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Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-09

Is the Twelfth District Court in San Fran
cisco. n. c. Paddock has commenced suit
against the Quaker City, and the Neptune
Insurance Company, Philadelphia, to recover
SO, ,39l insurance on the bark Emily Banning.
for damages to the vessel by going ashore
on Blossom Rock January l7th
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-09

FEoN CmNA.-oficial dispatches from
China state that Minister Ward was mmed-
ately to embark on board the Hartford. and
proceed to the Peiho.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-09

Tue LIVELY Hoop -Thos. Hood died COM
posing-and that, too. a humorous poem. lie
is said to have remarked that he was dying
out OF charity to the undertaken, who wished
TO urn lively Hood.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-09
MARYsvILIr. Nov. S.

NEGROES oN GUARD. At recent Lincoln
demonstration near Boston, a corps Of ne
groes walked in procession, with badges and
banners.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-09

The sait of George Hudson ex-Justice of
the Peace, against the Bulletin, to recover
$4,000 for alleged libel, has been transferred
from the Third District, Alameda county, to
the IAN District Court. San Ernnciaco
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-09

SoIREE-Mons. and Madame Peri give their
opening soiree for the dancing season, this
evening, at the Water Works Hall. There
ought to be a good attendance.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-09

GOLD DoLLAGs Cause.-The Z. S. Mint in
Philadelphia, are now melting and re-eoin-
ing three million Of dollars into double en-
giles in pursuance Of an order from the See
retary of the Treasury.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-09

ONE TuousANp OEruANs-The Milwaukee
Sentinel says there are now about thousand
orphans in that city, rendered SO by the Lady
Elgin calamity. Many Of those children are
thrown upon the charity Of the community.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-09

BRIGHAM You've delivered a sermon at the
Tabernacle, October 9th, on the subject Of
freighting goods from the States lie closed
with the following
Il will now call upon brother L. D. Wooley
to preach a sermon about OK trains going to
the states God bless you. Amen"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-09
Garden Seeds.

a FRESH supply Just received rom Landretb. Phil.
IN adelphia Also California growth
GEORGE LAWS G. CO.,
moo !" street. next door to Post Office
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-09

A TERRIBLE famine prevails among the
people Of southern Kansas-crop failures are
the cause. Provisions, etc, are being solicit
ed and sent them.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-09
GUNS! GUNS!

HUE subscriber is largely engaged in the manufac.
Il lure oi klFLts, on the most improved princinle.
principle with which few are pra ticallv aconaint
ed. lie has secured the services, for two wears Of
Mr Roberts, who has been engaged for several wears
past in manufacturing rifles for the ceIebratcd stah
hshment of W. Billinghurst, Rochester N v
Kihes, Target K tles, double barreled Rifles one
above the other; and Rife and Shot do. Telescopic
s'B,s TO hihes hhGe 70 rider. large assortment of
Iouoie ana s'hge "Ans, Pistols, Powder Faslss Shot
bags, Caps and Percussion Pills. Three Kinds of wad
ding and ammunition Of all kinds kept constantly on
hand shot Guns bored and finished inside, S o as To-
improve their shooting essentially. 80 "
REPAIRING of all kinds done to ori.. c.. ~. u,
anu se'' b. BIGELOW
novG-my WIG ~ ,3ar,.i,.s,,. Oriuen
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-09

News has been received Of the loss Of the
British schooner Hummiug Bird, on the coast
of Labrador; four lives lost
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-09

