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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-11
NOW OFF ERING THE

lam NOW OFF ERING THE
- EMAiNDER Of my stock Of LADIES DRESS
IL GOODS. comprising In part, Cashmere de
Laiaes, Robes, French Merinoes, solid celors and
printed lie LANES. Scotch Cashmere PIalds. Pop.
Inns. Grisssils, Rich silk Robes. Black Dress silks,
Bombazines, hipacas, Ladies Cloth, Flush Mar
settles, Black Cashmere sbswls, Closks and few
French Calico Robes. Also
GENTS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
Cassimsres, Battinets, Kentucky Jeans, snd
French Cassimeres, Updsrgarments, Hats, Gaps;
Ties, Oravsts; Gloves, Marseiles shirts, and Plan.
mel Hunting Shirts. Also
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Such rs worsted Curtain Damasks, Lace and
Muslin Curtains, Blankets, FlsnneIs, Carpets and
Rugs. Also
PLANTATION GOODS.
such as Heavy Kerseys, Linseys Twilled and
Plain Lower. Hickory and Cbocisw Stripes, Den.
inns, and variety Of useful articles, all Of which
I offer at reduced prices in order 10 make room
for my Spring importations. Here Is q chance
or Bargains at O. SIMONs,
Capitol Cheap Store,
dec22 Corner Of Laurel and Third ste.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-11

Il tss ME swEETLY. double extract Of sweet
N Tulips, just received and for sale by
febs ND. 400 VIM. BEL
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-11
BRANDIEs.
BLACK SILKS.

A FINE article of the above, has just
IA been received q, the
PmLkDhLrniA CAss Srorr,
apes. Lafayette Street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-11
pAnASDI,S.

ITHE Philadelphia Cash Store has now
i on hand fine assortment Of Black
and Colored Silk Pnrasols. Iap2s.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-11
CAST STEEL.

lngTAgoN, Square, Cast aud Herman Steel at
N mars MONTAN n MATTA's.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-11

CANDLES, SOAP, &c.-A full supply
~ on hand.
iuno30 BARBEE a. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-11
PERFUMERy.

A LARGE assortment Of Real French Perfum
n ery--iust received. wD. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-11
IRISH LINENS.

IRISH LINENS.
A LARGE assortment Of irish Linens has lust
"A been received and fpr sale low, at the
PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE,
octlb Lafayette street
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-11
Canton Flannels.

A FINE article Of white and brown Canton
n Flsnnsis, also grey P1saneIs, at the
PHILA. CASH STORE.
nov2e Lafsystis Street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-11
Table Cloths
White Cottons,

A FULL supply Of the above, also white an
IL brown Gotten sbestlngs, at the
PIIILA. CASH STORE,
nov2g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-01

HI On Good Friday, at Hull, England. some
OF the northumberland militia were practicing
rine shooting corporal was acting as marker al
the target, and was standing at a distance of %
Yards from IL. when one of the men fred: inst as
the latter pulled the trigger, the piece slipped
causing the bullet 10 strike the ground; rebonnd
Ing, II struck the marker, iniieting fatal wound
IL The London Press says that the i'll feeling
between the Ministers of England and France
became so personal recently that violent alter
cation took place at great diplomatist's party
immediately before Count Persigny left London
but OF such character as reg ards the person whom
IL involved that names could not be mentioned
IL The New York correspondent of the
charleston Courier says there "was a grand wed
ding up the North River on the 18th inst at Iry-
ington, place named in honor of the great au-
thor son Of Gov Morgan was married to
daughter OF Gen. James Watson Webb of the
Courier and Enquirer
DJ Aaron Leggett, a millionaire or rather a
two-mtlinaire, for that Is stated to be the amount
Of his fortune, died recently and his will gas
entered for probate in New York on "wednesday
His wealth consists largely Of lands In the Ms
hitt OF Columbia and Fairfax county, Va
ANOTHER CoMET-M. BONE Dutch astrono-
mer, announces that the famous comet Of Cbarles
5th, which was seen In 1858, will reappear In Au-
gust next :
IL Clocks SEEN TO be fatality to Barnum TIL .
other night beautiful French clock was stolen
from his Museum which cost 500 In Paris.
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Solid Oil in the shape of Coal,

