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The Nevada Democrat., 1860-06-27

THE OAKLAND FAIR.-The Alsmeda 0azests
point Of variety and character Of the arcles but the
most successful in pecuniary sense of any. ever
held in this State. Six gentlemen who receivedpre-
miums OF 800 each, returned the money, which
they said they did not want to keep while the soc-
ETY. was in debt,
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-06-27

The CRors IN SANTA CRUz CoUNTY.-The San
ia Cruz Sentinel says that the grain crops Of
that county are fast ripsning, and are Of fine
promise. Many fields of hay have been har-
vested, and the damage by the variable season,
so far, has been uncomfortable.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-06-27

SUIcIDE.-A young man named spauldng,
twenty-one years of age. committed suicide al
the house of Mr.. Rand, in Monterey county, on
the first Of June, by shooting himself through
the head with pistol. Deceased was native
Of Maine. No cause is assigned for the deed.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-06-27

HEEEAG AND SAYERs.-BelPs Life. of May
18th, announces that meeting took place be-
tween Heenan and Sayers at its Office on the
18th. t0 diseuss measures for the termination Of
the dispute between them ~ to the possession
Of the champion belt. 1t was ultimately agreed
that two new belts exact counterparts Of the
one so much coveted. shsDd be made. The
amount necessary for their purchase TO be rssss
ed by pnblic subscription. Each candidate
to bead the list for the belt. to be held by Wis
opponent. The old belt will remain In posses
sion of The prOprietors Of Bells Life, TO be
tonight for by whoever may aspire to the honor
Of wearing it. Sayers has retired from the
prize ring
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-06-27

KrILED.-On June 4th, near Wala Walla, in
Oregon, MeCsrty beat Peter McDermotts brains
out with . club. Th,y were 10th farmers
McCarty was arrested.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-06-27

SAD ACCIDENTAL small boy, eight or ten years
Of age, son Of Mr.. Cohen, fell into 9 fume Of
the Knights Ferry and Table Mountain Ditch
Company, opposite knights Ferry, on the 9th inst,
and was Immediately swept away BY the current
and drowned
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-06-27

IT is said that fifteen hundred souple will b
able to dance in the new Mechanics Pavilion
now being erected at San Francisco.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-06-27

"THE DAILY RAII~SPLTTTER" is the name Of o
Republican campaign paper about to be started
10 San Francisco.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-06-27

CRIcKETs.-These destructive insects have
made their appearance in the northern part Of
the State, and are committing great ravages.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-06-27

OREGON CRoPs.-It is said OF the Oregon
grain crops, that they will be much larger thi
year than ever before.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-06-27

