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ID II e S S G. D o ID s
FOR
SPRING AND SUMMER!

- n Z . , u y u II .
SPRING AND SUMMER!
We invite attention to our large stock of Black
and Colored Silks and Paris Worsted.
THIN DRESS GOODS
of every description, which we have just received
and are prepared to sell lower than any other
house in this city. e.. 10
Those who are shopping for
DRESS GOODS
should not fail to look through our stock before
purchasing, as we offer special inducements in
styles, quality and prices. 80,
.,..-, :, JOS. J. MAY 4 CO.,
sos Pennsylvania avenue.
n ap 25-2t between 9Th and 10Th SITS.
FOR :sALE-A Psadler's Hawker's LICENSE,
Der. Inquire of Mr.. CHATAIN, sos lith street,
near Pa avenue ap25-2t"
II and coansor at Las, has REMOVED bis 'o ofes
to No Q; $50, opposite west wing City Hall. -
! sToVE-Try the AR bitter" the best BAKING
son in USE We theI e
ap 226t 321 Penn. avenue, near 7th street.
Gasps gsinsKs : Hss
4'', -. odbEN's HOUSE sf II Store,
REFEld FF2HFFkTernA7onsi
Call and see our stock Just 5eceivsd; -
ap23-ot - S2l Penn. avenue.
A UDUBON' 8 BIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA.
a in five vols, royal octave of text, and one
lnenesl in fine binding. For sale-one copy only
ap2s FRANCK TAYLOR.
WE THE UNDERsIGNED, EXECUTORS
~ and Trustees Of the late D. English, have this
:. and Of spFyvns
the late firm Of English Muncasters who t alone ons
,sisned5 70 collect nS Tfsssst GS
WET ! se ;. 6Sx.,
Georgetown, D. @. April I'D, 1854 an 533ts
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS FOR SALE.
yrs, +. and sale sf tSs latest
Light One Horse CARRIAa rs and two 49,
:, Thirty sets sinsle and twenty sets Double HAIR
NESS, some extra fine.
H,sG number # sssGad CAR
ap Ss-im No. 40s PennsyIvsnia avenue.
FQR sALEnA second hand twelve horse power
b. Ho.Ed sons nsted1ns so%e made
lars address Mrs: 8. 4. HGNTER Roe s1 siH
Mo9tsomsry county Md Also REAPER in
chase such articles viii do we'll to call and exam
inc the above at nv residence, two miles from
R s1 as on the Mss s5osa r. HUNTER
r. ARE cHAHQ NS FOB s ! 4 e REIRSs9N WISHING
WHOLESALE h Ar EETA1L GROCERY
:. The undersigned having been setiyely en- gagged
sssSssI e s s;i 81 seoss sss.sS
"sPi 81 sflf and the h SUss EaI tEmxE
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POLICE REPORTS, Third Precinct.-J. Brown,
sleeping in market; VIM. johnson, assault and
battery; James Thompson, drunk John Cock
lin, disorderly; Ambrose Gardner, drunk all
dismissed. -....-
Fourth Precinct-Leander Prout, grand lar
ceny: bail for court. VIM. Sweeney, assault
and battery; Louisa Smalwood, do; dismissed.
George Smalwood, disordery; So. Jno. Mason,
do. and drunk; 81 IS.
Fifth Precinct.-N. Ward, assault; dismissed.
John Mcdonald, drunk and disorderly; do.
James Kane, drunk; do. John Bell, disorderly;
Ass. q. O. Serviss, drunk and disorderly; g.
John Myers, fighting; S. Samuel Murray,
violating city ordinance; military. Anna Evans,
disorderly; &150. .
SiSth PTecinct-James Devlin, fast driving;
SIS Walter Crushawn, assault and battery;
bail for court J. @. Hallenback, indecent and
profane; dismissed. John H. Boyle, drunk;
werkhouse. iEl G0EE
!, Tenth Precinct.-Emanuel Stewart, stealing
horse and wagon; Jail for court John Hen.
derson. larceny; dismissed. John 6asaway,
drunk and disorderly; Charles Newlin, DO;
dismissed. W. II. Hannessy, fast riding, $500
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
PRICE OF GOLD.
(By the Peoples Line.