We have been favored with small specimen
OF coal from the neighborhOod of Cairo station,
Kitchie county, Virginia, on the Northwestern
Virginia Railroad, which is of a peculiur uuaI-
ity: 1t has been tested by various chemists
and has been found to he as it were crystaIized
mineral oil, being without stratifcation, and
free from any foreign substance. The tests have
shown that it will yield one hundred and siytv.
hVe gallons of crude oil to the ton By takinp
Il portion of the coal and laying il on n hot
stove or shovel, its extraordinary quality is
obvious. 1t melts and runs like wax-Ptts-
6Hrgk Post, 1IM.
We fear our Pennsylvania and virginia
friends are getting too much excited in natural
oil beds. as we downeasters once were respect-
ing pine trees and this story of solid oil re-
minds us OF an occurrence in our State during
the days of the land fever
After most of the lands had been sold over
several times, other projects were started; and
among them that of finding coal along the
primitive formation of our sea coast in Maine
The existence of red sand stone upon the river
81 Croix, lead some to believe that coal might
De found beneath it, and hence a company was
formed down east" and the work of boring
for coal commenced
The stock was talked up by the bulls of that
day to hTe dollars per share; when one Mondap
IN drawing up the boring apparatus pieces OF
black shale were found, similar in character
to those which overlie the coal formation in
Pennsylvania. This indication of coal carried
up the stock to ten dollars per share, and all
the neighborhood was in a great ferment re-
specting shares in the Lew coal mine.
Inc weeks work went on, but without any
further indications Of coal. Next Monday
however, upon drawing up the auger after
boring a short time, it came up filled with
tghtte bread and butter. This was a little
richer than the solid oil of Virginia, above
named; and although upon discovery of indi-
cations OF coal, the stock went up to $40 per
snare, the bread and butter strata carried it
down to nothing, and actually killed the com.
pany outright.
Some wag on Sunday had first dropped into
the hole the pieces of shsle; and next Sunday
followed 1T by loaf of bread we'll buttered.
which threw so much ridicule upon the whole
project that 1t was abandoned. d.-Portland Ad
UsTtISeT.
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THEODORE PARKER GOING IN FOR "ACIDULA-
TED COMPOUNDS. "A tour in Europe is very
apt to enlighten an American teetotaIler as to
the true remedy for intemperance Theodore
Parker writes in a recent letter from Rome
In Europe you see many things which seem
strange to an American. Take the use of
vino. If 1 am right, the Europeans consume
about 5000 900 900 gallons of wine. In France
leave out Of account the pasture land which is
not plOwed, and the forests, of the actual
arabic land One-third is devoted to the culture
of the grape Yet there are immense districts
where no wine can be raised at all. see it
stated that the government returns make it
appear that the people Of France drink $780,
U00, 900 gallons Of wine, and the calculation is
that the amount is not much less than |. 900 :
600. .00Oi Yet l don't believe, in the year
1889, there WAS so much drunkenness among
the 80 ,000, 900 people of France as among the
5000, 600 Yankees Of New England. | have
been four months at Rome; there are wine
shops everywhere; am out Of doors from three
TO six hours day, and have never yet seen
a man drunk; now and then one is merry,
never intoxicated.
The Romans, Italians, French, &C., are quite
temperate; they drink their weak wine with
water, and when they take liquors, it is only
little glassful at time (Which does not make
spOOnful) 1 don't believe there is bar in
all Italy where men step up and drink rum
and water, gin and water, &c. Excessive
drinking is not to the taste of the people. In
the North of Europe, and even in Switzerland,
it is not so. The English, without help from
the Irish and Scotch, drink about 500 or 700
100000 gallons of beer every year, not TO speak
of the wine, spirits, &c, they take to wash it
down withal There is drunkenness So you
fad it in Scandinavia, in Holland and North
Germany How do you think the Americans
will settle the drink question? Certainly, not
by taking merely to water, tea, coffee, &c
a Eh L. l.
the making of cider, and certainly plant vines
where they will grow. Drunkenness is such
monstrOus and ghastly evil, I would do al
NEST anything to get rid of it, But L some
times think We have taken the wrong track
am glad TO see the license law introduced to
the NewYork Legislature, and think it will
do more good than our New England scheme
Of prohibition by force"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-01

