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CLERICAL Fox HUNTER KILLEp-The Mon
treal Advocate of the Sd inst says: eve regret
TO announce the death Of MIR. Marcus r. South
well, an English gentleman, from injuries re-
ceived from fall while returning from hunting
on Monday last. Mr.. SouthwelI, who was for
merly chaplain in the Crimea, has been travelling
on this continent for about year, and had lately
arrived here on a visit to Capt. Earle. On Mon
day he went out with the Montreal fox hounds TO
Point Clare on a mare recently purchased by Capt
Earle and unused to hunting. While returning,
about O'Clock, in company with Messrs DAILY,
Alloway, and other members of the hunt, he rode
at low fence, which the mare, unused to Jump
ing, stumbled over, falling on her head ana roll
ing completely over crushing the unfortunate gen
teman beneath her. He was extricated immedi-
ately by his companions, In an insensiblc state,
and removed to house In the neighbor hood aud
medical assistance procured. At first the injuries
appeared slight, but soon afterwards he began
vomiting blood, and it was apparent that he had
received some severe internal injury. From this
time he sank rapidly and died at midnight.
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN. Auctionae,

by n oh ZEN. AuCtlOn6eT.
4 (VMMlSSIONERS SALE OF yAIIARIE +
~. hEEAL EsTATE.By virtue Of the order and de-
Gre me Circuit Court ef the District of Colum
scs. ~ sse matter Of the heirs of Frederick Mohler
az seu, made on the 18th day Of AprI A. D. 1857
tne uhhaerslgned Commissioners will offer for sale
ssp auction, to the highest bidder therefor
tne % Gay of Nav instant al of square of Sronhd
,ba two hundred and seventy one tz7i Of
sa1 ground plan Of the city of Washing
ceeulngs In said cause, ' ~ =" '"o Pio
a. Ierms S Of safe One-thrd of the purchase money
@ Uo palu n cash at the place of sale or within
asys thereafter; the residue to be paid in And
{ss ra .ne purchaser giving his bonds payabe TO
@ tae heirs, and bearing Interest from the
Court WIN '"' seio ofuer oi
money Is paid. 0''o'e =
= the terms of sale are not complied with within
soays after the day of sale the said Commi
the right to resell the said property at the
riss and cost of the defs ulting purchase.
al eonveJancInk At the coat of purchasar
SAMUEL +. DOUGLASS,
E:C. .CARRINGTON,
THOMAS K. LLOYD
CHARLES WALTER
GEORGE THEO. McGIUE,
Commissioners.
nia5 jaw ads A. GREEN Auot
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AN UGLY PAIR.-On Saturday afternoon last,
says the Montgomery Gala Mail, we saw a large
number Of persons In front Of the Exchange Hotel :
and upon going into the crowd saw ssnigger''
aud a white man--in this case the 'sniggern comes
tirst-a "nlgger," we repeat, and white man,
iioned together Upon inquiry, we learned that
the negro belonged to- Rev. Mr. Andrews, OF
Burnsvile, Dallas county, In this State; that the
white man, named r.. r. Ringgold, had stolen
the negro, and was carrying him East, when both
Were arrested in Palmstto, Campbell county, Ga,
where the negro made confession, and whence
information Concerning the arrest was Transmitted
TO Mr.. Andrews, in Burnsville, who went to Pal
metto after his negro, and on Saturday reached
Is city with both negro and thief, en- route for
Bu-nsville.
The "nigger'' looked like he was pleased a,
being brought back, and the white man looked
kind o. darnish, until the crowd
made them both mount a chair together, 80 that
all could take good look at them, when we
thought shade Of sorrow or shame fell upon his
countenance.
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rYThe Cambridge Eng Independent says
thst some short time back n gentleman was
united to lovely and accomplished lady, at a
village near Cambridge. All passed off pleas
antly enough the bride and bridegroom were
on their Wedding tour, when, mtrGbiLe dtctu i!
IL was discovered that the marriage had been
an illegal one, and the clergyman probably
liable 70 severe penalties for performing the
ceremony. The bridegroom had never thought
of providing license; the clergyman never
thought to inquire for it. So here were two
persons married without either banns or IL
cense, and entirely contrary to the statute in
that case made and provided. Here was a
dilemma. What was to be done? At the end
Of three days special messenger was sent
after the hsppy couple. Their wedding tour
was arrested, and back they were brought.
when the ceremony was again performed in
the presence Of the important little document,
the absence Of which had been productive Of
% much mischief, and the travellers resumed
their tour, their sudden and unexpected re-
turn being known to very few persons.
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THE PARIS WAITE woRks.-The present water
works Of Paris have been erected at cost of
600 and are capable Of furnishing 80 600 600
gallons daily. IL 10 now proposed 70 construct an
aqueduct from the Somme Soude at point be-
tween Epernay and Chalons-sur- Maine, 4 adistance
Of nearly 124 miles. This, with the necessary
reservoirs. will cost $1,000 GOO. 1t will furnish
about % 900 600 gallons per day, and the reser-
voirs will contain two-and- "a half days supply
reached by the present supplies Of wster The
new aQueduct VIII have sufficient head Of water
70 reach the highest fats Of the highest portions
Of the city easily. Additional sewerage is also to
be provided, at expense Of $s 600 900. Two
immense lineal sewers are TO be built along the
Seine; into these the sewers from the city will
empty, and the drainage viii thus be carried on
into the country, which will preserve the purity
of the river ts..
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WOOD AND COAL.

