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ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsTIc
BONE TEETH, r..

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the following advantages OF their improved system;
LIST. The teeth OF their manufacture Will never
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I'd. No teeth or roots need DO extracted, ~ the
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an. No temporary teeth arc needed, a. perna-
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under the old system, 10 frequently dis1gured. :
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ave year, BY many OF the first chemists and physi-
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THIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT

the subscriber has obtaiasd ron he orphani,
Court Of Warrington county, in the District Of
ColumbiA, letter. Of AdIini!trAtion on the
Washington city, D. c., deceased. An parsons
having claims against the said deceased are here
y warned 70 exhibit M same with The yoSShssrS
OF October next; they may otherwise By law DO AK
oluded from all benSht OF the said estate. 4
Given under ny hand this 09ddsy q HS,ysSs%Iber,
noza-iawsws 'at O .a ia .gr AdminiStfStcr.
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Now opening At Oak Hall
DON TON
MERCHANT TAILORING EsTAbLIsMENT,
under the superintendenos Of
MR. G. PALMER, ,... 49,.
welLknown TO the citizens OF Washington, wharf
you will ind the largest and best assorted stock
PIECE GOODS
that has ever been ofsrsd In this city.
SMITH BROS b CO.,
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Opposite Post once.
NJ. B. PIECE GOODS at wholesale to the trade
At lowest market prices. ssia
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soRTHwBer AND SOUTHWEST ~,
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Hs.siseSr x;;onnca:;ic;a 1870 ;. m.
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In.sssn N. train nom ws.hipsssn connect.
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Falls, sndfor New York CITY. = = =
m: q. q. T r. Es ,,. s s.nS1
,or nnirA and tho North, and Pittsburs and the
sLrEPNe cAAs ON NIGHT TRAINS.
soLDrnns' rIcKnrs Az CONVENIENT RATES.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY.
Low FARE AND QUICK TIME.
M For Tickets and any information apply II
NE once Of the Great fcnSsyiysnis Route, sornsr
nenn,yiy.nia ayenue and SIXTH street under Ma
Ss ssS S: sssS .T HsRs: Es go street.
superintendent. y; q h. r.
Passenger and Ticket Aren't,
Jelly Corner sixth q. and Pa. avenue.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
Il AND BALTIMohE RAILROAD.
CHANGE or HOURS.
.s, on and ara. Az sunday, June l,,h' 1854
,.,,,., ron ,.-.
ssptsdJ sos .. m, 70 m, a.,o snd iS.so p. m. "
Chester, 81 aoo, Ills q m, I.so aso, ~, q and
II m. -
III, &snn.'Ds 4 n sqsS s.y .s :Sfss;g,'s a
New Cattle, a s6s l, =. and I % p. m.
saii.saiE, q scs I. N.
naltincs. I, s4s and sss a m, tEIprs.sJ Ito.
30, snd iOBp p. m. ... -
Wilmington a 10, sts, suds q m, 1884, l, i.ts,
4 tia I.so, and $40 p. m.
s sIiieSa s,sisIS ;; M .r
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Lave Ssltino-s for Salisbury and intermediate
stations a. io.s ?. n.
Lsvs Sn,smore for Dover and intermediate sta
=, TAAINs ToR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester ~ SO 2. m, and and Hos P. m.
and ii:.o n: N. ~ :. -
FREIGHT TRAIN. with passenger car sttsehed,
III leave Wiimington for psrryville and interme-
sUNDAYs- Prom PhIl.dslphia to Baltimore
on5y ~ 80 ~, = N. and ioso p; m:
u
and 1880 and II p. N. 1870 -
mom Wilmington 10 Philadelphia 81 i.ts .. m.
Ano I.D p. N.
only ~ lolb p. m. from Baltimore 10 Philadel-
pniA. ..I.
te1A II. r. KEHNEY, Ash suptt.
~ rUiCp NJ nTI,011 m oY,o
lrrlCE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
~ RAILR0AD COMPANY,
WAlHireror, November Il, 1884.
On and aner SUNDAY, Nov. II, 1854, Passenger
Irains between Washington and Baltimore will
% run 40 followat 49,
TRAINS MOVING NORTH.
No. 1.-BALTIMoRE, WAY STATION AND
Harrisburg TRhIN-Leave Washington $50
an. Arrive At Baltimore 800 m.
pREss-Leaye Warrington 20 a. m, oonneefios
At Relay with Mail Train leaving Baltimore al 90
m ioi the West. Arrive at Baltimore $40 q. m,
No: s--NEw YORK MAIL TRkIN-Lssve
WAshinston liie q. N. Arrive At Baltimore i2.ts
PM fnilaaelphia "a p. m New York 1000 D. m.
NO. A-bhLTlmOHE ThAtN-Leave Washing
Ton W p. m. ArItye a. Baltimore 90 p. IN.
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John JoLLIPPE,

=. ATTORNEY AND COUNCILLOR AT Law,
hAa removed his once 70 the Northeast eornsf OF
mi vssss Of The ' Tss.s STyIRs .iidins,
Washington city, ., C.,
A.ssn' sspssially 70 slaias upos NE uniisa
nsss. Iyll-ly
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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
IA OFFICE bit PENN. AVEN6E,
10. WdlhH1toa OStp, ID. D.