SMALL THIEvEs.-Mr. Thomas Hamilton, a
storekeeper in Providence, Rhode Island, has
recently been losing bank bills from drawer
On looking into the matter he discovered a
crevice Of some two inches or more in width,
running the whole length of the counter and
closed on every side. On getting at this there
were found nearly peck of bank bills in
every stage Of mutilation, some few of them
nearly entire, while others were separated
into minute particles. 1t is evident that a
branch Of the mouse family had taken up their
abode in the aforesaid crevice, and lacking the
requisite bedding, had committed the exIray-
agsnee Of making their bed on bank bills, and
stolen, at that. 1t is impossible under the
circumstances, to arrive at anything like an
approximation Of the amount thus DESTROYED
though Mr.. Hamilton thinks it must draw
pretty hard on two hundred dollars OF the
whole, not more than thirteen dollars will be
saved.
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SMOOT Il BURROUGHS,
~ No. ll9 Bridge street, Georget0trJ
have recently received from the best sources 10
sortment of the newest style
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Ghene and Foulard and Checkd Silks. very CHEAP
Blk silks, Chailies, WOrsted Granadins, BaraEes
Back Grape Maretza, Deanes and B0mhazInes,
hlch hg,d and neat Barages, BaTage Robes,
O-gandies and Robes in great variety
Summer POPllns, Anglals Barages and Poll de
chures,
Brllllants, Jaoonets, Lawns and Ginghams
PIlnted Challles, nch Chintzes and Eng, Prints
AlexandTe's Md Gloves, Lace Mitts aud Gloves
ParasOls, Six and Lace Mantillas and Sh.ys
With complete assortment of
EMBRaIDERIES.
Linen Cambria Handkfs,
Whita Cambrios, Muslins, Briiants,
And Dlmltles of al kinds.
GRAY GOODS
For Travelling Suits for Ladies'
Also, the best makes cf Irish Linens. Shirtinp
Cottons, Sheeungs, Table Damasks, and a good
assortment OF Gents I'D Boys Wear, t0 which
we Invite the att sntiOn of al seekers of desreble
spring and Summer Goods, at rhe very lowest pos
sible prices. SMOOU A. BIJRROIIGRS
ip 2l-eOSw Gntell
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PREPARED FOR AccIDENTs.-A gentleman in
this city, who takes an occasional drive with his
family, always goes provided with powder and
ball TO shoot bis horse I'm the event Of a runaway
This Is singular, but certainly very wise pre-
ciution. He got the idea from gentleman resid-
ing few miles out Of New York, who driving
home one night last summer, with his wife and
two children In the carriage was placed In immi-
nsnt danger by an unmanageable horse which
had taken fright at lantern on the roadside. In
attempting to hold the afrighted animal the
lines broke, and the borse dashed of at break
neck spsd. Fortunately the gentleman bethought
himself Of a revolver In his side pocket, and
drawing IL, shot the horse through the head. The
animal staggered and fell. The occupants Of
the carriage were thrown out, but escaped with
out serious injury -Lafastte Courier
IL Hudson, the well-knOwn delineator Of
Irish character and vocalist, is In Australia.
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WOOD AND COAL.

+ tfUELF LIZ
have now one Of the most extensive stocks Of
Enel IN Washlngtop, consisting Of
White Ash BroEenCOal, Red Ash EEg Coal,
Mhite Ash Egg Coai, Red Ash Stove Coal
FErevsrsto9g Ere r. g, Free sBaIninr' Do. RanSf Nine
Hickory, Oak aud Pine 22lO pounds 10 the ton
Wood. sawed Snd split. mall oases.
All Of which will sell at the lowest prioes for the
cash. Tor 80 or % days paper, well secured.
= All scCoEIts now standing will be presented
before the LIST OF January, 1850, and it earnestly
hoped will be promptly settled.
X. w BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer, llth and sta,
de3 near Cenai.
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IBERAL BOOKS sorn ,r.D,,,o,,s