M Il w
FALL 81 WINTER
DRY GOODS.
FLETCHER 6 HOBSON
MARYSVILLE,
DECEIVED BY STEAMER AND LATE ARRIVALS
III a full assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
In all the New Styles and Fabrics, comprising
RICH FLOUNCED
AND FANCY DRESS SILKS,
BLACK AND SOLID ooLORED DRESS SILKS,
RICH FRENCH
CashgnCTcs and Dcgaincs,
FRENCH MERINOES, WOOL PLAIDS,
Printed and Plain Sack Fianneis, White Flannels,
Ballardvae and Shaker,
EaGieS' Cloths,
In Drabs, Blue, Black and Brown
French, English and American Prints,
BLACK AND COLD CAssIAIEREs,
CLOTH AND vELvIT CLoAKs AND MANTLEs,
Wool and Cloth Shawls,
STELLA AND BROCHE SHAWLs,
Zephyr Wool shawls, Nubias and Hoods,
WOOYen and MerinO Hosiery,
Bonnet Ribbons, Embroideries,
Ladies Under Clothing,
Gents Furnishing Goods,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
ofevery description,
Table Linen, Sheeting, Towels, Irish Linens, Quilts,
Ticking,
W nite, Keu Blue ana Green BLANKETS,
Silk and Worsted Curtain Damask, &C., &c, &c
CARPETS! CARPETS !
Velvet, Ingram and Three Ply,
Crossay's English and Brussels
DRUGGET, COCOA d STRAW MATING.
sgcWett's FlC0r Oil Cloth,
q to 4 Yards wide,)
WINDOW SHADES AND FIXTURES,
Cornices, Hearth Rags, Door-Mats,
Hydraulic and Pilot Duck,
no. 10 to and 10 to IO-O),
Sc to 70 inch Pilot Duck for Wagon and Stage Covers,
Roofing, &c.
ALL OF WHICH WE OFFER
Very low for Cash.
Orders Fl, m the country carefully filed and for
warded promptly.
FLETCHER & TIOBSON,
oci1-tm Up 25 street, near First, Marysvile.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-09

JAMES CArES ADAMS, grizzly bear tanner
and formerly Of California, died at Ncponsit
Mass, on the goth ult
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-09

HARD on UNCLE GwIN.-The following dis
patch was sent to DR.. Gwin, we learn, yes
terday, from this city:
MABysvutE, Nov. s.
Hon WM NJ Gw1N, SAN FRANusco:
That "smal politician C. +. De Long. is
elected TO the state Senate 10y a handsome
plurality. Many thanks for your speech at
the Theater. LYMAN AcKLEY.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-09

HEAVY BETrISG-One hundred thousand
dollars were wagered on the result of yester,
days vote in this State, in this city alone
OF this sum, nearly eighty thousand dollars
were in the hands of the proprietors of the
Bank Eychange.-S. T. Gazette, Wednesday.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-09
Sierra County.

Lincoln over Douglas 1856 over Breckenridge s,1OG
Douglas over Breckenridge G,520
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-09

LArEsr adyiees from Europe state that
Mazzini had been requested to leave Naples.
MORMON REINroRcEMEyT.-A company Of
European Mormons. mostly from Scandinavia
has arrived in Utah. The party numbered
400 souls, and dnring the journey across the
plains six deaths and three births occurred.
AT last accounts, flour was very scarce at
Mesilla, Arizona; none could be obtained for
less than Sl2 per hundred pounds
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-09

ELpcrED.-Wm. Watt, Democratic eandi-
date in Nevada county 70" State Senator, is
elected by about 200 majority over Sykes.
the Republican candidate, and nearly 700
over Phil Moore, the Breckinridge candi-
date. About $4,000 were bet in Nevada
city that Watt would be elected.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-09

SAN Joaquin CouNrY.-Stockton, saws the
Republican, has gone for Brcckinridge by
over fifty majority, and the county by two
hundred Warmcastle, the Breckenridge
candidate, is elected Senator, and Laspeyre
and Brady, Assemblymcn.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-09

CoYrRA COSTA, SoNoMA, AND MARIN.-The
Bulletin Of Wednesday evening has the fol-
lowing dispatch
Full returns are received from Contra Costa
county Total number of votes cast $50 Of
which Lincoln has COZ Douglas AIS; Breck
inrdge 3S1; Bell 1856. For Senator (the
Senatorial District being San joaquin and
Contra Costa), ShaCter r, 5Sl; Wormcastle,
b., 407 lnman, D., SIC. For Assemblyman,
Porter, r., 597 Hammitt, D., 427 Cam, b.,
426
Petaluma, Souoma CO. Nov. 7th-In this
precinct, O'Farrell, B. for Senator, has POI ;
Hill, d., has 623 votes San Rafael, in Marin
county, gives Hill 40 majority, and Hill also
has 80 majority in Navota precinct This
renders Ofarrars defeat almost eertain.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-09

