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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-01-19

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BALTIMORE OYSTERS.
5Ahellol # tficIe,
At the saloon North West Corner
Ofthe Public square In Toledo.
! The subscriber would take this opportunity
to inform the citizens of Toledo and the I'd.
joining country, that he is now in receipt of
the bes. BALTIMORE OYSTERS and 10 pre-
pared to serve them up in any style desired,
also for sale in cans at the lowest possible pSi-
ces for
O a - Ell
He has also received fresh supply Of Gro.
ceries, consisting Of
C1fee, Sugar, Tea, Cryckers, Cheese,
Socp, Starch, Saloratus, Candles,
Raisins Plun,s, Peaches, Dried
App!es, Tobacco, Assortment
OF Spices, Cigars, 6c., de-,
an Which he offers for sale at the Lowsse
wife's innA. 8 II PRIC ES.
proposit,oL from kaui kols'..
The letter vas : COPY Of The origiBs..
which the now enraged husband denaad.
ed Of his wife yesterday. After soss
hesitation abe burst into tears and made
a full confession Of her guilt.
Williams procured . large old.fash.
ioned horseman's pistol, loaded il hsav-
ily with powder and buckshot, and went
to No. Al Owen street about half past
twelve clock. He knocked 1t the door,
which was opened by bis destined victin'
when Williams placed the muscle Of the
weapon to Kaufkolz's right side just
above the left breast ard fred. The
wounded man struggled With his asssil.
ant, whom Williams clubbed his heavy
pistol and struck him over the head, cut.
ting the scalp open in frightful wound.
All this took place without word *
changed on either side. Williams thea
dropped hi. pistol, went to tho house Of
his father.in law, on Gurley street, there
mbraccd his child with much emotion,
saying, II shall never see you again.
He then came down to the Jail - already
narrated.
Williams convcrscs readily shout the
affair, which be justi6es, and indeed
seems TO place in 50 exact parallel to
the Sickles' case, that it is apparent he
has studied it as precedent. He says
he "took the precaution 20 leave that
letter with his brother, druggist on
State near Twelii\ !, which 4" AL
he wants to clear him.
The wounded man, Kaufkols, lies IN
q very critical condition, at apartments
TO which be has been removed on Canal
street. He complained last evening Of
suffering much both from his head and
chest, both being dcemed dangerous
wounds. His face aud neck are com.
ple,ely flied with powder, % near Wa
the muzzle when the pistol WAS dis
charged
The case as regards Williams will re-.
main a. at present, pending the injur;ss
Of kaufkolz Press q; Tribune.
A WEDDING CARD The bachelor ed.
tor of the Fredericksburg Ners has 70.
ceived from brother batch IN invsrta.
.iou to his wedding. It read thus:
DEAR S1R:-Lord willing and the NO.
men don't back out, shall marry on
she--I should be happy to have you
present to profit BY the e1smpls. =
= Ny prospects Of married blessed.
less may not be so brigh, but my sxpe.
rience Of single cursedaess has insured ne
against regret. In short long for the
change, and expect to hug t,with inclos.
ures-witb everlting satisfaction. Yours,
etc.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-01-19
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the Firm Of r L.
Baldy & Bro, either BY Note or Book account,
are requested to call and settle the same on
Or before the l4th day Of January uext, or tho
Same will b left Tor collection.
p. Z. BALDY & BRO.
Tsls1s, Dsssabsr 18th, 1889 vensv4
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-01-19
New York, Jan. s.

New York, Jan. s.
Dispatches from Arizona state that
party Of rangers had surprised rsnchs
be onging to the Tonto Apaches, and
had killed 10 warriors, wounded 5 9th.
ers, and captured ! number Of womes
and children, taken large quantity Of
bows, arrows and lsnces, and rsturaed
in safety from the country.
Col. Reeves. with party Of dragoeas,
had also defeated the Apaches and cap.
turcd large quantity Of stock, and one
Apache. The war is progressing vigor-
ous!y.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-01-19

To Dye BLAcK.-Take, say six cents
worth Of the extract Of logwood, two cents
worth Of blue vitriol; put each separate.
" into six quarts Of water. Bring both
to boiling heat. Dip the cloth into
the vitriol water 6rst, than alternately
from one to tho other, until it has been
dipped three times Then wash in strong
hot suds, and rinse 10 soft cold water.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-01-19
ES'rkAY NOTICE