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
IA OFFICE Oh PENN. AVENUE,
~. WaLkin0ton 0sty, D. o.
GREAT kAsTkRN, NORTHERN, AID WEAT-
KRN RxPRKss FORWARDING.
nsEsaaaaiss, MONEY, JsWslxy, Valuahlss,
Notes, BtoskS, DoAds, As., 700 -
FORWARDED with SAFETY AND DIsPATCH 70 all
accessible sections Of the country. This Company
has Agencies In the principal railway towns In tbs
NORTH, EAST, WET, AND NORTHWEST.
Its prinsipA ofloes are
WA5HLNGTOR,D D. o., NJ YORK, BOST0E,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTLfORH, ON
0LNNATL ST. LoUL8, L0UlB-
YLLLH, LEXINGTON
Concessions arc mAd6 ~ New York and BOSTON
with lines forwarding 70 the CAnAdas and tho
British Provinces, and with Hteamnhip lines % LV.
srpool, Southampton, and HAVro, and thOnoo bV
European expresses 70 all prominent commercial
towns In Great Britain and on the Continent,
Collection OF Notes. DrAfts, and bills made a al
ASssssibls para 81 The United slntes. y
'E0. 81. Q. Q. DUNN, Agent.
u WAIhinEtoA. D. q.
u Al 40 LIS noUp 4
oon. OF nsHTTDTH ~. And Fmh. AvAHUn,
WARRINGTON, D. O.
a..A tLrnishSd ~ oil hours, and . The saer,asi
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1864. AHHAsSs1shzErsl 1864.
Hhw HoR 4 kIHns,
fhE CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND PHILADEL.
PILL PHI, AND AMP TRENTON RAILRoAp comPA.
SRoK PHILADELPHIA 70 G1W YORK
AND WAY PLACES,
'r'- w"l>. 4. Street War s.a Ken
WILL LAW AZ FOLLOWS, vui Faro.
A. : 4. NJ, Vi. Camden and xnboy-ckL
49, a I Va Ssassn and Jersey a,y-s.w' ".
ns ~, Us ca%dsa and Jersey CITY, +.
49, v. zs s:ss.a and i.u., an-
AN 4: y. " washington and Jersey CITY,
A. Is 4, Ia Camden and AIboy-c. and y
A., IN. Va csSdsS and AnDoy-c. and -
A. Z. x, IVA Va kon.ias,oa and Jersey CITY, 10
Washington and n. z. Express 100
~ ~ Z. a2 via Ksnsins'ou and Jersey 0tyi
southern MsI - ' ~" 100
A. ik|Nishsl u. 4:n.insson and Jersey
:. city, southern Express 500
sodstoa f1sissi i ana APR ssssassf
n ::: , ,,sss, : -
southern Express VIII run daily, (Ii Others, Sun.
lays sIsspssd.) " . -
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave Walnut strost wharf 81 Q and .. NJ, u n,
and p m. ........t.r y
Leave Kensington Depot a Ills .. M, ans, 40
and GU p. m, and i2.oo O. m. (nisht.)
The as p. m. Line runs daily all others, Sun
days excepted.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINEs.
Leave foot Of Barclay street 81 .. m. and p. N.
II n, 4 and p. M, and II night - "
The 0 p. N. line runs dAilyj all others Sundays
sxeeptsd.n W. u. GATzMER, Agent
pnILApEIPnIA, Dos. %, isss. dsii
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One o0pyI one yohF'' '''ss'''s'
Five copies, one year. 10 90
Money may be sent ct our risk II, tho letter con.
tanning II be regstered Treasury notes preferred.
When club OF subs oribers has been forwarded,
IL not necessary that the subscribers to . club
should receive their papers At the same post once.
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BUN AND 'oS rHiSrhn
w.,umaro, c,rv
. . $4,000, a.. .,
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House BY On Amos,
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NERMB OF TIE SUPREME COURT
OF THE DIsTRICT OF COL UhfBIA.-Notss
ns,nefeoY given that, By rus OF The Court, IN
erms bayo been nxSd q iollowsi
0sn1al T9ns.
Third Monday OF January.
rirst Monday OF NAY,
Third Monday OF Ootoher.
Tapls oTAs Circuit Court. B
In which alone Jury q impAnuelsd Tor me triai
Of owl eAsss.l
ErIt Tuesday Of February.
Third Monday OF May.
frst Tuesday Of November,
Terms III ~ OftNlasl CesSt.
kiflt Monday Of March.
Third Monday OF Juns.
nm Monday Of December
TamJ Of a. Dtaytd ccs1L
first Monday OF luna.
btrut Monday OF December.
SpsctSl Tans
IirSt Tuesday Of January.
Etrst Tuesday OF FebruSry.
ktrst Tuesday Of March.
birut Tuesday Of April
Third Monday Of May.
kirst Tuesday Of June.
1trnt Tuesday OF July,
Inst Tuesday Of goptember.
Iirst Tuesday OF Odhobor. 81
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INGToN AND aEoRGETCWH, B. q.
STEAMSHIPS 900 T o..
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE,
bALVOR, AND JAS. 8. GREEN.
Regular Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
URDAYs, At 10 .. m, from foot Of High street,
GEORGETOWN, and Pier ID, foot ofwEi stfoot, New
MORGAN 6 Rh1NEHART, Agents,
foot Of High sreet, Georgetown, o.
JAMES HAND, Agent
oe1s-sm III Wall street, New YoIk
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MORNING LEADER,