THEODORE PARKER. the celebrated Boston re-
former, died At Florence, Italy, on the llth Of
May
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into astronomical signs, indicated by figures Of
a rat, cow, tiger, rabbit, snake, sraall snake,
horse, goat, monkey, rooster, dog, and an ami.
NAL not specifically named, but about the size
Of dog ,.l5.r ,--...l. :. -,1lf77-'
It's evident, from these particulars, that
the japanese are people among whom learn
ing mas long been cultivated, and should the
suggestions Of Lieut.. Tepnison be adopted by
our Government, it is not unlikely that the
insignificant circumstance of the rescue Of
these shipwrecked marines may be the means
OF bringing into close and friendly intercourse
the ruling Republic of the Western world with
these singular inhabitants of the farthest East
Indeed, 1 have little doubt that the sealed
book OF Japanese history and polity Is about
to be opened to the nations of the world, and
Providence seems to have marked us out as
the instruments for effecting this desirable
work. =
These interesting memorials of that distant
land will be referred to the most able and
learned students in Eastern literature belong
Ing to the Institute, and il may be expected
that some valuable contribution 10 the slender
stock OF knowledge we already possess con-
cerning Japan and the Eastern Asiatic coasts
will result from their Investigations.
INSPECTOR.
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How THE CHAMPIONS MEr IN THE RING -
Heenan, who had been standing outside the
'iug with his friends, now entered it, followed
by Cusick and Mcdonald. He was dressed in
suit of heavy gray clothes, the overcoat being
buttoned closely around the neck, and having
a thick comforter around his throat 10 protect
1t from the wind. Cheers from the Americans
went up on his entrance, and though thew
were not numerous, no one could doubt their
sincerity. When the Boy entered the ring he
walked over to Sayers, extending his hand
and said >
How do you do, Tom-how do you find
yourself this morning." Sayers taking the
profered hand-sSVery well, 1 thank you, how
do you find yourself?' -
Heenan-''I feel very well indeed. Wehaye
got fine morning for the fight" (.
Sayers-"If q man can't tight such day as
this, he can't at all" ISsyers pulling out a
roll of bills-"Do you want to bet ANYTHING ?''
Heenan-'No; I've bet all my money!
Heenan then walked towards Mcdonald and
had some conversation with him Sayers, who
had never seen the Boy before, now took a
careful observation Of him. It was plain to
see he was disappointed in his antagonist, but
it did not last long, as the determined eve and
firmly compressed lips told only too plainly
that he would make the best Of a bad bargain.
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CHILDREN.-I look on a blooming, smiling
child, as do on the earth in Spring, when
covered with vendure and flowers. am de- :
lighted, and almost forget the uncertainties of
the future in the beauty and Joy of the present
moment. But soon recollect that the blossom
Is not the fruit; that there is nothing perma-
nent In this gay scenery; that the harvest is at
a distance; that the valuable qualities of the
near, ana mind ripen but slowly, almost in
eensioiy; that they are exposed to a thoss md
adverse influences, that must be guarded and
cherished with tender care; and that after ali.
We may reap bat sparingly where We have
sown with liberal hand. The hardest heart
melts at the sight of infancy In eyery home.
however rude, however splendid, one being is
embraced with sincere love-and that Is the
nex born child. The young woman Of fashion.
whose affections have been dissi pated by false
pleasures, becomes another person as she clssns
her infant inih her arms. New tenderness fiils
her bosom; new solicitudes and hopes spring
up She learns to live In the happiness Of this
little dependent oresture.-Ree. DR.. W. q.
CAaDting.s Hsersa
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HOTELS. &c.
HYGEIA HOTEL,

AfGElA HOTEL,
OH PoINT CoNFoRT, VA.
. nus penetrated Seaboard Watering Place, loca-
Ge teo IN Iuli view Of Hampton Roads and a
east q Psske s Bay, ana At the frst military 9
hrst of June. OA S"e
ment and the hne Bill Of Fare0 presented In ths
IA LS49res Of the salt water retion, the Bath
zig rolnt comfort "a peculiarly curative. For
nheumatism, t IL almost q Epsolfo; and for IL 8
IN this the propriet0fs are al owed
10 make references 10 Mrs DR.. Linn n.frtlIct of the
and has lady. Va '" 81
spacious new building and sundry improve
iorts oil the approaching season.
Ine management of the Hotel and al bu. mess
natters contested with IL are under the exclusIvf
charge Of the senior partner, Mr.. Willard,
JOS. SEGAR.
q. G. WILLARD.
ula y I'm Proprietors
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IN POINTLooKoUT

