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~. L0QAIt, 4. D: tAs Inysnsol asa Psssa.ss
eerDonsuy ct h1 oAoe In tAiA CITY. Hanyo -
pofsone ean wear these teeth Who cannot
So0not wear these,
Persons calling - my o1n ON b accommodates
With sAy style and price 0f Teeth they may dsGife,
bat 70 those who particular and wish the purest
Neaness. stcnsoat and most perfect denture tAat
eIt can produce, the AIN1RAL PLATE Viii b.
more fully VSIrsne>d.
Rooms q this eity-Ne. sss Pennsylvania avsn.s
between 9Th and 18th streets Also. cor Arch IT..
kh1ladolphia. mar fly
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.

PoaycrRaPcRra-Sec o.d I'yeeiaes. = Margaret
A1aar, assah,t aId battery; bail for court. John
S4ef{eT selling whieky 10 soldiers; a20~ e..
Y7ird Fy.eiset-Felix McNany, drunk; die.
suisssA Addison brown, disorderly; a2aa.
Yhrse yseldisrs, drunk; military. Cornelius
$40. JAS Hult, drunk; workhouse. Mary
Thomas, do; 81 A.. Hannah Kelvy, DO: dis.
nhted. Henry Martin. disorderly; sS.44. Jas.
6hslton, 40; % ~. Darius 0ladinan. dieor.
derly; dismissed. Arthur PooIey, do; do.
Yrnn PreeiSef.-James L.efFertx, drunk and
disorderlyi dismissed. Owen OKufYe, do; do.
Cornelius Oonoehue, do; p. Thos. rtxssr-
pavement dismissed. Rish'd Watkins, drunk;
do. Timothy Moo uire, do; %. Jno II. Dietz,
ceiling liquor 10 soldiers; SO Ako, selling
uQG01 on Sunday; eSV.5a. Julia Fieet, pro-
fanfty: %. Anna Stanford. Anne Punphtey,
Frances Robinson, Mary Myers. Mary Hunt,
ksding lewd and laeciYious course OF life;
dismiesed to leave the precinct Julia Fleet
Martha Jordan, Jane Slater, stsorderly; O.
each '
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NATIONAL BOOK STORE,
27s Psnnsylvanis avenue,
20 lT between 18th and 18th Sta,

Mu1rAKH GOODS.
WALL, srnPHlRs 4 co.,
999 fI1nsILvAnA Axlnul,
sS SK6iSs 81 s4.l sSofHR PRS JAZZ T
ss.; :: sss . S1 oSs:1.
.u'." 1s;;s ia s SssssI;a g.,
sD srEl4 x 9Ss q 5s ;Sgs f1s9f p. CORD
un,e n; e. g; M %HaS w
Corner sSvsnth street and Canal
HICKORY, OAK, AND PM WOOD for al /.
Corner Ssvsnts street and Oans;I.
C'~'S' III Il t Isl ss & 3 sfftssD.
. Corner s! Ts:ss Il: H.. ~ e sss. an;
pI Isl RIL 1Bi
SOLDIERS AND sEAMHN,
II res would obtain immediate relief from
distressing complaint, try
DR. WIr1IlLDB
WIG 1fABL1 PILLS.
This b Ioas tried and throroa sAly tssssd rene
", and Aas never yst hilsd 70 cure. Do net suf
br when there u remedy within reach.
so!a b. 3. Q. FORD. $50 Psnnsyivania svss1s
WasAin Ston, end b. b. COOK, Alexandra, Va.
Sent TO any address By mall. Price % esa6 ~
Sex. For sale ~ al Drussists.
J. YOU'VE. Proprietor,
1yA-n ao. le1 Broadway. y. 7.
X1rT1EHous1. 1AHr I co..
BANI RS,
no. $50 P1RNsYLVARIA AV1NU1,
WIN continue 70 furnish
.. 3. FIvE.1WENTY BONDS
~ loas Issued By the Government, ct ~.
%. Coupon 81 Of 1881.
q. 0. - Treasury Notes.
q. D. osItiAestss Of IndsS1ednsD.
GOLD AID SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
1xsAAnSe on al DA1ts Of Europe and the Noxths.