f fuELF UE L.
bsvs Pow one Of the meet extensive stocks Of
White Ash Brofen Coal, Red Ash Egg Coal,
Whlte Ash hgE CSa., Red Ash stove Coal
FTsysIssos vert s.PT Free sBSsnins' De HT Sf a.ns.
wsod, sawed and split. In ell cs ses.
All Of which Will sell at the lowest puoes for the
cash, for 80 or 81 days paper, well secured.
III All accounts now standing viii be presented
before the lst of January 1850, and 10 is earnestly
X. w BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer, 18th and c stx.,
de0 near Canal.
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EDUCATIONAL.

nj MRS. McCOR sICK's SCHOOL.
V1RS. MCCORMICK desires % inform her
friends and the pnblo generally that sbe v1u resume
the dstes Of her School on the LIST Monday In Sep
tcInber next
The course Of study pursued will comprise eli the
branches requisite TO thorough English eduos-
ton.
In addition TO her day scholars she 10 desrous of
reoeiylng into her family few pupils es boarders,
aged from 10 10 u years, who viii be under her I'm
mediate care and oversight
Her arrarsenIeIts for the accommodation and
due care ot pupils have been oonsldera increased
desiring particular information with reference 20
her school may Apply 10 w. ID. Wailaoh, Editor
the Star.
For terms and further psrticulsrs apply - her
residence-No. 30 Cameron street. Alexandria. Va.
jyT-u
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THx Eocusrs If the month shall be warm
one as seems Just now likely, the seventeenth
year ocusts may be expected the last week Of this
Msy. A cold snap may make them few days
lafsr The last tlnr Of their Appearance here,
leg3, few were sees about the 10th Of May but
. cold snap happening inst then, the first adven-
tnrsss perished, and the main body did not appear
above ground TIL about The ID Of June.
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TEA IN THE SoUTH.-The progress Of the ex-
pefiments In acclimstisng In the tea plant % far
as heard from, 10 favorable, and there Is 70
believe that 10 can be grown In the open air South
Of the Northern line Of North Carolina and Ten
ncssee Eighteen thousand plants have been sent
into this Southern region, and eight thousand
more have been distrib ibuted to persons In sthe
Norfhern States, objects Of curiosity ~ @
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S SALEOF DWELLING HOIrsE
AND LOT on STREET NORTH, BETWEEN 4rH
mp 5TH STREETS wEsT-On FRIDAY AFTER
NOON, MAY lS h, at half past O'Clock, on the
premises. by virtue of deed of t-ust dated July
ltth, 1853, and duly recorded in Liber J. a. - Mo-
5s follos 50 81, and So OF the land records for
" ashlngton county, ID. c., shall sell part of Lot
no; ;. In squtre numbered SIC; fronting vs. feet ?
Inches on north street tween 4th and 5th streets
west running back q feet inches TO 81 foot al ey
sOgetaefd Tl:h ne improvements, consisting of
Terms of sale: S8a0 cash: the TssiSTs IN ard y
on the premises.
II the terms of ss!e should not be complied with
within hve days thereafter the trust reserves tine
right to resell on one weeks notice IN the National
lntelllgenoer
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.