POINT LOOKOUT
l. r Undersigned, long and well known TO the
travelling public as propristor of the City a q
Hotel, alexandra, Va, and the United vENke
states Hote! In WsshI ston citv, hss iE.HS
ravllon a q the numerous cottages connected with
lucctop of the Potomac with Chesapeake Bay, and
having furnished them IN a STYLE equal 20 that of
any other watering place In the United States, will
open the establishment on the 18th day of June next
.or the reception OF visitors, his ARRANGEMENTS be-
lLg spfhclent for the comfortable accommodation
OF st least $50 guests.
Point Lookout. besides being deservedly the most
IemouS place In all America for fine Oysters Hog
r IN. Soft Crahs, eefh ad, Mackerel, and al
ethen SAT- weter lu1urles, posses finer facilities
tor ,Surf Bathing than even Cape May, while the
pscf country Immediately adjoining it-inoluding
the Drives, Partridge and Woodoock Shooting
&c., dc.-ofer advantages together, superior of
loose OF aRy other watering psce thu cont nept
Inc w ster Views from the a,illion and from al
Lne O. ttages are extensive, warned, and charming
Inc health OF the point is unexeeed By that OF
monntaln regions, and the access to il by steamers
from Baltimore, Washington, Norfolk. and RIoh-
mond, Will probably be daily TO and from each OF
those cities. He has spared no expense in provld-
Ing hne Band, Carriages, Horses, Pleasure Boats.
20 Tor hire, or N stocking his cellars with the best
Wines. Liquors, &o In short. his patrons viii
ma a. their command every luxury and comfort
obtalnable at any other American watering PLACE
his terms for board, by the day, week, or month.
lor lndlvlduals or families, will be reasonable.
ma % otJuIsl LOGAN %. SMITH.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

XhLUABLE BUILEING LOTS On FOUR
FRIDAY, The Of June, shsl sell in front of the
PIemtes' at o'oi6 ok m, all Of Lot 0. 40, aud
front IN Al 81 feet Fou! and half street, run
ming back TO q wide alley, between ii and streets
south This property Is In the most improving pa
OF the Island, and the sale Will be well worthy the
attention OF persons wishing to make a good in
vestment.
Terms One fourth cash balance in s, u and ls
months Tor Rotes bearing interest from day of sale
dIspatable. "
ma G-td GREEN Ap,t
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By J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctlsneers

BY J. e. MCGUIRE Il CO., AuotIsneers
TRESTEE'S SALE OF FOUR VALUABLE
G3 So5TS s a tfKibAY pa AZ
ises, by virtue Ofa deed Of trust dated September
lst, 1853, and duly recorded Ia llber ]. A s.. No
Wsshinston county, in the District Of GoI1nbS iSr
shall sell lots numbered q, %, -. AID So IN Jas
Lot q ,ronts 25 feet on First street west. at the
corner of street north and running back ISO feet
front each q feet ~ inoSs. On FiTst Street @ ave VEST
eetwe,n u ard streets north, and run bacx $50
the improvements consisting of small two stoI1
prick houses erected on the rear of said lots and
Terms: One fourth cash; the!residue IN 6. y and
IL months with interest, secured by detd Of trust
Ifths terms Of sale should not be oompl,ed with
N hve days thereafter. ths trustee reserves The
Lisht to resell At the risk and expense Of the de
All oonveyancing az the expense of the purchaser.
ma a5 s.wsd. Ihos cs M5i,tJIR d EtJiSRHHEhk, Trustee
BY BARNARD d BUCKLEY, Auctioneers,
MINE yALUaBIE BuiH HDfNG LOTS ON
URs6H9 e oPg'5S sS
Iune az o'clock we viii sell, in front of the prem
by and ia the present occupancy of Col r. Z Ron.
srts, bounded X aIeder.Gk Eighth and High .ts.,
f,ontpg on Eighth street opposite the propsitJ OF
~, Nrs John Robinson, with atrontass combined OF
Ts dsSss 8 feet On
Frederick street.
This sale will of,r fine oppor unity for profit
ABLE investment or 70 secure building lots the
flights, the most beautiful paIt for private resi-
ueDoes oil the city portion of the District of Colum
bia.
A plat Of the subdivisions may be seen at the
ofhoe of the undeLsigned 10 Georgetown. or at the
auction rooms of Wall & Barnard, in this city
Terms very liberal one fourth cash; the balance
In and years bearing interest, and secured by
deed Of trust on the premises. All convey yanci
at the expense of the pu chasers.
ma ll-ots BARNARD d BUCKLEY, Auots.
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By A. GREEN. Auctloneer.


HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITITR 4
- AT AUcTIoN.-On FRIDAY, the let day Of
June, shall Sc at the residences of e1t ena n
echnlng housekeeping, No. IS Missouri avenue
between 4h and 9Th streets, at 10 O'Clock a. m a y
excellent ASSORTMENT of Furniture VIZ:
Fine walnut Damask covered PsTlor Set, consist
Large sofas, Lsrge Castor, and 4 Psrlor Cb,irs
Fine Rosewood Dressing Bureau and MahoTapy
Wardrobe,
Fine Marble top Centre and Extension Dining
Fine Marble top Wash Closet and Teaster Bed
stead, D00
Pine Ne hogany Sideboard and Refrigerator,
ThIee-ply and other Carpets, Ollcloth, sad Matt
ing,
Window Shades and Venetian Blinds.
Fine Colored Engraving and Pictures, Gas Chan
delleTs. ~
China, Glass and Crockery ware,
Plated Coffee Set, Chahng Dishes
With many other articles which we deem nm
necessary to enumerate
Terms: All sums uudeT S25 cash; over s25 a
credit OF 80 80 days, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest, VII
ma % A. GREEN Auct
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

DRIyATE SALE oFyALUABLE PROPER
II TY=TQ SENATOR'S, CORGRESSMEN,
AND OTHERS-That valuable residence. hsviDG
the advantage Of both town and country. fOrmerly
be -onging % the hte Andrew Hoover, and nov
Known as Rosslyn. situated In AlexaDdria county,
etey adjoining the Aaueductr and the point IN con
temFlatiOn TOR the hEldge 10 be built the Po
tomac, and from which there Ia delightful view Of
Warrington and the surrounding country. This
property extends 10 about l40 sores. al improved.
ana under hne cultivation IL Will be sold 81 bar
saln on account OF the unavoidable residence Of the
A large tract Of wood lano, of original growth,
can also be had adjoining N required. lIbersl
terms for payment allowed. Furniture and stock
oaa be had az reasonable valuation.
Apply on the premises 20 the ma neger, Mr.. Al
ESQ Prospect Hill, Va Linz
FOR SALE AND ReNT-The undersigned has
two houses for rent ~ Kendall Green, each
having acres Of ground suitable for q garden. al
taohed. The sltuation is elevated and perfectly
heathy, Offering peculiar inducements 20 one who
prefers pure country 10 the heated snd dusty
mosPhere OF the city. A stable and wOodshed are
attached TO each house, and pump OF pure water
stands but few steps from the door. 70 q rood
The residences known IS Rose Cottage. consist
Ing OF nearly two scres Of ground. with thu neoes-
sary outbuldiug 10 for sale. The house WAS bEit
Tor the present owner and has many convenienoes
The land is in high state Of cultivation, and muoh
osre has been expended in the selection Of a choloe
variety Of fruit s1d shade trees.
The property fronts Boundary street. being out
side the oiy limits, and when that street lie opened
ano improved, as there Is reason TO believe lt
VIII be, the place will possess peculiar attractions
Distance from oIt. Post Ofioe-lk miles. Ad-
dress ey letter or in person, w NJ. STlCKNEY.
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ma . I'm
~ co,,v, v,cu PRILADFLPHLA.

{ CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
~ PHILADELPHIA,
CORNER CHssrNUr AND NINTH Srs.
Opened tH February, 1880.
Ihls magnificent establ shment, now in success
iul oPeT alton, Is universally conceded to 4. A
be @ 10 All respects THE MOST COM NA0
fLETE HOTEL IN THE NORLD ksH
ana VIII be conducted upon a scale of liberaStV II
All Its departments which cannot fail 10 make II the
popular headquarters for pleasure tourists from the
south and West, during the early Summer and tie
autumn. AecoinmodatiOns are offered for nearly
lco gheStS, htted and furnished with every modern
Improvement which experience could suggest for
Go,ni41t or and eonyenlence, while rertieaf rdileGy
is 10 be Introduced TO convey parties by steam in a
conmodlous car TO the upper floors, thus securinF
the Purer AIR and quiet of the higher oifkori
hetdftgne of dsc.HdtHE sfdirS.
Another novel improvement has been effected by
winch powerful fan wheel toperated by steam
forces a current of fresh air through the public
rooms ana corrlders, cooling and ventiatIng the
mouse IN superior manner
Inc lntenoT arrangements and furnishing have
Deen completed under the personal supervision of
fafan stevens. the Lessee under whose manage
meh1 the Well-knowD success of the Revere douse
ana fremont House In Boston, the Battle House
and Point Clear Hotel In Mobile A a. and the
Filth Avenue IN New York has been establish
ana no enorts or expense will be spared 10 render
the continental the most attractive Travellers
Home IN the Union. j. +. STEVENS& CO,
NO Io-xW Proprletors.
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A MRS. WINSLOW,
~AN Experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
presents to the attention of mothers, her
500 HING SYRUP,