M L q NJ A Il ING!
iI MATING!
49, :, and Ga White CANTON MATING,
- 5-4. and Ga Red Checkered do
44COCOA MATTtN6.
4-4OlI. CLOTH, for Floors,
5-8 do. for Steps
% do. for Tahes,
A. RAG CARPETING.
~ HEMP CARPETING,
UILTS!
IA ALLENDhLE QUILTS, at SI.25,
s4' 10 7; II 4; "a, and lS4 MARSEILLES
LINEN and COTTON saEETINGs,
,IhBLE LINEN. TOW ELS and NAPKINS,
DRY GOODS. " ' vi
'%'All goods sold at the lowest market p5ices
WIN. X. Riley Il BhOTHER
No. s6 Central Stores" bet 7th ard 9Th eta.
aP lS lm Opposite centre market.
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MARsHAL'S SALE,--In virtue Of writ of heri
Circuit Court Of the Distr OF Of Columbia, for the
county Of NashlnstoR, and to me directed. will
expose To public sse for cash. in front of the court
house door of said county, on FRIDAY, the IIth
DAY of May next, 1861, at q O'Clock M ali defend
ants night. IIte claim and intereft In and To the
following described Lots, together with all and sin
sular the improvements thereon. viz: Lots Nos.
"a and -, n square No ,02S. lots Nos and IS, in
square f33, lots Nos 2. g. T. 5, and g. In ruuara
Il rthwest Of square No. OS8 lot No. s, In So 9uare
NO eA5, lots Scs 5, and T. IN square No los; and
Washington. ID G seized and levied upon as the
property Of John Dyer, and will be sold to salts
ty Judloals No 90, to May term, 1850. In favor of
Co.'s SnOwden Il COrse w, SELDEN,
Marshal for the District of Columbia
an II hfa = -
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DENTISTRY.
TEETR.

Nj TEETH.
ltl. LOOMS, NJ. d., the inventor and petentes
Of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH,
tends personally at his Office in thIs city SS@EE@
Many persons can wear those teeth who o~<%I1
cannot wear Others, snd no person can wear Others
VINO cannot wear these.
Persons ca ling at my Office osn be accommodated
with any styie and price of Teeth they may desire
but 10 those who ere particular and visb the purest
oleanest, strongest, and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE viii Be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this cIty-No. $50 Pa. avenue, between
81 and 10th sts Also, 907 Arch rtreet. Philsdel-
phi6- 90 I-ly
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATlON.-Prof BROWN viii open the
I1 the Washington Institute, % boarding and dsy
school, with male and female depar ments, in ohs,
spacious rooms OF the od Capitol. on MONDAY.
9th inst Psrental care for the pupilF, the greet
est perence and tact IN teachInE With the beauty
and ionslity OF the location, invite "a extend
ed patronage. Terms and references st the lnstl
tuition. I'm
M MRS. McCOR ICR'S SCHOOL.
N1RS. MCCORMICK desires 20 inform her
friends and the Eubic generally that she will resume
the duties Of her School on the lst Monday In Sep
tember next
The course Of study pursued vii comprise al the
branches requisite TO g thorough English educa-
ton.
In addition 70 her day scholars. she is desirous Of
receiving into her family few pupils boarders,
aged from 10 20 Il years, who will be under her
mediate care and oversight
Her arrsngements for the accommodation and
due care OF pupils have been considerable increased
and otherwIse improved. Those IN washisgton
desiring particular information with reference 70
her school may apply to w. ID. wailaoh. Editor
the Star.
For terms and further psrticulsrs apply % her
resdenoe-No. 80 Cameron street, AleIsnoris. Va.
jvT-6
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By WALL & BARNARD, Auchoncors.

