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DENTISTRY, Go.

DENTAL NOTICE
lVR. HILLS has removed his Office 70 the room,
long occupied by DR.. Malster, (S6 Penn'ia-
avenue, between 9th and 10th sts.,) where 6&S
ne will be pleased Co see all who may desire >-lIo
his services. For professlopal ability am kindly
permitted to refer 20 DR.. Mslster. jal
M TEETH.
WI. L0QMIS, M. D., the inventor and patentes OF
the MINERALPLATE TEETH, attends
persons personally at his Office in this city l6<%
MANY persons can wear these Teeth who ~lIIo
who cannot wear these. ''0'
Persons calling at my ofice can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they NAV drsire
but TO those who are particular and wish the purest
cieanest, strongest and most perfect denture that
more fully warranted. " "
Rooms in this city, No sss Penn. avenue, between
sih and 10th streets; slso s7 Arch street. Philsde
PHid so T-ly
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IN PER CENT LESS THAN ELSEWHERE
WOOD, sawed and split any length or size desired,
deyered any where in the city free Of charge Qdors
left Mt :. w. X. Handy's, opposite Wiards' Hotel;
WIN. Bal!antyne's, 498 18th street; with VIM. wha.
leys omn bus drivers, corner 7th and Pa avenue;
or at Pages Wharf, foot Of 9TH street. promptly at
tended to. Office south side of 18th street bridge
The money to accompany the order in all cases.
mar 5-d A.PAYNTER. at Pages Wharf
Coz, PRICES REDUCED,
SoALt-COALn WOOD!-WOODm
The best r ed Ash COAL,
Do. White Ash COAL,
Do. Hickory WOOD,
Do. Oak WOOD, -, ...
At reduced prices for CASH .r.-
= 2,240 lbs free burning stove (oooking) COAL
CHARLES w. MITCHELL,
7th street. adjoining the Canal,
re B-u south side of the Bridge.
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" Lady, take a buss, sab p

Lady, take buss, sab ,"
. Wall, [ rather spOse she won't from any
one but me-reckon I'm able to do all in that
line she wants and more too
- Go to the Swan House, sab right erost de
etreet-best house in de city. This way, sab
any bsggage2 Have il sent TO your room in a
fen minutes"
In short time, Jecms and his bride found
themselves i'm one Of those comfortable rooms
on the second floor Of that well-ordered estab-
lishment, the Swan House. The baggage was
sent up with the usual promptness, and our
friends were soon making their toilet for din
ner- Jeems had his coat and boats of in jif-
fy, and Lize's hair fell gracefully over her shoul
dsrs.
That's duced purity tossel," said Jeems,
cycling the bell-cord, " Wonder what it's for %
catching hold of it, Look il works up there
on some sort Of thingumbob. I'd like TO have
that tOssel TO put on my horses head next
muster day; see how il works, said he, giving
u pull.
Presently the door opened, and the sable
face Of one Of Africas sons was thrust into the
room, with the inquiry Of Ring, sah!''
Ring, ring what? you black ape, of you
don'tquit booking at my wife and make of, IN
ring your head on
Stop a mint. said Lize. " What's the
name Of the man that keeps this tavernlr
Mr.. Canley. Marin"
We'll. tell his lady that she needn't 90 to
any extra fixing on our account, for We re plain
people" said the amiable bride.
A. they used to say in our debatin' sOcie-
ty." interrupted Jecms, - j II amend that mo-
tion by ssyin' you can tell EN- 10 give us the
best they've got, i IN able to pay fur it and
don keer fur expenses.
Tee hee Tee hec ~ was the only audible
reply from the sable gent, rs he hurried down
stairs
Dinner came and was dispatched with a rel
ish, Jeems and his bride took n stroll over the
city, seeing the lions and other sights until
supper time, which being over, they retired to
their rOom. The gas was lit by the servant,
who received aquarter for his services. Jeems
was the last in bed. and according to the rule
in such cases, had to put out the light, which
he did with q blast from his lungs.
The noise In the streets had died away and
Quiet reigned in the Swan House. The young
man on the watch do. el In h's chair. The
clerk (rather corpulent) was about 20 retire,
when he thought he smelt gas. Some one
come down stairs and said he smelt gas. Much
against bis WILL the clerk proceeded TO find
where the leak was. II seemed stronger in the
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QSS DUPONT'S o.
cc D w ID K R. OO
w. ALBERT KING, GEORGETOWN ID. c.. for
years past the Sole Agent in the District Of Colnm
Ola Ior Messrs. Dupont n Co., Wilmington Dol
aware, keeps constantly on hand large stock Of al
the different grades Of POWDER manufactured nv
them. embracing. in part II.
Blasting and Mining Powder in Is and 81 ID. kegs
cannon and Musket do, (U. &. Govern
ment proof,l IN Is and 81 10. kegs
Ducking Powder, IN 81, I2II and 25 H. kees
Do. do. IN / and u ID. canlsteTs
Diamond liraln do. In III. canisters
Eagle Rife DO. 50 and l2,l H. Kegs
DO. do. IN and ii 10. canisters
+, FF,FFF, do. In 5, and "a Id, canisters
Do. do. In u Id. TASKS and canisters
NlIglnla Hlhe - IN lh, cani sters
~ Safety Fuse of superior quality, in barrels
Ali of the above will be sold at manufacturers
PRICES and delivered free of charge to sny part oi
the District. : ~.
The character of Dupont's Powder has been so
well and favoraby known for a half century. that
we deem 1t unnecessary TO say anything in its
praise.
IL We take pleasure at ell times in showing
samples and styles Of packages to sportsmsn and
others.
NJ Office No. IS High street, immediately ad-
dining the Canal. se3-n
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A E9AissSMESE .isnsa. SSEoRsEE oiRssEEFBGV5 BSV5 Of d;e..!
and THOMAS COLLYER: Hl-
WINTER lRRAyGEMEyrs.


TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
DAILY ,texcePt sunday, FROM WASHING
list. MAIL TRAIN start. st :. IS .. m, tsupday
excepted y connecting cosely at w sshinrtou June
ton, for Cumberland and Piedmont.
chfcIG65 5 ERkffRhEEAsA EeRkfffRhEEAAC cf928SI .,y.. AND
p next dsy, and connecting directly with Express
Train for Louisville, Cairo, and the Southwest and
for st. Louis, Kansas, &c.
To view the grand Mountain Scenery Of the Road
In daylight, take either the 7.4S m. SEQ D. m.
trains from W MashIngton.
For PARKERSBCRG and AL etatlons on the
Northwestern Virginia Road. take the sen D. VI.
Train. For Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take
the same.
Through Tickets asd Baggage Checks to ell quar-
teIs ap every other possible facility wall be found
WAY PASSENGERS for the Msin Stem of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will leave Washing
ton as follows:
= For all points between Washington Junction and
Piedmont, take the rs a. m. tram.
For all stations between Piedmont and wheeling.
IA Ike the $40 Train. To connect with the Fred
erick Train, take the SO p. m. Train.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
Leave Washington for Baltimere at s.lO and 7s5
a. m, and $40 and ass p. On Sunday at SEQ r. m.
only.
Leave Baltimore at 4SO and $50 q. m. and So and
SD ,. m. On SUNDAY st 4S0 O. m, Only.
The ~ and 345 Trains only will stop at way Sta
tons and for Annapolis connections.
The 745 2. m. and $50 m. are the chief connect
Ing trains for the West and the 6l0, 1<5 and SEQ D.
IN. trains for the East.
For further information inquire at the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Ticket Qfhee, wsshlpgton.
noH Master OF Transportation, Baltimore
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A NDREw TATE,
ATToRNEYAT-LW, No%'. Nv RSY5'GpoH5M.n pNFTnc

1Rb RFdE EsTITEE 1GENfT!. az NfT!6LN'
ington; Hon: James McCioId, bayfield,, Wisconsin;
Sweeny, kittenhouse, FAINT Il Co, Washington;
Lamhert Tree, Esq, Washington, ID. c.
Attention given 10 locating Land Warrants
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GIOO REWARD.-BRANcH OFFICE, GIRAR
QIOV FIRE INsURANcE COMPANY OF PHLADEL-
PHIA, No. so I'D story 7h str :et, Washington city
Iith March, 1871 am authorized by this company
to pay 800 for the arrest and conviction Of the per-
son or persons who, during the night Of the 7th in
situated on LIST street wost, between Virginia ave-
nue. and ID street south, and which were insured by
this company.
mar l4-1m~ POLLARD WEBR, Agent
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EXTENSIVE ASaISHMNETN, AAsSfa8IRTMENT W9FFy,Ir Of
RosEwooR %SP s 6TAEk FGRNffffttkE, THhsfftk