which greatly facilitates tbs press Of tsshins sy sssa.
ING the gsms, reducing all inaammatsn-iill a.y AL
PAIN and spssmodie setisn, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS.
DEPEND upon Il, methsrs, will give yssrsvss and
hELLEFAND HEALTH TO YO UR INFANTS
have put and sold this article year,
cAN SAY, IN SoNfipfncH AND TRUTH Of IL, what have
msaletne-NfSfR MRS HAS 1T FiILEp, IN
yrcr cuRI, wINSLOw,Ss when tim.I, ...s,
We in.. SOOTHING insane. de
tns contrary, ahar.I SYRUP, delighted With its
OPERATIONS, andl anal in tsrma of
highest eommsndation Of its magical sfsct. and
vrfuss- We speak in his matter " WHAT Know /"
atsrtsn yssrs' experiences, AND PLKDGR our RRPUrA-
rIoN FoR THR FULFILMENT WHAT We HRRH Dr.
cLAkf In almost instances vhsrs
Ing from pam and sxha uson relief will b, found AT,
or twenty minutes after thu syrup 10 sdmini,tsrsd.
Thit vauablt preparation 10 the prescription enc Of
most rrrfRIENCID and sKrLFUL NURsRs in N,v Enr-
land, and has been used with NRvRRFALIrG SUCCESS
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
net sny relieves the child from pain, but the
sn.rgy to the whole systsm will almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CoILc,
and cvsrcons eon'ulsisns which, speedily rsm,dsd
.nu 70 s;atn ..9 FOR believe { ID. slsI
in all case, Of DYs- CHILDREN rNTiRY and DiIR
sri.,. t,om I'm ,.asinr TEETHING Dshs, .h.h:I u
cause We would say every mother who has eId suf-
isrng from any OF tbs foregoing compainsDo NOT LET
roUR rREJUDIcEs, NoR tn PREJUDIcRs OF oTHfRs
stand between child and the that will
sURf-yss AssoLUTELY sURE-to follow the use OF IN
medicine, timsy used Fall directions for using will
smPT aih gS,sIs None ssnuns uns. II. ,imil.
Sod ey Druggisis throughout the world.
Principal Oftcs. No 10 Cedar susst,N.Y
fnes only rs Cents per Bstns. &C lI-dAvir
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DENTISTRY.

M - TEETH.
LIs kOOMls, M. d., the inventor and patentes
OF the MINEKAL PLATE TEETH, at
'eHns personally az ms oiiice in thi: oity; W
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling st my ONCE can be accommodate
Vim any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
orL 70 those who are particular and wish the purest
eeanest, strongest, and most perfect denture thai
more fully warranted. ~ ~
Rooms in this oity-No. ss6 Pa. svenue, betvee,
phia- - = IL
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1876 SEVENTH STREET. 40.
INTERIOR DECORATIONS.