RooTS AND SHOEs TO SUIT The
ID TIMES.
We eare now manufacturing all kinds Of BOOTS
and SHOES, and CONSTANTLY receiving a>Rr
supply of eastern made work OF every de- al
scrIptior, made expressly 10 order, and viii N
be sold at q much lower price than has BEEN -.
heretofore charged in this CITY for much inferior
artIoles.
Persons in want Of Boots and Shoes If eastern or
city made work, will always hnd good assortment
in store and at the lowest prices. Give acsll.
GRIFFIN BRO,
apB-r 314 pennsylvaBla avenue.
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SXOOT Il BURROUGHS,
~ No. ll9 Bridge street, GeorgstotcH,
Have recently received from the beat sources 10
obtain desirable and cheap goods, a first rate as
sOrtment of the newest style
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Ghene and Fouard and Cheok'd Silks. very cheap
Blk SlIks, Challies WoTsted Granadins, Herages,
Blaok Grape Maretz,, Delsines and BON no zines,
hleh hE d and neat Bsrages, Barage Robes,
O-gandiss and ROBES in great variety,
Summer Poplins, Anglas Barages and Poll de
chures,
Brlliiants, Jsoonets, Lawns and Ginghams.
Printed Challles French Chintzes and Eng. Prints,
Alexandre's Kid Gloves, Lace Mitts and Gloves,
Perasois, silk aud Laoo Mantias and ahawls.
With a oompete assortment of
EMBRDIDERIES.
Linen Cambria Handkfs,
White CaInbrios, Musins, Brilliants,
And DimItIes of all kinds.
GRAY GOODS
For Travelling Suits for Ladies.
Also, the best makes Of Irish Linens, Shirting
Co:tons. Shestngs, Table Damasks, and a good
assortment OF Gents AID Boys Wear, to which
we Invite the attention of all Feekers of desirable
Spring and Summer Goods, at the very lowest pos
sible prices. SMOOr BURROUGHS
40 2i-eO3w (Intel)
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pRlvATE SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
l. TG;ZT0 SENATORS, CONGRESSMEN, ",
AND,OTHERS.-rha valuable residence. having
we advantage OF both town and country. fDrmerly
heionglng 70 the laJe A ndrew Hoover, and now
known az Rosslyn. situated IN Alexandria c0unty,
a,ey adjoining the Aqueduct and the point in con
tenp laton IoT the bulge 20 De built across the Po
tomac, and from vhIoh there is a delightful view Of
washington and the surrounding country. This
property extends TO about I49 aorss, ali improved
gam on account OF the unavoidable residence Of the
owner abroad.
A La ~ge trsct Of wood lana, of original growth,
can also be had adjoining if required. Liberal
terRs Tor payment allowed. Furniture and stock
can be had at reasonable valuation.
Apply on the premises TO the ma nager Mr. AL
EAANDER CASSk.LS, or to JAMES ROACH,
ESQ Prospect HILL, Va. msI-lm.
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III The remarkable discoveries lately made,
showing that the great coal regions Of Pennsylva.
MIA and other States contain immense and appsr-
emily inexhausible reservoirs Of mineral OIL have
discovery upon the whale fisheries The New
Bedford Mercury refers 10 the successive intro
duction Of new Illuminating agents, such as gas,
burning fluids, lard and olive oils, none Of which
have afforded perfect substitute for the produce
cf the fisheries, or greatly disturbed prices.
Neither does IL anticipate different results from
The Introduction Of coal oil, or the oils expressed
fiom cotton seed, now 90 fast coming into notice.
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III Daring The three years Of Mr. Buchanan 4
sdninissration, the Department Of State has II.
sued about eighteen thousand passports TO citizens
desiring to tsya IN foreign parts.
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TX JUST RECEIVED
ac HI DIS. Prime Porto Rico MOLhSSES,
10 do do do SUGARS,
l5n bbls. Old Rye WHISTLES,
S0Eegs DupOnt's GuNPOWDER,
5 bbls. patent SAFETY FUSE.
For sale low by JOHN J. ROGUE,
apBt GeOrEafown d. g.
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III The Regents Of the State University of
Michigan, q. Ahn Arbor, decided, some time ago
that iris should not be admitted TO that insttil-
ton, and Legislative COMMITTEES confirmed that
deeision nevertheless girls attend the lectures Of
TIE institution, and nobody 10 ungallant enoue
70 tell them To step out
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THOS. J. FISHER, Trustees
may 5-eo&ds j Z. MCGUIRE & CO., Auots.