Cities sold In sums to salt purchaser.
Stosks s.d Cold soasht in Kew York exclusive.
On Commission.
Hn hfT1NN0UsD PANT 4 co
JAY COOKE co.,
3 A N K T. II 8,
Ne. Is3 Fifteenth street.
VI SHALL. ooHrIsu. 70 yulursx
UNITED STATES
1--WE BONDS
ct par until further notice.
Persons desiring Information eoroefnins hi
y nail circulars snsvssins ii sassios: Sss sass
WI BUT AND SELL ALL ISSUES OF
0VfA1NMANf BONDS, TEDAsURY Hop1s
OATIHlCAfES. AND vOUOHyRs.
0oAh. oukRlNOY, AND lXoHANGl.
AID PAT PEI AIeHIsf PRIo.s ,op
oERTlFICA TIE CHECKS.
JAY COOKE CO., Raais.a-
aa9-H ls2 Fifteenth street.
NV roH1 AND
WASHINGTON
STEAMSHIP LINE,
GEMEWEEKLY BETWIEN NEW yOPr
WASHING TON sd GEOR8BzO wv, D. e..
BTnAMSHIPB
0nA BALTJMORU, HMPIRU. nA
sI570 S. 1ER Jas.
Resrlsr Sailing Days D 1DNlSDAYe ssd SAT
QRDAfS. st 10 .. m, from foot Of Hteh strost
Seorsstovn. md Pier y /. foot Of Wall street, Ns1
HotsxH ) KHiasHAxr.
+, AGENTS. loot Of Hi6h strect.
,.~,9eorUtoWn, or -
ssAH, ,SA11S HAND, Agent,
800 III Wou stsast, New Yofk.
A ftAhlLY LIAvlNe TIE OITY WILL SILL
SSst ss,s Carved Piano fsr Two ca au sSSys11GA
'snst'' 10 be sssa sttke Musie ttofe of1yyyy
@ MHTZ AR0HN
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drunk; s'.ei. Susan LuckeSt, fighting; Mary
Walker, do; 40 each. Elizabeth Brown, as.
ssut and batter y; dismissed. Margt Mitchell,
dieorderfy; 81. George Simmes, DRINK ~.
Margaret Gibson, do; 80. A. Goodepow, do;
dismiased. Lewis OFT, do; 90. VIM. Peach,
ashting; Mary Armstrong, do; 81 S. each. Jas.
Ducan, drunk; 1914. VIM. Powell, dieorderly;
dismissed. Alexander Gallander, do; Charles
Stratton, do John Roach, do; 80 each Ben
Moore, fighting; for hearing. p. NJ Carey,
dforderly; John Bisby, do: Chas. Cross, do;
St-5e each. j. L. Sutherland, disorderly; e..
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i Hirst.slass Shee Stere In It'll Street.
IHAvI OPENED THE
- LARGEST, FINEST, AND CHhPEST,
BOOT AND SHOE SfOnA
IN Tie city Of Washington, With . very extensive
LADIES MISSES C4ILDRBNs
6KNTe, AND BOYS Boots AND sHOas
OF every Style and Quality, .: prices salt every
No. 6iT 7th street, In,eIissnesr sloci.
Sd door above street west side
- great variety Of MILITARY BOOT1
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= -
y n,,-.ohE ss!;sas = or tsiTa:. ~s.a...
.,o.IR sszsP.. f455t11I 4SD o6D0s4i
sAesAss oz,ox.D rz1SISa ..s-. .
,i1Hss.55 s;1 PHI f E3s1 ei4s4kEs KEN
s1os. oorsHS II e sass II III H111t.a1ssu,c
uonruniES'f 81 III e II ss;s1,oAD.
III, emf gss s5RnI9d1 souzz
WASHINGTON AND gAl7rxox
Wlsf, Ko1THW7 sf, AND sou1HW1s7.
y. ass S:S io = ~: g
fernss q Ps.nsylysnia ;ssaus I'D et1ta ss1sss.
sRI1FD1D sa41srINe QA.Hs On ALL MIGHT
sMoXua AM SALOON OARS Oh ALL T1AUs
ylon wAsH1NaroN.
ta.ns eonnssting IN BaltinsIe With TIE ~ & "a.
