seivee. consisting Of
robes.
Fine Mahogany, Walnut, and Cherry, Jenny Lind
and other Bedsteads.
Fine Walnut and Rosewood EtrEeres. Ladies' Cab
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Sofas and Chairs.
Fine solid Oak Marble top and other Cottage Cham
Der Sets
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Drsssinr and other
Bureaus and Sldeboards.
ton.
Fine Marble top, Centre. Sofa, and other Tables,
China, Glass. and Crockery Ware, Looking
Glasses, &c.
My purpose to sell as cheap as any other person
in Washington. and on favorable terms and 4
Halter myself that no person wishing to purchase
Will be disappointed II they give me q call.
A. GREW,
an fs-f No. 526 18th street.
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DUPONT'S

IS Gun P p 8 " DER. IS
W. Albert KING. GHoRe rrowS, b. c.. for
years past the Sole Agent ia the District Of Colum-
bia for Messrs. Dupont & CO., of Wilmington, Del
aware, keeps constantly on hand large ,tock of al!
the different grades of POWDER manufactured
BY them, embracing, in part
Blasting and Mining Powder, in Is and 80 lib. kegs
Cannon and Musket do, (U. >. Govern
soo,,iD, Pe1s e.OSR and and g r. ttsE:
Ducking Powder, in Ga. l2H and Is Id kegs
DO. do. IN and "a Id. canisters
Diamond Grain do. In 10 canisters
Eagle Rife do. in 81 and l21z ID. kegs
F.EF, FFF. do. inS and 10; oamstsrs
:, Do. do. in y Id. TASKS and oan:sters
VlrGin,a Rifle DO. In Id. canisters
IL safety Fuse of superior quality DIN barrels
and packages.
All OF the above will be sold at manufacturers
prices and delivered free OF charge to any part of
the District.
The character of Dupont's Powder has been 20
we'll and favorably known for q half century, that
We deem 1t unnecessary to say anything in its
praise.
~ We take pleasure at all times In showing
samples and style Of packages to sportsmen and
others.
NJ Ohhoe No. 50 High street, immediately ad
joining the Canal Bridge. seS-tf
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nENTLsERY.-Dr. THOMAS o. Hills,
- Omoe 20 Pam. avenue, next % Gel
tere-h1e oVeraelon0 emofooe Gil the NJ -Qyyy{vr
est lnpros emente. and b. the use Of the
Cheoplastlc Process he makes whole or partial sets
OF Teeth superior 90 those made ny any other Plan
at half the plces charged for gold. SPECIMENS and
testimonials exhibited. He 10 the eaiy sxe1t for n
in Washington. sS-iy
M. ,oom,s NJ TEETH: -, -. - $3.50.
OF the Miasroi Plate Teeth, attends per-
sonaiiy at his ofhoe in this city. "a. :. 0p$S
Many persons can wear these Teeth v no ~Ol10
cannot wear others; and person can wear Others
who cannot wear these. 80
Persons calling At my office can Be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth thev may desire
but to those who are Particular and 81 the pursst
ceanest, est ard most perfect denture that
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