NEW YORK, April 26-l0 a. m.-Gold, 81 4
IL m, ei4i IL m, syn as2a; L p. m, so; 3 p
m, SIX. -.. .-ast --r -..fE
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LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
TROOPS FOR BURNSIDE.

Boston, April 26.-The 5Oth Mass. Vols. left
this city this p. m. for Burnside's command.
They will 60 by the Stonington route. The
5stn regiment will leave on Tuesday for the
same destination. Both regiments have full
ranks
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CHARGE OF ATTEMPT,OF SEDUCTION.-Sat-
urday Mr.. James Thornton was arrested by
officer McColgan, of the Fourth Ward, on the
charge OF attempting to seduce the W Ife of Geo
Krebling, and also for threats against George
Krebling. The complainant and wife were
marned about two years and were living in
Alexandria. The defendant. who 1t is said
had been seeking the hand of the lady in ques-
ton prior to the marriage, visited Alexandria
recently, and meeting with Mrs. Krebling
seemed to renew his attachment for her. At
forwards leaving Alexandria he wrote letter
to her, it is alleged, undertaking her husband,
W hich Mrs. Krebling showed to her husband,
and this caused the arrest of Thornton. The
case was laid before Justice johnson who
dismissed the charge OF attempt at seduction,
and held Thornton to bail for peace.
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LOCAL NEWS.

FUNERAL OF MAJOR GENERAL TOTTRN.-
The funeral of the late Major General Joseph
Gilbert Totten, takes place this afternoon from
his late residence, No. BOB G street. The
General having expressed a wish that there
should be no display, the usual military hon.
ors will be dispensed with, but the following
named gentlemen will act as pail bearers
Admiral Shubrick, Admiral Smith, General
General Meigs, General Barnard and General
Cullum.
The coffin is plain mahogany, lined on the
inside with white satin, and covered with
black velvet, the handles of the coffin being
solid silver. Upon the lid is a silver.plate,
bearing the inscription It oseph Gilbert Tot
ton, born at New Haven, Conn, April II, 17ss,
died April 90, 1861, aged IS years."
Rev. DR.. Pyne, of st. Johns Church, (of
which the General was an old an efficient
member,) will officiate, and the remains will
be inferred in the Congressional cemetery.
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New York Money Market-Latest q ;ota.
tionSs
No change in Governments. Stocks irreg-
ular with a downward tendency. 'Gold, 49,
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TO THE TAX.PAYERS OF
lx WASHINGTON

FOR sALE.-A Rosewood octave Chickering
yer 4 Baker SEWING MACHINE, in good order.
Price S25. Inquire at 41J Il street. between Sth
and 9Th. APP 25-3t*
II LINNEY, MERCHANT TAILOR, No. TO
y Penn avenue. has on hand fine assortment
ings, to which he calls the attention o. his Gus
toners and the public generally.
Wanted immediately-Three frst-class Coat
Hands. to whom the society prices will be paid.
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~ ".
This morning q certified copy of the will of the
late John q. Rives, of Prince Georges county,
Md, was filed in the Orphans Court for record
and probate. The will is dated April 4th,
1861, and bequeaths his estate to his seven chill
dren, Wright Rives, Caroline r. Williams,
(wife OF Samuel T. Williams Franklin Rives,
Lucy Rives, Jefferson Rives and Blair Riyes.
The Globe Office, situated on Pennsylvania
avenue, between Sd and ~ streets, is be-
dueathed to Franklin and Jefferson Rives,
with the contents, excepting copies of the Con-
gressonal Globe and the stereotype plates of
that work, which is devised to the other five
children. F........- .......... .s..
Franklin and Jefferson Rives are to have no
benefit of the balance OF the estate, which is to
be divided between the other five children, to.
gether with $4,000 in Missouri State bonds.
The country residence in Prince Georges
county, with the ground, fifty -one acres, some
OF which lies in Washington county, is not to
sell their portion to the other, and he provides
that the heirs may 1--we on the place IN com.
mon, contributing equally to its support.
When any of his blood relations cease TO reside
on the place, then the house and land is to
revert to the government then having dominion
over them.
He wills that his slaves shall be free as fol-
lows, the day of emancipation being July /:
Gilbert Kay, 1866; James Brown, 1866 Jane,
1867; Ellen Brown, 1870; Henry Brown, 1873;
William Brown, 1881; Judson, 1867; Lucy, 1862;
Charles Sumner, 1876; and Ben, an old man,
whenever ne sees proper to take his freedom.
He desires tb lat the remains of his late wife
shall be inferred in the Congressional Burying
Ground, and put In a coffin made Of granite,
the top to be placed on two granite pins, one
nch in diameter, and one inch in height.
So that they may be placed In hre- proof
building to be erected in the southeast end Of
the garden which is to hold the stereotype
plates of the Congressional Globe, he directs
that his body be disposed of in the same man
ner, as also all the children who might die.
before him. s'
George W. Jones, Of Fayetteville, Tenn,
Samuel T. Williams, Of r G.. Co., Md, and
Wright Rives are nominated as executors
the first OF whom is not required to give any
security, and the two latter required to bond
in the sum OF IS, 600 each II either refuse or
neglect to act as executor, the next Oldest son
is appointed. s1 ~ ~ ..lealsa
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RYJ. G. MCGUIRE L CO., Auctioneers.