:osa sna .41.9s Il a e. 1as = M "a
:. n. there mAlins Gloss eoanseaons Wiz -
s. ~. q q 4; IL ss Me:s 'an'' o''HA ~ 30
~ thh route 1leishts Of al descriptions Saa y
e sss from sny .ol9s Or &c
Iowa, OF Missouri, ~ Railroad diTsa.
Thc Pennsylvanie Central Railroad 1lsS eee1eso
8 Forwarded to Any port ON the Ohio, MuakiaS1m,
Ksntnaky, renneseee, CUMBERLAND, Illinois, Aissa.:
led Rivers; and ct Oleyelsnd, sanduskx, md OH.
$50 With stsamsrs to al Nerthwestsrn Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrustinS the transpo9.
saien Of their Freight to this Company eaa fsly
With confidence on it speedy transit.
tn the West, By the PennsylvaniA Central Railroad,
20 q al tfSsas g. JaSsvsbh - sss sharss6 ~ SA9
kailroaI CcSPGaiSs.
Be AouiaF 70 mark 'ashssss IVA Fssaa.
WI EH. NN ,Asr Northern Central Il. H.,
No 80 North street. Baltimore,
HNOOH LlWIg, Gent Superintendent, Altoona, Pa.
q. Il. HOUSTON. General YTsiSit Agent, PILE.
dolphia. Isn :-lyf
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estisfeeteIy evidences Of the Ioyafy and solvsnsy
b required.
Proposals must b endorsed 6 Proposals for ARM
fraesportSsien On Route. 6os !. (. Or - the
they h.l1 comfy With ell the requirements Of this
advertisement.
Parties to whom awards ARs made must b Pre-
Dsrsd TO execute eoptrscta o once, and TO diva the
reapirsd bonds for the faithful Performance Of tie
same. - = -
Contracts viii Be msAs subject to the approval Of
the Qn.sts1mAstsf Genera. bat the right 10 re-
Contfaetors mpst be In readiness for service ~
the Srst day Of April, 1884 and thsy VIII be required
vicinity Of Forts L. avsnvorth and Union, and
other deDots that mAy Do established ct wkieh tSeV
may b communicate With Dzon ply and readily.
L, G. DA0fON
o6D.M Major and ouArtofmaeAeY
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KENDALL's
AABOLIER Y0R THR HAIR.
AxB0LLNB
BOISTENs,
B1AUFIF1ss,
ODORATES,
L1N6HfHKHs,
HVIeoRATBs,
NOURISHES,
EkBILLLSH1S
fRB HAIR.
k1NDALLD AAB0LIEl Is rare compound
stimulating extracts from Flowers, Roots, And
asrbs, for the GROWTH, BlAUrY, and Pr
HAN1NF vI6oR Of the HAIR.
Highly beneficial where the hair rsSui1ss
gentle seimulant." On. 0HILfON.
"Havs never had anything which % perfectly
answsEs ths par1oss OF . hair drsssins."
WARREN WARD, 1ss.,
No. 277 Canal street, NJ.
"Aftsr bsins bald for seven years your AMBO
HAZE" Prof. 'oHN s1NIA,
No. 80 Kint street. MY.
For saIs ~ Ill Druggists and Fancy 0sods
Dealers. Pat IN boxes, containing TIVE bottlssJ
seiss q.
Manufactured and for sale at wholesale b.
KENDALL & BANNIETKR,
slo-sn No. S<9 BsoADvAy.H .Y.
CRAWL ReeRsl sAAvKL 1eeBs
IME WILSON MANUFACTURING CO.,
ts.ssssssu - J. ,. WALK18 SON.
WARRINGTON. D. O.. ,
RRLADlLRHIA. Pa.
nAuvsAs1uans o.
LAxr BLACK, EooyLRG AAFsRlALs,
Wilson'S 1xPRov1D 11xs AVID NArss
PROOF IgLf, 0xk1NH,
AND GRAVEL F..
n q O II ..
OIFIoE-No. fsa Twenty second street west.
below Pennsylvsnis avenue.