The subscriber, having completed his assortment
Of offurnlture. would respectfully SgeC<e:lExA
invite the citizens of Washing,
examine his stock for them -
selves, consisting Of
Fine Mahogany, Walnut Cherry and other Ward
robes,
Fine Mahosany, Walnut, and Cherry Jenny Lind
and other Bedsteads, ~
Fine Walnut and Rosewood Etegeres, Ladies' Cab
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Sofas and Chairs
Fine solid oak Marble top and other Cottage Cham
Der Sets. ~
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Dressing and other
Bureaus and Sideboards,
Fine Mahogany and other Chairs, of every descrip
tion. - 'f
Fine Marble top Centre, Sofa. and other Tables
China, Glass and CIockery Ware, Looking
Ny purpose is TO sell cheap ss any other person
N w ashlngton, and on as favorable terms; and
natter myself that no person wishing to purchase
VIII be disappointed IftheJ give me a call.
A. GREEN,
an lS-u No. SO Seventh street
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
" OF DELAWARE.

FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., MASASERs
tSEccessorS to X. France r Coz
r. FRANCE & CO. notify the public that the
Maryland state Lotteries will cease by constitu-
tion enactment on the 3lst March, 1857.
NEW PARTNERSHIP has been formed under the
style of FRANCE, BROADBENTS Il CO., who
have obtained from the Legislature of Delaware =
Lottery Grant to continue in operation for period
Of twenty years and having gwen bonds To- the State
for oSE MILLION or DOLLARS to secure tho paym,nt
Of all prizes sold, hereby assure the patrons of the
MARYLAND State Lotteries that the same promptncss,
punctuality, and fair dealing which has beon pro-
verbal IN conducting the Mary land State Lotteries
will always ehaIacterlza the management of the
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES OF della
On and aftor the LIST day of April, 1a5s, will be
drawnat Whining ton, Del. the Sussex County Lot
tory Of Delaware for the benefit of internal improve
ments, and the Consolidated Lotteries of Delaware
for the same objects.
The Sussex County Lottery will be drawn daily
at Is mInutes before y m.; and the Consolidated
Lotteries daily at Is minutes before 3 p. m.
All drawings under the superinten dcnce Of Lot
tory Commissioners appointed by the State.
PRIZES PAID As SOON as DRAWN
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q E I T Fl E BE,S T..
COMPLETE AND UNIVERSAL SUCCESS OF
w. S. & C. III. THOMSON'S
q0lGp
.. sMSESNN
IndestructibIe Skirts,