RESULT IN SACRAMENTO County. .-Douglas
has carried the county by about 200 plurality
over Lincoln. and l 100 over Breckinridge.
Curtis (D.), Powell (D) Adams (D), and
Crocker (R.), are elected to the Assembly.
and Heacock (R J. to the Senate. Doherty
o., Rep. and b. d E is elected Surveyor
hansbrow (D.) and Russell (B) Supervisors
for the city. Taylor, Crawford, Frey, Miller,
Milliken, Sweetser, Mouser and Bithell, are
the School Commissioners The majority
vote was in favor Of paying the debt, and
against callinr a Convention = HMM
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EDUCATIONAL.

NJ MRS McC0R eICK'S SCHOOL.
EAkS. McCORMlCk desires TO inform her
iends end the puhlip generally that she will resume
tne eunes OF her School on the lst Monday in Sep
The course Of study pursued will comprise al the
ton.
In addition to her day scholars. she is desirous Of
Ieoeiylng INTO her family few pupils bosrdcrs,
mediate care and oversight.
her arrangements for the accommodation and
aus care OF pupils have been considerably increased
desiring particular information with references 20
ner school may apply to w. ID. Wallsoh, Editor o
For terms and further particulars apply at her
resaeace-No. % Cameron street, Alexandria, Va.
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passing through the varying strata of the at
mosphere, and probably, also, to the action of
a strong centrifugal force, finally bursts, and
comes in hot, smoking fragments to the earth
~. Y. Erentng Post
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III In the State of New York, recently, col
ored man was driven from passenger car, and
compelled to ride on a rear freight ear, and when
the conductor attempted to collect his fare, re-
fused to pay more than the regular charge on
freight. "You count me as freight" said be,
land IN pay you as freight; weigh me and hi
raw by the pound - The conductor was com
Pelled to yield to this view Of the case.
l-lt is stated that In Japan there are no
rowdIes, dead Rabbits" "Plug Uglies,n and
very few loafers; and that IN that country, when
people grow old, venerable, wise, and esteemed
by all good and sensible men, they are not called
.fogies, fossils Further, IL 10 Understood that
in Japan people are made to conduct themselves
in an orderly manner
UrA correspondent says: "The nomination Of
Mr. Lincoln, OF Illinois, by the Republican Con-
vention at Chicago, seems to have been with a
view to carry Illinois against Mr.. Douglas Some
II the Illinois delegates declared that they could
oaly hope to carry the State with Lincoln.
III The largest steamer afoat except the Great
Eastern has just been launched at Newcastle -on-
Tyne. Her name 10 Connaught, and she is TO ply
between Galway Bay and New York.
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The PREss.-That truly eIoouent cleryv-
man, Rev. DIR. Fuller, of Baltimore, in a recent
address at one of the religious anniversaries in
New York, paid the following tribute to "tbe
Press"
Who can measure the power of the press
An ounce of lead moulded into a bullet. and
put into Minnie rife, with few grains of
powder beneath il, will 90 two miles, and do
its errand In an efficient manner, if il encoun-
ter no obstacles But that ounce of lead made
into types, and put into one of Hoes lightning
printing presses, will 20 thousands Of miles
and do its errand effectively, not on one man
merely, but on millions, and that thouob
oceans, rivers and mountains may intervene
A steam printing press Did you ever 90
down in one Of the spacious vaults beneath
your sidewalks here and watch the monsters.
Why, my friends, feel something like awe in
looking at them. feel like taking off nv hat
to the huge machine. daughter It seems
to me to be living thing-one Of Ezekiel's
living creatures with "the hand of a man, and
the sound OF many waters, and the living eye
in the wheel" 1t asks no nourishment, knows
no weariness. How ii strips itself to its work
and tolls on with a strength that mocks to
scorn the might of the giant, and with clamor
as II itwould shiver to pieces every substance
in its grasp. And yet, with deIicacy and
precision unattainable by human muscles. il
received fabric so delicate that rude touch
"ouiu iouu II, suu Lnnprints upon IL In the
twinkling of an eye that which it cost hours to
compose. 1t fIngs of sheet after sheet to en-
tertain, instruct, regenerate and bless the
earth. None of ms have yet begun to begin TO
appreciate the influence of the press as an
agent for the diffusion of knowledge, whether
it be in volumes, pamphlets, or, above all.
through the daily newspaper, the moral insti,
tuition which has revolutionized not only the
literary, but the commercial and political
world. III You have read the Constitution,
you will remember that there are only two
estates in Congress-the Senate and House of
Representatives; but third estate has sprung
up, occupying during the session of Congress q
seat higher than that occupied by the Senators
and Representatives themselves, and which
continues in session long after Congress ad
journed, everywhere and at all times. II Is
composed of the representatives of the press. +"
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By BARNARD BUCKLEY. AuctIoneers.
,,yvo ED ,Gsoyss,9tgr. d C. ,,
,r,,, BRIDeE ST ,GEoRsRJowN, AT AUCTION On
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. z4th instant, at S
O'CLOCK we sh.ll sell, in front Of the promises pa
OF Lot H. IN Holmead's addition to Georsetown,
iIsBtlng 80 feet on the north side of Bridge, near
Nc ntgOmery street, and running b. ok l2J feet ard
Improved by two good Frame Dwelling Hou ses
This ground Is part OF the estate of the late Samuel
Bsall, and the title Is uHquesiionaDle.
Terms st tae
lid BARNARD BUrKEY, Aucts
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DENTISTRY.