W0RKS1eot Of twenty -sssoad sessss vsse,
clsss,saks and ono Canal. Washington. - hi.
usth a.A Hsnilton directs. PlilAAs,sAia.
Pr. WILSON. IT,. ssRs,Azv.
1MPonkANT TO surLKza
suFL1as WILL FIND
H. A. DOWNING & CO.'S
CONCENTRATED CLAN
IN m a NsnaR vAHuARYn aHOvnrA m
THlI1 TRADE.
II sells VEN rapidly. and Il the most seosszaisal
sztssls Of daft tie CHEERS mess. Its DssDarsA
In one minute, and makes . most delicious soaVee
uhewisz. II 10 highly rsesnmsadsd ~ A1ny
Surgeons. Tie PROFITS are Large.
81. A. DOWNING l. CO..
Manufacturers Of Conesntratsd Food,
No. III Hast 18th It,, New York.
For ale b. SA1BoUR & slMAIs. Sole Agents.
6s Louisiana Avenus,
ssa-b Waship ston, DO.
MAss1x COLLINS oo.s
PHILADELPHIA
D9AU0H1 ALE AND PORYKK.
air. fSSfIs rom Ills csissr.s.s srsvss1.
vhisA ! - 1esvase& - farniaA O sAee4 nssiseo
81 lersons Who WIN hyee ne WITH sAsif esdsrs.
eeaseAsti0a GUARANTEE, sas9 -
o!dsrs sivsa - NJ AeisW vim - Srenssay ..
0eoas Ss,s,ssea ansn vaza Il waaAiasaas ~
9Seeestovn. dea ef1aeo ss,sss
's'-s = = s III /. ann. 49,.
UhSsa Dssiias 1.ss ~ Grsea G.
Woosrs w,sf Ssg g, Dsu ere. sroas. IS, ., .,,
Ssaes . ,...s Pc 80 8 Fsis Hsasdsss. SSSk
Raa2si, Ei w. Nj ~ 6oHl o1L. "a Ien,s
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1921
Sc Z
On Ard sfter Monday, NoIsub4f -, 3e6s, dHly
tRAins Will be run estwesr WsshinetoA an4 New
} sfk. And Washingten and the W. ss. - follows:
yoH NEW YORK ana Boef0N
Leave WAshinStou at sad II 50 A. u. and nd
seP. y. daily, e1eepe Sunday. On Sunday, ct 80
- ron 6ALYIM0RD,
Leave wssAingten 81. 8 IS. q and II 50 A. 4. ,A.A
DAY. sssI. 4. snd SIN "a 81 ?. Il.
xOR ALI PARTS or fH1 WEST.
y. daily, s1sspt euAday. On Sunday, ~ 30 r. y.
ooMNUfArIoR rlAln.
pAssvs "ssAinstqn daily szsspt Sunday, q 80
.fhs srst ard fourth srasns from washiss%es,
A1d foufsn end hfthtfains froA DAltin3e9e, stop ~
al way points. ''- =
+ mn WARRINGTON AND fH1 SOUTH.
aYtsss Sc Pup Is n. o. Sunday. s So and IS
coMnUrArIoN rRA1R.
Leave Baltimore daily, except 6snday, at a.B
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave WAshfnRtnn at A. II. And 40 p. =.
Leave Baltimore at q. 30 4. n. and 3.HP. H..
&e.. apfly 70 George 3. koeptsa aren't ~ NssA-
isst'n st'Se 3 sMf fs is sss. osf s-...v.
no sl-M L. II. COLI. General Ticket Agent.
IeSSl III ueoS
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DROPOsALS YOR ARMY TRANSFORMING
oYyIol OF IHR plRoi ouAR1lpnAa1al !