I1J " -hI1l1 tE DIT IiININ1ffNDi lhuULIyIVBIs
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE EUILD-
Inc LOT, ON EIGHTH STREET, AT AUC
IIoSi-On THURSDAY AFrEkNOON, the Sd
ot May at hsli past o'oeck, by virtue of deed
1851 and duly recorded &C., will sell In front Of
the premises, south part of Lot u, In square 4HI
fronting Ia feet on 9th street west and uuEng back
80 feet inches, between north l. and NJ strC cts
Terms: One;th cash; balance in SIX and
Twelve months, bearing interest, and secured by a
deed OF trust on the premises; and If not nOmpiisd
with within hve days after sale, to be resoId al the
cost and risk OF the defaultinE purchaser.
ap23-d WALL Il RARNbRn Sncts
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i Of Adam Bede;n price sI. yus%t ~ IseS,ged ee,9ea
and for sale BY BLANCHARD & MoHUN,
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'SSALE.-In virtue % ,r-i, - g.

MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of n writ of & eri
VI taclas Issued from the Clerks office of the CIR
cult Court OF the District Of Columbia for lbe
county OF washington, and to me dIreoted / will
expose TO public sale for cash in front of the court
1Huse u,or oil sald county, on FRIDAY, the nth
DAY OF May next, 1850, at Y oc.Ock m ali defend
snts an ,ght; ttlei CLAIM and interest in and to the
east patt OF Lot NO: g. In square No, 268 fronting
n feet inches on Maryland avenue. between stS
ana iS5a streets west, and running back the whole
GePtn P oI sala ot, together with all AMI singular the
improvements thereon. seized and levied npon a .
the property Of Thomas Hughes, and will be sold
70 SATISFY JuGlcias No. 28o, to May term 1867, in
ap ~ dts Marahal for tho District nf Gninnntis
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APER-HANGINGs.
l. WINDOW SHAPES, PICTgRES..

WINDUW SHADES, PICTURES,
CORD AND TASSELS, &c.
The undersigned would respectfully call tbs at
to his SPRING STOCK Of PAPER HANGfNGS
and WINDOW SpADES, embracing a desirable
for Psrlors, Halls. Chambe 8, Dining rooms snd
LlbrarIes, including q handsome ASSORTMENT Of
SPATUEs. MEDALLIoNs, FiRE-BOARD
PRINTS, CENTRE PIECES, &c; Also, good
DOW SHADES, IN the lot few new and beeuti-
ful designs; also Imitation GOLD and COMMON
SHADES; Green, Blue aad Buff Window Shade
Hollands; Picture Cord snd Tasssls; Shade Trim
wings, DO. Orders for Paper banging or Wipdov
Shades executed Wi skill and dispatch. in city or
country. Having purchased for cash, I will seii az
the lowest remunersLive prices A call solicited
from those needing tha sbove goods
JOHN MARKRITER
NO. Al Seventh St
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.L g. BARNARD, Aucts.

oo I respectively on Nj street north, between
tween M and N, and N street, between 2Sj and 24th
-, Ierms Cne,fourth cash; the eridue in 6, y and
IL months, with interest, secured by deed IN trust
on on the premises All cOnveyancIng at the cost of
ap SID ! G McGJrIPEG IN 49,.
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MRS. WINSLOW,
IAN Experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
presents to the sttention of mothers her
SO HING SYRUP.
For Children TeethinR,