T,AKEN up BY Stephen Klingaman living
i in Perry Township Tama Co, Iowa, on
the 18th day Of November, A. D. 1859, one bay
mare with black name, tail and legs, supposed
to be two years old last Spring; appraised at
thirty -eight dollars. A true copy in substance.
DAVID d. APPELGArE,
County Clerk.
December 24th, a. D. 1859. v2nlOm8
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-01-19

~An act appropria,ing $4,000 for .
monument to Col. Benton, has passed
the Missouri Senat BY : unaIir Gus
vote.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-01-19

Rates. Of Advertising.
sns Square, LIST Insertion, 81 90
do each subsequent insertion. 80
10 Square three months, 400
do. Six months, 500
do. One Year, 1900
Quarter Column, one year, $500
nalf Column one year. $500
One Column, one year, 5000
Twelve lines OF This type considered square
Business Cards not exceeding six lines in
serted in the Directory at So per year
ray Transient adve ertiscnents must in al
cases be paid for in advance.
"a Legal advertisements must be paid in
advance.
D0 Unless particular tim is specified
when handed in. advertisements will be pub.
lished until ordered out and charged for &C.
cording'y.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-01-19
" " " "
AND
81 h @ z m a II e 1 .

would respectfully announce TO the citi-
ssns Of rama County, that am now fully pre-
pared 10 do all kinds Of work in my line to
the entire satisfaction Of MI customers who
may favor me with their work. Shop one
door South Of j. II. Van Horns resi- aence.
HEJ Corn and Wheat, taken as pay.
MAX REUSCH.
Toledo, December, ls,, 1859. v2n6ly
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-01-19
Uar gowa Transcript.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY by
VIETRNt; s. FARLEY.

AT ol 90 A YEAR-,lN Ap"ANcy.)
$500, at the expiration of 3 months.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-01-19
T.. A GRAHAM.

II. a GRAHAM.
NOTARY PUBLIC, AND GENERAL LAND
AGENT, Toledo Tama county, Iowa. All
business entrusted to his care will receive
psomptettention. Iapril 2n 1856 ~nl-ly
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-01-19
KOsta, Iowa County Iowa.

Formerly Hewitt House, on the east side OF
Honey creek.
The undersigned having leased the ab ,ve
property for term Of years hattcrs himself
that his arrangements ani accommodations
are such that all those giving him call once,
will do so again. Ills time and attention will
be devoted TO making all customers comtorta-
Bile. Ga the first day Of May will have
completed large and commodious barn into
which all vehicles can be driven for protec-
ton and security. N. n. ADAMS.
kssta, March l7th, 1859. n2l-ly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-01-19
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BALTIMORE OYSTERS.
# tticIe,

~ the saloon North Vest COrner
Of the Public square In Toledo.
The subscriber would take this opportunity
to inform the citizens Of Toledo and the I'd.
joining country, that he is now in receipt of
the bes. BALTIMORE OYSTERS and 10 pre-.
pared to serve them up in any style desired,
also for sale in cans At the lowest possible pri-
ces for
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-02-17

house vas no, n The hahi, 81 giving or.
dvrs teicF, ar Of ssfossalstine with dis
otedience, 50 extracting sfstcl frcushe
holster ef bis saadlr, he ptimed and
caekrd il, ead aalsra firmly and slowly
up through tie circle. close to the ear Of
bis victim. There was momeniary
murmar It aiseoa,ea, and Of disapprc-
l,ugioa among the men as they locked
upon The chapse which single awful
instant had eaeclel; and even Red
Rqa bad the l,ardiIl6od 10 mus,er with
oath loud enough to be lrard. THIS il
too bsd : The widow Il John Brown
gave one, and but one shriek Of horror.
as the fatal dactarge was gwen, aud
then she began TO unfold = napkin from
her neck. What titiuk ye. good woman,
of your bonuy man, now : vorifera,ed
Ciaverhouse. returning Al The same time
the pistol sith s. plguge into the holster
from which L bad been extracted.
] had always good Feasons,' replied
tie woman firmly and deliberately, 80
think weei Of him, and think mair 0 him
oow than ever. But how viii Graham OF
Claverl,ou.e account 10 God and man
for this mornings work. continued she
firmly.
TO man, answered tie rufian, Il
can be answerable; aud As o God, ] will
take him in my awn hanis r
lie then roas of and left her with the
corpse. Size spread lhe napkin leisnrely
upon the snow. gathered up the scattered
fragments OF her husbands head, covered
81. body with plaid, and sitting down
with her iniagt, wep bitterly.
The cottage OF John brown has long
disappeared from tl,e muiri bit the liule
spot where the House in the Muir
stood Is still green, amidst surrounding
heath aad ~ the very centre Of that
spot there lies slab, now alno-t covered
with grass, upon which, with a little
CLEARING Of the gas from the faded
characters, the following rude but ex-
pressive lines may still be read:
Claysrs pigi,, murder godly Brown,
But eenld no, sob him Of lis crown"
The courts Of Virginia, and Governor
Wise, may execute JOHN Brown; but
there will be another monument erected,
aud another century couplet thereon in
scribed
/ Although you murder g5tly Brown,
Ia. eaaaoi rot hias ef he croaa p
and his death may light such a FIRE in
our land as viii never be extinguished,
until the principles Of true liberty en-
tighten the na, o.. As surely a the
blood Of the martyrs is the seed Of tie
church. SO .ruly viii the blood Of free
men be tie well-spr,ng Of liberty
lie that IS higher lAan the highest
regardeih ~ aad 0e deal With ooe
rLo does rot settle accounts IA Deem
btr.'-aa erieaa P,estsfofaa
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-02-17

WnAR DAT Ar FgSce eoag FRoMr
"A CERTAIN slave obtained license Of the
Baplisls to preaeh. He Was holding
forth in tlle preseuee Of many Of hin coli
ored brethren 81 one time, when be on-
dertook to describe the process Of Adams
creation. Said be. shen God made
Adam. lie stopped down. sefaped up a
little dir', wei It little, warmed il a liltle
ia bis hand, and sqgeeted Il in lie right
s.ape, and den, lean il up against the
fence 20 dry.
Top dsr" said Universaiist darkey,
you say DAT are tie fusiesi man ever
inside
sarteni' saiJ the preacher.
D-n jsst tell a feller wiar DAT ar
renee come FROM
IiBsbI7 aid tie preacher. "fwo
more questions Ike dai would spile al
De ieoiogy 10 De HefId =
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c. A Mississippi paper says that no
human power scan break the bonds Of
the slaves" in that State Whereupon
the Louisville journal observes that we
have no idea that the Mississippi black
can as easily get rid Of their bonds as
the Mississippi whites managed to do a
few years ago."
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FouoIyE AND FORGET.

Certify spssk Is aeaszsa tesasf.
" ne ifssais ys levsd u yafs.
hsHRii 1,ehctisHcr fhsy iasy hai FEaeef
Agt5be iass slssv gave iseigzss
Ttefs afs ~ Nassa iisss sre bianslsss.
b. IsaEs uais.af - rtErss.
Thea - other ksulfs ss Hzsasisss,
9f sasg'Fe fiaam o. fsresi.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-02-17

DHEcuvg kEfaoios-A A religion
that heFer saliees % g9rera man,
wiiI never saiIiee 70 save hin thar
which does not sufficiently distin.
ggish oae from awieked world, viii
aessf distinguish lim from a perish
ing world.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-02-17

e. The expenses Of the British Gov
ernmem for The ensuing year are esli-
mated by the Minister of Finance at
2G4,000,000 Of dollars. About 10000. :
GOO Of dollars 20 70 the support Of the
Army. and 25,00o,o0o Of dollars to The
navy.
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Ezg The last dry goods palace erected
in New York cost s225.oo0. and covers
over half an acre Of ground. II has three
fronts, on broadway, Worth and Pearl
streets.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-02-17

20 Tie hay crop og Aaiac aver
ages e00. 600 tons, worth sl0r
10000 per aaaum
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-02-17

G. Prayer should be the key of tbe
day and the lock Of the night
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-02-17

rA Aiss Tlleiapsoa IN Ten.
as es has rec9yere5 $4,000 Ia
3 sait ssr . breash of promise against
q mas naned Patterson.
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After some other discussion, Mr.. Pearson called
for the ayes and noes on the passage of the reso.
luton.
Mr Dodge was excused from voting, because
he has property at the Long Bridge.
Mr.. Stake declined to vote, because the resolu.
ton makes the Mayor, Recorder, &c, a commit
tee, and he would not vote to recognize Mr. Addi-
son as Mayor.
MI Tenney said he might believe the resolution
applied to Mr.. Crawford if it suited him TO do So
as tue name OF the Mayor is not mentioned
Mr.. Stake positively declined to vote but would
do so with pleasure IL Mr.. Crawford was Mayor
Yeas, Messrs. King, Piokrell, renney and Will
lans@ Nays, Messrs. Dunlop, Pearson, Hill
and McCobb.
And the board adjourned
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B, }. C. MCGUIRE q CO. Auotoneers.

Ry J. c. MCGUIRE d co. Auouoneers.
TRSSTEE'S SALE OF SUPERIOR AND
NBkSLY NEW FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EF-
NON HOUsA'-Ry virtue of a deed OF trust bearing
date March4d, 1850, executed bt Henry r. Johns to
the undersigned trustee, and duly recorded among
shall sell on TH DKspAY, May 10th, isto, com of |,
mencIng ut 10 O'Clock 81 m, all the FUrnifure and
Effects ef the Vernon House." situated at the cor
ner Of Missouri avenue and Third street, embIsc
which ia nesrly new and of superior quality. We
Handsome Carved Walnut Parlor Suites. finished
in Fancy Covers and Hair Cloth,
Marble top Center, SOfa and Side Tables,
Walnut Etegeres, Rockers and F8ncy Chars.
dandsoms Gilt frame Mirrors, of various styles.
sup rIor English Brussels Carpets thToug hout the
Walnut Hat Tree, Hall Chairs, Rugs.
olcloth throughout the passages and stairs,
French China Vases and Mantel Ornaments,
Superior Oak French Dining Chairs,
= Coffee Ware, Glass Ware,
Silver plated CastOrs, Pick Stands Cake Has.
kets, spoons. Forks, Ladies'. &c
Table Cutlery, Walters, Table Cloths,
Handsomely Orramented Solid Oak Chambar
. suites, with Marble tops,
Solid Walnut Chamber Suites, carved and with
walnut Sing & and Double BsdsteaJs.
Bureaus, WsrdLobes, Washstands,
Toilet sets Looking Classes. Spittoons,
Supsr or Cur ed Hair, Spring and Husk Mattresses,
Feather Bolsters and Pillows,
Blankets, Comforts. Counterpanes, Sheetiug,
Once Furniture, Writing Tables, Office Ch8irs,
and Kitchen Furniture, all Of which is nearly =
new and of excellent quality.
Terms: SIS and under cash over that sum a
orsoit e OF 60 and 90 days, for approved endorsed
WM. A. BROWNING, Trustee.
ap Is dads j. MCGUIRE & CO. hucts.
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WOOD AND COAL.

f e tfuELF LIZ
have now one of the most extensive stocks Of
Fuel IN Washington, consisting Of
White Ash Broken Coal, Red Ash Egg Coal,
Xhit Mhite Ash Egg Cos,, Red Ash stove Coal
s5s s,PTs PTss sIss sBSSnnf Do pf Ns
Wood, sawed sDd split. in al oases.
All Of which viii sell at the lowest prices for the
cash. Tor 80 or 90 days paper, well secured.
III All accounts now standing will be presented
before the lst of 1anusry 1850, and IL is earnestly
X. w BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer, 18th and c sta,
de2o near Canal.
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EDUCATIONAL y

AZ MRS. McCoR 0ICK's SCHOOL.
IFtRS. MCCORMICK desires % inform her
friends and the public generally that he will resume
the duties Of her School the lst Monday In Sep
tcmber next
The course of study pursued viii COMPRISE 81 the
branches requisite TO thorough English educs-
ton.
In addition 20 her day scholars she is DESTROYS of
receiving into her family few pupils a. bosders,
aged from 10 70 "a years, who viii be under her I'M
mediate care and oversight.
Her arrangements for the accommodation and
due care Of pupils have been considerably Increased
desiring particular information with reference 90
her scheol may Apply % w. ID. Wslsoh. kditor
the Star.
For terms and further particulars apply 90 her
resdencs-No. Ss Cameron street. Alexsndrta. Va.
jy s7-H
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MARSHAL'S SA ALE.-In virtue of a writ of heri
Circuit Court Of the Distr ct of Columbia, for the
county o. Washington, and TO me directed. I will
house door of said county, on FRIDAY, the iItb
day of Nlsy next 1850, at y O'Clock m ali defend
following described Lots together with ali and sim
gular the improv vements thereon, viz: Lots Nos
u and ID N square No. .r23, lots Nos. and 49, i'm
square H. 81 Ots Nos. q S. f. 5, and s, In 50 uare
n'rthwest OF square No. 1885, lot No. 8. IN SQUARE
no S lots Mes. s, and 7, In square No log; and
los Nos and a. IN square No. I.I20. in the oIty Of
washington, ID Z seized and levied upon as the
property OF John I. Dyer, aud will be sold 10 salts
y JudlcsaIs No. 3S, TO May term, 1861 IN favor of
CoIse, Slowden & Corse w SEIDEN
Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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NARSHAL'S ShLE.-In virtue of a writ of ieri
IVA facIss issued from the Clerks office OF the Cir
county OF Washington, and to me directed, 1 will
expose to public sae for cash, in front of the court
house deer OF said county, on FRIDAY. the lIth
day nf May next, 1861 at y o'ciock m all defend-
ants rlght; ntis claim and interest in and to the
east part OF Lot NO. 3. In square No. 263, fronting
n feet Inches Oh Maryland avenue between St6
and 1875 streets west, and ruuniug back the whole
aeptn 0l said lot together with all and singular the
the property Of Thomas Hughes, and will be sold
70 satisfy gudlclals No. 280, TO May term 1860 in
favor OF T.. Cotton. w. SELDEN
ap 20 dts Marshal for the Distrist of Columbia.
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By J. c. MEG UIRE It CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALEOF DWELLING HOUSE
AND LOT on STREET NORTH. BETWEEN arm
AND 5TH STREETS wEsT-Qn FRIDAY AFTER
NOON, May Ia h, at hall past 5 O'Clock, on the
premises, by virtue of deed of trust dated JuIy
l+th, 1853, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. =. No
ISa t5os IS 81, and 50, one of the land records for
Nc M Iom oouII5, H. p "; @ Sna seii part OF Lot
inches on north street tween 4'h and 5th streets
west Iunnlng tack 42 feet7 nohes to 81 foot alloy
together with the improvements consisting of a
snug and desirable frame dwelling house.
Terms OF sale: S8nO ossh; the residue In 6 ard -
months, with Interest, secured by deed of trust
on the premises.
1.-THE terms of sa!e should not be complied with
within i've days thereafter the trust reserves the
night to resell On one weeks notice In the National
lnteiligeHcer
may eo&ds J C. McGUlRE& 4 CO.. Aucts
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BJ A. GREEN. Auctioneer.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yAIUARIE
y hEAL EsTATE-By virtue of the order and de-
crse OF the Circuit Court of the District of olum
ba, In the matter of the heirs of Frederick Nohlar
deceased, made on the 18th day Of APRIL A. D. 1857
tae unaerslgned Commissioners will offer for sale.
a paoo auctlon, 70 the highest bidder therefor, on
the l2d day of Az instant all of square OF ground
numbered two hundred and seventy one (Z7I } of
the sutheotlc ground plan Of the city of Washing
ton Tor description Of which they refer to the pro-
oeeuIngs IN said cause.
Terms ct sale: One third Of the purchase money
70 be paid IN cash at the place of sale or within 8
days thereafter; the residue to be paid in and
years, the purchaser giving his bonds, payable TO
the resp heirs and he lring interest from the
Court. ~ -
lite deed TO be retained until the whole purchase
II the terms of sale are not complied with within
days alter the day of sale the said Commis soners
reserve the right TO resell the said property at the
risk and cost Of tee defa ulting purohas sr,
All conveyance at the cost of purchaser
SAMUEL E. DOUGLASS,
r. g. CAR RRINGTON,
THOMAS r.. LLOYD,
CHARLES WALTER,
GEORGE THEO. McGIUE,
Commissioners.
nla 3taW gus A. GR ZEN, AGct
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TIE GREAT POPULARITY
/ DR.. MONTARDES-
MIRACULOUS PAIN-KILLER
And Great
FRENCH RHEUMATIC REMEDY
S Fast extending over the United
ITS EXTRAORDINARY VIRTUES
Are being daily Seoognizsd and acknowle lodged
By the MEDICAL FACULTY.
Itls now
In daily and general IN
THE BALTIMORE lNFIRMARY;
And It's success as q remedy for
FEVER and AG UE. NEURALGIA,
RHEUMATISM. DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY
SICK HEADACHE, SORE THROAT
BURNS, SPRAINS, &C., &C.,
Has never had a parallel In any country
IN BALTIMORE
tits regarded asa
GREAT DOMESTIC BLESSING,
While its sale exceeds that of all other
PATENT MEDICINES.
Weask al CITIZENS of WASHINGTON
Who have not jet tried
THIS GREAT REMEDY
To 90 so Sat st once One trial will insure il PER.
mANENT PLACE In
EVERY FAMILY.
tis for sale in Washington by. ID. b. Clarke,
"a av and * st; T. ID. Gilman. $50 Pa. av.; John
@ s sy @frNSs Nain aso lsss ss rS NsfS
80. Ias. MoDoeNNELL. General Agent,
sps TT ST -r----- Bs3timors.
NJ HQPEINs's
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T)IANO AND TABLE ECOVERS.-Just received
Il asuperb assortment of the above named arti
cles IN all the newest styles aud materials. We
name in part
Elegantly embroidered BILLIARD CLOTH
ments. --0 {
Ga and 8 TABLE COVERS to match.
Elegant FRENCH CASHMERE COVERS in
ENGLISH DAMASK COVERS, new article
and very cheap.
s. and 81 TABLE COVERS to match.
Also, case elegant LIEBSICK TABLE OIL,
CLOTHS, In Canton Flannel L.inings, very nice for
the Tea table, sdeboard, &C., cheap.
ap 25-eod2w CLAGETT Il DODSON.
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SMOOr d BURROUGHS,
~ Nc ll9 Br jdgs Strssi, GsorEftctcr
HAVE recently received from the best snnTces to
obtain desirable and cheap goods, first rate as
sOTtnnent OF tho newest style I----
LADIES' DHkSS GOODS,
Chene and Foulard aud Checs'd Silks, very chean
BPk silks, Challies, WoTstsd Granadins, Berages
Biack Grape MaretZa, DelaInes and Bnmhazinss
hlch hs'd and neat BaTages, BaIage Robes,
- gandIes snd RobNs in great variety,
Summer POplins, Anglais Barages and Poll de
chures,
BrlIllants, Jeconets, Lawns and Ginghams
Printed ChallIes. French ChiniZes and Eng, Prints
hIexandre's Kid Gloves, Lace NJ tits and Gloves
with a complete assortment of
EMBRDIDERIES.
LInen Cambria Handkfs,
White Cambrics, MusIns, Brilliants,
And DlmItIes Of all kinds.
- GRAY GOODS
FOR Travelling Suits for adde's.
Also, the best makes If Irish Linens, Shirtlng
Cottons, Shesnngs, Table Damasks, and a coed
assoI, as ,rnent OF Gents aud Boys Wear, TO which
Spring and Summer Goods, at the ve--sowest pos
slDie prices. SMOOf d BURROUGHS.
ap 2l eO3w (Inte)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-08
DENTISTRY.
TEETH.

lNl. LOOMS, NJ. d., the Inventor and petentcs
OF the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, 49,
tends personally az his office in this oity.
Many persons can wear these teeth wkO~&%kN
cannot vear Others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling 81 my once can he accommodated
vitholy style and price of Teeth they may defre !;
ceanest, strongest, and most perfect depture thef
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE viii be
more fully warranted.
Rocms IN this oity-No. 336 rs. svenne, between
sth and 10th SITS. Also, 901 Arch street, Phis1el-
phis- 90 I-iv