ov,1oI OF TIE Dnrof QuARslnxAsrsl,
F. x kG.ss e s
mt TnIil o'eloeh m on TIE 10th Jay Of December,
the I sns 1885, sss
korf No: l. Prom Ports Ls.yen.orta, Laramie,
3: s 8 "a I'D
ton that s!s q Ps' 5. 81 sSi,snsd IN tbs Teri
= d.: s.a
,.b - in ts T:1, To-
Transport said stores in each of the months from
Apni to September, inclusive, Of the years 1864
Roxis No. 2. Prom Forts Lsavenvorth and Riley
eis s1ss
S.s may g. :s ;s
"a, I'D 70 an, oths. point or points on the
H.; vi IL: 's:
in ssss o. y = from TO
ess : M, b sss II o q Nov
IN .nd 70 80 o.
4. ons 5 ny b =, the e
e .ss's II: s;s. =, 100 ,o.na: for 10
eiSays. q ths ys-Is iss4 and ISIS ~
exceed 10 oOo o0o pounds on Route No. / Is oO0,Uc0
?c'on h0o's No J. ana GOO o" pounds on Route
No additional psr esntsse viii bs psid for the
transportation Of bacon, hard bread. pine lam bee
shingles or any other stores
Bidders must give their names In full, - well -
be accompanied By bond In the sum Of ten hous-
AID dollars signed By two or more responsible
awarded for the route mentioned in the proposal TO
the parties proposing, the contract Vi % accepted
furnishe9 hy said lertiss. in accordance WITH Tue
terms Of this Advertisement
The amount Of bonds required will be - follovs:
On Route No. ........----.--- ----e! H"%1
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The whole Of the side ArmoP 70 6A made ffOVu tho
Be d lon ends and edges to be square AMI fAGht
anc panrd true tn the sizes given. 70 be dAhvered
In nine t9> mon tbs from the date Of the oonssah
b. ar ter size strain Of twenty two ta2) United
states & IN l.. the sQuare :nch
having abish men pabls OF doing this ,Hk,
and the 'tabhs. rsnts will no examined before
q eontra ct will BE- awarded.
Particulars viii be given on aYpli cation to the
eommandant OF tie Brooklyn. New York, Navy
Yard.
Tbs contract viii embrace the usual conditions,
aod tire De arfnept reserves the right to reject
sny or I'll he p oosas tn It may b~ N sde under
this advertssmeDt, IL. In its opinion, the public
interests require.
for which ssth cisrs Of the iron will be d. ltvsred
In the :. spActive Navy Yards aud must be - SOM
panied BY Guarab tee that the parties will execute
= contract il av sr6Sd 10 them DOS 3swst
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VU Iusb ~ D1UntStW4 1U1H. :
Ihere is no danger in taking this 0as (vurs
Nitrous 0Iidel even for those Who are co ,sump-
tive or delicate In eonstitu Ion Its Inhalation
produces SLEEP. or coma, in about two m,nutss,
Made and Administered at the once Of Or
LOOMS 33e Pa. AZ. near cars Ger 9th at. oaSn-lms
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W RAR DEE ARfkIHf.

W1sHly G1os, NOVEMBER p, 1858
isS.Sf ffs sis Ssf.s
ns, At he enSsrsxnss .as ,"ox quaint
500 ssts a. the New York Arsenal. Governor >
,7'fo, ssts st the Frankfort Arsenal, Brids.burs,
eco Get. at the Allegheny Arsenal, Pitts burg,
10 Go Gets at the St. Louis, Arsenal. St Louis,
io'rs Set at the United States Arsenal, Spring
ii,ss Aecoutrsmsr., are to be- made in ,.ri,t
con nifty With the regulation tern, rhi b can
bes.fn at any Il the above nam. places. and they
delivered before bling rec lived by tn, Gov. rnment:
move ss ts:ss.sa p:S for eu, sps
II. shoulder belt to be included in the set.
Under and rot Iefs than 2.Va .rts par week o" eli
b msds Win st en- days from da: Of eansrse t.
Failure deliver q. spso inpd time will subject
b. 10 the usual ss !e, The be charged
Bidders WIN state exp icitIy. the arsenal or arse
% s.s hsy To- 10 the n
ia. vim be soDsasrsd from s..s,s, 9sass
Dsp.rim to 10 taii; 100 nIse
tsns d g execute In their own shops the work pro
Each party obtaining eontra,t viii b. req Al cd
The D. partmsSt reserve. the light to re,,s, sny
or all bids II not deem ed satb factory.