a correspondent Of the Mobile Register,
writing at Atlanta, relates the following:
Not many months since, there arrived at
a,Coniederate port upon one OF the most
notable Of our blockade runners, a very
unassumine woman-Eealee such, indeed,
for she was hardly out of her teenes-
Of an extremely handsome person. She
had come TO Nassau from Paris, and sail
ed thence for the South. she brought
with her an abundant wardrobe and suf-
Iciency Of means TO last her two or three
years at the present high rates Of living.
Her object in visiting this country was 70
discover the flte OF an only brother, a
colonel in our Service, who had placed her
at Gehey. at school when the war began
She had not heard from him durIng
six months, became anxious and finally
set out on her long and perilous journey.
Her anxiety proved.to be well founded.
Her brother had been killed at Gettysburg,
and She found herself alone and a stran-
ger in her native land. She went frst to
Augusta, then to Mobile; here she lost
a trunk containing all her gold. AT this
critical juncture She met handsome field
officer, iell in love, engaged first in fir
tation, then in amour, and accompanied
HIM US far as Atlantis on his way 70 the
front He fell at Chieanauga. What
her life became you may guess. She
died last week, and was tumDled into the
ground in the public cemetary There is
a story for you; weep over il.
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Upto the middle of last month, we had
republished from rebel papers the names
OF twenty mine rebel generals who have
been killed, wounded and taken prisoners
during the present memorable campaign.
We have now the names often more 10 add.
General Hood, in his official dispatch of
the fight on the 22d ult- says General
Walker was killed, and Gist, Smith and
Mercer wounded Again, in his report OF
the 18th ultg he mentions the names of
Lieut.-Gen. Steward, jor-General Lo-
ring and Brighten Rector, wounded
To these the Associated Press IrebeD nc
counts add the names of Generals Sprahl
Brown and WalthaL The rebels have
thus lost thirty-nine general officers, to say
nothing about those whose names we have
overlooked. Yet the Richmond journals
have the etrontery 10 assert that their losses
thus far have been insignificant"
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PELTON 4 BRRRD, Agents, y.
apr4-R2 CTFVlSIs IN
Grand Pleasure Excursions
TO
LAKE SUE PERIoRI


VIZ tiefelhnds llinOls, Aasti.,.-. = - 80
Traveller Meteor, Iron Sides Lac La Belle and Pew.
abic, viii leave Cleveland, Ohio, at O'Clock r. H..
each day Of the week exsepE saturday and SUNDAY,
and Detroit Mich. OL the following days at O'clock
p NJ through tho months Of July and August
making sranu Excursion Trips 20 the many poinus
interest on the great inland OF Aneriea which
for utility, pleasure aud health are unsurpassed by
any other On the Continent. H .----
THIS irp Of over ,UJJ miles embraces six degrees
Of latitude and eleven Of longitude and ineludes in
its circuit Lakes Erle, 81. UlAir Huron and Supe-
nor viii the beautiful rivers Detroit ST. Clair and
St. mAry's. = -
The many and extensive mines Of iron ami cop
per, unequailed by any the world with tie newly
discovered and inviting deposits OF SILVER lead Wd
anu romantic scenery, combined with ats pure ana
Craclns climate, renders the Lake Superior trip Ons
OF FAR more tnSn ordinary interest TO the capitalist
me pleaalirt-seeher OF the inYal,..- s-.I.st =
Inc aDONe-named steamers are elegantly htted up
with large and airy CABINS and staIe-roons whlie
every preeaution has been taken provide iOr the
safety aud comfort VI passengers o. Els aaHe &C..
FARE including statS-rOOms and meals, about -
cents per mile. lIms occupied il making the round
trip, from 70 10 days. -.HEtL -
looms secured and further information obtained
oy application 10 kOBT HANNA x CO.. .-
HUSSEH 3 MCBRIDE,
GARkEfsOA, liONS a Co.
JuneEEl64 Cleveland, Ohio.
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1t is-authoritaively denied that Mr.
Raymond, editor of the New York Times,
and other prominent Republicans" are
or have been in Washington, urging
the assignment Of Mcclellan to a promi-
nent command. The story was political
ruse of the McClellnn men.
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: ANeW PERFUME 16F IIIe IEaadli erchIei
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Political.