II W.
presents to the sttention of mothers her
SCOT HING SYRUP.
Fer Children Teething,
ing the gums reducing all fnhsmna.n-vil ala, ALL
PAIN ana spasmodie action, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS
Dspsna upon II, mohsrs, it will give ysurssvs, and
RELIEFAND HEALTH TO YO UR INFANTS
have PIT and sod this ten years, and
SAY, SoNFIDfNck AND TRUTH of what We havs
M'dicin.-NrvrE MRS. has 1T rirLiD,I IN
TrcT Curl, WINSLOw's sb,p tim.I, nd
N:..r i., do W knew SOOTHING an in.tancs Of dis-
III. contrary, alisr: SYRUP, delighted with il.
high. commsndaton Of its magical sfsctr and m.des
virtues We speak in This matter WHAT VIZ DO kNowp
TIoN FOR THE FULFILMENT WHAT VIZ HfRr m.
CLARE In almost vhsrs infant i.
IN RON pam ana ha uon relief will b. found in hssB
Srwehty minutes sfsr the syrup 10 administsrsd.
Th valuable preparation the of On, Of thu
land, and has bssn used with NEvERFAILrre sUccHs In
HOUSANDS OF CASES.
net emily relieves the child from pain but in.Iger..ss Ii,
stomach and bowels eorrscs aeIdy, and gives tone and
snsrgy to hs whole Il will almost rsIisys
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CoLIc
AND 81 suRTsTR.m Rr FOR s.H.H. nr Il tn. slsI
in all cases Of Dys- CHILDREN ENTERY and DIAR
sris.. t,om t..,sinr nrTEETHING Ohhn, En- .h:th.E It
eauss We would say every mother who has child .uf
YOUR rRrJUDIcEs, NOR TN rREJUDICEs OF OTHERS
stand between child tn. relief that will be
suSf-yes, ABSOLUTELY sURI-to follow thu Of this
CgRTis PERKINS New York, /. tn, ost,id, rrAPP.
sold ny Drug gist, thrOp ghout the world.
Principal 0fhcs, No. Is Cedar Street, NY.
rres oalv IS Cents per Botts se ell-dkvIy
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.

I HAVE THIS DAY OPENED BRANCH
Il store at No. $40 Ssvezth street, three ~n
doors above p ST.. and added % my general HHl
assortment Of
ROSENTHAT'S MAKE -
or Ladies'. Misses, and Children's SHOES an ex-
tenslve stock Of Gents. Boys and Youths BOOTS
and SHOES, which viii be sure 20 Please all who
are looking for good Article. I have also pur-
chased fell line of Northern made votk. direct
irom the manufactures, which will sell st aston
Ishlng y low prices.
J. ROSENTHAI,.
No. % Market Space. No. $50 Seventh 81,
PaAv I'd door ab. 9Th 81. doors ab. 10 81.
an O
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FkpEiINsGGTE piIsGEkk kkAcE MANsTLEs.
FRENCH LACE PofNrs.
siaESffE sFiESfEA SSSfa s9S aFS%SSSAH %sSSSs SsHsFWAfts.
Received this day from the Importers in Nav
York and for sale greatly below the prices of any
previous season. " '
apis TAYLOR a HUTCHIsoN.
RON'T FORGET TO CALL ON SMITH
Y No; 400 Seventh st., 10 buy your CLOTHI sc
SMiIH,Sls the bsst place in town 10 buy ,our
CIOThiNG and FUR FINISHING GbODs
SMITH sells his Goods Cheaper than any other
nouseih town. ---- ape SIN
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

THE CELEBRATED CONTRACT
AND GOUQUA MATTINGS,
Both plain and check. For kas low by
SPlLMAN & HU Mt,
ap2'-eO2m o. Bridge az GenrTetnvp
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nFNTIGTRy

n DENTISTRY.
DR. HILLS, after a practical test OF two Year,,
feels tnat he can with confidence recon-
mend the Cheoplastio PROCESS for inserting -
artifoial teeth. IL has the ADVANTAGES ofIx17
strength, beaaty, cleanliness and oheapness. Pull
upPer sets inserted for SIS. Partial in proportion.
Ofoe 306 Pa. avenue. seT
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTORY.

Opposite odd Fsllotcs' Hall, Wa'hinsf0n, D. C.
Travellers will study their interests b, examining
my TRUNKS, NALICES &c before pur-9p
chasing e!sewere As use none but the l<fVN
best material the market affords and employ ~<As&s
the best wOTknen, can confidently recommend my
work TO be superior in StysHgh aud DKrabiiitV 10
Trunks that are made in other cities and sold here
keep constantly on hand, and make 10 order lop
gns TssI n2s9e TSSS eEysry dssssRtSs3 S 81 SQRkE
and WOOD BOX TRUNKS ASHLAND Grd
cthsE nnc RALiCES TRAKEbLNG BAGS HAR-
Trunks, DC, Repaired and Covered. in q work
manlike manner, at short notice.
town, or Alexandra.
Alsa-Agent for Howe's celebrated FAMILY
de l5-ly JAMES s. TOPHAM.