PropogalH viii be xddresstd 'n BriRadter General
George 2. Ramsay Chief of . duanos, Wa ns-
ton. d O and will be endorsed Proposals. for Ia.
fentry Aoooutrements."
GEO D. RAMSAY.
ro2leotd Brig Gen hs-f OF Ordnance.
AEAL.I r Ro. 0sALe Ans lNvlrAD IN rIL
~ the q! DAY OF December, 1858. at ~ 8, for ths
Hidsa. Tal'ox 3 oof. and Horn Of al! G " s:amsut
cattle slang htsrsd the ancient linlis of the
DISTRICT OF Columbia, for three months or NJ re
from the Commences" emit Of the cont set
The above articles to be collected by the CON
tn etor and removed from the various places 1t
which the cattle are killed at such times g IA AZ
&c detignated by the ofIicer Ia charge.
The G ntractoF shal Re liable 70 al the Hides
and allow. Hoofs and porns coming from every
animal slaughtered, unless 1t can be made satsfsc.
tortly 70 appear 70 the eubsistenoe Depar q, snt
tbat al dus exerton, dill gencs and care was made
10 obtain The ssid articles
sfnme emit funds.
Bids should b made in duplicate. and IN oath OF
ALE glance must accom- pany the bids. -
he contracto, viii be held accountable for the
Hides DC. one week after she signing Of the con-
A Bond win b required upoD the seospts ace Of
the bid for faithful ulallment Of ,Ae contract.
q Bios 70 b diEeetea 70 Liegt. Col g: BsLL Q.
proposals for Hides and Tsl'ow +" 20 M-sotd
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glAL1p PlohosALs Will be received st the Cd -
81 Oa1taia @. II Tonllins. A. Q. Il d. 81. A.. st
ShS corner Of nd and g streets In tbs city lntil
1ONOA1, December 3lst, IS63 ct u oIoloeE for
nc seSe o. ~ The manure now on haAd, or that
may p produced Ut stables ana eorrAs Of this De-
Pot within Tie next twelve NJ aths succeeding the
az s o. q ne ss IsstsaE 9iths so.s..st 49,,
as5 % SsSsIs rho Hin be sssSirsd to tele It away
hand 70 be taken avay With. sx months iron the
date Of contract. and that which may aosunulste
yitan M months from the date ct which II may
BID must b made st 20 much psr eubi. ysrd.
0tdA VIII Be Yooefyed for the quantity on had
e1d the subsequent product ct each table or
separately. or FOR the whole tosethsr.
ia ntd 10 made In the name Of Arm. the names
OF al the parties must appear. or It viii Be con1Id-
err ne individual proposal Of the party sgnins t.
A.: the 1rn nans and post once address Of The Sid
'f Pros S ilsH mast b u: 70
Tompiins, 40 NJ, o. 8. A.. Warrington, B. O..
and ehoTh Be Saainly marked "PfopossiS for
Payment viii be required 70 b made, in CIV
esnmen: funds, 1t the end Of each mOatA for ths
manure removed daring the month
Ar oath Of aitsstanoe will be required rom each
Coed and ieisnt bonds. IN the sum OF (0l ooc,
one thousand dollars win be required Of sseh sus
csfsfai bidder for the faithful Ssrfofmanee Of IL
TIE Qnartermasts. reserves tbs right to rst.ot
ell bids that be deemed to the interest OF Gcv.
Brig. Cen. ana oAt.f oasrts nHAsa,
% 0-ta Cseot Washia1ton
nKOPOAA IA ROK HORT n an N 7 -
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DENTISTRY.
OMAR DIscOvlaY IN DENTIeTKY

.
1sesA Ertyadtd srStAost Pdia scitA As ASA.s.s A
OrvStn
.1xoula a6vt.s al pe,toss havinS tsetA 70 eE-
tsncf 70 call Ct DR.. LEV ISIS smca, SA
eU9 nave them taken out b. this new
And hsrnlsss Piossss Also call aai1lY}F4O
eJAmfne the Doetetb new and im.
ron once see the great Improvement in his tseth
you vii have them In no other style than tbs new
Snd vAlpable oae. No. 242 Pa. aveauS. h,tVvSa
18th ana 18th strasts
no IS e.R LEEIl n. D.. Deu.iss.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-03-07
Advertisement Notice.