M TEETH.
lsl. LOOMS, NJ. d., the inventor snd patentes
Of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at 80
tends personally at his ofice IN this city E1
Many persons can wear these teeth vho6Ins
cannot weer Others, and no person oan wear Others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my ONCE can he accommodated
Win any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
out 10 those who are partcu and wish the purest
cleanest, strongest, and most perfect denture that
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this oity-No. 33e Pa avenue, between
phia. 90 I-1y
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WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
w ID Street. Betfcsep oth dad 10th Stress

We have Just finished nYmber OF hrst olass
Wagons, Park PheGtonS, Family Car -EOES
riages, aad BHsgtss, which we will sell at -
o small profit.
Being practical mechanics in different branches
of the blsiness, we astter ourselves that we know
the styles snd quality Of work thatvin give satls
f,etion, combining lightness comfort and dlrsblli
y.
Repairing promptly and carefully attended 70 at
the shortest nc tlce and most reasonable charges.
WALTER, kARMANN A. BOPP,
Coechmakers, successors TO Wm. 4. hook.
ap T-dly
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CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
PHILADELPHIA
CORNER CH srNUr AND NIHrH Sra

CORNER CH SMUT AND NINTH Srs,
fpened tn FsbrKary, 1861.
This magnificent establi shment now i'm suceess
full operation, is universally conceded toA
be ~ all respects THE MOST COM VEA4
PLETE HOTEL IN THE WORLD lEiEs |
and will be conducted upon a scale of liberaIif1 IN
all its departments which cannot fail to make II the
Popu headquarters for pleasure tour ts from the
South and West. during the early Summer and the
Autumn. Accommodations offered for nearly
1000 guests, fitted and furnished with every modern
Improvement which experience could suggest for
comfort and convenience, while pertica[ t1iIrav
is to be Introduced 70 convey parties by steam in a
cOmmodlous car to the upper floors, thus securing
the Purer air and quiet of the higher rooms tcithon
the fnttgas Of dSc sadtas stairs,
Another novel Improvement has been effected bv
which a powerful fan wheel toperated by steamI
forces current of fresh air thf, ugh the public
rooms and corridors, cooling and ventilatIng the
house in superior manner.
The interior arrangements and furnishing have
been completed under the personal supeTviaion of
Paran stevens. the Lessee, under whose manage
ment the well known success of the Revere donse
and fremont House in Boston, the Battle House
and Point Clear Hotel In Mobile A'a and the
Fifth Avenue IN New York has been established
and no Efforts or expense will be spared to render
the Continental the most attractive Travellers,
Home In the Union. ]. f.. STEVENS & CO.
ma ls-ZW Proprietors.
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A MRS. WINSLOw,
IAN Experienced Nurse and Female Physic,sn.
presents to the attention of mothers, her
SO q I HIN G SYRUP,