By J. G. MCGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers.
SUPERB ROSEWOOD GRAND PIANO
- - FORTE BY ER.RD, RICH AND COSTLY PARIS MADE
MhNIEL SETS, MIRRORS, HANDSOME CURTAINS
SFR M kE
Rsy iSth az 10 o;9ock a. the residence # Senator
Paris. comprising many rare and costly articles Of
sTIaIiSI ssgIaIfSre Rodei and t.stei VIZ We HsmeI HS
ETard,
Splendid suite Of full Gilt Drawing r oom Furni-
ture finished in beautifully emb oidered Satin
ounted with roR Git ppsG
tete Sofas. SIX Arm Chsirs, two | sdiss' chsits,
and foI, Side Chairs, with Curtains to mstch.
res Porcelain Vases and Csndiesticks.
Large Carved and full Silt Console Tables, with
Elegant Rosewood Center and Whist Tables, slsb-
oratsly Inlald with Mosaic work, urom th,
Suite of rich Crimson Brocstelle Covered Parlor
Eurnlture, comprising one large and two snail
SOFAS. two Arm Chairs, two OttonIans and two
Turkish Stools, with beautiful Crimson Covers,
Elegant Rosewood and inIaid F scritoIre and Jewel
Case, ornamented with Gilt BrOnze and large
Suite Of naa cRanSsT Ra
namepted with GIt Bronze and Sevres China
Etatefe and 1 MirGors P Pre Disa Ds1o'' &e Bureau
Rosswood secretary and Bookcase,
Ladies, EscrItoire, Louis Qusrtorze, Tables. Jar
Fire Screens, DO, with gilt ornaments,
Three elegant full gilt Maltei Sets, with Clock,
CoudoiabI ae, aud CaudivetiCks 70 motut,
CarselI Lamps. Gard Receivers, Vases, Urns,
Gilt frame Mirrors,
Choice OIL Paintings and Engravings,
Aubesson Carpets and Curtains,
White and Black Bear Skin Rugs.
Two larEe and superior solid Mahogany SIdeboards,
with beautifully carved game and fruit pieces in
ebony,
Bronzeo iron Bedsteads with CANOPY and hansing,
Spring and Curled Hair Mattresses, Boosters and
Pillows,
Six Spreads, &c.
Terms: S5) and under cash over that sum a
credit OF 81 a1d ~ days. for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
y. S.-Ibe mouse Will be open and articles on in
speotiOn Monday and Tussdsy, May I4th and
18th, from 10 O'Clock a. m. to 5 O'Clock m
ma2 cod &c. MCGUIRE CO. Auc;s.
By J. G. MCGUIRE Il CO., AuctIoreers
VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE SQUARES
loo AND la5, FART OF THE PROPERTY or THE
LATE PURsER FIIZsERALp-On MONDAY, the
l4th OF May, at 81 o'clock shail offer at public
auction, lot of S. feet, ironing on street north
and three lots of Il feet inches, fronting Eight
eenth street west, ell near the corner Of Els hteenh
and streets.
And on the next day, May 18th, at half past
o'clock T. m, l shall offer, at public auction the
whole Of lot2, In square 6S5, fronting 50 feet
street north, and 81 feet on North CarItOl street.
This is one Of the most beautiful md valuable
lots the Capitol Hill The title 10 all this ground
Is perfect.
fhe terms will be made known at saie
THOS. CARBEkY. Trustee.
ma d &c. MCGUIRE d CO., Auots.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS
REMENTRER

l. REMEMBER.
Have Just received large assortment of SPRING
and SUMMER GOODS, consisting of Lawns
Calcoes, Glnghams, Barege De Lanes, Cambria
ard SWISS uslIns, BrIlhants, and stuff for pants.
Also, very complete assortment of DamsskE,
Gloves, Hosiery, and Fancy Articles 4 c., &C. All
OF which will sell cheap. st my corner store
WASHINGTON r. HURDLE,
ap i0-1m No. 81 High ST.. GEORGETOWN.
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUEAcToRY.

SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTORY.
~ l99 1TH STBErT,
Opposite Odd Fsllotos' Han. Washiagton, %. c.
Travellers will study their interests o, examining
my TRUNKS, VALICES &c before pur-0vp
chasing elSeweTe. As | none but the fYE
best material the market affords and employ @As><
the best wOrkElen, can confidently recommend nv
work 10 be superior In Streagtk and Durability TO
Trunks that are made in other cities and sold here
keep constantly on hand, and make 70 order loQ
TEATRER, TR0N FRiME FR,ESc,H DRESS
and Wo0R BOx TR gEKSi hSHEkNR ssd
NESS; SADDLES; WHIPS, fe., fc.
Trunks, &c, Repsred and Covered, in q work
manlike manner, at short notice.
Trunks delivered in any part Of the city, George
town, or Alexandria
de is-Iy isiiU JAMES S. ToPHAM.
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DIANO AND TABLE ECOVERS.-Just received
Il superb assortment of the above named arti
cles In all the newest styles a3d materials. We
name IN part
:. Elegantly embroidered BILLIARD CLOTH
PIANO COVERS, adapted to all sized instru-
ments.
81 and 8 TABLE COVERS to match.
Elegant FRENCH CASHMERE COVERS in
superb colors.
ENGLISH DAMASK COVERS, new article
and very cheap. r..
6-4 and "a TABLE COVERS to match.
Also, j case elegant LlEBSlCK TABLE OIL
CLOTHS, IN Canton Flannel Innings very nice for
the tea table, sideboard, &C., cheap. - -
ap 25-eod2w CLAGETT DODSON.
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90 TO SPILMAN & HUNTS DRY GOODS
" ESTA RIISHM MEkT

JS BRlD6 STR EEr. u GEORGETOWN,
And Just look At their beautiful goods. rhey keep
the largest stock, thereby afordRg ample opportu-
nItIes for the most fastIdious TO make selections
They keep the best grades Of goois, and sell them
buyers to give them call, as, by so doing they
Will certainly find II TO their interest. ap 27-eolm
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A MRS. WINSLOw,
IAN Experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
presents to the attention of mothers, her
500 T HING SYRUP,
For Children Tenthins.
MRS. WINSLOW

Fer Children TecthinS,
which greatly facilitates ths process tsshnf sssa
ing ths FHms reducing all ipfsmmsrsn-uili alisy ALL
rAIN and tpssmodc actien, end 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE.BOWELS.
Dspsna upon H. nethsrs, will give ysxrssvss aad
RELIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
hs'. pat up aud sold this are, for years. and
M:dei":@saTIs MRS n, a,. .r q y, TIrGI1. GTsIs
rrcT a cunE, ,wINsLOw's xh.S am.It 0 r,.s. I'D
dso v: 81 nav SOOTHING an a.ns. Of d.-
the contrary, all ersl SYRUP. ldsRShtsd with n,
orERATIoNs, sndL- Jspsal in t,rms Of
highest eommsndation Of magical sfects and medical
virtues. We speak in his WHAT WE DO Know
alter ten ysars' experience, AND PLEDGE oUR REPuTi-
TIor FoR rHE FULFiLMENT OF WHAT HERE Dr.
CLARE In almost where infant u
ing from aud exhaustion, rssf be found In 6ftss
srtssnty minutes after tbs syrup 10 administered.
snost Err SRIErcED and sEILFUL NURSES in New Ens-
ia0d and has been used with NEVERFALIrS IN
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
net emily rssvs, the child from pan but Ser.tss IN,
stomach and bowels scIdty give, ton. and
'n.rgy to the ~hols will aiost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND Collie,
and orsrecms russns which, IL speedily rsmsdisd
AVID DsuSI.TRrm FOR %prin sG:r. 4. INV 1onsp slp
in all case, Of Dvs- CHILDREN rrrERT and pIIp
t,Dn IN ehL TEETHIeG DhsS Whether Il
We would say every mother who child ,uf
fsrng from Of the foregoing complsints-Do
YOUR rRrJUDIcrs, Won THE Pr EJUDICIS oTHERs,
sURs-yss, ABsoLUrELY suRE-to follow us Of this
msdlcins timely used Full directors for will at
zach hotti. Mons genuine unlsss tbs fac smile
SoId by Druggists throug ghort the world
Principal OHce. No. - Cedar Street, N. Y.
Free oniv rs Csnts Botus. s.ll-dkvly
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REeULAR srEEs&T EE2&TIekt ISekkcKEr LINE BE-
IWERE ,BALTIMoRE AND-Ts
%sIas nv Il rsef Bsfiimoss ss cG Go ~
lows:
DIAMOND STATE. every WEDNESDAY, at 6 ..
m. COLUMBIA, every SATURDAY, at s D. m.
Leave Rlley's Wharf. at the foot Of 18th street.
CoLYNsfI, every WEDNESDAY MORNING,
att. DIAMOND STATE, every FRIDAY, about Y m.
"'sH 'TiH8s. w. RILEY, Agent,
RIley's Wharf, 81 the foot Of
m 16-T&TRn llth St. Washugton.
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ID coRroRSrEp IsSo--JoHs /. DorILDsoS, Pres
N. COULTER, Seo'y.
Thi; comR.ny lNSyREs LIVES and BUYS
Descriptive pamphlets may be ostsined at the
Cempsp{'s Agencyf for tse District Of Columbiay
1. .'S s Psna R avenue n w kMAsILL Assas emf
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DENTISTRY.