Paul Kramer,

State Of Kansas, Paul Kramer,
versus
Oh JUDICIAL Ols'rict Wm H. Terrell and
Davis County. William Mcintosh.
To VIM H. Terrell and VIM. Mcintosh:
You are hereby notified that on Monday, the
I'd day of March, A. D. 1868, at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, will, upon the premises, levy on and have
appraised according to law, the following de-
scribed Real Estate with the appurtenances
thereunto belonging, to-wit: The southwest
quarter Of the southeast quarter, and lots two
and three, in section four, in township number
twelve, south of range number six east, in
Davis county, State of Kansas. Said Real Es-
tate will be levied on and appraised by virtue
of an Order of Sale to me directed and deliver
ed, issued out of the Sd District Court for Davis
county and others attached in the State of
Kansas, in favor Of Paul Kramer, and against
VIM H. Terrell and VIM. Mcintosh, for the sum
Of three hundred and fourteen dollars (S314.)
with interest on the same at the rate Of ten per
cent per annum, from March the 9Th 1861, to
gether with costs; at which time and place you
can attend if you think proper.
Given under my hand ut office in the city OF
Junction, this the eth day of February, A. d,
1863. A. W. CALLEN,
n15-5tpfS91 Sheriff Of Davis CO.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-03-07
Horticultural Golnnlrr.
CULTIVATI0N OF TOBACCO.

The following is from the California
Farmer, by contributor who has had
an experience of several years in the
cultivation Of tobacco:
elm order to grow strong tobacco
plants the ground must be we'll prepared
and worked very fine. In preparing the
seed-bed have found that the best way
is to light large fire on the ground !;
the soil is thus rendered loose and fria-
bic, and is easily reduced very fine. If
it is not convenient to make fire, mix
the earth with a large dose Of wood
ashes and small charred dust. By this
means the ground becomes so loose that,
when the plants are ready for trans
planting, good sprinkling from the
garden pot Will make the ground so soft
that each plant will bring with it small
ball of earth, which almost ensures the
plants growing, and it must be borne
in mind that young tobacco plants re-
quire very careful handling. 1t is bet
ter to have a large shallow basket or
box to carry the plants in when trans
planting, as by this means the plants
do not lose the ball Of earth or get
bruised SO much as if taken in the hand
"The seed-bed being made fine with
the rake, take the seed and mix it we'll
with ten times (by bulky as much fine
earth and ashes. This enables you to
SOW the seed so thin that in drawing the
larger plants you do not disturb the
smaller ones.
"The ground being we'll prepared
and the seed well mixed as directed,
proceed to SOW, taking care to scatter
the seed as equally as possible. Do not
rake in the seed, but give the bed a
slight beating with the back Of the
spade, and see that the earth does not
rise with the spade. Let the seed-bed
be in a sheltered situation. When the
plants are about the size cabbage plants
usually are at transplanting, operations
may commence, making choice Of a
cloudy or even a rainy day for the bust
ness. The ground for the crop must be
we'll worked and we'll MANFRED with
decayed manure; and it is better to
have two shingles or other pieces OF
timber about six feet high, to stick on
end in the ground, meeting over the
plant so as to protect it from being
scorched by the MONDAY sun or nippec
with the mornings frost. A light
sandy soil suits the tobacco well, if vel
worked and manured. In another com
munication 1 will explain the summer
culture and gathering"
An old tobacconist Of Sacramento
informs the Bee that all the Californi;
tobacco he has seen has been spoiled il
curing. 1t is cured in houses which art
so hot that the leaf is burned and de-
stroyed. The entire substance is taker
out of it, and nothing but the coarse
vegetable matter left, without any OF
scarcely any of the qualities of the
plant. And this, he says, must ever b
the result while the leaf is dried as i
has been here. He proposes that it b
dried under trees, through whose branch
es the sun does not penetrate and thro'l
which the air can freely circulate, il
order that the leaf may not be bleache'
of all its properties.