TWEEN sOUTH N AND sTREETs.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, April s,th. At s
O'Clock, on the scs, shall sell n of Lots
and g. in 6avare 545, fronting a feet. 4s street
between south n and n st-aets. and running back
sitting of two story Frame Dwelling Horse. con
tanning six rooms, with cellar. under rent at S2l
per month. gr'
Terms Two thirds in cash, the rem hinder in six
months. with interest, secured by . deed of trust
on the premises.
Conveyances at the expense of the purchaser
ap2-d &C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auets.
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II Y THOMAS BOWLING Auct'r; Georgetown.
VERY VALUABLE IMpR WE'D PROPERTY ON

VERY VALUABLE IMpR WE'D PROPERTY ON
BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN
On TOESDAY AFTERNOON Mays, ct O'Clock,
on the premises shall sell, for account Of the
No :, in Old Georee:own fronting e feet Al 2in-
ehes Bridge strt ct between Gong fess and Wash
ington streets. running back N0 feet to wide pub
lie ri ey improved by three story Brick Dwelling
cupied b. Jos. II. Birch, Eq.
Terms: One half - sh; the remainder in six an
twelve months, tn interest, secured by deed of
trust on the premises.
Conveyance d at the cost IF the purchaser.
ap26-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
GALE or CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES
- AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Chief Qparermdser's Office. Depot of Washinston,i
WASHINGTON. d. c., April 2j, 1854 {
Will be sold at public auct ion, at Alexandra, Va
on MONDAY May IGG4, at II a lot Of
HORSES AND MULES,
condemned as unit for pull lie service.
Terms: Cash in Government fund.-.
D. n RUCKER,
Brig Gen. and Chief Quarterm aster,
ap.26-5t Depot of Washington.
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" W T !!
W ~
On to morrow TUESDAY we shall sell
2 cases of FRENCH CHINTZES at 25 cents per
yard. worth So,
worth Is cents.
The above goods were slightly DANA ged by river
water. Call early and secure them at the Balt-
more Bargain Store of
Il, LANSBURGH & BRO,
ap 25-2t" 1852 9TH street, Sd door above l.
NEVER TOO LATE TO LEARN-By Professor
l Aie1. Wolo,cski's Nstc and Simplffed Method
for Piano Forte and Singing.-Professor Wolowski
continues his positively last course in Washington,
and all those who wish to follow his easy system
have no time to lose. Professors reception hours
are from to 10 a.. m, at his residence, No. 316 Z
street, corner of 18th. ap 2l-2w
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VALTABLE RKUP FIFTY At AIETIUN MD A
We will sell on THURSDAY EVENING. April
18th at o'clock, on the premises, being part of
Lot No. q, in Square No 534. This lot Is improved
by two we'll built frame houses, two stories each. ,
and front each IS feet on Willow Tree Alley, said
Island Said lot has depth of 80 feet to small
Terms of sale are: One half CASH the balance i'm
s and y months, for notes secured by deed of
trust on the premises. All conveyancing and
stamps at the cost of the purchasers.
ap a6-3t* c. r. L. CROWN & CO. ,Aucts
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The undersigned having been actively en- eaged
in business for period Of twenty one years and
desiring to retire from the came. oer their stock
together witt the goodwill Of their establish
ment, for sale, and the House for rent
apA6teo,f MURRAY l. SEMMES.
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FIRE.-Last night, about half-past O'Clock,
fire was discovered in the dwelling of Thos. p
Simpson, No. 800 Pennsylvania avenue, near
9th street. The fire was in the third story,
where the family were sleeping, and the dan
ger to the inmates at first appeared to be immi-
the Third Ward, and roundsman Kelly and
officer Lynch, of the Fourth Ward, were soon
on the spot and rendered effective aid to the
family. In endeayoriug to assist the family
and save the property, officer Lynch had his
hand severely burned. The firemen were soon
at work, but considerable damage wac done to
the upper story before the fire was extin-
finished.
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PEREMpToRY SALE OF LOT ON NORTH NJ ST.,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS
On SATURDAY AFTERN DON, April 50. at half
EAST six o'clock on the premises We shall sel. Lot
No. 4 in sub division Of Square No. ST., fronting
"a feet ir ches north street bet ~ecn 9Th and
10Th streets west running back 40 feet to 20 foot
alley, and containiL e go square feet.
Terms: One thiru in cash; the rem sinder in six
and twelve months, with interest, secured by
deed ostrust on the premises
ap.26d J. q. MCGUIRE L CO.. Auets.
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CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES.
~ Prime Sugars, only 10 cts
ID ri mo 4 nffno 9E and az ctc

pIANOS A new assortment Of Steinway6 Sons,
I Raven Bacon and Haines Brothers-
Pianos have Just been received at our HeS%76
warerooms, which we offer for sale at fae-StJHV
tory prices We haze also on hand several very
sl2n and one for s9l Purchasing for cash exclu
other houses: and upon easy terms. Sole agency
OF Mason Hambln's Cabinet Organs :,
VI W. g. METZEROTT. .
APPS Corner oflth street and Pa avenue ~
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A UCTION SALE OF CoNDEaNED HORSES,

WAR DEPARTMENT CAvlLRy BUREAU,
OFPIoE OF CHIEF QuARrkRMAsTRR, :
WnshiHeton. D. c.. April 25. 1851
Will be sold at public auction to the CHEST bill
der, at the tinics and pieces named below, viz:
Getty sburg. Penna Monday. Nav 9th,
kMl ,t,,;n Penn Penna. Thnr.dsy, May 18th,
Reading Penna, Thursday May 18th,
Lebanon, Pepns; Thursday; june %
Scranton, Penra Thurfday. June 10Th
Williamsport, Penna Thursday, June 81.
One Hundred tl0e) horses at Gettysburg. and Two
Hundr and Fifty (25Oj At each of the other places
The horses have been eondemned as unit for
the cavalry service of the United States Army.
For rod and farm purposes z any good bargains
may be had
Horses will be sold pely.
Sales begin at 10 m, and continue daily until
all are cold
only. JAMES A. EKIN,
Up Is tje2o 1t. Col and c. ON Cavalry Bursau,
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! RR0OKyILLE ACkDEaY -StuSents receive
- at any time and Tged fro m date of catra1cc
Address X X. BURNS.
sp8-eoIrss BrookvilYe, Mont gomery CO., MI
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Hugh Sweeny, do: do. John Mof.imore, keep
ing bawdy house; for hearing. George Mer-
termer, disorderiy; IS. Ellen Robertson, Mary
Williams, Anne Tay Tor, Laura Payne, leading
q lewd course; dis missed. Anne e Smith, do;
Sarah f. Coleman, Margaret Elvans, do; Anne
keyes, do; bail for good behavior. Sydney
Brown, Georgianna Bacon and Elizabeth FitZ-
hugh, do, SO. Elizabeth Johnson, do; do.
Mary Blackstone, do; IS.
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'IF- FKUM BUSTUN. TT
Il HE Packet barque Laconia has arrived and is
now discharging her freight. Apply to ~
HARTLEY d BRO, ~
SO and 101 Water street, 80
ap 253t* Georgetown. D. G..
OK CHICKERING 4 SONS FAMOUS PIANOS
- just arrived this morning. Good news
for my friends who have been so patiently -
waiting. This makes our stock very large ,VS&NS
well assorted. being forty pianos from best makers
in the country. Pianos for rent, Pianos tuned,
Pianos moved, &c. Also, Melodeons and Organ
Melodeons. Several good Second hand Pianos at
bargains. JOHN r. ELLIS.
ap3 goo Pa. av, bet 9Th and 10th SITS.
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FGgTX'S MIXTURE,

iHE : safe and reliable remedy for the cure
L Of Rheumatism. Painful Nervous Af'e,;-
tions, Sprtins. Burns, Swellings and all
BEST diseases requiring eXtorna application
on Man.
On llolses it will never fail to euro tho
LINZ Pol-Evil Fistuu old running Sores. or
MENT Sweeny, ii properly applied. For Sprains,
Scratches, Bruises, Cracked iloufs, Cha s.s,
FOR Saddle or Cellar Calls Cuts or Wounds 10
is an intallibIe remedy. Try it and be con-
WINGED ol its great ciii,ucy.
MAN EliEU MiTISM.
Persons afflicted with this disease no mat
ter OF how long Standing. can be promptly
AND and eH.clually cured by using this Mixture
There is nothing in the world so sure and
so good to take away bad Corns and cure
Beast Frost Bites as this preparation Try it and
satisfy yourselves. Price % and 80 cents per
Now botte Prepared by
5. y. EUUTZ BROTHER
Westminster. Md.
in use For sale by DR.. II. H. MITCHELL, Elkton.
and Druggists and storckeepers everywhere.
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nle0ltunal
s1ERsyEH'S
BiLSaMiC COUGH SYRUP.

For Congts, Cotds, Group, Whooping
Coygh, .lSthmo, B,o~chiiis, Splitting
Blood, Pam and HeakaeSs Of tie
Brsaoi, difficulty Of Breathing, &c.
THIS is 10 new remedy 1t has been
L used for a Number Of years in Maryland
aud parts of Pennsylvania, and ha1 wher-
ever known. acquired Unprecedented
reputation for curing the various diseases
for which il il recommended. gOxF
50 apparent is its usefulness. and so re-
, markahe have been its that il is fast
supcrsediug every other remedy for those
diseases. The afflicted rely upon its
doing as much Tor them. and in many
| mose than any other remedy now before
| The public. Chill
| II is recommended and prescribed in the
| practice OF large nun,ier of the most intel
| lgent and able Ply siciws OF Maryilnd. 1t ,,,sn
| is used and considered indispensable
| household remedy by large portion Of the
| first families OF The state. Ga
| 1t is used by all classes Of society. and the ours
| universal opinion is that it is goud. TnIs
| SYErP Is PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
1t Is pleasant t" take aud never does injury A'o
| But owing to Its purifying qualities, must
I do good under any circumstances. Its effects
/ are iIu!r wonderful, soothing. calming and ~
alayius the violent Coughs. purifying cilId
strrnS hen:nE and invigUraius tho whole
! System, calming and soothing the nerves,
j, aiding aud faoiitAtins exptctolatou, and
| healing the need
DISEASED LUNGS.
! Thus striking at the root Of disease AMI
| Irving i, from the system
| GROUP. die Of
This disease is announced by difficulty of
| breathing. shriil whisns or Wheeling
| hacking cough and threalcned suiuc tliun
| Ne It mostly occurs in young children Group
| No child need die Of Group if this Syrupis
| properly used, aud used in time. Mothers
| Who have croury children Sh ,ull watch
| ;he first show Of the Iscusc add alwa,,ir this
keep this remedy at hand.
! For cough alter measles this Syrup is
most excellent. Experience has proven that
| II i equaled by no other preparation. ,Sv,un
! The price Of the remedy is such as to-
| place ii within tho reach Of all the poor IA
we'll as The rich, AID every person should
|, have it. ::
Every person should have it in the house "
! 1t is u true aud faithful friend to all who
value health and "ish to sccurc themselves $500,
against that most terrible disease. consump Use"
ion. Ii will be tUunl the most useful as
Wei as the cheapest family medicine in the .
world II has been usei for the last Gar III
! gears with Il success without ii parallel
Price 40 Goats per bottle, or thlee bottles
! IOr Si.i0 ii6ss.
Prepared by "a. FoUrZ 4 BRO.
Westminster, Nil
For sale by DIR II. II. MITCHELL, EIkton.
| and Druggists and Storeheepers generally.
Nov Is. iSi5--ly
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TIE FAYORiTE OIL BURNER.

NO GLASS CHlMNEYS TO BREAK OR BURN
TIE FINGERS.
This Burner will Ct the common size Petroleum
Lamps
T'H1S uurivaled non Chimney Burner for Coal
l. Oll Is low offered to the public in shape
more perfect and desirable than any other
1t excel: all other inventions designed to burn
OIL without the expense and lnconyencnccs of II
Chimney; 50 fas a to be beyond comparison
IL has been in use nearly two years; and the
ingenuity Of inventors has been exhausted in ut.
tempting to equal it, 1t is constructed on scieu
life principals. and burns clearly without smoke
dor, having a steady, floating lame
lr Is PhnrEcrLY SAFE.
1t is durably made simple in operation. and
never gets ou' OF order. In short its many gooi
qualities are too nuiHcEv.s to mention. Try it,
For sale by T. W. Staples
EEL have one in constant Use ut the store.
sch 6, Isjl
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Or. D,nl's L'rutoE Golunnl.
Respectfully Dedicated 10 the
Public.

In this bright hand where hcauty rrgns -upIcIue.
Aud AL pay homage to the With ing qurrA;
NhcIo thousands visit each Cosmetic Mart.
I" learn how she improves 10y every art.
How >hc preserves hqf' ch.rtip~ from sad decay;
Aud shines in rs.n4; sfltniur day 10y day:
Learn this. mrfc lasting than the laurel wreath.
That Of all charms. the hest are Perfect Teeth
Without lhrs,'. rtcs. CHnilrl" Niun. hair are vain
A. summer sky upon desert rlnn,
We like not hcautys happy ficr auur:
But think Sound Teeth til" richest gift own;
For enjoy our fJ,h, draw cheer aud h altii,
\ better rrisr than hands M" fIcr wealth.
Unfortunate Nh" wish their joy, combined
Are begged ~ ctll upon the andel signed.
Whose ipnE-tIind Dental skill and cunning hand,
VIII every patrons want full understand.
Hen quickly furnish t1r i,.c lowest sum,
Bright sets sc Teeth aud Arthtia Guu-;
AiliNin- all secure with such meat care.
THAT none will know but nature pui thea there.
His Plugging Cement soon make bad Teeth sound,
And here and nowhere else can il ic found
He extracts Teeth With guckncss and aigh ease,
And Cytiy iHty pItirnt h" please.
If you've It nervous Turlh tIitt'- snucwha Gone,
had vt too tiInil feel To hIv" it drawn,
just call ~ him: he II let your Tooth remain:
His Nerve iaste kills the nerve aud without pain,
lie ais" makes q favored pruti flee
That's celebrated by each Beau and Miss:
Twill thit"n Teeth and n.tSr the areut So sweet
That love will huv5r near where persons meet.
Thcu from III, Joys Hud marriage i,c moi lmrI'd
Ky Teeth like t"ln.stones in an old graveyard.
He pulls cut Siumps that make unpleasant breath
nsIning t"oth-itrhu to the hands OF death.
Call OH the Undersigned without delay,
For every srrvic" in the Dental way.
He still attentive waits at your command,
Offering his vol experienced hand.
March q, ls6i. DIR. T. J. ENG.
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.issrr e.ht -ssrs connection with Mr. +. Marine, a.
Grorcr. anil Commission Merchant take pleasure in
Recommending him rs business man. strictly correct,
sni must gag thar he has my rntiro confidence.
MM. u. MvMAMAN, Sheriff.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-05-14
Stores ono Ginuarc.
Gas Consuming Cooking Stores.

TEfiESE Stoves have hollow CRATE of such
i form that the air, enteriag through
holes in front of the stove, must traverse
one bur after another before it escapes into
the bucktir plate, which is also divided
into passages through which the air must'
pass before it escapes through pertorations
into the fuel, so that the latter is subjected
to two series Of thoroughly heated air which
tend ctlectua'y to consume the gases mixed
with the product of combustion. The advan-
tages OF this arrangement is the great econ
o.ny in consumption Of fuel, and the thorough
cqualiZing of the heat throughout TIL. oven.
The stoves are warranted to give satsfac-
ton, and are offered at city prices for cash.
L. W. STAPLES.
P. S.-Wood can be used in the stove as
fuel to il great advantage. Isept e. 1862