1S6 SEVENTH STREET hoc
INTERIOR DECORATIONS. oo
have now in store beautiful stock of Paper
hangngs: Inc ludIng choice stock of Gold Papers
Statues, Medallions, Fireboard Prints, &c. Also
ha9osome assortmsnt of warranted Gold Band
lands Shade Trimmings, Pictu e Cord and Tasseis,
&C. W window Shades OF any required size or design
| resented, and satisfaction guaranteed in workman
mp or no pay EeauI.ed thankful for past favors,
solicit call from those needing any thing in INV
line. Don't forget the number;
m. .Ss Ne 4se Seventh ssisssi Sa aSPs: aPfSs
SEcoND-HbAINyp I BRTSsEts 3 SS:,E AND THREE
II iss e q fffSd gRTs Sosi
oft IN the latter, for sale. They will be sold
only %sp little Il snd % S'v %
good Order and the style and quality the very best
viii hSsf Ss .ocn maas snG Ys &C. bargain
ma 2s-eo2w CLAGETT q DoDsoN.
w w. REFR TORS.
s1OsnsT as9ranteS satesy q he
bs the best and most thorough S
ma aoo saa Pa av, Bet Ssbhs iosi and itR GA.; IL.
10 PIECES SissHsSsH'h ETsPHh Lisis Thread CHINE
Is PIECES EE05 a5JSs S tAgPs "a .Iss. v.,o..
SssHARS Ss!i Is iSSSSsST sSSEsRy. shRysLlss
GRAPE BERAGE, .tt
.." WARETZ and TAMARTINE.
ShAWN ROBES, some very handsome,
BERAGE and 6RENADINE ROBES.
complete line OF WHITE GOODS.
BLACK French Lace and Pusher MANTI Es and
FONTS, received, and for sale at very reasonable
ma 25-tf TAYLOR 4 HUTcHIsoN.
WM. T. DOVE co. -
IKE NOW prepared to execute ANY orders With
.fLUMbiNG. GA Or sFfEAm IL rrrrINs
BUSINESS.
III Store on sch street, few doors north of D..
Avenue, where MAY be found o complete assartnens
3f q, f,CHaAtsePrEfk5ERSs HI and other GAS, STEAM And
w al 6n rIA iohES. jaH-1y
A MSSTHHER,s NOT Frs TRIALS. BY the author Of my
:, The West Indies aud the Spanish Ma n. by An.
thony TrolloPe, author of.The Berfrsms - Xe An-
Just published and foE ,sls b.
.kl Metropolitan Bookstore, 330 Pa Az
sole sgents Tor Lanrence's Stationery, 40. ma as
BUFF HOLLANDS, FOR sHAnrs II.
full Is ss;o.t%spt go of ali the dsrsgt widths, on
1 s.s - ap' " s9s Pa avenu.. n .anissa mSssSa
e 9. Is; ,,s.!t:s. 2: ,tt:s.:;g
$500 cssisHi :t,s:6 pBcS'Is: Is nsds q shs nss
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NRUSTBE'S SALE OF SMALL HOUSE
"a, al clock on the premi ses by virtue of deed
OF IIst 1atd october l0th ls59, and duly recorded
records for Washington county, D. c., / shall sell
Lot numbered one, In Redfern's subdivision OF
Squsre cd three hundred and thirty ght
front ng 70 feet on north street. at the corne1 OF
sa s.reet west, and running back 80 feet to an
rooms.
ments of S25, with interest, secured by a dea% ~
trust on the premises, wv" 'i
B. w. REED, Trustee.
ma l7-d j. G.. MCGUIRE A. CO Ancts
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w + FRIGE TORS
We have Just received another supply OF the
above REFRlG ORATORS, warranted toV.G@
be the best Preserver and most thorough VEN fGaI
tlated article ever manufactured. Call and y@si
examine them. SIRTEy A GIN
ma 24-eo3tt 322 Pa ay bet. 10th and iii ~.
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IL DENTISTRY. --.
Tx. HiLLs, alter practical test Of two years
feels that be oen with confidence recon-
mend The ChsoPsstic Process for rinserting6
aItlhoial teeth. IL has the advantages OF
upper sets bserted for sSs Partial in proportion
On0o oVo o' avenue. SCI
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CHEAP SILKS, CHEAP SILKS
" FROM AUCTION
We have q large assortment Of handsome Dress
Silks bought at the large auction sales this season.
at greatly reduced prices, which we have marked
down at very low prices, and shall commence day
ofa cheap silk Dress, should give ne . call early.
]. w. COLLEY 4 CO.,
ma INV S23 Seventh street, above Pa. ay.