WITH PATENT EYELET FASTENING, w EDGE SLIDE
AND WATCH SPRING BUsTLE.
The perfection OF Skirt manufacture" ."-Morri
r. WiLttS' Home Journal
"a complete E!elet Fastening, tasteful and ele
CANT IN eHeat. Y. Jrdep.
Er1H. 77-|-0'.00 -
."Far excelIng the best importationo-I bid.
ut deserves all the praise IL has received' Tones
CARD.-Ths Manufacturers of the GROWN
with which ''rHE T. INDESTRUCTIB1E IN SKIRT"
has been received, has made II necessary for them
mako unusual exertIonS to supply the demand, and
that they are running their Mandatory mig ght
and day for this purpose, their orders requiring
fneHSe increase their product ioH, addition to
their usual large PRODUCTION of
GOSSAMER EXPANSION,
and other popular STYLES. To effect this, their con-
tracts are now out for upwards of
$1,000 ARDS BRAIDED STEEL PKR DAY,
all oil which prepared expressly for them by their
own makers and braiders-the very best in America
Having ample proof of tho universal popularity of
this ..thsf d'TMrye, OF SKIRT Manufacture, THE
INDESTRUCTIBLE SKIRT, they intend placing
IL within the reach of every lady who wishes the
most graceful dura ble and in all respects the best
Skirt ever produced. ... 4 20. ..
p. San invoice OF these beautiful Skirts is now
being prepared for the Queen of England" and the
For sale by the principal Jobbers and Retailers
everywhere. .r'-.-E IT
ID Look for our name and trade mark. the
Crown, stamped on every Skirt. No others are
genuine.
mar II Sw NEW YORK
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"A hETURNS.
Portraits from
% cents. Any size
Portrait warranted
in best Cases or
Frames at y. York
prices. Come all,
and take q sitting
for Cue of those
beautiful Pictures.
aud obtain the ocu-
lar proofs, at X. G.
w o o ID l. r " 5
Gallery. Pennsyl-
vaRia avenue, bet.
18th and l4th streets
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NEW SPRING
~ -----D DRY GOODS FOR 1859.
SPRING SHALI.IES and DUCALS,
SPRING YAI.ENCIAS and PARIS PLAIDS,
q soa PIECES s., 81 SSPRING CHiNTEi-
With many other desirable styles of SPRING
DRESS GOODS, all of which will be sold at the
very lowest cash prices.
WILLIAM r. RILEY,
mar 2-Im cornar ath at. oppo. Centre MARKET
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CORBETT 4 SMITH,

TORBETT 4 SMITH,
Real Estate Bougth and Sold, City Lots, Dwell
ling Houses; also, Farms, Timber Lands, in Mary
land and Virginia, within q short distance of this
city.
Farms Exchanged for City Property.
Western Lands Bought, Sold and Exchanged.
Money Loaned on Real Estate, etc.
All Business promptly attended to.
Purchasers will do we'll to- give us q call.
RsfuenceS.-Hon ID. 3. Dickinson. New York; J,
M. Carlisle, Jos. ii. Bradley, WIN. B. Todd, and 6.
II. Parker d Co, Washington. ID. c. mar 22-3m
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T NEW LUMBER YARD.
i He Undersigned having recently taken charge
of the new Lumber Yard on6th street and the Canal
respectfully invite the attention of dealers in LUM
BER generally to examine the stock before pur-
The stock Of WHITE PINE LUMBER, CHER
superior and well seasoned and will be sold at the
lowest cash prices. --..- 4. .-
COLTMAN & KILBOURNE,
m
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culver WARE.-I have now on hand a larg
- assortment of solid SILVER WARE ofSRxN
my own manufacture, that will sell at vsry%N
low rates and warrant equal In quality to
coin. EH
mar IA III, q. HOOn.
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$50 Tickets 81, shares in proportion. =
III All orders for tickets. or certificates Of pack
ages, will receive the most prompt and confidential
attention. and the printed official drawing sent as
FRANCE, BROADBENTs 4 co,
Etw WILMINGTON, DEI
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svCsFml 43I-.z.W ssiiigJ1l7 D -sya1 ~ =
.zsaia3zl- eg.bs-z g. s.i5.a
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SATURDAY.
SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERY, Classe
TO bs dra wn In Wilmington. DEL, Saturday ,Aprl2
70 numbers-I3 drawn ballots.
Capitals.
I prile OF. S5,S5i PRICES of. 9snO
2-d do. .-........ l,l09 > do.-s.--~.,.-.-- 200
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WASHINGTON SEWING ROOMS,
w 5'4 9th st., ftCo foorS North Of Pa. Ace.
Now IS the time to get SPRING and SUMNER
SHIRTS made up 70 order; The subscriber is pre-
shortest notice. All descriptions of Sewing done.
SHIRT BOSOMS, COLLARS, and WRIST
BANDS neatly stitched.
mar l8-H n. o, MOVES
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1859-02-10
and all IIadventurers to the new EI Dorado,

and all adventures to the new FL Dorado,
with everything they may want in the
way of provisions, tools, and clothing
There is perhaps larger supply of corn
in The warehouses now, in this city, than
at any other point on the river. Besides,
our farmers nearly all have in crib more
or less surplus corn. for sale.
The Brownville Sage Company are
prepared with stock and vehicles to start
their first train on or before the 1st of
March. They will afford every conven-
fence that can possibly be expected on
the route; will make the trip in much
shorter time than any other line, and the
fare will be as low as that of any other
company. Those who desire a quick,
comfortable and cheap trip cannot do bet
ter than to take passage with the Brown
vile Stage company.
We say to our friends in the East and
elsewhere, who wish cheap outfits, and
are desirous of travelling the shortest,
most comfortable and practicable route to
the mines, start from Brownyille.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1859-02-10