NJ TEETH.
u i. hfSERSG hfSER ri ffRfH sss 1870
tends personally at his ofhoe in this oity, 0lDuY
Many persons oan wear these teeth who o~%lS
cannot wear others, and no person oan wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling st my once csn De accommodated
vithany style and price Of Teeth they may desire
but to those who particular and wish the purest
cleanest, strongest, and mQst perfect dentnre that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE viii be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this clty-No: SIS Pa. svenue, between
stll oETd fotiI assv, sor I~h ra-iSf
phia- oc l-ly
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VALUABLE LFSrATF AT ppTV.TI

VALUABLE REAL ES TATE AT PRIVATE
SALE-Ihe subscriber is authorised bT The
owner 20 se at piSate sale, two valuable tracts Of
Land. The first situated near sGrasen.s tbe
Iesldence oi tho lste ZscharIah Berry aTS adiolns
the lands of Dr.. Benjsmin Lee ard otheTs. And
contains two hundred and twenty -eig III and tIree
tenths ol an acre, is vel wooded and yatered and
In hgh state Of cultivation. The improvement
consist of comfortable dwelling house. two tohac-
co houses, and other out houses.
rms land offers great Inducements 10 those wish
ing 20 purchase real estate being one of the most
dellght'ul nelEhborhOods in southern Msryland
Oelng but about elgh miles from Washiutton oJ ~
alo hve miles from Blsdenshurg ana of easy access
70 church, post office and mill
land. ~ oNN "00U
This land rs situated about four mil les from Wash
ington city on the stage road leading from that CITY
10 upper Marlborough, aud contains FIVE hundred
ana twenty four aud two tenthg of an aero
All OF said land ls covered IN wood and most of IA
heavily nmberedi and from it's proximity 20 Wash
lngton renders IL very valuable aud offers a rare
opportunity to ship builders and others dealing in
The terms, which will be liberal, made known on
Application TO tho subfcriber
If the above property is not dI sposed o AZ
sale, on or before SATURDAY, the S0th day Of
June next II Will on that day be offered Al publlo
sale al 'CoDcord,' the residence of Thomas kerry
ESQ at the hour of II O'Clock m, who will tai e
peasure IN showing the land 20 AL who NAV desire
TO purchase SAMUEL III. BERRY,
ap % 2aWtis Upper Marlborough.
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nENTISTRY

n DENTISTRY.
DR. HILLS Sfter practlcsl test OF two yeeIs,
feels that he can with confidence recom-<A
mend the Cbeoplastc Process for insertinEy 49,
srti6oial teeth. IL has the advantages OF
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and oheepness. Pull
upper sets inserted for eS. Partial In proportion.
Oboe 800 Pa- avenue. SCI
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E'OR RENT-A conveniently arranged BRICK
DIVE LING, on New York avenue the first
mouse east OF Fifteenth St. and adjoining Mr.
Ihompson's Drug Store. The location is one of the
most desirable IN the city. being in the square di
on the premises, 81 JOHN w. NAiRN. Nrr''
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