The Leavanworth, Kansas, Conservative
strongly urges Maj. Gen. Curtis for Secre-
tary of War in place o. sdr. Stanton.
The Council of. he Union Leagues oi
America wa expected to meet at Saratoga
n. y, o. Friday last. A large attendance
was expected.
Extensive arrangements are making fol
the mass Convention of Peace Democracy
Of New York, ut Syracuse, on the 18th
inst. Speakers from other States have
been invited.
1t s-authoritaively denied that Mr.
Raymond, editor of the New York Times.
and other prominent Republicans" are
or have been in Washington, urging
the assignment of Mcclellan to a promi-
nent command. The story was a political
ruse Of the Mcclellan men.
Iu the Seventh Indiana Congression-
al district, Voorhees, copperheadj friends
have raised a campaign fund Of $4,000.
On the othes side, the friends of Wash
burne, the rival candidate, have recently
raised $4,000 fer the Sanitary Commission,
533 being contributed by the Union Con-
vention.
Thurlow Weed is now at Washington,
on some political mission, report SAYS to
aid the removal OF Secretary Stanton.
Thos Q. Fletcher, Radical candidate
for Governor Of Missouri, is now raising
a regiment in Southeast Missouri, to fight
the guerilla gan gs, in that State.
That old democratic stronghold Berks
county, Pa, cast 1900 mjoarity against
tn6 amendment of the Pennsylvania Con-
stitution enabling soldiers to vote.
1t is reported that arrangements are
in progress to place Mr. Pendleton of
Ohio in the field, as a candidate for the
Chicago nomination. 1t is held Tint he
would be well supported by the north
western Democracy, while the peace
men everywhere wonld find him accept
able. ..as.. ,..r..
The New Jersy Copperheads are circu-
lating petition requesting Gov. Parker
Of that State to interfere with the pro-
posed draft there, and take such mea-
sures as he may find necessary to prevent
drafted men from being taken out of II @
State until after the law authorizing said
draft has been tested in the courts and
its constitutionality established thereby.
Among the persons spoken of as Can
didates at the Chicago Convention is Ex-
Presidena Pierce As to the gentleman 5
fitness for the position the Bi6Eieat Reeor-
der publishes the 70 flowing note from
Rev. Mr.. Pritchard, of Raleigh, North
Carolina: Last Spring a prominent
member of the church Of which was
pastor, in Baltimore, met at the St.
Nicholas Hotel, in New York, Ex-Presi-
dent Pierce. Mr. Pierce exhibited the
warmest sympathy for the South in
this struggle for Independence, declared
that the only hope for freedom on this
continent depended on the success of the
SOuthi that old as he was, he should
have been in the Confederate army but
for the health Of his wife, and that he
desired no higher earthly honor than to
be private in the ranks of the South
cru army
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Governor Morton, of Indiana, is evident
ly determined to discOncert his competitor,
Mcdonald. Not only does he proclaim
MeDOnald's anti-slavery record, but he thus
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the rebellion:
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(CuEIINUED.l
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dentistry.
nENT AL NOTICE.

HALI.I WELL and DANIELS, Dentists, return
thanks iU the very liberal patron axe they have
ceived thu past twelve years. and hope for COntinn-
ance. We also beg to inform those who are in need
Of AR TIIrICIAL TEETH and other work In ouI
profession that our prices viii Be- governed by the
value OF ca DID and aiier the frst day Of Sep,em
Der UeXt - have 10 pay gold. or its equivalent 10
Gretubacks o. for all the material we use. Conse-
lueHtly We are o8upeled TO advance our prices A
Full Set, Upper or Lower from Ten Dollars and
upWards until the specified time.
ALEX. b. .ItALLIWELL, NJ. D.,
J. K. DANIELS
Dental Ro, Insr cor, Ontari st. and Pub. SQUARE:
July 20, ls6l Jy52-ks
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DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS,
semin-l, Urinary and Sexual organs-noR and re-
liable treatment in reports Of the Howard Asso-
eiAtion-sent BY mail in scaled letters, envelopes
freeof charge. Address Dr. }. sKILLEN HOUGH-
TON, Howard Association, No. South Ninth ST,
Philadelphia, Pa r.. d.. mar3G R2 z