We have been favored by DR. Kun
KLE, one Of the party who arrived at this
place from the gold regions, with the fol-
lowing
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1859-02-10
|tbraska a0uerttser
PrBLIsuED EvERY THURsDAY By
n. w. FU r n A s,
bond Story Hoadley s. Muir's Building,
Gamer Of Main and First Streets.)
BROWNVILLE, n. 7.


TERMS ..on
b oasyoarif paid IN advance, ~SgS
- .ss :. q al ths end Of months, 80
a. aa a. a. " " II 3,VV
vbs Of y or more viii be furnished at , SI'oO per
( =. grovidsd the cash accompanies the 0Foer'
otherwise.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1859-02-10
C, A, LAWRENCE, see'y
An Act


To Prerent trespassing on timber Land.
SEC. l. Be it enacted by the Council
and House of Representative Of the Ter
r,ory of Nebraska: That if any person
knowingly or wiifully enter upon the land
of another, and remove therefrom any
wood or timber, or wiifully iniure any
timber, tree, shrub on the land of .anoth-
er, or in the street or highway in front Of
anofher's cultivated ground, yard or town
lot, or on the public ground Of any town.
or aHy land held by this Territory, for
any purpose whatsoever, or any burging
ground, or any school land, shall be deem
ed guilty of misdemeanor, and on cone
victlon thereof before any Justice Of the
Peace, shall be fined not less than FIVE
dollars nor more than one hundred dol,
lars-one-half of said fine to be paid 10
the school fund, and the other half 10 the
informer.
Sec. 2. Any person found guilty Of Q
misdemeanor as defined By sectiou I, OF
this act, and fined by any Justice Of the
Peace, shall be imprisoned in The County
Jail until such fine shall be paid.
SEC. 3. If upon the tial Of any per,
son arrested under the provisions Of this
act, the defendant demand trial by Jury
the Justice of the Peace before whom
such trial is being had, may issue a venire,
and proceed to empannel a jury to Try
said cause.
SEC. 4. This act to be in force from
and after its passage. -.H
HIRAM P. BENNETT,
Speaker ofh1e Hoqst5
WILLIAM f. MOORE, ,1i
President Of the Council, pro fem.
Approved, November 4th, 1855. -
(Signed) w. A. RICHARDSON,
Governor of .Ns6TaskG
thereby certify the foregoing to.be a
true and correct copy of the, original acs
now on file in my office. - ,rs
| In witness whereof. have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the great seal ot
the Territory. Done at Omaha, this
eighth day of November, A. d. 1853.
J. STERLING MORTON,
IL. S. Secretary Of .Ns6raska,
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200 bile. primt ncip crop gisp Orleans 3udtr.
70 bbos. mcbIum 10 PRIME
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100 bblS. gulbcn uni slad Ssrup.
so bbce. 0PIrSeppobp 0iplaTcs.
$50 bbls. uo tiereeS Satpn Dams.
200 bhes. Sacrn Sieee uuo SHOULDERS.
25o bills. uo ttCrecs Sdre (prtmr Itaf).
$50 ttSS primt YSeitern 1cai Gdro.
$50 bblS. Gut uo Yrpb StrriusS.
500 bereS Neomaniire uuo Salpp GontlsS.
30O boreS Slad. Srpnn ue 6anrp Spaps.
$50 tSreeS Rtce.
so bbls. Cream gIe.
800 bills. pure 9ibtr 9incaar.
+ 90 brrcs Gn9liIb Oatrp Gbecfe.
5O7 bblS. Cincinnati unb ReehICb gBbiSfp. Stun. Otin 9r,rN.
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Joy bbls. pure Strstnia @lcuntain 98bistsp.
100 titres 2ouopn 9prttr.
$50 bastets 9baupaencr.
47S bags Gasuira, @ufa. @arueaitc, Rc uub Sayo Gufte.
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