For Children Teethlns,
which greatly facilitates the process Of tsstnr hy sssa-
ing the gums, reducing all nfsmmstsn-vi allay ALL
PAIH and spasmedie aetisn, and In
SURE TO REG ULATE TIE BOWELS.
Dspsna npon II, mothers, will give ysurssvss and
RELIEFAND HEALTH TO OUR INFANTS
We havs pnt ten ysars and
CAN SAT, IN corFIDfrcR AND TRUTH Of it, what We have
nsNe ossn apie tof------Tsay 10 OF any 0THBR
Msdicins-rRvfR MRS. HAS 1T FiILip,I IN
rrcr A cuRS, ,wINSLOw'Ssb.n sb.n im.I, nd
dd ' 81 fns. SOOTHING an instanc. O. d.-
tns Contrary, aHars SfhUP, delighted with its
OPERATIONS, and dl----Jfpesk in terms OF
highest csmmsndston Of its magical eject, medical
virtues. We spsak In ;hs WHAT VIZ DO Know
after ten years experiences, AND PLRDGI RGrUTi.
TIoN FoR TIE FULFILMfNT OF WHAT WE HERR DE-
Ing from pain and exhaustion relief will in ftssp
or twsnty miuutes after the syrup 10 administered
Thu vauabls Preparation the prescription the
most ErrERrENCRD and sKILFUL EURsEs in New Enr.
land, and has bssn used with SIvgRFAILIra SUCCESS Ia
s. THOUSANDS OF CASES.
sny relieves the child from pain but IN,
stomach aRd bovss scidy, and g,es tons AMI
snsrgy to the whole system will almost rslsy,
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CoLrc
.nd evsreom' eon,nl..n,, which, IL not speedily rsmsdd
AND SUR ssTRrm. FOR gpT,ais. ,ns Sosnp
in all cases Of Drs- CHILDREN RrTERY and DIAR
.ri... t,on I. .sinr 0Rss, .h.th.E ;.
eauis We would say to every mother who child .uf
srlng from OF the fors compaints-Do
roUR rRHJUDIcfs, NOR TIE rRHJUDICEs OTHERS,
suRk-ya, ABsoLUTELY sURI-to follow the Of IN j
msdiens timely used. Full dire fer using will
eomPany each bottle None genuine unless the facsimile
CURTIS PERKINS, New York 10 on III, out,ids vrapp,
sod BY Druggist. throughout the world.
Principal Ohes. No. 10 Cedar Street, N. T.
Price onlv IS Cents Bette. % Il-dAvIr
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TRUNKS. BOOTS AND SHOES

ROOTS AND SHOES To SUIT THE
~ TIMES.
Wee are now manufacturing all kinds of BOOTS
and SHOES, and constantly receiving go.
supply OF eastern made work Of every de-
scrlptlon. made expressly To order, and will
heretofore charged in this city for much inferior
Persons in want Of Boots and Shoes of eastern or
city made work, will always find good assortment
In store and at the lowest prices. Give us call.
GRIFFIN a BRO,
ap6-r 314 PennsyIvapIa avaDpa
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nON'T FORGET TO CALI ON SMITH,
~ No, $50 Seventh ST., 20 b1y your CLOTHING
sMITH,sis is the hsat place in town to buy your
CLOTHING ana FOR NISHING GOODS.
house in town. aDe-Sm
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AUU Prices from s. cents to 81. Also l00 :, nee
Trimmed Collars, all just opened from auction and
will be sold at about halfth original cost ladies
como early IL you want the bargains
w. COLLEY r. co
ma le-d 323 Seventh St. above Pa av
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u. w. REED, Trustee.
may l7-d J. c. MCGUIRE & co, Au"ts

b! J.; e MCGUIRE CO, Anctioneers.
D INGs:-WiI b, sold at suction on THuRs-
RRAY, May gath, at five O'clock, at the AUCTION
Rooms,.a collsction Of upwards 10 very choice
Enropean on Paintings, just imported, all oare-
fully finished by talented artists Of Paris and Brus
sells. The above pictures are ofa high class and
comprise valua BILE original Paintings by eminent
living aItists, and fine copies Of some of the most
celebrated pictures of the old masters now in the
different galleries Of Europe. Among the subjects
my be found Groups, Figures ofife size, III storio
Subjects, Architectural and Street. Views in diff
ferent European cities, Cattle and Flower Pieces,
including hne copy Of Rosa BOnhem's 1Icture in
ths tuxemburg Gallery, Landscapes. q =, with a
great variety OF size and style, subject and hnlsh
The atte' ton ofthe lovers Of good pictures ia
respectfully invited to this sale.
The Paintings will be on exhibition for three
days prior to sale.
Terms: $50 and under, cash; over $50 credit of
80 and 81 days FOR notes satisfactorily endo rsed,
bearing interest
ma 10 J. C. MCGUIRE h CO. Aucts
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X ENNIsH's HYgDRAULLC ng sAULLC MOTOR,
is-s new and wonderful adaptation Of BydIauho
Pressure as applied to mechanics, and has so IL
as it has become tnown, been received with un
bounded encomiums. ~
Silent but powerful in ITS peration-economjosl
In Its 9risns oost, occupation Of space, and CON
sumption OF wat"r It oby ates the dang er ey psnse
aud .atteption, indispensable to steam or calorio
pogeI-the only requisite being small supply and
sufficient head OF flowing water and the .stima-
ted reduction its power for floon Is only tirss
per cent. = - ~
The result OF thirty years study and practical ex
pertinent, the inventor "a HYDRAULIC Engineer
claims for it-ony what every practical man readi,
" ooncedes-s vast superiority over every other
adaptation Of hydraullc power hitherto invented,
ne sresssst possible economy Of water-solid sim
ness. II = 2 = tat
The undersigned having been appointed sole agent
for the inyentor for all the Wsstsr. aad SontSern
states, virginia excepted respectfully Invites An
inspection, BY oil who feeIintefested OF WORKING
model at Brown's Hotel, between the hours OF and
County and State Rishts, as we'll as single en-
II. BaRNAk ID, Agent
No. Todd's Building adjoining
ma tb-eOolmI HrOWnsa Hofaf
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DENTISTRY

n DENTISTRY.
HH HILLS, after practical test Of two years,
feels that he can with confidence recon-
mend the Cheoplastio Process for in serti ins&
artificial teeth. IL has the advantages Of
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and oheapness Fall
upper sets inserted for sSs Partial in proportion
Once sos Pa. avenue. se
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTORY,

SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTORY,
~ 499 7TH STREET,
Travellers will study their interests b, examining
my TRUNKS, YALlCES DC before pur- GxyW
chasing elsewere. AL use mono but the6f44A
best material the market affords and employ ISL
the best worknen, can confidently recomms nd INV
work to be superior In Strength aud DA-abilifv 10
Trunks that are made in other cities and sold here
keep constantly on hand, and make TO order ION
LEATHER, TRON PRIME FRENCR DRESS
erd WoqR BOG IkGEKS; ASHLAND and
NESS SADDLE LES; WHIPS, &C., &c.
Trunks, DO, Repaired and Covered in a work
menlike manner, at short notice
Trunks delivered in any part of-the city, George
town, or Alexandria.
de i5-ly JAMES g. ToPHAM.
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EQR SALE-Between7 and 8 acres Of WOOD
u LANDS beautiful building site-on the Plank
Road, about miles north of WASHINGTON. lnauire
Al NO. 5, Agency Block, corner of Seventh and r
sts mas 2ws
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By A, GREEN. Auctionee,
ELIAS DAWES, Adminlstrator
ma II ot A. GREEN Auct

Eyy G; MCGUIRE 4 CO, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE. OF SMHLL HOiJsE
1 AND LoT.LOn FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June
a al on the Prem ses. by virtue of deed
II Ll5er j.. A. 5, No: 1877 ct seq, ore of the land
records tor washington county, ID. c., | shall sell
Stuare numbered three hundred and thirty eight
fronting 20 feet on north street. at the oorneT of
Tenth street west, and running back 80 feet TO an
aueJ, together with the Improvements. consisting
OF a two-story Frame Dwelling House containing
rooms.
Terms: SIS In ossh; the residue in monthly pay-
nents OF SIS. with interest, secured by deco of
tust on the premises.
u.,ud p W, REED, Trustee: